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Digital page images are linked to the text file. iIi 0 c HE ADAIR COUNTY NEWStipLIIM OOLtJMBIA A DAIfi COUNTY KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10 1900 NUMBER 48 I- J JPOJTOJPFlDIRECTORY u nsscll jo r Offic aoors weejf700 a ia to 930 pm cOU1 ECTORY- Jtr u1TCoi seseicas a year Thirs M flop in y ird Monday In day and th ii l mdu9 mbe- YCientJudg Jonca Coawtweailti rnepN H W Aaron Slrafr J w- I C WiTCctJBT3t Monday In each month JdgoJ w C unty A tornfaa Qztnett Jr C erkT a 8t Jailer f li l ell taseesort f haw tarveyo Caffre- etchoolSupt Jones oroner =LcoJ Fletcher TT 0o egularconrt second Monday int titI Atkins e irdon Montgomery r i C ICH DIRECTORY PRESBYTERIAN By LB STRBST Rev 1 F Walton pasta rices second and fourth Sundays n ea ith Sundayschool at9 a m ereiy 3abb rayer meeting every Wednesday nigh METHODIST a 13 LB STREET Rev J I Kilgore r asjrvlccs first Sunday In each monthsS ehool every Sabbath at 9 am g Thursday night BAPTIST SBBRO STREET Bev E W Barnett Services third Sunday in each month schol every Sabbath at 9 a m Prayer Tuesday nighttOHRISTIAN SBtiavlLLB PiKBEder L Williams 9 rrlcea First Sunday in each msljih Sundayschool every Sabbath at9 am- P YF meeting Wednesday night 1 ILODGES t CJLtbaBIALoDOB No 96 F and A YRegu Jar testing in their hall over bank on Fri before the full moon in each dYishtonor Secy Q A KEMP W M COLUMBIA CHAPTER R A rr No7 meets first Monday night in each month J E MCBBELL H P J O RUSSELL Secretary a SS C6SvI75 Comer Hotel JOHN N CONOVER Proprietor otum5ia Kentucky i A IS Hotel is one of the best in this section of the State It is a large Ik brick containing twentyeight r jfms all elegantly furnished Good lple rooms and the table is sup- d with the best provisions the coup affords Rates very reasonable i d ancock Hotel i BURKSVILLE STREET Columbia Ky SNIUS HANCOCK Prop 0SSyThe above Hotel has been re tted repainted and is now ready for ie comfortable accommodation o uests Table supplied with the bes ae market affords Rates reasonable ood sample room Feed stable abed t lOfflERCIAL HOTEL JAMESTOWN KYM OLT A VAUBHAN Proprietors t 0IK above named hotel was recently opened has had liuernn from the mart Mi e audlethalrUn the market otrTJfore attentive and very to ltoto the business houses pir- arslaeryyattachedtothehotel stg Terms ve- essoaable banll Steam Laundry IBANON KY fo1 rnOROWHLY equipped modern 1 laundry plant conducted by exper- Ienced workmen and doing as high grade work ascan be turned out any place in the r country Patronize a home Institution Work of Ada r Russell Taplor and Green solicits W JOHNSTON GO Pro REED MILLER Agents Columbia 4 Kentucky orftwo FuTOrite Little Lirer r lIWoua flte Tad htraett 1 becaae tak sd do but y 9R FIRED FROM THE MINISTRY Staff Special to The Time- sElizabethtown Ky Oct 1The Louisville Conference indorsed the committee report in the case of Rev E P Crowe charged with drunken ness and expelled him from the min istry and the church This action has also received the indorsement of some of the people of Elizabethtown who are conversant with the recent esca pades of Crowe in their town While Rev Newsum the cowboy preacher of Texas was conducting a meeting here Crow came to town and registered at the Showers House He was assigned to room No 10 the same as that occupied by Rev Newsum He had only been in town a day or two when he got very drunk His friends tried to get him to sober up but he didnt want to be sober He finally got to the point where he begat to see things all sorts of thingstOne night while was conducting his meeting Crowe entered the hotel under the influence of liquor and went to his room He retired but it seems soon felt his thirst rising and dressing in a suit of Rev New clothes instead of putting on his own and putting on slippers belonging to the evangelist he left the hotel going to a nearby bar room where he loaded up again He bought a pint bottle of liquor and re- urned In a hilarious condition How ever be got to his room without attracting undue attention but therehe found Rev Newsum in a state of mind over the disappearance of his clothes The latter did not admire the fit of the suit which Crowe had on nor did he enjoy the latters hilarity He went below and told the hotel proprietor that Mr Crowe must be ejected from the room Mr Smith the hotel man was prompt to act He went up stairs and found Crowe covered up head and ears in bed He ordered him to getup Edt said he youve been behav ing mighty badly Yell whatve you got to do with it anyway asked Crowe Ive got this much Im proprietor of this hotel and Ill give you just five minutes to get out of this room and this house or Ill have you put in jail With a good deal of trouble Mr Crowe got into his clothes and was piloted out of the hotel This incident occurred about four weeks ago The case of L M Russell who surrendered his credentials as a minister to the conference by reason of charge- in circulation about him which affec- his standing as a minister has been referred for trial before the Presiding Elder of his district the Rev J W BIgham The charges are to the ef fect that the husband of a certain woman intercepted a letter which Mr Russell had written to his wife and which he did not think was the proper kind of a letter for a minister and a married man to address to the wife of saidtfact that Mr Bussclll has surrendered his credentials will not prevent th trial of the case according to the rules of Methodist discipline Mr Russell it Is stated posed as a sanctificationist claiming that he never committed a sin- PROSPERITY They taffy iJio itrity is with us Is It Yes a hbniocpulhic dose First what brought It yinflation of the currency largely which the Republicans in 18JG told us would be dishonest and wicked oeyond descriptionBig at home famine abroad For how many of these causes docs the McKinley administration deserve credit Second who gets the benefit of this prosperity How is it divided up The Chicago Tribune for May 2nd last gave figures to show that Mr Bock ller58harc would bCjaUoukWoCOO 000 forthis year in adiiijofl to the millions he ahead powett d What Is the share that falls fcotfcwrcpre scntatlvcs of the plutocraticcfeMB v Hundreds of thousands and millions of dollars of additional income auto mobiles private yachts summer resi de cos ate Newport trIpF fZ3 r feasts r irjis income undiminished and everythingI that money can buy Steel Trust Gates go to throw handfuls of money from the top of the Eiffel tower to the people in the street as you would throw corn to chickensWhat do the Republicans think your share ought to be First if you dont offend your mas ters the glorious privilege of working like an ox six days in the week Second the luxury of eating a cold dinner out of a tin pail and like the horse with his nose bag or the negro slave before the war eating enough to keep up your strength that you may continue to produce wealth for your masters How much do the Republicans prom ise you for keeping them in power maintaining the luxury of the rich and enabling the trusts to get possession the earth Just what you are get ing now not a cent more not a privilege more not the glimmer of a chance to enter more largely into our pros perity and to enjoy more fully the opportunities and blessings of American civilization What do the Democrats think of this They think you are robbed they think the trust magnates get rich out of wealth you have produced and oughtto have and they propose if elected to do their best to stop the stealingWorkingman are you satisfied with your share of the McKinley prosperity If so vote for the Hanna syndicate it not vote for Bryan- Punishments of Torture The torture inflicted upon those ad judged guilty of treason is called the hot water serpent The unfortu nate wretch who has to undergo this barbarity is fastened securely toa stool A long coil of hose is wound around his limbs and body One end of the hose has a head like that of a serpent and into the mouth scalding water is poured The first lot of water is allowed to cool and is then le V out of the tall of the serpent and th hose refilled with more boiling water This process is repeated until the miserable criminal in frightful agony e xpiresoA Chinaman convicted of a particularly heinous offense usually Is sen tenced to blindness In the eastern provinces the man is burled up to his neck in the ground and then his eyes are plucked out The western provinces go this pleasant practice one better The criminal is laid on his back and firmly secured A man comes twso thent be beats at the eyes of the victim The tears enforced by the beating action fare the quicklime and the eyes are soon burned away The punishment of the rack recalls the days of the inquision although the Chinese have used the rack for up wards of 4000 years The rack Is used toextort confession The rack is composed of a strong plank of wood having at one end an cuet to accommodate the head and arms or caree three upright pieces of wood between which the ankles of the victim are se cured The two outside blocks are immovable the space between these and the middle one being sufficient to accommodate the legs of the prisoner The torturer Inserts between the side and the middle blocks a wr neo which he brats down with a nvillot This contracts the lower portion of the blocks until