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The Adair County news., 1906-08-15
WE'D, AUGUST 10, 1906.

Senator Tillman regrets the
fact that Hon. w. ]. Bryan is
placed before the country so long
in advance of the real conflict for
the Presidency. He fears that
it may prove disastrous to his
chances. This is true of the av-
erage man, but Mr.. Bryan is
above the average in loftiness of
purpose, intellectual powers and
esteem of the people. True, the
greatest waves of popularity
have lasted but short while,
and an ideal parsonage disap-
peared from the horizon of hope
and expectancy, all along through
the history of man, yet many
have stood the test of scruti-
nizing public, and lived to a full
fruition of pictured possibilities.
At Present all eyes are on Mr..
Bryan. The real friends of
Democracy see in him the leader
ship that means victory, and the
elements that indicate. better
government, and their enthusi-
asm is bubling over. The oppo-
sition is looking on with alarm,
and naturally will do all within
: the power of organized effort to
peduce his standing with the
great mass of people, but while
this is true, and may prove dis
astrous before 1908, yet there is
one thing certain, he is no more
under the ceaseless and merci-
less fire of criticism than he has
been since he was nominated and
took the lead ten years age.
From the day of his famous
speech before a Democratic Ma
tional Convention, he has stood
the test, held his friends, and
won the admiration and conf
dence of thousands who first op-
posed him. II He appeared in the
political world as a boy, reached
his present age and statue under
the microscope of the ablest
critics and most powerful infu-
ences that ever aided in the de-
struction of any political leader.
To-day he is a man, a man among
men, leader whose powers may
we'll be feared by pet industries
that. are sapping the life from
the great masses through policies
of discrimination and unjust
taxes. We have no fear Of de-
parting glory though the enemy
exhaust it's intellectual and f.
nancial resources to accomplish
it. He has stood the test and
will grow in public esteem, as he
is bettet known. New England
cheers for Bryan in New York,
every Southern State will cheer
him In Inl1iSvillo aaf slstse
The Adair County news., 1906-08-15

The Standard Hardwood Company
will have their mill in operation next
Monday. Hands are at work putting
up the machinery.
The Adair County news., 1906-08-15

The Record book kept by the late
Judge j. w. Atkins is missing. If
any person knows where it is, the in
formation is wanted at this office. 1872
The Adair County news., 1906-08-15

on the 7th inst. Some of them
prospecting, others visiting rela-
tives.
Hogs are selling for 81 cents a
pound, they are very scarce.
There is going to be a bumper
corn crop, and the farmers are
at a loss to know how they are
going to dispose of it.
Mrs. Bette Linney, daughter,
Miss Grace, and grandson Marcus,
of Harrodsburg, are visiting rel
atives here. Miss Grace is quite
a favorite with the young society
people, and they always welcome
her on her annual visits.
Mr.. ETC. Coppock, contractor.
is building a modern dwelling for
himself opposite the Liberty
church.
M. B. May has one in coars e
of construction near the same
place.
Prof. Robert Caldwell is teach
ing school at Merrimac. E
The annual camp-meeting has
commenced at Acton, with Rev.
Rushing conducting it. A large
crowd is anticipated.
Willard and Edgar Browning
are visiting here. They do cler-
gical work in the city.
j. G. Campbell will begin
building a dwelling on his farm
two miles this side of Campbells-
vile in a short time.
Turner Bros, of Hatcher, sold
4O78 pounds Of sugar in July.
4
They think their sales will reach
25O00 pounds for the year.
Prof. Mitchell, of the S. w.
Buchanan Collegiate Institute
will conduct religious service at
Bethel Sunday. %|
Mrs. G. A. Moody, who has been
sick for several weeks, is some
better at present, and her friends
wish her to regain her health
shortly. . !
Judge ]. w. Cloyd, Elias Cop
peck, R. L. Durham and G. R.
Buchannon had good success in
fishing last Thursday.
Leslie Gowdy, of Campbells-
vile calls here quite often lately.
Leslie is 'it". He is one of our
best young men.
J. R Rice bought a span of two
year old mules from w. H. Speer
for $215.
R. l. Blakey bought team of
mules from Chas. PARROT. The
price was $215.
Corn is selling at Coo per bu-
shell, wheat the same, wheat
threshing is nearly over. Yields
are better than usual.
An effort is being made to Or
ganize a stock company to estab-
lish a news paper plant in Camp
bellsville. Disappointment usu-
ally follows each attempt, but
there is a need of a live paper in
every county seat.
Miss Alma Collins, C-ville, is
visiting Miss Clara Burdick at
this place this week.
Mr.. Luther Taylor has resum-
ed his place as town marshall of
Campbellsville. He was serious
The Adair County news., 1906-08-15

