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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27

f. A. Brelsford and family arrived
home Monday noon from California
where they spent the winter visiting
with old friends and relation. Mr..
Brelsford Is a well-to-do farmer in
Alton township and can well afford
to take the trip and a better time he
says he never had.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27
Power Neutrality-suspicious.

Tho Power Washing Ma
chine has all the essential
points ct q good mr. chine;
namely light running. good
work, Substantially built, and
EASILY handled. Il Is made
from the best wood and has
the dashcr motion. The
gearings are all safely cover.
AMI the inside of the tub
Ia evenly corrugated. It is
guaranteed In every particu-
lar. Price ............ $4,000
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27
BRUCE

From the Herald:
F. H. Austin is carrying his arm in
a sling. He was trying to crank his
auto and the crank flew back and hit
him. He was lucky it did not break
his arm.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27

The measles are everywhere in this
section of the country at the present
time and Volga and vicinity are not
excepted. We note from an Iowa x
change that in one country district 16
pupils out OF II had the disease at one
time, and the teacher joined in with
the majority. While the proportion
Is not that bad in this locality, there
are a number having the disease and
as most of the sufferers are having 1t
in a hard form extra %precaution should
be taken to prevent pneumonia and
other complications.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27

John Dricken is now manager OF
the Farmers store and C.. j. Jamison
has taken the place of Jas. Green in
the hardware department. Miss Alma
King takes the position of b~ookkeeper
Mabel Rud having taken a similar
position in the First National bank.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27

Frank Williams arrived from Pine
City, Mimi, Wednesday morning.
where he went some weeks ago with
his father with an Immigrant car,
Frank having come back to attend
to some business.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27
ELkTON

From the Record:
Mrs. Jessie e. Kelly, the expert
musical female in that line o. merchan-
disc, was here from Brookings yester-
day. She reports the sale of seven
piano players within as many weeks,
ranging in price from $3.50 to $3.50.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27
About the County
voLGA

From the Tribune:
Mayor Dalthorp departed Tuesday
morning for a two weeks trip to North
Yakima, Washington. Miss Anna
White, sister OF Mrs. Dalthorp and well
known in this city, now lives at North
Yakima and some time ago Mr.. Dali
thorp purchased a ten acre fruit or
chard, and while away he will look
over the property he purchased and
will probably make other improve
ments upon the same.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27

had been under the care of specialists
for nearly a month past. He was
thrown from a motorcycle and injured
his hip so lie had to consult a special
list and has had a hard time getting
better even so he can get around with
crutches.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27

Mrs. Niels Jensen and children, who
have been visiting at the home of Mrs.
Jensen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jens
Frandsen, since last November, re-
turned to their home near Glendive,
Montana. the first of the week. They
were accompanied by Miss Tena
Frandsen, who will remain at the
home of her sister for several months,
and will also visit her brothers, Frank
and Pete, before returning home.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27

Receipt Books-Bound with stub
Brookings date line. Books of 25, so
and 100 receipts. Call at Register
office.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27
HENDRICKS

From the Pioneer:
C. M. Peterson left last Thursday
evening on an indefinite absence. He
went to the cities from here and ex-
pected to proceed to North Dakota.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27
AURORA

From the Times:
Mrs. l.. A. Warren arrived here to-
day from Michigan, being called here
by the serious illness Of her mother,
Mrs. V. C. Starman, who is in the
Brookings hospital at present.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27

School closed Friday for a weeks
vacation. Prof. Hinderaker is visit
ing at his home near Astoria, Miss
Larson went to Tracy and the other
teachers remained here.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27

which has Matched out a brood of
three chickens. They made their ap-
pearance st. Patrick's day.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27

Dick Westrum returned home from
Minneapolis last Thursday, where he
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27
WHITE

From the Leader:
Billy Denhart has been carrying his
nose in a sling the past few days. We
have heard a dozen different stories
as to how it happened, but as it was
st. Patrick's day, We won't tell.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27

Mrs. Thos. Murphy informs us that
they have a hen out at their place
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27

We carry pliers of all quail
itics, sizes and styles, rang
ing in price from 35c to $1.00.
Nickle plated slip jaw plier,
like cut. In two qualities
at 35c and Use
A handy pocket wrench. SOC
Regular bulldog pocket
wrench 15c
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27

