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Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
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..o,n.. FRA sOsn fsriOss;
'%tI !as ssaiaS pna bisis aantsr be BE-.
q sa' ~, Sy uaa fig i BOlititen. Sslo
y d a lsn' tnSenfSr sartisrns, T "a,
f1 i .r,s til, buOrleoes gsnltre lia'
i'1ss, gsaSis fra albrs stemme'
. l .SS,' s ,u' tfblissre bar iluiist ,i iie
rt,9s%,s 8arti at DC MI lise
" S ,sn fsigs 9artiet, Iae,, msa
en 10. 'an rene genfrsmano, iOet be
|sr' p pa asnialatiassn 90 lloenrlss.
b, ,iirssmssmaaleta lsns fan Ieies paa
Esfal spaobe for 9anbet peo Wen'
,s GI"I3tt' seg bsrte nplis en- elore
's.".sr. Der tiolisere bar TENT
af ss;rs bsteans Spires Cptraoe1
s s.isosn ION 1peoerbefti9bepens
tIe- nsabe. pplpie galserue ON,
R ElsSa' ban tantts lis, at aosnria e.
pines ass iEenlgie mso senire, tgi gaui
F, aaa vilSs galssrns lite ttnoe lls !
4 snre gass @%eOtOmmenoe. gaa
! ssm galeFranb par Der 2oen
s'.s'soa ct ms8et subt beisat genitre'
" ' snSr Der bar iubbubt til Slstus'
!" Sstre baUos baut ct 5Orsoraa =.
Y. ,SrneitsOs, buur man irabab fig
E.s,,Snn, ga9fcrer Carl Sabl tiios
ls s, han aiennemsit tOrtelis uniO'
Y. sitorie "a paapiite bereiter, bpor'
Y, Ssire Observation-Disclosures
..,t bar maattet pi9e Stribt for
I'm "a tpurlcoes Gartiet ! benne
\. I mr. oaast G~ueuIternes sGrinoer;
E..,S,s talte ban ON Spires 5orls9
!, Al jrSipre ct 9euilsninsspeto. Sra
ls,,rsSsrat SOlo O%ptraabte Sosnes
LAS. Sperorup, Der inlpoe9u Snor
|,S,,,T. Set bar slabelist at bore
~ Srtas, Galere fra Spnbeitanoen
..r,S, M meO Strait bauoe bet rene
tgTfrg Sultit. Eli Slutnins tatteoe
ErrSras for ben bumane Miaabe, bpors
n "9istasfuneu bar fert. Senltre
rdfaa soot 9aab ON at ieire Gm'
No Salge1e.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
Wranb | Qanaanoen.


uobrpb Slbebrarb i ct 81. g. %. God
tilbprenoe Sus / 9~anganseu. Sloer
incrr9nfebes til bet enc gus, Der blep
poelast. Suiet er ~branbiOr lifret | 9an'
bets alminoelige 8rdnotasie. Ole
9ansansens Snbbo er asinreret i
"Spea, for &r, 1900.
Iaria9sn til Sloens Sptomit er nbes
fjenbt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

Slolos ubbrso forleben | "8alprife.
rem" paa @rubbe 4rut. Slben, Der al
Wtiten bar brepet op isiennem @arme.
tanalerne, bleo burtis bRmpet AZ Sranb'
bRienet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

Gtipenbium. G%mtsasronom %.
S:aaIfab af Sarbanser bar al Selfa'
Set for Worsss Del faaet 200 til en-
@eiis / 9anmari % Sverige for at itli'
bere apasapl % TOrptultur, paa Se'
tinselie, at ban al Senore Sersenbis
slut tiltaass ct lisnenbs Selsb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
GIperum / Sebemarfens 9(mt CT for

Glpernm | Sebemartens Gmt CT fpr'
mentlis ct uf Ganbets ri9eite Serreoer,
0ets SolfemGusoe er 1900, ben an'
tasne 5ormue uosicr III Ntia. SIR. %
Subt9sten er anilaaet til ouer II Wti0.
Ser. Stebets riseite Wanb betaIer !
iamlet Stat 1900 8r. us ben neit,
riseite benpeb 5000 &r. Senoeo 80
Eerioner opipres meo en- 6Ormue fra
1904 900 TT oper l WtiQipn 9rOner.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
GRENHNI'S
Real Estate and Exchange
OFFERINGS.

