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gssxaEson has authorized re-
sznzs Tie Ca. Sc CLuTHA 10
As14iO Questions should be
81 Tiih Custom House. Seattle,
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- ssasssls.asf>a ~ ~ 'Hs'7s'sya'
49, = sNarallfe Hftr HaHt
AZ ee me cFai tfaas we sl
tlsn a. tau thH aHeft Erade
2h roki. at fftH SEQ tHa
81 sssess ana the aunttF by
w ~ 81 ere hartted thaW.
f rt regulate fhe pricn q
3 uttt ths COMMON e,.' =.
rfasi calls us
t.t 80 taeFy t'itA q"
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FoR SALE or EXCHANGE.

JOIN the new cooperative NOV cinent
for fighting tho Coal Trust We sell
and DELIVER 10 you the finest grade
ana quality % COAL az 81 80 per toni
Protect yourselves and the country BY
coming In a. one Of the hundred thou
sand who viii regulate the price Of
COAL 90 what the COMMON PEOPLE.
as the Trust calls Us can afford to
pay Call sos LeRry Bldg.. or phone
Main akE6
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100000 FIRE


ms tniicd tf'ss ae
rrss0N. ~ J.. June
Fsi'' ', threatened destruction
re ss.lssss district 81 th's cl'N
,asd here toiay after fwr
us ss9 beer injured The iiry-
~ struck by a ia'..nH "'a'
w vas fatally hurt Loss
a
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M. n. WAlIEER. ma. n.

LICENSED SPECIALIST.
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES.
AND ADVICE FREE
PAY ONLY As YOU IMPROVE
goa EPLER BLOCK. SI3 SECOND AVE-
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,..vFir YURNlTuRE MIG co
49,, !, rs YOUR OLD FuRNl'
ksa nnE IKE NElV

-saalshkA asa uhhaisterea
nafs IL Qrasf stere Hna
re earnfefs EnaH raaae cts
,r>tt sF Faens ina ttst
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We have some very fine alder bottom
lana. sW miles north n Evsrstt front
Ing on EhrF slough Zach tract con-
fafna - afres our price ia tias an
acre on terms ~ ONE fourth cash. bal
RnCa payable one. fourth semi annually.
We only have risht " these tracts. %
come in and see as Ht once.
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hoUsEkEEpINo RooMs
FURNISHED ROOMS
; o o o o o o o o Q
1oroor LOTS


FURNISHED ROOMS
~s~-~~~y~s~sN-~~sN~e~N -~-N~H<SNrSN<,
ioiN ne nsN socs . ,., 'n2 ~. ss,i
and DELIVER 10 ygu the finest Ensde
ara quality u COAL AZ flS0 per ton
Protect yourselves ana the country ~
coming in a. oas u the hundred thou.
sand sho viii regulate ths price y
coal 90 what tbs COMMON PEOPLE.
a. che Trust calls ~ an alfYIg "
pay call soc Leary hids. OF phone
.-rhs virEinus." ies modern fur
500 virginia o.. nlshed fali outsider
bik from Wsstiaks fopfha eset thln4
Az Steam heat. new. free baths and
enfi bells. closets. phonea. rates from
hot and cold water ~ he % " week
IN every room. waking distance
" Mrs. q - Chambers. aia 2 18Th -
az. this week she VII BE- given two
tickets 20 the Nstssfic theatre free
ROOMS.
f7as Eighth av Main eros. coms and
Re9ig cleared. renovated modern out.
side rooms. 81 ~. oaks Hotel PIKE ana
Ninth
one room Tor IiKht Housekeeping. tzso
per geek Sleeping rooms. tts0 aud 40
sif Fifth AZ -
Modern newly Furnished ffont room fof
rent az the WaVafiY FLATS. Fourth ana
olive Phone s1el
Nicely furnished slseplng room IN
private family Phone 1886
Nicely Furnished rooms f9f rent, cheap
2o9 Madlsgn st --
Nice. furnished rooms. hot ana cola
water eis Sixth AZ ---
Nlcclg furnished rooms Tor rent. cheap.
