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The daily tribune., 1905-11-15

dtApstsdyhy taessoft strainnof susiN
The SersS. pillars. ed ss I'd hi
scgic piaeF Of Roms were bov &
A. ths pictdfts Of tbs Holy City
wsrs brought ont, Mr. Blsnsy sang In
his splsndid baritone the song.
While Mr.. Blansy always sings an
irapirstion uith tho .hsarts .lnf .his
ltstsnsrs. he. ppon this occasion Gang
: noble sermon and Rsys emphasis
- Aheslespns Taught tsomsths Aecture.
~ rhe lecturer gave .shea story @cf
Romulus and Renses ip = new way
showing the amount Of study and care
that 4sd essn stysn 70 the iecturs.
After further historical references.
pictures showing tho prosecutions Of
the s.riyt olrisasnr She sseiaces
thay mads. the vatican and 81. Peters
cathedral were presented. 4 1e) -
Tho lecture In IL entirety was
historical. scholarly. inspiring and
elevatinR. Ky
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BACK GIVES OUT.
Plenty of Florence Readers
Have This Expo<ience.

Il
Plenty of Florence Readers
Have This Expssience.
Yot tax tbs kidnsys evsaHpsA them
They can't keep up thecpnti4psfs fstrsin.
The lba.k gives ont Il aches IA pains;
Urinary H9ublss set In. lsFj
Don't walt Ionesf- take Deans Kid
nsy pills ts3k
Florence pgopb tell you how they act.
Mrs. A. N. Htsphsns, rsad4Hce 11s
Blun street. sayp: "a cosstapt, dull
aching always mers sppsrsnt 4 / worked
hard, and which ~ elssys ~ syldence
il I stopped sld sometipp y ! moved
awkardly q pnthinkinSfy, annoyed me
not continually but N attacks, eone Of
them much more pronoppced thsns 9th
ers. During ono d them happensd to
read 40 advertisement about Deans Kid
ney Pills and xhsn mn town 90 dsy l
stepped fnta ", J. DarIslf d.se store
for = boz. They bsnsntsd No ersstly,
removed tho pain IN my back, and made
mo fesl better In every way
For saie by III dsslsrs. Price 80 cents.
Foster Milburn Co., BnnaIa, A. X, sole
agents fos, ,thp United States
Remember the nsms Dssn's-rand
take 90 other. mwi
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The Lecture ! ssslsk Rome.

q j "a
A large asdisucs Attsndsd the leo
turs os Rev. ward Resell iasN even.
ing 8 ths n. X. church.
At The opening sliding piotnrss were
introduced shewins norel scsnes ia
California and other ob5sctsof beauty,
making very happy Introduction.
The lecturer began biz remarks with
. review Of the city Of Rome In IT.
importance bsfors the world. giving
in an effective wording : brief his
tory Of this renowned CITY Of the
Seven Hilia''
A. the lecture progressed classical
lessnds and physiological lore Of ths
Rpmaus was woven In. Each i'm
pressed BY striking picture thrown
upon The oAnyaA With !eaoh Of the
80 pictures Va given . briei his.
torical sketch. t.&
When the lsctursr reached the
profile Of ths ''0reAt Caesar" he paid
such tribute 10 that renowned man
aasaly . dssp ssadsat OF the olassics
o0uld give. In fsct oil through ths
leotsrs the word painting Of the
leadins characters represented were
moro beautiful than evsniths piosapss
thrown upon. the. canvas
When. the piotprss showing the In
ard sunerings Of th, Apostle Paul
were brought out and the toucblns
RECITAL Of the apostles life given. Mrs.
Large in her aFtstio way aooom.
pepisd them uppa The piano. her so-
cqppaniments Isasved v - msks tbs
trlths illustrated moro impressive.
Tbs terribleness Of the burning o.
Rome BY Nero and bis cruel life were
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sw,.sss U9ss'd A.'ss.snssgg n sgresp settled
l1gs-Nlehiaen stats f1prsms cosrt
dsoieisd I lyoosans illsrl.
1901 -5amss ,. FERRIES defeated
Gus Rubin in . battle for the world'l
pasilistio championship at San Tran-
DISCO. -t afsaw 3Ys},f Y4fla- I
-. tsoa-Attemptsd assassination Of
King Leopold Of Rslsipm.
l9ol-Gsnsral Andre, minister of
MAR. resigned from French cabinst.
1904-King Edward VII. Of Eng
land arrived in Portugal on . visit 70
King CARLOS. DIM
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! This Date in History.

