davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13
SITTER Gnnten.

Die Gtgeni6aft, in oLtem ~berIeqenst
Samen Die &eimfG0tQfeit tpie6er Al err
modem, fonln1t benz @1lor 3u. 9as G9lOr
miro aus &o6lal6 bergelteut uno 6iLbet
ben mtrfla1neu SeitalOtbeil 0eS Gblorfa[fs.
g8e1n man cine @uTI0iung bon elneln GbIpr
in Bd11er - Gblornaf1er -antuenoet Ino
etntge nod seiunoe Samenf0rner irgeno
elmer Yfla15e NIT bteler SIliltgfeit be-
feudtet, DGbren0 man gum 8ergLeide
einige al0ere SameHf0rner oerieIben 9irt
nit gem06nLt6em reinem Q8a1fer ebeuio
bebanoelt, 10 merben Die nit @Dlorlpaller
angefeu6teten Sanen iiG melt i6neaer
entlptGeln un0 bereitS Seine getrteben
haben, melln BET ben anoeren nod gar feline
SerGlDerung eingetreten lit. 60 4. 8.
fetlnen Samen g%ep0bnLider &re1Ie in
G%blornalier ldon IN 60 Stun0en, tuG6s
reno in reinem @after Dos 8eimen oers
ielben crit na6 36 Stlnoen t6Gtig 3u tperz
ben beginnt; i'm g6Iorpalier Setgen ii6 bie
gSIr;eld1en bereitS nah Is Stunoen, tpG6>
REM lie BET ben in reinem Bailer ltegenDen
Gorner mad &c Stunoen nod ut6t be-
merfbar finn.
Die uriatbe bieIer @rlGeinuna liegt
beltbt, beionoers unter benz @iuflulfe 6eS
Commentaries oaS gSaiier 5l 5erleBeH, Il6
nit Dem etlen 8eltanot6eIle 0elfelben, benz
Uat1erltofe, 3t u%erbinoen, tro oaourb Den
0noeren GeitanOt6etl oeS gSallerS, ben
Saltertoff, fret gu geber. SIN Dem Nugetz
blIGe, in tDeldem leBterer aus lel1er Ser
btnoung nit Dem Ba1ier trttt, geIangt
oieies glei6iam in ner0idtetem 3uitanOe
NIT ben Salnen in BerIDrnn8 uro plrft
baourm frGfti9er auT oGS Setrner1 oerlelben
etn, ais Dies be5iiglid beS in Der Guberen
2uft ent6altenen SaueritoffeS Der Sail 1T,
tDelder our1 Den anoeren Beitan0tbetl, ben
Stiditoff, BET @eitenn nt9t 10 frGfttg auf
Die 8efOrDerung Der &etntIn8 etntplrter
tan1.
SSnoeiien bat man Den ginitigen @tnfluB
beS' GblorS auf baS &eilnen nidt bet Den
Same. auer Dflan3en %9efunben. 0teler
Stoff iheint nainentlt6 Die &eImung Gler
jerer Salnen gu ~beiG)leuntGen, tDelde etiteH
lAarf ihmedenben BeitaHot6etl entbalten,
Die ). 9. Die Samen DON &reIle, Sent,
SmtebeL, SeIerte IL. !. IN. Sdge8eu 1T Der
GtnfluB Des Gblors auf Sarten, tpeI6e
idaleims ooer meblbaltt9 itno, tDie 5. y. oue
@etreioeorten, Wfat6, 9ilieufri6te u: |. 10.
~gertnger. guf 0l6altige Sau1en l@eti't
0aS Gblor gar feline Birfung 81 booeI1,
tpo6t neil 6Qs Sel ii6 bur6 Die Nntnabrle
bon SQuerttoff uerotdt, ii6 oanr lar0laS
mer in ben WefdBeu 6ewegen fam uno
iomit Die aeimung eber binbert, als berorS
bert.
Sir @Qe, tpeG6e 9cimprO6en gu MAIDEN
baben ODER lber6aupt ldeu t%Dolen, OlIrtte
aus ben @igeni1uften Oes @blors n1arget
mertbuolIe Tinger5et8 gegeben lein. Dle
Grpeduug Der &eimidbtgtett alter Sanen
lit Dur0 @bLor auf rebt Ietd}ts 2Setlc 81
errei6en. Die NnpeuOun9 DlirFte be'O1z
oer5 bel SeIeries, l3piebele, YorreelalIen
Ii. j. 10. ~anqelegentllb 81 en1pteblen lem.
| Ser Ua9maRn petB am bslteR, waS CT se7
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13
DIrneil fam, tuenu CT bermag, Die Geis
tlung ldtper Remember Samen al bei6Leus
Mannerimtter.

