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iiJ 1 Did h rldW WfYaryr

est pent i few days riht Louisville-

lastt i 1eek>W7ljT Button of Glasgow

spent a few days here list weekMrs Kate Montgomery of Co¬

dumb ia spent last week with relatives at this place

Al Pedigo the wellknownstock man of Glasgow was inour midst the first of the week

Rev Cave of tolumbia filledhis regular appointment here lastSunday with a very interestingdiscourse V

Mr and Mrs J Dspent several days inlast week

We had a very hard rain lastTuesday that made our ereevery high for several hours buno serious damage was done ex

i cept people were a little bitalarmed for a short whilei I

l Quite a number from this placei attended the funeral of Mr E

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T Keltner at the Tarter cemeiy tery last Wednesday afternoon

Miss Mollie Flowers who hasx been in school at Russellville for

several months returned homev last Thursday

Miss Mary Caldwell Milltownspent a few days of last week

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with Mrs Moss at this placess Our farmers made good use o-the

ffew days of sunshine latter

part of last week and consequent¬ly there are a number of acres ofground prepared for tobacco s

We are glad to note that wehave no new cases of measlesand all the old cases are about

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well Do not be afraid ofmeasles at this place for thereis none here now

J P Hutchison the produce1

man of Columbia was in ourImjclst last Thursday looking fineand says his business is good-

J A Wilmore who has beenin Lexington in school for thepast term returned home lastMonday to spend the vacation on

farmMrLowe of Columbia

called in to see us while on hisway to Edmonton one day lastweek with a full line of shoeand prices to meet competition

Mr Huston Roach one of ouroldest citizens died on the 24thwith a complication of diseasesMr Roach was a good man and

twill be missed in this communi-ty

Mr John Simpson of Breed-ing was with us one day lastweek and had on exhibition oneof the most complete irons forironing clothes that has everbeen presented to the people be¬yond a question This is some ¬thing that every lady should beinterested in as warm weathe-

fastis approaching and a major¬ity of them know how difficult

< vjt is to get fuel during the hotmonths Besides all of thisthere is no heat attached to thisiron It is certainly a great invention for the ladies MrSimpson will give you all a callin the near fnture

f Rev J R Crawford of CVvflumbia will preach at the Met

> xdist church in our city the firstM Sunday night in June Every

body invited to attend< One of the saddest occurrences

that has ever happened in thisf community took place last Wed-

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afternoon when Curt4 ipStephen Accidentally shot himselffeiin the right arm near the shoul

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der The wound jwas0 so severe inecessaryt J°Drs Grissom Hindmau and Wag

igoner of Columbia were calledand amputated the arm Every ¬thing that can be done by skilledphysicians loving parents andfriends for his relief is beingdone and it is hoped by his manyfriends that he will soon re-cover

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Married on the 22nd at Burksvi lIe Miss Carry an accomplish-ed

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daughter of Mr and Mrs Al ¬fred Butler of Cloyd Landingto Mr Otho Moore of WeedMr Moore contributes to thenicercongratuelate him on being so fortundtein winning the affections of thisaks Istept s Iof life that their paths may be-strewn iwith flowers Immediate ¬ly after the ceremony was pro-nounced

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the happy couple start ¬ed for the home of the groowhere a bountiful repast wasserved with many of their friendsand relatives

Mr W T Flowers of Bow-ling

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Green who has been visit-ing

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his daughter Mrs Curt Hindman for the past month madehimself a firstclass boat whilehere It is well adapted to ou-tream We understand tha

this is one of the first that hhas made and it moves out withperfect success Mr Flowerswith a few of his intimate friend-

fare using it now on Russell creekand are catching some very finefish We understand that Mr

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Flowers will go by water to hishome on this boat and will launchout in a few days

IRussellSpringsL 0 Phelps of Jamestown

was here Wednesday

Dr Elam Harris and WalterJ

Stearmanrbf Esto were in towncalling on old friends Monday

Mrs Rounds is teaching a pri-vate

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class in music for a fewweeks at her

Irvin IsbelLhomeIKinney being gonelast week

sMr Barnes mother of ProfBarnes who has been quite illfur several days is improving

