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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20

Coffee Was fairly active with prices steady. The
cables were Disappointing and there was more or
less realizing. but the crop and weather reports
from Brazil were buiilsh and the offerings were
NAVAL SroREs.-Spirts Of turpentlne es5c
Common 70 good strained ro,ln ssss@ss.eo.
$50: refined Continent, ss1S: South American,
MIS-. Pork was quiet; mess is.asaSie. Taiiow
nrsts. 2ic. Egss-western, nrsts, 3oc. chicaro,
Aug; s-"provlsons were quiet and fairly steady
RIBS. We do not look for any material decline
and think prices win do better later on. The
market nd IN e,Seiisnt hands Hor receipts 70 day
all next week. $4,000"
suoAR.1Raw WAS quiet. Centrifugal % test,
Z SIC. Auscovados % test.S 7-l6c Refined was
In limited demand and steady. Granulated. S. 2oc
. CHICAGO Aug. ls.-To days prices were Is fol.
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MEXICAN CENTRAL SYNDICATE.


A syndicate has been formed by Landen-
burg, Thalmann and Co.. including Blair
4 Co. and other bankers. to purchase
5000 900 OF an issue Of SO, 900 Of S per
cent. notes Of the Mexican Central Rail-
road. These notes are being sold TO finance
the purchase OF new properties and improve
ments, including the changing Of all equip
ment from coal to oil burning. As already
told In THE SUN, about 900 miles will be
added to the road within the next two
years. Four important lines have been
purchased or are under construction.
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
Live Stock Market.

SATURDAY Aug 10
Receipts Of beeves were cars. or 90 head, for
the market. No trading 10 day: feeling hrrn.
Dressed beef In good demand and arm at !tse'.
fight common and Texas beef slow al 4G7c, No
later cables from London and Liverpool. Ship.
ments to day were 400 beeves and $3.50 ouarIen
Of beef.
Receipts Of calves were "a head direct to city
slaughterer. Fifty nine stale Western calves were
on the market. Veals nominally nrm; graSscrs
and buttermilks steady; Western calves sold a.
SS6OaSS.5O per 100 lbs The offerings were all
taken. City dressed veals hrm al e&l2h,c. per
h.: country dressed do. steady At sGll,1c Re.
were on sale. Sheep mere Arm: lambs. tS..c.
higher. Tho pens were cleared early. Common
At S2@S275: common TO prime lambs al t7GSsI.;
culls at SSGt6.l0. Dressed mutton In fair demand
and steady at e1@9c. per To-; dressed lambs nrm
at 0@lSc.
Receipts Of hogs were l.leo head. all consigned
direct 10 slauGhtercrs. No trading on live wcgn'
20 day; feeling steady on western advices,
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Busin ess Troubles.

A petition in bankruptcy has been nea
against Nathaniel Levy. individually ana o.
sole surviving partner of the firm OF 5 her..s
4 Co.. manufacturers OF petticoats az ~
Broadway. II was alleged that MT Le,.
admitted in writing inability to pay the ueo,s
adjudication. -, aI.d
< petition in bankruptcy has been me-. .n
against Abraham and lsadore j. re!ierma';
who compose the firm Of 4. Fellermah a.
Son, manufacturers OF cloaks and SUITS ."
East Seventeenth street. a,
Deputy Sheriff Porges has receiVeo co. q"
execution against William W. Philips a ,, DO.
produce commission merchants Of los Nun
ray street, for sts2, in favor OF t''zWSTSv sn
M, cnd Lucille NJ. Stevens for rem, ,omnd
onl, a few desks and chairs and an empiI n
sail with the door open. Mr.. Philips tmW1amned
bur ,ness there for several years ana Eo on
ia T. II, 1905, with a capital stock OF s Sncts
to trade In Cuban and Porto Rican piou's''
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FINANCIAL NOTE.

Plympton, Gardiner 4 Co. are offering to
investors at 1903 Is and interest $500, 900 Van.
dalla Railroad Company consolidated mort
gage 4 per cent. gold bonds.
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COMMERCIAL.

