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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-02-03
EGYPTIAN RATS.

Mother Of Pameses the Great Invented
Hair Dyes.
We know that the ancient Egyptians
painted and powdered themselves and
curled their GRUMPY hair and that the
mother Of Rameses the Great was clev-
er enough to be the lady who invented
hair dyes. Perhaps also she was the
first to wear pompadour, for at
Akhimm. upper Egypt, has been found
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-02-03

my VIE will never buy any more
clears fer me"
why rot?"
81 Insisted upon smoking all Of the
last lot in the house Some Of the
rooms still reek with them. "-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-02-03

Stops earachr in two minutes; tooth
a. he or pain f burn or >cald in five
minutes; hoarsene S, one hour; muscle.
ache. two hours: re throat, twelve
hours-Dr Thomas Eclectric OIL mon
arch over pain.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-02-03

Orange Snow.-Here Is a festive lit
tie pudding for some stray luncheon
which threatens to go without des-
sert. It's a dainty concoction of
oranges and custard and beaten whites
Of eggs. To make 1t squeeze two
oranges and crate the rind of one.
Add a small cupful Of sugar, pint Of
water and tablespoonful of gelatin
dissolved in little cold water. Strain
and add the beaten whites Of three
eggs. Pour into a mold and stir oc-
casionally till it is set. Heat cupful
of milk and add the beaten yolks of the
eggs and the Juice of an orange, with
half cupful of sugar. Cook till
smooth. Cool and place around the
pudding after it is turned out on a fiat
dish.
Croutons With Baked Apples.-Cut
stale bread in half inch slices and cut
circular piece from each slice. Brush
these all over with melted butter and
brown in the oven. Core and pare as
many medium sized apples as you
have croutons. Mix a capful of sugar
and cupful Of boiling water and boil
for six minutes. Then add the apples,
cover closely and cook until tender.
Then place in baking dish with a
little butter and sugar on zach, The
juice of a lemon and the strip. Cover
and bake for thirty minutes, then re-
move and place an apple on each
crouton. Pour over them the strip
and serve hot.
New Pudding.-Cook one pint of
cranberries and run them through a
sieve to remove skins and seeds. Add
the same bulk of sugar and enough
gelatin to make a thick pudding.
which can be cut into small squares.
Place this in n large dish and dot with
spoonfuls of apple jelly and shredded
pineapple. Cover with whipped creaL..
1t is not only an attractive dish, but It
is very delicious.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-02-03

The disappointment of manhood sue
ceeds the delusion of youth.-Dlsraeli.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-02-03

II you need Pill take OeW Wits Little
Early Rsers. In is a them; gentle,
easy pleasant, liuls lived pills. Sold by
all druggists.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-02-03

If you would not cease to love man
kind you must not cease to do them
good .-Maclaren.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-02-03

Two room cottage on Murray Avenue.
Well located. Rents for IS per month.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-05

who would join the order, and Is re-
ceiving considerable encouragement.
He has in the company Of Mr. Stewart
been visiting the surrounding country
and indications point to the Organize
ton being started here in. the near.
future. Il The Homesteaders is a fra
ternal beneficial society, that insures
both ladies and gentlemen against ac
cident as well as paying benefits il.
case Of death. It has a reserve fund
sufficient to insure the rates SO that
there viii be no advances, and is grow
ing very rapidly. mother thing that
is commenda in this enterprise
aside from the benefits Of the ins ui1-,
ance secured is that 1t will be the
means Of bringing the people Of Toxic
and ding country together Of
ener and win prove advantageous al Il.
social Organization
No. 8 on the Great Northern made.
its first trip over the Aneta line Mon
day morning. There was a. streak
passed through town about al hour
after No. 3 was due that IS thought TO.
have been the train.
e. Smealie was a Devils Lake visitor
Saturday as were also Jsqua and
John Miller.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-05

