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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-27
The Gentle Sex.

'Sa
Mrs ALEXANDER, the well .knov|
novelist, who is really Mrs. .Aley1
der Hector, is a grandmother near|
1e.
Mrs. MARY E LEASE, is called |
skillful %hypnotizer, and Is fond Of n
ercising her alleged powers 10 thd
line.
SIGNORA TEREsINA LABRI0L.A. M
daughter of Prof. Homonyme
Rome. has received the degree !
Doctor of Laws from the UniyeNt
of Rome.
a NIECE of Lamartine receDtJ
died in Paris ut the age of 6 >ea}
She was the great authors con,,a
companion during the closing plA
of his lie.
THE Empress Eugene recent
took Prince NAPOLEON to Windsr |
p escnt him to the Queen as her l
Most Of her wealth Is in good n
gllsh stocks.
Miss :, SIZE WHITTIER OF i;l
has become engaged to Prince III
Ze!>ki, son Of the { arS chalnte "a
ana Oi,o Of the wealth est
noble, IL Russia
y PROMINENT figure in the Ll.1
woman suffrage movement IS
I'awcett. widow Of Prof. ilenf' a
cett. wac was at one time PostAIA
Geue!al under Gladstone.
Il QU4E NATALIE Of serU;
longs the distinction OF oWnln:
llncsu head Of hair among the ~
ties o. Europe. She usually weia
hanging in two long plaits do"l
back.
POoH old Empress Eugene,
recently prepared official detIai'p
here is how she described hss
"t.arie Eugene. ComIesse de nv
fond, widow: age, 81: born az w
ada, in spain: naturalized frel'
TIE DUwager Duchess OF buc.1
ham, who married a second tlArA
week the London widoWef'
Egerton, has the reputation On
ing the finest laces and someu]
most magnificent diamonds "
woman in England.
MME. ID ErLAFOY, the afVI"
gist. now wears masculine aVlNe
together. and her husband tholVs
approves OF it. They study ana "
ar h illogical researches togeln''
that their sympathies have III Nv
Lecome biturcated by madame'O
reforms.
Miss EMMA +. BATES u
Dakota, secured the Republl an
nation for State Superintenueu'
promising to.marry'her most I"s
BILE opponent if he would &c.
tack. Some PEOPLE still con
though that women w0uia
ures in politics.
TIE Queen of Roumanla,
wise Carmen Sylvia" has oeen
ing the Empress Frederick al
richshof. These two royal pelsv
are perhaps as cultivated anu em
plished as any Of their sex III ~
wherein they dller gfeaVE
some Others in the same rama "
ALEXANDRA, the lrlloos
Wales, is at her most wlhn'"1
when she visits the sick anu soci
ing at hospitals, and she Is go sps
gentle to little children. inn
touched and amused when al
child in an accident ward ia."p
" addressed her as ''Mrs. ffi"'
Wales
,il
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-27
body Is Coin
Days

pnly section OF
ners have made
Pm the south. If
90 d Iwnnow
Fhe Louisville &
q ncCtions Will
fouth for trains
10 and Decembc
pip. Ask your
il he cannot
write to G. I
Ger Agent, Louis
Yer, ID. =. A., st.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-27

A We you ever no.
ticed how many
people have ears
which 70 Get eyes
which look bald
because they have
no ~eyelashes and
brows, and thumbs
which are hIUad
and at on the
end: That is be-
II in infancy
tn eir mothers
were either ln0lt-
ferent or ignorant
of a few sim pie
o b scrv o II )
which would have
obviated all these
physical defects.
Babies. for the
first few yOarS are
really only ny
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-27
Ghost StOr. G

e IS a certain V
ho is making u
~FsslOnal teller.
employed by
PARTIES and emit,
p hours or so
{Generally h
fed is kept a s
hg that she is
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-27
He II
yelcr's Advice "
n Stupf,

Eelcr's Advice NJ
n Stupid
(%entlelnan. tray
brit Of LELAND,
(ldren, and tot
big the sound G
ing used "a
near. AS the
b. and listened
we're spelling.
[apart, .ooking|
BY does that b]
1.-THE gentlelnar
]. he is a good
the teacher. 81
ii can make no
worst boy in t
. gentleman wa
pr He saw TIL
)gh and stern
bore timid were
Ia lew words
md, on the not
Qow who stood
+ OF these days
y. DO not give
fy."
| boys soul W
hg mind awoke
Fmed. From t
RnXious to exec
p fine scholar.
fknOWn cOlnme|
great and good
3D., 1t was Dir.
|Of his SuccoSS
give up: but t
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-27
The Modern

on good food
u exercise in I
lows with heal
with its beau
Pie cleans ng d
She uses the q
PXatlve Syrup of
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-27
DOINGS OF WOMEN.
Notes AND GOSSIP ABOUT FEM.
mime AFFAIRS.

