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SWORN PROOF.
State of Arkansas,
County of Garland

county or GdIldnu.-S~ I, Charlie M Mullen, of Lexington, Miss, being first duly sworn, do say that I am the person named in and who subscribed the following state ment and that the same is true of my own knowledge in every particu- lar
 was unfortunate and contracted in April. 'O9, blood poison at once vent to doctor at Laurel Miss, and WAS sent to hospital in Hattiesburg, Miss. was there some twenty days and they said they could do nothing for me and advised to come to Hot Springs. l was by this time in a very serious condition, as one can see from photo under date July 24, 1909.
 MT Gilson, the president of Inc Middlesborc Medicine Co. 2l0 Cen tral avenue, made me this proposi- ton: That they would furnish me their medicine without any cost and that Clouds Alteratiye would cure me. was without money by this time and MT. Gilson made me an of fer in addition: That if l would not take any other medicine and would stay around their office so the people visiting Hot Springs would see for themselves how quickly their remedies would cure he would also pay my ex- penses. Al once their medicine began to cure me as one will not from pho to under date August 28 1909, and the sores at this time were healed. TO get a permanent. positive cure l continued and do still use their me3- icine and feel no effect of blood pois- on and when I began 10 take medicine I weighed 9f15; I now weigh 1l7. and so marvellous has been my cure that have connected myself with this firm and will be used here in Hot Springs and other cities to alycrtis. the great merits of Clouds Altera tive
 Will add here that my case was pro- 7ounced one of the worst which had teen in Hot Springs for quite a time. I have used only Clouds Alterative for the Blood
 CHAS. NJ MULLEN State of Arkansas,
 County Of Garland.-ss.
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day Of February, 1910, at my office in Hot Springs, Ark.
 ". T. HAWKINS. Notary Public. Charlie NJ. Mullen can be found at our office, 24O Central avenue. MIDDLESBORO MEDICINE co.
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DeliC0felg
 Formed

and gently reared, women will find in all the seasons of their lives, as maid ems. wives and mothers. that the one simple. wholesome laxative remedy, which acts gently and pleasantly and naturally and which may be taken at any time. when the system needs a laxative, with perfect safety and real ly beneficial effects, is Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna
 It has that true delicacy of flavor which is so refreshing to the taste, that warming and grateful toning to the stomach which responds so favor ably to it's action and the laxative ef- feet which is so beneficial to the sys- tenn when, occasionally, it's gentle cleansing is required
 The genuine, always bearing the name of the California Fig Syrup Co.,, may be purchased from all leading druggists in original packages of one size only price fifty cents per bottle.
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After years of debate medical au. thorities are now agreed that eczema and other skin diseases are not seated in the blood but are caused by myriads of microscopic animals gn wing the flesh just below the epidermis The patient is perfectly healthy it is olly the skin that is diseased
 Hence, scientists are now agreed tha- you must cure the skin through the skin The medicine must be in liquid form in order to penetrate properly And We can say with con 6deuce that We have the true rem. edy for eczema in our store.
 The instant you wash with this soothing liquid you will find ,be itch relieved We positively assure you of this. Win you try a bottle tat only 25c) on our recommendation Ask for D. D. D. Prescription.
 R c. MORRIS DRUG co.
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Following an announcement that the Duke and Duchess of Manchester are 10 make a visit to Houston, this ap- pears in one of The daily papers of that city: "In this connection it is proper 10 say that dukes and duch- esses are rated just three grades be- low the plain people in Texas and one grade below our colonels." There can be no mistaking that kind of a posi- tion
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WARNING ORDER

