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Clears out rata nice, reaches, nies ants. bedbugs.
Heart Pains.
psPsat,on Dyopscal ssslas bnaiSes Ip %s,,,
though on Corns."
Ask for Wells Rough ON Corns." lsc, Quick com
plete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts, bun!ons.
"Buchu- Paiba."
9qek complete cure q. Kansy bladder and Urn
~ the Bidder. g. Druggists.
Bed-Bugs, Flies.
Flies, reaches. apis. hed;baes rai. mice. gophess
chlpmunks, eiearedSout by Rough on Rats" isc.
Thin People.
wells Health Remover" restores health and viesr
cures Dyspepsia, lmpot. nee, Sexual Debility. u.
Trough ON Pain"
Cures cholera collie cramps. darrhpa, aches, pAibk
sprans. headache: neuralgia reeumstisni. &c ROay,
on Pain PlAsters, l5c.
II you are failing broken, worn ont and neryoue pss
Wells HealiS Remover" o. Drussdsis.
Life Preserver.
II you are losing your grip on life try wells Healt.
Remover" Goes direct " weak spots,
though ON Plies"
Cures Piles or Hemorrhods Itching. Protruding
bleeding Internal or other. Internal and kNterns
Remedo In each package. Sure cure, SOC. DruxE;iss.
Pretty Women.
Ladies' who would retain freshness and vyac!y. dom
fail " try Wells Health Remover"
"Kough on Itch"
"Rough on itch" cures humOrs. prnptons, r!ngvorB
letter, salt rhcuui, frosted feet, chiDains
"Rough on Catarrh."
Corrects Offensive odors at once. Complete cnre o.
worst chronic cases also upequaed A. Sare for Dipb
iberia, Sore Throat, Foul Breath. Jc
The Hope of the Nation.
ALL. la, arr
delicate, use Wells Health Remover"
Catarrh Of the Bladder.
Singing. irritation Inflammation. all Kidney and
Urinary complaints, cured by "Buchu'Paiba." 81.
"Water Bugs, Roaches.'
"Eough on Rats clears them ont. slss Beetles. Ant,
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Durability Of Wood Affected by Position.

The problem has puzzlei many why two
pieces OF WOO /, sawed from the same section.
of a tree, should, poss 81 very varied charac-
tcristics when used in different POSITIONS
For example, a gate post VIII be found to
decay much faster if the butt end OF thu
tree is uppermost than would be the case IL
the top was placed in this position. The
reason 1, that the moisture OF the atmos
pherc viii permeate the pores Of the wool
much more rapidly tho way the tree gre"
than it would in the opposite direction.
Micro copica examination proves that the
pores invite the ascent of moisture, while
they repel its descent. Take ,he familiar
case Of a wooden lucI;e', Many may have
noticed TIA some OF the slaves appear to be
cntircy saturated, Will others are appar-
emily quite dry TINS arises from the same
cause; the dry slaves are in tho position
in VIII ch the tree grew. willie the saturated
ones are reversed Popular Science News.
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'-'ho cgcccsful one is that shown in tho
70 cture The part which gave tn artist
1,u,ss trouble and thought was the top Of tho
sUwsr. The structure was to bo in the
R.iaSt Of group of trees forty-cght feet
nigh Above these its top mus, show of
s1'slatlsomely About the only other require
2nent5 in the design wer, that it should bc
srlarhed BY an easy i;ht Of steps, and that
% should not cost over 5000, 1t Is to be
r"daembersd that 5000 go'S considerably
FURTHER in Eu oPo than in Amer "a, lh4
..awoT IS altogether PICTURESQUE,
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lSnll ISeAtIedness.

