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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
NEW TOWN STARTED
IN HARDING COUNTY

Belle Fourche. S. D., Dec. 2l.-F. NJ.
Gilbert. owner of large sheep ranch
north OF here. brought here the infor-
nation that new town is to be start
ed In the exact center Of Harding
county, where the Black Hills trail
crosses Grand river He and his broth
er. o. r. Gilbert. have begun the serec
ton OF buildings to be occupiedby a
store and a bank. managed bNWm'
Friend. A newspaper will be Started
county @ W seat. Mr.. Gilbert says CAMP mo
Crook is too far west for convenience
and points to the fact that 81 the
location of his new town waHar can
be found 10 to 1S feet down and coal
can be had for the digging.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
ASHTON FIRE SWEPT;
TOTAL LOSS $4,000

Aberdeen. S. D.. Dec. 23.-Ftre, start
1ng at o'clock this morning, destroyed
$4,000 worth of property at Ashton.
Sphinx county The buildings destroyed
We're the O'Connell and Fielder build
ings, both vacant, George Smalrs hard
ware and furniture store, and the
Hamm Brewing company's saloon.
No wind prevailed or the town would
have been destroyed. The fire origin
ated in the O'Connell building; cause
unknown
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
UNDERMINED BY
ARTESIAN WELL
Chamberlain School Is Closed
While Board Investigates
Cause Of Sinking Walls.

Chamberlain. S. d.. Dec. 21.--rile
Chamberlain city school came to a
rather sudden close Tuesday morning
by. order of the school board. The
school building has been showing signs
of settling for some time past and
work has been done to strengthen the
foundation. but 1T still continues to
become more out OF plumb. The jan
itor noticed Monday that the cracks I'm
the building We're getting larger and
on reporting to the board that body
Went up and condemned tho building
Tuesday morning and closed the school
pending a more thorough examination
OF the cause.
The board has sent for an architect
TO investigate the trouble and If pos
sible determine the cause 1t is held by
some, and the theory seems plausible,
that the ground under the building is
settling by reason of seepage from the
old artesian we'll on Reservoir hill.
Whatever the cause, the board intends
to make every effort to locate it as
soon as possible and remedy 1t if it
can be remedied.
The structure is among the better
ones of its kind in the state. is large
We'll built of brick. and cost in the
neighborhood of $4,000.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
oGALLALA CHIEF DIES
ON DAKOTA RESERVATION

Pine Ridge. S. d., Dec. 2l.-Chief
American Horse, noted Ogallala
Sioux chief. died today in Pine Ridge
reservation.
Since leaving the warpath, in 1868,
ha had rendered valuable service to
the government in subduing the Sioux
and other hostile tribes.
Two years ago the war department
| used him to subdue the renegade band
of Utes in Wyoming. He was 76 years
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
SCAFF0LDING FALLS;
ONE MAN is KILLED

Aberdeen, S. d.. Dec. ls.-Fred Barr.
Of Lennon, S. D., a carpenter. was
instantly killed and Fl. Ellington. Of
this place. badly injured in the falling
OF 81 .ffold OH the new Methodist
church here this morning.
Roth men We're married. They were
working in snow and water when the
scallpldng fell. precipitating them to
the frozen ground.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
DYING MAN SAYS
HE is MURDERER

Boston, Dec. 1s.-rln the last stages
of consumption and sufferings from
dropsy, William NJ. Watts. aged 81, last
night walked into the Dorcester police
station. and announced he had come t0
give himself up Oh charge OF MUIR
der. He declared that in self defense
he had shot Charles Rock, former
soldier inmate the the Battle Mountain
saEitarum In Hot Springs, S. D., in q
saloon during a drunken braMl
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
WOULD SEPARATE
DEGENERATE PARENTS

Sioux Falls. S. D., Dec 22.--Forner
Superintendent w. b Sherrard. of the
South Dakota Children's home. pro-
poses to secure the Introduction of a
bill at the coming session OF the leg
islature providing for the forcible sep
aration of families where it is proved
that either parent is degenerate, idiotic
or incompetent.
The purpose of the measure is TO
prevent the multiplication of the de-
scendant sof such classes
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
STATE OF WAR is
DECLARED AT CARACAS