3 81 This Date In History. fli {
lsls-gissssrasslas Euslish slia-
msnt asselabied ct Oxford. -----------..
l7l2-Dusl hetwsen Qpke Of Hamil.
ton and Lord Nohun. Both killed.
gl iYT-Artiolss Of confederation Of
the United States agreed to. ,rr
u l7oe Battle u Afedaa
1797-Thurlow Weed born.
l8I6-Bells Of Notre Dame, Paris,
.bAptised.
ls84-Mslbourne ministry dissolved
lsAsTA4asaaaAination ~ IL Of Count Rosi.
axst uipistsz 10 Plus X at Rome.
ls4e-stsamsf LopsiAna exploded
ct New Orleans. Nearly 100 killed.
ls59--Labos, islAnds difiiouIty bs.
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Meeting 4 seaesl BoarE.
ne school S.rd st last slight In,
shslhish sobo audlaoriu4 With ali
mSfnbers Wfsssnt. - = e :, -sss.--
Aside from allowing teachers'
salaries and few minor bills very
littls WA, transacted, ~, ~
The secretary was instructed to "a.
.yertise for bids for supplying the
pchooi With sesi. lsAt isfsi
/ The .nesssF y restins he frossss ".
street school house for kindergarten
was rs1efrsdts ths pesper esHnittse.
f Ne tswia EohalfpAA Of -the pom-
mistee o. teaehsrs assd lsalasies sub.
mitted tho following resolution:
I FLORENCE. Colo. Nov. IA. 1906
To ths soheol board. Of District Mo- 3,
Florence. Colo. ~ The, cpmmistse on
teachers and salaries beg leave to rec-
ommend that the warrants issued dur
ing the month Of October for teachers
salaries be approved; also that the
aotion Of the members who employed
Miss Msbel Sheafer be- approved, and
tbat the sscrstary bs sinstructed to
draw warrants for teachers and JAM
itors salaries for the school year with
ont further action Of the board. ~ the
same becomes dues dedpctipg for Q }osa
Of time, that may ooour during any
month. Respectfully. n. =. LeNis.
chairmanaHihnaa qat1l ia ~ s7sts
/ Mr.. Moore's bass voice moved thAt
the rsolation be ,rejeotsd in toto.
eeoonAed by Mrs.. Champion. The
vote stood to 2, So the resolution
stsnds neither accepted or rejected. a
"A motion WAS made to allow. the
teaohels apd janitors salaries for Sep
|eember Apd October All members
voted fog the proposition and It Was n
ordered. s.l. ial O. a1jsu ,ss asp
900 CAkLOADS--Wheu the apple
crop Of Canop City o is shipped Smors
than 800 carloads will hsvs been ssnl
70 market Each Of these oars hold
6O4 boxes and at this rass so3. 4oo
boxes Of apples wsre grown. The end
Of the present week will sse msst,9ol
the applseithat VIII be shippAd for the
present, gone from the coenty.Y The.e
are vast quantities stored and will
mot be- sold yet and they may either
be kept for county use Or held for, 4
higher price. Three srain leads wore
sent ont Of Canon ysaterday.i soi ,aa.,
tTffbuns want ada. bring results,
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Whom You Have !. Bad Cold

You want Arenedy that will nst only
give quick relief but effect permanent
cure. slakeA iT FE
You want remedy that will relieve
the Llunea and kDep sxpectoratson easy.
You want = remedy that will counter
act any tendency toward Pneumonia.
You:vant . remedy that ~ pleasant
and safe to take. q I5ca- M El37l
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, meets
all OF these requirements, and for the
rpeedy and permanent cure Of bad colds
stands without peer. For sale by all
dealers, .,nru sHHl fish. psimwi
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No Poison In Chamberlain
Cough Remedy.

AN0 = OADOAA - ~AAs AAA WA ASAAA ?
Cough Remedy.
+ From Napier. New leland. Herald:
Two years ago the pharmacy board Of
New South. Wales. Australia, had an
analysis made Of all the cough medicines
that were sold in that market. Out OF
the entire list thsy found only one that
was entirely FREQ from all poisons. This
exception was Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy made by the Chamberlain Med
icine Company, Des Moines, Iows,U.s.A,
The absence Of al narcotics makes this
remedy the safest and best that can be
had; and 1t il with feeling Of security
that any mother can give 1t to her little
ones. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy il
especially recommended by its makers
for coughs, colds, Group and whooping
cough. This remedy Is for sale by all
dealers. mwi
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PRICES: $1.OO, 75c and Soc
/ III IL
Reserved seats now on
sale at City Drug Store.
Thanksgiving Rates.