Feed oats for sale at Winter &
Ames elevator. 5{ 5.55 51
q. :Aarsby Of Garske, was ii town
Monday. .sis
|| Herman Shark made a business trip
to Grand Forks the first Of the week.
r. a. uChene Of Garske, was a
Devils Lake Gale NJ onday Of. this
IWeek.
% Attorney w Moe was IN from
Fort often Monday ooking after
business. 5538 .SS.5
=: "a. Strand, Mrs. Strand and s. NJ.
Strand OF Grand Harbor, were Devils
Lake callers Tuesda y.
Mr.. and Mrs 6. S himour Of Hamp.
den. were visiting with friends in
Devils Lake last N onday and Tuesday.
& Nienhuis who has been visiting
with friends at Orange City, Iowa, for
several weeks past, returned to- his
home in this city Thurs
3sa3IlA /. Moore returned Tuesday
from Bismarck, where she has been
visiting with friends for the past two
months
There will be German services at
the Norwegian Lutheran church ii
this city next sund morning st
40: 80, conducted By Rev: Kollrnorgen.
The Germans Of this vicinity are res
quested to be present
We are in receipt off a letter from
the narrows stating chat Arthur Marks
recently had al exciting WOLF chase On
the lake Mr.. Iarks chased the wolf
on q horse and landed ii after about
Is tire arters Of an hour chase
Judge Kneeshaw of mbina, and
Attorney Geo. 81 Bangs % Grand.
Forks, were II atte dance AT district
court I'uesda I'he judi and attttorss
neys were here relative to d motion
for a new trial for Hartley Smarter who
was recently conYic ted for horse steal
ing III Benson county The hearing
was post poned unit the 18th Of this
month.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-05
Geo. Procknow Of Crary, was q call l. |
er in the city last Friday. IN n:

Geo. Procknow Of Crary, was q call
Ser ii the city last Friday. s. u
# Rev. Is Meisel Of Garske, was n the
city Friday on business. 5:.s !:
e. 3. Met arthy 81 s Thomas, was
5Sa business caller the last Of the week.
1z K. Tice Of Larimore, was calling
On local business men here last week -
reed oats for sale \ at Inter 8
.Ames elevator.
Attorney Is. D. Cooler Of Dunseith,
was a legal caller last N on a Ss
j. Atkins Of Gando, was bust 'llsi-.
ness caller II Devils Lake this week..
g M. Afeneson Of Crazy, was y bust Sc
ness caller 81 TIE city the first q d5 the
week.
Attorney Fred Kelly Of 81 ako 'ts15
was among the legal q tors this his
week.
u reed oats for sale Sat# ~ Winter s.
Ames elevator:
Mill Crazy, editor of the 'dmo ''e'3
Herald, was among the callers this
week
Torger Sinness, states attorney OF 4;
benson count was among the legal
callers this week: . S5Ss
ID. Leahy Of t,rary, was among tla
the out IS town The first Ct the
week.
De. FaWcett and wife of STARK e & s.
weather, were visitors ii the city one
day last week.
ss bert Nelson visited Devils Lake Y 81
Eo ~ business NJ onda churchs Ferry =r n
sun.
III. Raid " Of essarde ma, was 81 =
guest Of friends ID TIL city last FRI n
day and saturd
A. E Lehman of Rug was oo lsalItgs
after business matters III the city Fri he
day and Saturday
sss nd Pixley returned Saturd from sa q
few days visit anon friends IS Devils
Lake hnrchs cry 81 SsB4
hi sylVessstIesr went to Wis Lake
on business Monday return ling the fol n
lowing day ChurcIls Ferry Sun
asIus sorenson OF bster, vas A. 4
looking after businss s nterssts in the
city the latter part of last week
II Ohm Nelson went "a Devils
Lake on business ednesday returns
Ing the folloving day ,hurchs Ferry
Sun.
Hartley ssshaffer ofs
Flora VA tn the CITY this week visit
ms her husband Nnpis con med II the
county u h.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-05
OF, Renenelal elReHls
OkIO(

Rowena Jane, the three months Old
lbaby Of and Mra. ohm filler,
passed away their home in this
place Frida afternoon about clock
after AID iliness Of several weeks.
Funeral services we're held from ST.
Michael church at tthe nissii ofn Sun
day interment % the mission cemetery.
and AIrs. iiller Wish to express
thetr eartselt tharls 10 Kind
nssghb orh end frienda 3or TIA raans
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-05

