You have found an item located in the Kentuckiana Digital Library.

Winchester news (Winchester, Ky.): n. Thursday, December 1, 1910.

Winchester news (Winchester, Ky.): n. Thursday, December 1, 1910. Winchester news (Winchester, Ky.). 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Winchester News Co., Winchester, Ky. 1910 win1910120101 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Winchester news (Winchester, Ky.): n. Thursday, December 1, 1910. Winchester news (Winchester, Ky.). Winchester News Co., Winchester, Ky. 1910 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. t List Edition VOLUME 5 NO 39 KENTUCKY THURSDAY DECEMBER 11910 2 CENTS A COPY 10 CENTS A WEEK J COMPLlMfNTS OURFOREMAN I Writes Just Words of High Praise For Mr Clyde Hart Who Has SCharg of Mechanical Department Climax after print f ing o nrecitalof difliculties because of the illness of so many connected with the office pays the following trii buite to our foreman Mr Hart Mr Clyde Hart the Richmond boy who is the tight man in the mechanical department of the paper is not mentioned as being under the weather or unable to be at his post of duty No indeed He will be there working even though the en tire office force breaks down and every piece of machinery refuses to run A printing office gives him his excellent constitutiont YOUNG GIRL ISACQUITTED Told of How She Was Subjected to the Third Degree and Forced to Make Confession u DETROIT Mich Dec 1Bennie Herman 1C years old who was ar rested on a charge of setting fire twice to the house of her employer was released Tuesday when her case came to trial No one appeared against her- According to the detectives she had confessed her guilt After her release she told of how she had been subjected to the third degree for six straight hours and finally had been induced to toil a lie on the promise that if she admit ted her guilt the case would be drop ped Instead of Ueihg released accord ing to promise she was hustled to a cell and held for several days until her case could be brought up in Court The police deny that they made use of time third degree SCOVEL PASSES AWAY Was Former President of Wooster University and President of Amer ican Branch of Peace Society WOOSTER Ohio Dec IDrSylvester F Scovel former President of Wooster University and President of the American Branch of the International Peace Society died early Tuesday evening Time end was peaceful the noted educator being unconscious for some hours Dr Scovel had been seriously ir since Friday following Thanksgiv ing Day On Thursday he took dinner at the home of his daughter Mrs John McSwenney and talked unti 1030 with Mr McSvceney He wen to his Beall avenue home read fo a time and retired at 1 a m An lion later he called for help Dr H J Stoll was summoned and found thai Dr Scovel was suffering from hard ening of the arteries Saturday he became more serious ly ill and late Saturday afternoor pneumonia set in Sunday it became necessary to use oxygen to prolong his life and he sank steadily aftci thatMOONSUIE 4 RAIDED BY OFFICERS Two Men in Charge Are Taken as Prisoners Other Big Raids in Virginia Are Planned BRISTOL Va Dec 1 Capturing 13 prisoners and breaking up several stills including oiie witha daily capacity of 50 gallons revenue agent rr returned to Bristol Tuesday night after one of the most successful raids in Southwestern Vjrbn probably in years At Fleet Gap Va near the Ken- tuckyI line in the heart of Death Mountain where Millionaire Edward L Wentz was lost a few years ago the revenue men led by I THE VINjHESTER NEWS uty D A Kinnipe a veteran in the service and Raiding Deputy J Mc Broom at midnight swooped down upon and captured a fiftygallon moonshine still in full operation Two men in charge of the still were taken as prisonersThe continued their raids through the Black Mountains region and picked up 13 prisoners whom rjrmissioner A L Vicars They were boundover and some gave bond Other big raids into the South western virginia moonshine region are planned Illicit distilling is said to be on the increase as prohibition iiiroads are made in this region HOMD DESTROYS BUSINESS BLOCK Work is Thought to Be That of Revenge Caused By Refusal of Mar to Pay Ransom NEW YORK Dec 1The kidnap ing case of five years ago in which the late Lieutenant Pctrosino win was murdered in Italy played the part of investigator is believed tc have led indirectly to a bomb ex plosion in the early hours Tuesday which shook up oiie of the most thickly populated blocks in New York did extensive damage and created a panic in the bomb exploded in the doorway of the Bella Trinaoria saloon in th heart of the Sicilian settlement in Elizabeth street jit completely wrecked the saloon the front ol which was blown inward badly dam stores hurled sleep ers in the tenements above from their beds and cracked windows for block around The police reserves had theii hands full quieting the foreigners who Hocked to the street by Le Barbera is the owner of the saloon He had left the place about half an hour before tin explosion Tuesday he gave the pd lice his theory of the motive of tin outrage About five years ago u said his son Pietro six years old was kidnaped and he has never heart1 from him The police were notified and Lieutenant Petrosina worked or mamIgum of money was not paid for the return of time boy but paid no attention to them and it is believe by irni that the kidnapers are now start big their revenge CLAIM TO DISCOVERED Great Find Has Been Made in Me- tGalfewty and Much Excitement r Prevails LGLASGOW Ky Dec 1Areport from Bensonville in Metcalfr county says that the people of thai section are greatly excited over tin discovery of gold While igginf- post holes on his farm James V Love a farmer lug up what he believed to be gold The matter was kept quiet three samples were sen to different essayists in different parts of the United States Time result of each test was received in due time and was precisely the same the ore being found to contain 180 to the ton Eachof them said it would not pay to mine the ore unless it would pad 48 to the ton Love continued hi search and this week discovered ir a different section on his farm a much richer ore In this ore time gold doer not follow in time scams of the rock hut is found in small nuggets fron the size ofa pin to that ofa grail of wheat Samples of his last discovery have been forwarded for test and he has no fear but that it will pay from i1Gto 25 per ton Goldwas discovered in that section a few months ago while a grave was being dug A dispute arose between the people who found the gold and the owner of the lund and it was finally decided that the metal discovered was not gold and the matter was dropped However the present find has created much excitement and those who discovered the ore it to be the precious metal without a doubtI a DONT forget to see the edible iAblcat the Kings Daughters Bazaar on Friday land Saturday DOCK WORKERS SWEPT SEA Storm Was So Violent That Attempts at Rescue Futile and All Hope Was Abandoned ASTRAKHAN Russia Dec 1 During a sudden tempest in the Caspian sea Tuesday a landing stage on which were 300 Persian dock workers was dragged from its moorings and swept out to sea The storm was so violent that empts at rescue were futile and ill ope that any of the men will bo avedhas been abandoned Scores of ships several with thcii rows on board were sunk at their moorings at different Caspian count towns Seven towns along the coast were oded the inhabitants in hundocn f eases being forced to take refuge n hay stacks The plight of the suf ercrs is pitiable as intense cold has miseryAsent from this port to aid the ors of the storm UNABLE TO RFAH ANY AGRffMENTI It is Understood That the Jury Stood Five For Plaintiff and Seven For Defendants OWENSBORO Ky Dec 1Thtj- ury in the 30000 damage suit filed by J F Van Hooser formerly of Christian county against 20of the most prominent farmers of that count for alleged unlawful acts on their part in forcing him to take the oath jf the night riders or silent brigade reported to time court Tuesday after noon after it had deliberated for 4 hours that they were unable to reach any agreement It is understood that the jury stood five for the pliantiff and seven foi the defendants and that three of those for the plaintiff wanted tcI award him damages for the fullI amount that he claimed Van ITooser claimed that his lift was threatened and that he sold him ISOacre farm ta sacrifice in order to leave the country as he feared being killed The defendants each of whom was placed on the stand said they never made any threats against the man timid that they were members of no ecret organisation nor did they know of any such organization being in existence in that county- AUDITORIUM Two new vitographs will be shown at the Auditorium Thursday after noon and night All managers of pie ure theatres look forward to secur ing the vitograph as it is considered time best picture made The subjects for Thursday are Three Oherrypib or the Veterans Honor and MrsI Barringtons House party or Ar Obdurate Father There has beer several changes made in the heating arrangement of the theatre si there will be no more trouble in the future in ehating the building The afternoon session begins promptly at i oclock and runs until 4 oclock Night session begins at 7 and con tinues until 10 oclock MISS HAMILTON MAKES ADDRESS Before Eastern Kentucky Normal SchoolMatchless Diction and Personal Magnetism Held Audience Spellbound RICHMOND Ky Dec IAmong the many delightful and charming literary treats afforded Eastern Nor mal community addresses of Miss Meddie Ovington Hamilton on Tuesday November 29 will hold a prominent place Miss Hamilton is traveling extensively dur ing the winter season tihoughout the indeedefortunate in securing her for the day At Chapel Exercises in the morn ing she delivered an exquisite address upon the relation of the Aesthetic and the Moral drawing her themes from Lowells Vision of Sir Launfal Her jnaichless diction and personal nab iiiiiii netism held her audience within her power until the last word was uttered She spoke with ease and grace and with magnetic force In the af ternoon she spoke before the Womens Club at the Elks Lodge room by the courtesy of President Crabbe The topic was The Drama At night as a special number of the Richmond Lecture Course she delivered another wonderfully help ful address to the Normal commun ity and holders of course tickets on Wordsworth She proved herself re nrarkably well informed along literary lines and master of lien subject on the platform Miss lIam ltons person ality is itself a strong attractive force her voice is pleasant and her familiarity with her themes adds charm to her addresses OVER 25000 id COLLECTED Last Day For Payment of County Taxes is a Busy One For the Sheriffs Office Time sheriffs office was the busiest place in the city Wednesday It was the last day for settling with the sheriff for taxes before the penalty went on and from early morning un til after 11 oclock at night the win dow at time office