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The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
The Earth Burning.

Sioux CRY, Ia. Oct, 13-The earth
near the little town of Horneck.
twenty miles from this city, is burn
ing, and an area of 320 acres is covered
with from six inches to ten feet of
ashes. Fi.e years ago this land was
the bed of a swamp. 1t has since been
drained, and part of it been under cul :
tivation, while the rest has been used
for hay land. The fire was first seen
in June, and heavy rains have since
failed to extinguish it. At times the
fire appears to have gone out, but an
investigation shows it to be burning
ing beneath the surface at red heat.
AT other times the fire gives forth
great clouds of smoke. An area of
about 2000 acres is threatened.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
A View Story Oh ttGanf.

When Gen. Grant was in Janan the
empeor invited the general to cross the
imperial foot bridge near the palace of
Toxic, across which none but blood
royal had ever trod. Gen. Grant a,-
cepted the invitation and walked
across beside the nihatlo. until tb.y
reached the center Of the bridee
linen he stopped, profoundly saIuted
the empeor and said:
~ our majesty, have come SO far
to show you thatI was not insensibla
to the honor you would do me, bat
cannot violate Your traditions. Let rs
return the way we came. -
The perfect tact and courtesy of Gen.
Grant on this occasion is very greatful-
ly remembered by the nation which has
the just distinction OF being called the
most polite people on earth. Anleri-
cans visiting Japan are held in high
favor, and are always treated with the
greatest consideration. On the other
hand. they greatly dislike the English,
They are brutes and bulldogs.-EX.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
Our tIijiI Sell SCH OIL.
hV's5T o TIE HIGH scBooL VIII CON
Va cG ENYosE TAAT we tAV1
'he s's School in Eer.h hrksns1s-Cno hundred
and ~ Pup;is 10 ohoo and More Coming

1t WAS the pleasure of THE
tribune editor 10 visit our High
School yesterday. An hour was
spent watching the workings OF
OF tie different departments. In the
lower rooms OF the school Dnildng
Miss frankie Armitage and Miss
Clyde Burney preside over about
seventy.fve bright eyed boys and
girls, whose orderly manner and
genteel behavior bespeall for the
teachers the highest pra Sc. Sov-
eral classes from the upper room
also recite to these teachers. Miss
Al 1mitage has had several years
experience, consequently she uses
good discipline and her pupils re-
fleet the influence OF her work
Miss Burney's principal work is
hearing recltations IN the class
room.
I he upper room is presided Owe.
by Prot. Burney, who not only
keeps u wise supervision over the
whole school, bu. hears the recita-
tions of the High School pupils.
Here is found between rs and a
100 young men aad women striv-
ing to gain for themselves an ed
ucation. They are not the sons and
daughters of mililonirarcs who are
placed in school as a mere formal
lty, but they are the children of
the farmer, Of the village black
smith and of the commonplace
merchant. AS such their hearts
burn with a desire to make useful
men and women. Their behavior
is beyond criticism,
One cannot visit this department
without being great y impressed
with the thoroughness of the work
the abstract answer to any propo-
sition being OF small significance
when compared with the why's
and WheretoreS.
AS thorough instructor Prot.
Burney stands without u peer in
the State. The simple fact that
some OF the pupils Of a class know
the esson is not enough 10 advance
those who do not know it.
1t is indeed CRAFTY ing TO Green
Forest to have such an institution
of learning situated here. The
past years work has made tor the
school a widespread reputation.
A II the last years pupils who Sc
cured schools are now retaining
TO stay with us until June. Those
contemplating entering school will
make a wide mistake if they do
MT avail themselves of the unri-
vailed opportunities that this
school offers.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
Remedy lor sl.iAe 4tites.

