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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-22
Oscar StrauS.
Sti55e BON Cora 0under.

Sn ben ulter, eRgeli, luinfligen
@nlicn @ien'S, rings nm Den urol-
ten Steffel, mli Den pornebmen
MingltroBen 5nilden ~rogenoen Stos
tucn mo feuoolcn SiiritenpolGiten,
mli Dem @nrgboi, I'M G%olfsgarten
mo Stootport, in Sen G%ufebGniern
Der inneren Stn0t uno brallBen I'M
Ernter, iingcn i'm iltnge unb oltc
Sippel Den nellelten Wiencr @als
ser:
nSeile, gail6 leile
&lingt's burh ben TnitnL
2iebli6e @ciie
@ol5ertroum."
Sic lingeu i'm Die lilBen Wt10el
uno bic feiten BURDEN, unO Die
&opellen in oen G~oiebduiern gcigen
i'm. mie ibrc Wiittcr unb 8robnliit-
ter, ibre G1ter uro @roBpGtcr Sob.
StrouB uno Gamer geinn9en itno
gegcigt bobcn. llnb mellll Die BET
ren, StrGuB ltnb 2anncr. bon ibren,
0emeininmen Toitament iin Gatbs
botspurf lteigen itnb bmrh bieStros
Zen unb @oIlen ibrer licben 8aiicr.
lto0t ,icben f6nnten, mo boren, no.
bolis in ibr lit9t mo flingt, bonrl
iuuroen iic nit Den fligell. lultigen
&opien nidcu ltlb iagen: ~0as boit
on gut gemodt." ltpo Dies Sob
miirbe bon Seiten Sobonn StrauB'
nidlt cinnlol Den 9eiaeid)r1of pcr-
ironotid1oitliher Hiidlihtnobmc ba.
ben, biepeil Die 9pnoitie Sobonn
StrnuB' in %feinerlei @llltSperluonbt.
iboit nit inherent Mol5ertrGumer
Itcbt.
Hiin bat i'm Berlin olid), bieIcn
pielgelungenen @ieter vWal5er-
trallm," unb nenn Der @erlincr bic
tridelnoen W%tclooieu nno Die Siibe-
Mdoel . 2prif aud nid)t 10 gan5 bis
in Die 6ingcripibeu .9eipiirt" pie
Der ed)te @iener. 10 lingt mn tanst
man aud in Berlin ole rbptbmiidlen
Melooien oes v@al5crtronms" iiber.
at, no es 81 iingen nno 81 tansen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-22
Ser @nfde Correspondent, Baltimore, gh, Counting ben 90. gM5 1903.

