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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-11

Recent developments in a western court
have called attention to peculiar quasi
religious sect known as Beekmanites.
THIS sect was organized about five years
ago in Michigan by Mra. DoEA BRENNAN.
The woman claimed that SHE was the sec
oud CHRIST. A Methodist preacher named
ScHwEINgvRTu became one of her earliest
converts, and he went about telling PEG
pie that this second appearance Of CHRIST
in the person Of Mira. BEEEMAN wss rs the
bride of the church.
II is almost incredible, hut churches Of
the sect were established in Michigan, Hi
uois, Missouri, aud perhaps other States.
Mrs. BEEKNNN died, but ScHwEINrrErH
has continued to hold these fanatics to
geIher.
Even in as large city as Chicago one Of
these churches has built up "a membership,
sud one Of its female leaders has proclaim
ell herself the wife OF JESUS CHRIST. PeO-
pie living in the ueigbborhood OF these
churches have been shocked by the mid
night orgies of these strange relgionists.
The men Ny from vile to wife with
startling rapidity only equalled by the
haste OF the women in dropping one hus-
husband for another. The usual lOrmali-
ties Of marriage and divorce have been
dispensed with and free loyism Of the
freest possible character mas been the rule.
The fact that this mad whirl of sensual
iupiety has been allowed to 20 on for five
years under the very noses OF the author
tiles and good people Of Chicago and other
western cities is almost enough TO st9gger
belief, but it appears that no Effort has
been made to stop it until within the past
few weeks. No doubt the matter was con-
sidered a delicate one to handle. At first
the Beekmauites probably concealed the
worst features of the business, and people
submitted to a good deal because it had
been the custom in this country TO tolerate
almost any thing that assumes the guisc Of
religion.
But there must he limit to liberation.
When religionists violate the laws Of the
land Us the Beekmanites are doing, they
place themselves on a level with other
criminals, and no nonsense about having
the second CHRIST for their founder and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-11
TO THE WATER BOARD.
A Few Questions rointsdly Put by ID
George /. Garrison.

A Few Questions Tointsdly Put by Dr
George 1. Garrison.
To Hc EI'yr q tts Esgltsr.
SIR:-Wul you permit me TO ask few
questions of the Water Board through
your columns? They are:
First-D0es not the pressure eXerted by
the water in the pipes vary from one to
seventy five pounds to the square inch, the
minimum being near the level OF the water
in the basin, and the maximum being
reached at tbs lowest point Of supply?
Seconds il not true that in many To-
Calties in the city large numbers Of pipes
are in use which have been in the ground
more than twenty-five years and, Is 1t not
also true that such pipe is inferior in quail
ity to the pipe laid within the past twenty
years?
Thirds it not true, that prior to tine
Establishment OF the Board of Public
Works in this city, that there were noTules
governing plumbing, and that water service
pipes of lust sufficient strength to with
stand the pressure ut the elevation upon
which they were laid were largely used?
Fourth-Is it not also true, that an IN
crease of fifty pounds pressure means an
increase above the present pressure Of Cos
per cent to 5000 per cent. according 10
the difference in elevation? To illustrate
the point clearly, does not 50 pounds OF
pressure added to IS pounds OF pressure
give an increased pressure of &C per cent,
80 pounds Of pressure added TO 30 pounds
an increased pressure Of TOO per cent, 90
pounds to 40 give l25 per cent, 81 pounds
added 10 80 pounds give l6G. per cent
80 pounds added to q pressure Of 20 pounds
25U per cent, 80 pounds added to pres
sure OF 10 pounds 500 per cent, 80 pounds
added TO . pounds 1000 per cent aud
does not 80 pounds OF pressure added to l
pound Of pressure give an increased pres
sure Of coo per ceut?
If this be true is il not also true, that
this enormous increase in pressure will
burst the old inferior pipes in the streets,
and large ms Ority of the pipes doing ser
vice in dwelling houses that were built
and plumbed prior to the adoption OF the
present rules for plumbing? And, will
not the bursting OF these pipes require the
placing of an entirely new system OF pipes
of extra strength, both in the streets and
in tie dwellings, and at large cost 10 the
citizen, a. we'll as to the city.
FItth-What is the measure Of the capa-
city, in foot pounds, Of the new pump,
and Ia that measure adequate TO LIT the
water to the proposed new basin, OF will
still another new pump be required?
The above questions involve sufficient
public interests to require the most care
iul consideration, before proceeding to do
that which might result IN dire disaster to
the city.
A method by which people living above
the service line could be supplied with
water, could ne adopted al. a cost Of about
s.. 900. a stand pipe Of sufficient height
or pipe laid up the hill from the basin a
sutlf lent distance to supply all the people
on the nigh ground from an entirely indie
pendent system fed by a small pump
which onght not TO cost over $500.
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. l. GARRISON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-11
INGALLS,.

