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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-07-29

Watch our windows for a nice fresh
line OF Fruit. A. g. Pond u Co.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-07-29

Ihaye for sale cheap a lot of Register
ed Shortlorn, Hereford and Polled An
gus Bulls. selected by myself personally
in Wisconsin. JAS BYRNE.
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Eor Oycr Flrtx Ycnrs.

For Over FIFTY Years.
An old and well tried remcdy.--MIs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup has been used for fifty years b!
with perfect sncccss. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cure.
wind collie, and is the best remedy for diarrllnen
It is pleasant to the taste. sold by druEg.ss
bottle. Its value is incalculahle. BE sure and
ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, ant
take ny other.
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Perfumes, Toilet Waters,

Are you in need Of anything in PERFUMES? We arc
the leading Perfumers Of KimbaI. Sweet Perfumes always
lends q charm to the surroundings. Toilet Water tones up
the bath and makes the most soothing wash. TRY q bottle
of our Florida Water. Fears Soap is the best for bathing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01

~orv,sch Conn, Sept. - CSpeciaD-Big focks o.
ia ,,aeso y--.lsue,. one hundred birds in line.
courtyard bound. have been forging across the
state all the week and earnest was the business
that called them. evidently they paused not 10
rest or feed but swept along more swiftly IMAM ths
wind often th.y stop in their migrations TO ana
fro overnight in the fresh salt water ponhs OF
Connecticut and Rhode Island. where hunters get
shot AT shutdown Or sunrise: but they taFeHed III
Great haste this time. The geese have set out TOT
,he South unusually early. ana weather prophets
promptly predicted not only that We are ID Ior an
aarlv and lone winter but that rough weather in
the north had hurried the wilG geese IN 'he''
southern migration. Sure enough. cold weather I'M
seacopahl,, frosty set in not later than three or
four DAYS after the nrst-coning flock went scream
ing across Long Island Sound.
The Connecticut hunting season opens on MONDAY
nevt for three months. and rural sportsmen ana
farmers believe that the fields and woods are uh-
usually well stocked With game, with the exception
of mail G:ails will be scaTcer. The heaFy SHOWS
severe frosts and ice las. winter That plated
,he earth with a classy armor, barring thein OUT
from their acciston- food for many DAYS was
fatal 10 these iird.. PartridgfS are ~ d""""n''
o. ordinarily. wcoIcock rather more numerous than
usual and since the woods are laden WIN s"'oh'
there is likely t. Dc army OF sqdlrrei gray,
hacks coons' are as thick srOunl hogs. ana
The hunters are having great sport WIN them IN
The final quarter o. tne harvest moon. AHcall on
r. 0ille dog i'm .ni- town mas been in at the deith
81 thirteen TAT coons This fal ana biz shaggy ring
u ~ ct',s -,n i - most nisnt on ROCKY
hillsdes tnat aye "il"i" "7"' ~ ~
u nn 'Weinesdav next the dedication Of the Backus
CIV Hospital WI take plac~ 1t IS ma.SsiVe
srr,c,,ir. Of brick and stone iD great PARK. WIZ
lam " Rackus Of this city, VINO dicd about a
year ago. gave nearly $gn WIN Tcr e e
pital was built While William A 9'A''' e"uo"eN
hospital with A-sJ,vb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
RHODE ISLANDERS GOING TO the FAIR

Providence Y. l.. Sept. - cipeciaD.-Governor
Brown and STAFF and other State officials have gone
TO Chicago To be present at the exercises OF Rhode
Island Day October ;. Governor Brown will be es-
corted on that day By the Newport Artillery. The
exercises AT Chicago include addresses by Or. f. Il.
Andrews. President OF Brown University; Governor
Brown Professor Aonzo Williams. senator Nelson
w Aldrich and Colonel John e. Wyman. Miss Car
olinc Hazard and Henry II. Palmer will read poems.
The Kent & Stanley Company are preparing TO
erect "A building I'm Beverly-st. for jewelry manu-
featuring to be 2SOxl2O feet and six stories high
The business situation is gradually improving ~
the uncertainty as tariff revision Is preventing
manufacturers from stocking up. The Gorham
Manufacturing Company, who have been running
their factory four days week. will resume fuii
time next week The French artisans who are trav'
elllng through this country at the expense OF me
French Government We're here several days TINS
week The Governor and the Mayor received thein'
AMI the Commissioner OF Industrial statistics rs es
cOrtcd them 10 the great manufactures WHICH INV
came To visit l., Al.
George Walker who was the largest man In tne
State, died AT his home In Rockland on I1esuay;
He five feet eleven inches IN heignt. MS Na
measurement seventy-two Inches anu "'
weighed 500 pounds. ,.,or Al
ID. " Reeves. who has been the conductor ~
Gimore's Band for year. Is TO resume S""'ss
the American Band.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
ORGAyfzIyG THE LrNBERMEy'S LLOrDS

