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Mortgage sale,

Default has been made in the conditions of a
certain mortgage nntaining power of sale,
dated the 10th day OF May, 1887. and recorded in
the .fiico Of the Register Of Deeds III and for
.Brule County, State of South Dakota, on ths25th
day of May, 1887, at o'clock A.. N. in book 2 1
of mortgages On page la0 whereby Peter Paul-
son and his wife, Me;te Panlson, rnortgag0rs,
smnrt gilgeh tnJno. W. Newell, mortgages. Tho
following described reul estate, situated in the
Comfy Of Brule, State Of Sosii, Dakota, to-@it:
The North East quarter nf Section six
(G), Township One hundred two tl02j, Range
sixty, seven tb7 West 5th, P. NJ. Containing
Ono hundred sixty actos.
SAID default consists in the non payment of the
interest OF the debt secured by said mortgage
ard in tile ron payment of taxes assessed On
said norfGnged premises at the time the same
becarno due, whereby the power uf sale in said
mortgage contained has become operative, and
no action or proceeding OF law las been COM
mepced to recover the debt secured by saio
mortgage, or any part thereof. And there is
claimed to be due upon said mortgage at the
date hereof tae snin of two hundred seventy
Dollars and fifty eight cents (s27oas>. principal
and interest. besides the sum OF Nineteen Dol
lars and sevorty four cents ,$19.7N for taxes
necessarily paid by tile MOI tgagee on said
mortgagea premises. including interest thereon
and Ten Dollars $50 00l attorneys foes provided
BY !,!ng, lSy Y z : case sI OF toreclosare
mortgage will be foreclosed by 4 sale Of tho
said mortgage premises at auction at the front
door of the Court Hnuse in the City Of Chani-
terlMn County of l3rule, State cf South Danota,
on SATURDAY, The 2Sth day Of Mny. 1898, at ten
to'clcck in the fou,noon. of that day, 10 satisfy
| the mortgage debt hercir and the cost of fore.
made and provided.
jMted this 10Th day of March. 1908.
IL B. Long, Jno. w Newell,
| ATTORNEY for Mortsaeee. Mortsngeo.
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WHERE.

Where is recorded BY the National
French Draft Horse Association in lhe
National Register of French Draft
Horses Vol. 5, No, 5oS6. Foaled in 1887,
bred by Dillon Bros. at Normal, Ill,
sired by Estrador 242a. Where is also
recorded in the American Pcrchpron
Horse Breeders Association register
Nc. 622, where his pedigree is given as
follows: Sired by Estrador 4525, by
Ferona 1912, by French Monarch 2O5, by
Ilderine 53O2, bv Valentine 53O2, by
Vieux Chaslin 7O3, by Coco 7l9. Where's
dam was little Pearl 1916 by Saint
Laurent 435; second dam Boquet 526;
Rosette 1851 by Coco ia.
WHERE is coal black, IS hands
high, very heavy name and tail, and
weighs 1000 lbs. and over at six years Of
age and when grown will weigh 2,2n0
lbs. He is heavy draft horse, good
walker Of quiet disposition, but when
woke up is very active aud has grand
movement that will please and astonish
all admirers of large forses.
A number Of his colts are being kept
for breeders, and are held at $500 aud
$500 dollars each.
WHERE will boat home on Mondays
W. NJ. Martins on Tuesdays; Cornelius
AIiller's on Wednesday; L. W. Harris
on Thursday; Kimbail on Fridays and
Saturdays.
TERMS: To insure good standing
colt: 80. For more than one mare, ss
for each standing colt after ths first
Ii YOU wish to raise horses for market
WHERE is the best. cheapest and most
profitable horse for you to use.
E. P. and w. NJ. BARKER. +
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"tlrllti,,x Rob.u

Some seven years ago, wllon the
relations between this country AMI
Chile walp strained. Fighting Bob'
Evans arrived with his ship, the gun
boat Yorktown, at Valparaiso. The
vessel soon became an asylum for some
political refugees, whose surrender was
demanded by the Chilean authorities
Capt. Evens refused and sent anote to
that affect, but supplemented it by
saying to the Chilean messenger: Say
to the officer commanding She Chilean
squadron that Mhile my littly ship
might not last more than thirty minutes,
SHE will make a hi Of a lot Of trouble
willie she is afloat.' Next day the
Yorktown cleared Tor action and
steamed out OF the harbor with the re-
fUgpes Oh board, but the chilean
cruisers did not follow Howard Demo-
crat
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3!I|aliI!|