Tn Garland rhsaecrt Court Nora Brooke Pautn
 Vs James E Brooke Defendant
 The defendant James F. Brooke j. warned tn appear in this count uHHIr thirty days to answer the complaint uf tne piaintin or Che same wHI bp taken H- confessed
 Given under ms hand and tro staI nf said court thI4 v ire Hf JHnutfs f4fH
 v A. 1Ff1rTrI<gTON Df.fE e FLOYD HrFF. Attorney tl TIfsm E A. HOOKER. Solicitor ioe 1laulm
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Flammarion's explanation of the re- lations of the earth to Haneys comet is so clear that we have been forced 10 the conclusion hat they are about 42d cousins
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The disposition to rebuild here the Hot Springs Western shops recently destroyed by fire means much to Hot Springs. not only of intrinsic worth, but that this resort has the co-opera- ton of its railroads
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COLONIAL BALL GIVEN BY THE LADIES' EAGLE CLUB AT MRS. BAsCOck's DANCING ACADEMY FEBRUARY %. 2I6.6t
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II is easy 10 lose sight of any gath ering war-clouds in Europe since the stir and excitement caused by exist ing conditions al Washington
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France and Germany are discussing the Roosevelt policies so far as meet ing him and giving him "a hot time' in the old town is concerned.
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Announcement that there is soon 10 be marriage in the Roosevelt family recalls the fact that Miss Alice mar ried somebody once upon time
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Just think how the county candt dates would be sliehted for attention right now if the primary had not been put off until July,
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Mrs. Dr L. II Fordham has return cd from Europe and opened offices iu the nugan stuac- Building, where she WIZ. be glad ,1 s3e her old patients
 1Ifm
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The agility shown by Dr. Cook in bobbing up in different places these days is only squalled by his failure to get a North Pole prize.
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other hand, is one iu which we could wish 10 be spared the horrible de- tails" Ugh!
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ASTONISHING RESULTS.
Follows Each New Discovery of

Follows Each New Discovery of
 Science.
 The great strides that medical science has made in the last few years is due ito the gam theory When the germ Of a disease has been discovered. the doctors have not been slow in finding a drug to kill it. In . few years. it will be rare to find a haldheaded man or woman The fall ing out of the hair is due 10 a dan druff germ, and now it has been dis covered how to kill this germ The remedy used is called NeVbros Her picide Its succes. has been marvel ous Not a failure has been SO far re ported 1t is also a deIshtu. hair dressing Tree from oil or sticky sub- stances. Try it and be convinced of it's actual merit Sold by leading druggists. Send 1oc u stamps for sample 10 Inc Herpicide CO., Detroit Mich For sale in Hot spi e- by he Jackson Pharmacy and the sorreus Drug Co.
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Japenese presents are free without your buying lot at the Fairda'e auction sale of lots every day this week.
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SKATING EVERY NIGHT, 8 p. Nj. TO 10 p. M FOR LADIES. Aomts- SION AND SKATES TREE. slJou RINK. tF
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Too many demands for a black
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The swope murder trial on the
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or course there are some thieves among them 1T they only had the word that the Nothing Doin " sign was out here
 Probably the foot racers decided to leave while they had the button in that Who's got the button" game
 Teddy" will go into Farce and Der in like a lion. After the jungle act he proposes to be Iiouzed. Republican leaders used 10 boast Iobout burning their bridges They are not Doastins now.
 Dr.. Cook is reported to be in Der. muda, from which point they are re- porting real weather
 Some say "tbe half has not been told," we'll, then, out with it. at the national capital
 The proposed pooling of the onion .crop was not a success; it probably lacked strength.
 Probably the moral is don't never never take no ten cent checks in the Southern club
 Yes, the people are here. and the railroad advertising has proven that i. paid
 About the only kind of new suit that one hears of these days is a law suit.
 How true it is that we never know what hese February days will bring forth
 Guess that railroad advertising didn't start things Hot Springs way.
 Straight men are happier without, than crooked men within an office.
 Facts sre stubborn things when brought cut in a legislative inquiry
 From the crowd here now all roads must lead in this direction
 Too many demands for black hand-out'
 |
 Maybe the old town inst smiling
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Hot Springs Famous Blood Medicine, Clouds Alteralve, Permanently Cures Sold on this Guarantee
 8 weeks, $200. Middlesboro Medicine Co.,, 240 Central Ave. Phone 5S5. Talk it over with us
 Don't pay more. 215-10t
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From the crowd here now all roads must lead in this direction
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Maybe the old town inst smiling now
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Arkansas National BanE
or NOT SPRINGS. ARK.

