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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
EVERYBODY ocGHr
TO nur SOME

EVERYBODY orGHr
TO MY soME
nFemsrton Heights 10 the sew city that
is huiidinE - fast alonasids the navy
paraa no Investment a. ssod today am.
large tracts ttf. large lots tse Terms
81 and g. ueathiY Thirteen beats dallg
SEATTLE HoNEsEEkERs co.
owners
Main offices. ktt.t Empire BidF
branch office. nremsrton
ii6o %
tfao 90
untt eep,smhsf - We win cell our
Second Addition "a Greenwood ravh tuts
for Zee 20 terms tlo.ee cash and ts ss
month Lots cleared ard level In
fruit snd berries. sidewalks on the ear
I'M, .isss :. 'ee ass s,u Ea'sf and Ell
Don't wsh tin the be-, are Eons boz
tuday Free deed ~ event - death
+. v FAY COMPANY INC
toa Ashihorn hlds
new CAR LINE
VIII double your money here ffss
cash and tio per month. choice seriao
earnsr, within q blocks u lake WASH
inatnn only te1b.
other ohoios vscaa, tote a, prices and
terms That assure bis profit
4 and Groom new modern eottAsea
and residences from fi.aeo 70 ua zoe
Boy right and assure certainty %
A. l. PUNK a co.
tos-i Pioneer hlds
tto-coTTAGE BAnoAfN-
Comfortable cottage ~ five rooms
iarEc iui garden berries and fruit trees
sidewalks and city water. only three
blocks from car % minutes ride from
business section, scent fare This h
tho best buy in the city price 81 SEQ
only $50 cash and balance Ike rent
SOC owner. 500 coiman bldg IA
WE HAVE THIs ExCLusfvr.
hut Will pay fun commission 70 broker
Two houses on int h0Hin0 anuthraat
corner 81 a4th n and Dearborn. hrlnas
rental 81 taa, viii sell fof t310a. terms
chance 20 make auick turn over or
sood interest on Investment.
APPLETON INVESTMENT CORPORA.
TtON. LTD
7o7 American Bank bldg tt
WANTED
A buyer for 2 lots on University car
line al cleared good view. t8bo each
$50 down. $40 per month
NAVY YARD LAND CO.
Main tae0, Ind A 7tf.
basement. eoi FIRST av
Grand free excursion 20 nrsmorton
sunday got free tickets AZ g. - nm.
mans office Ia Times block to see his
new additions. we are the only firm
running free excursions. b0o lots on
water front $40 up. trsme. u per month
Come today TT
lig snap. new 4.room bungalow. large
Tot, street improvements IN 81 Geo. fto0
cash, balance easy. Phone owner. HE'D
i4A ftp
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

4 % not trust printed time
4 tables In newspapers For
4 time OF departure and arrival
4 Of trains telephone King sirees
4 STATEN Information soreAa'
\ sunset. Main 2Tso. lndepsna'
4 ent III.
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Mcfarland. Reports.

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Cottage Home

Finr uaw tafpam cottage sirrffie
unht hath yunm. hot ara cold water
rsniff sbd weea she'd on large conner
lot ttkAAt. eHiF I've blnika fram nee
University boulevard. thtmssn Nreen
Lake and Msfidian Az car iinss Price
tf.ft1 t1ft cath and SIS per month
Take Green Lake car 20 eur office
AnMfTAuE BROS.
Green Lake Station Phone Green 81
Il
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A big free barbecue dinner az
Ludlow Labor day We can feed
2 600 hungry ones. Take the fo'
semitic and spend a day with the
boys off the rails. the brotherhood
% Railroad Trainmen.
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uARnES HOME
Oct home where yea have enough
land Zoe = garden. fruit and poultry.
LOTS ~ 81 y ORR PARK
Have enc 20 ten serea AZ 1tAe per
acfs located fisht IN the path ~ the
heavy aoFthrard movement 81 the city
Just north u Denny Station. on Green
lake
Ten minutes from Everett InierHrban
which viii soon enter the business see
tiau over the Mastfaks boulevard
tracks and within Walking distance 81
the Green Lake and AefidiaH Az. car
lines. beautiful location excellent soil.
level ground. best water and superb
yiau lots larger than ten city lots for
much ieaa than the cost 81 one city
lot
TERMS VERY EASY.
An unusual opportunity TO got a fine
piece of ground az an exceedingly low
price Take ths Green Lake ears TO oar
branch effice ~ DennY Station. north
shore Of Green Lake. and wa will show
you this property Trains every 10
mlautes on week days and every slk
minutes on sunday
~ ~ orr COMPANY. INC
7es TO Iig Alaska Building
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bottom LAND. black toamy soil on
Seattle -ffsnton interurban, 200 FEET
TO STATION. ~ acres for 81 a20 on
terms Of 1920 cash and iit0 every three
months. In two years you would own
a PROPERTY WORTH %. 0oo and the
soil Will have paid YOUR LfVIAU IN
THE MEANTIME. Can az once. 2G2
Empire building. al
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01

