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Knights Templar Observe Easterter Sunday was fittingly observes

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P rch headed byEminent CornM Thoma and Chaplain C

Dutiful processional OnwardSoldiers

rt Thomas andoin McMillan the chairs

he the religiouss of V16 der were

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numbers were renderedoran Voluntary Chorus of

them Christ The Lord is Risenby Dudley Buck

ijkciaV Ressurrection by Harry

rvvoSheeley with violin obligatothe Risen King by Re

Ortm AffertoryK c ssioaal All Saintsjii Knight Rev Jos S Maloneea ed the sermon taking for his

tri and hisV was highly appreciated andv e i iy the large congregation that

rnv d the church It was an clcF t strong and forceful sermon

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Tv singing by the choir under theof Sir Knight Dr Frank

Ftrin was pronounced by all presentt le ih best ever in cur city by

church choir The solo mentionedwas sung by Mrs Fanniebelle

and her birdlike sopranae never sounded sweeter than

is nccaison The violin obligate wasiiilrVjly played by Miss Lucille Price

viv s an artist upon this instrumentMs France Johnson at the

in her usual artistic manner

i rr the most delightful programtra nished the large audience was

n sed by Rev Dr E H Rutherf T with the benediction

The Wheat MarketDouth in some of the principal sec

tions o the wheat belt caused the margo up last week but this was

cuaateracteu by reports by the Gqvernto the effect that the wheat has

rJt been injured and the crop caneven another week of n6 rain

without injury The market openedvfcl one first of the week

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Turnpike ImprovementsLast year the Fiscal Courts of

and Fayette counties reconstruct-ed the Maysville pjkfrom Lexington to Paris withmacadam which rolled tfith 2Cton engine rollers and wharf finishedwas pronounced by t

the world r the BourbEFiscal Court the roadfrom Paris to the Nicholas county

making this stretch of road fromLexington that point a distance of

milesThe and North Middletown andParis and Little Rock turnpikes willbe improved in like manner Thecounty last year expended the sum of35000 upon her 325 miles of turn

pikes and this year will only expenda little less than 30000

Pure Food DisplayOn April the 28th and 29th there

will be a full pure food display in theold Christian church Look for the

erndell displayC P COOK CO

Rooms for RentGood locality on Pleasant street

Call Home phone 4862 rings

Calvin Morgan Found DyingOne of the most startling tragedies

which has shocked the people of Lexington in many years occurred Sundayevening when Calvin Morgan nephewof Gen John H Morgan and one ofthe wealthiest and best known youngmen of Lexington was found lying inbed at his home with a bullet hole inhis hsad while a smoking pistol layon the pillow beside him

It has been Mr Morgans customto keep the pistol under his pillowand it is not known whether the shotwas fired with suicidal intent or thepistol was accidentally discharged durnig Mr Morgans attempt to place itunder his pillow before going to sleepfor the night He was unconsciouswhen found by his mother the onlyother person in the house and wasattracted by the sound of the pistolMr Morgan died two hours later without regaining consciousness

Calvin Morgan was 35 years of ageand was a son of Col Calvin Morgana brother of Gen John H Morgan andwho himself served with distinctionthroughout the war in the famous

of his distinguished brother Hisrather died many years ago from whomyoung Morgan inherited an ample fortune which enabled him to be freefrom business cares and to gratify histastes in whateverHe had been a cripple for years fromparalysis and walked with two canesbut was at all times attended by acolored servant

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MILLINERYFOR EASTER

Newest Styles Lowest Prices See OurUtnrimmed Hats Flowers Feathers

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Eleven Big CompaniesMcCarthy Thomas fire and wind

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NEW CE81ENT MAN

See the new cement man before having your work done Cement walksfoundations and all kinds of cementwork First class work at low prices

W M SHORT17 2t 829 West St Paris Ky

Notice to CreditorsBOURBON CIRCUIT COURT

Carrie I Fisher Admv etc PlaintiffV Notice to Creditors

Joseph Fisher etc Defendant

All persons having againstthe estate of Thos Fisher deceasedare hereby notified present themproven as required by law to the

master commissioner of theBourbon Circuit Court on or before the10th day of May 1908 and all claimsnot so proven and presented by saiddate shall be barredRUSSELL MANNMaster Commissioner Bourbon Circuit

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Do your eyes blurDoes your head aoheDo your eyes feel tiredThen save jour eyes by haying

them examined and gettingthey need

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for Your clown findes it with bellsccl3rs So do tailormen Instead

of bells they hangS oti appendages and inflictall manner of arbritrary stunts in the designof a garment Also the violent colors Uponneither do t

College SSrand ClothesMade in New York City For Young Men

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depend fqr their distinction They find itthrough dignified innovations in the design of

garment through expressive tailoring whichleave the innovations without offense to goodtaste Lastly College Brand Clothes findtinction through fabrics which are never violentin color or design yet new impressive andperhaps a bit daring Now you understand whywe give the College E and Clothes the best ourshop affords

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In order to sell as many Suits before Easter as possible and

to induce early Spring buying we make a

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Ladies Best Grade of Oxfords that Sell every

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