gers Fourth Az 9ssf
clean. Furnished rooms. N walking dis
lance t1f Boron. y iiIt
Two ionE sunny Furnished housekssp-
ing rooms Appiy Eii Madison ~
Ho0ma-H and sleeping. light bath,
E1ss 81 80 up zgae fth ~ ilts
FOR sALE-RooMlNo HOUSES.
aeae.S.~aN.N.~e~s~Seese=~e Te0Te0z~e<e~sersesee
10 rooms. avs cash. 80 month. n sold
before July 4 eg4 sth,
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1OtS the nsw operative movement
far fEhtlnE the Coal Trust We sell
and DELIVER 90 Yuu the finest grade
and Qualiir ~ COAL az it.3o per tnnl
Protect yourselves and the cuuntry BY
coming In aa one % the hundred thou.
sand who VIII regulate the price o.
coal. 60 " hat the COMMON PEOPLE
hH the Trust calls ua. san afford 20
paF call sec Lonry nag. or phone
Main atta
VIEW LOTS
II you are looking for close-in
view property am your man
For reasons Of my own | am com.
PEELED to sell three OF the most
beautiful view lots on Beacon
nm. two blocks from car: i'm
provements In. see them and
make an offer. Owner Terms
l.. y. JENSEN 4 co.
6i2 Marion Bldg.
Main g434. A 26i5.
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DR. FRANK BROOKS Paralysis.
rheumatism. nervous and chronic dts
eases My mndcraiEed treatment la re-
mmrknhlY successful Arcade Annex,
rooms asg-saT. third floor
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Wanted-contraets 8. Mortgages

-o.~Ns~-0s~-0-N-0s~=~s@.~ -@N~-~y00-N-r-0-@NN-~
cA#H PAID FJH MpHrDhNEH And
CDtTHAfIH anywhere iu Washington.
$50 delay Loans My Own money. W
D. gfaenHHB 900 Uurfo Building
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PRossER i0-ACRE


AHNFkNHNfatA ~ fNh#ANAa
TRACTS
Level. good soil az in cultivation oniY
so per acre. ft00 cash, 20 per month &
water right secured huy one % thoau
tracts and be Independent
s. r. DlAUN a. CO.
Main 80 ais Marion ~ Ind 20
EnT CLAIMS ia The famous Washington
fruit belt CAN also locate you boz ORE.
.ouN. MONTANA AND CANApA Gail
o. send zBo for homestead book, 81 for
FORREST LAND CO,
foa SECOND " a0T
1--WE ACRES EXCELLENT FRUIT
LAND easily cleared fine locality close
20 Seattle market. a snap az go an acre.
also casy terms Herbert 4 Upper 30i
Ie1rg nidg
10y OWNER
f0-acrc tract fruit land near 8poknnes
so cash. SO per month, no Interest no
taxes. FOR one week only Call a. room
ass Kenneth Hotel. between 40 a. M. ana
y.
snap $500. 40 acres good loRgod OFT
land, $3.50 cash. balance your own terms
a5c boat fare. good schools ana market
worth $50 au acre u L. Forrest, 100
Second ~ % g0I
Very cheap -t0.hrre ehlclSou ranch. 100
laying hens. 81 goose. ~ plFa. 3 COW. on
g. a GRAF
eos Liberty bidg, Opposite foatofficc
For ahio--h acres riaahed and burned
on Everett intorurbhu neat huhstntiuu.
Price Ell 500. VIII tako horses Loo
lbs czech. for first payment balance 10
suit Inquire s8is 2ith av n W cornor
card Ht Take Ballard sio0p cor
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CRY ReAL IsrArg-tcec,)
BEAUTIFUL LITTLE HOME
CHEAP.
ALSO A MONEY MAKER.

A broom and bath and base
mcnt cottage on n. 47th IT,
that Is q perfect little picture
OF a complete little home
II has gas. electricity. beau.
iiful brass fixtures. biz,
comfortable fireplace. built.
IN cupboaTds. miaaion finish.
water. sewer. sidewalks and
street graded and all assess.
menta paid IN fun This II
without doubt the most com.
pietc aud moderately priced
cottage SO have ever had for
sale II has a nicely built
chicken yard In tho rear
With All conyeuiences and a
nicely built chicken house.
with drawers for different
kinds Of cgRs. chicken feed.
etc. same being separated
from the rest Of the yard by
rabbit proof fence Come
IN the office and see the pic
turcH n sou are In the
market for a home. ten to
one you vill bpY this one.
