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I 1 a THE ADMIt COUNTY NEWSVOLUME 6 COLUMBIA ADAIR COUNTY KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 161903 NUMBER 44 POST OFIOE DIRECTOR JM RUSSELL POSTMASTER V T BAKBH DEPUTY POSTMASTER Ofllce bonn week dyr700a into COURT DJDttEOTOltl ClsooiTCouBT Three seniloni a yrThtrd Monday la January third Monday in May and Third Monday In September Circuit Jndee W W Jones Commonwealth aAtWrnuyNB W Aaron HhendF Miller Circuit Clerk JB cOde First Moiylayln each mootti 4JudaeeT Ain irel AttorDIJOmettJr rtttuu04JalkrJ K P C4HT- tA3eBorg Burton Surveyor T McCaffrer School Supu W Jones Cortntr C Buetll Jitr Regnlarcourt second Monday In each month JudteT Davidtoti Attaroer Gordon Montgoarjr Marshal Q T Flowers JClIURCIl DIRECTORY PRBaUTTBKIAN aanKcY- puor Services aoDd and fourth Sundays la each month Bnnd y ehoolat8a m 4abbsth Prayer meeting every Wednesday night MKTHOD18- TBasKsviui STXMT Rev E MetaOfe pastor Services fret Sunday In each month Suod chool every Sabbath at am Prayer tlrc Tbur4a night BAPTIST lixiiKSBUKO SyulTBeV J P Scruggs pastor Plrilaud third Sunday beach month S indsynchoo every Sabbath m Prsyer msttng Toe daT nlrht CHRISTIAN CAMrnxLLsviLLB PIlL Bid W K Atblll Psttor Servlcef Secood and Fourth Sundays In escb mbctk 8unday cboo rvrjj dab bath lBJO aw Prayer meeting TVednetdsj night LODGES MASONIC Looo No 9t P and A IBecu lar meeting In their hall over beak on Fri day night on or before the full moon la each month lyACoffey WM W D4onesecretr1co- TUX3IA B A No 7t mull Trldav night after full moonJZoauLLHP W W U4Big4w Secret- aryYETINERY SURGEON FIstula Pollevil splints spa via or any surgical work doneat fair prices I am fixed to take care of stock 0 D OBEN8HAW- X mile from Columbia on DirappoiotmeDt S C NEATWITh OTTER COW- HOLESALE GROCERS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS Louisville Kentucky C S GRADYDENTIST 0 SFKCIAL attention given to Gold Pilling Crows arid Bridgework OFKICE over Russell Murrells Store Columbia Ky ftdxxDc D KDco oe Scientific Shoeing I am reatjy to do Black Smith lug of nuy kind from horse photo ng to the repairing of the finees vehicles I will make tt p cialtj of shoeing horses with diBtnpud hoofs aud gnarnutee satiefsction My shop located back of Iivrv ask Barbee A RobMrte OTv rne your workJ COFFEY Wilmore- Hotel W H WILMORK Prsi Oradyvllle FCfnturk r It nt r tli1iir it rh 1 vip it blt t rt itf r t t nv1BECKHAM Sounds the Keynote- of the Democratic State Campaign Masterly Speech bylfentuckys Executive at Winchester September 5th The Following h tile Tef ef Qeveraor Beckbaas Opealrj Speech at Win chester en Srarday I welcome the opportunity which this occasion presents and I rejoice that the time at hand for the democratic party with Its ranks united and enthusiastic to enter a campaign before the people of Kentucky for the election of state officers next November On our part I Intend that the contest shall be on aggreMve not a defensive one that the people shall be thoroughly ecqulnted with the ienues Involved and that In the full light of public view the democratic party willingly and the re publican party unwillingly must stand upon their respective records and let the people judge between them This Is the policy which we seek which ws demand and we Intend to drag our reluctant ad versaries from tire dark recesses of gumnine campaign and milk them lightotdayed upon a quiet and secret campaign r eorrupUonfunbe lulled Into a sense of bvreonflancwe are determined to them to rspinsihtylothIu stats We have nothing to conceal we invite a full and fair Investigation of our rae ord and w gladly go before the people upon that record believing implicitly In the sincerity or our purpe and In the righteousness of our cause Wo know the people of Kentvikr of ltht4honesty and eourav th of fraud and deception and with thiS knowl edge wo begin this campaign with no mltTlft aa to the result Demotrt need only do their full tuty aM the vie tory is won Kentucky Is a democratic tatlUlc1 Intend to be governed by the noholdingreyuenean party tries t by laaflerit It and making its name a by landWevigosousIthat such condition would riot exist if campegfnatrlalpeak ntC te great mass tot the retpublican people la Kentucky who I be law and order and wpnt Ito p the stau proiper il know Urge 11111mtthem but IspeiJc 0f those whb doralwtt heIr eonventoar write their VlItfora WbatThU cfbltJtOlat fltIdweaR44titlI fir Oiesoc were Sated last July in Losisyitla In a con Yentloli wi4ckwageharactertsed by camp as the aest cornip and unfairconvention nnnliJ4 It wIsaId at nothing could be done by the whemi1nJ07t4 tIMeSnto get as close to the people as soMbTe lastPLayprimary although an experiment was Nolussand democrats voted In It and It Ifonttwas a very season of themore thjxn twice as many democrat took part In It than ever before took part In their nominations for state offices by the candilatethe conduct of the primary was such that there could be not the slightest crit Seism aa to the falrnB and impartiality of the election On the ticket with no meaboof excellent character arid capacity and deserving In every the support of the people of the commonwealth ehoocebetween dalntorpoliciesttoed each of themchili hen tried and ivyearyoter In the state who dose dot understand the dlfftre cit1Setween the two rIypertly It promise and gives an honest and capable administration of state af fairs It believe in the rigid enforce mint of the law against all criminals re gardless of political or other considera tions It is against the assassination of a republican In Breathltt county just eg as Is agalnnt th aisasslnatlon of a 1emo rat In Franklin county lie neverindorsedwho are cullty of murder rind who are afraid to stand trial for their crimes It has never through its leaders or Its newspapers sought to take up subscrip onlyelalmforfif the opposite party WithdtiC fear ot cxactiUtlcvancement to show the that our ptate is not a laggard in thoJo ro rress of the age and to prove that life liberty unit property are as safe here ax anywhere on earth It believes that It is the duty of the government to protect the poor as well as the rich to guard as jealously the interests of labor preservebetweenconditions which bring content and satis prudentfiscal affair of the state and in the dil licence and perrevefehc of Its state om elals In the collection of all claims due the state and the prompt application of such collections in the payment of the ofKntuc1cymd tolerance not and hatred and true to the eternal principles of its great founders It unfurls to the breea the white banner of brotherly love upon whose folds are Inscribed in letters which can be road from the mountains to dissiesippt United W Stand Divided There shall be no sectionalism is Kentucky but the good people of the Mountains of the Blue Grass of the Pennyrtle and of Ute Purchase united u one under democratic rule shall place our state where she belongs la the front sank of the commonwealths of the union Under that banner we shall march to certain victory and restore to Kentucky that era of good fertlns and contentment which existed here before the republican mallconnJylnlletlntIIbceamc State and when the nightmare of Us su NnTuraily the rartUfrFkofc at Mr MihK was tgVep wkenfcB 1FtWIIliJ EtC l j jj J i primacy did not disturb the dream ot our republicanalest July Is without doubt the most com plete combination hypocrisy fraud and misrepresentation ever put Itan Insult to Intelligence a contradic tion of truth and a libel upon every subject with which It purports to deal It has never been equaled In brazen ef frontery since the republican convention three years ago deliberately Indorsed W 0 Taylor after he had ben indicted tot murder and ignominiously tied from the state for and resolute count The republican convention last July cheered vociferously the name of the same Taylor whose engagements In In diana did not permit his attendance at a convention in Kentucky Had circum stances allowed him to be present the ovation arcorded him would have exceeded every other demonstration In that con vention They yearned to see him thatthey a tribute to the man who was the archconspirator in the assassi nation of Win Goebel and the cowardly Kentuckyjurysame convention which honored me llpeakcrsby thatthosehappenedinname to honorable mention to posterity It Is the fact that this convention con formed upon me the coveted distinction of exaltedcial life hu met with their cordial dli atfairsto come by the denunciation of those who exulted In Qoebele death and who love to pay homage to his murderers My atrectlol1ofso long III I can merit the condemnation- of such a convention as this polittealopponentsandation from honest people oppondvia or Kentucky We lope they are SerTiaforquesUnrepubJtpwas a democrat then they are no more sincere than they art In what they republicanJrranl climate for the use o their wartareThImmunityIron thatIfdanger from the claim of some rival he eQIneprominentiii Kentucky who would cheerfullY len It the Increased ocutt JuJins deadly work h aMoapliihrd The man who wrote thatplatform about assassination in Bervla night be considered a humorist If the- wan not so ghastly His cruel fullofformotatiMsln s bullet and writhing In ugony AndyettheeeareThis ln1he platform which says y fondiltviadicationtheflatttrlnconvbntibnli1ttIe othewhile n received the nomination for theirittaCkbefore his to receive tho order of knighthood in recognition of his cour thanaidpubUcnoor4 documenttheir platform of principles ItlIreitwouldrepublicanCrgfllistionIt is pleased to term the odious ofJtntucaa a little piece of pleasantry to relieve somewhat the monotony of occasion hUl11arcqllpartchines wag read a broad smile over the fates of all the delegates except MrWilisontullyfPihilttchirie wa a bit of witticism most too gentlemenIt attacktheVie thereby bring prominently before the peple work and actions bf this ad InlitrftUon for I am convinced that the zor dliouiilon and Investigation we betterttalcertainly Indorsed at the polls I do not want to appear boastful or to assume any credit to which I am not entitled successtincratlc officials for over three