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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
upoE ALBERTsoN REFUSES TO STOP TO
xoRRows ELECTION AT WEST SEAT
TIE YOUNGSTOWN. ALKI AND SPRING
ML-ANNExATIoNIsTs EXPECT VIC
TORY.

mate aanexattan to Seattle, u 4
necessary that youngstown vote
favorahtv. - Il foFns the connect.
ing link with Seattle Tho con.
test eenters thsrv. but ks part d
the saloon opposition 10 Annexa.
ton has beea Withdrawal. the an.
nsxattouists are VERY confident
The numerous objections raised
By Attorney He'll. for the anti.en.
nssniicaists who asked an intunc.
ton 10 stop the election. we're
ovsr~ruled By Judge Aibertson IN
bis opinion thts nurnIng
Ebsriff Smith has ssisctsd dep.
uty sherffss 70 b. present az the
polls. 10 arrest any one caught
voting illegally. knd TO PIT down
Any troahis that nay arise a.
Youngstown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

Redslsheimer The cigar ] smoked.
and the neckfie and hat appear 10
ioday's photo Of me.
Gets Theafer Possss
Then went up 20 the Grand and
tried 20 work Manager lnversrity
for passes to zee Henrietta Cros-
man. Mr fnyarity said IL was a
mystery 10 him how all the news
. paper men IN tow nexpeefed 20 get
into the Grand opera house free OF
charge. but vhen | explained thss
| Wa "a hlggcxt mystery OF al
being Raffles. Mr. Inverarity looked
me over carefully and came across
with a pass expect 10 see one Of
Mr. Inveraritx's assistants on guard
at the door waiting 20 capture me
xhen ! enter the Grand
The Graud opera house IL only
one 81 many plhres that ! will enter
after SUNDAY when the $500 reward
for nv capture goes into effect.
You may find me in any Of the BIG
stores. along the waterfront. al tho
big parks. out IN Ballard. or on
the street cars In several eastern
cities my capture was effected 90
q street car.
On Sundays. n I am not caught
In the first week. viii be at sonls
big Sunday resort near Seattle.
And remember. all you have to do
In order 10 win the $500 reward. is
70 tap me on the shoulder and SAY.
YOU ARE THE MYSTERIOUS
MR. RAFFLES."
Easy 70 Ger Money.
will Immediately surrender and
lead you 10 the office. where the
$500 win be paid over.
Looks easy. doesn't IL. All Won
have 20 do IL TO watch the pictures.
see me turn around. Get picture
Of me In your mind. 40 that you
will know me from every view. and
then spot me. any time after Sun.
day
But remember. I viii wear dit
ferent clothes each day and night,
sometimes an opera hat and
dress suit. sometimes sweater,
and sometimes the business mans
garb fou must become really r..
miliar with me. know me like an
old friend. before you can spot me
In disguise. But remember. there
VIII be no false whiskers 20 mis-
lead you. Raffles win always wear
his own face
The person who earns the $500
reward win not get n without =
little study and some clever detec-
tive work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

tisk 20 500 por month for first
eiaaz help IN Seattle every CON
retent man r. employed
Local employment agencies -
part a total lack of eoakn "a their
ilsss. While thsr hare hrhdreda Of
demands from hotels. hcartiar
houses. private parties ana Alaska
towra Persars IN ether employ
ment with a kood knowiedEe ~
cookery are leaving their woFk fos
that ceeupagion-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
BATTLES HAS
a BUSY DAY
MEETS A LOT OF PEOPLE. LIVE ONES AND
DEAD ONES, AND LEARNS SOMETHING
OF sEATTLE-BIG SEARCH TO BEGIN
NEXT MONDAY

Nearly every Clearly shaved faced In Seattle has
been touched the shoulder sometime during the past "a
hours and has been accused Of being Rae The
Everywhere you 60 the people talk of Raffles
Since the arrival of Rafes ohronicled In The Star
yesterday afternoon everybody in town has learned OF his
presence and young end old are searching for him.
The real search, however will not begin until Monday
next On Sunday night Rafes viii for time give his
present carefree life and when he Monday morn
ing there will upon bis head reward Of $500 Later
The Star will what details for the infor
nation Of those who participate in the search
In the meantime watch for Raffes you him take
good look him One long look may $500 TO you
And $500 is lot Of money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
ARGUMENTS In
EDDY CASE

