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The middle f6lsa rigid, aOted for it9 for

q Inv hiiu"io pIdlAS-' -otL;n,, /
This middle ,prairiSss ivSt CO affe,ts us By
pieeemcal. If the heart is changed, the neao
+ chonoe1. and the liver is changed, and the
snlsen is changed, and the hands are cnangeo,
and the feet are changed, and the store L
CHANGED, and the house is changed, anu s.s Sse.y
thing over which man. has any lnnne H11
come, to complete and radical change. Inc
r., iciC n of the Lord Jesus Chr st IS not q POI
of hyacinths, to be set in parlor pay WIN
dow for passers by to look at ana 70 p9 On
amined by ourselves only when we nave
com aany, but it is to ne periun1i ''.t n nf
oli the room of the heart as "a custer %
campfire from the vineyards OF Engeal..
The trouble is men do not taRe their reilgion
-,,;th them The mer ,haut leaves 1t oufsl1e
the counter. lest it disturb the goods. ne
housexeeuer will not let her religion traal rs
robes in the kitchen on Washing Jay a IN
amid the batteries, lest it get a gaivanic
chork. But / tell you unless your renglon
COOS with YOU everywhere, it goes nowhere
That religion was intended to color all the
heart and the life. r.
But, mark you'll was prlgne, color. AZ ~ ~
the most part it was al orange dye mace Q!
This canphire plant, one of the most DrlilianI
If ali the colors: and so the religion OF Jesus
Christ casts no blackuess or gloom upon tne
| soul. It brghtens up life; it brigntens W
everything there is no more rehglon ~
funeral tina there is IN weaan; nj n rva
3 religion in tears than in smiles Davla 10 wa ~
M ietter when he said he cried out OF Tn
denths of hell than he was when he sait
1 that his mouth was filled with Iaugnte
and his tongue with singing The best me-
I a ahat / have ever known have laughed tn
: ioujest. Religion was intended to brighte
f up al oYr character Take out tne .a Spite csts
!, cypress from your coat and put In a eius.e
u Of cataphire from the vineyards OF Engeo ~,
ali bsr raths are peace" fhave found it $
III are hundreds in this house who hay
'0II remark nj again, that the campfire plant
~ the text was a symbol of Jesus CnrlsS
n cause it is mighty restorative. Aou ~
~ ~ that there is nothing that starts respirauo
g rs soon in one who has tainted as capphor.
1 n we have it. Put upon a sponge or handke
az chief, the effects are almost lmmedia'
a. Well this campfire plant of the text, tnou:
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| DISEASES OF
| WoHrH.


M, nc was breathing hardly.
.onl Grampal Grampam
A thread of scarlet wound across II,
white forehead. 0'' LIS
noh Grampa! Grampar"
o n't grandpa could not hear. ONLY
1no cou q hear now. Her pale, shivcr-
hhS ups moved and her eyes looked ont
through the open roof into the dark sL -
ne prayer was heard. Its answer
was brave heart. Calm and stronn
now, she started to rise. A dart If Us
ron her bruised or broken limb m r"Io
her heart faint. She could moi Ill o
hardly crawl. ' n0' walk,
o. she crept slowly to the door. T. bod
to"s raining. Dimly she saw the trao
5Ips surge and fall, like dark, wild wauaa
uown the mountain side. waves
erE one crept back. The blood oozed sin
no Ioh t tle broken temple. In moment
5 5ne. nad torn sleeve from her niabt
ur e., and bound the wound sn'-
ihen she bowed her head 49,,
fe breast where the old heart Upon
y One knew not what to
touoh nsaln she looked ont
pr rs ! que shattered roof and PRAYED
MI neia grew faint. Upon the n;iIou,
a ~ 1 f breast she slept the deatblv
, hstv G gool ar revived her. It was
'n "a tb lava s;, now Faint far off. She he
gh .ne tlnkling Of bell. The co Tw
w1tEoming home. "e COWS
ave . quick thought came. Tbsro
err nd dS Ci,s OF getting help, of SAVING e
perience. pPing the large gray shawl
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W. 10 Htt1'U VUIs OEUIEC
A. WATSON discussed the ''industry of the

