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whylAm Going to Kew or,ean.

Because the great Cotton Palace"
located IN the center of Lafayette Square,
New Orleans. the exterior of which is
beautifully decorated with cottan. cane,
rice and palmetto, and the ~interior filed
with Southern exhibits OF Farm Pro
Ducts, Fruits. Flowers Tropical Plnats,
Louisiana Orange Trees, loaded with de
licious fruit, and every conceivable thing
manufactured or grown in the South.
arrsyed in the most unique and artistic
manner, will open February 18th and
close March 10th.
Because the "a companies of fircmen,
1900 men in uniform. with the finest
nickle plate engines and the finest horses
in the world, will parade March 5.
Because the Mardi Gras Procession
tie most expensive and gorgeous evel
witnessed in this or any olher country,
will take place at New Orleans March 5.
Because | want to visit tho Northern
settlements on the line Of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad in Tennessee, Mississippi
aud Louisiana, and at the same time take
in the above attractions.
Because | can spend the months oil
February AMI March, the two very wors,
months in the year, north, at New Or
leans and points near by.
Because l a purchase a low rats
round trip ticket of any local tickle
agent, residing viz Chicago or st Louis
and thence via the Illinois Central. thu
direct line between the North and Sontl
Because have written Mr.. j. T. Me-
~, General Western Passenger Agen
Manchester, Iowa. and he has mailed
me free. as he does every one wao writes
him, a full library of pamphlets and cir
culars. describing all the above attrsc
tons, giving am of Hotels. Location
Rates. where to get Furnished Rooms a
New Orleans, Points of Interest in AM
about the City. &c. &c. Ican't help it
l must GO to New Orleans.
1853
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KeaI Estate Transfers.
Lafayette shrake to George

Lafayette Shrake to George
Burden, warranty; 81 NN4
Ell sW4 30-1o3-71........s 762 90
Charles n. Hall to James Hall,
warranty; SW4 3%2-1o5.87... 500 90
s. o. Parks and wife to S. II.
Elliott, warranty; 81 35-101
GO . % 90
Henry Camp to Frsd Murray,
warranty. SCI 2%4-1O5-88.... 24O0 90
Fred Murray to A. Fish and
G. G. Hubbard, warranty; S
Ell a4-1o5 IS. $500 90
r. J. Park to w. II. Meieistein
warranty lot block IL kim / 90
Nancy B. Warner, to w H.
Meierstein, quit claim; lot 8
block IL Kimball. ......... " 90
s. w. Scdgwick to Travellers
Insurance Co. quit claim, s
WI 23-10l-61.............. 1000 90
w. j. Andrews to e. P. An
drews, warranty; lots 1915 s.
W20 feet of II block 10 and
81 lot 13 block 8 Chamberlain 500 90
L. e.. Richard on to A. c.
Richardson, warrraty; lot 6
block II Pukwana........ 200 90
I. +. Howard md wife to
Laura Nichols, warranty; N
Wt91os,68................ $50 90
B. ii. WagaI and wife to C.
r. Tinan, quit claim; SEA N
Wa and SW4 NE4 2-104-6s.. 1 90
$. s. Hadley atd wife to T. d.
Heinshaw, warranty. ! SW4
o-1o4-67 .,........,...... 300 90
s. l.. Clemens to t. D. Helm
shaw, warrantyj ! SW49
1o4.67 500 90
Dakota Land d Town Lot Co.
to p, j. Germ, warranty; lot
12 block Chamberlain. /. 800 90
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~eop,e Yen Know-And some You

- - ~
feoplc Ecu Know-And Some You
Don't Know
Mr.. c. N. Walker has disposed of his
interest in the Fulton (Ky.) Boomerang.
The GRAPHIC is the recipiens Of he
announcement cards Of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. l. Brown-nec Miss Alice Jane san
born.
Mr.. "a. L. Shinn has secured the con.
tract to erect three school houses in
Buffalo county. and began work on
he same Tuesday.
0ur readers in Plankinton will regret
to learn that Mr.. and Mrs. MeLarty have
taken up their residence in Kimball.
Plankinton Standard.
Mr.. Mcl4arty is the gentleman who has
leased the Wilson building and opened
u bakery and free lunch room.
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Amu4amanfa

