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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-07-09
COUNTY RETURNS IN
Give Substantial csr--e. MaIcr;siss
on Recen, r~-irrar;eA

Give Substantial Csrrccs MaIcrfcieo
on Recent 1rirarieaL
County Officials returns from Al
the counties Of he stars gtvs he fol-
lowing majori,tss. which ars sunsran-
TALLY correct. but nay De slightly
changed BY the Official count
These figures show ne nominations
of Burke AMI Martin for congress.
and johnson tcr treasurer ay the stall
warts and al he rest 80 - as pro-
gressives:
United States >enIcer-
Crawford. 3jt53.
Kittredge. 33.l2S.
Crawfords majority. i.tif
Congressmsn-
Hall, 29.9S3.
Glass, $3.50
Martin, $3.50.
Burke, S9I1s
Martins majority ovsr Hal. no
Burke's I413rtty svsr Glass, g,1Si.
Governor
vassey. 39.t2+
Browne. 3HSjg
Vassey': -.I.crsr7. t.2sa.
Lieutenau: Governor
Shobe-. !Q,St1.
Schradsr. j0Lti
Shobers majority. rs
Secretary Ct Stale
Policy. !+.-59
Waltnsr. 22,504.
Munsoc. "a. 80.
Polleys majority ever WaIlrsr,
1855.
Attorney General
CLARK. 3t053
BlewaCc. 36,l55-
Clark: majority, 1888.
| State AutIcpr-
HIRING. !g3Hi
Warrec. 3$,3!9.
Hirnt1gs majority. I.l2:.
State Treasurer
Johnsoc, 3-.2tL-
CASH 3&.jS1
Johuscc's majority, 2.i31
Commiss .r=r OF Schcoi alG Public
Lands
Dokks-. 312-l.
Eide. =, 80.
Dokke-s majority, itSS.
State SrgerinC=nden. II Public IN
strucL-Cc-
Ustru3. 30,T31.
Rama-. 3SS1t-
Ustruts majority, 1903
RailroaC ConTisSi0ner-
Robin son. 1928
Wickre. 20.56l.
Smith. 1922.
Rooinscns majority over Wtckre,
6.697.
| Natio12t Cou-it-ae1an-
ThorsCn. 1888.
Frce-It 26.5g4.
T"ho-son's majority, ASA
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WOMAN IS MURDtNfD


Chicago IuIy s. - The isieneirv ot
the body &C . woman found IN L cUcm
ing house On Michigan avenrus early
yes5arddy morning as I u Mrs.
Fannie Thompson. formerly Ok Fargo.
". D.. was established: asst evening by
the testimony ct residents ct OAK
Park. 4 suburb CT this c.Cy, ay whom
ihs had Deem employed. Mrs. rhcmp-
sens husband. IT u said. - 4 schccl
teacher N Fargo, IA la L. repcrt-'i
10 have been IL QaA PasA recently II
IN sfQcC CO persuade his Wis ~ re-
urn vast with Inn The WOMAN. gac
was also iloyu L. AalL HAyucni,
refused BIS request.
The police learned that Mrs.
Thompson tat oeeu employed H. a
servant by several t1nl4es Il Oak
Park. sQE Il Cst INSTANCES she vas
discharged 5ecaIse she kegC late
hours llt T.rs too udly t1auGna3s.
Several purchase slips rom Chicago
ieveiry stores were found among her
elects. cut. With rhe exception cr a
lew ri1Aers The Articles WHICH cheese
rec0rds,. were Missing.
The police a-so assert 1cv That
Edrry EQrCCu anu the SCmal who
.,dI,lsd to &c his vlte ana was house
Keeper a. the roaming house where
he ccGy va: found. were 40 uac-
ci=,i. They give L L. their belief caaE
he vas L thief Anu say Ead-
segera1 .Gsses we're reported by rCCm-
srs az the house during tie slGrr uu=
u when she WIS @m3lCy@,i C1ece.
The search 1Qr eiues IL - the udauE-v
oE cle NgmaAs stay=rs AIS been A
IaL1re thus rar
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Wcren Oart war. scrccl.

