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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-14
SPOKEN.
3EOEIPrS

Bark Mary Graham (Br), Stebbens, from Apa-
lachicola for Greenock, lat 40, Ion a.
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TERCHANT5. manufacturers, mechanc
printing, lthographing, and blank books can
have their orders promptly filed, az moderate
prices, at the MORNING NEWS PRINTING
HOUSE. Whitaker street.
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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 10. noon.-Cotton dull. with
prices generally In buyers favor; middling up
lands 1l-1Gd, middling Orleans l1-f6d: sales
5000 bales OF which 1 900 bales were for speoula-
tion and export; receipts 900 bales-American
none. -
Futures--Uplands, low middling clause,
August delivery 39-64d. also 35-04d; August
Der aud October 20-6sd; October ana Novem-
ber5 i4-6fd November aud December l2-64d;
September 81 Sd. Futures fiat.
Th0tenders Of deliveries &C to-dag's clearings
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VEGETABLEs-By steam-By special contract:
To New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Boston, standard crates, zoe; standard barrels,
doc. Without contract: Standard crates, Csc
standard barrels, 75c.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Savannah, Smith. New
York-C g Anderson, Agent.
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YEsTER
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Bark Dorothy (Br), Williams, to load for Eu
rope-Strachan & Co.
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NAVAL SToREs-The market for spirits turpen-
tine was quiet but very firm, with buyers and
sellers epart. There we're no sales reported
during the day. AT the Board of Trade on the
opening call the market was reported firm at
firm at 34c bid for regulars. Rosin-The mar
ket is still quiet and unchanged. The sales for
the day were 1.340 barrels. At the Board of
Trade on the first call the market was re-
ported steady tor X and above and firm for
and below, with sales of S4l barrels at the fol-
lowing quotations: A, B, C, D. E, f and G SOC,
II S5c, l 81 %, X 81 TO- NJ 81 Is, n 81 80, win
dow glass 81 %, water white 81 50. AT the clos
ing call it was unchanged.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-13
KIMBALL GRAPHIC.
BY c. R. T,NAN.

The GRAPHIC has repeatedly called
the attention of the several city
councils to the ACCESSIBILITY OF pub
fishing an annual report by the city
treasurer, but SO far such suggest
ions have not been acted upon. As
the fiscal year is drawing toa close
we again call attention to the matter.
There is not n citizen out of fifty
in Kimball who knows anything
about the financial condition of the
town from one years end to the 9th
er. 1t is not enough to say that the
books are always open to pubic in
spection. People have no time to
personally wade through books to OBJ
tam information which should be
compiled for their benefit. If it is
deemed advisable and necessary to
publish the proceedings Of county
commissioners and a financial report
of a county's condition why should
it not be equally as necessary for
people to be thoroughly Informed as
to the financial affairs Of their sever
al municipalities? A t~reasuFer's re-
port should lie Published annually
showing the total receipts under the
various funds and q detailed and item
lied statement of all moneys paid
ont under the several funds. The
large amount OF. fault found with
high taxation is aiy.-ost wholly due to
ignorance of the disposition of the
peoples money. Show them where
the money goes and half the growl.
ing ceases. Mr.. Brenne, the city
treasurer, agrees with the GRApulc
personally in this matter and only
wants proper instructions from the
council to carry the idea into effect.
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yserrchauu, Pines.

The oldest and most extensive meer-
chaum pipe manufacturing establishment
III the United States is that of r. j.
Heidelberg, of New York City. The
editor of the GRAPHIC has had several
dealings with this house during the past
ten years and can thoroughly recommend
it as being a prompt and reliable house
to do busin ess with. In addition to
manufacturing every variety of nicer
chaum and hriar pipcs the house makes
specially of repairing pipes. Pipes
which have become broken, scratched
cracked or burnt. or that will not color
if sent to kaldenbsrg, will be coloreG
beautifully all over, boiled out, leak:
and cracks remedied, and guaranteed tc
remain So, and at a moderate cost. Tht
address 10 125 Fulton street.
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The Tariff ~aAuesainn.

