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''THr MONUMENTAL
90 AND sss ST nv.
FINE MILLINERY. cLoAks. HosrKRL
GLOVES. he
We carry no holiday soods 70 another Chrptms,
day. Make no mistake. They let 30. n half do.s
not sell them quarter price will. Thsrs viii b bar
gains everywhere.
cLoAKs AND JACKETS.
cicsinr prices on Lade-' clo.k,. Ni-sss' and CHI
drens cloahs included In the reduction.
Pain and piaeOnAi cheviO, Reeiers werss o. Nov
taas
Fine chevic, and Broadclo,h yscl.,s. tailor nss>
Were sio. Nov s&as
ELEGANT FUR-rRIMMEp JACKETS
Fine chsviOt Cloth. were ss2 Nov siSsa
ELEGANT NovELTIEs
Were s.5 and ESQ. po~sas.
The choice Of our Nevmsrkets sa
ZINE Cloth ere'ehens. were o.. So nov sAae
chndrens Short Goats. ~er. ss, nov sam
CLoslNG PRICES IN FURs.
Shoulder capss and MUGS =. about on.-hsa sss
former prices.
Ladies. Misses and chldren,s oos..m.rs q, greatly
reduced prices.
HANpkERcHrEFs AND MuFFLERs.
Entire line Of Handkerchief and Mur,er, m.r..a
down to make hnal clearance. An opportunity thu,
Handkerchief buyers should not fail 70 tas. sd,.u-
taee Of
UMBRELLAS AT 50 PER CENT
On the dollar. Ladies' and genilemens Umbrellas m
great variety.
AL the newest designs from 75c. upward
KID GLOVE SALE
Undressed MousQuetaire KID. were OIL n. Of esc.
Fosters Hook Gloves. were Ell Is. at &c.
Ladies' Gauntlet Gloves. were ell IS, at Ella
Gents Lined Dosskin. were u. IS. atsl
oeuts' Finest Imported. were s2.25. atslsA
Bee the new street and evening shades.
DOLLS. DOLLS.
The most astonishing bargains ever offered. An
those who wish to purchase Dolls Of any klnd, left
from Christmas, should come early.
da'H' The MONUMENTAL
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Chile should celebrate New Years day by
turning over new leaf in her correspondence
with the United States.
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A PRUDENT PUSH.

through our stock Of WRAPS. We haven't word Of
fault to find with the way you have 'Iaid hold" Of
the line gathered for this season. Our voice ID
not heard in the chorus Of complaints against the
weather and business that is filing the air. But wha,
garments are left We propose to sell. Price il the
greatest motive the lines we shall draw arc
cutting ones We must be blind to the cost mark when
are having reduction sale. These are rather the
greatest concessions ever made on WRAPS Of such
high class-but purpose points . straight finger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-26

Lilo Insurance companies may regard ths
weather with pardonable dismay.
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SrocK-TAxrse REDUCTIONS
Mus11s UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT

z pairs Ladies' Cambria Drawers, trimmed
with lace. Reduced from u to SOC. pair.
/ Ladies' Silk Skirt. Reduced from Sl2
TO &c.
Ladies' Eiderdoxn Dressing sacoue. Re-
duced from So to 81.
A small lot Of White Lawn Aprons, in two
styles. tucked at the bottom or striped
slightly soiled Reduced from 25c. TO lOc,
each.
small lot Of White Lawn Aprons, sitehtly
soilsd. Reduced from 10 to l2}6e. each.
tsscond INSTRUMENTATION u. buildiug.)
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TIE IMPERIAL CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
oil llth st NV.
STANDARD AND CURRENT LITERATURE,
THE MAGAZINES AND FASHION JOURNALS,
BOTH AMERICAN AND FOREIGN. IN
CIRCULATION.
To the Public:
Feeling that an intelligent people demanded and
ENCOURAGED the establishment Of u strictly frst-cass
Library feat long lacking in city) has
become my success TO open TO their inspection such
need under the Of the Imperial Library. the APP
pointments Of which. at present. 1t will always be
aim maintain to the highest possible standard,
TO be Judged By just and impartial public. from
whom most respectfully solicit . share Of their
d. H. sALOMON,
THE IMPERIAL CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
d26-Gt' 5ll 18th 81. NV.
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w. A. PrEacs & Co..