Harry and Estus Mitchell ofI

Eli called on friends here Thurs ¬day Come again boys

Miss Mollie Burchett of Albanyis here with her brother Leo andstudying music I

Everyone is glad to see theIsun shine once more

Sunday school convention at theBaptist church Friday night ISaturday and SundayIMr Geo

completer d Iand will leave in a few days forthe city to purchase countersfurnishings c

tMiss Abel Marcum is visiting

inJamestownLittle

Graham is quitsick

Miss Cora Conover visited herbrother here last week

Mr Walter G ffwasin ournighthMaster Hobart Wilson is visiing his grand father Wilson atFelix v

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Kept The King at Home Tfor the past year we have kept the

King of all laxativesDr Kings NewLife Pillsin our home and they veinproved a blessing to all you familyYIIatPauUBrug Co yK1i

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d4 tw TThemeasJesJ is about a thing

of the pain this communityMr and Mrs R L Dickinson

and baby left for Louisville lastMonday morning They will begone for several days

Rev Crit Baker filled his regu ¬lar appointment at Luttrell creeklast Sunday

Miss Effie Pelley who has beenattending s c h o 01 at RussellSpringsreturnedhome a few days

agoIJ F Pelley has gone into the

poultry business He is havingfine success so far

Mrs Lona Pierce who hasbeen very sick for some time isbetter at this time

Mr J C Pelley was in Rus-sell Springs last week

Mr L T Dickinson who hasbeen attending school at RussellSprings eturned home lastSunday

mOur farmers as usual raisedI

large tobacco crops last winterbut we have failed to see anyfields being set yet

Several from this end of theI

county were at Liberty last Fri¬day and Saturday taking the ex¬aminationbeenratthomeeWednesdayMr Cundiff of LibertyweeksJoe Thomas was in Lexingtonlast week While gone h ebought a new buggy

W G Ellis of Pellyton washere last week

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There were many in this sec ¬tion disappointed May 18 Theywere expecting to see the ele¬ments all a flame lighted up byHalleys comet but to their sur¬prise the comet did not come

Mr John C White and wifewho recently went to Arkansasgot back last week

Bro Turner delivered a veryinteresting sermon at Bryantschool house last Sunday eveningand didnt ask for money

T W Bryant merchant ishaving a lively trade I

IIIvisitedThursday

There were a good many fromthis place attended the singing Iat Oak Grove There was a largecrowd and the music was excelent

A Tribute of Respect I

Mrs Eliza Lucinda McKinleythe devoted wife of Mr SolomonMcKinley peacefully passed overthe River of Death Tuesday Iafternoon May 24 1910 The de ¬ceased was born near Russell ISprings Ky November 291849and was married to her survivingDee ¬cember 22 1868 In young wo-manhood ¬ jshe was modest and Iunassuming hence she was wellknown throughout the neighborhood > every body being herfondt iof her company as rnianr1o ¬ble traits of character inspiredand drew close rendly relation ¬ship JThe year before she mar¬

JJried in 1867 she professed faith

her Savior united with theMethodest Church Mt Pleasantnear Esto Ju9sell r c o u n t yFebruary 12 i870y she removed

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with her husband from Russellcounty to Adair county jierdiiITtch KHmembership bem ans-ferr

J tit led to the organization fat-

dear Spring where she remaineda consistent follower of her Sa¬vior until the final dissolutionShe leaves besides her husbandeight children three daughtersand five sons all grown and wellknown to a great many people ofAdair county

To those who have been sosorely bereft we extend ourdeepest sympathy trusting thatthe balm of Gilead will healtheir bleeding hearts

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Sunday school at this place isprogressing nicely Every bodyinvited to attend

Farmers are getting far behindwith their work owing to therecent v vrains

Eld F J Barger will preachat Egypt the 2ndSunday in thismonth

Mr Sam Grant who has beenon an extended visit to Missouri jreturned home last Friday MrGrant is well pleased with thepeople and thinks it a fine coun ¬try

Misses Bertha and Audra Dillingham spent Saturday and Sun¬

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with Mr

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Wade andIna of Ky

Mr and Mrs B ¬

this week

Mr andJames at

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Mr and Mrsspent last week at WA

