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The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

The meeting at the Methodist church
continues and is not likely to close
before next Sunday, as services are
given out for every day and evening
during this week. Evangelist Brown
is presiding strong sermons, and there
have been several additions to the
church.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

In the death of ''Old Aunt Lou" King,
the wife of Nelson King, the colored
people of this section lost one of their
most respected and worthy women.
She died last Wednesday from old age
and it's attendant troubles. She was
seventy. five years o age, probably
older, and was respected by ali the
white people who knew her.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

Under the school law, given out by
the State Superintendent, teachers
must secure their certificates in the
county in which they teach. For in
stance, teacher securing certificate
in Adair county can not use it it ne
teaches in any other county. The local
board must issue the certificate.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

Columbia is expected to be filled with
people on Tuesday, September 10Th.
They will come to witness a great game
of base ball, Columbia against the Louis
vile Colonies.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

Highland Peacock, valuable stable
horse. the property of Coffey Bros.
& Young, has been very sick for
several days, but at this writing he is
considerably better. He has had the
undivided attention of his owners
during his illness.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

A heavy electric storm followed by a
terrific rain, visited this place last Sum
day night. 1t lasted from until 9
o'clock. No damage so far as we have
learned in town.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

Some one will get bargain, if they
are at the Courthouse door, at p. M,
on Monday, September 81, when the
Fair Grounds are to be sold. This will
be bonafide sale of the most valuable
piece of real estate near Columbia.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

A gasoline engine, the property of
Mr. j. F. Patteson, was torn to pieces
last Thursday morning and effectually
ruined There was no explosion, some
parts of the machine became loose from
a defect in building it, as Mr.. Patteson
believes. The engine was compare
lively new.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

Lovers Of base ball in Russell, Casey,
Taylor, Green, Metcalfe, Cumberland,
Clinton are invited to be here Tuesday
September 10Th and witness a great
Columbia against Louisville.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09
Learn TeIesraphy.

Wanted:-500 young men and ladies
to learn telegraphy; pays from $50 to
$50 per month. School in Columbia
Christian College Building. Terms reas-
enable. Write or apply The Columbia
Telegram Institute, ] c. Tucker,
44-2t Instructor.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

Agents:-One Kentucky man earned
$3.50. 90 in one month. He was "Hust-
her" Are you? If you are, get busy.
Write today. M. H. Schaden.
4l0 Traction Terminal Bldg.
indianapolis, Ind.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

Mr.. Hugh Noe and family, recently
located in Columbia, have taken rooms
at the home of Mrs. M. E. Marcum
Mr.. Noes former home was Spring
field. He is an excellent gentleman
and has an interesting family, wife and
several children. Mr.. Noe represents
the Harvester Machine Co.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09
Premium Wheat For Sale.

Your next crop depends largely on
the kind of seed you use. Now is the time
to buy your seed wheat. Flowers Bros
have fine lot for sale, premium wheat
at the Columbia fair, write or phone
them at once. Bliss KY.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

~ The case of Basil Ashenhurt, who killed
Tom French at Burksville, two months
ago, will come up in the Cumberland
circuit court next week, Judge, H. C.
Baker having called special term to try
the case.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

Ingram Bros. requests us to state
that they have rented the Isenburg
corner in Columbia, from Mr.. j. o.
Russell, and by the 18th of October
they will open large hardware store.
Mr.. Walter Ingram will remove his
family to this place in about two weeks,
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

Columbia Base Ball Team has not
been defeated this year. On the goth
it goes up against the Louisville Colo
nels Come out, every body, and wit
ness a sure enough game.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

A little four year old son, of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Hutchinson, of Cane Valley,
died last Saturday night. He was a
bright little boy, and his death brought
great sorrow to parents and other rela-
tiveS
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

In the contest for the penant The
Louisville Colonies are four points
ahead of Indianapolis, and the indica-
lions are that they will win out. They
won two double headers at lndianapo--
lis Monday.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

Barger, a citizen of Columbia, now
PLAYING with the Rochester, New York,
of the Eastern League, will be here to
pitch for the home club in the game
against Louisville.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