OFFERINGS
Include all Of tbs
LEATHER COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES
SILK PLUSH COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES.
LADIES' LEATHER TRAVELLING COM.
PANIONs.
MEMS LEATHER DRESSING CASES.
MEMS LEATHER TRAVELLING CON-
PANloNs.
LADIES' PLUSH AND SILVER TOILET
SETS.
MANICURE SETS.
FANCY BOXES OF WRITING PAPER.
WORK BOXES Of all kinds.
WORK BASKETS.
.oFF1CE BASKETS.
BASKETS OF PERFUMERIEs.
FANCY SHAVING SETS.
GLOVE BOXES.
NEcKTIE BOXES.
HANDKERCHIEF BOXES.
Also large assortment of DoLls o, al,
sizes at HALF PRICE.
This sale begins Monday and ual only iast
for a fsts days.
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An the BLACK DIAGONAL REFERS, with
the silk ornaments and plain or lap seams-tLat
were $50 and s8-are now SO. 3S to A are
the only sizes that are left
BLACK CHEVIOT REFERS. with full roll
of astrakhan and lined with satin-'full long"
are reduced from S12. 80 to $40.
Gathered all together have left Just one
rackfull of the IMPORTED HIP-SEAM COATS
in Beaver and Cheviot. Some Of them have fur
collars, the others arc elaborately braided on
the collar, cuffs and lapels. They have been
reduced from 500 to $40.
TAN-COLORED CEEvIOT REFERS
tailor made'-bound with wide braid and fss-
tening with pearl buttons-hsve been reduced
from s12. 90 to $40.
BLACK CHEyIoT REEFERs-tsilor-
made-Iined all through with Black Fancy
Innings. have been reduced from $3.50 to
sI2.5O
BLACK and NAVY BLUE CHEvIOT and
BEAVER REFERS. with full roll of Gray or
tinted monhoon fur. have been reduced from
ego and s22. 30 70 sis.
COATS Of the LADY FRANKLIN" type.
with Sable. French Seal and Astrakhan rolling
fronts. Lave been reduced from s21. % and ESQ
to $50
lot Of FINER QUALITY LADY FRANK
LIN COATS. with Sable collar and ROLAND lined
throughout lave been reduced from s3s to
s29.
Alot Of CHILDREN's REFERS that will
beaver and lined all through with plaid and
striped silk. Navy B.ue and Tan the only
shades left. They have been reduced from
slS5Oto $3.50.
BLACK. TAN, NAVY BLUE AND
STRIPED NENMARKETS made with the
military cspes. Now You can have . choice Of
them at sl2.5 80. SIS and $3.50.
TIE CApEs ARE CALLED" Too.
r.S-corop curyIor c.prs h-,;5.a
in Black down back and front. have been re-
duced from $3.50 to $3.50.
IMPORTED CAPES. with and without full
sleeves-some plain, others trimmed with braid
and Jet. They have been reduced from s27. 80
and $50 TO $50.
PARIS-MADE BLACK SILK PLUSH
CAPES-with Jet and braid helping to make
them handsome. The regular prices So.
So, $50 anu S10o. Take THIRD OFF"
for any Of theni-
AL the FUR CAPES. MUFFS, BOAs, ETC. arc r,
duced in the same proportion-25 Per cent to so %
cent of the regular marked prices. We will lust Civ
you the truth Of it-If you want bargain in . wRA
is the time for you to buy it We have been show
ing such choice lot Of noveles-and all that are LED
go"
We are, of course anxious to sell. That is the sol
object of these deep cuts. But you want to be in
hurry If you want to buy-because ''shorn prices
make ''double-quick sales"-and this feast cannot
spread for long.
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PERRY,s,

NINTH AND THE AVENUE"
ESTABLISHED 1910. IItI TELEPHONE 905.
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Ms +. A. BAnzr
AxoaI Tor Orange blossom. &C.,
- 81 n nol2.a-as
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AT PRIME Cosr.
We will offer on MONDAY and TUESDAY
the balance Of our rich stock Of BRIC-A.
DRAc at PRIME COST. This stock con-
STATS Of
CUPS and sAUCERa
PLATE. CUP and SAUCER In SET.
CRACKER JARS.
ROYAL CROWN ORNAMENTS.
BOHEMIAN GLASS WARE.
HANDSOME VASES.
JARDINIERES and VASES Of AUSTRIAN
WARE
AFTER COFFEE CUPS and sAUCERs.
FANCY FLOWER BOWLS, SC
REMEMBER these are at WHOLESALE
COST.
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WooDwAsD & LorHnor.
10TH. l1TH AND , sra NV.

