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AR xonA aud New Mexico.

WASHINGTON. July l9.-The senate
committee on territories have decided
to recommend the admission of Arizona
and New Mexico as states and instruct
cd the sub-committee who have the
bills in charge TO make favorable re-
ports at the meeting OF the full commit
toe next Wednesday,
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ttrn.n nj. NJ k.

ALEXANDRIA. Minr., July I9.-Paul
Kastron, 10 years old. WHEN returning
home from town. fell from his wagon,
breaking his neck. He remained per.
fectly conscious and could move his
arms and head freely and readily, and
talked for three days after the accident
before 1t proved fatal.
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Nance, a Is.cesv.r.

CINCINNATI, O., July 19.-MaJor B.
y. james WAS appointed receiver of the
Wilbur FL. Murray Manufacturing
company. engaged in the sale Of har-
ness. wagons and carriages. Liabili-
ties estimated at $4,000; assets, $1O.-
0On
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North Dakota X. oublicau.

GRAND FoRKs. N. D.. July 49, The
state Republican convention was called
to order by Senator Little at 1890 a. m.
Ex-Governor Miller was selected for
Temporary chairman, and the conven-
tion adJoIrned to . p. m.
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Ez.r%s Taief sArraatesl .

SLEEPY EYE. Mimi, July ia
young man named John Porger. from
Dakota. stole o horse from farmer
north Of here. He was arrested and ssnt
to New Ulm.
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Piigriu.s For Loardss.

NEW YoRE, july IA company or
pilgrims bound for Lourdes sailed from
this port In two dstachments, the Paris
carrying 100 and the Noordland 81 Of
them. They have planned TO visit, en-
route. Milan, Venice, Florence and
Rome. and In the latter city have been
promised an audience with the pope.
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PITTsBURG, July 10. - When the Chi
cago limited pulled into the Onion sta
tion from the West one OF the. vesti-
bule cars had four windows broken.
This damage was done just as the train
pulled ont of Fort Wayne. IL is not
known who did il. but ii Is supposed
shat boys who are in sympathy with
the strikers stoned the train.
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Nlne-Aear-OIa kuic de.

BALTIMORE. July IA special to
The Sun from Bradshaw, Va, says:
Nellie Koane. a 9-year-oid child, hung
herself because she had been kept home
from school by her mother to care for
two babies. She Was dead when found.
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Chas. Kaufman & Bros.

should 20 removed from the scene ana
the situation left to the state authori-
ties and militia. General Miles. how
ever, did not believe the time had yet
come for withdrawal Of the troops.
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Troops For sGonsana.

OMAHA. July 10. Colonel Bates,
commanding the second infantry, ~.
q. "a. has been ordered 10 proceed at
once with tho First battalion Or his
regiment from Fort Omaha To Butte,
Mon. Four troops OF the Sixth cavalry
are also ordered there under Colonel
Bates command.
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ngcKsesport ssrike Dsclaresa.

McKEEsPoRT, Pa, July 19.--After
nine weeks Of idleness, the strikers ut
National Tube works at McKeesport
met ana declared the strike Oh. The
plant partially resumed On Monday un-
der the guard Of 300 deputies and about
600 men were at work during the day.
A general resumption viii take place
i'm few days.
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Isank.r smith ~.nteuced.

LESUEUR CESTLR. Mimi, July 10
In the trial ut b. II. amith tor receiv-
ing deposits in the tank when it was
insolvent, Mr.. Smith was sentenced to
90 days in Jail. and took an appeal to
the district court.
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Frustrated Aailit.asnen.

SEA GIRT. N, j., July l9.--At the
state camp the intense heat caused
about so men to drop from the ranks
and be carried to the. hospital. Two
physicians were kept busy in admins
tering to the prostrated men.
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~ re.t Flrea Near Duluth.