/ Account Thanksgiving, Day. Nov.
so. the Santa Fe will sell round trip
tickets on Nov, 20 and 80 at ono and
one third fare to points whore one
way rate is $500 or less. Final re-
turn limit Dec 4.
Lsp.ye 4 "A. g. PALMER. Agt.
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THEusPlNsTERs, CONVENTION
And Art VIII Hava No Rival, at
i. 4. chursA Eastsda5 Eve
ming, November 16.
PRO0RAM.

/ .s.-- ..l.. ..ass
"ARr WILL HAVE NO RIVAL"
Cast Of Charss4 s4sr+
e:.ss+s..ss.. ss.ss.s ,..,'' '.,.s 1.ai..
Cyrsne- Daughter - statsA5. =
Folly-Cpwn
Time, ancient. Musical accompaniment.
SroRy- -Hedor. aeuls,tos Of Grsees. 10 %
welded 70 his art 10 win not sen one piece OF
bis work, alshoush hs b sstarvins,-Dason,' .
rich msrehant who has boon trying to buy the
ststuary, intfodncsS hiS daughter, Cyrsns. and
I'm her the sculptor's art finds q rival.-The pan
tonaime shows the struggle between art and
love, while folly makes tho fun.
PART II.
Orchestra tmarch), H. g. Viii
lians-Prof. Chas. J. Hansdorf. Miss Hansdorf,
Winfield Wilson.
THE sPINsTERs' CONVENTION"
Cast Of Characters.
Josephine Jane Greea-President Of the Young
| Ladies' Single Blsssedness Debating Sooiety.
Priscilla Abigail Hodge-Secretary.
Calamity Jane Hissins-rreasuror.
Rsbecca Rachael Sharpe (For artistic dress).
Tiny Short.
Faithful Blossom (Cateh-a .Bsau).
Mary Ann Fraddler.
Jerushy Matilda Sprtggtns.
Patience Dssire-a man.
Nisa Hooker 8nodsrass.
Sophia stuckup-womsn Rights Lecturer.
Jnliet Dong.
Betsy Bobbett.
Charity Lonsfaoe.
Cleopatra Belle Brown.
Mandy Horn DEAF.
/ Batly Silly Highhier.
Polly Jane Pratt
lviclst Ann Rugglss.
Belinda Bluegrass (Dress reform advocated.
Frances Beautyspot Temptation
Hammer Susanner BisgerstaR
Pofessor Aakeover.
Doctor Killsmo6.
II Curtain.
1, Orchestra. S
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II pays 70 advertise your wants In
the Tribune.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-15
AFTER oIL-The Roswell Q

AFTER OIL-The Roswell Oil
COMPANY has been incorporated. the
tnporporatofs and direetors being L.
B. Tsnnehill. Lee A. Reynolds. J. N.
Ohiplsy. 1saao 'Cah0eld. E. A. Cahoon.
INeshan Ja1a and ". o. Reid Of
Roswell. Capitalization $50. 900 and
headquartsrs st Roswell. Mr. oan.
nsld. while owning one Of the finest
ranches in Western Colorado. ID not
entirely satisfied unless going after
oil. He acquired the hetit In bis
aarly life and 10 never 70 happy ~
when trying to locate oil veins.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-15

st. ALBANs GUILD-will meet
u the homs u Mrs. Bart McOanAsses
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tTfibune want sdA bring results
The Adair County news., 1905-02-15
JEWESTOMN.

A twenty-foot rise in the Cum
berland. Logman along the riv-
er are busy putting in their logs.
The boom broke at Burnside and
the Kentucky Log Company will
sustain a considerable loss. At
this writing the river is thick
with floating logs.
James Brockman's little three
year old child was buried here to-
day. It was a victim of pneumo-
MIA and was sick only a few days.
The many friends of Mr.. j. E.
Murrell were real sorry to learn
that he was on the sick list. We
hope to have him with us soon.
j. Bryant and w. D, King Wis
tied our merchants this week.
Miss Olga Gam, who has beer
on a protracted visit to Lincoln
county, returned home a few day
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j. p. CUNDIFF
M, w. HUTCHINSON.

ago. Her friends were glad to
see her.
Mrs. Scholl and Miss Lorince
Humble are quite sick.
A gentleman from the State Of
Washington is with us, buying
timber for slaves.
Students, of this place, who
are attending the Lindsay-Wilson
report that they are well pleased
with the school and also the peo-
pie of Columbia.
A little son of VIM johnson,
near Jabez, fell last Sunday and
broke his thigh and perhaps threw
his hip out of place.
DIR. j. S. Rowe will soon locate
in Monticello. His departure
will leave an opening here for a
physician.
The Standard Oil Company is
surveying the land they have
leased in this county.
The Adair County news., 1905-02-15
MONTPELIER.

