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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-20

iteo, Sfipe, 9tptisbing NtorS, $50
itpr. Ribe og De eurige 9pcr / Strn'
fioroeu.
@~ienuemieiliu9eu oeo S%tmiioroen
ira aattegut til Geitcrbnpet pil giue
Ell befpem og iifter SeilaoS frd oct
enc SAP til oct unoet, n~iforte GtItan'
cen melcm Eiteriis' % Roriisbaune
/ Ell bctpoCIia @rao, mcOenS Den ia
tciuIoe SeiiuoS rumOt ont SfngGl
poa ocnnc NIaaoe iOr en- O9ieutIia
Del oil mogaaeS. ut S~eiIaoicn
qienncm 2imiiorocn Iougt oiI bare
at foretrpffe for SciIaOS giennem
9eiicr @ilhelm.& auaI, / oct minoite
Tor Sttbe til og ira Ell iterre Del al
9toroii6bapnene o. Ocu engeIite 3u'
nal, err hGoet ouCr enbuer IOiol. SoOr
mango gienncifeliu % bOor itore &o'
pitalcr. Der fan irelies, la0er Jig
ielolgle9eltg life ltge; men at ell ltor
Gel al sc Weuneifcliu og DC Ser
oicr, Ger nit aaor tabt paa SDaauoS
&eitfpit, nil frnnc ipareS, er iuoID'
icnoe. Spi9 bette Groieft bliuer gicu'
remiert, bil man ogiaa for en- uP'
Gel funne m6gna De itore
llOqiiter OeO Ocu 6orbeortng al Gs.
berg SoUn, iom ngteS ~iorCtoget.
Seq ti1o6er mig at imsoeie Reaie'
ringcn5 og Higsoogcn8 Spnr; eUens
tlleIt me6 uGrmerc 5ilfieuOegiUeIie
CT, rnoer boiIfc gtIfdar G]ouce&iioneu
I'll flrue gipeS."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-20
Simfiorofanalen

Sra &iebcubopn meOoeIcS oen 2S.
6ebruar:
Gen fieuote Stib5reoer, @roSiercr
GIireo Gbriiteuien / aisbcnbapu bar
til Hegiering og HiaoOug inoienOt
Anbragenoe ON &ouceSiiou paa Ell
Glan, Der bill pGffe SpmPrtiombco
iuopel Der biemme iom / lloIouoct;
en- aonalllerlng al Simiior0en iaa
az 0enue ira ct proftiif taIt lilffet
%nobaD bIiper Ell for Stortruiifen
iarbor Foaiage / &igbcO meo aciicr
gSiIbelm' aanolen.
@rosierer Gbriitianicn5 Gn0rugcn.
6e lD0cr / fin SeIbe0 ioaIeoeS:
"ulnoertcgncoe tiaooer iig Grbs.
Digit at an0rage Re9ieriug on HigS'
Dag ON at erboloe aonceSiion pua
%llOOpbuiua al Simfiorben, iaaIeoe8
at Den blioer farbar for itore Sftbe
al 22-2l 6oos Gpbgdaen6e.
Get paatGufeS al bDggc Yfoler til
CT GpbOe al omfring > Same no /
8eIterbaOet moro % ipb for 3bpbo.
ren.SunaIcn Og at lace 2imfioroeu
rna DC Ste0er, boor Der life finoeS
"a 500 8ano, gienuemgrapc og no.
Opbe I belle lin 2Guqbc til aaIborg,
hoorfru DER iii antteaat oaereoe err
% 500 gan0.
SonceSiioren snife5 paa getinaelic
,af at oct %aouiortnr:, ser oil G.ip,
reolat al iuocn' % u6enIan6He ri,
nanciers, crboIoer Ret til at opfsGpe
en- aigiit al ale Sfibe, Der 6eiarer
(bDbors aanaIen. mcO ltn0taqclig
at iaa6onne 5artsier, iom fan pas
iere aanolen / oens nlioGrenoe Sa5,
De. aigiiten, bpis Sterrclie bliper
at faItiGtte al HegierinQen OF aon.
%iortiet. oil / bnert SilfGloe life oorr.
Ittge ben, Ser betales i Seller &il.
beIm'&analen, Iigeiom Ser 6unifa
Wariue5 Sfi6c oil babe fri o. for.
trinspis Fa5iaar giennem aanalcu.
Get oil %iormooentIig oqre ouerfle,
oigt o%oerfor Regieriug og Rigsoaa at
irembPue Dc rnnaoelige 5oroeIe. Ct
iaa0ant groietts @iennemfsrelle bill
bare, oels oco at iaa oen itore o.
Opbe Saon peo 5buborseu, bells pso.
at Der peO DC pnntGnfte 1oler bliper
iitret en- fonitaut 0pboe / Snoieilir.
gen. builtet piI gisre set muliet for
Snrtsier Ill enbuer Sio OF unoer allc
6orboIS at fomme inc | 9oerbupuen
CO berirn giemem annuIen. @ien.
nemgrnuniugen pil beuirfe. az Gar,
tsier al itor SisrreIie % 9pbgnaen'
De fan anlebe iamtlige SGpne oa
apititrGfuinger / oen aaeritsrite Gel
al Simiioroen oeo epent. lofaIe 10.
bpbniuser til 2empig, Strler, Obi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-20
@rep SEQ SoIdpis 9eIbreo