Csetsu Advances. Then Reaots-Nsw o.
leans ana Commission House Buying
--shorts Cover Realizing On 'tlse Al
vance Liverpool Wsak-Hot, Dry
weather In Texas-Grain Ffrmer
-Conec Steady.
SATURDAY. Aug. 10. -CorroN.--Spot cotton
advanced points. MIddllng. iosoc, aeainss
TO- $50. last year New Orleans and Gun IL .ooc.'
against II. i0c. Sales. 81 bales for spinning.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, Aug 1e.-The statement Of this
receipts and expenditures Of the United States
Treasury shows:
Tit, dap THIS month. Fiscal venr.
Receipts. N,7is.S77 S2o.62s.S7 S7s.7@eeo
Expenditures. 2,l60.000 S,720.000 eI.As.@
Dencit.... 34ol,<z3 SS,lo6,143 SIC. 05l sn5
Tho receipts from customs 10 day we're sss.7i5
from internal revenue. $77o%7a: miscellaneous
S2S 88S
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The cotton make. continued so display i11m
m.ss points y g SooIsI weather ,1;lss
0s Ss ns BIT
been SefS,e ana 1 we're NOT
Sspossd q SELL s AssaS 4 y
profit taking took place which ooli.ersted moss ~
M sn own ss y % Selling oes and reports
from this side 6u. the action o. tnet we1e
Street houses well a. shorts. Many Of the crop
10 the state Of The cotton goods trade were e3;
crcd op,msf ~ Tae he w wh e souse Of The
Msntyrs c. ssid; .Tns market ARD ,n sss
Is strong bun party 20 support prices againss
further bear raids A. the moment Il oos sc 81
precipltatias selling moysmsns witch might
ana that sdSsn.sse Should Be taken y my iTssh
operations are are judicousy made and held for
tme there win Sc more profit n them than sho,;
10 cents per pound cannot b e9ns!dered deaf Lear,
With e. es's.s y s iss
S9oa Ss
b.. j, mus. Be rsmembered In this correction thss
exceptionally fine and the average date of killing
frosts much later than usual to enhance such
prospect. The principal bear argument against
the market at present Is that the crop damage
and that spinners the world over have already
secured SUFFICIENT supplies from last seasons crop
TO last them throughout the fall and winter. and
that they are therefore In a position to maintain
Indifferent attitude as regards laying In their
supplies for the coming year, and also that the
surplus carried over In the South from last years
bumper crop will be sufficient to Offset the deficiency
arguments In their way and will for the present
market considerations. Should It, however.
devotion later on. as we believe II will. that the
precarious condition OF the crop has not been ex-
ag0erated much the FOREIGNERS believe. they
would then be compclled to buy their next seasons
supply al much higher prices, as the South has
never been In better position to market the crop
pache and Nor1ien bought Mcssrs freeman.
Hentz. Weld and Siedenburg sold.
j. s. Bache & Co. said: Southern news
tinues bush to the attitude Of spot holders and
we can hardly imagine more pessmistic reports
sections Of the belt, but the fear OF depression
through the new crop movement at = time when
mills are deliberately holding on 10 still preventing
general support. Large interests. however, are
supporting tho m arket and there can be no doubt
that there IL q heavy short interest which add.
". look for irrexulsrty for the immediate future,
buss. Tor export. Eo red au Winter. 10. Under
New York September. The Northwestern receipts
were 100 can. against ne last week and l7s last
III last year. Futures. closed 10. 70 w. higher
QalSa nm M ht,ah py4cc4 H0lIovvu
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Imports Of General Merchandise and Dry
Goods.

