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The Adair County news.: n. Wednesday, May 12, 1909.

The Adair County news.: n. Wednesday, May 12, 1909. The Adair County news.. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. S. Harris, Columbia, Kentucky 1909 ada1909051201 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, May 12, 1909. The Adair County news.. Chas. S. Harris, Columbia, Kentucky 1909 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 4 0 Jhl r 1tI if jt ii itiIi a7 mOfttftfIJ SU L sS 4 1 j VOLUME XII t COLUMBIA ADAIR COUNTY KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY MAY 12 1909 NUMBER 27 i I iI Field Day i As Is the custom annually the j Field Day exercises cam off at the LindseyWilson campus last Saturday afternoon Quite a number ofpeople gathered and IaWere highly entertained for several hours During the exercises the Columbia Brass Band dis 1coursed delightful music The wing program was carried cuff Broad jump running hat by Dr Cartwrightj won by Mont M II Murrell distance 19 ft 9 in L Second shingle shampoo shave wand shine by G W Lowe won by Mont Richards 19 ft 8 in Shot put stick pinby Coffey and Cravens won by JLeon Hurt distance 46 ft Half Hammer fancy vest by I T A Murrell won by Tom Judd distance 39 ft 11 in Second stick pin by Goff Bros won by Murrell 39 ft 2 in tjMont yd dash any age stick pin byJ W Flowers won by Romie Judd time 10 threefifths sec Second box of candy byG B Smith won by Mont Richards 10 four fifths sec 100 yd dash 16 and under watch fo byb E L Sinclair Co wori by Taylor Kasey time 12 sec 220 yd dash razor by Adair County News won by Tom Judd U traie 25 sec Second box of can J dy by Reed Miller won by Mont Richards 25t sec iI 100 yd dash 12 and under knife by T R Stults won by Edgar Harris time 14three fifths sec Second stick pin S N Hancock woa by Clarence c Bruise time 14fourfifths sec Pole Vault pair shoes by Rus sell Co won by Fred Rainwater height 9 ft 5 in Second r watch fob by Neilson Moss won by Edgar Harda way height L gft 9 in- Onehalf milerun fancy vest I by Jack Young won by Fred Rainwater time 2 mini 9three fifths sec L Second knife by Neilson Moss won by Tom Judd Onejimle run hat by Gov 1IHindman won by Fred Rain water 6 inin6 sec Second set of military brushes by X JT Page won by Isaac Story High jump Hat by Coffey P tteson won by Tom Judd I height 5 ft Second box of can dy by W H Wilson won by Mont Murrell height 4 ft 11 in Girls Relay Race photos by J I W Coy won by Tags time 60sec Second box of candy Gowdy Co worJby O F Race watch fob by Di won by Mont Murrell 19twofifths sec Second racket by Jeffries Sons Mont Richard 19three sec race s gold belt buckle by Drug Co won by Lutta Second box of candy by Bros won by Alma Relay Race pennant by Frogge Literary Society 3 min 5 sec race 22 rifle by Dr Dun won by Fred Rain waterI yd Run set of millitary by M Cravens WQ lby IIvMRichards time 1 min 2 Second box of candy by J won by W L Stear ersauJt race gold scarf M R Gabbert won by Juddy Second knife by J won by Fred Rant Race pair slippers by H Sons won by Wm Second shingle shame e and shine by G T avo won by John Goff gold medal offered Tby Rev itCi C i yI 5 Z rt fltC f L A R Kasey to the winner of the highest number of points was wonby Tom Judd The town council has set May the 14th for a cleanup day and will arrange for the garbage to be taken from your premises if you will place the same in Bar rels or boxes convenient to be emptied into a wagon Every one ought to welcome the move and show the council that such action is appreciated It is the proper course to pursue and we trust the council will arrange for a like removal every week or pro bably every two weeks will do A day n every week or every two weeks could be set for such work and would be a gr at help to the people and but a slight ex pense to the town Gentlemen of the council takethis proposi tion up and measure its merits On the 5th Sunday i n this month all the members of the Methodist Church and all others who are in sympathy with that organization are requested to kring wellfilled baskets to the morning services After the dis course the congregation will re pair to the LindseyWilson Hill and take dinner on the ground In the afternoon a discourse will be delivered This promises to be an enjoyable affair and the invitation does not exclude any person who desires to take part Two colored clubs Burkesvijle and Columbia met at this place last Friday afternoon the Burk esville club being badly defeated the score at the close of the ninth inning being 19 to 11 The fame had been fairly well ad vertisedand quite a number of people white and colored wit nessed it Perfect order pre vailed the Burkesville crowd taking their defeat philosophically The club here will play a return game at an early date The News extend its sympathy to Mrs J D Lowe who was bereft of her mother Mrs Re becca Smith Monday of last week The end came at Gains boro Tenn where the deceased had resided for many years and where she was highl respected for her many Christian virtures The deceased was 77 years old and had been a faithful member of the Christian Church since early girlhoodIThe Russell Springs property sold last Saturday for 3775 The Hotel and twenty acres of ground were soldt 6 Charley Winfrey and the Phelps Bros for about 1800 The remainder of the boundary was divided in to lots and sold to different part ies the whole bringing the total sum mentioned above Owing to other business en gagements Mr R 0 Mulligan will not be in Columbia as adver tised some time ago but if you want to purchase a beautiful lot for a residence it will pay you to write him or call at The News office and same informationwill be given J C Eubank of Cane Valley the blacksmith has just enlarged his shop and equipped with latest and best e market affords and can furnish Rubber tires frQm12 on up A com plete stock of material Patron age solicted Give him a call A letter to Mr J ffi Richards from the attending physician Anchorage states tb tMr Richards is gettingralong i icely and thatshe has been removed from YJtimapp ttmertt tJ the hospital The indications paint to her early recovery Cravens fountain is now open Jill kinds of Summer drinks and ice cream 25it AJ l lIiV t1li + i ifi t t J AC To the Citizens of Columbia In order that the appearence of our town may be improved and the health our citizens pro t cted Friday May 14 1909 is designated as cleaning up day We request every citizen and housekeeper to have in and around the premeses under his control cleaned All the garbage paper cans filth andrubbish put into barrels and boxes then have the barrels and boxes placed close to the street so that they can easily be emptied into wagons The Board of Trustee have engaged wagons which are to go out all the streets and alleys on the evening of May 14 1009 and pick up thegarbage which will be burned It is hoped that all the citizens will encour cleaninglup of Adair county and the Board of Trustees of the Town of Columbia Quite an Honor Mr Reed Shelton son of Mrs Georgia R Shelton this place who is finishing his education at Merryville College Merryville Tenn was elected Assistant Chemist by the Faculty of the institution a few days ago and his work will begin next Septem her This is quite an honor and- Re d was taken wholly by sur prise as he had not an intimation that his nam was being con sidered The first he knew was when the Faculty called him in and he received the information It is something for which tobe proud and we congratulate young Shelton believing that he will most creditably perform the duties which will be assigned him Important Notice r The Trustees of the Town of Columbia have fixed next Fri day May 14th as a town cleaning day and I think that is a move in the right direction It will not only add to the beauty of the town but will promote the public hea thLet no citizen fail to comply with the requirements of the Town Board forit is for the good of every one living in Co lumbia U L Taylor V Health Officer Marriage Licenses The following marriage licnses not heretofore reported were issued from the Adair County Clerks office during the month of April SH Wheat to Eva M Mc Entire H B House to Ella Lee Glide well AD Streeval to Maggie Bur ton J I Bottoms to Alice Janes A Card I want to thank all my friends who supported me in the late Republican primary for Asses sor I was defeated by Mr J M Wolford a perfect gentleman and I will cheerfully support him at the November election I am not the least sore I want to see nim elected Very truly t JOhn W Burton For Sale lOp aged family horse good under thesaddle one faddle and roodmare t 19 ne mare mule 13 yrso1 JPhQne or address Flowery Bros 272t 1 Bliss Ky yri for Saler Agood YAbH9rdeeii Ai cow witfeybungjcalfc G SHarri iJ i t i H l y A real Turk was in Columbia last week soliciting aid He claimed to be converted to the Christian religion and he carried many recommendations as to the truthfulness of his story He stated that he left his country eight months ago leaving his wife who is also a Christian that his father mother brothers and sisters had been murdered on account of their conversions and that he was out endearor ing to raise money sufficient to bring his wife to this country Many of our citizens contributed and he probably raised twenty or twentyfive dollars in the town He may be all right and he may not but be that as it may the Columbia people were endeavor ing to help the needy and they are satisfied with their donations The angel of death came to the home of our Bro W W Yate of Gradyville Ky and took his beloved wife Mary E Yates who had been a sufferer for 13 years With true Christian fortitude she bore her afflict ions with patience She depart ed this life April 6 1909 she was born Sept 25 1839 She was surrounded at her death by her husband and friends who did all that mortal hand could do to relieve her suffering She went to sleep peaceably in the armsof Jesus She was a true andconsistant member of the Gradyville Baptist Church W B Cave Mr V Sullivan who has been connected with the Columbia Grocery Company and The V M Gowdy Grocery Company for several years making fine rep utation as a salesman tendered his resignation the last of April and aQcepted a position with Altsheler Co Louisville Mr Sullivan is thoroughly acquainted with the counties in this see tion of the State and being an industrious salesman popular in this territory there is not a doubt but he will give entire satisfac tion The best of feeling exists between him and the former firm for whom he did business We have been asked to give nl estimate of the amount of tonage to and from Campbellsville to this place annually We understand that a corporation in Ohio wants this information having in view railroad connection between the two places We have no figures at hand and can not give any thing like a correct estimate but it is immense We would be glad to publish the information if some person will furnish it The first strawberries to b ev gathered this season so far as we have heard were plucked by Mr M L Mitchell last Sunday from his garden He reports them very fine and a full crop It is a little Out of the ordinary to report a heavy frost one week and plenty of ripe strawberries the next but the unexpected happens in this part S The Green county people will likely complete the pike from Greensburg to the Adair county line by Fall If Adair county meets them it will have to build about eight miles The Fiscal Court has promised aid to the amount of 5000 provided the remainder is raised by subscription Will the people take an interest in the enterprise Rev Je P Scruggs preached for Rev TylerIat the Presbytey isTn church Sunday afternoon in the latteris absence at the dedication sBervices dfSthe Y MC- A building at Versaiiles At the evening services Rev Tyler Jn turzLoccupied he pulpit jat the Clipper Bptist urh4Jdwy 4 A Good One The other afternoon Herbert Smith son of Mr G A Smith a boy about 17 years old return ed home from the LindseyWil son a little earlier than usual He was met by his mother who said Herbert change your clothing and go down to the bot tom and help your father He is working himself to death Her bert did as he was directed