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Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

We want evey farmer in this
county to know that we are going
to BOOST progressive farming this
coming year; We are going to try
TO encourage the eorn-cluo boy-:
aid all we can every movement
looking to the progress of this
county. It's a great county; we
simply need to use good iudg-
ment in what we dove have
plenty of good sense; we Just re-
fuse to use it. II your family
does not read the EAGLE. you are
going to miss something next
year. subscribe now; it will inter-
est your children, teach them to
read it every week.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27
If Yoa are Subject to Colds
This Editorial will Interest You.

Great Majority Of People Get One More Colds Every
Season and 1t is Of Vital Interest ALI to Learn How
Avoid and Relieve Colds Quickly Since Colds Said to
be Contagious
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

50 head horses, mares and
mules for sale cheap Apply to
E. ID. ANDERSON,
9 miles Northwest Of Oxford. i.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27
Congressman II. d. Stephens

Congressman II. d. Stephens
is certainly making good in the
halls of Congress. He made a
speech on the Currency Bill a
few days ago and we have heard
more compliments on this speech
than we have ever heard about
any of our previous represent
atives.. He is q eomparativIy
young man. full of vigor,
ambitious and ability. The peo-
pie of this district certainly made
no mistake in elecing him tc
represent them in Congress.
Hon. JnO. R. Tally of Ha,sies-
burg and a prominent lawyer has
certified his willingness touake
the race for Governor. IL has
been an open secret ever since
the last election that Lieutensn,
Governor BIloo would be in the
race. And they say there are
others who wouli ike 10 run.
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Watres 9ef6iht6en

Gem Sbermublerbauer lit iein
@eib qeItorben, unb niewobl oae
@eIt peiB, oab tie ibnl BEL Seb5eiten
tpenig SSreube bereitet bot, MIL er's
bod bor ben 2euten niht pabrbab.n,
baB er Iih 10 hnt untertriegen laiien,
itleiht betriibt lumber uno beitellt
beim @rabfrer3maher elm i6ones
Rreu5.
,a6er tpiiian e." inste er, "a reat
fron1me 9Snidrift muB brau fem"
. "a bat ibm Der onbere norgei6la'
gen ginbe: iaiftl uno Requiescat in
poce! uno nod manhes anoere aui
oeutih uno Iateiniih. aber nihts bal
oem gouern in ieiner Grauer geuug'
tbun fonneu.
,,Bie pdr's benn 6onit: Iuf @ie
beriehenl?" fragt bers sareu3maher
"a lit Der Gbermiiblenbauer re6,
perIegen gerporoen, bat cine 8eile ge
fbrpieaen uno enolih berporgebraht
r@ar 10 fronfm hob i's bod MIDI
I'M Sinn s'babt; nebm cine Don bet
aUoern!"
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Graxs.isentbmms 3spstbefen
Qeue 8 bpptbefen

