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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21

~ Frank II. Aikens,. lie, newly sppointed'
iadge of the ,fousshia dicial dIssfiet sbf
Dakota, .wes, born Ips New York a'city,
D DecembeslA.1s5 1s55. 55.. And An laps tierefosetin
his ttfirtyGa tst ysarssHe wns led ueate6l
,insthe common bsshoolsan Rpme.osN Z .,
and. Hllsdal lshs Y lnne, 1879 he'
entered lay off ,e a, + ome, N Y.9and
Was adm tEled offheS bar at thesgsnersl
term OF the supreme court st Syracuse,
N. Y. January 5, 1877. In Ssptembsf,.
1880, he located at Osntons Dakota. and
has ever since resided there. In politics
he has always been republiesnTsand
was at one time city attorney OF Canton.
In 1885 was elected state senator ,ot, the
proposed stase Of Dakota: Hefepresent.
edsshe ;frss ieaiqfssivea district 10. the
lower house of the territorial asse mbly
in the sessions OF 1887 and 1889. and was
prominent candidate for SPEAKER .,ot the
lhonse9o the Lest q srion. being Defeated
in that contest by the Sioux Falls gem
tlemsn whom he has nov defeated fiji The
judicial race. ,'gsSs; y" $s .'.''''.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21
The new superintendent of the rail;wai

. Ft.ts
The new superintendent OF the. railway.
mail service, J. Lowrie Bell lis fifty years
! of sge, ssnsse Vas ,borns in Reaaisss--Ra-
reightha yesr he entered
the service of the Philadelphis d Read
!, ing lu ss @ ,silsfk. ID si ashs department.
After several years tffisiens service he
wSs sIas * ssNppsaa 81 ppRhsa Of general
freight agent. He served In that capac-
iEy ,uun1tif 1880, 'wfisn' he was. made gener-
al .trsffi manager OF the Philadelphia &
r ssding system. and served until March
f, 1883, when, at the expirss ion efs The
lteceigersbip of ths,srpgd be Withdrew
| from it's service and and since has been en-
gagged IN looking after the railroad and
| coal interests OF other parties. He has
always been staunch republican in
lpolities. BIS intimatsp-kngw4edge 81
frailroaaaa businessiTenaeEsss his appoint
mens to she general superintendency ol
the railway mail service one of peculiar
| fitness.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21
,qBisanaing an Unseen Foe.

.This wss bb,psthinb s;pafadox." as Hamlet
ssys.o since.. however, the people of America
SseaE ssss snased ia, t9 pit
seen foe. malafia. tits n1i longer paradox,
but an tsa.y, possibility Wherever mAlaris
dseay in iesdfne Vegetation impreRnates
the water. therein thes9esy stronghold of
miRsrna, isythe auxiliary i,pOtent to disarm the
foe and ssauI e,efieiant protention. Fever and
ague, bilious rernittent, dumb ague and egue
cake, no matter how tepacioualy they have
fast tened their clutch on the system. are first
forced ti Iela1 their GRASP and eventually to
sbandon it altogether. But it is its preven-
tvs sioree that should chiefly Recommend the
Bittersto persona dwe Ling in, malaria Cursed
local tlep, for it is certain buckler of defence
against which the enemy III lp6werles.. Cures.
likewise idyEpepsfa,F n IheamRtism, kidney and
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21

There are now forty seven VACANCIES
sfstfae ,aasi5naHnasal academy end forty
one more will occur in May. This will
give places to eighty eight boys. to be
appointed by congressman. only one
from district. Candidates are to re-
port on the 10Th Of May REORGANIZATION.
Neither the president. nor ss6fstafS
Of the navy. nor the senators have any
ching, to seq in,thisrmatser. The can.
d7dates nominated 20 ophfpp the vacancies
above referred to must not he upder I5
nor nor ovsr 20 years wksEs they ,sspors fo,
examination, and must be actually re-
residing in tbs. dissrint from whlc ctr they
'ate nppointed.l sss.9 rsS ser
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21