Masuinyton Dec. IA dispatch
from Paxton Hibben. American secre-
tarN OF the legation at Bogota. Colom-
loia. states that the minister of foreign
affairs of Colombia received telegram
from Caracas, dated the 14th. stating
the head of the Venezuelan government
has declared state of war. = 81 -
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24

rWessington Springs. 9. D.-The
new public school building costing
$4,000, was dedicated here, President
Kerfoot, of Dakota Wesleyan uniyar.
yity. delivering the address
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
MUST soNDsMEN Paw
IN CASE OF SUICIDE

Dallas, S. D.. Dec. 23.-Are the
bondsmen liable in case the
bonded person commits suicide?
That is the question to be deter
mined in the action brought by
States Attorney p. j. Donodue in
the case Of Miss Bessie eSinkular,
who was under indictment for
arson and killed herself while
under bonds. The case Will soon
be disposed OF in circuit court.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-05

oberlt ma6te ii6 mogli6it i6neG ans
Dem 3eug, ober, ols err nod eiumaI
I'M Die @de gl1dte, iob er fem Hegi-
lnent, mie es itramm neiter mar
i6ierte.
Menn Ser englii6e gr-2el1tnant
oieie @ei6i6te unmittelbor nod DEM
toaen Sanoltrei6 oes &auptmanns
bon &openid als einen @ib oufga=
ttldt Bate, UNI it6 luitig 5u ma6en
1lber Die 2eidtigfeit, nit mel6er ii6
Die 8eboroen BON &openid BON Sem
freden S6uiter iiberrumpeln lieBelt,
10 fonnte mon iie anenfaqs geltell
lo1le1 uno piellei6t iogor bariibcr
lo9en. Sffenbor ober piini6t Serr
@b%on1berloin emit genommen 81 mer-
ben, gr perlangt BON Dem engliz
i6en 2eiepubIifum, ooB es Inn
@lauben idenft uno feline @el6t6te
ols pabr of3eptiert. 9os lit cine iebr
unberidamte 311natltng. GEM
ielbitperitdnolid 1T oie eo15e Sc
1dtdte pom eriten bis gum lebien
@ort cine oreiite 2iige ur1o nod
nidt einmal cine gei6ift erfunoelle
2iige. 9enn man brandt mobrliA
fein oeuti6er Soloat eepelen gu
lein, ia man brou6t nod nidt CHI
nal eine mebr als oberfld6lihe
&enntnis Ser oeutiden Wilit1rper=
boltnifie 5u bobefl, Inn ii6 10 uuge=
fobr borlteaen 5u fonnen, mos Dem
Serrn gnglonoer paiiiert pGre, lpelrl
er per 16t batte, einen Iolden S6er3
in S5ene 81 ieben. Dern in oerarti=
gen 0ingel neritebt man befomtt=
lid IN 9euti6lano feirlen Spob uto
oaB ii6 unter Den 5tpolf Solooten
nidt minoeitens elmer befunoen bGtte,
Dem Die Sode nit Dem Sberlt Der
Elm 10 idlebtes 9euti6 rooebredte
uno einen &eeeni6irm ols SGhel
fiibrte, ni6t gebeuer borfam. Sc
tit 1atiirlid einfad unmogli6. 9oB
Die u2onoon Sines" iolden balto-
greifli6en lnitnm in tire Spalten
allfnimmt, oas munoert nl1s nid,t
tDeiter. Stounen muB mon min,
oaB Elm engliibes 8latt, oas oie
oeuti6en Soloaten offerbar fir
furftbar itupioe balt, trobbem cine
iolde Seioenangit Dor elmer oeltt=
i6en Snpaiton bot. Sette iid oie
oeuti6e Irn1ee mirflid aus iolden
Soioten 5nlammen, 10 braa6te lid1
9err Chamberlain ia mir NIT ieinem
Negenl6irm am eneliiben gnoe oes
befaanten tunnels auf5uitellen nno,
tpern bic beuti6e Snpalionsarmee en-
i6eint, 81 fommonoieren; v&e6ts-
Inn febrt. Sd BIN Gler General.
3uriif nod 8erlinl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-05
Ser Cberit nit bcm Sesenidirm.

