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4r 1- t JC lit j d A 7al7c ryO F tc a7S 1 p OLUME COLUMBIA ADAIR COUNTY KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY JUNE 14 1905 NUMBER 30 1 1 CCC r 5 A A Large Stock of Summer Goods I Have Now Opened for Inspection R the Largest Line of Summer Goods Ever Offered to the People of Adair and Adjoining Counties tl The ladies are invited to call and examine my line of Dress Goods the latest designs from the factories A Big Stock of Skirts Shirt Waist patterns Embroideries Ladies I Furnishings Etc I My stock of Clothing is uptodate my shoe department isjUchuek full of the latest makes Remember the place b- r W 1L Walker Zyfi iL7 S POST OFFICE DIBEOTOBY- j 1L RUSSELL POSTMASTER PETE CONOVER DEPUTY Office hours week days 750 a m to 930 p m COURT DIRECTORY CIRCUIT COURT Three sessions a year Third Monday in January third Monday in May and third Monday in September Circuit judge H C Baker Commonwealths Attorney A A Huddlerton SheriffF W Miller Circuit ClerkJ P Neat COUNTT COURT First Monday In each month Judge T A MurrelL County Attorney Jam Garnett Clerk T R Stulta JailerJ K P Conover Assessor J F Pelly Surveyor RT McCaffree School SupL W D Jonea t Coroner a M RusselL Crrr COUKT Regular court second Monday lai each month Judge JM G Eubank Attorney Gordon Montgomery Marshal W A Myers CHURCH DIRECTORY PRESBYTERIAN BURKESVIIXK STREET Rev W C Clemens pastor Services second and fourth Sundays in each month SundaySchool at 9 a m every Sab ¬ bath PrayerxneetinK every Wednesday night METHODIST BUKKESVILLE STREET Rev F E Lewis pastor Services first and third Sundays in each month SundaySchool every Sabbath at 9 a m Prayer meeting Thursday night BAPTIST GREENSBURG STREET Rev J P Scruggs pastor Sundayi nightt CHRISTIAN CAMPBELLSVILLE PIKE Eld A L Oder pastor Services sec ond and Fourth Sundays in each month SundaySchool every Sabbath at 930 mm Prayermeeting Wednesday night LODGES MASONIC COLUMBIA LODGE No 96 F and A M Regnlar meeting in their ball over bank on Friday night on or before the full moon in each month Gordon Montgomery WM c E G Atkins Secretary 9 COLMBIA COUNCIL U D meets 2nd Friday night after full moon in each month JAS GARNETT TL M T R STULTS RECORDER COLUMBIA CHAPTER R A M No 7 meets Friday night after full moon T R Stults H P Horace Jeffries Secretary L 1 farm for Sale 1 haw a farm of 250 acres of good bluegrass land 2 miles from Middle burg College Ify place lies ontheMid dleburg and Hustonville pike well wat ¬ eyed improvement good enough for Pany ohe A house with six rooms ice t hen house barn 2 miles to churches and bank onefourth a mile to common school 3 miles to railroad r 1a thefarn writet me atYozit > tn Y HICKSIfF J S F v jJ l5iVf i- ffiii r 4 i 1- M + t t i s r PROGRAM The Fourth Annual Meeting Kentuc ¬ ky State Bar Association to be held in covington Kentucky Thursday aid Friday June 22 and 23 1905 TUURSDAY June 22 MORNING SESSION Meeting called to order at 1100 oclock a m Address of Welcome Hon W MeD Shaw of Covington Presidents Address John S Kelley of Bardstown Report of Committee on Member ¬ ship Pendleton Beckly of Louisville Chairman Report of Secretary RA McDow¬ ell of Louisville Report of Treasurer D L Pendle ¬ ton of Winchester Report of Executive Committee Thqs D Theobald of Grayson for the CommitteeReport of Grievance Committee John E DuBose of Bowling Green Chairman AFTERNOON SESSION Meeting called to order at 230 Pm Report of Committee on Legal Edu cation and Admission to the BarAl ¬ bert S Brandeis of Louisville Chair ¬ Discussiont Address Chief Justice J P Hobson Appellate Proceedings Discussion Address Hon J H Hazelrigg of Frankfort Conflict of Federal and State Jurisdiction Discussion I Report of Committee on Necrology C B Seymour of Louisville Chairman EVENING SESSION Address Hon Joseph W Folk of Missouri The Reign of LawTo be delivered at the Covington Auditorium FRIDAY June 23 MORNING SESSION Meeting called to order at 10 oclock Appointment of Committee On Nomi ¬ nation of Officers Report of Committee on Law Reform S D Rouse of Covington Chairman Discussion i Address Hon John F Hager of Ashland Abstracting of Hecords in the Court of Appeals Discussion Address Hon D S Parker of tex ¬ ington The Trial Judge AFTERNOON SESSION x