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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-21
EAtssss,20 Febr.

MsN. - Nerts taur Hetta mister
pstsxtsst. .1o--l.bS, etrstssts $3.s5--4.zS,
@ystss Estsnts jsassss.Ol, }, 8tysiskts 81. 10
40, gsisEs $s.01--l.7o.
@stisR. - 5&r Wat scss-9lS<c, am
6&l1b s091.; far Salt ss11s--s9sSt, am
ehIsb s8sst; far September s71< - sge.
an sslat s7He.
RslfAtsss. -ssr Raj 4s5<-4sISe,
am Stlub 45Isc: far Sult 491S-so1se, am
eaIub 4sTs; fsr ssptembsr 6e7s - Sic,
ssfsr. - sir wat sls.-slZs am
e&lus sl21e; fur SuIs siL-slLc. om
ealub 3lI9e; fir septsmbsr s1 s-slssc,
am SaIus sl1sc.
8osssx. re. { s1t.
6srts. -- Safe yuttssfsrAs IS - TSs,
sxts sss astes NsE.ssra, S6--93s.
no. q. G. a741se.
TtHstsBissasM-s s9.oO-l1 90 Sss
Gsstxxs.
eIsis3wsm.-Sl4.7 rs ysr Gsntrsr.
Nstpsr!. -- 5000 ~ 2I.0o yss BbI.
Jux 9tat $l7.T0 - 1880. an ShIxi
sl7.7o; fir SuIi $l6.95 -- l7.o71i, an
s6Ext sl7.oS.
szGl. l.-s0.27k--s.s0 ser 100 g'o.
SarNai Ss.s7h-942K, dms saIub $9s74;
fur SaGi -. so--s.+0, am S6Iub $3.50.
Gksrs Ntppsufsttss.- - asTs s9.35-
s.27H per 100 2funb. SAr Raj ss.47k--
s.bB, am ShIus $3.50 fir SuEi 1928
$50, om GhIub Ss.27%.
S4HEtsrs sssss hGrs SsitsR. ssss
SAT-, s9.2S-s.SaZ.
Battsr. -@srh Itstig. gEssHsrs IT
7e1,e, Dstry ls--22s.
siss - Nsris IN fen, gFiias Is --
lee BsE GxtsAs.
Rais. - Rsrk fi!tE. gyssn Ia
l5s per yfxxs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-21

1850, 30. q bo. $I400-14,5 so; alee 30.
$1f 80, 80. q $1,000 per 1on.
RahIenfutter lit ftetig. .-aleie $22 100
23.00, WtbbliHg grobe $24.O0---25 90, DO.
feines &26.00-27.0O, 9entti6tes 5utter
S23 .O0--24.00 per Tonne tn Butt uno 81 90
mebr auf benz @eleiie.
@oITe. - Die 3ufnbr mar In ber per.
HciiereH Mshe etriHa BITE ga9freee cine
siemIi4 sste nnb bic 4retie pis OIst:
1Ingem af6sue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-21

ainhpieh. - Der Rartt pas beute
siemIicb Iebhaft, bic 3ufuhr par aerlaens
uno bic gretie iieIen um l5e per 100 9funb
@ute StoGsrs nHe asssess rparea In Rad.
fraae uub ftetta. EtIAsGbs fin6 feft.
6tmsss Gttsrs $A. $3.50, ertra 6, 10
$6.l5, D4isH ta.2S-B.oo, SIsif6erfisrs
f4.ss--k.6o. sytrs s5.s5 ~ 800, SsiFsrs
$3.2S-k.40, sytra $k.50--5.75. aiihe -. 80
300, ertra t5.l0--s.2S. GaHnsrx 81 So
s.7S. etodsss sxs tsssus ss.2s-S.s0.
tgtre Ss.oo---k.7B.
BulIen. ~ Die Rahfrdse war nur nSs
bis unb bic 9ssiie fislsn um lo--l5e per
100 gfunb.
Eassrsxss Isiass s2.7s--4.aE, SsIssxs
N.40 - SIG. srtra s.2s, fette guhsn
a. Tk--S.26.
GdIber.--Tte 2afubr msr tests sisngs
lid srsb uuo bic grtiie ftetis.
Dretstss xxs ssoss $4.so--S.00, feis sts
gate IeiHte $7.7S--9.0o, ertrs &s.O0--9.2B.
REIber In sss 10 ssifksss.1Asfssa. ~
6aRs, o., pstMs sn sxSsslsisss s-Sks,
ssbisArs STE.
q Aweiue. Die 3ufuhr mar heute
nidSt arot mnb Bite Rretis feit unb INN To-
lsc boher. Gts EaGfraae mar stne sisnIs
tit srobe. GeseH ShIsb wurbs Der NaTti
wiaiGess
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-21

