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THE ADAIR GOUNIT NEWS 3 1II jProgram> l

The following is the programof the Musical Association to be-

Held at Wellfare church in Rus-

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county three miles fromty Russell Springs the 2nd Sun ¬

day in December 1910

900 a m House called toorder

1 Song led yFJ Hughes

3 Welcome address LorenPhelps

3 Response Rev I M

4Grimsley4 Solo My Mothers Prayer

Miss Eva Bryant5 Reading minutes of pre¬

ceeding meeting6 What is music and its in¬

fluence James Kerns andA-G Coffey

7 How teach music notationBen H Berton and StewartRexroat

8 What are measures andhow represented John BurtonTaylor Sullivan and Edgar Cof¬

fey

9 Songs by Taylor Sullivan

10 What is the > purpose ofchanging the measure in a piece

of music Denny Grimsley andJoe Kerns

11 Explain intrivals CortezMcKinley and Rucker P Grimsley

12 Solo James Kerns13 Explain the different forms

of the minor scale Ruel Cabbelland John Johnson

14 Rule to find key note inII

any key Ambros Smith andCortez Bryant

15 Repeat signs F JHughesEvery teacher will please fur-

nish¬

a solo or quartet

If your names do not appearon the program do not be of-

fended¬

but come and take partin the discussions

v Emma McGahaAssistant Seey

Kentucky NewsII

The Abner murder case fromBreathitt county was continuedin the Bourbon Circuit Court atParis until December 7

Merrit Collins aged seventyseven years a Confederate vet-eranr died suddenly at Versaillesof PneumouiaI

Henderson Camp of ModernWoodmen of America adcpted aclass of over 200 candidates-

N E Calmes of Marion hasacquired the Lyon County Heraldat Eddyville

andidatefat Murray Monday

A requisition was issued byGov Willson for the return tothis State of Watson Cheaney

who is now under arrest in TerreHaute He is wanted in Hen

rl derson on a charge of breaking

l iuto a store

j The Department of Educationj has begun mailing put to every

teacher in the Statecopies of theL Library Bulletin This bulletin

jgiven a list of the 1000 bestfj Ii0oks adopted to use in school

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jliiraries

i < arrEden a student at Tranrtyariia University narrowly

scaped being killed by the x-

plion la gasoline pressingmb room at the universit-

y4toitory Lexington jtV i

ijfljoriipc W Wilson lftof JjexingcTWnjtiikx Breeders Asso

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valued at SOOin the lavatory ofa Pullman car while returning ona train from New York

W E Roberts of West Pointfound a valuable pearl in a dishof fried oysters

Green A Parker aged sixtysix years a Federal vet rndiedat Lexington

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J Saved Prom AwfulHow an appalling calamity is his fam ¬

fly was prevented is told by A D Mc ¬

Donald of Fayetteville N G RF DNo8 My sister had consumptionhe writes she was very thin and palehad no appetite and seemed to growweaker every day as all remedies failedtill Dr Kings New Discovery was triw

edand so completely cured her that shehas not been troubled with a coughsince Its the best medicine I ever sawor heard of For coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup hemorrhagaallbronchial troubles it has no equals 50c

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Philosophy

By James Harrison Eads

A mans thoughts may reachto the stars while he remains ina mudhole

Because a woman has captivat-ed

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the populace is no proof thatshe is an angel

Some men will swear to thehighest friendship even to theend then stab you in the dark

Many people are your bestfriends for further considera-tion

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t In the business world todayfriendship is measured accordingto its cash value

Many love affairs are concen-

trated on bank accounts

It may be a contract of honorbut either party will break thehonor to make a dollar on the

contractSomemarriages may be affairs

of the heart but many of themhave pocketbooks hanging tothem

Much is said of a mothers lovebecause she hangs on and littleof the fathers love because hefurnishes the means

Patriotism should begin in thehome then it will reach out andcover the land but patriotismthat begins in the army never re ¬

turns home

Selflove takes hold on a manSfwhole being and if indulged willdestroy all good will towardothers

The p verbal snake in thegrass has turned to a serpentin-everydaylife

If men would turn from theeffect to the cause they wouldmore clearly see how to correctmany evils

If you would ever have listen ¬

ing ears and closed lips thisworld would be much betterAll open mouths must touch re ¬

sponsive chords cr they will

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iWomanly Wisdom0

d Sbme people grumble becausethe rose has thorns they oughtto be thankful that thorns haveroses I

Bring the soul into commandand mike the body obey orders

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Cook prunes by pouring boil¬

ling water over them and lettingthem stand on the back of thestove a few hours

Dont make ginger cookiesarid then hide>the jar < Nobody

ever hid a cooky jar where a Boy

could riot find it

I find turkey fat after it hasbeen tried put a splendid zub

stitujf for1butter lri making cook

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iGood Road Items

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Last New Jersey spent mrethan 000000 in repairing herroads J i

Escambia county FlaM js in ¬

vestigating the cost and advan ¬

tages 9fshellroadsSpain is planning a cJ r c uit

highway 1674 miles long to host1440000 I

I There is a movementi

on footin Iowa to spend the hunterslicense fund frroad improve-

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Of the 2100000 miles of pub¬

lie road in the United States 44

000 miles rank as first class

Williamson county Texas willspend 200000 in the constructionof sixty miles of gravel road