Meeting called to order at 230 oclock Report of Committee on Preservation of Record Emmet JCyI > ics6nrof Par a I v < x t9 y n + a Reip ribf 1Om1111ttee Off tiOII 0- Y f ti F rM 9 a y f f 1I i 4 Local Bar Associations Walker Hall of Covington Chairmen Address Henry L Stone of Louis ¬ ville Taxation DiscussionMiscellaneous Business Election of Officers and Executive CommitteeBanquet at 700 oclock Obituary On Saturday evening May 27thz190a Mrs Mary Yates departed this life at her home near Fairplay She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs John Fields and was fortyseven years of age She was united in marriage to Mr W B Yates and about eighteen years ago she joined the Baptist church In the shadow of the cross her days were spent and her gentle spirit has re ¬ turned to God who gave it During her last days she bore her sufferings Christlike for He sustained c her giving her spirtual strength and comforting her We have the assurance that she has entered into that rest that awaits all the faithful ones May we all so live that when the summons comes we may be prepared to meet her where parting will be no more Now the good Shepherd leadeth her Through pastures green and fair Onward and upward be our aim To meet our loved one there E E P The Foote Medal Contest In the oratorical contest at the Lind i sey Wilson Monday night there were j four entries A W Glasgow W A Grant Mont M Murrell and A Allen I The speeches were all good and well 1 delivered There were several points to be considered by the judges Rev S G i Shelley Rev May and Mrs W C Cle I mens At the conclusion the points kept by each jucge were compiled show ing Mr Grant was thee winner Prof Frogge in a few well chosen words presented the medal The music for occasion was furnished by Mrs Rounds and her pupils and was scientific and delightful j Preaching Next Sunday J L Adkins Friendship J P Scruggs Columbia J F Barger Union Chapel J N Nicholson Elroy A L Oder Mt Pleasant E N Early Cool Spring Z T Williams Pleasant Hill WH C Sandidge Union F E Lewis Columbia Dr W E Lester Kendall Ky publishes hiss prof essional card in to ¬ days News He recently graduated from the Louisville School of try india a lUualB V to JK do rfirstc Wortt- 3 i r r i tk- m 4- i t 1 f F- ef i k tJ L COMMISSIONERS SALE ADAIR CIRCUIT COURT PUSS HAMMONDS c PLFF MARY A MELSON c DEFT By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of Adair Circuit Court render- ed ¬ at the May Term thereof 1905 in the above cause 1 shall proceed to offer for sale kt the courthouse door in Co ¬ lumbia Ky to the highest bidder at Ptiblfc Auction on Monday the 3rd day of July 1905 Pt 1 oclock P M or therabout being County Court upon a credit of six months the following de- scribed ¬ property towit A tract of land lying in Adair county Kentucky containing 175 acres This land is cov ¬ ered with valuable timber and includes the celebrated Sand Lick Spring Will sell the land in two tracts 1st Ten acres including the spring 2nd The remainder of the land 165 acres Will then offer the two tracts togather and accept the bid or bids which bring the most money For the purchase price the purchaser with approved surety or securities ratijst execute Bond bearing legal interest from the day of sale until paid and hav- ing the force and effect of a Judgment Bidders will be prepared to comply promptly with these terms H T BAKER Master Corn Prof S L Frogge a wellknown ucator who was the principal in th LindsayWilson during the year no closing will leave with his family for Greenville Ky next week the Pro ¬ fessor having accepted the principal ship of a school in that city He will os f every e voluntarily resigned here will be filled by a competent gentleman Last Thursday evening about 1 oclock while Mr Sid Barbee W W Jones and daughter were r turning from Campbellsville they dis- covered fire in the sawmill plant owned I by Dr N M Hancock located on Mr Creed Hoods farm near the pike They stopped aroused Mr Hood and others and by prompt action the mill was saved s Mr R K Young has been giving close attention to the building of barn for several days past and whe the builders drive the last nail it wil likely be in the last board for the en tire work is moving upward It is be ¬ ing completed as they go up the cove tobe the