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

The Adair County news.: n. Wednesday, July 1, 1908. The Adair County news.. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. S. Harris, Columbia, Kentucky 1908 ada1908070101 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, July 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. 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hearers t to save him from seeming incons3t0ncyft For instance having jci th- atr Jesus kept the Law to hit1ourand also that He swept a lsfcj 1etirelegal it was not niete clear that the wholeIsacrificialandftuatistic system was nailed tothe cross and blotted out because It Kris fulfilled by the sacrifice ofthrist Again that he failed to point oUt that the Apostles in justifying the Christian System in j sweeping away the old legal system jt hand in trying to reconcile the Jewish j believers thereto were not repudiating the ordinances of thei Lord But most ve of all he regrets that he forgot to make t John Wesleys point a to the binding force pf baptism That though God iMsipt tied Himself by the ordinance Heiagtiedus ulfinno otheway the spiritof devotion an obedience to J JiKua Christ which always yiefld Joyr ouly to His lightest wish obJJbteus tj by a spiritual necessity to submit to it i and like the Master who submitted to the baptism of John because it jwas of divine appointment and binding on very Hebrew we should fulfill all f righteousness as He did for the very pleasure of it T Progress of the gjpologfcil Survey Messrs Miller and Jones represent ing the State Geological arid spjlsur vey of the State nqt Theological Sur vev as it was erroniously ilesigntted in W tiSeSast suofthe News have got ten prettywelJ over the northreri half of the cpunty during thb uast week They have been over all the county roads and some that are not in this dis trict collected soil samples from all the different types of soils and noted the different rock formation outcrops They have unexpectedly found on the Green River at the Neatsville ford and- extending to the next ford below an- fT outcrop of Clinton lime stone This is the formation which here un derlies the Devonian Black Shale which also has a considerable exposure in this vicinity widejoJin the eastern United States and very persistent in their characters The former is frequently iron bearing and OwcOJ1tains the iromineral near Birmingham Ala It is also when struck un der cover often gas and oil bearing While not likely to be that in this county its presence as a patch sur rounded by newer rocks in the locality v referred tp above indicates an uplift in that vicinity that would make it a favorable place to drill in order to strike any Trenton oilor gas that might be below Alsoapatchof Black Shale disco v ered at Knifleywouldalso indicate such another uplift there and for the same reason that locality as a favorable place f to sink a well to the Trenton here probably within the 600 to 1000 feet of the surface J Oil and gas bearing rock should b struck where they rise toward thsur 1face not in the swags because saltwater j which accompanies them floats t them to the higher points in the strata W undulations i iseBall Games t cyt S L JZaMdttDbel ball and team r 1 IreachdColumbia being billed tp play K the club here in the afternoon and Also tt Saturday afternoon The first game Wl l 8 called at 2 30 but neither teams were in good shape and a reat many 4 errprs were made during its progress Ff mHolladay and Roht Galdwreli bat terjr for Columbia a91lad Y struck- out 10 Hatter for Middle urg struck- i ojitlfj Columbia got 19 rhits Mddlej j jburg Score 25 to 4 in javqrof Co lurnola V In the Saturday afternoon ganie Ew I latterycLSweeney for Middleburg strjiick out 5 PI Columbia got 16 hits Middieburgfi6f Score 18 to 9 in favor of Columbia airgeNt prevailing T C jJavidson was the i Sw CaneVly e Saturday aterifoir i r J te i l i t j b 1Ji r tlf Jxi t 2 l barkand the home team met result JfJ Jna score of 117t915i int favor pit Oirk piytmir Money Tak Your Choice C The School law recently enacted by thegovernJJiciipols of the State is deserving of immediate and seriousconsideration by the citizens of our town and com unit especially that feature of it which relates to the establishment of high schools by the county board of educa tipn It provides that within two years after itpassage there shall be establish ed by said board of each county o eor more high schools of the firstclass and by firstcla s is meant a school which maintains a four year course of study prepared feyflthe State Board of Education If such a chool already exists in the county the county board may make ar rangements with it This arrangment Jipwever can not be made with a denominational school and hence our high schools here can not be considered The high school contemplated the law is one in which children completing the branches as now taught in the public schopls can have free tuition for more aadvanced studies The law proviees that the Board of education of the county may unite with the governing authority of anytown or county for the purppse of establishing 9 high school for the joint use of the toWn and counthefIrsthigli chool 8ballJJe there Is not already existing in the cpunty seat a high school of th re quired grade r c Jnaddition to the dufy of establishirig a high school in the cou tyror inakitig Hnn with one already existing tie county board of education hasp wr to purchase lease or rent school site j to build and repair school houses purchase maps globes charts school furniture or other apparatus necessary for tfye schools of the county These exjnpjp are met by a tax of not eceng twenty cents on each hundred 4ar3pf assessed valuation of property 15 e county and a caputationtaxnot exceed I ing one dollar But it is provided that no tax for school purposes shall be levied upon property in cities or towns maintaining a first class system of public schools in which all grades are already taught to the satisfaction of the State Board of Education nor upon property in graded common school districts now xistingor that may be established In view pf this law is itsnot to the interest of thecitizens of Columbia and vicinity to proceed at once to the E- Stablishments of a graced common forlahigbdemands of the whole county Willnot this also be best for the county If such a school is established the money raised by taxation within the bpundary of the district wiirbe appropriated for theschool within the designated boun dary and it will be exempLfxom the county tax providedthe district assess ment is as high as twenty cents on the hundred dollars Under this arrangement the two pub ilic schools would be incorporated into the graded school and the money now gotschool establispefupI county it would be to the interest of the county to make such an arrange ment with the authorities of the school that children from thecourityy completing the rural school course could take the high schoolcourse in this school established and thus meet the waylithesame time avoid the necessi fpr an Pther school with the xpenVw incident to its establishment and maintenance For the maintenancepf the school here we would have then sichool money which now goes to the two common- schoolsin town the spcial ta as it maybe vpted h vjsumas might bev received frpnithp county board of edu cation f9r thetuitipn f children resid Outside of iLL graded4schooi diS ftrictlandibthers outside oft1t school ge v1io niJghtatena JS P now guejtion wheJteErtoot we jshal fbe 4ustionissuits for the money which we must in any event pay f J t It seems to irie the rogical fafyd wie- solution is a graded hop1 yrhrein the children can take tifegraded and ligh 1esingtoryriea is Pfi drawing tlinto r tlie dis1tricfe rfriany fkniilie S desire hat their children shall baye like dyaritage The alternative is Ifefpje ug Wuchs- ha11 it be lamatax payer and fiavf- eiipfchildren tpvejducaje utJt seems to- Meourduty if1r 1 ij J J zrGJItBn f sr it vt J Jliti 1t r i tfFtoJI j t iitrft J f J t t t7 c rt 4 i1 MRYt LIZZIE GARNETT H I Wlfeof Rev E W Safnett Calmly Passed Over the Silent River of Death a FUNERAL SERVICES LARGELY ATTENDED i This week we are called upon to chronicle another sad death which oc curred last Thursday morning at230 olockMary Lizzie Garnett the old estchild of the late Judge James and Mary Garnett and the devoted wife of Reyl E W Barnett pastor oft the Baptist Church Gorbin Ky The end caine at the home of Mr James Gar vnettjr brother of the deceased the husband and the surviving brQther and sistenrand other relatives being present T ier passing was like one peacefull- yieepjngsleeping tq awake in that iieavenlyhome that remains for the pure gIrlIpure life and lovable dispositiorij were characteristic marks of her daily walk hence she was greatly loved by those whp were near and dear to her About syears ago she was happily married to RevEW Barnett a former pastor of the Church here but at he time of their marriage he was located at Jellico and pastor of the church in that icjty For the past two YearS ReV pa1J tthal been preaching for the Church at CprbinKy hence Mrs Barnett lias onlybeen in Columbia At intervals sice her nlarriage MoreAthan a year jagp her health began p failirand after the death of her mother which ocsurred about two znothsago she went to the Lebanon Infirmary and was treated geveral weeks by LlcChord return ing to tifis place seemingly much im prpyeil 31tjtwas 5soon discovered that he was y faihg and last Tuesday it was announced that with out a change for the better she couldff pt1b e She had a weak heart and ther omplications developed which the skill of physicians could not reach and death was inevitable Mrs Barnett was a cultured lady her education being received in the schools here and at Georgetown Female College graduating from last named institution when she was about nine teen yearsofager her early girl hood she made a profession of her faith in Chrisf united with the Baptist Church ahcf was a devoted member until the jfinal dissolution The funeral services were held in the Baptist church Friday morning con ducfed by Rev H H Hibbs of Williamsbufg assisted by Rev J C GookTbsp akerspaid Ipvirg tributes to the life and character of the dead and frendsepdIthe touch ing words were said After the services all that was mortal of the departed was laid to rest in the city cemetery the mound being decorated by floral offerings which were many and beautiful The News extends its deepest sym pathy to the surviving loved ones whose hearts are full of sorrow on ac count of this dispensation of Provi dence Goo works mysteriously but we are taught to say Thy will not ours blessed be the name of the Lord Death ot Miss Jennie Hutchison astSaturday afternoon after a long iilness the subject of this writing cl6sed hereyes in death She was the s con rdaughter of Mr and Mrs Willis Hutphispn who live four miles north of JColumDia The deceased wasa young lady very much respected for her iny Christian virtures and was ready when the summons came She was well known to a greatmany young people in Adair having at one time beeria teacherin the county She was a zealous member Of tile Christian Church and when in health took a great tees in Church work hence she will Tiojt only bermissedby parents brothers ncj sisters but by those who engaged with her in church and SundaySchool work t Funeral seryicss were held at the Smith graveyard Sunday afternoon WilIiamsas1sestedby friends being present At the close of the seryices the remains were laid to r ito await the resurrection morn In tot n oflpte there were manyflprai degr S Ifs1 f iling inWayne J Iitf f rV V 7T Goojc ilarcum aged about twenty five iisa sondJE Torf Mar n who lived hear Dell Wayne couptYj1V1 f ndiflhiS fathers peach orchard Tqesday Ij fiJtlst week maritally ffl 1 9 t l1e I beiniti 1 his j N i 0t I fl Ilt afr t 1 IiJ i t head He died the following afternoon at 335 The Marcums had some nice ripe peaches in their garden Saturday night some boys wentJnto the orchard and destroyed several trees and since that time Cook Marcum had been on watch The night he was shot his mother heard six shots and aroused the family One of the boys went immediately to see about his brother and found him lying stretched out with his head down lull He could not speak to tell who shot him His pistol was by his side one load being missing Some think that he shot himself others that he was assassinated Kiiling at Burkesville- Fromreports that have reached this place a terrible affair occurred ta Burkes ville Tuesday afternoon of last week Tom French who is said to have been a good citizen got bis throat cut from ear to ear in the County Clerks office dying in a few minutes The deed was done by Basil Ashenhurst who was ar rested and lodged in jail Wehave made an effort to learn the particulars of the affair have talked Cumberlnnd county people but find that statements vary To us it looks