There Is much wearisome AMI needless
Il scusSiou about baldhcadel Amer can men.
Wash your h nd thoroughly once week
with a lather of soap an water, rinse all
tho soap out, aud rub the scalp lively till II
Is dry Never wear an unventilntad ha', or
any hat at ali when you can avoid it. Wear
a straw hat instead Of felt whenever pos l.
ble Give your scalp sunlight and air.
Don't smoke too much Follow the dlrec'
tions and you will never be baldheaded.
Even II our hair has begun to get thin II
will reviv,. Canadians are bald because they
wear iur cap 1t is the wearing OF hot and
unnatural head coverings that makes the hair
fall out II n quite bald man should go bare
headed in the sun AMI mir year 1t Is likely
that his hair would come n again, and he
would never lake cold. Rememoer this:
Nature meant your hair to Ike ,p your head
warm, not fur caps or felt hats Felt hats
and silk hats are an aboWination These
are The wretches that make American men
bnldhea lei II is not their mighty intellects
or their excessively fine nervous s>s.ems
II you render the hair superiluous b. max
ing h Il, do is duty Tor it, nature takes 1t
away. She will not tolerate useless thnga
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SCIENCE z,PRoG2ESS
.r.,a,n, nut,on, by Electricity.

Arsiu We chron Gle now use Tor electric
sxy. Whoever has bought buttons finds
-Gnn senerally attached 10 card Perhaps
4 asser occurred 10 any OF our readers TO
~usuder how long it took to fasten the but
! ssns spon the card, or whether 1t was dons
~ mncS;nery. 1t Is acc mpIishei by ma
-rAnery. but the most compile mechanism
Hw Gcing Il Is aided BY electricity.
H2o buttons als thrown upon a Rrooved
rseamed plane, shown at in the Illus ra-
-assa- The grooves narrow towards the bot e
lsnn - that only one button at a time can
,ssses through channel The inclined plane
"a Kept cons -antly shaking so tho buttons
.Sarccpd
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he electrical current. which passes down a
wire 10 the lahl, Of the operator. The mos
sage Il received and the current Of cleo
trctv d scends through tho wheels and
axles OF the car 10 the ground, thence re-
turning To he station whence the MESA %
was started, completing the circuit. there
are always telegraph wires along the line o:
RAILWAYS The current with the message
leaps from these to the tin roofs and copper
res upon tho train, and vice yer a An
cleo rlc condenser at the starting station en-
aples the operator there to rece, ye aud trans
nit messages IN the same way.
Thee are The main features Of this
won lerful scovery
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4 DMlNlSrRAToR'S SALE or RRAl. Estate
n BY Virtue Of an order and decree " the Frurate
Court Ui Id Sale county Illinois made on IN" petition
of ne undersigned The01nrcC. Trnary administration
with the wi snn"xei of The Crtatno Of Aus'iht' ddard
decreased Tor leave 10 sell thu Real Estate Of sd de
erased. the January term, A. D. 1885 OF said Court,
tOwit the 18th day 0f Januiry 1886 shall on sat
urday. the 27th day Of February next between the
hours Of o'clock in the forenoon and fuu o'clock
In the afternoon. that s to say NJ two ocrck IN the NJ
fnrnoun OF said day cell Public e the are resi-
dnncr OF Austin Goddard. deceased. on the southwest
quarter (Hv u Of section % town hp 81 north range
east OF the 81 principal meric IAN. IN the township OF
Ophr in said county, the Real Estate dtscribed " FOL
lows, tN-wli:
The southwest quarter (sTs) OF section t|ehiY-eith
tlsD township thirtyAvo ) nJrth range two % east
~ The third principal me- dian ntIining one hun.
drtd and sixty ) Of lanc, n0rc less sta 't'd
ia L. Sale county, Illinois, on the following terms,
tO.Ult; Cash.
Dated thih eth day Of January A. u 1896
THEODORE Z. TREShRY.
Administrator with the viii annexed of the estate
JGI!p ~ Of Austin Goddard, deceased.
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SWIFT. DUNCAN q o'coNoR.