Twenty.sixi shonsshh 'ndsilata is the
'net ipf0haoous'' of ale. rwsshinsen yinap;, %
garasi5sb fsGsib btfs.. aorRs7 746nds ,ists to be
iihsestssd and shss interest aeyo.eddo the.
relief OF the poor..i Office sseekey WHO g6
.a,wesRmsfo5 ,Rna5 stayioo long %, NAY, /
'seppf s s' ipnd, ,thoush
Fthia. Isl snatthssexaet des,gngo Of tie CONF
,iIew eatnnts SO vi" u
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21

su.aG used tofsen to read she newspaper
Alphd - my wifi, ,nsaid Bert Robinson.
and once I was fairly taken in by q
'passns msaisine adysrtissmeni. The
Seductive paragraph beRan with q
mod est account of the sses serpent. but
ended, With setting forth the virtues OF
certain DR.. Peree's Golden Medical Dis
cevery whieb, ,it.was alleged, was sure
cure for all throat. and lung troubles and
would even cure. consumption. II taken
in time, The way Yas taken In, wes
@ hsa Ras s.Gs1s end s,,snsas soass.
to, II ara ittook ns inp1;5sspd n cured me.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21

..'T !. The Chiefs q thss bureaus Of esdinsnee,
equipment and recruiting, construction
and repair and steam engineering have
been directed to proceed without delay.
to pre2ars plans for shs CONSTRUCTION of
the new vessels authorized by the naval
appsopriatioag bill of the, last session Of
eongrest. w a x
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21
.es-.auat1nc ncsansRsates

bstFew shinaseTs more c~onderful thssl
the Y fasAnss shas' gaidss tns brute ifipAlls
daa5s y ss uhsSoss, g stee I6it.sn bS 1bs
M . II ssal s1 ,.. 70 sses smong he
,sionss wnssh rsasaflo W. al j M q. fheaSssby,
,enahse too eodatssaot tne EFFECT, ,of. the
ppHs6n. Mahe when sffsa systens. ,,s W de.
.sahRsd ny hfhee a6ctftnulatsd. poisans
sfgendsrei By coussipatiou or,A aluggish
Fhabfs OF body shouiac csaek sslist insyDr.
'Pferee'e Pisaa.sa vi Pslbts,7 which will ct
|onees establlsh aaa spsf76anently healthy
action OF the liver ssoinash Ana bowSis
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21
.;SoWEN, = ESGssuRY: Prop

r9mmsgrsntssf4 how. pouripg into cen.
tihh o lkots aktte Eate, Of Several hum
dyeda day! -7At Aberdeen liti isd ssasst
that I'm ia aaiisrsgeotf year leads 6ersday
81 id inigfanas' areishs safrsye daily: The
lines leading westward from AbsfdesnH
are taxed ! fneif cspaeitss to poarrs shs1
q new sc oo,nsrss sto thsff ssttnstions! aAIone
shejP Pierre line,6f the Noithwsstssnr road
imnaiersnt travel j. ~hsSyy and ,ytRe'
bsaneh. seads tleaains from the main
iaIrsefiies % tie. Yasioas iotaAties' 'ofaHben-
trnl ID akSts ARE ,aliys with oht,,ns aeekets
Al t6isis the seanit Of eadyertising. Is|
mas been Carried zen systematically
throughout ,thev reg 9iqP, naW ,,reaping the
benehtso p q agen erous policy. The sxss !
penses of I'D dyestising has been, bosne N,
most instancesr by the tsxpsyesed the
,ssveral county boards making appro.
psiatioasrior, that purpose from The apub.i
7IIe funds IN com pasison witt festiits
these lnvestmentssresin sinsign i6cant. The
people ssn-weii. afprd futHz themselues
moderately sotbripg hew aomers and ad-
ditlonal taxable property to their conp-. !.
ties. 70 By this !, prpGsss .afbss asaesssasnt
'liisss ID Jia3enathenei, Wild land isr;made to
Observation-Disclosures, asubstat-
tial Improvements take place, popAlg
tion is increased snd~vthe value ofnsll
farming lands 1s materially augmented
Suppose the ,eommissioners. pfsTankfo6
ennnty shpnld ohy ii adieiors sdYertisihg
lindoce five hundred er ,rthtS ~ sahds fam
fTiiaset0 settijs upotfa the auntiHed ls6dr
VII hiiin," hiiin,"th the county they wonIHshefsbs
add 70 tf6e -p5op5ufation rom 800 to. 6, ,oO(
FfSsaiisg TONS. ms fsase by several dollars tht
value siff ~ every acre OF land now occupied
fandsnsads raise tbs assessment aggre
.FgaseSandtdecrease thepefcentage 8 of tax
4 atsoEs:a1 tas ssamesatiolands throw upon
the market much increased quantity o
1 pfeductieps % be Exchanged Tor none,
which would be distributed through
lfnaf6spaile ahgnnass9 9Ag il IS there j!
80 perceptible immigration TO this re
i eiop .ofypAex xcelled agsleulturai facilities
4 Ihe migratory public does NOT know
'IgEat'this ls the garden spot oi The west
aIA litleinformasionnpreduces great re-
j suits among homs saskSSfs,s
10
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21
.oeA Safe Investment.