NA"Nueoeu VIC INDUSTRY OF tn
colored people" The court 49a4;se .yq
em TSv HI our time in examining few lilies
when the Bible is a great garden flled WIN
fuchsias and with daffodis, and with anna
ranths, and evening primroses Tor the Close
of life's day, and crocuses at the 1901 Oh IIe
snow bauk of sorrow, and heartsease for the
troubled. and passion flowers planted at the
foot of a cross, and morning glories spread
mo ont under the spleudors of the breaking
day5 Some years ago l discoursed to you
about "the white hairs of Jesus" and some
of the newspapers supposed 1t was mere
fancy of nv owIl-the poor fools not know
ing that IN Revelations, the first ana Ine
fourteenth, the Bible speaks OF Christ: ms rs
head and His hairs we're white like wooi-as
white as snow''-symboizing the eternity OF
Jesus.
the VINEYARDS of Engedi. On, they are SWEEP
places; From a shelving of the mountain,
aOOfeet high waters came down in beautlIul
haptism on the faces of the leaves; the grapes
intoxicate with their own wlne:pomegranaltvSs
with Juices bursting from the rlno al
fruits, and flowers, and aromatic woods--
among the sweetest of these the campnire
nlant Of the text. Its flowers are in clusters
like our lilacs-graceful,f fragrant, sympollcal
of Jesus; for 'tmy beloved is unto me as 9
cluster of campfire from the vineyards ol
Engedi." - :,
the first place show you that this tampnir'
liant of the text was symbol of Christ, be
insfdsee Of his fragrance. If had a branch q O.
TIT, and should wave it in your midst; II woun
iii the house With its redolence The cam
] phire as we have it, is offensive to some Du
The campfire plant of the text has a ira
GRANGE gracious to ALL The vineyards o
Engedi 6athei in 1.-THE branches, the buds
the blossoms dripping with sweetness, typica
of the sweetness of Christ.
How sweet the name OF Jesus SOUNDS
In believers ear
It soothes his SORROWS heals his wounos'
And drives away his fear.
The name Of Caesar means power; On
name of Herod means cru city the name M n
Alexander means conquest; the name OF ID
mosthenes means eloquence; the name
Milton means poetry the name of Benlam
West means painting; the name OF fnial
means sculpture the name OF Beethoven m e
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in nernicious practices pursued in solltude,
n most startling cause Of nervous and genera era
debility HIT lack of self confidence, and WI VII
p power; impaired memory, despondenc]y' s snG
other attendants of wrecked manhood. gu, ous
ferers should address, with Ocents IN sIani ,,,
for large illustrated treatise, pointing sr TT
unfailing means of perfect cure aee "U MD;r
Dispensary Medical Association 200 MAN
Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Ind her face ligt
Ser that this car I,
hen, addressing her
esy as though she b
,ident's new bride, he ar
1t not help her into
ked him and, putin
er her arms, he lifted
8, and placed her crutch
tipp d his hat and the
and conversation. II
was General Joe John
ederate leader.
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dR WoPp fdopM Mr. James T. Goodkey st. LOUIS GUS,
Mach Mo- Cure which cured him after all osner
So ,issdies failed. He says it neither colis'f
,'ates the bowels, nor causes sick headache
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be TAKEN is he Grsat anti
Of Of ths lungs Therefore ss and strength
81 sap rssss to cod si9 1sr pd Fl
weak %nsi t bas no equal Sold by druggist
f fr pr Pee treatise on sOn pispepsary
S Medic ca Association, 6G3 Main street, Du'
NY.
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oil h in the world, manufactured from n Is i ALSO
healthy livers, upon the seas siSmt: Who hav
iutely pure and sweet Ct 70 r al others. Physi
taken d i RTstsif SUPERIOR d to any Of the
clans n NAV n market Made by Caswel Haz
ard Il Co., New York. -. cough
Cu.ppEp HANDS, face, pimples e. and r Ta59
s,, Gn cured by using Juniper Tar Soap, nau'
i Inv Caswell. Hazard s. Co., New AorA
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Tho farmers, in their swamPs, we're sure rs,ro.
q Could find the roots and plants tnas ''n''
If by their knowledge they only ,r sne"
For just the disease each ONE rfR% Root try
lake I ,D;dray liver aud bladder complaintsl
va As on this remedy you can rely
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Ills head rne+ed-- vub -@an ~ 10 -
/ I anaeen,l VIII my head never ache again;s
Shall never stumble over grave AVE. a ones
, aeain' Can It be possible that the stream Is
esst that; the bank is gained, that the glory
y vs.. D ~ feet When the clock Of Christian
sntS ai has run down it will never %. 20
wound up again. Amid the vineyards or .. sno
heavenly Engsd, that THAT w will III be day with
w VIZ ANU sn Seeding night That will be tine
.rints' everlasting rest
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the.r foliage, thorc is not bit Of green
to be seen. rs the soil is dark, heavy
loan, tho contrast is not pleasant, and
one feels that the sacrafce Of half dozen
orange trees in front of most of these
houses and the. planting of flowers in
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-07-31

