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That's Whv.

The smoke from the bowl OF ones
pipe is blue, because. coming direct
from the red-hot tobacco. it is very
highly oxidized. but the smoke from
ones lips is gray because it is highly
watered and hydro-carbonized.
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The choicest perfumes at HARNESS.
Try Royal cherry buds. ''It won't
come out in the wash" so cents an
ounce. Soft
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-21
MRS CLAUDIA HANS.

ready to tell her full story of what she knows of the tragedy and the circum- stances that led up to it. She sat within a few feet of Thornton Hains.
 Mrs. Annis has declared all along that she believes her husband was guiltless of any evil intent in his re- latons with Mrs. Hains and that Cap tain Peter c. Hains in shooting him down acted in mad and unreasoning rage. She spoke today of the good qualities of her husband, saying that he was kind gentle and attentive.
 The first witness called was Fred Leavitt, superintendent of the Bayside Yacht club. where Annis was mur- dered. Mir Leavitt told how the two Hains brothers came to the clubhouse and described the scene of the tragedy
 Louis Harway. who was in the boat with Annis at the time of the shoot ing, also gave his description of the tragedy.
 The prosecution still has some thr- teen witnesses on its list. and their eX- animation. it is expected, will con tinue several days. With the score or more witnesses whom the defense will call it now does not seem posSi- ble to finish the trial before Christmas even if night sessions are held.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-21
CLAUDIA HANS
 WON'T TESTIFY
Wife of Captain Refuses to
 Be Witness at Trial.
DEFENSE IS DISAPPOINTED

Mrs. William E. Anns, Wife of tho
 Man Whom Captain Peter C. Hains
 Killed at the Bayside Yacht Club, Is
 In Court Today to Tell Her Full
 Story of the Tragedy and Circum.
 stances That Led Up to It.
 Flushing, x, l., Dec 2l.-Mrs. Clau- dia Hains, wife of Peter C. Hains, whose friendship for William F.. An his led to the killing of the latter at the Bayside Yacht club refused today to be a witness at the trial of the cap tain's brother, Thornton Jenkins Hains.
 Mrs. Hains. who is at her mothers house near Boston, tclegraphed curt refusal to come 10 Flushing and testl- fy in the case. Counsel for Thornton Hains are greatly disappointed at her decision not to appear.
 Thornton Jenkins Hains looked pale and i'll when he was brought from the jail in Long Island City to court to- day. He said he was not feeling in good health. but added
 Ut is not that I am Respondent as to the issue of my trial feel sure of acouittal, as the case has gone all my way so far
 Mrs. William E. Annis. widow of the slain man, was in court again today
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-21
BIGGEST BRIDGE IN WORLD.
Pennsylvania Railroad to Build Giant
 Span at He'll Gate.


 New York, Dec. 21.-The Pennsylva- nia railroad announces that 1t will build bridge from Port Morris. suburb of New York, to Queens coun- ty. Long Island
 The bridge. with the approaches. will he three miles long and span the He'll tate ship channel with an enormous arch a thousand feet in the clear
 The entire bridge. except the piers for the arch. will he of steel. having an estimated weight, of S0,0o0 tons. The crown will he 300 feet above the water and the floor 140 feet. enabling the largest steamers to pass under with ease.
 The bridge will have four tracks. two for passenger trains and two for freight and is designed for live loads on each of he tracks of two 19O ton locomotives.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-21
PANAMA EXPLORER
 DROWNED IN CHAGRES
Engineer YIneing Almost Drags
 Dr. Holly With Him to Death.

New York, Dec. 21-Word has been received here that death has over taken one of the party of explorers headed by Dr. MscNunn Holly, who sailed for the isthmus of Panama last month.
 Henry E. yineing. civil engineer, lost his life while stte mpting to cross the Chagre river
 Albert Holly. son of Dr. Holly. swan the stream with a rope in his teeth and tied the end around q tree on the bank. Dr. Holly had meantime made fast bis end on his side of the tributary, which was worse swollen by floods from the mountains than it had been fer twen- ty-fve years
 Vineing started across. hand over hand on the rope. up to his neck in the rushing waters. closely followed hv Dr Holly. Tn the middle of the stream vineing's strength gave out. and he let go the rope.
 Dr Holly grssped him with one hand, but vineing clunE to hin and
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-21
MILLIONS FOR POOR CLERKS.
Brothers Working For SIS Week
 Inherit S4o00,00o.

