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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-03-11
ON A
Woman Fonnd h Food That Fitted
Her. |

Woman Fond the Food That Fitted
A newspaper woman went out to a
Colorado ranch to rest and recuperata
and her experience with the food prob1
lem is worth recounting.
1.-THE at the ranch was pres
eminently the worst housekeeper i
have eve known-poor soul, and poor
me!
q simply had to have food good and
plenty of it, for l had broken down
from ogerwork and was so weak I
could not sit up over one hour at q
time, knew I could not get we'll un-
less l secured food I could easily di-
gest and that would supply the great
est amount OF nourishment.
One day I obtained permission to go
through the pantry and see what I
could fiTid. Among other things 1 came
across a package Of Grape-Nuts which
. had heard Of but never tried. / read
the description on the package and be-
came deeply interested, so then and
there I got a saucer and some cream
III l1Co4 lAc 1dIlOQS- IOOu. EHt=s.# ~
1T tasted delicious to me and seem
ed to freshen and strengthen me great
". SO | stipulated that Grape-Nuts and
cream be provided each day instead Of
other food and | literally lived on
Grape-Nuts and cream for two or three
months.
sif you could have seer how fast l
got well 1t would have pleased and sur
prised you. I am now perfectly well
end strong again and know exactly
how I got well and that was on Grape
Nuts that furnished me a powerful
food I could digest and make use of.
"Ft seems to me no brain worker can
Gfford to overlook Grape-Nuts after
my experience" Name given by Pos
rum CO., Battle Greek, Mich.
Get the miniature book, 1.-THE Road
TO MELVILLE" in each pkg.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-03-11
Meat and Phvsi,r

London Chronicle: yha
physique Of the Japanese. e ~ np y
recently called attention - Which
respondent) is undoubtedIwt 4!esaa "a
more generous diet whtnJ uueSto'
enjoyed of recent years Insys I
they were vegetarians, more y sasl
sessity than choice, and tho ron
food OF rice and pickles, thon igir q. ST
them tough and why, stune.hait q ,
growth. This Is proved by easa.l Y
the average japanese with Jazz,
Wresliers. they come Of t isss J.
s saos ca nut aney seem to be a dirs,
close on six feet, and tha,s mus
something prodigious. Thew we
lious example of heredity. for a.s 9
them can trace their wrestlina sum
back for centuries, and thew b Sass
ways been meat eaters. nave
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-03-11
HOWE THIS,

We offer One Hundred Dollars Rar,,d
tny case OF ,Catarrh that cannot be- cars
Halls Catarrh Cure. "
+. j. CHENEY & co, Props.. To,aa
We the undersigned have known i, /, gh
for the last 10 years, and believe nm nal
honorable in all business transactions aHd
fially able to carry out any obligation ms
Their firm.
NEST &TRuAx. Wholesale Druggists, To]s
WALDING. hINNAN & MARVIN, Whd
Druggists, Toledo. O. '
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally.
directly upon the blood and mucous stfisl
the system. Price 75c. Isot bottle. Sold
Druggists. Testimonials free,
Halls Family Pills are the best,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-03-11
Found an E.su M.

Washington Star: How Ia ,,,.
getting along?"
'I'irst-rate.'
Studying hard?"
No. He writes me that he aoaen,,
to. He is eating a lot of The natsnt
That build up the brain, and make sue
Iul men,"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-03-11
An Elusive Town,

TT VT I1NoIVC TVWN, .
Judge: Pedestrian Dust landed from a
train at an Irish s~tation)-Pat. is 1t FAR to
Ballyhooligan?
Porter (confidentlyl-'T.s not far it Is If
Ye rode In a cyar, but II We walk, shure.
tn nearer We get to 1t tn furder away
ven fond 1t, sor.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-03-11
Not an Altruist

Washington Star; "You must lea
love your fellowmen," said the m
;st.
Il have no doubt" said Miss Cay
that it would be a fine disposition
/ can't help feeling that in some
1t would be very bad taste.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-03-11
Hand Power Hay Press sAs

