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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-23


Tho array OF novel collarettes and
boas now to be seen In leading city
stores is unusually attractive. And
these are Just the days for them-this
breezy, crisp. autumnal weather. whom
It's far too cool for promenading with
out more protection than tho Jacket
gives at the throat and neck. yet hard
ly wlnterish enough for storm collars
or heavy furs. Some OF the newest
conceits In boas and collarettes arc
made OF coarse net and moussellne
de seie. thiokly dotted with chenille
pompons. These styles are full at the
neck, and have long. well-rounded
tabs. which can be caught In grace
fully at the waist or allowed 10 fall
free, at the wearer's will While In
expensive, the effect OF these dainty
mufliers IL very pleasing. particularly
where worn by a slender. wlllowy wo-
man. but there are other collarettes--
thousands OF them. Many are pretty.
and few otherwise. Every taste can
be satisfied. and II is not necessary to
empty the pocketbook In order 10 pcs
sess oneself OF a dainty and artistic
throat protector.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-23

The Princess OF Wales possesses fur
garments TO the value Of ei2,OOO. An
expert furrler is charged with the duty
OF oyerhauling these periodically, and
great care has 10 be taken TO keep
mem free from moths.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-23
A STUDY OF ONE STAR.
Dy Maude d. v. Krake.)

CHILD stood be-
tween the lace nets
at the window Of
the stone house.
looking out at the
" ct, shivering
trees and the heavy
rain droppin g
down upon the
beaten yellow grass
and old leaves.
The houses on the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-23

closed but In the one to the police
commisaary Langworthy said that he
was disguised with life.
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o. ". & u. y. 8abn.


