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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-10-14

house was a poor one considering the
attraction, and as it was a guaranteed
show the local management lost money
on the performance. Those who did
not attend missed something good.
Lena Rivers" by Mary ]. Holmes,
the play that comes to the Grand
opera house next Tuesday evening,
October 10, has become noted for it's
beautiful gowns worn by the ladies
of the company, five in number. Sew
eral Partisan and London importations
are worn and each is said to be a
delight to ell ladies who see the play.
The management carry a large in
surance on the wardrobe trunks of
the company.
DR.. E. w. Forsee and family depart-
ed Saturday for Brookings, this state
where they will again take up their
residence. DR.. Forsee came here some
three weeks ago and entered into a
partnership with DR.. Common for the
purpose of practicing osteopathy but
the higher altitude here affected his
health to such an extent that he was
compelled to return to his former
home. During their short stay here
the doctor and family made many
friends who would have been pleased
had conditions been favorable for their
permanent residence here.-Hot
Springs Star.
The following from one of our Wat.
ertown exchanges will apply with equal
emphasis to Brookings: "The people
Of Watertown who buy the goods
made in the city, are Watertown's
best citizens. There are good cigars,
good -four, good furnaces and other
things made by u citizens and there
are merchants here, who handle good
goods in all lines. These manufacture
ers and business men furnish employ
ment to a large number of people,
and they are the kind Of people who
spend their money in the home city.
Those who buy outside goods which
they could but at home, mare not en-
titled to be called loyal Watertown
citizens. The way to boost is TO
BOOST not merely talk about it."
The Mitchell Daily Republican says
of a play which will appear here Octo-
Der 90: while the House of a Thou
sand Candles did not have a very
large audience Tuesday evening the
drama was a very excellent one and
it was given a presentation of a very
high character. Every person in the
cast gave full evidence of their ability
and it was a great pleasure on the
part of the people to be thus enter
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-10-14

The annual meeting of the anti-sa.
loon league was held at Mitchell last
week. Reports from various depart.
ments indicate the year just closed
was the most successful in 1t history.
Whatever may be ones opinion as to
the right or wrong Of the liquor traffic,
all must admit that the anti-saloon
Is the organization that is accomplish.
ing results in the fight against the
liquor interests. 1t Is conducted on
broader lines than the prohibition
party, which accounts for the success
of n and failure of the other. The
league, at times, goes further than
many can approve. as witness its at.
tempt to secure the jug-handled, one
sided county option law, but just the
same 1t is a force that must be rec.
koned with, and it would not be at
all surprising If it became successful
in the issue mentioned. unless headed
of by state wide prohibition.-De
Smet Independent. (?
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dex finger of her right hand nearly
cut off with an axe, the member just
hanging by a thin strip of flesh. The
pieces were sowed together by DR.
Hyde and she is now getting along
nicely with every prospect Of regain.
ing the use of her finger.
Prof. c. Willis returned Saturday
morning from a visit to the Highmore
and Eureka s~ub-stations. He was &C.
companied home by w. d. Griggs, who
has been in charge of the Eureka sta
ton and he will do special work in the
agronomy department at the college
during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Meadows, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Shale and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sypes of Hazel, we're guests at the
home Of J. l.. Tree a few days the
last of the week ON their way home
from Pierre. Mr.. Meadows and Mrs.
Shale are brother and sister of Mrs.
Tree. They left for home by the way
of Watertown Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Nagel returned
Saturday from a weeks trip west of
Pierre. They bought a quarter Sec
tiol of land near Wall and contemplate
moving out there next fall. On their
return they stopped off at Pierre to
register for the land drawing. Mr..
Nagel says that the crops look fine
out in that country and there had been
no frost up to the day he left.
A. c. Allison and family, who were
residents Of Trenton township for
years and lately have been living north
OF town, departed today for Gridley,
CAL, where they will spend the win
ter and IL they like the country they
will make it their permanent home.
The many friends Of the family will
wish them well in their new home.
Gridley IS the city were ]. T. Tidball
and family are now living.
While at Brookings the other day
we had occasion to visit the Brook
ings Auto G Supply Co., and found
that enterprising firm doing a rushing
business with Rob Getty in charge.
A pleasing courtesy, however, was ex.
tended to all patrons that is sure to
win for the company a large and in.
creasing patronage, making the bust
ness a credit to the city as well as a
profitable I'M for the .irm.-Aurora
Times.
The Royal Chef" one of the best
shows that has ever appeared In
Brookings. played at the Grand Mon
day night On account of the cold
weather or for some other reason, the
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Personal and Local

