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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31

Don't strain your eyes reading on an
empty stomach" says an exchange,
among its health hints. No, don't; its
so difficult TO find anything on an empty
stomach to read that you would surely
be taken for lunatc if you mistook one
for a library.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31

And now some fellow is developing
self-busking corn, The husks begin to
withcr while yet the plants are vigorous
and green, and finally fall down around
the stalk, exposing the ear fully. rhe
kernels are we'll glazed before the husks
begin to free themselves. The cob is
very small and the kernels large. If only
scme fellow could develop cows that
would milk themselves and churn the
cream!
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31
Popu'ar with sopranoe
Well Prepared.

From an Exchange.
"Soap' is the name of the latest com
ic song 1t is said to contain bars.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31

Chamberlain's Collie Cholera and
Diarlhna Remedy never fails and is
pleasant and safe Sold by f. d. Miller.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31

People generally have supposed that
the Literary Revolution brought the
prices of books down to the very bottom.
The supposition was mistake. Alden
has recently made a reduction all along
the line-a reduction so great as to be a
startling surprise to book-buyers, and an
amazement to book publishers! He says
continued reductions in cost of manufac
ture and continually widening market
warrant it. He says still lower prices
are possible if purchasers can be suff1
GENTLY multiplied-it would seem as if
he were bound to make customer of
every one who can read! Tennyson's s
"Enoch Arden for2 centsl Guizots
France 437 fne illustrations, reduced
from S34.00 to S4.50, and so on, od inJini-
tum! A novel scheme which he has re-
Gently put forward to tempt book-lovcrs
is 'Provident Book Club" which Sc
cures each member Sc 90 library for so
cents month, or larger library for
proportionate payments. His new 64-
page Alphabetical Catalogue is very
wonder in its literary attractions-it and
particulars of that club are sent free to
any applicant. Address John B. Alden,
Publisher, New York or Chicago.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31

The greatest safeguard against Group
is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, it is
time tried and always successful. Solo
by +. Z. Miller.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31
Literary.

One of the most valuable little books
for ametuer dog breakers is Principles
of Dog Training" The book was writ
ten by w. c. Percy (Ilit Killbird) under
the title of Dog Paths to Success" Ii
has been carefully revised by "Ashmont. /"
In the judgement of the editor of the
GRAPHIC it is the best work on dog
breaking ever written. The new book is
tastily bound in cloth and is sold for the
low prices of so cents. Address the
publisher, j. Loring Thayer, 1856 Ire
mont ST., Boston.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31

Dogs: Their Management and Treat
ment IN Disease" by "Ashmont'' is the
title of new publication that should be
in the hands of every sportsmen or ow-
ner of thoroughbred dogs. The author
is physician, which gives the book a
value 10 owners of dogs. The language
is plain, which renders the book much
more ineligible SO the general reader
than the average book of the kind, and
the work as whole is far superior to
anything of the kind yet produced. 1t
is beautiful bound volume of 204 pages.
The price is 81, 90 sent post paid by the
publisher, j. Loring Thayer, No. 1sG
fremont ST., Boston.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31
A Tramp Printer Wants Job.

n 4
One of our exchanges contains the fol-
lowing advertisement, which explains
itself:
tEANTs-A SIT TUATION-A practical printer,
w who is competent to take charge of any de-
partnent in printing or publishing house.
Would accept professorship in any of tho ecad-
enaies. Has objection to teach ornamental
painting and penmanship, geometry and triso-
nometry, and many other sciences. Is particu-
lary suited to act as pastor to small evangeli-
, cal church, or as a local preacher. He would
have objections to form a small but select
class of interesting young ladies, to instruct in
the highest branches. To dentist OF chiropod-
ist he would be einvaluable, as he can do almost
anything. Would board with family if decided
ly pious. Inquire of Col. Buffalo, at Browns
saloon.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31

Dawson 6 Gabriclscn are doing land
Office business in the poultry trade. They
keep about half dozen boys busy pick
Ing fowls The boys get three cents for
chickens and five cents for turkeys. a
smart boy will earn from fifty to seventy
five cents a day.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31

