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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-13

What Temperance Men Win Have Gained.
Columbus (O.) Special.
The feeling is very bitter against the Pro-
hibitionists. If you want to make Repub-
lican mad just say prohibition" Not only
have the Prohibitionsts been one of the
chief contributing causes of the defeat of the
Republican party, by trading Foraker for
amendment votes, but they, by putting the
Democrats into power, have killed that mag
n6cent piece of legislation, the Scott law.
AS soon as the returns are officially an
nounced the two Democratic Su-
preme Court judges will take their seats.
A new suit will be Matched up Who
can doubt the result?-although it is said
that Follett, one of the Democratic judges
elect, believes in the constitutionaity of the
law. If this be not done, there can be no
doubt but that the brewers will use all their
potent power to compel the Legislature to
repeal the law. In either case the question
arises whether the two millions OF taxes paid
under the law will not have TO be refunded
to the saloon-keepers. What a howl that
will raise. 1t will not be until then that the
people of Ohio will have fully realized what
Democratic victory means
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-13
SPARKS.
Papa, please tell me the story of the new
comet" said Mary to her father, last evening.
81 cannot, my dear" replied Mr.. Rather,
there is no tail to it yet"

Ana consume the tlQ.
Hartford Times.
81 don't propose to hide my light under
bushel" said Dumey Neither would l,
were 1 in your place" replied young
Brown, Il would economic and buy pint
measure"
ut was a little 'fresh-air" boy who
watched the farmer in the process of milk
ing, until, becoming a little tired, he in
quired: "How many more OF dose tows
have you dot to steeze?"
Where is the girl of longSago?" sings
Joaquin Miller. We saw her the other day,
Joaquin. But she isn't girl any more. She
had gray hair and wart on her nose, and
no teeth, and wore specs.
Professor to class in surgery 1.-THE right
leg of the patient, as you see, is shorter than
Now, what would you do in a case of this
kind?' Bright student: Limp too."-Ger-
man Joke.
We read in an exchange of young lady
having been made crazy by a sudden kiss.
This should teach young ladies to be con-
stantly expecting something of that kind,
and to be prepared for it when it comes.
Lowell Citizen.
LET us play we are married." said little
Edith, land I will bring my dolly and say:
See baby, papa "
Yes" replied Johnny, land I will say:
Don't bother me now; want to look
through the paper"
Joradab begins to sigh
And gOuge his little eyes and crigh
Because he cannot catch a fligh
Who roams the window pane.
Now he eats piece of pigh,
Now he makes a face most wrigh,
Then hours upon the floor does lgh;
JOnadab's a child of nigh
Cousin Martha Jane.
oil City Derrick
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Two Causes of Difference.

Chicago Inter Ocean.
The New York World wants General Lew
Wallace recalled The trouble with the
General is that he did not fight on the same
side the World did in the late civil war; la
also has brains
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For Relieving Throat Troubles and Coughs
Browns Bronchial Croehes" have world wide
seputation, Sold only in boxes. Price, 25 cents.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-22


Land Office a, Mitchell, y. H. June
20, 1888. Notice is hereby given that
the following named settler has filed
notice Of his intention to makS final
proof i'll support Of his clam, and that
said proof will be made before Pro
bate Judge Brule Go. at Kimhall ID Il
on July 20, 1893, viz: JoHN ROBERTS
who made HID entry No. l933s for
the S. E. / Sec. 27-lo3-97. Henamcs
the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and culti-
vation Of, said land, viz: Samuel Ell
berts, James Darlington, George Wolf
Lyman D, Bardln, all of Kimball,
D. 7. VIM. Letcher,
s-22-ll Register.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Corn Is looking we'll.

