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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-03


ton wxs had indirectly with Altoona
this evening AZ the Pennsylvania rail-
read office. this city. The superEtl-
s@usient 1T Altoona says the Atlantic
express leaving Psttsbarg at } q. M.
Frlday. the Chicago ami New York
limited, ea~fhoursd, which Ieft Pitts
burg ~ I 10 FRIDAY morning, aTss the
Seashore express. which left Johns
town early Friday mornisia, arrived as
Altoona on SATURDAY afternoon Al
the passengers Un these three trains
are reported 10 Ne vesl. Altoona
sends LIST ~ the passengers on
the day express from Chicago which
WAS caught In the tirosi atEnneHangh,
aho are kfaown 70 b~ safe. Among
them are William Henry smith, eefs-
eral fnauager ~ the Asspiated Press.
chicagn. and Mrs. Ellis CARTER. Aurora,
III. The fsalssing re<~Sfas. pssssrl-
gers ON The dsy express are said te
have been drowned at tonenaatish
Mrs !. w. Brady. ef Chseago, MISC
Margaret Patrick. Of Pittsbufgs Nna.
shelEes, of Newark, :. j.
Another Iist uf persons At Altoona
sent Is known 90 comprise some u
those on the tao sections Of the das
express. which was caught 81 tsse
sosl at ksoneInaugh. and - aha
thought % he parity masIe up OF taore
mbo reached Al osna by other essxf-
| assufasi trains. Among the lanes are
Ms. G. Ill. Leopard. Carrie haetlsss,
III Sassaa, Ia. e N Leugard. os ssw
YSre Mrs. III. 4. Bra,sy. OF Gbsaagss'
| II. ssangser. ol Illinois; William
Hasklns. os iIiin<sss; A.. III,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-03

The scene az Sc. Columbia Catholic
church was awful Forty or fifty
bodies had hecn carried into it and
laid on the muddy seats. Lying In q
rew In this church were Eve children
OF from 2 To years old. No one had
identified them this afternoon. Their
little curls were matted with mud !,
their mouths were filled with sand
and their eyes often completely COW
cred. No one had come to wash away
the dirt from their tiny faces and
blood stairs from their awful cuts and
bruises. Where are their parents?
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-03

Works Co The huf1sinrx ri,
- snsnze<lfstesy rxbuf3s xssa
rsst 81 epsratsssu IS Snosa 81 r<,x<sf;s
x1r aSss xs THIS psssas i reznrzs4e.
e fsFsd npoz nh1eh II xt<zed s. zx<iax
= hzgrea - i i ss4soss IN fae Hsissxt ns
fsse rAAzra desert Tie tzxeAzis Ir<l,s
taHapznx loSes EtS great saps1y 81
stuxss & this pesnt The Dxrsnsa.ssks
sIa sshsase. a. xhssh she esnpfoyes of
The s5rSs ssusrs5eas was rsrr5ed 4way
hy <hs' aso4. steeazasncd rnany occsi~
pants e fne sssssses hsr none .ere
sAr~sz. Estimates of tee losses ef the
IanArsa company x5Fen are szsom
- .0a.se0 - g SO 600 hatl;ssze IL this
can hss recovered.
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seme si.. Tro.t.ns stock.

OOANo 1A00 AFVt1AMB DUCK.
Nine head Of Kentucky bred horses.
purchased BY E. B. Taft and Marx
Ward. at . combination sale in Licking.
ton, Ky, passed through to Mr.. Tattl
place IN Pukwana on Saturday. . freight,
IA charge Of the latter gentlemen. The
10. consisted Of three colts and six flliss.
ranging from two to i've years old.
They are sii standard bred aad fashion.
ably bred and registered. They were
comfortably qasrtsTed in an Arms stocl
palace ear. Two miles from Tresport
ILL.,, the palace car In which the horses
were confined was thrown from til,
track and completely wrecked. Mr.
Taft was In the car at the time bat for
tunatsly escaped uninjured. The Ken
lucky blue bloods didn't fare SO well
however, ONE Of them receiving som,
bad cuts and bruises. Had they hsv.
been in an ordinary stock ear some would
undoubtedly have been killed. aud al
Mr.. Taft released" them when shipped
st 800 each. 1t would have been aser
ious 1nancial loss.
Bruls county can now, we thiAk
justly lay claim 10 having the Nnes. trot.
ting bred stock In the territory.
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TheCityDads.

