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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11
the JOURNAL,
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The JOURNAL has made very substantial pre-
gress during tho past year in lis business of
the paper has very mntrriatiy increased, and tins
increase IN the circulation Of the paper has been
met by liberal additions 10 the faculties OF the
once Tor tiis pruu2pt He,y.:c II patrons. y EcH
and Faster press has been but in, and two folding
machines have been added, and now InE jour
NAL press room IS the best equipped tor eUad
west outside OF the larger citibR. III regard to
these mechanical facilities. as well as IN the
point OF collecting and preparing ttte ncws, LIE
JOURNAL Will continue to keep in the lead.
AS A NEWSPAPER
HE JouRNAL is better than ever before. Ita
telegraplIc reports are unstiT paEeed by any west
and weste:n news 1t has no rival. Nothing 70
approach its column OF Northwestern Items IL
published in any other paper, whIi5 10 other pa
per on the Missouri river maintains so large and
competent q corps of local correspondents. Iea-
pie in northern Iowa. northeastern Nebraska,
southwestern Minnesota ard southern Dakota
want the news from the territory named, with
comprehensive reports 81 al prominent occur
renres the world over. should buy TIE JOURNAL.
The first aim of The JOuRNAL is to give thencws,
to give it iinpnrtiaiiy and reliably, go that it may
have the confidence OF all, and be Of equal value
TO all, as 4 NEWSPAPER.
TIKI MATERIAL INTERESTS OF THE COUNTRY,
a wide and rapidly developing country. repre-
sented By The Jouraai, will continue to have its
best thought ana care. Its aim will be to cooper
dtc VIII tHe Icptit III t1t!F NGTB VI OIjlllnS up
their towns. Of wisely developing the natural adj
~v;intages of their localities, OF making the country
richer and its people happier.
POLITICALLY
The Journal Is Independent republican. Upor
matters of public policy 1t viii give free expression
70 It's opinions, and seek ut all times TO labor for
the advancement Of such political measures and
the choice of such men 10 public trust as will. in
its Judgement. conduce In largest degree to the
prosperity, peace and moral health of society, 70
the greatest security of the citizen, and to the
UlnneSt rhArrnInr of gnYerumAnt
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11
CLOSING OUTATCO COST.

For the next two weeks gloves
and mittens will be closed out at
cost at Warmers.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11

Fresh honey at ID. Z. Wells.
Gelatine at Bardins.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11

'.BEGGS' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP
Is a perfect success" is what We hear on all sides
by those who have used it and find it a certain
cure for coughs, colds and all bronchial troubles.
For sale by S. q. Bogce.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11
THAT sALLow coMpLExloM

Is caused by a disordered liver and can be re-
lieved ut once by Reggs' Liver Pills, the best
laxative in the world. We guarantee every box
to give Satisfaction. For Sale by S. G. Boyce
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11
Bys1NEgs LocALa-

BU II IS
when Baby was sick, we gave her cAsToR1A -
When she was u Child, she cried for CASTORA
When she became Miss. she clung TO CASToRA
When she had Children, abe gave them CAST'A.
FOR RENT,
The Bronson honse on Main st.
Inquire of Henry 81 Orcutt.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be SO quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
WILL YOU SUFFER- with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? Stiloh's V~italizcr is guaranteed to
cure you.
SIEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for
you.
CATAIRH CURED, health and sweet breath Sc
cured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50
cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by +. f. Miller.
Fresh honey at d. L. Wells.
Gelatine at Bardins.
When you want a good bowl o
coffee and some nice doughnuts, goto
Dunton'sRestaurant.
Obs fresh brown Coffee for sl,oo
at Bardins.
Fresh Oysters at Dunton's Restau-
rant.
A fifty cent bottle of Chamberrain's
Cough Remedy is fully equal in intrin-
sicvalue &c a dollar bottle of any other
preparation i'll use. Sold by, F. f..
Miller.
,. w. Butler will loan money at
low rates OF town property.
Cotton Flannels from s cents up.
Heaviest weights for 1913 cat Bardlns
The only Veterinary establishment
in south Dakota is that of Collins 81
hurry in Kimball.
For lame Back, Side or chest use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Price % cents.
SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption Cure is
sold by us on a guarantee. 1t cures consumption.
SuiLOu'S VITALIZER is what you need for
r.,.,.u,:,, \ ,,. 80 A,,>a,;to D;,,,ass o,} all
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01
Infamy J'nsDeakable.

