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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
Pumping Plant Contract

TIE Honolulu Iron Works has
been awarded the contrae: for
erecting the new pumping plant,
but 81 what figure Is 20, kUONn, SIS
the Minister Of Interior IS not yet
ready 10 let the public know 1t.
There Is said 10 &c s difference Of
something over $4,000 between
the bids Of the Honolulu Iron
Works snd tbs. Of W. 7. CARAT Il
Co. the latter compsny's bid be-
ing that amouut less. Considerable
adverse comment has been sx-
pressed over the award, some Of the
unsuccessful bidders claiming that
justice hsd no place in determin-
ing the result
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
Lsilsni Bost Club Meeting.

There wSs $ good attendance ST
the meeting OF the Lsilsni Boat
GLIB held last evening ST the Ha-
wsiisn Hossl. The old boSrd Of
officers WAS reelected, snd S
boSri Of five trustees appointed.
Various measures for the benefit OF
the organization were discussed ST
length. the outcome being the sp-
pointment Of 5 committee Of five
members, whose duty will be TO pro-
vide some means for the advance
msnt Of the club. A canvass will
Dc mxde among the members for
contributions toward purchasing
bosts snd securing S suitable club
house. Il Is probable the commit
tee viii strange for some kind OF
entertainment or fair 70 raise the
funds necessary for carrying out
the shove ends. The club now has
&n sctive membership Of sixty
One new member was admitted st
LAST nights meeting. As soon IS
some definite plan has been az
ranged 2nd carried cut, the club
viii De prepared to participate in
the coming spring regatta The
members say they will De prepared
TO meet sll corners, and anticipate
; lively competition with tie other
boating clubs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
Disfin szished Visitors

Among the through passengers
by ths Oceanic Tussdsy from San
Francisco, were Col Charles T.
Croker, vios-president Of the
Southern Pacific Railway, and mil
Eouaire D. 0. Mills. W. s. N.
Damon net tie gentlemen Al the
wharf, and later personally eon-
6uctei them around he city, visit
ing the Government buildings,
Waikiki, and other p5ints Of inter
St. ! number u visitors called
On the gentlemen al NJ Damon :
city residence last evening This
morning the miIIiOnzire tourists
vii drive to the Pail and MosDa-
Ina. after which they viii resume
their tour around the world, sailing
By the Oceanic a. nesa L : the
intention OF Col Croker and Mr..
Mills % spend The winter IN Egypt.
visiting the principal cities IN Jap
sn and China 81 route.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05

Lz..s-iEy Saints oEn the Evanelis.
SUNDAY school children Of tns
o-is- having contributed $500
~ The purpose 0. buiIdl1E her.
Bishop Z. I. Kelly Of lows i 90
5nE . oEciS.e :. the ceremony Of
sending ths bozt zEav. f3- i vas
Es wbo cane 81 tie way or from
LsEC-i - serve - mss.5- q
ceremonies q that occasion. IN
de- his instructions TIE schoo-5r
Ezs b-ilt su6 launched troD :
South ssh Francisco shipvz-d ons
day SIS: week
Czp.zin ! 7. Barton i 70 De N
command o. The vessel. and SIX
sturdy szi-o-s q th= c-ssd sre 70
nan The ropes snd sheets
lis ths intention q the skipper
% SSH his c-ztt 70 he Society Isl
sn6s. 216 tbere % commence
preaching The Gospel % the szvs-
Ess q the South Seas without de-
-zy. The ssvs1 = o-s and MS
s:onzr:=z ars expected 70 Do grezt
work-
The Evzneliz i perhsps o1e q
t5s smallest vessels thst hss ever
bssn dispatched On : similar mis-
sion. She : bit = feet ovsr al.
: feet bszn, 8 feet dspsh q hold.
and q . tons rsgis-e-- Thsre /
10 telling how warn !. vii bs N
he 61ui1ClTs cabins when she
reaches The triple Eone-
Between decks : : small. Guy
boxing apartment fitted with
hunks On each side and The usual
usss-sa5-s n the center. There i
nothing especially attractive shout
The rlon. sxosp., perhsgs- the
1sz. little pantry thai : vel 81
ranged N 50 small 3 Oozt-
Al that the schooner needs 70
complete hs- : fresh Goa. Of
paint then she VII Dc ready 70
take q provisions and sail away
~ the land O cocoznuts. She
vii proceed first = Honolulu
where her stare r0ous and water
tanks VII be rsple0ish=d
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
HEALTH BOARD MEETS.
The Case Of Measles, at Hilo, Pro-
nouncsd Cared.

