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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13

On Friday evening of last week viii
liam Mash entertained a number Of his
gentleman friends. It was very enjoy
able occasion The amusements were
interesting and the merry ring OF voices
indicated the appreciation of the visitors
Supper was served about 8 o'clock. the
principal feature Of which was two young
sopossums, which were prepared by Chef
Wilbur, who is said TO he one of the I'm
est in the west when it comes to cooking
the great southern .fowln The supper
was elegant and bountiful and the guests
did ample justice to the many good things.
The guest departed thanking Mr.. Mash
and praising Mr. Mash for her care and
labor in preparing TO receive them.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13

A. e. Lewis, a farmer living south of
ire city, has the distinction of bringing to
our market four hogs, averaging 400
pounds each. He is a successful farmer
and is business-like in every way.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13

We are'pleased with the work of our
correspondents We are grateful for
their effort. But our business has grown
to such an extent that we can not pub
lish news notes that reach US Friday
morning as seyssafal did this week. Please
send the@s1fo us BY Wednesday and
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13

Charles Henry was elected senior vice
commander of east side Kinsman post, g.
A. r.. at their last meeting. He is worthy
the honor conferred upon him and will fill
the position with credit to himself and
his race.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13

Mr.. Taylor, son ofMrs Henrietta Wal
lace OF Fourteenth and Maple streets. and
his family, and her grand son and his
family. all of Mississippi. have arrived in
the city and will make this their future
homo.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13

Miss Blanche Renix assisted by the
Renix brothers will give grand concert
and close the fair, Friday, December 81
Eeery body invited to come out.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13

The Misses Richardson, Crayens. Jack
son, Wood, Terry. Renix. Robinson and
Stanton left Saturday for Bondurant.
where they will participate in the w. c.
:. Y. oratorical contest. The prize is a
silver medal.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13

All communications should be short
and to the point. Correspondence must
have their letters IN by Wednesday to IN
sure publication.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13

Mrs. Armenia Brown, with the Santa
Claus boys and dual wedding on
wednesday evening, December25
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13

George w Carver, assistant botanist
Of the Iowa Agricultural college. He is
brilliant young man and we bespeak for
him successful future.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13

Miss Rosie Terry will give grand
song cantata The Galilean' on Thursday
evening, December 26.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13

Mrs. Rule and others are conducting
very interesting bible readings at the
home of Mrs. G. w Henry.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13

Preaching at First African Christian
church at II a. m and s p. M Sunday
school At $3.50 p. IN. +, Lonack, pastor;
r. Brown, superintendent
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13

Samuel Lewis and family now enjoy the
pleasure Of a horse and buggy.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13
Through to Minneapolis and ST. Paul by
Daylight.

See the new train service on the Chi
cage Great Western (Maple Leaf route),
commencing December Is. Time OF ali
trains shortened. Fastest service ever
given to the northwest, southwest and
east. For details see time tables or apply
to w. II. Long, Great Western Agent. 210
9Th street, Des Moines.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13

81. Paul AN, E, Church, corner Second and
Csnter,T. Reeves, pastor. Sunday school at &c
p. m John Hardy. superintendent Quarterly
meeting; Rev d.. Burlefgh. presiding elder OF
81 Paul District of A. NJ E. church, wiz off
ate. Preaching at 1870 a. m, also at 9 D m.
followed by the administration OF the I,ord's
supper By the Elder. Preaching at 4 80 D. m
Monday, Love Feast Good music bv the
choir All are weIcoynes
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13

Mr.. Davis. formerly Of this city, but
late Of Grinnel is in the city
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13
SOC UP TO $500

Holiday Umbrellas.
Nothing more useful than UNI
brellas, especially when it rains-If
It don't rain-the sun may shine
For both Ladies and Gents-The
Latest Fad-Gentlemen's Cans and
Umbrellas in sets
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13

Tomorrow We Will Talk Handkerchief
Fancy mems for Holidays
Spectel Work Dresser Scarfs--75c to
$50 each-Cheval Dress Scarf and
Mats, 81 10 and 1.50 per set
Dainty Bureau Scarfs and Sets. in
Lace = Points D'Esprit = Linen
Swiss ambric-Battenbe and
Plain Hemstitched Lined Every
price, size, and quality-5Oc up TO
Sl2 apiece.
Art Doylies.
In Lace and in Lineu-For Dress
ing Tables For Side Boards-For
Dining Tables Hands Embroidered
Doylies, 3 fol SOC -25c 35c-45c--
5Cc--up to 81 25 each
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13

