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WORK OF THE RACERS
WINNERS OF A DAYS TROTTING,
PACING AND RUNNING EVENTS.
Good Sport at Gravesend, Mystic
Park, Detroit. LatOnia. ST. Louis
ROby and Elsewhere.

BROOKLYN. y. Y, June 19.-Fine sport
marked the second day of the trotting
meeting at Gravesend. Summaries:
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NEW YORK OUTPLAYED
WASHINGTON HATED AND FIELDED
BETTER AND WON WITH EASE.

Defeated by Philadelphia,
Brooklyn Beaten by Boston and
Louisville DOwned by Pittsburg.
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Earned runs-Pittsburg, ]. TwO-base hits
-Clingman, Preston. Three-base hit-Beck-
ley. Sacrifice hits-Clingman, Kinslow,
O'Brien. Stolen bases-Genins, Beckley.
Smith. Bases on bals-Stenzel, Smith.
Cross Hit bv ritched hall-Becklev Cross
WEIGH, Zahner. Struck out-Donovan,
Zahner. Inks. Time-l:50 Umpire-Jevne.
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Scored Ten I'm Two Innings.

PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-the Philadel-
phias landed on Hoffer in the fifth and
sixth innings to-day and raped out five
runs in each. Attendance. 6,000 Score:
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ColcoIough and Cannon ReIea.ed.

PITrSBURG. Pa, June l9-Pitchers
Colcolough and Cannon were practically re-
leased to-day The former goes TO Scranton
and the latter to Syracuse.
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Western Association.

At Des Moines- III. II. T..
Des AIoines q o 0 o o o % 10 s
Lincoln .......1 3 . --l2 Is |
Batteries-Mauck, Figgemier and Traf-
fey; Gregg and Speer
AT Quincy X. IL. f.
Quincy .....2 III o > Ole II =
Peoria .......0 0 0 . 0-6 Q 10
Batteries-Abbey and Bolan; Thomas,
Lehman and Collins.
AT ST. Joseph. Mo- RHE.
St. Joseph....1 2 o . o-12 10 0
Omaha ........2 0 l o 0-6 8
Batteries-Parvin and Jones; Carish and
Lehman.
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CoIoueI. Outcln.red Inv Pittsburg.

PITTSBURG, Pa, June 19-Pittsburg had
no difficulty in defeating the Louisvilles
on their first appearance in Exposition Park
this year. The Colonies were soutclassed.
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BOSTON, June 19.-The game was an In
teresting one, though onesided. The visitors
could not hit Nichols to advantage. Attend
ance 1000 Score:
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National League Standing.
SLEW THE GIANTS.

The Senators Had Little Trouble I'm
Laying Ont Their Opponents.
NEW YORK, June 19-The Giants were
outplayed at every point by Washington to-
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Wednesdays Local Observations.

Wednesdays Local observations.
Bar Their. X. II. Wind. W'ther Pre-
a. m. .30.12 50 90 NV. Cloudy 05
p. m. 1907 "a SO Sc. Cloudy. r.
Maximum temperature. IS; minimum tenn
perature, S.
The following is a comparative statement
19
Norman ..................'...... IS IL
~
Departure from normal. ......... 90 ID
Excess or deficiency since June "122 -2Sl
Excess or deficiency since Jan. 1.-z0S -l2s
'Plus. c. +. r. WAPPENHANS.
Local Forecast Official.
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Southern Association.

At Nashville HHE
Nashville 80 l o o - 10 6
Evansville IL 0 0 ~ Q 1
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26
NE statue % Burns Highland Mar,

The statue - Burns Highland Mar
IS 70 be erected Al Dunoon. More than
q hundred years ago Burns fired with
Mary Campbell. 10 whom he was faith
less. for he was already married ~
Jean Armour. However. he Wrote beau
tiful verses about his Highland Mary
hence the statue. Il j. one OF The para
doXes of human nature that This mon
ument celebrates not tAe wolnan who
would have remained obscure lad she
never mel Burns. bur IAe poet who
amused himself with a Irritation and
with writing verses abou, =.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

