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Situation. Wan,ed-M.le.

Situations Wanted Male. /.
ssisS Or ar.,.sis.. .,ccnd Sssa; ssssds .
sober. Robert shIyers. % Roosevelt st
BAKER on ,e.ke national work preferred. Pops's
grocery. johnson, corner Navy 81, Brooklyn.
pAkER--stesdy' youns man. good second hard on
cake: can work aiousi references hcCahery,
tsI W. t6th at
BAKER--Forrmsn. nrtt class on all kinds OF bread
rolls: steady place. II. Keii. $50 ". tsth at.
BAKER--Caks foreman. Call Q days, Alexander
Guild rs N. Elliott place. Brooklyn
BAKER-fcuns man as second hand on bread or
cake, q. b., IL West a.
BAKERr--tIood second or third hand at all sorts
OF bread rolls wishes steady position; sober.
BAKER-sscond or good third hand on cake
Georse lst sumpter st. Brooklyn.
bAkEh.rors nan on bread cake; city or coun.
try. Call 80 ". t7th st.. basement.
BAKER-fcremsn on all kinds OF bread 4 rolls
Reiter. 81: T. s5th at.
BAKER--F,rst-ciass foreman, On all kinds CT
bread cake. bread preferred. 500 W. icpth St,
LIST door. we s
DAKER--Youns man. 10. as second or third hs nd
on oakes; city or country. Haishan. Sis E.
18th st. ,
BAKER-seeond or third hand on bread 4 cake;
rity or county. <2t E. 18th st.
BAKER a. Brst-cisss forensn on bread 4 cakes;
city or country. Bsidauf. 20 LIST 1T. candy store
BAKER-sseoud or third hand on bread. 2ss e.
1o6th ct.
BAKEk-Iirst.class bread 4 csk. baker; steady
man cry or country Horne. 100 Hamburg
pAkER-Yor,msn mr. ,oco,, h.na. .o,., ..,,
all kinds bread. Nlerha baking. rolls cakes
eonee cakes 81 W. lst st.
BAKER..-ioung man as recond or good third hand
ot on eshc"' DOLL caro- Mari, is' Dupont ST..
BAKER wsnta steady place AZ foreman or second
hand: good On ali Kind, of bread c.L,.
p,w~n . /" T. S'h 81, rear,
city Or soun,rS On %as ar sqs .. ct Srsi rolls,
BAKER-rOreman or second hand on bread
rolls q cakes % H. i's'h st.
or country. iN Mott at. near Grand. bakery.
NATURALIZATION baker nm b,.,d o.l...
steady n s,hsr, ,,ty o. ,a.,,s Css
w nr =, ,.'a st
sS7 e, 10th st.
try. All =, it,h y, n'' Glass; city or eoun-
-
PARTY, Isl e. ioth =, manu- o" SANes' piss
-.------- -----
nsrcnsnd ,.mrnnsa. Ame ,,h tnoroughy e,'
creme, wan,s s,psax o w,,n nrn n city rsf
Waverley place.
pARKEEprP IN v..r.. .....,....,- -
her q rciinble, rsssr.nr. ~ .e.. s,auy SO
Tony Bliss. 1878 LIST ave
nApKrrpFp C.,-m,n en- =, =, ------------
thoroussiy unSsr..sn,, sS OF eIoa sppsaanes.
no,'ukny unoer sanus ms buslness In liquor
BARKrrprR--sn..,. c.,u., . r,-,,.s.,---.---,
,renesa sorm,n pAcn; no'e or liquor store; ref
ARxrrprp-c,u,.,.,, ,--..-.
pioyod. wishes 10 change. r.,sr.nss, .'
ooa x sas :, -, .aAse. 'nSes' D. IT,
nApxrrprp ,c.r.,.,, ., ...-.,..--..-J,-
eneed. we'll recommsnsed' ., s"1 ay ~
country; wages moderate. Leman. So I'd ave, cigar
store. -
BARKEEPER, young Irtshnan. u aoed .noesr.
ance q strictly sober; 4 years reference from
last employer bsrheeper i03 Il. Houston n,
BApKEkprR Al n,,.,. ,. -,
Amsris.. 81, nt.' , 1871 en1psrlehes,
" as,ss ?" N'''eAA' 's'efshe"' eorsy. So'
nApKprprp c.,,. I...-i..
sInerisncsa Sr.,"n,s.s m,,sr a.. uorsuSn.y
,.sss.nt.e, 81, uI WIN hrteass
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MILH0LLANDITES GET IN.
Secretary Ten Eyck Thinks 5000
Have Enrolled.

