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fact that during the long weeks of
sickness and suffering the deceased
was left almost wholly to the care of
her now bereaved husband and of
the young lady friend who Of all
others of her acquaintance she chose
to be her constant companion and
nurse, while those who are now 50
anxious to be recognized as friends,
| stood aloof until death made it i'm
| possible for them to show by deeds
| of kindness, the love and friendship,
which they are now so anxious, by
words, to convey to the minds of the
public. It is also a fact that should
not be lost sight of, that "Friend and
Neighbour 80 far from being looked
upon in the light of a friend by the
late Mrs. Garlock, was not even on
visiting terms with her, and up to tht
time of her last sickness had not Wis
tied Mrs. G's. house for many month:
and then but a few moments. Il
would be well for some people before
making any great profession t.
friendship to read the 10th chaptero
Luke beginning with the 25th vers'
and ending with the 3sth.
ONE Who KNOWS.
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y Land u n ofsiee It mi Mitchell D 7. Sept. 18th 1895.

d. w. Butler, Atty.
/ and ofice at Mitchell D. 7. Sept. 18th 1895.
Notice iB hereby given that the following-named
settlor hns filed notice Of his intention TO make
final proof in support Of his claim md that SAID
~. at Chamberlain DIT. OH Oct. 31st 10 a. m.
81 & VIZ: Euclid +. Abbott DIS No. 2s5ls for the
NV q. y -t05-677.. He names the following wit
neese3 10 prove his continuous residence upon
sana cultivation OF said land, Wac W. Pease. c.
81. Hayage, j John Eribble, w Strnight, all Of
Andn notice Is hereby specially given to james
I. Thurhes who made ID. s. entry No. .20377 now
IN ousif1ict with the abova to appear ut Cham
md show cause Why said entry should not be
cancelled and tho above-nan,ed pra-eInptor al.
lowed 70 consuIqate tile tn the above described
land under his ID. 8. No. 23stB
@9@s-s4 Geo. Eyeritt, Register,
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Contest Nouces.

u. 3. Land Office Mitchell d. q. August 18th 1885.
complaint having been entered at this Office by
PINK Il. Duncan, LAWSON Go. against Ralph II.
Ware for failnre 10 comply with law rs to Tim
hef4Cuitnre esitgy No. 1913 fiatsl Deceinher 18th
s6en nu0n the NE Soc. II TIP. 7e2, h. 80, in
BrnIe county ID. 4. with n view 10 thu eapcella-
II sid entry; contestniit alleging that Claimant
did not during the third year OF ssid. entry nor
ND to the present time plant the first Il We acres 10
timber, seeds OF cuttings, that what seeds, cut
tiasp md tress that were planted was not prop
eEiy dome, that the cultivated portion OF said
tsAct b now in q crop OF oats and yhett. The
aid parties arc heseby Summoned to appear
ut this 0G3ce on tho 18th day of October 1as. at ~
o'clock d. mt 70 respDnd and furnish testimony
gOonoerning said alleged fniiure.
sSE Y Geo. Il. EYeritt, Registcr.
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thousands Say So.

Mr.. T. w. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes;
II never hesitate to recommend your
Electric Bitters TO my customers, they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid
sellers" Electric Bittcrs are the purest
and best medicine known and will posi-
lively curc Kidney and Liver complaints.
Purify the blood and regulate the bowels.
No family can afford to be without them.
They will save hundreds of dollars in
doctors bills every year. Sold at 80 cts.
a bottle by F. E. Miller. III
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q. 4. Land Office. Mitchell y. .sept. ard 1885.
GTo5mptaist hlE1ns , bsei entered Ct M r, oiiss y
Miller for failure Il, comply with law ms to 1im-
Horticulture enirrs Nc. 7b34 dated Feb. 2Iet 1882
;npon the S-WA Section "a, Township itS, Range
ii lsrnle county ID. 7. with q view to the cam
ceilation Of said entry; contestant alleging that
~clairnnit has wholly abandoned ssid tract for
more than one year since making said entry nexLi
;prqr 70 the date herein, and has not cultivated
HxA Acquired by law and no trees have been pi,t-
It'd or are growing os said land, the sad parties
>. 3. Lopg,.N N. I. at kimtnlf D. r. on the 18th
.da40f October 1856 at 10 o aiock a. N. 10 respond
aiiet furnish lestirior at tconce ruiasSse alleged
3fai l,fle. ttseo. i. Eyed \ Register.
{rsstimn.y to DO taken before Js5Tf. Long, N. r.
on Yet. 18th isssSs 1es q. in. as provided BY amend
mont to ffsuleS SIS, Rules af Practice approved
Dec442s, 1882. 442s tie0sB Everitt. Register.
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Bucklen's Arnica Satve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Germs, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures piles or M pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction OF money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by f.
i. Miller.
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a Walking skeleton.

