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SOUTH DAKOTA LEGISLATURE
Woman Suffrage Defeated in the House
by y Vote of ~ to So.

Woman Suffrage Defeated In tie House
by u Vote of ~ to 80.
Pierre, s. D., Feb. l3.-The woman
suffrage bill passed by the senate was
defeated in the house today by atvote
of Al to IS. The detailed vote on the,
bill was:
N~ays-Ailison, zimmerman. Austin. Bar
ron. Burke. Crooks. Crosrner,, Egge, t,ygs-
broad Francis. Glass. Cold, Gullekson.
Hosmer. Johnson. Kuhne, Lumbard,
Michaels. Mckinnon, Nelson of Brown. OF
ternus, papick, Patten. Peterson. PfeT.
of McSook. Truman. TSebber.. Wheatley,
Wheeler, Williams, Wilson, Young, How
ard. Total. Al.
wood, Cindcl. Colvin, Cruthers. Dickover,
Donahue. Douglass. Dowdeli.. Drake. Eb-
bert, Fry. German, Hair. Hatton.
Leach leach Lucas Lneas, ''S killer. sli Ifrre ss'' Nc.
IRusWissal, Sharp, Shirley. storla, White.
Mr.. Gold changed his vote and gave
notice OF a motion to reconsider.
The suffrage bill had been reported
adversely yesterday, but its friends
were still hopeful. In its report the
committee said:
There Is no demand for the passage
of the resolution. We are opposed to
woman suffrage. believing that the
right Of franchise should be ~curtailei
rather tina extended. The right of
franchise is not a natural right, but q
delegated privilege, and your commit
tee firmly believes that the submission
of the question would complicate nat.
tiers of great interest at the next cleo
ton and also believe that the passage
Of the amendment would work great
harm to the community and thai the
effect upon women and the community
as a whole would be harmful"
The report is signed by Mr.. Russell.
MIR. Nelson of Brown. Mr.. Young. Mr.
Gulickson and Mr.. Smith of McCook.
The senate passed only three bills.
one the house bill to protect beaver and
two senate bills relating to assessment
A fight was had ver the senate bill
creating a state board of health of f1ve
members. Senator Howard of Brown,
proposed to amend SO that not over
three should belong 70 any one school,
which carried-23 to 19-but in the at
tempt to pass the bill as amended the
vote stood 81 to 81.
A second fight occurred over a sen
ate bill fixing a term of court for Butte
county. Senator Rice Of Lawrence,
and Wilson OF Hot Springs, crossed
swords and the end is not yet.
There was a third fight over the bill
increasing the salary of supreme and
circuit Judges, Which was discussed by
Senator'S Alpin, Lowthian and Pease.
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.England has 5000 %barmelas.

Mrs. Highstyle cat a fashionable
party)-Oh, oh, oh! That horribly vul.
gar Miss Psyche is here.
Mrs. Finestyie-I do not know her.
Mre. Highstyle-Ycu need not want
to. The coarse creature shamelessly
says that b is going to marry for love.
When q gunpowder lighter comes
alongside a ship all fires are put out.
Matches are carefully slowed away,
the cook suspends operations, pipes are
extinguished and the heavy chests arc
carried on hoardsby hand.
labrador Is about the slae Of Missouri.
70.909 square Hilcs.
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The wild Ride

A
ihear In my heart, | hear IN Its ominous
All day, liz commot,on of sinewy, mane
tossing horses,
All night, from their cells, the importunatO
tramping and nelgffng.
Let towards and laggards fall back; but alert
TO the saddle.
Straight. grim. aud abreast, vault our wealth.
worn %galloping LEGION.
With s%tirrup-cup each 10 the one gracious
Woman that loves him.
The road is through dolor and dread, over
crags and morasses;
There are shapes by the way, there are things
that appni and entice us;
What oddsf We are knights and our souls
are but bent IN the riding.
Thoughts self is:ayanishing wing, andjoy Is
cobwch,
And friendship u flower inthe dust, and glory
Il Sunbeam;
Not here is our prize, nor. Mas. after these
our pursuing.
A dipping Of plumes. u tear, u shake OF The
bride,
A passing salute to this world. and her pitt
We hurry with never n word IN the track of
our fafhers.
I hear in my heart, l hear In Its ominous
pulses.
All day. the %comnotion OF sinewy, mane-
tossing horses,
all night,f from their cells, the importunate
traInping and nelghing.
We spurto "a land OF no name, out.acing tho
storm wind;
Ne leap to the infinite dark. like the sparks
Thou leadest, D God! Ais we'll with thy
troopers that follow!
Louise lmogen Guinsy.
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S
The Keystonc of the Arch

