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Digital page images are linked to the text file. is t biiunntOLUM- F em V XIII COLUMBIA ADAIR COUNTY KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY MAY 25 1910 NUMBER 29 t o The LindseyWilson The graduating exercises Monday morning marked the dosing of another successful year in this wellknown in stitution of learning Profs Neilson Moss the principals should feel proud and justly so at the progress the school has made under their managerie They have been ably assisted in aU the IeJssay we our en deavors to give entire satisfaction During the year just closed there have been more grown pupils in attend ance than ever before and the advance ment has been rapid perfect harmony prevailing throughout the year One little drawback occurred about three weeks agomeasles got into the school and a number of pupils left for their respective homes before the closing days With that exception it has been an exceedingly prosperous and healthy year and the outlook for the September opening is flattering The various entertainments given last week were of the highest order and fully np to the expectations of the many who attended It was not so a repre tetendancefrom those who did they were certain ly entertaining reflecting much credit upon the teachers and the performers The following recitals deserve special notice On Friday evening pupils of Miss Gibbs assisted by those of Miss David gave an interesting program and fully convinced the large audience which was present that they had indeed been well trained Several solos and duets were rendered by the music pupils and wer given in a faultless manner Miss Howard sang in tyer usual pleasin- way and the Glee Club also gave a num ber that was especially enjoyed The Princess by Tennyson was the play given by Miss Davids class on Satur day night and was indeed a success from beginning to end especially was it interesting to those who have read the book Each one deserves special- mention for the rendition of his or he part Miss David certainly is to be com plimented on the success of the play as j measles interfered with many of the charactersDr Ricks of Bowling Green one of the leading ministers of the Louisville Conference delivered the Commencement sermon before the pu 1pils and friends of the school Sunday morning at the Methodist church The church was filled to its utmost ca pacity and a very helpful and thought ful discourse was delivered His sub ject was Christian character and it abounded in many wholesome admo nitions to the pupils Dr Ricks also preahed a strong sermon to a large congregation Sunday night Monday morning Mr M R Gabbert and his sister Miss Gertrude were awarded diplomas They made their acknowledgements in an oration and an essay Mr Gabberts speech was a fine production and Miss Gertrudes essay was well written and entertainingly graduatinclass g Ricks D Dof Bowling Green Mr and Miss Gabbert received many beautiful and useful presents The people of Adair county are just- lyproud of the LindseyWilson and its management It has done more than any other enterprise to build up Columbia and as the years come and go the people will continue to bless the day it was established In due time the fac announceld as principals Drop i nour store during our ma t j e s t i c demonstrationthis week and let us show you why the great and grand majestic range is the best on earth A souvenir set of ware worth 800 given with every majestic range sold Reed Hardware Co In the declamatory contest at th Lindsey Wilson last Thursday evening the prize was won by D H Lyon of Elizabethtown There were six en tries M R Gabbert I W Napier Herbert Smith C B Diddle Eugene Hauk and the winner All the young men acquitted themselves well The Judges were Rev B M Currie Mr J W Flowers and Prof Paul Moss Examine your old McCormick machine and see what repairs you will need place your order with Reed Millerour repair agents so as to en able them o get repairs in plenty time thereby saving unnecessary expense of telephone andljpress charges by waiting until the last moment The Buch anan Lyon Co e ITheRussell circuit cpurJwilL oni mence the third v next month i j x a- Dortrti forget to attend the majestic range deri onsrationa oUr store this week4 Reed Hardware Co t J Goes to Memorial Hospital Cincinnati s Drf Woodruff Flowers of this place who will graduate from the University of Lou svilJe in next month has been inbcontjCumati Dr Flowers has accepted the appointraent which holds for one year hisrcItiesan honor highly appreciated by Dr Flowers and all his Columbia and Adair County friends Death of Mr W T Moore Last Saturday aboutthe noon hour Uncle Billie Moore who lived at Cane Valley fell dead at his late home He was one of the best citizens in Adair county and will be greatly missed by his friends and relatives He was one of thekindest men we ever knew and had no enemies He was a devout Christian man and invariably was on the side of the right He was about 79 years old A very large crowd at tended the funeral and burial To those who were near and dear to him we ex nd our deepest sympathy Flowers Flowers Ai R Baumer Florist Masonic Temple Louisville solicits your order for cut flowers designs etc for Decoration Day and all other occasions Spec ial attention given to out of town cus tamers Place your order with Miss Lorena Pyle agent Columbia Ky who will secure the flowers promptly 292teItemsgJames Piercy charged with incest was tried in the Adair circuit court last week and convicted The jury fixed his punishment at three years in th penitentiary Taylor Rice of color was before chargerwas e case about 1030 a m and in a very short time returned from theirroom fixing his punishment at ten years the penitentiary inI Will Yarberry charged with malic iously wounding J It Prodge was given a trial and acquitted last Friday Henry Hardin who shot and wound ed Reuben Lavender Jast winter was tried last Friday and acquitted In the case of Willis vs Bassett growing out of a horse being scared by an automobile judgement for twenty five dollars was rendered thadefendants Bargains at A fiovious I will sell at reduced prices for 30 days my entire line of mens and boys suits mens and boys hats Also a nice Ijne of men women and childrens slippers Call and see my goods and get my prices and I think you will find 1 will save you money A Hovious Knifley Ky Mr John A Webb of Webbs Roads was in Columbia last Saturda He informed the News that he returned from an entended visit to Oklahoma Kansas and Illinois on the 14 inst In the two former States he has several married children He found the enjoying fine health and doing well i their respective avocations He w exceedingly well pleased with t west and regards Oklahoma and Kansas as a fine farming and stock country This year however the wheat crop will be short Alfalfa is regarded as the most profitable feed grown During Mr Webbs stay in the west he became acquainted with a number of nativesIand he was treated most every one with whom he associated He met a number of relatives he had enot seen for fortyfive years Come and see the great cooking wonder at our store all this week You have a chance to get a souvenir set of ware free See large advertisement in this paper Reed Hardware Company Mr Titus Price has only go neI through two courts since he was elect circuit court clerk but in the short time he has been in office he has gained the reputation of being a very excellent clerk A gentleman who attends elf the courts in the 29th district stated Sunday afternoon that there was but one other clerk in the district who is as efficient as Mr Price arid that he was andold clerk Mr W L Grady is the owner of very fine Jack He is one year and nine months old 141 hands high 31 inches from tip to tip 15 inches round knee 20 inches round arm and from end of nose to tail bon 127 inches Taking age into consideration this is said to be the best Jack in the county t One Hundred and Two Years Old In last weeks News we had a note giving the long life of Dr William Voile who is known to a great many Adair county people Since then we have gathered the following history 4from gentleman was born in Green coun ty Tenn January 8 1808 making him one hundred and two years old last January He was married four times and is the father of twentyone children ninetythree grand children and three great grand children He is in perfect health works some every day and can read ordinary print without glasses and hears as well ashe ever could We have his picture and the pictures of a son a grandson a great grand daughter and a great great grandsonr all taken togetherfive generations All the parties live at Rus sell Springs Ky Get a majestic souvenir set of ware at Reed Hardware Cos store during demonstration week The Municipal Board of this town has a code of laws governing said town and the Marshal is ordered to enforc- said laws There is more complaint against the stock law than any other one measure nevertheless it is a law and the Marshal must do his duty None 0 is allowed to let his stock run at large within the corporate limits of Columbia Therefore when the Marshal picks up a cow or hog inside the bountia ry he is complying with his sworn duty and should not be censured Quite a number of lady friends of Mrs W T McFarland gave her a very agreeable surprise last Monday at the noon hour It was known that it was Mrs McFarlands birthday and just fore the dinner hour a number o friends arrived with wellfilled baskets anda most magnificent meal was beY all present especially Mrs McFarland who was very profuse in her thanks for the very kind rememberance Were over stocked on mens and ladies low cut shoes all Styles Have made big reductions on prices this week Russell Co Rev J R Crawford left on Thursday last for Edmonton to make final reparation for the Hendrick and Car ter meetings which began there on Sab evangelisteTenn The Edmonton community is invited in the effort and there is every reason to believe that it will enjoy afar reaching gospel revival We want you to call at our store du ing our majestic demonstration wee and get a Souvenir Set of majestic ware Reed Hardware Co Mr Logan Burton who was know to a great many people about Colu bia and who was an honest diXed wyyears a and four or five children Mr W L Farris a former citizen the Cane Valley section this count Campbellsvillen w a per Adaheit will permit Decoration exercises will be held at the cemetery at 4 oclock May 30 The committee respectfully requests that all business houses may be closed at that hour that everybody may at tend The Presbyterian church building is being recovered Mr L B Hurt is the contractor It is our understand ing that some very necessary work will also be done in the interior I have eight milk cows for sale L B Cain Columbia Ky 292t Columbia Chapter No7 R A M will meet next Friday evening It will be an important meeting and all Companions are requested to be presentI The deciding game between Central University and Georgetown College was played at Danville last Saturday Georgetown winning Romie Judd pitched for the winner aEld W J Hudspath of Hopkins ville cloieda meeting at Glenville last- Sunday night There were three ajj rtiohs to the Church and the congregation greatly revived tJ Born to the wife of RalphkkY n Mayv2lason 1t The House Twains Father Built During the early part of the seventies I subscribed for the book entitled The Innocence Abroad the first one to give the author national notoriely after which Mark Twain was consider the worlds greatest humorist and one of its ablest Writers It was more from a desire to please the agent than to own the book that I subscribed but after it was received I found the description given of Palestine and all those ancient cities of the old world intensely interesting At that time Isaac S Renneau an aged minister of the Christian Church who lived seven miles south of Albany Ky was preaching monthly for the congregation in Rockhouse Bottom on Cumberland river where we then lived Being a man noted for his scholarship Bible knowledge and general information- he was considered quite an oracle in all the country about where he Jived In fact he seemed to know everything that