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Fer sale or Rent.

. ~ a. s : j d : j a
IA. Rising, own, or controls ihe.
following tracts Of land. aud the most
OF them are for rent, and N.l ct them
are for sale. These farms will re sold
at exceedingly lov pr;c'a, on very easy
terms. Titles perfect.
SEqr G-l0l-67 SW 1r 53-l0l -67
SEQ 2s-l0a-67 Sc or 33-lO2Bs
NV Or 2-l02-i9 sEqr 2s-lr3-B9
Sc ar ~ 103G7 NE ar 9-l05-67
NV qr li-l0l.55 NV ar lO-lOI.Gs
SEqr 10 Ol03-67 Sc or GLOBES
SW pr l-l05.67 Mgr S5-l03 So
u Il! s u 34-i02-5s
sHllS NE a & nv or: NE or. 4-10T 6s.
For terms and particulars call on OF
address G. C. Morrow, Chamberlain. $. D.
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Prof. Samson OF the Nathional T ollege
has said: "Ths Percheron is q draft
breed Of the most superior quality. 1t
enjoys in Europr, and even in the whole
world, the highest consideration. 1t
possesses an active. quick energetic
Temperament and is capable Of pulling
heavy loa'ls at q quick gait. Fast step.
pArs are comu,on in this race. 1t has. on
account of its ileantestible merits,
carried all over the worll the fame Of
the little French proyince where its
beet centers Of production are 10 be
found.
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s.s.S!y yff Il. Blood

will accomplish so much toward
rendering the system capable of
resisting the evil influences which
are so liable to attack it during
the summer when sickness is so
abundant. It is the best tonic
and system builder on the market,
because it is a real blood remedy
and is made solely to search out
and remove all impurities, and
supply an abundance of pure, rich
and red blood. S. S. S. is made
exclusively Of roots aud herbs,
and is Natures own remedy. 1t
is purely vegetable, and is the
only blood remedy guaranteed to
contain no potash, mercury or
other mineral. Be sure to get s..
s. 8. There is nothing half as
good.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-05-07
Peoples Committee Call.

A meeting of the Peoples party com
nittce is hereby called at the City Hall.
Kimball, on May 90, for tho parrose Of
considering the time and place Of mold
ing county conventions to elect delegates
to attend the state convention at Aher.
deem June 90. All mea,bers arc request
ed 10 he present tint our committee may
become more thoroughly organized. In
case members cannot be present. it is re-
quPsted that they wri:o their wishes to
the chairman. Prompt is tie word.
JOHN s. STEWART,
Chairman Co. Central C,m.
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RE ,,arknr,le Rescne. /.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plaintield, Ill,
makes the statement that sl6 caught
cold, which settled o.. her l1ngs; she
was treated for a month by her family
physlcian. but greW worst: He told
her that she was a hopeless victim OF
consumption and that no medicine
could cure her. Her druggist suggested
Or. Kings New Discovery for consunl-
ption; size bought bottle and TO her
delight found herself benefited from
first dose. She continued Its use and
after taking six bottles, found herself
sound and we'll. and now does her own
llouseRork and IS as we'll as she ever
Was.- Free trial bottles OF thig Great
Discovery at II. Il. Miller's Drug Store
large bottles SO cents and $i.O0
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There is a possibility that as soon as
the first regiment South Dako ta,s war
quota Of the l25,OO0 volunteers called
for BY the president, and which will
comprise tho state militia, leaves for
the scene OF action. tiov. Lee will urge
The orgaization Of another regiment,
which will give an opportunity for
those waiting to. volunteer. and which
Organization may bs neeisd.
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Those who are prone to make fun Of
the callow and beardless youths anxious
to enlist in the war AGAINST Spain have
either forgotten the stirring days Of '6l
or read the history of their country to-.
little purpose not to know that the rank
and file Of the army that put down the
rebellion was principally composed Of
,stripplings who had scarcely attained
their majority. They came too, largely
from the counting rooms, the offices
and from behind the counters Of the
trade centers, and Notwithstanding their
sedentary occupation made soldiers at
which the world has since maryeleil
incidentally, the nerviest fighters, the
flower Of England's army, comes from
the aristoeracy. The Young man whose
chief occupation appears to be to dance
attendance npon some fair charmer at
midnight functions, with an occasional
parade with his militia company, may
not appear to have the stuff that heroes
are made Of, but you~ean never tell how
far a cat can jump by looking at it.
The boys who are getting to the front
with their companies (which for so
many years have had little to do but
SHOW off"-are all right, and don't
You forget it. They have got the stuff
in them that their fathers had in the
COS and will show it it given the
opportunity.
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The call for a state convention OF
silver Republicans at Aberdeen June %
the time ami place OF the Democratic
and PGpnlist conI entions-is not little
amusing in some respects. The basis
of representation is one delegate at
large from each county and one DEL
egate for every fifty voters or major
fraction thereof cast for W. j. Bryan in
1896. This is a total representation.
on paper-of $50 delegates. II the So
called silver Republican party was to
rake tic state with fine.t .too.hed comb
it is doubtful about that many gen.
uins free silver Republicans being
found all told. Nearly all of them are
active Popnlists and make no preten-
tions Of being ANYTHING else.
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I. Land e,tiice at Chambeslaia, South Dakota,
MRy 81 1924. =: 3J4 4 Z
f Notice is Hereby given THAT tho following
nnrledaettler has filed notice af his intention 70
make final proof ID support az his claim, ard
that said proof will he mnde before tho Hpaist
or Receiyerat Chamberlain. south pakota, on
June l3ih, 1aaS. VIZ.
CHRIS Weiehnck,
Homestead Entry number 40 f,r the North
East a section 10. township Toe north range
G3 west.
He names tho fnllnwing w:tnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cult.vati,a
! of said land. viz;
John Bmwr, II IN = y ~ =. 9.s !. l Is
Carl Elllers, ,0f y ~ Y VI
Michasl Kncera, cf {. ~, N &. 81.
Clark y. Rowe, Register.
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Proof Notices

