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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-25
ORA NOTICE

CORPORATION NOTICE.
Nouee IS hereby given that on the q, = a.v
~ - Teoruary, 1885, application was made ~
oy William Underwood and others far +sss
provement Of Sip avenue, between Wiz
befwee NV Is tucson Boulevard. and Wiley street
Se'meeh RIP avenue and Hudson Roi,,avard
N me Following manner. including Iii inter.
OF graded to the established gTade bv axae
srae or Milling the same to ire establisbsd
To have the present curb rssat =
men curb set where necessary.
10 nave the cutters on either side n,vAa
~ Tn 5 bs paving t. a width Of SO inches.
10 nave the carriageway paved Wifi mac
a9srn pavement s inches In depth.
70 nave the present bridgestone crossvvaIl a
cessary. where ne-
And all other work done that may be me-
CESAR 10 provide for the flow of the surface
good and substantial manner
Notice is also given that on the 9th dav Of
June, 1885. the Commissioners Of Assassg.ue
filed with the Clerk Of the Board ~ strsa
ana Water Commissioners tEeir preltrninsr -
sketch, showing what property viii probab,y
fit to each lot or parcel of lana sasa ~
prooaole amount Of assessment for foot Of
frontage for the said Improvement: and tbe
Office Of tho clerk SesE Il a pdsA soa aSapeotion IN the
And notice is also given that the fo,,ow,,.
5.r rec OF asenueS or particular sections
namely feas'
SIP AVENUE.
from Hudson Boulevard to Wilks street
CUBBERLY PLACE.
from pan r1 us southeasterly terminus to Van lsey-
NEWKIRK STREET.
from Sip avenue te a point about esa az -.
southeasterly therefrcm. Ase.
WILEY STREET..
from Sip avenue to Hudson Bouleyars.
BERGEN AVENUE.
on the west side. from Sip avenue about II
feet south.
ToNNELE AVENUE
from a point about 1e2. Sc feet south Of Sin
avenue to Hudson Boulevard.
And that the 18th day of July, 1895. at tyre
o'clock p NJ. and the meeting room Of is
Board Of Street and Water Commissioner ara
hereby fxsd as the tims and place when ana
where the B?ard Of Street and Water COM
misstoners will meet to hear all parties me-,
ested in said application, and all renaon-
strances against the said proposed .impSve-
ment that may be presented in writing
BY order of the Board OF Street and water
Commissioners. $3.50
GEO. t. BoUTeN.
natad Tarcav Ci+v To- 80 1o,e
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-25
PERSONAL.

Henry Albers. Jr., son Of the wen
known merchant of Washington and
Montgomery streets, recently won the
hrst prize IN scholarship n Pennsylvania
the more marked from the factMthat in
his CLASS were the brightest yofnE men
faon sas Hs ss''sssi KS asf,sa AIssfs srAaasfs
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-25
oHILD TERRIBLY BITTEN BY A DOG
Specfnl to the .Jc7seu Cttu Meas

Special to The Jc7scU CFtu NeafN
MAYS LANDING. June Is, 1894 dog
attacked the 6 year old child of Smiley
Henry yesterday, and before driven away,
bit the little one terribly about the face.
The child's lips and hands were badly
liberated. The wounds were cauterized.
1T is not known if the dog was mad.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-25
MILITARY.

wANTED-REGRUTTS FOR THE u. s.
Marine Corps, ab;e-bodied, unmarried men
betweet the ages CT u and 80 years. Apply
U. S. Marine Recruiting Once. NO. 100 West
street. New York City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-25

THIS paper is Democratic IN principles
and is indepe,sdeat in IFS cieOs on all local
ouesftous.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-25

a angle swallow, according to an authority,
can devour slx thousand fies IN q day.
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The Republican press is fond Of ouot-