luie Elm liebcr 8obolO mo i6lieBIid)
I'M Stcrben cine SpitalItlt0ie pom
graltligcr @dJtbeit. Gen Heipcft Dor
Der lapanil6en 9ramutif miro ms
Dies @oltlpiel Ali6t einimpfen. Nbcr
Dies Qdm6en in ieinen bunten sc.
maltocrn, nit ieincn Dic Settn0pfe
aus Dem gemulten Fu%ppcngeiid)t
tu1fcln0en Nelglein, nit ieinem bel
len aln0erladen itno lctner iorglo=
len Gitclfeit Dor Dem Spiegel golts
tcIt ms elm Sil06en Dor aus 0ell
Gbeeb0ulern OeS Oitena, BON Oenen
mir 10 oft geb0rt. @on icnen nat
t%cnbeIegten, Observation-Disclosures
Hurnncn, in ocncn Der Gumilienpater
leinc @iir0e, Der ariegcr icincnStol3
Der @rci9 lctn Nlter ob5llegen idcint
mie Gin unpniieuoes &lcio; in Oenen
Iuden0e 8cilbos, 5ltmI 3eitucrtreib
Der WtGnner er3ogerL in Die fleinen,
mcid)en @GnOe flotihcno Gobnd)I
Ipiclcn, @eiid)ter id)neiocn un6
Sd%ottenbiIocr an sic @ono iper.
len; in Dem Der Oltoiiote sic Sorgen
pcrGiBt uno Den Gbrgci5, Den Stoat,
Den &ricg ltn0 0oS &urutiri.
l(n0 mer Den l(nterihic0 fennen
lcrncn mill 5miiden Der 6r0bli6feit
og9 Oltcna uno ser GrGblihteit 0ea
@eitenS, 5iuii6cn Dem S6metter-
ltng9ton5 lln0 Dem MicnCr @ul5cr,
5pilhcn Dem ainoerlohcn ocr@eiibu
un0 Dem beItcn, frobIi6itcn, onite-
dcn0Iten Sud)er, oaS in Wfittclcltro-
pa tllngt, Der gebc BON Der Wa0ome
&unoto 5ur 5rou Sunii Nieic. SIN
Serliner Sbcoter~iit tie eingefebrt
nit Der nnlt0nOigen Grippe ibreS
@otten SoIcf Sarno, nit eitlem sob.
men 9ieb mo nit oil ibrer berger
Q%llifen0en Wllnterfcit. Nl9 DOR
tier = Gbriitl" fam tic ole MeGilter
ibrcr rcid)cn &unit 5icbclr. Scam la
d)c1 mo lueinen, mie belltc MIR Die
NicIe lnd)en mo mcinen fam. 9tur
ole SbrGnPn Der 9lliC cri6iittcrn
mid mebr ais 0uS Meincn Der 9tic,
ic; ober oua Soden Der 9}iclc bat
feline Gontllrrenj. gSu3 tblt'S, bnB
0a3 OpCrettd)cn I'M @rlln0c pcr1rii.
len I'M WIptiu mo in 0clt Gin5cln
bcitcn niht ncu lit? 9oB cS 2orlc
Scencn un0 N~ltbeioelbcrg Semi
niSccn5cn hunter miift? 9nB mic
Der Elm c0lcr Shirt - Oicamnl Der
&uilcr iclbcr lid in 0d5 @iir0ers
mld0cl perlicbt mo cocluiitbig be-
bn6t, 6ob iic brop bleibc, ibr lelber
zen 0eliebten 5nfilbrt? Die Nielc
lingt bonn Micncr MulO, Die 9ticIc
ton5t GinrouS, bic gticic iogt lhulf
halt: SEER &oiicr, ipunn lie milbter,
luic / IhmiB'', Die Niclc 5untt ibr
Ncbhen ans, ooS beinobe cridoIieu
WorOen luGrc: o&unnlt not >uorten
bis o'o Sirid biit?"... mo Die Eu-
~iiitroto nit alt ibrcm pbiIologiid)
beldpcrtcn peritonbten Sumor uu0
oic &oponerin nit ibrem gclhmint-
ten Fuppenlddcln, u%eriinfen, pcrlue-
ben luie Sdottcn Dor Der g%eiunoen
Stride oieies bliibenoeu 2ebens. 80
lnbt fem tootcr @riehe ats com.
mcntirtem Sdnl0ter, 10 lodt fein
Sitoiiote nlf ieiner 9inIcnmotte
tei'm &eisbicr. Gu lodt Dos ocut.
ifc, BLONDE, itrotcnoe 2eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-22
Heiulano's tiirfiide 8Gber,
Equitable. 8ebanbe, GoitamfN gesen. stets often.
lAIun22N
Spuiia Mnna Tprptm Sci6olo.

@ iiarb am 81. Wldr5 1908 aouiia Nuna
SorotBD seibplo, Satin oes p%eritorbes
feier finbet in ibrcr lepten 9sobnun9, Gr. 7G4.
g8eit. Sdratoaas SiruBe. am Aieuitas, 9tubmit
tags , llbr 30 iiutt, ro8u Serlpanote mo
6rerinoe ndtuugspou eil9elaoen iino. Beiiets
5ung priouiim uui Der aSreenuIomnisS eueierp.
C9drlisIe, IA. uno gSaibin9ton, ,, 6. Bet
tlinael moleu gefl. c%opirelt.( 60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-22
Subn .Spffmciitcr.