like those who are in a position to give the circumstances are afraid to talk We learned that the real cause of the trouble was a report some party or parties had circulated ona womam a resident of Burkesville but neither the man killed nor the one who did the killing had anything to do with the reportAn gtrial was held Thurs day and Friday before City Judge H K Alexander and Ashenhurst was held in the sum of pOOQi It is not thought that he will be4 able to furnish the bond A Pretty Wedding Last Wednesday afternoon Mr Add Coffey and Miss Bettie Wesley of near Phil Casey county accompained by a Mr Wesley and his wife reached this place stopping at the Columbia Hotel It was soon made known that Mr Coffey aid Miss Wesley were here fprs the purpose of taking the marriagjs Vows and that at 8 oclock the oremony would take place in the parlors of the hotel At the appointed hour a numberof young people gathered and the rites were beautifully solemnized 1by Rev J C Cook of the Baptist church Mranq Mrs Coffey are popular in Casey county and Thursday morning they left for their home to be with their many friends Childrens Dayr nr It some times happens that a news paper man overlooks and fails to men tion worthy occurrences at the proper weekWethe little girls and boys Childrens Day at the Methodist church A representative of the Nwswas present and can state that each child who participated in the exercises clid his and her part most admirably The recitations and singingabcuttheCross were touching and rendered faultlessly It was a sublime entertainment touching the tender cords in the bosoms of strong men and women Much creditis due Miss Nettle Clark who took a great delight in training the children Mri Azbills Sermon We heard Eld WK Azbill discuss his heretofore published subjegt last byaiargeaudiewas paid t1 speaker all the ministers in town being present From the ideas he advanced the only material differ ence as we saw it from the position taken by Baptist ministers in general and pedobaptists was that he be lieves that the gift of the holy spirit comes after baptism while the other churches believe that it comes before He further more believes that baptism is essential to salvation and the Baptist and pedobaptist do not believe that it is essential to salvation The Penalty Envelope Drawing pensions willhncef6rthbe made somewhat easier for the benefici ryIn accordance with the pension apprcpnanion bill passed by the last Cpngressj the Pension Office will here after issue to every perisioner spvcalied penalty envelopes in which to return his vouchers freeJpf postage for the regular heck Tlq term penalty en yelbpe is applied because of the substantial itenaffy of3OO imposed incase the envelope is jased for other business than tiiiit immediately prescribed v f If you ranjt good beef Ting Np 82 j 04 tfi HGtxrf 01df t f f jfriilitj j rJriJ Et f Be at the Methodist Church Next Sunday Night Because an incidental remark made by me in my pulpit a few Sundays ago has been the occassion of considerable discussion and because my position with respect to baptism has been mis represented I kindly ask a hearing of the fairminded intelligence of our community at the Methodist church next Sunday nightA R Kasey Will Continu On the Road Mr J B Barbee who has been the mail contractor between Columbia and Campbellsville for a urnberof years desires to state that he wilt continue to run his hack lines Hd has just ordered new hacks cross seats and will be able to give firstrclass accommodations He asks his friends who have stood by him in all these years to continue with him promising easy riding and courteous treatment Beginning the first of July his hack will leave here at 930 in the forenoon reaching Campbellsville for dinner No change in the night hack On his line the only stop made will be to change horses 343t Grand Picnic On Caney Fork Green coUnty Julj MIvilcoxsorisfarm Caney Fork on the above named date It will be a day of pleasure and merri ment There wijl be a match game of base ball in the forenoon and aftenoon crack players Plenty of refreshments at all hours of the day ands company will render good music at intervals Come everybody and put in a day of enjoyments Elmer D Rogers- R Hicks Johnston Rev JC Cook preached his last sermon at Gradyville last Sunday a large audience being present In the congregation were Revs E W Bar nett and J P Scruggs former pastors of the Church The administratipn of the Lords supper was administered The Sunbeam Band which sbeep a great help to the pastor during his stay there was presented with a large picture representing the missionaries in Foreign fields and each one received a nice Bible Per n11l witness baseball games here can now be accommodated with comfortalleseats A company of young men have built a large grandstand which will seat two h hdred and fifty persons A fee of ten cents will be charged occupants until a sufficient sum hsbeen collected to pay for it Aftep that time the seats will be free Mr Hv Sf Robinson Campbellsville who represents the Dixey Fire lusur ahce Company was here last week with ran adjuster A complete settle ment was made with the Columbia Planing Mill Company for lumber lost in a recent fire the company receiving 183750 and a stock of lumber which was not damaged Coffey Cravens represent the Dixey Company here MrL R Chelf who is a promiment merchant of Montpelier was in Co lumbia Thursday He stated to the News that a sufficient sum of money had been collected to build a pike from Wilsons Creek in Taylor county to Knifley and that it was almost certain that the pike would be extended from Knifley to Russell Springs H Mr Walter Ingram has purchased for 1000 from L B Hurt the resi dence on BoomerHeights known as the Clay Wolford property Mr In gram will remove from Knifley to this place and will engage in the hardware business as we are informed He is an excelhntcitizen We publish an article this week writ ten by Judgf H GBaker explaining the new school law and making a suggestion which every citizen and tax payer ofColumbia should take an inter s1beforeAll Superintendents will please conic to Cane Valley July 4th andbring re port of their school and Post office address of officers and dont forget to bring 15 cents for each officer and 3 cents for each student MrsNannieFlowerseentertained the following young ladies at a six oclock d1JuhaPearl Hindman Gradyville Misses Lorena Pile and Katie Murrell thisj nr1hThe sgiiirrel law was out the lothr of ytoiJti1bth i l k f f l r 4 WANTEDCord wood at the brick yard 332t Born to the wife of James Spears as boy June 26th Its a jamming time just now blackberry jam of course Every body was out last Sunday fore noon with smoked glass A large assortment of straw hats at halfformer price Russell Co FOR SALEA good Jersey cow extra good 34lt W E Bradshaw School books and stationery at Frank Sinclairs 34lt The premium list for the Columbia Fair will be published in a short time If you want some desirable household articles cheap see Rev J C Cook Dont fail to attend the Sunday School Convention at Cane Valley July 4th This county was refreshed with a verygoodrain last Wednesday fore noon Bring your Bible pencil and tablet and dont forget the dinner basketat Cane Valley July 4th A mule which was the property of Gr nville Russell for which 230 had been refused died Monday Large concessions in prices on alt lines of goods to Cash buyers l342t Russell Co H C Wolford has opened a meat market in the little green brick He has a refrigerator and fresh meat is kept cool andffirm Green Seal has demonstrated that a thoroughly dependable paint can be had withoutdigging so deep in the purse W F Jeffries Sons I Remember that the Colnmbia Fair will soon be here so if you mean to show a colt calf cow or any other stock it is time to begin fixingtIn order to make room for our large fallstock which will soon begin coming in we are offering reduced prices on all summer goods Russell Co 342t Mr J H Willis who lives on Green river and Mrs Mary Triplett were married Tuesday of last weeknear Purdy Mr Willis is an industrious farmer One of Vefnott Holts wagons and nineteen horsesarrived Monday at noon Mr Holt begins his contract for carv cying the mail between this place and Carapbellsville today rE A Fox Secretary of S S Assp ciatfpn will be present at the S S Convention at Cane Valley Come and hear him as he is the greatest Sunday School man in Kentucky The catalogues for the Wayne County Fair to be heldf September 8 9 10 and 11 are out The Association hangs out a very liberal premium list There will be trots and running races daily A dog which belonged to Mr Samp Overstreet who lives on the pike this side of the rollerjmill is said to have gone mad last Monday morning The dog killed a chicken and men killed the dog Miss Uessie Shearer will please accept the thanks of this office for a basket of delightful eating apples The donation was the first office baa received in the way of fruit this season and the gift was highly appreciated Coffey Cravens who represent a large tailoring establishment have an Had in todays paper Read what they have to say then go and buy an elegant suit of clothes and get a first class pair of pants free 0 For Salejm The Square J ttIlumbia See 01 S Harris Annual July learance Sale Best alicoes5c Y Brown cotton 5c Bleached cotton S to 10c Ambskeg Check Ginghanis 7c r India linen reducedto 8 10 and 12c former price 10 12k and15c large stock of other white goods at IA cent discount RussellCo WANTEDA t v the EihdseyWilsoni iiScho6i gallons of blackberries 7 r i 342 T iitJZ s p J I t Ii IAr- r i I r r A f It i 2 THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS i GROVERCLEVE Yi f LAND DEAD Long Standing Illness Causes the Demise of the ExPresident j rof the Unites States WIFE AND PHYSICIANS Af THE BEDSIDE t Princeton N J 7June 24 Grover Cleveland former Presi dent of the United States died suddenly at his home at West land here at 840 oclock this morning Death was due to heart failure complicated with other diseases The passing away of Mr Cleveland was not imme diately announced but was de layed until an official statement had been prepared by the phy sicians who had been attending him in the various periods of his illnessWhile Mr Cleveland had beer seriously ill from time to time the announcement of his death came like a thunderbolt to those who had been watching his ill ness Last night there was a slight flurry among the friends of the Clevelands that something was serioulsy wrong with the ex PresidentThis occassioned by a vis it of Dr Bryant of New York Mr Clevelands physician for many years Mrs Cleveland later in the evening discussing Dr Bryants visit said that there was no occasion for alarm and that Mr Cleveland was getting along nicely This reasurance totally unprepared their friends for the announcement of his deathThe fixing of Friday afternoon as the time for Mr Clevelands funeral was done to make it pos sible for President Roosevelt to attend The President this morn ing wired Mrs Cleveland his condolences and his desire to atten dIAt the same time he said he could not come if the services were to be held on Saturday Mrs Cleveland answered that the funeralwould take place Friday afternoon and the President is expected to be present CAREER OF THE EXPRESIDENT 1837 Born at Caldwell Essex county N J March 18 1855 After academic educa tion became clerk in law office in Buffalo 1829 Admitted to the bar and began practice of law in Buffalo 1863Became Assistant Dis tract Attorney of Erie county New York 1870Elected Sheriff of Erie county New York 1881 Elected Mayor of his home city Buffalo N Y 1882 Nominated and elected as Governor of New York on the Democratic ticket 1884 Elected President of the United States as Democrat over James GI Elaine Republican by maj ority of thirtyseven elector al votes 1886 Married in White House to Frances Folsom June 2 1888 Nominated or President of the United States by Demo crats but defeated by Benjamin Harrison Republican 1889 Returned to law practice locating in New York 1892 Again nominated for President by Democrats and elected detatingPresident1iar 11son1897Retired 1 from the presir i 4 deiicy sand ac tilelife arid yk f f t t i i It r t took up his residence at Prince ton N J Princeton University conferring upon him the degree pf LL D- 1908Died at Princeton N J Marriage ProlQngs Life If you desire to live to a good age you will do well to read wjiat an eminent doctor says on the subjectHe first of all the bold statement that any one who de sires to live for four score and ten years should get married In other words he claims that con- Jugal life is a necessary condition of longevity Here are the sta tistics which support this statement Of 200persons who have reached the age of 40 years the doctor found that 125 were mar ried and 75 unmarried Of 70 men who had reached the age of 60 years he found that 48 were married and 22 unmarried He next