and a half year will favorably with any other administration in the history of the state ana especially so with the lastr yearsTheknownInthFebruaryUOOand or onehalf of that debt was created in durlnj the republican ad wehayeturity with the exception of 36000 and Isbecausehave those thirtysix bonds presented for buythemthe year to do so The state Is therefore practically out of debta distinction othertatesotherhalfel the money collected by this admlnls onthenUtmland at prices which earned for the state a better Investment than our money does when placed at the regular interest In the state depositories During the lastthree years of republican administra thelion they had highest tax rate we have ever paid except In one Instance many ago when it was the In dht their doubting the rithe state In they ratted the rate of taxation from cents to 5h cents on the one hundred dollars but tin nro sided in the law that at the end ot three years this tax rate should fall cents or rtductlontherefore 4dIfliflratiohithat when we came Into power In 190 this reduction begun und the first two years of our administration we had to run on a cent rate Instead of a 2Ys cent rate which our republican predecessors had enjoyed This reduction made a difference in our revenue the first year of and the second year of all pf which would have been added to the revenues If ve had been running at the republican rate of cents This tailing of In the rev enues at that time made It difficult for to meet the necessary expenses The ruinous and riotous conduct of the repub lican regime under Taylor lettus the legacy of many extraordinary expenses and a disordered condition of the states finances The general assembly of therefore found It necessary to Increase thetAx rate to cents on the hundred sOars until the fiscal a1rashouleSt Tbp fliUmIIXrPayne tllt LHee8 nr t rfi t r 2f tn a normal condition again That is the present rate but I am happy to say that reason of the prudence economy and businesslike management of the demo critic state it will be possible for the general assembly next winter to either materially reduce the present rate or to so apportion It in the interest of the school thereafter it will bo pos sible without additional taxation to give a seven months public school term stead of a five months term as now This I believe would be a wise policy and It Is made possible by the financial management of the present democratic state officials And yet Mr Belknap talks about giving the state a business ad ministration But we shall pay our re spects to him on that subject later on with all our debts and claims paid there will be in the state treasury on the 1st of next January nearly The largest showing ever before made in the state There Is not a state in the union whose fiscal affairs can make a better showing than ours Still Mr Belknap says ought to aro1will ttp saIr artgl Ketnucky people too well to be uneasy about their verdict In addition to this excellent financial showing It can also be proven that the present administration has done more to improve and enlarge the public institutions of the state than any other administration ever did We have spent much money In needed Improvements In all the charitable Institutions the state college the state normal school for colored ple the deaf and dumb Institute and the two penitentiaries All of these Institu Uons are in a better condition now than ever before The two prisons instead of being a great drain upon the revenues of the state as they used to be under the old management are now under the busi nesslike control of democratic officials selfsupporting and I am Informed by the commissioners that this year they will pay a small revenue to the state instead of being a tax upon It as was the case adoptedLettion of prison management and see the difference between the republican and the democratic administrations During the and In Got Brad fJ t ln to run the two pus ons cost the state During the years and under this administration they have cost the state only This makes a saving to the state in the three years of 307yJ33i These figures speak for themselves eral ot the charitable Instltutlqns of the have been so that they have teen able put of their nllawances under the law to save enough to buy siderable additional land for Insti tutions and to make other valuable im provements all out of their per capita allowance Much political capital has been sought to be made out of tho man agement of some of these institutions but I can say and prove that never be fore were more successfully or cap ably managed than they have been dur ing the last three years There was some trouble at the Hopkinsvlllo asylum over two years ago made a most careful Investigation of it and concluded that the superintendent was responsible for It I promptly removed and put another man In his place Since then there has been no trouble there Laat spring a big sensation was attempted to be made out of some charges of cruelty to patients at the Lakeland asylum and an made to hold me for them because I had appoInted the head officials IllItltutlonAn Investigation was mad by the board of commissioners andalso by myself In person and by my representative I found that In two cases at used unnecessary force In and when discov ered lnttowlPft nwr promptly discharged The principal charges made against the there and about whose testimony so much was said by the hostile were made by tWo con vict caWentfc deorgo Vortwooa and Mary Noble and to give some Idea of the character of this testimony I will tell who they are Portwood several years ago killed a man In Lexington and upon trial was sentenced to be hanged Got Bradley commuted his sentence to life imprisonment He made application me for a full pardon It was refused He feigned Insanity and was tried on that question last winter The jury was deceived and authorized his transfer to the asylum He was taken to Lakeland but the doctors there quickly discovered his purpose and that was to escape They took extra precautions with him doing He was CreFcferide1ft them tc not letting him get away and at me because I did not pardon him Ho was itnffaCeeven testimony transferred back to the prison where he belongs The other witness Mary Noble was transferred from the prison to the asylum She too had to be closely watched She was not Insano Her prison term expired while she was at the asylum and she was released Since then she ban been arrested upon a charge of housebreaklng and is now In the Louisville aU Such is the testimony upon which the republicans rely about the terrible state of affairs at the any lum There are about patients In the Institution tho population of a lit th class town It Is impossible that In such a largo institution there should not be an occasional mishap or wrong but there have been remarkably few there during this administration lor the superintend ent and his assistants are men of the kindest hearts and are as watchful and careful of the comfort of these unfortu nate beings as it is possible to be If Ihad had the slightest reason to believe that any one of them had been guilty of the least cruelty or negligence lie would have been promptly removed No one visits that InstltuUon who is not Im pressed with its splendid management and the excellent care taken of the ini exced4inglyare grasping atnstraws In their desperate efforts However if they are anxious to ori Issue of the management of state institutions I will cheerfully accom modate them and compare this adminis tration with the republican administration with Its troubles at the Lexington asylum the Feeble Minded Institute the prisons antI other places I have noth to conceal and would be proud of the comparison The present administration has established one additional public Institution and that Is the the aJAged and Infirm at Pewee Valley where the old veterans of the Confederacy who draw no pensions from the government can be well cared for and looked after In their old age We have also passed a law giving ma terlal assistance to the Childrens Home one of the most praiseworthy charities in the state where little orphans and waifs and trained vlde4 hgaiggrecJ110 SuCh cHarftles as tftese the sentiments of all gftod people This same Republican platform under takes to criticise me for what It terms my abuse of the pardoning power Again they have performed a great service for me for it calls fQrth an Igrecord snd it comparison predecesroreTheedexamined they are open to the public and I am very proud of the showing which they make I shall give the statistics front tho records of Got iJrown Gov Bradley and my own In doing so there is not the slightest desire or inten tion upon my part to reflect upon or criticize tho actions of these two distin guished governors for believe that they acted conscientiously in these mat tern and did what they thought was right But as this question has been brought up and an unlimited number of misrepresentations and falsehoods have been circulated about my pardon recOrd and to create thelmpreg slvlhJhtrcfrtre the power exces e comparisons anti Itthe people see how little truth there Is In what pas been said and published The figures shown by the executive journals and vthct prison records reveal the fact that I have exerclsed executive clemency far less than either of these two predecessors edatpercentage with prison population will compare favorably with any other chief executive mendacity of tain republican newspapers about matters as well as others in the thetlcI months has never been equaled at Louisville dlsIrcputable IIbels1theybaeby an affidavit from one of own employee and they have not hesitated at any misrepresentation They have tn iaIt uannuor ttnt w t tUhf hCieaagIflbt him nard I i 2 ri rs E i n 1 i numerous Instances wilfully published star rs which th 3 knew to be false intl by their representatives have admit ted them to be so They give as their ison that It Is politics that Is about as high ncy have of any moral apr pfono cjurse so foul a sheet ns this is not deserving of thin much notice but an It rlnl is to the republican organ of the state and teems to speak for that t elect I take this occasion to call attention to Its