Gin ebemaliger engliider Marine-
lelttnant natrteias Senrp Gbamber-
lain beiist Die ltnerborte 9reiitig-
felt, in elmer 3ui6rift an Die o2on-
BON Simes" Die folgenoe 8ei6id)te
81 ~er5ablen, Die inn in Ser Ndbe
BON Nieoerbronn, eiltem Stdot6en
i'm oeuti6en 8e5irf untereliaB, pai-
iiert lei. OR lei BORT auf ein 9uteno
oeutihe Soloaten geitoBen. Gr babe
lie in ummogli6em 9euti6 aligere=
oct uno ii6 ibnen aIs Warineoffi5ier
porgeiteat, morauf Die maderen 8a-
terlanosperteioiger lofort aufgeipran-
gen ieien, Inn tire uniformen 5u-
5ufnopfen. oas Seitengemebr auf oas
8oionett 81 pflon5en urb bori6rifts-
mdBig 5u ialutieren. 9arauf babe
er iie gefragt, Oh iie auf Dem @eae
nad Rieoer6ronn ieien nr6 auf ibr
Sa babe i'm eiue toae 2aurle ge-
paft uno er babe eeiagt: SD audi.
Sbr ieio mein &egiment uno ih bin
guer Sberit.@ 8rompt, 10 beri6tet
Der @%nglanoer meiter, troten Die
tapferen &rieeer in Heib u1lo 8lieo
Die muf Der Yarabe. Or fommoll-
oierte g&edtsum aebrtl~ uno es
Dnroe obmarldiert, er, ben &egen-
i6irm mie einen Sabel an ber Sdul-
ter, boror. Sdmeigeno uno I'M
Baraoeihritt eing es einen Siigel
binauf. Sn Der gsdbe bon Nieoer-
bronn famen ein Bauer uno icine
Srau oober, Die iid offenbar uid)t
penig wunoerten, Die Soloaten I'm.
ter Dem &ommonoo zines ausldn-
oers 81 ieben, oeIien ein5ige @offc
ELM Hegenidirm mar uno nod nibt
einrnal Elm ieioener. Sn5mii9en ober
ltiegen Dem gnglanoer bod 8eoen,
fen ouf mie Die Code enoigen mer-
De. Gr perabi6iebete iih oober por
BEN Soloaten nit Dem 8emerfer,
oaB er nah ieineln Sotel miiiie. Sic
lolutierten abermols. Der 8Ieu6o-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-05