The Republican press is fond Of quot
ing Henry Watterson these days, but
somehow OF other it does not appear to
give greater circulation to Henry's glum
forebodings which would follow reign
s0t NcKinieyism. Here is the picture he
draws: "As soon 'as Mckinley finishes
his distribution of Of the offices, the bat
tie of resentments will begin; then
congress will meet; then the combustible
elements, Which selfish interest is now
keeping in bounds, will burst forth, and
the Mckinley administration will be as
powerless as the Cleveland administra-
ton has been. The public business will
be at sea-. Factionalism of every kind
will reign supreme. The Bryanites who
remain upon the scene will bo franti-
caliy struggling to keep their heads
above water. The disappointed and the
demagogues among the Republicans will
vie with one another in extremism, each
for himself, the devil to get tho hind
most. Nothing will be done. Times,
quickened for moment by the illusion
of a change of parties, will relapse into
the present depression. Uncertainty
Will continue to envelope all things; no
where fixed policy. supported by an
organized body and led by public men
who have not by their follies forfeited
their right to lead and whom the people
may trust because they have given
proof OF their patriotism and sobrietY
This will be the spectacle, this the con-
dition Of things, twelve months OF the
day when William Mckinley is inaugur-
ated president of the United States.
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BRULE COUNTY, SOUTH DAKOTA. sATUB

The Mckinley fellows have hung on
the outer and inner walls some big
sheet posters showing Mckinley direct
ing the workmcn to the factories, and
BRYAN, in front of a unitedStates mint,
welcoming couriers from all nations
with silver bullion. 1t is supposed to be
a great pictorial object lesson. We are
not DENYING that the gold standard men
have some weighty arguments hard to
combat, but the supposition that should
the United States adopt free coinage of
| silver at IL to l, it would become the
dumping ground of all the silver in the
world, is not one Of them. III palmer
words 1t Is all tomerot. 1t is not
necessary to explain why silver bullion
would not be shipped across the waters
to this country any more than to say
that no foreign country has got it to
ship. Ii the price of 1t should go to
$1.& an ounce tho lioldersot it could get
that price for his bullion at home; it it
should'nth he would be out his freight.
Why coined silver would not come to this
country is best explained on page 146 of
the Republican Campaign Text book for
1894. It was Republican authority two
years ago and ought to ho equally as
good now. The Campaign book SAYS:
European Silver Could Not Be Dumped
| Into Our Mints With Profit to Foreign
| Owners.
The silver OF Europe is ccincd at a
rate of l5R to 1, whereas American
cOinake is at rate OF l6 to l, and as
the bulk Of European money has been in
use many years, it has probably lost
3 per cent by abrasion. Here is dead
loss OF 6 par cent, on every dollars
worth OF European silver to be dump
ed" on this country, to which must be
added freight and insurance. But this
is not all. The European coins could
not be offered to our miuts. The one
tenth alloy which they contain would
have to be eXtracted-a loss of ten ppr
cent--and the extraction would cost
another 5 per cent, making a loss and
cost OF not less than % cents before the
dump" reached our mints, the total loss
on every dollars worth of European
silver brought over here being not less
than 32 cents. TO put it in another
shape, foreign spectators. in order to
dump" European silver on our mints,
would be compelled to sell for 6S cents
the silver that cost them dollar in
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30 Dcu.ocrnts r,,ere

Brookings Press, Rep.): What a snap
the last legislature was for the railroads!
The members were, with few exceptions,
a lot OF thoroughbred jays whose greatest
earthly ambition vas to take ride on
the "kyars' and count the telegraph
poles with open mou TIL; with an occa-
sional "gol darn 10 all fish hooks" when
tho open-hearted affection of the lobby
came to mind. They didn't know that
their free rides, free suppers and free
cigars wero given i'll exchange for
license to rob the state Of $1O,OO0,OOO.
Or course they didn't. Tho lobby took
caro- of that at the primaries and con-
ventions. God bless their simplicity and
innocence! Takc them out of the wet
and hang them up to dry Poor chickans!
They didn't know it was Timing rain
ing gold out of their own and their con-
stituents' pockets into corporations cof-
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Eaglets.


Barley turns out the biggest Of any OF
the small grains this year.
Mack Pepal and Miss Duba were
visiting at Eagle last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Prochasky, OF Red Lake, was
around this week dropping his auction
notices.
This long dry spell is making water
scarce and some farmers will be obliged
to deepen their wells.
A good Christian Endeavor meeting
was held last Sunday. Two new men,
bers have joined in the work.
Yirsa Bros are tlireshing in America
township now and Adolph spent part
OF last Sunday at Eagle. He was taking
IN the sights.
H.ying, compared with other years,
will be completed very early this year,
One can't go very much according to the
talk Oh hard winter but all seem to be
getting hay enough.
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r1easa,,G Grove

Bill Farnsworth threshed last Tuesday
Threshing is the order Of the daY in
this vicinity.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Rea visited in Charles
Mix, Sunday.
Mr. Deringer is buying calves in this
neighhorhood this week.
G. II. Rea had colt cut very badly by
the barb wire last Sunday.
MIR. ard Mrs. Cornelius Miller visited
in Highford township last Sunday.
James Rea was On the sick list for a
few days the fore part of the week.
We wish to state that Mr.. Townsend
decided to change the date of his
wedding and was married last week to
Miss Anna Bresler.
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Excursion Rates.