Making use OF their cralca ise Ia
Lead the women changst the aruls
phae az the school election ~ -
the tue CT the election il vas eeiiev-
ed Nat the voters IN general were N
rave of 4 floating bond for ssvsral
thoE aud dollars 70 erect a ne sgnooii
ouik ~, bur when the votes were
couNs Cd t. was foynt that the measure
washearsn 20 tie TINE Of sfa 10 ~
II itbeltevsa by many VITO are in pc-
siti0 20 knov that t. was The women
VINO changed tks vces and ultimately
detatsd the rrn.scr-
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OSBORNE HEADS THE G. A. r.
South Dakota Encampment Held at
Hot SPRINGS.

South DAKOTA Encam pment Held at
Hot Springs.
Good weather brought out a large
crowd to the business meeting of the
G.. A. r. and W. r. c. at Hot Springs.
Annual reports were made by Retir-
ing Commander Dejean, Retiring
President Mary Brown and Chaplain
Clark. A committee from the Women's
Relief corps gave ~fraternal greetings
to the G. A. r., read the t~reasurer's
report, and Mrs. Farr made an ad-
dress. Three candidates were nomi-
mated for department commander:
Warren Osborne of Yankton, Edward
Moscrip of Harrisburg and Judge "
Z. Dewey Of Lead. Gen Osborne was
elected by a large majority. Other
officers are: Senior vice commander.
A. s. Stewart, Hot Springs: Junior
vice commander, C. A. South, Canton;
chaplain, C. B. Clark, Hot Springs;
medical director. J. H. Smith. Huron.
The w. r. c. elected the following
officers President, Minnie Fox OF
P~roOkings; senior vice president.
Mary Stewart, Hot Springs: junior
vice president, Minnie r. Walters,
Sisseton; treasurer, Margaret Stow
Of Brookings; chaplain, Mrs. William
Pail of Yankton; delegate at la.ge,
Mary J. Oororne of Yankton: dele.
gates, Fanny Morrill, of Huron. Eva
Williams of WATERFOWL and Luella
Water of Aberdeen
Both organizations and the citizens
Joined In a parade with three bands.
Former Gov. Van SAINT Of Minnesota
was the principal speaker at the
campfire. The next encampment will
be held at Sioux Falls.
More than 600 delegates registered
for this encampment.
The election of officers for the Black
Hills Soldiers and Sailors association
resulted as follows: President. Geo.
Wells Of Lead; secretary. H. e. Dew
ey of Deaawood. The Fox drum and
fife corps of Sioux Falls are In at.
tendance.
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WOMEN WERE -lG--Ees.
-efencec Trer Prccer-y Aga rsr 4
ccrscicie arc Sever 5ury W.-.

La -r1sse. Wis. July ;. - II -coif
seven JIG lurty tarmers. assisting
Constable Joseph WIvrI 1t -i4 -,wr
Y Washington 90 serve IN ~ayacIriou
md iec'Irs possession II L horse IL;
cit II he farm house 1E E'rans XII
IL. Ms EIhALz a1d Il sisCar 1r aer
husband rgCeilet The officers WIN
)irch-lra., shovsis mi other farm IN
1iemeu-i, l1d IL WIS 0nIy by sCr4r=gy
nat The constable finally ~sucGeetA,i II
sl12rci1s the cCurrs 1r,t4r
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IN THE SCANDINAVIAN NORTH
CAannsss Of Important Nexs q Novpsv, SosAm
and Denmark, Nth Oeess;onal Conmnenea

