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The Adair County news., 1910-03-23
Ruby.


The farmers are getting ready
for planting corn. We have had
some fine weather and every one
is making good use of it.
Mrs. x. w. Scott, who has
been confined to her room for
some time with heart trouble, is
better.
Mr.. Bernard Harvey visited
relatives near Fairplay last Sun
day.
Mrs. Arthur Royse and little
son and daughter, visited the
family of Mr.. /. D. Patterson, of
Picnic, one day last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Digger, who has
been very sick, is no better.
Mrs. Annie Coomer visited
Mrs. S. E. Estes, last Sunday.
Nina Scott and little sister,
Ruth, were the guest OF Miss
Annie Strange and Elsie Frodge
of Breeding one day of last week.
The Adair County news., 1910-03-23

Of volcano excites brief interest,
and your interest in skin eruptions will
be as short, if you use Bucklen's Arni-
ca Saive, their quickest cure. Even
the worst boils, ulcers, or fever sores
are soon healed by it. Best for Burns,
Cuts, Bruises, Sore Lips, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains and Piles. 1t gives
instant relief. Csc at PAUL Drug Co.
The Adair County news., 1910-03-23

Bare spots on head and wings
that look a little raw are pretty
good indication of insect pests.
Get after them right off, or you
may have some dead birds before
you know it.
The Adair County news., 1910-03-23

Are liver and bowels somestimes;
seem to balk without cause. Then
there's trouble Loss of Appetite In
digestion, Nervousness, Dependency
Headache. But such troubles fly be
fore DR.. Kings New Life Pills. the
worlds best Stomach and Liver RENE
dy. So easy. 25c at PAUL Drug Co.
The Adair County news., 1910-03-23

Did you ever think how nice it
would be to photograph some of
our choicest birds and the value
of such pictures should you wish
to.advertise your flock.
The Adair County news., 1910-03-23
DirieO.

Luther England and family,
Sparksville, visited Mrs. Eng.
lands parents, at this place last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. H. P. Myers, Hillsboro,
Texas, is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Wooten, of this
place.
Dogs killed two sheep for
Frank Stotts lastSaturday night.
They went for the flock of A. NJ.
Petty, but a couple of drummers
and few "boys" being on hand
in the neighborhood, they went
for the dogs, killing one of them.
A petition for the pardon Of
Henry Youtsey, who is now serv-
ing life sentence in the peni-
ter t airy for completely in the
murder of Gov. Goebel, is being
circul; ted. My reply to the cir
culators of the petition is that
Since it appears Youtsey was the
best man among that band Of
conspirators, and since the self
confessed leader of that most
feindish Of all conspiracies have
all been freed, will, as soon as
James Garnett, Ben johnson, or
some other good Democrat is
made chief Executive Of this
grand old Commonwealth, whose
glory is sure immerge from the
crime and slime Of the Republi-
cans, place my name to petit
ton for the release Of Mr.. Yout-
sey, provided he will pledge him
self to steer his course clear of
such associates as those who
have succeeded in piling their
crime upon his shoulders.
And, by the way, how many
readers Of the News" also read
the weekly Courier Journal? Ali
who do and have not already
done SO, please look up your pa
per OF March 3rd and read the
report of the committee that was
appointed by the legislature to-
investigate the doings of the
present State administration, to
try and find out what has become
of that one and half million
dollars that was in the State
Treasury when Gov. Beckham
went out of office, and why the
State had gone bankrupt, or the
next thing thereto. This Com
4 mittee investigated, and their re-
: port is very interesting article.
bLet me ask you again to read
4 this report, show it to your neigh
4 Dor, talk it wherever you go and
Hast hlt not least paste it in your
sscra4book for future reference,
! for although Wilson cannot be
&candidate to succeed himself the
Republicans are sure to nominate
4 some one who is no better.
The Adair County news., 1910-03-23

Complete. Straight Line Keyboard
Removable and interchangeable Platens
Ball Bearing Carriage
Reversible Tabulator Rack
Simple Stencil Cutting Device
Drop Forged Type Bars
Perfect Line Lock
5ichrome Ribbon
Uniform Touch
Ball Bearing Type Bar
Column Finder and Photographer
Decimal TabuIator
Visible Wiring
A Key for Every Character
Perfect Erasing Facilities
Interchangeable Carriages
Fight and Left Carnage Release Levers
Swin-ing Marginal Rack
Proie led Ribbon
Gear Driven Carriages
Ribbcn Controlled from keyboard
Variable and Universal Line Spacer
Perfect Dust Guard
Back Space Lever
Carr .ge Retarder
Improved Marginal Stops
Escapement, Speediest Ever Devised
These are features which make the
Smith Premier the choice of the
man Who investigates comparative
adva iages.
The Adair County news., 1910-03-23
Program.