W. H. Ten Eyck, Secretary Of the Re-
publican County Committee. said this
morning that reports from $50 out OF the
l.l42 election districts show an ENROLL
ment OF 1,46o. On that basis he figures
II out the enrolment for the two days
this week, when the Milhollandites were
given a chance to get under cover, will
be 5000. r.,.! 49,.
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MisceiiSaeous.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woman dishwasher In
restaurant; would like to learn waiting. G.,
box $50 World.
WILLING WOMAN In restaurant or boarding
house: willing obligins. Call for days, so2
", goth NJ.
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sltp stIens wsc,es.t .,e: |;

H. . ~. -,4.i,,E : -.--..-, -. !
GsA ax,s NJ az. nd go \ Fssl
coAcHhAN-ny young married mani no ehii-
oten wife 90 prncrpi housswcrk. thorpukhly-
Be seen; city or c6untry. Cali or address oeorrs.
care c. II. Coisman.' Hsdford Pan. MY. .cfty.
~ t,r,,r.,,, -, I.F.wT .4A-sa 6rI.;.
from former enpioyer:as nTssS~ esesstsnee:
Honest @orid r,rsrTh IxiS "a Az
90, !, rcro, N,. -. = = s.------,,,-..-
work !, b,tsin,a, man, G. an in,r,.S bons. h1.t
city reference. K. boz 4 World. ---------
American Diplomas. steady stsvation a. com
pardon or nurse 70 Invalid lady or gentleman;
moderate salary. DR.. J. w, IS I'd st, ID fst,
hoooken. y, J. .,.--- = .-,-.--. -----!.------.-
quick johber; wages mod
e'e' berman' ts sunok IT,
CONFESSION --Two.thirdsr. 1obbsr; clean proof
wishes steady position. STEADY. box 53s World.
BROOKLYN go ~.
coMPusIrop torisntei) sAnstrit. Arabic, syrisc.
Hebrew, 60 thorough Entitsh, French, Ger
man.. Russian; pfscuoel prthtAr; aged 81. l..
Eieen. ? Sutton placs. - - 49,. :.
coMposIroR proo.r.,a.r. fair pevspap.r yf,tsr
city or country. woSdS Tor ist World. '.s',
cooK.-Fir,, elss., cou,o,t.nt avery br.neSy Aks
Sork "a sr,t'cis., sinh hnn.. < r..ts,,,snt
Emil HHnsr. .x,s BerIen It,, frookIyn
ox-r,,sr,,. a -s.,i. : r,.r,hu.. -
tcrins 10 din,.r n.rt;.. ;. snscisitv, En.,,sh
Embassy reference. 7. Feri. 2oe W. 9th Of.
CooK-Amsricsn. plain. aii-sround cook; steady
position; city or country; no agents. Sober.
box 2is World 800 - -
cooK-FIr.t-clsss otd.r cook 4 aii-sround man,
dsy or mint: moderate wages. a. sdysrtisIns
ONCE, ith I'd ave. :.
COOK. waiter by married coupi. iu private fam.
e,h " n.s .s'ei'"eeA' 'Heu'e'' """s"'' -.
cutter carver en hest Gsf.r.nSs steady
sober Ir,ck''f. = T. Sd st
cooK.-compstert dinner. oyster. order cook.
s.sy .o.I Rs s: :s.s' s s'i. .i.s %
COOK natter /, competent 5:.s: m's
nn",, - y" -
n' Michel. it sn s s OF s sSrn'r
sSs* l. i. :;'ss' $: e: 7: city '.''''s' '- elias.
S r. s:1 :s:.s %. 81 :s
800 W. Oh A., rear es' house. e"'' -" :" .''"''
cooPER-youns Germs. would Ik, to procure
DisHwAsHER a useful msn-sober young man !;
s.perisnssd tit e, can do waiting cook
o,as. L,nu ISL ave- ----.-.---
na,on s.n.1.m man or, =, r.tar.n.e. IN,
tung, sfs Columbus ave,
- -
outside New York city; sradusts' of p. c. p. |;
Z years experiences In nrst-class utores Drug
gist box ~ nryn Mavr. Pa.
pRuo CLERK ,,.n.r.d "a, .,.n,,n.,,,n .,..t,
