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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-10
DARK CLOUD ONCE MORE
HOvERS OVER KENTUCKY
Democrats Aiming to Protect Themselves From
the Military Forces of the USurper
TaylOrS Desperate Effort TO Compel Quorum at London
May Result in BlOOdShed

London, KY, Feb. 0.-Sergeant-at-
arms Cecil Of the house and Howard
of the senate left after l O'Clock this
Saturday morning on the north
bound train, armed with warrants for
the arrest Of absent Democratic mem
Ders Of both houses Late last evening
it was finally decided by the senate Of
neers 70 make out the warrants for
the arrest of Democratic senators with
out waiting for the arrival of Tieuten-
ant Governor Marshall. and send How
ard and Cecil, who had already been
given his warrants from the house.
Where the two were going could not
be ascertained here, as no tickets were
purchased and they refused to tell. The
remark was dropped that
something would be heard today.
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London, KY, Feb. 9.-The following
message from Governor Taylor was re
eeived today by a member OF the leg
stature: Have warrants issued for
numbers Of the house and put in the
hdnds Of sergeant alarms to serve"
The warrants were made out late to-
day and given to Sergeant-at-arms Ce-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-10
Houston VS.. He 1stSn.

The most pathetic case during the hear
ing was that of Anna Houston VS.. VIII
houston Plaintiff had been married
twenty years and had thirteen children
she stated 10 the court that she had not
seen her husband sober for q day during
the past two years. While in his. tan
tTums the defendant had thrown a kettle
OF boiling water at her, and on divers Oc-
caslons threatened to kill her.
On one occasion her husband had thrown
a lamp at her. sprinkled coal oil ali Over
the bed within which she was sleeping
knocked her down with a chair kicked i'm
the door and lust set the hanging lamp
a-sWinging. and smashed everything in
the house"
Judge Hiles IN entering a decree Of di-
VOrce said. this is a pretty hard case.
too that people should live together 80
long under such conditions ard have so
many children.
In the case OF Lettie White vs.. Ernest
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.,,-sr -gac Der ounce.
$50 l5i c. per pound.
toiI 4 S d r. Co price, S451a. NeW
Leo Exchange, $3.70nSLI5, New Yorb
brokers s'''
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800
Forecast Tor Salt Lake Today Is:
falr; Stationary Temperature.
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Representative Wilson of Idaho has
appeared before the house committee
on public lands and earnestly opposed
the Mondell bill, providing for the leas-
ing Of grazing lands. He says the peo-
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-06-30
slHeroic cIyaIc.k5KylycI.;i7. !!

Ed Our young friend at Chamber lain has
again distinguished himself going
gallantly to The rescue ot 4 female in
distress. and tearing tis pants t,Sac-
5compltsh ii. THIS time WIS Su,,tay last;
the occasion tl,e ialloan ascension on
American isiand Tor the entertainment
OF the excnrsionists. But let's permit
the reporter Of ihr Sioux Falls Press to.
,ts8lit:
elllprs on account Of the heated con-
dittOn OF the air or whether the hAilo0n3
Wds not Inflated pr0ppSlY, cartaiu IL is
that the ascension was a fizzle. although:
IT Was attended by more exciting feat
sures than are usually present upon an
occasion Of this nature. The huge silk
bag only ascended to a height which
jnst cleared the trees. The female
aer0naut who hung to the trapeze which
was attached TO the parachute Skinned
along the tree tops for quite a. distance
and finally the balloon sank % few yards,
the woman catching In the branches
sixty feet from the ground. She had
the presence of minG to release the nara
chute from the bal loon aud the appar-t
atns catching In the branches, LETT her.
swinging comfortably liz the trapeze,
Slnharmed. The balloon capsized and
soon dropped Into tile Missouririyer.
About the time that tho crowd arrived
under the tree in the branches OF which,
Madame de Leon, seTonaut, sat calmly
swinging. Jack Kyle, Chamberlain
youth who PROBABLY had an ambition to
be known as hero, performed an act
which .bronRlt down the house, i Il.
didn't the aerOuA1 KylAs threw off his
coat and vest and made a dash To- the
rescue. Wrapping his arms; and legs
around the cOttOnW wood he attempted to
climb the tree. He managed to reach
the lower limbs OF the tree twenty feet
up, and when the crowd gave q cheer
and the lady In the trapeze smiled, Kyle
mOpped his brow with the hack OF his
shirt sleeve and started on In an attempt
to reach the next branch about fifteen
feet above his head. For some reason or
other Kyle slipped aud in moment he
dropped with jolt into the lower
branches where he sat looking around in
a Dewilfered manner. The crowd yelled
with delight and Kyle looked daggers.
One Of the men who had charge OF the!
balloon, then climbed into the tree and
Madame de Leon was lowered to the
ground BY means OF q rope. Kyle staid
in the tree until the crowd thinned out
His trOnsers were considerably lacerated
and be was hardly IN presentable
condition.
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Tie Chamberlain newspapers al

