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The Adair County news.: n. Wednesday, April 1, 1908.

The Adair County news.: n. Wednesday, April 1, 1908. The Adair County news.. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. S. Harris, Columbia, Kentucky 1908 ada1908040101 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. The Adair County news.: n. Wednesday, April 1, 1908. The Adair County news.. Chas. S. Harris, Columbia, Kentucky 1908 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 4 Ijyi iFj1 tit tC t4t p t 4 q r1 Ti u I f J Jf r J i fM muwlamltii iNtbJj c 1 f d e J VOLUME Ie COLUMBIA ADAIR COUNTY KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY APRIL 1908 j NUMBER 21 GROWING IN INTEREST The NewMftfit Contest To Four Young p t- es in Adair County First prize jtstdies Gold Watch Second pizeI Gold Bracelet Third prize Gold Set Ring Fourth prize Gold Brooch Pin Contest closes Wednesday April IStfi 1908 at 12 JM Below is given the vote up to 1130 this Tuesday Jennie McBarland Columbia 27377 Mollie Gaidwell Portland 21390 Pearl Breeding Vester 14806 Nina Marcum Columbia 14481 Nora Bradshaw Montpelier 10295 Mary Feese Cane Valley 8370 Lula Connpr Glensfork 7756 Mary Hule Columbia 5230 Ruby Jeffkes Ozark 2925 Alice Walpr Columbia 2535 Cora Columbia 1750it SEVERE ACCIDENT Mr Charts Henry who is one of the firm ofthePlaning Mill Co met with a severe accident last Wednesday morn ing In a tew minutes after the ma wffi started he noticed a loose tap andiIan attempt to tighten it his hand sipped striking a saw One finger wastut so badly it had to be am putated first joint Dr W F Cart wright SeveralIother fingirs were injured Mr Henry came ere about six months ago from Wdt Virginia and has made many friads in Columbia all of whom are S9rry hat he met with such a se eut We are glad however that he will be ready for duty- t time CONTRACT AWARDED ernon Holt son of Mr A H amestown has been awarded ract for carrying the mail be olumbia and Campbellsville to ect the first day of July We rmed thafMr Holt will put on iwo e oitilis an fwm hi4agoclit- ring of horses and will endeavor to make quick time Mr Holts bid was something over 400 less than Mr J B Barbees as we understand TO THE LADIES Mrs Sallie Bradshaw the wellknown milliner has secured the services of Miss Flavella Butler of Cincinnati a young lady of rare taste for this sea son She has been here for the past week trimming in a most artistic man nero Many hats of the latest designs will be on exhibition next Thursday A cordial invitation is extended to the Cadres to calk jIt is understood that Mrs W BJSncock continnes with the business Mrs Sallie Bradshaw TO BE MARRIED Miss Pearl Lovelace of Boston Ky who visited Miss Cary Hughes in her life time being a school mate and also a school mate of Miss Fannie Jones and having a number of other acquatyt ances in Columbia will be married at her home on April 22 The intended groom is Mr Quinn Harned who is cashier of the bank at East Bearnstadt Ky About four weeks ago Dr R H Perryman of this county was called to Franklin Ind to see one of his children who was reported sick Mr Sam Snigget married a daughter of Dr Perryman and the couple have four or five children A short time afteit Dr Perryman reached Franklin the whole family was striken with small pox hence the doctor remains to ad minister into the afflicted It is also stated that there are about thirty cases in the town of Franklin- MrJ K Robertson writing to the News from Elida New Mixico says that the Adair county people are well- pleased witty that sunny clime He says preparations are being made for a large crop and that he has one hundred acres ready for planting G W Robert son and EM Staples have 175 acres ready He says an effort will be made for a large cotton crop and eveiry thing is looking fine Lots of people are coming into the county a Mr Smith and son of Russell county Kyj landing a few days ago There is oom for a few more good people The Govern merit land wIll soon be all taken MKr riv i yltJ V JfAIJ 1 f l4J fI0 i 7rXfrpi r 1r rfi 511t 1 r 1fYtt Victor E Kepler an eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs JW Kepler of Hatcher Taylor county who was re ported dangerously hurt nour last issue by our Campbellsville correspond ent died Friday night of last week He was thrown from a horse his head striking a hard substance He was said to have been a bright little boy a great favorite He was not known to us neither are we acquainted with the breaved parents but we desire to ex tend our sympathy to theminthis their great sorrow Mr Leonard Wilson who was one of the players of the Russell Springs Academy team got badly hurt during the progress of the game last Saturday and was compelled to quite the dia mond One of the Lindsey Wilson team was running to make a base and having long spikes in his shoes he ac cidentally stepped on Mr Wilsons foot a spike penetrating it to a con siderable depth The woundwas much better Sunday morning and Mr Wilson left for his home In this issue appears the advertise ment of Young and Coffeys stockbe ing a fancy saddle horse a trotter of high breeding and a jack of merit This firm does not handle inferior stock a fact well established and in offering the stock advertised they believe that merit and value is behind every indi vidual If interested in stock of this kind read their advertisement which will give the information desired A dwelling house on the farm of Mr Scott Montgomery and occupied by Mr Willis Bailey and family was consumed by fire last Thursday about the noon hour Mr Bailey and family wOre at dinner when the house was discovered to be on fire It burned rapidly and but few of the household goods were saved A defective flue was the origin of the fire Last Thursday as two drummers were leaving Columbia driving a team belonging to Mr Owen Gaines Camp bellsville an accident occurred near the roller mill Something frightened the team and the animals started at a rapid gait One of the men was thrown from buggy and slightly bruised Jb other damage of consequence A letter from a private source to a gentleman in this place says that President Allen is now negotiating to build a railroad from Greensburg to Scottsville With the roads from Danville Stan ford and McKinney tg Scottsville Presi dent Allen will have something to keep him busy Remember that the merit contest closes with the paper dated April 15 There are only two more issues of the News before the winner will be announced Hurry up with your votes Much work can be accumplished before the final count Mr Robert Hudson has enlarged his bakery establishment in order to meet the demands of his growing trade Mr Hudson is enjoying a splendid patron age and truly he merits it as he is giv ing as good service as possible fora bakery Quite a number of pupils and several of the teachers of the Lindsey Wilson went to Cane Valley last Friday after noon and witnessed match game of base ball between L W T S team and the C VH S team The result of the game is published elsewhere in this paper Young and Coffey sold two geldings in the Hustonville sale last week that brought them 652 This would appear a fancy price but were strictly fancy horses the kind that bring good money anywhere and at any time Fruit has been damaged but little and at this writing the prospect for ap plea peaches cherries plums is flat tering If onehalf the peaches should be killed in the future the remainder would supply the county Mr Warner Blair who lived in Adair county near Glenville died last Tuesday and buried in Russell county Thurs day He was about 70 years olda victim of dropsy The walk along the pike fronting the cemetery will probably be completed this week It will be a very necessary improvement and for it thanksare due the Municipal Board 1frJE Pendleton returned from Louisville last Thursday While in the city he sold 19 hogsheads of Burley tobacco aft fr m10 00 to 13 75x pet hundred if1 Aitl 1jIjf i cn iA f j A QUIET WEDDING Mr WE Todd and Miss Mont Walford Married in the Pres ence of a Few Friends THEY WILL RESIDE OUT OF TOWN Mr WETodd a prominent young farmer son of Mr and Mrs J D Todd who reside two miles from Co lumbia and Miss Mont Walford a pop ular young lady of this city were mariried atthe home of the brides inlaw Mr E G Atkins last Wednes day evening at 830 oclo kThe cer emony was beautiful and pronounced in a very solemn mariner by Eld- s ZT Williams Only relatives and a few intimate friends were present After receiving congratulations from those present the couple left for their home a farm which had been provided by the young husband situated on Russells creek three miles from Co lumbia As they took their departure thei wellwishes of the company were ex pressed in the throwing of showers of rice etc- There is no better young man ins Adair county than Will Todd His habits are correctis not only an in dustrious farmer but looks after other business being one of the directors of the Citizens BankcThe bride has many friends in this place where she was principally reared and educated all of whom rejoice in her selection of a husband a gentle man who will be a loving companion as long as the two are permitted to live In another part of this paper will be found the advertisement of Mr W L Gradys stock Mr Grady is so well and so favorably known throughout this State as to need no introduction from any one and likewise the reputation of his stock is known throughout the country As to Mr Grady he is a man of experience and has devoted many years to the stock business his success being almost phenomirial Within this part of the country he is probably the best advertised of any man in Southern Kentucky and cer tainly there is not a sire of fancy horses within the State that surpasses Jordan Peacock By reading the advertisement you will readily understand the great worth Jordan Peacock has been to this part of the State and while he stands at the head of his owners fan cy yet he believes he has a close second in Kentucky King Read his advertisement PAID LIST The following subscriber lave paid since last issue- J F Hines M E Corbin W A Brockman Myrtie Gentry Hattie Acre J W Moran J C Royse Wm A Feese Mrs Harriet A Walker W 0 Pile S H Absher T J Campbell F J Barger C Gowen Mrs S E Squires A 6 Baker Dr C M Rus sell Mrs Belle Snow N A McKinley T F Bennett S L Hartfield D P Rice John Bryant R A Corbin B C White Hiram J Conover Henry Wool dridge Miss Bercia Simpson Squire John Eubank P W Pickett R L Davis Mrs S D Caldwell Mrs Hat tie Rowe G W Cape James Suddarth Rogers Bros C E Rogers J A Par son Dave Miller A J Clark George Herriford J W Parish Chas Ham mons Del Cravens UG Anderson David Harden C H Bryant Mrs Mat tie H Bennett I Burchett Curt Hunter W E Willis G A McKinley Fred Coffeg Ida Reynolds P J Cooper A C Snow Stanton Wboldridge L P Long Wiley LOnS J Long J A Vaunhan J R McFarland J C Sublett J D Sharp Mrs Etta Cald well J T Fletcher J T Burton J M Hendrickson C E Moore E G Hardwick Henry Gr ntMrs Ellen Smith M T Field 0 C Vaughan A G Wilmore RP Breeding J R Bell Wellington Redmon J S Grissom C R Payne JA English W E Toddi Dr ULTaylorMrs Ellie G Scott Creed Haskins D A Grady J T Stone J Ai Gheatham J Albert Cravens Mrs W G Smith EL Re eJ W Flowers It J Howard Dr Strater AAHall Uriah Eeltner Curt Blades J 1C Rodgers WPGi1 pin Upton Lowe WM Blank nship Chester Perkins Humphrey Bros Allen Walker J W Walker All put for the millinery opening of the Misses Euba k nextSaturday j ifJ lts it it J f 1 r Sitif t LE SS F Arwed the Great German Coach horse is advertised