Hand Power Hay Fres. ',onfi
Greatest, simplest. best .ns,,is,
the age. A Soy can make rssu III,
14x1Sx4S liz. bales like luz day
boys can bale three tons Re Tn.Dl
SEND THIS NOTICE ~. rCt
to the John A. Salzcr as for
Crosse, Wis, with Sc sta 'ng
ing, and get their big ca prsss. !
describing this great Hay ssnds
hundreds Of tools and th.Sa Zee
rieties Of Farm and Vegetape
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-03-11

Left in quick order after t. In'
doses Of DR.. Skirviu's RheumetAaln |
IN tablet form, 20 doses for 9sc ,
tad; WISCONSIN DRUG N "a,
CROSSE, WIS. &C. N. III w
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-03-11

Lord Brooke, the earl 9, octfnl
eldest son, is In Belgraue 1
special correspondent lo
newspaper.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-03-11

There are 2so glaciers IN IN inl 1
are said to be over ave uii
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-03-11

Editor = Blank cartridges 10
amt money enough in tow
buckshot,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-03-11

II France would assume did not s'e'A-
n duties bid his stay ar-
teant as she passed: ,a
..Divide this with your men anu
rink a health to-well-the princess
Jnknown.'
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-03-11

Had Been Collecting nor n,t
Atlanta Constitution: Boyn ,
nfti Wonder ome q man WIN :
Arizona republican., 1904-03-11
FRENCH CONNECTS
Common Council Receives Notice That
 Several Are in the City.

There has drifted into Phoenix from the coast cities during the past ten days or two weeks gang of disreQu- table characters The matter vas called to the attention of the authori- ties last evening by Joe Porterie, who appeared before the common council.
 Tonight" said MT Porterie. who is 9 deputy marshal, T visited th Cottage saloon and l saw seated arorud the tables gambling. eight Irenchmen Of the maquereaI type. They talked the Argo language, the broGue Jf the French convict and they are among the most hardened Of French criminals. They have been run cut of Paris and come to this country. They should be put out of the city because they are a bad and y:- cious lot
 The matter was referred to the city marshal who wiG undertake to rid the city of the obiectionab ble persons.
 There is but little doubt that nun crC1s low characters who have Oecu run out of the coast cities are TOW seeking refuge in the cities of the ter ritary. In all the principal places of California there have been crUsads S during the past few months against the red light districts, and the obieC- ticnable hanger-ons. San Francisco, Los Angeles, Fresno, San Bernardino San Diego and ether of the principal cities of the neighboying state have had such crusades and there is no doubt many Cf the persons who have been driven from those cities are seek ing refuge in this vicinity.
 The Phoenix police department at the present time is giving invitations to move on" to many persons of questionable repute and it is probable the city will soon be rid of the Argo conversing Frenchmen who have lately arrived.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-11
PERSONAL.

The following persons left Cn the M & P. yesterday: Mrs. A J. Montgomery, fer Santa Monica Ch5rles Schaefer. Los Angeles: Mrs. : John Lewellyn, Waco: $. w. Worthin and F. L. Worthin. Newport. Vt; F. F. Hawley and J. J. Meyers. Bisbee.
 There arrived at the Adams hotel yesterday: F. W. Rowe. Harry Heardclev, William H. Jenks, John w. I..sson, F. D. Washburne, David Gun die. James H. North. II. w. Hubbard, New York; JoAn H. Winterbotham, Thomas J. Turner. Chicago; John O. Gamer, E. F. Goodwin, Can Francisco; F. z. Smith, Los Angeles.
 The Ford hotel received the follow irS guests yesterday: George A. Cook and wife, Prescott: w. C. Maddox, Phoenix: Chester Deering, San Fran cisco; w. NJ. Sell. Jr., Hot Springs.
 There registered at the Commercial hctel yesterday P. Schwarz. of San Francisco: J. c. Reed Wicksnburg; A. r. Simmons, Mesa; J. s. Anderson. Flagstaff; J. V. Edwards, Maricora: C. F.. Gudgell Tikilwa; F. C. Whitney, Camp Traverse.
 James F. North. a prominent physi- elan of New York, is in the city, a guest a. the Adams.
 F. c. Rowe and Harry Beardslsy, New York newspaper men, are at tEe Adams.
 W. p. Hamlyn arrived in Pho nix yesterday from Wickenburg.
 The following passengers left over the Santa Fe this morning: Elva L. Blount. Chicago; J. T. Henson. Bolivar. Mo: T. H. North. Los Angeles; Bert Miller, Kansas City; G. Ortego, Hollec-
Arizona republican., 1904-03-11