er III after goo, efter at ban fulo.
ItPnotg bar ooerItaaet Sslserne al
ct Salo meo &eiten, iom for noaelt
Sio iiben tilitsOte BAN paa Ell &ioes
tlIr. Gen gamle 0igter f~oretar Dag
Zig LANCE Spabierture % IGier oq
beIporer ombggGeIiot ben WGngbe
@repe, iom itrsmmer ino til BAN fra
belle europa. Gen ber9mte ruSiiife
Ginniitin6e, Raoame @an0a Gan.
bonita, Tom er boiatte / Gari$, bar
nplig pna en- Sourn6 / GuSlono be-
iogt 0igteren paa Sianoia 8oIiona.
Sum iptIte paa oenne Bourne
ganrmel franif Muiif pna ct GIn.
pecin ira BET 1SOe Iurbun0rcs
be, og @reoinoe SoIitoi boooe ga
ier6t &lrnItnerinoeu en- SnobDoelic
til at fomme NO oa ipiQe FOR 9igtc.
ren, iom megct gierne piI0e bore be
Qomle Relooier. @fterat bun bopoe
ipiQet no9le Stpfter al 9of, So.
meat og Goitpcrin, ia SoIItoi: Get
G life blot en- GIGbe for mig at bere
0iSie Soner, oct er Ell 9efrGiteIie al
belle min aunitopiottcIie. 9e bar
fcrt mig inO i en- anben Serben. -
Seq Iuffer ginene og tror of bore
rpffet tilbnge Gioen til oct tS0c
NorbunOreOe; ie9 er iaa gammeL at
ieg nGiten fan betragte oct iom nit
edet"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-20

SiIbub fra 8 ugifte % 2 siite MGno,
Der bill bpre fig hos BAN. ~Iine
Sprefarer gier cp | SOucn ON Wor.
senen, bGrer no til Spiuene, meIfer
aisrene % sisr bOoOiombeIit, Der
maa gieres,. tiger han. Seq Ieier
gooe NGno % betoIer Dem aobt og
bebonoIer Dem rietigt, Or Der en-
Cirrus eller anben SognpicIie / 9Gr.
beben, Iaoer ieg benz inn Seite til OF
reiie oertil, bpis Oct life faIoer alt
for trapIt; freezer ei heller. at sc ifaI
tiene op igien ben table Sib. Noor
Der er Regnbage, plo8cr ie9 Dem life
noe / @eoen. CIR ser Inlet ns0peu.
Oigt SnbenbsrSarbei(c, beoer ieg
DEM IGie | geeer o. @Iaoe. &c
ifisnuer, leg albrig bill oneranitrpnge
Dem, men unber SuObpiminaen aisr
DC uoeu pibere tit oIlcr bcoite. Sea
ifoffer gooe Seite og Heoitober. Seq
ifipnber aIbrig, men tommer paa
fortroIig SOB meb Dem, iaa ser op,
retteS gieniibig SortroIigbcS oq gg.
teIie. Seq bor ieIp pGret SpreforI
og pes, boorIeoes en- iao0an ber be.
banoIcs. SeiIen er life paa Ianqt
nGr bare hos SprcfoItcnc." Gette
iioite er netop bpoo ri icIp tror. 9u
6nrmcr bsr iGtte Dig / SDrcfarcnS
YlaoS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-20

