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sEMPER.

mir la representation y la defanga cum
p!imoB con un debaR Professional. Nos
gui6 Aiamprs el espfTitu de ssntimiento hu-
mRnitario compRdecidoH de sus deggFa-
cias no nos prsocup6 en- absoluto la-situR
oi6n de aIgunos de ellos; 10 que pudimos
h2cer 10 hicinOs y ii en- nuestraH manos
hubiera eBtado poder sacRrlos libres sal.
vadOs de las gArraa del verdugo, nos hu.
bieEamos sentidos satiAfschos, poF que qui-
zSs hahisra sido una gloria. Ada con la
conviction de la culpabiIidad de un acusa-
do, 10 que raramente conocemos hasta ell
mem snto del juicio, que Ia prusba de
cargo nos 10 viene ponsF de manif sBto,
porous naturslmente todon gs dsclRran ino-
csntas, cumpliendo con el ssgrado debeE
que ests psnoaa profession nos impone y scr
nusstFa mission, hacsmos sacFifcamos
todo cuanto podemos.
Siento que hoy esaE inf llioes que aiza !,
poF U IA torpeza humsna han desviado Bu
ssudero y aienten hoy ell psBo de Ia ley So
bra elios, lamaaten y consideren que no
fusTon def9ndidos como deseaban.
S'guiendo Ia m6xima: coda 81 dslik1 y
compadece al dslincuents" que no tiene
NADIA de f ios6fea ST de humane, es q7e
guiado el sentimiento del hombre llega 6
les exssemog de Ia compasi61, ado On los
sctos de mas tFRscendencis criminal.
No qui.ro que pueds existir On la msn.
70 de ninguno de mis- Compatriotas que
dando verscidRd las manifestations de
aBas tres desgrRciRdas criaturas & quienes
compsdszso poF 50 fatal susrte, van OK.
piar una pena horrible, por fslts de defsn-
SO y neg 'igsncia de los abogsdos que, sin
interes alguno, les defendimos.
Verfa con satisfaction inmensa que 81
acto de gsnerosidad espontknea de mi dis
tinguido oompah no Befior Perez Morris o.,
liers tEiunf ,nte On So heVmosa cauua.
Anticipole las graciRs quedo S. S. y
sffno. amigo Lcdo. J. O. Rodriguez
CebO!lerO.
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De SOCIEDhD.

En- CANA. Aunqus no da cuidado, poF
tratsrga de una levs oparaCi6n, slt6 reco
gida de5de aver ca San juan , hoy Dc
tERBladaF& 30 Fasidencia de Hato Rsy,
nuestra bella y busna amiguita = hermo.
aa fl II de aqual vergel aehlrita Hslvathia
SchiTa. Celebramos que 81 estado de la
eDfsvma sss sAtisfaCtOrio delsamos que
en- b.eVe elt6 CompIetaments rsstablecida
dc "a dolencia.
De temporada Con objeto de pasar
uua coTta tsmporada en- los Egtados Uni.
dos ha saIidO para n " York ca 81 ti'timO
vapoF la Sci IRA Altsgracia Martinez de
MontssinoB Hus hijos ssraiu , Miguel.
DsSeemns fsliz viaja y gsatas impresioneB
alIf los distinguidos compatFiotaE.
Para Cuba -Nuestro amigo don Alva.
70 TFigo, del alto cemsrcio de esta plaza,
ha embarcado para Ia gran Antilla, en-
donds permaneceT6 alg6a tempo, on
a'untoa de negocioa Buen viaje y nego-
cios pingii &.
a ManGts I'm ramille de distingQids
damas de sGta ciudad Sc .propons Concurr
Las esp 6ndidas f stas que ss Ilevarkn
ef5cto en- Manatf, 81 pr6ximo domingo co
motivo de los 'jueg % raIes". La an
maci6n para la ref fsrida festa eB gFande
Ia celeb -aci6n del ceTt5mer harS 6poca
el simpGtico y cu!to pueblo
Anita Sind Est6 en- San Juan Ia
distipg aida y delicada f u del eden Ma.
natitho sforita Ana Sim6, que pasRr6
aquf algunos diaS y Go hu6sped de los dis.
tioguidos ssposos B'sndino,GAvilo. Que
le sec grats la psrmaaencia aqlf de la
buana smiguita.
Nota triate.-Ayer rindi6 Ia jornsda de
Ia vida en- Is RESIDENCES de los diatinguidOs
exposes Fuartes- ViilodaH, en- 81 Versa
les, 81 respstable senor Joaquin Vlllo-
dsH, de Guayams, que desde hace Rlg6n
tempo estsba en- San Jusn. FL BepeliO
80 hs vsrifcado hoy con DumeroAo aeon.
ps15misnto.
a todos los familiares del que fu6 esti-
msb'e cabRllero buen padre de familia,
y espeoialmsnte los esposos Faertss.
Villodas sef1oFitR Conception VillodaG,
enviamoa nuestsa mas sentids expression
de p6sRme pOF Is irreparab'e p6fdida que
han snftido con Ia eterna ausencia De tan
qusrido scr. Pas en- el seno de Dos al
que fu6
sEMPER.
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DEPARTAMEN7O De EDUCACION.
ANUND go

