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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-14
NOTICE OF
JUDICIAL ELECTION.
STATE or WISCONSIN. .
DEPARTMENT or STATE >

STATE or WISCONSIN,, -
DEPARTMENT or STATE -
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ an election to be held In several towns.
State OF Wisconsin. on the first Tuesday n
April, A. ID. 1906 being the tiIifa day OF said
month. tbs following officers are to be elected,
to- wit:
A JUSTICE or THE SUPREME COURT, as pro-
vided for by chapter 10, laws OF 1908.
A CIRCUIT JUDGE FOR THE FIFTH CIRCUIT,
consisting of the counties OF Grant. Iowa. La
fayette, Rlchlsnd and Crawford, 10 place of
Hon. George Ciementson, whose term OF Office
will expire on the day preceding the first
Monday OF January. A. ID. 1907.
CIRCUIT JUDGE FOB THE SIXTH CIRCUIT,
consisting or the cOuntles " La Crosse Mon.
roe, TrempealeAu, Vernon and Juneau, In
place of Hon. }. J. Fruit. whose term OF office
Will expire on the day preceding the first
Monday OF January, A. D.. 1907.
CIRCUIT JUDGE FOR THE ELEVENTH CIR
CUT, consisting OF the counties OF Barron
Burnett. Chippewa, Douglas Polk rnd Wash
burn, in place OF Hon. Aad j. Vinje, whose
term OF Office will expire on the day proceed
Ing the hrst Monday OtJanuary 1897.
CIRCUIT JUDGE FOR THE TWELTFH CIR
CUT, consisting OF the counties OF Rock
Green and Jefferson, 10 place OF Hon BeDiA-
min L Dunwiddie, whose term OF Office will
expire on tue day preceding the first Mon
day OF tnaary. 1897
SUCH MuSICIPAL JUDGES as are required by
law TO be elected at this time.
AT SUCH ELECTION. the question OF the rat
ihcation OF Chapter a22 Jaws OF 1885, an act to
provide for the use OF the pocket ballot and
coupon voting system and 10 SInend section
IS. statutes OF lSls will be submitted.
said election shall De held and conducted.
votes cAuvassed and returns made in accor
daucs with law.
Given under my hand and official seal al
the Capitol. Ia the city OF Madison, this ninth
day or Asrch "A. u 1915.
WALTER HOUsER,
secretary OF state.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-14

( ,HOICE FARMS AND FARM LAND FOR
sale 10 Chippewa, Clark aud Taylor Coun-
les The soil Is elegant and price reasona-
Die. For further Information sppIy to
NJ. NJ. ANGwlCk, Ohippe Wa Falls.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-14

NEWTON. March 6-EugeBe Rogers and wife
recently returned TO their Portal. North Da-
kOta home Oscar Jacobson & Co are saving
logs for Andrew Peterson. Minnie Ronnin-
gen is working for Mrs Mary Newton John
Morrison, after having been under care OF Dir.
FOX OF Chaseburg several WEEKS. IS again able
rapidly G. W. Noble returned IRON NirO-
qua here he has FOR some time attended W
VI Kingston In his critical illsess "A sleigh
load OF young people recently spent q satur-
day evening az the home OF John jacobson
where they we're rogally welcomed by Mr.. ia
cobsOn's family, and ali report very epioy-
able time. Refreshments we're served and
She new photograph added 10 the entertain
n eut e.. Eason Bachelor OF Durand. repres-
entlng the McConnOu Remedy Co. OF winOna
wa through here on bis Initial trip as he y As
bat recently assigned to Vernon county. Mr..
BatchetlOr is salesman OF pleasant ways and
business principles The line Is Well known,
and we learn that headquarters will be es-
tsbltshed At Niroqua for this territory .....
Newton school closed sitter most successful
winter. No teacher ever spent more time
with or worked more diligently for the ad
vaucemeut OF her pupils than has Miss Estella
Miller OF Red Mound. The admiration aod
respect OF the entire vicinity have been won
by Miss Miller, for in her untiring efforts She
Voluntarily gave her hnlidays, saturdays aud
leisure hours for the benefit OF the school
The mem bers OF the board yainly endeavored
TO retain Miss Miller for the sprtng term but
owtDg to Wisconsin wages. she left for ne "
posit on in Aberdeen. South DASota schools
The Newton roller mills have again chang
eo management, oscar newton assuming con-
troll March lst. -.NewtoUItcs are not waiting
until the fall Campaign to enliyen their po-
lticAs interest. They are closely following
congress IN the most important legislation in
recent year. The searcblight OF public opia-
ion IS turned on that body and the voters gen
orally now see them more clearly than ever
before 40 you notice how some OF the Dig
fellows Of past years seem 10 diminish and
seem bat common mem DO YOU see how they
are On the move at this time They are like
Il lot OF corporation cattle and are having a
great scare see that little man behind with
the big stick His name Is Bob, Just watch
congress. VOTER
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-14
OUR COUNTY GLEANINGS.
Frop me Brain and Peas OF the csasn'
,.,vs Country aud village W risefs.
KICkApOO