perer oct meb sgsselauce eler nnocn
Sauce.
Gnoler er boabe biaiae OF nG.
renbe og biirbe benptteS mere M, ga
al anben 5rugt or iaa obr. Eli
"Sonbpides" er oe uomcrtet, bpiS
man boffer Dem % blonoer nlco Dem
INF, loo 6Isoe, iaa oct bIir paSie til
at imere paa SmgrrebrsS. Wuu
fan oaida bnpe en- Gel oohdtfeoe
HsoOefierner /. Get er beoit at
BRUCE "@robom" .@rso cuer "sSbolc
@beat"' 9rso, til oiSie "Sanbipi.
Dies.
GuSfib. Salat.
ct Suuo Goofiib IGagcS / @ano
Rottcn oper, foges Innaioutt, til set
or mort, % berries for Stino OF
Ben. Wnu piuer 6iifcn FIN o. bIau.
Der meb Den fire fogte foIbe Iotctcr,
opifooret | Scruirgcr % TO baFfeoe
~boorSfogte s@a. Sibt BARN gooif
~fortpnOcS meb fogenbe Sauo. brI.
oeS oper bette oa oct itoar iaaIcoeS
en- Stmc. Sige fsr oct ifaI ieruereS.
blouber man goo Nnpounaiic me0
oct % bar Oen ioa opeupoa ct Sag
Of itnbaffet SaIat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-20

San toa Den. Cars Susmon6: Sc
futile be SusbonO ian pent og poffert
ON en- Iiten Sonr 9rPn'pin; ie bar
iaa ponot / Soften, 90 grpn'pin fla
para ioa 9oot fsr ileft, bar je bsrt.
SuSbono ifiGnfer IiOt / ct gIgIqs,
og ears oriffer oct.
SuSbouo: Iafierno, oref on op
oct, Ears, ie truoOe, on ifuIoe brute
oct pna Soften.
ears (neo ct lunt SmiD: Ga.
bette 9rEn'uine gaar nof baabe tel
Sue aa 9eno ia fig Sid oct, Sus.
bond; bebBpe lite pPra bange ia set.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-20
GoShib.S alat.
5iif mcS Gfis.

Eli Ell Sop foIb fogt 6iif, taaer
man p Sop fogt Hiienarpn. 4 baoro.
fogte geg, en- Spiieife Smer, IiSt
Salt % anpcme.G cber. 3iifen be.
fries ierit for SfinO og Gen % piles
fin. Smerct imelte8; bcri bar man
iaa 6iif, Hiiengrpr % oe bnoro-
fOgte SGgacbuiber, iom er ifnnrct %
/ gauite imoo Smffcr, iomt Salt og
Eeber. Mau rsrer | oct belle Chen,
til oct er aoot g]iememuormet, bor
oct iaa op paa ct Dnrmt Sac og gni.
Der iaa 9eGgebIommerne aiennem ct
9eriIag (eler prcSicr oct aienncm
en- "Eototo. Hicer") % Orp&ier bette
pao Soppen. Oct moa ieruereS iao
beot, iom mlIig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-20
Salat Of NppcIiiner o. Sablcr.

appeliiuerue itrGIles f%oriigtig,
iaa man faor alt oct buioe, inorc
SfnI al. Soa fleper man Dem
longSefter. % iori6ger ogioa at iaa
Den inbpeuSige bpioe Rasie i~icrnet,
oa benne ogiaa Gr bitter. Eli 6 glpeI.
finer, iom er ifooret OBJ / imaa Stpf'
fer. tager man ct gitno Saoler,
booraf man bar uotneet Steuerne
og iom efterpao er itaoret op / imaa
Stpffer. @au bIauSer BET meo fol.
aeuoe Sauce: 3 gGgeebIcmmer bis.
pes goot og irsres en- baIp Sop puI.
periieret Suffer % en- Sop Ips Bin,
eIler Ell Stop appeIiinioit, bpori man
bar bIanSet Iiot Gitroniaft. Gala.
ten I9gges paa SalatbIaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-20
Gbcrrn Snlat.