In all styles and ranging In
price from 10c to CSC. Our
special lee curry comb Is an
exceptional value. Ask to
see It.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27
How to Rise to a Higher
Position

of consignees upon them.
He "a doing his work n a very unworthy shpshod manner much more
poorly than his BEST, as could see plainly.
| at length ventured to ash him why it a la ne Was uons us ""h
so carelssy.
oh" he replied, "rm dead tired of doing this stunt There's another
fellow in here who wants tod do it, so I'm doing a bum Job to get the pssto
ut m e o. something else. That's the "a they have here.S So long IS a fellow
is good at a little thing like this they'll keep him at it forever. II get on OF
this job I'll get chance at the office position that I've een looking or W
since came here"
Now, I'd like to record here that he got taken If of his job altogether,
but is isn't true in this particular case. He "a put o the books upstairs and
when he gt tired of that and began to do poor work h e vas ser ut TO d
the collecting. The same trick. He worked it threadbare. Then he was let
nut for good-by the manager who Is a boy, had done the job of lettering
better than he did.
The best "a for a man to get out of a loWly position" sad Rev. John
Hal. 'ws to be conspicuously effective in it," Surely he vas right The other
scheme works sometimes, but OF often.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27
Electric PerCOlaterS

The real value of an cleo
trio percolator cannot be ap-
preciated until you have tried
one. On next Saturday We
are going to offer two Of
Rochester Stamping Com
paLy's genuine seven-cup
size percolators at $500 each.
The regular price of these
percolators Is $3.50, bat We
arc Offering two only, at
th.se less than factory prices,
in order to get them introd
every particular and are the /
this splendid opportunity.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-27

HARNESS SPECIAL
Two sets Of harness made from Star Oak tanned leather and every
piece in them guaranteed for one year.
Bridles-three quarter short check, box loops, round winker stays.
and side checks, with two hitch reins. Lines1 inch, 20 foot, hand
sewed. Hame tugs-1% inch box loops, sconoped tenders with buckle
safes. Traces LIS heavy, two ply doubled and stitched fiat, and built
for service. Pads-Exra wide with two rows Of stitching, fancy
doubled and stitched skirts, adjustable with royal trace supports.
Breast Straps-1A inch heavy. with pole strap the same. These
harnesses are splendid values at the regular price of $685. so per SET
Pee Sdturudy .....$ 350O
Two sets of heavy Concord harness. Regular $4,000 value-spechI
Saturday $3.50
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-13

Got an Mobifon Rooo unb Wlortbreit
4pe. 81.
MidaeI gDitt an Sobn 6. gedt, |
Got an bo. 81.
Gbns. Sdmibt on fyrant 5ugman,
cine Got an Yarter Strabe unb Ohio
Ipe. 81.
Settle M. Cor an Nltert u. S:sbs
Ter, cine Got an gine. nabe IL. Str,
81.
U. 6. padoub an M. 10. Dogsstt,
33 1s3 SUB an Mprtnn gtDe., Gls'
mere. 81.
anbrefp Smith en- Margdretgroipe,
25 fub OH Maliton 2lpe. 81.
Wlartha Gbriitoff an 0eo. u. 0olr'
nep. 100 SUB an Center Strabe. Wst
Mafhington. ST.
5rant 8. Suire on Wm. Wtede.
ring, 50a Sub on s. Str. 81.
Mlinnis Wiltsr an Stepban Wsa'
Der, Is SUB an Songbon 2lpe. 81. !,
+. u. gisn an 2ouis S. Suud
30 1s3 5ub an 8. StraBe. ndbe Sin
Str. S12, 500.
Gua q. Reel on 2i5sis Reel, ELM
Got an pureeu Mpe. 81.
Wm. Risblin jr. on RieOlin ReaItt
Co., % SUB an 95ront Cir. 81.
Sopbia 6. 2uttermon an gldnh'
6. Dipper, cine Got .un MsIroie gpe.
Rpripppo. 81.
RplIin 6. Code an grambls Eur
nsr. cine Got an Walporih IpeHns
81.
Rpbsrt e. 6Iinn an gharIott
lsisring, / 4cre in Seition 10. Sn
edmore 3p. 81
Sbps. U. Supber OH 7sront 8
Wiehe, 2 Cots an Rnrtb Sir. 81.
Nam u. 5Iedinser an 5arrp )
Rsibtiisi, cine Got on WaIhingtol
spe. ST.
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6rnnSeiseatbu itertrassHssH


