davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09
ELs,EcTRIc. n. a ,srisR.-3

retnedy is becoming x wei
4 a siis,yl, e and so 20 to iee,, nj,
sl,seial Mlgnt tions All who haze lsei
Elcatric Bitters sing the same song oi
5raisc. A puipr med icine docs. not eSi
aSt anti it's gu. rantce ed 10 do all Tint il
tiaincyi. Eleetrie Bitters viii enrc all
.llssasess of the Liver and lid viii
i;etlloYe Piinples, Boils, Salt SRltctan saat.
sther aifeetipas &, used by Impure blood
" si!l ~ drive Aialar a from the systcsu ans.
sreyents as Wc,l a MS icsre all Afalai iialvfe3
.srs. Fer cure nf iHeada che Constipa
ion and Indigo estion try Electric BitIcrs.
3 a Satisfaction graz itec,l. or i,ioncy 8
4 sseftl,;. led Price 90 cts AID $3.50 PER
1,tsttlf ii hi llGr d dir,ig 4 ere : .
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09
Notice ofDissoI,.tlon.,

ChaMDeTlaln. =. ", March i, 1885
The artnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned under The firm
name Of Morrow & Wright having ex-
pired BY Limitation, notice is hereby
given that all unfinished business will
be completed BY us in the same manner
as though our co-parinersliip still con-
itinued. All bills due by the firm may be
presented to either; and all amounts
payablema be paid to either.
We thank the public for its cordial
patronage during the past year.
s G. @. MoRRow.
S. III. WRIGHT
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09

8 4 6a q III sls y \ I'D sSSspasy- ID ,
ing Ia kasd .s1 M ssitssE
which implteases pfstst ~ & shs Stiyale
administrative gang was taaiss n s1ssahs'
and now Frank Adams 81 ySsbstar, q
relative OF Gov. Sheldon and on his staff
and member of ilio state board Of
regents, has cut q dQg in two--as the
saying is. Instead of being d pattern
fe. the youth Of the state he turns lp to!
be a Lotllario Of the swiftest kind. He
was recently canght IN a Redheld hotel
with the wife Of a prominent citizen of'
Groton, but managed to elude the hus-.
band In the case. @
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09

'raylot stole the state blind ss3755, ( No0
gone giimmeriag but what does IL
TO; we're ri Il Iicb. Out beautiful!
and bosted; economical Legislature has
not cnt off q singh state institution or
reduced theiEn nppro opriations 70 anYEeon-5
fgnfe and has given tiar q
bind asylum spring field q normM
school and Red field d hospital.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09
NEW N FOR &s5.

ssT a HE REVIEWuisi n D.
SHINING u IN the ssas Ssrs n, a,as. the q
Personal History s ths Seeond Empir q
ahistoricsl' york % ansur rpsssek importai.se.
which wiz throw d asod Of new light uro1 ssa
careey Us lDpelsosl IA al Us an-
tinenees which lssI he oollAp III his Empirs
~ the tslsnntics ssAr With united Germany !, mn.
der Wilhelm !, and his Iron esbancttiof. Il isss
fasttL atinsa ~ snce, being richly AnscdptAi
and fpil0f iniHf lon, drawn frpm sgafnAs
hitherto inspcl sih tes prse sntsd IN H. yraphic
md viyteioas ID ~ shich NJ MI y sin
'Paris." NJ ths sIsns ~ ssas flisr
~ 0slhauein 0f
So Cents d Copy; 1s3Is .ls
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09
4

A bill has been introduced in the Tex
as Legislature placing a tax Of $50 nm
nualiy on all unmarried men nnless
they can show TINT they tried to get
there during the sear.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09

s9 The lcadtnga Rapllbi lean papers paY
high coMplisnentssto To the exceilett ad.
q milisira ability ilisplAyei! by retlr
ing Postmaster General Bisseil.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09