in this issue and all that is said of him can be shown to be tr eHeis a horse of fine makeup and is proving himself a great sire The gentlemen who own him paid a fancy price not so much to make mon eyas to increase the size and worth of horse stock in this part of the coun try Their experience so far is highly encouraging and the popularity of Ar wed is growing as fast as his colts are seen Mr Browning who has charge of him isa gentleman who will giye every one a fair square deal and any business entrusted to his care will prove correct Read the advertisement f interested in stock of this kind If you want to breed for stamina if you want to build up the breed of your horse stock you cant go back of the thoroughbred He is the foundation to which all the great families trace and wherever a high per cent of his blood exist you find the most desirable fea tures shown up Read JH Smiths advertisement in another column and especially the great thoroughbred whose services are offered Mr Smiths strictly reliable a stock man of good reputation and is trying to build up the stock of Southern Kentucky He has some good ones and will give yon fair treatment If you are indebted to The News as much as a dollar and dont want it discontinued then call next Monday county ourt day and adjust the same If you dont want the paper its your duty to pay for what you have received and your privilege to have it discontinued Next Tuesday is the last day we have under the new ruling and if your arrearage is as much as a dollar we will be compelled to discontinue in every instant The Lindsey Wilson team and the Cane Valley High School boys crossed bats on the grounds of the latter last Friday afternoon The game was easily won by the LindseyWilson the score standing 12 to 24 in favor of the Lindsey Wilson A large crowd witnessed the game The fifth Sunday Mission meeting at Big Creek church was largely attended There were many interesting talks and a subscription fund rased not too large rather too small for those working in foreign fields Those who attended were hospitably entained by the good people of the neighborhood The position taken by Rev A R Kasey in his sermon last Sunday even ing is well understood by the best people of Columbia and the News endorses his utterances TUE MATCH BALL GAME The lindsey = WiIson Team and The Academy Boys of Russell Springs Cross Bats VICTORY IN FAVOR OF THE LATTER According to agreement the Lindsey Wilson base ball team and a team from the Russell Springs Academy met on the campus of the former last Saturday afternoon Notwithstanding the weath er was unfavorable raining constantly the game was called at 3 oclock and proceeded uninterruptably until the close of the ninth inning Up to the sixth inning the Academy boys were not in the game and it was the judgment of the spectators that they would be badly defeated as the score at that stage of the play showed 10 to 2 in favor of the LindseYWilson However it was demonstrated that you can not at all times tell just what will happen The Springs boys saw that something had to be doing the manager announcing that the time had arrived to play and the boys went after the game in dead earnest keeping perfectly cool They gained rapidly from the sixth inning and when the game closed the score card showdjll for the LindseyWilson team and 12 for the Academy teamI The Lindsey Wilson boys are not satisfied and the two teams will again come togetheratanearJyday Quite a number of people witnessed the game v A letter from Mr Creed Haskins conveys the information that he improves veryjvsl6wly Born to the wife of Geq the 26thirisfc adaughter r v A itf M JSS S 1ZJ r tillliJ t HORRIBLE AFFAIR S T Huddleston of Cumberland County Shot and killed by Ills Son TilE SLAYER MADE HIS ESCAPE News reached here last Saturday afternoon that Mr S T Huddleston who lived in the Marrowbone country Cumberland county had been shot and instantly killed by his son We nave endeavored to learn the praticulars from the scene of the trou ble but have failed dispatched from Glosgow to the SundayCourierJournal makes this statement The son asked the fathers consent to have a party at his home The request was refused and a quarrel ensued the son shooting the father with the result as above statedImmediately after the shooting the boy made his escape The dead man is said to have been a promiment farmer and the manner of his passing has created great excitement in the neighborhood L W T Sit NOTES Rev A R Kasey who was absent last week on account of his mothers illness has charge of his classes again Mr Walter Taylor visited at his home near Montpelier Saturday and Sunday On Friday afternoon the Lindsey Wilson and Cane Valley base ball teams played at Cane Valley The game resulted ina victory for the LindseyWilsons boys with a score of 24 to 12 They were very much elated over their victory but on Saturday af ternoon the Russell Springs Academy team defeated the L W T S boys by a score of 12 to 11 Our boys expect to play them again soon On Saturday April the 4th the St Marys and Lindsey Wilson tsams will cross bats at the L WT R Park and an interesting game is expected New pupils are still entering the normal and the regular attendance is splendidProf Elam Harris emjoyed a visit from his father and mother the last of weekMr and Mr Charles Mitchell both of Green county were visitors at the Lindsey Wilson last week AT THE RINK The attendance increasing Agreat rush for skates Now somebody has got thy number In another week a person will have to be here at 4 oclock in the afternoon to get skates for the evening Manager Staples What timeis it Seven forty Great heavens Do I have to stay here until 10 Now you boys get off the floor and make room for the ladies Jo tap the bell TRem girls have been on the flbor long enough for this time Did you find a pair of skates No somebody has got my number What is your number Sixty Oh well there are plenty of themuNo there aintI am going to buy me a pair then 1 will be given an opportunity to show whatl can do Cant you skate without knocking a person down You are too clumbsy to be on the floor Here boy buckle on these skates Dont stand there like you was asleep get a move on you George will the rink floor be extended about thirty feet I guess so Jim Page says he will have the work done If we run through the Summer we will put in electric fans Said Mat ager Staples MILLINERY OPENING X v The Misses Eubank having just re turned from market wH have their opening next Saturday They have se cured the servic sofMiss Parks of Nashville an experienced milliner and they are satisfied they can please the ladies All those who admire beautiful hats trimmed in the latest style are requested to be atSneir place of business next Saturday v r rt l1xc Ot1 THE M F HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Miss Mary Miller was absent from school Thursday Mrs John Conover and Mrs Holla day visited the Art Studio Friday- Miss Mabel Conoyer is in school af ter an absence of several weeks Mrs Shirley of Milltown was a visitor at the school Friday afternoon Miss Rosa Conover spent several days with her parents from Thursday till Monday i fMiss Mary D Patteson is in school again after an absence of sever lweeks Miss Mildred Walker entered school last week Miss Mary Williams spent Thursday night with Miss Mary Miller- Mr James Shirley accompanied his mother home Friday afternoon Miss Mary Lucy Lowe spent Satur day with her friend Miss Helen Upton near Glenville Mr Reed Shelton went to Louisville Monday morning He heard Paderew ski the evening at Macaulays Mrs Charles Russell accompanied Miss Frances ones to Louisville They ex pected to hear Paderewski Miss Cecil Pile spent the week with Miss Leonora Lowe Miss Nellie Follis and Miss Susan Miller before leaving for her home in Oklahoma We are sorry to loose Cecil from school Prof Ohlenmacher left on a business and pleasure trip Friday He will be in Louisville and probably meet some of his pupils in Louisville and hear Paderewski The class in complete Geography has in the last week been making some maps of Africa They were handed in the last of the week and showed consid erable talent They were beautifully I done in ink and also the colors as represented on the model maps Base Ball is now the game of the season The boys seem to be very much enthused and have excellent practice every afternoon American Literature Class was IThe busy Wednesday of last week making charts on the lives and works of American authors during the Colon ial and Revolutionary Periods The new books in our library will be well used this week in a study of Twice Told Tales and Bryants Poems For the especial benefit of the class in Greek History the pupils in Prof Darnalls room were given a short sketch of the principles of Greek Archi tecture We had on the black board very fine drawings representing the three orders with an entablature also This was supplemented by pictures of Greek temples and public buildings and awakened an appreciative interest in all Mary Miller- Ella Todd Mr U G Anderson contractor of the wood work in the new brick build ing at Russell Springs informs us that he has completed the two store buildings and within a short time will have the Bank trimmed to a Queens taste These buildings are uptodate in every particu lar and stand to the credit of that thrifty little cityan exemple worthy of following by others Not only should the town feel proud over the enterprise of the men who lead out in such sub stantial improvments but for the men whose skill laid the brick and put the finishing touch with carpenters tools The store buildings are owned and will be occupied at an early date by F L Wilson and D Wilson and Sonmer chants whose interprise bespeaks much for Russell Springs and that section generally If you are indebted to this office and will be in town next Monday County Court call and make payment and vote for your favorite in the merit contest The sheriff of Adair county closed Mont Brockmans store at Sano last week attachments having been gotten out by Louisville firms Mrs Allen Walker entertained quite a number of young people at dinner last Sunday The repast was most elegant ly prepared and very much enjoyed Mr C C Holt and family are now residents of Columbia and are occupy 4 ing the frame part of the old hotel tiY building on the public square i Mont W Brockman of Sano filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy last Monday He is represented jiy Mr H ttj S Robinson of CampbelUviile j tik i r i ii fl 1 L1rV 4Si 1 ik i N d Vc f x 3i THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS jj 7tSfA iiir J S 7ttf 5 t Je f t t CANE VALLEY DEPARTMENT VC If ForwForr l The Cane Valley Schdbl T6tirnal i 1111 editorISS33333333EEEEFEEiWCtJL 33333333 3r rEfr EEEEEEEcw Mr John Faulkner sold his favorite horse Monday Price unknown Mr Joe Rice traded with Mr Sam Edd Squires a large pair of mules Owing to the bad weather work has been postponed on the Tennis Court but will be resum ed again the latter part of this week We hope to commence playing in the near future The Sunday School at the Christian church has a good attendance Bro 0 W McAllister its Superintendent is a good man and has done a great deal toward building up the school The singing at the Baptist church last Sunday evening was largely attended Many beautiful songs were sung and com mented on by Rev Dudgeon The music was furnished by his daughter Miss Nancy Sunday School was organized at the Baptist church last Sun day Brother R B Willson was chosen Superintendent W W Kerr assistant