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The Adair County news.: n. Wednesday, March 21, 1900.

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T I C f rlr 4J J 0 J 1 ts t 1 THE ADAIR 00FNTY NEWS VOLUME 3 COLUMBIA ADAIR COUNTY KENTUCKY + WEDNESDAY MARCH 21 1900 NUMBER 02 i POSiuiTfriOE DIRECTORY J M Russell Postmaster OfSseours week days r00 a m to 880 pm COURT DIRECTORY Cmccrr CousTThree sessions a yearThd third MondayMonday inJanuary third Jionday In September Judge W ncs Commonwealth s AttorneyN H W Aaron SheriffJ W Hurt ClerkJno B Coffey monthCOOJudgeJ W Butler County Attorney Jas Qa Tnett Jr Clark T E Stnlts oilerS H Mitchell Assessor Q A Bradahaw Surveyor R T JlcCallree School oiuptW DJones- CoronerLconud Fletcher Ire CovnTrcguinrcourt second Monday in ach uiuuth idge3 W Atkins orne 4ordon Montgomery ed CHURCH DIRECTORY PRESBYTERIAN BOVKRVILLB STHKET Rev T F Walton all paste Services second and fourth Sundays n rich month Sundayschool at9 a m every 3a bath Prayer meeting every Wednesday nght METHODIST i UORKSVILLK STREET Rev J L Kilgore pastor Services first Sunday in each month- Saudayrchcolevery Sabbath at 9 a m Prayer meeting Thursday night BAPTIST GncEKsnuro STIIEET Rev E W Barnett tatter services third Sunday In each month 3attdaychol every Sabbath at 9 a m Prayer rceitng Tuesday night CHRISTIAN lop CAUFBI MSVIILE PIKE Rev Z T Williams ery Pwtor Services second Sunday in each all month uuda school overt Sabbath aU am Prayer meeting Wednesday night L DGESJlMASONIC COLUMBIA LODGE No 96 F and A MRegu lar meeting in their hall over bank on Fri day night on or before the full moon in each month G A KEMP WM T E Euurs Sccy J CZN=SC CAECS Conoier Hotel JOHN N CONOVER Proprietor Columbia Kentucky HIS Hotel is one of the best in this I section of the State It is a large ew brick containing twentyeight ooms all elegantly furnished Good oaraple rooms and the table is sup plied with the best provisions thecoun p try affords Rates very reasonable iflancock Hotel in BURKSVILLE STREET Columbia Ky of JUNiUS HANCOCK Prop 0BThe above Hotel has been re teed repainted and is now ready for the comfortable accommodation of guests Table supplied with the best the market affords Rates reasonable food sample room Feed stable at liedRFAllRANT r JAMES BELL Proprietor LEBANON KY This stand is located near the de potland meals are furnisbed at all hoursat 25 cents per meal The best eatables the country affords Ele gantjsittinijrooiT l for ladies t GOilf BRGIAL HOTEL JAMESTOWN KY HOLT VAUGHAN Proprietors 0openedTandHolt looks after the culinary sees that the table Is supplied at all times with the very best the market affords The proprietors are attentive and very polite to wts sample rooms and the building Is convenient to the business honses First cla livery attached to the hotel Terms very tessonable anything you Invent orImprove also get P E COPYRlGHTor DESIGN PROTECTION Sendmodelsketchorphot- r J for free examination and advice i BOOK ON PATENTS fco to mlAaNOWCDaPatent 3Unryers WAS H I N QTO N DC II Dont take a pock of any old kind of pills to euro a of disease when v a of Horlcys Little Liver Pills for Bilious Awj le euro you wbil r asleep Sugar oat Onoadoee Boldbj t J W 11 I3c11Jippa Ky VvI Y Ji 4- t j3r ELD Z T WILLIAMS LETTER to our NEW YORK N YM Mar 9 1900 Dear NewsccI will according to promise write my first letter on tho Palestine tripCI1I will not say much of the parting al scenes at home Sunday mornfi ing for they could only refresh the tender emotions that all shared but of all partings I have ex perienced that was the most sol emn and sacred but we will drop tho curtain over that scene for the presentAWe shall everremember with de light the last meeting at ColumeJ biaSundaynight The many goodbyes and good wishes myCD friends gave me will be remember tho with pleasure We so much appreciated the presence of the preachers and leading members of denomi1ationsotLeaving Columbia Monday morning we came Louisville that night and remained until Wednesday morning making such preparations ITJ there as we needed Left j Louisville for Lexington Wedues for day morning arriving at 11 a m j We Thare we spent the afternoon in j seeing friends and sights We our had the pleasure of meeting Char George and G W Moutgoin Harry Davis and Shelby Rowe of the Bible College We also j Mr met Miss Lula Allen of the Normal Department and Melvin me of tho State College and is Blankiugehip of R u sse 11 county who is taking a business course All of these students are well and seem wellpleased with so their school Miss Lula Allen j however had to have an operation performed on her eyes compel i tan ing her to leave school for theI present We attended r a meeting at Broadway Christian- Church the where we met R H Crossfield one of our company and after prayer meeting met a goodly number of friends who bade us good bye with prayer and sea good wishes for our safe journey the and returnfeAt 850 that night we tookae sleeper on the C 0 for Wash ington City arriving there at 339 m where we spent the remainder of the afternoon in sight seeI ing and I must say that I do not i me expect to see so many grand sights the same length of time on our entire trip as we saw in Washington that afternoon First wo went to the Capitol buildings I saw the nine Judges the Supreme Court in session Judge Fuller of Chicago at tho head I have never seen a more dignified body of men in all my life Judge Harlan of Kentucky oredIitSenator Fry occupying the chair and Mr Teller had the floorTe then went to the other wing of theh great building and took a birds I eye view of the House of Repre I seutatives Mr Henderson the Speaker presiding Mr Dalzellt of Pennsylvania had the floorF and Mr Richardson of TonneseeI who is the Democratic leader oft the House took some part in the 1t discussion of a question We then stoned over to the great Library building and took a hurried look j at it Alvin Strange was right when he said human language ist powerless to describe its magnificence It is the grandest build ing in the world Cost over six and a half million dollars hasC over 900000 volumes in it Wei then took a street car ride over the city taking in the Pension Department and all other depart meat buildings including the White House but we were late to see the President and his wife as the hour for reception each day is from 10 to 11 a m Did not get to meet Mr A AI Strange as our time was too shoit to hunt him- Washington is surely one of the prettiest cities in the United StatesWe left Washington for New York this morning at 7 oclock and arrived at 1248 pm The first thing we did on on our arrival here was to hunt up the Turkish Consul General and have our pkpIiiiolLs viBed We then weht I r the Bank of America and had check cashed and I will say hero that I never received more attention anywhere than were given by the managers of that great institution It is lo on the famous Wall Street I can say tonight I did my on business on that street today- I saw the SubTreasury building where Washington was inaugurated first President of the United States His statue stands now where he made his first inaugural address Wo then went to the Express Companys of and exchanged our money for checks of different denominations so wo could get them as we need the money at various places This is now considered tho safest and most convenient way to carry money these days We then took a ride on Ffth Avenue to Central Park and on this route we saw many of the most famous residences and hotels in the city he WaldorfAatoria is the finest hotels in Nbw York Rooms rent from 500 to 5000 per day did not stop at that hotel Avery in few days there would exhaust pocketbook We had one 25 cents meal and one at 40 cents today and we feel as comfortable tonight in our onedollar room as Cornelious Vanderbilt- R H Crossfiold has been with since I left Lexington and he S a splendid companion to travels with He has been to all these places before and he has indeed been a great help to me in seeing many sights We sail in the morning at 11u oclock sharp Tho vessel SparCI Prince we understand will be very much crowded We will close this letter and if Lord in His good providence permits I will write next from Naples Italy where wo are due to land in fifteen days It seems now like launching out on a new sure enough but wo will trust Lord for his protection and no evil mt least as much so possible Good bye Z T WILLIAMS er P SWillsay to my friends who may wish to write me that it itwill only take 5c postage to send a letter any where on the route Spectator please copy Z T W Rich Iced Blood Morleys Sarsaparilla and Iron not only purifies your blood but makes new rich red blood If you have skin eruptions boils abcesses rheumatism- or scrofula or if you have a rundown tiredout feeling try this remedy and note the prompt results 100 per bottle Sold by W M Bell JoppaKy Nerveless Creature There was one course open to Mr McKinley by which he might saved his selfrespect It was pointed out the other day wheu MrBromwell a Republican Congressman from Ohio who favors the policy advocated by Mc in December said in the If the President of the United States since his message Congress in December has obtained information which shows that conditions are different today from what they were then it is a solemn duty that he owes to House and the other House of Congress that he should communicate that additional information to us that we should not bo dependent upon conversations and interviews of individual members of this House with the Chief Executive for the information upon which we as a legislative body are to act But Mr McKinley hast not done this He has simily made it plain that he has no will of his own that instead of com pelling Congress to a just discharge of their legislative powers ho is ready to declare his conviction of duty to Congress and then sign a bill utterly opposed to the course which ho advised 1 in short that ho is the nerveless creature of the syndicate