The Board Of Health metWe dnes-
day afternoon, with PreSidsn. Smith
presiding. There were present
members Day, Wood, Lansing and
Waierhouse, and Agent MoVeigh
and Or, Emerson.
Letters were read from L. W.
Meyers, the superintendent of the
Leper Settlement, He complained
Of the great scsrcity Of good beef
cattle on Molokai. but stated he
would be able to furnish beef for
the settlement for two weeks more.
After th&t, beef cattle viii be fur
nishsd by Mr.. Baldwin.
4 letter from DR.. Woltsrs, Of ko-
los, Kauai, stated that he had vac
cinsted lSS school children during
the last few weeks.
The credentials of DR.. l.. D..
Campbell, recently of Denver, Colo
rado, were presented. He wished
10 practice in the islands. Tie
credentials were referred to the me-
dicsl members of the Board.
George H. Williams, OF Hilo,
stated that the case of German
measles st that place hsd been
cured, ana the quarantine raised.
The scsrlstina cases at Wsinaku
had been quarsntined.
Dr.. Thompson, of Hilo, notified
the Board that he would leave on a
vacation soon, and that he would
leave Dr.. Bresee in charge of his
district.
Agent McVeigh stated that when
the last China steamer arrived here,
there were some circus people in
the steerage, who wanted TO give
performance. This was refused,
IS the law requires sill steersge pas
Sengers to stay in quarantine until
the eighteenth day from port. He
wished to know what course should
be taken in the event Of the per-
formers expected on thePeking next
Tuesday. The general opinion of
the Board seemed to be that no eS-
eeption should be made in this
case. Some discussion ensued as
20 the advisability of reducing the
number of days necessary for quar-
antine to fifteen, but no action was
taken.
President Smith announced that
his brother, DR.. J. 4. Smith, port
physician at kolos, had resigned,
and recommended that DR.. Ray
mond, who is to arrive on the
Australia Saturday, De appointed.
No action was taken.
Mr.. Meyers asked for a small
lookup for removing lepers at the
settlement. He was authorized to
build one, not to cost more than
$50.
After z few other minor matters,
the Board adjourned.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
HIS Arrival st Sss FrSzeiSee
Causes Comment.
TAX o. 1 SUI Foz TR Ex2UEEN
I make - Ascertain the Object 81
HIS T-ir TIE Exkzire- AdV&ncSs
EAis-Ezrss GivSz ~ sAs Advertiser.
Ms-s EzusStzz FoiSsicsi Eisse-y.

The majority q people in Homo
lulu ~ere surprised when they
Learned IN Tuesdays issue Of the
AoyEzEISES The tue reason for
the Trip Of 3. A-Wiismznn. There
were 5 hundred Sri one causes S.
signed fo- his departure, but no
one really though; he hzi left for
the benefit Of MS hezI,h. though
This wxS advanced IS 5 Cause for
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05