PRICE $3.50
About $500 cash. balance s25
per month az per cent
MCLAUGHLIN REALTY CO.
iio1 AMERICAN bank BLDG.
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FARMS AND AcREAnE-tcont.)
sNsrsssesfsesesfeesftrs eeesrNrs=afNsAeeeeesessas
uAiNnRiD0E ISLAND.
I've acres on south rrd ~ island half
mile ta boat iaHhIuE fich atdnf iand
az iaeai location. midway between Ha.
aNiH ahn iifeluuffuu Price fheg. $50
cash and $50 pHf mnnfh
GttfNuNn & VAS AffFuAIE
sta Thlfd Az. Near MatiHun.
samuel cpllysr fot t.sary nuidinr
ieaie iH FitY property. farms and ilm.
tef lands tisi fnur prapefg uifh htm
5000
$50 cash balance Or per month. buys
use lrfrl acru. situate az uIfueu. ln
iha WHITE FlNHF valley UH che h ~
ans geo feet from fhe fnterufhhm
OLE MANHuN a gu.
ttAsita aitsttf sra Nefk block
teFrs ~ rlrh. ietei easily cleared land.
rfHAie 3 Re- miles frum Vie eItF Hmltk
q Everett refua iia eash balance
% Der month
OLE HkNHoH & CO.
"a staala aiffts SEES fefs Block
Wanted iiafgalHa ln aafssEa ana esiy
property
CALDWELL RIAL ESTATE co.
taa tea walker ul1E
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ssss.s's ifiFcdueiag Society,". FOR r..
- opie Oniy raIahis marriage
e.s..< - wealthy members Ret
Hstnsi,.s.a 80 ldsmardaf. Personal
tt<sss ~. hbpfa a. ~ 20 . p m
Il .sisded Iana paper 100. Hrr
fgr 49,. Office fl.fg vsu1onas
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GERARD FtLLto co. INc

800 10 EItel BIDS 3nd ~ an1 IIka y
FuR SALE on EXCHANGE
~ acres ~ splendid alder land acres
Improved. ln orchard and rfuua tho
balance siashed and easily cleared fine
s.room house ncw. 30 81 90 barn. aid
good springs p mile from atnfiana
north % Seattle splendid view This
wunld have so be- nceu Go he appreciated
Will trade for a cottage with good
lot up to 81 900. and take cottage fur
first payment. and fha balance can he
paid uut In easy payments Co suit the
purchaser Would prefer cottage I'D
Fremont or urueu Lake
THE NAFTZgEH REALTY co.
ID Lu-------L-.
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FOR SALE - MtsCELLAkE OUS.
ss~sa-@y~-~es-~~~@c~~-e-
DOORS. WINDOWS,
SASH. BUILDERS
HARDWARE. PAINT.

'the huiider
Tass-.-.s~-----. ncads st sav.
Iii &. /. I. 4. I. !. 4. 4. !. !.
n NHt 10 90 per cent
HNNH raarEcd BY. re
Hk \ HI NY DIRECT
Z from enc miil
IL NtH and save mid
- | clemens eg
paubss and
1 | prufifH Here
are feM
prices seicrted
ag random The quality 81 absolutely
fIfst class snd asiiafaciion guaranteed.
Gross Panel ispofs faF paintlnE ~
t-Cfoas Panel Doors Tor staining i9e
AeH Craftsman gr Miaeiap style
Freni % Rear door. clear si4ss -. ? Is
coitaEs FRONT near. ornamental
Hsaasoins yes,ibuis Doors rieh
rss'iiss, w,nao@s chssl raj
cs,iass Frsst Windows plain iss sls
crass Panel Cupboard peors J.
pslats. vafnisa. shisEis sains brushes
CALL 6R SEND FoR cXrALodUE
o r. WILLIAMS CO
eraitie Both Fhsnes ------ wash
JOIN the nsu gn-opsrmtive NOV smeut
fnr fighting the Coal Trust We sell
and DELIVER a. Yoa me flnest GRADE
ana auaiify 81 COAL ~ fsEa per toni
Protest yourselves and the cpuutry -
cnfnluE in - one q she hundred thou.
sand who wiil regulate the price ~
COAL 90 shat The COMMON PEOPLE.