%
In h ediice of health Is vigor. which
means not merely muscular energy, but
ar active discharge of the various func-
tions Of the body, such as digestion.
secretion of the bile. the action Of h
bowels. the circulation of the blood.
Nothing more actively and thoroughly
contributes to the united performance
of these functions than the renowned
tonic n regulator. Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters. The result of its use is a
speedy gain in strength. together with
the agreeable consciousness that the
tenure of life is being strengthened
that one is laying up a store of vitality
against the unavoidable draughts
which old g makes upon the system.
The fortifying influence of the BItters
constituted 1t reliable safeguard against
malaria, rheumatism and kidney trou-
BILE. Appetite and sleep improve
through its use. n it protects the sys-
tenn from the effects of cold and damp.
Somerville journal: The student of pure
mathema ties naturally looks with scorn
upon improper fractions.
How's This!
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for a case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. ]. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo,O.
We the undersigned have known +.
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transaction and financially
Able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm, West & TruaX.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Walding, Kinnan$ & Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. Testimonials free.
Philadelphia Record: A man who ia al
ways anxious to hear himself TAXA
deaf mute.
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"A Negro conferences ~ Tnskeree

Tuskegec, Ala. Feb. l~9.--Several
hundred delegates to the negro confer
ence which will open tomorrow have
arrived in the city. Among the arriv-
ais are many of the most prominent ne
Proes of the south.
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The Kaiser Sick.

Berlin, Feb. l6.-Tha kaiser,s all
ment has developed into influenza,
which is likely to keep him in his room
for several days.
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Saturday Mt Pierre

Pierre, S.. D., Feb. 16.-The senate met
and adjourned till Monday. The house
held a short session but transacted no
business.
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Struggling Poet (gloo.nily)-Au my YER
ses have been sent back.
Wife-Well, | wouldn't worry, dear. They
Fay so little when they accept them that
II does not matter much.
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A private letter from Florida, part of
which is elsewhere printed in The Trib-
,lne, relates that, during the recent
disastrous freeze in Florida, in twelve
hours the thermometer ran down fifty
five degrees, from 70 above to Is above
zero. notwithstanding common COM
plaintsof changeableness of the climate
of the northwest this section never
lnew G dive SO headlong as this. 1t is
well that sue information be spread
among the people, for in conjunction
with the hard times there will be more
or less talk this spring about the desir.
ability of emigration. In addition to
the discomfort implied by the freak of
the Floridian thermometer 1t is we'll to.
remember that thereby an industry.
which 1t has taken twenty years to
bring to it's present state of advance,
ment, seems to have been absolutely
wiped out. There is no harvest this
year or next, or the year thereafter,
nor yet in the fourth year or in the fifth
1T is as If a productive piece Of real es.
tate had been destroyed after the in
surance had been allowed to lapse.
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General Deficiency Augmentation IN

