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morning to Mr 0 V Cheat ham the ceremony being impressively said by Eld F J Barger The bride is an excellent young woman and was quite a favorite in the neighborhood The groom is a prosperous farmer and trader of Cumberland county Soon after the ceremony the couple left for the home of the groom carrying the best wishes of many friends and rela- tives in Adair county For SaleThree good horse mules 3 and 4 years old 14 and 151 high Ed Franklin Glensfork Ky L W T S Field Day k The Field Day exercises of Lindsey Wilson was held on May 12th and proved to be a great success The gold medal offered by Revt t R Kay was won by Burley Young The events were as follows 100 yd dash 17 years and under won by Wm Campbell Running broad jump won by Burley Young 12ft3in Boys Wheelbarrow race won by B Young and C Diddle Egg race won by Miss Della Duvall 1st Miss E Barger 2nd Shot race won by Chas Diddle 100 yd dash 14 years and under won by Wm Hudson Girls Relay race won by the blues Mile raceRainwater 1st C Diddle 2ndStanding high jump B Young Girls Wheelbarrow race Miss Amelia t Huddleston < v4 I 220 yd dashJK Young Girls BasketBall was won by the Whites by af score of 14 to 2 440 yd run Rainwater Somersault race Herbert McKinley Pole vault Rainwater 1st Gregory 2ndHurdle race Young 1st Diddle 2nd Potato race Rainwater Relay race won by the C D S One half mile run Rainwater 1st Diddle 2nd 100 yard dash Young first 11 second Hays 2nd Shot put Young Half hammer Gregory Running high jump Young first Gre ¬ gory 2nd- Three legged race Rainwater and r RosenfiedI ¬ ter the contests on the long distance runs and we pre sure that he is going to capture some of the prises In visiting Campbellsville be pure and call at the Buchanan Lyon Company and see the many handsome buggies on dis ¬ play and their immense line of har BessDr r R H Perryman who lives near Purdy was in Columbia last Thursday the first time for twelve months He has regained his health weighing at this time over two hundred pounds The Doctor has been a staunch supporter of the local papers of this town During the life of the Spectatorforty years frhe was a subscriber during all that long period He also subscribed for The News vhen it stared nearly thir ¬ teen years ago and the paper contin ¬ ues to visit him weekly He informed a News man Thursday that he thought he would live to be one hundred years old and that he would pay forthe News annually until he reached that age but when he arrived at the century mark he expected the editarpaca Him on there lilt and the paper man rjwdily r JagreedLto do so- Y t < y 4 r V k t Revival at the Baptist Church Dr J S Dill of Bowling Green a learned theologian and a very enter taining and forcible speaker has been conducting a series of meetings at the Baptist church during the past week Ministers of other denominations are attending and are cooperating in theI meeting Large congregations are present at the evening services and the afternoon meetings are well attended showing that the people of Columbia are very much interested Not a word derogatory to the teachings of other de- nominations has been saidjust the simple story of Christ is being told but in a most scholarly and captivating manner Dr Dills descriptive powers are great and at times he grows dra matic thrilling the audience There are but few stronger pulpit orators all points being clearly presented His sermon especially to men last Sunday showing the character of men this country needs and the lines he marked out for those who stood for the right to follow was indeed a very helpful dis- course and doubtless put many in the congregation to thinking At the close of this service nearly all the men in the congregation and there were many present went forward and shook the ministerss hand The meeting has done good and we believe much more will be accomplished Services each afternoon and evening throughout this week People living out of town should make an effort to attend the services Mr Presley Clark who conducts the singing has a very melodious voice keeps the choir in perfect time and the music rendered has been very in spiring Mr Clark as we understand has decided to make sacred music a life work and those who are hearing him feel sure that he is very competent for the laudable calling The sentiment of his solos is beautiful rendered in the most perfect manner He enters upon a promising future in his line of work Get a majestic souvenir set of ware at Reed Hardware Cos store during demonstration week May 23 to 28 Louie a five year old son of Mr and Mrs EL Feese was severely hurt last Thursday afternoon His father was hauling a load of lumber from the mill to his dwelling the boy following behind the wagon En route the wheels of the wagon passed over a scantling and it flew and struck the child on the left eg below the knee cutting a very ugly gash Dr Russell closed up the wound See how easy that buggy runs it is from the Buchanan Lyon Company Meeting of Medical Society The Adair County Medical Society met at the Courthouse last Thursday forenoon The attendance was not large as several physicians in the coun ¬ ty were reported sick Dr McChord of Lebanon was here and read the opening paper He was followed with papers by Dr U L Taylor and Dr E A Waggener They all contained time- ly suggestions and the hearers listened with much interest Judge H C Baker and Drs J H Grady and R H Perryman made short talks on the con ¬ tents of the papers These