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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-25
THE BUGLEE FINED o..
Montana Statesmen Have Great Fun 9
Coaching PARTIES.

Montana Statesmen Have Great Fun at
Coaching Parties.
WASHINGTON CITY, July Ex-senator Sanders,
of Montana, ana Representative Carter, OF the
same state. were two of party of ten that went
on tally-ho coach to Alexandria last night.
They had bugler with them and he woke up
the sleepy old town with the best efforts OF his
lungs. but the people over there do not take to
having their rest disturbed in that fashion, and
at the end of one of the busler's long blasts the
chief of police and one or two officers raided the
coaches. They arrested the bugler for disturb
ing the peace. Senator Sanders went with him
to the police headquarters and put up the S. for
the buglers appearance in court Then the
party was told to 60 away and they did 20, but
the bugler had sheathed his bugle.
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SALE THIS WEEK.
Hosiery. ali reduced. Chester Cieary.

All classes of tickets readins wa be Union
Pacific 70 the East are good via SAILS Lake City
and Denver without extra charge. A. c. Martin.
city ticket agent I'D second street. Boston block
c. Z. Baldwin. agent city docs
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CHAUTAUQUA.

ScaSon opens July 9, 1890.
seUssara IGssiu.e NJ C. A., July 9-N.
= = Alzua l.
Aln'sfeTs Institute.
We. Z. c. Sehool of Methods.
1fand Lodge, |. o. q. T., August q.
1aeres, concerts, entertainment. Sept. l.
S tesst snunn And Alaska steamers leave Yes
sAen daily. except sus day. for grounds
s Iscoma at 10 q. m. Return ng leave Ta-
nr grounds p. m; leave grounds for
EssE . A;5sp m. Fare, round trip. 7Jc. good
osyA Pacific Navigation steamers leave
n. Wnart daily, except Sundays and
sSs.sasys q 30 .. IN. for grounds and Tacoma.
4 sEsEnlnE leave Tacoma 5 p. m leave grounds
- Round trip. including admission, 81;
-. .l'on &c per day ) per week; s. per sea-
sn,aisn ire; liberia discount to families.
fomerey, arintendent Grounds;
=. y Fierce, President
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Free rec linig char ears run through from
Portland 70 Chicago withour change via the
Onion Pacific. A G. Martin. cify ticket agent
10 second street, Boston block. &. = Bald
win, agent city dock
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-09
Cuarffau,s sare:

In tie County Court in and for sru!e Co.,
South Dakota.
Percy w. Tlnar, Minor.
To all whom it may concern:
Pursuant to an order of sad court made on
the 3rd day of March, 1856. tho undersigned. &.
X. Tiuan, guardian of the said estate. wall sell
the following described land belonging TO snid
%estate:
Lots No. 3. A. Ii and u in Block No. /. and lots
Nc. 8 and in Block No. 4, and lots No. and 8
IN Block No. 10, ard lots No. II and rs in Flock
No, II, al IN the original town piatof k!mhhll,
Brt,ie Co, s. ID.
Also lois No. 5, g., z and 3 in Block No 9: ALEC
lots No. u, iG. II ard lSin Block No. 4: also lots
No .. ~. IL. u. II. -. Is. 10. II, lS, 10. 20 and Il in
Block No. h;also lots No. s. IL. IL, - and Il. IN
Block No. Q; Al.o lot No. q in Block No. IL. all
in Warmers First addition to kimbail, BruIe
County, South Dakota.
Alsolnt No. 6 in Block No. ]. lot Mo- and & in
Block No. 2 and lot No. 2 in Block. No. 8, all
II Warner's Second additi"nto kimhall, Brute
Also lots No. tand7 in BLOCK No, J., and lots
Nc. g, IS. II and rs in Block No. of Warner; 8
Srd addition to Kimbali.
Also center one-tbiri OF lot No. in Block No.
First addition to kimhali, Brule County. South
Dakota.
Also part of the SCI of Sec. :-los-Gs. about
y acres: MISC part of the SEA- Of Sec. S-l0s-fs.
103-e9, about 40 acres.
after June LIST. 1890. The terms of said
saleare as follows; For cash, or ~oMe-half cash
and the balance we'll secured by mortgages on
real estate, INCLUDING the real estate sold. Offers
of bids for said landa will be received by the
UNDERSIGNED ct his place OF business on Main
Street in the City Of Kimball, Brule Co, s. D.
c. r. Than,
Dated TIM 9th d,- of Nrr 1901
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Books aud,s1arays.es