gllonSo R. Stpmeb an Somuel 8.
MarrpeL jr II. a., 80 BEL 100 CUB on
Der SibIsits BON grsipfter 9lpe 81.
Robert 3. GreT1p an Somss u.
0reen. Got 268 in Riperpkr Spnols
cate unterabtb. 81.
So6n Grstine an Gouibern Shio
6. II. 3. Co.. 2ots> 1O1 uno 102 in
Hobb uno SEES 3. Surpep bon lins
berelifi, 81.
Snhn 6aber on Meia Bed, 30 Bel
Isl Jub an Der Weitieiie BON gIsns
more 4pe.. $50 Jub n0rblid Dor
Woobbine 4penue in g1spiot. 81.
George g. Better an Deter u Sci.
fart, Got SO. 66 In Mm. s. Reffs
llnierabtb. 81.
goiparb 5slir an Ernft aartera
"a bel 125 Sub an Der CitIeite pos
Gnslin Ctr. 81.
Sulius u. Wieoerjisin on Willion
6. anisntomp, % BET 100 sguB an be-
Weiifeiis pon Chambers Etrabs. z;
Juf fiibIih BON apjrnes Ctr. 81.
Worris gloFom an 4nnn Gisp<
80 1s3 Bel 120 TUB on Der WefHsit
BON HoIemont 9lp<. 81.
Mm. s. WegnIIougb an Marl
Witt. cine Got an 60nep ntnb tFtnnoc1
Ctr. California. 81.
Sptn 8. Ds4t an OmmotaDttt ein
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-13

~
Het)t pitanter Rdiur tparen bic Gnts
tiilIunssn iiber bas ghss unb giebes.
Ieben bon William 8. Gnsldnb, BON
9p. 80 Raiiau Ctr, Rem g)OrE, oes
Giaenthimsrs Der Chopper gabliihing
Co., fpeId)er bon isiKr Satin. gdr-
ris Gnglunb, pom go. 1140 pdfiiic
Ctr, auF abIolute Gheibuna nsrildat
porbsn III. Der Joll tam Dor
Suprems Court Rihisr Muboor
sur 8erhonolung. Jrau GngIdnb.
cine fiottlide Griheiuung, erfhien in
slsaonisr Toilette nnD nah Der nsueiten
Wlob. aeslsibei, NIT einem mdhtiseH
fftpnrsen unb toftbartm 5utpelens
ihmnd. Wit iie fagte. peroient Gnas
lamb 5tpif6en $4,000 nno $4,000
pro Jabr, hdlt iih Sipei auios uno
mebrtre pferos lHb sisbh sttro S10,s
900 i'm Sabre aus. Sire siesnsn
2lusgaben. 10 fagit iis. runsirsn 3spis
ihen 5000 unb $3.50 Inn Wnnai. in
iptlhs Summe bic monntlifx Wistbe
bon $50 einbtsriffen In. England foIl
bic ehsIihs 5reue nit ieiner Stenos
arnpbijiin. einem NrI. 6aaeI sJofftris.
ssbrofen huben. Der bdupts<uae fir
Bic fldasriIde partei mar Der friiber
BEL GneIonp ongefitllle Rsifenbe Wils
liam 8. Mcgin. 9nrth oi.fen fam
aar monhfs int.reFunte Soiii0rhsn sur
aenntnib bss intsreifirt aufhOrhenbsn
publitums. 60 ineie Der Wnnn bei'
| fpi<lstpeifs. bab gnsiunb am 13. Ju,
npar biefss Snbres fsin.n HnrenM.
ghesiiellssn bic freubiss Wittbeilung
eennht BABE, bab er ben Tag su eintm
5albfsiertca prptinmire nnb bob
| fdmmt!if. MRe<ittlIie nah 6auis se<
ben i5nntsn. Megue min nit elmer
Der Gienoarapbiliinn<n bos Bureau
perlaiTsn hdbtn unb fpdter fritberce'
tommen fsin. um ein bergtRenss Vas
| 6<t ubsubolsn. Bel fesner Niidtshr
min er bic 1biir psrihloHtn. aefunosn
1 unb ola er fie mil ieintmf GfliiHtl
/ ee1ffnes. feinen ptrecriihsn Gtef unb
! bic biibfhs .aldppsrfhlanse- In siner
/ febr perf1ngliffn Eiiuntion e.funben
haben. 4nd, box Gnal0nn ssrI. Sob
ftrfs isbtn wlcrsen iehr htrsfin Be-
griibf. fdais WrGiis. Gobolb iie
Inimlih bss Wioretns ben Titnit ons
loetrtt<n. bnbe fis Der 6<rr Che; IN ftis
i AZ pflltt eeruftn unb ibr einen e'us
Inn Wlcf9fn Gnnnt gsp<ben. Die
Gntf6ssbnns bts Mi6tfr5 n I'm
roD.b tsl4 As4 az.
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0rnnbeis.utbums fssOtbefen
gleue 6pp Ten.