Washington, Feb. 16.-The general
deficiency appropriation bill-tlle last
of the thirteen regular appropriation
bills-was completed by the appropri-
atoms committee and reported to the
house today. The appropriations made
by the measure are to supply the def-
ciencies for the year 1895 and prior.
years, and amount to $6,518,574. Among
he appropriations authorized are the
following: Enforcement of Chinese ex-
clusion act, $50, 900; to defray the ex.
penses of collecting the evenu from
customs, being additional to the per-
manent appropriations for 1895, of $780,
GOO; collecting internal. $751;, 900.
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callei-1s III sister in, my littlr
man?
Willie Wise-she said if Mr.. Swee
cameto tell him she was sick; If Mr.
Rush came to say she was not in, AM
nc it was Mr.. Early to say she was on
with Mr.. Sweet. She said she'd Civ,
me a nickel If l got it right. 1 dom
know which you are. mister, but yo,
bet I'm goin' to get the nickel.
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misunderstanding about the house
has been at skies and sevens for a month.
Wife-No wonder. You say. times are
hard, and l nave been working myself to
death fixing over an old straw hat.
Yes. Saves buying a new spring hat, you
Tou are a darling. But spring is about
True. Butt AVE this done at last, and /
hin I can make 1t do untt! l buy n new
summer hat next week.
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Friend-You hat move a new hous
I'm. I hear.
Swelhier--Yah; und dot house has al
de modern fundamentally vate
Tor Washing und a peer saloon CLOSE by
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Buffalo Courier: Blinks meditatively)-
What a greedy world this is. the great ma
jority of people always after money.
HarduD (sadly)-Yes; and Il long way
after 1t. too,
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New Egypt. Ocean county, New
January 10, 1895.
The verses are as follows:

To H-
BY John C. Whittier.
Forgive thee!-yes, | do forgive thee.
And bless thee as we part.
And pray that years may never leave thee,
Ny agony Of heart.
J. cali no shadowy Madison.
Upon thy fair young brow.
But would thy life .night ever run
AS sunwardlN as now.
1 know that | have knelt tco Iowly
For smiles so oft withdrawn,
That trusting love resolved too slowly
The lesson of thy scorn.
That thou hast had thy Triumph hour.
UnQuestioned and complete,
When prompted by a spell of power
l kneit me at thy feet.
IT'S over now, the charm is broken.
The fcverish dream has fled,
And pass away like thoughts unspoken
The VOWS that ! have said.
I give thee back thy plighted word,
Its tones of love shall be ~
Like music by the slumberer heard
A drearner's melody.
Go now-the light of hope is on thee.
Thy love claims are DER;
A thousand smiles thy charms have won
They'll Win a thousand more.
For beauty hath a claiming spell
Upon the human will
Though false the heart 1t wells so well,
IL hath its homage still.
Go, blue eyed girl! the proud shall meet
And gladden. In thy smile. '
And fattery's pleasant lips shall greet
thee
With the bland words of guile;
Go try the recklessness of earth.
With that young heart of thine,
And lavish its Impractical mirth
On pleasures every shrine. q
Thy pleasant paths may yet be shaded,
A shade cross Thy sun
The rosy wreaths which love has braided
Fall from thee one by one,
TIL fatterer's tones may pass away
Thu Tyre of love be broken
Ard manhood's evil scoru repay,
Thu fondness thou hast spoken.
Go. heartless girl! thoult smile tomorrow,
AS l had never been.
And spurn thy lovers words of sorrow
For those Of happier men.
A darker destiny the pag 4.
OF coming years may tell
God help thee III thy pilgrimage,
Loved being, fare thee we'll!
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MISSOURI and Kansas Lumber Dea,e

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 19.-Three
hundred members of the Missouri and
Kansas Lumber Dealers association
assembled here today in the seventh
annual convention of that organizu-
tiOn.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-23

Lizard wine is said to be a tonic, and
a cure for many diseases OF the eye.
Fol the brewing OF his decoction more
h 100. 1000 dried lizards are annuolly
exported from Pakhoi, in China.
Rockland Tribune: Well. you're asight.
exclaimed the bystanders rs the man fell
nto the mortar bed. ~
Yes, the man said, sorrowfully, as he
scraped himself OFF with a chip Sublime.
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CHANG is ALL RIGHT.

his Yellow Jacket and Peacock Feather
Are Restored.
Tien Tsin, Feb. l6.-The emperor
has reconferrcd upon Ii Hung Chang
the yellow jacket, the peacock feather
and all the other honors of which he
had been deprived. His majesty has
summoned him to proceed Immediately
to Pelsin, where he will be given an
audience by the emperor. Thence he
will proceed with all haste to japan to
arrange terms of peace. V;ceroy Wang
Wen Shao will take temporary charge
of affairs at Pei Yang.
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weather Proverbs for February.

