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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
neal Estnte Tranefera.

Real Estate Tranafers.
Compiled for the GRAPHIC by J. D. Farrell
abstractsr. Chamberlain
L. D. Powers to F. Kiehnl 81 off
NEh and M of SEX 26 1Ol
j. Morgan to II. j. King it . blk "
s town Of Pukwana. .......... II 90
!. B. Porter to ]. Plain NE II
NJ. Mullen to 9 j. b.: Fainham Swi5
los Observation-Disclosures. 1000 90
y. selis to J. Plain NE II !os
20. 200
]. Moraan to l.. Nieblung NV %
l02 ". .................... a27 90
State Of 3. ID. bY l.. S. House to
Iowa and Dakota Land Co. n
w % los 67. 7.................. l 90
NJ Cornelius to j. Shone NV l3
1o3 III. Observation-Disclosures. 200 90
II. Peters to j. b. Woasncr NV
"a lO2 tS and NV 81 1O1 6S. ;. 1000 90
J.'Cohay to Il. Soneck NE 10 lU2
Gs........................... 81. 1865 90
J. Morgan to l.. S. House SW 81
l03 So. ...................... 1850 90
State OF South DakOta by l.. S.
House to p. Henry SE l02 20 l 90
j. Morgan to Manitoba Mtgc.
and Invest. Co. SW 25 1O3 67.. 1868 90
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what Fools These 2KortaIs lsc.
Sioux Falls Argus:-Prof. Jewell has
no especial reason to complain at his
trip here for it has already paid him
handsomely. Last night he closed q
deal with the county commissioners OF
Hanson and McCOok counties by which
he sells them the necessary chemicals 10
make rain in their respective counties at
any time for 800 for each county. He
swore the commissioners to secrecy and
then told them how to operate, and fur
nish them with the chemicals. He did
not tell the commissioners what the
chemicals were, but contracted to fur
nish them more at any time. The COM
missioners contracted to experiment
nowhere. but in their own counties.
TheJ paid him st.4O0 in spot cash for
the two counties. Other counties, it is
said. are dgnring on buying the right.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-06-30
Notice ofTax Dced.

State OF South Dakota, a..
Bruls county, 80
Josiah Danforth and Harry Leland.
You are hereby notified that on the ID day Of
November, A. D., 1880, tho then Treasurer OF
said county of Brule exposed Tor sale, and
sold the following Real Estate. to-wit:
The north west quarter eecton. twenty -sav en-
(27), township one-hundred-fye( (lOs), N. Of range
Dakota, for the taxes for the year 1859. then due
and delinquent thereon: that at said time ard
place u. II. Henry, bid the amount Of said taxes
interest and costs, due thereon and received
therefor . Certificate Of Psichase, which vas
dulS assigned to d. W. Burrisht. the under.
signed, yho 10 now the lawful owner snd holder
the right OF redemption will expire and . deed
for said land will be made. Unless redemption
from such sale be made within sixty daysfrom the
date Of completed service Of this notice on 700.
i6&N ID. w. RURR1aHT,
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Sioux Falls FOrnm:-There is a hot,
sizzling sensation in the blood Of the
average plutOcrat because Senator Kyle
voted to place sugar on the dutiable list.
These pluts are horror stricken yet from
A to z slcng the whole line these same
pluts voted for protection, that is, for
higher taxes. They fought like tigers to
retain the bounty upon sugar, which
goes into the pockets-some 100000 OF
it-ot the southern cane grower. These
pluts tell US sugar is q necessity of life.
This we admit, but so are wollen goods,
to keep out the winters cold, so is cloth
ing OF all kinds. yet this crowd OF politi-
clans. with coldbloodedness that smiles
on poverty in rags, voted to put a duty,
tariff, a tax of 90 per cent on the goods
necessary to cover the limbs of the poor.
They howl about TX cents per pound
OF tariff Oh sugar, but 9S per cent on
clothing is lust the thing.
They vote tax on the poor mans coal
and a tax on his clothing, a tax on his
lumber to build home, with q gustO,
and with pleasure.
The Fer m is for q free breakfast table,
a free coal fire. free clothing to warm
the back, and free lumber to build homes
for the people. When South Dakota
Republican tries to make point against
Senator Kyle on his sugar vote, it is a
mere quibble on words. q shallow
attempt to besmear man with dirt from
thsir own catalogue OF crime. The vote
OF Senator Kyle is easily explainable
II was tdone, to save the income tax feat.
uDe ths.bill, and it also assisted to
sstss Me needed revenue. Don't let any
Republican worry over Kyle's sugar vote
but explain the votes Of Pettigrew, given
on all occasions. TO levy tribute on South
Dakota for the benefit Of the trusts IN
| the East.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-06-30

