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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-12
Z GERnsInIMM

Cattle are ceiling Ut $40 apiece in Ne
vada, and all the small dealers aic going to
the vail.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-12

General w. 7. Wilhers, the noted turf
man, is dead.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-12

oregon, tho Paradise Of Farmers.
Mild, eousbie climate, certain and abnn-
dant crops. Best fruit, grain, grass sad
stock country in the world. Full info.ms-
tion free Address the Oregon immigration
Board, Portland, Ore.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-12

A philadelphia connoifscur in eating
gays that muskrut meat ta.tes better than
any strloin.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-12

"A grand jury az Dacatuu, HI, refused to
return Indictments agaiGst PERSONS who have
been conducting ball games Sundays.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-12

II afflicted with sora eyes use DR.. le.ac
~Thompson's Eye Wsasr. Druggists seil it.
25c.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-12

If yon want a Literary, Normal, Musical,
Law or Medical education, go 20 Drake Uui-
v%ersitJ, Des Moines, Iowa. See ADJ ciec-
where.
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MnNRY EnR Won.

We want to establish one or more branches
In this county for the sale OF RAYS GERNi-
eide, and would like to correspond with per
Sons in business or unemployed to tshe the
exclusive agency. Where
RAYS GERbstDfNN
has been introduced It's sale is rapid and It
gives perfect satisfaction. Address with ref
erences and 2c stamp,
RAYS GERMicJpE Co,
Louisville, KY.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-12

One by one the roses fall, but ''Tansill's
Punch' sc Cigar outlires them ell.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-12

Three of Captain Wiseman's vessels are
said to have been lost on the Beuadiar coast.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-12

Chicago detectives are after sem ore in
st. Louis, presumably Cronin consplrator.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-12

School children were awarded medals by
a Washington paper for the best compost
ton,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-12

not an CONDITION TO snow Tier Cana
bitjty.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-12

-Gener.l s.eA 10 a I. i EAdate for governor
Of North dakota,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-12

The speech from the throne" is u
genuine ceremony in Sweden. 1t is
delivered by slalwarl King osccr linn
self. clad in white crmine trimmed
with rcd and gold, wearing a crown
ri gold upon his head, and bearing a
iewelcd sceptcr in his hand. He has
u fine voice and is u graceful and clo-
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-12

EyHy IT win be to your nts eat vixen Vri.in
to adysrttsere 10 say yes saw ttoIr ajysrttss
nnsnt In this pspay,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01

a. O9Ns e n. Dsardsa 70 etop ths
yguGEom d ~ Legislaturs Of the bill for
pFin1lng 5000 additional copies Of 3
boek about birds was sensible and strong
II loglc, and did mot appeal 70 anything
but The judgment OF the members
Cf The House. lt might, therefore,
havs bssn predicted that the House
would not give heed 10 Mr.. Deardsn. It q
not that kind Of . House. The measure
gave them lot Of books Of considerable
value, which they could distribute TO In
fluential constituents without expense
and with great glory.
The go, 900 gift enterprise has not one
good reason TO recommend it. The publi.
cation Of the flrst edition might seem To
be justified BY more or les sophistry about
the encouragement Of science. but after
the state has once paid for the production
Of the printed record OF the wisdom
Of DIR. Warren concerning the blrts Of the
STATE II would seem to have done its whole
duty 70 science and TO the author
no matter how great the value Of The
book. Az Mr.. Dearden said tho statl
might just a. we'll print editions o.
Dickens or OF any successful novel
That an effort was made to create th,
great demand for the book there can b,
no doubt for circulais praising II wer'
sent TO every newspaper, and II ell state
reports had notice ~ liberal the stat
would have 10 spend millions to mee
the demand.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01
AN INsANE AsYLUn nOnIolDs.
4 Patient Knlso BY IN Attendant In 4
ssgsd Self Defense.

