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COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued From Page Nineteen.

the early morning tides given in the left
hand column and the successive tides Of the
day in the order OF occurrence as 70 time The
.econd time column gives the second tide OF
the day the third time column the third tide
and the last or right hand column gives the
last tide OF the day. except when there are but
three tides sometimes occurs. The heights
United States Coast Survey charts, except
when a minus sign (-) precedes the height
and then the number given is subtracted from
the depth given by the charts. The plane OF
reference is the mean OF the lower low waters
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New Steamship Line.

PORTLAND. Dec. 9.-The California and
Oregon Steamship Company has complet-
ed arrangements for line 90 -teamers
between this city and Cape Nome Alaska.
The steamers George W. Elder. Despatch
and Hueneme will be put on the run and
will leave Portland every twelve days.
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Benefit for a Brave Soldier.

A performance was given in the
Mission Opera-house last evening as a
benefit to Lyman w. Wentworth. late of
the First California Volunteers. who Is
an in the Preside Hospital from injuries
received in Manila. A committee. headed
by H. u. Williams as chairman. had
charge of the affair. The attendance was
large and considerable sum was real
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Commander Wood Dving

WASHINGTON. Dec. g. One Of
Dewey's war captains. Commander E. p.
Wood, is lying seriously i'll at his resi-
dence in this city with typhoid fever.
This officer commanded the little Petrol.
which ran In and silenced the Cavite
forts in the battle of Manila Bay. Late
tonight DR.. Rixey announced that Can
tain Woods condition was critical.
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Fight a Fake.

WOODLAND, Dec. 9-The twenty
round boxing contest between Edward
Smith of San Francisco and Walter
Cooney of Stockton Friday night was a
raw fake. Smith was knocked out in the
first round.
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Louisville Jockey Club Stakes.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Dec. 9-The new
Louisville Jockey Club has announced the
stakes for the next spring meeting at
Churchill Downs. beginning on May and
continuing fifteen days. Eleven stakes
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Darrell Knocked Ont

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-Spike Sullivan
knocked out Ed Darrell in seventy sec
onds at the Greenwood Athletic Club of
Brooklyn tonight.
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BIRTHS- MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent NV
mall Will not be inserted They must be hanass
in az either of the publication offices and h.
Endorsed with the name and residence of me-
FUns authorized 10 have the same published
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co

Steamers leave Broadway
wharf. San Franchises:
For Alaskan ports, 10 q. m.
Dec. ?. 7, u. II. q. q. Jan I.
change 20 company's steam
ers az Seattle.
For Victoria. Vancouver
CB. C), Port Townsend. Sc
attic. Tacoma, Everett. Ana
cortes and New Whatcom
FuUaabN N q - ne~
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Alameda County.


