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The Adair County news.: n. Wednesday, October 7, 1903.
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THH+ jADAIB COUNTY NEWSoVQT6 G T COLUMBIA ADAIR COUNTY KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 7 1903 NUMBER 47 POST OFMCE DIBECOMlJ- MM J JlCtJ IJS rOoT UtfIER T Buc UD iuY rosru1ST o k iurs b aLy hit COUIiT 1MKBCTOKT oIIar tfcrw se inais year Third day tugatY tttrd Mmdrr to lday sad Tairdh eadayt4a psc rhJuiSfeW Junes JUUAeatUi ttwaiyM WAaron L nll1 W iti icier Jtt y CasaF r Edaytn eaohdiOPtL JnltdT A 41 U01tl y Iaat1 tnettJi rt iuili JK PCor dower W Jiurton- voyor3lr 8 T McCifli sUoo suptRn Jau nvrOSI af fell r oJtsr = teyorcortycafC7ran3ap In raIi ruoth JuiieT C UarCeoB nyGqdOIl YuotxeU ry Marshal GTFower 1 OilU RCii DIRKCTOBr PRSttBYTt3 1Alt Be rCJSIIsrIIUTReyp- ulQr Services eoad sad fourth Sunday ti la ach month 8und y Cltoolat9amavetpi- xbbatb Prayer mealing every Wednesday nthV- HBTIIODI T tua STBHBTHfcT Metcalfd ServtcM Qret Sumtty In each month aundaysohooieverySabbntb t9uni Prayer cSuK Thursday olfiM BAPTIST SnatlTReV JP Bernggs pi r lir4aud Ultrd San day tn ch month S aysehoot ecrp Sabbatb m Praycr- meUnhTuendar 1Ih1 rBJLtTluii Pita BW W E Axlrill Pas or sciTtcec Soeond d Fourth Sundajs la each moth Buntey hool every Sab ife90Ac Prayer iMetiDR Wedne day 1 night LOIX4ES MA8OXIC Lonnn No F end YRegu Ur meetiag U Choir hU over bank on Fr1 iaynrghton et bcftre the full moon In each month W Coffey W W June Secretary R No meets friday Eight alter full meon J E H P W w Secretary YETINERY SURGEON a Fistulo PollevU spliuts siwvio or any surgical work done at fair prices J am fixed to take care of stock- S D OllENSHAW X mile rromColumblllooD Disappointment ATIfOTTER CCW- HOLESALE GROCERSand COMMISSION MERCHANTS Louisville Kentu- ckyeere a o GRADYI I gSPECIAIGold Filling Crown and Bridge work ir OFPICB over Russell Murrells Store Columbia Ky Scientific Shoeing 0I am ready to do Black Smith ing of any kind from horse shoe og to the repairing of the finest 7 vehicles 1 will make specialty of shpeing fanrafls with diseased hoofs and gnurantee Batisfaptioi My shop is located back of livery ask Barbee Robertson Giv me your work J W COFFEY Wilinore Boter A We M WILHOKE Props Grad YiUe Kentucky HERE is no better place to sioni 1 hotelfirsample room and a ftrs clas t1blets ciy easoaable Jt1 i l neJ II r r 2 ft R 1tj 4 4 i liKEJ7 UCKr j uTbe l ca uckifh who considers itr h 3tdtr4d u duiy to beat you in a horeu tiadburaJutEber dtaisaid the Rev Johtr R Oro ser at the Kenwood EVungeiicul church lu Chicago last Sunday seeps allJJf the coiumand uienis and the eighth much better than ills northern brethren The Rev Mr Grosser itseems has recent ly returned from a vacation in the Blue Grass State which he found to be a land of paradoxes The native bedsXJHredwould not steal your umbreiia but he would kill you for calling him a hard name he drinks uitoushine hlsky yet shows no sign of dissipation and there is not a dull eyed wan in Kentucky The Kentucky gentleman who works three or Jour hours a day declares the Rey Mr Crosser will not swear in the piestuceuf the Kentucky lady who works sixteen hours a day Whether tnis is clue to the Kentucky mans fear rest his profanity might cause the Kentucky woman to suspend work the lltv Mr Crasser does not inform us Still ids difficult for even a preacher who has been making observation dur ing a vacation period to generalize in a matterof this kind Theremust be plenty of Keutnckians who do not cheat in horse trades and it only stands to reason that there must te plenty of Kentucky gentlemen WhOI work as many as eight hours a dayI and some Kentucky women who do not work al all Chicago Chronicle PATHETIC COURT SCENE Monday afternoon two highly re respected citizens both known for their many good deeds had a misunderstanding over a trivial matter and came to blows A policeman who happened to be nearby separated them before any damage was done In tbeI court Judge Corn addressed them and said You both wear buttons of a cause that was loved and lost Those buttons are the highest emblem of honor that can be bestowed uponI heroes It ilibecomes one of my younger years to call attention to the fact that you both also wear the honor of a hoary bead and knowing you as I do I believe tbat such conduct upon your part was in sudden heat and passionI and It is the judgment of the court that you each pay one cent and the costand I trust that you will shake hands over the bloody chasm as two old confederates should do and Jet this matter be forgotten At the conclusion of his honors remarks the two old soldiers grasped each other by the baud and thus ended one of the most pathetic scenes ever witnessed In a court room in this cityHarrods burg Herald OUGHT TO SURRENDER TAYLOR The mills of legal justice grind slow but grind exceedingly fine inHOld Keutuck The Governor of Indiana and his advisorspeople high in authority and the councils of govern ment administration ought now to SEE the great injustice of further protecting Governor Taylor exGoy ernur and chief conspirator in the great tragedy enacted at Frankfort in the murder of Governor Goebel who is now and bas been a fugitive front justice ever since his indictment in Kentucky which has caused all fair minded people to wonder at the amaz- Ing partisan influence that has thus far protected a man wha isnow proven to have been one of the chief conspirators in tne assassination of his politi cal opponent for the oflfee of Gouernor in one of the greatStatesol the nation and that in defiance of the will of the people as expressed through the ballot box aud the civil courts of the land The Governor of the State of Indiana can no longer consistently shield exGOv Taylorfrom arrest and return to the State of Kentucky to face tile criminal Indictments standing against him In the courts of that State charging him with the crime of conspiracy to assassinate aad murder Justice crlesout for Its victim and all tile influence of friendstd relatives and alt the protectionthrpwn around him by officials of the government will not save him from the awful doom that Awaits him like his coparcener Caleb iPowersfexSecretary lor Staten w sentenced to dcathhemustlace- a jury in the Courts of Ibe State as abide the consequences iToT else legal justice ia farceCoen KrvlHev Iowa iTouraal r t rJThc Adair County NevFS furnishes aHHhe local 1nfJTmatlpnand the cur tevents of theState THE NEGRO QOESTIOy We do not believe that the majority of the white men in the Republican party In Kentucky are any more In favor of negro i quality than are the white Democrats of the State but the tendency of tfce Republican party as a national party Is all in that direction The Republican press of the North does not find terms bard enough to condemn the white people in the South because they lynch negro raps fiends These continued attacks upon the South for its protection of its women against lecherous and brutal negroes will not stop the application of the rope to every such scocndrel when captured but it Is a lesson to the South as to how the North regards the negro They are inflaming the pas sions of the colored man purposely by creating in their minds the idea that they ara badly treated The President of the United States the head of the Republican party eats not only with a negro at his own table but Invites negro women to the White House receptions to such an extent that Southern Congressman refuse to attend these social functions Then we have Cal Morris Belknap the publican nominee for Governor show Ing that he thought a negro was aS good as a white man by voting for As berry a negro for Ragtster of the Land offlceover Maj Cessel one of the cleverest gentlemen in the State Then there Is Judge Beckner the Republican nominee for Attorney Gen eral the known advocate and champ ion of Barea college a mixed school for whites and blacks where both do attend So far did Judge Beckner go in this direction that he is known throughout Kentucky as Barea Bill With a Republican President dining with a negro with a Republican candidate for Governor voting for a negro for an important State office with a Republican candidate for Attorney General advocating and encouraging a mixed school with mixed schools in every State where the Republican party is in power with the Republican party press denouncing the South for lynching negro rape fiends it is about time our white Republican friends In Kentucky if they are opposed to negro equality to get out of bad company get m the white mans party and vote the Democratic ticket this fall Elizabetetown News- BUILDING GOOD ROADS Cal J H Brigham assistant secre tary of agriculture at Washington in a recent speech at a good road conven tion said some things tbat everybody ought to read Among other good things he said tel see no reason why the general gov ernment shoeld not appropriate a cer tain sum of money to be expended in this great work Of course thestates counties and local communities should be expected to cooperate A little aid from the general government would be a wonderful encouragement to all tbe people I hear a number of speakers here saying that