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LOOKS LIKE WAR.
spanish Outrages ON Cubans Cannot BE
Endured.

Omaha. March T.-General Charles r.
Manderson, in an interview on the Gu
ban situation. says: 1T surely looks more
like war than IL did two weeks ago To
my mind. the action OF Spain I'm sending
a formidable fiotilla of torpedo boats to
Cuba forms an incident that In more war
like than any Of the features of the Maine
disaster or of the complications growing
out OF the oppression and starvation Of
the Cubans.
THE question OF indemnity TO Hnis gov
ernment for the loss OF the Maine might
be settled by a court Of nations or other
form Of arbitration. on the other hand
II seems To me that this government
would certainly be warranted In taking
steps toward Intervention In the Span
ish-Cuban difficulties. The terrible out
RACES committed by the Spanish among
the Cubans can no longer b. endured.
The reports are from Trustworthy sources
and Indicate that Intervention on the
grounds Of humanity would be entirely
justified"
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SPANISH ELECTIONS.
ssgasta viii Have an Enormous Major.
ity in the Cortes.

Madrid, March 21.-The elections for
the popular branches of the cortes have
passed off. on the whole. quietly. The
indications are that the government of
Senor Sagasta will have an enormous
majority, estimated at 800 of the 49,
seats in the congress.
The election in the capital was with
out especial incident The elected dep
uties include five liberals. one inde-
pendent and two conservatives.
Despite great precautions at Bilboa.
there was much disorder. A body of a
hundred miners tried to commit acts Of
violence. II is rumored that a socialist
has beaten a conservative candidate
there. All the other provinces are re-
ported calm.
NJ. Patenotre. the French ambassa-
dor, had a conference with Senior Gull
lon to-day. to which more importance
is attached.
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MISTRUsTS CONGRESS.
Spain Wants the Two Reports Presented
at the same Time.

at the same Time.
London. March 27.-The Madrid COR
respondent of the Times. noting that
ly passive part in the Cuban situation
and contrasting the ''warlike attitude of
the United States with the "subdued
and apparent inactivity prevailing at
Madrid" says: The ministry. however
Is eager to draw President McKinley's
attention at the earliest moment TO the
report OF the Spanish commission as to
the Maine disaster. and IL Is understood
that a messenger Is going post haste
from Havana with the document and
will reach Washington probably on
Tuesday. The government believes
that the simultaneous presentation OF
the two reports to congress would avert,
or at any rate mitigate. any tempestuous
display of feeling.
Should. however. the Spanish report
arrive at Washington too late or other
wise be withheld from the immediate
perusal OF congress. IL Is suggested that
Senor Polo y Bernabe be directed to
print II at the cost of the Spanish le-
cation In Washington. and thus secure
tor IL the ear OF the American people
Although II Is not fully understood
why. under such delicate circumstances
President Mckinley should be in such
haste to submit the American report
and presumably other Cuban matters
TO congress. IL is expected, broadly
speaking. that 1t Is the collective Amer
lean legislature which Spain mistrvsts.
and not the presidential unit"
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THE LEASE SIGNED,
Russia Will Now Take Possession Of Port
Arthur.

Russia Will Now Take Possession OF Port
Arthur.
Pekin. March I'm. Pauloff. the Rus
sian charge d'affaires. signed to-day the
agreement regarding the lease of Port
Arthur and TIA Lien Wan and the rail-
way concessions. Port Arthur will be CIV
en- over tomorrow. Chin Chow will re-
main Chinese. but the Russians will es-
tablish a small station in the envlrons
China viii retain sovereign rights ner-
ally and Port Aruthr and Ia Lien Wan
viii be open TO the warships of all ma
tions.
Regarding the customs. the Russians
reserve to themselves the collection of
the dues. but nothing is divulged ase to
their eventual destinations. The Russians
will probably take the forts at Port Ar
thur. The Chinese have decided to open
Fuh-Ning. province OF Fo KEN. as a
treaty port
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ABSTRACT OF
THE REPORT
Access Was Gained to Il in
Spite. of Omcial Secrecy Al
most Unparalleled.
S|GSBEE IS EXOMERATED
The Discipline on Board the Ship
Was Excellent.
BY A MINE EXPLOSION
The Discipline on Board the Ship
Was Excellent.
BY A MINE EXPLOSION

It Caused the Explosion Of Two Maga-
zines. but the Court Cannot Fynd Evil
dence to Fix the ResponsibI Iity-The
Report Is Unanimous-It Is q Formal,
Dispassionate Recital OF the Facts in
the Case-Temperature OF the Maga-
zines Exploded Was Normal-The
Battleship Was Lifted by the First
Explosion-The Language Is Guarded.
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AN IGNORED SuTlER.