Com Is looking we'll.
When you want a Nobby hat
call Il Rohnson's Cash Store.
--R. II. TAYLOR is nov comfortable
scttlct in his new dwelling.
of course YOU arc c mining to
Kimhall the l,l To see the Gag lc soar.
Try or California Canned Fruits
we have rvcrytl,in: at only so ccnts
pcr can. Weeks & NellS.
-licnry & Orcutt have erected al
elegant gold lc,tcred sign on their
new bank building.
Hutchinson & French have placed
in their drug store an elegant soda
fountain. Go in an;; see it w'trk.
We acknowledge a pleasant call
from Miles +. Tully the genial corre-
spondeut Of the Press and Dakotalan.
--Lawt>.n & Woodman opened up
their new mea, market yesterday, and
are now prepared to furnish all kinds
of fresh and dried meats.
We acknowledge San invitation
from the managers of the Mitchell az
ricultural and driving association, to
offend thcir scco:d annual racing
meeting TO be held in that city July
:,rd and ith.
kilnhail, Brule county is arrang-
irw for the biggest and best ith OF
july celebration in southern Dakota
PREss g. DAKUrAIAN. correct, such
a celebration we arc going to have
Kimball never docs anything by
halves.
1t vas a rather small trick to run
u bill of Sl4.s0 for cigars and have 1t
charged to Edd Cooper Nhilc he W; S
ut Chamberlain last week, but Edd
takes it all in good part smiles, ard
says its the prettica girl in Dakota
The school election fcE this town
ship will be held ut Louis Richard $
feed store next Wednesday the 10Th
between the hours Of maze and four
o'clock for the purpose of clect'ng q
township school board and to select a
name for the school township.
-HAssett, Hunting g. Co. from Nc
Gregor, Ioa., are going to build an
elevator here and be ready to hapdle
grain assoon as it is ready for market
Those gentlemen have elevators III
nearly every town on this line of road
and are competent and thorough grain
men. T. II. Taylor will have charge
,f the elevator when flashed.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-22
Save money By buhg yyr oa dFubs Bros South opposite


Strangers are numet Gus, and get
ting more so every day.
Look at those Nbbby all wool
suits at Robinsons. Only $40.
According to reports England
Will have King ere long.
DO you want a pair of Slippers
for % cents? If you do call on Weeks
& Wells.
-TrampS are scarce article in
Dakota. None but the Industrious
, thrive here.
Minneapolis Flour can not be
beat. Only $40 Per Hundred, at
Weeks & Wells.
-Workmcn have commenced Law
ing the foundation fer the new Meth
odist church
Did yon know that Weeks d
Wells are selling s pounds of roasted
Coffee for 81 90
Small grain Of all all kind is look
ing fifty per cent better t,,an it did
last year at this time.
The southern Dakota creamery
association has been organized at len
nox, with O. ID. Ilinklcy, Lincon Cen
trc, president. All creamery interests
| in southern Dakota arc invited to CO.
operate.
Don't be cntic'd to spend your
4th any other place but i'll Kimball
where the only legitimate celebration
will be held For every ten cents it
costs You, you will get dollars worth
of fun in return.
AS an evidence of how Dakota's
stock interests are last assuming pro-
portions, one has only to keep watch
of the cattle, horses and sheep being
brought into the territory daily, TO
say nothing Of those already here.
The Huron convention passed of
very harmoniously all adhcring to the
purpose of DIVISION and statehood. \
conStltut o,al convention IS called to
meet September -ith. In our next,
we will give the proceedings III full.
The Bank of kimball have put
down II side walk in front of their
! building this week, have built Il good
stone foundation under the building
and ut present are building their va,il,
and making other suitable improve
mcnts.
The organic act creating the Terri
terry Of Dakota provides that the su-
prcmc court shall assemble sat the
seat Of governments hut docs not fix
the time for such session. An unrc-
pealcd section of the laws Of Dakota
SAYS there shall be two terms Of the
supreme court each year at ia"kton,
and fixes the dates thereof. The ques-
ton now ARISES which place should
the supreme court be held. AT Bis
mark the new capital or at Yankton?
-i,ev. Joseph Ward, who has been
appointed by Delegate Raymond one
of the exominers of applicants for the
Annapolis naval cadetship to which
Dakota is entitled, asks us to announce
that the examinations will be held
at Fargo on the 9th of June and
that AL applicants are expected to
present themselves at that city upon
the date mentioned Dakota is enti-
tied to one cadetship and the appoint
ment must be made prior to July list
by the delegate. Capt. Raymond has
left the choice to the recommendation
of the examiners, after competitive ex-
animation of the applicants. Each app
heat must be over fourteen and less
than eighteen years Of age.
am prepared to haul sand and
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-22
THE ENTERPIIR,I /, R,IsI1s
Published Every Friday Morning as
KimbaIl, Brule Co; Dakota.
P. II. RYAN. Edi&ar.

neutrality-suspicious. OF advert,silS s .aaie
known on application.
&a-Advertising not accompanied by ii
structions vii, be inserted unal ordered out
and charged foraccordinglT.
RS-ReSuar adyeriiseIfc717 Fayalte At II
ments nhst DO paid for i'll advance.
GSr-AIf communications intended for the
next issue must be III the handsof the prin tcr
as ea-ly as Thursday. .norning to insnre pub
lication.
gH"Job work Of every description execus-
ed III the best style O. shott coffee and u
reasonable rates,
n@~Shcrt communications IN any subject
of interest nre acceptable if accompanied by
Tie name Of the author.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-22
f, J. WELLS,
y "a :" IL Il = r .