we must stirup Congress Now I want to Impress you with the idea that we must first educate the people When the people are in favor of national aid in building good roads congressmen will be in favor of it and not until then They are not going ahead of the people- I see no reason why the general government should not reach out its strong arm and help the people of this country get better means of communication I want to see this movement pushed with all the energy tbat is characteristic of the American peo ple When we undertake to do any thing In this country we do it and do It well We have started out for bet ter roads and we are going forward on this line till we have as good roads as can be found anywhere in the world In these remarks Colonel Brlgbam has sounded the keynote of the good roads campaign The masses of the people must be aroused and Organization is the principal means be employed Conventions should be held and associations should be organ zed in all sections of the country It is not enough to get out a crowd o professionaUToad reformers to make Thde and progressive men in all walks of life to arouse theindlilerent to convince the objectors and to get up a wave popular enthusiasm for better roads Untirthls is done uo important r fj rsults wljlBe accomplished dv 0 J y x THE CATTLE TRADE The Lexington Gazette iu speaking of the sales of export cattle says The activity is the same which usually strikes the Bue Grass region this season of the year and the farmers are poorly satisfied with ths values which herds are bringing Kentucky beeves last year at this time were worth about eight cents a pound in Louisville while thlsycar they are bringing Only five cents Some of the best steers that can be secured are selling around 45 against 375 last year at tbe same time For that reason breeders have little Incentive to rush their sales and are holding with greater persistency than usual in hopes that the advance of the season and the foreign demand will enable them to dispose of their holdings at better values than they can now get The cattle raised in the blue grass region of this state are the most superior tbat exporters can se cure as they make beeves of a super ior quality and will stand shipment with greater hardihood than the run of cattle purchased elsewhere EXJECTS CURISTS COMING Rev James Aiken Smith pastor of the Sixth Presbyterian church Cincin nati in an address before the Presby terian church declared that he could see in conditions and progress of the world signs of the second coming of Christ He based his conclusions on tbe existence of similar conditions when Christ first came to this earth Hesald The Bible states that the end shall comewhen all nations have heard the Word of God and that has surely come to pass The growth of our missionaries has been marvelous in the last century and while they once numbered twentyfive at the be ginning of the last century they now number 50000 and every nation has been reached The Dlb calso says that tbe world will be in a religious and educational turmoil and students of events know tbat never in the worlds history has there been as much disagreement in these matters espec ally educational for no educators can agree on what today constitutes an education Daniel Dougherty a resident of Columbus 0 appealed to the court for protection from his two sons and it was then learned by the public tbat two factions of the family have lived In the same house for years without holding any communication The father and one ot his sons do their own cooking in part of the house the mother and two of her boys doing the same in a different section of the demicile The father wno Is well oil declares that threats against his life have been made by the sons who stick to the mother GENERAL NEWS It is said that the corn crop of Ne braska will reach 200000000 bushels Yellow fever is on the increase in Laredo Texas and Nirevo Laseda Rev Sam Jones had a fist fight in Cartersvllle Ga with a man whom he called a dirty dog J J Snyder of Sioux City Iowa had an attack of appendicitis due to biting off his mustache and swallowing the hair Father Callahan In charge of the building of a new cathedral at Denver is charged with being 20000 short in his accounts John Alexander Dowie the sage of Zion City and selfstyled Elijah the Prophet will take an invading army Into New York City There are over three thousand child Ten who are without school accomo datlons in New York City owing to the crowded condition of the schools AtOconomowac Wls George Dally whose wife and children had left him tried to shoot his wife shot his froth er ln raw set tire to his house an 1barn and blew out his brains Miss Rose Mary Sartorls grand dauahter of Gen U S GrantTis to be Wrighttor foughton tbe confederate side in the Civil War tA special train was run over the- M non route from Chicago to French Lick Springs a distance of 200 miles alstrata of a mile a minute The spec ial bad the tight of way and cost 500 telJanyfalsefJCenlucky The party can he defeat ecl6ady if only halt ttie truth is told iboutitq V jff t 7a 4 i 4 BURGLAR PROOF COFFIN Tebody of llronstoaE Tuttle of Naugatuck Cobu a millionaire who was burled this week was placed in a casket inclosed in a burglarproof wet allic box or vault so constructed that once the lid was shut and locks snap ped intoplace the vauld could not be opened until after several hours of work unless dynamite wes used Be cause of his wealth it ws deemed ad visable to take all precautions against ghouls The lid of the vault is fasten ed with twelve automatic locks and bars aid to open the vault it would be necessary to saw through every bar This work could only be done by hand and would require twentyfour hours accomplish As another precaution against grave robbers a watchman keeps gaurd over the grave by niget He sleeps under a tent near the grave and is fully preparod to resist any attempt to remove the body from the vault The 11th district republicans didnt know how bad they wanted to go to Congress until Hon Vincent forcing died A number of the candidates to succeed him would hardly make good soostables and they have set up their lightning rods not with the hope of being struck with the nomination but thinking possibly they might be hit at some stageof the game There are some 20 candidates in all and each day brings out two or three more Repub IIcans love ofllce about as well as tbe Southern Negro loves Die Stanford Journal The Democratic State campaign is gaining In vigor and aggressiveness day by day and Gov Beckham and nu merous other able champions of the cause are tirelessly expounding the doctrins of the true political faith from one end of the old Commonwealth to the other With nothing to conceal and a past administration of State af fairs which will compare to the best advantage with any that have preceed ed It there is every reason for the be lief that the people do not want and will not have a change from the trust ed tried and true to that which to say the least of it would be but a dan gerous experimentjudging by oth ers of the same stripe that once upon a time held sway ARIGHT MAN IN OFFICE In these parlous times ofloot and official grafting in the postal department of the nation it is refreshing to find evidence that all the staff are not tarred with the same stick of suspi cion and criminal accusation First Assistant Postmaster General Wynne has just repeated the proof that he at least will not stand for any imposition upon the department and the people In the matter of the postal order supplies which are furnished by contractors he promptly re jected the first bids because his knowl edge of the printing business convinc ed hint that the figures demanded were exhorbitant The contract Is for tour years and the total amount is large The second bidding brought the figures down to a reasonable level and General Wynne has closed a con tract that saves the goxernment 000 over the first bids and 9000 from the previous contract making a net saving of 60000 for the people Throughout all the postal trouble- this official standing next to the de partment of chief hasstood resolutely for full Investigation and publicity He has refused to consider that pub tic business should be done less care fully and honestly than private business His motto has been tbatJIbe serves his party best who serves his country best and wjth that cenVlC thin he has Insisted that those who have abused their offices and made personal merchandise of the public andd punished as common rascals Iris to the honor of the newspaper profession that General Wynne was chosen from it to his present station He is a good example of the fair and square journalist who in Washington serve the American public with gov ernment news and will not conceal o condone official dishonesties whether In their own party or in the opposl Hon AtlantaConstltutlon There are no renegade Republicans on the Democratic State ticket The former Democrats on the Republl can ticket would not be there If the tlckethadthe qstora chance to ibii z r i y X CRA1 CRAFT Born to the wife of S H Murrell thd 21st a boy His name is Beckham Mr Wm T Elder of Elkhcro Tay lor county and Miss Mollle Murrell