On account Of the Interstate grain
palace ut Aberdeen the Milwaukee g
road will sell round trip tickets in North
and South Dakota from Oct to 10 at
one fare for the round trip.
The Milwaukee rood will sell excursion
tickets at one fare for the round trip to
Sioux Falls during the tri-state fair,
from Sept: 10 to 26 inclusive.
On account of the South Dakota state
fair at Yankton, to be held Sept. 26 to
Oct. 2, the Milwaukee road will sell ex-
cursion tickets in South Dakota at one
fare for the rof:i.tl ;,r,r.
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n Greatfs ,,I.xax.


The Chicago, Milwaukee & st Pau
Railway Co., OwDcs and operates 6,169
miles OF road.
1t operates its own Sleeping Cars and
dining cars.
1t trayerses the best portion Of the state
Of Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern Michi-
gan, Iowa. Missouri, Minnesota, South
and North Dakota.
1t runs yestibuled. steam-heated and
electric-lighted trains.
1t has the absolute block system.
1t uses all modern appliances for the
comfort and safety of its patrons.
It's train employees are civil and oblig.
ing.
1t fries to give each passenger "yalue
received" for his money, and
Its general passenger agent asks every
man, woman and child to buy tickets
over the Chicago, Milwaukee s. st. Pau
Railway-for it Is a great railway.
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As Republican am proud of many
things, but can cum uD as the highest
satisfaction lever had in the party and
its career, that the prospect of Republi-
can success never did disturb business
From Harrison's speech.
II that's the case there can't be much
prospect Of Republican success next No
vember. Business in all lines of trade
is at standstill and there has been
more heavy failures in the past three
months than for the same length of time
in decade. Harrison should try again.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
&SAAaA4w
news rom ro-rev a,..

News from Torrey Lake.
Mrs. Thompson OF Oklahoma is visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Moses Brum-
baugh.
Joel Latham has at last completed his
one-haif inch artesian well and has q
satisfactory flow.
Jerry Sauntry and L. j. Bates were
moving all last week for Will IIawn
viii is putting up 100 tons OF hay fo1
his large flock of sheep.
George Larsen has gone tosDetroit
Mich. to receive treatment for the cure
OF stammering, with which he is afflicted
1t is to be hoped that he will succeed in
the effort as George is a bright boy.
The town Board, acting on the advice
Of s. II. Wright, Of Chamberlain, have
decided to resist the claim OF the ditcher
company for $780,, on the ground of the
Illegal proceedings OF former board.
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Harper's Weekly for September 10 will

Harper's Weekly for September 10 will
contain an important article by Briga-
dier General, A. W. Greeley, us. A., on
Nansen's "Farthest North; Hon. Worth.
ington G. Ford will contribute valuable
article on Washington's Farewell Ad-
dress. There will be donble-page pic
turo by the late e. S. Reinhart, entitled
"Higll-tide at Gettysburg, and the battle
of Lake Erie will be commemorated in
the NAVAL Battles" series by James
Barnes. with an illustration BY Carlton
I. Chapman"
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One of the leading music journals in
the United States is THE Leader" pub
lished by Jean White at Boston. Each
issue of the Leader contains good music
for either piano. band or orchestra,
which alone is worth the price of this
journal-$1.00 year. It's letters from
abroad keep YOU 20 ted as to what is
going on in the musical world there,
and it thoroughly covers the ground in
this country as we'll. The Leaders
fairness on all matters musical is par
ticnlarly commendable and should be
read by all up-to-date musicians.
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THE GRAPHIC.