DULUTH, July 1g.--Forest fires are
raging in the woods back Of the city.
The emergency hospital. where are tour
smallpox convalescents, Is threatened
and All patients ANA furniture are being
moved. Fires lin North Wisconsin are
damaging much flmler along the East
ern Minnesota and Northern Pacific
roRf7a AZ
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Ar Trains Rnanins.

Los ANGELES. Cal. July 19.--All
trains ON both the Santa Fe and South
ern Pacific roads are running regular
In Southern California and the public 10
now suffering no Inconvenience what
ever. Ninety per cent or the old en-
gineers and 90 per cent OF the firemen
have returned To work.
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Everyahing TIED Up e butte.

BUTrE. Mon, July TO-. The tieup Of
the railroads 1t this point Ii completes
Utah and Northern trains come no
further than Dillon, No Northern Pa
CHIC trains are moving to this city.
Troops have not yet arrived. There has
ssen no trouble during the day ct Mis-
soula.
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MAssiLLoN, Oh, July l9.--Just three
families remain at Groves Patch, 1--WE
months ago prosperous mining VA
lage, In consequence Of the strike.
Pigeon Run III almost deserted also.
Thars ~ no prospect of local settle
ment.
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CHICAGO, July TO- Four strikers
threw switch iii front OF Wisconsin
Central passenger train and derailed
the engine, baggage car and two
coaches. The train was moving slowly
and nobody was injured. One Of the
men was arrested.
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AIinneapol.n Grain.
MlSsEApoLrs. July ls 1891.

MlSsEAPoLIs. July 10. 1891.
WHEAT-Close. 59.: July opening, So:
highest. Soc; lowest. 5sssc: closed. 5ssSc;
September opening, 5.ssc; highest. 5sls.
lowest. 55G551ac: close. 5511c. December
opening, 57ssc; highest, 575sc; lowest.
o73sc: closed, 56ssc. On Track-No.
hard, 2Ac No. i Northern, t014c: No.
Northern 5SL%c s,. .
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MilwauWes Grain.

MILWAUKEE,. July Ia, 1894.
WHEAT-Weak and lower, No. North
ern. 63ci No. Spring. &c. September, 6S3Sc.
COBN-Steady. No. q 43lSc.
OATS-Duil. No. = white, 3Sc; No, g.
14Oc.
BARLEY Nominal No. 2, 5s1&c; sample.
nominal.
RlE-No. l. A9c.
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Miner. vii, R..um. WORK.

MACON, H.. July l0.-The Bevier
miners have declared the strike off and
will return to work,
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aEsERAL aIEns SAYS NO.

GSvernor Altgeid Again Requests enc
WithdrawaI of Rsguiara
Chicago, July l0.--An effort was
made BY Governor Altgeld and Mayor
Hopkins to convince General Miles Dir
the strength OF the state militia and its
ability 10 cope with any further emer-
gencies without the presence Or aid of
the federal troops. They went No far
90 10 make REQUEST that reGulars
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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH. July IL. lS9L
WHEAT-No. hard. cash, 0134c; July, 6l4c
No. Northern. cash. 60l4c; No. Northern
674 No. 8. 6lA: Rejected, 4SMc No
Northern, TO arrive. 6024c.
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chicago Union stock Yards.

CHICAGO. July II, 1894.
CATTLE--Slow and 5Qll0c lower. Good to
choice steers, S4 4Og4.7U: mediums $3.25 is4.25;
otl.ers, $3300395 Texans, S.OO03.5a
HOGS-Prices 5Dl0c higher. Common to
extra. $A9OQ5.25; common to good light, Sa.75
05.I5; culls. $s.5D0A75.
SHEEP ANIL LAMBS Market firm: 5dI0c
higher. top lambs $4.25G4.50.
Receipts: Cattle. s.o0k hogs. 2LO0J; sheep.
a.nO0
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and like General Grant will fight it out this
line if it takes all summer"
IF you are in need of Clothing give us call and
we will save you money and also attend TO
all efforts to drive from the field by either COM
petition or persecution
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Chicago Grain and Provislons.