was crowded All the force was kept busy receiving depIutOver 25000 was taken in during the day PEOPLES FORUM STORYj To the EditorS- ome clays ago in your paper I readwith deep interest By the Will of the People a story of the Pardoning Power written by our accomplished fellow townsman E Jouctt Simpson and published first in the September issue of the Sterling Mag zH I was a little tier lnboutnoticing it fearing I was not the one but I can wait no longer soIt strongly was I impressed Mr Simpson shpws himself an ar tist in story telling marshalling his facts with ingenuity and so cleverly Ilunderthrilling so that the casual reader does not appreciate it unless his attention is caned to it This is the chief aim of literary art He brings on his climax with skill and a thrill in every line I found myself constantly saying He has built his climax too rapidly he can never sur pass this effect but the next para graph would refute my prophecy and the climax reached in Gov Stephen reply to the committee surpassed al that had gone before yet in good taste and not a bit overdrawn He is to be his handling the nameless crime in such a way ar could not bring a blush on the fairest cheek if read aloud and he teaches the lesson of popular sovereignty with force and accuracy Those who have read time story will bear me oul in my opinion that it is one of the best of its kind that has appeared Hoping that Mr Simpson will con tinue his literary efforts for wind he has shown such aptitude I am LUCIEN BECKNER TO SELL FLORIDA ORANGES IN CITY Mr Vic Bloomfield Will Bring Many Boxes From His Grove to Whole sale in Winchester Wholesaling oranges is the new business Mr Vic Bloomfield has now entered This grove at Daytonia Florida is now bearing and from reports he has received it is doing unusually well this season Wednesday morning Mr Bloomfield received a weigh bill for 50 boxes of oranges As soon as they arrive he will retail them to the merchants in this city The oranges come direct from the grove without being handled or stored away for a long time and will be good sellers onthe local market SELLS HOUSE FOR 275 Mr Vic Bloomfield Wednesday af ternoon sold oife of the houses he recently piuchased from Mr R P SOb e in North Park to Mr R J Sidwell for 4275 FIRST REAl WINTER DAYS Wednesday and Thursday Indicate That the Cold Season is at Hand Wednesday and Thursday were the first real winter days The thermom eter began falling early Wednesday morning and continued all day About darksnow began falling and the ground was white Thursday morn ing Time snow continued to fall until late in the day on Thursday and the frceziOFFICERS IS POSTPONED Policeman Ballard Cannot Be Tried on Account of the Absence of County Attorney Davis The trial of John Ballard deputy policeman was postponed Wednesday night on account of the absence of County Attorney S T Davis who was called to Bath county on legal business It is probable that Attorney Davis will return Thursday after tdallwillMADE ADMINISTRATOR Mr W II Garner was appointed administrator of the estate of Mrs Alice Gilkey by Judge J II Evans Wednesday Immediately after the appointment Mr Garner qualified and gave bond in the sum required NEW ADDITION FOR Manager Ratliff of Blue Grass Realty Company Making Mr N R Ratliff manager of the Blue Grass Realty Company left Thursday morning for Sharpsburg in the interest of his company Whih it is probable he will let for building the streets am pavements and making other improvements in the adidtion which the com puny has purchased for the purpose dividing into building lots PER VISORS ARE NAMED Judce Evans Appoints Tax Board Fcr the Year Well Known Citizens in List Thursday afternoon Judge J H Evans appointed tax supervisors foi 1910 The gentlemen appointed arc some of the best that could be obtained and tic well qualified for the appointment some of them having served on time board for many years They are as follows S W Purs ley Jasper McDonald L B Cockrell W T Gordon Howard Watts JTWheeler and J M Rash The first meeting of the board will be held the Lust Monday in January MAKES CUT MANYMILLIONS President Taft Issues Ultimatum Various Cabinet Officers About tionaj Expenses- WASIIINGTON Dec IA cut of 14000000 in time estimates for the running expenses of the government during the next fiscal year was re ported to President Taft Wednesday as a result of his ultimatum to various hcadof departments at th cabinet conference Tuesday The President was greatly grati fied with the showing but declared there must be a still deeper cut so the Cabinet meeting scheduled fo Wednesday was postponed until Friday to allot the Cabinet officers to make another revision The delay in the preparation of the Presidents message is said to be due to the necessity of waiting for final estImatesrt By Friday it is expected the message will be ready for consideration by the Cabinet Just as soon as the message is out of the way the President will devote the next three or four days to seeing Senators and regard ing the legislative program He will not take up the to the Supreme Court and the Court of Commerce until the latter of next week and the judiciary nominations will not be ready forthe Sen ate until time second week of the ses smon ENJOYABLEDINNER PARTY ik J E Grubbs Lavishly Entertains in Honor of His Wifes Uncle Mr C W DurhamIOn Wednesday at 12 oclock the drawing room of the spacious and beautiful home of Mr and Mrs JohnI Oden was a scene of unusual hospitality and good cheer when Mr J Eo Grubbs was the genial host at a dinner party given in honor of his wifes uncle Mr C W Durham ol Carlisle Ky an exConfederate soldier Mr Durham wias Orderly Sargcant of Co D 9th Ky Cavalry in Mor gans command while the guests with time exception of Mr Curtis who was under Gen Jacob Stewart were also Morgan men Mrs Grubbs Mrs Graves sister of the guest of honor and Mrs Odcn enjoyed the company for only a few moments for it was evident that these Old Comrades wanted to tell war stories exchange jokes timid enter into a reliving of the days that none save those who were a real part could appreciate- At 1 oclock an elegant fourcourse dinner was served by Mrs T F Moore whom every one pronounces a genius in the realm of epicuresrUpon parting in the afternoon atd3 oclock after a reviewing of much that made hearts young again IrIDurham made a speech to the Veterans which was a fitting close to such a gathel1llgIThe llests were JMrMr R T Scobee Mr W H Tucker Mr J W Moore Mr Jasper Mc Donald and Mr John Oden REAL ESTATE DEALS Mr R A Scobee Thrusday morning closed n deal for two pieces of property in this city One was a 111RGeorgia street to John S Rainey Price 41 and other considerations BURIED FOR HOURS W ALIVE Local Miner is Dug Out of Mine By His Companions and Found Un hurt Md Dec 1 Though buried under coal and rod for six hours and subjected to repeated falls of roof which grcatlj impeded rescuers Who thought him dead Harry Boulinger Eckhart Hues this county lives and will re cover Nineteen willing fellow workers had almost reached Boulinger when stopped by another fall which barely missed them The men tunneled un her this fall to find to their surprise and delight that Boulinger was alive and able to walk The mass was continually moving and but one man could work in the tunnel at a time lying flat and scratch ing the dirt with his hands When Boulinger was uncovered one leg was found doubled up under hiv out A fooLtThe men tried to pull him out by main strength but the big lump held him Boulingeep and smothering him Six men then cleared away the fall freeing 1OldTime Cooking Recipe Curd Cakes from the Closet o Rarities 1706Take a pint curds four eggs leaving two of th whites add sugar and grated nutmeg with a little flour mix them well and drop them like fritters in a frying pan in which butter is hot n4Ly t WEATHER Fair Friday Continued Cold WINCHESTER selfaccusing DR STILL moonshine Dept neighborhood- The agedadjacent panicstricken HAVE GOLD TO beenI timeb COMPLIMENTS congratulated TRIAL SHARPSBUR6 Arrangements SU Of tfII Representatives appointments STIll CUMBERLAND hiJlli SLAYER OF ALMA KELLNER ON TRIAL Courtroom is Crowded in Louisville to Listen to Testimony Against Wendling LOUISVILLE Ky Dee IAtr- agic tale alleged to be that of the atrocious slaying of little Anna Kellnes 8yearold daughter of hand Mrs Fred Kellner on December- S last began to unfold in the Clriiu inal Court of Jefferson county Wed nesday when the first wvituess for time State was called The courtroom was thronged For tire first time since the child disappeared her father Fred Kell ner testified under oath He was the first witness called by the commonwealth lIe was followed by Miss Elizabeth Weitzel an mint of the missing child Miss Weitzel identified glove alleged to have been found about the church as one worn by Alma Kellner Time evidence up to the placing of Benedict Thomas the janitor who succeeded Wendliug on the stand Wednesday afternoon had been against Wendling but Thomas flatly contradicted Miss Weitzel regarding the gauntlet On crossexamination he was shown the glove and said he had seen the glove about the premises in the summer of 1909 Ipng before Joseph Wendling took charge of the church as janitor He said if it is not the glove he saw there it is the exact counterpart of it He said he himself had swept and kicked it about the premises Throughout the grewsome tale Wendling sat undisturbed at times laughing Probably one of the strongest witnesses was James M Peyton a meter reader He testified that December 27 he went to St John Church to ead a meter in the music room un er which the body was found and that Wendling at first refused to lot enter Peyton said ho was com pelled to threaten to see Father Schuhmann when Wendling reluct antly unlocked the door and permitted to go in He said Wendling watched him until he left Father Schuhmann also testified TRAIN ROBBER IS SHOT DEAn Negro is Caught While Robbing Pas sengers in Arkansas MEMPHIS Twin Dec i Jtickf Thomas a negro aged 35 years of BIytbeville Ark was shot and in statffly killed Wednesday night when robbing passengers ono McmphisSt LouisFrisco train 11D Walton of this city a watch Tiari employed by the Frisco termin ted the negros aspirations to be a real Jesse James The train had just started across the Mississippi River bridge at this point when Thomas entered time smoking compartment immediately behind the section assigned to negroes Several men sitting at the front end of time coach looked up in surprise at seeing a negro stalk in but their nervous systems were given a more severe shock when he whipped out a gun and commanded Hands up I mean business Dont move I say or Ill plug you sure P The negro then proceeded to go through pockets of passengers and hud relieved a number of them of money and watches when Walton gun in hand dashed back through the cars until he reached the smoker As Walton apepared in the door Thomas who was searching the pockets of Frank Neil a Frisco yard clerk at Howard Ark pointed his weapon at him Walton fired once