How His Record win be shown Up hy
VOORHEES,.
NEW YORK, May lO.-A kansas City
special to the Hermit says, the nation is on
the tip-toe OF expectation tor the coming
speech by MIR. voorhees, On May l.. That
it will be a scorcher goes without saying.
but thst it will show up Iagalls' copper
head record is almost beyond belief but,
strange to say, absolutely true. John Sui
Hgau. secretary Of the Democratic club, Of
Kansas CITY, has returned from Topeka
and other Kansas towns, having gathered
q mass OF facts that il simply overahelm-
ing I'M their EutUrs. one Of the q1ecrest
discoveries made was that the war tune
files ct Ingalls, paper the .iI.iNon Ntwu-
Digu have recently disaPp cared tom the
historical society rooms at Topeka.
la l-G2 10 viii hc remembered that In
gals was on the opposition Republican
.lclrt fur Iieuto1Iut Governor. He was
defeat ia On. election, as his ticket stood
orrly aud eluarely opposed to the Pre~j-
dents emancipation proclamation. The
Republican CrutJsl COMMITTEE. issued an
address 10 the loyal voters OF Kansas,
which closed a. follows: 1T there is man
ia the State who thinks more Of JeH Davis
than ne does o, Lincoln, his vote IS certain
lcr this Jacket The rs.u,tofth he election
was disastrous to IrcalIs lie carried hu,
thsee counties aut out Of 25 eco soldier
totes lee GOT uage 2g0 On the evening
before ,hs election o,l~Di the Lnaycnworth
Conservative said. There Il NOT traitor
i'm Kansas but what viii vote tay Thatcher
and i0glllS Tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ITO TIE CREDITORS OF JOHN THORN
| burg deceased.
In pursuance Of decree ~ the Circuit Court
OF Clio county West Virginia made I'm % cause
therein pending 10 subject The real estate C the
said John Thoulurg 10 tho payucutCfl5>dnH..
yuu age required a. present yuIT claims against
the ,,'a.c %. the said John Thumhrrg for adm
G.nauu TO Joseph K PAUL, commissioner, at
his s1ce No. l5Hl Chsp.Iua street. IU The city If
" hy-' Ing. Ohio county, West Virginia, on or be-
fore Thursday, the IAN day OF Jauy. I.,-
Witness, John v. Mitchell. Clerk of the said
Court This 1d day OF May. 1..N
my5Oawy JOHN v MITCHELL, Clerk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-11

To All persons holding liens by judgment or 9th
prwlse. on the rCa, estate, or any Ia-l thereof
of John Iho-uhUrg, deceased.
Tn pursuance Of decree Of 'hc Circuit Court
OF OHIO county. West Virginia made I'm cause
therein pending 10 subject the real estate or the
said John Ih0rulurg 10 the satisfaction Of the
liens thereon. you are required 10 present al,
claims held hv you and each oi Won aga.n.t the
,aid John Thornburg which are LIENS on his
real estate, or any par, tn roof for admiration
tome. al my office. No 1901 Chapliue street. in
the city Of Wheeling Ohio county, West Viz
GINA, ON or before Thursday, the It'll day Of
JuUr. ISIS
Given under my hand this q day of May. ls,S.
JOSEPH r. PAUL..
Commits Toner.
ROBERT WHITE and + p MUM.
myGUSwt Solicitors for Complainant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-11

