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The state herald., 1889-12-20

There will Ike no lack Of work for the
House Immediately after New Years,
although Il Is not TO be expected that
much will be accomplished prior to the
Christmas recess. The Committee on
Rules. ns well as the Committee on
Ways and Means, Inns decided TO sit
during the recess, and will have ready
to present u the House Immediately
after the assembling II new body Of
rules. Tho first business viii proba.
bly, he 10 consider the new rules which
Will then be reported. II IL the pur.
pose Of the Republican majority OF the
committee 10 have rules which will
permit business 10 be done aud which
will allow the majority to control the
business Of the House, while depriy.
Ing the minority Of no Legitimate safe.
guard. The work Of the Committee
on Ways and Means will not be inter
fcred with by any series Of llibuster.
Ing movements which the Democrats
inay inangurate. M tho committee hos
nlready obtained permission 10 sit dur.
Ipg ibe sessions ~ the lIouY,
The state herald., 1889-12-20

Perhaps Mrs. Davis will not apply
for pension, out Of regard for the
feelings which her husband entertained
toward the government; but us the mat.
ter now strnds she can get II II she
chooses to ask for II. This Is a feature
Of tire pension laws which the Dem
ocrats nll in,lorse, of course. They
would be glad 10 see the widow Of the
master-spirit Of the rebellion thus fav-
ored. but the widows Of the Union
soldiers whose claims were vetoed bv
Mr.. Cleveland can hardly be expected
70 take M agreeable view Of the case;
nor is 1t likely that the many disabled
and dependent veterans who are living
Ia poor-llouses will think It exactly
Just and fair that they should be de.
MED relief when II Is possible for n
pension u ls obtained on nccount Of
the man who headed the iniquity Of
secession and scorned the Idea Of rep.
enhance 70 tlie day Of bis death.
The state herald., 1889-12-20

bismarck will not be ab!e to draft
theological studsnts for service in the
German army. The old Chancellor
dues not like the new law, but the
preachers belong to an army which has
q commander even greater than Bis
marck or the Emperor.
The state herald., 1889-12-20

The universally and the earnestness
OF the sorrow In the South expressed
for Mr.. Davis can not do less than
command the respect Of people in the
North. One OF the good things Of the
people Of the South Is, you always
know just where they stand.
The state herald., 1889-12-20

T-H.1
Rocky Mountain News
|% ssrAsllsarp ,sss
GsTAstIsHtp 1859

ThEpaily News, OF tifty-six columns, has
a cap.ty for reading matter equal to the
larxs 4 stern papers. II aims to furnish all
Of hi ,ws Of the day, complete IN detail
yet esrEs y isUFM II ls devacd to West
orn, andespecinlly 70 ColoradO'nterests.
Our Special telegraph service u superior
to that Of any other journal vest OF st.
Louis. Tho News employs mors agents
and pays more money for special dppstches
than al other western jo,s1nsls, ,1shbbined.
The News Is Issued eve1$ $dhy In the year
The Weekly News furpashesa cbmpendt
mn Of every notable etent, at home and
abroad, with aNberal sppplyof choice Or
lgi9ai and seY ~ n1leles specially ADOPT
q 61aG8sip xatettainment and iiistruction.
Il Is the best weekly family ne~speper In
the west ~ p
A feature Of both the daily and weekly
editions of the News, Of the tirat importance
70 the ppblic. b out perfect syseem Of mar
ket reDerts. Ths absolnte Reliability Of our
commercial department. has long been re-
cognlSed BY the business men ce the state.
The state herald., 1889-12-20

Cholera is becoming epidemic In
Persia and Russia proposes u general
quarantine against the country where
II exisitr.
The state herald., 1889-12-20
/ L.A|SIt !
n Y, z 4 >>'> -
The luIJ ID The cIpaai Illa|
Gits 4 Verdict,
rho vera,o,.