but when he reached the bottom he found his father and the other hands sitting on the bank of the creek fishing He was thor oughly disgusted and returned home Meeting his mother he said Ma dont you worry about pa he will take care of himself Thirtythree new gaugers who come under civil service were appointed by Collector Craft of the Fifth district last week Three of the appointments were awarded to Adair County men namely Byron Montgomery Columbia L Y Gabbert and Frank M Gabbert Casey Creek Remember that Miss Betsey Hancocks pupils will give a musical recital at the Christian Church next Friday evening They will be assisted by Miss Julia Eubank vocalist a pupil of Miss Martha Hancock It will be an evening of enjoyment and a cordial invitation is extended to every body This week we publish the Sheriffs settlement all but tas to roads The settlement which ap pears today will appear again next week and the week follow ing we will publish the settle ment as to roads and also the claims allowedjit the April term of the Fiscal court IThe Adair circuit court will begin next Monday The docket is about up to the average A great many poople are expected here the opening day The candidates for Circuit Judge and for Commonwealths Attorney will be here and doubtless speak Mrs Jeff Parsons who was a daughter of Mr A N Whitlock died at St Mary and Elizabeth fifosptal Louisville one day last week Her remains were brought to Green county and interred last aI tended the funeral Gladys a little daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Ingram met with an accident Friday atnoon She was playing with her doll and fell the dolls head break ing the little girls hand catch ing on the broken pieces cut ting quite a gash I have several second hand buggies almost as good as new Can please any one either in steefor rubber tire and also in price If you need a good sub stantial buggy this is your chance S F Eubank 273t A base ball club from the Danville Deaf and Dumb Insti tute will be here next Saturday to play the LindseyWilson The St Marys club will engage the LindseyWilson boys the Saturn day following The examination of teachers will take place next Friday and Saturday of this week May 14 and 15 The teachers are requested to report promptly at the JL and F College Y vtr Taecners examination to be JieMin this p1ac May 14 and 15 The board will ineetiii the fe and F SighSchool building Mr G P ess Eas finished taking the in the Graded ichoo1 district It tbra es270 lijhildran in t1ie kihool i Xi tLMvh j is J I J Workmen are now laying the foundation for the Russell block IOtley Hobson advertis their drinks in the News this week An infant child of Mr and Mrs Jo Baker near Sparksville died last Thursday Mrs U P Walling a promi nent lady of Campbellsville died at Lebanon Monday night There was special singing at the Christian Church Sunday forenoon by the little folks Last Sunday Jesse Branham i shot J A Tompkins to death near Albany No particulars The best buggies made are sold by the Buchanan Lyon Co Campbellsville 27lt Rev R L Tally filled the pul pit at Methodist Church Sunday night delivering a very good discourse Several tobacco growers in this county set out their plants Mon day This is several weeks earlier than usual The Messrs Bassett of this place are now using an automo bile The machine a handsome one was received last week If you want a late style and an easy running buggy confer with the Buchanan Lyon Co Camp bellsville 27lt Mr Rollin Hurt has had his residence repainted and other improvements made giving the home a bright and attractive ap pearanc Mr V Sullivan has removed from Pea Ridge to Bomar Heights and is occupying the cottage recently built by Mr Frank Sinclair Mr Gee Carter of Junction City has arrived and has taken charge of one of the tables at the w mill of the Bassett Hardwood Lumber Co James Holladay who is a student in the LindseyWilson is now carrying his left arm in a sling He was jumping on the campus and fell and sprained it What was said to be the oldest house in Columbia has been razed It was the little fram formerly occupied by Bradshaw Jones as an undertakers shop Mrs Venia Coffey who sold her residence to Charley Herri ford gave possession yesterday Mrs Coffey and daughter will for the present board at the hotel MrJ B Terry who was one of Metcalfe countys best citi s zens died last week He was eighty years old and had been prominent in the affairs of the county The teachers institute for Adair county will be held in Columbia the week beginning July 26 Prof J C Willis a well known educator will conduct the exercises The Buchanan Lyon Co Gamp bellsville are agents for the Mc Cormick mowers and binders Adair coUnty is in their territory and they will have an agent to canvass the county If you want the best machine made write to the Buchanan Lyon Co Camp bellsville Ky It J Qyiowto Collect Your Accounts t We collect nbtea accountaAndtplaime ariy where in the United States and make no change unles we collecti Write to UI MAYSCOLLECTION AGENCY 9 Il253m SoxnrietKy Af i f r SiS iIJ r4l qvi1 TI t w1ri 7 41ff f q 1 I 1 f 1 THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS i 2 SHERIFF SETTLEMENT I General Fund for 1908 A statement and settement of the ac counts of W B Patteson Sheriff of 7 Adair County of the collection and dis bursement of the 25 cents advo orum trotand the 150 poll tax levied at the April term 1908 by the Adair County Fiscal Court for the year 1908 On the 21st day of December 1908 I was by the order of the Adair County Court appointed and directed to settle 1 with said Sheriff as stated above and now beg to report the following 1 first charged said Sheriff with 25 cents on each 100 worth of taxable pro dlperty that was assessed supervised and i equalized for taxation and certified by the Auditor to said Sheriff I then charged him with 25 cents on each 100 worth of property that was omitted by the Assessor but listed by the said Sheriff for taxation- I then charged him with the penalty J of 6 per centon this funds part of the uncollected taxes advolorum that was collected by him on the 1st day of Dec cember 1908 I then charged him with the fran chise tax collected by him for this fund for said year on the various corpora tions in Adair county I then charged him with a polltax of 150 each on the number of polls listed by the Assessor for said year I then charged him with tax on the polls that were omitted by said Assessor but which said Sheriff listed and collected I then charged him with 6 per cent penalty on the polls of uncollected by him on Dec 1 1908 Said Sheriff also reported to me that he had collected a poll tax of 160 each for the years 1906 and 1907 from A J Floyd who had heretofore been report ed on the delinquent list for said years and I therefore charged him with said amount All of which makes the fol lowing DEBITS tFor tax on 2678793 listed by the Assessor Supervised and equalized for taxation at25 cts per 100 6696 98 To same on 7593 omittedby the Assessor and listed by said Sheriff 18 98 To 6 per cent penalty on this funds part of the advolorum taxes that were uncollected Dec 1 1908 being 148 99 8 93 To franchise tax collected for said fund from Bank of Co lumbia 114 40 To same from First National Bank 57 64 To same from Citizens Bank 27 26 To same from Farmers Bank Cane Valley 14 24 To same from Farmers Bank Casey Creek 10 00 To same from Myers Electric Light Co 3 75 To same from Columbia Tele phone Co 5 79 To poll tax of L50 each on 3477 polls listed by the Assessor 5215 To same on 14 polls ommitted by Assessor and listed by said Sheriff 21 00 To penalty being lOcts each on 360 polls that were uncollected Dec 1 1908 36 00 To poll tax collected of A J Floyd for years 1906 and 1907 and penalty thereon 3 20 Total Debits 1223367 CREDITS Said Sheriff then presented to me the following certificates of al lowances of the Adair Fiscal Court which he paid and which are filed herewith as vouchers By paid J P Beard assignee of S S Goode ctf 880 for furn ishing paupers 77 25 H II same assignee of Dr E B Atkinson ctf 925 for med attention to paupera 3000 same assignee of J A Gowen ctf 876 for furnishing I pauper 3 10 Isame assignee of J H Kearnes for furnishing pauper 52 00 same assignee of Mag gie Morrison furnishing pauper 19 50 s same assignee of J T Dudley for furnishing pauper 39 00 same assignee of Frank Sinclair for goods furnished at jail and Courthouse 1790 V same assignee of G N Roberts for pauper coffins 500 I same assignee of GW Rubarts for furnishing paupers 19 a 4e same assignee of H F J P Coffey for same 28 85 if same assignee of J H Janes for keeping poor house 142 50 V Ie same assignee of W H r Burris for furnishing pauper 2600 same assignee of J It Jones for furnishing pauper 33 00 ce Bradley Gilbert Co j for acct 150 7- 9V u DennisEubankfor Clerk ti election 2 00 i J u VBryantforJudgeelec- f tion 2 80- V i J T Hamilton for Judge J election r2i70 i i4 i S Stapp fr printing d V o Mfig l 4 ti iWS Hindman forCierk 3 Si41 h i Ji iJt tI rG 111S rI1 1l fpi2 fP oili il f J Y H jrrji election 2 00 u U L Taylor assignee ofST R Stults for services as County Clerk 118 10 II esame assignee of same for services as Clerk of FiscalICourt 1200 U U same assignee ofG P Smythe for services as CountyjAtty 250 00 w U Susie E Conover Assign ee of Maggie Morrison for furnishing pauper 19 50 same assignee of C S Harris for publishing Sheriffs settlement J11 50 U U Coomersame assignee Gowen for furnishing pauper 7 43 U R T Claborn trustee assignee of J B AbrelL for IvotingR K Jones for Judge election 2 00 II Fred McClean for servi ces as election officer 200 Manna Kemp for servi ces as election officer 2 00 II C 0 Moss for services as election officer 2 00 UH K Taylor for services as election officerS 2 00 rf Bank of Columbia as signee of J R Tutt assignee of A M Mercer for services as election officerS 2 55 G C Wilson for servicesr as election officerS2 00j tt W T Loy for services as Judge election 2 00j U Leslie Bottom as election officer 3 34 SS H Knifley as election officer 3 34 uW G Ellis as election officer- 3 36 WI5A Humphress as IIt Judge electionS 270 S H Mitchell as Judge election 2 00j jiM Perryman election officer 3 36 H C Janes election officer 304I J F Conover election of fleerS 2 86 4t O M Willis for services as election officer 2 86 J C Calhoun for services as election officer 2 55 1John Stilts for services as election officer 3 12 L P Fletcher for servi ces as election officer 3 12 S A HarperforservicesS as election officerS 2 70 5A D Petteson for services as election officer 2 00 Ie J A Diddle for services as election officer 270 Finis Harvey for servi ces as election officer 2 00 JB Russell for services as election 9fficer2 70 US G Tarter for services as election officer 2 80 U HT W Montgomery for services as election officer 2 80 S G Denny for services as election officer 2 64 J L Darnell for servi ces as election officer 2 64 Logan Winfrey for services as election officer 2 00 Oscar Sinclair for clerk electionS 200 F J Harvey for servi ces as election officer 2 00 u G F Hrdwick for services Judge election 2 00 U U H T Baker assignee of G E Burton for furnishingS paupers 84 50 U Ssame assignee of same 5for1L Taylor for services health officer 100 00 same for medical atten tion to paupers 30 00 U same for voting house 300 UH T Baker assignee of P H Ingram for furnishing paupers 91 Iu sameassignee of J G Dudgeon for fnrnishing pau per 26 00 u H same assignee H A Walker for services as registra tion officer 2 00 Ssame assignee of L C Winfrey for same 200 same assignee of W H Flowers for same 200 u u same assignee of same for sameA 2 00 IIsame assignee of M L Mitchell for same 200 II U same assignee of Byron Montgomery for services asS election officer 2 6b 0 H H same assignee of same j for registration officer 2 00 lfI U same assignee of M L Mitchell for services as elec tion officer v 200 H isame assignee of G W Rubarts Jr for furnishing pauper 195 H same assignee of A Ho vious for furnishing pauper 42 65 u same assignee of LRChelf for furnishing pauper 32 50 f same assignee of Walker- Absher for furnishing pauper 26 00 same assignee of same for furnishing pauper 6OO U same assignee of Ud Eu bank for furnishing PauPer 