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I'd EDITION.
--latest Ttleglans 10 The Star.
Fiendish Attempt to Wreck a Train.

ANOTHER cHATswoRTH HORROR JUST AVOIDED.
CHICAGO, Oct. LA dispatch from Wenona, Ill,
says: II has Just been learned that q iendlsh at
tempt TO wreck heavily LOADED excursion train
was made on the Dwight branch OF the chicago
and Alton road last Wednesday night between
Wenona and Lacon. Kerosene was poured on the
ties and stringers OF the track over small cul-
vert rags were saturated In the OIL and all set on
IRE. II was discovered by the engineer just In
time 70 avoid another ChaStMorth horror.
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NEW YORK, Oct Lone OF the tanks OF the
Kings County Oil Works. on NewtOwn Creek, ex-
fire. One man was killed and three severely
burned.
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PEAHs Soar.
Pans SoAn
Pans SoA.
Fam WH1rr Hama
BRIeHr clear CoMpLEuoN
SoFr HEALrHruL SKrA
The Great English Complexion Soap
PEARS SOAP" SOLD EVERYWHERE.
beware Of Imitations.D
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BAKERS GOLD MEDAL. PARIS l07R
bAAEkS Warranted ABSOLUTELY PURE CO.
bAAEhS Goa. from which the excess Of OIL has
=, BAkEKS been removed 1t has three times the
DhEAkEASE strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch,
BBhEEAkEAST Arrowroot or Sugar. and 10 therefore
BHEEAAEASI Tar more economical. costing Ices than
bnEAArAsf one cent cup. 1t IL delicious. nour.
COCOA fshing, strengthening. easily digested
SOCOA and admirably adapted for invalids as
COSOA. We'll ~ for persons In health
VIVA SOLD BY 0R0CERS EVERYWHERE.
N ". BAKER & CO.,
80 Dorchester Mass.
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SeooNrvs Rsadv-Mads Mustard
Ptasters are handy and always ready
In sudden attacks Of Cholera Nor
buS Cramp Collie. and al violent
attacks common 10 the Summer
season These Piasters never fail to
act promptly. and can be depended
upon ct all ttmss They are neat
clsaniy. and economical. and will
keep fresh in any climate. Sold by
Al 0ru&k19te. ocl
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AND COMMERCIAL,

The New York Stock Market
The following the opening and closing prices OF
thu New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire TO CorsOn and Mccartney. 1418 i street.
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In q Peck Of Trouble.

In q Peck Of Trouble.
CHEROKEE STRIP CATTLE MEN WORKED Up OVER
SECRETARY Villas ORDER.
KANSAS CITY, NO., Oct 1.-The members OF the
Cherokee Strip Cattle Association are in q peck
OF trouble over the recent order from
Secretary Villas fOrbdding the leasing OF Cherokee
lands. The association was to have held q
meeting here to-day to see about renew
ing the old leases, which have expired.
The action OF Secretary Was, however, changes
everything, and he meeting Will discuss ways and
means TO get around the order.
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CHICAGO Markets.


MUST BE COVERED INTO THE TRIAsuRY.-The
First Controller OF the Treasury has decided that
the appropriation Of s25OOOO, made In 1885 to
meet deficiencies In the postal service for that
ject 70 the reQuisltiOn OF the Post-Onlce Depart
ment, but must be covered into the Treasury.
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COMMISSIONERS Married ss Sc rhercsss' church
ON Auyust 20 lsss. by the Rev. Father Hushes
JAMES A. CONWAY TO MARY HUGHES.
RlCKETTs-GARvEY. On September "a 1855 q
ST Anthony's Church. New lork City, BY Rev FstbeT
Daniel WILLIAM CKETTs 20 1LlzABETH N
GARNEY. both of Wa.hington. d O.
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HOW MY SIDE ACHES!