Imports OF general merchandise and dry goods
a. reported at the Custom HOUSE, compare a.
follows with those OF last week and OF the cor
responding week a year ago ..
THIS peek Last pesk 1901
Dry Foods s., S77oI5 $2ss s2l cgSSS
General mdse. 1882 .96S T.e+e,7S oaLs"
Totals. 40 900. sss sio7se.Ssa Sssa ~
From Jan. 1 70 date they compare as fouo"'
with last year: INA.
NJ, .ood. ssa Iii o6t hSs00ct
~ ysx.si m..,,cch,.nd,.. "A, 10 GA 2as &J.T
Total. ........ s4soossso7 $751; 7oi,ia
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cAsssoas.rssss lc's'ss e.s|ssss
ss$$sssss. 1885, $685. $685. sS:
Chi brefN soo0o. nSs i9ooo.. 3ss
$1,000. 9aiA $4,000. $3.50 10000. 100
j0UvO.. ISIS Kan = RI SAN NlU stes,s
o)O In 10 ser \ iiOot. 1904 3c0Uu.a7eN
1000 -. 3as x ansas City 50 d oooc.."g7!a
~ toq !, /, ssSSo" ia .sSSSSSSs7SSs
10000. ...7 liz Lack stool % 5000 ...S7os
Dettln ist en- !its 1000. Qsa4 $4,000. VIA
DISTINGUISHED l. Nh d II 80 "a 10000. To7
lies Corp Ss 1900. Il 81 I'll Wab Ter let ~
1000 80 "a Lehigh Val ~ iooo.."eOl4
1000, l2 1900. Ol2l
Elgin Jol a. y Isl Lou col vAS
1O00., 90 eb0co... 097sl
Total sales OF bonds tpar vaiuc,. 81 .i2s.600
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Futures here edyanced 70 70 polns out icsc Hn4
and closed 70 higher, With the tone ste4ox Snu
Ihe oatrnated salea 10000 bales. PIcee q fou0Ws

In LVeTpOOl spot cotton decIlneu pUIHt5. M ~
ding sid, against 6.i4d. last year: sales SVo
bales: Imports 5000. Futures declined y 70 Y
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BANK STATEMENT.
,eclines in Cash and surplus Reserve.

Declines In Cash and surplus Reserve.
While the exhibit made by the weekly
bank statement was perhaps better than
forecasts published on Friday had led the
financial community to expect II was not an
especially encouragn document. cash
loss Of only Ss.ols. 100. as against preliminary
estimates Of about 100000. caused favor
able comment. but the So.2lo.o0o loan eI-
pansion was not much liked. The reduction
Of o.. 4si 1925 In the surplus brings that item
down to 50, 1856, e75. which makes rather strik.
Ing comparison with the SSs.el3,o7o shown .
The weekly statement Of averages Of the
Associated Banks OF the City Of New York
compares as follows with that Of last week
and that Of the corresponding week one year
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s.es bu.S sse so' e io W higher
ia Il = {; e
Corn WAS steady On the SPOT. sales: isoooS bush.
nsliy unchanged. No sales Closing PHI Prices s' as
,.,,.n,., &; 81 M e. &:
lie GLOWING shows the grain n,ove@ea.: ''"
New York: whse, Corr q, ogts; Rw. Barley.
EssaEss. $500 5ssS 'it tSs " 1890
1883 ss 1855 s ssss ssss
s RsEs1D,s; .i, ss'sso ; ssssoo
Wheat sav.ncea t.aS.Sn ted ewing mainly
Than and I'm news I'M
regard 70 nth the iorsien crop situation was rather
were rme4 and Minneapolis was SusinE e % som:
extent At Chicago; The worlds shinmsnts for
:as :. sS ns sSis
at the West. In the main, however, a demand 10
Sse W. %s The ss
nsress.d Sush sssn.,
Nd. and Paris 70 10 centimes; Berlin declined q NIX
small ooln a.. Seg Ya'
sss s'Ps s.. T; corn ssss o
record in that State.
elesT.; .sssss: Winter; Clears safs. 's sMsa::
cossss.Rs - e. . kss %s. .essy sa g;
No, !. Sales. 1000 bags Maracaibo. Futures were
s S osss a.sl. sssna STEADY ..o s s
s sS sss'S. ws s
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RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES

Total ssle. Of bond. lpsr y.lue,. si.Aas.6
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The OK ports from tho ports were l0,l%o oa'
Futures In New Orleans were rs follows:
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Oats wore steady on the scot Sales. eO.006
Corn was steady on the spot. Sales. iso,oSo bush.
No. mixed. In elevator. &C. Futures closed nomi-
nally unchanged. No sales. Closing prices a.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-26
Opera House Ready

Those who attend the commence
ment exercises tonight-and that
means hundreds-will be agreeably
surprised at the greatly improved APP
p%earance of the interior of the opera
house-thcught the decorating of the
walls and finish of the woodwork is
not yet complete. The walls and
ceiling have been colored a delicate
green in two shades, which in itself
almost transforms the appearance of
the auditorium. The improvements
to the stage have already been noted.
Withal, is a lot Of new scenery and
a drop curtain, the work of the Jesse
Cox Scenic company Of Estherville,
Iowa. Mr.. Cox arrived Wednesday
night and has been busy the past two
days setting the scenes and hanging
the curtain. There are five complete
sets Of scenes with wings. The stage
is o nearly six feet deeper behind
the curtain and considerable wider in
front.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-26
Paws to Get Wise

The Kimball Graphic is trying to
tell the council of that city something
about Il waite. system, and seems to be
succeeding pretty we'll, whether the
advise offered is accepted or not. This
matter OF installing a monicipal plant
is always expensive. No doubt the
council that put in the Armour sys-
tenn could improve upon the plant if
they were to install another, and its SO
with every town that tackles the pro-
position, with a set Of men on the
board having about as much know.
ledge to commence with as is possessed
by the ordinary jackrabbit. We can
say this with good grace, for the
editor Of the Herald was one of
the five officials who purchased the
Armour system. Its an easy matter
now to see where the plant could have
been improved in miner details, but
notbelng familiar with the proposition
1T wasn't SO easy when the deal was
being consummated.-Armour Herald.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-26
The Yellow Peril

The dandelion pest will be a serious
n in this town-so far as the few
lawns in existence are concerned
before many years. The city authori-
ties SHOULD see that the streets are
kept clean of them at least. When
they become so thick that children
are glad to gather them at two cents
a bushel-as is the case in many Iowa
towns-they become pretty neal a
nuisance.
So far as cleaning lawns are concern
ed, the writer has found salt about
the best thing to use. Take a strong
butcher" knife and dig up as much
of the plant as possible and put a
tablespoonful of salt on the head of
the severed root.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-26
The Chamberlain Excursion

About the same number took adj
vantage of the cheap excursion to
Chamberlain last Sunday as on the
previous Sunday. Two heavily loaded
trains went through, n from Mason
City and the other from Sioux City.
The Parker and Hawarden ball mines
put up a fine game on the island from
a pitchers standpoint, The game re-
sulting in a tie of l to l in twelve iun-
ings. Both mines were weak with the
stick. The crowd was a very orderly
one, due largely to the fact that the
saloons in Chamberlain were Shut
tight-a spasm of virtue-or policy
having struck someone thereapouts
since the previous Sunday.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-26
SAVED BY

Sometimes a flaming city is saved by
dynamiting a space that the fire can't
cross. Sometimes, a cough bangs on SO
long you feel as if nothing but dyna-
mite would cur it. Il. T. Gray, Of
Calhoun, Ga, writes: "My wife had a
very aggravated cough that kept her
awake nights. Two physicians could
not help her: so she took DR.. Kings
NewDiscoyery forConsumptlon, coughs
and coughs, which eased her cough,
gave her sleep, and finally cured her."
Strictly scientific cure for bronchitis
and lagrippe. At Miller's drug store,
price soc and Sl.00: guaranteed. Trial
bottle free.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-26
Commencement Exercises