TWO ACRES 81 rich. black loamy soil
on Seattle. Hentnn intsrurban and count y
road, only tgfo. ana on terms of 500
cash ard $50 every three months Mig
money ~ lhis for track gardeners Phone
Main 1871 --9i-t
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OVERNIGHT ENTRIES :

Tho following are the overnight
entries at The Meadows WcdneB.
day
First raee-siS furlonga; selling;
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

-~----.----4
BuTTERwoRTH q sOSE Professional
Directors and deceased EsahAimera 1871
LIST. eye Moore rhears hstA phen~% ~
ntrItr CnarFtaking CO. tis Esins
o. Frsrnont North as. ufs~n tta
SPECIAL NorfcGA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01

Members Of the Business Mems
association have decided to cione
their places OF business al day next
Monday oa account OF Labor day.
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BALTIMORE ADDITION.
MERIDIAN Az. can LINE
ilieh srade residence lets
teoe per bot
TERMS $50 CASH. BALA NEE
MONTHLY
GILMAN ADDITION.
100 good building lots IN this addition
Price 500 and up
VERY EASY TERMS
pIoNEEn RENT a COLLECTION co
American BANK nldF
Main i77o Ind ESQ
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Classification cannot DO CIV
en- alter Il O'Clock daily.
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ssewars-Mrs. n stewart a.. August
81 Al kiki Point
t.ens HARRY lons -, August ~ N
fhla city -
Doe emma Doe. AuEast ~. In this
ely
Herbers-oPal Hsfs~Ff. nhontas
Auaust 81 At Ballard.
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The fifpt dentist VA Seattle 10 give
pricss vas Dr nawin i hrown offices
!, s. q and : unian hiaeh
us Ftfsi avenue between ralhmhia aud
Chafry streets seattle Wash.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

The funeral services u HsnrY Ludi0~
we've held fsau the parioFs - ths hen.
ney. Watson company this aftsfntsnn ~
4 etrlaeh The remains we're Inferred 81
she fak~etsw cemetery.
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Don't Miss This

Beautiful Broom bunFaiosv eottare
Tot hoNi00 city water three blocks 10
car, north Of Woodland park $500
terms. Phone North i6 White $40
fiist0 Must sell beautiful double cor
ner az University, cement walks small
house owner. Red 1872 -aa.s -
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PUT Yovn
MONEY OFT
AT s~EFMEFT
NINE AND ONE.MAtsF FER CENT
guaranteed an any sant tkRt % tgt, eea
iHt ssfsd fhfuaEh Hs fn nest - DAYS
Ikls IL Rot cumulative intefesf. n H.
cash Hiriassd paFAtis every three
n4ontha. ard she saeufitF 10 Absolute
We have the test Investment rrapcsi=
tlan IN Heaffis today caii ~ sFtts and
Kes fai# tafttqufafs
RICHMOND uf'M N EFT CO
ftf.9s1 Emrifs Hidx ~-tt.f
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BALLARD AGENCY. H.
Mullen. ba0a Ballard av., OPP
city Hall Phone. ballard sVo'
MAIN oEFIcE-seventh av.
between Union and University
Phones. Main 1850. Ind al.
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Mend the-Torn Co.

