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THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS COLUMBIA KY4 MAY 22 1907 ii f dl1t Q ttUuty tuII1 Published Every Wednesday BY THE Adair County NewsCompany INCORPORATED CHAS S HARRIS EDITOR Democratic newspaper devoted to the interests of the city of Columbia and the people of AdoL and adjacent counties Entered at the Columbia Postoffice as second class mail matter WED MAY 22 1907 The Republican papers that predictions ¬ ¬ tory in Kentucky next fall cant do more than predict Demo ¬ crats are still Democrats and there is not the slightest reason why anyone will desert or shift in the contest next fall Nobody wants a Republican victory ex ¬ cept Republicans nobody is ex ¬ pecting such a thing though aI feWof the over enthusiastics who are led by their fancy are holding up the ghost of their fan ¬ cy as a real living probability There is nothing done or contem ¬ 1 plated tobe done by Democratic officials to discredit the party in this state The people realize that the Democratic candidates are not untried men but known to be thoroughly competent to take care of the public good of this great Commonwealth It is tHe eternal fitness that will prompt every Democrat to cast his vote for his party nominees in the next contest and the re- sult ¬ will doubtless be in keeping with past victories Now some of the Republicans organ are ad ¬ vancing the opinion that they have a splendid chance to elect a legislature and thereby secure the next United States Senator The fact is that it will not hap penT man for this position has already been selected by a party primary and it was not W J Deboe It may be pleasant for Republican papers to lead their readers into a future land of c promise by the prediction rout but it will not change conditions Hon Matt M Mithell of Green county was in our city a few hours last Monday morning He made a splendid record while- a member of the last Legis ¬ lature and we think the Democ ¬ racy could not possibly make any mistake by giving him an en ¬ dorsement for his fine record We also think it would be a wise course to pursue to have each county to endorse for a second f term where the official has la ¬ bored faithfully for his constitu J ency as Mr Mitchell did lor County Enquirer The above is a just compliment to a good man and an able hon- est and faithful Representative of Green and Taylor counties in the last Legislature While it is not our district and while we do not desire to Interfere inany way even if we could in the se lection of a Democratic candidate for those counties yet Mr Mitchells nomination would be goodnews to his many friends in this part of the country A strong man and a true Democrat A he may be equaled but not bet ¬ 1 tered by the selection of some one else A plot to kill the Czar and Will Roosevelt accept a nomina- tion ¬ have become so common the dailies as to reallybe disgust f ingOnlY the first may happen y The statement that America has no poets is false Read th News and be convinced Much effort and money has been spent to reach the North pole but the Southern end of the axle tree is left undisturbed Democratic prospects in Ohio are about on par with Repuplica claims of victory in Kentuck next fall Neither are not likel to happen by several thousand votes in each state The dollar price for wheat was passed in the Chicago market last week That is doubtless good news to those who have it to sell but the millions who have it to buy will feel that it is a hardship to eat breadI The Democrats of Louisville I assisted by the Commercial Club are making an effort to se ¬ cure the next National Democrat ¬ ic Convention It appears to us as a fine meeting place and its location to the entire country ideal We hope the Committee will name Louisville as the place and set a date in advance of any other national political conven ¬ tion BASE BALL GAME Campbellsville Against Columbia Next Thursday at 230 on the grounds of the LindsayWilson Campbellsville and Columbia base ball teams willcross bats Both towns have splendid players and it will be one of the most interesting contests that has been witnessed in this section for along time Come and see