SomueI 8. Maripea II. an 8ooos
burn aptnue g. IL. y. So. $3.50.
Gerielbe an aIonSo R. StpnsB.
1915.
5rant 8. 8iehe an Carthage 9. Il.
8. VI. $4500.
philip 2lpting on biefetbs. $500.
Oscar u. Shapper an. Waoifon 3.
u. go. z. $2250.
gerIelbs an oieitltx S2250.
Gsorge D. 5oopeusrrner on goarb
of EDUCATION bes Torpooo G,tp
S6uIoiitritis. $1,000.
NiIIidm =. aaten,Gnp an Gum
minspile German 9aat. $1,000.
gmma ggttt an sSpbn 6. ge6..
$500.
Senrp r. g8idfelbt ON Dsitern
German gt. $4,000.
8ousbnie potr on Spbe Part 3.
Ii. &. 60. $500.
Sohn q. gittih on e,opnmsnt 6.
II. .. 60. $1,000.
5rdnt Ju9man an Gbas.. .Sdmiot
$1,000.
altert q. GsbI.r' on S.Hiesm. Cor
$4,000.
81. 20. 9Oggstt an u. 8. guaopb
1920.
2ucp .. 9OpnIspscn SoutkrnG bir
g. kS. 60. $500.
Wdris s. DomDlpb-aus Slcria 6
II. y. 50. $2750.
gaih. Gsnuing an GrnFi Staiior
g. Il. y. eo. $1,000.
@so. W. Shasuzon on Delta 6. q
60. $500.
9rambls Turner an DO. $500.
Gannp Saeots an ganlnut Oils
g. Ii. &. Sc. $1,000
aouis gitinsr an, ,Rrabtns,g II. 6
60. $500.
9et:lgte 5ppso t'b eten.
alonSo R. 9tpmss an aion 9. IL
g. SO. $1,000.
6. 80. gammsrs on -Wnbiion 3. u
Ho. 2. $4,000.
Gilbert g. 8enn on DO. $2500.
+ gbiiip aptine an Carthage g. y
6. 60. $500.
gonruo gloeel anfgrigEon German
81. 60. S70O.
d. 10. 5oop.ngarner an II. Morl
3. II. 8. Go. $150C.
). y. BrDIierIEann an 8. q, Gos
BEL. $1,000.
Sobn O. gi,tI6 on gppsrnmeni 9
II. 9. go. 1920.
Gli3a gaiiftt an Gli3a 5. Iait
$780,
". 6. pa1nxb on moobburn Wr,
&. Ii. q. 60. $1,000.
5enrp gpriitbcff an 6. u. Wen.e
800.
Rob y aslp anrGautbern Ohio {
u. 2. g.p. $500.
Uiilton pierionsan Gelpetid 9. /
.. Go. S1700. \
Wstrp @. Surnerson Delta 6. u. g
$15G0.
Beo. W. S6dbnmnn- an DO. $18O
Rob. q. Jlinn. an WRjIfOrb y. II.
lTo. $1,000.
| aHnp JueO6s an W. y. Goops
| $1,000.
| Wldrp 6. .Spti,ow'union g. g. !
Il 60. S4D.
! 5bos. 8. Wupnesdn 5obn 90. Sc
ISTT9.
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scsrnmer mebr ;siffe tandsn auf,
fdnimmer an ihH heran unb s!oben
i'm nit fold InnafpeiIieen 4usen An,
Ionoioeiliq nie gtlaebra. gr murmelt
Elm Gpoiiiieo unb IDiithenb bentt fr:
.Tii. nnmmen 5biere! Sd babe iiir
9nlIifd, i'm porigen Sabre bod sipeis
NAL cine ,GiHs" bstommerl@ gr that
10. ais horie nnb fab er nithts, nnO
Id,idte III, loear an luitig sn pfeifen.
aer bos gina nitt, Tds Wdfier frot
In Den Munb, pie Elm RfropIsn. uno
elm oeThpGbioer slid fraate ihn:
.gefdat ss sbnsn BEL uns21
Rein. bas beibt ia. ss sefdlIl
mir, ner tei mir gu 9dufs TT % aut
rsdt ffon."
rs,immeI. iDos faa' i'd Ga! oatts Der
Gnlbe 3srItrsut, iie freiien mid itcasr
auf :. uno Idut fiigtc er hinSn:
,.Moflen iris einmal miteinanoer iptss
ien, ionIt IangpeiIs ih MIDI"
Gas qefisl ben munteren ,}iihsH
Icbr. Sif Ia9ten. oFfueten nett iprsn
Runb, 70 bob man bic roIofarbsren
9ismen fab, idIhgsn nit bsm
Sd:pnns. fletihtsn bic 3dbns uno tles
ff,n NIT beiisrer Gimme: r3as III
Ibon, ipir1bo[sn ipielsn, fpisltn."
rgabt uns nah oben fdpimmsn',
iafus ssefpietu Dor.
.Warum2" fraa.e Elm Slid.
Y6ier unien tam man ia nidt ipiss
len. unb oben iinb auh fslissenl"
.Ssliesen. 2ieben Gle iie2"
aeipfstd Iicbte strar nur 8at,r,
Tuiter une 5ruhtsis, absr sr ants
ipnliets: .So!"
Run, mas III benn babei. ifApims
mtn mir tinmal nah oben" rief tigr
Der s5iihe Gus, bob ben aopf In Dte
!S6hs. unb Seipista. supp. fabi ibn BET
ten aismsn uno f6reit:: sd bin be-
,eii".
.6clt, Gle linasbeuer baben nit
3frsn 5oten gu heftia neire 9ismsn
rmtIommeri. 'ib tdnH ia Hiht :.
,ybut niftsi"
MAS foa oas heibtr itut
n:tts -? Sin dnItdnoiser Siid1 tam
nidt leben. obne gu atbmsn.'
.2iebsr Gott, mas lit oa gu iireittH.
trtnn ipieIer, bann IpieIsnl" uHb ins
reriih osnts er: .Wenn ne mid bloB
eia tpenis not obsn ihlsppsn rpoliisn,
nann 3apple it fdon iraenomie hers
lGusl"
| Ter fsiTh bob iih fhipimmenb ems
! por, madit, Runoe1, fpie betm 5arse
unc fang nit alfsr Wadli pom 5ett
uns aarpifn. bic iists Rabruna ipa
den. Gin Ghpr pom ileintn sTiihftIr
| Fiimrnte nit Elm. &c b0ber lie ifppams
men, oeIfo raider iameu lie nlls pcrs
DGris uno heito leihtsr foHnte s5sps
ittc otbmtr. Gnblih gtlansie isin
| aopf in bic Cuff, uno er athneie lief
cus. 8 ba! -
| Gr fhout iih I'm - heller gag.
Die Come fpislt ouf osm Wdiier. lie
ariinen Wellen bronbsn NIT leis iins
! eenbem eerduIh ans llfer. Seine
@agsl Ihipimmt auf benz Meere. tpeit
ron ibm snifernt. llnb er felbit iibt
ouf berlisItsn Siein. BON bem er hers
un.ergsrolIt mar uno - ift fhoH ipies
Ger aan3 trpdenl
!. Nd, faai er. lGhelnb CUR Sonne,
| .Ir bin it, bod topfer emporeeihnoms
nsn uno huB mid beraussssoppeItl4
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Sewfeka uno fein Grfe6nik,
ymlaM a rim gorfi