last the philosophy of th move is to leave it with the newest r possible Green county sold twelve hogsheads of Burley tobacco in Louisville last week The highest price was 1050 and the lowest 505 The same county sold two hogsheads of dirk at 800 and 595 Taylor county sold three hogs heads at 540 to 450 i rt Y Pair AV 16 ir t hreed Y Mft N i v 1 t aty < t r tF r y < rx x- + A h1 1 r al A The Jasmine Spray A thought unspoken a hand unpressd A look unseen and a love unguessd And souls that are mated live apart Never to know how heart beat with heart Never to whisper and know the truth Till gone for aye is their wasted youth For she did not know how my pulses leapt As over my temples her tresses swept When archly she gave me the jasmine spray Down by the brookside that evening in May I gazed in her eyes till her cheeks grew red That was long ago andourJYouth has fled 4g Now a sad faced woman waits for death- Murmuring a name beneath her breath And a cynical man now scoffs and jeers at women and love but with bitter tears Kisses at night as he kneels to pray A faded wreath of a jasmine spray f The patriotic little girl Miss Dorothy Burton who lives on the old cattle field at Mill Springs and who has for several years past decorated with her own hands the tree under which the Zolllcroffere inw kindly remembrance of h er thoughtfulness from Rev T B Larrimarr of Florence Ala three elegant volumes f OK her library The doper in this case was soldier under Zollicoffer and was one of the pall bearerers that officiated at his burial Miss Dorothy may 2go to the Confederate Reunion at here Somerset Journal THE Morrisianna Water THAT RESTORES THE OLD TO THEIR YOUTH AGAIN This excellent Summer Resort situ ated five miles from Campbellsville Ky on the Greensburg road is now ready for business and amply able to take care of all comers The Excellent Medical Properties of this Water is gaining for it a wide rep ¬ utation It is making many wonderful cures of Chronic Cases that have been pronounced by many eminent physicians incurable InsomniaDyspepsia Jaundice ¬ and Rheumatism diseaseThose urifies ¬ and makes one feel young again Trans ¬ atCampbellsville meet all trains day and night The terms are reasonable furth ¬ er information write J C MORRIS rON Cam bellsv111e KyV JN MHRELL JR DENTIST COLUMBIA KENTUCKY OFFICE Corner Room Marcum Hotel J W E HESTER 1 KENDALL KENTUCKY w o t The Louisville Trust Southwest Garner Companys mm and- fliarka 4 L0tr rs VIL KY Empowered to act in any part of the State 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Goods Ever Offered to the People of Adairand Adjoining Counties
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The ladies are invited to call and examine my line of Dress Goods the latest designs from the factories
A Big Stock of Skirts Shirt Waist patterns Embroideries LadiesI
Furnishings EtcI
My stock of Clothing is uptodate my shoe department isjUchuek full of the latest makes Remember the place
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PETE CONOVER DEPUTY
Office hours week days 750 a m to 930 p m
COURT DIRECTORY
CIRCUIT COURT Three sessions a year ThirdMonday in January third Monday in May and
third Monday in September
Circuit judge H C BakerCommonwealths Attorney A A Huddlerton
SheriffF W MillerCircuit ClerkJ P Neat
COUNTT COURT First Monday In each month
Judge T A MurrelLCounty Attorney Jam GarnettClerk T R StultaJailerJ K P ConoverAssessor J F PellySurveyor R T McCaffreeSchool SupL W D Jonea t
Coroner a M RusselL
Crrr COUKT Regular court second Monday lai
each monthJudge JM G EubankAttorney Gordon MontgomeryMarshal W A Myers
CHURCH DIRECTORY
PRESBYTERIAN
BURKESVIIXK STREET Rev W C Clemens
pastor Services second and fourth Sundays in
each month SundaySchool at 9 a m every Sab ¬
bath PrayerxneetinK every Wednesday night
METHODIST
BUKKESVILLE STREET Rev F E Lewis pastorServices first and third Sundays in each monthSundaySchool every Sabbath at 9 a m Prayermeeting Thursday night
BAPTIST
GREENSBURG STREET Rev J P Scruggs pastorSundayinighttCHRISTIAN
CAMPBELLSVILLE PIKE Eld A L Oder pastorServices sec ond and Fourth Sundays in
each month SundaySchool every Sabbath at 930
mm Prayermeeting Wednesday night
LODGES
MASONIC
COLUMBIA LODGE No 96 F and A M Regnlar
