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GOOD Comparison.


Redield Observer:-The practical OPP
Grafton of the game law just now in the
matter Of killing prairie chickens would
seem to furnish an excellent illustration
of operative and imperative law to the
prohibitionists and their friends. 1t ia
generally understood that there Is a
game law which forbids, under a severe
penalty, the killing prairie chickens
until the LIST of this month. Notwith-
standing this fact there are none who
will dispute the fact that 1t is practically
imperative bebause Of it's nen-obser-
vance by a great many. The remark
able similtude of the prohibition and
game law is found in the fact that in one
instance the law is violated under the
guize of "ginger ale" and hard cider"
and in the other Of owls" While the
deception in both cases may be clever
yet they are gauzy and we'll known to
all. It appears, however that e%vasions
in M instance do not operate against
the existence of a specific law on the
subject but in the other it argues for and
aceomplishes abrogation. However
odions the comparison may be. the sim
lie is striking and furnishes fsod for re-
Election.
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minneapolis and st. Pau, excursion.

Minneapolis n st. Paul Excursions.
The Manitoba a series of
cheap excursions to Minneapolis and st.
Paul during the months of August and
September account of Minneapolis Ex-
position and Minnesota State Far.
The rate for the round trip will be one
fare with value of admission coupon
added. The attractions in connection
with the above events are more numer-
Gus than any previous season. For the
Minneapolis Exposition, August 21st to
Sept. 26th. the famous 18th Regiment
band Of New York City has been secured.
Capt Paul Boyton, the celebrated
swimmer and worldwide traveller will
give daily exhibitions of his life saving
apparatus and educated seals; a genuine
Japanese village will be In full working
order; lady cadets from the University
will drill, all nations will be represented
in a magnificent congress, and an impos-
ing array of industrial and agricultural
wealth will fill tho eommodlous hall
of the Exposition Building.
For the Minnesota State Fair at Ham
Inns Sept. 9th to 18th there will be seven
days of racing. running and trotting:
eight days of Texas Vaqueros; National
Guard & Grand Army Sept. 10th. Mill
tary Band with AZ pieces and many other
attractions. Call upon your nearest
Manitoba ticket agent for futher partic-
ulars. (Sw)
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Books and Magazines.

The September Century ~sontains a paper on
Napoleon Bonapart of unusual interest and i'm
portance, being contemporary accounts, by
British officers of the e1-emporer's exile to Elba
his voyage to st Helena and life on that Island
Not the least valuable part of this record con-
sists of the conversations here preserved with
Napoleon on some Of the most prominent pas
sages of his career.
The Lincoln installment ia crowded with Lin
coins, Triumphant Reelection" The author
quotes freely from unpublished MSS by Lincoln
ard their own letters and diaries. The sketch
of Chase's career is continued to his death md
includes an account of his appointment as Chief
Justice. Appropos of the latter portion of the
Lincoln history is the article by Justice Bradley
of the Supreme Court on Chief-Justice Marshall
accompanying q rare portrait of him.
The American artist, MIR. Wores, whose studies
Of Japaneze life and landscape have recently
attracted so mich attention, writes appreclat-
ingly and interestingly of Japaneze things and
the text is Illuminated by a reproduction of a
number of his oil paintings.
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An old physician. retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula OF a simple vegetable
Emsdy for the speedy and permanent cure Of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catasrh, Asthma and
all throat and lung affections, also a positive
and radical cure for nervous debility aud all
nervous complaints, after having tested it's
curative power in thousands of oasefs. has
felt 1t his dsty to make it known to his fellow
sufferers. Actuated by this motive and
9 desire to relieve human sufterinng, 1 will
send free Of charge. &c ell who desire it. this
receipt in German, French and English with
full directions for preparing and using. Snt
by nail BY addressing with sta mp. naming this
paper. ". A. Noyes; 14s. Powers Block. Roch-
eater, NY Sl5-S7-eow
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Timber Claim Proof.