- the Trust calls rs can afford 10
pay call SOC i.sary BidE. OF phone
Main stss
Millinery stock hats SOLD At coat. re-
modelling specially Mary PuEh. 9sia
y Denny say Faat tsto
go s sas -uiis siiss TTssi. Ro ss
saT, iets THIRD.
supplies Tor moving picture theatres
Roll tickets. slides, etc. o. v. TrAKHardh.
ielt fifnt a..
For saie--A 5000 singer. cheap. Phone
Nss pianos for rsat: rent applied on
purchase Never. Toner iii Union 81
FOR sALE-wooo AND COAL
Great western FusI co-ceai. ANS.
nlll wood. q 50 load n liia Ind. 1859
SEATTLE FUEL CO.
Miii wood st.Ge; coal ttsa
Msln itik; Ind its
FOR sALE-FURNITURE
~~~~~~s~-~~~~N.~~@~~~~ -~~,~-~4~-~-~~-~e~-~~~~
BARGAIN FOR COUPLE.
Neat good furniture ~ cczy suburban
t-roum flat on car line. Tor sale. monthly
rent only -. Muat be Fntd ny saturday
N MASTER. iezs sTH Az
Furniture ~ Us rooms FOR sale Apply
stt Union Ct Sale forced by family's
sieknsaa
For sair-Furniture 81 : rooms. half
cottage rent SIC 80 21rd
Polish pianos with Toner'S DaEolina.
Viii not gum Meyer ronor, az Union
Desks. chairs. showcases Chicago st3rs
and ofnca Furniture Co, ia7t ist Az
WANTED TO BUY-FURNlTURE
~~e~e~-~~~NSe~@-N-N~~e~ ~s~s~~0~Ns~~N~~~@~~~~~~~
Grand Rapid Auction and Storage Co.
aa9s-ae First av.. pays highest price for
furniture and household goods or viii
sell on commission. Main 7sss: L s6lt
Valdez Furn. 1919 list 81 1852 Ind soso
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
s~s@N~~~4Ne~e~s@s~~eN~-0~~ sesN~~~~r~@NNNN~0N~~
JOIN the new cooperative movement
for fighting tho Coal Trust We sell
and DELIVER 20 you the finest grade
ana quality % COAL az 81 30 per toni
Protect yourselves and the country by
coming In a. one Of the hundred thou
sand who VIII regulate the price 81
COAL 90 what the COMMON PEOPLE
a. the Trust calls Us can afford TO
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RENrAl .GrNcIts.
LLEMELLYN 9 WARD' 81 1STEe sids
puNSICfANs


DIR MuI.LfNNfA. Old and most thor
eugh specialist IN Seattle, treats all dis
eases Of the nerves. throat. lungs. heart
stomach. liver, kidneys, bladder. urinary
troubles. blood. akin and All contracted
diHordeTa Gall stones removed without
operation. All medicines furnished Ny
experience Is world wide and scientific.
office IN Liberty building. corner Third
ana Union ST opposite postoffice. rooms
ia and $50 Phone Main ssas.
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sesCaTersrsSsC-~sreT~Teesr - - ~
10 rooms avs cash. 80 month " sold
before July q ggt sth.
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The State Board of Regents have
recommended 10 the Legislature an APP
preparation of S205,00 for new build
ings at the State college. This is a
very conservative estimate of the
needs of the institution and it is to be
hoped that the Legislators will look at
the matter in this light. The college
is badly in need of an administration
building. the present building serving
that purpose being about ready TO fall
down with age. and the School of Ag-
riculture will certainly have to be pro-
vided for. At present this growing
department of the college is housed in
the addition 10 the chemistry build
ing. but the chemical department
needs this room. so it seems TO he up
70 the legislators TO provide a home
for Or. Brigham's pupils.
