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MOrtpape Sale.

Whereas, II. L, Gates did execute aud deliver
to the Fidelity Fire Insurance Company, OF
huron, tthen Territory Of Dakota now State
ofSouth Dakota a Mortgage or Trust Decd upon
Lot nine (S), Block two (2) in Warmers End Ad-
dition to the town of Kimball. Lot three (s)
Block SIX o. in the town of Pnkwana, the North
east quarter Of Section Fourteen Q4) in Town
ship One Hundred and Three C03) of Range
Sixty- Eight 0s) and the SOUTHEAST quarter of
Section Nineteen u9), in Township One Hun
dred and One tl0l), of Range Sixty-Seven $50, IN
Brule county, State of South Dakota (then Ter
ritory of Dakota; said Trust Deed or Mortgage
bears date the 18th day of October, 1883. and is
recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds
of Brule county, State OF South Dakota, in Book
II of Mortgages. on Page 1928. and was given to
secure payment of u debt Of Seven Thousand
One Hund;-A Dollars, due from SAID II. Z.
Gates to the Fidelity Fire Insurance Company,
which said debit evidenced by one Gain
promissoay note described in said nortgaAl, nx-
ecuted and delivered by said II. L, Gates to the
Fidelity Fire Insurance Company.
Which said Trust Deed or Mortgage has been
assigned by said Fidelity Fire Insurance Com.
pany to the Bank of volga, by assignment dated
the 4th day of May, A. D.. 1891, and recorded in
the office of the Register of Deeds in and for
bEuAe county,, oUlte OIL soOuLn DAkOt0, IN BOOK IL
on Page $50.
Default having been made in the payment of
the interest on said note when due, by reason OF
such default the owner of SAID note has declar-
ed the said note Immediately due and payable
and has hereby instituted foreclosure proceed.
ings to foreclose said Trust Deed or Mortgage
and sell said premises to satisfy said debt.
And whereas, the amount claimed to be- due al
| the date IF this notion npdar tho tor~an f ,,;I
note and mortgage is the sum of Seven Thous.
and Five Hundred Seventy -Four and 54-lW dol
lars debt, besides this sum of One Hundred
Thirty-Five and 1910 Dollars ($l35. 45) for take.
necessarily paid by said Mortgagee, and interes,
also legal attorneys foes.
Notice is hereby given, that under the pow,
of sale Contained in said Trust Deed OF
Mortgage, ard duly recorded as aforesaid, ane
in pursuance OF tho Statuts in such case proyid,
ed. the said mortgage will be forclosed by tn
sale of said premises at public auction. at tn,
front door of the Court House at Chamberlair
in said county Of Brule, State OF South Dakota
on the 18th day of April, A. d. 1882, at 2 O'Clock
in the afternoon, to the highest bidder for cash
and the proceeds of said salo to be applied Ia
the payment of said debt and the costs of til,
foreclosure of said Trust Deed or Mortgage.
Dated at Volga, South Dakota, this 11th da,
of February, A, D. 1892,
BANK CT VoLaA, Mortgagee.
ByCady & Wright Attorneys for Mortgagee.
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Sioux City Journal:-An Illinois pub
Usher is responsible for the following
advertisement which may interest any
journalistic angels who happen to be out
of job:
l want a man who is an all-around
printer and newspaper man; one who un-
derstands presses, can set plain or job
tend correspondence, read proofs. edit
the paper and in fact be able to take
full charge ofthe office in ease the editor
wishes to leave. Must be strictly honest
and have good recommendations. No
drinking man need apply.
The GRAPHIC has noticed the adver-
| tisement, too. in several trade Journals,
but it did not strike us as anything UNI
usual. The Journal. however, effects to
believe that men who could satisfact-
orily fill the position are so scarce as
tobe Journalistic angels" On the con
trary, the country is full of them, and
their seeming scartity is simply due to
their never being out of a job. We can
name a score of men in this state who do
and can fill the qualifications and more,
too. They are editors and publishers of
successful weekly newspapers and are
daily obliged to perform all of the duties
named. 1t is from their ranks that come
the most valuable men on the great dali
lies and they are eagerly sought to fill
the position Of business managers and
all round men on the smaller dailies and
country wecklics doinga large business.
Why so many Of them prefer a bare liv-
ng,.,publishing a newspaper. to a COM
Portable salary nobody knows.
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THE KlMBALLG GRAPHIC
CLATE IL. rINAN,
Official Paper Of the City and County
OUR TENTH Ell RDAy.