En el daupacho del Comisionado de
IaStrueci6n PdbIioa, San ] aan Puerto Ri
co, us recibir6n propuestas j sobEe &C.
llsdo y por cuadruplicRdo para Ia cons.
trucci6n, de b'oques de Gem into, de una
casa escuela de seis saIones en- Guayama,
Puerto Rico, hssta lss diez d J Ia msfiana
del dia vsiats y tres de Septiambre de
1907, hors en- que Ee abrir6n todaB lal
prOpusAtss Para inf6rmeA dirigirse
dieho despacho.
El DspaEtRmento de Instruction SO re-
uerva 81 derscho de rehuBar aIguna pro
puesta todas. Los sobres en- que Be &c.
mitan las propuestag debsr6n lleVar escri.
to 10 sigaisnte: "Propuelta para conBtruir
una casa escuela de Guayama, Puerto Ri
CO.., eat4r dirigidoS al "ComiHionado dc
I1Atrucci6n, San Juan, Puerto Rico
3v.a
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METILOIDES-El mOjor mas SeguYo
dc todos loB 0sp0cihcoB haSta ahoyR conocido
para Ia cura permanente de todaE Ian enfer-
medAd0B dc Ia ureta, va BeRn 6stas Cr6nicas 8
agudas. ContienO 81 flujo cura por COM
plsto, On menos tienpos que ningdn otro pre-
ciutitis, cot. Meior que los inyoccionsg muy
superior Al SSndalo copaib&. Empioz2
1urtir 81 efscto las tres Cuatro horaH de
habarsa tornado.
Los "METILOIDES"-Eon f4siloE do tomaH
Ostan propRradoH de manora que no rsvu0l-
van 81 0st6mago nj prOduoon malog ofootoH,
De Venta On todaB las BotioAs. Pidanse
muOstPaE gratis guB dniOoS f&brieanteG-
Fradsrlsk 6tsaTnS 3 Ca. Detroit, ElahI'
M. A
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vENTA DE GANADO Y ARREN

VENTA DE GANADO Y ARREN
DAMIENTO DE FINCA. Sc admiten
proposiciones para la vents de unaB 100
cabezas dc ganado = 81 srrendamiento de
una iuca do 260 cuerdes al lado de Rio
Piedras con vegas de mRlcjillo y cercadop
para ganado y casa vivienda de mampcs
tsria y MADEIRA. Para informes dirijiTsn
& don Jose Hernandez Usera doc
ConradO Hernandez, San Jaan, Puerto
Rico. Is '. 9.
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LINRA FRRRRA pEL ORsTR

ItlnSrariO. de BayAna6R , Uapi
la Gimultansamsnto.
Dias IaboEabls afiAna 8, 705, 3 30
B.A6 11,0o. TaFd0 1916 1.46u S.16. E.Ss, 6,46
OiSs fOusivOu.-Nanana 9, 7.O5, $50, S.4b
k.A6 y $50.
Blilobes baratOs para dias fOStiv0s. De
CAtaflo Bayamon, Ida y yUOlta IL Glaze
.0-2S 3a eIasS SOLE. De ,Bayam6n UasAae
yvESIsa IL sIas0 90-16, So Olgss 1910
Blllose 0Edinari0 de Capital Catai1o ca
alaas a 4 seRSay0s.
BRyaRa6a, 10 dc septisnabrs as 1903
Ra~2Hn VaIa 8s
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Sc VENDEN dos Carlos nusvos de
Cuatro Euedas, eje de hierro y armaTios 9
Ievas Iargss anchRs, de auEubo, propioS
para caTgar ma terra, csjas, ERcos, q q.
Son de la f6brica, patente stude Ba
ks1''y est6n pEeparados para scr tiTsdos poE
mulan bueyea. Para infoTmes en- Hato'
R.y. Parada 35.-F J. de S,lis amy.
15HR.
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GRATIS! GRATIS!