Not sick Enough FOR the Doctor
y but 9 littlasont OF sort. RIpans tabules
would serve in your case. It is we'll to-
have them on hand for just such occa-
isf0ns. s3si5 g.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09

New York Sun The state Of South
Dakota has followed the states Of New
York and Karisas-in opposition to woman
suffrage. Itwask iiledsin this state last
year by the Colisti itntional Convention;
3it,was killed In Kansas by the popular
vote: Il has been kllled In South Dakotai
by the legislature. Thus. within a few
months the cause liasS reele,t under tile
three heaviest blows ever given it.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09
Land office at Chamberlain, South Dakota

Land office at Cham berlain, South Dakota,
March g, 1895. ias5 81 a
Notice Is hereby given TINT tho following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof IN support Of his claim; and
that ssid proof will be made before the ReSister
Or iseceiver AT Cham 6erlain. South Dakota, on
Monday, April Is. 1893, viz: q
IN . = ssg THOMAS QU1LLIN rs
1. Under Hon stead entry No. s. for the south.
east quar- m SEA- saction ID township 1o4 N.
range So West.
fe names the GLOWING witnesses to prove h,a
continufins resid dence; upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz: j Joseph Bal lard Patrick Purcell
John Z, SoderquiAt md Patrick Powers I'LL OF
kimball South Dakota. .ssl
5s s CLARK 8: ltowE, Register
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09
work that comes into a.. once. re.n,re, II 4

- 80 s.Ss so,1,ss auso y onlce requires
"a .,a ] ~, ! ass lvn 49, WeeAs
49, a. 49, q :. a : ~, so
III ~ @ 81, usap .,slsl. ihcsoent-
s -. IS wy Asllonne
"a, y. . a,s ~ sios ".sulss Solls
81, ~, 49, as.s.'a tle psMoslas
nv. ~ R.s.elIea .tlas W. snonlu set y.
~ Sssa, IS 8 S.sss e'aislls hsxsr snaoe
s ~. i ~ ooiu.lt's -.nstead g : paReT-
avss = pape.s 81. .iloIe guy q nov IMAM
!. ever, ~ per cent more tiian. Brule county
PAYS llor tse Same work we have never
asked anything Inherent. from what the
Y law required e!, nor made n protest Of any
Kina. esll1!Nl lhefe mas sbeen no sprancing"
iarouha ~ any pody, and Mr. Ryan is
y taahlhg y. through W ,s'Is. ~, ~ ,Rat.
l.ie ssmp,e tAsstnat some newspapers
sl.as A.e pu1lssi1n 2 portion of the pro-
s'.' ll gsof the comnissi by bor-
towing Ine aEp otllsr fellows typey ORA = no
pay from y tlle % Ie. county, only shows how
lmnch ls' more pnhlic spirited they are than,
those g county officials who want extra
pay fes ttle time q day.
Ed Ihe nesspap apers have 'l aiFays been fair.
Ine rate on the tax list the rate on legal.
l1gE notices and tho rate y on chattel mortgage,
nolices were sl retluced below the Iowa rate
.lh 3thls state at the sole instance 0f tho
Sou south Dakota press associat alton. And B
vas tnls same asso elatton that got the
law re,ating 70 the. publication OF coms
missioner ne 9 Proc eed dings change9s SO that.
three l papers do the work at p,e- lsisd 1e-2i
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09

bili was introduced VI Pierre III
tho interest of wide tires on wagons
hisSlegislatNre has tired the fafnlersi In
other ways. ss
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09

The Gastalia Republican il anth0fity.
Tor the statement that ex-G Cong gresstiian
Lucas contemplates engaging In the
newspaper business III this state.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Falr Highest Medal and Diploma.
Final PronfNoffces