OOlA i AN II 1sft-f IElIa
Ten years ago to-day this newspaper
plant was set in operation. 1t Was ca
led the Kimball Enterprise. The follow
ing spring the present publisher bought
the paper, changed the name to the one
it now bears, chucked in $500 worth Of
new material into the Office; and for
nine years has been here fighting, feast
ing and fasting with the people of Kim
ball, as the case might be.
OF all the newspaper men along this
line of road in those early days but four
remain beside the writer-Andrews OF
Plankinton, Wheelock of Mitchell, Hack
EFT OF Parker and Nash Of Canton. We
have seen twenty-five changes in the
Brule county newspaper field alone. 1t
makes lis feel old as we look back
through all these years, short thought
the time is in q busy mans life.
And for these many months of hard
work what is the reward? You tell. To
US, perhaps, the greatest satisfaction lies
in the fact thatin all the world the Kim
ball GRAPHIC has not an ayowed enemy.
That is a good deal to say Of a country
newspaper ten years OF age and nine
years under one management. There
are those, perhaps, who do not particu.
larly admire it for this or that reason
but all admit its excellence, its fairness
and its charity to all men; and even
among those who do not agree with i,
on public questions and political issues
its friends are legion. An equal,
pleasing feature is the high regard tn
GRAPHIC possesses in the estimation O
the South Dakota Press. This has Away
been an incentive to excel when mucl
less work en- the paper would have reap
ed the same appreciation and financia
reward at home.
While the GRAPHIC has. as a rule, KEEP
aloof from political campaigns, its read
ers have been kept informed OF al
political events, and on ali public ques.
tons and political issues the GRAPHIC
has arranged itself on one ride or tn
other. This was true of division an,
statehood for the Dakotas. of the tariff
Of prohibition and the silver question
1t has been neutral in nothing.
As for the coming years we can bu
promise that no efforts no hours Of har,
work will be spared to maxi the GRAPH
IC creditable to the town, the county an,
the state. One can depend on TIL
always.
We don't know as any more need b
said unless it is to express our SINGER
appreciation Of the support Of those VIII
have contributed so largely to tn
GRAPHIC'S success III the ten years past
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SOUTH DAKOTA REALTY,

just at this time South Dakota is full
of land buyers. Capitalists who made
comfortable fortunes by buying western
and northwestern Iowa farm lands ten
years ago, are letting go of those hold
ings ut IN advance of 100 to 200 per
cent. and reiavesting their money in
Soutl: Dakota dirt, we'll knowing that
the came increase in land values is sure
to come to this state. Land buyers and
real estate agents have been making
Kimball. Brule county headquarters for
the past 60 days, and many sales have
been made. That the parties buying the
land will double and treble their
money within a few years, is a dead
certainty. They will not sell them until
they do. The man who can afford to
hold his land. Is very foolish to dis pose
of it at even the advance in prices now
ruling. Most OF the farms changing
hands are those taken under a foreclos-
ure OF mortgage. They belong to indi-
vidual money loaners and mortgage
companies who make a business of loan :
ing money and not Of holding for a rise.
Hence, the sooner they can con
vert the land back to cash and reloan the
money, the better it suits their line of
business. AS soon as these changes
have all been brought about-and it is
going on rapidly-farm lands will 90 up
with a jump and town property CORE
spondingly. The lands then will be in
the hands Of those who are either living
on them and building homes or in the
possession of those who a afford to
hold them indefinitely. 1t will BE- easier
then to get $40 an acre for wild land
than it is now to obtain So. Ten years
ago one could buy for So to IS an acre
land in northwestern Iowa, now selling
at S1S to s25.
The only desirable cheap farming
lands in all OF Uncle Sans domain are
now confined to a very small area
southern and eastern South Dakota.
Comparatively speaking, the cheapest
lands IN the world to day are in Brule,
Chas. Mix, Aurora and Douglas counties,
South Dakota. The farming land of
western Kansas and western Nebraska
cannot compare with them in fertility
and quality of soil, and, granting the
rainfall is equal in all three localities,
we have here wonderful artesian
basin in addition to superior soil
for w~ithstanding the droughts peculiar
to all the western and northwestern
states.
When one considers these facts one
must be dull Of comprehension indeed
not to perceive the near prosperity to
South Dakota. 1t matters not n great
deal to the final result it occaeional
disappointment meets the husbandman.
There are off years in all kinds OF bust
ness. There is no other section In all
the Union in which the same amount Of
returns can be had from the same amount
Of capital in farming operations, taking
one year with another, and South Dako-
ia is worth to day $40 an acre for sheep
ranches alone, if the land couldn't be
utilized for another single thing under
the sun.
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Ex-Speaker Reed says that "DAvID B.
HILL is a typical Democrat, and he
ought to be the presidential candidate Of
the party because he represents it." 1t
is plainly the same course of
reasoning that made BLAINE the logical
~fayorite of the Republican party. If
there is any difference. HILL is the
cleaner man, politically, of the two.
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One always has to wait until RALPH
WHEELocK gets his coat off and an hours
time in his den to get the convention
reports down fine. The Mitchell Repub-
LEANS resume Of the Chamberlain con-
v%ention, published Sunday, is an illus
tration Of Mr.. W%NEELocK's excellent
reportovial ability.
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st. Paul Globe:-Political bossism is
getting out of fashion in:all parties. A
surprising indication of this was had in
that South Dakota Republican conven-
ton the other day. The majority rose up
with a wild dash and demanded that the
states of the bosses be broken. The
friends Of PETTIGREw had the convention,
but they fancied that his pocket was not
large enough to put the party in, and
that he needed to be reminded of the
fact. So they instructed for HARRISON,
but not from any love for the president,
but because they wanted to show their
independence. 1t is probable there is
some posing for effect in this, for it is
observed that most Of the delegates to
Minneapolis are men to be Influenced by
PErTIGREw, and could be easily taken
from the president after they had nom
inally respected their instructions.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-04-01