Envienos su direction postal 10 ctvs
orc americana su equivalente en- sellos
de correo sin cancelar de su pals, y le
mandaremos, libre de porte, una precio-
lea collection de POSTALES con vista de
New Y ork Y demas ciudades importan.
ties de Norte America.
NEW YORK LABORATORY COMPANY,
SO & IS Wall ST, New York, {. U. A.
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JOSE MENDIN.-Vende 81 detail ,
al por mayor cal viva , apagada. GFava
, arena dulce y offece Lanchas de 10 4
is toneIadas para transpOrte de-toda claSe
de carga. Para informeS, Playa dc loE
LadrillOs San Juan. 3Ov.
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EN- ''La Correspondence de Puerto
R:Co", Allen 84, hay de venta recibos e
lOnarioa para cobFo de alquileres do caaas
lianSas On met6lico con irmaa, decla ra'
CionoA dc naCimionto, dsfunci6n y C0EdHCA
ci6n m6diCA. p.
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lei scTUEVO CAFE" de loa espO-
Hos Morgan, FOrtaleza 81, ACABA DE
RECIBIR un ComplotO Burtido dc Lon me-
ioral dulCea. Eleganten cartuChOH propiOs
para regaloA Heladoa, refreGOOs, frutaB
81 natural y todo CuantO Eegal0 q paladar
mfa dOIiCado 10 sncuantra allf pTimOrosa.
monto Borvido. Cafe CON leche , ChOCO-
late, dssds laa Hiete de la mafanR lRs
~ "a la nocha. Famoso ChoCOlats BA'
KER muy aCFsditadO ON TODD 81 mundo.
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F. MRTANZO
DR.. EN- REDIOlNA Y OIRUJIA
oOULIsTA

Ex-medico auxiliar de la ClInica Oftal-
mOl6gica que 8 cargo del DR.. BarFaquOH
Sxists en- 81 Hospital de Ia Santa CTus
de Barcelona.
COnsultorio exclusive para afeccionos
de los OjOs.
Tatuan, ga (cerca del Teatro.)
H6ras de consultaB:
De 8 6 13 dc Ia manana. Gratis q los
pObYos: de 3 8 8 de Ia mRfiana,
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EN- La MAS MODERNA papeIeria
y libre7fa de San usn, RcRban de Tecibir
Be las obras mas importantes del catalogo
de Ia aCreditada Casa editorial ID. Apple
ton & Company" M. BuTillo y Co. SGn
JuHto 35. San Juan de Puerto Rico. 6v.
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-EN EL CLUB de +. Kehrhahn ,
Co., San joss 15, 90 venden doa Telo
ies dc GRO CadR ssmanR. La Ultima sena
n Obtuvo uno Miguel Saatre do San Juan
aocio nimeFo SO.
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En asta imprsnta g vGnds papaI de
paEi6dSCO visJo s e2.OO los A6 kiloR (aI quiM.
aLN
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Sc VEN DE UNA TIeNDA en- la
calIe de San Francisco que tiene de vents
nm gran surtido de srtfculou varion. Para
iufoFmes dirijirAe "La Correspondence
de Puerto Rico" 80 v.
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-se Compran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOS Ruuque no esten en- buen estado.
cOIlares antiques de c-rGI , prendas anti,
guag.
Diriiase 6,P. j. B. Critic (altos) San
juan s 81 8 caIIe Aurora, Ponce p.
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TlbEIl 81 PES0 EN- .5B8.