LOCAL


torney sennet cando was 81
legal caller this Veek. sss3gs
81 soff ~ Won, wa
caller a. the thi y e
urner Devils Lake was & i lltS
I'uesda York q 4 4s eddg 81 N
VI ROY hfoshsr of Devils I.ake, As #t llpI;
,ssiness Ttiesday olla Il E3s
ID lAbar and al wife attended 81 so-
cial function at Lakota last week 81
lis. II. sfreetesl returned this week.
from tri 81 III p the = dmore3
branch.
Dung arrived from Croo kst On
Friday evening ~ look after busin l's
matters. 81
tin Leayiit of Grand Harbor. was sss'
business caller 81 the city the latter
part AT I'll Week Ss5s
Liss ida Serum gard spents Sunday 81
With Sher parents "a wills AXE
Larimore Pioneer B
ttorney Fred and Atto e,rs
sney Geo. Gelly akota, were legall:
callers this wee 4.
Rev Bailey re.urned Friday rlls from q
D D Jane stown, where be nas been at:
tending III church mat tiers.
3 il lily was rom Devils i u .
lake to attend the MAJ d,lerade| ball
on Tuesday evening Hgeland En ter.
prise.
issS Lucy annier returned this his
week from The twin cities where she she
D has been visiting n 18th friends for
several weeks
M. II. strand 3offs Penn, was zfa caller
h at this ONCE Saturday since sine which El1ysl
time he IL nrolled on the roll Of Of
& honor as q cash cd vance 5su bscribe e.
8zSto the Inter Ocean. s IN
The Socialists Of this city Will giVe
al dance and social emit inment at
& the Woodman hall III this city on the
evening 81 Wedne sday, March 10th, to
which ali are cord X nvited. Tho lhae
charge for the evening will be nominal
and "a good time lbs guarante Iced. Sup
per ::wi llS also BE served Tor the guests
3 and I the ocialists will make every
effort possible to show those attend;
{ ing q good time.
II. Mandy has pened g horse:
shoeing shop, Ii the old Pitcher shop,
Il formerly occupied BY I'D. 81 HoYey on
Fifth street between Wilmot & Cor.
u don'B livery barns and sis prepared
to do ali kinds of orseshoeing which
he abs olutely guarantees o. will re-
fund your money. He VIII do az
kinds Of shoeing, rging, scalping
4 .knee:knock ding, interf ering and stumb
ling work. His specialty VILE be fast
B work and Will pay especial attention
to the shoeing 2of driving horses
Il blacksmith Will also sbe u his shoI
and be prepared to do all kinds Of ~
pair work. Give him 4 trial and yol
will be satisfies
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-05


81 comb of Crary waas
q shoppe III the city I'D
Deputy Sheriff ank Frye went to 10.
York this week on business matters.
IS George Blose turne sd saturda
from business trip to8 Deyils Lake
ICando Herald, n
"a. d. Collins off& Doyon, was a1
visitor in$ the city the latter part OH
last week ~
sss g 7asenl Of Penn, was a busi-l
ness caller I'M Devils Lake the latter
part Of last wee
& M dikkelson 81 Garske, was a
business caller al Devils Lake the
latter part OF last week
The Misses. Hutc Crimson and Cllnis,
teachers III the Devils Lake schools,
we're visiting Mrs Torrance 81 and
daughter Mond Churchs Ferry
Sun
Miss Eva Hutch insons Of Devils Lake
former eacher in the Cando schools,
Visited With lends during the yaca.
lion last week cando Herald:
Mira. - Elliott and hildrens went
to Devils Lake last saturd day to spend
% few days visiting With her parents.
tarkWsather Times.
M. W. ReYis took his 4 title daughter
sto Devils Lake last Wednesday to-
have an operati ion FOR appen dicitis per-
formed starkw ather5 Times.
Doyon auction March 9TH
g A. N. Dickinson and %: I. Manrer
went to Devils Lake last Tuesday afs
sternoo n to be resent at the opening
of court which convened on Wedness3
eather Times.
Charles 3. aylor has installed ~
new acetyline gas plant III his resi-l
dence ii this city. tt Is one OF I the
very latest models and has carbide
feed. All the fixtures have electric.
igniters. SsS
@ Miss Clunfs, who is now teaching,
EsehooI at Devils Lake, spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting il the city, being
the guest Of Mrs rheeler. She form.
erly5 taught the third grade ii our;
local schools here. ndo. Herald.
BIS County Auditor Eich viii remove to-
his farm il Cato town ship upon his re-s
ltirement in a month from now. Mr..
Eich has held the office OF auditor for
ten years and has made a fine record;
He now voluntarily & retires. Stark
weather Times. Is, :5!5.3
$sZz5A law suit occupied the attention Of
Judge McIntosh's court all Tuesday
morning. The litigants were Maurice
4 Mahanna Of this ocality, and q Fl.
Baker Of Devils Lake. The suit arose
over the alleged difference Of $3.50
which Baker claimed was due him for
feed purchased BY Mahanna The de-
PENDANT wass represented By q Attorney
Kehoe ana for a defense claimed the
i debt had been Statistic The plaintiff
was epresented by Attorney Mid
daugh. A Judgment was rendered il
favor Of the plaintiff for the: amount
1f'prayed for and costs Cando Herald.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-05

