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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-23

Arthur Ra-craf- is expected 10 a.
rive in this Citv this morning. lIjs
many frie.ds VII be GLAD 10 near t,I;.t
he is mach imp.g-eI in health.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
BRIDE WEpT TOO MUCH
10 Her Lover Became Disguised and
Sent Fer Back 20 Her MoE:.er
Before Ceremony.

Cincinnati. Dec. S.-After having
travelled several hundred miieS to wed
Charles r. Bateman, a railroad yard
master OF Butte, Mont, Edna Arm
strong, "a, organist of the O'Bryanville
Methodist church, In a Cincinnati sub
arb. has returned to her parents in this
.ity.
She has discovered that she loved her
nome with her father and mother bet
.er than she did her intended husband.
She discovered the true state of her
ceilings soon after she boarded a train
With her adlnfrer. and h burst into
ears before the city limits of Cincin-
aati We're reached. But she kept on
travelling, though she wept all the way
30 Chicago, where she and Bateman
we're to wed. On arriving there she
was IL. such a high state OF excitement
hat she vas unable to leave the rail-
.oad station. Then, Detroit was de-
sided upon as the scene of heir we'd
ling.
But when we got there" says Miss
Armstrong, Charlie was SO discour-
aged at the way I had acted that he
bought me a ticket and sent me back
nome"
Miss Armstrong; parents had
Known nothing of her intentions and.
her absence IA explained by a tele-
gram from her saying that she had
oeen married. That this was pre1na-
ture was not learned until after her
parents had announced it as a fact to
uqliring friends.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
FUR UNCLE SAMUEL
IS TAXING A HAND
Makes Demand on Korea fo'I
Opening a Port That Com
pllcates Matters.
WAY re A TIP TO Nuss1A
Way &c A TIP TO NussIA
bort Of wi.Ju Is One of Those in Con
troversy Between Japan and the
Bear-Indicates America Sides
With this Japs.

seoul. Dec. S.-United states MIN
,etar Allen had q long interview with
Tho emperor of Korea today on the
subject of the request Of the United
states for opening to the commerce
Of the world the Korean port OF Vi)u'
IN the Yalu river.
No definite decision was arrived at.
The government has been placed In a
lilemma by the demand of the United
states.
The demand by the United States ad-
srassed 70 Korea, is Il delicate suggestion.
annarentlv. to Japan and Russia that THIS
siti,,,trv assumes some interest IN the
Z orean settlement which those powers
are negotiating. Wi-Ju is at the mouth
81 the Yalu river. when RUSSIA IS eA-
,remely anxious to control, me stiAlin ne
ng the west boundary OF Korea, separat-
ng II from Manchuria. Russia wants TINS
ma rticnIar port, concerning which much
mas been said in the oriental press dis
patches.
ment, addressed to Korea, VIII douptles5
,ause decided interest at both TOXIC ana
ST. Petersburg. In addressing the demand
10 Korea. the United States rather os-
,enlatiolS!y ignores pretenslonS or DIR
Russia and Japan in Korea. The action
may be regarded as a hint to Russia that
he United States would sympathize with
Japan and Great Britain, as against Rus.
sia. in efforts to maintain open trade. IL
the port of Wi-Ju ever goes into control
ST Russia chances are, in line with Rus
sian policy. that ii will first be promised
10 the world as an open port, ana pres
1evelop considerable Importance in the
NEGOTIATIONS.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
WHO EL0PED
Louise Of saxony Travels THROUGH
London With One Nursemaid
for the Child.