situation is this" explained the mar. sinai. There are only two officers and myself on duty during tho day time
 One man is with the street gang, tho other patrollng the city and l am in the office and the present arrangement cannot he changel without injuring the city"
 The council recognized the justice of what the marshal said, and upon mo- tion of Councilman Messinger, seconded ! hy Councilman Dennis the marshal was instructed to -mploy an extra man to act as inspector. The inspector will act in conjunction with the city health officer and it is expected much good will be accomplished.
 The contract giving Messers. Cope X
 Tait permission to dig d ditch down Center street. from Buchanan street south 10 the city limits was agreed up- on at the meeting last evening and the mayor instructed to sign the agree ment Cope & Tait propose to carry in the ditch water to be pumped by T. w. Pemberton with power from the electric works. The water will irrigata a tract of 160 acres owned by Cope 6. Tait, and about 240 surrounding acres.
 The fire hose bids which have been hanging fire for several weeks were disposed of by motion rejecting all bids and instrUcting the clerk to ad- vertise for rev bids The new pro- pOsals will be received until six n'cloc};
 Monday evening, March 2S. The bids are to be for loco feet of fire hose. City Engineer Thompson appeared before the council and requested that a partition be built across his office, the north half to be used by the janit0r and the south half by himself. At present the office is jointly shared by the engineer and the janitor. The mat, ter was referred to the committee on public buildings.
 Mayor Bennett brought before tbc council the matter of determining inc rules and regulations under which the Southern Carnival Company will be al- lowed to exhibit in this city during the week of April 25. The mayor stated
 that the council had granted the com pany leave 10 come here under such regulations as the council should sec
 Gt to impose. but the rules and regula- tions had never been decided upon It was Grci.!ed to let the matter lay over until te next meeting, which will Ec held the first Monday in April.
 The janitor was instructed to clean out, and III the future take care of the freman's room in the second story of the city hall building
 The bill of Contractor Welch for plumbing was allowed to the amo.nt of $157.25.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-11
A SANITARY INSPECTOR
Council InauSurates a Movement to
 Cleanse the City.

The com'aon council last evening gave consideration to the sanitary con dition of the city md finally. as-er cca- siderable discussion the city marshal was instructed 10 employ man at q salary of $50 a month. whose special duty it shall be to inspect the cess pools and OIthouses of the city and see that they are put in proper con ditOn, under the city sanitary ordi- nance.
 a resolution was passed instructing the city marshal to detail a police officer to make the necessary in spectiOns. but last evening Marshal Kinney appeared before the council and complained that he did not have a po- lcewan to spare to do the work. The
Arizona republican., 1904-03-11

ANOTHER cARNlVAL-The South ern Carnival company is en route to this city. It viii show here during the week of April 2.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-11
WORLDS PRODUCTION OF COAL

Carrying coals to Newcastle is no deemed. Several years have now elapsed since prominent American coal company delivered it's first ton of coal at that famous English mart and every year since then has added to the supremacy of the United States as the first coal producing country of the world. Great Britain, so long the chief coal source Of the world now takes second place in the roster of nations. iE 1902. the United States exceeded it's former rival by no less than 47000 0e0 short tons. Even if the production of Canada, India, New South Wales and all her other dependencies is added to that of Great Britain, the United States is still 20,715.45I short tons, or nea~i- eight per cent. in the lead. 1t is now producing a little more than one-thi"d of the entire coal supply of the world. or 301,5S2.3fS short tons, and Great Britain's production amounted to 254.- 346.441 short tons, Germany's to 16j,- S26.496 short tons The other nations of the world brought the total prodIc- ton up to SS4.795,3t3 short tons. No one. however, had any considerable production as compared with the three leaders, the United States, Great Bri> tain and Germany
 The report of MT. Edward W. Parker, of the geological survey. on the pro- duction of coal in 1902. which is now in press, contains a statement of the pro-
Arizona republican., 1904-03-11
OF LOCAL
 u INTER EST

