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V Miss Ora Moss is visiting Miss Jen-nie McFarland > 0J >

Mr H A Moss Greensburg washere last Friday

<Ar Ed Yatejf of Somerset is visit-

ing in C JumbiaIIi Mr Curt Bell was here from Red

Lbk last Friday 1Judge W S Smith Tompkinsville-

was here Friday

i businessripf Mr Gep W Thomas of Somersetl was here a few days ago

Mr JM Traylor Bree i gspentlast Sunday in Columbia

Mr Sherman Carver Edmonton washere the first of the week

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Mr G P Burress spent av few dayslast week in Campbellsville

Mr Owen Gaines Campbellsvillewas in Columbia a few days ago

MrJIF Montgomery was in James ¬

town on legal business Saturday

JGladys a little daughter of Mr andIngram is quite sick

IMr J W Jackman continues to improve but the progress is rather slow

4f Messrs R P Breeding and G Wl Dillon Breeding were here last Thurs-

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Mr J W Flowers apd Miss Bess

f Rowe have returned from SulphurWell

R Young and wife of Burkesare visiting the family of J H

fMrB H Gilpin who is a substan

of The News was here lastThursday

F Mr W Hy Switzer of Kevil Kyhas been visiting in Columbia for thepast week

Mr W R Lyon who is a very busyman was here from Campbellsvillefew days ago I

Dora a little daughter of Mr andMrs John Eubank has been quite sickfor several days

Mr A B Gowdy Campbellsville isspending a week or two with relativeand friends here

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Mr Ewing Stults who hasbeen play-ingr in the Blue Grass League returnedhome last Friday

Miss Emma Valinda Wilmore Gradyville is visiting Misses Sallie Coffey andMargaret Patteson

Mr E B McLean wife and daught-er

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Glasgow are visiting at the homeof Dr W F Cartwright

Mr and Mrs T C Davidson arespending a fed weeks with Mrs David ¬

sons parents near Liberty

MrsLuther Taylor Campbellsvilleis spending a week with her husbandheref who is a brickcontractor

Mr L B Smith Campbellsville wasofIthe Campbellsville Woolen MIllsjMr tfohn McFarland and wife of

Rowena spent a few days of last weekwith thejr daughter Mrs J T Good

manMissLura Smith who has been at¬

tending the Summer School at Knox-

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Tenn returned home Saturdaynight

Mr L V Hall who has been doingsome work at Red Lick returned homelast Thursdaysick threatened with ty¬

phoid fever

Mr Samuel Mullinix and wife ofCumberland county spent a few dayswith his brother Mr Henry Mul1 nixof

ColumbiaMissLewis who as a reader

and impersonator with but few equalswill entertain at the courthouse thisTuesday evening

Mrs Cprinne Hart Jamestown isvisiting her aunts Mrs Kinnie Murrelland Mrs Margaret Tucker and otherrelatives in Columbia

Mr Melvin Traylor and wife whohave been visiting the formers parentsat Breeding left on their return tripto Texas last Monday

4 Dr R C McChord in company witha trained nurse passed through herelast Thursday where the Doctor wascalled to see a sick lady

Mrs J 0 Russell Mrs Joe RussellMrs Dr Russell Mrs S P MillerMiss Kate Russell Miss Grace Hutch

1 e onof Ports Kansas spent the dayi turday with Mrs M L Mitchell

Eld ZT Williams and wife left forOlimipian Springs to be absent two

J weeks During their absence Eld Wil-

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will assist Eld J Q Montgdmeryln a meeting at Green River Church

Mr M S Schuster wholesale dealer in clothing Louisville arrived in Co¬

lumbia Friday tight He is stopping

it the home of Mr Sam Lewis wherehw wife and ch ldrpn9ae been visitingfor several weeks

lr Mr Robert Epperson and his sisterMiss Bessie left 1ue lrYrmomingforOklahoma where they have accepted a

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poaitionin a school as teachers Theyiare Worthy young people and enjoy ar reputation as instructor

Mrs Mollie Sanders aid Mrs SuisieZerjbaugh Pen ton are visiting relat-ives in thiscityzV

Rev JR Crawford and family wiljleave for the Renox Sulphur SpringCumberland county Thursday wherethey will camp and live in the woods fortwoweeks During their absence RevCrawfordsaddress will be BecksStore

Dr Garlin Grissom Miss Mabel AtkiIsMr Fred Hill Miss Alice WalkerMr John Lee Walker Miss MyrtleMyers Mr Tim Cravens Miss Ostrander Dr Woodruff Flowers Miss Ben¬

nett took tea at Griffin Springs lastSnnday

Mrs Melvin Carson and two childrenof Louisville reached Columbia lastThursday afternoon and stopped at thehome of Mr E G Atkins Fridaythey went to Jamestown where theywill visit relatives two weeks then re-

turned¬

to Columbia for a stay of sever¬

al days

Miss Minnie Kemp has returnedfrom Knoxville Summer School

Attend the Russell Springs Fair be ¬

ginning August 3 and enjoy yourselffor four days Good music fine saddlestock and swift runners