Madrid. March 2Z.-The latest intellt-
gence from the United States has occa-
soned great patriotic movement
throughout Spain. great number Of
persons have announced heir intention
TO give up a days pay for services in or
der TO raise a fund to purchase warshins.
A COMMITTEES. over which the Bishop Of
Madrid will preside has been orRani,ed
to receive subscriptions made. Special
theatrical performances are Announced.
the receipts of which are to be devotea 10
the same object
The Duke of Veragua. who knOws Pre~-
ident Mckinley personally. 10 reported ~
saying: President Mckinley does not n
spire me with confidence He thinkp him-
self the first statesman In the world. He
Is proud and vain. and hts great vanity
makes him believe himself = Napo,so0
when In reality he II an ignored su1lsr.
IL is reported that the conservatives -
tend to propose that the troops In tha -
terror of Cuba should withdraw q -
preparing a coup de Maine. The oepnrna-.
lists arrive at an agreement. but q = -
expected that the cortes vii eueogmD
such proposal The situation N ca =
declared to-day TO be much tunugovol~
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st. Louis. March E.-John A. Mccall.
president of the New York Life Irsur-
ance company. In an interview as to the
probability that insurance rates would b.
increased by war. said: I'VE will not only
maintain the present rates. even ON the
policies OF holders who are likely to go TO
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STILL TRYING DIPLOMACY
He Is Confident That Peace Can
Yet Be Maintained.
SPAIN IS MORE PACIFIC

Sagasta Would Grant Even a Cessation
OF Hostiiities In Cuba Rather Than Go
to War With the United States
Kinley Anxious to Have the Settle
ment Come as the Result of Peaceful
Negotiations, but He VIII Insist That
Its Terms Shall Render the Cubans a
Practically Free People-The Situation
a Very Delicate One.
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London. March 27.-The Madrid cor
respondent of the Standard SAYS: Il
am able TO state that the following Is
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WILL ACT At ONCE.

General woodford HAS an Interview with
senors GuIion and Moret.
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Continued on Page Two.)
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where Times Are Good

Sioux Falls Argus:-A representative
Of the Argus Leader overheard n couple
of travelling men in con versation at the
Cataract last evening g. After the usual
salutation one said to the other, We'll
how do yau feel today" Il am feeling
out of sight," was the reply. II have
noticed that my feelings OF a Sunday
are usually governed by nv business of
the previous week. md as I did the best
weeks business in my eight years. ex-
Derience on the road. l am feeling pretty
well today" Where did You put in the
past week" was then asked "In South
Dakoto7 was the reply. South Dakota
is all right" replied the other fellow. I
make illinois. Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa and South Dakota, and my trade
in the latter state is the best OF the lot"
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Real Estate Transfers.

Furnished by James D. Farrell, official nib
%etracter. Chamberlain. S. +.
c. w. Hardey to j. II. Lawrence
NWL26-1O1-67 wd ....... -. $500 90
A. Bogue to John Wialen Sc
32-101-6T wd valuable consid-
Grafton. 49,. ...............
NJ. P. Brintnall to Albert Kot
SE41O-10l-G9 Wd............. 500 90
t.J. Mashek to A. Mecha!ek NV
14-lol-7o.. 1900 90
l.. s. House to Elwin Greene Sc
43-102-70 qcd................ 90
J.V. Conklin to L. G. Woolsey
SE4 25-l03 81 wd. -. $500. 600 90
H. A. Cobb ,oJ. A. Magoun SW
I13-lOl-6S qcd........... LOO
w. y. T%ruesdellto j. A. Pinkerton
etal Sc 426-105-69 Wd. ...... $50 90
II. E. Richardson to w. j. Send
say Sc A26-lO5-6S wd........ $50 90
II. e. Drury to j. E Gearhert
NE 42O 1860 wh. .......". 400 90
G. Larson to f.. E. Weiss SW4
22-1O5.69 wd, ,............ 600 90
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chtcngo's Favorl,e rasscnsc