the ankles of the srlliPr er are cruMiod and pulvcrind A minor punishment Is inflicted up on those convicted of cheating or Ir log and Is performed tn the presence of the mandarin or judge This con sists of binding the prlsner nod beat Intr his fnce with a heavy battledore shaped instrument as many times as the srntenre cells for The prisoner o vmH tn close cnn lincraonfc is placed in n cnll laid on a stone slab and securely bound with hand1orprisoner is thrown on his stomach h feet elevated and a certain number of blows delivered on the soles The pai n of this is excruciating and many a known to die from Its effects Theswinit is another barbarity The victim is secured by a ripe at Ached 1ohil feet and aroaai fats btwst and boteted to A bearg J downward Vie hf UMta UIMTN fr kthlsQett rJir 1 1 4t r w f by the Trusts IForced signticauce in the Philadelphia Times which earnestly supported Mr McKiu ley in 19U now comes out in advocacy of the election of Mr Bryan and that the great majority of members of the Amaligated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers with certain thoughtful leaders of that organzatton have reached the conclusion tbat their best Interests demand the the success of the Democratic party In both instances the trust issue has compelled this accession of strength to the Democratic cause The Philadelphia newspaper sees in the false economic system which has produced the trusts and placed Mark Hanna in malign control of the Republican party the originating cause of the throttling of individual industry in this country and of the policies of imperialism and militarism which now dominate the Government the outgrowth of commercialism in politics of the power of the few over the many the elevation of money above manhoodI The iron steel and tin workers notwithstanding Republican claims of industrial prosperity have experienced only a reduction of wages affecting some 60000 workmen as the result of increased trust power in the Govern mentThe meaning of these recent developments is that the press and public of the United States are alike taking aI clearer view of the workings of trust ism They see that these bloated monopolies constitute the most tremendously selfish influence ever felt in American life They are learning now that the sole and exclusive beneficia ries of the trust system are the multimillionaire trust magnates and the political party which does the bidding of the trusts They cannot but perceive that the people are being sacrificed for the further enrichment of the trusts and tbat American policies are being reversed and repudiated in order that the trusts shall have a wider field of Philt cone dition is one that the country must meet and meet now and the way to meet it is by a reassertion of the Democratic idea and the election of a Dem President There is reason to believe tbat the American people are at last fully awake to the vast menace contained in the dominance of thee trusts in American commercial industrial an political life and that they will on N vember G take action to remove this menace The issue of the peopl against the trusts has been forced on the people by ths trusts and the Re publican party It will be settled in favor of the people and at the cost of the trusts and the Republican party St Louis Republic Trusts and Sincerity Were their opportunities greater se rious harm would result from such foolish utterances as those of persons who boast of independence in politics and declare that neither partyIs sin cerely against trusts Everyone knows that the Democrat ic party favors tariff reform and a low tariff and that the Republican party favors tariff protection This is undisputed anywhere From this cardinal principle it fol lows that the Democratic party favors the policy which will surely regulate trusts The many trusts which soon after the enactment of the McKinley Dingley tariff bill sprang up all over the United States owed their existence chin jr to the privileges given Ameri can manufacturers by the tariff schc d ulr Having no foreign competition certalu mnnufuclurers formed combi ualions to crnicoinpctition in the United States Theo they arbitrarily dc mantled prices higher in this country than they U minded in Europe with castor trantportjiiion added Placing trust products on the frcea list vill instantly bring tariff trust priers in their tiaunil level Tarijr trusis rtiibrace fully 80 per cent of all the trusts in the United States If tho Democratic party does no more than regulate these trusts it will have thoroughly vindicated the trustss This would come In regular inevitable course of routine legislation redde to change1 of Administration St Loots Bepublic I The fnil dinner gail argument t favorite ono with Ile nblicnit eakeM aad writwij lMMi lost its ntllilni 4i Hints to Married I say let your wife 1lenIshe loves you but never you On the contrary tell her all day- long if you choose she will never tire of bearing you tell her If your wile loses her temper keep cool as a cucumber and enjoy the scene The effect will be marvelous and In stantancous If are of a fltakethat your wife may not see It for i will make her so proud that she may give you serious reasons for Indulging in it It you are suspicious be a diplomatist and hide it from her for i f she does not deserve your suspicion she willnaturally resent it and if she does It will only make a hypocrite of her Quarrel with your wife but neve- bore her Never fidget never fuss and never sulk If she Is late keeping an appointment dont scold dont make yourself unpleasant Tell herI its much better to have her late than not at all Next time go without herI The cure is infallible If she is late coming down take it for granted that she is trying to look her best for you Feel flattered and show your gratitude Remember tbatI the modern coming woman is the one who she will be dirtescrack a joke on it but never let a woman suppose that in your manly grandeur you cant lose your temper even your equanimity for such trifles Never appear to be idle in you r house In the morning especially I you have nothing to do go to your study your library or any other growlery1 inform your wife that you have to be very busy all the andflwlU she be kind enough to se that you are not disturbed Then lock the door light a cigar and take paper or a book and be fearfully busy all the time Your wife being busy herself all the morning giving orders and preparing the programme of the day will be grateful to you for being out of the way and think all the more of yolf for being so busy Whenever you do your wife a fa or make her present etc never remin- her of it Gratitude like love Is not to be had for the asking What a woman admires most in a man is genera jty and to remind any one of a favor is not generous It looks like asking to be paid for a service CdbaraShe would think it shabby of you If somee extraordinary women give it back to her in the shape of a jewel or any other thing that may be a fair represent the of the value She Will say to My husband is a gentleman an this will cost you nothing as you had made up your mind to the loss of thates loan When your wife puts on a new gown a new hat or any new garment nev fail to notice it at once She will appreciate an act which proves to her thatpouriaterestinhcriskeenlyaIrNever e a gentleman you would never think of doing to any ladyjaf your acquaintance such as to enter a room before her meet her in the street without taking off your hat etc- H your wife should ever appear in your presence with curlers on or in any way she would stcrly refuse to appear before a stranger do not reprove her but shame her by the irreproach ablenessof your appearance There tort treat her as you want her to treat you I f she is Intelllgentshc will take the hint at once Kcvcr tint on slip per a smoking cap spectacles and such remedies fur love Always be freshly shaved and let your neglige at home be as carefully put on as your best coat Love feeds on even such trifles as these in the case of people of rtfiucd and artistic temperament Never Interfere with the liberty and independence of your wife and never allow her to interfere with yours Let her correspondence bo sacred to you as yours to her Mutual confidence and Liberty Halllrtfejild be the motto matrldlo yliax0itelllaNewYurk Journal L t A burglar iiiPifnrnora asked the Jntlgato bo merciful pleadi that the whole ctusetthe tro blp WS drinking wbltugitofcpp o hear The Judge the cllliwi tar of the sari nee Ipure theeetli Fp rsr r PreacherSheriff and His Plans I Cumberland county Maine in which Portland situated willsoon have the affairs of its Sheriffs office managed by a regular ordained minister He i nondenominational but has for years been engaged In mission work in Port landBecently Cumberland county elected theBeverend S F Pearson to the of ee of Sheriff It was a contest be anttl and the Prohlbtf ists won Mr Pearson was outspoken against the liquor traffic before the election and he is equally outspoken against it now He declares that there are 41G liquor dealers in Portland and perhaps 100 others in the county and closerup when he takes office The liquor dealers take the Reverend Sheriff clect seriously and it is pre dieted that not one of them will refuse to close up before Mr Pearson takes charge of the office I am not a crank nor a fanaticI says Mr Pearson I have