took 38 men each of whom was in his 70th year and he found that 27 were married and 11 unmarriedAgain doctor has discover ed that the mortality among bach elors between the ages of 30 and 45 is as high as 27 per cent whereas among those who are married it does not exceed 18 per cent It is evident that we desire to live to a good old age we should get married as soon as possible Program Annual Convention Adair County Sunday School Association to beheld at Cane Valley July 4 1908 920 Devotional Exercises Matt 25 1430 Ten Talents Rev J A Johnson 935 Why we are here H C Baker Response W S Dudgeon 1020 Written reports from County Superintendents Ele mentary Grades Intermediate Grades Adult Grades Visitation and Home Department Organ ization Education Conference on these reports lead by EiA Fox 1120 What is that in thine hand Rev A R Kasey Rev J C Cook 1200 Appointment of Committees Noon RecessC MUSIC BY COLUMBIA BAND 100 Citizenship under Local Option JR Hindman Rev T Huffaker 130 Citizens influence of Church and SundaySchools Rev Z T Williams and W H C Sandidge 200 Organized Adult Bible Class movement Rev A R Kasey and Rev J A Turner 230 Qualification of Teachers Mrs J 0 Russell Mrs E B Atkinson Mrs Bettie W Butler and Mrs Georgia Shelton 300 The worldwide S S Movement E A Fox and Rev Dean 340 Best means togather in the Old and Young into theSS Rev J A Johnson and Robt Wilson 400 Reportof Committee and Election of Officers Song Vocal I Am Resolved by Audience r anisic BY COLUMBIA BAND p A F R WinferyV i r Pres Co Conventioni Miss Marcani Sec lr I ljay anumberoftuseful hpuseKpfd articles hichtf desire to sell priyatieiyii Rev JCCookff r4 1r rC v i rrAYrai t t E Mr MunccY On The Outlook So astute a man of the world and of business as Frank A Mun cey is quoted as saying over in Paris Though I am a Repub lican I am not so optimistic as are many of myfri ndswho think that Mr Taft will have a walkover On the contrary I think it will be the hardest fight on record Whatever objections may be made to Mr Bryan he is- a good runner His campaign against Mr McKinley one of the most popular of our Presi dents showed great fighting qualityMr Muncey has a more pene trating eye and a more logical mind than those friends whom he quotes who represent it may be remarked in passing a goodly number of Republicans Undoubtedly Mr Bryan has a chance such as he never had before First of all there is the weak record of the Republican party to give him strength the trusts it has bred the great show it has made by word of mouth of combatting predatory wealth when as a matter of fact it has merely left the heads of the malefacting contingent alone in the enjoyment of their goods and has artificially produced a panic which has swamped busines and all but sent the wageearners to the poorhouses of the land The panic is still hanging over the country we are sorry to say It is the chief achievement of the Republican administratifn now in power Nothing else the re gime has accomplished surpasses the panic in scope and in results Somehow people do not like parties that deliberately go out of their way to create by extraneous neans a loss of confidence a destruction of credit and a slaughter of prosperity Therefore they are not likely to shout very enthusiastically nor vote very ardently for the Republican party Then there is the horrible spectacle witnessed in the meth ods used in forcing Mr Taft down the throats of the pepple Unscrupulous robberry ballot box stuffing fraud highhanded manipulation Federal domina tion were prevalent in alU parts 5f the country The whole procedure which culminated in Mr Tafts nomi aominotion was one of the most scandalous in the history of American politics Again there is the Republican platform which is a tissue of lisingenuousness duplicity and falsehood Mr Munsey is right How ever able profound and upright VEr Taft may be those Republicans are mistaken who think he has walkover Louisville Dimes Road to Success r It is said Out of twenty clerks in a store only one will become a partner and finally succeed in the business that out of wenty hands in a printing office only one will own a newspaper md become an educator of the people out of twenty apprenti ces in a shipyard only one will ecome a ship builder on his own acc unt and out of twenty young Zen sn a arm only one will jwnafartn of his own Somel times wer ilpcikf at our young lends and we wonder who the l EckY one will be t fr y Iu r il h theie sgo luck 1 l kyf 1 1frZ tir about it when we think it over carefully The thing is as cer tain as the rule of addition anc the young man who distances his competitors is He who masters his business who lives a clean wholesome life who de votes his leisure time to the acquisition of knowledge and home study who gains friends ly de serving them and who saves his spare money Many socallec shortcuts to success have beer tried but it has only been attained by the time honored high way of integrity industry anc economy Confessions of Dodd Gaston I have noticed that any map will buy a ticket in a shotgun raffle although the statistics show that only one man in every 800 ever goes hunting- It is my observation that if a man has the nerve to charge 500 for a 20 job he usually gets it I notice there are still a great many people who would rather watch the workmen move a safe or dig a cellar than to see the finest theatrical performance in the countryt I am not a kicker but I contend th rk are still too many women who as soon as they get the family crayon portr sits paid for begin to save up money to buy a phonograph- It is all right to save the bison but I refuse to become worked up over it It is my experience that every delusionIat night and find something to eat in the refrigerator As between the family that keeps a cat and theone that keeps a dog IDnd that One seldom makes a mistake in cul tivating the one that keeps the dog My idea of heaven ia place where I should not bjeicbnstantly reminded that r am using too muc cream Topeka Capital Ho s and Canada thistles A writer in an exchange claims to have been quite successful in ridding his farm of Canada this tIes His plan is as follows Fence about the patch with a aeIwellturn the patch upside down Every rain will help to add a smear of mud over the patch and the hot sunshine in turn will bake the surface down and no plant not even a CJanadathistle will exist The shoats will dig after the tender rootlets for an addition tQ their grain diet and you will beJ surprised how quickly and easily this pest will have succumbed r It behooves all to watch the signs of the times and to be ready or instant action when tyranny xtortion injustice has grown in lupportable and the rights of the jeople the great working class s being ground under the heel f monopoly in thee form of the iniquitous Dinglej t ffiAI hat wise men cantdo 3s tovdo heir own thinking lo watchaild be ready to liftth intolerable Durdeh from offthjeirpwii should jrs and to know hich3 parfcy niay a trustejitb assist them =Sbm i et Jaui pkaI q r rtij 4 i iMf ti ir St ti 1 J i ii Y tfJCJoooE3mfi Everything Guaranteed I IlSella IediesSing Barber Supplies Stock and Poultry Food Q r Everything is sold under A POSITIVE GUARANTEE byTTheJR Watkins Medical DCoWhmo Minn H y- yft Call and get my prices on the goods that f I handle You can see me on the roadpr at fi residence on Frazier Ave Cqlumbiaf Ky X Dmy l Q ME Jonesa 3Of 30HD CJHE30 3OE c j Barred Plymouth Rocks i iT IHEcellent layers if Eggs from the best hens of this breed J 100 for 15 and your order filled as promptly as possible to J + get you fresh eggs 1 If you want the best order at once t V Edgar Harris N R R No6 BOX No4 V o Jonesville Va i J E Snow J C Ropplewell T A CAR EACH OF iJ13uggies Wagons afeci Ferrtilizerr Just eeehi id1Give us a call See our Ball Bearing Buggies and get our prices on all grades before buyingielsewhere OUF Business motto j c Qaick Sales and Shop dfits J i J y 1 nout Popp1ettt11 J DEALERs If a General merreHandise and Undetrtaket Goods KentuckyJOTIN J GREE1 BURG E TUG Y vjas Ero 5- l hpi i i iioniet1 Wite Fene 2 j to fence in Green arid Adair counties v J Z r is L I t 1 i The Stay wires on this fence are so 1 attached that they cant slip on the Line Wires The Harder You Pull t j the Tighter it Getsr i rf 3 EfOUGfi l f2tit Pou1tty JlettitidJv rto fence an Acre Chicken Yard on every farm in the two f counties and dont forget the 97 kinds of Wall Paper advertised inrecent issues of The News t i fc FRANK CORCORAN t t J 9f1 r Hi hGradei fr f f Marble J ter Cemetery work W J 8raIIknl1 Granite tSeeltB before 11r youhuy Trade frQfn Adirand adjoining counties k W i i VvV solicited T 4 t J 9I c i Main Street L Lebanon KiT 4ra4+ iM v j WW W WW WW WW II t1patj iI r fV r ll r jJ f 1 5 t i 7 f ji 1 2 iJ i f fH tF LJo 4J tlit B Irl r f iSSY p 1 1J f i THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS tf 3 IE l iI S S 7l I 7ff jI f7lSI 171S7f II 1 I w Just received through the Louisville Custom House E direct from China I I500 R1Extra FIne Manirl4i is Sf Every loll of best quality Close weave in small effect ied l blue green brown and mixed colors at the exceptional 7i Vt lcYy Price 0f 1i vTf il WU 7 + t v 1- E f T J kper Vardv At no time nl the Mattipg I1tory was thfiiie s quality sold less than 35c per yar4 and many times at pcii yard Write for samples to it i Lrper Hubbuch Bros 7r 1 t r Lou sv Ils Carpet Store 7- fv t t 5 524 526 528 W Market St s I- k l iSi V V W W lV V J V V W V Wjis IN is is x s is is is is r 7iAiiiAii iZIR I UG HARDWICK Prcs JII COCKE Pres R D1ETZMAN Sec W T Pyne Mill Supply Co ESTABLISHED 1861 INCORPORATED 1889 CfHfilSTSII SMOKESTACKS Sheet Iron and Tank Work V I JOBBING WORK SOLICITED All Kinds of Machinery Repaired I ie Louisville Trust = ompanvSouthwest Corner 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 ahy part of the State as Executor Admin strator Trustee Guardian Assignee Receiver and to fill evryp si ttion of trust that can be held by an individual v t r H itItfair impar tial and profitable management is guaranteedbits large ssits cor porate property its magnificent fireproof office building land its great financial strength h 4 4 A Big Lot of i 1 New Millet Seed and I 1w r v Cow Peas A A jc Brown Cultivators V It iTHe Empir Com mill yMnlvv ft j A OaiLoadof Milburn Wa9P1 t 5 v Buggies andnice Buggy Harness vt 1I r 1i implemntsI Ii t i uIA 4 2 J H 0 PheliWfI W Jamestown Kentucky 4 iC KentuckyI 1l LT c fII W t7 Hardsburg Telepnontf I 11t t ii Wa35Qld t1rIm- mediately C f al J1JJ afte- I c l i 4tr at J ifAL ii r y 4Iq f k2 I r Laon i t bougtth- franhisefrom 4- theal J Mr ttltan so la urill 11tRisfJt h f ih I f i 1 omany f3q tril ttu a k iI1 f 11Q i r J 5 1J WoolR rr l I f r fIc r jliillJf vki tft4oq j iVV tn x 1 tt lilHl r Isg ItllWHE To form your opinions and keep iutouc4with il 11ftyou can get i r iUILYCOURI RjOUHHAt 125 r I hiik DAILY LOUISVILLE TIMES 125 l HiWEEKly GQUEIERJOURNAL 35 iI UNTIL DECEMBER 1908 f Ji This gives you a live metropolitan paper through i the campaign and the election Order today as sub scription will start with issue of day order is received Qi 6 No can be sent Or you can Lf rbcknumbers haveilTHE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS for Twelve i If and either or the above Dailies until 1 if v December I for only 200 l yc 6- I i0 Jk t Tiiisspecialfcamp ign offer is in effect only during June July and August and no subscriptions i will be received at the reduced rate after August 31st under any circumstances i i Send your subscription orders to this paper INOT to the COURIERJOURNALor TIMES 6 +t466 6 44 + 4 e + 4 7 Avenue Hotel rPIKE CAMPBELL MGR Refurnished Redecorated and Re modled A Firstclass Hotel at Popu Prices Convenient to Wholesale 4lar Retail Districts Churches and Theaters 4 FIFTH AVENUE LOUISVILLE L FIFTH AVENUE BET GREEN AND WALNUT STREETS Louisville Kentucky W 4 I Dissatistaction With The Straddle The New York Herald contains the following very significant story from Chicago As the Herald is usually a Republican = paper in Presidential years what 1it says on the other side will be read itha great deal of inter J ft est J+ l tWhatever may be saifof tBe t situation in the Eastman the editors of the Republican newspapers in the Middle Wef are beginning to have doubts as to whats ahead They think that therhfcfor the residency willlargely center in the states ofllhn IsIndIana1 Michigan Wisconsin Kansas Nebraska Minnesota and Iowa NEW YORK LEFT OUT I OF IT They have New York for the present out of all cal6ulations and gure ttiat these states must be taken if the index of hpw the election will go Ihese states muster 111 votes + in the College as fol lows India hr5 Illinois 27 Michigan if 144Iinnesota L- 1Nebraska8 Tansas 10 Wis l rigfnlg Iowa 13 Therewill be in the Electoral College which will elect Taftor Bzyn 588 votes the total haVlI g- groWt by the 13missiHi of Okla t which has seven votes ali1iorna lWv p st cctn to be