meeting in their ball over bank on Friday nighton or before the full moon in each month
Gordon Montgomery W Mc E G Atkins Secretary 9
COLMBIA COUNCIL U D meets 2nd Fridaynight after full moon in each month
JAS GARNETT T L MT R STULTS RECORDER
COLUMBIA CHAPTER R A M No 7 meets Fridaynight after full moon T R Stults H P
Horace Jeffries SecretaryL
1 farm for Sale
1 haw a farm of 250 acres of goodbluegrass land 2 miles from Middleburg College Ify place lies ontheMiddleburg and Hustonville pike well wat ¬
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The Fourth Annual Meeting Kentuc ¬
ky State Bar Association to be heldin covington Kentucky Thursday aidFriday June 22 and 23 1905
TUURSDAY June 22
MORNING SESSION
Meeting called to order at 1100oclock a m
Address of Welcome Hon WMeD Shaw of Covington
Presidents Address John S Kelleyof Bardstown
Report of Committee on Member ¬
ship Pendleton Beckly of LouisvilleChairman
Report of Secretary R A McDow¬
ell of LouisvilleReport of Treasurer D L Pendle ¬
ton of WinchesterReport of Executive Committee
Thqs D Theobald of Grayson for the
CommitteeReportof Grievance Committee
John E DuBose of Bowling GreenChairman
AFTERNOON SESSION
Meeting called to order at 230 PmReport of Committee on Legal Edu
cation and Admission to the BarAl ¬
bert S Brandeis of Louisville Chair ¬
DiscussiontAddress Chief Justice J P Hobson
Appellate Proceedings
DiscussionAddress Hon J H Hazelrigg of
Frankfort Conflict of Federal andState Jurisdiction
DiscussionI
Report of Committee on NecrologyC B Seymour of Louisville Chairman
EVENING SESSION
Address Hon Joseph W Folk ofMissouri The Reign of LawTo bedelivered at the Covington Auditorium
FRIDAY June 23
MORNING SESSION
Meeting called to order at 10 oclockAppointment of Committee On Nomi ¬
nation of Officers
Report of Committee on Law ReformS D Rouse of Covington Chairman
Discussion i
Address Hon John F Hager ofAshland Abstracting of Hecords inthe Court of Appeals
DiscussionAddress Hon D S Parker of tex¬
ington The Trial Judge
AFTERNOON SESSIONx
Meeting called to order at 230 oclockReport of Committee on Preservation
of Record Emmet JCyI >ics6nrof Para I v < x t9 y n
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Local Bar Associations Walker Hallof Covington Chairmen
Address Henry L Stone of Louis ¬
ville Taxation
DiscussionMiscellaneous
BusinessElection of Officers and Executive
CommitteeBanquetat 700 oclock
Obituary
On Saturday evening May 27thz190aMrs Mary Yates departed this life ather home near Fairplay
She was a daughter of Mr and MrsJohn Fields and was fortyseven yearsof age She was united in marriage toMr W B Yates and about eighteenyears ago she joined the Baptist church
In the shadow of the cross her days
were spent and her gentle spirit has re¬
turned to God who gave itDuring her last days she bore her
sufferings Christlike for He sustainedc
her giving her spirtual strength andcomforting her
We have the assurance that she hasentered into that rest that awaits allthe faithful ones May we all so live
that when the summons comes wemay be prepared to meet her whereparting will be no more
Now the good Shepherd leadeth herThrough pastures green and fairOnward and upward be our aimTo meet our loved one there
E E P
The Foote Medal Contest
In the oratorical contest at the Lindi
sey Wilson Monday night there werej
four entries A W Glasgow W AGrant Mont M Murrell and A Allen I
The speeches were all good and well1
delivered There were several points tobe considered by the judges Rev S G i
Shelley Rev May and Mrs W C Cle I
mens At the conclusion the pointskept by each jucge were compiled showing Mr Grant was thee winner ProfFrogge in a few well chosen wordspresented the medal The music foroccasion was furnished by Mrs Roundsand her pupils and was scientific anddelightful j
Preaching Next Sunday
J L Adkins Friendship
J P Scruggs Columbia
J F Barger Union Chapel
J N Nicholson Elroy
A L Oder Mt PleasantE N Early Cool Spring
Z T Williams Pleasant Hill
WH C Sandidge Union
F E Lewis Columbia
Dr W E Lester Kendall Kypublishes hiss professional card in to¬
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
ADAIR CIRCUIT COURT
PUSS HAMMONDS c PLFF
MARY A MELSON c DEFT
By virtue of a Judgment and Orderof Sale of Adair Circuit Court render-ed
