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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-16
Reflections of a Bachelor.
From the New York Press.

HNs1.
The man who can make enough.
money to he able TO afford a valet has
100 much sense to.
The most happiness a woman gets
out of being married is She can't be
called an old maid.
What a woman likes about going to
church is she car talk about anybody
who stays away.
A woman is willing to confess her
faults to any man who is unwilling to
believe she has any.
a wife a be very useful to her
husband by going TO bed first and
warming up the sheets for him.
When you go to put your arm
o a girl and she isn't there. she
expects she probably will be next time
or h would have been the first.
The later a woman Is when she IS
going out with her husband the surer
she is at the corner to remember she
didn't kiss the baby goodby and must
go back and do it.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-16
Qisloeafion

A superintendent of the elementary.
schools of New York city was making,
his dreaded rounds among the teachers
of a girls school. He suddenly opened
the door of one classroom and asked
the cache in charge:
What are o doing in nature
study?"
She hurried out of the room and
fetched out a basket of bones.
I'VE are taking up the vertebrates,"
h remarked.
Very good. indeed said the super
intendent, and he hurried out. pleased
with the evidence OF industry and In
terest in school work.
Half an hour later he appeared In q
neighboring ROOM, n taking q COM
prehensive glance, remarked: What
have you done in nature study?"
She. too. from somewhere fetched out
a basket of bones.
1T seems to me that I have seer
this basket Of bones In another room
BEFORE" ventured the superintendent.
Sir" she Indignantly replied. these
are my own bones."
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-16
M

The king of Spain evidently believes
IN Low matches only within certain
limitations and has forbidden the Duke
d'Alba to marry Miss Townsend. the
beautiful Philadelphia girl. He is said
to have reminded the duke that in
these days dynasties are none too GER
tain. and that a truly patriotic mans
first duty is to his country. The duke
is said TO AVE bowed gracefully to the
will Of his sovereign and Cupid is in
despair. There are many Miss Town
SENDS" the king is said to ave re-
marked. but only one Duke d'Alba."
The German emperor is, as every
one knows, an advocate Of the simple
life and has determined to put down
the tendency to luxurious living so pre-
valent in the aristocratic circles of Ber-
lin. n great court lady happened to
be the object of a sharp lecture on ex-
trayagance from the kaiser and she
resolved to retaliate. She appeared at
y recent court ball with her husband.
whose linen was shamefully got up"
so badly as to attract the emperor's
the kaiser. Il cannot congratulate you
on your laundress.' The seemingly
we'll merited rebuke did not discomfort
h de%linquent's wife. "s'ire.' replied
the aristocratic lame. "since hearing
your majesty's remarks l have taken to
dohii my iuSOdUu = SIRIUS InVSclT.E
Gossip does not relate what the inn
perial advocate of economy thought or
said, but the story is true and is now
going the round at Berlin to the secret
amusement of those who hear it.
Few women have such magnificent
Jewels as Baroness de Forest, who. at
the time of her marriage. received a
rope OF pearls value at c 70.0 900 from
her husband. She Is the sister of Lord
Gerard and being fon of gardening she
lid much in her girlhood to improve
the rose garden at Eastwell park, her
brothers place near Ashford. She has
always loved outdoor pursuits, is fond
of pets, has hunted from her earliest
childhood and is now an expert mo-
eorist as well as a fine horsewoman.
Baron de Forest. a n%aturalized British
subject. is the adopted son OF the late
Baron Hirsch. He is fond of sport and
81 extremely wealthy. He has houses
IN London and Paris and owns large
estates in Austria.
Mrs. H. M. King. whose magnifcent
ranch home is situated two miles east
Ut KinGsville, Tex, recently has added
another tract of land embracing $780,
600 acres to her holdings. The pur-
chase of this land n few days ago from
| Captain o Tod and associates makes
Mrs. King he largest woman land
owner in the United States. and prob
ably the largest in the world. Her
landed possessions now aggregate
100000 acres. The next largest wom-
4, an land owner Is Mrs. c. Adair, whose
ranch, situated in the Panhandle of
| Texas. aggregates 1850 900 acres. I'm
til Mrs. King made her purchase of an
additional 100. 600 acres a few DAYS
ago.. Mrs. Adair held the record of
owning more land than any other wom-
an in his country.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-16
If top board to upper edge of front Of