Sin ie6r gutes 6Ibnerfutter - nanents
LID aud TN Winter, - ipeldes in Otoros
oe4tldolanD leit aLters1er %angelpenoet pIrO,
ipclI Die .9Ibner iebr fleiBIg oaruad leaen
louen. 1T Uol9enoes; !9tpeI EbetLe eefo6ter
ltno aerltampf!er &artoieln tperoeR NIT
diDet &bellen @eriteHs ober @el3ens& leie.
ebenio lpie groOteig nit 6auertetg etngez
l9uert, glet6 Dem 8r0oe gefOrmt uro beim
BaGen NIT in ben Diem 9ebradt, bod 10,
0aB oteie Stife ui6t al3u bart tperben.
0terpon retdt man ben 9iibneru neben i6z
rem .9etpObnIi6en Sutter tGgli6 etipas;
att6 tam man Die Gbiere, ipenn Die W2alie
10 nett ret6t, auSi6lteBlt1 bamit er6alten.
Die auf loIde Meiie getiItterteu Stifner
lolen tpGbrenD bes gan3en 0interS Ie0el.
Ntellei6t tragen Die Sdure, bann aber aud
Die aIete nno Die gIeibiam gebrateneu n,lo
10 tbres Waifers mebr ~beralbten Gartofz
teln glet6aeitig ba;u bel.
Befannt lit ibrigens, 6aB bic Siibner
Sauerteig mittpetlc gerne freiien uno oaB
tbnen berleIbe aud gan3 gut befommt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13
>1s Sabre neIitte1 ann huu,t aehetrt.

Sos raouispiue (Sp.) Courier : Sour4taI,
in bee SAIa9t Bel Gettysburg i9per perz
Tounbet pur6e, bate !iber abtSebn Sabre
beItdnbig an rbeitrrotii6en Sdner5en a~eIttten.
Gr uerintbte piele 9oftoren; bic beriibmtez
item 8dber, eIectrti6e 9lpparate ur6 bic pers
i6iebeniten SeiImitteL pbne Grfolg. GnbIi0
itGnbig uieSer5eriteate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13
Sy&s
Srim8en0eape O0u.

Set bduttger 8rdune, Seu6bufen un6
pl0bltd)er Grtdltungeu uno CUR rai@en grs
Ietdlterung NIB Settling bon &eblz 1I1o 2uns
genfrGntbetten lit &ger'S @berrDz8 ectoraI
etu uul1abbare8 unb SuperldiTges aRittel.
Jrau Y. q. @bgerlD uou &ouIcilz 8lufa,
Soma, i9reibt: SD betrad)te Mger'8 Gberrns
Bectoral al8 Elm b0dllt wi9tige8 Sausmtts
tel. &Qbreno Der lesten OreiBig S0tre babe
i'd Die 9etlfraft be5ielben oft in meiner 9as
r1tlte %aHgepenot, rnO uie obne erpIuldte
Wirfung. Sci 3tnberl1 mie bet Grrpad)Ie=
men gepdbrt e8 Siilfe BET ben eruitlt@ften
&eblz rno 2ungenfraHfbeiten." Sobn s..
Gt0ObGrO bon Petersburg, @a., i6reibt:
n96e babe id) sur raiGen 2tnberuug iener
&ebls Hnb <tgenSllebet, Die fleinen Sins
bern eigen iulO, etue ArSnei gefngOeu, Ots
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13
St04o1uGer.