February 70, 1885. -. !
Notice is hereby given TINT the following
named set ltler has filed notice of his intention
to make iinal proof in support of his claim and
that eald areof wall be made before the Register
or Receiver at EhAmberiains South Dakota, on
Saturday, April o. 1895, wiz:
'.gasS u PaTHIcK PowERs. sss
Homestead Entry Nu. for the mort h-west quar-
tor, section 2ls townships l0a N. Range 80 west
9Th r., III 81 n
names the folio wing To prof. i,ia
contintl9ue residence upon and cultivation of,
said land yiE: Patrick SiortaII Swan Snns
kmball. South Dakota. &c a.
/ Z CLARK 8. ROVE. Register,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09


80. 49, Sss1ps ~ 80 ssss
~ sa.nns .ne.l saialie spso'.tl ll.s|
ssass Wy soan.Y ~ ! hll.ng someone g
eaIn - y 1or .uem. ana ~ are not pro
esstinR l aeasnss cielA nlIe per Sc. inefe
aIe a.s9, times, pfooaoly' Wneh q comfy ON
4 clal Is oanll6e - keep up tne Mork ~ ms
olncs az suc1. .llnes he siionia nave neip,
au we S'oafa s,louiu else y - MN: bGl
y is also .fue tna. ohe olhc,al 41l. VIII 40
hoIe @ofk u = aay 'na.l anolher WI 40
~ tWo. Y ~ ollciai ISM capaDle ne
snouianIt = expect the county MY 70 balance
ms Guinness and slnpl1ity IN Inc form ot
fclerk hlre.s Low ougntt 20 hlre z pretty
geod mn Ilhese tlmes. lt's above the
Sasess pau ex pert oook-ke epefs,
9ssson lnfs and cashiers n the business
stssntssas q me world, more than any
ctan $ofS newspaper ~ max
stnl iil ylftesc unity and7tar II; y excess OF
stlle ssyefsge mercllantile business in this
] ssfates Many men holding county Offices,
ssnktiae tes are capable men, men who
( Esan make 9 good living az most anyt thing
tasy may turn their attention NJ but on
the other hand There q are more of them
who couldn't earn : eN sa year ~ any.
other line q essiness 40 save Their,
necks: 4 tjoare s tss gss,l 10 70
DAY, g king, tomorrs,s % thing Jas the
tIench put Y & .S. 81
Mr. Ryans reterence 70 the printing
onslnss g sss Nnt pertinent nor his sdedue-.
tlons souila and, as SUCH not worth nos
Eielng were hot ms hg lFes lnten tionally
misleading. le' He e says The the county,
pald out last year sl,91l.ls for:"printing
etc me elc. y very naispliY ADDED
iof y represents nearly haif ths amount
ana Includes, plank BOOKS. stat atloneryy
blanks. 4 ank, pens ana 80 ..on, most OF
|Whcil is poughs OUTSIDE q q the State. We
migllt lh t.lIa charse up the fuel, lights
any REM 81 she eoar1 mouse Io tsls salatT
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09
ASnil ofiFIn a,scI.I .IiI q narca.,,, 7

A Miy Of Fin aaelal sarcasm.
4 3! eittssa % Rssih field lptributss tothei
JoMurnal M 81 e)baefyers the following BIT of
intefestt ttng rssdina Iii the form 81 ! sup
positions letter from y ". Taylor. III
which rome very refreshing matter isi
presen Ted Tor those Republicans In this;
state 't q who ls are trying to ride the yellsw
and the white horse at the same time. &
! KEY WEST, FLlA. Jam, 81, 1896. #
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09

# The White Lake ssuys four years
old under its & mana cement, aud
our poatical friend Brown Al ass6rjg gilt as;
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09
RIedfleld.. /. ssou,h ! Dakota.