I didnt know which of course was very little but so much that I determined to teach him something pertaining to the old world on his next visit to the Bottom and when he came lengthytof things in Palestine Damascus and several other ancient cities 1 also gave him a brief account of this wonderful writer who had stet sprang up in the west of whom I fel sure he had not heard After giving very respectful hearing he inquired wh Mark Twain was Hes Mark Twain 1r said I He then informed me that his real name was Samuel L Clemens and that during the year 1835 in which John M Clemens Mark Twains father moved from Tennessee to Florida Mo he boarded at his house near the three schoofone month previous to that time he had received a letter from Twains mother then gave a kind of biography of the Clemens and Lampton families Of course I stood corrected and this was my last attempt at educating Isaac T Renneau who I still believe knew more than any man with whom 1 hav been acquainted I may give an ac count of this house that Clemens built soon as I had the misfortune to spend soonIin company with an old and cherished friend Matthew Walkup who lives in Memphis Texas and suggest that you Mr Editor send him a copy of th News if not a subscriber as he shoal be J T Jones Montpelier Ky Buy a range with a reputation and take advantage of our free offer during the demonstration week Come in and let us show Hardware Company J P Darnall Jr Complimented Advocatke our young men Jno P Darnall who did graduate Centrnyear wherekhe nt CollegeHis term of six months service had feexpired and the Prussian Government- was about to transfer him as is the us sofinstitutioyn a sNow comes the news from a friend Dantzic that his ability character suchsan impression on the professors students and citizens of the placethat contra toall precedent a special fund has been raised in the city to retain hi and a special release was secured from the Government permitting him to su ceed himself The authorities open stated that he had done better wo than any of the many foreigners th had ever appointed Mr Darnall was formerly princip of the M F High School this place Dont wait until your wheat oats grass are damaging See our agent- C R Hutchison columbia or Pomp Wilson Cane Valley at once and your order in for the great McCormi Binder Mower or Rake Yes you can buy other makes for less money if you consider first cost but how about the cost later on when you consider the repairs loss of time and worry over a poor working machine The McCor wick always does the work and does well Ask your neighbor who has McCormick Your friend the Buchanan Lyon Co Campbellsville Ky Special sale this week on ladies a Misses dress skirts prices 2 to 10 iFrankSinclair Evangelist Hendriclc and Carter are nohelding a meeting afr Edmonton plac8isiwi r The Meeting Closes byDrlast Sunday night the minister delivering one of the strongest sermons of the entire series Dr Dill came to Columbia a perfect stranger but he left peopleinof hearing him present the truths of the Bible He is indeed a very entertaining man and his earnest endeavors- to win souls to Christ convinced his hearers that he was a faithful and zealous worker for his master In depart ing for his home in Bowling Green he carried the best wishes of the peopleof PresleyClarkconducted the song service endeared himself to the people of Columbia He too will be kindly remembered by the large congregations who delighted to hear him tell the story in song There were several professions under the preaching of Dr Dill the Church revived and a great deal of good accomplished Standard Granulated Sugar 6 and one = fourth cents per pound Fresh stock Roasted and Green CotaMotherThe following tribute was taken from last weeks Lebanon Enterprise We have noticed many tributes to mother but this is the most beautiful senti ment we ever read There is one form sacred in memorys gallery one face which time can never erace It is that of our mother the dear gentle compassionate who lovedus ere we knew what love was and taught us the right ere we sJeepinus with loving kisses on the brigh- mornings of long ago Her eyes beam lifeedawning and spoke a tender farewell as the lifesun went down She watched us to school in the summer sun and taught ua our lessons by the wintry Fromr childhoods morn to manhoods hour she was ever at hand to soothe and console and when at last we must go forth from the old home and now tenderly and affec etionately she caressed us and kissed u oodbyethen waited and hoped an prayed that all would be well From first to last her love was the same it knew no bounds With cheers for the right tears for the wrong she wa happy in our joys sad in our sorrows and she washed away our errors in the flooded rivulets of the soul Her con science was her guide and her family her greatest joy Shy loved her home soughthonorgoodMid afflictions trials and suffering iposethalat sYwe no memo graveSheceased its tender murmurings and the voice so full of love and sympathy is hushed in the silence of the windin tixvast we see a form radiant with the splendor of noble virtues pure and spotless as the newfallen snow It is andfacing the thrpne of the eternal right as it draws nearer to that beautiful realm the glittering luster of Heaven bryour loved and tmh p peaceful home of the soul i Monticellyo n Wednesdaey Y P nealstudentor Dasraces Field Day and won the two and ticke Its worth 800 to you to read our advertisement in this paper so do overlook it Reed Hardware Co counIC Itart hunlmoney some checks and other valuable papers stolen The rob adMrs J T Goodman of this place underwent a very delicate operation in AD18Haalfrom rYUUUt YrtY y r PERSONAL afewMrs Nannie Flowers condition is re ported better Mr E B McLean is here calling on our merchants was4ntownMrs Henry N Miller was quite sick several days of last week Mr N H W Aaron Monticello arrived Monday about noon Miss Mildred Walker of Gradyville is spending a week in Columbia Mr N W Miller was here from Campbellsville last Wednesday Campbellsville Tompkinsvillehasbeen Dr Z T Gabbert and several of his ns and daughters were here Monday Mr W H Russell and wife of Co burg were shopping in Columbia Mon day Judge H H Dunbar and little son Jamestown were here the first of the weekMrs Jno C Hutcherson of Glasgow will visit Mrs Georgia Shelton next week Miss Clarice Stotte who has been in schoolat Lexington returned home last Friday Mrs H H Rynierson of Bradfords ville is here to attend the Conover McBeath wedding andrMrs Henry Ingram has been quite sick for several days Mrs W B Rowe win has been expectedt sevens years ago back on a visit He lives at Elkhart Ill Mr J A Wilmore who has been at tending college at Lexington returned home last SaturdayIMiss Mary Crawford who has been in college at Maryville Tenn returned home last Friday afternoon Mr Sam Grant who has been visit eightdMrs Amanda Wallace of Coburg who has been visiting her son John in FridaysMr Jesse Herren of Liberty who was in school here last year attended the commencement exercises in the LindseyWilson Misses Mabel and Irene Murrell daughters of Mr Nathan Murroll were in town shopping last Thursday and called at the News office Drs Melvin Griasom and Elam Har ris who ate attending the Louisville College of Dentistry are at their re spective homes for vacation sDr Peter Conover of this place graduated and received his diploma from the Louisville College of Dentistry last t homeheKemp and Katie Mur rell who have been teaching in Earl f ington Ky for the past nine months will reach home this Wednesday night Miss Lula Allen who hzu been teach ing in Mississippi returned home last eweek She left her position before vacation on account of the serious ill ness of her mother Mr R G Woods a former cashier of the Bank of Russell Springs was here a few days ago Mr Woods has bought a half interest in a band in Iowa and will remove to that State andfcand P W Moss who were assistant forfi gotLadies ready = to wear skirts and waists at re= t duced prices this week at nRussell Cos j yg t ingun a p ter night Royal4 Arch Saturday night All Companions invited 1 Louisville Times of last Tuesday pub s lished a very good picture of the Vtromcely Mr Geo T Flowers Jr has wardithe contract to ootid fits residence to urrell Willit The work wfll tir k this week i 7 lrrf t ifi 1 m r 4 tf N I r 2 THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS Two Murder MysteriesSolved How Inspector Byrnes who recently died in New York es tablished the famous dead line for crooks and how he instituted tfessions degree in worming con from suspected crimi nals is told interestingly in an article in the New York Herald of Sunday The dramatic way in which he solved two murders is told also in the following article The metropolis teemed with Sriminals chie E among whom were tthose aristocrats of theft the bank burglars The safes of those days were formidable enough in appearance but they lacked the numerous contrivances and checks of the present day The city was not so well lighted as it now is and the police force was inconsiderable as compared with the army which is now on guard The ferries were infest ed by bunco men green goods operators and the like andmany were on terms of easy familiarity with small politicians Wall street was alive with sneak thieves and burglars seeking plunder while Maiden lane was periodically piliaged of plate and jewels Inspector Byrnes first estab lished a branch of the Detective Bureau in a little room in a Wall street building paying the rent out of his own pocket He then through General Brayten Ives asked that the Stock Exchange give quarters for his men under its roof which was accordingly done The arrangement was most satisfactory for by wire practically every bank or important brokers office in the district was connected with the bureau In this connection the order was given by the inspector that any man with a criminal record seen south of Maiden lane should be arrested and the instructions were so literally carried out that the Dead Line provedan effectual barriej In Wall street he met Jay Gould who laid the foundation of his The fortuneI bureau in Mulberry street brought a galaxy of detective talent trained after the manner of Byrnes Those were the days when such men as inspectors Schmittberger and McLauglin and many others were winning their records r The criminal classes were ruled Lpartly by fear partly by intima tions of leniency for information given They were afraid of the K inspector for he had a faculty of- It r keeping watch over all their t movements and often he was in formed of their secret councils a Y He knew where they all belong ed their hates and their attachment and with a skill which probably has never been equalled againstl43h anotherThe burglar was practi I lcallY exterminated in his day j The sawdust men the green goods manipulators and the genI try who lived by confidence andI who had been working boldly were driven to cover and the r leaders were exiled t The rule of the inspector was harsh and absolute and so effect tiye to the last degree The a crooks were arrested on sight irrespective of whether the mag 2 istrates held them or not i Out of this method grew third degree which was in r Ity the use of phycholcgy r most practical kind Its first ap I y st J r plication by the inspector was in solving the mystery of the kill ing of Louis Hanier who kept a French wine shop in West Twentysixth street He was shot in 1882 at the head of the stairs on which he was decend ing to the lower floor which had been wrecked by a band of ruffians The inspector enlisted the services of a woman to keep track of Michael E McGloin one of a band of young desperadoes known as the Seventh Avenue Gang and he also obtained in formation concerning three Others whom he believed to be implicated All the quartet were so taken that no one knew of the others arrest The inspector had McGloin taken into his private room and so placed the chairs that the prisoner would be looking out of the window into the court yard As the inspector and he were talking a man entered the room and laid down on the desk the pistol with which the French innkeeper had been killed The inspector looked at it in a