Mean, Scandal = Loving. Iseputation- De-
strovinp Objects who Pose AS Being Men
The Feminine Race Improving Pbysic-
aily-GOveriment Positions Not pesir-
able.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-27
HummlnUn

K is a wild ht
|the exact floral
pa. The brea
Pre- a deep rose 4
the head and bd
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-27
THE HIGH

n HIGH
N Baking ROY
In, 90 Per &c
npefitor.
Re Royal Bak
Lille record of
ke,t award fol
Feato,t -treng
| mos; pertec1
1 exhibited il
lis. In the ex
s. at the &C
Ina and at tht
S1strial fairs, "
he'd. Judges ma
Se Royal Baki
kanors.
tie re cnt "
bati II for II
Fl. were mad
chemical divi1
department {
Ia report Of IL
&oWders when
Irment for tn
Flaming whicI
IA ha, been
|, ~agening' ti'c'
10 cul il in he
4 Of %powdcr.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-27

LOUD honey is larger!
ated with glucose
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-27
A Bright

} OF good health,
not in the best
j show it. Rip;
Il stomach right,
lrd clear.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-27

SOUTH WALL
~, $50, 66S she
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-27

The Race Improving Physically.
Gloomy prophecies Of the future of
the human race, owing to tight lac
ing. ale being circulated here. They
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-27

THE people don't get many holi.
days but they get great many more
than they know how to enjoy.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-27

Mount Bischd
MA has paid ON
rc Of DobEin,'
~ Reduced in ordeI
very one. DUAL
-" r.. Insist !,
'i Premiums xiv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-31

When news Is scarce and hard to get,
Ana the town 10 duh and quiet,
The newspaper man 10 sad, you bet,
And wishes for q riot.
Or fire would do-better IL two,
And prize fight would come handy.
Or some spicy scandal to lightly handle
A murder would be Just handy.
sudden feeling of vague unrest
oyer his soul comes stealing
And the night birds note is acco mpants
fnent best,
10 the gloom that the heart Is feeling.
Then, ., for a row. and ho doesn't care
how,
A stabblng or gouging quite fright'ning.
A loaded gun fool. nigger kicked by .
mule.
Or q hayseed struck dead by lightning.
TITS thus with us ever. we each have our
grief,
Each heart has Its own sad story.
And the editors is when the news notes
are brief.
And there is nothing new, lively and
CORY.
Like busted buzzsaw a dude socked in
the law,
Or a railroad accident fearful,
A hang ng in full. boy gored BY bull,
Or anything CHASTITY ortearful.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-31

A good many dollars are owing US
for subscriptions, good many bills
nave been sent out. and n good many
more will follow, to which we trust
there will be a prompt response. The
publisher does not object to living on
ham.bone and hdckleberrles. out lie
would like to get hold OF money
enough TO pay the papef.maker. =
kenuett Square Advance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-31
An Enrne.t ApncnI.

II there Is any person or persons. In
or about this city, that can favor me
with Job OF work ia the line of car
pentering, ttey Will bestow great
favor upon me. who is at this present
time greatly oppressed. fail to tiud
work by hunting for 1t. and will In
this way ask tho public. Call or ad.
dress. D. e. Spondent. No. g Stroud
street. city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-31
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The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
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The Helena independent., 1894-11-29

To-Day is Thanksgiving Day
throughout the United States.
While most Americans are
holding family reunions, the
Trans-Mississippi Commercial
Congress opens at St. Louis.
and the Prince of Teck will
wed the daughter of the Duke
OF Westminster, in London. This
day of reminiscenee and good
dinners brings millions to the
festive board, to enjoy the good
things Of the season.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29

st. Louis beer means good cheer and the
81. Louis A. y. g. bohemian hottled
Beer, brcwcd by the American brewlng
Co. is the hest OF all uppeahellaer q
Asch. Helena. Mont. wholesale dealers.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
Turhev. Choudcr. Chickcn, on, 10

The best turkey lunch in the city, with
clam chowdcr soup, and all the nncSt
drinks. at Den Dicks old stand. chicken
salad to-day and In all roapecta the best
lunrh ever set out In the GUY ON dNS
y,hen good cheer and soclabillty were
nnrti,uIariy in order The stand ~ one
of Inc most desirable IN the city and has
grown ln popularity under the present
proprictorship. only the highest class
liquors, wines aud cigars kept on hand,
ami the attendants are akilful Ina mixing
The ncctars that make life worth living.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29

s~oSeo<e>e~0<
Just
OverCOat
Talk Today.