The Columbia Brass Band left early
Monday morning for Monticello. AS
we go to press it is making music for
the people who are attending the
Wayne county Fair.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

Mr.. S. H. Mitchell sold Tom Coffey,
who lives near Bridgeport, building
lot last Monday for $3.50. The lot is
this side of Mr.. Mitchell's residence
and fronts the Glasgow read. Mr.. Cot
fey will build at once.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

When a little money is necessary for
a first-class game of ball the citizens
of Columbia do not hesitate. They put
up 5000 90 for the great game to be
played here Tuesday the 10Th.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

STRAYED:-From my farm, 2 miles
south of Columbia, red cow with a
STUDY horn. years old. Will pay any
one for their trouble if they will return
the same to me or notify me.
Jeff Bradshaw.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

Ed. F. j. Barger is getting in his
lumber preparatory to erecting hand
some residence on the lot recently pur-
chased of Mr. ]. D. Lowe, on "Bomar
Heights"
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

Our home team knows what it has to
go up against, but it is not scared.
Come to Columbia Tuesday, Sept. 10Th,
and see the boys bat the Colonels.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

An all day singing will be held at
Neatsburg church on Sunday, the Goth,
conducted by Wolford Bros, Stapp
Bros, and R. O. Cabbell. Every body
invited. and those in reasonable dis
lance are expected to bring well filled
baskets.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09
Take Notice.

All owing me must come and settle
at once. All accounts not settled by
Oct. LIST, will be put out for collection.
Mrs Sallie Bradshaw.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

Considerable hail fell in portions of
Adair county last Sunday night. We
learn that several tobacco crops were
damaged, but not seriously.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

Last Friday morning while Mr.. G. w.
Staples was waiting upon customer,
a coco cola bottle exploded, cutting a
deep cash in his right hand.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

Mr.. James Kinnaird, of Red Lick,
lost fine saddle horse, having been
struck by lightning during the storm
Sunday night.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

Rev. Tyler Wright is conducting a
series Of meetings at Clear Spring.
Up TO last Sunday there had been sew
eral conversions.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

j. A. Caldwell sold Golf Bros, nice
driving horse Monday for $120.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

We have a long account of the Duke
Campbell wedding which We will pub
lish next week. The bride formerly
resided in Adair county.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09
Personal

Mr.. w. A. Hunter, Louisville was here
a few days ago.
Miss Katie Murrell has returned from
a visit to Rowena.
Mr.. Orist Hamilton, of Red Lick,
was in town Monday.
Mr.. A. R. Feese, Cane Valley, was
here county court day.
DR.. 2. T. Gabbert was here from
Casey's Creek Monday.
Mr.. Geo. H. Gowdy wasl here:from
Campbellsville Monday.
DIR. j. T. Jones, Montpelier, was
here the first of the week.
Mrs. S. F. White has returned from
a pleasant visit to Gradyville.
Mr.. j. H. Kinnaird one of Metcalfe's
busy men. was here monday.
John Harris and George Cook were
in Greensburg Monday of last week.
Mr.. R. H. Durham and mother re.
turned from Campbellsville last week.
Miss Sue Baker has resumed he,
duties at the store of Mr.. w. L. Wal.
ker.
DR.. G. T. Simpson and Mr.. John
Simpson, Breeding, were here county
court.
Mr.. w. H. Newly, Cumberland
county, was here a few days of ;last
week.
Mr.. Ray Conover returned from a
visit to Louisville and Indianapolis last
week.
Messrs. D. E. and w. H. Gupton,
Greensburg, were here day or two of
last week.
Mr.. j. w. Johnston, of Cave City,
visited his mother, relatives and friends
here last Sunday.
Mr.. Julius Stapp, who has been in
Missouri several months, returned
home Monday night.
Messrs. Ed and Russell Kinnaird, of
Red Lick, visited DR.. Menzies and wife
the first of the week.
Mr.. S. F. White and DR.. Woodruff
Flowers have returned from an outing
on Cumberland river.
VIM. Looper and daughter, Miss Ethel,
OF Fairfax, Oklahoma, are visiting rela.
tives. at Rowena, KY.
Miss Lura Smith left Tuesday morn
ing to visit her brother at Monticello
She will also attend the Wayne county
Fair.
Miss Lizzie Carter. of New Mexico, il
visiting relatives n Columbia anc
vicinity. Her mother was Miss Hettie
Curd
Mrs. Ed Merritt and two daughters
Misses Ruth and Ethel, of Marshall
Texas. are visiting the family of Mr.
j. D. Todd.
Mr.. Geo. H. Nell, Gradyville, wa
here Monday. He reported that the
hands in his banjo factory were turnin,
out work rapidly:
Mrs. w. F. Hancock and Miss Ami
Faulkner returned from Frankfort las
Saturday. The latter has been quit
sick for few days.
Miss lone Rounds visited friends a
Montpelier last week. She was accom-
panied home by Miss Lille Hurt, VIII
spent day or two here.
Mr.. M. Cravens, who was consider
ably hurt in buggy wreck, weel
ago, has SO far recovered as to be abb,
to visit his place of business.
Mr.. Sam Lewis and wife and daugh
ter, Miss Edna, left on visit to Glas
gov last Thursday. Mrs. Lewis anc
Miss Edna will remain two or three
weeks.
Mr.. T. A. Baker, Cleburne, Texas,
who visited his father, brothers anG
sisters and many friends here, left on
his homeward journey. last Monday
morning
Miss Julia Eubank will leave to pur-
chase Fall millinery Wednesday or
Thursday. She will be accompanied to
Louisville by Miss Rubie Davis, who
has been visiting here for the past
three weeks.
Miss Verna Dohoney, who has been
in Louisville and Cincinnati the past
ten days, buying fall stock millinery
goods for Folsom & Co., Hartford. Ala.
left, for the latter place the 9Th to take
charge of the department in that line.
Mr. Richo rr1e &c w.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