A little son of Mr.. Marion Antle is
quite sick with pneumonia.
Notwithstanding the sleet B. O Hurt
made his regular trip here last Wednes-
day for poultry.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Bradshaw and
Mrs. L. P. Hurt have been on the sick
list.
Miss Lula Breeding, of the Lindsay
Wilson School, visited friends here last
Saturday and Sunday.
Ed. z. T. Williams will preach at
Pleasant Hill the 3rd Sunday in Feb.
Miss Coda Holiday, who is attending
school at Russell Springs, has measles.
Mr.. Pink Coffey, who is suffering
with Bronchial trouble, will go to Colo
RADIO soon for health.
The Adair County news., 1905-02-15
oL9NSRORK.

Louis Wilkinson, who has been
sick for three months, is improv-
ing slowly.
Mrs. Annie Brockman and
Mrs. Lizzie Rosenbaum are on
the sick list.
Mrs. Lelar Blair and Miss Eth
ell Conover visited Mrs. Mamie
Chapman one day last week.
Miss Laura Rosenbaum is hav-
ing quite a success with her
school.
Bro. Flavious Barger filled his
appointment the second Sunday.
Melvin Blair has put up a nice
lot of ice.
Miss Lille Witty, who has been
visiting here, has returned to her
home in Metcalfe county.
Dudley Bros, have bought a
lot of M. E. Blair and will move
their mill to the lot.
We are having a good Sunday
school.
The Adair County news., 1905-02-15

call him up by telephone. Sue
cess to you Ed.
The sad news reached us Sat-
urday that fire had destroyed the
residence, smoke house, barn and
corn crib of C.. S. Bell. The orr
gin of the fire is unknown. The
barn was close to the house and
we understand the barn caught
first, and the wind was blowing
in the direction of the house. DIR.
l.. C. Nell was called to that COM
munity and discovered the fire
and alarmed the citizens. The
loss is 81, 200 with a small insur-
ance. Mr.. and Mrs. Bell had a
nice cottage and it was well fur
nished; also the barn and meat
house WIRE well filled. We ex-
tend to them our sympathy.
This section is invaded with
quite a lot of sickness, the prin-
ciple diseases are whooping
cough, measles, mumps and grip.
There is hardly a family but what
some member is confined to their
beds. Our two physicians are
kept busy day and night. So far
they have not lost a case and we
trust the worst is over.
Henry Grady, one of the oldest color
ed men in this section, died at his home
last Monday evening, from the effects
of lagrippe and age. He was about 70
years old and was honest and upright in
his dealings, consequently was respect
eddy the best white people of this
section.
The Adair County news., 1905-02-15
YOSEMITE

John Spears and Miss Viola
Clements were married on the
7th at the residence Of Mr.. An
drew Black.
P. H. Taylor, candidate for re-
election to the office of county at
torney, was here on legal bust
ness a few days ago.
The question of full is getting
to be a serious one here. The
roads are a solid sheet of ice, and
it is extremely dangerous to VEN
ture out with a team.
R. M. Sharp went to Mckinney
Tuesday and got snow bound, and
and had to remain two days.
Since the weather has been
behaving so badly, our people
have done little else but loaf.
Goods boxes have contributed
their part to enjoyment of a dull
season, and old yarns have been
spun over till have become thread
bare.
Ounce Jones had a eve to drop
a lamb Saturday that weighed Is
pounds. It is we'll developed, in
every particular, and you would
take it to be a month old.
The trial of Wolford Soard took
place at Grove Saturday, and re-
suited in his being held over to
the circuit court in a bond of
500, which he gave. There was
quite crowd of people there to
witness the proceedings. The
candidates took advantage of the
occasion, and were there in the
interest Of their respective can
didacies.
Rev. Hill, of Somerset, presid-
ing elder Of this district, held
quarterly meeting at Middleburg,
Methodist church, Saturday, but
owing to the extreme cold wealth
er, the meeting was not as well
attended, as it would otherwise
have been.
There were SO reported at the
Baptist Sunday-school, Middle
burg, Sunday, the smallest at
tendance since the beginning OF
the year. This was not a bad
showing, considering the day.
The Adair County news., 1905-02-15