Ius Berlin meloet mon: Gin
Wtaoben, mel6es al5 6oleraperbady=
tig in einem bieiigen &ranfenbaltie
eingeliefert moroen par, lit bort oe-
itorben. Ra6 erItatteter Mn5eiae bot
iofort Die ltreneite beboroli6e ull-
terir6ung %begonnen, Inn 5u erlnit-
teln, oh es iid in Der Sat Inn eine.l
5aa bon Cholera gebanbelt bat. Die
&unoe bot feinerlei geunrubiaullo
berDorgerufen oa in alien &reiiesl
Der 8epolferung Die iebr feite lleber-
5eltgung porherri6t, baB oie gebDr-
ben alen gpentllalitdten gepadiell
linb.
Ser Sberpralioent ser Hbeill=
probing, Or. 5reiberr b. Sborlemer,
melder iid bon &oblen5 nod &onl
begeben bot, iiberbringt Dem Yoplt
Elm eigenbanoiges S6reiben oes &oi-
lers. Ser Monar6 gratuliert 9ius
x. 5ur Seier beg goloenen 8riefter-
Subildums, Die bereits nnge54Elte
Suloigungen aus Der gatt5en cibili-
lierten @elt ge5eitiet bot.
Or. Gltoolf b. @ottIhaQ, Ser
nambafte Dtdter, Observation-Disclosures
nno &ritifer, begging in 2eip5ig Die
5eier ieines fiinfunoaht5iglten Sc
burtstags IN i%eltener @eiltesfriid)e.
Ser Subilar puroe aus Dem anlaB
Der @egenitano u~tlge5dblter @brun-
gen. Cine groBe literorii6e @enei'l-
De feierte ben Sag init, oent @ott-
ldaa bat IN einem langen uno piel-
ieitigen @irfen auf meite S6idten
a~nregenoen @influB geiibt, beionoers
auf Die Sugeno, ioipeit fie 81 ben
traoitioneaen Soeolen belt ooer nod
bolt.
Cine &onferen5 berporragenoer
liioiider DISQUALIFICATION lit in Der.
lin unter Dem goriib oes Suiti5rats
9orlpte bon Berlin a~bgebalten NOR.
ben. 8ertreter aus gang europa
maren bel BEN Gerbanolungen gu.
gegel. Die 0elegierten beidloiien cine
eirtbeitlide Srganifierung uno ben
3nlommenidluB a1er groBen iioi-
iden @oblfabrtspereiue IS iou Gin
r%ationeles 3uiommenmirfen 5tpeds
fptrtlbaftlider ulo moralii6er 9e-
bung Der Suoen i'm Orient eeliheri
fperoen, ferner cine plonmGBige
austponoerung uto @niieolung ourd
ein oqgenleines &oloniiotions-&o.
mite.
Inter entipre6enoen 5eierlidl-
feiten lit in Berlin oie neue Inter
grrnobobn eroffnet moroen melGe
pom Spittelmarft nod Dem 2eip5iger
Rlab fiibrt uno cine our6gebeuoe
Siltie pom Spittelmnrft nod benz
8eIteno ereiebt. On DEM @reignis
nirnnlt Die 9eiammte 8ep6lferung Oos
lebbofteite Snterelie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-05

