Argus-Leader from Sioux Falls, South Dakota • Page 7

THE SIOUX FALLS ARGUS LEADER. 7 I Ira For Old and Young. ii" Found at In o) IN THE LATEST STYLES AND LATEST NOVELTIES. ww wV' We have a large assortment of Fancy Glass and Chinaware which we have marked down to be sold at wholesale prices, as we will discontinue to keep these goods any longer, therefore you can save money by buying from us. A large assortment of children's fur- nlture such as bureaus, desks, chairs, 2 tables, pianos, bedsteads, cradles and laundry sets.

20 styles of blocks. Sf? 20 styles of children's toy dishes, jjjjj 150 styles and kinds of Iron toys Wooden toys, tin toys, rubber toys and toys of every description. jflp The latest novelties In plush, cellu- lold and metal goods. 50 styles of games. 12 styles of doll buggtes for 15c to $5.00.

15 styles of hobby and rocking horses. 65 styles of dolls. 14 styles of sleds, high and low. Iron and wooden and tin trains. All sorts of animals.

Trumpets and horns. IS If there is anything in the dreas goods line which you think Will make a nice present we can save" you from i0 to 20 per cent Dry Cloodi linens, blankets, underwear, knitgood-i, flannels, hosiery, muffldw, handkerchiefs, jrlores and mittens, neckties, fine overshirts, lace and chenille cur' tam3, bed spreads, and a hundred more useful presents which you can buy at the lowest prices. You will not be disappointed in coming to Bazaar. BOROVSKY, Proprietor. I rit dAZAAH, II I I 1 Great Variety Signature Is printed In BLUE diagonally across the OUTSIDE wrapper cf even bottle ofi (the Original and Genuine Worcesterahlrr SAUCE As a further protection against all Imitations, Agent for the United States, OHN DUNCAN'S 50N5.

N. SIOUX FALLS NATIONAL BANK. CAPITAL, $100,000. 0. E.

McKINNEY, Pres. D. Jj. McKINEEY, Vice Pres. O.

L. NORTON, Cashier. H. C. FENN, Asst Cashier Strictly a Commercial Banking Dusinesa iranf acted.

QARL ATENHAN, Practical Furrier. Ladles and Gentlemen are Invited to eall. uO All Irlntla Mn.lrin. T. v.

wuo new were to order. Dyeing and cleaning a apeelalty. All work first-class. Nerthraat Corner Teata and HaJa INJECTION. PERMANENT CURE et the niwt otatfnate easet of Gonorrbo d4 fcwt, Kriarncd In from It to dar.

outer tremiuiFEcminlril. an ciao- "hm rruu oiaosioe wit SUBMARINE NAV1QATION. How Cvrtooa Craft Bwfcwred fader Wtut Wbem Vatcd. The Raddatz submarine boat Is now undergoing regular tests, and the claims of the Inventor are generally allowed to be just by those who have seen the craft In operation; still, the claim made some time ago that the boat had reached, and had been successfully operated at a depth of about 30 feet, the deepest water In the vicinity, seems to have been doubted. To put this doubt at rest, the inventor gave another exhibition Monday, when a reporter of the "Northwestern" was one of the H.

uspraaeu ruvuvmWSS In the water for a quarter of an hour, during which time it did not vary its depth as much as an inch. Observations were made through the pilot house windows, and showed the water more transparent than at the bottom or at the surface, and, although the shadowy outlines ni some fish were seen further away, none were seen near the boat as it again slowly ascended until within 15 feet of the surface, where the gray tinge of daylight prevailing in the depths began gradually Increasing in Intensity until, at a depth of 5 feet, there was sufficient light to read, and within 2 feet of the surface the water was lighted up by the sun's rays until it resembled a solid mass of bright, transparent gold, from which the shlj broke at 607 o'clock, having been submerged thirty-two ndnutes. During that time all the machines seemed to operate la a satisfactory manner, and whether at a depth, of 10 or 30 feet, the Inmates of the ship experienced no discomfort. Were it not for the manometers, which plaluly Indicated 'the depth of the ship beneath the surface, and the almost entire absence of light In the water, It would be hard to believe that one was far beneath the waves, with boats darting around on the surface above and far beyond the reach of th strongest storms that have ever swept these waters. The ship was put together In this city last summer and successfully tested to withstand the pressure due to a depth of COO feet It carries on board a tested machine powerful enough to bring it from a depth of 910 feet, were the shell of the ship strong enough to stand the pressure at this depth.

Some of the hydraulic gauges were furnished by a New York firm, but most of the apparatus was made to order by the piece and set together in this city, some of the parts coming from France. The ship has been under water for three and one-half hours at a stretch, and the air machines have been worked twenty-four hours without cessation, and there is little doubt that the ship could remain that length of time under water were it necessary. Northwestern. SU-r Wayback'a Natural Mlatake. Johnny Wayback Did you see that young lady from the city? She's got on a coat, and vest, and shirt, and collar, and necktie, and a man't hat, and 'most everything! Little Sister-Hush! It's wicked to make fun of crazy people.