CHICAGO. July IL. 1884.
WHEAT Steady. No. 2. cash .4ISc: Sep
temher, 5tJ4c: December, 5956c.
CORN-Higher. No. ., cash, &c;
July, $3.50; September 225s0434c.
OATS-Lower August, s7Ssc; September
27szc; July. &c. 5
PORK Steady. July. slsse September.
Sl2.66.
LARD -Firmer. July, ss.so; September.
$0.s2M.
SHORT RIBS Higher. July. se.eo: Sep
tember. Sd6J.
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we, Chas. kaufman g. Bros, the One Price
Clothing House, do hereby testify and make af1da-
Wit that we are still in the field even though six
! good men and true of the city Of Madison have
rendered q verdict of guilty" against US for OBJ
goods. we have appealed to the higher court and
shall see if we have any right to sell our goods at
low prices and in full view of the light, the wav we
have been doing since we arrived here.
WE ARE HERE
TO STAY
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Or Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09
Frat .rnal Affection.

II il lie delightful To enjoy the c0
tinued friendship Of those who
cndeared u Us by the i1t!lnac'
many years. who can discourse vi
US of the frolicS Of the school. OF I
adventures and studies OF the c0!!es
ut the years when We tirst TdnA
ourselves with men in the Tree
ciety OF tie world. how dellshll
must be the friendship Of those WI
accompany Us through all this Il
period. with closer union than ~
casual friend, can 60 still 'alsAI
back. from the school TO the vi
nursery which witnessed our co!lu1
paStimeS: who have had an lnle7
in every event that has related "
aui in every person that ma rA"J
our love or hatred: who have nOA'1
with Us those to whom we have y
every tlia. honor in life. ana VIZ
with Us over those whose DEAN v
been TO Us the most lasting So!IV"
our hearts. such. in its "iut' !
broken sympathy. is the trlenc,n'p
brothers. considered even as lIItu
ship only: and how many cirVa
stances OK additional interest "
this union receive from the coHdm
relationship 10 those who l'
original claims TO our still hlsheI
gard, Every disSen>ion nj man " y.
man eXcites in Us Il painful lec''
But We feel Il peculiar melanch"',
the diScord OF those whom one !,
has continued to shelter during q
and whose dust is afterwards y
mingled under the same stone
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09

THE Cramps. >hipOuilder>. will re-
nous purchase price. ow NJ to the
fact that the new cruisers Ninneap-
oils and Columbia both exceeded the
speai required hy the Government
speci1cat by Il Knot or 50 An
hour. The vessels would probably
have made the speed required had
there been no bonus provided <or u
the contract. but only heavy penal
tie. FOR every knot they fal. he,ow
requirements. The extra money raid
is excessive. 4 new ship - smaller
size might have been added e. the
navy FOR $50. 000.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09

A TRIAL shipment OF Eggs has ben
made from Victoria TO London. En-
gland. Before shipping. The eSys
were rubbed with grease. then PACK.
ed in small. cases with bran. four.
lime. and nlea. This method Il
packing proved very satisfactory. tor
when the cases were opened the eggs
were found 70 oe perfectly fresh and
sweet while there was al entire
absence ot all musty eNlyia or
sweating.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09

II an article in the New YORK
Press on The Future - me Human
Race the Statement : made thai
the coming man viii De physical. y
and morally better than the man u
TODAY. Undoubtedly this i -rue
Al any rate. i would be strange !. i,
should not be true. IL is interesting
10 note that moral and physical in
proyement usually 20 hand in hand.
What are termed moral laws ar
mainly built upon natural laws, and
defiance Of one i generally u defiance
OF the other. Vicious habits are sins
against the hody a well as against
the conscience. Nature IS a Judge
that merc,lessly Furnishes attractions
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09

