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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14
CLARK AND HE!NZE UNITE
Reported Thas Senator and Mining
Man Form Political Alliance.

Butte, Mont. July lo-Senalor w. 4.
Clark n Augustus lieinze have
formed Il new political alliance and all
Montana is talking about it. The new
combine is preliminary to next years
campaign in Montana, when Mr.. Clark
wants to return to the United States
senate and Mr.. Heinze wants a legisln-
ture ana friendly judges on the dis
trict and Supreme court benches.
In Butte HeinXe is supreme POLITICAL
ly and without a delegation from Butte
the control of the next Legislature in
the interest of Clark's candidacy is
questionable.
Without Clarli's support from outside
counties Heinae would not stand much
show of getting 4 hearing before the
legislature OF of electing friendly
Judges.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14
NEW SHELL A TERROR
Heaviest Armor If 1t Strikes
Anywhere Near.

New York, July 1O.-That a l2-inch
shell. loaded with only a small charge
of dynamite, is the worlds most eff
fective explosive and will crumple in
the side of The heaviest armor-clad YES
sci though the shell fall short of its
mark by twenty feet. has just been
demonstrated by tests at the govern
ment proving grounds at Sandy Hook.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14
FORMAL STATEMENT
MADE BY ROOSEVELT
Announces the Appointment OF
ROOF as Secretary Of State
and Roots Acceptance.
HE is VERY GRATEFUL
Presiden: apprentices Very Strongly
the Great Financial Sacrifice In
VOWED by Roots Acc ptance
% the Secre.,ryship p.


given opt by SecrctarY Loeb:
~i:liho Root has a~a,apt-d the tender
l,,- tnc president of t,. Serre;arvship of
,l,,e. ,le viii take me oath of Office
ia u couple of weeks. Vie will not go to
Wa>hinmtoa pcrmal eg.tiy unit! some
,in,e il, 81. emher
M, .,rnsidnnI Is ,.,,nb .ra,ifiad "a,
IN" ,'fNsiucii. - t'i'Nu ilati.eu "t
lt""' ~H1cep,ahee go IS aeeP'N ser
s'bie to Inc personal SaariiIres inhds ny
i:oGj III again taking upon himself the
burdens aud duties % q nembe of the
cabinet.
-. i,.i,, nr .an,.t,,,. AZ .,,,. n,,n-
~ n''loN 81 7eG,g',.. -. St - l,'v-
,i,'Il% al ml5ce, h,eis"1st ~ m,a' NE peu1
hhi's tM' weeks before ne formally VIII
take Tie oath of oiti.r Wis professional
Interests are SO larsa he will nave TO
,,aynra tnnsidcrable mn 1o sulisfa.-
t,,u,. ,,.,,,. uha,. ,.f,r. No COOS "a
w.. 10, tn TN. .sr,,,uo,t ,i,, ~
, . " ."M /" 49, NV l.
oi tih state dcl'il'ii!et.i- Iieii ne 'dhts
active large of the department. he VIII
CIV. uil entirely his law practice.
President Roosevelt paid an eloquent
trihi,ta 1 a. Tho life and saryicos Of John
I,,. In, s5, .Ilraos h.fn,a No Nnti,,,l
W. -. au..n :. Na''
'o"''tti.hai asSoci',-on az Ocean GROVE
TO-DAY ~" followed taiS tribute with
a. rstirnate oil the PERSONAL sacrifice
l.iihu Foot had made in being Score
the eyti}Dje of fhese tyyo men IS not
nn,i,,.i,, ,s,i.,,n ma I...idart ina,n,red
i1,''aI "iII'.ue lic '',rS.'eil. i'o.N".e"
~ u ''gi,i'e@ ns tN,'S.e 10 otisi l',i,-
.' ~ - San, ~. " a. !''''' '''"
l'''iL' = iHoa' y n.o'"''
Nfe"s "ea'ef' IS a menace'
-. w. i. NNtUehu sn'i H. Pa.t, ,..,,..,
t'lf1i'7!1 II YOU -..'s aUtu u 'N'i'H,'i
couirrv. The chief harm done hv the men
"f -Nolloa fortune TO tee community is not
TIN harfn tat the demaSosue is apt to
H'pl' a. fprinSiiS rom th"ir actions,
4M ~ q . 1ha. ~" ,"gg.ss 80 Up a
,'n,,i. "a fh 49, rnst o. ~ If W. did nor
ourselves attach an exasgeratrd import
auc, To the r.ch man who Is distinguished
only by las riches. thus rich man would
haNg a most insisnidlant influence over
-, ". eSneaaitS or ~ aaa!' ~ ne los
NV ~ ,ro'.u NJ, o. o,r en- ~ hS. 3nd,rinr Ms.
sour and dIscontentcl fr his actual bus
in.ss relations he i, much more apt TO
h"seflt .than harm tae rest of Us; and
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14

The town Of Torquay, England, has
adopted a bylaw to prohibit people.
from using bad language even in their
owl houses.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14

Count Won Lewenhaupt, q Swedishf
nobleman. has set up as a PROFESSIONAL
maSSeur. y
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14
The Sacrifice of Root.