Democratic- the asfc Electoral College Rooseve1ti rhad 336 votes and Ill 9 ThestatfcSIB mention ffrgfffff bygoihg Democratic lnlfQQ41k If wod have given Bryan fi A li o k 3 fh iftrfi Hejj i j f f rii i 251 Electoral votes and Roosevelt 225 A majority of the Electioral College this time will be 242 Electoral votes and Bryan will be elected if he carries these states in th the Middle West even should the Republican strength in the East remain as it is difficulty is said to be with IiThe which were made by the convention when it was uidervthe control of the Administration and the nomination which was made when it was in tile control of Uncle Joe The West is beginning to turn up its noseat the platform just as it is at the candidate for Vice Presi dent It does not like either PARTY OPEN TO ATTACKS The platform it is held by the prominent politicians leaves the party open all through the Western country to attacks by Bryan Those who followed the convention at dose range heard that Wall street hap cold shivers at the applause for Roosevelt and at the selection of James S Sherman for Vice President be callsELhewig one4 of the men mentioned in the RooseveltHar rim n correspondehce But wall street has no mono poly of thecpld shivers ItB Scott National Committeeman for WestVirgin aannuncedto day that he intended to resign the national conmiittee in a f weeks Whenasked about it hsaid I I Have tfeenomneeted with t i v vJs i i34fjsa iJ2 f 1i i L tSL 5 i the committee for 12 years and through three successful cam paigns I do not want tohaemyl record broken But return to the situation in the Middle West which is only as yet imperfectly under stood in this county so far as the majority of the voters are con cerned it is represented as being strongly committed to Roosevelts policies Democrats and Republicans alike in overwhelming numbers are said to be ready to follow Roos ve1t1 They believe in the United States Senators by pop ular vote They believe in the I publicity of campaign contribu tions They believe in radical tariff revision than isI favored by the leaders in ConI gress They are still bent on getting after the railroads and making them reduce rates A cold reception has been given the platform It is regard ed as a straddle on more than the matter of injunctions THEY FOLLOWED LAFOLLETTE The followers of Senator La Follette compelled the conven tions to vote down planks provid ing for the physical valuation of railroads the election of United States Senators by the people the publicity of campaign con tributions and a revision of the tariffIIt is expected that on these issues William J Bryan will have the party at a disadvantage when he goes on the stump and compares the Chicago platfrom with the Denver platform To add to the complexity of the situation the antiinjunction plank has proved an offense rather than bait for labor and the statement issued by Samuel Gompers that the American Fed eration would refuse to accept it bears out everything said by the conservatives to the ROQsevelt managers in the Committee on ResolutionsPut plank in said the conservatives and you will not only offend the business men of the country to whom you have to look for support but you will still fail to please the labor man agers they are for Bryan at heart and will support him Better keep your old friend than have no friends at all rlf Cant Be Beat The best of all teachers is experience- c Mi Harden of Silver City North Carolina says I find Electric Bitters does all thats claimed for it For Stom ach Liver and Kidney troubles it cant be beat 1 have tried it and find it a HarIIguaranIv ir Piston Rods r v The piston rod on the Taft engine broke Sunday afternoon and the G 0 P nominee seated at the pie counter known in railroad parlance as the diner narrowly escaped death or serious injury There is amoral in the story which Mr Taftwill do well not I to overlook Fiank Hitchcock until a few months ago a subordinate official in the Postofflce Department has just closed four months on incessant work Ini whicli he played the role of piston rod for the Taft political engine Saturday after an interview with Mr Tat he announced that he is brokeii down and so greatly in need orestas to make it im possible for him to consider taking the chairmanship pfthe K FT I j 5i Republican National Campaign Committee a post of distinction which any young man with an revardsIlikely to decline if the decision is left with him Mr Hitchcock has unquestion ably been under great mental and physical strain He has accomplishedeverything he set out to do coming within two of delivering to Mr Taft the 704 delegates he promised to deliver when selected a s the driving power for the Taft machine There is no tonic like success and there is no question that with it Mr Hitchcock wouldf have no difficulty in overcoming- any physical weakness that exists in ample time to take up the work of campaign management It is evident that the reason he has given for his refusal to be considered in connection with the chairmanship is not the real reason There can be no doubt that he wants the place nor that his service entitle him to it If he is sidetracked it will be sole ly because of the fact that jeal ously of success has lead to a combination against him which Mr Taft is afraid to oppose If he yields to it his political chances will be in as serious danger as was his bodily welware Sunday afternoon What the Republican party needs is a man with Cortelyous peculiar ability for delivering the goods and who is not h andi capped by his reputation for extortion Hitchcock has the ability and the nerve and it will not take him long to learn all of the Cortelyou methods and if nec essary to improve on them The Republicans have but one chance of defeating Mr Bryan and that is by raising a campaign fund which will enable them to carry such debatable States as New York and Indiana Mr Hitchcock is better equipped by his association with Cortelyou and his experience of the past four months than any other man in the Republican party to do this work The campaign on the part of the Republicans will not be 9ne of sentiment And Mr Hitchcook is not a sentimentalist He is an intensely practical young man who knows how to get results Mr Taft will make a serious blunder if he lets brother Charley or any of the rest of them force Hitchcock to spend the summer in search of health instead of corporation dollars And the Repudlican party doesnt often make mistakesof this kind Louisville Times 4 The Remedy That Does Dr Kings New Discovery is the remedy that does the healing others promise but fail to perform says Mrs E R Pierson of Auburn Centre Pat is curing me of throat and lung trouble of long standing that other treatments relieved only temporarily New Discovery is doing me so much good that I feel confident its continued use for a reasonable length of time will restore me to perfect health This andrdrug store 50c and 100 Trial bottle freeJ m The Cornishville Milling Com pany year Harrodsburg was destroyed by fire The elevator and saw mill and corn crib ad joining was also destroyed jLossJ 12000 li j tq FQRSALE i A dwelling with three rooms ancQnef acre of ground near Mouthof Sulphur j creek price reasonable Ji E BEL- L32un fr c 44U i J t v J I i I i Ly it i J I t 1t clt THE ABAIR COUNTY NEWS J 1 j tI OE300E3000C 8 EGoc e =M30GE DOD9f3E3013E = JOODE = CJOf 30nt l t I A phougrapL Olf1ti f M jj ltr iIo AU 00 I i i USh Purchaie yR Ii I I aSPRINO IS HERE and mystore is full of NEW GOGDS FRESH FROM THE BEST MARKETS Shoes Dry GoQdsrClothing and Taylor= Made Suits = = I Made to order all to suit the purchaser and up = to=date in every particular peering Mowers and Binders and Repairs Buggies aijd Harifesg to suit you iVVv P r V 8 With very 40 worth of goods purchased and paid for I will give The Standard Talking Machine= = A Phonograph that ill iiteiihfin the lonely I M H hours come This is your opportunity to get what you want at the price you want and A PHONOGRAPH FREE t X d f tVVVt i i ct I I d lf 1 J I L R CHELP Knifley Ky J t jH Jitt daif oaiunt eWi- Published Every Wednesday BY TIlE Adair County News Company INCORPORATED CHAS S HARRIS EDITOR Democratic Vf the city countiesIand adjacent Entered at the Columbia Postoffice as second clan mail matterV WED JULY I 19i To make the world better in some way ought to be the aim of every person who seeks the blessings of wealththealth and happi ness There is room in every business in everyjprof ession and and occupation fordoing good to others tofleavej the world better than you found it The man who seeks only tofcreatefa bank acV count wholbelieves economy the greatest virtue who will rob the earthofitsferti1ity ordwarf the r development of his profession or business isVnota public benefac tor Tnejman who owns a farm merely hascontrol the mariage ment of it for affew brief years even iffhellives the three score and ten and then it decends to others The manwho sells goods or works in any useful avocation is of a few years and his accumulations are left like the diit of the earth ii The lawyer the preacher physician and all professional men alike owe the Wcrld advancementto leave it better thanjtheyffound it What think you of the man who lets his farm go to rack evenif he- succeeds in S hoarding money What think you of the merchant who fails to improve his stock of goods of the professional n who is indifferent to advancement As a larger part of our people are interested in tilling the earth and the very fact that from its productions life is sus tained it ought to be the most closely guarded occupation the most intelligently and industri ously managed Every one who ownsralfarm whether large or smaltf ought to make it better make it produce more and a bet ter quality Especially isV this true in this part of the StatejV since a large part of it cleared and under cultivation for many yearsthevirginVsoil most ly gone and thousands ofacres now nonproductive and briarsI bushes and weeds choaking down the fences and presenting an uiv u inviting appearance Every fart anerpught pjide ingood croDS i JTl lj g yields on VVsmalJacreage lIe ought to make ome Jand e j every year restore tome worn places make larger barns anthill T them with better products No- 3VVVV rILc i1 t lferrVV t- J t I farmer is filling his real mission who fails to make his farm bet ter and while he may make money from robbing the land yet he leaves the world poorer The spirit of enterprise whether in private business or public af fairs will meet the endorsement of eyory one who believes in making the world better Genuine worth true success must be measured by what you do to make the world better rather than the number of dollars you succeed in collecting and holding The Democratic primary to nominate a candidate for Gover nor of Tennessee was one of the most exciting and bitterly fought political battles that any State has experienced for a number of years There were only two can didates Gov Patterson who stood for local option and ex U S Senator Carmack who ad vocated straight prohibition forth entire State Gov Patterson won by nearly ten thousand which shows that the people of the respective Districts believe in the principle of local option rather than prohibition for the entire Commonwealth The cit ies contributed the big majority for Gov Patterson while the country Democracy stood closely by SenatorarmackV Mr Watterson selects Gray of Delaware Jand Johnson of Min nesota as the only ones to be considered for the second place on the Democratic ticket if left tohimselect It is a fact that there are many Democrats who would addstrength to the ticket andenthusiasm to the party but either GrayortJohnson isf good enough VVThe deathjofiGrover Cleveland removes the last exPresident of eIlandvictions and firm in his decisions He made three rates for the Presidency elected twice and de feated once An account of his Idea canVbe found on our second N page Gen Wrights appointment succeedTaft as Secret ry of War was made to catch Southernvotes but it will not catch many to hurt The voters of the South aresotin their waysand will make no departure 0VHon Jas A Sherman Repubr lican n miIee for the VicePres dency wasltaken dangerously ill last week arid there was much anxiety felt He is now greatly imprpvedT Jc 1sIt is no discredit to jiaRe publican ifbudidh6t 1cbth one for pibutdt will foe pojKSr flr kingVbI titffietv Ithn tHe returns come in Jiiextyeitif j Iber 4 l 1 J SQ aijri i ir t r 9 i jf VV Mr Taft and Booker Washington have met once since the Chi cago convention rather a mixed affair so it appears The Democratic National Con vention will meet in Denver next TuesdayV Lattimorc N C Editor News Almost all the people of mature age know something of Eng and Chang the celebrated Siamese twins Fifty years ago they were on exhibition in Kentucky and else where among attractions of Phineas T Barnum the great showmanThey of Mongolian race and were united by a ligament about the