States Attorney Eden went to
Clear Lake Saturday morning on legal
business before Judge Marquis.
w. S. Madden went down to Brook.
ings Saturday evening and returned
Monday morning accompanied by his
wife and daughter who had been visit.
ing for a couple of weeks with Mrs.
Madden's parents Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Matheny.-Castlewood Republican.
E. A. Wiley and A. ]. Lockhart in.
tend to raise fine cattle and miss no
opportunity to improve their herds.
Mr.. Wiley bought a top notch Short
horn cow from Fred Killing and Mr..
Lockhart bought a COW and a prize
bull from the Killing bunch of prize
winners.-Clear Lake Advocate.
Oscar Swartling left Tuesday morn.
ing for Toronto, where he has accept.
ed a position with the First National
bank Of that city, having resigned his
position with the First National here
to accept the better opening there
His family will join him in a shor,
time. Their many friends will regre,
the departure of this estimable family
Miss Amy Kelly, who has been act
ing as dietician in a hospital at Jack
sonville. Ill, the past few months
arrived home Monday and the first o.
the month will take up her duties a.
assistant in the school of agriculture
Her brother. Vernon, went up to Min
neapolis Saturday night and accom-
paI aer home.
Two or three weeks ago Han,
Usletten's little daughter had the In
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-10-14

tanned. The scenery was quite effec-
tive and very realistic, although there
was not such a large display OF
candelabra as was anticipated. The
drama is on par with any of the high
err grade dramas which have come to
Mitchell"
Mary j. Holmes Lena Rivers will
be offered at the Grand opera house
next Tuesday evening, October 10,
naturally brings throbs of joy to the
hearts of our playgoers. The book OF
the same name from which Beulah
Poynter made her dramatization is by
Mrs. Mary j. Holmes which assures
a first class play with plenty of come
dy and q p~rofusion of tears. A crowd
ed house is almost a certainty.
It is said hat Ex-President Roose-
welt was vociferous in his praise Of
the performance of "The House Of Il
Thousand Candles when that play
was produced at the National theatre
in Washington, d. c. The ex-presi-
dent and his party occupied the right
hand stage box which was decorated
in his honor. In speaking of this play,
the Washington Post says: Its a
highly thrilling play and was greeted
with rounds of applause" The origi-
nal production as seer at the Hackett
theatre in New York and Garrick
theatre Chicago, will be seer at the
Grand opera house on Saturday,
October 20.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-10-14

The registration for the big land
drawing in the western part of the
state has fallen away below expecta-
tions, but it looks as though there
would be enough people IN hand to
furnish a person for every quarter
section.
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PUBLISHERS ATTENTION.

We have 200 pounds of 10 point
mailing type in good condition. We
are going to sell il. II you are In
need OF such a thing In your office
now is your time. We will receive
bids on this type up to and including
October 31st and the highest bidder
takes II. Register Publishing Co.,
Bookings, S. D.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-10-14

Work Mt the State collave is now
well under way and the outlook is
promising for a successful year. The
attendance Is large, being well over
last year. and this Il being materially
Increased every week. The new
school e agriculture which opens
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-10-14

The poor bachelor 10 certainly up
against It. For unknown ages he has
been harassed because he did not take
a wife. and now the state department
Of education is abusing him just be-
cause he has changed his ways and
is marrying their school teachers.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-10-14

The Clark Republic-C Courier an
nounce the purchase of a linotype
machine. an investment It will not re-
greet. Times must be prosperous up
Clark way.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-10-14

An Iowa woman kept a secret forty
years, but finally had to tell 1t. Think
Of the mental anguish she must have
suffered all of those years.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-10-14

II some Of the magazine writer's who
write about the poor" farmers
should drop out into this part of
South Dakota they might be compelled
to revise some Of their articles.
One sample Of conditions out here is
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-10-14

The worlds championship base ball
series has rather overstadowed the
Cook Perry controversy the past week.
And q lot of people are glad of 1t.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-10-14

Why not a Commercial club for
Brookings?
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-10-14

the first of the coming month, has
every prospect of a good year.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-10-14

This chilly weather makes us think
OF California, but what's the use.
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The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-19
n GRAD Opportunity