. his departure By one O. two people.
{ The SrrivSI Of the Judge in San
Francisco caused some comment,
. for people there wondered 81 the
return Of : member Of the commits
sion tbst hsd proved 80 unsuccess-
tll ST Washington. 4 reporter for
TIE Examiner ried in vain TO zs-
cs-.2in from The judge why he h2d
sgsin come 10 America. bu. with
ont zvzil. snd finally published the
following in his paper, : copy Of
which sric.e wSs received by the
Ocsznio Tuesday:
Il Is stated On Whist zppezrs To Dc
good SUthOTity thSt the errsnd o. II .
4 Aitemz1u q Honolulu 70 this
e11ntry : for the p1rposs o. CON-
msDeiCg 5 GSuSEs suit sgsi1st the
D1irsi S-ztss on behalf % the ex-
Q1een q Hawaii. The amount Of
damages % bS Ssksi for Is said 10 Be
S9nQ0u, and the friends OF the ex-
Q1ssl declare that tliS Government
hiss been instrumental in muIctiug
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: that the Provisional Government
eoIid never hsys been established and
herself Geposei hSi il not been for the
uuEsrrzntsd SeCion Of : recognized
zgsnt o. the United States, the Cap
tai1 q the Ezrsbip Boston, which Sc
ton wss subsequently formally disS-
vowed b. the President.
WhzteTsT NJ. Wi6emzun-s errsnd
:. his departure from Honolulu was
ksp- : profound secret until almost
the moment OF sailing, when ne sud
denly appeared on the dock and So
cured passage. Within : few dsys be
SiI 20 on 70 Washington. where he
does not deny he hzs business Of i'm
portzDo= 70 transact
Whe1 seen AZ the Occidental Hotel
Ezst evening }IF. Wijsuznn declined
20 d interviewed concerning his mis-
sion 70 Washington, and when asked
whether he Ezs going 70 institute 3
damage suit on Cshsf o. ex QGesn
LEliC0kslzli his answer was that ne
had bss1 accused Of that before-
HIS fellow Passengers f-0m the isl
sn1 declare that Mr.. Widemann-s
errz1d = 81 stated and that be has in
- --4-7sa4- 49, ------4--
quietly and gain IS little newspaper
nOtoristy q may b.
60. according to this article, Il.
4. Wideusun viii commence E
damage suit against the United
Sts-es on behalf Of the ex-queenI
Strange the Examiner reporter
does not know that 10 person can
sue The United States; that such
thing l. expressly prohibited by
the constitution Of that nation
The only recourse by one believing
himself damaged i u file g peti-
ton with the claims department.
This allegation proves the ab-
surdity Of the story, and 20 with
the many statements advanced in
Honolulu.
The true reason for Judge Wide
mzDu's departure was given in the
ADyEETIsEE, and It furnishes 10
end Of comment here, for 10 per
son, save one OF tEo, suspected
such Z thing g sn appeal to Great
Britain and Germany until the
Information vas advanced By this
newspaper.
From San Francisco Mr. Wide
mann viii 90 - New York and
from there 10 Europe. Il Is doubt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
Ss7s- NiSSis-z-.sS VII Prosss3 e
"a Secis5! ISlz1is-
1 SIP VII 81 NATE EZzz
rs = Ssss - Re shs szxIleSs Nj
,5ozz-v Car ssozz- 40 IT,
-zur-s WI r-xzrA Tie GoSr<l
Is-ezsAozt - >eztAs-z Sea-

Ihs missionary schooner EvSue-
Is : tsd ID 81 Folsom wharf Nc,
: :. ssh Francisco, ready 70
-sosivs hs- cabin furniture s1i the
seven Ds1 o. lows w1o z-s 70 con-
s-1t-ts her crew. She = sUzLl and
sho-I S16 +; shout The bows,
bulky. n fzc.. s. : s-o-i citizen q
so weight b-i IS light Cr the
wzts- - the p-Ovs-oiSl duck
TIE Recognized Church Q: the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
CASTLE & COOKE
IMP OR TIE r :,
Hardware and
General
Merchandise

We have had a large CONSIGN-
4IENI made to us of HARTMANN
BRASS WIRE DOOR MATS, both
the large and small size.
Our instructions are to sell these
goods at cost which will be done as
long as they last These MATS are
81 excellent quality of mat, but must
be sold to make room for our regular
stock
Il has been reported that there is
s case Of Liver Fluke in Honolulu
which suggests the sdvisability of
looking into the question of
FILTERED WATER. No easier
or more satisfactory FILTERER was
ever made than the old reliable
STONE FILTER-it should be in
every House and Office. They not
only filter the water but cool it.
EDDY REFRIGERATORS are
another thing within the reach Of
all. If you want q good REFRI-
the EDDY is the one to
buy.
The same thing applies to the
GEN ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
These freezers are worth every cent
asked for them
We have received many new goods
by recent arrivals, making our stock
complete in every detail.
q Remember, We sell PEARL
OIL at SL9O Per case, delivered,
c. o. D.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05

