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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-10
Durability is
Better Than Shozv."

The GUeaLh of the mutti-
mfliionaireS is not equal to
good health. Riches whhout
health are a curse, and yet the
rich, the middle classes and
the poor alike haze. in Hoods
SarSapariLia, a valuable as
Sistant in getting and main
tanning perfect health. 1t
neVer disappoints.
scrofula Three years ago our son,
now eleven, had a serious ease u scroula
and crysipelas with dreadful sores, dlscharg.
Ing n itching constantly. He could not
walk, several ply siCiauS did not help FOR
sixteen months. Three months treatment
with Hond's Sarsaparilla made him per-
fectly well. We are glad tu tell others OF IT,"
MRS. DAVID LAIRD, ottawa, Kansas.
Nausea " Vomiting spells, dizziness
aud pi"-it'iluu troubled me Tor yrurs.
Had uourUlail, grow weak aud could not
sleep. My aar was against nae, bat Hoods
N"arslpagIlIu cured me thoroughly. Nv
weight Increased from 70 90 li3 pounds. !
am the mother uf Mint Chllircu. Never f,it
so well and strong since I vas married az, |
do now.' Mus. N. A. MArfRs, 1929 a3d ST.,
Washington, ID. G..
Eczema a" We had 90 Tie the hands Of
our Two year old son on account ~ eczema
on face and limbs, No medicine even
helped until We used Hoods S4|rsuparilla
which soon cured" MRs. a. Van WYCK, l2a
Montgomery street, Paterson, N J.
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OFFICE and residence, No. 4l2 west Gold
" avenue. Telephone No. %. ONCE hours
to " a. m. 1 30 to 3 80 aud 2 To y p. m.
q. :. yesterday, M. ID. j.. 5. yesterday, III. ID
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LETS hold u big territorial fair next
September. This a be done by pushing
preparations early.
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MUSICIANS
I'm. Il. a.

I'VE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT SPE.
II cialist, NJ. n. Armijo building, rooms 10
and l2, Albuquerque, n, NJ, Ltice hours; y
to ~ "A. IN 4; 2 to o y. m.
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Carpstsl

We can save you money on any kind OF
floor coverings. May Il Faber.
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All fancy beverages at Rupees
fountain, Railroad avenue and Sec
ond street.
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TO CURE A COLD In "a
Take Laxative Bono Qninine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II fails
10 cure. % cents. The genuine has l..
h. U. on each tablet.
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OFFICE HOURS-Untl 9 a. m. and from
" 1880 to 3 80 and from z to < y, m. Office
and residence, 220 west Gold avenue, Albu'
quefque, n. NJ,
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My wife, Mrs. Christina Teall, having
left me without just proyocatlOn, ! take
this method of informing the merchants
that | will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by her from this date,
April ., 1899. W. NJ. TEAL,
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GRAND CENTRAL.

8. NJ. Bowen, East LAS Vegas; Thomas
K. Hutchinson, W. A.. Bradshaw, Los An
geles; A. NJ. Wells. ri Paso; n. b. Laugh.
lin. l.. Bradford Prince. Santa Fe; ". A,
Willis. III Paso; Geo. Wheat. Las Vegas.
HOTEL HIGHLAND.
Vim. Murdoch, Winslow; X. ii. Wells
williams; NJ. V.B Benson. Denver; j. X,
Dickson, O~gdensburg, N. Y; John Grass,
Trinidad; Vim. Sutherland wife, Detroit
Mich; Hugo soltaer. New York; J., b,
Hecher and daughter, Allentown. Penn.
Robert Hanson. George Madden. Pueblo.
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Genuine Conti's Castillo soap at
Rupees pharmacy, Second stree,
and Railroad avenue.
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Baia California
Damiana BitterS

Is acre Restorative, lu,igorntor aud Nerviuc.
The only wonderful Hiliro1isiuc aud special
Tonic Tor the sexual Organs Of both sexes.
The Mexican Remedy l0r Diseases Of the Kid
news mud HluIdpr.
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Refriserators, largest assortment
ever brought to this market, S. to
$50. Donahoe Hardware.
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Notice 10 Merehant..