tho CASy VoOo.
Arsgular meeting Of the city council
was held Monday evening. All present.
A petition Of o. E. Matson and others
fer . cross.walk from northeast corner
OF Main and Third streets south. was
laid over until next meeting.
The services Of f. Weinberg In keep
ing the Ore In the engine house being no
longer required, his pay for said work
was stopped.
II was decided to allow the Milwaukee
company the tree use Of the city water
Tor stock yard purposes for 10 years. In
consideration Of said company ftsiss up
the stsek yards with sheds aud other
c%onvenisnces for shippers. and in keep.
the yards clean, as per . contract to b
mutually sgrssd upon between the city
and the Milwaukee company.
The city CLERK va instructed to draft
an ordnance prohibiting psddlers oDer-
atiaS without . ltcsase.
The following bills we're allowed snd
warrants ordered draws for the same:
Oshsser Bros, supplies. - q
!. Weinherg, ssry!css3 nss.1s. 10 %
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1ln the e.reund Early,

Warrington special-Ralph Weslock
10 here and isan svewed candidate for
receiver Of public moneys at Mitchell.
He has many friends and good support.
Theodore @. singiser is also here and
making q strong, shrswd fight for the
sam position Tonight it looks as
though singiser had the best show aud
II would be wise for Wheelock to strike
for the Mitchell %postofiee. tits known
that silsby, ex-possRaster. is after that
place, but he will not get 1t. Whealock
may haveit by switching OF from the
receivership aud dropping the Ugh, now
On hand.
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Tswaship Eleetisn.
The tewaship elsstioa Tuesday re-
suited IL the election Of the following
OfleaPn
A HappyCemparisen

tAeppy comparison.
Exchange:-Soms men srY advertising
as the iHdian triad feathers. He took
one feather, laid IL on . board and slept
on It oil night. In the morning he re-
marked; White man say fsathsrs Asap
soft. white man DIN fool" Some busi-
asss men 1nvsst . quarter OF ffty csats
In advertising and thea because they do
rot st ono realize great Increase Of bust
ness they declare that advertising dses
not pay. A mar should not expect re-
turns SO disproportiona.e TO his invest
msnt. Even little advertising Is doubt.
less worth all II costs. bat . twenty-five
cent local cannot be expected to rsvolu
~tionizs business and turn trade out Of its
accustomed channels.
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A Draxx1st Talks.

Mr.. h. B. Wynne. of Whitville. Tenn.
is ono Of the many druggists who recon-
mend Chsmberlsin's Cough Remedy be,
cause he knowsitto be perfectly reliabls.
Mr.. Wynns says. II have sold Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy. and take pleas.
ure In recommending IL to tho general
public. % being q medicine of worth and
merit. The manufacturers of this remedy
certainly have been bensiastors to suffer.
ing humanity" 1t does not dry up q
Geld OF cough. but looseas and relievel
Il. fresing the system Of all bad effects OF
the cold. For sale By F. E. Miller.
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Plsnkinton has adopted a very strict
ordinance governing psddlers. Here
after licenses are to be charged as fol-
lows:
Foot psddlers for one day no, less
than two dollars. h
Peddlsrs with = one-horse vehicle, MT
less than S5for ono day.
Psddlsrs With . two.horss vehicle, not
less than Is for one day.
ItiAerant merchants not less than SO
for n day. aad 10 addition to such
amounts. so per sent. of the sum OF fec
spsoihed for each additional day.
A%uetieasers must pay S5 q day or S15
. year. Theatrical and other psrfor.
maness In . hall. So per day. Circus s5
to $40 per day. The provisions Of tho
ordinance do not apply to bona ode resi-
dents Of the tows.
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sshree-bag lMhich was
anaornsat later, by . home
40 Ware. And 30 It went on.
had piled up about = doz-
tnfsSt i Mi:chells succeeded
6shes idss Ware. who pitched
sjnbaliss sWas possessed ofgreat
also worked 4 number Of
1ihHsuneess. and q . result the
e536ys could do nothing with his
1eIth mentioning The game
S6ntts( Ittssd. but the local club
e3ksif isld and defeated the
aseors of three to one.
wv 1ltt56ag1gstsd lot than tns crowd
6gtha east.bound train that
1E6a5al1ENSaldsr rarely b met. TLeY had
fsrt heir day outing and
4eantAndFpocket they dreaded
fscsptlonth awaited them
Bsfbrs the ssason closed the
sessFsia dub erosssd bats with several
Boring mines Including those of
: ~ \ md chamberlain. and sue
- anmaking asclean record of vic.
l@saHlood always tells. as The
ssb6eys used a. say.
liAsssIInele Dave Freeland on deck
lss's - Sc ss, s,,'
Debate nor than
he ea,itroyersiss,ha
elscus. The boys
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Consumpuen surcly 1,vr,d.

