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The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03
KILLS WOULD-BE-SLAYER.

A merciless murderer is Append
-itis with many victims. But DIR.
Kings New Life Pills kill it by pre-
vention. They gently stimulate stom-
ach, liver and bowels, preventing that
cloggiug that invites appendicitis,
curing Constipation, Billiousness,
Chilis, Mala,ia, Headache and IndI.
gestion. 2<c. at Phillips Drug Store.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03
No cut at Cleveland

Cleveland, o., March 3.-As a re-
suit CT the stand taken by the United
States Steel corporation in the dec
laration of an open market, there will
be no reduction OF pay or cut in out
put. according to the declarations of
the best local authorities. The same
authentic sources say the so-called in
dependents have decided to stand
} pat" on the wage question.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03
Embassy a Sacred Snot.

The ground on which an embassy
stands is in theory as we'll as in
practice the territory of the nation
to which its principal occupant be-
longs Even if criminal were har.
bored In an embassy the police cou:.@
not enter the premises without per.
mission
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03
HERES A CHANCE.

The Mansfield Flour Mills have do
mated a barrel of their best -four to
the Broadway Baptist church (color-
ed). The flour is for the benefit of
the church. The name of the person
who secures the barrel will be ar
nounced by Mr.. Mansfield through the
columns of The News.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03
chicaqo to cut Expenses.L

Chicago, March S.-One of he, big,
gest cuts ever made in Chicago's mu-
nicipal payroll is to be made, accord
ing to aGity hall encouragement. The
discharge of 400 employees, mostly in
spectors, who have been doing dupli-
cate work, fYhiH be rcsrFied.tout soon
if present plans go through.N
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03
standard. Oil Official Dead.

New York. March 3.zWesley H.
Tilford, one of the vice presidents of
the Standard Oil company and for
mer treasurer of that corporation,
died at his home in this city after an
illness of two months. Mr.. Tilford,
who was born So years ago in Lexing-
ton, KY, had lived in this city since
his early youth and had been associ-
ated with the Standard Oil company
for more than 90 years.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03
SUICIDES WHEN CAUGHT
Chicago Man Enacts Tragedy In Lon
dom (Eng.) Hotel.

Londons March ga man giving
the name of ID. r. Pullman, Chicago
engaged rooms at the Savoy hotel
He had valuable jewelry sent to the
hotel the same afternoon. He at
tempted to leave the hotel with the
jewelry but was caught in one of the
corridors, whereupon he committed
suicide by cutting his throat with a
razor.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03
Esctor Saves Altar Cloth.

Philadelphia, March 3.-While fire
men were being overcome by the
dense smoke from the flames which
destroyed the interior of the chapel
of st. Luke's Epiphany Protestant
Episcopal church, the rector. the Rev.
David NJ. Steel, who is just recover
ing from an attack of typhoid fever,
dashed into the edifice and rescued
the cross and altar ornaments.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03

amending the instrument itself. The
Oregon plan-seems to fill the bill. We
are satisfied that within few years
many of the States will have followed
the example of Oregon and Nebras-
ka.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03
Woman,s Remarkable Feat.

Though the compiling of adiction-
airy is a task that even a corps of
trained editors undertake with no
slight hesitation. Washington WON
an, Mrs. George H. Gorham, finished
the remarkable feat of writing an
idiomatic French-Engllsh. English
French dictionary entirely unaided.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03
BRINGS HIGH PRICE.

PARIS, KY, March 3.,James c.
Willard, of Winchester, has purchas-
ed Of Her Patterson, his fine farm
near MiTrersburg, on the Cynthiana
pike, for $3.50 per acre. Mr.. Patter-
son will move to Millersburg, and Mr.
Willard will erect modern home on
the site of the present farmhouse.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03
New Phone No. 81.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1909.
THE RESULT.