casual way referred to it as the weapon which had been used by the mur derers and asked McGloin if he hadever seen it before The prisoner although the sight of the weapon had un nerved him tried to keep up an air of concern although the inspector already had caught the expression of momentary dismay on his face Then calmly smok ing a cigar the chief of detec tives referred in a matter of fact way to three men all of whom had seen the murder for they had said so Then in the court yard walk policemenimarching first one and then another of McGloins intimates The prisoner fell on his knees before the inspector and confess ed that he and others had gone to wreck the saloon because its proprietor refused to be taken in by a flim flam game and that he had fired on him intending only exIIwere Tactics still more dramatic were employed in the case of Unger suspected of killing dismembering his andI named Bohles and of then ship ping his body from Brooklyn to Baltimore Unger was taken to police headquarters where he was put casually into a cell which had been furnished with the blood stained appointments of the room in which the murder had been committed He fell to the floor from the stained bed on which he had been forced to sit confessed the crime Many a time was the third de gree worked in the time of In spector Byrnes its chief factor being the conscience of the man played upon by the shrewd andI forceful mind of the master tsctive Fiction and the drama since have made use of the third degree as a theme but to the inspector it was regarded as a means to an end and in his it was the most handsI weaponsIA Regular Tom Boy was Susieclimbing trees and fend jumping ditches whitling always getI tingr scratches cuts sprains bumps burns or scalds But laws mother just applied Bucklens HerI Salve and cured her quick Reals thing healable Boils Ulcers EczemaI Old Sores Corns or Piles 2001 at Paull Drug Co 1 ii e i From Washington By Tavenner News Correspondance The Democrats assisted ty a handful of fighting progressive Republicans have forced the ad ministration to abandon some of the worst o f the corporation serving clauses placed in the railroadregulation bill by attor ney General Wickersham Wickersham framed this bill after a conference with six rail road presidents Wall street knew long in advance of the pub lic appearance of the bill that it would be so drawn as to annul the Sherman antitrust lawR- ailroad interests bought and sold stock on the strength o f their advanced information Had the railroad regulation bill become a law as prepared b y Wickersham it would have prac tically destroyed all that has been accomplished in the last twenty years t o give the government some measure of control over the railroads of the country No Attorney General of the United States has ever been re vealed in just the position Mr Wickersham now occupies Instead of having drawn a bill that would tend to place greater safeguards about the rights of the people of the United States as might naturally be expected from a public officer who is re ceiving a salary on the assump tion that he is giving such pro tection to the people Wicker sham has been charged on the floor of the Senate with having attempted to take from the masses even such inadequate safeguards as they now enjoy while at the same time giving the corporate interests the right to merge and do other things that the Sherman law has for bidden them from doing At the time of Wickershams appointment it was asserted that he had been selected by Presi dent in deference to the wishes of the corporations of the coun try who had spent money and coerced workingmen to vote the Republican ticket and who demanded as compensation for this service the privilege of naming the Attorney General The unusual interest of spec ial privilege in this office may be realized at full value when it is understood that the Attorney Generai is in absolute charge of the prosecuting machinery of the r governmentWhether Wickershams a p pointment really was the result of a preelection arrangement or not the trusts have had no oc casion to be dissatisfied with the Presidents selection Whenever the rights of the people and special privilege come into conflict M r Wickersham decides favorably to the corporate inter ests and against the people This is what the records of his office showPresident Taft has reached the conclusion the progressivness are bad bad men He complains they visit him at the White House and assure him of their respect and well swishes and then go to the Capi tol and vote against his railroad regulation bill Why do you act this way a progressive Republican was ask ed Do you not respect the- President of the United States respect the President both personally and officially was the reply ClBut I have even more respect for the welfare of 90000000 people of this coun try The President sends the Congress a railroad regulation bill which the best authorities say absolutely annuls the Sher man antitrust law which is the only safeguard the people now have against the combining of the big railroads Along with this bill comes the ultimatum that our vote on the measure will be considered a test of our Republi canism Weare desirous of showing all proper respect for the President but as between serving our conscience o r the President we are put t o the painful necessity o f forsaking the President temporarily and of voting against his railroad bill The recently reformed House Committee on Rules is proving to be as secure a catacomb for pro posed legislation antagonized by the special interests as was the old Rules committee of which Speaker Cannon was chairman Not a single resolution which might adversely affect unlawful combinations such as the sugar trust has been reported favorably by the new committee Can non dominates the reformed body just as effectively as he did the old Rules committee So far as practical results are concerned it is difficult to see what the com mon people gained by the en larging of the committee and the elimination of the Speaker Program Program of the Third District Convention to be held with the Irish Valley Church May the 27th to 29thIThe Needs of the Third Dis trict and how to meet them Rob ert Kirby Z T Williams cmmitIteesSATURDAY MORNING 9 AM 1 The Problem of the Country ChurchesWm StanleyI 2 Neglected Prayer Math 9 37 38FJ Barger John Lyons 3 The Bible School Session led by R M HopkinsAFTERNOON 1 State Wide Campaign 2 Adult Bible Class Wm Stanley 3 The Bible School in the mak ing of characterBro Smith of Albany 4 The Bible School and Tem peranceH W Elliott 5 The Bible School and the Church Service Robert KirbyII AFTERNOON SESSION 1 State Wide Missions led by H W Elliott 2 Is Christ or Christian union our creedWm Stanley 1 C Winfrey 3 The Deficit in the Ministe rial supply and how to meet it R M GabbertZ T Williams Reports of the churches EVENING SESSION 730 1 The good and bad of modern Evangelism H W Elliott Wm StanleyThe Children and the Church service R M Hopkins SUNDAY MORNING 930 TheIdeal Sunday School led by R M Hopkins Preaching service and com munion F J Barger Z T Williams Jy Come and see the great cooking won der at our store all this week You have a chance to get a souvenir set of ware free See advertisement in iReed Hardware Company rtll COLUMBIA DISTRICT THIRD ROUND The following make up Presid ing Elder Hulses appointments for the Columbia District going over the territory for the third time It is requested vhatvthe membership keep these appoihtr ments before it and attiiLQ ih meetingstMarmsvill M t Zion May t 2829C- ampbellsville Station Ma 2930 Cane Valley Clear Spring June 45 Columbia and Tabor Columbia June 56G- radyville June 1112 Tompkinsville June 1819 West Tompkinsville June 21 22 Temple Hill June 2526 The District Conference will be hel at Glensfork Ky June 79 1910 T L HULSE P E Tie Two Sinners She was a woman worn and thin who the world condemned for a single thing They cast her out of the kings highway and passed her by as they went to pray He was a man and more to blame But the world spared him a breath of shame Beneath his feet he saw her lieI but he raised his head and passed her by They were the people who went to pray at the temple of God on the Holy day They scorned the woman forgave the men twas ever thus since the world began Time passed on the woman died on a cross ofI shame she was crucified The world was stern and wouldnot yield and they buried her in theI potters field The man died and they buried him in a casket of cloth with a silver brim and said as they turned away We have buried a noble man today Two mortals knocked at heavens gate stood face to face to inquire their fate He carried a passport with an earthly sign but see a pardon from love divine Of ye who judge twixt virture and vice which think ye entered paradise Not he whom the world had said would win for the woman was ushered in ExIPotatoes are an excellent teed for all kinds of hogs and when they are as cheap as they are this year in some localities they may be fed with profit Tests of their feeding value for fatten ing hogs have shown on the average that 4 or 5 pounds of potatoes equals 1 pound of corn Brood sows do well on potatoes either before or after farrowing For them as for fattening hogs or pigs it is best to boil the potatoes and feed some grain along with them About 20 pounds of grain to a bushel of potatoes makes a combination that appears to satisfy the appetites of the hogs and produces excellent results The cooked potatoes are mashed and mixed with whatever ground grain or shorts that is fed One should avoid making the slop very thin or the hogs will be forced to take in more water than they naturally would drink This would not affect them seriously but it is not desirable The potatoes are especially beneficial for brood sows because of their bulk and their mildly laxative effect tMflIi i ri t f L N Time Card In effect Monday Dec 31 1908 SOUTH BOUND DRAIN Lv LOUISVILLE AK LEBANON No 27700 am 942am No 2315am 1004 am No 79505 pm 740pm No 21800 pm 1000 pm No 93 630 pm 900 pm NORTH BOUND RAIN Lv LEBANON AR LOUISVILLE o24 548 am 750 am olTSi 732 am 1015 am ko28i 430 pm on 655 pm o22 628 pm 815 pm amIVILHORE HOTEL w M Li1ILtjIIAF Pimp n FirstClass Table Good Sample Roome Feed Stable- Reasonable Rat- esQEftDYlILLS KY S D Crenshaw VETERINARY SURGEON Special A tt ne tin t Eyes Fistulo Pollevil Spavir 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 LOCATIONNEAR ED HUGHES RESIDENCE ON BURKSVILLE STREET Res Phone 29 Office Phone 405 Dr James triplet Dentist JEFFRIES BLOCK COLUMBIA KENTUCK1 lit IDunbar dentist OFFICE FRONT ROOMS IN JEFFRIES BUILDING PHONE NO 40 RING 3 COLUMBIA KENTUCKY n Joseph H Stone Attone YAt Law CJ Will practice in this and adjoining counties Jamstown Kentucky DR M E JONES Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist J Columbia Kentucky Special attention given to Dentistry DIsC eases of tbe Eye Poll Evil Fistula and all other Diseases which visits Dumb Brutes OFFICELocated In barn back of Hancock Hotel The Adair County NewsI And J CourierJournal One Year Fort 150 Daily CourierJournal Three Months Nod The News 175 jf Subscribe Now j t IIrr 9 Iit ek i r I + 1 1HE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS 1PoultrYTerms Every person who keeps poultry should at once learn the use of poultry terms A pullet for instance is a female bird less than a year old while a cockerel is a male bird less than a year JdIProfessionals designate a male bird over one year old as a cock though on the farm we often say rooster The female bird of like age is of course called a henI The young of a hen is called a chick until its sex can be distin guished or possibly even till one year old A brood is a collection of chicks cared for by one hen or in a single brooderIThirteen properly constitutes a setting of eggs though many poultrymen now sell fifteen for a settingA weighing two pounds c r less and from six to twelve weeks old is coIled a broiler When it weighs over two pounds it is called a springchicken A stewing chicken weighs about three pounds and a roost er four pounds or more A male bird deprived of its generative organs to improve its flesh and weight is called a ca pon A pullet similarily