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The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-15
Euchre.

One of the most delightful and
charming club parties of the season
was the Euchre given by Mrs. Bruce
Duty at her home on South Maple
street.
The house was very beautiful
with its deorations of green foliage
and ported plants. Notwithstand-
ing the inclement afternoon, a great
number showed their appreciation
by being present.
The charming hostess was assist
ed in entertaining by Misses Mary
Lyle and Laurie Duty and Miss lila
Stewart, who marked the progress
sions. The games were enjoyed
until the close of the afternoon,
when a most refreshing and palata-
BILE lunch was served at the small
tables, which were very attractive
in their appointments.
Among those present were: Mes
DANES John Clelland j. T. Beckner,
George Clarke, j. W. Ishmael, Lu-
Glen Beckner, Susan Anderson, Og-
den Crutcher, Harry Strossman,
Roll Ratliff, Charles Parrish, Har-
ry Strother, George Green, Sam
.Jeffries. Harvey Franklin. Mark
d onovan, Ollie Haddep, J. M. Jen-
kins, and Misses Ella Pendleton,
Allan Crutcher, Hazel Cornell, Eve
Ign Price and Lucille Collins, of
Rit hmond.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-15
Engagement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Porter, of
Mt. Sterling, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Florida H. to
Joseph w. Baber, of this city. The
wedding will take place at their resi-
dence on Richmond avenue, Wednes-
day, February 8. =
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-15
BRIDGE Club.

Mrs. Strother Golf entertains the
Bridge Club on Saturday.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-15
February % Dance.

The girls are making great prepa-
ratiOns for their dance on February
%.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-15
B. B. L. C.
Broom Ball.

A large crowd came out to see
the Broom Ball game, last night.
Our boys carried off the honors, of
course. They are fine players.
Hurrah.- for Winchester
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-15
EXCHANGE"

EACiidilyC.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will have an "Exchange'' on Satur-
day, at Bush's store, on Main street.
Candy Sale.
The Literary and Social Club will
have candy sale Saturday, at Kid
7 wells Drug Store. The sale Will
continue throughout the day.
The Little Colonel Readers will
meet with Miss Myrtle Spencer,
Saturday afternoon.
B. B. L. C.
The B. B. L. c. Club will meet
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 with
Miss Pauline Flannery, on VIM
avenue.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-01
This Fine Razor on 80 Days Free Trial

This cut IL 4 likeness OF the finest
razor ever brought to No. OAK, and,
to fully prove that it has no equal we
arc putting them out on 30 days free
trial. The blades are extra hollow
ground, made from Magnetic Blue
Steel. highly tempered and fully pol
ished. They are all ready for use
when you get them, and we allow
YOU a 80 days free trial to demon
strate that this razor is the best one
money can buy. ASK tor "McCoys
Pride" Razor. Price t2.5.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-01
NEW HAND BAGS
$1.25 andup :%~

By making your selection from our
now stock you will save money and
secure the worry latest styles. We
just received lot Of new bags from
. New York factory and, as usual,
our prices are about ono third less
than you'll pay if YOU buy elsew where.
We have fine genuine leather hand.
bags with coin purse that We soil for
$1.25. Others up to S.. 90 and every
one new style and . good value
for the price We ask.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-01
Back Combs
Half Price.

To make room for the new line
Of combs our buyer will secure on
his next trip to New York We are
now offering our entire stock OF
back combs at one half the reRu-
lar prices. You can buy a dandy
comb set with brilliants and COL
ored stones for SOC. We show q
very pretty assortment and it will
pay you to buy now. Barrertes
fro N 25c to $500 each.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-01
B@er1ish Soap

For blemishes, pimples. ETC., you should use
tirin9 make lather With warm water and Rexall
Blemish Soap. Alsw this lather to dry on the face
end don't remove it until morning. few treat
nents will work wonders on your face ii you ate
IL emish Soap makes ideal toilet soap Is ts anti
septic qualities are much to be desired. Its con-
sstant use will keep your skin clear soft and white
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-01
July
Olson
Records

Are now on sale at our store. The July list in.
cludes 2-35c records and 2O-5Oc records There h
number Of records in the list and we will be glad
to have you call, and hear any OF al Of them. II
deliver one to your homo. You can pay for it Oc.
tober first without interest. We have made speeisl
arrangements and you can't equal til o6er any.
whore
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-01
Baby Laxative