MANNING. March 5-Mr Benson is pretty fee
BILE this winter -. Dogs are raidfng the sheep
IN this part OF the country. They killed I've
sheep for Jim Wilder and wounded eleven.
Osborn and charlie Thostrud got up
setting OF wood George Guist Is moving
on the Benson farm which the Green boys
bought....R Adams had wood chopping
Monda y aud he gives thanks TO all OF his
neighbors for farming out.
SPRING RDs
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-14
First publication March "A. 1861
PROBATE NOTICE
N0iloe OF AppIlca ton for Final

Notice OF Application for Final Settlement.
NERNON COUNTY COURT-rN PROBATE
STATE OF Wisconsin, County OF Vernon. Sc
deceased 'VN1
N. On reading and aiing the application Of Gsorgs
W ro"eli' administrator Of the estate az tieorge
"; srouf, Deceased representing among otheT
thihgs tnat he has fully administered the said es
ate ana praying that time and place be ixed
administration. aud that the residue M tba "a
estts 9e assigned to such persons a. are BY law
Y . oraered That said application ~ heard
otI9fe tais court II regular tsrm thereof NJ ia
ne &c the probate Office In the city on yiroons
~ = ~ g Gay OF May, 1905 at 10 o'clock A. II
II - Further Ordered, That notire ~ said
Appticatlon ana hearing be given to ali Der-
sous interested by publication OF conv Of
us U.s. otaer Tor three successive weeks III the
vernon county Censor, a newspaper prInted
N said county, before the day hxed for saId
nearing. By the Court
49, o MAaosEY, County Judge
lated this 9th day of March, A. D. 1905.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-14

Dear Sir You're always interested
in any Item Of news; and here's one that
will interest not only editors, but any
body else who is property owner and
likes to keep things in good repair.
Mr. o. r Kurzock, editor of the East
Troy Wis News. had some painting
done The first coat WAS lead and oil
aud cost him 81 J so; the second coat was
Devoe lead snd-zinc Paint. and cost him
g. so
Ii we knew the dimensions of the
building we could tell how much he
would have saved by making the first
coat OF Devoe: bat he's probably figured
1t out now. de will use Devoe lead
and zinc Paint hereafter we're sure
Yours truly
+. W DEVoE & 60
New York and Chicago
p. s. J. E Huzum sells our paint
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-14

TWO ia RMS FOR SALE OR RENT; ONE
l. farm OF 10 acres. the other SU acres SIX
aces OF good tobacco ground on each place,
v hich can be rented separately II desired.
so i've cows for sale Ine uire OF
kAsHUs Joa SsON, Towerville, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-14