An all-wise paper tells when .ne U wsy Is to
is to divide bee colony ne p ~ no divided.
That will vent the friction an pl,p Dn Tho
ar rar which are apt to follow wncll 'ne
I:2;.;o,, lie ,,romnfIIrp
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The pain-banisher is name appihIe sre = been SS
Jacobs Oil, by the millions WIZ I hv ;ts ,,se,
cured of rheumatism and neuralsia ~
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contractors

tOd OpeH dQ
,losed, the first ;on
the perfume 2nMM
hacked amid t, essNn...;MSsIQ
5s of hearts hei that stlI,snrbs
Fer to you thehe M We're ~
% seen Hmm Thr.so We'd, IL
,uA sin has He not flpeaS,,s. q
>. Beautiful when He sark p9
AZ little child was cryinssn ~
g the time Of the eclipse. IL Aot
loon that she was afraid and kept
ri could not be silencel until
70 the sum came out again,
apIed her hands and said:
+, sun! the SUM-" Some Of us
in the darkness Of our sin;
reclipse has passed over our soul;
3 iwhile the Sun of Righteousness
beams upon our hearts. and we
ejsunl the sunlp Beautiful dawn
OF Bethlehem Khan Beautiful
FRS shawl, a fugitive to Egypt
It'll His feet in the Galilean surfl
th the children hanging about
eautiful in the home circle Of
2 llirer than the SONS Of men: day
high; light for those who sit
n Sc of Sharon; lily Of the valley
'Ovelyl OH He Is such a sin
h a trouble -soother, such a
such a grave breaker, that the
I6iation OF His name rouses up
the garden, and all the per.
) Spics; while the soul, in ecstasy
r. ries out: my beloved is unto
rof campfire from the vine
I talk of tie sweetness Of
those who have never felt
ess OF His comfort to those
ed his premise; of the sweet.
to those who have furnad
m His Lowell Now, a great
lay think this is merely sickly
Jonathan Edwards was q
was harsh In some of his opin-
,ver afflicted with any senti-
and yet, when the name of
entioned, 10 threw him into O
lul was cool logician,
mistaken in the Medi-
re,k, a granite nature.
fbh The whole world -
lDI lIlIr 49, r..-.-Ef
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was monthb after this before ieieneu
Georgetown, while Keys never got there
at all, being carried off by jingle fever.
| hunted Up Captain Larkins, who had
long ago given me up for dead, and l
was rightly treated in the matter of wages
and aided to secure berth on a brig
about to sail for Liverpool, He had re-
fused to give the natives any ransom in
advance, and after waiting for three days
without hearing anything further from
me, had begun the homeward voyage. -
NeW KQrk Sun.
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dvsneptic constipated, should address Win nii
~ 1 CENTS in stamps for treatise, Worlds DIS
n me- Medical Association, 663 Man street,
Buffalo n Y
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On the appearance of the lirst symp IoIInr
as general debility, loss OF appe;iIee, P p"eot;
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A new cotton exchange is building ''
Savannah, Ga.
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There is to be bridge over the MISSISSIPPI
river at Memphis.
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"creeuland has only one newspaper. In, n,'
: Unbahiv the reason they call it Greeniaho
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mdian skeletons are being dug up in Tala-
daga, Ala, in large numbers.
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A brick factory is to be erectednear Milton
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The South is full of papermaklhs ''0'A
fully eaual to cotton.
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Tampa, Fla, has cabbagetwo feet a cro'
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ttss-sSvcws can out-swim rowboat or
an alligator Virginia city (NeU.) En-
tsrprise.
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!s;sgfal Of a dear friend. ".-lSiftiags.
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fwhv.-
$50 '6hools and colleges ana
CT historical note, purchased ticket |
Tor Dallas, Texas. Dallas is situat. -,
l the northern part of fhe ga.>rTs.
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Dutch uuiuga, ,tBu;i~ prOAAe
the camp of Some Dutch mill
who were On a hunting ex'
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-28
sezni.Local Cupp1ngs