Hnod's Puls cure liver us the non irritating sqd
ouy ,aitarfr o., utr.vuh Hnots s,uanuI Ia.
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The only complete work on this topic
ever printed in the English language. Tells
all alb utthe Chinese system OF medicine, It's
founding and early history, its important
secrets acquired through vivisection, It's won.
drrful pulse diagnosis, Ito uniform use OF
absolute y non poisonous herbal remedies, its
rapid progress In the United States, It's emf
nent leading practitioners, its novel theories
the origin, causes and treatment OF many OF
prevalent diseases. and the experiences of It's
patrons In Southern California, Also gives
valuable hints and advice on diet and nays
of living.
INVALUABLE To INyALIDs-
INTERESTING TO ALL.
2is pages, printed on heavy book paper.
In clear readable type, nicely bound, illus
trated. Sent free on application, Also blank
to be filled out Tor home treatment
THE Foo AND WING HERB co.,
o03 $. Olive st.. Lo. Angeles, Cal.
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JonNsIoS A FINICAL,

TTORNEY-AT.LAW. Onice, room z, N
n 7 Amilo building. VIII practice In al
the courts of the territory,
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LAwyEBs
4, RonFY

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, Albuquerque, n
"A NJ, Prompt attention given TO all bust
ness pertaining to the profession. VIII prac
tee In all courts OF the territory and before tn
United States LAND office.
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@.~ls1Vf-gs-t i" q Hs - MON poisonous
Comedy SOC tuuuT bora.
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N%2.k 49, $500 or sent iu plain wrapper.
XtNi 49, hy CAIrtsH, prepaid, tuf
MOO, or 3 BOTTLES, S37i.
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A TTORNElS-AT-LAW Albuquerque, N
- NJ. Office, rooms b and 8, First National
Bank building
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c. FIELDER

&. &. FIELDER. Us, FIELDER.
FIELDER a Fielder,
Attorneys at Law,
Silver City, n. NJ.
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Il. W. ID. BRYAN,
A TTCRNEI-AT-LAW, Albuquerque, ",
~ NJ, Office, First National Bank building
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-02-16
Tha Hnakers.

description Of an Autumn Scene by Whittier.l
Late in October when the periodical
autumn rain had freshened the grass
and otherwise adorned nature; after
the first frost had fallen bedecking
her with all the celers of the rainbow:
the sun rose in all it's beauty, all the
more attractive to the eye because Of
the picturesque foreground.
All day long 1T shone in splendor on
the cornfields, orchards, and the ex-
quisite tints of the woodland leaves:
making everything more beautiful be.
cause OF its glorious radiance.
All was silent save the occasional
rustling Of leaf, or the intermittent
dropping of shells from tree where q
squirrel was making meal Of nuts.
All the grain had been gathered OK
rest the corn which still stood In th'
1ield In golden majesty. Between tn
rows there glistsnsd q squash o
rumpkin now and then. which CAV
rich promise Of pies In the near future
The reapers were busy hauling tn
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-02-16

place between the boys and girls OF
the A class Of the sth grade, result
ing in tie.
The High School Literary met Fri
day evening and visitors were ad-
mitted for the first time but we hope
not the last.
Notwithstanding the intense Sc
verify of Monday morning thirty-five
pupils reported for duty in the first
primary room.
The Sth and 9th grades are drawing
rabbits and squirrels nowadays. 1t is
rather difficult to tell what the draw
ings are intended for.
Mrs. Cochrane and Miss Kinney,
the lecturer from Kansas, were pleas
ant callers at the High school Friday
morning. Miss Kinney gave us very
interesting talk.
Several Of the High school girls have
been practicing very diligently for the
entertainment on the Goth and 2lst.
Be there and see the result Of their
labors.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-02-16
Robert of Lincoln.