acts Of kindness and sympathy in their
sad bereavement, 3... 5ss 81. 81. So {.
III Buy your alarm clocks from D. r.
Chase, Toxic. .: s5 ss@s
So Everett ''y Coe Of StarkweaIher, was a
visitor here over Sunday. III.
Victor Ruth went to Alberta Canada
last week i: u. n, Il
Mrs. Frank Cavanaugh, Walter Cav
sanaugh and Miss Louisa Cayenaugh
went to Devils Lake Monday. Walter
q had , ateam Of horses at the Lake and
81 ought them back with him.
aver Hewitt, Otto Olson and D. r.
Chase were at Warwick Monday night
taking tslsslr in meeting Of the Modern
Woodmen ~: 1.
Feed, cracked corn and Il bran on
i hand bal Store is always open, and your
trade is Apr ciated small profits
and quick sales IS my motto. Live
and and let live r. Chase, Toxic.
s # looks conside rably as though
Toxic was vas going TO have q lodge. Mr.,
ssReynold represen ting the Home
fsteaders q Des Moines, Iowa, came:
toSt this place Monday and commenced
q canvass of the territory for; the purss
pose Of proeurin signers Of persons
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15

~".s 49,
The platform OF the republican party al
South Dakota. AAop&ed In July. afssw tbs
law had been tried. declares
We arprovs the principle IL the pss.
mary Aw and suggest sach amendments
only - may be necessary To male 4 usnr~
simple and effective
A general attack vas rnAd~ upcn this
May n vhish is c,nssstataanaiisy VA
auestsoned and every pnssihle ohte<fton
urged. Tbs general provisions u the law
we're sas.asn.d Two rToyissens. however.
SECTIONS : ard 10. which required eandf-
dates fer nominations 10 pay y designated
fee ~ the time Of niins their nominating
into TIE general fund TO Reimburse The
county FOR expenses Incurred In hctiinx
tho primary, also this clause tn section
which reads: Each ecunsy shall bs ~n-
state . convention for every roo Votes
ar major fraction thereof. cast By such
political party Ia said county for iss party
ing general election. also the soflowsns
p~roysso Ia sub-divssion az Section
Provided. that Whenever two-thirds OF
the ysefnbers of the county central com
tnittee OF the several POLITICAL parties OF
any county at . regularly called meeting.
shall decide that there II not q Eufnelrnf
contest over tho selection Of delegates
tons. called to elect delegates 10 nations
conventions. 10 Justify the expense Of hold.
ing a county convention. such cOunfv
central committee sAail have the POWER Ia
name the delegates from said county. and
the chairman and secretary OF the props
COMMITTEES shall sign the delegate crcaen.
tials."
As each Of the clauses quoted can, h
dropped from the statute without Snvai n.
dating the remainder, and h court hav.
ing 50 held. I recommend that the ~xectionr
above referred TO be amended by eiiminaf.
Ing them.
Conolns;nn
For two years my associates In ofnr~
n myself have been charged vffh
burden OF administering the public affnirs
Of this great state under the commiss1n,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15

IN the matter Of Endorsements, or 1uss
now much weigh: their Endorsements
VIII have with Gov. yessey. is an I'M
known quantity. which time alone will,
up. when ii comes to the actual
announcing OF the names.
Inc p"cnie OF highmore are quick
70 act on the suggestion OF Gov. Yes
sey. IN ms message. that a state hos
ritai for tnehrlates should be estab-
iished, To be supported from a portion
or n saloon license fund They havs
formed an organization. and are pre-
pairing a bill To locate such an lnstltu-
ton at their town, and will ON with
The motto. W saw IL first" a. the,
claim for the location.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15
South Dakota
Legislature
ASSEMBLY NOW ORGANIZED.
Both Sides at Pierre Ready for Hard
Work