Eau Claire WIS. sept. 3O-Leadng lumbcrmen Of
the Northwest. Including two OF the heaviest con-
Germs az Eau Claire. have organized an insurance
concern patterned on tie old English Loyds plan
Of insurance with this end IN view the McDonough
bill on the subject passed last winter, the pro-
feet being furihcrci by Frederick Weycrhauser,
who for several years has entertained the Idea. and
all his companies Interested In the new con-
Germ The name of the enterprise Is THE Lumber
mems I.oyds Of Eau Claire MIS-" and it's opera
tons viii extend over Wisconsin and several other
States. !. A. Smith Is the attorney acting for all
the subscribers. and will conduct the business UNI
der the directions Of an advisory committee The
concern has abundance OF capital Ii Will issue
a maximum policy Of 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
sayr wosrs VIM rmr 70 roRsow

Hartford Conn Sept 40 fsp'ciaD IN" town cleo
'lons Monday are tatina th" attention ~ voters
,hroishDu ~. state although fh" interest s pure"
IS local NJ state matter tsiug 80 issue There if
Tho stnye matter ~ boards Of registration ~ voters
which may indicae 10" political complexion of ~"
State by comparison with the votes ~ reyious
elections but nothing Here IN Hartford there
Is a determined ,Iort on tho part ~ 10" I.epubl-
cans 10 Lard some Of the nominees 81 the party on the
safe side ~ the poll. especially III" candidate FOR
town clerk. Henry +. Smith. who ran exceedingly
well last year. and In the present circumstances
Of dissatisfaction with Town clerk Higgins by mem
bers Of hia own PARTY stands at least an even
chance ~ winning The women voters. who have
registered TO the number 81 over leo. will vote
on school matters only and II Is probable that with
their help the Republicans may elect IN" board of
school visitors and the hFh school committee. II
Is true :hat the leaders Of the Political Equality
club have nominated an educational ticket but
II is by no means true that the great majority ~
women who have registered viii vote that ticket
In fact the registration Is rather outside of that
peculiar coteric Of sufragi-ts and IS 'airly repre-
sentative 81 IN" women Of intelligence tn The town.
fl is remarked that there have thus far been but
few foreign born women or women "f foreign par
Registered. but no one attempts 10 account
fnr N Tin. great proportion II The registration
Of women has come from Republican families
Arrangements for Connecticut DAY at the Worlds
Fair October II. have been made by tho Managers
here and the party. when viii consist or Governor
Morris and stan. the Fair managers for th.s STATE"
both women and men. ana invited guests. VIII leave
her. on october In special train IN charge OF
Duartcrmasfer-t General HARRISON. Of this city. tn"
party VIII remain In chicago until October H. The
dav will be- celebrated 10y speeches. special music
ucctcuf VIII make special efforts To entertain the
party and assist In the celebration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
NEWPORT ~ AUTUMN.
b11fcS.

