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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-20

The 6. 0. p. spell binders stump
speakers and newspapers alike-are
great deccivers. 1t is strikingly In
teresting fact that not q single, solitary,
one Of them even make u stagger at com
pairing prices of farm products during
the four years OF the last administration
with the three and half years Of Nc
Kinley's reign. Oh, no; they pick out
the worst gear Of the four. 1896, and
compare it with the best OF McKinley's.
They don't dare make far, square com.
parison because 1t would give the lie to
The boasts Of the Republicans that un-
less you give them perpetual power the
country will Invariably 90 to-well. the
place we spell with four letters. II any
Republican wants to bet that farm pro.
ducts have averaged higher since Nc
Kinley was elected than during Cleye.
lands last term, bet him to a standstill.
You can prove your case ont Of the cam
paign books issued bv the Republicans,
themselves. ,s
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-20

You little knew when first we met Z
That some day you would hs
The lucky fellow I'd ch0esptO let,
Pay for my Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask yoi1r druggist.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-20

To Cure cold In ems Day
Take Laxative Bromo Qu,nine Tablets.
All druggists refund the lasnsy fit fails,
to cure. e. w. Groves signature is on
each box. Twenty-Five cents.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-20

You can spell! it cough, coff. caugh
ikauf, kaff. kongh or kaugh. but the cnly
harmless remedy that quickly cures 1t lE
One Minute Cough Cure. +. E. Miller.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-20
THEKIMBALL GRAPHIC
lc:LATE R TlNAN.
Pausi d tho CHI and County
Democratic Ticket. ].
For President
sy.illlam J. lsryaa.
Fer Vice President
xAtllRi II, Stevenson. !.
Tuesday's Sioux Falls Argus Lender

Tuesdays Sioux Falls Ar5us-Leader
contained this editorial paragraph:
Mr.. Bryan's tour il Ohio has proven to
be q frost. The terrible Mark Hanna
has probably hired the oppressed labor
ing man to stay away from Ar. BryaIl's
meetings. MIR. Bryan himself admits
that The attendance through Ohio has
been an awful disappointment to him.
10 the same paper, on another page,
was an associated press dispatch headed
.Great Crowds Turn Out In Cleveland to
Hear the Peerless Leader on the Issues
The associated press dispatch told the
truth; the editorial paragraph was a lie.
With the exception Of somssmall and
unimportant stopping places, Bryan'sre-
cepiion In Ohio was an ovation. At
Springfield the crowds packed the streets
from curb to curb aud he was obliged
to speak at three different places in the
city. AT Youngstown-the heart Of the
famous Republican stronehold--the
meeting, In the Language Of the asso.
ciated press dispatch was ian unsurpass-
ed triumph" The great leader was
greeted at Cleveland d-Hanna's home
with the blowing Of whistles, fireworks,
and q monster procession 0; marching
clubs and music. The streets Of Ohio's
biggest city we're black with hundreds
Of thousands. The dispatches say that
"Bryan's reception in Cleveland was
one Of the most brilliant received on the
entire tour
The Argus-Leader's paragrapner bet
ter consult the telegraph editor before
making any more CRACKS at Bryan's re
ception in the east.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-20

Fountain syringes, hot water bags
atomizers.s stationery and sch col lfUrplle
al Reynolds & Haswell's.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-20

@ THIS "A tho finest fall weather since
siaS9.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-20

II hereby hand you statement of account of
Brule county with the hospital for the insane
for the quarter ending Sept. 30, 1900.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-01-05
). ..~ ., 4 rn3TAL GA!iD.