citation Of Berkeley (corporation) lot on W line
OF Filbert street, 61:s OF Eighteenth 25 by
w 100 being lot 3. block sos. Market-street
Tract. Oakland Ito correct deed OF December
ls. lssO: $40
Homestead Loan Association of Berkeley Ccor-
poration) to James NJ Brown same: $1,000.
NJ Gertrude Brown TO Barbara Marsellis lot
s line OF Benton street 40 r OF Brown E
40 by so being lot u on map OF resubdi-
vision OF block A. corrected map of Brumagim
Tract. Oakland SO
Peter and Sarah NJ Thomson to Mahala ].
Mcdowell. lot W line of Franklin street
lo304 y OF Twentieth Cor Delger). NE 4O NV
1902. SW 35.55. Sc 1l3E to beginning. Oak
Michael Casey to II F. Hobson. lot on 8
line Of Moss avenue. 277.O2 f from NE line OF
county road. Oakland TO San Leandro. 40. s
I26 ~ w 40 ~ l25. So to beginning being lot 25
block A. amended map OF Moss Tract, Brook
lyn Township; SO.
II F. Hobson TO Thomas Tanning. same; SO
Caroline NJ. Runkle TO Tribune Publishing
Company "a corporation). lots ! and 3 block
&c. Resubdivision Of Townsite of Fitchburg
formerly Fitchburg Homestead Lots. Brook
lyn Township; $40.
]. b. and Carrie c. Lanktree TO Edward T.
OF Madison. ei:s by E l25. quitclaim deed
Union savings Bank to Realty Syndicate "a
corporation), lots y. Il and Il. and 20 feet
OF lot II. block f. Stanford Tract, quitclaim
deed, Oakland: $40.
Golden Rule Mutual Building and Loan As
Louise street. 252:11 W OF St Charles avenue,
W 5i:s by s i25. Alameda; s24oO.
line OF First street. so sw OF k Sw % by
Sc 100 being the NE half OF lot 2. block 8.
Town OF Livermore. Murray Township; $40
Henry and Louisa Sevening to Rudolph w
A. and Ernest A. c. Postel. lot on Sc corner
of Park street and lot ID. block T. Alameda
Park Homestead Association, y 5l:i Z l45, 3
H:l " AS TO beginning. being lot d and
a portion OF lot c. block 4. Map OF Alameda
Park Homestead Association. Alameda: $40.
Builders Contracts.
Santa Fe Terminal Company OF California
a.
architect engineer of company. alterations TO
freight warehouse in block 32s. bounded by Har-
rfson Bryant. Main and Spear streets: S2l O90
Josephine Aubrey ,owner) with ID. r Fran
occur contractor. architect J. Francis Dunn all
work. alterations and additions. except house
raising. plumbing. Timing, gas fixtures con-
crete work hardware. mantels and shades 10
one-story and basement frame building on n
line OF Pine street. ITO w OF Devisadero q7:sx
1916 total 1890.
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H. IT, n n. Jan. and every MN day shsr.-
.,,... -. rss.nSe at Seattle TO this eompanys .
a.tsr; cnen 90 llaska and O. ". R'y.; at Tacoma
to n p. Ry.; a ysnsSuysr Vance. y to {; p; R11IwAy %
10 is 20. rs. 30 Jan. 4. and every nfth day
thereafter. .- g. a,-..-- -.
oos port Hartford (san Luis CbitboL GaviotA.
santa barbara. Ventura. Huenetne San Pedro.
East san pedro QIos Angelesl and Newport
a m. Dec. 2 g. TO- ~ Il. p. %. 20. Jan ,.
and every fourth day thereafter.
ford Csan Luis obispo). Santa BaroarH Port
Ios Angeles and Redondo Qos Argeies). II
a. m. Dec. T. 9. II. 1s 70. 20. .. jan L and
every fourth day thereafter.
For Fnsenada Magdalena Bay. San jose def
caho MazatIan. Altata. Ia Pax. Santa Rosa
liza and Guaymas CMex). 10 a m. 7th OF each
month ..,
folder. -
without previous notice steamers. sailing dates
and hnur~ q sailing.
TICKEr oFFIoE- New. Mont<Ome0
street palace HoteD.
GooDALL. PERKINS q CO.. Gen. Arts.
10 Market ST.. San Francisco.
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The more a man loafs the more wages
he expects when he works.
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HENRY j. GALLAGHER CO,

0successors 20 FLANAGAN & Gallaghe-).
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMEgs.
W Fifth st., opposite ncoln school.
Telephone Sou-h so.
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DIED.