which is now running the government for its own selfish ends and that tho people ud long or have that great safety of our in stitutions an Executive who knows his duty and who is not afraid to do itNew York Post Z i i Taylors Record Before the assassination of Senator Goebel Gov Taylor pardoned in advance of trial mountain bandits confessedly guilty of carrying concealed it deadly weapons and disturbing the peace thus putting a direct premium crime When Senator Goebel was shot the dft facto Governor Immediately surrounded the Executive building with soldiers previously notified to be ready and prevented a search for the assassins Then when Goebel was expected to die any moment the de facto Governor to prevent action on the Contest Boards report drove the Legislature through the streets of Frank fort at the point of the bayonet When warrants for his close political associates are issued Taylor no longer de facto Governor but merely a usurper uses armed force to prevent arrests issues pardons and conspires to effect the escape of the accused persons After defying the civil power and suspending the writ of habeas corpus in the case of court messenger Walker usurps the prerogatives of the legislative and judicial branches of the Government and counsels revolution Every move follows the other as links a chain and yet this man has the hardihood to charge Democrats with conspiracyLouisville Times Neuralgia Banished There is no more severe or stubborn pain than neuralgia A remedy that will cure it will cure any pain Dr G of Stivers dentist Louisville Ky My wife suffered over two years from very severe neuralgia which several physicians failed to re Here I then got Morleys Wonderful Eight which relieved her in five minb and soon effected a permanent Free trial bottles at W M Bell Joppa Ky Kentucky Game Laws Plain citizens may be shot from January 1st to December 31st Senators governors and members of Congress maybe shot during any polit ical campaign and within sixty days thereafter Niggers can be shotany time Hunt ters in search of this game are also allowed to use a stuffed club or a butchIJ kniferIf any man is caught drinking water is a sign that he is no gentleman sab and may be executed with whatever weapon is nearest at handgColonels may be shot with impunity at any time while a squirrel gun is recommended for dispatching majors and captains No man shall be allowed to kill in ex cess of six persons per day In cases where it is in affair of honor this num ber may be increased to 103 Every citizens who does not tote the remains of his victim from public sight within fortyeight hours of the time the first volley was fired will be fined one gallon of moonshine Any citizen who stepson another cit- Izens toes may be shot on the spot with the privilege of apologizing there afterIf citizen leaves home half shot and is found on the street a short time thereafter full of buck shot that is his fault and his relatives are not allowed to shoot more than seventeen suspects- In their efforts to find the guilty per son Louisville Journal Most in quantity Best iii Quality Morleys Sarsaparilla and Iron is tonic a blood purifier and a blood ma ker It does not stop with merely curing pertain diseases like scrofula sores abcesses etc but cleanses and builds up the whole system All who have tried it say there is more cure in one bottle of Morleys Sarsaparilla and- Iron than in six of any other kind 1Sold by W M Bell Joppa Ky ExGov Leslie ExGovernor Preston H Leslie i of Helena Montana is visiting his daughter Mrs C T Cheek i and Governor Benton McMillin at Nashville Governor McMillin attended school in Glasgow when a boy and boarded in Governor Leslies family Governor Mo Millie has been a member of Congress and Governor of Tennessee and Gov Leslie has been a Governor of two States Kentucky and Montana The Governor is eigh tyoneyearsold but js hale and hearty atvLae elastic of step as a West bint graduate Park City Times 7 I I vJ aZrr The Trusts Why do the Eepublicansin Congress thus stulti fy the nation Why do they dot Aye theres the rub They do openly and avowedly in full view of the whole country for thesimple anc1 sole reason that a bare handful of lobbyists of representing the sugar and to bacco interests in the United States and these interests alone have demanded this sacrifice of the nations welfare cd and the Republican partys future The atroicity of the situation needG onlyto be stated to be realized anUfc only to be realized to be everlastingly condemned The spectacle ofa Republican Congress yielding up results ot I the war endangering the success of the whole expansion policy and fastening upon a Republican administration the stigma of bad faith on the one great question by which it must stand or fall in the next electionand all this at the behest of two protected mercantille interestsis enough to make the most steadfast Republican tremble for the future of his party No national organization in this country haslevcrjbeen sufficiently to resist long the force of the conviction which such a revelation must carry to the hearts of its members No party which has surrendered itself body andt soul to any one or two material nters estswhether the interests of slave holders or stockholdershas long survived the exposure of its folly AndlfI through the blindness zuid perversion its representatives in Washington today the Republican party bend the whole destiny of this country to the demands of two industrial enterprises thrust back to the hands of the Copperheads the very weapons which haven rested from them at infinite pains by a loyal press and a loyal peo pIe and imperil the whole future of the expansion policy by stamping unit the trademark of oligarchical imperialism then we may well fear that the time is at hand to write on the wall of the capitol that this party has been at last weighed in the balance and has found wanting But we cannot believe that it has come to this We cannot believe thatc protest of the Republicans in the middle West which are now being by the thousands to the Rep resentatives and Senators in Washington will be ignored We cannot believe that either William McKinley or the United States Senate in thisemer will fail to heed the voice of the nation as they have heeded It day by day and week by week ever since the destruction of the Maine in Havana harborTheir responsibility is a grave one It is responsibility that has in it the weightiest results for the future of the United States and it is not too much to say tremendous consequences forI the Republican party in this Presidential year May they open their ears to the voice of the American people grasp the situation with the sagacity which has bean theirs in the past and wrench the cause of national expansion out of the reckless hands stretched forth to throttle it Chicago InterOcean My mother suffered with chronic diarrhoea for several months She wasi attended by two physicians who atlast pronounced her case hopeless She procured one 25 cent bottle of Cham berlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and five doses gave her per manent relief 1 take pleasure in roe ommending it as the bes on the marl ketMrs F E WATSON Aikcn Ala Sold by M Cravens A Cincinnati Southern freight train bearing Gentrys Dud aud Pony Show stalled in Kings Mountain tunnel in Lincoln county Friday Several men were overcome by heat and smoke John Sanders an employe of the show died of suffocation That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you if you used Dr Kinkgs New Life Pills Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches They make pure blood and build up your health Only 25c money back if ndt cured Sold by T E Paull druggist A supposed case of bubonic plague has been discovered at San Francisco Thevictlm is a Chinese A Japncsc steamer reaching Port Townsend the plague aboard The PlagUe has broken out in Buenos Ayers and the- cdgiiltionsin India are worse the death ratk being greatly Increased J kf l c s r J r STATE NEWS Seven cases of smallpox at Glasgow Louisville Commercial has changed handsGarrard county raised 800000 pounds tobacco last year Joseph Harris of Henry county committed suicide by shooting Frank Wilson was accidentally kill or while logging in Bell county I Jud Graham undertaker who buried died of erysipelas at Frank Grace Discoll vaccinated at Owens boro rubbed her lip and the virus took on her mouthGStave timber land has almost doub 5durir16Dr J L Bass a female specialist at Bowling Green deserted a sick wife and eloped with another woman Mrs Martha Barnes aged 72 was burned to death at Beaver Dam Her clothes caught fire from a grate Connie Penrod aged 15 years and Miss Josie Penrod aged 15 cousins were married near Lewisburg last weekiLafayette Long was run over by atand killed at Cumberland Falls on the Cincinnati Southern railroadWhen Miss Margaret Smith of went to her dresser to get her purse containing 3G79 she found it was gone Frank Burkholder a boy was caught in the belting at the cellulose works at Owensboro and horribly and fatally Patents issued to Kentuckians Hoi man Crawford and J M Collins Mays vine wheel Henry E Yautsey Frank fort writing table In a row at Dry ridge Saturday night all the windows in Laffcrtys saloon were demolished and bar fixtures damagedThe revenue receipts at Lex ington Tuesday amQunted to 30000 the largest for many years It was by the withdrawal of spirits from bond Circuit Judge Scott in a decision handed down at Winchester holds that National Bank stock is not taxable forf State and county purposes- A t Mt Vernon two enterprising citizens will establish a coal yard and bins 5000 bushel capacity which will be filled by wagons from local mints Jbuundbail on charge of assassination of Goe bel Defense introduced no evidence J B Owens who will manage Cumberland Falls Hotel this year is get tiDK up all the minnows he can for the fishing season which begins at the Falls abont April 1st A little son of Henry Kilbor Grant was killed Tuesday afternoon