(. J : 4 s 4
@ The Chamberlain newspapers are
struggling with spasm Of virtue this
week--all on account Of the horde Of
gamblers and thugs who were licensed
and permitted toply their traffic Sun
day at the expense Of the excurKionists
and what ever good name tie town in
that respect possesses Last fall, after
q similar occasion, whcn the doings
were but q little worse, tho GRAPHIC
quoted the opinion of sss.ting Iowa
.newspaperman, whsreat it was made
the target Of the Chamberlain sheets for
Its temerity. Chamberlain simply over
done It this time, butts mighty poor
taste tetry and put the bl1lne on the.
city officials. The Chamberlain papers
are, however, slnguiariy silent about
the saloons being wide open in violation
Of the state law.
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Summons.

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3 State OF South Dakota, county Of RrnIe. ss.
In Justice Court, before II. 2. Jones, j. r.
j. r. Sunesons Plaintiff vs.. Swan =. Suneson,
DefeDdent. IN Is; Z 5s
The State Of South Dakota Sends Greeting:
To Swan E. Snnsson, Defendent.
me, at my office In Kimball, in said county on
the sd day Of July, a. D., 1900 az 10 o'clock ..
.m.,. toS snsves 70 the = complaint Of the above
srso0yer Of yon the sum Of Thirty-fvs dollars,
With interest at the rateof . per cent per snnnni
from December II, 1894, on promissory note
made and executed BY ron on that dsta in fayo!
OF said plaintiff, and you are hereby notified
that II you fail to appear and answer e above
for the relisf demanded in the complaint.
To the sheriff or any constsbie Ut said county
greeting: Make legal service hereof, and due
return. ~ ". We 80 .e
Given under my hand the 9Th day q June ,,aoo
I'D {959) II. T.. JONES'.
county, South Dakots. ssS
Dated Kimball, 8. d.. June l1th, 1909. 81
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Department Iof the Interior. Land Office at
Chamberlain, 3. D., May 23, 1900.
Notice iss hereby given that tho following
named settler has hled notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Chamberlain, SOuth Dakota.
SOi, July 2, 19OG, viz; Michael Thiry, H. q. No.
s1g6, for the N. W. u, Section u, Township l03,
North, Rnngs 81, west 5th D. M 59 5t f
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon nnd cultivation Of
said land, viz: 81, 4. 4
Peter Steichen iot White Lake, 8. D.
FL VIM, Blum OF White Lake, 8. d. sS
VIM. Koster Of White Lake, q. ID. $sis
II Charles Glisendorf It White Lake, 8. ID. 81
& ~ 5s w. .y.ELUCAS, ReRistAr. 81
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Department 81 the Interior, Land Office at
Chambsrisin, 3onth Dakots, Mas 2, 1e0o.
ss Notice is hereby given that the following
to make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receigsr at GhambeTlsin, South Dakota, M on
for tho n. Ws1z, Section n, Township l02 north,
HanRe g. west 9Th p. m. IN q. q
He names the following witnesses tn prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, wiz: N
II Matthias Marty Of Kimball, S. D.
{ Samuel Barr II Kimball, s. ID.
Il Chris Wissdock OF Kimball, s. ID.
{ Henry Bonner OF KimbaIl, s. ~.
f. g w. ". LUCAS, Register.
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Last fall IHpfained my left hip while
handling sume heavy boxes. The doctor
i called on said az hFst that 1T was o
slight strain and would soon be, well
!bnt 1t tgreW worse and the doctor then
said / had rheumatism. It continued
to grow worse. and I could hardly get
around to work. won't to q drug store
and the druggist recommended me to try
Chamberlain Pain Balm. / tried It
and one,halt OF q 50csnt bottle cured me
entirely. Isl0w recommend It to all my
friends AZ. Babo0ck, Erie, Pa. tits
FOL. sale BY e. e. Miller.
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~ 80 %
Alaw that should be looked into at
the next meeting Of the legislature ls.
that one relating to loaning OF the
school funds by the counties. As the
law now stands the counties loan the
money at 6 per cent and are in turn held
BY the state at the same rate OF interest
and the safety Of the funds. This is y
losing operation to every county hand
ling the funds, granted even that every
cent Of interest is collected which is
rarely the case. The interest 10 the
state begins from the day the draft is
drawn In favor OF the county, while
|some time must necessarily elapse be-
fore the funds can be placed at interest
BY the county. Bnt the principal loss
occurs from bad loans, which few
counties, ifany. escape. There should
be q margin Of AZ least one per cent
Either the state should loan the money
to the counties at 5 per cent or thu
counties should have per cent interest
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7..,a3St,a,r,a'or rI,anks.