The following letter lately received by
the Mitchell land office will interest
many. 1t settles the question as to time
necessary to make proof on timber claims.
Department of the Interior,
General Land Office.
Washington, ID. G. Aug. 22 1889
Register and Receiver, Mitchell, Oak,
Gentlemcn:-Referring to
office entry of July 10, 1889, relating to
T. G, f. c. No. 233 of d. c. Tiffany, Jr.,
you are advised that the hon. Secretary
has modified the decision in the Hooper
case e L. d. p. 62s) so as to allow parties
who. made proof prior to the promulga-
ton Of circular of June 90, 1887. to com
pute the 8 years cultivation from date of
entry. Proof offered since that date
must show eight years from date of last
planting. The proof of Mr.. Tiffany hav-
ing been found otherwise satisfactory.
has this day been approved for patent.
Respectfully.
W. Nj. Stone,
Acting commissioner
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-09-06
Chnmberlain's Cello. Cholera and
DiATrh0en Remedy.

RAhOC" 1AOA4Cu9s
In almost every neighborhood through
out the Northwest there is some person
whose life has been saved by this great
remedy, such persons loose no oppor-
tunity in speaking of its good qualities
and what it has done for them, there are
also a great many who have been cured
of chronic diarrhoea by it and cannot
say enough in praise Of it. Such per-
sons 1t Is who have most advertised the
remedy. and brought it into general use,
until 1t has become the main reliance for
bowel complaint in all its forms, through
out the west. No one who needs such a
remedy can use it without great benefit.
As a safeguard many families always
keep q bottle at hand for use when need
ed. and by doing SO, save much suffer
ing and not u%nfrequently the life of
some person suddenly attacked with
cramps, collie or cholera morbus. Physi-
CLANS who have seen its good work and
been told by their patients what u splen.
did medicine 1t Is, have tried it, and ms
one of them says: II found it as good
or better than any thing l could prepare
and now use and perscribe it with the
best results.-For sale by F. e. Miller.
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Miss Sadie Caryl is teaching in White
Lake.
Mr.. w. S. Farmer is agair on the sick
list.
Mr.. Edward Brenae is in Chicago BUY.
ing goods.
Mr., Lee Wait has been on the sick list
the past week.
Mr. D. w. Spalding was up from Cham.
berlain Tuesday,
Attorney Roberts has been ON the sick
list this week, butts now ont again.
Miss Nina Franklin, who has been i'll
the past week. is now conva!cscent.
Mr.. j. w. circuit aud family We're up
Wednesday night TO attend the nuptials.
Mrs. Y. Pattce and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Diamond returned from Dell Rapids last
week.
Jas. Brown. ESQ.,. was up from the
river Tuesday looking after his political
fences.
Mr.. AL. Robinson came in from Clear
Lake, Iowa, Tuesday night where he has
been rusticating for a spell. He brought
the GRAPHIC a string of nice pickerel
and pike, part Of a fine catch he made
the night previous.
Washington Springs Republican,
card bearing the names of I. w.
Taubman, Plankinton Herald; Carrie
Terrill, Plankinton Standard; Nina
Franklin, Klmball GRAPHIC, was slipped
under our sanctum door during our tenn
porary absence. Very sorry to have
missed meeting our brother printer and
always enjoy q fraternal hat with such
folk-especially the sisters.
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RIer IroeL Nt.iann..

Rapid City journal: The comments of
eastern papers upon the declarations of
some overzealous people of Eastern
South Dakota that irrigation is essential
to the growing of crops indicate that a
bad impre sion has been created. For
this there is no excuse. A few men who
are desirous of having some federal
money scattered in Dakota have worked
injury 10 the territory in their efforts
II is altogether unwaFranted. Irrigation
is not necessary iR Dakota more than it
WINS in Iowa or Nebrasl;a years ago. In
the country Immediately surrounding the
Black Hills, where mach money was
spent years ago in making irrigation
dlsehcs, not! ono farmer in ten uses them
to-day. Surprising irrigation was ucccs-
sary what part OF Daisata could be irri
gated BY means Of artcsiau wells, rs pro-
posed? 1t is the old story of Dakota
suffering more at the hands OF her fool
friends than by the work OF he, enemies.
Good farming will result in good crops
throughout South Dakota as it does in
other states wilars tlare is )fest:ie soil
ES Foiai fa have M lesisn wtlt
= ~ M
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-09-06
<,astali. Ha, . suicide.

