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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

TIE Ssv d leans papers are csm
msniin. apes ,ae fac, tos, rcmsrk,-
be siresu Of smtsrAtisa fssm l. 90.
Ainnes "a, d h "a sad n snisoea - set
ting tsvard L,sts,na. Ca ose isy Of
las. vssk no fevsr ,hsa sissty families
arrived 10 Se~ Orleans from Issa. aud
eli OF shsse new arrivals s,ase shas there
are many 80 fosies them.
Tits " cue OF the masi rvmsrksbls
mose@eess 81 tegaiatsaa IN the hi'tory
Of Abe usised Ssa<a Il is rensrkaei.,
not for tie volume Of the stream. DO,
fos The dissetisn IN snieh 10 asss. OF
o arsr. 10 does net esmgsre Ia img0ri
aree With nv 81 the srss, ruavsseuss
Of poeals,i0n BY watch ,hs vsrioas
sesies 81 ACC vess have h@sa rnsaisisd
frem tie east ssa from Eates~. bat q,
n notable 40 ocsng Different In is "a
sure from sny other.
Heretofore all psreeesihls sarrxnss Of
sm,1rstinn Ia The Cpiied States have
BE- frusn east 10 ~ess. rhe parallels
have net been crossed 10 any great sx.
tent. TIE sSa ew,ss ess e~sn gSca-
lated bs tamssrsnss from The ssssh
est. ard the northwest .as bsea
populated BY la a. ssfanss from tss o III
east Arkansas Ans fsxs. trx~ tie
greater rosshon Ct Tick gogalAsie q
fre1 soash Csrssina. AshAtns sna
Georgia. ks1sasky ana Isao~..es
dsvs ,n.is pogalsisop frsn vsrgsu
And NcNa CsrossEs- HE posaistisa
OF oa,o, ieaisss ssa nliso's - 81 Nsw
Ynk and Acw EsssAst astsia. lsaa II
Michigan sEa ether nSrss stssts sat
lass~ tsoa Mes ksxsasa, and TIA, 81
a.. states and territories Q, sss.s
q .s,hvs., largely frn Nss gsslua
Q a The states OF ice q aersA ssss>
rss sasrvnts have slnscss iHvs'ish >
fssswsa stssaxea nsss frs1 sAss 20
- q lie carrsat stsins 10 ffeG she
northwest TO 1sesisIaas. esvsess. 10
frsz sofshvsss 10 soasnssss ana ssss.s
ne usss Of svsry psssssas uasvs~sns
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

Tia house commisses on tesrtsosiss
hss agreed 70 report fsvossbly Spring
ere bill psovidira for tbs admission 10
The union Of Dakota. wssbinstou.
Mostaua and Me- deIioo. II Ii prob
ab,y nos the dssiss or insention Of tie
Dsuoosstis mel sity Of The committee
ohas this bill shall pass. Il IL cham
paousd BY them simply in order to hide
Ne ipjasslcs Of tho course which they
have pusso-d toward Dakota. and
tovssd Washinatso IN . sousshat less
dsasss.
OF The fous territories which the bill
proposes 70 admit. three arc unqoes
tionsbly prepared for statehood. Con-
essnina shs fourth. Hss MEXICO. there
b room for doabs. That territory IL
ipeluled In the bill in order that the
Dsmocratic p.ssy may reap q double
advantage from lie passage. DAKOTA 10
reliably he pobiicap. Monisna " =, iis-
By Dsmoesssic. aud Washington 10 re-
assdsd % doubtful. although IL has
bssn carried By the Dsmseists At tho
Ieas too elections The admission Of
thsss three territories should be salts
factory 70 the Dem ,osa,s, u snsh mat.
lsss are 70 be regarded from partisan
stsndpoins ~ all. Il appears. howev 9,
thas they are opposed TO even sn,h q
fair and reason able oompsowise ~ this
aud soslst upoa bsiusias Nee MEXICO
isso the union In order that there may
b. snos o. reliably Dsmooss,ic state.
Toe oil so,ion 10 this omalsas bitI a.
n stands 10 probably no, that Nee Msx
ios 10 uadt for statehood. hos that N,
bill By 10 nature prevents free di-cu
sion In regard TO the merits OF any OF
The territories proposed for ad sissiou,
Tee division OF DAKOTA cannot be 81.
esassd md acted opon indepepdensl,
Neither eau tie snnexssion OF the Idaho
panhandle 10 Wa hiuetou. There ste
numsro1s other contingent questions
witch sheuid be discussed iadspeuden,
u q, d which cannot receive the consid
grafton ~hich they merit when shis sen
srsl bill 10 under discussion.
The true position for the Republican
minority In the hoa-e 10 ~ demand tie
separation Of this bill into feur. bill
besrs prssrnisd for each territory. II
such q Division Is made. the claims 81
s,ch tsfritery TO admission can be fails
considered and each can be admitted
On It's mesi,s. That the entire Rspueli-
can vote In both houses vili bs o,s, In
favor of tie admission Of Washington,
thsre ,s no deues. II ,hs Rsrabliesn
minority Of The house committee oppose
ths favorable report OF the omnihas
bill, I, 10 only 10 ordsf that they us,
posh for soe admission Of Washington
90 iss own merritt,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