an Idea however that it is the duty of an offi cer of the lay to enforce the law to the letter and that is what I propose to do There was no intention when the Maine prohibition law was framed to- scriminate between the swell hotel saloons with their flips their cocktail slings cobblers eggnogs juleps and standy gaffs and the low groggeries where whisky o f the undertakers hope variety is sold One is as evil as o01cefevery and kitchen groggcry in the county will have to go out otbusij ness I am not affiliated with any party justifiedeup repua for practical chari ty His Thanksgiving dinners to the poor have helped to gain for him this reputation These dinners differ from the regular charity Thanksgiving din ners in that the rcclpieqts are enabled to enjoy them at home Eight hundred families were supplied in this way onedtwo chickens twentyfive pounds of flour one peck of potatoes one pound of tea two pounds of coffee five pounds of sugar and the vegetables necessary to complete the dinner and leave a little for future use Indian Women StIU Are Sold Joe Smith Indian agent at the Southern Ute agency at Ignacio is in Denver In speaking of the condition of the people under his charge Agent Smith said flOnr Indians arc getting along all right said Mr Smith and are pros spendiod and when these are completed we will be able to furnish plenty of water for the farmers We have the finest land in the world on the reservation erand all it lacks is the water There is no trouble among the In dians They are peaceable There moval of so many soldiers has not ap patently interested them in the least Many of our Indians have had an cd ucation but like all red men it does no good It is no use trying to educate an Indian and then send him back to the reservation and his people He will soon go back to his old level I dont care how much education you drill into the head of a Ute he will always be an Indian If he goes back among his people With the girls It is eyed WIT e They are sold for a few head of poiilis just the same as if they had never been off the reservation and the tribal marriage laws does not change The Navaj has a sort of marriage c remony but the Ute hr nut There isnt any attorney and court fees either for divorces When they want to separate they just sep orate Education does not seem to make any difference Get Your Moneys Worth Its hiird to appreciate the full worth of Morloys YYmidcrful Eight until you have used it in a score of the emerge flcicslhlt come in every household DrT F Barntart of Clalborne Parish La says Permit me to sea p I have tried Morlcys Wonderful Eight and found Ita good medicine in Pleurisy and Pneumonia Nothing equals Dgltla relieving pain Jri e25 cents Jof1 rhhs 11tlra8rJgbt 1aosaid- w4rUt tl j rtct usetiP ijitywtw rriiic 4i JJ 1JILiJ0Blacksmiths fAND Woodw0rkerr Columbia Ky I amprepared to do all kinds of woik in my line and if you need re- pairIng doneonyourNagons Buggies or Implements remember me r I keep for sale wagon and buggy tires rims spokes and all kinds of Isfaction Newly Furnished American Plan ftOO Per Day 3Uc SSosfers 3otef MEALS 25c 523 W Market Sf LOUISVILLE KY NIC BOSLER rigs J fMore Hotel 5 W M AMORE Prop Gradyville Kentucky HERE is no better place to stop hotelGood FeedsGORDON MONTGOMERY 1 tOIY I vmt kmW COLUMBIA KY andadJoiningcounties drugstore DR M 0 SALLEE DENTIS1 I Careful attention given to me chanical and prosthetic dentistry and dental surgery t CoffeyHunter COLUHBlAjKY FRANK M BALLENGER lS IT- HRoIllsonNortou Go IYnOESALErDry Goods Notions Etc LOUISVILLE KY Barrels For Sale Barrelsgand 47 gallons Charred or uncharred Mat6rIalAndThey are guaranteed to hold Prices Reasonable Call on the fp C0l1UVI1311 TallE CO fletna Life Insurance Go- OF HRPTFORD COhll CHARTERED 1820 Assels 54000000 Surplus 8000000 0The Aetna will write you a 15Pay ment Life Policy for the same ora les tau than other tirstclass companies will write you a0 Payment Lift Policy thereby guaranteeing to save you 5 full premiums and 5 pears In time Ou the basis of equal cost the ETNA insurancesgreater cash and loan values and greater paidup val ues at the end of equal periods of time than any other a Policies absolutely Incontestable a ter oue year NOnforfeitable after two years on limited pay policies The LOWEST RATES of any first class company For further Information call on or address W D JONES Agent Columbia Ky RESTAURANTJAXES t LEBANON1KY s 1ThfsSfan f 1slrKVttcdec ar tbeda ifj r pot sad BMftfe are fnrDtefedat all tamr at tirl Hw 1rMt 4 Mitllli eke eoJrtit r4 111 THB ADAIR COUNTY l EWS Published Every Wednesday BY THE Adair6ountyNews6o INCORPORATED CHAS M HARRIS Editor A Democratic newspaper devoted to the Inter eats of the city of Columbia and the people of Adair and adjacent counties =Entered at the Columbia Postofficc as second class mall matter SVBSCRIPT CN RATES ONE YEAR flOO SIX MONTHS50 8TRICTIY ADVANCE IDVRTISING RATS Loca ottces ten cents per linel for first In sertion andiQve cents perline for each subse fluent insertion DISPLAY ADS Space II irk iMo 3 Mo 6 Mo 1 Yr t Inch f 50 f 1 CO 2 00 300 500 2 Inches 7s 1 SO 3 00 gg 7 00- s 3 Inches t 00 2 00 400 10 00 4 Inches 1 25 2 SO 6 00 7 S0 12 S0 6 Inches 1 O 3 00 6 CO 10 00 15 00 U Col 300 600 12 00 20103000 Col 900 18 OT 30 00 450i 1 Col 100 1200 24 00 40 00 60 60 There will be no departure from these rates finder any circumstances WEDNESDAY OCT 10 DEMOCRATIC TICKET For President WILLIAM J BRYAN Of Nebraska Fcr Vice President- ADLAI Ej STEVENSON Of Illinois For Governor J C W BECKHAM Of Nelson For Congress BEN V SMITH t Of Pulaski A colored Democratic club has been organized at Lexington R C 0 Benjamin the neg lawyer and editor was shot in killed at Lexington last weekI ExGov Bradley will invade the Eleveventh District and will speakI at Columbia Saturday Nov 3cTaylor in his deposition says ho saw Youtsey sitting at the window with a gun in his hand but did not see him shoot JThe National party is havi ngand rjjF trouble in filling the the vancaiicy fjfy caused by the declination of Sena r tor Caffrey to accept the nomina tion for PresidenttThe trial of Henry Youtsey f being implicated in the murder D a Governor Goebel was commenced In jtheby the last of this weekhi We trust that every man in Adair county who believes that itthe ttoojV hamecThe Republicans do not want any change in the election lawm They are beaten with a change and YEtheyblock the business and draw their ft pay the full constitutional timevc Listen at Col D GColeou In s of Salyervinee of gret that some red handed mom n taineer had not been secreted n the House of Representatives last winter with a drawn revolver to the intimidate Clerk Leigh during the r drawing of tho Contest Commit tee Col Colson does not ex press the sentiment ot the good citizens of this Commonwealth N J List Thursday nftfruoon many Adair county citizens listened to tin Must logical speech delivered in Columbia for many days Hon- G oE Stone was the speaker and no gentleman was ever accorded closer attention He spoke for two hours araigmng the Republi CUll party for its many missdeeds and especially was his argument strong in denouncing McKinleys present imperialistic policy He showed that the Presidents treat ment of the Philippinos was a step to turn this Republic into an Em pire and in pathetic and earnest language he appealed to the people to vote the Democratic ticket elect Bryan and save the from such a calamity He too up the trusts convincing his hear ers that the masses were being dai ly robbed of their hard earnings and that the only relief in sight was a change in the administration of the affairs of this Government Speaking upon this subject he said My God how a poor man can vote the Republican ticket is some thing I can not understand He drew a lesson on State issues showing conclusively that Mr Goebeland Mr Beckham were legally elected Governor and Lieu tenant Governor of Kentucky and that John W Yerkes was the can didate of a party that said in their State Convention by resolution charged to have been written by Mr Yerkes himself that itendors ed the foul and dastardly murder of the leader of the Democratic party He also made it plain that if Yerkes was elected Governor he would pardon Caleb Powers Jiiii Howard and every other man con nected with the assassination Mr Stone dealt in facts was not abu sive and his speech evidently had- a fine effect Speaking of the National and State tickets the CourierJournal says that for Mr Yerkes as for Mr McKinley it has only amiable words to say Both are worthy though weal men It is what is backof them that counts It is what they stand for that the people must and will consider One of them is the representative ofa gigantic scheme to revolutionize National Government in the interest of a combine of public plunderers The other is the representative ofa combine tc condone murder and to exalt assassins Mr Yerkes is the merest decoy duck Behind him stalk the men who conspired to take and did take the life of William Goebel There is nothing else to the contest as far as the people of Kentucky are concerned and they will show at the polls the stuff they are made of Mr Bryan will be elected President and Godv as marquerading as Democrats will have a lovely time drying the eyes and soothing the woes of their Re publican bedfellows while the rest us will just car back on our hind legs