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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-08-01
Local and Personal

LOSdI dIlU FtISOildI
Mrs. John Gullick has been down
from Watertown visiting friends the
past week.
Or Geo. Edward went 20 Lake Pres.
ton Saturday evening and spent Sun
day with his family.
Geo. A. West went TO Minneapolis
Oh business Thursday night, returning
home Saturday morning.
D. w, Bunday and John c. Jenkins
were Esteline visitors Thursday and
spent the day looking after their pro.
perty interests near there.
Vim. Rossman arrived here from
Minneapolis Saturday evening and
visited over Sunday with his brother,
J. j. Rossman, on his way home 70
Huron.
Ward Waltz, Roy Olson. Adams
butcher, Ben Alton, Fred Collier and
Edwin Koch went 10 Lake Campbell
Saturday afternoon and camped over
Sunday.
Crumbs bakery caught fire from the
bake-oven early Tuesday morning, but
it was eXtinguished before il had done
any damage. The fire came from loose
bricks in the oven.
(Nr1nA Will ann,,1,Y. ~, ,.nrl,
at SINNERS department store this
week, and will leave in a couple of
weeks for Spokane, Wash, where the
family will make their home.
The North. Western now has a crew
Of men at work this side of Elkton
finishing the work of putting in ne
heavier steel rails. This work was
completed beyond mere last spring.
Mrs. w. ID. Lawshe arrived from
Estherville, Iowa, Saturday evening
for a visit at the home of her mother
in-law, Mrs. Anna Lawshe, Mr.. Law
she, who is now travelling for a Cedar
Rapids packing house, is expected here
later on.
ID. Sharp, the jeweler. returned Sun
day morning from Elk Point, where he
spent about a week packing up pre-
paratory to moving his family here.
His family will arrive the last of the
week and will occupy the Engelson
hOuSp ON Sixth street
Mayor II. b. Mathews and family
arrived home Saturday evening from
Spirit Lake, where they spent about
ten days camping out. They had a
most enjoyable outing, and the mayor
accumulated a coat of tan that will
take him the rest Of the summer to
wear off.
Lawrence McGarry came over from
Bushnell Saturday, where he has been
in charge of the Gooch general store
for the past month, and left that
night for a trip to Minneapolis. He
returned Monday and left for his home
at Mansfield, being accompanied by
his wife. who has been visiting here
and at Volga the past couple of weeks.
The picnic of the Presbyterian Sun
day school last Friday vas n of the
most enjoyable Of the many enjoyed
b. that school. The weather Vas near
ly perfect and young and old had a
great time bathing, fishing and boat
ing. The ball game between Glass I
and the rest of the school resulted In
the squelching of 7 by a score of IL
to 6,
A car of Italians went through here
Saturday evening on their way TO
Pierre, where they will be used for
railroad construction work. The rail
road company must have an immense
number of men working west of the
river, as we have seer large numbers
of cars of laborers go through here in
that direction, and have noticed very
few of them returning.
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A SERMON
hsrEsn preached in the First Baptist Church
Bro.kings, &. d, by GEORGE 4 MORPHY
Ard ynilished by request.