Die S%rofttage Der 8tnterssett benukt
gspObnlth Der Sormer, I'm Ietnen StaGs
oitnger ouf oas Selo gu fa6ren, neil oonn
Der Sooen bart lit unD oas 6abren auf Dem
Telbe let6ter gebt; bier lGBt CT i'm oonn
bis 81 gelegener 3eit Liegeu. Wie ober
iou man Den Dluger beDanoeIn, UNI iih
Dor StOffperluit m0glt9lt au i6ibeu2
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13
9 s,moutaeDit,tTc

in ben BferDeitdQen laIien iid binbeu bur6
NIT peroIHnter ShwefeliGure eetrGnfte
grobe !9obellpGne, pelGe man in einem
tpettmai0tgeH Gorbe Ooer 9ieBe an Der
StaloeGe autbGnet. Die 9~obel1pGne iorz
gen fcrtmGbreno Ammoniat Elm rno brallz
den crit Dann tpieber erneuert SH tperoen,
tpe1n ibr laurer @eru0 merflt6 abQenoms
men bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13
S2O,OOO berethsns nuseeeehett.

Dberit o. S. @tIItomfon, etn friberer
Mrmees Sfisier un6 GgzGpniuL bet Ser. St.,
San Srancisc6, GAL, beriGfet, oaB er Ian8e
Sabre ant ecutein &beumatisr1uS geIitten
babe, rfls tteheefn ct ale betatitert SeiIn1it<
tel uno bic beri6mteften 8dber Grberer 2dnber
Dergebeus angepanot bate, Tuirbe CT burb bic
9npenburg non st. SGtobs Del polftdnbig
DieberherdeIteGt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13
pO Sabre nelitten aal pann asIeiIt.

tSerr SrunH 9urgen, DeI6er lit @labs
6en's @ei6irr Gel4dif, 127 gedGnsezGtraBe
arbettet, fa9te: g@fein @ater, pel9ee SIRE,
5reiBtg SdhreIi III jebem @iRter on &beuntaz
tisntus IN ben SiBeR geLitten. @r 5og bic
beften 9(erBte 81 Ratbe inb periu6te ole bes
fanntea SetImittel, Dbne irgefb freI9en GrIoIg.
Sru Iesten @inter, si rreI6er Belt feline SaBe
ilno Der nrtere- SbeI ietrer Seine tart aft=
sei9poGett ruaren, periu9te er ct. Satobs Del
u1lo in furSer 8eit mar CT aebetLt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13
beMMt0tSSMtmS.
@unber6ore Seigun0en.
neIfftin unh bant neEetIt.

q. AIbaNpsStr., St9aca, q. 9.
teber pier;ig Sabre BIN i@ Elm Dpfer rbeus
nIGtiidef S2iaer5sn e~eneien. SD &pt.r5e
peranlabt, ct, SotobS Det ga. aebratt1en itro
To6berIi6 5pet 6laiden augemaabtbGtte, paz
rem ale G0iler5en pcrIdTpun5en. @feite BIiez
Der. peI@e iteif uil6 IGbrn Tuaren, itlb iest 70
aeIentiJ ME in meiner SH9enS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13