5 Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results. or in case Of failure
return s ef ,parshsiass 81 gi|e ) psiGs On this safe
druggist Bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery for consumption. 1t is guaranteed
TO bring relief i'm every ease. when used
'Aor any afsotion,sof The Throat. Lungs or
sGhesss such as Consumption Inflammation
c9t Lpngs. Bronchitis, Asthma. Whooping
Cough, Group, ETH. etcs y is pleasant and
agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, snd can
always be depended upon. Trial bottles
fee at iPnrdY q Brseht's Drng Store.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21

Evidenissss sascSsdiiaaiaAes fhas 1883 W was w
not . soood,, efaasiiroaa u yaeaar. aarsw The annusl
,irsspoEs of tbS, ssohlesas9sS, Gsnd
'SQ9aineS, railseads for 1sssah sas pared
,withothe gear pseyio us shewa a decrease
ID gross esafHihssa saafrSs 00D, tinere ease
'iS' Il expenses, ~ 1885,, ;, dsef9ase in IN net M
earnings ,.S7a2e l,QQQQ, QQQQ, and an increase in
debt ,ot SO s299, ,99Osaas .sonen
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21

goth to 22i. and thie,i 500, will bring
ilapEerens and dessrnctive storms. The
storms vii, be nqmarpus through the
balance Of the year, ,Yith ,seme OF the
wooiffas not arfromd August to Z.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21

he AepEeeeaent thassi iustg chsen lestabiished
ass " ashingten for ethe femuvaI of demo
cratic officials, iaxa GsnsiHeseertisansh
iThis,is apeaasei invented fome four years
|agorands thespatentrh has not y ct. expired :.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21

"a imnaeanNsdeg REORGANIZATION daS sg sgggreeted
HoSvesho5ff TO- 1Msifstts 81 arriyAli al
wyasertobaaini 'Tiass 'Taassssday,e day,e He vas essSfsed
from the sdISt Depot e. lis 1tssidsnce ~ d,
Fl, H. 12d Bss u. N. D.. ~ 4Sss Ssss9di 9sdity council
tbosrd Sfa l.aSss,' skhlshags sssnplar. the
teachers and popils! q ths public schools
apd, citizens. 70 the evening q formal
recceeptson &c oceenrrsd at tie militia armory. nor
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21

ssMQSeasnqg nqggo7r 7repatlsshasI, Kaye divided
jnto, tWp1 1fsntians. ense Jed by sbeiegate
Observation-Disclosures Rasael FL sff;son.s
Thedosiner sh.fs eaderseay hi l.. Hefsh!
'hsfdssqSi. Hsief1as., f5Y .goysFhpir! and sths
latter wants qlsnel : Mo aG ateheepa paap,
rpcintsdsc,The fight ds beeeming aibittar
one. aa snfGsaszs.a ea taaah,a nogn 2lF
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21