Cincinnati Enquirer. Playing Cards. "The Cedar Rapids Route" high grade playing cards are for sale by all agents of the B. C. R.

N. railway, at the following prices: 15c per pack; two packs 25c; 11.50 per dozen. Order direct from agents or send Btamps or money order to the undersigned, and cards will be sent postage or expreet paid. J. Morton, G.

P. T. Cedar Rapida, la. OASTO niA. Rettim of an Old Enemy.

Fashionable hairdressers seem to agree that ere long we shall once more be invaded by the chignon, an abomination which reigned supreme a number of yeana ago. The invasion may be beaten off, as was that of the hoopskirt some time ago, and every woman with a well-shnped '-voutly hopes that such will be the case, for the shape of the head is of course utterly lost in such a fashion as this. In England It has already made considerable headway, and the Eastern anglomanlacs doubtless will ere long fall ino line. Indeed, one or two women, recently, from the "other side" ha-e already been seen In New York carrying a loose wad of hair covered with a large net at the back of the head. No, the smallest of Its disagreeable features Is that.

In the majority of cases It necessitates the wearing of a quantity of false hair. Wheat Yon Eat BTota. October is the month of nuts, and for the next few weeks boys and girls In common with the squirrels and monkeys will take a special pleasure In these delectable seeds. How the four-footed gourmands manage It would be hard to say, but human beings have discovered that nuts are not always digestible. They have also learned that it is possible to eat nuts In quantities and suffer no 111 effects by the simple device of dipping the kernels in salt If you are curious to know just how salt aids digestion put a kernel on a plate and cover It with salt.

After two or three hours you will see that the nut has become a soft, pulpy mass. Xot Bnllt (or It "I understand Smithkins has gone Into politics." "So I've heard." "Do you think he will be a success as a politician?" "Not unless he has changed a great deal since I knew him." "Why?" "He used to be honest then." Chicago Post. Question of A are. Editor You say yon wrote that Joke yourself? Jokist Yes, sir. Editor You don't really look It.

young loan, but you must be about 325 years old. Modes. Hot Sach a Long Word. Mrs. Cawker (writing a letter about a concert) Would you say that "Miss Hysee rendered a solo?" Mr.

Cawker fwho had heard It) I think it would be more truthful to say that she rended It Judge. The Oldeat Odd Felllow. Burlington. Iowa. Nov.

17. W. H. Maro, the oldest living Odd Fellow In Iowa, the oldest past gr.nd master, and Burlington's oldest patriarch, died at the advanced age of eighty-eight last night la WANTED. WANTED A competent girl for general housework.

Apply to Mrs. Mark Russell, -corner Twelfth street PitatiHa Qtrnnn. M91i1ft WANTED German girl to do general housework; enquire at The Bazaar. 12-15-tf WANTED Work horses In exchange for clear Douglas county land. To rent, seven-room house with good barn.

McKlnney Allen. 328-12-9-lm WANTED Horses In exchange for -clear Douglas county land. To rent, seven-room house with good barn. McKlnney Allen. 328-12-9-lm WANTED AT ONCE AcUve agenu lor eacn county, mxciueive control ana no risk.

Will clear 12 to 25 hundred particulars, or 25c for $1 sample. Bl Rapids Mineral Water Big Rapids, Mich. 316 12-1-lmo. FOR KENT. kuums WITH sieam neai, wun of wunoui Doara; Airs, aiarsun, Buuiueam corner First avenue and Eleventh street 319-12-2-lmo FOR RENT OR SALE The dwelling formerly occupied by E.

W. Caldwell. McKlnney Allen. 330-12-10-lm JOB SALE. HARD COAL $9.25 delivered; Hock-tog Valley $6.00 delivered; Illinois J4.50 delivered; full weight; James E.

Nield, leave orders at paint shop, First avenue. 311-12-18-lmo M1SCELLA.W-KOUS. PRIVATE SHORTHAND instruction Day's manual (Graham system); typewriters, Mimeographs and supplies. H. Sheldon.

206 Edmlson-Jameson building. 817-12-1-lm rccu UKlXNUlIMVi reeu done to order while you wait A new improved grinder Just put in. Jonah Jones. 336-12-10-lm ALL KINDS of electrical supplies tor door bells, batteries, corner Ninth street and Dakota avenue. J.

Robins. 314-11-25-lmo. FP.Prn All anrta nf feed grinding done to order while you wait. new improved grinder lust put in 12-10-lm MONEY TO LOAN It you waai loan on your farm and your money once, call on or write to Northrap Hays, Gilbert block, Slonx Falla, B. 291-11-3-lme.