Sou man iou irtife @oreQc,
(GberrieS) er 0e notltrIigpi5 beOit
men De ipItcoc goor oaiaa an. Mor
tager Giernernc no, % / bper SuI,
ming logger man ioa en- gilbert
R~sooefierue, iom i6rit er opcrbGInt
meo fogenbe %on0, ioa oct iuopcn,
oige BRINE Sfi1ro fan fleffeS al. Ror
logger WoreIernc paa SaIat 9lai
% bGIoer WaDondiie ODER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-20
"SuSucuueu".

Seq bar mobtaget Spmaitinen Gus
0cnHen", iOm icB ieuNte eiter, og ibre5,
ret or en- riati8 pen Raiiiue o. gigr ida
goot HrbeiNe iom nogeu dnoeu Ian uos
i6rc. 5raateu toitcbe 500.
VcrIig SiIicu til "Gecorab Gotten"
% oen5 SGiere.
Irs. 9. u. grictiou.
gsmpnN. y. ,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-20
st Gar Raao.

@amIe Stpffer "IeIbetecn" bsr
man giemme pdn, 6n 6e er u6merfet
til at poIere SeIutsi, MeSiin9 0. /. b.
meb.
8arm MeIf 49, 10 parmere, 10
bebre, - er u0merfet at briffc buis
man er iorfieIet % meget opfoif.
fenoe bpiS ma er opcrtrpt. Wau
maa briffe Den meget Iuugiomt, itaI
man babe llobpttet al ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-20
GbufOlaSc mcO "Rnribmaauws'
iitcSctfOr SlBSeifnm.

Boo Soppcn al bper Sop foacnoe
Gbofolooe logger man Ell Rarih.
malop. 9eunc blir bIso og let al
garmen / G~bofoIaoen og letter en-
lin Smag pau 0enne, og oe$rt6en Ter
oct meget uppetitIig no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-20
SaoSclpuooiua.

20 Stopper "@rabam" .Mel. en-
Stop SaSler, "iteneOe@ og baffeoe,
y Sop @oIasies, 12 Sop finbaftet
SoIg, y Sbeite SOoa. TO Sbeifeer
aaneI, aaebamoe og 3eaif iom er
blanoet inmmeu, iamt Iiot Gait
9ian bar bette op | en- guooing.
5orm og foyer oct to Elmer og Ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-20
quiet np Riokkrnrt.
Rtsiseret Of en- sraftil busmOosI
grpS. 5rngt Sage.

Gu "Deait.Gafe" opbIsoe8 / Ell
Sop Iunfent gotcte$ &ono, irere&
iaa meget WteI, at oct bIir iom en-
a%lminbelig Rsre % itonr iaaIebes
Ratten oper pad ct pormt Steo. On
Worgenen bar man en- Del Wfel OF
9rsofaoet, rsrer oeri en- Quart BARN
Wtelf, Dealt. Rsren > Stopper Suf'
fer, Ell Sbeife Salt, en- Sop Smer, ct
Guno &orinter, ct Hln0 "ieeoleiS"
Iaiitns, ct Euuo &nInpoOer, Ell Sfe
Gitron. eller 8aniIicsGrtraf % ire
piipeoe g@g. Saa tno6cr man Mel
l. iom man eaers gier meo @rsO, og
laoer oct itua paa ct Unrmt Steb, til
oct bar bGpet fig ri8tia aoOt. Oct
formes iaa iom imoa grso, iom lGg.
ges | Eunoer % mar De bor brpet
fig goot, imsrer nan Smer ooer, on
orpsier Sufter "a 4onct oper. DC
itegeS | Ell life FOR oarm @~ageroon,
til De er gobt Qieuuemitegte. 9ette
boloer fig ganite Ipuge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-20

ut SsIbrsse en- 8srfisIcIir paa en- Tas.
Saa gnrntipe Vrpmn Euininc Tablets. vile apu
ihtfsre lilbdgcbetaIer Yeuacuc. bBiS be teller al bel
brsoe. q. E. erppt's RduuetTEl CT tdu bUer gGftc. csc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-20
SrncsSalut.