It is true wisdom for every
body to take thorough course of
Swift's Specific just at this season
of the year. The blood is sluggish
and impoverished, and the system
is full of impurities which should
be eliminated. In addition to
thoroughly cleansing the blood,
and toning up the system SO as to
avoid loss Of appetite and gem
eral rundown feeling in the
spring, S. S. s. SO strengthens and
builds up as to fortify against the
many forms Of dangerous illness
that abound during the hot sum-
mer season. It is a very small
matter to take this precaution but
it insures health and strength all
summer. Swift's Snecific
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The Pcrcneron Drar, Horse

Prof. Samson OF tho National College
has said: "rhs Percheron is a draft
breed Of the most superior quality. 1t
enjoys in Europe, and even in the whole
world, the highest consideration. It
possesses an active. quick energetic
Temperament and is capable OF pulling
heavy loads at g quick gait. Fast step
pers are common in this race. lthas, on
account o. its incontestibls merits,
carried all over the world the fame Of
the little French province where its
best centers Of production are TO be
found.
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Jor,,,4Ts All Right.

Ex-postmaster General John Wana-
maker has sent this telegram u the
secretary OF war:
''To the Honorable. the Secretary OF
War: Though, opposed 10 war unless
honorable unavoidable, in the event Of
its coming will, under your instruc.
tions, raise regiment OF PrnnsYlyan
ians for military duty yand go with them
for service. John Wanamaker,
Mr.. Wanamaker, after sending this
offer to the secretary of war. posted in
his store two notices. one for the MAJ.
ager's Office and the other for the boch,
.keaper's desk, as follows:
Noiica-In 0f,ltr that our men may
baye easy minds in considering aud
arranging their affairs in the event Of
being called upon for military service
this notice is posted to say:
/. That all the positions thus vaca
ttd will be reopanel to return whcn
the military service is over.
2. Thatall salaries will continue III
full in such absen ce for actual service
and will be raid to tho authorized
representatives of their respective
families.
3. An insurance to tin amount o.
$ 900 will be paid by the firm in cast
OF each death while any Of orr people
are actually engaged in tile mi'i,ar,
service.
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Roon,,,,g pollard.

Alexandria Herald:-MajoT Robert
DolIard, Of Scotland, lisa candidate for
the Republican nomination for congress.
Major Dollard is no stranger to the
Republicans CT lansol c.uniy and lie
is equallysWell and favorahly known 10
the Republicans all over the state. Ile
was South Dakota's first attorney
general Since he has represented his
county in the state senate. He is a
strong man, an able mar, an honest
man, a worthy man. II his friendssta
hold Of his campaign in earnest lie can
he nominated; if numinltel he will be
elected,
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S.S.S.{ff{s {fse Blood