Ml5oauer re6t balo Die erforoerltGe @es
l6iGLi6tett oasu erreiht. Sine eillfode
S6ntttbanf nit einem S6nittmel1er,
Dleleibt audi cine Sobelbauf init gez
mObnIi1em, aber 9utem 6anomerfsseu9e,
eintger SGgen. elmer S1raubenflamz
nler, ~ieoenfauS aber elmer NnaobL
0anos unD B%rultbohrer. etli1en Stemmz
etlen, Setlen uno Jtaspeln, nebIt etnem
SOrratbe Derihieoener S1rauben, glGgel
IND 0rabtitITte, pie Der unentbebrIthen
9ratbz uno 8etB5ange, einigen 6~anDbaden
uno 0Gmmern nit ll:terItibung zines
S6raIbs, Siihler= uno @lattbobels uno
lhlleBLiA mebrere NbIen, gtGbrtemen, N2eiz
itngz uno Gtlenorabt, etnem 2o1etien uuo
Da3u 9~eetgneteH Gupfernieten, - iino oft
unbe3ahlbare @irtbi6aftsgebILfen unb in
Der tlelntpetler Nni1affun9 ieoem Sors
lner m0glt6.
2eBterer lit 0ann i'm @tanbe, ni6t nur
Die tn 2alfe zines gan3en eSSabres tart arz
,h!peuenoen S6mteoe=, Magnerz unoSattz
l~errehnungen fur3 uno l1ager Ill MADDEN,
lonDern aud ben Sbretler, SAloIIer unb
3tmmerinanr ieltener in leinem 6aufe err
lOetnen 5u lallen, oenn Elm g1aqel DDer
Shraube, am re6ten 9rte nermeioet, lit
oft mebr tDertb, alS ctn 9oaar 0auotperz
ferlobn. NuerotnJS mug BUS 6anDmerf
tmn1er lbOn ln0r0nung beiiamrnen erbaIz
ten IDeroe1, o1ntt e5 IN Safe Oes BeDdrfs
ntdt crit LANCE ODER gar Dergeblid0 oelubt
81 toeroen brau6t. uno IS lit mad ieoeSz
maIIgem @ebran@e oeSbalb ieoes StId an
letlIen etnr1al belttn1mten gIab aur1G3uz
iteleu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-13
THE CHARLES A. voGELER co., Baltimore, Nd.

"a Gtntanfenb 9oIGars rperSen bertz
ieni0en besabIt, YpeI6er 8emeiie Iiefert, baB bic
porftebenben ober ale anberen 3eugniifs, 1pet9e
non Der The Charles A. Vogeler Co, peronents
Iidt uerben, nidt e6t iinb. gtGe BON uaS ueroftentA
'Li9ten 3eugnife finb pabrbeit5getrC'I.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28

OF Peachtree street, Atlanta. Ca, not FIR
from the governors mansion, there is now in
course OF erection a magnificent pedestal for
q Statute Of heroic proportions To The
late Senator Benjamin 3, Hil, Of
that state. The figure is Of marble,
modelled by Sculptor 5llJohn Doyle, Of New
York city, and stands ten fest in height. II
presents the sturdy senator in a calm and
thoaghtful. attitude. The ciesAe--of our
ton OF the work for On artist 10 hands with
out presenting a stifisand nngraeeful appesti-
ance, The sculptor seems to have mana;!ed
the costume pretty well in this case. b,lt bhe
unfortunate thought IN the matter Is that
when the Prince Albert cost Is superseded by
The coming changes Of tickle fashion. Then the
~statae VIZ become unsightly. Senator Fiji
has only bsetl dead thfes wears, ard ttais
early do It'd eisjssns OF his state honor him.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28

uNepiy,5 annSraus NestapIlsn claims ironi
which not death evels nor ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
shall separate them.
Once comfortably settled in a pleasing
spot, the woodtick gives mp his rowing nab-
its and davotes himself to The business OF
sucking up tile blood of the gringo. until
In time he wakes fat with rich Feeding, be-
comes pulled up with much consequence,
and develops into a rich, darksred pauch,
big as a currant and MS rnllnd with legs Of
Matle moment and an Insignificant head,
the most noble function Of which is to pro-
vide plentiful supplies TO the ssefnssch.-
Honduras Letter. G
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28