Boston Transcript.
Double faced February.
OF all the months In the year, we do no,
want a fair February.
When the cat in February lies in the
sun, she will creep behind the stove in
March.
When the north wind does not blow Iii
February 1t will surely come in March.
February doth cut and shear,
February fill dixie.
BE it black or white;
But IL It be white,
It's the better to like.
There Is always one fine week in Feb.
ruary.
Violent north winds in February herald
a fertile year.
breaks 1t.
II February gives much snow.
A fine summer 1t doth foreshow.
Fol every thunder with rain In February
there will be o cold spell In May.
AS the days lengthen,
The cold will strengthen.
II the fire burns unusually fierce and
bright In the winter there will be frost and
clear weather: II the fire burns dull. expect
damp and rain.
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Demorest's Magazine: Robby-How did
the sphlnx. get the credit Of being 80
Papa-By keeping his mouth shut foI
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Des Moines is making a mighty ef.
fort to dispose of 10000 tickets to the
next state fair. This is the number
which the management of the fair de.
mands shall be sold before they will put
u . premium list or take any sten
toward giving the annual exhibition.
So jnsistent are they that at least this
much shall be done by the city which
reaped the chief advantage of the
fair In a past. that one Of the Iii.
rectors says that if 1899 tickets wers
sold by Des Moines, still no fair would
he held. The directors want the citi-
zens of Des Moines to understand that
their ultin1atum is a copper riveted one,
that it will not be modified in any
way. IL Des Moines fails to fulfill the
Imperative conditions laid down there
will be no fair this year, and the next
wear the show will be placed on Wheels
old to the highest bidder.
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FOL whooping cough, Piso's Cure is
a successful remedy.-M. P. Dieter, CT
Throop Ave, Brooklyn, NY, Nov. IA. al
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Philadelphia Record: A man who ia al
ways anxious to hear himself TAXA
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Detroit Free Press: Mrs. Small doesn't
said Higgins.
No, replied the star boarder, he had the
presumption to offer her a newspaper clip
ping telling how to cook an old Zen.
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Jack--Tf | should attempt 10 kiss you
would you scream? Jess-Why, of
course, if anyone was looking.-71wn
TONES.
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Somerville Journal: The student of pure
mathematics naturally looks with scorn
upon improper fractions.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-23

The rewards which may at preseni
be reaped by man or woman, in any
department of activity, who has al
original idea, is illustrated by the ca.
reer of Nellie NJ. Horton. In 1890 Mis-,
Horton conceived the idea that a chew
ing gum which contained a little pep
sin, ii properly placed before the pub
lie, had millions n it. No one, up t.
that time. had thought of such a com
,bination, obvious as it now appears
From this idea has grown a bushes
nearly all profit, which last wear sole
$1,000 600 worth OF its product, and o
this business Miss Horton, who now II
only a little over 20, Is the manager ant
chief owner.
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The west of Ireland is again threat.

The west of Ireland is again threat
ened with its periodical famine. a recur.
renee which it seems out OF the power
OF legislation or administration, OF
change of crops, or redistribution of
land, or any governmental or economic
device to avert. 1t comes about SO
often. like the cholera or the Siberian
grip, and has to be reckoned with as a
persistent factor in the concerns of thai
much suffering country. 1t is as vel
only prospect, but the outlook is seri,
nus enough to awaken anxiety ana an.
~P;ehension. Should it come, the right
thing will be done about ii on this sidt
of the water. as it has often been lone
before, and it is, meantime, g%ratifyina
at least TO the beneficiaries that SC
many OF the sons of that unfortunate
island have made so much money il:
American politics that they can affor5
10 contribute generously in such q
crisis.
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Minnesota Editorial Assoclat1on.