geab @alpeiton, SOuiton unb guerl
tasli6 ..............9:O0 8orm
ysab Corpus gbrifi, Nranias BaB uni
geeuille td9li9 .......2:2O gta9n,
Na6 &errpille tdgli6, ausgenommer
Sonnabenbs u.Sonntass 2 :45Nahu
ytab &errpille, 9onntass. 8 80 @orm
Nah&errpine, ,Sonnabenbs 4 :3O9sabm
Mnfunft
Bon @alpeiton, Soufon unb guerr
ta9ltb 700 Mbenba
BON Corpus gbriiti, Iranias BaB unf
8eepille tdalid .......1 40 Nabm
gon 8errpiIe tdsli6, aussenommer
Sonntass unbMontass 10 :45gorm
BON &errpille, Sonntass. 7Mbenbs.
8on &errpille, Mpntass.. 1926 8orm
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! f0nneu," fliiTterte er ibr banfbar 3u
unb untbalIte unb fiiBte lie 3drtlid.
DieIem erIten 9eiud folgte cine
offene Ginlabun98farte bon Seiten bes
groBiprederii1en Oausberrn, bem Der
ariItofratildb geichnittene Sopf bes bilos
i1oneu SiinglingS pie elm aus Ieiner
Iaide be3ablter 2utusgeeenitano erz
| i6ien ben er nicbt miiien 1no9te.
Cine neue Settle, bic 9llice on bieles
Saus i6mieoete. Gin Sag ser @od]e
menigitens, no lie oen Sruber bergen
burfte, mo oieier in Dem 8ebagen oes
saltIreien Saules Bic Gntbebrunsen
ber slrbeitereriiten3 pergelien fonnte!
Sic lebte iic1 mebr uno mebr III
oiele frenlbeu gerbdltniile ein benen
fie ollmdlie bas @eprase ibrer eisenen
Beri0nli9feit CAB. sic fling an, iid
nit bent @ebanfen pertraut slt MAIDEN,
auf bieie burd bie Gr3iebung oernads
laiii9ten roben @emiitber nit BET 3eit
pereoelnS einaumirfen. Gie begann
iid Gins 3n fiiblen nit bem 6eir1z
| tpeien, bas tie ndbrte, iie unb sic beis
ben lieben g4eien, bic ibr tbeurer
paren als ibr Selbf. Sn bieie 3eit
-es mar BE bes besounenen Garnepals
-fiel Srtslebens antras. @ein Spinz
nenneb mob ct bi6ter uno bidter I'm
bic glrsloie, Der er banlals Die Nntmort
auf ibre uuiduloise Srase f9ulois
bleiben 1nubte.
sllice slaubte nit bieIem beitimmten
0lein ieinen Nadifellunsen elm fir
ollie Wlal ein @nbe selnadt 81, baben.
SrtslebenS fluser aopf bere1nete
ieood, melcb' ansiebenbe Graft cine
TO biloidOne Srau in ieinem Gallon
iiben muBte, uenn er iid bic @iber-
itrebenoe erlt Su eisen semadt. Dieie
Srau CAB ieinem 0auie natiirlib ipies
Der einen anltanoi9en Initri9, in benz
before Glemente ii6 nidt ida,nen
miirben, eins unb auS3ugeben.
aeinen slusenblid 3ipeifelte er on
ieinem idlieBliden Siege. Gs fiibren
ia piele @ese nod 0fom, unb bilft
0ofr amor ntd)f, 10 gtbt>8 atl0ere,
itrensere @ottbeiten, Die iie iGon
nnter ben SUP suinsen tpiirben.
St iab an bem aierliden Sdads
tiidGen Dor bem mollisen 9amtnfeuer
uno Soe beodhtis ieiuen adufer.
), Gardez la refine" iaste ct su Gutter,
nit ipieem Singer Tim ben 1burin
raubenb, nabm eiuen Sdlud aus bem
MotfataBd)en babel, itredte feline lans
gen 8eine gesen ben 9an,inporiae,
baB Die rotbe Slamme iid in ben
Sdnabelipieen feiner Sdube unb auf
ben ieioenen Soden fpieselte. Damn
oebnte er it'd bequem unb 9dbnte Elm
Helm lueais, ipabrenb er nit aufmert>
iamem Sbr nad bem Gallon bin
bordte, mo cine erleiene 0errenseiells
ifaft iid um ben Slii9el sruppirt
bate, on benz sllice ibren lpeiden Slit
be9leitete unb Srau 9aroliue, in
einem tiefen SeHel periunten, nit
rieiisem Seoerpalmblatt fid) fd6elte.
Gin paar faiiise s3iise, oann mar Suts
(Sortiebung folgt).
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GtGAt Dbis, StaAt EsIebsA
2uea1 Gcuutt, q. O.

Srauf gbenet befdipbrt, bab q
her xltere Bartner ber Tirna S. 8. GHe.
aes 4 Go. tft tpeIde @efdafte In Der
Stast 7oIeso, tn obensenonntem COUNTY
xne Staate, t9ut, uns bab befaste Gtrma bic
6umme boa einbunbert Dollars
fiar ieben San BON 3otarrb be5abIen mirh,
Der bur4 ben Gebrau6 bon 9aIrs Ra'
tasrhRxr riHt sebeilt tperben fann.
3eihporen bcr mir unb uY,ter'
(~ fhrieben in netner @eseutrart am
I SEAL 6. Septsmber u. .. '8s.
(~~) u. ID. GIeafsA
6ffentIiher 9star.
SsH's aatarrb aar tpirs tnnerlies senem,,
men, anh tpirft birett auf bas 8lut uas bic
t4Ieimiseu Dberfd6en ceS Gpfte.ns. east
SUD urnfonit 3eusniiie tOmmen.
s. 5. Gbtneb & Co., Eclsbe, @.
E~ 8erfauft BON Npotbefern, rs Gts.
6al'S JamiIten. Yillen iinb bic beften.
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aSte man gut ausfeben fant,.