or NOT SPRINGS. ARK. CAPITAL, IiOO GOO % SURPLUS AND PROFITS, t2O5. .OO0 %
 cHAs. k. XIX, PREsiorsr
 z. 2. KLEIN VicE-PREs
 Q. LASER, VICE PRES
 CHAs. ". BRYAN, cAssirR
 HENRY ". MYaR DIRECTOR
 HENRY FELLHE!nER, DIRECTOR Does a full anking business, Cashes drafts and checks for visitors Draw our own drafts on al parts of Europe. We sell Tray eler's Money Orders, with Identification payable in all foreign countries in the money of the country you may be in upon presen tation.
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CAUSE OF ECZEMA EXPLAINED

There is no lodging the automobile
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Facts are stubborn things when brought cut in legislative inquiry.
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American reoers are the elite of the earth They enjoy luxury They traye-They expended $2oOOoO in addition outlay for O al ho5tari in he outh.
 eminer oca md ong tan telephones
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Straight men are happier without, than crooked men within an office.
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or course there are some thieves among them if they only had the word hat the Nothing Doin sign was out here.
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Probably the foot racers decided to leave while they had the button in that Who's got the button game
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Guess that railroad advertising didn't start things Hot Springs way.
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Freddy will go into Farce and Der in like a lion After he jungle act he proposes 10 be iou.zed
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How true it is that we never know what these February days will bring forth.
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About the only kind of new suit that one hears of these days is a law. suit
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Probably the moral is don't never never take no ten cent checks in the Southern club
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-03-02
Do II Now.

The time for Spring work will soon
be upon us when farmers will be rush
ing and will have but little time. Dur
ing these days of enforced idleness,
when mud or snow prevents more ac-
tive work, is good time to get ready.
The gear and harness should be gone
over and mended; farming utensils
should be looked over; nuts frightened
and missing bolts replaced. If new
pillow points are needed they should be
procured now. A good coat of paint
will add both to the looks and the last
ing qualities of many tools and should
not be forgotten. Chicken coops may
be put together, grape vines and fruit
trees trimmed and much other work be
done now instead of at a later date
when work is pressing and time more
precious.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-03-02
Residence Burned.

Last Wednesday morning about
o'clock, the fire alarm was sounded
from the residence of Mr.. E. L. Feese,
located on the street leading from the
Campbellsville pike to the Fair Grounds.
A large number of people soon gather
ed at the scene, but not in time to save
the building nor but few articles of
the household goods Mr.. Feese and his
wife were in the cook room, Mrs. Feese
preparing breakfast. They heard a
roaring noise and upon investigating
they discovered that the main part of
their dwelling was in flames. Their
children were asleep, but they were
quickly rescued, and then an effort was
made to save household goods, but the
fire was in such Roadway only a few
articles could be taken out.
The fire originated from a defective
fiue in the family room, and in less
than one hour the building wa
burned to the ground.
Mr.. Feese considers his loss 81, 700
with $3.50 insurance on the dwelling and
contents. AS soon as the loss is ad-
justed he will rebuild on the same site.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-03-02
Closing Out!

From now until further notice, we
will offer our entire stock of Merchan-
disc at reduced prices in many instances
less than Cost.
In view of the fact that we will be
asked many questions in regard to our
reasons, etc., will say that we are at
present undecided what our future
course will be, but to any one wishing
to go into the goods business we will
close out at any time, our entire stock,
including house and lot, fixtures, etc.
This is good stand and we have done
good business during the last seven
years we have been here, which
we owe largely to our many friends who
have stood by us all along, to whom we
extend special invitation, to call and
see the many bargains we are going to
offer.
All goods we sell from now on, will
be for cash or produce, or to parties
that will pay US when we call on them,
and to others who secure us in some
way. So come on and get your share
of these bargain goods.
17-4t Very Respectfully,
Nell & Nell, Gradyville, KY
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-03-02
Graded School Celebrates.

Monday afternoon Miss Roberts
room, composed of the fourth and fifth
grades, celebrated Washington's birth
day in very appropriate manner. The
parents of the children in that room
were invited, and all who attended the
exercises said they were entertained
hugely.
Tuesday morning in Prof. Wilson's
room, the students of his and Miss
Rickmans rooms celebrated the BIRTH
day of our greatest American. The
seating space was all taken. The pro-
gram Was very appropriate one for
the occasion, being composed largely of
patriotic songs and recitations. Those
present expressed themselves delighted
with the exercises.
Visitors are always made to feel very
welcome at the school by the teachers
and are certainly made happy by the
work which the children are doing.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-03-02
Here is a Bargain For You.