by the explosion of a can of of powder and two little brothers are so severely burned they will die A light among newsboys in The Times cellar Louisville Tuesday may result in fatal injuries for one John and Harry Davis beat SchuylerBarrett with clubs over the headISmallpox scare has caused the Bar bourville colleges to close The entire family of presiding Elder Miller is afflicted with the disease and there is much danger of its spreading Geo W Drake the mountain detect- Ive was killed in Estil county by Will St John who also shot James Ford a friend of Drake The killing was the result of adispute between Drake and St John over the sale of a cow Mr N W Minton and wife of Ma Irion county were making preparations tocclebrate the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage Both were in usual health Before the day arrived the husband sickened and died and a few days after the wife followed John McKlnny a workman employ cd at Ashers sawmill Pinevllle was badly if not fatally hurt by being crushed by falling lumber His legs were badly mangled A warrant has been sworn out against William Followell charging him with poisoning Mrs Sol Downey who died suddenly in Mercer county several weeks ago sA little son of Henry Kliber of Car ter county was blown up and killed the expJ slon of a can of powder His two little brothers were also burned very badly and cannot live 3r y JId 1 iriSYa + Blacksmiths + AND Woodw0r1 erf Columbia Ky I atnprepired to do all kinds c worn in my line and If you need n pairing done on your Wagons Buggl Farm Implements remember IB keep for sale wagon and bugg tires rims spokes and all kinds c bolts My prices are right and satif faction guaranteed Give me a call Newly Furnished Americas Plan fLet t Per Day ic Jdosler s 3votet MEALS 25c W Market St LOUISVILLE KY NIC BOSLER fl- grWilfflore Hotel W M WILMORE Prop Gradyville Kentucky THERE is no better place to sto at the aboved named hote Good sample rooms and a first c1aF Rates very reasonable Fee stable attached GORDON MONTGOMERYi gitC17 W a j COLUMBIA KY QWill practice in Adairand adjoining counties Collections a specialty JOffice up stairs over Paulls drugstore II IDm t I DENTIST ALL WOKK NEATLY DONE SPBCIA ATTENTION GIVEN TO PKEVBNT INO IRKEOULAU TEETH AND TO THE SAVING OF TUB NATURAL TEWE OFFICE TUTT BUILDING DR M 0 SALLEE DEN I6T i Careful attention given to mechanical and prosthetic dentistry dental surger- yOFIICEOver I y Hughes Coffey Hunter COLUMBIAjKY 7 Hart 0 Hardware 0 Go LOUISVILLE KY 0 Your trade is Solicited and Satis faction Guaranteed Represented by W S HILL CAlIPBELL YILLE KY Now is Be 111116iREPAIR HOUSES 0 Do not allow your h o U si to injure for the lack of Gutteriuf or a Leaking Roof jf I mak Roofing and Guttering a specialty I am prepared to do any kind o repairwork in my line I ue good material and do my work n bedrock prices Call on me L V HALL Columbia Tinner fletnayie Insurance Go Q1 HERTFORD CONN CHARTERED 1Q2O + Assets 54000000 Surplus 1000000 0The Aetna will write you a 15Pay meat Life Policy for the same or a less rate than other firstda compares will write you a 20 Payment Life Policy thereby guaranteeing to wv you 5 full premiums and 5 in timwOn the basis of u lcosttheETN1 GUARANTEES more insurance greater extensions greater cash sr loan valves and greater paidup vs ues at the end of equal periods of tin t than any other company Policies absolutely Incontestable niter one year Non forfeltable after a two years on limited pay policies The LOWEST RATES of any first Yclass company J For further information call on cr address WD JONES Ait q qj tNt tr T f r 1 r- Y S 4 1 1 J Th i i SPRING OPENING fiT RU ELL MURRELL j We have just opened up the largest and best selected stock of goods ever shown in Columbia bought with care from the leading wholesale houses ofCin cinnati St Louis and Louisville and although all kinds of goods have advanced in prices you will find that we charge advances on very few articles Dry Goods Our line of Ladies Dress Goods is simply immense all the Ie est weaves anti effects in Woolens and wash goods with nil the vjriil trimmings imaginable Handsome Lawns 4c up j Calicoes 1 to 5et Cottonodes 8J 10 12Ae Brown Cottons 5 to OAc Bleached Cottons 5 to 9c- Our stock of Ladies and Gents Furnishings is complete Neckwear Collars Cuffs Hosiery Gloves Hair ornaments Underwear etc in 1 endless variety We have a lot of Ladies perfect Kid Gloves at 08c por pair in blacks and colors RUSSELL MURRELU + 11 IE ADAIR COMMITS Published Every Wednesday BY THE r Adair Bounty News Go INCORPORATED t QPFICBQver 31 Cravens ding store corner Pike Public Square and Cutupbellville 1f A Democratic newspaper devoted to the Inter ests of the city ofColombia and the people oft Adair and adjacent counties Entered at the Columbia FostoCBce as second class mail matter SUBSCRIPT X RATES OE YEAR t100 SIX MONTHS WC STRICTLY IN ADVANCE CXI AS 8 HARRIS Editor RdTSFLosa otices ten cents per line for first Iti Bcrtionandiflve cents per lino for each nabs e quent insertion DISPLAY ADS p8 ace I Uk1z Jro 3J10 63101Yr 60 0 2O 3 B i 2 OinchesIM 2 OJ 400 6 Uaa to c 00 is 00 20 gcS 46U 900 IS Of 3000 45 O 1 Col IS 00 1200 240o 40 00 6060 rThere will be no departure from these rates under any circumstances WEDNESDAY MAR 21 J ti Friends of Hon B F Shively I of Indiana have started a move j to have him nominated by the J Democrats for VicePresident writlf t a from the hatters shop to the i end of the lane He should r 9 write a book There are millions in it A Washington correspondent states that it is conceded now on allsides that the Republicans in Congress as well as the Adminis tration are in a bad fix over the Porto Rico tariff question it mat rtersnot what they may do Two weeks ago we made the statement upon what we thought was reliable information that Hon M Rey Yarberry would have the naming of the census enumer atom for Adair county The statement did not pan out correct ly Mr Yarberry informs U3 that 1 he had no voice in naming the J enumerators and at his request this statement is made A report was circulated last week without authority that warrants had been issued for exGov Bradley and Gen Collier charging thorn with aiding in the plans to murder Gov Goebel Did they disguise themselves and put out for the mountains No They wero ready to surrender knowing that they were innocent How differently did Powers and Davis J act II The Louisville News an ardent Republican sheet has quit Taylo- and among other things it says in a leading editorial is the follow ing His calling out the troops to surround the executive building after Goebel was shot preventing the officers from hunting the as sassin was a blunder criminal in its stupidity and giving his one I mien occtffiiou to charge that he s tt v sin sympathy with the mur ddr ts r A j We can not see any special good II1yrious charges made by the friends of either side in tho present political muddle We have sought toI avoid conflicts bya mild express on ofhouest that opinions hoped to see a peaceful solution and settlement but the more conservatism shown by Democrats and the more they have advised the peo plo to bo orderly and to keep with in the law the ranker and fiercer have been the charges made liy the antiDemocratic combination We want it plainly understood that we do not indorse lawlessness that we want to see this trouble adjusted on a peaceful and legal basis We believe that the laws should he obeyed and that every man and every party is entitled to what the laws allow him regardless of his political The man or set of men who say that the Democrats had no legs right to contest are nullifying the laws and constitution of our State They had such a right a constiUi tionly right and through all their proceedings they have kept within the laws while the most abusive policy has been pursued by their opponents a policy that sought to control by the use of State soldiers the power of money threatening demonstrations of the rougher ele ment resulting the murder o the chief figure in the contest We hear the feeble remark as it comes from organs of the wreck and ruin partys press that the assassination of Mr Gobel should not be countenanced that the con spiratora and the assassin shoal be dealt with according to law Taylor himself said that he re gretted it and even offered 500 reward for the arrest and conviction of the murderer Republicans throughout the State claim to have no sympathy for the murderer yet these same papers and this same Taylor are doing all within their power to keep at fever heat the prejudices of the people and to work up public sentiment and sym pathy in his behalf That they have succeeded in keeping the Tay lor element in line cannot be denied and it seems that they mean to precipitate war or their demands must be conceded We canno reconcile the statements of the Republicans who say that they want the conspirators and assassins of Mr Goebel brought to justice and indorse Taylor in his acts To our mind this is impossible for Taylor has done nothing to have the as sassin detected but to the contra ry he seeks to turn loose every man who has been arrested on the charge of being with the foulest murder that ever hap pened within our State The ac cusation made tha the 100000 reward will convict the innocent is not worth considering The fearful thought that it will bring the guilty to justice and that there will be more than a score of them seems to us to be the underlying reasons for the objections so freely offered against the reward Now if the Republicans indorse the assemblying of a large force of thre purpose of intimidating the Legis lature if they indorse Taylor in placing a heavey guard of soldiers around the executive building in a few moments after Mr Goebel had been shot and who refused to admit the officers of the law to en ter said building in search of the assassin that was supposed to be in said building and from which the fatal shbtcamet if they taddifee f I Clothing Believing that the people are be