of top board to uppe- edge of front of
box.
This provides ample space to supply
and move the fuel. The top is COW
cred with oil cloth. turning edges under
and tacking neatly. This makes u
place for water pail. wash basin, etc.
Twenty inches above the wood box
Is a small o 2 feet high. 6 inches
from front 10 back. and wide enough
to reach the inner side of door castings.
This is fastened firmly to the wall.
1t is divided into three parts by shelves
and a pretty curtain makes the front.
In Inc w shelf 1 have four small
boxes containing. respectively, salt,
iour. sugar and coffee. The second
shelf holdc the soda, baking powder,
spices. and a small pail for meat drip
pings. The upper division contains the
oat meal box. says Woman's Life. The
space the wood box and the
wal! cupboard is covered with oilcloth
like that covering top of wood box.
The boxes are painted same as wood.
work. II looks neat. and is very con
Vcnipnt.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-16
TESTED RECIPES.

ECONOMY CHOCOLATE CAKE
An economical! cake when butter and
eggs are high priced: One-half cake
Bakers chocolate or three large table.
~spoon1uis cocoa. one-half cup milk. ona
egg yolk; mix together and boil until
thick; add butter size of a walnut. one
cup sugar, one and one-half cups flour.
one-half cup milk. with one teaspoon
soda. one teaspoon of vanilla. n
will make two medium sized layers.
Put together with Il boiled icing of oua
cup sugar and white of egg.
BAKE POTATOES WITH BACON
To get best results tax large potatoes,
cut hole through center from one end
to the other, insert Il thin piece of ba-
con to fit hole. and then bake.
VEAL AND OYsTERs.-Make a
brown with a spoonful of nice fresh
butter and lard. Chop a pound of nice
tender young veal. Flavor with salt
and Pepper. Put in a frying pan. add
IA little flour: let it come to a good
color. add a cupful of oyster water and
some we'll chopped parsley. Let it cook
half an hour over Il slow fire. Add your
oysters and let them cook five minutes.
Never allow your parsley to fry. This
makes Il delicious stufIing for chickens
and ducks by adding a little stale bread
crumbs. Mrs. c. Vinton Henry.
FLIPS.-Two cupfuls of milk. on.
egg. n te%aspoOnful each of salt, bak.
ing powder, and graham -four 10 stir
stin. Have butter hot in skillet and
fry in small spoonfuls. Cover while
ookin and do not burn.
YULE DOLLIES.-These are OLD
Christmas sweets for children. Cream
together one-half cup butter, one cur
sugar, d gradually two well beaten
eggs. n tablespoon rich cream. or
milk. n teaspoon vanilla, and three
cups flour. With which has been sifted
two teaspoons baking powder. Stand
Tor an hour in extremely cold place.
Have ready a tin cutter in the shape OF
a doll about five inches long. Roll
dough out OH board one-half inch thick
and cut into dolls. Brush zach with
milk and dredge with powdered sugar.
Use currants for eyes and bake I'm
creased pans in a moderate oven. When
cold decorate the skirt of each doll with
ruffies of frosting. Wrap separately IN
sheets Of waxed paper. Pack in boxe,
with n sprig of holly. tying the bon
with red ribbon. These may be mads
n time before Christmas.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-16
1iNTFoR sMALL II

II your kitchen is small try my plan
for a wood box and what partly takes
the place Of a kitchen cabinet. The
only place for the wood box in our
kitchen is between the pantry and bed
room doors. a space Of only 30 inches.
the required size-30 inches long. ~
inches high, and II inches wide. A
board. 1: inches wide. is placed over
the top. and the front IL left open one
foot from the top. the ends of the box
are sawed to slant from the front edge
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-16
A BRIGHT ~ideadline.

Jacob A. Riis. author and journalist.
was talking about bright newspaper
headlines.
las briEh1 a headline as I know"
said he. was written by a youth Of is
in a San Francisco newspaper Office.
There was a bill up to prohibit the
sale Of alcoholic drinks within four
miles of the University Of California,
and this bill h youth headed:
A Act to Promote Pedestrianism
Among Our students.'"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-16

Manila Is to have n big carnival thu
first week in February. 1908, t o bring to,
gether the people of the different ISL
ands Of the archipelago. as we'll as citi-
Gems Of the neighboring countries and
colonies.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-16

The gown here depicted is u good model for theatr or informal evening
ear. the heavier grade # crepe de chine in silver gray being used for the
and attn of IA shade deeper formed braces IL the high belt The chenisetta
vas Il form" cut of satin in points each finished with a silver drop nan
The yoke vas of inc white chHniny ace IN tucked hilton. nc Il little ruche
Of narrow satin ribbon vas also used The skirt was in tsned length n a
plated about the hips
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-06-24
lr5re Saves Then,

