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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-08-27
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United States Land Office. Chamberlain
Sorth Dakota, July 20. 1898.
Notice is hereby given that Edward NJ. Reed
has filed notice of intention to make final proc
before Register or Receiver ut his office il
Chamberlain, South Dakota, on Monday, the 5tt
day of September, 1855, on timber culture appi
cation No. 1881, for the North East Ii OF Soc
ton 10, Twp. 102, N. Range " w.
He names as witnesses.
VIM. Oneil. of Kimball, S. D.
S. s. Barr. of
& Ed Hamilton Of
Ed Dorwert, of
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-08-27

8. 8. 8. Before allowing me to take it, how.
ever. my guardinn, who was a chemist, ana
lyzed the remedy, and pronounced 1t free Of
potash or mercury. felt SO much better after
taking two bottles, that continued the rem.
The cure was permanent, for have never since
had touch OF Rheumatism though many
times exposed to damp and cold weather.
ELEANOR NJ. TIPPkLL,
Bill Powelton Avenue, Philadelphia.
Don'tsuffer rlongerwith Rheumatism.
Throw aside your oils and liniments, as
they can not reach your trouble. Don't
experiment with doctors-their potash
and mercury will add to your disable
ity and completely destroy your diges-
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-08-27

The stars and stripes were formally
raised over Hawaii the 18th inst. with
appropriate ceremonies and the island
became part of the Union.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-08-27
S.S.S.{ffIs;. Fl. Blood

VIII cure perfectly and permanently.
1t is guaranteed purely vegetable, and
contains no potash, mercury, or other
mineral, Books mailed free by Swift
Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-08-27

At the same time and ploce tho dol
egates from America. Eagle, Pleasant
Grove, TORY Lake and Richland, known
as the third commissioner district, and
from West Point, Union, Cleveland, Lyon
Plummer, Waldrs, and Willow Lake,
known as the fourth commissioner dis
trict, and from Kimball, Plainfield, VIII
bur, and Highland known as the fifth
commissioner district, will meet to nom-
mate commissioners for their respective
that each precinct hold their caucus on
the Monday evening proceeding the con-
ventlon, and that they elect a commit
teeman to serve for two years as member
Of the county central committee.
BY order of Committee.
T. A. STEVENS,
W. II. Cross, Chairman.
Secretary.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-08-27

several prominent physi-
ciane and took their treat
ment faithfully, but was
unable to get the slight
est relief. In fact, my con.
dition seemed to grow
worse. the disease spread
over my entire body, and
from November to March
/ suffered agony. l tried
many patent medicines,
but none relieved me,
Upon the q q vice of q
frfand IooyIaA - %r~
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-08-27
A New Deal!

Beginning August 1, we will renew our
cash prize deal on more liberal scale
than ever before and know our friends
will appreciate it and take advantage Of
this isopportunity. You only have to call to
be convinced that we have the most COM
plete stock of goods in the county with
prices lower than the lowest Below we
give a list Of presents we are now Offering.
$$35 cash purchase, anelegant Banquet
Lamp complete.
$25 cash purchase, fine Smyrna Rug
$15 cash purchase, an oak Wall Pocket.
An ornament to any home.
$40 cash purchase, good print Dress
Pattern
$5 cashpurchase, one four-piece Glass
Set or choice in other fancy pieces.
Weinvite you to inspect these and other
goods knowing we can surely do you good.
Each customer can keep account OF his
own purchases until the right amount is
acquired if it takes til Christmas
Yours to please,
j. III. Wolf.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-08-27
Republican County Convention.