Novelties in Brushes.
Whist broom Hat Brushes-Clolh
Brushes-Yelvet Brushes -CelluIold
Wood and Metal Backs Presents
for 25c up to S1.25.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13

TIE
POINT


One day nearer sounds out tie rec
ord-as we approach the Christ
mas 1ime-Hands are bisy-
head,mind and heart all at work
Planning for the joyous Christmas
day.
Every day we want to help you in
this work by Our Suggestions.
Bottles of Perfume.
Fancy bottles all styles and sizes
all the popular odors, at Is cents to
Sl.0e each.
Toilet Sets.
An elegant line OF Tray Sets
Brush Comb and Mirror-in Cellu-
loid and Oxodized goods
Gentlemen's Travelling Cases.
Solid Leather Complete Best in
quallty-a nice gift-s1 % up to
$40 per set.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13
Kid Gloves and Mittens.

All the new shades all staple colors
kid Gloves and mittens lined and
unilned-new stitching large as.
sOrtment
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13
EDw ARD f.. JOHNSON.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. he,
Moines, Iowa Hours o to Ii "a. m
! e 'oa;3e p. NJ, 81 to 5 80 D. IN Sun
DAYS, 10 To il >. rs Office Corner ssis,t
SUD !.o'.a>t ST. Residence, ~. Ninth ),
pn9Ee g
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13

The Ladies Afternoon Social club met
on Thursday at the home Of Mrs. Maud
Morton on sth street, with the president
in the chair. The club was well attended
The afternoon was spent in theu way,
needle work and conversation. An e g.
CANT repast was served by Mrs. Morton
that was highly enjoyed by all present.
The club adjourned to meet December 10
with Mrs. M. A. Cheek at the home Of
Mrs. T. E. Barton on 23d street. AN
members are requested to be present.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-13

Following is the program of the A. M.
E. Literary society. to be given next
Tuesday evening, az st. Panl's A. nj. E.
church. exercises to herin at gao shanr, :.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05

Nrs. ireland went on 4 boating cxp".
dition with Mr.. Frouir ana his daucll-
ter. The young lady spoke somewhat
alphabetically of the wild look Of in"
sea and her fathers love Of danger. and
begged their visitor NOT I" feel COM
PEELED 10 20.
Bal was IN n" mood IA manliIa'-
lurc fears. and fell none. The wind
and tide were hot,l against lis. AMI ii
was sloa work for The three strong
! boatmrL 10 pull against both. and
there WAS Il sense Of l,bor"d strain in
our progress.
After Two or three hours il,c order
was given To go h~omcward. and 4 large
sail was hoi>Ird. Now. with wini and
tide i'm our favor. and the wind begin
rim. To blow most violently. we Htcral-
J.. few along the water. The sensation
WAS collaborating and deeply exciting.
suddenly there WAS Il change i'll SEA
and sky. An ominous hlackucss lay on
The water around our little boat. The
sun still Shonr ri a distance. hui we
seemed in night. The cry of the wind
was a wild shrek. the water rose tn
m%nltuously. and rain and hail fell
ab%undantly. We shipped Il good deal
81 water. The little Graf, could not he
riChtcd.
Are YOU afraid" asked Mr.. Froudc
in a loud bul thoroughly unmovcd voice.
and with what seemed a >ardonic smile.
"Not in the feast" was my reply.
The storm grew more violent. Miss
Froudc. who was self possessed hui
very pale. said. so ~ 10 he heard. II
tnink we are in danger. father" ia
which the reply. given withou; Il tings
Of emotion. was. VERY likely"
| realized that there was Il near pos
Sibility ri our being drowned. Sud.
denly Mr.. T'roudc called. close 10 my
ear. Are you ready"
And something ncrvcd me up 10 add
distinctly. 'Quii" ready. The place
and the hour and the company viii do
very we'll. if il is T." be now and here"
Well" he said. liz tits not now. Ills
yet to comr-thc readiness is all"
Almost as the words were spoken
the boat riGhich. the storm abatcd. and
we got under shelter of some rocks.
Then Mr.. Froudr said. coldly:
"Don'l trust +" first impressions. Mrs
Ireland"
And he gave me one of his unfavora.
bic. searching looks.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05

