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u Eished out -Ihou. Wet and BE-
dragged. she il Hurried 90 . Park and
Married In the Presence OF the Crowd.
M~IDDLETcwN. N. Y, July AFTER a bal
loon ascension that has never been equalled
in this part OF the State, Miss Maggie Daley
Of this city made a parachute leap while
1000 feet In the air. and after travelling a
long distance landed in the middle Of the
Waikiki River late this afternoon. ,
She was rescued by Thomas Reagan Of
this city and Immediately afterward was
married TO q. Arthur Brockett In the
presence Of a wildly cheering crowd. The
bride announced that she would never
make another ascension.
Miss Daley, who is 20 years old, became
an %aeronaut by accident. On Memorial
Day Of last year h saw a professional
aeronaut make an ascension. When the
balloon was ready again some OF Miss
Dailey's girl companions dared her to
make an ascension. She ran forward and,
grasping the parachute, in an instant was
5000 feet in the air.
After hat abe made several ascensions.
At an ascension from Elenville last fall
one Of the guy ropes Of Miss Dsiley's balloon
wound around the leg OF a Mrs. Roper Of
Brooklyn and carried her into the air. Miss
Daley lowered the balloon and caught Mrs.
Roper by the hair. Miss Daley then gave
up a~eronautics.
Recently. however. her engagement to
C. Arthur Brockett. a young Erie Railroad
fireman, was announced. Friends OF Miss
Daley suggested that she make one last
ascension. Midway Park hired her to make
the ASCENSION to-day and to get married in
the presence Of the crowd. Miss Daley
went up at Z o'clock this afternoon. She
made the parachute leap at about 1900
feet and landed In the middle CT the Waikiki
River. with her parachute enveloping her.
She was rescued by Reagan, who had fol-
lowed the course OF the balloon and saw the
young woman fall into the water.
A wagon was procured and Miss Daley
was hurried back TO the park, where the
bridegroom-to-be awaited her. Wet and be-
draggled the young woman stood beside her
fiance while Alderman Burton L.. Lamont
performed the ceremony. Miss Nellie
Snyder Of Roosas Gap was bridesmaid and
Roy Gonsolas Of this city was best man.
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MARRIED.

CoRBET- GILBERT.-On Wednesday, July 3. by
the Rev. DIR. George c. II oughton, Ruth Gilbert
OF n West is<th St. New York. daughter Of
susan McCalvey and the late Edgar Lathrop
Gilbert OF Brooklyn. TO William Ndri Corbet OF
Miilington. Nj.
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Porcelain Chinese God Brings eI.sra.

Special Cable Despatch % the SUN.
LONDON, July A porcelain Chinese
god Of the Ming period. 1871 inches high.
was sold az auction at Christie's to-day for
El. Sl2.
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Demand on Morocco TO Release M.cI,ean.

Special Gable Despatch 10 TAG SUN.
LONDON. July At is said officially thai
the Foreign Office this afternoon sent a
communication to the Government OF
Morocco demanding that il do all In ito
power TO secure the release OF Kaid Mac
Lear. A..n -
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GIRL AERONAUH IN RIVER
RESCUED AND MARRIED FOR
Az UPSTATE HOLIDAY.

Narrowly Escapes Death by Drowning. nut
d Fished Out Then. Wet and he
dragged. she IL Hurried 20 . Park and
Married In the Presence Of the Crowd.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

A copy of the first issue of the Tay-
lor County Enquire, under the New
management, has reached this Office.
1t is six column eight page sheet and
and makes a fine impression mechanic
ally. 1t is full of well written news
and EDITORIAL matter, and if the initial
number is a fair sample of what is to
follow, the people of Taylor county
should not hesitate in sending in their
subscriptions. The business men of
Cambellsville should also keep up the
: liberal patronage, indicated by the first
issue. Mr.. w. Owen Mcintyre is the
editor and publisher, newspaper man
of long experience.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

The lovers of astronomy may enjoy
several meteoric showers during Nov
vember. On the 18th to the 10th of
the month the great shower of Leonids
may be looked for after midnight.
Every few minutes a swiftly moving
blush meteor will be seen to dart out
from the constellation Leo in the North
east and move across the sky, leaving a
faint luminous trail behind it. Besides
the Leonides there are five others well
marked showers during the month; all
are bright and move slowly across the
evening sky, leaving streak behind
them. 1t is probable that nearly every
shooting star which the observer may
see will be of this, class. Careful
observations of the appearance of these
mystic lights and of their paths through
utter space are of much value to us in
learning something of the nature of
these sterams of particles with which
our earth periodically collides, and we
also gain a glimpse of glory uncon-
ceiyed.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

