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-'.-A Ulty 0IB tf I: then ttmi ioati Dltfi. HU. IKG. & T: -f*» L.S'^.g«y rOLTJME XI. ^lF~ jBRiCK and OLAlf, BEWEH PIPK. tc. rurdy Also, a Pine line iifiift OF WCVTLER iii of ?is- H- 4% iW$" *WM.B. VALENTINE Contractor and Builder And Wholesale and Retail Ile^ I keep the very bestqualitiesand guarantee that I will sail cheaper than any other house in Dakota. (EfMail orders promptly filled. .JgJ irrulZB. T7"eilena-tln.©. IRTO3 AND HimcnfiW, Excelsior Drug Store E S A I S E I N 1 8 6 9 1 BOOKS & STATIONERY, Gold Pens, School Supplies, Wsll Paper and Ceiling Decorations. d^Special attention given this Line. gl \fil 11 An (Vd i»ti——io prioe from $12.00 to £100.00 per th»a» CX^JLJ. 1Y1.JL1JL1UU ana. We handle the products or tne largest [, manufactories ia the United States and can satisfy the trade in every respect. Our principal ^braadnare well and favorably kmwn throughout the north,west ana£retailera will always meet withBuooeu by Belling them* WE ARE GENERAL AGENTS IN DAKOTA FOR Joseph SSohlitz's Browing company, Milwaukee, Wis. Duheiaer-Breaoh Brew ing oomoany, St. Louis, Ma. Ohefltermau & Barrow's Bottling LeMars, Iowa Brcmawiok Billiard Tables, Otiioago, Illinois proprietors of Yankton Steam Bottling Works of Schlitz'e MilwaukeejBeer. atf"We are prepared to fill promptly any and all orders for goods in oar line and guarantee satisfaction both in quality and prioes. Send for circulars and prioe lint ADLER 8c ELKHART CARRIAGE & HARNESS MT'OCCP. Every Buggy fold by the middleman has severaf dollars added to the first price. Wo havo no agents, but for a-vweh'*yT»rsna'7£ dealt with tbo.con-1 Burner. We ship any whero with jiiiffr' legeof examining before buy ing. We pay freignt both ways If not satisfactory. Warrant everything for two yearrf. One gprlDRitnly. rice Our Platform Wagon ai S55 Is same jothcrsijellatSSS. TopBuggiesi at £90 floe as usually sold for 0195s. Our HaraeaS ai^all No. 1 OitK Leather* Single, $10 tow rf'if1* ?»BniRK- ^^cement: STUCCO, PLASTKB1NG HAIB, FIRE & Brecht, [SUCCESSORS TO MILLS & PURDY1 Wholesale and Retail Druggists. PURDY & BRECHT, Yankton. WHOLESALE LIQUORS AMD CfGARS. ESTABLISHED 1870. £estUl.ors Agents and Wholesale dealers in.', Kentucky and Domestic Whiskies. Liquors and Wines. [\STB MAKE a specialty of shippinz Kentucky Whiskies diceot to the trade from U. S. Banded S Warehouses. BfWE BUV AND SELL WHISKIES IN BO ST. We carry th» lar lest stook west o£ Ohioago and will duplioate.pricM oE any liouso, without any exoeptiom, ia h« United States. Goods sold only at Wholesale. Wo. 1 Farm Harness, 923.50. 64-page Illratrated Catalogue *free« Address, W* B» I'ltATT, Bccrctary, Elkhart, Isdttwu FOTJNBAKY A~JD MACHINK SHOP. Call on or address, SA,M SAHCtfEtt, Merchants Ti»feel, Yi&kton. D. Works, OHLMAN, Yankton. Mill Furnisher! New process and gradual Kednjction Mills, fp ..SSKCTIROX 'IR z. PORCELAIN ROLLS. liAUKS. Yankton Bank. Edmunds, Hudson & Go, Bankers, Yankton. We do a general Banking, Collection and Loan business, the samo as National Banks. Bay and sell exohaage oil the prinoipal oitloa of the United BtateB and Europe. Speoial attention paid t-o collcctionp, and re mitted for invariably on day of payment. Will loan money, pay taxes and sell rea estate (or non-residents, on favorable terms. Agents tor RELIABLE INSURANCE COM PANIES, and insure property oa terms avorable. EDMUNDS, HUDSON & CO. TAJIKS 0. UqYAX President. W. H. Mo'Vat, Oaohlei. First National Bank O 4.NKTON, DAKOTA. UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY, OAPITAL BUBPLTJ8 9SO.OOOOO .... fas.ooo co OorreepondentB: Ohomioal National Bank, New York. Commercial National Bank, Chi cago, Illinois. JVSell Ezohange on all He prinoipal cities