n ~ sln1tss sfasue = sig1s esasA.
Iha = b - - lnsln.i1s - Dsvs-
Dsss y osotsen 49, = = snn1.o -
1000 49, s~xsfy-1vs sbs1sne1 -
~ kass ssooss6 - Lsoi1tass Srso -
sessa - = - - siGbtsss Dseas
- ~ ~ tsanspsseu11sa esooaons
vAsss sss hsus9sed - ~ nsssDsus
bsss saksa ssa.isasss - \ - 90
noe s0pasytsa - as1a1 nsaao6s y
pspslnss Losisaans = ~ s1Dssss ~
lose, Misssssss, Daksss ssA Nan
iscea-
o. eosrss, thsss b . eoass - TN
. use.l asvsossA Il 10 pssosbsy 70
b fossd IL ~ ssosskabis ssverisy d
rs tass shsss % foss viDssrs IN ne
sossh Sess. Tss sss - % qsssssoe
sh.s shs tssssasine siess Of ~ climate
bas . s<sd<esy 70 drtvs popsistiss frs@
sss ssasss 10 which the vsAshes v ooss
severe. Washinsscs has disesv-rsd
shss 70 Der pseht from The isrRs nnn-
bss II Iovs, Misl esosa spd nxhsas
20 sIs sts have josssd thar fortunes
vmh shoss of iss psop,s dasiaa the psss
fess yssss. rbs psopis = o TARA sossn
. .sd snA ss1sis h Loaisssna probably
4 !, % besauss Of . general Disssuss Of
sas nosshssu eiiosss and . dissnetinar
| Il % TO 70 iusshss shAa shsy aisssdy are
from the esssess Of populstioc Of ~
esq.
Toe Southwestern imuiGsasts alnosa
lnvasabiy 20 70 ths southess possios Of
L sussiana, where tbs popoiasiou \
ss.ses spd land esa b hsd u siov Aa.
ase. Many Of thsm have settled to osi'
esd % parish where shsss are eounus
niss which consist entirely Of psopls
| from shs posthvsss. They have planted
ssais trsss, ssssd erain and introduced
Iinpsoved methods Of farming which
sssouish their more CONSERVATIVE sooth
ern neiahboss in no email degree.
Il remains 10 be seen hoe ttess nev
cit ssus Of Louisiana gill get sionG Win
ths,s nsighboss politically. II they An
| Of the saos stamp - sbs ordinary emf
grant from Ioss or Dakota, they I'll
Insist opon voting aud upon havioa
their vote counted a. cast. What u
more. they viIl b very likely - ipsis
uoon voting the Republican ticket. a
large Republican gain may scoordinai,
b. sxpsesed in C.iosst~s parish st th'
next siecsion, snd II shs emissstiee
oon,isuss ss the present rate. Louisiana
viii soon take its place among th'
doubsful states. The injec,ion O
uosthvsstesn blood vili b an excellen
shina for Louisians, bat 10 viii b . bas
thing for tbs Democratic bosses b,
whom the state IL pov controlled.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

