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Eastern Star Roception.

B~ridgcwntcr, S. D.. Jan. ia special
meeting of the Easter Star lodge OF this
city was called Thursday evening, the
occasion being Il reception in honor Of
Grand Worthy Matron Ida NJ. Williams
son of Madison. S. d.. The exercises Of
the evening were concluded with n ban
quot spread by the ladies OF the order.
This locality was visited by Il finch
fall OF snow or Wednesday.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20

Lord Howard de Walden. OF Eng
land, has made himself pre-emirent
in the art of fencing. He is one of the
best swordsmen in Britain, and is al
most as much at home with the unci-
n swords of the ages OF romance as
with modern weapons. Through this
idea of practicing With old-washioned
:e-ms Lord Howard was led or to col
1ect them, and he has already added
several exquisite specimens to his old
.lrmor. One of these is an inlaid sword,
7cr~. ,,~o 49,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20

A collapsible tneater hat which may
he folded INTO u minute space. ana
when necessary will resume its former
symmetry. has been invented by a
london Miiliner for the benefit OF her
sex The hat. which has been patented.
is made Oh an Ingenious framework.
which can be covered with pliahle
straw. chiffon. lace or c~loth-indeed.
amy material save velvet. which would
crush too much to be OF service. IT
gan also be modelled in any shape to
suit any style OF beauty.
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Insurance Company Prosperous.

Ne!million, s. ID, Jan. 12.-rhe Il. \.
NJ. Insurance company Of Clay county
is now fifteen years old and at the
present time is carrying liabilities to
the amount OF $1.l37. O?s. The npa
now has So policies III force. At the
annual meeting the following officers
We're elected: l.. A. Larson, president:
L. II. Maurer, Vice president; j. Il.
Erickson, secretary; .Canute Weeks.
treasurer. Extension of insurance limit
and the placing of insurance outside OF
Clay county is being discussed.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20

Metal envelopes to protect eggs from
being broken by the hen engaged in
the task of setting on them to hatch
out chickens We're among the curious
exhibits at the worlds fair. They are
made OF two sections Of members
Joined, which constitute the uaverse
center, n portion overlapping the
other. the WI locked by Il continuance
known as q bayonet-joint. The parts
are perforated to permit the c%ircula-
ton OF air, and also to allow the heat
from the hens body to reach the eggs.
When the hatching time approaches
the ENVELOPES are removed.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20
To Have a Nioht Waterman.

Clear Lake. S. d.. Jan. 1.-THE local
business men and town authorities do not
propose to take any chances so far as
serious fires are concerned. and according
ly have engaged Il night Waterman, whose
duty 1t will be on windy nights to patrol
the streets. SO an alarm can promptly be
given If a bad tire breaks out.
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Pastor Called Mast

Huron. S. D.. Ian. l6.-ltev. II. u.
Wizard, for the past four years pastor
of the Congregational church here, has
resigned to accept the pastorate of u
church at Auburn, Cal. to which place
his Wife went some time since ecaus
of ill health. Rev. Wizard will remain
here till his successor is chosen. There
is genera regret because of his in
tended lennrlure.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20

The Berlin correspondent of the Lon
Con Standard reports an interesting
legal ta1gie for owners of motor cars
in German. According TO n law passed
In 1901, Il mortorist can be punished
for allowing his care to give off too
great Il smell of benzine. A German
automobIlist was fined for this otfense
recently, IL appealed To a higher
court. 1t has now been decided that
punishment for such an offence can
only be meted out when the smell of
the benzine is so great as to force pas
sengers to take another road than that
used by The automobilist in question:"
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New Church at FIandreau.

Flandrcau. S. ID. Jan. 1i.-Plunn 7"ve
been completed for u handsome new
church editice which is TO be erected here
in the spring by the Second Presbyterian
church society of this place. 'i'he new
church will be about - by 100 feet In size
and Of a modern and massive style. 1t is
expected that the contract for the cree
ton of the building will be awarded in
ample time SO the work of construction
can commence as soon as the weather VIII
permit in the spring.
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Brown County Settler Dead.