Every unmarried man thinks lie
would make good husband; every mar
ried man knows he is the best husband
IN the world, of course: and the man q
woman loves possesses lin her estima-
tion. at least) the elements of an ideal
husband. 1t is interesting. therefore, to
know the opinions on this subject Of
such we'll known men as Rev. DR.. Park
hurst. Palmer Cox. Bill Nye. Anthony
Comstock, and George Francis Train.
who give their views in the July number
Of Demorest's Family Magazine. some Of
which are very unique. and all we'll
worth reading.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-06-30
THE KIMBALL GRAPHIC
CLATE r. TINAN.
The Official Paper Of BruIs County.

We learn that petition is being cir
culated for signatures in the west end Of
the county asking the commissioners to
call . special election fer the purpose OF
voting on the proposition Of the county
sinking On artesisn we'll at Red Lake.
II eppsars to the GRAPHIC that it Ia
rather hurrying matters. 1t would cost
several enndSsd dollars for special
election and the undue haste is entirely
Unnecessary. II is thought best to
submit this question, the fall election
will be time enough. and there will be
no additional expense. OF course this
scheme is being engineered by persons
owning land near or adjoining the lake
and WHO. possibly. are desirons Of get
tinga good thing for nothing. while
other people are paying for their wells.
We say possibly" because we do not
know exactly the nature OF the petition
or exactly what is wanted. 1t is verv
certain. however, that thero will be q
decided objection to the county bearing
the entire expense Of any well-at Red
Lake or elsewhere. There is statute
providing for securing county wells.
Three are now being put down in Doug
las county under this law. BY 1t the
county pays % per cent and the adjacent
property holders 75 per cent. OF course a
special election is required. II this is
what is desired bv those interested in the
Red Lake we'll we do not see any particu-
lar objection to it, unless that the county
is now advancing many thousands Of
dollars on the township wells, and there
by paving out something like $500
interest annually that properly belongs
to the benef,ciuries to pay, besides meet
ing its own share of the expense. The
artesian wells are mighty big thing
everybody admits that--and it hardly
seems possible to have too many Of them
hut they are very expensive-and must
be paid for in hard earned dollars.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-06-30
Notice ofrax Deed.

Bruie faunty. %
Tho State Of South Dakota sends greeting. 10
Vim: r. hohinson and Amanda ~. R"ndle exc
Your are hereby notified that on tho first dsy
Of December 4. d., 1850, the then Treasurer OF
said connty nf Bruls exposed for sale, and sold
the following real estate to wit:
Tho n northwest quarter section fourteen 40
township one hundred four u0i) north Of range
sixty seven (61, west 5th r. NJ, in Houth Dakota
!inQnent thereon: that at said time and place
U. II. Henry bid the amount Of said taxcs, intes
est and costs. due thereon and received thereto,
certificate OF purchase in writing which he duly
assigned to d. ". Burright the undersixned vhc
j. now the lawful owner and holder OF the Certi
hcata OF Purchase therefor, and that the light o.
will hs made. unless redemption from such sal.
be made within sixty days from the date OF com
pleted service of this notice On yor.
CAD D. W. BunRlcHr.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-06-30

Every dav that passes without rain
increases the chances that there will lie
rain the next day Sioux Falls Press.
Exactly. But it never occurs to some
folk. after going through prolonged
drought and then giving the rainmaking
fnkirs week OF ten days to operate.
that they are blasted fools for paying
$500 or 5000 for the ram that would have
come anyway.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-06-30
THE GRAPHIC.