Dele. = Rarft TT ftetta. - aeinSI
robes 101c, gefo6tes 102c per gaaone in
gartien non Ia Dbl. Grtra CONNER Teft
2arb6I S5c per @auone. Cotton Seeb
Gel robes 62--53c, raffinirtss 55-5sc per
galone. Terpentin 94e, Petroleum, gers
lection 10c, Eblo, Rentutp uno Snbtana
.9s4c per Gaaone. Groun GaioIin 18c,
Rapbta l3e per BdlIons.
SaIs. - Der Rnrtt III ruhia. Ehin
Stper 9o--95e. Dlibigan uno atrou Sac
per Bbl. pom $50 4funo.
Galg 1T ftetig.--Brtmn Gitp 7h-73Sc,
DO: Gountrp 71s-74c per gfuub.
aob len.--Dtarft rubsQ. g)ouahtoahenu
$3.50. Qub uno SIat 500, 8anauba
Gtiftoblen $3.50. 9iub uub Glad 800
per Tonne abseliefert RaufIoie gtads
toblen $4.25, anthracite $3.50 per Tonne
abgeLiefert. Cote foitet $500 per Tonne
a6geIiefert.
Sdmereten. - Rarft feft. Sleeion.
men $7.00-S.00 auf benz GeletIe uuo S8 .25
$50 per gu. prui Store. Iimotfu g. so
400 auf benz Beleiie uuo S4.O0--5 90
per BuibeI pom Stere. 8u6ueisen 90c.
5Ia6siadmer $3.50 per gu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-21
8erS ShreibaIs.

8rau o.: .Das iIt ia Elm rei3enbes
ainb; ih m0bte piFen, mas aus 6em
Sleinen etnmoI tperben tDirb2D
Srnu &c.: raSo, tpsnn man aus Der
gegenpart auf bic 3utitnft fdIiebeH
tam. oann tDirb Ct tpohI mai Anss
rufer tnerber."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-21

Res S5ss:, 10. 5ebr.
stNx mar unsereseIt sR S44.oo--4s 90
nab aayfsr rubta.: 2sts ys sl2.62k $50
la.S71&, SIertrslptbis la Sl7.57T--l2.62H
uHS Gaitins "a $l7.0s-l2.as. BIa sss
Hau ~ S4.4o 4.50 zns 9p' Itsr ps.
su $3.50 -- $50. - &tisH par rubia.
Re- ssxxSrs xsrtssrs "a Sls.so--ls.aS,
As.3 be. sa sls.2S--ls.00, Ns. l Soattsrx
aRs re. ssxtssrR left IN xlS.3S--ls.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-21
Wo,si Welbttsarfte.
VI ontas, 20. ssess. 1911.