Do you want to buy, sell or exchange town OF
farm property If so, | will be pleased to see or
hear from you. / am handling the following
pieces:
ONEOFTHE CHOICEST properties in DEBORAH.
This is one Of the bes. build residences in one
of the best lcations,
A HOUSE in good repair in Park addition.
ATEN ROOM HOUSE in excellent repair near
the Sisters school.
A HOUSE and barn in Maynard and Snyders adj
dition, can be had on easy terms.
A BRICK HOUSE near Mrs. Boards residence
on Day ST,
ANICE ROOMY HOUSE and a good barn three
blocks from the public school house.
WANTED AT ONCE, two farms Of 100 acres
each as close TO DEBORAH as possible.
THE JOHN T, BAKER PROPERTY consisting
of az lots, a good house and barne, in a beau
tiful location. will be sold at a bargain II
bought at once.
A GOOD FARM in Hesper township, consisting
of 40 acres, can be bought for less than It's
value if bought at once.
A CHOICE FARM in Madison township, con-
sisting Of 100 acres, with a large, new house
and plenty OF good water.
ALOT between the residences of Mr.. Toplif's
and Mr.. Carey's on Washington street.
TWO LOTS in Wheeler's addition to DEBORAH.
with house and barn, and can be bought in
monthly payments Of $40 each.
A CORNER LOT in Day & Paine's addition to
DEBORAH.
TWO LOTS west Of the German Methodist
Church on Main street.
A CHOICE BUSINESS LOT south Of Hexom
brothers store, a bargain If bought at once.
TWO LOTS WITH HOUSE iu a choice location
in west DEBORAH. This will go quick.
A GOOD BRICK HOUSE one block east Of
school house in West DecOTah.
ANEW HOUSE across the street east of II. Crsw-
ford's place in west DEBORAH.
A CHOICE PROPERTY close to school in west
DEBORAH, consisting of 81 lots. with a large
brick house in excellent repair.
A LOT WITH HOUSE situated in a very nice
spot in west DEBORAH.
A LOT WITH A BRAND NEW HOUSE, two
blocks from school. in west DEBORAH.
SIXTEEN LOTS two blocks east of the College,
with a large, well-built house, barnes and sta
bles. a choeie place for the right party.
A FARM in Glenwood Township. consisting of
roo acres, can be boughttor SIS per acre,
EIGHTY ACERs in Madison Township,
F. j. D. GREMM,
no West Broadway,
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sc,

teanet 10000 1or. 2anb til Jnbriier
paa Siarssaaro ueo Silteborg. So
briten pil blioe bpsset CONNER. 9e'
peranbererne Ifal BABE 2 SIR. pr. ID,
o. Iet til at iaa Gffaloet %tilbase. 9ettt
Ital betalss meb rs Ore for bper 9pno'
8artpfler, Der er leperet. 9ette afalt
fal enbos pare mere p9ro ium Gooe,
eno SutferrpeaHalo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
Zen npras Mishunstatiun, ION

@ina er pbelast at aiueierne, antases
at pore Sling, nosle Mile fra Gbin'
aians. Sen norife Misiionar 9pber
Gbriitenien bapoe Der iammen mee De
tb~eolosiIte St,iOenter grltien % Selge'
fen, efter bpab ban / 6ebruar i%triper,
aabnet ct lopenbe Mis Iipnsarbeibe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
0amt sor WroubHiiteIie.