dEaxae Is "a DID ss MA d e W d so be
ss GLADE hy IN a're s,..g,. -. ,s
Eo Washington e.s22lrss e.es22lErsspRpden 90 ~ nahs
Bees 18th % ,Gensidetaplar psi suEpslseso Was
expressed at the capital to-deys@hen she
nominatien tier of Whiselaw Rsid sT6 pc
minister to France was received, IT was,
.belieHed thss be would. be sent 10, Eng,
|sNug1awTh Ther nsmnhstions s'dfsM y. iReid fcE
sEs French nafssi6n may insanthat elNeW
York is to have two first tcIass Poosltioht
abroad. Up to last evening gPrssidant /
Harrisonefnought of tendering the Eng-.
'fish mission to Ohauneey N. 3Dspswgbut
be concluded before bad time l6at the
New York editor should have TIE pta6es
This morning IT Ids s3sugg es fed tHsi
since Mr., DereR wasreas OF tRs d GeA fiob
for any mission OF therft taans the English ),
ana it would not he hatmpropsro q to RiSe
| the, Empita state two ,naissioLs, III wUui6
be welt to- send NrflT Reid 10 Paris ana
hold open che Eng lish, naissions for Mt
Depew- and d.as,it,stsnds Ms. Depsw. fnaS
| go to Londonyet;. .An's{fors WGs made
| BY the president TO haze The New YeoIk.
ers. choose zbetweeno MessYs. Dapew W and
Reid, baf they aigidea. Md. Reff be em
i ed 70 have 8 pteponderance psa the msp
from the. state in congress-, But Mft
pepe&sled wfshptha people fhrro E6nt
the state, To appoint bosb,,as thess
giant republicans will please al fadti6nt
aud the impression is that Mr., pepeR
will be appointed. SeinsDN' ~
| Murat- Haastead, who has bss6 men.
toned in connection with Abe Fren6h
and German missions, has, aihfirRatsd
that he preferred the latter ana hoia
that Mr.. Reid has been eeiecied foii
Paris Berlin remains as the first love foi
sheg MhnfnIsaM edisery E ls not Hkely
however, that MIR. Hslstend- wfff go u
Berlin. He Is more likely to ggs6 sPigh.
No or st. Petersburg. ass os sie
l Colonel John O. New, the Well kfi5wt
editor OF the Indianapolis 1oHfnaf,s viii
be rendered the position OF c6hs safs gen
tteral to Londens- which hsss sqpef visiot
tover oil of'the consuiateB Oh the kBdtisl
islands, and which is the best paying 1po
sition within the gift of this g6Sernrne HI
II is worth $4,000 or $30,00Dc g. SeBf
Colonel New could have apy Or the Mis-
sions, but he prefers place which fe
J Isome work with il and as fe'w 81 VI
! diplomatic frills do POSSIBLE. His hbmi
, nation will te made very shortly rhfsof
Although 1t has been understood yEfis
3 Fred Grants appointment ase niinfste
. to OhIna was decided upon shortly safte
: the 4th of March, it is now believed tha
the president has reconsidsred, and wi
: give him some other place. Hs RksS SbeS
stadvised that nan Of legal "expefi enc
: and thorough knowledge or than 10,
:. should be semi I'd OhinS 'beeadse o1 %
l. A. --Lxa -Ef4
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21
sss .

rnrN tae.ssqy.s TsOfp's ., lfYfe ads yuiIONO
A .canysss OF the business. msn sos that,
city shoys great epthnsiasm opsrtAber+
deems candidacy The The Candidates
IA the field ere Mjtsbeli 1Woonsocket,
Ohamberlsin AlsSsndrla, Madison, Sioux
.FEalIE sAbsyds,sp RsafisSlds md wax Wsay hhssr;
tween Miller end st. i Lawrence sssesag Huron
p ap Isa PisrFe ylsh sSsakksps 3snkkseps yell a.rthe
,fEo9ns g9I as Chs, p eompEoWiss g. candidate for
the the Temporary, ,lFeaetion on1l5y ssIs9N ba.. .
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21
,aanK OF alAenqnRg

