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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-18

Vienna, Austrian exporting circles are
contemplating the fitting out Of q
steamship for a floating Industrial ex-
Inhibition 10 visit the ports of the East
Indies and 8easterns5Asia.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-18

ffeldSin South Wales s regarded as
perior to all other steam coat by the
navies of the world. Its rival from the
United States is the Pocahontas coal,
from West Virginia.
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Army Eatina Each Other.

London, Dec. 15.-Adyices ~ va
somaliland, East Africa, say the 5 W. :
Mullahs camp followers have taRenIs
c~annibalism. owing to shortage OF SUP y,
plies. The body of a captive receatn
executed by the mullah was imrlleala a,ss
~ carried off and eaten. The feast, !,
participated in by the women, Nl a.e.
the mullah subsequently, ordered, I'd
cuted. Theessi In turn were looked ~
eaten by their late comrades.
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According to an English authority.
I'VE eattsmore than n other people. 1t
takes 20 pence d day per capita toafeed5
us. The Brtton grows fat on % pence.
the German on FL pence, q Frenchman
19 and an Italian on 3. The same au-
sthority tells US that we work and pro-
sstducesin proportion to our eating. Our.
annual exports are about In the same
proportion. but w~eyaresnot as sweetly
anelined as our British cousins They,
sleAt seventy pounds OF sugar q year
IAndsWe but sixty-seyen per capita.
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william T. Frye ofsEsNaaine boasts OF
being the only great-grandfather in the
United States senate, a girl baby hav-
Ing arrived at the home Of his granson,s
William Frye White, in Washington,
but revels in the distinction Of being
the only greatngrandfather.
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President and Nine. Loubet. OF
France, have sent a bewildering col-
lection o ftoys to the two little Italian
ndncesses, Yoiande and Mafalda,
among which Is a rabbit that plays the
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-18

In4Ma.ne there aresstxteen spool fac
tories that cut u enough white birch
trees Ia make SOC, 100000 spools q yea
Nabput which are ultimately wound
lSe.oeo.ooo.0oo yards OF thread.
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There are In round numbers 100000
steiephones In use In the United States.
TfleirSuse has increased ten fold In the
snast SIX years. There are nearly $780,
900 Telephones IN farm houses.
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ADMITTED TO BAR.

Has Certificate to Practice in All.
Courts of State.
Pierre, S.. D., Dec. l2.-John Theodore
Medin was admitted today to practice
in every court in the state upon a GER
tihcate from the supreme court Of
Iowa. Medin is a resilient of Dell
Rapids.
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William McAdoo, formerly a demo-
eratic member of congress from New
Jersey, and assistant secretary OF the
havy during M. Cleveland's second ad-
tninistration.is now mentioned as the
probable successor OF General r. ".
Greene as commissioner Of police in
New York city.
both the environment and the internal
chemistry Of life. 1T forms more than
halfsthe weight OF most living things,
and ali the active parts OF animals and
plants consist Of water holding the
bfhe ingredients In solution or sus-
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They dug the bruised and battered
form OF the inventor out from under
the ruins of his flying machine. Isl
want to say he whispered hoarsely,8
my invention is going to be a
magnificent success! I have found out
Just what ais i'll" Waving the sur
gepns away, he continued to talk to the
reporters.-Chicago Tribune. s&E
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It costs 1925. 900 to operate the so'
ernment printing Office.
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& Richard McMichael, managing pro-
prietor Of Congress- Hall at Saratoga
Springs sixty years ago and for a great
many years after. died at his home In
Brooklyn few days ago. Congress
Hall when he ran sit Wasaas famous q
hotel as there was in th%e#country and
remaining soEsuntil the outbreak OF the
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Some statistician has figured that
there are 100000 Smiths In the United
States. Three thousand are employed
by the United States government and
nineteen Smiths die every day. In New
York alone there are s126, OOO. Includ-
Ing the smythes and other variations,
the family is roughly estimatedsto oom-
prise 100000 in this country.
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MUNYON'S Free Invitation.