The union club rooms are open daily
for members from Q. ~. 10 Il o. m. ~ 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

1ss ssseesA.sc sesvssrsss


go Rsassiseo made dsspsssss ebert
= sssase ths Dsmossssis national con
vsssJou aad filled ~ the siiGhsess pos
elsls nsssts. Hs- sasst came uush
ssssss - o<ise soessssfsi than any
hsAy imAatnsd IL would come, and tbs
psspls sf sss Hssosisop msy take heart
ond bops f.r bestss iush nsxs time.
Tss eonvsssion viii b. held 10 ~.
I,ssis, . conservative DsDocrsstc ely
vhsss ~ dsIssstss wiii doobtisss be D
vsil ssse stainsd - they vess vhsu they
peuynassd Tiidrs In is76. II there
80 any hops Of gaining . political ad
vsssses from shs location Of The eso
vsestos, u hss bssn given up. for -.
Ioois is in one tbs mot Democratic Of
~ ne Dsnocsstie states and IL would
Nv The usosi majority fos the Ds0o
esssis nominee n the q pvention vbief
sonluatsd Lim we're hs;d 10 Ksnis
ohnaks,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
OUR LITTLE wUkRiEs AND Ill

OUR LITTLE WORRIES AND His
Il 70 the iissie things Of life. The wof
ri~s Of today and tomorrow, tbss
make the crows fest around our
eyes. 50 the iistie pains Of an hour
os Q minute break down the con
sslsutisn. Look sitter the listis Tile.
Bssndsesh's pills care dyspeps's, or
ipdi essiop, hsade0os, pain IN the
shoulders, eoo9hs. liRhtness Of che
cness, dixxines, sour stomach. bad tasss
IN the msosh. billions attacks, palpits
ton OF the hsast, tDnsmuaslon Of the
lone~, pain in the reGisu Of the kidneys
and . hundred other psiufoi sympsoDs
are the o6spFipa Of dyspep<ia. One or
too pills every night IL sofh sient.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

WAR Tam CtRAsHn.-rse commit
tee 10 charge OF tns ssts Metaads 81
sharee celebsstioa Of Wa ,hinstep's
ofraaay hsss o~sn casting az lh-ir ae
coanss. ard DAD tbs, tee n-t prptiss
smeent 90 . iitiie less than tlQo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
slSnrtA.
TrKRirosiAI MILITIA xHv pcrsprSos-
Nnvs nornA

fS<s,.&sr Csrr. Pess-g s:<i:sss~~r.
Before the rs.<sse 81 the lac by tie
iss1 legislature 10 rvorsAriE. The usllti.
% tie territory. there Srre thirteen
ssca psoisx - sEfsa;ry AID epe Of cav
airy 10 see territory. The nav lsG psa.
vites Ter twelve eoGyaais Of iafAstry
sea aae Of cavalry. sni sssrs me pre-
trrrree 10 tace~ already orssnsass %!
esnfss ere Of tee present eonvsnies OF
lnfsstSy stii have 10 dtsaan3. sad engn
p@ns =. et Sestfie. GearSe X unexr,
captain. eAvs 81. s,a 8 10 tie military
beard tie desire thai sace sesiso may
- t.ksn - shssr ease. IL 10 81 b. BE
ttss tes esarr cougsns<s vsii Sssh 10
cscssazs. eas IN sa~e Ass Of sksn s5oaii
stsa ~ te eise<otts. zoe syy,gesissns
81 oSasf slsevs srst 90 ess ~ fora
sasn, snhss siA Dc eaus3efvd. ssoQsT
r~tastso ~ aaesiisF heaaz la Tee
essnesstr- si1e@ds n AKA isuee have az
81 se< = "a Nssca - 6sssfs. Ire
sHssest of nos tssy yah - Dc esoa
tips<d-
xxs frxxrEsasA
Trl8ss AL ssxrs fail, osagss via see
sash C2.sssa-- $3.50 tats samrzer sc
nrssE b fsre. A lease sss .tsasS yss-
tsraas 90 s<sn rsklAs 4 AsasmAz and
tssesSe A. wlsiAzA vcsse rassss teAI
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23
rsopss No rsnow-A"a s"aae yoa