Tho EXPOSITION Uutyc-c.le &C. Iart Gull
rnlre" awarded the highest houors to ATg"s-
tura Rittcrs as the most cnlcorious sumu.an'
to excite the appetite. AK for the genuine ar
,iclc. manufactured hy Dr. J. q. B. -.cgcrt IS
Sons. and beware OF limitations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-11
FOR SALE.

vT'UE DOUBLE TWO STORY BRICK DWELL.
| iugs situate ~ Nos Is and I'D on south side
or Seventh street, between Main and Market
,trJg-S. Nc. Is has nine rooms wi gas and
water throughout NJ. - has ten rooms with
"a, and water throughout Lot iiNi3-
4 besulifu. country residence consisting OF gl ,
acres of ground. located 'HminUtcs walk cas-, Il
Elm Grove, on National Road. improvements.
a Iwo-story frame dwelling, rooms. good sta
nls and carriage house two Ci'tarus and never
H5luC well Of water. Natural gas IN house
Fruit trees iH abundance
No IL SO-tG Huron s.. frame. rHOmS, 81 eco.
No - : Penn street. frame, : rooms $500
No SO Main street. frame, 6 rooms. 81 500.
No - Twentieth = brick, seven rooms - 5r0
No 50 Twentieth 81. b;lck, seven rooms $500
No - fifteenth street, nine rooms $500
No ~ seventeenth ST. brick rooms s Coz
Five. room house on Wabash Il frame lslJ
The north half o.! lot 20 IN Chap,iue 4 EoG's
addition. Improvements consisting Of double
iwo.srDry brick dwelling. Nos .SO7 sui L}lg
For street. and a two story frame dwell Ing 80.
r9f Alley D. Rents FOR $50 per a0num. Price
; 10
Apply 70 W. X. RINEHAET,
Real Estate Agent and loan Broker,
myS 1853 Market Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS
4 INVOLVEMENT.


Please announce my name as u candidate Tor
the saourHy OF Ohio coa"ty' subject to the
-I,.- ~ y - : ,----, -
\ NNOVNCLMENl h"h "''i''''r / e
y. - .,,,-.r,rr p-g.5.r.
The supper, Of the Doru1cucy OF Ohio County
!, .., .... W. ''...',. . . ."' .r >"n.na,
,rr,rr.rsr rrIIIrr
..
\ NNOJ NtEHlEN /.
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To TIE A..a'T Of ~, H'1'|0''
nomination Of her,H Of Ohio county 10y the
democratic yo.rr.
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~. -
\ NNOJNOEMEN /.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-11
ODORLESS EXCAyATOR.

R.M Gulclaud is still proprletOrO of the OdoTlcSs
Excaya,ur, which proved last year that il was
the OuIy PROPER method of removing the con
tents OF Prvy Wants This is the time 20 have
such work done before the warm weather SETS i'm.
An parties who need such work done will find
IL tn their interest to have it done by my OlOr
les, method All work done Ia the DAY time.
Prices reasonable. Address
r. " Gil LELAND, No $500 EoH street
T.1rrhn @ No 60. up.U tOiLl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-11
e-SINLPORTANT NOTICE.

Thee will DE meeting in the Lecture Room
ofthp Fou-th stree. ". +. Church on Friday
evening. beginning at $ O'Clock, for the purpose
of organizing NOu-partiSau Amendment
league Ladies and gentlemen alike eligible 10
office All who want to see the amendment car
riri are earnestly reque.ted TO attend
MRS. J. !. SISSON,
r,vT1, Secretary for Ohio County
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-11
Proposals for Convict Labor.