Gin sutes slusieben iit tbatld6lid
nl6t bios ,bauttief", benn es banat poll-
ltanoig BON benz suten @eiammtbefinben
elnes Wieni6en ab. SIT Die 2eber unz
tbatlg. oann iiebt mar gelb uno aalIig
aug, 1T Der Ntasen in unorbnung, bann
betonlmt man oas tdiige 9tusleben bes
0Dspeptlfers, iino bic 9eieren afflcirt,
10 bat man Elm perfnifenes 9lusIeben.
Serlbaffe Dir quite @elunbbeit unb 9u
lutrlt an9 gut ausieben. ,,@leftric Bit
ters" 1T eth pprtrefflides s(ureaunas:
mittel. @s ipirtt birett auf ben Weaaen,
auf Die 9eber anb auf bic Nieren. @s
reinist oas 8lut uno beieitist aQe Saut>
ansi1ldse unb @eibipiire ilno perleibt
cine flare 9autfarbe. Sebe Slaide
miro 9arantirt. so Gents bic 9laIde.
Wertuuft in Der slpotbefe pon S, Salt
eDer & SObn.
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Gpntbern Yacific 0abn.
glbfa brit.

gea9 Seem Orleans, Souiton uno gal
oeiton tdslid 1910 Mfittass uni
$50 Nbenbs. ......,............
yla6 eagle BaB, Werieo &c. IL gorm
gtab galifornien ...... .4:45 Na1m
Mnfunft.
Bon Stem Orleans, Souiton unb Gal,
beiton td9lib 7::25 8urm. unb 1925
ytahnl. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
@on galifornien &C. Ill: so 8orm
Ton ga9le BaB unb Merico 700
NbenbS. ................
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Giieubabn Tabr : Ylau.
8. & 9. u. @abn.
q B { q 3 T t.

U b I a brf.
Nab ct. 2ouis nia esron Wountaiu
ober M. 6. & 8. ..... $50 Gorm,
ytab ct. Souls nia Sron Mpuntain
HDute. e..............9:OO Mbeubs.
ytah Searne tdsli6, 100 Moraens.
ytab 2areoo. ............9:45 @prm.
anfunft.
Ton ct. Souls, Srpn Mpuntain 6 M
4. q Z. .............S 800 Borm.
Son ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & 90.
4. q Z. 3:55 Nabm.
Won 9earne td9li6. .1O:2O Mbenbs.
Ton 2arebo. 200 Mben6s
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Ratbe bers eisheit.

Il B ebers Us tsbeit.
ProfeHor Der gbemie: vum Sbnen,
meine 6erren, nur nod gines iiber
ben 3med unb bic Wablidteit bes Waf.
iers 3u fagen: Sdtten mir fein Ma1er.
mir fonnten ni6t i6mimmen Iernen,
nnb mie Diele Wenideu ptirben bem3us
foIge beim 8aben ertriafenlA
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90. Wooetptls, Gall @roter,

goles &aser bon STAPLE unb Ganep
8rocertes, 6 6uitt.W aaren,
@IotbinG 6titeu, 3pilette,
Qrtiteiu. @lass, pprseIIa n.
unb aOrb Waaren. Su auen
Gepartements aur frif1e Saden.
Niebriae preiie. Sreie unb prompte
abIieferung. 738 Siib. .AIamo. .5trabe
gde @amarao. Selepbon 433.
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9. aapitet.

