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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-13
SCHMIDT WINS SUIT;
AGAINST BANK Of
COMMERCE
for J, N, Broyles, San
Marcial Banker, Gets Judg-
ment in Action Against Al
buQuerQue Bank,

Franz Schmidt, trustee for j. n.
Broyles. bankrupt private banker Of
San Marcial, yesterday was given a
decision by Judge Abbott in district
court against the Bank of Commerce
of Albuquerque. for $1,000. The
trustee sued for the amount OF iudg-
ment on the ground that it was paid
to the defendant as a preferred claim
within sixty. days prior to the time he
b%ankrhpt's affairs passed into the
hands of the court. The matter has
been before the court for several
weeks past. Broyles having appeared
several times as a witness. The plain
ltiff's suit was brought on the ground
that the bank knew the San Marcial
banker was bankrupt ut the time its
claim was collected The case will be
carried to the territorial supreme
court.
W. G. Leonard yesterday filed suit
in g~arnishment against Anna ID. Pao-
mer and Lulu NJ. Palmer. in an action
on account.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-13

The Gingerbread Man" Is the BIG
attraction az The Elks thoater tomor-
row night.
WHY Is il that musical shows arc
snoh spcllhinders? And why Is II that
good dramatic plays very often lack
patronage when "a comic opera COM
many viii pack the house To- suifocn-
tieng The answer is "a simple one
The average musical comedy. or comic
opera, offers so much variety IN enter.
talnmcnt and 20 much diversity of in
tcrest that one is not only entertained,
but enthrallcd for the time being The
~lailllancy. the glare OF unusual lights
tn pretty cpstming ana the almost
fairyesuuc scenery combined with on
chanting music ~up-to-aHfc ana anus
las comedy. the stage everywhere Cow
efel with feminine beauty and you
have the answer.
Everywhere you turn there Is some
thing 10 delight the senses and en-.
chant the eye. Tho story may be
iieht and fanciful. but 10 is usually snr.
ncicnt Tor the purpose and the nfctts
chorus naemhers. thc graceful dane
inr with the variety OF cmhellishmcnl
that our latter day producers give 4,
a. piunges one into "a world of noyclt,
and plcasurable hcwildermcnt
The Gingerbread Man" H. n rrca.
ture u this school. bright. attractive
IS beautiful In m,iods. apt and smar
Ia lis title SAYINGS and comic dcvci
cFmeut sensationaily catchy ans
clever In rs sensations. "a offers on'
a ~nrid Of novelty IN its continued IN
folding charm.
The 81 is hN tho late Fredfricl
. Hankrn. who has many clever pro
ducuon- To- his score. and tho musii
Dr. a baldwin sloane. has earned 30
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-13
g ~"
Seventy-Seven
Remedy for Colds &
GRIP

The severity of an attack and the
rapidly Of the cure Of Grip depends
on how early the treatment is started
IT YOU do not wait till your bones be-
gin 70 ache. but keep seventy Seven
handy and take it at the first feeling
OF lassitudc and weakness, the attack
of Grip will bee light and short lived.
rSevenU-Sevcn" breaks up hard
stubborn Colds hat cling.
Handy TO carry. fits the vest pocket.
All Drug stores. e5c.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co.
Cor William and Ann Streets. New
York.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-13

SuthcrIand's Eagle Eye Salve
Is the best eye remedy ever offered the
public. Ii is a snow white ointment
painless. harmless n absolutely
guaranteed TO cure. At all dealers.
l6e "A tube.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-13
LAS VEGAS MANAGER
SAYS GINGERBREAD MAN
HAS THEM ALL BEAT

II The opinion of Las Vegas goes for
anything. which Il certainly does. the
Gingerbread Man. which appears
here Monday night. is a winner and no
n should miss 1t.
Manager MatSon has received the
following telegram from the Meadow
city.
20. g.. Matson. Manager Elks Thoater.
Albuquerque.
You have seen Tho Alaskan and
the Three Twins. The Gingerbread
Man Is better than either and the best
You can't boost IL too strong
~.
j. SCOTT DUNCAN. JR.
MANAGER Duncan opera HouSe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-13
An skin Troubles

Aro oV6reome hy using Dr. EelIs m
tisrctic Saivc. II is rs pleasant to
use as pure cream and Is guaranteed
to give satisfaction. .fc a box
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-02
Additional
Sports
DADDY CLIP BEATS GATE
With Equal Start Chester Krum
Would Have Won, as Favo-
rite Was Best.