117 6- bf same assignee ofIsmxne v for furnishing pauper f 13 00 J same aaaignee of same for1urniingpa uper 4400 ii J lt JJ 4fryS 1i 4 r same assignee of Hamon Chapman for furnishing pau per 62 00j 4same assignee of Dr W R Grissom for jail physician 50 00 same assignee of S R Marcum for publishing claims c 9485 same assignee of Wv C Wolford for judge election 334 UW L Walker for furn ishing paupers 198 75 same for same 2100 Braxton Massie assignee of Hamon Chapman for same 64 42 J A Hardin for use of voting houseS 2 00 HULTaylor assignee of Arthur Taylor for furnishing pauper 4 00 H same assignee ofJ H Janes for keeping poor house 14300 W M Wilmore assignee of Wilmore Moss for furnishing paupers 54 00 samefor clerk of eke StionU L C Hurt for officer of election- 2 00 H T Baker assignee of J N Murrell Co for fur ishing paupers SS58 50 H P W Chelf for servi ces as election officer 2 00 U Dr N M Hancock for medical attention to pauper 12 50 Strong Hill for election house and booths 5 00 UW 0 Pile for services as election officer 2 00 H Bank of Columbia as signee of A C Froedge for furnishing paupers 123 50 U U of Flowsame assignee ers Nell for pauper coffin 5 00 jsame assignee of A W Tarter services as jailer 2 00 same of same for same 409 90 5same assignee of Nell Nell for furnishing pauper 125 95 H H T Baker for assignee of claims 99 00 Eugene Nell for servi ces as election cfficer 2 70 N H Moss assignee of Cool Spring D stfor voting house 200 SLafe Akin for election- officer 2 It J B Jones for repair ing Court House door 2 00 I Myers electric light company for wiring jail and courthouseS 49 78 II M C Winfrey for servi ces as registration officer 2 00 WHWilson for building side walk in front of jail 106 06 Kentucky children home society for donation 150 00 UA W Tarter for servi ces as jailer 44 05 H W T Blades for servi ces as election officerS 2 00 Horace Jeffries assignee of U L Taylor assignee of J 5T Dudley for furnishing pau per 39 00 H J M Wilson services as election officer 2 00 U J P H F Coffey for furnishing pauper 27 80 J V White services as- registration officer 2 00 H HJ N Coffey assignee of Dr W R Grissom for medi cal attention to paupers 10 U H U L Taylor assignee of G P Smythe for services a s County Attorney 250 00 M C Winfrey services as election officer 2 00 HJ N Petty same 2 00 W G Ellis same 2 00 HJ P Hutchison assignee of Brockman Brockman for furnishing paupersS 3194 H IfW H McCaffree a s signee of Ermine Leach for furnishing paupers 19 50 Wilmore Moss same 52 00 I G A Helm for officer of election 2 i W S Griffin same 248 G A Grant same 2 00 R W Shirley same 2 55 M SJ N Murrell same 2 00 cc HB Garnett same 200 iR A Cooley Bro for tvoting house 300 John Young same 1 J H Sanders officer of election 3 36 First National Bank assignee of Nell Nell for fur nishing paupers 14540 U George E Powell officer of election 2 86 L i D fl Beard same 248 ZM Staples assignee of TR Stults for services as County Court Clerk 129 40 U Z M Sublett assignee of Ed Eubank for furnishing pau pers 102 75 H 0 M Mercer officer of 01election 2 00 Coffey Sons for furs nishing paupers 45 45 II WHr Knifley for pffi cer of election 334 el f Bank of Columbia as v signee of A W Judd for offi cer of election l 200- c Q R Akin for officer of election 312 S T Hughes same f2Qq Il I TtHf Wheat same 280 P T Powell same v v v 2OO i Noah Loy same v 3 l SfG Tarter ame 200 t I f ii k j t t i1 III f jr r jH 1 k l i P Ie J H Womack sape 2 801 Henry Bottom same 2 64 fFinis Harvey same 2 00 J W Blair same 2 86 W A Humphress same 2 00 SG C Russell same 2 00 1W L Strange same 2 64 IISlL Humphress same 2 00 ciW P Dillingham same 2 70 C E Knifley same 2 00 F J Hardwick same 280 R 3 Howard same 3 04 J P Coffey same 336 T J Rosson same 2 00 II James Frankum same 2 00 Geo T Kemp same 3 04 U V Leftwich same 2 55 Horace Jeffries services as election Commissioner 8 00- U U Horace Jeffries assignee of UL Taylor assignee of Ermine Leach for furnishing pauper 19 50 i Ruel Shive assignee of J N Shive for voting house 5 00 H J M Campbell for fur nishing paupers 39 00 J R Tatt for voting house 1 50 E H Hughes assignee of Geo R Redmon for furnishing paupers 26 00 Same assignee of Wheat Williams for furnishing pau pers 54 28 r Junius Hancock for ser vices as County Judge 250 00 U USame same 250 00 i Dr U L Taylor for services as health officer 100 00 Junius Hancock for hold ing inquest 6 00- U H Georgia R Shelton for services as School Superintendent 350 00- U H Ed Eubank for voting house two years 6 00 u uW F Cartwright a s signee of W L Brockman for furnishing pauper 26 00 II Same assignee of P H Ingram f 0 r pauI persS 91 00 H Same assignee of C C Coomer for same 19 50- It Same assignee of J N Murrell Co for same 58 50 Same assignee of J H Kearns for same 71 00 I Same assignee of L R a Chelf for same 39 00 r Same assignee of W L Brockman for same 26 00 H J W Sublett Brofor furnishing pauper 26 00 It Same J W Sublett Bro for same 157 50 J W Sublett assignee of J T Dudgeon for furnish ing oaupers 67 61 R H Christie for fur nishing paupers 46 75 II J P Beard assignee of J F Triplett for pauper cof fins 10 00 Jag G rnett assignee of Tim Cravens for taking evidence 10 00 Same assignee of J S Stephens for furnishing paupers 52 00 Z T Williams assignee of Wheat Williams for same 50 85 U H K Taylor for voting house 2 00 U A W Tarter for servi Ices as jailer 337 55 Same assignee of WH Burress for furnishing pau pers 26 00 U T A Murrell for making sheriff settlement 25 00 Russell Co assignee of W B Patteson for services as SheriffS 35 50 Same assignee of same for services as Sheriff 2 00 Russell Co for furs nishing paupers 98 30 H Same for furnishing goods at jail 39 25 tfSSame for furnishing at jail 5 90 IIgoods Bradshaw Jones for coffins 5 U II 1 C Harmon for fur 00I fishing paupers 47 Dr G T Simpson for services as poor house physi Ician 30 00 3000tH J 0 Kizzie Russell assignee of W B Patteson for services election commissioner 8 00 Same assignee same services Sheriff 272 80 U Dr J C Gose medical attention to pauper 69 50 H U Jasper Doss for pauper coffin 5 00 H Bradshaw Jones for pauper coffins 11 00 U aG F Stults services as election commissioner 800- f aJ M Wilson for voting house 2 00 1Coffey Sons for furV nishing pauper 45 50 Georgia R Shelton ser vices as School Supt 350 00 J P Beard assignee for furnishing paupers 52 00 Same assignee Martha Taylor for same 19 50 J N Coffey assignee L Roe for holding inque Same assignee G teCt50I Pike taking a ewment o f- banks 14 50 II Sameaiiigjaee Dr SA Taylor If icalsati tkxfto k iT v tgtSi r ff J p t f4 iIt J j Ip d J r f pauper o uu c Same assignee Av W Tarter papering room at jail 7 70 Same assignee Squire Kemp furnishing pauper 11 30 Same assignee Dr L C Nell Medical attentson to pau pers 49 00 Same assignee Hughes Coffey furnishing pauper 5 85 1 was then shown a list of 75 persons who had been erroneously listed with the sum of 6333075 and who had been released from payment of tax oil same by orders of the Adair County Court I therefore gave said Sheriff credit by 25 cents on each 100 on same which amounts to the sum of 158 32 I was then shown a list of 30 tax payers who have from tine to time been released by orders of the Fiscal and County Court from the payment of poll tax I therefore gave said Sheriff credit by same at 150 each making 45 60 1 also gave him credit by 22 who had been listed twice at 15o each msking 33 00 1 also gave him credit by 3 women who had been listedatL50 each making 4 50 I then deducted from total debits of 1223367 said released of 15832 on property said releases of 4500 on polls also 33oo o n persons listed twice and 45o on polls on women which leavesthe sum of 1199285 on which said Sheriff is entitled to Commission as follows By 10 per cent Commission of first 5ooo 5oo 00 By o4 per cent on remaining 6992 H5 279 71 Total credits 9 315 16 RECAPITULATION Total debits 1223367 Totalcredits 931516 Balance due County 291851- I therefore find that said W B Pat teson Sheriff is indebted to Adair County out of said General Fund the sum of 291851 less however the amount that shall be allowed him by the Adair Fiscal Court as a credit on taxes of said year of 1908 which should be credited at the regular 150 for each delinquent for the reason that he is charged with 160 each in the debits of above settlement But said credits should be reduced by 4 per cent commission on the total sum of said delinquent list for I gave him credit by that amount in above credits for collection when in fact said list had not been col lected all of which is respectfuUysub mitted This February 26th 1909 T A Murrell Commissioner SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT APRIL 7 1909 Since the above report was made said Sheriff has paid the following claims and is entitled to credit by the amounts thereof in this settlement viz To H T Baker assignee of Thos Pulliam for furnishing paupers 37 29 Bank of Columbia assignee S S Williams services Clerk of election 2 00 To Howard Webb Judge election 2 00 Taylor Parsons making booths school election 1 00 Horace Massie Clerk election 2 70 44 99 Said Sheriff also presented orders of the Adair County court releasing taxa ble property that had been listed through mistake and is entitled to a credit of 25 cts on each 100 in this settlement as follows On T W Wheat 100 J R Gibson 200 and L D Simms 1000 making 1300 at cents325Also an order releasing Chalmers Powell from poll tax 150 and penalty 10 cents makingj 160 Said Sheriff also presented in the Fiscal Court this day a list of persons listing personal property who had gone from the County on whose property could not be found and said Court re leased him of the Countys part on thisIFiscal Court his list of delinquent poll tax of 234 persons and same were therefore allowed by said Court after full investigation and I have therefore given him credit herein at 160 each which makes 374 40 Total supplemental credits 440 46 Less 04 per cent commission of delinquent list of 37440 which is 14 97 Total net credits herein 425 49 RECAPITULATION Total balance shown in above settlement to be due County by said Sher iff from General fund 2 918 51 By credits in supplemental re port 425 49 I Ballance due Adair County 2 493 02 T A Murrell Commissioner Received of V7 X3PattesonSAC Two thousand four hundred and ninety three dollars and 02 cents by check in full of the above amount due the County April 19th 1909 Junius iHancock Judge w Alair County Court A Copy Attest ft RStults Clerk Adair County Court Montpelier Mill Company grinds and Sheclrn every day Exchanger flour for wht 5ourand ship stuff for i IfPal 25f goon whet 20tT l1OlwelierKY j tL Ji 7 ri t 1t Jft t 1r 7 Lttt r tP ifi r JI IiAbsher People of this neighborhood are busy planting corn Mr and Mrs L H Feese were visiting at Neatsburg a few days ago i1t Mr Ben Tupm n of the Casey creek neighborhood was at this1 place Monday Mr and Mrs W A Hum phress visited at W p Dilling hams Sunday Eld Barger filled his regular appointment at Mt Pleasant Saturday night and Sunday Misses Altha Absher Ella and Sylvia Hum phress and Rebecca Brockman were the guests of Mr and Mrs Owen Humphress Saturday night and Sunday Eld Z T Williams will preach at Egypt on Friday night before the 3rd Sunday in May Mr Wilson the probuce man was at this place Monday Messrs Geo Bryant and W P Dillingham were in Columbia Monday Sunday school at Egypt is pro gressing nicely under the man agement of B F Thomas Misses Eula and Bertha Martin and little sister were visiting at their uncles Ben Robertson a few days ago Mrs Rebecca Thomas was in Columbia one day last week shopping Dr Z T Gabbert and daught D er Grace were at the L W T S Wednesday and Thursday Russell Springs Several from this place attend ed the Odd Fellows meeting at Jamestown last Sunday 1 Misses Myrtie and Pearlie Phelps who have been attend ing school here will leave this week for their respective homes Mrs Richard Hadley who has beenvery sick is improving Misses Bessie young who is attending school here visited her sister Mrs Rufns Hatfield of Jabez Saturday and Sunday Misses Mattie Rowe and Lena Oaks former pupils of R S A were visiting and shopping in town Wednesday and Thursday Mr W D Stephen is on the