size of an ordinary mans wrist said ligament ex tending from side of each These men died in Surry coun ty North Carolina andare bur ied near White Plains aJQuaker colony of said county andi State They married two isters named Hayes of Wilkes ounty North Carolina and reared each a large familyIBesides Eng and Chang they took the surname of Bunker As your readers know the writer has for thirty years been a school teacher While Superintendent of Dob son Graded Schools of Surry county he taught three grand children of one of these human freaks Their names were respectively Gracie Gladys and Joe Bunker Hayes Their father was clerk of Superior court and was named J B Hayes He bore a striking resemblance to RV M Hurt of Adair county Kentucky and while Surry is strongly Republican he was elected on Democratic ticket t think he is still in office and is probably holdingMs third term His wife while having the almond shaped eye of the Mongolian was a beautiful and accomplished woman Thos familiar with Mark Twains sketch book will recall the chapter in which Engvand Chang are graphically describ ed One he represented as a tern perance lecturer while the other would get so drunk hifbckteeth would float One would want Vto march at head of Sunday Scholproces sion while the other would throw rocks at the trulygoRda iswear like a seaman While this was something of aD exaggeration they differed ierythateiiafly in disposition V4Onewasdjsposed 5 T toV beiQpss- hi1e r leothwa shbkinglyV fHrtefinand brutal i I j7 Their chi1dre w fedO QJe c1j 1I VVrIVV VVI- cousins anleach inherited the traits oj his father At Mount yItives of the two families Of the one family the men are prosper ous and reliable while the other are shiftless degenerates very economical with the truth Mrs Hayes of Dobson is typical of the good setVIThere menttaineda ripe old age 85 perhaps and the good one died first The other was in fairly good health and surgeons tried to cut the ligament uniting jfcheir bodies The survivor died and died cursing An exbarkeeper and stage driver who heard the vigorous blasphemy of the expiring Celestial felt that his best efforts in profanity were chaste and correct English comparedwitIitheVias terpiece of the illustrious orien tal Do the people of Adair county Kentucky know that North Carolina has a most remarkable I tribe of amalgamated Indians It is a historical fact that John White came here to found a col ony near four hundred years ago A few weeks after they landed Virginia Dare grand daughter of Gov John White was born Her father was named Annanias Dare and he had married Eleai nor White daughter of Gov John White 1White went back toI England ostensibly to get necessary sup plies but in reality tOwin un fading renoun infighting the Invincible Armed By can understanding between Whit Land head men of the colony ify they were gone wHen he came backvthey were to tell Where by a Britten message but if Carried forpiblyaway they wereto come across onr a tree After anah sence o three years White and Capt Drake returned They found rio colonists but on a tree the word f Croatan Histo rianshavetcalled this TheVVL6SVt Colony It is now certain that they were adopted by Hatteras Indians and to this day they are called Croataris They have racial features of both vhits nd Indians v They live in Ilobison and Ri li mpnd counties of this State and have their own scBools stn d churchesVc7ft VK During Civi14Waro ft ese afNv Croatang named Swef was Ipressed by Union soldiers to help on Fort Fisher Lov6ry wa a Southern sympajlhizer ahi was insubordinate Later hef was s hot by Confedate home J l1ailiLoHcnot dsertei1gry ptW ii editp Mia tieFeder1i Hi- Henry rYK J OOp yidStey Lpwery registered a f bipdd rexl VX oath to kill every man eiakedl rV i VA 4l 2 i t rti co J1 JJohP i li r 5 t Z t0 t l J l TGRTNDPICNIC HT FJOLEY KY t JULYFOURTH 1rC00D TIME FOR ALL ItI r MHO COME i iihihr TviE be 4th of July Picnic YAtthe forks of the Creek Ey All Iginds of AmusementsII i 4uch as DOLL RACK SACH I TRACE STRINGED BAND Ej GOOD S PEA KINGj j 4Ihfire will be FireWorks in Rov i Ji L Sfeyj thafevningwill begin at 8 r Z1Qck jf Wil1hre all kinds o- fFIREWORKS Come Everybody i2 ri F W prHendiicksthiiL Y bBett B- fi4I Mann Committedi 1f l fVV J Z Y i in the execution ahd the red hnasof Robison arid Richmond counties show they kept the plegeth two brothers who were master spirits other Croatans joined the Banditti They had the courage yof their Anglo SaxoifancestryQnphe side and the relentless y ngerice o- findiaisVonthotherad p rsis tenfcly camped othe trail pf theii enemIesV r When the scaire had been rset ttIed with thev Slayers of their father officefe of the law hunted them fQrp rposlf capture arid r it t trlbutiI1 t I I Henry BerryoWery hadi theaici leadership of ItinlbjPfiiiip or TeurnsehLo cal pfficeris weie slam as wl askillf land vigIi rtt aete tIt tF several year cluffngthe 1Qj incRobion RthOdfl CbefJ i 1ancoiniesofthis SateiHenVV- p iVV 1 L 1 r wer3illedhimel4- aCCiaity j t thun1VidotIer- leadersuwgiTeQrge and IVVSVIt1 fx li Jt c 1j t ro J i1h t fs t ri Pt 5 lic1 Jdj V 4 1 1o I 1k 1q j1rJs 1 1w rit 1 l l L tflfL i v1 iL ttEi Steve Lovety and George Oxen dine were killed by officers of the law Ihave seen the swamps they t infested have semar rela tives of Henry Berry Lawrey His wife or widow Rhbda Lowe ry is Still living and was noted for beauty of face and figure That they are decendants of The Lost Colony has heeri well es tablished and it is a sad reflec tion that the blood of Virginia Darecoursed in the Veins ofV these ruthless bandits who left a crimson seal ritheairlancti of Carolina vci T But the Croatansa a lss are gObdcitizerisnustof them free holders and good formers jVVry few historians are awarey v forfNorth Carolina has not been the tbjdingJplae of the hist thijtVl iif C f y m WHITE i 4St t Ftl 1SIWUk 1 it t tjf 4 ol qI 4dweg witii1ir msanilone Sulphurcrk3 iZ I i 1 a iY i Ii it pft r r f fJ 4 1 1 f tt If fJfr t I cjf I it j r ga sp I T i I d 1 cr a 1 1 I tsIt J r t t ti h y rr THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS t 5pl v pcY lt i 7 11 ernn a I 1j f Mi A H R01i Jainetow jj1 1 IF aii i 44 nj MSayMrey 4Thjsit5n Lq r AI Mtr t DrLF Page Indianapolia tresiched iGqlumbia MondayAnight 4 j VMr J W Jackrianand familyspent last Sunday atGleriViI1 VEa yertese j WiHigms Stilater Okla is visiting in this county Prof P D Neilson is visiting his parents at Murfreesboro Tenn Mr J S Stapp and his son Julius are on a business trip to Missouri Prof R R Moss and wife have re turned from a visit to Hart countyV Mrs Robt Blakeman and children 5 Indianapolis are visiting in Columbia Mrs Josephine Rowe returned from a visit tor Texas last Thufsday aft rnoon Miss Susie MOSSVV Greerisburg is spending a week or two with Miss Katie Russell Messrs Z M Staples and Geb Nell are sojourning atV Sulphur Well Met calfe county Mr R H DurhamSSVVhO visited his brother at Martinsville Ind returned home last weekJMisses Laura and Mary Stevens of Madisonville are visiting the amity of Mr WH Wilson Miss Mattie Taylor of Lexington is Spending a few weeks with her father Dr U L TaylorVMrs RG Yates who resides at Mcj Gregor Texas is visiting her sister Mrs S F White Mrs G B Smith returned from Monticello Sunday accompanied by her san Dr T A Smith Mrs Sam Williams who has Wen visiting Mrs Robt Young has returned toher home Eunice Mrs Wm Coleman who has been visiting her parents here has returned to her home Nashville Mr 0 B Bertram who is a prominent attorney at Jamestown was here professionally last WednesdayV Messrs W R Myers and R F Paull returned Saturday afternoon from a business trip to MonticelloV I Mr Jo Starks and wife of near Knob Lick Metcalfe county are visiting Mr S H Mitchell and family eonIMiss Mary Price who has been ducting a millinery business at Cynthi ana returned to Columbia last week MissvFnnie Jones who has be nvisI iting at several points in the Blue Grass section returned h5melast eek1 wifeandRevtE Miss Jimmie Curd returned lastweek from a very pleasant visit to relatives and friends at Campbellsville and Bur kIthe Commonwealth Insurance Company was in Columbia several days ofpast weekVMiss Lura Smith left yesterday morning for Monticello where she will spend several weeks with her brother Dr T A Smith leftjforLouisville br 13T Wood Danville and Rev JP Scrdggs Midway reached herein due time to attend the funeral of Mrs EW Barn tt MrR Payne and wife Burkes ville spent several days of last weeki withers Payn parents Judge JJand Mrs Simpson VV Misses Nellie Bradbury yPh IipJI Bardstown Irene Learnon IAda and Mary Feesean4Mrs Horace Massie Cane Valley were in Columbcaj Thursday Mr John McFarland and grandaughf er Miss Callie McFarland of Rowena visited Mr McFarlands daughter Mrs J T Goodman this place several days fiastweekV1Misses Cora and Judith Flowers l- r 4BlingGreen Pearl Hindman Grady 1 v yule Mr Geo Flowers Jr and wife J Messrs Curt Hindman and Ray t ers visited Griffin Springs last FlOWJ VI Dr J H Baugh of Mt Ir Ky and Miss Alma Carson of beilsyille arrived in Columbia last Sat jiirday afternoon and visited relatives L of Miss Carson until Monday forenoon t t Mrsfii J F Montgomery has returned i bie from Quannah Texes where she 1 iiad bin for several wrecks visiting her 0 1 twdsons Gaxnettan rge She spent 2ff of Ue time with J Huntes- ft family She reports all the Kentucky C titb Placedoingwell lir i 1f T gt9mPpp is vel1 to- S paint br preervationJflbettetJp vfi t 5jnonef thebperatiOii5 wise Wis jj enSeal WF Tef 221tt i rSI i fjJi I L L r rih j itizfMk j A t j It N r r55Ait t4 t z f fJi f 4 t ftMN L The hot weather has put atgnji uson the potato bugit killed the vines and the bUgs are gone e You cih buya Jil a clFrankSil idche as- from gnycaa1oiHou31rft x iTheand cradles ought to be under cover andnOt xp s q t su Qwers = Green Seal stands for 11 that is good in paints durability covering ppwer economy beauty of finish protection W F Jeffries Sons WANTED Live Red and Gray Foxs Will pay 125 to 2 OOVeachV W T HODGEJN Box 232 273m C m Dell vilIe jKy FOR sAiEMy farm containing 272 acres lying in Caney Fork Vallley 1 milel west of Coburg all level fertile and well watered an ideal stQck and grain farm in high state of cultivation Address jasT Sublett 243m Coburg Ky I have a piano dressers bedsteads rocking chairs washstands dining table kitchen cabinet ladies desk stand tables range stove etc etcp which I will sell cheap The piano is in first class condition Cornish make instrumental attachmentsRev JC Cook As long as there is any of it on the house at all Green Seal Paint looks well And it stays on a long time tooW F Jeffries Sons Battenberg and Point Lace Hand made Battenberg and Point Lace center pieces dresser crfs door panels baby caps collars Hapker chiefs etc made to orderV Mrs Geo E Wilson 334txv Columbia Ky CEMENT PLASTER AND BRICK Hall and Browning areready to fill your order in cement patent plaster or cement brick You can get any color of brick desired If in need of any of these articles call on them or use the telephone Columbia Ky Machine Shop Mr W A Helm the wellknown machinist who was formerly located at Estohas removed his entire outfit to so Columbia his place of business beingr on Boomer Heights He is a class machinist and is prepared to do all kinds of work The repairing of engines cultivators mowers in fact everything in the machine line is his im1Hemill supplies and a good line of hard ware Phone 46323mPREACHING NEXTSUNDAY is J N Walbert Prices Creek J C doolc ColumbiafW H C pWJ F Roach RedLick VV JZJ M Pierce Clear Spring L B RVbil Whites ChapelK C R Deener White Oak A R Kasey Columbia T Wright Milltown f h- JA Johnston Pickettrs Chapel BIG PICNIC The 4th of July will be4 ApproDriate ly celebrated at Glenville Patriotic addresses will be delivered by some + oJthe best speakers in this section of State There Will be all kinds of inno cent amusement for the young and plenty ef everything good tope9plt Everybody is invited a guaranteed A special invitation is ex tended to all old soldiers It Swill be an opportunity for them to meet and talk in tlmUSIC323t Henry HudsOn ManagerP Guar ntees vs1EsIIrnai1 The premium rates of old line life insur DAllpretty wide margin for expenses and for possible heavy tnot talities This is a wise provision In the event of either fain estimated expenses or a favoableImortality experIence or both this Gtosome companies these dividends in others they are small This differencec between the results tobc obtained isV often feJtakingThe Commonwealth guarantees larger dividends tnan are paid by the average company and agrees to pay all in addition which can be saved from the low expenses and favorable mortality The Commonwealth Life Insurance Co q 308 W ChestrnttStLOUISVILLE clf fNORM RUSHTON gf r U Dcst The s I Pt skiyesrecommefl n rt113crwd ffor1i- in C t thmb andji never fail tihel iseJ1r t i 5 i u i VISVtS t j r IIIV anttr if 8 t J 2 C r COffey Cravens