4 Patient Kulsd By IN Attendant In a.
Mgsd esIfDsisnss.
Last Sunday VIM. Davis, Q patient At the
insane asylum ct Pontiac, Mich., Wss killed
~ d. +. Taylor, an attendant and on
Thursday the coroner's Jury rendered q
verdict that the killing Was done In sslf.
The circumstances arc these Al TAYLOR
passed Davis In the hall with snother
imoeciie, Davis, who was out OF humor
aoocs somethinR, struck Taylor In The
neck. Taylor left the other man md
grabbed Davis about the waist. Thev
struggled for i've minutes, first one theH
the other getting the best OF Il
When about three feet from Q bencr.
Taylor, - no says, gave Davis Q violent
wrench, throwing him aoroas the arm of
the bench. His body was twisted over n
and held there until help arrived. An
examination OF the body revealed the n, I
that Davis must have been handled In \
terrtble manner. The breast bone Wss
broken In two and every rib on one s;de
we. broken except two and three we're
broken twice.
The ragged edges OF the ribs sawed of
the veins and arteries % that the internal
cavities were dlled with blood. After the
night the patient Was taken ont for 8 wax
ana dragged around the grounds until ho
said he could 60 no further. He wss then
Asen back, put 70 bad and died In Q few
Winute1
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01
PKREONAIL

COLONEL e. q. NoLuRH, OF soutt
Carolina, appointments clerk of the post.
office department. died suddenly on
Thursday In Washington.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR JONES, Of New
York, denies that he II . candidate for presi
dent In 1892. He frankly announces, how
ever, that he II candidate for governor O,
New York state In 1891.
GOVERNOR WILSON, OF West virRinis,
on Thursday Issued certificates OF election
20 J. ID. Aiderson, Democrat from the
Third congressional district and J, ri.
Jackson, Democrat, from the Fourth con-
RYessioual district.
REV. FATHER AUausvU ToLroN
pastor OF st. Joseph's church, In Quincy,
III 10 the only c0lored Catholic priest II
the United StateA He II SO years old, and
was born slave ON stephen Elliotls plan
tation, In Rails county, Mo-
JAMES MCLEAN, a:prominent citizen Of
Potts:owu, died ON Thursday, aged IS yesra
He was for some years contractor In the
Lehtgh coal regions, having gone there
when . young man. After smasslng q
considerable fortune he retired, and has
sino0 lived . bachelors life with his
brother in-law, Alexander Sampson, st
Pottstown. Deceased ives born In the nor Ia
OF Ireland, OF SCOTCH Irish parsntaga.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01
What We Need.

This town b to be congratulated upon
7osing again two express companies In
Is Our merchants already feel the ad-
nenGe to their business, in the in.
oeed Eoal with which they are served
- n the lesaened cost Of the service.
y wagons never now pass by un.
~ The direction to stop ex.
- At the store front whereas q
= 80. repeated solicitation failed
co1n6D their attention. There is moth.
= competition to secure good ser.
We know how this il by cur ex.
lonoo With railroads, telegraphs and
hpaeA II Ne Lad the courage to
othy our experience the prosperity
~ town would be much greater
y 4. This 10 fine natural
r. population and industry; and 1t
01 only - cheap service rs any other
n}lv hes 70 meet it, competition. We
UtIccad competition; and We can
M " secure II By combination with the
n1iag ystsm to the East and the Bslti.
pD = 0hio - TIE South. The amount
goHceoA = b built y well within the
Dqoee or community TO construct. II
oooeged people would esteem less
~ prodt 10 banking, which sends
ono money away for use In build.
- tnduslries Of other places, We
- much better ourselves, and
nn ebtaias much better return
- meoey In ths advanced value OF
Dwty than they get from their
= ent. bank dividends. What the
1ne - psed - medicine d the
- = . hank or Two.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01
pAlxBs UnLnaY 0onGpUUMn
Spring Disorders

Shattered uervess tirsa broAns lmDuDo bloo0,
ssbiiissa system. I'll are The sasssa, eutssns
10 the sDsias. A nsaieias nust - asse. ana
notAins equals raiass Cslsy osapssaa.
wsht otAsrs praise us-you eanaot Asip -.
iisvins disinssssstsa party.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01