Gn Safe Gelatin, enten brio eacr
roo tiaaoe$ eitcr Spifriiten poa
Boffcu, oa tiIiUtte5 "Smog" eftcr
@ebag. Soo bar man bptoc 9rlrer,
bporaf man ferit bar uOtnget aiers
nerne, op / imoo Stenfopper, iom cr
bpppet / fol0t %nno. Gen Oarmc
8ele bGloe5 oOcr, buorpoa &c itoor
til De er itioc. Sc bpGIpe5 no nuar
De ifoI ]ierpercs, ITgoes pon Solot,
Blade og ieroerea meo @oponuniic.
bpori man bar bion0et mer emo al.
minoeIig meo uiipct 5lsoe.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-23
Vine Covered Buildings.

The time was when the presence of
trailing vines on the exterior of build
ings was largely reminder of ruins
and the symbols Of neglect. Ivy, wood
bine and moss were alike voted to be
Indicative of decay. But a change
has come over the spirit Of our dreams
IN this respect as in many other mat
tiers. Today creeping vine attach
ing itself to house or block affords
proofs Of an aesthetic taste. and the Gus
tom has been largely adopted in some
cities and towns Of covering the walls
Of buildings with a perennial vine
says the Clinton On. " Courier. Ever
% humble a plant as a morning glory
Is fast rising in popular estimation
Such adornments may serve a double
purpose, hiding defects in the struc-
ture as well as adding beauty to the
exterior There Is an instance in st
Louis where a skyscraper is thus dec
Grated Vine clad cottages are a theme
for the poet and an inspiration to the
painter There is one objection &c
such covering for wooden buildings in
that they sometimes retain the mois
ture caused by rains, but no criticism
avails the crse of brick buildings. W.
have a few instances in Clinton-ap
ought to have more-in which ivy he
been successfully trained up two o.
three stories.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-23
WARNING AGAINST
OYSTER ADULTERAT|ON
Prof. ScoveII Calls Attention to vio-
lati0n of Kentucky Pure
Food Law.

Prof. M. A. Scovell, Director of
the Kentucky Agricultural Expert
ment Station, calls attention to a
ruling by the State Food Inspection
Division with reference to the adul-
iteration of oysters. 1t is as follows
For the information and guidance
Of the wholesale and retail dealers
in oysters and others concerned:
Paragraph l of Section 4 of the
pure food law of the State of Ken
lucky as enacted by the General As
sembly of 1908, deems an article of
food adulterated:
"If any substance or substan-
ces be mixed or packed with it
so as to reduce, lower or in
juriously affect its quality or
strength"
Under this paragraph of the law,
oyster dealers of this State are
warned that the addition of ice or
water to shucked oysters constitutes
an adulteration.
Jobbers and dealers receiving
shucked oysters from packers should
not accept them when ice or water
has been added. and retailers are
cautioned not to add ice to oysters
nor to dilute them with water.
M. A. SCOVELL,
Director Kentucky Agricultural
Experiment Station.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-23

to make youth and innocence un-
happy. They have long ago sent
their imagination and he memories
of their childhood futtering away
into darkness-the darkness of Inn
bo-as if they were nothing more
than loathsome bats. 1t is all very
pitiful; it is something to weep over.
On the other hand, there is nothing
truer. or more wholesome, or more
far-reaching, or more educative, than
creations of sane and healthy mag
nation. The legend of Santa Claus
is true for the reason that it con-
meets the childish mind with the
mysteries of religion, and is a long
step in the direction of real belief.
And now, the farmer wishes for
old and young, the merriest Christ
mas and the happiest New Year the
world has ever seen. He hopes that
the materialists will never be able to
destroy in the minds of the children
the budding faith in things unseen,
the kindling belief in things beyond
their knowledge; he hopes that San
ia Claus will come to them while
they sleep, and hat real Fairies will
dance in their innocent dreams i
Joel Chandler Harris, in Uncle Rem
us's-The Home Magazine for De-
cember.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-23
WEN ma.