9emt for granbi fiitelie. Deb
Ssnberbalb Serrebs Grtraret | Ran'
bers falbt forlebsn Dom mob 9ierninss'
mpnoene til ben iibite fore Slbebranb
/ arifrnp. Grreitanten Olbenbors
ibsmtes 8 Gars 1ustbusarbeibe, bans
Suitru Is Maansoers 5orbsorinssbus'
drbetoe,
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
5oangne Spenoeproper

,'rssn oil sftsr 0~Orlpoenoe frsmiatte an
t9l' TropUfitiou for e%turtbinaet ON
teln0ns Spencsprspsr, ~paientlia
Soerensltemmelie msb ben Crbniua,
lOm sr fOreiIauet Of ben norIte 5aass.
lorsnlns for SaanbuRrt os Snoufri.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
sinepaaa aabrifer | stapanaer.

iii @nles af Spinoeri pg @aperi. for
0~restsier, aipletsier % 2apper bar ct
%unoanuet Selfab meo en- aapital al
100000 aroner MI inbfjsbt en- Del al
@lenoOmmen Silleuaas. Eli 5abritten,
Der lfal bespnoe fin g~lrfiombso til Ss'
item, er be fOrnsbns Waifiner alersoe
beittlt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

gDfu8oer. q. o. u. SesbD er
Statsraao fOnititueret iUm 8pfu9eo
9au9eiuno O9 llnoerretsiagiprer 8. .
aoren ipm 9pio9eo i SOlmeItrano.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

Srnfneoe. aubuis Sanien, Meieris
beItprer paa eteensmari, % sarlen
Better SaeUbfen er ben Lobe @prii peb
Wibnatstibe brufueoe paa Siemtursn !
en- Sole fra Grenaa Saun.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
1tme'1abei.
Chicago, WtImaufse q At. panI,
Hrraroh MANA

rsrs,nirsnsi aisaur e. 1o;i5 sermissas 'cun,fip
asIrar Hte ueh' o uorssaatnot 1rgHj foumt iit'
sset tS giiGmisoas. acknowledgement shasr
~ 800 Uitttmttbal. 'orus'iu NIB ste "a igbaaasnet
Srrn. r,tiirHstu ~ 4a25 V~'iermisbag.
Jfasiirznd eHieumd oaaIte RL 9f2 bOrrtsbas
% afaaot ~. 300 Af,n, fsnHsfir I galm1r Htb 8rIn
10 -. Eaal % Nii@ta, her a~Hiommu W abicaso r.
7 Haiit Blorsm-
p~asiaauiraE,ns posiur StatioHu ! RiHa,b,'
aouuts TIT ist4tnb, dibttI
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
st tort gspraaeri sr nplia blspeu

st tort georagert er nplis blepeu
~afIlsret / 8ipbenbaun. Gen tioli9ere
Gorretninssiorer for "&rebitiureningen
for Saanbperfere os Snbuitrioriuenbe",
Gieren at &~ipbenbapns Saffiansiabrll
6. 8. e6mibt, Der forrise llse aisii
peb Dozen, bar nemlis beiuc9en Den
napnte Srebitiorening for 145, 900 Ser.
Som Sslge beraf er Sreoitforenin8ens
@ftier paa 9srle en- baleoe 20 PCT.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

0orfaiioer 5lagum Deb ulisnes.
pens Spora9eliesanitnlt bar enitemmig
az Stortbinget faGtt 1000 Sir. Tom Sti,
penolitm til en- @uslanbsrsiie for Der at
glsre lts be'ienbt meb Dpbrassliesau.
Born.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