] want every sick person to send mo
their name and address and full particu-
lars of their complaint, with Coupon be-
low. which will cntitIa them to any one of
my remedies free. If you have Rheuma-
tis!n, don't fail to send for :. free vial OF my
1theumatisn Cure: L know it will. cure
you. 1fyou suffer with indi gestion any
stomach, trouble, be sure and get "A free
vial Of my Dyspepsia Cure; it will enable
You to eat hat you like and all you like.
III you have IL cough, send for my Cough
Cure. If your kidneys are out of order. no
matter how serious, my Kidney Cure win
prove blessing. My Headache Cure
stops any headache in to 10 minutes. Ny
Diarrhna Cure corrects all bowel COM
plants In a few hours. No matter what
your disease is, write and tell me all about
your complaint, and I viii send yon my
remedies free or you can buy them in amy
drugsto
1TINION, PhiIa., Pa.
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prenaring for Primaries.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Ala.. October 22.-(Sne-
cial1-The democratic state executive
committee met here today upon the call
Of the chairman to formulate uniform
nlan for holding the county primaries
next spring 1t was decided. however To
deter action on the matter until during
The early part of next January. George
" Jones, If Montgomery, and State EX
a1niner Sedberry, of fillmore. We're elected
to tho vacancies on the committee from
+ he second anI MFR districts, resper lively
The committee meeting developed three
candidates for the presidency Of the rail
road eommssion--Hon John V Smith.
the Incumbent; Robert J. Lowe. chairman
of the state executive committee and
Hon. Il. w. Booker, of Elmore former
convict inspector
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ypha2 yzss Free Package Cosasa5as,

orc large battle Of FormMa c., TO heal tiN
Prostate Gland; contract the weakened end re
iaxed ducts to prevent drcins. emissions e2d
waste and TO bring circulation 10 the diate1dc5
yaina and cure Varc0ccle. One forge dottls 9f
Formula B. to repIenish vital substance. revlta!iZs
the brain spine md sexual structures by furnish
Ing the true vital elemeats OF vigorous manhood
A bottle Of JorlsuIn 4 to reconstruct the nervous
ard general system to restore 2'atrgt strengGtn
manly vigor and vital power Witho1tsti1lnlailon
These three new preparations cure end TcstoIs
MI men-whethe- Old, young or midile-aged-,
who suffer from any form of nervous and sexual
weakness, resulting. from. overwoFk. physlcal
decay excosses, the practice OF secret vice or
otherwise You can write with perfect confluence
md without fear of being humbugged by
Prescription c. @. D. or any other fraud Just
tell Us Where 10 send them, ana that gol aGsh 70
o. eonrinced Of cure ariout pGgg us enc cent and
ehc three large free bottles will be forwarded TO
you in plain, scaled box, without any marks TO
ldentifg its contents or where it came from.
This IS the most exhaustive oDd coInplete free
cest course eyer offered nervous md weakened
men. That 1t is absolutely successful in all cases
Is proven by the fact that We ask every man 70
give it thorough test, at bis. own home, ana
he his own iloee without paying u3 one cent
There viii be no Interference With your WORK
and daily habits, and strict confidence regarding
names correspondence, ETC., is assured. Address,
JAMES s. JAMES. 80 James Bldg. Covington, hy,
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Triton, Ga, October "a (Special.)A
cutting ARRAY occurred early in the week
at the saw mill Of the Gray Lumber
Company, at Pinehloom. in which Gil
ford Morgan was cut across the throat
and back by Il young man named Norris.
The difficulty arose over board bill.
and Morgan began the affray by slash
ing Norris across the head with his
knife. Norris pulled Morgan down on
his lap and was cutting him to pieces
when friend OF Morgans by the name
OF Bradford knocked Norris down with
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Twelve Men Lost Their Lives.

Newport News, Va. October 22--on
the Newport News schooner John Is
Eirkrnan. which arrived here tonight
are two seamcn of the crew of the Chou
cester fishing schooner j. T. Williams
which went to pieces on reef off cape
cod light in the storm last FRIDAY morn
ing. They are probably the only sur
vivors of the fourteen men ON hoard Wheh
Tho schooner struck. The rescued men,
Waiter j. Harris. of Bangor Maine, ana
Charles Keeler. of New York. were picked
M last Friday night 90 miles east OF
cape cod, after cinging nine hours to
M bottom of the dory in which they
rGrapad.
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Big Blaze in Macon.

Macon. Ga, October 2o.{Special.)-Fire
..t5tted the main building of the Brown
wagon factory on Cherry street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets tonight. entail
ing a loss of something like $4,000,
The main building was a three story
brick fronting on Cherry street for about
fifty feet and running back something
like 200 feet to an alley.
In il were the offices and an abundance
of material. finished and unfinished.
AJonesjde the main building IS a two
story corrugated iron structure, nearly
twice the size of the brick.
The fire was well under way In the rear
Of the brick when the alarm was runS
in and but for the hard and efficient WORK
Of the fire department the entire block
would in all probability have been swept
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Large Blaze at Norfolk, Va.

Norfolk. Va. October 23.-Thc nve-story
building of the Old Dominion Paper Com
many. on Commercial place. was gutted
bv fire tonight, and it was only by super
human efforts that the flames We're kept
within the four walls of the structure.
hiob northeast wind threw blazing brands
Tor SQUARES and seriously endangered the
heart of the wholesale section.
The fire originated on the NTH floor.
and had gained great Roadway before II
was discovered
What portions of the buildings escaped
ne flames were ruined by water ana
the immense stock is a total loss. The
damage is estimated at from $4,000 to
500 GOO, and was insured.
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Just Missed Being Drowned.