CONCORD \ ~ May 2t-Gen-
eraI streeter. counsel Tor three OF
the trustees OF Mrs Mary Baker
Eddy. in the Christian Science suit
completed his argument In favor
OF the motion hat the trustees
names be submitted FOR the next
friend a. plaintiffs.
The days proceedings we're de
voted 10 the presentation OF the
next friends opposing the trus.
tees. Counsel How for tho next
friends began bis arguments sum.
marizlnR the aflfdavlts OF hla elf
ents that the trustees had determin-
ed the case in advance. an dthat
Mrs. Eddy's son. George Glover.
took the action for love Of her.
Ex-senator Chandler follows Howa
probably concluding late today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

- lsf~vssnr. thla mornsng
s-sr{ he petition a George A.
= snt J-nnis = mn. citizens OF
rmusnwa. OR : temporary Ia
- r~4training the city E0v-
.--r~rt IL West Seattle. frcfn
s1fks a ssestioa toaorrow In
~ pmni. Youngstown and
- mn pr~etness on the qacs-
= Il sznslinx them TO Wet
e~x~o~ ths ~hetalss eiec-
= vi take plAne. and the an
s.rn11rsssA victorious 10 nuurt.
ndvs tkxf thsy viii cavry the
- n al Of The localities at
nrsk
~ cks~rs % tho consolidation
4 fsnzsto.n. West Ssattle. Atki
< sprsnx Hsii hrine their utsl-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
BRAZEN FAKIRS

obtaining money under false pre-
lenses
Probably the Phenomenal la
Favetta had taken the inteur-
ban 10 Tacoma 30 a. TO be abls
30 arrive again this afternoon
and be met .hy the brass band and
other citizens
Although tho announcement
have led people 10 believe that the
public demonstrations In the big
tent" will be free. The Star has
Information thta A. lie the intention
Of the faklrs 20 charge 10 cents
aamitiancc. having the effronterr
10 charge people for the opportuni-
y OF being fleeced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

DILLON. Mont. MAY 24.-The
investigation held Tuesday night
into the character Of Prof Karl
ReldelsberEer. musical director at
the State Normal school here. fail
al 20 deeylop anything definite
against his character. " Mr.. Rel
delsberEer has been involved in a
scandal. no one was Willing 70 tell
about a.
Twenty young women students,
who charged Reidelsherger with
being "A man Of dissipated char
acter." refused to be more specific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
REIDELSBERGER CHARGES so
FAR UNSUPPORTED

In their allegations. but insist-a
that the former Seattle musician IA
removed and his predecessor At the
Normal School. Prof Luce. be 70
instated
Lieut. Gov. Norris was presenx
az the hearing. and viii report to
Gov. foole. who was asked 10 70
move Reldelsberger.
The neutrality-suspicious. affair has
become public issue here. and the
W c. +. L. and church societies
have taken action against Reidels-
berger. In support OF the girl
students.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
TSOM
VIC GLORIOUS

WAsiitNgruN a. a. Nnf a
The faliasius pnstmastefa Aats
heeu appointed Tor WHehEafan
Columbus Milan Robinson Fifa h
r star, fslsned - Hll. GeaFsr a.
peakr vice = q Dunlap. resigned
Piedmont. Iehn > uunasa. Wee n.
y He'll. resigned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
FIVE NILLEx

sdly die 81 pneumonia a. the re-.
ault Of breathing he ammonia
fumes
Tho explosion was heard for
blocks The body Of the first vic.
tim Was not rescued until four
hours after the explosion. owing 20
the heavy fumes Those who we're
killed are a. folluws
MICHAEL BLACK. SO years old.
JAMES UOhNECk Is years old
JOSEPH kit.IsNOCk.
PETER MAROON. 81 years old
ONE UNIDENTIFIED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
WILL CALL BUSINESS MEN
AS EXPERT WITNESSES