~ HRrp
ova, ~, - = =. !.
q 49,, b ~ 7ss's Auu's y
f Ss ss,s,s,,s, !. Y. i.
G ~ SSy s..as ssn1s. ,llase WHY, :
-. 49, 80 e.sS s,s.9. g ~ u.e. 10y i.
ss.. ~ w ssas1as 81 q hlAlsaa.
Ia, X, ,sap..s'.s'' z sso isaaels q
M ~ so ai.a 4 1opaiAse pai-
.ss' "a, sonsIs. nas uos oeen slnJectt 70
u. sss q ). y s'us tllat ! nave
~ ,a,a, S.s, sD.,, \. aase - o,ale Myseh, %
= Z, ~ 49, opu.sss .as'ol ~ W Wy y
sasss.o so IL 81 2 ueo.ol y y
go I. 49, .sn9As - s'n INV - eais
4, ~ :, !. s'uol Mo1us, y pay
4, y. 3, ) y s. nas ] paps. noiley, ..'as..
s., .siS.,' q q 49, ~. .I. :, M " NJ
nra,s sstands - !, = ...9 s9.1ps
TT L trns n ,shan 4 ~. .,
& Tho nt.a 81 = sa .oao s's I,
=, - ,, .ssy s..s
for honest az ! "a i fsitnt,,, &c.,
ance 81 All nIblis and nr,yata o,,,sas ] -. =.
,ions This Waa ran 8, rm II, No ~, ina .' 3 4
publican cronvantion at n. .,;son 20 M -
PAVE ma ! ranomination' II !, n 1000 y s'sgI \ r
this had remained IA 4 wsof1 ,bs {. 40
Il wonld3 have heeni m honSrably IN honnd p hy
it. and wonla have fait :, useif niad uod
10 nav back to the state In in hind ali Ii
MOI MONIES confitIef :to nv k,,eninf, as Z ststa
treasurer. But ;before IN, tf,a u niTation a
nv term a. ottjce tI,a3 leaders - 'tha nartv 4
rad become5 convincad ti,nt tha doi,var.
ance made IA 1sa, : nd AGAIN in ~ 1900
were on q Man MT snitad ia 6tha con9li.
.tion Of the peo,ple If TIA stata The nartv
leaders therefore, Il rtI,a Van kton con . yan.
stion, held III santamh,a,r saa toor h;abar
grounds. The hard t,n,aa ~, lr,,asn,tin III = fro; IN
the Democratic nanic q, 1909 hronaht !.
change Of views nav na,v ,ishts md
tlawile,i nnon stl,am ana naa-s'. ~, II 3 ! !
struction sr aud lesdaral,,in 81 so,na AZ ~ rho
most enliehtengd flnanc,ers | s,hat' 4 sth;s i
country has ever produced, that conyens
waa eanal II = I,,a 4 d rai y !, s,s a,a
and and should be g made q legal tender instlle
payments q ols y ebts both public and
private The party having y thus \ changed
ground sRefoge tilss exp alton Of my
term, am unable to see why Y y shonld bs
feltsit nv f,ntv q 4 nrhoId M ~, X :, ~
! %, o.. anu conform my conduct TO-. the
ss,tteacAlngs s,t 81 the Yankton convention.
e lou ask why I,drew out Of the state
treasury the $l7b,0 ,0oO on hand last De
8cembers I lanswer, for the honest pur-
pose: OF enabling me to pay In full all I
owethe state. and 70 thus relieve myself
ant ana sbondslnen from q al liability to the
state Ihls sum Y have with me. i
shaM sail for Mexico in q few days where
VII that sum Lean, ct the present price
ioiafiyer GOO per ounce purchase 3s0. 900
3sliysE lgiiars of s4ls grains each. Soyoul
4 sseesa n bs Enabled 90 pay full, aes.
q ss1l ktQl plki55 u
Yl Which owe Y sll'l - hsYaa''
!sg'ssas siiYef sloliarss s Il
stnrt TN - business. 81
Z ! 10 20 not see why IL should be anything
70 my tllscredit that should be the first
70 make q practical application of the
principles senunciated in the Yanktons
platform. Others may be DELAYED for 9
sisrt sasIe time from 9 participation in it's.
ene3ts, but the prospects are that IT
will snnt fln very InI, q si53f4 h 5S3 II
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09

81. Price q kresni nal Ixiuri ssEsIci 8
Hest srsFls Ut !s.l &c 4. aIs'
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09

81 s|.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09

A " las ,ee,l intrSd III cesl in Tie 3
llois; ;teg ssatUTe to abolish tlie cifele At
)ttae lllea.i me- allan hslloss u u
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27
aonferptrouna poe mctntranec,,.

