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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-20

Tho Nashville American Dem) soys.
women wlI vote f1r President iu four
states next month-Co'orado, Utah. Wyo-
m.ne aua Idaao-the FIRST time So tho late
cor. There some consolation in me fe-
Hacuou that however che election maN
result. none 81 th.m can rut forward g
claim 20 being Tie original Bryan or Me
ElIiey man"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-20
!. earn Profession
Without Leaving
Your Present Position.
Work for One Of The Ten Free Scholar
Ships

In Tho International Correspondence
schools OF Scranton. Pa. 20 BE- given
by the MORNING NEWS 20 the ten
persons receiving the most votes b.
Nov. 20. 1870.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-20

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
Notoo is hereby given To- all persons in
tcrcstel thIt the estate Of isabella Neil.
deccastdis uur presented and hat ln terms
of she law administration with the viii
annexed VIII Doe vested la Jordan r.
Brooks. county administrator. on the first
Monday in November next. unless obJec-
tons are nlcd thereto.
Witness. The Honorable Hampton T.
Fcrr'N ordinary for Chatham county. this
the 4th day az October. 1900
FRANK T. kEILBACH.
clerk c.. Or'dy c. c.. Ca.
GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
Mrs Annie =. jenkins has applied 90 the
Court Of Ordinary for q twelve months
support for herself and minor children out
81 the estate Of Joseph ~ jenkins de-
ceased. Appraisers have made returns al
LOWING same.
These arc. therefore. 20 cite al whom
it may concern 20 appear before said court
20 mako objection on or before the FIRST
Monday 500 November next. otherwise
aamc VIII be granted.
Witness. tho Honorable Hampton T.
Fcrriu. Ordinary for Chatham county.
this the 18th day ~ October 1870
FRANK T. KEfLBACH.
Clerk CT Ordy. c.. Co. Ca.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-20

II you receive tho most votes you will
have the first choice Of the Scholarship.
II the next lareesi( the second choice.
II che third largest. the third choice: ana
70 on until ten persons have chosen ten
Scholarships.
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Flrst-class tickets irciude meals ana
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The steamships ~ this company are ap-
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70 PHILADELPHIA.
AI.IEGHANY. Capt Foster. TUESDAY,
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Each Scholarship win quality you Tor
actual work ln a profession. the same
as 10 you went away 10 College.
over 3oeo0 men ana women have en-
rolled IN these Schools and been bene-
ated by their Courses Of study.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-20

Ar. D. u. r. Green. @ prominent Re
publican politician Of Tsxae ana son of
tHe Immensely wealthy Hciy Green. is
not lacking in humor Thgro has hecn o
long r.'n.inE dispute between two iao-
'"ns % isNas' one tea hy Mr Green ana
'"' "''.' 's man named Lynn as 20
WINCH was 'ne REGULAR i''p''i.ehn ors'n-
'1'''on OF ihni State. Recently the Re-
PN'.'.'n National committee took the
''''.' "p anu .'ea in i'Vor Of the
~ ''' i",.'''' ~. "f''n at once wired
'''''' '''''''' chairman OF ihe F'rdo-
i'an NATIONAL COMMITTEE. as follows:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-20

Tho American authorities VIII not pc
oble 20 plume themselves upon hanish-
ing yellow fever from Havana. u
seems that the disease S. juss aboat as
bad there as o. ever was. Meanwhile "a
good showing has been made al Santiago.
one on the worst yellow fever holes la che
world. During thc summer fust past. oni
up 70 the present time. O. hos been excep-
touauy healthy. u may De- that when
Havann's drainage system has been COM
plefcd that city win become healthy also.
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TERMEDGATE CABIN. 81. iSTERME-
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STEERAGE. si75
The express steamships OF this line are
appointed TO sail from Savannah. Central
CQthJ meridian time as follows.
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SM! wv! Nv!
Ocean Steamship Go
FOR
New York, Boston
AND
THE EAST.

Unsurpassed cabin recommendation. An
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lights. Une1celled table. Tickets Include
meals and berths aboard ship
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-11-03
the ballots.