STRAYED:-FrOm our pasture a red
sorrel horse mule, about 6 or years
Id. A brown mare mule years old
YOUNG & COFFEY,
(tf) Columbia. KY.
The Adair County news., 1906-08-15

DR.. A. Shiveley, Joe and Jas.
The Adair County news., 1906-08-15

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The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-24
Republican Convention

Juneau, May 24-The Republi- can Territorial Committee issued d call today to form primaries by June p and elect delegates to;a conven- ton converting here July lst. Rep resentation at the convention will be equally divided, 50 delegates being allowed from each of the three judicial districts. The follow ing is the allowance from each of the principal town: Juneau 10, Douglas 4, Skagway $, Ketchikan $, Wrangle 8, Sitka 3, Nome end vicinity IT, Candle 5, Council ,, Fairbanks 10, Cleary 4, Valdez 6, Seward 4, Orca ?, Chenoa ?, Kan tishna 2. The'rest are scattering among the small towns to make 50 delegates from each district.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-24
Fairbanks Destroyed

Fairbanks, May 24-All of the town of Fairbanks between First and Third Streets and Lacey and Cushman Avenues has been wiped out by fire. It started in the af- ternoon' of the 22nd in the dental office of .Dr. Moore, in the Fair banks building, from gasoline stored in hie office. Heroic work was done by the fire department, but it was impossible to control the flames. Newspaper plants are burned out, and ,papers are being printed on job. presses. The \. c. Co. store was lost but there are su- flicient supplies to prevent suffer- ing. The federal buildings were burned but all the records were ,stved. Rebuilding will sstart at once. There was no loss of life or suffering. Banks are advancing unlimited credit to owners of real estate. Loss is estimated at about $2,OOO,OOO.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-24
Of Local Interest
valdex-Yukon Railway.

Col. A. w. Swanitz of tho 'Valdez-Yukon Co. will return ,o Valdez on the Santa 'Clara. It ie reported on good authority that he has succeeded! in mal&ur :ar- engagements for pWsecutH,s ssl,c construction wokcon his -roat. ca. aan enlarged scale, -.asFd 'lws pur- chased rails and rolling stock which will be>siaipred to vs'dez in Ju}y.
 The'whaff.below towu. is rapidly nearing completion ,@M. will N ready fer use by ,July'1st. Acrew of graders will be started at once on the right-of-way and will .br largely increased upon the a3rrivsi of MT. Swanit..
 The new office. e.building,,near the end of the wharf. is'now completcG. and the engineers moved their quarters to.it this week. Werk oG a boarding ndrooming house for the men lias beguu and the build ing will be completed in aboGt two weeks.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-24
Ut1ga News

Gn April II the three masteai schooner Marion, Capt. Krans. be- longing to the Alaska Goldfish Co. of San Francisco, while attempt ing to make ;GompsHy Arbcr, heavily laden witt provisions ant lumber, was totally wrecked os Koslo4 point. 'Sarak island, 'ancnt S:3O pm. According to'irHrnn.- tion gained from .second mate l.. Nelson, as we'll as tt.e whole Of the crew, it seems to be case of willfd. neglpgerce on the part.tf the cap tain, lie being in druifken stllpor. He had been warned of the ~close proximity of tke land, but after running into 'Unimak Cove by mistake, and coming out again, Ire was heard to make the statement that he would either make com pany harbor or pile her up high and dFy. Sust before striking, the captain was again warned of the rocks ahead, but he simply answer ed, "Let her go." Shortly after striking a strong wind came up and it was not many hours before the vessel was totally destroyed. What seems to'be-a matter for in tvestigation was the amount of liquor said to have been carried hy the captain on his own behalf, and which he seemed very anxious to save: After this Equor.hsd been landed, others, in the confu>ien. helped themselves libepeIly, ,sreA,ls- ing in two deaths by drowning
 The Alaska Goldfish Co. has, by latest accounts, purchased the com plete plant of the Alaska Commer- cial Co. on this island, and intends to run large station here, which, but for the wreck ef tine Marion, would have been in operation this 
 The Apollo mine has now shut down indefinitely, and. Supt. F. R. Brown and his company are in terested in the Unalaska mine.
 Considerable excitement prevails in this precinct over the report. of q discovery of quartz at Capo Joha, but as investigators from here have not returned yet, proper authority for the report is held itr obeyance.
 Fishing, up to two or three weeks ago, has been very good, a heavy season being the result, but is now slackiag up.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-24
Information Wanted.