~ ~ ~ N@s U~~~s -
Ole Ro6frage mad DarIehen mar heute
feline beioHoers grcte, bod naren BITE Bans
Ten nit Routinsarbestsn iiberIaben nno
e5eIo mar tpi1ig. Bon ben Bansen Dtirosn
TorIsbsn .on eaTI@ sn 4--4L% nuss
eellebsn anb nbDeIbdftspdpiers iuuroen ~ 81
--8a bisfontirt. Sm offenen Rarfts fuurosfi
Gdrlebsn .on caII- su ar uno anf Sest
gu 4M--5 81 plaeirt.
Rstdtsl aai sssw Dsrf.
mdren ftetia uno wurben III 10c prds
snie per $1,000 smiihen .Banfeu periauft.
Tie Gounterrate bstragt b0e grdrrse per
$1,000.
h,sdsid emf 0asspa.
iparen feft. Seute iinb BITE folaenben
Cuosirunasn sm berimten:
gcnbon. 3 Tage Sidt, &4Bes<-4 81 per &C.,
% Idgs Eid,t, s. .635 x--4 .S3A per &; 4arts
Eags Sidt 5I21<<--5I5 Srarcs per 500
90 Iaas Siht, 5I711<--520 Trance per 500:
fllr 1ensi6lanD Taae Gicbt, a Narf 90 &c
DO. 80 Tage Sidt 94hc,
Documentary Bills astf Qonoon rpurben
81 &4.8251, amf BldsGoiu su S4.62L uuo
AMI BeGfdit 30 Sl.S2 psrfauft.
gHHsrS-rhfisatisasH
rusie HHo itetts. Tie 9anten qao.iren pie
foigt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-21

G1were @9seins brsHtsn 3T.2S--7.So,
ests bic aKsssis'sss Bsspefxaass xss
tssH4srissss@ $7.7s--7 80, semti&ts Ser.
ssGxnasisrtsx t7.60~-7.7k, srsiaass bts
sxssrleisss i&wsss fstts a&ss s5.eo--T.5o,
eytTa -, @tsss %. 90 - $50, IsiAts
1sTfaRstisTtsa &T.T6---7.s 80, *sTtsl Bsn lie
pS. sno psxissr s7.0s--7.60.
&9sfs a1s sGmmss. -- Die 5afukr
RON Shafeu uHo 2dmnern mar Aeats grps
bes nne bte greiie ftsIen am l0--l5s.
Gasfs.--srtrs 81. .1o--4.2S, cate Bis axs'
erisftRs $3.50 -- 400, srbiR&rs Bic sats
s2.2s--s.3s, SdsrIirss - 1880.
SkRRG. - Grtra &6.2S-s.4o, gate bs
asssrItitHs $S. 6o-6.Ik, sssiskrs Bis sxts
$4.7b--S.k0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-21
pferoe uno NNamleiel.
einttnnati. 2o. ,sebruar

Vt u u HHWFW 20 lytVEAUt'
Die befisren $ferbe rDdren in ber perfEo's
ieaen Boae In rett gutter Rahfrage, bod
wuroen ihwers gferbe nur menia eetauft.
Tie greiie wdrer i9pdher. 9lugs iaueeu
bic bette abnahme. % famen i'm 6ansen
34S Seisrss ;.as l!3 agaaleieI " pen Wnrtt.
Die Euotiraneen pdren tpie iolet:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-21
asissss, 20. sSebr.

WWNWWW1 W. IJNVF7
etNsstsA. -- wsssss $500 - 6.7k,
1sTss gttsss s4.30-k.s0. Sskitas &ttsrs
A.6o-5.s5, StsSsrs xRs tssssrs S8.7b--
$40, RkAsxxs Hstfsrs ss.o0--s.70, 9kIssr
T.00-s.so. Wsrit Ftstis Bis Ice ntebriser.
&ApstGs. - ast@ts x7.a0-7.60, sss
mffAts 81 7.l0--7.50, iAssrs $500 - TAO,
rsaAs s7.0o-7I5. snts bts sastrIsfsxe
ihwere s7.l5-7.4o. fsrfsl e7.40 -- 7.70.
WarEt ftart uno stpas boher.
@Ae's aRs xkwMsr. @6sis !:
eishstatfAs s3. lo--4.75. wsRItAs $50
--<.s0, sahrLisss "a. 4.60--6.7S.
k&ssr:-sixtstatiAt sS.oo-s. 40, SEA.
HAs 80. 25-6.50. Esarft fe Bis los b6ber.
8sfsAr. - Rtassift 90, 600, @Awstae
38, ,0e9, @Aafs xas a6Mmsv a. ,00e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-21
1leberitdJt bee Cincinnati
Wtarffes,
fur bic Rontag, ben 90. 5ebruar 1911
enbieenbe @o9e.
gincinaati, 20. ae5rnar, 1911.

