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ANOTHER BROADWAY THEATRE

Mitchell II. Mark. head Of the syndi-
ate which owns the Strand Theatre. at
Broadway and Forty-seventh street. is
said TO have under lease the property
Of Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald at the north
west corner of Broadway and Thirty
seventh street. The property II at pres
ent leased for one year 20 various ten
ants and Mr.. Marks lease h. said 10
begin in 1915. The property front, l0i
feet on Broadway and 1870 feet ON
Thirty-seventh street. Tho Mark syndi-
cate has in mind the erection Of a COM
binaiion theatre and office building. The
lease is said TO be for twcnty-one years
and carries several renewals. tho rental
aggregating about 5000, 900. The pro-
posed structure would cost about $500
GOO.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

CECIL CUNNtNGHAM HANEH. also known
as cecil Cunningham, an actress. who
has resided AZ a hotel. i2' West Forty
sixth street, and at leo West Eighty
seventh street. during the past six
months. has Med a petition In hank
ruptcy. with liabilities s:,iiO and assets.
$50 In debts duo hcr. She nled the Pc
titiou to stop an examination IN supple
mcntary proceedings Ia q Judgment oh
tanned against her for SO by Dr : Nor
timer Hi and Judge Mayer stayed the
examination ON supplementary proceed
LOFTS srsExwEtN. manufactured y,
made an assignment to Henry n. Ksuf-
man. \ petition In bankruptcy has also
been hied against him by Rosenberg
reported to be $50. 900 and assets s.. 600.
He has been In business thirteen years.
GUSTAV sTElN-A. petition in bankruptcy
has been fled against Gustav stein. man
utacturor OF ostrich feathers. at 81 East
Twenty first street.
IS1DOR ROSENBERG, doing business. as
the Standard Furniture company. at l4t7
Fifth avenue and sOiS Third avenue, has
filed a petition In bankruptcy with iiabili-
ties t7.576 to eighty creditors and assets
FREDERICK d. BREITHACK OF Yonker-
has Ned 9, PETITION in bankruptcy with
bankruptcy schedules
SIMON WEINBERG, manufacturer Of
feathers at III Broadway. has hlcd
schedules showing liabilities iI.oos and
hrsf'S VOWS AOuNlNTluk OF tdNn from n
of assets ny the assignee. $50. cash In
banks, 80. and accounts. So
HARRY BROD. dealer In clothing AZ 5ae
smith avenue, has Med schedules show
ing liabilities i6.Sj7 and assets Of un
known value. consisting Of stock and
hNtures and cash In hank. s.
Reas.ignment.
JAMES A STEVENSON. who did bust
ness a. y. \ stevenson a Co, manu-
fac;urer 81 dresses al - West Twenty
seventh street. who made an assignment
on December 80. has had his property
redssigncd to him.
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aHo>N FLATS AND LOFTS.

ITO " NJ Construction Company,
"a HERMAN president. filed plans yes
gay through the Kreymborg Archi-
'NFtI Company for two i've story
49, - sN9o, to he erected At the
''"N7' corncr Of lssth street and
''..I'" avenue, al d cost Of 100000.
100 tory tenement, .5.sXl0s,S IL
. 'Nl' b" m" Gilbert Place Com
.'"'" r.au' rs the same architect
rnu'h"ast corner Of Hunts Point
' ''d Gilbert place At "a cos OF
Henry knepper will erect a
-'Is brlck loft building, 25xl1O,
""s' Side Of Eagle avenue, 307
'''l OF Nsstchcster avenue. al a
o. N. $4,000.
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THE COPPER MARKET.

The copper metal market was strong
yesterday. the quotation at the close Of
the day being placed at about 1855 a
15% cents a pound. One producer stated
that I've had turned down several bids
from the warning nations for large guam
Titles of the red metal at q price very
close to 15hs cents a pound. There
was also a large domestic demand AT
1914 cents n pound. al which price "A
good business was done during the early
part OF the day. Toward the close, how
ever. prices st,ffened. and several bid OF
IilR cents were refused.
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Pease a Gilman have leased for Mrs.
Katherine Spitzka her nv story Ameri-
ran basement dwelling at 81 East
Seventy-,hird street to Samuel Sicher.
Shaw & Go. have leased for the Amcri-
can Baptist Home Mission Society tho
three story and basement dwelling ~
I West l.Sth street, I" Augusta I"cb.
The Louis Becker Company has leased
for Mrs. O. T.. Lakeland of summit,
y. J., the dwelling AT pa -. Nicholas
avenue. adjoining the corncr of l5\th
street. for a term OF years from April |
TO t;uy Beck.
Samuel ~ Martin has leased for
Elizabeth y. Rogsn tho four story and
basement dwelling At 100 West sixty
fourth street to Florence Atwood.
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TALK On TRAFFIC PROBLEMS.

