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DRINK
AT
ROBBiT ..
DRINK
AT
BOB BITS.
DO YOU
Want Money For Your Land

Ifso, write 70 d. /. Fort q Co, Real Estate
Agents, Raleigh, they viii undertake co get
you q customer. Large and small farms
wanted, also mineral and timber lands Tor
sale, no charge. Houses and lots for ~ o.
HTNITED STATES COURT HOUSE AND
u PoST-0FFICE Building, Raleigh, n.
c., May 2, 1s96-sealed proposals viii be re-
ceiyed at this building until l2o'clock noon,
Thursday, May 7, 1896. for furnishing fuel,
lights, water, ice. miscellaneous supplies
washing towels, hauling ashes, and sprink-
ling streets for this building during the
fiscal year ending June 30. 1897. or such por'
ton of the year as may be deemed advis-
able. The right to reject any and all BIDS Is
reserved by the Treasury Department..
#. M SIMMONS, Custodian.
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:.:..... :. A B. Stronach
. EVERY nkF S0Ns
TANG NEVER
This Seasons Goods at This Seasons Prices

In buying
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WYNNE, ELLINGTON & co.
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SUMNER LAW LECTURES

July to Sept. /, 1896 For students and
practitioners 9th year. For catalogue,
address (P. o. Charlottesville. Val. II. @.
Minor. SECRETARY.
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AUCTION sALEs-Fur,InEp.y


by y, X. creecy & Co, Auctioneers.
AT AAUCTIoN.-wILL SELL sAr1JR-
o.cioclt MaTch 18th. commencing at 1880
ggo e,G.' consisting In part, Bed Roo m
S Su,iSi FIrlor Suits. Bureaus, Wash
tains, etc. These goods must taf S C cur,
to close a consignment must oe solo
y. X. GREECY & CO., Auctionoers
80 e 1f2 Church ST
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FAIR FL0RA's GARDEN
] It Is Blooming Beautifully This Spring on
Fair Cynthla's MOdlsh Bonnet.
THE PIQUAAT BOuLEvARDIENNE HAT.
This New French shape with Two
Other Paris Models VIII Challenge
III Popular FnYor-RusslnIt Red Tio-
let's, Fragile Ten Roses and Jom-
quiis Form Popular Trimmings.

y New York. March although the
weather has seemed at times unfriendly
to such airy frivolities almost all of the
big millinery shops have had their
spring openings, Last week Twenty
third Sstreet and the two avenues pre-
scented windows summer-lke with
bloom, flowers by the peck. flowers by
the bushel. and everywhere touch OF
black OF white tuile, like the cobweb
of Flora's garden.
FEATHERS. WINGS AND FLOWERS
iSi Tulle, indeed, is the distinguishing fea-
ture OF the new headgear. and the large
nat is rare that does not show some
where a glimpse OF IT.
II Black and white is n favorte combi-
nation, and with this black Prince of
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shape called the "Boulevardienne" a
dashing walking hat designed by Virot.
ana little three-corncred toque that is
especially becoming to round fresh
faces.
In the others, however. wan looks will
ma snuch solace. as their effects are
soft and wide. and often tulle strings
with a big bow under the chin will give
fascinating finish
Crowns of almost all OF the hats are
enormously big. and are either puffed
| in with a novel raising at the from; or
left SIDE or else are blocked plainly and
flat a the ton
rms bigness promotes 4 delightful
sense of comfort for long time un-
known with headgear.
me fiercsst wind may now blow, but
there Is no longer the uneasy anguish
that accompanied the wearing Of the
foolish little billycoch crowns Of year
ago. The roof Of your head now very
nearly reaches the roof OF your new
| chapeau. the brim Is but little above
The ears; and besides the feeling of secur-
ity this gives, you have the Dlissful con-
sciousness that your looks are usually
much improved by the change
AT A PRIVATE OPENING.
Yesterday "a pair of Nav York's
| smartest millincrs gave private open
| ings, where were seen some OF the
| ~
| prayers. There We're great big hats
medium hats. top-heavy walking hats
| and so-called little hats. The latter
! We're three-cornered or round toCue
| shapes; but they were so widened with
| great knots of flowers or wing trim
mings at the sides that little" seemed
! n misnomer.
| few trimmed sailors were stylish
but were not novel enough TO attract
more than passing attention.
The big and medium sized flats were
the ones that brought forth tribute
and the tryer-on was plain indeed,
whose charms were not enhanced by one
or these. vast "Boulevardienne" of
black chip, faced with white, was raw
ishing on red-haired girl The round
straight brim of this was Iooped sharp
~ up at the back and covered with a
Dig bow Of apple-green taffeta ribbon.
me other trimmings were two dancing
panaches of black feathers at the sides
and between which spread. across the
front. monster tulle bow, one Ina If
white, one black. Another arrange
ment Of black and white is shown here
In the smart hat with the strings. These
and the swathing about the brim are
OF white tulle; the panache at the side
- are Prince Of Wales feathers. which
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MODEST HATS.