Don't Know.
MIR. d. ii. Henry. OF Chamberlain, was
on our streets Saturday.
Messrs. Will Richards and Lou Runyan
visited Pukwana Sunday.
Born-To Mr.. nnd Mrs. II. G. Smith,
n boy, Saturday, Nov. II.
Mrs. A. L. Roberts entertained n card
party Wednesday evening.
Will Richards made q flying trip to
Mitchell Saturday of last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Hollinger went to Plank.
inton Monday for a days visit.
Mr.. James Simmons will teach school
in Richland township this winter.
Attorney Brown. of Chamberlain.
was tearing around town Saturday.
Miss Sadie tIcncgar has been spending
the past week in Pukwana with her pm
rents.
Miss Aggle Hamburg left Monday
morning for a visit to different points in
the east.
Mr.. w. l.. Thcrndyke rode on the
"kivered kcars' to Chicago slncc our
last issue.
Mr.. L. D. Bardin started yesterday
morning for a short trip to Iowa and
Nebraska.
Mcssrs. Glare Conway and Joe Weiss,
of Pukwana, attended Friday nights
dance at the Dakopolis.
Mr.. John L. Coylc. who has becn Wis.
ting his brother. Frank Coyle, returned
to Pine Bluff. Wis, Wednesday.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23
The nnkota Hog Inaustrx.

Sioux City Journal, 1G:-A train CON
sisting of twentv-three cars all loaded
with hogs reached Sioux City from the
west on Wednesday morning and was
unloaded at the Union stock yards. 1t is
the first of the regular hog trains which
the Milwaukee company will run into
Sioux City during the winter. Twice
during each week a train will leave
Chamberlain. D. T., running to Sioux
City on special time, making no delays
and covering the run in ono day. AT
all stations between Chamberlain and
Mitchell it will take on hog-ladcn cars.
Hogs will be added from the Armour
and Running Water divisions and the
contributions will be continued at all
way stations until Sioux City is reached.
A small. but very. pleasant hop took
place At the Dakopolis parlors Friday
evening Of last week.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23
GRAPHlcs.

For the capital of South Dakota
Mitchell.
w. 8. Jones has resigned the office of
marshal.
l.. u. Bardin & Co have some new To-
calls this week.
Bardin u Co got in 175 barrels of fine
Michigan apples this week.
The Herald says there are thirty aspir-
ants for the Plankinton postotfice.
The territorial veterinarian shot six
glandered horses at Pierre last week.
A. w. Hannemann is building a fine
addition to his residence on Third street
Subjects at the M. Z. Church next Sun
day. morning, The Great Commission
evening, Example.
County Treasurer Austin has issued q
call for all ~outstandings warrants from
registered No. 1922 to 1910 inclusive.
Commissioner House has resigned,
much to the regret of everybody. JAS.
Morgan has been appointed to fill the
vacancy.
The artesian lake froZe over for the
first time this season a week ago tonight,
and the small boy and his skates were
there in a iify.
There will be a Harvest Concert Ser
vice composed of singing, rccitations,
and address by Rev. c. II. Smith at the
NJ. Z. Church on Thanksgiving evening.
A general invitation is extended.
Persons who havc been in the habit of
opening the door of the n%rtesian well
house and leaving it opcn-are requested
by the city council not to meddle with
it unless in case of fire or from orders
by the proper authorities.
A convenient watering trough has been
placed at the ar eslan well. III. T. Will
son did the job in a ~workmanlikc man
ner and in a few hours time. The trough
was placed there in order to have a con
venicnt watering place for farmers and
which could be kept in order with but a
triiling expense if any.
The Kimball fire department will give
q ball ut Smiths Opera House Thanks
giving night. The ball will open with a
grand march at s o'clock sharp. A first
class orchestra has been secured and a
delightful time is assured all who attend.
The ball tickets will be 81. 90; spectators,
10 cents. Supper will be served to those
who wish it. Turn out and give the boys
alift.
The water works have been playing
the dickens of late. First the valve at
the lower end of the main on Railroad
street got out of whack and had to be re-
paired then the pipe leading to Caryl's
livery stable bursted. and Monday Il by
drant pipe at the lower end of Nam St,
dropped off the msin from rust-all of
which has caused lots of trouble and ex-
pense.
Already candidates for the postofices
are springing up all over the country
and no where more than in Dakota. As
usual, .four-tifths of the applicants are
the wrong men for the place. 1t will
be time enough when the new admins
traitor steps in. Then the young and
able bodied men after such positions
should be sat down ON and sat down on
hard. Let the needy-if competent-be
given the postotfices, with a decided
preference for the old soldiers.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23
CYCLONE WARNING.

