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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-18
SiiOweitteras uiinldtGutb.
@enn Sbrgu6 irgen6pO nieberIaRen
pOlt, tbut es eatIans Der 2inie Der
Sait Wntonto ttno Wrass.
las Wos, Balm.

las Qab . 8abm,
I'm 8arten.9ifritt bes Staates. ge.
iunbbeit unb 9lima uniibertroEfen.
gilIige 2dnbereien fur ben ssormer,
Wtarttg1rtner, Obf' unb 8iebsii6ter.
Weseu gin3elbeiten penbet Sud on
6. s. martin. 6. g. g.,
San Nntonio. 8eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-18

Babn. .-Was psrlfeben oean Bic 6erren
preiBen unter 6. g. 9. 81? Ils GU.
ter gobriOb mhRen a5e bas piKen!"
Ser 9emmelblOnbe ed1Hie Febr Iaut
unb f9mieg. rDas wlfen Sc aud
ntds-@iI 0err SebIes, ba mirb Der
aIte 8lamel uobl fein eigeues 6irn
ftrabs3iren maRen!
Wenn id bran bente. bab be Breil1en
meridtentbetIs febr tniderig fub, banu
nirb's 9epiB bebeiten foaeu: Seen
pafaeier erbdlt Berpfegunsl - Sic
antmOrten aber RifGt.-9enn tann's
meinetmegen 'Hen anbsrn ginn bas
ben. Die PreiBea fnaen mitunter
Elm Bis6en 9robp fein. gs pirb aI|o
tie freunbli9e Wtabnuns ans publis
FUN feia, bie anseborege @robbeit i'm
4oubee - uuterpegs gu laHen. Sa.
ia, es tpirb obne 3meiFen beeBen: anos
tige Bafa9iere erregen 8erfimmunsl"
Der Semmelblonbe f6mieg bebarrli9.
sNebmen Se'8 nur nidt tebel, iunger
6errl 4ber uu8 8eebe babe i9 nibt
3u be fnotige aategorie gere9netl -
Die 8u6taben baben amenOe nod ne
anoere Sebeutuug. Salt Id bab's. @s
lou ne 8erubiguua ftir &eiieabe lein
uHb beeBen: Gno6enbrt1e paiHren
eenmal biertelidhri9l 8ei anberen
gabaen uerben ie getuis otter baiRren!
Wifen Sc. met @uteRer, san3 ri6tie
mirb's bod ameube beeBen: 46nisIi9
9reuBif9e @iienbabn Bermaltunal
gea, has fann un8 Beebe aber eegal
iein. abieesl Sd babe mid Iange
ni9t 10 aeiitreib unterbalten l"-
sWase STE baben fb nit meinem
Sobne unterbaItens" rief ber aIte
9err, welGer eben aufseua6t nar unb
aufiprans. mMein 9obn III taubs
fumml 0aben sic bas ni6t ees
merritt" nNd nee!" perfebte 6err
8lamel berbIffft unb madte ftdb f6Ieu.
aigit aug benz Staube.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-18
Wbitebaa germiaus.
Scene Giufabrt nod Stem Yorf Dia
y. & .. g. 8. HD.-ltn=
erreiGte SSQcilitGten.

W6itsbaa terminus, bic neue GIN
fabrt mad Neu Oort. bic am Montag
ben l9. Suli bia Der Baltimore, Obio
un0 5ibwefliben 8abn erbffnet
tuurbe. ift bic selegenffe Station mad
allen Sbetlen Der Stabt Stem Oort nnb
BroOtlsn. 9ieier terminus iFt an
Der South Gerrp, 6llid] bon Der 8ats
terp unb bon bier aus unter bemIelben
Sa6e uerben Gerbinbungen gemabt
nit ben 3tigen her 3peiten. Gritten,
Sediteu unb Neunten Nosuue Sod.
babn; nit benea ber 8roabmap, @os
lumbus uub 2eringtou 4penue GabeI.
liuien; Oits uub Weftleite &ingbabs
men Der pferbebabnIiuien; South.
Gerrp; Staten SsIanb Jerrp; 9amiI.
ton Npenue unb 80. 5troBe (8root>
lpn) Gerrp.
aauft Cure 8idets mad ylew 0orf
tiber bic 9. & 8. 8. %. &'p unb Sbr
entgeht allen uubeauemli9teiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-18
Bur 9a0lmerftanoe.
Don 3jeinrf3 9lieancr.