Robert OF Lincoln, or Bob-o-link,
az he is commonly called, is a little
bird Of black color all over, except
on the fore part of his wings and a
crest on his head Of pure white.
His mate Is brown and she is very
modest and shy, while he is a great
singer and seems to some people to
be very boastful. But as soon as the
little birds have come out Of the shell
and Robert has to rustic for food for
them he doesn't sing so much, and
In the fall after the little ones have
grown up he is very tired looking and
seems to have forgotten his boastful
song. As he flies away to warmer
lands we hope that as soon as he can
sing his song again he will come
back.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-02-16
The Robolink.

The bobolink is a beautiful Amsri-
can migratory bird. 1t comes north
early in the spring, and arrives in
May in the latitude Of New York
State
1t builds it's nest in meadows a
mong the grass, and renders service
to the farmers by the destruction OF
insects and worms. In May and June
the male is very musical, singing In
the air with great volubility and hi
larity, and rising and falling as II by
series OF jerks. "He chants OUT"
says Wilson, "such jingling medley
OF short variable notes, uttered with
such seeming confusion and rapidity,
that 1t appears as II half dozen birds
of different kinds were singing all to-
gether."
The summer plumage of the male
is mostly black and yellow, varigated
with white on the scapularies and
tail coverts, which 1t exchanges in
July or August for plumagc like
that Of the female. This is marked
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-02-16
School Notes.
Look out for the Goth, 2lst!

Look out for the Goth, 2lst!
The ground hog surely knew what
he was about.
The seventh grade literary meets
every Friday night.
Go to Binford's for books, stationery
and all school supplies.
Watch for the hatchet drill Feb. 20
and 81 in the school entertainment.
The school board has sent for appa-
ratus for experiments In philosophy.
The girls of the 9th grade are en-
joying delsarte training once week.
Cora Parsley, Of Flandreau, entered
the High school the first of last week.
The cold weather has been the cause
of a larger number Of absences than
usual.
Our pupils are looking anxiously
forward to the entertainment Of Feb.
20 and q.
Rev. Youngman was a welcome
visitor at High school last Tuesday
morning.
Don't forget the school entertain
ment to be given on the Goth and 2lst
Of February.
The 5th grade have organized So
ciety and meet once in two weeks to
have exercises.
The pupils OF the sth and 9th grades
are making some practical expert
ments in philosophy.
1t is a very common occurrence to
see ears and noses at q temperature of
80 degrees these days.
The pupils Of the lower grades are
preparing some interesting numbers
for the entertainment Feb 20, 80.
Three parsing contests have taken
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-02-16
V0Iga Items.

Miss Julia Smith is having run Of
the grippe.
A. S. Mitchell lost nice mich cow
the first of the week.
Wm. Fisher is expected home from
Chicago the last Of the week.
Sidney Ballard has left for parts uu-
known. He left very few unpaid bills,
il any.
Jim Olsen, Of BrookingS, was pa
rading our streets with his grip We'd
nesday.
Hon. Peter Peterson was home from
Pierre and spent Sunday with his
family on the farm.
The Woodman lodge has called a
special meeting for Saturday for the
purpose Of organizing lodge of Royal
Neighbors.
John II. Peterson is contemplating
some of moving from Brookings and
engaging in the machine business
with Peterson & Thompson.
John Borsyold, who has been located
in the southern part of Minnesota,
the past seven or eight years, is here
visiting his relatives and many friends
throughout the county.
County Surveyor Howard Sherwin
was over from the city Tuesday for
the purpose Of surveying and making
a plat of the property of Emil Fug'
lede.
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yellow ears to the capacious barns
where they would afterwards strip il
Of the husks, leaving the golden ker.
nels to shine undimmed by any GOV.
ering
At last the proud sun sank, yet
more beautiful than when it rose, illu.
mining the sky as 1t disappeared be.
meath the horizon.
But the sky was not dark for in
sinking the sun had left some OF his
rays behind, and the moon catching
them up made the evening beauteous
with its pure white splendor.
Then in the pile Of heaped-up corn
the children played while the old men
sat aside and smoked, aud the evening
closed with a song from the school
master.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-02-16

with several shades Of brown or dull
yellow. Its length is seven or eight
inches.
About the end of June the birds
cease to sing, become gregarious, and
move in large flocks TO the Middle
States. They are called seed-birds in
Pennsylvania, where many Of them
are shot for table in autumn.
In the latter part of autumn i'm
mense flocks of them attack the rice
crops OF South Carolina, where they
receive the name of rice-birds.
Many Of them are kept in cages for
song, but they do not sing in autumn
or winter.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-02-16
Aurora Items.
LOAFER