"a
1c5 W. ~ ~
oypo1os ~ lnouFo hae -.
eoVop8, onnlooy % attend
WGleA. hoWsvsf, = =
yJn1e mamy oe H. neabss
l1A W. 10 not have . very
GGes,oa = ~ wlDdcn Of The
(nA 1sgi1lator, bat 10 do mot
~ 10y Of them will b slly
e4Mont 70 - % Washington TO
- inouguntSca. Ihe ane Tor
- M oo0o later. TO the Repub-
- - loess, when The prixs dis.
- - selected and spplicsticns
need =.
N1uguIasaon parade only attracts
nagltoased citizen, who wants 70
y9nay1 capital, and thinks he
80 BIRDS with one stone BY soe-
eo1dent inAngurated ct the nms
- neafly sucoeeds 10 killing
- bsane The third ana ne
ecIeso - - homo that ne nsa
~ oeooe, ana - swears on from
- sne ~ @ nis iile.
wno want 70 - wasnineton
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01

- New York IIeeislature a In the
& - - ,nv.rt,vs t,cr ,rto ths oross
Z ~ ... ~ = s..ls y. '.vn wv SA0 49,
lSeiss a. ~ stone eeilinv n the As.
j i ssSssSss, ss--.n~- -as.a I.ss. .. ..I.
oeues, Wnicn nsn 70 70 tAAen
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4 a11n Anwn A contract ,v.. meas Last
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4. a.s;so oss ooea ul.'nAlseu' snu
: ~. :.-l -. Oesa sppoln'eo 70 20 over
y. s.ly an, wnlcn tne nrs. CON-
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II e1ef - work @ Capitol Commis.,onsr
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oneAs lage year W. wsrs In the midst Of .
|S sa1ls!es. Y wa. politics he.s. politics
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~ ~ capitol We did wrong when We
n hs1s ss ~, r'0 ,nS ra,sv ."s, pa = Gnnn, III 30
6a Hasrison would not have boon elected.
y oo.mi..icner Perry had besn in charge
s.ss ss.,.s, 's,a SS.,".,S Nv. .u ''sO'o A..
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01

Brissdisc asnssa, ". L. orUsnisaf, Dursana.
ton. W.. writes III have ussa Paiss,s Cslssy
Compound on several oeeassons. ana always
win bsnent Last sprins. being veey nusA
iun down ana aebilitaeod, oo40oocoa nk.
ingn u. Two b0tues nAao ~ feel ilbo . noW
man. A. general tonic an1 sDeing msoieaas
oonot know its "a uAl.~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01

TIE statement Of the treasury statistl.
clans Just issued shows that In the month
Of January our exports were e73, ,470, SIS
end our imports COS, 34s, ,s5l, On increase Of
about ten and halt millions In the former
and Of nearly ten millions In the latter over
January, 1883. The total exports for the
twelve months pest are nearly five miilious
lees than for the same period ending .
year ago, while the imports for the same
time are over twenty millions greater In
value. These figures do mot include gold
and silver. lFor the twelve months
the excess Of imports OF merohandiea.
coin and bullion over exports wase29. 070, ,762.
During the month there arrived at the
ports OF Baltimore Boston, New Urleanat
New York, Philadelphia and Han Francisco
Immigrants numbering l0.272 3.lM Of
them were from Great Britain and Ireland,
and Il u worthy Of mote that the "EmsEald
Isle" sent but 694 Of this total, only lso
more than Scotland, while Germany ssni
2,3S2 sturdy sons and daughters, end Russia
nearly thousand. The small Nsthsrlands
contingent, 81, does not seem 70 justify the
talk OF the Dutch In America 765 came
from Hungary and Bohemia and $40 from
the rest Of Austria, while 1856 were sons Of
sunny Italy and daughters Of the Same
5000 rnore immigrants landed In January,
1883. than In the Lest month, but nearly twc
thousand OF them were Italians and prob
ably intend 70 return. For the seven
months pest immigration shows Q falling
Oh ~ compared with the same period {
year earlier, the total 10 February !, 1888
for seven months being 238,s46 and Il
| February !, 1850, 2i2. .685.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01