WIN.
The house showed Its first streak a,
economy Wednesday when q warm
dispute was called out on the humble,
OF mouse Journals to be printed FOL
the session, and the question of the
few dollars which might be saved by
scrirnpirg on Journals brought on a
warmer contest than generally comes
up over the appropriation OF the frs,
thousand.
Both houses completed the details
OF organization and scat drawing
Wednesday One matter In the line o:
delaying the start Of the session was
that Of requiring a certain number OF
the clerks force To be stenographer
and typewriters.
on account OF the crowded condi-
ton OF the old building, IL will be nee.
essary for the committees 10 secure
rooms outside the building. and com
mittees were appointed for that IA
pose.
The conference Of state leaders or
state patronage Tuesday night resulted
in no agreement SO far az can be
learned. Chairman Cook and j. u
Elliott left for home Wednesday. and
the rest of the patronage dispensers
are mum as to what they did at the
meeting. The rumor is In circulation
that the conference resulted In a prac.
teal stand Off" with a remote chance
OF getting together.
Food Commission Has n Bill.
A. H.. Wheaton. the state pure food
commissioner, is on the ground and
brings a bill for regulation Of patent
medicines In the state, which he says
is n copy OF a bill drawn by the Ma
tional Pure Food association, and e
be introduced in the legislatures OF a
number OF states this winter. He saws
1t is along the lines OF the national
law, and will be generally satisfactory
While here he Is also watching deveI-
opments in regard to succeeding him
self, his present term expiring early
in February. to which he may not OF
may again be appointed.
Candidates Arc Thick.
Among the candidates for places
who are wandering about the Hobbies
are ", H. King, of Parker, who would
be a member OF the state board OF
charities: S. II. Rakewell. of Plankin-
ton. who is sailing the same tack: u. c.
Thomas, one OF the present members,
who wants to stay: L. A.. Keith, Of Lake
Preston, would be a member OF the
state board OF regents of education,
and John w. Peckham, who thinks he
could properly test oil in the southern
district of the state. Walter Hubbard.
of Yale, is out openly for the position
of insurance commissioner. but as the
present term OF O. s. Basford does not
end until July /. there is time for 9th
ers in that line.
The three ~cornered fight for the
clerkship OF the house faded away as
soon as the Black Hills secured the
secretaryship OF the senate. and j. w.
Cone was the only man at the line
when time was called. The three cor
nered fight for secretary early settled
down to two. When A. A. Rowan de
cided that fates were against him and
stepped out. and the vote was on l. NJ.
Simmons. OF Butte, and G. X. Snyder,
Of Codington, with victory for Butte
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15

That New York is a cosmopolitan
city was further demonstrated recently
when the Mosaic law was brought into
effect to divorce a couple. The separa.
ton took place in Bellevue Hospital,
and the nan was on his deathbed. Be
cause the wife did not wish to marry
her husbands brother or remain a
widow, as prescribed by the Mosaic
law. she brought a rabbi to the hos
pital and In the presence u witnesses
A "chelitze" or divorce IVES granted
Then the wife babe her former husband
a fearful farewell. In the almost I'M
possible event Of the man recovering
the couple will have to be remarked
before they can resume their marital
relations.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15
BILLS COME WITH 4 RUSH.
An Even Dozen Introduced i'm Hous
at Pierre.


Thursday was the first day for thu
Introduction OF bills, and they came
with a rush in the house, an even dog
en- long.
Hale got No. / on his bill providing
for repositories for state and county
funds. Ranum also got in a bill or
h same subject. The others follow.
ing we're a pure drug bill: providing
for the establishment Of a state inc
ria asylum at Highmore; increasing
the supreme court to seven, and two OF
especial importance to the press. as
they require election officials to make
prompt abstracts OF the precinct votes
to county auditors. and that auditors
make prompt official returns to the
secretary OF state. Ranum and Nc
Donnell had their 2-cent rate bills
ready and both were sent in.
List OF mate Clerks.
The senate did not business except
To appoint a long list of clerks, ap-
pointing j. NJ. Oterness senate stem
ographer. Thos. McKie journal clerk
and on committees G. X. Snyder, F. T..
Van Shack. Pearl Hunkins. Len Rob
ertson. N. F.. Phillips. Clarence
Thompson. Hans Helgerson, NJ. J. Bry-
den, G. r. Mackey, G. d. Cook, Max
Keene.
Gov. vessey has been called upon
by the sheep men OF the western part
of the state to issue a proclamation
against sheep being brought into the
state from Wyoming on account of
tho disease in sheep which prevails in
that state. and will probably issue the
same soon.
For the first time in the history Of
a republican legislature a democrat
ha. been made a chairman OF a com
mittee, Representative Hale. OF Union.
bling the head Of the committee on
manufactures.
A few lobbyists have registered and
there are several I'm the city who are
yet of the list.
Break on Patronage.
Indications appear tn be that there
is a break between r. O. Richards
and National Committeeman Thore-
son on the one hand n Chairman
Cook and J. d. Elliott on the other.
The principal point Of contention AT
present appears to be that Richards
and Thoreson want DR.. klavness. OF
Sioux Falls. and Arthur Linn. of Can
ton. as members OF the state board OF
charities and corrections, and the 9th
ers OF the committee to do not agree
with them as TO these appointments
Senator Thoreson. OF Minnehaha, an
nounces hat he will make a fight on
the noor OF the n against the
confirmation of Klavness If the name
is ever presented.
While it il not definitely known, the
rumor is to the effect that Richards
is also making a fight to have a change
made in the mead Of the state exam
iner's department, dropping Jones out,
and to hold O. s. Basford in the in
department. and the other
members of the committee do not
agree with him on such a proposition.
Just hew ar this committee will go