The Washington Heights Taxpayers
Association at a meeting Friday eve
ming at jjS West l5Sth street will hold
a general discussion Of the New York
Central Railroad West side track inn
pt'Ncment and other ma tiers OF interest
10 property owners, including the Riv-
etside Drive Improvement plans and
the jitney car service proposed as a
relief for transit deficiencies.
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house shall he subject to the inspection
Of tho Tenement Eotre Commissioner
or other designated representative Of
the Tenement House Department. The
Tenement House Commissioner may APP
peal from an order Of approval OF plans
passed by the superintendent Of build
iuxs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-25

The Cross & Brown Company has
leased to the Commercial Research Com
pany the top floor, containing $4,000
square feet. in the Goodyear Tire and
Rubber Company Building, Jackson ave
nue. and Honeywell street. Ions Island
city. to which they will move their labo-
ratortes and factory from T~uckahoe.
Y.
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'Nln name ana address - l'o0"F ava
attorney. II tho attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF stcond partl
downtown.
South Of Fourteenth ST.
WATER ST. cit-Glo. ~ = a:fi - Ious"r.
ucur g. i%'llN'l 3Nls 5N'' ~ '~for"cl's
Annie NJ Di-hl. 40 oak a.. Wc"hawk'n
Heights, y i pin Mar -. attys. Stoi-
ATTT4T6an&%rNy' 81. r. ,es w." y :, So . n,I ,l5;%SS
II Mayer, 1906 Attorney st. Mar %. 800
Julius Stoion to J stoloT Inc, IL \,
Urn ST. = = . \, E, .,rlp t,eos i
y j. ana tuu. ears e., Ios b. ogden. 20
Eagle P"nci' 90. az BrotlNey. = p'.
Mar -. a'f,. l. & 7 60, $50 Broad
SAME PROPERTY Isaac 9 ogden, Jr.
prsrg" y !. indiv and eNr 7 9 Ogden.
70 same. y ~. b ami =. Mar ~; ATTY
En.t side.
,Ea>l of Flfh a., Zoe. vecu Fourteenth
and ilo'h -'s'
3p ~ so7 " =. HS' s ioth -. .Sxl0a-
OTTO Wagu,r to Mimic Vague his wife.
- New Rochcll". y Y. mtg se".ooo. Mar
ATTY. - Wagner l3i " eath st..sl
10Th 81. D. 2IS " - ar 2iS~9s9--Joanus
-. 10 and > ain Ii'uS. Mar Is atty, 7 -
10TH ST. 3d.. y. ~ 3. ls3t g AZ. - ~
{ ui"rhiH of t~s'nlug on HIdS"u. y Y.
m'g 'ooo Fob = atty. Abr : Under
mn, ct H2.s.s.H'nts, y , SEQ
%5oNioo, irreg 'has Rerury 20 Reach
g%nslg O. Peytor e. N.r ~ .
soNloo - norman u lung 10 Thos II
Ron r Morgtnvilc. y / n and D.. Ian
ttil. r." g.. So .iws' 500
loOii- Rose Rothstoiu - I,lcet,a n
M'kenca'II, ih"'sn's, l. q C. N.t
"'f' n"' '' -
,uo,t Of Finn a. hetOeeu ,rour,..r,b
and ION SIS
,,,,u -, ,s a IL 200 = 80, ., a.,
BAH, t,N,,'p fl, WW t,",IL ,n,""r a.. ooo
h'aaii 90 ~ W ,"'" '' ,H's '3!'"""'
b. RPvs, ""' 80 "'.'' ',,o%c
SD ST. go W -" Q ii,n a.; ,,N'I" "
4o.a EIcr a,. Bronl sI lens. Mar -,
,,4,hYs, psy' : 3 ~ Rgeyr ,,r, = ,,oln oS
w - "a az y AVE- Nn : atoms .
old oomiueialc I'd. closed iN:, to
f., % ssh - ~, 10 hog CIV
w, Sos 5, 900, Msr =. a,,T
V,,,v
'''"""
Manhattan Island. north Of iio'h ST.
eisSloo II Ro'i" Rehfeld. adrnrx viii
80 BINd, mtg ~ g. hhh, Jan ~, diiA" ~,
'hcrurg 4 rs'k, "22 RNav .....-.... 81
ia3D ST. - ". -. -, " lonoN ~, 2'N
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Borck IS Part Row. SO"
hist .Sr. ~ PSI 100 . ~ Washington .aN.
:79.iN9..H, n Ho',. Of, a TO Jn,o 'sno,
stt,s, Dsly, II a NJ, ~ william st...N
Bron,.
,po,o,sh ~, Tb, Rror>
'n''"'S" -" - r,,
l.'l SCI Jus ''. ''N|''f W. ~ ~ ''''
to Simon rsllirn ON 's p'Rricn ~,
o, n white Iltlns ri, warren - 49,.
Cirrington \ y, 200 H"aN loo
18TH ST, n " =, ~ W N"lsnn ~, ~
100 Robert Wood r. Anna S.nhichs, w
" Ism -, Mtr'h ~, diiN, hobt WOOL,
IL: " 18th st .... ......-.r
10TH 81, + " : iAS v nelson HN' -'N
i0o-Samc 10 same. March 49, ATTY,
same .....-.- .... .''..' .fll
l1aTli 81, - " Mt'Inlon, a.. %'N,- :
Mas R"ndli, r,t 10, Ihiip, Rniheldud"r'
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atty, l. T n 7 60, 100 RWaN. sl1.op0
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.''3e GEO u thsr,hs'd re- !"
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81" >r,nwELII>G >LTEu >TIO>