TREMBLR, Tenn, Oct. 10 As is we'll
known, the copperhead is the most
poisonous of snakes. vet j. G. Trout
who was bitten by enc three msies-
from Trimble. experienced no se7ioas
results from it, owing to the remedy
he used, which is very uncommon
one. He was cut hunting, and When a
a couple of miles from home was bit
ten on the ankle by large copper
head. He started al once for home,
and on the way cheWed and sWali0Wed
What tobacco he had. Upon re4chiug
his house some flesh red pucco II root
was procured, and with the milky Juice
which eXudes from it stnpe was
made around his leg just below the
knee. The limb sWelled MP To tie al,l
no further; but ii finally LeeaHe so
tightly swollen and painful that tie
Juice WAS washed oil and another mark
made with it around his thigh. This
gave him relief, sts III swelling ehmbei
up to the new mark, but extended no
father, aud lie recovered without using
any other remedy.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Harrison, Ark,

OCT. 70, I6J4 J
Notice is hereby given that the following
nam ID settler has Gtcd notice OF his intention
to make iititi proof support OF his claim, aid
that said proDl will be made before the iic>,is
and iteceiver al Harrison, ,rk,, oiNov. =, loS4
VIZ: Janes w. Gaulten ii. h. No 1850 +, I
The > y Ne. 4 ~ z Sc. I. Sec. 30 L. II n. It,
- W
he names the following witnesses TO prove his
coi'ti.ttto rs reeidece uson AID cuitivat on o..
said ia q VIZ; hichard tsiiui4. ii Carrnllton
Samuel kai is, ". II, Coulson and wm Warren
al vi iitt ut t. ok
JAo. z. CLENDENIN, Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, ARK.

LAND OFFICE At II ARRIsoN, ARK,
SEPT. -, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
rd settler has iilcd notice OF his inte,ltion to
max make iaal proof in support Of his claim, and
.aat . snla proof Will be made before the Regis
18th iS!4 viz: =" wv
+ 23toseph H. Rex II E No. Il .s6s for the NV NV
= e. + Nv sec. Is Tp. Il n OF ~, w,
-. nc names the following witnesses to nrove
ms cottinous residence upon and cult vatian ~
Ii,au ida.i ana VIZ navid A. Long. c. ID Franklin
.a,lk .n,,a berbe, and henry Long all OF Omaha
JSo. P. CLnSpFNiS Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
Bitter Attack on Cath lies.

MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, Oct. l3.-Gen.
7. j Morgan, Indian commissioner
under Harrison, in an address before
the s;stte Baptist convention on Rome
in Politics" made bitter attack on
the Catholic church, which he declared
was political organization. The pope,
he said, would soon try to have the
ablegate recognized ct Washington as
an embassador from a political soy
ereigntv. He charged tie Catholics
with securing the defeat Of Harrison
on account Of bis adnluiotr OF
Indian affairs. He asserted that nir ty-
nine Of every hundre,i Catholics We're
Democrats, only enough remaining
Republicans to keep up app, arances.
He referred to Arch bishop Ireland as
q man who carries United States
senator in BIS vest pocket for conven-
lent use and added that the archbish-
ops of America We're at this moment
behind closed doors plotting against
free schools and the free institutions
of America.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