Still another black hat had the round
brlm covered with tulle poufs, black and
white alternating. Instead OF feathers
with this, however, at the left side there
were some tall stalks OF 1onquils with
their tender green leaves. The VirOt
walking hats also showed many black
and white effects but there were besides
some very stunning ones In color. The
rolled brim of one smart brown one
seemed uncommonly wide, and the bag
crown was puffed up In front. which
TOOK away from the trying Squareness
often otherwise occasloned. The chief
trimming for these walking hats Is vel
vet ribbon, which encircles the crown In
front with trim bow drawn through
q buckle.
The brown one mentioned had a strass
buckle and two big clumps at the side:
or faded wall.iowers. a black one had
black velvet through Il steel buckle in
front. panachc of black feathers at the
left. and the brm draped with a soft wei
OF yellow lace. This Is OIL pale-faced
woman with heavy buses cyclIds was
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s.Wales feathers. In smart waving pam
aches, are trimmings much sonr Tha,
there are slender black wings. ana nlain
and novelty aigrettes that stand nine
inches high, and every variety of tiow-
ers that could be ina gined: prim roses
,lonquils. violets. thistles. wall flowers
snow balls. and roses, being some of the
ichoicest: The new violets are in two
SHADES, the regulation Parma tint. and a
sian red. e ''us-
E These last are cut with fopr loose
pstals that have little of the LOOK os
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delightful. But when fresh moon
raced darling tried II on ii immediately
became hideous. Doesn't she look like
n frog?" said somebody. And nobody
denied 1t. :
One OF the becoming tricks of the
new millinery Is the way the brim OF
hats are trimmed underneath Al the
back, and under the brim al the sides
there will he banks of flowers. and
even the walking hats will have often at
the rear soft ends of lace or the tip
of feather TO blend becomingly with
the hair The large hats. and especially
those trimmed heaviest at the back. are
still TO be worn tilted low over the fore
head. Bonnets are very rare.
NINA FITCH
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cream for later wear For, the rest.
there are rough and Tuscan straws, with
here and there what Is known as n
made hat" in ribbon straw This last
introduces with Il rough messy braid,
q smooth one like satin. but q hat of
this sort can rarely be found ready
made as they are almost entirely fash
toned from the braids by the milliners.
Leghorn Is likewise seen, though It is
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are figuring extensively in the new mil
linery.
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MANY of the large hats are turned
55snarply up at the lack and have there
VIDE rl BOWS with ends of taffeta ribbon.
lIhese, In some cases. are so large
Us 10 almost entirely hide the coiffure,
Z t snu beyond the ears tine loops will pro-
s9eet Ike wings.
Il but nowhere, nowhere are seen the
sset gauds, the spangled butterflies and
I senned pins. breaches and buckles
iss lli DAD so much toward vulgarlzipe
sTanler millinery. They may appear
i S., put for the moment there is a
i dearth OF these things that is most graft.
Tying. $3.50 '' 8 q -
BRAIDS AND STRAWS.
70 materials for hats themselves.
;IpisatH and fancy chips are much I'm evil
An interest has also been re-
s4!yiVeu IN Panama straw. and In this
\ e - BRAID fhere are some very dash
/ ~ sA8 novelties in deep gold and pale
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| have opcncd at l42 Church Street tho
real. ESTATE AUCTION ROOMS.
Real estate sold by private sale or pub
lie auction either at my auction rooms,
or the premises.
COMMISSION, 1 per cent
WIN. PANNILL,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
mh3-Iw
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stefan and he prescribed Dr. Miles Restora-
tive Ncrvine. She took three bot ties befo-.
we saw any certain signs OF Improvement
but after that she began TO improye very
fast and now think she is entirely cured
She has taken nine bottles of the Nervipe
but no other medicine OF any kind.
Knox, Ind. Jan. S. '95. II. W. HosTErTgR.
Physicians prescribe DR.. Miles Remedies
because they are known TO be tho result q,
tho long practice aud experience OF one OF
tho brightest. members OF their profession
and are carefully compounded by cxpcri-
enced chemists, in exact accordance with Dr.
Miles prescriptions, as used In his practice
On sale at all druggists. Wrto for DIR.
Miles Book on the Heart and Nerves. DR..
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind.
DR.. hileS' Remedies Restore Health.
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WM. PANNILI
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
li2 Church street.
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VIM. Hannah. Auctioneer