coming tired of paying from 5 to 10 dollars more for a madeto order suit We have bought di rect from manufacturers a large stock of fine custom made suits and odd pants and can now give you a perfect fit of firstclass goods at a saving IIIf 5 to 7 on the snit See our stock before you buy your spring suit Taylor in driving our Legislators theIno purpose as we believe than to prevent a decision- of the contest kuowning that Mr Goebel could not survive the work of the assassin if they indorse his granting pardons to the two toughs from his own county charged with disorderly conduct and carrying deadly weapons if they indorse Taylor in issuing pardons to Pow ers and Davis before they had been- I arrested when they were charged with being connected with the murder of Mr Goebel and when fleeing from the authorities under disguise and in the care of Taylors soldiers if they indorse Taylors wholesale accusation of injustice to our courts then it is clear to our minds that consistency and hones ty of expression should demand an endorsement of the assassination anarchy andIWe do any cern is felt by the Republican leaders for law and order If they can gain their point by riots we believe the riots will come We do 110 not believe that they want the conspirators arrested Taylor seems to bo doing all within his power to keep the assassin in dark and how any man desires that red handed murders be turned loose to- go unpunished is strange even powf When the work of an assassin is indorsed by any considerable num ber then it is time for a larm I Republicans want the murders caught then they should assist maBgtding an effort If Taylor wants the murderers and conspirators to face justice he should not seek to inter cept every effort to get the guilty by issuing pardons to those charged with connection with the crime We the whole plot to to berevealed and all tho gang meet justice Democrats do not want any innocent man to sufferr they want the guilty Democrats do not want more than the laws of our State will permit in the settle ment of this trouble They wuu their rights and no more apt ful for common carriers to transport free bodies of men beut on intimidating State or other officials Times have changed since the days of Stevenson and Leslie They were Governors and men of the highest character But when such lights pass from the active walks of life new men appear upo the scene and disgrace the posi tion once filled by them Imag ine if you please ExGovernor Les lie the Courts of Ken tucky Where would a man land were he to refuse to obey an order from his court were he upon the bench We said there had been a change The Larne County Herald writes thusly of the pres ent situation The time was when it was an extremely rare oc currence for a Governor to grant a pardon to a man before conviction It was only a few weeks that it was considered treasonable ko make the prediction that Gov Taylor would grant a pardon to the men accused of the assassins ton of Gov Goebel wore they ar rested But now it ia a feat that Taylor not only issued pardons the accused before trial but evb bfefore they were arrested In the ight 6f this taatiit would not be f Shoes It will amaze you to see our stock of shoes any kind any last our Mens fine shoes made especially for us Helmers Bettmanu are the universal favorites In Ladies fine shoes and oxfords We have added the famous Queen Quality to our already popular lines and can now please the most fastidious Boys and girls shoos of all kind Mens work shoes from JOe up 1wention was committed Wouldnt it have been better for Taylor to have issued n general pardon for any one that might be accused of it Taylor is not supposed to knowat least ho shouldnot knowwho is guilty If he does know it is his duty to lot the se cret out that justice may be ad ministered TARTER Mrs Nancy Webb who has been con tined to her bed for some tune is no betterT Tarter who has been attending school at Dvnnville this winter has re turned home Mr George Brown has rented a farm from W G White and taken possession Mr John Montgomery of Columbia was here Thursday on business Mr R A Yates the photographer was here Wednesday D F White bought of Steve Calhoon a fine young mare for 00 Mr Willmirth of Pittsburg Laurel county has moved near this place J O White who been attending school at Russell Springs has returned homeW R Cravens sold a span of mules for 815000 last week William Shepherd lust a tine mare few weeks ago valued at 7500 W D Tarter our merchant will sect a large store house in the near future We do not know its dimensions but it will be a large house M G Shepherd sold a mare for J50 Joe Abrell sold a cow and calf to S 30fBorn to the wife of Levy Morgan a boy Mr Jackson Barrett who got se verely burned a few days ago is slowly recovering JAMESTOWN Mr V G Logan and wits nee Miss Mary Schooling of Somerset are vis icing the family of Mr G F Jones Mr W L Dowell made a business trip to Cane Valley last week Mr Luther Williams of Montpelier passed through town en route for Cincinnati Df M 0 Sallee of Columbia was in town last week Messrs Marion Vaughan and Lauson hereten The W C T U gave an entertain ment last Tuesday night Mn Elbert Humble was in town last weekMr J W Johnston Columbia w- In as town last week Mrs Cora Dowell is Improving slow ly QREENSBURQ Woodson Lewis has returned fro Burksville and is now in selling staves The meeting at the M E church additionsn I We understand that the Greensburg State Guards are notified to hold them selves in readiness to obey orders from W S Taylor Roseola has broken out in the Greensburg school and a number of pupils are out on a lieve of absence Mr Hubbard has placed a jointer and equalizer on thestave yard here Friends of W W Vaughan will be glad tolearn that he has been able to take a few drives during the pleasant weather Attorneys Graham S Durham went to Campbellsville Tuesday to repre sent C M Chaudolu in his examining Stearmanethe man was not to appear and the Commonwealth continued until Friday Stearman is recov ering and will be able to appear in court In a few days To flare A Cold In One Day QulDineTableisn falls to dare E Wi Grove s signature on every box 25c iP Carpets and Rugs New stockof all wool Ingrains Brussels Cheap Ingrains Straw Matting Stair Carpets Moquette Srayrner rugs coco Mats hassocks Hats We have all the new nobby and genteel styles in straw and Fur Hats new colors in the popular Columbia and Russell blocks at old prices and Harness goods prices it goods = u Red by Black j a or mare or removed Kentvcky and was defeated in his and at the of the season was sold to J W of Richmond Ky for He is a perfect a of wonderful endurance and a very superior actor He has him self a number breeder S T Harbison of recently sold a mare byhim for 3600 If you want a is large enough tine enough and doe cnough breed to Kentucky Squirrel COFFFY BROS Jr STANDARD NO 713 N S R This beautiful bay stallion was sired by Silver he by Rubbles On Time dam Lady Mounts by Cabells Lexington First dam by Limber Jim second Old Drennon third thorough bred SILVER KING JR Is as richly bred as any combined horse that ever entered Adair county modm consideration there are only a few horses in the country his equal This tine horse will make the season of 1000 on A C Jeffries 1 mile west of Eppersons mill and one mile east of Joppa at the extreme low price of 500 to insure a living colt If mare is traded before colt is foaled money is due My jack Wade Hampton will be permitted to serve mares at the same place for 500 to insure a living colt Description and PedigreeWade Hampton is an iron grey Ml hands 7 years old and guaranteed to be a su perb breeder He was Sired by UlsseWs Jack he by Imported Mammoth Dam by Grundys Old Duke Mn H H Collins a wellknown mule man of Taylor county says I saw ten of the above named Jacks colts sold at J B Spurlingssale and I consider them far above the average of mules pf the country CG JEFIES Children love to take Morloys Little Pills for Bilious People because they are ttnill look and tasto like and do not gripe nor ikonthe- mBardte1IrO a Sikt W M PI Ky j 4 1 f j Queensware Chinaware everythingfromfine Glassware Our stock of Farming Implements Hardware Gro ceries Tools etc- FURNITUREVe have a handsome stock of Bedroom sets 1 BrassBedsWe want trade and intend to show and that will get We aim to sell a xood line of and at prices that will satisfy you Come and see our stock l tJJ afliiations connected defying Kentucky Squirrel No 427 I By Squirrel he Squirrel sumaWetnever ring close he Bales 1900 model horse proven one Lexington sired horse that Columbia Kentucky Silver King King Sr surtifarm Liver bj i your Universal Woodworker 1 Turning Lathe and Scroll Saw NOW PREPARED to do any kind of fancy scroll SAM turned work My shop will beat the Columbia Rol mill If you want to build a house or repair a porch call on me and get my prices forI Columns Banisters Brackets I Newel Posts Hand Rails for Stairways f piece of work needed about a house I IbUildverandas at the lowest figures and furnish the latest and see me IJG MORRISON 1 BURKESVILLE Wm H Lollar Missouri is visiting relatives In this city Mr Lollar for merly lived in this county on Judio creek lIe went to Missouri in 18G3 Mr and Mrs J A French are ser ously ill Mrs Catharine Wilson Louisville has donated 5000 to the new Methodist Training School which is to be located at this place Last Monday was county court day Senator W E Miller returned home last Saturday Q L Huddleston has bought a part of E Prewitts farm on Cedar Creek pay leg 550 Mrs R M Cheek is on the sick list Oliver Riley of Red Banks and W A Hood of Potter Creek are on the sick list Eld C K Marshall of this place will be married to Miss Beatrice Alex ander of Bowling Green the 21st last The committee in charge of the new Methodist TralnlnJr School will be here next week to select a site for the buildingThe Society of Alexander College meets every Friday night Mrs Annie Grubbs and child of Wa tervlew are on the