The rits,iag closed with impressive
ceremonies LAST mon Il. s.star an IN
c~a9tEulllv long session.
There wiz d. 4 RATIONAL g1.hsr.ng
" The society ot household economies
IN rlia greaC h1II of the academy u
Agriculture, S~cock1ol-n. Nov ,. 1904.
Emperor william has baen u1bia an
honorary general u the Swedish
army.
There Is 4 -r-nor that the accIsst-
ASTRAL minister ~ ID resign from the
cabinet.
Emperor william vii D.. c,s g-rsse
II King GGstlt at Stockholm later in
caa summer
TIL. luke &C Scrr1Ia1ai has been
s~Iscca,i honorary member &C tha Acad-
amT ct Science.
wCil-rar sasrron has been ippcint-
sd drsC secreCArv II The Departments
t1r torsign Affairs.
The crown prince VIII award two
g-ani prizes ar tl,e coming horse tair
AMI conEssc CT uarlsuen-
Princess Elizabeth, the tester moth
ar &C Princess Marta FIvtonI. Prince
Wilhelm lew Russian srids. VIII
AZ III Svs,iish cpG-r.
Arvii GunaeIiIs. the val Known
f%lanctsr. has ionaCad l91W CROWNS
co the support cf he DeastIn fund tur
pueiieists 1901 wi 10 the PEN
sion fund at Ih. employees OF the gem
eraI Insurance sociasv. and i1lm
crcwns TO the r~ensiu.1 tuni OF tho
GamaeiIIush sripent fund CT Orenra.
Sweden ezyecta a high rank IN rha
OfTuptc games III London this sum-
uer She sen,is lji athletes. among
whom are stars ot the first magni-
ril;a. Her famous long distance run
1er, Svanherg, ts the woridss cham
pDcn n VIII com pete. rorncs. D.lI.
georgia Peterson and otf,ars are also
strong in the runs aud Lind,erg ot
Gorhen5erg has 4 record IN the iasilas
thar makes him formidable. This
Swedish jumpers, tiscus throwers.
swimmers, uarASman, ~fsncars, cars
ran and hammer uhrowers are als3
strong, AMI. taking everything INTO
consideration, II woubt seem that
Sweden viii vie with America llt
England for ria victory II is ua,ta--
src'st that the European athletes Irs
going 20 ID rhefr best To faestE cine
Amactcans this var, ami cha ggr
ya1iJn Z n 9var from Sweden IL re-
led upsn 20 10 1hair part
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SWEDEN

ia brewery s-ss a. Stockholm
1Is 1ss=n s~ar-.=.i
The ;r-f= e SfaEra 4-at n ragarc
Ii 1a ltssrgs gt King Gs-4t IN Ec-
rgJe.
= Lgcea-s s-1E statistics -tAe oYz-
800 9ers1rz ara Ii ed =acc yea- oy
Bscits-- 4 SE@f=z ar counting
Use Nc I1s= thar lives - s=a
Trs appropriations for 1903. as
lg-ssi rqon By 5oth branches ot The
every r0tlsetca. battle IN ThtcE he has
-tEs1az XII 5e -tS.es2g10 cro=u4
Dr. Anton Nystrola. ths founder and
sor many years The cres:dear OF the
Gabo-srsz' Institute OF Stockholm
las retired and has been succeeded
oy DE- Knu- KieIlberg.
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State News of Interest
NoN.REsERvA7IoN SCHOOLS HIT
Cannot Send Solicitors for Pupils to
Agencies.

Cannot Send Solicitors for Pupils to
Agencies.
The authorities of the various non
reservation Indian schools throughout
South Dakota are greatly worried over
the future Of their schools because
of an order which has been promul-
gated by Commissioner Leupp of the
Indian bureau at Washington pro-
hibiting them from in future going in
person or sending agents to the Indian
reservations for the purpose of So
Letting Indian pupils for their schools.
Heretofore, in order to secure even
a fair attendance Of Indian children
at the non-reservation schools it has
been necessary for the superintend'
ents or their assistants to visit the
Indian reservations and induce chill
dren to attend the schools. Had this
not been done the attendance would
not have been sufficient to warrant
the schools in being run.
ALlOn6 Tx CSCA oIAoh ihdAoi
schools which will be seriously at
fected by the order of Commissioner
Leupp are those at Rapid City, Cham
berlain, Springfield, Flandreau, S. D..
and the Indian school at Pipestone,
MINI. Practically all Of these schools
have become mammoth institutions,
and the attendance has averaged
well, but this has been accomplished
only by the superintendent and their
assistants being able to visit the "a
rious Indian reservations Of the North
west states to secure pupils ror the
schools.
These pupils come from the reser.
vations Of Wisconsin, Minnesota,
North Dakota and South Dakota.
Some fear that the order, II net re-
%scinded, will result in the closing of
at least some Of the schools at the
places mentioned.
If the order remains in effect the
depend solely upon the United States
Indian agents in charge Of the various
reservations voluntarily to send pu-
pills to the non-reservation schools,
and as the agents have the Indian
schools on the reservations to look
after, it is practically certain that no
pupils will be sent to the non-reser
walton school.
Those who favor the reservation
schools as against the non-reservation
institutions ~endeavored during the re-
cent session of congress to have an
act passed along the anne lines as
the order of Commissioner Leupp, but
congress failed to take any action.
Those who have the interests of the
non-reservation Indian schools at
heart o propose organizing for the
purpose of calling upon such senators
and congressman, as they can infu-
nee to take the matter up with Presi-
dent Roosevelt, and, if possible, Sc,
cure a modification of the order of
Commissioner Leupp pending action
by congress upon the non-reservation
school matter.
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CROP OUTLOOK BEST IN YEARS.
S~ali Gram Stand in Contra Ia
kcca' IS Particularly 1rc-isi &c.