Aching Sides and Back, Hip. Kidney. and Uterine
Pains Rheumatic Sciatic Neurslgc Sharp and Shoot
ing Pains RELRvED IN ONE MINUTE by the CUTIcURA
ANTIPAIE PLASTER The first and only pain killing
plaster. 25 cents ocl4
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CIR tn. Brs,
THE CONCORD HARrFsa
We are the Sole Agents for this Celebrated Harnesa
and have CONSTANTLY on hand full stock which Ne sell
MCONCOhD PhlCEa Beware VI limitations aud. see
that you get the genuine concord Harness also 5ole
A1ents JOE me WHITMAN SADDLE than which there
LUTZ BRO,
107 Penn. ave, adjoining National Hotel
a fuu stock Of Trunks and Satchsls Of the best
makes. at very low prices mlX
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Two Fajlurcs I'M ChicaRo.

ANOTHER RESULT OF THE WHEAT CORNER.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The Erenin0 Journal reports
two failures on the board OF trade this morning,
as the result OF the advance In the price or wheat
The firms mentioned are Frank Clifton co. ana
8. =. Orr. The amounts for which they are short
are not yet learned.
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TEE Parchment TO-DAY APPROVED the act to
authorize the Postmaster General to advertise for
and purchase improved registered mail locks, &C,
and the act to create boards OF arbitration COM
missions for settling controversies and differences
carriers engaged In Interstate and territorial
transportation Of property or passengers and their
employee
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CARr,rs, CAnprrsu CAnrrrs,.,

We are daily receiving our Fall supply Of BIGELOw
LOWELL HARTFORD WILTON CARPETS BODY
bhOssELS MOQUETS. vELVETS. TAPESTRIES,
THkEE-PLYs. INGRAINR and ART SQUARED
RUGS. MATS. CURTAINS. and DRAPINGs in great
variety. An inspection Of our stock IL solicited.
se26-3m HOOR. BRO CO., 1925 ut,
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Dcath Of Ra rom SnckyiIIc.

LONDON, Oct MORTIMER Sackville- West, the
FIRST baron Sackville. Is dead. He was sixty
years old.
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TIE ASueducs Frauds.

Washington Correspondent Cincinnati oasctta
The apparent indifference OF the President ana
the War Department to these disclosures Is about
as astonishing rs the discoveries made. Tbs
rotten character OF the work was discovered and
publicly confessed on Tuesday last by one OF the
engineers officers engaged on the work. And vet
there nas been order Tor the arrest or even the
suspension OF the Army officers In charge Of the
work Nor has either OF them demanded court
OF inquiry, ana In the absence OF such demand a.
does not seem 20 have occurred 20 the Presidents
that IL Is his duty 70 exercise his right 70 order
such a court.
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CAPT. DAVID A. LYLE, Ordnance Department,
has been detailed for duty In connection with the
United States commission to the PARIS exposition,
and has been ordered TO report BY letter 70 Gen.
Mm. B Franklin, C0mmlsstoner-0oneral FOR the
Unlled StatAA
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RAMaB - nm fumMousFn.-TAs fpGlowng
were the readings at the 4agnal O11ce to-day: 8 &
M a: 2 = N 20; MAXIMUM "a; MINIMUM a.
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THE GRkENBACK,"
wonderful instance Of Microscopic Painting BY
AR CHALfAMT, row on exhibition.
The lstsst EpHrnyinsa and ESrh,nS. S.,ct,r., Ma.
rors. All the HO0EkH GROUPS.
JAMES g. EARLE 4 SOMA
se2A $40 CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA
no NOT FoRoEr TO ADD TO YOUR DRINK.
Ju M E4tsr Lspo3sds o. sods 10 drops Of ANG0:
prevents Malaria and all Summer Diseases g sute o
get the genuine Ansostura manufactured only by DR.
J. q. b. biegert Sons. %
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District Governnsent Affair.