Columbia District Sunday School Con-
ference, to be held at Breeding, KY,
April 5, 1910
April AZ p. m. Preaching j. H
Walker
April 6,-S:45, Devotional, J.R. Ran
dolph.
9 a. m, Organization.
9:15- REPORTS from Schools.
9:45 a. m The Successful Sunday
School. (a) What are its essentials
+. T. Mcconnell (b) What is its value
to the Community?-G. w. Pangburn7
(c) What is its value in Evangelistlc
work?-R. L. Talley. Cd What is its
value in training young Christians?
E. Stevenson. (e) What is is value as
a Missionary agency. P. Vanhoy.
Song Service.
ll:15 a, m.-Childrens Day. (a) Its
value-F. R. Winfrey, R P. Breeding
(b) How to make it a success-J. L.
Murrell.
Noon
2 p. No., Devotional. F. Black.
2:l5 p. m The Country Sunday
School. (a) AS it was-J. A. Goodman
(b) AS it is-G. B. Breeding (c) AS it
ought to bel A Johnson.
3p. m.vThe Adult Bible 'Class-O
B Finn.
3:15 p. ma comparative study of
Union and UNCONVENTIONAL Literature,
j. H Walker.
$3.50 Suggestions for improv-
ing our Sunday Schools Open discus
sion. t l.. Hulse, P. E.
n 4 ] L
The Adair County news., 1910-03-23

One of the best things about
feeding cracked corn is that it
takes the hers longer to find It
all. Work is what they need
this time of year. So cracked
corn is a good thing.
The Adair County news., 1910-03-23

The reason some people don't
make q good showing is because
they show too much.
The Adair County news., 1910-03-23
For Sale.

Pure bred, S. C: Rhode Island Red
Cockrels, $l.o0 each Also eggs for
Matching, same stock. 81 90 for Is
Mrs w. C. Leach,
l7-4t Joppa, KY.
The Adair County news., 1910-03-23

The Bassett Hardwood Lumber Co..
is now ready to receive hickory logs
or lumber at tn cir mill in Columbia.
174t
The Adair County news., 1910-03-23
Cr0cuS.

On the 10Th Of Feb. 1910, Mr..
The Adair County news., 1910-03-23
Send YOUR SUBSCKIP-
TON RIGHT Away

TO THIS PAPER not to The
Louisville Times.
The Lamar register., 1910-07-27
pRowERs COUNTY EXHIBIT
The Ou0msrcAal Association Takes
Hold q dc Exhfbit In Wig
0eous Manner

As a result Of q wide spread
feeling oftheneed of Prowers coun-
t. making . creditable exhibit at
re Irrigation congress to be held
il Pueblo this fall. the Prowers
carnty Commercial Association held
meeting in Lamar Last Friday.
a which representative from
every section Of the county were
present. The meeting was . de-
cided success, and q shown BY
the following minutes. It was the
scrse of the meeting that Prowers
county should be represented at
the congress-. and at other exposi-
tions. as we'll. and better than other
sections of the valley which are
making such decided efforts to
get together winning exhibits.
Tie exhibit will be shown first
at the Prowers county fair that
the local people may have an op-
portunity of seeing 1t. after which
# will be taken to Pueblo. It will
be dn the form Of . permanent ex-
hibit, that can be taken anywhere
If wanted.
Following are the minutes of the
meeting:
Meeting of Prowers County Com
mercial Club at Lamar. Colo. J. 3.
Hasty, chairman; J. p. Pearson
secretary.
J. s. Hasty stated purpose OF
meeting which was to oorgaMxe
commercial bodies Of Prowers couu-
The Lamar register., 1910-07-27