The commencement exercises take
place at the opera-house tonight. The
graduates are Roy d. Willy, Callie
Grlswold. Marguerite Ochsner, Eliza
Smith and Harry Boyts. The follow
ing program will be given. An adj
mission fee of 10 cents will be charged
at the door to help defray expenses of
the hall and i%ncidentals.
PROGRAMME
flano Solo. -Ihlne Own, Gustar LANCE
Gertrude Ochsner
Salutatory, Roy E. Willy
Oration,-An Educated Failure. Harry j. Boyts
fiano Solo.-Kamennoi Ostrow, A. Rubenstein
Marguerite Ochsner
Oration.-Triumphs of Time, Eliza A. Smith
Vocal SOPHISTICATED,
Address, Rev. l.. f. Garfield
Observation-Disclosures Marguerite Ochsner
Piano Duet.-Overture, Caliph of Bacdad
Hazel Stewart, Elsie Reber
Valedictory, Callie Griswold
Vocal S~olo,-Selected,
Presentation of Diplomas, C, r. 1inan
Benediction, Rev. G. Boyd Jones
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-26

Don't get on your ear if you don't
get attention at the telephone ex-
change during a thunder and llghtn-
ing storm. The electric fluid has a
special liking for the "heIlo'' girls
and frequently chases then out of the
Office and around several blocks. The
woman who sqats on a feather bed in
the middle Of Il room during an cleo
trio storm should not expect a mite of
a telephone girl to sit on a stool and
play with streaks of lightning.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-26
Bids Vented

The City of Kimball, South Dakota
will receive bids for Il compressed air
system of water-works up toe O'Clock
p. m. on the 18th day of June, 1905.
Plans and specifications can be seen at
the Mayors office, Kimball. The city
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids. Plans and specifications furn-
ished by National Construction COM
panY, South Bend, Ind.
Dated May "a, 1905. II. c. Smith,
Us Auditor.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-26
Memorial! Day Program

The following is the official program
for Memorial day: The exercises will
be held at the opera house as usual at
3 p. m. Tuesday, May so:
L. Invocation-Rev. e. Boyd Jones.
2. Music by the Quartette.
3. Recitation-Joy Rose.
4. Music by the Quartette.
5. Flag Drill.
6. Music by the Quartette.
Z. Address-Hon. G. L.. Brockway.
s. Song-"America."
8. Benediction-Rev. c. q. O'Fla
ilerty.
AT the conclusion Of the exercises
the procession will form at the opera
house an6 march to the cemeteries, ac-
companied by marshal music.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-26
Pushes A Good Thing Along
WESTERN LIVE Stock COMMISSION Go.
j. B. RYAN, MANAGER

j. B. RYAN, MANAGER
Sioux City Stock Yards, 5.1sI05.
Mr.. q. r. Tinan, Kimball, S. d.
Dear S1r:-I enclose draft for four dollars to
apply On subscription to GRAPHIC. Don't know
the exact amount but think this will cover it,.
Am pleased to note the improvement morally
in yonr newspaper. At one time it Was PRETTY
naughty. The Mitchell Mail couldr't play
second fiddle to it. Yours truly.
LIB. RYAN.
1--WE don't know of the anything
that will improve the moral tone of a
newspaper-and PARTICULARLY that of it's
edltor-so much as subscriptions paid
without solicjtation-especially, as in
this case, two years in adyance.-Ed.)
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-26

A dandellon convention was held in
a Wisconsin town one day last week.
1t was the general opinion that kero-
sense squirted out of an oil can into
the hear of the plant was the best
remedy. Gasoline will answer the
same purpose. We saw a root that 3.
L. Ochsner pulled out that had been
treated that way and in "a hours after
the dose it was decayed for the depth
of six inches.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-26
Terrific Race with Death

death was fast approaching"
writes Ralph E. Fernandez, Of Tampa,
tJa:, describing his fearful race with
death, las a result Of liver trouble and
heart disease, which has robbed me of
sleep n OF an interest in life. 1 had
trled many different doctors and sew
eral medicines. but got no benefit,
untll l began to use Electric Bitters.
80 Wonoer14l was their effect, that in
today l am cured Of all my troublas.n
Guaranteed at Miller's drug store. SOC.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-26