Augusta, Ga. October 9.-{Specia!.) y
MISS Florence l.. Tucker. of Atlanta. had
rather narrow escape from drowning at
the ferry this afternoon. j. y. Pelot,
who was driving. lost control Of the
horses. and could not stop them. Tho
Terry boat was coming over from the
Georgia side aut had not reached the
carolina bank when the horses reached
the water
Seeing they were going right into the
river, the ladies jumped out at the Wa
Tors edge and escaped injury. but the
horses walked off in II feet Of water,
and as they went under the approaching
ferry boat came over their heads ana
both were drowned
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Had to Hang Hall Twice.

birmingham, Ala. October 22.-Felix
Ha~. alas Henry Jackson, colored. vas
hanged In the 1ah yard here at noon To-
day for the murder o. Norwood Clark
a young n,,lte man. who was clerk 4; u
comnfssary q construction Camp on
the Ensley Southern railroad. The crime
occurred two years 60.
his innocence, claiming that he had never
worked on the Ensley Southern railroad
and did not know Cler-
he was in Mississippi when the crime oc
Cured. When the drop fell the rope slip
ped and the man breathed heavily for
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Tvnhoid Fever at Lexington.

Lexington. va. October %. 1T appears
chat the typaoid fever trouble at the
Virginia Military institute has extended
to Washington and Lee university. where
seven students are i'll with the fever
There have been thirtv-four eases III
al in the town Of Lexington since the
lst az the present month.
Dr. j. NJ Upshur. Of this city, menu
Der aud the chief medical adviser OF the
Virginia Military institute board Of Wis
TORS. is said To have wired General Shipp.
the superintcndent of The Virginia mti
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Harris Wounds Prove Fatal.

Barnesville. Ga. October 2I-(special-
The wounds Of yaden Harris, who was
shot by Toi4 Bradley at The Rcck sun.
day afternoon. proved fatal. and he died
at the home Of his mother in this city
carly this morning. His body was buried
today at Miner.
He leaves a wife and several children.
being man Of about thirty years of
age
II is claimed by those interested that
the shooting was accidental, and 1t is not
for it,
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Dragged bv Wild Horse.

Moultric, Ga, October 2i.-(Special)-
j. A. Bowers, a prominent young stock
dealer of Moultrie, had a horse TO run
away with him yesterday and received
near Autreyvlle when his horse became
frightened and ran with him He was
thrown from the buggy and one foot and
leg crushed; he held 10 the rens and at
ter being dragged for hundred yards
finally stopped the animal He was too
badly wounded to help himself back 10
town His surgeons say that he will
recover from his injuries. but will bear
the marks of them for life.
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Fruit Growers Have Grievances.

Macon. Ca. October 2o.-(Special)-
Committees of the Fruit Growers Asso-
citation of Georgia convened here this
morning at the Hotel Lanier for a con-
sultation with Hon. William n. FlemlhS'
Inc associations attorney.
The association is preparing TO carry
complaints it has before the interstate
commerce commission when it convenes
in Atlanta the latter part Of the present
month
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w. C. Latimer Seriously Wounded

Hogansvile, Ga, October % -(Spe-
ciaL,-W. G. Latifner, Henry Matthews.
Zach Reid and herman zachery went
opossun hunting last n.sh,, and, after
hunting till aDout 2 o cioca, they stopped
TO rest, when Henry matthew's went 10
sleep with his pistol III has hand.
Alter resting, Latmer went over to
wake Matthews. when, in some way, the
pistol was discharged, the bail entering
Ldtmer abdomen and making very
serious II not fatal. wound. Physicians
have grave fears OF the result.
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Racer Dashed INTO Crowd.

Birmingham. Ala. October le.-.At the
fir grounds this afternoon. al The con-
clusion of trottins race. one Of the
horses became Uamanaseabe and dashed
into a crowd Of people which had sErged
ON the rack. Several persons We're
Knocked down. and James Tate OF Pes
.s-incr. was seriously injured fie has Il
rloken nose and is otherWise huIt
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Wifa's Brains Were Shot Out.

Villa Rica. Ga. October 22.- tSpccial)
Claud Smith. . young farmer living out
near Wesley Chapel church, miles from
town, acciuen ally shot his wife's brains
out today about o'clock by carelessiy
handling an old shotgun. Mrs. Smith is
Yet alive, but there is no chance for her
recovery. Tho couple had been married
only two months.
Young Smith says If his wife dies he
will kill himself also
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Emory Seniors To Hunt 'PoSSum.

