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To THF EDITOR OF THE GRAPHIC:
The statement that Il feminine scrap took
place in the east part of the town. by the Index
recently is n mistake; and people who go SO
much out of their way to hunt up, or rather
make up such items had better be in better
business We were at first at loss to know who
could be interested in furnishing such "a non
sensical falsehocd for publication with not
oven originality to recommend it until we were
Informed that considcrate resident of the
west end furnished it and then his reasons be-
came obvious He evidently wishes to share the
doubtful honor achieved by the west end of
town last winterthat of having feminine
scrapper.' Surely such mngnaninity is to he
commended. READER
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From veteran Nash

Canton News: Kimhall GRAPHIC.
Clate Tinan's paper, has Just entered an-
other yeal of its existence and to cele-
brate properly the event, Clate has put
in new power press. The GRAPHIC is
one of the best papers in the state and
Clate is one of the best Of the many good
newspaper boys. Success to him.
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FinalProofNotices
Land office at chanberlsin, South Dakota

% Land g etiies iss- at Chamberlain, South Dakota
Notice is hereby given that the following.
make iinai pr proof OF IN NJ support Of Ills claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Register
or Receiver at Chamberlain, South Dakota. on
Saturday, May II, 1885, viz:
CEGILY a. BARRETT
Homestead entry No. 1859, for south west quar-.
ter tSWA) section l5, township lol n. Range IL
West
She names the following witnesses to prove hcl
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said lard. viz: Frank Ceilings, William Farms.
worth, Grant Farnsworth, Simon Morgan, all oi
Coylc. South Dakota
CLARK S. RowE. Register,
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Contest Notice.

U. S. Land O.ice, Chamberlain, South Dakota
March is, 1895.
Complaint having been entered Mt this Office
by Joseph Drchan, against Mary 4. White. for
abandoning her homestead entry No. PIG, dated
August -. 1924, upon the NEis section -, town
Dakota, with q view to the cancellation of said
entry, the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this Office, on the 2ath day of April
1855, at o'clock a. IN to respond md furnish
testimony concerning said alleged 0asandon-
ment. CLARK RowE. Register.
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one ot,l,e nes, Ed,tea

Milbank Review:The Kimball GRAPHIC
one Of the very best edited newspapers
in the state, celebrated its thirteenth
by putting in new Prouty
cylinder press. c r. Tinan, the versa
tile editor, is one of the most popular
Of the editorial fraternity in
the state, and keen and incisive writer.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-27

An advertisement In New York daily
stated that zone legged man would
learn of something to his advantage" by
calling at certain address. A curious
individual called and met the advertiser,
man who had lost his right leg He
said IF | can find a man who has lost
the other leg and wears the same size
shoe that do, we can whack up. and by
buying our shoes together we would save
considerable"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-27
Real Estate transfers.
Compiled for the GRAPHIC byJ D. Furrt
abstructer. ChRmberlain.l