r. the Tom dnd it1ge Cierf,S ~ me Sftfyai
TOlr8s GHd Villages 0f IgfHOH CIUH'B
At the judicial election TO be held Ia the
several towns, villages. wards and election
districts Ia this county on the irst Tuesday
or April. A. d. 1905, being the third day OF said
month, the following officers designated In
the foregoing notice from the secretary OF
state are to be elected to- wit;
A Justice OF the Supreme Corft, As proyid-
ed by chapter 10, laws OF 1903.
uirc us Judge for the Sixth Circuit, con
ststing OF the counties Of La Crosse Mon roe,
Trempealesu, Vernon and Juneau, in place
OF Hon. J. J. Fruit, whose term OF office will
expire on the day preceding the first Monday
OF January, A. ID. 1907.
At such Election, the question OF the rAtiti d.
cation OF CHAPTER ~, laws OF 1905, sn act to
provide Tor the use Of the pocket ballot aud
coupon voting system and to amend section
70, Statutes OF 1885 will be submitted
Said election TO be held and conducted
votes canyassed and returns made iu accord
ance with law.
Given under my hand and official seal n he
city OF Viroqua. this 10th day OF March, A. ID.
1876. J. J, MARSHALL.
County Clerk
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-14
DIED.

MRS. MARY A. HAYTER. nee Smith was born
In Guernsey county. Ohio, August 10, 1871
and died in Vlroqua, February "a. 1905. She
was married 10 NJ. VIM. +. Hayter, January
20. 1861. To them were born nine children
seven OF WHOM are now living Is follows: Ed
mubd, OF the town OF Liberty; William, John
and Lemon Of LaFarges Lester OF Virogns;
Mrs. Ohas Strait and Edna OF Vlroqua Mrs.
Hay ter has two sisters and Two brothers liV-
ing. Margaret BIgg OF LaFarae, Mrs. George
Bush OF Viroqua, Charles smith OF the town
of franklin and William Smith OF Forest
Grove, Oregon. Mrs. Hayter has been a pa
tent sufferer for twenty years. But few
weeks would pass by but she he'd 70 spend
several days confined 10 the bed. The DIAL
Illness was OF about two weeks duration
when death came IN the early hours OF FEB
ruRry "A.
Mrs. Hayter has ever since her marriage
been connected with church work. She was
q member OF the Christian church In the town
OF FRANKLIN aud upon comb TO NiroquA JOIN
ed the Methodist church. fhe example she
leaves is OF "A patient, Cody. consistent
Christian. she had no fear 4 DEATH but dur
Ing her last hours OF suffering was anxious TO
TO welcome the end. The hHsbdnd, with the
children brothers and sisters remain 70
mourn her loss. The faner was conducted
from the NJ. {. church. Monday at 2:j0 D. N.
Eevs Buffers and NuZum officiating she
was laid 10 rest 10 the family lot In NiroqGa
cemetery.
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MAKRIED.

March q 1906 at his office IN the town OF
wsostsr MIR. ARCHIE STRAIT, TO Miss ELSIE
CAMPBELr.. both parties residing 10 the Town
~ Wsnstar nv WI, ROBERTS,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-14

a. sprlngvile February n, NErrIE LANE,
wife OF : Chambers ged - years, 3
months and % days. She bora ana rear
ed at Victory, Mrs. Hodge that place being
her aunt aud only living rrtttiv- she was
the widow OF our former to uSman, l.. q I.
Adams. and was married Mr.. Chambers,
July ~. 1897. Her health had been falling for
some time, the end belng hurried by severe
attack OF Ia grippe, For nineteen years 81 Q
led a quiet, Guassumlng life 10 our midst,
faithful 10 husband and home, a friend Ienu-
ing Il mel ping hand in time Il need. la girl
hood she united with the NJ, f. church Eli
der }. y. look spoke words 4 comfort In CON
dactlng the sad rites At the A. u ehurcb,
THURSDAY March /. u. d. D.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-14
STATE OF WISCONSIN, !.