meetings could be made very interesting to the layity and they should be largely at ¬ tended At this meeting quite a num ¬ ber of ladies honored the society with their presence Dont forget to attend the majestic range demonstration at our store one week May 23 to 28 Reed Hardware Co Decoration DayProgramme lMay 30 1910 4p m Columbia Ky Decoration of graves i Mr J0 Rus sell Master of Ceremonies n v Music Band- Invocation y Mrs Z T Williams Song Choir A Address Hon Rollin Hurt Music Band Address Hon J F Montgomery j Song Choir Address Rev B M Currie Benediction Rev W B Cave Music Band f We want you to call at our store dur- ing ¬ our majestic demonstration week May 23 to 28 and get a Souvenir Set of majestic ware Reed Hardware Co The ball game St Marys against I LindseyWilson failed at materialize tFriday of the players were indisposed It was a disappointment as m lovers pf the sport expected to witness the game If you want a fine set of harness for asmallsum pf money see the Buchan J an Lyon Company f < c1 tY s t- f Death of Mrs J W Stone Last Wednesday about the noon hour after a long Illness Mabel who was the youngest child of the late Col Frank and Elizabeth Wolford and the wife of J W Stone died at her late home a few miles north of Columbia The deceased was about twentyeight years old and was born and reared in this city When quite a young girl she confessed her faith in Christ united with the Christian church and lived a consistent member until the end fin the absence of her pastor the funeral services were conducted by Rev Wm Dudgeon of the Baptist church at the home The interment was in the Co- lumbia ¬ cemetery Thursday afternoon many relatives and friends being pres- ent ¬ The deceased leaves a husband tvvp little boys an aged mother one brother and two sisters who have the sympathy of this town The most durable and the easiest running buggies are sold by the Buch ¬ anan Lyon Company 1 Clean The Towni The time has come for a general cleaning of the streets and allies and the private property of the town Let each citizen gather up all the filth about his premises including all tin cans and vessels of every kind that would afford breeding plates for mbsquitos place them in boxes or barrels so they can he gathered up by the town wagons and carried beyond the town limits The wagons will be around on Friday May 20th 1910 U L Taylor Health Officer The Recital On Friday evening the large audience which had assembled at the Lindsey Wilson felt fully repaid for going the occasion being a dramatization Polly ot the Circus given by Miss Zella Pelly who is a pupil of Miss David Al ¬ though her part was lengthy she gave it without a single mistake showing a great talent for the work and that she had been well trained The play was humerous and very much enjoyed Those who heard her feel justly proud of the fact that she is a home girl and predict for her a bright future She was assisted by pupils of Miss Gibbs with a musical program which was splendid and also very en ¬ joyable Nothing takes like an attractive bug¬ gy Get one from the Buchanan Lyon Company Remarkable Accident Last Friday afternoon at the McLean sawmill one mile from Columbia an accident occurred and it is remarkable that several men were not killed A log had been placed on the carriage and the saw started but before it got half through the log the dogs which held it in its place gave way the log turning Both saws flew to pieces and what is strange seven men were stand standing about the saws all escaping unhurt This accident occurred in the afternoon a few hours after Jim Dun ¬ can was almost killed at the same mill Come and see the great cooking won ¬ der at our store all next week You have a chance to get a souvenir set of ware free See large advertisement in this paper Reed Hardware Company Mrs Nancy Acre ninetyfive years old a native of thiscounty received a number of friends at the Hancock Hotel last Tuesday She is a sister of Flem S Carter who is in fine health and who celebrated his one hundredth anni ¬ versary the 11 th day of last March Mrs Acre is the widow of Green Acre who died many years ago and who was a first cousin of Preston H Leslie one- time Governor of Kentucky She is in full possession of her mental faculties and tells many interesting stories of early days in Adair county IDrop in our store during our majest ic demonstration week May 23 to 28 and let us show you why the great nd grand majestic range is the best on earth A souvenir set of ware worth 800 given with every majestic range sold Reed Hardware Co The grand jury is now in session and there is a greatdeal pf work that should be before it But a grand jury can not accomplish anything without witnesses Therefore all good citizens Whore summoned to appear before it should prom JlY appear and tell what they know concerning unlawful acts A good citizen is under no Obligations to protect those who knowingly violate the law and if there are lawless men in the county they should be in i tedbQ not go before the body and say you 6V not recollect but if you know anything that is going pnor has transpired that was unlawful telUt t i Aeroplanes in Flight The people of Kentucky at last are to have an opportunity to see aero planes in flight with real bird men soaring high in air and executing diffi ¬ cult arid interesting evolutions with no other sustaining power than the planes and mctorsI The Louisville Times has announced that a great aviation meet is to be held in Louisville on June 1819 at Church