L4nd Office at chamberlain. S,u;h Dal,.tl
April %. 1s!S.
Notice is l.e,rbr given TINT tile following
named settler lls filed ~. t:ce of his intention
to make final propf in support nf his claim, nrd
t;lat said prnof will Le Inade before the
Register or Receiver at Cliambrrl.in, South
Dakota, on June ID, 1885, viz:
!i GLADwIN SMITH.
Homestead entry No. IS. for tho Southeast 4
Sectian Is, Township 1at N. Rnrge 81 w.
He names the following witoesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, sn,d lnnd, viz:
Harvey hIoNary, Of Kimball, So; OAK.
Z j. p Potter, .
II. I. Halvors0n.s
CLARK s. RowF, Resister.
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Land Office, 1T Chamberlain. soath Dakota
April q. 1SaS.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of her intention
to make fnal proof III support Of her claim,
md tIiht said roof will be made brfore the
Register or Recover mt Chamberlain, South
Dakota, on june y, 1893, viz: 9,.5
e MAnI SIpAL 3 ss,t
Homestead entry No. i35 for the Northwest II
Section 49, Township ltt2 N.karige 60 w.
She names the follnwin. wtnGst es Y. prnyc
her c,-ni, hnous RI sidcEGo upon ard cnlfiYa.ion
of, stid land, viz: s.5
yenel R,zam, q l,imball, s; y.
William Nichols, \ !.
james SlukR, - :.
Frank Samai !.
CLARE s. ROVE, Hcyistor.
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The New Z: city wen.

5Alatter9 nave now come to point
where It is likely that the artesian we'll
business Will be settled. II is practi-
cally understood that Phillip Eyre will
makea proposition to the council Sat-
0rday night for an acceptance Of the
well as 1t now stands, and one which
they will likely accept.
In our opinion good many pre-
cious months have been wasted In try
ing To secure the impossible another
fio wing we'll like the old one. We
never had any confidence in the new
we'll from the start and said SO In these
columns before 1t was ever started. We
are satisfied, however. because we think
1T will satisfy others, now that 1t has
been tried. But the GRAPHIC will not
be satisfied with any more monkey
work OF the kind, aud we do not believe
ths people will.
There are those who havs held that
the we'll should be completed accord
ing to contract or rot accepted in any
shape nor through any sort Of COM
promise. With all due respect for these
peoples opinion, we do not think it a
tenable position to take, and for this
reason: Suppose that the city refuse
outright to accept the we'll and the con-
tractor pulls the casing and aband ons
1t, What is to be done then? Is there
anybody prepared to furnish Kimbnll
satisfactory flowing We'll or no payY
Guess not The only resource the town
would have would he to sither repair the
old well. dangerous undertaking
which for time at least would utterly
deprive the city OF what little water 1t
has, and might indefinitely, or make a
new contract which would in the end
land US just whers we arc now, and
undoubtedly at greater expense than to
accept the present we'll.
1t would have been wisdom 70 have
stopped work on the we'll when the
water was struck atthe same depth as
in the old we'll and when it was seen
that it would rise no higher. Present
r.
indications are that there is enough
water in the new we'll to supply dozen
towns. Tho only problem is the most
economical method OF getting it out.
This we think the council can salts.
factorily solve. tits enough to say now
that wind power is not to be depended
upon, and the feasibility OF putting a
small gasoline engine and heavy wind
mill combined at the new we'll should
be Investigated. There are DAYS at a
time when q windmill will furnish all
the water desired. At times when it
wont gasoline engine will practically
operate itself with very little atten.
tion. Whatever way the we'll is rugged
it should be enclosed so that outsiders
cannot monkey with 1t. AS a matter OF
fact il it furnishes continuous supply
OF water there will be no occasion fol
meddling.
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n CIR a PHIC