= ever was The field whereon hostile
armies We're u meet
He knew MOI only the state of the
crops but how they could De transport
cd 20 The different markets. He was an
invaluable man. From a junior part
aer he assumed control. He was shrewd
and soon found himself in possession
and control II the business, which for
years was u~nrivalled anywhere. Every
agent paid him a commission. Every
pound Of tea grown in the celestial en-
p.re has sooner or later 10 come to him
Or his agents. II is a wonderful scheme.
incidentally h. started a banking bust
ness in connection with his different
agencies.
\ good share OF Noh oua's money IL
invested outside China. His vessels are
numbered by The thousand. and as a
matter II fact he commands more ships
than the admiral - any principality
His children nave had their education
finished II Europe. and are more than
half civiliz-d-or rather modernized.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

A woman who recently disappeared
from New York under most mysterious
circumstances has been discovered in
a Connecticut town. >horn Of her flow
ing hair. and serving contcntedly as a
chambermaid. Prior 10 her disappear
nee she was principal Of a school and
in comfortable circumstances. She was
missing three weeks. and. on being dis
covered and coaxed out of her lethar-
gy, asserted that the last intelligent act
she recalled doing was 10 buy a silk
shirt waist at Mays. This is proba-
bly, the first instance on record Of shop
ping driving a wOman crazy and IL
ought 10 be very widely advertised.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26
Uncle Sans Electric Plant.

An important change i about 70 be
made in the Government printing Office
at Washington. where The whole Of the
heavy shafrin. and expensive betting
hitherto employed Will BE removed 10
make room for an electrical equipment.
The Office il 70 be entirely lighted by
electricity. and IL is estimated that this
reform alone viii save the Government
$1,000 a month in gas bills. Much OF
che machinery will be- operated by cleo
tric power instead OF Steam. and nearly
all Of the work of several Of the depart
ments will be- done by electric motors.
The fact that 10000 feet Of wire and
10000 feet Of flexible cord are 70 be
suggests the comprehensive
of the installation.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26
Finger Nails in a Generation.

The statistical mar who can tell You
how many pounds ~ leather you will
year from Your shoes in a lifetime and
how many ton> of foo1 You will eat,
providing you live - ,he biblical limit
Of three score and ZEN" has just lin.
ished some odd statistics on finger nail
growth. He finds that the average hu-
man being cuts away about the one
t~hNty-second part Of an inch of nail
and a half each year. He also finds
that the average length of life the world
over IS about ~ years: that there are
1.3o0.H1.o0o miles " finger nails in
each generation.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26


Colonel Daniel Boone came 70 Nilsson
and built his cabin in the Darst Io..
tom. 4 few miles from Portage. and
his worth As Il pioneer of civilizariol
was recognized by Lieutenant Govern.
or DelassuS. who appointed him. On
July II, 1900. commandment OF me
Femme Usage district. Aside from
the settlement of the French At por-.
age. and the SpaniardS in Southern Cal.
ifornia. the cabin of Boone was Il.
first Saxon home founded beyond The
borders of the Mississippi.
The old cabin represented in the a.,
companying cut therefore anteda;.>
the purchase of the Louisiana traci by
Thomas Jefferson. and il Is cherished
by the people of that vicinity beyond
price. But of late years the relic seek
er has turned his step that way. AM
the old landmark is literally being car
rie1 away piecemeal. Colonel Boone
died at this place in the ninetieth year
Of his age. in 1922. and was buried
near by. but by an act of the Legs
lature of Kentucky his remains Were
subsequently disinterred and laid 4
their final rest underneath the mont
ment raised by that State TO the mem-
DRY of the brave pioneer. Many Of the
relatives of the famous old man Still!
,nhabit and till the fertile soil Of the
regions where he chose 10 make BIZ,
last home.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

IEe attempt II certain paper manu-.
fac~urers 10 form q trust strong enough
70 control the trade j 4 matter Of con
"ern = all publishers. but i still more
nearly concerns the public. As a re-
sur u -rea- scientific discoveries and
inventions education IS becoming more
neaTlr universal il the United States
L : mas ever been in history. The
advance from Year - year has been 50
rapid that We have hardly realized
WAa- Teac things the use Of wood
pulp il paper-makinc ! accomplish
inc. A. long as rac alone We're the
material for paper il was impossible
To- L. newspapers 70 reach the masses.
The chemists who showed how ~ turn
w""d-pulp into paper showed how 70
Get lifelong daily education down 70
the very poorest" tlo>a who have
lea>- - spend for il. And in the last
ten year, j. has been getting there with
r->ult> which ara too recent and TOO
great - bc realized In his .eneration.
Thu attempt II certain paper manufac-
tur-r> u undo what Las been done. u
r~e>tr.cr The production u paper. %
bring back tn old conditions. 70 take
liz benefit of tie discovery of wood
pulp away from tA- public that they
themselves may ~Mouopolize il. is a con
spiracy against the dissemination Of
knowledge. The paper trust will find
il a losing business. Progress never
goes backward. Cheap paper is a Ne
ceSsity Of universal education. and no
paper trust will succeed IN stopping
the advance uf civilization.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