COnsun1p0on surely Cured.
To II RUyro1-Please inform you,
readers hat l have . positive remedy 70,
the above named disease. BY Its timely
use Thousands Of hopeless cases have
been permanently cured. IshaD be glad
70 sand two bottles Of my remedy 1n8z
to any person who will send mo thsil
express and post Office address. Ne,
spectfully. T. A. Slocun. N. c., 1871
Pearl ST., New York, 89e
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neeth md Darrett.

Journal:-lt has been decided that
Booth and Barrett. in their Sioux City
engagement April Gath and 25,h. wall
present Hamlet" and "Othello." The
scale of prices to witness these eminent
trsgedians has as yet not been fixed but
the top figure for the best seats has been
placed At %.
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Los Angeles (Cal.) Special; The out
look in Los Angeles 10 extremely critical
for the working classes. Il Is estimated
that at the present time about 5000 good
workers are out OF employment. Up to
this date three mass meetings have bssn
held. At these meetings can be seer
from 5000 to 1000 unemployed people.
The number OF unemployed 10 simply
alarming in the extreme.
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The flEst Of the series will be delivered
at the II. y. church Sunday evening
from the subject, .'Bisgsassis."

a dispatch was received q Chamber
lain Monday from John H. King that
Cleveland had sigasd tine reservation bill
and tho usual blowout followed. Of
eourse. 10 the light Of past experiences,
\ would thiak that Chamberlain would
kesp ito shirt on sntil the reservation
was really opsned.
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The new Methodist psrsonass sow i.
the curse Of erection next TO the church,
will. when senplstsd, be one Of the
eosisst dwellings In town. The main
part is 1884 with . wias 1874. There
will be three rooms on the first floor and
astady sad two chambers above. The
work ID oil Donated. thereby enabling the
society to erect q comfortable dwelling
Al . small cost.
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Notice,

Annual meeting of he Stockholders Of
the Farmers Manufacturing and Trading
Association will be held In Warner's
store in Kinbsll, Tuesday. March II, at
100. n, TO elect officers, amend bylaws
and transact any business connected
with mill or elevaror.
G, J. Maynard. See.
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We acknowledge tho receipt Of "the
only strictly moral paper in Dakota
the GRArHIc-marked \. Thank you,
Bro. Finan, We will gladly exchange,
though We seldom do, with country pa.
pers. Our paper c~irculates princi.
pslly In the East, Europe, Africa.
and the different planets, hence onr OF.
changes are with Inter-O Ocean, london
Globe. Saturn Tribune, etc. But there
10 n promise you must make. tits that
you will not head the Chronicle "GsAPH-
&C." and deliver Il to your subscribers,
and give us credit for editing the GRAPH
Ic-High School Chronicle.
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Mo. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, far childssn
teething. 10 the preeoripdsn Of one q tho best
female nusses and phs!.i:isns In the United
6tates. and has bssu ssed for forty ysars With
for thsiR chNdssn. During he psossss Of teeth
Ing. ~ value u inealeulahle. It l~relisves tbs
ohild from pnfin. ousss dyssntery. and diarrhoea,
health 70 the ahildit rsss the mother. Pree a
osnts o bottle.
os2l0k,
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Rapid City Journal; Charley MeKib.
ben. s~on-in.law Of Receiver Lsfabrs, left
for his home at Hot Springs yesterday,
having completed 9 Transcript and plat
OF oil agricultural entries IL Fall River
county. NJ. noKlbbsn is clerk Of the
District court at Hot Syringe. and Q very
fst position II 10. indeed II 10 ono Of the
most lucrative ofisss In the Black Hills,
the fees and small salary attaching yield
Ing something over $3.50 . month.
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Yes sir.