hill Downs under the auspices of that paper at which some of the worlds most noted aviators will be seen with their wonderful aircraft Most promi ¬ nent among these will be Glenn H Cur tiss whose daring achievments both here and abroad have stamped him as a peerless bird man Such others as Charles F Willard Charles K Hamil ¬ ton Horace F Wild Bud Mars and C K Bates will also be in the contests for the supremacy of the air The comparatively recent advance ¬ ment in the science of aviation has been such as to startle the entire world and the daily accounts of broken records show that there are still great possi ¬ bilities for unheard of adventures by the sky pilots That records may be broken at the Louisville meet is ex ¬ tremely likely from thef act that experts have declared the Churchhill Downs course an ideal place for such meets and again for the reason that unusually fortunate dates have been secured Wrather reports for years past show that the wind velocity for the last half of June is the slowest of any time in the year of Kentucky and ofcourse this is conducive to the easy handling of the great machines- It is expected that low rates will be secured on all railroads leading into Louisville for these two days and it is expected that recordbreaking crowds will flock to the historic race course where heretofore the Kentucky thor ¬ oughbred has held undisputed sway Examine your old McCormick ma chines and see what repairs you will need place your order with Reed Miller our repair agents so as to en ¬ able them to get repairs in plenty time thereby saving unnessary expense of telephone and express charges by wait ¬ ing until the last moment The Buch- anan ¬ Lyon Co Topics for Revival Sermons At the Revival services now in prog ¬ ress at the Baptist church Dr Dill will speak upon the following subjects Tuesday 3 p m A Life in the Will of God730 p m Attractions of CrossWednesday 3pm Womans Work 730 p m Excuses Thursday 3 pm To Live is Christ 730 p m Profit and Loss Friday 3pm What to do with your Burden730 pm What will you do with Jesus It will more than pay you for your time to read our large advertisement in this paper Reed Hardware Co J Base Ball The LindseyWilson base ball club ended its season by defeating the Co ¬ lumbia team 5 to 4 The game was ex ¬ citing from start to finish The score 123456789 T- LWTS 000001040 Columbia 010000003 4 Batteries Lindsey Hancock and Greg ¬ ory ColumbiaIsbell and Holt Get a new set of harness from Buchanan Lyon Company and you will be pleased Tile Burkesville Banner of last week stated that its town was making prep ¬ arations to put down concrete walks and to install a firstclass electric light plantand in a short time people of Al ¬ bany Edmonton Columbia and Celina Tenn would be invited to call and see Burkesville in her city ways Colum ¬ bia has been lighted with electricity for four years and as to concrete walks we have miles of it A gentleman who was trading in town a few days ago was asked how far he lived from Co- lumbia ¬ Four miles he said but I can walk from my house to town on concrete pavements Its worth 8ooto you to read our advertisement in this Paper so dpat overlook it Reed Hardware Co The Buchanan Lyon Company are sending out buggies daily Circuit court openedMonday a large crowd beingin attendance Judge Car ¬ ter and Commonwealths Attorney A A Huddleston arrived late Sunday af ¬ ternoon and will be busy men during the week The docketJaaboutrup to the average and the fulK two weeks will betaken up 1iJi Jt the wife of Op Smith- rainMewa May16 a ton t i Declamatory Contest R On Thursday evening May 19th at 800 oclock there will be held in the L W T S auditorium a declamatory con test between the F L Sand C D S societies A medal isoffered by Rev A P Lyon of Elizabethtown Ky The public is cordially invited The speak ¬ ers are as followsC D S Herbert SmithThe Black Horse and his rider L W Napier The New South M R GabbertLincolns second Inaugural Address v F L S C B DiddleThe University The Training Camp of the Future D H LyonThe Traitors Death bedEugene Hawk Taylors Irish Ameri ¬ can Address Buy a range with a reputationand take advantage of our free offer during the demonstration week May 23 to 281 Come in and let us show you Reed Hardware Company The Comet May 17Within 12000000 miles Rises 332 am May 18Eclipse of sun by comet 131 to 145 p m Eastern time May 19Comet in evening sky sets before sun May 20Cometsets 810 p m Will look large as the sun Very terrifying in appearance to those who dont know that we have passed through the tail and that all possibility of danger is overMay 25Sets at 1055 p m May 30 Sets 1120 and is gradually fading away Dont wait until your wheat oats or grass are damaging See our agents C R Hutchison Columbia pr Pomp Wilson Cane Valley at once and get your order in for the great McCormick Binder Mower or Rake Yes you can buy other makes for less money if you consider first cost but how about the cost later on when you consider the repairs loss of time and worry over a poor working machine The McCor ¬ mick always does the work and does it well Ask your neighbor who hasa McCormick Your friend the Buchan- an ¬ Lyon Co Campbellsville Ky Circuit Court The Spring term of the Adair circuit court opened last Monday morning at 10 a m Judge H C Carter on the bench By 2 oclock in the afternoon the grand jury had been instructed and the petit jury impaneled Judge Car ¬ ter gave a lenghty instruction to the grand jury urging the indictment of alloffenders The