Armstrong. James Noon. Patrick
Bean. David +. Oberdeener. Wolf
crowley. Mary A. O'keefre Robert d.
Dohnken. Charles O'Sullivan, Mary \.
Esnault Rene over. Andrew r.
FNelitz Claus c W. Pearne. Eleanor +.
Grimes. Annie Peterson. Alstrid A.
Haydock. Jane Pullan. Sophie @.
Hungcrford Mabel Sober. Joseph l..
Irvine. George w. Thon. William +.
Laymance. Elijah NJ. Tyler. Jennie
Levy May Van Duzer. oliver
Mcdonald. A J. Van Meter J. McC.
Morris. Lena william, Harry
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There are tricks in all trades pertaining
TO horses.
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TOYO KISEN KAISHA,

g TEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF. COR
~ ner OF First and Brannan streets. 4 o. m
fc- YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG. calling al
Kobe Hiogo). Nagasaki and Shanghai and
connecting az Hongkong with steamers for
India. etc. No cargo received on board on day
OF sailing.
AMERICA nnAItO nurHday. Dee. n
HONGKONG MARU...-........T Tuesday. Jan is
NIPPON MARI. .:............... Friday. Feb D
Via Honolulu.
Round-trfp tickets al reduced rates. For
freight and passage apply at company's ofncs
AL Market street. corner First.
w. H. AVERY General Agent,
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coxpAssIE sEsrRALE rRassArt.yr,ou,

OohPAehlE eEhERALE TRANeATLANTIQuE
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs.
Sailing every Thursday instead OF <(TRk
saturday. from November 2 1888. at S~%Nes-
10 a. m. from Pier ~ North River foot os
Morton St LA NORMANDIE Nov 10. Ia
GAsCOGNE. Nov. %: LA TOURAINE Nov
20; LA BRETAGNE. Dec. First-cla.s 10
Havre. 80 and upward: per cent reduction On
round Zip. Second-class 20 Havre tt5. s p~r
cent reduction on round trip GENERII,
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
xDA. y Broadway Hudson building). Nev
Agentr. Montgomery ave. San Francisco
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Ms5y Alice Ross s% John schusseT s ,Sn anS w
James and Annie Schwartz to Isidor
Schwartz. lot on S line OF Eddy street. 27:s W
Isidor and Rachel Schwartz TO James
Schwartz lot on SW corner OF Eddy and Frank
lin streets. W 27:s by l2O: $40.
William A. Field TO Anna c. Field. lot on W
line OF Baker street. 5l:2A y Of Sacramento. y
25:s by W 1926 gift.
Saylor wife Of Daniel W. and Sophia Grannis
(wife Of Frank R) TO Frederick Roettger. lot
on line OF Sutter street. S:6 OF Lyon, Z
Frank p. and Katie Adams 10 J. Frank Wal
tiers. lot on line OF McAnister street. 1873 W
OF Lyon. " 25 by 1876; $40.
J. +. Kipp 20 Louisa F. Kipp lot on W line OF
shotwell street. i55 n Of Twenty-frst. y 81 by
Louisa F. Kipp 10 Edmund Pennington same:
Alexander II. and Ollie II. Buhne to John
Dempster Mckee. lot on y line OF Twenty ffth
street 1906 % OF Church. f 81 by IA; $40.
Sc corner Of Twenty-siXth and Noe streets. E
so by s ia so.
Thomas II. Williams Jr.. lot on Sc corner OF
Sansome and Sacramento streets. Z ls5 by S
Thomas II. Williams Jr. TO Robert B. Milroy
same quitclaim deed: $40.
Thomas II. Williams Jr. and Robert b. MIL
roy to George Tourny, same. quitclaim deed;
Hibernia Savings and Loan Society to Charles
sehlessinger; ne lot on NV line OF Howard
$500
Sharon Estate Company (corporatIon) to
Hartland Law. lot on W corner OF Mission
and Annie streets. NV l20. SW $50. Sc CO. NE
l:s SW so. NE sc; si6. $50.
Same TO Herbert f. Law, lot on n corner OF
Mission and Annie streets NE 57;s by NV so;
$50. 80
Mary ]. Daniell Hastings. wife of James W.
20 II. r. Bothin. lot on Sc line or Folsom
street. 1876 NE OF Third. NE 25 by Sc 100: SO.
l.. NJ. Hoefier Ctrustee) to same same: 1880.
Daniel Scales 10 Elizabeth II. Scales. lot on
Sc line OF Harrison street. 20 SW OF Chesley
SW by Sc 60: gift.
Herman J. Koch TO Nicholas Weaver. lot on
w line OF Wisconsin street. go y OF Yolo. n -
by W 100: 1925.
Jane Stitt TO Abraham Ruef lot on " line OF
Twenty-fourth avenue, 2l54 OF street, y
100 by W l20: So
John Andersen 10 Jacob Lerner lot on W
line Of Seventeenth avenue 225 y OF u street
n 25 by W 100; so.
Claus c. W. William Fielitz to Anna NJ
Fielitz. lot on \ line OF street. So w OF Ninth
avenue, " 27:6 by y 100; also lots 1912 and 1913
Gift Map 3; also lot in Odd Fellows Cemetery !;
gift
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OFFICERS and members Of Franco American
Lodge No 207. l. o. q. F., are hereby noti-
tifed 10 assemble at their lodgeroom this day
Sunday. at 1870 o'clock, to attend the fu-
neral OF our late brother. Felix Candeau. BY
order OF SAMUEL BRUN. Noble Grand.
LEON AuIRADOU. Secretary.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