ofBuTOpo. bFOo?' attention. olleotions receive prompt McKinney & 8cougals a, 'n '3s rs, Yankton, Dakota. ®"LO A tiKNEKAL BANKING BUSINESS Foar percent, interoacallowed on dopoRits. Oollaotfona promptly attoddod to. Domestic and Foreign Ezohange bouknt and Sold. OConoy to loan on Farm Property. Long time Ten por cent. Interest, and No Oommissloa. Municipal Securities, School Bonds, and Oonntr warrants oon?ht on reasonable terms. HOTELS. Germania House Donelas Avenne, near Third street, Yankton, Dakota, W&ilbaitm & Becker, .PBOPRIETOB8. This honsc is tho headquarters for .travelers nd immigrants. Qood stabling in connection with the hotel. Raymond House Yankton, Dakota. T.jB. KAYMOND PBOPBIETOB MEDICINAL ARTESIAN WATER possessing AU* most healthful medicinal properties. Exclusive pr»perty of the house. Terms—One Dollar per day. free 'bus to and fro ni all trains. Northwestern Hotel, Can accommodate Boarders by the DAY OR WEEK. MBS. HELEN THOMAS. Cor. Fifth and Cedar St., Yankton. Yankton Omnibus -AND- ransfep Line. ISarB^ndJOfficeyon Walnut BtreeiJbeiTMb thirdjui Fourth Sta, OKDERS 5 I): for 'Bns and baggage left at th. office or at the MEliCHASTS or MOBB1 BON HOT1SL8, will reoeive prompt attcation. Stabling for farmer* and freighters. A good oorrall for stock. Water running tiirongh the corrail. The best of care taken of]hone* or (took. Telsphonc Nos. 8i, 88 and BO. I II M, R. D.CABIP, Proprietor. Yankton College. PDOSTH YKAK BKGIUS UB2TEHBKR 2, A. D. 1885. Collet late,. Scientific and English coarse* Preparatory, depart ment. Instrumental enpvuca' nude. Paint ^j( ng and Drawing. FANKTON, BAKOTA TERRITORY, SATURDAY EVENING-, MAY 8, 188G. 18 FCBLISBEli 6VEBY EVENING—EXOEPI'ING SUNDAYS. Tbems or ScasoniPTiON: By carriers, per month, #1,00 per year, $12 by mail, per month, E.5 cents per year, $10,00. Offioe on Third Street, Press and Dakotaian block.) BOWKN & KINGSBURY, Prop ts. The Sioux City Journal counsels mod eration and conservatism on the part of the people of Dakota in their pursuit of statehood, even to the extent of a some what servile submission to the partisan dictation of congress. The Journal holds that Dalcotaiaua should do this in a calm consideration of the meams which will most quiokly bring to them the privileges of- self government. By the aforesaid oalm consideration may be in terpreted an avoidanoe of any overf- cut whicn might disturb the lerenity of the grand bulge whioh the national republi can party has on the national demoorat io party because of the manner in whiob the latter has treated the olaims of loyal Dakotaians. Like a great many other republican partisans the Journal wants to go to the polls with the issue unim paired and there flaunt it in the face of a party whioh never cared a continental about right or wrong or feared the ef fects of its aots. Possibly it may be better for uu to pose ns submissive martyrs yet for a time, while the stump apeaker w»rks out the Bulvation of the country apon the text ol downtrodden Dakota. But iu the meantime the downtrodden becomes fatigued and im patient. Counsel of this nature oomts easy to the Iowan, beoause the Iowan is, and has for a long time been, in the anion. And the Iowan, in the role of a wise adviser, should not forget that his own state became a member of the anion by following almost the precise plan our Journal neighbor advises against in the ease of Dakota. After painstaking review of the past several years of. effort on the part of Dakota to aohieve a plaoe in the union and of its utter failure to scours a rec ognition of itB rights, the St. Paul Pio neer Press reaohes this conclusion: Clearly the people of that territory must help themselves, preparatory to calling the nation to their assistance. They never have sanctioned