c. II. Jordon to Ist Natl. Bank Of
Chamberlain, w 2l feet OF 1t 1
2-3 blk Z, II l2O fl OF 1t II BIZ
blk Is, 1t % blk 81, 1t 1-2 blk
10. 1t 3 blk q, II 9 blk ai, 81,
lta blk 32 lst add;l l-a-3.77.S
blk AZ, Its a-l2 blk o3,in 3rd
add; st5 1t blk "a. nj, 1t 4
blk SO, nla 1t blk 63, nls ltG
blk 66, slla 1t l blk go. niS 1t 4
blk 66, in End add to Chamber
lain. $500 co
c. II. Jordon to lst Natl. Bank of
Chamberlain, eli Of nell 2S
and und. four-ffth of Sc OF Sc
l5 and the und = Of nl5 of Sc
and Sc of Sc lO.1Ol-71; also 1t 7
blk 1, lts 4-2l blk l6, lt22 blk
II, 1t I blk IS. city of Chamber
lain; Its 23-26-27-3l blk u, lst
add 1t 8. blk tx 1t l3 blk Is, Ii
Is blk Fl, 1t 4 BLK 60. and add;
blk 40 and lal, 3rd add to
Chamberlain, .......,.. 1900 90
w. Hinrichs to o. Berg 1t 2 blk
1, White & Wagner 2nd add to
Mmball Observation-Disclosures, 1899 0O
E. j. Ressegicn to I. j. Ryan 1t /
and , blk 9. Its HIP blk 2 Puk
wana. .,......,.,.. 2C0o 90
l.. L. Whiting to B. J. Birchard 1t
1t blk III PukWana .. 10 90
The German American Land,
Loan and Invest. Co. to Henry
kummcrfcldt ne 32-lOi-7O. 1900 90
S. A. Brush to A. Heller sw 5-lOl
j. P selig to i. 4. Worth sw p: p -'0' "
E. l'Ie; J. Ressegic to i j. Ryan ny s' o.
23 and 1t 40 in sW l3-l03-I0. 1900 90
German American Land Loan &
| EnVest. ca. 10 kirchof Il Jcns
So a-l03-T0. 0................ 1900 90
j. L. Moore to b. Ii. Smith ne 32
c. 4. Thies to c. j. Thies It's ST; ~
10 blk 6 Kimblll...,.....,,,. Aoo %
The Globe l:.TY.s IA, Il. tho Guar
antee Saving bank NV l5-l0l
~ G So, .:......... OF
I. Gfahan to l.. A. Thompson sw
Zo-lUl-bS Observation-Disclosures. go %
American Invest Co. to G. G.
Mueller SO 10 1O1 81 67.. $50 %
R. j. Angus to Globe Invest Go.
NV 15-10l-lI. I.,.,,... 10 &C
Ger, Am. Land Loan and In.
| Co. 10 NJ. T. BrintnaIl Sc 10-10l
SO: ............. 1000 OC
W. NJ, Frease to L. NJ. White sw
80 1o2-67. 1900 &C
A. Pause to A. W. Goodalc ST., OF /.
ne and nl5 OF Sc 5s-lolrGs and
sw I3-lIo3-fa 1000 Oc
/. A. Rising to +. w. Martin Sc
a7-loi :es. ....... lloo cc
}. j. De Boor to Il. 4. Weiss wlss
of ne 29-104-69. 600 OC
II. G. Verne to to w. O. C.rpen-
ternw ia.lol.7 10. ............. 1900 oc
j, g. Soper to W. G. Carpenter
NV and Sc s5-lol-7o. ....... a2oo of
S. A. Carpenter to W.O. Carpcn-
ter no 35-lOl-7O. ............. 1900 q
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Phillip Quilliu. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ad-
deceased. to tile ceaitsra:of aud ali l,srsons
having cfai,ps againSt The aaid deceased. To ex-
hibt them, with the necessary ,youehcrs, within
notice, to said administrator 81 lis residcppe in
the county of Brule, state OF South Dakota,
Dated at Chamberlain, March 50, lst1,
IoHN QglILIN
Administrator OF the cstate of Phillip Quillin,
deceased. t6i9S2;
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-27

The farmers who were panic stricken
last year and induced to sell all their
stock at very low PRICES Ay q few Repub-
liean calamity howlers are now having
plenty Of time to regret their folly, and
those who had confidence enough to hold
strong through the trying times just
passed are now reaping their reward.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-27

Paper hosiery is one OF the latest
triumphs of mechanical genius. A fine
yarn is now made from pulp from which
socks are woven, and tits said they can
be sold for three cents a pair. Now if
some genius will get up five cent shoe
it may be possible to keep the average
boy shod more than six months in tic
year.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-27
New s>ining car service

New ssining Car service.
II IS n pleasure to note the addition III
another important feature TO the already
competent train service of the Nickel
Plate Road. The dining car service of
this popular low rate limo has recently
been augmented. by which dinner will
be served on train No. 0, leaving Chicago
at 2 p. IA. tally, aud breakfast and dinner
on train No. 9, leaving Chicago dairy c..
at $50 .. m. with direct connection FOR
New York and Boston. Breakfast and,
dinner will be served on train No. 5,
arriving in Chicago at E35 p. M, from.
New York and Boston.
For full information regarding routes.
rates, maps, folders, etc, address your
nearest ticket agent or
j. Y. Callahan.
General Ticket Agent, Chicago, Ill.
(6S2-o) (Memo fI
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-27
Den, ocra,ic sheep.

Washington Springs Republican:-les
indeed, sheep are coming up. At an
auction sale up in southern Hand county
last Saturday bunch of graded ShroIl
shire ewes sold for So per head. You bet
the man who has flock Of sheep is
strictly IN it.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-27
Aa bright asExer.