sGEEFsDs hstSfI HEUt1ssS1 III rtil3fsWs 9Wl Y
burn has beenalcaadidaAe fortseverahbf 4
lticss; but sksay ssRges thisone.
SEx% Sena ter III shoaes shaseslso been mem
EDnsd inc5onne tbs khe Interstate
'cum fnsrre dc emsnsssions bnSslie ,swbtit 8 Ah
ehicsWherettheFeis mase pat ttonage. ss~
Hherohsrgsaagaifis MssU Wofaey,, OF
ARi2onas Rw mo- wast b huHniDGteni TO be sgos-1
'srnor of shat stsrT1torys afaa saido I'd be 4
,seFious, ,iarfds 10 inp6lye has moral oharao-
.terSa tee onse territories has
namhpr,of Aelegrsms from
,tlhsGan Asksngs Z hem. .btosawitffholds sRthet
atidh mutii shef3ehsrgssf may betrebd
GeivsLis AerRyaIta,pss edhdeFstoed that
s4ieyafe aeHS oa their rwsyew ith witnesses 4
,tu usubstantiate'tham. aMr.e W9laeyt tis, at
the aEabbitt huhse ,nBnd saaSs that, there ia
nothing metz in tttissobargss shat. They
dseTs mstie go atiseedn seridr Department.
bBfoFe he eSeasappeinksiisnnd thgroughiyfI d
bys saGeneralatNobia. J,e9Ehed 4
offhes pSua at8s oOZn init teeslsay4
ttisf whrle stt1ey presundes the charges
tfsdiss ppdintment end
jehieHHy, i&is unfy psnper,to give on op-
,ngrfnh ii ytp, Ereatht ceeidsn peotoi SUB tain 1
~ i1fihfaq Rsnn u Nizsn, at the Chisd
IitRgD enters 9ceaEsr whogasis5 IN AFizpnRl
easfmisfeetsfSnE Mr., Wal-
gaeysH8ppeintnsent rs sehdersed %bY, the
s5eksr oiaaz ems af rthnt etsrritof !. and that
she charge sag ga,pHs AstrnS are from disap..,1l
poihtalntdieea aeekesesls roa ~ a,,,,f,
assRepfessHtassgessR Rs9spRss of Illinois,,
smade a. test caseesier 41reRenta atiope 70 the
|spaHtoff6s -departmf nt,sAo determlne the
|FqHestinti G@hchherp acff ffensiyeH eHpar tisanshlp
~culd be9onsidered tsuf1inent grounds
lstef, rreinhv hvai. ~ III o ncAarged the present
peatmHs HsteretStRYeA Aown DIP Ponties, lIis..,
her raipessw With, being 6
isdsfnocrst enas ttpeeci,af ftisan d9tiDg
tfheaast COM psjgo ,isadsAAke his removal
tlfogc gctti ass geaeons a}oi1es iRestmastef Gem
feral. WHuenalxenRsaated land sent the,
tnonfinntf6nFbfas pew,s spos4fnsster, who
Esas name d. ibyi Bag sonss stoNhs senate to-
Iday ~ Passon adad1fhis after copsulta.
ftionsapitir seseraas OF has aDol leaEHes. add
lit1s,un dersspod sopbe, ths rule that viii
| besftl fowf d. hereafter u Mr .sieaafEson,
tshe sasaistant, psAtmaaten agensrat; Bald
tso-dsy,tbat an off snsivs,opaE aEtisAn n arule
4 f@uhiifnat f,ain zpog 40 rslp til next week,
IsJepauBe Aiisre wefeesos nsany vacancies TO
kDe fslednfirst.aesg eht easn 'isn9 2ns q
t}siSfhsmayat die oexpeeted Htbst Gaptsin
4 Meredith ,ofs Ohieasost twhe swas,ias uaep.
Il eYale eH Hsyzieo1s regimen t,will heappoint;
ed chief ekthe .snsa dyeSfg teh grazing and
giust teadaf fpk ssifpersntebdA Aht oi
ii the gcyernment ispTintiHG - 6Mo6,, foi
dawhf0h heYis 81 can diaasssss Being stHlthe
Ifdheaf, ,dfsthe Chicago hsBkvnofeIcempaps
"A hsisievea mareGont ekeSt, by this )ex per
drienoafto .Rllethes sefHceofs superintfnd-
ii enttpf eug9aviok aud psiHtipR. and there
I ,sIafTnot $50 uqan napplisaBtss sfof thhtpiaee
"A assfur thefbtheRy ., bsteia 2sss' b@sa3s
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21

hH" t''if" Stss no hTi9hfS1
-.He dorsG ..tn0 .orTeaeT
im edt VI usyiS treIse4s11s1
inaii1I" .s7stoarsh9 IA Ar{
ii aii,iw 9sa HeoirsuAaAa isG!
Y sa3 lo esI itGtf ese9geI sEs
.1o19 ,oaGsipWs odt ~ snoJi
od% ,4tisTayiTu e,neeusl 10
~ 5rat bs4IfgtsT .ushtrisdo
4, tFaGti woas uj sTndJ hsnhle
" .79tsj2ssbsiiuJ eili o.. enoitBl
lIiooi sdl otnj 2ritte2 nod
10 noitangit,ai 4 ,unG bset..s,:a,s -
est'irodtus gtisZa2iau ad - =.
.ato1q 9itt bnGmiaTs1 % 6sIsf
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21