St. Louis. Dec. 21.-Arizone and Will Ham H. Lyle. railroad clerks at SIS a week salary. have come into bequest of si.O00.OO0 from a maternal grand mothers estate.
 The estate was originally owned by Christopher Springer. German bar un. who came to < amcrica nearly a cen tury ago. He died without leaving a will Tho barnu's sister was the grandmother of the Lyle brothers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-21
BRYAN SILENT ON KNOX.
Says Today That He May Not Think
 We'll of Taft's Selections.

Pittsburg. Dec. 21.-William Jen- nings Bryan reached this city today and went to the home of George W. Wilson coal and coke operator.
 Asked for his views on the selection of Senator Knox for secretary of state, MT Bryan said:
 'I don't believe I care to discuss that now. There will he other appoint ments l might be expected to discuss If I begin. and you know l may not think as well of all MT Tafts selec- tionS as he does
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-21

fought so desperately the doctor had to break his hold to save his own life. Nineng's body was swept six miles downstream
 Dr. Holly Is the Brooklyn physician who nearly lost his life experimenting with \-rays.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-21
OUTBREAK FEARED IN CHINA.
Native Papers Foment Agitation
 Az, Enrsinners

Native Papers Foment Agitation
 Against Foreigners.
 Hongkong, Dee. 21.-The antiforeign movement al Canton. originally caused by the death of a coolie of the steam Falshan, who was alleged to have been attacked by a Portuguese watchman on the vessel bids fair to culminatp in an outbreak against all foreigners.
 The British steamers then and Canton. two of the which are being boycOtted. ha' Deen recalled from Wuchow
 The native papers continue to fO- ment the agitation against foreigners.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-21
LETTER MINE FIRE SPREADS.
Fight Against Flames Directed In
 Person by Millionaire Owner.

Duquoin. H.. Dee. 21-The fire in Joseph Letters coal mines at Zeigler has grown more serious during the past forty-eight hours.
 The flames are almost beyond con- trol. and s2no, ,eo0 damage has already been done.
 MT. Letter came hnre today by spe- ,ial irain and k personally directing le fight against the flames.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-21
TURKS CATCH AMERICAN.
They Say He Is an Anarchist and Had
 Bomb.

Constantinople. Dec. 2l.-Seldiers of the sulian's guard have arrested here m American named Arnold Schmidt, who they allege. is an anarchist.
 The police discovered in his clothes bomb and number of papers com promising certain prominent persons.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-21
CASTRO ON MILK DIET.
Venezuelan President In Berlin Hos
 pitaI Undergoing Treatment.

Berlin. Dec 21.-President Ciprisno Castro. who is in the Royal hospital here. has been put upon diet of milk.
 He will undergo strict course of treatment. and his physician hopes !o sreid the necessity of performing an opera tion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-21
NIGHT RIDER TRIAL TODAY.
Self Confessed Raider Takes Stand as
 States Witness.

States Witness.
 Union City. Tenn. Der 2l.-Frank Fehringer, self confessed member of the Night Rider clan and one of the states principal witnesses, occupied the witness stand today in the Night Riders trial
 The attendance in the courtroom was the largest since the beginning of the trial. but the authorities had taken precautions to prevent any untoward happening. A detail of soldiers was on duty in the courtroom.
 Fehringer repeated to the jury the confession which he had made to two grand juries.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-21
DANIEL I. HARRINGTON,

HE Waterbury Title company
 has capital of sl00, GOO They
 have spent S30,0O0 10 get all
 the information about Water
 bury real estate For a small
 fee they can tell you all about your own or that which you are expecting 10 buy or sell or loan money on. Don't trust to chance 5l LEAVENW0RTH STREET.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-21
FOR SALE.

Would you ps without what you want when c5c ad might get itI
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LOCAL ANDPERsONAL


- - NV W. o~18S @@~ " HO @V@V ~e3 ~ w
DR.. Flynn zSundayed In Grand
Forks. :: :s,
A. Heron, of Harvey, spent Mon.
day here. 90. :.
J.. W. Wells, Of Cavalier, was trans,
acting business here; ;Mond ss Il. n 4
!: Howard Disher, of Olmstead was a
Devils Lake visitor Saturday. -
; Have you got one of those insurance
policies that Falkestad writes?
Albert Paulson, Of Aneta, stopped
over here between trains Monday. il, :
r. W Crowden,s OF Buck, was Ii
Devils Lake Monday on business. u
D, Clapp went to Crookston, MINI.
Saturday for visit of several days
+ All kinda of field and garden seeds al
wholesale and retail 6. n. Baker. s.
Mrs. J. W. Mahr and Mrs. Clinton
Smith are spending a week at J, The
Twin Cities, 4, !, II s&.S> r. I: s:ze@ J
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Endle
man on Second street Saturday after
noon boy. -, zz5z: z w.: VIZ. >g:.5 :@s.@
Do you know that the Farmers Nil
is the Headquarters for feed Of. al
kind? y <. H.: Y 4 .%7 y. .%5.:
We would call the attention Of the
farmers to the excellent exchange
facilities afforded v BY the Farmers
Mill. They do not pay more than 9th
ers for your grain possibly, but they
do pay as much and ~ exchanging
with them you are enabled TO save
enough In other ways ito give you q
good margin over all others. 4 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-04-24