For those wishing a lower alti-
tude $500 with conditions some
what similar to this valley, where
land is cheaper, perfect water
rights, acre Il per acre, good
terms, and such crops as oats,
wheat, barley. corn, milo maze,
sugar bccts, potatoes, peas, fruit,
alfalfa yield with the hest lands in
the country Coal only x2 per
ton. Land ut Maxwell CITY, New
Mex. on the man line Of the Sante
Fe Ry.. 80 miles south of Trinidad.
For full particulars. call on or
address l. II. BETTERID&E, Hotel
Grand, Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-19
BISHOPS AND PRESTO

The breech between Father Car
rigan and Bishop Matz, of Denver,
seems to be widening. Wednes-
day Bishop Matz refused to deliver
the diplomas and the graduation
address at St. Mary's academy I'M
less the invitation issued to Father
Carrigan was recalled.
The controversy is growing in
magnitude every day 1t was an
nounced positively that Bishop
Matt would refuse to confirm the
two hundred and fifty people now
in training for confirmation by
Father Carrigan. This is due. it
is said, to the fact that confirm
ants continue to support Father
Carrigan after the bishop had
issued orders that the class was To
be- discontinued.
1t was only when the bishop re.
fused to deliver the diplomas and
address the class that the invita-.
ton WAS recalled and Father Car
rigsn left the building.
The bishop now has his ennis
saries on the way to Rome.
The Pope Of Rome cannot set
aside the fundamental doctrine of
America, that all men are free to
worship God according to the die
tates OF their own conscience, and
all bishops must sooner or later
realize this.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-19
LAND TRANSFERS

Two land deals of considerable
magnitude took place in Del Nor,e
late last week. John +. Berger of
Dakota City, Nebraska, bought the
o. H. Maryatt place just west of
Del Norte, consisting of 2l2 acres,
for SlO,SOO. John Madison, of
Madison, Nebr., bought the Her
man Schrader ranch on Schrader
creek. consisting of 100 acres
decided land and 10 acres rclin-
quishment, POO acres in all, for
5000.
The Histcd-H Hall company closed
a deal this week by which W.
5. Jones of Alamosa purchased
the Russell lakes reservoir aud
resort project. These lakes, when
constructed ms n reservoir. ii is
claimed, will conserve enough
water to irriSate about 900 acres
of land. II is the plan of those
who are interested 10 build the
reservoir and reclaim land lying
TO the east of the lakes. The lakes
will also be made n hunting and
fishing resort
We understand that "A new land
company has been formed. that
will have headquarters at Del
Norte, and he known MS the Del
Norte Land and Investment Co.
and is directed by the following
men, Messrs. Adams. Truitt and
Long, late of Oklahoma. but now
of Alamosa. -Prospector
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-19
Stomach Troubles

Many remarkable cures OF stomach
troubles have been effected by Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver tablets
One man who had spent over two thous-
and dollars for medicine and treatment
WAS cured by few boxes Of these tab
lets. Price, - cents. Samples free at
all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-19

John Westbrook is one of the
old timers in this section and set
tied few miles east OF La lara
Is years ago. In 1885 he drove
across the valley to Del Norte to
make II homestead entry and re-
calls but four settlements along
the route. Some OF these were
new, the owners had not had time
10 dig wells and both Mr.. West.
brook and his horses suffered from
thirst on the trip where, ut the
present time. there are hundreds
Of artesian wells aud irrigsting
bitches running full Of water. -
Chronicle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-19

The county commissioners me,
at Conejos last Monday and made
an appropriation OF ~, 800 for the
bettermcnt Of the roads leading
into Alamosa. We understand
that the road between here aud
Parma will be graded n, once. -
Alamosa journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-19

That there is splendid land in
the Monte Vista district. we gladly
admit, but that it is any better
than the average Of the agricultural
land Of the whole valley, is per.
fsctly absurtl.-l.a lara Oh roniclc
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-19
J D PIT Err
No. 1O848 (02D