An Aberdeen .specihl deniessthe report
that Aberdeen Is no. ID 'tnei capital RACES.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21

- ., Why Yves. Goliath surprised when he
.was .stluck by q, stone R. Because such
thing never entered his head before.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21
itssspesiaiacnarie ~ ns.4ae, 2

ID. 90 8rnE-- EFTT N- W-F9T1gIT I
. : William Wallace. ,bgother lof General
Leg Wallace, has ,heen appointed poet
msstersastp sHe was fiS ffiSSsfmer (
y aasoniatedia.husiness with Axes lR2htesMens
HARRISON. tc.y e,s,.,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21

lssiouz Falls voted, saiaoosporase Under
:sheaeaerahlsva hBseaaasainss 22yp9. 2yp9. tbsss. ii
election eaHiag,ouss eHlysai light svotel7
by. this decision, Sieus Ea4ls sutrenderss
"a. siii nio1S s9
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21
& What IL the difference between
soldier End pretty woman ? One faces
the powder and the other powder the
Merit Wins,

s@H 4t69@} g ~ Merit WINS
1--WE desire to say to o,ir citizens, that
for years We have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New, Life Pills, Bucklen's ArDica
Salae and Electric Bitters, and have never
handled remedies that sell as well, or that
have given such universal satisfaction. We
do not hesitate to guarantee them every
time. and we stand feady 10 refund the pur-
chase price, if satisfactory results do not
ffollow. their, ,pse. These remedies have
wen their great popularity purely on their
da meflss. Yal.t,F Faiqy 9 nreIcnl rugis1s.
q Maggie Mitchell. is again struggling
for liberty. Her last husband, Henry T.
Paddock, proves too great burden to
her purse. but be knows and clings to
the snap, while Maggie pines for new
and active foot waFAer..,l
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21
fNaxao NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ss s1a,l,

i''s's $40 Il Il fHge ecaPfThL. ]
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21
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HARRISON.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21

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master
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| asg minister.
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-18


rA> x>.>~,u,s.e Roselns n, s>,rv - n.
0oSS~sen's Do~~Seer.
N.~ vo~< Co-r..,.,.-a.nc. ns.vsr p..,,n,..,
TA--S~-e - NJ.
49,.
Assseses nssane 70 wsssrr resnroscn me-
ekene mo- n OF discunssons nos only
among tho personal friends OF bo4h CON
tractin9 parties, hat also amouR those
and they cou.tisues the entire country
g 49,, m. r"~~. - NJ. -s.-s.-~c -
800. .-.s a. s.--c.,. m. n.-~-..h -
S.soS"
sso1sssosu WostAs. Aetees many peopse
nave expressed surprsse shas . salesman
Occupytng a. high . position ~ Mr..
Blaine should sanction . match b.
tween his daughter and q man
vho. uo matter hov di.tin-
-.s.n>a ~. h.. -. -. -. 4.
.-~
nsunsesf "seseiya .nooses. nus pernsps
har. f3iahne mas taken warning ny she tate
OF Mr.. Grevy. the late president OF the
French republic, who was confronted with
a similar obl about q dozen years
nRo and was foolish enough To permit his
social ambition To interfere with his
~dnu0hterss hoDuiness.
MI. Grevy bsiOnRs,d tn the pstif roxyy~ois.
Tint In 10 any. he was the sort OF pr0vin-
cial with N brood hat. thick umbrella and
Roloshes, whom we see drawn with such
Irresistible huInor i'm the pa0cs Of the
Parisian comic papers. His wife had been
a w-ashcr-womar and was his hosn4keeper