WILLIAM !. DINGEE.
sos BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND NOTICE.-Dividend No. 70 Ca5c per
Fhare) of the PfAUHAU SUGAR PLANTA-
Ton COMPANY Will be payable al the ofhce
of the company. S27 Market street. on and
after Monday. December II. 1899 Transfer
books Will close on Tuesday. December 8. 1889
az q clock 2. m.
F u sHFInn SECRETARY
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S10O0-L1t a6xl0O: beautiful house OF :
rooms and bath all latest improvements; street
work ga done. fine location.
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sS1O0-l.ot 3sxlpo: fine new house. rooms and
hath: ready 20 move into. everything the best;
biz bargain
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-05-11
The Farmer Boy is all Right.

Exchange: An editor who keeps his
eyes open says that the most dazzling
and happiest time in boys life is the
last two years he attends the public
schools. 1t is then he is a warm
member among the girls hence all the
boys in their school lifs-and often
through their young manhood-are
smart alscks. 1t is at that period too
that the farmer boy decides that he
does not want to be farmer. The
girls often sneer at his working
clothes. These sneers are only for his
benefit and he understands. His girl
likes white shirts and collars, tan
shoes, white hats--they're the very
latest--and soft hands. The delight
Of girls heart Is the boy who has a
town job. So the farmer boy tries tt
get a job In town. IL he gets 1t hs
becomes life porter to the public
lives in poverty and dies In misery
II he fails he remains on the farm
flourishes, has the freedom Of king
the purse Of plutocrat and lives al
long as he wants to.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-05-11
Brookings County.

Land is rapidly advancing in price and
now IL the time to invest. Big profits are
sure to be gained by investing.
The county of which Brookings is the
county seat is the best adapted TO diversified d
farming of any in South Dakota. Situated in
the center OF the renowned Big Sioux Valley
and watered by the Big Sioux river and in
Vulnerable lakes. The soil is of rich, black
loan and Is unsurpassed for fertility. The
best of water is found near the surface, and
numerous small streams water the rich farm
lands in all directions. II contains % town.
ships and sos, ,5S4.4s acres OF gently rolling
land, fully IS per cent Of which is under cult.
walton. Has lO4 good schoolhouses valued at
about 500 900 In round numbers Good rail-
road facilities. Assessed valuation, 1898,
SS,3.5,OOO. Tax levy, 1893, 10 mills forEgeneral
purposes. Average crop for the past twenty
years, IS bushels per acre. Fine herds OF
blooded stock and rich grazing lands. Nc
government land-all occupied by actual
settlers Decided land can be:purchased at
from Sl2 to $50 per acre, accordingito location.
Good railroads convenient for marketing
stock and grain.
Long distance telephone connects every
town with the county seat and extends to
many points in the state as well as into Min.
nesota and Iowa.
The country neighborhoods throughout the
county have their churches where the people
worship every Sunday.
During the past year a large number OF peo-
pie from the east have brought their. families
to Brookings county and located perma-
nently. In every instance they'are contented
with their choice of location and are prosper
ing There are still opportunities for people OF
all classes to come here and be independent
No state In the union offers better advantages
than can be found right here in the Siou
Valley region.
Farmers In the east who contemplate COM
ing west can find no better soil, no better To-
cation and no better markets in the whole
northwest than Brookings county presents.
Come out and see for yourselves the banner
county of South Dakota.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-05-11