~ LAohs but nv montAs Il ksins ~, -
ssk asuspapsr 10 Beute county.
~ ~ An advertising rutsium II 70 not -.
g dted by asy nevapAaer in vnuth Dakosa.
- Hasarapidly ,ncroaeinr oir6lilxtaop ame.s
w. most fateiiigrnt CHASE OF psopss ts Aevis
aad The surrounaius oountioa.
" Has STIMULATION sscon: to noap Ia tSap
OF sd1ointns couaties. and . paid-up 90.
scrtptioa liss u "A bsiisved superior. y
VIE V lively. ssicy. indspoad den. asA de-.
voted solely TO tho Interests OF Kimball "a
1suIs county. Everybody sAjoys readiae 4
Give IL trial
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PETER said personally. he was in favor
Of free salt, but some OF his manufactur-
ing constituents wanted u duty on it 80
lie would vote for it. A pretty fair illus
tratioe Of the iniquity Of q tariff for pre-
tsctiol-it catches Populist as easy n
the other fel ows
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-06-30
Notice ofrax Deed.

Sts'e Of South Dakota
Brule County, Sss
John Brennan. "
You are hereby notified that or tho third day
of Noyenber, \; p. 1850, the .then T.sgsr.os
euid tho tal!ovin. Zeal Estate, to.w:t:
The northwest quarter, esctinn went Y. .ouet.i,
township one hundred aud four (l0i). II. al
South Dakota. for tho tnxe. for Tie year issg.
then due and delinquent thereon; that Mt said
time and piace l.. O. Brainard the undersigned.
due thereon and received therefore = certificate
Of purchase in writing which certificate was
duly assigned to D; w: Rurright. the nndersign-
ed who ia now the lawful owner and holder OF
the Certificate Of Purchase therefor, and that
the right Of redemption will exhisc and the decd
for snid land will be made. unless redemption
the date of completed service Of this notice On
yon.
(5+B DIV, ncfnfoHr.
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0het Up!

Watertown Public Opinion: Senator
Pettigrew," says the Kimbsll GRAPHIC.
"who claimed to be working SO hard FOX
the South Dakota farmer. voted against
free lumber" The South Dakota popu.
lists, who claim not only to be working
for the interests of the South Eak0ta
farmer but claim to be the South Dakota
farmer, voted down resolution at the
Mitchell convention declaring for free
lumbar
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-06-30
THE GRAPHIC.

OTerms Of Advertising r.ds knovs q
APPLICATION
- Job Work OF every description executed
= tAs best style and At the lowest rates.
-Advsrtisemsnts aot accompanied by Il.
eeeuetions Will bs inserted uAsil ordered oat
eaA charged accordingly.
SsAost ecmmunications on any subject 4
interest are acceptable II accom- panisA by
- tame ce the author.
UeAM matter iatsndeA fos ths usxs ias~s
osss b II tAs oAos - early - WslnssAAy
1Ssniss 70 insure publisAtsea.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-06-30
Jas. Boss
Filled
Watch

are all gold as far as you can see. They look
like solid cases, wear like solid cases, and
are solid cases for all practical purposes-yet
only cost about half as much as an out.
and-out solid gold case. Warranted to
wear for 40 years; many in constant use
forthirty years. Better than ever since they
are now fitted, at no extra cost, with the great
bow (ring) which cannot be pulled o, ts0isteS
off the case-the
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-06-30

The Prohibitionists have called state
convention at Madison, July II. for the
purpose OF nominating full state ticket.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-06-30
Can ealy De had on the cases

Can ea1y Be had On the cases 1H
stamped with this trade mark. @
All others have the old.style pull-out bow.
which is only held to theease by friction,
and can be twisted of with 1he fingers.
Sold only through watch dealers. Ask to
see, pamphlet, or send for one ~ the makers.
Keystone Watch Case Co, !,
PHILADELPHIA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

Select Atlantic city ns the Next
Grand Lodge Meeting Place.