JOHN F. BEGGS, not guilty.
JOHN KUNzF, guilty Of man
slaughter, thrss yean imsrisonment.
DANIEL CoVGHLlN, guilty Of,
gasisr, nd
' PATHJdZ 0sU UELiv1 1sGypsdt3 n
nusdS 4 M snees.
Y AAAT1N BURKB, guilty 4 rur-
dssy NJ ssptsnes. III
VI, ,tAs jaty, Mud The dSisndSnt J.
tE Hlop nQt guilty. We, the jury,
| md the S1af1 1hdana Johh Kunxe guilty
| ~ 1nan1JAu hter, - chsqged IN tl6 tns
Qlettl6u M TX biz ppnlshmfnt 1t
QGt IN the p6nitentiafy for Z
k1lEn u lSG yoayJs ;1be jury llpd
~ ~ mnar& QNniel lsobfhlIu, RAt-
i'd 0NhI y6lss a A56flip Bskke
! 6dl7ty u muiiiljf ~ Sihe m1iiner md
f6flnlb slasafd q ~ haSstmeut and
sss:!ssss !. = ss'ss'Isi x s',:is & w ~
NJ 9inlnai 2ld St6us sndsd Is the
)osfs2s S6as known TO tie American
has, and ~ On gcfiinln{,F q lawyers SAY
tn lsy $780, 7 PsatB !. rsccfd Of no
-ssptls rssailsi n ~ ~ z i
=. II ~ n y = ~ siss.lf 4
eyt ytryc - III p!slnk sests1day
- a. = 2Sssf m !, I'D u,ssI
~ n - jSs -.
i! Sl,s fer l sen.'
IA ~ "a. iAads
w q fAhd MlS eaf fpi1s subili.
ta,ed q a. lsatk b1liSltS. tts6px
isars to bt - Adniffld fact that "a
CulseF NJ he msa vho ~ tlH ~
O'Clock ysstsrday heldn ~ Gsunin jury
in atsP Psfeepeht. ~
T6Sssrdict Is Yisssd through sdIfe
ferens Syes y ~ lsrst Wtss, but the.
,prsvSvii6g lnpc cssa3oa, II t6st the ind
Ing Of Tie jury q ur1pstonlts fortks1
best intssssts 9s In mn order. o.,
:sssions cap seaiee(y fbs looked for
pos. = lbSse ne ~ liyee 10 danger
Whill e 4 Ne fl1oes:s hope; runs
lnesf gdsos, ard It'll mogs than pro
: he fnsnts Il ~ tl,rse con-
dnshNlH ~ ~ n diascuK
- ~ 49, = "a - 6ops Of : ~
tsrS pGtdsa ~ NM noutAs
eaossa fsres q j. llo lssS]
tah<tsss - ~ speslafs
acy ta 1lei)1s. ~ e - d 81 & = - 4 /:
Nov III sssns - es
the skiil and sinoes3t1 e j estse4
and police: now AL 8at " - ~ |
70 sst It the xyrx lspesele - ~ sese
ssnspsncy n6it - 4eps q lsseivily
BY tho sutltritiss of Dp6S soua1y,
.lpss al 1hope " s',Dg6r sIsslor -
~ q "a ~.
:
The state herald., 1889-12-20

Johnsto.dsssses 70 b doomed.
Last week \ pauIe III = theatsr caused
by . fire alarm filied arumber and
wounded many more. r.
The state herald., 1889-12-20

TO sHfsG = q II
at no dstautday. hssestsg tD[. RI
sS" m .asnest 70 s 1ssss.s Day as pst -
topt I'll
tno~dss o. and re - ~ -
csot set TO tho busy world Of commerce. cspn
merchant would
press surprise that In this
place exhibiting such
an farming resources Invariably results the
one enthusiasm and confidence
Nature never gave to man for his utilization psv tIas
ndrokbot
the very heart Of the Champion valley ana
light
equipped 70 be fupdu
Shortly
river within city limits
nn M very center Of the residence portion
peauhu body clear sparkling suy
se . apart Tor he Side PARK he. U and shruhby IL
There will
a've ~ summer
grown In torph her wellber
u lake and park which build
business CENTER
p'e no m'a ''strce aud good judgment .a.
. antC'y"
The state herald., 1889-12-20
THE WEEKLY
Inter Ocean,
Easily commands position as the
MOST POPULAR FAMILY PAPER IN
as THE COUNTRY.

without giving UP my Of Its POPULAR HxAr-
its columns. To
WoMANs KINGpOM, THE FAlM AND
HOME, TIN ygls!OslrY sHOP. RkLIGHT:
STORIES. THE NEWS CT TfiE wORLD.
IT mas ADDED rNis SEASON
0UW AvouTHo DGpANTgMgNr.
Edilad By Ars. fnAxCEs Hop0esx DuRxErr.
II " intended 70 mako this departeu.ent 10th
entertaining and .tnstructlve not only 70 the
chiidrcv but 70 cx9fy mcmbcr Of tho household.
To beat and moee popular writers aud cducat-
ors hAv6 been eukuepd ~ oontributors. THIS
depaftemaut will cqunl In tho character Of IT.
contents any qualifications for young people In tho
The state herald., 1889-12-20
w. G. HELLAND,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

