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Have You Heard of The LiOn'e
Mouth?

Golfers Weekly is conducting q very novel and
| interesting competition for Its readers each
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rent month and answer the two or three uues-
tions which are printed in each issue, giving
such opinion and such suggestions rs will aid in
the improving the paper. Golfers aims in this
way to secure the assistance of every one OF its
readers in making the paper more to their lik-
ing. Every reader, in fact becomes one Of the
editors and has his voice in building the great
est illustrated journal Of the age.
The first prize each month, awarded for the
helpful suggestion, is $50 in cash, with q second
prize of S25 IN casl, and eighteen other prizes
OF sets of books, raneinGin value from $S2 Town
to IS, making in all 1920 Of value given in price
each month. There are, in addition. cumulative
cash prizes, for those'who win prizes in success
sive months, and big cash prize of $1,000 for
the most valuable suggestions during 1903.
For the convenience OF intending contestants
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ers, all the copies Of Golfers for the curreh4
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Institute Notice

The Brule county Normal Institute
will convene in the city of Chamber
lain on August 10TH, 1908, and con-
tinue two weeks. o. M. Coursey, Supt.
OF Dawson county, will be conductor.
Mr.. Co%ursey's qualifications for that
position are exceptional. He is
thoroughly practically and business
like in all his methods. He win be
assisted by Prof. Geo. A. Fry, princi
pal OF the Mitchell schools: Miss Nina
M. Nash, Superintendent Of the model
school in connection with the Aber-
deem Normal, and Miss Ida NJ. Strawn,
of the Educational Publishing com
pany Of Chicago.
Sec. 2296 of the revised code says:
1.-THE county superintendent is author
lied and required to revoke at any
time any certificate held in his county
for refusal or neglect to attend regular
Ily a county institute, after due notice
Every teacher in the county is urged
to be present during the entire session.
(1ll MINNIE E.LoNG, Co. Supt.
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teachers Examination

The next regular examination fol
teachers certificates will be held at
the school house in Chamberlain at
the close OF the Brule county Normal
Institute, on August 2lst and 22nd.
Examination will begin promptly al
8o'ciock a. m. And notice is also
hereby given, that in connection with
county examination, examination for
state certificates will be held in the
following towns: Armour, Belle,
Fourche, Brookings, Faulkton, Fps.
wich, Madison, Miller, Parker, Plank
linton, Rapid City, Redfsld. Vermil
liun, Webster and Woonsocket.
MINNIE e.. LONG, CO. Supt.
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Ratified Bryan

Kansas City Journal: Colonel w. J
Bryan was in Kansas City again yester.
day morning. lie had a telegram to
send to Racine, Wis, and when he ap-
preached the girl at the telegraph
office in one OF the hotels she stared at
him a minute wondering what distln-
guished travelling mar he could be.
But the signature caught her eye.
"Oh, you're going to he the next
President" she exclaimed.
Chow do you know?:" smilingly re
tOrted the statesmen.
"The people would never fail to
elect so popular a man as you are, aud,
besides. | guess they are going to have
the awful silver question up again,
and you are the only man that under
stands it, you know. Oh, you'll be
President, all right
And Mr.. Bryan was so Illustrated he
almostforgot toSeud the telegram.
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The cheap Skate