this place were married at the home of the bride last Thursday morning Rev L Dehart officiating The wedding was a quiet one only the intimate friends being present Miss Marvin Grider visited relatives at Coburg last week Messrs S McKinley P A Murrell Jesse Bryant aud Felix McKinley were In Campbellsville last week on busi nessJessie Murrell was at Ruseell Springs one day last week on business Grover Shelton and G G Ausdin of Cabbie visited relatives here last N Mnrrell was In Columbia one day last week Olio McKinley bought G Ray one horse for S50 00 Prayer meeting at Concord every Saturday night CAMP KNOX The frost of last Thursday and Fri day nights did a great deal of damage to tobacco in this community- Mr Wm Irvine was in Columbia Monday Miss Lillas Penick of Stanford Texas and Misses Valonia Sandidge Helen and Minnie Penick were the guests of Mrs J R Irvine last week Miss Vira Penick of Greensburg visited Miss Louise Cabell last week Misses Helen Minnie and Lilias Penick and Messrs Willie Penick and Penick Irvine spent Sunday at Griffin A Neagle was in Louisville last week on business Mr Willie Ingram who has been quite sick forseveral weeks Is improving Miss Louise Cabell is visiting In Greensburg this week Mr Ed Handy and sons attended the association at Macedonia last Wednesday evening at 7 oclock Mr Ernest Walls and Miss Ida Russell were united in marriage Mr J E Johnston and Miss Lula Lendley being their attendants Rev Dudgeon of Cane Valley officiated Mrs Seldon Hatcher and daughter rendered the musicDr J Booker and wife attended the speaking at Greensburg Friday A SAD STORY- A young man bought a shirt tbat was manufactured in the East Rolled up inside of it he found a note from the younglady who bad answered It in which she stated she would be pleased to correspond with the buyer provided be matrimonially inclined The young man answered it on perfumed paper and used his rosiest language stating how glad he would be to mar ry In a short time he recleved an answer saying in a sharp language that the lady had now been married three years and was the mother of two children Of course he began Investi gating to find why he was too late It was explained by the fact that his goods had laid on the shelves of the local dealer who did not advertise- Ex A MAN TURNING TO STONE Andrew Buchler a middleaged patint at St Josephs hospital in St paul is becoming petrified His stomach and intestines are so hardened that they resist every effort of medicine and almostimp- arvoous to instruments Bnlcher comes from norther- Minnesota He was strong powerful man Some months ago his digestive organs refused and he sought treatment at his home He could got no relief and came to St Paul He has been at the hospital for six weeks He is kept packed in ice and nr weenhim alive He gets no solid food rbut he exists on ice water and milkHow long he can withstand the- marbhization of his bodyis con jeoturo Hie limbs are not paralyzed i and he could walk around alone if his physicians would allow him He is not marriedand has no relatives in the State St Paul Pioneer Flew J i vv e r tij Z eiS y j y t 1 BOBBITT HOTEL LEBANON KYJ JD B0331Tf SJN Prop rletors Railroad Street Within Fifty Yards of the Depot tSNewly and neatly furnished clean beds Special accommodations for commercial men Rates reasonable countiesspeetrtlliy M DST0N E nave an Excellent MAD STONE which has been tried in about one hundred cases snakebitessan ci tc cu to many of the ase Yritoorcllrnme DULWOrTll Ky JA TJLWO RTH End of n Hitter Fight Two physicians had a long stubborn tight with an absess on my right lung writes J F Hughes of Du Pont Ga and gave me up Eveybody thought my tIme had come As a last resort 1 foxConsumption was striking and I was on my feet In a few days Now Ive entirely gained CoughsColds Guaranteedecl by all druggist Price 50c and 3100 Trial bottles free + CI M WISEMAN A SON + JEWELERS and OPTICIANS Dealers In Diamonds and Prellolls Stouts 0Special attention given to work and all ordersof goods In our line 132 West Market between 1st and 2nd- Oposltehtuslcrrall LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY B0 FOUR ROUTE Summer Tourist Line MOUNTAINS LAKES FOREST AND SHOKE NEW YORK AND BOSTON TheTravelers Favorito Line Chicago Pullman Sleepiug Cars Strictly Modern Indianapolis Peoria and aL points in Indiana and Michigan Unequaled Dining Car Service Modern Equipment Fast Schedules Write for Summer Tourist J LYNCH W P DEPPE Qenl Pass Ticket Agt Asst OP T A CINCINNATI OHIO SJ GATES General Ky CHEAP LANDS For Homeseekers and Colonies The country along the Cotton Belt Route in Southeast Missouri Arkan sis Northwest Louisiana and Texas offers the greatest opportunities for Homeseekers Mild climate good water cheap building material abund ance of fuel and soil tbat will often in a single season yield enough to pay boughtnat S4 and S per acre up bottom land at 85 and 16 per aqreup Improved or partlyclarfd land at 810 and 815 per acre up Some tine propositions for colonies tracts of 2000 to 8000 acres at 4to 10 per acreblg money in this for a good organizer Fruit and trnck lands in the famous peach and tomato belt of East Texas at S10 to 20 per acre up Write us for information about cheap rates excursion dates al so literature descriptive of this great country and let us help you lInda home that will cost you no more than r the rent you pay every year r EW LABEAUif ap C T AI Cotton Belt ROUI t St Louis Mo Col Belknap republican candidate for governor in Kentucky Is due to loose two votes when Curtis Jett is sent to the pente on rtegceo and bung the otherQ L i jr t O TIIB ADAIR COUNTY NEWS Published Every Wetlnesuay 4dair ouI- NCOUPDRATED BY THENewso CEXAB 8 UARBIti Editor to ths laterDtmocnic tt fie jRi i Usvotert eta of the city of Columbia oed the people o Adair and adjacent counties Entered at the OolnmbU Poi tofflceaseecond clas tmll mutts WED OCT7f 1903 DEMOCRATIC TICKET For Governo- rJ 0 W BEOKHAM For Lieutenant Governor- W P THORNE For Auditor of State S W HALER- 4ForiTreasurer H M BOSWORTH For Attorney General 1 N B HAYS For Secretary of State H V McOHESNEYg For Supt of Public Instruction J H FUQUA For Commissioner of Agriculture HUBERT VREELAND ForC lark of Court of Appeals MORGAN OHINN FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER HON 0 0 McOHORD In last weeks issue of the Spec tutor a full column was devoted to showing up the Editor of the News That article contains four distinct charges namely That we hate and despise the Spectator that we discontinued tho paper and or dered our advertisement oat of it when it changed its politicts in 1896 that we established the the News to drive the Spectator out of business that wo appeal to you to vote for Mr Rollin Hurt for Circtit Judge The full weight of that article is intended to stir up a foeliug against the News to induce Republicans ti stand firm for their puliciition and put the bayonet to ours It goes back to the grave of 1896 and seeks to unearth a ghost to frighten and prejudice the intelligent reading people of this section against the News It has all along been a willing worker to keep up preju dice to pitch sneers at us and ma lign traduce and vilify the entire Democratic paaty and it is no worse today than twelve months ago No man who fails to see as it sees who has conviction and courage but fails to indorse its policy or support its party can hope to shun its violent denuncia tions It seems willing to rob the grave of forgetfulnbss to work in the myer of discord and disunion of our people to advance its inter est and serve its party bosses It preaches the doctrine that Democrats are thieves and denounces the Democratic press as Gobelite organs of misrepresentation The editor of the News has watched its course and shunned its policy be lieving that no man no paper has a right to measure tho honesty and good intentions of free and untrammeled Kentuckians We answer the charges above named as follows FIrst our feeling for the Spectator is not so warm as for a brother It is not hatred it is not envy but disgust Second we were not taking the Spectator when it saw the vision of 1896 but did settle with the publisher for our advertisement whichwas discontined at that time The people of this town and county will remember that the first issue of that paper after the change contained a cartoon in which the Democrats were represented as a r pack of hounds chasing capital from this country We squared accounts and have no further apology Third we established the News believing it a good business venture and hoping to accomplish good for our town and this section of the State Up to date we have no regrets for thin act Whether it has been of worth to the moral industrial and social advancement of this section we leave with those jKmiliir with its iJj efforts and acquainted with thri changed conditions of our county and town We recognize our ina bility to change the political con f ditions of this county State or nation but feel that it is not a rime to appeal to the intelligence v of this district to vote for Mr i 1s r I Rollin Hurt a lawyer a gentle man of known ability who possesses every qualification in the highest form so essential to the