Oakland. Cal. April DADDY Clip beat
the barrier in the Cordelia handicap at
EmeryviIle today. and beat Chester Krum
a nose. With an equal break Chester
Krum would have won. SaIan beat
Ban Ann a neck In the two-year-oid
event. ]. r. Laughrey gained an easy
victory in the distance event. Results:
First race, six furlongs. selling-Olathe.
20 (Kederis), Is to ), woni Giles. III (Riee),
TO l, second; Aftermath, III lArchlbaldl,
10 l, third. Time, l;l5 20. Copperrield,
Dovalta. Philiistina. Pretension, c. ].
Cox and Andrew B. Cook also ran.
Second race, four f. longs. selling
salai, l02 KENT, to l, won; Ban Ann,
107 (AAcBride), G TO /, second; Abigail X.
los SRicel, to 1, third. Time, As is sec
onds. Dacia. Media, Lacamargue, Mime.
zelata BrOna. Dolly V. B. and Aawhuska
also ran.
Third racs. mile and quarter. selling
Miss Officious, 107 (Kederis), even, sec
ond; Legatee, los (Gross), to 2, third
Time. 2:09 s-5 Wolfville, Nasmerito,
GoIdway and Lanita also ran.
Fourth race. six furlongs; Cordelia han
dicap-Daddy Clip. 104 (Coburnl. II to .,
won: Chester Krum. los "a. Williams), II
to 10, second; Lady Elizabeth. 50 lander
SOM, to /. third. Time, liza 10. He
deem and Lewiston also ran.
Fifth race, one mile. selling-Rubr1c,
LIS (Archibald). to L won; Coppers, ZOE
Gross. to /. second: French Cook. los
(Vosper), 8 to /, third. Time, 1:9Z 20.
Hush Money. Billy Taylor. FL Molino,
Nike Jordan, General Haley. Wicket, Old
Settler and Piekaway also ran.
Sixth race, five ana half furhongE,
purse-Sweet Basil, us Cdentryl, 20 l.
won; W. v. Brumby. he CVosper). to l.
second; Directello, no tRsderisl. TO 1.
third. Time. 1909 s-5. OVmonde, Cunning
ham, Cuvina. Ethel Mex, Babe Nicely,
Basal, Montsverde. Circo. Prince Winter
and Vespartan also ran.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-02
THOUSANDS ARRIVING
TO ATTEND CONFERENCE
Crowds This Year Likely to Break
Records of All Former
Gatherings.

Incoming trains on the Denver & Rio
Grande, Salt Lake Route and Oregon
Short Line are bringing thousands of colt
ference visitors to Salt lake, and by
tonight most OF the out-of-town people
who are coming to attend the big church
gathering, which convenes tomorrow, will
have reached the city. Hundreds of peo-
pie from all over the country arrived yes
terday, but the really big crowds are ex-
pected today.
The opening session of the conference
Will convene in the tabernacle at 10
O'Clock Sunday morning, and there will
be another session at o'clock in the aft
ernoOn.
Officers Of the local railroads have made
preparations 10 handle an unusually large
crowd of conference travellers, and il is
expected that by tomorrow there will be
between 1900 and 1900 strangers here.
most of whom will attend conference and
will remain here until after the closing
session on Wednesday,.
On several Of the railroads special
trains win be run into Salt Lake toda Y,
because of the overflow business, and
there will be additional coaches to every
train coming into the city. The indca-
lions are that the conference which
starts tomorrow will be the largest at
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-02
At Jacksonville