The republicans Of Brule county are
called to meet In delegate convention in
the city OF Kimbatl on Saturday, tile 18th
day of September at the hour OF / O'Clock
p. IN. for the purpose Of placing in nom
inati0n members OF the Legislature and
county officers. to be voted for at tile
election to be- held on Tuesday. the 9th
day Of Navenbe Der, 1858. ALI voters who
expect to support the republican ticket
this fall will be heartily welcomed and
are especially invited to meet with ns in
caucus and assist in selecting delegates
to attend our convention to nominate a
ticket that will be an honor to our party
and county. The votin. precincts are
entitled representation as follows:
D,aue,o;,a " =
Chamberlain twp. P............. 9
Chamberlain 1st ward. ..............4 4
G"a,., 49,. 3
n!s.iaiiu. u ...3...........2
Kimball twp....
kimball city................... 6
Lyon q
Ola p
pukWana. s, a........s..........
Pleasant Grove....5...................2
Rlcniand
Smith 1
TORY Lake. 3
ITninn q
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THROl GHOUT DtLAW ARE.
;titt's'I.

rs" mrN canning ln',rDr- are" N'
erected in IhImo..
IT," basket lartu,i,- ii W l.. ~irual
\ G"., and l.. Hastings < Co.,. IL lhinn,
',aW started rp.
Nr~~r>. >cipIc anu \uHIg capitalists
If Philadelphia, are making arrange,
ncnt- and Getting ready to pat in lh,'
water works pIar at >,airI,t. Work
viii >unn bc9 in and .lI'Ilrd- nf persons
vii bc employed digging 40 the streets
The tev-, 4. X. Stephenson and g. +
Wood Of st. Joins VI. T.. 'Hurrh. and
Wesley VI. l.. Church respectively. are
now making arrangements t" leave for
cyni,rcuc". NH'ch rnNrIn'- at lrwt> this
m"mh
Ko~-akatHn Tribe, n;r"lrd Dr,icr Of
Red Mem. attended -4'ryicr- IN II" W. T..
"hUrrlI IN u body .a-t >uIlNav. The Rev.
Watt. who j. mruI"r ii the urth.r
preached a special 4Iunn. Mex, >uu-
day th" lrlb" skill attend -cr} lee in tin.
VI. J., church Aud ir a,I,r--,I hI Res.
/. (. Klein. " Itr j. ,.~"'a Red Man.
Colonel T.. {, Ep-- nn, ou the Nay rp
nv lsNl'' : 1T @trf''i - f'il .liI'l~ i,l
"rUd" T"nm"--"" r,r'h. tine -ch one
Edgar {. Eu-> having -nl"d from
'harlrrlpWu, :. E., Wi'N q cargo Of 1Wl
tom. "r rrUd" 'r,k. Another ~churncr
+ at-r ',adIuy Il "lrgr rI hllln-tul,' and
JIIttHt" I'll Soda At \uA Work. Thr total
amount II tlw-t rdtr'"'- j. >IvNt,.
While 'I">hlru. usa~trd -cluuin.r Edna
iu4" Wa Iul, ,Hdnr 4 cargo from EaIli-
more at Bethel. u!n. side II! the boat got,
caught against trr niMn tearing oil a
plank and sl" Ijr t -. ran ashore III
keep her from >luk,ny She Ma taken
/" PhIiIp- ~hpraId 'nr repairs.
'""rg" t'"'lTr WHO VA - severely
-caid"I by MIl,ny IIilu Il steam Vat at
tn" Ward factory. -tiIl lies in very ppr.
CARROTS cwIlditIrr Wuh ii,i h. PROSPECTS uI
recovery Ills li'-t ", H. from whom he
parted >","rH' year, ago, called rn hin
'hi' week and was 81 persistent IN he,
attentions that II Was necessary to- eject
l'I from III" lru~". sine" parting from
turlcr i, j. said l,n ~lr ba- been twic,
married and that nur ui inr husband. i,
now living in l'I,iiadrirliia
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NIAGARA F02EERly OFFERED
Handsome Steam iac,i; For tie
nitpl States 10Y Dra,nrni.
RESERNE >Vl lDhD\ FLAGSHIP
The onrr Acccp,rdAW Thanks by
Commander j. W Miller "n fr-
haltot Ia. Governor 81
New York
.E>ERlE .>Vl lDisDN FLAGSHIP
\rss York