Superintendent We are confident that with these two men as leaders our Sunday School will be a success The Ice Cream Supper given by the M B As at the Masonic hall on last Friday evening was quite a success The tables were artistically decorated in the lodge colors red yellow and green The color scheme was carried out with flowers and ferns Every one reported an enjoyable time The trustees of the Palestine school Taylor county have se cured the services of Prof Wal ter Bowen as teacher for their fall school Prof Bowen is at present attending the C VHi S and is one of the best stu dents of the Normal Class He has a host of friends in Cane Val ley and the people of Palestine should consider themselves very fortunate in securing such a competent teacher On last Saturday evening a number of the young people of Cane Valley attended the skating rink at Columbia Those present were as follows Prof J H Sanders Misses Lizzie Blev ens Mary Feese Mary Hancock Fonzo Hancock Estelle Daughty Clara Faulkner and Susie Kate Page Messrs W W Bowen Roger Page William Callison Bingham Moore Bruce Kerr John Faulkner Emmir McAllis ter William Willson Louard Smith and Mr and Mrs E C PAage All uiiite in thanking the pleqple of Columbia for the kind ness shown them DID YOU KNOW That the score of the ball game last Saturday was 28 to 10 in favor of the C V H S That Miss Mary Feese traded a nice lamb for a fine large sheep That Miss Lizzie Blevins has a pet parrot That Cane Valley has arnew barber shop MafcMr Bruce Kerr wasyery inuchlaiarmed by the striking of tliSf own clock in Columbia last tt Jjt i J r t fr G fJ2 I Saturday night That Sublett Bros have a large stock of new Spring goods Call in and see them when in townThat Mr Ed Eubank has a very fine lot of shoes It would be well to see them before buying elsewhere That you will find fresh fish at R B Wilsons every Friday af ternoon That Cane Valley has a new grocery store That Miss Kate Squires has opened a new millinery store up stairs over The Dudgeon Cos broom and stove manufacturing establishmentThat V H S has en rolled over 125 pupils That new school hats have been ordered That every body turned out to the ball game last Saturday That we can boast of one of the most enthusiastic schools in the State That the Normal Class is doing fine work That every body appreciates the kindness of Mr Harris the editor of the Adair County News for printing our news FIRST GAME OF TilE SEASON At Smiths Park on last Saturday afternoon in the presence of nearly 200 people the opening game of base ball was played The Cane Valley High School team crossed bats with the combined teams of the Russell Creek Baptist Academy and the S W Buchanan Collegiate Institute both of Campbellsville Although it was a very inter esting game it was rather a one sided affair as the C V H S team easily defeated the combin ed teams of the other schools by the overwhelming score of 28 to 10IMany poor plays were made by both teams but all played well considering the practice The teams lined up as follows Campbellsville Schools Beauch amp Catcher Bass Pitcher Durrett 1st Base Rakestraw 2d B Taylor S S fBuckner 3d B Skaggs L F Steger C F Richeson R F C Valley High School Smith Catcher Judd P Moore 1st B Sanders 2d B Callison S S Kerr 3d B Wilson L F Edrington CF Kerr R Pfi Dr Atkinson of Cane Valley and Merlin Wood of Campbells ville were the umpires NOTES ON THE GAME Willie Wilson made some nice catches in left field Grover Judd the crack pitcher of the C V H S had the Camp bellsville boys at his mercy He pitched a fine game After having the game safely won he re tired in the seventh inning to al low Prof Sanders the pleasure of throwing a few to some of his former pupils and team mates Eddy Bass the heavy weight pitcher of Cville team was bat ted out of the box in the fifth in ning Eugene Beauchamp took his place but the C VVH S boys continued to slug the ball The gate receipts were 1200 We wish to thank Mr Hutchison and Mr Page for their excellent work as gate keepers i iff fr fr t l3333333EEEEEFFi personals tii33333 eEEIi EEE t Mrs June Hancock is better at this writing Miss Claud Bumgarner was in town Tuesday Chas Paxton of Gresham was in town Sunday Mrs Mary Turner was in town Tuesday shopping Will Wilson was in Coburg on business Wednesday Mrs 0 W McAllister who has been ill is improving Mr S F Grant and wife were visiting his brother Henry Sun dayMr John Hubbard and family were visiting his brother Arch SundayIRev Howke failed to fill his regular appointment at Carmel SundayMr Edd Eubank is in Louis ville this week buying his spring goodsProf 1 L Miller spent Friday and Saturday at his home near Burdick Mr John Faulkner was in Campbellsville last Monday on businessMrs Rice is visiting herj daughter Mrs Brack Massie of Columbia this week Mr J L Parrott of Lebanon was in our city last Sunday visiting friends Mrs Nancy Harden and daugh ter of Carmel were visiting J B Beard Tuesday Miss Lizzie Blevins and Mr Wm Wilson were in Campbells ville last Saturday Rev W S Dudgeon filled his regular appointment at Hutchison Schoolhouse Sunday Miss Olie McElroy of Camp bellsville was visiting in Cane Valley last week Little Miss Mary Wilson has been visiting relatives and friends at Spurlingtqn this week Mr Frank Rice and Horace Massie have gone to Montpelier to receive a car load of hogs Miss Dora Bottoms is in school again after an absence of several days on account of sickness Mr Sam Miller was in our city last Sunday Come again Sam we are always glad to see you Mr Rollin Cundiff was in Cane Valley last Sunday visiting his sisters who are attending school Mr and Mrs T B Grant were visiting Mr Grants mother near Neatsville from Friday till Mon day Mr Edd Cundiff and Mr Edd Hopewell have been in Louisville this week visiting Mr Hopewells daughterMiss Bessie Matthews of Campbellsville is visiting rel atives and friends in Cane Valley this week Miss Allie Oderwalt of Spur lington who has been visiting here for the past week has returned to her home Mr J W Sublett and wife have returned from Louisville where Mr Sublett bought a full line of spring goods Miss M Cun iffone of the crackpupils of theM rn I class is out of school this week oh account of sickness Miss Lizzie Blevens being sick last Wednesday Miss Dora Bot toms took charge of Primary jtAt I + fJ1fif f It Y tk J Department of the C V H S Misses Ruth Squires Malinda Penick and Messrs Tyler Tupman Mont Page and Ben Hancock spent Saturday night with Miss Julia Penick Mr Lee Raley one of our best pupils of the C V H S has returned to his home at Spur lington on account of lagrippe but we trust will be with us again soon Messrs Melvin Wood Lee Williams Garner Taylor Lester Gad die Hugh Gaddie Willie Dur ham and Robt Sanders attend ed the ball game here last Saturday afternoon Prof I L Miller has again been chosen as Principal of the Lemmons Bend School for the ensuing year Mr Miller is an excellent instructor and a en thusiastic school worker Prof I L Miller has returned from Troy Ohio where heat tended the funeral of his uncle Wm Robbins Prof Miller visit ed the High School of Troy but says The Cane Valley High school can not be beat COBURG LETTER Quartley meeting will convene at Asbury chapel the 16th and 17th of May Mr R L Faulkner was in Louisville last week on business Mr Fred Faulkner of Camp bellsville was visiting his brother and sister Mr John and Miss Clara Faulkner Sunday Several of the boys of this place visited the ball game Saturday afternoon which was played at Cane Valley They all report ed a nice time Ray Ware Mr Ware is one of the crack pupils of the C V H S and is doing excellent work y YYYi YYYYYYYYiricY cYYYYYIYYYr G i aVe Just received ate a e1ea Up a uffa f complete ffi1e of Drugs Put = Jf e1t Jli e a c cii e s- I Staple aiS PancJ t Groceries Sf a ii t s t a1JWall aapr tl aQf ana see tile ir nj olcL ci otto fanfs1aci = =next 9 lif801f li EEEE E E 33 1I 33333333 VAi Ai ItW WILSON w Ai W Ai DEALER Ai i Ai IiI i- Ai ALL KINDS O- FPRODUCEi i id HIGHEST MARKET PRIeE PAID FOR POULTRY EGGS AND ALL xixns PRODUCE t Cane Galley Ky r 33 iJ i E E Lfs IrS t 1 r- f tJR Jn 1 i f t 4 77 I SQ BANKSPresident FPRICE VicePresident McALLISTE Farmers s r q jf Bankr Incorporated Capital Stock 500000 Your Business YIIf I Respectfully 1 9 Cane Valley = Kentucky II jw SUBLETT R A SUBLET i J W SUBLETT BRO Dealers In General Merchandise Drq 000 dr x ii Groceries i JiafJessf Fertilizers Undertakers Goods rJh5j ii1 if CANE VALLEY KENTUCKY r T f C R Dudgeon W I Feese F P Rice The Dudgeon Company Manufacturerr of Stoves Stove Pipes Brooms Etc J AlstAgents for Rubberroid Roofing We ao guttering and Tin Roofing Write us for prices CANE l LLEY KENTUCKY J WB Hutchison MW Hutchison i UutchiSODi IT Groccrymen At Cane Valley 1 1 A f HAPPYTHOUGHT t To Get i a Cool t D r ntJ Have your 0 Id Harnesst made New P y or iBuyaNewan Up to Date LOW COST L t di f 1 I f Sr t r asi J 1 OW IC shier Solicited iXX i E D Eubank II Ea1nk Q e leasers in GeneraIMerchandise CroceffisHarness II t i k School Books 1 Agents tot i I OLIVER CHILLEDPLOWS I ANEV ALLEYKENTUCKY t Xt y f t I 7J1rr1 I i 7y r i f f i i l trtt fi i i4 THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS fil 1 3 T u T4l1HL10BSOl1ir It jffi GtEEl1SB G ENTt1CY t c f flas Erpough r i Poniet Witte Fence1 1C rtofence in Green and Adair counties i f The Stay wires on this fence are so J3t i attached that they cant slip on the Line Wires The Harder You Pull f the Tighter it Gets Ji k 1 t E110UGti f Poultry fiettiag J l fJj ence an Acre Chicken Yard on every farm in the two counties and dont forget the 97 kinds of Wall Paper ad 5 vertised in recent issues of The News JrYY hcsx rsYa S I Fifth Avenue Hotelf o V PilE CAMPBELL MGR t Refurnished Redecorated and Re modled A Firstclass Hotel at Popu r lar Prices Convenient to Wholesale 4 f and Retail Districts Churches and Theaters i FIFTH AVENUE LOUISVILLE FIFTH AVENUE BET GREEN AND WALNUT STREETS Louisville Kentucky it fCompletely Renovated Throughout y Absolute Satisfaction Guaran- teedEnterprise Hotel OCHAS F BRO Pops RATES 100 PER DAY 234242 E Market St o Louisville Kentucky oo o co o o FRANK CORCORAN II Hi h Grade worke MarbliwSee US before you buy Adair and adjoining counties LTradefrom solicited r Lebanon Ky i t tt f+ A Big Lot of l r I New Millet Seed and ru- L 1COW Peas 1 1 1i vAS The Empire ColJjrill with cutoff I 4 J JPVW le A CarLoad of Milburn Wagons X Als crrYa complete line of Hardware fi tt = JH Phelps = Jamestown Kgntucky Z 3i 1 J1 f2 tit i r IAL J ii if ACta FELIX r r fIWe continue to have plenty of rain in this section During the storm Wednesday night lightning struck Millard Uptons house and did consider ably damage to house and phonec Mr A B Bartleson grocery man was here Wednesday Mrs Coe is reported to be very much improved Mr Arthur Stanton and wife visited at W S Kerns Saturday night Mr Luther Coffey and wife of Jamestown was here Saturday F B Simmons was able to be in town Wednesday Mrs Pearl Simmons visited atj F B Simmons Saturday U T Selby bought one cowt from Mrs Ermine Wilson Miss Myrt Rexroat returned from Louisville Monday where she has been to secure an arti ficial foot Mrs Ermine Wilson and little a son Hobart visited her father J G Stanton at Russell Springs Saturday night Died at her homeon last Wed nesday morning Miss Myrtle Hughes only 18 years old A sweet beautiful girl in the prime of girlhood the idol of a loving father and mother passed from this world of trouble to receive the reward that is promised to T the faithful We sympathize with the sorrowing ones