Jacksonvsils, Fla. Apru Tho layers
were given a terrible drubbing today, and
one Of the best known OF the Metropol-
ftan bcokrnakers abandoned his betting
booth after the running OF the third race
Summary:
First race. six furiOngs. purse-kiA-
mesha, II to q, won; Firm. 70 ]. SEQ
ond; Jubilee Juggins, to L third. d1nas'
1.l3 1-5.
Second race, four furlongs. purse-Val-
lonia, 6 70 8, won; Louise, TO l, second ;
Harvest Moon, 20 70 /, third. Time - 40
seconds.
Third race. five furfcngs. purse-Miss
Loris, to 2. won; Roger de Coverly. 100
TO 1. second; Kenmafe Queen, 10 10 l,
third. Time. 100 20.
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth, purse
-Ardri, 8 TO l. won; High Range, 10 10 D.
second; Campaigner, 10 to l, third. Time,
1916 10.
Firth race, seven furiOngs. purse-Al-
Ian Fearn, to !, won; Eizabetnan. 10 z.
second; Lady McNally, Is TO !, third
Time, 1;27 IS.
sixth race. mile and sixteenth. purse
First Premium. Is to 5, won; -Sticker,
16 to 8, second; Ten PAGES, Z TO 2 tnlrd;
Time. i:47 2-5 (FWon but disqualified and
placed secondly
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-02
THE SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. SATURDAY APRIL

tended in the history OF Hormonism, and
the railroads are making every prepare
ton to take care OF the crowds.
Hotels and rOoming houses viii be
crowded to their capacity during the first
three or four days of the week Thou
sands OF reservations have alre ady been
made and there Will be lively times
around the corridors of the hostelries
when the vast army OF church workers
begins arriving in full force. Preparations
for feeding conference visitors have been
made by restaurants and hotels, and, In
fact. everything possible has been done
so that there win be no Inconvenience en-
countered.
Many OF the conference visitors will
visit with rela tives and friends. and sew
eral thousand spare beds and cots viii
have to be pressed into service, beginning
with tonight. With reduced rates on all
OF the railroads, many people plan to
avail themselves OF the opportunity af-
forded to come to Salt Lake, and the city
will be we'll crowded with them during
the next few days.
The want ads can serve you only II you
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-02
PROBES CANDY POISONING
Food Commissioner Investigating
Death of Child.

The attention Of Willard Hansen, state
dairy and food commissioner, was yester-
day called to the case of the little daugh-
ter of Albert Thorsen Of Salina, Sewer
county, whose dea tn on March 26, It is
alleged, was caused by eating poisoned
candy purchased at a drug store in sa-
lima. c. NJ. Hansen, a dairyman of Sa-
lima, furnished the information. A deputy
will go to Salina to get samples of the
candy, which win be submitted to the
state chemist.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-02
TIGERS KEEP VANCE.

Cincinnati, April THE National Base
hall commission today handed down de-
cision denying the claim of the Stockton
club California league) to Vance, play
er now on the roster of the Detroit club
of the American league. Detroit obtained
Vance nv draft from Green Bay, Wis,
the national board having previously
found as good the latter's title TO the
PLAYER. The commission declined to over
rule the board.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-02
PHoTO-sPEcIAL.

All sizes and classes Of photographs
at greatly reduced prices during week
of conference, at new gallery, 4415
South Main.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-02

The want ads can serve you only II you
USE them.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
u &opitel.
2a Snsun's Hlam.