with smoker next Monday night.
and extending for three big, boost
ing days. a committee of eight well
known men of the city. whose
names are given below. are going
double the membership OF the
association. The membership will
be enlarged. and the scope of work
of the association made larger
thereby, and funds will be raised
by that method to assist in making
up the agricultural exhibit.
Next Monday night the smoker
will be held, and the committee
will turn loose. Everybody that
the committee misses, which will
not be many. areinvited to attend
the smoker on the following Thurs
day when the returns will be count
ed. During the three days every
one will get a chance to Join, and
they are earnestly urged to affili-
ate with the local commercial. as
ISOLATION and help boost by so do
ing.
The commercial association of
today means more than the same
ganization did to a town some
years ago. 1t is even more potent
o town than thepolitics. or its
business, or other affairs. 1t takes
in them all, and no one wishing to
assist the town can well afford
not to have helping hand in what
the commercial association is doing.
The Arkansas valley is this year
going through a wonderful period
of development. and Lamar is get
ting a share of it. The coming Ir-
rigation congress. the land show in
Chicago and other affairs of like
nature are attracting attention to
Colorado, and the commercial asso-
Citations have their work cut out for
them in meeting the influx of land
seekers and prospective business
enterprises.
The membership committee hav-
ing the work of doubling the mem
bersbip of the commercial associa-
ton during the first three days |
Of next week are. E. J. Wagner. ].
X. Doughty. E. r. Jones. Jack
Creaghe. S. I. Borton. w. d. O'Neill
Geo. B. Coover and H. b. Man
Vile.
The Lamar register., 1910-07-27

That the Lamar Commercial as
ISOLATION may be representative of
the whole town and section and
that everyone at all interested In
the growth and betterment Of the
town may become more closely al
Lied with the association. starting
The Lamar register., 1910-07-27

~ for the purpose OF making q
creditable exhibit at the Eightee n
tn National Irrigation congress.
Mr.. Watson of Pueblo address
ed the audience further explaining
details of the exhibition and man
ner OF arranging and collecting ex-
hibits. and showed sketch and blue
prints of grounds and building.
Mr.. Merrill Markham of Pueblo
discussed ways and means of get
ting exhibits and offered sugges-
tions as to arrangement of exhibits
H. b. Manville. chairman county
commissioners. advised that county
commissioners were ready to ap-
propriate $500 towards getting a
suitable exhibit. provided that they
could be assured of the proper sup
port of the business men of the
county.
Mr.. H. G. Lamson Of Wiley, E.
II. Gerecke of Lamar and w. C.
Simpson of Holly were appointed
as a committee to draft resolutions
to present to commissioners which
were as follows:
Whereas. THE 18th National Ir-
rigation Congress is to meet in
Pueblo on Sept. $3.50, 1910.
Whereas. the various sections of
the state intend to be represented
at that meeting by agricultural and
horticultural exhibits. many of them
having already began to make col
lections.
And, Whereas, Prowers county
with her numerous irrigation sys-
TENS, rich soil and unlimited re-
sources should not be behind other
localities in this matter.
Be 1t Resolved that the repre-
of commercial bodies
from the towns of Bristol. Hart
man. Granada. Holly. Lamar and
Wiley in convention assembled for
the special purposes OF considering
this matter hereby respectfully. pc
dtions the board of county commits
sioners of Prowers county to ap-
the sum of $500 for the
purpose of securing proper space
for our exhibit. IT being understood
and agreed that various commercial
,lubs of the county are to bear ex-
penses of properly installing same.
Moved and seconded that these |
resolutions be adopted. Motion
carried.
Secretary instructed to send COPY
Of these resolutions to county COM
Moved and seconded that this |
shall be county exhibit.
Motion carried.
Moved and seconded that each
club appoint one delegate as a
representative for the purpose of
an executive body to ar
ange and collect an exhibit. Mo-
lon carried.
The following were appointed:
Wiley. J.. r. Pearson; Holly J. G.
>avis: Granada. w. f. Eperson:
hartman. w. l.. Regnier: Bristol.
I. F. Decker; Lamar. d. II. Bane
Moved ard seconded that vote Of
~ Mr. VTnx~~u -rur- fh<<fr s<r~f<<--- 4 !.
The Lamar register., 1910-07-27
NOTICE