Every election since the adoption OF
the Australian ballot law, hundreds OF
electors have lost their votes through ig-
n0rance Of the laws requirements in
marking the ballots, while others cause
endless trouble to judges, and contests
IN the courts simply from inability to
correctly interpret the electors intent.
To vote a straight ticket is an easy mat
ter; it is the jumping from one ticket to
another that makes tie trouble. Con.
s%equently leaders in both parties in all
states having the Australian system are
urging the voters to vote straight tickets
by simply marking a cross in the circle
at the top and letting it so at that.
The ballot in Brule county will have
six tickets: Democratic, Peoples Party.
Republican, National Social Democrat,
Populist and Prohibition, and placed on
the ballot In the order named. Tue
Democratic and Peoples Party ticket are
exactly alike, and the Bryan man may
concern himself with only Il of them.
The Peoples Party ticket is the true Pop
ulist ticket. The other is a spurious
affair, gotten up to draw votes away
from Bryan electors.
All that a Democrat has to do is to
place a cross in the circle at the head of
bis party ticket; a Peoples Party man
or Populist should place a cross at the
head of the ticket headed Peoples Par
ty." Under no circumstances place a
cross over both tickets.
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Vote for Ryan.
Vote for Tams.
Vote for Cordell
vots for Scales.
Vote for Manz.
nartlett Trim ucre.

Bartlett Trip addressed a large aud
fence at the opera house Tuesday even
ing. As n Democrat making Republican
speeches, the Republicans were as tickled
over his advent as a child with a new
toy. They didn't think Trip amounted
to much when he gave the best talent he
possessed to the perpetuation OF Cleve-
landism. In this respect, incidentally,
he has not changed a particle. He do
MES that he is q Republican now except
on the money question. Judge Trip is
an able man, an upright man, and a fine
speaker. Consequently it becomes easy
for him 10 earn the $500 a week that the
national Republican committee pays
him. A lawyer by profession. it comes
easy for him, too, to defend much in Re-
publicsnism that he knows at heart to
be pernicious. He did not make a vote
IN this town. The difference between
Judge Trip and many other Cleveland
Democrats is that they believe the silver
question settled, and that there arc other
and greater issues now confronting tho
country, and that the western gold Dem
ocrats, especially, believe that Bryan, as
a product Of the great west, is Of them,
by them and for them through thick and
| thin.
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The prosperity Argument.

Milwaukee Journal, ind: What q store
Of grief the spellblnders Of the two par
ties, particularly the Republican party,
are laying up for themselves In their
arguments based OIL prosperity. They
assume that prosperity comes from a
change in the administration, that Cleve-
lands administration ruined the coun-
try and McKinley's has built 1t up. The
hunbng Of this thing never seems to
enter the partisan mind. The fact that
one president happened to go out and
another to come in at the time OF the
crisis proves nothing at all. The force
generating The panic had been gather
ing over the world for some years, and
it was Cieyelaud's misfortune to be in
the presidency when the break camel
ms it was McKinley's good fortune to
come in with reeapsrattoD. Some day,
not now SO very far distant, another
panic will come, and II it comes under
Republican administration, as it may
very likely do, what will they have to
say for il? They cannot depend on the
accident Of coincidence Of panic in the
change OF administration always to save
them. The prosperity campaign, as now
.waged, is the most faliacions, incompIe-
hensible. illogical blunder that any pol;
itical party was ever guilty of. and aome
day they will pay dearly for ii.
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The Ladies, Home journal.
tTha Tnvaliast Wo,nan IN nil suorica,

1.-THE L0Yeliest Woman in all America"
"The Future Of tine White House" "The
Man Who Wrote Narcissus," "Waiting
For the Mail'-af full page drawing by
a. B. Frost-and "How Aunt Sally
Brought Down the House." a short story,
are some Of the excellent features Of the
November Latles' Home Journal. In
the same Issue Clifford Howard contin-
ues ''The Story Of Young Man. Chas.
Major his "Blue River Bear Stories,n
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps her serial, "The
Successors OF Mary the First" and DO.
siah Aliens Wife, funhily narrates the
incidents Of her fourthavisit. Edward
Box forclbly contends that the Amer
leans show execrable taste In furnishing
their houses, and San American Mother
conyicts the Americans Of having bad
manncrs. Plans are given for II quaint
old-fashioned house for $1,000, and in
terror views of the most artistic house
in New York city right worthilv occupy
two pages. as does Through Picturesque
America" which pictures tho scenic
beauties of California. There are num-
erous articles on the fashions, and on.
women's work. BY the Curtiss Publish
ing company, Philadelphia. One dollar
q year; ten cents a copy.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-11-03
Uunneneu IN a i,r.r ntore