Dor constipated children, there is lsthing As
gdonas Rexall Baby Laxative. It has No harni.l
ingreaients, and its continued use corlects the
troubles You can buy q four ounce bottle at our
store TOR 25c Rexall Remedies are all guaranteed.
Call and. get. . Rexall Book. Gives the names AMI
prices Of Ill tho Famous Rexall Remedies.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-01
Good Tool: Brushes FREE

Until good tooth brush can Of
texaa Tooth Powder With Tube Rexa Teeth We do
e with but want everybody to them because
the offer good 49, 1909 The
not limited
sells 25c tu for
order Lots OF folks mail
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-01
SCHULZ PIANOS

buy tine Schulz ano % . %Sd AF
schulz il
In q be
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-01
PIPE S ALE

And uy 3d. we oHef an immense stock a5c and zoe
sg pipe you Sos herd arc
pipe tor SOC during this genuine amber bit
1r 1oe YOU will have about 500 select early
The lot includes shape and
the smokers It viii pipes oHer
at all
snap Come a look. e 7'"u'"e 0u"p4'0
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-01
i sAY RUM Csc a Half Pint

In glass stoppered bottles At that secured couple
barrels OF genuine Imported Porto Rico Bay Rum from
New York importer at very low price, and We are now
selling ful measure half Pints glass sopperea for &c.
shaving We use our empty Harmony Perfume bottles
or this pay rum-which is proof Of the big sale We
good. ' ~
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-01
Dutch Collar Pins
Csc, 75c and up

TO be up.to.date, you must wear q Dutch collar
pu. There is place IN this town that offers the bar:
sgans in Dutch collar pins that we do, nor is there
dealer that shows the variety We offer. At Csc and
75c We have big lot OF beauties at 800 and up
I'VE display some beautiful collar pins It pays to
rade at IcCoys because our goods are all marked at
reasonable prices. Call and see for yourself
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-01
FRUIT LAXATIVE
.25G and soc

II you prefer liquid laxative to pills or tablets
Laxative You ct is much Rexal Fruit Laxative for
&c as you get Of Syrup Of Figs for &c. Rsxal Fruit
laxative is entirely vegetable remedy and leaves
bad after effects. It's sn ideal remedy for constpa.
ton and it's sale is steadily increasing because Of its
merits.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-01

NEW POCKET GILLETTE RAz0RS
$500 each
You can see the nsw silver plated fat pocket Gil:
lette Razor at our store: They are becoming inn:
mensey popular. Each RAZOR il a case end twelve
blades for $500. Gold plated Pocket Gillettes in
each razor with one dozen new blades, Extra Gil
lette Blades, II in a package, f6r co.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
THINK GIRL MURDERED.
Her Belongings Found Near Reser-
ror. and Signs of a Struggle.

The Identification yesterday OF handkerchief
gold watch and chain. as belonging to Dora Winnt-
fred Hockey. who disappeared on wednesday. has
convinced the Bronx police that the young woman
was murdered. The articles were found on SUNDAY
bv William stark. OF Kingsbridse, on the bank 81
the new Jerome Park reservoir. within iety feat
OF the spot where the body OF Charles Schsck, ths
girls hancs was found floating the water.
Mr. Stark also discovered q pair OF Schacks =
spectacles The grass in the vicinity was much
trampled and the gravel walk was cut up. show
ing that a struggle had taken place.
When stark read the story OF ths affair in Mon
day mornings papers he took the articles 20 the
girls home. Mrs. Hockey. the girls mother,
screamed when she saw the watch and chain. Sns
identified them as belonging to her daughter
The Kingsbridge police were informed, and began
to search the reservoir basin, not yet filed with
water and the banks nearby. They did not find
Miss Tfooksy's body. but believe IL may be In the
part of the reservoir already filed with water and
II So that II will to the surface in a day
two.
schack's home was at No. 20 Warren street
stanford Conn.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
CAUSE or GREEK RETOLT.
Prcmicr Hopes 10 Meet the Demands
0f the .frmB.