-chlcKens "hlci IL ~ pm
els, open thpue" A"i eneu -
lnTOugn. VS. "oAV. "'
tiers. q aopNS dupihel. d"u 49,
80 they can re 'dNc" %'uio"sH N.'
restroom. Z ehplieu' ana iot SCI,
ting mems l"'h'l 'ouuu dnu :
rom n~e>t-ioolh lHe 'aIVeh'he 'ooui
= arranged - H. - ne INC u
VII ue i0Un0 de>'IFDp' 'o' 'dlIcn'
Ing poultry l"' mara " iioine oo''
sumption \ ,s'e"ni Vi va
should DE- 80 arranged a. ~ 'i"d!>
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09
MEN WHO MOVE Tram.

-
a 1''i" D''p.,shes.. s'rl.. ~o,la p,..
During the To6blous ,in..
nearly all Of the great rails she
TENS CT the West were nara'y ssy
strikes, there was one cias' yleGbI
road employs that never s.,,ol talI
it, post OF duty. THE Al
train dispatchers. In the tbio was tk}
the fight. surrounded on All ssst d
strikers and rioteus mobs, a, Iues 4
times in deadly peril, there 'naaI
& much As an intimation ,ha l0(
member OF the craft once taii"n a1l
called TO his post. "Qst
Had the dispatcher, c,po,.
strike fever the managers and .n, Sl1
intendents would have ,hro nupe1
their hands in despair. w,. u
them they would have been ut, uYS|
helpless, but SO long as the djs "s.stI
er> remained loyal they could y
age in some way to oyercon aa9
other obstacles and keen AZ lay.
part Of their trains moving T.
the managers and other heads AZ,
operating department OF Tho a
roads who. more than all othar.
preriate the value and reliahiIj,r4
the di-patchers. The general rnf,i
even those who spend a good na,
their lives on railroad trains r,ov
little about the duties OF rho az
patchers. but their employer. kO"J
that there is no other class ~ s,
ployes burdened with such yravs
sponsibilities. The lives AZ sra'
passenger and millions Of doI,,'
worth Of property depend UPON ,hs|
watchfulness and accuracy. With
single pressure OF the hand On M
telegraph key. resulting in the franz
: mission Of a wrong telegraphic CHI.
Hcter. they might hurI TO de>trurto
u t~rainload OF passengers Or send r.,
swift-mOving trains crashing M
each other. e.
1t is this knowledge OF the re,nt
sibilities Of the work that promrl
railroad officials to be very captinl
in selecting their train dispa,. bsI
Only men who have been fully td1
and who are known to be lntelljg4r
accurate and reliable are ever
trusted with the work. A man mI
be an expert telegrapher before he
comes eligible as a candidate. and
must have received a thorough tsj
ing 10 railway station work before
is taken into the dispatchel's Office
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09

