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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-09-19
Chattel NIortgape SaIe,

Whereas. one Frank Prochaska, of Rrule
County, State of South Dakota, Mortxagor, did,
on tho 9th day of March, 1860, make hin certain
~chattel mortgage to William Dserins & Co, Of
Chicago, Illinois. Mortgage, dated Marsh 9th,
lS0l, to secure the following indebtedness to
William Deering Il Co.:
And which mortgage was flod in the Office of
the Register of DeedH, of Brule county, South
Dakota; on the 18th day of March, 1890. And
Whereas, default Las been made in the condi-
tions contained in said mortgage. which dofault
consists of the failure tn pas any part OF the i'll.
debtedness and abandoning the property con-
tanned in said mortgage, and.
Whereas, there is claimed to be due at the
date of this notice, the sum of on. hundred and
and sixty-fonr dollars and forty cents for prin-
ciple and interest,".
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that By
virtue of said mortgage. md By order of Haid
William Deering & Co., the present owner ther-
of, we will ssll at public auction the following
described chattels, described in aud Inurtgagcd
by said mortgage. on Main street in KimbnlI.
county of Bruie. South Dakota, Mt the hour of l
o'clock p, M. OF the goth day of September, A.
d., 1880, to-wit:
One bay mare, two hind feet white, star in
forehead. II years old III spring of 1890, weight
100. na,nod Jennie and all increase Of said
mare. Que black horse. nine years old. weight
1450 POUNDS. named Norman. One all steel Deer
ing Irvine binder, with bundle carrier and fax
attachment complete. bought of j. NJ. Greene in
1889. l white COW, black on bend. 3 years old in
spring of 1890. and all increase.
Dated at kiinbnll, South Dakots, Sept. 9th.
1890. Wm Deering L Co,
Mortgages.
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The editor Of the Kimball GRAPHIC
while in Pnkwana Monday, said he did
not think that il the county purchased
artesian we'll outfits that anyone would
use them. since then we have made
some inquiry as to who would sink wells
II the county bought outfits, and find
amongsthem the following parties: Miss
s. A. Richards. A. barrow. j. s. Soper, j.
y. K0Ne,.E B. Taft, Geo. Keyser, and L..
H. Wilrodt. 6 These are only a few out Of
many whom we are confident would sink
them. Will parties who would do 80
please send Ia their namcs-Pukwana
Press.
The Press should hayo qualified the
statement by saying not many instead
OF ANY" The GRAPHIC is pleased to
know that SO many. in the vicinity of
Pukwana have already signi6ed their
willingness to sink a we'll with county
aid. II enough such can be found to
use I'M outfit or outfits purchased by the
county to warrant the outlay the county
could scarcely find a more profitable in
vestment. This can only be ascertained
BY careful canyass of the county and be-
fore attempting that it will be necessary
to know the average expense Of lab,r.
fuel, and tubing. els. for each we'll, with
an outfit furnished free. We shall refer
to this phase Of the artesian well ques-
ton in subsequent issue. In the mean
time. keep the bsll rolling.
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Excursion Rates to the Corn
Palace.

For the above celebration, stations in
Iowa. Minnesota, Dakota and Missouri,
within three hundred miles Of Sioux City,
will sell excursion tickets daily, from
September Gath to October 18th, inclu-
siye, making return tickets good until
October 18th.
Stations On this line, in any state, out
side of the three hundred mile limit will
sell only only on September gath and
10th and October list, Sd, 9th and 9Th,
making return coupons good ten days
after date Of sale.
Stations within the three.hundred
mile limit will sell regular excursion
tickets. All other stations will sell a
special iron-clad ticket, which will be
furnished to all principal stations, and
to other stations on application.
Rate will be one fare for the round
trip.
The attention of agents is called to the
fact that OH September 9th and %, har-
vest excursion tickets will BIO sold to
Sioux City, good thirty days, at one tare,
and purchasers OF the same will have an
opportunity of witnessing the corn pal
ace.
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Money for Artesian Wells.

Money HOf N4lI0s
At q meeting OF the representatives OF
a number of loan companies heldin Hurr
on September 2. it was determined to fur
nisl a limited number of good farmers
money to sink artesian wells for irriga-
ton. Only such as can give q first mort
gage On at least u half section of land
need apply. Where two or more farmers
join they make a joint application. Those
wishing to borrow money for this pur-
pose will write to OF call on any Of the
following gentlemen nearest them, and
full instructions will be given them as
to terms and conditions Of securing the
money: L. H. Hole or G. w. Abel, Hur-
on; A. Chase or w. W. Taylor, RedAeld;
F. II. Hagerty, Aberdeen; NJ. w. sheafe,
Watertown;D. Wayne. Ipswich. The best
and first applications will be first con-
sidered, All applications must he in by
Sept. 22nd to receive attention,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-09-19
cate Dog.