Mr.. E. Springer, of Mechanicsburg,
Pa, writes: Il was afflicted with lung
fever and abcess on lungs, and reduced
to a walking skeleton. Got a free trial
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, which did me SO much
good that ! bought a dollar bottle. After
using three bottles found myself once
more u man completely restored to
health. with a hearty appetite, and a
gain in flesh of s lbs" Call at +. E.
Miller's drug store and get a free trial
bottle of this certain cure for ali Lung
Diseases. Large bottles $1.G0. ~
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Wilbur Township Sept. l4th 1885

Wilbur Township Sept. l4th 1883.
Editor GRAPHIC:
An article appear
ing in the GRAPHIC of Sept. 18th with
regard to the death of Mrs. G. ".
Garlock, and signed, "a Friend aud
Neighbour" seems to deserve comment
in order to correct some Of the false
impressions evidently intended to be
conveyed by the so called "Eriend
and Neighbor." lst Let NE cali
attention to the first sentence, "a
death under sadder circumstances
than that of Mrs. Aggie Garlock
would be hard to realize" The
writer las visited many sick rooms
and witnessed a great many deaths in
his life time, and experience and
observation teach me that it is not
very difficult TO realize the fact that
death frequently occurs under much
sadder circumstances than when a
Christian whose life has been devoted
to the cause of Christ, enters the
Valley in full confidence that the
Divine hand that has led her SO tend
erly and lovingly down the journey
Of life, will support and lead safely
through the Jordan of death, TO the
portals Of everlasting bliss. Neither
is it very difficult to realize hat many
deaths occur under sadder circum.
stances than when a beloved wife is
permitted, III hal trying hour, tc
breathe her life out sweetly in the
arms of a loving husband who has
tenderly cared for her wants and mir.
lstered to her necessities in her last
hours. And this brings me to notice
the next statement of our "Friend
and Neighhor" which / wish to cal
attention to. at does seem sad to
know that she who had so many deal
ones, must die in q distant land witt
no tender hands to minister to hel
wants" 1t would indeed seem sad
and would certainly east a shade Of
gloom oyer any who were not possess
ed with q heart of stone, only for one
very important tact. It is not true
The very fact that the statement il
false + to brighten the gloon
that would otherwise settle upon the
hearts of those who Were the real
friends Of the deceased. AS to hel
being .omesick and discouraged,
have every reason to believe, moi
merry from one conversation of afev
moments, just before her death, bu,
from many during my intimate ac-
quaintance with her estimable hus.
band, that instead of being homesick
and discouraged, she always looked
forward with happy anticipations OF
the future and was content in the
love of the devoted husband whom
she had chosen for life companion.
There is, however, a sad side to the
picture which deserves to be brought
to light and which Friend and
NFighbor' failed to mention, the sad
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tSIaTIC

IL the most destructive and dangerous of all
contagious discusses; 10 fast Diarrl,oea, Cholera
,iorbus and stomach disorders ara greatly inodl-
fed forms of this disease. During these months
ii i. unsafe to ha without BEGd's DIAaEHoEA
bk!.5AsL which ACTS So successfully in all sum
ner complaints, 1t is harmless and pleasant to
admiuiater. Price 35 cont. For sale by S. Ii,
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Gurt;ss L White. Attys.