The Boys Booster Club ofIron county Mo has the honorof being the firs company ofgood roads soldiers in Missouri

Citizens of Franklinton Lahave asked for a per capita intheir parish of 1 on each male

between sixteen and fifty forgood roads

The Automobile Club of Indi ¬

ana is offering 300 in cashprizes t 0 the roadsupervisorswho make the best showing inkeeping up their roads

White sulphite waste a by ¬

product in the manufacture ofwood pulp is being used in partsof New York to make a roadsurface The experiment is be¬

ing watched with interestw

Euds Winters Troubles

To many winter is a season of troubleThe frost bitten toes and fingers chappM handa and lips chilblains coldsores red and rough skins prove thisBut such troubles fly before BucklensArnica Salve A trial convinces Great ¬

est healer of Burns Boils Piles CutsSores Eczema and Sprains Only 25c

at Paull Drug Co

Kentucky News

Adam Rhell was held tp an¬

swer at Cynthia a on the chargeof attempting to poison his par-

ents

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by placing poison in a cis¬

ternMrs Katherine Smith and Mrs

Alice Caldwell prominent women

of Paducah are dead

Northwestern Kentucky is suf¬

fering considerably from the con ¬

tinued drought

Jesse Bonar aged 17 yearswas accidently shot by a corn ¬

panion while preparing to starton hunting trip

Mrs Rosa Street was giving a

5500 verdict against the LandN Railroad at Elizabethtownfor the killing of her husband atUpton

Capt JV Foster a Civil warveteran died in Bullitt county

J T Alexander aged 50

years died of heart trouble atCadiz

Horace nasf a g e d JxO

years d ie4 of paralysis atPrinceton

The necessary amout to com-

plete

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the 45000 fund for themodel school at Lexington was

raised by public subscriptionv

Gruels are more tempting to

the sick if whipped to a frothwith an eggbeater and servedin a pretty dainty cup

When your stocking feet arepast mending cut off the legs

tor bags tQ I1It over the broom

when wiping walls or floorsv

lithe neck of a sweater be-

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stretched too loose fromWea1n shrink it by dippinig itin c1 yTfiniijJto dry

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Out of the Ginger Jart

A fat fee makes a lean clienti A sitting hen is in no fear ofthe roasting pat

A leaning gate is an indicationlazy owner

IOfa end of an argument is bet-

terI than either sidof itSome women marry for love

while not> a few marry for ali¬

mony

When it comes to the pinchthere is something to be said forthe lobsterj

The rolling stoi1ehasnt timeto gather moss on roads frequent-ed

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by automobiles

A sens of humor is useful toman but a sence of honor willget him much farther

saysIthingsdare say to his cook

It takes nine tailors to make aman but one woman can easilymake a goose of a man

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The gasoline engine serves avery useful purpose but do notexpect it to run the whole farm

The days are shortest in December andsoare a good manymen say along about the twen ¬

tyfifthBogus counts sometimes win

American girls and bogus counts

quite frequently win elections

Three barleycorns make aninch so the table says and threedrinks of barley juce sometimesmake a riot

The riddle of the sphinx maybe unfathomable but anybodycan understand the coal riddle ata

glanceMris hereby inform¬

ed in response to his lnquirythatwrinkles on a cows horn are notcaused by trouble or worry

I Wyandotte I am feelingveryuncomfortable MiorcaWhat ¬

Iever is the matter WyandotteMMy pinferthers are stickingme

Many aman who almost has afit when his wife pays 5 for abonnett will think nothing ofspending as much for a box of

i cigars with which to pollute theatmosphere From December

Farm Journalj

Pavement Philosophy-

Go early and youll get in the

rushLowcut gowns are not that

way in price

Some captains of industry aremerely pirates v

how women who = cant wearhigh heels detest them <

Misfortune 0 ve r ta k e s thespeeders rather than the plod ¬

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I Skeletons inmost v

closets areI too well kept and airedi

t A Watched pot never boils

WtatchrdpesThe average farmers boy

isnrt looking f o rl anyI hayday

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There are other fish besides

the biggest ones that get away

but you never hear of them

Souvenierrl1ntersaJ1ds40plifting are more closely related

than first cousins

Streetcars are always too fistor toO slow for some di the pas

serjigers

lift have two trinttoi

yoiI bow but have an extraone in your pockt <

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New Fall CarpetsI Ii 1 v Rugs and Wall Paper I

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resKqwn in many representative styles Low prices ares linked>

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i to good qualities making trading here absolutely safe and saving i V

Special inducements in Tulaid Lmo earns 150 grades per squareXv

yardI 1 0 6 patterns Plenty of eachand every yard Jos fjfc

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Marble 9 GraniteI

Cemetery workIT of all kindv Wi Represented by C G JEFFRIES in this and l ladjoining counties > +

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Campbellsville Sta Dec 34Mannsville Merrlmac Dec 5

Casey Creek Christian church

Dec 6

Cane Valley Dec 7

Gradyville Picketts Church

Dec 1011Columbia and Tabor Dec 1112

Temple Hill Dec 1718

Tompkinsville Dec 2021 I

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West Tompkinsville FountainI

Run Dec 2425<

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his credit He isnt a wolf insheeps clothing

It onlytakes two to make aquarrel but they are bou dltoget athird party into It if itspossible

You have reasonsfor dislikingf

some people but for the life of

you you cant see why they dis ¬

like you

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