Ashton(Spink Co.)Leader: Gen. ".
81. e. Bsadle-Could every state in the
union have q Gen. BeadIe, the schools
OF America would come much near to
making American citizens Of the grow
ing generation. Not q schooI-master,
but q broad-gauge~ statesman, who con.
siders every feature OF school policy
with sole reference to the needs Of the
commonwealth. His every effort is to
lnstill into the minds of the teachers q
broader, deeper, practical oonoep.
tion Of the task upon their hands
Although engaged in arduous business
pursuits, he does not LOSE his old time
interest in public education. as fol
instance his spending q week in on
county institute at a pecuniary loss
Every school in the county will receive
wiser instruction and bettar training az
the result OF the weeks work.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-28

LOCAL La ONIC8
This weather ls not conducive TO the
toboggan enterprise.
A public memorial meeting in honor
of General Logon is suggested.
Justice Read is doing MP a large batch
Of civil cases for the Yankton insurance
company.
The Milwaukee & st. Paul depot at
Calliope, on the Sioux Falls line, WAS
burned early this morning.
General Lew Wallace ia the next
lecturer in the college oourse. His topic
will probably relate to Turkish matters.
General Beadle gives a ten MINUTES
speech for the old bachelors at the re-
ception tomorrow night at the G. A. II.
hall.
More moderate weather brings the
farmers to town again. There has been
a fair representation on the sire ets TO.
day.
Please notice the posters in the post.
office announcing Col. George Wood
ford's lectures next week at the Oonere.
gational church.
schoregge is putting a metal roof on
the building he recently moved from
First street to Third street. He designs
making it fire proof from that side.
Rev. ]. II. Hartman will appear ct
the Methodist church this evening in an
interesting programme of select read
ings. See announcement elsewhere.
The Northwestern train due last
evening at Gas was three.quarters OF an
hour late, the delay being occasioned by
Iowa storms. This seldom occurs on
the Northwestern.
MI. Bergoff, the new owner of the
Turkey creek mill, contemplates opening
q commission house in Yankton il the
spring. His Turkey creek mill will be
started up in q few days.
The Grand Army boys and the lecture
committee combined tastes and pro.
duoed some handsome decorative results
yesterday in rear Of the platform from
which Major Dane lectured last night.
There is but n sentiment to day
relative to Major Danes lecture las
evening and that is 9 sentiment OF en-
thusiastic commentator. It is not Otter
that o lecturer holds an audience undei
perfect control for two and . quartel
hours and lleaves them wanilng more
The lecture committee is to be CON
graduated on its selection OF Majo
Dane.
Speaking Of the alleged coal famine
! W. y, Dean, who is in the coal business
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-28
AN Entertainment this Evening


There 10 to be an interesting entertain
ment at the Methodist church this even-
Ing, consisting OF a programme OF read
Ings by Rev. j. 81. Hartman. CHAPLAIN of
the first brigade of Dakota militia. Mr..
Hartman Was formerly pastor of the
Fourth Avenue Baptist church in Pitts
burg, Pennsylvania. He is q special
friend OF Major Dane, who lectured here
last evening, and the major spoke OF him
from the platform in the highest terms.
As an elooutionist Mr.. Hartman ranks
high and he will undoubtedly give his
hearers an evening OF rare entertainment.
The following programme has been
arranged:
Scott's Old Veteran.
Sheridan's Ride.
Charge OF the Black Regiment.
Buck Fanshaw's funeral,
The Charity Dinner.
Connor, Nora aHd Jamesey.
Mark Haley.
Old Chums.
The proceeds OF this entertainment
will 60 to Phil Ksarney post relief
fund. An admission Of twenty-five
cents will be charged.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-28

The holidays have come
and SO have the beautiful
presents for all. They are at
the jeweIry store of ii. G.
Clark q Co. Diamonds, gold
watches and silver goods of
all the latest and most
beautiful designs. Next to
the p0stofice, Yankton.
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George Woodrord.

