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DUFFY'S FORMULA.

A Certain Cure fOrtno First Stages of Con.
sumption.
lis main ingredients are nav beef and Duhy's
Pure Malt whiIkey, and Il Itimulltel the energies
and builds up the tissues q no other scientific dis
coyery has ever done.
liam Presbyterian clergyman and Doctor Of
Divinity, but an not afraid 70 recommend
DuGy'a Malt whiIECy and Duay's Formula a. the
purest and most efficient preparations n q -aedi'
cine know Of and my experience Il 4 large one.
REy. B. MnIs,
Meade Centre, Kan.
DuEy's Formula Is Ios IGlO By all druggists and
dealers. Price q per bottle
THE Duty MALI wHDKET Co,
Rochester. n. Y.
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Is Natures own true laxative. It Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clsnse the system when
bilious or costive; to dispel headaches,
colds, and ieverS; 10 cure hRbituRl con.
stipation, Indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-.
iactured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Meosrs.
Logan & Co., Anton P. Hess, r. B, Burt
and o. Menkemeller, have been appoint.
cd agents for Wheeling, W. We.
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"AiOzart" Omcera,

The Mozart Singing Society last night
elected the following officers:
Prof 3. scheuAer, Director; A. H.
Nolte, Vice Director; d. W. schrebe,
President; A. O. Fisher, Vice President;
Aug. Teller, Corresponding Secretary I;
Rich. Baker, Financial Secretary; Charles
Kettler, Treasurer; A. o. Fisher, CHARLES
RhoIig, Charles Horstman, Trustees,
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Ono Wow ON the Glass Strike.

LdbW lTIDuk'
After the battle ia over It Is not at all
unlikely that the American Flint will have
discovered that the Manufacturer Asso-
citation was merely INDUCING q little
stragetic game on the market with the
view of bulling prices. This act Of strike.
provocative has been spplledin some other
trades, and with good effect on consumers.
The tea premium men possibly were not
as brash with their orders as was expected,
and after the manufacturers had picked
their flint aud fred into them all the ordi.
nary ammunition in stock they concluded
to pick at the Flints aud try 1t again. The
year 1888 promises too well for prosper
Gus business for any class OF trade to
misa L.
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"CHIP OF THE OLD BLOCK"
A very Funny Comedy with lots of Music
md speoInlties.

aud Speclnltes.
Last night at the Grand ga Chip o. the
Old Block" opened an engagement Of
three nights and q Wednesday matinee,
The house was fairly full, and q better
pleaScd audience has not been there for q
long time. The piece sbounds in really
enjoyable fun and the singing and spec
iAltieg, especially the burlesque dramatic
limitations, are exceedingly good. Mr..
Scott rs the Commodore, Mr., Mills as Jack
Lighyoot and Miss Ada Melrose as Pirey
are the principals, and they are on the
stage most Of the time and never let the
laughter cease.
The piece will be repeated this evening.
Tomorrow afternoon low prices will pre-
vail, having boen reduced for that per
formance only to 10, % and So cents.
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JAMES IA, HENRY,
FOR SALE.

Real EStAte Agent, Q. 8. Pension and .ClAlu 4
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THE CENTRAL GLASS WORKS.
Tho Board of ArbItrators Expected to Meet
To-day.

Tho Board of ArbItrntors Expected to Meet
The flint glass strike goes on from day
to-day without change. The gentlemen
chosen to arbitrate the question Of the
existence OF contract at the Central
Glass Works, are expected to meet in this
city to-day. So far as known here Messrs
Smith and Doyle, the two gentlemen
chosen to represent tho two parties inter.
ested in the question, have not yet
chogen the third man. II is understood
that he will be Wheeling man and 1t L
expected that his name will be made
known to-day.
The workmsn's claim is that in accept.
ing the Union scale, President scott, OIL
the Central, entered into q contract hon
orably binding upon him for year. The
contract ia an oral one.
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SPECIAL Bargains in Fur and Beaver
Oyercoatings and heavy weight Sulllngs,
made up Ia arstelass style. Aulaers,
Gloves and Heavy Underwear at cost
Just received, another invoice Of our
celebrated Knit Jackets and our Popular
d. HESS g. SONS,
Nos. 1891 & 1898 Market SITS.
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CLERK Hook yesterday Issued marriage
license to the following named persons:
Thomas BsGl, native Of Marshall
comfy and now . resident Of Wheeling,
aged 2s, aud Lizzie RisiE, native and
residen. Of Wheeling, oRed is
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GEO. r. TAYLOR & Co. offer this morn.
ing, and until all are sold, some extraor-
binary bargains in Seal Skin saeques, etc.
Read their advertisement.
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WAanrNaroA, D. O., Jan. l7.-For West
Virginia, Ohio and Western Pennsylva-
mia, warmer weather, snow, iresh to brisk
XindH, becoming eAsterly.
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tage of the Water and Movements of the
Boats.
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"ALAsl Alssl" the dude exclaimV, 'in
my slender ankle I've got pains" "Don't
fret" said ma, for whom he had sent, ~
have come Salvation ON
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any time IL up" said tho doctor TO the
patient, whom he found using DR.. BulpS
OouVh Syrup, and he was correct, for his
eouTh had been cured.
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Do NOT suffer from skin dipSass Whsn
you can be readily cured by Skin Success,
At drug store Of McI4Ain Bros,
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GI1e qatelItgetrGer,
Ohlool Nos. as and % Fourteenth Street.
Eov Advsrtlsaments.