The Century for May is made notable
by the number and variety of articles it
contain which concern our national life
and history.
Mrs. Edith R. Cleveland writes of "Arch-
bald Robertson, and his portraits of the
Westinghouse William Armstrong and
Edward L. Rogers contribute two articles
on Some New Washington Relies" All
of these articles in the Washington series
are %profusely illustrated.
A series of articles, varied in style and
subject, but all relating to Memorial Day,
are a short sketch A Decoration Day Rev
erie. by Brander Mathews: TwilightSong
and a Memorial Day Ode. THE Fallen
by John o. Cheney, beside appropriate
articles in Topics and Open Letters.
The first installmeut Of Amelia Gee
Mason's valuable series on 1.-THE Women
or the French Salons" is finely illustrated.
Mr.. Cole has added a magnificent engrav.
ing frem yerrocchio's "rlle Baptism OF
Christ"
Jefferson's autobiography continues
its charming course, relating his exper-
fence in Australia.
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A bright and successful business man
has this to say about advertising: Moth
ing is high that produces a profit. If
spending 800 a year in advertising will
cause an increased net profit of $500 it is
a magnificent return. My experience is
that the ratio is much larger. l nave
tested the matter in every way. / began
not advertising at all. Then | tried ad-
vertising On sign boards III country roads.
They brought in some of the ont of town
folks who did not know me before, but
did not influence the towns people. L
tried hand bills, but the distribution was
not good unless | sent my own clerk out
with them ana that was too expensive.
| found that though this hand bills were
cheap enough, the cost Off boys time and
the bills together exceeded that of an
equal space snd distribution by the news
paper.
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IL, iowa.

Des Moines, May Especial: The first
bulletin of the Iowa crop and weather
service in connection with the signal SER
vice was issued for the, present week.
Reports from local observers in ifty-three
counties are presented. The temperature
averaged slightly above normal through
out the state, and there was Utmost an
entire absence of rain. the only one re-
ported being in Van Buren, county. Brisk
to high winds prevailed, which added to
the severity of the drought. The effect
of this protracted drought on grass and
cereals is ~unfavorable, though 10 irrepar-
parable damage has yet resulted. Corn
planting is in progress in all parts Of The
state, being we'll adyancedinthe southern
half. The ground is warm and in excel
lent condition for this crop. Fruit of all
kinds is nninjured by frost and promises
we'll with timely rains. The crop pros
pect is fair. Frosts are reported in var
ious places Oh the mornings of the LIST
and second inst.
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Because nearly every saleonin the state
has closed its doors without trouble no
one should be deiuded with the idea that
prohibition will enforce itself. Nine
tenths of the saloon mel were peaceful,
law-ahidiag citizens Itisthe Aele-in-the-
wall that will make the trouble and in
side of six months they will be thicker
than ieas on a dog-and Kimball will
have its snare of them.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-09

The matter Il irrigation, 10 which
some attention has been given in these
columns Of late, is a question which
should enlist the serious consideration
Of our whole people. 1t is Important in
south Dakota, aia whei thoroughly ap-
pFeciatea, will enmpala prompt. atten-
ton Mitchell Republican.
Well. there is a eaIlsfra state irriga-
ton convention at Weonsaeiset running
in the columns Of The GRAPHIC. II the
master is worthy OF scrioas consideration
suppose iha Repnhlical stir en- W a
Iittle ege. this state convention.
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Receivers Sale.