striking Thomas directly over the heart kill ing him instantly DEATH OF MRS MCOY Mr Christy Bash received a tel egram Thursday morning announcing 1t11C death Wednesday Mrsb IndianapolisDONYT forget to see the edible table at the I Kings Daughters Bazaar on Friday uifj Saturday I I 1 Pane Tws r a t iu rrJ J b NE YIINcUESTR NEWS- Tin Independent newspaper i t Pg i JvPublished by The Winchester News Co jIncgl1orated lIIIce 8091 South Main Street t Winchester Kentucky SundayitEntered as secondclass matter November 28 1908 at the postoffice in Winchester Kentucky under the t Act of March 3 1879 IatTOontsliQfi- i SUBSCRIPTION RATES J By Mall- Daily one year 300 150LPayable jn advanc- err jADVERTISING RATES t Display Per Inch I One time any e ditCu I Three times within one week I One week usly lob One calendar mo continuously 3tOl iFour weeks 4 times a week 210 Four weeks three time sa Week 180- Feurweekstwotimes a week 120 i Four weeks one time a week 75 f Reading NoticesrPer Line I Business notices body type 71hc Puro reading news heading 15c sameItClassiSedPer Word One insertion any edition lc- I Three insertions continuously 2c insertions1f2clOne i No item charged on books for less than 25 cents THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN ADVERTISING BY THE i i 1U v ass GENERAL OFFICES NEW YORK AND CHICAGO BRANCHES IN ALL THR PRINCIPAL CITIES I 1 i THURSDAY DECEMBER 1910 IHON JOE M KENDALLS SPEECH 1As a specimen of mountain oratory the following has no equal It wat J delivered by the Hon Joe M Kent dall introducing Senator J B ifc I Crcary at West Liberty Ky just befpre the late election My Countrymen You are paying tribute to Caesar jiand yet you have never seen Caesar I The biggest gun in this Old Commonwealth i will this day thunder against I this tribute from this united and im te1iregnablo Gibraltar of highland De woulIz 1111recount in set phrase and with that high courtesy due our distinguished I guest The long and 100ing public services of this most excellent IIJlla upon whom the eyes of multi tudes who have long known and al arcia great good governor I able tranquil conservative and eco iliijOnucal It has been a long time sic ve iiave had one I need scarcely say that to see this noble Roman r much less hear him will leave the I sentiment of Morgan county and the i cluster of counties that encircle it all moving in the direction ofn let ter time inuch improved I doubt not that an our short simpje local annals this day will be marked with a I white stone commemorating cpm ingand aL career that which our political history furnishes few more tl striking more successful more attractive I may even say more rot inaatic I If tacome out of the army from I undoiv the bonuy blue flag furled for I everImruMed and bareheaded and then going out in the world to make his own n a II fYbuti character chiseled from the 1hiteI carara marble of true pure and Ii brave manhoodcasting his lot in andII wl lmngandholdl1lg to this good day the confidence and affection t bf that community which he has never relinquished or abdicated Elected a member of the Kentucky a Legislature where the speakership came to Jiim easily and naturally at a time when such Statesmen as J D t WINCHESTER LUMBER INCORPORATED MANUFACIURINGCo Bright considered that office an add ed distinctim to conspicuous na tional service A governor who will take rank in history with Lazrus IV Powell and others like unto him A representative in the popular branch iof Congress the guide counsellor and qend of Mills Wilson anti Hurd the matchless advocates of the Kentucky Idea christalized into Tariff Reform Being I believe also during all the years of Demo cr tic supremacy the chairman of the committee on Foreign Affairs whore his fine sense urbane man ners and diplomatic cast of mind won for him the respect of every foreign legation resident in Washington Then translated to the Senate where his ability dignity composure and conservatism shown resplendent A member of the International Monetary Conference he won a reputation both solid and brilliant confined to no laud or clime Never in any office rattling in his seat and in all of them rising to the level of every opportunity and respowjibiiity al ways insisting that the burden of un equal taxation be lifted from the bowed bent backs of the people put thereby the bandedinterests of greed and avarice under thonliistry and corruption of high protection never uttering a word or casting a vote that did not reflect the interest of the poorest citizen amongst his constituents to put it a little stronger nev er voting with Aldrich Oannon arid Payne as these Senators Bradleys do And for ways that are dark audtricks that are vain the heathen Chinee is peculiar and that heathen Ch nee is the same William 0 Brad Icy Inferior it may be in sub limity of conception to John Yoiuis Brown less persuasive than Breck enridge less fervid than Blackburn and ssfbilliallt than the stareyed goddess of the CourierJournal he yct adorned with a logic rarely equalled I may say equalled only by Carlisle every public question of hip time and who now with eye undim med and mental faculties unimpaired with no flaw on his stainless integ rity with no break in his indomitable courage for truth still loving his friends and forgiving his enemies at an age of fifteen years younger than Gladstone when as Prime Minister of England he held safe IiI his hands the destinies of the British Umpire in every quarter of the globe This statesman who never grad uated from the Kentucky Kindergar ten and yet who never laid down an oflice that he did not hear the wel come plaudit well done lias loy allay and dutifully answered the call ofa scattered distracted and tax ridden people and has agreed to take up the heait of the day and leader ship of the hour and if necessary to die with the harness on If this man be not great my countrymen then greatness isa quality no longer to be encouragedon Democratic soil It is indeeda high honor I may say a most precious personal privilege for me to introduce Jo you this pure safe simple statesman my fathers comrade colleague and friend the most eminent statesman unburied amongst all the Kentuckians The lIon James B McCreary THE PENSION SYSTEM There were 2859000enlistments in the Federal army during the Civil War t Of this nuniber there was on the pension roll June 30th 1910 563615 TInting tire yea ending on the above date 35312 died The average annual value df each pension was 17190 The only Revolutionary pensioner remaining on the Toll is Mrs Phoebe M Palmeter aged 89 years of BrookfieldN Ypensioned by special ONLY THE SOUNDEST BEAMS should be used in any building oper ation Any defect 1l them may mean the collapse of tthe structure is sure to shorten its life anyway Buy your beams and other lumber here thus nuking sure there iIweak spots to spoil an otherwise weld built structure act as the daughter of Jonathan AYooley The last widow of the Rev olution was Esther S Damon of Plymouth Union yt who died Nov U 19QG aged 92 years The last survivor of the Revolution was Daniel F Bakeman who died at Freedom N Y April 5 1869 aged 109 years six mouths and eight days The last survivor of the War of 0612 was Hiram Cronk of Ava N Y who died May 13 1905 aged 105 years and 16 days There are 338 widows of the War of 1812 now on the roll The oldest Civil War veteran how on the roll is 108 years of age It it the custom of all nations to gcpen sions to soldiers Ours is not anex money to pay Govermeni pen sions comes from revenue taxes and import dutiesTo part of it comes from direct taxation There are un worthy pensioners and there may be those that have obtained pensions by fraud but this can only be to a limited extent The money received by the pensioners goes directly into circulation Referring to this phase of the subject the National Tribune says The pensioners arc represented at nearly every post office in the Unit ed States in fairly equal numbers They get their money in small amounts and proceed at once to expend it among their immediate neigh bors so that everyone gets the full benefit The ingenuity rofman hay not heretofore developed any othci means sx prompt so general and s equable as this The money goer in proper ratio to every little corn raunity and neighborhood and their does the work of many times tin sum disbursed in quickening the circulation of ready money in the community instimulating the activity o1 trade and preventing the stringency which comes from congestion of the money in great centers When Com rade William Jones gets his quarterly jilW he does not hoard it up but immediately puts it in circulation pay ing the butcher a few dollars tncv baker a few dollars the physician a small amount and soFont among all of his neighbors These in turn payoff their debts with it and the money they receive from the other veterans and the money passes from hand hand many times before it is finally gathered up in the country hank and sent East to help fill the vaults of the money centers Before this is donc probably every 100 has in passing from hand to hand paid several thousands of indebtednessin the commun ity and quickened the pulses of trade more than many times that amount in the hands of some big operator or the vaults ofa country bank We are glad that while thees Fed eral soldiers are provided for by the government that the exConfederates arecared for by the States that were in the Secession movement and Kentucky that did not attempt to with draw from the Union has a Confed erate Home to which we had the pleasure of making a cash contri bution to its endowment All of these Homes are sustained by direct taxation and no class pays the tax more cheerfully than thosethat serv edon the other side It is reported that Dr Cook Hwill come back Cannot answer Have not consulted the interests as to what the next Kentucky Legislature will do If the papers are to be relied upon there will be several Democrats nominated for Governor next year WilliWIThe woman suffragists 6f England have shown that they can fight It InEredi Chtorid PecftuxeAnythingAriVUtinK Wrmwmrtiere tsIcyeurdoctDrti aVIUJt stop faJUns olrAsk your doctori destroy dandruff Ask your doctor Does notColortheHairsie Lt j will not be long until the appellation weaker sex will not be applicable 3b The Kentucky Prison Commissioners havc eallc 1on the employees of itlu0jpenitentu6rics fOlH voluntary contributions 16 the amount of two thirds of a anonths salary What the money is lobe used for is not stated Down at Louisville a man commit ted suiirideT brooding over the fact that he was to be married at an early tote mid now fie woman in the case brings suitagainst ids estate for damages And a Lexington fireman has resigned to become a preacher What next Washington is an interestingcity at any time Britif you want to have real fun dont go to the Capitol for about a yearwhen the new Congress begins to revise the tariff on the lines laid down by the Denver platform of 1908 ATTENTION Buy ut surprise for your Sunday dinner from the Kings Daughter Bazaar on December 