IG RAND sEMI-ANNUAL CLEANING sALEl
BEGINS MONDAY. DEcEMBER 2a !
/ AND WILL CONTINUE UNTIL THURSDAY
EVENING DECEMBER 81.
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Srock-TAk1se REDUCTIONS
SUIT DEPARTMENT.

ELEGANT lMPOhTED TEA GOWNS.
Exclusive styles Of our own direct inporta-
ton. All made with full high sleeves and In
medium sizes, "a. 50 and 3S
Silk Brocsded Velvet Tea Gown, with silk
gauzs front and poin. lace trimmings. Reduced
from $So to $50.
1 Silk Plush Tea Gown. with elegantly en-
broidered Light Blue front and full train. Re-
duced from $50 to S31. 80.
l Old Rose Silk Plush Tea Gown, with loose
front, lace jabot and girdle. Reduced from
SCI 30 to S17. so
l French Flannel Tea Gown, with Cream
China silk front. full train and trimmed It'll
silk velvet. Reduced from a3O to els.
French Flannel Tea Gown, with silk yelyet
sleeves and yoke. Reduced from e3S to So5. 90.
French Flannel Tea Gown. with Old Ross
silk front and Green velvet trimmings, He.
duced from go to $50.
2 French Flannel Tea Gowns. with velvet
yoke and Irish point lace trimmiuzs Reduced
from &22. so to S1O.
9 French Flannel Tea Gowns, with creme de
chine front and demi-train. Reduced from
4a5 to Sl2. so.
Third hoor 18th st. building)
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SrocK-TAK1sa Reductions
ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
STAMPED LINENS.

STAMPED LINENS.
1Doyly, cut edge. reduced from 40c. to o0c.
spachtel Linen Bureau Scarf reduced from
s6.25 to s3.
Bolton sheeting Table Cover reduced from
5Oc. to 25c.
Boting sheeting Cushion Cover reduced
from 50c. to PIC.
1 Bolton sheeting Cushion Cover reduced
1 Holly Wood Cloth Bureau Scarf reduced
from SOC. to PC.
Spachtel Linen Pillow Cover reduced from
81. so to e.
spachtel Linen Bureau Scarf reduced from
60 s3.
Brown Linen Cushion Cover. for cut work.
reduced from zoe. TO &c.
Linen Splasner. cut edge. reduced from $50.
to Poe.
Boiling sheeting Table Cover reduced from
SOC. to DC.
1spschtel Linen Bureau Scarf reduced from
cot a.
1Twnled Linen Pillow Cover reduced from
&c. to $50.
Monte Cloth Table Cover reduced from SIC.
to Coo.
Linen Table Cover. cut edge. reduced from
SIC. to 6Oc.
/ Linen Tea Cloth. cut edge. reduced from
&2. to Sl.5O.
Holly Wood Table Cover reduced from SOC.
to 2oc.
1Twilled Linen Table Cover reduced from
e1.25 to 75c.
Damask Table Runner reduced from s2.7o
to s1.75.
l Art sheetins Table Cover reduced from
81 to SOC.
Twilled Linen Table Cover reduced from
&1.75toS 81.
1 Linen Tea Cloth. cut edge. reduced from
e2.25 to 81. 90.
Linen Scarf. cut edge. reduced from s1.5O
to Toe.
1 Boiling sheeting Screen Cover reduced
from Toe. TO SOC.
Monte Cloth Table Cover reduced from 75c.
to SOC.
Linen Center Piece. cut edge. reduced from
S5c. to SOC.
Linen Center piece cut edge. reduced from
Linen Center Piece. cut edge. reduced from
7oc. to SOC.
UNsTAMPED LINENS.
3Tea Cloths. hemstitched and drawn worked,
reduced from u 80 to $500.
Tea Cloth. heipstitched and drawn worked.
reduced from $40 so to SO. 30.
2Tea Cloths, henstitched and drawn worked,
reduced from i so to SIS. 80.
3 Tea Cloths. hemstitched and drawn worked.
reduced from 81 to 81. 10.
81 Tea Cloth, hemstitched and 1rawn worked.
reduced from s.. u to $40
Tea Cloth. hemstitched and drawn worked,
reduced from SO to $1.7o.
Scarf. fringed and drawn worked, educed
from 81 to S1.o0.
Scarf. hemstitched and drawn worked re-.
duced from 81. IS to s1.5O.
ConbnR Towel, reduced from 81. OOto 75c,
5pairs Pillow Cases reduced from So IL to
81. IS pair.
(Third hoor...... 10th st. building)
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SrooK-TAxrse REDUCTIONS
DRrss GooDs DEPARTMENT.