the game MF RECITALS The Recitals given by the pupils of Prof Ohlenmacher Teacher of music in the M F High School furnished the lovers of classical music in this section some rare treats It is not within our power to do justice to each participant in the four recitals as each and every one seemed to reach the height of per ¬ fection and showed both talent and training of superior order The enter- tainments ¬ were given in the Presby ¬ terian Church and in each instance a large audience was present to enjoy the programme The pupils of Miss Taylor teacher of i expression assisted and each one mea ¬ ured up to the high expectation of teach ¬ er and audience To night Tuesday the last bow to the public wiil be made by the advanced class and it goes as a matter of fact that the entertainment will be one of the best ever given in the city Prof Ohlenmacher is not only competent but has won the reputation of being one of the closest and most per ¬ sistent workers that ever guided a stu ¬ dent in this part of the Country and his series of recitals furnished overwhelm ¬ ling proof of his power to get the best possible results from those who follow his instruction That he has accom- plished a good work full up to the high expectations of those who patronized him can not be questioned and that he justly merits the reputation he en ¬ joys is not doubted PAID LIST News Honor Roll Is Your Name rWritten There Ltcian Moore J P Clayton J B Abrell Mrs Della Watson J E Mor ¬ gan W H Wade J McScott J H Turk S D Barbee Mrs H D Cun diff Jno W Thomas F W Miller J W McClister Jno W Wison Miss Ivia Lee Hill Elam Huddleston C M Wilson Elmer Hurt L G Montgomery A J Edmonds RL Davis J B Cave Mrs R L Hatcher O H McClister E H Hughes A C Loy W K Jones GR Abrell J A McClister J M Campbell TR Price JN Hundley 1J N Squires Manny Kemp Mrs Hat tieRowe P W Wil amsJ Hurt W M Vance > v 1 Hi A CIRCUIT COURT > r The May term of the Adair County Circuit Court convened Monday morning with Judge H C Baker presiding while Commonwealths Attorney A A Hud dleston was on hands to take charge of the state interest The following named gentlemen compose the Juries GRAND Jo Y V W A Garnett Forelnan Herschel rtRobertson HOo Yates Junius Edrington S jBault J N Petty HK Ford S England John Riall NB Chapnian B F Thomas STANDING JURY FIRST PANNEL A D Coy Melvin Conover J P Willis T J Bumgarner Mont Burton J A Diddle Ben Con over R A Waggener Charlie Reece M L Mitchell Olie Taylor Bascom GarnettSECOND PANNEL YE Hurt Joseph Shive Titus Mercer Mont Conover George Grider Robert Logan Walter Bryant Albert Blair R T Pelly J D Walker Clarence Hindman Marcus Ellis IThe Jailer J W Tarter has done good work on the Somerset road near the creek by exercising some of his boarders with picks and shovels LAND STOCK AND CROP 000 J W Turner sold a Duroc sow and 5 pigs to Dr Kelsay for 30 Mr William Rodgers of Lebanon sold 15 Jersey cows at Campbellsville last Saturday Turner Bros sold one combined saddle mare to W B Pallison of Texas for 200 J L Turner purchased a colt of Frank Merldey for 90Hatcher Cor 000 Oliver and Alvin McElroy bought a pair of mules for 100 Allan Sherer sold one yoke of steers to Jo Williams for 75 Thomas Hadley bought one buggy from Ad Aaron price paid 15 and one slide load of good shucks James Oaks sold two mules Oscar Bertram for 335 John Oaks has just returned from the Nashville log market with 1100 Wal ¬ ter Pierce sold one hog to Fount Selby at 5 cents Holt and Selby shipped a car load of iogs this week Rowes X Roads cor 000- C M Herriford sold RT Tandy 27 hogs at 560 per hundred pounds to R K Young Bro a yoke of work cat ¬ tle for 12750 and 9 headof steers at 31 cents per pound Mr Herriford bought from Geo Stults a saddle horse for 115 from Z M Staples and Gor ¬ don Montgomery 2 yearling jersey heif ¬ ers at 15 and 20 respectively 000- J F Gilpin sold one heifer to Shive ro Denny for 20 Z W Bardin sold one cow to John Hunley for 21 Sparksville cor 000- Masse and Robertson of Cane Val- ley ¬ sold a mare mule to Eugene Rice of Campbellsville for 160 000 John Holladay sold to Luther Conover 3 head of cattle for 67 to Jo Williams 4 head of 800 pound steer for 125 to R K Young and Bro 