The News congratulates the Dem
ocratic party on the result of the city
primary Tuesday. Taken as a whole,
a good, ticket has been nominated. We
personally should have liked to have
seen one or two changes in the win
ners; but you can not always get
everything you want.
Mr.. Hughes has made good May
or during his term. He has taken
care Of the streets, has been watch
..fasluofntbe eity's interests, is wide
awake, up-tdAate young business
man and will he high class council
that has bee amed we predict for
him good bd progressive admin
istration and he city is assured of an
honest and IN elligent board of coun-
ell, composed of men of business and
push.
In Woodson McCord for Chief of
Police, Winchester will have an ideal
official. His. fearless performance of
duty while Sheriff of Clark county,
gave him a Statewide reputation.
The nomination of j, A. McCourt for
City Collector is an assurance of
continued honest, clean handling Of
the city's affairs.
And while we are at it. The News
wants to congratulate itself little
on the result. 1t has stood For bet
ter management of the clty's business
BY its course and encouragement, we
believe that this paper aided its mite
In bringing good men into the various
races and assisted in obtaining the
consent of high class citizens to al
low their names to be used as can
didates for council. They have over
come their disinclination to mix in
our politics and have felt it their
duty to serve the community.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03

Elder j. W. Harding will preach at
the Church of Christ, Oh Fairfax
street next Sunday at IL and 7:15.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03

For safe protection against fire,
let me insure your property. CAS-
p. BEDFORD, ager. for Continental
Fire Insurance Company.
1-27-4 wks., Wed,-Sat
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03
Two Killed IN ExpIoeion.

WiIkesbqrgf. y, March fl6io3 .-Nun,.
Der IA coIieryaof the Pennsylvania
Coal company at Port blanchard
near hero -waR the scene Off terrific
explosion Of gas, which sSfSed the
death of two men and the Serious in
jury of 1519Pers. fBqae
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03
n Was All Within

A practical joker carried an onion IN
his vest poo ct to the depot when bid
ding farey~-- to young lady. and
took bite now and then to induce
tears. Before the train departed he
had eaten the entire onion. The young
lady perceiy,. the situation. re-
marked: All. you have swallowed
your srief'"- -.iarner's Weekly
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03
BICYCuST SEVERELY INJURED
Is Thrown From Wheel While Con-
testing In Marathon Race.

testing In Marathon Race.
Atlanta, Ca, March 3.-George Wi
ley of Syracuse, N. Y, was thrown
from his wheel and badly injured
while riding in the first motor-paced
Marathon race, &c miles 3S5 yards,
ever attempted in this country.
The race was between Wiley and
Elmer Collins and had gone IL miles
and 2 laps, with Collins leading by
half lap, when the accids occur
red and stopped the race.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03
WINCHESTER ROLLER MILLS.

The Oldest and best institution In
the county is the Winchester Roller
Mills. Why not use home flour-the
best made. Kerr perfection and
White Pearl hour has no email
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03

Innsbruck. March 3. II Thirty-one
soldiers. including six officers. were
buried in al avalanche in the Tyrol
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03
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The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03

Entered as secopd-class matter,
sovember %, 1908 at the post Office
IS Winchester, Kentucky under the
act of March 3, 1879"
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-03
ASSAULT WAS IMAGINARY

jury of 1A9hers.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17
Hank in a Bad Fix

Hank Dewberry, one of our NOS
good-for-nothing citizens, has been suf.
fering from WI he calls pIumbago fo1
some time past. Hank went to Dos
Lvermore Tor It Doc told lim TO try
capsicum plaster. Hank he went to
tie Co. Seat after a capsicum plaster
md stuck II on his back. Hank saws
after It had been on about a hour If
burnt Ike FIRE anG he tried to pull II
often his back, but II stuck so tite that
II nearly made him holler out with oain
every time he give a yank on II. so he
had to get his wife to pull It of OF him
being as he di,.-i'. have the moral oour-
age to do It Hank sazs that where the
plaster was on his hack is all blistered
and that he has learnt sinct he put that
plaster on that Il was. I nothing br,t ,
plaster made of red pepper with glue
on one side to make II stick. Hank
said Doc Livermore better keep oute7
his way hereafter If he values his life
very much. Hank says MS plumbapo *
worse than It was before he tried the
plaster.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17

sad he thort TO goodness his head would
tly often his shoulders. He couldn't
sleep a wink ard along about / a. n.
he got up and dressed and went 70 Doc
Livermore who he woke I'd and asked
Doc 10 pull the tooth outen his head
as quick as he could get holt OF IT, Doc
ne was nearly asleep and a good deal
6ewlldered at that hour OF the morn
ing, but he got Bill into chair and
rammed a pair OF forceps into his
mouth, planting one foot into BiITs
stummlCk, leaned back and pulled and
hauled until the tooth finally come our.
when TO Bills disgust he found that
Doc had pulled the wrong tooth. Doc
SAID II at first you don't succeed. trv
Try again, 50 he rammed the force6s
back INTO Bills mouth and took holt Of
the tooth that was aching and sprained
back, and the forceps slipped offeu the
tooth, and Doc fell sprawling. striking
his head awful wallop on the corner
OF the bureau By this tine Bill said
ne guessed his toothache was better and
that he would return home and 90 TO /
bed, which he done in deep d-sgust. Bill
says that between Doc pulling the wrong
tooth the hrst time and the forceoS
slipping OF the right tooth the second |
time his mouth ached him so bad he
couldn't tel whether he had toothacbe
Or not.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17
THE BINGFILLE BUGLBI
The Leading Paper OF the Couaty