..ysraI Isnsussss a. si.h, cisrE n, rciiss
Ro,snaeid % SHERMAN n, Rnoot,yn'
man American; hest references; civ Or country.
Antifeerine. II Canal st
DRUG CLERK, Junior with q yesrs' exp.r,ence:
small salary. A. X. ioi Madison st.. care Of
Ho's"'s'"' ---.--.
DRUG CLERK. junior. Q year, experiences q
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free OF Charge ~
ARTIST will do illustrating OF any kind during
August Il September al 20 pet cent. discount
from regular prices Drop postal to e.. 40 W.
Esd 1t,
BAKER-Foreman; good. sober worker; all kinds
of bread & cake. Jendrelks. 100 Stockton st..
Brooklyn.
H: :nss,.s 90: sYfs Voc:
na ss. snss;.i s:sSs ss;s s;:.
good references. D.. Ssfsss: Nesid. !
BARTENDER. 20. a SECOND hand; quick 4
sober: can also s:rvs AhinGh Z DO waiting
Koehlsr, ala Canal st.
rived. .. bsrtendet; wages no object; strictly
SERBIAN ave. ' -lI -
BARTENDER aged Ameriean would take
best reference. Reliable. box. tSf-worid.
BOY. IS. wishes situation Of any kind. y.
Meyer. 1918 I'D ave- %
cARPENTER-Ail.a around neehAsie: also handy
msnt factory. hotel. estate &c. Anderson. Sts
Henry st.. Brooklyn. teG,.
cHEF-spesks French q English: does Al French
MI any responsible position; city or country: best
references. Chef. $50 1th ave.
COLLECTOR. sxperisnced; can furnish references
security. J. A. L.. - MaodoaEAl Ut.
COOK, at present employed IN nrst.elsss Plae..
branches; srst-ciass cooking. ccof. is ". ssts
ST., rear.
DRIvER-Middie-s American to sahe charge
Of teams drive; 20 yssEf experience; good
reference. Driver BOZ. ~ World. y Ma -.
DRUGGIST. 49, graduate; fegtstersd New York
ences; speaks Germ.n 4 GaEiish. sShHs. ass FL
lsry st., Brooklyn. ~ SO
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, sober man as engineer or
assistant. John Clark. 100 Grand At. Jersey
FIREMAN--Marri.d man as fireman; understands
his business. Chris Wilson. Columbia place.
Brooklyn. -. -
FIREMAN-Experienoei boiler hrerAau.I A. Cas-
bay. ls5 X. tSth st.. bssemsnt
eoivred mas as jsni.or 4
night Waterman; can give good rsfersncs.
Charles Cornelius, sV Washington ave-. Brooklyn.
PORTER 20: spesks German q Enslish; strong;
can do any kind of work. Rshf.; so Canal st.
sTABLEMAN, experienced: or ~ driver or at any
work. II. schursth, It's T. "a at
Observation-Disclosures man. Is. 4 yssrs sxps-
once n,sHS work. s.'G H. s0 90. ~ %Sii sroosys
snees; at present snSiOysd. A., box si5 World.
UPHoLsTERER, undsrstandthg business in all
branches. desire: position " store OF hotel At
USEFUL MAN-Firsmsn. obier. dynamo, run
steam launch; take charge; moderate wages.
Lucas, ass Monitor st. Lafayette. Jersey city.
ACCURATE copyist. e1tsrsscsd IN mailing. az
10Th ST. ts.-
Al MECHANIC w.nta ToTs q any, kind whsr.
there is q chance 70 .sT.nes; II year. saberi.
sSss %sshs: Be. 's' s: .'t s%s;s
DoS iT World
GENTLEMAN having an pnfcs 10 Philadelphia a
Is Years resident would ,sss . Tsp m n,
hus,.Inh'. ncsr.bv I'D j. ~ a. Worla
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Situations Wsnted--Mais.
&C. a line No Earv Ckoros on Sunddy