The management of the Portland
exposition, which opens June l, have
favored this office with ten admission
tickets. If the mud dries up sutti-
GENTLY to make walking good we may
use them. We have a warm spot in
our heart for Portland and her good
people. We shall never forget the
week of beautiful June days there
some years ago.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-26
A New Disease.

a small boy who had been told by
his aunt that God made Adam a wife
out of a rib which he took from the
first man. The small boy complained
500 after of not feeling we'll.
"What is the matter with you?:n
Inquired his relative.
"I'ye got such a pain in my side,"
was the reply: II think / must be 60
ing to have a wife. "-Harper:s.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-26
II You See itin the Graphic Bet On II.
~~NN~~~~~N~
Most Anything
~.~NNNN~~NN~A

May 26.
Straw hats are slow in coming out, g
Miss Matte Barber is home from
Cedar Falls.
John Parker went to White Lake
Tuesday.
Jas. Byrne returned from Chicago
Wednesday night.
a new foundation is to BE put under
the Kimball house.
G. S. Blodgett has been erecting
some new coal sheds.
ROLAND Jones started overland Sun
day for the Black Hills.
c. S. Blodgett las BATS and corn
which he will sell alta small margin. SIS
Gcrken sell the Seth Thomas clocks
famous for generations as the best.
Will o. Clough, representing the
Sioux City Journal, was in town We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Hubbard Joined
the excursion party to Chamberlain
Sunday.
Street Commissioner Stewart has
been cleaning out the dandelion plants
along the cutters this week. Good
job. e
DIR. j. w. Clevenger, resident dent
fist, Chamberlain. Office over e. F
Scott's drug store
Dr. Willy reports the arrival of a
daughter at the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. d. Wallace Sunday.
Rev. G. Boyd Jones delivers the Mem
oral day sermon at the M. r. church
next Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Hinrichs and
children were here over Sunday,
guests Of the Griswolds.
G r.. Tinan has two lawn mowers
one too many-price Of the smaller
one, So. Will do good work.
Mrs. Anna Reed johnson and her
sister, May, of Sioux City, are the
guests of Miss Anna Wentzy this
week.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will serve Il five O'Clock dinner
Memorial day in the room next to
Lofts cafe.
Next Tuesday is Memorial day. Pro-
gram of the exercises at the opera
house will be found in another column
on this page.
w. j. Rossman will hold q public
sale of household goods and various
other property tomorrow, Saturday,
at his residence.
Emanuel Nobls, superintendent Of
the poor farm, was in town Saturday
and paid his respects to the GRAPHIC
by a stort Call.
j. A. Holleran of Fulton, Ill.,, ar
rived this week to look after his land
interests here and made the GRAPHIC
a short call Yesterday.
If you havn't looked over Gerken's )
and 10 cents counter you don't know
how many useful little articles for
household use can be obtained for q
nickel or a dine.
The Fight grade examination will
be held on Friday and Saturday,
June 2 and 3, Pukwana, instead of
only one day N'riday) as originally
announced.
The dancing party at the opera.
. house Wednesday night vas we'll at
tended, between twenty-five anc
thirty couples being out. The Yank
ton harpist furnished the music.
The Carey Investment Company
have a new advertisement in thi:
issue on the last page. This is the
company which is operating the Kim
ball creamery, and their reliability
and responsibility and record for do
ing a square business is second to NJ
other in the state.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-26
A Creeping Dcath

Blood poison crceps up towards the
heart, causing death. j. E. Stearns,
Belle Plaine, Mimi, writes that a
frlend dreadfully injured his hand,
Whlch sWelled up like blood poisoning.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve drew out the
poison, healed the wound, and saved
his life. Best in the world for burns
and sores. CSC al Miller's drug store.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-26
Bids Wanted

Sealed bids will be received at the
City Auditors office in the City of
Kimball, S. ID. up to June Is, 1905, for
the purchase or City Warrants to the
amount of $500 or s25OO. more or less.
Dated at Kimball, S. D., May "a,
1905. IL. e. Smith, City Auditor.