Job Work of every description executed i'll the
srt style and at Lowest prices. The most COM
pletc steam rover plant i'll the county.
Advertisements not accompanied by instruct
Is will be inserted until ordered out and will
Ie charged for accordingly.
Display advertisements so cents an inch per
1aonth, single column wide. Locals 5 and 10 cts
line avrordins 70 i,os;::oa.
Correspondence wanted from all parts of the
count. and from anywhere else. Short commu-
nicsiions Of general interes. always welcome
pcisonal quarrels respectfully declined.
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There's chap near Freerort, ILL.,, who
doesn't care whether Bryan or Mckinley
is elected, or neither of them; he's got
what you might call sure thing. On a
quarter section Of land he is to establish
1000 black cats and 5000 rats on which
to feed tie cats. 1t is estimated the cats
will increase to $4,000 in two years. The
rats multiply five times as fast as the
cats. The rats will be used to feed the
cats and the skinned cats to feed the
rats. Thus has perpetual motion been
discovered ut last.
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Vega ElakeS.
1t rains almost daily.

III rains almost daily.
This is bad weather for laying.
j Whitman is here from Minnehaha
county working on the homestead.
The milk wagon couldn't make the
Kimba!l creamery on account of the
rain.
v. Tousek aud John Henzlik were ir
Rlchland township attending the mce'.
ing of the Bohemian lodge.
Our postmasters wedding was attend
ed by about one hundred guests. all of
whom thoroughly enjoyed the feast OF
good things prepared and the dance
which ended the nuptials.
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Oae Of the latest attractions for fairs
and other large gatherings is collision
between two worn out locomotives. A
track is constructed, and after the
engines are steamed up to their full
capacity they are turned loose and
allowed to come together at.full speed.
At Des Moines, Iowa, last week, on the
occasion Of the state fair. one of the
locomotives was christened the Silver
Bug and the otter Gold Bug. The
Silver Bug engine knocked the other
into scrap heap, climbed all over it and
for FIVE minutes after the collision Its
whistle screamed like a wild thing.
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THE KIMBALL GRAPHIC
CLATE r. TINAN.
Official PaDer Of the City and County

"The sympathies Of the Democratic
party, as described by the platform, are
on the side of the struggling masses who
have ever been the foundation of the
Democratic party. There are two ideas
OF Government. There are those who
believe that if you just legislate 10 make
the Well-to-do prosperous their prosperity
ty will leak through on those below.
The Democratic idea has been that il
you legislate to make the masses pros
porous their prosperity will find its way
up and through every class and rest upon
lt.-WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.
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THE GRAPHIC.

Established by its present proprietor and one
of the eldest newspapers in this section.
Not excelled as m advertising medium BY an
weekly newspaper in Sonth Dakota.
Read by 5000 people every week in tho
and a constantly increasing circulation.
Publishes the official proceedings of
Council and of tho County Commissioners nd
is perfect mirror of local events.
Is lively, spicy and independent ard acknowl-
edged by it's contemporaries to be one of the
mostwidely read and bcst edled newspapers in
this state.
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Final ProofNo

Land Office ut Chamberlain, South Dakota,
August 26, 1856.
Notice is hereby given that the following
in Of
TINT said proof will be made before the Register
or Recover at Chamberlain, South Dakota, OH
Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1895, viz:
FRANK TALrCH
Homestead entry No. II for the north
west quarter section 8, township l01 N. range
He nnmes tho following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of, said land, viz:
Wencel Jypsk. of Eagle. South Dakota.
Anton HollOuheck y y - I"
John Namestek :. ses. =. !. - 53i
John Maresh, ,of Kimhall - g
.ls CLARK 3. Row.. Register.
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cred his body.
"1was in a hor.
rible fix he
says, ''and the
M re tire at
ll,ent l receive
ed, the worse I
seemed to get.
A New York
specialist said
he could cure
me, but his
treatment did
me no good
.s~ =
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real Estate Tr;.,,ster.