The Mcpherson bill has passed
the senate and 4 day has been set for
its consideration in the house. Its
purpose is to give the national banks
upwards of $4,000, 900 dollars ut one
per cent to loan to the labor OF the
country at usnrious rates. In other
words it gives the banks as many
dollars in notes to loan ont as they
have dollars in bonds on deposit
virtually paying the face OF the
bonds yet paying the banks IN terest
on all the bonds deposited. When
the banks whisper their distress
from lack Of money to loan to labor.
congress hears their plaintivc wall
instantly, but when labor asks that
the corporations shall be restricted
III their systematic robbery the de-
mand IS unheard and UNDECIDED
though it has the voice Of an ava
lancho
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01
How the Ice Was Broken.


A good anecdote is told in The Lon
don Echo in relation to the unsocL.blo
habits of Englishmcn who travel. An
old American gentleman was travelling
from Liverpool to London. Three gem
tlemen in all occupied the CARRIAGE, and
for an hour after the train had begun
its journey never one exchanged sylla-
bic with another. At last the American
broke the silence and said: Gentle
men, | am L.. D. have come
from. have been merchant for
fifty years, and now | am living
in ease. l am so years of age
and / have two eyes and one
tongue, and, like great many Of
my countrymcn, take pleasure in
using them. Ny eyes feel the period in
which they have done me service, and |
cannot read for the motion Of the train.
Having introduced myself, trust, gem
temcn, you will not look upon me as a
pckpocket." AT this one Of the gentle
men drew out his card-case and gave
his card. This example was Immediately
followed by the Other. What. gentle
men, said the American, You do not
seem to know Que another; let me intro
duce you, and with that he crossed his
arms and presented the card of one to
the other This was the b"giIniny Of a
warm and long friendship.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01
N0rfgaging Their Salaries

There is a horde OF money sharks
in Chicago and in every large city,
who prey Oh employees, either II in
diyiduals, corporations ar Of the To-
cal or general government, lending
them money from month 10 n,0EtIlsat
enormous nsnry. taking rs security
III assignment ~ their pay 10 become
due at til. end 81 tie north. It is
said tina. this business Is most ex-
fcnsively carried on at Washington.
where a large proportion OF the
monthly salaries Of government
clerks il paid 10 nsurcrs Of whom
they borrow money, paying > per
cent and 10 per cent IL month "a in
terest. In this city and others. many
employees OF large corporations, like
the railroad and telegraph COM
panies. have placed themselves with
in the power Of these robbers and
are helpless to escape. A case il
noted in q neighboring city, where a
usurer's profits are $1,000 II month
OF, his loans to the employees Of =
single railroad corporation.-IC hica-
60 JOul nal, Dec. 10.
And the Chicago Evening Journal
is as directly responsible for these
infamies rs are the usnrsrs whom it
denounces. Indirectly the same
thirg exists wherever a laborer or a
farmer is obliged to put mortgage
upon his growing crops Of grain or
upon his herd or growing animals.
TO provide the means OF suhsisting
those dependent upon the fruits OF
his labor. It is simply mortgaging
ones future labor. Though that labor
is in another form OF salary.
Money is as much the tool Of COM
mercc and the support OF all those
dependent upon the producing In
dustries, rs is any implement OF ag-
riculture the special tool Of that in
dustry. An inadequate supply OF
tools to perform the required labor
Of an industry will make hard times
for those dependent upon it as a
means Of support. And so an inade-
quate supply Of money, the tool OF
commerce, whereby one product OF
industry OF which producer is over
stocked, is exchanged for some
other commodity or thing which he
needs, should be ample to accomplish
the purposes and uses of its creation.
None are interested in an inadequate
supply Of money or other tools but
those who are amply supplied. and
who wish to profit from limited
supply by exactiny usurious or ex-
orbitant rates.
Every scheme to reduce the volume
Of money ard make all dependent
upon their salaries the legitimate
prey OF usnrcrs, cxtortioners and
corporate plunderers has always and
still has the earnest support OF the
Journal. It should cease to squirm
!, at its own medicine.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01
East tirecnla.sd Expios n.iou.