S j wish to say that feel under lasting.
obligations for what Chamberlain's
Cough medyshas done for our family.
We have used 1T in SO many cases OF
coughs, colds. lung tr0 1hles and whoOp-
Ing coughs, and it has always given the
most perfect sattsfacti0n, we feel greatly
indebted to the manufacturers OF this
remedy and wish them to please accept
our nearly thanks. Mre. s. Doty. Des
Moines, Iowa. For sale by r. E. Miller.
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Cold i steel or lDenti,.

s.There is but one email chance to save
your life and thatis through an oper-
alton" was tbe lawful prospect set before
Mrs. /. r. Hunt OF Lime Ridge, Wis, by
her doctor, after yainly trying to cure
her of q frightful case OF stomach tr0u-
BILE and yellow jaun6ice. He did not
count on the marvellous power OF Electric
Bitters 10 cure stomach and liver tr0u-
bles, but she heard OF 1t, took seven bot
ties, was wholly cured, avoided the sur
geon's knife, now weighs more and feels
better than ever. It's positively guar
anteed to cure stomach, kidney and liver
troubles and never disappoints. Price
90 cents at r. E. Miller's drug store.
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\ ,,+a,. I, \ nvcr. Z E,,.vly~..,. II !, Z, I,

An old and well tried remedy Mrs. WinsIow'a
Soothing Syrup has been used for fifty years by
teethlng. with perfect snccess. It soothes the
child, softens the gums. allays all pain cure
wind colo, and is the best remedy for diarrhnoa
1t is pleasant to the TASTE Sold by drugeiet
in every part of the world Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. It's value ueisincalculable. is BE sure and
ask for Mrs. WiEslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other M p - TI T.s,y5 Z
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CIR PHO:

;Sf ths eldest ne pefG IN his ssct,Sss n s
81 Not excellsd a1 al asivsrtising me6suni ~ ~
week. nswsphperi in South l)akots. AZ
Read ~ s 100 people every Nssk ia u s-.S
and ccnstantly inctsasinK circulation.
Publishes the ofhcisl trorse edinga II thstityS
Council and Of the County Commissioners aAa3
isA Aperfect nirror VI locsl events:
ls lively, spicy and pendent ard Ask nss /.
edged 81 its scontemporAriest 10 be nue u ske
most widely rssd and best edited nsvtpapsfla -
this state. 3s
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The Alexandria Journal, generally
considered as editorially more Populistic
than Democratic, nominates its towns
man, F. Z. Wickbam, for governor on
the fusion ticket. The journal thinks
that this Office should go the Democrats.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-06-30
Eor IxI.IneyI lpisen..e..

Bfight's Kidney Pills are. the best OF
all medicines, because they give you the
hest OF pure blood They cure, tone UP,
invigorate and reyitalize the kidneys as
no other medicine ran. They are the
only medicine that cure all diseases
arising from disordered kidneys such as
back ckacne. weak back, diabetes, etc. Ey-
cry box warranted. % cents per box at
IT. H. Aiillet's. t5I, Is 443
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Il had stomach trouble twenty years
and gave up hope Of being cured until L
began to use Kod0l Dyspepsia Cure. 1t
has done me so much good 1 call 1t the
savior Of my life' writes w. r.. Wilkin-
SOD, Albany. Tenn. It digests what you
eat. F. E, Miller. s35 4.
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Try Bright's kidney Pins.