g: :. Runb an 2pnhburs Y. u. y.
u. $500.
qisabefb Seto on bi. 5Op &c Starr
60. $253.60.
moraarst Robsrtfon an Central
Suirmount 3. unb 6. 60. $500.
Marp Remers an pan 0aaSle q
uub 9. 60. $500.
glnna Dausbertp an aIice gaIofpITi
SASH.
William 6. @pIlmer an Wtntor
Sapinqs 9ant. $1,000.
Sarrp 8. 2ehman on Weitern Ger
man 8ant. $500.
gborles 2eppert on gurnet gDoooi
g. uno 2. 60. $2750.
Sofepb 8. aemptpn an Games B
aenoon. $1,000.
sFruut SJugtiltuftft Gil EpeTesses!!
Snpinas 3. uno z. 60. $4,000.
Otto Berger an GbOmas RcGD'ls9
$3.50.
GetiIgts 5ppotbstsn.
s. ). WturB on S1tlsp San'
$4,000.
etobn 8. ainb II. 4no. on Gottag
g. unb g. 60. $4,000.
philip ROttinger on Guarantee De
| pofit go. $1,000.
Rarp Sdmit On 5uIoIap 9. uno Z
60. go. 3. $1,000.
Qnna 8ousbertp on apollo 9. IN
| 6. 60. $4,000.
TieTelbs an Sulia .. RoSrtior
$3.50.
Qaues g. 9ieman an 4poming !
| unb e. 60. $500.
/ 8. g, grobnm an Slo 9!orp y. lin
| 6. 60. $3.50.
Ulorp Rennsrs an ). ). phtIltp'
$468.
| y. g. MlpOrmun on 0eit Str. "
| 2 &. unb 3. go. $4,000.
Nlm. .. 5anis an SuituItboratD'
9. u. 60. $1665.
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Colbert :. GreTap an csoieph 0reis
fenfonp, ote oitIid]en 80 sSuB bon Got
SO. 90 IN Drills lnb 9Iine's brittsr
llnterabt6eiIung in Rprtpoob; 81.
2oiurence s. G'Dteora nlt Soieph
grtcl, 80 bel 1875 Sub an Soa Woe.
in 9sorlpco6; 81.
6. g. Clements, ourd) BEN SheriIf,
al 6rnnf z. Clements. Got 326 itftO
SheiI bon Got 327 i'll Iorlpoo0 Sleip
ltntcrabtb. $2350.
9sert 81. Mtocrnlan II. VI. nn yer
norb s. SueIsnlonn 2ot Al IN Wfoor'
man & sSohu's llnternbtbeiltlrtg aill
Grice Sill: ST.
geniurfiin 4. NscSsenriun an sSli'
lion 6. goamer, Cots IL nno 13 "
Glsmere Sunoieate llnterabtbetliillf
| In 9oripoob; 81.
5he Soflen Enrf SO. ON 3. 5
9chmon, 2pt PAT in llnterabtb. NJ
| in Cafiep Iurf; 81.
9hcooorc U. 9SpIe II. u. an IN
Ohio Smile 60, Got III III eborle'
lG. @iaiom's gtohlaB; 81.
Games 8. aenbaa on So'epb 3
aenpton II. u. GOT 4 IN eolparl
| @pberts' llnterabtbeilu1g in Vai
@aibington; 81.
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WilbelmsbObe.
8on ernt 30IIuer.

lIekr DiIlelmsb0b ift iaoH urs
ennlid pieI gsi9rteben fporoen, uno
BON Isbr perid,ieoensu Seuten. Stlbtt
gsnsrebbin, Der S6ob BON periisn,
Der 1889 nit grobfm 8efolgs i'm
S6Iob pobnte, bat felne untertbanen
nit elmer Gu5trit senauen gsi6rets
bana Der DiIbslmsbohe begliidt. er
mar 10 seruiFsn bah. Ielbft Der 3nhis
loIsn unpertiIebaren Spursn gu aes
oenten, bic Rapolerns bes Sritien
brennenbe s3igarstRn auf einsm
S6rei6ttit binterloHen boben, Der
noh i'm S6lpNs aufbeDobrt fpiro.
aein 3ipsifsl, man rpsib bruuBen in
Der Melt BON @dklmsb0be sigentlit
mehr, ais bon Der ebe1rulisen furs
beFiit5en RsItoen3 ieltH. Wit sinem
aans kfonberen Siol5 bIidsn bern
ouh bic aafIslansr ouf bic 4nIosen
ihrer DilbeImsb0be, bic 70 tiibn unn
maIerii6 am SitabbdEg bes baialti'
I6en 5abi6tfpoloes binn1rfteigen, I'M
ipeitru Salbfreis BON bsfen 5oasr
umf6loTen urb am Jubs i6on Dor
ben Strabsnsiiaen Der itetig tDohfsn'
ben Sioot beriibrt tperben.
auni.geI6idtiih bsirahtet. III be,
liiber 90 5eitor aussebreitete Serai'
fenpart nit fstnem ar6iieitpnifd ge'
ftaItsten DoFerfallsn. guFins, Jon'
tdnen, 9rotten 8erierwdfern uni
DuFermuiiien, isinen 2oubgdnssn
laletn, 9osiettrGumen, Rolenparter
rem unb oetoratipen mptboloeiiter
G,ortenituipturen zines Der intereiian
teIten geiipiels bafiir, ME Die Wlen
Iidxn Der garodSsit bic Ratur in ihr
| glbfihten atpdngsn. Sn Die tbeatraH
lfhen G3snerien bes 9arods aber mt
Ihen fih aud bic horotieriftiihei
s3suoen bee neuen QuturgefiihIs be
I18. Sabrbunberts, befonoers iener fen
timentalen Rninenromdntif, bic fic
. bier in Der Rahabmuns eintr bolbser
It6rten, romiihen WdferIeitung, ooc
Dor alien in Der als Ruins gebauiel
,2orpenburs" nit 3usbriide unb 9ur
nierplub einen pollsnbeten 4usprul
Ip.I6affsn bal. Den unteren 4bFhIu
Der @eIammtdnlaee giebt bds breitgs
Lagsrte naFiftifde, i'm Jnnern boz
: nebmIih i'm gmpirtitil ausgsitattei
G6lob bes sritsn befiifhen Qurfiiriter
4 bag gDerf oes 4rbeietten 2ouis 81
!. mon bu Rp unb JuHop. Gin po
b md6sisen, ionifhen Gdultn gstrasens
lportisus tstont ben 90 Dieter IaHss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-01