following gentlemen compose the two juries GRAND JURY BryantVi F Monday J Nick Conover R K Young Jake Bault John Yates Leslie Johnston W B Doolin John J flum phress PETIT JURY B T Rubarts Jno R Christie Robt Royse J M Perry man Geo Atkins W J Conover James Tutt Jno N Conover Jno B Russell Richard Do honey Hudson Conover R W Shirley Robt Breeding Jessee White J M Conover Thos McDermott Jno Camp- bell ¬ Frank Shepherd Bruce Mont ¬ gomery C C Gentry W L Rigney Stamper Pickett Willie Hindman EI ¬ mer Keen A stylish buggy is very desirable I you want one get in communication with the Buchanan Lyon Conpany Dr William Voils who lives at Rus ¬ sell Springs was 102 years old last Jan- uary ¬ He is in perfect health and his mind is good His grandson informed The News last Thursday that the old gentleman worked some every day and that he read weekly TheAdair County News without glasses t Notice- I have secured the agency for the McCall Pattern Company and can fur ¬ nish patterns at my store same prices as the Company does Also subscrip ¬ tions taken for McCalls Magazine only 50c per year Frank Sinclair Rev R L Tally held three mission ¬ ary rallies in Russell county last week raising fiftyseven dollars for missions There was good interest manifested at all three of the meetings Buchanan Lyon Company Campbells ¬ ville handle more buggies than any other establishment in the Green river section Call land get priesor write for ilt Ml r Born to the wife of ° J3 K Hum 6itwinldaJIhten Z oi a of Tabor Churchw In view of the fact that Dr W B Ricks of Bowling Green Ky will deliver the Commencement sermon for our school The L W T S in our churchat Columbia at 11 a m next Sunday the time of the preaching ser ¬ vice at Tabor is hereby changed for next Sunday to 3 clock p m instead of 11 a m And all the people of the community are urged to come in to Col- umbia and hear Dr Ricks Preaching at Tabor at 3 oclock p m next Sun day remember Truly B M Currie Pastor The Great 1 lcCormickI 4 King of the harvest field always the farmers best friend Say did you ever see or hear of a farmer who once tried the McCormick that did not reccom mend it to his neighbor Why be ¬ cause they always give satisfaction Made right run right See their local agent nearest you or write The Buch ¬ anan Lyon Co Campbellsville The largest implement buggy and harness dealers in Central Kentucky Program Laymens Missionary Rally for Co ¬ lumbia District Methodist Episcopal Church South to be held at Glensfork Ky June 7th 1910 Beginning at 93Q a m 1 DevotionalRev TL Hulse PE 2 Reports from church Lay Leaders led by C 0 Moss 3 The awakening of the Laymen = J N Miller and J V Dudley t 4 Men reaching menWeS Knight and Hon F R Winfrey 5 Proportionate giving and what per cent to MissionsHon 0 B Bertram and John Williams 6 Echoes from the Dallas Conference Gov J R Hindman and Ed Hill Preaching at 11 a mRev J H WalkerEvery body invited to attend C 0 Moss District Lay Leaders All teachers who expect to be exami- ned must be on the LindseyHill next Friday morning at 8 oclock sharp Music and expression recital at the LindseyWilson Chapel next Friday evening The public is cordially invi ed to attend On Saturday evening there will baa play given in the same hall The title of the play is Tinnysons Princess On account of the expense in getting up the play asmall fee of 15 cents will be charged at the entrance The officers of the November election for Adair County Ky for 1909 are re- quested ¬ to deliver the keys to the bal ¬ lot boxes and the Election seals to the County Clerks office Columbia Lodge No 96 F and A M will meet in regular convocation next Friday evening Work in fiirst and- s condoA full attendance is desired Horace Jeffries Master There were fewer horses and mules on the market Monday than usual for the first day of a circuit court There are several hundred people in Adair county who are behind at this office and we trust that during this ses- sion of circuit court they will call and settle Any kind of harness you need can be found at the Buchanan Lyon Company LindseyWilson Wf T S are as follows Thursday night Mav 19th 3 oclock Declamation contest Friday night May 20 The Princess by pupils of Miss David Saturday night May 21 recital by pu- pils ¬ of Miss Gibbs Sunday morning at the Methodist church commencement sermon by Rev W B Ricks of Bowling Green Monday morning at 10 oclock L W T S chapel Graduating exercises coIf sisting of reading essays and the address by W B Ricks If your harness is old and dingy re ¬ place by purchasing a new set from Buchanan Lyon Company In a baseball game at Glensville last Saturday Harrpdsfork defeated Glen yule the score standing 24 to 7 The Bobbitt Hotel Lebanon was des¬ troyed by fire Monday morning Low 4 6000 insurance 3000 Nearly every body in Taylor county is ridmg in a Buchanan Lyon Company buggy Many of them are in Adair county and the Company will Ma L oier moreduring the spring ian4Saiit tt mera L < t 9illiir it he aqu a re was corE s me nclait Wfdnday a Yy c 7i t y v t f f t ti y- r r
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VOLUMF XKI COLUMBIA ADAIR COUNTY KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY MAY 1g1910 NUMBER 28
AERONAUTS DASHED
10 THE GROUND
AIfA Holland Forbes and J C Yates
of New York Badly Injured Af-
ter a Long Flight
BALLOON FALLS IN MJ=TCALFE COUNTY