8 Elegant Black Embroidered Velvet Sleeve
Patterns. collar and cuffs included. Very
choice goods. Reduced from e22 50 10 Is
each.
(lst fioor.... ...,,.,,,,,,..1O 10Th n bufldins,
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EVENING RIBBONS.

Plain-edge MORE Ribbons,
P!ain-edge Gros Grain Ribbons.
Double-faced Satin Ribbons.
Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons.
novelty Is . 81 Inch Satin Ribbon, In bow
knot design.
Another Is an S-inch Double-fsced Satin Sash
Ribbon, In Light Blue. Turquoise. Pink, Car
dinal. White. Cream. Black. Lilac. Old Rose
and Mousse Green.
(Fiyst floor. .undsr skylirht- ,
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PREPARATORY TO TAKING INVENTORY
date
kent with our
THE which besn
harvest
day trade left
balance stuffed
lot
esrsath sacrifice
VoU .ouabl. Dress Goods bu,
Tumbedr ,hips,
closely foownsths
importance this
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Srock-TAKrso REDUCTIONS
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

q pairs Mems 2-button Pearl Kid Gloves.
Sizes 81. 50 and .. Reduced from q. 80 to
50c. a pair.
9pairs Ladies' S-button-length Mousquetaire
Suede Gloves in Black and Tan. Sizes 81 and
81. Reduced from 81. % TO 81 pair.
IL pairs Ladies' 4-button Reindeer Gloves.
PERKINS, make, in English Tans, with pique
seams and spear-point embroidered backs.
Slightly imperfect. Sizes 81. 6Z and z. Re
duced from 81 to $3.50 pair.
% pairs Ladies' 6-button-length Mousquetaire
Suede Gloves in Tans and Grays. Sizes 81,
6h and "a. Reduced from 81 to 75c. pair.
(First floor. ........Secoud annex
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0-LsseA ROOM ssA Floor. sa sxidine -elssa.ea
WooDwAAD Am LorHso,.
lorH lirH AND srs. NV
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EVENING REQu,s1rrs
FOB RECEPTIONS.
WEDDINGS.
DINNER PARTIES,
THEATER PARTIES. &c.
WHILE the ''riehting up in al depart.
ments will 20 on with all possible zeal.
the store is in its usual ell.prepared condition
Offering q full stock Of well-tried, accepted
MAKES OF merchandise. particularly for ''eyen-
ing Use. 1t is worth knowing that the funds.
mental principles Of our store are never lost
sight of. We will sprinkle the best bargains
that can DO had over all the business but with.
out fail we shall maintain at all times with all
vigilance the most perfect stock of whatever the
best manufactures Of the world produce.
He demand for evening goods lust now II
paramount. If you have need of this char.
acter for New Years day there is no time to
Lose 10 expedite your selections we've pre-
pared the following list. Look over it-per-
haps it will remind you Of something you
should have.
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SrocK-TAK1Sa REDUCTIONS
BOYS OvEscoArs.