NJ ASrER's sAIE--sTATE OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALLK
M CoUHrY-ss. La Sale County LscuiI Court.
In the matter Of Charles II. CrVok ~ Lucy Poole
Albert ]. Poole and Minnie \. Confederation. Al.
bert j Poole o. Minnie Crook, Lucy A. P,Os and
Charles H. Crook Foreclosure.
Public notice Ia hereby gwen, that in pursuance Of .
order entered In the above entitled cause
said court the soth day Of January a. u. 1896. l..
George W. W. Rak., Master In ChaDccry for aad court,
saturday the 9TH day Of February d. 1885, At
o'clock in the afternoon Of said day, shall se NJ pnbiS
auction the highest and bert bidder for cash nj the
north doIr Of the County Court House, in Ottawa IN
sa,i county the following described real estate situate
In he county Of La Sale and state Of Illinois, a. wit
The north quarter Of the northeast quarter "
ton twenty -four, township thrythrae north, range
three east ~ the third principal crdan also lot four
In the su0d vision Of thu half ~ section thir
town thrtythree north range three esst OF the thr
principal neridlsD together with ali and slngular IN t
tenennenIs and Embellishments .hereunt0 belonging.
GEO W. W. BLAKE,
February g. A. n. 1854. Master In Chancery.
r. G. SWIFT and DUNCAN VCoNOR
Solicitors for Compalnants. febS-tW
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Victor hugo was a true patrio. and lover
of liberty. H was cXi'ei to the lslanl of
Jpr ey Wh II FIRM e became an onpirs be
cause he hai spoken so eloquent, for the
republic. ii returned from exile nne,elu
years after, when France became / replbl G
again. At the iUe Of his death he lived
in beautiful home nj his beloved Paris
/ III wife and CHILDREN die before him bat
he hal with him at the time of his Gelth
h : grandchildren. whom h loved morc than
anyb dy e 81 al We Hs was ~ happy
with them. One Of his chlimin: boots wa
written about them, ana is called "Ihe A t
of Being Gran lie her. OF course hs
wrote in the French language. but lie 0aS 10
+ mons that all lis wor.ts have be1a trans
Iatel into English.
Tho other di ,tinguishei writer was named
Henry WalswOrth LonGfello~ H. was
torn at Portllul, Me. Feb. - 1874 He,
too, bcgin to write when schoo boy. His
Hymn of thu Morav.an Nuns" which il in
some of your school books, was pub ishel
when he was a stulrn, at Bowioin college
lie was only IS years Old when he gradu-
atcl at that school. When lie was IS years
old lie was appoin' ed professor Of modern
languages aud literature at Harvard uni
versity. He bal studied so hard and I'M
proved his time so well that he knew
enough to i'll this high pIac, when lie was. a
young man. Although he had always been
n great student, and was thought to be pro-
di.iously learned, sti,l he himself did not
think he knew enough TO be 4 professor in a
university, SO he ent 10 Europe and stuffed
otter Ian qua .es aul literature.
He wrote much poetry and some prose. He
lived TO a good oil age and died in March,
1852, at h.s home in CamLri iSr, Ma T.
where Harvard university is. He lived in
II house winch had been Gen. Wa,hiugton's
LenAuua,t.rs dining The revolutionary waE
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le9al.
l.. l.. THOMPSON,

lRUHtN az L<ttC.
4 DMISTSTRATOR's SALF.-NOtce Ia hereby given,
~ that on Thursday, the 18th day Uf February, 1886
b. tween the hours Of ten o'clock Ia the forenoon and
Ave o'clock IN the afternoon OF saia day. ~ the late
residence Of william &. Newell deceasd, the N
En- Of Sec g. near She HO,gs0n school house, In the
r,wn " Farm Ridge, unity of La Sale and state Of
Illinois the psrsans property Of sald decednt consist,
Ing OF 10 head Of Norman horses and colr. ncladng
valuable brood mares; 10 head VI young cattle inc I'd
Ing one fulblood Hereford bull anu one halfbloOd
Jersey COW pigs, Dvering nder. one mower
new sGlky pillow. Canton " one cnrh planter anu other
farming mnlements, one new top buggy, one new act
Of dOubIe harness. lumber W. gone. tnt Ot hay In
she'd about one thOnsaud bushes vi corn IN crib, wind
pump AID tanks with fixtures. old lumber, together
with houfehOld and Kitchen furniture, aud other art
cles, viii be sold NJ public sale.
TER AS Oh sALE--purchasrs Gf hve dollars and m
der 70 be- paid In hand all gums over g. on credit OF
twelve m0nths the purchaser giving nOte with approved
security. without interest paid when due II not 70
paid per cent interest will be charged from date Blk
per cent discount for cash on sunls over -.
JENNIE l. NEWELL.
Dated February ii, lS&-S-9w Administrative
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BOYS GIRLS