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at the May Term thereof 1905 inthe above cause 1 shall proceed to offerfor sale kt the courthouse door in Co¬
lumbia Ky to the highest bidder atPtiblfc Auction on Monday the 3rd dayof July 1905 Pt 1 oclock P M ortherabout being County Court upona credit of six months the following de-scribed
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property towit A tract ofland lying in Adair county Kentuckycontaining 175 acres This land is cov¬
ered with valuable timber and includesthe celebrated Sand Lick SpringWill sell the land in two tracts 1st Tenacres including the spring 2nd Theremainder of the land 165 acres Willthen offer the two tracts togather andaccept the bid or bids which bring themost money
For the purchase price the purchaserwith approved surety or securities ratijstexecute Bond bearing legal interestfrom the day ofsale until paid and hav-ing the force and effect of a JudgmentBidders will be prepared to complypromptly with these terms
H T BAKER Master Corn
Prof S L Frogge a wellknownucator who was the principal in thLindsayWilson during the year noclosing will leave with his family forGreenville Ky next week the Pro¬
fessor having accepted the principalship of a school in that city He willosfevery evoluntarily resigned here will be filledby a competent gentleman
Last Thursday evening about 1
oclock while Mr Sid BarbeeW W Jones and daughter were rturning from Campbellsville they dis-
covered fire in the sawmill plant owned I
by Dr N M Hancock located on MrCreed Hoods farm near the pike Theystopped aroused Mr Hood and othersand by prompt action the mill wassaved
s
Mr R K Young has been givingclose attention to the building ofbarn for several days past and whethe builders drive the last nail it willikely be in the last board for the entire work is moving upward It is be¬
ing completed as they go up the covetobe the last the philosophy of thmove is to leave it with the newest rpossible
Green county sold twelve hogsheadsof Burley tobacco in Louisville lastweek The highest price was 1050and the lowest 505 The same countysold two hogsheads of dirk at 800 and595 Taylor county sold three hogs
heads at 540 to 450
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The Jasmine Spray
A thought unspoken a hand unpressdA look unseen and a love unguessdAnd souls that are mated live apartNever to know how heart beat with
heartNever to whisper and know the truthTill gone for aye is their wasted youth
For she did not know how my pulsesleapt
As over my temples her tresses sweptWhen archly she gave me the jasmine
sprayDown by the brookside that evening in
MayI gazed in her eyes till her cheeks
grew redThat was long ago andourJYouth has
fled 4gNow a sad faced woman waits for
death-Murmuring a name beneath her breathAnd a cynical man now scoffs and jeersat women and love but with bitter
tearsKisses at night as he kneels to prayA faded wreath of a jasmine spray
f
The patriotic little girl MissDorothy Burton who lives on theold cattle field at Mill Springsand who has for several yearspast decorated with her ownhands the tree under which the
Zolllcroffereinwkindly remembrance of h erthoughtfulness from Rev T BLarrimarr of Florence Ala threeelegant volumes fOK her libraryThe doper in this case was soldierunder Zollicoffer and was one ofthe pall bearerers that officiatedat his burial Miss Dorothy may
2go to the Confederate Reunion athereSomersetJournal
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Morrisianna WaterTHAT RESTORES THE OLD TO
THEIR YOUTH AGAIN
This excellent Summer Resort situated five miles from Campbellsville Kyon the Greensburg road is now readyfor business and amply able to takecare of all comers
The Excellent Medical Properties ofthis Water is gaining for it a wide rep ¬
utation It is making many wonderfulcures of Chronic Cases that have beenpronounced by many eminent physiciansincurable
InsomniaDyspepsiaJaundice ¬
and Rheumatism
diseaseThoseurifies ¬
and makes one feel young again Trans ¬
atCampbellsvillemeet all trains day and night Theterms are reasonable furth ¬
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JN MHRELL JRDENTIST
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Manages Real Estate Collects Rents Pays Taxes Insurance Etc
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