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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
BISMARCK GROWING STRONjER DAILY.

GREATLY IMPROVED SINCE HIS RETURN TO his
HOME FROM kIssINVEN.
Berlin oct lot is apparent that Prince Dis
morck's return to Frledrchsruh from kissingen
has been OF great benefit TO him. lie Is growing
stronger daily. lie sleeps well, and every DAY
since his return he has taken drive WIN III
cchweninger his physician. During these drives
the Prince chats constantly with MS companions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
EMMA GOLDMAyS HUSBAND ~ PRiSoN

Rochester. n Y. Oct. lo.-Jacob kers'ner,
dery-tongued .,ocalist formerly resident o, ''''
city, and the real husband OF Emma oo'' .,an.
was yesterday sent to Auburn r'''o" tyo.s,nor
$50 on the charge OF grand larceny. kers'her
80, ~. CoIdman I'm this city four years
nsn and for a time they lived together mere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11

,h,o ~ All their orders even with double shirts Oh
Rrusses Oct 10-The striking coal miners ISL, IN , IN,
Charieroi district are firing Of their hght VIII h .
,nina owners Two thousand Of the men went paeN
80 work today and more will return Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
QUARANTINE SAID TO BE CowARDIOE.
ERNEST HART LECTURES BEFORE THE ACADEM'
OF MEDICINE on CHOLERA


OF MEDICINE on CHOLERA.
..,ona,,,r.. Ire Merits Mlshaps and Mistakes.
,,as tb. subject OF an interesting address by
Ernest Hart Editor Of The hritish 'ieue~
Journal" before the Section OF PUBIC Hea,'" ="
the New.York Academy OF Medicine Al No. -
West Forty-third-st Mr.. Hart does not pe"e'e
=, ouarontIne hut he does believe and heartily,
Ton I'm q strict supervision or the water supply anu
the sewerage lie said. In part: Quarantine Is
an exploded fallacy. Quarantine Is cruel ana
understandable proceeding. and English experience
has been such that quarantine has been oiscarueu
for the last twentyseven years NO quaiaii'"''
:, sacure The only effective quarantine is
Chinese wall which shall cut of all other couh-
tries but this IL cruel The moment you MAKE
hoiar, contraboud YOU induce it TO come into the
country.
There Is one method and one only. OF making
q country secure. There IL nothing 40 easy 10 Keep
out and deal with cholera. Inc rear OIL e"o'e'"
has saved more lives In IN" worId ''"' NV ~,
dauics Of the last hfty years have Destroyer
mo knowledge that 1t is due to dirty water com
p-ls the authorities take precautions that nave
/ saved thousands OF lives every year
Mr. Hart went on to say that millions Oh uo'i" I,
had hsu snent I'm England on water WORKS ana
se,yerasa facilities Cholera" he said Is not
catching You can eat cholera, you can Win"
cholera but you can't catch choIera'
.r,n,, do not quarantine against measles or
,,.,,bus I'm, Won do guard against that which Is
not catching II wanted to go TO SAFE bpi I,e
nonld 90 TO a well-conducted cholera hospital
of ali diseases cholera is the least 10 De isaier.
y. ,,',rantine IL a sign of coWardce, ana q r.
nrosch The purity Of the water supply odea,1
streets not quarantine, are the P'oPei P'eN""
/ tons.
ALI. THE RUsSIAS PASSENGERS WE'LL"
DR. Jenkins at O'Clock last evening, issued the
/ following bulletin from the Quarantine o'a'oh'
IAN OF the passengers and crew OF the steamer
Russia ar. well. They have been inspected twice
| today and all of the steeragc passengers nave
ean transferred to Hoffman Island for Observation
oss having been taken yesterday and 10 to-day
| They have all received bath and all Oh their
! clothes and other effects have been Thoroughly
dislnfected by steam
.'The ARCHAEOLOGICAL examination In the case OF
Mrs Aue has been delayed somewhat longer than
usual I'D TO noon to-day the results were mega
five. then il was discovered that the lens or the
microscope was defective. Another instrument was
obtained and this evening the plate cultures SHOW
! the presence of comma bacilli
There is no occasion for alarm. however as the
Storage passengers are healthy. cleanly and we'll
| nourished people This is the seventh day since
! the last patient was isolated from her Fellow pas
sengers without further deNelopement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
r.sr.Ro1,Sp FREIGHT TRAFFIC INCREASING
CONCORD AND MoNTRI