OBJ Work ot every lescriptio sxecutsd in the
y y 1T u lie ard al lowest pricee The most COM
X lste steam power plant In shs county.
q Sertiseuents not accompanied BY instrnct-
onn will bo inserted until ordered ont and viii
pc charged for nccordingly Sl3. " s
Display advert rtisaments 30 csnts an inch per
month, single column wide Locals sand 10 cts
4 limo according to position
4 & Correspondence wanted from all parts Of the
eornty and from anywhere else Short commu-
nicatians q general interes. always Welcome
personal auarrels respect fully declined.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-05-07

At q marriage ofa man named Avery
to Miss Small the headline editor wrote
IT: .Ayery.Small Wedding" and tho
printer got it this way: A Very Small
Wedding Ha also got the bounce.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-05-07

When Examiner Taylor got after
l,Owdell and he had to fork over $3.50
belonging to tho state, he came to the
conclusion that the oil inspecting law
is facce- unless the oil inspector caL
ride on corporation pass charge the
state 10 cents mile, and keep all the
fees Isn't it Dowdell that's a farce?
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-05-07

Whom the Gods wish to destroy they
frst make mad. The miserable Span
iards are lighting among themselves
like cats and the queen is IN danger Of
her life. The Manila affair has set
'em crazy. Ii they ever send that fleet
over here to meet the Atlantic squadron,
we'll give them something to be crazy
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-05-07

Tie farmer. the mechanic and the
bicycle rider arc llab.e to nntxnccled
cuts and bruises. DeWit,'s Witch aazpl
SaIye is the best thing to keep on hand.
IT heals quickly, and is a well kucw!,
cure for piles. T. Il, Miller.
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Uu:ted States Land Office Chamberlain
Snnth Dakota, April 26 1903.
/ Noticoi is hereby given that Lncy NJ. Corn1t
has flied nntice of intention to make final
broof her testimony tobc gwen before the Clerk
of tl,s Circuit Court ut his office in Mitchell,
South Dakota on Wednesday, tho Sth day June
1885, on timber culture application number 49,
for the North West quarter cf section Is, in
witnesses will nppoa! tho same lny before tho
Register or Receiver ut Chamberlain, Sauth
Dakota =
Sianams Us witnesses
y Gregg q kimball, South Dakota.
Geo. Hnse, 1t Of ..
": B. Kemp OF i.yonvillo, 8 I. !.
John Brooks Of ..
Clark l.. Rowe, Register.
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Wtyler, the butcher, is anxious to
again take command Of the Spanish
forces In Cuba AID invade the United
s States. There should be soma way to
induce him to come.
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war Notes