+ G. P. Walton, Of Cakes, was in the
city Tuesday on business.
See the big line of Ladies' and Mems
tan oxfords at Mann's. IT.. 49, .
An automobile party composed Of
u. ]. ;Hegge and wife, Miss Engen, G.
L. Richmond and Fl. Svare came up
from Minnewaukan, Tuesday and spent
the day in Devils Lake. Is.
Hart, schaffner & Marx all wool
clothing at Mann's. :. .
We acknowledge a pleasant call
from Mr.. M. G. Bachelor, OF Grand
Forks, Tuesday. Mr.. Bachelor Is sec
rotary of. the Grand FORKS Fair Assoc
citation and the Grand Forks CONNER
cial Club and was here. attending the
Durum Wheat Growers convention.
s Two disastrous forest fires burned
near this city Saturday, one on the
Frizon. farm, near the chautauqu a and
one at Poplar Grove I. The high wind
famed the FIRE to such fury that 1T
was subdued only BY dint OF hard
work. and even then there was much
valuable timber destroy ed. There was
"a path about 40 rods wide and q mile
long burned in the Frizon woods and
about twenty-five acres were burned
on the Fitzgerald farm at Poplar
Grove. a numb r of Devils Lake
people were ont lighting the Frizon
IRE and had !: It not been for the aid
thus AFFORDED II Is likely that the damn
s age would have been very great
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-04-24

~ J. J., Cashel, Of Grafton, was here on
business Monday. 49,. =
7 R.s1W. Main, OF Cando, was here
on business Monday: s,<~. :.
j, J. E. Freeburg, of Bartlett, was do
ting businessf here Monday e. =: :? :: Z
s;':5 w onstad, Of Edmore was seen
on ollr; streets Monday, d. 1: =,
= Z. n. Bakerwell, Of Churchs Ferry,
/. was in Devils Lake Monday.
II L McGovern,. Of Grafton was in the
City Monday on business. = d :.
Z. J. a.: Honey OF Edmore, was a call
or in Devils Lake last Monday. ~ ~:
Mrs. A. Nelson, Of Churchs Ferry
was visiting in the city Monday. =
Geo. A. :Vanier, Of Poplar Grove was
transacting business here Monday.
I :5 Oak, pine and tamarack, $500 per
! cord, sawed and delivered. Five cord
lots special prices &C. n. Baker. !
Ff" - J. L. - J
h Mr.. Chauncey Mcdonald, Of Carpent.
= er, was q Devils Lake caller Monday.
.:Ss M 80 *sWInestad Of Edmore was
u: 55:'transacting business in the city Mon
day last : y 81 81 s 4. = ,.s .5s@1
\ n q. p Peterson and A. Egeland, Of
Bisbee, were 4: in the city on business
Monday. .=4 VT sis Ms -: 3 RI;
$s!55 2. g. Grinnel; Of Hudson, Wis, was
an q the city Monday looking after bust
ness interests. $+ \. . .:t.. z> 81 /
5s First National bank loans money NOT
y only ~ On farms. but on good city proper
as well s*ss s$s5 ~ 4. 5S,.5: n.
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fThe appropriation was made and the
roads will be greatly improved dur
ing the coming summer.
Buy a supply Of Devils Lake -four
at Mann's. The prices will soon be
higher.
DR.. w. J. Brownlee chairman of the
executive committee of the State Den
tai Association is very busy planning
for the state convention which is to
be held in Devils Lake May 18th and
18th. The program has not as yet
been fully completed.
Get a pair of W. L. Douglas $500
Oxfords at Mann's.
The friends of Dan Brennan in this
city were given a scare Tuesday morn
ing by the Grand Forks Herald stat.
ing that he was much worse. There
was no truth in the report whatever
as Mr.. Brennan is getting along nicely
This is welcome news to the people OF
Devils Lake.
The w. L. Douglas shoes $3.50, $4.0(
and 500 at Mann's.
Ed. Larson has SO far recovered from
his siege Of typhoid as to be able tt
be out, Monday being the first time
since his taking sick some three weeks
ago. His many friends are very GLAD
that he has so far recovered. He Ii
still weak but with proper caution i
is thought that he will soon be him
,, self again.
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-f.yis- u - n
ii Attorney Flynn was a Leeds visitor
last Thursday. w. = -,
/ Victor 'Frawley. Of Rock Lake, was
In the city Friday. '- -
Mrs. A. W. Devany of Ray was in
this city Saturday.
Ben Lang of Tokio,~ was seen on
our streets Friday.
T. j. P. Johnson, Osnabrook, was a
Devils Lake visitor Friday.
E. L. Ebbighausen, of Grand Forks
was in the city Friday.
A. J. Pittman, Of Tolley, was regis
tered at the Sevilla, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sejerstea, of Ed.
more, were in the city Friday.
w. D. Rees, of Fort Totten, was do,
ing business in the city Friday.
M. D. Brundage, of Tolna, was a
visitor in the city Friday.
VIM. Dryburgh, of Hannah was q
Devils Lake visitor last Friday.
| Three candidates were initiated into
the Workman lodge Friday night.
S. 0. Bandelid, of Larimore, was
transacting business in the city Friday
Miss Julia Albertson, of York was
visiting friends in this city last Fri
day.
| U. S. Postoffice Inspector Hogdah
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-04-24
MAKE IT YOURSELF
Tell Our Readers How to Mix Best
Rheumatism Cure

