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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10

Chamberlain Register-Week of prayer
next week. Brother Tinan, who runs the
only strictly moral paper in Dakota
please lead.
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counoil Proceedings.

Regular meeting of the city council
was held Monday evening. Members all
present, and the new auditor, o. b. circuit,
began his duties. No important bust
ness came before the meeting, and after
approving the following bills the council
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
re waz:se Talent.

The Drama, Henry Dunbar" viii be
presented by amateurs. on the stage Of
the opera-house, next week Tuesday eve
ming, under the direction of the K. OF z.
lodge. This is the same organization
that presentedei in such excellent style
Kathleen Mavonrneen last spring. The
young people viii undoubtedly be greeted
with a crowded house. The following is
the cast Of characters:
henry l'unoar',.... .......@.-..D W. Butler.
Clement Austin ............. w. q uraer.
Arthur Loyell...........-....,.,W. II. Wyant.
Horny Carter, . defcsti7e. .,..... e. h. Mckay.
The Major, deaabeatin dise'ss W. L.. Tsorrdyks,
Hartogg, diamond merchant.....,F r. vlasuis.
salderly, the junior partner. ......, Fred Kemp
Jerrarns. the head waitpr........ Ernest Glass.
Margaret Wentworth ....-.... Mira. l. A, Weeks.
Lana Dunbar. Miss Abhic Richards.
Mary Madden, ....,.. =. NJ iss Lucie Seaewicls.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
! !, !, q. PAM rirne Table.

Passenger. going east. .e:as a. u. except Sat.
Passenger, going west. dss I'm, Mon
Rressht yn;up west.... IL :l0A M.eacept Sun.
krs;.A, co,ne caat 2:s5 r. NJ. Wed. & Fri.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
a Compliment for z.evs.
WHATS Tru,r,f,ae

Flandreau Herald:-Leyi ID. Wait is
greatly improving the Gam Valley Chief
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10

plates used at all. Try them. | will be
at home the next two weeks and would
be pleased to fit you out. Gold crowns
warranted for ten years. g
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
Parker New

The above is very nice and smooth,
suitable for the dame Of high degree hut
a gentleman picked up u not9 down by
the stock yards in this city which for
downright business, is a bird. Here it Is
just as written: u will meat you at
tymesen's to night if i can make a back
door sneak" -Ala1andria Herald.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10

The lady who left her huff at Bardin
& Co.'S store can have the same by calling
at this office and paying for this notic,.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
Rows yeyrr Tectla?

Doctors Dix, Dix & Dix, dentists. sue
cessors TO Geo. T. Dix & Daughter, will
again visit Kimba.i Jan. 10, for a week
on moro.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10

Bring your poultry 10 l.. d. Bardin &
Go. and get highest prices.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
gy,s. ys51.aaa gsnux.

A charming little billet doux, sweetiy
perfrnned, bearing all the ear marks of
burning love. was picked up on The side
walk. near The pcstoilice, Tuesday Morn
ing. 1t is safe TO make just n quota
ton as the balance might give the writer
away. He says, and we admire his iudg-
ment:
never believed in the graces,
a.uld not imagine their faces;
Bstthlee, dear child, my faith ia won,
And adore thee three in one.
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VIZ W.
Average attendance. y; officers, w. IL.
Wyant, Supt.; A. S. stuyer, Asst. Supt.;
r. S. southgate, Sec. & Treas; j. w. Ra-
heneau, Librarian; Miss ii. E. currcns, or
ganist.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10

Painting and papering done in good
style by ". S. Jones.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10

~ 9 'N|fSEfy
Report Of Sabbath School of 1st Prcshy-
te Tan church OF Kimball, S. d., for the
year 1883.
Contrihu'ns for home cXp's. ....... SOL IS
Con%trihnt'ns for mission and state
Sunday Scheol work. ........ 13 81
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10
rSew u. officers

AT a meeting oftlle fire departmet Mon,
day evening new officers as follows were
niertad.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10

Pure B%uckwheat Flour and Canada
maple Syrup at 4. b Bardin & 90.
The best quality OF Michigan Apples at
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-10

These Gents, Silk Handkcrehiefs and
M;.itiefs IL L. D. Bariin & Co. are beau
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-08
Farmers and PolIslcs.