Athens Aug Si-Au offi-ial statement. deny
ing TINT the recent movement was directed
against tre King or dynasty was intended
to diminish the prerogatiyes of the crown. eX-
plains that the demands - the military commit
tee for tile removal % the royal princes from
ths supreme commands were advanced In the
princes own interest. To order 20 avert serious
responsibilities which might De harmful % their
prestige and prevent discords and jealousies
among the officers serving under them. arising
out 81 favortism and personal sympathies.
The movement las placed Premier Mavromi-
chslis IN a favorable position. While condemn
ing the committees methods he has been able
- negotiate a compronise thus avoiding con-
aict threatening disastrous consequences FOR
tho country and dynasty. Moreover the de-
luauds Of tie officers for military reform coin
eide with the views which II MavromlchalS
often expressed in the Chamber desired by
tho nation The Premier. therefore. hopes that
the majority of the Chamber viii adopt the
military aud economic reforms and the needed
financial measures
With the understanding that these have been
demanded not only by the officers but bv the
whole nation. the Premier has determined 70
make no concessions. but to resign II party in
trigues are employed 10 defeat his policy. leav
ing the consequences 20 those responsible.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
EXCLUSION OF Mr.. GoMPERs.
Trade Unions Vote Against Discussion of His
Proposals

parir Aug 3l-The controversy between the
International Conference Of Trade Unions In
session here and samuel Gonpcrs. president Of the
American Federation of Labor. entered another
pha-e to-day. when 'he conference. motion
tho proposals submitted 10y organizations affiliated
with the conference
In spite OF decision Of the conference the dele
gates asked Mr. Gompers 10 explain his proposal
FOR confederation lie said that America was will
ing to ioin only an international movement the oh
tects Of which were clearly fixed. such for ex-
annie the study Of questions directly affecting
etrtI,es and iockouts and the employment OF women
and not an organization dedicated to the academic
discussion OF social problems III Europe Is ready
Cor this kind OF a movement Mr.. Gompers said. i
believe that America will participate actively"
Mr.. Gompers's proposal was not taken up OH
clally. -,-
The conference passed resolution condemning
,l,. Young Turks for refusing to grant Turkish
,rorknen the right to form Gnions.
The afternoon session Of The conference was
-, as, with a heated discussion OF proposal
t-or, ,he French General Federation OF Labor 10
,ransforn the congress. which is now composed
I ~ the secretaries OF the International organi-
va,ions into a congress OF much wider powers.
min delegates from each trade organization This
,ras almost unanimously opposed, on the ground
,t,ot tbera was no mandate for such declsiOh
s,ress also was laid its impractlcabhily. y
conference under such conditions Was Po.ntSu .I
NM would last at least a month. as every traoe
sosild vVant several for the discussion OF lts
own questions. Finally the sroposiuon was WIN
cgawa.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
BROKER GIVES $4,000 CASH BAIL
A. d. 2. Adams, Indicted on Grand Larceny
Charge. Gets Out of Tombs.

After spending eleven days in the Tombs n u.
I, Adams a Boston broker. indicted with Donald
l. Persch for larceny Of t15co worth or Eclipse
on collateral belonging j. NJ. Everett. of Bos-
tom was released yesterday. Robert ]. Jefferson,
Roston broker furnished the bail in the shape Of
twelve 5000 bills After Alexander karlin,
Adams's counsel. had promised the District Attor-
new to produce his client when wanted the Boston
man left for his home
n aate has been set for the trial of Adams or
perscb nor for Persch. Clark and Katz. who are
under indictment for the larceny Of NJ NJ Joyee's
conner stock IL is probable the grand jury VIII
resume its investigation Of the Joyee-Windso
Trtlst-Katz transaction to-day. Theodore r.
shonts and August Heckschers the investigating
,,,,,ttts. anpointed by the Windsor Trust Com
many. have practically completed their work. anu
II is expected their report on the Joyce loan VIII
bs submitted to the board Of directors TINS week.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
PLAYGROUND MYSTERY.
Taguc Testimony Orer Proposed
Site at Coler Hearing.

A. The resumption of the Coer hearing yesterday
nanv BROOKLYN aldermen and former aldermen
called the stand tell what they knew
about a recommendation for the purchase OF the
property for = playground bounded by Blake and
Duunont avenues and Douglas and Barrett streets,
which is pending before the Board OF Estimate.
This first came up on May Is. 1905. when Alder
man Ham. 20 whom the matter had been referred.
wrote ~ the borough secretary. saving the project
was "neritorious one" and that II personally am
~ the opinion that in five six years the section
will BE- thic<lv populated and Congested as The
East Side of Manhattan Is today"
Regarding the project. Edward o. Jackson. real
estate man. said that he did not favor It because
the children would have 70 ride in cars to the PLAY
ground and because OF the big dumps near by Mr..
jackson also said that the lots ove-assessed.
Commissioner Mitchell asked the witness II he
knew of anv persons IN the neighborhood who were
in favor os the playground He replied in tho
negative but added that he knew OF number that
against IL.
Another witness was Thomas r. Farrell, Commits
soner Of P,iblic Works. The proposition came be-
fore. the New Lots board al a meeting held Septem-
her 10 1905 ar which he had presided. He said
tina. he did not know the realty company which
represented the project and that Alderman Martin
and Sandford had represented the New Lots sec
ton at the time. Former Alderman Wentz said
that he had voted on the proposition. having heard
the recommendations and reports Of aldermen from
the section affected
other witnesses examined were Joseph F. Clarke,
President Colers executive clerk, and Charles Fred
erlck Adams. borough secretary. Adams admitted
than for many months minutes had not been taken
in detail Of New Lots local board meetings. After
the hearing had adjourned for the day. Adams said
that Mavor Mcclellan was endeavoring to hold his
opponents much higher standard than that set
b,
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
DRIFTING BACK MOORS.
Spanish Troops IN Sight of ZeIuan-
Lack of Water.