5, sizes 5, 4 AMI ), reduced from S12 so to 50.
2, sizes IA and 10. reduced from $3.50 to
$50.
2, sizes z to ID. reduced from $40 to 1926.
2. size Z. reduced from $40 to 1878.
g. size IL. reduced from $3.50 to So IS.
4. sizes 81 to IL. reduced from $40 to 81 30.
(Third 10th street building.)
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For the accommodation Of those who were too late
IN placing their Crayon orders with before Deem
Der We will aecep; their orders for the ext few
days at tie price that offered in Noyen Der
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EVENING SILKS.

bVENING DILKS.
AmaFnihcent stock Of Imported Novelties.
plain and fancy-BouQuet and other effects.
Crepe dc Chine. Japanese Crepe.
Canton Silk,
japanese Silk. Silk Null.
Printed China Silk.
Brochs China Silk. Brochs Crepe.
Surah,
Bengaline, Faille Francaisa.
satin Duchesse,
Merveilleux. Victoria,
CRYSTAL,
Gros d'Egypte. Brocades,
Fancy Stripes and Novelty Brocadss
IN tinsel effects.
III" oor."..."...............un under skylight.)
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1891-02-20
atruclx n Trade.

A month or SO ago-during the unus-
ually warm and pleasant weather then
preyailing-the s%ubjoincd item appeared
in the GRAPHIC:
The editor of the GRAPHIC wants to
trade a cutter for a straw hat, a mohair
buster and a pair of linen pants.
Like a great many other items that APP
pear in this strictly moral and interest
ing sheet, the item vas largely clipped
by exchanges-and eventually got into
the patent insides" Of a great many
more. A few days ago the following
postal card came to hand:
Wilcox, Neb., Fob. 8, 1891
EDITOR GRAPHIC:
Dear Sir:-If You have a good cutter to trade
that is a nice one, / have a choice resident 10,
in original tow of Edgar. Nes.; worth $50 cash.
free and clear. that j would trade. May l hear
from yoa! Respectfully,
II. II. WHEELER,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1891-02-20
TEACHERS MEETING.

The next meeting of the Teachers AS
ISOLATION will be held in the Chamber
lain school house OF Saturday, February
q, 1891, q l O'Clock p. III. 1t will I'M
doubtedly be interesting to all. No one
can estimate the value of these meetings.
The meeting at Kimball was much bet
ter than the last one at Pukwana, al
though the absence of teachers was very
manifest, especially of these who We're OH
the program. Ihore every teacher OH
the program will make it their business
to be present, prepared to make this The
best meeting Of the season. The COM
mittee has not named anyone to take up
the discussion OF the topics, hoping that
all will be prepared to take apart. There
will be a question box to be opened be-
fore tho close OF the session. Everybody
invited.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1891-02-20
Educational Departments.
Edited by Supt. !. p POTTER.

I hope every teacher will carefully
read Miss GEif1n's article, "What Teachers
Should Read" There is much argument
worthy the consideration of everyone.
The highest educational writers of our
time recognize the fact that the most
progressive teachers are those who read
much in the line Of their profession.
Ono great trouble has been to have this
reading carried on systematically. The
leaders in educational work in South Da-
kota, seeing the need of some method in
this work. have established the South
Dakota Teachers Reading Circle. The
managers select books and conduct an
nual examinations. Anyone following
this cours Of reading for four years re-
ceives a diploma. The first class gradu-
ated last September.
The following communication from
State Superintendent Salmon to the
county superintendent of South Dakota
shows his deep interest in the circle.
Having observed the beneficial results
of the reading circle work in various
communities. it ismy desire to encourage
the continuance and increase Of this
work as much as possible throughout
the state.
please inform your teachers Of your
county that.a part of the questions at
each examination will be based on the
reading circle course Of study. ANY aid
you can give in this matter will be ap-
preciated. You can do much to aid in
promoting the work among your teachers
by informing them either by circular or
otherwise, that preference and recon-
%mendation, other things being equal.
will be given to those teachers who use
every means of self improvement within
their reach"
Anyone desiring to take the course can
send for the books at once. The books
for this year are Practical Hints for tile
Teachers OF Public Schools, by Rowland,
D. Appleton & Co., Bond ST., New York,
publishers, price IS cts, postpaid; and
Hawthorne and His Friends, D. c. Heath
& Co, 1856, Wabash Ave-, Chicago, pub
fishers, price, ST. Is, postpaid.
1t is not necessary to be a member Of
any local circle. Please notify me as
soon as you Begin the course.
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hit of History,