We enjoyed (?) slick time on the
Lindsay Wilson hill while it was cover
ed with ice last week.
A few of the boarding hall pupils are
suffering from Grippe, but not as many
as were last week, and we hope all will
soon be we'll.
Mr.. T. B. Grant, of Cane Valley,
was here last week to see his son, Rev.
w. A. Grant, who was sick, but is now
up again.
Mr.. Elan Harris was absent from
school last week.
Mr., lack Taylor, of Montpelier, has
been absent from school for some time
on account of having the mumps.
Mrs. Rounds is the assistant Music
teacher and has seven pupils who take
on the organ and five on stringed in
strumen.s. Mrs. Rounds is a splendid
teacher and her pupils are getting
along nicely.
The Foote Library Association now
has forty members and the library is
certainly great blessing to the school.
Money is made blessing when such
men as Rev. U. G. Foote get possess
ion Of it.
Friday, work was resumed on the new
dining room and in few days if the
weather continues good we will be di-
ming there.
The following persons entered school
last week: Clara Wilson, Annie Robert
son, Annie conover, and Alpha Hub
bard. This addition makes the number
278 and still there are more coming.
The Adair County news., 1905-02-15

Ella Gadberry, of our town. A
nice supper was served. Both
are very popular.
Mr.. Allen Morrison, a promi-
nent farmer and Miss Ora Pres
ton, a popular young lady of
Sparksville, were united in mar
riage on the 18th at the home of
the brides parents. A reception
was given at the home of the
groom.
The Adair County news., 1905-02-15

Rev. Geo. Grove was in town
to-day.
George H. Nell returned from
Louisville Friday.
Thos. Moss, who has been on
the sick list, is on the stage of
action again.
J. A. Diddle has been on the
sick list.
Frank Dohoney and wife, of
Milltown, visited their daughter,
Mrs. R. L. Caldwell, Friday
night
]. D. Walker, of Columbia, was
here Friday on business.
E. B. Mclean, the well-known
shoe man Of Nashville, was here
last week soliciting orders
J. A. Diddle sold Tom Hughes
two mules for $3.50.
j. w., and Jas. G. Sexton, in
company with G. L. Keltner, who
left here few days ago and To-
Gated at Moody, Texas, arrived
all o. k, with right side up and
are well pleased with the coun-
try.
We are glad to note that Eu-
gene Nell, the efficient salesman
Of Nell & Nell, is able to meet
his customers again. He has had
a severe case Of fever.
Geo. II. Nell had a smile on biz
The Adair County news., 1905-02-15
WELE.

Fires burn freely in the old
Kentucky home.
Thomas Pierce is teaching an
interesting singing school here.
Ohio B. Finn and R. G. Do
honey made a business trip to
Edmonton last week.
w. w. Sutherland was in
Louisville last week settling with
the Home Tobacco Co., which has
gone under. By said house fail
ing has caused Mr.. Sutherland to
be thrown in much confusion as
he was a strong representative of
said house, getting $500 per
month as agent, also was our
largest purchaser. He says he is
coming out on top yet. We truly
hope he may, and continue to
buy our principal product.
Messrs. w. w. Estes, Willie
Rodgers and brother, have form
ed a partnership and bought a
new wheat threshing outfit and
saw mill rig, at a cost of 81, 800.
Robt. Dohoney sold a 6-year old
bay mare to Ohio B. Finn, for
$3.50.
Bro. Joe::Nicholson filled his reg
ular appointment here Sunday
evening and gave an interesting
talK.
The Adair County news., 1905-02-15