DI0ykuCB O0V0B0u00mB AHu8lfDe
INDUSTRIAL HOME SCHOOL EsTIMArR&
The board Of directors OF the Industrial Home
School have submitted 70 the Commissioners theil
estimates for the next fiscal year: They ask fol
dusLries and $500 for steam heating.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued as follows: Q: Chapel -four
Eaa QUIZ nes prcr
from 219 TO 223 street southwest, 5000; L j.
Davis, one brick Stable 10 the rear Of lO60 street
and hall on Harrison street, Anacoetia, IS 900; H.
n. Fowler, one frame dwelling at Benntngs. $500.
MmCELLANHoUR
Dr. Edwin Lee Morgan and DR.. Thomas @. Addi-
son have been appointed physicians TO the poor.
and 18th streets northeast under the permit
Of abutting property, failed 70 pay his share,
amounting 70 $lT.2& The Commissioners have
written him letter requesting him 10 pay the
amount TO the collector OF taxes without delay,
OF stand suit for same.
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARrxnns or TIE Co
LUNBIAN UNIvERsITY.-The opening exercises OF
these Institutions win take place TONIGHT at 6
O'Clock, in the college building. Or. W. ". john
pertinent, and Dr.. J. HAN Lewis in the dental
The course OF instruction upon normal histology
will be conducted this winter by DR.. WIN. N. Gray,
lecturer upon this subject IN the medical depart
ment Of the University OF Pennsylvania
DIED Fnou WOUNDS REcrrvEp m Auousr. 1857
The district attorney has been informed OF the
death OF william Pearson, coaored, who was
sSs As g have
from the effects Of the wound.
A c0iored man named.James jackson was arrest
since been connned in jail As Pearson lived mon
not be indicted Tor murder, 6ut WIN have o b
charged wtth lighter onense.
RAneB - nm fnnMonHFm.-TAs m1owmy
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From J. c. Parker we have The Century Maya
zine for October.
There In strong talk OF removing Bethel Chapel,
an annex OF the New York Avenue Presbyterial
church. TO South Washington. thereby, a. n
thought, increasing It's membership.
The will OF Enoch Ridgway was filed to-day Re
leaves his estate 10 his wife
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PUBLIC DEBT REDUcTIoN.-It Ii estimated that
the reduction OF the public debt during September
amounted 70 $11, 100000.
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TRY IT
ALWAYS
READY
FOR
EMERGENCIES

TRY II,
PoND's EXTRACT II known svsrywhsrs. and well
merits its reputation the Peoples Remedy" and
"Universal Pain Destroyer" For forty ysas this
Grsst vsetable compound has proved its eeacy. and
never faisd 70 DO it, duty when brought into uss Il
has won tto greatest oubduoI Of all paint
Fonda EXTRACT cpres Burns. sunbulna OhaNng
Insect Bitsa Wounds Bruis0a Pile. CatayTk
Hemorh.gsA ETC. Ash Tor rOND'6 ExTkxCT. Takc
- 1nlfaoonA my3l
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MRS P. Il. SHERIDAN and Col Sheridan returned
to the city to-day from Nonquitt. Mass
III. IRoQUoIs, the flrst large steel steamship
built in America, was successfully launched Sat-
urday at Cramps shipyard In view Of thousands
Of snecfat0rR
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SECRETARY WHITNEY is expected to return to tn
city tonight
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Auction Sales Of Heal Estate.

Messrs. Duncanson Bros have sod recently, at
auction, the following real estate: For the owner
Lot IL, square 77s. fronting 40 ct on 30 street
ana % feet on q street northeast TO NJ j. Foley,
for 37k cents per square foot. Lot TO- same square,
fronting 47.6 feet on Sd street by 149.s feet 10
alley, 70 Jas Lansburg, for IS cents per square
foot. For JOB .rnard guardian-lyot 81 OF X ii.
Ryans subdivision OF original lot 49, square 693
improved by a Jhree-story and basement brick
dwelling house, No. AL New Jersey avenue SOUTH
east, To DIR. Euward &. Woodbury., or New York,
for $500. For b. r. Leighton, trustee-Lot 30.
square 465, improved by two-sJory frame dwell
Ing, No. 444 81 street southwest, 10 John Bacige-
luppe, for 81, 500. For the owner-LOt ], square
north OF square $50, corner or Virginia avenue
% and streets southwest 70 Bernard Leonard,
Tor 80 cents per square foot
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Capitol Topics.

