davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-21
aanseI unn 8uhne,

Oiep. S. M. @tront. 9atpr Der griibersemeinbe in
glue Mnunb, aanias, iast; yS9 aalte es iiir meme %tns
Gntbeduns an mir sepirtt Bat. Meine 2unsen iparen
in idlimmer Serfafung unb rneine @erneinbe %errrartete,
baB Id nur mod furje 3eit leben mIrbe. Nadbbem ia
aber 5 6lal6en ppn Or. Sings Neuer Gntbeduns se=
npntmen Bate, Bin th tpieber seiunp unb inunter unb
babe 26 gfunp an 9eiptat 5u%senpmmen.
@rtbur 2ppe, Der eJmpreiarip ppn n2ppeS SUNNY
Tpltss @eleui9aftA fdreibt: p99a9 einsebenber Grffuus
anb mad eisener Grfabruns bin id gu BET feten ueberz
Seu9ung %setpmmen, baB Or. Sings Neues Sdpinbs
fu&sz9etlmittel ale %ibrisen berarttsen Otittel ubietet"
@efaaen, ben i'd metnen ~taufeuben BON Sreunben err
wetfen fam, beifebt barin, baB th ibnen ben @ebraud
bteies Mittels anempfeble.
9rpbe1aiden fret bel q. 9reiB, Gbpmpicn & 60.
unb alien anberen Ipptbetern. 6lai&en 5u so GtS. nnf
3u 81. 100.
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Scr CINDERELLA gGsf gtrrs.

gde Oft 5oufonfrabe unb Noenue c.,
6ieftr btliebte 2aben Der 5taOt. bat
Isiucu neusn Borratb bon 6 ommer t.
iduheu tit 0erren. Somen uHo
Ginber e1DalteG uno bat cine .unDers
alei6li6e Nusmabl alIer 9oiteH uno
Qua!'idten. Ser Cinderella : S6ubs
Store fi1rt nur bic Tabrifate Der bsEien
Gabriten unb uberbietet Nass, mas i'm
biefgen Narft 81 BADEN if. 5pccia=
llt6t fir 0erreu: BET &odforo SGnb
fiir So. Sc perlobnt i9 Der Mlb', i'm
Gin5erelIa 5tore ~bor3ulpres
den, e6e man anbersmo fault.
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Cpernhans=M effanratfpn

9ie feinIfe Geffauration fit Nus
fern, Slid unb Wilb in ieSer
3ubereituna. Ser Gti6e ftebt elm res
uommirter Sod bor. 9elitateKen aler
Qrt Iinb au BADEN, ME MaI, 5atbinen
nit S1iiFeln, Nn9obis, Sriifelpurf,
Neunougen &c. &c. Sic bette Nusmabl
BON 2edsrbiKen III ber 3uIammenfslz
lung BON Diners, 5oupers uub Geieus
ners. Nuftydge nod SbluB bes SDeaz
tsrs werben prompt ausgefibrt.
0arnif6 & 8aer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-21
gSsu,. SDYtua u gnhu.

unisre 0auptaabrung ii uub bleibt
oos TIeii6, unb UNI iol9es frii6 uro
gut su erlangen, fann man unn6gIi6
einen 5uoerlaffgeren Mfarft finten, als
ben BON Wm. 60fling & Sobn, $40.
511 Wbe. s. Sic 0erren babsn Dem
@ei6mad ibrer GuHben &e9nung ge=
tra8ea uub in ibrem @tabiiRement cine
falte 2uftmai@ine erri9tet, mel6e allen
Wnforoerungen fit @rbaltung unb gntz
Fernung i0dOli6er Sngrebien3en bes
Glcii@es entipri9t. Sic baben betdns
big in iDren 8iebb0fen einen groBen
8Orratb bot Wafibieb, aus meI9em
nlr oas Bette fit lire Gunoen gepdhlt
miro. Wer reef bebient iein min, BET
6eiu1e Ben Warft, SO. 511
Woenue 6. 1.10t1
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Rar Die SumeIiere @ebriber
9riBer, $50. 246 Commences trabe,
baben eth 9robe5 unb gemdbltes Eager
Don 80lbenen uno flbernen Sai9ens
ubrea-eine Spe3ialitdt beg @ef6dfts.
MuBerbsm S6mudia6en aaer Nrt,
9iamanien, Cobb unb @ilbermaaren>
Meferf9miebDaaren. tpabre &units
tuerfe bon Wanbs unb Stanbu6ren uno
alle bic aablreiden Nrtifel, bic man in
eiuem Supelierlaben gu fiuben getpobnt
lit. Sic Breiie Der Girma Iino mdsig.
Man fpre6e Dor uno iiberseuge fid.
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0antpfer Qgentur.