Howard DpHId. ~, NV York Nil
iioaalre. ha- matr form raj "firr "t TAI
handsome steam ,tcEt Niagara IT, ttn
i-nited states Government.
The offer without cost Wa mad t'
Commander ]. W. Miller, ri tine \"H
York laval reserves and was accepted
by him i'll the name pt the 'HNrFH'f "a.
New York, who cordially thanked Mr..
',uuld for his nidoubtrd mtIulIsm ana
generosity.
The Nlagara h;l- q hu. oi solid steel
and heavy belt pf ariuor roHid b" at
tachel to it with srty latte trouble.
The dimensions II til" vessel are:
Length over al! 20 Icet oII the N1'ri
line % lnrt. Nni abcaul 81 - l""t
She is 2> lrt deep from IT," -pu
deck and ~ icrt deep from tl" mann
deck. Her tonnage i 100,
The Niagara ha- three decks, t" main
deck j. pi steel and j. piankrd. >h" has
a double butt ma, also blige krrI- t" Ir>-
son the rolling Oi the Nc->et IN 4 ch"ppS
~,.a and il bark rugged.
HulNarks oi steel divide til" ye>-r mt"
many different departments ana add t"
the safety of the boat
The engines are ul tlc tI1pt" expansion
1vpc that have Il ,O-inch -ti"kcpi piston
These engines drive twin screws. with
steam supplied by tuur scotch boilers,
which will drive the yacht at Il speed ut
! ! knots an hour.
Her rpaI capacity l. 4U~ tons which l.
rnongh 10 take the Nr-~cI across the
Atlantic ocean and back without r"c"ttl-
ing,
1t i. also stated that NrA York state
authorities hay" taken occasion |" N'-
stow upon Captain Howard Patterson. oI
New York. vino ~ thr way, holds Il
commission IL lieutenant and nANlgallhg
officer Of the second naval battalion con
gratuIatlon-, ipr it l. 'n',ie}"d tIat the
offer Of the Niagara Ma made through
Lieutenant patt"rSUIL "i,n-" relations
with Mr.. t"Dutd n'r ot the tr'enN'r-i
nature.
The Niagara will br the flagship OF
the Naval Reserve squadron and the
headquarters Of Ctnunandcr Miller und
his staff. and also the headquarters
aHoat Of the governor ui the state.
Upon tn. outbreak I'll h"-lItir> tn"
rather slow work nl finishing and deco.
rating the interior Of the Niagara III tn'
-ulnptuo,s manner dccIncd upon by Mr.
,oud will Dc ~'i~pendrd and the yacht
put in SHAPE lur Il" ~'rNic" intended
with all practicable haste.
She viii hc taken t" Ne" York and
equipped with Il battery ol tIr"-lnch
rapid firing guns and other "tfrn>lv"
arlnalrni. Should this he done all the
plans made by Nr. 'utttd l"r tine per-
~otaI u-,' of hl- yacht which included Il
prolonged foreign crIiI~r. Nl,i "i r"Ur>"
Ee temporarily ablnd"hIe'I
The Niagara j. nrM hearing com
pIetion at the yard Of tie Harlan <
HolIing-worth -hip,and this city,
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- FATAL RiiItLE RIDE.
Frank Carroll Dies From Injuries
Ertriy"u While on His Wheel -
Il Week Ago. -il-