Notice is hereby given that. by virtue of an
order Of the District Court Of the State of Iowa
i'll and fpr WOODBURY. county, |. will sell at Re-
residence of Il. A. Edwards, on tho Musser ard
Soely farm. being the real estate hereinafter
described, l6 mile. south of kinhall. 6. D., the
following described real and personal property.
to-wlt: the southwest quarter of section n. ard
tho Northwest qnartor Of section "a, NIL i'll town.
ship lei, north range 81, west 5 +. NJ. Also q
number of horses. cattle. hogs, farming iinple-
iments. and other articles too numerous to men
ton.
property which expires September LIST. 1882, tho
terms Of which lease will be fully explained on
The day of sale, Terms OF snle, cash. Sale to
commence at 10 O'Clock u. M.
Geo. NJ. Hoke,
Hprpivpr-
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We do not envy Mayor Blodgett his pos
ition. Prohibition will have a tendency
to make his office a trying one and test
the metal he is made of. As chief execu-
tive officer of the city, the duty of enforce
ing prohibition deyolyas mostly upon
him. In principle he is a prohibitionist,
and it remains to be seen how keen q
nose lie will have for the blind pigs.
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~. ~ p
A decision Of Attorney General Doilard
lalds that a registered pharmacist may
without a druggists permit, sell for
purely medical purposes any patent med
icincs recognized by The United. Suites
p~harmacopoea as of medical utility. and
not be liable to prosecution under the
Prohibition lssW. lie 5aysEetp also; aIcos
hoi and other liquors for prescriptions Or
for making tinctures, and use them for
that purpose; but he must not sell any
scleaThqi5f Even III a phSsfciah's prs
seription.
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Fifth Session
a v;ean

A wcil-known lawyer was retained
TO defend a negro, now confined in
the Fulton county jail, who was
charged with burglary. The lawyer
visited the Jail, and told his client 10
make a full confession TO him. If
You tell me tho TRUTH | can better de-
fend YOU, was the argument. The
negromake ~ cleanbreastof hiscrimes,
and acknowledged to having com
mittel several burglafies in the city,
and among the places he visited was
the LAWYERS residence. The negro
Went to Trial without TN attorney.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-09

The costiiest horse barn In the world
belongs to D. +. Grouse and is located at
Syracuse, n. Y. 1t has now cost the own
Ell something like 100000. Incidental
expenses will make the stable cost little
short of a round million.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-09
Final Proof Notice.

Land Office at Chamberlain, S. ID. April $, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his Intention
to make anal eroot in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the Regis
ter or Receiver ct Chamberlain, South Dakota,
on May ID. 1880, at ! o'clock p. m, viz, Peter
Stemper, D. s. No. 24i92 for the Northeast omar
ter of Section II, township l05, .Range67 w. p.
NJ. lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land: Wis: Lonard Owen, Frederick Back
err and Michael Liesch of Hives, Brule County,
s. ID. and Joseph Fackel of Crow Lake, Jerauld
County, s. d. H.. II. Nntwick, Register.
Land office Mt Chamberlain. $. D., April q. 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Register
and Receiver Of the United States land office at
Chamberlain, South Dakota, on June 10th, 1890,
at 2 o'clock u. m. viz: Frank Eaton, under his
DIS. No, 2lSl6, for the Southeast quarter section
seventeen 90 township ono hundred and four
(l0i) range sixty-eight 1857 and he names the
followinG witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
Dan Clancy, Henry Adolph; Serene Lyman and
George Pink, oil of Kimball. s. d.
II. II. Natwick, Register.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-09

This pr ollibiti0n business is a big
thing, and full enough of complications
to driyea Philadelphia lawyer insane.
The last decision of the U. S. suprem e
court that the selling Of liquor in origi-
nal packages shipped in from another
state could not be prohibited has set
things in a whirl again. At Sioux City
the saloons, which had Just about made
up their minds togiye up the ghost, open
ed up under full Roadway, Sunday, and
Went 7 olealing out "original packages
in a manner thatW was a caution to snakes.
The most noyelthing about the business
was the originality of some of the pack
ages. "original packages" of every con-
ceiyabie size and variety Of contents were
served on short notice-even to a schoon-
or Of beer. Ii is said that the Sioux Falls
saloon men are going into,the Original
package business" to test the law in this
state.
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w, B. Sl,adc,