Tssi For there stood by me this night the
angel Oi God, whose J am ana whom serve
heis n %.
sol4ect-pivine Ownership and Divine Ser.
VICE
These words were spoken by the
Apostle Paul. He was sailing on that
last, Yoyage to Italy and to Rome, a
prisoner in bonds, for he had appealed
his case 70 Caesar and before that
high tribunal he was To be- brought.
When they were in the vicinity of
Crete. the fierce wind Euroclydon
beat heavily upon the vessel threaten
ing TO ~overwhelm il and destroy the
lives Of all on board. While the sail
urs we're toiling and the passengers
we're dIled with fear, Paul was pray.
ing He tells the people about his
prayer and its answer II seems hat
BE had a vision and an angel stood
by him, an angel of God whose ]
am and whom ] serve and assured
him CT his own safety and that Of all
on board.
The subject of angels might be an
Interesting one for us TO discuss
from this text, or that of divine provi-
dence in times Of peril, but il is the
expression Paul uses that ! wish to
pFeseHt, when speaking of God he
says whose | am and whom | serve
When Paul asserted that he belonged
10 God. ne affirmed a profound truth,
Tor il ever the marks of divine own.
vFsnip were placed upon anyone they
were placed upon Paul the servant OF
IesGs Christ.
Divine ownership rests upon four
grounds. God is owner OF all human
beings by virtue Of creation. We
read nc where that He has a~bdicated
ais throne or given up possession OF
His universe. Satan claimed the king
dom OF this world but Christ did not
acAnow edge his right to them. Men
claim TO own the earth yet il is Gods
world nevertheless, and all that ii
contains. So that men belong to
aim. Divine ownership rests also on
Christ's redemption. When he gave
His life upon the cross He bought
every member of the human race.
BE placed us all under eternal obliga-
tious co Him because Of His sacrificial
love.
Again If you made covenant with
God in our heart, you are nc longer
Yo2r own but His, for a mutual agree.
meHr can not be dissolved without the
consent of both parties.
And since you have received the
spirit q Christian, you are His child
in Il special sense and as such you
belong 10 God.
Now logical divine ownership and
divine services go together. If you
belong to God you ought to serve him.
His service is reasonable since His
yoS@ Is easy and His burden is light.
lt is reasonable because He does not
asg us to do unreasonable things.
He makes upon us 10 unreasonable
demands. The life of Christian ser
vice is best for our fellows; it is
best for ourselves.
us scope also is far reaching. A
Christian can serve God in his home
life. He can serve God in his church.
Ne can serve Him in business and in
politics, He can and ought to serve
Him when away from home also.
Christian service will receive its due
recognition. Fellowmen will recog-
siae the value of the man of God.
John Bunyan three hundred years
after his death received recognition
ia the City of Bedford though he had
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were artists who were spending the
summer in the country TO sketch, and
their daily faring forth with easel>
and canvases bore out the statement.
bloomington hated artists ia general
and wotne artists In particular lie
had bought the Terrence farm that he
might have quiet, and how could a
women occupied the adjoining farm
house not 800 feet away?
The strawberry beds had been the
last irritation. The previous year he
had berries in profusion. This season
there were few to be found. The doz-
had been able TO gather In Il day. He
was. certain that his n%eighbors raided
his garden. and, without announcing
his intention to Sam, he rose early the
next morning.
The sun had barely risen when he
took his place behind the too house.
whence he could command a view of
the garden. Presently n slender, girl
ish figure came hurrying from the 9th
err house and entered the plot. Morn
ington waited until she lad filled the
pan she carried and was about to go.
Then he stepped out with a hail. The
girl looked up pleasantly.
Good morning" she cried. Wont
you have some Of our berriesf"
81 should like some Of mine" he said
poiutedly.
"DO YOU grow them, toof" she asked.
Mornington marveled at her self pos
session.
IL grow them" he assented, ''or.
rather, one of Torrence's men grows
them for me That Is as far as | have
been able to get this season. l have
not eaten many of them"
I'VE have them every morning she
said briskly. Its one of the things
we moved to the country for. fresh
fruit. After being cooped up In studios
all season and picking your fruits and
vegetables of the dumb waiter II Is
Just heavenly to come out In the gar
den before breakfast and pick your
own berries"
But don't you think 1t would be bet
ter to find out whose berries you are
picking|" he suggested. Even In the
country, property rights obtain"
These are ours" she declared. I'VE
were very particular in our Inquiries"
yet the garden belongs to me-" he
Insisted, n little shamefacedly. Some
how his triumph was losing its SAVIOR.
Then we must have been robbing
you all this time" she said, with q face
suddenly grown as red as the berries
in the pan. Il am very sorry"
Its all right. he said awkwardly.
wondering why he had not noticed be.
fore what glorious eyes the girl had.
1T Is not all right" she said decided.
~. I'VE are o thieves. Please take
them. You a send the pan back
when you are through"
Pray accept them with my commit.
inents." he said stupidity. He knew
that he was making a fool of himself
IND he cho!ed at the knowledge.
For answer the girl laid the pan on
The ground and turned away. Morn.
!agton watched her go through the
paths to the fence and slip through
a broken place. She had the regal
bearing of a queen and a face TO
match. Now he would never have n
nance to get acquainted with her,
and he suddenly realized that that was
the one thing above all others that no
most desired,
shamefacedly he picked up the pan
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q DAY