Henry clcgg thanks his friends and
patrons. who appreciate the system of
srlling the very best medicines at the
most reasonable prices, purchased fresh
monthly from reliable firms. which II
pharmacoloey enables Us to guarantee
for purity and strength. justities the con
stantly increasing sales at Henry
C!egg's Drug Store. Dealer in Oils.
Paints. Dry Colors. Varuislics. Brushes.
Colors IN Oil, Buggy Paints, Stationery,
School Books, Perfumcry, and every
thing generally found ia a first-class
drug store.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23
Consumption Cared.

An old physician. retired from practice, hay-
ing had placed in his hands by an Enst India
missionary the formula of u simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catsrrh, Asthma ard
all throat and lung affections also n positive
and radical cure for nervous debility and all
nervous complaints, after having tested ita
curative power in thousands of c%asefs, hes
felt it his duty to make it known to his fellow
sufferers. Actuated by this motive anl
a desire to relieve human suffering, | will
send free of charge, t C all who desire it. this
receipt in German, French and English with
full directions for preparing and using. S,nt
by mail by addressing with sta mp. namins this
paper, ". A. Noyes; li9. Powers Block, Rocl,-
ester. NY. 3l5-97-eow
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23
MIR. pattee,s Roo ster.

When the commissioner met last week
Thursday to canvass the vote of the
coanty Mr.. Truman Pattec heard some
thing drop. 1t was his majority fol
commissioner in this district. The
official returns gave Mr.. j. j. Gregg 9
majority of 10 votes. While the
unofficial returns gave Mr.. Pattcc q ma
jority of 20 votes. Mr.. Kemp, the third
candidate, figured it that way as well as,
MIR. Pattee. Hence everyone supposea5
that Mr.. Pattee had got there and Mr..
Pattee was dead sure of it, as the numer-
GUS cigars, etc, etc, will attest. It's
simply another Illustration of the bible
saying: You can't most always tell
that YOU least expect the most.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23

funding order for $3.50 and interest.
1883. 49, -
CAAMsEnLA IN, D. t., Nov. II, 1889.
Board met at ga. m.
Members present House, Austin, Richards
and Nose.
Moved by Austin and seconded by Moss that a
refunding order be issued to j. w. circuit for
tax OF 1889 on lot 4, block !. northwest addition
to kimball, amounting to 81. IS with interest ut
Z per cent from oct.s 1887 to date, said lot
having been sold in error; also q refunding order
be grantcd ]. W. circuit for tax Of 1887 mount
ing to $500 with interest from Jan, 20, 1883, on
lot I, block !, northwest addition TO Kimball. he
having paid the same as subsequent tax. That
the refnndinE orders issued to j.. ". circuit
upon his surrender to the treasurer Of tax sale
certificate upon said lot and that the auditor is
hereby authorized to spread upon tbs tax books
the tax of this lot for 1887. Carried.
On motion'the auditor was instructed to draw
warrants for tax certificates.
On motion tho following report wrs adopted
mAAMsE1LAIN, D. T., November II, 1893.
To tie Board of County Commissioners Of
Brule County,
We, the committee on claims, have examined
the following claims and would recommend the
payment OF the same as reported.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23
County Teachers Institute.