GtnctnHGtt, ~. ve5rn1r, llSll.
Tie na1iotssnben Guotiruuaeu bsstebea
fif nur auf Gngros Sransattionen. Bet
tieineren Gef4dfteu Dsrbtu etwas b6bere
Preiie bere6net.
RrObtfionen.
Ger MART mar rubig uno bic Brtiie ifstia,
g S6ma ts.-Vrima Steam 8.l0-9 zoe,
Gamilp l0-I0ISc 4. o. b.
Srodehgefaltenesg gItiiH. Rartt
ffstie. Sbort clare Ssitsn 1l--ll1se, fort
Rippenfsiten I0A--lir, sItra fbort dear
Stttsn 1016 49, Ike, ShIiteru I03a ~
I01sc, Bellies 1s--l3He Iofe uuc 5zc msbr
bsrpa6t.
Daton. Rartt itrtig. Short flur.
Sei.en 121x-l21se, fur,s Ripptufeitsn llI
--l21se, eTtra Ibprt dear Ssiteu 12--I21ss.
S6uIterH llK-I2Ist uup Bellies l4L--
i4954e Ioie uno Lze per gfuao msbr bsrpadt.
Sugar Cured 5Ieif9.-- Mlarit itetis
S6intsn l4.0o-l5.O0, pitnie S6nltsrn
l2.00--13.00, Hrtalidt Eason l9 500 90,
Shulttrn 100 1900, Rsm gort Gut
Sbultern IL .50--l3.00 tro6ene Beef S9ins
Ten IS.50--I9.0O.
2 Sab8tp6felts SlttfG.-g1artt fie.
tis. Sdinisn l2N-I3s, gitnnie Shultern
Il-IlAe, 9eilits l7K--Ise, S,tutteru
ll-llAe, Rem yart Gut saulttrR llA-
l1Le.
Grit6tsSteifd.- S&infeu f2-121ls,
pienle SduItern 9a4--l0l4s, S6ultern 81
--l0Ae, ibort Nippenisittn 9A-l0At, fbort
Hare Seiten l0-l01zt, ertra ihprt geiten
9T-l0s, Bellies 12114--l51zc per gfuao.
@tbI unh Gstrsie..
WsbI. Rsues 9int,r patent s4.25--
4.5o, stuier Gontp 3.95--4.20, gSiuter
SSamtlg s3.25--S.50, Ggtras 2.5o-3.Oo, or.
binates s2.65-2.75. spriug patent $5 so
$50, DO. fauep s4.75-5.10 DO. 6autilg
s4.35-4. 10; Hosssnmebl, noropsiilta &c.
mifAtes s4.45-4.55, rtints Gitn $4.60-
4.S0, asmif6tes $4.45-4.65 per gbl.
eiseR. - Rorft ruhig nnb ftetig. -
SO. 2 rotber @inter 9l--e2c, 30. 8. 3d.
Ole, Ro. rotber ~ - Sic per Suibel.
gersGaft wuroen l Gar $40. 2 rpther aIiHs
ter su 92c. Gar DO. ~ S91<e, 1 Gar DO. su
Sic, l Car 30. su Gle uno gar DO. su
sS1ac auf Gem esleiie.
geli ntorH. -Dearft Iebbait u. itetig.
ao. z rueibes 471E-481ze, Ro. ueibes AZ
--471ae, 4o. 4 petbes 4I--44c, 30. 2 aeI6es
4s-4sc, go. selbss 47--471<s, go. A
sslbes AZ - 45e, Ro. seHiidtes Az
--471lc, 30. 3 DO. 461<-47e, Ro. DO.
H--44e, petbes aoIbentorn 45--47e, selbes
DO. 4s-50c, geriihies DO. 46-4Sc per Bu.
8ertauft wuroen: | Gar Ro. gelbes ~
4Te, / Gar 30. B seniihtes su 47e, Gar
9o. 4 semiihtes ~ 4lLe, / ear 30. mel.
Bes ta 4S11ae, 1 Gar 30. 3 DO. "a 471zc, /
Gar seniIt,tes mad grobe. ie6r ieadt unb
i9nulttg, 81 Doc uHs 2 Cars gemii1tes
Solbentcrn gu 46c auf Dem gsleiie.
5afer.- Wartt rubis uno itetia. Ro. 2
usiber 50 - 841zt, Stannoro metber 3D.
3ie, 20. 8 rueiser 83-331se, ao. 4 DO. 81
SIC. Ro. eemii6ter 321 - 33e, 80. 8
90. 32-321Se, SO. DO. 3O--3le per Bu.
Sertauft uuroen: Gar go. 3 gemt;dter
su S21st, / Gar Rn. 2 rpetber III 34xc. z
eGrs StoHbGro wetber su 331Se uno q 1ors
DO. sn 34e duf Dem Geleiie.
Aogge Nartt feft. 20. Q sprino
85-e7e, ao. 8 s2-s5c, 90. 4 79-S2c per
BuibsI.
ger fte.- Grahiabrss sBsrIte, ae. 2 ss-
Lo4e, 10. 92-96c, 30. 66--s2e pergu.
gersIsi9 Der 0etreises gretie NIT ben,
ienigeH am gIesHsn Iase Oss porssea Sa6s
rRA.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-21
Mhtstp.