THE PLACE is by 40 MEANS DrSERTED-CoT'
TAGEEs ARRANGING FOR NEXT SEASON.
Newport. r. l., Sept 20 (SpcciaD. The close Of thu
month Of September finds Newport well filled with
cottagers at least. To be sure. the transient VS.
TORS have departed. and two or the hotels are
closed The weather has been wretched this week
and 1t has FASTENED the departure OF many OF the
cottarers TO Icnox and to the WORLDS Far. Ihere
,vere unite number OF cottage entertainments dur
ing the week. and some of the cottigers enter
,aiped ON board OF their steam yachts. Among
these were joel g. Wolfe. Perry Belmont ana os-
den Goclct whose wife gave an elaborate luhcheoh
al her new villa at Ochre Point Thursday. on the
same day Newport society was shocked when the
news OF the death in London OF Mrs. cram. wife
Of H. A. cram. Of New-York was received. Much
sympathy was expressed for the father Of Mrs.
Cram Egerton l.. Winthrop Of New-Nork
Among the cottagcrs entertaining early In the
week were James j. Van Alen Mrs. Edward ;.
willing Mrs James Sillman Mrs j. FREDERICK
Picrson. Mrs William Post Mrs. G. VI. oeirlchs'
Mrs Atherton Blight. Mrs. Masten. Mrs. W. w.
sherman Mrs Samuel T. Bargcr and Mrs. Louis
Q. Jones. Mr. and Mrs Prescott Lawrence of
New-York. will soon take possession Of the Villa
which they recently purchased Mr. and Mrs Rob
ert NJ Gushing. who have a villa here nave JNr'
returned from Europe. and on wednesday w !.
Whltehouse and o. portion Of his family sailed FOR
ENGLAND 20 Join Mrs Whlt,house and Miss White
house. who sailed some slime ago.
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Ing his mother. Mrs. be Lanrey Kane. Mr. Kane
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sloane has her sister. Mrs Lynch. ~ brookl'n aS
, .rs 49,. t.,, ,.L.n Tho rlfrllre
h'r t''N'. nv '''"' ,,
cottage 80 ochre Point. whifh ih'N hhF' "'iHIi'i
..,.,..i .aasons for tho strnuer az isqt Nr sloane
I'd. t....,t ..tt.h
has given NJ The schooner yn'm '"lunhl' WIZ"
he chartered fDr tho senson VT AMI MIS- l"hn
..if,o, .u s,.,1 , f,,flon ~ M. winter 900 Rome
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
THE BRrroy LIKES NR HoRroN's mr71ER-

Rbinebcck. y Y. Sept. - (spccaD.-consderable
excitement was aroused here on "Wednesday when
Il was learned that Mr. Asiors beautiful yacht
Nourmahal hal struck rock and then beeh
beached TO keep her from sinking near New-Ham-
b,ro M ana Mrs. Astor are AT Fernclifc, ana
n is hoped that the yacht will be repaired In time
for them TO have their party Of friends witness the
GREAT Yacht race on October from her, as ar
ranged The cost Of repairing the Nourmahal WILL
n Is estimated be about 5000
Mrs Carleton Hunt. OF New-Orleans. and MISS
Nellie Hunt are the guests OF the Misses Hunt at
Montgomery Place. Mrs. William Bergh Zip has
left Ankony for her town house in New-fork Tor
the winter Harry Kip has gone TO Yale. ana Ru-
doIph and Garrett Kip are at school at fonkers.
Mr. Vanderbilt's yacht has been anchored opposite
here for some time undergoing repairs. The Hev.
George Herbert Walsh and Mrs. Walsh. OF Pha-
delpha, are the guests OF Mrs. Richard Garrettson
Mr. and Mrs Glover. who have been visiting their
daughter Mrs George y. Miller. at the Grove have
returned TO their home in New-York Maynard
Marshall Of Charleston :. C.. has been the guest
of his father-in-iaw, the Rev Dr. Olmstead. at the
Episcopal Rectory. Hugo Scdleezek. OF New-York.
has been the guest OF Or. Latson.
Professor James Long. the dairy expert sent here
nv the English Government. who has visited the
leading dairy farms all over the United States.
writes as follows to THE London Live STOCK Ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
4 NEW PLiY ron NEU YOEhEES.
THE STRIKING CnAENCTERiSrl : or" rE,CFFt l.
WALLET WHICH sol SWIM RI SELL
WILL PRESENT