Chattanooga, Tenn. sept 1S,--At the
buslnean session OF the sovereign grand
lodge this morning reassembled in
Lookout convention hall. the question OF
the next place Of meeting came Up.
Washington city had n determined
set OF delegates working for her but
they were In tho minority aud Atlantic
city was chosen. Among those who
favored Washington there Is great
deal Of dissatisfaction. They say that
the wires were pulled by the hotel men
at Atlantic city. when tho election OF
officers FOR the ensuing year came M,
Representative Morris. OF Kentucky
nominated Deputy Grand Sire John W.
Stebbins OF Maryland and he was
unanimously elected. For the office OF
deputy grand Hrc, Representative
MupsOn nominated Herman Block OF
Iowa. Dr. w. H. lizard OF New Jersey
was also placed In nomination. Repre-
sentative llumphry nominated william
H. Corlin ~ Illinois ana further nomi-
nntlnnA wore made In the persons Or
J9hn u. Goodwin. mayor Of Atlanta.
Gas Hon. Fred Carlton ut Texas. Cen
eral 70, NJ, floan Of 81 Louis.
Thcre the nominations ceased and
IN" llrst ballot WAS taken. resulting
aa follows Carleton bl. Fullerton. %,
Block gIi lard, 20, Carlin. 10: Good
win, ~. Sloan. 10, Carleton Of Texas
was declared elected. Theodore Ross
Of New jersey was unanimously re-.
elected as grand sire and isaac Shep-
ara OF Pennsylvania was unanimously
Reelected treasurer After some ruu-
tine buFlncHs the meeting adjourned
Tho grand parade was an hour late
In moving The column reached the
coiner Of Ninth ana Market streets at
y U'olock. Nhc streets were packed
ana inmmrd with people After the
parade the Nitors were driven over
Missionary Ridge to Brngg's old head
punrtcrn, and owing to the exceptional.
~ mo weather OF the afternoon the
drive proved much more enjoyable
than tho ono the day previous 20 Chic
lWmaugn Tonight brilliant reception
nnd reunion In honor Of the past grand
representatives. ia being hold IN the
FlrHt Baptist church auditorium
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19
LAST Niour's RALLY.
The Dmocrats of Forest nm IIcnt
nutIpN. Terrell mud Othrra