and they will not now look with favor upon any thing revolutionary. But it is in order for them to announce formally to the country that, after oareful fulfillment of every necessary preliminary, they have framed artioles of government for them selves, and made righteous and respect ful application for admission. They have baen rejected under circumstances which are proof positive that they will never meet with better success until they oan bring in their hands a pledge to vote the democratic tickot. Their case is now ia the hands of the nation. It will be no unimportant part of the issue in the next congressional elections. We believe that they will have- the hearty support of all believers in aelf govern ment, and of all who love "liberty as op posed to the causeless and insolent tyranny of party power. Dakota, thongh it may adopt a coarse apart from the beaten path, will do nothing revolutionary. A revolutionary act is -sat whioh doss violence to established law and the most extreme course yet proposed by radical expo nents of statehood would lie wholly within the limits of legal restriction, It is with profound solemnity that the Sioux Falls Press outlines tjic alleged plan of the advocates, of statehood and then makes this announcement: The plan is to elect to tha legislative assembly, and to the county offices, men who will—in disregard of their oaths, remember—aid in setting into full oper ation the machinery of the state govern ment. The men who are elected to legislative positions and to cojinty offices take an oath.to support the constitution of the Cnited States and the organic act cf^tbe territory of Dakota and to faithfully and lawfully perform the duties of their positions. No Dakotaian has yet pro posed to go outside the. restrictions of the constitution, the organio act and the laws in the pursuit of statehood. Nor is it necessary to take any auoh de parture. Happily the constitution,,ths organic act and the laws are all on the aide of the state makers: A Mitchell speoial says: :V?^ Judge Edgerton returned from Bioax Falls to-day. He believes the aotion of the constitutional convention has seri ously affected Dakota's prospects, and will embarrass republicans the attempt to make an issue in the fall congressional election. If we are here for the purpose of fur nishing campaign thunder for doubtful republican states and districts, perhaps it is well enough to let the play go on indefinitely. Bat it will strike the average Dakotaian that he is here for the enjoyment of life and liberty and the pursuit of happiness and equal rights. Tho United States of America have not done enough for Dakota that Dakota should be anxioua to throw aside all its olaims to aelf government for the sake of carrying a few paltry elections back iu the states. Sena,or Fair, of Nfcvadn, proposes that an island iu the Pacific ooean, near Los Angeles, be eat apart for the en forced ocsspancy of the Apache Indians. He thinks the Ap!(ohes weald learn to enjoy, life there aud would in time COD dude to diapensa with their hereditary heir pulling matinees. Thfl cabinet, at its Thursday's session, disoussed t'js '.necessity of protecting government properly against the raids Ohioago attorneys, after a oareful ex amination of the laws pertaining to riots attended by fatal results, are unani mously of the opinion that the sooial istio leaders of the late outbreak, Spies, Fielden, Schwab end Parsons, may be legally hung. There is a probability that this interpretation of the law may be applied to the three members of that interesting quartette who are now in custody, and that nihilism will reoeive a shock from which it will not soon re oover.l The Mitchell Republican prints the following not vory encouraging para graph: President J. D. Lawlar of the First National, returned yesterday from Wash ington, where he has been on railroad business. He gives it as his opinion from what he could gather Incidentally that no measure in the interest of Da kota h*s a shadaw of hope of getting through this congress. The Barrett-Ordway-Johnson combi nation is grooming a Brown county candidate for republican congressional dek-gate. They don't like Gifford—Han son. County Advocate. Gifford will grow under this kind of dislike. It is said that the president is prepar ing to veto numerous pension bills tthat have been passed by oongress and is stadying up the cases for data upon which to construct veto messages. Bucklen's Arntaa Saive. The beat Salve in the world for Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eiiiptions, and pos itively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For Sale by the Excelsior Drug Store of Purdy & Brecht. IK Very Remarkable Recovery/ Air. Geo. V. Willing, of Mich., writes: My wifh has been almost helpless for two years, so helpless that she could not tarn over in bed alone. She used two bottles of Elootrio Bitters, and ia so muoh improved, that she) is able now to do her own work. Electric Bitters will do all that is claimed for them. Hun dreds of testimonials ettefet their great ourative power. Only fifty cents a bot tle at the Excelsior Drug Store of Purdy and Brecht. Excitemcni In.Toxas. Great excitment has been caused in the vicinity of Paris, Tex., by the remarkable recovery of Mr. J. E. Corley, who was so helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise his head everybody said he was dying oi Consumption, A trial bottle ol Dr. King's New Discovery was sent him. Finding relief, he bought large bottle and a box o( Dr. King's New Life Pills by the time he had taken two boxes of Pills and two bottles of tlie Discovery, he was well and had gained in flesh thirty-six pounds. Trial Bottles of this Great Discovery for Con sumption free at the Excelsior Drug Store of Purdy & Brecht. Nervous Uebllltated Men Sou are allowed a free trial of thirty lays of the ase of Dr. Dye's oelebrated Voltaic Beit with Electric Suspensory Appliances, for the speedy relief and permanent cure of Nervous Debility, loss of Vitality una ftiiwLood, and all kindred troubles. Also, for many other diseases. Complete rest-oration to health, vigor and tnanhood guaranteed. No risk is incurred. Illustrated pam phlet, with full wfcrmution, terms, etc., mailed free by auCiresaing Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. A Case Not Beyond Help. Dr. M. H. Hinsdale, Kenawee, 111., advises us of a remarkable cure of Con sumption. He says: i'A neighbor's wife" was attacked with violent laa'g dis ease, and pronounced beyond help from qcfick consumption. As a last resort the family was persuaded to try DK. WM. HALL'S BALSAM FOB THE LUNGS. To the astonishment of all by the time she had used one half dozen bottles sho was'about the house doing her own work. I saw her at her worst, and had no idea she could recover. News Abont Town. It is the current report about town thai) Kenip's Balsam for the Throat and Langs is making some ranarkable cure with peo, pie who are troubled with Coughs, Asthma Bronchitis, and Consumption. Italph M. Ward will give any person a trial bottle free from cost. It is guranteed to relieve and cure. Price fifty cents and $ 1. A Fortunate Discovery. Anew light is thrown on the subject of Consumption by Dr. Wagner Kemp, dis coverer of Kemp's Balsam for'ih'e Xhroai and LuDgs. A remedy that has proved it self to be a remarkable compound, it does its work thoroughly, stopping a hack ing cough instantly. Sold by Balph M. Ward. Price fifty cents and $1, .Trial size free. Get one. Mrs. Henry Ward Beeoher uses and gives away over three hundred Alloook's Porous Plasters every year.