Mr.. w. c. Order, one of the best
citizens in Russell county, is likely to
become a, resident Of Columbia. He
was here last Thursday with the view
of purchasing a residence or lot upon
which to build. Mr.. Order and his ex-
cellent family would be valuable acqui-
sitions to this community, and we
would be glad to have them with US.
Mr.. Order is enterprising, the charac-
ter of citizens we want.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

Thornton Yates, the twelve-year-old
son of Mr.. j. G. Yates, of Bradfords-
vile, had his leg broken by being kick
ed by horse Tuesday morning. The
boy hitched the old family horse to a
spring wagon and left part of the har-
ness unfastened and as he went down a
small grade the wagon ran upon the
horse and he began to kick and run
resulting in the above injury. The
wound was promptly dressed and is re-
ported to, be healing nicely.-Lebanon
Falcon. ~
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13
FINE FARM FOR SALE.


Ny farm of 2O7 acres, situated in
Bethel neighborhood, 81 miles south of
Campbellsville, on Meadow Creek road,
well improved in high state of cultiva-
ton. Good nine room dwelling house
with soft and hard water in kitchen sup
piled by windmill. Barn 6Ox70 feet with
water tank inside; hog-pen with cement
floor; grainery and wagon shed; wood
house, hen-house, and all other nececsa-
ry out buildings. Three living springs
and fruit of all kinds. Write or call on
me for further information
52-tf Elias Coppock. Hatcher. KY.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

Mr.. Lawrence Wilkerson is erecting a
: rice residssaceiG Chenille. Robert Will
burn has about finished comfortable
home inthe same town. The Blair Gar
nett store house will be complete in a
few days. Mr.. T. L Upton and family
have removed from Monticello to Glen
villa Mr.. Marvin Traylor who visited
in the Glenfork neighborhood ha return
ed his home in Indiana. Mr.. N. B. Kel-
say, who has been in Campbellsville,
has returned with his family to Chenille.
The above items were given in by Mr..
H. G. Hudson.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

The Republicans of Columbia were
naturally proud of the election of their
State ticket, but'as soon as the story
was told they settled down to business.
By Thursday there were no manifesto
tions in the affairs of men indicating
that an election had been held.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

John r. Stone, who died recently in
st. Sosph, Mo. was 70 years old and a
native of Adair county. He was broth
erlof Mr., Albert Stone and the late Jesse
Stone. He went to Kansas when quite
a young man, locating at Elwood. He
was man of honor and had filled many
positions of trust. When taken sick he
was visiting his son C. o. Stone, st Jo-
seph. Funeral services were held at Ell
wood and the interment was in Belmont
Cemetery.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

Mr.. j. w. Richards has taken the con-
tract to build seven room dwelling for
Prof. P. D. Nelson near the Lindsay
Wilson school building. This building
will be modern in every particular, and
will be one of the most attractive
homes that adorns the heights of Co
lumbia. 1t is the purpose to have it
completed by the first of January.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

Mr.. J. c. VanPelt, who for many
years was well-known travelling man,
making Columbia regularly, died in
Louisville last week. At the time of
his death he was Secretary of the
Louisville Commercial Clud. He was
well.known here where he had many
friends.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

good will of our people rallied to
its support, and have helped to
make it what it is. That mis-
takes have been made in many
ways, all along, is but natural,
but its editor has never know
ingly antagonized any effort to
advance this section of the State,
nor has never dwelt in an at
mosphere purely political. He
has tried to aid in a forward
movement, accepting good from
any ard every source, and deal
ing fairly and squarely with ev-
cry one. He has not been rigid
ly partisan, but has tried to do
justice in the various campaigns
through which the News has
passed. Coming from a crippled
and incomplete outfit ten years
ago, with only a few readers, and
a job department barely large
enough to meet the demand of
only a few, the News now prides
in its equipments and ability to
meet the necessities and please
the tastes of the people in South
ern Kentucky in any thing de-
sired from country office. In
keeping with what we have
preached, the News Office has
tried to be consistent. The News
has had its pleasures and profits,
it's disappointments and reverses.
and figures on the same game in
the future.
It is our purpose to continue
the same policy; to work for this
part of the State as we have in
the past, to do all we can in bet
tering public conditions, to live
beyond a narrow partisan sphere,
recognizing good and condemning
wrong whether in ors.out of our
Immediate baillewick. For the
support and the many manifesto
tons of esteem we tender our
thanks to the thousands who have
so literally patronizedsthis office,
We can not pledge a higher nor
nobler purpose in our work, but
feel safe in promising better SER
vice and fuller and rounder values
as it is our purpose to keep up
equipments for so doing.
Ten years have passed and The
News is still young and vigorous:
When ten more allss..have been
swept from the calendar of time
we trust that it will still be on
deck with the same pride, ambi-
ton and purposes that have
actuated it through the de-
cade just closed and that its
many patrons will still be in the
land of the living with the same
GOOD will for its welfare. "
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