The play called Peaceful Valley with which
Sol smith Russell begins three months engage
meut az Days Theatre, october .. Is said To be-
OF "a somewhat similar character to that of ~
Poor Relation" though In many ways much SUI
perior to IT, IT Is later work by the same
author. Edward t. kildcr, and In It's construction
he has had the advantage Of knowing the actors
who would nh each part and their special htness
for IT, while the part for the star. being the hero
OF the play. necessarily has prominence. II Is a
story of dramatic interest all through.
The scene Of the comedy is laid among the noun
tains of Vermont and In this city. and the story
chronicles the doings OF the hero. Hosea Howe.
who Is bashful. gawky youth from a farm. He
falls in love In the country with the daughter Of
"A Ncw-York millionaire and finally. after dra-
matte and touching incidents OF city life. wins her
and all ends happily
II il said that Mr. Russell has made an even more
brilliant success In the creation OF the character OF
Hosea Howe than he did In thrt % Noah Naii In
"a Poor Relation" Peaceful Valley * 20
NEWCOMERS, and the characterization OF Hosea
Is unique on the stage. II IL should be well re-
ceved here Mr.. Russell may present 1t In Mr..
Days new theatre In London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
FOTND Gritty or POISONING MS WIFE

Iiillsdale. Mich Sept. 3).-Dr. NJ p. Foglcsong
who has been trial for the last two weeks for
the murder Of his wife two years ago by poison
was Yesterday afternoon found guilty charged
by the Jury. Sentence was deferred Mrs. Fogle-
songs last Illness attended with spasms. pre-
sumaby brought on by hypodermic injections Of
morphine a few weeks after burial the body was
exhumed. and while the physicians found no symp-
toms Of disease. analysis of the stomach showed
that IT contained arsenic and strychnine. About
this time Foglesong went to insane asylum
where he remained for some time. Upon his re-
lease. however. he was arrested and held for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
THE SOLDIERS WILL GO TO pITTsFIELp

Pittsned Mass Sept n (SpccaD.-Thc Ancient
and Honorable Artillery Company. ~ RostOn VIII
celebrate rs nth auniv'rgary in Pittshcld next
Monday There are about 20 men In the company.
and they will come ny to IItisicid special
train and have a parade and banquet in burbank =
hall I'm the evening. Some Of the most prominent
Berkshire men have belonged 10 this company.
including the late Governor Briggs who made
an honorary member in ISL The city government
held a special meeting this week to about enter
tanning their guests. Among the distinguished cii-
zens OF Pitsfcd who viii be- invited 10 be present
al the exercises are ex-senator Dawes. Mayor
Peck. Judge iiarker. OF the Supreme Court. eH-
Congressman Rockwell and crosby. and exAttor-
neg General Waterman. Such men Colonel
Wheldcn and other distinguished military mon will
also be present.
The berkshire delegation viii go down to Boston
to the Republican State Convention divided be-
tween Pillsbury and Grccnhalgc The pitsfod and
Dalton delegation. headed by W Murray Crane.
Of the latter town. a member Of the Republican
National Committee will be for Pillsbury. while
William Il. plunkct and part OF the delegation from
North Adams. and the delegation from LcnoN.
headed by Thomas Post. viii be for Grcenhaigc.
MaDcwOod Hotel Will close next week after a
prosperous season. = number Of cOttagers SIN
remain here including H. &. Valentine and Charles
Sabin. Of Ncw-iork: Mrs. ogden and Mrs. Buck
ingham OF Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01

zette": 81 hope shall not give offence If ven
turc to suggest the belief that, as we understand
good butter in Europe Americans do not know
what it is except upon the farm OF Ice res 81
dent Morton. where the butter is made upon the
system taught at our British Dairy Institute
Among the recent arrivals at the Inn are Hirs;
Warren H. NJ Wilson. General SUPERINTENDENT
United States Geological Survey, and W. K. Yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
MS DEATH DIE TO UIrCDT

st. Paul Sept. 3o.-Dr. l.. i. Dodge. OF Farming
ton. chairman OF the Republican Congressional Com
mtcc Of the lid District. died here suddenly yes
terday Of hiccoughs An operation had been per-
formed upon him within the last days and
the hccoughs him out DIR. Dodge u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
BAD W.isHOrTS on WESTERN ROADS.