II 2s~--
Will keep constantly on hand full
line of WATCHES Fore'g" and Amer
lean, both Key and Stem Windcrs'
Waterbury and Seth Thomas Clocks,
tho hest made and most accurate timers
manufactured. In Jewlry Lain to keep
The LATEST PATTERNS and NOVELTIES
SilverPIated Ware, Eyeglasses,
Musical instruments, &C, &C..
K1MBAlI,. DAKOTA.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-22
Time Table {. ". :. st. P. r. r,
COUNTY OFFICERS.

j. r. Lowe,
r.. S. TAYLOR
COUNTY CLERK ID. w. SrALp,SG
CouNrY JupGE. .J. B. LoNG.
TREAsERHR. II. J. ANDREWS.
.,nnr,Fp. F.. p. Ocns>ER.
DEPUTY SHERIFF. Il. {. BARNES
s,,,p1. or S.n,ooIs T.. l.. DREwRy.
SrnvrYoR. -, S. IL. WulrLocK.
Assessor. GEoEGE barry.
CORONER. 4. NJ. fRnScH.
&C. ASnEEsoS.
EoAp S,Pn., C. w. Mrk,NLEY
s...L. R'enAEps.
G.. c. MoRRcw.
JUSTICES j. S. WHITE.
w. \. PORTER.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-22

am prepared to haul sand and
stone in any quantity from one cord
to fifty, and delivered to parties on
short notice at reasonable prices.
II. II. High,
kIMBALL, DAKOTA.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-22
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DENNIS RYAN,

ATroIsnY and CouNsrLLoE at Law. WIFI
| nractise iii Territorial, State and United
State Courts. Criminal laws speciality. witt
attend to iand cases at local land Office and
| ut Washington. d. c. Lands houcht ard
soi3 on commission and taxes PAID for non
residents. Office on Main street opposite
Taft House, kini5ai., Dakota.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-20

L rripr- net tOg, or s. -; EXPORTS Great
BriHIr. ---; CuAstwise, sSi6i foreign, --.
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The Laredo Times is out Of sorts
with tho Galveston News because
that paper limited TINT the sentiments
of the Times wrrO decidedly republic
can aud 10 far has refused to take il
back, although the Times man says
he l. democrat. san Antonio Light.
We don't know a. TO the Times. II
may be and no doubt is democratic.
But the time has gone by when IL
simple assertion or label either will
make neither newspaper nor an indi-
yiduM democratic. In the future II
will take more than this and then
where will such papers M the News
and the Post stand They have no
single circumstance in their history to
point to to indicate democracy, not
one; while on the other hand a thou
sand things are remembered ia the
career of each to strengthen the re-
puhlican records they have made.
The Post last year supporting Wash
Jones and the News supporting Tom
Ochilucc. The only difference be-
tween the papers is, the News won,
rs 1t always does, by hook or crook,
aud the Post lost as ii always does, no
matter what it undertakes. These
things are not at all complimentary.
but they are Just the very gospel of
truth all the same,
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woe. No m',rIIl.- 49,


pilp4 urc frequently preceded by
s,nse NJ weight iu tie back, loius aud
lower part Of tine abdomen, causing the
patient t, suppose be las some affection
" the kducy- or ucirhborlng organs.
At times, symptoms OF il. iGestion are
present, us hgtuIeucy, uueasiness 81 the
stomach. etc. \ mpisture.llke Pcrspira
uou, proluclng very disHEreeabie
itching, particularly pt night after get.
ting warm in bed, is very common at
t"nlaut. Blind Bleeding AID Itching
Plles Yield at once 10 the application OF
DR.. Bo-aukO's Pile Remedy. whl'h acts
directly upon the parts affected, absorb
lug the InmyTs, ai!ayiuR th" intense
itchiuE. and affecting - armament cure,
wherr the other remedies have failed,
DO not delay gutil tn" drain on the ays-
tenn produces perm nutut disability, but
try it and be cured. Price, ~ cents
Sent pre- AID on receipt Of price. Ad-
Dress I he Dr Busauko Meliciue Co.,
PiquM Ohio. Soldby Carter& Williamson
and j. D. Cornish, druggists. Waco,
t3l ilW
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aOCAE. IIERsAEES.
~ hoie.nIc Prices Ior EcndinJ
Staples Yesterday.