Sd lieTe e8, tpenu 10 oie 0Gnut'rltng iinft,
gSe!il ftdl NIT 4benOgotO Die gSolfen idil=
men,
8etnt itillen, erriten Slang Der aoegfoden
arn 6enfter leiie Dor I'D bin5utrdlmeu.-
9ns lit Die alte, tiebe 0dmmeritnnbe:
gseut braubeu iudt Der Regen ntebcr-
raltIdte,
9a id alS 6ino at nleiner Mutter 6iiBen
DeRt 6eierflang Ger 9lbenbgloden laltidlte.
Da8 TIT bos trautid=ittle 0dunmerounfel,
Da 0fiitterd)en nit mir 81 beten pflegte,
8epor ite, mir Die @angen Sdrtlid1 ftreifelnb,
0att ftumntem &uiie mid 5ur &ube legte.--
Die @1utter ftarb. qn tbrent @arge fnietc
SD i'm @ebet gum lebtenmal. Sie babeu
gln jeuem Gage altA suglei9 nit i6r
Der &inobeit @lauben, meinen @ott, be-
grabeu;
@6ou idngif-llnO bod gBenn 70 jur 9du,-
ueritltnoe
Die letten Qlbenbgloden fern uerbaltteu,
Damn iit es mir, ais miiBte id1 tpie emit.
Die odnbe leiie 5rtnl @ebete falteu.
8orbei Laetn @ottl un0 feline Nhltter nebr!
gBie mill Die gSelt 10 lieblo8-leer mir iaei-
nen!-
8 Giuttsr, to1lnte i'd al oeiuem 6alie
gfur einutal nod, MIR einmal iueirteu, pei,
neuI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-18

anItatt ein gauges Seer bon Sd8ern
uno 2reibern auf3ubieten?"
nDaS miro ct lid Ell einridten, ME
er mill. llnb loll i'm Ger 5err Sager
nur ielber fragen, menn er tommt Su
ben Sosbeu. SeMas, Die beben ia iGon
in bieier @oaen an. Sm uorigen 9obr
lit Der Sran3l nod babel 9eipeien, ba
bats allemal Elm 9ntes 9rinf9elO 9ez
iett. Seut iiebt Der arme aerl beim
6e9iment uno bat er geiQrieben: rir
tbdt ibm 10 leio, alS oaB er bel ben
faiierli9en Sasben nit fann babel leiu.
-@eun i9 nur men that lpiiIeA Der
iif fir i'm m61t' permenoen.
|, r@ie beiBt bean Dein Saser?"
sd titt, 6ran3 aoltenbadsr !
8eim iiebenunbswansislten Snfan>
teriez8esiment. @iro iid's Der Serr
merfen?"
r0offeutli9!"
,5bdt's nit bod ii6erer iein,
uenn's bet Serr ipollt' aufi6reiben2
Sat Gr nir fein @apierl bel iid?"
Ger Sa9er 3o9 Elm NotlSbu9 her,
Dor unb i6rieb glumen unb 6egiment
binein. 0as Oirnbl ilati6te in Die
9dnoe. SECT fries i'd metaen Saser
mieber!" iaud3te lie.
pgeripreden fann i'd nidts, mein
Sinb!
sd weib i6on Ser Saser. gr If
ia ielber ein SffiSieret uno leidt nit
hem 9aiier aud nod befannt, lei6t
aebOrt Gr gar sur faiierli6en So9b.
Gs braubt nur Elm @Drtl.
.geripre6eu lam i6 trOeOem
nidt8.
u9luf's Geriprehen iteb i'd and nid,t
Oil, menn Gr'S nur tbut bdlten, ooS
Der 6ranSl beimfommt. Gergelt S
@jOtt! llno nir fir llebel, bab i'd 10
ted bab baber9erebt, mir Brobe guuer&<
leut' neritehn's baIt nit beiier. llno
jest miinl9 if suten atnbfid unS oaB
benz Serrn Sa9er fein altes g9eib be-
ge9net !"
~gs lit idon gut! Gs lit i6on gut !"
M3it bieien gGorten lpintte Der frembe
9dger ab uno i6lug ieiuen @eg Ieit>
ltngs elm bur6 Die 0drdcn.
OaS Otrnbt fam nit BEN flapperne
ben 8etnen gaaj gliibenb auf bic 9tlm
ano pertraute e8 ben @enoiiinnen an,
mas iie fir cine gege9uuns gebabt
babe. Wlit einem Sager bon Der taiiers
liden Sa9ben iei lie 3uiamrensetoms
men, Der aber ganS per anberer III, ais
etu Su9er, gang per an6erer! Mebr
milf iie nift iagen! Gle bat ibn mobl
erfantlt, mer mirb i'm nit fennen, mo
ibn Sebes i'm 0elotalderl bat 9(ber
lie bat lid reft einfdltig geItellt uno
10 9etban, als that iie ibn nit tennen,
wie es in Ben Salenberseidi6len BON
Safer SoIef su leien ltebt. uno lie
bat ibm 9lei6 bonn 6ran3l er3ablt uno
baB lie ibn germ babeim bdtt', tauIero
0ottsfreuoen germ babeim. llno er
bat ibn in iein Si6el sei6rieben.
Slid mub man bdben uno i6lau nuB
man ieiu!
g3ie e8 nit bem Slide uuo ser
S6laubeit aus9eieben bat?-Sie ers
martete ben Sran5l idon in Der erTten
NodIe nit Siderbeit. Gs mirb ia
elei6 Ser Sefebl erganseu ieiu: ben
Srans aaltenbader beimgeben laIien,
fein Safer brau6t i'm gum 9agern
uuo iein 0irnol gum @ernbdben =
aber Der 6ran3l fam in Der 5meiten
Wofe nod nidt, unb er fam in Der
oritten ni1t. llnb er 1T bis beute niGt
9efommen.
Sdlau mar bas Dirnbl freilid, aber
Der fremoe Sa9er mar aud fein beus
;ssees ,na
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-18
Die (60(aue ACmerin.
Don Peter llufesser.