is far ahead of all other remedies
for this purpose. It is a real
blood remedy which promptly
purifies the blood and thoroughly
renovates the entire system, tones
and strengthens the stomach, and
renews the appetite. It is the
only safe tonic, being purely vege-
table, and the only blood remedy
guaranteed to contain no arsenic,
sulphur, mercury, potash or other
mineral substance, which is of so
much Importance to all who know
the injurious effects of these drugs.
Nature should be assisted by na-
ture's remedy, S. S. S. Take
S. S. S. and be we'll all summer.
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Two years ago r. J. Warren, a drug
gist at Pleasant Brook, n. Y. bntght n
small supply OF Chanbarl aims Cough
Remedy. He summed upthe result rs
follows: '.At that time the goods were
unknown in this section; to-day Cham
berIain's Cough Remedy is a house hold
word 1t is the sama in hundreds of
communities. Wherever the good qna(-
1tics of Chamherlaln's Cough Remedy
become known p,ople will have nothing
else. For sale by +. Il. Miller. Druggist.
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Gov. Lee received dispatch from
Secretary Of War Alger Monday notify
ing him that South Dakota's quota OF
volunteers, will be seven troops OF cav
airy. special mounted service. The
governor was asked to wire when the
troops will be ready for mastering into
the United States service. LATER Siuce
the foregoing was placed in type. a
vigouris protest was made against
cavalary being furnished and the orders
have been changed to inrantry--7SO
npn Ef lss1 i fEfHs
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XSONGS Ok AhO w NI.
Calling asserts that the big ITO ton
guns will not last more than thirty
rounds and The 67 ton guns for not more
than 50. What will orr coast defenders
do after they have disabled all their big
guns by firing Upto the limitY
a Louisiana man has offered to raise
a army of 10000 men "eyery one Of
whom has had the yellowfever." Becker,
T. Washington, the leader of tie
Of the negro race, has offeret; to raise an
army from the Black Belt in which
the climatels essentially the same as in
Cuba.
Thei breech mechanism of the S inch
guns of the Brooklyn is so perfect that
If ono of these guns were fired at the
maximum speed ofreloading, FIVE shells
could be kept in the air at the same
time-or, to put it more clearly, before
the first shell had struck the target four
others would have left the gun.
Theodore Roosevelt, assistant secretary
of war, has resigned and in company
with Col. Wood OF of tho regular army
will recruit regiment of cowboys.
Roosevelt hls s9a1 a great deal OF
western lifs on his ranch in North
Dakota and Mouhtana and can ride
and shoot with the beat of them
All the German newspapers are Civ
ing it to the United States right in the
neck and praising tho course of Spain.
The Germans will, however, conline
their hostility to mer words. Russia
also sides against us. John Bull--he's
all right. After the scrap is over
Uncle Sam will remember his enemies
as we'll as his friends.
Considerable apprehension has been
manifested by the government over the
safety of the frstclass battleship Oregon.
Urderad home from San francisco some
weeks since. She is due ia q week or
so to reach the Atlantic coast OF Brazil
and where Spanisd torpedo boat might
lie in wait for her. 1t is said now that
the government has taken the proper
steps to have the Oregon warned OF the
outbreak of hostiIities aud to be on the
outlook.
1t was rumored Saturday that The
City Of Paris OF the American line one
Of the finest Atlantic liners atloat and
chartered by the government for the
purpose OF fitting her over into a
cruiser-has been captured shortly
after leaving England for home. Tho
report was without foundation. and as
the Paris is one OF the fastest ships on
the Atlantic there is little danger Of
anv Spanish boat catching her Before
she reaches New York.
The first night of the blockade at
Havana Moro Castle opened fro on tie
squadron. Capt. Ch adwick of the flag
ship New York was asleep wien the
firing began and was called by the
officer of the deck. The captain after
taking look at the tongues Of flames
shooting out from the forti6cation,
turned his back with a look OF silent
contempt and went hack to lis cabin to
bed. The ships were out OF range for
the poor gunners OF the castle.
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Mrs. A. II, con. r.eiiing a: 72D Henry
ST.. Altci,. III, Suffered with srialir
rheumatism fer over light ni1r.hs. She
,iuclored FIR it nearly The whole OF this
time, using various renlet.ies recom-
m,'ndpd by friends, and was treated l.N
the physicians, hut received no relief.
SHE then used Ole and a half hatllei Of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which effected
a complete cure. This is published at
her request as SHE wants others similarly
afflicted 10 know what cured her. The
25anh 50 cent sizsa for sale by +. Z.
Miller. Druggist.
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There are no funds available for meet
ing the expense OF mobillzing and
maintaining the state troops until such
q time as they shall b. called to the
front. Business men and bankers Of
Sioux Falls have offered to donate
$4,000 toward a fund for tho purpose, as
a loan to the state until the legislature
meets. Gov. Leo is confident that other
capitalists throughout the state will do
likewise. To call special session Of
the legislature would coat more then
the amount of money necessary.
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Free or Cburge to .ut7crcr.,

Cut this out and take it to your drug.
gist and get Il sample bottle free Of Or.
Kings New Discovery. for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. They Go not ask
YOU to buy before trying. This will
show you the great merits OF this truly
wonderful remedy, and shows you what
can be accomplished bv the regular
siza bottle This is no experiment, and
would bo disastrous to tho proprietors
did they not know it would invariably
cure. Many of the best physicians are
pow using ii in their practice With
great results, and are relying cn it ir
most severe cases. 1t is guaranteed,
Trial bottles free at +. u. Milrt's Drug
Store. Regular size so cents and s!.U
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Millinery.