About how the first stock
that was to last all season
ran out before it had fairly
begun---and how we had to
duplicate and triplicate our
original orders. How 200
of the Poole COats---the only
really stylish and correct
garment shown in Helena
this seasOn---had to be made
to our special order---fOr
even the best factories Ordi-
nary work is not good
enough for us---hOw they az
rived Yesterday and are
ready for YOU, Also about
the assortment we show in
coats Of lower price---and
the always necessary Fur
Coat.
Speaking of Overcoats the
Boys and Children's line is
worthy the attention OF
careful aud economical par
pnts. YOn can just as well
have style and wearingqual.
tiles in the little folks cloth
ing as not---Don't cost any
more than the poorer sorts
do elsewhere.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
4 Tnanksgiring schooner.

Don't forget that the biggest schooner
Of beer can he had to-day az the Worlds
Fair Beer Garden. -. g. Fro1rick, the
proprietor. does everything possible 10
make his visitors enjoy themselves. He
that give very fine entertainment every
night, and they plcHse largo audiences
daily. The Worlds Fair Beer Garden Is
the most comfortable place In town FOR n
pleasant hour. Drop IN and shake hands.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-31
Keeps HIS Queen . Psi>sn-r.

Only one European sovereign viii
celebrate this year his silver wedding,
namely, King Charles of Roums MIA,
who has attained his fiftieth year. II
is doubtful whether there viii be any
great national rejoicings in honor OF
the twenty-ffth anniversary Of his
marriage, for it can scarcely be said to
have been one of much happiness. and,
according 70 the New York Recorder,
IL is questionable whether the queen
viii be able to return TO bucharest for
the event. Considerable mystery pre-
walls as % her real condition of health,
as no one outside the immediate mem
bers of her family are allowed 10 see
her. and all that IS known regarding
her are the stereotyPed announcements
issued by her mother and by the mem
bers Of the latter's household. stating
that she is improving. She is, how
ever. kept from public view-to all in
tents and purposes under restraint
and an impr sssion prevails that n she
is not mentally afflicted. she Is AZ any
rate treated as being 80 by her Teia-
tives
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-31
G Ii n ; {.

"ketch himr' "Ketch him!" was the
startling cry of about 100 citizens last
evening, aud they all dashed 10 and fro
like hounds after Il fox az IL royal meeting
day in England IL WAS man they were
chasing. That same man came around
the Philadelphia store corner exhibiting a
gait like P&tehen Wilkes, with Officer
keusler after him. Both shot across
Douglas avenue into the alley in rear OF
Schnitzler's. while the crowd ran To the
exit OF the said alley 10 trap him. Being
surrounded on all sides he finally surren-
dered and WAS marched in triumph 20 the
city building and locked up.
The man that caused ali this excitement
had not committed a diabolical murder, as
was supposed when he was being pursued
by the aforesaid 100 citizens. He gave his
name as George Rightly and nis habita-
tlon as Hutchinson.
lie came to town yesterday according
TO the account of the police, with money
IN one pocket. pair OF brass knucks ia
another, unlimited quauiI les OF vermil
lion paint somewhere else about his
make up, and an idea in his head that
he would see life. n this resolve he
foregathered yesterday afternoon with
three examples OF feminine frai!ty at Il
resort on the West side ami the whole
party Were soon hilariously drunk They
were seasonably gathered in by the police,
and taken TO the station, but at the en-
trance 10 the city building George broke
away from the officers and ran for il.
taking course east on William street
past tue government building, north on
Market TO he alley north OF and parallel
with Douglas avenue. thence west along
said alley TO Main street. where he
ran full tilt into Billy Tague. who
authorized by the hue aud cry of the OIL
Ger in pursuit, SHARED the gentleman and
held him till tho officer came up and took
him thence down Main street To the place
of beginning. IL WAS a desperate break
for liberty but fate aud Billy were too
much for him.
The girls whom he was with yelled ex-
citedly when they saw their Romeo pur-
sued by the policeman with u raised baton
in his haad, and were about to take after
the policeman when "cop" No. made bis
appearance and herdsd them into the
bastils where they industriousiy began To
shed salt tears. They said they belonged
TO good families. were OUT for little fun
and would commit suicide If their names
got into the papers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-31
wEArH.R ODDITIES.
ONE Peculiar and Interesting Weather Com
PsrisoI.s This Year.