Aberdeen. S. D.. Ian. l~6.-Joseph
Thomas, a Brown county pioneer, died
ut his home near Plana. aged 73. His
body was aiken to his old home in
Wisconsin for burial. He came To
Brown county in 1888. locating on the
same farm on which he lived at the
time of his death.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20
DUKE is IN COURT.
Man of the Marriage Myst=ry Brou
Upon Habcas Corpus
Procccdnr

New York. Jan. TO- Brotlie T.. Duke.
whose recent marriage resulted in his
commitment To u sanitarium. WAS
brought into supreme court in Brook
Ign today on Il writ Of haheas corpus.
and after Il bearing WAS sent to Il Long
Island home until Thursday next. on
that date the commission will inquire
into pukt'S SanitN.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20
FIRE IN O5WEG0, N. y.
Starch Plant in Flames and May PC a
Total Less with $780, 900
Dana e

oswcgo, y. y. Jan. 1.-THE Corn Pro-
ducts company's big starch plant caught
fire today and 1t is feared the group If
buildings valued at nearly 100000 viii be
destroyed. The main factory building is in
naInes and the fire has spread to the other
buildings. Several men and girls were
burned about the head and arms. Assist
ancc was asked from nearby cities.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20
German Losses in Africa

Berlin, Jan. 1S.-The total losses of
the German troops in southwest Africa,
officially reported by the reichstag
nance committee. are:
Killed in battle. died of disease or
murdered by natives. so officers, 1852
men.
Wounded. 81 officers, 1874 men.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20
Curfcw WIN Riro.

Washington Springs. S. d., Jan. 10.-Vhe
terms OF q; curtcw ordinance will take ct
feet AT this place tonight, and all children
viii be required to keep off the streets aft
~ ) O'Clock y. IN. in the future. Marshal
link Announces that he will enforce the
ordinance to the letic., and warns citizens
TO keep their children az home after the
hour stated.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20

The work of capturing Wild horses in
Gie vicinity of Fox mountain and
Madeline plains has begun. and sew
eral animals have been taken. The
country is practically a wild. unbroken
stretch of mountains in western Ne
yada and eastern California that is too
rough for any purpose except grazing
:lnd over which several thousand head
of wild horses pam. The captured ami
mails are Invariably small. but well
proportional. II prove 10 be hardy,
Okan
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20

In Sweden confession is necessary
iaefore capital punishment can be- ear
lied out. II. however, the culprit per-
lists I'll protesting his innocence in tn.
face OF ove-powering evidence. the
ssison discipline is made extremely
strict and severe until the desired con-
fttssfon is obtained.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20

It is said that the most costly leath-
er in the world is known TO the trade
:ts piano leather. The secret Of tam
ming this leather is known only to a
family OF tanners in Germany, though
The skins from which It is tanned come
alanost entirely from America.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20

An authority declares that the BAN
boo. SO important a source of wealth
in Japan and China, exists in many va
entails with building material, but is
used for ropes, mats. kitchen utensils
and Il host of other articles. One kind
is even cultivated as q vegetable. the
young shoots being eaten like aspara-
gus. The plant is not confined to the
tropics, as If often supposed. but is
foLnd in Japan, where there is heavy
snow in winter. 1t a been known
to grow three feet in Il single day.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20
HAD TO SHOW THE COIN.
paviscn County Treasurer Required to
Bring Money Before Board.

Mitchell, S. D.. Jam. 1i.-rhe Davi-
son county board have been checking
up the county treasurer the past few
days, and Tuesday they directed the
treasurer 10 bring before them the
county cas in .ctual money md not
in credit slips. G'ilis Treasurer Haynes
did without any order from i2e board
for The South Dakota National guard
to ONE out and guard the money while
in the possession of the treasurer or
county board. No ono regards This as
amy reflection on tn honesty of the
county treasurer or OF the three banks
that are used rs Repositories. but ii
VAS a compliance with the law. About
eight years ago Governor Andrew Lee
directed h state treasurer 10 bling
The cash to the state Capitol ANA place
it in sight 81 tle STATE board FOR their
inspection. l.le ~lrcclutiol taken by
Governor Lee ut that time was severe
~ criticised by his political opponents.
but it had only been two years before
faulted tor s365,G0O and every honest
that position. II WIS deemed neces-
sary ut that time for II company of the
state militia To GUARD the state funds
as they we're being imported to the
geographical center but tina WIS be
u 81 the Wild nature Of that
sparse!% settled portion Of the state
where cowboys, Indians and hison
roainel at will. Nothing of thai kind
developed in this county When County
Treasurer Haynes Laid the $l2.a95.$S
Town on tie table ia front of the III
" board Monday for them to actually
count.
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WARNER GETS PLACE.
Illinois Congressman Will Succeed
Ware at Head OF Pension
Department

Washington, Jan. 1G.-'rhe president
has appointed Congressman Nespasion
Warner of Illinois TO be commissioned
of pensions.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20
charls. Mix Official Panera.