one of the days We remember with
pleasure, as well as with profit 70 our
health, is the one on which we became
acquainted with Or. Kings New Life
Pills, the painless purifiers that cure
headache and b|illiousness, and keep
Drug store.
the bowels right. 25c. at G. D. K~endalIs
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% 2sI' II. 80 feet. along Lot Is TO an
iron pipe;
90 COZ so. 13s feet. along Lot 60 an
iron pipe;
(D liz L.. % feet. along the souther-
erly side OF Beretania Street 10 the
initial 10 mt: containing an area q
$3.50 Square feet. being a portion OF
Grant IL 10 Peter J. Guiick. Known
as Lot OF Block a Of the MaEoon
Tract. on the Soutl.erly side Of Bere-
tania Street. Honolulu.
You are hereby cited 70 appear az the
Court OF Land Registration, TO be held
at Honolulu. Island Of oahu. on the
2sth day OF May 4. d. 1907. az one
o'clock and thirty minutes N the after
noon. 20 show cause. N any you have
why the prayer q said petition should
not be granted And unless you appear
at said Court at the time and place
aforesaid your default viii be recorded
and the said petition " ] be taken 80
confessed. and you will be forever bar
red from contesting said petition 90
any decree entered thereon
witness PHILIP l.. WEAVER. Is
| ouire. Judge OF said Court this 6th day
| Of April IN the year nineteen hundred
and seven
Attest with the seal o. said Court
l CSeaD W. L HONAfdD.
/ 7ss5-April s-l5-22-2s. Registrar.
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BY Authority.
SPECIFICATIONS FOR PRINTING
THE SENATE JOURNAL.

Bids for printing the Journal Of the
Senate of the Legislature Of the Terri
tory of Hawaii. Session Of 1907, WI
be received until u o'clock noon on
Thursday. the 18th day Of Aprn. A.
A. 1907. sealed and addressed to Hon
E. Faxon Bishop, President Of the
Senate.
Bids must specify the price per page
at which the work will be done, such
p-ice 70 include all and every expense
for composition. paper, presswork, bind
ing. lettering and delivering within
fifteen DAYS after the receipt Of the
last copy by the successful bidder, the
whole to be finished in first class and
good workrnanlike manner and condi-
ton without additional charges OF any
kind.
Tyne to be used will be Long Primer
loaded. for the body Of said Journal.
with inserts TO be set in Brewer. Lead
ed. and indented-
Paper to be Ash. A Grade Book
ana sample 10 accompany bid.
Ninety copies Of the said Journal 10
be bound in Law sheep, and one Hun
d-ed and ten copies in cloth
one proof Of all matter set in tyre 70
be furnished in galley form and one
revised proof in page form.
An approved bond OF Two Thousand
Dollars TO be furnished by the success
ful bidder to insure faithful perform
lance and prompt delivery Of the work
: fine Of fifty dollars per day 10 be
imposed and deducted from the amount
/ Of the bill. for the non-delivery Of any
or All Of the books at the time herein
| specihed. A further fine Of Two Hun
/ 6red and Fifty Dollars 10 be imposed
for non-performance Of any one or al
NJ the conditions herein mentioned
Bids will be opened at the Senate
Chamber. Capitol Building. on Thurs
dav. the 25th day OF April. A D. lso''
AZ y o'clock noon. The lowest or any
hid not necessarily accepted
Honolulu. H. T. April 2oth- 1877
/ WILLIAM sAVIDGE.
o. clerk Of the Senate.
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SMALL RIOT
LIVENS THINGS