in famous policies and mKh l Now let us see what the record shov for facts and figures are sufficient to overcome falsehoods I have been in chce a llttlo over three years and seven months which Is about five months Irrs than a full term I have therefc r served al most as long as each on nt my two predecessors The executl e journals show that in felony cases before and after trial altogether Gov Brown Is antICoywardens of the two prisons show thatthere have been released from those convictsByby Gov Beckham In cases of mur alifeBeckhamother life convicts two of them for rape usthirdTaybrfelony cases Including those whom he murderingGovnext term of four years In addition to wUlhavenearly two months and keep un thealf Isame rate qf pardons hereto pardonedinmany case ns each one of these two predecessors did In his four years term have gone into these statistics not to ofthemIhaveresponsibility which has been placed In my hands I desire a full publication of the records in these matters which will ThesefiguresthipardonIngtent how unjust have been the tttcktiupon me t In the Baelhabout which go much his been said ana about has been so much falsehood the circuit Judge prosecuting attorneys the father of the girl whq oftclalsmended the pardon My enemies have gone o far as to wilfully fabricate a thatRaleighwas hoeIng from him after he had properly accosted her There never was abaserfather of the girl would never have ask cd for the pardon If such had been true zstronAletterthatRaleigh relIevesofthemlsernblema Like an governors in some few cases 1 may have been Imposed upon and made mistakes but I have never sued a pardon for a poll teal purpose or ittodoning power should bo most carefully used anti I have tried the best I could to so use It but a governor must have y4tetfqpeleflftn for the rplaee ot a son a husband responslbilityernor of Kentucky must undergo In most ot the cases where I have Issued pardons circuit judges prosecuting at torneys juries other prominent otticials pardonsMy therehasmonths that some representative of my enemies has not been in the office where himlbrable to make any capital out of It cept by misrepresentation and falsifica republicanshaveital out of the recent troubles in Breath itt county and with their usual blunder- Ing characterizations they have attempt campaignIupon any other issue that may suit them They can have their choice upon any one or upon all and we shall cheerfully meet chooseThe thornistheyhavereally afraid to discuss with them the awful condition of affairs in thatnighted country on the other side of the globe Wo sincerely hope that they will carry Servla in election as a corn pensation for their losses In Kentucky and we are willing to go so far as to give them a letter of recommendation tote Servians as a suitable crowd to run that government and keep things Inter eating by their superb marksmanship and their ability to change dynasties at the crack of a rifle We would even use our Influence with the people over there to induce them to Invest some of our republican leaders with tho noble sut fix Vltch Think of itIn ocounfiy tratgtheirtral shotgun or dagger what a magnifi cent ruler would be a Taylorvltch or a Belknapvltch But we must give up this foreign territor to them and ask them to take up with us the Breathltt county situation about which we feel better able to meet them That there has been trouble In that county nobody denies that there have ben gross exaggerations gbodofficials In the state have done every thing in their power to put an end to these troubles nn one now tiispme It not the first time we have had these feudal troubles Within the life ot the present generation there have been just as serious feudal troubles even moreso1 trflitrollblePerry In Clay anti In other cunties where state troops ha1 to be sent were even more desperate than this The reason there has been so much said about this one Is because there la a state cam paign on and the republican party politi hopelesslypeopleThisnot half so serious as the feudal out break in county during th lastita mlnl tratlon Many people have fo gotten about that simply becauc there happened to bo no political ex igency tailing for its conspicuous ad vertisement The republican press has hesitated at no falsehood In Its mad fort to make something out of that sit pardunedcounty out of the penitentiary when the prison records showonly seven and one other man was pardoned before he was sent to the prison They circulated the report over the state that I bad padn- ed Curtis Jeti eight tinter wh li oncQtonglef1t1the chief for the pardon Such contemptible misstatements would dc serve no notice except for the fact thnt they have been circulated broadcast over the state and many people have never seen any ccrrectlon of them A short statement of the facts covers the situ atlon there The trouble reached the crisis last la when Mr Marcum was assassinated by someone from the court house door It was a cruel murder and I promptly took every step In my offi cia power to have the ai or t6sins brought to trial The democratic officials both state and district went llgatethoIwere Jett but the republican member Inaacdupon hanging the jury The cess wre transferred to Harrison county where a trial was recently Jield and the Jury con victed both Jetf anti Wql eald give Contrary to xpeolif t ie gn iiobu dwuaod bit l1Ivta wurtuaor r L j j s i Y S them a life sentence n the penitentiary trialsandthe time of the assassination and yet Ithas been over three and a halt years andoxylyto assassinate him has received his pun showntheMarcumsnow be avenged The troubles In BreathItt seem now to be at an and I be outbreakinthat I could to relieve the situation berigidlyn difficulty that could not be settled In a JibotherIIhortJmuchgood hashteentheir numbers because the good people theirvaluablethat they have been much opposed to isnowshort while they can be taken away carefulonlydonesix instances and In each case they forwhIchtheirservice underthestrictsubordinationNow that tho republican platform has theBreathlttmy opponent Mr Belknap face that Is frankandmadethempositionaboutdesire ta conceal that position whatever thatmayevidencefhat Cynthlana I feel that I am fully ac quainted with the facts and I believe aa ofthehMarcumsection Will Mr Belknap be as frank ofth9sogeneralities about seeing the specHIcought to know the truth about thatassassination publicthat crime is familiar to all was the reI8ultthe roan who had been honestly electedgovernor was loully shot down by an buildInggovernorwhom beenhangedone lies ever donned the stripes for his nowknowneitherbutMrIlelkoaptucky ask him the shade of the mur intendifPowers or others implicated In that con utobackTaylorKentuckyjury theUnionotKentuckyreflection upon her honor lTeatoommonwealthfor that honorable omce Will you then DurbinIareThIs a force you are so ambitious to preside as chief execu beforeandklndneasthe late republican convention action In giving special lneimy part In the collection of claims afralttheyto keep It out of this campaign But with their customary foolishness and blindlrhelped matterIfeonentlonIsole purpose was to make my election IntendrratefntrecogiLtinthey hftve rendered me In emphasizing pestleularlystandI a firm believer In the intelligence and honesty of the great common pecu stklifeother and that Is I haya never fallen fbigivingmuch sense as they really have I never espouse a cwise until I am thoroughly convinced that It Is right and I know that the people will always take the right side of It as soon as they understand It Calhounthestate nearly upon neglected claims due from the national government and I mako the assertion which I can prove that Kentucky has collected this stateinSome of this was collected In the way of arms and equipments ex1Uawas collected for some due SpanishAmerican themoneyThe last administration eltaee raa6 no effort or failed ta collect it Capt Cal persistentfitttAt one stage of the effort by his skill and nblllty ho succeeded In hnvlnr the amount raised from to I had no authority under the law to use the statos money for the collection and disbursement of this claim and I allowed him under contract fifteen per ttatshasThis soldier boys never otjeted to tlIt was like finding money to them bCa1houning tP S13229K This had been due the state fflp a number of years but since nq serlnus attempt had been made to collect it though the last administration had notIce of It I paid for Its collection five nnd threrlghths per cent tend that Is without exception the most chenpy collected claim of the kind ever any state I give a list of such claims collected by nine states Kentucky Is the only democratic state in the list and her percentage for collection is far the lowest of all the others Here Is the list Amount Per Ct Amnt State Colleeted rwdAVwd Kentucky JW239993S aMaine TlMOU Connecticut Massachusetts IflV Vermont 2SO6356 Indiana fie5522- PennsylvanI Gi91403 3Rnt1ttNewSuit was brought agalnst te tatf t reKovcron this contmct yetbeewar theatheIhL gty tl t flUI t C d saUsI ho5 fif it 1- Ie This eomparlaoa h Sew tlf1uet n ailowed fortthe same thing again it the eccagiop havepaidhaveapteUforitis pay snore than he does tsr his iea benectCitizenent of his fee I want trilll While mat andunderstoedhidsrigiiially nothingapplleotomade up of a large number of separate claims aogOppositionratified the contract The republicans have been talking a buitnsisadministrationmean the same kind of business tHat lbrgavethat and the peopis of Kentucky after disutruuspo1lles tilestateabout this proposed business adminis tration It too much like the Tie feb14lookingchance be admitted Into the atkta caMtej gyionsliar characters onhyshispromised In The event of his electlen N Stestoringultitasutegtalkedlitratlon and told about his great sucoias a business man Ifs and atfuandministration It is true thai unlike my irshtritedtheageIhavethe an of accumulating meaer leg Mt cifinanciallyr M thatInbgboastfuland Justly lay claim ta the feet that any Qfromsuccessful M services bee be te Jth6Ilessnees thestate capital In the ban vtijtIr 3 mob sn1 with the whole eur nfolotionfairs of the commonwealth in a 4torflfcondition and a dent