When the board Of land commits.
sioners appointed TO appraise the
Lake Union shore lands returns 10
Seattle next week n number 0t
local business men viii be asked
TO appear before the board for the
purpose - giving expert testimony.
The board has asked Mayor
Moore and city Engineer Thomson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
I'm BIG
DEMAND

- Il Z Ereas shortage 81
- ~ fisrhsn help IN sais and
~ &ces SAID 80 officer % the
- - Kl,rt~n Helpers union.
: = LAR Temple. to1sy. and
Z - hatzg e4seiKed every day
= sr1sra FROM outside places for
- " hare postfio1s % offer AZ
- r1Assrd Of IN labor circles
- slass o. work a. fhis mo.
- Lnnoer camps And Railroad
49, a4npa offer IS hixh a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

CHICAGO. May q late yeHtsr
dsy afternoon stneh ammonia
pipe burst In market building Of
Armour a Co. ~ the stock Yards
aud five men we're Instantly Killed
by the fumes and a seore seriously
luiured
Hundreds we're IN the building
and many jumped from the Win.
lows 70 seeape Those who were
taken 20 the hospitals viii undoubt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS.

The vomans ForsiKn Missionary
society began is fifteenth annual
meeting yesterday afternoon NJ the
Madison Street Methodist church
King aud CiatHOp counties were
represented At the meeting Mrs
Willma Rouse keena. y nissiouarg
10 China. spoke relative 20 the
Work carried on IN that eouutry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
URGE NEW ROAD.

Surviving members OF the voinn-
tser fire department. an aFraniFs-
ton whirh existed during tho time
Of the biE fire tn 1SSa. will rrlehrafa
tire iKth Anniversary o. the fire az
wildwood park June 8. The event
Of the day VIII be basket picnic
which will be followed by addresses
aud games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
SUSPECTED MURDERER Al.
RESTED.

NEW YORK. Mar st--Itenry
Rocker. a. years old. % Manhai
tan. vas arrested laAi niEht on sas
picion % having murdered Amelia.
the fsysaeoid daughter uf William
staffcidt. a farmer ~ Elmhurst
Long Island
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
pHN GERUSHEFsKI SHOT AT, FRANKLIN
BY VINCENT ATAMBORSKI AS RESULT
GOOD REPUTATION-NoW IN COUNTY
JAIL.

80 osrushsfskf. a polish miner
nakln. was shos and instantly
= ssss 70 The home u Vincent
lrskt. about ! O'Clock thla
80 Tie latter T. now A. The
- ~ CHARGED with having
hs kililnE
iaxedg came a. che result
7. lunhsn caFouaal which tho
a aad anumber u his CON.
ia1siEed Ia - s1.. mousse o.
-nh. The latter = is said
ns faiAl shot because biz
had stolen = kag Of beer
100 Sheriff Hodges ~ Black
TIE afsasfinR officer.
~ ioiiovinE version Of the
- called up shout s O'Clock
-,alhs and tod to come over
slla that q man mad been
] gof To FRANKLIN. Attain.
s1 IN custody Of the pre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
TAFT IS COMING HERE

Secretary Of War W H. Taft viii
pass through Seattle In September
on his way 60 the Philippine iat
ands. lie IL scheduled % sail on
the Minnesota. which viii leave
Seattle about September Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

ALBANY. = y May q Tho
state senate has passed the btu On
Ing At cents a mile he rate OF
passenger rates on Al railroads
over i1e niles ia length IN Tits
state " has already passed the AZ
ssmbiY AMI il nos NJ 70 the gov
sruuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

Tho Good Roads association will
hold q Meeting IN the Chamber OF
Commerce tomorrow NJ / O'Clock
10 decide on q PIN for the con.
atrucfion OF scouic road along
the shores Of the sound TO Everett
4 delegation from Richmond
Beach will urge action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
POLESH MINER IS
MURDERED
AsrUTArIoS uSNEeEss.Hr.