discharge of the duties of so im portant an office as Circuit Judge His only sin is that he is a Demo crat although his opponent has a longer Democratic record having fought the Republican party from its cradle on through its varied stages of existence down to 1890 Then keeping house for the Old Bourbon Democracy he somehow fled from it and by the use of modern methods known to the people of this district he received the nomination irom the party he has so forcefully denounced from boyhood days until time has wrinkled his forehead whitened his hair dimmed his sight and partially destroyed his hearing No man in all this country has a stronger straighter Democratic recoid than Hon H G Baker No man has striven harder to beat back the onward march of Republicanism When Demoora- oy was strong and powerful he sought its honors and received them Political conditions have changed here j the infant in the cradle of 18GO which withstood his deathly strokes has become a gi ant and he seeks to become its mater relegating old time leaders It is for the people of this section to determine whether the News dwells in the realms of hatred and abuse or whether its fights have been the outcome of unwarranted attacks BE ON TILE ALERT S W Hager Chairman of the State Campaign Committee writes us as follows The Democrats should not be fooled as to the methods of the Re publican State Campaign Com mittee The Chairman o f the Republican Committee is Dr W Godfrey Hunter whose way of conducting a campaign is unique He now has secret headquarters at the Gait House in Louisville and is conducting the campaign of his party behind closed doors He is endeavoring to create the impression throughout the State that tbe Republicans are disorgan ized and are taking no interest in the election Ho is also endeav orng to create the impression among the Democrats that Bel knap has no chance and that his followers have praotally given up the fight However it is learned from absolutely trustworthy souro es that Dr Hunter is using all his skill to effect a complete organi zation in every precinct in the State and that all of this is being done with the greatest secrecy and with the emyloyment of all the dark lantern methods known It is also learned from the same sources that the Republicans have a larger campaign fund this year than ever before and they are re lying on simply buying the ma jority for Belknap in order to get this State in line in the President ial race in 1904 Realizing the importance of the fight this fall the Republican National Committee has sent thousands of dollars to Kentucky and this vast sum has been greatly augmented by subscriptions from big corporations and by contnbu tlOns of the Federal Machine I hioh contrary to law has forced minor employees of the govern ment to give money from their saleriesIt long been Dr Hunters boast that he can carry Kentucky if he has the money to buy the votes The Democrats in the coming election should show Dr Hun ter that the Republican party backed by the National adminis tration the corporations and the Federal Machine cannot buy the suflforage of the people ofl Ken tuoky They should show him that it makes no difference to what ex tent the State is flooded with mon ey that the vote of th3 Common wealth cannot be purchased and that they believe in majority rule The Bepablican party organs all overthe country in the preeent financial crisis are playing pohtfss by calling J Pierpont Morgan sev eral varieties of names He certainly has treated that party shameful by taking a tunable at this particular time Never theless some little consideration should be shown liy syndicate politics r the creature of its cnyn creation r Mr Belknap and the weather were at Greensbuig yesterday f i r It is believed that the rasa for the Republican nomination for Congress in this district will come between Edwards and Hunter It is given out that the Republicans of Kentucky iu Washington and the Administration favor Ed wards The Committee met at Junction City yesterday The Democrats of this State should be dilligent and watchful The Republicans will use all the means they can command to bring out their full strength Let no Democrat stay from tbe polls on the day of election We want the largest majority given for years Very large crowds continue to meet Gov Beckham at every speaking At Somerset last Fri day the number was estimated at 7500 GLENPILLE Mrs J S Chapman who has been confined to her room for several months with paralysis is no better Mrs W L Taylor has been quite sick for several days but is now imp proving We understand that Mr E H Rosenbaum has purchased Mrs Chira Wesleys property and will remove to our town in the near future Mr Jas W Marshall and Mrs Cyotha Marshall have exchanged farms and will remove to them soon Mr John Neat Republican candidate for Circuit Clerk was here a few days ago He had but little to say concerniug his candidacy but seemed to think that a man as well acquainted and as popular as he is from no pone to Little Cake would not be likely to have opposition in this county crrr 5 sw5S E33i3sse55SiMr Joe C Potts one of our neigh bors died on the evening of the 24th after a severe illness of several days His remains were laid to rest in the Helm cemetery about one mile from this place A large crowd attended the burial and the funeral services were ut the M a good communityied in this I see a your Mr Melvin White I was glad to hear from him and to know that he is yet living and as full of fan and vrlticism as ever He wants to know something about some of his old friends Doctor Voils Henry Otterson Seldon Ben nett and others I am sorry I cant give information concerning any of them except the old doctor Am glad to say he is still living and hlsuppoed- to be near 100 years old He has aban doped the use of strlnlgns and tonlgans altogether in his practice and has given them over to Dr S W Strange while he himself uses hellbuck as a remedy for all diseases I understand the boys are aiming to have him administer a large dose to Belknap in November GLEN ILLS NO 2 We had a good rain on the 1st and plowing for wheat has begun in Johnson is now a citizen of our wnhavlng recently moved to the I S Taylor property which he bought some time ago Capt J S Chapman suffered a slight stroke of paralysis on the 1st inst He is able to travel about some and we hope he will soon recover H K Walkup hasheen nominated by the Democrats of this magisterial district as a candidate to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the late W C Loy Mr Walkup is a man noted for firmness of will sound judg ment and his respect for law and order When elected he will make one of of the best justices that has ever sey cd this district FONT HILJ The health of tbs community is very good Hon Rollin Hurt candidate for cir cult judge delvered a nice smooth enthusiastic speech here the 30th S O Neat traveling salesman was here today triphinew church building and Ma Irrhe at Friendship are near com IJ H Smith this place and Robt Irvins Store have just returned from the city where they hough their new fall goods Farmers arc bnsyspwing wheat few being through J II Smith and G T Rexroat were visitUjg H McBeath Wayne county last week The young peoples social at lTiussell Springs last Saturday night wastlarge ly attended and all report a nice time nfday nlph tat the home of MrA R Foley The nev church at Friendship will be dedicated the third Sunday in Oct tober by tevJr II Atkins of Bujrks vile FontHlllLodge mot at their 3iall on tbn fourth Slttur ayut2p m Tlipro nacre jeprepehtatlvrs present frnm Antlnch Xntnnvllle NeatevU IP Slever Russet abrtpoLumbla Win s 1 I 2I1LTOWN Smith Nell passed hrbugh this place with a largedrove of cattle this Willie MoKecu returned home last week Several from this community attend ed the WaggeuerMcCaffree wedding last Thursday Mrs Lula Bumgarner and little son are visiting Mrs Bettle Waggenerin Columbia this week Miss Hallie Johnston is visiting Miss Hectic Tutt Miss Bertie Thomas and brother Charlie entertained quite a number of their friends Last Tuesday night Those present were Misses Emma Browning Sallie Dohoney Nellie Mercer Myrt Ltftwitcb Lula Smiley Snsie Johnston Nora Sandidge Mont Thomas Kate Calhoon Vara Thomas Mary and Emma Hatcher Ella Rudd Mamie Moore Ora Pollard Carda Brockman Mary Cabell Emma and Mat Thomas Messrs Jim Al Cald well Chat Browning Geo Atkins Ivat Patterson Rich Grissom Leslie Staples Clarence Page John Green Sublett Will Vaughn Geo Todd Dick Squires Lucian Turner Joe and Will Johnston Albert Mercer Chat Dohoney Ed Rodgers Birt and Al Flowers Tilden and Clarence Oalhoon JOPPA A fine rain fell here this week which was a great benefit to late pastures We have a line crop of mast We think the stock law would be a good thing We know of a boundry of woods that people bring their hogs and turn on it The owner might make several dollars if we had a stock law Mrs Pink Coffey is still in very feeble health 23333 cjQ- Eld Z T Williams and daughter passed through here en route home from Paris where they had been atA tending the State Convention Prof EE Montgomery was at home Saturday and Sunday Miss Vina Royse visited her sister at