The use of the wash-tub is said to de
velop the muscles better than any other
form OF exercise. There are lots of un
selfish men who have always heartily en-
o!orSed this form of gylnnastics-for
their wives
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31

The valves at the public watering
tronghs work to perfection. No trouble
has been caused as yet by extreme cold.
The valves are located at the bottom of
the hy1rant and are worked by long
rod from the surfacc-as in the fire hy-
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31

Those who We're unable to attend the
filemen's dance last week will have an
opportunity of participating in a holiday
ball by attending the dance this-Friday
evening for the benefit of st. Marga-
IL,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31

], is q noteworthy fact that when
young couple ge: frost bitten while
Sleigh riding, it is always the young
lady's right ear and the young gentle
man' s left hand that suffer the worst.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31

L. D. Bardin has received three car
loads of goods the past week and is now
prepared for blockade.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31

Pure Buckwheat Flour and Corn Meal
for sale cheap at Smith's feed store. 247
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31

Look at NJ. Novotny's center table,
oaded down with substantial and use
full goods at NJ, Novotnys.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31

FoF sALE-HoRsEs. VIII. Wyant
will sell you good Horse or Team
cheap fof casa, OF on time with approved
security. 235.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31

We acknowledg ge The receipt OF orange
flowers and leaves from Vim Mckee, of
Cottonwood, Cal They came in { spien-
did aaie, of preservation, Mr. Mckee
also sent us a Auneh OF grass gathered
,nor C.,tto,,S,,,S
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31

A large invoice Of, Ladies and Gents
Slippers at M.Novotny's.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31

FOR SALE OR TRADE--HARNESA
New Single OF Douo'e Harness.
C. r. Tinan.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31

Robinson has the dandy" line Of
Pants. And don't you forget it.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31

Just received at the Artesian Grocery a
large line of the best Silver Plated
Ware. 245
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31

Even the lover animals are getting a
mania for Jumping OFF the brooklyn
bridge. Last week black setter dog,
for no apparent cause, leaped from the
bridge to the ground below, distance OF
60 feet. He lives and is uninjured.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
ELEC RAPE
Latest from the Apache.

Special Co the CITIZEN
 NcGALEs, May l9.-The eighteen CT twenty I-dians who doubled back, open ed business on the railroad, seven miles south of Nossies yesterday, where they killed two soas of Captain ADdrade, one of whom had made desperate fight from tree. and Was frightfully bu;chered. They had left here at noon. failing to reach thcIr home at the hgua Sarca ranch. their father went ont and found their bodles.
 This morning these horses bearing bloody saddles, run into the Plancha del Plata. The same horses had passed one hour before, Sullivan and Moore riding two and Barnett's cour- fer for Nogales riding 90 over take them. All are believed to be killed as we'll as Oscar Darwin and partner, mining near by.
 Capt. Lawton crossed the railroad this morning on the trail, two days with out rations. l. is believed the Indians have a number surrounded in the Hus- eorcia mountains. near the scene of last weeks fight and Lawton may overhaul them there.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22

THE authority of the Governor to re. move the directors of the Insane Asy- lum will pro1ably become the subject of review by the courts. Ii is said the directors will disregard his action and refuse to turn over 10 any new sp- poiDtees the property, money and rec ords in their possession, which course will at once bring the question of the jurisdiction of the Governor before the courts. In such an emergency Chief Justice Shields, being an interested party as one of the honorary board making the charges, will be disqualified to act and the question will then probs- bly come before Justice Porter, of the Second Judicial District The directors deny the jurisdiction of the Governor and. in addition thereto the charges specifically. They purpose, if we are correctly informed, 10 make test case. more for the purpose fl removing the stigma sought to be cast upon their good names than a desire to retain official positions; having done which they will tender their resIgnstions m au open and honorable way. This far course will be commended by every fair minded person and IL will establish a precedent which may save others from falling into the same error.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22