left be hind but can only point them to a Just God l e s 4 WANTED I 700 LIVE RED and iJ GRAY J I FOXES 11 i i M UEALTUY good condition not q Will pay 200 each for RED FOXES 125 each for GRAY FOXES q Will pay above prices at your express toffice or any mail carrier corn i ing into Campbellsville Ky J when crated light and safe with new tin cup for water J iNever use an old tin can as J the rust kills them q Feed i them chicken fresh beef or rab i obitpay more alive than fur dealers j pay for skins f Write me J- J about how many you will able to get fNO CRIPPLED FOXES J i WANTED q Foxes may be de J livered at the following places J Cooley Bros Absher KnifleyI i Reed Miller Columbia S S Goode Casey Creek J Bob Wilson Cane Valley J Joe Marshalls barber shop Greensburg i W T HODGEN i CAMPBELLSVILLE KY BOX 232 BRAIN LEAKS The man who thinks that tHe world owes him a living is going to meet with trouble if he fails to J startout on a collecting tour the worst feature about a severe snowstorm is the stories the oldest inhabitants tell about worse ones before you were born V7 A window smeared with the f tgtrasfr p r rsFkr fingerprints of children may not be a commendation of a mothers housewifery but it is a compliment to her motherhood Human life is cheap if we con sider only the first payment made down here But people who pur sue it cheaply well find it a dear bargain hereafter- A lawyer settles up a million dollar estate in a couple or three months and gets 75000 for it thats professional The doctor pulls you back from the jaws of death and you kick on paying him 10 thats natural There was a time when we wouldstand any sort of discom ort in order to be able to wear a new pair of shoes now we will undergo all sorts ofcomplaints from the misses about being careless before we will discard the old ones Death Was on Hisheels Jesse P Morris of Skippers Va had closs call in the spring of 1906 He says An attack of pneumonia left me weak and with such a fearful cough consumptionhad Then I was persuaded to try Dr Kings New Discovery It help me immedi ately and after taking two and a half bottles I was a well man again I found out that New Discovery is the best remedy for coughs and lung disease in allI the world Sold under guarantee at E Paulls drugstore 50e and Trial bottle free 100I r ii U 7i When you can a y 1900 Bail Bearing Machine7i th1d14 years old can minutes Guaranteed do i the work or money refunded StEl Cure for It would be folly Jto say that a person should always be his own doctor There are times when one cannot be too quick in consulting a competent and reliable physician but the fact does remain that there many ailments that can be cured at home at very little expense Among the diseases that can be like constipation dyspepsia biliousness and among its staunchest friends are the doctors themselves In such troubles they know they have nothing better offer than the ingredients contained in this remedy and hence the liberal ones advise their patients to take itIt often happens that at the commencement of an attack some people hesitate to take such a simple remedy and run to a doctor but aftertrying various doctors they finally take Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin and have their confi who suffered from what the doctors called tarrh of the stomach He was given up to die by three leading physicians He had no appetite couldnt digest what little he did eat had malmentsadvises all sufferers from weak stomach to use it It can be had in 50 cent and bottles and results are absolutely guaranteed or money is refundedIThose wishing try Dr Cald addressing the company This offer is to prove that the remedy will do as we claim and is only open to those who have never taken It Send for it if you have any symptoms of stomach liver or bowel disease Gentlest yet mosteffective laxative for children women and old folks guaranteed permanent home cure THE PUBLIC VERDICT No Laxative So Good and Sure PEPSIN SYRUP CO 119 Caldwell Bldg Moniicello III rAll notes and accountsowing me are due and I need the money If you have not settled your account please do so at once or you will receive a statement tf W L Walker A five room cottage for rent 202t H T 1 lEvi VVvV 1rww 1 V n n 1i m r m R Whu Break Your Back V V get 1 xisIi to ate to ca to i V Write fer prices on 7I Ali New Wav Gas oline Q 1 i Care of 1i PettIer rg116 E Market St 1 square below Enterprise Hotel Phone Cumb 21C7A Home 2167 NIX Sri N v V IWW jIi I I f I I 11 1 Jewe Opticians WATCHES 1IA1VIOtDS JEWELRY 0sIll WARE Peoples Stomach anyfintclass pertamn sickhCaldwellSyrup pointis buying productbears BAKERI VIfVIVVVWV Engines iAddress Bros Louisville letts and Eyes tested and Eye 5lasses 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will give or send your order to this paper= = NOT to The Courier = Journal Daily CourierJournal 600 a Year Sunday CourierJournal 200 a Year We can give you a com = bitation cut rate on these if you will write this pa= per TheH Louisville Times Is the livest afternoon paper published anywhere It prints the news right up to the minute Four or more editions every day The reg ular price of the Times is a year but you can get the t j Adair County News AND TH- ELouisville Times Both One Yeat v FOR 500 If you will send your order to this paperNot to the Times Plenty Of Trouble Is caused by stagnation of the liver and bowels To getrid of it andheadache and biliousness and the poison that brings jaundice take Dr Kings New Life Pills the reliable purifiers that do the work without grinding or griping r25c at T E Paull fI drug store oft 1 iyt l fI F i p 1J t r f t r tlf V i r r4 I W j A THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS l1 T i ht6idnir tJntnxr- 4 J C tlVS 2 Published Every Wednesday f dalr BY THE ti County News Company + INCORPORATED CHAS HARRIS EDITO Democratic newspaper devoted to the interea r tf the city of Columbia and the people of Ads I r and adjacent counties Entered at the Columbia Postoffice as second class mail matter WED APRIL 1 1908 Senator L C Nell of this v county was one of the lucky LegislaturTI e lucky by reason of hard work keen foresight of men and meas ures He succeeded In getting three of his bills enacted into law a record of which he and his many friends may justly fee proud The measures areas follows a bill prohibiting the sale of whisky in local option dis tricts by wholesale except tc licensed dealers A bill appro priating money for improve 7 ments of the Asylums andI caring for the inmates and 2 bill creating a health officers school for the State These measures all become laws and r their importance can readily be comprehended The most im portant of the three and viewed by the public is the one control ing the sale of whisky Advo cates of temperance cannot fail to heartily endorse this law for it prevents the manufacturers from dealing out their product to anyone but a licensed dealer and they do not exist in local option territory Senator Nell has proven to be a close student measures and has lalored hard in the performance of his duties It is an easy matter to introduce a bill but it is another proposi 1tionto have it become a law There were near 1000 bills intro duced in the Legislature and not exceeding 50 became laws Sen ator Nell stated that he regarded Iris biil as above mentioned of much more worth to the cause of temperance than the extension of the County Unit Law and in order to secure its passage it was necessary for him to vote for the rule requiring a twothirds ma jority of the Senators to call a measure from the 1 hands of the committee He states that was not only prompted to vote for this rule solely to accomplish the enactment of his measure 4 but to protect the State from r other drastic legislation and that he was for the County Unit Bill i and would have voted for it had ever come to passage The above is the position of Senator Nelly and we take pleasure in giving it that he may be clearly under stood While not of his political iv persuasion yet we believe in giv ing justice to every man The il Republican party may well feel proud of Senator Nell and the people of his district should appreciate his untiring energy that 1 secured the law clearly the most v effective of any temperance leg jxpislatiqn yet enacted eIn the Republican State Con vention of Tennessee held at i Nashville the time was taken up- in first fights Two sets of dele 7gates will go to Chicago the l 0 Brownlow faction instructing for 0 Taftl Representative Stanley bitterly k denounced President Roosevelt Ir on the floor of the House last- tt week He compared him otAlexi under Haniiiton whom he desig- Jiiated1 as an advehttierer s f Indianas national Democratic iWDelegates will vote for Bryan 8it ftq t r tfrJLt Tr J4 t It Ftt k3r a 5 kJ 0 jc + Lti 1r s a fz rJjA A RFAHARI f LETTER Our CatpJ1ensvill e1 f dntrlbuto Ifct win eF Enttalalnr of the t appeningsiOf lis Town jt Hoskins Avenue anewstreet leadin r to the Russell Creek Baptist Academy was partially opened this week When this street is completed it will open ups and place on the market best lots in the town SeveralnewI residences will be erected on this new street during the Summer Quite astir of excitement was caused Saturday morning on Lebanon Avenue on account of the little son of Dr R S Devney and little daughter of Mr A C Burry disappearing from home The two families were very much alarmed for some time and after a long and tiresome search they were found by thecombined efforts of seve al families Last week we stated in our letter to the News that Dr J L Atkinson had purchased a lot from Mr G H Gov dy and we learn now that Dr Lee Gowdy was also a purchaser with DJ Atkinson Dr Gowdy informed the writer that he and Dr Atkinson would erect a three room office on their pui chase at once rock having already been hauled for that purpose and that after the town put in water works they would move the building to the rear o If the lot and erect a more modern build ing and something more in keepin g with the citys great progress Di Gowdy Is a young physician who is fast gaining foothold in the affection of all our people and one of whom the writer is always proud to note his ever advancement That the new firm will start out with a strong practice is a certainty Inesdaylatives in Shelby county and Louisville After a close down of about two weeks onaccount of waiting on a piec of machinery the Campbellsville Mar ufacturing Co commenced business again lastweek with renewed vigor This is one of our best enterprises and under the management of MrG W Peterson is sure to be a rip roaring success Our city has been in need off just such an enterprise many years and all our people are exceedingl proud of this immense plant Watch us grow The base ball fever has made its ap pearance again and the boys are prac ticing every afternoon Last Thursday morning our little city was awakened from its slumbers by the shrill whistle of the electric light plant about 430 p m A large number soon turned out and it was learne that Mr Wm Hobsons handsome home on Lebanon Avenue was on fire Be fore any large number arrived the blaze was extinguished by Mr Charlie Durham who lives near Mr Hobson These frequent fire alarms Here should remind the people more forcibly of the great need of waterworks This should be the chief cry of enterprising citizen from now until their efforts are crowns ed with success The fire originated from sparks from the kitchen flue Mrs Hobson was to leave on the 64C train for Maywood where her brother Mr Stephenson was very ill and they were having an