G. @. Gabler shot and killed himself IN
the hav loft Of tho Castalia hotel barn on
Sunday noon. The deed was done with
a "A calibre revolver. He shot himself
In the head tho ball entering the back of
ear. He lived until 10 o'clock Monday
morning. DR.. Miller of this place was
summoned as soon as possible. but death
came before his arrival. No inquest
was held as it was deemed unnecessary
III health and general dependency is
supposed to have been the cause Of the
deed.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-09-06
whore. rhornayke,

st. Paul Pioneer Press:-It is safe to
be careful how a letter 10 addressed. A
certain young editor in . small hamlet ia
receiving $50 a month frem the biggest
city in the state for advertising its ad-
vantages for the capital. His remittance
for July was delayed q fortnight because
he addressed the envelope containing
his bill to the Sioux Falls constitutional
lapse is a shadowy mystery.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-09-06
ExnAflY Tine

one hundred foot race between Craft OF
Kimball and Putnam Of st. Lawrence
did not take place as the interested par
ties could n agree on a referee. 1t Is
said that the hackers of Putnam had be-
come convinced that their man could
not win, and that they took this mean
to get their money back.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-09-06
The Tariffs the Thing.

Sioux Falls Argus-Leader:-The Demo
Gratis of South Dakota must make the
congressional ard state campaigns on
the tariff question, and either force the
Republicans 10 abandon the position of
the national party, or take the risk of
popular rebuke. Tariff reform is sure to
triumph. The wind is that way. Let
the Democrats Of the new state take ad-
vantage of it.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-09-06
The Capital Investment Company for
Pierre.

The capital investment company Of
Woonsocket held an all night session
Friday night-that is the directors of it
did-to decide what town to swing its
weight and influence to in the capital
fight. Representatives were in Woon-
socket from all the towns in the capital
fight, and when it was announced that
the company would go for Pierre what a
howl was there my countrymen. Huron
pulled Out all negotiations with the com
pany some days before~-giving as its
reasons for sc doing that the company
was not playinga square game; that 1t
bad pledged itself to Pierre some time
ago. After the decision Of the company
was made known the representatives Of
Mitchell. Watertown, Redfeld and Cham
berlain agreed upon a plan Of action
&. combine against Pierre in favor Of
otn' tovn 4" he agreed mon Five
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-09-06
0pnnce r,lossams.

In the presence of the immediate
families, relatives and q few friends only,
Oran Bradford circuit and Lora Edith
Barrett were married by TIE Rev. Mr..
Smith at the house of the BRIDES parents
on Wednesday evening. The young
couple have long been residents of Kim
ball and enjoy the well deserved esteem
of the entire community.
They Immediately enter upon house
keeping in a coy little home by the arte.
sian lake. where all wish them unal-
loyed bliss and never ending happiness.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-09-06

Droulh in tho East.
Dakota is not the emily country suffer.
ing from drouth BY any means. In por-
tions of Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Michigan and Is far east as Ohio the
drouth is prolonged and severe Per.
haps no country IN the United States
produces so uniform crops al the West
ern reserve of Ohio. A crop failure or
partial failure is there rarely known.
This year seems to be an exception and
the corn and :potato crop is practically
ruined. The superintendent of the
Painesville water works last week issued
the following notice which will give
some idea of the situation.
It. is said that "All signs fail in dry weather.
Change of moon does. not seem to brighten
hopesi for rain. While many sections of the
country have suffered by food the wells and cis-
terms in this vicinity. in and around gainesville.
have become dry and empty.
The dust in the roadways outside tho city is
dryer and deeper than ever befofe. 1t seems suf.
hcient warning to prepare for a long and contin.
ued drouth. l therefore, in all ndness ask
every patron of the Water Works to DO saving
OF the water, Do not waste it. Use what youi
needs require and no more. SO that we shall tide
over this dry spell and not be obliged to place
outside Our wolls, donations for sufferers by
drought received here"
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Your last chance to Invest.

Those intending to invest more heavily
in the Capital investment company
should take notice that the sale of "B"
stock on which you are only required to
pay ten per cent. will close about Sep
TENDER LIST and the time is now drawing
near. Many took one share and intend
TO take the other four shares, as only
five shares are allowed each person in
this class. After September list you
will be required to pay par value. There
Is yet stock in the hands OF all agents.
See them at once before the books are
called in j. C. Ryan,
1856 3 Vice Pres.
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a strong Argument.

Redfeld Observer:-The Kinball
GRAPHIC volunteers a strong article In
favor of locating the capital of South
Dakota near the center of the east half
of the state"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-09-06
Consumption surely cured.