To Lucinda sanford and Marh Eliza
beth Robertson:
state Of Colorado.
County OF Prowers. 81
IN THE COUNTY COURT
| rhs beaver 4 Guli Hailroad COM
pAny. u corpoi1iiou.
Petitioner.
W.
Lucinda SANFORD. James h Dough-
". Maria EiI-aoetn l.obeftson.
LsonAra sanIoru. and Marie An
tionetts keniin. Charles hsniih.
hssponuents.
To Luclnaa SANFORD and Maria Eliza
beth Robertson.
titioner. The Denver a. Gull itaiiroau
Company. y eorpoiation. has Iled n Pc
tition with the honoIaDie ". h fee.
Judge Of the County Court Oh the Coun-
" u ProweIs. In the state VI Colorado.
asking that certain land IN SAID eoun-
.ersinsiisr described. be condemned Ior
aiiwAy. telegraph anu teiephone puI-
pos. A9A We. e - 80 ls!1saon.r.
;:3>ss:37sSss<s fsEss s:::sS ::-sss
81 Court, on the md day oil August. a. |
d. 1919. At 10 o'clock IN the iotehoon
q said day. when said petitioner Wiz
iudsment By deiAuII Will be granted
against you In accordance with ths
prayer Of s:,d petition seaa ana as
4 certain strip Of land one hundred
on either side OF = center line iescrib.
Cd a. follows: Beginning Al point
ON the north line Of the east mar 49,
Six 1SS. Township Twenty-three 90
South, isange Forty six ltsl West q
red and fifty nine Qssl feet east Of
the northwest corner Of said east nan
li-3) Of the southwest quarter o. Of
s sss s.s 81. 81 'e sss1ss: :'uss min
SSaa.:s sss ~. = eve; :a,a al. ss a.. fee; g
six 90 a point southsfiy Z dist issss
Nine s hs inc Sors ana sSrnss Of
east half 1-2l Of southwest quarter
az. q Section Sig ~ .s son.A, mors
feet vide extending iifty Sso) feet on
as follows: BEGINNING at a point ;, on 81
:. s s ss sos sa sans T9Tesse
SIX Clsl west Of the Sixth Principal
Meridian and southerH from the north
ret e q sse. E5 's sia Is
Nine hundred and forty,eigh ts4sI iee'
thence south fifty-one degrees fSi deg.
90 mini east three hundred and thirty
three (isSl feet. thence with the arc o.
one dssrss q deg S,0 ~ m'n and oa fifts
lSiibo) feet. thence south sixty-two de-
srees and thirty minutes (6s deg. y
MINI, east ninety-six 1851 feet 70 IN,
Of Section sig (N q distance o. on.
| ~ saia southeast quarter Of said Sec
tion Six 1sl. containing three and six
tenths fs.si acres. more or less. max TX
one tenth iii, acres in said Sector
Six 1sS, Township Twenty-three t2s
South. Range Forty,six stsl West
Nv order Of the County Court of tn
! County OF Prowers. State Of Co'orado
Dated at Lamar. , Colorado this zs''
The Denver 4 Gulf Railroad, Company
corporation. Petitioner.
The Lamar register., 1910-07-27
SPECIAL SANITARY NOTICE

All persons dIsposIng Of dead an
lu,als, decayIno vegetables. etc.. rust
bury the same. The city garbase
ground being East Of wagon bridge
In river bed. i.
BY order Of the eosrd Of Hes'tn-
The Lamar register., 1910-07-27
OUR PROVERBS COUNTY FA1r
We Are Going to Have the Best
Fair This Year We Have
Ever Had

The most strenuous efforts are
now being put forth by those in
charge and the appearance of the
fair grounds at present is one OF
considerable activity. New stalls
and pens are being built for ami.
mails, additions are being made ia
the old buildings I'm order to &C.
comodate exhibits. The grounds
are being cleaned up and put in
order. fences repaired and provis-
Ions made for teams and automo-
biles.
The number Of premiums Offer
ed this year Is 1928. which is near
~ double the number of any other
year. The money to be given in
prizes and premiums is Just so per
cent more than last year.
Our country is growing. More
attention IL being paid to farm
products Of this valley by outsiders.
A county fair Is a method of dis
playing our resources and showing
70 our visitors what our county can
produce.
The new gasoline or automobile
service which will be put In in
the valley by the Santa Fe will be
In operation by the fair dates and
no excuse can beoffered by our
neighbors for not attending.
The fair program will be ready
Tor publication next week and we
believe It will be asood one.
The plans adopted by the board
OF managers this year are govern
"a entirely by efforts to give our
people . good fair and liberal prem.
aums for the least possible price.
In tact It II promised by the man
aSement to those attending nothing
will be charged for that il not alb
solutsly necessary to meet ex-
penssA :.
The fnAr II not put on by indi.
viduals tor the purpose Of making
money but the object II to keep our
resources before the people. keep
Lamar and Prowers county In the
posiuon she deserves. tn the lead.
Those who have taken the respon-
sibihty Of the success of our fair
upon themselves simply do a whole
lot OF hard nerve racking work for
nothing and Il might be .Aid to,
- - 81 srs. ehss wAsssvsr sf- 4
49, yvu may put forth TO assist
n mating thia fair = DuCco8S will
70 returned to you many fold. in
increased values of your property.
Il makes our farms more valuable
because people can see what they |
produce. II assists the promotion
Of new enterprises In our valley
because money handlers had rather
furnish funds to those who are in
terestsd In their own welfare and
show activity. !
We earnestly solicit the support
Of every resident Of our prosperous
county and We look forward to the
fair bsing the greatest and most
successful Of all that have been
held here. Make It . point to
meet you friends ON that date. We
are all Of one big family and what
one does foranother returns ten
fold.
The four dates are August %.
"a, 25 and -. Four days OF fam
lily reunion Of our Prowers county
relatives.
The Lamar register., 1910-07-27
Hair Dressing Shop