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A few years ago every farmers as
sc~tsticn ard every newspaper iG the
big northwest vas preaching diversi-
fed farming. says an exchange, and as
a result a fairly good start along that
line was made. The high price of
grain and the abundant crops has had
the same effect on diversified farm
have ceased 10 diversity and are prac-
tically dependent on grain. Farm
lands have increased in value dur
ing the past few years, but there are
signs that unless the farmers of South
Dakota get back TO diversified farming
and dairying the advance in farm
lands will cease. Illinois and Iowa
farmers have been through the mill
and they have learned that land can
not permanently produce profitable
grain crops. They consider from SIS
to 500 an acre entirely too much
for wheat land. They know that it is
only a question of time before there
will be a failure and land will drop
II the farmers in South Dakota are
wise they will not drop dairying and
stock raising and they will intelli
gently and persistently seek for a for
age crop that can be depended on
The big packing plants have grown
rich on the b~i.products of the packing
houses and the farmers who have
grown rich have largely drawn from
the bi-products of the farm.
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CHANGING THE REFERENDUM.

Very much is being said in the state
press about changing the number Of
petitioners required TO invoke the ref
erendum or the initiative and gener-
ally with the suggestion that the legis-
lature at the coming session raise the
percentage Of totes required TO a
higher point. II does not seem gen
orally TO be understood that a on
stitutional amendment will be required
10 accomplish this. The constitution
itself fixes the ) per cent basis.
The News agrees with the general
proposition and believes the consti-
tuition should be amended and the
percentage raised so far as the refer
endum is concerned, but we would
leave the initiative as ii is. 1t will
only be upon rare occasions that a
bill will be initiated and We would not
unnecessarily burden the ~propogand-
lists who wish 10 try out a theory; but
to us il is manifest that some greater
limitation should be placed upon the
use of the referendum. We believe
that a 10 per cent petition would sup
ply the necessary limitation. To get
10 per cent of the voters upon a pc
tition requires a tremendous organic
alton and an immense amount of work.
No one wants to make it impossible
to refer a law, but only TO so arrange
the matter that designing persons can
not readily and improvidently hold up
the enforcement of a good act. Ten
per cent is, we believe, about the
happy medium that will accomplish
the object and we hope the legisla-
ture will submit an amendment to that
end.-Canton News.
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first Of the race and that We may
pray fervently: Lord keep my mem
DRY green The toys and the initials
are in the treasure-hOuse. It's NOV
ing pictures show the boy the hero of
games i~nnumerable. He may not
have grown up to be a Napoleon at
the start, and at II he can live those
glories over and touch them up a lit
tie for the admiration of p~osterity.
The delights of the swimming pool are
his, anC so are the thrills Of many
an adventure into the unknown. He
was the cent r of the family circle,
which is to say the center of the
world. He hears the laughter and
the praises of that family circle as
he dreams, and poor Adam, who had
no youth and no boyhood, who was
condemned, as it were, to mans es-
tate, could recall no lullabies, no
childish prattle, no youthful pranks.
Going back to his earliest recollec-
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The Register is pleased to learn
that Col. r. G.. Orr, of this city, is
about to come into his own by the APP
pOintment as Commandant of the Sol
diers' Home at Hot Springs. A bet
ter appointment could o be made.
for the Colonel's love and respect for
the old soldier is next to his family
and always has been. His own record
as a soldier and his long years Of
service in the ranks Of the republican
party entitle him to the honor, and
we are sure that his management will
reflect credit upon the administra-
ton.
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An analysis OF the states census
shows that the greatest gains in popu-
lation were made by the northern and
western counties. This is but natural,
as ten years ago these counties were
but sparsely settled and land there
has been taken up by a considerable
number of people from the eastern
and southern counties. Brookings
county, like other counties in this
section, made a substantial gain, but
the opportunity for increase in popu-
lation was not anywhere a as great
as in the newer counties.
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WHAT ADAM LOST BECAUSE HE
NEVER WAS A BOY.
Chicago ~Record-Herald:

Chicago Record Herald:
Adam never was a little boy,
He had no toys to scatter on the
floor.
And furthermore he missed the youth
full joy
OF carving initials on the door.
s. Z. Kiser.