Woonsocket News:-We have received
the first number of the Alcaster Union
from u old home in Union county, this
stats. Farm land in the vicinity of Al
caster, is worth from $40 to $40 an acre,
and yet it is less than ten years ago that
some Of the finest quarter sections could
be had for $500 to 800. Eleven years
ago the writer Of this tried to sell a
Gne quarter section, three miles from Al
caster, for 500 and failed. We were Of
fered only S75. The same place we sold
two years later for $1,000 and it could
not be had to-day for less than $1,000 and
it is well worth it.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1891-02-20

We left South Dakota with regrets be-
cause to us it had been a failure, recog-
nizing the fact that chattel mortgages
and dry weather are two great drawbacks
to any farmer. We came to our little
home here in the suburbs of this village;
have been very we'll, but live very eco
nomically, per force. Mr.. 7 has been
fortunate in getting firewood, and corn
and hay to keep teams, pigs, chickens,
ETC., in return for his work. but I have
been compelled to call on my people for
a loan to meet cash necessity. Mr.. I.
will farm the coming spring, also cult
yate small fruit and market garden, so l
hope WI will be able to meet our obliga-
lions. Should it be s%ensonable for ber-
ries, especially Strawberries and raspber-
ries, we will have quite an income early.
Times, financially, are close here.
There are so many that depend on day
labor for their support, that it is hard to
get money, as they will work for trade
so low that l don't see how they live.
Mr.. Turpitt has not given up hope that
he will effect his claim for g pension yet.
1t does seem that one who served contin-
n0usly for almost five years should stand
on an equality with men who served one
fourth or less--as many did who draw
large pensions. But such is life and no
one to blame. land a tough life it is in
this instance, for if any man deserves a
pension it is T. P. Turpitt.-Ed.l
Every GRAPHIC that comes is eagerly
read. Its weekly visits are like an old
friend. Long may it live.
We have had a very pleasant winter,
though dry, until now. We have foot of
snow at present with indications of a
thaw. La Grippe is very general-Mr. T.
is just recovering from it; there are a
dozen cases in town. Hoping you are
more favored in this respect, and with
best wishes for you and your interests, l
an, respectfully,
MRS. NJ. C. TuRPiTT.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1891-02-20

Our friend ]. H. WEIGH, of Edgerton,
Chas. Mix, has favored US with q cata-
logue of his stations, four in number
three imported Percherons and the trot-
ting bred stallion, Monte Cristo. These
stations are gilt-edged stockand, except
Monte Cristo, are for sale. The cata-
logue, by the way, is about as neat a job
as we have seen lately and one that the
Castalia Republican may well be proud
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The Sioux Fails Arpus

The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader is print
ing a series Of most valuable articles on
the advantage, p~racticability. cost and
best method OF artesian irrigation. 1t
has employed Prof. G. E. Culver and
other well-known experts to make an ex-
hibition of the subject, and has gathered
a great amount Of pertinent information
which will be laid before its readers I'M
mediately.
The Weekly Argus-Leader purposes to
become the representative newspaper Of
South Dakota. 1t claims to furnish its
readers more news, in better form, and
at smaller cost than any other paper in
the state. Its telegraph news, special
correspondence from Pierre and WASH
ingtOn. state news, agricultural matter,
miscellaneous articles and editorials are
fresh, pointed, comprehensive and fair.
1t collects and prints all its own matter
and has its eye constantly on the inter-
ests of the stat. The price is 81 per
year, fifty cents fvr six months, and thirty
cents for three months in advance. The
Daily, 81 per year. Sample copies free
on application. The Argus Leader and
the GRAPHIC will be sent to any address
n year for $2.25
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1891-02-20
very nice Letter.

1.-THE following letter was not sent for
publication, but we take the liberty Of
printing it for its general excellence as
well as the interest 1t may contain.]
Gainesville, Iowa. Feb. 10, 1891
Mr.. e. II. THAN
Dear Sir:-I have been intending to write
you ever since VT came home, but
Mr. I. would say: wait until I get a
few . ) to send. So have waited till
now-but the $ 5 are not forthcoming
and l write a line out Of courtesy rs we'll
as explanation.