Seis Z ifai male, bsuUeno Cher til
Srunt q Yarmau, 6uoolpb 8Iod, o. iaa
oeres Triier a ben beoite Og biligIte Sra.
ling | 2ecorab.
Sru9 Gloria Water for SuoIaroeu
SGI8es Fun hos grunt & &armau &uoolpb
8lod.
- 8ru9 National Rose Perfume, Der bar
en- elegant Suit. SGl9es hos Brunt &
TGrmal, 8uooIpb 8lod. 34,20.tf
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
On gpIoen Hnieonine


til at fire Ii9 ben bergmte ULLMANN
& PHILPOTT MFG. co. READY
MIXED PAINTS, bpii'e ipsctelt er
beitemt for al Sldas Wnliug, boor man
pniter Ell rem, paHotrt, odrlg og tilige
sionomiIt Raliug, Ell Maliug, Der obers
9aor ale andre o. l9lges meo igIQeuoe
@arnnti:
"8i 9nfanterer, at oenue Waliul, naar ben brns
9es rigtiqt. lite itGI iprFffs suer hdine al % at
ben oil bnits en- itgrre 5laoe, tIge fg beore uo "a
boloe fl Longer eno pc9en GuoeH Sla8s UldltHB.
Biaaar berpeo inb p9a, at, iGafremt zen life tiuDe s
ipm repreieuteret, tor Ut at betaie NiaitngelS
Barb. % buoo oct ioteos Of imgre ben pa
CRYSTAL ROCK FLOOR PAINT
er ipecielt beIiemt for WnItug af gordes.
Sen oil lite Ifalle al eller itrRIIe fig efter
Gooen. 3adler baaoe Uurmt og tolot
Bano % SGbe, og gdranteres Of bare
lRn1er eno no9eu quoeu NallHg fabrt'
feret for bette Eiemleo.
Sab 9em life Opertale til at BRUCE en- Itmplere
QrtifeI, naar oenue berBnte Ylaltng fan
tIgbes I ben populPre Saromnre Siore hos
~ r. GROFF,
3L20.13 DEBORAH. Iowa,
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

1856 Yerioner bIeu iijor / Sris
ltlanta arre'teret paa @runo al 3ruts
%tenlfab. Otter ben iDbe alD tommer
ben lure Cue.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
M9rf!
Gscorah, ben St. Rarts 1894.

Setor1h, ben Die DtarIs 1914.
gi tilaber % herpeo at meooele 5olt, at
pi, foruoen stoutns al Seite % go9n' %
Suoaup &tparationer, pautaser os aue SIugs
gIogarbstoer, iaaiom seeder hoes, corn
shoyels and plows. ri poIerer % barber
alt bort glosarbeios os s%arantersr, at b
tan bruqes / snbuer SlaSs 5oro.
gt fabritsrsr osiaa IA % 10 9ommsrs
cross plows, iom ~sarauteres lissian eoo'
Som no9en, Der 'aass / SauoeIen.
geuaene eioes tilbuse, Eets arbsioet III
CT tilfreosfiaenbs.
r- GigspSnfor 8. 8. Rarih.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
WreIters Qpnniuasmaabe. On Brett

i OSUrse bar npli9 iteOnei TOO pas.
manb til gorliseliestummis ii0uen tor
prsisoHer. Gplsen bar, at plsle 100
Susmano blep uSmslot at Statst'rtsr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

Sispador 9. @ifbor9 i s(renOnI
er aniat Tom 5urretuinesfsrer % Sas.
ierer / 8rammens ejeniiOt9e Sfibsr
as MISUNDERSTANDING.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
salt It o TT.
tiliatsS eaer tiaete.

GusrtisismsHtsr, iaaiom Farm ~tiNatsi", 'pus TIL
iaIss", "Sus tiu.ts", "1i.utite I,bts". "gtabs snFts"
oip., utt fra M az ~tuorpstes for l Sent pr. Orb for bpsr
Sang. sntsIt. gOsitaosr, (. Gr. 8~OrbOsitau til ct
GaUu, rssres for ct Orb. au.rtis i,nsuttr. or Tie Ito'
fusss Of Sstnltns, tusss isss 6tnfgn I'll.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

Bort ubpalg Of black goods,
plain and fancy silk warp,
bel lib nlp. er bet beoite O9
biQiglte | 8pert.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