Castalia Republican: Kimball
GRAPHIC has added new Prouty cylin-
der press to its establishment and is now
jogging along on its fourteenth volume
in its jolly old manner as new and
BRIGHT as ever.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-27
An Honorable Past.

Mitchell Mail: Brother Tinan has
shunted the Kimball GRAPHIC into a
new volume, but it required II power
press aud steam engine to accomplish
his lellish design. The GRAPHIC has an
honorable past and promises brilliant
future, which we trust may be long ard
kr;rbt
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-27
Some Late Bouquets.
Thousands ofFrieuds,

Brooklngs Press:The Kimball GRAPHIC
is thirteen years old and starts out OIL
its fourteenth year with new press and
the best wishes of its thousands OF
friends and readers, OF which the Press
is one.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-27

Up Aberdeen way they don't propose
to rely on any more alleged ralmakers
nor wait until the crops are blasted be-
for getting hump on themselves. The
Aberdeen clergymen have arranged fol
series of meetings and will offer pray.
ers for the needrul moisture.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-27
THE GRAPHIC.

UTcrms Of advertising a,.ae know, oa
application.
, sac best .ty!o and at the lowest rates
sF Advertisements not accompanied ty In.
Nructons will be lbs. rted until ordered out
and charged accordingly.
-short communications on any subject q
tutsrest are acceptable II accompanied BY
The name Of the author
~AM matter intended for the next Issue
must be In the office ~ early % Wednesday
svsning TO issvfc publication.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-27

Blake of the washington Times at
tended church twice on recent Sabbath
and the incident was considered of sutli.
cipnt Importance to compose a special to
the Sioux Falls Argus Leader.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-27

Deacon" Reeves now has the news
paper field to himself III GrntOn, and lie
can come about as near iilling it as any
man we know of,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-27

Japan settles with China for 100000,
GOO in silver to be paid in three annual
payments. Colorado folks think it will
cause a rise in silver.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-27

Removal Of Nickel Plate Ticket OMicc
On May /, the Chicago City Ticket
Office of the New York. Chicago & ST..
Louis u, h.. fNickcl Plate ROAD Will he
move to Ill Adams Street, opposite the
Post office. J.Y. Callahan,
General Agent
(6S2-5) (NIemo5 81
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-27

The rise in the price of cattle la
boosted the price of leather from Is t
% per cent.
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Lingering Letters.

list Of letters remaining in the Postutii CO
kimball for tho week ending Apl 26
Mr.. Ole S. HOLLAND
Mr.. John Hendrixen
MIR. John Harsa,
Rev. Gerald Stack
Maude T. Robinson
Parties calling for any of the above describe
lettars will please say advertised. After 30 day
will be sent to the dead letter office.
WM kINsELLA, Postmaster,
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Literary Notes.

lf you are a devOtee of the bicycle YOU
can neither hear too much nor say too
much i'll its favor; and If you are Just
learning to ride wheel, or are thinking
about doing 50, naturally yoy are desir-
GUS Of knowing all you can of the eXpe-
rience and opinions of those who have
become experts Everyboy rides silent
steed," or, from present indications, will
before the summer is over, therefore
everyone will be interested in what
Are the Benefits of Bicycling?' published
In Demorests Magazine for May, in
which such enthusiastic advocates of
cycling as hr. Edward Puyson Fowler,
DIR, A. Conan Doyle. David Christie Mur-
ray, and DR.. Grace Perkham Murray give
their views regarding it. 'Tis interest
ing reading, and conveys convincing
arguments in favor of the wheel for both
sexes. Demorest's Magazine is published
for only 50 year, by w. Jennings Demo-
rest. IL East l4th ST., New York.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-27

The Delineator for May is called the
Commencement Number, and is the
third of the three great issues of the
season. The article on Gowns for Com
mencement Day is most attractively
illustrated, and Is planned to give ample
time for preparing the attire for this
important occasion. Another timely ar
ticle is Mrs. Roger A. Pryor's OIL Wedding
and Wedding Ceremonies, given with
fac-simile invitations to some very dis
tinguished social events. Mae Harris
Anson writes cleyerly Of Government
Clerkships as an employment for women.
A notable article Ill this number is A
May bay Festival. arranged for school
and other entertainments by Mrs. Lila
Niles-Wyman, and there is also A Studio
Party that offers occasion for pleasant
diversion. There is very suggestive
and valuable illustrated article on the
Laying and Decoration OF the Dining
Table, another OH Seasonable Cookery,
with a Review of the Markets, and most
pleasant gossipln Around tile Tea aaAle.
The Fancy Work DepartMeaJ are well
filled with novelties, new designs being
shown in knitting, Crocheting, Tatting,
Netting, etc, etc.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-27

Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-27

ur. Prices cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
NEVIS OF THE NAIl.
STRONG

Washington April l5-Admiral Meade repor'so
cable to the Navy Department to-day the ai', ,s.
OF his squadron AZ Colon. on sunday ha.'"s s
Port an Prince on Thursday. The meet VIII 'e'
AT Colon at least week before sailing io' tia'"o'
where according to the Admrals H'iei.'
adonted when ne sailed for the West Indies. ne eA
peced 10 stay from April 20 TO %. lie Will "o"
ever be about ten days behind MS scheuu'e' o.
colon the Admiral will receive the department
order TO conduc, the final forty eight-hour triai OF
the Minneapolis, which is to take place duf'is Wv
cr,s, at any time after April g. but certainly NOT
later than May 1t is expected that this triai VIII
be made between Colon and Havana
The cruiser Marblehead, which left Gibraltar .
week ago under orders TO guard Americans III Ns~
Minor. arrived at Beyrout this morning. IL Is pre-
snp,eb that the threatened uprising against me
christians has not occurred as Captain y Ne"A
merely reported his arrival. The cruiser iorh'o""'
after two weeks stay at Nagasaki, renewing the
protective paint just below her water-lne. "hlon
had been rubbed of by floating ice at WerHai-""
and Chez Foo left tina, port this morning Tor shahs
boI She will probaly ascend the Yang-tse-Kiang
soon. A..
Injustice has been done 10 an excellent o'iieer "
confounding the OF First Lieutenant La"'ehoS
H. Moses OF the Marine Corps. who Is reported un-
der arrest at the Brooklyn Navy Yard Tor us
respect TO a superior officer, with the name OF Lieu.
tenant Franklin J. Moses. OF the same rank an"
grade who is now on the cruiser Columbia al Colon
and who is the son-inlaw OF Green B' hauH'' eA-
Commissioner of Pensions The complaints against
Lieutenant Lawrence II. Moses will reach the seq
rotary OF the Navy In their ordinary course through
Colonel Haywood commanding the Marine corps
who has not We, received them, and II the circun,
stances should seem to warrant II, cour'-'narts'
win follow. -, A..
Commodore Edwin T. Potter, governor OF the
Naval Home Philadelphia will be placed on the re-
tired list May y. when he will be relieved OF his
command 10y Captain John Crittcnden Watson, now
a member OF the Naval Retiring Board. Civll En-
gneer A. J. Menoca has been detached e from me
the relief OF Civil Engineer +. c. Prinde, ordered
to the Ncw-York Yard. Mate J.. NJ Melcher Is
detached from the Minnesota, and ordered TO the
transport steamer Fem Surgeon Howard smith
has received six months extension OF leave. Lieu
tenant g. A. Fiske ordered TO temporary duty Bu-
reau OF Ordnance. Washington. Assistant Engineer
W. G. Hurbert detached from the Hesser on three
months leave Passed Assistant Surgeon G. H
T. Lowndes detached from the Hessler and ordered
70 the Mare Island Naval Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
FLOWERS FOR THE SENATORS.
AN INCIDENT or THE WOMAN-sUFFRAGE FIGH
IN ALBANY-wHAT TIE SENATE