As perhaps yon arc aware that the writer of
Hi Tariffs Tall YVES paralyzed thereby inca
pacitating the lashing of his tail. Therefore,
by request, permit mo to take up the subject
whore left off. In taking up this matter We are
aware of tho many.blows aimed Mt those takine
the negative OF high tariff. Hut with all the
machinaticns of the avacacious protective mo-
nopoliats, and the tickle me under the chin
politicians, the would be protectionists fail to
show how. after local and territorial tag, the
consumer is protected when he has from 20 to 50
Der cent. tariff to pay on lumber; on wire to
fence his pasture, 30 per cent. on window glass,
rs per cent; on paint to preserve his house, 30
per cent; on brick to tako the place OF sieve
pipes, 81 per cent; on bags to hold his grain, 40
per cent; on iron and steel for farm imple-
lnents. 10 to 90 per cent; on woulen goods from
40 to "a per cent; on salt, " per cent; on sugar,
SO per cent, and other things in proportion. 1t
matters not whether you are merchant. mechan-
ie, farmer or WasoawoFkce, these per contc. nre
attached to the legitimate or honest cost and
when the consumer buys he pays it. Now. it il n
fact that all the duty collected on imports 80 as
claimed by the protectiopists for the support Of
the government. However. of the impcats col
lectcd. only ab.at ,me-tisth is on Imported
goods four ffths being on. home manufacture.
To state moro clearly, tho manufacturer and
monopolists rrise tho price four-fftEs .. rr.i-
clos conaunied to conform TO the price os one
fifth imported, with trnnsl,o rtatiun charges and
from 70 to Is per cent. tariff attached, and Tie
consumer must pay it. And TINS. manufac-
t:,rers and %monopul:l st n-e afforded tho rtiri.
lsse ,by tho tariff of a bonus .nf fonr-ff;i,s on
home inanufacture-cqunl o: nearly 10 tie ts.:;f
collected on imports. How then arc wage
workers benefited by protective tariff! Does
not l.a amount in per ce:ts. paid in ~in.posis
mos TINA oiiset the difference of wa ,ss in n
Freq Grade md a protective ountry? 1t follows
tl,.M .hnt the tariff of o~ae-ftti, IN nrcestslties,
while paying govcrniental eSpnises, affords to
the manufacturers and monopoiists the larGu =
site o. :our-tifths Of the neoessnrics to ln.o
.iicir pockets. haotling them tho mean. I
form trusts" thereby raising prices again ~
tho CONSUMERS. Who then is the us protected
b, Tie ta,iiis Isit not the manufacturer .nd
the rlorhpolist? And does not this inful.;:u
md u;iiust protective scheme afford tic newt
able by wbie!, these s~onllcss 'trusts' are
fermcGS If rot, wi. not2
Z. Ketciisli Qpi.i..
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Roscoe Conklin lies at deaths
door in New York City. Very little
hope is held for his recovery.
WildMooa slpe azine.

is the title of a new illustrated
monthly periodical devoted to out.
door recreation, and its pages will
reflect the scenes and incidents of
field sports, travel, adventures, ex-
.ploration, canoeing, catching and
athletic pastimes. The first number
of the magazine will be issued from
the publishing lioasa, lG6 LaSalle St.
Chicago, next week lFshe editor, +
e. Pond, better known by the nom
de plume "\Vill Wildwood" is a
writer on field sports of acknowl
edged ability AND cannot fail but te
publish an attractive periodical.
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IS CONSUMPTION 1ncuRAs1Ee

Read the following: Mr.. c II. Nor
ris, Newark, Ark, says: WAS down
with Alb ess Of Lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced ne an Incurable
Consumptive. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able to ov-
ersee the work on my farm. IL is the
finest medicine ever mhde."
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio.
says: Had it not been for DR.. Rings
New Discovery fort Consumption | would
have died of Ling Troubles. Was given
up by doctors. Am now III hest of
health Try it, Sample bottle free at
Nilleg's Drug Store. l5lG
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E0yresssc:iuessaG,
E.ocr ca Wisconsin.
Lloyd, Richland Co.. W H., March 2S. 1888.
the Editor of the APE

Lloyd, Richland Co., WE, March Is, 1883.
To the Editor of the GRAPHIC:
Noticing the generosity of tho people OF your
city in their liberal contribution to the suffer-
era in the Eastern blizzard sectors, [ would in
form those friends OF suffering humanity that
Wisconsin ID fast bound in letters Of ice and
snow, with no probable prospect Of a release for
n month yet. The avorla9G pin of snow in the
woods is IL to 2 feet. Sleirting is enite good
except on the main roads. whore it is worn out.
Hauling logs on bub-sleds to Lloyd 10 tho order
of the day hero. Hay is getting scnrcer every
day. There Will doubtless be much suffering
among live stock for food before Dame Spring
can brcnd tho blockade and zone to our rescue.
If you can do anything for us. pray do it. Bat
if Old Aunt Summer should forget to visit US
this year. we may have to call On you again.
Keep q little reserve, plense, from those East
erners. Your hu,nble petitioner inrFaith. Hope
and Charity. Anonymous.
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The City Dads.

