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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21

wlcn the company cake that was too
good for the family was abolished. We
have Yet IL learn how 10 preserve nerve
force and the importance OF impersonal
thought as an ozone generator for home
atmosphere. | heard Il IN the other
day bewall the fact that her house
maid of all work wiped up the floor
with the dish cloth ana made mullins
when She ordered biscuit. and the prob
lr,u Of home-making looked to NE as
though ii was hopeless rs far as solu-
ton was concerned. II Il cyclone had
swept away the roof she could have
pat very little more regret in her wall.
GraSping az majesty in such things "a
tloor-clOths and biscuit demonstrates in
sufficient regal qualifications for a home
luter.-rhiladelphia Times.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21
The Eirnnlacc.

Unless your fireplace is already fur.
nished with firedogs. Tenders and al
the belongings of wcll-regulatcd fire.
places, seek to find what you want IN
stores where tlicy sell such fireplace
paraphernalia as was made when the
fireplace vas an important feature OF
the household. Brass i~irclo@S. shovel.
tongs, bellows and coal scut,le make i
picture of truly magniliceu. beauty
VIXEN they are kept bright by day ami
are flashed upon by the flames III ni-A:.
The Old-fashioncd trivet. too-that H.
tie t~hree-leggcd repository OF dishes
that We're 10 be kept warm-inay he
found and adds 10 the qua!ntness OF Iii d,
hearth.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21

ing there cut long enough TO form the
cOrselet bell, which hooks al the sides.
The bodice has a plain bias back and
4 short basque. In front there is a box.
Dleat which cuncealS the fastening and
is rather wider ~ the top than at the
bottom. 4 row OF buttons dncorates
this pleat. and a plain linen collar is
pa; inside the standing one OF cloth.
In contrast 10 the almost too popular
bag front, Is the sWathcd bodice made
by starring the figures in the folds of Il
closely drawn drapery. The woma
with a good figure may have most OF
her W yuWEs made bagg"d Ia show
h a she knows what Is what, but 1T
the same time she may have one or two
made IN this other fashion, and they
will surely display her tiTe figure &c
better advantage. Another sort of
draDcry that viii serve the Same pur.
pose is employed on the handsome If
tcrnoon dress Of de linal picture. Here.
instead Of having HE fulincsS hagginc
nj the waist. The material is drawn III
10 the arInholes and punched into
plelts there, from which Ii draDcs very
pret.ily. Violet .iace silk is he dress
material, 10 which is added a vest of
black and white satin with plain stock
collar attached and Il panel Of The sarne
IN he skirt. The belt is Il plain satin
ribbon tied n the side. and the full
sleeve pufA are yiolc, SIX, cnIiu. in
white satin cuffs.
Copyright. 1850.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21
about $50, and by 3 O'Clock the play is

about $50. and by . O'Clock the play is
fairly started. After 4 IS luncheon.
with light talk and laughter. Again
II playing is resumed, and the ladies
leave IN time ~ appear home At the
dinner table. In some cases the Women
go 10 the alleys with their husbands
and brothers and have formed 10 clubs
exclusively for themselves. This is thu.
case with the woman, folk OF the mem-
bers or the Germauia Club. To This
club belongs the credit Of Introducing
bowling among the CHICAGO women
Years ago, long before the game ever
promised 10 be Il fad the ladies 81.
Germania had acquired skill IN up,urn-
Ing the pins. At one tine they had ::
club composed Of some OF the bes;.
known ladies in the city.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21

m simply cannot nave too many Of
them. The very prctteS are made with
the front falling loose and fiat. and The
wide fat effect further emphasized by
the falling Of Il pair Of straps Of ON
broidered and jeWcied material. wide
enough 70 add considerably to the G
panSe across the chest ana 10 tn" waist
line. Here the Straps are cut or, and
the belt, aDsurGly fail under the loose
and Hat front, appears to be imp9sa.Gly
tiny. BUt despite this continuance Of
the fancy waist. princess dresses are
appearing N large numbers FOR indoor
wear, and theit variety IS SO great as to
be bewildering. Two OF these appear
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21
For the Business Woman.

y model dress for business women
presented 1t Il private dress session OF
4 recent Wonan's council has n skirt
OF fashionable cut, with the annroyrd
number OF cores in the back. Il simple
vest with a breast pocket. and a cnt-
away coat with Il French back. The
coat contains seven pockcys. The dress
skirt. which is Of the usual walking
length, has two: he skirt is so arranged
that It can quickly be adjusted for a
rainy-day dress without changing its
hang" or making the figure look either
awkward OF unusual. by such adjust
ment the hands are left free, and one
does not have to Struggle with several
handouts Of dress, umbrella and pack,
ages.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21