sick list but it is hoped that her will be better soon Misses ftoxey Falkenburg and x Willie Winfrey of Jamestown were here shopping Tuesday Mr Lee Lawless wife and children have been visiting rela ttives at Jamestown r The lower Hotel will be soldlrii lit the 8th of May j Miss Rose Grider of this place visited Miss Bessie Epperson of Roy last Saturday and Sunday Miss Mamie Winfrey visited friends and relatives at Jamesr town last week V youngfolksday evening at the Sulphur Well two miles from town The Soda Fountain at this place which will be operated y fobusiness oJILived 152 Years r Wm Parr England oldest man vmarried the third n1ea 120 worked 20yerIlongerJames Wright of Spurlock Ky shows how to remain young 1 feel juat like a 16yearold boyhe writes after taking six bottles of Electric Bitters For thirty years Kidney trouble made life k burden but the fir tbottle0 this 3 Jlde ulmedlcmeconVIncedme I Kad found the greatest cure on earth J There a godsend to weak sickly rut k- down or old people Try the mooc tPaulig Drug Go 4 i4 i- JUk t rr jt t I I a t 0 fth HE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS w4 1i 1Vi I 7iQi t 7I7iE BROSjEE J LOUISVILLES i 1 I I i CARPET AND RUG STORE r K i j f 1- r i i j l 57fiiThe public a selection so broad and varied that every taste 7fE- t1 andevery purse can be thoroughly satisfied Our buying iE power is effectively demonstrated by the fact that manufacturers 7i i in need of funds appeal at all times first to the IE biggest and most prominent storeWE get the best and IE choicest always v JE i Visitors Always Welcome Correspondence Solicited EV 1 IVrIi 1tJ e V 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readers of the best county paper published The Adair County News would not object to a short letter from a former correspondent My mother and I left Grady ville Adair county Dec 8th 1908 and are now located in Metcalf county two miles north of Edmonton on the Edmonton and Horse Cave road in a fine farming country tobacco corn and hay being the principal crops We have had so much rain this spring farmers are behind with their work But very little corn planted Wheat oats and grass are looking fine Tobacco plants will soon be I ready for transplanting Corn is worth 70 cents per bushel wheat 125 per bushel flour 340 per cwt Well if this appears in print before it reaches the waste basket I will promise to write again some time Success to the News its many readers and correspondents G C Wilson Cloyds Landing Mr and Mrs Jerry Turner were visiting the latters mother Mrs Ross last week Mr John Carter and Alex tollTennUncle Tomey Graves of this place died April 25th age 83 years He leaves eight children to mourn his loss He will be greatly missed by all his friends Mr Barton Filpot and daughter Maggie of the Arat communi ty made a trip to Texas Started home and reached his sons and died April 25th He was brought back to his old home burying groundMrs Do ia Butler was the guest of Mrs Maude Cloyd last Wednerday Mr Lewis Turner visited his fatherinlaw of Seuter Point Tuesday Mrs f L Giddings of Blacks ferry is very sick with chills at this writing lMrdied last Wednesday Mrs Sarah Stockton of the Arat community is very low with stomach troubleIMr A R Butler of Marrow bone is very sick Mr L C Butler and son Billie visited the home of A R Butler last Wednesday Mrs Ella Carter has a girl at her house f Mrs Nona Moore died suddenly r a few days ago at Mr Wheeler ThrashersThere be preaching next Saturday night and Sunday at Hanover by Bro Waddle Bostlesville Okla Editor News Thinking a few lines from Oklahoma would find a welcome space in your valuable paper I take pleasure in writing you aj few I moved here one month ago from Memphis Texas I am very well so far This is the Orange Oil and Gass field that you see SO much i1 the papers abojitL Gov Haskel andExP Teddy ftooisek inuchiYJr iii 1 r LIt about this city only they have plenty of oil and gass here I amusing gass for cooking heating and lights all at a cost of 233 per month iI came here to have my har ness hangers manufactured I was granted a patent of harness hangers March 9th 1909 and I came here thinking I could have them maufactured here but failed I went to Springfield Mo last week and made arangements there to have them made in large quantities I visitedmy brother Dr George G Taylor who left Kentucky 25 or 30 years ago and is now living in Spring field I called at the Govern ment building while there to see N B Miller but he was away I saw his home several times while I was there He has a nice home in the city I was told that Springfield had a popu lation of 45 or 50 thousand It has seven outlets of railroad machine shops c It has a rail road pay roll of 200000 per month and they are building new R R shops now that they claim will cost the R R Co 3 000000 Springfield has fine schools and churches the schools are all free I visited the old Battle fields while there and the old soldier entrenchments are very plain yet A large pencil factory in the midst of them The battle of Wilsons Creek was fought ten miles from Springfield and the Federals were defeated by Price and McCulloch The Federal loss was heavily W L Taylor This letter was necessarily- cut shortEdj U Belle Plains Kansas Editor NewstThinking perhaps some of the readers of the News would like to see a few lines from this part I shall endeavor to write a few Believe the health of the use tobe Kentuckians in general is very good Farmers are done planting corn in this part The fruit has been greatly damaged by the late frosts Mr Ben Rowe and family of Jamestown Ky who recently located here seem well pleased with the West Mr Rowe has a position as clerk in Mr Lind stroms dry goods and grocery store IIV1r Luther Blanknshipand family also Mr Ben Rowe and family were visiting at thehome of Mr Ed Blankenship last week Felix Blankenship has recover ed from an attack of measles Tom Blankenship killed a large wolf last week Mr Sam Price has purchased two hundred acres of land at Pauls Valley Okla and his son R P Price is farming the place Mr Elmer Wooldridge has bought property in the west part of town and is now a resident of that part Mr Sam Lester is talking of giving up farm life and moving- to town Mr Porter McFarland who has lived in Belle Plaine several years has moved on Mrs Lizzie Pierces farm south of town and will farm the place Mr and Mrs Cornelius I31an kenshjp are enjoying very good health considering their age MIMrnaDe li haS a position j 3 as clerk in Faltz Bros store Will now close by saying we should be pleased to see in our News some letters from Rowena Kendall Helm Creelsboro arid Sewellton Russell county much oftener then we have the pleasure of seeing them Should my letter be worth tthe time and space I shall endeavor to write again Too Many Eggs In Setting It is a serious mistake on the breeders part to give fifteen eggs to the setting for this is more than the average hen can cover properly and would be far better for the purchaser had he received only twelve or thirteen eggs says a correspondent in In land Poultry Journal A hen may sit faithfully stick to her work all the time and never leave the nest excep tfor food and water but what can she do if she has more eggs than she can cover She attempts to spreadI her wings over the them but when an egg is pulled in at the front another peeps out at the back and the result is that in the course of the three weeks hatching period there is scarcely an egg that has not been exposed to the cold at one time or another Examination of the eggs show decayed germs and dead chicks at various stages of growth and in different stages of decomposition Inearly spring especially care should be taken to set only as many eggs as the hen can comfortably hatch and the number may be variable according to her size and the size of the eggs 4ev Humble We are having plenty of rain now There has been lots of sickness here Most peopleare better Mr E P McKinney visited GI K Foley Friday Mr Jim Holts machines are good that is what everydody says The wheat crop is looking fine about here The farmers have plantedsome corn Rev Moses Foley and wife are better at this writeing i The prospect for a fruit crop was never more promising Messrs Jim and Adonis Ash brooks and Ira D Foley went to Ono on business Friday There was a snowfall here Sat urday Miss Ada B Foley of this place returned home from school Fri day She has been attending thatIMr E D Queens of Long street bought a corn drill of F L Wilson of Russel Springs Mrs G K Foley who has been confined to her bed for sev f eral months is no better Tkea are aOre Mcal Patteru sold in the 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the price of One Knificy The weather at this time is ideal for farm work and the peo pIe are making good use of same in the way of corn planting Young grasses and wheat are making progress at this time The people of this section are highly elated over the nomina tion of J M Wolford as Assessor Mr Wolford is a man that is well worth the honor bestowed on him The Republicans has made no mistake in their choice The prospects for fruit are very good for all kinds in this section E V Humphress and J J Humphrey were in Hustonville a day or too last week Our three merchants have re- t turned from the market and have a grand display of new goods at their places of business Mrs H B Ingram of Colum bia was visiting her daughter Mrs J C Gose a few dayse last week W F Feese and wife visited J W Jones last Sunday Preaching at Knifley each third Sunday evening at 3 oclock by Z T Williams Liver Trouble Hemady Free Any intelligent person can be his own doctor in the ordinary case oi liver trouble for the symptoms ouiv not be mistaken If the white of tjHct eye becomes yellowish if the skirr be- cOmes sallow if pimples and blotches appear if the bowels do not move i you have sick headache if you are yourliveryetfoundSyrupPepsinThis wonderful remedy is not only a laxa tive but a tonic as well It will start the flow of gastric juice thereby soon enabling the liver to do its work natur ally A bottle of this great liver remedy can be bought of any druggist for50 singlebottleFor example John W Lee 619 S Penn sylvania ave Indianapolis Ind had a stubborn and very longstanding case of blotbhesjaundiceFlinchum Jackson Ky says the same of it Thousands of families keep it in the just such an emergency as you can never tell when some member of the family will need a good laxative fI In order to have you or any other suf ferer from the liver make a test of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin without personal expense Dr Caldwell will send you a free test bottle if you will send your name youhoWworks It w start you on cure of youhavetoundathe sample and the doctor urges you to send for it today If there is anything about your ailment that you dont understand qr if you went any medical advice write to the Doctor and he will answer you fully There ki no charge fottthlfervCL addresw Is Dr WV K liYon H S j c i 2i 4 ii L i THE ADA1R COUNTY NEWS J Iht daif o1tut1ltW Published Every WeSne ay BY THE Adair County News Company INCORPORATED CHAS So HARRIS EDITOR Democratic newspaper devoted to the interests vti the city of Columbia and the people of Adair a adjacent counties =atered at the Columbia Fostoffice as second claw mail matter a WED MAY 12 1909 I Mr Roosevelt is making rapid progress in Africa killing lions and reptiles He is said to be the champion sportsman in that dark and benighted country The Missouri House of Repre senatives rejectedCov Hadleys inheritance tax measure The bill provided an assessment of 2 per cent on all inheritances grea ter than 10000i Former County Clerk Hiram Smedley was indicted at Paducah in twenty cases charged with ut tering false instruments and ob taining money under false pre tense and by forgery Twelve or fifteen thousand people witnessed the derby at Louisville There were ten thor oughbred three year olds entered Wintergreen winning easily Time 2815 Miami was second and Dr Barkley third It townaof Ardmore Okla which claimed a population of 15000 was al most devastated by a cyclone on the n1gnt of the 6th Quite a number of former Adair and Russell county people live at ArdI moores