t t y Representing it The Royal Tailoring Establishment 2 VS VS i c Chicago Illinois i f I 44SV it J Have justreceived from their firm the following information which should be cheerful reading to persons who are In need of Clothingrf For the next thirty days you may give an extra pair of pants with achsuit of clothes so doff the samepiece of goodsVi This is a First= Class Tailoring Establishment handlesno shod = dy goods If you want a suit and an extra pair of Pants Free caB and see us PRICES VERY LOW t ki Coffey Cravens bfrOverPostOffice Columbia Ky JI Knifleyi A very good rain fell the 24th raking the drouth of several weeks Corn lodksve to be planted late Wheat is in the stack for the machine and the crop is reported good Tobacco is almost a complete failure owing to scarcity of plants and the late setting Mr George Chelp passed through here one day last week Mr CG Jeffries will in the near future place a cement dam across Caseys Creek at this lace and erect a gristmill Dee Knifley and family visited B Russell and family one day fast week v The farmers will soon be done plowing then hay liarvest will e the order VtheVday Meadows are generally light It is reported that the dirt will begin to move on the hew pike from here to Wilsons creek uly 1stThe dir ctors and of ficers have all been elected Dr U L Taylor of Columbia was here one day last week If there are any good citizens Adair county that can take e pills of Gov Willson in the owers and Howard cases ahd pastIushear from hinpj whether he be Republican or emocrat Goebelwas murder ingleIov says Kentuckyvs becpme blacker and black Shame Shame ct Eller MrsAE Gririsman iJ still uite sick r TMissl v her home in Spmieirsfefe lastf Sat rday V f H Tf Foley aii wife of Long treet ls tedIt B t55V rMfoley1s CEWluruayJan d iUl 4ylt i tzADUhn1 iOi ft loi31 VIUe w 1 oi it d neSday Drs BJ BoliniaridSjJSiIn SSS S5 5VS ft t I I t Lumber and LandV I Anyone who needs Framing or B I II terns Commons or Better cannot do betterIthan place your order with us We I- largestock of the above material and will be I sold at the saw set on the Page I Cane Valley or at James N Nay fartnnearI ColumbiaV Inear V We I will sell 240acres of the James Page I land near cane Valley 40 acresin cultivation the remainder in woodland Two small tenant houses and a barn The grade of iand is II This is your chance if you want goodIIland in a good community at a fair price I Wood Masaic Flooring arid I Lumber Co IncVVI ByJ I A WHITNEY Agent Coburg Ky I I SVLU tIIIt mops returned from Louisville last Saturday v J SVThe writer was in Jamestown several days last week M E Tarter of Fonthill was here Thursday looking for pro f duceV r VV j ITom and Isaiah Bernard at t tended preaching at French Valley Sunday i Partof the wheat in this see tion has ben threshed The yield has been reasonable good ProfWillimRexroat of Bart was here Mondays j There will be an old fOlkssing at Clear Spring July 4th 111rtg Ew Batcher and Dutch Meece of filQ were here Tues tay surveying the mail route The health of this community very gqodaithis jime and tIi iair Wdiie8day has raised the go Mi9t ofr our farmers IaenfjyLJiI XtYii 7 1 f k J 4 lJ i jl l 1 f 1j i J J J tf3i v 4 M Sj N JW Harvey has moved to f t iex new house he has erectEdi Were i Joe Stotts iscarryingthe mail from Picnic to Amandaville Edgar Bradshaw Montpelierj spenli one night here last week The rfdllowins drumers called on our merchants last week G w Stapl s Ed Atkins J H Goff V Sullivan WiirLyoris fd the gentleman whoatls fo the Glasgow Grocer Go L FelixMcKinney and family and Jfe t Albert England all of Barr e1 tbunty are visiting rela- at This ilace i erscllister airplayj Wl1dS ati tended the Childrens JDay sevices at Elliott school house in Cumber 1aivcountyiastundayJ Edmdn t4nlajMcndy 4i i t iJ vi McCnsfrliStttli vter Qf a pigSVthat has tbjo e earsWHo caIbet thatti k saeampjllVafld Mrs I tI w fjic 1JffA f lfot 91 L nVV I I r I Eliza Harvey visited reltaiveskiif II the Frirplay community fromr Saturday until Monday ArtW totts lost a good work mIf rile fasf eekJIt stepped in a1I post hole leaking its leg and had Vv to be killed Jf t Several fishing parties have i been in our section within the last few days and I think there is not a fish left in Harrodsfork i large enough to be caughtin the meshes of a very fine seine The most of the seining has been done at night but Wednesday aV crew more bold than the restVV came in and I dont think they left even a mudturtle N ILIV We are blessed with a good raIn neighborI very The crops are looking quite wellc and the wheat is all harvested Mary and Elva Hunter of Gradyville have been visiting relatives here the past week VMiss Celeste Shirley will teach the school at this place this year Several of the young folks of this place visited Miss Delpha Kinniard of East Fork last Sat urday night and Sunday- A good many from this place attended the Sunday School Con vention at Chestnut Grove A large crowd in attendance and good speaking Mr and Mrs A A Pulliam were in Columbia last week Rev Bryant Wilson filed his regular appointment at this place 9 the 2nd Sunday Orien little son of Mr andyV Mrs Roy Walker is on the sick VlistRo r The health of this community is very good at this time People i are busy laying by corn f Corn islookingwell consider iiig the dry weatherV People are donestacking wheatV here The wheat threshers are start ed in operationV Miss Ozy Epperson and sister were shopping at Russell SpringsV last wee kiiHogs are plentiful here butt t corn is scarce and high J T P McGaha was here lV11 week l 1ft People will soon be in thefe neadovs s vVingVM The oat crop is short through IhereV V WaterS A tP tlml E RV W ftVVEV2 81 I SV P o wenJ r Have your plant equipped with a SAMPSON tfee r 4tJgreatest wheel of the day Guaranteed actual Jhorse f power worktnanship etcv r When in need 16f Ne rs Plant 9t P wer Connec j ti Sr apply to Vi J r l ELREESEJJ Jt 1 Jal11estwn 4 i t 1 Ky 4tts i j j ws I r iIk Etz T if irri i s f ftI 0 i 7 t J t t l J ff tiJf s f XII X iz fi NEWSB 4 THE ADAIR COUNTY y d l Negroes Advised Thee AmericanlNegro Political j t Equaliiy League Is out in a statement advising the negroes to vote the Democratic ticket J Gr WoodsvitsIFpresident said the laws that are enacted against our race in the South are 4 not passed because Democrats are in power If the Southern negroes w rebl t1ghtNorth in Jo the strongholds of Republi canism the same laws would be enacted If the Northern white men moved South they would If kdep the laws in force All this talk about the Re publicans freeing us is bosh The North objected to slavery because Northern free labor could not compete with it The war- was fought against secession ot- to free the slaves There were as many Democrats in the Northern army as there were Republicans How many Congressmen has this party which dominates the North and which says t loves us giyen usin the forty years we have voted it to victory Not one All of the negro Congressmen that ever sat in Washington came from the South WILLING TO SWITCH There is just one way for the negro to get his rights and that is to use the balance of power that God has given him in these Northern States regardless of parties If we put the Republi can party out of business good this fall it may not do us any immediate good But you can bet that four years irom now the I Republican party will be around wanting to do business with us And what is more if we show the Democrats that we can put- them into power these same Democrats will be mighty tender tcIJ of pur feeling in order to keep ftn power 1 w i Growth of Forest Trees l t Fifteen acres of wood and timber land will furnish a farmer fliis ordinary timber and wood for two fires Ten cords of wood I Will suffice for any man to keep two fires the year round provid ed he has tight rooms and good stovesSThe farmer should begin on oneteide of his lot and cut the wood clean as he goes In this manner the young shoots come up alike as they receive the sun alike Now say there are thirty cords to an acre if he cuts ten cords of wood alyear it will take him three years to cut the wood off of a singleacreand it will take him fortyfive years to cut the wood from his lot of fifteen- acres At the end of fortyfive years he cangobaclc to the first acre he cutand cut thirty cords to the acre On our ordinary upland wood will grow to thirty cOrds to an acre in thirty years A farmer once stated that he remembered Clearing fourteen acres of woodlatib thirtyfout years previously He assisted rin gettin the same in winter rye r After the crop of winter rye was taken it was pastured for a year I ors and then suffered to grow rJ iip rhe growth was white oak L iev3r oak yellow oak chestnut 1Vand maple Several years since that same field of rye was cut Vover and there was not a single acre Ofltbut produced thirty i Jvicprs to the acre And this iii- tentySeVefl yearsAlono Rice Cin The Farm Press t 4- f p r Coin JJIJhe Realm Ie tct l jJ jU g ivi 1etim sYGilman 0 r r A t joi i I f j lii tfjl 1 IiJi jiJ t1 tt r f IJ 4t d r l Fay a local characterknown by all as Gil went to the general store in Fay ville Mass kept at that time by Colonel Dexter Fay to make his purchases The amount was 68 cents and Fay- tenderedthe clerk a dollars bill t Change being scarce intlie store f as was often the case during those strenuous times the Clerk- passedhImEome slips of paper with figures on them to equal the amount of change due Gil looked at the change and then at theclerk and slowlysaid Whats all this 1 Why that is what we afe giving for change now WJier you get a dollars worth we will redeem them replied the clerk and Gil went out A day or two later Gil went to the store again for some tobacco The clerk passed out the plug and Gil put his hand in his pock et and pulled out a handful of pumpkin seeds and handed them to the clerk saying These are what I am using for change now When you get a dollars worth I will redeem them w The Full Dinner Pail The following dispatch to the StjjJLouis Republican explains itself New York May 1OWhil Mrs Alice Cahill and her fifteen year old son James were at din ner yesterday af ternoori in their home No 408 Second avenue a feeble knock sounded on the door Mrs Cahill opened the door and saw a famishedlooking old man his shabby clothes sodden with rain shivering on the threshold What is itshe asked kindly Im hungry replied the stranger Ive had nothing to eat for two days Come right in andeat all you want said Mrs Cahill The old man refused to enter the room but sat on the top of the staircase and ravenously ate all that Mrs Cahill brought him After he had finished his meal James came outin the hall and found the man gasping on the floor The boy in alarm called his mother Pick me up said thev man standme on my feet Mrs Cahill and her son lifted the man and started to take him downstairs where they intended to can an ambulance At the foot of the stairs the lithImoment trerribliniand whis pered Im awfully obliged for the meal but Im sorry to ha1eI disturbed you Then lie over and died V Doctor Miller of Believe said the old mans deatn was rIAKV v IAdair Medical Meeting t5the Adair Coupty Medicalhgpeietyi will meet afrJDrv Cartwrights office July 9 1908 at 10 a m with the ibl lowing program X jt SepticaemiayW T jGrisspm iPurerpual Eclamsna 1 Berjyman Cholera 1nfant mDr Hanctfck 7 tr MepingitisDrnollaJjd SirnpsQn- Hoss to run a rnedia1 i ietYu cessfully U LTay1or f W F Cartwright S W T Grrissom J fe Hiridmah 05 Coiimitee r V Just Exactly Right f Ihaye used Dr KingsNyLfe Pills fMseveraiears cIt fud jtWin just exactly right says Mr A lL Helton of Harrisville 1f xUy New Life Pills relieve without the least dis comfort Best remedyfor constipation biliousness and l riL25c atPatili rug stores 4 J Si4 t TVivV S kif i V r4 t1rA = lo vtt I j ir1 it e1 2 V Your Passing ShadowNotes f f The bubonic plague at Guaya quil is declining The Interstate Commerce Com mission has ordered sweeping reduction in lumber rates Gov Glenn has signed the proc lamation making prohibition n effective in North Carolina Jan uary 1 1909 The State Racing Commission refused to allow the restablish ment of bookmakers on Kentucky racetracks The Capital City Savings Bank of Little Rock the only Negro bank in Arkansas was placed in the hands of a receiver Dr Thomas W Small chief surgeon of the American Line steamer St Louis committed suicide on steamer by shooting Dispatches to Duns Review indicate that the widespread area of seasonable weather has brought out a bigger volume of retail trade Judge Cochran issued a per manent injunction restraining the State Railroad Commission from enforcing its maximum rate order- The board of directors of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company declared a semianual dividend of 2J per cent The last previous semiannual divi dend was 3 per cent D A Fawcett president of the Aberdeen 0 Banking Com pany blew out his brains while officers