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I GsIIIWe have a very large and well assorted stock of m

all the new designs for spring and summerjust in <fI I

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vJ SqCIETYtf The Summer Capital

NOTEPres Taft and his broth ¬

ers ire looking for a uiUible locatioTon the New England coast for asummer colony which will become thesummer capital ofcourse

With apologies to the late Felicia

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h VhighonAnd the woods against a stormy sky

Their ° giant branches tossedWhile rumors fill the air

As the Tafts now calculateWhich site theylj Noose an fanners

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For booms in real estate

farFromthe white wayIes foam

And the rocking pines of the forestroar-

Around the summer homeOf the Tafts to be and real estate

Will Soar like the eagles whenThe farmers get a thousand for

What didnt cost them ten

tThe Yankee coast guard now

Is resting on its armsAnti digging into methods how

To advertise its farmsTo catclrthe trade of Taft et a1

And whoop the price of laudFor wliidhnopower on earth but Taft

Could start a big demand

The isacred soil of sacrificeThe lbWill rise in glory and jn priceWhen summercapitalijed

And they will call it holy groundWhere Uncle Sam has trod

For every Yankee on the spotWill realize a vai

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w + rt rMrs Edward Clark has issued inyifatibns for an At Home on Fri ¬

day afternoon in compliment toMiss Brown of Boston Mass

PartyMrCrutcher en-

tertained a few friends Mondayevening at their elegant countryhome with cards in honor of MissSara Peak of Louisville the charm ¬

ing quest of Mies Allan CrutcherThe entire lower floor of tie

house was attractively decorated injonquills and ferns

Euchre was played until a latehour and throughout the eveningdainty confections were served

Jeweler and Optician

At the conclusion of the games adelicious and refreshing lunch wasserved at the small tables

Those present for the eveningwere Mr and Mrs John Clelland Misses Sara Peak of Louis ¬

ville the honor guest Mary andAllan Crutcher Florrye SmithAnna Stoner Rash Ella PendletonNancy Hodgkin Messrs FlemingQuisenberry Dr David McKinleyJoe Kunneley Will Lane ClayMcClure James Phillips and JesseBonde

Mr W M S Reed of NashvilleTenn and Miss Minnie Mae Hornsby of this city were married inNashville Friday March 19th

Hart Chapter D A RHart Chapter D A R will hold

its regular monthly meeting withMrs J G Johns on Maple streetFriday afternoon at 3 oclock

Boys of Church of ChristThe boys of the Sunday School

class of the church of Christ heldanother very interesting meetingwith Mr John Rice on Cook Ave ¬

nue Tuesday night They decidedto hold the next meeting with MI >

Archie Hammonds on South Main-

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PERSONALSI

Mr Stuart Tracy of Lexington ishere mingling with his old friends

Mr Allie Jones of North Middletown was a visitor here Monday

Mrs Lizzie Dudley spent Tues ¬

day in LexingtonMisses Anna and Margaret Clay

of Mt Stlerling were the guests ofMiss Emma TUrI bull on Tuesday

Mr Chenault Woodford of MtSterling was in town Monday theguests of friends

Sara Beverlv Jouett has re¬

IMiss home from a visit to Dan ¬

ville and LexingtonI Mrs C H Loveland spent Tues ¬

day in LexingtonMiss Pattie Moore returned Tues ¬

L6xingonI was in Lexing-ton

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Monday nightMr Lindsay Cockrell spent Mon ¬

day and Monday night with hisI brother Dr Allison Cockrell of

PhenommalPricesSt

offered on Seed Potatoes and Onion Setsdont fail to see us before you buy as ourstock is larger and better this year than everbefore and it is universally known that whenyou buy from us you are always sure of

4Quality and QuantityWe have given special attention to our

Garden and Flower Seeds and know we car-ry

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the best to be hadDo not be misled by cheaper and inferi

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Remember Our PricesARE RIGHT

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Fernd ll Pure Foods Chase 6 Sanborns CoffeesHuylers Candies Prices Lard and Sausage

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Lexington and attenddPoly ofiheCircug r

Mr JbarkSj ofFordtliJj ent TuesIn town j

MrsDavis ofiMayslick spent

Tuesday here as the guest of MrantI Mrs Gus Brooks

Mr A J Earp was in StantonTuesday to take of the col ¬

legetheretDr Henry Nunnlely was in Stanton Tuesday on business

Mrs John G Cramer of Lexing-ton stopped over with Mrs RufusLisle on Tuesday enroute homefrom Richmond