Die .Greie preffe hr Ses
ras" psrtritt bic folgenbem 9ampfers
2inien, ertbeilt alle ndbere Nusfunft
ioegen pafage mad unb BON @uropo
unb perfauft 9ampfi6iF, unb giiens
babnbiIe!e gu ben niebrieffen Staten.
Die 2ife Ser bon uns reprdientirten
2ittien 1T:
.Samburg : 9tntertfaniihe 9ampfs
id,ifffabrts. @efelf@aft.
Geo gtar Clinic (9Gnttuerpen).
GDmpagnie @enerale Srans'
atlantiaue.
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gatifcgutas1e5ge.

Weinliebbaber finben siu groBes 9us
get bon feinen California Weineu bel
Germ 5. s. MeDer am &lamo
plasa. 9err MeDer iu6t Die Weine
on Srt uno STEELE aug III 5 fa,lft brett
aus, Dem Seller ter Weiuah6ter. Wls
gutem 9enner gelinst es ibm ifeis, bic
beften 9otten aussumdblen. St fann
feline Gunben utlo Gamilieu nit einenl
guten Sropfen DerieDen. &otbz unb
WeiBmeine in bor3iisli6er aualitdt
BON iest ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
ting !9aus geliefert.
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eg- Wtr einmal Iid an re6t geIdids

BDr Wtr einmal li6 an re6t gei9ids
ter unb bollfommener GiiFer Wrbeit erz
freusH nil, Der itatte ben "San Antoz
MO Cooperage Works., go. 108 unb
10 Nuitin 5traBe einen 8efu9 ab.
Sic berf6iebenen Maidinen ION ges
iitteH un6 praftiI6 erfabrenen 9dns
beil oeleitet". inb ben gan3en Sag
fiber III SbQtiateit, benin GER 81 q II :
b =, Ser @igentblmer beg @tablifes
meats, LIT nit Nuftrdgen aug alien 8es
genben beg Staates %tiberbGuft. ST
liefert eine tunifboqe unb iolibe Wrbeit
uno biefem umfanbe bot ct ieinen @re
fola gu b%erooufen. Sic 2eiffungsfds
bigfeit Der Gabrif muB bementipre6enb
aud fo,tmdhrenb erb6bt tDerben.
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@arnnaa! 1~lmtesseIdbnet teane MOtem.

9dnoler uno Wgenten, mel9e Noten
fir Gin auf Mb3abluHgen ~perfauftes
piano ober Orsel berlangefl, bstfaufen
ODER ibertragen biefe Roten al Nnbere,
unb i'm Gale Der nidt panftIj9sn 3abs
lung lit bas Suftrument Iomie bas be-
ryits ge8ablte @elo lidjer betlpren.
86os. @ogGan & 8ros., 208
@omuerceitraBe, San 4utonio, pertaus
fen Yianps uno Srgeln on leidjten Gbs
~3a0lungen obne Noten uab 3iufen.
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Safasc mado europa.

Die @genturen bes Serrn %. s.
Doung, SO. l Commerce > StraBe,
Gan Antonio, unb go. SOB Mains
StraBe, DALLAS, Dertreten nur Die
anertannt 6eten europdiiden Sampfers
2inien. 0err Ooung 1T i'm 5tanbe bic
billie It en- &aten gu Seben, er=
tbeilt bereitwiaig ieOe getpani9te Nus=
tunft unb beiorBt febr prompt ale ibm
it6er9ebenen auftrdge. Wer nod @us
ropa gu reilen piinf6t, ober @erpanbte
beriibetfommen laHen mill, nenbe f6
on irgenb cine Der genanuten Ngentureu.
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Mrs. q. sepnipu.

