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summons.

Stats Of South Dakota, county OF Brnls. ss.
In Justice Court, before II. z. Jones, j. p.
yDefandfnt.
The State Of South Dat tota Sends Greeting:
To Swan E. Suneson, Defendent.
me- 'at my office In KimbaA, in SKID county on
the ed day Of July, a. D., 1900 at 1o O'clock ..
named lple eintiff. j. II. suneson, who claims To
recover Of you tho sum of Thirty-fv dollars,
with interest Mt the rate of 6 per cent per annum
from December II, 1884, on q promlss0ry notf
made and executed by you on that date IN fayo!
OF said plaintiff, and yon are hereby notified
that it you fail to appear and answer ~ above
for the relief demanded In the complaint.
To the sheriff or any constable Of said county
greeting: Make legal service hereof, and 3dn.
return. 3 80 q Y 393Si
liysn under my hand the sth day et June, 1900
| Ss (9S3ll ,s. 5s. =. JONES.
county. South Dakota.
Dated Kimball, s. D., June 18th, 1903.
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The ArptJssI Leader saws:

MI. Bryan will cut tho cable between
himself and kansas City on convention
day. This will give him the benefit Of a
back-d0wn on silver without making
him appear responsible for 1t. The man
from Nebraska is fast degenerattng into
q practical politician.
If the great silver advocate ever had
any intention OF backing down from bis
pet theory Of money, he would have done
%, months ago. On the contrary. he has
given it out fiat footed over his own sig
nature within the past thirty days that
he will not give In an inch to the gold
element Of hlsl part even though il
would assure his election 70 tie presi-
dency. The GRAPHIC does not-and
never didagree with Bryan on the sill
yer question, but titalmires the man ii
a hundred other way j, and MI the NOR
that he will not stiAs his honest conyic
5tions to catch votes. 3s.s5SS
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4 The sales Of state land this year at an
average of $l5:26 peraacre, have brought
:the;avsrage price received for all state
land sold up to $l4.16 per acre. the aver.
ages for former years cutting the gener-
al average down more than . dollar per
acre. The total number Of acres dispos-,
ed Of M to the present is 237,336, and
the amount received for the same is
81, ,36I ,237. The Interest on this sum
will bring to the schools Of the state
over s235, 900 per year. Tie highest
average price for which sales were
made in any one county Of the state is
s25.39. in Hughes. Where only small
acreage has bson disposed Of. The
highest average price for which sales
haYe been made In any one county
where o large acreage has been disposed
OF is In CediDgtoD, with an average oI
1852 per acre. The average IN the
Esonthe easterR counties Of the state
where most q the land has been dispos
led OF, run from 81 2,12 to .48 per acre
u @ q 4
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greatest catarri. cure.

Bnnsen'e Cream Catarrhal positively
cures catarrh or money refunded. IL
yon are troubled with catarrh, haY fever.
or cold in the head. give Bnnsen's Cream
Catarrhal trial. 1t cleanses, so0thes,
and heals tho diseased membranes and
Eeffects a cure positively and without fail,
Every box warranted. 50 0cents per box.
Sample free; also pamphlet telling how
to treat catarrh successfully. Address
c. W. Beggs Sons " Co., Chicago, Ill.
i. E. Miller, druggist.
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A.Card.o or Thanks.

Iwish to say that feel under lasting
obligations for what Chamberlain's
CoUg Remedy has done for our family,
We have used It in SO many cases of
coughs, colds, lung troubles and whoop-
ing coughs, and it las always given the
most perfect satisfaction, we feel greatly
indebted to tho manufacturers Of this
remedy and wish them to please accept
our hearty thanks. Mrs.. s. Doty, Des
Moines, Iowa. For sale BY +. E. Miller.
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Final Proof Notices.