Mr and Mrs Ben Cockrell re ¬

turned to their home in Mt Ster ¬

ling Tuesday morning after a visitwith Mr and Mrs Calmes

Miss Joe Boswell has returnedhome from New Orleans Lawhere she was a bridesmaid in th eThompsonClarke wedding

Mr C B Ross of Lexingtonwas in town Tuesday on business

Mrs Prweitt VanMeter of Lexington spent Tuesday here withMrs Beverlv Jouett

Mr James Buckner of Pariswas a guest here Tuesday

Mr C B George is in Louis ¬

ville on businessRev 0 J Chandler was in

Paris on business

FORDiMrs Mablt n Flynn has returnedto her home after a visit to herbrother Dr I A Shirley oftWinchesterMiss

Bush of Madisoncounty visited relatives here durin the past week

Miss Maud Moberly visited heraunt Mrs A R Mai tin of Win ¬

chester from Wednesday until Sat t

Hi dayMrs Burdella Smith of Berry

visited Mrs J J Eads last weekDr J H Jelfiies was in Win

Chester last WednesdayMiss Hattie Kirkpatrick of North

Carolina ia visiting her sister MrsD J Williams

Mr Vernon Rice was in Winches ¬

ter Friday on businessMr Sam Ramsey of Winchester

visited Dr J H Jeffries duringthe past week

Mr Fleming Griffith who is at ¬

tending College itt Berea visitedhis home at this place from Friday until Monday

Mr R S Tucker was here a fewtdays during the past week

Mrs Eb Eads was in WinchesterSaturday

Mrs Maud Bode has returned toher home at Bethel Ohio after avisit of two weeks to her motherMrs J J EadR

Mr and Mrs Worth Thompsonhave returned to their borne atStanford Ind after a visit to thelatters father Mr S P Witmer

Miss Odie Stevenson of Winches ¬

ter was the guest ofMiss RubyHubbard from Saturday untilMonday3 Misses Carrie and Bernice Belcherhave returned to their home aftera visit of two weeks with MissHattie Turner of Paris

Jess Elkin visited relatives hereSundayLeon

Lisle of Elkin visited rel-

atives here SundayMrs Ben Hurst of Richmond

visited relatives here SaturdayMrs E L Ellington left Mon

day for Curtin W Va whereshe will join her husband who isemployed for a lumber firm

Mr and Mrs W T Jones ofRichmond visited friends hereIrfaturday

Mr and Mrs F J Lipscomb ofRichmond are visiting the lattersparents Mr and Mrs Matt Dykes

Married March 20th at the resi-

dence of Eld J W Harding in Win ¬

chester Mr Wash Dykes and MissDaisy Lamb of Richmond Weextend congratulations

Mrs Joe Myers of RichmondI visited relafives here Saturday

ELKINErnest Lisle of Covington visited

his parents SaturdayMrs Nancye Jane Lisle is the

guest of her daughter Mrs Reedat Ford

Mrs Shelt Elkin is visiting in Win ¬

chesterMrsLena Moore was the pleasant

guest of friends and relatives at Lexington this week

Mrs Annie Ql1isenberry and twodaughters Minnie and Alice andMiss Minnie Ford were the guestsof Mrs Jessie Hodgkin and familyone day last week ==r=

Jouett Lisle was the guest ofJames Daniel near Winchester-S nday and Monday =

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COLTS ARE SHOWINGSTEADY IMPROVEMENT

otto Rochester Hustlers Byra1 Scare of B fo3

LEXINGTON Ky Marsh 24Playing a game much improved overtheir exhibition of Sunday managerSheets Colts went down in defeatagain yesterday afternoon at thehands of manager Ganzels Hust ¬

lers by a score of 8 to 3 Althoughonly a small crowd was in attend ¬

ance both sides played as if a pen ¬

Want depended upon their work andthe Colts assisted by only one bigleaguer Howard GuyndidCsomeexcellent work If they continue toimprove at the preesnt rate they willbein splendid form when the °leagueseason opens

Call here for f resh vegetables fishoysters and fruits Home phone 118j P HUMPHRIES SON