WEST NIurrSrN TrSrrENrrAuY, ;
NuJ>n-yLLE. ". Va.
,TALEu PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- EIyEn
; Uy the undersigned until L. o'clock uyIid-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-11
lob PRINTING!
LETTER HEADSI
BILL HEADS

Everything IN the Job Printing line ex
promptly and IN the Most artistic style
REGISTER JOB ROOMS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-11
Hen Sdrrrtisenents.

VaTANTED GOOD TIMER APPLY AT
" oRce TO r. V. ARELE; 2Gl7 Jacob street.
myllr
TNOE SALE CHEAP-A NUMBER OF LAW
+ Books. Apply at l225 Market street. my&ra
vSTAETED-GIRLT To DO GENERAL house
w work Apply at No. 100 Fourteenth 81.
myGdqer
NOR sALF-CNE OF TIE FINEST RESI-
i denccs IN the city. Centrally located. Mod.
eru cOuyeuieUceS. House in first class order. For
terms exc. enquire OF NELL Il ELLINGHAM,
Promoters Famous Baking Powder. myl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-11

70 gHE EDITOR oF THE BEDIsTGE:
Please announce my name as candidate Tor
the saoufa'ty Of Ohio coIIty, subject 10 the
de, sion Of the Democratic Convention.
fss7 LEWIS sTEENROD.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-20
PEOPLE Yes Knew-Ana Seno Yea
Deaf Knew,

Deaf Knew.
Charley Gingery has been in town this
week.
Capt. Fish, of Chamberlain, has been
badly bruised up in a runaway again.
Mr. B. s. Barrett. of Brooklyn, n. Y,
an uncle of l., A. Footc, arrived Satur-
day.
Mr.. c. F. Bregas arrived from a four
month visit to New York on Thursday
last.
Mr.. q. NJ. Gregory has quit the -four
and feed business in Mitchell and 10 .
farmer once more.
NJ. E. r. Joaes has sold out his flour
and feed stone in Alexandra and re
turned to Kimball.
Hon. John D. Lawler was in town
Tuesday and remained over night. Mig
ger IN the wood pile.
Mrs. H. l.. Snow left for Wisconsin
Wednesday to join her husband. She
was accompanied by Miss Christie
Bennett.
The heep.big -lnjun Democrat Of Da-
kota. the Hon. H. NJ. Day, nl,ghted
from the train Monday evening. After
comforting with the local Democracy
for a couple Of hours and finding things
o. X. he drove to Cham bcrlain to exam
inc his fences there.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-20
Nome Mere rurxe.,ion..

To TIE Editor Of the Graphic:
The suggestion thut our town board Of
trustees dispense with the services of a
city attorney is a good one. In order to
lift our town out OF the hopeless finan.
cial difficulty in which it now founders
it is necessary to use the utmost econo.
my; not only should the city attorney DO
dispensed with. but the salary of the
clerk should be reduced one half, and
the ornamental position of might
watch" should BE pruncd away. Then
again. the OF tho town could
be largely increased without adding any
additional burden to the tax payers, in a
way which readily suggests itself to the
voters. Then again, the efficiency Of the
board might easily &c increased By
electins one or two members who could
draw - ordinance" and in order TO
secure such osa 70 sccept Office, . small
salary masAt be paid 70 them. Reform
10 neeeesssy. Attorney.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-20
An unknown contemporary says that

An unknown contemporary says that
there is no economy in turning down
the wick Of a lamp, Notwithstanding the
popular theory and practice to the cor
.rary. When the lamp is lighted there
Is 1t first a time when the fame will not
burn high without smoking; but after
the lamp and chimney arc thoroughly
heated. and the supply Of oil is thor
oushly established throughout the
wick, a strong fame can he maintained.
II. with the supply Of oil she'd.
We turn down the wick. the supply of
oil continues in the same ratio; but ow-
ing to the decrease of the burning sur.
face. part Of it is not consumed in the
flames, but is volatitized into gas which
goes to vitiate the air Of the room.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-20
The Democrats Gather.