- She writes that she has found them a "genuine relief for most of the aches and painb which flesh is heir to." Hon. Samael J. Kandall said that they cared him of in flammation of the kidneys when every thing else failed, and cared him of ft severe cold that threatened to ran intp pcoamoma. Hon. James W. Hosted writes that they oared bis son of ch'ronio rheumatism and relieved him of serious pulmonary troubles.' A Great surprise is in stoie lor all who use Kemp's (Bal sam for the Throat and Lungs, the great guaranteed remedy. Gould rou believe that it is sold on its merits and that each druggist is authoized to refund your money by the proprietor of this wonderful remedy If it fails to cure you. Balph M. Werd has secured the agency for it. Price fifty cents-end $1. Trial size free. oiioti's tmuiiion of Pure Oed Liver Oil, with Hypopliosphluis, Poiwesaea the remedial power of these fpo valuable specifics in their fullest degree. It is prepared in a palatable "form, easily tolerated by the stomach, and for delicate, sickly children, Ema ciation, Consumption and *11 impover ished conditions of the blood ic. aneqnol- Old Postofllce Stand, FSH?, "^«K'^J?. :f«JSSr 3 Wilcox Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Posts, Sasli, Doors, Buildinar Paper, Cement, Lime/ Stucco, Hair, Mixed Paint, etc., At Lowest Market Prices. 2d and Mulberry Sts. YANKTON ....DAKOTA Also, at LESTERTILLE. D. T. Polled Angus Stock. I^OE. SALE—of prize winning strains, pure breeds and grades. ... One 'thoroughbred. 3-year" old liii'ii, $300. One thoroughbred 13 months old Bull $2oO. Eighteen lour year oldCowstfn calf, to tlie 3-year thorough bred bull, the bunch for $720. The Cairca are worth the money at 8 weeks ol. Twelve three quarter blood young bulls lor $625, taken soon—offering one ef the best'ehanoes tc & starter of a Polled Angus herd. Address, BENNETT, BOYD & CO., auction eers and fine fttock commission agents, Des Moines, Iowa. ESTABLISHED 1859 Our Line of MENS* and YOUTHS'WEAR tan not b« sir passed. Yours, for style and quality, KA1IN & CO. 0 Tf Ipp I lho 1 F. Schnaufoer's Ice during the reason of 1886 asoheapftfttb* cheapest and on standard time. 4^ IST*Leave orders at hin residence* or at Purdy & Breoht'a, or E. Weber'a drag store. FOR SALE, 5?. wt 1" Engines aud Boilers, Creamery Supplies, 5P?' .J -..:. SfeS Small Horse Powers, r.- NUMBER 299. ^•Pennington Block. & Livery, Feed AND sT 4S ,S5 Sale Stable J, Most Commodious in tho NorthwssL PETER STEFFI Nf Prop. flOBNKR OB DOUGLAS AVENUE an* j-' Fourth streets, (formerly Gardeoer^ wan house) has the most complete Livery outfit and sale Stable in Dakota. Hf Patronage solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. PETER BTEFFIN To^ School Officers. School Township Books, and Bl*n School District .Books and Blanks, compiled and arranged under the School Law FOR SCHOOL OFFICERS a DAKOTA r- 1 ublishcd and for saio by BOWKN & KINGSBUBT, TanktoD Dasota SupremeJ)ourt Reports. ,i Volume one and two, DakotagKeports! 4 a 14 y.$5 a OO PER VOLUME Address, BOWEN A KING J.-, Feed Mills, S Wator and Steam Pipe, ,, & *V-' ,/ Ai'i At the Foundry of r- SBC BY it Tankton. Dakota. DAN. McDEYITT, Dealer in "%."VSg 2mi.-i.isM, Groceries, Wines and Liquors, '-i., Feed and Provision* rANKTON....... DAKOTA Money to Loan —AI A— Fair Bate of Interest'1 r—r- Oath vn hand..,,,..II S. T.WHITB. Albert E. Oobby, Architect and Mechani cal Engineer, YANKTON. *00 •»»000» A Ar] dftrsijs« DAKOTA a*. DLAltef AilD SPBOIPIOAl IONS for MW,...., inga, IroaorWMd^rldcai. Plana and ape-®® o'Jtaations furniabed on iheheatlng and nM4n| latinz of holdings by Steam, {fat, water MChMAmV. «nunitary principles i.. .th