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have been practical druggist IN Tyler for
numbor OF years. aud ia that tine have had
occasion % examine, try. and notice tae effect
OF nearly all the highly recommended prcpara
lions or patent medicines ON the market, and
a have suffered untold misery myself the
asi number 81 years from severe form OF
iuIlammatOry Rheumatism. AID cVuit Ind
nothing 60 cure or relieve nae, had almost
drawn y conclusion rhlt ali pateut medicines
were more or less frauds until about one year
ago ! was induced by a friend, now living Ia
Tyler. 10 try a preparation known "a u. or
Botanic Blood Balm, ana after long pcrsua-
sion on his part | finally made up my mind 10
make one more effort 10 rid myself OF the terri
ole adlicfiOn. and it nov affords me the great
est pleasure OF ms life 90 state 10 the citizens
of smith county that ! am entirely cured.
with no traces OF the disease left. and al
effected hy the magic healing properties OF IS
B. b.. which / consider the graude.t. purcSt,
acd most powerful blood remedy known 10
man. I have been subject % iniiammatOry NJ.
Jacks since ten years Of age. aud mp 10 the
present time have had four. The last spell
came on me IN November, 1855. over year
send for our Book ofwonders. free. Il trca
H.
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ago, AT which time I WIS confined 10 my bed
for eight weeks. passing the nights In misery.
with no sleep except when produced by mar
cOtics and various Opiate-. Tho week previous
90 using - b B. up ~ that time ] had only
eaten six meals. and could scarcely sit up
without support. but after using three bottles
/ was aplc to relish ny meals and - walk Up
town. and after six bottles had been used.
thank Heaven. was entirely cured. aud tot
the slightest pain ieit since that lime. When
! returned 70 business IN February my weight
was lb pounds. but gradually increased
until my regular weight was again at
talned-Zi0 pounds. Toe notccabe fact In
what I have -o checrfuiiy stated f. that this
unparalleled and remarkable discovery. II. n.
b.. cured me i'm mil winter AZ the very time
my suferinss and misery wore the grestcss.
I take 10 ON myself "a a practical druggist 10
heartily. cnccriully. a. well Hs consclt ntl0us-
~. recommend tins glorious blood remedy 20
ali sufferers Of rheumatism or blood troubles,
and not only ms SELF hut the firm N Kay &
Adams. who handle u, will cheeriuily endorse
its superior merits. JOHN VI. DAVIS,
and MCKAY & ADAMS Tyler. Texas.
OF all blood disorders Address.
BLOOD BALM CO Atlanta. Ga.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

twu tOrn tins rU1-
cral assembly; they
act separately in
passing laws, but
meet in joint con-
ventiou 10 select
seven federal cOun-
CilOrs, who cOnsti-
tuto tho executive
power These seven
choose one II their
number ~ presi-
dent and another
as vice president;
tae rest take the de-
partmonts Of war,
justice, etc, form
iu~fha cabinet The
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NORTH AvD rAsr RIrrR nRIDGrs cn,pARl

NORTH AND EAST RIVER BRIDGES COMPARED.
The engineer favors pL cling the new bridge
between New YORK and H0boken, instead Of
New York and Jersey City, Hoboken being
about three mills north Of Jersey City. 1t
has Leen suggested thai a central pier be
erected in the middle f the river; but it
would have 20 be- found / on rock, and the
river in the middle is q, er 30 feet deep; it
would impede Hayisa,., J, and the engineer
thinks that 10 wouli De- 10 stronger than a
bridge with single span.
a bin is before cor Tess 10 permit the
building o. this great O. dge, and there is no
reason to supp'c The re- uest viii be refused.
The way across the rive IS intended for rail-
way trains only. and &c intended 10 have
six tracks, bat whether UGH n way could be
monopolized hy liaii. number Of roads,
or must extenl % all dads, is not yet APP
parent Even &C. !, w possible today to
build bridge p.bleo doing the railway
business botui 90 Ncu York and the New
Jereov cn0st c-nl-ite O. increase In traffic
before tho work could be completed viii
doubtless be so great as to 20 far beyond the
capacity OF any single structure.
Viewed from below, tho Hudson river
bridge viii present a similar appearance 10
the Brooklyn bridge except on the latter
there are cable cars, vehicles and pedestrians,
while on the former there are 10 be only
railway trains From the bosom OF tho East
river one sees on the light framework up in
the air above a constant stream Of different
conyeyances, passing and repassing; across
the North river bridge long trains Of cars
will be shooting, though 50 high as TO appear
diminutive
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OVER THE NORTH RIVER.
THE sTUPeNDoUs PIECE or eslDGe
BUILDING NOW PROPOSED.