Frank Carroll, aged - years died 81,
Friday evening at his home 80 East
Eighth street tins cliN.
The death Of the deceasc was due to
an accident that Iapp,ird him "n >ll-
n"lav evening IT last week.
ll" young man l. AN ,,lthtl~ia-r ir
bicycle tdrr and when near his rr-idenrr
on the evening naurL attempted To-
atIgh from hl~ wheel and struck hi~
heat against tree.
The l''rrr ul the blow almost knocked
hlm -cII-"lr>-. hut he Na> ruanhpi to
reach IN hum" without much dIii,ultv.
lii" inl"Nlns morning he Wa able ,u
'r' ont. blll the -illu,' evening hr wa
taken seriously i'll.
\ physician Wa- called in and h jnt-
mediate, y stated That Carroll haI rap
lulrd one. "f the main bI"rl Vessels in
hI- bead,
Th" young man subsequently r.ap~,.u
into lInr"u-,'It,l-llr>-. anI remained III
tins condition until death ru-llrI
carroll was Il Young man If -tliiahlr
habits aIld wa- in he employ nl >I".'nu,
X Co.. niaChlIl-l> ui this city,
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q housewife to believe that the millen-
MUM must b" near at hand. Their club
will be Il place for education and recrea-
tlon as we'll aS home for members
while lacking employment
Miss Edna Black, president Of the
club. wishes it understood by the public
mat the organization does not cUntpm
plate adopting II wage scale or work
day limit It will have nothing to do
with strikes. Before the meeting she
stated hat the club would rnd-avor To
advance tn" interests Of all its mrmbcls
socially, intellectually and professional.
ly. In Il word. it will BE the object Of
the body to better the cullitjon Of it's
members when employed AS well as
when uneml luyed. Miss GtItru,ie Rus.
zoe, the secretary. repnrt> an initial
membership Of 30.
When the club instnlI> itself in ad..
quatt quarters. the cnklny schools will
be opened at Cncr. An effort will l.,
made t" derive revenue from that de-.
parlment. The officers will cater t.
banuurt> and dinners and serv. dishes 5
of merit at moderate prices. What
money is derived from this source viii
he devoted to the maintenance Of the
home.
Dishes will not he prepared and
thrown away fer the mere purpose OF
getting cooking experience Each article
Of food cooked will be- sold or used in
the meals served in the home
In the matter ,f rducatjOn there will
he plenty ot books and periodicals. in
the library. Up to date recipes, treatises
on culinary Science and how to cook
good meals viii orcupy place Of honor
on the shelves alongside nf novels. his.
tories and magazines. Weekly literary
meetings will be heidi at which the ele.
nlent Of business will be an important
feature. Part Of the programme will bs
devoted to essays and readings while
attention will be given to lectures upon
cooking. Later on prizes will be offered
to the member who invents \ new dish.
The sun., 1898-03-20


manhood Of the exact kind which EnC!o !o
sam is glad To welcome to the ranks If
his fighting men For three wears be-
had been pastor Of IA Iniver>aiSt church
IN Rochester. but when the news
came Of the blowing up of the Maine
his patriotism was fired. The fame in
creased instead of diminishing. and
while enjoying hri'f vacation in New
York he suddenly decided that it was
his duty to enter the army. After a
>leeples> night Of reflection he sDnsht
ont the nearest recruiting station,
offered himself as "a soldier was accent.
the army.
Il did my best for tn" Lcrd,' he
says land will try and fight as good
fight for America wh'n occasion re-
quilp>. | know full well of the hard.
ships | shall have to endure. but shall
endure them as "a soldier should. shatl
labor with all my might. and IN the
course OF time, no doubt ] shall hr pro
noted. But even if | am not my du,v
Will always be before Me, and | " i'll
perform it.
Hi, friends tried to tiSsuafr him, tell.
ing him that there would be time
enough when war was declared, but hp
was ohdurate and declared that he
would not be happy if he remained
civilian. He sent his resignation to the
trustees OF his church in Rochester, aud
1t was accepted hy them with rr!ur.
tllltt.
The sun., 1898-03-20
BISHOP NEWMAN ARRIVES.
H. l. Accompanied 10y His Wife and
viii Preach Here. To-day.