Description Jupiter l0sis Cpd is imported French Draft
stallion recorded in both France and America and approved
State Department OF Agriculture and fine individual; color
black star in forehead and is of the best bone horses South
western Colorado He has fine style and other
60 to make good draft horse Weight ls0O pounds
before breeding
Pedigree Fon April r. 1885, by Joseph Ricanl France:
imported July 1901 by II C. owey NEVADA pro-.
lerty Of NJ. A. Reed.
Sre Domino s5i), he by Superb Gii 800
she by sode '' out Of l." B!eoe 0 Superb IA by Robert
uos) out OF Bdne M she by Valiant s OF Sophie Robert
uOs! by Fle (22D on, Of Royale (33 Boine ll she
valiant 2s out of Sophie Sode 5 he by Valiant 2s Of
In Belle t27 La Bleue COD she by Sans Pae (29l
Vaillante
Dam. Victoria esq she by Pacha ~ Of Valnnte 800
she by jerome CD Of Soumse (A Paca &C., he
~hayes 32 out Of Vgourense t2s she by jerome Oh
Vervene Come Dsnyes 2 he by valiant 2 of Marine
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The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-19

Telephone your drug orders
and we will deliver them.
Fuller Drug Co.
Phone Monte So
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AMERICA.
Zoos de Sevi11a
loTRO HUERTo DEL FRANCEso

De Ell Noticiero Sevillanon:
En- ell gobierno civil ha sido presen-
tada una denuncia gravisima.
Tn guardia civil, retirado, Fausto
Egido Alvarez, vecino de esta capital
desde hace unos meses que traslad6
su residencia desde Chucena fHuelval.
en- donde tenia una pescaderia, ha de-
nnnciado al gobernador, seilor Guzman.
para que este 10 trasmta al de la provin-
cla de fiuelvaS~ que ell dia s. de Enero
del ano actual, desapareci6 de su do
micilio, en- la expresada villa, su hiio
Antonio Egido de la Rosa, de 20 aiios.
sin que desde aquella fecha haya vuel>
to q saber su paradero.
En- vista de que su citado hiio era
aficionado al juego y de que la noche
anterior habia estado en- una taberna,
en- union de otros jugadores, habiendo
dido asegurar cue su hijo habia CANA
do determinada cantidad y sabiendo
que a raiz de la desaparici6n habian
sido cegados dos pozos que existfan en-
dicho establecimiento de bebidas, con
fecha ii de Febrero dio cuenta al al
calde de Chucena de la desaparicion
de su citado hijo, sin que desde enton-
ces haya tenido noticia de 10 que Ell
mencionado alcalde haya hecho para
esclarecer la sospechosa desaparici6n.
Posteriormente Fausto Egido di6
cuenta del hecho al comandante del
puesto de la guardia civil de Manzani-
LA, eT que practice pesquisas, que pare
ce fueron infrucfuosas, aunque CONT
probaron por manifestation de los iu-
gadores conocidos por Daniel el Tier
to" y '.El PerIo" que, fectivamente
habian sido eegados los dos pozos exis-
tentes en- la aludida taberna
Sospecha ell denunciante que en- uno
de esos pozos ha sido enterrado su hijo,
despues que fue muerto en- una cues
ti6n que sc suscit6 con motive del jue-
60. segiin ha oido decir.
De esperar IS que el gobernador de
Huelva acierte en- In designation de las
personas 4 las que eucomiende la de-
puIacion i. Ia gravisima denuncia.
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N0mero 8

vegeteriano tiene por 81, elementos
bastantes para satisfacer los mas finos
gustos de los "gourmets". No hay
ninguna incompatibildad entire ell ali
mento vegetal y las exigencias culina-
rias mas variadas.
Cuales son los alimentos permitidos
por el regimen vegeterianoi
Helos aqui:
Primero-La leche sus derivados,
la mantequi!la y los quesos, los hue
vos.
Segundo. Fl pan, los cereales, el
azdcar.
Tercero.-Las papas.
Cuarto.--Las legnmbres frescas Y las
ensaladas.
/ Quinto frutas frescas y se-
'cas.
Esta enumeration no comprende las
legumbres secas ("pois, lentejas, pari-
cots, feves') Productores de acido
urico, y que al igual de la carne ce-
ben deshecharse de la alimentaci6n pu-
ra. El cacao, los esparragos, los cham
pignons, el te y el cafe, son suscepti-
bles del mismo reproche, 81 fuera
precise una prueba mas de 10 que Sc
puede obtener del vegetarismo, serfa
suficiente citar algunos de los pueblos
que han suprimido las carnes de sa
|allmentacion y no son nj los mas de-
hIles nj los menos inteligentes, habien-
do dado algnnos, pruebas tales de Vi
talidad que demuestran la exeelencia
del regimen. Vegeterianos son los
chinos, japoneses, la mayor parte de
las poblaciones musulmanas del Belut-
chistan y del Mozambique, del Sahara
" de la Birmania.. casi todo ell mum
do.
Con este sistema de alimentacion po-
demos asegnrar que hasta cierto pun
to Sc cura Ia vejez segiln opinan los
sa bios
AMERICA
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vegeHr Hrisrno
: R. GUzMAN.