uSa," m~ieoerbolte Magli, yma.
RIM bate i'd es tbuu iplen2 @aren
nift bis nlf ben beutigeu Gag. bis
arf Den Illgenblid, no ih gegen Ell.
men Der giiren cine Sdltlo Der Can't
bartlett iibernpmmen, Die id) ielbit UNI
Den YreiS meines Sebens Sllriid5il.
SahleH erbotig bin-oie 9ergbemoh.
lier niht meme Seinbe ebell 10 out
mie Die @rauen iinb Die S%dipeOeno
@elfer @runo fonnte mid peronlul.
len, Yartei iiir Die Gineu geaen Die
Nnberen 5u nebmen2 idl. melhe BON
Seioen nit 8erahtung uno Shimpf
~iiberbdnft muroe2 Hannten Die
2eute oes Gapitans Yroit mid nidt
Magui Die Sere, ebeniogut mie bie
Soloaten @rebriant's mlo Die Ban.
bitten 2eipinaiioll's es tboten2 llnS
wariim Itimmten lie slae oarin iiber.
elm, mid 10 81 nemnen2 @cm bate
ih oenn gtpas 81 2eioe gathan, idl
Elm armeS barmlcies @eihopf2-Sh
bate Cub warnen iolleu2 Mni
mel6e @eiie oenn2 Sollte Die Sere
pieleiht einen Gurer N%nfiibrer in
Den @aiien elmer Staot. auf elmer
SanoitroBe ooer in Dem @aloe anre.
benz 0tit Wel6er Serafting niirOc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

Sbr baBtet friiber einmal Mntioe bon
Wtontatgn, nidt pabr?"
ySa," entgcgnete 8arros, ,,,ino id,
baiie i'm nod, l,no id iage es bellte
laltt, obidon ib oieien Sab lett
5tpan6ig Sabren in meinem t~ieiItell
Seraen trage. So, i'd baiie Intioc
bon Wontaigll--if baiie rrn0 Der.
adte ibn-lno menm ih 10 pielc
Sabre lang 81 ldmcigen ur,o mid,
5n beberriden getpuBt; ipern if,
wenn alld) niht 5irm Ser5eiben, bod
gum Sergeiien 5l gelanaen geiubt
babe: 10 liegt Der 8run0 BARN, baB
ld) mem gar5es Sein. meinen @roll.
meme lle%ber5emgllng, meme Anb1ng-
ltd)telt Ieller feltrigen 2iebe geopfert
babe, Die i) fir meln Snterlano ems
pftnoc. Seoesmal, no ih MIDI Dem
Serrn oes Slblerihloiles aeaeniiber
lab, fiiblte id etwas III mir iid regerl
lunb emporen. Cine innere Stimmc
rief mir 5u: SieS lit Der RGuber
9lanhe's-oies lit Der M0roer Sri.
tan's-bies lit ser Morobrenner
bonn Shlolle Champ 0'Sipcrsi Sd)
perIid)te 5u 5peifelL mo oennod,
ihiuiea ih mo Spang mid rubig su
lheinelL mGbreno ein Srfon Oes 3or.
mes mo Der &ahe in meinem Screen
grollte. Canals iagte ih chen 10
mie Sbr ST. mir: Gieleid)t lit er ein
ed)ter 8unoesgenoiie!-S aber
fam uno mill id nid,t mlebr sipei.
feln; Die &abrbeit liegt Dor meinell
Iugen glGn5enO 5u Gage! Der RGit.
Der, Der Woroer, Der 9ranoitifter lit
@errdtber an ieiner SABINE, ipie al
allem ltebrigeu. Gieie iel6e rptbc
Masfc, melde Der feige Gerr1tber
friiber trua, nm ieiue Serbre1en oa.
binter 5u p%eriteden, tr1gt er bellte.
INN iein Saterlanb in Die S1nbe bes
SeinOes 5m lieiern. Ser M0r0er
SriItan's bon Champ b'Sipers lit
aih Der @orOer Yierre Yroit's nno
Der Wtitihuloige 2eipinaiiou'S. SD
babe uniere beiben Sreunoe an rG-
d)en-ih babe mein Saterlmb 5it rG.
6en--ih babe unlere Yilegetofter
81 ridden. Der SaB uno Die @nt-
riiitung miiiien lid enolid 2uit ma.
den! Die Stumoe Der @ered)tigteit
mlB enOlih idlasen!"
.Sso." wieberbolte Maolil, r8ered).
tigfeit! 0erebtigfeit!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

