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Music at the courthouse Thursdaynight

Only eighteen days until the adventof Santa Claus

Born to the wife of Lum ChristieDec 2d a daughter

The two institutions of learning willbe largely increased after Christmas

Born to the wife of T E Paull Dec3 1905 a daughter Mother and childdoing well

All the business houses in town excepting one or two closed a few hoursThanksgiving day

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James R Perdue Jailer of Clintoncounty died at his home in Albany the30th of approplexy

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I have about 40 black oak 30 whiteoak and some other trees I will sell

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Thanksgiving was properly celebrat¬

ed throughout our country There arefewer gobblers and there will be lessstrutting

Mrs Eliza Cook mother of Mr GeoCook near Columbia is seriously illShe is near SO years of age and a mostestimable lady

Monday was county court but theweather being extremely cold but fewpeople came to town There was somestock on the market and a few head ofmules and horses changed hands

County court day was a chilly propo ¬

sition and as the result the attendancewas light Jockey street was about asquiet as any of the other avenue andtrading inall lines rather on the dullorder

Whether the weather is bad or whet ¬

er good let it be known and understoodthat yon and your lady will both bethere and enjoy the music so delightful1

and rare court house Thursday evening

Mr C 0 Hurt a native of Adaircounty and a brother of the late WB Hurt died in Missouri one day lastwpelc He was a victim of cancer andwas seventy years old He left Adaircounty about 25 or 30 years ago

Insure in The Farmers Home Insur-ance

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Company of Junction City KyThe only company in the State thatmakes any claim of paying their lossesin full

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Mrs Mary Harvey met with a pain-ful

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accident Monday m rning Shewas decending the steps leading froman upstairs room and making a misstepfell cutting a severe gash in her headand injuring one of her hips It ishoped that she is not seriously hurt

Lfast Monday a petition was filed inthe county court by the brothers andsfers of the late J W Butler askingthat the will recently probated by saiddecedent be set aside and that a formerwill be probated In its stead The peti-tion

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was ordered filed and parties sum ¬

moned to appear at the January termof the Adair county court

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FOR SALEOpe six months old thoroughbred jersey heifer

Sam N Hancock

Come out Thursday night and enjoya good musical entertainment You

I will de well paid for your time andJ money

Wooten Bros are rebuilding theirSaw and Grist Mill at SparksvilleThey hone to have it in running order

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LostOn Campbellsville pike gold handled

knife Finder will receive reward byreturning to Paul Azbill Columbia

Prayer meeting services for the Baptist Church has been changed from

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for Sale

One 15horse power Gasoline Enginein good running order Come and seeit run and get my price and terms

L C McKiNLEY33t Russell Springs Ky

Mr James H Evans whose home i-

on Gre n river is confined to his roowithstomach trouble Mr Evans isin his 82nd year and is a good citizengoohealth

The franchise for an electric lightplant at Monticello will be soldat anearly day We understand that Mr WR Myers of this place will be one ofthe bidders Mr Myers isr an enterprising gentlemariand promptly fills hiscontracts

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NoticeFour monuments that sold at 75 ca

now be bought at 60 four that sotfor 25 now 20 one that sold at 80now 65 When these are closed out nomore can be had at these prices

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lkMessrsers Jr both of Columbia are nomembers of Marion Commandary hay ¬

ing taken the degrees in Lebanon onThanksgivin day There are now 12or 15 Knights Templars in Columbi-and others who will take the degrees ia short while f

The property advertised for sale bMrs Alice Herman was offered at thecourt house door last Monday but owinto the interest manifested Col L BHurt auctioneer was directed to with¬

draw jt from the market A bid of1000 was made when the property w

withdrawn

The editor of the News was invitedto take Thanksgiving dinner with thebachelors who live high in Columbiatheir dining room being just over theNews but unfortunately he was inLouisville that day Arriving the fol-lowing

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day he took a good supper whichwas highly enjoyed and we can truthfully say that there is as much realgood eating going on over the News asany other publication in the State Wecars recommend every one of them fivein number to be unusually good pro-viders and such liberality s much todo in making a happy wife weVe tried