The fair grounds will be sold, at the
door on Monday, Sept. 81
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

DR.. James Menzies lost a valuable
cow Sunday evening.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

The Adair circuit court will convene
Monday week.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09
Stock Items.

j. A. Harris sold to C. S. Harris
SOW and six pigs $40: Ernest Harris
sold SOW and pigs to same party for
the same price.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

1t is said that the tickets showd that
1000 attended the Tompkinsville Fair
Thursday of last week.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

Come in and see the Louisville Colo
nels Tuesday the 18th.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

Born, to the wife of R. L. Caldwell
on the 4th inst, son.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

L. B. Cain sold to j. F. Pendleton a
few weeks ago nine head of cows for
sos %; to ] H. Smith three head of
steers for $62
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

( Allen Walker sold eight mules to
Lebanon parties, last Friday, for $3.50.
The Adair County news., 1908-09-09

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aren't empty-e6r !,
'They'rs in chronic state Of smpti.
ness" groaned Egon.
ION the 18th day Of October your
quarterly allowance Win b paid" 70
marked his brother. II would increase
the installment BY the amount Of
5000 gulden II that would make Il
worth your wnl,e TO .a,x-anu luryse
nothing but your scruples."
"Oh, you know I'm always delightsd
to please you" exclaimed Egon. Its
only natural, living the monotonous
life you do when you're not busy with
the affairs Of state, that you should
like to hear what goes on In the world
outside. OF course I'll gladly do my
best as a raconteur."
MY dear young man, don't lie," said
the chancellor. 1.-THE habit is growing
on you. You lie even to yourself. BY
and by you'll believe yourself, and
then all hope for your soul will be over.
What want to know is how far the
emperor has gone in his infatuation for
this English girl. I'm not afraid to
speak plainly to you, so you may safe
ly-and profitably-do the same with
ME. In the first place, I'll put you at
your ease by making a humiliating
confession. The other night the wom-
an Won Lyndal tried to draw me- as
she would express 1t, on this subject,
and I'm bitterly mortified to say she
partly succeeded. She suggested an
ENHANCEMENT between Leopold and
the girl. replied that Leopold wasn't
the man to pull down hornets nest
of gossip around the ears Of a young
woman who had saved his life. No
matter what his inclinations might be,
insisted that he would pay her no
repeated visits.
"This thrust the fair Mechtilde par
ried as II repeating q mere rumor by
saytng that she believed the girl was
to stay at the country house Of some
old friend Of the emperor. At the time
attached little importance to her
chatter, believing that she merely
wished to give me a spiteful slap or
two, as is her habit when she has the
chance. For once, though, she has
succeeded in stealing march upon
me, and she kept the secret of her plan
until too late for me to have any hope
of preventing Leopold from fulfilling
his engagement at her house. After
that was safely arranged don't doubt
she was overjoyed that I should guess
her plot"
TO B1 CONTINUED
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-10-16
By 6. N and A. M. WILLIAMSON.
Auehors of"6ks LiGhtninS Conductor" "Rose.
may u search of . Father" Bts. ~ -