IL VIII Ee Much Larger Than the Famous
Brooklyn Bridge. and There T. "A shadow
OF Possibility That II WIN BE Duly
Constructed.
a bridge across the Hudson river NJ New
York; n all this little sentence contains is
not apparent to any individual, let him visit
New York and look over the ground, or,
rather, the water, for there Is enough Of
water between New Yor, aud Jersey City to
Tagger any bridge builder w4o has lived up
% Tho nl cont fImn Acrnss the Hnd.nn-nnf
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' PROPOSED BRIDGE FROM JERSEY CITY.
wider It or on its bosom, but above-so fer
shove that the great ships and steamers hav-
ing their docks further up may 60 ont and in
without being hindorcd
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Az ANrHnRAaE.

cable should not g. out without the compile
ton Of some great engineering feat, and q
bridge 90 New York across the Hudson would
be "a Citing work with which 30 Close the
magnificent list of triumphs a little more
than o decade remains before the old Nin3-
taenth century viii have passed There is
yet time for the engineers Of tho Hudson
river bridge 90 prepare for a celebration 10
take place on The last day of the Nineteenth
or on the first day Of tho Twentieth. II tho
work is begun in time that day may see the
Inauguration Of tho proposed bridge. And
what bridge IL win bel It's towers VIII be Of
steel instead Of stone. They viii shoot up
into the heavens 10 4 distance Of C9J feet, or
~ feet moro than double the height Of the
colossal statue OF Liberty in New York har-
Dor. Far across the bosom Of tho river its
central span win extend % a distance OF $50
feet or but 80 feet short Of double the length
OF tho span Of tho Brooklyn structure. Tho
bridge, however, win doubtless look lower
than the Brooklyn bridge, though it will be
~ feet higher This appearance win follow
from it5 greater length. -Four great cables
viii cross tho towers, tho ono 80 feet above
tha othor, and while tho cables on tho Brook
lyn structure have a length of $3.50 feet,
those OF the proposed bridge VIII be g, 100 feet
long. ON each end OF tho North river bridge
midway between tho towers and the anchor
ago wil be n steel trestle supporting the
spans over the land The anchorages are Of
massive stone work
The cost Of this great bridge is so consider
able that at any time during the first half Of
the present century, or even tho earlier part
Of the latter half, it would alone kill the en-
terprise. Yet so much greater arc tho facill-
ties for such a work today that bridge SINH
lar to the Brooklyn bridge could now be
built at one-half tho cost Of that structure
Tie construction Of the proposed bridge viii
cost Slj,OOOOOO; tho approaches, terminal
facilities and right Of way and other ex-
penses viii be S2590O,OOO, making a total Of
$40 OoOOO This is a far greater expense
than that attending the building Of the Brook
Ign bridge, which cost, for tho bridge alone,
and $1,000 900 for the whole struc-
tune, with its approaches.
a
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over sleOO0. Losses paid .on proof OF same
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PatlOrItsi 9Th aud Cary, and 7th and Carr Sts.

CIGARETTEs.-Kiehm Straight Cut
No. tthe original brand. Virginia Brixhts'
Opera Puifs, and other popular brands.
SMOKING Observation-Disclosures Gem
Curly Cut. kiohmond Straight Cut, Old
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Mixtures (curly cut and grannlatedl, and Cut
Plug fobseeos. &c, &c. All prepared from
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CHEEKY WORDS.