Al n circuit court held some years
ago in u Western State an action of
eicctmcni was trird "hy tho court with.
III Il jury" The decision rendered
was couchcd in Slcl "A way that ii
caused considerable amusement.
The sui, was brought by Il religious
society Ia % possession nf II com.
clery. The defendant WAS II physi.
elan in active practice. who. As II of
a committee appointed by the church,
had houghr the ground for the use Of
tho society.
.Aftcrward he severed his connection
with rhe society. and il was found thai
he had taken tllr title in his " name
and intended I" appropriate the prem.
Uses for his private use. The defendant
insisted THAT he had bought rhe ground
in his own right after his relations tc
the society had ceased.
The court. after hearin. the evidence
and arguments. proceeded I" state the
grounds for his decision. aud nrlcreC
Judgment for the plaintiff. Wherrupor
the Defendants counsel arose. and ask
cd the court To state more fully tha
rca SonS for the decision.
"Ccrrainly." said his honor. promptly
But AS YOU have heard what | have
said. | have only twn additional rca
sons tn give: One il that the rhurcl
seems 10 need Il cemetery. and the OH
or thai the doctor has failed 10 show
that his practice is sufficiently large tt
make il necessary for him Ia keep 5
huryinG ground of his own"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05

In Zach of the States Of Iowa. Niri,i-
gan. Minnesota and Wisconsin a census
was taken This year. The Constitution
II these various States provide for I
'cnSlIS in the middle Of the decade. This
count. following the Federal census
aiken at the beginning of each decade,
gives Il census every tive Years. Tho
cxpcnS" IS not great and statistics OF
population and material progress ic.
furnished which are i%nsirurtive and
valuable. In these four States tho
total increase of population is abouc
1.o,no since 1870. The gain il much
smaller than thar which occurred dur.
ing the semidccadc from 1885 10 .S:HJ.
The falling off in tho rate of incrrD,o
doubtless is due 10 the fact that Euro
pcan immigration has decreased, but
more so by the fact that people migri-
ting from the East Ia lind Western
homes have zone farther West. 10 tho
States and Ia the Pacific coast,
\ striking feature OF This years census
statistics. however, is the disparity be-
tween tl" estimated increase and the
actual increase of population in the
minor Western cities. The Increase Of
urban population has bc"u much laSS
than h CucSS"S based upon directory
ana school statistics had led the public
{" suppose. In fact. III" city increisa
has been hut little or no greater than
the Increase in tho farming districts.
Inc growth of the city population AMI
I'll" rural population has proceeded
along on substantially parallel lines.
This fact tends To show that tho farm.
ing interest during the last tive ye:ira
las been AZ prosperous rs the CONNER
'ial and manufacturing interests. The
i%n"rraSs. in population is Il test, aud the
best test. Of general prosperity. When
he population strands still it il u sign
'f business and industrial depression.
!ucrcls" Of population ia II sign of
Growth in all the interests of the people.
Prices of many farm products, especial
" whca and some other grains. have
been very low for III" past four years
In 1884 Il appeared us il the loves,
possible range Of prices had bf>rn reach
I'd. Fifty-ccnt wheat was a. plirnomn
non tiiat appeared like an on,en of uni.
yerSal agricultural disaster aud decay.
Yet the evidences of Agricultural pros
o"rlry are numerous and ar" every
where d%iSpayNl. In spit" of low prices
a; the markets. ri high prices Tor
transportation. of the "xartiouS Of mid
dlcmcn and of all the '~calpS" and prof
it's Wliici, ar. gathered between pro
ducerS and consumers tbe producers
have been increasing IN wealth and
numbccS AZ ranidly As any other class
Of population. The country has CROWN
IS rapidly rs the cities in I'll" number
Of inhabitants and in I'll" results which
industry aud thrift produce.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05

1lrrl'iy ~ th" gun. and capable of be
ing %atixri NJ pleasure. In this addi-
tional mu2zlr is placed the amount Of
choke desired by the shooter. so that
when ilr WrzZir is adjusted the Gun AT
once Kills 90 tlIr greater distance de
sired. f0i" attaching Of the muZZl. 10
fl,r barred i donr by Il lock screw NJ
the upper part Of the barrels. and by ::
peculiar ant very close fitting screw
which passes through The full length of
fhr ailnSInb,r muZZlc into Il solid re-
r.pincl" uhrradrdl for il. in the rib
between the barrels. This is calculat-
vi - hold il prrfrrtly secure and gas
light. To ia" wild fowler in the coming
season. especially. this will he useful.
rs whrn ilr fowls leave the open waite
lud take Ia the ScdgrS II different u
Is generally desired.
Another item. while moi exactly new.
VAS been of late years so much improv-
vi that = may almost he ranked as new.
This is the two-"yed sight. 1t WAS in
c.HrNi by Il butler in an English no
'bIh ihuiNN II WIS nTSi SlIUth
W III" r"ulark of an eminent London
nrul;st 10 the effect that nearly - per
VI OF mon had drfrctive vision. This
fact made the butler. whose name wa !
Gilbert. think ai,uu, the number of poor
shots there were amOn the English
gentry. After numbcrlcSS experiments
he evolved II rather crude arrangement
If two things like small square needles
! sixteenth of an inch thick. one about
live inches long. the other about three
inches long. which were fixed on the rib
bet wrrn The barrels of a gun near Tho
sight. aud were expected to remedy
the defect va lrfl eye AMI regulate the
right. He managed 10 get the Earl de
Grey. The famous running rife shot
the Marquis of itipon. Lord MunSon.
~ Ralph Payne G"lwcy and others to
lake HE Thing up. Try il. and report on
l.. ana III alrloS, every ease the report
W'S very favcrlblr. to the effect that ii
certainly did ,mprovc the shooting.
ont&iG" of these experts the rank and
fi}r 81 gunnrrS would take no stock in il.
i Nis claimed. and with reason. that
ihr average wing Shoi never saw The
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05
Fast Travelling.