Mr. T. R. Suits has been great
sufferer with severe boil on his neck.
1t showed signs of opening Tuesday
morning, and by the time the returns
were all in Tom was feeling very well.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

We often receivesobituary notices so
badly written that we are compelled to
leave out of the News from the fact we
have not the time to rewrite them. We
are perfectly willing to insert short
death notices provided they are written
in an intelligent manner.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

The minutes of the United Bretheren
Conference, held in Boiling Chapel, Han
cock county, are now being printed in
the News office.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

There has been great deal of mala-
rial fever about town and at several diff
erent points in this county, but at this
writing so far as we can learn, the pa
tients have about recovered.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

There will be singing at Glenville
first Sunday afternoa2 in December,
conducted by R. o. Cabell and Wesley
Turner. Every body invited to come
and bring their song books, Windows
of Heaven No. g..
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

Persons who have not laid in their
Winter wood should do SO before ex-
IRENE cold weather sets in.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

Geo. w. Staples manifested more
real enjoyment as the returns came in
than'any other man in reach of the
telephone exchange.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

Born, to the wife of Rev. T. L. Hulse,
Tuesday morning Nov. 5, 1907. son.
Samuel Carey.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

The stock law won in the Milltown.,
Gradyville and Keltner precincts, and
lost in Harmony and Elroy.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the Methodist church. A pro-
gram will appear later.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

Since Mr., C. S. Harris return from
Virginia he has been a busy man
Besides looking after his duties in the
News office, he has built fiue to the
moon.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

1t is not generally known but it is a
fact all the same, that there are three
wholesale establishments in Columbia.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

The Standard Hardwood Mill Com
pany is closed for week or ten days,
some necessary repairs to be made on
the engine.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

With this issue of the News a large
number of our subscribers enter upon
new year. 1t is the beginning of the
eleventh year of the papers existence.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

Quite number of Republicans of
this place have already expressed their
intention of being present at the inaug-
uration of Governor elect Wilson.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

Prof. P. D. Nelson has commenced
his residence. 1t is locatedRt the top
OF the hill on the street leading to the
Lindsey Wilson. 1t will be handsome
cottage.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

Rev. A. R Kasey is conducting a Sc
ries of meetings at jamestown. Rus
sell county people should hear him.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

The brick work on Mr.. N. M. Tut s
residence is completed. The carpen-
tiers are now rapidly pushing their
work.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

Coy E. Dudgeon sold his house and
lot'in Cane Valley to W. R. Hutchin-
son for $7O0.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

r. K. and Marvin Young have bought
Frank Jackman's stock of groceries
and will continue the business at the
same stand. Mr.. Jackman will go to
his farm, near Cane Valley.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

Money Found. In the town of Colum
bia last county court day. The owner
can have it by paying for this notice.
Apply to ]. w. Richards.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13
FOR SALE.

One second hand piano in good con-
dition. L. G. Dohoney.
1-2t Columbia KY.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

Turkeys that do not want to be
enjoyed on Thanksgiving day had better
be making their arrangements to roost
high.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

The Misses Trabue forbid any hunt
ing or passing on their farm.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

have SOW, good stock. and four
pigs for sale. E. w. Reed.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13
VOLUME TEN CLOSED.