early breakfast on this account The damage was only slight The condition of Mr Creed Haskins remains about the same and his large number of lifelong friends would be greatly pleased to have more favorable reports from him He is one of our very best men and has been active ir the business affairs of our county and city for many many years Quite a sprinkle of Republican politicians from various sections of the county were in our city Tuesday tc transact business of importance to party The meeting went into exec utive session at the Gampbellsville ha tel and we are unable to give particulars Owing to the fact that the Methodist Church has withdrawn from the proposed meeting to beheld here the first Sunday in May it is not a settled fats that the great evangelist M IV Ham will be here The last of the Lyceum Entertainers Judge Alden of New York drew large and highly pleased audience the opera house last Thursday evening We understand an effort will be made at once to give these instructive entertainments again next Winter Mrs Emogene Gowdy Collins pi Frankfort has been visiting her brothers Messrs D WJE R LJ T and GHandother near dear old friends here during the week It is an inspiration to have her bright and- harming face in our midst a i The fishermen are meeting with poor wccegs Jail er W T Blakeyjs juslfvrecqver J S W r t J if i iiw i li ttIf 1ft e t C i thrgrip Chief of Police Robert Hord and Judge J Hf Williams are certainly giv ing the laWbreakers a race for their fun r urihgT thesepanickytimesAi dusky African was arrested and fined the limit for drunkenness and disorderly conduct and a white mall received a dose of the same medicine for the same offense What is the use of having laws if they are not to be respected Three cheers for our vigilant city officers The writer was informed about one week ago that several tobacco plant beds had been destroyed and one had grass seed sown in it in this county in the Friendship neighborhood No other depredations have been reported to us and it is to be hoped that this shall be the last we will hear of such offenses There are other methods of fighting the tobacco trust than burning killing etc For instance the American people will have an opportunity this Fall of voting for William Jennings Bryan who sa sure enough trustbuster He will not take his ou in talk but in action VALE V J FOR SALE Pure bred S C Rhode Island red 15eggsMrs D E Tandy Bliss Ky NOTICE To the farmers and stock raisers of Adair and ajoining counties I am at the same old stand with three good bred of stock one horse and two jacks My horse Black Diamond is bred right having both size and style good mane and fine tail The sire sixteen hands high splendid action goes all the gaits from flat foot up His colts most all natural gaited good size and well formed Diamonds grand sire is Onsleys High Tide Red Squirrel on dam side and old Stonewall Denmark on sire side combining two of Kentucky j best breeds My jacks are purely Ken tucky bred and have proven themselves good breeders Mr T T Tupman tells me he has this spring the finest mule colt he ever had foaled Its byniy smallest jack With many thanks foi past favors I hope to share a good part in the future Yours Truly Solomon McFarland ML PLEASANT LETTER Our Sundayschool was reopen ed last Sunday with W H Cun diff and Champ Butler at the helm the right men They car make it very interesting with some effort Golan Butler who has beer confined to his room and bed for some time does not seem to im prove much He is one of our best young men and we trust that he may soon be able to be out S C Hood and son have con tracted with Standard Hardwood Lumber Co to saw out a mill set on the the farm of Mrs Sallie Shepherd beginning g today The families of G M Cundiff R H Montgomery and Ed But ler spent the 23d with the family of J L Hutchison The young folks report a sur prire party at W H Gills on the night of the 23d It is said that all parties connected with the transaction were greatly surpris ed Miss Annie L Hood is on an extended visit to Taylor county IeThere is but little corn ground broke in this section and only a few parties have sowed oats I noticed eleven horses and ten men last Monday and Tuesday en gaged in sowing oats on the farm of Jas Butler and then failed to get through before rain came He is an uptodate farmer Wheat generally looks well tUOVIOUS V Wheat crops are looking fine in this section Farmers are very busy prepar ing for a new crop MrBWHovious made a business trip to Louisville the first of this week Miss Nannie May Humphress ofthis place iitfsitin iherbroth erM Missouri X i tr71fa kx 11 r jtc w ARWCD jThI utrfJla qr a JI llose T t I THS HORSE GREAT IN BREEDING SIZE FORM ANDSTRENGTHIS I the one so well adapted to meet the needs of this section Size form and action are the points of usefulness that every breeder should consider and in ARWED you find every desirable makeup including and The day for mere appearance is fast passing and the worth of doaI ARWEDS first colts are now two years old and out of all there IS not an underIling in his get They have the finish of the fancy saddle bred the form of a show h rse and the power of the draft It costs no more to raise a good horsea horse of good size than it does to produce the underlings Ready for market ready for use in ev ery emergency are the German Coach horsesIPEDIGREE Arwed No 2783 sired by Achim No 1059 he by Achilles No 1313 dam Ardo No 1000 by Agammennon No 560 Arwed is a beautiful brown horse 16 hands high and weighs 1250 pounds He is a moddle in size action and stymie You must see him toehis worth Fee 1000 to insure a living colt o i iJack Chinn Is a black jack with mealy points not too large neither too small but is known to be one of the best mule jacks in the county He will serve for 700 to insure a living colt Care will be taken to prevent accidents but not responsible should any occur Mares will be fed at cost and pastured at 200 per lonthafter May 1st This stock will be found at the stables of J C Browning 6 miles west of Colunl bia and one mile from Milltown Money due when colt is foaled mare traded or remo ed from the neighborhood Not responsible for accidents For further informationacli l dress T- v J C BROWNING Mgrf iI JJOr0 N Xs SX52XsXsSXgSXsS XXXXXXXJCXXXxxXX HXXXXXXGI y I Co I VFRIESSONS4IS7 4 I HARDWARE STORE I s v 19 s os oQi Julia Rosa the of Fish er f L M the in the Mr who has Jll for past If you want of the following articles rt i r iiiryou can getthem at once A iIZt 0 l f Hardware of Every Description u I C Empire and Black Hawk Corn Drills f jl g Wagons Buggies Runabouts S I Saddles Heavy and Light Harness cII I p Wire Fencing of Every Description J Pumps Seed Oats all kinds of Grass Seed t New German Millet It Fertilizers ranging in price from 110 to 180r f 1 for C llandseeus any Farm Implement pir Leather Oo od I LiXsXXSX xxXXxxxxxxxxxXx Misses and Nance were guests Mrs Jim last Sunday Rev Grimsley will preach first Sunday eachmonth- at Hovious school house Fill Jones been- seriousl the fm 4b any a months is no better at this writ ingRev Jim Hovious will fill his regular appointment the second Sunday in each month at the Ho yious cchool house v Miss Annie Hovious was visit ing at Jim Fishers last gatur day and Sundays w f rt 1fJIy riry 1- c iltilkZt i1 t m f Mr Taylor Robinson called on his best friendon Willsons Creek last Sunday r fOR SALE t t A pair of 4 year old mules 15 andli hands high well broke 202tL M WilmoreGradyville Big game of ball next Saturday Sf i Mavs lub 11belberL a If Z r L i T j t fI J 1 i 1 ff 9 444fa Ya r 1 LFT 1 THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWSN t j I 7 MENS LOWCUTS j in Tans Gun Metal Patent Colts 5Vi pi Kids and Velours in all jjhe Latest Lasts Also anything you want in- Regular Top Shoes I I RosseIIif LoO S f r 51oe Sale lt Our Spring Lines of Sh iare all in We maKe a Specialty of Dens and Womens Fine Goods Shoes and Oxfords for Boys Misses and Children It ir We will Undersell City Shoe Stores on FINE GOODS Come and see our Stock RUSSELL CO i 4i Fine Stock Notice 1 Jordan Peacock No 1148 A S H R THE BEST BREEDER IN KENTUCKY 1500torthan any Stallion in Kentucky When you breed to him you are sure to get a colt and a good one His colts are always winners in fairs where ever shown I noticed last year at all the fairs I attended there was a nicejstringjof his colts and they were always winners At Burkesville Ky there were 10 of his colts shown and Mr Anderson Garret had the winner This colt won 9000 at the Burkesville fair Mr Garret then sold the colt for 10000 land the man that bought it was offered 20000 for it while at the Somerset fair The Jordan Peacock Colt Show at the Columbia fair was the best colt show ever seen in Kentucky30 in number all good ones several sold from 10000 to 125 at weaning time JORDAN PEACOCK is known from New York to San Francisco Chicago and Boston City Many of his colts have been bought and shipped to the above named cities and many other cities where fine horses are wanted His colts are the kind that all lovers of fancy horses are looking for To prove this Jordan Peacock has been in Adair county for 12 years and has sired from 50 to 117 colts each yr and today there is not over one dozen of his colts in Adair county that is over 3 years old What has become of them They have all been sold and left thous ands of dollars in the farmers pockets Dont let some one make you believe their horse is better to breed to than Jordan If they are why dont they have a colt show that will prove it Kentucky King No 2528 Will Stand at Gradyville at 15 to insure a living colt 7 days old KENTUCKY KING is 5 years old 16 hands high and weighs 1200 lbs is the best Saddle Stallion I ever backed Last year I showed him at several lairs in Kentucky and Tennessee and at Celina he won FIRST IN THE GRAND SWEEPSTAKES FOR THE BEST COMBINED r KentuckyAtor Gelding with 10 entries of as goodones as ever contested a show ring Among them was 1 Happy Bough a horse shown by Mr J R Beasly of Lincoln county Happy Bough is one ofJthe best saddle stallions in Kentucky and was shown all through the Blue Grass Section and Ken tucky King was the first horse tb beat him last season KENTUCKY KING has the richest blood running through his yams of any saddle stallionn in this section He was sired by Red No 53 he by Black quirrelFirst dam by Alexander Lexington he by Cabellra Lexington Second dam by Artist No 751 When you breed toeitherlQf my horses you are breeding to the best in the land and will get a colt that Wil1se anyage for a fancy price If you Wantto raise the best bring your t mares to my stock and don t fool your time breeding to common shock and something that i is unknown b If mares are traded o f removed before the colt is T daysokl the money is then due 7 Pasture at 50 cts per week or feed at cost J V t i t Respectfully t WlJ ORADY 1l j j Ji irI 4wi l sd tP i r I1f yr e A 2ar k f 4 rTrTii rCi 4j r fr UA AN IMMENSE STOCK OF LADIESflNESnOES- and Oxfords in all the Latest Leathers and Styles- We show in this p a per only a few of puii styles 1 1 r r PERSONAL n LouisvillelastMiss Nina Marcum is confined to her room with a sprained ankle j Mr Luther Williams returned from the Louisville market last weeka 1Mr W T Ottley of Burkesville here Friday and Saturday Mr TR Stults is improving but not yet able to be at his office Miss Mollie Caldwell of Portland of visited the News office last Friday Mrs Mary Garnett has been in a low state of health for several weeks Mrs E W Barnett of Corbin is visiting her mother Mrs Mary Gar nettMr