Information is wanted by Alvah Flames, chief clerk of the railway mail serv ice, as to the whereabouts of Charles Race Cor Rice) who was ct one time employed as mail car .rier between St. Michaels and Dutch Harbor.
 The custom office wishes infor- regarding Russell Mont gomery age 2S, height oft. II in. red hair. Last heard of at Nome in September 1900, when he war bound for Bristol bay.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-24
Copper Center Items

The ice in the Copper River seemed to be on the move today, floating down in large cakes. Some were deposited on the banks but the greater portion went on down jamning and crashing together, causing great commotion.
 Andrew Holman has a sawmill installed on the 'klutena, and will hereafter be in a position to sup ply rough lumber in any amount. This mill will greatly hasten the building in this 'neighborhood Heretofore all houses have been built of logs, ard construction was consequently rather slow.
 Jack Belou arrived at John Nc Crary's place today from Nabesna with a fine bunch of dark martin and silver gray fox, which he traded for a horse and pack oi -Siwash goods, and again took to the tall and uncut. Jack is a .rustler.
 A blacksmith shop has been opened here by Charles Craig fnr the recommendation of the travel ing public. Horseshoeing and re- pair work of all kinds will be promptly attended to. The shop is near the U. $. Commissioner office.
 Mfr. John McCrary today was awarded the contract of building three boats for the Hazelett Rail road people. Work has already commenced on the boats, and ht expects to deliver them at the mouth of the 'Chitty.a river, in twenty days These boats will be used by the survey party this sum mer, making reconnaissance ol the route from Taral down the river.
 Mir. Neal'of the Government Ex- perimental Farm, is making quite extensivei nprovements, this spring Tn the way of a new shop and other buildings, and as soon as the frost is out of the ground, he expects to break more land, in all making about forty acres under cultivation.
 William klitzke of the Tazlina Roadhouse was down to Copper Center few days ago with his pack train and took back a,auant- iety of supplies for his summers use. Mir. Klitzke expects to dc some farming this year in the way of.raising oats and hay. He has SC far manufactured his.own farm ing impliments which are quite ingenious.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-24
Challenges ary Tean.

Fairbanks has 3 baseball tean, organized, under the ma nagemeAt of Fred Martin, which issues | challenge to any team'in Alaska. They claim to have some of the best talent in the North. Eddfe -Stroecker, formerly of Valdez, ap- sears as one of the team.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-24
Bonded Inlet Placer.

E. H. Craig left on the Portland to visit some placer property at tlse head of Cook Inlet, near Crow creek, which he has bonded. The claims have made good showing with the limited amount of devel- opment work done 50 far and MT. Craig, will, if the examination is satisfactory, take up the hond and work the claims.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-24
Knights Island Claims

Dr. A. von Gunther and family have left for Knights island to spend the summer doing develop nent work on his copper property at Herrin bay. Four men will be employed this season, and the doctor expects to have the claims in shape to begin shipping early next summer.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-24
Photographic Items.

Albany, May 23-The attorneys for Hearst presented their argu- ment to-day before the attorney general for recount of the votes cast at the recent election, at which Mcclellan defeated Hearst. They claim to have evidence of fraud. Decision in the matter has been re- served.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-24
Call For WarrAnt0

Valdez, Alaska, May 24-Notics is hereby given that I will pay Fire Apparatus Fund warrant No. 2, upon presentation.
 E. B. WHEAT,
 Towr. Treasurer,
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-24
Have You Seen

The new Edison 'Home" Phono- graph, with repeating attachment, just received at the Bowling Alley? They are inst the thing. We also havo the largest stock of Flower Horns ever carried ill Valdez, and Gold Moulded Records galore. Before you buy that Monograph see us. 1t will pay you.
 Fresh Halibut at the Valdez Market. Phone 29.
 We are ,Eole agents for Strong & Garfield's famous waterproofshoes A. L. Levy x Co.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-24
Ball Season Opens.