Die Staot Der gIiHbs
narmIoien. Die Staot Cole.
broof in gaep Sonipibire tritt NIT
Dem anipru6 oui, oob ibr Der Rnh.
mestiteI Der ,,blinooormIoien Stnot"
acbiire. g9ie bic einem eigentbiirIi.
d,en 9otaIpatriotismrs buloigenoelt
8iireer in ben 8I1ttern mittbeilen.
ba5en iid bereits uber 200 bon ben
5000 Gintpobnerr oes Staot6ens Ct.
ner gIinobnrmoperauon nntersogeii.
uno unnnterbro6en iolaen weitere
Spier bes Rubmes BON Golebroof. oa
ourt,idaiittIih 3fpei ioIde Speratio-
ncn in Der 8od)e itnttiinben. 0an3
4merifo foroert oies gnnfee. aboera
|fiihnIih In bic Shranten, uro irngi.
Oh es ipohl nod cine Stoot ou' Der
geelt g1bs, bic BEL sleiher gAolfea
ruuagsohl einen eIeidD itol5en Nefcr0
cufipeiien fonne. Tie meiiten Der
2ente, bic iih oem Reiier oes Gbirura
laen nnpertronen, limb nollfonIHen &c.
iunb: fie bnben iih niir ari ben Gpe.
rationstiId gelegt, ipeiI lie ibrer ge-
| liebten gateritaot ben 9orrang Dor
| lnnen anseren Si1oten menigitens in
loieier einen Siniift iihern MOLTEN.
Gus IdGerIid,e erirem, oas IN oieiar
| lllebertreib,iHg Der Wsooe Der 9iino.
bormoperntion gum ausoruf fonrInt,
bat a6er eiiien inierelidtten Hud-
ljdIda berborserlIien. G0lebroot s
9orbeerfrans wiro BON peridipoenea
seiten ara serpfIiidt, uno es erbebea
lid gtinnen, Die bic gorIiebe fiir
| loiec art Der Sperationen nIs eii.en
.,Riiiial In bic 9arbarei~ brand.
lmarfen. aerSte erfldren. oab elm are'
lBer 1beiI Der Blinboormoperntio.
lnen gang isnn6ibig lei. uno oie ge.
lIhuerben, bic man hesite 10 raid nls
Icine Grfrontiing oieies Organs ben-
liet. in elmer aroBen AnsnbI pcg, DOL
lien NIT sem glinboprm gar niS)ti
Isa tbun baben.
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@ramseiseHtbamstbe tbertrassxsen

Sannis 9. ariegsr an gbcrles 8.
Green, gissntbum go. 6012 uno
COLA Sultan Str, UbobifonDills; 81.
Die grben bon aatberine Wattere
ion, per SGsriff, an Milliom :. Gar
roa. Got 30. 81 BON Jobn ). Rad 3
unterabtaeilung; $3.50.
Games 4eiton an Rofe 2erh, Got
go. 40 BON Sobn .. Wtoore's llntsr.
abtbeilung in Questionable; ST.
@eorge Wotxrs on 0eorge Ws
Stint, flint, 5heil bon Cots Qo. 132
uno 1873 ppn Der sspeiten unterubtbei'
luna BON Rornoob purt; 81.
Mdlter 6. Uadrborf 1<nIiee, ar
6arrp Sinnsn q. aeDifcn. Cots Ro
901. 902, 903 unb 904 IN HsshDooi
lInterab.bsiIuug; 500.
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be.ausbetomnlen