yio. 263 Weft Commerce 5traBe, enls
pfieblt ibr rei9baltiges 2agsr BON
9 L btpaaren Der feusfien Barrier
Mobsu, ferner 5triGz uno 5tids
8aumnplle unb WotIe, Bdn=
&n6pfe, 8eieb Ill ben
alerbiligiten greilen. Qtaeaiur fir
90 abame Demoref's S9aitt.
Wufisr. Muftrdge aus benz 2anbe wer-
ben prompt ausgeftbrt.
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80 ut. $. Sntteriioe, 1856
OFT 9ouFfuns5 traBe, plumbers, Gas
unb Steam : Gitters, balteu fi9 bem
publifum fit die in ibrGa9 i6lagenben
Nrbeiten empfnblen unb peripre9en
prompte Beior9ung aller Iuftrdge.
GronIeu9ter, @as.Girtures, Sabepan;
men. @lcfets &c. ftet5 on 0anb.
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s@ unter3eug in ieber s6tpsre unb
3u iebem BreiIe. 5embens uno Soi=
letteu Nrtifel aus BEN beIien Jabriien
bel Yaneoat& 5obn.
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seg- paneoaf & 9 o bn fertis
gen gu6 einen Nn5ug nod benz ueueiten
S9aitt aug ben beifen 5tofen on, 10
bill,q, ME CUTE &rbeit MIR seiiefert mers
Ben fam. @ebt ibnen beriudspeiie
nur eiuen W%uftrag.
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Sa@ Warum molt SIR pianOs swei=
felbafter Site bon reifenbeH 9dnblern
faufen, wenn Sbr Die e9ten Tmerion
in ber neuelten NusFiibrung biuiger
unb unter lei6te.sn 8eoingungen in
benz ~betpdbrteu 8ei9dftsbauie bon
$bos. @pggan & Bros. baben
f0nnt2
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Wir fift6 md nidt berouIo

= Wir fiub nod ni6t beranIaBt,
unier groBes Eager bon neue.t unb &c.
brau@ten Pianos unb Orgeln 5u ber'
%faufen, bennO9 f0nnen mir before Sers
mine un6 biQigere Breile unter gutter
Barantie gebeu tpie ieoes anbere @ei6dft.
SbDs @oggan & Bros,
208 Commerce : StraBe.
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aa~ Sci @ebrhbes @riber
finoet MAI cine blbf@e NusmabI bon
Nlbums, Die fh su Weibua6tsges
idenfen eignea; f5rHer feline Soilsite.
tdHdeu, &egeniAirme. Slide unb bic.
lerlei auDeres.
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Ray~ GiDtbaffa & Welton,
go. 301 unb 303 Of.SoulionsS traBe,
baben fortmdbrenb auf Eager: @bit=
taders Gleii9Iorten unb reines S6mal1
fotpie Sburbers SPECIALIZATION.
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DG- 9ate! suite! Meue Derbp
unb peiGe StetIon 9erbtz unb @ins
terbiite bel 5. %. Crate & Co.,
$50. 240 Commences traBe.
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az @ebraber @riBers $40.
246 @ommerc.. StraBe, iinb praftii9e
Suipeliere unb ubrma6er. sic befors
gen prompt allie &eparaturen unb fdbs
rem bieieIben in Der gef6idtefen @eiie
aus.
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9iemfmabdjen nerlamgt.

Cine G69in o6er eth gutes 6ausmdb.
den finbet fofort STEELE. Na63ufragsn
lit Der Office Der pGreien preie".
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s Sir hie fsinlte Seriep.
Butter menoet @u6 an Giols
bafia & WeIton.
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3r. s. 6. 8reebims, 3abnar3t.
Office go. 231 Oft 9ouiton 5traBe,
San NntoniO. Spre9t bel ibm borl
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sN- @enn Sbr Guern po0en Mer!b
IN In5 il gen baben molt, 10 iebt
@u6 bic Serbfs unb Minter 8orrdtbe
Bel Yancpaif& 6 o II an:
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SAMARITAN
NERVlNE

trpfen Bel Gieberhite. Gin un~perslei6bares Gbfibrs
mitteI. G8 betIt frantbaften %9psfi9mer5 nunberbar
f@nen. A8GntbdIt feline fhdbItaen Snbitan3en. 8ets
atst baS @ebirn. 9urirt f4nea &benmatismuS unb
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~ GioIbaffa & Weltpn,
go. 3O1 unb 303 Ofs9ouFons5t raBe,
babeu ben &ontratt fur ben 8erfauf beg
geiammten Butter : Probutts BET be-
riibmten Oaflanb SerIeD SairD 6arm
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aas~ Duulaps, Rnpr= urb etetIou=
0iite bel pancoa f & Sobn.
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Gin Sceptifer iagt