and laf I Better come into camp sinners whilst there is time 1 After the 6th of November it will be too late The time to come is now whilst the tarbarrels are blazing and the boys are shouting the baud is playing Homet SweetHome Vice Chairman J G Johnson of National Democratic Commit 8or2Gcan 8f8 number 33 making this statement Mr submits a table of every is in the Union showings in judgment how they will vote He says his figures are based upon Ireliable information received by Committee and from the fur fact everbody knows th was the Gold Democratic vote this country which elected four years ago It isLet well known now that atlleast 90 per cent of that vote wi for Bryan this fall The Ger vote was almost unanimously against Bryan in 1896 while this we have trustworthy that leads us to believe that 80 per cent of the German in the pivotal states will be cast for Bryan This statement is true not alone of the Germans but other distinctly foreign classes voters The great body of the toinducedyears ago will be nearly solid for Democratic ticket next mouth wiInmbiahomo from Cumberland county tlaeet J 4 1C- r i He had a good audienceat Bnrks villa Friday afternoon and Satur day night he spoke at Marrowbone Ho is doing splendid service for Democracy When Court adjourned at Georgetown Saturday afternoon eleven of the jurors in the Youtsey case had been accepted Judge Cautrill or dered the sheriff to summon fif teen men from Bourbon county from which to select the twelfth man The case is now doubtless under full headway Mr W T Grant of Louisville who takes a great deal of interest inkin the the city will be greatly re dated He says at Democratic headquarters the State is confidently claimed for Beckham by 26000 majority and that tho Democrats are gaining every day The meeting of Bryan clubs at Indianapolis last week probably brought more Democrats together than had ever before assembled in the State at any one time Tho big guns of the nation were pres ent and with unanswerable speeches i worked up an enthusiasm that insures Indiana to the Democrats beyond a doubt Hon Rollin Hurt spoke to an audience of Glenville citizens last Friday night making a splendid speech A largo crowd was pres ent and the Democrats were great ly enthused At the close of Mr Hurts speech a club was organiz ed If you want to hear him skin the assassination crowd be at Harmony next Saturday afternoon Judge Joseph E Bertram of Monticello is doing good work for the Democratic party in 1Yay and adjoining counties Last week he met Congressman Boer ing in joint debate at Monticello The people know the rest When Judge Bertram was the Democratic candidate for the State Senate he carried Adair county over his bylittleThe Republicans have been howling about the unfairness of the Goebel law that they want justice but when Senator Thomas offered a measure last week absolutely repealing the present election law and returning to the old system of voting ten Republican Senators voted no defeating the bill The Goebel law is the very thing thd Republican leaders wan and they would rejoice if the ext session would adjourn without modifying it The registration at Louisville shows an increase of 5000 votes over last year Supplementalg istrationa will swell the proHentI vote which is 45000 to 46000 or more On the vote of 45000 the Democrats have a plurality of 4526 The Independent Pop list Prohibition and non tai vote is 7219 The Republi cans have been banking on carry ing the city by a very large majority but these figures show that ifroom they carry it at allIt will by a small margin In order to reduce the Republi majority in Adair county ti Democrats will have to get up and move aboutgo out in the byways and highways and wh erever a ma ilback found who has not been in the piliticalpolls and vote the Democratic ticket The Republicans are work ing day and nighall over thist atcounty Democratlcprrnciples theI only safe guards to human libert are worth fighting to maintain us all get to work making nJpull a strong pull and a pull 11altogether and victory will crown our efforts PELLYTON viiisfir of a TJonesr Miugsdaughter a laMondayEstill Sanders is improving Tom Jones sold a carr to J W Beard ECIWilliamsofMr Welby u fen will rev eve 3 is50cstock of goods to his new store t week E farnfltoTnod precinct R la kelly Stu1tiaYtCt ri t j IF SHave cenI fHMitincri At MRS BRADSFIAWS They now have their Fall and Winter Millinery Have the nicest line is Iofgoods ever brought Columbia Allot the latest c 1stylesand lowest prices Ubeie invite all to Come anb Unspect felt r goods before buying elsewhere They will take pleasure in showing you through their stock Up stairs over Dr J N Pages Drug Store Mrs Cftm Bvabsbavv flmss JEffe Bransbavv f USSElkU SP IflGS flOTElt 13th and will organize a Bryan Club There will be speaking a large crowd is expected neRev Prather will preach here next SundayDave Jones of Columbia was vlsi ting his parents this week Mr Richard Hatter and wife Mlddl burg were visiting Mr Jasper Doss and wife of this place this week CamVbells1vflle Miss Estille Willis who is teachr school at this place visited her parents at Jogpu last Sunday zloty edThe farmers are very busy sowing wheat Molassts making is aboutovcr this j vicinityIMrs Susie Holladay is on the hick list j Messrs Tom Wag euei and John llolladay jr returned from Iluust vllle Thursoav where they accompa Lraleaving for the Southern market Mr W A Garnett sold to Mr Lee Smith a nice bunch of cattle price n known Misses Beersncba and Maud IIoI day have entered Liberty College Gl 1s gow Miss Margret and ilr Add llolladay entered the M F High School at Columbia Monday The apple peeling at Mr Burgers presentn very ill with typhoid fever is betterMr Tom Young is confined to his with rheumatism Itobbcrl TUo Gaave I A startling incident is narrated John Oliver of Philadelphia as fol conditieo My skin was almost yellow eyes sou en tongue coated pain continually iu and sides uo appetite growing l weaker day by day Three physicians had given me up Then I was advised to use Electric Bitters to my great joy the first bottle made a decided Improvement I continued their use forone weeks and am now a well man know they robbed the grave of IsyrilIs to try them Only 50c guaranteed at E Paulls drug storeluThousand Tongues Could nut express the rapture of Annie E Springer of Philadelphia wlisuDr Kings New Discovery cured her a hacking cough that for n- ccyearshad y made life a burden St elog sass After all other remedies a p doctors failed it soon removed the pain n my chest and I can nowiucep cartstKcarcclyTre member doing before I feel li kCto sounding ta praises throughout Universe Dr Kings New Disco v y is guaranteed to cure all troubles the Throat Chest or Lungs Price and1 Trial bottles freest r Paulls drug store if FOR SALE Twentyfive head of one N twoyear old cattle slay ono span f Rivertr f c KIM LE KY oeaI- s now ujf n for the traveling public the year round It is a large commodious built jug as the picture in dicates and is run Brat clars in every particular Qo VAUGHAN GRAHAM Pro n I u 7 f Qr a U1419R a EI1RS FcGlOyES EDDLEMM1of Also Dealer In ALiBRANDSIRRemember the piece 408 West Market Iron Nerve IIlUsmarclts his tremendous splendid health orgy arc not found where Stomach Liver Kidneys and Bowels arc out of order If you want these qualiticsand the success they bring use Dr Kings New Life Pills Only 25 cents at T E Paull drug store VuIVE STOCK MARKET Reported by the Louisville Live ofStud Exchange Bourbon Stock laCATTLE Extra shipping 5 005 15it rBestFair to good butchers 4 5L150 Common to medium btchr 3 00J 35 IIOGS Choice packing and butch eJers 200 to 300 tbs 535 Fair to good packing ICO to 200tt s 535 It Good to extra light 120 to 160 lbs 525 1y61IELP AXl LAICCS Good to extra shipping 7iic3k 1to 2 C02 i Common to medium 2 G0a2 5 S10O Howard 100 The readers of this paper will b pleased to learn that there is at leastl dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh CurE the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity Catarrh beg a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treatment Aalls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous rfoicesof the system thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by build up the constitution and assisting dture in doing its work The pro praetors have so much faith in its cur ative powers that they offer one Finn iodred Dollars Gar troy toss that It fails cure Scud fur lit of UuUnumlals theAddress F J Cll BNEY tc CO To ledo Ohio Sold by druggists 75- cDallS Family PIJls are the best To prevent La take a dote or two Dr Mlle Restorative Nervine daily Ladies FavoriteMotleys littlo Liver MKlls for Bdtfees JPeee are the ladies1 easilyken lEt oteeCxtllJ 1le ditIe oW ellil Out For 7000 WORTH OF GOODS THRT MUST BE SOLD CONSISTl F1 Dru Goods NotIonsGapes GloaksHosleru Hats Gaps Shoes Clothing Hardware HarnessSGroceries Queensware Gents Furnishings In fact every thing kept in a general store Come and when in need of anything and we will save you money selbuy country produce and pay cash prices Hughes Coffey Huntei Go To L V HALLS FO1 Cooking and Heating Cast Stoves Sheet Iron Heating Stoves all sizes Stovepipes and Elbows Dampers and Coooking Utensils Tin Roofing TIN AND GALVIN1ZED IRON GUTTER YTH WIRE HANGER A DLAInttirnllE iClt 11 DEALERS INr7 