Gadberry last Saturday and Sunday h1cDONOGHI Mr Horace Young sold 6 hogs for 8200 Mr J B Montgomery has been on the sick list for several days Mr Charlie Young who has been visiting in Bos worth Mo is expected home in time to vote for Eollin Tina and Mollle Brockman E 0 Cabell and Virgil Hurt attended meeting at Glenville last Sunday FOR SALE fl Good Merchandise Business I will sell my house lot and storehouse and a Clean Stock of New Goods In MIDDLE BURG KY Only Store la Town At a Cash Bargain Storehouse barn and other outbuildings All new and on same lot with house G33 For full particulars address IC L Ky COLUMBIA MARKET REPORTED BY SAM LEWIS Wool Grease clean 18 Washed Wool 25 Beeswax 22 Feathers 44 Hides Green 5 Hides Dry 10 Gingeng 40C Spring Chickens 8 Old Hens 1 Eggs 15 Dried Apples 2i This report will be submitted for revision waekly Kentucky Stove Tinware Co DEALERS IN Stoves Ranges Wood and Iron Mantels Mottn meets ojajS Kettles Tinware Grnnlteware and Stove Fittings 1O5 w Main St Louisville Kentucky Telephone 5691 TH- ENEVITT HOTELHOTE- LmATEw ffliOO ZOEXa SAY 523 WEST MARKET STREET Between Fifth and Sixth R H NEVITT Prop LOUISVILLE KY r SCHWIETEBS S r Tailars oIOUISVILLE 128 W Market St Opposite Music Hall xy DR JAMES MENZIESJEFFRIESO BLDG ROOM 6 Columbia Ky r OSTEOPTY Consultation and Examlnatio Free at Office All Diseases Treated 0040000 W 0 MURRELLf J F TUPLETT 0 0 MDRRELL TRIPLETT Funeral 0 Ik Embalming Directorsand The received a nice line of Coffins and Caskets and are ready to sen e families who may need anything in S Collins of their own make and wn their line They will also ke ep alt tbe lowest pries A hearse will beHell every bingin their line furnished Call and see theirtove Jack mans Harness and Saddlery X sboP r ntllCky1KCo umbra ffl 000000 I NEW LIVERY FIRM MASSIE CHEWNING GOLUMBIAKY o We have just purchased the livery stable froni the late firm of x Staples Robertson Co a We propose to accommodate the public with firstclass rigs furnishing safe drivers It will be our aim to please our patrons and your trade is solicited un L Wheat Drills either EMPIRE or SUPERIOR none better The best Fertilizer on the market for the money Hardware Farm Implements rtWagons Buggies and Harnes Saddles Bridles and Leather strop work Field Seeds a Specialty Come see us and price our goods Wm F JEFFRIES SON BLICKENSDERFER M 51bl i 6tbs 71bs lbs IToknow 0 it After 8 years hard Typewriter Is conceded to NOVREOEIVINGPRICES most durable r standard machines on kept in per fect working condition built at one tenth the cost Moore Bros C GENERAL AGENTS West WOODSON LEWIS LEWIS r Four carloads of Buggies Surreys and other vehicles Four carloads of Wagons j Two carloads of Plows Oliver Chilled Plows j Hillside Plows Double Shovel and Pony Plows j Two calloads Disc Harrows Corn Drills Two carloads of TwoHorse Cultivators Tongue and Tongueless Walking and Riding Cultivators OneHorse Cultivators TwoHorse Corn Plant ers aFERTILIZER Ten car loads of Fertilizer We will sell you Fertil j izer at prices that will surprise you Write us for prices and information Mention Adair County Newsfwhen you write WOODSON LEWIS BRO t Greensburg Kentucky THE MiBCDM HOTEL t 5 COLUMBIA KY S- X e fWIS A BRICK BUILDING OF MODERN j Architecture containing 35 new neat and well ven tiiated rooms It is nicely furnishedconveniently 4 located and is the best hotel in Southern Kentucky 6 Accommodations equal to the best city hotels Three good sample rooms f commercial men I M H MAROUM Propr 0 W l l J t 0 it o e ot9 + Ne1 and UptoDate Stock of GooQsIO+50t I Il g lam now Receiving my Fall Stock of Goodsth finest lot of Cloaks ever offered to this market All the latest designs in dress goods Im mense stock of Clothing I will have more to Say later J W L WALKER COLUMBIA KY PERSONAL MENTION t Mr B F Chewing Is spending a few J days at homcIJ or o in LouisvilleMr r DuucdD Paris was in this city last Friday Miss Mary Coffey spent Saturday and Sunday at home Mr W L Walker was in Louisville a day or two last weekpJ F Patteson Jamestown was iu Columbia last Sunday r Mr W II Wilson and wife have re turned from Creelsboro Mr Leslie Bennett was in Louisville last weejr purchasing goods Mr II N Miller was in Campbells ville one day last week Mr Sam Lewis spent several days of last week In Louisville Mr Bat Heizer Greensburg was in Columbia a few days ago Mr Wm Brooks Cincinnati was here the first of the week Mr Lee Sanders Lebanon wasbere Thursday looking for mules Mrs Louvina Rupely of Stanford is visiting Mrs J R Hindman stfreeMr W E Bradshaw attended the horse show in Louisville last week N II W Aaron passed through here Sunday enroute to Tompkinsviile MrsH R Turner CamDbellsville is visiting her aunts the Misses TrabueMr frcalledday Hon J F Montgomery was in Rus sell county last week taking deposi tions Mr J J Hunter one of Grady vllles merchants was in the Louisville mar ket last weeK Mr Prica Yanarsdall and wife Har brodsburg will reach Columbia this week on a visit Leonard Jones was In Louisville last week for the purpose of having his palate treated Mr G H Gowdy Campbellsville made his regular trip to Columbia the first of the monthr Hon Jas F Montgomery was look lug after his timber interest In Bus sell county last week Mr ET Stapleton of Watson who forjMr Ben Turk who left here yester day for his home in Missouri will r spend a few days in Lexington Dr Lawrence Nell Hon M Boy Yarberry and Prof T A Baker have appointments to speak in Cumberland W Sweeeney of Lancaster was in Columbia last Saturdry He was accompanied by Mr Elbert Page of pane Valley Mr W H Williams and wife who have been visiting in Cumberland county have returned to their home GreenRtverMiss returned a few days ago She spent several weeks in tne market selecting millinery good- for this tradeIMr N B Miller ot Nevada Mo is visiting his many friends and relatives in Adair county At present he is i with his father and mother Crocus Mr J W Huggard a native of Adair but who has been absent for 4fittyyears has again removed to the located near Sparksvi lie Mr John N Turner Jr and wife and Prot W M Jackman and wife of Campbellsville spent last Saturday and Sunday with Mr Jas Garnett Jr and wife this city Miss EDQe Bradshaw after spending three weeks i n Louisville returned i home last Wednesday She is now ready to walt upon ladles who are seek ing millinery goods W Godfrey Hunter Jr of Loul vine was in our town last Friday We take it that he was looking after his fathers interest who is a Republican candidate for the nomination to Congress to succeed the late Mr Boreing Messrs Bollln Browning M Winfrey Fred and Al Myers Dr CS Grady and Miss Nina Marcum are the names of the persons of this city w attended the Louisville Horse and who were not mentioned in our last issue Messrs N G Turk of Cartbarge Mo Bl Turk and A M Turk Lawrenceburg Mo were in Colum last Monday They are natives of Adairand have been visiting in in this and Cumberland counties Itwas Mr AM Turks first visit to Columbia in forty years He found m any changes Lot was greatly delighted with his 1Ielection i Three thousand people heard GOv Bccknam Monticello Col E Butler has our thanks for supply of very fine eating applesa Quite a number of horses have been entered for the sale since the list was ublished The Fir t National Bank this place will be open for business the 15ib of this month Mr John N Muirell has decided to raise the front part ot his residence another story W L Strange has 5 head of two dryIThe first degree in Masonry was conferred upon Mr Talmage Smith last Friday night Mr W L Walker has had the front of his store building repainted giving it a lively appearance Only a few people in town last Mon day county court But little if any ock changed hands Mr W H Jones has removed from this place to his farm recently purchased of Mr J P Todd H B Garnett sold Lee Sanders of Marion county fifteen head of cattle last Thursday at 3 cents Mr J A Dulworth has removed oth Green river to the late Capt C farm lying near Camp Knox Mrs Kate Smith has virtually clos ed a trade with Mr W H Gill a son inlaw for the remainder of her farm for 81200 The corporation of the Christian churches of this county will meet at Roily on Friday before the 4th Sunday- In October Arthur Robinson who is the agent for Kaufman Fertilizer can be found at L W Bennetts grocery next door to postofficeIWalker Bryant sold his home place lying near Sano this county a few days ago to Mr Jas Atchler of Tay lor county for 880000 The new bank did not open the firs of this month the plate glass and safe failing to arrive It is supposed they miscarried in shipping Beck Strange the new grocerybmen have an ad in to ays They would be glad to see their friend- at their place of businessI Since the arrest of the three in this place charged with retailing liquor but little drunkeness has beenI noticed upon the square Thlrty five hogsheads of Green ty Burley sold in Louisville last woe at 990 and 390 One hogshead o dark same county sold for 600 Coffey BrosIRed Lexington was snot awarded the premium in the saddle at the Louisville horse show but he lost none of his attractiveness The teachers of the two district schools this place took