Daily Courier Journal by mail three
months and The Adair County News.
one year, both for only SITS. The price
of the daily Courier-J Journal is Sc a
year, 81. SO for three months. We have
made special arrangement whereby
we will accept orders for that paper
and ours during January, February and
March only at the price for both named
above. Send in your subscription at
once and keep posted on the proceed
ings of Legislature. Sunday Courier
Journal not included in this offer. Send
30 cents additional if Sunday issue is
desired.
Weekly Courier Journal is just as
good asst ever was. We can furnish
the Weekly and our paper both for one
year for S1.50
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-03-02
JOHN J. BIGGs.
A Well-KnOWn Revenue Officer, Dies
After a Short Illness at
LOrettO.
FUNERAL SERVICES At COLUMBIA. HIS HOME.

The people of this community were
greatly shocked last Sunday morning
when the intelligence of the death of
Mr.. John J. Biggs was phoned over the
city, and only words of sorrow and
sympathy for the devoted wife could be
heard. His sickness was of short dura-
ton, only few days, and but few peo-
pie in Columbia knew that he was i'll.
He was victim of pneumonia, and
while he received the closest attention,
earthly hands could not check the raw
ages of the fatal disease. The end
came Saturday night at his boarding
house, Loretto, February 26, 1910, his
devoted wife, sister-in-law, Miss Fan
ME Smythe. and number of friends
being at his bedside.
The deceased was born and reared
near Cane Valley, this county, but for
number of years he resided in the su-
burbs of Columbia, and was known and
respected as one of the best citizens in
Adair county.
On the oath day of May, 1900, he was
happily married to Miss Mary E.
Smythe, of this place, and for the past
five or six years they resided in their
beautiful home, near town, surrounded
with everything that goes to make life
worth living.
The deceased was a man of high
character; his word was his bond, and
the world was made poorer at his leav-
ing. When the end came he was in his
sixtieth year. Soon after he reached
his majority he petitioned and was re-
ceived into Tampico Lodge, Free and
Accepted Mssons, and shol t time af.
ter the third degree was conferred up
on him he was elected Master of the
lodge, holding the position for several
years.
About two years ago he made pro-
fession of his faith in Christ, united
with the Presbyterian Church and lived
a consistent member until the final dis.
Isolution.
The funeral services were held II
the Presbyterian church Monday after.
noon at 1 80, conducted by his pastor,
Rev. j. R. Crawford, assisted by Ed.
4. L. Williams. At the conclu-
sion of the religious services, the re-
mains were turned over to the Mason
&c Fraternity, bourne to the city GENE
terry and there deposited with the usual
formalities of the order.
This community extends its deepest
sympathy to the sorrowing wife and
all other relatives
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-03-02
Entertained.

Miss Annie Dixon entertained the
Sewing Club last Saturday afternoon
Those invited were: Mesdames Bruce
Montgomery and George Lowe, Misses
Lorena Harrison, Dimple Conover,
Myrtle Myers, Francis Jones, Martha
Hancock, Lima Rosenfeld, Madge Ros-
enfied, Edna Lewis, Laura Hereford,
Ruth Summers, Bess Rowe, Mary
Cartwright, Mable Jasper, Alice Wal
ker, Jennie Mcfarland. Misses Gibbs
and Hancock After bringing out their
beautiful work for time, refreshments
were served and another hour was
spent in delightful conversation.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-03-02

Mr.. S. A Antle has purchased prop
erty in Russell Springs, and is now a
citizen Of that thrifty town. Mr.. An
tie has joined interests with Mr.. L. E.
Darnell under the firm name of Antle
& Darnell. They are now receiving
farm implements, buggies, harness
and field seeds, which they will handle.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-03-02
Historical Party.