shedenfocratic by i d genre and hunn slke methods lisP placed the atale tn the beet ftnMMlal 4tv dltlcn tt ever enjoyed before and ha paid oft before it was due e1mee the en sayt4tiniCentoekythnbecause it has been assured St thslld Jigsnevernow toy commercial nnd industrial 45 iiithisofthealargetresmthemr the tour years at the republican 4minlitratlon there were organteed ceeposatiengwithand the organization tax pejfl thereon Bumlogorgantractatd the organization tax en Itwhich wsst lato ths state treasury irae thtaterm Iinconfidenceinthe firm of W B Belknap Co ot which my opponent is a member has a4adnistrationrelncorporatn lest spring and taerei41their capital stock he ought td be MtilnTdf with the condition of affair under oem rule when he enjeyr sueh pros peruty as ttat I do stat knew what changes in business methods he woud In augurate In the state government but C am quite sure Jtbat some such methods practiced hy hi firm would riot be teU prated by lbs people in the conduct oftheir affairs I reipect Mr Selknap as man and gentleman but as he and party have seen fit to measure him as euklagare dilly reeklkg with toOl tUfeftiM against me he tee aest flaxdclose Inspection ea to thft asheits concerned but I at least naye enough but RCa sagacity to know the fElcb between a ournofse wacoh a tabtgun and I have never been indicted n federal court and compelled to my k fine upon a plea of guilty for not draw ing the proper distinction between those two valuable articles ef interstate coin merce Since I have been governor every official and employe in the State govern mont has received from me the most courteous and considerate treatment Iam a democrat in practice a well as lf principle and the door of my office big as cordially to the humblest citizen In the commonwealth aa to the proudest The laboring man whether from the field the factory or the rain with natures honest sweat upon his brow a a wayt been as welcome In ny presence as head of say powerful corporation Such hay been my policy and business methods tn the past such they wilt be m the future should the good of Kentucky again elect me to this high offlce I have tried to the best of my ability to perform my duties honorably and to treat all classes and all parties even our republican friends and exact Justice and ImpartialityIn my felloweltisens I any glad to give hope to you of a brilliant victory at the polls In November I ask of the democratic people of Kentatlrr that they be not atlned with a mnetl that they shall roll up sucbt a tremendous vote It wilt retaovefef rpubleastly out of the doubtful column and send good cheer to the hearts of the national democracy Let the victory bo corn plete and permanent and let us send out the promise with reason and ctn fldence to the democrats throughout thS preliidenttaicertainly for It by good odfsshiope43- majority It eairbe done It If our people wilt only renlts the bill llant opportunity before them arid will Thedemocraticunited and harmonious now than It hcbeen in ten years Most of those wIse left us In and hare returned to wIth1heartinessbe forgotten and let as stand together henceforth shoulder to shoulder a democrats with our hearts full of devotion for the welfare of our state arid nation Liftup on high the banner of democracy pure soil undefiled and With your artnfbared for work in a rghteue reuse mr even fixed upon the Aright sr of e that honored bafter not only upon jV capitol of your state but also upon tho capitol or your country typeiltIjised States patent offlce who wrote words In six hours with lesMthan one error to tree page ff In Germany persoiw re eaiployefl in 1teSte1yb4 jOPd b- sttSs 4 iL1fHB ADAI GOUNrrJ EWh Published Every Wednesday BY THE 4 ilir l ountyttew8 0- IIPICOPORATED HAS HAltrilH Edr- ttactlctee21ar iKvri to thttart IJ o the cUy of Columbia io thr tipi AdaIr and adjacent counties Bnlcred at the Oolnmbla Poitomctassecond clas uisll matter 2fleZB SEP 16 1903 ii OOiJxVLMO TICKET For Governor JoW BECKHAM JEor Lieutenant Gover or r Ew P THORNE For Auditor of State S W LIAGKP l For Treasurer vil br BOSWORTH 3 For Attorney General N B HAYSy For Secretary of State II V McOHESNEYgg F51Eof Public Instruction 5 rJ HnFUQUAi Eor Commissioner of Agriculture VREELANDt For Clerk of Court of Appeals MORGAN CHINN FoR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER HON C 0 McOHORD Mr Hurts fitness for tbe office of Circuit Judge cannot be called iiito question JudgetIl this district isoil and Rol nHur jg m tile fight to win Ifc is hinted that Gov Taft will disoovor blow holes in Mr Roots administration of the War Department Largft crowds greet Governor ij ckbain at every Fppnkint The f boys are iu the RailsJln curt victor ba lire majority is ii sight Every bueiuess man in inter st edt Imving a man for Circuit Jud everysJftjliaular Hun Rollin Hurt is thllt1i i il 4mtejng from newspaper repore the pponiug of the Republicai capaigu at Munfordsville last Saturday was a tame affair t Congrsssmau Vincent Boroiug who has beet critically illat his homo in London is thought to be some bottur Helms double pneu mouia tr lIr RolHn Hurts candidacy for Circuit Judge has created groat en thusiasm throughout the district HeiB a popular gentleman and a lawyer of wellknown ability There are now on the rolls Ht 545 pensioners Tho average apaount of each pnnsion is 183 The Spanish War pension roll has reached 17651510 and applica tioQB continue to go in J H Newman of Tompkins vine is the Chairman of the lie publican State Campaign Com nfiCteo With a perfectly Newman tp conduct affairs the can- will drag itself to death No iium has ever announced himself candidate for office who met uioro genuine enthusiasm than Rollih Hurt w Ji o seek- stoiioelectdCircuitJudgeof this th29th judicial district This district M composed of the counties of Adair Casey Comber land Metcalfe Russell and Mon roe Mr Hurt is popular in all six of the counties and his friends are gadtbat he is seeking to be elected Circuit Judge of the dis trict Heat was very oppressive at ev err point in Kentucky last Satnr day with ono exception lMunford w ville where Mr Belknap spoke Judging from the picture of the speaker the crowd in attendance dressed in overcoats wearing ear muffs and gloves it must have been freezing at that place Si- monBolwer Buckner ma laged to teephisno e Warm by cohtinuonB ly puffing hif col pipe I i GOY DECKIIAM AND nON OLLIL JA3IES VISIT Oa the 8th of this mouth Gov ernor Btckham and Congressman Ollitf James entered the Eleventh Congressional district in the in terest or the Democratic ticket their first appointment being at Liberty We are informed tha an unusually large crowd was present and that more genuine en thusiasm was manifested than for many years The next appoint ment was at Jamestown and there fully 1000 wera out to hear the two distinguished gentlemen and to give them a hearty welcome From Jamestown to Columbia many were out on the road side to see the Governor and to give him a hearty shake of the hand and in justice to Mr Beckham it seemed to us that he enjoyed stop ping and shaking hands with the men women and children even more than they if possible We remarked to him that our people in this part of the State rarely had an opportunity to meet our most distinguished citizens and officials and while it might be considered by some as satisfying a curiosity to see a Governor yet it is their character and makeup to show their appreciation of his visit to this section He remark ed that it was a great pleasure to be in this part of the State that the desire manifested along the route to meet him was truly commendable and highly appreciated by hinuself On reaching Columbia he and Mr James and the two reporters Grahum Vreeland of the Couriert Journal and Tom Wallace of the Herald were all given a hearty welcome at the Marcum Hotel andevery courtesy shown within the reach of our people to make their stay a pleasant one Early Thursday morning a reception was held in the public room of the hotel the Governor being introduced to hundreds of Democrats by Mr Jas Garnett Jr In the afternoon fully 3000 people assembled on our Fair Grounds to hear the issues pre seated from a Democratic stand point Gov Bokhara was intro duced in brief and interesting manner by Hon J F Montgom ery and Congressman James made his bow to tho vast assembly after Judge James Garnett had enthusiastically introduced him Gov Beckhams speech was along the lino of his opening ad dress at Winchester which is pub lished on the first page of this pa per He is an easy and pleasant speaker and during the one hour and ten minutes which he occupi ed he had the undivided attentions the vast throng who heard him Upon concluding the ladies show ed their appreciation of his com ing by presenting him wits haud sume bo1c nets Mr James spoke pointedly and was continuously applauded The next day Greensburg was reached at 1080 and the Governor and his associates drove to the ball grounds where the Lebanon team had come to show the Greensburg boys how to play ball The game was promptly called and Governor Reokham pulled his coat stepped into the box and pitched the first ball like an old stager Ttie game was highly interesting end when the play was over victdnT was perched on the boys of Greenthe score standing 6 to 3 Heretofore the Lebanon team had carried off the laurels but this time ability and determi nation asserted their power and our neighbor boys proved too strong aid skillful for the bine grass players to maintain their record At 1pm 1500 to 2000 people afsembled in a beautiful grove and paid the closest atten tion to the speeches of their die tinguished visitors The next day Saturday was CampboHlsvilles time and in justice to her we are bound to say that nothing was lacking to show apprecia tion of the visit and their determination to out doaJl the towns its this part of the State Fully 8000 people were in that beautifo little ciGy to make mer ryan to extend a cordial greet ing to onJr Governor At 10 a m a procession of 300 was formed headed by a good band followed by decorated hicJes loaded with beautiful ladies and determined Democrats land many horses carry ing enthusiastic voters Their guests were