Guerrita. "the famous Spanish bu..-
fghter" who wishes 70 give an eXaibi-
ton a. Atlanta. j not wanted IN -
United States. Il : explained by soma
that he would no be allowed 70 hu.-
the bull" bur II he wer- not tie alleged
'fght' would be a h~umbuc-a eaten.
penny fraud OF The worst kind. II We
are 20 haze any sort II bull-dght Il. u
have a genuine one FOR j money.
But We want none a. aIl. This i tn
United States Of America. and the peo-
pie II Georgia are Americans. not bull
fighting h~arbarians.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26
DANIEL BOONE'S LOG cApw,
1t Is CrumbiirG Away in Rr;.
the "Point" Near Alton 49, al

In me panhandle Of st. Charles co,.
". Missouri. famiiiarly known a. ..'
point" directly opposite ana a fn'
miles from Alton ILL.,, there stand the
crumblinS ruins of n Of the mos,
interesting landmarks in this porrin.
Of the Union. 1t is the log cabin ,h.-
was for many years the home and AHA
ing place Of Daniel Boone. the eraa.
est and widely known NJ ~,
original Indian fighters of the land
Late in the eighteenth centurr
French colony settled at Portaga da~
Sioux. and the quaint little village
standing on the west shore Of the Mic.
sis>ippi. ten miles above Alton. is sim
distinguished by the peculiar cbarao
teristics Of that nationality. In 10:
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26
Poor Prospect.

A pathetic thing. if one looks al
from an indulgent point Of view. Is wv
haste of certain young men TO posse
a beard. An undergraduate at coiies,
who was quite innocent of any sisn%
beard. grew confidential n day VIZ
the barber who was cutting his hair'
Don't you think I'm going 10 nav!
pretty good beard:" the young ""'
asked.
"Ah. well-perhaps So said 'he 49,
Der, seeing no reason 10 commi'
self.
Well" the young man went on w.
know my father had Il splendid oe"!
$50 he did" said the barber. p"tN
you know. I've always noticed nat
resemble your mother more thah
do your father"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

The story : 1old taa- q Michigan
woman hal q Try fashionable s.la
waist made. which she sem - her s.
Ter in & little Western Kansas t1wr.
She received in reply 4 letter u tAGnk>.
in which the sister said thai Sc found
the sleeves much lar-er than Ae- In
arms needed. AID >he had cuc them
over. getting enough out IL make -
5-year-old girl 2 dress. You mis-
have thought l had awful =, a-u,.
the sister out YES wrote.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26
Faster Steamships,

Now comes the threat that we are "a.
ing 10 have q steamboat that will cross
the ocean in three days. Gracious: arr
We not getting across fast enough now:
The rush will soon be to go by the slow
steamers. Its the ocean voyage lbaI
SO many people like; and. then. tlink
Of il. only three days sail from New
York 10 Southampton. If they would
stop there ii would be all right; but
then. turn ii around. il is only three
days from Southampton TO New YORK
1t isn't the people who go over there
that Worry me. but it is the class of pee"
pie that + being sci back TO us: mol
the people who come of their own ac'
ernments are anxious TO be rid o.
Think Of dumping them here ever!
three days. Wish the good Lord !
could make il thirty days. or three
years. Our great extent of unoccupie'
territory is Il danger. England OH!
a Few hours across the channel HON
Europe. Yet the continentalS have ne'e'
been able 10 make much impression ol
her. The agricultural portions OF EHs'
land have always been held by Els
lish hands. and. somehow or other wv
continentals have never been able toe
4 foothold there. But with us-in Ter
ritory We have so many Englanu>
there's certain 10 be room for all. anu
England. together with the rest OF Eu'
rope, seeds her surplus h~ere.-bos''D
Herald
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26
Cultivate Your Child's Teacher.