Zone day last winter a lady cams to
my drug store and asked for a brand OF
co1gh medicine that I did not. have in
stock" says Mr. CIR. Grandin, the pop
nlar druggist OF Ontario, N. Y. s'She
was disappointed and wanted to know
what cough preparation l could recon-
mend. I said to her that I could freely
edy and that she could take q bottis Of
the remedy and after giving it a fair
trial il she did not find it worth the
money to bring back the bottle, and /
would refund the price paid. In the
course OF q day or two the lady came
back In company with a friend In need;
OF a cough remedy and advised her to
buy a bottle OF ChamberlaIn's Csuyh.
Remedy. / consider that q very good.
Recommendation for the remedy" It rs
for sale by F. +. Miller, druggist.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-11-03

Bears the The Kind YOU Have AIHsys Bought
e AnMzzzgM
subscribe Right Now

7gnHH 1AAk az w AHNGaGsg9NE
For 81 we will send you the GRAPHIC
and the Sioux City Twice-a-We Jour
nal one year.
For ~ we will send you the GRAPHIC
and the Sioux City Twice.a.Week TTt-
bnne one year.
II you prefer a way-east newspaper ne
will furnish You any one Of. them, but
tho papers named contain ten times the
matter of interest to Dakota people, as5
well as being equally as nswsy.
We will furnish yon any newspaper 81
periodical published in the United States
or Canada at less than regular prices,
either separately or In Grub withgthe
GRAPHIC. We will furnish youls one III j.
dozen. II you are ta~kinRsseveral ont
side newspapers or magazines, irs dol.
lars to doughn1ts that wec can furnish
them AZ less than they are costing you.
and give you tho GRAPHIC OF onegor more
other papers free to boot.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-11-03
Chairman Democrat State Committed
rhe Anairs Of Rru,e coun,x,

~ fAAHAITe u hfule county.
The affairs Of Brule county have neyeI
been more honestly managed, and never
so ably so, as since passing into the con-
troll of the f~usionists. The county Off
GERS have boon uniformly courteous to
all Corners, whether a political friend or
a political foe, and there is no complaint
from any source on this score. Most Of
the present county commissioners went
into office with a $4,000 to $4,000 in
debtedncas staring them in the face,
nearly every dollar of which is wiped
out and. could have beer cleaned up COM
pletely II necessary. On top of this the
tax levy has been greatly reduced all
over the county. Treasurer Ames has
made it the practice to oyerdraw on his
funds and pay off warrants aid stop in
terest rather than having the money ly-
ing idle in bank earning nothing for the
county. Warrants have repeatedly been
sold at a premium and are cashed at par
as soon as issued il the owner wants his
money. The Republicans know this as
we'll as anyone else and are consequently
but little concerned about changing the
administration Of county affairs, how
ever anxious they may be to- r%e-elect
their president.
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WOrds

The Sight Draft cigar at Ochsner's.
Tablets, pencils, and dainty writing
paper at Ochsner's.
Get your Nanon, Yaras, and No. lei.
gars at Ochsner's. Fresh and we'll kept.
Duck coats; sheep linsd, wool lined,
rubber lined and slicker lined, at Och
sner's.
Protect your floors by buying an oxy-
died stove board. They have them at
|Ochsner's.
A fresh supply OF black leg vaccine I'M.
packed this week at Ochsner's. Do you
realize that $3.50 insurts the protection
of twenty calves?
Try Stransky's patent smokeless pDW-
der. Costs less than One-half of any
other sM0kelass powder. The Ochsner
Hardware company sell 1t.
Slransky's smokaIess powder has
stronger penetration and less recOil than
any other powder. Try 1T. The Ochsner
Hardware company sell 1t.
Now is the time to feed yonr stock In
ternational stock food. The greatest
stock food on earth. Remember, three
feeds for q cellt at the Uchsuer drug
department.
Just received at Ochsner's drug store
. pvt. solid gold gentleman's plain band
rings. Also o new assortment OF ladies'
band rings, gold and silver bracelets,
shirt waist aets, cuff and collar buttons.
and 80 forth. s S @
Make good books your friends ana
leisure hours will pass pleasantly as we'll
as instructiyely. Ochsner's drug store
affords you an excellent opportunityto
select from the best writer's. We have
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-11-03
stnnupnt