Hs~y Saturday vAtE apt u sH b the
WORLD " SITUA ION pAF." Ia adt1tt's.
snr,ts under hs Classification oppeartno IN he SCI
xrday .nnrnino edition ef THE WORLD afu b
repoated In he EVENING WORLD Ne sons day
free OF charge G - |
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chsmbermsIds. Mattresses. G.e.

CHAMBERMAlD-German girl chsmbermaid
or for general housework In small family. Jani-
tor, ia h. slBt st.
CHAMBERMAID-You girl TO do chamberwork
4 walt on the door: does not object to do little
mendinE; can give reference. Call days. tl3
W. eSth 1t. ring l bell.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young woman as
chambermsid; can assist waiting; reference.
I52 W. ssth IT., Cd floor.
CHANBERMAID or housework-Coiored girl s02
Herkimer st.. Brooklyn.
CHAMBERMAiD. hrst class; willing to assist
with washing boarding house preferred; refer
ence. 234 W. 30th st.. LIST floor.
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Situations Wanted-Female.
Sc a tAss - Asks Charge on Ssadsv.

Hre,y Saturday until sept wh be TIN
WORLD S "SITUA lion DAY." Al advertise
aeus under fhts eiasskedtton appearing In tie Sat.
srddy morniro edition. Of THE WORLD wa b
repeated In d. EVENING WORLD the same dug
kes of chnros
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.~.-lxsy "a gs-le.ssssr
~ SSt9Stto0f w 6th< C)aao.
EfTHoonIpyfrp 49,. ..,.-s--
r.sSn.c. ~ 6..,,.,.----------
{s!ptrs.e uAhDENtk fcrisft - ytaTx
ys}nss srnpsns.ce;v psg refsrsncAl luz1e1
=. ,,,,,,f. 2ss'c'ee esms1 y. e.
80 %sseisssy a,shsst m.ft, ,siss shsss 4. sitsi
wcria. A. boz " brpcAfy&
NAciIINisT ,,,,,,.x.-, =. -,----,-
,. :, .,,, T.. %. 'sssi.sti,s wsl'a -.
d, ssosiinss 49,, ssen.ss., lses 49,. g 49,
% Mpser6is st. sBrookiyn, ASas -
MfCHrNIsT, sr,t ol..s ali around S..z
MECHANIC .ood .n..,,,,s -
'hstso2oiosiesi sisctricsi " H. -
oYsrERMAN. 10: .oo5 i.ncb,,.,, - -
quired u. W soS AZ Waris Ur Wv" IT,
PAINTER. s.oo,.,or s.,.o,,,. So
painter gliding srsinins plssterinS
position NJ Post eeaee box ia .Evsr.sss.
l. - ~
' .';ss void ssss:'s ss.s s:;s'. On had
PAINTER Z p.esr-h.ns.r; sood ssssssi Sss7s
city or country; wages low. 'WAitsrA -
1s.s =. : : 80. : - :, :.
ssii.sis: ss:sn q, sis'oans p.sssr 80
try; stats term. te Steady. box 90 werIe:
pM sbs,n r.rER, MANoER van @ iooa ~.
FAINTER . a.r.., ..e'' -. ~ 3. 80
Islands bis trade m MI Il, brsneh.s, 49, ~
,s,s permanent postio. Ao.si q real -
pAiSrEa ,sD,r.,sns., ~, -, -. 49,
the day or job. Painter. 20 W. aist q IA -
PAINTER wants steady work; ii yssrsf c11Ss
o rsnss; Tasss nodsrsss; can hang pssss. q. As
PAINTING. p.psr.h.nsins. rsscoins- & ESi-SSS
done cheap: 5000 work. n. sobsi. IN q svs.
PAPER-BOX MAKER Constant . 6ix- rs<fnp
.pfessman cmbosssr All-round ysupssitar 80
World. uptown ',S17717yl - &
PAPER-HANaER, good hand on ans pspsc Nm