ecorted through the streets and to the court house where a jecjeption was held for an hour hundreds meeting and hak ing the hani ofir itJ future Governor Atl p m 2000 to 2500 were on the courthouse grounds to hear tho speeches Briefly summing up the situation- we cau only say that the best of order prevailed in every town that good feeling was manifested that Democratic enthusiasm and deep determined and unflinching manifestations to roll up a tre mendous majority for the Democratic ticket was never Moro prominent than at present Every place is alive every man is on the alert The cause is a righteousone and victory inevitable if Jdutyis done g s lj Mr Hurts speech at Burksville last Monday was highly pleasing to every one who feels an interest in his election The courthouse was crowded and more real enthusiasm was manifested than his most ardent friends anticipated He spoke at Marrowbone Monday night Bills are posted announcing that Hon M R Yarberry and Mr H C Baker will speak here Monday- GRADYVILLE Lebjanona Mr and Mrs C O Moss were in Columbia last Friday Mesdames N H Moss and D A Grady entertained oar school teachers one night last week Re A L Mell closed a meeting at Cool Spring Church last Friday night of a weeks duration with eight pro fessions Mr Strong Hill and wife are in Louisville this week buying their fall and Mrs Poke Mitchell of Edmonton were at the bedside of a ery sick child of Mr and Mrs Jo Yates a few days of last week Mr H A Walker spent last Satur day at Edmonton looking for stock A B Wilmore of Greensburg was here last Tuesday on business Mr W L Walker and wife spent a few days of last week in our city W L Grady was in Columbia last Saturday on business There will be a protracted meeting at Union to begin Tuesday night after the first Sunday in Oct Mr L M Wilmore sold a fine two yearold colt to Brack Can a few days a o fur 3100 W M Wllmore was in Greensburg last Monday oa business Mr L Shufflt was in town last Frl dry and put on our market a few first class barrels of soaghum Rev A L Mell preached to a large and attentive audience at this place last Sunday His discourse was inter esting from beginning to end Rev W H C Sandidge will fill his regular appointment at Union on the first and thIrd Sunday in each montb Mrs Ella Robertson of thIs place started for Louisville last Monday ac companied by Miss Mollie Thomas The former will purchase a stock of mlllluery goods while the latter will visit her brother who is in business in cityWe glad to note tbat Mrs A T Sberrlll who has been confined to her room for several weeks with heart trouble is imgroving We are glad to know that Mr J D Walker and family who have been living in Columbia for the past year will remove to their beautiful hume at this placa in the near future We wonld like very well to know what has become of our old and liable friend who at one time was tbe very source of revenue in the produce line at this place and met compaction on the square He never let a few dozen eggs or a few pounds of dried apples bought above the market value keep him away The merchants have studied hlscase from beginning to end and our final conclus ion of the whole matter is that he has retired or gone off with the feather renovaters The distinguished gen tleman referred to Is Mr Sam Lewis GRAYCRAFT Born to the wife of Wm H Blair on the Gtb a boy 0 G Jeffries of Liberty passed through here one day last weak en route to Joppa- B O Cabell passed through here one day last week en route for Dunn ville where he will teach a singing school Mrs Sarah Barger visited relatives in Lebanon last week Messrs J N and Alex Murrell are in Louisville chisweek buying goods Rev J M PJerco Is holding a pro tracted meeting near Eunice this week and it having good attendance MissPearl Breeding visited relatives Stapps Spring several days of last weeK W Murrell and wife of Esto visit id relatives here laMi week Gee Blair unit wife visited relatives- atRassellSpriogslast week Quite number from this place at teDdrd the speiklng4 pplumbla last Thursday l JELTMEII Mr J Stank sold 4 cAi o Virtfiw1 Boston fur tW t Mr Juo Coffey ot Greensburtf was here one day last week Mr T A Edwards bought too two yearoldmules from wesley Estpr fur AG Moss of Greensburp was in ourcoinnaunlty last week looking for tmbtt iijduuiber Mr E 3J Blakeman Greensburg was here on business one day last Robt Doboney and brother make a business trip to Columbia last L Mell will begin a pro tracted meelit gatNorrIs school house next Monday O B Finn made a business trip to Greensburg lust Monday We bad a nice sbower of rain last Saturday wblch revived grass very much KK1FLEY Mr James Humphrey sold one weanling mule tu Dee Knlfley for 60 Mr James Jones Is dangerously at this writing Mr Rhoda Chelf and Mrs Polly Christie are also dangerously sick Mr Arch Stapleton is very low with consumption W E Bryant was quite sick las week Jr R M Tucker died at his late home in Knifley Sept 4th Mr B A Corbin is building a new residence nearer the county road Mr Otba Harmon sold lone sucklin mule to J IT Young for 860 Fount Beam bought two yearling mules from Gowdy of Campbellsvllle One brood mare 8 years old two milch cows 6 head of other cattle L V Turner Montpelier Ky Fou SALEOne good saddle and harness horse and a tine cow and calf very cheap for cash J T JONES Montpelier Ky Mr Chas Sweeney was kicked by mule last Thursday and we fear he Is seriously hurt rJlJldsuIIcijVAFTEDSOme goo horses aod mules 3- tMrTJ Ii IfU Jo t Kratzer represoniirg tligi Whiting View Compan nf Cincinna ti Is in this county wlti tlnbestuni latest Sterescopes aniI ever in the county Get a good arIetywhcV he calls on you Zion Association of colored HiMM was held tear Montpelier thsH cmutiy Sept 3 4 and About seven lufutlretl In attendance Mbe best or nlr jr prevailed good preaching The r lections amounted to S1043S Mr Isah Turner firovn from his horse last Moalav prelVnir a severe cut In the hen Dr It Y Hindman drrssed the vounrt and at this writing the patient is siCcrlng but little Mr LevI Selb y an old ant lull respected citizen of Russell conjy who lived near Box Elder Sprint fell down stairway last Saturday nlht and was so badly injured that dctttli uitare n srlJ with the bereaved frailly ADAIll CIllCUl T COURT Gco TJ Petree Plif VS APJCA Della Hardens Admr ctr Defls Farcrrfegceased are notified to appear before me on or before Sept ICtb 1003 and prove the claims agaiostsaid decedents estate4t L B HURT Master COT IJJIL Bro G W Montgomery tilled his appointment at Antioch the tlrst Sun day preaching two very interesting discourses The county cooperative meeting will convene at Phil church on Frldn night before first Sunday In Oct The county board has employed Elder H missionaryawe feel that his labor has been greatly blessed 1 SCHWIETER Sy Tailors 128 W Market St Opposite Music Hall LOUISzTILLEJ1 KY Qualltn Is remembered alter price Is forgotten Fall and Winter Season 190304 High Art Custom TailoringI- twould pay you to investigate my handsome and stylish assortment of Foreign and Domestic suitings Trinserings and Cravenette Rainproof over coatings before placing your fall orders Hundreds of nobby and stylish Full and Winter patterns on display to select from Ladies Man Tailored Skirts made to exact measure from 5 to S30 hundreds of stylish patterns and models to select from PERFECT FIT AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED Suits and overcoats made to order from 815 up to 845 Pants and Fancy Vests 84 to 12 Try me you cant loseand V r Pay Less and Dress BetteriWoolens sold by the yard A postal will bring samples and scqtmeasure ment blanks When you visit Lebanon call and inspect the handsomest Tailoring salesroom in Central Kentucky i Sam M Bowmai Merchant Tailor LEBANON ftjviakcf ol Good Clothes at lodcvato Costar0 AoO 6 9 6000Q0 900 0 W C MURRELL J F TRIPlETT 0 I MDRRELL TRIPLETT et as FuneraltiDirectors and Embalmingaj V bovo uaraed firm have Just received a nIce lljio of CofflaS ant aud n re ready to serve families who may need aoy blngln iiCIItkets They will also keep Comas of their own make and wll thing in their lice at the lowest prices A hearg jlM be 0 ty Call and Sec tbem OTcr Jack Thames and Safldlcry IIlhll X IJ Columbia Kentucjcy 4 MiEW LIVERY FIRM cHEwNINt14 COLUMBIA KY r s We have just purchased the livery stable from the Iota fL T Staples Robertson G We propose to accommodate tliOpublic with firstclass rig furnishing safe drivers It wilt be our aim to plow our patrons and our trade is solicited Wheat Drill either EMPIRE or SUPERIOR none better The best Fertilizer on tho market for the money Hardware Farm Implements Farm Wagons Buggies and Hariie Saddles Bridles and Leather strop work v FielclfSeeds a Specialty Come see us and price our goods Will F JEFFRIES SONv BLIOKENSDERFERPRICES n r I iara Ne 3 Ao i Elect is 3nLHICHTa- YIa stn 1 Electric f 3lilbs To know It in to prefer it OverSoioocfnowtlnusc t ry Call or send for C i1Si3HJVAfter 8 years bard usage and improvements the BUck risderfer Type writer is conceded to be one of the best most efllcient and most durable standard machines on the market regardless of price It can be kept in per rfeet workIng condition for as long a time as any other machine built at one tenth the cost Moore Bros 1307 F St N 1WI Washington DrG GENERAL AGENTS for Maryland District of Columbia Virginia West Virginia Doleware and Kentucky WOODSON LEWIS JAS C LEWIS Uood5oi eui5 9 Bro ARE NO v n CEIVmG Four carloads of Buggies S rloys and other vehicles Four carloads of Wagons Two carloads of Plows Oliver Chilled Plows Hillside Plows DouBle Shovel and Pony Plows Two carloaHs Disc Harrows Corn Drills Two carloads of TwoHorse Cultivators Tongue and Tonguolcss Walking and Riding Cultivators OneHorse Cultivators TwoHorse Corn Plant ers FEEITIILIZERF Ten car loads of TTertilizer t We will sell yoil t Ferjil izt r at prices that will surprise you Write us for prices and information Mention Adair County Nowswhen you writeJWOODSON ECBRO9 Greensburg Kentucky 0 o aoo ato eo oooo oo fTQCOLUMBIA KYoIS ABRICK B1ibBINGr oir MODERN A Architecture containiiig 35new neat and well von S 1 tiliated rooms It isnicety lnlliished convenientlj located and