: Der fIeine Sunge atfpfeia Gin
iebr lmber Herl = FAB an Wleeress
ftranb uno cngeIte s}ifdx. Dus III
cine febr hngn<ilige Gafk, iptnn ti,
Slide 10 I0unif6 finb unb ni6t an
teibxp srpnen, unb bo Der Tag beib
mon. 10 fhlummerte .Jxipittd ein unh
- bobi - fieL er ms Waitr.
Ct erfnrdt abr gar ni6t. f6ndmu
.Etio iprt unh .tou6te bah uuteL pn
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Curh + ha ut.

Jrau sum fpdt beimfsbrsnbsn
Gottsn): rgntIdulbise biht niht, bu
foit sspnbt, bab ou bsute 70 lnnse
rnusbleiben rriirbeIt =. tporum 6ait
ou 6snn osn 4us!IOpfsr Derftsdt94
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-09

The present kaiser in his youth was
Z frequent visitor at the country homo
Of Sir Hugh and Lady Macdonell.
HE was them" writes Lady Macdonell
in "Reminiscences Of Diplomatic
Life." "a fine young man with
strong sense of fun and fond of teas
Ing.
HE liked our English teas and aft
erward used to claim me for game
of drafts. In the salon there was
big window with a deep seat that he
especially favored. To this small ta-
BILE was drawn up. and nne battles en-.
sued over the board.
II shall never forget one occasion
when he accused me Of cheating. He
was so apparently serious that l be-
came Infatuated, and. unmindful OF
his high estate or my duty as hostess.
l impulsively leaned across the table
and boxed his ears. His sense OF hu-
NOR and the satisfaction Of having
been so successful in working upon my
feelings saved the situation. re-
ceived full punishment later. for ever
afterward when he met me he used to
cry, I know lady who cheats at
draftsr"
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WAYS Of Darkest Africa.