London, Dec. s.-Probably not a half
dozen of the multitude who hurrt.d
past a nursemaid carrying a young
enid and accompanied by a tired look.
ing woman realized that these passen-
gers alighting at Victoria station in
LONDON this week might be as we'll
worth having a look at as rho ,onni
couple from Italy whom every n Vas
nent on seeing. For the tired LOOKING
woman was Nine. La Comtesse dee
Montlgnoso who as the Princess
LOUISE OF Tuscany and Crown Princess
OF Saxony startled the world last re-
Hcember by deserving her rs
fleeing to Zurich to meet NJ. Girnn
her lover The ex-crown princess ana
her child We're on their way from paria
TO Ryde in the Isle Of Wight, whers
the e expect to spend the winter near
is an intimate friend Of The for VIE s
princess. 10y Aotliler
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
MUST STOP REBATES
Kansas Salt Trust Receives N,
After Admitting Charges Mad,
AGAINST IL.

Hutchinson, Kan, Dec. S.--Ata MI,
conducted here today by Judge Proiss
tic interstate commerce commission.
the charge OF independent salt con,nss
that the Kansas salt trust is receiyihss1
bates from thu railroads, the freiphis,]
tlc managers of the Santa Fe, gRoskJsll
and Missouri Pacific practicable arm
the charge. 1T was charged thas
Hutchinson and Arkansas River M.
existed on paper merely for the NM
OF obtaining rate concessions from
other roads. and thus obtaining n
vantage over the independent sail n
ators. Judge Prouty decided thai 4
rebates had been given and orderedd N
discontinued.
JOY Morton, president of the salt d
psny, said that ABOUT $4,000 had been \
i'll rebate this year. w. X. Biddie, freI
traffic manager of the Santa Re, tesd5
that Il deal was made whereby In mn
vision of the tariff rs per cent. was ii
paid to the alleged paper railroad. MI
the commission afterward decided
owned by the salt company. Mr.. nd
would not admit that the rebate had y
to the salt company.
The inquiry a not finished It'd
Judge Prouty said he. would inspece
books of the treasurer OF the saItcd
pany's road and would take further
timony In Chicago on December q {.
Prouty announced that the roads DAN
pating in the issuance of the 5ointtd
would be subject TO a fine as well Al
1. Tracy, vino solicited the rehattss
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
FOE SEPARATE pAE,s
Negroes Of tho South Hold m....a
M..ko Ceclsr,+;..sAn

AZ Q
Chattanooga, Tenn. Dec. 3
suit ofSthe meeting OF negro ,Sassa I
this and other states neIa sssatfs51
committee on platform ra,ass ssa d
declaration OF its princIn3a.seats u1
serted Its independence or a,t taaadss1
ties. osasrSSpgd1
After reciting that conditions.
south are such as to demand !. lft
negro party, the declaration sspat|
part: saysl
When 1T becomes necessar,s
race to sever. Its CONNECTION ,a,.s'i Z
litical parties In order to nras. 4IlEp]
existence 1t isa,wisdom to calisssee
peoples Immediately concerneassoesas.
we therefore. cali upon ali rae NJ J.
classes for aid and moral spnnsss q q
only in organizing q separateaSall
opposition to whisky and Cow
in remorstrances and petitions. :. \
powers for the enactment az s,,as Y
as viii suppress the evils cornT.s.
OF. We call upon our brethren M
states which have disfranchjssdsal
to enmasse, organize and petitinsSSss5
respective legislatures for the NJ
OF laws 70 protect them agatyss i
caiile. whisky and peonaee, II
Forty years of freedom ana c;sia2
ton have not taught manySas5
that it Is a crime not to caresanSsss
port their wives and childrasss
stringent laws should be passaa 4
ng the men to do So" -
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
TO MOvE MILLS MERE.
English Cotton spinnors Declare /,
Necessary if They Would Take
Care of the Trade.