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OFFICERS ARE TO BE-

ELECTED FOR YEAR

Thos J Smith Deputy DistrictGrand Exalted Ruler of Elks

To Be Present Wednes-day Night

Thos J Smith Deputy DistrictGrand Exalted Ruler B P 0 Ewill be present at the meeting of Win-

chester lodge No 539 Wednesdaynight All members are requested tobe present Oflicers for the ensuingterm will be elected-

COMMODORE RICHARDSON DEAD

C P Commodore Richardsondied at his home in ifexiiigton several days ago Mr Richardson spenthe most of his life in this county

and probably knew as many peopleas any man that ever lived here Herepresented the Singer Spwing Ma-

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Company and in that capacityvisited nearly every home He was akind openhearted generojis manlie had faults but was an tono one but him elfINO CHANCE FOR THE

BOOKMAKERS

Governor Determined to PreventN Gambling in Defiance of

the LawfFRANKFORT Ky March 24

Gov Willson can be depended uponto prevent any violation of the Ken

statutes on the subject of racthebhigher courts of the ijuestions pre-

sented in the Latonia Jockey Clubftcase

In a conversation he started outby saying that he hates every formof gambling and that he will seethatevery law it is enforcedHe has not kept closely in touch withthe Latouia matter and would notexpress an opinion regarding its leg-

al phasesThis general declaration of the

Chief Executive is taken to mean thatwide open racing with the books on

at Latonia will be halted shortlyafter it Starts and that this will betrue also if such is attempted on theLouisville course

FORCES TRIAL

Of Men Indicted For Alleged Night

RidingMARION Ky March 2JThat

Judge J F Gordon of the MarionCircuit Court intends to force a trialof the men indicted here for nightriding is certain The Commonwealthhas elected to try four then and thewitnesses 100 of them were recog-

nized¬

to appear Wednesday Manyof the witnesses who are themselvesunder indictment are already heer

Sanford Hall arrived here yester-day

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afternoon under military guardHe was accompanied by WalterKrone County Attorney of Lyoncounty Among the Commonwealthwitnesses now here are Tom Stevensand wife of Louisville and HenryBennett now living in Jeffersonyille

An attempt was made by attorneysrepresenting the defense to have thecases again continued but JudgeGordon stated in open court that hewould get the absent witness and ap-

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several special bailiffs to getthem to Marion by Wednesday Pre-

cautions¬

have been taken to protectHall Bennett and Stevens

Virtue for Its Own SatoOne ought to seek out virtue for its

own sake without being influencedby fear or hope or by any externalInfluence Diogenes

Mr Clayborne Lisle has been onthe sick list

Ethel Merritt was the guest ofRuth Daniel Sunday and Monday

Mrs Jeff Hilland daughter LucyT and Bee Hill of near Winches ¬

ter were guests of J + R Lisle andJ W Hill Saturday and Sunday

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elusion of his ad lressILoud calls were made for Judge W

0 Davis who followed in much thesame strain as Judge Stout Ho an¬

nounced that he was too full for ut-

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and then proceeded to upsethis own statement in regard to hisgastronomical condition by enter ¬

taining the company by racy corn ¬

ments on various subjects wise andotherwise illustrating some of hispoints by amusing stories one ofwhich was ofthe old darkey who wasfound lying on his back soundasleep with mouth wide open Someone slipped a quinine capsule into hismouth and when it had dissolved heawoke and declared that his gall had

burstedDrFelix proposed that steps be i

taken to erect a pavilion on the island for the comfort and convenienceof gatherings such as the present oneand for private parties and suggest-ed

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that the Kentucky Associationcontribute 25 for that purpose on-

condition that the citizens of Clearwater contribute a like or greater

sumThe amount was raised and placed-in the hands of Dr T Phillips pres-ident

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of the AssociationMr K L Pearce read The Mulli ¬

gans in Kentucky a satirical poemwhich was folowed by singing MyOld Kentucky Home and America-

A general social time followed whilethe good ladies were packing up thelarge amount of eatables that hindbeen left It would be inviduous tomake special mention of those who soacceptably performed the pleasingtask assigned them in arranging thetables and tfiq burden of good thingswhich they bore

And then without formality thethird annual meeting and picnic ofthe Clearwater Kentucky Associationwas concluded all the members car-rying