Melil!a, Aug. 3l.-A visit to-day 10 the Span
ish base at Zoco de Larba disclosed the fact
that the Spanish lines OF communication are
now absolutely safe and that the spirit OF the
men is excellent. The first brigade OF picked
troops from Madrid find themselves in
country ideal FOR both infantry and cavalry, DIFF
fcrent from the sombre gorges OF Guruga where
the soldier never saw the enemy. but shot
down from behind rocks without hope OF reply
ing. The Spanish troops feel that they are in
position at the present time to meet the enemy
on terms Of equality and all are clamorng to
be led forward. The white walls OF Zeluan
visible in the distance. but many difficulties are
stu ahead Water has To be brough: from Res
tnga Melilla mules. and the task is in
creasins in difficulty the army moves inland.
although good water should be found at Zeluan.
The Duke Of Saragossa and the Marquis of
Villacerrato. Who marched out from Melilla
privates. have already been promoted to the rank
of sergeant. with hope of speedily gaining
commissioned rank. The Spanish advance has
had the eject of splitting the RiI forces. and
recent attacks on conveys have been much less
serious.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
RIFLE RANGE BIDS RECEIVED.
State Troops May Have to Continue Use of
Sea Girt However

Albany. Aug. St.--Bids fur erecting q target
shelter and grading the 90 and ~ yard ranges at
the new state rife range at Blauvelt Rocklatri
County were opened to-day by the State Armory
Commission. The lowest bidder Frank B@sch.
Of Troy. whose figure $3.50
Under the terms Of the bids submitted Il will bo
impossible to have the work completed in time foe
use in the rifle practice of troops of the First and
Second brigades this year. Adjutant General Henry
Informed Major General Roe of this condition. and
it Is probable the matter will be called to the at
tention of Governor Hughes.
II General Roe recommends temporary expe-
dent again. il Is expected the Governor will au-
thorize arrangements for the OF the Sea Girt
IN j. range. which has been used by the First and
Second brigades since ths abandonment Of the
CreedmoOr range
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
STEP IN SUIT AGAINST MRS. THAw.

Judge Lacombe directed Mrs. Mary Copey Thaw.
mother OF Harry X. Thaw, yesterday To furnish
Clifford W. Hartridge with bill OF particulars of
her countercIam OF s46.sl5 s. made in his suit 10
recover Sss $50 81 which he says Is still due him for
legal services rendered End disbursements made
during the trial OF Harry X Thaw. Judge La
eombe I'm a second order. granted motion To vacate
the notice directing Mrs Thaw 20 appear for exami-
nation before United States Commissioner Shields
Mr. Hartridge stated that he aud Russell Pea
body performed certain services for Mrs. Thaw IN
defending her son from the charge Of murder and
i'm protecting the defendant from the publication in
The public newspapers and otherwise 'f accounts OF
acts Oh slie part cf her son.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
FLIGHTS 1T BRESCI.I.
Preparations for the Ncrt Contest
Of .lrshipS az Italg.