treated is called a poulard One male and two females constitute a trio A breeding pen consists of a male and six to fourteen femates A male goose is called a gan der a male duck a drake and a male turkey a tom A turkey in its first year is a poultIndus trious Hen I And he Means so Well Before the close of his present term which at the present writing is profuse in its promises of being his last Mr Taft should in attaining to an excellent un derstanding of baseball The knowledge is like to be acquired at the failure of his Administra tionWhile he has been away from home on his latest trip getting a line on the prospective pennant chances of the Cubs and the Pirates and first hand information as to the difference in speed between the Nationals and the Americans his railroad bill has been trampled to death in the House and disemboweled in the r Senate The Old Guard has been I stampeded The insurgents are out of the asylum grounds The session so far as the seeming possibility of legislative results is concerned is at an end And the worst of it all is that Mr Taft meant and still means so well His railroad rate bill now inlthethe purpose of delivering the country into the hands of the railroads Its traffic agreement and merger provisions w e r neither more nor worse than aI recognition in the first instance of a necessity in the second of a condition The commerce court forMprosecution by the Attorney Gen erals Department eliminated was distinctly good Withan Interstate Commerce Commission- that knew its business and did its duty the railroads had the bill become law would not have gone as free as they now do of governmental checks and balances The shipper and the com munity would still have had their day in court The recogni r YA THE of efficiency in the lomer is its key for everycharacter keyboard One simple stroke prints any character This saves time increases speedand insures accuracy fl i Write for information to The Smith Premier Typewriter Co Inc Syracuse N Y Branches tion given to property right would not have destroyed human rights Senators La Follette and Heyburn to the contrary notwithstanding As it is the bars are down If freak antirailroad legislation is not to become the Taftlwatches IIIchargesi theirecognizable features of the rest of the Taft legislative programme Widona is to be succeeded by Waterloo The pity is that Wa terloo did not come first for had the successful revolt come against the Payne abomination it would have saved Mr Tafts- bacon given the rest of us a fuller stomach and a kindlier spirit and eliminated what is now the imminent danger of our swapping the Coustitution for a Dr Cureall Really its hard to decide whether its worse when Mr Taft stays in Washington and works at his job or wanders at large in search of baseball games and ban quets And he had the makings of such a good Pfesident Louis ville Times A Man Wants to Die bowl cause Dr Kings New Life Pills excel poisons from the system bring hope and cour age cure all Liver Stomach and Kids ney troubles impart health and vigor to the weak nervous and ailing 25c at Paull Drug Co The farmer who depends on raising grain and selling it for his income always finds that the expense of marketing the grain 1 Model 10 Visible is an important item and gener ally cuts into his profits pretty heavily With the dairyman the case is quite different and es pecially so with the man who is using a hand separator and sell ing cream Cream in proportion to its bulk and weight is the most valuable of all farm pro ducts It can be handled more cheaply and more easily than any theIa year before he gets qny returns from his investment but dairying brings returns in the form of ready cash every few days This in itself allows the dairyman to be more independent than the grain farmer and puts added life and vigor into his work An Ideal Husband is patient even with a nagging wife for he knows she heeds help She may be so nervous and rundown in health that trifles annoy her If she is melan choly excitable troubled with loss of appetite headache sleeplessness con stipation or fainting and dizzy spells she needs Electric Bitters the most won derful remedy for ailing women Thou sands of sufferers from female troubles nervous troubles backache and weak kidneys have used them and become healthy and happy Try them Only 50c Satisfaction guaranteed by Paull Drug Co Decoration DayProgramme 30 1910 4 m Columbia RusIsellMusic Band- Invocation Mrs Z T Williams Song Choir Address Hon Rollin Hurt Music Band Address Hon J F Montgomery Song Choir t Address Rev B M Currie Benediction Rev W B Cave = Music BandjJohn W Kerns acceptance of the nomination for United States 4J1A r2w y j i KeyboardRemovable Ball Bearing Carriage iSimpleDrop Forged TyrBars fPerfect Line j Bichromc Ribbon fUniform Touch Ball Bearing Type Bar Column Finder and Paragraphei Decimal Tabulator Visible Writing fA Key for Every Character I Perfect Erasing Facilities CarriagesRight Release LcTers Swinging Marginal Rack Protected Ribbon CarriagesRibbon Keyboard SpacerPerfectBack Space Lever Carriage Retarder StopsEscapement Devised I These are features which make the Smith Premier the choice of the man who investigates comparative advantages senator on the Democratic ticket completes the lineup for the coming campaign in Indiana and the people are looking forward to one of the greatest political campaigns in the states recent history The chief contest will be over the United States sena torship On the one side will be Senator Beveridge the progressive the foe of Cannonism and of a tariff which is too protec tive and on the other John W Kern twice honored by the De mocracy of Indiana with the nomination for governor and once the running mate of William J Bryan on the national ticket Lion Fondles a Child In Pittsburg a savage lion fondled the cagelIcomes through Colds Croup and Wooping Cough They slay thousands that Dr Kings New Discovery could have saved A few doses cured our baby of a very bad case of Croup writes Mrs George B Davis of Flat Rock N CWe al ways give it to him when he takes cold Its a wonderful medicine for babies Best for Coughs Colds LaGrippeAsth- ma Hemorrhages Weak Lungs 50c 100 Trial bostle free Guaranteed by Paull Drug Co Program Programfor decoration service to be held at Bearwallow May 30 1910 10 a mSong Service by Rev L M Grimsley and others 1030Sermon by Rev I M Grim sleyAdjourn for Dinner i pmSpeakingby CaptWW Bradshaw Geo L Perryman Rev I M Grimsley Plato Wade and others All old soldiers are cordially invited to attend Every body is invited to come and bring baskets J Dr Burton 4 T J Holms J ICurry ilrr Committee I 4 is Roosevelt Not an Insurgent The latest political news is that Theodore Roosevelt is not an insurgent and is and endorser of the Taft Administration and that he approves Taft as a second term candidate- If this is true it meaus nothing more than that Theodore Roose velts sermons are slush and that his sentiments are those of Al drich of Cannon of Payne and of the other machine Republicans Is this true We cheerfully confess ignorance But it is not wholly improbable- In office Mr Roosevelt was as thoroughgoing a stand patter as Mr Aldrich He preached mor practicedIthe public to witness his virtue and he call on the late Edward H Harriman to read his mes sage to Congress and perhaps to edit it His public utterances all reduced themselves to the statement I am the most right eous man in politicsHis pri vate policy was expressed in his statement to a railroad kind which had reference to a politi cal deal and which was you and I are practical men But granting thatMr Roose velt is nothing more than a poli tical charlatan which he would be amply proven to be if he should come back and endorse the Republican gang despite the record made since his departure Is the doughty Colonel unwise enough to destroy himself as a world figure by endorsing Taft and stultifying himself We donot profess to know the l f t J THE T LOUISVILLE TIMES FOR 191O BRIGHTER BETTER BIGGER THAN EVER THE REGULAR PRICE OF THE LOUISVILLE TIMES IS 500 A YEARrIIF YOU WILL SEND YOUR ORDER TO US YOU CAN GET THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWSAND THE LOUISVILEE TIMES BOTH ONE YEAR FOR ONLYJ450ti THE LOUISVILLE TIMES is the best afternoon paper printed anywhereHas best corps of corres pondents Covers the Kentucky field per fectlyCovers the general news field completely Has the best andfullest markets reports DEMOCRATIC in politics but fair to everybody SEND YOUR SUBSCKlP TION RIGHT AWAY TO THIS PAPERnot to The Louisville Times mind of the former President We arent in his councils and we dont know who is But it does not seem probable that he would have anything to gain by endorsJing Taft and he would have much to lose The story has a fishy smell Frankfort News Free Sample For Babys Ills Something can and must be done for the puny crying baby for the child that refuses to eat and is rest less in its sleep And since the basis of all health is the proper working of the digestive organs look first to andIa day This emptying of the bowels is very Important lightnesssleep But it is equally important to thoemergency saltsandstrong but the child refuses them be evertrieda liquid tonic that families have been using for a quarter of a century It Is effective tobeyou will not have to force them to vFirstit Dr Caldwell would like to send you thiswaywhen convinced of its merits you can get It of your druggist at fifty cents and one dollar a bottle just as thousands of ofMras well as that of Mr A F Johnson of inthatItseltIfconstipationandfree sample of this remedy pleasedto tothefree of charge Explain your case In a detaUrFororotherwIseCaldwell Drop in our store during our majest ic demonstration weekthis weekcand let us show you why thegreat and grand majestic range is the best on earth A souvenir set of ware worth 800 given with eve majeetlc range sold Reed Hardware Co l Ji jtr I uii 4 THE ADAIR COUNTS NEW 7S iffE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS Published Every Wednesday BY THE I Adair County News Company INCORPORATED CHAS S HARRIS EDITOR VNDemocraticterest of the City of Columbia and the people of Adair and adjacent counties Entered at the Columbia Postoffice as sec and class mail matter WED MAY 25 1910 Coincident with the passing o Halleys comet to remain beyon- the reach of vision in the broa and boundless expanse of the heavens for seveneyfive years the Republican party gives many Assurances of its passing from power and no political astronomer can definitely figure its re turn As the comets closes- proximity to the earth was fear ed by many and as its flight ha theIRepubliIcan and ease to those who earn brea byrthe sweat of the brow The many wrangles in Congress the divided politicals entiments of the various sections of the country- are making broad inroads in th party in power The closer the policies of that party get to the people the clearer the light theirinequalities the greater the apprehension of danger It found e d the powerful trust estab lished the system that enables the classes the interests to unjustly collect millions from the earnings of the great body of people There is no justice in taxing the working people on everything the use to enable the rich to become richer and to maintain wild and reckless extravagance and pomp l in Washington The present sit uation comes largely from Re publican Senators and Congress men who assert that a change i the policy of the party is necessary for the welfare of the peo pie They made with the Dem ocrats an ineffective fight against the present high tariff law They are in open rebellion against the autocratic power vested in the Speaker and the war is waged against Connonism which is cer- taIn to win in the next Congress The President seeking the will of both sides must soon u cover and openly and boldly e pouse the cause of the people live up with the standpatters Cannonism and wealth He can not reconcile nor much longer keep himself on neutral ground in the crisis through which his party is passing Not only many of the able leaders of his party are out of harmony with solidiarity at the expense justice but a large and increas ing number of the voters at against a high tax on the