Manson (Iowa) Democrat: Alas and
alack! The day of the b eapskate is
at hand and he waxeth fat upon that
from whichshe refuseth absolutely to
loosen.
He keepeth a shop in the town and
he spendeth only that which he is
compelled, forsooth, to spend.
He pincheth his coin until the birds
upon it Shrek for mercy and then he
springeth only when he can hold on no
longer.
He keepth no clerk for he feareth
that every man is crooked as himself
and besides a clerk costeth money.
He sitteth in his den and gazeth ont
upon the cool, freshlY-sprinkIed street
and e%njoyeth it hugely for it costeth
him nothing. He slongeth it from
his next door neighbors, for he giveth
the sprinkler man nix.
Wherefore he is a pious thief and a
dishonest cuss and God should take a
fall out OF him.
lie prayeth the lOudeSt Of anv in
his church, for, verYily, it be the only
way that he adyertiseth, as he is too
pinchy to advertise in the local sheet.
He payeth nix to the celebration
fund for we'll he knoweth that the men
of public spirit will put up the dough
and the blowout will come to his US
toners just the same. And he selleth
them his punk junk and telleth them
and asketh them how they enjoyed the
celebration.
He glveth naught to anything or
anybody but his church and his mite
IS mighty small. So small is it that.
verify, it is no wonder that SO many
preachers are hard up.
He goeth forth in the morning a
Wart and returneth home in the even
Ing a Wart, for he is Il wart of the
wartiest kind and Should have the
seatof bis pants kicked clear IN around
his shoulders.
Lie is Il drone in the hive and shonld
be frozen out.
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The distracting headaches from which
SO many women suffer make life a daily
purgatory. If men suffered with head.
ache as women do, business would be
almost at a stanstill. Does not the fact
that men do not suffer from these severe
headaches suggest that there must be a
womanly cause for them?
When the wo1nanly organism is dis
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and sleeplessness are consequences which
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happy. healthy women. Thousands have
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81 took two bottles of your .Favorite Prescrio.
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Send twenty-one one-cent stamps for the
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Speak Rl4ht Up. John

Howard Spirit: a short time age
Bro. Lorgstaf (who positively de.
clines to mix up in the capital fight
this year. asked US a very pointed
question. We answered it in words
equally PLAIN, and apparently salts
factory. We make this clipping from
the Huronite OF July 18th:
The Huronite has been asked what
per cent Of the vote inthls county will
be cast for Pierre, Judging from ex-
pressions heard upon this question and
local interests involved we should say
that fully nine-tiye per cent Of the
total vote will be for Pierce
Now, will Bro. John please step In
to the witness box and tell US, In
common, every day English, what
local interest," Beadle county voters
have in keeping the capital at Pierre
that they did not have this time last
wear.
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Same Old tricks

Chamberlain Journal: Pierre is not
allowing the capital grass to grow
under her feet. Already they have
men working all over the state. E. S.
Pharis was in Chamberlain last week
working Democrats on the ground
that Mitchell was putting up the
strongest kind Of a political Republi-
can machine for future use. 1t occur
ed to the Journal that people might
want to trade off the present Pierre
Republican machine for almost any
kind OF a dub,
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One Onpewev

At the dedication Of the St. Louis
exposition a reporter for one Of the
st. Louis newspapers was instructed
to interview ex-President Cleveland,
and two written statements were
given him to present as the text for
the talk. The reporter presented the
slips Of paper and Mr.. Cleveland read:
1T is rnmored that you have pro-
spects for ar increase in your family"
Admiral Dewey says you are too
old to be President again.
A scowl came overtime cx-President's
face as he read the first paragraph, but
it softened as he read the second.
Then he asked:
"How long has Admiral Dewey
been married?"
Then he handed the slips to Senator
Hanna and Governor Francis with the
remark that he had nothing more to
cav
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Excursion to okobojl and Spirit Lake

Via the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul R'y., on Sunday, August 2. An
attractive program for the entertain
ment of visitors will be provided.
Grand concert and musical program
will be given on the new pavilion at
l:3O p. M, free to holders Of excursion
tickets, Baseball game-Algona
(Brownies) VS.. unknowns at 2:3O D. m.
General admission free to holders of
excursion tickets. Five large steam
ers will carry excursionists around the
lakes at a low rate. The special train
will leave Kimball at $40 a. M. on
Sunday, August 2, and returning will
leave Arnold's Park at 6:45 p. m. Sun
DAY, August 2. Excursion tickets
will be good only on special train
going and returning. Ropnd-trip rate
from KimbalI 1926.
For further particulars apply to the
tlcket agent of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee &St. Paul R'y.
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Mons De Lons.taf, contortlon,.t