notwithstanding the CATCH license
bill was SO severe in its provisions as to
be almost prohibition in character, 1t was
defeated in the Iowa Legislature by the
Republicans, by a strict party vote. 1t is
probable that the present prohibition law
in Iowa will remain another two years,
at least,
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The Republicans say that CLEVELAND
is a mutton-head and a rank free-trader;
and of HILL, that while lie doesn't smoke,
drink, chew or swear. it isn't safe to
leave any states around loose when he is
in the vicinity. The g.. o. p. is hard to
please; why not let them pick out a
Democratic candidatep
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The sporting papers viii, have all they

The sporting papers will have all they
want to publish for the next few months
in discussing the coming match between
SULLIVAN and CoRBETT, the great Cali
fornian boxer. The two men have been
matched for $4,000 a side and a special
purse of $4,000 offered by the Olympic
club of New Orleans. The contest will
take place in New Orleans the first week
in September, the winner to take the
entire purse.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-04-01
1t is now charged that Gov. Bo1Es eats

1t is now charged that Gov. BolEs eats
with his knife, and the accusation, alas,
comes from men in his own party. This
is disheartening, If true, but it is con-
soling to know that BOIEs is at least too
we'll trained in tho etiquette of the
knife to be guilty Of thrusting it into a
fellow Democrat. Some alleged members
of the party founded by jefferson may
live to learn that the knife can be put to
worse use than eating with it.
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~aIOrlIEaxe 8ale,

g2 s1S5s9Lsnss&& IL hss been made in the pay
sH91eaS@4E tNSs4t on the money secured By =
s1ga34 SSSggaafSS Isl Eliza Webber. single. 81
Henle and state Of Sopth Dakota,
yhich mortgage vas recorded in
Mtliessk6Se Uf South Dakota, In Book 10 of
3 paxe .tsl, on the 18th day Of
M1gg66tlA1& lS6S. AIS ocl0cka a. M. and
S2shefw ise have been instituted to recover the
49, ssscureds b said mortgage. OF any part
het4As u vs. stipulated in said mortgage
s4AAti II default would BIO made in tho payment OF
5fssSn Sstsan 81 w. princlpn Or intSrest prompt;
deke1ii bessrnnde in tho. payment of the taxes
gAseassd IN eaid premises, before the same
rs .sl become dslinausns, then the whole sum.
Whbeisas. y, no .t.' day of August 1885. said
I sssiiginsdd bby the said MORTGAGE, to Warren
u sGooda!e whicai assignment was duly recorded
II q tlas. olie S. q the k sNssg sn,, Of Deeas M pi the hes said d
80 IS af M1ztgages, on page 2S0, aud
here's Insult has been made in the pay
81 Mant 6tthSestaxes ~assesse1 on Bad real property
sIlssressABy the said mortsagor in said mor.ga-
Wherssss dssauit has be en- made in the pay
Nkereas. thewhole amount of principal and
nsste:t hesa become due by reason OF euch
sSsasM EeTsaAe Tho amount claimed to be due upon
slt001Q mOffR180, At the Gate OF THIS nOtice, ID the
sentn Of -Four Hundred and Thirteen dollars and
4ixty.d I've cents (@4ls.6a) to wit: $500 principal
IND tSss8S interest besides the sum of Fitty-nine
Nollsfss snd seventy five Cents for taxes neces-
Sx9ekily paid hy said MORTGAGE and interest, and
44Mfnty dollars attorneys fees stipulated for in
49, sksnrtea
f.. rksrsfore notice is hereby given that
81 NJ Sirtne O3the of sale contained in said
II Mnftgak6,an duly recorded as aforesaid, and
3upnfsnahcs OF the statutes in such case made
q 1rYvtaed tho said mortgage will be fore
EsSglQgeq pySa sale OF the morteaged premises
kIsreinS described 81 at public anction at the frout
461r ~ the court house in the city of Chamber
ss9esA s1nd county of Brule and state of South
$zs443akeHta on ths7th day of May 1892, at Io'clocl
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Contest Notice.
February q, 1892.