8urmtobassir1net ~tOuuettsr / GoHspsr rsN Iraat'
ttruei, % Baaioausr mso belts Tr1H tommer TT
Rtesetpap VI. lilo 5ormieSas ca til GFeseo aL ii.t5.
Beiisaasnbs 9asiaasstrRH saar fra adImar ri. Gs5
en- RprasneH ca III II.5e Riobaa.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
Harness

Compton SGlaer Sul9g @aTueis III 40
% opoper til 675 $50 % .......... 1000
Double 8Uritns Sarueis tuu ....... Is =
SDstle SRelr til =
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

5orOaIter Ueb Gs 9lipt, 9anb. jnr.
.. q. &iois, er antaget til 6oruaIter
pee 8anltao Sinosipgeaipl. -
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

|hssiUn,ittss.al . Sal inOitiaes at aano.
til at faa 500 arOuers
"@ Tor at itubers 7orpmur.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
seaiaaanbsbnTet iAanbers. Sfslst

en- Sfripelie fra aultus miniiteriet pil
Rstaurerinssu al Selisaanosbuiet blius
paabeapnbt meb bet Gaerferite,
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

Sort &l9oe tit IS GtS. % 81
pr. YurO / ale Saroer, er me-
get fOrtrinli9t til 8aartaaber.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

Sil9en 5oifole | Bergen. sosns'
prait auamann anisste iijor Sturtbu.
get ON 8lora9 til Sprettelie al en- pris
pat Ssiltole / Bergen. airfetOmitesu
affair ~Gnbra9enbet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

N5TW AND NUM- ~
W. LEAVING AND ARRIVING
TIME Of TRAINS.

\ Tran no. s, (pa,ia5tu saar fra D,tsras RI as
!, e'tsrmiSbas. o. 20. 81 (9ta1ib r. 800 Weorstu Ro
5itpasasul aH'ommt I'll CUorab RIA gftum. o.
R0. So t5rasD aHsomHu ri. go gtitruteoa9.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
Wall Paper:
{r9f Baptr


az aue iorter Tan ilBbes hos Sampio' iii
Brier ~ & 10 c pr 3obls Hui
iorsplt / ira 10 til %
Cub Sassr 2omns lr % alotlsr Ia.
osida 'lpbes tiIieers hos zig sHo aHosu'
teos en- 8 Tags alOiie fOriitsrt. 49,. asa
ct 9omms lr Glsiu Rooment ...... 525
ct mso GuIs aGsie for fret paa 20
Aut !" iVU
pie Urn Sp Nnatns til. ........... 1850
meo 5 Sfrfer f%ori,ret paa 10 War
Sampicn sr uatnrliBpis ben suete Gan.
oelsmano ! Soma. Jon tan i~origns i'm,
annosr mso oIitens iortsr Sorsr % BINS
uosifter sr TIM 2.T5 ON gaIsn pu'ar 'an
ban S9lSe fine Sarsr til en- mtiors Bro
lent.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

Ttnfie. = lluoerte9neoe bar to Suie
tileie. .. 6. 8isbee, @aibiHstpn Str.
35.20.3
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
8i bar mango Bargains | Ia
me- S5ngrcllo.
@ootfiob paa Sfotsi.

"VUtAtpU wv" ~AUsps.
DameitO al &io uRrot
81. $4,000
0ameito af aio, Pateut Zip
pGr0t 81. 50-$1.25
Dame Sio OrfOro
uRr0t 1.25-$1.00
WinnoS gooe GGoerito
pRrOt $l.50-$1.25
Wlano8 grOue GRoerito
uRr0t $1.25-$1.OO
Ct DS 9lulebniug til at iams
menllgne pore Bargains meo be,
Iom bore Sontirrenter bpoer
irem.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

Ran iremUtie bet npefte uouuIo oO fRroise
&I9bsr for meHo Gutter os Sern til lauers
griisr euo no9st Steo I 8peu
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
samions SjDrne

auIp Stin Sto for Rsuo. Ls
iortireos Colin 2eosr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-03-08
LONG FIGHT is ENDED
BlAND'S BILL FINALLY GETS
THROUGH THE HOUSE.
FiIibusters Make Their Last stand, but the
Deadlock Is Broken and the Silver Seign-
1877 to $50.
The MiSsOurian Victorious.