The story going the rounds regard
ing . cat that digs augleworms and
then buries them near it's own hiding
place, and when the birds one tu
catch the worms the cat catches the
birds. has u rival in that of a dog
whose mate, though larger and able
to monopolize the most toothsome
bone, is withal possessed of q very ex-
citahle temper for game. When he
finds and proceeds to munich his bone
to the exclusion OF all others the for
mer canine goes q short distance aud
barks f~uriously up q trae or by q hole
in the ground. When his monopolis-
tic friend finally becomes 80 excited as
70 leave his bone and Join the hunt
for supposed game the former rushes
back, seizes the bone thus LETT, and
okuysies away with it 4
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-09-19
nay a Few sheen,

H. c. Ayers in the Plankinton Standard
Why not raise sheep meat to sell?
1t has been true for more than two years
that the meat most easily and cheaply
raised has sold for the highest price in
the Chicago market. That is to say, fat
sheep. Made fat on grass alone, they sell
for more per pound than hogs and steers
which have been fattsned on corn. Take
for Illustration the prices paid in that
market last Friday. any other day would
be as we'll. and would tell the same story
The highest ahd lowest-the extreme
range--is as follows:
Cattle, yer hundred lbs, 1925 to $50
Hogs 100 400
Sheep, !" 400 $40
Now suppose tho lowest priced cattle
and sheep to haYe been fed entirely on
grass. The grass meat in cattle sold for
1925. in sheep $4.Oo. but the hogs which
sold for $500 must have been fed on
corn OF they could not have been sold in
the market at all. And yet they brought
less money by ten cents a hundred than
the sheep which had eaten only grass
and weeds. Why shouldnot Aurora county
farmers Immediately turn their attention
to producing sheep meat which cost so
much less than cattle or hog meat and
sells for more money in the market?
There are no groans among the sheep
men Of Aurora county ON account of dry
weather. There sheep have done we'll
and are in fine condition. The sheep
have been making money for their own
ers every day while hot winds and drouth
have cut short tho profits of grain.raisers.
Any man having sheep to sell can get a
good round price for them, cash down,
but cattle and hogs bring unsatisfactory
prices and sell slow. Large Numbers of
immature hogs must be disposed of in
some way, because the crop of corn is
short, but the sheep men are not driven
into any corner, for their sheep can be
wintered without grain. As to profits,
cattle and hogs do not begin to compare
with sheep.
There is no probability that the sheep
market will be oyerstocked for many
years. The Chicago slaughter houses
take from $1,000 to $1,000 eyhry week.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-09-19

Let us all chip in and raise a hundred
dollars, In order to erect q monument to
the Boston doctor who says that Is un-
healthy to rise before the u has dis
PEELED the fog. Not only let us erect u
monument, but let us also have his photo
graph taken so that posterity may know
what a wise man looked like.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-09-19

A Montreal newspaper finds by q care
full canvas that, owing to crop failures.
1000 families are preparing to leave the
counties of Quebec ard 20 the United
States. 1t calls upon the government to
provide employment. and declares that
failure to do SO will result In emmigra-
ton which will be ruinous to the domin-
ion
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-09-19

If the farmers Of this country E:ss.
collectively. prospered during the last
twenty years it is not because of Q high
tariff but In spite of it. manufactured
articles are cheaper than they we're
twenty years ago, that is no sign that
they ought not to be cheaper still.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-09-19

Lots OF kicking In Woonsocket because
reports Of the city's financial condition
are not published from time to time.
That's the way it oncs was IN ,Kimhall-
but thingsa ara run on businessprinciples
now-adsyss 80 tnat even ne wac runs may
keep enlightened.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-09-19
Final Proof Notice.