Wheeler. S. d.. Jan. l4.-Thc board OF
county commissioners has selected the
Platte Enterprise. GedGes News and Ged-
des Record as the official paper of
Charles Mix county for the ensuing year..
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20
National Bank Cali

Washington. Jan. 13-The comptroller
Of the currency today issued Il call for
reports of the condition of national
AIRY IL.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20
Vegetables, Vegetables

Tomatoes. cucumbers. head lettuce.
schallot. celery root, sweet potatoes,
sweet rutabaGas--at Deals.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20
IN = SERIOUS CONDITION.

Fight witt, Her Drunken Husband.
Elk Point. S. -. Jan. 1l.-Mrs. Tutt!e.
Nho Was severely burned by the OK
plosion of u lamp Saturday during u
tight with her drunken husband. is in
- serious condition. II is now Thought
Slle :nay' lose an arm. and us Sh.
breatheu ilalnes her lungs are very
weak There is much excitement here
over the affair and also talk of making.
the WAY pretty rough for futile.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20
6. z Tran, pub,ish.,.,
klMBAlL EOUTn pANGlI

o all those Who fear Appendicitis
nnd are willing "a d. anything which
will, keep them immune from disease,
Sir Frederick 'freves has prepared ::
list of eatabies which cannot be taken
with sarey. Foremost on the list is
preserved ginger. hat deadliest OF
sweetmeats. but pineapple. either fresh
or preserved, is equally dangerous.
Oranges. figs and raspberries should
never be- INDUCED in. To limit still
further our diet. there are Il number al
things which may not be eaten by
those Who fear typhoid fever. The
oyster has led to suspicion of all other
shellfisil. not only HOLSTERS and crabs,
and whitehall are now regarded With
awe rather than admiration on y menu.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20
Work 0f" t]SLaWR2l0I3

!forrcdines %! the Week in 8rics in
Both Houses Of the South Dakota
legislature. , = = . 81
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20

i.x-Unitcd States Senator Harris OF
Kansas moved that the motion to order
the committee to bring in its report be
reconsidcrcL, but Mr.. l'owa3 forced him
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-01

uared from the high school and the
same year entered college Long ago
the necessity of peddling his papers
had departed With his savings he
bought himself stand in the lobby Of
the leading hotel near the college.
Morning, afternoon and evening saw
him behind The counter, when not at
recitation, busily studying over a text
book His earnings grew apace, III
his sophomore year he branched out.
Forming a stock company, he raised
the nece sary capital and, securing
the cooperation Of the university
president, he secured a practical mo.
nopoly fine clothes pressing business
Of The university It was not trust"
nor was it operated on trust lines,
Jake gave the best service and charg-
ell moderately.
Another year. and to his fertile
brain came another idea College men
are great smokers. Jake organized
the University Smokers Stores" let
ting in some bright college men who
saw a good opportunity; and then he
opened progressive establishments in
several of the leading college towns of
the country. Retaining for himself
the supervision of the whole and the
actual management of the one in his
own town, with which he amalgamat.
ed his newsstand yet managing
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-01

would nor attempt. and seldom did he
fail Of accomplishment. Whether
twas blackening a pair OF boots or
negotiating a much needed loan on
the security of some personal effects,
he knew no such word as fail He
was tried out and found honest; he
was always to be relied on and-rare
quality in one so young-he was the
very sould of discretion.
Wonderfully enough. the boy recog-
nized the value of education He
needed no kindly counsel to seek the
halls of learning OF his own initia.
tive he entered one if the night
schools supported by the municipality
ami little by little learned, first, his
"A B C's" and then the other rudi-
ments
AT the age Of fifteen Jake no longer
went barefooted Summer II was even
whispered that puncfually each week
share of his earnings was sent 10
his invalid mother and stupid broth
er. who were sadly in need of assist
ancc. He dressed neatly always for
many friends of the young newshoy
were only too proud 10 see their dis
cardcd garments adorn the sturdy
mbs of the likely youngster.
10 shorten the story, it, viii suf
fee TO say that Jake studied and saved
and tried hard. Al eighteen he grad.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY.