H sonand theof James

Green river been past ¬ing for days the

failed to reach onof high water

Mr Willie spentwith his cousin Mrs

Ethyl of Plum

Emma and Clara ¬spent night

their uncle Mooreand were home by

their MissEster and Willie Moore

Miss Laura spent Sun ¬Miss Zella EastT ¬

er spent atMrs M A while enroute for

Mr H andjspent at

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JORDAN > rt tot tThe in Kentucky will make the season atlhis

home in Gradyville Ky at 1500 to insure aI

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has sired more colts than any horse inKentucky and his are the ones more money EthanoWlpriceforwStates come to this to they are the ones thathave

other out of in this 1st thehorse stood the test and has proven Eto be the Heis the only horse in this ever sired a colt which soldfor 70000 at old There havebeen a of JOR ¬DANS colts sold for from 300 to 700 and a of them

year old sold for from 500 Has any otherolts in this sold for half of If they

some one will say something about it ther

of the News I want to know where they are Dont ° letthe other feller make you their horse is good rfor you know it is not your mare toJoDAN and a coltand a good one I t

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HAHNA9S GREEN SEALTHE TO WEAR PAINT

NOTHING IN IT bethat will improve it

Every Essential Quality V

Pigments scientifically combined and groundin Pure Linseed Oil Vx

a Little Lead a Lot Zinc but a LOT OFandLITTLE

1 Costs more to make but the it1 a FOR SALE BY

JEFFRIES HARDWARECOLUMBIA KENTUCKY

day anafMrs LHI-FeeseMr

Bunnie Rice sick

listMrHanibal daught-

er Lexington re-visiting J

RobertsonSherrill visited relatives

Holmes Saturday Sunday

WA Riceone day

HumphressMrJ

daughter familyCooley Saturday

has fordseveral and

mail Knifley

account

Thomas Sun-

day nightRussell Point

Misses Ro

bertson with

MrDMaccompanied

cousins Ethyl Mr

Holmes

dawithIDr Z Gabbert arid daught

Grace Sunday nightBrockman

Columbia

and Mrs J Morrischildren Fridaynight

Drewy

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best breeder presentliving coltpsound

JORDANcolts that bring

country buyput stallions business country JORDAN

that has bestcountry that

2 years numberthat number

3 andover tol000horses country these priceshave please throughcolumns

believe as asJoEDSNBring get

LGrady1cMADE

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LACKINGt what should there NOTHING

Possesses

finely

Not andLEAD ZINC

peoplevant

THE STORE

Rus-

sell

Ingram

Martinvisited

Monday

Moores

southern

Miss Ella Humphress spentlast Thursday night with MissBettie Bryant

Misses Ethyl Moore and ClaraRobertson spent Wednesdaynight with Mr and Mrs S W

AbsherMrCooley is erecting a

large feed barn which when cornpleted will add much to the ap ¬pearance of his place

Mrs M A Brockman is theguest of her daughter Mrs Z TGabbert of Roley this week

Mrs Bettie Cunningham ofCane Valley spent several daysof last week With his cousin MrW P Dillingham of this place

Mr and Mrs S L Smith andchildren Claud and Eslella spentMonday with Mr and Mrs Delaney Robertson

Mr Sam Grant who has just Ireturned home from CarrolltonMo spent Tuesday night at H <B Robertsons

Mrs Elizabeth Cooley was thepleasant guest of her daughterMrs R L Dillingham last Wed-nesday

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Miss Emma Fardwick and Jeff I

Cooley were visiting their uncleMr J H Martin one day lastweek

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Mr J CJ Calhon of nearomfcmunity several days ofrtlastweeka tt

collecting the debts due from nistisaMr Cleve Thomas of Corfiinris visiting relatives and friendsin this vicinity

I Miss Celeste Shirley who hasbeen attending the NormalSchool in Bowling Green has re-turned

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Miss Minnie Rogers who hasbeen attending the L WTShas returned home

Russells creek was higherhere last Wednesday than it Hasbeen this year causing muchdamage

Will Ingram of Camp Knoxwas here last week J >

rRev Rood filled his regular ap

pointment here last Sunday V

Mr G A Beard has been onthe sick list but is bettertlH cweek

MrJ R Tutt Jr reportsmuch damage done to the cropsof Blue SpringJbranch caused byheavy rains ftOnboys here are doing more fishihgthan workT4ofuI¬Aver onas near Campbellville J

acvholives t-the tail of the comet the other

dnotbeenswepthishou8eawsyr Avr

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