Devils Lake inter-ocean., November 24, 1905, Image 11

About Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905

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Thanksgiving Sale Cutlery.
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He smiles because he
•. purchased his::
Carving Set of Adam's.
Do likewise and thereby end^
your "carving troubles
December 4 to December 31. 1905.
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*1 All Carving Sets
have the ''appearance
(them
"7mr.
are not alike: Some.
but not the "Qual­
ity." Others have the "quality," but not
the "appearance." If you buy a carving
set to use—"quality" is the more requisite.
But in our carving sets the ^'appear
ance'" and the "quality1' are combined.
They have pleasing,. exclusive patterns—
that is one^of their strongholds—but their
real stronghold is their "quality," their
"get-up^ the "stuff that's in them.".' It
should be so in all makes of carvers but it
is not.' The larger sets consist of a
Knife, Fork and Steel. The Knife blades
are the same in all the sets: the best that
science and expert workmen can" produce,
It is wonderful how long they will hold a:
"turkey edge"—that is because they are
properly-tempered! You want have to
.'touch it up" with the Steel eyery time'
Devils Lake
Shoulder Blows
From Anderson
Crary Public Opinion: The
game of politics is^an1interesting
one to the beriificiaries, theoffice
holders who naturally make the
moves on the chess board. There
are also'quite a number of spec
tators—high
privates —watch
ing the game and the different
moves. The game has just be
gun and will be completed irt
about a year from now.. The
prize to be won is the organiz
ation, in county and state, and of
course the offices to be filled at the
next general election An at
tempt is being made to change
gangs to turn out the old lead
era, McKenzie LaMoure and
Hansbrdugh, who have been at
the ftont tor the last 20 years,
and put in their places Spalding,
Winship, Helgeaon and lesser
lights. The,Opiriion .does not
owe any one anything and does
not expect anything from any
one and therefore can afford to
say what it pleases about any of
these politicians, keepinjg of
course within the bounds of the
Streeter libel law. At the very
start we wish that there is and
always will be leaders and gangs
in politics, if you wish to use
that term, and the people, the
dear public, should be shown
what advantage will accrue *to
by substituting new, un'
tried upstarts for old and experi
enced leaders. If dishonesty,
fraud or graft can be shown just
say so, and expose it give us the
details, and the people will sure
ly resent it and turn the rascals
out, but. if the* cry is a false
alarm and merely an
gain control of the party ma
chinef-y ot the state and'eounty
by a set of men who can offer
nothing better than ther own
advancement, thp people" will
not be very much interested in
the game. We shall wait and see.
MAN'SI^REASONABLENESS
often as great as wbxrian's. Bat
Thos. B. Austin, Mgr. of the Re
publicftn of Leavenworth, Ind*
was not anreasonaole when he re
fused to allow the doctor to operate
on hi« W
Btead," he says, wfe coneluded to
try Electric Bitters, My "wife was
then, so sick sh$ conid hardly leav§
her bed, and five physicidaps had
failed ly relieve her. After taking
Electric Bitters she wap perfectly
cured, and can now perforin all her
household duties.* Guaranteed:
by C-, W, Q^reene, druggist, price
50c,}l
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If disgusted- with .bucket
shops, deal direct with the "'old
reliable L, T. Soule, Minne
apoligf, Chamber' of Commerce
Wanted.—A girl for general
housework.. 3Wrst H, JB, Baird
5tii street, v,
See me for good oak
and 10 cord lota.—C. A D«^ge.
address of William Tallant. Bis
address ''Ufa Pevile about
rieocwery can prob-
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Dakota* November 24 1905.
A TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
A Cheer for JeS Davis Starts light in.
Which Three Uen Are Killed
in West Virginia.
Naugatuck, W. Va:f lov.' -13.—A
cheer for Jeff Davis by a driinken man
on Beayer creek on the Kentucky sid^
of the river Friday resulted tn a bloody
tragedy in which three men were
killed and three others* were wounded.