FERTILIZERSCOLUMBIA KY We handle the SOLUBLE BONE and POTASH caThe EAGLE PHOSPHATE Fine ground bone and other brands of wheat growers a l vn Do You Want a Bicycle 1 IF so Cfllili AND SEE US WE KEEP d fl Good Lime o Wheels Both New aid Secorpd lland Also epairsI Cement end Tape fAilil POWELtli ticJc1ls J p O IiUDELT U nUBEL 013E L 13 OTflE Successors to Falls City Buggy Top Co ofoanuCUSHIONS oguen142 East Thin St LOUISVILLE kp G LHUGHES COMPANY u WHOLESALESASH itIDOORS 0 Ii BLINDSMOULDINGS f UR new Lumber Warehouse which we have just com pleted i being situated on the railroad is well stocked with all Krids of Dressed Lumber Lath find Shingles AgentsCoINow is the time to subscribe for the ali County News The niost model- erlai lihis I t TwIl C i 7tTtOME r I A I IN AND SEE OUR NEW STOCK 1VIetti t I1isthe magnet with which we expect to win and keep your patronage Aftet I a careful inspection of the markets we have bought a great stock of DRESS GODDS AND TRIMMINGS LADIES j MISSES CLOAKS FURNISHING GOODS + i oOur stock embraces all the NB3n2 THINGS In these linesa RUSSELL MURRELLv PERSONAL MENTION I Mrs G A Kemp visited at Brad fordsville last week Mr John Turk Harvey returned from Lexington last week Rev T F Walton and wife are atItending Presbytery Mr Milton Judd who lives near I town is In a very critical condition Mr W J Rice of Elkhorn was in l Columbia last Monday Miss Gertrude Grady returned from Creelsboro last Saturday JT Collins of the Campbells NIMrbar was here Monday J T Barbee Jr has returned from Elizabethtown I Miss Lora Grant returned from Louisville last Saturday night Miss Clara Heizer of Greensburg is visiting friends in this city Dr Clarence Grady returned to Louisville the first of the week- SMr Camden Dunbar Creelsboro wa in Columbia the first of the week- SMr M O Stevenson of Esto wa J in Columbia last Saturday afternoon Messrs Fred Robertson and Sam White attended the circus at Lebanon Mrs Ellen Wheat of Montpelier spent several days in Columbia last week s Mr W L Walker and wife Nellv spent a few days in Columbia last wcekc1 Miss Susan Grissom who has been Visiting in Louisville returned las tJ weekIMiss Pinkie Murrell Cane Valley visited the family of Mr C M Meda ris last week Hon J F Montgomery was in Jamestown last Thursday on profess Tonal businessCMr J B Barbee wife and children and Miss Delle Mitchell attended the circus at Lebanon Mr M O Willis returned from Horse Cave several days ago and has been quite sick since Mr T J West and wife and his two children Henry and Jesse of Camp bellsville were visiting in Columbia last Sunday Mr W N Stokes and his daughter Miss Josie passed through Columbia last Thursday en route home from Metcalfe county Miss Sarah E Stapleton daughter of Mr A S Stapleton will visit her 1 sister in Missouri leaving for that State in a few days Mr W T Grant Louisville and Mr A B Gowdy Campbellsvillc are at the residence of Mr Lewis Triplett and arc having fine sport hunting ilr J M Hendrickson will leave this week accompanied by his lit daughter Gussie for Oklahoma Mrthe Hendrickson will return in time to vote the Democratic ticket lire Z M Staples Mrs Kate LL jI ghes Mrs U L Taylor Mrs Sa rjh Flowers Mrs B B Grissom and Mrs Lucy Follis visited the family of Mr Geo Reynolds last Thursday Mrs J E Garnettand children who have been at Hickory Plains Ark forI the past year returned to Columbia last Saturday night Mr Garnett arrive as soon as he can wind up businessIMr William Dodd of Lincoln county an old Federal soldier serving un der Col Frank Wolford was in Co lumbia last week He is a successful Kock trader and bought several horses this Mr Dodd is staunch kmocrat and has an abiding faith SalWilliam J Bryan will be the next President of the United States and that J C W Beckham will su creed himself as Governor of Kentucky n LOCAL JOTTINGS j Ask for the Gen Jo Wheeler cigar 1 Hogs are said to be very scarce in Adair county Jack Frost will soon be here Pre Rare for winteruJ W Sparks keeps the frc best line or family grocers prtngSullb II IshouseiMflie recently sownV A gs greatly hcnegtMJJp Wheat 3 for all kinds Gallon J WJKk Is always fresb- fcocertes Hfc tinea St tied price Ja u1 W I11cAm1 A protractedhWHh- iIt the Presbytc i 4 Gen Jo Wheeler 5 cts cigar Is the best Sold by all dealers 2m Go and hear Rollin Hurt at Clear Spring Schoolhouse Thursday night of this week Bananas Oranges Lemons Grapes all kinds of fruit kept constantly on hand at Sparks 2t Quarterly court is in session Jud g J W Butler on the bench The docket is light Hon Rollin Hurt will speak at Clear Spring schoolhouse tomorrow Thurs nights We have been informed that th opossum hunt last Monday night was a howling success Remember that Hon Rollin flu will speak at the Harmony voting place next Saturday afternoon The Kentucky Grand Lodge of Masons will meet in Louisville Tuesday the 16th instantlaFor Sale Twelve head of two year old steers Good ones Call on N Murrell or W F Jelirieslu For Sale Eight or nine good bo hogs in fine shape for fattening w weigh 125 to 150 W B Hurt A scholarship certificate in Bryant Strattons Business College Louis for sale Apply at this ollice Jeffries Son have just received a load of the best wheat drills both Joe and Disc Will sell low for cash N Murrell and C S Harris sot Saturday to W B Rowe twelve head of nice young cattle for 340 per hundred For RentThe house and lot on College Avenue formerly occupied by T Triplett Apply to J M Traylor 1 An infant child of Mr Dave Hard ing who lives near Plum Point was badly burned Friday night by falling against a stove Russell Murrell are talking to t trade this week Go and see therr immense stock of Fall and Win ter goods Lee Baker of color caught a pe rchorbelow the Tobaccohouse Rock 1 Wednesday measuring 21 inches weighing 3J pounds A large crowd heard Hon N B I DemIocratlc The next appointments of Rev W Barnett at his respective will be his last as he will leave soon thereafter for his new work tieWhen you visit Louisville stn New Phoenix Hotel Firstclass fare and well located corner of 7th Market Streets ly I There will be a rousing Democratic rally at Harmony Voting Place Saturday October 13 Hon Rollin will be the speaker Miss Carrie Hatcher entertained last Saturday evening Quite a number spendi DJsTell my friends to smoke the Gov J W Beckham 5 cent cigar made forlithe great common people by V M Gowdy Campbellsvllle Ky Messrs James Suddarth and F Strange Adair county W M Smi I S Bow Cumberland county are rors in the Federal Court Loufsvil A coorporation meeting of Christian Churches in this boundary will be at Mt Pleasant beginning Friday fore the fourth Sunday in this month I Mr C H Murrell was clectefljjijj trustee In East Columblpr Mr J N Conover fflI1 district last Sate arteacherl the interes ftrbegl s onday We understand thei pct is larger tha usual and that tbe business of the ourt will be car wetek i The new savrral Just starte- dblurrahR at SparksvlllebpHo i ce doing a dNhundred week i The company is caning twenty band trutdapsoldhiS farm In land was In thencutepattcriarm r er s W rIEE Shoe Depatttrnent Tn our shot department you will find for ladies such makes as QUEEN QUALITIES SULLIVAN COS I r etc glens fineshoes made by THOS EMERSONS SONS HELMERS BETTMAN C CO and other noted manu factures ESLBRY PAIR GUARFtNTEED r Also a large stock of GHB7F= R SHOES The Adair county court at its session last week elected two of its members whose duty it will be to visit the poorhouse once each month to see that the inmates are receiving proper care Master Will Poor has presented this office with eight or ten delicious figs which grew upon his grandmothers place one mile from town The sprout- e was planted by his grandfather some years age- Tobias Huffaker will open school Esto Ky on the 1st Monday in Tan 1901 Tuition from 100 to 250 per month Board from 100 per week to youngeers Mr and Mrs W L Baker Monti littlertson came on 2d inst going to heaven in twentyfour hours after birth It was their firstborn Last week at Lick Branck Cumber nd county Woodford DlcClus struck Dave Bowen in the head wit hue resulting in his death the day af the trouble The men were work g the road aeMr S D Barbee bought two aged mules from Mr John Johnson lastI Friday paying 200 for the span One is 17 hands high the other one IGi Mr Barbee purchased them to use upon his farm Wm Dodd of Lincoln county pi chased three nice geldings in ti county last week one from Bill J Paulld the He paid fancy prices Bros sold two nice coulastcounty for 9250 They sold to same parties one Southern mare for They bought three cotton mules at average of 950 per head Eld C E Powell son of Capt B F Powell a former citizen of Adair coun ty who was pastor of the Christian Church Shelby City will residl in a1iocall Paul H Waggoner has received a T new line of Fall samples It you need new suit or part of a suit overcoat a mackintosh give him a call He herandexclothingColumbia keeps up her reputation us- a trading point There Is hardly day but stock men are here looking for horses mules or cattle Coffey Bros Eare active in the horse and mule buss 1esHess and will be more so when ti eiris stable is completedfem infant child of Mr and Mrs W lastSaPfur afternoon was a tondsorrowing parents have the sympathy of this entire community The inter meat took place at ltl oclock Monday J IIurtThe attention of the