Indications point to the loca tion of the negro branch of Berea College near Simpsonville in Shelby county Already options severaljfarms 40001Manyto the proposed school in Shelby county are said not to lookwIth favor on the project kidnapedWillie Mercer Pa and convicted The trial of Boyles wife will come next There was no evidence introduced in defense of Boyle LaterBoyles wife has been tried and convicted The Judge fixes the punishment Later Boyle was given a life sentence and his wife goes to th pen for twentyfive years The contest for the Democrtic nomination for Commonwealths Attorneyan the Tenth district was FriIdayBardstown winning J Lewi Williams won in the primary by If a plurality of 229 but it was WilIIIamsto secure his nomination and majority of the Committee wer aI of the same opinion after hearing the proof After the decision was rendered Mr Williams star ted that he would abide by the result The Kentucky State Journal a strong unflinching Democratic paper has changed hands but the change is not to the detri ment of democracy Governor Beckham is the new editor an J L Newman business and those acquainted with bot- r gentlemen can not doubt its sue cess nor over estimate its worth in the political battles of the fu eGov Beckham is a strongL forceful writer and a D that pev r1hirked a dutjrj He r is thoroughly touch W ifiSi the J needs of the State and the con L ilito of his iar ty nd that llourn l will provea pOwerf dent t iV7 ri Jf J ti racy can not be doubted The yetirm isgacourageuw bose devotion o Part led him iintheUnder its present management no one need fear compromise with dishonor or failure in the discussions of politicalmatters Gov Beckham adds much to the strengthof the Kentucky Press and her sloping that The State Journal will be read thoughout this Commonwealth t theknown as the BosworthWyatt good road amendment to broaden the powers of the various coun ties and to make possible State and National aid in tne building of good roads will be voted on at the next November election The rigid Constitutional provisions and restrictions limjt the powers of the counties to the nar rowest line of progressive action in the way of road building and the result of such limitations is felt in every part of the State The conditions of our roads the tendency to allow them to remain or even grow worse ought to stir every progressive citizen to such an extent as to lift consti tutional restrictions that hold advance down In giving the proposed amendment below we feel that its breadth and great possibilities will be readily seen by all who read it It is as follows The credit of the Common wealth may be given pledgedor loaned to any county of the Commonwealth for public road purposes and any county may be permitted to incur an indebted ness in any amount fixed by the county not in excess of five per taxIablevided said additional indebtedness is submitted to the voters of the county for their ratification electionIbylawedness is incurred by any county said county may levy in addition to the tax rate allowed under section 157 of the Constitution of Kentucky an amount not exceeding i twenty cents on the hundred dollars of the assessed valuation of said county for the purpose of the interest on said in sinkIingiindebtedness f r Section 178 of the Constitution of Kentucky forever prohibits the state from lending its aid to or in any way helping the coun ties in road building or any part whatever in behalf o the cause of Good Roads Section 158 of our state con stitution limitsthe power Qf any county to become indebted more than two per cent of the assess ime of our counties to raise sufiicent funds to do any road building a all Section 157 of our state consti tution provides that acounty can not levy exceeding fifty cents on each One Hundred Dollars of tax putsimpossible for many of the coun ties to provide sumcent means to create a sinking fund and pay interest on the debt created to build roads Din o The people in and around Diri go have been too busy for th past few days to engage in gos sip and so the the Dirigo letter must be short this week nighrt gardensIterably but I think there will be plenty yet oudt Sihit 1S agleltheWhite head and fara iou talons and seemed Determined to dive iOnJagOose or chicken before Icavang the ndjglibprhdods Jr t Mrs nen BtulettJ Eairplay visitedTeTatiVfeSthere last week Profs JGand Joe Stotts cWinsirig ki Birdchool Horise the third S1nd y1ih1thi rnonth J i fi r t x t t S i J i Cane Valley No I plantiing corn f 71 y v I The late frostand hail storm played havoc with our gardens than w sjnfreach of it But they are looking better again Tobacco plants are said to be almost large enough to set Earlier than for years Wheat and oats are still look ing fine An item of bur last weeks let er stated that Miss McAllister returned to her home at Mt Eden It should have teen Shelby IleKy Mr Horace Massie was lucky enough to find his missing sheep reported in last weeks letter as being missing Eld Z T Williams of Columbia delivered 3 excellent sermons at the Christian Church last first Saturday night andSunday fore noon and evening j Joe R Rice will erect a large feed stable at an early date V drummerrof was on our merchants last Thursday A protracted meeting began at Methodist church last Sunday by Rev Roode the partor assisted by an able divine Rev R L TallyMr T W Buchanan of Camp bellsville was transacting busi ness in our town last Friday Those reported on sick list last writing reported doing nicely at this writing and the health of community fairly good- srCane Valley i to have a well e grocery store soon as we learn This would no doubt prove a paying investment to right man t Mrs T J Bumgarner of near CelEubankvisiting Mrs Maud Newton nee Maud Bumgarner of Spurling ton from Saturday till Monday lastJMr J E Rice of Romine Taylor county was visiting her parents at this place last Wednes day cL Mr J W Hancock of Corbin Ky was visitin g his parents the first of last week S D Crenshaw veternarian was in our midst last Friday v v Bruce Kerr of Taylor county Wferr till Monday v E A Cox formally of Green county now of Columbia hasf moved into the R B Wilson property near the school house recently vacated by Mr Frank phototgrapher and a good one He has opened a studio here On April 29 as Mr AR Feese was running some fencing on his farm near here he discovered dry land taropin lying under neath a panel and on close ex nation he found his own initials cut on him together with the date of June the 4 Something like 27 yearsaince MrI Feese caught this taropin on the same farm near this same place Iteseems that the taropin has not traveled very much or very far or it must have been in a circuit On the same day at same place by this same man in same fence row another taropin was found with AF Hutchison and W Q Feese anieIIt dafed 1885 showing plainly when this dating was done 18 years ago WO Feese is a son of A R Feese Wiley lives in Amorilla Texas and will be surprised to hear of his taropin being found AFHutchison jsaG oc ry niefchant of Cane galley This seldom ever occursIl after you find one but never hardly two s s t togetheri i i r ifil1 0Ix J t 1 JdkhJ atxlJ Jvl t k = ffJ AQTiON i W 1QOO SALE r c v I BARGAINS BARGAINS I IJI t On Saturday May 22nd 1909 we will offer at Public suction to the highest bidder a lot of General Merchandise consisting of Clothing Shoes Hats Caps DryGoods Notions i v Hardware Queenswear Etc l 1y Sale to commence promptly at 10 a I m arid close at 3 pm t There will positivly be no bybidding and what we put up will go We will not offer a few shoddy goods and quit but willoffer many bargains that you can not afford to miss Our motive for offering these goods is to reduce our stock during the dull season Terms cash for all bills under 51010 and good notes for all bills over 500 We have a few more keys to the Red Box which we will give one to each person who purchases the amount of one dol Tars worth of goods before this date and to any person owing us an old account we will give one key for every tvo dollars paid before that date If there are any keys on hand Mayx22d we will give them out to the ones who present keys that day as long as they last First come first served Come everybody al1d share this bargain sale v Respectfully 1 II NELL NELL Gradyville Ky u i W 0QvO 1Jf If you need a good Wagon Buggy or Surrey we can suit youf ISaddles Harness and all kinds of Farm Implements on v I a i Cpe1d 5eeus o Q = = the Best on the Market W f IIFYOUIO p PfITh oiL J 52000 iIis nge s z We Sell Gasoline Engines Saws Feed Mills Etc f O oWrn Peeffrles Sons Give us a call when in Columbia Write or us f bad accident Friday morning He was splitting wood and the ax splitg ting it open Hg willnot be able io be out soon tof f has beensevjerai log rots lingllatelY wAeat1s king fine 0iijfthis section t t Ma1di Br l1t isr nAthe sick list yJ ft f fI rr V17 t 4 tmtoT g i If 1 1 sel Springs visited friends at this place last week Miss Elwal Williams visited Miss Martha Dillingham Thurs day night ftir t Mr Bill Tupman visited Mr J n Abi Thursda tni ht S Mrs I jSarah Abrej sand Miss Lou Dillingham visited Mrl Ja3 SmileY once da last wee T- SJ f fQ onttWilliarnsand BDillinyV ham ere isitiHfi it l i t J tRFxi0i x = v i r We can meet the de= mands The Green Seal Paint is the Best A t j ore WW wire There boo I Alvin Williams one day last weekMrs Laura Tarter isonthe sick listtT sEUa Pike whohas been on the ptilist forborne tiiiie is Sbleitp bfr r out again V Farmers are behind with there wetAeath hc irSt t r r11zt I r YI i itarr J Jr J F Itf i rlfE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS 5 C C C C What are yoiihlttlrig at iBWeI cant you guess xifiis simply this We have so many Buggies and prices are so low that just to write the word III BUGGIES is not puttiijgjt stjpggenpighvas it has a double meaning at this store We EARNESTLY request every man in Adair comity who is r needing KyWa Buggy Surrey Runabout or3any thing the Wagon or Vehicle hoe to call and see Is We gtlaranfeetosell you cheaper nade and quality Talks Jl LOUISVILLE MARKETS Latest Quotations on Live Stock CATTLE Shipping steer 47560Q Beef steers 3 505 75v Fat heifers and cows 3505 60 Cutters3O525Canners 225350 Bullsrkr 1rr11 100225 t Feeders 225425 Stockers i 2254 40 Choice milch cows 35 004500- t Common to fair cows 15003500 HOGS Choice 160 to 200 s 720 Mediums 130 to 160r 690 Pigsn 60610Roughs 615 flown JBestCulls v y 02Q3 Fatsheep 525down Columbia Market PouLR Eggs 17 Turkeys 69Chickens tr 11 Ducks 07 f GRAIN Wheat 125 CornY 60 r PERSONAL Miss Laura Jackman has re turned home Mr J W Saultsman was here a few days of last week Mr A A Huddles n was here the first of the week Mrs R F Rowe was here from Amanda ville Thursday Mrs P V Grissom is visiting her parents in Little Rock Ark Mr Jo Russell wife and littl MdHenrry Ky Rev WIJ3 Gave As attending the Southern Baptist Convention at Louisville t Mr Jo Rcsenfield Middlesbor ro is spending a few days with his family here Mr and Mrs J W Townsend Mijltown were shopping in Co lumbia Saturday welltwas here a few days ago t Mrs T B Rice and Miss Griffin Romine were visiting i Columbia last Thursday Mr J B Grider and wife of of Monticello are visiting Mr Griderss parents this placer Misses Nora and Carrie Brad shoPIpingMiss Mildred Walker of Gra dyville spent last week with her sister Mrs Bruce Montgomery Messrs L S Wilson and J L Hale of Russell Springs attend ed Field Day here last Saturday Mr and Mrs T G Harrison of New Market are visiting the Messrs and Mrs Bassett this place Margaret little daughter of Mr and Mrs J FPatteson was quite sick a few days of las weekVirginia a little daughter o Mr and Mrs Ci S ffrrjswas quite sick several days of last 4 week Mrs Bettie W Butler who has been visiting in Glasgow several weeks returned home last SaturdayJnight Pr Elam Harris of Estoj reached Golumbiaj Friday atfter noon on his return home fifoiri Vthe Louisville School of Jentis t L try 1 Dr Wood ruff Flowersreturn Led frorrfnisvill gni Eli2 last Thursday v He has one J110r w rJ i i lf y j BBUU ill I I EE S S our jn Vi Ida for 2i year before receiving his diplo maMr H F Iserman wife and- daughter of Campbellsvillewere here Sunday Mr J F