BIutseihpire. 3ertbetIt Rarbuntel8. Ra-SetIt baus
ernb unb fane1 %9dbmung. Gs 1T Elm ipabrer @eiunb=
S sStsstssl. Maat iSie$fsn a ii Is aut ua ssst sntierst
bic nria9e. gertreibt bic 8iltpitdt unb lit unhberz
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ED, a.

oeoenibsr bon Ser benti9 . tatb0liiden 8irde
6aussunb mailer
uub 6dnbIer in 6arben, elias &C. &c.
gHe auftrdae perben fofort auseefibrt. %reiIe
biIliaer ipie i~reenOpo in Der StaSt. 14,2,n
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9as grDRe
Neroe1t 9eilmittel

slit benz gIute neue sebenstrdfte. Gs BELT ale uns
DISQUALIFICATION i'm MerpenIpffem. Rs-9ilft, mo alles
&nbere perfehlt nnb erfriiGt @eiit unp 45rper. 9eiIt
Dpspepltas cher haS @elb ipirb surddSegeben.
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&eberki6en
Gicbere Settling.
unaefabr 8 Sabre.

iinsefdbr 8 Sabre.
@p6elfer, 81. g., 81 Stni 1888.
Sd Iitt unaefabr 8 Sabre an Der 2ebsr rtb
&ortleibtafett Itrb eebrau6te, tta6beft tb Ser@
idiebene onbere Ntebtsinen felt Sabrerl pine
grfols anse:panct Bate, elt @nratpeh etnes
greunbss Or. @asa(f 81ats's 2artburssr
Ercpfen. Dtefelben BADEN mid, SDlttanpts fDte>
btrbersefeat.-Stmon @eser, 80 5a8ue'Str.
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Ssftises eeberleisen.

Baltimore, Mb.
Gin heftiees 2eberleiben serbitterte mir fdpt
Idndere 8eft bos 2eben. Die Serf6tebenfen
Miftel tuurben ansepanbt pbne baB i'd Grlei6<
terurp faub. Sd faufte aulebt eine Glafde
Or, Muauff Rbnie'S 5an1bureer 3rppfen unb
mus aeifeten, bas bielelbtn Mid tn furser Belt
Srnfdnbis MISREPRESENTATION. Sd fam fe
sSebermart eupfeblen. = Sp8n Dasib 1920
Banf>S tra6e.
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9iefcS 8ier seidnet fi9 Ourd feline @einbeit
uno Site uno bur9 ieinen 8oblsefdmad aus
uno i%ibertrift ale Glaf9cn : 8iere i'm Marfte.
9a8 &ier piro in Der Stabt fret in8 SarS ab,
g%eliefert. o. Sebe Glai@e sarantirt.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-14

ed last fall TO Kearney, where they have
since resided. 1t ia not known where
Mrs. Vance will be buried, but probably
at Dubuque.
An easterly wind brings us q ditfere {
variety OF GOODNESS from that which
usually prevails here. IL has q down
east twiDRe and penetrates to the mar
row. 1t isn't the kind Of cold weather
that is recommended for invalids.
Enough snow to .whiaen the ground
has been conveyed to Us by the east
wind and the clouds are still heavy hcd
ominous. This change il the weather
has not brought q low temperature, bat
it feels low to the shivering beings who
are unaooustomed to Sd mnch humidity.
Councilman Van Osdels resolution
appointing q JOINT committee consisting
of two from the council and three from
the house, to investigate the Yanktop
asylum, authorizes them to employ O
clerk and stenographer and proceed to
Yankton to make q thorough lnvestl-
CATION OF the asylum,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-14
LIBERALISM DEFINED.

