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GlkBAllI COUNTY NEWS

Published Every Wednesdayr

BY THEf AdairSountyNewsSo r

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CHAR 8 HARRIS Editor

l t A Demssntlc newspaper devoted to the InterBata of the city of Columbia and the people oAdair and adjacent counties

iwJ Entered at the Columbia Postofllce as secondf das mill matter

4DRSCRiPrN R TE

ONE YRARt 8IXMONTHSSTRICTLYIN ADVAN-

CEWEDNESDAYfv MAY 1

r ANNOUNCEMENTS

tFOR COUNTY CLERKWeare authorized to announce PT COOLEY

a candidate for the office of County Court Clericof Adair County subject to the action of theDemocratic pirty

tFOR JAILER-

We are authorized to announce JAMES 1ABRFLt a candidate fr Jailer cf Adiir coun-

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subject to the nctin of tin Democratic l ar

The gold standard is workingadmirably in Japan It is wreck ¬

ing many banks

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Gen Cassius 111 Clay has agreedto surrender the furniture of his

li daughter hence the old man willr1 cease shooting for a few weeks

A force of seventyfive armed

1men is now in Letclier county toI arrest the Reynolds baud An ¬

other of the outlaws surrenderedlast Saturday

1A malitia company was formed

1and mustered into service lastI week in Letcher county Ky and

will likely fight its first battle inits own county in a few days

i Judge Saufley has fixed the 29thof Mayas the day for the execu ¬

tion of Reuben Quinn who mur¬

dered officer John Crum at Dan ¬

ville a few weeks ago The casegoes up but the judgment of thelower court will not be disturbed

The Republicans will elect MrBradluy to the United States Sen ¬

ate in the event they have a ma ¬

jority in the Legislature an eventthat is not likely to occur DrDeboe will also want to be indorsed A pen picture of the lastnamed brilliancy can be found on

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The appointments made in thenew federal district in this Stateindicates that if you know any-

thing detrimental to W S Taylorand others of his gang you had

3 better keep off the witness standIt seemed clear at one time thatMr Bradley was in the lead fortho judgeship but he was a wit¬

ness in the Ripley trial later on

The appointment of Sharp exDemocrat to be U S Marshal in

I the Uw district on a 5000 sal¬

ary is discouraging to true Repub ¬

licans who have fought the battlesfor miny years but Sharp was aconspicuous figure in the cam ¬

paign of 00 and presided over thefirst meeting of mountaineers thatwas held in Frankfort just beforethe assassination of Mr Goebel

Mr W N Halderman President of the CourierJournal Com ¬

pany was eighty years old the27th of April In testimony ofthe high esteem in which he ishold eighty employee of the es ¬

tablishment and that of the Timespresented him with a handsomesilver tray of originaldesigns withtheir names engraved upon itMr Halderman is yet vigorousretaining his strong mental facul-ties

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and it is hoped that he willlive many more years and con ¬

tinue to manage the best morningdaily this country affords

Gone wrong at HopkinsvilleGov Beckham has called for thersignation of Dr E B McCor-

mick Superintendent of the West¬

ern Asylum for the Insane as theresult of charges preferred by WJ Childs and Mrs Childs thomatron both of whom have beendischarged The charges impli ¬

Date Dr McCormick and a youngwoman attendant in a scandalShqrMf since married Dr Me

wick 6y8the charges are the revfenlfc of a conspiracy and roftrffeBto

I iafign demanding an investigattouyTI <

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The Republican organs of thisState have accepted the theory ofW S Taylor in regard to the Ripley trial and verdict This is nomore than we expected and preprecisely what we predicted Theyare laboring hard to induce thepeople to accept the theory thatCapt Ripley was tried and ac ¬

quitted for no other purpose thanto create the impression that afair trial could be had in thisState and that W S Taylor andothers would therefore be sur ¬