Gurtiss 4 White, Attys.
4 Land ofics Ut Mitchell D. T. Sept. 1lth 1885.
I Mot5oe \, han ne tsauf gng given t " N; .ha ntaa ai ,9gn !,
final proof in support of his claim aud that said
brOof will be made before Cik. Dist. Court Bruls
t;o.s 1t Chamberlain ID. /. on Oct. 24th 10 n. M.
1855, viz: Mnrtin Lahoda D., s. No. 2s767 for the
HEk sl-t0S-6S. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon
d cultivation Of said land. viz: Jacob Ilvorak,
Joseph Hickhard, Frank iielna, John Noska, all
OF kimbaii D. I. Al Geo. b Everitt, Register
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sea- REWARD.

For a medicine that is superior to Bcegs Blood
Purifier for Scrofula and Blood Diseases. Three
bottles of Bcggs' Blood Purifier has done me
more good in q bad csse of ~scrofula than any
thing l have ever used. 1t is certainly a God,
send in my case. Geo. a. j oiinson, Tasting, Neb
100 doses Sl.p. Sample bottles free at s. G
Boycp.
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NO CHANGE NECESSARY,

1t is Unnecessary to change the climate which
you live in or travel about for tho restoration of
health. II you have weak lungs. coughs. colds
Group, consumption or bronchitis, Neggs' Cherry
Coush Syrap is warranted to cure you. Sample
bottles free at s. q. BoYce.
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An all wool suit for ten dollars.
Good full stock boot for $500. l
wish to call attention to my prices as
my motto is to offer You goods cheap
er than you V bought before.
Yours as ever
l.. ID. Bardin.
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RFGGS, CHFRRY COUGH SYEUp

l consider one OF the best if not the best of I'LL
the many cough remedies in use. l have sold
more OF it the past year than all others put to-
gether, and it has given universal satisfaction. j.
NJ. Nye, Druggist. Wells, Minn. Sample bottles
free at S. G. Royce.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-09-18

"Clara Belle" writes in on educ a.
tional themes in a recent issue of her
especial organ. She says that the
education of girls has been lacking
in Just the branches of knowledge in
which they need education most
that is in the knowledge of men.
Which state of things she proposes
to remedy when she is President of
Vassar College By establishing a
chair of matrimony, with the most
competent person possible to lecture
on the qualities of man with refer
ence to his desirability as a husband.
The matter of matching certain dispo-
sitions and temperaments should re
ceive especial study, and an effort
would be made to make the students
expert IN discerning the good and tbs
true i'll a sultor's attentions from the
bad and the false. In order to make
this branch Of instruction fairly at
tractire, President Clara Belle mus
offer, as other schools of special in
struction do, "permanent and paying
situations guaranteed to graduates"
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Dou.T No MoRY,

We can pile testimonials mountains high. Of
the efficacy of DR.. Young's Latest Discovery For
Consumption. 1t is a specific for Coughs, Colds
in the head or on the lungs, Whooping Cough,
Group and Hay Fever. Do not fail to keep u
bottle in your house. 1t will save you money.
For sale by all druggists,
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Geo. H. Walker, Atty.
Land ofics at Mitcbell D. 7. Sept. 10Th 1885.
Notice 10 hereby given that the foliowing-namcd
settler hus filed notice of his intention to make
dnAl proof IN support OF his claim and that sald
proof will be made before elk. Dist. Court Rrule
%. ut Chamberlain D. II. on Dot. 9,4tli 1885, VIZ:
ASH Roberts Hid. No. 2t5l8 for the S-W Or. MICE
II %. He names tho following witnesses to prove
81 Y IA Sgn iand' .in. t Maak Han npo, Il l.. WHAT.
Edward g. Graft, Frank Matonshels I'LL of Bruia
Go,lD. T.@s@4-24 Geo. B. Eaeritt, l~iegister.
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sHKkRF.S SALE
SHkMEFF'S SALt
baillsaf & 3 sr psssF $. s.
5EtX Nh, N1iiEn