Monday evening of last week a balloon containing Holland Forbes andJ C Yates both of New York leftQuincy lllinois on a long journeyTliey sailed out of Illinois into Indianaand reached Kentucky and when nearCenter Metcalfe county they lost control of the gasbag and were attemptingto light but at a distance of one hundred feet from the ground the balloonlike a piece of lead dropped to earthBoth men were badly injured Yatesvery seriously New York friends wired
take specialcare of the men
Do not travel with your harness tiedwithstrings you can get a new set fora little money at the Buchanan Lyon I
Company
Uolladay = heatham
Miss Lettie Holladay a daughter ofMrs Sallie Holladay was married lastThursday morning to Mr 0 V Cheatham the ceremony being impressivelysaid by Eld F J Barger The brideis an excellent young woman and wasquite a favorite in the neighborhoodThe groom is a prosperous farmer andtrader of Cumberland county Soonafter the ceremony the couple left forthe home of the groom carrying thebest wishes of many friends and rela-tives in Adair county
For SaleThree good horse mules3 and 4 years old 14 and 151 high
Ed Franklin Glensfork Ky
L W T S Field Dayk
The Field Day exercises of LindseyWilson was held on May 12th andproved to be a great success The goldmedal offered by Revt t R Kay waswon by Burley Young The eventswere as follows
100 yd dash 17 years and under wonby Wm Campbell
Running broad jump won by BurleyYoung 12ft3in
Boys Wheelbarrow race won by BYoung and C Diddle
Egg race won by Miss Della Duvall1st Miss E Barger 2nd
Shot race won by Chas Diddle100 yd dash 14 years and under won
by Wm HudsonGirls Relay race won by the bluesMile raceRainwater 1st C Diddle
2ndStandinghigh jump B Young
Girls Wheelbarrow race Miss Ameliat Huddleston <v4
I 220 yd dashJK YoungGirls BasketBall was won by the
Whites by af score of 14 to 2440 yd run RainwaterSomersault race Herbert McKinleyPole vault Rainwater 1st Gregory
2ndHurdlerace Young 1st Diddle 2nd
Potato race RainwaterRelay race won by the C D SOne half mile run Rainwater 1st
Diddle 2nd100 yard dash Young first 11 second
Hays 2ndShot put YoungHalf hammer GregoryRunning high jump Young first Gre ¬
gory 2nd-
Three legged race Rainwater and
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ter the contests on the long distanceruns and we pre sure that he is goingto capture some of the prises
In visiting Campbellsville be pure andcall at the Buchanan Lyon Company andsee the many handsome buggies on dis ¬
play and their immense line of har
BessDr rR H Perryman who lives near
Purdy was in Columbia last Thursdaythe first time for twelve months Hehas regained his health weighing atthis time over two hundred pounds TheDoctor has been a staunch supporter ofthe local papers of this town Duringthe life of the Spectatorforty years
frhe was a subscriber during all thatlong period He also subscribed forThe News vhen it stared nearly thir¬
teen years ago and the paper contin¬
ues to visit him weekly He informeda News man Thursday that he thoughthe would live to be one hundred yearsold and that he would pay forthe Newsannually until he reached that age butwhen he arrived at the century markhe expected the editarpaca Him on
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Revival at the Baptist Church
Dr J S Dill of Bowling Green alearned theologian and a very entertaining and forcible speaker has beenconducting a series of meetings at theBaptist church during the past weekMinisters of other denominations areattending and are cooperating in theImeeting Large congregations arepresent at the evening services and theafternoon meetings are well attendedshowing that the people of Columbiaare very much interested Not a wordderogatory to the teachings of other de-
nominations has been saidjust thesimple story of Christ is being told butin a most scholarly and captivatingmanner Dr Dills descriptive powersare great and at times he grows dramatic thrilling the audience Thereare but few stronger pulpit orators allpoints being clearly presented Hissermon especially to men last Sundayshowing the character of men thiscountry needs and the lines he markedout for those who stood for the right tofollow was indeed a very helpful dis-
course and doubtless put many in thecongregation to thinking At the closeof this service nearly all the men inthe congregation and there were manypresent went forward and shook theministerss hand The meeting hasdone good and we believe much morewill be accomplished Services eachafternoon and evening throughout thisweek People living out of town shouldmake an effort to attend the services
Mr Presley Clark who conducts thesinging has a very melodious voicekeeps the choir in perfect time andthe music rendered has been very inspiring Mr Clark as we understandhas decided to make sacred music a lifework and those who are hearing himfeel sure that he is very competent forthe laudable calling The sentiment ofhis solos is beautiful rendered in themost perfect manner He enters upona promising future in his line of work
Get a majestic souvenir set of wareat Reed Hardware Cos store duringdemonstration week May 23 to 28
Louie a five year old son of Mr andMrs E L Feese was severely hurtlast Thursday afternoon His fatherwas hauling a load of lumber from themill to his dwelling the boy followingbehind the wagon En route the wheelsof the wagon passed over a scantlingand it flew and struck the child on theleft eg below the knee cutting a veryugly gash Dr Russell closed up thewound
See how easy that buggy runs it isfrom the Buchanan Lyon Company
Meeting of Medical Society
The Adair County Medical Societymet at the Courthouse last Thursdayforenoon The attendance was notlarge as several physicians in the coun ¬