They are the only kidney medicine
That positively cures nj! diseases arising
from disordele ed Kidneys, poor nerves and
a thin, wateIy condition OF the blood,
such as nervous headache, dizziness,
weak back, rheumatism, diabetes, scald-
ing urine and other kidney troubles.
Brights kidney Pills, the great kidney
remedy. Every box warranted. % cts.
per box. +. +. Miller.
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a new pugilissic light has appeared
Gus Ruhlln. and hs hsils from Ohio. He
whipped big Shafkey toa staIldstiiI In
fifteen rounds at EoDeY Island TT1esias.
and II is The tirst tims tfie sailor has Iist
| 3 decisive defeat. Jstfriss VIII have 70
! liook "a Lis isnrels. 81
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maJchtp

4 The lock on the inside steel safe In
the state treasury vault at Frankfort.
Kentucky. got ont Of order few days
ago, and could not be opened. After the
5best machinists In the city had worked
In vain for three days message was
sent to the penitentlary Tor profess
sional cracksmap, The convict opened
the safs Id twenty minutes. sSfS;; "a
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-06-30
CA9ToRfA HIS
Bea.a tho Tho Kind yoa HAN lFxays Bought
''t;;'''' ]; '''l.fzZEz;1s1

.It troubled with rheumatism give
sChamberlainss Pain Balm trial. It
will not cost you y cent IL IL does no
good. One application will relieve the
pain. It also cures sprains and bruises
In one-t third the time required by any
other treatment. Cuts. burns, frostbites.
qninsey, pains in the side and chest. and
glandnlar and other dwellings are quick
ly reduced by applying 1t. Every bottle
warranted. Price rs and SO cents. Fred
Z. Miller. druggist. n
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-06-30

fyXyANTED- SEVERAL PERSONS FOR DIS
wv trict Office Managers in this state to rep
resent me in their own and surrounding coun-
IL. Desirable employment with unusual oppor-
tunities.a References exchanged. Enclose self
addressed stamped envelope. s. a. PARK, 800
3Caxton Building, Chicago. Illinois.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-06-30

One Of the machine editorials notes
that creamery butter was worth four
teen cents on the New YORK market July
i, 1891" The truth oi 1t is, butter was
worth fifteen cents July 1, 1896. and the
greater truth is that Tor the four: pre-
ylons years It averaged on the same
date twenty cents . pound. at least two
cents higher than for the three succeed.
ing years Of this wonderful Mckinley
prosperity We hear so much about.
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Hill appears to be the fayorite for
Bryan's running mate, but the chairman
Of the New York democracy says that
Hilliwill not accept OF tho place. II,
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The RppuLlican 1ul n machine made e.li- AZ

The Republican machine made eAi-
torials are probably God-send to the
readers Of moi few Cop: organs
they being Tar superior to- the usual
matter that appears in tbs space now
given but there are exceptions; and
this great family journal would prefer
that that Sc0tchmon on the DeSmet
News write his own stuff; It's 30 much
better and lucks the dnllness Of the
mncf,fna sssf55 SzJg sSSSs II Is
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After suffering from piles for is wears
/ ! was cured by using two boxes Of De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve', writes w. j.
Baxter, North Brook, N. q. 1t heals
everything. Beware of counterfeits.
Fred +. Miller. ,.43 1.55.!5. 8 5
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w. 8. Musser, hlillheim, Pa, saved the
life OF his little girl by giving hor One
Minute Cough Cure when she was dying
from Group. It 1s the only harmless
remedy that gives immediate results. It
quickly cures coughs. colde,s bronchitis,
grippe, asthma. and all throat and lung
troubles. F. E. Miller.
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oliver Dalrympal, ~ big wheat grow
yer OF North Oak Oh. writes his son sat
Duluth, under dats ot thss SD Inst: $
aTsn days ago I wrote youl that One-
third OF the spring Whsat crop had been
destroyed BY drotlth. I now nm S0f the
epinion l Tint tyo.i birds os &, the crop Y 2
killed beyond rsSsn g ~. Ihs Gfanain :. aha
tomorrgw Id nearly all spring whest
Aslds. Farmers will be plowing under
lWhsat s,:ext week unless beavY rains
come. y s.
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AM reports bepIagll out tbe suppositior