Contssts. Coiicctions or any ofiic. work
att~nded to. Pairrs drawn with accuracy.
and Collections attended u promptly.
The state herald., 1889-12-20

PERRY c. wEsTOvER,
ATTORNEYATLAW
asd NOTARY PUBLIC
csHsess essss srerial,y. Money To loaa oa
farm sah City property at low rates. Onie-
treat rnom over ii"lyoke STATE Hank.
The state herald., 1889-12-20
1 Sstiss d Bib||td RoIaances

ncx % feature Il ," oi The irscs bcssn, ~ s scV5
GeorE Ebers has writteuG9a hrst Of ~ aerics,
entitled dfsJOSHUA," VI 1oGa5 {aFll'in The
payer i. Ostober. ~ 6ili g s6Soesdcd il
ysnlsY5 hy orc frcY L.? q Eiisabeth Stuart
~. = .y.s ssss = q 4 qs; ~ .,%s.. no .'i y
dimes q ilsSSea I'LL ;sss & s S sssisie; Ii
sEstherr. 4hsfv Il no tlouh1 ~ theos stories
will attract great atteplioa.
Ia addition "a ~ ovsry ve-piy subscriber to
7Ae NSBle o. Ssmi- Weekly
viii ltscsivs G6sautltul Eneravlng
Which q itislf Ut . - Wsssh Is price
IS = - Paps. 4
10 surslar aeaonn6q -. " rssdsvs Ths later
0snH Ia NeN AssMt8StS a Nith
Tllf \ s. ZINE,
;!'; ~; ;';;; y; !; !! i!i;I 3 ); !;
I; n 4; y. u
! s;:j - ...:. 4, Is
The state herald., 1889-12-20
&
CHA NJ + IN!
eREArsALE ofTowN LOTS
lii tise Created Water Power in t
Nebraska.
ssarSaDs4. -. 49,
THE LITTLE LoCATiOS ! AM VII s
UNLIMITED WATER POwER---A sHArfs ,lS1 80
PROSPEROUS PEOPLE. s@S 4

100 Ckecs les will be sold at $as each $Io down an
balance Oh one years time, in the town Of ha mpion NeS
Sale will commence on ept : "a, IS and 20. q
ONE to the ounty Fair and 9 ldiers Reunion. Sees
the products Of hase y. Invest in town lot in one
Of the best towns west Kearney. hampton has large
mineral springs 6s-barrel roller mill six splendid wac
ter powers within the corporate limits of the town, rock
bottom pure fresh be obtained at rs feet any
where - pwn site, splendid course and fair
q ouny hampipn ~ covering over 30 filed with
|Hoy pehd es MI become the avorte resort for tAf
|WGcF3 = Nod rn olorado and western Nebraska
Nowhsrs can y invest small amount and reap SOY
large an amount the investment. We want you
terecd is se reason why the lots are sold at SO low
iee After tho sale all lots will be doubled in price, we
have purchased 400 town lots in this beautiful town.
paper mills, brewery, brick wosks pottery and sue
will pc erected in the spring. The town can be il
|Ismshated sfc light very small expense Pure
water running each street before spring
s:' sssee the place during the fair and soldiers
[s;lliaa,oaa q yourself BY the bsst /
ssaany % sas,a,, drouth .ad Of crops are
q sss ssss sss = - 80
rs lss4 = - aapss 4 ssstoa ss.ssy;sss
sae g. - sils. g: sesta.s 8 =
& Al.sssis Nsss.sta- Ansas
! :.
ell ~ sbpaiSauy doing = IN = ist6snlS
s - =. s;'s ,.s:.ss:s { ~ us's -:
~ wstsf = ~ e,ff dNnths unhnoFV
s e q .''1F''sa 20 'A's sf,''
plateau 'essiss
|Svss bis psi(. III 81 sttssssivs -
m assds sqrrolndinee I'D
sv =. 5eys ssa .saitsfso Hsps
ess: tasss1 1Asf ds.E.stane sesetsass sesn :,
-. ~ = ii1s1 y Nh hea tdt tn
min ~! '1pdeu svey s,s-sps3
~ ely ~ htf tf ~ Afaroef and H. n
~ e. n; g s'sa;s, 80
= : = : j. - ||| ||||||
The state herald., 1889-12-20
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
\. Il DAILY. O.
One y{Ds. VI Ill j. ....... $50 90
Blk u6nAk " nal -. ...,..s,... 8 %
ssaday sdlslsssby ApSsr rear. ~, %
= 80. wNkLy..
Oneysaf b. nAli. =
SlY mouthk ~ o.....a.s. -
;s,& sossssz 4. |, s,a'.,oa.ll l. .psas.. !
The state herald., 1889-12-20
BUSINESS CARDS.
". d. KElsY.