The long struggle in the House ver
the Bland bill for the coinage of the
silver seigniorage and the silver bull
ion in the treasury WIS ended Thurs
day by the passage of the bill by a
vote of l67 to l3o. a majority in favor
of the bill of 81. The special order to
bring the bill to a vote was adopted by
a bare quorum Immediately after the
House convened. This broke the oppo-
sition of the filibusters and they we're
powerless to do anything further to
place an obstacle in the way of the
bill. All the amendments offered to
the measure by its opponents were de-
feated. the one which polled the most
votes being Mr.. Outhwaite's amend
ment to strike out the second section.
The following is the vote in detail on
the final passage of the bill. the Dem
ocrats being in roman. the Republic
can in italics and populists in SMALL
CAPS:
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-03-08

as diet. Atole is a very nutritious dish.
Corn is ground by hand by Indian
women. and the meal is then parched
and sifted into boiling hot water or
milk in the same manner as used in
mush in the United states. 1t is. how
ever. much more appetizin@ than mush
when fire SHY ground and cooked. Con-
gresham Tarsney has the best Indian
woman Obtainahle cooking it fresh at
all hours of the day, as Mr.. Wilson
eats it with relish. but can take only Il
few spoonfuls at a time. Consul Gen
eral Crittendcn received "A message
from Mr.. Tar,ney saying Mr.. Wilson
is improving. thai the climate is splen-
did. and he thinks the patient will pull
through. Mr.. Wilson is much pros
trated, but it is believed that the crisis
is past.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-03-08

kins, now United States Senator from
California, and ranking as one of the
m~illiOnaires of the State. Another
cabin was occupied at one time by Mark
Twain, when he was working as a
miner.
one of the mining camps has all the
gambling accessories which character
lied the old camps, keno and faro out
fits, a roulette wheel. etc. and the
games are called by Mexican women
who have presided over SINH. ar games
in the toughest camps OF California,
Arizona and Nevada. and who have
witnessed more fights than they could
count on their iingling bracelets, made
out of gold coins contributed by ''ad-
mirers. There is also a dancing hall.
the inevitable saloon, the counter Of
which is formed by two planks laid on
barrels, and Il hotel. which is an exact
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-03-08

CHAS. II. LUSCOMB. with wheeling in
terests in the summer of 1883. and
shortly became captain of the Brook
lyn Club, holding that position three
years. In 1883 he was elected Presi-
dent of the League Of American
Wheelmen. a position which he filled
with great credit.
The present membership Of the
League is 36. $50, an increase of 2,646
the past season. Massachusetts. Penn
%sylvania and New York rank in the
order named in the League member
ship at the present time. There has
been a decrease in the membership of
women during the past season, the
membership of the fair sex being now
90. The Auditing Committee Of the
League has taken care of over 800, 600
in the past yea
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-03-08
AOAMLESS, BUT STILL AN EDEN
characteristics of the New Y. w. c. A.
Building in Philadelphia.