2 and 3 New Jewelry Store Now isthetimp for Christmas shopping Come in and see our line of Christmas presents We have something suitable for each and everyone and our prices are right Remember the early buyer has first choice WatclntntT clock repairing AY work guaranteed Chas A Carrithers 1285w Jeweler ATTENTION Come early and avoid the rush by getting your Xmas presents from the Kings Daughters who will hold then annual Bazaar at the store room formerly occupied by the Wagner Piano Company ll303t SURELY BREAKS UP almelppr n A BAUCULU LThe Most Severe Cold and Grippi Misery Will DC Relieved in Just Few Hours It is a positive fact that a dose of Papes Cold Compound taken every two hours until three consecutive doses are taken will cure Grippe 01 breakup the most severe cold citlic in the head chest back stomach limbs You distinctly feel the cold break inn and all the disagreeable grippe symptoms leaving after the very firs dose It promptly ends the mosl painLrnose tip Ceverishness sneezing sore throat running of the nose mucous eaI tarrhal discharges soreness ness and rheumatic twinges Papes Cold Compound is the rcsjilt of three years research at a cost c more than fifty thousand dollars an contains no quinine which we have conclusively demonstrated is not ef fcct vein the treatment of tolls 01 grippe Take this harmless Compound a directed with the knowledge that there is no other medicine made anywhere else in the world which evil cure your cold or end Grippe miser as promptly and without any other as sistance or bad aftereffects as a 25 cent package of Papes Cold Com pound which any druggist in tin world can supply v 1 LADIES dont fail to see the beautiful fancy articles candy and all lands of hand work Everything suitable for a Xmas present at the Kings Daughters Bazaar ai302t HAVE YOUR PICTURE TAKEN at Earps studio for Xmas present- s11193wkseod At the ilcan Forge For the mosf4part the methods ot horseshoeing In Chile are primitive and the tools Mid are simple and tow consisting uaualljr of a Hammer a rasp a Pall of pincers a crude knife and an anvilallrci which are made in the eountty where is no eed otl ire as the workman beats the shoo into shape cod IS HMNTtNG SEASON hOST 113 LIMES Many Hunters Are Mistaken For Deer or Shot By a Companion This Year COLUMBUS 0 Dec lThehunting season of 1910 which practically closed Wednesday cost nt lives This is considerably more than were killed during any previous sea son The loss of life in 1909 was 87 in 1908 57 in 1907 82 and in 1900 74 The number of injured this season however is less than a year ago only 81 having been hurt this yearagain 104 for the season of 1909 It is likely the death list this year will be reaImany Mistaken fora deer and shot bN companion continue to lead as thl reason for the shooting of hunters It is small wonder there are so many cases of hunters being mistaken for game as in some States the forest practically are alive with hunter during the season The State Gamc Warden of Michigan estimated that there were no less than 21000 hunt ers in the upper peninsula this year WEBSTER OSBORNE Marriage license was issued by County Clerk J A Boone Wednesday afternoon to William Webster of the city and Miss Bessie Lee Osborne of the county The couple were mar ReyJATTENTION SundaydinnerBazaar on December and 3 WINCHESTERS LEADING DRY GOODS STOREi LTs Weather Says I CLOAKS YiI Dry Gnods Co dH i r Yrm purchase and regular stockthis seasons N t newest and best at r reduced mQincludedd g zw i These prices will compel quick selling 3000 Cloaks 2250 1650 Cloiks 1250 2500 Cloaks 1800 1500 Cloaks SllCO 2000 Cloaks 1500 1250 Cloaks 950 Curry Dry Goods Co i 1THE STORE Or PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE SHOPPING iRead The News IHe You Any Mantle Troubles 1 J lIBK AND YOUR ARE OVER 3kmr IBlock Inacrlin Used Mantle 60a 50 per cent more light and win outlast six ordinary Imantles This mesas a saving of 75 per cent on your mantle cxpcnce TWO GAS MANTLES IN ONE Price 25 cents 0 H CHENATJLT Pre Z T RL BAKER SecTrean INNILJNPASCNTEDR LINED MANTLES TROUBLES COMPLETE SELLERS VicePres GET ONE TO TRY WITHOUT COST Save the box covers from 12 Block Vytalty Mantlesthe best 0 and 15cent grade of mantles sold take them to your dealer orsend them to us and get a Block Innerlin Lined Mantle free Block Vytalty and Block merlin Lined Mantles ore for sale at Hardware China Plumbing Grocery and Department Stores Dealers Write for Oar DcscriplivcCircuIor cmd New Ctolocuo The Block Light Co Youngstown Ohio Sole Manufacturers Headquarters forIncandescent Mantles Burners and Supplies of every description Gas Gasoline Kerosene High Prcuurc ate m J B F BUCELEiY X Mgrs DAN W SCOTT i J The CentrallKentuckyTDbcco t Warehouse Go Incorporated V Bdtli Phones 964rOpp State University S Upper to Lime Lexington Ky LexiflgtoniHaving sold over 2000000 pounds since opening of season October 25 1910 Offers superior inducements to farmers of Central Kentucky to sell their tobacco in the largest best lighted and best equipped loose leaf tobacco ware worldt500000 square feet floor space 500000 pounds capacity of Joosc leaf tobacco per day Redrying plant of 75000 pounds per day Pri vate track free to all railroads capacity 15 cats loaded or unloaded under shelter Shelter for one hundred and fifty wagons stable room fcf 300 horses Open day and lligbtt f i 1i rt We have sold an interest to the Louisville Tobacco Warehouse Com Iparry who are represented by Mr B F Buckley of Bourbon County one of the most experienced tobacco warehousemen in the state Strict personal attention paidtoxsthe receiving grading assorting and selling of each individualcrop whether loose or in hogsheads hogshead ccoior ir The Central Kentucky Tobacco Warehouse Co Incorporated Lexington KentuckyJria1 tl i t r e1 f4 JVvi t t j j III i L rrJ r 1 fi THE WINCHESTER NEWS hqy 1 am r SOCIETY fj Captured By the Indians V One of the most interesting offer ings of the season will be the forth coming production of the Indian Opera Powhattan by beuatifuIl1 jent under the personal fIr Albert L Baker an experienced opera director and promoter who comes to lis with the best kind of testimonials from other towns and cities Powhattan has for its principal theme the capture of John Smith by tlie Indians and his thrilling rescue by Pocahontas the beautiful Indian Princess The music of Powhatan is catchy tuneful rind possesses much merit the incidents are within the keeping of the environment of the ideal Indian of the long ago before his contamination with the evils off Icjyifization the Fenniraare Cooper idealistic notion of the noble red men prevails There is a very capable cast of leading characters a well trained and effective chorus of Indian maidens all in beautiful brilliant costume of a kind of barbaric splendor of bead and fringe work and bright colors galore there will be special scenery and electrical effects to add to the charni of theromantic and fantastic productionNo care or expense has been spared in making this production on of the best of the land and worthy the patronage of our best people and it is being given under the auspice of the Daughters of the Confederacy for the promotion and furtherance of their good work of a helpful char itable nature The production of this historical Ihdiaai opera will be given at the op era Louse on Thursday December 15th IMarriage Announcement Mr and Mrs William o Rucker ll1no trice the marriage of their daughter Violia to Mr Ira N Weldon at their home on Wednesda December 7 at 230oclock Nc cards but relations and friends are invited Mrs Strother Entertains Mrs Harry Strother entertained the Euchre Club on Wednesday af ternoon in a very charming manner at her elegant home on South Main street The decorations were gracefully done in mistletoe a great bell of this beautiful green being suspended fromIthe handsome chandelier IwJjJite land yellow chrysanthemums were also artistically used Mrs Roll Ratliff Mrs Will Mass tc and Mrs Charles Strother in handsome afternoon gowns assisted the attractive hostess in entertaining her games were played with great enthusiasm and enjoyed to the utmost by the participants At the conclusion of these delicious pink white and chocolate brick cream was served with dainty pink and white cakes Later in the afternoon the guest enjoyed fragrant coffee and sand wiches Tle affair was one of the prettiest ever given in the experience of the club members Mrs George Green will entertain the Club on next Thursday Accepts Position Mr Allan R Rankin of the county has Accepted a position as salesman foiutlie Mq wan Produce Company on North Main street Mr Rankin is a brother of Dr J Nelson Rankin of this city Exchange and Luncheon The ladies of the Central Baptist church will have an exchange on Saturday whey will also serve a noon day luncheon consisting of hot chocolate and other thing Ilfrs Kate BuUitUof Frankfort spent several days this week with Mrs W A Beatty Mrs J E Gitibbs has returned from a visit to Rev and Mrs J II Williams in Paris Miss Polly Lisle is ill of lagrippe Mr W W Ecton of the firm of Ecton and llarvdnanjyill be in Cin cinnati for the next few days Mr Steve hours is in Owingsville on business MAkES HIS CONFESSION a Dr Cook Says That He Does Not Know Whether He Reached the North Pole or Not NEWe YORK Dec 1Dl Frcd crick A Cook the Brooklyn explor er in an article which will be published in Ilamptoirs Magazine confesses that he does not know whether he reached the North Pole or not Dr Cook who has been in hiding for over a year has informed the edi tors of the magazine publishing his story that return to the Unit ed States with lira wife and children December 22 in order to spend Christ mas here Dr Cook in his story deals wit the psychology of his adventure and saysDid I get to the North Pole thinkinya mistake After mature thought I confess UmtTilo not know absolutely whether I reached the Pole or not This may come as an amazing statement but Jam willing to startle the adu opportunity to presentmy case By my easeI mean not my case as a geographical discoverer but my case asa man Much as the attainment of the North Pole once meant to me the s3mpiffffyfnl3lloTrfi3Sic6of my Tel lowmen mean more Fully freely mul frankly I shall tell you everything Tell you every thing and leave the decision with you sayCookcrazed by months of isolation and hunger he believed he reached the Pole he is not a faker then Ishall besatisfiedDr tells the story of his life and pictures what he calls the over ipo waring lamhition for exploration that beset him until it finally enl initiated in his effort to reach the pole Was Half Mad Dr Cook declares that at the time lie convinced himself that he had discovered the Pole he was halfmad He spent two years in his quest and during that time endured hunger and privation that he says would un balance any mind Who Said Soup Dont that go good for dinner on a cold day We carry the most com plete line of soups in the city FEATURINGT- he Celebrated FrancoAmerican Line All Varieties Bouillion Mock Turtle Oxtail Heintz