@eib, menn gglantine mirflih auf
Dem IolerIbloB lit, bann lit Tie ia
gerettet!"
,@erettet2" mieoerbolte Magri
lrnb lab Den Captain eritaltnt on, nie
INN in Dem IuSbrud ieines @elihts
ben Sinn Der @orte 5t iithen, pelbe
er 10 chen seIproden ulo Die lie
nift begriif.
,8erettet2" iagte lie 5ltm Sipeiten
Male. r@ie 10 gerettet9 8arum
gerettet2"
.antioe bon Montaigu lit infer
treltcr 9imoesgenoile-ein Der feite.
item citizen unierer Safe," iaste
Der GopitGn.
Maeri's @elidt uer5errte iihL ibrc
2ippen mllrben bleid) itno ilnbeim-
lid)e Slinten Ifienen aus ibren 9lil-
gen 81 ipriiben.
nIntibe bon Montaigu elm treller
8nnoesgenoiie!" rief lie nit heiierer
Stimme. Sch Sbr beltn 10 iehr
bon @ott perlaiIen mo p%erblenbet,
oaB SIR bies elaubet? autioe BON
Iontaisu Giier 8unoessenoiie -
guer Sreunb!-er!-erl ser Mann
nit Der rotben Masfe?"
uSa!" mtrmelte &oouI, Ser nift
lanser on iih balteu fonnte, ,Sbr
iebt-Sbr iebt! SD bate eS @ut
wobl seiagt."
.ltno ih, ih iage," rief Ser Sberit
Sarroa, inoem er iih ploblid erbob
unb bie Sanb an oas @efaB ieines
langen 9egens legte, lid. iage, baB
oieies 0eib Heft 6at; th iage, oab
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baben; id iaee, bob slntioe BON Mon.
taigil elm 8errdtber, ein s6urfe it'll"
Haoul elite aiif ben SberIten an
unb oriidte nit @Grnle ltno Sn-
brltnit Die tapferen, fr6ftigen SGnbe
oes alten Sreunoes ieines gaters.
,9tebmt guh in sl6t, SberIt,"
iaste Der Yfarrer Marquis. Gin
nod nidbt gans erloihener @roI fann
gid grariam rno llitseredt MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

cril nit in buS Sertrallen sieben," be.
mcrfte Der Efarrer Mtarquis, Limo
Dies mare gcfubrlid,."
.@a broild,t MIR elm einsiaer
Mten'd) NIT IN oas 8eheimniB ae,o.
gen 5lt meroen." entgegnete Maglli,
Inn ricicr Mcuid lit glldh unbe.
oilgt er9eben. IS lit Dies Der Batter
Oes lpaderen @arbas. @r lit Inter.
than oes Scrrn beS g(olerihloiies,
neil er IN Dem 0nrfe Wenetrrr-en.
,Sol,r mobnt. Hidts miro i'm abbol.
ten, Den Gapitdn mitSnnebmen ilno
i'm mir einen crit fiir5lib ans Dem
Nieoerlanoe nngefommelle 8neft
alts5uaeben."
y0as lit mobr," iaete Ga Guson;
yoas lit moglif]-oas lit leiht-ba.
fern es niht ifon 5u ipat it,"
ygs lit faum elm llbr nno oas @or.
fdbren Der @agen miro bis sum
Iheno bauern."
Ter Gupitdll lieB ienes ltns ifon
befornte Hfeifen boren.
8arbaS fam berbeigeeiIt.
.@ebt Gein Batter bei,te ailf oas
Noler'dloB?" fragte i'm Ga Glison.
IA, Captain"
r3u meld,er Stlrnoe?"
,@eltern laate er mir, er tpiir6e
lein @eboft Inn orci ltbr perlaiieu.@
v@orin beltchcn oie abgnben, Die
or ab6lliefern bat2"
ySll orci Gentnern Sen, %fiiifutb.
lieb5lg Silbertbalern, bier Sheffeln
6erite, orei Sfeffeln Hoggen-"
Gortietnng folst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
{ fir has SaBf 1910.