some Peculiar and Interesting Weather Com =
p3risoIs This Year.
For the benefit OF the meteorologicalIv
curious, the following data has been COM
piled:
During January 1894. the average differ
ence between the waTmest hour OF the day
aud the coolest hour OF the night was = ,
degrees.
Tue greatest difference on any day vas
s. degrees ard the least difference on any
day was degrees: while the difference BE-
tween the Warmest hour OF ths wtImest
dar and the coolest hour OF the coolest
night was - degrees.
For June 1894, the average difference be-
tween tue warmest hour Of the dsy and
the coolest hour OF fue Z ghJ i n ? de-
uress: the greatest difference On any day
was s6 Gecrees aud the least - degr=es;su
the difference between the w4Tmsst d4y
and the cal5est mi -hl was ~ degrees
In january lS94, the relative humidity
was freQUe ttIy above ninety per cent ani
occasional a. high - 100 per cent, when
l. couplete saturatl81. - Iu fog. Oae-
IL went a. low - twenty. ven pr cent
aud again a. low - - Per c-at The A.
ersE- was AZ : q. IL. - D-- --H- ana . 2. N
January IL was o. Per cent.
For June the Relative humidity was four
times above % per ceat the b Iglest being
- Der cent aud twice ll went below 81 Per
cent viz % pr cent and - per ceIt on IE-
1t aud2t. The av-.HZ= Wa at : a. m -
Der cent and : 2. ~. - Per cent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-31
HOTEL soJoURNERs.

Hotel Carey-F. c. Nipple Hutchinson;
II. {. Rushmore. Topeka; J. ID Botkin,
Wellington; W. C. kenttinge, Medicine
Lodge; NJ. Alexander. Winfield; j. w.
Hamilton. Nashville; L. NJ. FiSzdaush.
Cincinnati; l. Nagle. Wellington; a. j..
Eaton, Wichita: q. b. Miller, Kansas City;
w. s Morris. Perry; 4. L. Vincent, To-
peka: John =. Morton, G. f. wilkins. ID.
+. MeClintock. Kansas City; j. + Kirk,
Newton; j. J.. Gordon, Kansas CITY;
J.. Eubark, Chicago: o. l.. yoorhis, To
peka; G. Il. Barre. Kansas City; Gordon
Miller. Topeka; ID. T. George, Topeka;
q. C. O'Neal. Carthage; w. Myers. Ntch-
tia; Frank Night, -. Louis: g. L. Ben
ming, st. Louis; ID. NJ. Parry and daughter,
Indianapolis, Ind; Il. y. Lemon. Wisccn-
siu; J Richardson. h, G. Sc 81. 10 & c. Il.
Ry; w. r. Heecock. 81. Joe; j. w. VIII
son. Pitsburg, Iud; f. J. Barwitz. y. y;
r. J. Haus, ST. Louis. A. Porter. Atchison;
o. NJ. Pa.ue and wife, III. II. Stowell, X.
j. Dempsey, O. F. Ehlman. Chicago; &. ;
Calhaun, l.. T. Miller, Pratt; q. c. ONesl
Carthage; J. y. Haveryhash, Guthrie; III.
Taylor, Gulf. Colorado and TT. Scott rail-
road: j. G Lyttle, EmpOria; L. III. Austin,
New York; D. l.. Bell, st. Marys; William
Wouderlick, Topeka; :. CoweD, st. Joe;
w. ]. Workman, Ashland; ;. h. Cole;
Harper; w. J.. Hays. Illinois.
Hotel Mahattan: J. II. Lowmau, Well
ington; W. T. Clark. Philadelphia; Ben
George, st. Joseph; f. Wise. Cincinnati;
NJ. Stapleton. Cincinnati; Mrs. ". Eoister.
O. Beet. Carthage, No; q. ii o. Smith,
f.. F. Gregory. Greensb urgh, Va; o. q.
DOhIman, Knoxville, III; Daniel Boone.
Arkansas City: ID. Porter. st. Joe; T. Soil
ivan, f.. Wiglesworth, Kansas City.
C. Il stephens, IT. Louis: 7. G.. Morgan,
Chicago; \. +. Vangqen. Hutchinson; l..
/. Dean, :. d. Robnett, st. Louis; Clifford
Hested, Topeka; (. Cangletou and wife
Arkansas City; Mrs. l.. X. Sther, Harper;
Mrs. \. J. Howard, Topeka; Fred J..
Friskey, TOpeke; A L. Carlson, Salina;
Harry Ziegler, Atchison; L. G.. Bswellyn,
Hutchinson; c. Z Mnggard. Kansas City.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-31
BEES AND HOGS.