Nus 8aris ipirb beri9tet: Sn ben leBtsn
Sabren 1T Der 9anoel nit fonferbirten
Meintrauben 1e6r bebeutenb getporben,
Sbne bon ben Sreibbdu1ern i'm Norben
Jranfret4s IpreCben 81 polen, in benen
man frti9e Srauben gu ieber Sabres5eit
6aben lam, eripdAnen mir, baB man 1t9
neuer unb febr perf9iebenfa9er &onYerz
batipnsberfa6ren bebtent, UNI Die berrli9e
Sru9t 70 lange als mDgli9 frtI9 aufbetpa6=
rem gu fDnnen. eSn Der umgebung DON
Mariei1e er3ielt man bortreffli6e Reiulz
tate, tnbeln man Die Meintrauben in 6D(5z
foblenpuloer legt. 9iefes 8erfabren mirb
uu9 fir bic 10 bo@geI9GBten Srauben BON
S6orrerp an9epanbt. Nber es erforoert Die
@inri9tung BON febr trodenen 8dumen nit
boppelten Mdnben, bic re9t foftfpieltg 1T.
Mu9 nit 6ilfe Der &Glte er5ielt man quite
Ge1ultate. SeBt aber baben bic 6erren
Ndnpt, 9ireftpr Der @artenbau19 ule BON
@erfaiGes, unb Bettt fplgenbe neue Matbobe
CUR Iufbeipabrung bon Srii4ten unb Dors
3iigli9 BON @eintrauben gefunben: 6err
pettt bat bic 8emerfung gemabt, baB hie
Srii9te in GGumen, in benen 5t4 NlfobD(z
bGmpfe berbretteten, 1i9 in por3iigli6er
1Slt1ue PlUlellell. Nul OIL 9llpu:L 1O0tt
al % in elmer reht borgef9rittenen BertoDe
bes eSabres, tpurben Weintrau6en gepflUdt
unb in einen felt nit elmer etnfaAen 5ol3=
tbiir berf@lOfenen 8eler gelegt. Sn ben
Seller mar au9 Elm offenes @efdB BON 100
Sui. =gm. @ebalt, NIT Nlfobol gefiilt, 9c@
bra6t porben, pdbrenb Die Wsintrauben
ouf 6%pbellpdbnen rubten. Sn 3tDei dbnli4
angelegte Setter, npn benen Der cine ge@
19lpffen, Der anbere ge0ffnet geAalten tpar,
aber in bsnen ii9 tetn Nlfobol befanb, le9te
man glet9faGs Srauben Oer1elben 2eIe.
Sn anen bieIen &eQern 6errf4te etne glei9z
mGBige Semperatur bon 8 Bis 10 8rab.
Dim 20. N6bember iparen fopobl in Der!
pffenen ais in Dem gef9lofenen &eQer, in
benen feline Mlfp6plbdmpfe ii9 batten entz
pi6e(n tDnnen, Die Srauben polfommen
oerbprben unb p~erfault, tpdbreno Die in benz
Nlfobolfeler ausgelegten mod gang frif6
unb pbne cine Spur bon S6tmn1el borges
fl1nben murben. 6elb1t am Z. DECEMBER
nod 3eigten biefe Srauben Elm 160nes Nusz
1eben. Na9 bieien 70 giinittg ausgefallentn
@erIu6en tpirb bas MlfpbolOerfabren 3ur
Srtf9erbaltung Der Srii4te i'm 8roBen an
getpenbet perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27