Der Warft mar ftetig. Berfduft nurbeH
9l6 BbIs. Tifttaer's 1iRis5eo Gco6s auf
Der Bats poR SI.33 per Baacn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-21
NLfaflMa Rsnis llmiaAe.

glsafiHs esuis simiase.
Der iinsias iiH bieiigen elearingbous be-
lief ii@ bette auf %, ,906, $50.
2stm. .eefarlfsfsn.
grcetor h Gamble com. unS Cine. B0s
a electric iparen heuse tn siemfiG gutter
9a6frage, ionSt aber mar oer Rortt fau.
Die fclesnbeu 8erfduie fiuo 80 bert9feus
ssa sss 1srfe.
Refnfc Call.
B astsen otne. Gas q electric go......-. %
ASA Columbus So. ber-......s..--..... fo15s
FIRST Gail.
30 Eftts Gtns @6s q electric. ......-...- s55<
AtfIsn 9gcstrx Il 1eueis A...,......As
~ affss a. o. Brtaftaa gs.....-........ sik
tween Cali.
isHlsieH EatHmAss. Gas tfs.......--.---~..
10 AftieH Eainl 8spf. pfe....-ss-.......,h I'D
Second Call
aftlsH gtre q Suburban xsIspscns. -. 1914
iyAfsssH ssr gsHG @ss gisrrk......,... IN
! siiiisn arsrisr d SaHbIs. ssn.,....... .es
eoss.ss..s...*--........ss- .ss~ssss.ss&fs
3m sffsnsa maarttes
ix0o Cincinnati tss, 1850. .-.......... f01S
A1GfeheHhe TabeIe RON I'm bteiiieen
Rarft befiRbIid,en Bonne Ino AftieH etebt
bic oifisssuen Iuottfnugen on:
IA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-21

ler tauFsn prtna su 28--29c per gfun6 uuo
psrfaufen fLetne luantttdteu Az 2--3e mekr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-21

SohH Gutptut
WrHEheut bts Staetreths.
Gttef: EhHia atHesrisH, SIert
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-21