Chamberlain Journal: For twelve
long years the Huronite was damninp
Pierre and bowling for Huron for the
capital. For twelve long months,
prior to the first Of last January,
the Huronite was damning Pierre and
bowling for Mitchell and Redfeld to
get in line for a legislative caucus
and abide by the majority rule. For
twelve long weeks the Huronite has
been damning Mitchell and praising
Pierre as the banner location in the
state for the 'capital. John Longstaff
edits the Huronite and John frequent
~ works over his own brand so he can't
read it himself.
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Quarterly Conference

Rev. 9. p. Hager, presiding elder of
the Mitchell district will be in Kim
ball, Saturday, A ugust 1 and will hold
quarterly conference that evening at
the N. p. church at $50 O'Clock. All
the official members Of the church are
earnestly requested to be present, also
all other members. There will also be
preaching next Sunday morning at the
NJ. p. church by the presiding elder at
IL O'Clock.
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The Founta1n al

Nourishment is the foulI1
Koa1
pepsia Cure is the one great =
that enables the stomach An
tive organs to digest, assimId
transform all floods into the
blood that nourishes the nan
feeds the tissues. Kodol
foundation for health. Nata
the rest. Indigestion, Dyspsl
all disorders OF the stomach
gestive organs are cured by
Kodol. Sold By II. f.. Miller.
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About Your Carnsl,'

Go to A. NJ. M. Bowles for Il
pets, where you will find oYel
terms to select from-the ID
incest line to select from that
obtained, and at prices beIa
any catalog house will give yA
ty considered. II you don'tM
get their samples and prices q
pare them with ours.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31

Coles Carbolisoap is a Luxury
also a necessity. 1t is an al
pure medicated toilet soap, d
perfumed and is Invaluable fol
and people with delicate M
equalled for use in hard wate,i
shampoo. Sold by all druggia
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Fer Oyor nixtx Yanr.

An old and we'll tried remedy.-Mrs. W,nslov,.
soothing Syrup has been used for sixty years bs
;teethlnR. with perfect snccess. 1t soothes the
child, softsns the gnms, allays all pain cures
wind colo. and 10 the best remedyfor diarrhnea
1t 10 pleasant TO the taste. Sold by drugeiets,
In every part Of the world Twenty-Five cante a
bottle. it, value 10 incalculable. Re ssar. and
ask Tor Mrs. W,rsiow 3 se"thire Syfur. and
AXE no othar kind
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Looking Over the Waterworks

Looking Over the Waterworks
As nOted&in q brief item last week,
]. .. White, contracting agent for the
National Construction company OF
South Bend, Indiana, was in town
Friday to ascertain what the prospect
was for putting in some Of his com
pany's pumping machinery. Mr..
White is the inventor OF what is known
as the compressed air system OF water.
works. In company with members
OF the council and a representative
Of the GRAPHIC MI. White visited the
pump house and looked over the
machinery. He left with the council
a rough estimate OF probable cost of
installing sufficient equipment to in
crease the water supply six to ten
times and to produce a constant pres
sure on the mains Of sixty-five pounds.
He offered to furnish a 20 horse power
engine, compression air pump and
$4,000 gallon air tank on board cars
at South Bend for $1,000, the pump to
have q capacity nf 225 gallons a
minute. The engine and pump as
rugged now at the engine house pumps
about 40gallons a minute. For an adj
ditional $500 he would put in an air
lift and q duplex pump capable Of
throwing direct pressure on the mains
9t any time and with greater pumping
capacity.
According to Mr.. Whites figures it
will cost anywhere from $1,000 to
$500 to put in a pressure system,
work included. AEgood many citizens
are tnsfavor OF increasing the force and
capacity of the water-works as soon as
possible. Others are backward about
approving OF the expenditure OF so
much money. There are other con-
Germs doing this kind of work besides
the South Bend company. Before any
thing was done the council would
make thorough investigation, not
only Of the merits Of the system, but.
obtain estimates OF cost OF machinery
from several concerns.
There seems to be no question about
the merits and practicability OF the
compressed air system, so far as that
is concerned. Several towns that are
putting in this system have thorough
~ investigated that part Of it.
One thing certain, 1T is only a.ques-
tion of a short time before something
will have to be done to increase the
capacity Of u water-works. Never
OF much account because OF lack Of
funds to install the plant, many con-
snmers have been added and more are
coming. il nothing more can be done
q new and heavier engine with greater
pumping capacity could be bought as
q starter and fitted with proper appli-
ances to operate an air pump and
supply an air tank, the pump and
q tank to be bought later-when the
CITY could afford il.
The GRAPHIC is in favor OF putting
In the whole thing at once, but does
y notcare to urge an expenditure Of
money beyond the actual nee is of the
city and the approval of a majority Of
theStax-paYers.
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For a lazy liver try Chamberiain,s
oIomach q Liver Tablets. They in
vlgorate the liver, aid the digestion.
regulate the bowels and prevent,
DIi1ous attacks. For sale by Il. 10.
Miller. druggist.
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A fine lipe of baby cabs at
furniture Store. Don't sends
them when you can save nd
buying at home.
Evening journal., 1903-12-19
BASEBALL LEAGUE MERGER
Eastern League and American Asso-
citation May Join Forces.