work cheap; private or trade: city O. co.sssys
Lowsnth.l itfe sd ave.
.o German Enslish; city or country. Mstansss
=. W ~.n ~, ~ no4, irols- -
nn.,oy,,sd 81 ~ AEEE-Hsli-sone ope,stof. ~
ton. r. n. boz lbs Word. "ou'aN me poa''
PHoIoGRAPHFR as operator Or prfntsri -
.st nan y, moderate wages C. Hcitsnssn ~ W
PHOTOGRAPHER: 4. able for, every kisa .
PHYSICIAN wants sal.risd posifisa; vssN
uayel address Pnysesn. 81 -AassM MelG
PLuMnER-Good workman jobbin1, q Nv .voTSi
N:sS per day. Plumber, World nssnsA. -
PLUMBER, Joining r; ryes,.ty -1ssssxs,-s;
furnish years rsfersnes; citN sR soaaS1II
Address Plumber. 700 u. 1o1d 81 ~
PORTER. sisvster-runnsr or sssistxSf 51s31SS -
Battery Park Missioa. u state q =
PORTER psek.r a ,b,,,.r--y..,,, ...r-- = - -
tejiirent f1iiy eomnetsnt svcXs.t,s - $3.50
ssss: s!sa:s rsooa'SssSs.iass ans ~ - e
prxp yorn. -.
rerk. xiiilrs a ohi,.sr- u n.ss.SS. 80 - -
7tth 81. - ..i-.. u. ss.I ~ a.
PORTER or driver; young; man; wiifinG 20 1sq7f
At anything: good rsscrsncsss SsSeinG q
9th ave. = ~ ~
PoRTER--swsds, Marie man. q pcrfsr: V5IiirS
TO do any kind Of WORK. GOOD rsfcrencnL, No.
sou. 80 o.. Merns s'e. nfook'yn- = y
PORTER-Tempefate young man - Dortsf -
useful man Ia wholesale house; salary ns6sseees
sa,s S,s.s, ~ s'n Nii,t,ssy !, VI
fHoOFREADEH.An enpersnced eecur.es ssrSe
liable rsaoef practich printer. Atpoa
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NURSE q seamstress to grown children by re-
nned North German woman, 30. with best ref
erence; can furnish her own machine h willing
70 assist in Homework; please call personally.
Mr. Young, Mrs. Huebner. 32s Atlantic
ave-. near Smith st.. Brooklyn. I'd floor. '..i
NURsE-Giri aged 10, will mind baby 4 make
herself useful In exchange for home c.. box
$50 World.
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prsaamakers, Scam stresses, Ae.

DREsSMAKER-French dress. stage costume
maker or forelady in Wholesale business house
H. daily. Mrs Piuchart &c Bond ST.: send
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HoUsEwoRK-Young German girl. Q months II
country. TO do light housework. ios Huron ST..
Greenpoint.
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General ,Hevssworkers.

c.n.rsI nou.ewortea
uoI,sEwoRKYouns German girl a months In
country 10 DO Nm Homework log Huron at
Greenpont
- -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gri 10 90 general mouse
are employed; no cards. Is MscdougaI st.
uoIrsrv,ppr y.,,,. t,I,h .,r, ,,., I.nd.1 a.
AZ hon.s.orL tor fsmI,v or a. nnys. CsIi .,1
w sssh =, ~' " "
Ho,IsewoRK -coior.d woman 10 do hou,.So,L
for nriysta family or IN nat 1st I'm ave, rinc
colemsn's bell.
HousEyoRk-G,rl 20 do general boussyork.
e,s sth ave
uoUsrwoRK-Exn.,Isnc middie.a1,d uoman
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pressmskers, Sssmstressss, &C.