AN Of bis people all Che country
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les T. snS wSStfIi ' ~ ' " BLOOD ia AuantaGa.
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rftG Ftef fHs.ss S%iNA'
Wrtsser hya pioc y,als n'a,, and changed
omewar. - SUI ths to%sal.ty.I
The Mitchell s.r, bows her stately head.
And fixes her stylish lips.
In a fran, hard way, and lots them go,
In spasmodio little ships.
The Pskwara girl removeth her specks,
Aud fre-zeth her face with q smile,
And she sticks ost her lips like an open book,
And cheweth her gum. meanwhile.
1ae White Lake girl says never a word,
And yosid think she was rather tame,
With her practical view of the natterin hand,
But she gets there, just the same.
Tho Chamberlain girl, the pride of the world,
In her ~clinging and ~soaltull way,
Absorbs it all in n yearnful yeern,
AS big az a bale of hay.
The Pienkinton girl gets q grip on herself,
AS she carefully takes off her hat,
The she grabs up the prize in a frenzied wuy,
Like u terrier shaking a rat.
Tho Alexandria girl. SO gentle and sweet,
Lets her lips meet the coming kiss
With a rapturous warmth. and tho youthful
full souls
Float away on q sea of bliss
we nave sung you u song OF Inc girls WHO KISS,
And it sets ones brain in n whirl.
Bal to rencl the height OF earthly bliss,
Yon must kiss q Kimball girl.
With your arm round her waist. her face up
turned,
In a swee.ly confiding way,
You care not n cent for the whole wide world.
Though the wind through your whiskers
play.
And closer together your lips you draw,
'ri!l they meet in a rapturous glow,
And the small boy hidden behind the fenoe,
Cries, gallagher let 'er Sor!'
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-
If you are going west bear in mind the follow
ing fncts: The Northern Pacific Railroad wna
and operates 9sT miles, or 3! per cent of tie en-
tire railroad milcage of Monta;l6; spans tho Ter
ritnry with its main line from Gust to vest; III the
short line to Helena; the only Pullman aud din
ing car limo to Butte, md il the only liue that
reaches lilies City, Billings Bo9etnan, MissoUla,
the Yellowstone National Park ana, in fact, nine
! tenths OF the cities and points OF interest in the
Territory.
The Northern Pacific owns and operates 62l
miles, or st PER cent of the railroad mileage of
Washington, Its main line extending from the
IDAHO line via Spokane Falls, Cheney, Spraene,
Yakima AMP Elcnsburg, through the center of
the Territory to Tacoma and Seattle, and from
Tacoma to Portland. No other trans-continen-
tai, through rail line reaches any portion of
Washington Territory, Ten days stop over priv
i!eges nre given on Northern Pacific second clnss
tickets at Spokane Falls and all points west.
thus afiording intending settlers an excellent
opportunity to see the entire Territory without
mourning the , Expense OF paying local fares from
point to point.
The Northern Pacific is the shortest rou.efrem
st. Paul to Tacoma by 2J1 miles; to Seattle by
III miles, and to Portland by SI milea-tine
corTcspondingly shorter, varying from onetotwo
days. according 10 destination. No utler line
from 81. Paul or Minneapolis runs through pass
enEer cars of apy kind into ldsAo, Otegon or
Washington.
In addition to being the only rail line 10 Spo-
kane Falls, Tacoma uI.d Seattle, the Northern
Pacific reaches NIL the principal points, in North
ern Minnesota and Dakota. Montura. Idaho, Ore.
gon and Washington. Bear in mind that the
Northea Pacific and Shasta line is the famous
scenic route Ia all points in California.
-Sord for illustrated pamphlets, maps and
books giving you valuable information in refer
ence 20 the country tra.H racd by this great lin.
from st. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth ard Ash.
land TO Portland. Oregon, and Tacoma aid &c
nttle. Washington Territory, ard enclose stamp,
for the New 1889 Hand McNully Coua;y Nap o.
Washington Territory, printed in colors.
Address your nen:"s. ticket agent, or Cias. S
Fee. General Passenger and Ticket Agent, st
Paul, Minnesota
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i1scasll h111nks

1li:s remedy is Incoming, 80 wci
special mentinn. All who Iat, used
electric |i,iitars sing The sane soag y.
praise. 4 rui"r medicine docs rot cS-
1T aai il, Is ri rantccd to do all tha, /.
claimed. Electric Bitters will cure nj
diseases OF The Liver and Kidneys. vii,
remove ''impic-. Boils Salt R'lo,nu AZ,
TIER af 'rii.,ns caused by imi,itlc Stood
Viii drive Mllar a from toe system and
prcvcut ms VIZ a. cu7aaii Maiarial fe
vcrs. Far cure of Headache, Conslipa
fi"u a'id indigestion ;iy Electric B:tters,
Entire $ .iisfactioT guaranteed. .rt.or'N
refunded. Price 80 tts. and 500 PEI
bo';Ie ~ ailicr's drug store. Isl
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Land o.ue. Bulletin.