An adjourned regular nesting of the
city council took place Monday evening.
All present except Bocktinger. Miller
and kinsella were appointed inspectors
and judges of the coming municipal
election. Petitions presented for a side
walk on West street from center of cast
line of lot 12 in block2 Cd. w. ButleI's)
TO First street, thence west to lot 4 in
block CIV. II. WyaRt's) was granted.
Petition TO abate nuisance on First street
(manure pile at Elocscr's barn) presented
and clerk o-dered to notify the proper
persons to have the same removed. The
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-13

In every community there Is a Ger
tain class-happily nota very large
class-who seem to think there sole
object on this earth is to revolution
ize something. They are continually
haranguipg on their hobby. They
infest the churches, balls, newspaper
offices and all places of public resort
ard prod'you in the ribs and endeav-
or to open up tlfeil aenseless talk. To
uncerimoniously leave them is the
only way of escape. The business
MAJ has no time to listen to their
prattle. lie knows that something's
are not just as they ought to be, and
he also knows that cool, conservative
men r working to adiustify these
wrongs. The s~enscless jibberish of
this one idea crank has no more
force than were it from a chila,, and
the people who read his productions
OF, listen to him kick themselves ever
after for their stupidity.
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ELECTRIC ElYrERs.

This remedy is becoming so wei,
known and so popular as 10 neen no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing tlie'sartc song of
A purer medicine does % eN
and il il guaranteed TO do all that Is
claimed. Electric Rit;ers VIII cart all
diseases OF the Liver and Kidneys. viii
remove Pimples, BoiIa. Salt Rhe.i:n ana
affections caase! by Impure bloo9
VIII drive Mattr y from the system ant
prevent as we a. cure MI Malarial f.
vcrs. FOR care of ficadnche, Constipa
ton and Indigestion try Electric Bitters
Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money
refunded. Price so cts. and 500 per
bottle at Mil!er's drug store. Isl
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The price ST wheat III the English
market has reached Sc low a point
that even the wheat-gsowars of. India,
who can raise wheat cheaper than
anybody else on earth, are discour-
aged. The fact Is that the over
production Of wheat Is so enormous
that it is great folly for anyone IN
America who can produce any other
crop, to raise an acre Of wheat. There
is 10 hope for rise in the price for
many years unless in the EAST of a
general European war. Raise hogs,
hay, chickens-anything, except
Whaat. y.
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nuoh!en.e krn.ca saIye.

The best salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter, Chappcd Hands.
Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Erup'
tons, and positively cures piles or no pay
required. 1T b guaranteed to give per
Price 25 cents per boz. For sale by +.
E. Miller.
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An honest politician has been dis
covered in Alabama. Justafter hav-
ing announced himself as q candi-
date for congress, and while stand
ing on the court house steps making
a speech, someone standing IN the
crowd yelled: "Say, what DO you
think of the tariff? Give us your
views" "My friends" SAID the ora
tor, ~ don't know a blame thing
about the tariff He was elected by
a large majority.
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Land Olice Mitchell, OAK, March q, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the iollowing-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
said proof will be made before W. c.. Graybiu,
Judge Of the probate court at Chamberlain,
OAK, on Nay Sd ID, = fss \, Dy yiz , FI 1 10 e Russess,
he names the following witnessed to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
ton, T.. f.. Harrington and John Mexico MI OF
Lyonville, OAK. 3i2 II. II. Rowley, Reg.
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Long & Roberts, Atty's.
Land Office Mitchell. OAK. March 81, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following-naned
settler has flied notice Of his intention to make
final proof III airport of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Register and Receiver
o.. y. land office at Mitchell, Oak. on May 10Th,
1885, ut l O'Clock .. M. viz: Rue II. High for the
5@a Sec. ,oTp. ns r; os. Hs names the fol
dence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz:
J. W. circuit. Fred Warner, Truman Pattee and
Samuel c. Farmer, all of hi-ub,ll. OAK:
312 NJ. H. Rowley.
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Long Il Roberts, Attys.
Land Office nj Mitchell. OAK, March 10. 1888.
Notice is hereby gwen that the following named
final proof in support Of his claim and that said
prouf will be made before Rsxister and Recover
Of the U 8. land Office at Mitchell; Oak: on May
son under his HID. entry No. q. 2ls for tho SE4
Soc. LIP. 1Hf-t..n 6s. IIo names the following
witpessea to prove his continuous residence up
on, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Harvey
hlcNarey, Matt Moore, Daniel Ousley and Chas.
Watts, all OF Kiiuball, Oak.
81. NJ H. Rowley, Reg.
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"a HIGH tariff is a question Of