CONCOKD MD M0N IhfAh . NN.~e7S" 1'I''71'"
Concord " IT,. Oct. 1o.-The stockholders OF the Con-
cord and Montreal Railroad Company in annual meeting
to-day accepted report OF the directors and eeee'es
the board
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-09

design which is new, artistic and in keep
ing with the seHs0n. It's accurate like
nesses and interesting and instructive
sketches Of the celebrities of the trotting
and pacing turf, its special contribution
by the most eminent writer's who are
authority on the ir respective subjects.
together with its valuable statistical
tables and stories i'll proae and poetry, it
| will contain five double-page and II
supplemental half-tone.
| and as q whole will form the most valua-
Bile publication ever given readers OF turf
! literature. an issue Of SO reliable and in
! structive a character as to insure its
preservation throughout the coming year
az a book Of reference.
In order TO supply those who are not
subscribers and whose subscriptions are
not forwarded on or before January LIST,
1884, thu regular edition will De doubled,
its price of fifty cents per cory being
based Oh its actual cost and value, and 10
secure prompt attention orders should
be mailed at once to Clark's Horse Re
view Co. 81 Washington ST., Chicago.
Special inducements to those securing
clubs and those who are DESTROYS of earn.
ing pocket money for the holidays.
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THE KIMBALL GRAPHIC
A 2. 1INAN.
The Official PapsF Of Brul8 County,
Says the State Forum at Sioux Falls:
Ilnra 10 a tuiln snraad miaannrahanr1n

Says the State Forum at Sioux Falls:
There lisa wide spread misapprehenslon
as to the extent Of prohibition as con
tanned in the constitution of this state.
Unconstitutional prohibition is direct
ed solely against the open saloon. 1t
only prohibits
First-The manufacture t'for sale" of
Intoxicating liquors;
Second-Ihe selling or keeping for
sale las a bt average Intoxicating liquors.
This is the whole scope Of prohibition
as contained i'll the prohibition"
Not as wide es a church door, nor as
deer as a well, but it's enough.
We beg to differ with our populist and
prohibition contemporary at Sioux Falls.
The constitutional prohibition is direct
ed against the use OF Intoxicating liquors
az n beverage. The open saloon is
!, simply a scare-crow set up to drive the
conservative vote into the prohibition
ranks. II SO happens that in spite Q.
constitutional prohibition the snle0l
stays open iii most places and in other,
the hole-in-the-wall takes its place
Consequently the protibs are kept Yer.
busy handling this incidental feature o
pIohibiton. But were the saloons cioset
tight as a drum, everyone, the proilib
would leave no stone unturned To roo
out every drop OF Intoxicating liQuo
that was intended for any purpose.
This is the scope of prohibition. ecu
I 1tifu4i1ual M nfhoryt,a
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-09

II is said that the jobbef's association
Of Sioux City viii take some official
action in reference TO the present train
service west Of Mitchell, which is operat-
lag to the decided disadvantage of Sioux
City, As Che mails aud the trains run
at present business men can gel their
orders filled in Chicago and receive their
goods in as short a time as from Sioux
City with the decided advantage Of abet-
ter market, Sioux Ci!y's trade in this
part of the state has been due wholly 10
lis nearliaas of location and the short
tine with whieh it lsas taken to recste
goods fr1m ii. This ~liuable advantage
10 it mas Dow been almost wholly
ob'iteraSea 50 ier as Effects The territory
vest o. Mitchell au3 lence Tie tir Down
....
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s.rrnEeres, tn rsorae..,en

With the coming OF the holidays, lovers
of tart litera tnre begin looking Toward
TO the treat which Clark's Horse Review
is in the inbit OF presenting It's thous-
ands Of subscribers, and from the brief
synopsis of the contents of The coming
Christmas Number herewith presented,
its usual persistency in keeping up with
the times and excelling (eyen ITSELF is
again manifest. The season just past
has been the most notable III the history
Of the light harness horse and it only re
mains for The Review 10 complete the list
Of record breakers.
The coming Holiday Number. which
Will he issued December 18TH next. Will
consist Of 40 pages and Will contain
only that which Is Of the highest class,
both from a literary and artistic stand
point. aud aside fteai lis handsomely
photographed cover IN ten @Giprs with Il
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-09

r. Will cost you nothing and win sure
~ do you good, il you lave a Cough Cold,
Or any trouble with Throat, Chest or
Lungs. DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds is sure
10 give relief, or money will be paid back.
Sufferers from La Grippe found it just
the thing and under its use had q speedy
and perfect recovery. Try a sample bot
Tie at our expense and learn for yourself
Just how good a thing It's. Trial bottles
free III y. L, Miller's Drug Store. Large
size Doe. and $l.NQ. 8
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-09