Battine on Hill in w ashington is at
,sn stakes.
/, is rpnorted that China has begun
,ooriations with Japan for peace.
I,orbets and Fitzsimmons a-ree on
Eicles to meet after July /, 1855,
new eight inch rifle has been COM
[ed at the Washington Navy Yard.
Eiee President Stevenson will
Lak in St. Louis next Saturday
[ht.
\ Wholesale forgery of chinese certif-
: has been discovered at FL Paso,
\ is again state that President
rtland will write letter on the
pagn.
he Viking ship was formally pre-
ted to the field Columbian Museum
[hicago.
C. P. Breckenridge was suspended
Mount Horeb Church until Feb
VI, 1895.
bsea Stone and Virgie Moon
hit duel about young woman.
n is dead.
[airman Taubenech claims that
Popuists will elect their State
It in Texas,
Keane Murphy changed his
to McMurrough to get large
in Ireland.
rden Durston, of Sing Sing, who
ted kemmier, the first subject of
ocution. is dead.
v bmas B. Reed opened the New
Republican campaign with
at Gooper's Union.
fr Norton, wealthy citizen of
q p, KY. was lynched at Beatty
. ky,, for killing Sheriff Simms.
81 tor Vest offers $950000 to any
% can show and prove that he is
81 ,000,G00 as "a result of Senatori-
rience.
tate Department has been
fd that Scotland annually ships
poo bushels of potatoes to the
MI, States.
psr has paid over to the State De-
Is t $3.50 800 to pay damages
on American citizens during
vian war.
atha erintendent Dixon of the
af and Dumb Institution of
Al charges Mrs. Lease with ad
ln to plumber the State OF
ansport, Ind, an irate father
Yda eloplng daughter in a cellar.
Hgroom induced his mother-in-
,riet,s and he locked her up. \
.,lst declared.
rs ago a Rev. Smith while
\ scd at Winchester became in
'ia Mrs. Helm, Que Of
ffers of his congregatio II
AN r. became infatuated. Mr..
,sirt IgeIF fell in love with Mrs.
as 4 result on last Friday
d wives.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

A gambler made an engagement with
another in Texarkana t. shoot him at
y. M, but the intended victim used
his GUN first and With fa.al eject,
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
,..iEsllAH1 ST GENERAL. t1CH1. 5 5.

cow2lETE EP!ToME or CURRENT EVENTS
ofjNTenE5I, At H0ks : f.SG aGH0AD.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
irr--a--.sE

The Shepherd Democrats nominated
Everett ?. Wheeler of New YORK for
Governor aud endorsed the rest Of the
ticket,
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

J.. cutied WIKI are and Condersed for ihy
esneft of ihe iribunes Busy Readers.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
Eson, Deft.
-sElst--G-HH
ARNING ORDER.

RRNING ORDER.
Purt, Hickory Townsh
Co., Pitts.
Is.
iyson, Deft.
ant Charles L. Hyson is
pear IN this court within
answer the complaint of
hber Is, 1884.
". A. BUTT, J. P.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
AIMING ORDER.

[. Court, Hickory Township.
|. Ray, PltF.
Eson, Deft.
fdant Charles F. Hyson is
ppear in this court within
10 = answer to the complaint
ember is 1894.
w. A. BUTT, j. P.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
! yson, Deft. J
MING ORDER.
1rt, Hlck ory township

,rt, Hickory township.
ION deft.
t ctas. +. Hyson is
af IN this court within
hswer the complaint Of
1894.
". A. Butt. ]. p.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

citing on Hill in Washington is at
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-12-15

Montevidi9 Minn.) Leader:-Any man
can take a newspaper. 1t is the cheap
est thing he can buy. Every time a hen
cackles and has laid an Egg his paper is
paid for that week. 1t costs less than a
postage stamp. less than to send or
receive II letter. What good does it do
you? 1t instructs you and your wife
and teaches your children. 1t comes to
you every week, rain or shine, calm or
Storm, bringing you the best news Of the
neighborhood. No matter what happens
1T enters your door as a welcome friend.
full OF sunshine, cheer and interest. It
shortens the long summer day and en-
hyens the long winter nights. 1t is your
adviser, your gossip and friend. No man
is just to his wife and children, who
does not give them the home paper to
read
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s. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tism, his Stomach was d%isordered, his
Liver was effected to an alarming degree,
appetite fell away, and he was terriblyre-
dnced in flesh and strength. Three bot
ties of Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward Sheperd, Harrisburg, Ill, had a
running sore on his leg Of eight years.
standing. Used three bottles Of Electric
Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklcn's Ar
'lica Salve, and his leg is sound and wen.
John Speaker, Catawba o, had five large
Fever sores on his leg, doctors said lie was
incurable. One bottle of Electric Bitters
and one box Bucklen's Arnica Salvc cured
him entirely, Sold at f. Z. Miller's Drug
Store. 3
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Strayed.