Bright-BEsszy-Bellicose-Bustling
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17
SaSSiety

Mrs Cy Hoskins give another Quilt.
ing party last Satterday ev'g Mrs
Hoskins' nabors have made her seven
quilts at her quilting parties so far this
winter, and all they got in return IS .
few crackers and cup OF tea on each
occashion- There is a good deal Of taIk
about II.
Mrs Amri Haines is talking of hold
ing a coming-out party for her daught-
er, Sarah, before spring sets in. Mrs
Haines says Sarah will soon be II wears
old and IS ready to be launched into
saSsIety
Miss Amelia Tucker, our raining sas
siety queen, has >ceived a violent Set
back TO her soshial whirl duties becans.
OF a wart which has made 5 appear
anoe on the end Of Amelia's nose and
makes her look Tediklus in the extreme
when she IS IN sassiety. Doc Livernore
IS treating the wart at present and homes
to remove same IN due tine.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17
LOkaI items

Samantha Deevers caught her tI,u,,
IN me door recent and had It squeezed
awful and as 4 result, Samantha !:
more on the sick list than usual.
Sam Skinner who has so far lost 4
t pulletS outen his hen house this winter
oy theft, says that the lowdown robber
who has been stealing his chickens L
beng watched, and had better refrain
before al the chickens IS gone or he
VIII ind hisself IN the clutches OF the
law
Hen Weathersby, Prop. Of our gen
eraI store, got IN a fresh box Of salt cod
fSh last week, which makes very deli
shus eating for them as FREQUENT the
store ev'gs- Several gals. OF water Is
oonsoomed every ev'g along with the
cod FISH
Deacon Butterworth purchased new
wooden pipe At Hen Weathersby's store
last week, which he carried IN his hin
pocket and set on and broke before he
had had Il two days. The Deacon ssvs
ne viii 90 elsewhere for his pipes here
after.
Miss Phronicia Watkins 1imDs when
SHe walks at present owing 10 4 verv
sore corn on one OF her toes.
Miss Sally Watkins, our famous Bing-
vile pome writer, sent 4 pome recent 10
one Of the Co. Seat papers on the sub-
Ject OF love which was returned hack
l. sally prompt Sally saws she can't
understand what would make them send
It back so soon.
Ras Slocunb went and got his hair
Sheered by Harve Hines, our tonsorial
barber, last week, and now Ras his ;
awful cold II his chest, whereas vou'd
naohurally think the cold would Be in
his head Ras says a person IS a fuIe
to have their hair cut in winter and run
the risk OF ketching cold
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17

Word has been reaching our ears
lately on reliable authority to the ef-
feckt that many Of our reglar sub
| scTibers has been lending their copies
Of the Bingville Bugle to their nabors
who Amt subscribers.
This almost makes Us mad enough
TO 90 home and beat our wife If we
wasn't afraid to do 50. Next to a dead
beat subscriber who takes the Buple
year after year and never pavs 4 red
cent Tor II, We Calkilate that about the
me2nest cuss on earth Is a subscriber
who not only don't pay for his Bugle.
but also lends It to his nabors who
otherwise would subscribe for It There
IS 4 whole lot OF folks in this town
( who amt got enough pride in BingviIle
/ 70 step up ike men and women and
plank down 500 for years subscrip-
shlon 70 the Bugle. But on the other
hand, these same moral leppers sneek
acroSt TO their nabOr's back doors and
borrow the Bugle which then take home
and read with the blinds draweG
We understand that Lem Brown. one
OF our most respeckted citizens has been
lending his Bugle 10 Snide Petersbv for
nearly a year back We took Lem In
book about this on the street totber dav
and told him what we thort about Il
but Lem tried 10 get cut OF If by saw,
ing that him and Snide dubbed together
on a Bugle subscripshion and that each
OF them paid one dollar per annum. and
that after Lem read his RugIe n, al
ways lent II to Snide. This Is alr7os.
as bad as lending your BugIe to your
n2bor Tor nothing, and we trust the
majority Of our subscribers will be too
honorable TO club together ike this
Amt We always stuck TO RineviIIe 4
thru thick and thin? Amt the RroIe I
always stood up for this town? Amt
We always been loyal 10 our citv's hest 4
interests. Amt we give full and 4
graftIc account OF things as soon after
they happens as possible? Aint We n,t
your name IN the paper time and again
when you didn't do nothing 70 merit +
Amt We always announced the birth of
your babies, giving their weight sex
etc! Amt we always give YOU a send
on when you got married? And amt we
always mentchioned YOU when Won WIS
on the sick list? Then in return for
al this you go and lend your Bugle
to your nabor. Shame on YOU for
stingy tite-wadl
We propose hereafter to keen orr
eyes open for them in BinevilIr Who
borrow the Bugle from their nabors
and the names OF the gilty parties will +
be published IN the Bugle at a futcbure
date.
Counting them as borrow and read :
the Bugie along with our reglar sub {
Scrlbers, we have conservativeIy est
mated that our circulashion is almost (
2O0 copies per week Advertise In the
6ugle- Biggest circulashion of any
PAPER II this end Of the County
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17
4 Hasty Exit