IS Itarb am IS. Mdr3 1908, Ga6miitnas
nm 2 llbr, Scbn 3oiitneIitcr, 0%eliebter Safe
9ebensiobr. Die Neerhiguna iinoci euuntnn,
gtnbnittuaS nm 10 u6r. bonn SrGucrbuuie.
yir. OPS, giuros GilmUrsStrube ans auf Der
Baltimore GemCiCrn" itdit, mo6l Srclmtoc mo
Ncfunntc ubtun9oooa cinGe!uocn limo.
' tyiGips Porter, Fbtlaoelpbier mo E~ortlono,
Src9un. 2eliin8cl mDaen g~ctdIliGlt copirct)
I-D-SON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-22
Scinrid Sphaun 3crbuicn.

IS iiarb am 20. Nldtj 1908. h3 llbr 9labs
mittaas, in ieincr &obmlng. 9r, 1928, 9aaers
StrGBe. 0einrif 3uBGnu 3~crbuieu, ~aeliebier
@ntte bon aatbertnd 3erbnter. geb. Streb, i'm
Sieuitag, oelt "a. Wiirj. INT 8 ubr so Diors
ae1s, bonn lruuerbdufc aus itdtt, uno oGnl
lludb Der Ct. SdiubllSsttirpe. no nm . llbr cine
feterIi6e Reouiein zgieiie fit fein SeeGeHbeiI ccs
lebrirt miro.
(Eittsburo. @uiiala uuo Grange, No. 3eis
tlingen nolleu gefl. %CoutreIl.) tS2-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-22
Mimic Starflami.

Gs itnrb am 81. Wtdr3 1908. 2 ubr Is Bad
n%littago. annic Startlant, Gelicbte Satin bon
1obn Sidrilnui, int 80. Sabre ibres Nebeus.
Hirnitas, 8 llbr &ormittnas. bon ibrer lepteu
g8obnung. gir. 2G3, 9tnros SdrooersStrube, ans
1tGtt. Observation-Disclosures IN Der IA bI. Roth
bellersAtirbe nm . llbr &urmittugs. @etieBulg
%priontin aui Dem bl. ST. 6lers 6rieobofe.
(S2-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-22
Snlia Meoentnnn.

IS itnrb am 10. Nidr3 1908, 1880 glbenos,
Snlia 9eoemann i'm Filter bon 81 SabreiL.
Neerbiaung finoet sunntna. 3 llbr giahmitta9o,
bon ibrer letten gSobnlug, gtr. 1925, gioros
9SortsStrdbc. aus itutt. mo3u %ernunbtc mo
SrClnoe oer 6anltlie ud!unGeOou einaeIGoelt
finn. tSI-21
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-22

sur eritcn Iltifiibru1g tommen, mo
mieoer merOen 2Sien's Iiibe WtGoel
chi alien 8oiicn Strnls'ide @al5cr
iingen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-22
Suhanu (SScn Wncr.

SO iinrb am 10. Mfdri 1905 Ser Spbanu
Goru W;Dcr. @ntle Der peritorheuelt 6run GIid
&euricitu Wiber, i'm sitter bon 5s Snbrer s
9ionaten nno o 3aaen. &erlunubic unb
Sreunoe Der Snmilie finh bGili6it crfucht. Der
Wceroiqula. mel6e bonn 3rauerbGufe, /. Nhemie
lilo t6. SiraBe, Canton. ans Sutntug, 3 llbr
9iudmittnGS. itntliiltoet, bet6muobnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-22
Hbilip IS. Blum.

IS itarb pI6tlidb am u. @drS 1908. 0 ubr
Normittnas, YGiiip 6. S!ais. ~geItebter @utte
Sie Geerot9nug iinoet Stenitna, 3n6nlittaa5
9 llbr. BON feiner letten 9So1nunG gtr. 1T36,
on acknowledgements. ans ftntt. mo8u Der
lrdnote nro 6reunoe dttIn9epou eineelaoei
iino. SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-22
Yin bic 0amen.