For the frat time, Kimball had a taste
Of the legitimate drama, Monday even.
Ing. in the rendition of Shakespeare
great tragedy, The Moor of Venice, by
Richard Foote. A small house greeted
him, the natural result Of but one days
notice of his coming and inclement wealth.
er also.
MIR. Fcote is, without question, a fine
actor, possessed of Il magnificent ply.
sique. u finely modulatod voice and by
nature fitted for the perfect Interpreting
OF S~hakespcare's tragedies. But he il
by no means great or to be compared
with his contemporaries who have
gained a world wide celebrity in the lie
gltimate drama. His Improvisation of
othello was fair-with a proper sup
port and Il little suitable stage scenery it
would have been, possibly, the best en-
tertainment we have had. As it was,
nearly all of the first act was cut out in
one lump. In the softer passages of lis
role Mr. Foote's reading was superb, and
in the closing scene of the last act his
work was equally fine. Iago--Booth's
greatest character, save Hamlet-was
taken by one of the lady members of
company, Miss Fenton. Columns could
not say more. However, she did ex.
coedingly we'll with her difficult task and
and was the recipient of much favorable
comment. 1t was downright murder to
cast any lady for such q part.
"a Marble Heart was played Tuesday
evening,
Mr.. Foote has one or two very clever
ladies in his company and there his sup
port ends. To attempt the legitimate
drama with a few young, inexperienced
boys to support him is downright impo.
sition upon the public. No matter how
much talent he may himself poss ess he
cannot hope for or expect very liberal
patronage or praise under such circum-
stances. If he would dispose Of a dog
or and purchase some scenery and
and properties and engage a few people
in place of supes his lines would always
fall in pleasant places.
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Two leading serial features Of the
February century are sustained in u par
t'enlarly interesting installment of tho
Life of Lincoln and a Siberian chapter
by George Kennan. entitled "Exiles at
Irkutsk." Ia the Lincoln Life" the
authors give an aecoun of the events
leading up to the final removal Of Gen
eral Mcclellan. They fortifv their &C
count by citations from MSS. in their
possession, and by the presidents own
words, taken down at the time they were
uttered" The same installment contains
an interesting description of the inan-
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Extension of Time for Payment of
IKE of fSss.
An Act Providing for an Extension of
Time for the Payment of Taxes of 1888.
BE it Enaetca6y tie Legislative assembly
efMe Territory Of Dahota:
S /. That all unpaid taxes for the
year 1888 shall become delinquent on the
first Monday of February 1889, and shall
draw interest ut the rate of l per cert
per month from the date of such delin-
sasncy until the first day OF June, 1899.
at which latter date there shall be added
as a penalty five per cent. upon the
amour so remaining unpaid, and one
per cent. per month thereafter until paid,
to be added on the first day of each sue
ceeding month.
S The county treasurers of The
various conntie in this Territory shall
no. proceed to collect by distres. and
sale any of the taxes heretofore referred
to, Until after the first day of June 1899;
Provided, That in any case any person
having only personal property assessed
and upon which the taxes are unpaid.
shall in the opinion of the treasurer, be
about to out of the country or dis
pose of such property, it shall be the
duty of suck treasurer to collect such
taxes at any tins after the tax duplicate
has been placed in his hands as provided
by law.
s 3 All acts and parts Of acts in
conflict with this act are hereby re-
paalcd.
s 4 This act shall take effect ard
be in force from and after its passage and
approval. Approved, January 2Sth
1889.
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ing Rates.
9 y annunl practic,

ensnas annual practic CO
RApHrc furnishes to its
1tsons which they may
inbbins rates. We do no
rice list, for tho reason
to tell what each indiyidu-
with a list of over lapuo
there would be no space
rates of each one. Our
ed, however, that we will
OBLIGATION desired, at the
4,fice, with the GEAruIo or
g shall BIO pleased to give all in
bn application n at this office,
sar notice we will give the Dakota
best farm paper in Dakota-ope
hl Subscribers who pay a year in adj.
or.Tif they choose. acopy of DR.
ldBook Of Useful Receipts. me
Dakota Farmer is 81 por year alone,
attention is called to our
aer with the Texas siftings, the price
"a is si.oo o year. BY special arrange
sifh the publishers we can. until March
i, :susssh tho Hlftings and the GnApHrc for
Sa.Jea year for both papers. sse nd. elsewhere.
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Too SLOW Gaming.