While the gastroponic feats are in
your ELind, listen 70 This tale Of 2
French cook. she was Nine Dubrat
u he Rue du Dragon who was walk.
ing one day near The Seine when Nn4
JalltnL Z dressnaker. fell into the
river from The Quai M2laouais. l.
jumped man. but he came near IN
drowning himself as the current bore
hem away, when Nine. Dubrat the
cook. came 70 the spot Nine. Dubrst
carried z big green umbrella and open.
Ing il, il she jumped. She went bob.
Ding OF on the river, holding the green
umbrella above her as float or nara.
chute and grasping the man. and he
he girl. she pulled the whole clsmuv
caravan 70 the bank. Nine. Dubrat's
green umbrella saved the day. and the
cook Of The Rue du Dragon is the hero
ne OF Paris. She is 10 get a medal
from the project Of police.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-06-24
Playing with q Ecy.

Last summer the cyclone that
passed over portion Of Alabama
found ls-yesr-old boy named Albert
Horsford driving along the highway in
q buggy. He heard and saw the storm
coming. but could not get out OF its
way. He remembers being picked up
and Whirled round and round. and the
next thing he knew he was in tho
river and hanging 10 the horses tail
The horse and boy landed on the
bank. but when the buggy and the gro.
ceries In il were searched for thew
could not be found. The harness hsa
been blown on the horse, and the
boys hat and coat were gone. and he
says he doesn't like that sort of p,av.
mate. The same rush OF wind landed
a COW in q treetop. and In struggling
TO get down and see what il was All
about she fen and broke her back
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-06-24

= -r- E--s- -s-lr-s- -uas- r-f GU
~ -.a -a.- hundred -ss-f W. cao-
-s- e., -.- Orient sccrr- .-g -. 5.forc
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home .s,c = oa. e-r-- .upgre-.st-
a-- b. gr--g sr.t--r ~, No. crolcaE.
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re s-Fr-g s-c f----g-1E u-tl.e-a-
tlz r.-r-.-sf,- Is q, = p M
week T-e asr g ealing sJ-oe ~
Tr- s.c sou must r@EDy1c e Ds-
comes -1a, VI, moving nat -1sy
co. I've '.If I'e ru- y-ca srs ~.
~ rgt scva--1-l You must T.
s.. -la- 5esJ-.f-l cox yl-a-sy1
- ANY s-1 -p1c-r1est src
E.-s-g-- v.lct W. Fg1v - ur5e-
ssrc ne CreI-s- cts-scte-. TIE
ID -tegrF va ..st -.ere e gUf
seys-a-i-2 sagt src vss- TIE Dew
E-1 - true ls tta- 81 III. sara-
-s'sE Is toclceL-al. ar e. ma
mites Is fg-cs-1e1-aL We must
sesr,1 tDr ne essential ao1 Duild
upon il gyt u De sJg11srce u our
wealth"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-06-24
How 10 Cure
Your Piles

ffszzsss7s fS5 pies srd reg, A..
eases world 61N uy . reliable Isra
ike Dr.. csldweiI's Syrup Pepsir ;,S,s.S
Of rsirg external saves and Euoros;
to-ies, oT having al operate, pe-<o-r.S
they world save themselves z ro,-id :.
trorble. expense and pain The -essn,
II that IL rioe cases OFT Of ten PIES -.
the result Of habitrl conEi2stiou. s1S
when once the constpzfio1 Is iho-ougbj.
cured the piles disappear.
Piles are 70 constipation via, n;,-
pies are 70 bad blood, Simply a. o-,.
ward symptom. And 5rst as face lot;or,
aren't half as good for pinples as good
hsoo< medicine. 50 s&zves sud supootso-,..
sresf half as GOOD tor pEiss az q reiisels "a.
AS cen. OF s. bo-ris WI prove c,es. Claim,
as< everT crnxx1st is Authorized o. g-z-s-te:
resrks. Eno1.e6s Of people hxv. v-i-t-- -
ehst Dr. Cxidperfs syrup fevsir 10 the b-gt -
cue hey know Of xnc 4 ID srrxsy ro-rh ,risi
sror ycz- Nc, czsT rS1 { rrre fhe pies -. :
VII 1ernsnsnnT cor-ec1 bowel troEois 50 ia,
you wiz have sesr1sr DovezoertK- II WI 90
rae ssoz2ch and make digestion easy tor yoz'
Cx. Cahve1S 6yrro feosir 10 he o=E. -vrp-
edy tor eonstipz501- fFs-epeia. bi6o-so.xs
fardezcy. xnc al resultant trproles Er..b 40
pies arising fror diBorderr6 stomach. liver or
bowels. LIS gentle action and piexss-; ass
10 axe 4 especially srftet &C chldrer az a. wbo
and zr-ot1g powders xnc tsbiefs A ,leyEic l.
not what o1e sufferers Dee6- nuf stea6y essy
bowe, rroxeA<r-s. and these cxo be o-rx;rt-S -
tie use Of ch<s woa6ertl remedy. Il b-l,gt
about oeSDzeez: bone ere q rSIci-r-r a
expense.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-06-24
-. Ms.s-t fro~ D.. Wei.