rendered to the officials of Ken ¬

tucky They claim that a fairtrial can not be secured fur theconspirators and murderers of MrGoebel and therefore they donot want Tuylor nor any one ac ¬thesonevidence in this State Taylorand his gang do not want justicejustice is what they seek to avoidThey want a guarantee of acquittal before they are willing to ear ¬

render Aaron Burr did not wantjustice Booth fled from it Giteaudid not desire it and no conspira ¬

tor or murderer ever sought itWhy should W S Taylor and hiscohorts pant after justice whenmountains of impregnable evidence8urr unl thorn 1 The assKrtion ofjusticeto stand aloLe nor true enough tobe believed The highest court inthin State stands four Republicansand three Democrats but thatCourt can not nor is it willing todestroy the evidence to liberatethnparties occused The sameorgans that are arduously workingto create a false impression as tothe Ripley trial and verdict andto keep tho whole gang from theclutches of the law assert thatthey do not indorse assassinationAnnanias and Saphira claimedthat they had given the price oftheir possessions but a righteousjudge ruled

As had been expected for somedays the President on last Thurs ¬

day gave out the appointments ofA M J Cochran of Maysvilleto be Judge of the new Federaldistrict J H Tinsley Barbourville district attorney and SteveSharp of Lexington MarshalIt is said that exGovernor Bradfcjys friends are sore and are pour¬

iug hot shot into Deboe who theyI

claim was not sincere in his sup¬

port of the Garrard county gen-tleman Deboe is large in weightand when ho shoots off his headhe says something like thisUPresident it makes no differenceto me who you appoint Judge Illnot go to the Philippines over thematter and the President beheldhis greatness but said not a word

A financial panic now prevailsin Japan More than twentybanks have suspended paymentsJapan has been making great prog¬

ress so we are told since heradoption of western ideas includ ¬

ing the gold standard Remarka-ble

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indeed that Japan with soundmoney should be in distress fi-

nancially¬

Will the advocates ofa onelegged financial system tellthe readers of this paper why Ja¬

pan banks are failing

Our friend T S Scott editorof the Burksville Herald is in¬

debted to the News for calling att-

ention to the imperfect mannerhis picture showed up in the Her-

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ofweek before last In the is ¬

sue that reached us Friday hispicture again appeared a splendidlikeness of the editor who is making an active fight for the Repub¬

lican nomination for School Su ¬

perintendent

RED BANKSWO Smith has returned from Nash ¬

ville 4

J M Ledbetter and David LCappswere in Burksville last week

The banks of Cumberland river arefull up It Is the largest tide we havehad this season

The prospect for a fruit crop is fa¬

vorableMrCoe visited his parents

at Martlnburg SundayW O Smith and family were ID

Burksville last weekThe singing conducted by Prof Mil ¬

ler was attended by a large crowd

J S England visited at MrBillieAndersons last Sunday

Preaching at Popular Grove SundayMat Hudlison and family visited at

J M Ledbetters last Monday

Hndlison Engllsh were laStraeklOOking after cattle

A horse jockey could do wety at thisIplace If you have oqo to spate tellhim abouttt-

Mr Printqs Busts and wife heatWashujgfon Priotjs isprtparjor tobe a doctor

The entertainment at Mr Hudllsons was largely attended

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Day Spring 492t

Day spring is standard bred and registered He is a beautiful black 16

hands high fine style good smooth limbs has fine action and is in every re ¬

spect a combined borse PEDIGREE Day Spring by king Denmark he byStar Denmark be by Jones Denmark be by Old Black Denmark the 4 milerace horse and he by Imported Iledgeford thoroughbred First dam by Lex-

Ington¬

2nd dam by Steel Dust 3rd dam ly Morgan 4th dam by Stump It isreadily seen that Dry Spring is superbly bred and as a sire he has proven himself a wonderful breeder imparting to his offsprings size form and action thethree essentials of a good animal He is bred to saddle and to drive he doesboth in an attractive monner and a large per cent of his cults do likewiseDay Spring will make the season at my stable li miles from Columbia on Dlsappointment Creek for the small sum rf 700 to insure a Hvif jr coil