The very Strength of the farmers
movement is apparant in the cOmmop
purpose of 50 many without sanE WSlis
defined and ir0t1 bound organization
In time such things must come.
The politicians ara already taking
alarm, and are evidently setting their
wits to work to 8nd out jtst f1o& to
ff3ffge this rapidly growing body.
That the farmer has everything to gain
and nothing to lose by oggaQiSng goes
withoss1ssssng: =. That ne Is the 'dhpe
of politicians who advocate, invent
and pass laws, nearly every ore of
which are ultimately for the benefit of
monopolists, corporations and other
associations of men who create nothing
and a. soTb eFeryt liifg. and VITO are
by natural Law the enemies of the far
mer, is known 70 every man that re.,dS
and thinks. The only way te meet
tins condition Of, eaits is for the far
mers.. TO keep coming together, ard
f6y no al tenti0n To the city party press.
only succeed, and they will quickly
turn to your side and teA you they
were aware of your Wrongs all the time:
The msn Wbs lives ten years will see
the farmer Uft top, debating terms to
the present insolent representative OF
iIl-fOtten Wealth.-AnseT.can Diary
aadH.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-08

Ingalls, has no more rcd blood in him
than turnip. but he. too, realizes 6
condition when he h slappHd in tbe
face with it, and he Is a'caildidate 6Oz
reelection. He has not the courage
nor the blood in him that Plumb has,
although both of them are mere poll
tieians, but he has sense enough to
know that he has to do something to
eradicate the impression that while he
lives and draws his substance and his
reputation from Kansas his sympathies
and inclinations are with the east and
the monopolies. nAe the Western Un-
ion tslegrsph Company whose franking
privilege he carries in his pocket. So
he is sticking in; q little tbtS Here and
q little vote thefs for use in his CAM
paign just to befpddle his granger con-
stituents Into believing that fiS' has
been voting % take d tax OF them, ftjr
that ingalls, win vote against-the Nc
Kinlsy bin On tts final passage no one
believes. His votes on ameqdments
ARE mere saying ciauses' That is
ak
TellsE l. also plucking up little
cOuraee. He has not gone very far
yet, only far enough to oppose the
limitation Of debate, but that is good
beginning. Every crevasse in the is.
vee helps to let in the food, and It
really begins to look as if the food of
popular indignation against increased
taxes, suppression of suffrage by means
9f ferce bil,s ara She man power is
likely to overwhelm the Senate.
AS to Plumb, the people would
think more of his present promising
attitude if he had not raised such
great expectations OIL the silver ques-
tion and then gone over to the gold
bugs at the last minute. However, it
is not too late to mend. While yet
the lamp holds out to burn eveii the
jtnior senator from the radical state
Of Kafisas may return.-K. G.
Times.
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Democratic state CouVeutfen.

A Delegate Convention of the Democrats
of the State OF Kansas will be held on ths Nth
day of September. at 1I.3o O'Clock .. m. in
the city of Wichita, f5r the purpose OF ifUtn'
mating candidates for Governor. Lieutenant
Governor. SECRETARY Cf State, Auditor of
State, Treasurer of STATE. Attorney General,
superintendent of Public Instruction and
Chief Justice of the S,SPf5lne Court.
DeleFites 70 the cof:ventifPn SHAH be elected
manner presetioed by the renioerati" COM
initteess of the &c -erai counties. The basi
of representation in, such convention shall
be one deIega ate fef eSsry 40 votes or fraction
thereof in excess Of l25 votes cast for John g
She idan, candidate for ElectOr at large in
1854 ,gbch which basis delegates are aP-
rortiny, al as forIoyfS;
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MERk And THERE.