5 heifers for 80 to W A Willis 4 for 50 to L W Bennett 6 cows for X106 to L B Cain a cow for 3125 and Owen Hardesty 100 lambs for July delivery 000I N M Tutt and K B Powell sold a 2 I year old ge ding to P P Dunbar for 125 and to Milton Wolford a cow and I calf for 2750 000 Solomon McFarland of near Cane Valley bought from D Dowell of Wayne county a 4 year old black Jack at a fair price Mr McFarland now has this animal for service at his farm 000 PEACOCK SOLD o A few days ago Elmer Keen of Gra dyville sold a two year old Peacock gelding to Albert Mercer of Milltown for 150 000- W L Grady sold for C H Yates of Gradyville a suckling colt sired by Kentucky King to W W Compton Honey Grove Texas for 100 This colt to be shipped September 15th This colt is one month old and 3 feet 10 inches high beautiful form and shows New York action He is one of the best seen this season 000 On last Monday on the public square Mr J S Breeding the timid Auction ¬ eer who gives every bidder a fair chance aold two horses for C M Her riford for 156 and a mar for9p 9 + fA Car Load of Buggies I I A SURRIES AND OTHER LIGHT VEHICLESi i HAVEr JUST ARRIVED i j We can please anybody in style and p iceoI J The latest designsRubber Tires or anye kind you may want Every Vehicle o- n Guaranteed Also an extra line of ANDr SURREY HARNESS i 4 giveI + us a call Come while the Stock is e + jand get Choice fullI i I Jeffries Hardware Store 9 i + Columbia Kentucky J a + + s a i s S f 4 roioiol Fifth Avenue Hotel t PIKE CAMPBELL MGR i Refurnished Redecorated and Re modled A Firstclass Hotel at Popu ¬ lar Prices Convenient to Wholesale t and Retail Districts Churches and Theaters FIFTH AVENUE LOUISVILLE i FIFTH AVENUE BET GREEN AND WALNUT STREETS Yii1YDMlir Louisville o Kentucky i- i + J E SNOW J C POPPLEWcLL a 1i i Snow Popplewel i i IICI fDealers in General Merchandise i Dry Goods Groceries Hardware Buggies Wagons Harness Ferti ¬ lizer and and Uundertaker Goodso i Kentuckyi a + + + 4 < i m t e Kimble Hotel J W KIMBLE Proprietor J GOOD ROOMS GOOD BEDS < 8 100 per Day Sample Rooms Free < > J FEED AND LIVERY STABLE IN CONNECTION < > 3J y Russell Springs = Kentucky t t W t t t nil Irr James Menzies 1 J OSTEOPATHY = j 4 IIII 1 1
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THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS COLUMBIA KY4 MAY 22 1907
iif dl1t QttUuty tuII1
Published Every Wednesday
BY THE
Adair County NewsCompanyINCORPORATED
CHAS S HARRIS EDITOR
Democratic newspaper devoted to the interestsof the city of Columbia and the people of AdoLand adjacent counties
Entered at the Columbia Postoffice as secondclass mail matter
WED MAY 22 1907
The Republican papers that
predictions ¬
¬
tory in Kentucky next fall cantdo more than predict Demo¬
crats are still Democrats andthere is not the slightest reasonwhy anyone will desert or shiftin the contest next fall Nobodywants a Republican victory ex¬
cept Republicans nobody is ex¬
pecting such a thing though aIfeWof the over enthusiasticswho are led by their fancy areholding up the ghost of their fan ¬
cy as a real living probabilityThere is nothing done or contem ¬
1 plated tobe done by Democraticofficials to discredit the party inthis state The people realizethat the Democratic candidatesare not untried men but knownto be thoroughly competent totake care of the public good ofthis great Commonwealth Itis tHe eternal fitness that willprompt every Democrat to casthis vote for his party nomineesin the next contest and the re-
sult¬
will doubtless be in keepingwith past victories Now someof the Republicans organ are ad ¬
vancing the opinion that theyhave a splendid chance to elect alegislature and thereby securethe next United States SenatorThe fact is that it will not hap
penTman for this position has
already been selected by a partyprimary and it was not W JDeboe It may be pleasant forRepublican papers to lead theirreaders into a future land of
c
promise by the prediction routbut it will not change conditions
Hon Matt M Mithell ofGreen county was in our city afew hours last Monday morningHe made a splendid record while-a member of the last Legis ¬
lature and we think the Democ¬
racy could not possibly make anymistake by giving him an en¬