By VIRTUE OF A DEED OF rR11sr
made TO me as trustee by A. W CO.
why bearing date on the eleventh da ~ "a
July; In the year eighteen hundred ID q n o5
In,nnnety-fiVe; and recorded in Deed Ront
ITO. page 37o, and at the request Of tSn
creditor therein secured. shall sell nt
public auction at the Norfolk Real Eae
tate Exchange, No. lilo Main. strent
t NorIoik. Virginia. on TUESDAY, the
aMfgintty,iourth day OF March, In the year
m, the ,following property. to.wIt: l.
AL THOSE CERTAIN SIX LOTS OF
LAND with the buildings and improSe
ments thereon. situated In the city OF
Morl9ik, virginia, bounded and described
as follows: Beginning at a point on Inc
south 80 side of Pine street extended dis o
.,a. seventy-ilye feet east from the east
fs Sndn nihnety.four (s feet and ex-
hundred and thirty Q3o) feet: heinz iots
and Webster. ''e'''
Terms Cash.
+. A. PORTER,
Trustee.
WM
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confined chiefly to children's hats. which
run TO wide brims. big puff crowns, and
Il wealth of flowers and feathers
THREE FRENCH MODELS.
For the grown-ups three hat shapes
challenge popular favor and becom-
ingness. These are big broad brImmed
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ST. VITUS DANCE.
A Physician Prescribes DR.. Miles
Restorative Eeryine-

DR.. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart. Ind:
My daughter Matte, aged IA, was afflicted
last spring with 81. Vitus dance and ncr-
vousness, her entiro right side was numb
and nearly paralyzed. We consulted ply
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+. a. PORTER,
Trustee.
WIN. HANNAH,
AuCtiOneer
inar6-tds
BY Fl. L. Page & Co.. Real Estate Auc-
toneers, No. IL Bank street.

uoneers, No. IL Bank street.
VALgARLE BERKLEY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AT AUCTION
% On n!c, Th1URsp "a March i2ths 1885, at
we VIII sell ALL THAT CERTAIN VAL.
UABLE CORNER LOT OF LAND, sit
intcd ut the northwest corner of iserk
ley ny AYE avenue and Main street containing
and extending of that width in DEPTH
ana along said Main street l0l feet i
inches. This corner lot is desirably To-
. Gated and suitable for public hall.
rerms-Onc-fourth cash: balance in one
and two years, with interest on deferred
Also ALI. THOSE -FOUR DEsrRA-
BILE BuILDlNG. LOTS, situated in
the town OF Berkeley, on the north side
Of ser rl;,L,y. avenue, beginning at Rev. j.
Cross street. having n front Of one hun
dred feet on said Berkeley avenue. and
q depth of one hundred and one feet
, ri ne lots will be sold separately, each
q depth of l0l feet four inches Terms
third cash: balance in one and two
years. with interest OH deferred pay
mentS. '
Fl. l.. PAGE e CO,
Te29-ttS Auctioneers
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T RUSTEE'S SALE
VALUABLE COUNTY PROPERTY.