Take one tooth away from fair
llclrn's mouth" says an old author.
and there lad never been Il siege of
Troy and the divine Had had never
been written" 1T i. impossible to con
COVE OF beauty in 4 oma without q
set OF regular. white, well-shaped
tcctl. and il is true that with every
other feature vi the classic mold-with
beautiful eyes. well-formed lips. Il skin
of roses and lilies, q magnificent head
of brown OF golden tresseS, the shout
dcrs and bust OF Il Ilebe and the limbs
vi II D!tna-a woman stands or falls
10y the beauty or defects of her teeth.
you may dwell on her grace Of contour
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21
bowling for the Ladies'.

The heat and the languor Of the SUN
mel are gone, and with the cr.spness OF
enl!vened. With this feeling always
come the promptinss for enjoyment.
physical as well as social. After the
enervating summer the muscles seem
10 cry out for freedom and play. 4
woman has muscles, and she can be
young and healthy, and of late years
She has discovered this and she has
acted accordingly. bowling bids faii
10 become wolnaI's faVorite game, says
the Chicago Chronicle. During the las.
season the alleys were used exclusively
In the afternoon by the once frail sex.
As a rule the ladies repair to the alleys
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21

PEr-S.iE houSekceDer Is by no means
the home-maker, though she may
= manage successfully to co2,blne
~. TWO vacations. \ woman win some
,ll.fashioned ideas says that in wom-
ans sphere IN life there is nothing that
can transcend the majesty Of home
making
There Is no need to recall the thou
sand details that ara blended in the
sam total Of home-making. ~IIousekeep-
ing /, relative 70 home-making, and
there are Il thousand details under this
head. II is in housekeeping where We
Srasp at ma .jcsty in the least things,
and never rise above the footstOol OF
Ike throne of the homc-maher. What
Obstacles intervene between Us and the
ii rome to continually prevent II wear
ias the crown and welding the Sccptre?
We escape our royal heritage when we
place too light n value upon ~Selt-Sacrl-
tce-When we offer up ourselves upon
the altar Of false economy. when We ey-
change nerve force for material results
that are in no wise lis equivalent. Per
naDS YOU know 4 woman who last week
srasped IT the majesty Of currant Jelly.
She has a shelf fall Of the carlnine-tint-
ed fruit syrup put up in glasses glued
down with paper and white Of egg and
u!l labeled. She worked quite hard over
III and II made her pretty cross, and her
husband mentally measured up physi-
cal results along with Saccharine re.
suits, and the former weighed the most
by Il coed deal. Perhaps you know a
woman who grasps at the majesty OF
,iusting and securing and ~dressmaking,
and-well. you can tell by looking AZ her
whether she lifted her occupations to
her level or descended To the level of
them. You can tell b. the thought
waves that surround her, whether she
governs the home or whether the house
governs her; whether she keeps the
hvl!se for the sake of making a home
for her subjects, or whether she keeps
house for the neighborS and as a mat
Ter Of playing ct precedence. We made
Il great stride in reaching for real mai
esty when We abolished n best room
that IA kept closed for company. and
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21

II revel in the delicate lines of q
soodeSs-likc form, let the pretty mouth
open 10 disclose disculored. misshapen
ana, above all, decayed teeth, and al;
year admiration is forgotten. Tho
mental exclamation is always the same
what hidcOus teeth! The other side
OF inns picture is Il much more agreeable
one, and we must agree that a beauti-
Iul set of even, white teeth is of in
mite charm. Many and many an
otherwise commonplace face mas been
redeemed by Il mouth fun OF brilliant
white teeth.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21

Paper Te,e graph Poles.

The latest novelty in the paper word
IS Il telegraph pol" made OF that very
usctui material. These poles are com
posed Of paper pulp in which bUsaN, tn.
low AID other ingredients are mixc!
This Is raS; III n mold in Slch :. mauncr
us To give II . hollow center through
out It's entire length, win Il .lose-!:l-
ting cap tarrcd on ;he top. These poles
are said To H. lighter and stronger than
similar sized poles OF wood. AMI to he
unaffected Dy sun, rain Or .,ainpncss. =
ST. Louis Republic.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21

been inserted in the scarf, AZ shown
in the larger view. The sleeve, as bet
ter shown in :he small view, Is iongi-
tudinaliy slotted, and the insertion
thereon of The shank Of The pin spreads
the body Of the sleeve, AMI causes it 10
take u sufficiently firm FRACTIONAL hold
llpCn the pin 10 secure the latter from
remOva or displacement. The safety
locking device is preferably made Of
hard rubber.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21