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Liver, Bladderand Blood, Rheumatism,
Dyspepsia and Chronic Constipation.
They bought a large sized bottle Of
their drug lists and it benefited or
cured them (ihe dbore Is not an idle state
meat. Lut the result of careful investigation.
You can do the same thing. If you
are in doubt as TO whether you have
trouble with your Kidneys or Bladder,
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liberal offer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-01-05
Excursious via Glove
Leaf Route.
January 2,-16th
February 6,-20th
March 6,-20th


April 3,-IItH
Excursion tickets will be sold at all
Glover Leaf stations on above dates at
one first class fare, plus $500. for the
round trip to points in Arkansas, Ala
bama, Colorado. Idaho, Ind. Ter, Iowa,
Kansas. Kentucky, Louisiana, Missi~-
sippi, Missouri. Montana, Nebraska, New
Mexico, Oklahoma. Oregon. Tennesse-.
Texas, Utah. Washington and Wyoming
For maps. time tables and other infor
nation, call on or address nearest ticket
agent or C. g. Jenkins, Gen'l Pass. Agt.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-01-05
TIss WISe saved Him

My wife's good adyice saved my life
writes F. NJ. Ross of Winfield, Tenn,
for I had such "a had cough | could
hardly breathe. steadily grew w"rse
under doctors treatment. but my wife
urged me TO use DR. Kings New Discov.
cry for Consumption. which com pi..iely
cured me-" t,uri,s. Colds. l,r.ncnilis
L. Grippe. Pneumonia, AsLhm,. Hay
Fey, ard nll maI'. - uf Chest. 1'hr,ini
ana lungs ar. W'-i'lvelr cured ny tnt.
marvellous m-dlrinn. 5Or. and 81 10
Ever, hnl,le guaranteed. Trial nuit'e'
free at all Druggists.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-01-05
A Note of Warming.

Women, as rule, are averse, ap-
parently, to beginning at the first
page of sheet of writing paper and
following the pages in their sequence.
Sometimes, says Vogue, woman's
paper, the fashion is to begin at page
two, making that the first page of
writing, and the one opposite to it
the second. Again, the first page of
the sheet is used as first, but the
third is made the second, and the
real second is made the third. Be-
yond distracting men recipients of
notes, and provoking them to the use
of cxpletives, no one dreamed that
any harm would result from such &C.
centric practice. A recent legal deci-
sion affecting an inheritance shows
clearly that, however free women may
be to skip about in correspondence,
their pens must go conventionally
from first to second page, and SO on
to third and fourth, when it comes to
will making, else they are in danger
of having their wills set aside. This
unfortunate happening has overtaken
the will of an Isabella Andrews, of
Brooklyn, n. Y. The testator made
her will on a printed formula, the at
testation being on the reverse of the
first page of the folded sheet of the
document. The provisions of the will
were carried over from the first 10
the third page, but the third page was
marked second page. The will con-
cluded and was subscribed and attest
ed on what really was the second
page of the sheet, but which was
marked page three. The supreme
courts decision in the case upheld the
rejection OF the will on the ground
"that for purposes of making impos-
sible spurious interpretations, the
courts of the states have made it n
rule that the will must be subscribed
ut its physical end"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-01-05
his hotel, and with an oath exclaimed:
"What an evening have had!"
i V.

A short time afterward the prefect
was forced to go to Paris. The day
following his arrival he encountered
Col. Verdelin on the boulevard.
"Good day, my dear colonel" he
cried, as soon as he perceived him.
"Well! How have you been since we last
had the pleasure of seeing you?"
"Ah, Duclosoy," the officer retorted.
"do not speak of it. l have been as sick
as dog! You invited NE TO dine, you
remember? Well, entirely forgot the
fact and dined at my hotel. At eight
o'clock, my good friend, fastened to
the prefecture to make my apologies,
thinking you would then have left the
table. But saw that was still ex-
pected, and therefore dared not explain.
You understandLtwo dinners in sue
cession. still have the second!"
well, never!" the prefect cried In
astonishment. THAT was just our
case!"-From the French of Adrien
yely.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-01-05