fi9 in bliibenber @eIunbbctt Der @eie[i6aft
poriteQen tpnnten. Or. Sorting geleitet Die
2O7 iiberlebenben SDlOaten unb 3rdger bon
Banana am Congo auf cinem 9ampfer in
ibre 0eimatb na9 0eutf4rO fafrtfa 5uriid.
Wel9e 8eDeutung btefe 1eiie bot, gebt
am beiten baraus berpor, oaB 8Drltano uno
8eiratb Der @efe1f9aft fir @rofunoe einz
thinning beI9lofen baben, Dem @rafen
9Oben Die iilberne Scarf &itterzM eoai1e su
berlet6en. Sic nurbe i6m nab ieinem @pr<
trag unter Dem iubelnben 8sifaft Der gelebrz
ten @eieqf9aft bonn 8orftbsnDea prof. Or,
bon Der Steinen nit ebrenben WQrten ilberz
rei9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27

Sn ct. 2ouis 1T cine b0sartige 8Gat=
terneptoemte ausgebro9en unb gegen SO
Perfonen finb in ben lebten bret Sagen nd9
benz Quarantdnez 9ofpitdl geIanbt tporben.
Oie Seu9e nurbe bur9 bic 9tegerzStaQz
fne9te auf ben &ennpldben in Qerington,
Sp, unb MubiIon, Su,, ein9ef3leppt uno
bate 1t9, ebe tie entbedt purbe, bereits auf
bic idmmtli6en Henbe3DouszPlGb Der 5iemz
lt9 3ablrei9en NegerbebDlferung bon ct.
2puis unb BON bort bur9 bic f9naroen
8utf6er in bas ariitotratii@e 8eiteno per=
breitet. 3net Neger ltnb bereits an Der
Seu9e geitorben. SEPT nurbe audi Elm petBer
SnIaHe zines frequentirten biQtgen 9Dtels
in Der NG6e bes Sputbern 9otel bon Der
Peit befalen unb man begt I'M 8eiunbbeits@
amt bic ern1teften 8efiir9tungen. Wte groB
Der S9reden unter Der @intpobnerf9dft tit,
ge6t baraus berbor, baB iiber 5000 Beri omen
Ii9 am Montag impfen lieBen unb 5ulebt
fein Smpfftoff mebr 81 erlangen mar, 10
baB mar austpdrts groBe Senoungen be-
iteGt bat. 9anf benz energif9en 9eiunbz
beitsz&ommi1dr, Or. 9oman, mar aber lett
Sabresfriit eine fpltematbii9e Smpfung in
alien Sabrtten unb Senementbdufern fotpte
@6ulen borqenommen nprben un0 Die Sc
fabr, obmobt groB, 1T bod ni@t - f3ltmm,
tpie Iie unter a1beren %lm1tdnoen fetn nlr0e.
@ine Negeri4uIe 1T beretts gel3lohen NOR
BEN.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-10-23
GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine to cleanse the system and keep the
blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR liquid or powder)
get all the benefits of a mild and pleasant
laxative and tonic that purifies the blood
and strengthens the whole system. And
more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
LATOR regulates the Liver, keeps it active
and healthy, and when the Liver is in
good condition you find yourself free from
Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick
Headache and Constipation, and rid of
that worn out and debiitated feeling.
These are all caused by a sluggish Liver.
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
troubles will only be had when the liver
is properly at work. If troubled with any
of these complaints, try SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medi-
cines, and Better than Pills.
ngEVERY PACKAGES
Has the Stamp in red on wrapper.
J.H. ZeiIin & CO., Phila., Pa.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-10-23
Sealed Proposals

will be received by the board of diree-
tors of the territorial insane asylum.
for the furnishing of supplies for the
asylum, for the SIX months ending
April 80. 1896, consisting in part of
800 bushels of wheat, $4,000 pounds
of fresh meat, $4,000 pounds of oats,
Is, 900 pounds shelled corn, 500 tons of
coal, groceries, dry goods, medicines
and salt.
Particulars as to kinds and quality
of goods to be furnished will be given
upon application to James Dunn.
steward.
The directors reserve the right to
reject any or all bids not considered
by them to be advantageous to the ter
rltory.
Bids must be sealed and marked
"Bids for Supplies, and directed to
the undersigned on or before the 4th
day of November, 1895.
By order of the board.
w. e. PIKE,
Medical Superintendent.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-10-23
THE GREAT CONVENTION.