C0hsufnptI0n SureIy Cured.
To THE EDIrOR-Please inform your
readers that I have . positive remedy for
the above named disease. BY its timely
use thousands of hopeless cases have
been permanently cured. shall be glad
to send two bottles of my remedy FREE
TO any person who will send me their
express and post Office address. Re-
spectfully. T. A. Slocum, NJ. c., 1871
Pearl St.. New York. 39S
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harvest Excur.,ons soutn

Five excurslonssto Tennessee, Mississ-
ippi and Louisiana. via the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad. Dates, August 9th and
Goth, September 10th and gath and Octo.
Der 9th. One fare for round trip. For
particulars write the undersigned ut Man.
chester. Iowa.
j. F. Merry,
Gen. West. Pass. Agt.
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Sssoasso lo} ps!Is sqs PHO . MA en- ueqA
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children
female nurse. and physicinns in the United
States. and has been used for forty years with
neyer-failing success by millions of mothers
ing, its value is incalculable. 1t relieves the
Guild from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea,
gripping bowels. and wind collie. BY giving
health tothe childit rests the moti.er. Price q
cents a bottle.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-09-06

There will be a meeting held at the en-
CINE house Saturday evening for the pur
pose of eleeting . township committee
for the campaign.
E. 8. FREEsE, Chairman.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-09-06
Not the Alliance. bat Jehn H,

Bijou Hills Timcs:-The farmers Al
lance in Brule county is in the soup"
at present. Every usury roost and the
| Dunkard church rejeices.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-09-06

The Washington Springs Republican
says;
Mitchell can't do us any good but
Pierre can.
We beg to inquire how and when?
.erauld county to-day has ten chances
of II railroad connection with Mitchell.
o one with Pierre.
The Omaha line is prepared to extend
10 the Washington Hills, no because
Mitchell will he the capital but because
there is business in that section to go
for and be brought cast.
Neither the Omaha nor any other line
will build to Pierre from Jernuld coonty
or any other locality unit! there is some.
thing at Pierre to go for beside . possible
capital location. Railroads ere not
built on sentimental grounds, but on
practical business principles. and no one
will claim that the settlement in and
around Pierre, the nature of the soil On
TIE cast SIDE Of the river. as shown
by the crop2 records of the past
FIVE years, and the prospects of the
future, even with the reservation opened,
warrant airy railroad company in build
ing to that point inside the mex ten
years, if at all.
Two of The choicest sections in South
Dakota lie southwest and northwestern
Mitchell and are yet untouched by rail
roads. The history of all railroad build
ing i'll South Dakota shows that extern
westward ratherthan from isolated points
il any direction. This is shown in the
lines which have been built west from
Aberdeen, west from Redfeld and south
one chance for the section referred to to
get a liuc of road other than from Mitch.
ell, and that is should the Milwaukee
company build from Armour northwest
line from Bowdlc to Forest City. This
may possibly be done and nothing would
SO fur her toward assuring 1t thar for
the section 20 be benefited to show thcil
AiLN'Set III llt Dl+Ih t!Acc S|S.:lu ny
standing by its chief town in South la,
kota, viz: Mitchell
Mitchell, therefore, holds cut the only
" reasonable chances for the unnecu
pied territory southwest and norihwest
of her to secure a railgoad-the ont
chance by the Omaha system, which
has long since made its surveys and Sc
cured its rlght-of-w way aud the other by
the Milwaukee system, whose extension
above suggested would make the future
capital of South Dakota still more acces
sible from The western part Of the new
state.
But where in all this planning doe
Pierre come in2 And yet it cannot b.
denied that the above is a mo t reason
able view of The situation.-Mitchcll
Mail.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-09-06

representatives from each Of the towns
named met in Aberdeen Tuesday to ar
range a plan OF action.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-09-06
nrouth In OHIO.

gainesville (O.) Telegraph:-The
drou,h is becoming alarming In some
portions OF this county.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-09-06
Ren, t;sto,e rrunsrer.