Lieut.. Holm, who ID exploring Eas.
Greenland, is now supposed 10 be in
winter quarters as tar north on the east
coast AS he was able TO journey last
summer. One of his purposes was to
meet as many Of tho cast coast natives
as possible. We know very little Of
them, as most East Greenland expedi-
tons have not met them ut all. Lieut..
Holm spent last winter on an cast
coast island fifty miles north of Cape
Farewell, where some Esquimaux live
very comfortably on the salmon. her.
rings, and seals with which the neigh
boring waters abound. Holm sent back
word that sledges were useless for east
coast exploration, as the shore ice il
never thick enough to travel on, being
broken up every day OF. two by storms
or incoming ice. lie Travelled north
last summer by boat and land, AMI
hoped to return next year with rich ad.
dition to our knowledge Of East Green.
lAn1
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01
nm Arp On Sandy PuiIInss."


Candy pu!lings are nuisance, but
suppose We have 10 have them. have
now arrived at the ago and frame III
Mind that submit 10 anything any
t..iag 10 please the children. AMI 50
wl.,D they got their mothers consent
tie matter wax all arranged AMI the
Dnl,s.nJ invited without cOnsn.i.:i. me-
There VAS spare room in The LoIse
and Is hal some writing TO do I'D
,ourn myself there to have GnIc.
time. Hhllc was Illuminating he. ore
the ire and smoking the II pc OF ;cacc
ana tan utility th. young folks began
10 -atiicr ana before knew IL the young
laule., were usliered my into roos, as re-
&C. ion room, and was kindly informed
that would have to vacatc. With a
sigh 81 resignation | retired aud poAed
around generally.
Wish l had a r0om-a room OF nv
own and Mrs. Arp says she wishes she
hal a roonl-a room or her own. But
she can't have On,. She will never have
one, for children and grand children
would be- lost and woald he lost :-he
can't slip OIL to Sabor Frceman's but
what dozen want TO know where she
is aud when Is she coming back. The
dog and the cat follow hcr-no she will
never have room to herself.
But | found good company at the
candy pulling and had a COOL time any
how, for do love these naborly visits.
! love to see the young folks happy and
| love to discourse politics AMI crops
ard nabOrhOOd news with the older
ones. But this candy business is not al!
serene; one OF the girls burned Eor hand
dreadfully and is still carrying it in a
bandage. Aud then it is so messy, a:
Mrs. Arp says. The children get candy
all over the floor and the tables and
bureau. 1t sticks TO my stockings vel
when | 60; ready to go to bed. 1t mo t;
and smokes ON the hearth. The dishes
are all daubed and hard to clean w
again. The door knobs and dipper
handles arc sticky and they keep sticky
as long as the candy lasts.
But every pleasure has its drawback
After every dinner the dishes are to bt
washed. After every repose the bed has
to b. made up. We ride and drive and
then the horse has to be put up and fed
We dance to sweet music and have tt
pay the fiddler. We go on picnic o.
an exclusion and come home tired ant
weary. Every pleasure seems to be fol
lowed by pain or by trouble inst as TIL
night follows the day. But still it !.
right, for it is nature. We live in con
trasts and enjoy them.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01
The Artificial Dim pie.

INcW Ioik NOI 1i.icu3O
In the way Of attractiyeness in fash
ionable femininity itself the newest non
sense is an artificial dimple It il made
by smearing a small spot on the chin or
check with calorless shellac varnish
mixed with glue and then pressing the
flesh with the point of pencil or PEN
holder, holding it so until the stuff be-
comes dry and fixed. The process is
not available for thin, bony faces, nor
where the skin is thick and taut; but in
the case of soft, pulpy surface very
deceptive result can be produced. The
stiffened indentation retains the shape
OF dimple, and busting Of powder
conceals the conglomoratc. A httle
care must he observed on smiling too
suddenly lest tho dimplc be broken; but
with gentle usage it will last . whole
evening.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01

The democrats OF the house might
Offset the attempt Of the republicans
to pack the senate with two mere
monopolists from Dakota by lacking
an amendment for dividing the state
Of Texas as contemplated In the act
for Its admission into five or seven
states and providing for their ad-
mission into the union upon equal
terms with the other states. 6uch u
measure II successful would go far
to take the government out OF the
contol OF tho monopolists who
now control the House OF Lords.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01
Original Notice.
III the Ci-cuif Court for Howard county, Iowa.
February term Iss..
.,f.an,. ..-o ff.t,.,,o