"NOW | WisheI 70 secure as JohW
HAYS successor the man whom ] re-
sarded as of the men in the ountry
that one best fitted to be such "A ones
successor. In asking him To accept the
position Of secretary of state was
asking him to submit to a Very great
pa"uniarN sacrifice. but ! never even
thought of that aspect Of the question,
Tor knew he would not. either. |
knAw THAI whatever other c~onsidera-
tons he had to weigh for and against
taking the position the considering of
how u would affect his personal for
uue w":,ll not be laken into account
by l.lihu Root. ana he haS accepted.
i ana not speaking o. HAY and Roo.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14
REFUSE TO SEEK WRIT.

G!osson is in iai! here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15
CENTURY FOR DECEMBER.

Notably rich in color is the Christ
mas Century; it's many pages in col
or and tint and its store of Christ
mas story and verse making it a
handsome gift book in itself. The
text of Alfred Domett's "A Christmas
Hymn is illustrated, and there are
four pages of illustrations by Leyen-
decker, printed in full color. Eight
other pages are printed in tints of
brown and dark green: Timothy
Coles wood engraving of Zurbaran's
"St. Catharine in Prayer" Albert
S%terner's drawing for the December
chapters of Mrs. HI nphry Wards
new novel, a picture of the Christ by
Paul Julien Meylan, a C~astaigne
sketch of the Hotel de Crillon and
work by j. Hambidge, F. Il. Schoon-
over and Henry HUT. There are al.
so four pages in black and white re-
producing interesting scenes in lower
New York from drawings by Thorn
ton Oakley.
Pre-eminent among The fiction OF
the month, of course, is the contin-
uation OF Mrs. Humphry Ward:
'Fenwick's Career" the new chap
ters carrying the young Westmore-
land painter to London into a worlt
of thought and of people altogether
new to him. There are Christmas
stories by Elizabeth Foote, THE
Rough Places" by Lawrence Mott
ssIo,, Do,f;,ta,c Nb, III CT M DC Drocapf.'
by Mrya Kelly, Star of Bethlehem,
and by Jacob Riis, 'T'he Snow-babies
Christmas" a tende. y told incident
of life at the sea Breeze Hospital foi
crippled children. A short story by
the author of Mrs. Wigs of the
Cabbage Patch is called THE Soul
of o Sana San," and there is a rath
er mystif Il sketch, Lovers il
Heaven" - by Julian Hawthorne. Ev-
identity written to provoke miles
and successfully-are Maurice Fran
els Egan's THE Honor of Sexton
Maginnis." Elliott Flowers ''The
Elusive Wedding" and George Hib-
bard's after the Accident"
Nor is the number lacking n more
serious offerings IAN intimate
Study of the Pelican" by Frank M
Chapman; further chapters of Camil-
lie Gronkowski's Historic Palaces OF
Paris" and Katharine A. Carts lin
the Court of the Empress Dowager,'
and an account of THE Russian
Players in New York" by Florence
Brooks, with portraits of Paul Orlen-
eff and Madame ALA Nasimoff-but
of most Importance is the first OF
Frederick Trevor Hills Lincoln the
Lawyer" showing the writer's en-
thusiasm for and research into his
subject and promising new and val
liable chapters in the history OF
Abraham Lincoln.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15