London, Dec. S.-One of the largest
firms OF cotton spinners at BRADFORD
announces it is about to erect mills in
the United States, to which it will
transfer hundreds of looms, with their
complement OF con1bing. drawing and
spinning machinery, the dismounting
OF which has already c~omlnenced. In
making the announcement the firm
says:
The American manufacturers re-
Gently have made such vast improve.
ments inthe manufacture and dyeing of
the finest classes of goods. similar to
those we produce, on which we are
paying 100 per cent and upwards In
duty. that we are confident our pres
ent American department viii never be
able TO pay its way more thar three or
four years more at the most"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11

ii resolution OF the international
Congress- for Hygiene. referring to the
ss,~prsvention@of malaria. wassas follows
recognition Of the practical import
sssance#of the 'mosauito-malarta theory.
The congress shall bring pressure upon
III governments in malaria districts
for the purposes Of, first, causing an
examination OF civil and military off,
GERS as to q practical knowledge Of this
theory before employing them in such
localities; second, of compelling the
educational establishments In such dis
tricts to add Instruction concerning the
piieations; third, to consider oficers
who 8knowssnothing of this theory or
who Systematically deny Its practical
as unfit for service in ma
districts"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
IMBALL GRAPHIC
sKhlBAIL SOUTH DAKOTA

Ma Nature Hi an interesting article
gonssthesinfluence OF muscular energy In
eliminating alcohol which has beensin-
Into the blood M. Grehant
made b series OF experiments, dosing
with alcohol, and then examined the
@hloodsafter q varying number OF hours.
gHe$foundsthat under ordinary circum-
stances the elimination OF alcohol was
sextremelyaHlow. He then had con-
Esstructed awheel,Ssthree meters In di-
SsArneter,#sinto which a dog could be
placed ii kept moving. Alcohol was
introduced Into the stomach of h dog.
and after Ave hours inathe wheel Its
blood was examined. when II was found
that the alcohol had diminished much
more rapidly than when the anirnal
Na not exercising M. Grehants COM
Smends thearesult Of his experiment to
4hsssconsideration of men who have
somewhat ~overindulged, and suggests
that experiment might show beneficial
Results from carriage riding when the
degree of stvressef was too great for
WalktnR.S
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
NEW PLAN OF REFORM.
Indiana Association Would Buy Of s,.
loon Men and GembIors

La Porte, Ind, Dec. $40 Gloss "a
looms and gambling houses by makimg
:. more profitable for their proprietnrs
20 engage in legitimate business - ~
ppo9ect to be undertaken by the new
SM,nthandment of the Association az
er t,aern indiana, organized at Walk
ers af Inc PA is to induce the own
transfer their energies to othnns,st 20
tries, under a guaranty thot nous
eaton viii make up to them am. a1 $50,
u income incurred while they a Ne io vs.
S.aDllsning themselves. fNanur n es-
MAKING such change should he y,,s aaa''
,na' q. the end IF the first wear he
wa eturn TO his CORNER ways. az
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
A LARGE 6
Mrs. Eddy Declines Church ".
s1,1s5,coo as Present From New
Workers..

Concord. n. H., Ber. Mfrs. Mar q
er G. Eddy hus declined as a gift the
building erected at a cost of@siiittspaag
the First Church Of Christ, Scientist
New York city. Tie tender was maaa
members OF the church ''as a tribatd
loving loyalty and gratitude.
Mrs. Edfiy.'s answer was: The RHl
gift of Your magnificent church eG}hi
New York city is an unexp eeted told
your gratitude and love. / deeply AZ
ciate IT, profoundly thank YOU LOT "
gratefully accept the spirit Of tn
must desline TO receive that for "
YOU hay1 sacrificed SO much andslael
so long"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
Kansas City.