STA. Ms,MiIhn
lfssf: Us
VA TbhnB Is. Long
Notice is hereby given That by virtue of IN exc
et.tion TO me directed and delivered and now III
hands, issued out OF tho Clerks oincs of the
judicial District Court, Territory of Dakota
IN and For the County of Brnle upul n Judgment
rendered IN said Court in favor OF :. a Mcalillin
and against John b. Long on the 25th day of Feb
ruary 1854, I have levied upon the following de-
iscrihed real estate of lid defeninnt, to-wit: Tho
~south-west ! Sec. "a, Up. 1os, Range 6s, w. 9th
Pm. III Rru1el county Dakota, and that | shall
on Monday the 18th day of October 1885 ut the
hour OF 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the front
door of Opera Hcusein Chamberlain Brule Co.
SD.T'. that being the last place where court was
held IN said county and Territory proceed TO sell
all the right. utle and interest of the above
fnrned john b. Long in and to tho above de-
5scribed property to satisfy said Judgment a:d
costs amounting to S207.7 10 together with all ac-
cruing costs of saie and interest on the Same
from the 18th day 81 Feb. 1881 ut the rate of I
per cent. per annurn, at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash.
Dillon u Prescott, Attye, for Plaintiff.
J. b. Ryan, Sheriff Brule Co.
kimbnll D.. T. Sept. 16tll IS. II
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Cartiss q White, Attys.
q Land Office Mt Mitchell D.. T. Sept. 18th 1885.
E0kiee il hereby given that the following-named
&gfflnr has filed notice of his intention to make
,s6nN proof in support of his claim and that said
proof will be made beforeClk. Dist. Court l3rule
90. ct Chamberlain ID. y, on Got. 9th 10 a. IN.
1888, vix: Joseph Mncha ID. /. No. 2sl65 for the
H-WaA Sl-lys-8a. He names the following wit
a,etsBcs to prove his continuous residence upon
md cultivation of said lind, wig: Jacob Dvofak,
Joseph Mckhard, Frank Helma, John Noskn, all
Of Kimball ID. I. Al Geo. B. Eycritt, Register
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ORDNANCE No. 10.
An Ordinance for the snppressio

An Ordinance Tor the Suppression
of houses Of i'll fame.
Sec. /. BE it ordsine1 ly tie Board of Trus-
toes of the Incorporated Town of Kimball, pe-
knta: That my person. OF. persons who shall
keep a house OF ill fame within the corporate
or occupant OF or visitor therein shall be guilty
of tho crime Of n%nisance and upon conviction
thereof shall be fined IL my sum not exceeding
ten dollars and costs,
Sec. 2. Amy ordinance in conflict herewith
shall bs repealed.
Soc. 3. This ordinance shall be in force nnt
take effect ten days after its publication in til,
| KimDall GRAPHIC.
u Passed September sth 1855.
Attest, Jolin =, White, Louis Richards,
4-2s Clerk. Charm. OF Council
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a. II. Stuart, Atty.

Is. II. Stuaft, Atty.
Land office at Nutshell D. 4. Sept. 18th 1855.
Notes is hareby given that the folloWing-named
ssttler has flied notice OF his intention TO make
p p1aoa p r;fqI ~ s maas bes +, ms FL elai mia md ao That An sni q
ct Chamberlain ID. 4. on Oct. 27th ~ a IN.
1HHB5, asviz:t Grant J. Ross d. +. No. 2aJ44 for the IS
WA Of NV n = and Sic n of NE u 4-1ol-67.
He names the following witnessed to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz. Louis Walker, Franklin Adams.
William II. Dunton, A. II. Stuart, all of Kimball
DIT. 4-2s Geo. 3. Everitt, Register.
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Ladies' and Children's Slippers at
greatly reduced prices at Warmers.
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BUSINESs LoCA1
FOR SALE.

Parties in want of broken chicken
dogs enquire of J. NJ. Percy or the
undersigned. i0tf James Afieck.
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Mems Boots d Shoes at actual cost
to close out at Warner's.
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SUMMONS.

OF Dakota 90
End judicial District
In the District ourt in and for Brule County.
James A. Smith, Plnintiff
against Summons.
j. Melvin Samson, Deft.
M ahs Iss ,1asons a 81 1oGs9aa gem az sTe sspdSy to no. ..
tilted that there WIS on the DIST day OF August
1856. fled in the office of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court at Chamberlain in said county of
entitled action and you nre hereby upimoned
and required to answer to said complaint and to
serve a copy Ct your answer upon the under.
signed subscribers at their office in Kimbail
Bruie county d.. T.. within thirty days after the
service of this summons exclusive Of the day OF
service, and il you fail to answer the complaint
within that time the Plaintiff VIII take Judgment
against you Tor the sum of SS2T.90 and attooneys
fees and costs. Long aud Roberts,
4-z3 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Onrtiss