; i1yer and a; IL properly o..
TOR the many bIo,sS; GOOD
Pm His bountifull' s.sa
Q regretted that Al, 49,
ave been blessed a, ,v Guy
untiiul harvest w S''h
over much of the I"reA
the state. We I r,n.
,, ,or the early and I tas.
pine sections, been 'd dis
however, nov cuc,,;o,
prominent was '' no.
lss' Our People ~, ,,a
sed that they sbo" "le
'''s at their comm yu'a
II prosperity, and ,r'.a
les renewed belief , f,,l
lhdl'ions may in I t1a
Tor which as a state ",
sim remains to w, we
~reln'nesso of the reoo y,
nave not been ,Ge We.
awlessness.
ms let us be tulv
,cxpressioa bring "a.
he future. IT.
have been csocci,uu
their less for,vna,ss
ing to rememh.TrS ' st
our fellow mon is , ,ss
winch rIn lo W.T.
'avo done It u,;oc Gre
my brethren, !c hay,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21

his colossal fortune, Was called 1.-THE
PriilrOse." In honor OF that pit in
African soil the girl baby was named,
and her joyous prattlc gives rs much
pleasure to her fathers heart as the
jingle of the gold did when the product
WAS then dropped into bis Golfers.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21

"Did you trade any whca yon MIS-
ter town.! asked SilaS Oatbin. "YcS."
replied Farmer tUvniOSsvl. .aoInt"
"HoW did you ON ru.:' "'Iwa.
what ye'd call a s%tand-ofr; / give Il fei-
Ter Il counterfeit 1ifty-!oIllr BIZ far u
gold brick" WAsiir ION Star.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21
SCARF PIN LOCK-.
One Which VIII Prevent the Pin Be-
ing LOst or Stolen.

10 securely lock a scarf pin in place,
preventing its being lost or stolen, the
device shown in the accompanying IL
lustr:ition has been devised and pat
ented by Il mar in New York. 1t con
slsts Of a sleeve adapted to engage and
the pin near its point, after the pin has
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21

are few and far between, but she who
has Il last years dress that she wants
TO remodel and who finds the sleeves
a little small, can remember these as
scrtions and be able to wear the gown
with confidence. But if it be q new
gown that is under consideration, don't
pin your faith L this claim, but so
ahead and have the sleeves as big rs
your dressmakor can make them. Then
yon can look down upon the other wo-
man who is pretending that she be-
lieves sleeves are becoming smaller.
One OF the Indications that show
that sleeves will be subjected to q
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21

&c census Of the y,ri.
a'r as made by Com.
't Tie Census purcau
nj decrease for each
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21

il the facts ara as
light by tao arrest
|iis people, Al ter'
Feks ago j. VI. YES
|odworlh were ar
on The charge O.
being sworn I" BY
Oodwolth. Neline'
and hero % where
in. Ncsbitt says
is wife TO him. a
the hands Of TIE
e was received az
ten by Wccdwo~
Der things il says
O go and visit y'9o'
for she is a gom
all right" and
wife, my dear 'w, |
eat her nicely ana
6 are other EM'
iid ~gotoshcw tna'
\. and that MT
lit better than s~
the latter. KNOW
er 10 her lcrsT.
written L. Neso"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21
WORN BY THE WOMEN
SOME OF THE VERY LATEST
li.EAS IN DRESS.
DESIGNERS Claim that Sleeves Are
Growing Smaller. but "a Yet the
Proofs Arc Lackiuy-Two Neat Priu-
Cess Modc!s-FauCy Waists Droop.


tIISS designers
Of the first rank
now claim that
sleeves are grow
Ing smaller. It's
time they cid, if
they're to keep up
to their u%nbrollcn
record OF d O.
lnandinga change
of fashions the
moment current
Styles DCca NE set
tied in any one
important point.
As yet the proofs
OF their claims
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21
rOWu.

Who ahcui yea
Murray Of Sicu
e. for aiiena'inI
hsritou ;row hs'
same time began
ing adultery: n 1's
sunday night u u
hit Of his wife NJ
ID to kill her' ~
|f his house a, ~
$ generally. u
br another chance
II, wife but VIZ
Rather than -
leave town nv"
wen two houn "
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-11-21
fturoR.

ne new pasi"l d"
II az Huron. CIV,
nday. ~p;cacflay
Marshall cones
.~uccae!s 6cv, l.
iiy went 10 IT, e.
ii, il a casa, ,''m
Of I'M education
70 nv
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-09
TO THE SEASH0RE.
THE LAST EXCURSION OF THE SEA-
SON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22nd.