Montgomery and wife were at the Russell Springs last Saturday Mrs Sallie Bradshaw and Mrs W E Bradshaw will return from Frankfort tonight Miss Ora Moss of Gradyville visited Miss Jennye McFarland Saturday and attended Field Day I cJamestownprobably go from thereto Clinton county Mr T W Buchanan of Camp bellsville and Mr E B Ray representing the J L Case Co Racine Wisconsin were here last Friday Dr M E Jones who received his diploma from the IndIanapo- lis veterinary college the first of the month has returned home and is now ready for calls Mrs A D Patteson and daughter Mary DJ andson A D Jr are spending several weeks 2MiddletownMr 0 D Smith and wife Jamestown spent last Saturday afternoon and Sunday forenoon withrelatives an Columbia while on their return from Bowling GreenaMrs W TOtley and children of Campbellsville who have been Passeed en route home Mr Otley met them in this county Prof N W Miller of Mad isonville is here on a visit I will be remembered that he wa a teacher in the M and F High School ten years ago His many friends were glad to meet him Mr Tom Lowe brother of Mr JDLowe Miss Dorothy An derson and her brother Bayless and Miss Lalla May Quarles all of Cainsboro Tenn have bee visiting at the Lowe home fo the past week LucilnWalker iss Sarah Thomas Mr A S Chew ning Miss Alice Walker Mr Ray Flowers Miss Jennie Mc Farland Dr Woodruff Flowers Miss Esther Nell Mr John W Flowers Miss Mattie Elliott Mr and Mrs L L Eubank spent Sunday at Griffin Springs See Coffey Cravens before insiir jzig your life or property j A buggy mare with a good colt fo sale See M L Grissom 262t tQJeffriesCoffey Cravens gives you the low est premium rates on farm property 262tSFor Watkins remedies and extracts OtCravenfa 262t If you need a suit or any part of a suit you will be suited if your will visit the second floor in P L Wilsons store in Russeli Springs 262t Coffey Cravens writes themost at tractive policy ever writen in this section on alFkinds livestock 262t rOF L Wilson has one ftJ1e mbst oro1Jeteandup tO date stock of cloth Ing thaticiji feisjf ouriauf Rusiellcbuntyr e can pleaser oil if2 262tfr i 7tI have a lot of new j g ltsl h 1R111 ell ltQ P9tt9mQP e altoJ handle barnerer C EtYou1t ui C FLfh i rtl zl yil 1e J j4f f 1 l wa v Reward 10 f On the night of the 16th day of April 1909 1 lost one gold watch open faced from my show case in the office of the Hancock Hotel in Columbia Ky I will pay 10 for any information that will secure the watch and fob or its delivery tome The watch and fob are describedas follows Elgin movement gilded 18 size No 3554256 J Boss case open face No 1461235 broad gold filled fob with J H engraved on signet also has safety chain attachment 27lt Junius Hancock r Bids for Work on CourtHouse At the April Fiscal Court for Adair untyJohn Eubank T R Stults and Hancock were appointed to have repairs made on the courthouse such as painting varnishing etc and they would be glad to receive bids on the work Anyone desiring to do the work will please call on Messrs Eubank Stults and Hancock The work will not all be Igt to one person as it is a public improvement they desire to divide the work Monumental Work We are prepared to furnish any kind of tomb stones and monuments needed in this section Give us a chance to show you our designs and prices bef resending your order away from home Our shop where the work Js prepared is near the Columbia Roller Mill 7 2t Walkup Barger Buggie Repairing Brud Eubank is back in his shop on 311kindsHe is a firstclass mechanic nd heinvites all his old patrons to giv him a call 262tJ New Blacksmith Shop Jo McGaha hasopened a blacksmit- shop back of the Columbia Grocery Co He does good work and besides shoeing he will repair buggies and wagon r Try him 25tf tForSale r sowllpIgSPrice 750 each J O Russell I sell the following indispensable thefiWatkins R linement Watkins Laxtone for the remedyr tracts and spices and other articles too guaraneWe are receiving private bids on our nopositivesillehas an equal showing J M Lester Sons Kendall Ky I handle the Ox and Homestead Fer tilizer the best brands that are made My place of business is at Montgom erys barn Columbia Ky 253t C E Young Preaching text Sunday rW H C Sandidge Greens burg f J5 F Roach Good Hope F J Barger Pleasant Hill Z T Williams Rpley J M Pierce Freedom JR Grider Freedom J R Crawford Columbia A R Kasey Columbia J H Rood Cane Valley Jy F Turner Mt Pleasant o W J LeVi Mt Gilead Dr Menzies Mosbys Ridge i 66 N N 1t SUIliV3nitWith I Altsheler Co r7 IneorporAted J t Wholesalc grocers 11 i t Louisville KY k seikitsrlwi1irs3 frIMlJR c Mer d Nts tlilsuctie StI j ii i r l si L r r I yr j rrtJ 0 Decoration at Bear Wallow The following is B progam of decoration services to be held at Bear Wallow Saturday May 28 1 Song service by J W Foster and others 2 Sermon by Joe Pierceat 10 a m 3 Decoration of graves 4 Adjourn for dinner 5 Speaking by Capt W W Bradshaw Paul Smythe Plato Wade and others 6 All old Soldiers are especially invited to attend Every body is invited to come and bring full baskets J D Burton W B Morris f TJ Holmes Committee The following young men made the best grade in Kentucky University this year They will compose the Chapter next year Lewis Melton Hart Theis TaylorWilmore Wilmore is our own Jim son of Mr WM Wilmore Gradyville and Hager is a son of Judge S W Hager the last Democratic candidate for vernorr Persons who are indebted to the News or the late Spectator are requested to call at this office and make payment during cir cult court which convene next Monday ateCr el SundayiatGlensfork the fourth Sunday Gadberry second and Freedom arehregular appointments Notice Js I am now prepared to break and handle horses Satisfaction guaranteed See me at once 274t JimDavis CoffeyGravens Fire Life Insiyr 262tI4 STOCK ITEMS f fi X W Scott sold one mule to ArthurRupe for 100 J W Harvey bought one milch cow from Ezekial Roe for 2750 Ruby cor 000 UT Selby solda span of mules to Paull Wolford for 275 riiCejmare ooo Mr W E Williams bought of Jo Blairone work mule for 159 99 Mr Mont Harmon bought of RC Neal One cow and calf for 27Eunice cor F o 90 N Miss Ruth Stapp entertained Saturday evening in honor of Miss Anderson and Miss Quarles of Gainesboro Tenn Refreshments were servedand the eve ning highly enjoyable Eunice Mr G W Rubarts x f this place is quite sick T Mr R J3 Neal had anice hare to die last week 7 Mr Charlie Williams had the the Sun grins last Saturday what about jt Charlie t The Bunda school at Littrell creek is pro Basin nice under thee management of LG Gabell r 7 y ji 1 IThe Lumber Company Jias startdits haiuhn dawn Jam ion creek J MrJW Henson hti been on th ic1tJitf6rtlie t week i S XT r tSsrV r f a Tt diVir F 7 iG DRINK DOPE COLA Manufactured bylOTLEY HOBSON Gampbellsville Ky They alsor manufacture a number of summer Drinks I pvw HWILSON COLUMBIA KY is their representative for this section Protect Your Property 1 Against Fire Lightning Wind= storm Tornadoes and Cyclones By Insuring with the Old Reliable Conneticut fire Insurance Company OF HARTFORD 1All Losses Paid in Full and Promptly If They issue the most liberal contracts and at the Lowest Premium Rates Coffey Cravens Agents See Them at Citizens Bank Columbia Ky W I o 7 7i I I 7ii 11 1 I Ii j XIX fii Farmers Woolen Mill I I Waj i rYsicm1E Only the Best Material Ewill be used in the goods Will E at MX rL onJulnY 20th 1909 c 1nc Respectfully rmG E l Reese Jamestown 1 1ii jMX MX MX NIX Sri MX I Md- xi w wwrrSri iiil liiwxi 7fs m xix xK xic 7K XIN xi ru iIS m 9 r3 x3 HE3HE3HE3 3CBE3 3S8QHQ 3E3 I I a p11 JAC 1VIAN m I WRTGHmERi0 f Watches Clocks and Sewing Machines Repaired satisfaction Guaranteed 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE ST I Pay Cash for Old Gold and Silver i noeation Paul cos Dug Shone Columbl ylE30CJ8E3E 3E3E 3 3eC30E3BCI Gadberry Corn planting is the order of the daYin this neighborhood Mrs Sarah Gadberry is very sick afc this writingr Mr Silas Denny made a busi weeknessnPMrs Sophia Hurt two little sons and sister Miss Thetis Wil liams were the guests of Mrs Jennie Johnson last Monday Miv Dallas Morrison left Mon daymornmg forMacomb 111 vv vMis3es Bettiie and Docia fioy Maudwand tLiddie Stone r Sthdaturda J night tr Mr d Mrs Sila4enn l Mr nd rDlli q JohneondaAllen J anffiMrJvSahi the L h i 4kIi iQA Aj y J t o Give you Honest Work 3 Reasonable Prices Ky iivr ini l Ova guests of Mr and Mrs W Q Johnson last Sunday sisterMiss w their sister Mrs Robert Johnson at this place last Saturday night and Sunday MaeHugheslor of the L W T Sand Susie Morrison of thispJace were the guests OfMisSesMary andStella last Saturdays night X lastSunday r il wastart 4Miss Maud Stone visited tives afc Gradyvill last Saturda- MISS ir Y1 ur El1Z of near y Columbi iwyat this Iec shop in one last wTJ ifZ 3 j ir rltI i c f 4Lk V L j i f PS t 6 i THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWSJ fi L iNTime Card i Iri effe tYonday Dee 31 1905 t SOUTH BOUND LEBANOSN No 27 700 am 942am No 23 815am 1004am 1Nai9 505 pm H 740 pm No21800pm 1000pm No93 630pm 9OOpm V NORTH BOUND TRAIN Lv LEBANON AR LOUISVILLE No24548am 750am io78732 am X015 a 28 430pm 655pm No 22628 pm 815 pm- K No 92 732am 1015 am Nos 92 and 93 are Sunday trains only CM WISEMAN SON I Diamonds and Precious Stones Jewlers and Opticians Special attention given to work and all orders in ofgoods in our line Oposite Music Hall 132 W Market St l Bet Ist 2d St l1ouisville S D CrenshawVETE- RINARY SURGEON I c Special Attnetion 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 ONEHALF MILE FROM COLUMIA ON D1SAP II P01 T PENT Coffins AND Caskets I keep ready for use all kinds of i Coffins and Caskets which will be I sold at short profits Give me a call and be convinced that it patronize J E Snow Russ II Springs WILMORE HOTELI W M ti1ILtYORH P1fOP1f FirstClass Tables Good Sample Roome 5 jFeed Stable- Reasonable Rat- esGKftDYlILLe 1 KY 2 Res Phone 29 Office Phone 402 Dr James Triplet il 2 I Dentist f 3 f JEFFRIES BLOCK COLUMBIAKENT KY J IDr 1Dunbat ttLOFFICE FRONT ROOMS IN JEFFRIES BUILDING 3ICOLUMBIA KENTUCKY LI c 1 Joseph H Stones AttorncyAtLaw Ji b 4 Will JZradJcem andad countiesarvtins 1Wntng r tf eitow 14keJucky r Srt i1rl f Ptt J o iTdIqra 5 a n i WEEKLY 1 il COURIER JOURNAL Lf HENRY WATTERSON Editor o lsa Kaoional NewspaperemocraticiIl tr oldtics It prints all the news witiiQiit fear or favor The regular price is 100 Iia year but you can get the WEEKLY 1 AND THE RAOA RoUNTY NEWS I BOTH ONE YEAR I I r for 150 r r fyou will give or send your order to this papernot to the CourierJournalFI I IDaily GourieHournal Yr 600 I rSunday CourierJournal Yr ooI io We can give you a combination cut rate on Daily orSunday if you will write Ithis j aper eoe0 SXSSXi p The 4th District Convention of the Christian Church Will Convene at Pleasant UiUi May 28th to 30th v C L FRIDAY EVENING 730r 11v- 1 Song and Praise Servicer2 The Need of Closer Cooperation in Christian Work M R Gabbert C C Loyd 3 Rightly Dividing the Word F J Barger Leslie Bottom SATURDAY MORNING 930 1 The Quiet Hour 2 Organization Appointment of Committees 3 The Message of the Pioneers J M Weddle W G Montgomery 4 The Bible School Address by Prof H L Calhoun 5 Kentucky Centennial Program f a Teacher Training Class ZT Williams b Organized Adult Bible Class A If Baugh tc TheBible School Choir HopkinsrAFTERNOON i3Q v 1 Song and Praise Service 4v 2 Reports from the Churches 1 y 3 Reports from the Evangelists and Committees v v 4 Our Plea Its Success Symposium 7 a The Bible Our Creed Robert Kirby b Restoration of Apostolic Christianity 1 C Winfrey F J Barger- c Union of Gods People WG Montgomery d Baptism for Remission of Sin J M Weddle Our Centennial Its Meaning RM Hopkins H L Calhoun v EVENING SESSION 730 Devotional Our Missionary Enterprisesr Symposium 111bSUNDAYcMORNING OCLOCK ii C Sermon by j f A H Baugh t Sermon by U v R M Hopkins Communion OfferingiMrs Mollie Wilson On the afternoon of Thanksgiving November 26 1908 the Fisher community was shocked beyond measure at the news that Aunt Mollie Wilson as she was familiarly known had suddenly died at the home of J C Brad shaw She was seemingly in good health and while talking to herbrother Mr U Collins over the phone she dropped there sank down upon the floor