THE Star grossly mlsrepresents the position taken by the CITIZEN in oppo- sitlon to the establishment of q commis sion to determine the validity of prl- vate land claims. Had il peTused our articles upon this question 1t would have readily seen that We consider the established courts to be the proper tri- bunal to adjust the difficulties arising from unsettled titles. The acton of Congress in confirming titles to land claims with sucL vague and incomplet, records as pertain to almost every private grant in Arizona is altogether wrong and sn arbitrary assumption of power. The courts should first determine the validity ofthe grant, and upon their final Jude- ment Congress could act understand, inyly. Between the establishment of special commission and the inv stigs ton by a congressional committee. We should unhesitatingly favor the former but as both are unnecessary, inade- quste and probably not altogether i'm partial, we do not regard either with much favor. The courts should be given exclusive jurisdiction in such matters and we understand that, by common consent, the senate will refuse to concur in any confirmation of title to | private land claims winch have not been | first passed upon by the courts. With a tacit understanding of this kind very few fraudulent claims can secure con Sressional confirmation,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22

A VERY good suggestion comes from Graterville, m tue Santa Rita noun tains, designed to meet the possibility of sudden Indian raid. Efforts are be- ing made to organize the miners and settlers, with arms and ammunition provided for immediate use aId with an established code of simple signals whereby notice of impending danger may be given and the people warned of the approach of the hostiles in tune to gather at a common point for action. There are many reasons why the peo- pie should encourage such organizations, the principal one being the means of self-defense afforded through such 6 semi-milItary organization. Acting col lectively in harmony and under dlsci- pline a small force of miners or settlers would be able to meet and successfully resist an inclrsion, and not only protect their own lives and property, but render excellent service as an auxiliary to the military forces in their own immediate section of country. We wish our Santa Rita friends success in forming the sug- gested measures of defense, and we trust the authorities will devise some method of supplying arms and ammunition to them. The formation of regular mill tia company would, perhaps, be the bet ter way of organizing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22

THE Star Eyed Goddess of Reform He1rI WattersoH-has shaken the Ken lucky mud from hIs heels and the Amer lcan dust from bis soles, and will instill democracy and poker ID Gladstone, Bismarck and other co-laborers in the vineyard of reform in the old world. He has grown weary of the unproftable labor of sowing good seed into the rocky and barren ground at home, where nothing but tares grow and thrive; his pearls have been cast before swine anI hls dislike of the American hog on thIs account will at once place him into the most confidential relations with the German chancellor. Henri has got the reform SOW by the esr,and he will Dristle with indignation if any one even intimates that he will not show the wicked world how to save its bacon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22

MAXWELL, or Brooks, the murderer of Preller in St. Louis Is making a very singular defense for his atrocious sc;. He claims that through fear and intem- perance he endesvored to conceal the results of sn accident or, possibly, nal practice, and was not therefore respon- sible for his acts. Ills subsequent nerve and coolness even up to the tune ot his arrest ID Australia are not reconcilsble to this plea In all his attempts to cover up his connection with the crime he has displayed the consummste skill of a cool snd deliberate villain and We very much mistake the spirit of Mis- souri justice fl such 6 weak defense will interpose any obstacle to visiting upon him the full penalty of the law for bis great crime.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
SUNk0NS

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 aud you are hereby uCticsf tta- appcsr and af sveT The cs ;r Ils.s-. quired the plalItIu sl.i sEI Goo -.-. tre relief dcf. sr d. a i1 tte soU.F .l.- wit: For inc ti-sn'ufI.u u. l. I..-...r mony between pllIntIh ard u.-, E .-. and dtst urs' me ut= Iu tLl- tt 4.i rE
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22

STAND up, republican directors of the Insane Asylum, And now, in the name of the commonwealth of New Jersey, Sonora and Arizona, charge you with neglect of duty and official misconduct, and with csurpinG positions for which the democratic leeches are perlshing. l therefore proclaim you guilty, but will give you fifteen minutes 10 prove youT- selves as pure as the angels of heaven, after which I will remove you out Of your official boots. have not slept on the bleak hills of Cochise with Winchester for my bride, for nothing; and l pur- pose now to show you who l am, and you may put this in your pipes and smoke 1t. am that l am, and am hath sent me unto you, and don't you for get it. My intended judgment IS hereby affirmed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22