democrats and Peoples Party voters
when approached to scratch this or that
mar on their ticket should bear in mind
that to do so IS a stab at William j.
Bryan, the greatest champion OF the
rights Of the western people this country
has ever produced. Each and every can
didate on the fusion ticket has not only
for years contributed bis time to the
cause, but in this campaign and In prev
ious ones has freely contributed Of his
means toward the end we are all work
ing for-the undoIng OF McKinleyism
1t would, therefore, be murderously un-
grateful aud %treachery Of the worst kind
to scratch one OF these candidates in
favor of a Republican. II personal
friendship there be, show it in some
other way than in voting against your
own party man at a critical time like
th;, o.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-11-03
CATARRH IS. A CONSTITUTIONAL OR BLOOD d
.scratcnInvnthe naIIots.

vi Hn sENE
The changes in the election laws and
the ruling OF the courts have been such
from time to time that Scratching" a
ticket is as apt to invalidate 1t as any
thing else. But to those who take their
chances on it, i. is proper to state the
law as to marking ballots as 1t las been
amended and as it now stands.
There are three ways OF marking a bal
lot, and three only.
A straight ticket can be voted by sim
ply marking n cross, that In the big
circle at the head OF the party ticket you
desire to vote.
A mixed ticket can be voted by plac-
ing a cross in the circle at the head OF
the party ticket, and a cross in the circle
TO the left of every candidate on any
other ticket or tickets you desire to vote
for. This will vote every candidate on
your party ticket except for those Offices
opposite of whose names you have placed
a cross on another ticket or tickets. It
is not necessary to erase a name.
A second way to vote a mixed ticket is
to skip the circle at the top and mark 3
cross to the left Of every candidate's
name for whom you desire to vote. This
is the safer way, and for this reason:
Suppose a Republican wanted to vote
for o Democratic state representative
lie places a cross in the circle at the
head Of the Republican ticket and then
goes over and places a cross to the left
of a Democrat. He will have voted fol
three state representatives and loses hit
vote for all Of them. simply because the
judges cannot determine which Of the
two Republican representatives it wa
his intention to Scratch" It is there.
fore possible to badly mix matters and
lose your vote by marking a ballot IL
this way-though according to law il
will go all right. The system will worl
except in cases Of presidential electors
congressional representatives, state rep
resentatives, constables and justices
There is nothing in the law to invalidatt
a ballot if a name is scratched, though
what a judge or the courts might rul.
nobody knows.
The instructions Oh the official ballots
Ware drafted after the sample ballot sem
out by the secretary Of state, but there ii
nothing to prevent a voter voting a mix
ed ticket by placing a cross in the circl,
at the head Of his ticket and a cross tt
the left of any candidates name OF
another TICKET and having it so counted
provided he does not mix things witt
the presidential electors and the repre-
sentatiyes.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-11-03
NTatson,s FlIers.

.HIsTsnes Eal
10 bars good laundry soap % cents.
fine new line o. dry fruits at Mat
sons.
A lot Of mems clothing going at cost
to close out.
An elegant new line of shawls-75
cents to S15.
A plenty OF painted and galvanized
barn, wire at Mats0n's.
Try the "Ont. OF Sight" plug tobacco
. cents per plug-for a starter.
Try Maple City Self Washing Soap for
washing w0olens or lace curtains. 1t is
unequalled for washing ladies' shirt
waists.
II you want your clothes to be clean,
and white, use Maple City Snap as direct
ed on the wrapper.
Maple City Self Washing soap not only
saves the wear on your clothes, because
less rubbing is required, but 1t saves
fully half the labor.
When you talk about there being bet
ter vehicles than the "GoOper-every
potato slyly winks Its eye; every cabbage
shakes Its head; every beet grows red in
the face; every onion feels stronger; ev-
cry 0at field is shocked; rye strokes Its
beard; corn sticks up its ear, and every
foot of land kicks. MatsOn's Big Store.
Mntson's Big store.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-11-03
volts S~pectaltIes.