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD LANDS.
The Senate this afternoon took up as the 'unfin.
tshed business" the Senate bill, reported from the
committee on public lands on the 30th OF August
restoring to the United States certain OF the lands
granted TO the Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
and was addressed by Mr.. Berry.
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Observation-Disclosures
MISCELLANEOUS

I,oR RENT-sTABLE FOR TWO HORSES 434
II st.n.w se2y-3ts
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FOR RENT-STORES
FOR RENT-HALLS.

V,OR RENT-FU NIsHED HALL. 923 + St N w.
IT to lodges, clubs and associations, on DAYS q ID
evenings to suit. Apply at w. u DENIsON's Real
EsIAte Office. under above hall Au30-3m
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EfOR sALE-PARTIEs IN NEED OF PINE OR OAK
Il Pfling should communicate with me before pur-
chasing else where - have secured large quantity
IN order % supply the demand PROMPTLY. l. 4
CLARKE. OccoQuan. Va se<-3ms
L,OR SALE THE OTTO" GAS ENGINE RE
Saire. NO boiler avoids all expensive attendance;
no loss Of time handling Of fuel send for circuls
and price list. d. BAlLAUF. Axt 731 9TH ct. pl2-tr
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"The facts and circumstances which have mar.
rated lead me, in the performance Of what seems
to me to be my Official duty, to join the Congress
in dealing legisatively with the question OF the
exclusion OF Chinese labOrers, in lieu OF further
attempt to adjust IL BY Internal onal agreement
But while thus exercising our undoubted right In
the interests Of people and for the general wel
fare OF our country, justice and fairness
seem to require that some provision should be
made by act or joint resolution, under which such
Chinese laDorers as shall actually have embarked
on their return to the United states before the
passage OF the law this day approved, and are now
on their way, may be permitted to land, provided
they have duly and lawfully obtained and shall
present certificates heretofore issued permitting
them to return In accordance with the provisions
OF existing law.
"NOr should recourse TO legislative measures of
exclusion Cause US to relire from the OFFER we have
made TO Indemnity such Chinese subjects as have
suffered damage through violence In the remote
end comparatively unsettled portions of our
country at the, hands OF lawless men. Therefore
recommend that, without acknowledging legal
liability therefor, but because II was stipulated in
the treaty which has failed to take eject and in
spirit OF humanity bentting our nation,
there be appropra the sum Of s276 $40 70, pay
able to the Chinese munster at this capital on be-
half OF his government as full Indemnity for all
losses and injuries sustained by Chinese subjects
In the manner and under the circumstances men
toned. GROVER CLHvKIAND.
EXECUTIVE MANelON October l. 1888
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-28
A Candidate for Congress.

Red6eld, Dakota, June 27-The ter
ritorial prohibition convention, which
met here to day, Was not large gather
Ing, but was full of enthusiasm. The
convention organized by electing j. O..
Bloodgood, of Huron, temporary chair
man, and Irving Mutchler. OF Huron,
temporary secretary, r. B. Hassel, Of
Redfeld, Vas made permanent chairman,
and Rev. W. Fl. Selleck, OF
Aberdeen permanent secretary. Steps
were taken towards making the
Dakota Standard, OF Huron, the proht-
bition organ. s. H, Urammer, OF Ip-
sTich, was placed In nomination for
delegate in congress. He is q lawyer,
81 years old came from Iowa four years
ago, and was elected member OF the
Sioux Falls constitutional convention
from Edmunds county. A territorial
csntral committee WAS appointed with
r. B. Hassell. Kedfeld, chairman, and
W. II. Hedges, Redfield. secretary.
| Walter 7. Mills, Of Ohio, addressed O
meeting In the court house tonight.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-28
Short Hand, Type Writing and
Telegraph by the term or course
at the Commercial College.
Tintypes at wULPus Gallery
Notice.