and especially to those who have a
for horses. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Drew will be seen in their
clever one-act comedy, THE Yellow
Dragon The Eight Vassar Girls.
the spectacular scenic and instru-
mental novelty. Following are The
Nichols Sisters, who have an act
which has many imitators but M
equals; Foster and Foster, the Mys-
ter1ous DeBiere, Helen Silvany, Toll
edo and Price and others.
Fifth Avenue.
F. F. Proctor has secured for nre.
sentation at his Fifth avenue thea
ire, the week of December Is, a new
version of East Lynne by Law
ence Marston. This is the same
ldaptation which Ellis Jeffries has
iecided to present in London. The
novel, East Lynne" was written by
Mrs. Henry Wood about 1858, and
net with immediate success. The
book had little literary value. but
he story was SO full of interest that
t appealed to all classes. The first
tramatization was made by Clifton
rayleure in 1865, and produced at
he Boston Museum.
One Hundred and Twenty-ffth Street
'Raglan's Way" a drama in four
lcts which Edwin Arden wrote for
himself a decade ago, and in which
lie starred with no inconsiderable
success in the west, will be produced
1t Proctor's One Hundred and TWEEN
.y-fifth street theatre December IS.
t will be the first performance of the
)iece by the Proctor players, and it
Will be the first time that any stock
company has presented the drama in
New York. 1t is a most engrossing
play with an intricate plot, and it
las two sensational features in a
duelling scene in Act l, and a hand
to-hand encounter and exciting wrest-
ling between Guy Raglan, the hero,
md Robeloff, a Russian ad%venturer,
in the last act.
Newark.
With Emmett C~orrigan & Company
in an extraordinary funny sketch
called "The Card Party" as the head
liners, the bill for the week of De-
cember IS, in Proctor's Park Place
theatre in Newark, will be a partic-
illarly strong one for the week before
Christmas. Contrary to general us
age the houses on the Proctor circuit
are kept up to their customary all
year-round high standard of vaude-
Vile, even during the recognized dull
holiday season.
Sunday Concerts.
All star Sunday concerts are given
at all of Mr.. f. F. P~roctor's New
York theatres at 2 and s p. m.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15
Must Obey Orders.

AS an illustration of carrying military
discipline too far, this story is told by
Gen. Nelson A, Miles: There was a GER
tain colonel who, in the middle of a cam
paign vas seized with a sudden ardor
about hygiene. He ordered that all his
men change their shirts at once. This
order was duly carried out, except In
the case of one company, where the pri-
Yates wardrobes had been sadly de-
pleted. The captain of this company in
formed the colonel that none of his men
could change their shirts, since they
had only one apiece. The colonel hest
a moment, then said. firmly: Or
ders must be obeyed. Let the men
change shirts with each other. '"-Bos-
ton Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15
DEEP-SEA FlSHING-BANKS.
Where the People of New York City
Get an Occasional Taste
of Sport.

Every day through the spring anc
snmmer and autumn, and almost every
day in winter, a boat leaves one of this
East river piers bound for the deep.
sea fishing-bands, writes Bertha Fl
Smith, in Four-Track News. Every
passengero on board isof thattrue democ.
Iacy, the democracy of the rod and
reel. Not death itself is more of 9
con o leveler than the fiSaaing-rod
n who crosses the gang-plank of this
fishing steamboat leaves class distlnc.
lion behind.
The professional man fleeing bust
ress for a day, the clerk with a holi
Jay ON his hands, the mechanic thrown
into idleness by a strike, the invalid
who finds the city irksome and longs
for a sniff of the sea, old men. u
boys and all ages and stages of man.
kind between, may be seen in tbs
stream of iReople that dribbles along
the pier while the sun is yet dodgina
behind the Brooklyn housetops. The
who would go .deep-sea fishing
must be up 3betimes. for it is a goosI
three hours run to the fshing-banks
-L.NHE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15

BALLSTON, N. Y, Dec. 15.-The
prosecution in the trial of Mrs. Hattie
Munckton, charged with the murder of
her husband, rested its case at the
close of court, and the defendant will
be put on the stand to tell her story.
The evidence of Deputy Sheriffs An
drus and Hubbs. who secured an alleg-
ed confession from the accused woman,
was taken, the defense attempting to
prove that the confession was secured
under duress and with a promise of
immunity. Attorney Andrus, in the
opening address for the defendant, said
he would prove that she fired in self
defense after Munckton had assaulted
her and threatened t, take her life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15
Woman,s .Benefnction.

Mrs. Marion B. Baxter, for several
years employed on the Seattle Daily
Times, is at the head of the only free
hospital in Seattle, Wash, the hos
pital ship Idaho. Roger S. Greene and
other public-spirited men of the city
bought the ship and gave it for the
benefit of those too poor to pay for
admission to hospitals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15
New York Markets.