FL vegetarism0 no es solo una me-
dicina empirica deHda q algdn capri
cho de la mods.s un metodo racio-
nal sencillo de2eombatir la vejez.
Despues de lesf IN principles EN- que
Sc apoya conGee sus ventajas, no Sc
puede menos que y ardiente partida-
rio del sistema, por huestro propio bien
La leyenda cuepta que Ulises al in
terrogar & Aquilo4 muerto, en- Ia en-
'trada del infisrn sObtuvo del guerre
ro intrepido este respuesta:
"Quisiera ser esclavo del mas mo-
desto labrador yive del sudor de
su frente, ,-au0 HSnan sobre el pueblo
entero de los mnettos"
Desde la mas :slta antigledad hasta
nuestros dias SC encuentra este mismo
horror 4 Ia muerto.
En- nuestro siglose aprende una por-'
ci6n de cosas. iniitiles y Sc omite ell
estudio para vivir. apesar de que exis-
te un c6digo del savcir-vivre' Ell
cual, a la yerdad no tiene NADIA que
yer con nnestra persona.
Con todo, desde el mas rico, al mas
pobre, luchan por asirse a la existen-
cia, por precaria que esta sea.
Aquel elixir de largs vida prometi-
do por los alquimistas de- la edad me-
[dia, no sc Aa eonocido aun.
gonviniendo en qut la gran enfer-
medad es la vciez, los vejeterianos
Green tener el remedio para ella; no
conner carne. Con este logran resistir
ell frio, digerir bien, tener resistencia,
no estar soiiolientos conservar el ca
bello.
Esta victoria no Sc obtiene nj con
polyos m4gicos, nj con serum nj con
ningana otra medicina; solo con Ell
cuidado las leyes de la naturaleza Oh
tenemos la salud; alimentandonos co
mo los primeros hombres, de vegeta-
les.
Todo ell misterio de la longevidad
cousiste Ell la eualidad de 10 que come
mos.
En- los primeros tiempos de la hu-
|manidad segnn nos cuenta la historic,
el hombre "comia 10 que podia'. Sus
medios de ataque y de defensa esta-
ban muy lmitados, constituia su ali
mentaci6n la caza, las frutas y las le-
gumbres silvestres. Despues, meJor
provistos, "comian 10 que querian' !;
habian descubierto la fantasia de la
|alimentaci6n: la "gourmandise Y de
ella nos parece haberse corregido la
|Ilumanidad al e0ntrario.
Sin embargo, algunos, habiendo exa-
minado la mAqnina humana, han COM
prendido sns nscesidades, que pueden
resumirse en- este: Sc lie entretiene con
|el combustible, Sc facilita sus funcio-
nes con la grasa.
He aquf una comparaci6n clara de
nuestro siglo de electricidad.
Sin auerer echar cl anatema sobre
las personals que comen carne, es IN
discutible que los vejetarianos tienen
sobre ellos una superioridad incontes-
table de resistencia las fatigas que
los proclama victoriosos en- todos los
torneos de fuerza y sufrimientos, d
|ligereza & destreza.
FL equilibrio de los organos engra-
sados les procura nm sueno tranquilo
v profundo. serenidad al eerebro. un
mmor igual. una lueidez de esprit
perfecta. Agreguemos este. una de
|fensa positiva contra la calyicie.
Creeran muchos que estos resulta-
dos Sc obtienen al precio de grandes
mortificaciones, de una austeridad de
anacoreta. Es un error. III regimen
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que la politics o. oosevelt reciba en-
soniunto, un v6e6 censura del Con-
greco, que nor extraordinario y sin
precedente, scr6 ludable adverten-
cia & su successor, do la fuerza de que
todavia dispone el5 regimen antique,
que vicne imperan13 ha casi medic ST.
glo, ysqne Roosevelt intento corregir,
con mejor voluntad que buen acuer-