Ms A. Herbert and daughter
viii return by the Australiz-
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il0F jail purposes. and $1,000 per anuum
i2: future use OF said part of lot begin
hing with Jan. lst, 1884. was accented
On motion the rcnlons,rauce of David
johnson and others against tie extern
sion OF ar.esian well ditcl, in Pleasant
Grove township WAS rejected
Board adjourned Till / y. M.
Board met at I p. IN. All members
present.
W. II. Mckitrick made the following
report:
CHAMBERLAIN. S. d., June 22nd, 1894.
10 the Honorable Board of County Com
missi0ners:
!. W. II. McKlttrick, clerk of circuit
ana county court. do hereby certify that
tiie Jury list is short 3S names. drawn at
the June term of circuit court You are
hereby notified to complete the same ac-
cOrtling TO law.
Given under my hand and seal of said
court this 22nd day of Juue, A. d. 1894.
W. II. McKrrTRIcK,
Clerk of Circuit Court in and for Brule
County. S. d.
In pursuance to McKittrick's report
The board examined the jury list and
struck off Il names from said list OF par.
ties who are either dead or moved out o.
county, making total of 40 names to be
drawn
The following number Of jurors were
! apportioncd to tho different townships.
;;Plummer /, Union 3. West Point /.
chamberlain township 2, Pukwana 3
Cleveland 3, Willow Lake 9, kimball 3.
Smith 1. Red Lake /. BruG 4, Ola ..
kicaland 2, Highland 3, Pleasant Grove
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said land being exempt by virtue of tim


ber culture.
On motion the petition of Matilda YaN
for rebate of $100 valuation OH struct
ure on lots II and 13, block 80 Chamber
lain and $40 to correct clerical error in
1893 assessors books was granted.
Board adjourned till 1870 D. IN.
Board met at lao .. IN.
Members present. Slrake, GundersOn
Wilkes and Stuart.
On motion K. ID. Rogers was instructed
to finish road work in West Point town.
snip as per agreement made with former
contractors at cost not to exceed 800
+ On motion the petition of O. P. Cordill
and others for grading Il public highway
!! Grand View township was allowed
and 500 appropriated for grading the
same.
Board took n recess till 2 p. III.
Board met at p III.
All members present.
On motion the county treasurer was
Instructed to turn Wilbur ditch fund to
the treasurer of Wilbur civil township on
the order Of the Auditor.
Board proceeded to open bids for build
ing bridges between section 49, lO5, 6S
and section 13, l03. 60, on Smith creek.
On motion the bid of Marion Hemplull
for building said bridge for the sum of
S33o was accepted as it was the lowest
bid.
On motion the Kimball Graphic, the
iukwana Press and the South Dakota
Democrat were made the official news.
papers for the balance of the year 1894.
Board proceeded to elualze assess.
ment, and on motion adopted tho follow
ing schedule:
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Claim committee proceeded to ex-
anime claims against the county, anC
continued work till I'm.
Board adjourned till l p. m.
Board met at l p. IN.
claims.
On motion the petition of w. l.. Sweet
ana Others for the sinking OF a new ar
teslan we'll in Chamberlain township
was granted
On motion the petition of II. v. Sears
Tor rebate of 1898 tag on $2O2 assess
meit IN Chamberlain city and a school
poll OF Fred Sears was granted the pro-
perry having been assessed in Brule
township, and said Fred Sears not being
ol age ut time of assessment.
oh motion the petition of John Wilkes
for rebate of 81 dog tax was granted
he not owning dog ut time of assessment,
On motion the petition of Geo Huggett
iof rebate of $3.50 road tax was reject
ed.
On motion the remonstrance of Pat
Shortell and others against the extern
si0n OF ditch in WaldrO township was
'laid,Gyer.
On motion the petition OF Thos. Miller
for rebate of 1893 assessment of struct.
ure on Sc or %. !0l, 81, by virtue of tim
her culture, was rejected on the ground
that no final proof has been made on
land.
On motion the report of +. L. Drury
on the acceptance of the Grand View
arlesiaE we'll was accepted.
On motion the proposition OF Ramsey
BIOS. OF Sioux Falls to accept $50 for
years 1892 and 1893 from county for use of
$ x OF lot II, block 8, Chamberlain city,
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On motion board adjourned till July {,
at 8 a. IN.
FIFTH DAY,
July /, 1884.
Board met at a. nj.
All members present
On motion the petition of S. L. Wilson
for the establishment of a ferry across
the Missouri river in america township
was granted and the States Attorney
was instructed to draw out necessary
papers
Board proceeded to visit poor farm.
SIXTH DAY.
July 8, 1894.
Board returned from poor farm at IL
a. m.
Members present Wilkes, Shrake, aud
Stuart.
Board considered temporary relief mat
ters, and on motion authorized Sheriff
Morgan to remove Oliver McEIrOy TO poor
farm.
Board adjourned till 1p. IN.
Board met at p, n.
Members present Shrake Stuart, Wilkes
and Gundarson.
T Finance committee proceeded to check
Auditors book and continued work till &
p. m.
On motion board adorned till July 10
Mt 8 a. m.
SEVENTH DAY.
July 10, 1894. AZ
Board met at a, III. Members s;all
present. i'
Finance committee completed check
ing auditors books.
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THE GRAPHIC.