A well-known authority on Rheuma-
tism gives the readers of large New
York daily paper the following valu-
able, yet simple and harmless, pres
cription, which any one can easily
prepare at home:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-haR
ounce; Compound Kargan, one ounce:
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces.
Mix by shaking well In bottle, and
take teaspoonful after each meal and
at bedtime.
He states that the ingredients can
be obtained from any good prescrip-
ton pharmacy at small cost, and be-
ing of vegetable extraction. are harm
less to take.
This pleasant mixture, if taken reg
ularly for few days, is said to over
come almost any case of rheumatism.
The pain and swelling, If any, dimin-
ishes with each dose, until permanent
results are obtained, and without In
juring the stomach. While there are
many so-called Rheumatism remedies,
patent medicines, etc., some Of which
do give relief, few really give perma-
nent results, and the above viii, NO
doubt, be greatly appreciated by many
sufferers here at this time.
Inquiry at the drug stores of this
neighborhood ELECTS the information
that these drugs are harmless and can
be bought separately, or the druggists
here will mix the prescription for our
readers, If asked to.
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been awarded the contract for the fur
finishing of the clothing and the sup
! ply of shoes for the insane asylum at
Jamestown. This is large contract
land the firm feel much pleased with
having received. 1t. s5g y.;2 4 :.+. :. :.
Insure your time against accident or
sickness. by taking an accident policy
from Steve Jones. 5 ,: ?: j :. ~: ia
The "Cow Puncher'' which exhibited
lat the opera house last Thursday eve
ming was a rather tame affair signifi.
Icent to the name It bears. Perhaps
| the members of the company would
have done much better II they had ac-
cepted as a vocation the title OF the
show. s5 st 1s J: i;5s Ri
l. On another, page will be found an
lad announcing the formal opening Of
~. Goldberg. Every article In the store
lis absolutely new and Of the highest
Equality and this firm can show one Of
the most complete lines or furniture,
carpets and draperies Ii the state.
The firm Of ]. Goldberg have built up
a substantial s. business & In this city
through their square dealing and high
business methods, and at their open
ling sale on Monday. April 9th, there
Twill undoubtedly be q large gathering
from All parts % the county as the
bargains offered are except ional val.
tues and there will he 4 discount Of
40 per cent on every article IA the
store.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-04-24