", E1ce -ct Va.HT flowing ron
me same WI go "a, ~ fouuc e
-.ra-s1a -arE LIEarE PAN Ind
.r a.rt--lIc1 ;tpa if EuIE iI-o ne
--luI- fpr Z distance n So tss- and
INSIDE -tls Is { fve-iucn Jtpe witch
cf--.ac rsr~iac oyvu somewhat
.s--ra-. FRESH varer fryu -ue inns
stone 6--a-Urr comes ~ between -oe
v1 clpe- vi = vs-sf vrlen -ss-es
ar- smells g-rJ-glr q hydrogen SUI
---s comes ~ -rrouEI rns tvs-inct
lpf FROM Z lgvar stratum Tns 81.
~ vatar 6yvs = -1- rsta u ga.
l"r ( 2, uu'e from t1e drinking four-
-elr rrDr ~ vAu wine -ue fragt
vs-er flows WIZ smaller VOLUME from
- aJJpt - Ter dlE-sr--Lyrdor
Ci1ye
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-06-24
c..Lt.,, Nss-lr ce~rls....

Tr,la Esu VII sDyu have airt-
.rsl3-Dsw fighting shps-s sset al
-y themselves. The new armorel
"--issr &O--n Carolina wtic1 Is y
Ds cyuusuded o. CAPT. " 4. MAJ
sIal- 1yw cDuusr cant u tne bgs-yr
navy yard. ls 90 ysr cent. completed
O-tsr Etips within 3 isw pOiuts q
~ 100 marx IL ne percentage IF
complexion are ths Idaho. bs-tlesnip,
= .. Kew Hampshire Dsttlsstip.
81 %. Montana aryDyed cruiser.
- SO, CDsstsr, scout cruiser. b55S:
Birmingham. scout cruiser, $3.50
salem, scout cruiser ss.21: EuDmS,
me ~. IS.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-06-24
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s-c. - >-yI % RsnnDoa-

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r-ifr ~ manhood sra- ss-f-r 2 uUr uoc-
81 vrsIC Lac e. ErsrElu- % s-fIss-icf
stTsa- sl.r - no--1-. ssfF ~ Nsv
yc-s r-f.sf ~ vaE ( v nDissBtlE nesi-
- FL -.luu5rE supplies II L sS-Es
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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-06-24
The
New York
Tribune

while the great exponent Of
Rsp1blicanisn, il always
treats both sides with equal
fairness. The Tr-Weekly
Tribune L z pocket edition
d The Daily Tribune. It ap-
pals especially 70 people who
% noI want % spend the
and tine paying for
md reading z metropolitan
seven daysin the week
We VIII make You z special
campaign o4ar Of SIX months
for 75C.
Write OF cal Il this Office.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-06-24