NJ the latest Electrical Appli-
ances for Hair Dressing. Shampoo
ing and Massaging. Manicuring.
Shampooing and Massaging for
gentlemen.
Call Lamar 80 flor appointments.
Room IL First National Bank Bldg
Miliss Bartholomew. Manager.
Miliss Bartholomew, Mgr.
The Lamar register., 1910-07-27

meeting AoJOurntu on notiou.
Executive committee met on ad-
journment of the meeting of Com
mercial. and elected the following
officers: d. II. Bane. president;
| II. F. Decker. vice-president: J. @.
Davis. secretary; w. e. Epperson.
Treasurer.
Meeting adjourned to meet in
Wiley August l.
The farmers are earnestly asked
to cooperate with the executive
committeeman OF their section in
gathering samples from which to
select the exhibit material. The ex-
hibit reflects the farmers pride ant
spirit, and his work. and they are
the ones to assist the local men
in making the showing that will
bring honors into the county. The
exhibit, II shown. is sure to at
tract great attention. and It is ar
attention that will be directed to
wards the farmers. The commit
teemen want anything that grows
h, lin the line of remunerative crops
whether 1t be peanuts or corn. ha,
or small grain.
Space has already been attended
to at the congress. 1t being locat
ed in the Arkansas Valley section
> composed of the counties of Free
lmont, Pueblo. Otero. Bent, Prov
Iers, Huerfano and Las Animas. the
being the group in this water shed
When 1t is considered that tn
Arkansas valley is the representa-
tive section of Colorado this year
=. and that Colorado is decidedly tn
!, representative section of the agri
cultural world, then Prowers count
= Is able to be thrown favorably Ii
the lime light by making an espec
:, ial effort to get together the ex
. hibit.
Northern Colorado. the wester
slope and other sections of tn
!. state are not in the good condition
). as far as crops are concerned.
/. Ids this section OF the state. It
able to make an exhibit represent
=, ing the spirit of intensive farming
a and when a person, and there wi
- be thousands of suchpersons, look
at the Arkansas valley exhibit. hi
;. attention is riveted on the wonder
- full showing. 1t means much I
: the whole valley. and much NOR
h to our immediate section.
The Lamar register., 1910-07-27

To Lucinda Sanford and Marh Eliza
beth Robertson.
state Of Colorado.
County OF Prowers. 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-08

the road il not too hlcky settled il Is usually possible
to rel0cntc the line AZ much satisfactory grade
than IS the HILL Remember Is no further around
the edge OF pail than the bail nf the land
damages little
The problem OF drainage has not beer solved BY any
means by getting rid OF the surface water The unlef
ground springs and seepage from side hills will still
give great deal OF trouble and must be looked out for
Our clay roads are all full OF these lttle springs dry
most OF the year but the cause Of much unnecessary
profanity during wet spell The remedy Is 10 lay a
4inch tile with open joints FROM the source Of the
spring TO some convenient outlet Lay the pipe about
80 inches below grade, fil around md for about ~
inches 1t With crushed stone screened gravel
and build the road over this That spring will trouble
yon no more In side hin country the road IA fre
quently muddy on the high eide. DIG ditch at the
foot OF the bank about three feet deep and foot widA
either lay pipe just described I'LL the entire ditch
with broken stone and every hundred feet s0srarry
the ditch the road to empty the water on the
low side.
After the road has been properly crowned and
drained keep 1t in good condition with road drag.
The cost of keeping road In repair with this simple
instrument is only about $3.50 mile per yeas, and
anyone can build and use IT, To be sure II will not
blast lodges out OF yonr road, will Il pun stumps
1t is of practically sandy SOIL br nothing has
been invented TO equal It clay roads al any
where near ts cost
Start dragging Immediately after each rap,--the