The Women's Christian Association
Building in Philadelphia, on the cor
ner of Eighteenth and Arch streets.
opened most happily. Not a man was
present to mar the proceedings. Think
Of sixty lone maidens sitting down t. a
repast that was positively Adamlcs, I.
And they enjoyed it. too.
There is not q man in the building,
except the engineer and fireman in the
ba,, ment. Even the elevator and the
night watch are women. but in case Of
necessity ~ ele uric bell. close al hand,
Will enable the watchwoman to summon
help from the Two males in TIE cellar.
Two hUnlicd and fifty women will
live here ior the future. ard the mas.
culinc eye, of Philadelphia will be
liked upon that Eden whe. e only Ewes
are allowed to stay. The building is
unique. II Is a combination OF hotel.
bJardir g-hOu-e, club and school-house.
Mrs. Franci-cus is the president of the
association.
The washing machines. the engine
room AID amusement hall are in the
basement. and the first floor is AIKEN
up with offices and the ampitheatcr.
ON the third floor are the apartments
for the training school for domesticS,
which j. Il new departure in Christian
work. and originated in London. The
dining-rOom. rc-taurant and kitchen
are on the eighth floor, and above all is
the trunk room and roof garden. Think
Of Il roof garden, with flowers. little tea
tables and pretty girl,. That's what
{ ey have III Phi adelphia.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-03-08

na'"Ic OF q substitute for the o~ripiro, a..
- .ne measure. The CHANGES de- s va.
ahcct 'he material features Of tho MI
.air ' pioN'ue Tor the coinage Of the siIv,,
eGishiorage IN the Treasury. the issun
,ha .u''incatcs thereon. if need be. IN
Of ~ e,,on Of the Secretary
o. me Treasury in odv,nco s
coinage. and thereafter. tho coinono "
remainder of the bullion as r,.t 49, un'
"""'c' ana the issue of silver cer,ifc,,o,
."oleon' TO take the place of Treasure
hote> ISSUED under the Sherman ,rt With
.ic 10 ne retired and Cancelled as ranidIv a..
,'.d ,Gi""se takes place. The changes
ciGa H. u SUBSTITUTE simply make spe-
INC the 'act that the seigniorarc is to ho
coined and that this bill shall NOR owoo,
.he redemption of Treasury notes nndor
,he existing law. Voting on the RI,nd MI
oc@'n at " p. m. The Johnson nmcnJment
pr"NidihS for gold redemption of silver
cer'inratcs' was lost, Fl to 1856. The biIl
~ 'no rescue of the ar,mcnt of the
adjournment. u.s. oc'oie
~ controversy which seemed cm;nont T.,
,"e senate on the l>t, owing to the Voor-
49, resolution proposing that Senator
mliHo VI ItNas he temporarily assigned To
're committee on Finance in the absence
o ha'or vance, was d ssipated by the
"n".r""al OF the resolution at the re-
q nv Illd Oh III SpnH.
VI rom leXas. Senator George Of Mis-
Sl's'pPl presented n petition asking an
amendment to the constitution on %acknowl-
cuSinS the dependence Of the country on
AihiiShty God. senator Henderson of Ne
DraNha oitefcd IA resolution authorizing the
secretary of Var to investigate the feasi-
uility or using the water power at the
urcat or Little Falls in the District of
coluhDla for the generation of electricity
ior Il-htins the public buildings and streets
OF Washington. Agreed to. On motion of
senator Vest the Senate decided that when
!. ADJOURNED 1t be until the 9TH. Senator
Cullum Introduced u bill for the erection
" d statue at the Treasury Department to
uch, r. Il. spinner. He also offered a res
oiutiOn providing for the establishment of
Il tarlH commission OF nine to regulate the
tafli on the basis of the difference Of
wages here and abroad. Senator Voorhees,
stated at the request of Nh. Mills, that he
Withdrew the resolution he offered ap-
pointing Mills Il temporary member OF the
finance Committee. senator Frye OF
Maine then took up the thread of his Ha-
"allan speech. On motion Of Senator
Cockrell the s%Senate passed. with sundry
amendments. the House bill providing for
urgent deficiencies. AT 3:15 the Senate
took up unfinished business, which was a
Dlll for the erection of Il new Government
Printing Office. Senator Dolph addressed
the senate. his speach deycnerating into a
personal debate with Senator Allen. After
half an hour spent in executive sess..n the
doors were reopened and the Senate adj
jOurned.