FLOUR-Dull. but steady; Minnesota
patents. S4.6On5; winter straights, $4,000
40; winter extras, $2.s5a3.25; winter pat
ruled fairly steady at about nc. under the
close. with trade light; May, 92 1t-16d
80 13-16c.
MILK-The price of milk is SIT per 10
quart can.
TALLoW-Barely steady: city, 4tsc.
country, .4h0iAc.
,HAY-Steady; shipping. 5oa55c. good to
choice. 80mS5c.
STRAW-Dull: long rye, 65@7Oc.
BEANS-Quiet; marrow, 81. 10u3.15; me-
dunn. $2,l5a2l7s; pea. H.75d1. 776; red kid
ney, $3.50.
WOOL-Quiet; domestic fleece, s5assc.
HOPS-Ftrm; state. common to choice,
1895, 10419c., 1904, l0u15c. olds, 5@Sc., Pa
cifc coast, 1905. 1O414c.; 1904, SAFE; olds,
5MSc.
BUTTER-Creamery. extras. per pound.
24q2iAc.; firsts, a0M23c. seconds, 18d1Oc. ;
held extras, HkG2212c. firsts, 20a21c.
CHEESE-State, full cream, colored and
white. small and large, September. fancy,
best late made, NE; fair, llg11hc.
EGGS-Fresh gathered, extras, per doz-
en-, 29c. nearby, fresh gathered, irsts tc
extra frsts, 2eN2fc.; refrigerator, hrsts,
DC; seconds. l9a2Oc.; lined firsts, 21c.;
seconds, 19420c.
LIVE POULTRY - Easier; fowls. 100
l214c.i. ducks. 12u1Sc. old ROSTERS, 8ha09c. /:
turkeys. 14@15c.; spring chickens, lOqllc.:
DREssED POULTRY Steady; fresh
Killed fowls, choice, 1SdlSAc.; do. fair to
good; 429l2hc:; turkeys, choice. and fan
lsQ2Qc. do, fair to good, i6a17c.;
ducks. u415c.; old roosters, 9ha10c. near
chickens. choice, 15l16c.; western
cnicheHsf choice, 1441412c. western chick
ems ar 70 good, l1Q1Sc.; geese. 9GlOc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15
KNIGHTS
CLEVER STORY.
Appears in February Number of
Gunter's Magazine Lives
in TOttenViIIe.

In the February issue of Gunter's
Magazine will be published a story
entitled Between Two Studios" 1t
is written by Miss Jean Knight, a
we'll known magazine writer, of Tot
tenville.
Miss Knight is a forceful writer
and the story, which is of a society
belle who enters the studio of a re-
nowned artist at an inopportune
moment, and his mistake In imagin-
ing her "a model" produces a series
of piquantly amusing situations. The
story is illustrated by number of
pictures by the well h2own illustrat-
or. Leslie w. Lee.
During the past year Miss Knight
has written a number of short stor-
les and they have been published in
number of popular magazines.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15

the woman's secret identity, but is
picturesque in the extreme. Sur
rounding the Red Domino is one of
Mr.. Proctor's extraordinary pro-
grams.
F~ifty-eighth Street.
Cliff Berzac and his wonderful rae
ing ponies heads the all-star bill of
American and European varieties at
Proctor's Fifty-eighth street theatre
for the week of December IS. 1t is
an act of extraordinary beauty and
magnitude, and will be of unusual
interest alike to the young and old,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15

A rich Frenchman died some time
ago and willed his great steam yacht
to the government to be used by
French ambassadors. 1t could not be
used by them, but at last has been
turned over to the governor of French
West Africa. who sails up and down
the coast in it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15
PROCTOR'S.
~Twenty-third Srteet.

That remarkable parsonage, "The
Girl with the Red Domino" whose
face has not been seer by any thea
tregoes in New York, is to be of
the attractions at Mr.. Proctor's
Tw~enty-third street theatre the week
of December 1S. This act is one of
the most sensational that has ever
appeared in New York, and it's merit
is not based solely upon the fact of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15
The Thumbs Value.

Various estimates have been made as
to the relative Industrial value of the
thumb and fingers. Two French ex.
perts consider that the loss of the right
thumb lessons the value of the hand sc
per cen and the left thumb 20 per
cent; the index finger 10 to 20 per
cent. and the middle finger 5 to IL pei
cent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15
Ineffective Law.

The Saco junk dealer who estimates
that 1000 jugs which had contained
liquor were bought in Saco and Bid
deford and shipped TO Boston in Oc-
tober, shows the futility of Names
~prohibitory law.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15
Submarine Boat Record.

The greatest depth to which a sub
marine boat is known to have descend
ed. under full control and without in
jury, is 1873 feet. That record was
made in experiments in Europe, by a
vessel designed by the American in.
ventor, Simon Lake.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15
Oldest Iron Grille

In Winchester cathedral there is a
door composed of four pieces of iron
grille-work which have the distinction
of being the oldest specimens of their
kind in Britain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15

Learn to mix" is the advice given
to his pupils by Prof. Frank J.. Miller
of the University of Chicago. Most
young gentlemen nowadays do learn
to mix, but the trouble is that their
mixing too often is done with drinks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15
No Conspiracy.