The last week in this month occurs the
bir Id vs. oil two literary mon VINO especi
ally Lowell children. and too perhaps, more
del ght In thar company than Ia that Of
wise grown peope And in his | should
not wonder II they sho we'd very good taste
Vic or Hugo was born at Besancon,
France. Fsp 70 1909 Look on the MAP
and And Bcss neon The poet wa French
nobleman aud his full name was V comte
Victor Marie Hugo his father was n
colonel in he French army and Victor was
carr, cd ABOUT Europe, 10 Paris to Rome
and to N"pl-s before he was year.
old. When he was only 20 years
Of age he published his frt volume
of poetry. He is called poet but he wrote
plays, novelS essay, and many other things
than POEM, He became famous, when he
was "a years old. though q story called
"rhe Last Days Of a Con emued Man But
his best known roman - Is the one nam ii
In Englrh The Hunchuacx of Notre
Dame 1t ia the story Of a hunchback who
hal enormous rengtu aud could ring the
bells Of tn. cnu"ch Of Notre Da ne In Paris
Real il. This story has been tr anSlatel into
many language. Ano her tae, "Le' Miser-
able ~hch me ms The Wrrtched Ones.
has bcel iran ,latel into nine languages.
But h. wrote enough 10 ill a Whole large
library. he had time, too for be las being
very industrious he was a writer Tor sixty
ihree years He diei in 1856 at the age q
s3, and he was busy with his pen up to the
las. His mind had not faied in the least,
hough he wa so cd A lfs full OF work
thai one likes keep one young and happy.
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NJ. IT. MOLONEY,

ItOVfVfV
S-O'rIS' T,.-ES TATE en- MArruI As CROrrY. DEC ..
" NOrCe - hereby gwen that the I'm risgn' d. IN
.cgtrly 81 The last win ana testament Of Matthias CrOty
lac Of the county ~ u sale and state u Illinois, dc
ceased Will appsRr before the pruhute COuft Of sad
.uunty on the third Monday (heng the 18Th dor) Of
hprsl, ls't, ~ the Probate Court Room. III ottawa.
IN said COUNTY when and where AL persons having;
claims demands against said estate ar. notified to az
tend and present the same in writing Tor adjustment
Batcd this ~ day OF February. 4. y, 1886
MARIA CROITY.
i-hc-Sy ExccutriX
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L. A. LOCKWOOD.

.II,OTIftW INWs
MN Al, SFTTL EN- FNT.-FErNTE OF EDWARD GU
+ LOAN. EsC' n.Notice is hereby given Ia all per
interested IN saG estate, that the undersigned ad
OF the estate Of said Edward Guesn.
deceased will appear before the PrIOate Court OF
the county OF II sale ard state Of Illinois, AZ the
day the 18TH day OF March, A. 1881, Tor the purpose
ot rendering account ~ her proceedings In the nd
Of said estate iur The final settlement
Dated ~ Ottawa, this An day Of February 1856
MARY GILLiGhS.
ATTEST: \. T. BARTEIs, AduniatrairiN.
TIr-g prunatr Court Ia Sale Co, H. fCht- 3w
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freight trains Car-.~p- passengers leave utrIws
follows: For Earl, I20PS.: foT Aurora, l0Gs A. N.
:3r Streator, s " A. sos NJ. and 10 Is 4. N.
Morning train makes close CONNECTION siAG.sfiiS
All points east and west.
PULLMAN Palsce Sleepirg Cara. c u. & Q. Draw'.s
Room Cars Hprt0n's Reclipin2 Cha.r Car. ana ire &
b. A o Palace Dining Cars, ny this route AL lSibrirs
ion about rates of fare sleeplTg accommodations
md dine tables vii be cseerry gwen nv applying 70
PFRClVAL LOWELL,
General 7 assengcr Agent Ch!csso,
Tu0s. J. POTTER. 100 . ,,o,.
General Manager Chicago. GEj. t.. lelt,
Agent AZ nTTavS
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q. F. LINCOLN,