Malcolm Aldrich was visiting at
White Sunday.
Several of our people were at Brook
ings yesterday.
VIM. Handler was transacting busi-
ness at White Tuesday.
Sheriff Oium was transacting busi-
ness in Aurora Tuesday.
Father Sheehan held mass in the
Catholic church Monday.
Mrs. and Mrs. d. w. Bagwill were
over from Bushnell Monday.
Orson Rexford returned home from
Minneapolis Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. H. Larrabee was reported
on the sick list several days last week.
Miss Kate Hooker went to Elkton
Saturday and visited friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hugnson were
visiting in the vicinity OF Aurora
Friday.
There will be sociable at Geo.
Laird's in Trenton this "wednesday
evening.
Miss INNS, a sister of Mrs. John
Wulf has been visiting in Aurora for
the past week.
1. w. Purdy started for Pine county,
Mimi, Thursday where he has re-
Gently purch ased some land
Geo. Robbins, of Bushnell has pur-
chased the barn owned by j. II. Kel-
sey south Of d. w. Bagwilrs place.
Irwin Breisford, prosperous farmer
living near Bushnell, has purchased
the threshing outfit owned by Sage.
There was surprise party at the
| Aurora house Tuesday evening In
in honor of Miss Manda INNS birth
day.
Mrs. Clara Price who has been visit.
ing her mother, Mrs. Anna Baker for
some time returned to her home New
York city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Druey came over
from their farm near Flandreau Mon.
day and spent several days visiting
their daughter Mrs. M. M. Smith.
While Arthur West was trying to
break colt Wednesday forenoon, the
colt became frightened and ran into
the hitching post in front Of the
printing Office, but no one was hurt
and no damage done except to pair
of whiffie trees which were pretty well
smashed up.
HUSTLER.
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FEB. 2--March Q.
Notice Of Execution Sale.

State of South Dakota In Circuit Court
County of Brookings. Third Judicial Circuit.
Nichols & shepard Company, corporation,
Plaintiff, 1
Martin Schellnske and Charles Schelinske,
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that under and by vir-
the OF an execution duly issued in the above en-
titled action, under the zeal of said court the
End day OF February, 1859, upon judgment
rendered In favor OF said plaintiff Nichols 4 Shep-
ard Company, a corporation, against said defend
ant, Martin Scheiinske, which Judgment was
dated December 18th, 1898, duly docketed and
entered herein for the sum OF two hundred dol
lars and seventy nine cents (s0OI9, that or one
of my deputies will, on Saturday, the lIth day OF
March, 1899, at two O'Clock in the afternoon OF
that day al the front door Of the court house in
the city OF Brookings, Brookings county, South
Dakota, offer for sale and sell at public auction
the following described premises now under at
tacbment in the above entitled action, and all of
the right title and interest Of the said defendant,
Martin Schelinske, therein, at the time Of the at
tachment herein, April 2lst, 1893, or which he
acquired subsequently thereto, or so much there
Of as may be necessary to satisfy said judgment
and accrued costs and interest At per cent per
annnm on said judgment from December 18th,
1893, to.wit: The north half of the south west
quarter OF section thirteen (l3) in township one
hundred ten (l10) north Of range forty nine (iql
west OF the 5'h p. m, situated in the county OF
Brookipgs and state Of South Dakota.
Dated at Brookings, South Dakota, this End
day Of February, 1893.
HARRIS OIUM.
Sheriff within and for Brookngs county, South
Dakota.
CHEEVER Il HALL,
Attorneys T.: Plaintiff, Brookings, South
Dakota.
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JOHN F. FARRAND,
TOnSOrial Artist.