Mr.. Carnegie has given to the
t0Mi1,Qf Ayr, in Scotland, $50, 900 OF
the millions He made ont of the Ameri-
can tariff. .:;.r.:....
The rain fall in Joplin county; His.
souri,, since June has been scarcely
half an inch. Corn will not make one
fourth of crop and some fields will
De available only for fodder.
The Arkansas valley editorial as
sQciaton will bold a meeting On Aa-
gust %. That IS good time. as the
editors will have all theirfodder i'll the
shock, and they can SOW their wheat
after ,tAey return from the excursion.
a decfsiem was rendered tbe otbet day
fOE the defendants agaiiist the <Hllkle
Lumber and Boom company, of King
wood. Va, for SI50.OO0.- In 1889 the
eoMtaht backed heat river over the
lOwtands of Raw lesburg, destroying
thirty houses and other property.
Il valusble horse supposed TO have
perished In the cOnflagrati6n of Nc
Campbell Bros. livery barn at Winfield
recently was found i'll a barn near
Wichita, : 1t appears the burning of
the barn. was the fendish work of an
organized band of horse thieves which
infest southern Kansas. .....,
The totE fftih11i6ef Of deaths Death 81 81 wind
storms and lightning siiice Jautary last
is estimated at LOO, as compared
with only 1853 deaths from the same
causes during the whole of 1889. This
is a record which will make the year
in the annals of meteor
Ology.
..:4hs people of the United States are
said to Use 1000, 900 stamped en-
velops every year. But the ,nhmber
would be decreased very materially if
Funston and Anderson did not hav6 to
write so many letters to tl1eif constr
tuents explaining why they were not
there when the roll was called on i'm
pOrtant measures.
Rifle bullets are now photographed in
thett oOuree ey means Of the electric
spark. The camera is taken into q
dark room, which the bullet Is caused
to traverce. As it passes the camera
it Is made to interrupt an electric cQxy
rent and pEOdu6e a.sasssi, wistch Hun
mates it for an instant and senables
the impression to be taken. The wave
Of condensation in the sir before the
bullet and the raTefaeti0n behind it are
visfbfY If ttg photograph, and can be
studied by experts, thus enabling
the form of ball or rifle which minim-
ICES the resistance of the air to be selec
ted!-iScienti5c AmeTicdH.
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.tlffsin 0.esna-

This wonderful product, which has
conferred such substantial benefits ON
the world, strange to gay. u OF un.l
known origin, its ss4eskS, = FtAf4
~ a mystery of ct least ~ Aaanitsly'
kxSd. 4 writer says; -sfaae wheat
and barley, its origin II Lost in the
twilight of antiquity" Il was first
cultivated in the United States, beES
ever, hy.tlse English. ON -JAhtes fsTef.
ViaksiiiA, IN 1908, the seed being OBJ.
tined from Indians, who claimed to b6-
the first discoveteFs Of the plantAre-'
ceiving it direct. from the hHhds of
the. Creator. Bat 6se origin of the
Corn Palace is Of more recent date,
and one of the grandest exhibits of
this sort that will be the pleasure of
any people. to Xitsaess VIII be at SOuix
CITY, iowa, during their fourth annual
festival which opens September 25 and
closes October IL, 1880.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-08
KANSAS Isr THE sESArR.