Famous Tomato Soup made from Choice Tomatoes and Pure Cream 10 15 and 25c Sizes Besides these leaders we carry a complete line of Van Camps Sniders Monsoon Popular Size SoupS1 10c per can WHEN SOUP HUNGRY PHONE 40 MacNeill Weathers Both Phones No 40 ti i Ll sos Clifton B Ross The careful shopper who desires unusual values at reasonable prices should inspect our assortment of SAMPLE SUITS which we are offering af GREATLY REDUCED PRICES theebeautifulsilk and linendI TAILORED SHIRT WAISTS wehave in stock If you are looking for a suitable Christmas present for your wife or sweetheart see our display of BrasswareWe have umbrella stands jardeniers in all sizes andmany other beautiful and useful articles There is no more acceptable gift than a handsonlet ALLIGATOR POCKETBOOK StampshClifton B Ross l1li f J t I Christmas Suggestions I Armstrong Shoes for ladies 3 50 to 400 House Slippers for ladies 100 to 175 I House Slippers for men 125 to 200 Fur Caps 200 Fur Lined Gloves 300 to 350 Street Gloves warm lined 150 to 250 Nettleton Shoes for men 550 to 600 Just Wright Shoes for men 400 Plush Underwear for men 300 Union Suits 200 to 300 Stetson Felt and Stiff Hats 300 to 500 Socks Ties Mufflers and Handkerchiefs Do your shopping early and get the best selections Hutsell Smith Patterson Next to Winn Furniture Co Jt THE BESTi- s alone good enough for ourl customers We have been in this business in Winchester for many years and have learned by experience many points in the coal trade whichq toserveanybody else U MARTIN COAL SUPPLY CO 1 r ICopenhagens Deer Park has the lar gest park of any city in the world Its area Is about 4200 acres IKINGS DAUGHTERS BAZAAR Daughters Bazaar will be held in the store room owned Miss Lizzie Taylor on Main street Friday and Saturday FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH The revival at the First Baptist church is growing in interest and additions to the church in spite of the preachThursday a Lion The preacher said the worst thing that could be said of anyone andespecially a minister is that he is broad and liberal Truth is narrow and the way to heaven is narrow One new member teas added to the church Services Thursday night at 7 oclock Everybody invited low MUCH IS YOUR- STOMACH WORTH yourlifelips has a remedy that keeps the stomach right and makes it right when it wrong 1110NA is the name of the great stomach remedy and Phillips gum antees it to cure the following stomach ailments and symptoms or money back stomachbe1ching ofleadcauerlbyThat allin feeling in the stomach after a night of sociability drinkingVomiting of pregnancy or any stomach distress failsPhillipswhere and the price is only 50 cents a large box LADIESdont tifUI fancy articles candy and all kinds of handwork Everything suitable for l Daugh1ters BIG SALEOF Drummers Samples AT MY STORE Saturday December 310 Through a lucky purchase I am able to offer fo- rSATURDAY ONLY the Samples of The Lexington Dry Goods Co at the following low prices IJ regularSOc 35c Mens X100 Grade Overalls only 65c Mens 100 Grade Coats tJmatch only 65c PI Meiis SOc Grade Overalls only 35c Mens SOc Grade Coats to v matchonly 35C v Mens SUe Quality Dress Shirts only 35 C Mens 100 Quality Dress Shirts only 65c Mens X100 Work Gloves and Mittens only 65c Mens SOc Work Gloves and Mittens only h35c Mens 300 Corduroy Pants 225mMens X225 Corduroy Pants only 175 Mens 300 Slicker Coats in Yellow only 250 Mens 50c Quality Suspenders only 35C Mens 25c Quality Suspenders only 20C The above are the prices on just a few articles but remem ber the Samples consist of Com forts Blankets Hats Caps Shoes Etc all of which will be sold at unheard oflow prices for SATURDAY ONLY Remember The Day And Date Sat urday December 3 1910 t Jesse Owen Winchester Ky l rlane Four c THE WIN rH ITFII IWI t v in St an of I I NTHING makes a man feel better or look better I than dress clothes and every man ought to have themevening dress Tuxedo Prince Albert dress over coatjust for the good it does him to look and feel that iway Well supply you with Hart Schaffner Marx Jdress clothes if we havent the exact size and perfect fit well get them a good deal sooner than it will take to have them made to order and the 711 be better in every way BloomfelcTs Special Suits and Overcoats so 1250 and 15 enoughi18 to X30 Hart Schaff ner Marx Clothes Shop 1 VI C B LOOMFIELCO1DTH- E STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY DEAD tOMES TO LIFE I BURLINGTON N J Dcc1Thei crowd at the Metropolitan Hotel was given the scare of their lives Tucs Tlay night when a farmer named Huzhy came to life 10 minutes after Ac had been pronounced dead and I A Great Assortment Of Christmas Goods We have made unusual preparations for our Holiday Trade The largest and most complete stockof Toys in Central Kentucky can be seen in our store AU Christmas Goods displayed this week Imported Mechanical Do3s Games of allsorts Bicycles Cameras Skates Steropticons Mirrorscopcs and hundreds Qf other articles Dont fail to visit our store when in Lexington CDCallowayCo d Successor to TB DewhursiiV 146 W Main Street Lexington Ky j 4l A while two Coroners were engaged in a heated argument asto which should take charge of the case Buxhy was found apparently life less in a room in the hotel and the undertaker and Coroners were noti ImorOltl trouble about which the physicians are much puzzled ATTENTION Come early and avoid the rush by oiling your Xmas presents from the Kings Daughters who will hold their annual Bazaar at the store room formedy occupied by the Wagner Piano Company 11302t ROAD 380 MILES LONG BUILT IN ONE HOUR A dirt road 380 mires long and stretching across the entire State of Towa was built in one hours time by a force of 10000 men It seems that at a good roads meeting in Des Hpin cs last spring the suggestion was made and received with general approval Preliminary planning and hlicanrand Democratic local committees working in friendly rivalry for the common end When the word was given the long army of builders rVcnt to work and in alt hour the Toad was finished Probably 380 miles auliciur Is a record =Tha J5urvey 1i i 7 I 1flOftE ROF BELL G LCOMPANY Exploded With Crash That Is Heard Five Miles Awaj and Two Men Are Killed STURGIS kx jjDec 1 With a hereilkcof the Bell tinfoil Coal Company at tlieBells raiilesjn Tradcwatcr river exploded Tuesday night instant Mina er J T Gilford and Qhailes Travis who wore operating the power plant Both bodies were literally blown to pieces and the Head of Engineer Travis was blown from his bodyand has not yet been found opcrationpumped out anal everything put in working order for inspection by a party of St Louis capitalists who arrived Tuesday to look over tile property with p yiev to investing in the plant which controls the famous Bell vein of coal There were several miners at work the slope when the explosion oc cTurrodht the engine room and search was made by these men all during the night and 1VedxnesdaJmorning foi the heqd of Engineer Travis Both peen lcayefamilie- clranagei Gifford came hero from Louis several years ago securer interest in the property and be came manager of the mines The Bejl Uirioip Coal Company was organized by the late Col W W Smith of Nashville Tenn Col T J Scott and other wealthy capitalists St Louis and the coal field Was partly developed before the war by John Bell of Tennessee Pure silk hose this week only 49 cents Ideal Xmas present McCord Phillips n SMALL INCREASE IN TENNESSEE POPULATION WASniNGTONj Dec IThe population of the State of Tennessee is 2184789 according to statisticOfi the thirteenth census made public iA BOLD STEPTo overcome the wellgrounded and reasonable objections of compoundsDrmake a bold departure from the usual course pursued by the publishcdcomplete list ofall the Ingredients entering into the composition of his widely celebrated medicines Thus Dr Pierce has taken his numerous patrons and patients into his full confidence Thus too ho has removed his mod icines from among secret l nostrums of doubtful merits and placed them ina class all by themselves by making them remedies OP KNOWN COMPOSITION By this bold step Dr JI Pierce has shown that his formulas are of such excellence that he is not Afraid to subject them to the fullest scrutiny INot only does the wrardr of bottle of Dr Golden Medical Discovery the famous medicine for weak stomach torpid liver or biliousness and all cat rhal diseases wherever located have printedupon it in plain English a full and complete list of all the ingredients composing it but a small book has been compiled from numerous standard medical works ofall the different schools of practice containing ve numerous ex tracts from the writings of leading practitioners of medicine endorsing in the strongest possible terms each and every ingredient contained in Dr Pierces medicines One of these little books will be mailed free to anyone sending address on postal cardor by letter to Dr R V Pierce Buffalo N Y end requesting the same IInWednesday This is an increase of 154173 or 81 per cent over 2 020010 in 1900 The increase from 1890 to 1900 was 253098 or 143 per cent- Thc population of the State of Minnesota is 207708 according to statistics of the thirteenthcensus This is an increase of 324314 or 185 per cent over 1751394 in 1900 The increase from ISflO to 1900was 440100 or 338 per cent- LADIES get your Christmas presents from the Kings Daughters Bazaar on December 2 and 3 From this little bo k it will be learned that Dr Pierces medicines contain no alcohol narcot ics mineralagents or other poisonous or injurious agents and that they arc made from native medi cinalroots of great value also that sore ci tlj most valuable ingredients contained in Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription for weak nervous over worked rundown nervous and debilitated wom en were employed long years ago by the Indians for similar ailments affecting their squaws In fact one of the most valuable medicinal plrnts entering into the composition Dr Pierces Favorite Pre scription was known to the Indians as U Squaw Weed Our knowledge of the uses of not a cvofour most valuable native medicinal plants was gained from the Indians U1I i1 S I Citizens National Bank I Paid up Capital S1CQQGC Surplus S51QOQ WE 500C2T YOUR BUSINESS We will give you courteous treatment and attend promptly and carefully to all business entrusted to us t J tT Simpson Pres A H ITaxnf ton Cashier T F Phillips V Press t J W Poynter Asst Cashier IU 1 J 5 1 b Christmas Is Coming It well to be prepared and select suitable presents for each member of the family early See our line of Qatten urgIVorkDoilies Table Covers and Fancy Drawn Work just the thing for the housekeeper Also inspect our stock of fine TABLE LINEN AND NAPKINS V fJWhich cannot fail to make acceptable gifts Let us quote prices o- nA1IWoo1 WanketsW- eare selling them at reasonable prices We are showing a fine assortment of winter Gloves Fascinators and Solid Leather Shoes f 7 t f io i Guranteed to wear Now is tHe tiiiiiB to buy RaROSIo 0 r r 0 1 J r u fi THE