Notice is hereby given that on
Wednesday, November 18th, A. d.
1905, between the hours of ten o'clock
in the forenoon and five o'clock in
the afternoon of the saia day, at the
front door of the Court House. in the
City of Cairo. County of Alexander
and State Of Illinois, the real property
of Ransom Thompson deceased, con
sisting of the following: a
All of Lots numbered ca seven,
fS) eight (9) nine. G0) ten. 0D
eleven and 02) twelve, in Block mum
bered On one. Lots numbered ca
seven. 81 eight, 90 nine, G0) ten,
CID eleven and 02) twelve in Block
numbered (2) TWO. except that part OF
the said lots heretofore conveyed a.
right of way TO the Eastern Illinois
and NJ ssouri Railway Company. by
deed dated May goth, 1899 and record
ed in the office Of the recorder of
deeds in and for the County of Alexan-
der in Book 80 of the deed record.
on page 374. Also Lots numbered
CD three in Block numbered 81
three. Also Lots numbered 20 five
and 90 six in Block numbered 90
four. Also Lots numbered % one.
(2) two. go three. (D four, 90 five.
co six, ca seven. go eight. 60
nine. G0D ten, OD eleven f12l
twelve. in Block numbered (5) five
Lots numbered % one. 90 two. 60
three. ca four, 60 five 90 six. ca
seven. 80 eight, 90 nine. 0O) ten.
0D eleven. G2) twelve, in Block
numbered co six All Of said Lots he
ing in the town Santa Fe. in the
County of Alexander and State of III
inois VIII be sold al public sale. in
accordance with an order of the Coun-
" Court Of Alexander County.
Terms of sale viii be for cash.
Dated this 26th day of October A.
d. 1905.
BENJAMIN r. Thompson.
Administfatof
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-01
THE STORY OF A HUsTLlNG BOY

The measure of accomplishment is
SO variable that it can apparently
never reach a limit Weighed in the
chara able scales of success. achieve
meut often proves the success scale
If weights and measures false. The
scaler unfortunately too often fails
TO consider cause; he measures only
effect
Everybody. Judging only from Of,
feet. might not consider a lad of y
the pcssessor of an income varying
from four 10 six thousand dollars a
year and dependent on his own efforts
nurelv an example of wonderful sue
cess or youthful business prodigy
But uausing 10 consider that he young
man iu question might have sprung
from The guJter,-to use a figure OF
speech would not anyone e. ! inclin-
ca fo heap another weight on the &C.
comp.i-hmeut side of the scale? We
find rha story in the New York Com
mcrc.al as follows
Every big university no The United
States doubtless can tell Of similar and
probably more notable instances than
ihe one lated in this article But
tine career of young Jewish lad well
kuo to graduates OF a iealiug mi
tcrsfty nor so many miles from New
Yor city, is specific cas- and may
well .a related "a, an instance of what
brains backed by DIE energy 20 grasp
eyery uportWnity. no matter how hum
bic. vII accomplish for their posscssor
Some ton years ago ii Jrieht-eycd
little Naif strayed from an uuatirac
tive parental roof Oh Tho lower East
Side and arrived by what Oh ans is
NOT annarent-at the press rooms OF
nce paper plant in this citv of learn
ing Pee begged tho circulation mana
scr tr aHm papers ou trust and
lde ter heliefIe fhe pathetic llt
tie faIr that tho l,oy told "staked
him - "a IuudI, Tbe u.At day tha
loan sas repaid Before 'one fhe Do
tle Jewish news H0g- WcH cali him
"1aEa was fixture GOO The hic Hni
r0r=ty campus Little hy little. be-
saline, abe notice Of .hc College men.
by o. rces he won their confidence
and. rrtovinglv. their sympathy His
official position was purveFor Of news
pape but by degrees odd jobs sprung
up. and within a year. Jake Was the
confidential commissioner If some
score of college men There was moth
IN in the way Of service that he
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YOUTH AND AGE
FOUND IN RANKS
RECRUITS AND VETERANS LINE
UP IN ARMY OF AFFLICTED.
ESCAPES DREADED KNIFE.
Long Suffering Woman Tells an IN
usual Story OF Suffering
Relieved