nprsan fo~res % secopnsze the
SltnisHE FAM n Time

y have ciseUrsrsG -hx1 ! an middle
tip tuv-r TCvr raesu-lv- 81. VIM
sact yea uI,ur The RECURRENCE 0f by
ni-1ndav. dEcls-ss fne- are 70 b. *
sxy=c-inE ne assertion - D. Bccsl1-
sc rr her reia-freE ant trends she
v-np vaE supposed 70 have discovered
ne s7crst u perpetual youth, sank
v'i1tsd 1u-o tfls Morris t1si-
! have ridden tp.-dsr Oh three lines
~ cs-s" sns explained J s1R-1sn
Gown tUv-n by The TROLLEY line. -rauE-
fs--1nE 10 1ns elevated and cEms
hume pv -bs subway ] sloo6 W al
me WY oUwu 1Own End I'd ne way
home she walled
And that proves"
T-ns1 J an 10 longer rounE Dsi-h-
- hare J Yet become ol1 Eli
Simply End unsr--BrriEslr middle
aged
Nhsr L rs-y young woman enters
c-Ovoe6 Ca { score o. men 1urnp
70 1neir feet when { Young woman
enters dU1sr -1Bs- when Dns E-Il
vuung comes n Il lsEE5 NE Er tvD
Bss-E t.. offered, the ws1msn win
v-iiits mar. nUvsd shoulders Enr "a
s-iDE t-ef tas no trouble II Escu;-
inE Z seat But alas. to- -Ds miodjs
EEso- She appeals neither q LDe
spirit IT Eallsurry nor ~ cfEvElrT.
- acnli-E-iuI nov reverence
= hare stool IL csT -o-dsv for
~ f-B- tine Il ny ;'scollsC-iu1-
arcsU -ns tlE- : All middle EEs1
5-iuE H. Z eug - -eK"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-06-24
Wh.r. Circus.t oytTt.

One Dsver thinks 81 he circus 81
, szJr DectiUu with ne 80. srd there
fore Z watsrElcs wsndsrsr was very
much surprised the other Gay 70 zee
: a brilliant Ted-snd-gOlo circus wagon
lacked Up against The curt o. South
street. near Peek slip. His surprise
war swept away moment later by
seeing three men emerge from the
doorway Of tsilmaksrs shop with
great bundles q white. roped canvas
they were getting the big top" ready
ar Us 1ss.XLNsu YoIk FreaA
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-06-24

We refer 10 thEs Dc0n ~ weak It-F QUE
sl.f s-illr women known 81 lr- Piercs
Fsvu-i14 Prescription
I,-. Jniln = vie mss u tins koitU-lEl ettr
Of TIKI EruAcr3c NEI1cEL REVIEW says
pf Unic8-n -DSH Eels'tsGs L,ss'scal viilet
is urr Of the chief ingredients u the Ia
write Prescription
"A remedy winch irrE-iEtly artt a. ute-~
ms ifsrigtg-E- v makes fU; nor1Iss-I &C.
ri-i-y D, ri,s a1IrIre r.yyIsouctivs E3siis'-r-
&c eu1I-inn-s . IL 5.soIsaf W. fss rt r-cics-
rr,srJr xfig.b rK.tlrt frlly answer tpt 2tSZrf
pu-pDss-s thdf Guy giise- n-hE VEh Ehtrt o1S
QcUIsd1sn1.c IL me IreE-u,s.ri &C ats-ss-e -
ssssI wias<.r nIr-s nm present. SIM. lDnscEii.r
1u- 1niE remedial agsnl' 1r t@1t ll'Lbs1
sEvE. Tn. following AN SufDrR Iile ssa1irlf
indIcs1iUnB 10: 5eiDIlas 4 nlcDrz r01rl. ran
Or aching IN The hack With -1epcorrbos !.
s1onic tSenk cDndirtSfA q. he reJr1onrtlrs
D-rxnx ~ SD.ner.- nlent& Depression nnc ~
rf-nD.iirr. = ,ciste1 vitR ciIruuic diseases u
sen n .:s.s r. n. I-r.on ., tSs Eio-
ne-s: uery5rr.sACif ihOOoinrl. Que 10 weak
enec cDrfiri'r u. tbe retsroonctfve system
: 1900 pun 's &C sos s1 H q
aunuGd1[ cu1tcs-iuu 81 me digestive D-EEFs
.ne k&snic ftfain biooc tsi,st- oraErinR
senseeon. an tf's exrrsus A0"es Dsr1 70 tns
II mure OF 1rsf Of the LhgEe srn.f,tons
AZ EHE No iTTi-R Xlu.EI nd -
Se-.er -hEn tEEt Dr.. Plercek HEKQ-Ils
r-1-Nrr,TJl.' OFT % siiz JEsti mt ingrt1F-
IA D VXll- Ii Unicorn -Uot. OF Eeioniss.
sDc -Ds ID hesi properties Of which II
moss faithfully representa-
% eJOiosn sea -opt another prominent
ing-..Sis Of -Faru-i1e P-esc:r Itiurl.'
Pr FIrisy EilngwvDa- NJ. D. O. BeI,-
nsSi Medical College. Chicago. says
III Is II fmv1-sgri remedy n disorders q
IA. vuub In al cE-I--nEl conditions
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