silently, as do all in good society. Only
striking against the porcelain of the
plates. Which contained savory soup.
The chez, moreover, had worked won
dcrs. In half an hour he had composed
and executed n menu both dainty and
copious, to which the colonel, who en-
joyed good living, would not have failed
TO do due honor if he had not been re-
and discretion.
"Come, colonel, have a little more
trout" the prefect urged.
mo, really, Duclosoy, 1 have par
taken so freely of the hors d'oevure,"
the guest protested.
Colonel, you are hypocrite," Mime.
Duclosoy exclaimed. You scarcely
touched the radishes. Must /, in turn,
urge you to accept? You see how we
have finished ours"
Madame, it shall be as you desire"
he said, "but you will bear me COM
pany."
Look, I am being equally served"
she returned.
"And Duclosoy also," their visitor In
sisted. "My good fellow! You have
eaten nothing. Come, just little more
trout; ii will not hurt you'll"
The poor prefect was therefore com
PEELED to follow suit.
The dinner continued gayly enough
hut not, however, without some incon
vcnience. The colonel was pressed IL
partake of every dish, but after the first
attack on some pate de foie gras h,
retreated in good order, but began an
other assault, and, Notwithstanding
what he had undergone, made quite I
gap in some of the crust.
But, as il he had OWNED his host
position. he seemed to take malicious
delight in compelling them TO follow
his example and cat heartily.
AS soon as they had finished coffe
the colonel, looking both red and uh
comfortable and visibly uneasy, mad
his adieus, pleading the fatigue of tn
day as the excuse for his speedy with
drawal. lie had scarcely disappeare,
when the prefect and his wife, thei
features contracted, rang and sanl
back on couch, simultaneously DE
manding a cup of camomile.
As for the colonel, he slowly regaine
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-01-05
Observation-Disclosures Q
The PrefeCt'S Dinner )
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .

TT HE mnnelivers that year had been
particularly successful. The move
lnenis had been regular. no errors COM
United and The enemy effectively worst
ed.
3 The review which brought the opera
ifions to "A close had reunited all the
tnotabiltes of the department. The
weather was superb, thereby enabling
1.-The women to make II second showing
tof their finest toilets. some of which had
had their initial appearance nj the
(spening of the racing season. Society
t6lled every corner of the spectators
tgallery.
After the final deflle, which was ac-
leomplishcd amid unanimous applause,
sthe throng scattered in all directions,
land the oilicers-those at least who
lwerc not compelled to lead the troops
tto their quarters-hastened to present
stheir respects TO the wives and dnugh-
tiers of the functionaries.
The prefect, who had been conversing
S1or some little time with the registrar,
Isutldenly quilted him upon seeing Col.
sVerdelin pass and speedily overlook
khim.
"Good-day, my dear colonel" he ex-
felaimed. IL am glad TO be able to shake
Fyou by the hand"
swell, Duclosoy!" the officer replied
l.how are you, and your wife?"
"Both in good health, thank you,'
fShe project answered. GLORIOUS day
lley, for the review"
"Deuced fine day." his companion OBJ
lserved.
"Your cuirassiers wer resplendent in
the sunlight" Duclosoy then contin'
ued. do you know, you have mighty
tsmnrt-looling regiment!"
"IIum," the colonel commented, "thn'
tyemains to be seen. Bullet me, in turn
tsongratulate you. You have fine lo'
Esf citizens"
"You are too kind" the prefect re
stnrned. "They are worthy. Do yo,
contemplate making any stay in oul
Esity?"
UNFORTUNATELY, 1t is impossible,
EShe officer responded. 81 must leave TO
EParis tomorrow morning. 1 am due a
Ethe war Office"
"That is to be regretted" Ducloso.
kseplied. "But do give us the pleasur
bef dining with us this evening at tn
prefecture. What do you say?"
"Oh! thanks, ever SO much, my goo
ikllow," verdelin exclaimed, "but
uight intrude."
mot at all, not at all, his companio
ssid, 1--WE will be charmed to have you.
-No, really, but l am not present
sble," the officer protested. II am Ii
arally covered with dust"
cit will be nothing formal, assuI
!Sou," the prefect interposed. my viii
iand 1 are quite alone. You need onl
brush up bit at the hotel. i sha
Ipount on seeing you now without fail
"vcry well. then, since you insist
the colonel added.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-01-05