One sorrel mare, white hind. pasteyns.
blaze IN the face, barb wire scar On hind
right leg, branded II. d." on feft shout
DIR. One coal black mare with brand
Il. d." on shoulder. One yearling colt
with rope on its neck. One bay mare
with colt by her side, mare has II. ~
brand OH shoulder. Adress Geo. bliss.
Crow Creek. 8. ID.
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Out Of sight-winter.
Five Sundays this month.
Scott Hayes was here Thursday.
The beautiful weather still continues.
Mrs. Lizzie Hilton Lloyd has a baby
boy.
II. L. Wright is quite sick with pleu-
risy.
Plenty OF quail along the river in Chas
Mix.
c. S. Budget just got I'M carload Of
corn.
Arthur Mckee is bailing hay for ship.
ping.
Miller has some very choice maple fu'
|gm.
We had fine sleighing a yea, ago this
time.
The irrigated farm is the farm of tht
future.
Deputy Sheriff Henegar was in towr
Thursday.
Judge Kellam was in Chamberlain
over Sunday.
Lee Conaut is away on Il trip to Ho
Springs, Ark.
Jos. KOREAN will dispose of his running
pony a rattle.
Call aud see the Christmas Nnvelip
at Norris Sisters.
F.A Rryn Ids has q new advert G
m Ut this week.
Miiellril has d progressive rhinril cl,!
OF sixty members.
The bank statement of Case & Wilt
be * in this issue.
Lots of pretty things for Christmas a
Reynolds drug store.
Best German Knitting Yarn, 75c pc
pound at j. II. Wo!f's.
You have to read the GRAPHIC to &c
the news, now don't you?
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Fnote passed Tue!
day night in Chamberlain.
Mrs Louis Richards returned from he
visit to Castalia on Saturday.
j. II. Wolf shipped an ALFRED lot {
dressed poultry this week.
C. w. Johnson went through TO Chan
beriain from Yankton Tuesday night.
The show window of tile Ochsnt
drug company attracts plenty of after
ton.
DR.. Milliron will be in Kimball mex
Tuesday and remain the rest of til
week.
The manufacturers of binding twin
are plotting to raise the price nez
year.
The Industrial school has ninety-tW
linmates-seventy boys and TWENTY-FIVE
girls.
Reported that Charley Lowe, son {
John r., has made a deal for the Mitche
Gazette.
In parts Of Iowa You can't give ava
a horse unless you throw in a halter an
Sc temup.
The Mitchell Republican comes OF
strongly for Geo. A. Sllsby for Unite
States senator.
Handkerchief Cases. Glove Case
Shaving Cases, Trays, ETC., in cellnloit
at Morris Sisters.
The commissioners meet in speci,
session today to accept Il new a1ditio
to the pOor-house.
RAY Beebe gave a four horse sleigl
ride on the one-fourtll inch covering
SNOW, Tuesday night.
j. II. Davis was here from Centr,
City. Iowa last week. He bought tw
farms of I. A. Weeks.
Miles has his derrick up for the he
artesian we'll near the Klingaman scho'
house in this township.
, Judge Haney will hear the McKittricl
Pardec contest case today and will a,
!. journ court until Jan. 20.
Peter Smith, Brenne's right.hand ma
: has filled one show window with temp
ing sweets for the holidays.
, All kinds of Material for fancy worl
!, Ccliuloid, China Silk, Silk Tassels. Plus
Balls, etc. at Morris Sisters.
Mayor Foote was routed out of bed IL
other night to receive n splendid presel
from an Aberdeen gentleman.
You can always depend upon Blodgett
coal beng the best that money can bu
and the price is always right.
:, Castalia Republican, Des. 7:-Mr
Louis Richards, Of KimbalI, is yisItin
her daughter Mrs. 3. a. Stewart.
1t is said that s: i. Meyer, formerly
Chamberlain attorney, he's received $lt
900 back pension for loss Of aa eye,
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For rheumatism have found nothing
equal to ChamherlaiI's Pain Balm. It
relieves the pain as soon ar applied. j.
w. Young. West Liberty, w. Va. The
prompt relief it affords is alone worth
many times the cost, Sc cents. Its con-
tinued ire will effect a permanent cure.
For sale by 4. f. Miller, Druggist.
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H~arper's Bazaar.
IN I8Gs,
IN 1895,