lie and pledged a. faithful, con-
sistent and determined effort to
better public conditions in this
part Of the State. 1t also pledged
it's existence and devotion to the
principles of the Democratic par
ty, believing, honestly that it
was a duty as truly as it was a
privilege so to do. At that time
the political pot was boiling over
the Democratic party existed
in two pieces and the balance of
power swung to and fro as a
pendulum. Resentment, bitter
ness and a struggle for supremacy
was continued for more than
half of the intervening period,
and to say that the birth of The
News and its guidance in its in
fancy were surrounded and con-
fronted with the most obstinate
and determined resistance to
keep it from fulfilling its mission
and measuring up to its open and
avowed pledges, is only mildly
stating facts, 1t is not necessa-
ry and not expedient that its
history should here be reviewed,
but to say the least it has passed
through many chilly periods and
it's striking down has been de-
liberately sought and determined
by those whose partisan passion
led beyond the border of indus
trial advancement. AS a matter
of fact they failed and as evil
dence of that failure, The News
is still on deck and more people
reading it than at any other time
in it's entire existence. To day
it is regularly mailed to twenty
four hundred and the list stead
lily increasing. Just why it
should have overcome the storm
of partisan passion, just how it
was able to do, So and; continue
to go, can notibe charged up to
derelict of duty in support of the
principles and the policies for
which it was established, but must
be measured by its efforts and
what it has accomplished in
standing for honest convictions
and advocating progressive mea-
sures.
= Without boasting, and with no
desire to parade advancement,
the News can truthfully state
that it has come from only six
hundred faithful subscribers,
pledged before it's first issue, to
the full number of -twenty-four
hundred within ten years; it has
passed over the borderland of
doubt and suspicion as to its ex-
istence; established itself in the
confidence and good will of the
entire people of this section re-
CARELESS OF political ties or
prejudices; it has made an hon
est, determined effort to better
public conditions, to aid in the
moral and intellectual advance
ment of this part of the State,
and the response to its efforts
has never been weak nor uncer-
tain. Partisan bias, nor other
preiudices have not blocked its
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

There were 3,101 votes polled In
Adair county last Tuseday.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13
The Official Vote,

The following is the official
vote of Adair county in the re-
cent election:
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

The Labor candidates reviewed
8 votes each.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-13

pigs for sale. E. w. Reed.
Coy E. Dudgeon sold his house and
lot,in Cane Valley to W. R. Hutchin-
son for $500. y
Born, to the wife of Rev. T. L. Hulse,
Tuesday morning Nov. 5, 1907. a SON.
Samuel Carey.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the Methodist church. A pro-
gram will appear later.
The stock law won in the Milltown.>
Gradyville and KeItner precincts, and
Lost in Harmony and Elroy. =
Persons who have not laid in their
Winter wood should do so before ex-
IRENE cold weather sets in.
Rev. A. R Kasey is conducting Sc
ries of meetings at jamestown. Rus
sell county people should hear him.
1t is not generally known but it is a
fact all the same, that there are three
wholesale establishments in Columbia.
Turkeys that do not want to be
enjoyed on Thanksgiving day had better
be making their arrangements to roost
high.
The brick work on Mr.. N. M. TUFTS
residence is completed. The carpen-
tiers are now rapidly pushing their
work.
The Standard Hardwood Mill Com
pany is closed for week or ten days,
some necessary repairs to be made on
the engine.
The minutes of the United Bretheren
Conference, held in Boiling Chapel, Han
cock county, are now being printed in
the News office.
Geo. w. Staples manifested more
real enjoyment as the returns came in
than any other man in reach of the
telephone exchange.
Money Found. In the town of Colum-
bia last county court day. The owner
can have it by paying for this notice.
Apply to ]. w. Richards.
Quite number of Republicans of
this place have already expressed their
intention of being present at the inaug-
uration of Governor elect Wilson.
With this issue of the News large
number of our subscribers enter upon
new year. 1t is the beginning of the
eleventh year of the papers existence.
Since Mr., c. S. Harris return from
Virginia he has been busy man
Besides looking after his duties in the
News office, he has built fue to the
moon.
Prof. P. D. Nelson has commenced
his residence. 1t is locatedHt the top
OF the hill on the street leading to the
Lindsey Wilson. 1t will be handsome
cottage.
There has been great deal of mala-
rial fever about town and at several diff
erent points in this county. but at this
writing so far. as we can learn, the pa
tients have about recovered.
r. K. and Marvin Young have bought
Frank Jackman's stock of groceries
and will continue the business at the
same stand. Mr.. Jackman will go to
his farm, near Cane Valley.
The Republicans of Columbia were
naturally proud of the election of their
State ticket, but as soon as the story
was told they settled down to business.
By Thursday there were no manifesto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-06
LlIl,!l De .1ba!s|a