Mitchell Republican;-The St. Paul
high school is The latest addition to the
number of schools throughout the
country which have abolished the sys-
TEN of school examinations. The injur-
ious effects of the system arc SO frequent
and often SO disastrous. that the time
is not far distant when it will be abol-
ished ell together.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-02-08
5 h~LhissbIng aud Patent Offices
OF tic scientific American.

- y r. M E1alCHI V1.EeS
or tie scfeniTsc A rncrIean
Perhaps some OF our readers have
yisitedth extensive Offices of the Scicn.i-
fc American, 38l Broadway, New York,
but many have not, and to such the fol
lowing account may be of interest. a
correspondent who recently had this
pleasure informs us that he was greatly
surprised at Tie magnitude of the estab-
lishment. II suggested to his mind an
enormous insurance company or banb-
Ing house. AT the main office, which is
principally devoted to the patent bust
ness-sormiHg as it does so important a
part ofthe establisnent-may be seen the
members of the firm and their able corps
OF examiners. Ready &C css to the prin-
cipalsi is afforded to every one; aud here
may be seen inventors from all p.rts of
the country showing their models and
drawings and EXPLAINING their inventions
The models left by Inventors form an in
tcresting collection and. are kept in u
r6omSby themselves. The large corps of
dradghtsmen who prepare the patent
drawings are for the most part exper-
fenced mechanics, electricians OF engi-
Eesrs, some. of then having been connect
ed with the u. s Patent Office. Most of
Ike correspondence is carried on by type
writer's and this necessitates d separate
department, where a number of exper-
fenced female type writers and stenog-
.raphers are constantly employed. The
dark rooE where the photographs of the
patent drawings are copied. and where
The photographs for the architectural de
.partsaent are developed. is also on this
foor. On the hoor above may be found
the editorial rooms, eompositors' and
subscription rooms and the engravers' de
partmcnt.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS occupies
the top door. and here may be seen the
manager of this department and a mum
ber.sof dianghts,nen at work preparing
tho plans and general designs for the
Architect and Builder edition of the
Scientific American, which is published
monthly and has attained a widespread
circulation. The printing of the papers
Is carried, on in q separate building. At
the entrance Of the main Office. which
alons occupies q floor space of c0x165
feet, may be seen one of Prof. Draper S
remarkable recording barometors. with
which Instrument a complete record is
kept ofstho atmospheric changes. This
~ 49, - ,....t1a..-LZ 9. 49, ,
Scientific American, and it is a remark
ably fne and sensitive as well as a very
expensive instrument.
Some idea may be had of The extent OF
the business done at the Office of the Sci
entiic American when we state ,ha,
over one hundred persons are employed
BY Mum y Go. 0 u their several publ
cations and In their extensive patent do.
partments:
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Pa'ness!lle lO.) Democrat:-Dainel
Warner, aged nearly ninety: seven years.
died Monday morning II his home in
Nespotamia. Deceased was the oldest
Free Mason In the state. if not in the
United States, having been a member of
that order for = period of - years.
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II Is of the utmost Importance that
every cold should be cured as quickly as
possible after the first symptoms appear,
and the experience of many years has
shown that there is no medicine that
will cure a bad cold in less time than
Chsmberlain's Cough Remedy. Sold for
90 cents a bottle by r. Il. Miller.
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The weakness and debility which re-
cult from illness may be speedily over
come by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
This is a safe but powerful tonic, assists
digestion. regulates the liver and kidneys
and eleanses the blood of all germs of
disease.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-02-08

Several years age Chamberlain $50,
OF Dcs Moines' Iowa, commenced the
manufacture of a cough remedy, be.
lisving it TO be the most prompt and re
liable preparation yet produced for colds,
coughs and Group, that the public ap-
preciatc true merit. and in time it was
certain to become popular. Their most
sauguine hopes have been realized. Over
thee hundred thousand bottles of Cham,
berlain's Cough Remedy are now sold
each year, and it is recognized as the best
made wherever it is known. 1t will
cure a bad cold in less time than any
other treatment. For sale by #. L.
Miller.
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Doe.a't wear the Bluc Ribbon

Armour Chronicle:-Eldred WEIGH
came into our office Monday morning and
deposited a snake on the floor. The
snake was lively and s%quirmed around
as though it was midsummer instead of
the 2Sth day Of January.
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Subscribe Tor
THE
CYCLONE WARNING.