A mass convention Of the Democrats
of Brule county was held at the opera
house on Saturday afternoon last. W.
A Porter was made chairman and d. +.
Burkholder, secretary. The object OF
the meeting was to select delegates to
the territorial convention, which meets
at Watertown May 2. A committee
was appointed by the chair to name the
delegates and selected the following:
w. A. Porter. D.. F. Burkholder. A.
barrow. L. s. House. Louis Richards
and Fred Kemp. The committees re.
port was adopted Resolutions were
passed endorsing the administration of
Cleveland and the meeting adjourned.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-20
4 TGStC Case.

Prisoner" said Prosecutor Stroube,
You are charged with playing poker In
Notwithstanding against the laws Of
the territory made and provided"
Gambling? What is gambling."
Playing cards for money
But I didn't play cards for money:
played cards for chips"
well, you got your money for your
chips at the M of the game, didn't
you"
NO; l didn't have any chips at the
end Of the game"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-20

A farmer who claims to know al about
1t furnishes the following way to load .
live pig: Back the wagon up to the
pen, place two planks side by side, with
n end in the wagon and the other on
the ground, making an inclined plane.
Then turn the hog with his tail toward
the wagon, put a basket over his head,
and as he steps back to get his head out.
follow him up, taking care that he does
not step owe the side, and to- his sur
prise he will find tiAself in the wagon
without . struggle"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-20
Real E.tnte Tr.n.fer RI

ADsAsV
United States to Jeremiah Crowley,
patent; SEA 10. ln3.7l.
United btates to William II. Madigan.
W tent: NEh 7-1u2-6S. ............
NJ. T.. Long and husband to Samuel II.
.ireenc. warranty; NEl4 s5-lOiLs.....S 1000
Fred c. fOunkee to Frank W. Little.
warranty: Me-. S5-lU3-7O. ....... 20
United States to David keareck, re-
ccipt; NEi4 7-lUl-69. .......... 200 {
Jan Joseph to lherissa Joseph. war
ranty: T. 81. 1902 $40 [
Unite, States to William Marquette.
receipt; NWA 2l-iOs-ss. .......... a.
United States to Albert Pospichal, re-
ceipt; NWA ls-lU2 .............. a.
Hervey Lindley and wife to o. b. Or
cult. warranty: lots I. 2. ;. !. 5 and ..
blk 5. Town Of klmball. ............. laO {
John II. King and wife to Il. +. Petit
grew. warranty, SEA sW14 and lots
) and !. sec. q and Nwll 2s-l04-7o.... 1000 c
ID. l.. 4 T. L. Co. tn A.. q. Savage, WAR
ranty: lut 2 blk ss ist add. to Cl,nm-
berlain 40
D.. L.. IL. Co. to Phsbe Millirsa.
warrant, $; lots II, ~ and I. blk ~ Sd
add to Chamberlain. $50
Phebe Milliron to II. Il. Taft, quit
claim; lots II. " and II blk IS Sd ndd.
TO hnmberliun Is 0
Ch''e' states To Mary EveA'ah-
patent: Wa MEL w. Be-. 2-los-la-.
oai'eu States 10 Wm. Wilder, patent;
NW54 o-lV2-b9.
United States to Thomas Cahoj.
patent; E's NE!a Eh, SEA 2s-l0"-N.-
ohi'e" o'a.c' TO 'endehn hantman.
patent; W.. Sea 2, W., MEL 81
ohlted states TO HeSry u. De brain,
patent; ZI-lOlH9.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-20
A Fire Alarm.