My jack TELEPHONE will serv mares at ri5 pliice Tor t 00 on sameterms as horse Telephone is 14 hands high 4 v Irs od and L hilive willprove a great breeder-

sS D CRENSHHW

New Spring and Summer MillinefYWe have a Completeline of New Goods

We spent several weeks in the wholesale markets sdtCtiluraH the 1 ttottvlrsand novelties In millinery Thanking all our friends fur their liberal patror a t-

in the past and hoping for a continuance of the same we are

speetft111yMRS SfllLlt BRflDSHRW

trUSS EFFIE BRBDSflflW

ftUSSEIllk SPRINGS HOTELKIMBLE KY

>ewIs now open for the traveling

public the year roundIt is a large commodious build ¬

ing as the picture in ¬

dicates and isrun firstclass in

every particular

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VAUGHAN GRAHAM Pro

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FARMERS FRIEND CORN DRILL

f The Best Drill Made l

al1u11l1neprices Our stock of

Geneva eiiehandiseis complete in every line and our prices are all rightRemember the old firm of

Vt EAT wmnmpsMontpelier Ky

ORADYVILLE

Mrs W M Wilmore bas been on thesick list for a few days

Rev Sol Turpen filled his appoint ¬

ment here last Sunday

Miss Mary LSherrell spent lastSaturday and Sunday wit relatives andfriends at this place

W C Yates is spending a few daysat Glasgow this week

Miss Sallie Diddle accompanied byGB Yates were visiting the MissesHolladay near Joppa last Saturday andSaturday

Messrs G W Robertson and WStaples of the Columbia Lodge Fjed the Masonic Lodge at this placeSunday

aIMiss Rosa Flowers of Bliss spentday or so In city last week visiting rel ¬

atives and friends

Mrs J M Rowe Sparksvillc diedvery suddenly last weekheart disease

H A Walker delivered several hogs ¬

heads of tobacco at Greensburg lastweek for the Louisville market

Edwards Judd Green county werefiguring with our stockmen last weekon a big lot of cattle

Our Methodist people will in thenear future erect a handsome churchon the ridge betwced this plate and

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has been the past time ofour busineas men for thfepast few daysVeiiao rltxnd they have had gc dfe

bdteUrfftloTom Kemp doe of the Oldest

men In this gctfon was with us ooeday last week and informed us that howas 74 years old in good health andworked on thelarm everyday Uncle

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Tom looks as young as he did twentyyears ago

On last Sunday evening Hid ZTWilliams delivered a very interestinglecture at Union church

Born to the wife of Rev Ell Wesleyon the 20th a daughter x

Born to the wife oL J T Hughes onthe 25th a daughter

The last few days of sudsliine ourfarmers have been up early and laleand have availed themselves of the op-

portunity¬

for planting corn and pre¬

paring the soil for planting

Elds Wjlliamsand Montgomery twovery able divines of tho Christianchurch will hold a series of meetingsat the Leatherwood church near Nellnext week

Dr Nell and wife spent a few dayslast week in Edmontotr

Mr Jo Caldwell and family or Port-land

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and J W Townsend and wife ofMilltown were visiting relatives atthis plate Saturday and Sunday

Uncle Downey Hughes of Metcalfecounty was here last week He saysthat the Democratic ticket will winin his county this fall

Mrs Kizzle Murrell and little MissMary D Pattcson accompanied byCurt Bell of Columbia were uisltlngthe familyof H A Walker last Sun ¬

dayMrLS Smith returned fromJJnmy

Berland county last week a nicebunch of ethers tOt which he paid 4or

The News now has the most completeassortmcdt of stationary job materialaBdequlptpeats has ever tad Wecan please you if you need anyour II oil > 1V < tliitiginr