Honors to a distinguished Georgss,s.
1t goes without saying that if Gen. 6lnfi:
had been a southerner, or wash even buried
In southern soil, it is more than likely that a
memorial tn him would not have to 90 beg
ging for subscriptions, ard that notwith-
standing the great difference in the wealth Of
the two Sections. The southern people have
always been an impulsiye race. but they are
also warm hearted and grateful. to them
friends Witness the magnificent memorial
that they are about to erect in Richmond to
their dead chieftain, Robert I. Lee And
here is another monument, but this time it
is q Statesman that is9sn be- hallar.aa-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28

tended by 0QG
children. That they
are under the sEfer
Vision Of the state
superintendent Of
public instructions
Is the most stun
ming fact Of all.
No less shocking Is
thu discovery that
of tl,s regular sal
ared inspectors Of
TIL 9 s 9 enormities
one was d woman,
b eother d mar who
hitched the wofd
reverend to his
name. What kind
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28

perform their 5mce we'll, and matters
retained which should have passed
of by that avenue. All causes which
impede insenAible perspiration are
fraught with danger because matters
which should have passed away through
the skin atersturned again iuto ciroula-
tian. Brandreth's Pills will remove all
impurities, from whatsoever cause they
may conss, curing pam, inflammation
and colds arising from above q in q
few hours.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28

more years
Thaddeus Fairbanks was born st BFifalsicid,
Mass, 1ta6. He. was y hsitS iitary Puritan
New Englander. In i6sa Jonathan FasF
banks came teEshis country from Yorkshire.
England, The familyfmust hays been ysrY
long lived. Thadiens wa only the siSta N
descent from this fest Jonathan. it is fieary
as Old M American falnily S tl1cse i lsft il
tlle;conatry. Neither do the IN n OF lni-
blooiea Fairbankses that. survive the vensi,
able gentleman bear out the oft-refeAtSl So
c~usation that the old New England fanlsi&
are running out. Thass are in st. Joli8ssbnsy
this day nearly enough of the. kin TO keaf
two churches going. The patriarch himse,s
attended the South Congregational caurea
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28

1E#NtT 93LcEs. n S3.Eea HlHtR hIiN1 VI -,
liigfon is thata
When tho nnsortunates at Aft Joy batheI
IT was id an old pickle Tub, as you see
IN the picture. There was ono clean towel
al dayssso forty Of them. The children did
their own washing. ironing and baking when
they had anyaloie. A foul smelling, nasty
boiler room. with 1noldy walls, to which the
sun nevar penetrated, was called their ssplay
room. 2 Poor tlingsl What brutes man.
kind are anyhow! SARAH KING.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28
Alcohol : i consumptIye e,nre.

Professor AZ B. Palmer, discussing the
action of alcohol upon the lungs, declares
there are no statistics-no recorded obser.
vatfons and comparison ct numbers Of
cases-which efcrd the slightest fndica-
taon that the use OF SSsicohol in any form
or quantity prevents consumption.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28
me Dea,ly, 1naigestibIe slated Almonds.

lhe oeauiy, lndIgest1ble Sailed Almonds.
4 The universal salted almond was said to
be the ~aggravating cause Of Mrs. Sher-
idan's nearly fatal illness, she having
eaten them in the thoughtless way that
n is tempted to for a whole AFTERNOON.
beginning with q lunch and several calls.
and ending with a dinner purity, and, at
all of them having no appetite for any
thing but the deadly salted almonds.
These indigestible trifles are consrgned In
slIcn qnantities and SO ~recllessiy during
the season Of entertaining that Ii ss.a.
wonder that physicianscan not trace more
indispositions directly to them. Mrs.
Sheridan is now held MP as a warming Is
every one who dips into the little dishes IL
almonds, and like everything else that
RACES 50 Violently, the fancy for saIted
almonds VIII soon die out, ard the
Drowned bitssbe banished from the tea and.
dinner tables--4Ruhamah y in Glube- Dem.
ocrat.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28
s,s 9skglaiat