9oltstpib idnell hesausbttOmulsts
bate, ,RapoleOns Grnisorignrlg-.
Sine bittere Sronie Der Weltgef9ihtt,
bab er fir einise 3sit stpansstpeiis an
Die nGmline Stelle eebdnnt ipnroe, pse
bic luftigtn aeits FINES letdtlsblgen
Gbeims sysrome eeIeben hqtte. Gins
tonia iIt benz frdntsn Manne Der Aus
f,ntbaIt bier ntht geiporoen. Jmn'er
grocer ipurbe Der areis gefongsHsr
fronsDfifdxr Sffisiers, Die In jtnsr
9age bds GnloB beEsrbergis. 8eh
nufresenbien 8efub absr erbielt otr
Gjefangens an einem rssnerifhn no
ptmberinge. Riht obne Ghfpierisfei'
ten fonb cine in 9rduer geileibsie,
tief perihlsierte Jrau GinldB ins
5hlpblI: aoiferin Gugenie, bic ibrsH
| Gemabl felt ieiner Mbreiis sur 4rmse,
ON 18. gull, niht ipisbereefe1en hdts
te. Don WiIbelmsbDbe aus rdna bas
fronsofiIhe aaiiertbum gum Iebttr
Waok nm feline griiten3. bon bier
aus eraing RapoIeons proteit g,etn
bic lilurpation Der ReeiernngsgttpdIt
burh Elm commencement fans mans
bat. ipdier Die papiersnen Ginfprii6t
aeaen bic sbronsntfebung. am 10.
Wdrs 1871 mar Rnpoleon fret. -Vun
oehe ih ins gril". iogte er. i1oes
| Sbrdnsn iiber iein bleitxs Gefiht
| Iisfen. grsuBiIde Soloaten prdisntIr'
| ten pas Genehr. Gs ipnreH Die ltss
| ten milii1riiGen gbren. bic Der Iests
oetronts Ropoleon epfaneen bat.
| gpilbelmsbobe ober erlebte balo mics
| Der frcbs 9ags, ben Gin5ug bts Dtuts
ITdxn aronprinsen, bes nahmaligsn
| sfriebrits ILL.,, Der bier GrboIune bon
ben Stropasen bes ariegts iu6ts.
1874 trdfen feline bsioen SObne gDils
bsIm unb Seinrib 5u mehridhrisem
QiufsntbaIt in aaFel Elm. SIN Sonte
ner ipotnttn iis in g8iIb<lmsbObs.
unb man fab iie tdali6 gum Stulbss
fuh In bic Stobt reiten. Aft Sabre.
nabotm Der staiIsr Der Srnn5oftn
bem S6IoiTe isinen unfreituilIissn
geiut ssmn6i bate, fanb Der sreiis
Sieaer BON Seoan bier in reiner
gDoloesIuft Grbotung mad ben
, Ihma6oolIen gitsn.ateH. bic ssgeH
ibn perfuht porosn tparen. Seit
1891 lift WiIbslmsb0be, Denn aun
ieoesmol nur fir Elm padr Wohen.
! itdnbiae iuiierlihe Sommerreiioen3
aelporben. 4ber ben GenuB Der ans
laaen tbsilen pieIs, bic, cbne beicns
, bereH 4nIaB, reeelmdBig ben itSHsr
: 5iirItenfib umf1tp6rmen, auf BEN ON
Ia. auguft 1907 bic politiff 10 be-
!, oeuiIame 3ufommenunfi peg adifsrs
nit Goudrb VII. bon Gnelanb, mil
, uGnttI Gbs4 itottfano. 8ermebri
puroen bic sinbeimiiten 2ultponoiel
our6 sinn Ttnrtsn Strom Don Jrem'
! ben, bic meiit auf lGagere 3.it in ber
! 8ilentoIonie WiIbeImsbobe aucrtier
Hebmen, tier bic seiunoe gergluft ge'
. niebenb. Don Der siumal Der aeibrrsi
!. Der aaiferin sefaet bat, ieoer 4ttem,
: : suq Iei einen 9balsr iptrth. Geeen
! ! ipGrtia III man bmiihi, aus oem Cuff
: turort Milbelmsbok, Der nsbtnbe
= aud T6on DinteripOrtplab sstporoer
: lit, elm SDoIbap gu MAIDEN. Gin
. beiltrGftige parms auelIe tDurb &c
! tfunben, lit dbsr an Der betreffeHoel
y Sts[e niht rs6t su foHn. Ssbt bOhr
! man am 5uBe oes itbidfdlsrsihsl
geress, unb es III pobl moslit, bal
! ! oie WilbsImsbohe Dor eiHsnl nsne'
= Denbepunit ibrer rei6en gsf4i1t
n !; itebt.
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bic abIsr bss aorien In 0eutiHlnno
sinoranssn, eriebte Der iiolss Jiirfttns
Tib bic Dertrsibuns bes angeitammttn
6errn. SerDme, bon feines gruoers
6nabsn aonis BON WeftfolsH. 5Og eiIs.
uno Wilbslms6Sbe ipurbt RapoleDnss
hDte." Da bsgounen toIle Sabre bier
obsn unb In aafsI. reber Seromts
siebesobsnteusr In MilbslmsbSb< eiebt
Is cine umfangrsife aiisratur. Gum
psitexn ausbdu bss ShloHts. IN
bem sr Iit 10 gut omiifirts. bat Der
..a0nis auitigt4 obsr ni1ts aetban,
Gin 9alIbaus nebsn benz Shloiie. Elm
Wert BON SEQ BON aIensss. bes fpdtes
| 10 b<riibmisn UiinhsHer Ar6itttten
| ift beSsihusnb etnug Der elm
sies Bdu, NIT benz fid Der tpeitfdIifhs
5of bisr oben peretpigt bat. 2eipsie
mahts ben Wilklmsb01er 5eitn en-
Gnb. sJeromt ndbm Dor ben Gnri'
dsnDen acIastn rsibnus.
/ 9reiunbfiinf3is Sabre fp6ter mai
bas GdIcb Ghonplns elmer grdgobie
Der lsbts Eurfiirii biibie feline IhiDani
Itsncs politit NIT benz 8srluit ftiHei
5trones. prsnbifdk Jnfonterie nm.
IfislIts bic WilbsImshobs; i5riebrid
Milbklm /. bate aufseb0rt su regierrn
Gin fiiritIiderGe Gefnnstnsr ities sr ibrd
Inenben Mugss bic Jreitreppe bel
5nloHss biHnb, Elm setr0nier Ot
fanssrlxr itiss fis tinan. nur bier SAB
rs fpGtss: NapOitOn bsr Dritte. ~mil
/ bslmE e0be4 irurot, ipis bsr RoHslt
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an ntfp a q 1.