is the liotelin Southern Kentucky g Accommodation otl Suliihotels Three 0 good sample rooms for onunercidllllen i M H MAROUM Propr 4 K2rararafl r I t NJ j r 1 ft rD f Y P III iI jf M n r 1 FALILT G 00D Sf r 3I 1 t t 4 1 i f t t T r Dtress Goods yourIstock contain all the newest novelties from the best looms of the country Many new materials and weaves are in I this stock of Colored Dress Goods beautiful patterns of Fancy EnglishSuitings Mohair Cheviots Granite Maxilla Cloth Twine Suitings shot with bright knub effects Ziber = newtBlack ttress Goods 1 for Fall wear New Voiles Twine Etamines Knub HomespunsZibrJines Crash Cloths Granits Oxford Zi berlines very swell Cheviots Venitians etcr Slkrs Phe silken beauties are arriving this wceka the hat jesbnoveltiesin Taffetas Peaudesoies printed warp novel l IiesyltJrtal1stppe1ar9cl e Silks etc 1iI f rT f t 3 r J r I TA T iiJi Mr W L Brockman was in town Monday t MrB II GHpin Campbellsville was here last Saturday Mr H Judd spent Saturday and Sunday with his children Messrs Wm and Strong Hill Crmp I bellsville were here last Friday here last week buying cattle Mr J N Coffey was in the Louis- ville market last week Mr Jno Vanzant of Edmonton Is I visiting relatives in this county Mr A J Stotts and Master Acy Loy called at the News office Monday Mrs Priscilla Dohoney who been dangerously ill is now improving Hon Geo Nell spent Saturday and Sunday with his family at this place Mr Finis Baker and wife were among the representatives of Amanda ville Mr J Kinnaird and wife Ed monton were in Columbia last Thurs day Miss Dollie her brother Rich let for their homein Arkansas Tuesday S Mr Jo illlaml and MlssLena vii hams will enter J cblleg atjEexlngton this week MesdameNM and Junius Han cock are vIsiting friends andrelatives in Dunnvllle Dr R Y Hlndman and Mr T A Baker returned from Monticello Mon day MrtjW W Lyon and C T Bphcn of Hustonsvllle were here last week looking for good horses Mr Ab Hamilton n prominent merr chant of Metealfecohnty heard Gov y Beckbam last Thursday CrDOr Mr J E Pace of Marrowbone a staunch Democrat was with us last Thursday r rS f Mr TIm Cravens left fur Bow lig Green Business College the first of toe wceSrU ti1 JLtM- essrsi t JJHand Tom Hughes this city startelr on a business trip to Oklahoma Tuesday raorninpr Mr Jo Rosenflejdyias gone 16 Mid diesborou he wMl i Usp n several weeks repalrlpg watchos Mrs Frank Henry Burr of Glum bus Ohio will irnV ttill Mfss I Ethel A7bill next Saturday the 10th 4 Messrsj Kf BiSterT Sharp and Geo W Brockman AmilndavJUe f ut i Yt Misses Katherine Walter Clara Wilinore and Levia Sandidge left forth Lebanon Tenn school Monday Mrs W L Stotts has been quite sick for a week Her mother Mrs Matthew TaylorIs with her Miss Sallle Patterson Jamestown reached Columbia Monday afternoon cnroute for Hamilton College Lexington iMessrs M L Sharp and Chas F A A Huddleston Republican candidate for Commonwealths Attorney took in the speaking last W Alaxander and wife of Burksville were here last Thursday en route home from a visit to Garrard V L Walker wife and daugh ters and Mr L L Eubank and wife spent last Sunday at the Russell P Vanzant of Edmonton accompanied his wife to Coburg last Friday who is visiting her brother Mr Ed Eubank Messrs Z M Staples A Hunn G W Robertson J B Coffey W B Rowe and C S Harris were ju Burks vine last Monday Mr W L Walker returned from the Louisville and Cincinnati markets last Thursday Ho purchased an extensive stock of Fall and Winter goods Misses Ethel Conover Zellah Pelley Amanda Campbell Masters William Rodgers and Jas Stotts called at the News office Saturday Mr Jas Campbell of Harrodsfork quite and old gentlemen but a Demo crat who upon all occasions is in line was here to see and listen last Thurs J II North of Dewitt fatberlh law of Mr MG McCatlree Is visiting in Adair county Mr North was here two years ago and made many friends Eld W K Azblll was in Louisville last week conferring with financiers in regard to our proposed railroad Mr Azblll is working every day upon the proposition Miss Birdie Powell Is now in the Market and will purchase a handsome line of Fall and Winter hats She will reach home in about three weeks and will h3ready to interest her custo mires connected with this offlcs for several years and who has been in declining health fqr the past tp moaths left f r Elkhart IU Monday morning hosing to recuperate He is a young matfof exoeH ot traits of character and a splendid compositor His friends hope that he will soon regain his health Z l t I i DooBgoTO5DoBBpaac3CT f acmx3a rleua Fall We show every new thing in waistings Pretty wash ri stings seems to prevail this season henc we liavestock ed ourselves with a variety of these seasonable fabrics such as wash silk vestings in stripe and shot dot effects mercer ized cotton etc Yos mifs seeour IFwaistingsDtress Tt1ii1i21f si- icliYou should see our line of Dress Tbrimmingsw is the and most complete stock of choice unusual styles you have ever seen in this marketr Mens Furnishings v We have bought a better grade of clothing forthis sear t son Can show regular tailormade goods from 10 to 15 per suit Complete lines of underwear hats glpvess s penders etc t XI I t1J has Johnstonjand the dayMr moltones granite largest Miss EOle Bradshaw left for Louis ville last Saturday She will remain in the market two weeks familiarizing harself with the very latest styles in millinery and will return to Columbia with a handsome stock Mrs JO Russell who has been in feeble health for the past year is cheerful and for several weeks has been feeling much better She is not confined to her room and her friends hope that greater and lasting improv ment will be brought about Mrs G W Redman of Campbells yllle who spent a week with her sis ter Mrs J O Russell while Mr Rus sell was in the market has returned home Mrs Redman was acc mpa nied to Columbia by little Louise Smith who was perfectly delighted with the city Messrs IIy Alexander Allen San didge W F Owsley Jr V P Jones J H Chew Sam Chew C R Hicks S T Glidewell W G Keene S T Wagoner J O EwIng Robt Young and Dr Fayette Owsley all Burks ville Democrats were here last Thurs day met and heard Gov Beckham C T Armstrong of Danville fatherln law of Dr B T Wood a former resident of Columbia vIsitedI JudgeJames Garnett and family this city last week He will be eighty years of age his next birthdaylooks- to be about sixtyeight his mind as clear as a bell and is a most Interest- Ing conversationalista polished gentleman In politics he isa Demacrat- in religion a Presbyterian He has been active in Church affairs since early manhood and in Perryville where he resided before removing to Danville he taught regularly a Sun dayschool class for more than fifty years Judge Armstrong formed many acquaintances in Columbia and was most favorably impressed with the town and its inhabitants He never knew the good reason Dr Wood had for calling this Gods country until he came and mingled with the people It was the pleasure of a news man to travel with the Judge from Lebanon to Columbia making the trip exceed ingly pleasant LOCAL JOTTINGS The largest sale of horses ever held in Columbia will bo on Oct 8th The First National Bank this place will be opened for business the first day of who talk to the trade through the News have now on display a very attractive stock of Fall and Winter goods Nearly all the bridge material has arrived and much of the work will te done this week In ten days It is thought the structure will be complet ed Coffey Bros Robertson bought the lot opposite the Livery Stable of C S Harris for i700 4 e RAILROAD inquiries of a rep resentative of the News in relation to the prospect of the railroad Prof Azbill said Yes I have seen and conferred with tie parties we are seeking to terest in the road and there are several things might tell you of the pro gress being made and I appreciate- the desire of our community for fresh information and have tried in my humble way to minister it but I do not think it Important or necessary to warm over the local Interest too often To succeed in an enterprise of this sort requires more than a spasm of good wishes on the pint of ttipse per sons who never expect to do morethan hope it will succeed Besides the men and women who have it in their hearts to help with their substance when the time comes need no reassuring th4t so long as I continue to work for the enterprise there is good ground to pect success In the end But I will tell you this When Col Powell was here he expressed but one doubt about the feasibility of the un dertakingand that was as to whether an electric moter could handle the heavy shipments of freight from this district therefore went to the the city prepared to meet this point I had assurance from the General Electric Company cuts of engines and inangazinc articles to show him But no sooner than the subject was touched be said You need not dwell on that phase of the matter I have been investi gating and find that there is practi cally no limit to what we can haul with electric motors And Und we can get what we want right here at homeAnd when I showed my proofs to one of the Tennis engineers he said with a smile that I might show them to Col Powers but in an ollice like theirs It would not be worth iwhileto spend much time over tbeques lon There are only aboutten miles of difficult grading on the entire line There are thirty wiles which wlllhe as easy of construction as cau be found per mile including equipment Go now and tell the wIseand the unwise the wellwishers and the pessimistic that their predletiongaud idle words will all be had in reuiein brance on the train some sweet day Mr Everett Janes and Miss Lula Harvey who live near S arksvllIeJtb5s county eloped to Tennessee last Fri day night andwere married Saturday afternoon it6 oclock The c plefre turned to this county Sunday nlghs and have taken rooms at the home of thp grooms father The attendants at the ceremony re Mr Frank FJrJ quip and Miss Emma Janes Mr Ed Staples tliepopular driver forMassIo Chow Intl accompanied the party to Tennessee l 1tt S I New Fall Dress Skirts We have a handsome stock of tailormade dress styles from 2 to 10 NIi y skirtsI