Competition between two British rail-
way lines this year resulted in "breaH'
iny the record" for long-distance speed
\ train ran over the London and North
western line from London to Aberdeen
80 miles. in 5l2 minutes. In order |"
show what an American railroad -
able to do. tine New York Central roa"
ran a train from New York to bui
talo. 1867 miles. in 4O7 minutes. ih>
is at the rate of siXty-fOur ana oh'
third miles. as compared with the pr.
iSh record of siXty-three and one-h'''
miles. an hour. AS the circunsieren'.
OF the earth at the equator Is Lt,'".
miles. a train running nj the speeo %
the New York Central train you'd ="
circle the globe in sixteen days, wv
hours and fifty-eight minutes.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05
New Uses for Palmetto Leaves

Every lover of our forests gricv"S nj
the sight 81 giant hrm!ockS lying strip
ped Of their bark. taken for Use i'll tan.
ming leather. while ia" trunks are left
Il" rot upon the ground. OF late Il com.
paraiiv"ly new Sourt" OF iannin has
been developed. the leaves of the pal.
mrtto tree. II is asserted that the ON.
ploymcnt of these leaves is more econ.
oBl;ral than that of oak ana hrnilock
bark. Moreover, Il Use has been found
Tor ;hc leaves after the taunin has been
extracted. The long tibrrS are PREPARED;
by \ chemical process IL be made into
paper. .ArIiiicia, horScha:r il also ur,s
duccd frem The iibrcS.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05

years he has spent n sum exceeding
100000 on coaches. traps. drags.
brakes and other fine specimens of TN,
carriagemaker's art.
In general outline the S1O.Nm dainty
is in the shape of n long ulster. made
II Canadian buckskin cloth and reach,
ing from the heels up to the head. 1t
will no OF black and perfectly plain. OK
,rpt for the collar. which will be made
of sable. Inside tho GOA is lined with
The eighty skins which run its cost up
~ II modcratc-Sizcd fortune.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05

An American @iri worth S2.Ooo.N 900 "
S.;.0Ou.Om WAS married in New York
ana lay some very extraordinary FREAK
married an American. Tho New York
newspapers gave her marriage pUhlici.
~ 10 the extent of 4; Stirkful in their
columns. If she had married II penni-
less British lordling her choicp would
have been celebrated in pages of typA
ana III" pictures of her rroilSSTau would
have filled countless columns. Perhaps,
n HE feminine mind is not wholly
nvrrSn 10 publicity. all III" able cdito-
rails in the NcW York newspapers con
deWning The prnchant Of tn" American
maiden to marry tho alien peer will
'arry loss influence than IN" remarka-
Die zeal with which III" cwS editors
celebrate the hcrOines Of these interim.
,i"nal marriages.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05

law which governs destiny made it in
cyitablc. Tlic " is conveyed in the
dispatches: Holmes is writing q:
1,nok." tic had done nearly very
thi,ig else. iic has fractured the com
iivcs. he had piled UP ccllarfulS of the
victims of his malign passions. But
the foster was incomplete, He had left
something Uudonc. Aud now. in the
solitude OF his dark prison cell. he has
discovered w. ii WAS. and haStcnS to
round out his career with Que final
n~rt;Stic touch.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05