Group may always be prevented by
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Is soon %
the child becomes hoarse. II is safe ssd
pleasant TO take and perfectly reliable.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale BY
r. e, Miller,
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Consunptisn Uured.
An old phyaoiAa. retired from practice. hav-
i1g had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary The formu:as Of q simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure Of
Consumption, Bronshltis, Cstarrt. Asthma and
all throat and lung affections, also a positive
and radical cure for nervous debility andy all
nervous complaints, after having tested its
curative power in thousands OF cassfs. has
hit 1t his duty 70 mako 1t known to his fellow
so6esas. Aotuated By this motive and
. dssire to relieve husAn sufFcrinne. I will
send fres Of charge. TO all who desire il, this
receipt in Germs.. Ersnoh and English With
full dirssdeps for preparing and using. sns
BIZ mail BY adds~ssins with sta mp. naming this
PAPER. W, A. Noyes; lA9, Powar Aoek. Rosh-
ester. MY. 9as97-eow
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Ecenemx hi Wealth

Camel Coal-cheap-elesn to hasdls.
Wal not air slack. Just unisadsd the
third car. All invited to give It . trial.
A majority Of those who have used II
speak In favor OF this coal. Sold at IS. 80
(301-3) W. 81. Cross.
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KasAleea Mavo.r.ee..

As previously announced in these
columns. this charming comedy is to be
produced at Smiths Opera-house on Sat.
urday evening Of next week, by a home
company Of ladies and gentlemen. The
entertainment 10 under the auspices Of
apeK Z. of P. and the prosseds for the
benefit o: that organization, The cast
OF characters is a sufficient guarantees Of
the excellence Of the performances. sad
it is reasonably certain thatthe entertain
mont will surpass any similar attempt
syer made In Kimball and in many re
spects superior to the productions OF
most Of the foreign companies which
have visited us of late. The admission
price will be IS cents, Seats now on
sale At Miller's drug store.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
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Nobody seems to know juss how
much money has bssn subscribed to the
farmsrs' mill sad elevator. There are
several subscription books out. The pro
jsctors. We are led 20 believe. will be
fairly we'll satisfied II enough money 10
subscribed to construct and operate .
grain warehouse alone. Certainly 1t
would In itself be Of great benefit to
Kimball and the whsls farming country
surrounding.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-03-08

HIDES WANTBD-We will pay the
highest price for hides aud pelts. Bar
din q 90,
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WAxTsD-EyerYbodys son and every.
body's father TO come In and look ct the
new clothing At Robinson's Shanty.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-03-08

A few more boardsrs can nnl accom-.
mediation at the City Bakery. Table
6sst class In every respect.
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30 pure and go delicate, fragrant and nice.
Recalling the odors Of gardens Of spice.
So a%lluring, refreshing and charming, I see
Faultless Tea IL the tsa for me.
For sale only in Perfeotion Tea Cans
by W. H. Aeierstein. sole importer.
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CATAnRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured. BY Shtloh's Oatasrh Kennedy. Fyioo NJ
cents. Nasal Injector FREE. For sals By F. K.
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Don't Duy Your Arctic. Unutl

You have seen the Colchester Arctic
with The Outside counter" It's the best
dsting aud best wearing arctic now made.
pom honor for reputation. The "out.
eide counter adds largely to the du,a-
bility. These srs the cheapest In the
end. Ne extra charge for Outside
counter" Ask to ace the Colchester
Arctic. Kept here BY W. H. Meierstein.
855.88
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The finest line of clothing ever
brought to Kimball has just been opened
at Hobinson's,
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Do you issend to buy . suit Of clothes,
We will guaranteed 1T both In cat and
price. L.. D. Bardin 8 Co.
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Piles Of new clothing just received al
L. D. Bardin & Co's. at prices tina. will
astonish the natives.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-03-08

We can interest you if you want q
suit OF clothes. L. E. Bardin 8 Co.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-03-08

The Vii Tea for sale At L. D. Bardin
d Co.'S. Every pound guaranteed to
give satisfaction or money refunded.
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sLEHPLEss NIGHTS. made miserable bythat
terrible ooush.. 9hiloh's Cure is tho Remedy for
y0u. For snle By F.. Z. Miller.
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Bad blood causes dyspepsia. and dys-
pepsis reset BY causing bad blood. 80
both 80 on. growing worse until the en-
tire system 10 poisoned. The sursst way
Of relief for tbs Victim IL . thorough and
persistent COURSE Of Ayers 6arssparills.
Bessie II. Bodice. Of Burlington, w.,
had . disease Of the scalp which saussd
her hair TO become so harsh and dry and
70 fall ost 90 freely that she scarcely
hair beautifully thieh and glossy.
The bslsamic hsaliag asd soothisg
properties Of Samaritan Nervins ara
marvellous. my brother, eyed 10, had
fits from infancy. Samaritan NsFvias
cnred him." says A. W. Curtis, Osakis,
MINI. $3.50 Of DruRgists.
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Adylca 10

GSOUP, WHUOPIAG COUGH and Bronchitis
immedtaaely relieved b. Bhiloh's Curp. For sels
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-03-08

Call and examine our line Of Ladies'
Fine Shoes. Every pair warranted. l.
D. Dardin's.
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An EdieoriaI 1quib.