sick list but are reported better W S Willis of Kettle who is at Willow Grove Tenn visited his parents Saturday and Sunday Dr Strange of Glensfork was badly bitten bya dusk a refs days flRb i r r j ti u011d Galnnefit Registered Berkshire This fine Berkshire boar will stand for 100 money due when service is rendered Lord Garnett will be found on my premises on Greensburg venue Call on Geo Walford News once E G ATKINS VESTER Two of our merchants J F Neat and S C Burton returned from Louis yule and Cincinnati Friday night Hog cholera is raging in this commu nity Quite a number have died ID the last few days Nisses Mary and Maggie Holladay of Joppa and Mr Byron Montgomery of Columbia were In our midst looking for schools recently Mrs 3A Breeding Is by the bed sIde of her mother Mrs Nancy Acree who Is dangerously ill with lagrlppc The social at Mr Adde Richards Friday night was largely attended and quite an enjoyable evening was spent Miss Lizzie Bryant and her mother are not any better at this writing A nine months old pup belonging to hogIafeweh Ly up I v rlf PERSONAL MENTION I Mr Gco R Miller came In Friday night Dr 0 S Dunbar and wife were at Knifley last week Dr M O Sallee was in Jamestown last woeu Drsl G Staples and R Y Hind man arc at home on a visit The mother and sisters of Mr L V Hall arrived Monday Mrs W H Wilson is visiting at the Russell Springs Mr Tyler Coleman Elkhorn was here last Friday night Mr P S Rowe Jamestown visited our merchants last week Mr Frank Corcoran Lebanon was bere lststweek- Mrs R M Hurt has been lying in a critical condition for the past week Mrs Sam Allen is visiting her son Leslie in Bowling Green this week Mr W L Darnell Jamestown was in Columbia one day last week Mr Sam Terry Hiseville was here looking after fancy horses last week Mr T B Curry of Amandaville lvs in Columbia last week Hon M Rey Yarberry returned from Frankfort last Thursday night Mr J O Russell and Mrs Kizzie Murrell have returned from market Mr W L Walker and wife and Mrs L L Eubank returned from market Saturday night Mr S C Neat who has been in Louisville several weeks has returned to Adair county Mrs Anderson Holladay who was dangerously ill last week is very much improved Mrs A B Gowdy of Cambellsville is visiting her father Mr Lewis Trip lett and family Mrs Jo Rosenfield was very sick last Sunday afternoon two physicians be- Ing in attendance Messrs J II Colter A C Hill and W S Hill Campbellsville were in Columbia last Saturday Misses Bettie Young and Mabel Wolfoul attended the TaylorSutton nuptials at Gilead the 14th Mr G W Gresham of Amandaville1 was in Columbia Saturday Mr Gresham is the manufacturer of a broom that is a ready seller Mr R L Browning and daughter of Metcalfe county were in Columbia last Tuesday to see his daughter Mrs Pointer who is very low with con sumptionThe Masons members of Edmonds Chapter No S3 held at Lebanon Ky were in this city the firstof the week and reorganized Columbia Chapter R A M No 7 W G Spencer W R Johnston Jas Bell John Rubel Ben P Doom Lee A Scearce O D Thomas J E Ed monds J F Harcourt JohnT Carter Henry Dahringer W T Hawkins Mr Guy Breeding son of Mr C M Breeding left for Texas Monday morning He is a young man of good habits anti we hope to hear excellent reports of him His father and mother will follow later Messrs George Moses and James Wooten and their families Moses Sparks and family Jas Roe and fami ly all of the Sparksville country left for Oklahoma the first of the week Mr Matthew Wooten accompanied the colony but he will return in thirty days UI LOCAL JOTTINGS Circuit court opened at Greensburg last Monda- yTheCourierJournaland AdairCoun ty News 125 fl Last week Adair county farmers were quite busy sowing oats If you need horse and jack bills send us your order 17Circuit Court is in session at Burks yille Jones presiding The latest and most fashionable vis t sting cards at this office The series of meetings at the Baptist church are to commence in June Committees for the Goebel Monument fund will be published next week+ It is said there will be an abundance of all kinds of fruit excepting peach es We can furnish you fertilizer at 110 i per 100 pounds and up WIF Jeffries a t Son A very enjoyable candy pulling was given at the residence of Mrs Jo Ros enfield last Saturday night It pays to buy the best fertilizer for your crops See W F Jeffries fc Son Before buying Two men will be tried for murder luring the present term of the pum bcrland circuit court w Farmers who want to raise horses or mule colts will make no mistake in breeding to J W Marshals stock 3t Mr Jason Yarberry who had the misfortune to get a leg broken while en route for Columbia last Wednesday is getting along nicely though it will be sbtofe time before be cab use the broken litab I Mr Sam S Terry bought of Coffey Brns last week one mare known as the Norris animal for 9150 A house pattern for sale all good material containing about 15000 feet E A McKinley Born to the wife of Adair Montgom cry on the 5th of Feb a boy This is the 7th son and all Democrats Last Saturday was St Patricks day It was generally celebrated by the Irish throughout this country The old school house building at Neatsburg will be sold to the highest bidder March 31st and a contract let for the erection of a new building Fou SALE10 head of mules from 5 to 7 years old 14i to 16 hands high in good flesh Also a few young mules Smith Nell Gradyville Ky There will be a four weeks Normal at Russell Springs Ky commencing April 23 1900 For further particu larscall on or address A H Ballard Kimble Ky The celebrated jack Jo Gartin will make the season of 1900 at the farm of J Pierce Dohoney on Campbells ville pike four miles from Columbia2t For Sale Two cows with young calves and one stripper Call at once if you want a bargain Jas S Naylor Columbia Ky Adair County Court of Claims will meet next month At this meeting the advisability of building bridges will again be presented to the court Eld F C Shearer will preach at Cane Valley next Sunday forenoon and at Rocky Hill at 3 oclock in the afternoon same day For SaleA good farm wellimprov ed all necessary buildings lying on Cumberland river Russell county J M Smith Lula Ky Mr G A Atkins lost one ol his fine work mules last week The mule was graveled and died from lockjaw Mr Atkins had just refused 100 for this mule a few days before All parties owing me either note or account are requested to call and set tle at once I need money J W Jackman It is some time until the next elec tion for all the county officers never theless there are candidates already feeling the sentiments of the people FOR SALE Two cows one a stripper and the other will be fresh about the 10th of this month also 7 head of shoats that will average about 100 lbs Z T Campbell Pellyton Ky Quarterly meeting of the Methodist church will be held at Carmel on the 7th and 8th of April There will be an all day meeting on the 7th dinner on the ground Every body invsted The colored people are holding a protracted meeting near town They have a minister from a distance and it is said he is delivering interesting ser monsMr L B Hurt informs us that there is a little lull in the stave business just now but that his company has a sale for all that have been purchased There is a big demand for white oak timber just now Several mills in Adair county arc sawing no otherkind of lumber It is said that oak is the most popular lumber for furniture For sale Having bought the Mid dleburg college from the Georgetown college I wish to sell this large brick school building together with three acres of land for further particulars inaddress Me Wheat MIddleburg Ky The poultry business in Adair coun ty has been very brisk for the past four weeks The county will realize hun dreds of dollars from the sale of chickens turkeys ducks and geesejStrayedFrom the mill lot last Friday morning a large red cow with horns with chain around them Will reward the person who will furnish incformation that will lead to her recovery Columbia Mill Co Dont fall to buy a Rocky Mountain cherry and the Columbian Raspberry from the agents of the Knoxville Nur ser Co Messrs Starns and Martin These fruits ought to have a place at every home Mr R L Roberts of Leitchfield reached Columbia a few days ago and has taken charge of the barber shop at the Conover Hotel He comes well recommended and solicits your patron age Mr J F Triplett found three wild ducks on Russells creek last Saturday afternoon He killed two the first shot and dropped the third one while it was winging its flight They were very fat iJ311ssIs the name of a new post office just established near the residence of Mr Ben Grissom on the Gl gow road Mr Lee Grissom is the postmaster It will be a great conven fence to the people in that neighbor hood Representative Boreing has Intro duced a bill in Congress to pentipn John Wi Turpen of Columbia at 12 per month Also a bill paying Mrs Fannie R1 l PIerce of Cane 8140 fdraliorsetakenbgC6nfederAtesit0her m d OBITUARY Mrs Martha Medaris was born in Adair county Kentucky July 29 1817 and died at her home near Glenvllle March 13 1900 She was the daughter of John and DIary Murrell who long since passed from earth to heaven She was a sister of Rev S L Murrell of the Louisville Conference who was for four years Presiding Elder of the Columbia District She was the last of her fathers family save one Jesse Q Murrell once a merchant of this town and now living In Fort Worth Texas He is now nearly ninety years old and is in good health She was married to Moses Medaris Febuary 15 1845 who departed thisI life about two months since in hope of a blessed immortality and she has quickly gone to join him on the other bright shore to part no more She was converted when quite young and joined the Methodist church and for near ly seventy years walked in the light of Gods truth and let her light shine before those around her and especially around her home She was never very vigorous but had a good measure of energy and was busy all