The drSt hing 70 ID is 10 visit the
school which your children attend.
Make a point II this. even if il means
i sacrifice Of something else, writes
Edward W. Box in an article on Our
schools and our Teachers in the La
dies Home Journal. Few things can
be more important than 20 see for your
self the surroundings 81 your child dur
ing school hours. Observe quietly YET
keenly, but remember that any observa-
tons or comments You have 10 make.
the teacher of The class in which your
child happens - be is o the proper
person 10 whom - make them. The
principal Of the school Or the suparin-
tendent is The proper functionary for
such purposes. The teacher is helpless;
She must accept conditions as she finds
them. She is an empluye. pure and sim
PIE. But seek her out and win her ac-
Quaintance and confidence. Show her
that you yearn IL cooperate with her.
She knows that The best results can
only be obtained when teacher and par
ent cooperate. Invite her To Your home
not in a general way. but at a definite
time. Make her feel that You want her
- be something more than the teacher
Of your child. Make 4 friend of her II
You can: AZ least give her the opportuni-
y 70 show thar She has another side 10
her nature than that which she shows
n the classroom. The teachers burden
is a heavy Il rather Than a light me.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

among them being -he oh Mission
Church The old LEGISLATURE bu.ldiu-
William Henry Harri~ou'> hou>+ and
ex-Pre>ident Tyle-'> Old mansion. T4-
old Harrison house has the app-a-4lce
OF . modern two->-o-y dwelling Lou>a.
There have been >9Ue additions . Il
original structure. and there : nothir-
about rhe building - excite The atte.
zion u ole who do-> uo- know il, his
tory. Work on rhe house was started
IN lSl1 under the persona. direction o.
Tea. Harrison. although. Z accouut o.
scarcity Il material and labor. i vas
moi completed until Wv years later.
The original building consisted - but
four -O5u>. TWO upstairs and -wo down,
with q basement. There ara TWO -.
frances. he main doorway. facing the
south. The we>- side q rha house :
b~ow-shaped. anl IN -he time u liz
conflicts with -he Indians II contained
port holes. For this same reason lcck
ers We're placed inside the window cas-
.nGs % conceal their ammunition. Thera
was ar one time 4 tunnel running from
the cellar 70 the river. which gave 1h4
inmates a chance 70 get water when
confined for any length II time and
provided for them q MEANS 4 escape II
Il building was burned. This how.
ever. Is now almost completely dll-l
W. and can b. explored for : short d!s.
lance only.
The old Legislature building serves
now a. q trnemeur LnIlse This /. H.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

Element in Maine % the largest capital
in Europe. tea is everywhere a daily
beverage. Whether IL comes by cara
van across siberia or by boat around
the Horn and the Cape Of Good Hope.
il is as much a necessity as bread. Years
ago Woh qua, who had worked himself
up in the firm with which he was con
nected. looked ahead fifty years and
saw the vast possibilities of the bust
ness. Every canton and district was
mapped out In his mind as accurately
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26
HE CONTROLS THE TEA TRADE.
A Chinese Tea Nabob Who Is Many
Times a Millionaire

China has il ~millionaireS as we'll as
the United states. in fact the richest
man in the world i a Chinese. Ii Hung
Chang. whose fortune i placed az
S,r".~o.pp. Another Chinese who is Il
millionaire i Woh Qua. the Canton
tea merchant. His fortune is placed al
For years the Chinese tea trade has
centered in him. From the smallest SET.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26
HISTORIC BUILDINGS.
interesting Structures Which Still
Stand in N~incennes. Ind.

A town that nee gave promise Of r!y-
eling Chicago and s.. Louis in com
mercial importance in the West is Viz
cepnes. Ind. situated about half
way between Cincinnati AMI 81. Louis.
on the Wabash River. In the early days
thu place was 2 trading post for the
West and Northwest. and many II the
merchants Of Chicago and -. Louis
travelled 70 NincenneS 70 DO this trad
ing.
The owl was settled in the eight
eenth century by The French. and in
old F7enchtown. below the principal
business par u tie cry. ara many
landmarks ot great historical Interest.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