rSett m6dt' i'd idon miIien Oh
6ieier Sager benn. nit gum 6eriuiiden
ii1l" ia9te bic id0ue 0eioel gu iid.
Sic reoete namli6 immer laut nit
ii6 ielber, iuenn lie alIein mar, nIonit
mirb es idon INNER einlnal gu lang
ipeilie, menn ser Mlenl9 nidt iein
Disfurierl fiibren fam 10 unterlpeg8
auf bic 9llm." Die. 9eioel bate aufs
gepadt, iie iuar um ulto I'm poll
Wlildrcineu, Die an BEN 9euteln gu,
iammengebunoen iiber itren @9leln
binsen, 10 baB man iie munbersbalber
nit einem 9bonpluker rerglei6en
fonnte, Der einen bubIflingenben 3on
9ibt, lpenii man nit bem eingeboeenen
Singer an ibm fl6pfelt. Sber iie bdtte
sur glotb aud cine aufre9tltebenbe
S6ilofrOte-eine lebr. 9roBe oorltel>
len t0nnett, bel Ser aber ba8 GDpitein
aus ben Sdalen frei beruoritano, mas
elm 9roBe8 Slid mar. @elb unb roth
ftebt um's Simmelswillen ia bod ni6t
suiammenl ga, oas pollen mir er1t
einmal ieben oh bieies 0uar, bas 10
selb III, ME bie reife @ei;enabre i'm
Sdnitt, unO bieie8 9lunbgeii9t, bos
10 roth III, nie cine Nobnblume i'm
aorn, llidt 5uiammenltimmt Gang
furios llnb penn man nod bic Sorns
blumen ibrer s(usen baSu tbut, 10 bat
man oa8 sanse 8ornfelo ,beiIammen
uuO e8 feblt MIR Ser Sdnitter.
nGas muB bod berlosen lein, baB
bieier Sa9er nit gum beriuiiten iIt!"
ia9te bic 0eibel su Iid uno Der SGreis
Der muB idon ndrriid in oa8 Ding
oerliebs lein, baB bic 9eldreibung 10
9elprei5t unO fonfuS ausfdIlt. Gin fri
ides Girnbl, -baS nit Wfilfreinen be-
la6en auf bic 2(tm gebt-punttum, oa8
III beutlid 9euu9.
Ger Sd9er borne, Der 5piIdeu jun@
gen aiefern uno gdrdeu nit ieinen
nadten 9nien 70 9eleufis anftei9t,
ifeint Dirflid uidt bte abiitbt gu
baben, BON eiuer iungen 9ltmerin ii6
Dermiiden su laiien aud ipenn lie nit
ben 9boni6iiiieln tlappert. go ME
tie GeIelli9feit iu1te, idieu es ibm
9eraoe -einmal am Giniamteit gu tbun
su fein i'm oriinen @alb. Gublid bate
Tie tin ober bod uub alS er auf ibren
anrui: sStaO. Sager, Iiab, baB Gid
Der Niu0 nit orabtl" fteben blieb unb
suriifidauts, rief lie wie jaud5eu0
aus:
vllb 9eifeles! 9la, oas bat lid jest
einnlal ous9e5ablt, oaB id mir idier
bic 2uu9el abgelauien biul" Qenn Der
9dger mar burdauS ni9t 10 jung, ais
es na6 Ietnem frildeu, geldWeioigeu
9lnlteigen 5u uermutben gelueieu mare /;
er bate einen 9rauen S1nurrbort uno
baS perlDitterte Gelidt .tonnte ourdl
bic Shatten be8 breittrdmpigen aelp,
Ierbutes uidt mebr nit 9elang ner
bedt fper0eu.
Ger Sdger blidte bieie angebenbe
g4egoenolIin ld6elnb an uRb fra9te
.glun lag' bod eiumal mas bat iiG
beun aus9e5ublt?@
a@eil i'd 9Iaubt bab, es mdr Elm
Siiugerer!" risf iie bell aus; un0 ieete
ladeno, ba es nidt 10 idlimm &C.
meiut iei, ba5u: sd bin bic iun9er
Sdger eepobut."
aSol 50 CLAUDE Oir's germ.
s@enn oas Siri6el idon beridoiier
isin mug, 70 llebt's allemeiI MIR Der
9un9en an Die 2llten iollen froI
iein, bab lie ielber lebeu.
ySiub nibt aud Die 9uugen frOb,
bas iie leben?"
STA, i'd bent wObl, ouB lie frOf
iinS, ia9te bas Dirnol. Dap iit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-18