Denver. Sept. 3D-The washOut on the Santa Fe IL
the worst that has ever occurred that line
Mails have been ordered sent by way OF Ogden for
California. apd agents have been instructed to sus-
pend the aala OF tickets. 1t Is estimated that four
days will be- required to repair the damage The
storm extended into Texas. There IL washout
on the Union Pacific Gulf line. the bridge across
the Canadian River having been s?i away. on
the Rio Grande branch to Santa Fe trains are
running only TO Espanoia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
NATIONAL Guard AFFAIRS.
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT CARRIES OFF THE
HoNoRs At CREEDMooR

The eth Regiment carried on the honors easily
in the state rife matches at Creodmoor on Friday.
Its team won the First Brigade prize 'mndily and
tn. state trophy with equal In the state
match the nearest competitor was twcnty-three
points behind the sharpshootors from the IN. and
In the First Brigade match the second team lacked
thirty-tw0 points 0f being In the same class with
the It'll The scores In the State match were
as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
srocknnlncrs ArrrMxAL coLonso


s,ockbrlagc. Mas. Sept - Gpeciab Thee
he.u,ifu golden autumn days ar~ - 'ee'ilnfy
charming nat the cDffsger- ana hotel guests tfll
.ti,o.r b.ro Dr.inr .,. 2 the meh10e roads arrDer
., Monument Mountain ls e-grD4iy attractive"
Tho recent ffosfs have flrne ne leaser ~ I'D 10"
beautiful agtumnal colors. e.recleily on Monument
Mountain and The eat slir OF me valley WIN
bright skies and fnolsfafr temperature Sf"ekhrtf'
W. never - attractive a. th" beginning ~ ''i'-
her - ir today
Th. Beethoven -fElng quartet. assisted hf If"-
res-,r E.hlsr ver. the attractions - 10" 80 900
.r,,.s.iav afternoon The last 81 Professor Wia.
ner's lectures wn- delivered to-day - ~ I'-H'h''
Of Mrs Frederick Crowninstiel. Th'se lectures
are ia French literary subjects. ana ha'" ST.
tracted 4 number IF tho coff1rers William + Fox
l.r. who has been in s'ocktrlge during the summer
and fall has gone back 20 Yale. liz sister ~iii
70 10 the Fair 10 chicago There have he"n several
informal dance. ~ she Casino during 10" 49, H. '
the young men are going In such large numbers
that there will be- few more dance this SEASON.
Mrg Glddlnes. who has ben staying at Edwards
Hall for the season. has returned 10 Ncw-iork. ~
has also Mrs j. X Young
The Siockhridge House Will remain open until the
middle Of November Among the recent arrivals
are Mr. and Mrs j. y. clifford Joseph Han. Nrs
Thomas n Hall Mr. and Mrs :. :. Sohaub. Miss
Abbey Mrs s : Fisher. Mis- Fisher J. Graham
Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. Join Clahin. Thomas X.
Raeg. Mr. and Mrs. D. r. Hathaway. H. Carus-
Wilson Mr.. and Mrs. y. +. Porter. Mrs T.. T.
Eager Miss Eager. T.. r Patchen. Miss r. \.
Patchen Miss ; r. Reynolds. .. Il. Coates VIII
lam Mueller Gu 'tave Dan RrGthcr. Dr. John Dor
ing. II. Ivcson Parsons. George \. Lamb. Nr and
Mrs Thomas r. Faber York; Mr.. and Mrs ~
W Bliss Mr.. and MR. -. g. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs
John Trowbrldg". Boston. Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Ncwnall Fall River. Mira John Sincere Miss Shc"r'
Washington Mr and Mrs T. u. Downs. Water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01

IN the contest Tor tho Second nfirade pfik" only
Two teams appeared ~ compete The ilth Negl.
ment WIS easily outolnssed hy the men from Tho
Ed Regiment nnd tho result shows that there vas
no great enor' pui forth by The team from "Oufs'
% roll up bic SCORE
Ihnen aIr The a-nI--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01

member OF the Board ~ Managers OF the s,aN
Reform school at Owatonna. and had been prom.
inent in public life for twenty years. lie was ssxv
years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01

The interchangeable Gustav IInrichs Is announced
TO bring his opera company 10 the Garden Theatre
n.xt week 10 begin a five weeks season OF opera.
with double bill composed ~ "faValleria iusti-
cana" and II Idgliacci' the opening ana chief
attraction For Mascagnfs opera and other works
Mr. Hurichs has engaged Miss Amelia Louise
,;r,I who AZ Rita Elnudi was the member ~
Siguor lnZos's company that brought out "Caval-
Ieria Rusticana" in England and was summoned
to Windsor To give Oh" opera before queen Vic
tOrli.