sssS $3.50 - N1s5. 1.1
sSsss NV 1Ss ny !. sAhaEsaa. go A1osk g
c99nt ~ 4 pe cslled A.Mou..
s,asAI Aolsus psop.s sssonusa ~
sSarpes ~ aocsalsas 3as3geNass1
s1a|ASms = easscnsl o~ae ssHo OAHU
nsfae asaverlck ssss!sr uoasssDo1n = Wnlcn
RAEsspnEe Wna hssssss
4n yeotns.ssas ns
panaseetlon Wnic0 n pelnes
ed1sen py sae nrsnaens
sss Ninessens Thousand ash sress are beinE
planted son farm bsionging so DAyes
Masenes g a nroras connty
# 4aaass NE county farmers plapisd
combat xssk There we're hundreds
~ sozes pns INTO stne gronnd
|assSAn impaired horse bsioaeing % thssS.
D:!4 AsssociesaeaS a fierre. dtea lass
ne ~ xainsd q Sl,aNO.
Wy sRamee hays 6llonS hlils I. " tne
petsS 81 ne Dees connsy - ~
8oset territory ~ tne United states.
Ahlrtysnye naaf sfess snnfns
naye nesns orderea tor 1Iookinss col
isss eronnds,so pe aelisered may AZ.
AIn postofics nssSDssnS estapilsnea
as.s Snstaes siai4 county, Nnicn s.oelisa
esco. - = possni ss.s11.
rs nessa1g e!s $1,000
keepsl = my saa, y psepslaa9 - open
aW hoiesAle missy sna ger wore = snAs
B
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28
our Yhirty-Four Conn Factories

There are t~hirty-four coffin factories in
the Emitted STAKES, II they tnsn out an
average OF f9 rofiias and caskets; q day,
The largesb factory II in Cincinnati,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28

Thd monument rearsdsso the memory OF
FL Mlhdi in tie Souian. Is q tower Of
birch, whiiewashed and bearing lib In
seription. arheSSaAmbassador of God. y
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28
AIR BANKS

rEe lnsentef the Tia, fcrnn Scales and Be
friensted Si.Johnsbury.
The inxentvis Of the Fairhsliks platform
scales lived to DO 10 years I'll, a.id then died
of IN aceIdcnt Sunday, Nm ~, was 4his
aotia birthday. His neighb1SS called to see
him, and congratulated him NJ ~ GOOD
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28
photographs 81 the sun.s Corona.

Photographs have been taken Of the
corona of the sun when the sun was yisi.
BILE. Heretofore they have only been Sc
cured when the sun was in eclipse.AGhs
caro Ledger.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28

The latest notion As a S, PC, BIS Eo-
E4cisfy for the Prevention oflCruelty to
Birds. feminine q members thereof nre ex7
peeted not taswear birds on their bonnets.E
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28

Heiry s. 4 ldeIl i The working editor OF
Hagpsr's MofssAlF sfesssrs. CprtisgHo w.
ells;arisi Assraer haze charge Of the de.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28
Tho Losses Of Canadian Forests.

Canadians are beginning to MOREOVER
their less at 9tfsssests. In the more thiekly
sestaed part OF Ontario only 10 per cent. Of
woodland remains, and wells nIustinow
be dngtyshe depth OF: forty or City feet
where formerly water ee..s;aa "a s, ,a.acI,eri ~
six.-Chicago Herald.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28

Tia sssSl @ fsais5c sea ia founa IL
dinsr considerably In various localities
The Siact is attributed to ciirNents.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28

The Aeonscisnee fundp at Washington
begun I'M 1921 nosv amounts to s2co, oo9o,
end Embarrassing evergreen.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28

Prince Louis Napoleon Is slootlng I'D.
plants tigers In the junglcs at Africa;
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28
5nrsd ~bsaffha

aiss hssItb ana sxSst
@&zGGSsszzahMese1Fedb catsf7z
sfS4 z4949dys EFfU6 b cent? 4ksAf f1niecturl
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28

Sfiloh's Viialiaer Is what ySn needNos
ponstipation. loss oh Appetite, Dizzss
ness and all symptoms Of Dyapepsia,
Prt9ss 30 and IT'D cents per bottle. Sold
by Fnfdy & lsrxpht.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28

4 would rutiier trust er dishones' man
den ea rank fool, fur de dishones' man
mout tad pity on me an do right, but de
TOOL couian,t rkssnsaw Traveller.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28
FOR SALE

No.
Acres.
$50 Good land-@ miles west Of y
Yankton. Will lease for
breaking. flax growing, do. al % 4.
&c Two4miles east of Yankton. ~
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28

There sls a 7 iU,Un invalid tonr
iistsin EaiiI9rnia.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-28
TWO HOURS FRCLic FOR NEW
YoRKiS SOCIETY," YOUNG FOLKS.