COnSeFTa el mecanismO en- buen estada.
Norman, Ont, Euero Is de 1890.
w. II. COMST0CK, Morristown, N. Y
Estimado sr.:-Sus PildOFas de Raiz indiana del d.
Morse para organsmo mejor regulator que puede
Gsar la hl4maBidad La vida como reioj; fraTl
deieaos mecanispos panla insigni6cane de
IN cnerpo sXtrdnO Sc adhere Ia mas pcquena de
Fuedas, eua el resultadn?-PrmerO soalneDte uns
peqEena derencia peFcePbe pero deiee abandonada
asi que creciendo la obstruction la irreguladad
al empezar eOrrese necesaria entonces mas tba
cuidado para arregarlo As constitution hnmanR
npereePblemeue 81 principle, despues rapdez haste
que que pudo lsincpio cortar raz muy
POGO abajO yuelYe cesi fatal Para evitr esto
sejo todo e mnndo que Purifquen su organsmo nanu
las PiIdOfas de Morse asi conservaran vgOry galiad
H. F. HArwELL
Ell sa1vA.Gusrlfa del vinjerO.
Anlagq1dss Pond, N. s.. Enero % de ls90
W. a. COMSTOCK, 1forristown, N. V.
Nfuy Sr. mio-Pcr mueh0s amos he sido aeerrimL
partidario de ss ldoras de RaZ Indiana del Dr. Morse
oporqae fe ciega que tengo elias, POI
a confanzs que para mi han hecho acreedoras or Is
experieroa que he teyido Oporundad de sufr Aobre
yaIJF mertO Mis- ocupacOnes tales que paSo m1ch
tempo de M eOnsiderara equA
pale complete uegaTan faltar las PidOFas del DE-
@orse
Ssf a-s. neranrs
Tn arifeulO de IsaeritO Sc vende bien.
Borucaeir RlrbOr, Y. s.. EneFo l3 de 1895
W H C0MSTocK. Mouistown, NY
Arrec:ah!e Sr;-Esta earta es para corti6car que
,e1feTsaante eG medecinas ds Pesnte n"ayenio va
aa'eea e; o. orse qIe de todns las otras i.'atas
+a14.s ~ e.
81 81 r,onoraoa
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SEPASE E

Que no publlcamos communicates sin cue
a0an pagadog pnF Rdelantad0.
Cada BOiB pRlaDFas - CuSnEs n p0R ana IL
aeR y Ia lfR8A vale dies O0ntAv0g.
81 ss 1npoG que vORgaR son C0HSaHisa Q
Las 0NYtaFte n0 &c a0MteoSAH
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INnICllnRl GEN NERRL

3NsEJO Las MADkEs.--El larabe eal.uan,s Is
u Ser Wnslow debe sempre que los niros estas
e gtodo de Ia dentcon Proporeiona aHvio immediate
aI peQueno pacente produce sueno natural trancuc
asVia ii door el angelic desperta muY vvo alegre
Es muy agradabe al paadar ealraa al nno abanda
encas aiVk Dolores hace fseies las funciones de-
est6mago Fegula los ntestinos Es el meior remedc
conocdo para Ia darea va provenga esta de Ia dentc6n
de tusquera eausa Afugsse mucho eudado peah
a. todo&
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PaI4 Ia pieI, ell casco el eabeIIo de los niEioH.
jabon para Ell aseo de los niTOs, sino que cont
CbtcnfdsS de CUTIcuRA, el gran remedio para
oaseD eabello impidiendo mRlas erupcioneB.
Poazones, lrrltaelones lnLamaclones de tose
casco, con cabelio aeeo escaso, asl como mi
einplcs de loa nifloe. eeJe 1abon eG abBolutamen
Dep6sito en- la Gran RretsnA: r. NEWBEEY &
PsErEB DRUs AND CHE1lIGAL CoRPoRAEION,
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No es soamente Ell mas pura m6s refEelG1lD
enc tar1bien propiedades deIicadas eulQ
q piel que pFeseTva, puri6ea embslleoe q 60
Para curar erupciones pr0ducidog pog q 60.
,lase, especialmente las iKritaciones esclr19
mos rojas &speras, ufias defoFmes hT718
.s Indispensable. Sc vcnden poE tOdo el
SoFs, Z742s ChArterhouse Square, Londg0A -
iAiOos pFoDFietaTios. BouAAa , . eeA
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-01-01
HORTICULTURE
The editor
r. WALDEN

The editor of
this department &C.
knowledges the re-
ceipt of a valuable
book entitled "Tet.
ry Talks a n q
Health Hints" from
the Farmer Com
pany, Market and
Eighteenth streets,
Philadelphia. T. b.
Terry for many
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-01-01