For Sale

One yoke of wellbroke cattle Willweigh about 28 hundred pounds 1 alsohave four red Jersey gilts bred toga

Ithorough bred hog and one nice malehog will weighabout 450 pounds ofsame stock Call orwrite me at once

A K Rupe382t Breeding Ky

Mattie Ewing who was a very re¬

spectable colored girl who made herhome for many years with Mrs BettieW Butler died last Saturday a victimof typhoid fever Interment Sundayafternoon in the colored cemetery Itwas largely attended

Columbia againts Cane Valley at LindseyWilson campus next Saturday af¬theseII

tI busMri Zach Darnell was in town Mon ¬

day and informed us that a monsterrattle snake had ben killed in his sec ¬

tion He stated that Bob Pointer kill ¬

ed one a few days ago that measuredfortyseven inches long and had minerattles

Columbia has the prettiest Fairgrounds in the State an adundance Of

shade and as fine water as ever pump ¬

ed out of the ground

The catalogue for the Columbia Fairis now being printed at this office andwill be ready for the public in a fewdays Remember that the Fair will be ¬

gin August 17 and will continue fourdays

By reference to the professional cardof Dr M E Jones it will be seen thathe now has an offce on the sqaure andis prepared to board stock at his barnwhile same is being treated

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The Colored District Conference inr the suburbs of Columbia was largely at¬

tended last week There werequite aInumber of ministers and visitors pres ¬

ent and during the sessionseveralvery entertaining sermons were deliver-ed

Charley Stults of Picketts MillIIMr of County Cle T R ° Stults

misfortune of losing his dwell¬

ing by fire a few nights ago togetherwith all its contents It is supposedthat the house caught from the kitchenflue No insurance

Notice

The tax payers of Columbia GradedCommon School district are herebynotified that the taxes levied in saiddistrict for the year 1909 are now due j

and are in hands for collection Toalpenaltylaw W B Patteson Collector

Be sure and attend the ColumbiaFair the first four days beginirig Au¬

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rain fell in the Sparkesvillecountry last Wednesday night It issaid that you can almost seethe corngrow in that locality

The Blue Jim CoalRI keep a large quantity of theBlue

Jim Coalas good as ever used in agrate I also keep other grades andmake the price as low as possible

Give me You order for winter use andremove it at your leisure

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34tf C P Mantzv i Campbellsville Ky

Itr Lee Cunninghamwho is em-

ployed at the Standard Hardwood Mill

met with painful accident last Wed-

nesday He was driving nails Jand

struck his left thumb Wittitlie ham-

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There are several things to take into consideration when buy-ing a bugy

FIRST But not Least You want QUALITY not poorQuality but Good Quality

SECOND You want your Moneys Worth x

THIRD You want STYLE and COMFORTi

FOURTH You want EASY RUNNINGno Heavy Draft

FIFTH You want to see WW MITCHELL GOSLine as their line comprises all the essential feat ¬

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uresI We have received several cars of this seasons latest

11creations in Fine Buggies and have prices ranging from

3195toHickory Columbus Wagonsreduced getf

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PLACE WHERE MONEY TALKS 1JIJIVLit VV VVV 3VUVV 3S

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1 Hour nays that will long be remembered after you see themc °In larger and better than ever We will offer 8600 Infthoroughbred running races besides trots and pacesfe u r list covering farm and garden products will be better than be¬ fV fore The women will have a good chance to win about X75 in their ex¬

fehibits and all women making exhibits of any a tune in the womens willCpartment will be given free admittance the first day and all others 1-

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We have good premiums for showstock and will be glad put our Cc Catalog in the hands of owners of this class of stock

<SpringscuUY J4Execution Sale

wbichfthe Adair Circuit Court cn the 11th dayof May 1909 in favor of The Bank ofColumbia and against C R Payne andJohn W Morrison for the sum of twohundred Thirtysix and 72100 Dollars

23672 with 6 per centinterest thereonfrom the 20th day of May 1909 and Fiveand 58100 dollars cost of suit I will onMonday August 2nd 1909 at the CourtHouse door in Columbia Ky the samebeing the first day of regular term ofthe Adair County Court at 1 oclock orthereabout offer for sale to the highestbidder upon a credit of three monthsthe following described property or asufficiency thereof to Satisfy said debtinterest and cost One lot in the

townIof Columbia Ky and knownGarnett land and containing about 2J 1

or 3 acresand is bounded as follows ByCampbellsville Turnpike Road Co andthe Russell County Road and the streetprovided for in the deed and there isreserved the lands sold to Solomon Mc