dorsement for his fine recordWe also think it would be a wisecourse to pursue to have eachcounty to endorse for a second
f term where the official has la¬
bored faithfully for his constituJ ency as Mr Mitchell didlor County Enquirer
The above is a just complimentto a good man and an able hon-est and faithful Representativeof Green and Taylor counties inthe last Legislature While it isnot our district and while we donot desire to Interfere inanyway even if we could in the selection of a Democratic candidatefor those counties yet MrMitchells nomination would begoodnews to his many friendsin this part of the country Astrong man and a true Democrat
A he may be equaled but not bet¬
1tered by the selection of some oneelse
A plot to kill the Czar andWill Roosevelt accept a nomina-
tion¬
have become so commonthe dailies as to reallybe disgust f
ingOnlY the first may happen
y
The statement that Americahas no poets is false Read thNews and be convinced
Much effort and money hasbeen spent to reach the Northpole but the Southern end of theaxle tree is left undisturbed
Democratic prospects in Ohio
are about on par with Repuplicaclaims of victory in Kentucknext fall Neither are not likelto happen by several thousandvotes in each state
The dollar price for wheat waspassed in the Chicago market lastweek That is doubtless goodnews to those who have it to sell
but the millions who have it to
buy will feel that it is a hardshipto eat breadIThe Democrats of Louisville I
assisted by the CommercialClub are making an effort to se ¬
cure the next National Democrat¬
ic Convention It appears to usas a fine meeting place and itslocation to the entire countryideal We hope the Committeewill name Louisville as the placeand set a date in advance of anyother national political conven ¬
tion
BASE BALL GAME
Campbellsville Against Columbia
Next Thursday at 230 on the groundsof the LindsayWilson Campbellsvilleand Columbia base ball teams willcrossbats Both towns have splendid playersand it will be one of the most interestingcontests that has been witnessed in thissection for along time Come and seethe game
MF RECITALS
The Recitals given by the pupils ofProf Ohlenmacher Teacher of music inthe M F High School furnished thelovers of classical music in this sectionsome rare treats It is not within ourpower to do justice to each participantin the four recitals as each and everyone seemed to reach the height of per ¬
fection and showed both talent andtraining of superior order The enter-
tainments¬
were given in the Presby ¬
terian Church and in each instance alarge audience was present to enjoythe programme
The pupils of Miss Taylor teacher ofi
expression assisted and each one mea ¬
ured up to the high expectation of teach ¬
er and audience To night Tuesdaythe last bow to the public wiil be madeby the advanced class and it goes as amatter of fact that the entertainmentwill be one of the best ever given in thecity Prof Ohlenmacher is not onlycompetent but has won the reputationof being one of the closest and most per¬
sistent workers that ever guided a stu ¬
dent in this part of the Country and hisseries of recitals furnished overwhelm ¬
ling proof of his power to get the bestpossible results from those who followhis instruction That he has accom-
plished a good work full up to the highexpectations of those who patronizedhim can not be questioned and thathe justly merits the reputation he en¬
joys is not doubted
PAID LIST
News Honor Roll Is Your Name
rWritten There
Ltcian Moore J P Clayton J B
Abrell Mrs Della Watson J E Mor¬
gan W H Wade J McScott J HTurk S D Barbee Mrs H D Cundiff Jno W Thomas F W Miller
J W McClister Jno W Wison MissIvia Lee Hill Elam Huddleston C M
Wilson Elmer Hurt L G MontgomeryA J Edmonds RL Davis J B CaveMrs R L Hatcher O H McClisterE H Hughes A C Loy W K JonesGR Abrell J A McClister J MCampbell TR Price JN Hundley
1J N Squires Manny Kemp Mrs HattieRowe P W Wil amsJ HurtW M Vance > v
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Hi A
CIRCUIT COURT >r
The May term of the Adair CountyCircuit Court convened Monday morningwith Judge H C Baker presiding whileCommonwealths Attorney A A Huddleston was on hands to take charge ofthe state interest The following namedgentlemen compose the Juries
