The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-07
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c, r TINAN. PUBLISHER
!. SOUTH DAKOTA.


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viously cancelled by punching a hole
through the amount and tearing off
the signature OF the chief cashier. The
notes are burned in u closed furnace
and the only agency employed is shaw.
ings and bundles of wood. They used
TO be burned in q cage, the result o.
which was that once u week the city,
was darkened with burning fragments
of notes. For future purposes of refer
ence, the notes are left for five years
before being burned. The number of
notes coming into the Bank of Eng
land every day is about so, 900 and $780,
900 are destroyed every week. or sonle-
thing like {, 1000, 900 every year. The
ptock of paid notes for five years is
an - am hoxas whic, q n,.ced aid. hv
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mia. Ittha ,,... ,,.aa !.
MI. .h., -o,,a ..aah ha;aht 80
A.. .na tvath;,a ILL., u;;.o,
and = and would fo,m - r;hhon 70 aEs
mile. Ion,
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The elaborate provision for public
schools is q striking characteristic of
state n territorial legislation in the
Tar west. North Dakota estimates the
ultimate amount OF her school fund at
somewhere between $40, ooo, 900 and
40, 600, DOC. Oregon's school fund is
now S2,5oO,o0o. ldaho's school lands
are worth nearly $1,000, 900. Kansas
holds nearly ST. 0 900 in bonds for the
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nor h.. .ahaaI. o,.I.h"M. 80. n.:m wv
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A government publication pictures
two Alaskan families Of Eslkimos, one
civilized, the other uncivilized. The
latter are clad in skins and have sullen,
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dwells in o dim, smoky hut; his civil
ized fellow has learned to live In the
light.
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- " 6Ainoins SaPacity, VIII
render a candidate ineligible. and the
examining medical officer is directed %
take INTO special consideration the
PROBABILITY OF the teeth lasting.
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number words used by her child. All
the parts of speech used were recorded.
with the result that in this case the
child appeared to have a vocabulary of
l,52s words.
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the ho,sa ~ oo,n,na,s msuha.a
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tue WORD which, and this wa carried
witaout anyone having moved an addi-
ZION. The result was that n clause
OF the bill ended with the word
winch" n the discovery OF It's mean
ing naturally passed the wit OF a
Inc cats BYE stone now priced MS an
ornament Is 4 very different thing
rom sne ancient ats eye or eye stone
OF lndla, an agate cut as to show the
some that this latter vas used as ,nonev
in parts Of India fo,,r centuries ,oo
and specimens found todar bav m n.
terest to num;smatists,
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Galera, liza meters in length. has nov
been completed, giving the orova line.
In Peru. access to the enstern s1one ~
the Crodilleras. This tunnel ia the
highest point on the eartb's snrfac.
which q line Of railway has aver
Johann Strauss, the celebrated com.