In his book. Thinking Black" Mr..
Dan Crawford. who Is held in England
to be the successor to Livingstone.
gives a curious picture Of his mission
airy experiences in Africa. He helped
to establish the mission station at Luz
ANA, built on a cliff overhanging the
Great White lake. Here. with unfail-
ing success, he preached the gospel to
the uttermost parts Of Africa, drawing
the natives to him from far distant
places. On the woman question be is
particularly interesting. He became
aware of a secret society which -four
ishes in Central Africa 1t Is q sacred
institution with hidden rites and cere-
monies. Its purpose is to keep hus-
bands in subsection. This Ii hardly
the idea which the civilized world has
Of the place Of woman IN Aria, but
as Mr.. Crawford says, nearly every
thing there is reversed. according to
white notions.
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several weeks to points in Missis-
sippi.
Mrs. NJ. d. Chance left yesterday
Afternoon for Galveston for a short
Welt to her mother, Mrs. w. Il. Max
son.
See the stove demonstrated, also
the beautiful aluminium ware that
goes with each range, at Myers Hard
ware Co
Mrs. ]. G. Glass OF Calvert returned
Ito her home this afternoon after plac-
ing her little daughter Adelaide in
villa Maria Academy.
| Miss Ruby Gannaway OF San An
tonic arrived in the city YESTERDAY
and will enter Bryan Baptist Acad'
emy for the session opening today.
Everything you could want for fali
housecleaning at Hardy Newton's-
brooms, mops. soap, securing COM
pounds. brushes, etc. See window
display.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Pattison OF
Houston were arrivals in the city TO-
day, accompanied by their son George
who will enter Allen Academy for the
session opening tomorrow.
Hardy Newton's candy corner
wants to give a nice serviceable pen
to every school boy and girl In Bryan
on the opening day of school. Be sure
to get yours.
The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor Of the Free Baptist Church
will give a lawn social from $3.50 to
IN D. m. Tuesday at the home OF Mrs
lJ L Edge. All cordially invited.
Social Committee.
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Enral Nr1ua
Dixie tonight.

Visit the Candy Corner"
w. l.. Gloss OF Tabor was a visitor
to the city today.
Don't forget the demonstration at
Myers Hardware Co.
Miss Lille Valenta OF Kurten was
in the city today shopping.
See the Range Eternal demonstra-
ton at Myers Hardware Co.
A lifetime guarantee on the Range
Eternal at Myers Hardware Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Jenkins left this
afternoon for short visit to Dallas.
Leo Levy of Houston came in this
afternoon and will enter Allen Acad.
envy.
Now going on! What? The Rrange
Eternal demonstration at Myers Hard
ware Co.
Mrs. b. w. Bedell and children Of
Houston are visiting Mrs. John
DAILY Jr.
II you miss "Dagmar" at the Air.
dome tonight you will miss a dandy.
It's another "Tigris."
Remember, "Dagmar." the great fea.
ture at the Airdome tonight, is sure
thriller Better not miss 1t.
Mrs. T. E. Tuck left this afternoon
for Marlin, where she will remain for
several weeks for her health.
Miss Marion Robinson of lola came
in this morning and will attend the
Bryan Baptist Academy.
Mrs. Josie Lawrence left this after
noon for a visit TO her daughter, Mrs.
s. l.. Williams, at Dalhart.
Have you attended the demonstra'
ton at Myers Hardware Co.? Well,
you don't know what you have missed
Mrs. Bertha Turner Of Harvey re-
turned this afternoon from a visit OF
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Bad Oversight.

why these poutsT
Look at this press noticer' stormed
the actress.
1.-The critic speaks highly Of your
genius"
"And never mentions my gowns"-
Washington Herald.
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Kerville-The fifteenth annual fair
held al. this place has just closed and
was thehost successful ever conduct
ed here, both in attendance and ex'
lhibits. Several hundred dollars in
prizes were awarded.