Nev'r give up the ship. Dr. Bulls Cous
trics 10 cents. ~'As'
a baltimore Butcher's Experisnoe.-I have
funerea Win bad heldaches for yaars. ana
n.ys ,s,ss, uien many remedies without obtainin z
Trial ana II has SntssIy 70 GIVE sss ssvatfon VI
IL gsystts naEkeL Bsiumore. Ma
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01

sSs:1:: ssSa:s:: s.iS: s.s 81; st;.s. ( an
saaares sz7 feet .nD
:$s $s;,:: Ts: ;:ss s. si:;. 81 ,ss;. S;;S
Smyrna Rugs. You'll won
der why there're out OF sorts
enough to fit the prices. Don't
waste a thought; worth every
cent they seem to be:
single Door size. SO
bureau size. olto
% inches: sa.p
3e inches, 6A2a
Sx7 foot, -
Hassocks at soc.
Oil Cloths, good quality, but
some widths missing, will be
cleaned out at IS, 80. and 3sc
the square yard.
China Mating I5c a yard, IS
the roll OF 20 yards.
Just a glance. Wide.awake
buyers have already found this
bargain corner out. II what
you want Is there, six inches Of
Carpet money Is like to reach a
foot.
easement Thirteenth ana Market streets
For women 4.button, real
kid, no seconds. III. There's
the story in a nutshell. The
best 81 Kid Glove we ever had.
Every pair warranted.
Chestnut street side. west Of Main Aisle.
1t used to be a So Comfort
able. We pushed the price to
81 and hold 1t there. Not a
stingy thing about 1t. Sateen
side extra quality, so Is the
Turkey-red side. Six and a
half feet square and filled with
clean carded cotton.
Near wonen's waiting Room.
Wipe glass with a cottony or
towy cloth and there's a trail ol
lint on the crystal. Hence
Glass Toweling; born Of a
need. Anything short Of clean
line" linen yarn will make a
linty stuff. But cotton, or tow,
or half linen are cheaper than
pure flax-worth about &C, Sc,
and Ioc respectively. But not
one Of them Is fit ior a Glass
Towelipg. Better pay a little
more and get a Toweling that
will wipe your glass clean.
I2H and lac. Or finer and
wider for more money. If you
choose.
Special Linens for special
uses-the only way a full, we'll
rounded stock can be made.
Southwest OF centre.
Black Velvet Ribbon comes
as near to going with every.
thing as any sort you can scare
up. Fits Summer stuffs or any
stuhs. One Of the always
handy kinds, and about the
most unlikely one OF the whole
Ribbon flock to be price.cut.
Three widths are here at half
price just the same:
No. 10. picot ana plain. Sc
The old story-prices squeezed
out Of shape by the quantity.
Twice over the Ribbon space
we know Of anywhere else. Not
an inch going to waste. Latest
novelties in Sash widths.
East Trsnsept.
A little lot Of manufacturers
samples Photograph Albums.
Halt or less the first cost:
% Albums for q 60
y5 Albums for 81
GsaS S i Album: Album: iSr iSr 8 s
All leather bindings; cali, mo-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01

-
A 6T. Louis shosmaker, named Custer,
has applied for . patent for repeating
rife nsing cartridge In which . peculiar
idea II spilled. IL 10 In fact cartridge and
ball combined, for . comparatively light
discharge OF rear compartment sufnoss to
send the whole thing out OF the gun, then
after It hes gone q little way, another Of &
series Of secondary charges IL exploded and
renewed impetus given TO the projectile.
These explosions may be arranged 70 CON
tinue until long distance has been trav-
elled, and the inventor claims that the
ordinary range will be ton mileA II 70
quires 2sI inch cartridge for ton mile
trip and one. quarter inch additional foz
each Subsequent mile. One thing that hes
always been source OF annoyance to gun
ners 10 surmounted by this--the trajectory.
The proJoc!ile. In place Of making Q bee
line, has heretofore described an arc, ne.
cessitatinR, "rsised siehts' for long dis
tance shooting, - the continuous force oi
gravity would drsg the bullet downward
below direct line to the target.
The inventor claims that his systsm Ol
relays, acting % they do ~ instantaneous
forces, overcome the continuous force oI
gravity, and cause the misslle 10 move
directly to the mark.
1t II not stated whether thore has been
any practical test, ana the matter VIII have
greater interest when Mr.. Custer 10 ready
70 stand In Centre Square, Lancaster, and
shoot ducks on the susquehenna.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01