". u. KEl.SY.
Attorney ana Counselor
Al LAW.
viii practice In all tlc coarts os the state, con.
As.s c.ses speciality. Osce one door soaih Of
The state herald., 1889-12-20

Aaesa,er ~ qrp~ ~ 80 n.
.'iisssA' - ess~ss m uQu ~
has beed destroyed bydn htsiy.
The state herald., 1889-12-20
STATE ~! 10.
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.,s,ss X g5 sl5 ssslSsss " 49,
RI n 4 &: H. ~ " Issta0 = = ". =.
III 81! oeAql -.
lq1a l1rles II q. AsAHSilA
llA 1stte 4 ~ A&aaa1. y. Al
Y; ~ = tailer.
& Esaka ~. Al ~ 1lsxxiy (f4l j
y i;l 4! a. M. e1,sx. uAnyI nns1qe.'
M = /, s. = -
I. sa'|af p 4 a:;s NJ
The state herald., 1889-12-20

Aodfe&h-r 49,
NEWS PRESTlNG OH
,nsu Z, 0b,o. |.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-05-17
THE KIMBALL GRAPHIC.
official Paper Of the City and County.
If man speahs augM but hss honest
eesse;ssions, pray, shers is his honestly.
A, mos. people know, nearly ever
c. r. T!NAN

As most people Know, nearly every
country paper uses patents. Patents"
are sheets partly printed and the bal.
ance left blank for home use. Some
amusing instances often occur in their
use-such as having the sama item on
the patent side that appears on the home
side, ETC.. etc. But about as funny a
thing that has ever come to our notice
has happened in Ohio. A short time
ago the Cleveland (O.) Press published
in its state column an item to the effect
that the Norwalk Reflector was 80 years
Id and needed burial. The shears man.
ipulator of Cleveland ready print"
concern proceeded forthwith, As is his
wont. to appropriate the entire column
in which tho paragraph appeared and
furnish it to the patent inside factory's
rural patrons. Sc that the "Norwalk
Reflector is 90 years old. Needs burial"
is an item that has appeared in nearly
every county paper in Ohio. Worst of
all, the Norwalk paper, which also gets
Its patents from the concern mentioned.
published the item advising Its own
burial. and that's why its editor is hop
ping around on one foot and swearing
like a house u fire, while his fellow oiti-
liens are convulsed with inpoiite and un-
seemly mirth.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-05-17

Perhaps the most useful drug in the
world is q%uinine. Its efficiency was dis
covered long ago by semo explorers in
South America. The explorers were
stricken with II fever and forced to camp
in the wilderness. They had no water
except from a swamp. The water was
so bitter that they could hardly drink
it. 1t was soon observed those who
drank most freely of the water began to
get we'll, while those who avoided 1t grew
worse. From this circumstance the bit.
ter quality Of the water was thought to
be medicinal. The onuse of the bitter
ness was found to be in the fact that the
swamp was filled with the fallen trunks
of the chinehona tree, the bark of which
is very bitter. From this bark Is made
the qtinino of IN The story
that hydrophobia has been cured by the
accidental swallowing Of the juice of
q South American plant is not confirmed
by scientific authority but it is not nee
essarily false therefore. Many of the
blessings of modern civilization have
come of accidents.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-05-17