Land Office at Chamberlain. y. D., Sept. 3, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following
uamed sottier has filed notice CT Lis intention
70 make final proof in support Of his claim und
said proof will be male before the Registor
on Saturday. Oct. 10. 1890, viz achariah Tucker,
unde, his I'D. ENTRY No. 2s4g7, for the Northwest
Of Soc. Y township 1t, Range u, W s
L. IL. lie names the fo!.uwius witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cul,i-
yation of. said land, viz: Enoch White, IL. L.
Hsiyerson, HI. Halyerson and Chas. Miller,
all Of kimball. South DnkotA.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-09-19

Sioux City is talking Of abandoning
her base base ball club next season and
going i'll for horse racing for amusement.
That is what Kimball did some time ago
and it may be added that Kimhall
knows what's what.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-09-19

There is one thing the farmer cannot
understand. He neyer strikes any "oyer
production" prices when he goes to buy
ANYTHING,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-09-19
State Of South Dakota. I Iu:circuit court " it,iu
Fourth Judicial Circuit andfor Brule county.
f.. A. Rising, Pitt

Fourth Judicial Circuit andfor Brale county.
f. A. Rising, Pitt
Geo, W. Tlbbets, Susan L. Tib-
Farmers 4 Traders Bank, ii. q.
Dams, Carl Follow, and Steiger
& Son DefeEd nts.
Notice il hereby given that by virtue Of a
Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale in the above
entitled action on the 9Th day of September. A.
D, 1890, and an execution issued upon said judy
ment. the subscriber John N. VanHorn, sheriff
OF Rruls county, south Dakota, for that purpose
door of the Court House, in the City Of Chamber
October, 9th, 1890, at I, o'clook IN the forenoon
ises situated IN the county of Brule. State OF
execution to be sold, aid therein described ms
follows:
The South half ofthe Northwest quarter and
the Weet half Of the Southwest quarter of sec
tion twenty-fonr, in township enc hundred and
ono, North knpge'sixty-uine West 9Th p, Al.
Or as much thereof as may ha sufficient to
antlsfy said Judgment and costs. amounting in
all to Nino Hundred and Twenty-Five doilurs and
fifty eight cents. with interest thereon from the
date ofsaid judgment and all accruing costs of
sale.
Datsd at Chamberlain, South Dakota, Serten-
Der llth. 1870,
John N. yanHorn,
Sheriff of Erule County
A, J.. Roberta.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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THE KlMBALLG
CLATE Il. TINAN.
efficlsl Paper Of tho City and County
Democratie convention.

A democratic county convention will
be held in Eimball, South Dakota, on
Saturday, October 18th. 1880, at 10 o'clock
.. M. of said day for the purpose Of plac-
ing in nomination candidates as follows:
One state senator, three state representa-
ttves, mi register of deeds, one treasurer,
one county Judge. n sheriff, one district
attorney, one clerk Of the courts, one
auditor, u superintendent of schools,
n assessor, one coroner, n surveyor,
four justices OF the peace. four constable s,
ane such other business transacted as
may regularly come before the cOnven-
ton. The several townships will be
entitled to dele0ate3 as follows:
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-09-19
ShcriF,S Sale,
County of Brule. 500
Walter A. Wood Moving IL
iteuping Machine Co.,
Jnmss ~CLarwinka.

Jnm9s CLarw;nka.
Notice 10 hereby given that by virtue Of en- ex-
ecution to me directed and delivered. md now
in my hands. Issued out of tho Clerks office Of
Second Judicial Circuit Court, Slate of South
Dakota, in and for the Guunty OF lsruis, upon a
Judgment rendered in said court in favor Of the
Walter Atwood Moving u Roaming Machine
Company against james lharwinha on tls 2lst
day OF fune, a. D, 1sS9, ! inye lowed upon the
following described personal property of said
defcndAlit, to-wit: One black :Gare 20 years
old: one black marc colt, 3 years old: one single
hnrncss. one gray pony; one corn caltiyator.
one breaking piow; one dark bay horse, three
years old: one bag mare, /: years old; one set of
double harness aud Ole wagon.
And that / shall, on Mlcndsy. the end day of
Septembcr, 1890, at tho hour of one O'Clock A.
M., of said day, at the front door of the post Of
ice in Klniball. in said county and state. pro-
coed to sell all tho right, title and interest of the
above named james Ghacwinka in and to the
above describsd property to satisfy said judg-
ment and costs, amounting to two hundred and
thirty-four dollars and four cents. together with
all accruing costs of sale. and intcrcat on the
same from the 2ist day of june. 1880, ut the rate
of 7 per cent per annum. at public auction to the
hishes. bidder for CASH.
L. l.. Drury, PLAINTIFF Attorney.
j. N. Van Horn. sheriff.
by H. T. Wilson, Deputy.
Dated Mt kiinball, y. D., Sent. Sth. 1850.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-09-19