ty were reported sick Dr McChordof Lebanon was here and read theopening paper He was followed withpapers by Dr U L Taylor and Dr EA Waggener They all contained time-ly suggestions and the hearers listenedwith much interest Judge H CBaker and Drs J H Grady and R HPerryman made short talks on the con ¬
tents of the papers These meetingscould be made very interesting to thelayity and they should be largely at ¬
tended At this meeting quite a num¬
ber of ladies honored the society withtheir presence
Dont forget to attend the majesticrange demonstration at our store oneweek May 23 to 28 Reed HardwareCo
Decoration DayProgramme
lMay 30 1910 4 p m Columbia KyDecoration of graves i Mr J 0 Rus
sell Master of Ceremonies n v
Music Band-Invocation
yMrs Z T Williams
Song Choir AAddress Hon Rollin HurtMusic BandAddress Hon J F Montgomery
jSong ChoirAddress Rev B M CurrieBenediction Rev W B CaveMusic Band f
We want you to call at our store dur-ing
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our majestic demonstration weekMay 23 to 28 and get a Souvenir Setof majestic ware Reed Hardware Co
The ball game St Marys against I
LindseyWilson failed at materializetFridayof the players were indisposed It wasa disappointment as m lovers pfthe sport expected to witness the game
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Death of Mrs J W Stone
Last Wednesday about the noon hourafter a long Illness Mabel who wasthe youngest child of the late ColFrank and Elizabeth Wolford and thewife of J W Stone died at her latehome a few miles north of ColumbiaThe deceased was about twentyeightyears old and was born and reared inthis city When quite a young girl sheconfessed her faith in Christ unitedwith the Christian church and lived aconsistent member until the end finthe absence of her pastor the funeralservices were conducted by Rev WmDudgeon of the Baptist church at thehome The interment was in the Co-
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cemetery Thursday afternoonmany relatives and friends being pres-ent
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The deceased leaves a husbandtvvp little boys an aged mother onebrother and two sisters who have thesympathy of this town
The most durable and the easiestrunning buggies are sold by the Buch ¬
anan Lyon Company 1
Clean The TowniThe time has come for a general
cleaning of the streets and allies andthe private property of the town Leteach citizen gather up all the filthabout his premises including all tin cansand vessels of every kind that wouldafford breeding plates for mbsquitosplace them in boxes or barrels so theycan he gathered up by the town wagonsand carried beyond the town limits Thewagons will be around on Friday May20th 1910 U L Taylor
Health Officer
The Recital
On Friday evening the large audiencewhich had assembled at the LindseyWilson felt fully repaid for going theoccasion being a dramatization Pollyot the Circus given by Miss ZellaPelly who is a pupil of Miss David Al ¬
though her part was lengthy she gaveit without a single mistake showing agreat talent for the work and that shehad been well trained
The play was humerous and verymuch enjoyed Those who heard herfeel justly proud of the fact that she isa home girl and predict for her a brightfuture She was assisted by pupils ofMiss Gibbs with a musical programwhich was splendid and also very en ¬
joyable
Nothing takes like an attractive bug¬
gy Get one from the Buchanan LyonCompany
Remarkable Accident
Last Friday afternoon at the McLeansawmill one mile from Columbia anaccident occurred and it is remarkablethat several men were not killed Alog had been placed on the carriageand the saw started but before it gothalf through the log the dogs whichheld it in its place gave way the logturning Both saws flew to pieces andwhat is strange seven men were standstanding about the saws all escapingunhurt This accident occurred in theafternoon a few hours after Jim Dun¬
can was almost killed at the same mill
Come and see the great cooking won¬
der at our store all next week Youhave a chance to get a souvenir set ofware free See large advertisement inthis paper Reed Hardware Company
Mrs Nancy Acre ninetyfive yearsold a native of thiscounty received anumber of friends at the Hancock Hotellast Tuesday She is a sister of FlemS Carter who is in fine health andwho celebrated his one hundredth anni¬
versary the 11 th day of last MarchMrs Acre is the widow of Green Acrewho died many years ago and who wasa first cousin of Preston H Leslie one-
time Governor of Kentucky She is infull possession of her mental facultiesand tells many interesting stories ofearly days in Adair county
IDrop in our store during our majestic demonstration week May 23 to 28and let us show you why the great ndgrand majestic range is the best onearth A souvenir set of ware worth800 given with every majestic range
sold Reed Hardware Co
The grand jury is now in session andthere is a greatdeal pf work that shouldbe before it But a grand jury can notaccomplish anything without witnessesTherefore all good citizens Whoresummoned to appear before it shouldprom JlY appear and tell what theyknow concerning unlawful acts Agood citizen is under no Obligations toprotect those who knowingly violatethe law and if there are lawless men inthe county they should be ini tedbQnot go before the body and say you 6V
not recollect but if you know anythingthat is going pnor has transpired thatwas unlawful telUt