on ehe eve Of the annual meeting OF the
Eastern League, which viii be held at
New York today, Manager Stallings, Of
the Buffalo Club. has the following to
say regarding the suggestion Of merger
OF The Eastern League and the American
Association:
"The consolidation would be a good
thing for both leagues. and would prove
beneficial TO them in the end. The West-
ern cities all are money-makers, and II a
merger Is agreed upon, which would
strengthen every club in the circuit, the
clubs would make more money than ever.
Al my confreres view the matter IN the
same Hight. and I VIII do all in my power
TO see the merger go through
Mr.. Hanlon vii not oppose a merger
when the proper time comes 10 consider
II. He says: 1T Is entirely too early TO
give the matter any serious consideration.
but It is good thing to talk about. as 1t
is by no means an imposslbliity. There
would be many advantages Ia such a step
for nhc Eastern League, but Of course we
first would like to see what proposition
the Weaterners hold out for us. The Bal
timore Club IS making enough money as
It stands and If any more can be made
Through a consolidation with the Amcri-
can Association / certainly would no be
adverse to agreeing 10 1.-THE plan. We could
form a formidable league, which would
stand undisputedly second TO the National
and American Leagues"
Evening journal., 1903-12-19
afefa Still Popular

Nfeta SILK, like chiffon, has ap-
Ntly such a strong hold upon the
Hons Of womsnkind that no
se Of fashion affects it seriously.
material is said to be a poor in
bent, as it cracks so easily and
not stand hard wear, but, after
hat statement really has little
in it now that the manufacture Of
'sillS has attained to such a high
be Of excellence. for if a good
ty be chosen it will stand the
est kind of wear for a reasonable
IN of time.
|mbining taffeta with other ma
|ls, or using It in trimming, seems
F quite satisfactory and is surpris-
Y effective, especially when mater
of quite an opposite nature are
len. One Of the favorite gowns
theatre or home wear is made of
ed black taffeta combined with fine
X mousseline de sole on which is
elaborate design Of chenille chiffon
velvet flowers. Made up over a
te or colored lining this Is a most
ming gown and most becoming to
figure, for the taffeta forms the
er part of the skirt and the lower
of the waist, and the very narrow
IS are most gracefully arranged so
the lines are long and slender. The
er part OF the skirt flares a great
!, an attached fiounce of the NOUS
ne de sole being most cleverly
ed 10 the skirt itself under an
liqued design Of the embroidery.
arrow bias bands OF taffeta OF
h or velvet gowns are most effective
Evening journal., 1903-12-19
SPORTING NOTES