J P Clayton of Creelsboro has gone to Kansas with the view of locating to Hon John G Matthews Republican candidate for Congress was here Mon day Dr Garlan Grisson is at home from the Louisville University for a few days Master Shreve Davis Portland is visiting his aunt Mrs T E Wag gener I Mrs Kasey mother of RevA R Kasey returned from Owensboro with her son Mrs Elias Kidd Liberty visited her grandchildren who are in school here last week j Mrs R t Coleman of Lebanon spent last Friday with Mrs Brack Mas Isie of this cityosL L Rounds and her daughter Miss lone were here from the Russell Springs Saturday Mrs Elizabeth Beashear of Louis ville mother of Mrs J E Grant is I visiting in Columbia Mrs J P Scruggs of MidW ywho- was with her mother two weeks re turned home afew days ago MrJ R Tutt who is being treated at Lebanon byDr McGhord is impfov 7 ing and will be at her home in a few days 7 1dissLevie Sandidge will join her 7- brother in Stanley New Mexico and will leave for that point today She will take up a claim I Mr W G Grider wife and daugh ter Miss Flora attended quarterly X meeting at Mt Pleasant Russell county last Saturday and Sunday Miss Julia JJubanki who has been jn the Louisville market Knees weeks xe SandjMiss Fay Butlers of Cincinnati will asaltMrs Bradshaw in the millinery business th SCMOIL She is a young V t 1 V CK 9 d d J jS ni i t rr r k3 4j Re t3Y S ot r tIf 1 IidW 7tt jl y r 1ik r t fT 7 8 ady of fare1 taste and is now at her post of duty We gl 4 to none t hat1Nrr JGolan Butler is Steadily recovering from lopg illn1 t orifAdair bbxestyoul11i1meni 5n2nerous friends will beglad to see him on the streets again Mr R G Coffey feels some better than when he first returned from Ten nessee though he is a very sick man Bobs friends are anxious concerning his condition and would rejoice if he could speedily regain his his health Mr J D Sharp of Amandaville a charter member of The News was into see us Monday to bave some o work done and to pay for his paper an other year Mr Sharp is a good farm er and a strong friend of The News andnever fails to get the dollar in to keep it off the breakers Mr W O Pile and family left Co lumbia Monday for Elmer Okla their future home Mr Pile owns a far two miles from lmer but he will lo cate in town He is a good citizen an has a large number of friends in county who will regret to learn of his determination and who will dislike to part with him and his excellent family The entire family has the best wishes of the News LOCALS Come to the ball game Visit the opening of the Misses Eu banks millinery next Saturday Gardening time is here and a great deal of truck is being put in the ground J F Montgomery Columbia hai for sale a good brood mare and work animal 2l2tI Beat the LindseyWilson campus next Saturday afternoon Only a few more days of The Merit Contest If you have a favorite now is the time to help her Wanted =To contract with some man for 300 cords of wood Myers Conover I have a lot of mens and boys long Ulster overcoats that I amclosing out cost tf W L Walker There will be an all day singing at Jerico the 3rd Sunday in April Everybody invited- The fishing season is here and some the boys haye made a few good catchesThere will be an OddFellows cele bration at Russell Springs the 26th of April A program will be published later Mr J B Barbee says that unless he sells his stockand hacks he will continue run a line between this place and Campbellsville after July the first LOUISVILLEWOODFIRER u r1 z 4 Highland Peacock the property ofrGrady Young Coffey iSIlOW at Youpg y sstableJ fI Masc oss next Saturday aftjerngori Columbia Band will furnish the music It is said that a number of residences will be built in Columbia and in the suburbs of town this Spring and Sum met Next Monday will be County Court If the weather should be favorable a large number of people will be in Co lumbia bAI now have on display at Cane Valley Ky a complete line of millinery Your patronage is respectfully solicited 203t KATE B SQUIRES Mr J N Bryant whose home was in the White Oak country died last Fri oldmand left a family dCaldwell Bros second combination sale at Campbellsville proved a successj notwithstanding it rained continuously during the day Just before going to press we learn that Walter Montgomery died this Tues day morning He was about 22 years oldand a son of Ben Montgomery de ceased He was an industrious young man and had many friends SCHEDULE OF GAMES ji The following are the dates for the Danville Central University team Ewing Stults pitcher Apr 4 Maryville College Danville Apr 9 Hospital Col of Med Danville Apr 11 Ky University Lexington Apr 18 State College Lexington Apr 22 Ky University Danville Apr 25 Georgetown Col Georgetown Apr 29 Ky Wesleyan Danvilte May 2 Ky University Danvi1leIMay 5 State College LexingtoniMay 7 Ala Polytechnic Auburn Ala May 8 Ala Polytechnic Auburn Ala May 9 Ala Polytechnic Auburn Ala May 11 Mercer University Macon Ga May 12 Mercer University Macon Ga May 13 University of Ga Athens Ga May 14 University of Ga Athens Ga May 15 Ga Polytechnic Atlanta Ga May 15 Ga Polytechnic Atlanta Ga May 20 Georgetown College Danville May 23 State College Danville May 27 Franklin College Danville May 30 Georgetown Col Georgetown PREACHING NEXT SUNDAY tf W H C Sandidge Union frf J F Roach Harrodsfork ii F J Barger Beech GrovetZ T Williams Cane Valley J C Cook Columbia J MV Pierce Clear Spring B F Vailes White Chapel C M Deener White Oak ColumbiaI i A Johnston Pickets Chapel W S Dudgeon Greasy Creek Is a substitute for com monlime mortar There is intelligent economy intthe use of this material The use of common lime mortar for plastering makes a weak and uncertain ceiling as it is li able to fall any time and cause several hundred dollars damages You can den it like wood containing no sand you can saw or nailit like wood v j MANUFACTURED BY Kentucky Wall Plaster Co Brook RiverBOTH PHONES 2267 Louisville Ky I Also Operating HOOSIER WALL PLASTER PLANT Jeffersonville Ind Phone 555 x V V 1 v 1 J 1 1 V V 11 1 1 1 Sri7iXIX XIX XIX XIX XIX ire XIX iwrifs 7i 7t 7 71 717i 7i 7i 7i 71Cm C- nC 1 w PltHf4INO lVIllill coMPw r 7Jm fi 1Can furnish on short no tvSIX EBUILDING MATERIAL lNK of any description w ix N K jK A full stock of Dressed Lumber on hands Sash TK Ski XL- TS Doors Blinds White Lead and Oil and Congo 7R y Boofing Call and see usor use Phone No 322IX v vty XIX COLUMBIA KENpGKY q yi li N 4KKi 3 Vil r t r f if 4Ais r itty t tr t c 1f t I i r t 1JyYtfs 1 t 3 C r ic yTHEAD AIR COUNTY NEWS r mm THE LEGISLATURE HAS ACCOMPLISHED The following list of bills which have passed both houses isnot complete as there are a number of bills of minor importance which are of a purely local nature The list embraces about all of the most important mea ures which have passed both branches THe 50PpOO Normal School billCrecelius tobacco bill The New School book bill Sullivan Watkins educational bill Volunteer firemen pension bill Louisville school teachers pen sion bill- Forty thousand dollars for the State Fair- Twentyfiv thousand dollars for the State Board of Health bilLChild labor bill Bar admission bill Juvenile Court bill Steamboats under Railroad Commission bill Detective for Louisville Criminal Court bill Klair Courthouse bill Shiloh monument bill Repeal barber law bill New dentist bill New printing bill Sixty thousand dollars repair School of Reform bill Thirtysix cent school tax for Louisville bill Meyers pharmacy bill Courthouse custody bill Confederate pension bill t Bipartisan board for control of asylumsBill assistants to Attor ney General The Capitol building appropri ation carrying 460000 and re taining Architect Andrews with limited Fortythousand dollars was ap propriated for the colored Norma school Bill prohibiting pool rooms only on race courses passed over- T the Rules Committee Bill containing the Geological Survey passed Ten thousand dollars for the Henry Clay monument passed Bill appropriating 20000 for new buildings for Kentucky State Fair was passed One hundred dollars was ap propriated for the removal of the body of Thomas F Marshall to Frankfort cemetery The Good Roads bill passed Tuberculosis bill passed carry ing an appropriation for 75000 for purchase of site and 30000 annuallyTwentythree thousand dollars was appropriated for the State School for the Deaf Superintendent forxthis bill and deserves much praiseAppropriations were passed for all Asylums and House of Re formSixteenthousand dollars was appropriated annually for the care of the hew Capitol buildings and grounds GOY BECKIIAM MIGHT l START A NEWSPAPER Gov Beckham said in his speech at Frankfort there was a great demand fora Democratic daily newspaper in Louisville Why should not GOY Beckham himself start such a newspaper He is an able writer he under stands Kentucky and knows all about politics He has a world of friends and acquaintances He ought to be able among his friends to raise the required money for such a venture If there isa pressings demand for a bailY Democratic newspaper in r 73iOUisville there can bev no ques tiou whatever that Gov Becky yfy tV s l f vir q3 t t dr ham would be the verY man to edit it He and Henry Watter son could then exchange the com pliments of the season every morning if they wished and the people would certainly want read what theyhave to say They both know how to say things and with our former Governor as the editor of a Demo cratic paper with his prestige and his ability he would certainly make it quite interesting for Marse Henry E Town News In ESTO The public highways of this community are almost impasse ble Miss Maggie Coffey and Geni viev Lapsley of Russell Springs Academy were at home Saturday and Sunday Mrs Sarah Marcum of Horse- Shoe Bottom was vsiting her daughter Mrs Beck Saturday night and Sunday Mr F S Carter celebrated his 98th birthday the 11th of this month Uncle Flem ashe is generally known bids fair to reach the century mark has long been a staunch Republican and BaptistU Selby left Thursday with a nice bnnch of cattle for the market We have a poultry man to about every two dozen old hens There fore hens are going off at 9 cts Mrs Warners condition is not improved On the 17th about fifty friends and neighbors met at the horne of Dr J R Wolford and gave him a surprise birth day dinner as an evidence of their apprecia tion for the Drs service in the past The Dr seemed to appre ciate their kindness and everyone report the table ladened with good things to eat and a good time generally Mr Sidney Holt started up his large saw mill the20th A good evidence 6f the panic having cool ed off some Mr Wm Bailey of this place is teaching a class in music at Mr J W Rexroats Jimmie little son of Rev A R Blakey fell from a wagon last Sunday evening and is in a criti cle condition at this writing An infant child of Mr and Mrs Halicy Schoats was badly burn ed last week Miss Ruth Bryant of Roy is visiting relatives in this community Rev Leach is calling on J V Lapsley our merchant quite of ten of late so is the Queen Clarance Rowe with Merchants Hardware Co Burnside was with us last Wednesday J F Marcum of Russell Springs was in our town last week CANE VALLEY Miss Kate Squires the accomplished r daughter of lfrWm Squires has ustreturnedfiom Cincinnati with the nicest line of ladies hats we have ever had in aveRherlwithjus this season J G Sublett has a ewe that dropped three lambs last year that averaged 81 lbs which he sold at six cents per Ib and he clipped six Ibs of wool which he sold at 28 cts per Iband has since refused 8 each for his twentytwo ewes The same ewes