through life She was very even tempered rarely if ever showing any lack of patienceShe a good neighbor and was greatly beloved by those with whom she mixed und mingled She never recovered from the shock her husbandst death gave her but with plaining spirit she bore hersorrowsun- til death put a period to all her troudbles and the gulden gates swung upon its hinges and she passed int the heavenly city to join many loved ones gone before May the God of all consolation com fort the hearts of all the children and grandchildren and help them to be ready to meet Him when death shall come Jesse L Murrell In flasonlc Circles Columbia Chapter No 7 Royal Arch Masons was reorganized in this city last Monday and fourteen members were added to the order by the efficient and affective work of the twelve breth ren who came from Lebanon for the purpose of carrying us farther into the mystic tics of Masonry It would be useless for us to comment on their effi ciency for the Lebanon Chapter isfknown to be one of the brightest in the State Tne meeting and workhere was pleasant and highly profitable The visiting and working brethren were cordially welcomed by the craft of this city and every thing within our power was done to make their stay a pleasant one They were given the best rooms at the Conover Hotel where they received the most courteous attention On Monday night a bountiful supper was spread at the Hancock Hotel and such refreshments served that will linger in the memories of all who participated Fully one hour was spent in serving this bountiful midnight banquet made doubly pleasant by the many toasts given from our visiting brethren eulogizing our town and the bright prospects of Masonry in tills locality Responses were made by some of our members making the meeting very enjoyable The follow fug officers were selected for the en suing term J O Russell High Priest- J E Murrell King Jas Garnett Jr Scribe T R Stults Secretary- R F Paull Treasurer- L B Hurt C of Host C S Harris Prln Sojourner- T F Walton R A Captain J W Jackman Sentinel Horace Jeffries M First V W B Cave M Second V H C Baker M Third VITemperance Miss Ellie Falkenburg an accom pUshed young lady of Jamestown and an untiring temperance worker writes us concerning memorial services held her town on Tuesday evening the 13th inst in honor of the late Mrs Frances E Williard The exercises consisted of recitations declamations songs and an address by Capt John L Phelps The audience large and the exercises very enjoyable The Eleventh district meeting of the W C T Us will be held at Jamestown beginning April 30th and will four days In the meantime Mrs Beauchamp a noted temperance speaker wiU lecture at the following JjLibertyMiddleburg Sunday April 22 3 Dunnville Monday April 23 Russell Springs Tuesday April 24 Columbia Wednesday April 25 Creelsboro Thursday April 26 Albany Friday April 27 Monticello Sunday April 29 Jamestown Monday April 30 NOTICE We will leave in a few days for the wholesale markets where we expect to select the nicest and prettiest stock of milllcrny goods that has ever been brought to Columbia We invite all to come and see our goods before buy- Ing MRS TIM BUADSDAW Miss EFFIE BKADSHAAV advertisement issue of the News Mr Coffeyenjoys the reputation of being one of the bes smiths in this entire country and we bespeak for him a fine trade In his line blacksmithing and wood work Paid list since our last issue W ti Grissom Adair Montgomery Pierce Dohoney Porter Morgan J W Pelley J N Squires G W Gresham Car t Grady John Chclf R13 Tucker Dfli phUsBGrbrldgfe t f LL jOnhour of 3 oclock Willie P Taylor and Lillie E Sutton were united in the bonds of matrimony at the Mt Gilead church The attendants were Misses Fannie Hattiber Maud Sutton and Mrs Una White Messrs Henry E Christie Jas C Sublett and Willie W Cornelison Misses Maud Sutton and Fannie Hatcher were handsomely dressed in white and were the flower bearers Rev Will Dudgeon perform ed the ceremony and the march was rendered by Mrs Anna Hatcher The bride is a beautiful young woman and admired by all who know her The groom is a handsome young man the oldest son of T G Taylor one of the best farmers on Caney Fork Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party left for the home of the groom where an elegant supper awaited them The happy pair have a host of friends who wish them much success in life NOUODYS GlUL Attention There are many hill sides in this county that are not yielding a dividend- to the owners There are many little spots around the gardens and yards that could be made profitable and ornamental by judicious proceedings and in our judgment these various hill ides could be made profitable by plan ing orchards of good substantial va rieties of such fruits as are well known are many spots around the gar ens and yards that the pear would flourish The Knoxville Nursery Co offers you the finest varietiesand thrif ty trees at old prices We guarantee everything correct We refer to the best citizens of Somerset as to our standing We ask your trade and will do you right Yours Truly J W STARNS W F MARTIX Salesmen Adair County Enumerators The census of the United States will be taken during the month of June 1900 The following named gentlemen- are eneumerators appointed for Adair countyCane Valley Geo W Pike Casey Creek and Pellyton S L Cof ey Little Cake and White Oak Frank W Miller Glenville and Harmony ZT Taylor Gradyville and Elroy J H Nell Milltown and Keltner L C Hind manWest Columbia Geo Nell East Columbia A D Patteson Married Mr L C Blair son of Dr William Blair and a popular young druggist of of Glenville this county was married to Miss Maud Burbridge an estimable young woman daughter of Mrs E M Burbridge on Wednesday the 14th Rev J L Murrell officiated pronounc- Ing a solemn and impressive ceremony Quite a number of friends and relatives witnessed the union bidding the young couple Gods speed in all their future undertakings WHO PREACHES NEXT SUNDAY W S Dudgeon at Bethlehem Lawrence Williams at Campbells ville E W Barnett at Gradyville T L Hulse at Pleasant Ridge W H C Sandidge Hopewell Hart county T F Walton this city PoL Kilgore at Milltown in morning and Pollards Chapel evening WeB Cave at Liberty Rev Gibson at West Fork Notwithstanding the weather was very disagreeable last Sunday night a fair audience greeted Rev E W Barnett who delivered an interesting sermon Dr John Wise who was known to a great many people of Columbia died at the home of his soninlaw near Campbellsville on the 12th inst He was an optician and made frequent visits to this city He was about 75 years old cultured and universally respected Spring lMillinery t iliii FOR THE Jtj lWholesale Markets in a short time to buy my Spring stock of K Millinery My customers and J friends will please bear this In X mind and give me their special X orders beforehand in order that I X I may get Just what you want X I propose this Spring to v Buy a Stock That Will Eclipse Columtbia and ask the ladles of Adair X and and adjoining counties to X to call and see me in the Spring C befyre they buy My store wlll C be at the same place it has been for thepast two seasons MRSETSTRftNGE tA d IMusical and art entertainment at church beginning next Thursday night The first entertainment will be free Lewis Warner Craycraft charged with selling whisky was brought before Commissioner Winfrey last Fri day The proof was conclusive and the accused was held In the sum of 8200 to appear before United States Court Last week Mr N M Tutt bought a small farm from Mr J G Smith on the Stanford road 2 miles from town This farm is in one of the best communities in the county and the afore said purchaser says he will set the pace for progressive and profitable farming a remarkable agriculturalist Mr A B Wilmore of Gradyville was in town last Saturday and inform ed us that Mr W L Gradys fine young stallion Jordan Star had one of his fore legs broke last Friday night We regret that this misfortune has be fallen Mr Grady and trust that it may not ruin the hcrse as he is one of the finest in the State The attention of our readers is call ed to Russell Murrells ad in to days paper The members of this firm have just returned from Louisville Cincinnati and St Louis buying the largest stock of general merchandise they have ever offered to this market They respectfully invite you to call and look through their stock Mrs Jackman the mother of Mr John W Jackman this city will like ly receive a nice sum of money in a short time It is funds due her late husband who served in the Federal army The papers have been signed and forwarded to Washington and those who are looking after the mat ter say there is no doubt but the mon ey will be paid Mr W D Grissom who was born and reared in Adair county is a prosperous merchant in Syracuse Kansas He has also accumulated some valua ble city realty and is getting in fine shape as rapidly as industry and close attention to business will push him along We are glad to make this an nouncement and trust that Mr Gris som will accumulate a fortune and return to Adair county to enjoy it Mr J W Coy the photographer presented C S Harris last week a large photo of Gov Goebel in a beautiful frame Mr Coy is a good artist but this picture seems to be the best of all his work Any party desiring a fine photo of Gov Goebel can get it from Mr Coy for a mere trifle Ifyou want a picture dont put it off but send in your order at once We here by tender our thanks to Mr Coy The picture is highly appreciated Mr J C Morrison has bought from Greensburg parties the Universal woodworker Turning Lathe and Scrollsaw His shop will be at the Columbia Mill Mr Morrison is an ex perienced man in this line andean soon furnish on short notice any thing in his line This section has long needed such art enterprise and Mr Morrison is entitled to your considera tion if you need any gingerbread on your house Read hisuad in another column Mr E G Atkins advertises a fine hog in todays paper GRADYVILLE A B Wilmoro was in