II is Il pleasant European custom t.
lif; the hat III gentlemen. as well rs t..
ladies. Oui of THIS practice arose the
remark of i well known London hal.
.rr. vino me-; IN acquaintance VINO
owed him for the haI he wore.
The halter. who was accompanied by
u friend. lifted his hat Ia his debtor.
bur the latter made no sign Of %rccogni-
ton.
'Iic does no, salute !you:" said the
haitcr'S friend.
NO" said HE halter, Il think he
might al least touch my hat to me-.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05

at ono time or another. been compelled
to move aside SO that a bagsage-tr1rk
might pass.
A cOntrivance to do away with this
Inconvenience has been devised by the
chief mechanical engineer of the Lanca
shire and Yorkshire Railway. Of Eng
land. and is now in use ut the Victoria
Station. Manchester. 1t consists OF .
tramway suspended from the roof M
the station, on which runs q light car
fitted with an electric motor and a seat
for an attendant.
Chains passing over a winch barrrl,
also operated by electricity. permit the
basket truck. shown in the cut. to 0e
raised or lowered, and in this way bag
gage and parcels of all kinds may @
moved from one platform to an0tnee
vcr the heads Of the passengers. ..
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05
OF VALUE TO SPORTSMEN.
An Adju.tabic Choke MuZz e and tho
Twu-Eycd Sight,

Que OF tli. greatest improvements IN
The hiSfnry OF III" gun. 81 fow.ng piece.
as i, was first called. was the introduce
ton hy old .i,N Mau;on ot what i,
terluri choke. The choke ~ >trm has
It's tira wburkS. nevertheless. Thc pril-
cipal on" is that while the unchecked
cylinder will NOT Kill ut much over 20
wards. tlln rhokrd gun 1T that 1i>;anr"
shoots .iti. 4 rifle, the shot flying ="
close Is L, hrrom" almost u bullet. no
crSsiiaiir" Il very close aim. and Son'-
times rltIdling II bird With the amount
of Slloi poured into IT,. In European
covert shooting the sport varies from
rabbits in Il hunch of gorSc. getting up
~ - yards. 10 the SpinncyS. whcr" the
pheasant Rockets ii 30 ~ 80 yards above
tirtrt" tops and goes like the wind. To
meet 'he>r rX'geucicS it has always
been necessary for the sportsman to
have two guns. II choke and one al
most cylinder. They have. in some
= been partly me-; 10y having Two
sets of barrels differently bored for the
same gun. 81 tllat they can hc changed
= will according To the game 10 he
slinr. Tho latest solution of The prob
lem - called tho adjustable muzzlc. and
is. rs lis uamr implies. Il mlizzlc of
about three inches in length. forming
practically IN extension of the barrels
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05

Petersbv had just been t'li''-
Smithington that if he. Smithihs''"-
did not smoke, he would save abou' -
hundred dollars every ten w
Then" tloughtfully observed -.
other. "as you have not SMOKED ~
evenly years. You probably nav.
twelve hundred dollars to show Ior
The particular moral-Or joke-oi U.s.
modern fable is that IclerSo! W."
forced 80 admit that he had not S''
Il cent. Thus il is that man pre''"''
and practices not.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05

UySicria scouts to have taken posses
sipa cf Il portion ~ the british press
olct The Observation-Disclosures mar
ri.g". The Daily News says that This
ton.p OF rank ana wealth comes NJ the
rigid time to unite the two nations III
ru. Ties al Il Culnmon Worship after the
csirangrIncn of the yacht races The
common worship must mean of title
and gold, and ii Is scarcely fair To say
ria, ,iic American people rs 4 nation
otr vet wholly devoted 10 that cult.
Enually ridiculous is e. w. Smaliey'S
di.,,aiCl, to the Times, of London. to
t,,. effect that THE marriage Is exceed
in.y nnpulnr." It's popularity Is nm
lied 10 ihr creditors OF Marlborough
and favored florists. MUSICIANS, cater
,rs ,ud the few hundred purses mVli-
,d In qssis. ~ is celebration. AS IL
u,x ,ot IN the power Of DunIaveil 10
e>ir3r.rt anp friendly peoples by Door
ish t-,ii,,ur 3ycr :. yacht race, Il Is nos
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05

SiGttS on Il shotgun. anyhow. .irn
rXENr:nrp;S ryolVcl II number Of ca
riouS 'hju.s. one Of which was tina. The
mrZHl" If Il %Gn or rifle could he pushed
through The cr0Wn of Il Stuvcpipc hat
fro3 rhr inside Ia The outside. 50 THAI
the u,Il2lc projected SIX inches. and
thHt while the left eye was shut ii wa,
~im;o>siblr I" aim with any certainty.
tan i!lt blocking the sight. when The
Left eye WIS opened il was possible not
Gully Ia aim. hui also 10 see the si-l,l ON
lie "rd % The barrels. The hat prac,
ri.;ily becoming transparent.