things the people are compelled to buy i High tariff protection to infant j industries the pretence against trusts will not longer be actep fed The next Congress is as cer tain to be a Democratic body asat v 1ndisiuted conditions can fore shadow W e h a v e passed r through the tail of the comet JYfeare emerging from a system 7 with the hope and belief that a fflsquare deal an honest opportu If f nity will be the outcome for all V Mr Roosevelt rode in ti i eighth carriage at the funeral lotthe late King Edward I ll rJr J r ff t 1 j C The passing of the comet has lifted the fears and uneasiness from the minds of many who strongly imagined that great harm would encompass this ter estialballand that life would endangered Fortunately suc fears were entertained by few the larger part of the peo pIe pursued the even tenor of their way undisturbed and look ing fondly for a great phenomenon a great light that would illuminate the heavens and broad en the view of its path were thftdo thde expectancy was at its highest point no one was able to discern any change from the ordinary Of course such a shortage in its brilliancy can not be charged up to the astrono lightt as coming movements s and its probable effects it was changees to keep from great fright those of whdo a great e calamity was inevitable If cal culations are correct its return will never cause a fear to anyone nightes over pas The appointment of J M thse Attorneyship of the Eastern Ken apPointIment Marshalship of Kentucky were sent to the Senate Monday Mr Sharp was selected by Hon D 1C Edwards YMr E G Asher of Pineville spoke to a fair audience at the courthouse Monday afternoon in theinterest of Mr Caleb Pow ers who is a candidate for the Republicahnomination for Con thse thatna number of Mr Powers friends who were present were well pleased with Mr Ashers presen tation of the claims of the Knox county candidate for Congress Many Democrats of Tennessee met in mass convention at Nash ville last week and placed an in dependent ticket in the field de claring in their resolutions for judiciaryn Coursprt are to elected Gov Patterson was severely attacked and and reference to the late Senator Carmack elicited great applause The people of Te nessee are determined to shelve Patterson who is a candidate eYof= beVery few from this section atII tended the opening of circuit court at Columbia this time sectiont is g good Eld Z T Williams preaches this place each 3rd Sunday at 3 oclock Messrs B F Monday J JrHumphress and E W Bryant are serving on the grandu this week Dr J C Goses sister of ti L WT Sr spent a few days with the Dr and family last week eThe members of the church have emptoYedBro ParrsWw Dudgeon to preach for them th year l r y I1r H B Ingram and wifeofI spent a few days last week with relatives and friend- in this section Born to the wife ofJ twinsh a boy a an d babies doing nicely Some one tried to enter Mr C G Jeffries meat house a few nights ago A C Wheeler has plenty of chewing tobacco for sale at 10 cents per pound thee Louisville market last week The pitching of horse sh at this place is going to hol corn at 4 per barrel Mr D J Bowen is placing a new saw rig to his mill The weather for the last two weeks has been unfavorable for farming owing to so much rain A good portion of the early planted corn had to be planted over Milltovn Miss Montra Thomas who has been visiting Mrs Emma Breed ing has returned home Messrs Albert Mercer and Ca gie Rogers attended the show in Louisville last Saturday Miss Ethel Thompson been attending the Normal schoolI in Bowling Green has returned homeMrBudBeard and family visited at Mr G A Beards Saturday night and Sunday Messrs J R Tutt and W S Hindman were in Columbia the most of last week and this week IBurr Gilpin Dan Hatcher S C Neat were here last wee Mr W T Flowers who lias been visiting his daughter Mrs Curt Hindman of this place has made him a large boat and wi fishalong down the streams from here to Bowling Green hi home Mr J C Townsend our upto date grocerymen is at his plat of business this week after being absent for several days Mr William Stinson passed away May the 14th He was 66 years old and leaves a wido and five children three girls and two boys He was born in L Rue county in 1844 Shortly after his birth he removed with his parents near Milltown this county at which place he resided until hd was grown After marrying he removed with his wife to Hart county where he rne moved with his family to Miami Green county at which place the nd came He was an honest andupright man in all hisdeal ings and was ganerally beliked y all who knew him Shortly before the end came he suggested that he believed that his de parture from thi world was neat ar hand but said I am not af fraid to die Irvins Store Our farmers are behind wi their work because of so mu rain Those who planted corn overryOats look wellbut wheat is too badeen account of cool weatherw If the comets tail swept the earth no one seems to have seen ellIdgrandlodisplay i i i O1J Sheriff Hughes was here the first of the week looking after andsSidney Roy to board with Jailer rightsman in the right place we think The old folks singing at Salem last Sunday was largely attend ed and there was plenty to eat and seemed to be lots to drink and every one enjoyed them selvesOur old friends Mr and Mrs SomersetI ngThe Spotwoood Lumber Co readydsaw recently bought of Mr Jonas Hammondnear Catherine Mr Dry Jeffries and Mr Bill Wilson bought a large bunch of sheep here last week Mrs Ion Smith of Webbs Roads was here visiting lastI week Every body was glad to see her and her two bright little boysMr and Mrs James Brad haw are rejoicing over the advent of a girl their first born Born to the wife of Leo Hat field a girl Mrs Lina Hammond is on the sick list also Mrs Sallie Patterson Mr and Mrs Jacob Meece Parks Ridge visited their son last Sunday Crocus Born to the wife of Rev Geo Collins one the 13tha fine boy George Washington Jr Mr John Sandusky and wife latterks Mrs Delia Aaron and Mrs Verna Hayes were the guests of Mrs Martha Collins Wednesday 1Born to the wife of Johnie girlg J Mr Green McKinley visited at Glenville last Sunday eMisses Kittie and Cora Kelsay spent last Sunday with Mrs 1MrLoy will set about four acres of dayswBorn to the wife of Pleas Mor daughtaere Messrs Eli Grant and Owen Hays were in Columbia last Tuesday Mrs Kathrine Collins is visiting relatives in this community at this writing IMr and Mrs Grant Collins vis ited the latters father Mr A Cundiff who is very ill with dropsy a few days ago 1Mr M A Loy was called to the bedside of his brother Mike Loy last Tuesday He is not a expected to recover Mr Geo Collins had several hemorrhages of the lungs last week Sparksvilie this BlackthMrs Minnie Roe has been con fined to her room for several day Mr Willie Curry and wife were visiting Mr Charlie Roe one night last week Mr Elmore Harris and family of Red Banks are visiting Mrs Harris parents this weep Mrv and Mrs John Scott jkj f j v rf WUERE Ha l THERE ARE IMITATIONS II The Genuine is to be Desired We have the GENUINE BROWN CULTIVATORS Both Riding and Walking at the Right Prices THE DEERING BINDER Will Save Your Grain See our Buggies and Harness before you buy ImplelnentIour I THE JEFFRIES HARDWARE STORE de- 9 evieo oevooeieoe ee6eoee W pevovesoosvoveo- n Our 1910 Catalogue- S I Is Ready for Distribution 1 MANY NEW ESI1 We pay the freight on CARPETS RUGS LIN0L SUMSi o I LACE CURTAINS PORTIERS on orders received by mail i2lustratedg great boon to Home Furnishers HUBBUCH BROS I CENTRALLY WELLENDORffI I 522 524 W Market St Bet ICjJxxxxXixxxxxxx cxiooooc eeeeeeoeeee Undertakers Goods T 1 have added a Line of Coffins and Caskets to my stock of Merchandise and can give good r j service at any time CW Dillon Breeding Ky j A Good Farm For Sale Cheap Two Hundred Acres of Land in a good neighborhoodnear two Churches School and Postoffice eight miles from Co lumbia and ten miles from Greensburg On this farm is near ly enough timber to pay for it mostly white oak which has never been culled The finest White Burley land in this section Apply to L H Cabell Miami Kentucky Cager Coomer and Neice Gow en have their new store house almost completed Mr and Mrs Jim Rupe of Breeding were visiting her parents a few days of last week Mr and Mrs Joe Brake Mr Joe Tom Brake and wife were visiting Mr and Mrs Willie Curry Saturday and Sunday Miss Jada Murphey was VISIt- ing Misses Georgie and Elmrore Dooley Saturday and Sunday Mr Jim Elgland who has been suffering for several weeks is not improving much bR0 f t y ISeveral at this place attended 29thIandwerein Clay county Tenn in the presence of a few friends and thehomegreetedgladlyawaiting them May joy and throughlifeand Mrs Joe Brake a resDcef brideisadaughter llbegreatlypeople CV L F 0 L THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS 5 o tOt tO 0 0 00 0 tCt 0 0 0 0 00 MAJESTIC DEMONSTRATION i THIS WEEK 0I H FREE THE GREAT ANb GRAND o MAJESTIC RANGE THE l2E1NiE WITH fl REPUTATION MADE IN ALL 6ZE5 BNQ 5tilEs DRAINERThe SOUVENIR MAJESTIC heat more and hotter costs practically for repairs times long to clean satisfaction range market knew positively the statements true wouldnt I a Majestic once Come during Demonstration will prove it 01 REED HARDWARE CO Columbia Ky Additional Locals VudgeT A Murrell has sold his in terest in the light plant to Mr A A Miller and the business will hereafter tie conducted under the name Co Lighting Company FOXES WANTED and Grey Foxes 200 to 250 Squirrels 50 to 100 oons 75 to 125 And Express Send name of express office in first letter W T Ky Court will probably continue through this week Judge Carters next court be held at Edmonton In some localities cutworms are great damage A Masonic Lodge is soon to be organ ized at Russell A few people were frightened but it did not hit any body here Born to the wife of Charley San dusky May 17 1910 a daughter i Miss Kate B Squires will sell inilli rery at reduced prices from this Some people believe that a war will follow the disappearance of the comet The examination of colored teachers will takeplace next Friday and Satur dayThe Graded School will its first and very successful term of nine months early in June have beei thrown consider ably behind with their vork on of continuous rains Mr Tom Waggener will build a hand some residence on fhSif arm near town this coming summer It will be round again in 1987 and during the years that will intervene it will travel constantly This is locust year and if a W is found on the wings of the insect there will be war say the prophets Stock Items L B Cain sold to Fred Hill one horse for 200 one to Todd for 200 one mare to John Bennett for 155 one to Nat Walker 125 one pair of mules to Arthur Taylor one mule to Silas Cain for 160 one cow to J W Stone for 26 one cow to Hec Leach for 50 one cow to A H Judd for 50 one cow to Mrs Mary East for 40 one cow to Henry Blake man for 27 50 Nine cattle to Penick Smith for thirteen cattle to Brack for 4c one cow to Willie Page for 25 one cow to Joe Rice 40 IFred Hill recently bought a fine sad dle mare from Sam Burdett Lebanon for 225 Dempsy Rice bought a two year old horse from Bin Frank Bault 100 Holmes cor Miss Annie Squires sold a bunch of hogs to J G Subblet last week 54 per head Dick Hutchison recently sold one mule to Sam Smith for100Pellh- am cor- About fifty teachers were before the Board of last Friday We will report the result next week Mr Jo Russell and wife have quit housekeeping and have taken rooms at the home ofMrs M E Marcum The following have been awarded common school diplomas Paul Hughes Charles and Will Diddle Mary Williams and Lillie LOUISVILLE MARKETS Latest Quotations on Live CATTLE Shipping steer 675725 jFatCuttersct 325375 Canners 100225 Bulls 275325 Feeders 480670 Stockers j 350400 Choice milch cows Common to fair cows 10002000 HOGS Choice to 200 950 Mediums to 165 950I Pigs 850 80lBest hmbBr r 4 7409QU X r MAJESTIC NEVERBURN COOKER STEAMER CUIXENDER AND Perforated shown in center has small feet which admits water at the bottom Nothingcan burn Food can be of main vessel shown on left at the same time draining off all the water Steamer or Cullender CookerI right can be used as an ordinary Cullender It also