"a high tariff is a question of
wages" CA high tariff protects the
working classes" GA nigh tariff
protects our industrial classes from
the pauper labor of the old world" is
the repeated cry of the monopolists,
the trust schcmers and the high tar
if organs. 1t does, does it? Well,
this is the kind OF protection it gives
the poor, hard working girls of the
great cities; read the snbioined letter
from a working girl to the editor of
the Minneapolis Joau7eol.r and pub
llshed in that paper Of the 3lst ulto:
To the Editor of the Journal:
am glad TO sec that you are beginning to call
public attention to the condition OF our working
girls Of Minneapolis and st. faul, and l think it
is about time to speak of that class of hurd-
working girls who are engagedi in making mems
clothing. l know of one firm thai employs
about ao. These girls have to work hard 10
hours a day, and Mt the present prices ppid
them they earn from SITS to 81 Il week, and u
saofl ti,ne ago their foreman told them that
tt,e5 would have TO cut down the wages. Some
of tho girls told him they could not make u liv
ing and work for lcss. The brute then told
them that if they could not make a living at that
they could so out on the e.reeis at night and
make from S2tto S. a night in that way. Now
what do You think is going to become of ayouug
girl compelled by Giro y. stances to work in
such n place? - I'D
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SheriT's Sale.
TerrttoEJ OF Dakota IN district court with,
Andrew 4. Bruce

Andrew 4. Bruce
Joseph Householder
Gem ina Householder
l.. a. Foote and
Flank Shepard.
Notice. 10 hereby given that by virtue of n
judgements of foreclosure End tIie in the above
snutled action on the Fifth Gnyof March, A. D.,
1888. ard an execution issasl aHon said Judge
nlnnt. the subscriber, Edward ?. Dchsaerr shsr-
if of Brule County, Dakota Territory, for that
purpose appointed, will coll at public auction at
The 'front.' door II the opera house in the City of
Chamberlain, That being the place where Dis-
trict court was Gast l,alt IN said county of Brute.
Dakota Territosy on Monday, April 16, 1888. at .
o'clock i'll the afternoon of that day, the roal es-
tnte and mortgag'd premises situate in the
county of Brule. Territory OF Basota. and d.
rectcd IN said Judgement and execution to be
sold, and therein described as follows:
The North West ds3rter (a4) of section four
% in TOWNSHIP, One Hundred md One uOl)
North of Range SIXTY Eight t6S) and containing
Ono Hundred and Sixty acres according to the
government survey thereof, or 40 nanch til sseof
as may DO sufficient to satisfy sand judgement
and costs. amounting in all to Nine Hundred
and Fifty One Dollars and Six Cents 1891 Coy,
With interest thereon from the date of said
judgement, notwithstanding costs OF saie
Dated Klmball. March 8, 1898.
-. Edward p. Gchsner,
A. +. Roberts, Sheriff of Brule County.
Plaintiffs Atty. al0
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a nan travelling through Iowa,
who will be called Smith for con-
yanience, has a novel way of working
trade for a wholesale clothing house
in Chicago. He vii! write . letter
on the company's letter-head and
address it to himself, in care of his
customer, who, Is we will say, Is
John Jones, Iowa City, saying if he
sells any more suits like Nos. 1860
ard 1880 for less than Sl2 he can
come in. When he %a.giyes i'll Iowa
City Smith rushes into Jones' store,
gets his letter, tears it open, and in
great anger says: "ishon, see dot
lether! don't it beat HI? The
house says if ! sell any more suits
Nos 1860 and 1880 for less than &l2
Lam discharched. l will not sell
any man for less. But say, Shon, /
am q good trent Of yoars, and if you
want eight or ten suits for Sc you
can have them, and the house can go
to hip"
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Communications.