Several attended courtday at Mt.
Sterling Monday.
Mrs. James Palmer is visiting rel
atives here.
Miss Eta Wills is visiting relatives
In Winchester.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Math-
erly on December IA, a girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert White of
Kansas are visiting latter's mother,
Mrs. Louis Roberts, at this place.
Several from here attended the en-
tertainment given by Mr.. Robert Ber-
ryman at Ruckerville Saturday.
Miss Callie Mckinney, of Rucker-
vile, is visiting Miss Josie Dawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Roberts and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert White, of Kan
sas are visiting relatives in Ousley
county.
Married at the residence of Mr..
Marion Dawson, Wednesday, Deem
Der 23rd, Mr.. Walter Lonery to Miss
Josie Dawson. The birdie is one of
Clark county's finest young ladies',
while the groom is highly respected
by all who know him. Mr.. John
Gross acted as best man and Miss
Callie Mckinney as Maid of Honor.
We extend congratulations to the
happy couple.
Mr.. Philip Pickett and Miss Alice
Stone spent Saturday In Winchester.
There will be Christmas tree at
the Vienna school house, December
"a.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-23
DEEDS AND TRANSFERS.

The following real estate deeds
and transfers have been fled in the
County Clerks Office for record:
Margaret F. McCreary and w. G.
McCreary, of Asheville, N. c., to
Mrs. Lizzie Smith, a house and lot
on Belmont street for $1,000.
John M. Stevenson and wife, to G..
W. Boone and wife, house and lot
in Brunerville, for $3.50.
David Watts to Mrs. Pattie Pat
terson, lot on Kentucky street, for
$500.
L. Fl. Bush and wife, to W. c. Cur
ry and wife, a lot on Fitch avenue
for 1926.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-23
STUCK IN MUD.

A man stuck In the mud at the
north end of Highland street was
"cussing blue streaks."
A stranger after listening awhile,
said, "What are you cussing at ran
dom for. Why don't YOU cuss some
body?" The citizen answered, 81
would but l don't know whether it
is the duty of the railroads or the
city to put crossing here"
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-23
Some Men.

Men are unappreciative Of efforts OF
their wives to look beautiful. During
the recent absence of an Atchison
man his wife put up her hair in curl
papers every night, and washed her
gray hairs in new kind of tea WON
en- have discovered. She supposed
that when her husband returned home
he would remark her improved appear
ance. But he didn't And his wife is
still pouting --Atchison Globe.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-23
BRUSHING q Stiff Hat.

The girl or woman who listens to the
groans Of husband or brother about his
derby hat being ruined by brushing
win win favor by telling him to use a
soft hat brush or a piece Of Grape to
keep It clean instead of stiff brush.
Men who know enough to brush their
top hats with soft silk handkerchief
are not aware that the surface of a
derby needs almost as careful treat
ment and should be brushed carefully
In one direction.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-23
Poeketbook Atomixers.

For the woman who travels there is
a pocket atomizer which she can carry
around with her. 1t has a screw ar
rangement which keeps the perfume
securely inside, no matter how much
the rubber bulb may be pressed.
Women who are taking long motor
rides are carrying these filed with pun
gent cologne. Nothing so refreshes the
face and wrists after dusty ride as
spray Of aromatic cologne that is not
too sweet
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-23
Claims Record Trip.

Clara A. Grace, an employe OF a
London business firm, claims to have
made a record trip from London to
New York and return. She was
pledged to be back in the English
city on a certain day to release her
colleagues for vacation. She made
the round trip in Is days. She tran
sacted some important business In
New York, remaining in the city only
% minutes.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-23
Where, Oh, Where?