III the Ci-cuif Curt for Howard county, Iowa.
February term 1ss..
Salmon clark, PIatlt,n,
vs.,
II. u. Bibcock and Eaiiiiae A. lis wife. Hear,
4. Raw AMI vile, A. r. Baum ,aiI.er ard
Win. T. JONES, et al, Defendants
To the defendants above named:
You arc hereby E0i fled inst there IS nox
Oh file In the Office II the clerk Ct the tIrc.siG
court. In and for tire county 81 Howard, state
OIL io.va petition Or Tie plaintiff above lam. ID.
:laiMng or y1n the sum ~ SfG;s ana Q par cent
interest ana $s5 Attorney fc@s. on your prIiIils-
soiy note: Also asking the Tor closure " mort
gage TO seeGr. same on the Undivided tg.o-
thirds Of the So. II Of lot IS and 80 II CT the
W u u lots IL aid Il; Also lots one TO fourteen
inc.u.i g. and lots ~, -, -. % .nI IS, aid "
10. II lots IS, 16 and II; Also In block No. IL.
village " Lime springs. Howard county, Iowa,
known as the Lime springs I'll. property
No personal Judgment except as..sst II. W.
Babcoek'
And that Gn;ess you appear thereto and
defend before noon OF the second day oi the
next term OF the said court appointed 10 be he'd
At the court house In sal; co.nty
commencing on the 9Th day 81 February lssJ.
your dcfanit VIII be- entered and "A Judgment
rendered against you thereon. In accordance
With the prayer Of .a.G Telttioz.
MCCARTNEY q MccOOk.
1874 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01

Civil service reformers all belong
Ing to the party o,r Of power, or per-
haps to one inst going out. The re-
markable words of Flanagan Of Tex
% will be echoed into republican
CARS with terrible vehemence in
about sixty days:
"What arc we here for but the Of
1lces."
Cleveland's boots are said to be
No. IL, cost $50, and warranted to
stand heavy shocks.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01
This Includes Nearly All.

President-elect Cleveland, reply
ing to the "Mugwumps" in regard to
his policy touching removals, says
"There is class Of government
positions which are not within the
letter cf Tie civil service statute,
hut which are so disconnected with
the policy Of i'm administration that
the removal therefrom of the present
incumbent in my opinion should not
be madc during the terms for which
they were appointed solely on parti-
san grounds and for the purpose OF
putting in their place those who are
in political accord with the appoint.
ing power. But many now holding
such positions have forfeited all just
claim to retention. because they have
used their places for party purposes
in disregard to their duty to the
people and because, instead Of being
decent public servants, they have
proved themselves offensive parti-
sans and INSCRIPTIONS manipulators
OF local party management. The
lessons OF the past should be un-
learned and slch officials, as well us
their successors, should be taught
that efficiency, fitness and devotion
to public duty are conditions OF their
continuance in public place, and that
quiet and unobtrusiye exercise Of
Individual political rights is II raa-
sonable measure Of their party
service"
No democrat can ask more in re-
gard 20 removals from office than
is here contained. At least ninety per
cent OF the incumbents in Office come
within the olass described in the
second sentence of the extract quoted
and have given the time they owed
to the duties OF their Office and con-
uributed to its success from their
salary to retain the republican party
in power when duty to the people"
demanded that no eX.rtion reason
able for them TO make. should have
been omitted TO remove that party
from place and power. and to restore
the people to their own now held and
controlled by the corporate monop-
olies created, fosterel and protected
by the republican party. The few
who have RETAINED from this active
craftsmanship should be retained, rs
Is declared in the closing extract
from this remarkable letter that
they will b..
All others, as we interpret the de-
c!arcd purpose OF the new admins.
tration, may as we'll arrange TO go.
Tor their services will not be required
longer than till Il successor can be
provided. III the letter does not
mean this II Is without Specification.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01

The ingredients entering Into the
composition o. MishIcr's Herb Filters
include the pureat and most whole
some herbs, from which the medicine
derives its nanie, and which are COM
pounded after the bet scientific
methods. DR. Joseph &. Lane, Chi
cago physician Of high stariing.
after thoroughly testing the Et.efs.
writes that he intends using IL re1u-
larry in bis practice. having tried it
with the most gratifying results III
diseases OF the kidneys.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01

Warwick Martin the author OF the
money OF nations aud other finan-
cial works Of great value is dead the
event occurring ut Washington W eek
before last. He was 4 democrat Of the
early days Of the republic ripe in
wisdom. venerable in years and true
to democratic truth and principle,
which made him most uncompro-
missing Toe OF corporation or national
bank money.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01