them pupils a a grape hunting last Friday It was a very successful and enjoyable airing Mrs S G Bird has sent to this office a spotted mole skin the first one we ever saw It was nicely dressed and will be used for a serviceable purpose The big horse sale in this place will be palled oft tomorrow Thursday Bidders from all the adjoining coun ties are expected to be in attendance The ladles of the Baptist church will give a literary and musical entertainment in the courthouse on the eve alas of Thanksgiving day Thursday Nov 20 Dogs have been depridatlng on Geo Montgomerys young turkeys George has a gun and is keeping a closewatch adCog The Republican primary election held In Casey County last Saturday resulted In the nomination of a Mr Wes ley over Bud Giboney for Circuit Court Clerk MILLINERYLXbave just returned from Cincinnati and Louisville where I purchased a beautiful line of fall and winter Mil finery I ask all the ladles of Adair and adjoining countiestoseeandpr ice my goods before buying elsewhere Mite BIRDIE PowDrLr r Del phine Love a black mare sold by W E Bradsbaw this place some time ago to Mat Cohen took the first premium in the walktrot ring at the Louisville horse show Mr JE Stapleton whose home has been near Watson this county and agoad with the country and will remain some time Mr W B Hurthasleftat this office a sample of White Dent corn He brought in four ears which weighed seven pounds It matures earlier than any other variety and is the finest bread corn that grows The following ladles entertained last week Mrs Jas Garnett Jr Wednesday evening Miss Fanne Gar nett Thursday afternoon Mrs W E Bradshaw Friday evening and Miss Ethel Azbill Saturday afternoon We have no word from the Metho dist Conference which has been in ses sion for the past week at Marion Ky We presume the appointments were read Monday forenoon and will be in the daily papers we will recieve this Tuesday night Several Adair county mule dealersI are buying and fattening Southern market We understand foDunbarand are still buying Prices are ruling high The contractors who have been put ting up a residence for Dr W T Grissom Bliss this county have the building about completed Those who have seen It report that it will be a handsome piece of property a credit to the vicinity in which it is located Mr Jas Garnett Jr will build a cottage opposite his residence some a time in the near future If other residents who have lots would put np cottages they could certainly be rent ed They would invite people from a distance to remove to our town Circuit court In this district opened at Tompkinsviile last Monday Judge W W Jones on the bench The grand jury was instructed early in the morn ing and the remainder of the day was taken up by candidates for office and their representatives Mr Geo W Bobetson has sold the house and lot in this place where Mr S D Barbee now resides to Mr H A Walker of Gradyvllie for 11000 Mr thetalso sold the same party a lot near the Columbia Boiler Mill for 9200 Mr B K Young and wife who have een visiting here returned to Cum Whilesn was a snake lust how he Dame in contact butsa was an effort to kill it It hoped that nothing serious will result from the bite We understand the Masonic Lodge Rk everfy a member of Columbia Lodge No witnessed the new lodge confer the first degree two weeks ago and here ports that it was done nicely Mr Ward the editor of the Greens burg Record has a hard time in hold ing a printer Week before last he announced that he had plenty of help bad secured a city printer Last week he stated that he still wanted a good printer that the last one could not stand prosperityfilled his hide with John Barley Corn and took his de parture Mrs Melissa Christie formerly of Camp Knox Green county has become a resident of Columbia having remov ed to her progerty recently purchased of Mr W H Jones situated near the Fair Grounds She is an excellent lady and becomes a resident of Columbia in order to give her youngest son Norman the advantage of our institu tions of learning As an evidence of Mr Bollln Hurts popularity Adair county over six hundred voters signed bis petition In a few hours last Saturday Five hun d red names had to be secured in order that Mr Hurts name might go upon the ballot to be voted form n this dla trlct for Circuit Judge Mr N M Tuttcarried the peti tion to Frankfort Mr C C Christie is erecting hind some resideaee near Camp Knox Ha was in Columbia a few days tfo ud purchased brklhk lot beftu Mr Christie is an eaterprlslDgyoq a prosperous firmer alas successful IB all nlftuiHtefUklB do Btit keow bat ruwor says that boaalready Tested ttw yenMt 14 wbe will MMM kit bMM ktnar f CIi LIMED 13Y BEAT 4 Mrs Minnie May Jeffries the Be loved Wife of Horace Jeffries Passes Over the RiverT X TRIBUTE TO X GOOD WOmHp Last Saturday afternoon about the hour of 1230 the spirit of this highly respected and much beloved lady took its flight Last April she contracted pneumonia which terminated into pulmonary trouble and she gradually grew weaker until the end came Dar Ing her long illness the loving husband devoted sisters and friends watched by her bedside tenderly administering to her every want hoping and praying that relief might come But earthly assistance could only sooth the patient afflicted and she calmly passed into the mysterious beyond at the hour above named She was a daughter of Robt and Sarah Marshall who resided near Glen ville and was born Febuary 7 1878 At the age of 16 she confessed her Sav- Ior united with the Methodist Church and later attached herself to tne Christian Church and was a devoted member of that denomination when life work ended The funeral services were conducted by Eld Z T Williams last Sunday renoon the church being crowded relatives and friends The terment was in the city cemetery The devotion of the young husband who was mauled to the deceased December 18 1001 was beautiful For weeks his every action showed that he was greatly disturbed and as he oc casslonally came to his place of busi ness gloom was plainly pictured upon his countenance Less than two years ago he and his devoted wife entered their comfortable little home and with good business here in Columbia a bright future seemed inevitable But just as day dawned night came on God pltty and sustain him in this the darkest hour of his life We meet around the bedside of the separationbutLord LyttonclTkere U death The start go down To rise upon tome fairer shore j And bright In hearens Jeweled crown They shine forever more Tkere Is no death The leaves may fall aWlnTboyThe coming of the Kay Whereer he sees a smile too bright Or heart to pure for taint sad rice lightToAnd erer neat s though unseen treadForIf life there is no deatht JEH JURREDILast Thursday at high noon Mr Ralph Waggoner who lives near town promising andan industrious young lamer was married to Miss Etna McCaffree a handsome daughter of MrBTMcCaffreewho Is the sure Tayorof Adair county About seven tyfive relatives and friends witnessed the ceremony which was said beauti fully and impressively by Rev W BICave of the Baptist Church The ceremony took place at the residence beinghandsomely occasion Immediately after the rites had been pronounced the happy couple and a large circle of friends left for the home of Mn Frank Waggoner brother of the groom a magnificent dinner awaiting them As testimony of the popularity of this young couple they were the recipients of many handsome Iud useful presents Ralph Waggoner is one of Adair countys beat young men and his numerous friends con gratulate him upon his choice ofa companion for life a lady who posses ses ill the requisite that go to makeup a lovely woman Mr Waggoner is erecting a residence upon his farm and in a short time the latch string will be upon the outside of his door It is a difficult matter to Keep down a fire when certain individuals want to see one A few days ago an agent for Babcock FIre Etlnraliber reach ed Columbia for thepurpose of dispos ing of several to the municipal board and in order to test their great value he purchased quite a number of goods bows piled them in the square mak log as object about the size of a small cottage He then announced that af ter dark be would set the boxes on tire aad when the flames were in full head wayhe would extinguish the blazewith his aparatus Lao rata had fallen here for months and the roofs of the being ai dry u powder t trrieteee forbade him givleg the exbl UUon o atany people were disappointed But there Were home fco had come for to see and that 12Uciotthere watihe sIt MiMrtyNtlMi squire seen J6tN Sir ft1aIltW1 The bridge over Russell Creek on the Stanford road was completed last week and in a few more days the road and approaches will be completed then the raging floods will not hinder any desiring to cross at that place he court now in session will inspect tbe work but there is every evidence that the structure will meet the ap probation of every member It is strongln all its parts and no evidence- of flaws exist It stands as a great convenlnce for that section of the county and a monument to the spirit of progress which actuates our Fiscal court This is the fourth structure of this kind built in our county