Die ua9iolesuben Guotiruugeu bsstsbeA
fih nur auf Gugros Sransattioneu. Bel
tieineren Gtf6dfteu Dsroeu etpas b6bers
prsiie btre9net.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-21

grdfotnt bts etaotratbss.
Nttsf: GbDtE 9tubtEfSH, Glvt
14,2i
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-12-27

the east side of the Columbia and
Campbellsville turnpike road, and cor
ner to the Farmers Bank lot and Bank
building and lot and lines, thence
Northeast 1872 feet to stone corner in
said Wilson's line thence Northwest Sc
feet to the middle of the road, to a
stone in T. l. Smiths line, thence with
said Smiths line, Southwest. 139 feet
to a stone in the aforesaid turnpike
road, thence with said turnpike road
southeast 81 feet to the Beginning.
Also certain or tract parcel of land
containing IS acres, lying in Adair
County, KY, and near Cane Vslley, KY.
and on the Greensburg road known
as the jeff Bumgarner farm and
now owned by the defendant, R. B.
Wilson For more complete description
of above described lands reference is
made to the judgment and order and
pleadings in the above styled action.
For the purchase price, purchaser
with approved surety or sureties, must
execute bond bearing legal interest
from day of sale until paid, and having
the force and effect of judgment.
Bidders will be prepared to comply
with these terms. Dec. Is, 1911.
w. A. Coffey Master Commissioner,
A. c. G.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-12-27
Commissioners Sale.
R CIRCUIT COURT.

ADAIR CIRCUIT COURT.
Sandusky & Co. Plaintiff,
R. B. Wilson &c. Defts.
w. C. Order &c Plaintiff,
R. B Wilson &c Defts.
Farmers Bank &
Bank of Columbia Plaintiff
R B. Wilson. &c Defts.
By virture of Judgment and order
of sale of the Adair Circuit Court,
rendered at the September Term, there
of, 1911, in the above styled consolidat-
ed actions for the sums of $770.37. to
j. G. Sublett, $3.50, to Order Morrison
& Co, $lI3. A, to Sandusky & Co .$l48,-
o5. to w. H. Johnson. $1O96. 16, to the
Bank of Columbia and 1869. %, to Far
mers Bank Cane Valley. interest on the
debts is counted and included to the
18th, day of Jan. 1912, the day of sale,
and the further sum of 1856, CONSOLE
dated cost and probable cost of $l5.
l shall proceed to offer for sale at the
Courthouse door in Columbia, Adair
County, KY, to the highest bidder at
pnblic auction, on the 18th day of
Jan. 1912, at one o'clock p. NOR there
about, it being first day Circuit court
for said county, upon credit of six
months, the following described proper
ty. towit: AElot sor tract of land and
the improvements thereon, situated and
being in Adair County KY. in or near
the town of Cane Valley, KY. contain
ing liz acres. 1t being the same land
conveyed to said R. B. Wilson, by ]. G..
Sublett and on which said Wilson's resi-
dence is situated.
Also two lots of land and the build
ings and improvements thereon. situat-
ed in the town of Cane Valley, Adair
County. KY, and bounded az follows.
towit:
First Lot: Beginning at a stone on
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-12-27
New years Resolutions.

| will get up earley in the
morning and help mamma with
the breakfast
| will go to bed at night with
out making a fuss about it.
| will dress Freddie every
moning.
will take my turn at washing
the dishes even though l like
better to wipe them.
will dust the parlor every
day and not leave it for Agnes.
| will not forget to make the
beds when it comes my week.
| will take care of my bird
every morning.
/ will amuse Freddie and not
be cross to him once this year,
| will sew on my buttons with
out being told.
Twill not let Agnes do my share
of the work just because she is
obliging
l will always be pleasant to
everybody.
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Pianos for Sale.