S~ati Gram Stand in Central Ia
<ota' IS ~7i--iculariy Hrcr-isi-s
\ careful Investigation INTO crop
conditions in this state iniica-=s -1d-
this years crop VIII oear al reccris.
Tt4 weather has 1ee1 iteal for small
grains. r. anything. there has been
. hr-.e roo much rain crow .ad lntc i
small space ot time. aQL The not
weather has teen doing some effective
WORK.
Around Wetoni1a. Leoja and West
rorr there has been much new brenk-
ing Thar, part Of -hs county is raa-
idly filing Up with settlers ana r0Cf
results ara expected this wear. Al
Indication Of The AMOUNT Cf new
breaking i shown IN lie sale IN -le
past few lays OF thirty new plavs n
Z section OF rhe cculrv Acne.
Large sales OF Agricultural imgla.
ulen5s are reported
There s a much greater lcrpaga
.owu 70 fax this vsar Ild the con-
dirion OF this crop IN Grown. EiInunis
and Mcpherson counties Ignlss az
promising IL thar IT Devils Lake ra-
glor plsJ prior TO rle hummer crQu
Of twelve years lg3. vlau clirrv
bushels 10 Tie acre vas c0mmcu.
B3riAT ant AIS are coming along
satisfactorily. C0ru IS L i1r-le back
ward cT- w1eac IS IN sDi.l,1i con-
clCcr Barring III sIcrus. -l.5 par
o. re S-l-= y = L far Wv q, naaz-
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Indianapolis, IIIr J. The work q
'asc1le I The ruins 1i Tie lvsrr s-IlI4
WHICH Eailacset rIes,tIv. A-nr W.
men, vas 5rpIEl- - L sC1C vhal l.
II me missing uer v=-s -cca-s,. 7es
-=rtja~ -1rencCu- Fer ssrsra- lCTrs
a -l-ed -lI. -l-ae v1clnl,sc we're
1G-,eI beneath lie mass Il -.uaer.
Brink sCGn= AIT ucr-I-
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hntai'ar, F+l0 II .u>sr.sil or nOtn,,
ami NFa'issltss toVll ,ino % ssup anal
ast, if0sesees ht 3fsN%ar siu,- NJ J.
W tSsnfosAi- u fpssasvaoa r1sy
ttt09 lat his lcssal hreeas ,ut muffin.
IL t'ttiitSy. 9lesy 9iirto,l tflperr st.Bifsun
~ III ~ti,uirN 2Vuttes' ftu saitpce,sf
fe0us SU VIVA M %ropntfs altar ysu
Hls no bVr sleS g1f~fsat Sreansspssas
Win ssstsare's s'sar qo,erifrls ssvarar
cans ~ rub ant o,mlsss =lsv en-
T'sd tNtS stesc4G gt@ler srr-ries of
osnG mtstin1 sfs'r sscarr. sfrorl,f n,
saa1s tuer chr 1eiics cat.sr cine s.,.v
hare q Glue 10 @le -aiissrx
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90. <icss Nur-,rr I'M