All rights reserved BY Kelly q sgauid .
ira We sash and mead ladies ah2
fsntisuens underwear. hosisrs. shirts
and ahirt esistss Bar and barter coats.
srrone tanls finsna. str Iffs East CO.
iuntfA Of Phonss Ind sfets sunset
Easf eaf --Ef 81
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Grand free excursion 20 nrsmorton
sunday got free tickets AZ g. - nm.
mans office IN Times block ta see his
new additions we are The only firm
running free excursions. 600 lots on
water front $40 up trena, " per month
Come today TT
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Wenatchee Orchard

90 arres ~ the fines, orchard land
IA the WenAtehee valley wHh : arfss
in efehArd eot grape vines alfalfa. has
ana house rhis land has first claaa
spring that runs all year
Win consider part trade feg Seattle
Income property
Phones Nain seq TAD 1854
500 Nnatan uioeA
. PRED WRIGHT
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HxPRUssMAN.

uensrat sxpfss~tna sne moving o. any
part 81 city roieftd uia Transfer
Go, 1tt0 Fpufth Avenue Main toai
I, HAFp Residence. Enat snOa. III
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MUSICAL

Washington college, 81 Music Arcade
uuildiaH Phone Main tfut ftaHn. vios
iin. yaiee. orchestral INSTRUMENTS dfas
matte Hft Glasses w sight aiualnF. haf
munv NoFfnan chorus ana orchestra
practice Chiidrana class saturday RI,
f-rneaua
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lAthlsfit
Fsf late |
be the
|fTfnne|
4 Goodv|
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HAIR GOODS.

Compare our. prices with ether stores
Cos tiau uaod> We mauufsstufs wigs
taupess transformation Nafis. nutfn
ofnnedgurs and switches hau ffanais
% lfair ntafe iaei rfsst ave. seattle
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ftnpresad fivesarre tract near Hautou
lauetlea. for Income property ~ cry
Phone East tstt ~. prk
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10
A FARM DINNER.
Highly Enjoyed by Horny Handed
Sons of Toll!

Mr.. w. D. King and a representa-
tive of this paper are indebted to Mr..
j. o. Russell for most excellent din
ner, spread last Sunday. Mrs. Russell
is visiting in Nashville. Saturday Mr..
Russell informed his cook that he want
ed real farm dinner prepared for the
Sabbath, as he would have couple of
horny handed filters of the soil with
him. After church services, we gath
cred at the residence and in due time
dinner was announced. 1t consisted of
new beans and new potatoes, roast beef,
corn, different meats, many other sub
stantial dishes, delicacies, etc. Every
thing was most elegantly prepared and
highly enjoyed. After dinner we re-
paired to the shade of large elm tree,
took easy chairs, smoked and discussed
the crop prospects. Every thing was
running smoothly with Mr.. Russell and
the writer, but Mr.. King was fearful
that his grass had been housed too hot;
that there might be spontaneous COM
bustion, burn up his barn and stock.
His looks showed that he was greatly
worried, but when Mr.. Russell inform
ed him that should the combustion oc-
cur that we would assist in extinguish-
ing the fire and in saving his stock he be-
came perfectly contented, and gave us
some interesting points on farming.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10
adopted, peace and harmony prevailing
GORDON MONTGOMERY, Chair.
] E. MURRELL, Secy.
Correction.

Editor News
l noticed in the last issue of the
News that the statement is made that
Emory Stevenson graduated from the
theological department of Winchester
College. l desire to correct this, please
The College is Kentucky Wesleyan, To-
Gated at Winchester. There is no the
illogical department connected with the
college. Those desiring to pursue a
special course of study go to a univer-
sity. The only degrees conferred are
A B and B S. The degree received by
the writer was an A B.
While writing, if you will allow space,
short account of commencement
might be given. DR.. Welch, president
of Ohio Wesleyan University, preach.
ed the baccalaurate sermon Sunday
morning, May oath. In the evening he
preached to the Y. w. C. A. and Y. M.
C. A., of the College. Tuesday morn.
ing, May 18th, were the graduating ex
ercises. Mr.. M. C. Spreading of Harri.
son county, this State and the writer
represented the class as class orators
for the location. DR.. Josiah Strong,
of New York City, delivered the liter
airy address. His subject was 1.-THE
New Knighthood
There were twelve in the graduating
class, four of whom are going as for
eign missionaries. Five of the elias.
will enter some University next year.
r. E.. Stevenson.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10
Was a Native of Adair.