waiter a. WOOd Moving ana
lseuping Machine Company
W.. B. Shaffer
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an cx
ecntinn to me directed and delivered, and now
in my hands, issued out of the clerks office of
the Fourth Judicial Circuit Court Stale of
South Dakota, in and for the County of Brule,
upon II Judgment rendered in said Court in favor
of Walter A. Wood Moving and Reapire Ma
levied upon the following describ,d property of
said defendant, to-wit: QUO bay horse with white
hind feet. weighing eleven or twelve hundred
pounds; enc single buggy with top, manufac-
turad by Abbott Buggy Company. Chicago. H.:
one single buggy, breast hnrness; one black
note, dated April l2, 1880. executed by Henry
Warne. due ! 81 onths after date; one promissory
nate executed by stephen Stafford April II,
1880, for gao. due six months after date; one
proinissory note. executed by Albert Il. Nichols.
partly paid. Each of the above described notes
d. Shatfer. And that l shall on Thursday, the
22nd day of May, 4. ID. 1850, at the hour OF one
O'Clock ?. 81. of said day, AT the front door of
the oprra-house on Main street in tho city of
Chamberlain, Brule county, Sorth Dakota, that
being the place where the last term of the circuit
title and interest of the above named ". B
Siiod e in mud to the above described property
to satisfy said Judgment and costs, amounting
to ore huIdrad and tw.nty-slx dollars and Ave
cents, together with all acctuing costs of saie,
ard interest on the same FROM the 10th day of
annum. at public auction, To the ~iliglcGt hiadcr
for cash. John n. VanHorn,f1
Sheriff Of the County Of Brulr, s. D..
by II. T. Willa"n. Deputy.
II. II. Dturv. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated at Kiuball, Brule Co., S. D., April 81,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-09

Until June 1st no liquor can be legally
sold in South Dakota By anyone. The
law says that no druggist can be granted
a permit until his application has been
published so days, and the publication
could not be legally commenced before
Nav LIST,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-09

Many of our exchanges, published in
places even smaller than Armour, are in
tho habit of speaking of their towns as a
city" Calling a small village a city
does not make it so, any more than 1t
makes a checker board q History of Eng
land to label it SO on the back.-Armour
Tribune.
In connection with the foregoing, it is
a noteworthy fact that the New York Sun
invariably refers to its place Of publica-
ton as this town."
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-09

South Dakota will in a few years aston
ish the world with its butter. egg and
poultry shipments. And a country that
can raise quantities Of horses, cattle, hogs
ard poultry is all right-d'y'emoind that!
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-09

An effort to establish a branch of the
reinforcement league" at Scotland was
promptly sat down upon by the citizens
at a mass meeting. They want to run
their own affairs.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-09

An address has been issued by Bishop
Marty TO the clergy and laity OF this
Catholic diocese, announcing that in a
conference recently held OF the bishops
Of this province. it has been decided that
public prayers shall be offered UP in all
churches from the first Sunday OF April
to the last OF September in order to have
a good harvest.
When Gov. Melatte was here a few
weeks ago, he referred, in the course of a
few short remarks to oar citizens, to the
trials and tribulations of the pilgrim
fathers and of the prayers that went lip
during seed time, and tho weeks that fol
lowed, for a bountiful harvest. The his
tory of the American Thanksgiving is
well known. In those early days on the
Atlantic coast, Gov, Melette said, it was a
mooted question whether any portion of
the American continent could sustain
human life. When it was learned that
the soil and climate OF the Atlantic states
was'such as to make agriculture success
full it wa said that the soil ana country
west Of the Alleghanies was only fit for
Indians and wild beasts. After Ohio was
settled the same thing was said Of Hill
nois. Indiana and Michigan. As these
states developed and the pioneers pushed
on into Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas it
was the universal opinion that they
would all have to come back as the
country was not fit for a white man.
Now, said the governor, they say that the
Dakotas are too far west, but time will
show, he said, that such is not the case,
and the hardships and the ca lumnies
which the state of South Dakota is now
experiencing is but a repetition of
what every western state has passed
through. ,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-09

The United States supreme court has
reversed the Iowa supreme court decision
concerning the importation OF liquors
into Iowa,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-09