Kansas City. Dec. s.--eainsI
steers, $4.1G4D.25; southern IN
BIS: stockers and feeuels,4 tSsal
calves, $3.25u6.oo; western sIeels' W.
Hogs-Eeavy, s4.45Gta.a5: PAM
A.5O; pigs and iignls. 81 dOAla.es y rts
Sneep-Muttons, S3.4oa 4.ly ~. tsWa3
b.3U; range wetners, sS.4oats.'o.
IA 3 "a
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
GRAIN MARKETS,
Grain and Provisiona

Chicago, Dec. s--cash quo
as follows: Arm
Fluur-Market quiet, but a ,,ln,ii
Wheat--Np. 2 spring, ossyssStcS;
spring, BQ7Sc; No. 2 red, sfsGHFt u
Corn-No. I, 42Mc: NO. = S,te ~
Oats--No. Z, 35k2c; no. 49, hsa
Rye-No. 2, 51c. a4Gs5c; q
Bar1ey-Good feeding, o4ey
choice mating, 41M54c. % q 81
Timothy Seed-Prime. ss. : sllll
Glover Sead-Contract s,LIsaMsI
Provisions--Mess pork,. sldess
lard, $6.50a6.52ih; short y I9,tSas
G.G2k; short clear sides, = winsS
Whisky-On basis OF cream
Butter--Afarket was mn,
.Q25c; dairy, 14W2lc. .a67a5c,
Eggs-Market easy q, Ss AZ i0a1tMasss
Cheese-Market steady
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
Chicago.

Chicago, Dec. s.--Hcgs-Recetptss
Market steady. Good heavy w
light, S4.2uM4.d5: mixed and buse9hef,f
4.bO; rough heavy. M.1oQ4.@.
cattle-Receipts, b,o0c. Market M
(. Sheep-Receipts, 1900. Markes wv
Closing: Good heavy, Asadssa. Y
,$4.25Q4.4u: mixed and butchers. ~
trough heavy, s4..a)G4.35. H
Cattle-Sluw, with reeves qnoss Z. " Il
90. IS; COWS md hetfers. Sl.eoGt'ss
,ers and feeders, $2.O0n4.lO ,.ro,s
Sheep-Steady at S2.lo94.2a; laus7
I5 .SD.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
Minneapolis

Minneapolis, Dec. Sine
prices on track follow: IA. u
!, Wheat-No. i northern, !" arrtr1l
tsOSc No. . northern, 7sc; Iea.o
Nd. I macar1ni, CSC; No, NE asIsc. 4
eornlnNo. ! yellow, old ss''s 4
No 4, old 46lzsc. ,,szc. No
Oats-No: 9 white, o9
3314c; No. 3. 31G33c.
Rye--No. 2. 50Ac.. m.Iiing.e
Barley.-Feed, S2q40c, ,apns wv,
Flax-No. / northWes
rive. sac; May. 97Mc. I
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
THE MARKETS
Sioux city Live steej

sioux CttY Ilvs otoCk'
Sioux City, Dec. Sioux Gitys ss
Yaras-Hogs-Light and sutchsfs !
a.i0; heavy. A.lbQ4.2s. ass
Cattle--Fat cows and he!ters. n I,
stock COWS and heifers, $l.ogG5A8.iss
crs and feeders. S2.50ita.6e,; bntsteSss "
So 5u5.o0; yearlings and calves, ~
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
81 one Of the front seats oyf the grip

On nj of the front seats of the grip
ear, sacred 70 smokers. sat an elderly
smoking with great yigor aspipe with a
bigsbowl andRa sienna foot and half
long. The car stopped at a street cross
ing; and "a Observation-Disclosures young
woman, finding the her seats crowd
sat down blythe side OF the elderly
man. He took his pipe out Of his
Smouth Pm afraid this smoke annoys
u miss he said. Not a Bit she
replied. MY brother smokes all the
Inc. and SO does my father. I'm smoke
Asadried.ss don't look it miss gall
s 1antly rejoined%t the old man, lifting his
3sjhaf
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
Russia Recoanizes panarn

st. Petersburg, Dec. IN
States Ambassador Mccormick
been officially notified of Russias
ognition Of the Republic Of Pa.laal
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11