=
L. J. J Marshall. CLERK OF the said county OF
Vernon do hereby certify that the foregoing
Is true copy OF judicial election notice
served upon me by tue secretary OF state OF
the state OF Wisconsin sud now ON file at my
ofiee. ]. MARSHALL,
49,. 49,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-14

EOR SALE-TWO FARMS; ONE OF 100
a acres 10 towr OF Genoa. the other 100 acres
10 town OF harmony batter has 30 acres good
tobacco land. Good dwelling house and fair
out-ouildtDgs IL taaen soon will be sold
cheap FRANK kNOWER Genos Wfs
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-14

p. 5 J. E Nuzum sells our paint
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-14

Wet IKE the following from the Weather
ford Texas Herald, cOncs ng the death OF
Mrs Horace Baker. In TN 10 city. Mr. and
Mrs Baker we're former residents Of this
cOunty.a
ALTERNATING been III only since last Fri
day, wheu she WAS stricken with pneumonia,
Mrs. Horace Baker died Tuesday, tebtuary
a. at Is o'clock At the family nome ~! Wa
Ter Street The deceased was 81 years OF age,
aud leaves besices the husband three soas
and two daughter to mourn her loss. me
former are Messrs Harley, gene ana Perry
Baker, al OF tuls city; the latter are Mes
danes Maud Murphy OF this city. aud +. l..
Woodward OF Mount Pieasaot All OF these
were at the mothers bedside except mrs.
Woodward Deceased was truly good, mob
Christian woman, whose good intueLees IN
her home will live always with the dOttng hus-
band and loving children. With her husband
she had been a resident OF To IS city for TWEEN
tv-Rve wears they having come here ia 1851
The body was laid to rest In the city GENE
terry last Wednesday afternoon AT O'CLOCK.
Funeral services were held at the home az
hour earlier, Rev, Nathaniel Jacks, pastor OF
the Central Christian church, officiating.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-14

II you want to make your hume hat-
~. get an Edison phnnograph l sings
the sweetest songs of the pI+>.ui sud
by-gone days IL pisys thr hLts To-
strumental music and tells the fnr 9i-. /
stories This marvellous en- er ainmeht
is unt qualed
We will be glad to entertain you with
the Edison at our store
BROWN MUSIC co
Send for catalogue at prices
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Property for Sale.

Good house and barn an shout II
acres of land adj)ining-l good home.
also one other house and lot: all PROBE rty
of the estate of John Hammoud de-
ceased Apply to Mrs NETTIE HAM
MoND executrix of said estate, or to
Butt Il Butt.
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C. r. DAHL.
FARMS k0R rHg HOMELESS.

MEN WANTED-SS.0O DAILY SELLING
WI farm bookkeeping. Every farmer buys
FARM RECORD Co, NorihReld, Mum
The Adair County news., 1906-10-17
GRANVILLE.

J. A. Diddle was in Greensburg
Friday and Saturday.
Geo. H. Nell, Columbia, spent
Saturday night in our city,
W. L. Grady returned from &C.
lima, Tenn, last Monday.
Mrs. Geo. H. Nell and Mrs. Ell
la Robertson were in Columbia a
few days since.
We are glad to note that Mrs.
L. C.. Hindman, who has been
confined to her room for several
days with fever, is now improv-
ing.
The Tarter school house was
burned down one night last week.
How the fire started is not known.
The prayer services at the res
idence of Mr.. R. N. Keltner was
very we'll attended and a good
time prevailed.
Mr.. Robt. Keltner and family
left on the 18th for the Lone Star
State,
Mr.. Will Bradshaw received so
head of cattle here Monday for
Mr.. Norman Hambrick, of Wash
ington county, paying 3 cents a
The Adair County news., 1906-10-17

never been such a demand for
fertilizer that is being made this
season. The time has come in
this section of the country when
our farmers can make scarcely
no wheat at all without properly
preparing the soil and then use
ing a large amount of some kind
of fertilizer. How we'll he re-
members about twenty years ago
how Uncle Thomas Grady would
take his gopher plow and one
horse, about the last of October
the first of November, and go to
work and SOW his crop of wheat
and the result would be bounti-
full yield. What is the trouble?
Certainly the land is not worn
out for this land can not be
bought to-day for the price it
The Adair County news., 1906-10-17

greatest and ablest negroes of
the South see the peril confront
ing their race. They know that
it is not political elimination; they
know it does not rest in the Jim
Crow car, but from his multiplied
ty of crime, ignorance and unre-
liability. They are not wanting
their race in the political turmoil
but to advance in industrial, ed
ucational and moral lines. The
plea made by this Campaign Com
mittee cannot be supported by
any right thinking man who is
familiar with the conditions now
existing in the South neither by
the necessity Of maintaining our
present national prosperity. 1t
is a sham and an effort to con-
trole congress at the expense of
honor and a fair, square deal be-
fore the people. The real issue
before the people. throughout the
country is not one of color or
conditions existing between the
races. The time has come when
the people want honest and faith
full service, an equal distribution
uf governmental blessings and re-
sponsibilities.
The Adair County news., 1906-10-17