Elegant ard exclusive designs for Out-loor
and indoor %toilettes, drawn from Worth models
by Sandoz Chapuis, are an important feature.
These appear every week accompanied by mi
mute descriptions aud details. Our Paris Let,.r +
by katharine De Forest, is II weekly trsnsci IT
of the Latest styles and cnI rices III the mode.
Under tho head of New Yo:k Fashions, plain
directions and full particulars are given rs to
shapes, fabrics, trimmings, and accessories Of
the costumes of well-lressed women. Ghildren's
Clothing receives practical attertion. y fort
nightly Patern-s6eat Supplement e,iubles read
es to cut and make their own GOWNS. The
woman wln takes HARPER'H BAIAR is pre-
pared for every occasion in lifo, acrimonious or
ii f,rmal, where beaut.f il dress is requisite.
An American Serial, Doctor W.rrick's EnuGl-
ter, by Rebecca Harding Ea,is, Il strong novel
of American life. partly laid i'll Pennsylvania
and partly in tbs far Sclth, will occapy the lust
half of the year. My Lady Eobo ~, an intensely
exciting novel, BY Maar,en Mnnrtens, author of
Gods Fool y Tine Greater Glory" etc., will
begin the year.
Essays and Social Chats. This department
Spcetato. will Contribute her charming lapers
on 'Wlnt We are Doing iii New York Society.
Saewert to Correspondents Orc 'ions receive
the personal attention of tn editor. aud arc
answered Il at tho earliest pcssibie date af;er tl.eiI
receipt.
send o Illustrated Prospectus.
The voluines OF tho B.iHAi; begin will, the
Numbers for JaInnry and of each yenr. When
no tine is mentiuaed. sui scriptipns will
begin with the Number clrreat at tho tina
at receipt of order. Cloth cases, for binding,
80 cents eati'- ls mail, post pail. Title @paso
uad index seEtol application.
itemit'ni,ccs Should he made by Tost.osice
n,hi,e order or draft. 10 avoid chances Of loss.
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Improve Your Flock.

have for sale a few young th0rueh-
pred Brown Ltgiinrn ROSTERS which can
ne had at laif what they will cost thia
rail- II they cannot be had next
Spling az Il pslcs--or viii exchange
,or other chickens suitable for the la
l. g. r. Tinan.
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For Over Firty Years.

An old and we'll triei remedy.-MIs. Winslow's
millions Of mothers for their children while
teething. Will, perfect snccess. 1t soothes the
child, %softcns the gums, allays ull pain, cures
It is pleasant to the tastc. Sold by d~ruggistf
in every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. Its value lie incalculable. BE sure and
ask for Mrs. Wins!ow's Soothing Syrup, aud
take no other.
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Strayed.

From the Crow Greek reservation. about
November 10. II light brown mare.
branded I'D, wire cut scar on left fore
foot. whit" speck on forehead. The
property OF " hite Ghost. Ii taken IN.
please advise him.
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Strayed,

From my herd III Walhro township.
one yearling heifer and two yearling
steers. Leave information ut the
GRAPHIC office. OTTo BIgDEkMAS.
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Auctlolleer,,

am prepared to sell property At
auction in town or IN country. II yon
have propertybto sell please cali and seo
me ut Sayage's livery barn. T.. SAVAGE.
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Miller sells Paints and Oils.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Media, and Dipioma.
Estray.