want to be nominated and elected, hut I
would rather be defeated than be forced
to surrender the p-rerogatiyes belonging to
the office to n man or set OF men In Or
der to secure the nomination.
"a Should i be elected governor, 1t would
be g part Of my official duty to act al a
and equalization. which board assesses
the property OF railway corporations sit
uatsd within the state. In order b q !
might be entirely free from q relation
which would be inconsistent with the per-
formance of my duty to the people Of this
state, in case 1 am nominated and elected.
/ have rendered my resignation as attor-
Railway company. Under date Of Mo-
venber 2, 1903 ! rendered my resignation
az such attorney to h general counsel OF
the my; e. take effect the last day
OF March. 1904. / fixed h date thus ahead
In order that I might close w the pending
suits In my charge and toFgive sufficient
time TO the to select my sue,
has been accepted bysletter from the gem
erals counsel under date OF. November %,
Reason for Resigning.
I have thus resigned position of pecu-
mary value in order that my candidacy
may stand upon its own merit, free from
embarrassment to the railway company
and without ground for criticism because
self.
I could not do otherwise. 1 am not the
candidate of any.corporation or special
interest whatsoever. $Ss
When retire from my position as its
attorney, I shall be entirely free to act
according to the dictates OF my own judg-
ment. without restraint, in ali matters in
which 1t MAJ have an interest, should j
be called UP to do so.. i am not its candi.
dats for governor. In fact, I can say
with perfect truth that T am a candidate
the political affairs of that company In
this state. Could they make the numiaa-
ton OF the next republican candidate for
be selected. 4
This is al open secret known by ali mer
acquainted with the political affairs OF
Northwestern Railway company has al.
ways treated me with courtesy and con
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11

sss#8In his book entitled "a Guide to
Zebra Hybrids.'s Professor Ewart. IN.
speaking of the cross between the ze-
bra and h horse,#says. zebrules
~aresusually better able toatake care Of
themselves than pure-bred animals, are
more alert more active. and altogether
nc vigorous and intelligent. From
the first, zebra hybrids are more;
friendly m~orea$curious and conflding,
than ordinary feals. With time and.
care most of them be trained to
anysldnd Of work.ssIt is almost impos-
sibles n far from safe to break In a
young mule by itself, but quite possible.
to break sin9bySitsel zebra hybrid.''
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11

ciple involved will remain. It does NOT
matter 50 much whether ! am nom u the
Nominee Is made by the free choice 9. Inc
voters in the party; i II eth there RE- - ne e, M uon
it ia found here. Let the people Or lnei
state understand q, the re- sit ,naiSa e anas aes
ana primaries. / demand the ri.sht no.
only for myself, but s4sn TOR foa al th ean nominas
ton. of making an appeal direct 10 lhe
men who h 4, , the eg first ., and ,n p' III uses esSt Of
like character. The gentlemen who are
a S ! II !, the anst publ: ma MIND nj navy win no W saeh
Intention as that which has been as
sMa syn They 81. should adc, 81 r reeatea 'A With
sihsnneare pleasant. I have not one Wofu
i, e, utter tier aga inst j th ,nso IN g Refs0h IN case ssisSi il
exists. is the assumption on their par.
that sa, they h have Sici nesn te giy tSe 1 peop aa' Of ths
state the selection Of the next canaldate
Of the republican party of the state LOT
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
G0E |. CRAWFORD
LAUNCHES BOOM
Huron Aspirant for Governor
Of South Dakota Opens
His Campaign
S ENTIRELY INDEPENDENT
Says He Has Resigned as General So.
lie;tor Of the Northwestern Road
and Will Devote Himself to
His Campaign.