Willis c. Davis. a Sedgwlck county
farmer living near Valley Center, gives an
illustration of the remarkable fertility Of
Kansas tuis year. He has one acre OF land
which has produced 100 bushels % teets.
This may seem impossible, but II i as true
as gospel aad fifty neiyhbOrs Will make
affidavit that il is ii fact as tru= a. the
gospel of St. John.
Tuis immense yield OF beets he will Use
as feed tor his hogs, aud experiments have
proven that they MAKE The best hog feed Ia
the world. Beeis contsln the f3ttenlng
elements and the hogs eat them with n
relish Tho { who have seen tn. wonder
ful yield OF beets suggest that they should
he raised more extensively for Iced. Kan
sas should never snip OGt = Oushel Of us
feed products except on foot: Everything
il raises IN the vegetable line should 20
To the market as pork and beef, aud when
this j, done the freight rate question viii
be partially solved. The practice of ship
ping vegetable products i absurd aud
should be discouraged. the stat eau fur
ni-h pork aud beef made from vegetable
products, for The world II everybody
adopted the plan OF home feeding The
drought does not affect beess Very much
aud II would b. a capital idea for people 10
raise them more extensively " aen there
are ten or twelve hOSs on every acre of
land in Kansas, then Kansas viii have al
the problems that sh-ct prosperity solved.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-31
CITY IN BRIEF.

Rev G. W. Meredith. of Douglas, is in
the city.
Charles N. Irwin is absent from his
office on account of illness.
w. 3. Throckmorton and J. T. Dorsey
eft yesterday for Ottawa, Ills.
w II. Mcclure will go to New York
where he will engage IN business.
Mrs. w. A. Morris, of 1920 North Mar
ket. is quite III with NAL irial fever.
Mrs. +. z. Zlrtman will return in A few
days from visit to her mother at Leaven-
worth.
Miss Augusta Booth of Termed is visit
ing Mrs. j. X. Sniveiy OF University
avenue.
Mr.. J. A. Holinger aud daughter, Bessie.
are in the city visiting relatives and
friends.
r. w Elstuw, assistant claim agent OF
the Missouri Pacific, was in the city yes
terday from Fort Scott.
Miss Maggie Garwood has returned home
from very pleasant visit TO friends and
relatives in Southern Indiana.
Miss Maxwell has returned from pleas
ACT visit to the mountains and has resumed
her dnties in Judge Wallis Office.
Charlie Mcdonald, a railway mail clerk
on the Monett and Burton run, WAS down
from Halstead yesterday on business.
The secretary of the State Fair associa-
ton Yesterday mailed premium lists and
complimentaries to about 500 newspapers
OF Kansas.
Fehlei-ou's band gave an open air con-
cert to large audience last night at HYDE
park They will give an other next Thurs
day night.
Mrs. II. A. Witt, one of the jolly ex-
cursionsts from Neodesha. is enjoying a
week ) visit IN This city, the guest OF the
Misses D-aTdorffs.
The following shippers were on the
market: l. ID. Ward, HavilaDd, four cars
cattle; Basley 81 Alexander, Oatvllle; u.
NJ. Grimes, Colwich, cattle.
j. \. Hollmyer Is in St. Louis attending
the opening Of the new Missouri Pacific
Union depot, which Is said TO be the finest
IN the world, but one.
!. +. Johantgen aud wife are absent on
al eastern tour, which will include visits
to Chicago, New York and Boston. and to
relatives in kentucky on their return. -
Mrs. H V. Shepard left yesterday for
Hot Springs. Ark, in answer to " telegram
from w A Shepard announcing the
dangerous illness OF George '. Shepard.
The friends OF J. T. Sullivan of College
Hill, will regret to learn that his cOndi-
ZION changed for the worse yesterday, aud
that now he is ID very critical state. lie
suffers from an attack of erysipelas.
Robert +. Cook started yesterday morn
ing for Omaha with a car load of hogs for
the Nebraska State fair. Some of the
hogs are of The lot which he exhibited at
the worlds fair and which took the first
prize.