stayring with them night and day trying to break his last years record Have made big reductions dii inens and boys clothing over coats Call and see them and get bar again tf W L Walker t T SYI 7k1Fi h a s 4 J kjRh tcWf t J 7 it i J V t Jr 4 iai2i tj 1iW j 7 i i Home Treat wents 20 Bill Ic ANY EXAMINATION FREE You naturally would prefer to treat yourself at home for any form of female trouble wouldnt you Well it can be done No reason why you should not be able to relieve or cure your suffering as thousands of other women have done by proper use of the Cardui Home Treatment Begin by taking CarduitheJos Moorhead of Archibald L T writes My wife had suffered for years fromifemale trouble On your advice I gave her the Cardui Home Treatment and now she hardly suffers at alL Sold by druggists J WRITE USA LETTER E1mAdvicef fa S CLLCC4G a FONT HILL STOCK FARE J J tELLIOTTWill make the season 1908 at 10 to insure Living Colt 10 days old Elliott is the Thorough = Jbred Stallion which was sent me last year by Kentucky Breeding Bureau of J Elliott is 16 hands and 1 inch high chestnut color good form and action Elliott has shownG J five colts this Spring and they are fine 1908 at 500 to insure a colt Frankti is known as the Logan Thomas Stallion and has proven himself a good breeder will make Season 1908 at 1000 to insure Living Colt 10 days old Bill hasp roven himself a good breeder He is known as the John McFarland Jack of Rowena Ky Sc PEDIGREE Bill is 15 hands and 3 inches high was sired by Thos Salters he by Dr Jake Whites 3im Porter he by Sam Bennetts Jim Porter he By Leviathan he by Imported Mam moth First dam Irvins Mogul her dam by Oxceola her dam of the Royal Stock his dam a fine wellbred Jennett Governor will ltkethe season 1908 at 500 to insure a colt 10 days old Governor Iis 14J Hands high and has proven himself a good breeder and is known as theJ H Wmackjack J A lien retainedon all colts for season money Care willbe taken tOPIi I J vent accidents but not responsible should any occur leason will Monday March 23 beginG y J f1 SMITH Iiont t Hill Ky March 4 190S JUJ S Vvvtivwv v wWtV lrvi- iii DDnr 1711 11Cmm V w MenziesiiC is 5 j i OSTEOPATHY ra ii 1 7ii7 v CONSULTATION V I v- n S office t tIESIIENCE 0 r Columbia KentUcky f v y irilli j v4 lR v S tTvS V r S tan 2 F IT IS MONEY TO Y U IF YOU BUY AT THE RIG tIT PLACE Seem Stock of 12 GENERAL MERCHANDISE f ii Ptrodae Wanted1 i r Ct W L SiMMONSB- UMBLE i 1i KENTUCKY t i a Tf r1i Y Wk 4 ra j 0 r fttor- L te t d t r tit 1 wTi 1 I o Ii r THE ADAIR = COUNTY NEWS l III i 0 Ij Lebanon l Tennessee I I The Birthplace of ROYAL PEACOCK F B st Bred Stallion in Adair County As an individual he wjll impress you with his Extra Qualities Size Strength Style Action and Speed Royal Peacock is j Combined Horse of Excellent Speed both Saddle and Harness Style cannot be surpassed He has already roven a great sire imparting Size Action and Style to his get He was sired by Thompson Bros notedjprize winner Peacock which has taken many premiums both model and action win ning at Nashville Tenn State Fair 1901 and 1902 both years over some of the best horses in the United States and Canada he by Edgemark he by SamJones he by Gen George H Thomas the great sire of trot ers with four in the 230 class Royal Peacocks first dam was Capt Harpers blooded mare by Young Clipper son of Tom Hal 2d Second dam Fanny by Thompsons Black Hawk he by Vermont Black Hawk he by 1Sherman Morgan Third dam by Bentons Diomede a thoroughbred Will make the season of 1908 at our stable in Columbia Ky at 1500 to Insure a Living Colt A Royal Peacock is a beautiful Dark Bay 6 years old 16 hands high He was bred for a good one and wafe no mistake Send me your mare and get a colt that you will be proud of All care takMo prevent accidents but not responsible should any occur Fi 1JHGoffGun Srtiifths Livery Stable Columbia Ky 11 c Ir r robTooooTooToooToTooToaoQc Li uiFEL1on I N KEEPIN m OUR ANNOUNCEMENT Riithat on Apri it all subscriptions one year in ILarrears wouldcontinued we employed extra every subscribers account into to comply with the new ruling are incorrect and necessi we expect to extend it at our the subscriptions will be To those who will part disconI rTgetby failing to settle we 4 the paper and it is your du 4 yoiteeeeedifotTOOrfactthat does not teleas you from for what you have received il No honest man can hide be to avoid the payment of his ar believe it will be done The fact that you have not paid does not convince us that f you ajre dishonest but have just neglected We have not been diligent in presenting accounts and many have allowed their subscription to run much longer than they intended The time for settlement has come The day for parting is almost herenot of our choosing but forced on us by official decree To e if wfc saiRaper will be discontinued after April 1st we ask that you aeUfebarfearage and again get on our list The News will try to do its duty and be 1 worth its subscription price to every one of its readiers Yours Truly C S t d The Louisville TrustSouthwest Corner litC0mpanV Fifth and Market LOUISVILLE Organized under a special charter for the safe keeping of valuables of every kind and description and the transaction of a general trust busi ness is authorized to act in any part of the State as Executor Admin r s trator Trustee Guardian Assignee Re eiver and to fill every posi i tion of trust that can be held by ail individual p It accepts and executes trusts of varied character and its fair impar IJttaland profitable management is guaranteed by its large assets its corporate property its magnificent fireproof office building and its great financial strength r it 444 4 4 e Qi e Gampbellsville i JVlaehine Shop J t t IIan le and LIgh t work Boilers remoddled and Boiler repairs made Heavy atid Jrgigof all kinds done Enginesand other machinery rebuilt Work is doneY who know how Try us n i f Cmpbe11svi1le ebtueky t i1 f ++ ++i W fr+WW44 4 ff 4 iSiMm J r i v 4i vrt S sEf tMlll5v i I 011 hfr r 1ri r 1r f J44 7i tlr t- jij 1 H fj IJpjIftg Jf f 9 t i I T JI tr It tIn t 1 MONTPELIER The health of this community is good Farmers are making gooduse of the recent bright days IWheat in this section is looking Miss Stella Jones spent last week with her sister Mrs Jim Clayton of Creelsboro She was accompanied home by her niece Malie Clayton Brother F J Barger preached a very interesting sermon to an attentive audience at Pleasant TheIthe year Miss Jessie Taylor one o four best young lady teachers started for Georgia Monday to assist her brotherinlaw Mr W H McCaffrey in school threeIing the family of Mr Lucian Moore this week Misses Vie and Gertrude Mart rah Mr Zack Taylor and Joe I Conever attended Mr R 0 SunjdayMr Luther Williams is in the- city this week buying his new Spring goods ofItONGSTREET r condition The Roads are in a dangerous We are havihglots of rain this week There was a bad storm passed over this part of the country the night the 17th doing much damage t to the farmers on Goose Creek in washing away fencing and loose soil We still have a lpeatdeaI of sickness The list 1S r last week- Businessj is still progressing nicely with us s Mr Willis of Joppa was herexOneday this week selling fruit trees The lightning did much damage to telephone lines in this section latelySMr Jeff Br dsh and Tim Hadley of Russell Springs w re here one day this week on business i Mr1E WWaa QfthiSpla tp q i J4 has a large acreage of new ground on hand GADBERRY f Our farmers are taking ad vantage of the nice 1weather turning ground for corn crops Mrs R T Gadberry and her little daughter Ida Nell visited at Mrs J C Shirleys Tuesday of last week The singing at Smiths Chapel last Sunday conducted by Profs Turner Darnel and Dudley was largely attended Misses Maud and Liddie Stone and Susie Morison visited at Mrs Mary Gadberrys last Sun day Mr W 0 Johnston and wife visited relatives at Glensfork last Saturday and Sunday Mr and Mrs J R Johnson of Columbia visited their son Mr F R Johnston last Sunday Mrs Margaret Bennett is visiting at R W Hurts Mrs Emily Burton who has been living in Columbia for the past four months has come back to her sisters Mrs Sam Al len to live Profs Turner and Dudley will conduct a singing at Pierces Chapel the fifth Sunday afternoon Every body invited to comeMiss Mattie Frankumlvisited Miss Susie Morrison last week It is generally understood that Miss Mary Garnett will teachour school this fall I think the trustees have acted wise in se lecting Miss Garnett for a tech er Miss Hattie Bradshaw visited relatives at Esto a few days ago Mr Porter Bird of this place and Miss Hattie Jones of Sparks ville were unitedin marriage at the home of the officiating minister Rev T J Campbell in the presence of a few relatives and friends after which they return ed to the home of the groom wherea reception awaited them Our best wishes are with them Mr Billie Stotts of Bliss vis ited relatives at Glensfork last Saturday and Sunday DIRIGO The past few warm days has made our farmers begin to hus tle and has added mustard salad and turnip greens to the menue at this place J G Campbell did business at Burkesville last Monday EvanStrange will occupy the new house which W J Bean is erecting near here Rev L F Jones of color who has recently built a church for the colored brethren near here is now at work on a dwelling for J E Caldwell He has the contract to build an eight room dwelling for J W Harvey as soon as he is through with the Caldwell work Born to the wife of Robert 0 Stotts on the 19th a daughter I am just in receipt of a letter StateIespousing the cause of William L Dougla the noted shoemaker for President I am herewith enclosing some circulars which they send which bear upon that subject which you may give to your readers if you have room and see fit to do so A Twenty Year Sentience I have just completed twenty yerr heaithseritence imposed by Bucklens Arnica jSalue which cured me of bleed ing piles just twenty years ago writes OS Wpolever of lieKaysville N Y rstIi qiZ1 fj S t1tZiittittr ABSHER Farmers are taking advantage of the pretty weather MrJH Martin andjson Alvin visited the family of Mrs Belle Moore of Vester Sunday Messrs Edd and Jake Vanhoy were in this neighborhood on business a few days ago Mrs Z T Gabbarf and daught ers Mary and Grace were in our midst Saturday and Sunday Misses Audra Dillingham and Bertha Martin visited Mrs James Cooley Saturday and Sun dayIMr and Mrs N R Thomas and children Loretta Nellie and Willie visited relatives at Neats burg Saturday and Sunday Mr and Mrs Owen Brockman made a flying trip to Pellyton a few days ago Mrs W P Dillingham and daughters Bertha and Audra visited R 0 DillinghamSof the L W T S Friday Several of the young folks of this place attended a singing at Mt Carmel Sunday Mr Henry Copley is making some repairs to his lawn which adds much to the looks of the building Mr Wm Tupman made a fly ing trip through this neighbor hood Monday Mr Sam Bault and son passed through here enroute to Colum bia a few days ago Misses Arva Cave Emma and Clara Robertson visited Miss Jennie Bailey Saturday Misses Della Feese and Virgie Allison were in our midst Satur dayMessrs H B Matthew andI Ingram Robertson made a flying trip to Roley one day last week- Mrs S J Robertson is on the sick list Mr John Arnold of Knifley was through this neighborhood gathering up poultry at 8i cents Tuesday March 17th Mr tD Absher celebrated his birth day which was largely attended All report a nice time Mr D P Rice spent several days in this neighborhood last weekSSTOCK ITEMS 000 Mrs Mariam Norris