Suffering with ailments of every de-
scrption great many people called to
see Payne yesterday
Apparently the crowds are growing
in numbers and interest and an I'M
usual scene was witnessed yester-
day Payne tells us, in Herman
10. Schuhs drug store Almost
an classes Of the citizens of Cairo
were represented and Young PEG
PIE who should have been enjoying
the fullest measure of health lined up
with the aged 10 whose burden of
years had been added the affliction of
disease.
The crowds moved quickly and t
was evident thar many had called on
the advice of their friends and neigh
bors. A few came out Of curiosity
but most of the callers were sick of
suffering. while large numbers stop
ped in simply to tell about what the
Payne's remed es had done for them.
Escaped Horrors Of Operation
Many unusual stories We're heard
but the most remarkable was told by
Mrs Kroger living on Tenth Street
who said. Il have been troubled with
rheumatsm Of both legs for five
years, my ankles were almost stiff
and with each move | made the pain
was almost unbearable My stomach
troubled me so that il was almost i'm
possible for me to retain food.
MY kidneys were also affected and
after had been treated by physi-
cinas they advised and insisted on a
surgical operation was told OF the
wonderful effects of the Payne rem
edies and was persuaded by a friend
to call on Payne. did SO reluctantly
as as had long ago given up all hope
of beng cured.
Arain Able to Walk.
u bought some Of theNeW Discov |
cry medicine and some Of the Quick |
Relief and after following the drec
lions one day fell better con
iinued taking The remedies and in
lne week | could walk easily and |
without the least pain My stomach |
Is improved so that | can retain all |
linds of food and | can heartily 1
hank MIR Payne for having snatched |
nc from the horrors of an unneces- |
iary surgical operation.
As Payne's visit draws to a close
aud so many stories like told by Mrs
Kroger come TO light, it seems that
the statements that he maize when he
firsr come to Cairo viii be verified.
Payne or his assistant are glad TO
talk with all from 3 m. to p. m.
al Herman G. Schuh's, sol Washing
ton Avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-01

withal to hold his stand" In the class
room, he had little leisure.
TO this college town came often
the big talors Of the metropolis. Jake
early formed opinions on dress and
without hesitation declared strongly
for enc of these dress puryeyors as
best" He threw" trade that way,
ana soon was the accredited agent OF
one of New York's exclusive tailors,
drawng a regular salary and commits
sions. Not content yet, he took up
life insurance College men think of
insurance as the last thing necessary
in the world--that is II they think OF
the subject at all. Jake made them
think. In his senior year he wrote
up" some of the richest men in col
lege. and their policies, 1t may be add
ed. were far from small in amount.
Now, on the high wave OF success,
he still swan calmly, strongly measur'
ing his strokes and seeing always the
goal Of endeavors long way off.
Never for an instant did he relax his
efforts Always he stood well in his
classes and his graduation day was
the proudest of his life, for
fifth On the list Of recipients Of diplo
mas shone his own name. His bust,
ness now, it Is claimed, nets him an
income Of from four to six thousand
dollars a year
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-01
The Corset Bothered Ter.

Tho mind of a child is always ask
ing auestio Vs." said S G. Wheat,
.ormcr president Of the Male Teach
ers' Association, in a talk on child
life me other day, My siXyear-old
daughter" said he came to me yes
erday with a bright new penny in
her hand. | could sec she was mem
ally disturbed about something. Final
IL she gave up the strueg o.. and, hold
'ne The penny mp 10 me- she said;
"Pana, why do they pa, a lot Of
caves and corset on pcnnies?' -
New Yo~k Press
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-01
HOPES FoR SUFFRAGE.

ST. Petersburg. Oct 5l--This after
noon Count White announced to "a
friend hat he was nor without nope
that universal Suffrage would Pee iu-
troduced before thc cleo cons fug -.ai,
dcuma took place.
This announcement which spread
among the liberals will enroll many Of
The latter among tn friends 1f tho
new government against the socialists
VINO annuonce they viii Dee So sized
with nothing less than a democratic
republic oa the basis Of state social
ism
If the agitators force eOllisi0 on and
the army stands firm resultant blood
zhsd uili be apt To react against them
AMI drive al except the radical ele-