The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-15

mummy Is In fine state of preserva
ton. Coarse sacking, evidently thu
clothing OF the ancient Inca workman
was found with the body, as were als'
two mallets, one fashioned out of gran
lite and the other out of ironstone
These implements were tied with thong
into bent sticks made as double handles
Both the hide and the sticks were "a
fresh looking when found as IL the.
had been in use only the day before.
The latest thing for dogs Is a neck
lace. This fashion Is best ILLUSTRATED
on fox terrier or some other small
smooth-haired canine. A pretty girl II
Fifth avenue the other day had evolve,
a color scheme for her pet and hersel
In a manner that was effective and ar
tisttc. Her suit was OF light tan
fox terrier was snow white with lit
tie tan color about the head. A ligh
harness went over the shoulders of thu
dog and on one side of 1t was tied {
tan-colored satin bow. Around his lit
tie white neck was n string of tur
quoise blue beads, and 1t is safe be
that few women missed seeing him.
What is called the northern terrier!
of Australia is the least developed sac
ton of that country. Its capital, Pal
merston, contains more Chinese thar
whites, and 1t Is the only place in Brit
ish territory where the Monaghan il
the master and the white man the ser
want. The climate is very trying t.
whites. The aboriginal blacks are Of {
fierce and sanguinury disposition. Vas
herds o. buffaioes, the descendants OF
a. few that were experimentally liber'
ated century ago, roam over the
plains.
The In paneS. are helpiny TO solve
the servant problem for people who
can afford the high wages they de-
mand. As q rule, they are worth 1t
too, says the New York Sun. Japanese
nurses are growing in favor Japanese
cooks and buffers have been popular
servants, such as maids and Wallets, are
much sought after. Once In n while
japanese chauffeur may be observed
on we'll appointed motor car.
The kaissr's latest fad Is photogra-
ply in three colors. He has a studio
erected at his palace at Monbijon, and
either works there himself or poses tC
others. In the latter case he changes
his costume up to sixty times-greer
coat, red coat, of the Order of the Gar
! ter, field marshars uniform, with the
baton in his hand. etc. These imperial
photos are not private, and they will
son be exposed in the shop windows OF
Berlin.
Mrs Robert Goelet, Immensely rich
and leader In New York society, has
a positive genius for making sweets
Ordinarily one takes with grain OF
salt a statement that such distin-
guished parsonage has succeeded ir
this particular field of endeavor but
those who have been privileged to taste
Mrs. Goelet's bonbons say they are de-
tn3S f11, Oh
and similar dainties Of her own inven-
ton at tea.
Next to the Glory Song" the most
popular song throughout the Toronto
religious campaign has been the "Pilot
Song" This Is a new hymn written
by Robert Hardness, the pianist. dur
ing recent visit to his home In Aus
tralia, and was used for the first time
! In the Torrey-Alexander meetings In
Canada. 1t was sung as solo almost
every day by Mr.. Charles Butler, who
assisted Mr.. Alexander as soloist.
Since reunion OF the old school and
new school branches OF the Presby-
terrain church in 1870, its ministers
have increased from 4,238 to 1850;
churches from 4,526 to 1880; the addi-
tions,. on confession Of faith from 49,
O03 to 66,271: membership from 446,-
Sol to 1,115,662; benevolent contribu-
tions from s2.o2s. s5s to s5,o75,s45; com
municants upon the foreign field from
2,047 to more than $4,000.
After every speech he delivers
: Bourke Cochran is a sore man ply
s?sically. Any one who has ever seen
:. him IN oratorical action knows why he
& Is sore. The old haggellant monks
were not much more cruel to them
4 selves than Cochran Is to himself. His
favorite gesture is to slap his thighs
and it lis no love tap he gives them
It's a good beating.
Among the ancients the form of the
horseshoe was much favored as hav-
ing lucky or preserving powers. Orna-
lrnents were shaped In this crescent
form to drive away the evil spirits
The Chinese build their tombs in this
form and the Moors use 1t In Their
architecture.
Joseph Chamberlain, the English
a statesman. Will have two notable ceie.
\ brations this summer. On June IL he
{ will have completed thirty years Of
continuous representation of Birming-
j ham In the house OF commons, and or
1 July s he will reach his 10th birthday
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An inventive Swiss Is said to man
1facture a perfume tablet which wher
dissolved In the gasoline destroys the
doors OF the burnt gases and emits 8
4 pleasant and agreeable scent. They
{! cost 25 cents for box of six, and one
tablet Will perfume $50 miles Of road
M DR.. Charles "A. Eastman, full.
II blOoded Sioux, has been commits
4 stoned by the United States govern.
ment to rename each Individual in The
X Sioux nation and expects to complete
the work In two years. 4.
Sir Ralph Payne Gaiwey.Sa baron OF
Yorkshire, England. Is believed to be
II the best archer In Europe. He Is said
70 have frequently shot an arrow 8
SSqslaTter of . mile and hit the center OF
the target. ;5 3
ssg 2oenIs invented the steam printing
i f1is partner Bensley. cheated
Il him. Koenig to support life, had e
u III III PATENTS. HI died poor ma
esinis yorttting 1cr. bout $s . week.
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