Senator Plumb Is cfeatiHS q genuine
sensation. His first speech on the
tariff was a magnificent Democratic
campaign document. but in his speech
in reply to Grandma Blair's resolution
to apply the Reed gag law in the SEN
ate he fairly eclipsed himself. He NOT
only made a. manly ptpkkst against
passing any measure without careful
deliberation and full and fair express
Son 81 opinion, but he took occasion
also to- reiteEste his views on the Nc
Kinley bill in most eriFASs;c manner
.4aad to call attention specifically to the
fact that it raised the duty en- many
articles 70 q point higher than had
been admitted by the manufacturers
Of those articles to be entirely satis-
factory. =, It is a gallant Democratic
Eeesrd tlfatdSenatOf Plumb is making,
eSe1rH he is doing, it for Senator
Plumb and not for the benefit Of the
Democratic party. = so j-S =
Eastern newspapers need not be at
a loss. to understand why the Junior
senator from Kansas is taking the
course that hesis. He has heard from
Kansas. That is the sum and sub
stance of the nfat4er. The farmers
alliance in Kansas is recruited from
the ranks Of the Itepublicsh farty ,
jast ss the farmers alliance of Mis-
.souri is recruited from the rarks Of
tie Democratic party. The difference
is that On the tariff, the silver End all
questions Of national Importance the
alliance and tie Democratic party are
vGEy, hearty to eether, while tsa air
ance;aand the RepgbIieaff party arc
diametEieallE QpH1sed. The result is
that the alliance movement in Missouri
has been source Of strength to the
Democrats in Missouri, while It is a
menance to the Republican .paStY IN
Kansas which threatens 40s 4Ser4hrOW
old conditions and Eo41ke' old leaders.
Senator Plumb belongs to the old
crowd, but he Is not 50 welded TO 1t
that he cannot realize condition when
it is fairly presented to him.. He
knows that the PssEIfe AEe A,edng edu-
Gated, that necessity has forced them
to . lsSlizAsson. Of thortruth, and that
the only. hcIe in Kansas is to oat-demO-
ceaf tk,9 Democrats on the economic
asseseidaESf the hour. At the Same
ti@s 1s II saaking capital for himself
tzId .ssanng- n national importance
Wink u has never before 6alIs3 to hil
lot, a very shrewd politician is;S6na,
tor Plumb. He ean,tell hawk from
q hand saw when the wind IL sOuther'
ly. lazy. .;4IIs, =. ~
And then there. is 1agsils voting
with Plumb and theDe1Heerats to 70
duce the; ;dpty On scus. and deeor1tct
glass and. glassware and On unpolished
cylinder, crown and common glass
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-08

Up TELA TFgE AGE OF n0RsEs.
70 tell the age Of any horse.
Inspect shs lowsy Jaw. OF course:
TAAsixth front, SpOth the tale will tell,
And every ooubt and fear dispei.
Two masdIe '.pibpors" you beAosa
Befere the cost ds two weeks old:
Before eighty seks two more win cone:
Eight months the ''corners" cant TIE BaH-
The outside esoyes will disappear
From middls twO I'm Just one year:
In two years ffem the second pair;
In three years the corners too arc bare.
At two the middle ''nippers" drop;
At three the second pair can't stop.
when four years old the third pair goes
At I'VE full new set he shows.
The deep black spots will pass from view.
At six years. from the middle two.
The second pafr at seven years;
At eight the spot each corner" clears.
From middle. !. ;..ni2pers" upper jaw.
At nine the blaes spots VIII withdraw;
The second pair at ten a.e whi e.:
Eleven finds the corner 5" light.
As time goes on the horsemen know
The ov al teeth three-sided grow:
They longer. get. project before
TIL twenty, when we know no more.
-Fdrnaiag World (Edin6urg.1
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AzsAsrs "a Politics