WINCHESTER NEWSParm EVIl IDWEGIVETHAffi tTO WHOM DID WE DO SO The Celebrated Brooklyn Pastor tr Back From Britain Oklahoma City Nov 27 Pastor Russell of Brook lyn Tabernacle ad dressed large audiences here twice today In our prin cipal Auditorium We report one of his addresses from the following text 0 give thanks unto the Lord for he Is good for his mercy endureth forever Psalm evil t Thanksgiving Day appeals to all of as and wo are glad that the Pilgrim athers long years ago started the custom They placed it at the end of the harvest and in recognition of the same The keeping of such a day ap peals to all civilized mankind in a con siderable degree because our Great Creator so organized us that the qual fly of reverence of worship lies prom inently on the top of our lead The man or woman rich or poor educated or ignorant bond or free who has not this organ of veneration developed in considerable measure cannot be appre dative and deferential toward his Creator and hence would not enjoy Thanksgiving day We are glad that these are comparatively few We are glad to suppose that the majority of this great nation of civilization looked iip to God with grateful hearts and rendered him thanks for blessings manifested Hindrances to Truo Reverence Nevertheless the numbers increase yearly of those who are losing their reverence for the God of the Bible and Vaguely turning towards a God of Nature of whcni thus profess to know comparatively little These irreverent and unthankful fellowcreatures are not generally the most ignorant of our race nor the least favored in temporal mercies and blessings Among them are many learned wealthy influential Their condition is well represented by that of a young woman who called at my study recently In substance she said I have lost m lam un happy I am IlGpingthat you will be able to assist me in finding him again Thank God we were able to assist her and now she is able to give thanks to God in all sincerity- I am not speaking to the irreverent in this audience nor to those of this class in my larger audience of millions all over the world to whom I speak through the public press I am speak ing to others who while not yet fully in the faith are still disposed to give thanksl speak to these be cause 1 realize that each day is bringing to the world greater latcH gence more independent thoughtful ness in a wider use of reason speak because my experience teaches that unless these be fully armed with the Truth and awakened to independ eat thought they are almost certain to fall into unbelief Evolution Higher Criticism and a mere form of godli ness which denies the real power thereof Tho Truth Shall Make You Free The Great Teacher prayed for his followers Sanctify them through thy Truth thy Word Is Truth John xvii 17 To be forearmed with the Truth is to be safeguarded against the error To be ignorant of the Truth is to fall a prey to the error especially in thiZ evil day when a thousand shall fall at thy side and ten thousand at thy right hand Psalm xci 7 The difficulty with us has been that many have supposed that the conversion of the world and Its sanctification can be better accomplished by misrepresentation of Divine Character and Justice Unconsciously we have learned to twist and interpret our Bibles to fit the erroneous creeds which were hand ed to us by our wellmeaning forefathers The Day of Judgment upon these false creeds is upon us Un less we learn that they do not prop erly interpret the Bible we will re ject the Bible when we reject the creedsand that must be very soon for all thinking people To the Law and to the testimony if they speak not according to this Word it is because there is no light in them Isaiah viii 20 Causes For Ingratitude Come let us reason together saith the Lord If our creeds tell us truly that we were all born damned either to Purgatory or to eternal torment should we give thanks on this ac count If our creeds tell truly that an elect handful of saints will escape the torture how do we know wheth er or not we belong to that elect hand ful Have we sufllcicnt information on this subject to give thanks there for If our creeds tell truly that near ly all the members of our families nearly ail of our neighbors and friends being unsalntly not sanctified in Christ Jesus not followers In the footsteps of Jesus not of those who wall not after the flesh but after the spirit these all except a mere hand ful are doomed to more horrible tort r ture than the worst earthly sufferings we could possibly imagine for them and are doomed to these for centuries lii Purgatory according to the Catho He or for all eternity according to 1 z our Protestant theories can we hon Ve4tlythank God for any of these con ditiprig if we believe them to be true Can we worship in spirit and In truth a Creator who would make au haJl atrocious plan And could we respect his honesty if he labelled itigOO1 tidings of great joy to all people Assuredly we coulchnot If the foregoIng things which have DarkIenIcour race experience those tortures If these things be true rather should we give thanks for famine and pestilence which would obliterate our race entirely and thus save future thousands of millions from the horrors of eternal torture These thoughts will come to all intelligent beings sooner or later Wo bring them forward now in order that we may fIset them with the Truth that we may show the fallacy of these doctrines of devils rhs St Paul designates them I Timothy iv We bring them to your attention so that we may not only demolish them but give you instead the true satisfactory portion the Truth the Bread that came down from heaven to give life eternal not merely to the saintly few of the Church but to mankind in general Those who get the proper view of our Creator and of his glorious Plan for human salvation will be forever protected from such fears and doubts respecting Divine goodness Getting the proper view of the Heavenly Fa thers character through the discernment of his Plan of the Ages for spir itual Israel natural Israel and tho world in general thoy will hereafter be able to celebrate every Thanksgiv ing Day much more abundantly much more Intelligently much more happily than any in the past More than this to these every day will be a happy day if rightly exercised by the goodness of God they shall give him their hearts Then truly they may say 0 happy day that fixed my choice On thee my Savior and my God Well may this glowing heart rejoice And tell its raptures all abroad Gods Mercy Endureth Forever In the Psalm from which our text isItaken the Prophet David repeats sentiment of Thanksgiving to God be cause of the evercontinuance of his mercy twentysix times Our English translation does not give us the exact thought however Properly translated it would read 0 give thanks for his mercy endurcth ever The word ever more nearly represents the thought of the Hebrew which signifies not for ever but to a completion As long as there is any use for mercy Gods mer cy will continue When the great vine Program shall have been accom plished when every creature in heav en and in earth and under the earth shall be heard saying Praise and glory and honor dominion and might be unto him that sitteih upon the Throne and unto the Latib forever Revela tion v 13 then there will no longer be need for mercy rtWcy will have accomplished its work Mercy signifies the setting aside ofIjustice in some manner for some son Justite is the foundation of Gods thronethe foundation of the Divine Government Justice had con trol of rather Adam and offered him eternal life in an Eden home as a reward for obedience or death extinction as the penalty for disobedience As Divine Wisdom had foreknown man disobeyed and the penalty of Jus tice Dying thou shalt die wqs exe cuted Through heredity all of Ad ams race became involved all Inher ited sinful tendencies and dying con stitutions For more than two thousand years death reigned under the edict of Jus tice and our race as a whole were sub ject to it A little later the Law Covenant was made with Israel one na tion out of many It seemed to offer placcdied eternal life if they could keep the Lawwhich they could not keep because of inherited blemishes moral and physical Uwns over four thousand years from the time Justice struck the fatal blow until Divine mercy stepped for ward with the healing balm Gods mercy is his love in active operation for the relief of the condemned Al though God is Love and hence must always have been loving and kind and merciful of disposition yet this quality of his character was held in restraint as respects condemned men for more than forty centuries So the Apostle explains saying Herein was manifested the love of God in that he sent onlybegotten Son into thehis world that whosoever believeth in him should not perish bqt have ever lasting life I John iv 9 John iii 1C But meantime the darkness of sin and the misrepresentations of Divine character by the Adversary had so op erated upon the fallen race that eyes had they but they saw not ears hail they but they understood not hearts had they but they comprehended north message of Divine mercy They fulfilled the Scriptures in slaying the One sent for their relief And they have misunderstood slandered ma ligned killed his followers the few blessed with the hearing ears and the understanding hearts and the eyes of faith These few constitute what the Scriptures designate the true Church of God including the Apostles and all the faithful throughout this Age the household of faith the Church of the FirstBoVns whose names are written in heaven Hebrews xii 23 These constitute the Little Flock to whom it Is the Fathers good pleasure to give the Kingdom which shortly Messi ahs Kingdom Is to bless and uplift the world operating through natural IsraelMercy Rejoicath Over Justice Mans necessity became Gods oppor tunity for the display of his glorious character perfect in Justice Wisdom Love anU Power While love could sot clear the guilty it could provide f a Redeemer to suffer the Just tor the unjust Bat Diyine Justice could not allow this unless with the consent of the sufferer Hence we read that Gods t before his onlybegotten Son a ooperationthe heavenly glory was made flesh and offered himself an acceptable sacrifice the Just for the unjust for the redemption of Adam and his race The Father honored him by raising him from the dead toa still higher glory and hquor than he had before to immortality the divine na ture Now from his glorious station he is empowered to be the Mediator between God and men between Di viiiojrustiee and fallen humanity lie is empowered to give the earthly rjghts which he sacrificially laid down for Adam and his race to so ninny of them as will accept the perfection of human nature and its rights and priv ileges upon terms in harmony with the Divine Lawthe remainder he will de stray annihilate as brute beasts Peter ii 12 Acts iii 23 As though all this were not sum ciently wonderful as though with all this the Heavenly Fathers Wisdom Justice Love and Power would not exemplifiedGodbeginning