F. W. Altman to Peter Kiene. war
ranty; x SWL I5-164-63.... ......... ) BGO 90
A. Sterl to f. G. Wyman, warranty: lots
to I, block So, Chamb'n.......... .. 800 90
j. T. Stearns to e.. II. Loebker. war
ranty; lots 1916 block 70 Park add, to
Chamberlain. 600 20
W. +. X. Parker to Henry Pilger. war
ranty; lots 1920, blk As 3rd addition
to Chamb'n $50 90
Edwin WyInan to e.. G., Snlauer, war q
ranty: lots l to Z, blk IS tChnmb'n.... 80 co
f. N. Goodykoontz to A. D. Douggan,
warranty; lots 10 to IL, blk Hath add.
to Chamb'n 200 co
VIM, Bronson to Helen Davis, warran-
ty: lots 7-S blk 3. Chamb'n. ........... 1000 %
D. l.. Il I. l.. Co. to Henrietta Smith,
warranty; NJ; lot 9 blk g.. . add. to
Chamb'u 200 co
J. N Van Horn to Frank Knight. war
ranty; NWA G-l0I-69. 669 90
j. N. Van Horn to Mary Ward sherif's
deed VIZ sen Eh1 SWA 24-10i-G9.... 574 90
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Democratic County Convention

~ ShShA SoShty -
vention at Pukwana Saturday. There
was a full turnout. DR.. S. w. Duncan
was chosen temporary chairman and
Dick Lewis secretary. The chairman
upon taking his seat made a few remarks
in his usually happy style. On motion
the chair appointed a committee on Gre
dentials-Messrs. Klnsella, Curtiss and
Gcppert. On motion the chair appointed
a committee on observation-disclosures.
Ryan, Church and Miller. On motion
the chair appointed a committee on per-
manent Observation-Disclosures. Rose,
Weeks and Summers. The convention
then adjourned udtil :36 p. IN.
The convention was called to order at
2 p. N. The committee on permanent
organization reported that the Temporal
ry organization be made permanent,
Adopted. Committee on credentials re,
ported O. dalegates present and 11proXies.
Adopted. The committee on resolutions
submitted the following which was ac-
cepted.
BE IT REsoLvED-by the Democratic voters of
Hrue county in convention assembled, that
we re-aifirm the principles of the Democratic
party as laid down by the National platform in
the campaign of 1888.
REsoLvED-that we favor such legislation by the
coming session of the state legislature that
will allow the counties of South Dakota to
bond for the purpose Of sinking artesian wells
in each township where needed.
The chair appointed Messrs. Hoover,
Adams and Freeland n committee on
rules and order. After their report had
been submitted and accepted nomina-
tons were IN order. DR.. S. w. Duncan
nominated James Brown for county
judge in a nice little speech, and as no
other name was mentioned for that
Office he vas nominated by reclamation.
Tho names of the following gentlemen
wee then presented to the convention
for representatives: A. A. Gcppert, l.. S.
House, j. E. %sIIoovcr. Edwin Greene,
John Wilkes, D. f. B%urkloldcr and w.
II. Wyant. a. ballot was then taken
the three highest to be declared the nom
inees-and resulted as follows: House,
SO; Wilkes, IS; Burkholder, 81; Hoover,
80; Geppert, 81; Greene. 16; WANT, 4,
A. barrow YVES nominated for state SEN
ator without opposition. On motion the
chair appointed one from each commits
s%ioner's district to select delegates to the
state convention. The committee re.
ported the following delegates; w. II.
Wyant and w. H.. McKittrlck, Kimball;
w. G. Graytill and Clark Rowe, Cham.
berlain; Frank Weiss. Pukwana; a. J.
Davidson, Ola; S. Z. Wilson. Bijou Hills
John Wilkes, Plummer; Col. Hamilton,
Waldro; Milo Miller, Pleasant Grove and
Chas. Savoie, Willow Lake. On motion
l.. A. Weeks was nominated for chairman
of the county central committee and A,
B. Curtiss secretary. The voters of the
fifth commissioner district nominated
G. L. Plummer for commissioner. Aftel
general congratulations all around each
delegate cut off ii slab of harmony and
went home.
BY an oversight the convention ne
elected to elect II delegates to attend tht
judicial convention in Mitchell mex
Thursyay.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-09-06

Few men everrecelved a more flat
ering testimonial at the hands of his
party than did l.. S. House at the
Democratic convention Saturday.
After declining the nomination Of
representative he received the unani-
nous vote of the convention for that
place He could not WI raircn t.
81 II after that Hs election $