John Harmon, the town marshal,
who was shot and killed in street
fight at Central City, ten days ago, was
born and reared in this county. Hewas
a son.in-law of Mr.. Matthew Burton.
He left the county about eighteen years
ago, but was here for short time six
years ago. Before leaving Adair he
trafficed in whisky and was frequently
in court At one time while being
conveyed from the courthouse to the
Jail, he broke loose from his guard,
made his way to Russell's creek, which
was out of banks, plunged in and made
his escape and was never recaptured.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10
Some Days Must Be Dark and
Dreary.

Most men have felt the power of the
above words, and learned in God s
school that prosperity has been set
over against adversely that man might
not find any thing after him. In this
life we have dark days and bright ones.
Happy ought we to be whose path
way is Illuminated by hope in the
risen Son. Many Of the darkest days
of history, have bourne the choicest
fruits to the glory of God and to the
good of man.
1t was a dark day, when Isreal
groaned INF the bitterness of the Egyp-
tian bondage and had the bondage been
less bitter Isreal might have been con-
tent in Egypt, but out of it came the
exodus. 1t was dark day, when the
followers of Jesus were being perse-
cuted but out of it came the world
WIDE preaching of the gospel. Il was
dark day, when the Puritans finding
no rest for the souls of their feet, sail
ed from the old world, and out of it
came America.
But the darkest of all days appeared
when the divine man expired on Calva.
ry, yet all our hopes and happiness
come from that day. Do not be dis.
couraged for Behind the cloud the sun
still Shines
When the demons Of dispair get on
your track and the little imps suggest
encouragement, look not TO the right,
left, nor behind you, but look steadfast-
lu hafnre Won and ss,.l1r, with ratianca -
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10

The dwelling house Of 10 Turner,
who lives near town, was entered last
Friday and fifty-nine dollars in money
stolen. A boy named Antle, about fif-
teen years old, charged Will Stone, of
color, with the robbery, claiming that
the darby had given him forty six dol
lars for pair of sleeve buttons. The
story was too thin, and the boy being
closely questioned, acknowledged that
he was the guilty party. An effort
will be made to keep the boy from be-
ing prosecuted, as he is in the family
and only Is years old. The darby who
was in custody was released.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10
Notice..

After more than twenty years of
business we have concluded to sell out
all our property on the north side of
the cumberland River.
Our store is on the bank of the river
at the mouth of Little Indian creek, -
on a three acree tract of land extend.
ing from ferry and good boat landing
to the jamestown and Rowena road.
The best stand in Russell county. II
interested write or come and see.
]. M. Lester & Sons,
Kindall KY.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10

Mr.. w. H. Sims has rented ground
from N. M. Tut and will open brick
yard as quickly as possible. He is now
making preparations to mould brick and
thinks he will be ready to fire the first
kin next month. 1t is his intention to
make the business permanent. 1t is
almost as cheap to build a brick house
as it is frame one, but the trouble in
this town has been, brick sufficient
could not be secured. Mr. Sims pro-
poses to keep constantly at work at his
yard, and be ready to supply all de-
mands.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10

The Russell circuit court will begin
at jamestown next Monday. A repre-
sentative of the News will be onsthe
square the first two days of court ready
to transact any kind of business with
friends of the paper. The News will
be sent one year and the Daily Courier
Journal or Daily Louisville Times, six
months, for $500. an opportunitysto
get two papers for small sum of
money.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10
Notice.

All persons indebted to the planning
Mill Co., are requested to call at the
office of l.. C. Winfrey and settle same
and save cost. The books of said COM
pany are now in his hands for settle
ment of all business of said company.
31.3t Planning Mill Co.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10
DIED AT MILLTOWN..