Department Of the Interior, Land Office at
Chamberlain, y. D., May u, 1900.
s Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
TO make fna: proof in supportof his claim and
that said proof will be made before, the Register
and Receiver at Chnmberlain. s. ID. on Friday
June a. 1850, viz: Kaspar Kleinhans, H. E. No
i2l for the s. W. 4 Of Sec. n, Twp. l05 north
Range 68, west 5th r. NJ. u @ 14 -iii n 3 42 "A
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, wig: i&G a
John Yirsa of Lyonyille, s. y.
Joseph Brchan Of Lyonyille, s: ID.
John Brooke Of Lyonyllle. 8. d. sa
Albert Limpert nf Lyonyille. 8. D. ,5 q
5Gss3H l57}. W.sV.LUCAS Register
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Exchange: farmer recently lrifted
into q hardware store and when asked by
the manager: Don't you want TO buy q
bicycle to ride around your farm { They
are cheap now. Can giye You one Tor
$685. .'I'd sooner put the s35 into 4
COW, aaid the Turner But think
said the manager, -how foolish you
would look riding around tile farm on !
GOVT s;0h. don't know asid Sti,t
farmer. ..ilo more 100 .ish, perhaps than
wonid look milking q bicye
The PnkWana Reporty is doing 9 iaa'
s0fIice business 35s
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Department OF the Interior. Land Office at
Chamberlain, s. D., May q, 1900.
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 Receiver at Chamherlain, South Dakota,
IDS, for the N. Il, Section a, Township los
North, Range 81, west bth p. m. N fgi8
Henames the following witnesses to prove hie
continuous residence upon ana cultivation Oi
said land, viz. vi 81 ~ 4 "a
Peter Steichen Of White Lake, 6. ID.
Wm. Blum of White Lake, s.. d. gss2s
VIM. Roster of White Lake, y. D.
& Charles Glisendorf IT White Lake, 3. u.
sss 93fls33 WV, LUCAS, Register
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s. One of the last paragraphs Geo. Kirk
wrote before turning over the Castaiia
Record Republican to other hands was
the following:
It doesn't pay a ne wspaper to oppose
the saloon. They thereby lose business
patronage of the saloon element, and
the prohibition crowd who are always
pattlng them on the back IL there is
fighting to do, Invariably turn their
backs when the editor gets into trouble.
This is truth and not poetry.
1t doesn't pay a newspaper specifically
in dollars and centst to oppose anything
lor anybody. Itsreturns must come from
the general public. and proportion to
that pnblic's estimation OF itas q news
paper. Tho newspaper that depends
upon any faction OF the body politic,
because forsooth it has at some time or
other advocated or upheld what that par
lticnIar faction desired, is bound to be
disappointed. The best way is to pub
lish q paper to please ones self and take
the chances when the tide comes in.
4 One may be reasonably sure, then, Of
having one person satisfied all the time.
4 The publisher Of a country newspaper
IL usually shining mark for missiles Of
levery kind and from every direction, and
Iit IS little too much to expect that
when he gets into trouble there are many
to take his side. The fact that he may
have Defriended others and others in
I terests in q hundred and one ways cut
J mo Ice, II. by taking his side, there i
: danger OF losing ten cents worth Of bnsi
ness; it is 80 much easier to join viii
1.-THE rest-antl cuss him. That's why !
I resolves itself 70 the simple proposition
I Of the editor man falling back on hi
!. own resources in time OF trouble. an
9 why he is a5chump in running his pape
D. ts please anyone but yours truly.
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4 a
Last year, after The Milwaukee's big
excursion in Septemberst to Chamberlain,
when four or five thousand strangers
were landed here In the wind, dirt and
dust, and the whole country was as dry
as powder. the GRAPHIC had some CORES
pondence with the Milwaukee people
along the line OF an editorial which ap-
peared in these columns at that time,
suggesting that another year. the COM
pany run an excursion out here in June
when the country was looking st Its
best. Inreply 10 the same the railroad
officials said That they were willing to
run excursions at any time the people
we're ready to take advantage ct them,
and that while so far fall excursions had
been the most profitable, they would take
the dune excursion suggestion into con.
sideratioD. Such an excursion ist0 be
run Sunday. But what we are getting
at Is this. Up to a week ago an almost
unprecedented drouth has prevailed all
over the northwest, which South Dakota;
did not escape, and ten days age 1t look
ed as though the country would not pre-
sent a much better appearance than in
the dryest Of Septembers. Consequently
not a few have been joshiDg the GRAPHIC
about this June excursion proposition;
they thought they had the laugh on US.
We rather think the cigars are on the
joshers just now. It is doubtful If the
country ever looked prsttier than 1t does
today particularly from here to Cham
berlain. The heavy rains OF last week
have frightened the whole face Of the
country wonderfully. and when train
after train Of excuIsionists roll through
Brule county Sunday, the visitors will
see what one Of the finest stock counties
IN the west looks like when 1t has its
best clothes on.
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Lille ZG!R a !PIIIl