Elk Rev. @. Ii. Reynolds Talked to q
Crowded House Hast Night.
1t is not the habit of the people OF
Yankton, on the Monday following q
Sunday. to discuss end comment upon
the pulpit themes OF the previous day.
But upon this Monday there has been
very general comment upon the anti
pulpit uttersnces of ex-Rsv. O. b
Reynolds, Of New York. who disconrsed
at Turner hall last evening in a liberal
vein. These comments coming from all
sides indicate that there was a very gen
erous attendance upon the meeting
which is the fact. Turner hall was
crowded and there were all sorts of PEG.
Pile in the audience. Those who are not
in active sympathy with church work
predominated, but the other kind were
there too. The teachings of liberalism
was the theme of the evening, o dis
course treading che pathway OF what We
call Infideliem. There was no violent es.
sault upon christian religion, though the
speaker bore pretty heavily upon Oatho
licism. He appears to be moderate in
the presentation of his extreme views
though there is no disposition to yield
at all in his liberal views. He is an elo-
quent speaker and an able expounder.
Mr.. Reynolds will speak again this eve
ming at Turner hall and again tomorrow
evening. His subject this evening is
"The BibIe-Whence it came and what
it Really Teaches" He INVITES the pres
ence OF christian %clergymen and offers
them opportunities to discuss his propo.
%sitions. Mr.. Reynolds comes TO Yank-
ton under the auspices of resident free
thinkers who believe in his doctrines.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-14
aemt.Lecal Clippings.

st. Paul Pioneer Pftss: That part OF
the governors report touching the Yank.
ton ssylum is significant in the recon
mendaticns it fails to make concerning
sbe pr. sent condition OF affairs at that
institution 800. The rather encouraging
news comes from Bismarck that an in
ye~stigating committee is to be seat to
visit the Yaukton hospital for the insane.
The men who compose that co nmittee
should 60 prepared for serious WORK and
not for q pleasure isunt.
sioux Falls special 10 Minneapolis
Tribune: For over q year past there
has been something of a strife between
Sioux Falls, Mitchell and Ysnkton fol
the honor of becoming the see city oil
Dakota. II is now semi-officially an
nounced that Sioux Falls has been
chosen, and that Bishop Marty will re.
move here at once. Already he has con.
tracsed for printing @ weekly church
| periodical here.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-14
PERSONAL.

E Il. Fletcher, who is now located at
Mitchell. was in Yankton over Sunday.
Paul Hsmenn, steward of the insane
hospital, has returned from his Bismarck
pilgrimage.
Frank VsnTsssel arrived from Iowa
Saturday night sad says he left q foot OF
snow there. Some OF it followed him.
j. E, HRnEkine, Of Hawarden, Iowa,
reached Yankton yesterday and will
probably take Charley Cool's place in
the Northwestern Office.
J.. II. McGllroch, of Scotland, was in
Yankton over Sunday. Mr.. McGilroch
is q piano tuner and though totally blind
gets around she country in an indepen
dent sort of Q way.
| ]. r. Gamble, A. M. English, e. G
Edgerton and VIM. Blatt, Of the delega-
ton elected last Saturday, express
their intention to go to g uron Wednes
day to attend the statehood convention,
Mr.. Gamble will go from there to Chi
oago and Wisconsin.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-14
O

Auditors Office, Yankton Dakota, January
10th. 1889.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
- the office of county auditor until Tuesday
January 18th. 1885 at 2 O'Clock D M. for furn-
ishing for the use of the county for the current
year, printed stationery as follows:
Envelopes No. o per 500.
Envelopes No. 8 per 500.
Ten pound letter heads per 500.
Twelve pound letter heads rer $50.
Five pound note heads per 500.
Seven pound note heads per 800.
Overseers road receipts, bound in book of so
per 80 books.
Tax receipts per thousand.
Bill heads or vouchers per thousand.
Postal cards, printed per 1Uo
Blanks 81 xii per thousand.
Blanks 7xSh per 100.
Warrants (bound) per thousand.
Orders per Thousand.
Samples of stationery must each
bid. The right to reject any or all bids is re.
served.
BY order of board of county commissioners.
DANIEL N. GROSS. County Auditor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-14
A Diu in tho Ribs.

If on the right side and lower psrts of the dia-
phragm, though playfully meant and delivered
is calculated to evoke profanity from n chappy
whose liver is out of order. When that region
is sore and congested, pokes seem iendish.
Look at a mans countenance ere you prod him
under the ribs. If his skin and eyeballs have
a sallow Jinge, You may infer also that his
tongue Is furred, his breath apt to be sour, that
also under the right sboulderblade. Also, that
his bowels are irregular and his digestion i'm
pared. instead or making a l99ose Dem n
and steadily persist in taking, Hoseetter'f
Stomach Bitters, the finest anti-bilious and
s.se;s:;ys :ast!;e;ae ez:snt. laeesa ra. re pie .s
ness, kidney trouble, and fever and ague.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-14