ladles s called to the advertisement of Mrs Tim Bradshaw and her daughter Miss Er fie in todays paper These ladles arc- Ir doing a fine business having a large and varied assortment of all the latest designs in hats bonnets etc Last Saturday they sold twentysix hats The subscription list of the News continues to grow rapidly and we are making an effort to reach two thous and by theflrst of January We have Pnow reached 1710 copies The paper f nSar1Ir leweek but propositions Ste arc rejectedspace J ma it from Ca r IdThe sr oiumbla was started last b nvelcpartsoellsville about 4 oclock in the at I dlIcan carry passengers quickly and com fortably iMiss Alice Spencer Mudd of Gre burg who is spending a few days w and utheBIMudd nherm have it cultivated more paiiyljlle ewS We learn from Mr B F Turunan real the Democrats lu the Ir are well organized anjt active from now until the eleoli J iBryan and Beckhanr club I and at their Ihie Qaturday n there were rend a fatly etith- L std the Adams Fistula Salve manufactured and guaranteed by J W Adams 3 Co of Paint Lick Ky to be a sure for Fistula Pole Evil Sweea Scratches Saddle Boils Ealargewe- Greasy Heel Distemper Big Jaw etc Sold by CAMPBELL BROS Pellytoa Ky WM F JEFFRIES Son Columbia Ky J P MILLER SONS Cro sus Ky Ten emigrant wagons containing ten families passed through Columbia greatthe crowd nine Republicans and one Democrat They were from county It the western fever should break out in a few more mountain counties no telling whatBeckbams majority would be The Farmers Home Fire Insurance Company Junction City Ky 92A0 strong Insures all kinds of proper t except steam mills hemp and tobacco Rates reasonable Insures against Fire Lightning and Wind Z M STAPLES County Director Agenthyears wi the Continental General ManagerLe There will be preaching at the following places next SundayT F Walton this city E W Barnett ZIon morning and Cane Valley in t evening W S Dudgeon Mt Roberts Lawrence Williams CampbcllsvllM C F Breeding Jesse Big Creek J F Roach Har DunnvilrHulseQRev Jesse L Murrcll was retained as Presiding Elder of the Columbia District A more acceptable minister ld not have been sent upon the He is very industrious enjoy- Ing the confidence of all the pen underatheand o will have to be changed It Is hoped that his successor whoever ho may be will work as earnestly for his Masters cause Dr J T Jones of Creelsboro Russell county purchased of J N and Jim Nat Conover last Saturday the farm lying near Montpelier known as the Dick Patterson homestead for Sl800 cash The farm contains about 100 acres and has upon it a good brick dwelling Dr Jones will remove te the property in a few weeks He Is an cellent citizen and will be a vat acquisition to Adair county afir A S Stapleton who lives near Purdy this county is a fine tobacco raiser and this season he cut and housed about 2500 or 3000 pounds It dark tobacco and the leaves of a deal of it will measure three et Mr Stupleton hopes to realize a good price for his crop He is also rail round farmer his crops acne 1y turning out well His wheat brought the Columbia Mill Co last Friday i tested 62 pounds of Hour to the bushel Little Ol McCHster who is fond of Joking lass friends broug flower bean to this office lastThursday stating that it wasa new kind of beau the seed having been in Texas It was about twelve long one and a quarter Inche0roadJ the finest bean tX earthi e soup Ol set his trapxfcelyjtf not would have been II M en fter his friend arrIved 4ew njlrfn the ollice departure ll th had spo en 11 = s r Claims adjourned last piy afternoon During the term poorhousekeeper physlclan GarnettuP Jr rv ing their report until the 27th of this e- Jm04thwhen the acceptance or re uperT haa spi eu piece of work and the same is putting up the Plum Pa bridge all We are sorry to announce that Revnl pastofthI ea workhereptist Church at JelllpeTepn Durg his limb stay In Columbia he fpr blniselr a reputation gentleJDanInnock worth at this place wtlJsa Jly realize W Hpastorhonored and respected by all denoml A theelzensiItlijLIQtctight 1r l POLITICS IN GREEN COUNTV atteyspathas repeatedly invited us to contribute something to the columns of the pa from thisplacetvelndlctthefollowl We are glad we can report good cr and good health And now as we begin to look around us for something that will interest the readers we ourselves at a losS as nothing of very at interest has transpired in the If we were to select a subject that skist talked of it would be the political situation of the county and comma ty Indeed the political pot is boil and each one of the political part has its champion However we re IY believe that the Democratic party in better shape than for years andYful ge in the administration of affairs both State and National On Saturday night the 29th of Sc a large and enthusiastic Democratic Leebande opened the meeting with a siraightforward denunciation of Republican methods and a strong appeal atforciblyshowiagthemthedangers very of a- continuation ofRepublican misrules he followed In a two hours address by r Towles who made the best a strongest speech ever delivered by any this part of the country He Plespoke at length on the tariff question by many illustrations that Republican administration through robber tariff has extorted its millions from the laboring people of our co unand try while it protects the millionaire through legislation favoring the trusts magnates Then taking up the question of imperialism and after present- Ing it in itsstronges sense he took up dwelt at length upon the State sues to the satisfaction of all present except one man and he got warmed so completely that he abscoundcd eral other Republicans staid however and after speaking was over themselves as members of the clu We are neither a prophet nor a of a prophet but we are well acquainted with this section of the county we believe there will be a more la ly Incrcrsed Democratic vote In this section of the county than has been for years CITIZ a Exie Ky uaValuable Mill For SalemWe offer our entire mill property for sale It consist of a CO barrel icl ler mill saw mill two automatic en gines planers and all kind of woodworking machinery elevator 6000 bushel capacity ten acres of land five good dwellings well watered convenient This property is all good and doing a good business mill ur eratlusin essIf JIIlIcallCo Columbia Kyx Payersvery uhtties ed Adairyonsoapready topJKniHev Elroy Oct 17 an 18PurdyStappsSprlngsCaue Valley Oct 20 Milltown Oct 22 eyTheySmokers attention He has come RunKeystoneleaves and rotten stock bad flavor Ifyou dont believe it try one and you mcrchantforitManufactured is Ky An enterprise which will bring quite Ffactorytecomscfatthe machinery uepessary for run the business The tjrm hope toDIr asquickly 100 ionshould If firm proposes to make it as nice as hastaRoller Mill Cash subscribers since last issue Picket Willie Chapman S Tays W G Wolford T FGowen Stevenson W J Rica O B Fi two The Demosr1 pirllWfleaeveaU ear Clothing We have an immense stock of Clothingmade better than a lot of tailormade stuff you see and at halt the price Large stock BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING FROM 8125 PER SUIT UP All lines of goods full and com havinghoughtright back from our second fall trip to the cities and have lots of new goods toI show you COLMBIA KENTUCKY GRADYVILLE Quite a number of our people ended Hon Geo E Stones at Columbia Miss Clara and A B Wilmore BluffIffweekopsMesdames Charles Yates and G T conhGlasgowFriis1V L Grady sold a young Pea mare at Horse Cave last week Miniout abjreceivingbe Rev E lY Barnett preached his farewell sermon here last Sun verytmuc gIve 1m up Uncle Geo Yates and wife a uncle Will Walker and wife ape a few days of last week visiting their relatives and friends here W MWilmore is in Louisville this week on businessOcOn next Prof bendwill give a spelling Every bed come andtswife and Mesdames R W and G W Shirley enjoyed the the hospitality of Mr H C Walk er of our citygoMr and Mrs L W Thomas- Is were made happy on the 5th It was a girl SevMrs J D Walker and child were visiting in Nell last Satur Sundayb sonDir Geo H Nell and wife ape last Sunday at Milltown agndGeorge Atkins passed thra n our place a few days ago on his turn from Antioch vJB Coffey of Columbia wd in our town last week looki b for ules and horses Smith R Nell bont last week of Dr JA Yntof Edmonton a bull calf tc ia only 4 moo old thateIghed 470 pounds withgue Pulliam of Nell sold Ht week to Smith Nell a n ntSf11Brosfor 120 H A Walker and wife attel1dvorPresbytery in Hart last weekpProf Garduers lecture in our tltendedorganization formed to ass workislie ear future there will be several bright parttheof goatod The old and reliable insurance Schoolingwas sound and well Miss Annie Bradshaw who is teaching school at the Nilmore school house gave a spelling match iday night which was largely nded This is Miss Annies first hool and she has gained quite ave reputation ae a teacher J A Diddle will sow over bushels of wheat this season Is the coming season is a good strictlytitin one ke up the swine and make enough meat for this section our mer toGthe MI Yon would be surprised to know nahowmuch bacon is sold by our stores and moat of it is ship dil1 Dioilfeet Ifcbpttlbi irc rl1r gait ov i i j J 8 head for 120 from Rufus Pul iam G headat 120 1 mule of CS Bell for 