dated the sixth day OF November, 1894,
1 1Si c. COUNTY Court, Virginia; IN deed book
Elijah +. Truitt. conveyed the property
hereinafter described to Wm, W.. Old.
dre Of certain 70 ihern i set iorsh
and whereas the undersigned was, by
an an, order 1co entered on the 9th day of Feb
ioik county. substituted In the place OF
said sa Mn Nm W; Old, twho had reslsnedj
signed, BY virtue of tie premises and in
pursuance OF the provisions contained
IN IN said aid dee Of trust, and At the request
oner for sale at public auction to tho
highest bidder in front of the Norfolk
Va. on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of March,
lSaG. AT II O'Clock M. the following prop
\ GERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF
lamp GMMn IN in WM nsla,, District IN the
TnrnpRe nov npSIS r ,ma nenr ,Gs
Ten and ssyen slEhis dd7a $ asres "ni
Western line OF said turnpike. and run
n. II deg. 80 min +. 800 feet: thence s.
deg. 20 min. T.. 2,7b7 feet To the centre OF
Jones Greek: thence down said creek =.
il deg. 20 min i. ~ feet to an oak:
thence ~ deg. 10 min. w. 2.l2i feet.
crossing the said turnpike to the plnco
OF beginning. The said tract being that
part Of the tract of land known as Mas
senbnrg's,, marked and designated as
Portlock on March 18th, 1894. Of record
IN the Clerks Office OF Norfolk County
Court. Va, in pursuance of q decree
of the Circuit Court Of said county en-
tered on the 2Sth day OF March. 1884, in
the Chancery suit therein depending.
tlt,-,. lat, 81
defendants, directing that said plat be
recorded IN said Clerks Ofiicc Being the
same property conveyed to said Parkc
l.. Poindcxter and Elijah f.. Truitt by
said Lalla Il. Ethcredge. by deed dated
November 9Th. 1884, ana duly OF record.
Terms made known ut day of sale.
GEORGE G. MARTIN,
fcb2S-tds Substituted Trustee.
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LOST IN THE s &
Easy to Lose One's Way in the Sand.
W0steu.

we 40 not often hear of persons no.
ing lost While crossing the vast desarts
vi As'a ana Africa. and yet there must
pe d number of such casualties evorv
year. 10 be cast away in the desert
means death in it's most awful form u
was during that famous journey of DR.
l-enz across the Sahara, sixteen vea, -
ago, that one OF his men d~isanna. rod
from view Oh a dark night and was
never seen again. LEM was bound from
morocco to Tiinbuctoo. He was in the
hliost OF one OF the largest cxpansar
OF utterly desolate sand wastes in the
great desert. and his guide was pilotiny
'"e i''ie party in the night, the DAYS
neing FAR too hot for travel.
Abou } O'Clock IN the morning ON
discovered tina: the man WHO WAS rid.
Jug Tue water camel had disappeared.
inquiry developed the fact that t,o
missing man had about an bc,1r nra.
Nionsiy discovered the loss of his camel
S'l'N ana had ~dislnounted and gone
'acA 10 pick it up. intending to catch IN
Win Tie caravan. Since then nothing
i;id been seen Of him. Camp was pitch
ca at once and a search made for the
'IiSs'fS man. But it was in vain. for no
'lace could be found of him. All day
the party waited ia the hope that he
would come up to them. Fires were
ilGhted and guns fired, but still there
was II" sign Of the camel driver. and n,
!ehSth the caravan was obliged to move
Oh anu leave him to his fate. He m,,st
have lost his way ana gone in another
erection. Nothing was ever heard Of
him
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-16
Not HIS Legs.