Bishop John T. Newman. vino j. to
preside over til" thirll,lh annlaI >..,.iu,,
"l the Wilmington Methodist Epi-,p,,uI
{ Conference, III l~""-, NEXT week. and his
"l" arrived III this cilN Yesterday morn
lny.
They cam" ir,n New York city and
while here will b" tine guests Of Mr. au.I
Mrs. William VI. FrIL at k"n,l,rr,.
This morning Bishop Newman viii
preach in Grace Church; on Nnndav
aIlrliiwpli. from ) luG 'rIuck. Ir uui
Mrs. Newman Wl'I bH given 4 reception.
which will he irlu at Mr.. and Mrs.
Frld~ residence. and /" which tI.
Methodist ministers and their Miyr- a,.
invitul.
Mr.. and Mr-. ". Y. Bond arc.
registered 1T tI" 'arbnrniyh. Atlantic
Guy.
Mrs. William nnl,a who has been
: rnl ling several months with her sister.
Mrs. {. W. Bets, in Hampton. Niryna.
has returned home.
About 300 hundred people attended
W" supper anu >'"HiI gwen bN the
Young Friends \ sociuliun in tn.
school building at Fourth and West
streets la-t evening.
james Roland had the finger ui his
right hand HAS he'd yesterday in a ma.
chime at stewart : I'ldrrv. Sixth and
>hiplrp -trrrl~.
lively" women players, urn,rr> nl
the Triglnta Club. OF this ri,N, wr,,
defeated by Il team OF leading vumr,
whist players "i IniMIcIphG. nn nj.
day.
Miss EthrI May frryu, N who ha.
been tlc guest of relatives in thI. rjtv,
has returned to Newark
Mrs. james Wells OF Og,Icnsbury, y,
y, is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. IIurar,
Il. Knowles
cottage prayer meeting was held Ia>,
evening at IT." residence Of K. K. Mac
Krlvry, no. I:;+l East Thirteenth street
Mrs. Lewis Wallace, of New York. is
the guest OF friends in this city.
Mrs. Thomas Mc(a arhy, If Boston, i.
the guest If Mrs. IIor c, q. Knowles.
The supper which was to have been
given in West Church on April ! II, will
H given on March 18th.
The sun., 1898-03-20
THE E.GLICtI BEDROOM
1t Means t'r.t, I End elegance 4 Y.
low Room Described.

1t Means frl"t, 4 and Elegance 4 ys,,
low Room Described.
Let us consider an English bedroom
1t mean. comfort, elegance and thrit
or Just as easily comfort, elegance and
co>tline>s Th,re l. nothing so attract,
I've for guest chamber as a large bed
room and houdoir in one. The English
name their bedrooms after the prevail.
ing color used in their decoration 81 II
yon please, we will discuss yellow
room.
If the wall paper is not inharmonIon,
with til" desired tone Of the furnish.
lng>. 1t may he relieved without auv
special treatment, and to peep of i,
here and ther" there can be no objec.
tion. But the angular area Of the cell.
ing must be rounded off. Cheap fret.
work is to be bought for the corners or
Il handy man about the house can >,u.
ply all that j. needed. White painted
iretWork, bamboo, oak or cherry finish
The sun., 1898-03-20

men c"hSnr' woman for want o, ri.
lhinhrdiieSs fnev seldom laud her sor ~ :.
possession They w0nld be rather draw
u nrr pretty mouth than to auv -,
b"r ~ nlartlGIIties 1t might rt,ar
fFetty mouth Il commonly cb.,..r,,.
th"Ir ears, though II may car,... .n,.
lailtudeS lb'" NAV rave at.rt f,."?
sect and Gnltuit, lnt faces and f.,"'
win them much more The great n ,,'
tu -E adoGrr Of llc4'nlrv in H.. a,-.
S-N viii G.trn be t'uol ~ ald..I. INV,
sui Of well turned Wh.rund aa -
lItlng 4aIr
Freely a- large as e mon .r.....o,
against th" lrt'rlollry H wun., a.
,prln> most. :, Il habit, mtft p5......,.', -,
the tongue. The sexes ara uu ,sr.l...,.
admnaI ly adHlf Il to one anrtA.r ,.rJ
scarcely ie um' ndei t. udyantr,. H..
Wl>cst, the most learned He, frpo,,,,,l,
app r;T to ha!nIoniHe roinIieteIv ,,ei
thlfdrt"rlrs>, iriNuluus wo,u-u Anon.
tlus,astir admlr,r Of fair min. .,,,
m.-lt readily trCunr ri,rttd ana .t,,,
|.1- tn her v no had no cn.r......,.. -
the meaning Of th" word.
j NIj , liEHRI EEpN>l.
The sun., 1898-03-20