fits on top of main vessel and is used as a steamer THE MAJESTIC Extra THE MAJESTIC 18oz AU THE MAJESTIC 14oz Heavy Stamped Iron Marble Copper Nickelplated Tea Copper Nickelplated AllIIzed Kettle complete cover Kettle Handsomely nickeled on Pot Handsomely nickeled and handle that holds on coer outside tinned on inside outside and tinned on THE MAJESTIC Marble THE MAJESTIC Patent TWO MAJESTIC Patent Ized Enameled Pudding Pan Neverburn Wired Dripping NeverBurn Wired Dripping Made specially fine for the PanSize of pan 14K in x 20 in Pans Size of pan 9 in x 12 in Majestic Set Made specially forthe Majestic Set Made specially for the Majestic Set = = it If you and we date account Will for 340 120 for for for i 165 r Culls 300400 Fat sheep 375425 GRAIN Wheats 120 090 Local Market The following is the Local Market given by S H Grinstead Co today IEggs 17 Hens 13 Chickens 20 Cocks 5 Turkeys r 6to8 Geese 5 Ducks 7 v Wool clear grease 22 to 24 Wool washed 5 30 to 34 Hides green 7 to 8 Hides dry 15 to 18 Feathers 35 to40 Ginseng 5 to 5 75 Beeswax 25 to 28 Edmontonf Owing to so much wet weather the are behindwith their work Corn IS not all planted yet No tobacco set and a very bad pros pect for plants 1 The work on the concrete walk in Edmonton beginning at J M Cumptons office and extending to the Presbyterian church i s now in It will add mu c h convenience to the churches IThe new Baptist church is how completedState t McCarter has ust closed a two weeks revival at the new church The new church will dedi cated some time in June Bros Hendricks and Carter will a meeting here the 23rd and will continue days There will be a ministers meeting heldviat Missionary iF sunIdf1Yis cordially to attend Curt Cassaday who lived about two miles northeast of here committed suicide May 9th Mr Hugh Bebees store at Echo this was robbed last Sunday night The parties blew the safe open and took 300 in cash and a large amount of postage There is no clew as to who did the work Mr PP Mitchell our roller mill man is making some improvements to his mill by adding new machinery consisting of anew flour packer corn and wheat cleaner new reels and other at tachments The cost of the improvements will be twelve or fifteen hundred dollars v Eller C E Willis of Joppa was at A L Foleys last Wednesday Eldora George left for Monti cello lastWednesday to take teachers examination Uncle Buzz Bernard was at J P Smiths last Thursday G W Harvey and family of Ozark are visiting at Rev A F Chris ans at this writing Prof J F Hughes singing at Christian Chapel is progressing J C McQueary and wife of Effie visited at Wm Wilsons last Wednesday night j JE Wilson was at Thursdaylof Russell Springs passed through here st Thursday en route to lt O Set of Majectic Ware FREEIF you will call at our store during our Majectic Demon 0stration Week and allow us to show you the many advant MajesticRangegive youFREE the beautiful and useful Souvenir of Ware in advertisement This ware is made to match the quality of the Majestic Ranges and we know all ladies will see the beauty and utility of Set especial ly the first three pieces which are entirely new andcannot be had alone by purchase except at a very highprice The prices of Majestic Ranges are the same we give the set FREE with each Majestic Range Bought During Demonstration Week only Reasons Why the Great Majestic You Should Buy st It has the reputation of being the best range money can buy 2nd It not only the reputation but is the best range =made and we will prove to you if you will let us 3rd It is constructed of Malleable iron material you cant beat and of Charcoal iron material that resists rust 300 per cent greater than steelis rivited together air tight No heat escapes or cold air enters range thus yuses fuel to do perfect work 4th The reservoir alone is worth the price of the range over any other reservoir made It boils 15gallons of againstlefthandhence cannot wear out When water gets too it can be moved away from fire RANGES use less fuel water heat nothing last three as easier and give better than any other on the that above were you +buy at in Week to you i = o lumbia Red your HODGENBox Catnpbellsrille will doing Springs close Farmers mare mare Massie Examiners persons Garner Stock 35004500 130 with Corn farmers progress be commence 10 Mound invited county stamps the nicely Fonthill Effie Set illustrated this this but 0 has this very little hot Prof H C Wilson of Sun shine will begin a singing at Pleasant Hill SaturdayToria fN R Boach our merchant en joys a fine trade Several from this place attend ed court at town Monday Some farmers have commenced to set tobacco Willie Flat has moved in his new house Clayton Bell of Gradyvillewas in this section one day last week buying cattle Rev J F Roach of Prices N of of in one of Mr of of Mr Mr of PJ friends in SundayMr W see veryIIOV ledat i 3t3t3E3 30BQ8 3 DONT BLAME THE lIEN II you bad they good I t f when she laid You can Insurance and you can Candle Eggs ibutafter all isnt it best to the kind of Insurance that is good all the time MURRELL MILLER Columbia Ky l1SellThat Kind 3E3 f3BE30QaE 3aE 3QODBE3E3DE3O creek spent Wednesday night with his brother R Roach r this place JH Janes and S P Fletcher were this day last J W Jesses little boy is very sick with pneumonia fever Mrs C C Janes who has ben confined to her bed for some time is out again Mrs Finis Coomer is on the list Mr and Mrs Elroy Rupe Rugby spent Tuesday night with his brother Mr Richard Rupe of this place j f and Mrs Geo Young Gradyville visited Mr Richard Rupe Saturday and Sunday The writer and family spent Saturday night at the home Robert Fletcher and Mrs Thos Shirley ices creek visited and relatives this vicinity last F Flatt yere to Mrs Flatts aunt Sunday James Rowes Saturday 3Qf3 3E303 3E 3E3BD When get eggs for were them examine Companies demand know lE38E3U Breeding section week sick Mrs Robert Rowe of this place visited her parents at Sparksville last week WilJ Lyon the grocer and hardware drummer called on N R Roach oae day last week John Simpson of Breeding IMr Mrs Finis Roachone of his sod irons last week and theIias it dont take any woodi Mrs Lizzie Rowe is on the sick list Hermon Roach who has been sickfor atfew dayis better t I 6 THE ADAIh COUNTY NEWS The Will make the present season at my barn l miles south of Mill town and will be permitted to servemares for the sum of 12 to Insure a Living Colt His coltsarelwelldisposed have fine ac tion and good eyes I will also stand this celebrated Jack the fee being7 The terms same as the above named horse J C BROWNING +4 + 4 4 e flDeh1etp SpOS 116 E market St Bet 1st Brook Ltouisville Kentucky Get Our Quota tion 0 on ELLWOODe FENCE BefOre e you bUY We 0 Will sav-es you e MONEY E i 2167 Both e uu eeeeec A + a e U 4 U HARDW Pres J COCKE Pres Sec DEALERS IN S AW MLIS GRIST MILLS FEED MILLS Sheet Iron and Tank SOLICITFD fiB Telephone Phones 1301 Kinds of R aPalr I I l a d- vt x CsKE s s COj PAJY 1 BLINDS e I QI 1Dw1 DIETZMAN e ns i Etc i o Largest Sash and Door House e in the Southf Send your orders to us for prompt shipment good goods TI We appreciate them v LeGO1INCORPORATED Arw d imported Coach Horse JHCK CHINN iWBGON WTyneMtllSuppIyESTACLISIIED Co JuliWRIGJTS m14CT1I141STS ENGINES BOILERS TffiRTeeNTHMftIN LOUISVILLG SMOKESTACKS Work- JOBBIN6WORK IAll Machinery I Sashj Doors Blinds- MouldingsColurr Porch Material Stair Work Interior Finish Wholesale iand tE 211215 E Main Slreet- LOUISVILLELKY ss 4 36b d + 4 b v V w vVvew vvI it v tVv v- r If711 I1II r 6 n In 111 1 vi 111 AS 71S AS m II I Fifth Avenue Hotel m PIKE CAMPBELL MGRc v 1 m I Refurnished Redecorated and e n- i modied A Firstclass Hotel at Polar u Q2 Prices Convenient to Wholesale K I is V3 l and Retail Districts Churches and w VTV 1Theaters yr y FIFTH AVENUE LOUISVILLE 71Ir K1t 71 K- f Louisville Kentucky f r ttlto The Adair County News and CourierJournal 0 Sioth One Year for 150 1jA 2i h f r PPT u f I xia Snubbed iiHas everybody interested had an opportunity to speak on this schedule queried t chairman of the tariff committee i Please sir I would like to say a word explained a small man who had not before been noticedJWhom do you represent queried the chairman- I dont represent anybody but myself Im the ultimate con sumer admitted the small man There being nothing further to interest the committee it ad journed to meet in various cafes with representatives of real in terests Kentucky News Charles A Hitch was named as assistant postmaster at Cov ingtonOrders have been sent out by Gov Willson to all the members of his staff directing them to be present in a body on June 2nd at the dedication of the Capitol The Colonels will wear their full regaliaJames P Gordon a merchant at Hasp Franklin county made assighmentThe made by Mayor Krieger o f Newport to oust Police Chief Lickert and other members of the force which is now i n the courts will stand over until some time next week The Pendleton County Medi cal Society held a meeting at FalmouthCarl o f Knoxville Tenn fell under the wheels of a Queen and Crescent freight train which he was attempting to board at a crossing in Lexington and sustained injuries which proved fatal Roy Rutherford won the 10 goldmedal at Transylvania University in Lexington in the con test in vocal expression There were thirteen members of the class entered in the contest The portrait of Bishop Henry Biddleman Bascom former president or Transylvania University which was painted with funds raised by popular subscription will be formally unveiled in Mor rison Chapel at the University on ani n o ascoms birth The Fayette County Medical Society has decided to erect a building for permanent quarters at Lexington The Southwestern KentuckyI Dental Association was at Paducah with the following officers Prisident Dr L c1 Moss of Clinton vice President Dr J Victor Voris of Paducah treasurer Dr W L Hansbro of PaducahIThe residences of W H Groves near Marrowbone was destroyed by fire and the inmates barely escaped with their lives Charles J Daniel a Bourbon county farmer died after a brief illnessA ry at Williamsburg re turned a verdict for 650 in the case of Andy Dowlin against the Southern and L Nrailroads The case grew out of an explosion of a car loaded with dyna mite at Jellico Judge Henson at Henderson dismissed an indictment return elln 1891 against John wetter The indictment has been pending for nineteen year i4s rt tillIfi C r 1 f 155TTi r ARE YOU tl GOING TO BUILD OR REPAIR t If so we can furnish anything you may need in rough or dressed Lumber Roof ing Sash Doors and Blinds Columns 0c of every description Our stock of Siding Ceiling Flooring and all kinds of Mould o J ing is manufactured from Dry Lumber We can furnish any material needed in our line and keep the largest and best assorted stock of Finishing Material of any firm in this section of the tState44eSANDUSKY COMPANYCOLUMBIA KENTUCKY Loioioroi A ewe in Franklin county gave birth to four lambs and all are thriving King Edward Born November 9 1841 at Buckingham Palace Ascended the throne January 22 1901 Reigned nine years three months and fourteen days Married March 10 1863 An enthusiastic sportsman His love of cards amounted to a passion in youth In statue below the average height stookily built Markedly tractful as a man and monarch In his personality frank loyal warmheartedA he demand ed always the deference due his rankEducated by private tutors and at Edinburgh Oxford and CambridgeIn made a triumphant tour of the United States and CanadaHis twice despaired of before he became Kingin 1871 and again in 1898 His coronation in 1902 a pag eant of almost unparalled splen dor His short reign peaceful after the conclusion of the Boer War His life several times attempt ed through violence- A great traveler Always showed a marked preference for AmericansI King George George Frederick Ernest Al bert second son of the late King Edward 1865IGreat Brit ians navy when young man Became heirapparent to throne in 1892 when elder brother- Clarance died Married Princess Victoria of Teck June 6 1893 Has six children Edward Al bert the oldest now Prince of WalesLess Democratic than father and court expected to be marked wifo great solemnity Little love for sports As Unlike as we Are