~ " y ~ SAs
Wlonate iparen nun hinaeaanoen.
Garolinens auibringlite Sreunblfaft
blieb nod i'm 3unebulen. Sie iibers
i5iittete 9llice nit gaben aller glrt,
bic oeren gtol3 neripunoeten. 9ebnte
lie aber ab, ipeinte Garoline ME elm
Sinh, uno bic 9esablte muBte aud
oieies ertragen lernen.
Die Na1rihten BON 5ante Sriebs
den iiber ibre Mutter lauteten trolilifJ
unO traurig 5usleid). Ger Settles
auitanb fldrte fi6 nidt, aber Der a0rz
per erbolte lid. artbur i6idte ibr,
mas er iid irgenO bonn Munoe abbar>
ben fonnte, aber es mar ipenis genus.
sG8 III elm Slid, oaB penisltens
Du 10 niel fir Deine Wlutter tbun
fannlt. Shne Die Bflege, bic idmeren
Weine uno 10 ueiter ipiiroe iie idwers
lid ben barten gSinter iiberlteben,
idrieb 9ante 5riebden fait jebe @ode ;
uno 9arrD oanfte in jeoem 8riefe fir
Der SdDeiier iOrgenbe giebe, bic benz
uerpObnten Sorper Die 9lrbeit in freier
Suft ertr6gli9 made.
Das nareu bic itarfen 8dben, Die
alice i'm 6aule beS Snbultrieritters
feitbielten, BEN lie aus Grunb ibrer
Seele ueradten muBte.
Seit jenen unfreiuilii9en Sffen<
barunser bon Geiten Srau aarolinens
mar ME elm pertraulides gSort iiber
ibren Manu mieoer segeu glice sefals
len-ia, a1s abne file ibre bamali9e
Sdiratbafttgfeit, ueriudte iie ben
Wlaun, ben iie MIR islten i'm redten
Sibt erfannie, burh iibertriebeues Sob
in 9llices Sugen iuieoer gu beben. Sin
oergeblide8 gemiiben, 3a benz biele in
ibrem Snnern mitleiois lddeln n,uBte.
9lu9 idipieg lie lebo9 ba3u. Das
Seben bate tie Dos idon eelebrt. sic
gln9 rubig ibren g8eg uabm ftills
l9lpet9eno bic .3ii9el bes Sausuelens
IN TIRE 9ano, leitete BEN unIelblltdns
oigen 0efdlmaG 6rau aarolirens in
reilere gabnelJ gab Der gltnoIphdre
nm lid BON eigeaen por1ebmen gGelcn
alb uno brabte nnlpilltiirlitb outd,
ibren perf6uliden GinfluB i'm SauIe
oes 4arbenii8 9llles auf eine Gtufe,
baB lid Saualiere, ME Baron 9tisberq,
bort lpobl 81 fiibleu beganneu uub beis
iere Glemente lid am Samin GbeoSor
@ictor Suffers begriibeuO Die Sanoe
rei6ien.
so nimmli gu bod nidt gan, obne
8erbienit ben soloenen 9obn bin, .
trDltete iid 9llice, fpenn lie 6err Gut.
ter in seid)mei1elter Gitelfeit ,f6nia.
LID" beSablte. $50 bift On bod III
etmas in Der g1elt Mite" ieufste lie
nit iiberftrGmeueem 9anfgefiibl, ba
6arrh Der alS Gdrtnerburlde einige
Wleileu entfernt lernte, file zines
SouutagS beluhen fonnte, uno 70 feiu
gefleioet unO 9entlemaulife erldien,
baB 6err Gutter i'm eifrieit gu Glide
eiHluo.
9arrb seigte ibr peritoblen uuter
Dem 9iid bic blaurotb angelaufenen
0dnoe NIT ben 8roitbeulen an ben
eiuit 10 fdmalen 8insern. oGeine
Salbe uno Die uarinen Sauolduhe,
nit benen On mid INNER periorgit,
baben sllles mieber furirt. Sd babs
Dor SAmersen suerlt faum ausbatteH
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W. s.. & g. Babn.
Wbfa hrt.