Jnuas CoehFan. member ~ the
ehafn EauN. wna sustained frar.
sure of fha left ira some time $50
bv falling eff Huas hauk Of dirt
will soon 30 released ffnsu tns Way
side hospital pffH both ieNs intact.
despite tha fat that TIE affrndfng
phvsiriane prescribed ar1putatioH 80
,hs emily mears availabis o. saving
bis life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
JOHN BARRETT LEAVES
FOR SEATTLE TONIGHT

John Barrett. director % The
bureau OF American republics Nh0
was appointed By President Roose
veit to represent the United States
government AZ the ground breaking
exercises of tho A.Y-P exposition.
10 be held on the afternoon Of June
1. has notified the officials that be
would leave Washington tonight
arriving here on May a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

Thirty-fy citizens living near
Ycsier way yesterday met and or.
Rauized an Improvement club ~
l. sizer was chosen president and
Albert l.. Lord serreiarf A cam
naiRu for the Improvement uf tho
street was outllned and stops taken
60 have the lot around the power
house at Eighth Az. cleaned up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

20 name certain persons who conId
and would give expert testimony
on the value OF the lands in ques-
ton.
The Adair County news., 1907-08-21
RUNAWAY BOYS.
They Are Overtaken in Adair COun.
ty, and Returned to Their Home
in Lebanon.
WERE ENROUTE FOR TENNESSEE.

Last Thursday about the noon hour,
two boys stopped at grocery store in
this place, purchased lunch, and upon
leaving town, took the Burkesville
road. They were shoeless, and were
wearing overall union suits.
In the afternoon Mr.. Charles Caskey
reached Columbia on a hunt for the
runaways. He telephoned Sparksville.
and learned that the boys were there,
and ready to pursue their journey.
He ordered them held until his coming,
and they were detained by MIR. Nose
Wooten. Mr.. Caskey returned to Co.
lumbia Friday forenoon having the boys
in charge, md landed them in Lebanon
Saturday
Upon reaching this place, a News man
interviewed them, and learned that
their names are Hugh Norman, aged
IA, and Lee Childers, aged II. They
are both bright lads, the oldest one
stating that they were en- route for
Sweet Gum, Tenn, where a sister of
his resided. They had not been mis-
treated-wanted to make the trip for
the novelty of it. Norman stated
that his mother was dead but that his
father was living in Lebanon, and was
foreman in planning mill. Childers
stated that his parents were both liv-
ing; that his father was a timer and
plumber, and was at work in Spring
field when he left home.
Norman is a better talker than
Childers, and the question gwas asked
him if he did not know what a hard
time tramps experienced, often they
could not get a place to stay over night.
''There are plenty hay stacks" came
the answer. ''But cold weather is
coming; then what would you do?"
"Crawl under"
The Adair County news., 1907-08-21
HELD WITHOUT BAIL.

Ben Carruth and Billy Archdale, the
two men charged with the assassination
of ]. McScott at Helena, Ark, August
4th, was given an examining trial be-
fore James R. Turner last week. The
evidence was stronger against Archdale
than against Carruth, but the proof
was sufficient to send both men to jail
without bail. The regular term of
circuit court will convene in October.
The Helena World, the paper that Mr..
Scott was connected with, is doing
every thing in its power to bring the
guilty parties to justice. 1t seems
from the evidence aduced at the exam
lining trial that Carruth had grudge
against Scott, and the evidence further
shows that there was conspiracy to
murder him.
The Adair County news., 1907-08-21
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

| have made and filled appointments
nj each magisterial district of Adair
county as required by law, for the
purpose of receiving taxes for the year
1907, and from this time l am supposed
to have it paid to me at my office in Co
lumbia, KY, and l do not intend to
keep up this thing of visiting and beg
ging people to pay me. These taxes
are due the county and State, and all
that l get out of it is small commits
sion for collecting, out of which l have
to live and pay the expenses of the of
flee, and do not purpose to spend it
travelling over this county. If you owe
it come and pay up, and save the cost
of forcible collection. This is intend
ed for every tax payer in Adair county
who has not already settled.
w. B. PATTEsoN, S. A. c.
july 80, 1907.
The Adair County news., 1907-08-21