service will also bc held in Union W.,
f.. thtrrh near IiahetgliIc, III tie alter
noon, bY Tire same union
A very prtty wedding va -a'"nln-
in"d ut Drhuar "Wednesday at hlgh noon,
the contracting parlr- being Al-s Anna
W. daughter Of Nj and Mn J'hn ",
Exams ii Camden. and Mr, Harry =.
Roe. passenger azrut af the lrauktord
station ii the Pennsylvania railroad m
Philadelphia E-s ". " AIrn,ditb,
ii p.Imar. }~uDru.t ~" r.r"h"hF
The sun., 1898-03-20
I aII.'l,.t,.

III" ,lHrrIIg contest THAI Na> to hay,.
tdkrn place III >n,lr'- Hall last week
was p'tNnt"d by the tuNu authorities
Town election "n~ beta hi, week
ana resulted H. tnlu">; WuL H. Rick.
ards and samuel y IIanlnund. com
,nlsIpncr- in' three years, James "
'llts assessor; ". |. >luht~. rninr,u,
Miss Mann" ,'Iid"r-''vvr gave Il tc;,
I" several nf hcr friends un Friday even.
ing. Among th"rc present were: Mrs.
j. |" Cnrrpw and da,ghtcr Lizln. Ms.
John IT, Iiin-Iry, Misses Annir and
May Draper, Of Camden, and Miss
Emma Collision, Of Denton, Md.
The women Of the ". G. r. T., this
town, will hold a memorial service IN
the NJ. y. Church, this evening, in mem.
cry Of Francis +, Willard 4 similar
The sun., 1898-03-20
tDn.incr,.e and Finance.

Transactions in Flour were confined To
small lot satisfy actua, requirements
brit nitl limits were firmly maIntltati
dnc h. the continued strength oi wheat
mi thv Prospective rl>a ln tnr rLlt~
Winter Bran was in lair demand md
firm mtirt small Supplies. and ,nrn-
dr Wa DN,1rt HHb moderate III ring, az
iurm"r nil,-> Demand readily aU-,'"G
the limited receipts 81 No. ! and c'nHv
Hay at Nleied rates, but othcr d. 'i-
tons NrIa pIentiul. weak, and hpl t."
sell, >'GtN wa lIIei and unchanged.
krllit.ti >1gAr- Ntic. steady. ul3t ale
Wa~ Innn. Provisions old ~ 4 lNDUg.
way "n basil uI uhHatnII-. Is .InU
opened firm unt Ter better cable and
Western advice moderate offering and
Il urrNpolt demand and the call Na-
e.. above last evenings rates Corn
options Nrr" Iu ct, hut left of uu cali
about th" ~sttnr rs la>t rycnin-. EN-
ports worked 1900 bushels ". >
mixed lrr prompt hading un p.lratr
terms. Car lul> iur ic'al trai were
steady with offerings anplr lpl tia,
limited inquiry. Oats were stronger.
influenced tE noderat. offerings and
tirnIer Western alyicts. bnt the market
Na- quiet. t'ttpu was nnrhanLrj
The sun., 1898-03-20
DOMESTIC SERVANTS CLUB,

Cniqn" Organization Which Has Been
Formed In >t. LOuia.
Ine domestic servants of st. Louis
must be of different variety from
those with which the rest Of the world
are familiar. They are advanced and
progressive. They have recently organ.
lied what they call the Domestic sci.
ence club, whose objects will lead many
The sun., 1898-03-20
A FIGHTING PtRSON.
ehis Preachers Patriotism Led Him to
Enter the Regular Army.