Henry Glegg thanks his friends and
patrons, who appreciate the system Of
srlling the very best medicines at the
most reasonable prices, purchased fresh
monthly from reliable firms, which orr
pharmacology enables us to guarantee
for purity and strength, justiiies the con
stantly increasing sales at Henry
Clegg's Drug Store. Dealer in Oils,
Paints, Dry Colors, Tarnishcs, Brushes.
Colors IN Oil, Buggy Paints. Stationery.
School Books, Perfumcry, and every
thing generally found ia a first class
drug store.
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For the restoration of faded and gray
hair to its original color and freshness.
Ayers Hair Vigor remains unrivaled.
This is the most popular favorite and
valuable toilet preparation in the world,
and all who use it are perfectly satisfied
that I is the hast
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Working In. = Room,

Chamberlain Registrar white man
can go OF the reservation and buzz up a
squaW and live with her in ease and idle
ness,
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CnnsuInptian s,urea.

An old physician. retired from ~prnc,ice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formulate Of II ei,nplo vegetable
remedy for tile speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption, Bronchitis. Catarrl., Asthma ard
all throat and lung affections. also II positive
and radical euro for nervous debility ard. all
nervous complaints, after having tested its
curative power in thousands of %casefs, has
felt it his duty to make it known to his fellow
sufferers. Actuuted by TINS motive and
n desire TO relieve hux,an suffering. l will
send free of charge, to all who desire it, this
receipt in German, French and English with
full directions for preparing and using. S,nt
by mail by addressing with stamp. naming this
paper, w, A. Noyes; lia, Powers Block, Roch-
eater, N Y. 3+J-97-eow
For lame back, side or chest. use Shilol's Por-
sns Plaster. Price % cents. For sale by +. Il.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-02-08

When it becomes known that DR..
Richmond's Samaritan Ncrvine is not
only a specific for Epilepsy, Nervous
diseases. Liver and Kidney disease, Scrof.
ula and a host of other disorders, but slso
for inebriety, thousands will rise up and
call the %discoyerer blessed. 81. so at
Druggists.
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While the columns of the GRAPHIC are always
open for the publication of communications of
general or personal interest, the editor disclaims
responsibility for the statements made by the
All articles must be signed or accom-
panied by the name of their authors, us n guar
antee of their contents.
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pon't Nav Your arct1cs pIn,i,

You have seen the Colchester Arctic
with the outside counter" It's the best
htting and best wearing arctic now made,
pom honor for reputation. The out
side counter" adds largely to the durG-
bility. These are the cheapest in the
end. No extra charge for 'outside
counter" AK 10 See the Colchester
Arctic. Kept here by w. IL. Meiersteiu.
355 .OS
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MI. Farrell to Mr. Gregory.
Chamberlain. Dakota

To tie Editor If lie Graphic:
AS Mr.. Il. G. Austin, ex-county treas.
urer, is absent from the county and ter
ritory and not on the grounds to answer
Mr.. Gregory will cndcayor to explain
the commission charges in the county
fund.
The total charge ................. $i2l %
Which is4 per cent on money collect
el as follows:
On ss2sl.ls Tax Redmp'n
money collected ........ Sl91 81
On $4,000 penalty and inter
cat not transferred. 60
On S7097. Qi collected Co. Fund
end transferred to the
Co. fund from other fund 2s3 So
42l % 42t 9,
Mr.. Gregory made a difference of
Sf37.S2 which Is accounted for in the
first two items above. The commission
on the tax redemption money collected
has always been charged up and taken
out of the county fund. The same is
true of the commission on penalty and
interest money transferred to the county
fund The $3.50 above is money paiG
out of the penalty and interest FUND
on warrants drawn on that fund, and as
the $3.50 was not ira nsfsrred to county
fund the comm: ssion vas figured scpa
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rate to make it appear plain. .
James D. Farrell.
censu,npt,o. surely curos.

To II EpIToR-Please inform your
readers that have a 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 FIRE.
to any person who will send me tbeir
express and post office address. Re
zpectfully, T. A. slocum, Nj. c., ls1
Pearl ST., New York. 1913
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Lingering, Letters.