Sunse 9amcn, ips,tte moberre S9neiberfunff
feln robin I'D onfiir 5i fpennen. Sic brau,ten
npr uci SRI. Wt. Subers. Nr. 302. GeitSdrn.
pasStrabe. .borSufprcten, ibren y,amen oils
Der forteefhritteHften Wetbobe. Gle erbalfe1
nuberoem eriinoIiden ilnterri6t I'M 8ufn neioen.
Sebr IiberaIe 9ecingutaen. 1rI. ~. SuberS,
gr. 302. sHeft.e arntuga .Strabe. (37b-)
(Sunif0.1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-22
@crmiidJtc Inseisen.
Ioclaioc Sdmitt's
-Sanr Nriiir SalUns.-
MISUNDERSTANDING cine Spe5iGIitit.
Or. 40S, Ssefts sarat6gn' struRe.
(WldrA21.1W i
@aarcn nns Menidlcnhaar.

SroBes MiiOrtimeut bon ,Wiurlnw Bluffs"
Sbpiens 9ompaouurs etc. @ifeuihaitlide DE
itflts'9taiiaae, 5riTrru, sbampoius, 5aariar.
ben. 9adrs9Saarel auf 9eitelnHg ~geferti9t.
Hleortgfte Rretie, Bel 6dartranfbelien periibe
man IleiH .ltitteI. betonoers fir uusfnuenoes
911r bergelteLt. z. euen Beth, III Npro.
@nn' Str, sudden 9eutraIsslpe. mo Wionis
inenisStraBe. CDIdr5l4, 1lPt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-22
@iaiatr S. Siabum.

S10. Vt0rdbniif, UuIIfUntMtu. ,S15.
$50. 2eidcns9,crianot $50.
aeine 9rtrasS pefen, nnb aIs Die beIten uliS
niooernfte1 earuntirt. StetS often.
g.. y 2. Gbone. Tr. 851. 2iToen's!benue
(gpriIfS.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-22

g%tfhdtSFRhrer g. VI. Setui, BObnuus:
q. & y. 12t 10 &uIbrooi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-22

EaKe fir's Amstanb Sefsraf e.. sialne, Wr.
l13. ci.Haitimsrc.etr uate 0Hfom0snte.Nss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-22

etsrutbamer G. Raine, Bobnnna:
g. & 3. 9eIepbon: 1865 WabtfoH-R.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-22
Nt. EIiuct Gcmetern.

GinaaHe an Sr~eoeridsSodb.
p0fs 5n berfnnfen tnter- Ieidjieit Beoinauuaeu,
g;erfaIisz9Ieent u. e. 9mlancu,
Snn33 sos MmerienugIoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-22
Baltimore Gentcfcrn.

ghrean: Granffin. SfSg.. Baltimore. n. Iertbifr.
.8eardhfibpIdte gum Serfauf bon $25 an,
nit Marnrorpfofte1 lbaegrettst $35. - 1In5
fir bier @rdber. Sreie @enusuna Der aapeue
f1r 1raueraottesoienfe. (SuHtf8,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-22

asrHtHr fir spaIhiuetpn unS Ttirift Columbia:
Rm. 6auuemnnn. 1915 0inrion.str, RIB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-22
lorraine.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sSeitlt6 bon 9aaIbrpuf cine uno cine babe
Wsetle. Mtount &1Ilns 9Sdeaons funS 2otraine'
sSa9gons hireft bis 5iim Gtnaana. Neioe Te'
Ieobone. Gtabt-giireau i'm Sfueiten SIur beS
Union 9rufstoenduoes, Charles. nno 1anettr.
Gtrake. tMai4, 1S,1&S)
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-04-01

Mr. U. G. Anderson, contractor of
the wood work in the new brick build
ing at Russell Springs, informs us that
he has completed the two store buildings
and within short time will have the
Bank trimmed to Queen taste. These
buildings are up-to-date in every particu-
lar and stand to the credit of that
thrifty little city-an exemple worthy
of following by others. Not only should
the town feel proud over the enterprise
of the men who lead out in such SUBJ
stantial Improvements but for the men
whose skill laid the brick and put the
finishing touch with carpenters tools.
The store buildings are owned and will
be occupied at an early date by F. L.
Wilson and D. Wilson and Son-mer-
chants whose Enterprise bespeaks much
for Russell Springs and that section
generally.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-04-01
HORRIBLE AFFAIR.
). 7. HuddIeStOn, Of Cumberland
County, Shot and killed
by His Son.
THE SLAYER MADE HIS ESCAPE.