Minneapolis Giiv fumes FlccG
isfsep ge1srs giiL. who sligr I-1t n
san y Killed Arthur 2 Camden n
5ia nigilc III Pune :. vii ncs - GE-
2lisllN sxamiae,t scr 1s sInIcT. su-
must ssan't 1ial IN rhe chIcgs 1G cE
isr N y1ls first t4grs
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FuRSiS- BAIL FOR EDITOR.
FRIENDS Get freeman Knowles o.. %

FRIENDS Get freeman Knowles o.. 81
Jail.
Friends Of Freeman Knowles. editor
81 a Socialist paper and former con.
cressn-an from South Dakota. who on
May - last was committed 10 the
Pennington county jail a. Rapid City
in default OF the payment Of a fine
Of $500 for sending Objectionable mat
Ter throughout the United States mail
last week. filed ia the United States
court in Sioux Falls the required bond
In the sum Of $1,000 for the release
Of EDITOR Knowles. pending the result
OF his appeal ~ the federal circuit
court OF appeals. Judge Garland az
proysd tho bond and ordered the re-
ease ~ Knowles.
After he Was fined IA The federal
court ~ Deadnood friends q the
Deadwood editor raised The necessary
amount 10 pay tha fine sEt NJ.
Know ss refused 70 permit thArl -
nay Il. prsfarring to "a 70 jail tnacsat-
| asst Friday his attorney appealed.
aud JJ4gn Garland axad the amount
Of The bond A. $1,000. which GOV has
been furnished
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SuTrre- -p --rc,

MIsun City Iruv - ria ldv ia-.
vest lessal 1ers -lis weak AMI eE.r-
4rs ira Dusty engaged n nrv.ns
rhe :'~Iu tR 4 l1nuer ana t Is sa.,t
viii rieid II TIE 1mgii,GraGuf lf -Ilraa
ms ler anr~s. Gsmt wen her g le.,r-
All ~ uasSs tie nu.vesI prld-llle.
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sc-4cs ~ -4.irg cricsi ~, -.cs

Eau Claire. Wis. Jilv F-1at
Vega L Mason employed = -h4 ,cn-
sCrlcrGn CT -Ie -gCvarl1Is1- built IL
I this civ. las Il -le 1cs1i-L win
serious e 1Gr Al injuries. AZ ~ -
suit g. L tJu-DUunlt r-I1piilr lGrI ,e-
comlls un1astsa4t Iloj sailing IN as
BACK I1t Shoulder IL La Wis IIviug
brick leicw
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rs DEBT TO EMPLOYERS
Cont s.tirg firm Drew Mare sGrcu.s
Than Contract Amounted g.

Cont sctirg firm Drew Mare sg;cy3. IS
Than Contract Amounted e.
A. DHadwond the Jury IN The Ease
OF Us M~cIAGzhlln Tie and Timber
CONF aay II West Nahanc, : D..
again :. me frm o. Mack & Francis
of CT s'sr. rendered a verdict rCr III.
plain ms. awarding them Tie s2.jd1
sued Tor. with the interest. The ie.
fenda MA had taken a contract 1t titcn
excat alton for the plainrifs i1d
agrsei "a take a par pay fer no
WORK supplies and provisions E1m
the Mclaughlin company. F-om c,ms
to time supplies we're taLim anu
charged 10 the account OF TIA Custer
firm. until az the time Tho WORK was
completed r. vas found mat cla at.
ter Arm had overdrGwn their Iccuune
By sonoe g. 500, This they raI'isod
TO pay. and the martar vas ca-i8u ~
the Circuit court for settlement.
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SEyE4E STORM N Wisconsin.
S-iiI Places Suffer arc Carnage ~
.~iresVIl. Amounts =. Ssl..CI.