The G. O.. P. is to see to it that
Cuba holds a fair election when
the time comes. Such a position
ought to be consoling to the peo-
pie of this country since it will
be such a wonderful change in
its methods. The using of mil
lions of dollars in the last cam
paign, pulled largely from Insur-
ance Companies without the
knowledge or consent of policy
holders, to carry Congress and
elect a President and the steal of
the Presidency in 1876 still ling
ers in the minds of the people.
The Adair County news., 1906-10-17

The "Robber Tariff" has been
marked for the slaughter pen by
American voters. 1t may not
come suddenly but it will happen.
The more the tariff is discussed
from the protective viewpoint the
less the people think of it. No
law should be defended that en-
ables the manufacturers in our
country to charge American Con-
sumers more for the same articles
than they charge foreigners in
foreign countries.
The Adair County news., 1906-10-17

One of the meanest efforts to
get votes and to advance party
interests that has so far been ex-
posed in the campaign this year,
is the one made by the Republi-
can Congressional Campaign
Committee. After presenting the
many reasons why a Republican
Congress should be chosen, from
the standpoint Of those who are
interested in the success of that
party, the committee has issued
a Supplemental Campaign text
book appealing to the negro vot-
ers in the North, East and West
ern States. Political disfranchise-
ment, the Jim Grow Law and their
general condition in the South are
held up before them to bring out
support for Republican candidates
for Congress. The plain truth is
that such a position and such ar
gumentsby the stearage part of
any party ought to be condemned
by the intelligent voters through
out the country. The appeal
widens the breach between the
races, is dangerous, sectional and
destructive, and will in the end
produce bad results. 1t is ran
corous partisan thirst for power
that backs such methods to mis-
guide and to keep the fires of
racial troubles in full blast. 1t is
an appeal.to the passions OF the
illiterate and vicious of one Sec
tion tos.disapprove, rebuke and
destroy, if possible, the powers
that plead for peace in another
part of our country. In the his
tory of corrupt political engineer
ing we doubtkwhether such an
otheri.. desperate and diaboIical
movement could be unearthed to
show insatiate thirst for power
I'm our National Congress. The
The Adair County news., 1906-10-17

Every man who believes that
trusts and combines are good for
the farmers of the country ought
to vote under the Cabin that pro-
tects them in their formation and
growth, otherwise put your mark
under the Chicken that is game
enough to scratch in the open
field Of activity.
The Adair County news., 1906-10-17
Made a Hit.

When DR.. w. B. Caldwell, the sage
of Monticello, first prescribed his great
remedy for Indigestion, constipation and
biliousness, now known as DIR. Cald-
wells Qaxative) Syrup Pepsin, its sue
cess was so great that it made an in.
stant hit. Since then it has been used
all over the world and has never failed
to duplicate its first successes. Try it.
Sold by DR.. ]. N. Page, Columbia and
Page and Moore, Cane Valley at SOC and
81 GO. Money back if it fails.
The Adair County news., 1906-10-17
A sweet little girl, seven ves

A sweet little girl, seven years
old, drew the positions for the
Democrrtic candidates on the
ballots for the November pri-
mary. Purity and innocence has
a hand in shaping the destinies
of men long before the Kentucky
politicians sought a little girl to
locate their position.
The Adair County news., 1906-10-17

Rev. Sam Jones, the wellknown
evangelist, of Gainesville, Ga,
died Monday morning of heart
failure in a sleeping car on train
No. 4 of the Rock Island railroad
near Perry, Ark.
The Adair County news., 1906-10-17