Our Washington correspondent sends
is the following information.
Land Contests Decided.
The names of the successful parties
IRE printed in capital letters
James NJ. johnson VS. UNITED
STATES.
DAKOTA CENTRAL r. r. co vs.
Michael j. Downey.
UNITED STATES We Robert Schoen-
ecker.
Chauncey ~. Kelsey vs. UNITED
STATES.
Alfred Bateman VS. UNITED STATES.
SAMUEL WILDE VS. United States.
OSCAR CA5sEM vs Uui ted States.
STATES.
August Polzin VS. UNITED STATES.
j. p. SIMON VS. United States.
Stephen G. Boyce VS. q. E. SCHMIDT
Geo. Van Dyke vs. w. j. JONES.
CALVIN Walk VS. NJ. N. Simons.
Jerry Rea VS. q. E. KELSEY.
Eric Hansen vs. William Blowers aud
JAMES NIRDEN.
Lena Archer vs N. S. BARGER.
c. FAUST VS. Abbie Eagsn.
c. E. Wiley VS. AUGUST Barren.
KHAN.
PETER EGAN VS. Julius NJ, North.
&. W. Buck VS. j. T. BALTIMORE.
Cash Patents.
Nos. 1924, 9G9l, 1926, 1O273, 1867
1l4S5, 1850. 1901, 1850, 1901, 1905
1s1oo, 1897. 1890, 1906, 1892, 1918
1867 and 1924.
Homestead Patents Issued.
Nos. 6024. Gl8l. 6332. G3s1, 6346, 1910
66s,, 0Gs2, G667, 6743, G749, CTS, 6175
6SlG, GS23, 1851. G6GS. 5000, 692s, 7063
70BS, 1855, Tos7, 724o aud 7341.
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- coNsumf1loa ,NcuRAsLE:

Read the following; Mr.. c III. Nor
ris, Newark, Ark. says; WAS down
with Alb css of Lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an lncIrable
uonsnmptivc. Began taking DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able to ov-
ersce the work on my farm. 1t is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart. Decatur, Ohio,
says: Had it no: been for DIR. Kings
New Discoyc y for Consumption would
have died of Lrng Troubles. Was given
up by doctors. Am now in best Ut
health" Try it. Sample bottle free at
Mir!er's Drug sto.c. tIn
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eff you want a meal, you must saw
that wood" SAID the housewife to the
tramp. "sartin. ma'am," wns the
answer When the meal was ready. he
ate heartily and was just getting through
the gate when the good woman saw him.
Here. you come back! You prom
ised to saw that wood!" "Yessuin. an
l went right ont and saw it. never goes
back on y bargain Detroit Free Prlss.
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Wants the Only strictly Moral Paper.
Office of Dakota Industrial School.
Plankinton. Dakota, Feb 9, 1889.
Editor ofMe Graphic
Wonder if you cannot afford
to send a copy Of the only strictly moral
paper in Dakota to the bad boys and
girls Of the reform school and take your
pay in gratitude? There is no provision
made by this territory to furnish the
children with reading matter so VIC are
appealing to our friends, the Dakota
editors, to aid US in this direction.
c. W. Ainsworth.
Supt.
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To-day-Thursday-is St. Valentines