Columbia Sat urdayH Moss returned from Burksville last week Charles Cabell Camp Knox was in our town last Saturday on business L M Wilmore made a business trip to Cumberland county last week Mr D J Schooling has returned from New Market M C Winfrey Columbia was with us one day last week Mr G H Nell spent a day or so in Mill town last week H C Walker we venture to say has the nicest bunch of heifers in the coun ty They arc fat enough for beef and good size Our college will soon be completed The painting is being done by Mr W R Sexton who certainly understands his business Andy Sneed a young man of this community got his leg broken last week Keltner Pile are bunching a nice lot of logs preparatory to having a large amount of lumber sawed for the marketMr Roberts Sparksville was in our city last week and informed UP that last fall he bought 100 barrels of corn in Cumberland county at 8150 per barrel He has recently been offered 8250 at the same place Mill Keltner have recently secured property at Lislctown and will move there in a short time They will put up a firstclass wood and blacksmith shop Mr Sam Terry of Hiseville passed through here last week en route for CelumbiaIJ A Diddle sold a fine young mare to Dr S A Taylor last week Robert McCaffree the CountySur veyor was in sur community last week surveying land Mrs J W Hurt accompany by Mr Allen File Columbia spent a day or so last week by the bedside oft Mrs C Co Yates N Miss Lorena FilcofColumbiaspent lealaatlee I Graflyviiie Fine stock stables Gt1adyville enttteky This beautiful stallion Jordan Pcacoclc will make the present season at my stablo in Gra dyville Kentucky at tho low price of sf 1000 to Insure allYing colt Mousy dun when colt is foaled or mare traded or removed from tho neighborhood Jor bAN PEACOCK Register No 1143 Vol 3 This certifies that W L Orady Gradyville Ky has registered in tho National Saddle HorseBreeders Association of Louisville Ky the bay stallion Jordan Peacock foalccl July 1S9I Marked Star snip and two white feet gaits certified Jordan Peacock No 1148 Is a beautiful bay 15hands line large water spout tail Wan sired by the greatest of all show stallions in Kentucky Peacock No 499 he by Stun leans Nr3 to by Pnilllps Black Horse he by Gen thoroughbred she by CabeUs Lexington ho by Gists Dlack Hawk ho by Bloods Black Hawk Imported byWilsonsout ofImported Platena Jurdaas third darn byImported Waggenor In Jordan Peacock you will fled the finest thoMughbredAs a show horse he stands without a rival defeating some ofthe very best horses that ever entered a rins among them were Monte Cristo IIigblandDenmarkBlue Grass one of the best sons of Chester Dare and others too numerous to mention lIe has ben shown in the best rain in Kentucky and Tennessee and never met a horse that he did not defeat proveihishiscoltbest stallions In the State Quito a number Of i1RpartItofeatures that make a good animal In size style and combined features there is not a horse inexistence better adapted to meet the dtsMBfiJ ofeverybody 0- tIORbAj l STA1 Jordan Staris a threeyearold sired by 3v dan Peacock No 1148 dam by Baileys LeDuC ton he by Cabells Lexington 2nd dam Old Waite Jordan Star is a beautiful bay wiYa fine mane and Mil l59 hands He has tcm shown through the best fairs in Kcntudkr asst Tennessee and out of rl shows he won H blue strings and 1 red He won his promtnmr under saddle and in harness both stogie aifl double and in model rings There is not a better young horse liring that Jordan Stat I lie v ill be permitted to serve B9 mares at 10 to Insure a living cu- ltjdIA2LtEW00b o Standard Bred Hazelwood a Chestnut Sorrel toy haute Was siral by N swood 10325 he by Nutwo fl S0 reord ilSi Nutwood soi I forf2800 wk fc twentyf ur ytrs old nod was fete sire of Bel mont Boy 21 S sea 5 mure with records better- than 2yO U zewoids first dam was by Slab alieu ho by Mumbrino CUUf lithe by Mimbrl no Paymaster he by Imported Messenger This fine hrst will scrrn 4suit0GOV ST JOfi This flea Jack will make the present season at J70J to Insure man vith foal money dcc wnen fact if ascert iml or ma ru traded or Me moved 0My fine Jack JO will make tho season at tit same place at J800 on sumo terms as above Mr J a Diddle sold last fall two yoirllrvf mules by Guy St Julio for J8750 each If lotwan the best breed to the best Ypu will flat I them at Ciradyvillc r- Gnadystil9e w lie Gf3ThbY eafiueky 4 0 R K YOUNG W F HANCOCX Young Hancock LIMERYMEN j EWo have a new and commodious stable Good stock and good rigs Careful drivers employed Your patronage solicited l CA P13EJilf CO fi bnIUh If you need a good Corn Drill striffcly reliable the CAMPBELL will suit you in every particular I havens uv cultivators ae arc on the market My lino of SADDLES AND JTVliNE lS IP compkto and I propose to sell on os close a margin as gooii nuttiness will per miteI carry a stock of as good Buggies as was ever brought to this townTHE FISHER BUGGY used and admired everywhere Give me a call before buying J W JACKMAN r I Read san see What Warriner has to Say I am going to open the trade this spring with the best line of Mens Ladios and Childrens shoes ever brought to this market I handle the celebrated Kuhn Martin shoes every pair of them are good ones v iu quality and are all in the latest styles I will sell them right I have a full line of Domestics Shirtings Readymade vi Shirts Pant Goods OverallsI and a big line of Hosiery can suit you in anything you want My grocery stock is complete You can also find in my stock Chairs Hames Backbands Collars Pads T Plow Points Bolts Plow Handles Post Augers and in fact I carry almost anything you can call for in my stock of goods Farmers I want you to get my prices on Fer tilizers before you buy I can save you money on these 4 goods and give you a better grade than you have been jv inthbhabit of getting for less money Como and see 1 C E WariniierJ eOl mbi J h ratls j for the widow Vi Jot Gen Lawton A Horrible Outbreaki Of large sores on my little daughters head developed Into a rare of sea head writes C D Isblll of Morgan ton Tenn but Bucklens Arnica Salve completely cured her Its a guaran teed cure for Eczema Tetter SaIl Rheum Pimples Sores Ulcers and Piles Only 25e at T E Paulls r Year Sneedvlllc Tenn Hence But tonshot and killed Smith Barnard as the result of a feud A R De Fluent editor of the Jour nal Doylestown Ohio suffered for a- innumber of years from rheumatism his right shoulder and side He says My right arm at times wasentlre l useless I tried Chamberlains Pal Balm and was surprised to receive fre lief almost immediately The Pain f Balm has been a constant compaulQ of mine over since and it never falls r For sale by M Cravens At Seymour Ind Thomas Higdo- i mistook his mother for a burglar an shot her perhaps fatally We have saved many doctor bills since we began using Chamberlains t 11Cough Remedy in our home We keep u bottle open all the time aud when ever any of my family or myself begin to catch cold we begin to use the cough Remedy and as a result we never ha to send away for L doctor and incurr f large doctor bill for Chamberlain I Cough Remedy never fails to cure E is certainly a medicine of great merit and worthD S MCAHKLE Genera Merchant and Farmer MaUfe Bed j lord cns county Pi For sale by M Cra Win Mooney of Belaire Ohio shot his wife because she scolded him fur correcting ono of their children t Millions Given Away It Is certainly gratifying to the pu I IsuOlih en away over ten million trial bottl and have the satisfaction of knowK J1 cI it has cured thousands of hopeless cases Asthma Bronchitis La Grippe and all Throat Chest and Lung diseases are surely cured by it Call ou T E Paull druggist and get a frti trial bottle Regular size 50u and 100 Every bottle guaranteed The famous Theater Francais e1 Paris was destroyed by fire and Mile 1iif Ilcnriot an actress lost her life in th flames Sprnd4 Lik + Wildfire ThWhenbecome the best selling r jObest selllnn bitters I have handled fur 1 20 years You know why Most diseas cs begin In disorder of stomach liver L kidneys bowels blood and nerves Electric IregulatesBitters tones up the stomachJ purifies the blood strengthens t nerves hence cures multitudes of ma adios It builds up the entire system Puts new life and vigor into any weak sickly rundown man or woman Pricei 50 cents Sold by T E Paull druggist s Fortynine lives were lost bj the ex 1Virginiawere recovered 1 We Want Wood If you promised to bring usa load oft wood now is the time Bring It- Yonce Our stoves take IS Inch woobWe have due us 8 or 10 loads lull understanding that we accept Itanas a cash payment for the News Thih notice is simply to remind those whu promised wood that we uecd it and is not Intended for any one except those who have such an understanding Ito not wait for some other person to e 1 wood us but bring it a big load at OncecMiss Ella Little an Amsricin has Pwontime the distinction has cver been cci t erred on a woman WANTEDI 4 tillable man for Manager of Branc- V Ofllco I wish to open in this vicinity Goodopening for an energetic sober msg Kindly mention this paper I Ayhen writing A T Moans Cincin nati Ohio illustrated catalogue 4 cts postaget JAb Washington Ind Jacob Christ nut aged 62 years was married to AnI is let DIcken aged 17 This lathe fourth marriage of the groom Several of his grandchildren witnessed the ceremony I t It p ys to buy the best fertilizer for your tiropfc c 1V F Jeffries Son cot buying r ka M jrTt M ed ICOL BADENPOWELL b the llir1lc nOlselt of the BrttlJJ Arm- yCoLBadeflPpwell is the Holmes of the British army for no 111one bas employed the methods of the great detective of fiction to more pur pose When he was in India Baden Powell used to make deductions from verydayincidents a regular practice in order that he might complete his training as a successful cavalry scout Here is an example of the Sherlock Holme method which Col Baden Powell employes in scouting Riding one dad across an open grass plain in Hataboleland he suddenly noticed that the grass