said river to the mouth of branch be-
low 10 Denton's residence; thence to
and including Shelby Cowan's residence;
thence to and excluding Milton Burton;
thence a straight line to Milton Smiley's
store; thence down the Stanford road
to and excluding Glenn Burton's resi-
dence, thence to and excluding w. H.
BENEFITS residence; thence to and in
GLIDING the residence on the Newbold
farm; thence to and including the resi-
dence of the late Ben Grant; thence to
and including Jas. Buffers residence;
thence a straight line to the beginning.
By establishing the new voting pre-
cinct east Columbia and Cane Valley
are effected. Cane Valley and Egypt
voting precincts will constitute one
district, and a pole will be
opened in said new precinct at the next
November Election. Done by order of
court the 18th day of June, 1907.
T. R. STULTs, Clerk,
Adair County Court.
The Adair County news., 1907-08-21

The Adair County Medical Society
will meet in Columbia on Thursday,
September the 18th, 1907, at 10 O'Clock,
when the following program will be rem
dered: Malignant Tumors, C. M. Russell.
Humbugs and their uses, William Blair.
The Fevers of our day, N. M. Hancock.
New Remedies, U. L. Taylor. How
Doctors make living, W. F. Cart
wright. Should we charge extra for
consultation, L. C. Nell. Where are
we at" S. A. Taylor. Are the old time
remedies better than the new, w. R.
Grissom. Let every one be prepared on
these subjects, and we can have profit
able meeting. Let all come.
c. M. Russell,
R. Y. Hindman,
U. L. Taylor,
9sH Committee.
The Adair County news., 1907-08-21
A new ENTERPRISE.
Greensburs and CampbeIlsviIIe
Capitalists Interested.
JOHN A. HOBSON PRIME MOVER.
GREENSBURG, KY, Aug. IA, 1907,
Mr.. Charles H. Murrell,
Columbia. KY.
Dear Sir.

Dear Sir.
l give you herewith little piece of
news that picked up to-day. Thought
perhaps you would like to have it Gin
advance" of the other papers, also
thought your Commercial Club would
like to take some steps to locate this
plant in your town. l had talk with
the President of the Banjo pickers
Union of America to-day with a view
to having him use his influence to To-
cate this plant at Greensburg, but he
informed me that it was not practical
able on account of the distance from
hides and timber. but he thought if
Columbia would offer any inducements
the factory could be located at that
place. Trusting that your Commercial
Club may be successful in getting this
enterprise, and with kindest regards,
l am, Respectfully,
JOHN A. HoBSON.
The Adair County news., 1907-08-21
THE INSTITUTE.

The exercises in the Adair County
Teachers Institute closed last Friday.
1t was an interesting session from the
beginning until the closing hour. The
instructor, Prof. Cherry, advanced
many new ideas which will be very
helpful to the teachers. Besides infor-
nation gained from that source, inter-
esting talks were made by many who
are in charge of schools and by visitors
who were in attendance.
The coming together made the social
feature very enjoyable.
The Adair County news., 1907-08-21
NOTICE.

At the June term, 1907, of the Adair
County Court, an order was entered
appointing ]. B. Russell, j. w. Burton
and L. B. Hurt Commissioners to Els.
tablish one new voting precinct to be
known as Egypt voting precinct No. IA,
which is bounded as follows:
Beginning at an oak tree where the
old Casey creek road left the Spring
field road; thence with the Spring field
road to Green river; thence up with
The Adair County news., 1907-08-21
huntsville FAIR.

Citizens of this place, who attended
the huntsville Fair, report that it was
a success in every particular. The at
tendance was large each day, and the
ring shows spirited and interesting.
The best of order prevailed. The AS
ISOLATION evidently made some money.
Coffey Bros, and Grady & Smythe,
this place, who had on exhibition about
twenty show horses, secured number
of premiums.
The Adair County news., 1907-08-21
PREACHING NEXT SUNDAY.