- Sa8 ,,& pnesg 9 a r"=Sier III
Elm abfulut reiueS @ebrau, stt befen
$erfteuun8 auSfmlteklidb @opfen unS
@eals Ser allerbefteu 0ualitat pertuen.
bet tpeeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-18

- Ganbrstb's eaie Saattartofteln.
3ebn peri6iebene Sortpn bel
9. 6. Sutb & Sobn.
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mattbies Sros. Jleti6er,
go. 507 OfsSou{i ionsStraBs,

5tur bas porstisli4ife &ia6s. S6ai'
unb S9meinefeii6.
Spesialitdt: Sunse8 Salbfeiid.
IQe Nrten Don Wurii, @6inten,
3uuge, S9maI3 &c.
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Rcn,arrabIe Rescuo On,

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, ILL.,,
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled on her llngs; she
was treated for month by her family
physician. but grew worst. He told
her that she was hopeless victim OF
consumption and that no medicine
could cure her. Her druggist suggested
DR.. Kings New Discovery Tor consum-
ption; she bought bottle and to her
delight found herself benefited from
lfirst dose. She continued Its use and
after taking six bottles. found herself
sound and we'll. and now does her own
5honseW0rk and Is as well as she ever
was.- Free trial bottles OF this Grea,
Discovery at f. E. Milier's Drug Store
large bottles SO cents and $1.OO
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20 g |
"a green Christmas makes fat
churchyard" runs All old saw. The say.
ing is based OH the theory that warm,
open winter isFnot heallhful. There ii
q good deal in it. There is more sick
ness among the little folks of Kimball
than for years, and Of old and young
nearly half have some sort Of cold OF
lung trouble. The bright, pleasant
days are deceitful and ore takes hard
cold so readily that 1t is impossible t.
know just how it happened. Heavy
clothing is laid aside, the blood becomes
heated easily and unless protected by
the heaviest flannels q hard If not
dangerous cold is tue result. With
children the danger ID doubled for with
no one to watch them when outdoors
they become exposed to every shifting
wind and change OF temperature aud il's
little wonder 50 many OF them are lii
The farmer who saunters about town
in heavy fur coat whether the mercur,
is at zero OF sixty above is doing lht
proper thing.
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F. & i il
In his Atlanta speech President Nc
Kinley said that the general govern
meDt should assist in caring for the
graves OF the Confederate dead, ard a
few days atterward wore a Confederate
veterans badge pinned to his coat
Wonder what the northern g. o. p. or.
gans would have said had Cleveland,
when president, talked and acted simi-
larly on one Of his southern trips2
Wonder what the G.. A. r. fire.eaters who
on Memorial day pass with ayer.ed faces
the graves Of Confedprates in northern
cemeteries think OF ity Wonder wha,
those South-hhting individuals who are
satisfied with nothing but q tirarde ol
relentless unforgiveness in Memoria
day addresses think OF Mckinley.
speeches on his last southern trip. aly
| hOWp
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p u ~.
Glenn Farley, the talented editor OF
the Madison Outlook, is somewhat OF a
pesslm st over his calling. He holds
that publishers Of country newspapers
are in tho worlds estimation thrown in
to one job lot, anyone Of whom is as apt
to be the favorite of tickle fortune as the
other without reference to merit. This
Is true in a limited degree only. It re-
quires ability to succeed in any calling;
and while the cast off book agent who
doesn't know the, difference between
Caesars Commentaries and Shakespeare
may BY business tact outfoot his more
intellectual contemporary, these Two
with all others, sooner or later find theil
level among their fellows, where ability
is invariably recognized. As pat IL.
Illustrations: the president Of the South
Dakota Press association is Glenn M
Farley,
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THE EKIMBALLG GRAPHIC
cLATE z. TINAN.
Official Papsr o. ths civ and Count