Thomas H. Derrick, TN clergyman
whorecent,T enlisted as "A private i'll the
regular army, l. tall, road -huI,.
dered man, a prtert type ot phya.Ca.
The sun., 1898-03-20

living visit to Washington friends todav
Miss Bessie Allen. "i Wilmington
visited lricutl- ia New Ca-tr YESTERDAY
The sun., 1898-03-20

LTHDJEl II men ard
women drn ErIr
inuf Ii alIhr. have
gro" II 81 lal;iruiar-
'l,v IN the last 40 or -
Years, steadily grow
more and more 50
WIN every added
The sun., 1898-03-20
Grain Movement.

Receipts al phiIad-lphia:-W heat. -
blO, Corn, I2>,'J>; Oats, :4.77H BaIti-
mprc:-Wheat, 1854; Corn. 2o5.l777:
Oats, lo4.ot;. Shipments from l'hiIa.
dc lphia: Wheat. 2,3t111; Corn, ,'D.oIi:
Oats, 24,Hjo. Baltimore: Wheat. 8! opo;
Corn Gtl .iEt;
The sun., 1898-03-20
Is FAIR WON AN FAIR?
'5 lWpARTIt-fTY ONE CT TAE FEM
lNINE VIRTUES

Jnnius Henri hrnwn" lninlg.- In a Bi>.
cus-inn Of Womsn-@ I-air Nint~dre,- !
Matter of I"upcr.ur. u' HruAnt v'"!..
ems Opinion. on the 81 jrs'.
The sun., 1898-03-20
Butter and Eggs.

The following are the ptiicial Whole
sale prices recorded to-day at the l'hiIa-
drIphia Butter and Egg Board
The sun., 1898-03-20

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EXPLANATION OF FLAG SIGNALS.

Weather or Snow. Rains. perature. Wave
INTERPRETATION OF DISPLAYS.
No. /, alone. indicates fair weather. station
airy temperature.
AIRY temperature.
No 8, alone, indicates local rain, stationary
temperature.
No: l, with No. above it, indicates fair
weather. warmer.
No: /. with No. below it, indicates fair
weather, colder.
No. q with No. above it, indicates warmer
weather, rain or snow.
No. 2 with No. 4 below it, indicates colder
weather, rain or snow.
No. g. with No. above it, indicates warmer
weather with local rains.
No: 3, with No. below it, indicates colder
weather with local rains.
No. 5. displayed always indicates cold
wave.
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Whippany River Railroad.

Leave Whippany, Z 20 a. M. II. As p. m.
Saturdays only at s. 40 and s SO p. m.
orristown. 5, 10 a IN. and 5.70 B.. M
Saturdays only 81 z p %. and p 81.
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WANTED.

pY women. each with an infant or young
~ child, situations in the country general
Homework, plain cooking. etc.1 Small wages
expected. Apply State Charities Aid Associa-
tlous lQ5 East TWent second Street. New York
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FIRE ALARM BOXES.
(MoRRIsTowN)

No. Location.
IS Western avenue. and Miller st.
IS Washington st, corner Mechanic st.
27 Corner Early and Harrison st.
20 Speedwell ave. junction Sussex ave. y
81 Water st, corner Cole ave.
IS DE-. L. & w. Railroad station.
80 Morris ave, Washington's Headquarters
81 Madison ave, corner Franklin st.
40 Franklin st, near Franklin pl
As South st, near Boyken st.
As Market st. and Macculloch ave,
At Washington st, near Bank st.
So Police Headquarters, Speedwell ave.*
So Memorial Hospital, Morris st.*
81 South st, Lyceum Halls
So Maple ave.. bet, Madison & James SITS.
81 All Souls Hospital. Mt. Kemb1e ave.*
50 Macculloch ave, and Farragut pl,
"a Sussex ave. and Mills st.
65 Atno ave, and Clinton st.
: No Box: Rung from Police Headquarters
Telephone Call No. Z.