sssss ot dsscriI ion executed il the
sest ~. It,u vi prices. Tho most eon-
splsts etAaa, power plant IN the county
ss5 6nents not acEoinp pnnied by instruct
las,s will inssite IA nntil ordered ont and Will
y \ ~ elas i'd FOL aceofd dinEIy
pisplay aslyar artisonaen 30 cen u an inch per;
y, Acnth. sin ale rotnmn wid locals i and i0cts
4 H. tlns sesording ID poi ion
VI spondense wanted from an parts Of 3
y puenty md from snywhere else. Bhort scommu-
Spefsonat quarrel respect fully declined.
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Department of the Interior, Land Office al
Chamberlain, South Dakota, May % 1900.
Notlce is hereby given that tho followins
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his chin, anC
ithat said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Chamberlain, South Dakota, OF
fur the N. w. u, Section II, Township 1902 north
Range Us, west 5th p. m. 81
He names the following witnesses To prove hi
continuous residence upon and cultivation o
said land, viz:
a. Matthias Marty of KimbalI, s. d.
Samuel Barr Of Kimball, s. d.
N Chris Wieshock Of Kimball, 8. D. Il \
Henry Bonner OF Kimball, s.. n.
ys5s is5ssS 5ssS w. ". UCAS, Register.
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+ II had stomach trouble twenty years
and gave up hope OF being cured unsil l
began to use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It
has done me 80 much good / call it the
savior of my life" writes w. r.. Wilkin-
son, Albany. Tenn. It digests what you
eat. Il. E Miller. u
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a Er;s,,.,uI t,i,

VIII often r:.l:;,s y, n,
Scald, Cnsor glitisr ...f.ss
6alye, the best III ;:;s .}:.3,
pain and promptly N.
sores, fever sorss. ,fisai 4, 4,
corns, all sklnseiupttna, y
on earth. Only % ri>. :.
guaranteed. Sold by Il. Is sl..t5..
gist.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-06-23
Boston corner.

Mrs. HeTrick is III. }1 u q! s..
Frank Horton Is in Sioux City.
A. r. Herrtck was elected school treas
urer Tuesday. .s
Jay and Veda Morris attended church
in Kimball Sunday. 55s
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-06-23

Last fall ], ,sprained my left hip while
handling some heavy boxes. The doctor
/ called ON said at tirst that 1t was q
slight strain and would soon be we'll
but 1t grew worse and the doctor then
said / had rheumatism. It continued
to grow worse. and I could hardly get
around to work. went ton drug store
and the druggist recommended ma to try
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. tried It
and One-half Of so cent bottle cured me
entirely. I now recommend 1t to all my
friends. + A. Babcock, Erie, Pa. It'll
for sale by F. E.. Miller.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-06-23

One Of the saddest and most atroci0us
legal murders so far recorded. says the
Salt Lake Tribune, is that of Theodore
5Dnrrant, hanged in California few
years since for the murder Of Blanch La
mont and Minnie Williams, a most dia-
tbolical double crime, its fondiAhness
hardly having parallel in the annals
Of vice and its perpetrator was sought
nigh and low for several days, the
whole world hoping for his capture and
punishment. In the meantime the So
called astute detectives and police au-
!thorities concluded a victim was needed
and after fastening their clutches on
young Dnrrant proceeded to collect
what they termed evidence. tho whole
mass Of stnff in all probality being
manufactured for the purpose OF convic-
.tion, and all OF circumstant nature.
Durrant stoutly maintained from his ar
rest up to the moment Of execution that
he was innocent Of the horrible charge
but forsooth he could not explain every
moment Of Ills presence at certain times
he was convicted and hanged, and once
more the majesty Of inc law, along Will
the thick. .skulled theory Of those police
wiseacres, was duly yindicated. Nov
the sequel: a few days ago, on his deatf
bed, Rev. Gibson, who at that time was
pastor Of Emanuel church where one o.
the murders was committed. confesses
that he killed both Of the victims. II,
was an active aud Important witness q
the trial Of poor Durrant, .he reason o
wbich.is now quite plain, and also il
view Of the fact that suspicion wa
strongly directed to him st that time
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q a A5To7FA.
Bears tho The Kind You Have Always Bougi
s's;;,:'' ss':; !; = zz; Z; !; 3; 8 :

II troubled with rheumatism give
lChamberlain's Pain Balm trial. It
will not cost you cent If it does no
good. Ono application will relieve the
pain. ItaIso cures sprains and bruises
In one-third the time required by any
other treatment. Cuts. burns, frostbites,
quinsey, pains in the side and chest. and
5glandnlar and other swellings are quick
.ly reduced by applying 1t. Every bottle
warranted. Prizes IS and so cents. Fred
i. Miller. druggist.
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wilIlow Lake Lake

Willow Lake.
# Nora Clark returned to Buffalo county
Saturday.
Everyone is receiving Q call from the
census man.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Morrow and little
granddaughter visited ats. Josephson's
Sunday and Monday. They drove from
Hawarden, Iowa, and wers on The way ia
their Hand county ranch.
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Eagle.
Come to Eagle July4.