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with them pleasant memories ofdrays enjoyments and the hope

that at the next annual meeting notime place filled at this gathering maythen be vacant

The following is a list of those wholegistered

Dr and Mrs T F Phillips M-randlIrs J D Simpson Mr andMrs D T Matlack Mrs SouthgateMrs Kerr Thos L Phillips Win-chester

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Mr and Mrs E L PearceDanville Mr and Mrs Dixie M Hollins L A Mason Mr and Mrs T DKelly Jr Misses Annelle gad Vir-ginia

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Kelly Lexington Mr and MrsJohn Peleher Louisville Mrs B F

DanIville

1lIrs1Bergmanvine Mrs Eugene H PierceAline and Lillian Pierce 1IissesJL Knight Nicholasville DrJulian Mrs Julian Miss LillianJulian Lexington J J MendeuhallMrs Mendenhall Misses Lida andFlorence Mendenhall Clearwater Mrand Mrs M II Felix Miss AnnaBrad Felix Mrs Mattie Bain hissMarian Bain Mrs Earl ShropshireLexington Mr and Mrs Ed Weath-ers

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Aron Mr and Mrs W 0 DavisMiss Lottie Davis Mr Wilt H Ed-

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Jr Versailles Mrs C MPhillips Miss Nancy Phillips Louis-ville

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Lewis Fields Mrs Lewis FieldsFulton Mrs H G Whitesell Clin ¬

ton H W Engman Mrs H WEngman Mrs Clare Hill DraperLexington Mrs Rose Custer Arm-strong

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Master Custer ArmstrongLouisville Mr and Mrs H T Simphson Winchester Miss MarshallMiss Annie Bell Shelbyv lle MrsWilliam Rodes Miss Mary FordRodes Master JaUell RodesLexington Mr and Mrs Ike Parrish Dr Ben Parrish Midway 1IrIand Mrs Ike Wingate Versailles

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CARLISLE MAY GET A HOSPITAL

CARLISLE Ky March 24That I

Carlisle may have a hospital in thenear future is probable The suc ¬

acess of the enterprise now dependsupon whether the Nicholas CountyMedical Society which is backing theproposition can get the cooperationof the city and county authoritiesand enlist their support in the matter

MERCHANTS IN POLICE COURT

Warrants were issued for five mer-chants

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on Main street Wednesday forallowing goods boxes to remain outon the street and obstruct the pas-sage

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over Sunday j Their cases willbe tried in Police Court Wednesdaynight Kiy < I-

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HORSE SALE AT LEXINGTON

Mr Harbison president of TheSales Co at Lexington

as just returned from thewhere he reports a heavy demanfor horses of all classes and w Iiethese buyers were advised that aSpring would be held at Lex-

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April 27 28 and 29 severalof them promised they would be onhand for carload lots Never in thehistory of the horse business was

demand better and the sale atLexington is expected to be a recordbreaker even surpassing the ojie

there in February when nearly500 head averaged over 300 Quite

number of entries have already beenmade to this sale and as the numbe-rs

rabsolute limited parties having

horses ready for the market shouldlist them with The Kentucky SalesCo at once in order to insure location in catalogue Do not delayas the limit may be reached at any-time Address The Kentucky SalesCo Lexington Ky-

SOMETHING GOOD

Come Jo the opera house Saturdaynight and see the moving picturesAdmission 10 cents 3244t

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PRESIDENT ELIOT FOR ENGLANDw

President Tafts reported intention iof offering the post of Ambassador toEliotdIiarvnndnwill occasion general satisfaction 4

Dr Eliot is eminently fit in characterculture and personal charm for ° thehighest of diplomatic missions Heis seventyfive years young and menfally in his prime No living Ameiican possesses to a greater degree tlfelconfidence and respect of the nationirrespective of party None is moreworthy to continue the line of am ¬

bassadors bf letters from the NewWorld to the Old to use Thackerayshappy phrAse among whom wereEverett Banc > oft Motley and Lowell

The appointment of Dr EJktt tothe Court of St Jamess wonldbcagratifying return to the okUtraai °

tions governing the selection of oiirMinisters to England in whom wealth C

has been tIe least of qualification y 1

President Eliot in London would Hitpersonify the attributes whisk kitemade the American tfinieter nextto the Premier the meet mterMfauff vfigure in Britishsocal and p 1

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