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iAeroplanes in Flight
The people of Kentucky at last areto have an opportunity to see aeroplanes in flight with real bird mensoaring high in air and executing diffi ¬
cult arid interesting evolutions with noother sustaining power than the planesand mctorsI
The Louisville Times has announcedthat a great aviation meet is to be heldin Louisville on June 1819 at Churchhill Downs under the auspices of thatpaper at which some of the worldsmost noted aviators will be seen withtheir wonderful aircraft Most promi¬
nent among these will be Glenn H Curtiss whose daring achievments bothhere and abroad have stamped him as apeerless bird man Such others asCharles F Willard Charles K Hamil¬
ton Horace F Wild Bud Mars andC K Bates will also be in the contestsfor the supremacy of the air
The comparatively recent advance¬
ment in the science of aviation has beensuch as to startle the entire world andthe daily accounts of broken recordsshow that there are still great possi ¬
bilities for unheard of adventures bythe sky pilots That records maybe broken at the Louisville meet is ex¬
tremely likely from thef act that expertshave declared the Churchhill Downscourse an ideal place for such meetsand again for the reason that unusuallyfortunate dates have been securedWrather reports for years past showthat the wind velocity for the last halfof June is the slowest of any time inthe year of Kentucky and ofcoursethis is conducive to the easy handlingof the great machines-
It is expected that low rates will besecured on all railroads leading intoLouisville for these two days and it isexpected that recordbreaking crowdswill flock to the historic race coursewhere heretofore the Kentucky thor ¬
oughbred has held undisputed sway
Examine your old McCormick machines and see what repairs you willneed place your order with ReedMiller our repair agents so as to en ¬
able them to get repairs in plenty timethereby saving unnessary expense oftelephone and express charges by wait ¬
ing until the last moment The Buch-anan
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Topics for Revival Sermons
At the Revival services now in prog¬
ress at the Baptist church Dr Dill willspeak upon the following subjects
Tuesday 3 p m A Life in the Willof God730 p m Attractions of
CrossWednesday3pm Womans Work
730 p m ExcusesThursday 3 pm To Live is Christ730 p m Profit and LossFriday 3pm What to do with
your Burden730 pm What willyou do with Jesus
It will more than pay you for yourtime to read our large advertisementin this paper Reed Hardware Co
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Base Ball
The LindseyWilson base ball clubended its season by defeating the Co ¬
lumbia team 5 to 4 The game was ex¬
citing from start to finishThe score 123456789 T-
LWTS 000001040Columbia 010000003 4
Batteries Lindsey Hancock and Greg¬
ory ColumbiaIsbell and Holt
Get a new set of harness fromBuchanan Lyon Company and you willbe pleased
Tile Burkesville Banner of last weekstated that its town was making prep ¬
arations to put down concrete walksand to install a firstclass electric lightplantand in a short time people of Al¬
bany Edmonton Columbia and CelinaTenn would be invited to call and seeBurkesville in her city ways Colum ¬
bia has been lighted with electricityfor four years and as to concrete walkswe have miles of it A gentleman whowas trading in town a few days agowas asked how far he lived from Co-
lumbia¬
Four miles he said but Ican walk from my house to town onconcrete pavements
Its worth 8ooto you to read ouradvertisement in this Paper so dpatoverlook it Reed Hardware Co
The Buchanan Lyon Company aresending out buggies daily
Circuit court openedMonday a largecrowd beingin attendance Judge Car¬
ter and Commonwealths Attorney AA Huddleston arrived late Sunday af¬
ternoon and will be busy men duringthe week The docketJaaboutrup tothe average and the fulK two weekswill betaken up
1iJi Jt the wife of Op Smith-
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Declamatory ContestR
On Thursday evening May 19th at800 oclock there will be held in the LW T S auditorium a declamatory contest between the F L Sand C D Ssocieties A medal isoffered by RevA P Lyon of Elizabethtown Ky Thepublic is cordially invited The speak¬
ers are asfollowsC
D SHerbert SmithThe Black Horse and
his riderL W Napier The New SouthM R GabbertLincolns second
Inaugural Address v
F L SC B DiddleThe University The
Training Camp of the FutureD H LyonThe Traitors Death
bedEugeneHawk Taylors Irish Ameri ¬
can Address
Buy a range with a reputationandtake advantage of our free offer duringthe demonstration week May 23 to 281Come in and let us show you
Reed Hardware Company
The Comet
May 17Within 12000000 milesRises 332 am
May 18Eclipse of sun by comet 131to 145 p m Eastern time
May 19Comet in evening sky setsbefore sun
May 20Cometsets 810 p m Willlook large as the sun Very terrifyingin appearance to those who dont knowthat we have passed through the tailand that all possibility of danger is
overMay 25Sets at 1055 p mMay 30 Sets 1120 and is gradually
fading away
Dont wait until your wheat oats orgrass are damaging See our agentsC R Hutchison Columbia pr PompWilson Cane Valley at once and getyour order in for the great McCormickBinder Mower or Rake Yes youcan buy other makes for less money ifyou consider first cost but how aboutthe cost later on when you consider therepairs loss of time and worry over apoor working machine The McCor ¬
mick always does the work and does itwell Ask your neighbor who hasaMcCormick Your friend the Buchan-an
