The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-16

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F. E. Miller's drug store
Log Cabin Maple Syrup Mt William
MathieI at actual cost, to close it mt.
Guaranteed absolutely pure, under $500
forfeit.
Bacteria do not occur in the blood or
in the tissues of a healthy living body,
Ell her of man or the lower animals"
So says the celebrated DR.. Koch. Other
doctors say that the best medicine to
render the blood perfectly pure and
healthy is Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Mrs. j. 7. Ross, Chamberlain, is
reported much better, we are pleased to
know. She is beeing treated by IL
christian science woman from Omaha.
Miss Rose Pilger claims to be perma-
nently cured. She was treated by the
same woman.
Marshal Dams mishap necessitated
the appointment of some enc to I'll his
place, and at a special meeting of the
council Tuesday afternoon j. A. Glass.
president of the council and acting
mayor, appointed Geo. B. Savage special
policeman until Nav l..
Kimball is by its location the center Of
Brule cOuntv'S trade aud chief market
ing place and every winter has to supply
Chamberlain with eggs in addition to
the many cases shipped east, Chamber
lain not getting enough of the fruit to
supply the home demand.
A young widow of Russia put up a
costly monument to Ter late husband,
and inscribed upon it, "My grief is so
great that | cannot bear it," A year or
so after. however, she married again,
and feeling a little awkwardness about
fine in scrlptlon, she solved The difficulty
by adding Que word to it, alone"
The loss to the fruit industry in Flo
rida alone is estimated at the enormous
sum of $lO.OOO,00O. 1t is estimated that
next years crop Of oranges will not
reach n hundred thousand bo xes.
again st five million this year. Early
vegetables. all the Strawberries and four
ffths Of the %plneapples are destroyed.
Chamberlain Journal: Miss Gwyneth
King, who is %instrncting a class in ply
steal culture at Madison, Wis, met with
a -erions accident a few days since by
falling heavily on the pavement and in
juring her spine. The latest information
rece we'd by the family indicate tliut she
will soon TO attending to her duties.
We have been publishing the GRAPHIC
nearly twelve years, and for the first
time, last week, an up against that in
teresting and contemplate individual
who takes a paper a year or so to see irw
he likes it and then puts it back IN the
pOstoffice marked refused" We hoped
tu keep a clean score in this respect, but
it appears it wasn't to be.
The little town OF Gary up in Deuel.
county lost the county seat a few year
ago and since then its court honse ha
stood vacant. The people ]thereahonts
conceived the idea that a state bli nd
asylum would be a good thing to have,
and the hoHse has voted to give it to
them by 40 to 90. Here's economy for
you. Put it in your deficiency pipe and
smoke it.
The Fremont. Elkhorn and Missouri
! Valley road refused to hall relief supplies
freight free to Nebraska sufferers. The
Milwaukee generously came to the front
and carried several cars free to Armour,
from which point the Supplies were
taken overland to northern Nebraska
to people who ratrcnize another road
when they have any patronage to give.
Not many days since II. NJ. Miles sus.
pended artesian we'll operations pending,
it Is supposed, knowing Just where he
was at financially. At the last meeting
Of the commissioners. last week, the con
tract for the finishing of thu KimbalI
township we'll was given to E. P. Ochsner
| At last accounts the Willow Lake folks
were still! paying their assessments for
three holes in tie ground.
Here's a double column advertisement
OF a North Dakota man. condensed: u
j. G0keY, dealer in general merchandise,
including groceries. boots and shoes.
guns, ammunition and sporting goods
hardware, iron and wooden pumps; har-
ness maker, dentist, photographer. Teeth.
extracted without pain. cabinet photos
on short notice, harness repaired, shoes
mended while yon wait"
Tho free coal aud cheap coal tia:
various counties in the state have been
furnishing this winter has caused no end
OF trouble and Disguised the ruiire nd
companies who have hauled it freight
free. In most instances the coal has
been largely hogged by those ahund-
antly able to buy their coal in The regu-
lar way. while many needy ones have
been obliged to do without.
Sioux Falls Press:--If Il man commits
a murder, he stands only one chance in
seventy.ave in beng executed for it.
There were In this country last year
$500 murders, aud only 1872 executions.
One person in every $3.50 OF the total
population of the country was murdered.
Among the causes of murder, the green
eye knocked out the red-eye. there hav.
ing been s12 caused by jealousy, aud