ATriyat of the Biggest Swell of tile Dan
dies After nm Elaborate Course Of
Thonght--sixsy Thousand i Year and
Results Thereof.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-02
AN ORDINANCE.

To carry into effect section 1, ,of the city
charter, and TO repeal chapter LVIII, of the
Revised Ordinances.
Be it ordained, by the city council Of the city
of San Antonio:
Section THAT chapter IS, OF the revised
ordinances, be and the same is hereby re-
pealed.
Sc ton g That, as provided by section 4, of
the charter, the city shall be divided into
eight wards, the boundaries whereof shall be
as follows, tO-wit:
Ward NO. |. Beginning at Laredo street nj
its intersection with West Commerce sire t,
thence south on Laredo street to Apache
street, thence along the Apache creek 10 san
Pedr reek, thence 10 the San Antonio river,
thence along the san Antonio river to West
Commerce street. thence along West Com
merce street TO the place Of beginning. This
is to be constituted and designated as ward
No. l.
All that portion Of original ward No not
included in this boundary, as above described
to be known and designated as ward Mo-
Ward No. 2-BeginnIng at the intersection
OF San PEDRO creek with West Commerce
street, thence north with said creek T. the
Fredericksb rg road. thepce with said road to
the city limits. then, south with the western
boundary line of the city cemetery to West
Commerce street, thence east with the said
str ct TO the pace of beginning, 10 constitute
and be desg ated as ward No. 3.
AL that portion of original ward No. 9 not
included In the boundaries, as above de-
seribed, TO be known and designated as ward
No
Ward No. 3.-Beginning at the Alamo ditch
at its intersection with last Commerce street
at u. Joseph church, thence north 10 its inter
section with the MadTe di CHI, thence north
with the Madre diIch TO its intersection with
the San Antonio river TO West Commerce
street, thence east along West aud East Com
merce streets to the place of beginning to
constitute and be designated as ward No. s
All that portion Of original ward No g. not
included In this boundary as above described.
to be known and designated as ward No g.
Ward No. 4. Begin. ing at the Intersection
of East Commerce and Water streets thence
through Water street to Alamo street thence
to and through Mill street TO San Antonio
river. All that portion situated east of the
within described boundaries shall constitute
and be designated as Ward MOI.
All tina portior of original Ward No not
included in the boundaries 8 above described
to be known ard designated as Ward No. g.
Section 3.-That the boundaries of the sew.
eral wards, as her,in described, may be
changed by the city council from tine &c
time, so as 10 conform the same to the re
quirements of the charter: provided, that
such change snail not be made within sis
months Of any general election for city of
tcers and that this ordinance take effect anC
be In force from and after its passage.
Passed and approved November Is, 1886.
BRYAN CALLAHAN, Mayor,
By Z. p. CLAUDoN. City Clerk. lot
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-02
Plenty of Wood.

There were 26 large loads Of fire wood
on Military plaza this morning and
twice as many smaller loads, all await
ing buyers. Most Of the wood came from
near the Medina, and was hauled in by
Mexicans, who are complaining that the
citizens do not buy their fuel. They ask
$3.50 per cord for the wood and If it is
anything like bad weather they
advance prices accordingly. The truth
Is, our citizens have long sought cheaper
fuel and are now finding ii in the use of
coal, which ia brought here much
cheaper than wood, and in the purchase
Of wood from of the Arkansas Pass rail-
way line, which is cut and delivered
in this city as cheap, II not cheaper,
than the Mexicans sell Ii, and then they
are sure Of getting the best wood the
country affords. The Mexicans, to COM
pete, must come down with their prices.