Old Dad Henderson called at the resi-.
dence OF Lem Brown 10 see Lem OF
business tother morning. Lem wasn't
70 home but Dad said he'd Just SEP Il
and wait TIL Len got back. Mrs. Brown
Sle give him chair by the FIRE. and
Dad set down While he set there ths
snow and dirt melted offen his boot,
which he didn't clean when he entered
the house, and made a awful mess on
Mrs Browns nice clean floor. Mrs
brown IS awful neat and tidy about
her house, and when she seen that Dad
had soiled her floor so turribIe. s7s
opened the door, grabbed I'd Z broom
and swept him right out into the street
slammlng the door behind him. Next
tine Dad calls at Mss. Browns house.
we calkllate he viii clean his boots Be.
fore he enters.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17
Country Correspondence
SORROW HOLLOW

There was spelling bee at No. s
skoolhouse last Friday night
Il Gookins had a cow 10 come in
fresh recent L says this IS a turrible
good torohunc for him, being as thev
have been without milk all winter.
Sarah Ann Gumbcrt OF Snake Bend
was visiting friends in our midst last
week and returned home oonshus OF
several days pleasantly spent. Come
again Sarah Ann, we're always glad to
see YOU
Neel Jones Iathed over the cracks Of
his henhouse last week so that i would
be warmer for the hens inside than o,,f
James John Williams had a horse sick
with the colh-k last week but IS well
at this. writing. James John saws he
don't feel very well hisself. UNO.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17
MOI FOR
BINGVIbbE!
Il Is the General Opinion That We
Don't Want any TsIaionss in Our
hidSt-BingViIIG Has AIIHS Got
Along Without EN- an Can
Continue TO Do So

: The Farmers Telefone Company
which was started in the Co. Seat last
summer has got a line bilt now from
there to HardscTabble, a distance Of Is
miles This teIefone line passes within
mile north Of BingviIle, and last week,
several OF the offishials Of the Company
was IN Bingville trying to get sub
scribers- They said If they could get
Is subscribers IN Bingville, they would
run a telefone line from here to COZ
neokt with the Main line a mile north.
/ winch would enable Bingviile 10 talk
/ WIth the 20. Seat or with Hardscrzb-
be
For the benefit OF them who don't
Know what telefone IS, we viii ex-
pam. 1t IS a contTapshion something
Ike a telegraff line At each end Of
! the line IS two things, a sender and 2
receiver You take the sender and bol-
Ter . Hello" IN II, and then YOU out the
receiver TO your ear and lissen. and bv
ana by the person YOU arc talking 10 at
the other end OF the line hollers
Hello Then you say whatever Won
nave 70 say If you have ANYTHING IN
say, and the other person can bea- Won
Just as plaIn as II YOU was IN the same
room altho you may be several miles
apart The telefone IS a great inven-
sshlon- The man who has teIefone
IN his house can call Up his nabor and I
tell MIN what he thinks about him IN 1
stead Of dong II to his face and oett;n ! !
hrs face pounded often him probably /
Ihe teiefone offishials didn't make rnucb /
neadw3y towards gettin subscribers IN
b1ngvlile- They only got two of orr
cItlzens TO subscribe, and before +brv
lett town one OF them CHANGED he
mind Hen Weathersby said he would
put a teletone INTO his store. so as 70
be IN touch with The outside world as
you might say. and Cy Hoskins. one
OF our most welthiest citizens said he
would also take the telefone. but I7tsr
W said he guessed he wouldn't do 20
beng as he thort be would have = oood
deal mofe fun on the cost OF ; -.
spending the money some other wav
Bill Sewer who moved here rerer,l,,
from the Co Seat where he had tsIc
lone. says he would have another o..
in Bingviile if he could afford + R;n
says that when he was a subscribe -, -
the Farmers Telefone at the Cont,
seat, he used to lissen over the I;1o
every night with the receiver ~ ~. .,.,- a.-
IN one hand and a newspaper IN totbs-
and he said in that way he got all The
news that was going.
When the telefone offishiaIs fond :
hat they could only get one subscT;b.-
n Bingville, they left here in discus :
md said that Bingville didn't bsvs - - :
more getup to II than sick cat A.
ar as We are personally concerned we -
,alkilate that we are Just as We'll Of
without a telefone as We are with one
8Ingville has managed to get along :
without telefone line in Il. past sn5 /
We calkilate we can continue to do co q
n the futchure Besides. who worId >
want to talk to anybody in Hardser1bbIr n
which IS the home Of the Hardscrabble y
'anner, the editor cf which is a human !,
Eart On the face II nachurel Il
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17
Personal