BORT ouf einen &rieg nit 9ulgo=
rien %porbereite uno 0aB Ser Sultorl
penn er einem iolgen ous5ltpei6en
iude, BON Ser iurgtirfii6en 8ortei
5ur Sriegserflarung ee5pungen pcr-
Sen piiroe. l1nb mie sic 8erbGltnilis
oltgenblidli6 1T &onitontinopel lie
gen, lit bos i6on mogli6. 9ertid=
fano perbalt it6 angebli6 obmor=
teno, miro ober Seiterrei6's Stet-
lltngnobme unteritiiBen uro Deter
reid itebt ani6eineno ouf Der Seite
9ulgurien's. 9a bitten mir olio
mieoer Bic beioen beriibmten Eager,
oie ul1s pobrero Ser lebten Sabre
idon 10 biel Sru6el eemo6t boberl.
SIN @e9enlab 51t oieien beoenflihea
4usieben Der Sage flingt es pie-
Ser iebr berubigeno, nenn mir le=
len Der ruiiil6e Mfiniiter bes @ils-
martigen, Sstpolsft bobe nod ieinen
ioeben itattgefunbenen &onferell5en
nit Dem oeuti6en Dem citerreidiIden
uno Dem itolienii6en MiniIter oes
Il1spartigen erflart, Ser 9reibuno
babe 81 Hl1Blano nod ME in eitlem
10 freunoi6oftliden gerbaltnis ge-
ftanoen, mie geraoe iett.
Irs Seiterreid meroea mieoer
bdBli6e Hoiienitreitigfeiten gemelbet.
9ie 9eutihen I'M b0bmiiden 2uno.
tag boben our6 Sfreien uno Soben,
Die beliebte yObitruftion" oe!l
Sortgong Ser 8erbanolungen Der
binoert uno oe1 S6luB Ser Situne
er5ipungelt. 56on lit Elm ioldes
8orgeben natiirli6 ni6t Oh es not
penoig NOR, pogen mir nidt gu emf
ideioen. 8ie Dentiden beborpten
lie Ieien in i6onolider @eiie iibcr=
galtgen uno 5uriideeiebt moroen, bon
anoerer Seite tperoer1 iie beifuloigi,
lngebiirli6e Sorberungen geiteat 3lt
baben. 8obri6einli6 miro ouf BET
ben Seiten Sdnlo liegef1. lopieI lit
iiher, nit Sbitruftionspolitif miro
man Die &aIIenfrage in 9eiterreid ME
CUR 2olung bringen. IS beiBt iibri-
gems, baB Der Williiter-Graiibent bon
ged, an ben iid Die 0eutl6en &c
fponot baben, lein Woglidltes TIN
peroe, UNI cine 8eritdnoieung 5mi-
i6en ibnen nao ben Sldeden berbei=
5ufiibren. @r ltebt, mie es beiBt, ouf
Seiten Ser 9eutiden.
Sn &roitt unb Steiermorf ideil,t
alles rubig gu iein, mon bat pobrenD
Der leeten 3eit nidts bon oortber ge=
bort
&aiier Sran5 Soiepb befinbet iid
our 3eit in 9uoopeit, er miro BORT
oas lpanii6e &oniespoar empfansen,
bas sur 3eit in Wiin6en einen 9eiuh
maht.-
3pii6en 9olono uno 8en3uela
meroen nod immer Soften gelpedIelf.
8onono bot 5ugeeeben, oaB Der Sc
ianote Sc &euB nit ieinen beriibm=
ten grief cine gaftloligfeit begallgea
babe ntlo oaB es i'm abbernfen ba=
ben miiroe, balt aber baran felt oaB
Die pen5olanii6e &egiernng fein &edt
aebabt babe, ibm feline YaIle 5u8uiteI=
len. Gaitro perlangt @en1tgtnl1ng
fir ben Ingriff Der 8eboIferung bon
Curacao altf ieinen oortigen &oniul,
fir ben iniultirenoen 8rief oes Serrn
De ReuB uno nod fin peridieoenes
anoere. @orlallfig lit nod feline Gini-
gnl1g %er5ielt. aber idlieBli6 miro
Soaano bod nobl nabgeben. @erm
Cairo feline @afen idlieBt lit Die
bollanoii6e& olonie Curacao rl1iniert.
Nnn fonnte man i'm allerbings ee=
ipaltim al eilrem iolfen 8oreeben
binoern, aber baiin miiBte Sollano
ibm ben &rieg erfldren uno por'm
arieg bat Solano bolliiden Geipeft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-05
@p Gaaeln flpaen.

0obio Yarfer, Sapette, q. g.,
Elm 8eteran oes 8iireerfrieges, Der
BEL Gettysburg pertpunoet .tpuroe,
Iagt: u@as oieier quite electric Sit
tiers fir mid getan fat, oafiir miiroe
i'd feline $500 nebmen, oa ih idon
piel bergeblib eeooftert batte megen
meines Magenleioens. or furierte
mid uno i6 nebme i'm nod ais Go
nif, ber mild fraftig nno frii6 err
bdlt.1 so gts. BET 4oolpb 9reiB u1o
Sc. Coin & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-05
USE lit btes!

8ir bteten etn1urloert Dollars Belohz
rlittg fir ieben SAL bon .&atarrb, Der
ri6t 0nr6 @innebmen bon Sau's Rae
tarrbzaur eebeiIt tperben fam.
S. S. Gbeneb& Co.. gigentb.
SoIebo. o.
8ir. Die unter5eidneten, baben S. S.
g9eneb felt ben lebten 15 Sabren se~
fatlut ltnb balten i'm fin bonfom11en en-
renbaft in aaen Observation-Disclosures
uno f~inau5ieu befdbtgt, aIe bon ieiner
Strma eingegangenen @erbinblidfeiten
gu erfiIen
SO eft & Grnag, @robbmbelss9 ros
gutter, EoIebo, 8.
SO Sailing &innan & Marbin,
8roBbanoelss 9ronuiiten. Soleoo, O..
SaHs Ratarrbs&ur tpiro imnerIih aez
ilontrnen rnb tpirtt brett nif bas BIut
uno Die i9leimigen SberfIdden Des
9bitems. 3eueniife fret berfanbt. greis
Is Gents per Slafbe. @erfaltft bon alien
Gpotbefern.
5au's GaniliensgiGen finb Die beiten.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-27
SYNOPSIS.