The popular Fishingcreek Valley
excursion to Atlantic City, on Thurs
day, Aug. 22nd, will be the last of the
season, and should be we'll patronized
considering the unusually low rate of
fare, which is within the means of all.
A special train, of handsome easy
riding coaches, drawn by swift, smoke
less and dustless lc locomotives, over
the Readings Royal Route to the
Sea-" with hotel accommodations ar
ranged for all in advance at specially
low rates, in addition to the low rate
of railroad fare, with the tickets good
for ten days, are the inducements
offered. Passengers can take this
same train for Cape May and Sea
Isle City; can 60 through to destina-
ton same day, or if desired, stop over
night at Philadelphia and go on any
train the following day; also stop of
at Philadelphia on the return trip with
in the time limit of ticket. Don,
forget the date-Thursday, August
aand. Wait for the big excursion
Join the crowd ocean bound and en-
Joy dip in the surf.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-09
EleCtrocution Experts.

Some professed experts have been
contending that electricity as an agent
in the execution of criminals is fail
ure. and that death in these cases
really results from the surgeons
knife. That is not the opinion of
Mr.. Edison and Mr.. Tesla, the two
men in the country who by their long
and diligent study of electricity are
doubtless more competent than any
others to pass judgment on this ques-
ton. Furthermore, what these high
authorities say Is fully corroborated
by the report of two experts made to
the Governor early this year, showing
plainly that the electric current had
caused the death of an executed man.
Nothing more ought to be heard from
the physicians who claim to be conf
dent of their ability to resuscitate an
occupant of the electric chair.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-09
BRIEF MENTION.
II. B. Clark is taking few days vacation

II. B. Clark is taking few days vacation.
]. G. Wells went to New York on Mon.
day.
Col. and Mrs. Jamison returned from
Detroit on Monday.
Mrs. Kuhn and Mrs. Heiman are spend
ing the week at Mountain Grove.
w. II. Slate went over to Williamsport on
Wednesday.
Mrs. N. U. Funk spent several days this
week at her fathers, Judge Elwell.
Mrs s. c. Greasy is visiting her sister
Mrs. henderson, at Montgomery Station.
Mrs. 1. w. Hartman and daughter Mrs.
Bateman, are visiting F. NJ. Everett and
family in Mt. Carmel.
Mrs. 7. B. Packer and Miss Mary Packer
of Sunbury, mother and niece of Mrs. w. Ii.
Slate, are visiting the latter.
Mrs. Grant Herring and children went to
Atlantic City on Thursday for a summer
sojourn.
Rev. c. II. Brandt and family are away
on months vacation. They will visit at
York and Reading.
Mrs. II. w. Sloan is making visit in
Wilkes-Barre, and her daughter Lois is at
Mountain Grove.
Mrs. William Chrisman and daughter
Helen, are spending the week at Mountain
Grove.
Miss Name Z. Hunt of Bloomsbury and
Robert Swayze of Berwick were married in
Cape May City last week Thursday.
Hon. and Mrs. c. r. Buckalew are so.
iourning at Proctor Inn. Later on they will
60 to Ganoga Lake.
Miss Kendig, who is visiting at Miss
Lila Sloan's, will sing a solo in St. Paul's
church next Sunday evening.
Miss Fannie Roney of Philadelphia, is
visiting relatives here. She formerly resid
ed here, but this her first visit in fourteen
years.
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith of Kenosha, Wisconsin
is visiting at Geo. Z. Elwells. She was {
resident of Bloomsburg for several years
and left here about six years ago.
Miss Maude Patterson expects to sail fol
England on the 28th inst. She will vis
her aunt in Liverpool, and will remain
several months, and perhaps year.
Mrs. Kent, mother of Mrs. Kirkby, il
visiting at TIE Rectory. Mrs. Kirkby
brother of Brooklyn, came here on Monda!
and spent couple of days. He rode tc
Delaware Water Gap on his wheel, anc
came from there by rail.
Miss Bessie Jacoby. the efficient anc
obliging lady clerk in the post-office, is taking
a two weeks vacation. She will visit IL
Columbia, and will also see several of tn
large cities and watering places.
Warren Eyer, f. S. McKillip, Mathey
McReynolds and Andrew Evans went 4
Jamison CITY on their wheels on Sunday
They left here at six O'Clock, and too
breakfast at Benton. At Jamison City the
dined at the City Hotel, and were wei
treated by the landlord, J. P. Hill.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-09
A DESPIOABLE ACT.
WAGONS SLASHED AND HARNESS
STOLEN.