News reached here last Saturday
afternoon that Mr.. S. T. Huddleston,
who lived in the Marrowbone country,
Cumberland county, had been shot and
instantly killed by his son.
We have endeavored to learn the
particulars from the scene of the trou-
BILE, but have failed. A dispatched from
Glasgow to the Sunday Courier-J Journal
makes this statement: The son asked
the fathers consent to have party
at his home. The request was refused
and quarrel ensued, the son shooting
the father with the result as above
stated.
Immediately after the shooting the
boy made his escape.
The dead man is said to have been
prominent farmer, and the manner Of
his passing has created great excite
ment in the neighborhood.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-04-01
L. ". T. S., NOTES.

Rev. A. R. Kasey, who was absent
last week on account of his mothers
illness, has charge of his classes again.
Mr.. Walter Taylor visited at his home
near Montpelier, Saturday and Sunday.
On Friday afternoon the Lindsey
Wilson and Cane Valley base ball
teams played at Cane Valley. The
game resulted in victory for the
Lindsey Wilson's boys with score of
"a to IL. They were very much elated
over their victory, but on Saturday af-
ternoon the Russell Springs Academy
team defeated the L. w. T. S., boys by
a score of IL to II. Our boys expect to
play them again soon.
On Saturday. April the 4th, the ST.
Mary's and Lindsey Wilson tsams will
cross bats at the L. w. T. S., Park and
an interesting game is expected.
New pupils are still entering the
normal, and the regular attendance is
splendid.
Prof. Elan Harris enjoyed a visit
from his father and mother the last OF
the week.
Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Charles Mitchell
both of Green county, were visitors al
the Lindsey Wilson last week.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-04-01

In another part of this paper will be
found the advertisement of Mr.. w. L.
Grady's stock. Mr.. Grady is so well
and so favorably known throughout
this State, as to need no introduction
from any one, and likewise the reputa-
ton of his stock is known throughout
the country. AS to Mr.. Grady, he is a
man of experience, and has devoted
many years to the stock business, his
success being almost phi en- m n /.
Within this part of the country he is
probably the best advertised of any
man in Southern Kentucky. and GER
tainly there is not a sire of fancy horses
within the State that surpasses Jordan
Peacock. BY reading the advertise
ment you will readily understand the
great worth Jordan Peacock has been
to this part of the State, and while he
stands at the head of his owners fan
cy, yet he believes he has a close Sec
ond in Kentucky King. Read his ad-
vertisement.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-04-01
THE MATCH BALL GAME
The Lindsey-Wilson Team and The
Academy Boys of Russell
Springs Cross Bats.
VICTORY IN FAVOR OF The LATTER

According to agreement the Lindsey
Wilson base ball team and team from
the Russell Springs Academy, met on
the campus of the former last Saturday
afternoon. Notwithstanding the wealth
er was unfavorable, raining constantly,
the game was called at 8 o'clock and
proceeded uninterruptably until the
close of the ninth inning.
Up to the sixth inning the Academy
boys were not in the game, and it was
the judgment of the spectators that
they would be badly defeated, as the
score at that stage of the play showed
10 to in favor Of the Lindsey Wilson.
However, it was demonstrated that
you can not at all times tell just what
will happen. The Springs boys saw
that something had to be doing, the
manager announcing that the time had
arrived to play, and the boys went
after the game in dead earnest, keeping
perfectly cool. They gained rapidly
from the sixth inning, and when the
game closed the score card showd II
for the Lindsey Wilson team and IL for
the Academy team.
The Lindsey Wilson boys are not
satisfied and the two teams will again
come together at an early day.
Quite number of people witnessed
the game.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-04-01
AT THE RINK.