-. DisIe Salbs pirb bid ouf bic
Hoie gsitridtn unb iiber 3sdht gut
unter 9erbano gebaltsn. 4m Wcresn
ipirb bic Rnfenr0tbs perfhipunbsn ftin
- ipohl Dorousstftbt, bob iie bon Der
adlst ndmmt. MnbernfolIs i6nnte bas
jHlimme Doleenbnben!S
,Duntk, 6krr Ooitpr. absr - bdbsr
Gis sssR uni 6nilbiossss wsits<l3-
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to leave Washington for a few days,
and that, by such means, they can be
let out in small squads or detachments,
the democrats duly paired with repub-
licans in order to protect the party
majority. No boy can leave the school
without holding up his hand and get
ting permission to go out. There is in
this such a fine flavor of the old fash
toned school that we must congratulate
Col. Watterson upon his prescience.
There will be no recess, but by hold
ing up their hands pupils can get brief
leaves of absence, the professor keep
ing a close watch on the tally mean
while to see that the quorum is never
broken and that the classes can be
called up at any time on short notice.
And we imagine that any boy who
leaves without permission, and whose
willful absence results in the breaking
of a quorum, will get a trouncing from
the teacher to remind him that he who
will not hold his hand up when he
wants to go out can get nothing by
holding his hand out when he wants
to stay Inst. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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The village council will hold It's reg
ular meeting next Friday evening at
which time the matter of selling the
$4,000 issue of bonds to take up float
ing Indebtedness will be disposed of.
The fact Of the matter is, the council
is up against it on this bond PROPOSE
ton, being unable to sell the issue un-
less a higher rate of interest than the
issue calls for or a bonus be paid, and
this the board has not the authority
to sanction. Members Of the council
met unof1cially Monday evening and
talked the matter over. 1t was prac-
tically decided to defer the selling of
the bonds when the matter comes up
Friday evening. The members of the
council have also come to the con
clusion that further improvements on
the part of the village during the re-
mainder of the fiscal year will have to
be tabooed.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-09-25
SCHOOL DAYS AT WASHINGTON