were forcing an entrance to his home to arrest him on a warrant sworn out by a depositor Bank clearings continue to show a reduced volume of pay ments through the banks ex leadingI1930020807163 per cent under a year ago f Russell Evans the 10yearold son of Albert Evans of Bourbonr county was stung almost to death by a swarm of bees which had settled upon the limb of a tree and was precipitatedupon the boys head by the limb break Ing L ill An Intelligent Horse A god horse is a great treasure There is as much difference in the disposition of horses as there I is in the disposition of women Some of them you lilF6 some youi tolerate and others yoitave afraid t9You can almost always pick ioua good dispositioned horse by the looks of its headears and jfaee but you calf E judge a woman in the same way There are more complications and the Subject is generally more difficult Some men get badly taken 4n in a Jliorse trade but that is their own Jault They sho t4Jcnow better than to trade horses The only l proper thug for a farmer io do is to raise coltis until life gets more liorses oh the farm than he iiedsJ then sell dff the ineariy v jv ysffeii 3 i I jt j i4 Aq E47 Al fi 5 j SWomens troubles throw a clOudoveitheir lives which neglect may cause to become permanent Make yours into a passing shadow by taking a medicine that acts directly on your womanly organs the dis order of which has caused your womanly troubles The right remedy for you when youhave headache backache nervous spells dragging pains Irregular functions etc Is Lr Wine of Car uiMrs R H Lawson of Sprott Ala writes I suffered with female troubles for 12 years iried 4 1 doctors they didno good so I took Wine of Cardul 1 have taken 18 bottesjfeel greatly relieved and amA better than In 20 years Sold by all reliable druggists In 100 bottles Try It I WRITE US A LETTER cranky ones and just keep the t best If any one is entitled to aJ good horse or a good wife it is a 1vorkingshould only sell the best apples and feed the culls or make them into cider but that rule wont apply to horses or women THe JEarm Press 11117 After Boodle ti The great Office Jrust of Amer ica the Republican ational Par ty has in the spirit and by the methods of the modern trust held a socalled meeting of stock holders of the corporation and promulgated a ticket and plat form for submission to the milI lions of people of the United States next November This is agreat country for expedients and the Republican party is per haps the greatest political party of expediency on earth The ticket and platform are cut out scolloped trimmed and fitted for the purpose of meeting the views eleImentsgr corporations in a straight out purchase of the election The platform is a commonplace document without one striking feature and a compromise be tween elements of differences Mr Roosevelt dictated to his party the man they shall takefor his successor but he let him have a platform with much of Roose veltism eliminated particularly that part of Rooseveltism which is alone popular with the people The battle cry of the campaign on the part of the g op will be conservatism the real thing however will be boodle much boodle and that to be col lected from the Trusts On to Denver Somerset Journal Brain Leaks I When love leads the road Js veasy V If Vua e living up to our ideal it is time ou set a higher one isnt what a man has that IIt es him rj hitjs what he gets out of it notice how really great IEYer easily make you feel at I ease while in their presence Nothing makes a man mad quicker than being told that he 18 too old todoany particular thing well If we could harness our wish ers with our doers tJ we would have a team that could pull us through JA woman feels slighted if the neighbors do not say she looks awfully bad after she is up from a short spell of sickness If yu want to make your wife mad Just push ibaiek from the dinner table and cask her what she is going to have for supper The trouble with most of us is that just when we get good and ready ta dp something worthwhile we have to turn our atten1 tiop 1xJBomething else fJ s JJ t J J J j5 X IAdvlceJewe1ett and OtD ti3ianSl W1TGJ4ES PIA1VIOftDS iJEWEIiliY SILVE1CUE Eyetested and Eyeglasses Pope1fly Filled caatenea and Jecctelity eppiped arid Watf anted lieoniiid T1ubet Sot 356tT fferrzorNeati 4th IiOTJlSVlIiLtE IV I 4e + o and I we are t By cur attention to Sash Doors we are enabled to carry a larger stock a better selection than othe house in the 4At your orders to Quick E1L HUGHES COs NCOR 4 EXCLUSIVE SASH DOOR HOUSE is what confining and and SouthSthe Shippers 2152 219 E1 Main St 4 A6A LOUISVILLE KY At 4 4 1 Ic I tKIMBLE HOTELJ W KIMBLE PROPRIETOR 4 GOOD ROOMS S1OO PER DAY1t1t w GOOD BEDS SAMPLE ROOM FREE 44 44 44 LIVERY AND FEED STABLE tf CONNECTION 4 4 4RUSSELL SPRINGS KENTUCKY 44 4t tI IS IT IS MONEY TO YOU IF YOU BUYAT THE RIGHT PLACE lfI See my Stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE Pjpoduee Wanted W L0 SIMMONS vi t jUMBLE v KENTUCKY L In Presidential Year 1908 Those Who Want the TRUTH Should Head An Independent Newspaper THE EVENING POST DURING THE YEAR 1908 L4t COSTS LESS THAN ONE CENT A DAY FREEA New Kentucky Governors Wall Atlas From Isaac Shelby to Augustus E Willson All of Kentuckys Governors The only complete collection now In existence tery true Kentuckian should have a copy in his home or office- JUST OFF THE PRESS Is the new Kentucky map Engraved especially for the Evening Post at a cost of 3500 f In addition Jo this uptotheminute Kentucky map and pictures of all Ken I tuckys Governors the complete census of all Kentucky towns is given with fpictures of all the Presidents of the United States Rulers and Flags of Uinations steamship routes statistical data In addition to the above there are nine ft maps of equal value Including the Philippines Porto Rico Hawaii Alaska f late maps of the United States Pan maCanat Easterny and Western Hemls pheres rjepbrtsof the last three national census ahd much other historical In formation SThis umique and TuabteAtlaeJsFREEtoALt EVENING POST STJBy jf If sot aow a subscriber d 5300 for a full years subscription by ISCRmERS 00 for SIX months subscription Understand that these rates are by that subscription price by carrier or agent Is 10 cents per week f The Evening post Is first In everything has the moet State news and best Imarketreporu S1 aer for the hbide i v 10Th Evening Post LOUISVILLE KY r salrrfceOi M Atlas ail Eveifif Pst WHli This Papei filw rFf tffi t i t ffJ7 k ur r Jf tc fiLl il fi Jfi Xg l jp 4 f v J t i p 2 i ir jt i r 4y11JI s5u rt3Y V r f MXP1 rif i 5THE JlAMlICOUNTY KEWS 7 Woodson Lewis Greensburg Kentucky a IS NOW OFFERING A CAR LOAD JEACH r Studebaker r Birdsell flilburn S hzt to r = =WagonsA carload of Oliver Chilled Plows A car load of Disc Harrows A car load of Cultivators 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 ready for- Spring trade f 5 LIME SALT ANti CEMENT A SPECIAL LINE Will deliver any kind of Farm Implements at any station on the L N R R Wood son LewisThe Merchant Greensburg Ky r Mail ors promply attended to I WOODIFIBER work a for corn mon There the this material The use common lime 1mortar for makes a weak and ceiling as it is Ji fall any time and cause several hundred dollars You can den like wood no sand you can saw or nailit like r wood I Ky Uall plaster Qo Brook RiverBOTH PHONES 2267Louisville Also HOOSIER WALL PLASTER PLANT id Phone 555 V I v fmni vlcwlwnn i rn K 1 C iIilSnCmw-7k Dr James Menzies OSTEOPATHY k t I AND 1 FREE 7i 7K Iv wwvi W v Ir v v rrw ii fir 7i 7j717i7l1 7171 K7ii i7 71 7i17i AK71 7i SJL riww lCw vv ww N1f1 7j 7t I 7ii 7 it-v k t f 7 t 71 s 1900 Ball Beating iIr Wash IV 1Q sthatli child 14 years old can V wash a tub of clothes fin six G minutes Guaranteed fo dO tIle of jnoney refunded Is substitute lime mortar is intelligent economy in use of of plastering uncertain damages it containing MANUFACTURED BY Ky1 Operating JeFfersonville m l j CONSULTATION EXAMINATION yr 11iAT RESIDENCE I Columbia Kentucky 7liS7f fv4v VwiWWr Who Break ourBa arMachine 7i Write for prices on 71 1ew Way Gas t 7i On1 veEngines it 7i Address Dept 1A II 1CareJ7ifvl OfatefI mos JJl T guis iile Rjg 1J V 1fltEi Market St 1 sqUare1c10YVEht7rpriserote PhoneCumb21G7AHome 2167 ftk S1ls Sll S SIL SJl J Sl S l I7 i71S IN I71 i 7L 5 lI I7i 17 INi r rs X i c i r rtdp1V WmWvfe 4 ry c l t 7 PelfYton Rev T F Barber preached three very interesting sermons at this place Saturday night and Sunday Our Sunday School has opened with a large attendance Misses Pansy Wise Fina Har risoh Messrs John Raffity andI Clarance Jones of Elkhorn were the guests of Misses Cora and jVEontie JonesSaturday and Sun day A very enjoyable day was spent at the home of Miss Cora Jones Sunday Those present were Misses Pansy Wise Fina Harrison Leva Sanders Montie Jones Minnie Jones Messrs R K Jones G M Ellis W Bfe Jones H H Sanders John Raf ifity J W Corneal Bread Work man W L Lemon and B G Jones Mrs Fannie Ford of LutreHs Creek is visiting Her parents Mr and Mrs Jas W Jones of this place this week Mr Bill Rubarts son of Tom Rubarts of Lutrells Creek has gone crazy and has been taken to the asylum Mrs W S Sinclair has the grip Your reporter has been on the sick list for some time Mr R K Jones has sold his hogs to Deering Hardesty to be delivered at Campbellsville at 480 per hundred Mrs Matt Lemon is on the sick list this week Tobacco raisers are waiting ior a season so they can finish set ing their crops Our crops are looking badly Old corn IS hard toget at any prIce IMis Lucy Rubarts of Blusters Iis visiting her sister Mrs Lizzie Gyles of this place- rMr D K Pelley was in Columbia j last Tuesday Mr G W Rubarts of thisI place and Mr Cal Neal of DamI rons Creek were in IVlastThrift in Moments Many of us are thrifty in everything else but time We will save our pennies to the point of stinginess carefully guard our eyes our health even save our clothes while we recklessly squander the minutes that make all else possible One of the hardest things a girl especially a business girl has to learn is that sixtyminutes howv2 long five minutes is Thrift in moments does not aIE prudent economy Save the min E utes from being monopolized byt bevimore hours to devote to big ones When she idles a minute here a minute there during the ayt does she ever do alittle add t19nt Arithmetic of this kind will prove a profitable investment to all of 5us The answers will generally prove astonishing Whoof us has a clean record justCE half an hour of this wasting once to a day totals almosttwo years out of the average life i b We must learn wisdom asto what is wasting Resting is not nor recreation when it is of thee right kind and not overdone Some persons act as if they were timekeeping machines and i every minute not scored on ther irh Yf MrW t rY t4a working sidecQuntedagainstone Overdriving of oneself is often as improvident of time as the most flagrant idleness for hours maybe needed to make up forth P grudged minutes of rest lMostof us have no difficulty in knowing when we are wasting the minutest the trouble is to stop it That stopping is a good thing to cvltivate No one ever found timethrift a losing investment e COMMISSIONERS SALEf f ADAIR CIRCUIT COURT b KENTUCKY CLARA ROBERTS c Plaintiff It GT ABELL c Defendant j By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Adair Circuit Court rendered at the May Term thereof 1908 in the above cause I shall proceed to offer for sale at the Courthouse door in Columbia Ky to the highest bidder at Public Auction on Monday July 6th 1908- at 1 oclock p m or thereabout being County Court upon a credit of six months the following described property towit Oneninth undivided interest in 38 acres of land located in Adair county on the waters of Casey Creek For complete discription reference is made to the Judgment recorded in Or der Book No 11 page 329 in the Adair Circuit Clerk office For the purchase price the purchaser with approved surety or securities must execute Bond bearing legal in terest from day of sale until paid and having the force and effect of a Judgment Bidders will be prepared to comply promptly with these terms Herschel Baker 323t Master Commissioner- t The Miracle Of Love When genius responds to the cry of need we get a picture of the magnificent possibilities of human nature quickened into nobility by the kindling touch ofloveThe other day a story came from Chicago of a great surgeon Dr Albert Jansen of Berlin who was attending a convention of his fraternitY Dr Jansen hada of achievements in the use of his skull and science that reads like the miraculous Since arrival in this country he has besieged by the wealthy magnificent offers of remuneration for a few hours of his time He has steadily re fused His genius has placed him where his leisure is worth more to him than gold But there came in his mail two pitiful letters badly written un grammatical mispelled They were from the parents of poor children