All reports bear out the supposition3
that the wheat crop Id the United States
this year will he the shortest ever known
The Chicago Times Herald publishes a
crop report BY Snow, the crop expert:
who has Just completed q two weeks
trip through the states Of Minnesota,
North ana South Dakota. Ne declarea
the situation a national calamity and
claims the wheat failure 10 the worst
ever known. He estimates ths Eakotas
as promising only 20, oct, 900 18th and
Minnesota s.. .OOO, ono, q total Of ,000...
600, against 2O0, Coz. COO last ysar, and
225, ,OO0,O 900 In 1865. .s B
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DAKOTA CREAhERIBS.
Reports Of Representative Cream
E 81 cries for the Month Of May.


The GRAPHIC herewith publishes tiis
reports for May OF . dozen or inore
.cfeameriea OF the state, picked up as We
have been able TO 0btain them and com
.prisiDg ali that have come to Our atten-
tion. And while the numIer c0nstt-
tutrs hut q small part of the crsameries
in South Dskota. It would be difficult Il,
select from them q dozen more reprr-
sentative Of them all. In that the reports
published take Ia the lsrgest cresmerles
and the smallest, the oldest and the
newest. The reports are published for
the benefit OF eastern readers who are
ss much interested In this new industry
In South Dakota, and that they may
make comparisons with their own cream.
erlea- which we aFe only too willing
they should do.
For this partirnlar month ,hess
creameries distributed among their pat
rons an average OF s2, 100 each. ln pay
;ments, the Alexandra creamery stands
at the head Of the iist. both In the aver
age price and the price paid for milk
testing per cent Of butter fat, closely
followed BY White Lake and then DE-
:smet, thoaRh the latter pays one-hali
cent more than Write Lake on Its aver.
age. The Kimball creamery stands
ninth in average price paid for milk,
and ties with Glen for sixth place in tue
price paid for 4 per cent milk. The lit
tie creamery Of Glen, by the way, makes
really as good a showing as any cream
cry in the list, location. (twpnty miles
from a railroad In Jerauld county,.
amount OF milk received, and other fac
tors considered. 1t dedccts regularly
5 cents per hundred for sinking fund.
The Doland creamery has only been
running two mouths. and makes a very
flattering showing.
5 The White Lake creamery pays for
hauling all the milk and psys the bal
ance over to the patrons. We have added
the amount paid the milk haulers to the
amount paid patrons in order to make
correct comparison with the other
lcreameries. 4.
The Letcher creamery was seriously
affected BY wild onions ln;the milk dur-
ing May, otherwise 1t would make a
much better showing 5
AS In former years, the DeSmet.. cream
cry does the largest business OF any
creamery In the state. 5. Z
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
REAL ESTATE.

Henry Anderson yesterday filed plans for a row
Of four FIVE story brick tenement houses each 25x
y. cost 10000. They to be built for John
p KgchIer the south side Of East One-hundred-
nS-eiRhtsenth-st., 60 feet west OF Madson-aye
The I'VE story clubhouse OF the Catholic Club No
m Central Park South. is TO be enlarged by the
erc~fi0B og q story and basement extension in
the The new addition will S OOO and will
bs gseS Kitchen and grillroom The pans
we're cfaVp ~ the architects. Schickel e. Djtmars
Tfs fDTselOeprs gale OF the furniture Of the Hotel
Viefsris oon1Beted yesterday by Bryan L. Kennel
~ r. "a resulted IN the purchase OF the effects bv
= 81 = Price. representing Charles NJ Reed Of
Eyte. Penn. the m0rtgagee for $4,000 Mr. Reed
hoiG n cbsftel mortgage against the property for
gDDJDo The hotel II being managed by Rob
srt T. Dunlop. who also represents Mr.. Reed
The auction offering scheduled for yesterday al
the AswYeTk Real Estate Salesroom was post