speechless and within a few minutes had expired almost without a struggle Within a few hours her geelatiyes and man Y- fendshad gkthered about her 2 iW 1hHt A1rJ 1 of L remains to mourn her departure and on the following day Jaid her to rest in the Roby Cemetery She leaves a husband and ten children to nourn her departure Sister Wilson nee Collins was born December 24 1863 inRus sel county Kentucky Early in life she professed faith in Christ and united with the Mt Vernon Baptist church In 1884 she became the wife of A E Wblford and subsequently the mother 0 twochi1Qren Being left a widow she was married a second time August 28 1889 tolt T Wilson Aa aresult of thi union eijfhJb children were barn iiiol belrt x 1 4 awD f 1tt y their home six boys and two girls all of whom remain Two years ago she moved with her family to Texas and joined the Fisher church notIpossess much of this worlds goods she had laid up treasures in Heaven and multiplied friends on earth Many were the hardships and privations she had passed through but with Christ ian fortitude and never wavering faith in God her lifewas fraught with good works and blessings for the needy Her home has lost a loving mother and devoted wife the Sunday School an efficient teach er W F Dillard Pastor Griders Store We are coolb j weather but think the fruit isnt killed j F Corn planting was the go last r week up to Thursday night when j the big rain come The telephone line from Russell 5 Springs to Rbwes X Roads pass ing this place will soon be complete j J E and J T Hale were in 2 Jamestown Monday on business jj 3Dlast Saturday night and Sunday J Misses Ona Deener and Lillie j Hurt passed this place last week J en route for Russell Springs Cullen Hale passed here Satur ItakingMr John Oaks of Esto was j hauling and sinking the tele phone post last week Our merchant isr doing a big business in the fertilizer trade Larue McKinley our produce man was here last Wednesday IMissa Miss Rowe of Rowena were shopping in Russell Springs last week and gave the school a visit as the two ladies are graduates from the R S A The school was glad to have their visiteMr Thomas Hadley of Rowes X Roads passed this place last Saturday en route to Russell Springs Mr Monta Richards of Stingy Ridge passed here last Friday eh route to Columbia where he stayed until Sunday We are glad to state that those who were numbered with the = sick are better at this writing We are glad to know that uncle Frank Hale is improving under Dr Durhams treatmentS- Smashes AU Records ivhealthbuilderpare with Jr Kings New Life Pills They tone and regulate stomach liver and kidnejs purify the blood streng then the nerves cure Constipation Dys eepsia Biliousness Jaundice Headache Chills and Malaria Try them 25c at Paull Drug Co V KcItnpr V iVj 1 We had a big frost here last Sunday morning killing the early garden vegetable T A Furkin and wife were visiting relatives in Metcalfe county last week l Jack Thompson ai Vtarayeling shoe man was here last week WS Pickett has aa new telephone box In Ms house P j t We have a good prospect fQra fine crop of fruit in this part if the cool weather oea nt inter S fthIt r j 1f 4i4 fjt 4 r hfyt t t x f Newly furnished Tf Conveniently located a IIfA firstclass Restaurant connection a g T Neat Clean Rooms i The Hudson House 1 Rates 100 Per Day r I 1 am also prepared to furnish 1 1Anything in the Bakery Line i 1 Your Business Solicited IROBT UUDSQNI Columbia Ky I I1f Next door below Citizens Bank on Campbellsville pikea 3E38E30E38E38E38E3m Ut CJt tt CIC CItJCRJCCC UC7C7C JOf A OBSONI GREEftSBURG IEftTUCa Y Ties EIough 1 E P1oniet Witre Fence to fence iir Green and Adair countiesr itThe Stay wires on this fence are so attached that they cant slip on the PullrS the Tighter it Gets f 1t E1 0UG Poultry getting an Acre Chicken Yard on every farm in the two 1counties and dont forget the 97 kinds of Wall Paper ad in recent issues of The News r he o e tiXXXXXX IIBargains Bargains J II Have a Large Stock of General and am offering Bargains to Merchandisel = I handle every thing that is kept ina General Store such as ing boots shoee etc etc ClothI I make a specialty of handling ladies furnishing goods and have a large stock on exhibition Inow t 3 IL Mrs Ermine Wilson v Russell Springs Ky 00000 FRANK CORCORAN 0 2 HighGrade Marble Cemetery work of ally kind Granite o See us before IIa you buy Trade from Adair and adjoining counties t solicited Main Street Lebanon Ky i 4- IT 4t44444444 i IS MoNEy TO YOU IF ATwTHE RIGHT PLACE See my Stock of t 1 GENERAL MERCHANDISE I ttodaee Writed i WLSIMMONS tj KUIViBLLKENTUCKY ciai m h lll Uffrlfth Tu LovisIIeTimesaid tIspapi I A f tA a ihJitic I t fLt I J j it J t i 4NM r i7 T J r r j r rjc J THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS 7 1 t Woodson Lewis Greensburg Kentucky SK NOW OFFERING A CAR LOAD EACH y C lv Studebaker Birdsell I1ilburnI = =WagonsA carloadof Oliver Chilled Plows A ear load of Disc Harrows Acar load o- fCultivators Corn Planters andII One= Horse Corn Drills iii Will have the greatest and finest display Kpf Buggies and other Vehicles ever shown in this Green River Countryready for f Spring trade v LIME SALT AND CEMENT A SPECIAL LINE Will deliver any kind of Farm Implements at any station v on the L N R R Woodson LewisThe Merchant Greensburg Ky Mail orders promply attended to i Sash and Door House JJ v in the South e f Send your orders to us for prompt shipment e and good goods Tf We appreciate them s piHUGHES INCORPORATED CO t 4 ji tehlettBttos 4 t 116 E XHat kcfc St Bet 1st Bjrook 2167 Both e CK- nyI t1lferent fibyles jn Also Air oofin Kinds t 4t t 4 Sash Doors Blinds Mouldings Columns 1 Porch Material jInteriorLargest Wholesale 2H2I5 E Main Street- LOUISVILLE 2 KY IRON HAtbIatFIfZE amine Cutlery Guns- WAGON MflTEMHlr 3 1ijuotds ille lentueky Telephone Phones rereeStoek rsvw sr ttwoODf U F rfCE1SiND RDWL SXt1EIGtiTS o+ 4444 s w n n ilC 7I Tyci Br James Mcnzies P OSTEOPATHY 71 u r lIINSULTATIIK ANA IMATiON FREE mfftce ATXESIENCE 7r Columbia KcntucKy e f 7r EEE T J srrFr rYr trdiVi rrK ItJIt 1ftNN NCeMeNTS to FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE We are authorized to announce that Mr J C Carter of Monroe county is a candidate for the office of Circuit Court Judge in this the 29th district subject to the action of the Republican party We are authorized to announce Geo M Miller of Monroe county a candidate for Circuit Judge in this the 29th district subject to the action of the Republican party FOR COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY We are authorized to annouce A A Huddleston of Cumberland county a candidate for renomination to the office of Commonwealths Attorney in this the 29th district subject to the ac tion of the Republican party We are authorized to announce H S Vanzant of Metcalfe county a candi date for Commonwealths Attorney in the 29th district subject to the action of the Republican party Pleasant Lake N Dakota To the Adair County News We left Knifley March 8th ar riving at Rugby N Dakota the 10th a distance of 1500 miles We came by way of Indianapolis Chicago and S t Paul 0 n e really has no idea of the immen sity of the city of Chicago with out seeing it It takes the train two or three hours to pass through it Wisconsin is a great State for curiosity lovers The Dells of the Wisconsin River and many beautiful passes you see stand ing on the prairie large rock formations enough t o make one think of the old Pueblo Indian Village in the southwest You can find large round stones lying alone on the prairie All show that this country has indeed been visited by glacier work To draw a picture of us when we landed look at a New En gland or Russian scene in which people are sleigh riding and you have a pretty fair idea of W B H and family in their first ad venture into the land of the Dakotas It is no wonder that Hiawatha let his Indian bride perish dowarm houses It reminds me of the old colonial flag emblem of the broken reptile with the mot to United or diet One must prepare for Winters or freeze The Winters are cold and long with a great deal of snow and no rain in the Winter yet this is a fine farming country for small grain Farmers here make thousands of bushels of wheat when sea sonable Wheat is selling now at 115 per bushel Since coming here Ive thought so much of an article in the Spectator LwCampbell about people who had happy homes leaving them and trying new adventures in the west It was well said Now to you lovers of bird hunting here is the happy hunt ing grounds Mr Bennett blow your whistle and get your dogs together This is indeed the wild goose and duck land They fly over thousands a t a time Stranger coming in has to pay 2500 per year for hunting and for citizens of the State 75 cents per year North Dakota has a very fine school system yet not the com pulsory school raw owing to the bad storms occasionally It is provided for by liberal grants of land by the Federal Government by a State tax and by local taxation Withbest wish i for the H8hrs t J1fjih 4HV R ieiot 4R af f t I 0 f r 1 6 j and the people of Adair county especially my old home Knifley I close RespectfullY Mrs Anna Hovious Wont Slight A Good friend If ever I need a cough medicine again I know what to get declares Mrs A L Alley of BealsMefor after using ten bottles of Dr Kinks New Discovery and seeing its excellent results in my own family and others I am convin ced it is the best medicine made for Coughs colds and lung trouble Every one who tries its feels just that way Relief is felt at once and its quick cure surprises you For Bronchitis Asthma Hemorrhage Croup LaGrippe Sore Throat pain in chest or lungs its su preme 50cand100 Trial bottle free Guaranteed by Paul Drug Co ThurloW The prospect for wheat was never more promising Planting corn is the order of the day this iweek some are done their upland Tobacco plants are plentiful and doing well and every farmer is dning his best for a banner crop this season Mr James Neagles has been over the community buying calves paying good prices Mrs R E Tucker returned Sat urday from an extended visit with her daughter Mrs Pernie Me fee of Donansburg Miss Kizzie Hood of Bliss is visiting her sister Mrs Laura Loy Miss Lillian Vaughn returned last Thursday from a two weeks visit to relatives in Hart County- J E Loy and wife Mrs Ida Sublett and daughter Miss Lanna were shopping in Greensburg TuesdayMr Pierce has built a va randa to his residence also added a new coat of paint which adds greatly in appearance Misses Bettie Phillips and daughter Mary Mrs Alice Ar nett and daughter Mattie were visiting at JE Loys Wednesday i Mr James Brown received a very painful inJurY last Friday while trying to hold aloose horse by the mane The horse became unmanageable Jerking loose breaking one finger and throw ing another out of place Dr Shively dressed the wounds which is doing nicely but it is feared that the joints will be stiff x A number of our people are at tending the Sun Brothers show at Creensburg today The fruit is not killed and is promises an abundant yield Quarterly meeting at Mt Leb anon the 8th and 9th of May e Kills to Stop the Fiend The worst foe for 12 years of John Deye of Gladwin Mich wasa running ulcer He paid doctors over 40000 without benefit Then Bucklens Arnica Salve killed the ulcer and cured him Cures FeverSores Boils Felons Ecze ma Salt Rheum Infallible for Piles Burns Scalds Cuts Corns 25c at Paull Drug Co y V Ruby Corn planting is the order of the day Several from here attended the singing at Harrpdsfbrk Sunday night X W Scott made a business trip to Columbia one day last week v Misses Flora and Minnie Brake were the guests of Miss Della Akin Rugby Sunday Mr Clon Rosson of Dingo visited atArthur Royses Saturday night and Sunday d Misses Mamie and Bu1ahBean- were the guests Lucy r- sof = skSSrx i1Jh j rxIti 7j4 Irft j4I 1irl t r7 JMKE Will make the Season at my Barn Montpelier Ky at 6 to Insure a Living Colt JAKE is a bay stallion 15f hands high very handsome and po perfectsound in every particular and will measure up to your demands if you want to raise an allpurpose horse His binding combines the highest class of trotters tracing to the great Hambletonian 10 on both sides in the second generation