NOt1SS.
Notice is hereby given thst the board
OF county commissioners OF Yankton
county will meet on the frat Monday OF
July next, being the End day of July
1883 as a board of equalization. Said
board will be in session at least two
days and until the entire assessment
roll is equallzed. Parties feellns
aggrieved by anything in the assessment.
roll may, and is hereby requested. to ap-
ply to the board for the correction oi
any alleged errors in the listing or valu-
alton OF property. After adjournment
OF said session no change will be made
Yankton, ID. T. June 26th 1888.
CHRISTIAN HAaE. County Autitor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-28

Watches, diamonds, silver
goods and spectacles, at the
jewelry store of
H. g. CLARK & 90,
YanktOn, ID. T.
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LOCAL LAUONE Cs.

LOCAL AAUONE Cs.
The river ls still on the rise.
o. Fl. Bates is shipping Dakota straw
berries to north Dakota.
The examination of P. 8. Rice hes
been postponed until Saturday.
AT the insane hospital brick yard
shirty Thousand brick per day are
ground out.
An arc light illuminated Cox, Odiorne
Il Oo's store last night and to-day a
similar lighter was placed in HAIRY
Katz's store.
A Sioux Falls party has donated q
large portion or all the stone which is to
be used IN the construction OF Yankton
college ladies hall.
Sheriff Kincel received letter to-day
from this sheriff ct Independence, Kan
sas. which indicates that P. s. Rice is
very badly wanted by him.
Prof. Felix Vinatiefi has accepted the
position OF instructor to the Fountain
City brass band and that organization
will soon be disooursing sweeter music
then ever.
One OF the busiest machines at the
yard of the pressed brick company was
badly broken yesterday, which is un-
fortunate when there is so large 3
demand for repressed brick.
The first day Of July falls ON Sunday
next Wednesday will bs the fourth. Use
vocal organs sparingly between now and
then 80 the day may be observed with
she good old American whoop.
The Young Peoples society Of Chris
tian Endeayor will give lawn sociaI
on the church grounds Friday evening
June 29 Ice cream and cake 10 cents
Every body invited both young and old
Fred Burgi is completing the house
which Rev. q. 81. Bohn began construct
ing on college hill some weeks ago. Th
building and loan association takes tn
building off Mr.. BurRi's hands when j
is ready for occupancy.
Marshal Brennan returned last nigh
from Sioux City, where he arrested 1hoe
e. Rsll again, upon complaint OF job
Banker, of Nebraska, who was anon
the crowd with whom Hall dealt recent
iy. Hall turned over two notes for $l5
each to Mr.. Brennan thus releasing Nj
Banker from his forced obligation.
Miss Emma Fitch, who has assiste,
Manager Peel In the Western Unio
telegraph office for several months, ha
gone TO Mitchell whore she will be en-
pIoyed in the Western Union offic
Miss Fitch is an expert operator an
thoroughly oonversant with the rele
graph business. Mitchell is fortuna,
IN securing her services.
In the region known as Hagin's benz
below the mouth Of the Jim, the Mis-
.souri has overHowed its banks end
number OF farms are under water On
their crops ruined. This ia an urlusu
freak for the June rise. Damaging owe
flows are generally the product Of sprir
hoods. Al the river is liable to 60 mut
higher, the exposed district will I
subjected to still further devastation.
Hon. Abe Van Osdel is dressil
Calamity Farm In independence day q
parel and proposes to celebrate &
coming 4th IN manner befitting Ii
glorious occasion. Hon. V. Y. Rarn
OF Ysnkton. will deliyer the oration a
Prot Hill, superintendent OF pub
schools, will read the Declaratie
Several hundred farmers from Nebras
and as many more from CLAY and Var
ton counties have siRnified their inte
sion TO be shsre and taxa hand in.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-28
grand dance will be feature of the

grand dance will be feature of the
festivities.
L MoOrea, near Typdell. is now
supplying the Yaakton market with
about 800 quarts of fine Strawberries
daily, through Porter's fruit house. MIR,
McOrea has twenty-six acres of ground
in small fruits of various kinds and has
even succeeded in raising peaches OF
excellent quality. There is no feature
of Mr.. McOrae's fam that should adapt
1t to fruit caltuEe which is not shared
by all farms in southern Dakota. a
good deal of work and close attention
begets succeesful results.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-28
Personal.