Nad 8aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas, aan,
ias gitp, ct. Souls unb gbicaso tds.
LID $50 8orm. ,lnb 500 Mbenbs.
Gnfunft.
gon Chicago, ct. Souls, 8anias gitp,
Dallas, 6lrt 8ortb unb @aco, tdgs
LID - rs Bprnl. unb 10 20 Nbenbs.
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SelifId) Gnsliide Sob : 9ruderei.
gii9er nnb eOmmer3ieas 9rudfa9en.
Aorelftre: e}obn g 6ott,
211 Rorbs preiasStraBe

Winbmtiblen, 0euprefsn, pun,
pen uub R6bren.
alamo Srpn @prts.
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g8eile Ser en9liIden SpraGe bur6
Sbre 0luries mdbtie. 9Qlien sic
mid fit iparme @mpfeblungen fir SIR
gutes Sortfonmen iorgen, ltno nun
beratben sic nit mir, mas mir nit
SIREN bolben Gdmeltern anfausen.
Die biirfen autb auf feinen Sail feiern,
> bic rniifien aud ibre Grdfte re9en lers
men. Denfen sic uadl baben Die lie=
ben Gin6er gar feline ausgelproGene
8egabltng ooer fteiue 3aGente? All
right, S8aIlD lit muiifaliId. @ir
brinseu iie ms GouIeruatoriuna, Inn
iie 5ir MluIiflebrerin ausSubilben.
Die &leine-9iba, tli6t iuabr? pers
ftebt ii6 MIR auf's Sauslitbe, aoden,
iagen Sie? 0as iluB aud nutbar ge=
inabt uuo in sroBem Stile aisge@
beutet iueroen. 9aiien sic mid
MAIDEN. Sahen sic mid, eutes Sinh.
SD iese Der Mama i6on Sen Sopf su@
redt uno weiIe pielleidt au6 oieler
nod BEN aeeigneten gSe9 Der 1hdtigz
felt i'm 2ebel. 2alfsn Sic fie nur erlt
Sreltbe on eiJener &bdtigfeit finben,
uu6 wir baben 9eIiegt. Seben Sie,
10 iino ipir alten Sageltol3e bo1 nod
3lt etua8 I'M 2eben 5u sebrau6en.
5eben sic mid als Siren fiiriorgene
ben 8ater I'm 0ebsn an meiH liebes
Ginb.
Der eifrioe cite Serr fiibrie allles
burdl, ipas er geplant. Das trauri9
suianmengebrobene eriie llnternebmen
luuroe aufge9ebel. Srau bon airdba6
iieoelte auf ieiuen 9tatb mil ben bei@
Sen Siin9lten IN Die 8elibens iiber unS
freute iitb Der gldbe ibrer aaoetten on
ben freien Goantagen.
1lla aiebt binaus - biuau8 in'8
0eben. Gin mebnliitbiger abldieo,
i9on 9epaart nit Soffnunssfreube. Sin
leete8 reioluteS Si6losreiBen BON oen
furSen, iiiBen Sugeuotraum erlten pers
ia9ten 2iebessliids. Slnn liiftet iie Die
Sliioel, uno euten Mlutbes 3iebt iie
Dem 2eben ernlter 2lrbeit, ernlten Gtus
biums entse9en. Mlit Seuereifer iiber>
ipinbet lie Die erlten Gtabien, unb alS
iie ua9 furSer gorarbeit ipieoer in
Der 6eimatb eri9eint, III lie cine
idneu sereifte BET Der llniperlitat IN,
griiIIel immatrifulirte Stuoentin Der
mebisiniiden Safultat, unb Die 3ipil@
liuge bilben iid aus als 9biilerinnen
Der Winlit uno bOberen 9o9funit.
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- Roofing Felt, ped unb Wspbolt
BET 9eHrg pauip. Sel. So.
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@ulf Gbpre , 8abn.

