The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-03-14
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worthless gloves on q dealers hands
has not wondered where all the insists
and torn hand coverings finally end?
There is a place lii Brooklyn not far
from Flatbush avenue, where they all
bring up at last. No matter to what
remote nook of the United States those
gloves may have penetrated. should
they be found unworthoy of covering
the slim hands Of a belle or giving final
tone to the evening 6.ess of a beau.
they certainly and rely float on the
sea of trade back to the metropolis
whence they came, and We: to that
little, queer, second story room. to be
mended and sold at half price, OIL left
for the tuyer to mend after getting them
for a song. Thus, evening gloves that
come to the shoulder and are worth So
or s4, can there be got for 65 cents. Of
the best quality, and with only Il slight
rent or rub-perhaps high up the gaunt-
let. Street kid gloves may be had fo-
II quarter or so, advice as to how to re-
pair the damage being thrown In In the
bargain.
An interesting runor from the
Isle OF Wight, says the st. James's Ga,
zette, to the effect that there is some
talk In the island that Princess Henry
of Battenherg may be appointed to the
governorship. In the thirteenth cen.
Jury the island was under the governor
ship Of q lady with the significant name
of Isabella de Fortibus. She ruled for
ten years as q feudal chief and none
dared despoil her Of her office or was SO
wanting in the %chivalry of the time as
to do SO. Isabella seems to have been a
remarkably mart woman OF business,
for h ceded her sovereignty to the
crown for 100000, which, in 1898. meant
great riches. The idea is that Princess
for her Oldest son, Prince Alexander,
until he comes of age. 1t is a graceful
proposal and by no mean impractic.
able.
A prominent woman in New York,
whose husband was killed recently by q
cable car, is @. firm believer In spiritual
ism. She Is likewise a devoted member
Of many womcn's clubs, but still her
friends were not at all prepared to see
her attending their meetings as calmly
n quietly as Of old so soon after her
husbands death. They knew how de.
No.eu 'te 'Wo "ete. WY losoaho 5
- Wv '.e S"t" ~ Guy. On oeiis
as complete as ever. If I n,oped at
: saw N'' "s "'His no ots
HARM"
Miss Sh;nnen Of chica .o ,,as ,,,a. /,
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= = eoi'os'su aio conducted llto
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plouues one pound
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high as fifty pounds. New York and
Michigan produce the most.
All VINO are in need OF cremation urns
can have them made to order in a quiet
east side street, on the edge of the Ger
man quarter, in New York. The urn
makers shop is on the groun floor of a
tenement, and the walls are decora ted
IA stes Tho ,,rns ooat 80. COZ az a.
mt : n,;oa 80 ~ aa,,hfaa 80 ~ gov
49, nv ~ u auauiu-
,..s y e. says nat ms
.n ~. very ofisk' out ne eN-
pecls ehael ~ VIII PICK up with every adj
vance IN the price OF burial lots.
M. ha,,ao,, :, IT, ....-
oorul.s ,nie between canada
posts at mile intervals for a great part
OF It's length. Cairns, earth mounds and
timoer posts are also used, and through
the forests and swamps q line a rod
wide, clear of trees and underwood. has
been cut. Across the lake artificial
islands haye been Ont To c,,,,no,t 49,
above the high water mark.
The widow OF Alexander Campbell,
FOUNDER or the Christian or Canpbellite
.ai.ii' IS living, az the age or ~, In Beth
a.is, "..sa. esVsfal OF ner children
80 ,iieilselves Wen IN life,
10 M,a W !, n,hn,nnan pssa known
nostmistrsss ~ r o,,,s,.ilia ~ vas iohs
De Wolf Hopper's little bow ".1ack,
has a very high rocking horse, from
which he had a bad fall. His father
room at the time ran to pick him up.
but before they could reach him he
jumped up and, bowling very low, said:
Ladies ana eentlemen, that is the most
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