The attendance is increasing.
A great rush for skates.
''Now, somebody has got my num-
ber.'
'In another week person will have
to be here at o'clock in the afternoon
to get skates for the evening"
Manager Staples: "What time is it,"
"Seven forty" Great heavens! Do
/ have to stay here until TO-
''Now, you boys get off the floor and
make room for the ladies.
80, tap the bell. Them girls have
been on the floor long enough for this
time -
"Did you find a pair of skates?"
''No, somebody has got my NUMBER"
"What is your number?"
'Sixty' .'Oh, we'll, there are plenty of
them" '.No there amt / am going
to buy me pair, then will be given
an opportunity to show whatI can do.
Cant you skate without knocking a
person down? You are too clumbsy to
be on the floor
"Here, boy, buckle on these skates.
Don't stand there like you was asleep:
get move on you
George, will the rink floor be ex-
tended about thirty feet?'' 81 guess
so; Jim Page says he will have the
work DONE"
eff we run through the Summer we
will put in electric FANS" Said Mar
ager Staples,
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-04-01

Victor E. Kepler, an eleven year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Kepler, of
Hatcher, Taylor county, who was re-
ported dangerously hurt in our last
issue by our Campbellsville correspond
ent, died Friday night of last week. He
was thrown from a horse, his head
striking a hard substance. He was
said to have been a bright little boy, a
great favorite. He was not known to
us neither are we acquainted with the
breaved parents, but we desire to ex-
tend our sympathy to them in this their
great sorrow.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-04-01
TO THE LADIES.

Mrs. Sallie Bradshaw, the well-known
millIner, has secured the services of
Miss Flavella Butler, of Cincinnati, a
young lady of rare taste, for this sea
son. She has been here for the past
week, trimming in a most artistic man.
ner. Many hats of the latest designs
will be on exhibition next Thursday.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
1zdiies to call. 1t is understood that
Mrs. W EsEMncock continues with the
business. Mrs. Sallie Bradshaw.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-04-01

Arrived, the Great German Coach
horse, is advertised in this issue, and
all that is said of him can be shown to
be true. He is horse of fine makeup,
and is proving himself great sire.
The gentlemen who own him paid a
fancy price not so much to make mon
ey, as to increase the size and worth
of horse stock in this part of the coun-
try. Their experience so far is highly
encouraging, and the popularity of Ar
wed is growing as fast as his colts are
seen. Mr.. Browning, who has charge
of him, is a gentleman who will give
every one fair, square deal, and any
business entrusted to his care will prove
up correct. Read the advertisement
if interested in stock of this kind.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-04-01
GROWING IN INTEREST.
The News Msrit Contest, To Four
Young Ladies in Adair County.

First prize, Ladies Gold Watch.
Second prize, Gold Bracelet.
Third prize, Gold Set Ring.
Fourth prize, Gold Brooch Pin.
Contest clos les Wednesday, April 18th,
1908, t IL M. Below is given the
vote up to 11:3O this (Tuesday.)
Jennie Mcfarland, Columbia, 27,377
Mollie Caldwell, Portland, 81, 800
Pearl Breeding, Vester, 1896
Nina Marcum, Columbia, IA, 481
Nora Bradshaw, Montpelier, 10, 295
Mary Feese, Cane Valley, $3.50
Lula Conner, Glensfork, 1856
Mary Hulse, Columbia, $3.50
Ruby Jeffries, Ozark, 1925
Alice Walker, Columbia, 1855
Cora Smith, Columbia, 1,750
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-04-01

Mr.. Leonard Wilson, who was one of
the players of the Russell Springs
Academy team, got badly hurt during
the progress of the game last Saturday
and was compelled to quite the dia-
mond. One of the Lindsey Wilson
team was running to make base, and
having long spikes in his shoes, he &C
cidentally stepped on Mr.. Wilson's
foot, spike penetrating it to con-
siderable depth. The wound was much
better Sunday morning and Mr.. Wilson
left for his home.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-04-01
PAID LIST.