Sioux City Journal:-A lar who is
more n politician than ar editor cannot
be o good editor. The desire for office
and the desire to make a good newspaper
inevitably frequently come into conflict,
and there must be u choice of service.
To choose the Office is for the time being
to subordinate the newspaper, and to
subordinate the newspaper to the person
al desire Of the editor for Office is
10 fail to keep the faith of the newspa-
per with the public, and really to supply
the prool OF the editors untitness for the
other publ, C trust which he seeks.
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The alarming statement comes from
the East that at the present rate of con-
sumption the hard coalo of Penns ylvania
will be exhausted in 1856 years. Well,
darned il we care; at the present rate
per ton our money will be exhausted
lone before that
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A!remendous pressure Is being brought
to bear upon the Legislature of Mime
sofa to enact a prohibition law. but the
prohibition lobbyists receive but little
encouragement. The state tried prohibi-
ton once and got enough of it.
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We are often told that prohibition in
Iowa is a success, but Gov. Larabes, a
rank prohibition I, says the prohibitory
law has been shamefully d~isregarded in
many portions of the state, especially in
Des Meines. where scores of saloons
are permitted to run wide open"
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A bill has been introduced in the Neb-
raska legislature this week providing for
the submission to the voters Of the qucs-
ton whether tobacco shall be sold in
the state. Give a prohibitions. IN inch
and he'll take n mile.
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General Ward, IF North Dakota
fame. who has been working the wires
for senator from, the north half of the
the territory when admitted as a state,
turns out to be a fraud aud confidence
mar of the first water and has skipped to
Canada.
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Francis Murphy. the we'll known tenn
pcfance worker, refuses to speak in Pen
nsylvania in favor of a prohibition con
stitutional amendment. Murphy be-
lieves that Il high license is the only
feasible means OF regulating tho liquor
traffic.
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Wanamaker may or may not be a cabi-
net officer. but he will get, az he has al
ready gotten. a tremendous lot of the
best Kind of free advertising for Wana.
makers great business concern of Phila-
deinhin
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suos,e,,.e Arn,ea es,ve.

The bcs, salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup'
dona, and positively cures piles or no pay
required. 1t Is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Is cents psr box. For sale by +.
K Miller.
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A bill has been introduced in the Pen.
nsyivania Legislature. making it a %offensc
punishable by Il fine of not less than $50
o more than sl00-for one person to
treat another to intoxicating liquors.
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Probate Notice.

In the Probate Court of the Count, of Brule,
Territory of Dakota.
In the matter of the estate of Application for
Samuel Q Titus, deceased. .5administration
Notice is hereby gwen that Louise Titus has
filed with the Judge of this Court. a petition,
praying for Letters of Administration OF the cs-
tate Of Samuel o. Titus, deceased and that Tues
day the 5th day of March Term 1880 being aday
OF . regular term of this Court, to-wit: of
tbs March. term les9, at o'clock p. M. NJ
The office, Of the Probate Judso in the City OF
hearing said petition. when and where a. :sr-
son interested may appear and show cause ".
the said petition should not be- granted.
Dated Fob. 18th 1889.
w. b. Curtiss, W.. G. Graybill,
Atty, Judge of Probate Court.
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1t is autho,itively stated that Pres
ilent Cleveland, upon his retirement
from office, will be connected rs partner
with the law firm of Bangs, Stetson,
Tracy & MacVcagh, of New York City.
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Jncie Sans new cruiser, yesuyius i

Uncle Sans new cruiser, Yesuvius is
to all ,ccounts y holy terror. She can
totally disable any war ship afloat in
one minute. The 600 pound dynamite
shells thrown by her cost 5000 each-but
they would prove in combat much moro
costly than that to anything they came
in contact with.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-02-15

Hen. S. P. Wells, a former Black
Hills man and twice a member of the
territorial council, has gone crazy in Los
Angeles. Cal. over Sam Jones rnon
and has been cent to an asylum.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-02-15

AT Akron. Ohio. four doctors opened
the abdominal cavity of a nan aged 90,
took out his bowels, cut GU. ten inches
of liberated intestine, sewed teen up
and put them back. The man died, how
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Communications.

While the c1lumns of the GRAPHIC are always
open for tho publication of communications of
general or personal interest, the editor disolaims
all responsibility for the statements made by the
writer's. All articles must he signed or accom-
panied by tho name OF their authors. as Il guar
antee of their contents.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-02-15

The running expenses Of Aurora county
for the past seven years foot up 500, 554-
Is. exclusive of the register of deeds and
the t%rsasurcr's office.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-02-15

The only thing that seems certain
about the Grown Prince Rudolph is that
he is dead.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-02-15

The Hon. Joseph Mellitluous Green is
nothing if not gallant. In the vote on
woman suffrage we find his name among
tie "ayes
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-02-15

A New York state schoolmaster has
dice: and willcd all his property, about
500, 900, to the United States govern.
ment.
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Chas. A. Dana can afford to say what
he pleases in his New York Sun. He is
worth So, 600 600.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-02-15

The Northern Ohio papers report lots
of snow, dne sleighing and all assured ice
crop.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-02-15

The Kansas legislature has been petit
toned to ennct q law making il lawful
to lynch Il horse thief wherever found.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-02-15

The house has passed the chattel mort
gage bill. 1t is q good bill and should
become a law without trouble.