Came to my place on see. 2 Richland
township, Nov. 23, two black horses, one
black mare and one sorrei yearling FLY.
Wb2sN FRANK KORAN
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s.ra for illustrated prospectus.
Harper's Periodicals
T,,e Standard

remedy for all stomach and liver com
pluints is Ripans Tabu.es. Ono tabule
gisss RELIEF, bnt in ssysro caser emo
should bn tasoa after css;i meal until
no trouble liaaa lissGIcatet.
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Best Apron Checks &c a yard at VOLTS.
Best Dress Ginghams Sc Il yard at j. Il.
VOLTS.
Badger State. Lancaster. Or Lawrence
l.. L. Muslin only &c per yard at VOLTS.
90 pounds of Best Granulated Sugar
for s1.00. Special prices by the barrel,
at VOLTS.
On every cash purchase of a pair of
boots or shoes. until Jan. |, 1895, | Will
give back in cash Is per cent OF the
purchase price. J. II. Wolf.
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Have you tried a sack of thrt buck
wheat flour S. II. Thomas has for sale?
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Dea,n orDr. Freaer;ck,

" |
DR.. Fred Scott died in the St. Joseph
Hospital, TT. Wayne. Ind, on the 4th
inst. No further particulars have been
received Of his death. and the brief news
comes from his mother. Mrs. l.. II. Scott,
of Worchester, Mass, in a personal letter
to the editor of the GRAPHIC. Mrs. Scott
writes that it was learned that the
doctor sat NJ all the day before his death
aud received callers, but that nights was
:.ake& with a sinking spell, from which
he never rallied.
DR.. Scott came to Kimball something
like ten years ago, leaving here Sept. %
for Fort Wayne, where he opened an
Office. His library and office fixtures
have been lying in the freight depot
here awaiting directions for shipment
which never came. 1t is presumed that
he was taken i'll soon after his arrival
at fort Wayne.
The Diseased was a graduate of Brown
University and Jefferson Medical College
OF Philadelphia. He was at one time a
member of the dorchester (Mass.1 Light
Infantry and was a Mason. lie was
splendidly educated and by constant
reading daily acquiring a knowledge of
all that was best in literature outside of
his profession as we'll as In. While not
given much to mingling with men and
caring still less for the usual intercourse
OF society, yet DR.. Scott was one OF the
most sociable of men among his friends,
and popular with everyone. The news
OF his death will be received with genu-
inc sorrow by all his aquaintances.
The funeral took place at Worchcster
on Monday last. DR.. Scott wa 40 years
of ara.
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Buy your Underwear at j. II. VOLTS.
The present hard times demand it.
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Homoline at S. j. Snyder's.
Black saxony yarn at &c per skein at
Brenne's.
Just received an excellent assortment
OF candies at S. j. Snyders.
The finest, new soc tea ever sold in
Kimball at Brenne's.
A good Carpet Sweeper makes a good
Christmas present. BOwles has them.
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Underwear cheap at snyder's.
Ginghams only Z cents per yard at
Snyder's.
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An over supply of Gloves and Mittens
It VOLTS. Hard time prices guaranteed
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A new invoice of Ladies Jackets, hand
some styles. just received at j. II. Wolf's.
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DR.. Prices cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

How dear to our heart
Is cash on subscription.
When n generous subscriber
Presents it TO view;
But the man who don't pny
We refrain from description.
For perhaps. gentle reader,
That man might be you.
Printers Ink.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-12-15

Lots Of Boys sleds and Wagons Mt
Bowlcs' furniture store.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-12-15

Christmas Candies by the barrel at
Snyder's.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-12-15

A big assortment of Wall Pocket, Pie
tnre Frames, etc, at BowIes' furniture
store.
Everybody is invited to examine that
excellent line of WOODEN Dress Goods at
j. II. W0lr's.