Il 3. i ?. d.
Mantanza Is the second city and sec.
port town In Cuba. It ia distant from
Havana fifty-two miles and connected
with that place both by rail and wagon
road. The railway runs almost in q
direct line to Havana from Matanzas.
The wagon road Is more circnitous. be-
Ing rather like the two sides Of a tri-
angle In shape. This highway Is ex-
cellent, but at various points along the
route are located forts manned by
Spanish soldiers. Gen. Lee has said
that Matanzas would be the bist place
to land, and doubtless it is In plrsu-
ance Of his advice that the first steps
have beeD taken toward securing control
Of the city, which is one Of the most
healthful spots on the island for unac-
climated Americans.
Anew search light which was bough:
in Germany by the government was
tested at Sandy Hook and was found to
operate perfectly for night signals at a
distance of more than twenty miles.
The flashes were thrown against the sky
and code Of dots and dashcs was as
easily read as is the Morse alphabet by
telegrapheIs. By the same light hooks
OF the finest print were read at a dis
tance of eight miles. Such light can
signal the movements ola hostile fleet
at night in ample time to make any
preparation that may be needed to re-
ceiye it. The United States navy is
equipped, like the coast defence, with
the best Of these novel appliances that
can be found anywhere.
The big guns now In use on our coast
defenses are something wonderful to
contemplate. The following report of
test recently made with one Of them
at Fort Pickins, Fla, is from the Pen
sacola (Fla) Times-star, and seems in
credible, but the information comes
from an authentic source and must be
correct. Says that paper: e
The distance shot was three miles.
and the shot went through twenty-five
inches OF steel plate, twenty inches OF
iron, twelve feet os oak plank, ten feet
of brick work and ten feet of concrete.
This looks impossible, yet our source OF
information is unquestionable.
The PHILIPPINE islands occupy Sim
liar position between the Pacific ocean
and China sea that Cuba and Porto
Rico occupy between tie Atlantic and
Caribbean sea. The PHILIPPINES are COM
posed OF nine large islands and about
1000 small ones Inhabited by 5000, 900 or
100000 Malays and Chinese. Tie
rebellion in the PHILIPPINES has been
scarcely less intense thsn in Cuba,
The paw OF a colonel is 50 500 a year;
of major, $4,000; cavalry captain, 81.
600, Infantry captain. $500; lieutenate,
$i,5GO. These figures are for the FIRST
five years service; there is an increase
after that period. Aprivate gets $l3 "a
month; corporal $l5 and sergeant $l7.
| The mile used in land measurement
lis $3.50 feet, while a knot" which
will be frequently seem in the papers
for some time to come, is 6,Os6 feet. A
vessel with speed of twenty knots can
therefore run about twenty-three miles
an hour.
The war IL costing the government
100000 day.
Manila has a population of about
$4,000.
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Tree Claim, Einal Proof.

LaEtl Oiiee at Chambarlain, South Dakota,
April 20, 1893.
Notice is heacby given that the following.
named SETTLER has filed notice Of his ,,rtertion
to make final proof in support of hls claim, ard
that snid proof will ba made by evidence uf
claimant before clerk of the District Court at
the court .nuse in the city nf Cherokee. state of
Register and Receiver at chamberlain, South
Dakota, on aluy %. 1895. viz:
FRANK W. BARKEE
Tree Claim Entry No. 1l2RS for the Mort heast 4
Section q. rownshin la2 North .Rnnge G7 West.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said innd. viz:
William =. Ha,nmsll Of Ktnbull, .. D.
Jnl:. q. Slsctn. OF I"
James Balls, OF g
CLARK S. RowE, Register
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"A Tennessee man tainted on receiving
news that his wife bad given birth to,
foua Of kind. There are some things
even worse than war.
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. ] I-.lI-- -

Tie government prefers single men
tor enlistment. a married man genera
ily !.as hid the sand all knocked out oi
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Land m 4. ottieo @ at ohamberlain, south Dakot4,

Land Office at Chamberlain. South Dakota,
Aoril %, 1898.
Notic.is hereby given that tho following
named settler has filed notice of lis interti to
nuke final proof in support of his claim, and
that snld proof will be made before the ltesster
or Receiver at Chamberlain, South Dakota on
Tuesday June Eth 1898. viz:
GEoRGE MILLER
Homestead Entry No. 6S, for the Southwest ii
Section 2S Tnwnship los, n. Range 67 W,
lie names the following witnesses to prove
Lis continuous residence upon md cultivation
OF. sAiu land viz:
Nick Bnesen, of Rivcs, So. Dakota-
Nick Gnnrnd, OF 9 =
Iphn If z Y, Myers, Of Kimhall, SO. Dakota.
CLARK 8, Rowe. Reristar
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For sale or Rent.