A delightful historical party was
given by the Misses Baker on Tuesday
afternoon Februarys22, 1910.
Many minds were puzzled as to
whether certain General was hero
of 1776 or 1872. What partained to
the army and the T. test. But at last
the Flag waved bravely over every
question answered. An elaborate lanch-
con was served. Those present were:
Mesdames Patteson, Murrell, Coffey,
Bradshaw, Patteson, Russell, Currie.
Coffey, Miller, White, Misses Clark,
Harrison, Hickman, Triplett.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-03-02
Death of a Former Resident.

On Tuesday, the 18th of February,
Mrs. Margaret Daughety, died at her
late home, Vine Grove, Hardin county.
She was daughter of Caleb P. and
Ann B. Turk and sister of Mrs Mary
T. Harvey, of this place. When quite
young woman she was married in this
town to Mr.. Noble Daughety, and soon
after their marriage they took up their
residence, near Loretto, Marion county
where they lived happily together I'M
til last October when they removed to
Vine Grove. Early in life she confess
ed her Savior, united with the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, and lived a
consistent Christian until the final dis
solution. After removing to Marion
county she united with the Methodist
church, there being no Cumberland
Presbyterian organization in her COM
munity. She was a devoted church
worker and reared her children in the
fear and admonition of the Lord She
was about sc years old when the end
came which was peaceful and happy
ending of long life. She leaves hus-
band, and three sons, two sisters, Mrs
Mary T. Harvey, of this place, Mrs.
Matte Van CleaYe, Louisville, and one
brother, Mr.. John W. Turk, of Red
River county, Texas. Peace to her
memory, sympathy for the surviving
husband and children, sisters and broth
er.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-03-02

1t was said of one of the best men of
our generation, Whenever he entered
a room of any kind the conversation
that was going on. and the discussion,
Immediately sprang up to far higher
level than it was before" And to this
was added, "Men thought their best
and spoke their best in his presence. :"
What worthier commentator could any
man have? The only goodness that
counts is the goodness which is of the
daily habit and inner life of man al
ways does make itself felt. And here
is the other side of the same noble in
fuence, for influence which makes for
good always casts out evil. = ''He habit
ually lived in an atmosphere in which
every mean and unworthy thought was
asphyxiated.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-03-02
Seriously Stabbed

Last Thursday night, Clyde Jones.
who is son-in-law of ]. D. Absher,
was badly stabbed by 10 A. Bryant.
The difficulty occurred at Mr.. Absher's
home where pie supper was in prog
ress. 1t is our understanding that the
two men got into dispute over the
sale of pie. DR.. w. r. Grissom was
called and attended the wounded man.
Jones was married about two weeks
ago. The facts will be brought out at
the examining trial.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-03-02
Coy E. Dudgeon.

The Adair County News desires to
return its grateful thanks to the peo-
pie of Russell county for their liberal
support of this paper. We had publish
ed notices, stating that a representa-
tive of the News would be in James
town the two first days of circuit court,
and notwithstanding the roads were
bad and the weather disagreeable, a
great many friends met him. paid up,
and renewed their subscriptions. While
the News is literally supported in all
the adjoining counties, Russell is the
banner county outside of Adair. We
would be ungrateful if we did not ap-
preciate the patronage from this grand
old county, and we again return thanks.
promising to use our utmost endeavors
to make the paper as interesting in the
future as it has been in the past.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-03-02

A postal from Owensby, Russell coun-
ty, says: ION Saturday the 18th inst,
Mr.. Shelby Williams, who has been
sick for over three months, succumbed
to the inevitable and passed over the
river of death. He was Sc years old
and leaves wife, daughter, and five sis
tiers. besides numerous other friends.
He left evidence of his faith. The
funeral services were conducted by Rev.
Thomas HadleY; after which the re-
mains were laid to rest in the family
grave yard at this place."
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-03-02

Mr.. j. eager Yates, who represents
the Charlottesville Overall Company,
returned from two months trip last
week. While out he sold $4,000 dozen
overalfs. That is going some, but when
you take into consideration the ability
of the salesman, it is not extra remark
able. We remember away back, about
the time the trees commenced to grow,
Jim eager travelled for hat house out
of Louisville, and at that time he could
get over more territory, swimming the
creeks if they were ION high" and
sell more hats than any other man
ON the road