Henry Flat says 1t pays to sell corn at
% cents a bushel and purchase bran aud
shorts ut 10 per ton to feed young piss-
Biiou Hills Times.
Henry is or the right track. Person
ally, we don't know much about the hog
buslness-except in dealing with u
certain class Of beats who think a news-
paper is scnt to- them as an honor to tte
publisher--but we do know that the
farmers of this country do not half ap-
,preeiate the value of bran as a stock
food-especially for colts and horses.
Back in ysu. old Ohio home, Mr.. Lowe,
you will find by inquiry that the mills
have difficulty in supplying the demand
for bran at $50 to 1872 per ton and have to
ship it from hundreds of miles away. AT
SO per ton bran is as cheap for horses
as cats at 19 cents and corn-well, corn
isn't u ct food for horses, anyway, eX-
ccpt in limited quantities, and then in
cold weather. If every farmer who con
templates feeding 100 bushels of oats to
his horses OF other stock in n certain
ength Of time, would trade hall Of HIS
oats for brln he would find that moi only
would the stock relish it better, but keep
In better condition and with no addition
al expense.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-05-17
Hoaxs and MHxaa.nea.

How people live in New York Is a
subject of general interest, and 1t is fully
treated Of from the lowest novels. TO the
palaces on Fifth avenue, in q beautifully
illustrated article in Demorests Monthly
Magazine for June. 1t takes you, by
the way of illustrations and descriptions,
from the squalor oi5-cent lodging houses
through, the various phazes of life to the
gorgeous modern fats and the palatial
homes of the Astors and Va%nderbilts.
In this number is found also "Amusc-
mGnts in Japan" which differ SC radio.
ally from our amusements thSt they are
amusing to read about, especially rs the
article is finely illustrated. There are
numerous other interesting articles and
amusing stories and u full-page water
color of Water Lilies" is we'll worth
framing, 1t is a beautiful number and
will no doubt have an immense sale.
Published by W. Jennings Demorest
10 East 11th st. New York.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-05-17
The IDakSsa Iaeu.

Mrs. l. L. Anderson, in the Record.
Williamsport, Dakota: "As some farm,
ers think poultry does not pay in Da-
kota, wish to givs my experience with
chickens from March 80 to December 80,
1888. The product from 20 hens was
6,10S, which l sold at from 10 cents to 90
cents per dozen, or little over 81 cents o
hen. Beside this I raised 100 chickens,
worth at least25 cents each. had one
turkey hen that laid 40 eggs last sum-
msr from which 1 raised SO turkeys.
Most of the feed was waste grain on the
farm. What other industry is there
that will pay 400 per cent. on the money
invested? The same year we MIXED
three cows. two of which were fresh.
From those | kept my family of five ia
butter and sold 253 pounds of butter
that cnme to 1884. 19*. The COWS had but
little feed except hay.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-05-17

New York Sun:-United States Pea.
sien Agent @. II. Barger Of this district
has prepared for the largest payment Of
the largest voucher ever paid to a pri-
vete soldier. Philip Flood of Elyria.
Lorain county is the beneficiary and no
is totally blind. Hc is to be paid at the
rate of SO month from November IA.
1882; Ss5 por month from July 4, 1864:
1871. IS per month from June s, 1879; $50
a month from June 4, 1874; and $40 q
month from June II, 1878, making a to-
tai of S14, 900. Hereafter be will be paid
S79 per month. The application for .
pension was nled some years ugo.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-05-17

Land office at Mitchell, Dakota, May 9th 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
that said proof will be mudc before W. c. Grny-
bill. Judge and eA-ofhcio clerk Of the Probate
court in and for Brnle county Dakota Mt Cham
Marty, under his HID. entry No. 1870. for the
SWA session II. Twp. 102, X SO. He names the
idence upon and cultivation of said land VIZ:
John Wolbert. George Boyd. AID. Ward end
H. s. Dams, all of kimball, Dakota.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance of such proof, or who knows of any sub
etantinl REASON under the rsles and regulations
of the Interior Department why such proof
should not be allowed, will be given an oppor-
tunity at the above mentioned time and place to
cross-cxaninc the witnesses of said claimant
and to offer evidence in rebuttal of that submit
ted by claimant. M. Ii. Rowley.
y72 Register.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-05-17
ltVu NIHy Iotn. IcoS.
W. G.. Graybill,
Judge of the Probate Court,