The temperance people of our oily
may be glad that they have secured for
q series Of meetings SUCH en- earnest
Christian gentleman and efficient
lecturer az George Woodford. The
following is but q sample Of the many
press conmendstions that come to our
notice. It is from the Newburgh On.
G.) Journal:
"Geo. Woodford is doing his work in
thorough Christian earnestness, and
since tho death Of tho iamented John
B. Cough has probably no superior on
the temperance platform"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-28

Subscribe Now-You Gan yet any
newspaper published In America or
Europe at the lowest subscription price.
Any premiams offered by publisher in
Guided. Daily papers changed at any
time il not satisfactory to subscriber.
Aleo school supplies, books, pictures. &c.
ct 4. W. HowARD's.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-28
Horseshoeiug.

Wa are grateful to the last degree to
our friends and the public especially to
the ladies' who have INDUCED SO liberal
~ in the purchase OF our elegant line OF
suitable holiday presents. We haye
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-28

Fred Meth & Company. the Broadway
grocers are settled in their nav quarters
in the Sydel block on north Broadway
where they will be pleased to soc their
old friends.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-28
Obituary.

Mrs. Mahala Sinner died at Indiana
spolls, Ind, Dec. 18th, 1886, aged eighty
four years, six months and five days.
The deceased was q sister to Thomas
Dunn, whose death was published last
week. She passed away only four days
previous to his decease.
Thus the reaper cuts Us down BY
one.
All dear - me yslr Bunlit ways,
AAd dear tho leafy shore;
But ysu have bsrHs lpsn yeurt tide
That which returra NO mere
Gov.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-28
"A. CARD.

To all who are suffering from tas errors nd
indiscretions of youth. nervous weakness early
decay. loss Of manhood, &c., I will send 4 recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CEARaE. This great
remedy was discovered by o missionary In south
America. Send q selt-addresssd envelope 10 th~
Rxy. Jos1rE Z. ISGAS, ssssips q. Nov xtrs Or
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-28

Coal Headquarters.--I have an
over stock of Ohio lump, Indiana black
and hard coal and I am prepared to fli
orders promptly. Ny stock Of coal is
tie a1est money can purchase. and Will
ba sold at competing prices.
W4Lg1R B, DEAN.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-28

Appropriate and useful gifts for the
holidays, embracing pictures in elegant
frames, q fine variety; beside an endless
assortment Of ornaments. At
j. r. SANBoRN 4 SoN's
Furniture Store.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-28

Dyeing-Parties wishing work IN the
line OF cleaning, dyeing or repairing will
dc veil .e es!l i=med.stely. Am going
to close my business the LIST Of January.
HoNaR PATTRs, Steam Dye Works,
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Headquarters for A.
Booths fresh oysters. BY
the can Or bulk at.
WALTER H. CARR'Si

Give Shaw your orders for Fish
or hewlll clean them for You at l219cts.
per pound. Select Oysters 40cts: stand
ard Oysters Boots; fish OF ell kinds 10
cents per pound. J. B. SHAW.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-28
Attention Sir knights

"UVEuNkVh Ell AHABHtb W.
You are requested to attend a special
conclave Of DeMolay ~Commandery. No.
3. Z. T., for the purpose Of comforting
the order Of the temple, on Wednesday
night the 18th inst. at 1880 o'clock,
Take due notice and govern yourselves
accordingly.
By order Of the E. O.
WALTER B. DEAN, Recorder.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-28

Insurance-Why Pay high rates
Gall and see me before renewing. One.
third lower than Board rates.
E. M. O'BR1Es,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-28

To the many sho have given Us their
patronage in the past we return thanks,
and ask for q continuance OF confidence
in the future. FRED METH & Go.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-28

Money to loan OF real state or chatsle
security. E. 81. VAN ANTWERP,
Abstract Office.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-28

Non-BOard Insurance-One of
the best companies in tine west. Rates
one.third lower than Board-rates.
e. M. O'BI1EN.