4
FINAL, SET Lk.Nl T. Mt. = E'rArE or
L C\Ers u pN,"R sSpoRFF. DKCD.-Nutcc i hereby
gwen 10 an persons interested said estate, that the
UNDERMINED. administrators Win the Will annexed OF
No psta'e Of the said Carl Beuckendorn deceased VIII
npAr before hr Probate Court Of COUGry OflSa t
ana state az LIMOS III the County Court Huus. ~ fa-
wa In said county, MJsaay me 1874 day Of March
. D. $50 for rhc purpose al rendering At account Of
her proceed ugF IN the administration ~ fad estate for
the anal settlement
Dated al Ottawa this 9Th day of February 1886.
DORUrHEA BEECkENDORFF.
ATTEST: A. 7. RAR'EL-. Adminlstr trlN:
Cle-s Probate Court. Ia Sale Co. III. M0IS3w
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q. W. w. BLAKE.

AtLHHsy az Lar.
4 SSIGNEE'S EDTiCR--NOtce IL hereby given, that
n the undersigned has been appointed Assignee Of
Edward r.. Rhodes and william Reifer-Ched, partners
doing busnrss the Grn and style Of Rhodes
ketcrscheid: and all persons hOldiDg any claim or
claims against said arm VI Rhodes Reirr chcd are
hereby notified 10 present the same 10 me under oath
Affirmation within three months FROM This date.
whether said claims are due not All persons in
debd 10 said assgaors are requested 10 make prompt
payment of the same.
Dated az LOstabt, H., January 18th, 1856
WILLIAM LAUF. Assignee,
Lstan Illinois.
GEO. ", ". BLAKE Atty for Assignee. Jan b-6W
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We have said 1t before, but repeat it
Mrs John Shcrwood's book called M ,nners
aud Social U>ages' will give you informa-
ton on all points OF etiquette, from cards
and calling 10 dinner giving
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vi Hebron, Germany, IL prz' was of
-s1-ed for the best deslgn for a new ohserva-
AIRY. Fifty four plans we're entered ia COM
reltiou
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DUNCAN McDOUGALL,

4
I>INAI, sSIGrrI u. NJ t:NF.--E'TArH OF
L GIDEON MACE. pECE,sEp.-EOtice Is hereby
gwen 10 al persons interested m said estate, that The
uuLF rstgutd. administrator Of IL" eetate OF
snid Gi.c0n Mace deceased. win appear he!orc the
Probate Court II che county ~ IL Sale aHi state OF II
inois a. ne County Court House, in OTTAWA, Ia snid
county on Monday, the l5'h day Of March, y 1855,
for the purpose Of rendering an account ot MS pro.
cesdngs In the administration Of said estate for the maj
settlement. 49,,
WILLIAM p. REFS,
SrTRer. 4 r UtRTYIs Administrator.
iIr-l p-'ih,ta CONF, n Sale Co. H. iphl9 9w
NOrICIE.-EsTk rE or WILLIAM C.NonRF,DkC y
y Notice II hereby given that the undersigned NJ
min!strliprs 90 the Estate Of i!am C.HOnreh' OF tht
nrqr before the Prnate Court Of said county, On Tie
Third Monday (being the 18Th day Of Aprh, lSo'
n the Probate Court Eouln IN Ottawa in SAID county
when and where all persons having claims or demands
against SAID are notified 10 attend and present
tie same in writing fur adjustment
~ ~ JOHN g. MOORE,
CARRIE l.. JUDD,
fah,1 .x Administrators.
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Chicago, Alton & st, Louis Railroad