Hambletonian 10 is conceded to be the greatest sireof trotters either living or dead and Jake only being twice removed from him makes him beyond question a horse of rare binding In every instance money is due when colt is foaled mare trad accidents Joe Williams furnish toI farmers Farm MachinerviandI than ever before t One Binders Mowers Disc Harrows Hay Rakes Also the Oli yer Chill Plows and the Brown Culti vators Wheat Dills Corn Drills AIWagons one Buggies a nice line Harness In fact many things which is not mentioned J H KVII Jamestown Binder Twine Buggy WhipsI L1 J U G J COCKE Pres R DIETZMAN Sec W T tyne Mill Supply Co l ESTABLISHED 1861 INCORPORATED 1885 I MIliUWRIGJ4TZ IENGINESSMOKESTACKS Sheet Iron and Tank Work I l JOLtBiNQWORK SOLICITED 1 iAll Kinds of Rep Jt 1 on Saturday night Campbell of Dingo was the guest of Annie Harvey Sunday l Mfr Rollin Beanrwas the eet of 1r xh Swfl wrli cb- t r r S tiYit iii I am 1 I car of car of car of of HARDWi KPres mACJ4i lisTS I II Machinery dtf Ros and Sun day Miss Eva Miss ft abette- rprepared withI I Mrs Robert Wilson visited the I c family ofXW Scotts Sunday Walter HarveY visited Arthur l Eqyse Sunday y tt W Harvey made a bueine Pt ij tri 1k r t fc drltti 4rv tii J v 1 hiL fj i I a fI TBEADAIR COUNTY NEWS nn- j r VK y Simpson l V Bbrn to the wife of Mrv Fleas Morgan May 2nd son4 Moth er is getting along very welland 1fFarmers of this section are about done breaking corn ground and some have begun planting Mr Ed Gifford and N P Mor gan will soon have plenty of to jjacco plants to set out fc Mrs Nancy Nelson spent Sun 8ay at her sons Mr F P Mel son Misses Minnie and Maud Mar shall were the guests of Miss ElBa Polly Friday MrJ 0 Letcher wife and grand children visited Miss Si otha Marshall Sunday Mrs Annie Powell was the I guest of Mrs Ida Melson Tues day Mr Willie Gifford spent Sun day at his brothers Mr Ed Gif ford Mr Frank Melson has a nice individual a 5 a tapering a inareqplt threeSqet inches high j t SQrgansh rsiesBe1 frightene ew gQ anci away turnei t1eswag9 over with and two little children none seriously hurt Ed Gifford and spent Sunday at Mr Walter Antles Crocus IMr Wm Melson offered fora butoxen price Misses Mennie Marshall and Eula pony were the guests of Miss City Melson Friday jJr Willie Melson and wife Sunday atMrW Col Ihns Wheat good in this section is 5 not t c corn C Portland 253t Buy Homestead For Columbia See C 235t Highland Peacock Head of Young Coffey Stud 4 HIGHLAND PEACOCK property of Young Coffey Columbia Ky cherry bay saddle stallion 151 hands high weigh 1 1050 fts years old by Jordan Peacock he by Peacock 498 by Blue Jeans 3 First dam Bessie Sewell 4805 by Raven Artist 1043 by Chester by Artist 75 Second dam Black Whip Third dam CabelPs Lexington 3234 Gists Black HaY Highland Peacock is known by the people of and adjoining counties as a show and breeder we it unnecessary to make ny further statement to his worth Pee 1 to insure a living colt The Gre Imported Hermence which once for 25000 and sired the Hermis whiCh for 60000 and a great many others brought from 4000 to 25000 make the Season at 10 to insure a living colt Hermence is heartily endorsed by the Kentucky Breeders Bureau and we think will be endorsed by nearly every dealer in the State His fee at one time 250 We have the same we last year LOCOFOCUS This jack has proven himself an excellent breeder and sure Fee Seven Dollars to insure a living colt I We invite you to call at oUr barn in Columbia let us show you out stock Terms in cases due when colt is foaled mare traded removed from the neighborhood bred1 to other stock sppnsible for accidents Young 4 Coffey Black Diamond The Jack of Jacks He is given up by all jack men to be the best jack in the surround ing counties He has only to be seen to be admired He is jet black jack with extra white points full 16 high the standard coming years old He has very large bone extra body fine head and ear feet and high style He has proven himself to be great breeder three Mr N came f ran his wife But Mr wife neat was yoke of re fused the A very For Sale 75 bbls of W Yates Ky the Ox and Fertili zer sale in Ky E Young iI 5 1148 by by so well this horse deem as 0 sold great sold that will was jack kept very arid all money or Not re hands under good I J I This Oftois Traded or Removed from the neighborhood 10 BLACK DIA1I ND was sired by Burkelhe yTolKeQl 1 2 q lark s Mammoth Black Diamonds first dam wa s bred and raised By tiife iate J A pyldLibertyAir Terry says Liberty wasitiie greatest jacfcheeyer ojfnriL 1 recently refuseaT 125000 for Black Diamond i Noennets wU E rmitt uy I tt oi JrI t1 after July 1st or fed at cost of grain j slbredoIii ameJernMri ma Jf 7r i rv n f i rNO sIonai ilitaSuni6d in caupe of accidafat but care taki to preTe t any t4 X patron ie soliCited 1 6 y 1hdmpson Center LC I fe j nLYIY fnrri Jy MMIj I i i oJf t lff iT0 yct ljff if t p4Nh 4f ntft fit f 0 i yy vp IGradyviUe i 1 The weather has been fine for the past week for planting corn 6 u r farm rs a rei preparing ground for setting tobacco this week Rev Johnson filled his regu lar appointment Here last Sun day with an entertaining dis course Rev Crawford of Columbia will preach at Union thee 5th Sun day in this month Prof P C McCaffree of near Columbia spent a day rso in manyIfriends Mr and Mrs J B Yates are now keeping house at the resi dence of Mr W W Yates Mr J M Wilson is now able to be up ands after his farm ing interest MrG T Flowers spent a few days of last week at Cane Val ley Dr JH Grady was called to the bedside of Harrison Parson at Portland who was taken violently sick last Thursday night Mr James Compton of Rocky Hill Station was visiting his friends in our community last week i Mr Strong Hill pas a fun sup ply of church prgans If you want to hear music give him a call Several of our farmers say that their tobacco p la n t i are about ready for transplanting They are only waiting tor a sea son Our old friend W B Patte son was calling on his friends in this community last week Mr P Sandusky County Clerk of Metcalfe called ih to see us zone day last week while on his way to Columbia Mr Sandusky reports everything quiet in his town and especially politics Several from this pla e attend ed field day at the L W T S at Columbia last Saturday Prof C L1 Keltner conducted the singing at this place on last Saturday J Mr J L Moore who has been in delicate health for some time is improving at this time Taylor Robinson called in to see us on his return from Colum bia last Friday where he stood a trial before the Federal Judge charged with dealing in intoxi c tIng drinks Taylor informed your reporter that he came out 0 K and did not keep any thing in stock of that character Mr Nim Roach the prosper ous merchant of Breeding was in our midst last Thursday and reports business good We understand that there will be an all day singing at Big Creek church on the 3rd Sunday in this month If you want to hear good music attend J l Mr and Mrs J 0 Moore and ofWeedJohn Moore of our city a day or so of last week onit We are sorry to say that our blacksmiths are all tm the sick list and not able to do scarcely any work We are needing a blacksmith Mr William Hill a prosperous farmer as wellas stockman of Marrowbone was in our midst one day astweek n Would you think that ourjmei sottfoverftvwithin the Fast eight months be sides our farmers all around this pla re bought several carloads iand sold it ancj the demands not Ji spplieifeyet Our farmors have come to the xnfelu M they cannot grow a croJ success fullywithout the use vof fertfli zer aiid still our lands rei inf ji k i lf ii r= I Rex Peacock UI Saddle is a dapple bay 16 hands a high and is not excelled by M any horse of this section breedingIJtl size and style His first tIthere is not a sor= Iryone some of them I fancy prices w Q PEDIGREEH GOT Wood w Pedigree Harness Horse number Serve at 1000 to Insure a Living Colt Sired by Jordon Peacock No 1148 A S H R he by PeacockrNo 498 he by Blue Jeans No gI3 Jordons first dam by CabbelPs Lexington he bv Jists Blackhawk Second damLizzie Jordon she by Louis Jordon thoroughbred Rexs first dam byU2hd Jewel he by Artest Jewel Second damby Cromwell Denmark he by Old Denmark IJ i aanyFa r last ye colts sold higher last than any jack this County gHe is black with mealy points 151 hands high Serve to i 1 cii m I His S7 BlackHawkGov NtIIIu Ben McFarlandsfiDe jennette Jack 1 The above named stock will make the present season at A 0 Youngs barn one mile north of Joppa on 8 the same farm as Youngs Mill known as Montgomery or Murrell Mill U Money due when colt foaled mare traded 0 bred to other stock or moved from neighborhood If All care taken to prevent accidents but not responsible shouldW any occurPHONE 57H fi YOUNG BROS Joppa KyJ S Q8iOB X Sg g g yja M ry gogy g aYJThatus that the use of fertilizers is not detrimental to our lands It itItilizer was used in growing corn if followed with wheat and grass and that fertilized that there is a goodyield of wheat and a fine stand f grass Glensfork Farmers are busy planting corn in this section The little son of Mr LutherI Gonover is no better at ing R6v T A Johnson arid wife of Columbia visit IMr and Mrs Walker at this place last week Several of the young folks of this place attended the singing at Smiths Ghapel last Sunday afternoon All reported a nice time Little John Kelsey who has been confined to his room for some time is able to be out Mr John Sandusky and wife Mr Joe Sandusky and wife and William Sandusky of Columbia were visiting at MrN B Kel seys last Sunday visitingherv Mr B 0 Hurt was m 6iar town last Thursday after hick ens and eggs v h Eller Mr J B Ford was quifevsick the first of the week Rev A F Chrisniari and wife visited the formers parents near Fonthill Wednesday and Thurs day Mr Sam Georgev of Wesley visited at S R Bernards Sunday Rev John Thomas preached at Parks Ridge Sunday Quite a large crowd was in attendance A R Foley and wife were at A L Foley s Tuesday night MrJ M Popplewell of Fontr hill is reported seriously ill at this writing MrS i1f reEdIPoIds ofFel visited tD F Bernard last Tuesday H 1Lage s ndilg lbsi i ss M n d i iRev G W aBveyf o GMy afty visl t41ifcdaughter Mrs AF Ghrisman heriB the first o theweek I th Arthur Statitpn ofRussell h t i rwe Fbelmported Coach Uorse Will make the present season at my barn li miles south of Mill town and will be permitted to serve mares for the sum of 2 to Insure a living Colt Money due wfien mare is tradedvor bred rXto1 J75CK CHINN Ij t I wimalsostandf this celebrated Jack the fee being JZ hThe jJtB C 4 C BROWNING J fl r Jordan Peacock WIll charge you only 15 for the best colt you ever saw Just look at a few of the sales of his colts since last Fall Seven suckling colts to W S Haynes of Clarksdale Mo from 100 to 150 two to Moody Tex for 1000 and Highland Peacock to parties at Spring field Mo for 800 Charley Cabell one to Tennessee parties for 1000 AL Foley one for 500 J T Page one for 300 Sam Mackin one to Captain Hampton of Washington D C a fine saddle gelding for 300 JF Pendle ton one to Lebanon parties 3 year old gelding for 300 This horse was sold to parties at Jeffersonville Ind Springs visited at B EC Sharps Wednesday night r and 13tLtf91 yvii ed alyy J3rJY4 tSaturda and Sunl 1 TBjce wM jsinging at Clear Spring Bundayviiight conducted bfrof A G Oofev tf Eld B ph lp IidW G Boliny will preach dj the0hrjs titnChapel Sunday sTh Wq fri i Aii i j rfh t J t affI I i t r t for fancy price and he is liked so well over in that State that I have received letters from several parties there that they were going to send some mares to Jordan in a few days T M Wilson sold a mare recently bred and raised by W E Hillis to parties in the State of Pennsylvania for 1000 Mr Mon day sold one yearling for 325 and this is not all the sales since last Fall but enough to show you that you ought to breed to Jordan and get a colt that win bring from two to four times as much as any others sp t W L GliADY street visited her parents hereJ Sunday Miss Lura FianaganJpCpn cord Ridge visitedhere bnday night I Key J H Bolin of Sunslime fssunlRev A F Ohr In rand wife Popplewelld l ce attended pretachiii at Parks Ri keiSuni y t

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