A Russian peasant, having Gun
lated a little money, took himself to
town to purchase a new pair OF boots.
Returning homeward, he espied a lux
uriant spot for a siesta, and, being
tired. lay down for a quiet nap, which
developed into a sound sleep. A CON
scienceless tramp passing along the
road took note of the peasants new
boots. and also of his own very poor
f~ootgear, and decided an exchange
would be beneficial. And accordingly
lie stripped the peasant of his new pur-
chase and proceeded on his way. The
driver of Il passing wagon, seeing the
,~easant's legs stretched part way across
the road, yelled for him to take his
legs out of the way"
Legs inquired the half awake
peasant, what legs and then rubbing
his eyes, he stared stupidity at his lower
limbs.
Drive on said he; those legs ain
mine. Mine had boots on"
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NUSE&M


In June.
uvcct the roses in their blow.
the ~affodils, so fair to see;
EE,te ard gay the humming bird a.
anwcr to flower, a-hunting With
the Lee.
sweet. 50 sweet the calling of the
thrrshcs.
n"II;nc. cooling. wooing everywhere;
,no, me waters song through reeds
and rushcs,
h. lovers piping note, now here, now
mere.
m.., 50 sweet from off the fields of
dover
west wind blowing, blowing up the
nl., ca sweet with news of someone's
lever.
BE-, footsteps, ringing nearer, nearer
still.
roar 50 near. now listen, listen,
thrlshcs;
ow blower. blackbird, cease, and let me
hear;
4 ua,pr. hush your song through reeds
and rushcs,
kbat ! .aay know whose lover cometh
|lond. 50 loud the thrushcs kept their
calling;
blower or blackbird never needing me;
bo.d the mill stream, too, kept fretting,
falling.
S.rr bar and bank. in brawling, bolster.
ols glcc.
how'd. SO loud: yet blackbird, thrush nor
Power.
kor noisy mill stream in its fret and fall,
La Crown the voice, the low voice of
NY lover.
hy lover calling through the thrushos'
cali,
kmo down. come down." he called, and
straight the thrushcs
From mate TO mate sang all at once:
Come down.
IA willie the water laughed through
reeds and rushes.
b. blackhirl chirrcd, the plover piped;
- ,tt
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-16
SUMNER IN GREENLAND,
1T Is a Time of Bright Flowers, Sun.
shine and Butterflies,

Writing of summer in Greenland, q
counlry we generally associate with cy.
IRENE cold, Prof. Angelo Heiiprin SAYS:
once The foot has been set on the u.ir-
lor2d rocks, the charms Of this garden
spot one by one unfold themselves. The
little patches Of green are aglow Will!
bright flowers, rich IN the colors which.
ii bounteous nature has provided. The
botanical eye readily distinguished
among these the mountain pink. The
dWalf r~hOdOdendrOn, several pieces @:
heath, the crOw-foot. chickweed ana
poppy. with their varying tints of red
white and yellow. Gay butterflies fiji
through the warm sunshine. castin.
their shadows over forests OF Qimii:-
Utive birch and willow.
Here and there a stray bee huns in
Search of sweets among the poilen
grains, while. from afar. owe through
the music of gUrgling rills aHG brooks.
come the mclodious strains of thou
sands Of mosquitoes, who ever cheerful
~ lend their aid to give voice to the
landscape.
above this peaceful scene tower the
dark red cliffs OF basait. which form Z
height of 1000 feet. and look down OF.
a sea Of Mediterranean loneliness. blue
as the waters OF N~illafranca. and calm
as the surface of an interior lake. Over
its bosom float hundreds Of icebergs.
the output of the great Ja~cobshavn gla-
cier, fifty miles to the eastward, scat
tered like fiocks of white sheep in til"
naSturr,'
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Valuable Franchise Secured.