Is Lacks bat -sN usn. ,a. Il reior the css~
est newspaper Ia i,rcle .,,a7ty.
SS AS an advertising medium q IA NOT a n
estsd By any n-Tstnssr III south Dakota.
s=O Has rapidly iocTsssips ctrcu!at tton amona
she NEST irteiil,cnt ''iass of people in arh.a
an: the surrounding eouutiea.
"a has circulation second to mono In tht,
OF adjoining count.es. and a paid-up .xs.
scription list 1t is believed superior.
IT Is Hvcly, spicy. independent and do
voted solely to tho interests Of K!nball ana
6rule county. Everybody enjoys reading IL
Give it q trial
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E:XCHrSISI;S.

h:XC;lTS;lCY;S.
The C. NJ. & st. P. R'y will scll excur.
ton tickets as follows:
For Order of the Mystic Shrine al
Denver, July 24 to %, same rates
apply.
To annual meeting of American Wheel
mems ASSOCIATION. at Denver, lug. IL tl
IS, same rate as above.
FOR the annual meeting Of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union at Toronto, Ont.
July 10 to 22nd, one way rate for the
round trip.
For the annual encampmcnt OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic at Pittsbure
Pa, Sept. to 10, one fare for the Tonnt
trip.
To the annual encampmento OF the Son
of Veterans. at Davenport, Iowa. Aug q
to "a, one and one-fifth fare for the rount
trip.
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II. Eagle 3. America 5. Kimhall CITY 3
Chamberlain city 3; total 10, number
OH list t5l; grand total..2eo.
Board proceeded to draw names of jur.
ors FOR Cleveland and Chamberlain town.
ships. The following names were drawn
For Cleveland township, John Qui.en
Pat Brady, Jr., and Richard Griffin. FoI
Chamberlain township, j. N. Leslie and
David Spearing.
Board adjourned till July II, at o H. m
EIGHTH DAY.
July IL, 1894.
Board met at 8 a. M. All members
present.
On motion the petition of +. +. Stuyer
fOr d rebate OF 1893 tax on sw %. lOf.
IS, was laid over for further Informa
tion.
On motion the petition of w. l.. Sweet
and Others for the sinking of an S-inch
we'll in Chamberlain township was gran
ted aud the county judge instructed to
we'll.
On motion the laid-overq petition of
sVenciI Paclik and others for an exten-
sion of bitches and waterways in Rich
land township was reconsidered and the
county surveyor instructed to survey
said bitches, using his best Judgment in
so doing.
On motion the ramonstrance OF John
Smith and others against the extension
of ditch in Highland township was re-
jected.
Board adjourned till p. M. .
Board met at ! p. III. All members
present.
On motion the petition of j. II. King,
for a rebate of 1891 tax on lots and 5,
block 32, Chamberlain city, was granted,
as said lots are church property.
On motion rebate of $1,000 1894 as
sessment of Maggie Aackin on structure
on sw Il 26, 10i, II, was granted to cor
rect erroneous assessment.
On motion the assessment of A. Har-
rod on several! lots in Pukwana was re-
duceh $43l,00.
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vitality necessary to in.
sure their health. Tho
pneumOgastric nerve, a.
shown here, may be sale
to be the most important
81 the entire nerve sys
tenn, as it supplies thl
heart lungs, stom ach
bowels. ETC., with tn,
nerve force necessary Il
keep them active ant
healthy. AS will be seer
by the cut the long nerv,
descending from tn,
base OF tho brain ant
terminating In the bow
els Is the pneumogas trio
while the numerous 1T
tie branches supply th,
heart, lungs and stom
ach with necessary vi
tality. When the brail
becomes in any way dis
ordered by irritabillt,
or exhaustion. the nerve
force which 1t supplies
is lessened, and the or
gans receiving the di
minished supply are con
keOuentlv weakened
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xotice g,or F,.,t,1icatio,,