Fhe foiinging tea, whict, Is simply
credited to an exchange, introduces the
poiet in a very pertinent manner and i:
we'll worth reading: the man who ex-
poets 70 see the country go the devil
entirely should halt long enough |,
think on the subject q minute, il lie can
do s without enaangering his health
He should remember that the Democrats
are as much concerned in The welfare Of
the countrY as those who eternallg yell
thai the Democrats are not to he trusted
5Jofeo@eF, tllere ware atsthe last election
about 8Q0,030 moFa Democrats in ths
a9untfy tben II pHbtieN0s, and each ons
has about as much q stehe IS his f;upGtr
lican aeiglhof.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-09
aanrtnare SnEes

nessnlf i,as been aleae in the payment Of Iht
1854, executed BY Eosel! Hickey ard Rusela.
Hickey. lis wife, moriSagers, 10 Rchecca i
lockwood, MORTGAGE, and recorded III Book 1
The a,nolut claimed To be t.ur on aa?i r:or,sns,
at ibis dgteis S19T.g7. Therefore notice is here
by gtvcp that aaJd mortgage will be foreclosei
hs q 5oie Of the uortgagaa premises therein de
@crlSed, to-wit. The sOutl-ehst quarter OF tpt
Northeast Quactef Of section thirteen, in Town
ship one hGndraa aid three, NORTH; range %scyerti,
Two w.pt 9Th y. NJ, and lots eight and nine il
bloGi, hft%en ia the city of thnrnl,erlaip record
ing to the Hu,ondea plat hereof, all Of sad pren!
tees being Ia Rruie ~cctu.ty soGtt! Daltop.. Siat
sale VIII take place az the front door NJ tbeconr
house ia tie city nS sharnherlalu j}ruin uoUuty
). D.. on tho 18th day OF December. 1893, at on
o'rians p, m,
Chamberlain, y. n. Noyempo. ist, 1893.
JANEs BGuTs;, bEHg4C4J j. Laokwoop,
Attg. for Mortgages Mortgage.
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YOER EYES
MIR. " sliRsHBERG

The seil.kapwn Eve Expert ct 60 uhvo 81. ST. Ians
No. md SO f. sxhitrees, Nav York, has appointed y. 4.
MILLER, as ssptt snr fM.celehrs.ted Ncp-Chsseeaiie spss-
tacles and Ese-0iesnes. Itsss Gipsses ns the grestast ia.
yontion eyer nude in apeetaclet, md every pair purchased
mo matter how scratched tia laasetl. thereby viii farniah
tho party with a new rair Of 6lHseea, free OF chrsgs. f.M
MILE has Il full assortment and invites eli who wish -
s~s.!siy themssiyee Of The grant . sppriarst5 oil tasse sias~ne
over any and nA o.here soy u ass, 10 call sad szarpips
them st y, &, Mi1IER's, tcle sTent soF ais.lrsn. q. o. Ne
r.adiesa supplied. None gcsuiae unlssa starafesi Non
haHgeasie,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-09
Mortgage sale,

Default bss h.en matte IN the a~nytnent OF She
MluoT secured 'y n mortgage dated DeCelhp"r
tOth, l@t, caecnted b. william Do,snn = single
iantl. Inort9Rsor, 10 Hiram Barker, Mortsasee,
gnl regarded IN beck OF nlQrtgaSee On page 22d
81 i|rsla County, 8. d. lieh mortgage win tha
aeb. secRredi thereby was by decree q The taun7
- Cont Of b.nie County, =. u, duly assigned
% james y. kiepri., Charles W, Taipey. Hosea
- fltafiy tbHrias !" Wligate, 'tenrs r.. Par
kar anii Iuta +, Giottmsn, Us trustees nj the
ustateo fsaid Hiram Barker, thrn deceased, ard
en- slscessnrs ae srch trustees. The amount
claimed 10 he duo OF srliti furrtgE4ent this date
s S:a5,5i besides ;Si1.0a f,s attorneys sees ti,ars-
y, provided for Therefore liutiCe 70 barely
e{ytB ttiat said mortgage viii be toreeiHeed IS r
sob Of die inogtaaEel premises. tent: The
sotdsHes. quarter OF ]aeei.sl twenty-SsNFh, ~
township one hundred and lcsr portb, range
arreniH-rue. vest 3th %. M ~ 3cnlr County, :.
d, "a tta front dnor ii tne cont hpu.e iuGhann-
beriaip, On tltu Nttr deg QF Gseetsbnr, ls'3 ~ ON
O'Clock u. N
C~batn1eriaiD, ) -. tlctohea 2!th: 1853,
ie..ngs y. G~aiaerly, Charles v, Taipe2. tionFy 4.
Parker. !pMn 7. CItat;neE. 5a;gaei $. Parket
and q. i. Wilson, Trustees nf the estate oil
Hiram H1rt.ea. Gpcpassa.
JShiiS tiEONN, Atty for said Trustees.
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K,.oa,an.s arn.ss #a,xe.