ChicaxO's FavorIte Passenger
STATION.
Reasonable success seems to have fol
Lowell the efforts Of the IN nagemen: OF
the Nickel Plate Read to make the
line popular as a passenger line for
travel east and west. 1t is regarded as
a favorite by many IN making the jour
ney to or from Chicago.
Great satisfaction will be felt by pa
irons Of that line to learn that arrange
ments are made. effective Sunday, March
9Th, for all passenger traits or the
Nickel Plate Road to arrive at and de-
part from the Van Buren, street station
in Chicago.
With the many advantages afforded
by this great union depot, located in The
heart of tho business portion of Chicago
and the continued advantage afforded
by lower rates than over other lines,
with three express trains daily, with
through aleeping cars to New York and
Boston, aud the advantage of superb
meals served in the dining cars and eat
ing houses operated by the road. when
all considered. should show Increased
travel over the Nickel Plato Road.
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sneep ana chickens

Mitchell Republican,. c. Russell,
who recently resigned his position as a
travelling representative Of a Sioux City
house. is making preparations to en-
gage extensively in the stock business
has just bought a farm near White Lake
adapted to his new departure. Mr.. Rus
sell will devote his attention Dartic-
ularly 10 sheep and chickens, having
purchased 1850 head Of the former aud
about 1000 of the latter. His broth or,
Albert Russell, will assist him IN the
business and expects to go out there
soon. Mr.. Russell will not move his
family TO White Lake for several months
not until lie gets things well started o.
the ranch.
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Not Far Away.

smith.
Farmers are III work.
Bert Doty3i s house -keeping on section
ii.
Miss Alice Bonsy msited at John
Smith'sin Highland township last week.
About twenty Eejghbors Of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Kruse surprised them
Wednesday night.
Mamie, Katie and Micheal Smith
spent Sunday with Misses Nellie and
Alice RoEey.
The people in No. l are preparing u
program for an entertainment to be
given in two weeks.
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sanllIl,s New store.

go iNAi sss3
Dining car coffee.
Fresl. Olives u bnls.
Special Imported" Coffee.
Fresh Oranges and Lemons.
Have YOU see those stylish Mems Suits
We arc slowing.
See those ladies' stylish slippers at
only So cents a pair.
California dried Peaches, pitted Cher.
ries and silver Prunes.
TIE celebrated North Star Shoes are
among 0ur s%Irecialties.
We handle the celebrated Roswelle
hats, fully equal 10 the Dunlap and
Stetson. When you want a hat that
wilt waar and Wear and wear and keep
its original appearance buy one OF thest
Roswelle hats. Cheaper grades If you
want thu IN.
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On the morning Of Feb. 20, 1895, I wa.

On the morning OF Feb. 20, 1895, I was
sick with rheumatism. and lay in bed
until May 2lst, when l got a bottle Of
Ctamberlain's Pain Balm. The applica-
tion OF it relieved me almost ENTIRELY
from the pain and the second afforded
complete relief. In a short timessI was
able to be up and about again.-A. T.
Moreaux, Luyerne, MINI. Sold by f. T.
Miller. Druggist.
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Pukwana


Rev, Mr.. Waldal and Peter Ellison
drova to Chamberlain Wednesday.
Mike Kelley has commenced farming.
Miss Cora Josephson visited for q few
days in this township last week.
Peter Eriksou left fer his home in
Bead'p county Saturday.
Meils Jurgsnson worked ON the cream
cry a few days last week.
Misses Julie Knutson and Carrie
jewell drove to Pukwana Saturday.
Mrs. Knntson aud Mrs. Wallal spent
the ct inst. at Bijou Hills.
A concert was given at schoolhouse
N. % last Saturday evening.
The Literary Society in Dia. No. "a
closed q few weeks ago after a success
full run of ten weeks.
Miss Minnie Jssephson closed a six
months term OF school in Dis. No. "a,
Wednesday.
Rev. Waldal will have a public Auc.
tion at his place two mites northwest OF
Pukwana the 24th hegining at 10: a. M.
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| DEERE to attest to the merits CT
Chamherlian's Cough Remedy az one OF
the must valuable and efficient prepare
lions on the market. 1t broke an ex-
ceedingly dangerous cough for me- in
81 hours, and in gratitude therefor. ]
desire to inform you that | will never
be without it end o should feel proud
of the high esteem ia which your
Remedies are held by people in general,
It is tile II remedy among ten thou
sand Success to ito. II. Dnwney
Editor Democrat, AIbicn. Ind. For salt
by +. L. Miller, Druggist.
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For Dyer Eifn