y. S, Land Office ut Chamberlain, South Oak,
July 9th 1884,
Notice is hereby given that the following-nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention tc
make final proof in support Of his claim and that
said proof will be made before the Register and
Receiver of the U. $ Land office. ut ChanberiaiI
South Dakota. on August %, 1891, at II o'clock
a. m. viz John w. Crsford,
under Homestead entry No. 1l9 for the soutl
West aoarter North West quarter Section 3 and
South East quarter North East quarter Section
Township l0l Range 81. He Names tho follow
upon. and cultivation Of said land viz:-Henr,
Small, of Kimbnll; James Scully of Kimbnli
Charles Miller, of Kiinball; Clarence I. Tritle
of Kimball, $. d.
[64ll CLARK S. ROVE, Register.
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Notice For Publication.
Land Oiiice at Chamberlain, S. u. .

Lana Oliico at SnatuLSrJH1n, -. u. .
Junc7 1891.
Notice is hereby, given. thu, t t,ie following
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before tho Register
or receiver at Chamberlain. South Dakota. on
Tuesday, August ii, 1894, viz:
George 4. Miller.
Under his Homestead Entry N". 2S5+0, for the
north-cast quarter, southwest quarter un. west
one half Of the southwest quarter of section -, -
northwest quarter north west quarter section
q: township !0l, north range 81 west
he names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
Daniel Shock. of Chandler, $. ID.
w. I Cook. OF Eagle. s. D.
james Miuiy. of Euglc, s. d.
William, G. Cook. of Eagle S. u.
Any person WHO desires to y,rotc., against the
allowance of such proof, or who knews of any
su,stau,iai rcason. under tie law and the rcsu-
la'iuns Of the Interior department why such
proof should not be allowed, will be .;ive, an
opportunity x: TIE above mentioned time and
place To clus>-exemire the witnesfes IF said
clam"ut: offer evidence IL ,nbut,al ut tat
submitted by claimant.
CLARK $. ROVE Register.
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Jas. Boss
Filled
Watch Cases

are all gold as far as you can sec. They look
like solid cases, wear like solid cases, and
are solid cases for all practical purposes-yc,
only cost about half as much as an out
and-out solid gold case. Warranted to
wear for 20 years; many in constant use
for thirty years. Better than ever since they
are now fitted, at no extra cost, with the grea,
bow (ring) which cannot be pulled or tzvi5kea
off the case-the
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-07-21
The Human Electrical Forces F!
How They Control the Organs
Of the Body.

The electrical force OF the human body. rs
the nerve fluid may be termed. is an cspe-
cially attractive department OF science, as il
exerts so marked an influence on the health
produced by the brain and conveyed By
means Of the nerves to the various organs Of
tho DOly TINS Supnlyinp the Iatter with the