BTJTLDINO PAPER far boiue bmA bg. We fumlfh fixtures free wltl every dozen roils of toilet papers. Prloi 75 cenU and $1 per dozen. Skxu Paper orpwte BnrUngtoi Due Ceu Christmas and New Year Holidays. For the above occasion the Illinois Central will sell excursion tickets to all points on their line within a distance of 200 miles at rate of one and one-third fare for the round trip.

Tickets on sale December 24, 25 and 31, 1896, and January 1, 1897. Limited for going passage, commenced on date of sale, and for return passage until and including January 4, 1897. D. L. Hyde, Agent One Faro for the Round Trip.

On December 15 the Milwaukee rail way will sell to most southwestern southern and southeastern nnlntn at. curaion tickets at one fare nlus S2 tnr the round trip, tickets being good for return trip twenty-one days from date of sale and granting fifteen day stop over privileges on going trip. F. O. Glbbs, Agent For Your Protection Catarrh "mg" or loalea for oatarrl In liquid farai to ha Ukii iatarnaUy.

uanallr oaataln atthar Bwrtmry or loJ of potaua ar both, which ara lajarlao too loos takam. Catarrh la a looal, aat blood alaaaaa, eauaad by tudd.D chanai to cold or daaa waathtr. it atarU la the naaal paaaavaa, affecting tha ayaa aara and throat. Cold In tha haad eaaaaf exce-alT flow of mucua, aad. If raaaaf ij diiikhh, raauita or catarrh will follow; Mvara pain la tha haad, a roarta.

aouad la the aara. bad braath, and oftaa time an offaaalra discharge. Tha ram-ay should be qalck to aflar Inflammation and heal the membrane. 1ti Cream Balm le tha acknowledged our iur mm uuuuiii ana contains no mercury aor any Injurious drag: price eta PILES ITCHING PILES SWAYNE'S OINTMENT ABBOMJTSLT OtmKB, nsr And I -Boat at 1 wi tr trtbrnf. If ilosred eontlsNw tsjawer.

form mmd protrude trsitrh oftaa bleed mnd a I rata, -MHsnlnr vry sr. ft A YrSK'M01Tl EftT stop Itch In an bleeding, lMrtatbe tumor. Bold bydraggisuorb-y ii far So at. Prepared bj D. Kwimii Hog, Philadelphia.

SWAYNE'S OINTMENT without lay interna: tDMieiM, cmraa tot- wr, mewmam. ivcn, svii kMda, aaa. kc. toavmr tha akia elaar. vbita and healthirT s)rM drmffists, or an br aail fer ets.

Addrws Dsj 4 ratlasWIahia, Pa. Ua rar dri MINNEHAHA NATIONAL BANK Oaltad Btatee Dt petitory Porter P. Peck, President B. F. Campbell, Vice W.L.

Baker, Cai CAPITAX, 130.OOO. Largest Bank ia South Paint, Banlneat of ail kinds eo Licit, aad laMrti alaeaUaMdepoelte sa. mm 3 1 oft Hi The boat was propelled out Into the river to a spot where a depth of SO foet had been found by sounding with a tape line, and at 4:35 the craft dis appeared beneath the waves. The bot tom was reached in one minute, the machinery controlling the descent hav-ini; a forw of 100 pounds in excess of the natural buoyancy of the ship, which Is about 1.000 at all times. The temperature of the air inside the ship was 72 and remained constant at this within one-half degre during the entire experiment, which lasted about half an hour.

The air in the ship wns all that could be desired and was delivered in pure condition and in proper quantities for respiration, there being none of the close, oppressive feelings usually experienced by occupants of a small and confined air space, their entire absence being due to a peculiar process of electrification to which the air is subjected after being chemically purified, a process which is original and which was first applied to the air in this ship, and which has proved entirely safe and satisfactory throughout the numerous tests and ex periments made this summer. The interior of the ship is lignted by means of Edison low potential incan descent lamps of small size, giving lit tle heat and consuming no air while burning. Electricit.r for operating the lamps, as well as most of the other electrical appliances on board, is furnished by primary and storage batteries, which are placed in a separate room forward of the conning tower, and directly under the latter are placed the various gauges, valves, levers, indicators, to control not only the electric current, but also the action of machines In different parts of the ship. In this conuinir tower are placed the eight windows commanding eve.7 point of the compass, and enabling the cam-tain of the ship, who is stationed here, to readily see where he is going both cn or beneath the surface. At the depth of 30 feet, at which the ship now rested, little could be seen without the aid of artificial light, as the light of the sun Illuminated the bottom imperfectly, the water of the river being in an unusually non-transparent condition at this season of the year.

In the dome Is also placed a powerful search light, which in reasonably clear water lights tip the path of the ship some hundreds of feet ahead. The ship was finally raised to within 20 feet of tte surface and then hgl The wealth of onr lnnptinr In nhown by the fact that "hang It op" and "chalk ft down" meJin precisely the same thloa. Real estate is said to be slightly rising In value la and near Yankton. w3 "v- I04-ll--ima 1.