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i1 SMy stock of Faultless Chothing is r Complete and no-

where outside of the largest cities will be found a more

Complete Iiine of liadies andMisses Cloaks

ICom whileYou have one of the largest and best assort¬

n1el of Cloaks to select from ever brought to ColumbiaI

If You Need a Suit1Overcoat or any kind of Winter Goods now istne time

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A Thanksgiving Dinner

On a recent visit to Louisville I wasan invited guest to a Thanksgiving re-

Past and family reunion at Mr and MrsJohn L Wardens parents of the charm ¬

ing and gifted MiSs Nellie Warden whorecently visited our dear little townMiss Tippe Sanders a well known andgifted artist of Louisville and a nephew I

of Mr Warden a gentleman of finemorals and good business qualitiesalso present Mr and Mrs wereIwill have been married 40 yearsof April 1906 They have four hand-some

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stalwart sons all successful busi ¬

ness men of our great Metropolis Threeof them are married and have mostcharming wives The eldest Mr HeightWarden has four bright children

twoIpretty daughters andtwo niceMr Elmo Warden the second son is a j

giftedsinger and artist has two lovely j

children a daughter and son Mr JohnsWarden the third son is quite culturedwith sparkling wit has a wife that is aidainty little fairy and they are blessedwith abeautiful little girl of two sum r

mers who entertained us with her brightand cute sa ings The youngest sonMr Wayne Warden named for thecounty of my birth is a very handsome and successful traveling sales

I man for the firm of Arons Ottagifted musician and truly a typicaldrummer in telling laughable anecdotes

j and last bu tnot least are thejnostcharming and highly accomplished

jdaughters Misses Nellie and FlorencebanIths eLmWarden and remarked what a wellpre ¬

served and happy couple the parentssuch an interesting progeny and thoughthow wonderfully God had blessed theirunion

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afforded and we showed our appreciajtrop by eating most heartily of all It

j was an happy occasion and may therichest blessings of God rest on them inthe future as in the past is the earnestlongIRUSSELLdWould Not Live Alway

At the ripe age eightyeight yearsMrs Charlotte Epperson widow of WmEpperson finished her life work lastFriday December 1st 1905 She waspunw0knew her The funeral services wereconducted by Eld F J Barger of theCrch an organization the dethforyearsn

I ty many relatives and friends attendedsurvivYedSallig 3

sympathy of the entire neighborhood

Lewis JohnstonasMiss Francis Lewis and J Waller

Johnston were quietly married lastWednesday jafternoon at the home ofthe brides parents Miss Xewis is thehandsome and 1plisheddaugh erofThomas Lewis a prominent farmernear Cave City Mr Johnston is travelingsalesman for the Globe TailoringQpmpaiiy of Cincinnati CourierJour rJournal

The above appeared in the Courier

10001stonadjoining counties and has been conjnetted with the Globei Tailoring Company for several years as their generalAgent in this State The News canonly wish them a long and happy life

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Attend the Band entertainment atthe court house Thursday evening Agood program has been prepared andyou will get yowl moneys worth

1 Ir H R Coleman Manager of theColumbia Singletree Co reports thathis business at Phil Casey county isprogressing nicelya1c timber comingin more rapidly thaI he expected MrJo Nance is the inspector at the abovenamed yard

NoticenoAllagainst the estate of J P Miller shouldpresent same for payment properly

as the law directsejJanN B MILLER ExecutorI

31m Springfield MoI

Last Tdesday the fire alarm wasin response to an alarm turned

in from Morrison Walker Cos PlanI

ng Mill It was found to be only a-

light blaze caused by sparks ignitingthe trash between the ceiling and roof

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which wasp extinguished after a fewminutes hardworkiTo May ConcernISome one keeps circulating the statement that those who insure in the

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Farmers Home have to pay every timethe company has a fire loss This statement whoever by is a falsehood TheCompany never has nor never camake but two calls a year January an

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R Good Citizen Gone

Mr Waitsville Perryman who was anative of Adair county and who was amost excellent citizen died at his latehome near the Russell Springs lasSaturday night He was a gallant Fed¬

eral soldier in the war of the rebellionand asa citizen he was a kind and sym ¬

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friend The surviving members of hisfamily have the sympathy of the peopleof Russell and Adair

i Preaching next SundayP Scruggs Cane Valley

ItJ L Adkins Russell SpringsC Clemens Columbia

L Oder Columbia

IA T Williams EstoH C Sandidge Marrowbone

J F Roach Pink RidgeJ F Barger Christian Chapel-A B Kasey ColumbiaW A Grant Mt Carmel I