President Wilson has been an excel
lent schoolmaster in his time. And
he has not forgotten the art. When
Col. Watterson said that he would
carry the schoolmaster into the White
House, he said nothing d~iscreditable in
itself as touching the sort of admins
Mr.. Wilson would make. With
a democratic majority in each house
OF congress, it cannot be wholly denied
that a schoolmaster in the White
House can often make himself useful.
We have watched closely to see the
breaking out Of the old pedagogue in
the new president and have deliberate
ly passed over in silence a number of
lessons he has sent to the classes to be
conned and recited. The temptation
has at times been strong to call the
public attention to these s~imilitudes,
or some of them, as proving the
prophesy by Col. W~atterson, for whose
reputation as a prophet We are always
solicitous. The lessons have always
been so well learned, whenever the
class has been called to recite, that we
should have had the pleasure, also, Of
paying a compliment to the teacher
himself.
We have resisted these temptations
because we have awaited a better op-
portunity to point Col. Watterson's
real meaning. We find 1t now at hand.
Some of the boys who have been in
the professors school during the time
OF year when other boys were on vaca.
ton, ~splashing in swimming holes and
digging for fish bait, after many weary
months of hard study of the professors
hard lessons, ventured to ask IL it is
not nearly time for a recess. The
professor has answered that there car
be no recess until all OF the lessons
set for this semester are learned, and
well learned. There has been murmur
ing at this decree, and repeated Wash
ington advices indicate the growth O
a rebellious spirit among q section o.
boys who find there is nothing in th<
constitution empowering the presiden'
to hold congress in session whenevel
a majority Of it wants to leave Wash
!, ington.
The teacher Is infexible in his op
position to a recess, but in the face O
J what begins to look like q growing
! mutiny, he shows signs Of being willin,
to make some concessions. What b,
/ proposes. carries the schoolmaster ide,
farther. w believe. than Col. Waiter
! SON could have dreamed that 1t woul,
be carried BY him. It 10. in brief. tina
congressmen, members Of the hous
and senate, shall ask. whom they wan
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-09-25
REAPING BENEFIT
From the Experience of Brookinqs
People

We are fortunate indeed to be able
10 profit by the experience of our
neighbors. The public utterances OF
Brookings residents on the following
subject will interest and benefit many
OF our readers. Read this statement
No better proof can be mad.
Mrs. o. Hanson, 15S Second ST., S.
~BroOkings, S. d., says: For the past
three or four years I have suffered
from kidney complaint. The trouble
came on in spells. Last fall / believe
| had the worst attach. There were
too burning spots over my kidneys
that throbbed and ached until l
thought | could not stand it. The kid
ney seCretlons were unnatural and
caused much annoyance. l tried every
thing for relief but 10 no avail and was
getting discouraged. / was finally
told to try Doan's Kidney Pills and l
did. l noticed Improvement after
using them awhile, and finally | was
entirely cured. l never have a symp-
tom Of the old trouble now"
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-09-25

Buckle on your best clothes and at
tend the biggest and best county fair
at Bookings next week, Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Everything has been done by the man.
agement to make this fair the most
interesting and beneficial of any yet
held. Forget the state fairs recently
held. Forget the pleasures Of life
past and gone. Forget every fair
next week but your own, and don't
forget to go. You will enjoy the fine
exhibits in all departments. You will
hear the best Of music by the best
city bands. You will meet old friends
and neighbors, and every day OF this
fair will be a Gala Day-something do.
ing all the time.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-09-25

We are in receipt of a letter from
t. E. Cassil. secretary Of the South
Dakota Board OF Railway Commits
sioners. saying that the members of
the board will make a trip over the
Rock Island from Watertown to the
state line on the freight on the morn.
ing of the 9th of September. They
will make this trip for the purpose OF
meeting anyone who has a complaint
to make.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-09-25
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From the Leader:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Null and Mrs.
George Null came up from Craig, Iowa,
Saturday afternoon in the formers
car and visited at the home of the
ladies' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hartley. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerd Null and
Misses Marie and Henrietta Johnson
came Sunday, all returning that even
ing.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-09-25

Vern Wohlheter left Monday for
Montana, where he may Hang out
his single" and practice law. He
graduated from the law department of
the University of Michigan last spring
and is well qualified to win success at
his chosen profession. He met l.. C.
French at Trosky, Mimi, who accom-
panied him and will try to locate a
homestead.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-09-25
About the County
ELkToN

r. rom the record:
A surprise party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Wachter, at their home on
Saturday evening, September 6, in
honor OF their 18th wedding annivers-
airy. A number of beautiful pieces
of cut glass and other wares were
given them. A fine lunch was served
and all returned to their homes wish
ing them many happy returns OF the
day.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-09-25

w. II. Lehman and Ed. Samis, who
went TO the west OF the Missouri
country to buy stock about ten days
ago, purchased ten carloads. Six car
loads were shipped to Sioux City and
four cars We're shipped here. They
will be sold to farmers for feeding.
On Tuesday Lehman & Samis pur.
chased six head of steers from Bert
E~ldredge. The steers were all grass
fed and the largest one brought Mr..
Eldre9ge s109,50, while the other five
averaged $4,000 each. These figures
go to show that farmers cannot make
money any easier than in feeding cat
tie.