Huron, s.. Dat large mass meet
ing held here on December a, Hon. Coe
I. Crawford outlined his position with
regard to his candidacy fc. governor Of
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11

AS excellent remedy against the
freezing OF shop windows, the Pharma-
seutische Zeitung recommends the APP
plication Of a mixture consisting Of
fifty five grams of glycerfn dissolved in
one liter#ofs 81 per cent. alcohol, con-
tanning. to improve the odor, some oil
of amber. AS soon as the mixture clars
ifies, 1t Is rubbed over the inner SUR
face of the glass. This treatment, it is
claimed, not only prevents the forrna-
s4ionof frost. but also stops sweating.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11

h rapid rise of labor unionism In
ssAIneTieais traced by w. Ripley. pro
lessor of economics at Harvard. While
~ nglish Unions have increased,in nine.
e Ts,,sf from 100000 to 100000, those
sssbf the UritedNSta tes have grown from
81 100000 to 2,,000,000. The causes for
prosperity, for trust or combination
@idea,$sthescoal strike, and the labor
rloveInents@na.ur growth. The fu-l
$#tlTe Of the unions will depend, Pro-
lessor Ripley thinks, on the continued!
prosperity of the country, and on the:
administration of the unions.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11

h main feature Of the wireless tell
8egraph system of John Stone, of Bos-
ton. Is q sitting device .etWeen the.
Hertzian wave generator and the:
sstransmitting attenae on the one9hand.
between the receiving %antennae
the receiving circuit on8the other
hand, whereby all waves generated ex-
suppressed at b sending station, and
AT the receiving station only waves Of
desired frequency are permitted to
&Dass the RECEIVER
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
Mr.. crawford's Address.
Mr.. Crawford said:

Fellow Citizens aof Huron n Beadle
County,: Commencing last spring and con-
ftinuing during the summer and#up to the
present time political gossip has continued
to n my name with thesoffice of gov
ernor, and kind friends in increasing mum
bers a advised me to become a candi-
these invitations with Indifference, n
what | have said until very lately was
more in the nature of a encouragement
movement seemed to grow more and more
into G demand and old friends of twenty
years standing have urged me to become
and AVE made the claim that
1t is a call to public service with sub
stantial foundations among the people of
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11

SRsR@&E @ 5 g.
#C A. onant,Sa former Wash
\ tngton newspaper correspondent, was
sgOf the treasury two years ago to study
thescurrency needs Of h islands, and.
on his recommendation d distinct coin.
#AHgge system was created for the Philip
pines by congress. The first shipment
Of the sco~insssentsto thesislands was ina
even deferred TO by the Manila news
y papers assconants, Without the use of
the quotation marks. InsS%Hong-Kong,
and other5nearby trading ports the coin
"a isscalled nant,@e#8 3g9sg
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11

During the year81902 the emigrants
from Norway to the United States
numbered 27. O00, n 1906 promises
still larger figures TheSreasons for the
great increase in ernigration are to be.
found in scarcity OF work, poor pros.
poets for the future, high taxation and
information received from friends In
the United States of the satisfactory
found there. Large sums of
money are sent from Norwegians in
the United States to their relatives at
home. The amount in 1902 has been
estiInatedsat no less than s1,oOO,000.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11

In Tennessee on September 1 there
were eighty-four dry counties and
but twelve in which liquors could be
sold. In Arkansas s~eyenty-flVe oun
ties are dry and forty-three wet,
In Georgia incorporation Is 1877 to 1O3:
IN Mississippi, sixty-fiveEto ten. In ten
southern states the voters have the op--
portunity tccast their ballots against
licensing the manufacture or sale OF
1T is a state monopoly. That the south
is fast becoming prohibitionist is at
atributed to the suppression Of the negro
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
Stands for Rank and File.

i stand for the right of each member IN
the rank and file Of the republican party
in this state to vote his. deliberate choies
in selecting delegates at the primaries
who IN turn shall choose 70 tne
next state convention, and in doing SO,
to indicate their choice for governor.
Let the issue be decided with full knoWi,,
e.i,,a of all fhe facts by the primaries ana
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
Reason for Resiunina.

This is an open secret known by all mel
acquainted with the political affairs o
Northwestern Railway has al
ways treated me with courtesy and con