1t looks Ike thaw as we 20 10 press
: but you never can tell what If will do
Sometimes when it looks ike thaw
It freezes and sometimes when like a
freeze, vice versa
Ham Wilson's wife while sewing on
her sewing machine last week nearly
sewed thru her thum. Mrs. Wilson Is
one OF the best sewers IN Bingville.
We understand that Brent Wilson
has been talking about US behind our
back Unless Brett desires to get his
self arrested for defamashion OF kar-
ackter, It would be well for him TO call
at this Office at onct and make a humble
apology.
Mrs. Hame Miller Of Millersville. was
the guest OF Mrs Cy Hostins for two
days last week. Mrs. Miller and Mrs
Hosklns IS sisters and visit quite often
back and forth.
Phoebe Hildebrand, our fashionable
dressmaker, says that business in her
line IS very slack at this time Phoebe
says January IS always a slow month in
the dTeSsmaking business.
Mr.. Wes Woodruff, our expert bun-
ter and trappeT, has the Delts OF q
skunk stretched over boards and hung
up on the outside of his cowbarn. These
skunk pelts amt very oderiferous this
cold weather. but we shudder TO think
how obnOckshus they viii git when the
spring tAaws set u.
Abe Witherow got a letter tother day
from his brother Sam who lives in
Dakota This IS the first time Abe
has heard from Sam for 3 years. Abe
says Sam IS well as usual
Gid Smalley, while lifting a big log 4
down al Sandy Creek saw mill, Tuesday
asst, got a stitch in his back and Is laid /
lp IN bed Gid says man IS a fule
o bust hisself nearly IN two trying TO
1T more than anybody else.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17
Cy ROskins SHODDsd Watches

y Hoskins and Anne HiIlyer swop
ped watches n Hen Weathersby's store
tother night Ame thinks he got q Iittle
the best OF Cy IN the swop, being as
the watch he got sometimes runS a.
long as hour at d time, whereas the
watch Ame traded 10 Cy won't go al
all less you shake II, and then only for
a mint or two. Neither watch Is a verV
reliable timepieoe as you might say.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17
Make The Children
Happy. Better Late
Than Never
S m all Sails and
LARGE PR0FITST

Then there IS vinigar-I got 4 bar
OF vlnigar which Jerry Slade of Calar,.
ity Corners sold me for hard r;d~,
(the skunk!), and I viii sell # for 6
cts ner harl as Innrr ,c :. -.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17
Beng as Xmas IS over and I have :
hoIeIot ofxmas goods
on my hands

Including some jacks in boxes. trains
OF cars (but not the kind horses scares
at; poPguns, TN horns, popcorn bawls
and other things too numerous 10
mentch;on
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17
Awful ToOthaehs

Bill Hepburn, our artistick black
smith, had a awful toothache one uieht
last week Il was a jumping toothacIe
ald every time the tooth thumped be
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17

The cheapest advertising uBesin7 3, TIE
country II yOu believe IN advertising come
2nd Sc us. For furtber information eaIl on
o. address the editor.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17

How doth ths busy little bee
Improve easy shining hour
b Eathering honey al tn dzy
From every opening -Four.