.~aresYiIle A-c41ts &C s5l..GC.
J~aneSvlIe. Wis, July ;. \ severe
sroru which swept over this ciry LAST
evening iii a:o,,- s5d1p4 tamage l.
swept to the wesC q IIn4svil!4 alt
STRUCK C~Crerpi-n Corners. where il
STRUCK 4 funeral corcsgs. which wa.
iusC leaving the church Carriages
were overturned AMI three persons
we're injured.
At Evansville, II the western pcr-
rlcn CT che town, considerable iauIs-
vas one
The slime storm struck Tia village
or Union Grove. ava gr y9rkvLI=. n
Racine county. Ind the Clvl &c Cur.
liss IN Ean0sila cuunry anu QCler seq
Cions ct the western part II The Cv9
.counI ,.s. biGwing DOWN barns ana 2ir-
buildings anu Killing 4 number ct a
Cle ild dCilg QClar damage. Sc Ear
Ia auCwn DO lna vas injured.
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Articles OF Incorporation have been
fled with the secretary Of state fr
the Aberdeen-Huron Railway con.
pany, with headquarters at Huron ard
a capital OF $780, 600. The company
proposes to construct an electric line
from Huron to Aberdeen, a distanos
OF eighty miles, to cross the countias
OF Beadle, Sphinx and Brown.
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UNCLE SAM Mu-cTEc.
Garages Wiricit Wers Sustained n
5d,cuck Massacre Awarded.

5i,cucN Miaaacrs ANarreu.
Chippewa Falls. Wis. Iuly :. - As
he result 0f Al action nr0ugn E
against the C1iCe,t States nr {. y
M1Iuncra, representing Eile 1eirs OF
us CarenCs. NJ ana Mrs. Edwin Nil
lmGre. 1Grnertv 0r Fa.rhanas. Iowa.
-0r taEndges growing GuC ct Lls Bah
IGcA G1i-al massacre. lie il IvarttAt
s., 1d9 The acr.Cn has 1ean lendsrg
SINGS 1894, ali vas tor 81. Gao. Th,4
twari WI b. tlvl;eti between sgur
lcig;ua. lairs or their small ciIifran.
he udSiaGr5 0cclrra,i tgr-v-l1ne
ears I,sI 1ear Snake rivar. ria1u.
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John Ritter, a farmer OF Nebrask,
has been arrested at Vermillion on /
charge OF obtaining goods under fals
pretenses and Is now In the Clsy
county Jail awaiting trial.
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E1cs LIaa. Wis. July 2-Zana an
Lana iss,t scur ant sEX gs4fs res pee.
lively sens cr George Rqnarrs wess
burned ca fea-A IN 4 saai Are s4rs
.vasrsrltIE
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4 largs hshing company, known az
The lc~eland-Faero company. has been
formed by the consolidation OF tho
Consul L~aurtlzen's concern at Esb.
ierg and the Iceland commission Arm
OF Johan Vaislev. Of Copenhagen. The
new company will carry on fishing
operations on a large scale In the
waters OF iceland and the Faero III
ands.
Perhaps the people OF the North
west arc no aware that penrnGr
produces quite a large output ~ ntI
The prospects for agood crop
year are very bright q
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DENMARK

King Frederick has a1cofn-.t En-
gerur Fra1Z JOSEPH, or Austria IN
~h0na-abie ysnarlI II tna DHnisif army
TIE venerable ruler ilafica-a,f LAST
MAY his willingness 10 Accept rho
lGncr. 4 ccn1ar-e't
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rta annual convention &c he fcrns
mission s0cisry Ut Denmark vas held
1-am TINE 20 70 THY 3 rhs Irranst-
Ilcs Wiz la-gs AID Tia i1rarssr vary
cra-iryins. Z my la I1ia co give Soma
particulars Is q la pr1grau n q
IIrIra ISSUE.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-07-09

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am Ia -gclrt NruR It ia Danish par
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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-07-09

QUITE 4 IIm ,er &c Cila 1Ian1iisrs IL
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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-07-09

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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-07-09

Atna- August S1ransou. L vel
known political leader hi phIll1-
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vears Ia Tweed On LIS r Clip
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lis numerous fae,is &C chL--v Es
belonged u -ls Clt Liberal sc51ot oc
sCIUaSmen.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-07-09

Ehars vaa 4 dangerous landslide
a ma N1rialys valley N -iurlntfr-
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Wis GrrIs c-lfic -a-7Iigf -1a valIsy
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-07-09

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ia soclsrF &C icsr&ailGit economies
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-07-03
COFFEE

There is a time for good
tea, and a time for good
coffee; there is no time for
poor either.
Your grocer returns your money Il yOs dOnr
like SchLlling's Best. we pay hin