Continued from Page One.)
out Of the mans hide, after approved
Barbary Coast style used when a man
discovers that he has left his purse
on the piano after he has downed the
beer.
After nearly all the pakes had TAX
en- a whack at the native he was cast
forth into the street, Justify yelling,
haul in" and followed by a chatter
ing crowd of Celestials. He escaped on
trolley car.
Several natives started out TO avenge
their countryman and aided by hos
tile haole waded into the Cinnamon,
knocking them over like ninepins-
Thomas Pratt Jr. and the aforenen-
toned belligerent white man did won
derfully fine work with their fists,
backing up against a wall the while.
By this time the street was filed with
Cinnamon and natives and score
Of battles were in progress
At the approach Of the patrol-wagon
the crowd fed, all but Thomas Pratt
Jr., who was so intent on polishing on
a Chinaman that he was surprised and
arrested on q charge Of assault and
battery on Chan 10y.
The much touted tong war wasn't IN
II for one brief moment with the Ba1Ile
Of Maunakea street
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japanese civil rule in Formosa has
been successful
Russian municipality mas been estao-
Iished al Hardin
Japan is building homes Tor lePeTs
in various parts OF the Empire
The japanese press regard the re-
cent death of Pobiedonosten as the emu
of Russian bureaucracy.
The Korean Government has oecloeU
not 70 grant concessions to foreigners
in the twelve best Korean mines
The Kobe Dockyard Company has
sem 10. 900 yen to the Governor OF Nan
king for the relief Of famine sufferers
Five hundred japanese delegates
win attend the Worlds Students
christian Federation TO be held u
Toxic.
MARQUIS Ito, the Irst statesman o.
the Far East, is in Seoul and has pre-
scented the Korean Emperor some Faiu-
able works Of art.
late revelations show that bow men
were Ill from scurvy and typhus a
port Arthur prior TO capitulatlon' 1roIh
neglect TO provide proper remedies
Workmen attacked and attempted 10
Ei77 an architectural expert Al the 10
.-ia Exposition. He escaped by nldlns
IN the Foreign Building The wou4d-De
~nurs7erers were incensed at his ruGe
behavior
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N 1rs TERRITORY OF HAWAII
COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION.
TERRITORY OF HAWAII TO MAN
~ G. X. HOPKINs.J. ALFRED
MACON: DIR. WILLIAM W.
DANIEL: TERRITORY OF HA-
wan by Z. c. PETERS as Attor-
,ev General. COUNTY OF OAHU
bv CHARLES HUsTACE IT. az
chairman Of the Board Of SUPER
vTsoRs: MRS. c. r YARNDLEH' :
FERDINAND r wERTHMCEL-
LER: c. L. HOPKINS; ana 10 ALL
whom il may concern
xxba-az.s. = petition has been present.
- ., I'D Court by ETHEL KEEPERS
ABRAMS 70 register and confirm her
lille in the following described lAna.
Izavirnfng al an iron bolt on the
so-,-herlv side Of Bsretania street, a.
re r,rrh-easterly corner OF Aano oss-
Ind in Original Certificate No. - 70
- = Abrams. said iron bolt pear
5r- b,- the azinuth-. &ss- 90 and Dtlils
.z5s-an- ASS feet from a Cover nIIleiA'
-. Monument at the northeriy cor
- Ra-etania and Punahou streets
ION a % feet Offset 20 the Ho' l''eI
In. Of Beretania street west o. 1lla-
- STREET and a 20 feet onset 70 lhe
~-o-rh-wegterIy line Of Punanou slre1N'
- mining. by true aziInull
- e7s So. 1se feet. along Orlginal
certificate No. % 10 Ethel n
Abrams;
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MARINE