BIcscia. Italy Aug. Sl.-The next great aerial
Iaco meeting Wall be held here on the field OF
MoutichaIi where many OF the experts who made
The Rheims meeting notable viii compete The
competitions VIII begin on September ;. and will
continue for two weeks. Prizes are offered for
TWO classes OF airshps. dgigibles and motor ay-
ing machines For the dingibes there VIII be
speed prizes only. while for the aeroplanes tho
clie; prize which is OF :lo.ora VIII be awarded TO
the machine making the greatest speed. as well as
prizes [or the highest altitude .'fained and for
the carrying OF passengers both i.. point os speed
and IN number.
The field measures five and half miles, and
the committee an charge has erected sheds for the
storage OF the aeropIancs. il lies a few miles from
tiis city and Is splendid plain surrounded by
mountains, which protect It from tile wind
Most OF The contests open 10 ayiatoTs OF all
nationalities but several ot them are limited to
Italians Its importance lies in the fact that many
Of the sNiators Uill come here tuned UP from the
testing large number or Italian built machines
including monoplanes. biplanes tripanes ana hell
copters. The foreign entries comprise several Of
". Bleriot's monopancs. one of Tho Curtiss make
monop'ane built 10y Esnault-Pelta-le. several
of the Wright machines one OF which Will re
piloted By Lieutenant Calderara: the d.riSiblc
Zodiac. with coun- DE- Ia Walk iu cha-E", besides
several other military diriEbles.
The keenest interest Is felt in tic meeting by
King Victor Emmanuel and the military authori-
tics. Foreigners. who pouring into this place
IN large numbers. express 'he opinion that tho
competitions Oh the field o. Montichiari vii be n
decisive test 81 the respective qualities OF the
various machines entered. Tho German Emperor
to watch the competitions in the Interest,", of their
rnrrnrrfva arr7lrr
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
TERMS In MANCHURIA
J1PdNESE AGREEMENT.
China Grants Many Concessions an
Return for Fec.

Peking Aug. 31.-China and Japan concluded
to-day their negotiations on the Manchurian
questions. The two countries Will sign soon an
agreement Of ten articles, under the terms Of
vhich China agrees. first. not 10 construct the
lIs!n- Min -Tun and Fakomen railroad without
consulting japan; second. in case the Kirin
railroad be extended 10 tho Corean border half
the capital required viii he borrowed from
Japan; third Japan gets the right 10 work The
mines in Tho Fu-Shun and Yentai districts
fourth. Japan will construct the extension n
the Ying-Kow railroad; fifth there shall be Joint
development Of the mines in the zone reached
by The Mancllur1an and Antung-A -Aiouk8en rail-
road lines: sixth, China agrees to open four
trade marts in The Chien-Tao district between
Corea and Manchuria. tho Coreans living therein,
20 be under the jurisdiction of Japan while those
outside the marTs shall be under tho iurisdictor,
~ China. except that Japan shall have the right
10 hold Cour- cases calling for the inliction OF
the death penalty and seventh. china agrees
that Japan move the station OF the South Man
churisn railroad 10 Moukden
~ 5span agrees, first. 10 recognize Chinese soy
reigrty in the Chien-Tao district: second. that
De terminus Of the Hsip- Min-Tun railroad be
'sroved 10 the city of Moukden and ,hird. to
-demnify the owners OF the Fu-Shun and Yen
si mines the amount of the indemuites to he
s,ermned later.
During the negotiations Japan declined 10
! .scuss first. the question OF the administration
tg the railroad zones; second, the area Of for
sgn police rights within these zones. and third
he question Of policing the Antung- AIoukden
he This China understands TO be a refusal
~ follow the Russian initiative IN the Harbn
\ ereement-namely. fun recognition Of Chinese
soyereicnty in accordance with the terms ~ the
Prtsmouth treaty.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
A JOKER IN THE BUDGET
Temperance Advocates Force Hssty With
draxsl Of whiskey Clause.

London. AuE 51.-An odd incident has arisen N
connection with the budget Among the recent
government amendments was one enabling grocers
20 sell small quantities ~ vhisey instead ~ Quart
,o,,ies This proposal mot determined resistance
s-or, the government Temperance supporters. la
Id Ilovd George Chancellor Of the EHrheduer.
returned from holiday to-day. and immedately
sssued etatef1er; saying that this amendment was
Que error IN drafting and that u was npt n
.andes ., sr,y1,, n England T-uionists sa- that
the Chancellor wanted the amendment, but found
4he opposition too strong and for this reason has
filv withdrew the concession.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
VICTORY FOR sToLYPN CABINET
Suppression Of Council Removes Grand Ducal
Interference

81 Fet-rs5Grg. AuE. An imperial ukaro
published TODAY suppreTses fhe Council of Imperial
Defence, created June Il. 1905. The presidency %
Grand Duke Nicholas Sicholac7itch ana rhe NOM
hcrship al two other grand dukes rnsde Tho council
powerful Instrument. 90 which tie ministers ~
War and Marine, even the members of the Cabinet
frequently had % bow rs suppression amounts 80
srhsrantial victory for the Stolyuin Cabinet
which i working 70 coordinate tho branches Of tho
government IN tho constitutional sense eliminating
grand dg~al interference