sold a milk cow to J W Simpson foj15 She then bought one from A K Riipe for 20 Dirigo cor Ooo Geo Butler bought a mule from J W Scagg for 145 S E Squires bought of Frank Cobb recently two cows for 4600Milltown cor 000 J F Gilpin sold J A Diddle one steer for 15 Sparksville cor 000 Uriah Selby bought one yoke of calves of R E Leach for 22 one heifer of James Darnell for 17Esto cor 000- w T McFarland sold Tom Corbin 2 yearling mules for 210 also sold James Feese one mare for90 also three hogs to A D Coy at 4 cents 000SMr J B Cave bought of J D Weatherford one horse fqr 120 also Mr Allen Walker pur hsdlcotn of J B Russell at 275 and250 per bar rel Absher cor 000 J B Barbee paid Bud Chandler of Campbells ville 70 last week for a jerseyheifer 000 Mr T W Wheat bonght 50 acres of Jan hfrom Jas Roberts for 150 The land is known as the MaryrC Atkins property All accounts are now due ard mas be settled If you have not got the mon eydont wait to be called on but come in and settle tf W L Walker- FOR SALE r OnegooSfJack v tall on Finis Baker J6f tfr Arnanaville ICy I iI 11i j t Wa IL- 1r 7 TIe 11C M WISEMAN SON 11 Diamonds and Precious Stones Jewlers and Opticians f Special attention given to work and all orders in of goods in our line Oposite Music Halt Market St 1132 1st 2d St Louisville Ky J UI IS DCrenshaV1 Special Attention to Eyes j Iiiii Fistulo Pollevil Spavin or any sur gical work done at fair prices 1 am well fixed to take care of stock Mon ey due when work is done or stock removed from stables I ONEHALF MILE FROM COLUMIA f ON IIPOINTMENT Collins AN D Caskets I keep ready for use all kinds of Coffins and Caskets which will beIsold at short profits Give mea call and be convInced that It j patronizej E Snow Russell Springs FOR A GOOD MEAL VISIT THE Manhattan Restaurant and lunch Counter OTTO E YENT Prop 502 WEST JEFfERSON STREET Opposite Court House Louisville Kentucky REGULAR MEALS 20c BEST COFFEE Res Phone 29 Office Phone 402 Dr1 James Triplett Dentist JEFFRIES BLOCK f K COLUMBIA KENTUCKY j l1DrS Dunbar Eenttt OFFICE FRONT ROOMS IN JEFFRIES BUILDING PRONE NO 40 RING 3 COLUMBIA KENTUCKY WILMORE MOTEk WrI Ibot E PrfopifS FlrstClass Table Feed SIfttf l 5 t1l1IDYIILLe KY i 01 c i I i I lc Ji f ci j 1 8 THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS il 111mt r iD lJrAC OCKI The Greatest Son of Jordan Peacock I1 Is four years old a rich cherry bay as much style and fineness a any living horse is sound in every particular with the best of eyes feet and legs He is nicely broken to saddle and harness He is a show horse of high quality and his colts which are just coming in are evidence that he will prove one of the great sires of highclass horses I PEDIGREEHighland a Peacock by Jordan Peacock 1148 bY Peacock NoM98 by Blue No 3 First dam by Raven Artist No 1043 Volume 3 he by Chester by Artist 75 he byKing William No 67 by Washington Denmark No 64 Chesters first dam by John Waxey No 100 he by Vanmeters Waxey Foundation stockilaven Artists 1st dam by Vidette 53i I Service Fee 1250 to Insure Living Colt I IRingold rare breed A trotting stallion bred for speed great strengthand level head is 15 hands high a horse of fine makeup and and the most perfect disposition we have eger seen or handled He is sound in every particular and will measure up to your demands if you want to raise an all purpose horse His combines the highest class of trotters I tracing to the great Hamiltonian 10 on both sides in the second generation Hamiltonian 10 is conceded to be the greatest sire of trotters either living or dead and Ringold is only twice removed which ought to make him beyond II question 1er for this section endurance wonderful substance breeding Service feelQto Insure Living Colt Locofocus J Is a Black Jackwith white points 6 years old about 15 hands high with extreme length very heavy bone and foot long bony head extra long well shaped ears and has proven himself in Lincoln county where we purchased him to be an unusual fine breed rFour of his colts sold last fall as weanlings for 12500 each and a number of others from 8500 to 11000 per head W i bought him for a good ones and know him to be Just what this section needs He Will Serve at 700 to Insure a Living Colt r This stock will make the season at Young Coffeys barn in Columbia Ky All care will be taken to prevent accidents but not responsible should any occur In every instance money due when colt is foaled mare traded removed or bred to other stock YOUNG COFFEY U G HARDWICK Pres J H COCKE PresR H DIETZMAN Sec W T CoJESTABLISHED 1861 INCORPORATED 1889 111 1VIIUhW Isj1TS j Sheet Iron and Tank r 0 WORK J mACT lisTS ENGINES BOILERS DEALERSIN SAW MILLS I GRIST MILLS FEED MILLS 1301 THIRTeeNTttMftlK LOUISVILLE SMOKESTACKS Work Q4JUt3BINU SOLICITED AIJ Kinds of Machine ty ed7 t f r i ii fl r t i ttftt ft f ii1 rt l tfc t qf rxajs rd t ttilr j 1r s11 t i1 t 1p i 1 d ftfr r d4 r if f JiO F i iOOl t tr f Ii f i Jt T4d ia 1ir1 l Jj j WITH OUR CORRESPONDENTS II Weeks fiappenings News Important or Otherwise as Report ed By Our Corps of Correspondents GRADYVII1E Mrs JA Diddle visited rela tives at Columbia one day last week Mrs C 0 Moss visited rela tives at Bliss last Thursday We are having summer heat Prospects good for a fruit cropMr j J F Pendleton is on the Louisville market this week with tobaccoL Hindman was at Pickett one day stweek looking after cattle and hogs ExJudge T A Murrell of Co j lumbia was here one day last week looking after insurance Geo H Nell is in Cumberland county this week looking after cattleMr Jessee Breeding of Nell community was here last Fri day with one of the best peacock thissseason Strong Hill and son and W L Grady had business in Columbia several days of last week Quite a number of our people sevicestat Big and reported a nice and good timeRobert McCaffrey of Columbia was here a day or so of last week doing surveying for J A Diddle Clay Knnardone of the best farmers of Red Lick section was with our stock men one day last weekwith an extra fine peacock colt Mr Clay Coleman the well known stock man of Edmonton passed through here last Friday en route for Junction city with a fine Jack that he had sold for a fancy price to some stock dealer I at that placeiSentor Nell arrived in our city last Saturday and our people was exceeding glad to see him The Dr has not had time hardly to eat a square meal since his arrival Our people all got sick just at the right time to get a doctor Mr and Mrs Lewis Moore two of our best citizens are in a very critical condition at this time Mr Moore is totally blind w hileMrsoMoore is perfectly helpless They certainly have the sympathy of this community Mr Austin Wilmore who has been in Pine Bluff Ark for the past seven months returned home last Friday Mr Wilmore is per fectly delighted with the south and has a nice position in a dry goods establishment with a nice salary He will remain at home for perhaps a month or so and them return to his position in the South Your reporter is just in receipt of a paper published at Aurora Ind stating Mrs Corine Black neeCorine Dowell formerly of this place that married Mr Ned Black at Miami Ky a short time a go was stopping at the Sunny sideHotelatthat city while visiting Mr Black parents We also received a communication from Mrs Black stating she was perfectly therpeople and country Your re porter with the many friends of Mrs Black at this place wishes them a long and prosperous life On last Saturday at the home fMrartd MrsLC Hindman DumfBerottht mfn ky i 9f1r rlFZ Hrr II 3 J i k c f a t j friends in honor of her tenth aniyersay Miss Nellie like all other simular occasions received many nice presents The day was happily spent by every one present and especially the good things that had been prepared for this notedoccasion We will ring off for this time by saying our city people all have planted some in their gardens during the past week RUSSELL SPRINGS IJailer H C Sullivan was here TuesdayIa member of the mercantile firm Hatfield- Bros at Jabez is visiting here this week IMrs N 1 Iryin one of our milliners has jnst re turned from the Louisville mar ket Mrs Elsie Wilson who has been ill for some weeks is better at this writing Winfield Grider has moved to his fathers farm on the Jamestown road Rev Crouch preached at the Methodist church Sunday Guinn Bradshaw a prominent farmer of the Montpelier section was in Russell Springs Sunday The old store building belong ing to F L Willson has been en tirely removed Born to the wife of David Thomas on the 18th a girl Miss Nora Bradshaw visited at the Academy Friday N S Hatfield is the new barber at the Snow shop Mrs Rounds informs us that she and her assistants have a class of seventyfour pupils This is beyond question the most successful year of the Academy All departments are better than ever before JABEZ Farmers are busy plowing for oats and corn Dont think the frost did any damage to the peach crop Mr Edgar Johnson is at home from the R S A taking a rest before the normal begins Mrs Theo Wilson little son Carlie of Russell Springs are visiting her mother Mrs M J McGownd for a few days Mr JR Carson of Phil casey county was calling on our merchants Tuesday and Wednes day Representing Frood Co groceriesMisses Kate Wooldridge and Etna Popperwell were visiting at Gep Gadberrys Sunday T B Walters and J C Morrow went to Jamestown Wednesday businessWill S S here at Christ ians home church house in April Everybody get ready and lets have a goodschool He jot What He needed Nine years ago it looked as if my lime had come says Mr C Farthing of Mill Creek Ind Ter I was so run down that lifehngona very slender thread Jt waffthen my druggist recommended Electric Bitters I bought bottle and Igot what I neededstrength il had one foot in the grave but Electric Bitters put it back on the turf again ldItmdWstoreV r Socr aljt tit YtrJ ff 1 Woodsonflewis Greensburg Kentucky rIS NOW OFFERING A CAR LAD EACH t Stude bake r 7i Birdsell T l Milburn 1 WagonsAOliver Chilled Plows A car load of j Disc Marrow A car load o- fCultivators Corn Planters andII One=Horse Corn Drills Will have the greatest and finest display of Buggies and other Vehicles ever shown in this Green River Country iMjy for Spring trade LIME SALT AND- A BNT SPECIALLIN Will deliver any kind o Implements at any stat h on the L N R R Woodson LeT- he I Merchant GaMail orders promply attended to w uiwv www i- mf nn 7 Tm C i v71 L i A Uappy Thought A n NJ w to look for Floor Coverings atKentuck s n Metropolis and LouisvilestgstrStore7iTT 1 I Hubbuch gyros F 1 Centrally Located524 526 and 528 W Market street rz f ij 1 Y ii II cQU are sure to find reliable qualities and prices and an assortment IEI that has no equal south of the Ohio river YOur Carpe t Floor4 Sc rrIn N feet by 128 feetis brim full of fine values and our modern display of 7X- It 1CARPETRUGS ALL SIZES 360 different patterns will impress YOUi IN as to the happy thought of being induced to visit this uptodate es i r 1 in tablishment V X K v wwAlil V71C7 I 71 I N1 I I 500 In Gold Free i A 1 have just received a Car Load of 8 god Runabouts iLatest Styles and Prices the Lowest jpfe fI IiiY Five DOllars 500 trJ In Gold to the person IJInS a s Buggy or Carriage of me and guessing the exact y tW j or nearest exact number of votes cast at the it i November f1 ecJO nLi 1i vfor Presidents in Russell county Kentuckyjf tContest to close on day of election and ward r jfiaassoona vote is certified to Jt IpAfltes e rr cusKyj16 AN N hN 4 t tri 1y j t1i frI b tx l I i V t A Ai k I 1 j T9 k i J f k tI l

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