they are at present, but they will get
good lift this spring after the
wash-up.
l am informed that the chips with
which they play roulette and other
games have been reduced to ten cents
each, and that they are running poker
games with $3.50 limit. That is
pretty low to what l expected in this
country.
There was a little fire last fall
which burned up the postoffice, two or
three saloons and three or four small
stores, but didn't amount to much
only to the poor sinners who had the
losses. mention this because 1 am
informed that it was reported on the
outside that Dawson was nearly all
burned up, but that is about as close
to the truth as you can generally ex-
pect out there. might add also that
in Dawson City there are two saw
mills, two weekly and one seml-wsek-
ly newspapers, an electric light plant
and volunteer fire department, with
one steam pumping engine and two or
three chemicals.
And now, again, in regard to the
people. There are about 1000 unem-
employed with only provisions enough
to last them until spring and without
money to either buy another outfit or
get out Of the country and what the
outcome of it will be is a problem that
l am unable to solve.
/ think there are still good opportu-
mites in this country for capital, but
at the present time 1t is no place for
poor men or even men in moderate
circumstances to come TO- A man
that can't afford to lose five or ten
thousand dollars had better stay away
The seasons in this country are not
so numerous az in South Dakota. We
have about two months early in the
spring, two months late in the fall and
eight'months winter, and don't con-
slider IL very healthy place. When
the Thermometer gets down to 60 or
10 degrees below zero land it does so
quite frequently. Even the Indians
are small and puny and frequently die
Of consumption. Horses and dogs will
freeze in this country II they get their
feet or any part of their body wet as
quickly as men will. One man lost
three horses on the Indian river two
days ago by just getting their feet
wet. They first get cold in the hoofs
and then they will lie down and
freeze to death.
And now, friend "Story," hoping
that by the time you have reached
this page you will have had enough Of
the Klondike for time, / will ask
you to give the Brookings people my
best regards and will close.
Yours very truly.
ROSCOE E. YOUNG.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-05-11
MANILA LETTER.
VIII A. Hazel, Company G, Writes the
Register Briefly.

VIII A. Hazel, Company G, Writes the
Register Briefly.
MANILA, P. l., March "a.
DEAR REGISTER:
We have just made the prettiest
charge of the season. Our objective
point was the San Francisco Dell
Monte cathedral. Very few fatalities
have been reported. Our regiment Is
ten companies strong, companies A
and B are still acting as private guard
for General Otis. 1t is a fact that
General Otis only wanted guards from
the First South Dakota regiment and
Harvey NJ. Breed was often among
those who were the Generals IA
vorites.-ED.
The charge we made lasted forty
minutes and was the awfulest pour
ing of shells from both sides that has
been heard on the island. AS / said
before few causalities have been re-
ported from our side, but there is a
pavement of dead niggers behind us
In few places.
We now wheel to the right and start
for Malolos this afternoon-the entire
division. The Brookings boys are all
right so far, but little Corporal
Stevens, of White, broke his leg last
night. Private Brown Of my company
(G), is here wounded through the arm,
but not enough to cool his ardor. The
boys are afraid of nothing.
This letter may leave here at noon
and / must close. You will no doubt
get kilograms that will give the out
come of our advance.
w A Fl
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Amerlcan city Goyernmens.

In the great towns OF the United
States there has been OF late much to
study and to observe. The path of
municipal progress In America IL not
without its impedimsnts and difficult-
les; but progress, nevertheless, 10 real
and striking, as Of course 1t must be
IL the nation is to keep its place in
the van. Our cities are 80 large and
have become so important relatively
to the States In which they are situ.
ated that to abandon them to bad
government and evil social conditions
would be to poison the whole life, pub.
lie and private, Of our commonwealth
and our republic. Henceforth, there.
fore, it will not do to say that We In
America are successfuli in tasks of gov.
erment and social Organizations except
for failure to manage our cities well
The time has arrived when an except.
ion of such magnitude would overflow
the general rule. Henceforth the
government of our cities must be
looked upon as typical and rspresen-
tative matter; and il our dsmocracies
fail In the proper ordering of mum.
cipial life, they will not be adjudged
successful in anything else. From
0The Progress Of the World" In the
American Monthly Review Of Reviews
for Nav
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-05-11
THE DEMAND FOR LANDS.

1t Is Helping the state Out on the
Taylor Claims.
A special from Huron to the Sioux
City Journal says:
TIE. Blanchard, dep'ty commissioner
ofschool and public lands, has been In
the city looking after few tracts Of
land turned over to the state by
w. w. Taylor. Mr.. Blanchard is re.
appraising many Of the Taylor farms,
in spite of the fact that when the ap-
praisements were first made they were
declared too high. Where sales have
been made, In almost every instance
the prices received exceeded the ap-
praisments from 50 to $3.50 per acre,
now the appraisements are being rails
ed to correspond with these figures.
Mr.. Blanchard says that in every part
Ct the state visited he finds the prices
Increased over those of two or three
years ago, and that new settlers are
locating everywhere, most of them
well fixed and practical farmers, and
stock raisers. More land is changing
thanksgiving into the possession OF
actual settlers--in that part Of South
Dakota lying east of the Missouri
river, than for several years past, and
there is feeling of contentment and
prosperity seldom experienced In any
state prevalent everywhere.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-05-11
MANNED FOB LIFE.

Guy stokes Injured HIS Right Hand 81
the College.
While the artillery at the college
was firing salute last Saturday q sad
accident occurred. Guy Stokes, q
student from Flandreau, was ramming
the last charge in the cannon. The
young men were in a hurry ead only
one more shot had to be fired. MI
Stokes neglected to swab out the can
non as is usually the case, and fire In
side the gun ignited the powder
causing premature explosion. The
rammer passed through Mr.. Stokes
right hand MASKING that member In
horrible shape. He was brought down
town and Drs. Collier and Hyde at
tended him; amputation Of the first
two fingers was found necessary. II
was indeed deplorable accident, but
the unfortunate young man may well
congratulate himself in not loosing
his life as have many others who have
had like experience.
j. f. Brosseau, who was thumbing
the vent had his thumb dislccated
and badly burned.
Mr.. Stokes family was notified Sun.
day and On Monday the came over to
see him, and take him home with
them.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-05-11
!. water DYinhinr.


When 1t Is remembered that the
body is made up very largely Of water,
it will readily be understood how i'm
portant to health is constant supply
Of the fluid. Many people have the
idea that to drink water In any
amount beyond that which il actually
necessary to quench thirst is injurious
and acting on this belief they drink
as little as possible. The notion,
however, is wide of the truth. Drink
ing freely of pure water 10 most
efficacious means not only OF preserv-
ing health, but often OF restoring it
when falling.
All tissues Of the body need water,
and water in abundance Is necessary
also for the proper performance OF
every function. Cleanliness of the tbs
sues within the body is az necessary to
health and comfort as cleanliness OF
the skin, and water tends to ensure
the one as truly as it does the other.
These waste materials are frequently
poisonous, and many a headache,
many rheumatic pains and aches,
many sleepless nights and listless
days are due solely to the circulation
In the blood, or deposit In the tissues,
of these waste materials which can
not be got rid Of because Of an insuf-
ficient supply Of water.-Farm Jour
nal.