Observation-Disclosures competent to manage
large establishment; experienced & artistic;
city or out OF town. Modistc. box 40 World. up
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General Housewossers.

acknowledgements girl to do general
housework. +35 W. 30th at.
HoUsEwoRK-Girl. lately landed. to do general
Homework In city only; small wages. Call or
address NJ. Hara, 23S ID ave.
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CLOAK CUTTER. experienced. custom work r.
chetNile. care Mr.. Weber sol L. sst hist.
cokCHMAN- strictly temperate; city or country:
good references; good driver; takes good care Of
horses. harness and earriAgaa; thoroughly com
petentiI would take pJaes as porter. jt1itor or
NatshnAn; sSs 10. y. AeponAld. sN Z. sIth St
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Lsuudrsssss, Days Work, Etc.
Nv,ses. lsd,ss' MsIa.. ae.

WASHlNG-Ladies' & fine family washing thor
oushly 4 promptly done: sunny yard; references
ChAmberlain. 81 w. 26th 81.
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Houssksspsrs snd IsnItrsssss.

HoUsEKEEPER by young American woman In
widower's home, economical housekeeper 4
seAnstress. d. ID. as iith st.. Brooklyn.
HoUSEKEEPER's position by competent, unen-
numbered widow. ~. in honorable widower' 8
family Or furnished room house. Housekeeper,
station @.
H0UsEKEEPE R--Competent middle-aged Ameri-
can woman as working housekeeper for widow
sr,s or small family: any position Of trust for good
home. Call or address Mrs. e.. Els W. 24th st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. widow with grown chill
dren; will pay part OF rent Tor nico nat; years
References. Earle. LIS w. seth st
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HoUsEWoRK-German girl TO do general house
work In small American family where girls
are empioye no cards. - Mscdougal Ut.
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CHEF-speaks Preach 4 English; does Al French
& American cooking; 20 yeArs experience: will
mi any position; cty or country; best references
Chef ss5 7Ib ave.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-01-13

The county commissioners have been
in session since the 1st inst. A large
amount Of work has been on hand. This
week the board has been figuring up the
cost of each artesian we'll. II correct
estimate has been made the figures
should be made public. The wells have
cost pile Of money and the taxpayers
are entitled to all the inside facts.
Apropos of the artesian wells, some way
should be devised whereby a special arte-
sian we'll fund for each well be created
and the warrants in payment of the work
drawn on such funds. This world at
once lift the warrants on the general
fund to very near par and more fixed
value given to the warrants issued in
payment OF artesian we'll work. Inas-
much as the we'll warrants are now
drawn on the general fund it compels
the county to stand the depreciative on a
large amount of outstanding warrants
and OH which it is paying something like
$1,000 TO $500 interest annually. By
separating the warrants each township
having oil artesian we'll would have Il
pay its own interest.
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Dacel.

Mrs. j. c. Ryan, of pneumonia at her
home IN this city, at 10 O'clock Saturday
morning, after many days of intense suf-
fering. 1t is a sad duty that falls upon
US to chronicle the death of so beloved a
wife and mother and words cannot ex-
press the sorrow that is felt by the entire
community. A husband and four small
children are left to mourn the sad loss,
and many willing hands are doing all in
their power to comfort and care Tor the
bereaved-trying to fill a place that can
never again on this earth be filled as it
was by the loving wife and mother.
Funeral services were conducted by
Father Reiland Tuesday morning
White Lake Wave correspondent to Plank
inton Herald.
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Sentenced for Life