In d~ischarging a man and wife
charged with "conspiring" to defraud
an insurance company a London mag.
istrate said that in law a man and his
wife were one person, and one person
could not conspire.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15

POLK CITY. Ia, Dec. 15.-Despair-
ing because of his inability to secure
the promise of Jessie Darr, sixteen
years old, to become his wife, Harry
Hudson, nineteen years old, blew out
his brains in her presence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15
Mother Barred.
.ald-May [ kiss Yone

Gerald-May | kiss you:
Geraldine-Mother is in the next
room.
well, she will stay there d long
time before | kiss her.''-Pittsbura
Dispatch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15
Good Prescription,

Askit-I say, doctor, do you know Of
anything that will prevent seasick-
ness?
DIR. Quackem-Yes; stay on land.
Two dollars, ease.-Chicago Daily
News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15
Dog as Utensil.

In IN English suit at law a dog is
sill. Plaintiff bought a fish shop of de,
PENDANT, who failed to throw in" the
shop dog when the transfer was made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15
Milwaukeeans. for Instance.

A land flowing with milk and honey
couldn't appeal so much to some peo-
pie as a land flowing with beer and
pretzels.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15
Two Children.

The Vienna correspondent of the
London Standard says that the two
children habit" is being adopted very
generally in Hungary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15
Revenge.

1t is Pleasing to observe that Their,
are occasiong when bull fights are woi
by the bulls.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15
Beauty in Nurses

The value of beauty in hospital
nurses is receiving close attention in
London.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing stock auntntionn.

Money on call easier at 71s0S per cent:
prime mercantile paper, 5had6 per cent
exchanges, 1919, 1856, 944; balances. $11, 100, SIT.
Closing prices:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15

Leave aWant" Ads. Al branch of.
ices.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-15

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The Forrest City times., 1905-07-07
LATENT FERTILITY.
Results of Experiment on Forty Min 9 Different Soils of United States
 Are Telling

An average of the results of . andy ses of the typical soils of the United States showed per acre for the first eight inches Of surface 2,600 pounds of nitro gen, 4,S00 pounds of phosphoric acid and I3,400 pounds of potash. The ay- craze yield of wheat in the United States is l4 bushels per acre. Such a crop will remove POT pounds of nitrogen. 95 pounds of phosphorie acid and 13.7 pounds of potash.
 Now if all the potential nitrogen, phosDhoric acid and potash could ba rendered avaiIatie there IS present in such an average soil, in the first eight inches, enough nitrogen 10 last %. enough phosrhOric acid for 5G0 and enough potash for eco years.
 This is what is meant by potential sGil fertility, and yet such q soil, pos ssssing the same high potential fertil- ity, may, under certain conditions. ba so actually barren of results 10 the farmer as to lead him to believe it ab- s0luteiy devoid of plant food
 A soil ct Rothamstead. England. which has been successiyely cropped to grain for 50 yearswithout the addition of manure, and which consequently had become exhausted especially in avail able phosphoric acid, still contained a total of 2.830 pounds of the latter per acre in the first foot of depth Delaware Station.
The Forrest City times., 1905-07-07
Of Wide Interest

Brcca. Nis.. June 26-special. .-Chas. |. Peterson, Justice ef the Peace for Oeonte G., aas delivered Judgment that is of interest 10 rhe whole United States Put briefly, that judgment k, "Dodd' ] Kidney Pills are the best Kidney medl- cine on the market today"
 And Mr. Peterson gyes his reason for this Iudg:ucnt. EIe says: Last winter I had an aching pam in my back wh;ch troubled rle very much. In the morning l could hardly straishten my back l did not know what 1t was but an advertise ment lad me to try podd's Kidney Pills Aflcr taking enc box l can only say they have done more for fDe than eSpeclad as l feel as we'll now as ever l djd before'
 Pam i'll the bac!, Is one of the first symptoms of Kidney disease. If not cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills it may dc- velop into Briqht's Disease, Diabetes Rheuuatism or some of taa other deadly forms of Kidney Disease
The Forrest City times., 1905-07-07
PASTE JEWELS.


 Is not all that smirches the soul sin?
 Rainbow gold hunting is harmless exercise.
 An ounce of ingenuity is worth a ton of energy
 The most dangerous nets are the Invisible oEes.
 No brother is a perfect gentleman to his own sister
 One cook H. the kitchen is worth 20 who promised to come. Poverty ia Q gaunt-eyed goddess that makes Us hate our neighbors. joke is never very much of joke unless il is on the other fellow. Ne one ever wanted anything long enough and hard enough without get ting ii in the end.
 And if the average woman could see her husband first love no doubt she'd quit being jealous of her-N. O. Picayune.