There will be held in Pukwana on
Monday, Dec. 3, IL teachers institute.
The object of which is to organize a
county teachers association which shall
meet nee in each month for the purpose
of discussing educational topics, and
which shall have for its object the adj
vancement of the teachers of Bruie
county generally. Every teacher who
has any interest in his work should be
present. School directors are also re-
questcd to be present.
PROGRAMME.
Music.
spelling and Use of Dictionary
Discussed by NJ. L. Stare.
2-Essay, Lora Barrett.
Music.
photography of Dakota
James Lawless
Music.
Moon
5-Eng. Discoveries and Discoveries
Hortcnsc Conoway.
Music.
6-Papcr, Brule County Teachers Asso
ciation-
a. S. Foreman
'-Essay- May Ryan.
Music.
Slow to teach Numbers
Emma Miller.
Music.
Under Eng. Discoveries ten questions
will be asked.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23

The Indy Godiviam must have had OK
%ceptionally long hair since it completely
concealed her lovely person. Since
Ayers Hair Nigor came into use such cx.
amples are not so rare as formerly. 1t
not only promotes the growth OF the
hair. but gives it a rich. silken texture.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23
Ben Lost His BET.

PORTSMOUTH,, o. Nov. 13-eA one
order for 81 bearing the signature of
Benjamin Harrison, the prcsidcnt-elec
was received here today by Mrs. S. G.
Green, in payment of Il bet made some
weeks ago. Mr.. Harrison bet that
Cleveland would win.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23

Boils, c%arbuncles aud other skin crup,
tons Indicate that the system is cndcav-
oring to reject poisonous acids, aud that
Ayers Sarsaparilla is imperitivcly
needed. 1t Is the most reliable of all
= edicines. Ask your druggist for it.
Z Ike no other.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23
The Captain Feels Rich,

Chamberlain Register Capt. Lucas,
our recently electe county treasurer,
has purchased the Major Jenkins prop.
erty, house and four lots. for 81 500. IL
is n fine residence property
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23
Nicely said.

Bijou Hills Tt,aes: We condole with
MIR. House all we are able to, but con
gratulate the county that 1t has not lost
the most valuable member of the county
board.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23
ua,e you a;oo ,Uhat an.s so

Alexandria Herald: More stock is
shipped from this station thar any on
this line. Come now, some one ques-
ton the statement and we will prove it.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23

Do you wan a new suit, pGirssof pants.
overcoat, hat-or anything in the line of
clothing? If so Robinson can fit yol
ont. and don't You forget il.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23
The County's Guardians.
Eroeeedings or Special Meetiur or
BEARD sf County &c mnis.
sieMers.
N0mNn

NOTICE.
Special meeting Of tho Board cf County Com.
tnissioners Of Br1le County Dakota Terri
4 tofys
There will he . special meeting q the board
q County 9mmissioncrs Of Brnle county, Tor.
said day, st the ofics Of County Auditor, in the
City u Chamberlain, D.. r., for the purpose Of
ahstractine the votes cast November 0. 1888 and
suchother business as may come before them.
=, AZ sss. s.tss s;;;s;..
Datsd ct ChamberIoin, D, T., the sth day Of
November. 1883.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23

J. &W. liarker are closing ont their
clothing at greatly reduced prices. Now
is your chance to get q suit or o%vercoat
cheap.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23
ZOE Sale.

Ho! everybody who eats apples. Come
to l.. d. Bsrdin Il Co, who have just re-
ceivcd 10 barrles of choice Michigan
apples.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23

36 pairs of No. 6 Boots will be closed
out at cost by Bardin & Co.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-23
The CITY p,e.

The adjourned regular meeting of the
city council was held Tuesday evening.
Members all present.
The finance committee submitted a re-
port made by II. S. Southgate, after an
examination of the city trcasurer's books
and accounts, which was accepted and
ordered spread upon the records.
Apctition requesting that The council
pass an ordinance prohibiting the resort
ing Of domestic fowl upon the artesian
lake, and a petition asking that the hog
yard at the east end of the lake be a.
bated, were both laid upon the table. a
committee was appointed TO notify
Dodge u Byrnc to remove said hog yard
The resignation of w. S. Jones as
city marshal was accepted.
II. Il. Wilson was instructed to place
needed repairs on the artcslan well
house and engine house.
The following bills were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn in payment OF
the same.
A. L. Roberts, Atty aud clerk salary s25 %