land and France to summer and winter
strains of common vetch, but in this
frequently been associated with hairy
vetch 1t is the winter strain of the
common vetch that think will survive
the majority of winters in the Yakima
valley. For summer legumes cowpeas
sown early will undoubted''' succeed,
and l believe that excellent results can
be had with both cowpeas and soybeans.
The best summer vetch would probably
be Tangier peas, although some of the
other species are very excellent. l do
not think that we are going to have any
difficulty in finding a wide list of leg
umes adapted to your condition In the
experiments we have inaugurated in
California thus far we hope to ascertain
the relative value of number of diff
ferent legumeS as green manureS. We
shall aim to ascertain for each species
the amount of nitrogen from the air that
it will add At the present time we be-
lieve that it is this additional amount
of nitrogen added to the soil that is
the most important fixture, as the
amount of humus added by different
legumes is practically identical.
One other winter legume that you
should try at Yakima is the horse bean.
of the winter vetch. In the Inaugural
ton of this work, it seems. to me that
the greatest good can be accomplished
by trying plots of all these different
legumes to see which are best adapted
to the region. Are you in position to
grow one-half acre or acre plots OF SIX
or eight legumeS during the coming SUM
mer? If you are, l will gladly supply
the seed for the trials. OF course. we
could ascertain the adaptability of these
different legumes on much smaller plots
but 1 think there is an advantage in
having them at least One-half acre in
size. With these series grown during
the coming summer and additional
series of winter legumeS planted next
fall, we ought to be able to determine
pretty definitely the best ones for the
Yakima valley. Kindly let me hear from
you about this and l will then make
memorandum so that the seed will be
sent you at the proper time in the
spring.
With best regards, I am,
Yours very truly,
C. V. PIPER,
AgrostolOgist.
NH eoIIou,;po Lotion fror, CboyIoc
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-01-01

Some of the chunks of wisdom that
we occasionally see in the leading
daily papers when they undertake TO
write on fruit growing are certainly
amusing. Recently read one of these
amusing things, where the editor gave
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-01-01

The following letter from Charles
Waters, who, as l understand, is the
brother-in-law of J. F. Spencer, the
seedless apple man of Grand Junction,
Colorado, comes to hand unsolicited
on my part and is published as
throwing some light Oh the origin of
the much advertised seedless apple
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-04-03
DIRECTORY.
-O"
POST OFFICE.
i'm. RUSSELL. POSTMASTER.
PETE CONOVER. DEPUTY.
Office hours. week days. 7:3O a. m. to $50 p. m.
COURT.
COURT.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-Three sessions . year-Thirt
Monday in January. third Monday in May and
third Monday in September.
Circuit Judge.-H. C. Baker.
Commonwealth Attorney.-A. A. Huddleston.
Sheriff.-W. B. Patteson.
Circuit Clerk. y. Neat.
COUNTY CouRT-First Monday in each month.
Judge-Junius Hancock.
County Attorney.-G. p. Smythe
Clerk.-T. R. Suits.
Jailer-A. w. Tarter.
Assessor.-G. w. Pike.
Suryeyor-W. M. McCubbin.
School Supt-Mrs. G. r. Shelton.
Coroner-C. w. Rowe.
CITY COURT
Mayor-Capt. w. w. Bradshaw.
Judge
Attorney.-Gordon Montgomery.
Marshal.-S. c. Strange.
CHURCH.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-04-03
RUSSELL SPRINGS.

J. E. Snow has just received a
carload of buggies and a number
of New Harrison Wagons. Mr..
Snow has a very large. trade in
wagons, buggies and harness, as
we'll as paints, Collins etc.
F. L. Wilson is in the market
this week buying goods.
DR.. Thomas Jones, of Montpe-
lier, was with us Wednesday of
last week.
Mrs. TIME Wells, who has
been ill for some days, is much
better at this writing.
The splendid recitations and
debates at the Literary Society
of the Academy fully demon
strate the competency and ener-
gy of the teacher of elocution
Prof. j. C. Popplewell.
Uncle" VIM. Irwin has been
sick for some, but is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. N. l. Irwin has returned
from Louisville, where she has
been purchasing millinery goods.
The ball team is doing some
practicing, but we can't say that
they will be professionals" I'M
less they do still more.
We are all delighted to see the
good attendance and splendid be-
havior of the students at the
Academy.
The quarterly meeting of the
Methodist church held here Sat-
urday and Sunday of last week,
was we'll attended, and several
excellent sermons were deliver
ed.
"Grandpa" Foley, who has re-
sided with the family of A. L.
Wilson for many yeras, is now in
his hundredth year. We would
predict several years of pleasure
for the old gentleman, but for a
growth on his forehead that we
fear will shorten his days. I'm
like many people who become
helpless in their old age, Mr.. Fo-
ley is in the hands ola conscien-
tious family, who attend to his
needs, and endeavor to make
home a place of pleasure.
Mr.. S. P. Stapp, one of the
young men who completed the
regular course in the Business
d apartment of the Russell
Springs Academy & Business
College, has gone to Bowling
Green where he will finish the
course offered there, which we
understand, will be only a few
weeks work.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-04-03
EVENING.