Tho hszt sslye in thu world 80. GUN,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Sal. Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter. Chspped Hands
Cailblsins, Corns. and all Skin Erup
tioas, and positively cures piles or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price IS cents per box. For sale By F
4. KILLER.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-09

The Miner County Democrat ina closed
its first year u1de. the management Of
Levi y, Wait anil bis partner, n, 4. Dana,
and the boys are materially well satisfied
with tl'e;r work. They certainly gel up
a readable paper and The paper is crowd
I'd with home advertisements.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-09
gntsrlEgcnce of ssaSor,t.e.

~ 80
Sioux Fails Fofum:-It for long, long
years was the boast Of The Republicn par
ty, and r%ighttuily too, that it embrAced
the intelligence Of the nation. The city
Stun, and the illiterate Of all nations
voted the Democratic ticket. Greeley
said the best Democratic ward in New
3ofil, was where most lice and ignorance
%aHaNndaa. In BEDDING over the recent
vote Of .:3atlI Dakota, certain Facts stand
out quite boldly. I5aT instance TIE Ris-
lain county Of Hutchinson gave il3 Re
taIhi!ran votes aud oniy 20 independent
yoess. This ether Ru4siRn c0nnty Of The
state, Mcpherson. rplled ati Republican
votes and only 80 Independent votes.
These late subjects OF the Car have no
doubt Il very clear conception of . n
stitutiopal liberty, anu the knout. Rob-
erts county is another example. Here
over 300 r%ed-iegged bucks with a chunk
OF raw liver in one hand aud a Repnbli-
can ballot in the other went up to the
polls and voted for the dear principles
of constitutional liberty. In Douglas
county there is q goodly sprinkling OF
ex-slibierts Of the Car, men accustomed
to the Siberian march and epioDage of
the gausd' arms of The emperor. The
vete N that county stood 335 for i'm
petialism and 100 for human liberty. In
the half-hreed county OF Stanley, whore
the disciples OF Humps and Two Strikes
prevails. The vote for raW-beef rations
was 90 and for free silver 2. The above
Is a fair sample OF tile intelligence OF the
majority vote Of she state. The late at
tempt OF Commissioner Ruth to Shut up
&c schools Of the state by cutting eff The
appropriation was possibly in the IN
teapsts Of tiff same. Intelligence.
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THE MOST USEFUL MAGAZINE

to the business man, t!tc tawyql, ply
slclan. the eieFgyFaan, tlm teacher. the
politician, and in short, 30 everyone lgha
Y Interested IA affairs which eonceyf
the American pna.it:, and Riia wishes ia
keep fully abreast Of tie times, is
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-09

How have the mighty fallen The
worlds fair ground is oyarTun with M
enormous number of immense rats and
the residents Of the adjacent property
ara tafrihly worried.
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Guardians nsofsce.

No;icei Is horebY given. that il pursuance OF
m order OF The county oonrt OF the County ii
Bc'la, Soath Dakota. mace on 2!st day of No
Yeriber, 1885, in the niatter OF the estate al
Julius link, insane, the undersleued, he ppard
iau 81 the estnt. OF suid Julius Fink will sell at
ps!vnte sais, 10 the highest bidder, FOR cash, snd
or after the Nth day of December, is!s, the fol
lowing land bel6agingto snid Juiius Fink tg-wit
The noitllhnlf OF the northeast quarter Of sec.
D. cnntaining 80 asrss. Tijs in writias vii b.
E~eceived at tte office ni L. L. Dcury, count,
indge. Chamberlain. -. u, or inay be deliveries
To the undersigned personally.
IctiN5 and Conditions Of the Sale: Si0a cash
balance may be on three gears time With ten pc,
cent. interest secured by mortgage on the land
Deed at e2Eense of purchaser.
HERMAN nErERscE.
Guardian Of the eetste of said Jrliaa Fink.
ChnInherlai.L, $. ID, Norcnlkor 2iet, iaa5.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-09

The skookum Roof Hair Grower con-
paHg is n. &, and publishers Of their nd,
might as well drop ii for they VIII neve,
get aly paE Tor il.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-09

Preston OF Mitchell says Pettigrawi is a
Populist on finance and a Democrat on
tariff.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-09

Prof, John Eyndall, the noted scientist
died in England Monday.
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1894
Harper's Bazar.
ILLUSTRATED.
ILLUSTRATED.