Whang. Whang. Whsng! went the
fire bell. Monday night, between 8 and 8
O'Clock and the hearts OF all within
the thrilling sound fairly stood still.
What a night for a fire! The wind was
blowing n terrific gale and q fire then
meant terrible destruction if within the
center OF the town. Happily it was q
false alarm. A partly consumed straw
pile on the premises of C. S. Blodgett on
the east side of the town, which gath.
cred dangerous headway under the
strong wind was the cause. The fire
company turned out with its customary
quickness-nnd pied" the engine by
running into a ditch on the way. In
the meantime a bucket brigade squclched
the straw pile. The boys got tho
wrecked machine back to the house
about II O'Clock. The next day it was
undergoing repairs.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-20

The city council of Mitchell very
properly refused to appropriate a suni-
cient amount Of the city funds for the
purpose Of sending q running tenn to
the Huron tournament. That a fire de-
partmcnt and q running team arc anal,
ogous is a misnomer of the worst kind.
An efficient Ore department which is
ever ready to turn out at the tap OF the
bell and do valiant and heroic service in
saving property. is one thing; and en-
titled to q fair proportion of tho public
funds. A running team, made up most.
ly Of outside men and professionals
which gets there on the race track
only-and which dlsbsnds as soon as the
junketing excursion and rip-roaring-
good time.generallY Is over. is another
thing; and its e1pen SEES should be borne
by private contributions.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-20
Two Papers for Two Dollars

SAnd u hundred others at the same low price)
s*z.in onler to secure the above low rates sub
every instanca. Old subscriberr may avn
themselves Of the same Offer b. first paying up
- Any publication MT M,neA above will be
furnished III comedian with the GRAPHIC at the
enuie 10y rates, or = paid up subscribers at
Wholesale prices. We will give the lowest rates
IN ~ any newspaper or magazine published in the
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-20

In 1884 d. H. Talbot. Of Sioux City.
who is somewhat Of q bird f%ancier. nat.
nralist and lover Of animals generally.
had a dozen white owls. In some way
they all escaped. Word has just been
received from the Hudson Bay Com
pany's trading pest at Winnipeg that one
Of the owls was trapped by an Indian on
the south shore of Hudson Bay in Nov.
ember last. The evil was traced by a
brass tablet attached to one OF its legs
bearing MIR. Talbot's address.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-20

A TRIP SouTu.-Mr T.. M. Martin, a
prominent Iowa railroad man and Sup.
erintendent Of the st. Louis, Des Moines
and Northern II. II. says. "On my re.
turn from a recent trip south, where the
water was very impure, l was attacked
with a violent case Of cholera morbus.
Having heard a great deal Of Chamber.
lain's Collie. Cholera & Diarrhoea Rem.
edy concluded to try it and with the
most beneficial results; within six hours
was completely cured" No well reg.
ulated household should ever be without
q bottle OF Chamberlain Collie. Cholera
q Diarrhoea Remedy. Sold by F. f.
Miller.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-20
Ii VIII Prosner.

Castalia Republican,: The Kimball
GRAPHIC was seven years old last week.
Bro. Tinan is to be congratulated on the
success of the GRAPHIC in the past. and
We are sure that. under his able man
sgement. il will continue to prosper in
the future. Here's w,nking At you.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-20

A man sells eggs. To the lrst person
he sells half hiss stock and one more: to
the second person he sells half Of what
remains and one more, and to the third
he sells half Of what remains and one
more. when he has none left. How
many did he nave It frst?
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-20

No nan should deprive his wife and
family of the home paper. They do not
go from home and learn all tho news as
does the father and husband. aud the pa
per serves to relieve many otherwise
lonely hours. Itis the worst possible
economy t deprive the family Of .
pleasure 90 easily and cheaply produce d.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-20
a .:ood Paper IN E.od Town,

eeVOu ThVtr II G~OW TOWN.
Hillsboro Press: The last number OF
tho Kimball GRAPHIC, dated April 9th,
starts out on its seventh year. The
GRAPHIC is one Of the best newspapers
published in Dakota, and judging from
the ''cut of its jib," and Its general ap-
pcarance, the institution must be q good
investment for It's publisher, and gives
evidence that kimball must be q pretty
good town to sustain so good a paper.