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Lyon Co Campbellsville Ky
Circuit Court
The Spring term of the Adair circuitcourt opened last Monday morning at10 a m Judge H C Carter on thebench By 2 oclock in the afternoonthe grand jury had been instructed andthe petit jury impaneled Judge Car ¬
ter gave a lenghty instruction to thegrand jury urging the indictment ofalloffenders The following gentlemencompose the two juries
GRAND JURYBryantViF Monday J Nick Conover R KYoung Jake Bault John Yates LeslieJohnston W B Doolin John J flumphress
PETIT JURYB T Rubarts Jno R Christie Robt
Royse J M Perry man Geo AtkinsW J Conover James Tutt Jno NConover Jno B Russell Richard Dohoney Hudson Conover R W ShirleyRobt Breeding Jessee White J MConover Thos McDermott Jno Camp-bell
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Frank Shepherd Bruce Mont ¬
gomery C C Gentry W L RigneyStamper Pickett Willie Hindman EI ¬
mer Keen
A stylish buggy is very desirable Iyou want one get in communicationwith the Buchanan Lyon Conpany
Dr William Voils who lives at Rus ¬
sell Springs was 102 years old last Jan-uary
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He is in perfect health and hismind is good His grandson informedThe News last Thursday that the oldgentleman worked some every day andthat he read weekly TheAdair CountyNews without glasses
tNotice-
I have secured the agency for theMcCall Pattern Company and can fur¬
nish patterns at my store same pricesas the Company does Also subscrip ¬
tions taken for McCalls Magazine only50c per year Frank Sinclair
Rev R L Tally held three mission ¬
ary rallies in Russell county last weekraising fiftyseven dollars for missionsThere was good interest manifested atall three of the meetings
Buchanan Lyon Company Campbells ¬
ville handle more buggies than anyother establishment in the Green riversection Call land get priesor writefor ilt Ml
rBorn to the wife of ° J3 K Hum
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Tabor ChurchwIn view of the fact that Dr W B
Ricks of Bowling Green Ky willdeliver the Commencement sermon forour school The L W T S in ourchurchat Columbia at 11 a m nextSunday the time of the preaching ser ¬
vice at Tabor is hereby changed fornext Sunday to 3 clock p m insteadof 11 a m And all the people of thecommunity are urged to come in to Col-umbia and hear Dr Ricks Preachingat Tabor at 3 oclock p m next Sunday remember Truly
B M Currie Pastor
The Great 1 lcCormickI4
King of the harvest field always thefarmers best friend Say did you eversee or hear of a farmer who once triedthe McCormick that did not reccommend it to his neighbor Why be¬
cause they always give satisfactionMade right run right See their localagent nearest you or write The Buch¬
anan Lyon Co Campbellsville Thelargest implement buggy and harnessdealers in Central Kentucky
Program
Laymens Missionary Rally for Co ¬
lumbia District Methodist EpiscopalChurch South to be held at GlensforkKy June 7th 1910 Beginning at 93Qa m
1 DevotionalRev TL Hulse PE2 Reports from church Lay Leaders
led by C 0 Moss3 The awakening of the Laymen=J
N Miller and J V Dudley t4 Men reaching menWeS Knightand Hon F R Winfrey
5 Proportionate giving and what percent to MissionsHon 0 B Bertramand John Williams
6 Echoes from the Dallas ConferenceGov J R Hindman and Ed HillPreaching at 11 a mRev J H
WalkerEverybody invited to attend
C 0 Moss District Lay Leaders
All teachers who expect to be exami-ned must be on the LindseyHill nextFriday morning at 8 oclock sharp
Music and expression recital at theLindseyWilson Chapel next Fridayevening The public is cordially invied to attend On Saturday eveningthere will baa play given in the samehall The title of the play is TinnysonsPrincess On account of the expensein getting up the play asmall fee of 15cents will be charged at the entrance
The officers of the November electionfor Adair County Ky for 1909 are re-
quested¬
to deliver the keys to the bal¬
lot boxes and the Election seals to theCounty Clerks office
Columbia Lodge No 96 F and A Mwill meet in regular convocation nextFriday evening Work in fiirst and-s condoA full attendance is desired
Horace Jeffries Master
There were fewer horses and muleson the market Monday than usual forthe first day of a circuit court
There are several hundred people inAdair county who are behind at thisoffice and we trust that during this ses-sion of circuit court they will call andsettle
Any kind of harness you need can befound at the Buchanan Lyon Company
LindseyWilsonWfT S are as followsThursday night Mav 19th 3 oclock
Declamation contestFriday night May 20 The Princess
by pupils of Miss DavidSaturday night May 21 recital by pu-
pils¬
of Miss GibbsSunday morning at the Methodist
church commencement sermon by RevW B Ricks of Bowling Green
Monday morning at 10 oclock L WT S chapel Graduating exercises coIfsisting of reading essays and theaddress by W B Ricks
If your harness is old and dingy re¬
place by purchasing a new set fromBuchanan Lyon Company
In a baseball game at Glensville lastSaturday Harrpdsfork defeated Glenyule the score standing 24 to 7
The Bobbitt Hotel Lebanon was des¬
troyed by fire Monday morning Low 46000 insurance 3000
Nearly every body in Taylor countyis ridmg in a Buchanan Lyon Companybuggy Many of them are in Adaircounty and the Company will Ma L
oier moreduring the spring ian4Saiit ttmeraL< t 9illiir ithe aquare was corE smenclait Wfdnday aYy
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