Miss Carrie Morris has just returned
from Chicago with tho nicest line ct
Millinery ever brought to Kimball. We
have no second hard bankrunt stock, but
all are latest goods, and the latest style.
Il you want goad hat call, and il YOU
Want a cheap hat we can furnish it,.
No can sell you q hat at any price you
want, from - cents up to ten dollars.
Sailor Hats at %, so. go, slOo, sl.5O
$500, $780, Morris Sisters.
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THE CIR a PHO.

oh Work OF evcry description execntes in the
est style and at lowest prices. The most osm-5
lete steam power plant il. the county. s,
Advertisements not accompanied BY instruct
ono will be inserted until ordered ont and Will
oe charged for accordingly
Display advertisements 50 cents an inch per
month. single colamn wide Locals and 10 eta
limo according to position.
Correspondence wanted from all parts Of the
sUpEty and from anywhere else. short commu-
nications Of general interes.. always welcome-
personal qaarrels respectfully declined.
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The Rev. VII Weaver. pastor Of tho
u, B. Church, Dlllshurg, Pa, recognizes
the value Of Gianberlain's Cough Re-
mpdy, and does not hesitate to tell
3Utters about it. Il have used Chamber
lain's Cong:. Remedy" l,e sayi, "and
find it HI excellent medicine for colds.
coughs and hnlyseness So does eYary-
one who gives, a trial. Sold i,y Il. +.
Miller. Druggist. ~ ~ III
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Spain claims that the war did not
actually begin until Saturday noon
the expiration Of McKinley's u:timatum
-and accordingly the siezura Of the
Spanish merchantmen is illegal. They
call US pirates and il that's the way we
arc going to carry on this war they
wont play any more and will take
their ships anu go home. They should
have though OF all this when they gave
Wcodford lis. passports before he bad
a chance to present the ultimatum, the
scalawags.
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Eina1 Proof No,ices.

Land Office at Chamberlain, South Dakota,
March q. 1898. ~
Notice is hereby give. ,hutsthe following
inmed settler has filed notice of his, Intention
to make rnal proof in support of his claim,
and that sasd prunf wall ha made before the
Register or irceiver at Chamberlain, South
Dakota on Monday. May I'd, 1865, viz.
MILTON M1LIEE
Homestead entry No. lGi. for The North East J.,
Sec. 81 Twp, l0l N.Rangc ii, W.
He names the fol flowing witnesses t, prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of, said land, viz:
Martin Knlbreek, of Danlnp, So. Oak.
kuudt GAbrielscn, of y +"
Thomas Miller, of Robey, "
Mathew Wilson, of
Clerk =. Rove Register.
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THE CIR APHIC.

Established by its present proprietor ard q
OF the Oldest newspapers in this section.
Net excelied as an advertising medium By ap
weekly newspaper in Sonth Dakota.
Read by 1900 people every week in tho seas
and q constantly increasing circulation.
Prbliahes the official proceedings Of the City
Council and of tile County Commissioners ana
is a perfect mirror of local events,
Islively, spicy and independent ard acknowl-
edged by its contemporaries to be one of th
mostwidely read aud best edited newspapers
this state,
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Lan.l Office at Chamberlain south Dakota,

Lari Office at Chamberlain, South Dakota,
March Is. ls9S.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filled notice of his intention
10 make Enal proof III support Of his claim. and
TINT said proof will be mn'le before Register
and Roce,,yer ut Chm, berluiE. South Dakota, on
Tuesday May 10, 1898. viz
JOHN ELIJNC.sES
Il. Z. No. i5 FOR the SEA, Sec. u Il. 1Ol N. Il,
81 ".
lie names tho following witnesses ~ prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
william u; Miller. Of Robey, SD
Joseph G: Dunbar, OF Dunlap,
Andrew Csdarholm, OF =
Ole T. Strand. of . :"
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uaitsl States Land ofice, Chamberlain

uuitel States Land Office. chamberlain
South Dakota, April ". 1888
Notice is hereby given TINT Lucy NJ. Conant
has flied notice Of intention to make final
l.ronf, her testimony tobe gwen before The Cle,k
of tiia lircuit Ct urt ut his Office in Mitchell,
:onth Dakota. on Wednesday, tlle Sih day June,
1ses, ,"n tlnher tulnro application number Is,
for tn, North West quarter IF section Is, in
township 1C5, NorSh range CT west, and that her
witnesses will appeat tile sams day bafore the
Reyister Or Receive. q. Chamberlain, South
Sha names as witrct ses
H. ). freq lIggss y q iKimbalI, eo7tl' lakota
"; i. Kemp Of i4yonyille, :. :,
Johu Dropks of g Is g
Clark l.. Roac. Eesis.er.
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The Revolutionary war, the Mexican
war and the Rebellion all began in the
month Of April. In the spriDgtime Uncle
Sans fancy doesn't always turn to
thoughts OF love.
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President Mckinley issued a pro-
clamation Monday calling for 125,0oO
volunteers. Thestate militia is 10 have
the preference. The term OF enlist
ment is two wears, or until the close Of
the war.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-04-30