II is not much over 90 years since
retired San Francisco teacher named
Miss Austin conceived the idea that she
could make the then barren plains OF
Fresno blossom like n rose and bear
fruit abundantly. Under the ipspira-
ton of that belief, says the Chronicle
of that city, she began the cultivation
and curing of the raisin grape. AS n
direct result of the efforts of that one
woman Fresno county this year has
profited in one industry alone TO the ex-
tent of $1,000,0o0, which is reported to
be the value of the seasons raisin-cur-
ing there. Almost all of the other in
dustries which have since been dcvel-
oped in Fresno county have been the in
direct outgrowth of the successful ex-
periments made by Miss Austin in
making. One of the latest de-
velopments is the proposed construc-
ton there of fruit cannery to be the
largest in the state and to serve as a
substitute for the one now existing
which gives employment to 600 persons
during the fruit-canning season.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-01-05

A special vestibuled train OF sleeping,
dining, observation and library cars will
start Feb. %, 1900. for a five weeks
tour through the Southern States and
Mexico. The party is limited to dO
persons. The party will be In charge
OF Mr.. Chas. II. Gates, whose seven
years experience In conducting Mexico
tours is guarantee that the members
of this tour will have the very best
service. The itinerary includes all
places OF interest In Mexico. Tickets
include railroad fare, sleeping car.
hotels, carriages. services of guides,
Interpreters and every expense for the
entire tour. Visit the picturesque
Land OF the Montezumas, and escape
the inclement March weather. Fol
further particulars. address c. @.
jenkins. Gen'l Pass, Agt Toledo, o,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-01-05
A WARNING.
When in Toledo Beware of
Flashy Clothing Stores.
"a Word About the Reliable House.


The largest clothing house in Toledo
is Mockett's at 2l3 to 2l9 Summit street.
IL is an old established house having
been in its presept location for over
twenty years. This fact Is mentioned
because at present Toledo is over-run
with cheap ilashy stores that sell moth
Citizens of Perrysburg will do we'll to
60 to Mockett's when trading in Toledo
for the house has the reputation OF
selling good standard made clothing
that is fully guaranteed. In fact IL on
trade at Mockett's they give you a
guarantee that will enable you to get
your money back II the goods are not
satisfactory. 1t is q pleasure to buy at
store where there Is such a feeling
OF safety.
In looking over the stock at Mock
ett's the writer was surprised to find
good durable suits at SIS 00-in the latest
styles too. AT 81. 50 they have splen-
did all wool suits either single or
double breasted
The inducement they hold out is that
their goods are iinished as carefully as
,custom tailor work and from what we
saw we would Judge that such was Q
ifact.
| You can certainly make no mistake
when t,,.ding at Mocketts.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-01-05
H.

The prefect, upon leaving Col. YER
;dslin, had the ill-lucli to encounter the
tsegistrar again, who detained him for
another quarter of an hour. Then he
met the president of the general coun-
eil, who held him some moments dis
:snssing local question of but mediocre
anterest. The mayor was next in or
der. who joined him the instant he was
tdisengaged, and related passably Gu
.Dious case of municipal statistics. The
!president of the civil tribunal followed
tthe mayor, who made point of relating
isyery clever thing he thought he had
lsaid during the day, and Duclosoy had
still to face the school directors before
he reached the prefecture.
1t was seven when he entered.
Nine. Duclosoy had been impatiently
awaiting his coming.
"Emile!" she cried. upon seeing him
t...'T have such an appetite. Do come to
table"
-Just let me wash my hands, DEAR
be answered, "and shall be with you
thinner can be served"
ltiie repast, and the latter repaired Il
the smoking room, where NJ. Duclosoy
Unveiled in the aroma of his Havana ci
ears, and madame busted herself will
-her needlework.
They were thus employed when a
h5ght o'clock the bell resounded at thu
main entrance.
Here's caller" Mime. Duclosoy OBJ
served.
You must have some light refresh
ment for them" her husband retorted
As he uttered the above words the foot
man opened the door and said:
4 .'If you please, sir, there is gentle
imam in the salon."
well. what does he want?" his mas
tser demanded.
Il do not know. sir. He has on
ikfock coat and his mustache Is wei
luuxed. He looks like an officer"
'Zoupds!" the prefect cried, chang
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-01-05

Gov. Stanley of Kansas makes IL n
rule never to pardon burglar or a
highwayman. Some cities might be
mentioned in which the police practice
1" never to catch one.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-01-05