Willie Mack win probably be Char
ley Hitte's next opponent.
Joe ccrbett has signed to pitch for
Los Angeles next year.
Tommy Mowatt is matched 70 box
Benny langer at Chicago January q
aext.
Former bantam champion. Harry
Forbes. is running O fighting cluo at
Chicago.
Cy Flynn has accepted Eddie Barns
as substitute for Gus Gardner in his
bout in Detroit ON December 81.
Outnelder Mertes is umpiring Sunday
games for the newly-organized c'aiifor-
mia Baseball Players League at Frisco.
Tim Callahan has been offered a
match with Tommy Mowatt the fight
ing conductor of Chicago at the Watita
Athletic Club.
Mayor Harrison OF Chicago has de-
cided THAT he viii permit boxing By
recognized social organizations under
the usual police restrictions.
Nat Butler, the veteran cyclist. who
teamed with George Leander in the
late six-day race has ridden his last
cycle race after thirteen years on the
cycle track. Butler retires TO take
up automobiling.
] Aurelia Herrera, the Mexican feath-
erweight. has at last been induced e
leave the coast for a match. Tho
matchmaker OF the Milwaukee A. c
has secured Herrera's signature TO q
set OF articles OF agreement for a ten.
round bout with Charley Neary. OF
Milwaukee, on January s.
! Jack Cordell. the Pacific Slope light.
weight. who recently beat.Aurella Her.
rera, the Mexican, has been matched
TO meet Charley Sieger. the Jerse,
\ lightweight They win clash for hfteoi
rounds at 1856 pounds before the Reli
ance a. c. OF Oakland, Cal. the latte
part of this month.
Jerry Sullivan Of New York knocke,
out Tommy Cody OF st. Paul with
right-haud swing to the jaw in tn
!, ninth round in q finish fight Wednes
day night. Sullivan demonstrated {,
Cody that he was there with the wal
lop, and did the trick after he had beef
knocked down himself for a count o
nine a few minutes before.
Charley Hitte, the Albany welter
weight, who put Eddie Connolly, tn
st. Johns welter-weight. to the bad Il
nine rounds a few nights ago in Penn
sylvania, has been matched to mee
Willie Mack. the Brooklyn light-weighi
They will clash for twenty rounds be
fore the Rotterdam A. c. Of Schenec
tady the latter part OF this month.
Evening journal., 1903-12-19
PITTSBURe TO WIN
Ban johnson Quoted as Saying New
York is Not In It.

In an interview With a Western news
pnper writer Ban johnson, the American
League president ala not paint a very
livid season for the Giants next year. lie
said:
II hear a great deal Of tan, along tho
line about New York winning that pen
nant next season. Well, she won't. Thai
pennant viii be won right in Pntshurg
again. Why2 Because plttshurg mas bv
far the bes, feam IN the league. She aas
very fast base runners hard hiltcrs. "a
nrat-class manager and fine team work
beside pitchers who can De depended on
a club owner. too. IS man for whom the
players like 10 work. New York has none
of these advantages. She has few good
han players. but every fellow g. as Jealous
las a soubrette. and MeGraw is not the
kind OF q manager to discourage thls feel
Ing. Matthewson was overworkcd Cast
season and will not be such srel. sue.
cess this coming year. Watch ptishurr
gct him next season. As Tor McGiunity. n,
Is lucky 70 win game IN the Natona
League Ames will win more games thar
either Matthewson or McGinnity.
I'm order TO show that / am not blufhnl
VIII bct anyone 500 even. now. that Ney
York IS not one, two. three Ia the Leagu
at the close OF the coming season. ! Wi
bet aNcihcr hundred that I name two o
the three clubs who VIII beat NV Nor
out. They are pitisburg and Chicago
Brooklyn. too. will probably crowd g
ahead. but. for great handicap, l shoul
flck Cincinnati to beat New York. TOO
A. it g.. Kelley VIII come In about MT
ncNt season. But DON'T allow anyone {
think that McCraws New York team wi
get inside the money. for tho goods ar
not there"
Interesting, II true, an OF e.