In conjunction with the Erie Sys.
tenn operates Daily Fat Nestibuls
Trains to the Seaboard. Yon NAV
travel in tn" most elegant and com
plete Pullman Eestihule Trans ever
constructed and save sl.5o To New
York, Buffalo and Niagara FALL; -.
50 to Albany and Troy, and s. to
Boston and New England %cilies.
No Rival Line Offers tire Hsyau.ascs
of system OF through fi.si and sec.
Ont second class pullman Esstibule
Day Coaches and Dinin: Cars Chicago
to New York, Is the Gntp Line opera.
ting Pullman Cars to EGston and New
England via Albany.
ENTIRE TRAIN Is LIGHTED BY GAS AND HEATED
hi STEAM. PULLMAN DINING CARS EuN
BOTH DIRECTIONS.
THESE LUXURIOUS TRAfNsTAR oPEa; TO
ALI. CLASSES OF TEhfE4.. NO EXTRA
CHARGE Foa FASTTIME AND UNSURPASSED
ACCOMMODATIONS.
For detailed information, tickets and reserys
tions IN Pullman ears app!yto your local tick
ct agent or the agency OF connecting lines of
railway. or to City Ticket Office, lo7 Clark St;
Grand Pacific Hotel; Palmer House; Dearborn
Station, or address,
a.. NJ. BEACH. r. q. DONALD,
Gen. Manager en-. Pass. Agent.
Gttst,A GO.
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SPECIAL CLUB RATES.

panied By lie cash tfor no credit is given on
fHK WEEKLY JouRSALl:one copy ,oiii be sent free.
Here is q chance. then. to get the paper a pear
together aud get SIX copies at the price Of five.
(O- In making remittanees give full addresses,
plainly written, with postoffce and state and
county. Money may be sent in draft postoftco
money order, express money order or IN reg
istered letter at publishers risk. -
Address, PERKINS BROS. CO.,
Sioux City. Iowa.
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SAMPLE COPIES

will be sent free to any address upon application.
Do not hesitate to ask for sample copies, even
for . long list Of ,your frisnds whom you may
when they come to know what q large and COM
plete newspaper TEE WEEKLY JOURNAL i.
NEWsDEALERs AND AGENTS,
including postmasters, school teachers, and
others who have time and inclination to earn
something By oanvassing, will be given special
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THE Il
G.. Is. tTEFsAN.
Paper Of ths City and County


q,
$. D., on Wednesday. June 18th, 1880, at |
o'clock P. NJ, TO consider what action is
best to be taken to further the cause OF
irrigation and TO secure q special session
OF the Legislature to. provide such amend-
ments to the constitution as will enable
the state and counties to accomplish a
general system of irrigation by the con
struction OF artesian wells, and that such
amendments may be prepared in time to
be voted upon at the next November
election. A crisis has arisen in the agri-
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TRIAL SUBSCRIPTEVNS
may DO made for any length OF time ut the yearly
rsta. Thus for 80 cents the paper will be sent to
Of 8 cents it will be sent to .you for, three
months. This liberal offer is mado that the nc
Qnnintance of tho paper may be, extended, tho
Of acquaintance the paper will make its way to
permanent readers. And, furthsrmore.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-09
ar

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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Fourth Session, Wednesday
9 A. M-Prayer and Praise ....... Rev McSinch
95o-Bringing our Sunday School School
Scholars to Christ. =. -. ...... Mrs.. Bacon
l0-Ihe Responsibility of tho Sunday School
sssYeachor Tor tho Conversion of ..tlle Scholar
q Rev. SPARKS
o:ao-obstanles in the Way of Scholars cor
yersion. ......'..:...".. Mrs. Gfas, Lyons
1l-Proper In nuence 10 be ~iiness.t to Bsar to
Induce tho Scholar to Make a Public Profess
Mrs. c. a. French
11:30..Aftee Conversion what Methods Should
be Used for the Promotion of Christian
GloXtl . C Il EncL
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". Fl. Curtiss,
j.. W. h
IaLn MilEnn

Committee appointed by the Irrigation
Convention OF Bruie Co., S. D.
Kimbali, April 21st, 1880.
N. B. We ask the press OF this state to
publish this notice until the day of the
convention.
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s e : S;sss,;. u SIS y;sS, T. AID s'i's Tor b'sis
Walter A. Wood Moving and
~lteuping Machine Company