Dick Lane, a prosnector, has struck II rich in
tho desert, and is on his way to civilization to
make q home FOR his sweetheart, Echo Allen;
IA he crosses the Arizona plsins he sees a band
OF Apnehes approaching. Hiding behind a
cactus tree he prepares to night to the end,
Lane dlsposes OF HIS assallants, but Buck Nc
kee. a half-breed, captures him and In an
effort 10 forco the prospector to disclose his
cache, Lane is SO badly tortured that he leaves
the hospital deformed after six months.
The scene shifts to the hacienda, In Arizona
owned by jim Allen, father OF Echo. Jack
Payson owns a neighboring ranch. He Is a
close friend Of Lane and had gruhstaked him
Echo Allen and her companion, Polly Hope. are
the life Of the ranch.
Believing that Lane Ia dead. Echo accepts the
attentions Of Jack Payson and they decide to
get married In six months. A few days after
The engagement payson receives a letter from
Lane, In which the latter tells Of his recovery
saying he will return after q while to claim
Echo, After a battle of conscience, Paysoil de-
cides 20 withhold the letter until he and Echo
ara married.
In the meantime Buck Mckee has returned to
Sweetwater Ranch with a story Of how he had
fought by DICK Lanes side against the Indians.
He II we'll received. The half-hreed gets a
great influence ovep Bud Lane a, brother OF
his enemy, and Induces him 60 assist in the
huld.up OF the express agent at Florence. ,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-27
Nv
HozU to Make
The Home More
AtracttUe
For Amateur Laundress.

1t is sometimes very difficult to keep
flatirons smooth and nice. Should they
become rough it is a very good idea to
rub them over q paper which has once
contained a cake of kitchen soap. This
will be of enormous assistance. The
paper may be kept on the ironing board
on a large pad made of folded brown
paper, which will serve to test the heat,
and at the same time the iron will be
kept clean. A small piece OF wax, too,
is excellent for producing a gloss, and
paraffine has the same effect.
When ironing between buttons, or
when ironing anything on which is
sewn a great many buttons (and what
is not covered with them in these
days?), the article should be turned
right side down on a folded Turkish
towel. The iron may be rubbed over
the wrong side and the buttons will
sink down into the soft pad thus made
for them, and the space between them
will be ironed perfectly smooth.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-27
In Need of a Tissue Builder.

Dear Madame Alta: ,
My neck and cheeks are growing
quite thin and hollow after a severe fit
of illness. I know that I must take
plenty of rest and nourishing food, but
would like to use some sort of a flesh
food, something to build up the tissues
as well. If you ear recommend some
thing 7 will thank you very much.
EVACUATED.
A good flesh food which will benefit
you greatly is made as follows and may
be used with gentle massage treatment:
White a l ounce.
Spermaceti, l ounce.
Lanolin, 2 ounces.
Sweet almond oil, 4 ounces.
Cocoanut oil. 2 ounces.
Tincture of benzoin, 80 drops.
Orange flower water. 2 ounces.
Melt the first five ingredients to-
gether. Take off the fire and beat
brfskly until nearly cold, adding h
benzoin little by little, lastly add h
orange flower water, stirring briskly
all the time.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-27
Buttermilk VS.. the Complexion.