From Nv YORK - san Francis
----- : lo- q ci-y ~ considerable >.z-
w-.e- may ~ ~-,l mi .r>-lf II IN.
a.~e .c,-i e q va--a1cy law -
a~.---e! = :, .-eiui- -ho>- v~arie-a1ri
Ge4tA-a g VII. under cui>e II vagers
ar ling IL c~ouA-ry-anl the PEG
pl-4a their -lobe-crotciag evolutious.
The .r>- M. Who attempted % cir
.u-nnar "a - earth il 4 given TIM
WIZ ~ liz other peoples monev
~ 2 c~tIr->gu- genius. since thai
-.ne have been q whole host u
l--l-a- =. a-i he fashion seam, 10 be
spreading. NJ = week has passed this
>-a>ol Th~l ~,Ie frpwSy. anblin-.
dow1---lee. sport las failed 20 ap.
i'e2- - CL!ccv - register and Incl
c@1-a-.r - solicit interviews and ham
sandwiches. All that the warrant Of
re salute books accomplishes against
>~'ci"-y : . fa-i OF it without render
in- n equivalent. This the WAGER
bound touri>- accomplishes and more.
4-e .4w Q-e~umes that q man shall not
A4T- something for nocAinc. and when
81 Individual capable II earning or
paying IL Way starts out with the
2Tpwed intention Of getting a great
dea- for nothing lie becomes az the least
I -u!sanc-. Thirty days Of stone-pile
might have Z mighty wholesome efec-
uI9a SIM u these peripatetics.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

-acean ~ the prescott year l. unusually
plentiful and e,.celent. and appear
ances indicate hat il may b. possible
: report charity oyster stews with
more than the usual solitary bivalve
before the season closes. OF al our
domestic products that promise aound-
n yields this season there i not one
that will be gre led with more gen
uine satisfaction than TIC oyster.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

iAd j inserted between them. with Il
dampened sheet Of copying paper, and
the plates are bent against the desk
or -sbie. a. shown in ,he cut. this pres
sure being all that : needed 70 make q
good clear copy.
When the pressure i relaxed the
metal sheets become ia again and are
ready tor another COPY.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

place where the nr>t LEGISLATURE Of the
Northwestern country met. A stair
way. which Aa> long since been torn
away. ran VI I.e side Of the house.
and led into what was known as the
general assembly rooIl. which com.
prised the entire second floor. The
first floor was divided into rooms 10 be
used FOR Offices.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

The manner in which he throws Ris-
marck bouquets now and then may IL
dictate a good deal az shrewdne>- ii,
well as appreciation on the p3-- q IL
rmDeror Of Germany.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

Few persons have much if any idea
Of the extent OF the oyster business or
how large a quantity of oysters is con
sumed for food. The usual output is
not far from 30.00O.OOo bushels annual
~ IN the United States. Of this guam
THY Maryland produces about one-third
of the total output. Virginia ranks
next, while New York, New Jersey and
Connecticut follow close together. The
value Of the bivalves mount 10 over
100000. Reduce the output in bush
els to quarts. and you have 9GD,0D0.OD0
quarts to distribute m0ng some Co.
100000 Of people. From the Atlantic
oyster beds the report il that the fruS.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

There j. 10 danger that The exa
Of tAe Chicago -irl who wa> married
in boomer Will be- generally followed
only abou, one girl IN d thousand 2
find q man who will marry le-
h. has >e.n her in bloemer>.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

English papers are discussing ,ae
question. should actresses b. mar
ried:' Undoubtedly they should when
ever il j. possible.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

Did Your wife say anything when
you got home 50 late:" Not when ] got
home said the other man. sadly. she
waited till | got asleep and then got up
about ) o'clock 10 practice N the
pianD'-Indianapolis Journal.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

4. saloon sandwich in Bridgeport.
Conn. instantly killed a man ,he 9TH.
day. This seems queer: thar ider-ic4.
sandwich had don service since l~3
and never killed any I before.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

Holmes former friend. Allen. is Sill
confined IN the Arkansas p~euitentiary.
but his imagination j. az large.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

You say il was a runawa! h' M,
Partly. He tried 10 run away =.
she brought him to time by thr'"~ "a.
a breach of promise suit."-lndlaN'f
lis Journal.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

Three minutes for dinner Yin.
the railroad porter. Good. es9'
ed The editor. THE last time II ""S'
Atlanta Constitution.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

Some Of these days. if he is liberated,
Mr.. Holmes may run UP against j bone
less man.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

A car iarn has been established b
Cincinnati. - pur.-puss j. 10 RAISE
fur.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

DIR. Reilly'S discovery of the dangers
involved in kissing is very alarming.
isn't it?" said the young man. Very"
the young woman replied. but then
YOU know women admire courage liz a
MAJ above every other Quality."-Chi-
cage T.ac3uerald.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-26

About the most delicate thing yon
can say of a liar, is that be "exagger-
ateS."