spent a couple of days in Devils Lake
last week.
F. A. Tilloken, of Hope, N. D., was
transacting business in Devils Lake
last week.
Miss Agnes Skundberg, of Mayville,
visited with relatives in Devils Lake
Friday.
H. G. Hooking went to St. Johns
Saturday after visit with his brother
DR.. Hooking in this city.
Editor Brown, the hustling editor OF
the Hansbrough Pioneer was smiling
ON his Devils Lake friends Tuesday
afternoon.
R. A. Caswell. of Cherokee, Iowa
arrived in the city last Friday, ant
was here for several days transactie
business
Mrs. M. D. Kavanaugh, of Crary
who had been visiting friends here
for; week past, returned to her home
last Thursday.
G. A. Roberts of the firm of Robert.
& Nelson has been In the city TO-
several days assisting Mr.. Nelson il
getihg the store arranged in first clas
shape.
| E.. H. Kennedy, representing tn
Great Northern in the capacity of road
master of the Dakota Division was il
the, city Friday looking after the al
fairs>cf the road.
| White & Henderson, of this city hav
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=
W. D. Gillespie. Of Fargo, was in the
city Friday on business.
Mr.. r. L. Sears of Warwick was in
the city Friday on his way to Mime
waukan.
A very enjoyable Easter Monday
dance was given at the Masonic Hall
Monday evening. Music was furnish
ed by the Devils Lake orchestra.
Soiled clothing Is. made to look like
new when dry cleaned or dyed. Send
a trial order to the Northwestern Dye
House, Fargo, N. D., and you, will be
surprised at the transformation.
Mr.. H. o. Folkestad who has been
a resident of Devils Lake for several
months soliciting accident insurance,
has entered the employ Of A. M. Powell
as insurance solicitor in the place of
VIM. H. Wilson, resigned.
Having bought out the J. s. Ausher-
man we'll drilling outfit, am prepared
| to put in wells on short notice. Have
had IA years experience in deep well
work. Apologize Drilling Co., Devils
Lake.
The Citizens Club of this city appear
ed before the board of County Commits
sioners Wednesday and asked for the
appropriation of $1,5O0 for the repair
of the roads leading into Devils Lake
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-04-24

A. J. Upton of Ray was in this city
Saturday
B. F. Morse of Cando Sundayed in
Devils Lake.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Martin
Saturday, boy.
+ H. A. Benson represented Garske in
this city Sunday.
q. F. Morey visited over Sunday with
friends at Mayville: =
Col. Jos. M. Kelly visited his farm
near Garske Friday. .. So
Victor Frawley was in this city from
Rock Lake Saturday a.. C.: & .'' 'y> ]:
A. ]. Codding,. of Valley City Sunday
ed in the metropolis.
Mrs. B. J. Ness returned from a visit
at Mankato, Mimi, Saturday.
Herman Stenseth, of Crary was a
Devils Lake visitor over Sunday, =.
4 a. Il. solberg and J. L. johnson of
Leeds were in this city Friday.
>, L. L.; Lang, of the Neville Journal
was a Devils Lake visitor Friday
J. E. Dolphin of Ft. Totten was a
Devils Lake visitor Sunday. T..
/ Thos. Young went to Crookston Sat,
urday for visit with relatives. il.
The spring term of the Devils Lake
public schools opened Monday morn.
ing, " -. ..,. 49,, -.
$ M. D. Brundage, of the Tolna Trib.
une was an over night visitor in Devils
Lake Friday night. .'s RI :,
5& p. L. Peterson a typo on the Journal
visited with his parents at Warren
Mimi, over Sunday. Il y a. II. r. .-...
I L. .. Reardon went to Grand Forks
Sunday where he has entered the EN-
ploy of contracting firm. II:
Mr.. VIM. Brennan and Miss Mary
Brennan, Of Toxic. were over Sunday
visitors in Devils Lake. ss5 -: 4. +:
Claim Agent Mulcahy, OF the Grea,
Northern had business calling him te
Devils Lake Saturday. It'll IL a q
II! Miss Tillie Peterson Of Leeds war
the guest Of Miss Eta Smith In this
city the latter part OF last week.
Arthur Ostrander was q Sunday Wis
itor with relatives In this city. Mr.
ostrande Is q resident Of Upham.
a. 5Jaaua. manager Of the North Da
kota Lumber Co. at B Toxic was ID
Devils Lake on business the latter
part of last week. IL
Nj Messrs. Kirsch and Sears, two a
the leading lights of Warwick were
III this city the latter part % the week
eenroute TO and from WinneWauk Il.
Dr. aude r. Williams, has moved
|iher ONCE to more suitable quarters
She Is now located III d cottage on On
4th street, across the street from the
RsGathol lie church. 53aS
Miss Georgia Russell Is spending hsl
vacation IA this 5cit rom her gchool
work Az May,Ville She has with hel
as her guest Miss ASA, also i student
, at the state Normal.
on the invita tion of Maxsor
the Hlagle Band played 4 concert ii
! a the est end E'r DAY night. largs
crowd turned but hear. the sweet
strains of HHEfaxson treated
the band boys n, 4 suInp tuoua spread
N Ehos. filler Ii eniio yfilns Tisl
from her sisters MI ssttt, og iaytiagars
rails and Barton os Ia
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Combination Sale, Saturday, April
25th. List closes Wednesday, ed. See
HyIand.