The big guns across the pond will
get to barking one Of these days and
some Of them will wish they had the
friendly assurance OF the Americans
about that time land they won't get it.
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Tile farmer. the mechanic and the
bicycle rider are liable to unexnected
cuts and bruises. DpWitt's Witch Hazel
Salva is the best thing TO keep on hand.
It heals quickly, and is well known
cure for piles. F. L, Miller.
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The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader has
gotten out the most comprehensive boom
edition for South Dakota that has
appeared III month of Sundays. We
refer to 1t as "b0om" edition for want
OF a better name, but it is simply a
wrlte-np from hundred and one sources
of the matchless resources of this young
commonwealth, and with no attempt to
draw upon the imaeination or to indulge
in hoastful phraseology. The Argus
Leader 10 doing a good deal of this
works doing it all the time-and is
entitled to lots of credit for its push and
perseverance in keeping South Dakota
to the front.
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l.:rd ot.ice, at cAnlnbss.ain, South Dakota

i.:nd OHice, at Chamberlain. South Dakota
April %, 1S;S.
Notice is horehy given that the following.
rialllod scit,er has filed nctico of her iEtentian
to make final proof in support of licr claim,
nnd that SAID roof vii! be rnds bnfure the
!;esstsr or Receiver at Chambsr.ain South
DAKOTA, on juno II, lSgS, viz:
MANI SIpaL
Homestead entry, No: 1873 for tie Northwest u
Bectioa I3, Townshipl02 N. Range 90 w.
Size nanips tile following witnesses to pravs
her continuous re sidencs upon aij cultivation
Of, sad land, viz:
William Nichols go
Jn,nes SlnkH, g tt
Frank Slual g ~.
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La%a Office ut Chamberlain, Sort.l DaAot,
April y. lSss.
Natiea is hereby given thst the following
named settler las filed notice Of iisiE tan t
make final proof in support Of his claim, ant
that sand proof will be made heforc tho lcsistel
or Receiver at Chamberlain, South Dakota, on
Tuesday, June !'h 1885 viz:
GFoRGe MIL..F.,
Section %, Tnwrali, lo5, y. Rang. CT w
He names TIC following witnesses to i;rnv,
! Is ceniii:nn,ns residence npo;l and cultivate,
of. said land. viz:
N,ux C.,arnj, OF !"
John Y, Myers, Of KimhAiI, So Daso'a
ii. o. Ialvcrsoa, af =.
Glars s. Rowe, Register.
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Land O,t,ce al Cl,nmhe1L;n Snn,L D,kn,,

Land Office at Chamberlain, South Dakota,
April -. lslS.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has illled ratice of his intention
80 make final pra"f in. support Of lis clam,
aud Al ,h't snid proof will be made befote the
Register or Receiver AT Chamberlain, South
Dakota, o. Saturday May,2S 1895. viz
Geo. v. Munger.
Homestead entry No. 81, for tho Northwest !, of
Section $, Township 10l North Range 81 West
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
land, viz:
Gnstavo Gnbris!son, Of Dunlap So. Oak.
GABRIEL GubricisGii, -" :.
\. NJ. Williamson, . : .
Jost,,h Slectn, Newton I" :"
Clark s. Rnwe, Rerister.
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30 far, our cruisers have captured five
Spanish steamers and number
schooners and small craft.
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Eot;ces

Lel,d Ofire ~ Ghumberiain, Souti, DAKOTA
April y. 1865.
Sotice is l:oreb% given that tl,e f,llowins-
named setter has filed nctce of his Intention
to make final proof il support IL his claim, md
Rssistar far or Receiver st M Gha.nbprlain, South
Dakotu on June Is, ls!S, viz:
GLADw1N SMITH.
Homestead cntry No. :f for the Sunt theasl 4
sectian ii, Township lol N Rsnge 81 w.
Ie names The following witresse, to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of sud land, viz:
Harvey MsNnrs, Of kimball, So; Oak.
P Pott It,
II. L. llalverson. g
b; Henry Small,
CLAnK S. Rowk, Resster.