Original Notice.
In the Circuit Court az Howard county. Iowa
] February Term 1885.
| Cannon Decring, Plaintiff,
Andrew Carpenter All A!bc-t.c lrp enter
Defendants.
To the defendants above named
You are hereby notified that there IS now
on Tile In the Office OF the clerk OF the Circuit
court In and for the county OF Howard, state OF
Iowa, Il petition Of the plaintin.above named.
claiming Of sou that 4 certain jndgm:nf
that was recovered In the circuit court or How
ard county, Iowa, Tor $50. with !, per cent In
tefeSt from date, damages and costs and At
torney's fees. on the sth day Of June 1875, BE-
! reinstated as Judgment In said county and
that the record OF SAME be restored and said re-
instltcm.nt and record BE- or the date OF us
rendition. t0-wit: June sth 1873, ard that the
lien Of said judgment be preserved from TIE
date or Its rendition to-wit: June 9Th 1875, ana
Tor other proper relief,
And that unless you appear the, ctO
and defend before noon OF the second day OF the
next term OF the said court appointed to be held
at the court house In said county, commencing
on the 9Th day or February, 1885, your default
VII! ba entered and 4 Judgment rendered against
you thereon, III accordance with the p. aver OF
said petition.
MCCARTHY MCcooK.
t2t4 Attorneys for Plaintiff
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01
Original Notice.---In Equity.
In the Circuit Court or Howard county, Iowa
February Term 1885.
James L, Lombard Plaihtfff

vs..
A, F. Cole, Bridget +. Cole, Defendants
| To the Defendants named above:
You are hereby NasSitad that there Is now on
HE in the ONCE CT t.c ~s TX OF the Circuit CGurt
| In ana for the couitr IL howard State or Iowa
Ing OF the defendants A. +. (iO.e AID Bridget +.
Cole, the sum Of nine hundred dollars. with
interest thereon at the rate OF 10 per cent from
the first day Of February, 1854, and attorneys
lee and exchange. rs money due plaintiff IN
principal, note or bond with coupons attached
with Interest thereon from maturity OF said
interest coupons, Gt 10 per cent. executed by A,
y. Co.e and Bridget E. Cole TO James l.. LON.
| bard; that on the 18th day OF February, 1881,
Tor the purpose Of securing the payment OF said
principal. note or bond ana interest coupons
the defendant A. r. Cole and Bridget r. cole,
made all executed 70 james J.. Lombard. their
mortgages upon the following described re-
State OF Iowa, tO-wit; The west half OF the
| southwest quarter Of section nineteen. Q9)
Township ninety-nine 900 North range thirteen
ll3, West OF the 5th p. NJ.
And further praying In said petition that the
rights, title. interest and equity " redemption,
OF each and all OF the above named def'ts,fn and
to the above mnitgagcd premises. be forever fore
closed and barred and their liens Hereunder or
interest thefes, II any they have, be declared
Junior and interior To the lien OF plaintiffs said
mortgage.
And that unless you appear thereto end de-
fenu. before noon Of the second day or the next
term VI said court mt the Gaarl House IN said
1886. your detault Hll b. entered aid Judgment
rendered asainst you thereon ana II decree
entered IN accordance With the prayer OF said
petition.
McCARTEYG McCOOK,
l2ti Attorneys for PIN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01
What A Mississippi Pilot Saws.

Capt. d. NJ. Riggs, who is we'll
known at New-Orleans and along
the Mississippi river, says, II have
been suffering from dyspepsia for
the past five years, and from broken
rest, by severe pains in the bowels
and kidneys. l tried every medicine
recommended for these diseases,
without success. At last used bot
tie OF Browns Iron Bitters. which
proved a perfect success in my casc"
1t cures all liver, kidney and mala-
rial diseases.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-01
To COus,e,,,,,Stres.

The advertiser having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption by Il
simple remedy, Is anxious to make known to
his Fellow sufferers the means OF cure. TO all
scriptton used, Gree OF charge, with the dircc-
lions for preparing and using the same, which
they VIII find sure Cure for Coughs, Colds,
Consumption, Asthma. Br0sehitis, sc. Parties
wishing the prescription will please address,
Rey.E. A.. WILSON, l9a Pcnn'St. ,Wiliamsburgh,
New York. 40yl