0nrtiss y White
! Land Office at Mitchell D.. T. Sept. 18th 1885,
N0tic0 iAAefeby given that the foilowing-numed
settler has fled notice of his intention 10 make
Anal propf in support Of Ills claim and that suid
proof will be madH before elk. Dist. Court Brule
at Chamberlain D.T. on Got. 18th 1856, viz:
Jacob Ilrorak for tho
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of
said land, viz: Joseph Mucha, Martin Lahoda,
Joseph Eickhard John Wanicsk, ull Of KimbaI
D.T. 4-2l Geo. B. Everitt, Register.
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Land Office a. Mitchell D. I. Sept. eth 1855.
ii hereby given that the following-named
settler Inns fled notice of his intention to make
final proof IN support OF his CHIN and that said
ptuof viii DO made before elk. Dist. Court Brule
Cd. At Chamberlain u. Z. on Oct. 18th 10 q. m.
s1sk1, viz: V8ncel Knccsa Hid. No. 2sil4 for the
NE q Sec. z7-102 g.. He nanles the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and CnItlyatiOn of said land, VIZ: Edward Graft,
VSncut Wnsok, Joih Rahenau, AGgIst Eost. all
SUf Kimball BraIe Co. ID. T..
k2S Geo. h. Eyeritt, Register.
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TIiE KIMBAI4L GRAPHIC
BI O. r. TIlTAN


We can not believe that the rcpub-
lican party is driven to such a strait
that it is Obliged to depend for sue
cess on the efficacy of the bloody
shirt, nor do we believe that its in
terests are materially advanced by
the continued waving of the over
worked %oritlamme. Senator Sherman
mxde an excellent speech at Mt Gilead
last week, but he could not resist the
temptation to tiapnt the sanguinary
Enlargement. Perhaps this was to
some extent cxeusable in one who
had 80 often been called upon to con
tend with Issues of tfse kind, when
they had actual vitality, but we are
confident that his speech would have
been none the less effective if he
could have persuaded himself to omit
the major portion of the rebellion
twaddle with which it bristles. Our
opinion is that the republican party
has no occasion to resort to such
trashy methods to sustain a prestage.
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Land office at Mitchell o. 7. Sept. 9Th 1865.
Notice e hereby given that the ollowlng-na,iie
6nsl proof In support Of his claim and that said
proof will be made hefore elk. Dist. Court Brale
Aso,sAt Chamberlain d. s.. on Oct. 2tth 10 n. nj.
5iMBss, Viz: Joseph Jaaos d. S. No. ai5es for the s.
IN u 85-le2-69. He names the following Wit
nseses To prove his continuous residence upon
n, Waciaw sebesta, Anton Krougsa, John Yersn
allo Kinabal Hrule CO. D. l.
ss8 leo. b. Eyeritt, Register.
And notice Ii hereby ~specinlly given to Joseph
Hlsha who made d. S. entry No. 1920 now III
conflict with the above to appear ut Chamberlain
y. Ton the date md hour Rboye ntanied iId
CeiOd and the aboye-named p%re-pnaptor allowed
70 ~Gonsunate t@e to the above described lgnG
b under his ID. &. No, 21229.
4-223 Geo. b. Eyeritt, Register.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1885-04-02
WINSTON, N. c., THURSDAY; APRIL 2, 1885.

when the Falls was in its infancy, have
reapeda a rich harvest. .} =
Wichita Falls is progressive,
thrifty, and prosperous youag city.
Her population is steadily increasing
and business rapidly improving. Cost
ly buildings are being erected and the
city commands the entire trade of
six counties, all the panhandle section
as we'll as the southwest portion of the
Indian Territory. The many natural
advantages bid fair. to make it a
great metropolis in the near future.
/, We*have two theatres every night,
one of which is a credit to any town.
The other, however, is variety show,
quite laughable, but very vulgar.
Nearly every day our streets are
crowded with Commanche Indians,
which attract great deal of attention
from new corners on account of their
peculiar dress, it being nothing more
than 81 blanket Or robe around the red
mans body. L will close for the pres
ent. Yours, j. III. SHAMEL.