An interesting article now in process
of completion in the cabinet shops of
the United States treasury department
is beautifully inlaid box, designed to
inclose a silver dollar in payment of a
grant of land by the state of Utah for
the purpose of erecting government
building. The box, which when
finished will be forwarded to Utah,
has at the four corners stars of
ebony and cedar set in larger
star in the center on a field of
mosaic. In separate square, with a
larger star in the center, will be i'm
bedded new silver dollar. The pay
ment of the dollar is in conformity with
legal precedents in every transfer of
land, whether for personal or public
use.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-01-05
A Cure for Constipation.

Ibayc been troubled with constipation for
yrars IL was running my health, my COM
&rt and my complexion, and am glad 10
NV that Celery King has restored all three,
md this nfoer trying many other medicines
mat were supposed to be good, but which
vere OF no value whatever. 1 would Ike TO
Hell every suffering woman what celery mig
Hns done for me.--Nellio Gould, Medina, Ohio
Celery King cures Constipation and all dis.
auscs OF the erves, Stomach, bivernnd Kid
peys. Sold by druggists. 25c and 6Oc..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-01-05
Ipaui urnIIan "r Governor Elect
h..sl.

A, Columhps<O. For this occasiop
the Nickel pIa'e osd will sell eScqr,
sion ,irs.ts ut oa.rre Tor he round
Tip -" january I. IN sth, g"'a retarn- Urn
jig not later than Anuary ". lSUU.
Il Quire Agents. III 4oa
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-01-05

1t was u New haven paps. ts...
gravely announced that one of the
city ministers would preach on 1.-THE
Mania in the Desert" and that an.
other would take as his morning sub.
ject "An Altar to an Unknown Girl"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-01-05

ing counienance. We'll, l have done
q fine thing"
what is the inuttcr?" his wife asked.
"Wby. | met Col. Ncrdelin ut the re-
view." her husband began, "and invited
him to dine with us. 1t entirely es-
capped my memory, us you saw. Also,
the fact that people do not think of
coming before eight o'clock unless re-
guestcd TO do So"
"They never dine before that hour
in Paris" his wife commented.
well. what is TO be done now?" he
asked.
"lIe must be received. to be sure;
tber is no ',"s cf getting out of it," the
woman replied. "Jean, tell the chef 1
want TO see him.
a few minutes later the chef ap-
pcared.
"Frnncois." his mistress said. "you
must get up another dinner for u.s."
Every good. madame" he responded.
"And an excellent one, Francois" NJ.
Duc'osoy observed.
"Very good, SIR"
"For three persons" his mistress in.
terposed.
"As you wish, madame"
"And speedily, Francois; you must
be very quick about it," the prefect
urged.
II understand, sir" the chef defer
entially added.
III.
The prefect and his wife repaired to
the salon and Col. Vcrdelin, his face
flushed and very much out Of breath,
hastily began by saying:
Accept my apologies, madame; a
thousand apologies, my dear Duclos-
oy."
"But why, colonel?" the projects
wife returned. 1--WE are not provinciaIs.
1t is just eight o'clock"
81 am ashamed, but"
1--WE are aware" the prefect inter
rupted, that in Paris you are not in
the habit of going to table before that
hour"
"Oh, Duclosoy!" the officer ex
claimed.
"rhat is true" the projects wife in
sisted. "When my husband told me
that we were to have the pleasure OF
your company at dinner he repeatedly
mentioned that It should not be served
before eight o'clock. Am j not right
Emile?"
absolutely, my dear, and am sure
colonel, that as it is we will be late, ant
that we may have to wait q full quarter
of an hour yet"
"What is quarter of an hour?" th'
colonel observed, with n smile on hi
, lips.
A conversation then ensued between
the prefect, his wife and their guest
NJ. Duclosoy was witty, Nine. Ducloso.
agreeable and the colonel courteous.
: AT half past eight the 'maitre d'ho
: tel" appeared at the door and said:
MADAME is served"
/ The colonel promptly offered his arr
to his hostess and they passed into tn
/ diningroom, where the dinner begal
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