Hair Dressing for Ladies' and Gentlemen In the
highest style OF the art. good easv shave OF
al1ttmas
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Oak Lake News.

John Selick is boring well for Fred
Williams.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ibech last Tuesday.
Richard Brandt is going to bore a
well for Frank Green.
Wednesday was the coldest day this
winter. 1t was As degrees below zero
In the morning.
Miss Mable Hegeman went down to
Brookings Friday to visit with her
parents over Sunday.
August Luckon and family are
slowly improving. They have all been
afflicted with the lagrippe.
Frank Griepentrog went to Brook
ings on business trip Monday, re-
turning Tuesday evening.
The farmers are busy eaning theil
seed grain. They must be expecting
that spring will soon be here.
The little son of Gotfred Kleinke
has been sick for several days but Is
again able to attend to school.
County Superintendent of Schools F
e. Boyden was visiting the Oak Lake
sc hools last Thursday and FRIDAY.
Fred Williams, Kate Williams and
Miss Hegeman spent Tuesday even
ing at the home of Gus. Griepentrog
Mr.. and Mrs. Luie Rheal, Of Alton
visited at August Glaser's Monday
and Tuesday Of last week, returning
home Wednesday.
August Glaser, who has been sick at
White for several months was able to
return to his home in Oak Lake on
Monday of last week.
Mr.. Gus. Griepentrog went to Roch
ester, Mimi, last Tuesday, taking hi'
brother Carl with him for treatment
we hope that Carl will come bach
completely cured.
LoAFER.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-02-16
Rose Harding's Trial.

Rose Harding was sweet girl of
sixteen years, with dark blue eyes.
Her brother, Fred, a boy of six
years, was bright manly little lad.
They lived in the west in a happy
home, where hard cross words were
not often spoken.
Aunt Eliza was coming to see them:
also their cousins,a boy and a girl, and
while they were there the fair was to
be held.
The fair was considered next in i'm
portaLre to Christmas.
Their aunt and cousins arrived, and
the next morning Rose took her cous-
ins and brother to the fair. In the
afternoon they were to meet the car
riage with Mr.. and Mrs. Harding and
aunt Eliza.
Rose had hard time amusing the
children, as they wanted to visit
places that Rose did not think proper
for them to.
On the fair grounds was a large
dirty tent that had been used for
years.
Rose took the children and started
in door. Inside the tent there was
lady performing with some snakes.
This place is usually known as the
"side show"
As they neared the snake charmer
and Fred was standing in front OF her,
she suddenly dropped one of the
snakes and Fred stopped to pick ii up,
but before he could do it Rose pulled
him back.
The woman then picked it up and
said to Freddie, Don't be afraid, my
little man, it will not hurt you"
Rose then thought she had better
take the children out of the tent and
as they went, the boys caught sight
of some dogs fighting.
While In the crowd around the dog
fight, Rose was knocked down and
when she got up and looked around
for the children, Fred was no where
to be seen; she looked and looked but
still could not see him.
Meanwhile Fred had gone over to a
peanut stand to buy some peanuts as
Rose had said he could when they got
through looking at the dog show.
While buying them one of the hired
men came up and asked him, il he
didn't want to see the snakes again.
or course Fred answered 'yes" and
] they started off towards the tent, but
instead of taking him to the tent he
took him to the wagon that stood
near it and put Fred in, then locked
the door and went away.
Fred cried and screamed but it did
no good. Soon he stopped crying anc
wondered II he could't get out some
where. He spied small window and
tried to pnsh it up SO he could clint
out.
After working while the window
yielded and he jumped out. He saw
Rose at distance talking to her par
ents and aunt who had just arrived
Fred ran to them. Rose had seer
him jump from the wagon and cried
"Oh, there he ISL
When Fred reached the folks hi
was questioned but all he knew wa.
that he had gone to see the snakes ant
climbed out Of window.
Mr.. Harding then said he thought
this was no place for them to be ant
they went and got some dinner ant
started home.