Judge Haney. last Friday, sentenced
Henry Schroeder to the penitelltiary for
life. This was the lightest sentence the
law allows, although Schroeder confess
ed his crime and did all that he could
do to convict Phelps, the instigator Of
the crime whereby Mat Matson was mur-
dered, There is more or less sympathy
for Schroeder, but nevertheless it is gen
orally admitted that a man who can be
prevailed upon to kill another in cold
blood should be taken care of by the state
Sheriff Morgan took the condemned man
to Sioux Falls Monday,
Thus is the great crime of May last
partially avenged, but it never will be
completely until Phelps is behind the
/ bars for life or strung up by the neck
like a dog.
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Avaluab,e Horse k,,,ed

One of Jas. Byrne's big sorrcIs got
restless during the severe cold OF Tues
day, broke his fastenings, crowded the
the barn door off its hinges and started
for run around town to work off his
surplus energy. In running across the
vacant lot adjoining AIRS. Ryan's on the
west he ran into an old excavation once
used as a cellar and broke his back.
The hole was partially filled with snow,
and in making the jump the animals
,forefeet only reached the opposite side,
producing sudden sprain that did the
work. The horse was one OF a magnif-
cent team, both being large and power
ful animals, and nicely mated in size and
color.
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THE KIMBALL GRAPHIC
cLATE R. TINAN.
The Official Paper Of Bruls.C County.
Unpreceuentesl oaer


Last week we sent out large number
OF sample copies OF the Chicago Weekly
Inter Ocean and the Orange Judd Farm
er. We are enabled by special arrange
ments with the publishers to offer the
Inter Ocean and the GRAPHIC for one
year at the unprecedent low price Of
Sl.75, strictly in advance of course. The
price Of the Inter Ocean is $1.00 year.
The condition of this offer is that all
arrearages must be paid up.
II the Inter Ocean is not desired we
will furnish any Of the great weeklies at
very low rates.
The Orange Judd Farmer is published
weekly and for our clubbing offer, in
Guiding five books. see,adyertisement on
local page. Every farmer should have a
farm paper. II this particular farm
| journal does not fill the bill the semi
monthly Northwestern Agriculturist sure
ly will, and it can be had with the
GRAPHIC for only $1.75 for both papers
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wants the state,o..ay II.


The total expenses of the Phelps and
Schroeder case will foot up something
like $1,000 and Lyman county Is trying
to shift the cost on to the state. On May
18th the election in the matter OF organ
ization of Lyman county occurred, On
May 22ud the officers OF the county
qualified. This left six days from the
date Of the election which separated
Lyman from Blule county, to which it
had been attached for judicial purposes,
and the qualification Of Its officers. The
murder occurred during the six days.
Because Of the uncertainty of jurisdiction
at the time an effort will be made 10
have the state assume the expenses OF
this trial,
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An Anecuote or(sreeley.

Mason City Globe:-The Waterloo Cour-
ier has been interviewing an old man
once intimate with Horace Greeley, the
great editor. Among other incidents
this gentleman gives Of Mr.. Greeley, he
relates that once. wll.n one OF Mr.. Gree
ley's ardent lady admirers sent him an
invitation on a dainty perfumed note to
take tea with her on evening named. Mr..
Greeley looked the note carefully over
aud then indorsed on the hack of it, 81
don't like tea and sent it back to his
| fair almirer.
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We are sorry It's 90. but the winter
meeting of the South Dakota Press asso-
citation at Brookings the 23nd and oath
will have to accept our compliments and
regrets. With the present train con-
nections we could go to Chicago easier
and quicker. 1t would necessitate an
entire weeks absence. The press meet.
ings are enjoyable-to us-aud profitable
but for us fellows west of Mitchell usual
ly very inconyenient to attend owing tt
train connections, which are this winter
worse than ever.
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South Dakota comes to the front in the
shape of an offer by Deadwood Of $4,000
for the Corbett-AIitchell fight.
January weather,

lii January 1893 the mercury dropped
below zero only six times and up to the
last few days the temperature was de-
cidedly above the average. elast four
days were very cold and February kept it
up. This year the month opened mild
but cold wave Sunday sent the mercury
down to 20 below and Monday night il
dropped three degrees lower. Tuesday
night warm south wind mellowcd the
air and The weather since has Leen de
lightfu!.