and begged his help No money was offered These supplicants had no claim of suffering upon a source of relief the plea of weakness extended to powerAnd bi man read and heeded The cry of those letters reached his heart They did what the promise or reward in of dollars could not do They turned him aside fromtthe enjoyment Of his leisure to a work of mercy Two little deaf children were entQ hospital where wentw great surgeon With all the skill and patience that gold could not purchase he gave himself to the remedying of their complaint t- In a few hours the miracles were wrough The little sufferers at awakened from their anesthetic hear for the first time the music ofa mothers vice in sOb lngJoy yV See what love has wrought Love on the hearts of those par nts prompted the seemingly albsurb arid impossible Love wrote the prevailing scrawls that captured thee great mans sympa thy Lobrdvhuman 4rd r l Zy4 love in the surgeons soul made him yield to the ryof poverty Love has made a new world for two little lives It has brought she songs of the birds into their dreary days It has opened their minds to all the sweet sounds of voice and instrument It has unlocked an avenue of education and culture What a wonder isjithis in the minds of a materialistic age where the chink of gold is the usual worker of wonders the open sesame to all the world counts worth while It tells again the old story we are 0 sometimes apt to forgetthat love is the supreme power the trans forming influence through which the glory of the race is to be ac complished Some daywho can tell when some day love will be the only claim on genius The Hove of human brotherhood will be the tie that binds society It will be enough for the weak to cry and the strong will respond with aid It will be enough for the suffer ing to appeal and science and skill will be at their disposal Money will perish with the using but Now abideth faith hope and love and the greates of these is love KENTUCKY FAIR DATES II The following are the dates fixed for holding the Kentucky Fairs for 1908 as far as reported Officers of fairs are requested to report to us any omissions or cor 171StanfordGeorgetown July 285 Jays Winchester August 44 days Russell Spring August 4 days Danville August 53 days Lexington August 105 days Uniontown August 115 days BurkesviIIe1 August 114 days Perryville August 12 13 14 Brodhead August 123 days Springfield August 124 days Columbia August 184 days ShepherdsvilleAug 184 days LawrenceburgAug 184 days Carroll Gallatin Owen Tri County Fair Sanders August 194 days- Vanceburg August 194 days Barbouryille Aug 193 days Erlanger August 194 days Ewing August 203 days London August 2g4 days Elizabethtown Aug 253 days Shelbyville August 254 days Burlington August 264 days LibertyAug 26 27 28 Germantown Aug 264 days Morgantown Aug 273 days Somerset Sept 14 days Paris September 15 days Hardinsburg Sept 13 days Fern Creek Sept 24 days Monticello Sept 84 days Hodgenville Sept 83 days I Glasgow Sept 94 days Falmouth Sept 304 days i COMMISSIONERS SALE ADAIR CIRCUIT COURT KENTUCKY GA BOHONEY c Plaintiff ELNORA DOHONEY c Defendant f By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of Adair Circuit Court rendered at the May Term thereof 1908 in the above cause for the sum of nine hundred dollars and about 45 costs herein I shall proceed to offer for sale at the Courthouse door in Columbia to highest bidder at Public Auction on Monday July 6th fo08j 1 oclock pm or thereabout being County Court upon a credit of six month the towit50 folhwingdescribedpropertyI Cane Valley Ky itbeing part of the Jas Pierce Dohoney farm Complete discription giving metes and bounds can oe seen in the Adair Circuit Clerks office For the purchase price the purchaser = with approved surety or security must execute Bond bearing legal interest ing1theIorceandeffectofaJudgment H TV 3AKER Master Commissioner Ssr a ih kix h w e 1 i 1 i C M WISEMAN SON IDiamonds and Precious Stones Jewlers and Opticians r t t =U Special attention given to work and all orders in of goods in our line Sr Oposite Music Hall W Market 1132 1st 2d StLouisvilleKyl IS D CrenshaWI Special Attention to Eyes 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 DNEHALF MILE FHi C9LUHIA ON IIPOINTMENT bCoffins AND Caskets HI keep ready for use all kinds of Coffins and Caskets which will be sold at short profits Give me a calland be convinced that it patronize J springss FORA GOOD MEAL VISIT THE j Manhattan Restaurant andCounterolio OTTO E YENT Prop i 502 WEST JEFFERSON STREET lOpposite Court House Louisville Kentucky t REGULAR MEALS 20c BEST COFFEE 402iDr James Triplet Dentistij fi i JEFFRIES BLOCK r COLUMBIA KENTUCKY IIDr 0 Hunbar Imentist OFFICE FRONT ROOMS IN JEFFRIES BUI DDI N G PHONE NO 40 RING 3 COLUMBIA KENTUCKY WILMORE HOTEL Iij w M WIl1YIO E PztoPit l FirstClass Table v Good Sample Roome Feed Stable vJ Reasonable Rates j GlttlDYlIILLe KY DrR L Willis of Lexington t succeeds Redwine as Superin tendent of the EasternInsane Asylum appointed by theftate Board of Control LI 1f bt0 tt t r iYZJ r r h 1f r 4 1 r 4 t trjr i ii-Yr 45 r th yt INa tYt 5SJ l COUNty t St 8 THE ADAIR nrwst r h a rrp rt o t F fit i 74- i F j L J Comingtor c 11 ttZ 12ij 1f1 l if jfr t f- i 0 1laS I alf kr jTtT AJgUSt 184 Days ii- I itt i S1 c i i fr Sr r I J i There will be the Greatest Display of Stock ever on Exhibition in the County c f V b V o There will be Home Competition andeyelY farmer who has a nice horse should get him in condition4 f T r to show V i d ii i 1i t 1 The iPremiums 11e Liberalandv there JJLia rigs for pvyV j i j tj all kinds ofstock j J r The Grounds are the Handsomest in the State eItyof1xt 7 8 f t vUib4v v icoolpurewater and the shade year is ifGreater than ever P I1 tit i V V Competition is what makes Good Stock in the4 v GetIiiito the fitietcom y t 1c ffvoi a4rl u fVsr vjrvV Fi iJ T and do your best to win yiCiv Pt 1 jtehd teFirfot v- Everybo4yJikes to several rea= o r sons They see finst6 klt iidtl affords I friends to meet who have not shook i4i 1 mhandsfoina iiyear v JvT fDi j W j hi i j I re i V r lj v E j A musicrJ during the four days and as you are watching the wellgaited horses you will be listening to ts i f f r 1p I va aBandolMusicr o s F j 1 l f J There will be many OutsideAttractions You will be Permitted to see whafcw you come to see I ftW 0 1r d t f J Rememker IJe Date x i v r I tr 1 rf k k t 4 r I f Jt r fS4 ti rj 1 J d jt tit tIALLEN WALKER President ryr ZE Secretary r kr t I afA qa r wt asa yG y s I WITH OUR CORRESPONDENTS Weeks HappeningsNews Important or Otherwise as Reported By Our Corps of Correspondents r CampKnox sr I Crops are looking fine in thi part of the country Mrs Willie Hatcher and daughter Lizzie visited relativ at this place last week The singing was largely attended here Saturday night Several from this place attend dcourt at Greensburg last week Y Prof Kerr and Miss Maggie Cundiff attended the singing at Mt Pleasant last Sunday Misses Vara and Madalirie Thomas visited relatives in your city Saturday Mrs Ike Ingram Mrs John Lindley Mr an d Mrs AI Thomas Mr and Mrs Ray Thomas and little daughter spent the day pleasantly with JD Thomas and daughters Wednesday Mr 3 D Thomas has 4iad five swarms of bees from one gum i four weeks Mr Harvey Blakeman and Miss Madaline Thomas attended the party at Mr Willie Hatchers Thursday night and reporteda nice time MrGeorge Staples of Columbia was in our midstiash week Mr and Mrs Sam Thomas and son Bert of Milltown and Miss Madaline Thomas of this place visited friends and relatives a Disapointment Saturday and Sun dayIan Vall J 1BS Hprl Mr Ghat Dohoney and R L Faulkner of Griffin Spring were in town last weeks rx Miss Mary Hancock who has been sick is some hetteUl presentBurr i Gilpin rand JvR Snufeh i two hustling drumnlerSjvWereA dn Cane Valley last week r Messrs SaWeatVSullivan A G Norrisif Virgil Grissom and J H Goff were in onr town last week Meighb4or Hdtcher our clothing drummer was with us last week Rev Z T Williams and wife passed through here Friday Mr Coy Dudgeon of Colunibia was in town Thursday Mrs Martha Banks was visit ing friends in Carie Valley Fri day Mrs Starks has been visiting Mrs Bettie Butler in Columbia this week vt l Mr Willie Cailisotf one of pur L best ball players is sick an4 will not be able to play this after IOO1e If we loose the game we know that it was because of 35Slfief Messrs r Bin ham Moore Fin Littrell and Will Callison were in Columbia Friday to see the ball game v r I Mr Pomp Wilson w s in Campti jfcbellsa y Mr James Humphery from JIbera Panama dollarthis being the t fist one that has been showli t here r t i MisS s Ti Smith iand Bing B fd Lrt 1 55n1 ham Moore went fishing v last Thursday and had tolerable good lucks aMr John Kelley of Indiana i visiting in Cane Valley accepts ed a position with the Wood Mosaic Flooring Co Born to the wife of B Grant on June 26th a girl weight six pounds jThecbalHgame last Saturday was a victory for the Cane Valle boys as we hope the one will be this afternoon Misses Nellie Bradbury and May Phillips of Bardstown are the guest of Misses Ada and Mary Feese Gr dyville We had plenty of rain last week Several from this place attended the funeral of Mrs Barnett at Columbia last Friday 1Our farmers got all of their tobacco set last week Joe Lane of Glasgow was i our midst last Fridayf Geo H Nell is in Cumberland county this week looking after sheep J Fi Pendleton sold his crop o tobacco last weekr Geo Staples of Columbia was with his many friends in bur town oast Friday tOur farmers are making hay this week Mr John Cummings of Sparks ville started his threshing ma chine in this section last week Senatpr Nell has a fine field of oats that was sown two years ago that is now ready to cut Sexton Garlin have lust fin ished painting the store house oft Wilmore Moss Miss Mary Triplett of Colum bia va the gu stof Miss Mollie Flowelast Weekr7ri J Y Miss Williams of3 Bajcerton accompanied by Mr RS H Moss of Greensburg stopped over night last FiiqaYw1th Mr and Mrs C 0 Moss Messrs Diddle Parson the jwellknown mill men of thi place have just completed the now addition to their mill house LThis certaiiily is one of the best flouring mills in Southern Ken tucRyMr Parson is a good 1 miller and is liked by every body tpRevJ C Cook filled his regu aiiappointment at this place las Saturday and Sunday and as usual delivered interesting sermons Not only his own church riegrfits that this was his last ap pointment but the entire come munity He is a power in his c1r hand wherever he may go he wiiralways have a warm re ception with his people While in conversation with Jo Yates who recently camein frQnll the Lone Star State to racniit his healthsaidj that the Grad = viI1e lppeqpl V at chat place were doiri 1 well r and especially i our friend Martin jjh never a niucM oflthis worlds vfgoodsplace but I know one thin gcepj tarn tHat it wasijiard to Roach under lir weather ifte lad a half Jchancet 3 4 x r r t if Sr 4 i iWe edff Our farmers are xi harves ting3rV oats and stacking wheat this week i A b GreekIthem the ensuing year t Rev hiptregular appointment at Big Creeks Sunday Mrs Ulyses Coomer is confined0 to her bed with malara fever 11Geo W Cole was iIi Columbia last Thursday Er Noah Wilsonof Lafayette Ind is visiting friends and relatives in this community this week w111Ybegin his school at Big Creek the 6th of July W W Yates and son Joe were in this community last FridayThe moonlight social at Frank Firquins Saturday night was well attended and all report a nice time John Dickson and son J H Dickson were in Gradyvflle last week Mrs Amanda Wilson is visiting friends and relatives at Basil this week ColumbianFriday and Saturday V Pelliiam t We need faitf very badly in this part of the country The farmers ate done laying by their corn and are harvesting their meadows Mr Dofe Smith came Very near being sunstroke last Tues day r bile plowing He got too hot has been confined every since Messrs George and Joe Todd werein Campbelleville1 one day last week Cu ndiff Hartfield started out with their threshing ma chine last Monday The Kingpf the Swamp lost a valuable horse last week i Miss Anna Cundiff is visiting her sister MrsJf T Banks pf Absher tf M Mr John R Cundiff took 60 pounds of honey one night last week r v j t Mr Ernest Cundiff had the pleasurepf attending a social at gston Cane Valley They certain ly know how to entertain their guests Bro WillDudgepn will preach aeane Yally the 2nd Sundayt atrHu thetEveryt to come and take part itij eosin nS t t tq F Jamestown ftl11 e li An well aiid ttte ground 4t up here Jacky Bolih and Simpson Simmons are in from the Medical school at Louisvi1let There is to be quite a holiday exercisetRusseU Springs onor the fourth of ulyA part of the exercise will be baseball A inbareffjngand a geiiferal good time for all S L r G FOtIA A setiring withhsmallE h lrt byig p 3 or rx i iJ y r Ytar

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