Last Monday afternoon about G
O'Clock, after long illness, Mrs. Polly
Thompson, who was the wife of j. w.
Thompson, passed away at her late
home near Midtown.
She was about So years old, most
excellent lady, and had been consist
ent member of the Cumberland Presby
terrain Church, for many years. She
will be greatly missed.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10

This Tuesday, evening Miss Katie
Murrell will entertain number of the
young people in honor of her cousin
Miss Ada May Jones, who will leave
for her home the following morning
1t will be leap year gathering. the
young gentlemen will meet at the Co.
lumbia Hotel, the young ladies to cal
for them. An enjoyable evening is an
ticipated
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10

Preparations are being made to have
some needed improvements added to
the residence near the M. and F. High
School building, which will be occupied
by Rev j. R. Crawford, who is expect
ed to reach Columbia in the early part
of July. 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. Crawford has accepted call to the
pastorate of the Presbyterian Church.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10

A. A. Huddleston, who shot and
killed his father, in Metcalfe county,
two months ago, was indicted last week,
circuit court being in session at Edmon-
ton His case was called for trial but
continued until next term. The indict-
ment against man named Williams,
charged with being accessory to murder,
was filed away.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10
Echeos From Missionary Meeting

The last fifth Sunday meeting of
Russell Creek association which con-
vened with Bethlehem Church, Green
county, was grand success.
Our host, and his hospital constituent
cy handled the great crowd to the de-
light of all. Rev. William B. Cave, of
Columbia, KY, was elected moderator
and besides presiding over the conven-
ton with dignity and ease, he charmed
the large audience from time to time
with his eloquence. Our visiting broth
er, Rev. j. B. Terrell, who has served
this association as missionary, did some
fine speaking. Bro. Terrell is sound in
doctrine, we'll informed and a very
pleasing speaker.
Rev. l. M. Grimsley, walked twenty
miles to attend the meeting. Bro.
Grimsley can sing the gospel, preach
it and out-walk any preacher in Ken
lucky. The following brethren deliver
ed very able speeches.: Bros. Dudgeon,
Keltner. Bagby, Sutton. Rev. w. B.
Cave and the writer were delightfully."-
entertained in the happy home of Mr..
and Mrs. McGinnis.
The climax of the convention was
reached when Rev. William Be Cave de-
livered a strong sermon on The Mission
of the Holy Spirit, after which a collec-
ton was taken which amounted to 1868
This was a great meeting, several
raised their hand for prayer May GOO
bless them and save them is the prayer
Of the Secretary of the convention.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10
CEMENT, PLASTER and BRICK.

Hall and Browning are ready to fill
your order in cement, patent plaster or
cement brick. You can get any color
of brick desired. If in need of any of
these articles call on them or use the
telephone. Columbia, KY.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10

]. B. Order, of Monticello, has Sc
cured a location in Julius Kimble's
Store at Russell Springs and will in
stall Soda Fountain within the next
few days. j. E. Purtle, of Bradford,
Pa, will be found behind the bar.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10

Mr.. C. C. Holt, who has been run
ming restaurant in Columbia has sew
cred his connection with the town and
removed, with his family, to his farm
in Russell county.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10

Payne, Henry & Goodman sold their
planning mill in this place, last Monday
morning to Payne & Young, of Burkes.
vile. The machinery will beisremoved
to Burkesville in short time. 1t is
said that new plant will be put in the
building here.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10

The School at Pine bluff, Arkansas,
in which Miss Clara Wilmore of Ora
dyville, holds position, closed last
week. An interesting program was
published for the benefit Of the local
people in which complimentary men.
ton was made of Miss Wilmore.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10

Judge S. A. Gam, who has been in
the mercantile business at jamestown
for two years, made an assignment to
Mr. O. B. Bertram last Saturday.
Assets and liabilities unknown to US.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Flowers enter.
tanned the following young men at q
six o'clock dinner, last Saturday: ].
w. Flowers, DR.. R. Y. Hindman, A. s.
Chewing, Ray Flowers, Bruce Mont.
gomery. 1t was magnificent spread
which was highly enjoyed.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10
STOCK ITEMS.
O O O

L. B. Cain sold to Young & Ben
nett Ii head of cattle, $287.55; one
COW to w. w. Yates for 80; one to Ed
Baker for $26; to G. H. Nell five head
for $i52, so; J. D. Walker three head
for $40; also one combined five-year-old
mare to Kittie Smith for $3.50. He
bought of R. H. Kinnaird one four
year old combined mare for SITS.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-06-10

Mr.. Ebert Nell. brother of Senator
L. G. Nell, Gradyville, was target
shooting with a rifle last Tuesday and
in some way he was accidentally shot in
the calf of one of his legs. The wound
is slight. ..-