come for Leopold. WiMflt Virginia
would have played her little comedy,
and all might Ike said to end well. But
virginia's heart refused to be, satisfied
with SO tame last chapter, finish
to her romance so conventional as to
be distastefully obvious, almost IL not
quite a failure.
She had begun to drink sweet and
stimulating draft-she who had been
brought up on milk and water-and
she was reluctant to put down the
cup, still half full Of sparkling nectar.
"Once. morey' If only that once could
he magnified into many times. IL she
could have her chance. her ding -
like the lucky girls who were not
royal!
So she was thinking in the carriage
by her mothers side. and the grand
duchess had to speak twice before her
daughter knew their silence had been
broken.
Il forgot to tell you something, vir-
ginta."
"Ye-es. mother?"
"Your great success has made me
absentminded, child You looked like q
shining white lily among all those
handsome. overblown Rhaetian wo.
meh"
"Thank you, dear. Was that what
you forgot to say?"
''Oh. no! 1t was this: The Baroness
Won Lyndal has been most kind. She
urges us to give up our rooms at the
hotel on the first of next week and
join her house party at schloss Lyn.
dalberg. It's only few miles out of
town. What do you think Of the
plan?"
"Leave-Kronburg?"
''She's asked number of friends-to
meet the emperor"
"Oh! He didn't speak Of it-when
we danced"
"But she has mentioned It to him
since. no doubt-before giving me the
invitation. Intimate friend Of his as
she ia. she wouldn't dare ask people to
meet him II he hadn't first sanctioned
the suggestion. Still. she can afford to
be more or less informal. The baron.
ess was dancing with the emperor. ]
remember now, just before she came
to me- They were talking together
quite earnestly. / can recall the ex
preston of his face"
"Was It pleased, orr
II was wondering what she could
have said to make him look so happy.
Perhaps
"What answer did you give Baroness
Won Lyndal?'
II told her thought you wouldn',
mind. told her we would CO."
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-10-16
|d1ApTER MIMI
;HLOSS LYNDALBERG
towers high on a prom
ontory Overlooking a
lake seven or eight
miles to the south of
the RhaAtian capital.

The castle is comparatively modern,
with pointed turrets and fretted nina.
refs. and, being built Of white Carrara
marble, throws reelection snowy 40
q submerged swan into the clear green
water Of the Mommelsee. All the sur.
roundings Of the palace. from its broad
terraces to its jeweled fountains and
well nigh tropical gardens. suggest
luxury, gayety, pleasure.
But on the opposite bank Of the
Mommelsee is huddled the dark shape
Of an ancient fortified stronghold, be-
gun no one knows how many centuries
ago by the first Count Won Breitstein.
Generation following generation the
men Of that family completed the work
until nowadays it is difficult to know
where the rock ends and the castle be-
gins. There, like dragon squattins
on the coils Of its own tail. the dark
mass is poised. It's deep set window
eyes glaring across the bright water
at the white splendor of Lyndalberg
like the malevolent stare of the mon
ster waiting to spring upon and devour
T. TAR young MAIDEN.
The moods Of Baroness Won Lyndal
concerning grim old Schloss Breitstein
had varied many times during her
years of residence by the lake. Some
times she pleased herself by rejecting
that the great man who had sighted
her lived in less luxury than she had
attained: by her excellent marriage.
Again, the thought of the ancient line
age Of the present Count Won Breitstein
filed her with envy, and oftener than
all the feeling that the ''old grizzly
bear" could crouch I'm his den and
watch sneeringly everything which
happened at Lyndalberg got upon the
lady's nerves. She could have scream
ed and shaken her ist at the dark mass
Of rock and stone across the water.
but after the birthday ball and during
TIE 1rst days Of Leopold's visit ut hex
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-10-16