FL Concejo Municipe' acord6
sacar q remate la construction del
cementerio civil de este pueb,o y Sc
fialar para que tenga lugar et acto
de la subasta Il dir IL de Mario 4
la una de la tarde en- el salon de la
casa Ayuntamiento.
Las proposiciones Sc hatan en-
pliego cerrado con arreglo al mode
10 inserto al pie de la ordenanza por
que ha de regirse,la contrata y pa
ra poder tomar parte en- el remate
sera condicion precisa acompafiar
al pliego de proposieiones documen-
to justi6cativo de haber consigna-
| do en- la Tesoreria Municipal, el
I15 por 100 sobre el valor de las
obras que asciende a nuevecientos
/ dollars ($eoo.)
Los pianos, presupuestos y or
denanza por que ha de regirse Ia
la contrata Sc hallan de manifesto
en- la Secretaria del Municiplo, don
de podran ser examinadas todos los
dias laborables.
| Gurabo, 26 de Febrero de 1907
I CeleStnO Morales.
| Alcalde Municipal. al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-06
Nj 'IcIgI Do gu,bO

Annncio dc .SA6asta. -El Con-
ceio Municipal, acordo saear a re-,
mate la construction del Cementerlo
Civil de este pueblo j seiiAlar para
que teuga lugar el acto de Ia. subas-
ia el dia II dc Mario de 1907 d Ia
una de la tarde en- el salon de Ia
casa Ayuntamiento.
Las proposiciones Sc haran en-
p,iego cerrado con arreglo al mode
10 inserto al pie de Ia ordenanza
porque ha de regirse la contrata y
para poder tomar parte en- q reina-
te sera condicion precisa acoinpanar
al pliego de proposlciones documen'
to lustiticatlvo de haber conslgnade
en-. la Tesoreria Municipal, 81 I;
| poi 100 sobre ell valor de las obra'
que asciende a nuevecientos dollar:
(ooo).
/ Los pianos, presupuestos y orde
nanza por que ha de regirse la con
trata Sc hallan de manifesto en- !;
Secretaria del Municipio, donde po
d,an ser examinadas todos los dia
Ii. borables. d
Gurabo, 26 de Febrero de 1907
! CELEsTINo MORALES.
lo-3-s. Alcalde Municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-06
AV4S0

A las autoridades J al pdblico:
Hago conAtar, por meoio del presen.
te, que Sc han desaparecido de 10
inca de mi propiedau, citaen q b..
rrlo del Jsgual DIS Uaballoa con
Las senas sigulenteS: Uno de celor
blanco, crln y cola abanaante, pisa
casi con los nudilIos, marcado! =. I.
en- la nalga derecha, tlene pascf
seis cusrtaS de aLzada J como de-
cinco anos dc edad.
Utro de color bayo, Grin y CO.
la escass, marcaoo II. I. en- Ia nal
"a deretha andA al .pako, trCte y
sobre trots, siete cnartas de alzsda.
como de 5 shoa de edad. J CON tres
pstas plancas del nudillo ia una.
san Lorenzo, AZ do Febrero
de 1907. "
s-2-s. Jose II. Torres NllafaAe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-06
.AvlSO


A las aLtoridades J al lubllco:
Hsgo Constar, pori medic del pre-
euls que se hA desspArecldo de 10
inca L. Felix Rivera, Maunabo, Il
Lunes por la noehe, un oaDallo dc
.s propledad ae aon Bautista Viso
Lortn4o, con las senas parlloulsfes
slguientes: colcr zalno, cola corts
abuItaaa, anua al trote, de mucho
genl., muSvs las orejAs cusndo An-
IA de e@ls y media vuarLa do xlaa-
ia, J como de doce allos a. edsd
La persona que tsnsa alg&ls
noticla puede comunicarlo asa uue
no, o VI que suscrlbe, en- San Lo
renzo.
PABLO GARCIA,
! Eehraro. % do 1907 sis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-06
ANALYSIS
BACTERIOLIGICO
tDEL
Aqua de Vildjul@a
, PRACTICABLE Dor sI
Doctor Ferrer PIers

CoNcL>NuNEs, I4---El aqua
lie "Nilaluiga es a6S0|~lamenh
bura, desde ell punto d. visit
meteorological, y no co1.tiene, Ell
,onsecuencia, MRy@M gG'meh
q0dl0,
24-I.os resultados al estu-
Ii, bacterloi6gico de aqua Villa.
IL ca NOS conduce, estan cn pc. :
fecta concondia con los de- an; =
Isis qnirnico. y con los datos y
enxeniianzas que la geolohia de
la colnarca nos proporciora res.
pecto a la psofuudidal en- que el
aqua ha sido aceptadA en- lon. a
de pozo artesiano, Y a la natula'
lea de las capas que ha atraN e.
s,do logrando asi su perfecta Ill
TRACTION.