/ represent a first-class piano and
organ manufacturing establishment.
instruments ON exhibition at my resi-
dence in Columbia. If you want fine
instrument at bargain, call and see
me. e6-3t SIS j, B. Russell.
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ATerribIe BIunder.

To neglect liver trouble. Never do
it. Take DR.. Kings New Life Pills on
the first sign Of constipation, bilious
ness or inactive bowls and prevent vir
ulent indigestion, jaundice or gall
stones. They regulate liver, stomach
and bowels and build up your health.
Only 25c at PAUL. Drug Co.
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PERSONAL ::

Mr.. Jas. Garrett, having been sworn
in as Attorny General, will leave to-day
for Frankfort and will be ready to en-
ter upon the discharge of the duties of
his Office the first of January. Mrs.
Garrett will go to Frankfort later.
While MIR. Garrett will be in Office four
years he will visit Columbia as often as
his business will allow.
Mr.. 10 Rosenfield is at home for
few days. .
Mr.. Geo. r. Miller left for Cincinnati
this morning.
Miss Lorena Pyle is spending two
week in Somerset.
Mr.. Bruce Epperson, of Louisville, is
in Adair for the next week.
Mr.. Tom Judd and sister, Miss Lille,
is at home this week.
Mr.. J. F. Gadberry, of Phil. was
here few days ago.
Mr.. H. T. Baker will spend this
week in Cincinnati.
DR.. S. P. Miller, who has been quite
sick, is now able to leave his home.
Mr.. Arthur Beard, Springfield, ILL.,.
was at the Columbia Hotel recently.
Mrs. Mary Shearer, sister of Miss
Ellen Burton, was quite sick last week.
Mrs. ]. G. Eubank, left, on a ten
days visit, to Frankfort Saturday morn
ing.
Drs. A. A. Hatfield and Elan Harris
Russell Springs, were here last Satur-
day.
Miss Zelma Pelley, who is in George
town college, spent the week with her
parents.
Miss Minnie Kemp, who is teaching
at Elizabethtown, is at home for a
week.
Miss Katie Murrell, who is teaching
at Darlington, is at home for the holi-
days.
Mr.. C. A. Burris and Mr.. C. E.
Dells, Smithville, Ind, were here a
few days ago.
DR.. P. II. Conover, Monticello, is So
journing with relatives and friends
here this week.
Prof. R. r. Moss and wife and their
little daughter, Maxine, are visiting in
Hart county.
Mrs. H. V. Denver, Lexington, Tenn.
is spending few weeks with her moth
er, Mrs. M. E. Marcum.
Gov. Hindman and wife, who have
been sojourning in Dallas, Texas, re-
turned home few days ago.
Mr.. G. E. Hamilton, of Nell, brother
of Mr.. Orris Hamilton, was in Column
bia few days ogo.
Miss Jennie Garrett, Jellico, Tenn,
is with the family of her brother, Mr..
IDS. GdfpeIC InlS week.
Mr.. R. A. Myers, of Monticello,
reached here last week and will re-
main during the holidays.
Miss Jennye Mcfarland, who is in
business at Indianapolis, came in Sum-
day night and will be here throughout
the week.
Mrs. Mamie Johnson left Friday
morning, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Coleman, Nashville.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Richardson and
their little daughter have returned
from visit to Cumberland county.
Misses MolIie Jeffries and Mollie
Caldwell were entertained one evening
last week by Miss Effie Conover.
Mr n Euyin0 q 49,,
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or two last week, taking dispositions.
Mr. Avis Montgomery, who is son
of Mr.. June Montgomery, and who
lives in North Dakata, is visiting here.
Mr.. C. A Burris, and Mr.. Charles
Dill, of Smithville, Ind F., are visiting
their consins, the Dudley brothers, at
Chenille.
Messrs. ]. l.. Dudley and John Jones
and Miss Eliza Vaughan, Glenville, left
yesterday for Georgia where they will
teach.
MIR. Will H. Medium, grandson of
the late Judge w. S. Stone, was here
from Monticello a few days of last
week.
Mr.. w. H. Shipp, who spent Christ
mas Day here, left this morning with
his wife and children for Princeton, KY,
their home.
Mr.. w. S. Knight came down from
jamestown and accompanied his daugh-
ter Miss Alva, home for the Christmas
holidays.
Mr.. w. 7. Ottley, wife, and son,
John, who have been in the South for
several months, came in due time for
the holidays.
MIR. r. A. Hutchinson. who has been
afflicted with an abcess on his left arm,
is recovering, and was in town few
days ago.
Mr.. Ray Shepherd, former citizen
of Adair county, now Of Blanchard.
Okla, is spending the holidays with
relatives in this county.
Miss FRANCES Garrett, who is pupil
in Caldwell College, Danville, reached
home Thursday night, and will remain
until the first of the year.
Mr.. j, c. Van Hoy, who has been at
Lebanon and other points for the last
fifteen months, is at home tc enjoy
Christmas week with his people.
Mr.. W. K. AzbiIl and wife, who
have been visiting here for several
weeks, left for Cleveland, Ohio. last
Thursday morning.
Miss Sallie Ray Marcum, employed
| in an institution of learning, Rock Hill,
South Carolina, reached home last We'd
nesday night and remained until to-
day.
| Mr.. Romie Judd will teach in the
baptist Academy, Campbellsville and
left for that point the first of the
week. He is moral, upright young
man is well qualified.
MIR. Fred Watson, who has been in
the regular army, serving in the Phili-
pines, returned to his home, near
, Knifey, few weeks ago. He was in
Columbia last week.
Misses Ruth Milliken, Matte Elliott,
Louise MacGavock, Ethel Crockett and
Mr.. PAUL Moss. all teachers in the
Lindsey Wilson are spending the week
at their respective home.
Judge n. C. Baker and his daughter,
Miss Sallie, left last week for Knox
willie. Tenn. and will spend two weeks
with Judge Bakers son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. end Mrs. w. D. Jones.
Misses Elizabeth Drake, Ethel Grant,
Sue King, Loena Huffaker and j. D.
Farris, teachers in the Graded School
left the latter part of last week to
spend the holidays with their home peo-
/ pie. sew %
Mr.. Roy Rounds, of Waterview.
Cumberland county, was in Columbia
last week, en- route to see, his parents
at Russell Springs. His sister. Mrs.
d. N. Clark and little daughter ac-
companied him from this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walling and
little daughter, Nellie, of Lexington,
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G. P SMYTHE
for
FIRE INSURANCE
sand
REAL ESTATE