When the morning pushes back the
mantle of the night and makes it debut
into the world. it calls forth the sweet
est note from the morning bird which
is echoed by gladness from millions OF
Abearts.
1t follows that morning has its charm,
its inspiration, its expression of life, and
its golden rays of sunbeam, but eve
ming hangs in memory's casket as
symbol of the end of the day of toll and
the dawning of that eternal rest that
awaits the people of God.
At evening there seems to come a
hush over all and the creator of hearts
finger the key board of our souls.
The Song, "There's music in my soul
to day" must have found expression
lust as the sun went down.
Marconi, when he discovered wireless
telegraphy must have been musing at
his window, watching for the mantle OF
night. dreaming of language known on
" to the planetary world and seeing the
sun kiss the moon goodby he must have
shouted Eureka! for it is at evening the
sun sends wireless message to the
moon occupy till 1 come"
AS the moon is symbol OF the
church, let us lift up our heads and
hang up our hearts that we too may
get message from the Son of righte-
BUSINESS for we must know his will and
reflect his light.
Hail! to glorious evening. that has
brought forth from the poet his master
piece. baked the hand of his painter, S
brush and stolen from nature pictur-
esoue scene that has set the whole
world singing the inspired words OF one
who wrote
"Abide with me, fast falls the eve
ming tide,
The darkness deepens, Lord with me
abide" u. Z.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-04-03

"Good for everything a salve is used
for and especially rec commended for
Piles. That is what we say about De-
Wits Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve.
r. at is what twenty years Of usage
has proven. Get the original. Sold by
Page & Dohoney, Columbia, KY.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-04-03

Allen Walker is building a substan-
tial rock wall in front of his property
on Greensburg street. The wall will be
four feet high and a grade will be made
from it to the front of his lots. 1t is
Mr.. Walkers intention to put down a
sidewalk on this grade.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-04-03

The Holiness people in the communi-
tv of McGaha will erect church at
that point in the near future. While in
Louisville this week, Mr.. Frank Bur-
ton, the merchant at McGaha, will pur-
chase the doors and windows for the
structure.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-04-03
LEBANON DRY.

The local option election held in Leb-
anon last Wednesday, resulted in a
victory for the ''Drys" by a majority
of GO, as we understand, and the sa-
looms 90 out of business May the LIST.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-04-03

The primary class of the Lindsay
Wilson Training School were given an
outing last Thursday afternoon. The
time was spent in rambling through
the woods, and gathering wild flowers.
The little folks certainly enjoyed the
occasion.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-04-03

Farm work was carried on with a
vim last week. However, in some sec
tions. rain was greatly needed.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-04-03
PRESBYTERIAN.

BURKEsvILLE SrREET.-Rev. ]. F. Claycomb,
Pastor. Services End and 4th Sundays in each
month. Sunday School every Sabbath at $3.50 a.
m. Prayermeeting Wednesday night.
METHODIST.
BuRKEsvnLE STREET.-Rev. A. K Kasey pastor.
Services 1st End. and Bird Sundays in each month.
Sunday-School every Sabbath at a. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday night.
BAPTIST.
CREENsBuRG STREEr.-Rev. ]. c. Cook, pastor.
Services End, 3rd and 4th Sundays in each month.
Sunday School every Sabbath at a. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday, night.
CHRISTIAN.
CAMpBELLsvu.LE PKE.-EId. 1T. Williams. pas
tor. Services second and Fourth Sundays in
zach month"; Sunday-School every Sabbath at $50
q. m. Prayermeeting Wednesday night
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-04-03
CARPETS.

A good line of samples from which to
select full wool ingram carpets to fit
YOUR room. Also nice line of sample
mattings. >. w. BECK " 70.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-04-03

Mr.. Geo. A. Smiths residence, near
Greensburg Street, presents very at
tractive appearance since being raised
to a two story.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-04-03

Mr.. T. E. PAUL is having the from
of his business house reprinted.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-04-03

We hear very little complaint from
the citizens of Columbia on account OF
the increase in the tax rate. On the
other hand many of the heaviest tax
payers are in hearty accord with the
move.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-04-03

Kentuckys mineral output for last
wear amounted to SIS, 000,0 900.