to deal with the world as a whole to give back to the willing and obedient Qf the race human perfection and an earthly Eden Paradise and eternal life before commencing this work of restitution Acts iii 10 the Father made known to the Son another feature of his Plan He would give to the Son a Bride a class selected from amongst the fallen racecalled chosen faithful overcomers These as the JointHeirs of the Second upliftingwill become the children of Christ through obedience and adoption The trials and testings of all those who will become the Bride of Christ must be similar to those of the Re deemer They must suffer with him If they would reign with him As he sacrificed his earthly life and rights and interests so must they He exhorted them Present your bodies liv- Ing sacrifices holy and acceptable to God a reasonable senice Romans xli 1 True there is a difference between these followers of Jesus and the Captain of their salvation He was brought into the world holy harmless undefiled and separate from sinners hence his sacrifice is a perfect one Those accepted as his members as his Bride belong to therace of sinners They were children of wrath even as others Ephesians 113 Their ac ceptance as sacrifices therefore was not possible except as the great Cap tain of their Salvation imputed to thQse sacrifices a sufficiency of the merit of his sacrifice to compensate for their defects and to make their sacrifices ac ceptable to the Father with his and as a part of his they being counted in with him as members jot his Body My dear friends those of us who have the eye of faith and the hearing of faith to appreciate this the Message of Gods Word may surely be thankful to the last degree What more could our Heavenly Father do for us than he has doneredeeming us Inviting us to a now nature giving us the aids by the way and making us sharers In the Kingdom glory of his Son More than this he has been blessing our friends our children our parents our neigh bors the heatheniall of mankind of one family Thanks Because God Is Good 0 give thanks unto the Lord for he is good for his mercy endureth for ever During this Gospel Age his mercy has been manifest to all those who take up their cross and follow Jesus By and by these will be glorified by the First Resurrection Then his mercy will return to natural Israel under the New Covenant Jeremiah xxxi 31 of which Christ and the Church are Able Ministers Servants Priests and Kings Could all the world discern through the trials and tears and sorrows and imperfections and dy- Ing of tncir present experience the glo rious outcome which God is providing the whole world they would be filled with praise to him who loved us and bought us back from the penalty of death and who ultimately will complete his glorious work through Mes siahs Kingdom Have we not as followers of the Lord as Christians misrepresented the facts of the case und endeavored to have people give thanks to God for uukindncss injustice lovclessuess to a God whose mercy never reached us and would never reach any but a small proportion of our race through the knowledge of Christ to a God whose mercy even to the onetenth of those who had ever heard of him he said would endure only for the present life and even among these bring a blessing only to a mere handful of the elect Let us go back to the Word of God and free out minds of the prejudices of superstition and misinterpretation handed down from the Dark Ages LoTus see the glory of our God as re vealed in the Bible Let Christians give thanks that by the grace of God their eyes and ears of understanding are opening to a better knowledge of him Let them give thanks not only tot redemption train the death sen bare hut also for their call to saint ship and its consequent suffering in this present time and its promise of reward of glory on the spirit plane by anti by Let the world give thanks in pro portion ns it is alilo to discern Gods goodness and nKiryrf r Adams rue that eventually brought the channel of the glorified Church Divine bless lug will be pstpndd tu overy member of AdnniRnue pivin opportunity to nlltl ntHin life everlasting with full hiui u pprfpsti 1 nucl m vwl sthig Eden siiiou this now ifluUtdcarth SUNDAYSCHOOLILesson Dec 4 1910 THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES Text of the Lesson Matt xxv 3135 6975 Memory Verses 74 7sGold en Text Cor x 12 Commentary Prepared by Rev QM Stearns lesIsonGdonce of Peter and his assertion Though nil men shall be offended be cause of Thee yet will 1 never be of fendid then to the Saviours This night before the cock crow thou shalt deny Me thrice his further bore emphatic assertion Though should die with Thee yet will I not denyI Thee how do we pity him and disciples for they all asserted the same It was as If Peter said Lord Thou dost not know me Thou canst surely count on me to be true at any cost Do we see ourselves Have we ever sung Surely the Captain May De pend on Me If so were we not as foolishly boastful as Peter How the Lord must have pitied him How He pities us None can be saved until they know that are lost for He evIerout strength ungodly enemies enmity against God dead In sins children of disobedience and wrath having no hope and without God In the world Run iii 39 v 10 viii 7 Eph Ii 13 5 12 Such helpless hell deserv ing sInners Jesus aves fully and for ever by His finished work without any help from us whatever When saved we are just as helpless to live a Chris tian life and to serve Tim as we were to save ourselves So thegreat lesson for the saved sinner to learn is the sig nificance of Not but Christ Not 1 but the grace of God Without Me ye can do nothing Gal II 20 Cor xv 10 John xv Unless it is God who worketh in us both to will and to do of His good pleasure the work cannot stand but will prove to be only wood hay and stubble We must be ever watchful prayerful submitting to God and resisting the devil if we would walk worthy of Him who bath called us to His kingdom and glory We have seen Peter during to rebuke the Lord as He spake of suffering though the Scriptures may be said to be full of predictions coneernipg the sufferings of the Messiah We have heard him say We have lef fall for Thee What shall we have therefore We have also heard him say Tboir shall nev II wash my feet Webave heard his self confident boasting that he was ready to die with Christ Yet we have seen him taking off n mans ear fop a fgilowingthe enemies of Christ and wannbas himself at thpir fire What we ex poet next from such a man The damsel who kept the door ns she saw him sit by the fire worming himself looked earnestly upon him and said And thou also wast with Jesus of Nazareth Compare the four ac counts nut he denied saying Wo man I know Him not neither understand 1 what thou sayest Alas alas how can we account for it Did the devil who led Judas Iscariot to betray Christ take possession of Peter also Even so for ona previous occasion Jesushnd tosay to Peter Get thee be hind me Satan Mutt xvi 23 On the Passover night the Lord said Simon Simon behold Satan bath desired to have you IL V asked to have you that he may sift you as wheat but I have pray d for thee that thy faith fail not Luke xxli 31 32 After that first denial he went out into the porch and the cock cr w Thpn another mold saw him arid be gan to sayto them thatrstood by This fellow was also with jpsus of Naza reth And ngain he denied with an outhOI I do not know the man If belied only left the bud company as soon as he found himself falling be might have repented sooner but it is grow ing worsethe second denial was ac companied by an oath About an hour later another confidently affirmed say- Ing to Peter Surely thou art one of them for thou art a Galilean and thy speech agreeth thereto The kinsman of the man whose ear Peter said Did not see thee in the gl1denI with Him Then he began to curse and to swear saying I know not this man of whom ye speak And immediately while he yet spake the cock crew the second time and the Lord turned and looked upon Peter And Peter called to mind tbe word that Jesus said unto him Before the cockcrow Jwice thou shall deny me thrice Mark xiv 3072 And when he thought thereon he went out and wept bitterly This wits not like the remorse of Judas Iscariot which lcdto suicide but there were tears of true enitoncp How much do we know of the com fort of the assurance that He ever Jivpth to make intercession for us Hpb vii 2Tn Do we lay it to heart that the same great adversary is ever soCking to cause the saints to fall ihnt lit may bring reproach upon that opautiful name by which we are Bailed Hr does notask for the un saved bwTiise hey bilong to him Ill lid rtot tisli fur Ju alsj Istjarlot but hc lad to us tor loir ami for Peter Let ns mvi r niilp light of him for he ilUlI forlttit tin onoray ret us Iltlhl ifrafdrf niifor we have a iiiild tn T1wwh his fipry darts and sword wiili ivhiuh to conquer him 1JI tJq xU rj ikyiios XMasI ClARK COUNTY FARMS FOR SALE NO1 1J57 acres GI miles south of Winchester NO2 121 acres 7 miles south or WinchesterNO 80y2 acres CV2 miles sunlit of Winchester Each of these farms are on good pikes fliRT have all modern improve fhents The land is good I desire to sell because of ill health Bargains f sold at once 1 B MARTIN R R No7 Winches ter Kentucky Plume 490V Winchester Op ara HOUSE Thursday Dec 1 1910 As Ioldin- The Hills SUCCESS W F MANN Presents- A fLAY AFFORD 70 MISS Mabel Owen AS THE INDIAN GIRL PAMNENA BY FAR THE BEST DRAMATIC PRODUCTION OF TODAY NEW Scenery Specialties NEWCostumes WATCH FOR THE INDIANS PRICES 25 35 and 5Oc Seats on sale at Strodes Drug Store ATTENTION Come early and avoid the rush by getting your Xmas presents from the Kiifgs Daughters who will hold their animal Bazaar at the store room formerly occupied by the Wagnei Piano Company 11302t YOUNG MEN WANTED Government Pays Railway Mail Clerks 800 to11400 a Year Free Scholarships Are Offered follor carrier custom house and depart mental clerks Prepare at once for the coming examinations Thousands of appointments arc to be made Common school education is all you need city and country peo ple have equal chance Start to pre pare nowfree information Free scholarships this month Write im mediately to Central Schools Depart inpntT3421 Rochester N Y i Orris Roots The orris root so familiar to loyers of perfumes should really be called iris root since It js made from the roots or rather rpotsticks of several species ot Iris espedallv Germanica the common blue nag ot the gardena and Iris Florentina a white variety it Is renotted that the root has to be dried and preserved foe spme time before the fragrance is fully devel oped The freshly dug plants have no fragrance American JBotanist 12 Catching SjCannibal TJow did our chief get that attack of bay fever Nother Cannibal He ate a grass widow Cleveland Leader I IIIl2c a word for each additional sertion lOc a word per month Scattered insertions ic per word per insertions Nothing inserted for less than ten cents Nothing charged m books for less than 25 cents FORJIENT 6room Cottage