The franchise Of easy d~igestion-one Of the
most valuable in the gift of medical science
can be secured by any person wise enough to
use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, either to
suppress growing dyspepsia, or TO uproot it
at maturity. Bilious. rheumatic, and fever
ana ague sufferers. persons troubled with
nervousness, and the constipated, should
also secure the health franchise by the SAME
means.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-16

know that my life was sa,ed by llsot
cnra for Consumption.-.John a. Miller,
Au SabJe, Mich, April Il, 1870
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From n Window.

f. Tide of life zoe surging by,
WIKI never cbb, nor lapse;
FL restless feet. the fevcred eye,
Seeking a vague Perhaps.
eagerly on import bent,
q, greed. Of JOY. or pain,
hro. needless ave of one intent
Thor purpose to attain.
r. lliot nook, no cool retreat,
n gracious spring allures;
pn, ever on. the rushing feet
iAc prize his who endurcs.
Pr tney who fail? Alas for these
on!y The struggle fierce.
M hopes, the fears, but no release
FROM gHrfs that keenly pierce.
Ae din that rises DER the throng
IS aeafenlng, and no speech
III eAcer the falterer along,
though he may oft beseech.
fMne. mo multitudes he moves,
Alone. lnid crowds of mon
r pAl'2ct III a puppets grooves,
HE Why beyond our ken!
Paly | see this human stream
RAISING, Restless. on,
fAi ut rs destiny | dream
rs IMPORT. lost. or won?
W. KNOW not. Only this | know
IAat j; shall find, at last,
|@rleNc. beyond the reach of Woe,
"AI(Acr II trends SO fast.
MYERS flow, so must they cease,
l. ~ ocean. wide and deep;
/ r u, turbulence he changed to peace,
| i-'.f restlcssnoss to sleep.
'1i> "~h-SWeeping, human tide
e4all end its eager quest,
Fe.' los" Itself i'll ocean wide,
AN! from It's struggle rest.
payer W Rogers, in Boston Transcrip
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-16

Real h~appiness is cheap enough. yet
how dearly we pay for its counterfeit
II. Ballou.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-16
Hot Springs, S. ID.

Special 80 day excursion from Sioux
city July 24tll, at $3.50 y. m. Rate for
round trip, S14.S0. For particula S adj
trcSS
II. c. CHEYNEY, General Agent.
Security Bank Bldg,
Sioux City, Iowa
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A Gppat Railway.

The Chicago, Milwaukee Il ST. Pau
Railway Co. OWNS and operates 6,l69 mics
of road. a,
1t operates its own Sleeping Cars ana
Dining Cars. a..
it traverses the best portion OF TIE
States of Illinois, Wisconsin,. Northern
Michigan, Iowa.. Missouri, Minnesota,
South and North Dakota
Its Sleeping and Dining Car service is
iirst-class in every respect.
It RIM yest,buled, s~leam-heated AMI
archaeological trains,
1t has the absolute block system.
Ii uses all modern appliances lor Inc
comfort and safety Of its patrons.
Its trainemployes are civil an'l oolislns'
1t tries to give each passenger '"'"'
received" for his money, ana
It's General Passenger Agent asks ever!
man. woman and child to buy tickets oHr'
the Chicago. Milwaukee, q -. Paui ran
way-for it is A Great Railway.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-16

Brahma once asked of Force, "Who
is stronger than thou:" She replied,
"AddreSs."-Hugo.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-16

Every JOY which to us is only
to strengthen lis for some greater labor
that is to Succeed.-Fichte.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-16

There is an alchemy of quiet malice
by which women can cOncoct a subtle
thOrno
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-16

Arms of snowy whitcness: neck pure as
alabaster; complexion like the blush Of q
rose. She patron;zed Glenn's Sulphur
Soap. OF druggists.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-16

Mrs. WinsiOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
teethln2: gottenS the guns. REDUCES inflammation
sliatS ram. cures SlHd cotlc. Is "eu.s 4 bottle.