Thee tt.nmartot shows great uura-i es, ard
,.r.,,s have d. decided downward teDdpr,,
Bacon CONTINUES siu. '"h-' ann ''s '' ''
uraer.eL Ilen-.l market IS .iu { d u9-
.t u.....o., tNa I.... .. .tHr ....
|t..'s At 100.
wool,
LAM. ..,.Io. ur4t. n.ilum tpaocr.a...I.
u!pt.
,...4,.... Ir,...t,a.to.. ,r....
"."t ..'' -'''' ''s SAT- 'y'''i' h''-'
,orr.x
nY"i mild ps 'tc, strict mdiIlne ,'' -
49, it4.N- sHie1 low I""'''"b f~'
i'" ia''''''-
COUNTRY rRou"gr.
iutrr*, u-r ."t., 3 o'9 is.M. Ih,rk.n.t
". f'5. 81 Z. ~ -. ere, --'4 = ~ g.. b','t''
nJ. " ,D,' l-4g-ur. it-m POTATOES
-'.Jvl r lrr hl-h'- wei p!tat""; ''"
iyran,, per Ou. - -..'!..o IL.
.s"u, 't .f. iHu., -rlsp.rN. ls . hry shiAe't
I" cotton seed SILVA. mills.
Nf.tLlts yH.uU.l.
O. .....-- per BIOL ;. tuu. per Au. >INI 10.
% june r., nsrrI s9Haa3 - Fancy spp.ts
81 4.. 10. rl..,, aup,r, sIOHGI p ttt-.
I..-r. t.r., rate g.. 2iuJ 20. turr-r l2A. its'.
N,r. .,u, G.,u-.. kr,Ut. ha.i l., 80 ~,
:. w. h.tt,-2 a..4.. creamery huue" 30 b.
uit.t apples 5sa1s oranges, 81 v
uAupwAkE
AYES, per .'ufrn, - hWG' %; nails, Der k'.
g. 'u, l"i ua-l'3 h'r." ,npe, 81 '0t-l piini-.
uH.i-, tt.5iatj.il, ir'n. a. rate, bhrbr we,
BE- l-sus tihiu fence sir" 'Ioc beltinA !. lf e..
.u4.t.uUif,cti"-, lipWrs' - p"r r-n.. IIS'"n1l'
',iur' 80 80 N fu"Ier, rue, ," per h'- b
Hlt-lI. r., $3.50. 1h : drp 81 nuch' 81 30.
WAN ,.....- 1854.
lo.th l'mhrr, $40 per VI ut,,'r.ln-, a-,,li'
p,r VI -a nE, 'rI.'w rtur, 81 3D. nrf VI
,t.lns, NIH .ur. S-'w per VI -llin g. r'
.ar, -" ." peer NJ tylNh-t 'NlnN pi4f' - "
ceiling, poplar S. o. peg NJ 'mnsIr', nr',
NA hT''--t ll .t' l'' " 7l'H-'''' StN''' 10
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Necessary To Be Done

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ui.InrIcnI sl.cIchcn.

The ENANuNYR has engaged the services
of Mr. h. f.. Ovrnu, who will write up
Met rnnun county. His first work will be
MrGrrgor llstallmcnis VIII appear in
the daiics OF reNt week ana our weekly
will contain full descriptive history -
MrGregor and surrounding country a
large number OF papers have been ordered
and there will probably Ore several tnous-
and cNtra cppir, issued, So that Waco
merchants viii lind these papers excellent
dNertisjng mediums.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-20