uanrer; and tie many farm barns
that are 70 IL seen. with their
chopped W ana checkered appear
ance. Indicate thaI tni> mat e. has
not had a prope- amount o. >tucy
and foFethoUght. The farmer goes
on and hl.lds Il .ltt.e a. q time. never
thinSius or Looking IA CROUCH ahead
10 know Hhar rs wants real.y may
IL when his farm : teiug worked -
lis proper capacIty.
l. you " Il .arm and intend 10
IL & good ,arme?. start out with Il
deierm nation L. have only suitable
farm buildings. such as WI !ook wei
FROM you- neiCLcor> house. Let
yuu, barns loo. Ike barns. your
houses like houses. We woGid not
tor ANYTHING have YOUR barns te mis-
,akeu tor houses. or YOUR houses FOR
harms: ,or >uca th.ngs We have
seer. aud j., makes Us feel
- II there ~as !. screw loose
somewhere. Barns should not
IL built ,or STOW. They should. Of
course. be made 10 loo. well. and be
* skhENS Al Tx -. obA
bGl.t 10 the most substantial manner
poesiole-shoulG = arranged TO save
a. much .abor - uoS>it!e IN the are
= me animals thar are e Re housed
aud FED IL them. Let them De well
ventilated and lighted. properly
-o1red: tie stone wors - the toUpda-
ton thoroughly built. 1T dry. but
aid Up In -ocC cement mortar.
DrCt invite th- as. - they vii
coEe without. Aud Z mas ai~ay>
been : MYSTERY Il - WY the farmers
have Ioc. q u genera, way. teen wide
awaav aC0CEh = -hei- W interests
= properly a0l>e the : .on.s, instead
v1o.e pace. and letting them roos-
o. wagons. cars and t.cGltural
implements wien co, Il Use anG
stored: 10 - them az their eggs
whe-- they yeas. AID then havetne
pleasure = o. cuEtlnC % them. auG
C.-ec -nCing them - = ate day
such ce--ac.y nus, = the case. e.>r
wny I4uy tai eg.s among thpse
nice 80 -uUItIy egg> Chickens
ar oce - c ms Profitable az
1Lrct-t L. farm. and J: "a very
e4>s natter . keep them whe--
-re-= : Z hunter OF Gait 70 :c-d
In heD1ery here shown wa CO.
ed on, - 81 addition - barn a. d
: sd -4-u. and show. Hha- i ~
----a..d benne:y should = . MAJ
= ,'-1 = r-"asu-- AID I IrCtt. =
- Id bow - necessity Z -C,-
----.91 NH o-.r. aud a ru,: NOS
90 :. IN L .iditIoEa eNIe1>e
M 1cr. oC- lie and ENDS. Nh
-C-@-.-- It-in-> g. max Is .r1Cety
VIE ~. 4ccoluGcate ea>.y ne
hundred = t~5 b. cdred. Til, floor
>-e-.l = -.-h.. toa'deG. then COW
80! y IL Z 80: 49, toi d t..c1 and
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09

THE American housewives greatest
vices are the direct result O. her eX-
ce>>tve virtues. she loves he fam
ily with an un~seihShne>> that i man
seldom possesses. n rann0t Under
stand. And in direot proportion as
she loves he family does she worry
about il She worries much about
her gins, and more ab"u, n-- BOYS.
and most about her baty - il hap
pens that she seldom has a moment
that Is free from care. The >trslD
~ her domestic ANXIETY ! perpetual.
such tremendous nervous tension
cannot continue indefinitely without
some day resulting n Z physica. and
nervous collapse. This collapse doe
not come al a. nee 4 collapse
never d0e>. I, tesin> win Irritable
ity. QUeruiOu>ne>.. and al inability
10 contrul ones emotions. - L !
that the mother. who owe tne.i
children the mos usually sold
them the .0ude>t. heca - they 'oye
them they IVORY 4touc ih@m. aud
b-calse the wo:ry about tt.eu they
lose me nervous equilibrium: aud
ay,e- hey ,o>e thei- uervc1- rr4l.io-
RUIN. It .sa> impossible to- then :.
refrain trOm >cp.ljag - &, Nod -
l. retain rom h-ratnID.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09

Of her decreS- ~hr allows 10 rniti.
eating Xcuse ii ignorance 70 Eften
the blow. 1t is through a wider re-
gard of this fact Which Is hurtful and
that which i needful TO the thorough
working Of the engine called the hu-
man body. that the future man is
likely 70 be u healthie TYPE. morally
aud physically. ct his race than his
brethren ~ the present axe.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09

Ni.G geese and wild ducks show
~ edge a. t. the resistance OF the
ATMOSPHERE acC >agacity IN overcom-
nc =. Wien HOcnS ~ them have
- < .oCg distances. they form a tri.
angle q c.eate me air more easily.
anC he most courageous bird take:
position IL thr forward angle. As
this : Yer' ~.atigUing post another
bird ere .ong. takes the place Of the
exhausted leader. Thus they place
-h-.- available strength al the ser.
viz, = the society.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09