We may read the story of Adam
without consulting the higher critics,
and once begun the reading will con
tinue without further urging. If its
poor hero had his full share of human
frailtics the narrative has the moving
power Of the greatest literature, and
here and there are sentences that are
wonderfully effective because of their
strength and beauty and our early
familiarity with them. Regardless of
all questions of the higher criticism
there was a stirring of the spirit within
US as We read.
One of those brief passages is the
authority for the verse we have quot
ed and appears as follows:
And the Lord God formed nan of
the dust of the ground and breathed
into his nostrils the breath of life;
and the man became a living soul"
A living soul, but a soul plunged at
once into responsibilities, sins and
penalties. Think OF the $50 years
that Adam endured without reminds
cences of the carefree years of boy
hood,
We saw a letter recently that was
written by a man II years old, and
the writer was living his life with a
new zest in the days before he was
90. He had fought u his battles,
had his share of joys and sorrows.
He could not plan for the future as a
boy would, but the past had its treas-
ure-house for him, and it seemed as
if it were both past and future. The
facts summoned by his memory pleas
ed him in themselves and they fur
n'shed him with material for new
dreams, for remarking his world in
many combinations and thus continu-
ing the indispensable habit of build
ing for the future.
The helpmate that had been provid-
ed for him became the apt pupil of
the serpent which was mere subtle
than any beast Of the field which the
Lord God ad made. So the man was
led into temptation. He was guilty of
a mans transgression when he should
have been reveling in a boys delights.
There as no past to which he could
retreat. There was never a time when
he had toys to scatter on the floor.
Let us be thankful that fate has
been more kind to us than to the
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A new law that goes into effect the
first OF the year will cut off some of
the perquisites attached to the sherir's
Office. After that date jurors drawn
for circuit court will be notified by
the clerk by mail, instead OF by the
sheriff in person as has always been
the case. The juror wiz be required
to acknowledge receipt OF the sum.
mons and in case he does not the
sheriff will get his chance for a fee
by looking up the negligent man.
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tons, these were the awful words
that struck upon his ears:
Cursed also and thistles for thy
sake; in sorrow shalt thou eat of it
all the days of life;
"Thorns also and thistles shall it
bring forth to thee; and thou shalt
eat the herb of the field;
I'm the sweat of thy face shalt thou
eat bread, for out of it vast thou
taken; for dust thou art, and unto
dust shalt thou return"
Poor Adam,
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is LAID AT REST.

of whose death VIZ made mention last
week, was held from ST. Paul's Epis-
copal church Tuesday afternoon, con-
Quoted by Rev. w. II. Williams, and
interment vas made in Greenwood.
Mrs. Elston, whose maiden name, was
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Dr. George T. Vincent Of the Uni
verEity of Chicago, has been elected
presid snf OF ne University of Mime
suta succeeding the venerable DR..
Nprthrop. who has been elected presi-
den- emeritus. Or. Vincent is one Of
he foremost educators in the country,
as vel zs being a former newspaper
rEn. which makes us think that he
EEI be a success in his new work.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-12-15

Alma Hodnet, was born in Bathurst,
New Brunswick, December 20, 1854,
and she was married to Robert Elston
September l, 1897. She is survived by
her husband and two children, a son
and a daughter by a former marriage,
who were unable to reach here in time
for the funeral. Her death was due to
dropsy, from which she had been a
sufferer for some years.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-12-15
South Dakota

South Dakota may not get another
CONGRESSMAN after all u is expected
that congress viii greatly enlarge the
unit Of representation. probably 10
235, 00G and may be 10 $4,000. and Ia
either case our population would en-
title Us 10 only two members. How
Eve il the unit is not raised above
23A,000 We win get an additional con-
~EressInAn.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-12-15

The English lords. in their fight
aEains; the liberals, are deploring the
use Of American money. with which
they say sheir opponents are literally
supplied. Those selfsame loTSs don't
do any deploring when thu get a
chance 10 grab some An mean money
- Th= h%sT-Es route
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-12-15

At the late election the republican
congressional committee spent S74,.
the democratic committee only spent
abour So eco. It's a good thing the
democrats didn't have any more
money.