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I l THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS COLUMBIA EY DECEMBER 1907

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III MANUFACTURE OFFULL DRESSED BEER STAVES IIINEAIII JEL1CO COAL at 22 cents per

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livered at Columbia Call on ort deI< LeP BKRDINOREENSBURG KENTUCKY

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CEMETERY WORK OF ALL KIND TRADE FROM ADAIR ANDQro Main Street Lebanon Ky

444 iCOLUMBIA PLANING MILL COMPANY

ALL KIJDS OF

Building Material Rough and Dressed Lumberµ

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FURNITUREMade to Order and on Hands at all Times

A Full Line of Windows and DoorsA COLUMBIA Y KENTUCKY

WHY BREAK YOUR BACK 1

1When you can Get a 1900 Ball Bearing

WASH MACHINEthat a Child 14 years old can Wash a Tub of Clothes in 6

minutes Guaranteed to do the Work or Money Refunded

v Write for prices on NEW WAY GASOLINE ENGINES

It Address Department A care of DEHLER BROS I

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fj1 vv1 I aandV1 t G 6ceres Country Produce wanted Give me a call

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Occasionally a good man turnsfrom that which is right listensto the songs of liars thieves orReal Estate men and sells hisgood Ky farm live stocketcgoes West to the supposed Landof Honey ponds and FlitterTrees But alas he is fooledthough no more than peoplewere fooled a hundred years ormore ago

He first goes to Kansas theplace aBout which you hear somuch blowing but on reachingKansas he sees nothing to com-pare

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with what he left in Ken ¬

tucky and tempted further hethinks he will go to Oklahomawhere people get richin afew days but alas as a matterof fact there is nothing doing inOkla and he is further temptedto go to New Mexico

By this time all his money isblowed in and he decides to

go to New Mexico in a roadwagon and he is apt to travelover the same grain of sand sev¬

eral times as Oklahoma is in adynamic state especially duringthe Spring months Aftertraveling several weeks yesmonths he reaches New Mexicoand by this time he is out ofreach of temptation has blowedin his last cent in fact he isready to make his home in the

WestSohe takes up a claim digs

a hole in the ground in which tolive then goes to digging ditch-es to get his Spring crops moist ¬

ened and after digging half hiswits away he puts iir a smallcrop of corn or pie mellons in a

Ifield so that there is no dangerof the old cow jumping inand devouring the crop for thefield is so small that shee wouldjump over

After working very hard thehail snow or something of thekind lays his crop by Thenalas there is nothing for him todo but send for money to getback to Kentucky saying thathe will never want a fortune inthe West praying to God to sparehis life from cyclones tornadoesetc till he can get back Hethinks that he would be happyto wake and find that he hadleft Kentucky only in his dreams-

I am Yours Truly-L M WILSON

Woodward OklahomaLv

A Dangerous Deadlock

that sometimes terminates fatally isthe stoppage of liver and bowel func ¬

tions To quickly end this conditionwithout disagreeable sensations IrKings New Life Pills should always beyour remedy Guaranteed absolutelysatisfrctory in every case or moneyback at T E Paulls drug store 25

DIRIGO

Venus Royse is quite low withtyphoid fever

In attempting to pull an ear ofcorn from a stalk J W Camp ¬

bell struck his hand against an-

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stalk inflicting a very serious wound A vein was cut andit was with much difficulty thatthe bleeding was stopped

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J G Campbell was on jockeyat Bjurjcsvilie last Mbnday

J Jv England made a tfusiaessfOt-

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trip to Horse Cave last week

While jetting breakfast theother morning Mrs Marion Norris accidentally knocked the stoveover and spilled a pan of hotgrease on her hand inflicting avery painful wound

Mr Evan Strong and Miss Eula Turner were married last Sun¬

day Squire Rosenbaum officiat ¬

ing Immediately after the cere-mony

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the bride and groom accom¬

panied by Mr R S Royse andp

Miss Mattie Samuels repaired tothe home of the grooms fatherMr Houston Strong where abountiful supper awaited themThey were greeted by quite anumber of relatives and friendsand the evening was delightfullyspent Your correspondent heart ¬

ily extends congratulations andwishes them ax long and happylife

Several from this place attend ¬

ed the sale of BlairIRupe near

Breeding last Thursday4

KN1FLEY

After having been ill for sometime your scribe is able to pushthe pencil feebly

The health of this part at thiswriting is generally good

Farmers are late with cornharvest this fall owing to thecrop being so sappy

Mr S K Humphress will re¬

move with his family to KansasII

the first of the yearCorn is worth 250 per barrel

delivered from the field

Wheat looks well for the sea ¬

son owing to the late seedingThe Kentucky Singletree

Spoke Company have closed theirshops at this place owing to theunsettled condition of mane Y

matters

T B Hazard has also closedthe Stave inter st at this placefor the same cause

The School closed last Mondayin District No 55 for the want ofa teacher

Mr W F Feese and MissAnnis Watson <were quietly mar-red at Cane Valley last Sunday

¬partiesand stand high in society in thesection in which they reside

The Christian Church at thisplace is soon to have a new roofThe shingles are now on theground

Financial transactions of allkinds is on a standstill owing tothe money scaresA Pretty homemade hangingbasket can be made of almost anystraight sticks or twigs all the

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better if they have a rough barkThe twigs are laid up in cobhousestyle and held together by bits ofstrong wire at the corners Holes

are bored twist or knot below

and above twisting to form anceye to serve to attach thecord or chain by which the basketis hung Such a basket should

belined with moss with earth fora bottomV

iHerman Senze who was ar-

rested

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at a cabin in the mountains

where he was engaged in coun-

terfeiting half dollars admitted-

to the secret service officers whocapturld him tljat he was coun-

terfeiting

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showed with pride the

dies and machinery he hadtomadecounterfeiting to Povide fundsfor building an airship l

TCM WISEMAN SON

Diamonds and Precious Stones

Jewlers and Opticians

If Special attention givento work and all orders inof goods in our line

rOposite Music Hall

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S D CrenshawVETERINARY SURGEON I

iSpecialFistulo Pollevil Spavin or any sur¬

gical work done at fair prices I amwell fixed to take care of stock MonVey due when work is done or stock I

removed from stablesONEHALF MILE

FROM COLUMBIA

ON IIPOINTMENT

Coffins AND Caskets

HI keep ready for use all kinds ofCoffins and Caskets which will besold at short profits Give me acall and be convinced that itwould be to your interest to pa-tronize my shop

J E Snow Russell Springs

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TRIPLETT GRANTVDENTISTSPorcelain Fillings

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Residence Phone 29 Office Phone 40 Ring 2

Office inJeffries Building

Columbia Kentucky

The NewUbitt Hotel

NEAR DEP-

OTLEBANON KY

Neat Rooms Good Beds Good Table Fare and asGood Accommodations as found anywhere Firstclass in everything and most reasonable in priceThe jjatfbnage of Adair Countysolicited

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OFFICE FRONT ROOMS INf JEFFRIES BUILDING j

PHONE NO 40 RING 31

Columbia KentuckyI

WILMORE HOXELfFirstclass Table

Good Sample Rooms VV

Feed StableReasoBable Rates

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