! own or control the following lands.
most Of which are for rent, and all are
for sale. Inquire Of J. B. Peterson. my
agent at Kimball, or Scott Hayes, Cham
berlain, or the Undersigned at Usage,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-05-07

Ripans Tabnles cure bilionsness.
Riraas Tahllies l,r1long life. I
Ripans Tabules Danish pain.
Ripals Tabules !: gentle eathartic.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-05-07
Dewey didn't DO 4 thing 70 them

Spanish 4 per cent bonds have Dc
cIined to 81 cents on q dollar.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-05-07
The Percheron Stallion
BLACK PRINCE,

Sired by WHERE No. 1922. Abeantiful
black horse, foaled ia 1894 and now
weighs l4cO polnde. Intending breed
ers should see this handsome stallion.
At Richards barn, Kimtaa, every
Saturday.
TERMS:
For the Season 4. !. 81. !. g 0C
To Insure. !. 4 &c
To Insure Standing Colt s. 9 oc
I. s. Farrell.
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iowa.
NEA 1l-lol-s7 MEX 27-lol-67
NEI 3O-1Ol-G7 sE4 32.l01-6s
SEI 8-1O1 go NE4 2-1O2 81
SWA 17-102-67 NW14 1s 102-6S
SWll4 29-102-6S SE4 5.1O2-7O Fl
NE4 27-1o2-7O SEA 2l-1O3 81
SE14 II 1888 NW114 35,lC3-68
NWqr BLOB SO sWqr 32-lO3-7O
NWqr 27-1O3-7l sEqr 3-1G4-677
NWqr 27-1O4-67 SWqr 2S 104-6S
Mgr 49, -lO4,69 SEqr 34.1O4.G9
sEqr 2-l05-67 SWar 20-1O5-67
We E1a 2s-lO3 80
SEqr Of NWqr 18.104-67
.NEqr9.l02-69 SWqr 19-1O3 6S
NWqr 28-tO3 so Lot ot2.18.1O4.67
q NWqr Of NEqr&NWqr 19.104-67
NWqr 7-1Ol 6S
VIZ SWqr s-lO5 81
sWqr 22.los go /.
(S4n! Jas. a. Smith.
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Wanted Idea I |s':; |: s.':s'' !sis

3&fite JoHN WEDDERBGRH 4 co. Patent AteaI..
"a III q Two Gsnd lid inssasions wsnsed.
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nisposlt1o,, Of l.rlzes.

The marines OF the United States have
already taken nine prizes from the
spaniards, the aggregate value OF Which
is estimated $Y,OOO,oOO. The average
landlubber does not understand what
disposition is made of tho booty thus
secured, and the Argus-LeaJer gives the
following abstract OF the law concern.
ing prizes, which will read will, interest
The division of wealth among officers
and members of prizs crews Is made as
follows:
Sea prizes, vessels and cargoes, must
be condemned by the courts, tue prop
erty sold by tho United States Marshal.
II the prize was equal to, or of super
icr force to, tha vessel making the cap
ture the net proceeds 60 to the captors:
ifof inferior force, one.half goes to the
United States and half to the captors, in
these shares:
To the commander Of the fleet or squad
ron. one,twentieth.
To the commander Of the division Of a
fleet or squadron, one.flibieth.
To the fleet captain one.linndredth.
T0tke commander Of the vessel. one
tenth, or If his ship makes the capture
when acting by itself, tllree-twentieths.
Tho residEe is distributed among all
the others doing duty on board and
borne upon the books Of the ship, in
proportion to their respective rates OF
pay.
The share awarded to tho United
States is set apart forever as a fund for
the pay Of pensions, 5
Soft turned out, says the Sioux Falls
Press, that tbs treasury. claimed to ag-
gregate about 1925 ,Oo0,O00, has actually
turned out TO be about s65 ,O0OOOO OF
that.amonnt $4,000 900 ia required as a
working fund for tho government, leay-
log only about $s5, 1000 available for
meeting the emergencies OF war. Com
1 ing face TO face with cold facte, has
exposed one OF the rn.ny dishonest sub
]terfuges resorted to by Republicans to
boost tile Republican administration.
The Republican report cf the war rev,
]enuc bill drags this skeleton from tue
lclOset.
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Land Office ut Chamberlain, south Dakota,
April 19. 1893.
Notice is hereby given TINT the following
named settler has filled rotce of his intention
70 make final proof in support of his cluim,
nEd thi.t said proof will be made before the
Regi-ter or Receiver at Chamberlain, South
Dakota, on Saturday, May,2S 1893. viz
Geo. v. Munger.
Homestead entry No.3l, for tho Northwest Il Of
Section s, Township 1Dl North Range 81 West
He names the following witnesses 10 provo his
continuous residence uron cultivation Of said
land, viz:
Gustaye GabrieIson, Of Dunlap So. Oak.
Gabriel GnbreleLn, - -
a. NJ. Williamson, . -
Joscph Slscta, Newton q .'
Clark =. Rowe, Register.
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The share awarded to tho United
States isset apart forever as a fund for
the pay Of pensions,