sAS rRAScIsco. Nay D.. -I-..-. hvbn today dsci.'el ln sl.
 vorcc case thul .h1 death .- -. not aba;e ;he poaer os Ca. ....... hls ostnte to cbtsin au.. --... case, aod set hearing iar - t..... next FriGay week.
 LONDON, Eav I-.-..--- ,. men oe!OnSinS to tac l.n 1 a v.-.--. and one bnHdr-3 ei'i..-s have of- rel tp !ein .ly a-..v --.. II! ts Ui~,er. n th- r- t- ltl-h .f rro rC!-- t1- - -.-... state !, ti'.s 60 vGui1 'I u-...- tgh. ln Listers csu-t a..-. -.. reward so long as ttcir --. needed British O-a11.L-r .- upon 70 bold rlHs- Elte- r--. .- tonight uDctr tLc Eu-; ..~.r mleT club for 'g. ...- Ing leagCe for the prot-c-- r unity Of the eGpiTs. Ila --..--.. be devo'ed tO sllrctirg p.e r--.- ganlzatlons adopting title a-s upons ut Jett- Co wtIch ii- - OrgsnIZatlCn IS to be d.vuf-E lies ss well ss Prot-si-U, l..-...- AaNAANN tb sAA-4s 1lN NA Hl.Ha the league Will re. it Is dec. -. cure the enrollmsa; oi men s..-.. to service.
 ARMAGH, May iI-Tts O-.-- of Lurgan, County Arm -a .-. rolling themselves m u.l..a-, .. ton organized for the Fu-r .-..... ing the home rGle cov--Lr-.-- |. said that ID the event %. a r.s.... Ulster lOy yahst exTedi.l~u v-.. '. -- pared to march oa Da- strong garrisOus in Ulster ar. .. of observation at Ssauccu.
 MORALES, May I7.-Tv-1.r s-s.-.. of the band Hatfield f.u>F. .. ~..- day have doubled back al. s-- for the Santa Barha-l rare RiverO sent out .vsuty r.- .. to day snd telegTaphs d tb Miles. Fighter L IIdIaus .....-.. a hill five miles east or N -.r.. afternoon and LieHtcr3u. I.r. fifteen Ren of Troop l.. --.t. J.- double quicked from here s...r.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22


 THE climate of Arizona Is justly fG- nous for its restorative qualities in all cases of pulmonary troubles, and future years will witness the influx of many suffering people seeking health While the effects of our iDcomparable climate are something marvellous, invalids must not expect that It will restore to full vigor the destroyed portions of their lungs, as some apparently still believe to be a possibility. One may as we'll wrap climatic salve around the the smputated tail of a dog and expect a new dog to grow out. We have many living and robust examples of the ar- rest of pulmonary affections through the soothing influence of our climate, and believe that many sufferers may find a relief here which exists nowhere else in the country. The experience of oth- CTS give good grounds for this faith.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
Notice of Administrator Sai- of E.ll
 Estate

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVFN m .. ~ pursuance of an oId-r uf 70 i'lHta-. ...- m and Tor the tuunts tf i1u.. .---... -. Arizona. mae un the -sfh .ag of f.-.- the matter of Inc -state oF Ist.-.a- Ia.. ceased. the undersigned -lH tH-.ir.-r-...- -sld estate. wlll sel. at .si-s -... Poo -t- .... est bidder, Tor carh. a. @ -n' ...- .s cen oy sad Probate Court. ur ~.-.-s-.-.. 70 .r or Hay. ls-n. at ll p r.fr.-. .l .r.. 10 -.. ... Court room. m 'ra sal |. ..I '. ". tl.l .. .. 1ght. tftle. tnte-.-- a a-. tf -i.f H--..l as Davis. at the tune sf .'- ,-Hs'.. FrI .t .. right. tifla and f--.--f -,a+ .Il s f... ..- operation of laW pr pfla-si-a. l. I..-Ht than or in ad,l .r tI f..sr nf --. -. | Davi-. at he tIT.H ui tl- l-frr Il and those certain lrtl- r IrI--. rl...r- -lFu.-.. and being m th. Ig-i-'l Nllr.- I-r- said County of Pima. to-~lr- t- One-quarter or fis Mli uful-- Clam. vldea One-quart.r of tre i'ar-~r and an undivided ole-Ilarts- .. .t- mining claim.
 Tsrm- and coriltCu- of -al.. t.-- cent. of the puTr la=s money r. -.. uncersi ened uu ac-s rra1Ca CT .... r. sale, holsrr- uu confirmation rr frobaie Court. Deed s ~xpsrs- t.. Ends may be made iu writing r. r-. at hi= 0tiic- in tae Cify of lu-fH-. .... after the .irst Bubiicaticu of tti- -..- Tucson. A. T. May (. I--i.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
Gn,itinthr Nerk.