Horses differ from one another as much as people Some are dull stupid unintelligent Some allnickare q that is going on and seldom an noy you bya careless blunder One horse steps on you crowds against you in the stall handles himself like an awkward boy not because he means toobut simply because he doesnt know i f COLUMBIA BOTTLING COMPANY7 Columbia Kentucky OFJMY COCA 4 4 My = Cola is made from the Original Coca Cola formula We also make a full line of Pops and drinks including GRAPE CASCADE GINGER ALE 4 And the Leading Soda Pops 4 4e oe e any better and never will Another never steps on you and never does the careless stupid things because he was born with more horse sense To punish any horse for a fault that in another might be justly worthy of correction is often to show less intelligence that the horse au According to the Associated Press congress will adjourn be fore the middle of June and pos sibly by June 1 it is believed by President Taft and the adminis tration leaders And before that time it is expected most of the socalled administration meas ures now before congress will have been passed or if not they will be in such shape that they can be enacted unto law soon af ter congress meets in December The statehood bill has passed the house one conservation bill has passed the senate and the anti injunction bill is almost ready to be reported favorably to the house Of the five measures the postal savings bank bill the president has been told is in the greatest danger for although it has passed the senate it will have a rough time it is said in the house committee on postof fices and post roads to which it was referred President Taft has signed the first of the proc lamations providing a reclassification of the lands in the nation al forests which will throw 4000 000 acres out of the forest re serve and make them available for homestead entry More than 30000 are ordered out of the Pecos national forest in New Mexico and nearly 13000 acres are addedDiamonds r in Arkansas For the first time in the geo = logic history of North America diamonds have been found in the t j T rl i J y LQ original matrixin Arkansas Three companies already are operating in the field and more than seven hundred diamonds have been found the largest of them weighing six and onehalf carats While of course many of the stones are small and almost worthless that is a characteristic of every diamond field The larger stones however are ex cellent quality and cut into finished gems with no more than the average loss in weight They range in color from the purest bluewhite to canary yellow and brown Kerns The health of this community is very good at this writing The farmers are all about through planting corn in this community busiI last week Mr W L Burton and Art toIHogs in this community are very scarce Mr C Redmon has rheuma I tismThere will be preaching at the Allen school house the third Sun day Mrs Rosey Bailey visited Mrs Mary Burton Sunday Mr E W Cook made a busi ness trip to Russell county Sun day The frost killed all the fruit in this community Mr H Shsyrtr and wife from Sano were visiting Mrs Henry Burton last Sunday I Mr W L Burton and sister Maggie Rooks 0nd DrendyM Cook visited Mr M F Burton and family last Saturday land Sunday 1 r L l ai j n r 1 11 ITiI7Ii 1L11 TITTI L V THECADAIR COUNTY NEWS 1V PT Women Soffer Carduiforrelieve headache backache pain in the side and dizziness arising from deranged organs It does more written IACARDUIt37 Help You Mrs Maxwell Johnson Tampa Fla writes Card ui cured sufferingsaythata long ana fair trial toButAT ALL DRUG STORES Garlin As my last letter did not find itsway to the waste basket I will try it again Health of this community is very good at present excepting- a castor two of the blues caused by the continued cool weather A great many of our farmers are having to plant their corn t second time on account of the continued coolrainy weather Misses Anna and Lula Royse and Flora Bet Collins spent the day with Miss Willard Huffaker last Tuesday Dr E T Sallee who has been in delicate health for some time is in Louisville for special treat mentThe singing at the home of J L Cooper Saturday night was well attended and all present enjoyed it very much Misses Anna and Lulay Royse Messrs Leonard Bennett and Edgar Rule were guests of Mr J F Reynolds Sunday after noon Miss Ada Walkup contemplates going to Danville about the Istjof June to make home with a Mrs Taylor We regret very much to give Miss Ada up Iva and Fannie Sallee were visiting Frona and Edith Cooper Sunday Woodson Lewis Greensburg Kentucky IS NOW OFFERING A CAR LOAD EACH- t ft StudebakerBirdsell f11 nilburn f = =Wagonscarload o- fOliver Chilled Plows j t A carload of ytDisc Harrows tA car load of Cultivators Corn Planters andII- One= Horse Corn Drills I iJ Will have the greatest and finest display of Buggies and other Vehicles ever shown in this Green River Country ready for Spring trade 1 v l LIMES LT1 AND CEMENT uWi A SPECIAL LINE JsVill deliver any kind of Farm Implements at any station ir RTt Woodson LewisheMerchant Greensburg Ky I Mail orders promply attended to rS I Holmes The health of this community- is very good at this writing Mrs Millie Gascott who has been on the sick list is reported betterQuite a number from this place and Cane Valley went fishing recently and had splendid luck Born to the wife o f Albert Bault on the 29th of April a son B F Bault is having a new residence built W G Grider the painter is at work near this place doing some painting for S H Jones J B Watson of Kellyville passed through here with a large work mule he bought from Wol ford Bros last week Rev W S Dudgeon of Cane Valley preached at the Jericho school house the first Sunday afternoon and will preach there the first Sunday afternoon in each month the remainder of this year a n d at Freedom church near Plum Point in the forenoon of each first Sunday Rev Roode of Cane Valley preached at Jericho the second Sunday afternoon and will preach there again the second Sunday afternoon in June at 3 oclock Several from this place were in Columbia last Monday Mr and Mrs Franklin Weath ington of Clementsville visited relatives near here last Saturday night and Sunday Mr and MrsG C Russell visited Mr and Mrs J S Beard SundayMiss Lena Corbin of Purdy was visiting her brother W A Corbin and family of this place last week Mrs Kate Johnson and MissJ Susie Kate Page were guests ofI Mrs S H Jones and daughter last Friday Mrs George Rice and Miss Judele Roberts of this place vis ited the latters sister Mrs E V Humphress of Knifley Sat urday night and Sunday Miss Liza Watson visited Miss Rosa Jones Sunday Mrs Ann Humphress is re ported qite sick Rowena We are having some cold weather at present Mrs Mary Baugh visited rela tives at Jamestown last week Mr Woodie Wheat and wife visited M F Guthrie Monday Mrs J A Vaughan visited her daughter Mrs S A Stephenson last week IMrs M F Guthrie is better at this writing IThere is a very good boat tide IFarmers are getting to rest on so much rain Mrs Effie Goodman is at her fathers Mr John McFarland Mrs Jennie McFarland visited her son Mack McFaaland lastI weekMrs Kate McFarland and Mrs Mary Baugh visited H ABaJ lou last Saturday N Measles will stop wenevery body has them Mr M F Guthrie bought I some hogs from Mr Sam Aaron Dire o Mary and Elzyr the little child ren of Mr and Mrs JG Campbell wereyery sick several days atthisJwrltin2 t 9tRupe SWood Bakerton did business here one dy last week Lewis Wright sold 50 acres of land of Harveys ridge to Verner Burbridge for 5000 Mrs Connie Hamilton and children Edmonton visited relatives Here several days last weekPaul Epperson Roy was here- a day or so last week Taylor Wooten of Hillsboro Texas visited relatives here last weekMiss Bessie Epperson who clerks for Melven Pettey is spending a few days with her mother at Roy Gilbert Thurman Breeding was here one day last week rE- pairing Chicago telephones- G G Campbell did business at Edmonton one day last week J G Campbell who has been in Texas for the past few months is at home again Tom Wooten and family Greensburg visited relatives here from Friday until Sunday Luther England and family Sparksville spent Sunday in our town Basil Rev Payne filled his regular appointment at Morris Chapel last Sunday Singing in the afternoon There was a log rolling atJC- Mcss96 were present All enjoyed the day and dinner very muchI Payne and family were visiting at Thomas D Prices last Friday night Mr and Mrs J W Wilson n1nettIMr Peter Compton is no better at this writing Aunt Bet Coffey is getting some better Misses Lizzie Moss and Ada Cooiner were the guests of Mrs Dee Nelson last Friday John Wilson and wife visited 1F Payne and family last ThursdayMr Wilson and wife visited Warren Sexton and fam ily a few days ago Floyd Coomer of Sparksville attended church at Morris Chapel last Sunday Mrs Dee Nelson and two children Ray and Cecil visited MrsI Akenna Gowen of Sparksville a few days ago Mrs Rena Gowen and Mrs Dee Nelson visited Mrs Nancy and Miss Frances Rowe last Sun day They had a nice time and a good dinner Mrs Dee Nelson had good tradewith her hats this season Willie Wilson and Chess and Ray Sexton made a business trip to Pyrus last week Misses Alma and Myrtle Kelt ner of Pyrus attended singing at Morris Chapel last Thursday Jeddie Price of Big Greek is in our midst at this writing Longstreet The health of this community is about as has been for some time The continuous wet spell is throwing the farmers back con siderably with their work We have the finest potato crop coming on we have ever had Mr Pallas Wade and JB- Wade are keeping batch at S B I riiXiXJ sXS2XsXa J 0iI HEfKLY I COURIER JOURNAL HENRY WATTERSON Editor I IIs a National Newspaper Democratic in politics It prints all the news I fear or favor The regular price withoutIa year but you can get the IANDTHE ADAIR JOURNAL COUNTY NEtfS I ONE YEARo e IBOTH I I Ie 50 v e ir a if you will give or send your order to this I papernot to the CourierJournal W 4 JiWe can give you a combination cut rateon Daily or Sunday if you will writeIthis paper tx e X X r s a- I FRANK CORCORANv Hl h Grade Marble gar Granite Cemetery work See US before of all kind you buy Represented by C G JEFFRIES in this and 4adjoining counties c Main Street Lebanon Ky s J V Vr Vr VVr WVV V ti- 717rIv i12ii 7K iiT7iir r71r17l i7r Ir7IErr 7iC ir- mI JiiC v IT COSTS NOTHING SJ 71Cr I To List Your Property 1 3 WITHv NIV G Paul SmythevV E i 7iC REAL ESTATE Columbia AGENT t V c Ky you wish to Buy or Sell call on Him m E lv Office in Gar ettBuidin over Post Office 7K etcTown Property and Farm Lands For Sale irCr K i V J W VvwVVVVf-I1 71 I i71C iiCirrC m m7C mrC7 m 1 II r 7i7K Wades farm on Goose Creek They have 31 acres of corn plant ed and a nice crop of wheat coming on Mr Dick Twyfords wife has been very sick for several days Ed Richards and family visited Drewey Meece and family one daylast week The old folks singing which was at Salem church last Sunday was a wonderful success and attended by one of the largest crowds we ev witnessed People are improving their farms in this part with good Buildings and fencing Some weeks ago we sent jn an article concerning Mr Marcum I a dMr Stanton passing here I with the largest load of poultry we ever saw mentioning Mrs Stanton as driver We have learned Mr Harrison Stanton has become offended at this and we wish to say to Mr Stanton or any one else that we meant nothing nor did we mean to throw any insinuation at Mr Stanton in any way but was done with the best of feelings think ing from our past life that we were the best of friends Mr Stanton is a man of fine circumstance and does not have to hire out for a living We hope this will correct all errors and restorer good feelings in t every way 4 PoVt forget to attend the maj range demonstration at our store week Reed Hardware Co i I 17 r7 I I I gTHEADAIR COUNTY NEWS HI Absher f prerr paring for a large tobacco crop Wheat in this part of the coun- trY looks fairly well Mr Alanson Detevers the in dustrious farmer of this place is about done laying by corn Mr Robert Watson of Holmes was in this neighborhood one day last week Miss Mattie Morris visited her brother Joe H Morris one day last week Miss