AN INCIDENT or THE wOMAN-sUFFRAGE FIGHT
IN ALBANY-WHAT THE SENATE
DID LAST NIGHT.
Albany, April 15.-Previous to the opening Of the
Senate session tonight the woman-suffrage advo-
Gates presented the champions Of their cause with
handsome buttonhole bouquets. The first petition
presented after the opening exercise was against
woman suffrage.
Resolutions against the Civil Service features of
the Lexow New-York City Police bills, adopted BY
the Civil Service Reform Association Of NewYork.
were submitted
Among the bills reported favorably by the Ju-
dietary Committee the Woman Suffrage Con-
stitutional Amendment. Senator Parker dissenting.
The following bills were passed:
Senator Cantor's. relative to the corporation Of
st. Johns Guild, New-York City.
Mr. Clarksons, relative 10 improvements in the
Eighth Ward. Brooklyn.
Mr. Houghton's relative to the celebration OF Me-
mortal Day in Brooklyn
MIR Clarkson's. providing for the completion OF
improvements TO streets and avenues In F!atbush.
now annexed 10 Brooklyn: also authorizing the
Brooklyn Police Commissioners to hear the claim
OF William L. Bailey to be placed on the pension
roll.
Mr. CIarkson's. providing for tax levy TO pay
dues OF the former town of Flatbush to J. II. -Ker
win Post, G.. a. Y.
In general orders large number OF bills were ad-
vanced to third reading. the most notable being
the Comstock Anti-Nudity bill
Mr. Ainsworth's Tenement House Commission bill
relative TO the portion Of lot to be occupied BY
building. solid walls. ETC., passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
UFETIyG OF THE REPUBLICAN, CLUB

The regular meeting OF the Republican Club was
held at the clubhouse, No. $50 Fifth-ave last even
ing An election to Ill vacancy in the Executive
Board caused by the, resignation OF Munro Bryant
resulted In the election OF Charles II. Treat At the
last regular meeting notice given OF n pro-,
posed amendment to the bylaws. which reads az
follows The name OF any member failing to pay
his dues within sixty days after the bill shall have
been rendered to him shall be conspcuously posted
In the clubhouse and notice thereof mailed to such
member"
The amendment was adopted. The following resi-
dent members were elected: John r. Van Wormer,
Patrick G. Costello, Percy McElrath and Robert
G. Morris oIJ The following on-rssident members
The president OF the club Elihu Root presided.
After routine business transacted q supper vas
serve l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
4 CHINESE MOCK MARRIAGE.

AMUSING ENTERTAINMENT AT THE PARISH
house OF ST. BARTHOLOMEw's.
A Chinese mock marriage took place last night at
Ct Rartholomcws Parish House. No. 28 East
Forty second-st. There were nearly 800 persons
nresent and they had all paid % cents to see the
UNIQUE ceremony. The big room was crowded at
$50 o'clock and a Chinese orchestra played a num-
her OF selections There were six men in this or
cbestra and they evoked fearful and wonderful
strains from their instruments. When they were
not playing they were tuning up. but the distinc-
ton was entirely lost upon the audicnce-a good
natured audience-whiCh applauded everything. AT
oclock the bridal procession filed In. There were
ak ushers and behind them came the lovely Won
Uai-Chee which name means "She who eats the
niehtlngales' tongues" This name may not be cor
rect but as The Tribune reporters knowledge OF
Chinese is limited. 1t is as near as the name OF the
bride can be stated. She WAS arrayed In a dark
skirt and her features were covered with heavy
red veil. The happy bride was ''luggei in while
seated in a large sedan chair and the bearers OF
the chair were Americans, who were evidently not
"up in" carrying chairs OF this Kind. on the ar
rival of the bride the orchestra broke loose again
and the two policemen on duty In the room fed
A shower OF popcorn greeted the bride. and two
pages carrying lanterns. waved them before her.
The bridegroom, in a fur coat and attended by six
man was manifesty nervous, but he did well and
can say to-day that he is in good training Tor a
reat ceremony His name could not be learned last
night In the audience were many Cinnamon. and
thew laughed heartily all through the evening.
The Sedan chair in which the bride sat IRE
coded bv the matchmaker. who bore the brunt Of
the ceremony. The bridegroom followed and when
tho chair had been set down. ne opened the door
and out came the bride. More Emusic by the band
followed, and then the bride turned over the keys
ceremony Seemed 10 have celebrating Influence
on the groom for he promptly opened wine" so TO
sneak pouring a dark-red mixture from a de.
canter into a "chace'' (Chinese. presumably. for
"growjer') from which chalice the newly welded
mai drank Miss Ho All Fuen. "a Chinese girl in
costume" according TO the programme, then sang
"See This Bunch OF Jasmine Flowers" She sang
in her native tongue. and the first line was: "Hao
We TO sien hwa." The orchestra came in with much
yigor and then. $50 They Were Married" About
So0O realized.