Compiled forthe GRAPHIC hyJ. d. Farrell
abstracter. Chamberlain
Il. W. Jones, ct al to Jas. Shaw
"A 1-101. 81 $40 co
A. Hiatt and wife to S. Saucer
man Sc 4-23-102-6s. 1000 90
First National Bank, Mitchell
S ID to Olen Molden. lot l6
Block II Chamberlain 600 90
S. NJ. Lucas to N. V. Alfred lots
13 and IA Sect 13 and s half of
ne a and ne q of ne q and
lot in Sect "a Twp 10i II Of
range n. alao lot IL in Sect lS
and lot in Sect 1O4-SO-272-
So arces. Also l0tsr 19-20-2l
and % inbiOck 81 town or city
of Chamberlain; 90
NJ. X. Wilkes to Louis Richards
lot Is block two original plat
of city of Kimball 25O 90
c. 0. Ryerson and husband N. L.
Phillips Z Of Sc a and $ 4
sw Il and 1s Of n 4 of sw d
of Sect. Is-lO2-70- 0-197-115 acres: 800 90
Fl. V. Sears, administrator, to
j. +. Anderson, administra-
tors deed sw a 12 1O4-7l lot
2S block as City OF Chamber
lain. 1924 7a
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United States Land-ofiice, Chamberlain, South
Dakota, August Z, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that Francis q. Crowley
hns filed notice of his intention to make final
proof befmre the Register or Receiver, at his
Office in Chamberlain, South Dakota on Friday,
the 2a!h day Of September 1895, on timber cul-
ture application No. 1921 for tho NEi4 of sec
ton No. 81, in township No. 1Ol NJ. Range No.
81 W., hth P. NJ. He names as witnesses:
J. r: Eollett, of Kmball. South Dakota.
Fred Pulse, of Coyle, I"
Ole o. Ellingson, of Dunlap !"
G. II. Ray, of Coyle,
CLARK S. ROVE, Register,
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Those who imagine that John Long
staff can't be serious long enough to be
q daddy don't know the man. Another
boy at his Huron home, and at last
accounts John was stepping higher than
blind boss.
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The Now York Democratic state con-
yention met Wednesday. At this writ
ing 1t is positively settled that the
convention will endorse the Chicago
platform and the nominees.
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Beware
OF Mercury!

Mr.. Henry Roth, of 1s4s South 9th
Street, st. Louis, was given the usual
mercurial treatment for contagious
blood poison. Hewas twice pronounc.
ed cured, but the disease returned each
time, he was seized with rheumatic
naius. and red lI1uns aud sores COW.
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United States Lard-oifice, Chamberlain South
Dakota. August I, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that LeroyS. House has
filed notice of his intention to make final proof
Chamberlain, South Dakota, on Tuesday, the
22nd day of September 1896 on timber culture
application No 1i274, for tho SWha of section
5th p. NJ. He names ;.s witnesses.
Alvin miller, :.
William Farnsworth :" -
S. Lumbard, Z" ("
CLARK s. ROVE, Register.
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siegel Cooper & Co. opened their big
store in New York Monday. They will
give Gothamites q practical illustration
Of how we do business .out west"
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Corbett and Fitzsimmons have agreed
to fight for $4,000 side. Simply an.
other advertising fake. 81
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The township committeeman are re-
qnested to hold their caucuses for selec-
tion of delegates on Sept. 25, at O'Clock
p. M. At such caucuses one person
should be selected as member of the
county central committee.
ALE BURKHOLDER, I. A. WEEKS,
Secretary, Chairman.
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Tho Populist convention in Iowa last
week unanimously endorsed the Demo-
cratic state and electoral ticket. The
fusion was complete. Not a cote was
against Il.
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Timber Culture Final Proofs

United States I.and-office, Chamberlain, South
Dakota, August Z, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that Sidney b. Potter
before the Register or Receiver at his Office in
Ghamberlnin, South Dakota, on Wednesday, the
23rd day OF September, 1896. on timber culture
No. u. in township No. 10l N. range No. 6S w.,
9th ?. NJ. He names rs witnesses
GiadWin Smith, of kimball, South Dakota.
Michael Walsh, /"
j. j. Gregg Z" '' !"
CLARK s. ROVE, Register.
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ee road IS concerned.

A Charles Mix correspondent figures
it out that the Indian vote in South
Dakota may yet determine the fate Of
this nation. There are about 500
abOrigines OF the Yankton reservation
eligible to vote this year for the first
time and the Republicans and fusionists
of Chas. Mix county, where they exercise
the right Of suffrage, are scheming to
capture them in body. III the recent
convention of the fusionists the Indians
! asked for two good offices but got only a
minor one and that went to half breed.
The Republicans now propose to put a
full blood in one of the best places on
their ticket with view to gathering in
the entire red contingent. These half a
thousand votes may turn the scale in
South Dakota and this states electoral
votes may elect tho next president.