J. L. Adkins, Gradyville.
w. H. C. Sandidge, Edmonton.
w. S. Dudgeon, Hutchinson School
House.
j. F. Roach, Pink Ridge.
A. R. Kasey, Tabor.
J. A. Johnston, Clear Spring.
G. Y. Wilson. Pleasant Ridge.
T. j. Campbell. Greenbrier.
F. j. Barger, Greensboro.
z. T. Williams, Columbia.
H. T. Jesse, independence.
J. C. Cook, Columbia.
]. F. Claycomb, Columbia.
The Adair County news., 1907-08-21
A WARMING.

Several cases of fever in town ad-
monish us that the streets, alleys,
privies, cellars, weed patches and back
yards, and every place that can cause
disease, should be Immediately looked
after. All mud holes and stagnant
ponds should be at once filled, and lime
and other disinfectants should be freely
used. A warning to our citizens is all
that ought to be required.
u. L. TAYLOR, Health Officer.
The Adair County news., 1907-08-21
new RAILROAD
BEING PLANNED.
Will Pass Through DanviIIe, Co.
lumbia and Other Kentucky
Towns.
Evening Post Special Service.

Evening Post Special Service.
Danville, KY, Aug. 15.-Danville is
to be the terminus of new railraod,
extending from this point to Savannah,
Ca, by way of Nashville and Chatta-
nooga. The promoters met in Danville
and elected officers as follows: James
S. Allen, New York City. President;
F. P. Combset, Liberty, KY, Vice
President; M. j. Farris, Danville,
Treasurer, and E. A. Hundley, Dan
vile, Secretary. Mr.. Allen is interest
ed in road which is now being built
through Georgia and which will unite
with the Danville road at Nashville.
The survey has already been made
for the Danville branch, which will be
known as the Nashville, Scottsville &
Danville branch. The company is
capitalized at $12, 600, 900, and the en-
ire output of bonds has been sold with
the exception of 100000 worth,
which have been practically dis
posed of to Eastern capitalists. Mr..
Allen, the President, will leave today
for New York to consummate the DEAL
The officers announce that trains will
be running to Liberty, twenty-eight
miles south of Danville, in less than
year. The survey has been completed
and passes through Hustonville, Liber-
ty, the county seat of Casey county,
and Columbia, the county seat of Adair.
Thence the road goes directly south
to Scottsville and on to Nashville.
The road will pass through section of
undeveloped coal and timber lands, and
no doubt will prove highly profitable.
The Adair County news., 1907-08-21
| Stock Sales

Turner Bros, sold a bay horse to
VIM. Vanhoy, Cane Valley, for SIPS;
J. w. Burdick sold one Jersey cow to
C. H. Moody for $50. Hatcher COR.
The George Buchanan farm, near
Roachville, in Green county, was sold
last week to 10 Vance, of Hart county,
for 81, 800.
]. w. Keltner sold nice pony to Ed
Kelther for $60.-Weed cor.
Horace Massle bought 3 steers from
Guy Farris for $4,000
Antney Simpson bought 8 sheep from
Dock Jeffries for $40; also hogs from
Milton Brown for $50; DR.. w. B. Helm
sold pair of two-year-old mules to
Cork Brakeman for $40; and bought a
mule colt from James Neagles for $50;
Cord Brakeman sold mare to Ode
Neagles for $14O; Hartford Moss bought
H. B. Shuffett's crop for SITS. Thur
low cor.
The Adair County news., 1907-08-21
OF premiums,

N. M. Tut, Plff: against Rachel
Hughes, & etc., Deft.
Persons having claims against the es-
tate of John c. Hughes, deceased, are
hereby notified to present them before
me properly proven, as required by law,
on or before the 18th, day of September,
1907. Failure to comply with this order
will forever bar your claim against
said estate. HERSCHEL T. BAKER,
Master Commissioner, A. C. C.
39-3t
The Adair County news., 1907-08-21

A runaway team on Burkesville
street created little excitement last
Thursday morning. 1t was hitched to
a road wagon, and was being man.
aged by two boys. The boys got out
of the wagon, but the team went on,
running into a buggy, MASKING one
wheel.