On Sunday morning Geo. M. Lock
ard discovered that during the night a
miscreant had been on his premises
on First street, and had cut up the
leather parts of his surrey and delivery
wagon, SO that the tops, curtains, cush-
ions, dashboard and all the straps will
have to he renewed before the wag.
ons can be used. Six sets of good
harness and other things were stolen.
Suspicion rested on a man named
George Bradigan who once worked
for Mr.. Lockard, but had left
him saying che would get even with
him." having taken offense at some
thing. III. G.. Housel started on the
track Of the suspected man, and on
Monday telegraphed from Nanticoke
that the man was there. Chief OF
Police Knorr went up on Tuesday
with a warrant, and returned on the
evening train with the prisoner. He
was locked up over night, and at
three o'clock Wednesday afternoon,
the time fixed for a hearing, District
Attorney Hanley stated that there
was no evidence sufficient to hold the
man, and he was discharged by Guy
Jacoby Esq.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-09
VOL 30
TWO MEN SHOT.
AT OENTRALIA ON SATURDAY,
CHARLES FETTERNIAN LODGED IN JAIL,
CHARGED WITH THE CRIME.
BOTH THE WOUNDED MEN WILL RE.
COVER.

A shooting affair took place in
Charles Fetterman's saloon in Cen.
tralia, last Friday night. The Ash.
land Local gives the following ac-
count of the matter
Fetterman had been on a spree
Friday and had gotten into fight with
Mike Gallagher of the Second Shan
ties. Constable VIM. Griffith Of the
first ward, Centralia was going to place
Gallagher in the lookup but could not
find the keys. This was about II
o'clock at night. They were all in the
restaurant, when just at twelve o'clock
a solitary gun shot was fired and Con-
stable Griffith and Michael J. Costello,
of town were shot.
Then came scene of excitement
and it looked for while as if more
blood would be shed. The victims
were as soon as possible, placed in
the hands OF physicians, DIR. Gwinner,
taking care Of Griffith and DR.. Milliard
of Costello. The shot is supposed to
have been fired by Charles Fetterman
and trouble will undoubtedly follow
Griffith is lying in dangerous condi-
ton. Costello was shot in the knee
and his leg and the limb is badly
shattered. The gun WAS loaded with
buck and bird shot. The accident is
a sad one in many ways and has
caused many tear. What looked
like murder, will not be, as word from
Centralia says that there is a noticea-
BILE improvement in the condition OF
VIM. Griffith and that hopes are now
entertained for his recovery. From
the Hospital comes the word that Mr.
Costello is improving nicely, both
news being received with welcome by
many friends and relatives in Ash
land.
Charles Fetterman, the man who
did the shooting was taken to Blooms
burg Jail Saturday afternoon by Con
stable Downey His wife went up tc
that place to see him.
William Griffith made an affidavi
of which the following is about th'
substance l went into c. Fetter
mans on Friday night Aug. end, will
Mike Costello. Both of US slept a
Fetterman's, we went to bed at :
o'clock. l got up leaving Mix
Costello in bed. / had breakfast will
G. Fetterman we went out to othe
saloons and then returned to Fetter
mans saloon. AS Fetterman and HI
came in, Costello came out of tn
latter's room into the bar room
Costello and Fetterman got arguln
politics and became personal, c. Fe,
terman saying Costello was no gooc
Fetterman reaching for his gun sayln
will blow your head off. Then
said Charley don't shoot and ran be
tween them and as | did Fetterma
pulled the trigger and shot me.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-09

A new theatrical firm is announced
for next season. Charles B Hanford,
Elihu R. Spencer and Miss Nora
O'Brien have just entered into a COR
tract for their appearance as joint stars
during the season of I895-96. Mr..
Hanford is we'll known being several
seasons connected with the Booth and
Barrett, Booth Modjeska and Julia
Marlowe Companies. During the
season of 189a-93 he starred as Marc
Antony in Julius Caesar with the
Booth Barrett scenic equipment OF
that play, Mr.. f. R. Spencer appear
ing as Cassius in which part he won
great praise. Miss Nora O'Brien re-
Gently made her debut in the part ol
Juliet at Ford's Opera House in Balti
more and created something Of q
sensation. The repertoire will include
Virginius, Merchant of Venice, Romeo
& Juliet, Othello, Damon and Pythias
Venice Preserved, and Julius Caesar
These celebrated actors have beer
engaged for the Bloomsbury Oper'
House, Oct. 9TH.