Fannie Renfroe was vis itin her cousin Mr T W Rice one day last week F Miss Ella Humphress was vis iting her sister Mrs A W Rice last week Miss Emma Robertson was the pleasant guest of Mrs Margaret Pike one day last week Miss Bettie Bryant spent last Wednesday with Miss Alice De fevers ft Miss Emma Hardwick was vis iting her sister Mrs T W Rice last week Mrs Liddie Weatherford and Jittle daughter Vinie spent last Tuesday with Mrs Elizabeth CooleyMr Leslie Bryant of this place left last Tuesday for Tal lula Ill to make that place his future home Mr C C Renfroe was at Holmes one day last week Mr George Bryant is erecting a large tobacco barn Miss Fannie Renfroe was vis iting relatives near Holmes last week The social given at the home of W A Humphress last Satur day night was largely attended and all reported a nice time Cane Valley Misses Mary and Fon Hancock and Julia Penick visited the i family of Judge Hancock in Co lumbia several days of last week Miss Ella Dohoney returned home from Bradfordsville last week Mrs Mary Brockman a nd grand daughter Miss Clara Robinson of Absher were shopping at this place last Thursday Mr and Mrs R B Wilson have moved to their new home They have one of the nicest dwellings in Cane Valley Mr Levy Doolin is getting along nicely with his new resi dence Mr and Mrs Doolin are new comers but we are all highly pleased with them Mr and Mrs Willie McAllister were visiting in Shelbyville last weekThe Cane Valley Orchestra has purchased some new instruments two small violins one bass two guitars and one Mandolin and they gve an oyster sup per at the residence of Mr Mack Williams last Friday night Mr and Mrs Williams and their daughter Miss Anna know ex actly how to make any one feel pleasant at their home rMr W N Smith was called to see his brother Wash near Gradyville last Thursday Uncle Wash has been in delicate health for several years a n dw e could be pleased to hear of an ly recovery s Roger Page arrived home ouisville last week where jbeen to attend the funer 7 1 rother Geo P Doty M tantly killed by fall 1 f an elevator shaftIJ r ywas a promising ft nre were sorry to VS v accident We f X 1 Melt sympa t isters His if horn about Jr a TI Gradyville Plenty of rain and high wat ersHalleyscomet is one of the past events Our creek was past fording last Friday Hanging paper and house clean ing is the topic of the dayI Nat Walker wast at Greens FridayJMiss Eva Walker spent a few days of last week with Miss Mil dred Walker at this place Mr W M Smith one of our best citizens has been in a very pastIfew days with throat trouble Messrs W L Grady and J A Diddle spent a day or so in Co lumbia last week Dr J A Yates of Edmonton was called to the bedside of his father near this place one day last week Miss Della Mitchell who has been engaged in the millinary business with Mrs Hill at this place for sometime has returned- to her home at Columbia Messrs Will Lyon and Dan Hatcher two well known com mercial men of Louisville were calling on our merchants one day last week Our creek got very high last Friday and our mail failed to reach Edmonton Mr J F Rexroat one of the prosperous business men of EliI Russell county called in to see us on his return from the West ern part of this county where he had spent a few days visiting his relatives and friends last week We are always glad to see Mr Rextroat as he is very interest ing Call again Messrs Hindman and Nell have been awarded the contract for building the new school building in the new district near this place The work will begin in a few days and will be pushed to a finishMr David Kinnaird and son of Nell were in our midst last Saturday and informed us that there had been several acres of tobacco set this last season and the corn that is planted is not coming up any to well in his sectionThe contract for building the Bank building at this place was given to Messrs Ford Morris of Glasgow last week The work will begin at once The building will be brick and two story S R Walker one of Nells up to date business men as well as farmers was in our midst last Friday and informed us that the farmers in his section were about through planting corn and a very large crop planted and quite an effort for a large crop of tocacco wheat not looking so well as a general thing but prospects very good for one half crop anyway Mr H H Moss of Greens burg stopped over for night with his brother at this place one night last week while en route for Burkesville Mr Moss re ported business fairly good in his lines Mr Sam Walkup of Garlan was in our midst one day last week OD his return from the Union cemetery where he had just completed setting up a nice job of work for Mr Charlie Yates We must say in behalf ofMr Walkup that the work he has done in this community is all r nice and uptodate and the peo pIe are all satisfied so far as we knowMr Charlie Sparks ofWeedI who has been blacksmith business at this place for the past two months and we must say has had a fine trade and is one of the best black Smiths any where in this section of county knows exactly how to do what he undertakes and does it well but owing to his health and the distance he had to come to his work decided it would be best for him to move his shop back to his home at Weed where he will keep on hands all the time a full line of everything that is kept in a first class black inforImed your reporter that the last work that he done in the shop at this place will be a lasting one as well as ormental and that was a fifth wheel to a merrygoround The machine will be attached to Wooten Hill saw and grist mill that is located in the flat woods and will be in operation every day the mill runs Messrs Woot en Hill are advocates of free trade equal rights to all and there will not be any charges on a first class ride Pelham Wheat is a perfect failure in this neighborhood Most all of our farmers are done planting corn some has come up and looking well at this timeGardens are looking very well considering the wet weather Straw berries are the order of the day now Mr John Squires has been suffering with mumps on one side for the past week ft Messrs Willie Todd Bant Con over and Charley Browningand- family were visiting at Mr Scott Todds last Sunday Miss Mary Todd daughter cf Mr Scott Todd returned home last Friday from Lexington where she has been attending school for the last six months Miss Mary is going to teach this summer and vie know she is well qualified to teach a good school Luck to you Miss Mary where ever you got Mr Perry undiff and Miss Mattie Smith Ernest Cundiff and Bessie Z Smith attended the childrens day at Disapoint ment last Sunday Some of young people attend ed the meeting at Columbia and report a good meetings That is what we love to hear ofra good meetingtrf Mr Bud Pendleton and son of Louisville Saturdayni- ght to attend court at Colum bia IiMr Joe Turnerwif e and Mrs i Jennie Smith ai d Mss Sallie Hutchison attended the singing at Mt Carmel last Sunday and all reported a nice singing Mr J P Cundiff T B Hood and Luther Smith all were in Greensburg last Saturday on businessMr Hutchison Bill Hood and Will Edd Squires were in Campbellsville week Corn has been selling at 450 per barrel in this neighborhood and is scarce at that Mr J P Todd and wife were visiting at Mr Giscero lastrFriday at Mt Pleasant v Miss Bessie Zach Smith Js spending a week inGane yilleyv I Mr Sam Edd Squires and daughter Miss Ruth were visit ing in Greensburg last week Mr Wesley Bennett of Vester is visiting Mr H T Smith this weekMr Pat Burress of Campbells yule was in this neighborhood last week representing the Mc Cormack mowing machine and binderMr J P Cundiff was visiting at Mr Charley Brownings last BlissI visiting his son Finis at Cane Valley last Thursday Mr Frank Shepherd and wife visited friends at Mt Pleasant last Sunday Your scribe has set 31 acres of tobacco at this season and is just about half done Plenty of good seasons but not plenty of plants large enough Mr Frank Shepherd one of our uptodate farmers has plow ed over his crop of corn and re planted it all Who can beat that I Bro John Rice of Absher will preach at Hutchison School house the third Sunday in June Every body come out and hear a good sermon and a good man preachI Preaching at eleven Russell Springs The health of this community is very good at present Misses Martha and Mallie Mur NOTICE I Kentucky seasSnfat ElIandpriceforStatescome whichsold theyiJoiinArrforHIGHWAY didand limitednumber wltlLfcal neighborhood GradyILYsaJ Flfiol EiLTHE TO WEAR PAINT NOTHING IN NOTHING LACKING improve Possesses Every Essential Quality Pigments scientifically combined finely ground Pure Oil OF antic to THE JEFFRIES HARDWARE STORE COLUMBIA KENTUCKYI ray attended the closing exercises at the R S A Wednesday night Miss Pearlie Anderson who has been very sick is some better at this writing Leonard and Orville Holt took a trip Burnetta last week The pupils of Prof and Mrs and Mrs Rounds will always be pleasently ed by the beautiful gifts pre sented them at the close of the exercises Wednesday Mr Humble an town visiting his daughter Gertrude Mr Jo and family spent two three days with Er mine Wilson last week some 10 or 12 traveling men Wednes day night Mr Stapp of Columbia at this Wednesday night LO Rounds visited his parents last week Miss McLendon and brother Vihnie were here several days last week Bro grandfather of f c ij JORDAN PEACOCK i The best breeder in will make the present his JORDAN has sired more colts than any horse in southern Kentucky and his colts are the ones that bring more money than to this country buy they are the ones that have put other stallions out of business in this county y JORDAN is the horse that has stood the test and has proven to be the best He i the only horse in this country that ever sired a colt for 70000 at 2 years old have been a number of JOR DANS colts that sold for from 300 to 700 and a number of them 3 year old and over sold for from 500 to 1000 Has any other columnsIof the News I want to know where they are Dont let and a good one 11 My fineJack HIGHWAY is 4 years is the best Jack I have ever seen in county He will serve a ofmares at 1000 to insure a mare Plug mares will not be bred this Jack All care to pre vent accidents but not responsible should any occur Money due when mares are traded or removed from the Feed at cost pasture at 50c per week J571d U Liss JU VSrQCt fl m nr ni t r tIIr teo ia i H c J Oi l ADE IT but vhat should be there that will it r and in Linseed Not Little Lead and a Lot of Zinc but a LOT LEAD LITTLK ZINC Costs more maker but the people Vant it FOR SALE BY Wilson to Barnes remember night Teny is t Smith or Mrs There were in town Albert was place t Sallie of Walclrpp L vl l w H to There j Adair to taken or T7 w = I i i i Mrs who has been interIesting lastlveekon Thursday night which was very much enjoyed by all There are a few who say they have seen the comet but have youMr Dan Clark of Columbia arrived Sunday and is visiting the family of L L Rounds and his wife who has been hereJfor several days f Miss Bessie Punbar is visiting her cousin Arthur Stanton and family and attended the exer cises at the R Sf A Several teachers from here are at Jamestown this week R jG Woods wasp in our town last week on business r School closed Wednesday night with fine exercises consisting of the play Hamlet which showed great skill and talent and was very much enjoyed by all also fine music and a Statute scene The speech by J3upt Alit with the presentation of the county Diploma wasverjppjensing UWewet May V W rOurplant 1 in 1Ourhas ijust completed his worjin this precinct and says J1 a little better acquainted with thisf territory than he was before f Hogs are very scarce mNShis sec tion there not being mdre than one to the family on an average Milchcows are very scarce Our friend M H Dunbar paid seventyfive dollars for anerseyrf The rain seems to hold the river at a high enoughl tate for steams boats to continue their IIto a 500 Reunion of the old singers at Salem wfIWorkon the churchjnas not yet IMrs E C FJanagan pjho got her ankle broken some time ago is getting long n J IT4e crone tie ei it set thngonahe cituena otA Onor

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