ANOTHER CARNIVAL-The South ern Carnival company is en route to this city. It will show here during the week of April 9.
 REMAINS FoRWARDED.-The re- mains Of Charles Bruner who died in this city were shipped to Earlborouga Oaklahoma yesterday for interment.
 D. L. MURRAY INJUREO.-D. L. Murray, eX-county treasurer and for merly one of the best known residents of Phoenix was injured a few days ago at his hone in Wickenburg. MT. Mur- ray had gone into the stable to looE after his horse and the animal crowded him up gainst the side Of the stall, and then broke and ran, throwing Mc. Murray violently to the ground His injuries though painful are not consid- cred serious.
 SURVEY FOR DlTCI.-.-i:y Engi. neer Thompson has naGe the survey for the Cope and Tait ditch running on Center street, south from Buchanan street 10 the city limits. The ditch will irigate about 400 acres of land.
 A BOWLING TEAM.-W. G. M'Nulty is manager of the bowling team which - I \. A move to iuvoigle Prescott into-a ser ies of games is already under way. Many of the members of the local team are also members of the Phoenix base ball team. A challenge has been issued to Prescott for game of base ball for March 30 It is also proposed to give the mountain boys a variety in the way of defeat.
 COMPANY 3 lN5PECTiON-The inspection Of International guard of the territory was Completed last night by the inspection of Company E. by Ad- iutant General Leavel and Col. NTClin- tock. The boys made a good showing. The adjutant general has not yet sIb- mi:ted a report Of his inspection of the various companies. The report is awaited with interest for it is under stood that the one making the best showing will De sent to the worlds fair.
 REVIVAL SERVlCES.-The revival services being held at the Cent .al Methodist church by Rev. Gcyctt are increasing in interest and results. "Thc Way Of the TIapsgressor is Hard" was the subject of he discourse Of the eIo- quent divine last evening and it proved mn interesting subject. A number of young men and ladies presented them selves at the altar for prayer and after the sermon siz persons made a pre- fession or fait,i. The services are be- inE held twice daily, at 10 a. IT.. and 2 31 D. m. There is special music at each service.
 ENCOURAGING eIGAMY.-Yes.er day afternoon a young man went into the probate court and said something about a marriage certificate. Clerk Kirkland can conceive of but one par pose 8 man has in talking about such things in that office and ne began fn- ing out go blank. The young man an swC-ed questions regarding his name, Jge. nativity previous marriages. if any. the name Of the bride to be etc.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-11

duction of each country for each year for which the figures are ottainablc since 1868 At the beginning Of Chat period the United States held third place among the coal producing couH- tries with an output but little more than one-fourth that of Great Britain and about T. per cent less than that of Germany. Twelve years later in 1880. the production of the United States had increased until it amounted to nearly One-half that of Great Brit ain, and exceeded that of Germany by nearly 20 per cent. At the close of the next decade the production of tha United States had increased to such m extent that Great Britain's output was only IA times as much as ours whi.l Was. iu turn. about GO per cent. more than GeTUany's. Tn 1899 the D.Odu.- tion of coal in the Gni,cd States ex- ceeded that Of Great Britain for the first time in our history. thel tonnage for the two counh ies being respect .ve- ly. 253,I41.I92 short tons and 2t5.5oc.- 155 short tons Each year since then the United States has increased her lead over Great Britain. until in 1902 our production exceeded that of Great Britain by more than so per cent. In the 35 years from 1868 to 1902. inclu- sive. the United States production has increased &52 per cent, while that of Great Britain has increased 120 per cent
 The following table exhibits the pro duction of coal in the principal conn tries of the world for the latest yeas for which tie figures are available:
 The Worlds Production of Coal.
 Country. Short tone. United States (l9o2) ........3G1.590.4
Arizona republican., 1904-03-11

When the blank was pretty well filled up the young man suspected that he was receiving encouragement to com init bigamy and he informed the clerk that he had been married so recently that he had not yet got tired of his wife What he had come for was 10 see about the marriage certificate which he had understood would be re turned to that office by the preacher WHO performed the ceremony.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-11
VERY LIKELY.