niI1el1fisan Department newjjlxjjngs in carpets rugs curtains H Ara dries oil cloths etc J Sewing Machines We carprsevera1 makes of good sewing machines dorit to be hoodood by catelogue houses and traveling agents We buy direct from manufacturers and can save you the middle mans profit t Shoe Department Our sl Qt best shops in the country Our linesof Ladies Mens and cliildrens fine shoes are specially strong 1 r ijX x Epr BUY DMRLY TaM S SEMSON 7 Ifv are advancing everyday We anticipated this advance and have bought our stock It will be to your interest to- buy turfall goods early We invite you toinisp ict oiir stock now IlBTOH RUSSELL MURRELLPERSQNALWENTION J speakingMr GuvI speiikersNtThdS citizens ThursdayMr beendi Waistings Octobe- rRussellMurreil ITHE I I I I thefinal t thea Cotton goods eairlf Bessie a five year old- daughter of Mr Z T Sanders who lives nea- rCraycraftdiedastSundap night a 10 oclock t z Ladies Man Tailored Skirts to measure from 8500 to 830 Satisfaction guaranteed Write for samples Wool ens sold by the M BOWMAN Tailor Lebanon Ky The September term of the Adair Circuit Court will begin next Monday It is our underttandiuethat Sheriff Miller are pp with their business Alkaline Bone and Potash Fertilizer is a superior grade with phosphate and potash and is sold by A W Robinson General AgentLocal agents JD RoachBreeding Tne editor of this paper and wife are injrcceipt of complimentary tickets to the State Fair beginning at Owns bozo September 22 and continuing five days The management will please accept our thanks Miss Starlight Smith was the re cipient last week of a handsome pres en from a friend atWilllamsburg It is a souvinier engraved pitcher and mug which are being sent out by members of the Macabee Association Misses Margaret and Bessie Holla day two popular young ladles daugh ters of Mrs Ellen Holladay who lives a few miles out of town entertained quite a number of friends last Saturday evening The Columbians who vtereipresenfrrepoit a very delightful time Mrs Jas Garnott Jr entertained her Sund scad6rcias5 at tennis last Saturday aftdrnoon When the game closedrefreshmen ts vr e re served This clasgc iI prIso oUDgi girls about gnivrpand thejvare 4i veryjfond o In thler teacher Mr Rollln Hurts announcement card for Circuit Judge appearing in last weeks News the compositor read gmakingcbrding to the wlbhcsietc when it should have read accecding othe wishes etc STRAYED From tM farm of Ben CoDoVer onlast Wednesday night a sorrcH rAe with bald face and white fet Thhorso W the property ot Meore1ittotgohery of Eitxi Write him if you cangive toy Information He will pay for all expense in securing the horse v j J9n readioglayr4n YarberrYaho haabecn VIIinqHlott lgiutor s tl at o e rctiepqililrJeaet of Jawtettires JllltIW I tptLeJJarh- bi exanilnatioij helm made in the Taylor cl cuit 91J It is our undert atandingtbat bejs well upj sending an excellent examinaUon ljH j t f1W aw t r Last Monday evening a party of young people spent a very happy eve ning at the home of Mr and Mrs H N Smith The gathering was very unexpected the young ladies of the family but the surprise did not lessen the hearty welcome which they are ever ready to extend to their many friends Those present were Mrand Mrs Jas Garnett Jr Mr and Mrs W A Coffey Misses Kate Duncan Josie Field Effle Bradshaw Fannie Garnetfe and Ethel Azblll Messrs Fred Hancock Joe Coffey T A Baker M ReyRarberry GP Smytho and RevJ P Scruggs Several hours were spent in social converse games and music The solo rendered by Mr Scruggs was very much enjoyed by all present Adother enjoyable feature treatlgivenlawn with this luclous fruit of his labors until all were satisfied May such evenings in our lives be many Mr L V Hall purchased of Mrs Laura Powell last Thursday a two story house and lot on Burksjille street The house was built for a u bacco factory Mr Hall will turn it intb a residence and will remoue to it as soon as he can mrke the necessary improvments It will make a desira ble home As soon as the work on the property has been completed the res idence now occupied by Mrs Powell will be removed and a new and hand come dwelling will be erected on the old site While this work Is in pro gress Mrs Powell and daughters will reside with Mr Hall and family PREACHING SUNDAY Z T Williams Creelsboro W H 0 Sandidge Oak Front A H Baugh Pleasant Hill J F Roach Red Lick G WrMdntgomerj Moreland J FVBarger Union Chapel E N Metcalfe Cane Valley ASMell Elroy TrFBarger lrabQ i J SAdktDIiJalemya T nifffaker Hutchlnson Schoolhouse SVP Scruggs Columbia WD Cave Big Creek For SalerJL good dwelling with five WUetComtdelutbdid outbulldlnKS TEelotpon which dwelling is sitaSfcMl IIfoIC and one half acres ground Y Il11LL Columbia 1i1The IIarvagistbebest Fertilizer nrirdetIf Jo Jrow a stood Robitisooidener al Agent J D VI Granyvl1l IBjRoacliBreeidIpgJ IaKCO qflLadre3Manraireoyrfts to ts1 sure tram 8500 to S30 Try me SAM M BOWMAN A r kllorLCbano4t Kyse r i s c i JS n u il The material for the iron bridge which is to span Russells creek at the mouth of Disappointment is arriving The men who will place the bridge arrived Saturday In this weeks paper a number of new Louisville ads appear The gentlemen who carry them are relia ble and ask when you visit the city to call and see them The grand jury will be in session next week There is no doubt but a number of darkies are peddling whisky in this town and an unusual effort should be made to rnn them down It you have a horse to sell call on the Columbia Sale Company for try blanks and recleve space in the cat alogueIMr M G McCaffree will have a public sale at his residence one mile south of Moores store on Saturday the 26th of this month A lot o f provender and valuable stock con sisting of goOd horsos and mules cattle and hogs will be sold Rev E N Metcalfe pastor of the M E Church South this city will preach his closing sermon for this Conference year next Sunday night All the members of his church and members of sister denominations and the public are cordially invited to be presentr The Kaufman Fertilizer Company ndianopolis was awarded the premium at the Paris Exposition 1000 for the best animal fertilizer See A W Robinson General agent Ladies Man Tailored Skirts and Coats to measure from 500 up Woolens sold by the yard Write for sam pies SAM M BOWMAN Tailor Lebanon Ky MASONIC ELECTION Last Friday night Columbia Chap ter No7 elected the following officers for the Insuing year Horace Jeffries High Priest T R StultsKing Sam LewisScribe- W W Bradshaw Secretary R F PaullTreasurer SojournerJJ W Jackman Royal Arch Cap D Jones Master 3rd Veil Albin MurrayMaster 2nd Veil John Eubank Master 1st Veil J E Murrell Sentloal LOOK FARMERS And see what your State Chemist buyCalwill explain why they can sell you the best fertilizer fur the least money Bead the card of W P Brandenburg he Jeweler Market street Louisville uearTili He Is a tine workman and solids your trade a t i n IsGLENSFOKK- 3p Volts io very wck of inflatn i HatuTy rheumatism An iufantohildof Uriah Morgan died the 27of cholera in fan turn Marri d on the 80 Niss Effie Willis to Mr Heury Bottoms of Fair Play Mra Bottoms is a dunglmr of Johu Willis but has for epvIra T arsmad her homo with W L Taylor of this place She was one of curliest young la dies aud will be greatly miesed in our social circles Rev J W Edward of Horse Care has just closed a meeting at this plncp Rev Edwards is an interesting speaker and his meet ings were well attended Real estate ii changing hands rapidly iu these parts Ed John son bought Elijah Rosenbaums farm for 900 Jas Helm bought W L Taylors house and lot for 300 Albort Johnson bought Isaac Taylors property for 500 Mrs Samantha Wesley sold her house aud lot to Elijah Rosen Imum for 400 Isaac Taylor bought J Z Collins farm 500 Henry Taylor paid Judson Miller 250 for his farm F A Rosen baum bought a house and lot of Thos Upton J W Marshall tra ded farms with Mrs Siotba Mar shallA few days ago some school chil dren at the Simpson school house found as they thought a wild an mal in an old hollow log Calling their teacher they found it to be the greatly emaciated but surviv ing form of a black Borehire hog The hog was found to be the prop erty of Rioharji AkmandMr says it has been missing three months and doubtless hat been confined inthe lotfall that tune BLISS Millet harvest Is now the go The crop is light and short Mrs HB Thurman win sick scTer al days of last week Mrs Carrie Powell was visit ig xfS Laura Powell In yoUr city last Monday and Tuesday HB Thurman was visiting with Rev E D WatKins and wife at thlI Fork last Wednes dayCMrs Lucy Tollls and two children of ColumbIa were visiting in this neighborhood the last of the week Miss Ella May Flowers spent Thursday at H K Walkers on Petus Fork Judge T A Murrell and wife weeIvisiting the formers parents oJJ lers fork Tuesday night Misses Susie Mournjn aad Le a Taylor who haval en vMUng in sails neighborhood r tmqe to Higaway Thursday 0 cet m worthy editor t f the A i1 ws wife and children Jim Nay and family spent one day last week at the hospitable home of M J Muriel JRev C R Payne and wife of Co RevPayneJj O and B F Grlsrom and sent them J to Cumberland county at 6Oc MIss Emma Browning ofiffilltfinro visited the family of J Di Mowers on Thursday night We are very sorr9 teaotethatPeter McCaflree hasjsea sick but we hge he will epjjp qe better ajrs Carrie Powell wbowt matron of the College at LebanoiwWBBn last year has been notified tbe their next week Hits Mary QRiBSOm has accept ed a position as music teacher in tte lllegeand fJIY qonapanj Mra PC w PHIL We have the finest corn crop than bas been grown for many years Will Wilkerson of RUe brought the finest load of melons here Saturday that was evermarketed here Green Luttrell and Anderson Foley passed through here last week with a tine bunch of sheep Aunt Bailie Toms Miss Bertha and Tom Daniels and a child of RA Lut trell are on the sick list J y Tucker nd W Hell are re ported better Mrs Bertha Shepherd diedAugust 20 of typhoid fever after an UUoessI of two months She was a JP and Mary Walters of D caturt and married Mr John Cundlff the 85th uf last December Ererjlhlcg was done for her that could be duns