He had Just time TO recognize the writ
ing,
limiting that it won't be the worse for
you il for once you've used those
fine eyes Of yours to some useful pur-
pose."
Egon was genuinely astonished at
this turn Of the conversation, as he had
been carefully arming himself against
a personal attack from any one Of sew
eral directions. He sat pointing the
sharp ends of his mustache one after
the other aud trying to remember
some striking incident with which to
adorn q more or less accurate nara
tive.
what would you call useful?" he
inquired at last.
The chancellor answered, but indi.
rectly. HAS the emperor been play.
ing the fool at I.yndalberg these last
few days?"
do you want to make me guilty Of
leze majesty?" Egon raised his eye.
brows, but he was recovering presence
of mind III by playing the fool,
though. you mean falling in love. why,
then. brother. should say he had
done little else during the three days,
and perhaps even the 6rst Of those
was not the beginning"
The chancellor growled out q word
which he would hardly have uttered
in the imperial presence. particularly
In the connection he suggested. LET
me hear exactly what has been going
on from days end to days end" he
commanded.
Egon grew thoughtful once more.
Clearly here was the explanation Of
the summons. He was to be let OF
easily. it appeared. But. suspense 70.
lieved, he was not ready to be salts.
ned with negative blessings.
"Are you sure 1t isn't bit like tell
ing tales out of school?' he objected.
''Schoolboys with empty pockets
have been known to do that" said the
chancellor. But. perhaps your pockets
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gnette1 m reelection.

gnetteu III reflection.
He admired his fresh color. which
was like girls. pointed the waxed
ends Of his mustache with nervous
cigarette stained fingers, and, thinking
of many agreeable things. from bac-
carat to roulette. from roulette to races
and races to pretty women. he wonder
ed which he had to thank for this sum
mons to the chancellor. Unfortunately
Brother Lorenz knew everything
Ones pleasant peccadillos buzzed to
his ears like dies. There was little
hope Of deceiving him.
Egon sighed. and his eyes turned me-
chemically from his own visage on
shining steel to the letter held in an
old hand so veined that 1t reminded the
young man Of rock netted with the
sprawling roots Of ancient trees. He
had just time to recognize the writing
as that Of Adalbert, crown prince Of
Hungaria, whom he knew slightly,
when keen eyes curtained with furled
and wrinkled lids glanced up from the
letter
tits coming" thought Egon. "What
can the old chap have found out?"
But, to his surprise, the chancellor's
first words had no connection with hin,
or his misdeeds.
$50 our emperor Is amusing himself
at Lyndalberg?'
Egon's face frightened. He could
be cunning in emergencies, but he was
not clever. and always he felt himself
at disadvantage with the old states.
man. Unless he had q special favor to
ask he generally preferred discussing
the affairs Of others with the chancel.
lor rather than allowing attention to be
attracted to his own. "Oh. yes" he
answered brightly. "His majesty Is
amusing himself uncommonly well. l
never saw him in as brilliant spirits.
But you. dear Lorenz-tsn me about
yourself. Is your gout''-
''The devil take my gout!"
Egon started. "a good thing II he
did. provided he left you behind" he
retorted, meaning exactly the opposite,
as he often did when trying to measure
. wits with the chancellor. But you
sent for me-
Don't tell ME you supposed sent
for you because wanted consolation
or cOndolence?"
"No-o," laughed Egon uneasily. 81
fancied there was some other more
pressing reason. But I'm bound IN
common courtesy to take your sin.
certify for granted until you undeceive
me-"
"Hang common courtesy between
| you and mel! returned the bear. "I've
nothing to conceal. I sent for you to
tell me what mischief that witch cat
Mechtilde Won Lyndal is plotting
=, You're on the spot. Trust you fol
seeing everything that goes on-the
one thing would trust you to do"
"Thanks," said Egon.
"Don't thank me yet, however CRATE
! full you may be. But I don't mind
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