Special tp The OITIzEN.
 TOMBSTONE May l9.-I. c. Parkey is ju~t in from the middle pass of the Dra- goOn mountains. About ten this morn- ing, whle driving q tesm at Sorin's wood ranch. he met a German wood packer on foot, who had run across the mountains having heen shot through the neck by the Indians. The wounded man saw two Indians. Frank Webb saw 6 trail Of about twenty five horses, Indians, south ot the Silver Cloud mine. This is the place where NIT. Scrbner encountered an Indian on Sunday. Evidently the Indians were camped in the locality for some time. The wounded man did not appear to be mortality wounded. Couriers have gone out 10 warn people.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
1EEIE MED C
Notice for Pub!iesfier.
Pre-emption Se. li
LAxD OF1Icz 4rT---rS

LAND OFEICF AT T-e-r~. rr-
 f. .rr. Notice is hereby gwen rt.r -.a naiuei settler hls rlod ruti.- .- e. make nnal pruuf I- sr.uuar. uf ..- that salc pruo: @Ill be male ,..'. -a -.. and Receiver at Tuc-nr dr.1..s. - - l-,. VIZ LOuls Nu@lle of Tr-.Hr. Arr sW ' of SN . Sec. and W 1F N- l7 and SE is Of NE l Sec. i- ..f~ He names the following EItIf-.-- q. his continuous residence u- -.- alton Os said lard VIZ. Joh \ Wood. John B Allen. Je-a-- H- William J. Osborn. all oF isr-a-. --..
 BEN. z. THuNA-. -.-- first publication. March -s. I-ss.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22

SENATOR STANFORD Is accredited with making a sensible statement upon the present labor troubles,and if he will take its text as the guidinZ principle of hls future conduct towards bis fellow man his sunset of life may be made to glo" with a radiance which will more than compensate for its cloudy morn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22

THE Irrepressible Fl Paso press agent is keeping up hIs reputation for senSa- tional dispatches to the associated press on the Indian question. He Is the most indefatigable prevsricstor iu Texas, Tom Ochiltree alone excepted. lie will jump solid facts of newsy character to give to the world imaginary conflicts and blood-curdllng romances. He Is evil dently on a strike against the truth, and boycotts it with zeal equal to his ca pacity for fiction.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
SuMMnAS.

IN THE IUSTIlF'S COURT OF .. ..r l No. 9, Ierrito uf AriE nt. Cont.
 r. J Z-Imer. tllIutIu t- A V W. fendart--Bemaud fer S-,9
 The Territory rf riro-4 a-tl- -r..... ?. Nught. defrndan You r-. h.- mpne't ard rsguir. d 70 li. .-4r h...-- oaiee m the town of C-Ir-sr a o.. flna. on the yth dag of June IA o'clock ?. u.. tu ar sur- fte com .a above named platuriff wtl d.u.a..- tH yOu are indebted fo Iu lr. ff. -rr. -. .. Fuudred and NIuety-uIris and -s-t.H Dollars, and It YOU iail to appear a- ..a sad complaint as heTcIn required tEr Slll take judgment sgaIust you a- sss1ar for the cost of fte suit
 Given under my tard f. srk1 day Of April \. b I-- E. VI NH.r. " Justice of ,he Peace us -.ll
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22

THE Irish people are divided on the home rule programme of Gladstone. Ireland must be united herself to hope for the countenancs of other nations who look with favor upon the accom- plishment of it's absolute freedom and acouisition of autoDomic government
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22

THE people of New Mexico are pub fishing the inducements offered the hos tile Apaches in the southern part ot that territory. Geronimo. when he learns the facts wlll doubtless hasten to ac- commodste them.