with bath gps aid all modern cuJivcnfoueeiJ Octal stable and all ou lViIdliig One oL the bct locations in tha city A bargain meuthI Office in KcEIJcwney Builldfas hems Phona 728 East Tcnn 2 Intone In- STKOTHERS OlnRElIAB lE Fire Insurance and and Real Estate Agency OHtPlCE FcmtcrnitT BUi Phone iSr =FOR SALEShare of Clark County Bank stock Apply J T Beeknur phone 343 Home 113031 FOR RENT IT acres guoti corn land now in clover and ready to plou at once For money rent or rood note Apply to 11 W Eeton n li Eetons Kiocerv 1010tf buildingSITEfrom Winchester on the west suit of the Paris pike Pi ice 1000 cash cr will divide into 3 lots and sell for 330 each Will sell to white or colored people Address Jf Stevenson 1069 Mount St Cincinnati Ohio 1130fitI clatlihcg PUBLIC SALE Saturday at 2 p at Courthouse door 17 shaves Hagan Gas engine stock G L Wainscott 1129lt FOR SALE A 5room brick cottage it Itall modem improvements on East Hiekman street It Mrs G W West 120 East Fairfax sticctel Misses Eva or Taylor Gilkey 11 Georgia street 112031 LOST Bunch of keys Return to C C Bobbins News oflice1126Or LOST Ring Return to II E Fitch News cfilee and receive reward bugDlars etc EA Lowry Xo 7 Eo Broadway 1123lmo 1forB Locknanc 1123tf AA SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN for any magazine or newspaper published Clubbing offers a spec ialty Catalogue on request South ern Magazine Agency Clark It Tanner manager postoffice box 454 0 K phone 541 Winchester Ky 1123tf gobblersi3route ll223tcod turkeysMrsphone 332 1117lmo TUNGSTEN lAMPS The Winchester Railway Light Ice Company in order to encourage the use of current have arranged with TungsteuLamps150 watt lamp 170 100 watt lamp 120 watt lamp 90 40 watt lamp 70 2W3U lamp andwe in order lo introduce a number of useful cleqtrical appliances arc selling them at the lowest possi ble margin of profit for a few days WIN ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO Sewer pipe of all sizes at reason able plices Royse Boone uL43t t Standard Phonography the short est legible shorthand Taught hilcourse of individual iesousiIieb- est method of teaching known Jfl Lary 23 S Highland slrooL Holme phone 737 DRINK I2akoI4More Now is the time to buy Rod SLut coal for winter months loysclf iiiitINotice to Taxpayers You have hut a few more days bc sforc the penalty is added tone aSd the rush Under the preset tax law I11n compelledto collect rill of the taxes by Docember 1st- Youisrespectftill W 0 BROCK Shcrffr i1015t1IWINCHESTER ROLLER MILL aThea the county is the Winchester RuHeV Mills Why not use iHrae flour the best made Kerr perfection anJ White Pearl flour has no canal fGO TO BrownProctoria PHARMACY J For pure Drugs Druggist Sundries Toilet Articles and everything fouHd in a firstclass Drugstore Phone us j 0 ir wants and we will deliver the g ods promptly Both phones 1370I CHAS A HOSEY Propi I Do i rl1lIIAmrTON 11IlIldtDl r o rrrcn Vlcerresldcnt I Clark County I 1 National Bank EtaNIlfcoi 1065 I Accounts ol Merctenls Farmers and Traders Solicited Collection Made oiuTA PoInts CpitaJand Surplus fFSSOCOOOO J M IFARM WANTED well improved mid on more than ior 7 miles from Winchester TRACY STOKELY 311tL PEMDLETOK RUSH t BUSH Attorney at Law 3ti Floor McEldowney Building Winchester Ky LEWIS R HAMPTON Attorney at Law Jffics 5th Floor McEidowney Buildi 1 Special Attention to Collections Winchester Ky 1M STEVEHSOK Attorney at Law S Main St WltKy V VI Rush fi Company FIRE AND TORNADO INSURANCEWINCHESTER OFFICE KcELDOWNEY Phone 145 Importance of the Letter Letters are the very nerves and Arteries of friendship nay they are the vital spirits and elixir of love which In the case of distance and long absence would bo in hazard ito languish ldqulte molder way with out them c J c UJa jJ r f r f f Pane SJx u THE WINCHESTER NEWS OUR CHRISTMAS PRESENT TO YOU I adI 20000J FREE r ALSO ONE 25 WATCH OR RING Accept Them With Our We intend to give you absolutely free this magnificent Edison Phonograph our Christmas present to you The machine sells for 20000 It is built of mahogany IT IS WORTH HAVING Come to our store and let us explain to you how we are going to make this wonderful present to you plan is a fair square one open and above board no catch no game of chance some one will get the machine of all costs Come in the first time you have an opportunity and let us tell you all about it- sTHIS IS NOT A RAFFLE YOU TAKE NO CHANCESil r frevery dollar you spend you receive full andcomplete value from a most complete stock every piece of which was picked with an eye to your especialneed The machine offered is a brand new machine just shipped in from the factory It is always on at our store Let us demonstrate to you its worth We want YOU to get it r COM E I N AND 53 EEl T I fJEWELER AND OPTICIAN llllSINES HAS FALLEN OFF George A Post of Railway Business Mens Asscciation Talks on the Situation WASHINGTON Dec IGcorge A Post ol Now York president of thc Railway Business Association 4 testified before the Interstate Com merce Commission Wednesday that the main purpose of his organization was to rno e friendly relations be twecirthe railroads and the public We have learned in the past two or three years said he that conservative talk is better than vitriol cs We arc organized good humor not organized gloom Mr Post said the purchase of the railroads had diminished very markedly in the last four or live months The official reports of the roads to the commission intervened ComII missioner Prouty indicate increases in maintenance of way and equipment are greater than in the methods of conducting transportation How do you then account for your statement that your business has been falling oin The falling off dates back to the first of June replied Mr Post Do you know of an instance where the railroads have suspended Gold Stamps Given Away We are giving Gold Stamps for eachand every article you will buy at out store dur andbandweShoes to sell at reduced prices Now is a good chance for you to get your Gold Stamp Pre ninm A few of Best Bargains Selz 300 Shoes now 250 Selz i500 Shoes now 350 350 Shoes nOw300Ladies and Misses and Shoes at cost Ball Band 1st Quality and Felt Boots are our leaders Weguar antee all our goods to give you pi rect satisfaction We will convince you by giving us a call Harris Friedman14 Main Street Winchester Ky any work of development already begun I persisted Mr Prouty Not at this moment replied the believe asked Mr Prouty that if the commission wouldallow an increase it would stimulate other lines of business so as to justify the TUBULAR BELL CHIME The Herschede Hall Clock as a timepiece a tubular chime and an article of furniture for home office or institution appeals alike to utility refinement and musical taste The perfect movement insures correctness of time the solid oak or mahogany case with classic lines conforms to good taste and the melodious tubular chimes sounding the hours and quarters after the peals of Whittington or Westminster serve as a pleasing reminder of the moons phases in the dial arch We are sales agents for The Herschede Hall Clock Co of this city and will send illustrated cat alog on request Gifts by Mail You can purchase gifts of Diamonds Sterling Silver Sheffield Plate Gold and Silver Jewelry Mantel Clocju Etc throughour Correspondence Department at moderate prices Correspondence solicited Silversmiths Jewelers Goldsmiths The Frank Herschede Co Herschede Building Fourth Street East Cincinnati Ohio witness alien the roads receive such increased revenues and get in the frame of mind that would naturally follow there would be an enlarge ment of prosperity a giving of employment to the many people depend ent onus the spread of their money to local merchants and so on Pure silk hose this week only 49 cents Ideal Xmas present McCord Phillips WE CAN SATISFACTION when you Seep the shirts collars tin lei ear etcV you sent here to be laundered You should hardly believe them to be the same garments so much cleaner are they so perfectly clone You wont be the firstto Avoiiderl why you had not sent us your laundrvfcwork before What day shall Iia for your things Co 0 J 20000 X FREE it Compliments Amberola DesidesheingOur free exhibition Crawford Childrens Overshoes C H BO WEN ownIsystcmsl amplechoice Winchester Laundrv LARGEST DRY DOCK IN THE WORLD NEW YORK Dec INew York is to have tbe largest dry dock in the world The big cradle will be constructed in the Erie basin Brooklyn and will be more than 1000 feet in length sufficient to accommodate the largest steamship yet planned ball bulkier It will be used for the docking of transAtlantic steamships in needof emergency repairs LADIES get your Christmas presents from the Kings Daughters Bazaar on December 2 and 3 FIGHT ON PARALYSIS Will Be Waged Before New Ycrk As sembly By Health Board ALBANY N Y Dec 1For the investigation of infantile paralysis the State Board of Health sill ask the Legislature in January to make an appropriation During the current year according to the estimate of Surgeon General Wyman there have been approximately 3000 eases of this disease in the United States materialsIFELL FROM A TRAIN MAYSVILLE Ky Dec IAlb- ert Kennedy aged 30 years was in stantly killed iind Ezra Vance aged 25 seriously injured here Wednesday night by an eastbound Cund 0 passenger train while starting to return to their homes in Lewis county They attempted to board the moving train and fell off DONT fail to see the fancy articles of every description at the Kings Daughters Bazaar December 2 and 3 When you buy coal from us you have no unnecessary delay in getting it Roysp Boone 1118 ff Not Eligible Seymour Hello What are you thinking about now Ashley Oh not much just thinking that Adam and Eve could never have been lawful inmates of an orphan asylum 29 S Main St Winchester Ky I PEARY IS SILENT EI WASHINGTON Dec IRobert XPCditiOnllwhich as the north pole declined Wednesday nfesISlonphasis LADIES dont fail to see the beautiful fancy articles candy and all kinds of hand work Everything suitable for a Xmas present at the Kings Daugh ters Bazaar ll302t Save money by investing in Red Star coal now Iloyse Boone 111431 Crystal Gazing- In Africa crystal gazing seems to be common Mr Lang cites a case from Madagascar where a woman is alleged to have seen a French vessel on Its way thither and to have recognized Its occupants weeks before the ship was in sight of land The Africans of Fez used a vessel of water and at the present day a pool of ink is in use in Egypt The Philosopher of Folly Eating food to keep it from spoil fug says the Philosopher of Folly is converting ones self into a domestic reduction plant Pretty Things For Xmas We can show you every kfnd of Furniture from the plainest to the richesf and most elaborate And nor matter what kind of Table Chairs Sideboards China Closets etc you 4fcAb select youwii1 find a style and solid ity far superior to what you would IoidinarqY obtain for the price you payvUs We also carry a full line of IStoves oj Ecton Hardman f 1

© 1999-2009 Kentucky Virtual Library

• xhtml 1.0 Strict