Lightning Express, Denver Express and Kansas City
anil ST Louis Express trains run daily; Express Mali
and Iohet Accommodation run daily, except Sunday.
Kansas City and ST. Louis Express going south runs
through " ithout change Of cars Morning train 20 St
Inn,s has free chair cars and evening train through
s'f JAY W. ADAMS,
Ticket Agent {. & 4. Railroad
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These have bsen much worn in eastern
cites thi, init, where there have Teen
several excessively cold snaps. Every oh Id
and every woman, citv OF country. sho Id
be provided with warm, comior able par
Gen l.men wear them. 90, in the shape OF
heavy lin d cloth gate = now that long
lie. gel boo = have go o on 4 IA ,hon Tue
lover limo. between the ank. d xIee aD
so!u.ey r,q iii es some VAR II pro &C lon
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, January 18th, Isl
nv. ~
L. w. BREWE

GEO. ". W. BLAkr, Atty for Ass!g nce. " janlt-du
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-09
PERSONAL

j. r. Gamble went to Sioux Falls on
legal business today.
M. A. Baker is at home once more
from an Armour visit.
ii. B. Wynn returned from a business
trip west last. evening.
Asel Kyes transacted business in
Centreville this forenoon.
Gen. w. FL. H. Beadle went to Huron
on business this morning.
Horace Clark is in the. oity to day
from his Turner county farm.
Brainard Smith. of Chicago, is visiting
his mother Mrs. l.. d. Palmer.
VIM. Kramer and his son William
returned last evening from Sioux City.
George w. Fowler, of the Bismarck
Tribune, left for the north last night.
Capt. John Barras, PROPRIETOR of the
Chandler house, at Vermillion. is in
Yankton to-day.
Louis digger visited Scotland yester-
day in the interest of the Yankton in
surance company.
d. 81, Hamel came home from
Tyndall last night. and returned to that
burg this morning
@. d. d. Maclagan went to Armonr
this morning in the interest OF the
Maclagan & Pierce loan office.
Geo. N. Martin, of the CroweIl &
Martin fruit house of SioHx City, sold
goods to Yankton people to-day.
Miss Ellen M. Haskell and Miss
Maude b. Trip returned last night
from q brief visit in Sioux City.
j. II. Beadle left this morning for a
visit among the Menonites OF Bon
Homme and Hutchinson counties.
Mrs. D. NJ. Fell, of Brule county, an
artist of note who a few years ago gave
instructions tos Yankton class, is in
town to-day.
Carl Hand left this morning for st
Louis to confer with mine owners for
whom he is operating in Montana. He
will return to Yapkton next week and
will remain here over the holidays.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-09


Alexandria is. going to feel satisfied with
getting a canning factory, foundry
creamery, another railroad and a crack
at the territorial juvenile reform school.
Sioux Falls Leader: Marshal Maratta
was in the city ON Thanksgiving. In
speaking of Dakota affairs, the marshal
said in his opinion if Mr.. Day had run
upon an admission as 8 whole platform
he would have been elected, the public
being tired of the division foi.de.rol
being kept up longer.
Wakonda independent: Il new time
table went into eff sot on this division
Saturday last. The afternoon aocomo-
dalton freight will hereafter run as e
passenger train, arriving from Yanktop
going east at 5:34 p. m, instead of 2:3O,
and makes connection at CentervilIe
with the passenger going east. Return
ing it arrives at Wakonda at $40 instead
OF 4:10 p. NJ. This change will be much
appreciated by our citizens, as it will
enable them to go to Yankton and ~
the same day, and have time to TRANSACT
business. which before was impossible,
Alexandria Advocates: e. B. Carpen-
ter has secured the local agency OF the
Yankton insurance Co.. the most
conservative in the territory and as SOLID
as the rock OF Gibraltar.