Wtr ienoen Sbnen ben 3alenber
toitenfret. tpenn Sic ioglei6 Sbren
rndltanoigen Announcements : 9etras,
lno $500 fir Gurausbe5ablune ein>
ihtden. SenOeu sic Den Setrae
prompt elm. benn Die Nnffrage lit
etne groBe uno es oiirfte infer gor@
ratb ibneQ pergriffen iein.
Ibtuuaspou
Soren5 q pnner,
s 9ei1dftsfibrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
EAneipp S~anItarium,
ROME CITY, IND

ROME CITY, IND.
Ssrrlid ~ssls3cnrr praAtooatr stubeiurort. Giss
htndnitalf. iuelAe itreIg rnh Vfarrer Rnsipp's Me.s
hrce s~eIttt.t iotrb flr 5bnaAr. &srpen, IN Hsaaen.
sletnss. iohts ana iar U seumattSmns uno ole deos
itihsu straEtse!tei. Giesnsr Eesliurser uns ipe,tels
Ar sptteSbt2uil. fhr nabsre AIstunff idbretbet an biz
SISTERS OF THE PRECIOUS BLOOD.
Kneipp Sanitarium. Rome City. Ind.
4eim shrcibea erwdbne man seh. SieieS Statt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

gefe gusmabl BON Getrdnfen III Slai6en.
geftearngeu per 4oft nerbei aiti bas Sroms
pteite uilb Bette beior9t NIB blelbeiI tets
prtuat. Mau idr.ibe nm cine Preisliits.
Geferens: Dubuque Gatipnal Sanf.
Heim ehreiben cripdbne man seh. bieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
1S3-1S5 Sixth Street. Tel. 113.
2Nef&ior S6mitt.
Grpbpcrfamfs= Sanbler

in BEN bsien nnb remiteu impors
tirtsu NIB erlbeimiideu 0siueu II. Nbisfies
iir Samillens unb Webi;uis Gsbrau6 ST ben
biti9iten 85olelale : 8rstieu i'll lrseno elmer
auautttat. sd u~ertanie biaig aber edit
niio nlIr ge9en saarselo.
Seiner California portDeiu s1.0o per
Galone une aufroGrts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
3,,r seh. 8ea@tums far grtefter:
SMItarsW

sarant,rt unb bon beu beiteu 3eusuiiIeu
beslsitet. Grp NIB Sweet 2Seine
cine Spesialitdt
The Adair County news., 1910-01-12

Mrs. j. w. McClister stuck
nail in her foot a few days ago.
1t, made very painful sore.
Deputy Sheriff Winfrey was
here one day last week looking
after the boys who ad forgotten
to pay their taxes.
Mrs. Jane Campbell was on
the sick list few days last
week.
Mr.. John E. Grissom of Ne
braska is uisiting his old friends
at this place Mr.. Grissom has
been away 35 years, but he does
not seem to have forgotten any
thing, and it is very interesting
to hear him rehearse the events
of his school days spent at
Ebeneezer and independence
schoolhouses.
Mr.. ]. R. Royse who has been
very sick for the past three or
four weeks is thought to be slow
ly improving and it is hoped he
will soon be able to be about
again. But Mrs. Royse who had
her leg broken does not seem to
be doing so well.
An infant of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Harvery is very sick
at this writing.
J. E. ClaywelI, Breeding, did
business here last Monday.
Miss Mayme Bean has been
sick for day or so.
On the 18th of December Mr..
Claudy Stotts and Miss Matte
Campbell were united in mar
riage at the home of Rev. T. J.
Campbell, only a few of the rela-
tives of the contracting parties
being present. The groom is a
son of Mr.. Geo. w. Stotts of this
place and the bride a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Campbell,
of near Sparksville. They will
reside at this place and may
peace, happiness and prosperity
be theirs through life is the wish
of your reporter.
The Adair County news., 1910-01-12
Columbia District. Second Round