Emory College. Oxford Ga. October
o.-(Special)-In accordance with a
ruioue custom which was established
hero some three years ago, The entire
senior class of Emory college will go en-
masso upon a 'possum hunting expedition
next Fridav night A call meeting OF the
class was held in the college chapel this
morning at which time all arrangements
for the approaching event were perfected
Professor Frank Clyde Brown. physlcai
dirnrtor OF the college and James Park
rJannah Of the modern language depart
mont. were unanimously elected as repre-
sensattvcs from the faculty who Will be
invited to accompany the class on this oc-
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GEORGIA..
Little More Cotton in EIbert.

Eiberton. Ga, October I9.-tSrecal.)-
ne cotton crop is about gathered in
some places in this section. 1t is being
marketed rapidly by some of the farm
ers, while others are holding back While
me crop is nearly as good last year.
sun 1t falls far short Of what crop
should be
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Four Distilleries Destroyed.

Hiawasseo. Ga, October 2I.-(special)
United States Deputy Collector Hinton.
with ]. Is. Johnson and posse arrived
here last night and reports the seizure OF
three large stills in Rabun county yes
terdav and the destruction of d fourth
,7fu+fIl.tN-
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Offer Little for Land.

Hiawassee. Ga, october 2I.-(Specian
Mountain land buyers are here looking
after timbered lands. They are well
pteased with the timbers, stii. they arc
offering bat little for the LANDS, owing
10 the fact that they are 50 far from
a railroad
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Wild Deer in Ebert.

Elberton, Ga. October 23.-(Special)-
This week two wild deer, buck ano
doe. We're seen IN this county ue>Ar Bever-
~, and huntsmen Immediately began pun
suit, but so lar have failed to bag the
game. il is not known now these dee~
came into this section. but it is though
by some that they were raised in th@
near swanps IN another part of the
county Il deer was Killed last year.
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into Campbell county. modern and i'm
proved farming implements. which have
greatly acceleterated the development OF
Tie farn From this Introduction of the
latest machinery farms have multiplied
and the yield has been noticeablv in
creased. and with this better condition
in the health OF the rural communities
hNe rpGnIN0-
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itary institute. after consultation VIA
other members of the board recommends
ne that the institute be closed ana the
cadets fur!oughed for an indefinite pc
riod 1t is believed this recommendati'"
will be adopted
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ALL, THE NEWS OF DlXlELNND

that he went to him and denounced 1t as
untrue and slapped his face. He says that
Matthews followed him out upon the
street and struck him with a heavy stick
and that he cut him in self-defense.
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GA wi a..


Selma. Ala. October '9-This city and
vicinity were visited by frosts this morn
ing and it is reported to have been heavy
In some localities 1t is not believed,
however. that the frost has killed the
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Bad Blaze at MONTGOMERY.

Montgomery. Ala, October 22.-(spo-
cial) Tho large furniture store Of T.
Wolff was damaged by fire and water
hero tonight to the extent Of 325 600
The FIRE started on the fourth floor ani
was difficult To manage. The building
was only partially destroyed. Several
firemen were injured, bnt not seriouse.
M ne furniture was n ne fully insure.
store
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Will Meet at jacksonville.

Triton, Ca October "a Especially
The regular monthly meeting of the Gear-
gia saw Mil Association will be held in
Jacksonville, Fla. Tuesday. November
3. There is large portion of the associ-
atoms membership in Florida, and the
meeting is held there for their benefit.
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ten minutes when he was hauled up an
hanged second time. This time the fall
broke his reck
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See the great double fourteen
months offer Constitution and sun
NY South on page 8.
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Free until January LIST, 1904, The
Weekly Constitution and Sunny
South. See particulars on page 8,
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Burned to Death in Home.

III ir fifteen or more stores was elea
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Continued on Page Thirteen.
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Answer the above questions. yes or no
and write your name and address plainly
IN the dotted lines. Cut out and send to
~ Snrouln Z L,-,nllaA S-AoiAlist
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g. ~ - FL

Nun YON, Phila.. Pa.
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CUSTOMS COuRTEsIEs.

Because of abuse of the practice of
extending special courtesies to arriv-
ing passengers at ports of entry the
Treasury Department has issued a cir
cular limiting considerably the grant
ing of such courtesies in the future.
The extension of special cOurtesies to
arriving passengers Will hereafter be
limited to foreign ambassadors, Minis
ters, Charges d'Affaires, secretaries,
naval, military and other attaches of
embassies and legations and high COM
missiOners, and to similar representa-
tives of this Government abroad re-
turning from their missions. All these
officers are entitled by international
usage to the free entry of the baggage
and effects of themselves, their families
and suits without examination.
In the case of invalids and their COM
panions, and of persons arriving in
charge of their dead or summoned home
in haste by news of affliction or disas-
ter, instructions will be issued to ia
cilitate the landing and examination of
their baggage, but such instructions
will be construed as only relieving such
persons from waiting their turn in line.
Their baggage will be carefully exam
ined and duties in full collected as
though no favor had been shown.