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and eatlings sTin grad cowsPour red steer calvesFour red heifer calves v 4rOre yearling Jersey bull

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driver ihd a show maresaddle bred mare by

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night late when aSunken man or crowd of drunken

or college boys out on alark entered the McClelland buildingLexington and broke the glass in

the of President Lebus and theBurley Tobacco Society on the fifthfloor of structure

The affair happened at a late hourleaving no time either to the newspaper men or the police for investigationor verification The newspaper meneither had to use the story as giventhem or leave it cut entirely and if

is any 1 hing a newspaperhates worse than beins strung it isbeing scooped that is letting theother fellow get the story which he

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Held to Grand JuryTha examining trial of Staten

colored qn charge ofwas held before Squire Fret

well yesterday afternoon He was heldto the March grand jury under 300bond Woke into the house of

colored of Claysvilleand arritd away dresses bed clothing

a of allicirds of wearing apparel He tookthe clothing to Millersburgand left itwith a colored woman named SophiaPenn Fe lock was arrested at Jackstown by Policeman Fred and is

with Jailer Joe Faris where heremain until the March term of

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Leslie CombsAVVashir tcD special to yesterday

Lexington Leader said Onthe recommendation of SecretaryKnox Presdent Taft has dpcided to

Leslie Combs of Kentuckyas minister to Peru Senator Bradleytried to secure the appointment to thatplace of H Clay Howard another Republican but Secretary Knoxdecidedthat Combs in otjce wouldbe in the interest of the general department of the diplomatic servicewhich he has at heart

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Have fairly demonstrated to the people of Paris what a great opportunity our sales afford for money

saving The prices quoted here make a simple business proposition fully backed by our guarantee of fair

tiers We do not intend to carry over Winter Shoes for next season We need a large amount of

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Ground Hog DayIn these days of bad weather it is

some consolation to know that theground hog will issue his edict todayand it 5s hoped thathe will give us alittle better article of climate than hasbeen furnished recently by the Weather Bureau

Sheriff Shipp Out o JailSheriff Joseph F Shipp Nick Nolan

and Luther Williams the three menwho were sentenced to ninety days injail for of the Supremeofthe States for their connection pith the lynching of the negroJohnson in Chattanooga in 1906 finished their sentences arm were releasedin Washington Saturday morning V

At the Same Old StandGo to Buck Freemans shop

for a first class shave hair cut bathor shine Bupk Is at the oldstand opposite the court house 21 tf

Barber ShopFor a firstclass shave hair cut

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