You will find that druggists every
where speak well of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. They know from long
experience in the sale of it that in cases
of coughs and colds it can always be
depended upon, and that it is pleasant
and safe to take. For sale by PAUL
Drug Co.
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Who breaches Next SUNDAY

Ed. z. T. Williams, Pleasant Hill
Rev. j. r. Crawford, IL a m. Carmel
and z p. m. Asbury.
Rev. j. w. Weldon, Columbia,
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Regular Appointments.

Rev, G. F. Breeding, will preach
each month as follows:
Hopewell, first Sunday.
Providence, second gunday.
jamestown, fourth Sunday.
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Miss Nell Kemp. Bradfordsville.
daughter of Mr.. ]. T. Kemp, native
of Adair, was married in Louisville last
week to Mr.. Henry Harmon, young
business man OF Marion county. The
couple will reside near Lebanon
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~, 10 mnay, winter is aseasonof trouble
Inc most bitten toes and fingers chan
pea hands and lips, chilbIains. cold
sores. red and rough skins, prove this
but such troubles fly before RueE-
zen Arn'ca Salve, A trial convinces
Greatest healer of Burns, Boils. Piles.
Cuts. Sores. Bruises. Eczema and
Opralns' Only 25c at PAUL Drug, Co.
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their way to Adair county to visit rel
atives. They will stop over here on
their way home to visit relatives.
-Campbellsville Enquirer.