Political steam in Louisville is
said to be the cause Of pushing
the lid aside and the escape of
some very strong spirits How
strange!
The Adair County news., 1906-10-17
pound; weights, about 1000

pound; weights, about 1000
each.
Mr.. L. Durham, the stockman
of C-ville, was here last Wednes-
looking after cattle.
Judge T. A. Murrell, of Colum-
bia, spent last Wednesday in our
town looking after insurance.
Sam Thomas spent several days
last week on his farm, near Cad
berry, sowing wheat.
Wilmore & Moss are in Louis
vile this week looking after new
goods for our market.
Logan Shirrell, one Of our best
citizens, expects to move with
his family to Texas about the first
of the year.
The little daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. L. G. Nell, who has been
sick for several weeks, is i'm
proving.
The few days of bright sun
shine put new life into our farm
ers who certainly made good use
of last week by sowing wheat
and making sorghum.
Misses Sara and Florence Shir-
rell are visiting relatives this
week in C-ville.
Mr.. S. H. Mitchell, of Bliss,
passed through our thwn last
Thursday enroute to Metcalfe.
He informed your reporter that
he expected to move to his farm
near Columbia about the 1st of
November.
Rev. Wright and family, who
have been with us for the past
yeBr, left for their new field of
labor last Wednesday. During
his stay with us Bro. Wright has
made many friends. He is a
good man and we regret to see
him and his family leave us.
Our old friend J. A. Wheeler,
Of Breeding community, was here
las week with a nice bunch of
cattle which he had sold to G.. S.
Bell at the market price. We
were fully convinced that John
had not forgotten how to make
money since leaving this commun-
'ity.
BaScOmb Jones, one of our
wide-a-wake farmers, sold ]. F.
Pendleton nice bunch of cattle
at 3 cents per pound.
Gov. ]. R. Hindman's farm
near here is soon to be connected
by telephone with the out side
world. Governor says he has one
of the best farmers in the county
living on his place and if any one
will go down and take a look at
Henry's crop of tobacco and corn
we believe they will ceatainly
agree with the Governor.
Your reporter has been behind
the counter for twenty-five years
and he must say that there has
The Adair County news., 1906-10-17
wi. ]. Cathof & Bros.
Lace Curtains

The remainder of our great Lace
Curtain purchase goes on sale Mon
day. The original lot of 1,274 pairs
has been greatly reduced by shrewd
Curtain buyers, so come early before
the entire lot is exhausted. Prices
cut still deeper, so if you have Cur
talns to buy, don't miss this oppor-
tunity.
Lace Curtains; 3 yards lonf, 40 inches
wide; pretty patterns 60n
at USG
Lace Curtains; 81 yards long; As
inches wide; reg. $1,25 quality Q0n
at OJU
} Lace Curtains; 81 yards long; so in.
wide; worth $1.98 NtI0
at UlIO
Lace Curtains; 81 yard: long; so in
wide; magnificent value. nI kn
at OIuUU
Lace Curtain in all popular weaves;
large line of patterns to select from.
Values up to $500 cl0O
only Ol,JO
Your Mail Orders will ha
3th and Market Street
The Adair County news., 1906-10-17

For SALE-My new 6room, two-story
dwelling, near the Columbia Roller mill.
Good outbuildings and one-half acre
of land. Jno. Wallace, Columbia Ky.
As If
The Adair County news., 1906-10-17

Napolean Hays heads the ballot
and Senator McCreary is found
on the other end.
The Adair County news., 1906-10-17
Clementsville, Ky.
Picture Frames.

We can fame your Pictures with finest
as well as the cheapest moulding to be
found in the market.
The Adair County news., 1906-10-17
Ward 4 WELLINGTON

Fertilizers and PIoWs.
We are Agents for Globe Fertilizers and
Chattanooga Chilled Plows.
Highest Price paid for Country Produce.
The Adair County news., 1906-10-17

sold for then. Is it the fertili-
zer or the farmer?
Mr.. J. A. Diddle was elected
school trustee last Saturday.