GRAND Jo Y V
W A Garnett Forelnan Herschel
rtRobertson HOo YatesJunius Edrington S jBault J NPetty H K Ford S England JohnRiall NB Chapnian B F Thomas
STANDING JURYFIRST PANNEL A D Coy Melvin
Conover J P Willis T J BumgarnerMont Burton J A Diddle Ben Conover R A Waggener Charlie ReeceM L Mitchell Olie Taylor Bascom
GarnettSECONDPANNEL Y E Hurt Joseph
Shive Titus Mercer Mont ConoverGeorge Grider Robert Logan WalterBryant Albert Blair R T Pelly J D
Walker Clarence Hindman MarcusEllis
IThe Jailer J W Tarter has donegood work on the Somerset road
near the creek by exercising some ofhis boarders with picks and shovels
LAND STOCK AND CROP
000J W Turner sold a Duroc sow and 5
pigs to Dr Kelsay for 30 Mr WilliamRodgers of Lebanon sold 15 Jerseycows at Campbellsville last SaturdayTurner Bros sold one combined saddlemare to W B Pallison of Texas for
200 J L Turner purchased a colt ofFrank Merldey for 90Hatcher Cor
000Oliver and Alvin McElroy bought a
pair of mules for 100 Allan Sherer soldone yoke of steers to Jo Williams for
75 Thomas Hadley bought one buggyfrom Ad Aaron price paid 15 and oneslide load of good shucks James Oakssold two mules Oscar Bertram for 335
John Oaks has just returned from theNashville log market with 1100 Wal¬
ter Pierce sold one hog to Fount Selby
at 5 cents Holt and Selby shipped acar load of iogs this week Rowes X
Roads cor
000-C M Herriford sold RT Tandy 27
hogs at 560 per hundred pounds to RK Young Bro a yoke of work cat ¬
tle for 12750 and 9 headof steers at31 cents per pound Mr Herrifordbought from Geo Stults a saddle horsefor 115 from Z M Staples and Gor ¬
don Montgomery 2 yearling jersey heif¬
ers at 15 and 20 respectively
000-J F Gilpin sold one heifer to Shive
ro Denny for 20 Z W Bardin soldone cow to John Hunley for 21
Sparksville cor000-
Masse and Robertson of Cane Val-
ley
¬
sold a mare mule to Eugene Riceof Campbellsville for 160
000John Holladay sold to Luther Conover
3 head of cattle for 67 to Jo Williams4 head of 800 pound steer for 125 toR K Young and Bro 5 heifers for
80 to W A Willis 4 for 50 to L WBennett 6 cows for X106 to L B Caina cow for 3125 and Owen Hardesty100 lambs for July delivery
000IN M Tutt and K B Powell sold a 2
Iyear old ge ding to P P Dunbar for
125 and to Milton Wolford a cow andI calf for 2750
000Solomon McFarland of near Cane
Valley bought from D Dowell ofWayne county a 4 year old black Jackat a fair price Mr McFarland now
has this animal for service at his farm
000PEACOCK SOLD
o
A few days ago Elmer Keen of Gradyville sold a two year old Peacockgelding to Albert Mercer of Milltown
for 150
000-W L Grady sold for C H Yates
of Gradyville a suckling colt sired by
Kentucky King to W W ComptonHoney Grove Texas for 100 Thiscolt to be shipped September 15th Thiscolt is one month old and 3 feet 10
inches high beautiful form and showsNew York action He is one of thebest seen this season
000On last Monday on the public square
Mr J S Breeding the timid Auction ¬
eer who gives every bidder a fairchance aold two horses for C M Herriford for 156 and a mar for9p
9 +
fA Car Load of Buggies I I
ASURRIES AND OTHER LIGHT VEHICLESi
i HAVEr JUST ARRIVED
i j We can please anybody in style and p iceoIJ The latest designsRubber Tires or anye
kind you may want Every Vehicleo-
n Guaranteed Also an extra line of
ANDr SURREY HARNESS i4 giveI +
us a call Come while the Stock ise+ jand get Choice fullI i
I Jeffries Hardware Store9
i+
Columbia Kentucky Ja + + s a
i s S f 4 roioiol
Fifth Avenue Hotel tPIKE CAMPBELL MGR
i Refurnished Redecorated and Remodled A Firstclass Hotel at Popu ¬
lar Prices Convenient to Wholesalet
and Retail Districts Churches and
TheatersFIFTH AVENUE LOUISVILLE
i FIFTH AVENUE BET GREEN AND WALNUT STREETS
Yii1YDMlir
Louisville o Kentuckyi-
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fDealers in General Merchandise iDry Goods Groceries HardwareBuggies Wagons Harness Ferti ¬
lizer and and Uundertaker GoodsoiKentuckyi a
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Kimble HotelJ W KIMBLE Proprietor J
GOOD ROOMS GOOD BEDS <8100 per Day Sample Rooms Free < >
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