The river still flows unvexea to the
sea.
Born-A son to Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
l. fler Sunday morning.
The Congregational Sunday school
will hold o social tomorrow evening at
the church.
A dance was given Saturday night by
the O. s. P. s., a Bohemian society, at
Turner hall.
There was trouble. almost. on the ice
field Saturday because one man jumped
another mans claim.
Schuaubef will have his ice house
filled this week. His ice is from ten
inches to a foot thick.
Rounds makes an attractive display o.
/ stuffed birds and animals in his photo
graph gallery window.
The Msnkato man who sold the stone
for the insane asylum wings was again
haunting the scene last week.
There will be a meeting OF the Yank.
ton savings bank stockholders this eve
ming for the annual election OF directors
This was q large day on the hog mar.
ket and about as noisy as usual. The
master OF ceremonies had his Wal paiut
on.
The building and loan association an
nual meeting occurs this evening at
Grand Army hall for the election of di-
rectors,
The Perkins boarding house at the
insane asylum, %patronizsd mainly by
workmen on the new wings, has sus-
pended.
Councilman Van Osdel's resolution
for the investigation of the Yanktor
insane asylum makes provision for
searching enquiry.
The Y. P. 8. O. e. Of the Congrega
tional church will hold their monthly
business meeting this evening at th'
residence OF Rev. D. F. Bradley.
By request Of o majority Of Its mem
bers. this weeks meeting Of the Ohata.
qua circle wall be held tomorrow even
ing, instead of Wednesday evening.
The regular meeting OF the chora
union will be held this evening as 7:3
at the music room on Third street. Th
music has arrived and q full attendant
is requested.
The daughter OF MIR. johnson, resid
Ing on Douglas avende, mentioned q
hsviny the scarlet fever, died Frids
. nj hit end was buried Saturday. Sh
was thirteen years old.
It has been a%scersained that the waite
flowing from what is known as the Brat
ley house artesian we'll possesses valuabl
medicinal properties. II ID especial
, beneficial in kidnsy ailments.
Herman Law, who was arrested Q fe
days sgo at Chamberlain on the chare
OF selling liqnor to indians, had his ez
. animation Friday and was bound or;
to appear before the grand jury |,
Yankton.
Intelligence has been received OF IL
death of Mrs. Samuel Vance. formerly
resident OF Yankson. She died la
Friday at Kearney, Nebraska. at Il
residence OF her son, w. b. Vance,
consumption. Mr.. and Mrs. Vance weI
from Yankton to California, but resurl
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stripes, yet tie ~hayalerket and the sitter
execution will awaken the people to the
danger.
Daniel was faithful to his king. but
also faithful to his God. Be ~steadfast
TO your VOWS TO God, to your professions
to ell that is good. A young nan that
prays will never want friends. The
mouths of the lions will be closed. Do
not fear. Be honest, be true with your
employer and your God.
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Proposals.

Auditors Office, Yankton County, Dakota.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- Office of the county auditor, until Tuesday,
January 18th, 1889, at 2 O'Clock p. m. for doing
the janitor work of the court house of said
county for the current year.
The successful bidder will be required to
take care of. and keep clean the court house
entire, both inside and out, including grounds,
except Jail, and Jail yard.
The right to reject any or all bid is hereby
reaer we'd. @
By order of board of county commissioners
DANIEL N. GROSS, County Auditor.
January 9th, 1889.
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Attention Etremen,

Office OF the Chief Engineer. Yankton,
OAK, Jan. llth, 18S9-ro the members
OF the Yankton Fire Department. Gen.
tlemen: A meeting OF the department
is hereby called for Monday. Januery
l4sh, 1889, at 8 O'Clock p. m. meeting to
be held at the usual place. 1t is my
desire that every member OF the depart
ment will attend this meeting, as bust
ness Of great Importance in connection
with the fair, is to be transacted.
FRED KINcEL, Chief Engineer.
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PROPOSALS.

Auditors Office. Yankton County, Dakota.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the office of the county auditor, until Tues-
day, January 18th, 1888, at 2 O'Clock. p. M. for
may be needed during the current year. All
lumber delive red to be of first quality.
Bidders TO specify length and size of timber.
The successful bidder will be required to enter
into a good and suficient pond for the faithful
Performance of the contract. The right 70 re-
iect any or all bids is hereby reserved.
By order of board of county commissioner
DANIEL N. GROSS, County Auditor.
January 9th, 1885,