The other day a new baby came to MT. and Ms. Jones. A day or two af- ter the baby's arrival little Margaret, aged five, was asked by her naighhors if her parents had named the new lit tie brother vet.
 Nom" was the small mi-s ans we-, but they named the rest of us children Jones. so s'pose they'll call him Jones, tOo.-ExChange
Arizona republican., 1904-03-11
DEWEY ROSE

and Maricopa Chief will make season of 1904 at owners ranch one and one fourth miles west of Grand avenue on Maricopa canal.
 Maricopa Chief is an English Shire black. weighs HOO. six years old.
 Dewey Rose is black. six years old weighs 1O5O lbs Sired by Star Rose he by Old Montrose. Goes all the gaits As fine a bred saddle stallion as there is in America. For extended pedigree call on owner.
 Terms:-Maricopa Chief, $500, re- turn privilege. Dewey Rose, $25.O0, re- turn privilege.
 TRONaS MrcINNYS O1vuer
Arizona republican., 1904-03-11

The old school Tammanyites feel hard toward Mayor Mcclellan for sitting on the lid.-Atlanta Constitution.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-11

Great Eraitain G90Z) .254346,4t7 Germany G902) ............165. .326. 4g5 Austria Hungary G9OD .. f5,417.G59
 France G9O2 .............. 33.2S6.IlG Belgium 190D ..........-.. 24.4S5.St2 Russia G99D ............... 17.934,20l
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-06
I he Cosmos Club.

Monday afternoon. May ,, the Cos mos Club met at the home of Mrs Walter Gorman The program, Ameri- can Art was one of the most inter- esting of tEe entire years work, with Miss Elise Gormau A leader
 The roll call waS responded to with names of great American artists and then masterpieces.
 An interesting paper on The De- Yelopment of American Art vas read. Three-minute papers were read on Architecture, sculpture, Painting Pottery, Engraving and Photography
 Mrs. AldeIson sang beautiful assIcAl selection Tae Lesson Re vie" on Mexica vas quite animated and interesting The program closed with the memtecs t-lAug of visit to some noted Att Gallery
 Current magaz nes containing repre- sentative American Artists and their works were passed for inspection.
 A partiai report From Miss Frances Winfield, who WAS one of he delegates to the State Federation at Little Rock WAS made.
 The most pleasant an unusual part of the program Vas vet to come for Mrs. German and Mss Elise served delicious refreshments of ice cream and cake. All present received beastigaI Cosmos, the club flower in water colors the haudiwork 5f Hiss Else.
 Perry pictures representing the best American paintings were given 4. souvenirs Of this most interesting day on Art. The visitors were. Mrs. Bel and Mss Edna Bell.
 The Club adjourned voting Mrs German and Miss Elise the most charming hostes.
 The next meeting will be held at ,he home Of Mrs. T. ". Barrow on Msv if
 A MEMBEE.
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-06
Arriyai and lerarture of Trains
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Democrat Times.


 Heai,l k very Igad n this locality.
 W have ga. oss Df water. but We need a little ran.
 The farmers are beginning to twist their mouth an the side at their face. ready to send up dry weather howl.
 Our postmaster has troubieN gf his awa- doH'tmeHtiaa yours
 Mlss BurHe Taomas, x quite pnug his week
 Boys. you W haze e. be very care 'ht whiiehuutuG. 4s NJ. Turkey tfop. Ter Is 9sSt eg ai~ -smmsr Fl .,yIian.
 We are encouraged uerolH tr ,ug- gest. that perhaps winter .s over. Spring k here Ne are sure dS nearly gll papers contain great snake stories.
 Cotton planting : about over in this section for the present at least.
 H. Johnson went 10 Memphis this week to buy stock If goods, ,o We nave been informed.
 J-M. Wallace. If the Vail If Beulah las paid this reality several yi~i this week. and ,tHl He {, welcome to t)me again
 Ne have been informed thas Wm. Guest will prsaca heart piercing ,eTmeu at this place next sunday
 Miss Hattie AndeEsQn 8f Searcy. Ark. arrived here last sunday. and f.on1rnanpet l4a,.. ..,lr7 o,ar form sf .,Ito,.l ar this place and her anming was very highly appreciated by the patrons # The school
 Mr r. Jackson. and Dave SmdA- nave abandoned tbeir farming and mbarked nte iae bee hunting busi- ness, with vers litfe ~aece>s ID to this writing
 Thos Cocharn. and RoIly Moody. Of sand Ridge were very pleasant callers it thiS place iast Tuesday