SAAAR -&S1SASS
List of letters remaining in the p. .. at Kim
ball for the week ending Dec. is. 1883.
John Madden.
DR.. Holmes.
William Mitchell.
Parties calling for any of the above described
letters will please say advertised. After 80 days
Will be sent to the dead letter Office.
3. L. Oehsner.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-02-08

Mrs. Winslow SMOOTHING Ssrup, for children
feuiale lnnrses and physicians in the United
States. and has been used for forty years with
for their children, During the process Of teeth
ing its value is incalculuble. 1t relieves the
child from pain, cures dysentcry and diarrhoca,
ietlfh 10 thu chila IT rests tie moti.cr. Price u
cents a bntLie.
an All
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&dN,ce 20 ,sathcrs

GROUP, .WnOOPlNG COUGH and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiioh's Cure. For sale
bS Y. n. MiIlcr.
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Correspondence
Old Time "Reminiscences.

Oakland, California.
Friend TInan:
II beats the world. doesn't
lt,Swilliam, how old daddy Time does
gethis work in? Here it is A. ID. 1880,
Aing on Eve years since | shoveled the
lille soil of Dakota from my brorans.
GDpat old days wers those, full of fun.
fl folly, but hard to beat for all.
enjoyment. Between bagsina
comparing pups. shaking ciee for
trs. capturing county seats, dig.
lis, psking fun at the Chamber
and getting out our papers
eek or two, 1t used to keep our
ether close to the grindstone,
tiss But think of the fun, the good
t.,est sport we had! Then there
~ O. y. of H.-that grand old
Of he days of Arsuppus. Wasn't
,ahlfc installation of officers a cork
pnsi? How are all the timers, any
Gosh, but I'd like to see the
azain! We had d royal crowd
iss,hose days, sure.
sissconsiderable Of a country-this
fsnia--and wolike it bully. The
eseems to fit my case perfectly
tx Ihave reggined my old-tlme
rood health. For equality of
ire, mildness and utter freedom
emes of heat or cold, | believe.
In the world can beat that of
lof California. Wish YOU
pie 1t for yourself. The sight
say gardens filed with bsauti-
rs. all III bloom, with grass and
. all kinds fresh and green all
err has a tendency to make a
Ag mans fancy lightly turn to
EsSaonghts ofloye for a country which
Swords SO much comfort during all sea
SONS of the year. Come out and spend a
winter with me and sec if you blame me
for getting stuck on the country. No
uso in talking. California beats 'em all
for climate and things.
Please send me a sample copy of your
valuable paper. and If l like it perhaps
Tll-ask YOU to send me another. Pos
sibly I may send youa yard or two of
facts and tancies about this country, its
advantages, disadvantages. peeuliarities
Of the Chinese. social and business Gus
toms. etc.. to feed your readers on this
winter.
Regards to all the boys. My wife and
d all thcgkids,arc wei and trust yours are
ditto. Yours truly. VS.. Willis
M Hns5y.L fEae1L.EZ34E-h
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If you desire a eheice cup of Tea you
should not fail to try the U. G. Brand
For sale at J.. D. Bardin s. Cos. Cal,
and get u free sample.
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Time Table C. II. y St. z. Z. Il.
Hours.

FsOst OfHCC HOURS.
Eastern Mail closes at s:30A. x, and 500 P. n.
Western HOO A. NJ, and 1880 r. u.
Northern "7:suA !. M, Tue, Thu, Sat
Southern " "7:8O 4" Mon, We'd, Fri.
OFFICE HOURS.
From this date until further notice the houre
If the kimball P. U. will be es follows:
Open on week days at 90 4. N. Close prompt
at 8 p. NJ.
Tho office will be opened on Sundays from 8
81. to ii A. II.
iegister and Money Order business open from
. A. Al. to 5 P. II.
B. Il. OoHsNER. Postmaster.
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Marriage a Ha,iups
An Old See Mnsnn

Chamberiaia Regiments ell we can
do 20 buy patent eutsidcs for our wife.
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SHILoH's VITALIZER is what you need for
Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, and
all SYMPTOMS of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and IS cent
per bottle. For sale by j. Il. Miller.
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Cure your cold while you can. One
bottle Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
will cure any ordinary cold. bat If ne
elected catarrh or consumption may fol-
low, and they are seldom if ever cured by
any medicine. For sale at so cents a
bottle by r. Z. Miller.
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Pare Wisconsin Buckwheat Flour
prccess) at L. d. Bardin & Cos.

Do you want new suit, pair of pants,
overcoat, hat-or anything in the line of
clothing? II so Robinson can fit you
oat, and don't you forget it.