While the columns of the GRAPHIC are always
open for the publication of communications of
general or personal interest, the editor dieclaims
"r;tera All nr;;nies n,s st.Ih' i've n mace os une
panied by the name of their authors, as u guar
antee Of their contents.
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Long Il t,oberts, Attys.
Land Ofiics ct Mitchell, Oak. March II. 1888.
Notice il hereby given shat the foliowing.name1
final proof in suppnrrofli i claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register and Re-
ceiyer OF the u. S. land otjice at Mitchell, DIX,
on May 3D., 1883, NJ lo'clok p. m, viz; Ina Pattee
under her y. 3. filing No. 2 1855 for the NEA Sec.
Ia-Tp. l0i-R. 81. Shn names the following wit
nesses to prove hor continuous residence npon,
and cultivation of aaid Iands viz: James Yirden,
James Wilson, Fred Robinson, George Robin
son. all of hipabslI, Dali.
3l2 y M. 4. Rowley, Reg.
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Legal Notices.

". II. Curtiss. Atty.
Land Office at Mitchell, Oak, March II, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the follgwing-nRmed
settler has fled notice of his intention to make
ahal proof in support of.his claiu4 and that said
proof will be Ennde before Clerk of District
viz: James RAFT Tor the NWA Soc. l5-Tp. 10i-h.
%. He narnes the following witnesses to. prove
his continuous residence UPON and cultivation
Of, said land, viz: James NJ. Percy, Freeman NJ.
Bowley. Peter. Engbard and Daniel Rooney. all
OF kimball, Oak. s11 NJ. II. Rowley. Reg,
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Wilbur Stock Farm.

VALIANT,
A he!f-blood French Draft, 4years old. weighs
1870 pounds. 1914 hands high. Color, a.beautiful
dnpple gruy. A No. l action, ina stopper.
Pedigree: valiant was sired By Champion"
who %eished Nra,. His dam was e largo marc
that raised some fine colts. and. when young,
WIS trained for the track.
TERIms:-1o inearc, $40. ayableby note at
time OF service.
"FANFANON.
i have secured this: tallion.ot.sD r.. Henry.
lie is an imported French Percheron, No. 1c6.
700 pounds. Action very ino. vigorous and
strong. II you wish to improve your horse
stock from Is to 10 per cent. this is the assured
way. No class o. horses are 40 popular In the
eastern market as the Parchercn and tho French
Draft. -.
TERMS To insure. SIS, by note to D. IL.
Henry. Sote to be null and void i .nare is not
in foai when note is duo.
Mondays Thursdays at the farm: Tuesdays
AMI We ut 6iays ut White Lake. Fridays and
Saturdays Ut [. II. Henry's sable, Aimbail
Eor1saic.
Two half-blocd Pollol Angus bulls, two years
nld.
One half-blood Galway bull, one yoar old.
All from high grade Shortharn cove.
One mule, nino months cid; fair s;ssand kind.
Shall alsp r.n u hard Of catt!e. Stock taken
il April II. Terms: 81 per head for six months.
Colts in pasture At 50 cents per month.
WILBUR Stock FARM COMPANY.
Wilbur Township, Brtla County, Dakota.
j. 49, WILLIAM BANKER, Manager
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Feed at Ruling Prices.
~

81 Highest cash price pad for good
milling wheat ~
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-10-19
The Yellow Fever.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Oct. 11.-Testerday
vas very cold and it rained necessarily
since three A. NJ Great indignation pre-
walls here at the manner in which Colonel
Southmayd, the agent of the Red Cross
Association, has expressed himself con-
corning Jacksonville and its authorities IN
several published interviews in Georgia
papers. He said the auxiliary association
had already squaudered $jG0, 900, when an
examination of the disbursement, revealed
an aggregate since the beginning Of the
epidemic of only about S1aI,01o. In the
executive committee meeting to-day $500
in contributions was acknowledged. 1t
was voted TO close up the relief restaurant
after October l., and those wLo Will not
accept uncooked rations from the relief
stores must go to Camp Mitchell OF else 10
work. The official bulletin is: New cases,
So: deaths, ).