SuA1Ap ~ LIZ ~ 9s
Eagle is preparing for the Fourth.
Crops around Eagle improved fifty per
cent last week.
John Billy is happy over the arrival
of baby boy.
The milk receipts at the creamery are
still increasing.
John Pinal has his new steel wind,
mill in working order. =
Annie Forman returned home from
Ward academy Saturday. sis, 5S,5
The Modern Woodmen intent to cele-
brate July 4lh at Bijou Hills.
V. Svoboda will have new house be
fore harvest if a harvest there is. 81.
Miss Mabel Miller attended the enter.
tainment OF the Ward academy literary
society last week. s.7 s
The ball game on the program for the
Eagle celebration is to be between the
Eagle and RichIand mines.
There Is arumor that Eagle will or
ganize small brass band. There is
nothing too great for Eagle to tackle.
A wedding took place ut the NJ. Ei
church In Kimball June 90, tho parties
mostly concerned being Mr. Ed. Pasek
and Miss Ida Matoushek.
Lyon.
At the school election Tuesday Wm.
Hinrich was elected treasurvf. +
Miss Hattie Yogus was aning soEae
sewing at A. l.. Wills.
Andrew Brooks has been doing some
mason work for John Wilkes.
Some nice raius last wrsk. Tut too
late for small grain.
Rob Gregg left this week Tor Mime
sofa With a bunch of horses which he
drives for Gannvalley parties.
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Il. 6C IOTEK1
tiOflffhereOf

The different townships are re-
commendedto to hold their cal,cuscs
on Thursday evening June 28th.5
CT. MAYNARD, AARON DoTY,
Secretary. Chairman
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There's no beauty in all the land,
That can with her face compare.
Her lips are red, her ewes are bright,
She takes Rocky Mountain Tea at night
ASK your druggist.
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Populist Convention.

There will be convention of the
peoples party at 5P Pt,kwana town
hall, on Saturday June 30th at one
o'clock p. m. for the purpose OF
selecting Is delegates to attend the
state conventional at Yank kton on the
s11tll of July, which will place
lin noI1inations2 congressman & and
at ia n fGca,-s III f9s 81
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democrat convention.

saf Brnie county will be held ut PnkwAnn, on!
Saturday, June Goth, 1900, at 1io clock p. N to
select fourteen adeleRates to the state conyen-;
ition to ba held at Van ton, uly II, 1900. Each
township 10 entitled to ono delegate at large,
and one for syery ton votes cast for Andrew y.
Lea for gnvernor in 1893. dr mHinr fraction
thereof. Tho renrssen atit,ns of the different
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-06-23
THEKkIAIBAlLL K GRAPHIC
ScLATE 4. TINlAN. +
Official | Il i Pansr [ Of tho citv and Gounty
It's Mckinley and Roosevelt

us MCAlll6y dNu kOOS6Y6ll
The national Republican convention
az Philadelphia renominatsd Mckinley
aud nominated GOV. Roosevelt for vice
president. Roosevelt has been the pop.
ular choice from the first though not
the administrators choice. So much
pressure was brought to bear that not
only was Roosevelt compelled 10 accept,a d
nomination he did not want, but Hanna
was forced TO accept the popular Decree
as we'll.
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f The basis of towns hip representa-
ton will be one delegate at large
and one for each 20 votes cast for a.
II II an for. frOUnHf Is 4. mn inf. Y.af>.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-27

LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE.
Report Submitted by Secretary Thrash
err Yesterday.