Kinjey Charles Sandusky Mrs P VDohoney J H Pelley and S POyerstreet Thislandist be sold subject toa mortgage in favor of R Young Of

Burkesville Cumberland County Kyfor the sum of Two Thousand andTwentyfour dollars 2024 00 with 6 percent interest thereon from the 13thday of February 1909

No 2 One loon the town of Colum-

bia Ky and known as the PlaningMill lot containing and is boundedas follows On the North by an alleyonthe East and South by the lands ofPage heirs and on he West by FrankSinclair No 3 Also one boiler aridengine one moulder one flowasg mst

chine one resaw one sizing saw oneplaner one

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scab andcardga ant allother Machinery and apparatus belonging to said Mill subject to h abor

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named Mortgage of R ° Young and alsoa lein of J T Goodman Jr for thesum of four hundred dollars 40000with 6 per cent interest thereon fromthe 19th day of 1908 on a Jinterest in the Planing Mill lot only

The personal property above namedwill be offered first and then the realestate Bond with approved securityand bearing 6 per cent interest fromjlate will berequired of the purchaserthis 17th day of July 1909

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Marriage License

Only four marriage licenses wereissued from the Adair county clerks of-

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during the month of July Thehappy couples are as follows A WWilson and Mary J Franklin W PBlankenship and Gillie Tarter AndyCoffey and Malinda A Wheat Wm WWheat and Mamie Eadley

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The Columbia Pea Ride Fair will be-

held August 14 This association iscomposed of boys of the town who will-

et out a good premium list

Russell CO will purchase a Fallstock of goods and will continue at theirpresent location until their new building is ready for Occupancy

rThe Pea Ridge Fair will be held Aug

14th

Look 5000 buys a Weber wagonfrom F L Wilson Russell SpringsKy 37r3ti

sTkAYED From my premises 5 hogstwo sows and three barrows All mark-

ed butone lOW crap oflrxrhtear1nl-eft Iray inrformxtiole xecovrerr 1 WilKaih Sullivan

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at prices to close out our stock Dont fail toour pricesoWe sell yonr go we sell you If not

why not

AGents for Fox Fertilizers the ackno ldged bestwheat fertilizer sold Let us have your order now for Fox

for WheatThe Price is Correct

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Notice to Taxpayers

I am now ready to receive your taxesfor the year 1909 The Adair FiscalCoqrtat Ta special term held on the 25thday of June made an additional levy oflOc on the 100 valuation of taxableproperty and 25c poll tax for Schoolpurposes This necesitated a change ofthe entire County with the exception ofthe Columbia Graded School Districtwhichchange has been made on mybooks and I trust that every tax payerin Adair County will come forward andsettle at once The Poll tax is now125 and 74c on tfie 10000

W B Patteson S A CIGet your pulling mules and horses

ready for the fair A good premium isoffered both

ADr S D Crenshaw a veterinary

surgeon has been a verybusy man forseveral weeks He has not time to do

anything but wait upon afflicted horsesand mules He now has about fifteenhead in his barns several of them fromCasey county The Doctor has the rep-

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of being a very successful prac¬

titioner

Columbia and Greensburg will metonthe grounds of the latter next Fridayand Saturday Large crowds shouldattend the games v 4

An infant child Of Mr and Mrs WE Grider who live m the Clear Spring

I nei hliorooddied recently It was only

about ten months old 1 j

Make up your miad to attend the CpIumbia Fair It is going to be the best

association has even givenr-

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ArheJaine Shelby dhow rill be onthe Fair grounds

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You cant afford to miss the PeaRidge Fair More than 30 will begiven in prizes for exhibitions of smallanimals Athletics Baseball and MusicCall on or write Geo Hancock Secre ¬

tary for a catalogue

NoticeIAll persons who had paid their taxes

for 1909 prior to June 25th at whichlime the Fiscal Court made an addition-al

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levy for School purposes are requested to bring your receipts in or meet meat my appointments and exchange re-ceipts as those who had paid beforethat date were not properly chargedbylaw2t

Farm For Sale

In eastern part of Adair county Ky4 a

IImiles northeast of Tarter post office100 acres 65 in cultivation good con-

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balance in timber lies well fiveroom house barn and other outbuild ¬

ings 5 good springs orchard and good 1

out side range Price 1000 For in-formation

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Marcus Tarter wTarter Post office Adair county Kylr

I kWantedrOne hundred and fifty gallons of>

blackberries are kt

Wilson lVanIttmdseyThe James Shelby show two

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free exhibitions very alt <

This above will be worth alyou at the gate

Buy Watkihai tenement flavorings Icoughcures i

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