Good Potatoas-H. F. Behrens.
FoF Rent-W. u. johnson.
Notlc5-ChATles K. Goethe.
Dinner and Tea Bets Ewing Bros.
CO.PRrtnefAhlp Hollce-F. W. Banner & %.
Important sLalement-Ohio Valley Lie 20.
Opera House Benefit 10 Fireman VIM. Heller
Head OF Local.
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This Thermometer at schnepFs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday, reg
istsTed az follows:
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

No. 70 North Front street, Island, 10 rooms
No, ia Fifteenth street, rooms,
No. q BOuth Huron street, for SLIGO
No. III Coal street, for 5000.
NO. IA Seventeenth EtTeet, rooTsS fjr HoO
No. l8 North Front street, Island, IS fcOnL
South WAbaAh street, S rooms, SLIGO
Apply 70 ", H. KTSBHABT,
ial6 1854 Market street
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FOB SALE.

No. 80 Fourteenth street, 8 rooms, stable and
Wash.room, ground 80 feet front.
No. $50 and 162 Eighteenth street, Double Btcil
ground half lot; price, q, 500.
No. Zl26 Market street, q large desirable nd
dence. Ground full lot, fronting &C feet on MAJ
ket street. Price 1900.
No. 1895, No. 253S and No. $40 Main street, ~
per cent investment, can DO bought for 500,
Building or manufacturing site north ode Q!
Nineteenth street, east Of Woods street, SlS w.
'front.' foot
Lot south Of House No. 2so1 Ron street, sl,oOc
Ground Is feet front east Of house No. % VIZ
ginIA street, $50
II Acres Of Land and desirable residence At
Beech Bottom, valued at $500; will exchange ioi
city property.
No. $50 Twelfth street; ground 4 full lot
70 Acres Land suitable for market gArdeni1g
distant from the city one mile and quarter, ~ ~
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real EstAte Agent, o. 8. Pension and .ClAIu A.
U0fnnV. TlnilA0inF and N0NnPw ptthliN iall
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possEse1oN GIVES ApRIL l.

EOSsEoc1ON 6LfhN AFhlL A'
EoSl75 Sixteenth street. SIC CO month.
No, 81 Twenty.Gixth street, % 90 month.
No. q Thirty.thIrd street, 50 20 month,
No, 10 Thirty.thlrd street, $40 % month.
M, l7l9 Eotf street, Sl2 90 q month.
No, 100 Fourteenth sueet, Sis O0G month.
No, lS7 Sixteenth street, Sli month.
No, IS Sixteenth street, SSl SO month.
No, 10 Alley Is, 50 90 month.
No, $50 Alley ID, 50 Co month,
No, III Seventeenth street. Sll % q month,
No, $3.50 Main street, SIC GO d month.
No. 1888 Main street, el6 60 month.
No 2o20 Main street, formerly d talOon and
boarding house, SIS 90 month.
No. 2lo2 Main street, builnea house and dwell.
Ing, Is 90 month.
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DYSPEPSIA