HaEpra's EAzARi is . journal for the home
Ii gives the fullest and latest information about
Fashions; and its numerous illustrations. Paris
de.igns, End pattarn sheet supplement-. are in
iisnensabic alike to ;hc home dress-Inler and
tie professional noai>t1. No expense is spared
10 make lis artistic at.GaetiYn'ess of the highest
order. Its bright a~terirs, amusing cr!ticiits,
and s.anshttoi essaya satiaiT all tastosi and It's
last page Is famous a. Il hrdestef S.!talld btl'tor.
II it's w'-'kis ia.c,'e eg"rythinc isinciI'iei Fsh}e'I
il of inte"-sttn N4tpaatA ihns -'s.ala fuf iSHf viii
he wilton ny William Hlaek, n1d t%,:,i,er !}ss4nf.
Short stores vliihn wrjcSeut,E NaryH 8i'stas.
Marin Lcnise Pool, Euta scLteil r;tN3i,
Marion Harland and others. Dut-!aur Sports
aud Indoor Gaines, Social Entertainment, k,n-
~broi,iery and OTHER interesting ,opjce viii receive
c~orstant attention. \ aev, series ii promised OF
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-24

State Comptroller Smith and Treasurer
Jones while here yesterday informally
discussed oyster navy appointments
which will be made at the close Of the
oyster season. These appointments had
been postponed at the suggestion OF Gov
ernor Brown, who will be consulted be-
fore the elections take place. 1t is said
both Captain Turner and Captain How
ard will remain on the force Gen. Jos.
eph Ii. Seth is an applicant for reap
pointment as commander. The friends
of Capt T. B. q. Howard are urging him
for commander, and in the event of his
appointment IL is said f. Louis Griffith.
of Anne Arundel, viii get the steamer
Governor Thomas. Captain Howard ar
rived here yesterday, The steamer has
been cruising In the Eastern bay and
Chester river
Application has been made to the State
fishery force to permit the extra police
sloops employed during the oyster sea-
son to remain on duty after the expira-
ton of the six months for which they
hired and until the close of the longing
season. April Goth. Dredging cease :
March 31st
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-24
A Useful Publication

When the United States Government
took control of the Worlds Columbian
Exposition last October, on the occasion
of the dedication. board of control was
appointed to carry on the work TO a sue
cessful completion. One of the first acts
of the board was to order publication
which should give the information that
people are most DESTROYS of obtaining in
connection with an enterprise now upper
most in the public mind. The work was
given the title of the "Otficial Directory
of the Worlds Columbian Exposition"
and active preparations were at once en-.
tered into. II has now so far progressed
as TO warrant placing II into the hands
of solicitors for the purpose of taking
subscriptions 1t will contain not only
very valuable, but also very interesting
information. Will be illustrated with
about one hundred full page half-tone
engravings, and will contain the names
of every exhibitor, his home address,
what he is exhibiting and where the ex-
hibit may be found at the Exposition. II
is information which intending visitors
most urgently need, and viii be highly
appreciated by the public everywhere
w. B. Conkey Company of Chicago, who
are the official publishers, desire rep
resentative in this locality. and will mail
handsome descriptive circulars on appli-
cation.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-24
onicers of Knights OF nonor

The Grand Lodge of Maryland. Knights
of Honor, which has been in session
in Baltimore, adjourned yesterday after
electing these officers: Dictator, Julian
Brewer, of Annapolis vice dictator.
Chas. Hogendorp, Baltimore; assistant
dictator, ID. M Hurley. Hagerstown.
chaplain. Jesse G. Small, Baltimore; re
porter. Benjamin Bissell, Baltimore
treasurer, &. V. ). Levy, Frederick;
guide. j. S. Price, Snow Hill guardian,
j. j. Zimmerman. Baltimore; sentinel,
Ii. G. Keefer, Frederick; trustees. Ii. G.,
Weimer, Cumberland T. M. Dukehart,
Baltimore, and b. w. Phraner, Hagers.
town; representatives 10 Supreme Lodge
Julian Brewer, Annapolis, aud John p.
Poe, Baltimore.