Au bhtlu MhlSkos Just tcCo1Npu.
A Dew line Of trunks and travelling
bags.
New pr.nts--best in the markat-at6
cents.
a new line Of fur oyelrcoats just re-
caived at Wolfe.
Rough Rider hose-hest thing for
your boys ID wear.
The best line OF outing fiannels at &C.,
&c. and Ice. at VOLTS.
"A new li.e OF dress ~goods-Black Per
olas. CovoIts, Homespuns, etc.
Our stock OF ladies' misses and chill
drens Jackets is complete. Come and
see the display.
The very latest and best in Outing
flannels, cotton and wool blankets and
homemade. comforters.
We challenge all competition on under
wear Of all kinds. Our prices are from
loo to $l.5O per garment. Our silk
fleeced Is especially fine.
An elegant line OF fur coats. The lar
gast and best line in Brule county. The
fact is we are oyerstocked and must cut
the life out Of prices. It may be hot
during the campaign but you'll need q
fur coat after that.
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Newv.

Comes from Doctor D. B. Cargile, Of
Washita. |. I. He writes: -Four bot
ties Of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs.
Brewer of scrofnla which has caused her!
great suffering for years. Terrible sores
would break out on her heAd and face
and the best doctors could give no help;
but her cure IL complete and her health
is excellent" This shows what thou
sands have proyed-that Electric Bitters
is the best blood purifier known. It's
the supreme remedy for eczema, letter,
salt rheum, ulcers. boils and running
sores. 1t stimulates liver, kidneys and
bowels, expels poisons, Helps digestion,
builds up the strength. Only SO cents.
Sold by +. 3. Miller, druggist. Guar
anteed. [4]
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-11-03
yot e for Morgan.

R. f. Jones is going to winter some.
thing over d hundred head of steers this
winter and corn feed them. Mr.. Jones
raised a fine crop Of corn the past year,
and be thinks he can put the fat on the
ribs OF the critters, just about as we'll as
the Iowa feeders. Mr.. Jones also mas
eighty pigs to follow the steers, and he
says he never saw a nices lot Of pigs
anywhere.
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"Don,ts, for voters

Don't vote for the same candidate
twice.
Don't place a cross in the circle at the
top Of more than one ticket.
Don't place a cross in the circle at the
head of the Democratic ticket and a
cross in the circle at the head of the
Peoples P%artyticket.
Don't vote the "Populist' ticket. 1t is
q spurious affair.
Don't vote the Republican ticket, no.
how.
Don't vote the National Social Demo
cratic ticket.
Don't vote the Prohibition ticket.
Don't vote at all until you have famil-
iarized yourself with a sample ballot
then vote the Democratic ticket, or the
Peoples party ticket, STRAIGHT.
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Vote for Stocks.

The girls were too sharp for the boys,
Halloween, and the latter had to pay for
the supper. The misses all hid in one
covey in a covered stairway in the /. O.
O. +. block, and the boys couldn't flush
them before the time was up. A Hal
lowe'en party was afterwards held at the
home of L. P. Ochsner-at which every
one had a most delightful time till the
wee, sma' hours Of the morning.
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Vote for Farmer.

Announcement cards have been receiv-
ed in Kimhall Of the marriage Of Miss
Carrie Louise Weeks to Mr.. Willis z.
Haven, at Charles City, Iowa, 90 the
27th ulto. The bride is the eldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Weeks.
She grew from babyhood to young wom-
anhood in Kimball, and has in this COM
munity many friends and acquaintance,
whose least wish is that the brightness
Of these Indian summer days may re.
main with her always.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-11-03
mig bryan RalIy saturday

Saturday is to be given over to Bryan
in this town. W. T. LaFollette will
speak at the opera house in the after
at = O'Clock, and A. E. Hitchcock,
for attorney general, at the
same place in the evening. The opera
house should be packed on both occa-
Both Of these campaigners are
making powerful speeches.