4.
While We discourage the entfsEee OF
farmers into merchandising, I'VE do
cOfiAend heartily to them sfeatsf 20;
litical activity. FaEnefs can not safely
put their political interests in the banda
of ward burazfsrs. = In the cpLbs the
very worss element as always The poll
itseal power. We can look only to the
country fora corrective. The pure,
patriotic politics are grossly corrupt
and thieveey will rule in high places
It will be seem that we urge political
activity ga the part of the farmers not
oh5s SHsoeount Of their eva interests,
bus Aiss On account Of ''a1I good people:
.,+SAlesia and patriotic movements
Aike urge farmers 70 take an active
part in politics. to have theirown meas;
ure6 and candidates. and to Organize
for effective action. n.-Pdrraers' Cal
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-08

trsl CgRRittess AEe fsduested 10 forward to
the se1setar5 OF the COnEtessSo0al COMMITTEES
at Dodge City the NAMES Of the delegates as
II is also rccOmpiended that the 0ovosaI
c0uuties setecr their delegates on Saturday.
August 9th, 1890. BS 5rder OF comm stee.
JORS RICHARDSON.
W. F. PErILI0IA Chairman.
SecretsrY
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-08
Dsrsoe eratiris oonsgss.so.al CVav..sssa.

A Delegate ConvHntion pGths Ddnoerats Of
the Seventh Congressicna District Of the
state of Kansas, is hereby called 10 meet At
Pratt Center. on TuesdsDa August tsth. st &c
o'clock u m. for the purpose o. nOzainAtin9
Candidate for congress for saia district.
The basis OF representation % eAi1 ceayents
ton VIII be one delegate fOf 6ech 10 votes
or fraction OF 100 or over cast fk ,Hoa. Chas.
g. Ebey In tses. The several clts Hrs Win 10
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TIE elastic platform adopted by the
Republicans in this district was made
10 cover HailoW II p, position on pro
hibitiOn and resu5enission.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-08

Mr.. McKINK.Ex Is surprised at
those people who didn't ind fapls with
Ais platform, but who kick at his bill
TO carry the platform out,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-08

| The secHstaries OF the conventions select
| ing delegates in tine respective counties are
| hereby instructed to forward 20 the chair
man at Leavenworth, Kansas. certified copies
| OF the credeatials OF the delegates Immediate
! ly after thsir seaecttSr to enable the COM
fmittee to prepare Q cGIfcct roll for the con-
kventiOn. 49,
By order of tAe bmUoratIc State Central
Committee OF KaeA4s.
EpE$Sk tARROLL, Chairman.
HENRY SHINDLER, secretary pro tenn.
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Rev. H: L. Chapman. pastor Of the
Il. z. church, john Stown, Pa. says:
''SooH after the CREST fiooG, at a time
when diarrhoex' was quits prevalent.
I received . box OF aiH 6oAen Ukanber-
laIn's collie. ehotHa sdd 'dfnfFhOea' rti
medy.; AS soor Is it became 'known-
that had the medicine fsT'fres disii
tribution. there begas great rnu on
it, which coistnded "a Stifit sras atpuS 1
ailgoner Evet7efSs 80 far ~ I''heaTd
from them. testified 70 ts4tSTsrtues! de-
clafiagit .the Lest medicine for shs'
psfrosS,tAsyi BEd; sver'ifsed: fho$er
who &at II stiarsdit kr0ood with tse4f
neighbofs;:so that 6tn; coR0zsens 70
WIS tseAsctive Of'',greA4' boOA. IL We
used sOzse Of ,.ts eoi;sltss and fcuhd
it ess only "a excellent meGiciHeufOr
dfarrtoeA;- bee for al kinds onPain anit
uneasiness in the stomach and be'%Fls.
It ,hassbeen 9eSafdef Is tire best r:edii :
cine Anewn here fer She diseases It is,
reeomnended. For sxse by B. r.
Tstum S Co.
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AND now thaxSfmpOrtunate widow"
TO help Halloween out win HE himself
to Florida.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-08

:, MEXICO has abolished its antiqsst-
ed and irregular system Of currency.
and adopted decimakschezse similar
TO that of the United States.
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IFrsettcal christieInty.