There had been much drinking affer
the election on Tuesday. Con Estep,
an old confederate soldier, was among
the men who had become intoxicated.
When he yelled: "Hurrah for Jeff
Davis!" C. Prater, a young mah in the
crowd told EStep to "shut up or he
would kill him." Enoch Bentley, an
other member of the crowd, .told Rstep
to "hurrah for anyone he pleased.'.'
Prater turned upon Bentley and emp
tied his pistol at short range, all five
shots taking effect. After he had
fallen Bentley shot and killed Prater.
Rube Morgan, a friend of Prater's,
who had shot Bentley after the latter,
had fallen, fired at Tom and John
Bowjing, friends of Estep, and then
fled, but he was shot and mortally
wounded by. the Bowlings. Bentley
died soon after the shooting, anfl Mor
gan died two hours later. During the
fight John Sadler, belonging to the
Prater-' gang, was dangerously wound
ed. The Bowlings were both hit, but
not fatally hurt. An election bet had
caused, hard feeling between Estep and
Prater. The excitement over the trag
edy is intense and another clash of
the factions is expected.
Took mean Advantage.
Mrs. Gabbie-:No,. indeed I don
have that woman doctoi' any more.
Mrs.. Qiieery—Why, I -thought you
liked her.
"O, she got to be hateful. She tisefi
to keep the thermometer in my mouth
nearly all the time, so that I couldn't
Say a word, while she monopolized the
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It is Held by
SomeButchers
That they, j^annot ^elf higfi
^class meats at ordinary pricesL
and make ja profit. Perhaps!
not—at the profit fliey want.^
ItJs done here.
The Finest Meats
are So
ftsSs
'you cub off A'slice of meat, as that
cutting edge will not runNdown to
"qhees&erige" when a little pressure is putilS
tipon it. 1 When the Steel is, applied itf$f
needs only a dozen strokes-^-no morep®
maybe less IT The Forks are of the latest
designs and are strongly constructed of?,*
the best procurable materials.
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peat it: the knife blades are all of the same/
quality—this best—and the difference in
pi-ices is because of the finish, Of
course it is not possible to describe the-,
beauty of these sets: *the rich, massive
Stag horn handles, the Silver bolsters with'
their handsome designs, and the* general
superior construction-they have to be seen
in order to do thfem justice. II With everjr/
/•Set
a beautiful case is given free.
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us at regular rates
Customers caqf rely upon frit"
ting,. Beef,
Veal",
Lartib and
Porfc'" that will please and
satisfy. 'Tender, toothsome
cuts at moderate prices,
lake
Meat Market
r,T.rox,pr.p
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are the kind of sets that are found in the
best hQmes. 1 Inspection always solicited^
These
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DEYILS LAKE, NORTH DAKOTA
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Accommodations for par
lies. Funerals on short
notice. Prices alwip
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A few oft
Our Leaders
2 piece Game Carver with
bone handle, just the
thing for carving small
iff fowl $2.75
3 piece set with Stag hand-
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3 piece set with Stag hand
SfUjfcs, better f|$fj
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$4.50
3 piece set with Stag hand?
3 piece set with extra
Stag handles andheavy
silver bolsters
We have others
GEORGE W. MOORESi
Real Estate, Reservation Homesteads
Inherited Indian Lands, Fire, Lighting
HaU and Tornado-
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Office north of Brennan Blk. Phone 228. Devils Lake, N.
P& 41
DON'T LET COtD.^'w^
GET A' HOLD
The be^f way to avoid fc&ving a cold is to take,'«
when the first syraptems appear, something that wilU'5
prevent its development. If you don't do this-it's
generally a long fight, and the cold may use you up«
before you get rid of it.
1-^r. Bell's Pine T5r Honey, if taken as soon as th©v&
first syroptons of a cold appear, will at once stop* th^^C
cold's advance. If'you neglect yourself until the cold /.,
is developed^ there's nothing that will cure quicker
thorough cure usually in tweuty-foui hours,
Price 25
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