G Y Wilson Gradyville

Lost but found IA few days ago Gov J R Hindman

lost his saddle and came into the Newsoffice to advertise for its return Theannouncement was written and setwhen the Governor returned to informus that the saddle had been locatedHe said I am glad I found my saddleyourItyears ago a saddle of mine a hewwas stolen at the fair ground and nevwas recovered Last year I lost this1s3rddJ put of my buggy while comingJIadd

nshows that even to attempt to advtise in your paper brings good resultsweldidvglad that the lost was found

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SHELBY HART

A Prominent Young Lawyercof Jamestown a

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HAD BEEN MARRIED ONE YEAR ia

after1noonan illness of eight months peacefully I

met his God He was thirty years ofage and from his youth had led an ex

life When a boy he decidedbecome a lawyer and was educated

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at Bowling Green for his chosen profession and soon after reaching his j

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special favorite with his kindred andwjjpily married to Miss Corinne Jones ofJamestown who has been a lovingwife and who survives him

The funeral oration was delivered inthe Christian Church JamestownSaturday forenoon by Judge W SStone of Monticeilo who spoke Jenjthde

Stones remarks Messrs 0 B Bertramand Lilburne Phelps members of thelocal bar made short talks eulogizing

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their dead associateNo death has occurred in years that

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brought more profoundsorrow to theotThe deceased was a Royal Arch Ivla

ChapterNomanytelativeslast sad rites j

In the departure of this excellent anduseful young man the world has beenmade poorer the hearts of parents i

brothers and sisters made sada devot 1 1

ed wife left weeping for him she t-

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gave her life into his keepingI

Sympathy for Russell county love andtears for those who are so sorely bereft

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Resolutions ofRespectThe following resolutions were pass

by the M F High School on tdeath of Miss Carrie Johnson

Whereas God in His own mysteriousway has deemed it wise to call one ofour number unto Himself and thusleave a vacant seat in our classroombe it resolved

1 That we the teachers and pupilsj

of the Mand F High Schooldeeply the loss sustained by us in tsad death of Crrie Johnson

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2 That we realize one of our brightest and most obedient pupils has goneout from among us forever and by her-

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early death saddened the hearts of herteachers and schoolmates

3 That We as a school tender ourheartfelt

Ksympathy to her bereavedyerthings welll i

4 That A copy of these resolutionscopye forbe

publicatIonJohn W FlowersijJ= Dimple Conovert> i Minnie Kemp

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Some time ago there appeared in theAdair County News a letter fromtArkansasto finish but thesentiment it

u the main impression being that oftfypolitical swing in the wron direction 1

Iask space in your valuable paper toianswerin the following short way Thewriter of that letter is indeed my uncle

good man and a hightoned gentlemanbut unfortunately a republican Thelittle victory his party won here inAdair was sufficient to make him feel

and I am glad that he enjoys itu it is my privilige to say that the

democrats of Adair are as happy aslarks game as ever faced a foe and debyIsc renigh unto death and the next one willprobably seal their fate Now if myuncle would like to know more about 3

few things in old Adair I trust he wiwrite me and then I will give him thjfinishing touch which I do notshould be done through the News I am

planing mill man and unaccustonuBto writing for publication so 1 closBtrusting to hear from the gentleman m

this is addressedJ W MJ

It will be remembered that Mr T JMarcum of Monticello has been inter-ested

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in fast going horses for sever 1

years Every body who attended thefairs in this section remembers Old

Toney Boy trotter fast but rattle-brain He wasp a horse Mr Marcttmownedand got some fast work out ofbut not just what he really w ntediAtany rate his owner rather tired of un-

certain speed under harness and turnedhis attention to the runnera gait thatjockeyInow

ne of the best ones out this seasonMartin a 4 yearold covered i of

a mile on the Knoxville track in 102lowering the record for that track and VworldsIr acum intends to beat the record nextyear Felix Martin won every race hestarted in while in Tennessee He wonthree in Knoxville and two in Kingston r

The Pianoforte Recital given by Pr ofmusicvstudio at the M F High Schjbol lastWednesday afternoon was a decjdedsuccess in eveay particular The recital was privateonly a few of ProfOhlenmachers musical friends and thefaculty of the school being presentparthethey rendered the different numbersproved beyond a doubt how carefullytaughttnoticedabove every thing The occa tsion was highly enjoyed by all presentand pronounced as one of the best re t lTheheterian church in the near future and

CaryHughswhich all music lovers are looking forward with much pleasures I

The Children Delightr 1try

fWhen you consider the terrible times tou used to have in childhood under the

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tltmedicinebowel troubles as Dr Catdwells laxa <gianyother medicine in the wide range of itscurative powers for nearly all childrens

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