AN old aud we'll tried ramedy.-MIa. Wlnslow's
millions Of mothers far their children while
teething. with perfect snccess. 1t soothes the
child, softons the gums, ailays all pain curee
1t is pleasant to the taste. Sold by drugsiets
in overy part of the world Twenty-Five cents q
battle. Its value is incalanlahlc. Be cure and
ask for Mrs. WiEslow's Soothing syrup, and
tnke no other.
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More People

Die Annually from diseases having
their origin in q Simple" cold than
from all other ailments combined.
Thousands Of remedies ara offered but
none OF them perfected so many cures
as Seyera's Balsam for Lungs, the stand
ard Cough Cure. 1t soothcs the irritated
nerves, it stops every Cough, IT cures
every Cold. Mr.. Jos. HULK Lodge Pole,
Neb. writes: Please send me two bp.tles
OF Spyers's Balsam for Lungs for my
mother. She had a vsrv bad cough last
winter aud ycnr Balsam cnred, her quick;
she says now that Severa's Balsam for
Lungs will always be kept in cur house
hold as the best Cough Medicine.
rrice % q Scots.
Rheumatic and Neuralgia Pains in
any part of the body yield quick to the
greal healing power of Severa's st. Got
hard's Oil, the best Family iliment in
the market.
W. =. Savers. Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
For sale at all druggists.
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child

who makes the kittens, jacket"
"Wby, God does. Ethel. He doesn't
make them as He does babies, one by one,
but He just says, Let there be kittens
and there are Kittens"
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Hcw ARRIVALS,

Frater BroIhars4ae Of trie.n0rth side have
[Sseld t.i4ft bakery and restaurant to a
|nrty from Illinois, who took possAasio n
Monday morning. w. K. Prater and bis
mother. will stare for their farm OF 4S0
acres in Brult county South Dakota, in
a few days aud engage in farming and
stock raising. THE people of Brnla
county will find the Pretrr family a
valuable acquisition to their county.
The Democrat joins their many Boone
friends in wishing them success ard
plenty in their new .,ome.--B,one Il)
Democrat.
The Prater family are expected daily.
They were in kimbali last fall with j
D. Farrell of the Interstate Land C,m-
pany. looking over the land mentioned.
Tho 4S0 acres IS the Qaiglpy farm in
Pleasant Grove township. We hops our
people will give the newcomers a warm
welcome, for ii Trey are pleased with tie
cmntrv-aml they c0nDot very we'll
Ilslp heing-it means plenty more
families from the same section.
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I,leaaautGroxe.

Simeon Lumbard sold one of his driv-
ing teams to Joe Fariand of Kirkwood.
1ha ground is getting in nice shape
for seeding.
Look out for prairie fires.
Mr. and Mrs. Farnsworth have a
eleven pound baby girl.
dancing party at G. D. Miller's Fri
day night last.
Warren Follctt is around d~ehorning
cattle with Q pair OF clippers.
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Willow Lake.
Lingering Letters.

List of letters remaining in the Postcflce
Kimball for tho week ending Mar. 10.
Severt Anderson.
Parties calling for any Ut the above describe
letters will pleasc say advertised. After 80 day
will be sent to tho dead latter office.
WM KrssELLA. Postmaster,
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A man stands 10 chance OF b"ing
elected to the maYorsIiip OF d city unless
he crj ays the confidence and cstecm
Of his neigi!bors. Geo. W. Humphrey
is the popular mayor OF swanton. Ohio.
and under date of Jan. u, 1886, he
writes as follows: "Tliis is to certify
to orr appreciation OF Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. Ny family aud neigll-
pors have tested it, and we knew it is
an excellent remedy for coughs and
colds.-George W. HumphreY." Sold by
+. e. Miller, Druggist.
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we wrote Of lsull calye. on1,

We WrOte Of BuII CaIyeH OilIy.
Love!and (CoD Reporter:-Half a col
umn of space is devoted by the Kimbali
GRAPHIC to enlargement Of Calves
II the calves are nc larger Than some
noticed hereabout on bicycles they ought
to manage to wear longer clothes.
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Don'C annoy others by your coughs.
and risk yonr life by nrglectin2 a cold.
One Minute Cough Cure cures col s
coughs, Group. grippe snd all threat a
ng troubles. F.E. Miller.
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He's All Right.