PAISIs CIlERY COMPOUND strengthens the
stomach, and quiets the nerves OF the dIges-
tive organa. This Is why II cures even the
Eoha cases Of Dyspepsia.
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GENERAL.NoTICEs.
dividend.
ZEAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
No. 1907 Woods street, 8 rooms q 90 month.
No, 1858 Alley Y, 50 Goa month.
No. 10 1Wenty.iouTth street, SIS month.
No. 90 North Front street; will put In nLiunl
gAs fixtures. at SIS 90 4 month.
No 1857 Market street, Etoreroom and celia,
Ab % NINTH
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sToCKHo1DERs, MEBTiNes.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the utocEholderu oil tho
Wheeling Hinge Company, for the election Of Di.
rector, and such other business as may DO brought
before them, will DO held at their once, Tuesday,
January q, 1888, at O'Clock.
jllOlru J. O. BRADY sso,v
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CONFEDERATION

PANL's cELERY coMPpuSp Is not a caihGr.
tic. ltha laxative, giving easy and natural
action 70 the bowels. Regularity surely fol-
lows IL use.
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KIDNEY coMPLAINTs

PAiSEs Celery COMPOUND quickly restores
tho liver and kidneys TO perfect health.
This curative power combined with it,
nerve tonicG, makes Il tho best remedy
for all kidney cOmplAlntG
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Recommended By professional and business
men. Send for book,


WELLS, RICHARDSON g. CO., Prop's
BURLINGTON, Vt.
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EIRsT MEETING OF sT0OKHoID.

a LII KINDS OF
"A PLAIN AND PANOY JOB WoRR
heatly and promptly eTedutSd Al ~ "NAAA
gALI ulEkLM9RNOER JOB ORIT1p,
- . and q gqpTtstlth BlRVIa
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WEAK NERVES

PAREs CELERY COMPOUND Il Nerve Tonic
which never falls. Containing Celery and
Coca, those wonderful Rimulants II speed
by cures all nervous Disorders.
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ST, HELENA EXCITED.
A Strange MAN Wants to Buy all the
Bluff

A Strange MAN Wants to Buy all the
Bluff Property.
Jacob Sei5ert rsturned yesterday from
a two days visit with friends in st.
Helena, Nebraska, and he reports the
people there very much excited over the
actions of q strange man who Ie buying
up all the available land on the river
bluffs around St. Helena. The man
offers, as an induoement for property
owners to sell, the story that he will
erect a factory of some sort at st. Helena
which will employ thirty men at she
start and increase the number az bis
business demands more help. The PEG.
pie OF st Helena believe that the man
represents a syndicate and that the fac
tory will be q cement factory, the ma.
terial to be used being chalk rock in the
St. Helena bluffs. The stranger recent
ly left st. Helena very much exasperated
because he could not secure o certain
piece of land which cost the owner two
years ago $1,000 and for which the
stranger offered 81 300. Mr.. Selbert had
these reports from the st. Helena peo-
pie and believes them to be authentic.
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Yours Very Truly.
Tv1xIr TNrrrGce
A GENERAL SMASH UP.

Precinct Boundaries Changed and
Three New Precincts Created-The
City Most A ffected.
The board of county commissioners at
its recent session made several import.
ant changes In the election precincts OF
Yankton county.
The changes began with the Sth pre-.
cinct. which has been divided, and with
in n OF the two portions the old tenth
precinct has been absorbed. The Sth
precinct comprises all Of township SO in
range 81.
The boundaries Of the 9th have also
been changed and the 9th now com
prises township SO. range 81 and s%ectionf
l to 6, both inclusive, of township "a
range 81.
Precinct number 10 was also changed
It is composed OF that district lying
within township SO, range 81. Sections
l to 6 both inclusive, which formerly
were q part Of precinct number 10, HAYS
been detached therefrom and attached
to precinct number 8.
No more changes occur in the list I'M
til the 18th precinct is reached. Thil
precinct formerly included township "a
range IS, and all that part of The
city of Yankton lying west of Broadway
in township SO, range Sc. The portion o
SO, 56, has been taken off and the 1911
now includes simply township "a, range
81.
A new precinct has thus been oreatet
and liz numbered IA. This comprises al
OK township 90, range IS, west of Broad
way street.
The 10Th precinct is also q new pre-
cinct, comprising ell that portion of tn
city of Yankton between Broadway ant
Douglas avenue in this city.
The 10th preoinct is also q new one
II includes. all that portion of the cit,
of Yankton lying east OF Dosglss svenn
and sections g., Z, and 8, of sownshil
SO, range 55.
The 18th precinct, which is likewis
new, ,inoludes oil OF townships 81 and 81
range SIS, west Of the James river.
The official notice OF the changes wi
be published soon.
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at the race course this afternoon, one
q trotting test eud the other q half mile
running dash. The first event, between
the speedy colts OF Wm. Box and j. N.
HarEert, was I half mile t.os,
Mr.. Hsrters having 100 feet
start. After the horses had left
the judges stand the sr~rspGements for
the running race were made n Just
as the crowd began to kick for the sport
to begin the trotters crossed the scratch.
The time for the half mile was two
minutes and seven seconds. The half
mile run was between Shamrock and
Gypsy, the two Brennan horses, and
was won easily by Shamrock in fifty
five seconds.
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PERSONAL.