Now that the snow has gone the local sports are turning to thoughts of the great American game, and are volunteering their ins, outs and drops, prepa ratery to showing the base ball players of Aiscum how the game is played. Arrangements have been made for game Sunday between the nine from the Post and local talent. The old ball grounds north of town will be fixed up for the occasion.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-24

New York, May 23-Tokalone won the Brooklyn Handicap by a nose under the whip. Dandelion was seconn anl Picket. a former winner, vas third. The mile and a quarter was made in 2:5 1-5.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-24

Nails, Locks, Building ana Tar Paper, also large steck, 'of other Building Material to be had at A. L. Levy & Co.'S.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-24
Summons.

In Tiae Commissioners Court Forty Mile Pre- Ginct Third Division, Territory of Alaska. Before E. R. Brady. Commissioner and EX- Ofie.o Justice of the Peace. James Galiinger, Plaintiff, A. C. Moffat, Defendant The President of the United States to &he above named defendant Greeting
 You are hereby summoned to be and appear before the undersigned Il Justice Of the Peace, in and for the,Forty Mile Precinct, of the Third Division of the Territory of Alaska, on the sev- ,enteenth day of July. Nineteen Hundred and Six, at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon Of said day, at Wiekersham is said Precinct cosap aplaint of James Gallinger, copy of which, duly verified. is now on file in said court in which aid.plsintiff demaH Is judgment against you for the sum of ninety-One (9l .00) dollars, with costs. And unless you appear and an- swer plaintiff may take judgment against you Ninety-one ($yl ltD) dollars aud costs; the order for the Publication of SummoGs being made herein this 2lth day of April, 1906.
 GiTeG under nay hand and the
 seal of this court, this twenty
 fourth day of April, nineteen SEAL hundred and six.
 F.. k, BRADY
 Commissioner and ex-officiO
 Justice of the Peace. Date first publication May 2i, IO96. Date last publication June 2f 1906.
 Edison Monographs and 40 rec rords for sale. Also good violin. Enquire Home Restaurant.
 Balzac's complete works at the iProspector Circulating Library ~50c month.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-24

Lessons in Needlework and Py- rography will be given by Mrs. Riggs. Enquire at Ladies' Bazaar.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-24

nose under the whip. Dandelion was seconn anl Picket. a former winner, vas third. The mile and quarter was made in 2:5n-5.
 Denver, May 23-During the municipal ownership contest over the passage of an electric franchise it has developed that bogus tax certificates were used by,voters as an evidence that they owned prop erty and were entitled to vote. Henry Dougherty, of New York. president of the gas and electric company, refused 10 testify before Judge Johnson, and was commit ted to jail for contempt of court. He was released to-day by the su preme court. An effort will be made at the hearing Monday to restrain Johnson from presiding over further hearings of the case.
 Seattle, May 23-The force at the cable office has been working all night taking the story of the Fairbanks fire.
 Seattle. May 23-The war de- partment has determined to-send the Tenth infantry, now at Forts Wright and Lawton, to Alaska The transfer will take place in July or August. One company goes to Fort Davis, one to St Michael, two to Fort. .Gibbon, one to Fort Egbert, one to Fort Liscum and two to Fort Seward. Of the Third infantry four companies will go to Lawton and eight companies to Wright. This order is final.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-24

Always 9n Hand--A big supply of Beef, Mutton, Pork, and Poultry. Fresh stock on.every beat. NalIez Market. Phone 29.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-24
Medicine Outfits For The Trail
 Uargest Assortment, ,ef 'Snowe e1asses) STATIONERY MINING LOCATI@N NOTICES Ass"f. AMs%s Owl Drag Co. PhR9e 4S
Notice.

The City will pay for coal sacks dn good condition and dry, if de- livered at the Fire Hall iii bundles of 25. Sacks must b, delivered Saturday. See H. Suessdorf, chair man,
The Alaska prospector., 1906-05-24

Seattle, May 23-rhe force at the cable office has been working all night taking the story of the Fairbanks fire.
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