had been recently trod den own Following up thee track h soon found that itwas the spoor of several women and boys going in tU dirfctiSDrf the tromp A tell topw hereastberothere no es himHJiltHlrt party had come from Jillage some 1B miles distant kinagrewIIwas e native been Be guessed therefore that women and boys according potdthe mouths of the pots had been fitopped with bunches of leaves That it was tying ten yards oil the traekshowedithem7itarySherloc Holmes that a wind had been blotin atthe time it fall Itwas then nearly seven in the morning and there was no wind but there had been a brae bout two hoars before BadenPow signsaa wom villagitthe enemy on lie hills arriving the bout six oclock Hefnrthergucss that the men would probably start drinkthe beerat once and that by tune ha could reach them they wool be getting sleepy from it and there fore give him a favorable chance o reconnoitering their position He accordingly folbwed the womens tracks found tho enemy as he sup posed made his observations and informafianwtnout any difficulty TM P INDIGO AND ITS RIVAL Wod Used for Dyeing sad Longh rstested from palatentout by a writcron indigo that mo of the blue cloth and ribbons found u igy5llan mummies 5000 years had been dyed with indigo and that 1he celebrated blue garments of Sidon the sister town of Pyre where the ancient purple mentioned in the Bible ame from were also found to be 3yed with indigo IIoweveritisonl tanner the sixteenth century or from waytothat ithas become gradually known in inlropeluea b t e wont or pastel plant Isatis tinc witlh y indigoindFrenchand German governments to promulgate enactments against its use From 1561 the struggle of the home grown woad against its foreign ival commenced and continued for years with the greatest bitter obf t 1enry IV of France issued an edict condemningto death anyone who used that pernicious drug called the Hdev food Indeed it is only since dyershaveout restriction In England the use indigo is stated to have been for Queelizabeth n as the edict had reference to the wood plant which was submitted to fermentation or semiputrefaction vaporsIterg they compelled the dyer to take is oath not to use that corrosive and poisonous color handed over to man capital spiteholrecerofalloppositionthestmggl in the utter defeat of woad which is now merely regardedas a and has ceased to be an article of commerce Birmingham a ost Statues to Women The third statue in the Unite- ingdomK erected to the memory of washnn was at that of Flora Macdonald ofn formerly wellknown Inverness afrayedMacdonald The first portrait statue a woman set up in England hat of Sister Dora the distinguished Black country nurse at Walsall who represented in tier professional a tire and the second was that bf Mrs 6on Tilt kest Lia ti i1s and lilfTctUWtoott bf t worlds troubleMDfaI kgo Cftplifch f 0 L SUNSTROKE kin Battle If JL SPENCER otPlattevlllolPls formerly of Co 0 37th fyearom tortheAt Petersburg I was sunstruck and Iotada rcSultandphy failed to benefit mangeNervine and now health is better than for SO years before BR MILES HeartCureguaranteoit freegInd rzeEYES AND NO EYES A Talk by a Keen Observer on the Art of Seeing That keen observer John Bur thtine e naturallyit0andY what he sets himself to observe hardds plcfpeople have an eye for fourleaved clovers they see them as they walk hastily over the turf for they ahead toohf Yale lie was just then specially in terested in the mosses and he found them J Q kinds everywhere I can him yet every few minutes upon is knees adjusting his eyeglasses bo dfore some rare specimen The beauty in them and pointed out to alsonmoonaof a wellknown literary woman and editor She lamented the absence of birds about her house I named a half dozen or more Iliad heard or teen in her trees within an PuTP1y veery thrush the redeyed vireo the song sparrow etc Do you mean to say you have sittinghereZ really have I said I do not see them or hearthem she replied and yet I want to ve much rcN0 said Ij you only want to want to see and hearthem youheartbushI was sitting in front ofa farmhouse one day in company with the local Nimrod In a maple tree in front of us I sale the great crested fly catcher I called the hunters attention to it and asked him if he had overseen that birdbefore No he had not it was n new bird to rum But he had probably seen it scores of times seen it without regarding it It was not the game he was in quest of and his eye heeded it not Human and artificial sounds and objects thrust themselves upon us i they are within our sphere so to speak but the life of nature we must meet half way it is shy withdrawn and blends itself with a vast neutral background We must be initiated it an order the secrets of which are well guarded AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION I Advance Made in Switzerland in the Lost Century Switzerland was the home of the philanthropist and educator Fellen burg Isis school established at Hopyl in 1806 was a philanthropy in idofthe peasantry concerning whom he said that possessing nothing but bodies and minds the cultivation of theird agriculturehere Zurich is the nations pride Out Grainings forestry and agriculture count two Five universities and numer ous special schools furnish aid to agri ItiemdPolestThe czar has revoked the law which dnc46fi has forbidden Poles to ac quire reel estate except by inherit khcfe Thy will lie restridteu1 iiitr6stae f L 1I j r r iFlRMERSHOME HOTEL I I I G w COLE LERKtJot1N suRNs Msr New Store at Russell Springs 0tJ The undersigned have just opened up a Dry Goods Store at the above named place We handle Dry Gods Notions Booots and Shoes Clothing Grocer ies Hardware Saddlery and Harness We make a specialty of Clothing We invite your trade J D MVOHTSN 5t BRO Henry maKtDOORS 4 j BLINDS AND2fft Jf AliD =SASH b MOULDING S 1 LUMBER WepayhiffliT TTMDrD OAK1 est price for W 1T iDIlii POPLAR dYudfor our latest catalogue aii I price list m and Broadway 3th and eniuckfll t LOUIS ILLE KV gym IouSmoke Send For a Sample Box of Baifds liittle t1avanas 3 F= OR 5 CENTS X150 Per Hundred 25 cents Extra for Postage OTtER 7C7JULIION SOLD IN 1899 KygT It UUUBLIIUHELK O r9sSuccessors to Falls Cily Buggy Top Co Manufacturers of and Dealers In all kinds of Vehicles Buggy Tops and CUSHIONS Write For Catalogue NO 142 East Main St LOUISVILLE KY 0 JUVINE 11LAIK A BLAIn A BLAIR SON DHALEHS IN FeRTILJZBRSColumbia Kentucky I oWe handle the Dissolved Bone Soluble Bone Potash and the Eagle Phospate the very best brands I A Mormon elder at a meeting in 01mena man ting near the pfatform and the meeting I broke up in dls rderIIt Is vrfry bard to stand idly by and see our dear ones suffer while awaiting the arrival of the doctor An Albany N Y dairyman called ata drugstore there for a doctor to come and sec his child then very sickwith croup Nut finding the doctor In he left word for him to come at once on his return He also bought a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy which he hoped would give some relief until the doctor should arrive In a few hours he returned saying the doctor need not conic as the child was much better The drug gist Mr Otto Scholz says the family has since recommended Chamberlains Cough Remedy to their neighbors and rJ6ndButsttthe has a constant demand iorlt trom that part of tho country Fot siile bM Cravehs v fi tj r E 4- tt A 5 General Joe Wheeler favors a terri tonal form of Government for the Philippines sloe Reward 100 The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there Is at least one dpeadd disease that science has been able m gfl Tplp all Its stages and that is Catarrh Ja1fi Catarrh Cure is tho only positive cure known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a con stitutional treatment Halls Catarrh sure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature In doing its work The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that It fails to cure Send lot list of testimonials Address F J CHEftEY doa Toledo 0 Sold by druggists 75c shlsIratoilYPillsare the hoSt Ho i i 4- M MILLaKENTUCKY PLANING a Eo goody John Mitchell G MQQDYSCG Door Blind Sash Mfp J Dealers in ougb aqd Dressehumber- JST7 tYS tSPECIALTY We make all our own work and it is superior to Noithern work Estimates furnished by request Ninth St near Broadway LOUISVILLE KY AWgOkH3ELesro r 2f IIK co 1 otter plXce can found thau the I hoc named hotel Il is now olpgantly timitehnd and thcfta ile at nil times gup lipd with the best the market affords aFeed Stable in con ecttln J B PATTERSON Proprietor EMPIRE DRILL IS THE BEST Vulcan Plows Cultivators Farm Wagons Buggies Harness Saddles Bridles Wagon Harness Plow gear Deering Mowers Binders Repairs Field Seed Fertilizers a specialty Get our prices W F Jeffries Son iAXX x 0WE W y T 4 roIf PIKE CAMPBELL MANAGER 3IOS1 OKNTltALLY LOCATED AND BEST DUCTED 200 HOTEL IN THE CITY Llo NJJAIl TIlE TIIEVTJSE5 CIIUUCIIES AND WIlO ALE HOUSES OF THE CITY ItOUI5VILl1Et W ElIzrtrCKY eayo ci a a 1ai aov1r4 0 A QJfJJ I l PROPRIETORS OF THE LeMnon Marble Warks 4 1 IP1NON KY Manufacturers of and dealers in all kinds of T MARBLE GRANITE Jf 1tfTfih IIy tPRICE 3 LOW WORK GUARANTaJED Special attention given to cemetery work Prices less than ever offered before We are prepared to all kinds of masonry work such as foundations fronts etc Will F JEFFRIES Local Agent Colninliia Ky Climbing Up Down Stairs ne ironingv are productive ofan enormous amount of sufferiiigamong womenwho are areadyweak- and prostrated by the female dis eases Theperformancooftheseheaholabors suffering dens maysoon be removed ifwomen will only take the trouble to learn how Afewbottlosof Ga Fs PTItDC at I IIFemale IrestoreBEDFAST FOR A YEAR- G F P bra mndon most wonderful cure on tho wlfo of one of our ten curedberHIXON BROS Clalbome Ala FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS PRICK 1Leo PER B6IUB L GERSTLE COProprs Chkttasooga Tear For Salt by TE pAull Drfggisfc Columbia Ky if r1 c j

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