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i i t > h THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS COLUMBIA KY DECEMBER 4 1907I

1i SPARKSYILLE

Mrs Wm Wilson is visitingrelatives at East Fork this week

Mr James Garnett of Co¬

lumbia was on a business tripto this place last Wednesday

0Mr Wade Eubank of Colum ¬

bia was here last Thursday re¬

pairing a mill for Wooten Co

Mr Joe Firquin of Eeltnerwas here one day last week

W L Gadberry wife and lit¬

tle daughter Russell visited thefamily of Mr Joe Gadberry atGadberSundayi34Mr J T Rose who is running

a general merchandise store atthis place for Nell Nell visitedfriends at Qradyville Saturdaynight and Sunday

Mrs Allen Morrison and child-

ren¬

of Gadberry visited MrsMorrisons parents Mr and MrsIJ H Preston last week

J F Gilpin made a businesstrip to Gradyville one day lastweek

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Corn is ready sale in our townat 250 per barrel

Mr C C 3anes who has beenconfined to hisroon for severalweeks is able to be out again

J A Diddle delivered a loadof flour to A F Coomer one dayIlast week

Our merchants are all enjoy ¬

ing a good trade at this writing

Miss Hattie Gilpin visited hersister Mrs W L GadberryThursday night

A C Moss the hustling lum ¬

ber man of Greensburg wastaking up lumber at this place aday or so last week I

THURLOW

Card Blakeman bought 19 acresof land from Mr Dave Blakemanfor 285

Our farmers are busy gather¬

ing cornI Miss Violet Dills of Liletown

who has been visiting Miss AdaHenderson for the past weekreturned home Sunday

The little five year old son ofD C <Judd died Thursday withtyphoid fever

Uncle Jeffrie Jeffries is nobetter at this writing

Misses Hallie Biggs and ZilpherBrown are visiting relatives atGresham this week

I Atha Neagle is improvingslowly from a severe case ofmalaria fever

Mr Johnie Leake of FranklinKy is visiting relatives andfriends at this place

G R Tucker and family ofOklahoma returned to his homeat this plade a few days agoHe proved up his claim and cameback to Kentucky to live

Born to the wife of A RPerkins Nov 8th a son Also tothe wife of Wilburn Curry Nov15th a daughter

Ora Neagles son of LouisNeagleSdied at his home nearNewt Saturday with typhoid andpheumonia fever

iProfR 0 Cabell closed a tendays singing at Thurlow Satur¬

dday and had an air day singingSunday Sang in Windows ofHeaven No 3 and 5 Mr Cabellcertainly understands his pro ¬

fession

Rev J P Vanhoy preachedan excellent sermon i at MLebanon Sunday night

Miss Mattie Arnett is on theI sick list tfrE H Henderson was I

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visiting his sister Mrs Alice Pruittof Liletown a few days lastweek

Rev J P Vanhoy and familywere visting the formers parentsat Cane Valley from Wednesdaytill Saturday

Miss Vallie Neagles of CampKnox was visiting relatives atthis place from j Thursday tillSunday

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Badly Mixed Up

Abraham Brown of Winterton NY had a very remarkable experiencehe says Doctors got badly mixed upover me one said heart disease twocalled it kidney trouble the fourthblood poison and the fifth stomach andliver trouble but none of them helpedme so my wifeadvised trying ElectricBitters which are restoring me to per-

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health One bottle did me moregood than all the five doctors pre ¬

scribed Guaranteed for blood poisonweakness and all stomach liver andkidney complaints by T E Paulldruggist 50c r

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A NEW TACKLEt

The CourierJournal having die

covered that the virtuous ration¬

al Democratic press and peopleof Kentucky will not follow itslead in a bolt of the nominationof Governor Beckham for UnitedStates Senator but with greatunaminity have declared in fa¬

vor of honoring Beckhams cre ¬

dentials that are underwrittenby 200000 loyal Democrats hassprung a new tackle

Mr Watterson now professesto have been told by somebodythat whole precincts in certainmountain counties were recordedtfas casting their votes for Gov

Beckham in the primary whenin fact > there was no election atall in those precincts neither

ballot books nor ballot boxeshaving reached there that in¬

vestigation will reveal more bra¬

zen frauds than the alphabetical

voting and other frauds on whichthe Democratic Court of Appeals

based its ouster decision in theLouisville contest cases and

which ouster decision met Gov

Beckhams approval that in

some counties Gov Beckham re¬

ceived majorities larger than thetotal Democratic vote of the en-

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Mr Watterson believing in

the probability of such a slanderis now engaged in the pious un¬

dertaking of persuading some

member of the legislature to pro ¬

pose a contest of the primary

elonsama one to assume

the rights upon which SenatorMcCreary calmly slept

According to the view of theaverage mountaineer Henry Watterson has reached the limit of

his downward course He can

go no lower Somerset JournalI V

It is very important that dairycows have a sufficent amount of

salt They ought to be fed thisas regularly an any other part of

their ration It is not sufficient

to give them what salt they wantI

to eat once a week or once in two

week The salt ought to be apart of their daily c weightingl000lpoundg ought to have twoounces of salt a day This saltmornting s