Dolaud Times Record:-A man with a
cow and two spring calves has unlimited
credit these days.
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Valuable Farm For sale,

The NEA Of Sec. 35-IOl-69, Ea0iA
township. Brule Co, 8. D. About 10
acres under cultivation; SO acres In pas.
tture. fenced with red cedar posts and
barb wire. Eleven acres OF yOnR ASH.
timber, comfortable dwelling housa
granary. barn, all farm DWELLINGS,. IN
good. never-faillng wells. SchDol house!
within 100 rods. Will be sold cheapa
Write for particulars 10 The uwnrr,
LII. R~IcHARDsoN.
500 Usage, Iowa
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Opticinai.
DR.. IL. H. Frudenfell. the Fechnicaf
Optic.aa of Madison, s. D., will be in
Kimbal' professionally in a few weeks.
1927
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Ne are anxious to do a little good IN
this world and can think Of no pleasao-
ter or better way to do it than BY re-
commencing One Minute Cough Cure
as a preventive of pneu monla, consnmp-
ton and other serious lung trouble that
follow neglected colds. F. Z. Miller.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-03-19

waldro.
Glad Smith is one of the new cream
cry patrons.
Henry Small drove TO Buffalo county
Sunday.
Dick Hayes was a visitor at Small
Brothers Sunday.
Lawrence Rooney had an attack OF
inflamatory rhenmatism last week.
Mike Walsh expects to move his house
next week.
Those who attended the entertainment
last Friday night were highly pleased.
Tom Gallagor Of Plainield Is doing
carpenter work on 7. S. Myers house
this week.
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$125.000 Expended for These Wells.

Iu 1897 the Creamery roduct of South Dakota
sold for 5 3,5OO,OOOa and the farm products for SO,WO,0W
more. See what that is per capita for a population of
35O.O0O. The Kimball creamery did a business Of over
$15l0O It's frsteight molths and paid a higher price to
It's patrons than nine-tenths Of the creameries Of Iowa,
Illinois, Kansas, Minnesota and other states. In five
aarss from now the butter output Of South Dakota will
each~ten1milli dollars annually. The farmers of
Brnle goun4y can thrive on prices on which many an
eastern farmer would starve. This county is destined
to be. the greatest Dairy county--as it's now the best
county--inS the state.
Our grasses are therichest known. Oursol
is fertile and easily titled. The fame of
or butter is world wide. Did you ever
know Of a dairy country that was not a
good ountry--eventually a rich country?
gones west where farm valuesare increasing. Fight
for q mere existence no longer in the oVer-croWed east
Come to Brule county nthe great Missouri River Val.
hey For particulars. wriie the
Interstate Lend Company
chamberlain, BriIIe County, South Dakota:
8NA& &&&
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War,

In examining with a magnifying
glass some grasshnppers of the spring
crop recently sent into the GRAPHIC Of
flee by Frank Collins, we discovered to
our amaz"ment the letter wv" plainly
marked on the back Of every one of the
hoppers. According to an Old tradition,
this is a sure sign Of war.
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Reunced Freight Rates For
- SGtllers.

A
In order to encourage tbs movement
OF settlers and land buyers from HIM
dis, Wisconsin. Iowa and the eastern
states to Western Minnesota. South
Dakota and North Dakota, the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Panl Ry. Co. have
very materially reduced its carload rates
for cmigrant movables, so that farmers
who have purchased land In Western
Minnesota, South dakota and North
Dakota can take all Of their belongings
! with then, to their NV aons at small
expenses, which indncemcnt upon the
part Of the Chicago, Milwaukee st,
Paul Ry. will no doubt be greatly ap-
pr.cia.ed by those who are thus oene-
fitted.
For further Inform tiua apply 10 any
sgpnt Of The Chicago, Milwaukee Y st
Paul Ry. or to j. II Hiland, General
Freight Agent, Old Colons Building
Erlic. %. Ulinois.
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WOlf's 6pecialt7es.
New spring ties for men. {

New ktd Gl0ves IN All Shades at8W0a,s.
Stylish Shirt waists Just received at
VOLTS Z
New Priats-pretsY styirs-tsst c%olors,
1 cents.
For q limited time, a good hat with
every suit Of clothes. ]. u. Wolf.
A very complete liGo Of cottonads
pants, jackets. jumpers, and everyday
sllrts, just open at VOLTS.
Ladies' fine shoes Mt Sits which will
compare fAvorahly with those sold else
where at So. J.H. Wolf,
The latest hing IN Dimities, Organ.
dies ana all kinds Of wash g00ds-all
qualities from s to 80 cents per yard.
Did you ever see so neat a line al
fancy Shirts as those shown BY j. II
Wolf. Prices very low, from 35 up.
J. II. Wolf will furnish you anything
IN thu line or agricultural Implements
at prices that make en- smile. Call and
see how its done,