The Dmocrnts Of Forest nm IIcnr
HALEY. Terrell nnd others,
The Democrats had u public speak
INK AZ Forest nm last night and It
was q great one, The following Demo-
Gratis spoke: Hon. n II. y. Andrews,
nominee Tor the legislature; Ben NJ
Terrell nominee for county attorney
and Hon VIM j, Bally. Democratic
nominee for state senate. A Mr.
naerd aud a. W. Hartman tried To
defend the pupulsts. A good crowd
was present, some l5O. among whom
was the lifetime Democrat. Uncle
Johnlc Puryls. Il is 10 stretch Of en-
imagination TO shy that the Democrats
Eot way the best OF IT, There were
not over I'VE Populists In the audience
when the speaking began and when
tho Hon. VIM, J. Bbily got through
his speech there were but two. VIA.
Hartman and MIR. Baerd Baliy made
the best speech that has been made
during tho campaign His friends.
who have heard him before knew he
would mako a good speech, but when
ne concluded last night old friends and
newly made ones simply went wild.
uhulc Iohnio purvls smlled audibly
ana upplNudcd with his vocal extreme.
Ties while the younger element slmpiy
howled themselves hoarse
baleN Favored tholnahrdiu shrdlurn
uailey poured the hot ahut into Ilnerd
- tnat that he left tho room aud rnt
out IN tho open air to cool on. After
BAIRD had concluded his abuse uf tho
state administration and Raaplnn FOR
brtath aud words with which 40 az.
press himself and finally sat down.
Bailey hegani
hla intelllsent face and greoetui car.
rage ana magnetic voice onuvht tbe
crowd the first turn out OF tho nov iJc
related what thu Democratic state nd
mlnistrntlon had done. namihg tho rail-.
way commission law, tho alien lana
law the railroad bond bill ana many
other measures, and said that the pres.
cnt administration had been 70 good. 40
wholesome. 90 lust. so wine, 30 henofl
clnl to the masses aa against the class
% that none but inislnformed popuiiita
even could find fault with u, ana thnt
Judge Nugont, In n speech NJ Waco
pronounced Il good from beginning 10
end When he said this those Forcat
HUI Democrats who were In aympathv
with the state administration aimost
took the roof on, 1inlly made great
hit nnd n can be safely predicted that
he VIII poll tho entire strength OF the
Democratic party at Forest iilll
Hon Teirill made The closing aheeoh.
Those OF you who have not heard Ben
pool those populiats have missed hnlf
your Hives. Your correspondent could
not report Att Terrell You aak why9
simply because he kept our rehlatlbIil.
ties go excited that We could not write.
He simply skinned alive the Pops with
Ills sarcasm. ridlcnle and irony. Tho
Pops imported this MIR Baird above
mentioned for ihle meeting 20 skin Ter
rell but we will wager our winter
clothca that Raird never, never again
tackles Torreii Forest Hul ~ FOR the
local and state ticket from top 10 bot
tom
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

Refuses the Request OF the Dallas
Fair Aaaocinttan

Cincinnati. o.. Sept. lS--rhc Ameri-
can Turf congress- met IN special Sea-
sion at the Burnet house here tonight
President Van l.. ISirkhan. president
Of the Cumberland association. was In
the chair The other members prea-
ent were James II. Reese, represeptinq
the New Memphis Jockey club, j. ~
Scores Che Little Rock Jockey club.
Colonel l.. NJ. CLARK, the new Loulsvllle
Jockey CLUB; MILTON Young, the KEN
tuck Fair association, OF Lexington. L.
Z. Tareton, Latonla; G. G. MRfIitt the
ST, Louis Fair association: T.. NJ. shaw
the Twin city jockey club; H. cort!gan.
the Chicago Racing association QInw-
thornel; james Howard the Wnshing-
ton Park assoulatpn Joseph Murphy.
Tie Chicago Fair association uiarlein).
Alexander Labold. the Cincinnati Driv-
Ing Park association Oakley; the Gin
cinnhu Live Stock and Driving ASSOC
citation. Oakley WAS elected with one
dissenting vote.
The election was afterwards mada
unanimous. The new Louisville Jockey
club was also elected to membership
The East st. Louis Jockey club mads
application for membership. but their
application received no consideration
ana was consequently rejected The mn.
plicatlon of the California Jockey club
was taken up and the applicant admit
ted TO membership. Later, however.
T. NJ Williams, representing the Gail
iornla Racing association asked to
nave the application withdrawn The
following resolution offered bv 81
Clark was then adopted.
lnasmuch as the California Jockey
Grub and other racing associations west
OF the Rocky mountains have not hnl
and
Whereas, their customs and racing
tepu,re more time In which to conform
to the rules of the turf congress-. ii
Is hereby agreed that all the facing
ana acts of said associations shnii ~
recognized by the turf congress- md
hhhll be enforced by said nssorlntious
IN California, and rulings and forfelta
VI tne CAlltOrnla associations shall be
enforced by members OF the ttirr com
sress ana Jockey club Tor period OF
we've months at the expiration of
winch time or before, II posalhle the |
california association shan confor
WIN ana submit to the turf congress-
a pan Tor the fusion Of the two terri |
tories under one set OF rules
MI Scott, representing tho Daltas
state fair and other racing nsHoeIn- |
IONS IN TeNns. came before the con- |
sfess aud asked that the rules bnrrlny
horseA ana persons racing ON trortfs /
by the congress he ans.
pended as to the associations when he
represents After hearing Mr.. scott.
me congress refused to grant such re.
quest
new rule was passed-From the
Isl OF october TO the LIST OF June of
ehch year two races day mny be
given by members Of the congress nj
distance or less than three-quarters
VI a mile for 3-year-olds and upward.
The chair appointed Messra. clark
Mhiht ah1 Labold n committee TO act
temporarily upon all matters arising.
'nelr action to be subject TO the re-.
vision OF the congress at their next
meeting. "NN'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19
WERE QUICK As A FLASH
IN GETTING THEIR Guns, AND m
SAVED THEN.