NbsnutbOth ENilOTihl hbbOCIa tlOn.
st. Paul, MINI, Feb: t9.-MauSy del.
.egates are arriving III tho city to attend
tho annual meeting Of the Minnesota
State Editorial association which will
open tomorrow. The convention,
which will continue for several DAYS,
promises to be n OF the most import
ant in the history of the organization.
-
Citiman-Are yrs still troubled with
yors neighbours chickens?
'suburb-Not at all. They are kept shut,
up now. i
How did you manage?
Every night l hid a lot of eggs In the
grass, and every morning when my neigh
Dor was looking, ! went out and brought
them IN. d
Eastern Man-Talking about hailstorms.
the east is still ahead. Why. sir. only o
month & hailstones fell here as big as
eggs.
What's that2 Big ms eggs?
Eastern Man tcalmly9-Yes, sir, big as
hens eggs, sir. Is
Western Mar 9Fs somg, ya n,m ,gsanf Oh!
trich Eggs. a.
FIRST C~itizenlls6 you think there is no
danger to be apprehonded from the for
eign powers.
Second citizen-None at all; We hsXe
cranks into the country hat not even the
yszar Of Russia would care to W us.
France il trying electrical sanitation,
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1000 3u. Potatoes Per Acre.
Wonderful yields in potatoes, oats,
corn, farm and vegetable seeds. Cut
this OUT and send sc postage to the
John A. Salzer Seed Co., La Crosse,
Wis, for their great seed book and
sample of Giant Spurry. GNU
Galveston News: Peter has been rob-
bed time and again. yet Paul has never
been paid.
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The exhibit made by the taxpayers
OF Cedar Rapids shows that there are
30s citizens whose assessments are over
$4,000. Over and against this number
are 1000 against whom there is no as.
sessment at all. The largest individual
assessment is $500, 900 against J. r
Waterhouse.ssS, L. BOWS is assessed
$242. 1850, and ]. Fl. Shaver, his partner
$l61, $50. Against the as.
sessments seem quite heavy. The Re.
publican Printing is assessed
at 1874, 900. and the Gazette a,
S25 orc
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Kansas City Journal: The decision of q
Baltimore judge that stealing a cat Is not.
larceny, was doubtless Influenced by the
probability that the cat would come back.
MI. Newedd-Well, we are beginning
housekeeping, and l presume the sim.
piest plan will he for me to give you a
regular amount every week for ex-
penses. Just figure up what 1t will
cost.
Mrs. Newedd-I could never do that
In the world-so many things to count,
you know; but let-me-see. Oh, / have
1t! 1 have thought of a much simpler
plan.
All right, my angel, what is 1t?
You figure up what II will cost you for
a fare and lunches and give me the
rest.
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1xeHubtHtBKlUH I1eItateu m SOUTH DRE0tA
Bismarck, N. D., Feb. 14.-Resubmis-
sion was defeated in the house yester-
day by a vote of S5 to &c.
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IMBALL GRAPHIC
{. i THAN, PUBLISHER
KIMBALI.. . SOUTH DAKOTA.

Victor Henri. count de Rocaefcrt-I.u-
a bitter known as plain Henri
Rnehetorts has made his t~ria:nnhant
entry Into PAWS after siy years of exile.
having accepted the benefit ~ the ani-
mostly bill just passed by ihs French
senate and chamber. This expsrience
will n53 be o novel one for this politica.
U cilable, who seems 10 be pos
3 sessad of q genius for getting into hot
water. A career such as that o. Henri
Roehefcrt would have been impossible
IN any other country than France. His
$ fame as a journalist rests upon h!s
scurrllous attacks upon anything and
aaSfrythirg. The only worthy thing lie
did was the publication of his little
ssaFWeekiy, La. Lanterne, in which he
8aashedsthe rotten regime of the second
zasnnpilk until he made Napoleon Ill
winae.A He was sentenced to transport
s%IationAor life for his defense of the
sstsemInune and his yillification of the re-
xGSaslaic The act OF amnesty OF 1880 en-
eqsffm to return to Paris. but not
TbFsvery, long, His support OF the Bou-
.1anRersnloyenitnt compelled HIM to flee
2 againsiM order to escape from a long
term OF imprisonment, decreed against
* hiIngby the sanate. He is a moral and
political nihilist: To destroy character
or Undermine a government is his de-
HIGHT.
Tlse london county council has re-
s centIysasaled d volume of statistics
Whtch.are gilmore han ordinary inter-
est dSsthToWfng light upon the popu-
lattoaS5Of fhesmetropolis of the world.
The SfptAls,Epoptlation registration of
Lon 0bpaWaS SET Gown at 4.2ll,7 TAB by the