The following make up Presid-
ing Elder Hulse appointments for
the Columbia District, going over
the territory for the second time.
It is requested that the member
ship keep these appointments be-
fore it and attend the meetings:
Clinton, Lands Chapel, Janu-
airy Hip.
Albany, Oak Grove, January
1916.
huntsville, Marrowbone, JAM
uary 1919.
Bear Creek, Parrish Chapel,
January 22-23.
Peytonsburg, Pleasant Hill,
January 1926.
Renox, Breeding, January 90
80.
Greensburg, Greensburg, Feb
ruary Sc. /:
Thurlow, Honks Chapel, Feb
ruary 1918.
Campbellsville Circuit, Asbury,
Febl uary 1916.
Spurlington and Early, Taylor's
Chapel, February 1920.
Campbellsville Station, Febru-
airy 26-27.
Evansville, Wesley Chapel,
February 27-28.
Columbia and Tabor, Columbia,
March Sc.
Cane Valley, Cane Valley,
March CT.
Gradyville, March 1918.
West Tompkinsville, March 19
20.
Tompkinsville, March 22-23.
Temple Hill, March 1921.
T. L. Hulse, P. E.
The Adair County news., 1910-01-12
DuIW0rth.

The health of this community
is very good at present.
Christmas passed off very
quietly in our section.
The young people of our COM
munity took advantage CT the
recent snow, and had a jolly
time sleigh riding.
Mrs. N. F. Harden, who has
been quite sick, is reported bet
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Bault spent
Friday of last week with the
latter's grandmother, Mrs. NJ.
E. Pike.
A protracted meeting will COM
mence at our church January the
9Th, conducted by Brothers Tally
and Rood.
Your correspondent spent part
of Christmas week with Misses
Lou Ella and Alice Bault.
The school conducted at this
place by w. R. Squires closed
December oath, with a good rec
ord of work by both teacher and
pupils. There are several boys
and girls, who have almost COM
pleted the common school course.
The first prize for good spelling
was won by Miss Ollie Pike, in a
written contest of seventy-four
out of seventy-five of the most
difficult words in "The Modern
Pronouncing Speller, the prize
being Webster's Dictionary.
Eugene Pike came in second with
sixty of the seventy-five words.
Good grades were made. Cordie
Allison, Owen Care, Welby Har-
din and others. This should
speak well for Mr.. Sq,lires, as
the pupils of our school were far
behind, especially in spelling,
when he took charge of the
school.
The Adair County news., 1910-01-12
BeCk'S Store.

Ice is plentiful at this writing.
Xmas is passed and every one
seemed to have a good time.
Misses Elizabeth and Annie
Alexander, Messrs. J. C. Alexan-
der and ]. E. Winfrey spent last
Tuesday night and Wednesday
with Elizabeth Lloyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Winfrey
and Elizabeth Lloyd spent Satur-
day with Mr.. and Mr.. S. T. Irwin
of Bakerton.
Miss Frona Cooper spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with
Mrs. D. T. Tarter.
Last Thursday morning Dec.
Both, at $50 at the home of the
brides father, Mr.. J. E. Winfrey
and Miss Annie Alexander was
married, Rev. d. 7. Tarter offici-
ating. The bride is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Alexander
and is a beautiful and accom-
plished young lady. Is a natural
teacher and has taught since
eighteen years of age in our pub
lie school. She seemed very
much composed and her beauty
was intensified by the occasion,
never did a bride appear more
like an angel than did she as she
stood and pledged her faith to
her lover. Her dress was of
white silk and lace. She was
most faithful member of the
Methodist Church. She will be
missed at her home, at her
church and by her many friends
we regret very much to give her
up. The groom is son of Rev.
I. C. Winfrey and is a man into
whose face one has only to look to
be convinced that he is a gentle
man. He is teacher in the pub
lie school. Immediately after
the ceremony the ne WY married
couple left for Glasgow KY.