within four years and yet there are two more badly neededone across Green river at o r near Neatsvllle and one over Russell creek on the Greensburg road We trust that tbe Fiscal court will keep up its record on this line until every place that needs a bridge will have one Money spent in building good substantial bridges is placed to serve both the present and future generations It enhances country life increases values and gives onr county privileges over those that border us We believe In keeping the good work moving No let up until our needs are suppliedtGrace Moreland is the name ot a young baby recently loft upon the doorstep of Dr W P Alexander Clc burne Texas There was a note at1 tached to her little frock which read Little Grace Moreland was born July 2 Please care for her and love her for her mothers sake as she is notable to rear her I never expect to meet her again in this world but if she is reared a Christian I will meet her in a better world Dr Alexander and wife were greatly surprised and at first decided they would rear the infant but a lady in Cleveland persuaded them to turn the child over to her promising to bring it up as her own Dr Alexanders wife was Miss Lou Baker who was born and seared In Columbia WORK OF THE GRAND JdRY The grand jury of Adair county completed its work Monday of last week after returning fiftyvslx indictments as follows Malicious cutting 1 BMaliciousBreach of the Peace V16 Selling liquor18Conc- ealed weapons11Ga- ming i Trespass 2 Murder iHousebreaki n g 1 Disturbing worship 1 Disturbing Lawful Assembly 1 Detaining woman 1 Nuisance 1 Dr Geo M Page aged elghtvseven of the best known citizens in Southern Kentucky died at LucaS Barren county last week He was a native of Virginia coming to Kentucky in his early manhood and locat- Ing at Columbia Here he married Miss Ermine Frazer a sister of the late Thos H Frazer He was a man of scholarly attainments well posted in history and literature and was a fine conversationalist His wife died several years ago He is survived byI flue children three sons and two daughters There was a lively school electtan In East Columbia district last Saturday afternoon Mr June Pickett was voted for in the interest of Miss Fannie SmytheandMrW H Wilson was a candidate in favor of Miss Sallie Rey Marcum When the polls closed at six oclock it was announced that Mr Picket had won by flue votes In West Columbia there was but little excitement Mr W L Walker win ning by twelve or fifteen votes There was no bad feeling engendered in either race the best of feeling prevail tog The people of Adair County will be glad to learn that Mr Z M Staples and Mr GW Robertson will again engage in the mill business having purchased of Mr W R Myers two thirds Interest in the Columbia Rol ler and saw mill The firm business will not commence until the first of January but in the meantime Messrs Staples and Robertson will buy tim her and grain for next years businessJ There is not a better miller State than Mr Myers and with the other members of the firm to do th outside hustling there is not a doubt but a splendid business awaits them WAt rEnSome good Southern a horses and mules 3b AHUNN heIIyou want a good fertilizer for wheat try the Alkill Bone and Potash Sold by AWRobinson The big horse Sale October 8 will attract the largest crowdeyer seem ColamblssBuerrwm has here from over the StateV v f i flTTNTiOM We are now open and have a full stock of fresh groceries just from the market We distance all competitors in offering bargains We do not want a monopoly only a liberal share of your patronagethats all and not even that unless we can merit it by courteous treatment and hon est value We are located at the Bram Vaughan Corner Give us a trial and get your moneys worth Beck Strange MARRIAGE LICENSES The following marriage licenses been Issued from the Adair coun y Clerks stiles during the month of September Alvin Burton to Miss Nona A Bur tonJames Yates to Miss Ellie Low hornJ W Cox to Miss S E Cbaney S W Pile to Miss Nancy Ann Cor bin M C McQuarry to Miss Mallnda Kimbler Eugene Morrison to Miss Annie CundiffV Morrison to Miss Daisy Akin Jas H Blackford to Mrs L B Absher Luther Bryant to Miss Lettie May BryantW Martin to MIssMary E Mon dayNell Sparks to Miss Sallie Sexton U D IIurt to Miss Sophia Williams WT Elder to Miss Mollie L Mur rell Obha O Brockman to Miss Cora E Bryant R A Wagcener to Miss BtnaB KcCaflree Nathan Bryant to Miss Ermine ryant STUAYED a light frosty jersey cow Will weigh about 900 pounds She has been dehorned has along bag loft side hanging lower than right T G Rasner A W Robinson sells excellent wheat fertilizer It took the medal at the Worlds Fair Call on him GRADYVILLE J J Hunter spent saveral days of last week in Louisxllle buyinc goods jor this market A B Wilmore of Greensburg was here the first of the week looking after lumber J A Diddle bought several mule ctlts last week at fair prioes pGeofirst of the week with two car loads of cattletIJMrsspout a few days of last week with her daughter Mrs Keltner at this place W B Rowe was here last Saturday Miss Sallie Gilmer of Missouri is spending few days with Mrs H C Walkerfour are now sow wheat DrvL 0 Nell is In Cumberland county this week speaking in the interest of his partySCager Coomer merchant of Basil was here Wednesday transacting bus ness Mr and Mrs Strong Hill attended the funeral of Mrs Reece at Jamestown last Thursday H A Walker was in Greensburg the first of the week business Mr J McScott Columbia was here the first of the week in the interest of the Spectator J A Wheeler of Breeding was here Monday Mr S A IIarder and his crew of stayenear Mr Gull Yates and wife of East Fork spent last week with relat vesl at this place Mrs Ltllle Akin of Sparksvllle spent several days of last week with her mother Mrs Nell this place j sIdrevival it Mr Arthur Bradshaw sold on our market last week 20 bushels of seed whiat the bcsZ Pie ha seen fur lev r oral years Price paid S100 per bushel Messrs J O Moore and J R Yates sold last week to Jaci Stults Co of Campbellsville S700 worth of lum ber This lumber was made from timber on their farms baptlsmurday Smith Nell of this place and Durham Bros of Campbollsville bought last week in Cumberland coun ty 102 head of cattle at 2J to 3c per pound Dick Tandy bonght from Dol phus Wheeler 5 head for 810900 two head from Jcssee Breeding for 4855 five from Claud Keltner for 87625 8 from C C Plekett for 10550 BLISS From indications there will not be a very large acreage of wheat put In in this section this year Mrs Kittle Murrab of Elkhorn and Mrs Finnis Murrah of Mannville were in our neighborhood visiting several days of last week Quite a number from this place at tended the quarterly meeting at Breeding last Saturday and Sunday Mrs Elmonia Sandidge and tare children Willie and Fannie who have been visiting in Haft county returned home last Thursday Rev E D Watkins and wife of Butlers Fork visited the family of H R Thomas one day last week Mitchell Bros of Metcalfe county were herolast week looking after cattleSorghum making is now the go and sorghum of tlie very best quality is on the market Mrs Sue Grissom lost a valuable milch cow last Thursday Geo Flowers Sr ofGradyvflle was here last Saturday JOrI4i Miss Bessie Carter and brothers of Moreland are visiting relatives at this Prof R C Cabbie who hasx been teaching singing school at Dunnville returned home Mr Anderson Holladuy and family will leave for the west in a few weeks 1Mr Chas Willis of Mncomb Iii who has been visiting his mother has returned home whofturned home Saturday Mrs Mollie Willis is visiting her daughter in Lincoln county Mrs Pink Coffey who has been quite is no better Miss Nannie Willis and brother were in Columbia last week shopping Miss Sallie Conover entertained quite a number of her friends last Friday night in honor of Miss Bessie Carter I PEOPLE OFrTDRIR COVNTV Can save money by mailing a postal for the goods eslisted below Pitchers Casturla17cPer- una 97c Swamp Root ri J1t Best Liniment 2ocawParach am p I3c Everything at cut ra es CITY HJkLLHUM UUIS9Wairil1fckY2 tj i A seaTESMA X SPEECH Tlie BPH1 rf for Lowis Mc QiK u tTwCitvu Leday vriU tafce rank one of tho rjfdtar- guments advanced iv favoi of the claims of either party during the present campaign Attacking measures not men free from personalities it owes its effectiveness to the calm and truthful present ation of the facts as they actually exist Upon them the Democratic party can well afford to stand confident of deserved success in NovemberHe out that as a result of Democratic administration the State for the firat time in eighteen years is free from debt j the sur plus in its treasury is large j its penitentiaries selfsupporting j its charitable and penal institutions enlarged improved and successful ly conducted its public schools prosperous and with the highest average per capita all property tangible and intangible so assessed that the burdens of taxation are fairly distributed between the citizen and corporations and a re duction of the present rate of ad valorem taxation made possible In a paragraph Mr McQuown sketches tho contrasting record of the Republican party which while in control