\ WEALTHY retired NcS lGcA
minister fortunate -hat IL : p
tired in 4 ate interview On cae evils
Of the times. SAID l Z. yo- there
are TO many people II tn word.
There i Jn.y one .emedy-wac q,
pe>tilence. sweep = 1o0. Q)H - The
face OF the earth. That selma.
That : toe only remedy. We A.
wrong in our civilized IDEAS tt me-cy
and Kindness. W. nurse inca-at.->
in hospitals aud Keep The criminals L
penitentaries The L-acedemonians
USED TO exterminate them. Ihdt : =
good Idea. too. tn Vor,d ! really n
better than II was a. III IN ~ c.c
food
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09
MaChine-Maue DinpIes.

! -@vice for producing dimple> has
IL" INTO Use in London. Ii is ap-
Piled n connection with 4 wire mass.
VI cn : worn on going 70 bed. a
number Of screws are - arranged
-hat they force pencil points 10 press
against the chin .j>t where the DIM
r!es are desired.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09
Take. Hi. Wife. Name.

The surrender u his name by a
Young man in Delaware who recently
married a widow. and j hereafter TO
lie known 10y his w.te's name. has
elected considerable comment as a
quite remarAat Innovation OF a
custom that IS h0ary WIKI age.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09

IT is said that so much farm and
in England has lately been allowed
10 lapse from cultivation that Wild
in danger OF extinction. are now
fourishing and Increasing. The
badger and the otter. tor instance.
are reported TO be thirty ~ greatly on
AGRICULTURAL depres>lun.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09

a helper. Once he is this far q
vanced along the scale OF promote
be finds that il is but a short 81
toward the position he seeks, for d
skilled operator and experleHo
station man must serve a long a!
eXacting term OF apprenticeship az
di>patcher's assistant before ne
trusted with the work OF ditpatchl
Trains.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09

tar. a which spread sol. Two or three
inches Il depth. This vii give
al excellent scratching and wallow
ground. The windows all arranged
= s.,Ce sideways. the uAeninX on
outside being covered win wire net
ing; The teed-bin built s. as 10 hold
several bushels. and arranged 70 take
ca-e o. Itself. by constructing the
lotion 8 a. 70 empty into q small
trough into heCnery. II 'front.' Of
which i placed { perch The chicks
IN FEED IL sIace a.. oiLirg marked
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09

There : one business man in NV
York who IDEAS in nothing whatever
but celery. He : the only man deal
ing exclusively IN celery in the Cnited
states. perhaps in the world. He has
been II the business eight years, and
hos built Up d large trade.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09

A BROOKLYN Judge has decreed
that a young nau has a right 70 court
a nice girl % the front door step. and
warns policemen TO attend IL other
business The decision is all right.
but the young people o. BTooklyn are
to be pi,ied all the same. The front
door steps on q lighted street : !
mighty poor counting ground.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09
Had To Leave Ii Behind.

An old lady who recently uIea
Stoke Fleming. near Daftino"
With the key Of her safe in her na
and who lived a life Of compd'a'
seclusion. owned property W.
$500. 900. Her relatives have 'o'
hidden away in her house III We
AMI ar> about so. coo.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09

TWAS stated IN u recent number Of
Bradstreet'> that "couyictS from the
the NewNcrA State Prison 1T Dan
me have constructed 3.+00 feet
os n~acadaRs road and 1850 feet Of
cooblestune gutter. ,et 5000 feet Of
cur6s;one. and made 1850 feet OF
earth Sidewalk"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09
Coffee.

Among the Egyptians coiiee W" ~
favorite drink. but was allowed j.,
twice q week. in companies espos,
assembled for the purpose. inc sm1
est sulefnniry being observed "
OCCASIONS
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-09

THIS illustration gives a correct
idea o. u country tariY barn. whicn
vii interest those who axe agrlcul-
turai.v inclined. IL the farmer il :
one - the most important things
how he shall house us >to:k, and
provide storage iur Us gain lod Ter.