United States Land Office, Chamberlain, s. .
COMPLIANT having been made at this Office by
Charles NJ. Freeland against Frank w. Barker,
Tor failure to comply with law as to Timber
1sS7, upon the North East quarter (NEh) OF
section e. township zoe range ~, in Brule
county, South Dakota with a view to the can.
the said claimant has broken, and planted to
trees or tree seeds only six acres of said tract,
planted all died in 1890, and the said six acres
have grown up to grass and weeds, the said
p,.rties are hereby summoned 70 appear at this
a. M. to respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged failure.
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41Ault; md
Whereas. the amount claimed to be due upon
Said mostaafe: at the date of this notice, is the
salian1 = Five Hundred and Eighty-four Dollars
. 1hiFty-eigh cents. (s5st.3 sl to wit: S467.5
principe, and $116.e8 interest besides the sum
Fifty nine Dollars and twelve Gents for
Esstaxss necesearily paid by said mortgagee and
SE%intefest and Twenty Dollars attorneys fees
SSNetaapnlated for in said mortgage.
Nov, Therefore, notics is hereby given that
~EhV8viTtue of the power of sale contained in said
slNaortaase and duly recorded as aforesaid, and
VA pursuance of the statutes In sach case made
md pfqsided the said mortgage will be fore
SsSnlneedg5 n % sale OF the mortgaged premises des-
.@stib13 s1kerein at public auction at the front
sofsSa!sth e court house in the city Of Chembe5-
atntsso the It'll day Of May 1892 at 1 O'clock
fgSinthe afternoon of that uay. The mortgagrd
@1eemisseRr situated in the county of Brule in
sststs ~ South Dakota, and arc described as
Soalowet wit:
NORTH East quarter of Section thirteen
tgownehip One Hundred and Two d0g of
afide West 5th P. NJ. Containing One Hun
Haixty acres.-
NtKfaball,S s. D. this LIST day of April
ZHEN j. GooDALE Assignee.
Long Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee
-ssS James Morgan, Sheriff.
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Senator KYLE denies the report that he
has gone over to the Democrats; says he
is just as good an Independent as he
ever was.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-04-01
For over Fifty Years

MTe. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1or children
teething, is the prescription OF one of the best
States, and has been used for over fifty years
with meyer falling success by millions Of
the child from pain, cures dysentery md diar.
rhoea, gripping in the bowels, and wiud colo,
Price 25c. q bottle. (5sI1
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-04-01

The New York Sun, which bases its
claims to Democracy upon the tradition
that 1t some sixteen years ago supported
q Democrat for the presidency. classes
all papers that fail to hurrah for HILL as
mugwumps. 1t is evidently meant by
this to convey the impression that the
sole authorized aspirant to the Democrat
ic presidential nomination is DAVID B.
HILL and that all other claims in that
direction are an infringement upon his
vested rights. In short, any Democratic
journal earnest enough to regard the
party with a warmer attachment than
that felt for Mr.. HILL and honest enough
to say 50, is incontinently damned by
Dana as mugwump. This is interest
ing merely because it shows how far
DANA can depart from the true doctrine
and still keep up his ridiculous preten-
sion to recognition as a Democrat. The
vast majority Of Democratic journals is
unalterable in its conviction that the
candidate selected must be the man who
best appreciates the prevailing senti-
ments Of the party upon the tariff and
coinage questions in order that an cleo
tion may distinctly mean a triumph Of
those sentiments. The great body of the
Democracydo not look upon a campaign
as a contest merely for the possession of
the offices, nor do they regard principles
and platform only as tricks to catch
honest mems votes and to be cast aside
aftet the contest is decided. This is why
the Democracy will select a candidate
whose first qualification must be a firmly
established position in line with the
party's policy. backed by q determined
desire to put that policy into effect if he
be elected. The Sun may regard this as
mugwumpery, but there is plenty Of
assurance that Democrats regard it as
Democracy. DANA should come west
and catch up with the country.
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Mortgage sale.