4750 10 cattle of Will Garnett for 365 per huu dred 8 from Bud Hurt at 3 60 per hundred VESTER Flux is still raging in this vicinity criticalditionrof R O Cabbells singing closed day night which was conducted at Pleasant Grove daughterMissS Breedinglast week Mrs L T Neat is visiting her parents near Purdy Reyng Pearl Neat Hilie McCaffree Pearl Breeding and Milliard Collins attended basking singing at Pleasant Hill last Sunday Miss Roble Fulks visited Miss Ida Reynolds last Monday listndntdPearl Breeding nearMontieHerProf Huffiker who is teachingAschool at Pleasant Grove will give his nighttthebeantimeyreturned from Louis ville Monday GREENSBURd Farmers are busy sowing wheat W F Caulrell is attending Federal Court in Louisville Merchants are opening up their fall ods Woodson Lewis will soon be in his new store house Mr Goodin of Leb anon has about completed the brick work addressdaycourthouse Wednesday afternoon elolfcIdelivertherewhereverheardWe speakers that they could be heard by every citizen in Kentucky before the countyDemocracyty in this contest We are in fighting clubssBARr 1 rainicecan ofthe y unusuaUylightIon J Bryan Stone delivered a speech to our citizens Saturday night ich was a masterly argument in fa of Democracy We have never be heard such a classical spcecirbya speaker Politicians would dowell to takclcssons in speech making from Stone We were also visited by advocate of Republican ideas yearistupontheiranything about the paramount issue itWeastheySEVENTY SIX There is a great deal of sickness in this community placediedsumption Mrs J A Warriher who has been vlsitingreativeslnBussellcountyhas atreturned home Mr Henry Wells wife who has been low 4 rMrItwhoawhile has gone to visit her niece she quite feeble as she Is 82 years old Miss Exle Warriner was visiting at Albany last week LeoPercy meeting 1 rCbIlS Heyman was here last week Mrs Bottle Owens who has been vis itlng hero from Texas has returned r homeThe old soldiers reunion which will J j beheld ue wile easr 0111 lAwa is I rneara611 aad5v k I Shtlhet rf i g q Republican War on Labor The fight iu Pennsylvania like the fight in Idaho has become a struggle for the very life of union ism The organized operators with the ready aid of armed troops have determined to destroy organ = ized labor Mr McKinley has not yet called iu to help the coal trust as he helped and is still helping the Standard Oil trust with United States soldiers in Idaho but this is only because the Pennsylvania militia in complete and absolute control of the Republican party is deemed powerful enough to cope with the situation If United States troops were needed Mr Mc Kinley would not hesitate to fur nish them at the call of the trusts There is no pretense that mo nopoly is not fully organized It acts as one man in raising prices in limiting production in forcing down wages in extorting high prices from the unhappy employes in the pluck me me stores and in making war on every attempt of labor to organize for its own protection And the Republican maintainas a great armed force to backup the coal trust in its oppressions ex tortions and aggressions and to shoot the poor laborers who writh ing under injustice and the sting of poverty seek some means of redress Organized labor in general may 4well keep the Pennsylvania situa- tiont in full view Monopoly has i been encouraged by the Idaho in cident and it will hesitate less an 1 less to resort to armed force furI dished by a complaisant llepubli can President or Governor in des troying unionism Government IY injunction has proven a strong luilwark of the trust in the past t nit goverument by bayonets ha advantagesP bayonet for 1 Jilraltienefit of the coal trust is r i illiat a Republican govrnor has orItiered in the authracite and fialdC fo today fThirteen Reasons to Here are a few of the reasons why the plain people are not in iolined to meekly accept the in- sPired statements of the trusts orJ guns and speakers showing what Xa natural necessity and benificeut isJ50 per cent more wheat to buy a stove than it did in 1896 x It requires Qty bushels mor corn to buy a wagbn than it did 1 in 18 6vd It requires 100 per centXmore corn or wheat to buy a copperEb than in 1896 j4 It requires twice as much corn 1tobuy a coil of rope as in 1896 It requires 40 per cent more grain to buy a plow a rake or a shovel than in 1896 A set of common wheels that cost 7 in 1896 now cost 12 The price of cultivators and other farm implements has gone up proportionately Galvanized barbed wire cost 4 r to 450 per hundred more than in 1805oIt requires 40 per cent more cotton to buy a pound o xsugarthan in 1896 7You have to pay 40 per cent mortor glass than in 1896 Freight rates have climbed back to the exorbitant prices which caused a popular revolt in legislation a few years ago The prices of ilcoal lumber tools and hardware have gone up from 40 to 100 per cent And all these things have been done by the trusts A trust robs you waking orpie sleeping eating or drinking word k I ing or playing living or dying you4rin TudgeW F Hall the Demo cratic nominee to bucceed Judgr 4t Hazelrigg on the Appellate Bench is a young man of 42 years who said to resemble Wm Goebel more closely than his own brothers hoe proven himself to be the m- r popular Democrat in Harlan and 1 adjoining counties having been L elected Circuit Judge once in adis Itrict with 8600 Republican ma jonty and coming with 280 votes of reelection in 1896 Outside of r these counties the appellate dis trict is Democratic and Judge HaUfl eleotipnoyerORear is con fidently claimed by the mtmntain Democrats who are united and enthusiastic i Gfrlffwho buggy ride with boys V after dwkslibuid not complain if f r theyarVtelkedibpub 1 z n Ajit Obituaries Jf par ted this life on 23rd Septem her at tier homo ou Green river Adair iwuntj Mrs Ruth Campbell wilt of X T Campbell The dccased was loved and admired by all who had her ac quilntuncc for her many virtues Ruth was almost idolized because 1alit tried to wake all whom she met happy She was kind uud benevolent to every body and many tears are shed for the great loss sustained by he death The deceased leaves a husband two children father mother and many relatives and friends mourn her loss May her pure heartI be recieved by the great Father in Heaven is the prayer of her cousin Pearl On Tuesday Sept 4tb God in his Infinite wisdom saw fit to call from this earthly kingdom Henry W Smith Russell county He was born in Adair county Sept 29th 1816 making him nearly 84 years of age The funeral service was held at Friendship in the pressnce of a largo number relatives and friends after which the remains were laid to rest in the family burial ground The deceased was twice married His first wife was Miss Mary S Austin To the union were born ten children live of whom aro still living His first wife died Fe 13th 1881 and his second wife was M Martha Blair who preceded him the grave only a few months Hebe thcameat the age of sixteen and lived a faithful and active member till his death He died as he lived a true Christiani loved by all and ever ready to lend a endchurch work His dally walks in life weresuch that he by his influence built for himself a living monument He has now entered upon that rest for which he sighed We cannot call blmC back and we would not if we could nosLord Oh that we may so live as 0to meet him in that better World wit Lipa other loved ones gone before who rebe there is no more parting sickness orly death DOCIA WADE During the winter of 1897 Mr Jam Reed one of the leading citizens an aKmerchants of Clay Clay Co W Va struck his leg against a cake of ice in such a manner as to bruise it severely became very much swolen and ed him so badly that he could not wag without the aid of crutches He w petreatedal kinds of liniment and two and a teal gallons of whiskey in bathing it but nothing gave any relief until he began liebrought almost a complete cure in a heInot used this remedy his leg wool 1vehave had to be amputated Pain Bal unequaled for sprains bruises an rmimatism For sale by M Cravens Braua JJymore franktonlywont dare Things which you pride yourself are frank when they are onlyi blunt and even brutal Witty things at the expense of r ther people That you agree with people when fyon dont You will be disliked because you haven t convictions Many things about yourself in any conversation Who cares Anything about your business or profession till you are asked Yes maam and yes sir to anybodyn or not a good theater town or has an uncertain climate The speeches are threadbare Dont you love to watch peo for that is most threadb artJ of all Why experiment on yourself with remedies of doubtful utility when can get Chamberlains Cough Remedy which has stood the test of tf Twentyfive years sale and use t t promptIcnre It will c titHeItostMlThey are still findiug 20 to dead bodies a day afr QUeatou I wish to express my thanks to the manufacturers of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy having put on the market such a won tTeri mVdicine saysW W Missing gill of Eeaumpnc Texas There are many thousands of mothers whose children have been savad from attacks of dysentry and cholera infantum who must also feel thankful It Is foe biyt CrAtcni li- F Ji t A mother sent her small boy in to the country and after a week ofanxiety received this letter I got here all right but