Se ny OOhHrSAes
Az THURSDAY evening's session OF the
Jor the nation. the statues OF GenerSi
Auhlenberg and Robert Fulton, presented
~ the state OF Pennsy lvan'a and The sta,ue
OF Lewis Csss. presented BY MichiRan.
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.><~&>-.-~---->>~-~-~->>>---
PE1lAsEsu1A. Hfsoav. March !. -
Odds and ends and hurried
pieces Of Carpets and OIL Cloths
are by themselves in the Base.
ment, northeast corner.
A place a. big and well filled
as some Carpet stores, and not
a thing there that hasn't a spe-
cial bargain flavor.
Misfts In Carpets as well a.
In clothes. Maybe rooms shrink
or swell a bit? Maybe minds
change? Pass the why. About
fifty made-up Carpets = Vel.
vets, Brussels, Tapestries, and
1ngrains-are here. Various
sizes; no cost for the sewing,
and remnant prices for the
stuff.
Royal quality Smyrna Car
pets at less than makers prices
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01
GOLDEN sPEUiFIU.
DRUNKENNESS

LIQUOB HABIT POeITIvBLY CURED BY
ADAlNlsTnnIH4D DIR AAlNks'
Il can b sivcn n { eup Of coiie: or tss with.
ont tho knOwlodgo Of tho poreon taking Il 3
absolutely harmless. ana WIN e3ect perIna.
nont ana speedy cure, whether the patient q .
moderate 0rinkof 6f an Alcoholic wreck.
Thousands Of 0runkArds have been ma6e
sisp tssas c eo 1sn tSe,s Scsn s2s
own irss VIM II EEV1K IAiLs. Ehs Sys-
comes an utter imp0ssibility 1of the liquor
appetite 70 exist For sale 6y
CaAs;. 4: LSCA.k Dru9glst
auR6lydA.W,F
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01

THE shoemakers OF New York have an
other strike ON hand, aud the parsgrsphers
Of the New York papers unanimously reier
TO the last
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-01
VIZ L. FISHER. DrNrIsr

w l. FISHER, DENTIST
Vs Particular attention given 20 niltng
ano preserving the natural teeth. have al
tns iAtest improvements for doing nice work
~ very reaeonabie cost Having yoars OF ex
ReS1anee IN the large cittes ! Am curo 10 rfva
~ ~ - g cntss0ctlo9 ~ ave you money
- ss:ssiss siss'A 6S 81 S6s.. 81 =.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-01
AT THE EAST.
The Congressional Contests
in Tennessee.
LONGSTREET ON THE TARIFF.
Brief News Items From all the
States Beyond the Rockies
Over the Wires.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, December 31.-
At banquet last night at the Stanton
House in honor of the election of H.
Clay Evans, Republican, to Congress,
letter of congratulation was read from
General Longstreet, which was the
feature Of the evening. He said, in SUBJ
stance: "Cbattanooga is the center of
the pioneer New South, and being one of
the first cities to elect Republican
Congressman pledged to the protection
of American labor and American
industries she has laid out the
path to industrial supremacy that
her sister cities would do we'll to initiate.
Our party has to see that Mr.. Evans and
every man fairly elected shall take his
seat. If there were more Governor Tay-
lors in the executive chairs of the South
ern States there would be less complaint
about suppressed vote. But for the
Morrill, tariff of 1861 Chattanooga would
yet be in swaddling clothes. Moth
ing is SO timid and cautious as capital,
and to get it into your midst it must feel
that it is safe and welcome. Millions
are locked up that would be gladly
released and seek fertile fields and
rich mineral deposits of the sunny
South if the conditions we're believed to
be favorable. Two recent events will
conduce to this end First, the heroic
action OF Birmingham's Sheriff; and,
second, the visit OF Birmingham's dele
CATION to General Harrison. l trust
General Harrison will meet no factious
opposition from the South, for our people
owe him more than we can discern.
The approval Of Cleveland's policy
would have been a calamity, notably to
our section"
Chancellor Allison to-day refused to
grant an injunction against Governor
Taylor, of Tennessee, asked for by the
counsel for Greed F. Bates, Democratic
candidate for Congress from the District
of Nashville The injunction was sought
to restrain the Governor from issu-
ing certificate OF election te
H. Clay Evans, Republican nominee.
Counsel for Bates at once perfected an
appeal to the Supreme Court by which
the course of the Injunction previously
granted to restrain the Governor from
issuing the certificate to Evans was kept
legally operative until the Supreme Court
shall pass upon it.