Report Submitted by Secretary Thrash
err Yesterday.
Hartford Nov. 26.-The directors of
the Law and Order league of Connect
cut held their semi-annual meeting at
8 o'clock this afternoon here at the Y.
M. C. A. The secretary and general
manager, S. P. Thrasher, submitted his
report. Under the head of liquor sell
ing reference was made to two Green
witch farmers, a Stratford druggist,
Ridgefield dive keeper a Meadows End
saloon keeper, a Fairfield druggist and
others who Were successfully prosecut-
ed. The following is a summary of the
work done during the last six months;
Raids Gall successfully, AZ; arrests, So;
convictions (pleaded guilty 81, found
guilty 100, 81; nolles, 2; fines and costs,
about $4,000; liquor seized, 455 gallons;
gambling machines seized, "a; value of
gambling machines, about So, 500; OBJ
scene pictures seized, 10 sets.
Secretary Thrasher commended the
work of Assistant Secretary Prince.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-27
CHARLES L. MERRILL.

Charles l.. Merrill, aged fifty-two
SON of Nathan Merrill of Waterbury
died very suddenly in Philadelphia Fri.
day.
Mr.. Merrill was q native of Water.
bury, and lived there during his boy
hood and young manhood, being en-
ployed for a time on the Waterbury
American, when 1t was published in the
building on the corner Of West Main
and Leavenworth streets For some
time past he had been the travelling
salesman for the WernlclEe company,
manufacturers of printers inks. He
was in Philadelphia on business trip
at the time of his death Besides his
widow, Mr. Merrill leaves three sons,
Harry of Waterbury, Robert of Boston
and Frederick of Waterbury, also two
sisters, one of whom resides in the
west, the other in Ansonia.
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Local Weather Report.
New Haven, Nov. 20, 1900.
Brief Mention.
High water to-day, 2:03 a, m,

High water to-day. 2:OS a, m.
Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros,
The Strand magazine for December
at MacGilvray's.
The schools will close Wednesday
noon for the Thanksgiving vacation.
Owing to the severe storm yesterday
Forenoon none of the public schools
held session yesterday.
Go to Dwight Place church tonight
and hear the Rev. H. w. Pope, superin-
tendent of the Mortified Extension
movement.
r. w. H Mead of this city formerly
of East Hampton, and Miss Alice Y.
Parker of Washington d. c., We're
married Wednesday at the brides resi-
dence.
The Salvation army has leased the old
Grand Union hotel and will remodel it
for wayfarers lodging house. 1t will
accommodate from $50 to 200 guests at
cheap rates.
The Gounod rehearsal was not held
last night, owing to the rainy weather.
There will be three weekly rehearsals,
the first being next Monday night At
this rehearsal the soloists will be an
nounced.
At the armory last night the Horse
Guard drilled and afterwards held
meeting at which the regular business
was transacted. Tonight the Light
Guard and Sarsfields will drill and hold
business meetings.
Sheriff Durham has received a postal
card announcement offering $500 reward
for the capture of Walter Wrightington,
who escaped from the Hartford Jail No
vember 20. A description Of the prison.
err is given, but what he was charged
with is not stated.
1t was learned yesterday that Henry
w. Bryan, who died on Sunday at his
home, DIG Chapel street, left an estate
of about $4,000. 1t is understood that
The bulk of his property goes to his
friend, Miss Fowler, who had taken
care of him for nearly a year. Mr..
Bryan had been in failing health for
nearly q year or more. The will was
drawn over a year ago by Attorney
Charles II. Hayden. 1t is understood
by the provisions of the will Miss Fow-
Ter may use sufficient Of the property
for her support and upon her death the
remainder is to go to Mr.. Blyans rela-
EiVeS.
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DEMENTED MAN LOCATED.

Cromwell, Nov. 26.-Mr and Mrs. AL
bert Ludwig of the west district have
received word that young man an
swering the description of their son
Mox, who has been missing from home
for more than six weeks, has been
found in Westbrook and will be detain-
ed there until the family is heard from.
The young man has been away so long
that Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig began to
fear that they would never see him
again alive. With the exception of the
food which he received at the Will
mantle police station young Ludwig has
eaten nothing except what he could find
in the line of raw turnips and vege-
tables which he might find in the fields,
as he is too timid to ask for food
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-27
GEORGE r. CARRrNGTON

George L, Darlington, former prom
inent citizen Of Waterbury, and presi-
dent for a number of years of the Car
rington Manufacturing company, died
at Albert Lea, MINI, Friday In the
early seventies Mr.. Darlington was a
leading member of the Universalist
church, Waterbury, occupying the
building owned by Barlow Bros. on
Grand street, then in thriving con-
dition, and was looked upon as man
of sound Judgment and untiring energy
in the execution of whatever came to
his hand to do. He leaves widow and
two daughters, both married