Admitting it TO be true that all that
the haters Of the so called plntocrat NAV
have said OF Jay Gould, tine evil THAI
men do lives after them" cannot be ap-
piled to his daughter Helen. The coed
this young woman has done In alleyiat
tng the poor and oppressed can never b.
half told. and even the story Of the valu-
able assistance she has rendered the gov
eminent in the recent war will never be
generally known. w. II. Curttss tells In
the Chicago Record OF one instance, one
OF the greatest acts OF philanthropy, that
has never been noted BY the newspapers.
When the men at Montauk Point were mus
tered out or given furloughs nost of them start
ed directly for New York and many almost in,-
Mtdiately fell victims TO the temptations of a
great city. A few Gays later they usually founu
themselves 10 some low lodging house without,
q dollar. Often they were i'll or weak from ex
posu' and privations. and suffered relupses be-
cause OF their dissipat,ons. When this fact be.
came known to Miss Gould she hired the saliva
ton army headquarters, placed sum Of money
IN the hands OF the person in charge, bought 25u
sprlng cuts aud bedding. provided COOKS, wait
ers and other necessaries for q hotel, and laced
agt nts on all the trains running INTO the city
from Montank Point and the railway stations
to notify every soldier who arrived in town that
e good bed and wholesome food wero waiting
for him at 12l East 18th street without expense.
< This hospitality was accepted by hundreds.
some Of them remained there week or more,
seeing the sights Of the city. Others were taken
there BY the police, for, at Miss Goulds request,
the superintendent of police issued an order to
the patrolmen to take all drunken soldiers and
sailors they pick d up in the streets to Sort
Gould. = as they called it, instead of to the pol
Zoe station. The salvation army people We're III
the habit Of taking care of men in their condi-
ton and knew how to treat them. These un.
fortuEates who had lost their money and were
unable to reach their homes were always sup.
piled with railway tickets paid for from Miss
Gould's full purse.
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sl,eriTs Notice Of Sale.
rnu ri n I nj cial On rcuit bS 49, n

Z tocr I
Fourth Judicial Circuit ss
In THO oiIcuit court within and for the county
of Brule. d
II. C. Burbank & Co., copartnership, plain
GHs vs. NJ, Novotny. defendant.
Nofice ls hereby given, That by. virtue of an
execution TO me directed and delivered, and
of the Fourth Judicial Circuit Court state Of
South Dakota. in and for the county Of Brnle ON
the 18th day Of December, 1888, upon judg-
ment rendered in said court in favor of b. /. e.
Burbank d. Co.. copartnership. plaintiffs, and
against NJ. NOvotny, defendant, have levied
upon the following described personal property
\ Of said defendant, to-wit:
A certain Judgment rendered in said NJ. No.
votnys hehaif, and against Casper Anderson
and Isabella Anderson by II. F. yones,R Justice
Of the peace of said county, May 9th, 1898. at
kimba1i, y D., for the sum of &lU7.70, and a
certsin judgment rendere d in said NJ. Novotny's
behalf, and against Clarence d. Miller, in jpst-
ice court of said county on March End, 1898, and
=dOcketed in the circuit court of said county on
Marcl, Sra, 1896, for S9l.0
And that I shall on Tuesday. the Bird day of
January. A. d.. 1889, ut the hour of 10 o'clock,
a. NJ. of said day at the front door of aavage's
restaurant in the city OF Kimbtsl. in said coun-
ty and state, proceed to sell all the right title
and interest OF the above named N. Nototny in
and TIT no above described rroparty to satisfy
dred aud thirteen dollars and twenty cents, to
gefher with all sccrling costa of sale and inter
eat on the same from the 18th day OF October,
1898, at the rate of seven per cent. per annum,
ut public auction, to the highest bidder Tor
Dated at chamberlain, county Of Brule, 8. D.
80 s'-s' G. d. JORnAN,
! ~; ~ ;eWRIGH NHIjDf1IEp plainEi iffs Attorneys.s IS
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The Parker New Era has earned for
its owner. Charley Hackett, beautiful
home aud a comfortable competence and
now for itself gets fine np-to-date Pot
ter cylinder press in its Christmas stock
ing. Both are old, old friends Of the
sixteen-year-old GRAPHIC and it's a
pleasure to know they are getting them.
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Brigham H. Roberts, congressman
elect from Utah, has three wives and is
living with them. It is not at all likel,
that he will take the interesting trio t
Washington with him. In fact, womel
In various states are already urging
their congressman to refuse the polyga
mist his seat in congress.
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After raising everything under tile
sun South Dakota now will raise the
Maine. A Watertown man is the par
ticular individual who proposes TO do
this thing and Senator Pettigrew has
introduced bill giving him q chance at
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The ! / BARGAIN SPOT.
j. II. VOLTS