1 Mrs. Caarles SPHINX is visiting in Bon
Homme.
Herman Elierman returned last night
from Chicago.
Miss Emma Fitch went to Mitchell
to-day to remain.
John Grove White, of Sioux Oity, is
in Ysnkton to day.
E, O. Kennedy, of Parker, was in
Yankton last night.
FL. H. Kittridge, of OenterviIle, spent
last night in Yankton.
Frank Jones. of Elk Point. is regis
tered at the Merchants,
e. g. Smith went from Chicago to
Cedar Rapids on visit.
j. B. Pattee, the hospital contractor,
has returned from business trip to Oan.
ton.
F.E Potter, OF Sioux City, well
known life insurance solicitor, is in the
city.
e. M Kelsey, attorney at law Of Yer
million, spent portion OF to-day in
Yankton.
Homer Whiting, of Minneapolis, the
popular representative oil the CASTLE
shirt company, is in the city.
Mrs. John Max and sisters, Miss
Bertha Wepzlaff and Miss Pauline Max,
went to Scotland to-day for visit.
Geo. q. Hawley and wife. formerly OF
Yankton. lately of Indiana, arrived to-
day for visit with Oal Warner and
family.
M,ss Wassing, of Scotland, sister o1
Mrs. John Krsuse, reached Yanktor
this afternoon for visit with Mrs. D
e. Lloyd.
Prof. Geo. F. Wright, Prof. John T
Shaw, Prof. A. +. Bartlett and B. w
Burleigh returned last evening from {
prolonged journey to Niobrara.
j. d. Elliott returned this forenoon
from Chicago. Mr.. Elliott was attacked
with malarial fever in Chicago and wa
obliged to remain in bed week. He
somewhat better, yet not we'll.
| Mrs. Bartlett Tripp left Yankton thi
forenoon for st. Paul via Mitchell. i
st. Paul, Miss Ethel Washburn vii
meet Mrs. Tripp, and Judge Tripp meet
them in Chicago on their way TO Nes
York. MRS. Tripp, Miss Washburn an
Miss Maude Tripp will sail for Europ
about the middle OF July.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-28
Annouucens en- {.

DR.. Miller, the dentist, has formed q
partnership with DR.. J. s. Ketner. Of
Philadelphia.
ORs OF the firm will visit all suburban
towns. DR., Kesner, is:a graduate Of the
Philadelphia dental college and is pre-
pared to preform all Dental operations
by the latest methods.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-28
Meeting of National Educational Asso

Meeting OF National Educational Ass0-
citation, san Francisco.
The next annual meeting Of the na-
sional educatione; association OF the
United States will be held in Sarl
Francisco, Cal,e from July 17th to Goth
iRclas.''e, and the Chicago and North.
westerfl railway Go. offers special in
6ucement Of q rate OF one fare foT She
round trip to all persons deairons oi
visiting California at that time. Tickets
will be sold from June 14th 10 July 18th
inclusive, and will be good fer return
passage any time within ninety days
from date Of lsale. Circulars contaiDinG
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-28

Black Hills eyeRrsens, spruce anc
minor tame plum trees for sale by
s. O. FARGO. Gayville Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-28
Ice Cream Parlor.

/ have opened an ice cream parlor on
Broadway, at 1y residence, and will be
pleased to receive the patronage OF the
people. Open every evening during ths
summer. Mrs. MURPHY.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-28

Furnished ROem Wanted.
A furnished room wanted by lady
In the vicinity OF upper Third street
preferred. Apply at this office.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-28

sLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by R. NJ. Ward,
druggist