V"Hf V1UtS OUUHs
VI fabrt.
Nad Stodoale, tdslid, aussenums
men SpnuabenoS unb Sonntaas,
unt ................ 500 Ha6m
Wonta9s nur...... 500 Wurgens
SpnnabenoS nur. $50. $50 8orm.
4nfunft.
Bon Stodoale, tdslid, aussenom>
men Sonnabenbs uno Sunntaas,
um.... ............ $50 Gprm.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-11-01
rhe REGISTER calls attention to an

The REGISTER calls attention to an
article, in another column, taken from
the Brookings Individual. 1t makes a
very serious charge against the treas
urer and the auditor Of this county
not alone from the fact that the inter-
est and penalty fund have been used
for county purposes and not properly
apportioned to the several townships
and villages Of the county, but by dis
eliminating against the rural districts
and In favor of the city of Brookings,
In making this apportionmeut, by
what right does the city of Brookings
and the state receive their share of
the collections and the different town
ships and villages of the county get
left out In the cold? In this connec.
tion the REGISTER rises to inquire
why the treasurer's and auditors uar.
terly statement does not appear ? Is
st because the statement contains
matters that ought to be concealed
from the voters until after elections
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-11-01

L. 81. Lee, the Peoples's party can
didated for county superintendent OF
schools, was born in Calhoun county,
Michigan, where he attended, success
lively, the common district school, the
village grammar school, the city high
school and college. Fresh from his
studies he came to Dakota In the
spring of 1892 and settled on land In
Miner county, teaching winters and
farming summers. In the fall Of 1886
he went to the Black Hills where he
taught school for three years. After
spending three years more In school
work in Michigan, he took charge Of
the Elkton school in 1891, where he re-
mained for five years. Since which
time he has been principal Of the
White school. His library Is replete
with modern works on teaching and
methods, and he is strictly abreast Of
the times in all educational matters.
1t will thus be seen that his education
was thoroughly founded; that he has
been eminently successful in his
teaching; that he has had broad ex-
perience; that he Is up-to.date; that
he has been tax payer in the state
since 1883; that he has been resi-
dent Of the county for eight years and
Of the state for thirteen years; that
his interests are entirely with us with
the exception that circumstances
make it necessary that his children
be in Michigan. Mr.. Lee holds four
first grade certificates.
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MILLER is ACQUITTED.
Jury Finds Verdict of Not Guilty In the
Case of the Fargo Banker.

Jury Finds Verdict Of Not Guilty In the
Case of the Fargo Banker.
FARGO, N. d., Oct. 31.-H. f. Miller,
president of the defunct Citizens Ma
tional bank, who has been OH trial in
the United States circuit court for the
past two weeks on three criminal charges,
has been acquitted by the jury. Miller
was indicted ON 40 counts by the federal
grand jury last spring. The case has
been of absorbing interest throughout
the state. Miller was prominent free
silverite. The cashier of the bank, G. G.
Schuyler, was also indicted by the
grand jury but the case will probably
be dropped.
LONDON, Oct. 8l.-Infuenza has made
its temperance here earlier this season
than usual. The number of cases the
past week is the highest since last win.
ter. Fifteen deaths In London are off,.
cially attributed to influenza and there
are some spprehensions that IT will as.
sume epidemic form,
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-11-01
PLANS NOT YET MATURED
No Date Fixed for Movement
Of Troops to Cuba.
LEES CORPS WILL LEAVE FIRST
May Sail In q Week or Their Start Might
BE Delayed for a Month
or More.

WASHINGTON, Oct 31.--No definite
determination has been reached as to
the date when the troops now at Savan-
nah will be sent to Cuba. A prominent
administration official said that the de-
parture of General Lees corps would de-
pend, to a certain extent, upon the
movements of the Spanish forces in
evacuating the island. The American
troops, he said, might sail this week
and they might not sail for month.
1t is the intention of the administra-
ton, however, to land General Lees
corps in Cuba
Before the 1st of January.
That date has been fixed definitely as
the time for the final evacuation of the
island by the Spaniards. An effort was
made by the Spanish authorities to OBJ
tain an extension of the time for evac-
uation to the first of February, but the
proposition was declined by the Ameri-
can commissioners.
Arrangements for the landing and
camping of the American forces have
been practically completed, although
some of the details have not been
mapped out yet.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-11-01
MAY CAUSE DELAY
President Rios Of the Span
ish Peace Commission
Is III In Paris.
Americans Would Not Be Sur
prised if Negotiations
Are Broken Off.
QUESTION OF PHILIPPINES
Spaniards Mortified at the
Present Attitude Of the
Madrid Press.
Demand That a Treaty Be
Signed No Matter What
the Terms.