~ E
your NOV" and the best move you II
can make is a move III the direction of our
store. Surely these prices will help you
to start to move,
15.lb good dried Apricots, $1.OO.
Ten bars Santa Claus, Beat IN All, or
white Russian, 25c.
Brocaded silk Mufaers, 25 inch, cream
and black, 60c each.
Gen S white silk initial hdkfs. 35c each.
2Ox38 Turkish bath Towels, 16c a pair.
Large size jap Teapots elaborately deco
rated in red and gold, 35c each.
Rose bowls beautifully tinted, zoe each
Egyptian seal bibles overlapping edges,
large size, 44x8a only $1.25
A beautiful line Of celluloid and plush
Albums GIG leaves from 35cs to $3.50.
beautiful breakfast Shawls. Soc Alsoa
line of fine China and Glassware.
Little things count Little prices on the
countless little and big things we sell en-
able YOU tonak the savings that mean
y full pocket book in time.
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Pierre shouldn't get excited over nat
ura! gas. II Its boomers will visit Ohio
and Pennsylvania they can end any
amount Of gas wells to be had for the
price ri drink-that were once gas
wells, now PLAYED out,
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Stop that Conghl Take warning. II
may lead to Consumption. 25c. bottle
OF ShtlOh's Cure may save your life.
Sold BY Ochsner's drug store.
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e I ze!1,I1l:1al
The J! Only } ii! Cure.

Eczema is moro than 8 skin disease.
and no skin remedies can cure it. The
doctors are unable to effect cure, and
their mineral mixtures are damaging
to the most powerful c0nstitution. The
whole trouble ID In the blood, and
6wifts Specific IL the only remedy
which can reach such deep seated blood
Ec4ems broke ont on my daughter. and ann.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-12-31

When you ask for De Wits Witch
Hazel Salvs don't accept a counterfeit or
imitation. There arc more cases Of Piles
being cured by this, than all others COM
bined. F. e. Miller.
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unued to spread until
her head was entirely
covered. She was treated
By several good doctors,
but grew worse, and tho
dreadful disease spread
TO her face. She was
taken TO two celebrated
health springs, bus re-.
AatwoN ro kA~nAA NR
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-12-31

The American peace commissioners
arrived on the St. Louis from Paris Sat-
urday.
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s1ol Lucas Axe. i II. s. ienis enSn NJ.
S.S.S!fff Fl r, Blood

is the only cure and will reach the most
obstinate case. It 10 far ahead Of all
similar remedies, because It cures cases
which are beyond their reach. s. s. s. is
purely vegetable, and is the only blood
ash, mercury or other mineral.
Books mailed free by Swift Specific
Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
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ame the hrst bottle was dnishod, her herd be.
gan 70 heal; a dozen bottles cured her com.
Rietely ana left her skin perfectly smooth. She
growth OF hair. Not sign Of the dreadful
disease has ever returned. "a u 4, - y
: HIT. SHORE,
300 Lucas Ave-. st. Louis, No.
Don't expect local applications Of
soaps and salves to cure Eczema. They
reach only the surface, while the di.
eease comes from within. 6wift's
Specific
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-12-31

j Ripans Tabules purity the blood.
Ripans Tabules cure jyundice.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-12-31

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