of affairs in Kentucky bankrupted the State wantonly disregarded and tramp led under foot the most cherished principles of constitutional gov ernment inaugurated assassina tion as a means to accomplish po litical purposes and brought th Commonwealth to the verge of a bloody revolution II Take your choice Louisville Times MARY MURRELL The bf elve year old daughter of Mrs Sarah Murrell departed this lifo September 19 J9U8 an illness of several weeks sh born her great suffering with remarkable patience She was an uuusually bright child with sweet and amiable disposition tha won her many friends and with hearts strrcken with grief we humbly bow to the Divine will knowing that God doeth all things well and that our loss is but her gain The bereaved mother and sisters have the sympathy of the entire community- A FRIEND Through thpse columns I wish to thankmy many friends for the great kindness shown me during the late illuess of my daughter Mary MRS SARAH MURRELL MISS JIAGGIE MURRELL The life of Maggie though short had its mission and she leaves behind a memory that will be breath ed into each and whose influence will long be felt as it passes down the corridors of time She was the only child of her fond parents and her death leaves them bowed with the deepest grief Only those who know the full strength of parental affection realize the full force of such a blow Her sickness was one suffering but every effort was made to 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Residential Knife Switch Electrical Panel
Hey guys, I'm new on here, and I have a few questions about an old 3 pole knife switch electrical panel. First off, why are there three "poles" instead of two? The hot, the neutral, then what? Second, why are all three fused? Shouldn't only the hot be fused? Third, is this still safe if it is sealed away from everyone with a panel cover? I know the bare metal parts are live and dangerous, but if you are careful around it, is there any other danger here in keeping this? I am pretty sure it is original to the building with the old Knob-and-Tube (C. 1892). Thanks for the help guys, I am mostly just curious about this old panel. Here is a link to an image of the old panel, it is the second pictue down on the page:
Too many scenarios to be accurate. There could be 2 hots and one neutral....or three hots. What does this switch control? Is it a main disconnect? Does it control one device? Electrical circuits and their wiring techniques have changed along with code. More info please...........
Two options
1-three phase supply,
Used in early industrial applications.
In which case there would be three hots.
But the middle one doesnt look like its fused !
most likely its
2-Two hots and the middle one which looks like it's not fused
would be the neutral, the two outers would be hot lines @ 120v.
It sure looks nice !
Quality work !
If the panel had a clear perspex cover over it
and no one, could get any were near it,
Such as a see thru door on the room then you might
get away with it !
But I would contact the local electrical inspectors and
ask there advise.
Cause it could go either way, if you work with them
you have a better chance.
Please let us know how you go !
Sure looks like 3-phase ungrounded to me. There's a fuse on all three poles of each of the branch circuits. There does not appear to be a fuse on the middle phase at the top of the panel, but it looks like there may be a copper bar in place of the fuse... which would be a problem! I wouldn't say it's necessarily an unsafe piece of equipment as long as it's inaccessible, but it could be unsafe if it's not in excellent condition or if the system has been modified. There are many safety issues that were simply not known at the time it was designed and installed.
Not to mention, the top portion of this building has not been lived in in since the mid 50's. The back portion, where this panel is, was a truck drivers union, but it looks like it was vacated around the same era (or not long after), considering the time the main stairwell from street level was blocked up.
I've seen panels like that in old electrical books. Amazing one is still in use!
Anyway if that is updated, you should try to cut the whole works out including the back board and the wires going to the sides. Then place it in a museum.
Following is an old electrical wiring book (1902 and contains the National Electrical Code of that time) which shows knife switches. A panel board is in the advertisements toward the end. Page 31 is interesting in that it seems to show using a tree to run outside wires! Shows how to mount insulators on trees!
In the U.S., such 3-pole knife switches were commonly used as residential service disconnects back in the day. I've encountered many of those
in old Seattle homes, commonly located on an exterior wall at a back porch. Then as now, homes were served with two hot phase conductors and
a neutral conductor. It was also the common practice in earlier days to fuse the neutrals as well as the hots.
How many millions do you have access to ?
If you want the switch, make the owner an offer for it, and you pay the electrician.
Otherwise, go talk to the planning department about what upgrades they are going to insist on to reissue occupancy permits. Listen real carefully for the terms seismic reinforcement. If you don't hear it, ask about it. That is a multistory, un-reinforced masonry building.
Why do you think that building is for sale so cheap ?
[QUOTE=mpoulton;1102307] but it looks like there may be a copper bar in place of the fuse... which would be a problem!
I think that it was originally designed for three phase use,
But could have been adapted for use on two hots,
hence the middle fuse bypass.
Is it legal to have exposed gear like this ?
Here is a link to what I believe is the applicable Ohio Code for you.
Read it and Ask Planning which of the sections they will enforce on you if you buy the building and repair/change the Occupancy.
Note that 3401.5 (and sub paragraphs) are seismic evaluations/retrofits.
Other Killers can be fire exits, sprinklers, etc.
The bill to fix the electrical in that building will probably cost you more than the purchase price.
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European stock markets skidded Thursday in reaction to Wall Street's plunge Wednesday and the deadly terrorist bombings in Madrid.
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I found a great way to gain experience. Join a yacht club and ask the members to come out and crew for you on the race nights. (That's what I did. Hadn't sailed in 25 ish years and when I last sailed it was for the ladies and didn't pay any attention to the boat.)
Joined a local yacht club and asked the members if they would like to crew and got some to come out.
Here are the #'s of my first year racing/sailing. 17 races, 8 wins, 3 2nd last and the rest were in 2nd or 3rd!
I have learnt tons of stuff from different crew members. I'm looking forward to this years races. (I'm going to take all the "stuff" out of the boat so it's not as heavy this year. As well as a few improvements like a main sail traveler, new clutches and new lines....)
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In conference play, Hagen finished the eight-game slate with nine goals and one assist, pacing the League with 19 points in leading the Panthers to a share of their 11th straight Horizon League regular season title.
Her teammate Sperl was part of an effort that saw the Panthers allow just three goals in eight conference matches. While anchoring the defense, the senior chipped in a goal and five assists, helping Milwaukee finish the regular season with a 6-2-0 mark.
Hafele was the lone newcomer voted First Team All-Horizon League, controlling the middle of the field for a resurgent Butler squad. The Prospect, Ky.-native finished tied for second on the team in points, finishing the season with nine after a two goal, five assist output.
Zinkiewich set Cleveland State single-season records for shutouts (7), goals against average (1.12) and save percentage (.811). Entering the Horizon League Tournament, Zinkiewich's 380 career saves are good for fourth on the all-time conference list.
Seven players join Hagen, Sperl, Hafele and ZInkiewich on the All-Horizon League First Team. Milwaukee's Sarah Talbert rounded out the trio of Panthers on the team, while Katie Griswold was the second Butler player to receive first team honors. Natalie Daniels gave Cleveland State two first team honorees, while Wright State placed Brittany Persaud and Lauren Patterson on the team. Loyola's Maggie Doe and Alexandra Suschak of Detroit rounded out the 11-women squad.
The Horizon League Women's Soccer Championship kicks off Saturday, Oct. 30, when No. 3 Cleveland State hosts No. 6 Detroit at 5 p.m. ET. On Sunday, Oct. 31, No. 5 Loyola travels to Dayton, Ohio, for a 1 p.m. ET match with No. 4 Wright State. No. 1 Butler will square off against the lowest remaining seed while No. 2 Milwaukee will meet the highest remaining team in the semifinals on Friday, Nov. 5. The championship contest will commence at 1 p.m. ET on Sunday, Nov. 7. Butler will be the host for the semifinals and finals.