PARIS, Oct. 31.-Senor Montero Rios,
president of the Spanish peace commits
sion, is ill. This causes some doubt as
to the time of the next joint session OF
the commissions There is a strong i'm.
preston, which has been growing here
recently, that the Spaniards have been
receiving assurances of the American
determination to take the entire Philip
pine group, with compensation, and
they are mortified by the attitude of the
Spanish newspapers arriving here. They
are found to have wheeled into line with
The Epoca of Oct. 81, which demanded
that the Spanish commission should
sign treaty in Paris no matter how
enormous the conditions imposed by the
Americans. Nevertheless, despite the
Attitude of the Spanish Press
and despite the attitude of the Spanish
government which declares that the
Spaniards here have no intention OF
withdrawing, the Americans here
would not be surprised if one or more
of the Spanish commissioners were tc
resign and bring about the same result
On the Philippine matter two weighty
questions are likely to he raised by the
Spaniards, the first is on the phrase
control, disposition and government
of the archipelago, the Spaniards doubt.
less holding that the word disposition
does not involve possession, though they
know that possession" was originally
written in the protocol and changed to
disposition on M. Cambon's interven.
ton on behalf of Spanish sentiment
Collateral is a secondary consideration
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-11-01
FLYING THE YELLOW FLAG.
French Bark at San Francisco Reports
Two Deaths From the Plague.

French Bark at San Francisco Reports
Two Deaths From the Plague.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 31.-The French
bark Duchesse Anne has arrived in port
from Hong Kong flying the yellow flag.
Both the federal and state quarantine
launches put out to the vessel, and soon
the news came back to port that there
had been two deaths on board during
the voyage from the bubonic plague.
Captain Cervary, master of the ship,
was the first to succumb to the dread
disease. He was sick only few days
and died on Aug. 20. Nearly month
afterwards sailor named Menier was
stricken with the plague and on Sept. Is
he died and was buried at sea. The
bark was ordered into quarantine.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-11-01
Attentions! Everybody!

We have full line of furs in stock,
consisting Of coats, robes, and ali
kinds of Ladies' Furs. We make all
our own goods and carry nothing
made in the sweat shops OF the East.
Patronize Home Industry. Buy OF
those who are here permanently and
who help pay your taxes. Yours for
Business. HEGEMAN & PARSONS.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-11-01

The best salve In the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
chilblains, corns, and all skin erup.
tions, and positively cures piles, or no
pay required. 1t Is guaranteed to
give. perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by A. L. Binford
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-11-01

Buy a Washington Telescope weigh
er, sacker and wagon loader of Geo.
G. Rude, BroOkings. 1t will pay you
to put one Of them on your thresher
at once. They are the best rig of the
kind made.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-11-01
ORDERED TO WASHINGTON

Significant Message to the Transportation
Commission at Havana.
HAVANA, Oct. 31.-Colonels Hecker
and Lee of the United States special
transportation commission have re-
ceived cablegrams from Washington
directing their return to Washington by
the first steamer available. The i'm
preston is general here among Amer
leans that the recall of Colonels Lee and
Hecker at this juncture is highly signifi-
cant.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-11-01
The b5SS5j3s' bsfsf7

Is being remodeled, and from N
on special attention viii be psi I
this department. Nothing bulhy1
and first-class goods made sldsA
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-11-01

Now that you have harvested a good
crop you certainly want one of our ex-
cellent Studebaker buggies or a surry.
They are now being sold at greatly re-
duced prices at Geo. Rude's machinery
stand.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-11-01

We have few more of those cele-
brated Studebaker wagons to sell at
the most reasonable prices and terms.
Call and look them over before buying
any other. Yours Truly,
GEO. G. RUDE: