The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-09-27

o'SA htoh NOtth loh INV lieSS hSc
beneficial to him personally Mitchell
would be the sure winner.
Watertown with her eight railroads ra-
dating in all directions is accessible to all
parts of the state.-Adv.
j. A. Glass has purchased the Diamond
residence, corner of Pine and Second ST.,
and is now occupying it.
Democrats, see that your ticket Is a
correct one and corresponds with that
published in the GLApnIc.
A vote for any other city than Water
town is a vote thrown away, therefor
vote for Watertown.-Adv.
The ladies of the NJ. Il. society will
give a chicken pie social at the Weth-
erell building Friday night.
The reason some men don't make both
ends meet is because they are too busily
engaged in making one end drink.
Election Tuesday Vote early and
make it u point to see that your n~eighbor
votes providing he is a Democrat.
Ii is confidently assorted, but the dis
Interested concede that Watertown has
the lead in the capital race.-Aiv.
Watertown is the only aspirant for
the temporary capital that can now fully
accommodate the state legislatIre.-Adv.
The nights are now longer than the
days. Perhaps this explains why Tom
Taubman was up from Plankinton Satur.
day night.
Pierre is afraid of Watertown and well
she may be. WATERFOWL is the Eli OF
the capital race and is going TO get
there.-Adv.
There is no possible hope for locating
the capital at Chamberlain. Vote fol
MITCHELL city that Inns q splendid
show of winning.
Wheat can be shipped to New York by
Duluth and the Lake route at a trltlo
more cost per bushel now than TO Chicago
from Watertown.-Adv.
New Orleans Picayunc:-The crank
does not seem to understand that q ma,
MAJ oppose prohibition without having
a deep-seated affection for rum.
As long as it is an utter waste of bal
lots to vote for any town except Mitch
ell, Sioux Falls and Pierre, Brule county
should go solid for Mitchell.
The change in the temporary capita
contest the past week has without doub'
favored Watertown and placed her fal
ahead Of all competitors-Adv
The constitution Of the new state O:
South Dakota is sent to our readers il
supplement form this week. Lay i
away after reading for future reference.
An intelligent voter can readily SEE
WATERFOWL is the place for the temporary
capital and will cast an honest vote re
gardless of the town lot investmen'
scheners.-Adv.
Coal is shipped at less rate per tor
from the Lake Erie ports to Duluth, thai
to Chicago, and 50 WATERFOWL secures
cheaper fuel Thar any Of the competing
Capitol towns.-Adv.
1t was u fne stroke Of tinancering tc
plant this factory where eight railroad,
center SO that they eau carry their good
to market with ease. There is no othe.
town in the State can do this.-Adv.
Frank Matoushck will hold an auctior
sale at his farm s miles south and 2 mile
west of tcwn, on Thursday, Oct. 3rd
when he will dispose of some fifty heat
of live stock, farm implements, etc.
The Watertown Chatauqua Circle ha
issued its circular invitations to til,
sister circles of South Dakota to meet a
Lake kampeska Chatauqua grounds mex
June in the first eneampment-Adv.
Gen. U. S. Graut: II know from m,
own experience that when l was at Yves
Point the fact that tobacco in any form
was prohibited and the mere possession
of the weed severely punished made
f majority of the cadets, myself included
try to acquire the habit Of using it,"
, Capt. s. r. Nugen hands IN the follow
5 ing with the request that the GRAPEI,
5 publish it as conclusive proof that prohi
f bition is q success:
3 George Balm says, the one hundred an,
fifty ex-saloon-keepers of Kansas VIII
are now in Jail will testify that prehibi
ton does prohibit.
Voters should use care in preparin
their ballots. On tickets that haye Yes
and NO" en- them following "For Pre-
hibition," Minority Representation,
i etc, either the word Yea or "No'
should be erased or that part of tn
! ticket is not counted-baing q vot
I neither for or against.
: The several divisions of the Farmer.
Alliance have issued circulars and CO
attention to the Alliance investment a
WGtertown and the proposed agricultul
, al implement manafaetury which all fl
. vor Watortown for the capital and ther,
: by the enhancement of the allianc
property.-Gdv.
Some, not all, of the to wn lot specul,
tors will vote for WatcrtoWn, which cit
it is now conceded by the masses VIII
;, have no town lot shemes and who ha,
4 a desire to see the capital go to the be-
a prepared and equipped city to accom-
date it, aud will therefore vote for "
tertown.-Adv.
Watc.town has every natural evident
now of being the winner, with uo oths