The British bark Adderly. Captain
Baruuist. which arrived from Newcas-
lie yesterday. took IS days TO make the
trip. she brought 100 tons of coal
consigned 10 Hind, Roiph & Co. The
trip was uneventful but for head winds
and bad weather experienced of the
Bluff, the south end Of New Zealand.
On account Of foul winds the bark had
Il, go s0utheriy On March II, a gale
was run into and for the best part Of
twenty-four hours the lee rail was I'M
der water and the galley flooded. II
was a time Of considerable anxiety
for all aboard.
The AdderIy. a vessel Of 1141 tons.
was built in Liverpool, in 1855 She II
registered in sydney The bark has
made the run from Newcastle to Homo
lulu IN as good as forty days Her
owner. J. CowIinshaw, Sydney mer-
chant. died two or three days before
the vessel left Newcastle
The Adderiy IS quite a home ship.
As grizzIed sailor who has sailed
the Seven Seas said yesterday: We
are all good people aboard-never a
hard word. never quarrel; good food,
smart captain-an lovely
8 The crew Of the bark did quite lit
tie shark-fshing during the voyage,
bringing TO deck four monsters.
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MEETING WAS
GREAT FIZZLE

fContinued From PAGE One)
the crowd and advised them TO keep
cool and not TO be disorderly. He said
that as it seemed 10 be impossible for
the speakers TO obtain a hearing, the
crowd had better disperse.
In a few minutes the crowd broke up
in tumult and gradually dispersed
Another attempt TO hold mass
meeting viii BIZ made tomorrow.
During yesterdays proceeding cries
Of ..Tagile" or beat them" were heard
on all sides.
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REALTY TRANSACTIONS

Entered for Record April .. ~
pahukaa. tw) e al TO John " ke-
Xxi -,---.--.--. $500 -
YIN X KeikL and VT 10 John "
keiki ----.----.---- 80 -
: Alien Trust Est by trs 20 Hen
X Hickey 90 ---------.-.---- - =
Gear. Lansing & Co by trs 10 Eva
NJ Belser -.---.-------- -
Abel A Carreiro and VT 10 Eva N
BelseT ----------- -
Hakaiau Plantn Co to Elizabeth
Iujan --------- ---'- 80
F1 Of Lizzie Lujan by admr 70
Lucas Lujan and vi -.-----------
Queens Hospital 10 Louis Marks
: cot Hebron and Vt % Charles
Bon ---------.-- '----- -
Akin1a kaleikau (E) 10 r A Wads-
worth -------.----
* Naihokii Cz} TO Mrs Pelham
kealauIa e al ---------------
western & Hawn Invst Co Ltd 10
Fred I. Waldron ---.-------.--.
Miriam Z Lane and hsb 10 Kama
Cockett --.--.----.--,-'------
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KNAU's FREIGHT.

The steamer Kinau, arriving from
HiIo on Saturday brought the follow
ing freight:
Eight pieces Of ava, "a empty kegs.
pieces Of koa wood, ohia trees. 40
cords Of frewood, I crates Of chickens,
IS barrels of coffee, II barrels OF bot
ties, IS hogs, / horse, 2S3 packages sun
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OAHU COUNTRY CLUB
OPENING.

The oahu Country club announces
thar ~ will open SIS club House and
grounds on saturday. the 9th inst.
=. m The lad - q the club wa 70
ceive and serve tea from , 90 8 O'Clock
n m. and an members and well wish
ers OF the club are invited 20 b. pres
ent and inspect the premises.
No cards OF invitation will be issued
p. y. BISHOP.
90 President oahu Country Club.
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NOTICE.

.Sot.ce is hereby given that all per-
sons are forbidden 10 give my VILE
Augusta walsh. VI Honolulu. county
of.Oshu. Territory % Hawai-. credit IN
r7v name. end that 7 viii pay no debts
OF her contra citing after this date
Honolulu April -. 1875.
PATRICK J. WALSH.
--r-
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Through a
Straw

II a beverage was not improved
BY being inlbibed through straw
there would be no necessity for
the druggist using them at tbs
fountain. Why not improve the
drinks you make ar home: Root
{ Beer. Lemonade, Sassafras Sour
Ice Tea, Soda Water and the rest
We have artificial straws for sale
fifty cents pack.
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NOTICE

During my absence from the Terri
tory Mr.. :. Martin viii conduct my
business and viii make garments 10
YOUR measure az ready-to-Wear ~ Go
tra+ give entire satisfaction. because
YOU get your moneys worth
Another lot 1877 suitinEs just arrived.
$50 10 80 the suit
our blue serge chat don't fadel "a
g. the suit has no equal
GEO. A MARTIN,