What has become of the inordinate-
ly sweetmeat loving woman? There
are still novelists who have the hardi
hood to depict her at her old baneful
practice of 'nibbling chocolates" dur
ing all the idle hours Of the day. But
in the real world of women the bonbon
gormand has almost ceased to exist. or
If she still ''indulges," it is no longer
in public.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-23
PILOT VIEW.

Several from here attended court
day at Mt Sterling Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. W. Lewis were
the guests Of the formers parents Ct
near College Hill Saturday and Sur
day.
Mrs. VIM. Swope, of West Bend
was the guest of her sister, Mr..
Morgan Gravvit, last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Hamilton, Of
Winchester, visited at the home of
Mr.. G. w. Lewis recently.
Mesrs. j. S. Jordan, of Greendale;
Dee Scruggums, of Lexington and
George Bradley, of Georgetown, spent
last Thursday night at the home of
j. r. Jordans.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-23

DANVILLE, KY, Dec. 22.-In a
runaway yesterday morning, Robert
Phillips, a prominent farmer, was
thrown from vehicle, his head
struck tree, and his jaw bones were
broken and his teeth knocked out.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-23

Two daughters of Prince Nicholas of
Montenegro, the Processes Zenia and
Vera, marched through the streets of
the capital at the head Of procession
Of women few weeks ago urging the
men Of the city to defend the rights of
the nation
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-23
Removing Grease From Soup.

If soup is to be used the same day, it
Is apt to be greasy unless special care
Is taken to prevent 1t. AS you have rot
time to wait until the liquid is cold
enough to remove the cake Of fat from
the top, pour the hot soup through a
cloth wrung out of iced water.
The chilled cloth congeals the grease
and retains it, while the soup passes
readily through.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-23
DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS.

RICHMOND, KY, Dec. 22.-Jen-
nings Harris, aged about twenty
years, died at his home here Monday
night after only short illness. he
is the only son of Mrs, Anse Harris,
of this city, and is well-known.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-23
Who Deserves the sympathy?

A fellow doesn't always know where
to place his sympathy. A Massachus
sets man with so children was ar
rested for nonsupport of recently ar
rived twins.-Toledo Blade.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-23
Hard Task for Some

Considering what bad features some
individuals have. it is not surprising
that they cannot keep their faces
straight.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-23

Don't eat your meals quickly. This
causes indigestion and a red nose.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1908-08-27
ReobIun Briefs

The Southwest Telephone Co.
put in toll phone at E. Mathews
store, which gives US connection
with Meade now.
VIM. Mueller, of Mcfarland, Kas.
was here last week buying cattle,
returning with. a shipment.
The Misses Boehler are visitors at
the home of Christina Brinckman.
A brother of Mrs. w. E. Fletcher
from Iowa visited few days at the
Kerr racnh last week, leaving Fri
day.
Mrs. H. F. Gornemeyer and the
children left Monday morning for a
weeks visit with Mrs. J. F. Klein
haus at Haven, Kansas.
Mrs. May Wiswell left Sunday for
Hutchinson, Kas., to visit friends.
We are very thankful for the good
rain we received last Thursday.
Cordes and Werdeman began
threshing last week.
1. Weaver, of Partridge, Kas., is
visiting at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. D. D. Smith, since the first of
| last week.
Mrs. A. M. Wiswell returned Sun
day from an extended visit at Stat
ford, Kas.
Mrs. H. Gruemken, Jr., is enjoy
ing a visit from her brother, Clar-
ence Werdeman, of Pittsburg, Kas.,
who arrived last Sunday.
(This weeks')
Mrs. D. D. Smith and children
left last Wednesday for Partridge,
Kas. She was accompanied by hel
father, l. Weaver.
Another nice shower last Friday
Jacob Cordes sold his part in the
: threshing outfit.
A number of our folks are plan
ming to go to Mr.. Courthouse on the
Cimarron to buy peaches. They
range in price from soc to 9oc :
bushel.
A social gathering was given al
Henry Blinckman's Sunday, in hon
or of Christina and Paulu's birth
day.
GERMANY.