Land Off CO. ut Mitchell. Oak, May Is, 1850.
named settler has filed notica of nis intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and that
said proof willbe made before the Judge of the
district court for Brnle, County Dakota, or IN
his absence tefnreths clerk Of enid court ut
Chamberlain. Dakota, on June 2alsSa. viz Frank
Komarch. under his lid. entry No. 2G572, for the
Sci Sec. I. Twp. l02, II. 90. He names the
Observation-Disclosures to prove his continuous resi-
dence upon and cultivation Of said land rsz: Pa.
sluka, all. Of Richland Twp. Brule county Da-
k6ta. s..
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance OF such proof or who knows of any
substantial reason under the law and regulations
0sthe interior DEPARTMENT. why such proof should
not be allowed will be given an opportunity at
the.hbpve mentioned time and place to cross-ex-
annipethe witnesses of said laiman and to
offcr evidence in robutsal OF that submitted by
claimant. M. H Rowley,
..72 Register.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-05-17
TO montana, oregon and washington

40 Montana, Oregon ana washington
If you are going west BEER III mind the follow
ing facts: The Northern Pacific railroad owns
ard operates 0S7 miles, or 81 per cent OF the en-
tire railrond mileage of hlontana; spans the Ter
ritory with it's main line from cast to west; is tho
short line to Helena; the only Pullman aud din
ing car lire to Butte. and ethc only line that
reaches Miles City, Billings lsoscman, Missoula,
the Yellowstone National Park and, in fact. nine
taEtha OF the cities and points OF interest in the
Territory.
The Northern Pacific owns and operates e2l
miles, OF So per cent of the railroad mileage OF
Washington, Its MAN line extending from the
Idaho line via Spokane Falls, Cheney, Sprague,
Yakima amp Elle;sburg, through tho center Of
the Territory to Tacoma and Seattle. and from
Tacoma to Portland. No othor rans-continen
tai, through rail liue reaches any portion Of
Washington Territory, Ten days stop over priv
ileges IRE given OH Northern Pacific second class
tickets at Spokane Falls and all points west,
thus aGording intending settlers an excellent
opportunity to soc the entire Territory without
mourning the expense of paying local fares from
point to point
The Northern Pacific is the shortest routefrom
st. Paul to Tacoma by 207 miles; to Seattle by
Ill miles, md to Portland by 3i miles-time
oorrespondipgly shorter. varying from one 10 two
days. according to destination. no other line
from st. Paul or Minneapolis runs through pass
enuer cars OF any kind into Idaho, Oregon or
Washington.
III addition to being the only rail line to spo-
kana Fails, Tacoma and Seattle, tho Northern
Pacific reaches all the principal points in North
err Minnesota and Dakota, Montana. Idaho, Ore
eou md Washington. Bear in mind that The
Nortlen Pacific and Shasta line IL tho famous
scenic route TO I'll points ia California.
Send for illustrated pamphlets, maps and
books giving you valuable information in refnr-
ence 10 the country traversed by this great line
FROM st. Paul. Minneapolis, Duluth and Aei.-
land to Portland, Oregon. and Tacoma and Sc
attic. Washington Territory. and enclose stamps
for tie New 1899 land McNAlly County Map of
Washington Territory, printed in colors.
Address your nearest ticket agent. or Chas. 8.
Fee. General Passenger and Ticket Agent, 81.
PAIL, Minnesota
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-05-17
There were ouIte a number Of eastern

There were quite a number OF eastern
nen in town Saturday while the crowd
was greatest, and it was a source of won
der and astonisment to them to see SO
orderly a crowd-nsta row or a fuss of
any Kind. and with four saloons running
wide open not a man could be seen on
the streets the worse for drink. Place
rs large a crowd.in any city Of similar
size in the East-saleons or no saloons
and you could wager your life the city
marshal would have his hands full.
There is ne rowdy, bum element in Brule
county-nnd as q matter Of fact that
element isn't peculiar to any part Of Da-
kota. There isn't a country under the
sun, which In proportion to its popula-
ton, can boast Of as many sober. indus
trious. law abiding citizens as Dakota.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-05-17
We find the following item going the

We find the following item going the
rounds Of our exchanges:
A girl in one of our cities recently
tried to hang herself with o shoe string
because her lover had deserted her. The
string. like that to her beau, was too
weak. Perhaps she will find carriers
stronger.
1t is a very simple illustration Of the
fact that editors do not know every
thing-though sometimes they appear to.
That girls-that is to say, girls old
enough 80 have beaus-do not wear gar
tiers to any p%erceptible extent-er-er-
we don't know as "~perceptible" Is just
tia word to use tbere-but what VIC were
getting at is that the best authorities are
united in the belief that the dear, darl-
ing girl of to-day wears. what is known
to the trade as stocking supporters"