Since the days of our grandmothers
we have been taught that buttermilk,
that homely product of the dairy, is a
cure for all ills to which the complexion
Is subject, and If used carefully and
persistenly will work wonders in re-
tanning the freshness of youth.
An English writer has just unearthed
the secret of the exquisite complexion
that made the beauties of Versailles the
toast of French poets.
1t was buttermilk! Not as a wash,
not even drunk as we drink it today;
but buttermilk diluted and baked!
Here is how it was done:
A gill of buttermill< was added to a
pint of fresh milk and put into a glass
jar, tightly corked. This jar was stood
in front of the open fire-the front of
the range answers in these times-for
a day, or until the liquid turned to the
consistency of clotted cream.
Decant the milk from one vessel to
another. pouring from a height, until
the contents are once more as smooth
as fresh milk.
Now place 1t in stone jug tightly
corked. and stand 1t before the fire for
half a day more.
Baked buttermilk, even more thar
olives, isA distinctly acquired taste. 1t
is sour and should effervesce when
opened. What though you don't like 1T!
The palate is not to be considered If the
complexion runs a chance ofifaking on
the tints of a Recamier.
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Almost q New Stitch.

Some very effective decorating has
been done in wheeling stitch"
1t is just another adaptation Of but
tonhole stitch. and, of course is the
simplest thing in the world to do.
While wallachian stitch was a rival
of solid embroidery. wheeling stitch
will play outline stitch.
The stitches are taken rather short
and are not placed so close together
as to present a solid appearance.
Almost any pattern designed for
outline may be worked in this variety
of stitch. All curves are most readily
turned-hence the name.
This stitch variation will be a valu-
able addition to the semi-embroidery
stitches, which are called into requisi-
ton this season on account of the de-
mand for hand stitchery upon gowns
and cloaks.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-27
AUNT MATTY'S MENU


Stewed apricots
Cereal and cream
Minced chicken on toast
French rolls
a71 s5f. Coffee tTi
LUNCHEON.
Ham rabbit Olives
Graham bread and butter sandwiches
., Cream layer cake
Tea
DINNER.
Alphabet soup
Roast tenderloin of beef
Mashed potatoes
Dreamed carrots and peas
Squash Celery
Lemon meringu : pie
Coffee
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-27
NEWS FOR SHOPPERS

Bed sets in dainty nottingham lace
are attractively displayed at l.. Bam-
berger & Co.'S. They are shown in a
variety Of prices.
Japanese table ware in all the new
patterns Is attracting careful buyers to
Goerke & Co.'S store. A chocolate set
and tray Of this attractive ware is at
tracing much notice.
Beautiful ready-to-wear gowns for
street and house are displayed at l.. 8.
Plaut & Co.'S. A princess gown of pea
cock blue liberty satin is among the
attractive models.
Furs at bargain prices are creating a
furore at W. v. Snyder & Co.'s. A
pretty set Of Persian paw consisting of
cravat and Granny muff, Is n of
the best styles. =
Lace collars in high pointed effects
are anon the new neckwear offered
at the David Straus store. Some are in
Irish crochet effects, while other pretty
styles are a combination of lace and
embroidery batiste.
Children's suits and top coats are at
tractively offered at Hahne & Co.'S.
They are shown in a variety Of ma
terials and models at prices to suit
even the most slender purse.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-27
Fair Ladies, Do You Use
Butterndh for Beauty?
Listen to What Nine. Alta Has to Say
About H--Here,s a Guide to Health
Hint Which Is Worth Following.

more. Have tried all kinds of remedies
and tonics, but nothing helps me. VIII
be very thankful for your kindly advice.
Because you help everybody with your
good advice, am sure you will help me.
My hair is black. THANKFUL.
In the first place you must go to a re-
liable hair specialist and have your
hair singed. This will remedy the split
ends and prevent it from breaking
further. To improve the constitution
of your hair and improve its growth.
Use the following tonic:
Cologne, s ounces.
T~incture of cantharides, 1 ounce.
Oil of English lavender, "a dram.
Oil of rosemary, " dram.
Apply to the roots of the hair twice
a day and be sure that the scalp is
kept scrupulously clean.