ialy in the digestion and assimi

lationof the balance of theration i I

Will comfort on a swelteringfey When hot and weary it im-parts vigor and energy

5c at soda fountains and in bottles 5Cc

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WOMANS HANDICAP

Business with man is a perma-

nent¬

career and end which henever permits to drop out ofsight With the average womanit is merely an expedient With

allIabsorbingare incidents With a woman

in time love and matrimony be¬

come the real thing in life andbusiness the incident Successwith the business man is satisfy ¬

ing If the right woman is afactor or is benefitted by his bus ¬

iness success he counts this asan added blessing The womancan not enjoy success aloneShe must shareflit with some oneThis is the natural outcroppingof unselfishness in the womanWith a man success or effortstoward success dwarf all otherfeelings With a woman sent-

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affection the unexpectedassertion of the feminine natureare liable tb imperil her businesssuccess at any moment Wom-

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s Home Companionr

A Real Wonderland

South Dakota with its rich silvermines bonanza farms wide ranges andstrange natuural formations is a ver-

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wonderland At Mound City inthe home of Mrs E D Clapp a won¬

derful case of healing has lately occur ¬

red Her son seemed near death with i

lung and throat trouble Exhaustingcoughing spells occurred everyminutes writes Mrs Clapp fiveIbegan giving Dr Kings Newery the great medicine that saved hisIlife and completely cured him Guaranteed forcoughs and colds throat andlung troubles by T E Paull druggibt50c and 1 Trial bottle free

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FASHION NOTES

Artificial flowers ark used on°

evening gown as garnitureThe effort is being made toi

bring back the old round muffand it is seen in many handsome

fursIThe boned waist following the

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curves of the figures are becom ¬

ing popular

The overblouse costume contjnues in favor It is an import-

ant feature where an ntire cos-

tume¬

yet not a full waist of theskirt material is wanted

Trimming is now lavishly useda trimming on trimming is theorder of the day

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Many capes for evening wearaje made without a particle oftrimming They are circularshape withho and both cape

and hood are lined with white

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The old closefitting Priiicees

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nARD ICKPres J H COCKE V pres RH DIETZHAN Sec

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W TPyne Mill Supply Co11IDEALERS IN +

ENGINES BOILERS SAW MILLSl

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GRIST MILLS FEED MILLS <

1301 TfflRTeeNTHMftIN LOUISVILLE

I All Kinds of Machinery Repaired =

shown op-

ordinarysimplest being the

housewrapper Thesleeves may be short elbow r

length or finished at the wristinsleevesImaybe used terminating at thewrist with a perfectly plainwristedge or a narrow trimmed turnback cuff may be added I

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The adjustable flounce is quitean economy as with one founda-

tion one may have many J

changes to suit the outer gari

ment by simply putting theflounces on and off by means of

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be ofmore importance than fineness

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of and many garments ofcheap material are made to look

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very handsome with braid andsilk buttons

Straight skirts are muchwornby children and the dresses may

be made for or with a uimpeThe princess makes are popular

for young girls arranged afc theshoulder and at the waist line byshirring wide ornamentbotH waist and skirt They areusually supported by a body

lining on which the yoke is laidr 1

To the man who owns the farmthe moneyhe makes does not afr

ways represent t lye profit Itmight be that there was not a

cent of money in sight and yetthey ar might be the best forones life What is the condition-

sof the farm it stock itk build-

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its fences the condition of

the lands with regard to the yearstq come or through the crop thatis to follow These are thingsthat are of as such importanceas the money you take i n fromthe crop yes even more Ex

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J ISheet fron and Tank Work

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JOBBING WORK SOLICITED

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WHY SANTA CLAYS IS TRUE Iv t

There is nothing truer or marewholesome or more farreaching-or more educative than creations

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of a sane and healthy imagina¬

tion The legend of Santa Clausis true for the reason that it con¬

nects the childish mind with themysteries of religion and is aN

long step in the direction of realbelief The Farmer is not only afirm believer in Santa Claus whois a part of a great Christian fes¬

tival but he bleieves also in Fairies and thebasis of that beliefis very simple Ho W cqul d ahealthy imagination invent any-thing that has no trace of trutHin it How can the ideals ofyouth and of old age lend them¬

selves so cunningly to a schemethat is false Let any rightminded person think the matterover and it will be readily per-ceived that the Farmers hassomething more than possibilityon

Ihis sideJoel Chandler Har-

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StomachiNo appetite loss of strength nervous ¬

ness headache constipation bad breathgeneral debility sour risings and catarrh E

of tho stomach are all due to indigestionKodel relieves Indigestion This new discoy i

cry represents natural Juices of diges I

don as they exist in a healthy stomachIcombined with the greatestand reconstructive properties Kodol fordyspepsia doe riot oalr ralitvi indigestionand dyspepsia but tills famous remedyhelps all stomach troubles by cleansingpurifying sweetening and strengtheningthe mucous membranes Matof the stomach-

Mr S S 11 of Rnes wss W VM ss7sOIl was troubled with sour rtimieh for tweMy yearsKodol cured ra tad we an MW vrtoc K fa aUkforbaky

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