Jut before her spirit took its flight she called her husband and friends to her bedsidrt and asked them to meet her In haven Her remains were laid to rest at AotlPOh and her funeral was preached by Eld J Q Montgomery K8IFLEY The nt shows have advanced crops ofalTkindj Squirrel hunting seems to be the or der of the day Mrs Boda Chelf aged 84 is quite sick SH Knifley and W I Ingram at tended the Liberty fair Our school is progressing nicely In the new house which the people built in one week i S K Humporew have ilsoTed late ii lJItN wtUmr t 0 OBITUARY Wednesday night August 19th 1903 the spirit of Peter Tarter our beloved father took passgge to the unknown world to us He was born Deoember 16th 1829 Was married December 18th 1849 to Barak Edward They lived happily together until her death which occurred March 1st 1896 and with her his happiness seemed to have been burled as be said on that occsv loa This life work is finished anti well dont while he left none of this worlds good to his children he left a heritage1 far more endurlBg He left nothing undone thatf he eould to to helj tbote in distress was generous hearted to a fault slid leaves many friend to sorr raw Outptrji fkiallj OfT omly three survive him WeBorrow but tie sorrow Is twtaeejay tort u lime and again that he wanted to go to the dear mother who had gone before Ye- W loved him for he wag an indulgent father a devoted Husband a kind friendand neighbor Ht professed e llglon in h11118thY8l and joined the Methodist church and lived a Ctinlt enl Christian to the eid Hewasatao a member of the Masonic Fraternity a member of the AdslirCounty Fftdal court was a cheerful coapaaloii al ways meeting his friends with a smile and handshake friendsandrelatyiqletua strive to meet hfn where partlkg Is fib moreV t U DVNNYILLS Mr Frank Chelf died on the 25th August ofl Bertha wife of John tcundiff diem August 27th and was burled at toe Klnaetts burying grouBoV Kd Z T Plllliniamoatiotett the itniiil TIle SJ Bell Wade a baslneti trip to Ltnaie last week Bow Esary8A Thor 3iad ftrliy m visitlig reUUTM at this place tQJkibOataims party for IBOady Browi oia one pair work valet to Will Wklter hfar160- BI Di y Mitch ofltOl itaauM to uBeQUbJi can rae billet toIIij srFthis weed ewtflihatius via Dt plaeel Ihe bilice regular order Missta Alice Winfrey and iCollie Bfll6tBoyeKTrvllled frtoads at this rJac a test week J6baaa RIM Ada Cuadlff are vis COUIJItytblIweek bare J D Jones made a flying trip to Russell Springs last week Bobt Hatfleld who was seriously hurt bya falling tree is thiwgbt to be Improving BOD1b1TT HORb LEBANH w y D BOBBITT 8 SOY Prop Titter Ballroad Street Within Fifty Yards of the Depot 0jarHewly and neatly fqnlbid ctean beds Special aerie 0dat11 RateirlUOM1jTrude espectfully solicited Wallstreetdevelopmentllbowqultconcluslvey upon Wall street peseta would bti Mastic enough io suit the mOlt flastldl = hSTONE Ihave an Excellent DLuv STONE which has bee tried in about one hundred cases of hydrophobia and snakebites with good results L can cite you to many of the IIatDULWORTJI JA The financiers who want rubber to in the currency might flied jith necks of those who are looking to see what trusts have bees shackled by the presldeat 4 CM wasEM + JE WtaR4 yrrj lANK e r e- BI 1aueauiihil1 to week C an oc dersof tourllae 13I Wea Market bsbwsss 10 ad 3d- rrYlATliddi j wJ N drr Fearful Odds Against Bedridden alone and deatltutej Such lHbrief was the condition of an old soldier by the name of J J Ravens Versailles Ohio For years I was troubled with kidney disease and neith er Doctors nor medicines gare him re lief Atlengttahe triedElectric Bitten It put him on his feet In short order and now he testifies I am on the road to complete recovery Best on earth for Liver and Kidney trouble end all Poems of Stomach and Bowe complaints Only 60c Guaranteed bytirugglst r Hon Lewis KcQ of Bowling Green in a rlceat latrf1ew says that lie has sever icea tlHi DenocnUc pars ty la better coodJtlOB Kentucky xsd yreilstc a rourisg big majority lor Beckb 1End of a Bitter Fight Twophysicians had a long stubborn tight with an abases on my right lung writes J F Hughes of Da PontGa- read gate me up Eveybody thought inytfane had come Asa last resort 1 tried Dr Kings New Discovery for ConsuMption The benefit I recleyed was striMag load Iwas on my teeth i few days Now Ire entirely gained my health It conquers all Coughs Colds sad alrbstiud Lung troublea QuaranteediMl 4by all druggist Price 664 and 1100 Trial bottletree Whea aa lo wa peasioBer refused to longer draw klspeuiettthe official at DM Koines immw4ut Jy pronounced him orazy The average republican o qrCi Ha always 4utck to denounce as air y1odtCllne to connect with the federal trewnry The hMterwlth which the admlnls trubnoef not cleam cut the post offlee department mu be ah Indication that there are others who seed toe UMpUaceraWfr froon the operation df the iMtatf liHiltatloB 5a JlllMlyentue maD1ito expect one nil well to know for OftowB belief Bad for others that 13pekllasAFrnkaSily 1sthebeatrem- edToa IYfor ieaidjBruiaea CatyifeM Bout art Pfles Only 25c Guannteedbr 4raniit The public gathers from Oongress man iilttauer remark that the only thlBff about the glove coatract that he is sorry for is that it was exposed Wt lteIife In the last analf sis nobody know I but we do know that it is under strict law Abase thin law even slightly palm results Irregular living mean derangement of the organs resulting in ooIQpa lon Headache or Liver trouble Dr Kings New Life Pills quickly readjusts this Its gentle yet thorough Only 25c at all drug- stOres BIG FOUR ROUTE Sumner Tourist Line MOUNTAINS LAKES FOREST AXD SHORE NEW YORK AND BOSTON The Travelers Favorite Line Chicago Pallwm Sleeping Can Strictly Modern IndiannpoliePeoria and al points in Indiana and Michigan Unequaled Dining Car Service Modern Equipment Fast Sched uler Write for Summer Tourist focok WARKBN JLVNCN W P DEPPE Gen Pau d Ticket Ast Last P 4T A CINCINNATIQiID S J GATES QcMral A eats LeslavilleKy CHEAP LANDS For Homeeeekers and Colonies The country aloof the Cotton Belt Route in Southeast Missouri Arkan his llprtliwest LonUIana and Texas Qfpx the greatest opportunities for Hoajeseekers MUd climate Rood water cheap building material abund ance of fuel and soil that will often lea single Mason yield enough to pay for the ground Land can be bought aa cheap ag 260 as awe prairie land at 94 and 15 per acre aprbostom land att6 and 16 per acre up Improved or putty cleared land at lID and 816 ptri acre Some fine propositions fur cnloeestracta of 2000 to 8000 acres flHIeracreblr money In Jbl foreoooorraeizeriFrslt and trnck liMla IB UM famoaa peach and tomato belt of Rant Texas at fW t120 per las np1rrl1eUA 1orl fcrathmj about cbeap re HIHU1IOIi a 0MteraturPdead9tlvnnf thla vtesi ert61atJjllRd l t tip help you nda howe te2t wUlccfit yon w aiflfe than ljgoete TA 1 PATTERSON HOTEL JKTKeSTOSfliN KY No hotter place can be found than at the above named hotel new elegantly furnished and the tible at all times supplied with tho beat the market affords Feed Stable in connection J B PATTERSON Dl1JJ1JjIJ1JCVJIIacewllltml liDS 524 526 and 528 Wr Market S- treetveTHE PROGRESSIVE STORE Four Floors 49 by 128 feet filled with Carpets Rugs Wall Paper Pictures Eto It pays to visit this store if you want to buy cheap and good CITY HALL PHARMACY DRUG STORE Nicest Drug Store in the City of LOUISVILLE 1fJllt1 M DOHOGII Kentucky Stove Tinware Co QEALERS its Staves Ranges Wood and Iron Mantels ifiotfa Fvxrziacos cuid 3CottIee Tinware Graniteware and Stove Fittings 705 W Main St Louisville Kentucky HrEssHAND NDeSADDLE HARNESS SADDLES and Bridles are the Beat 1 make and sell them I can furnish you anything in Baddlery Buggies and Farm Machinery Call and see me J W JAOKMAN COLUMBIA KENTUCKY Telephone 5091 =THE NEYITT HOTEL ti StiBTEG xsoo PEIZ C dY 523 WEST MARKET STREET Between Fifth and Sixth R H NEVITT Prop LOUISVILLE KY E L HUGHES Jc 60 SASH DOORS BLINDS AND All Kinds of Building Material WRITE FOR ESTIMATES 123 125 E Main St LOUISVILLE KY Hats 6a p 5 and GlovesWHOLESALE ONLY Send for our Fall Catalogue now ready The merchants pre cordially invited to inspect our line Avhoil ill1AJj31 JSr VIIXE i JOHANBOEKE BROSR Cjt r LIIIV SLL KY- t A t o DILLER BENNETT CO Macnactnrer and Wholesale De Ier i- nFURNITUREOFFICE nUll WAKJr IiOi1- MSLoUiSILLEKY521 W Main St W P BRANDENBURG JEWELER 63G W MARKET Above 7th LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY Full line of Watches Diamonds Jewelry Sptclacle aid Dock Firnt class Watch and Jewelry repairing at n iiMiiatile prices Newly FurnishedtAmerican Plan 8100 Per Day- Nio Boslers Hotel MBflLS 25c NIG BOSLER Manager Patronage of the Green River Section Respectfully SolicitedfS Er Corner Second and Jefferson Streets Louisville 0 0 0 Kenttickti v 4 DEHLER BROTHERS t till East Market Street LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY Carry All Heights In STOCK SEND AND PRICES 1Umm m in sri KKBBT p FIFTH AY6NVE HOTg4EEtf 333s FIFTH BET STREETSj X LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY JJJJ 7 Refurnished Redecorated and Remodeled A Firstclass f Hotel at Popular Prices Convenient to Wholesale and Retail V Districts Churches and Theatres J T Pike Campbell Geo Schenck Asst 1N fir W to Rich SK Tafel r JEWELER 122 W Market Louisville Kentucky BEST LINE OF M WATCHES AND CLOCKS IN TH City Steerling Silver and Plated Ware in all the Newest Designs Come brr9 yoijr engagement and wedding rings Guaranteed repairing a specialty Highest prices paid for pnarlg DISTRIBUTING DEPOT FOR PITTSBURGH PERFECT FENCES ALL GALVANIZED STEEL WIRES FOR FIELD FARM AND HOG FENCING TilE ONLY ELECTRICALLY WELDED FENCE jeysRy ROD GUARANTEED PERFECT The ftmf7JNone All large wires Highest EFFICIENCY LOWEST COSTA No Wraps hold Moisture jin4 pause Rust Street PUISBCMH tyXTKt Special Style ytlrsrgeK MIOF Wt can SAVE YOU MONK M FtMbtf e HWP5ffr GEORGE DBHLBE JR 404 406 408 41o E Market St LOUISVILLE KY BOSLER BROTHERS 1JOB11EU3 OF Shoe Store Supplies Shoemaker Supplies JLptfier and Findings Harneee and Lctoe L aUae7it Send for Catalogue 521 W Market Street LuiayllloJleltnctj t

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