face when he returned from
Louisville, because it was a girl
at his house.
We are glad to note that Mrs.
w. L. Grady is improving. She
has been confined for several
days with measles.
Mrs. c.. o. Moss and Mrs. Sis
Patterson are on the sick list.
Rev. 10 Nicholson and wife
were confined to their rooms last
week with grip.
G.. Gowen bought from Amos
Keltner the farm formerly owned
by T. j. Keltner, for 81, 500. Mr..
Gowen will move to the farm in
the near future.
H. C. Walker was by the fire.
side last week on account of grip,
Mr.. Glenn Jones, East Fork,
called in to see us Monday on his
return from Columbia. Mr. J..
reports business good in his town.
R. J. Howard, one of the up
to-date business men of Pickett,
was in our midst last week look
ing after stock.
M. L. Grissom and wife, Bliss,
spent Saturday night with the
family of W. M. Wilmore.
Wesley Coomer bought a farm
of C. Gowen for $500.
One of the most active old men
in this section is uncle Thos. L.
Grady, who is IS years old. He
steps around as nimble as a 16-
year-old and can jump on horse
from the ground just like a mill
boy.
Prof. G.. B. Yates and wife, OF
Joppa, spent Saturday night at
the home of G. III. Nell.
We are glad to note that oul
friend, E. M. Staples, who has
been employed at Columbia for 2
few years, has decided to locate
in this community and till the
soil and make his living in the
good old honest way. Your re
porter interviewed Mr.. Staples ;
few days ago, as to his future
intentions, and he was informed
that he expected to live at HON,
and would be numbered with tn
married men in the near future
and all Of his friends are given
cordial invitation to visit him, Q
The Adair County news., 1905-02-15

On Friday, Feb. "a, 'O5,

We will sell to the highest bidder, on Mrs Kate
Cundiff's farm, three miles north of Columbia.
KY. the following property:
One mare; one horse; one 2-year old colt; two
milk cows; four calves; one moving machine;
one hay rake; farming tools; wagon and harness;
household and kitchen furniture; lot of corn
and hay. Also the farm, containing 100 acres.
On the following day will sell, ON the Geo.
Hutchinson farm, the following:
One mare; two mules; three COWS; three steers;
three hogs; wagon, buggy and harness; house,
hold and kitchen furniture; farming tools, ETC.
Will also sell the farm
TERMS SALE.>>Will be made known on day
of sale. The sales will begin each day at
o'clock a. M
The Adair County news., 1905-02-15
GEDBERRY.

Hollis, the son Of Geo. Morri-
son, has the measles.
Mrs. S. G.. Bird has recovered
from a spell of pneumonia.
r. T. Gadberry and wife were
guests of Mrs. Geo. Morrison, on
Sunday.
Mrs. Pattie Allen is on the sick
list.
Miss Carrie Johnson has enter
ed school at Columbia.
On Sunday the 22nd of Janua-
ry, Mr.. eager Shirley, formerly
of this place, was married to Miss
The Adair County news., 1905-02-15
METHODIST.

fsuRxesvuLE SrREET.-Rev. F. E. Lewis. pastor.
Services first and third Sundays in each month.
Sunday-School every Sabbath at q m. Prayer
meeting Thursday night
The Adair County news., 1905-02-15
POST OFFICEDIRECTORY
J. M. RUSSELL. POSTMASTER
PETE CONOVER. DEPUTY.
Office hours. week days. 7:s0 q N. to $40 p. n.
COURT DIRECTORY.

Cmcur CouRr.-Three sessions . year-Third
Monday in January. third Monday.in Nay and
third Monday in September.
Circuit Judge.-H. C. Baker.
Commoawsalth's Attorney. A. Huddlrton.
Sheri@.-F. W. Miller.
Circuit Clerk. r. Neat
County, CouRr.-First Monday In each month.
JudReIT. A. Murrell.
County Attoeney.-Jas Garrett Jr.
Clerk.-T. R Stults.
JaIIer.-J. K. p. Conover.
Assessoe-J. F. Pelly.
Surveyor. T. McCahree.
School Supt-W. d. Jones.
Corouer.-C. n. Russell
CRY CouRr.-Regular court. second Monday In
each month.
Judge-Jas. G. Eubank.
Attorney.-Gordon Montgomery.
Marshal
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BAPTIST.

GREENsBuRc SrREET.-Rev. J. P. Scruggs. pastor.
First and third Sundays in each month. Sunday
School every Sabbath at a. m. Prayermeeting
Tuesday night.
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CHRISTIAN.

caMpREIIsvuLE PIKE pastor.
Services First. Third and Fourth Sundays in
each month. Sunday-School every Sabbath at $50
an Prayermeeting Wednesday night
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
PRESBYTERIAN.

BuRKEsvn.LE STREEr.-Rev. w. c. Clemens.
pastor. Services second and fourth Sundays in
each month. Sunday-School at 9 a m. every Sab
hath. Prayermeeting every Wednesday night
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Correspondents are requested to send
in their communications SO as to reach
the Office by Friday, unless otherwise
notified.
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LODGES.
MASONIC.

COLUMBIA LODGE No. sc. F. and A. M-Regnlar
meeting in their hall. over bank. on Friday night
on or before the full moon in each month.
Gordon Montgomery. w. M.
E. G. Atkins. Secretary.