He-would, i5su' care much if 1
should steal q, a,ki4E 5..''.. :
She. (stftctfy fGitahist-4I rStottitfi
/. could not bear to look at you again,
should know you to be guilty Of vic .
lating, in the smallest degree, one of
the commandments. If you must
have kiss, oceasionly, ask me for it
and will be only to willing to donate
1t, bat you mttst not steal it.-L1e. u
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m1F6RfAI coszMHNT.

STANLEY is the last Of the school
of explorers 20 which Columbus be-
longed-
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RCN[OS fAa4srs fretful. Pssvisf,,
cross or troubled viii
Windy Colic. Testing Pains. or
Stomach Disorders. can be rslicvaS
et once - using Aeker's Baby so0thsx.
u contains n Opium or Morphine.
hence is safe. Price % cents. Sold b
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AFRAID % TREM, p ~:

The Seventh district Kansas Re-
publicans have n0minated Colonel
James 3. Hsliowsii hiassslf, Colonial
Hailoweli is zone Of the boys'-a rat
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This is good Weather TO practice total
abstinance ffom all alcoholic beveI-
ages.-Ne,e York Aail and DiSpatcIs


with which the daily papers chuckls
over the havic which the original pack
age decision is making with prohibitiai
original package vendors over state
ordinances. remembering at the sams
time1hat these sanso papers have for
yesTs 'beelr persistenfly maintaining
that prohibition dies not .pg11iihsiI.
but only means free rum. II this
claim has any foundation at ali, how.
can the original package deeisiOn weEk
Q reversal Of the e1istine order Ss
things?-Netc York laSelN
| -, -. -. i' o.
The work Of the VIC T.,'U. in Ore
gon puts 60 shams.the common asser-'
tion that the Organization neglects tU
care for children. This state union,
with an active membership Of onethous-
and, has secured the introduction of
scientific temperance teaching in, the
public schools established a large iitihf-
Der OF kindergRrteHs, founded Res
cue Home for little ones and baby
home for motherless castaways, and
procured u law making q Kinder
garteil annex to the public school post
sfble m 'eteft tOwn'pf more than iiva
hundred inhabitants.
;:-.. - :.
The prohibition moSetigiit, instead
of being out of place in national poll
tics, can never be effective without
federal cooperation. Ever since the
war the general government has been
the rear saloon keeper. 1t has been thtf
great dispenser of liquor licenses, anti
has continued to issue them even i.s'
states tlias-have enacted prohibition,
laws. The fedeTa courts in these states
have held that these .fmeIscHh Cannot
be offered in state courts in proof that
the licensees are selling liquor. Tire
government has even opened beer-sa
Sloon of its own at several of the SOL
diers' homes. In this connection the
observation seems altogether irrelevant
that while in Italy the tObAcco busi-
ness is run, by the government, in this
country thH government is run by the
whiskey business.
l-:ii,. :. 80 t.:.:''' >. 49,
Tie, ,bzttls,tO DO fought af6r pro-
hibirion this yeartH Nebraska Is q very
ftom the curse OF rum will Be TO I'll UP
q SdP t1CtWcOL 4VNAS ASucoS e1S1 IuS
DAkotast ana. plaza y solid block 6g-
territory in the heart OF otf Ereat'teg-
ritoEy on the side Of morality and TeI'
form. The liquor men see this, and ara
laying their plans to defeat prohibition
if money and labor can do 1t. ThAi
Voice, Of New York, has discovered
and is exposing the means they are
using to bribe thSf psess Of the. state.
Already alafgs number Of B4ts3aHsss
sold out to them. The Voice gives 'ahei
names of those papers and the CORES
pondenee. The most untruthftil state
mepts are to be published in these pap,
eTs as reading matter, and fH House:in-l
stances as editorials, pfeteffdsSS toi
show that prohibition has failed ,AhI-
license is the great remedy for the evils
Of drunkenness. The great wafit OF
the prohibition management is money
that counteracting literature mGy' be-
scattered everywhere, and the seryictG-
of the beat speakers in the country Sc
Christian WQeker.