Those men who went as the repre-
sentatiYes of the people from every
precinct in Utah to the re-convening
of the state convention, have finished
their labors and the great gathering
has become part not only of the his
tory of Utah, but of the world and of
its civilization and progress. 1t has
marked the day and hour when the
great hand on the dial that has been
recording the passing events of Utah
stopped, while the people waited in
bleathless expectancy the develop
ments of the next few hours. Upon
the deliberations and decision of
those representatives of the peo-
pie, hung, as it were by
thread, the happiness of 250 600
of Utah's sons and daughters and the
materis development and progress ,of
our beloved inter-mountain common
wealth.
With bated breath the people asked
themselves if the sufferings and sor-
rows of the days Of Missouri and Illi-
nois, the hardships of that unparal-
leled march across the untrodden will
derness, the priyations that marked
each coming and going of the seed
time and harvest during the first seven
years of Utah's colonization; if the
subsequent years filled more or less
with bitterness and mutual anguish in |
the disruption of family ties;
if the results of all those thing were
to become as Dead Sea fruit
in the palms of great portion of
Utah's loyal people who had them
outstretched in silent appeal for even
handed justice? The people stood in
the presence of great political wrong.
Never since the day when their great
leader and prophet fell at Carthage, has
there been SO much sorrow in the
hearts of tens of thousands of the Nor
mon people. A deep gloom like
blighting miasma had settled upon
them. The all-important question {
arose in their minds as to whether or |
not the re-convenlng of the conven-
ion could dispel the mist. or lift the {
loud from the wales and mountain sides i
nd let the sun of hope and promise once g
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-10-23
a MopsRft WtrCn.

shs Plays Upon Sentimental WorseEs
HeRrtstrings to the Tune Of 1000 Francs,
A very ourio1s case Of witchcraft
which carries US back to the middle ageA
has just been examined by the correo-
tional appeal court A middle aged la
dy, 40 years of age, living at Fontainee
bleau-Mlle Bauchet-wished to know
whether her lover, handsome soldier,
would ever return, SO she went to con-
suit Nine. Bretheaux. That reputed
witch Immediately announced to hes
Silent that she had been placed under -
SPELL and that it was urgent to remove
1t. To accomplish this 81 francs 30 sen.
times, sheet and chemise were nec'
essary. The money and the articles were
1gopght the next day by Mile. BauoheS
Nine days later Mme. Bretheaux said
that she had removed the spell which
had been thrown on Mile, Bauchet, but
she had discovered that the witches OF
the country in which her lover was liv-
Ing had thrown a spell on him. The
witch" declared she would succeed in
saving him, but to do so she wanted l9i
francs and a dozen linen pocket hand
kerchisfs.
A few days later the ingenious cheat
succeeded in getting her victim to givs
her an additional sum of 500 francs on
the pretext that she had been obliged ta
burn a gold cruciix at the shrine of the
Firgin. and that she must go on with
her incantations if the soldiers life was
to be saved It was not till some time
after this-after Nine Bretheaux ha&
swindled her of 975 francs so centimsa.
to say nothing of the sheet, handker-
chiefs, etc. that the confding victim
Ealated her adventure to less creduloua
friend and at length discovered she had
been swindled The case was tried az
Fontainebleau, where Nine. Bretheaux
was condemned TO three months impris.
onment The appeal court confirmed the
sentence. Paris Correspondent