O"A>
ssault has been made in the pay
.terest on the money secured by a
lated the End day OF July A.. D..
Id by Robert H. Ware and b. Jennie
mi and wife of the county of Brule
81 South Dakota. TO l., A. Foote and
brtguae was recorded in the Office of
Rer Of Deeds of the county of Brule,
kth Dakota, i'll Book Is of Mortgages.
.4k 8 O'Clock u. M, Oh the 5th day Of
D. no action or proceedings at law or
have been instituted to recover the
Dnred by said mortgage, or any part
Zeeas, IL was stipulated in said mortgage
1f defanit would be made in the payment
REpottioplB Il the principal OF. interest
bc made in the payment Of
ale same shall become %delinouent,
Bic sum, both principal and interest,
RSQe due.
! 1.-THE 10th day of August 1888, eaid
ees3 fh the notes secured thereby, was
WA. BY the said mortgageeto Warren
phich assignment was duly recorded
. OF the Register of Deeds of the sait
tlRIule on the S0th day of May 1859, il
kf9f Mortgages, IN page 237 and
Edefault has been made in the pay
he taxes assessed on said real propert,
Ply the said mortgages;
.s, default has been made in the pay
l6he interest as stipulated in said mort
sSsbas. the whole amount OF principal ans
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ssituated in the county of Brnle in
Houth Dakota, and are described as
East quarter of section Twelve (l2)
lip One Hundred and Two fl02) of
Nine (69) W 9Th p. N. Containing
iand Sixty acres. .
nbali, 8. D.. this list day of April
j. GooDALE, Assignee of Mortgagee
8 Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee
James Morgan, sheriff.
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49,.
State of Illinois


UHTIVy .UVE DtVI1IIcHsUH
co. Collmnnn, President and Wm. Trunbnr.
Freeport. Illinois, being duly sworn dispose and
say that the foregoing is u full, true and correu;
statement Of the %sffairs of said company: thai,
designated MS schedules "a" 3d." c." "D.'
that the same are and each is. a full. true and
correct schedule and statement of the several
ules or any, or either of them, tothe best of
their knowledge and belief. Tint the sad In
surance Company is the bona-fde owner of at
least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS of actual
cash capital, invested in State and United
States st3cks and Bonds, Grin Bonds and Mort
double the amount for which the same is mort
gagged, and they are the above described officers
of aaid lnsuranna Gnmnnrr
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WIN. IhuNEAR. Secretary,
Subscribed and sworn to before me His 22nd
day OF January 1sS2. i. X. GRUNwoOD,
Notary Public.
State of South Dakota
Auditors Office -..
Insurance Department
L, l.. L. Taylor. Auditor of the state of South
Dakota. do hereby certify that the above is a
true copy OF the original Statement on file at
this office.
In witness whereof. l have hereunto set my
hand affixed tho seal of this Office at Pierre, this
7th day of March losa.
() l.. C. TAYLon,
SEAL Auditor.
State of South Dakota
Office of state Auditor
Department of Insurance)
GOMPANf's CERTIFICATE OF Authority.
Whereas, the German Insurance Company n
corporation organized under the laws of Hin ole
has filed in this Office a sworn statement exhib-
itinR its condition and business for the year
ending Dece mber 3lst, 1891, conform able to
to the requirements OF the laws Of this state
Whereas. The said company has fled in this
office a duly certified copy of is charter, with
certificate OF organization, in compliance with
the requirements of the insur ance law afo resaid:
Now, Therefore, l. L,C. Taylor, Auditor of
the state of south Dakota. pursuant to the pro-
visions of said laws. do hereby certify that the
above named company is fully empowered
appropriate business of Fire Insurance in this
state. according to laws thereof. until the 81 at
dnS of December, A. u. 1892.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto act my
baud and seal at Pierre. this It'll day of March,
A.. d. 1892.
Sr>l Lie. TAYLOR.
iSsal Auditor,
fN~ 49,
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German Insurance CQmDaDY.

ANNUAL STATEMENT for the year ending
December 81. A. d. 1891, of the condition md
affairs of the