forgot to write before A feller and I went out in a boat and the boat tipped over and a man got me out I was so full of water that I didnt know anything for a long time The other boy has to be buried after they find him His mother OfrguttoIbead We are going to set a baron fire tonight and I should smilr funigshallwoodchuck if I can get him in my trunkEx On the 10th of December ugfSouth Pt Pleasant W Va contract ed a severe cold which was attended from the begining by violent coughing Sofkept in the house to no purpose I purchased a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy which acted like a charm I most cheerfully recommend it to the public For sale by M Cra rbrsAn exchange thus gives its homo thtoe pleasautest sights we have had in is town for a long time was the artistic manner in which John Griffin buried Bill Kruger who died since our last issue Mr Griffin has his trade at his fingers d and he handled our dead citizen with an ability that was startling in its originality He was everywhere at once weeping with the bereaved widow discussing crop prospects with the farmers and soliciting business at the fu ral He will doubtless be able get all the business in these rts Before leaving for home subscribed for this great week paying one year in advance EatWhat You Like esWhen you taks Morleys Liver and dyspepsiaidneyindigestion heartburn foul breath dizziness and the long train of similar troubles will disappear and your clean demandk Pasgo follow the SoldfHon David Bennett Hill out nes the difference between the the Republican and Democratic party as follows One party fa ra large standing armies im agovd ficence high protective tariffs a itish colonial policy great com nations of corporate government e other party favors a continu goye our ex actualupurposesOf bussessb coninations Stung by a Ceffi Jctlrswas stung by a centipede A ex was arrivesentsome sensible friend wetsnieca of T ulElghtandhe doctor said his services were not frjr the poison was neutralized rkiIleiby the Wonderful Eight Mrs Freeeetrlal bottles at W M Bells Joppa Miss Annie Curd aged seventeen was found lying in a pool of blood at her home in Graves county with a bullet wound in her breast There is isyoubeing investigated f mGirgtwi Times Governor 11E v r i rjillv phvkM ItI tllllJo IMH IIMS IIIIIJt justify farthegood e disM a are ma rauders a0A real rich girl thinks every fel i low who calls is after her money and shs generally right 1 forJob Couldnt ElnvoStood It 1Irhe had Itching Piles Theyre J terribly annoying but Buckleps Ar nlcaSfilve will cure thevworst case of Piles on earth Itb as cured thousands For injuries Tab rbr Bodily Erup tlOD8 Its the best salyfe in the world gnIrnsaleMed j Sold by T1PII far fO Lo ir While the Republicans of Kentucky are prosecuting so vigorous ly the war for civil liberty why didnt they pause long enough occasionally to put in a word for the protection of human life against the assassin 5 As a result of the poll of the State the Indiana Democratic Committee claims the State by 000 votes while conservative estimates place the Democratic majority at 18000 The British ship Nonpareil owned by the Standard Oil Com pany was lost at sea September 22 The crew were rescued by the steamer Gleugoil Marriage is the only lottery that s the males whoNouses slang or talks scandal HEET IRON STOVES ANDsTin Ware ManutaGtllreUBY T 1DthGEot4 sos Cano Valley KJ NET PRICE LIST AIR TIGHT STOVES Len gthPrice0 60 Kin 2 75 34 in 2 90 26 in 3 Common Drum Stove 10I20 In f2 22 in 2 21 in 2 10 26 in 2 70 Stove Pipes Sin ttc jj in in 13c 12 Elbows 5 5X G in lOco FOlt SALE Twentyfive head of one spanfiveyearoldBen F Tupman Green River T VI n P ttoinlorm III desire grew benefit I New Heart Cure useof Dr Miles not may some owtac that this tion was iH flucnced from reaamBw as I test nonial My early about six years ago when I at Silly felt shortness of breath and later sharp shooting pains about my heart etc frequently consulted my family physician but his gavo me ro relief Hy trouble grew worse as it became older until I was unable to get a good nights rest and frciuontlyI would have to get up and CO to the window for air To get any to head courId ores the I began using Dr Miles ITev Heart Care and experienced re lief from Lho beginning I continued for some time and it fully my health rat was three years ago Heart disease unchecked never Draws better ct Itself Its course is rom bad to worse The first symp toms are ignored with the thought I clout think I can ha- heart ve trouble and the timely opPo faulty fs neglected and the case becomes Thousands of weak hearts nro liable at any moment I tho least fall and the victims shock their friends by their I nadds n and untimely deaths OUR GLORIOUS COUNTRY Have you watched its marvelous growth If not The Weekly Enquirer wants to study the strides it has made The first census of the United States was taken in zSio Since then every succeeding ten years The re suIt has been as follows Yet Population Year Population 1860 31443321 1820 9633822 1810 38558371 1830 12868020 1880 50155783 1890 62622250 1850 23191876 Here you have the figures of a basis of calculation The problem now is What will be the population of the United States excluding recent acquisitions The result is usually yearTHEto engage all in a study of their coun try To this end it will distribute cash amounting to 25000 for solutions received of the population of the United States Census as follows tuNlllClim3OOO00To Tothothirdr 75000 To the fourth 50000 To the fifIh 25000 To the iixth 20000 To the eerenth 15000 To the nut 10 each 100 amounting to 100000 To thentxt50 each 550 amounting to 250000 To the next 100 each 25 to 250000 Tothenext600etch10tmcnntingto 500000 n each rj6 amounting to 765000 2197 cash presents amounting to 2500000 In case of a tie money equally di videdEvery guess on the above proposi yearsIYou can guess as often as you care to inclose price to the WEEKLY ENQUIRER This contest will close a month be fore the result of the census will be known and officially certified by the CensusIENQUIRER including guess is only 100 a year Eleven copies and eleven guesses for 1000 For full ENQUIRERSend Cincinnati Ohio M De Giers and the whole Rus- sIan legation have left Pekin for Tien Tsin and the Russian army is also leaving The American military force is aso preparing to leave at once Trusts could not live without the help of the trusts Another TestimonialInfl- uences J M Beecher to Use Ore Miles New Heart Cure 10BellevilleAM118 havelerivedfrVthe fjiflucnco symptomKg prescriptions restored usually overexertion 18107239881 184017069453 subscription AND 1 J Ji5J1fNE rson in Icalhed this fact and while all cases do develop into a dangerous ondl a majority of them cause much I trouble and in case of illness from i other sources heart weakness mater IIretards if it does not entirely I strong wellI andShortsconvalescents best friend spells palbSgry u weak and lienden fright other extra exertion7geonle sad j region of the heart etc y or I symptoms of heart weakness Mn Hon W H Bassett for twenty years judge of the county total at Tuscola Ill writesuAbout two years ago I experienced trouble with my heart having severe pains in my f left side resulting from a severe spell of erysipelas I began using Dr Miles y New Heart Cure and continued until I had taken six bottles and believe it has cured me as I have had no trou ble since It is surely an excellent remedy and I do not hesitate to re ommend it as I believe it will rdiov- r any case of heart trouble Dr Miles1 Remedies are sold by all druggists under a positive guarante- on thsitjthe first bottle wjll benefit or the money wi l berefunded Book ou the heart and nerves sent tree by the Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart In y stores eal PATTERSON HOTSJA- MBSTONLIV KV No 1 otter place cu be found than at tH above named hotel It is new elegantly furnished and theta ble at all times sup plied with the best the market affords Food Stable in coil A nection r J B PATTERSON l Proprietor t r W TSTEPHENS DEALER IN 4rDry Goods Notions Boots Shoes I aso keep a large stock of CLOTHINGwhich I have a nice line of MILLINERY on hands ELKHORN KENTUCKY + n CCRAi = DA gY PROPRIETORS OF TIlE Lebanon s Marile Works7 LEBANON KYUManufacturers of and dealers in all kinds of I MARBLE j GRANITE 1Bl t 1 IIPRICES LOW WORK tisSpecialbefore We are prepared to all kinds of masonry work such as foundations fronts etc WM F JEFFRIES Local Agent Columbia KyI iorse + 51oe + Fertilizer I have bought TWO CARLOADS of Fertilizer The Horse Shoe Brand and can furnish you what you want for small amount of money that you cant aflor to sow wheat without it THE CELEBRATED HORSE SHOP BRAND rhag been thoroughly tested and has producedsurprising results It willmake your wheat big wheat and williTcost you as little money as any reliable fertilizer ever told in Adair county Call and see me GEO COFFEY CoJulnbiaKy Ji Fifth JIvEnue Nobl PIKE CAMPBELL MANAGER MOST CENTRALLY LOCATED AND BEST CON DUCTED 8200 HOTEL IN THE CITY LOCATED NEAR TILE THEATRES CHUUCHES AND WUOLErALE HOUSES OF THE CITY I rO ISVIJ1J1E EENE C Y I BUY THE ENIPIiE 1JiI Y is THS EST I say this with tfe fulJ knowledge ofr MARKET forceeDrill that will fd from three Shoopecks to three 0 or ii L J i bushels Itothe f n fuinish t 1 ILIZ addfor le Cele iofr thexes- n r Rt N