Il ALAkc a " . F.
F. Erickson, of Sioux Falls, is o guest
at the Morrison.
F. A. Odiorne went to Chicago on
business this afternoon.
Miss LII Palmer went east this after.
noon for q six weeks visit.
Miss May Edwards, OF Chicago, is
again q guest at the Morrison.
DR.. Joseph Ward returned last night
from q business visit to Chicago.
Curt Il. Winsor, Of Sioux Falls, trans
acted business in Ysnkton to-day.
M. ID. Stevens, of Chicago, q prominent
commission merchant, is in the city.
e. O. Kennedy, OF Parker, was q
stranger within this city's gates last
night.
e.. r. Huntington and family, OF Chl-
cago, reached Ysnkton to-day for 9 visit
with F. I. Farr.
Ralph M. Ward boarded the M,iwau-
kee for Chicago this afternoon, to be
absent q week.
Mrs. s. Z. FELTON,, formerly of Yank-
ton, now Of Omaha, ia in the city, q
guest at the Morrison.
John O. Murphy left this morning for
Fargo, where a term OF United States
court demands his presence.
Mrs. Andrew J. BurIeigh, ir9 and chill.
dren. Of Helena, Montana, were in Ysnk.
ton last night on their way east.
Misses Matte and Daisy Human re-
turned this forenoon from an x'ended
visit in Topeka, Kansas, and Sioax City,
iowa.
John Martin and daughter, Miss o
Martin, OF Milwaukee are In che city
guests at John Martins home on Linn
street.
Abraham Adler, returned today from
eseorting bis wife and children to 81.
Icseph, Missouri, whore they will visit
for q month.
Mrs. Lieut.. d. D. Mitchell and
daughter. of Fl. Randall, who have beer
Mss. j. Il. Teller's guests for two weeks
went home to-day.
Edward M. Pound, formerly OF Yank-
ton, now OF Rapid City, arrived las
night, spent to-day shaking hands will
his friends and left Of $50 again fol
Rapid City.
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white basis, for the benefit Of the whites
and their posterity. He did not be-
lieve it i o be design or Intention OF the
.eigneIs OF the declaration OF independence
or the trainers of the constitution to in-
slude negroes.
You have got cheek 20 ask a oolored
man to be a democrat. If l was q demo-
crat every time | looked q eolored man in
the face | would think about the treat .
ment we have received at the hands oil
the democratic party.
It is said by some colored gentlemen
that the reason they are democrats is
that republicans never give the black
men anything and that the democrats
are afraid to trust the negro. / tell you
it is Just the other way with Prot. Doug
lass. I am afraid to trust the democrats,
When the republican party gave US oul
freedom they did we'll. think the re-
publican party has given enough honest
blood to wash any black man white in
faith OF that party.
Yours Very Truly.
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nherldan,s Merao,ra

By himself. have just been issued by
Chias. L. Webster s. Co., the same Arm
that published Grants book.
Sheridan's book t2 vol'e) covers his
whole life-his childhood, his experience
at West Point, his Indian campaigns be.
fore the war. his four years OF fighting
and marching, his campaigns against the
Indians since the wsr, what he saw in
Europe during the Franco russiap war
and bis military life since.
His style Of writing is ss i~noisive az
his sword and his volumes from Y to
cover possess the truth of history and
the thrilling intensity of the fisest novel
Altogether his book excels Grants in
brillisnoy and fascination and will b
read by everybody with the deepest in
terest.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-05
LOCAL