The following subscribers nave pal c
since last issue:
]. F. Hines, M. E. Corbin, w. A.
Brockman, Myrtle Gentry, Hattie Acre,
]. w. Moran, j. c. Royse, VIM. A.
Feese, Mrs. Harriet A. Walker, w. O.
Pile, S. H. Absher, T. ]. Campbell, F.
j. Barger, C. Gowen, Mrs. S. E.
Squires, A. o. Baker, DR.. C. M. Rus
sell, Mrs. Belle Snow, N. A. Mckinley,
T. F. Bennett, S. L. fairfield, D. P.
Rice, John Bryant, R. A. Corbin, B. c.
White, Hiram ]. Conover, Henry Wool
bridge, Miss Bercia Simpson, Squire
John Eubank, P w. Pickett, R. L.
Davis, Mrs. S. D. Caldwell, Mrs. Hat
tie Rowe, g. w Cape, James Suddarth,
Rogers Bros, C. E. Rogers, J. A. Par
son, Dave Miller, A. j. Clark, George
Hereford, ]. w. Parish, Chas. Ham
mons, Del Cravens, u. G. Anderson,
David Harden, c. H. Bryant, Mrs. Mat
tie, H. Bennett, /. Burchett, Curt
Hunter, w. E. Willis, G. A. Mckinley,
Fred Coffeg, Ida Reynolds, P. j. Coop
err, A. c., Snow, Stanton Woodbridge,
L. P. Long, Wiley Long, S. j. Long, j.
A. Vaunhan, j. R. Mcfarland, J. C.
Sublett, j. D. Sharp, Mrs. Eta Cald-
we'll, j. T. Fletcher, j. T. Burton, J.
M. Hendrickson, C. E. Moore, E. G.
Hardwick, Henry Grant, Mrs. Ellen
Smith, M. T. Field, o. C. Vaughan, A.
G. Wilmore, R. P. Breeding, ] R. Bell,
Wellington Redmon, j. S. Grissom, G.
R. Payne, ]. A. English, w. E. Todd,
DR.. U. l.. Taylor, Mrs. Ellie G. Scott,
Creed Haskins, D. A. Grady, j. T.
Stone, j. A. Cheatham, j. Albert
Cravens, Mrs. w. G. Smith, E. L.
Reece, j. w Flowers, R. ]. Howard
DR.. Strater, A. A. Hall, Uriah Keltner
Curt Blades, j. K. Rodgers, w. P. Gil
pin, Upton Lowe, w. M. Blankenship
Chester Perkins, Humphrey Bros ,Aller
Walker, j. w. Walker.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-04-01
SEVERE ACCIDENT.

Mr.. Charles Henry, who is one of the
firm of the Planning Mill Co., met with
a severe accident last Wednesday morn
ing. In a few minutes after the ma
chinery was started he noticed a loose
tap, and ii an attempt to tighten it.
his hand slipped, striking a saw. One
finger was cut so badly it had to be am
putated affrst joint, DR.. w. F. Cart
wright bling the surgeon. Several
other ingrs were injured. Mr.. Hen
ry came here about six months ago
from Wet Virginia, and has made
many frieds in Columbia, all of whom
are sorrythat he met with such Sc
nHluNfaent. We are glad, however,
that he will be ready for duty
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-04-01
MILLINERY OPENING.

The Misses Eubank, having just re-
turned from market, will have their
opening next Saturday. They have Sc
cured the services of Miss Parks, of
Nashville, an experienced milliner, and
they are satisfied they can please the
ladies. All those who admire beautiful
hats trimmed in the latest style, are re-
quested to be at their place of business
next Saturday.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-04-01

In this issue appears the advertise
ment of Young and Coffey's stock-be-
ing fancy saddle horse, trotter of
high breeding and a jack of merit.
This firm does not handle inferior stock,
a fact well established, and in offering
the stock advertised they believe that
merit and value is behind every indi-
vidual. If interested in stock of this
kind read their advertisement which
will give the information desired.