Kennedy Tex. Sept. is,-Monday
evening about o'clock Bill Boswortll
and Sam Bradley left here in a wagon
for home, about four miles north OF
here, armed with ak shooters and
winchesters. on the road about three
miles out they met an old man named
johnson. After cursing him they pass
ed on about thirty yards, when one
OF them raised n winchester and lev
eled 1t on Johnson and the other hoi-
lowed Look out, you d--n old -
----," and the man with the winohcs-
ter pred at JohnsoR. which barely
missed him.
They drove on n few hundred yards
aud met Il. 10. Buriis In company with
Theo and Foster Butler. Burris and
Bosworth and Bradley have been on
bad terms for some times. and an they
approached each other Boswot'th reach
ed FOR his pistol and Bradley reached
for his gun. AZ quick as a flash Bur
rls aud the two Buffers pulled their
guns and the firing began.
me hofseA attached to the wagon
In which BOsworth aud Bradley WERE
became frightened and ran at ter.
rlble speed down the road, about one
mile. and stopped at the house OF Brad
ley's father. where Bosworth was found
dead In the wagon and Bradley mortal.
~ wounded. Some six or eight shots
were fred. Neither Burrls nor the two
Buffers were hit.
1t IL thought Bosworth and Bradley
must have been drinking. as Mother OF
them knew old man Johnson. No cause
can be nsslRned for the outbreak on
Johnson, except they were desperate
and wanted gore.
Another fact which throws som
light on the case which might be mem
toned IL that last Friday X, u. Bur
rls. John Durrls. Monroe shoato and
George krowse were returning home
from Kennedy where they had BEEN
to ship lot of cattle, and they met
sam Bradley and after passing thom
about two hundred yards Bradley
drew his pistol and fired back at Bur.
rls and his friends
The bullet just passed over their
henda
Bradley cannot recover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

New York. Sept tS,--Two men who
had not moments warning OF their
impending fate were shot down In this
city this morning, Both victims WIN
probably die ana the circumstances
surrounding each shooting are similar
IN many respects
owen Hceroy was standing at tho ond
OF the open pier at the foot Of IIv.
lhRston street when one OF two mon
VINO running M East rivor in nsIlft
deliberately shot him through tha
right breast. Two men said 10 he
eN-ponNicts were arrested and locked
up charged with the shootinr. Thev
han. V''"H I've
The other victim ia Michael tyeis, q,
homeless man, WHO Ia lying IN Go,,v.
srnor hospital with hole IN hla hnris
between the shoulder bla,les me-
hhooung occurred on Monroe strest
near Pike about midnight. nnd 10 m
me case of 2eerey the shootlng Ma
done by one OF the two men who hive
not yet been caught, They were rn.
gagged az the time In rihing the pockets
OF drunken man named nniiy. Al
To whether Welsh lnterfered or NOT h
not known, but 1t Is evident from mo
location OF his wound. which IL b.
neVed TO be fatal, that In turned TO
nee wnen he was shot down.