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6Bio FourOh April 2nd Sjfiieth 23rd and 30thli01 specitl one way Colonist Tick ¬

ets to many California points will beon gale at very low rates from pointsalong the II fig Four Route

For full iiiformntion and particularsus to schedules rates tickets call onagents Big Four Route cr addressthe undershrnedWJ LYNCH

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Inference German Insurance Bank

THE THREE

CITIES SHOE STORE

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Exclusive Hill Grade

Boots and Shoes

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Perfect Pitting Mortem Shoes316 Fourth Avenue

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Farmers Farmers

I am prepared to take your orders for

Hydraulic Rams

to throw water from your springs toyour hOURS or barns Can also furnishpumps of any kind cheaper than everWrite to me at Columbia forestimatesor call and se me at the Marcum Hotel Yours truly

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FROH MILLTOWN

Messrs J R Tutt and J T Mercerhave receivel ne v goods

Bro Will Dugcon will preach atPol ¬

lard chapel on every second Sundayin this year I

Miss Mary Squires is visiting MissMont Thomas

Messrs ThomasClarcnc Calhoonwho went to Illinois are in businessand doing well

Mr Willie Two cnd Is quite sickMr and Mrs Joe M Thomas were

the guest of MIS Tutr lust week

Farmers are Uh ud with their crops

PELLYTONMr EHsba Aloa of Phil was visi ¬

ting blsdau hter Mrs J H Policythis week

Mr Campbell was on a bislnesstrip to Cane Valley Wednesday-

Mr John Sanders bought a nicemilch row of SI r Joe Henson for 35

PT Jones aryl sister Miss Fanniewho have had typhoid fever are better

Mrs D K Policy has been quite sickCooley Bros ae nnving their si w

mill to Taylor countyW I Mings bought a milch cow of

W J Jones for 824

Born to the wife uf James Powellrecently a son weighing 11 pounds

Some one attempted to break intoMr Walker Absbircs dwelling ono

night last wet k IUs smoke house doorwas also prized off its hinges but nomeat stolen The only thing missed

4was cornMr Tom Sanders and son Elbert

were in Columbia lastweekIJoscphP Coffey was at the Russell I

Mr John Campbell was in Louisvillelast week purchasing a full supply ofspring and summer goods

Green river was higher last weekthan It has bcca this season

JPJones of Dunnvllle was herelast week

The entertainment Sunday nightwas a grand success

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For a stiff neck there is nothing bet-

ter than a free t1pbllrr lon of Chamber=

laiQrsPajnBalui It quickly relievesth6 stiffness and sorenesv effecting acWpoplatecuro t3 I orsalebY M Craven

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ll vetrY Feed and Sale StableIN CONNECTION WITH nARCUn HOTEL

FirstClass Rigs With Safe Drivers Furnished Day or NightDrumv mars Rigs a Specialty

HARRY B PYNE WILL S BRENTLINGER

HARRY B PYNE COrMANUFACTURERSAND DEALERS IN

SecondHandand New tIachineryI

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Tel 615 Write for Catalogue

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boopsand Slinds

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fiWRemember the locality Main Street next to to The Gait House

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Shoe Blade or Wheel CoverRegulated to drop any distance or any amount of fertilizer Also a ful

line of Farm Implements Wagons Buggies Saddles Harness Field SeedsandFertilizers All of which we propose to sell as low as the lowest Write orcomeand see us when in town

W F JEFFRIES SONColumbia KentuckyESTABLISHED 1827

Lit You Need a

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Stud in to us we will repair it fur you at as lowa crest as goo 1 work will and warrant it

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elryjofcall when in city TEngraving FUEEIIRIOXGIBARDEr CO

404 W Iioalsville Kentucky

Gorn Drill Come and ITHE EXCELSIOR

The cheapest ever sold in the country It works to perfection I also have asplendid line of

Harness Brifllos Saddleseverything in the leather line The FISHER BUGGY warranted for

12 months and sold on the margin Call and see me

J W JACKMANColumbia Kentucky

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