There are
many white soaps.
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

preaching more closely 20 the English
standard, and 10 the athletic build and
larger proportions OF the women of that
country. Miss Marion Langdon is an
illustration in point might mention
many others. There are many beauti-
ful women here in America Of whom
the same thing might be said with equal
truth Another thing to be remarked
is the intuitiye taste our women pos
sess in dress. An Engiishwoman, to be
we'll dressed, must be tricked out by a
French dress-maker. Yet I have seen
an American girl from the Western
prairies tie a vail about her head and
produce an effect that equaled the
finest kind of Greek art; whereas |
have witnessed in England demonstra-
tions of native English taste which
usually depreciates the beauty of their
women Therefore / claim that the
American woman should follow out her
own characteristic instincts in dress,
and not be copyist.
One of the greatest improvers TO the
beauty of our women IS the athletic life
they now lead, as compared with that
formerly followed Their lives at Bar
Harbor and in the Adirondacks are the
best promoters of feminine loyeliness-
incOmparablY better than the career of
the society woman az Newport Long
Branch and Saratoga There is still an
other improyer 1t has become very
popular among American women now to
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

che Latin races. The nose is apt 70 Be
either too retrousss or too long. STILL
despite this peculiarly. We have here
more variety q type and more origin
atty than are 90 De found anywhers
else in the world
To an artist the finest % all profles
Is the Greek. The celebrated Psychs,
in the museum st Naples is one Of the
most perfect examples existing In Greek
arr In some respects it Is superior 70
the Venus De Milo OF de Medici: is has
more dignity. and Is chief chsracteris-
SIC Is the continuation Of one direct line
tom the forehead down the nose with
out variation Of The angle. The so-
eens az the end % The nose Is nos q
curve. but two p'anes. that more near
~ approximate angles Tie curve
would BE- iudics-ivs Of the Oriental
race. which Is rot a. highly bred as the
Greek. In Greek sculpture the mouth
fs little open- The best examples in
varisbly indica-e ne lips little apart
The chin a hsav7. as rule. and the
ere il rather deep-sek mention these
points incidentally as furnishing hint
bow 90 Judge profile By che highest ar
estfc standard known 20 exist
Then. take the EuElish tTpe of 50
sietT beauty. "a illustrated By D1
Nsurier IN the po-es of Punch. He has
presented ths die ttynes q English
women and their sracteristics with
great fdeiitv brow Is higher a.
the junction with rose than a. he
temple. The usc g.. ths hang i1 profie
e. permissible Tene-ailT When = woman
has a iisrro7Crticuap apelT high forehead
although thas = better avoided 81 sas
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
THIRTY VARS SICK.

was very sick 9 years; had dropsy al over 70 2
body cou net stecp or li 80 D ~ 5, "a itlt
a choking sensation AID would have O. 81 u3 tsys
hours ~ 4 time. Hud 8.sft a1lfr lr1in- fa~stG =
from bowels were partly - me; aiso-1 tl r1ptIre
fhree inches .fnft ~ navel thai come out r.. hig
as my thum when ! cogEHeG or bad harf pNn
there also hnrnIugi in ms stomach ana epii Waters
cough very bad eng a hard ana tires tls'
sr r frcaf and trouble with my heart ana ifrrf
bic pain hs 0w nv heart and rheu mats u Httf p
frcs menf with Dr - Clay Todd. a. H0nr9e-sf.. ..
room g. q and Rapids Mic7.. 0ct. ;. f<-. 40 8
hava heeu getting better ever since and an now
very much better eV srF rrsH ~ f-fa tl- D. 2 r
treatment. De-. 81 lss'. FEETEk kki. IIHffs
Drpnfhf ottawa aHHfV. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

abandon stays. The whole racs f.
physically benefited BY this departure
think every body knows that no artis,
sdmiros a woman who has a dispropor-
tiouatelv small waist. Large and we'll
constructed hands ard feet however.
excite she admiration Of the con-
noisseur of feminine beauty. Only a
vulgarian viii admire a woman whose
chief attractions are large bust small
feet and hands and Al abnormal y small
waist
CArR0rr prrwwrTz
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

steal. Tnls = precisely what these
ressea = wlll 90. / should not ha
dong them justice Al / spoGe less pos
tRe Language. for ye4rs of expeF. .enoe
Wslh them has taught me that there sic
Practically no failures.
have plrposeiy omitted 70 make
any maat GA of technical names 10 con-
fass the reader aud ais3 % refer % any
sktn diseases Whcl are n0g common /
have AIMED "a speak only of every day
affections. yet H1leA, Tor some reason,
are rarely cured. / have indulzed n nQ
0yer-sIatement, and nave kept slr.ctly
thu the limits Of my experience.
lus e0nclus GA of the whole matter IS
hrseHv stated thus. For Dustular
L say skin dis &ses take La-cu-pl-a
az Maa-a-lui foI p.mpular Rar.etle.
ik Fu-Iu-na.