II have used 81. Patrick's Pills says
Mr.. Reynolds, Of Mayfsld. Ky, END
pronounce them superior to aAy1 have
ever before used. lido net hesitate to
recommend them, knowing them to be
reliable" Thcy are thorough. yet very
gentle. ia their action, and leave the
system in splendid condition. As ca
thartic or fer disorders of the blood. they
have Do sqaal. For sole by +. E. Miller.
For Lame back, side OF chest. uso Shiloh's Por
Gus Plaster. Price d cents. For sale by F. K
Miller.
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Try SS oGat washing compound. 1t
Il cheaper than soap. LID. Bardin 8 Co.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-03-08

Oyster sappers. etc., for balls and par
tics II City Bakery.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-03-08

THAT HAChING COUGH can 10 20 quickly
cured b. Bhiloh's Cure. We guarantee 1t. Fer
sale by r.. Il. Miller.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-03-08

Rooms 10 rent ovsr L. D. Bardia's
store, Good rooms for the right per-
son.
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This IL the worst Yos.
White Lake Dsmoo.at:-kiss Carrie
Nsvln is now editing the Plankinton
Standard.
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What Constitutes STANDARD Bred"
Trottins horses are nowadays classed
by breeders as either standard bred" OF
'fashiopsbly bred" Tho term thorough
bred is applied to running horses. 1t
10 quito common 10 hear some ono speak
Of ED Taft's thoroughbred horses that
passed through here last Saturday. Tbs
horses purchased at Lexington, Ky, BY
Taft & Ward are part %fashionably bred
and part standard bred. We believe. 70.
the benefit of those who are . little
mixed as to what constitutes q standard
bred colt or Ally .ssthe registration rule,
as adopted By the American Breeders
Association arc hereby appended.
1st-Any stallion that hiss himself a
record; o. 80 or better, provided any OF
his get has . record of 2:35 or better. OF
provided his sire or dam 10 already
standard animal.
Any mare or gelding that has . record
or 3:s0 or better.
3d-Any horse that 10 the sire Of two
animals with 8 record Of 2:S0. or better.
albany horse that is the sire Of nne
animal with q record Of $50 OF better,
providing that he hes either Of the FOL,
lowing additional qualifications: A
record himself of 2:85 or better; is the
sire Of two other animals withA record
Of 1916 or bstter. hiss . sire or dam that
is already q standard animal.
5th-Any mare that has produced an
animal with srecordso of $50 or better.
6th-The progeBcy Of . standard hors,
when out Of . standard mare.
nh-The female prosency ofa staud'
ard horse when out Of q mare by . stand
ard horse.
8th-Ths female progsnoy Of . stand.
ard horse when out Of a mare whose
dam is q standard mare.
9th-Any.. mare that has . record o,
2:85 or better and whose sire or dam Is
standard animal.
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II yeu desire a choice cup Of Tea you
should not fail to try the U. G. Brand.
For sale at l.. D. Bsrdin s. Ce's. Call
and get a free sample.
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Fuf CHp6 SI.KO ~ Ed.
Minnesota Comb Honey ~ l.. d. Bar
din 4 Oo,a
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we arc prepared to give you goods at
the very lowest prices. Call and see us.
l.. d. BArdin & Co.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-03-08

Pure Wisconsin Buekwhsat Flour
(rollsr process) at L. D. Bardln & Cos.
Butter makers q get a Sc ID. sack Of
No. Butter Salt for 80 cents at l.. d.
Hardin's.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-03-08
The Dradx BeAant.

The benefit iaauguIsted for Mr.. W. ].
Brady and family. last week, was q per.
feet success financially, and that part OF
II consisting offs dancs at the opsrs
house. the p~lsassntsst affair of the
kind this season. A nies luneh was
served IN the hall by Nssdanes Brsane.
Miller. Long, Thomas and Weeks. the
receipts Of which jsst paid for the or.
ehsstra. The hall, provisions, printing
and smaller minor sxpsasss were oil do
natad. Bslov IL apnendaA The result.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-03-08

Real estate loans on short notice.
Z. %. Savage.