The Harrison and Morton club meets
at the city hall at eight O'Clock this eve
ming. A large attendance is earnestly
requested.
The Cleveland and Thurman club
smeets az it's headquarters in the Pen.
nington block at eight O'clock tonight
to perfect the organization.
A, W. Barber writes to this city from
Orlando, Florida, that cases of yellow
fever are far from numerous there, and
thst oil his family are feeling we'll.
Something stirred up the dogs OF
Yankton laat night to such an extent
that sleep was almost out of the ques-
ton. The pound master should have
been out with his pourder.
John L. Coxhead is manufacturing
some handsome articles of furniture to
be displayed at the territorial fair 1T
Mitchell this month. Will any other
Yankton man do likewise?
The freight trains which now pass
over the railroads in this 8, otion consist
of seldom less thar twenty cars, ell load.
ed to their fullest capacity with farm
products. The harvest for the railroads
has begun.
Rev. +. A. Bardiok. of the M. g..
church, goes to Hurley on Sunday next
to conduct the dsdicstory services OF Q
new church ediice. W. u. Fuller will
OCCUPY Mr.. Burdick's pulpit Sunday
morning and evening.
Bishop Hare, of the Episcopal church
OF Dakota, will conduct services, snclud-
ing the administration OF holy COM
munion, in Christ church this city on
Sunday forenoon next. A special COL
lection for the Episcopal fund will be
taken up ct that time.
The economical streak which of late
has seemed to be coursing through the
members of the olty council should now
be given full sway and exercised upon
the person of the street lamp lighter.
Last night he forgot to extinguish all
the alleged street lights on Fifth street
end two of them burned all day.
Don't forget that the Yankton driving
clubs meeting for 1888 opens on Fride,
afternoon of this week and closes or
Saturday afternoon. The races will be
highly interesting and the club is de
serving of o liberal patronage. Johr
McGregor's fine live stock will be ex
hibited on both OF the days at the ract
course.
Within the past ten days 900 proc
patents have been received at the Yank
ton land Office for distribution among
the owners of land in this district
This brings the off ,e up TO within two
years of proof and the officers say tina
when this Administrations work is don,
the office will be within six months o
proof.
A, a. Uonack's marble works Oh
Cedar street are spread out over con
siderable OF the adjacent sidewalk, an:
ajourney past that establishment afte
night hes fallen is suggestive OF walking
grave yards and we'll fed Nightmares
Among the grave slabs which are ex
posed to view are two which bear th
names of two OF the children of q forme
Yanktonian, Charles F. Picotta, VII
now resides at Yankton agency. Thes
grave stones will mark the last resting
places OF the two youngest children Q
his family. Mr. Conack is already q
work upon orders for Yarkton people
and business in his new location open
up most suspiciously.
Two very Interesting Q occurre
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Proposals

PROPOSALS
Will be received at the city t%reasurer's
office up 10 2 O'Clock p. M, September
9th, 1888. for the grading OF q roadway
fifteen feet wide and to the established
street grade on Pine street, between
Eighth and Tenth streets, requiring the
removal OF 1900 yards OF earth more or
less. Profile to be seen ct the city
tr~easurer's Office. The city reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
WIN. M. POWERS.
Chairman OF Committee on grader,
streets and alleys.
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Taken Upon my premises, eleven
miles northeast of Yankton, on July
26th, 1888, one work OK about seven
years old. The owner is requested to
call, prove property, pay charges and
take the animal away. Ed JOHNSON.
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Proposals for Bridge.

Office Of County Engineer, Yanston,
Dakota. Aug. Goth. 1ssS-Proposals
will be received at the Office OF the board
of county commissioners Of Yankton
county, up to- o'clock p. M, Oct. Let.
1888, 10 furnish material and build a
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-05

small wooden bridge across q ravine on
the county road in section s.. township
81, range So. near the residence Of j. A.
Hicks. Plans SO will be furnished by
the county engineer. The commission
ers reserve the right to reject any or all
bids. Ed. PALMER, 20. Surveyor.
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Ice Cream at

Doctor Murphy has changed his Office
and residence to Walnut street a(east
side) between Fourth and Fifth.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-05

Rounds the photog rspher is making
photos now at lower rates than ever be-
fore. Call and SEQ.
216 west Third street, first floor.
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a. g a. H ID.

-Is@. ~ L-.A~ IL aA-%
To ell who are suffering from tho error nd
ndiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay. loss of manhood. &c, l will send q recipe
that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by q missionary in South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope TO the
Rrv, JOSEPH T. 1sMAs. Station u. New York oisv
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-05

For Rent-Small house in west
Yankton in good repair. Stable on
premises. Inquire of
q. r. TAyIoR.