Wc.arc indebted to the Day for n
very manly and properly conceived
sentiment aucnt the dirty luugo of ;hc
Post However, the Day should re-
cali tho fact whIlc sitting in Judgment
on this cn-c that the fight We made
against the Post was n legitimate one.
II was our place to show that the
Post could not be democratic in the
fun sense OF the term while its in
-pirutOrs, conductors aud owners
were republicans, and consequently
il should have no leading place in the
party. This was not personality in
the sense which all clearly Legitimate
journalism must condemn, while that
rcsortcd to by the Post in its distress,
was only such rs blackguardism
would dare attempt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-20

The suggestion Of an alliance be
tween the south aud the west comes
like n reyclationto both sections. II
10 il made we will hnyc a democratic
national administration beyond IL
doubt, and Old Pig Iron wont be able
to get in his work in the way Of re-
ducing silver coinage to the mimi
mum. The alliance will puy both
sections, but it will pay the west
more than it will the south.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-20

The annual meeting 81 the -tackhoil-
ers ~ the Waco National bank will b.
hald at their office III Waco, Tex, on
Tuesday, January ,th, 1881, at 10 "a IN,
Tor the purpose OF cleo ting directors Tor
the ensuing year and Tor the transaction
Of such business us may come before
them. j. h. Rose.
u hlm Cashier.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-20

The assignee Of Tucker X Willis, de-
siruus Of closing ont their lrrgo sto K Of
holiday GOO Sc will, during the mex
thirty days, sell at prime first cost, n
large aud choice selection Of toilet sets,
hiies' and chlliren's dressing cases, lu
-llk, plush and Russian finish Also "a
large lot 81 imported venetian bronze
ornaments, ant many other articles ,ult-
aale tor Christmas and New Year pres
ruts, too numerous to mention. n
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SANGER Bros.
MAcn. Nnyemnnr Y. 1857.

WACO, November II, 1881.
Mr. sam Baker, Waco, IeNl-.
Dear Sir-Wr have t'Icd and now use
your Buckthon sold steel barhed fcnc-
ing, aud much prefer it to any barbed
vine, and will want more of it very
soon Your, truly
JAS. f. EGAN,
Sup't Waco Water-works, Waco Tex.
Ills I'm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-20

hn'se-, tOys, china sets, running horses.
Whisiling locomotives, mechanical TOYS
and thousands ottLinEs of interest 10 the
title folks now open ut Levine BTush
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-20

A large assortment OF tine finest apples
always ON hand. Also every Kind of
staple and fancy groceries.
MILLER N DENNIs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-20

The Fort worth n Denver railroad
when completed win he one of the
master roads Of this continent.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-20

Rey. j. W. Waldrop, Owenton, Ky,
says: browns Iron Bitters greatly le-
hey"d me " general debility and midi
gesluu. 1912 d&wlW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-20

Best D cent clGars for the money in
town at CAETrE a NlLLIANsoS's,
~ Austin Avenue,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-20

The McLenuan grand jury which
tackled gambling won the phujit
well done.
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DAILY EXAMINER
WACO, DECEMBER 70, 1883,

All the Texan applicants were
not successful.
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EmrrI.nInrn Nmrc.

no cure, no pay, Prepared and for
ale hN CAEER & WILLIAMSON
u,.O3-tt 81 Austin Ave. ne.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-20

Tine best shoe polish M Wnco at San
ger Bro
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-20

The Post wants to know what
state Calkims is from. II is = poorly
Informed leading democratic paper
not To know that no one but a crazy
hooaier would want a civil rights BILL
unless indeed one had enjoyed negro
patronage for awhile IN the public
service and was doinga little of that
sort OF thing in the way OF gratitude.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-20

For fine soaps, perlumery aud i'm
ported bay rum, 60 10
CAErEE g. WGLLIAMsoS.
81 Austin Avenue.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-20

\ full assortment " Pears, Lublin's
.lldvw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-20

Parties desiring brick work lone will
leave their orders on my slate 40 r.
Anderson drug store, yt door to f..
=. Sturgis, Austin street.
l2-l.dlm, q. W IIlVlTr.
II you want first ass custom mad
shoe for either ladies', Uses, cailIrcu
IN gents don't fail to see those hest goods
at 4. r.. Jordan's Al goods guaranteed
IA represented. None better made.
l-IU-tf
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Icglrr Bros, ladies, misses and chill
dren', button boots ON all widths at san
ger Bros.
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Boys embroidered slippers at Sanger
Bfp'-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-20

The sick, worn and detected should
read the advert semeut of Culden's
Liquid Beef Tonic * WY