."''" STORY aud basement dwell
: '' -, I."tf Zig t"euth street is To
'H' '''r into q I'VE story and base
''. ding WITH stores on the ground
r.i offl"c above. The estate of
'' W. Hennesscy l. the owner,
urge IroNo' Is the architect aud has
'''t'1 n VIII cost $4,000 to make
' '.t. 20.
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RoBERTsoN. JAS n, trus, TO M.inrsd
KAuFMXN, ABR, 20 julius Muller ..,',i
WEYGANDT, W n, to W II Brown $500
NEsSTROCK, wM H.. Of al. trus, to ELI
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NEW WILLIAMsBuRG FLAT.

Sass a S%pringstein. architects. are
pre- pairing plans for u six story tene-
ment on a plot 5O.sx95 feet at iji-
1856 South Third street. for Aaron Segai.
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MONEY ron HEIGHTS FLAT.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany has lent s16b,o 600 70 the Hudson
View Construction Company for the
erection OF n six story apartment house.
15oN99.1l on the south side Of 16ist
street. l?5 feet west OF Fort Washing
ton avenue.
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EAST Of Fifth av. bet Fourteenth and
10th stsb

avn FNF
9S.e-Louis VI Schaefcr and ano 10
Myron Straus. iH ienox av. Mar %.
Sr: s %; atty. V schavrien. -
.oTH Sr. IS. ss5 : I'd Az :ksss'Sw
Amelia Neumeyer to y Y Title ins co.
"a 33 sH.y' MSh -. yrs, 81 rs 5000
Belmont TO Titlc Guar & T co. l7e
BBwsy Mch 2. due as per bond 10000
= Otto to Johanna Kilisn. ass w I.5th
81 Mrh - due sept -. 1917. = p G.
,sity carl kilisn. 35j " ti5th st. $500
kstz to Emierant Ind say Bank. Il
Chambers -. . yr,. ) p G. Mich "a,
ATTY. J Mcclure 81 cSsmbcr.
west ~ Fifth sv. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts.l
7TH Az, .. cor :sth st. Degradation
square Mtg co to Ami. " Byrd and
eord. Mar a. attn. l. T 60 $50
SIN ~. 7s5. " s. a:.i E ,Sth It, .s.7N
iQoNt7 7Nio.lo. tSth -. 3Os W. : :
100 SIN Az i8sxioo.& pr mtg $4,000
+sth 81 Feb = due. &C. a. per bond
ATTY. David Rosensarten. 10 cedar
18th y. ~, 81, " sth sy issicS5- -
,,eo Meh,er - Joe : Mstt.rn. 1891
Per bond attys, peyo 4 r.. II
SAB sr, : ;. $50 : iith az. .sSicc'SSO"
nGnrlsh, CO Inc 70 Irvins say in.,n.
'iiT sT $50 W; - ;ss' " col az
Columbia Trust Co, 80 BNay. ,ru- for
Georgia c Lee, Mar "a. 2 yrs. Z p -:
stiy' l. r Co. $50 Bwsv $4,000
ZOOS >sth IT CONSTR Corpu to Cltv
investing 20. To- Bway. Mar - pr
,g's w 900 Due a. per bond atty, =
BRoADwAY. ; e cor se,h st. 100 sssi.s-
Ss,h - CONSTR, corpn 20 Metropolitan
sep, 1 1879; ~ p {. a,t,., woodford,
SANE PRopERTY" same ~ CITY 'Inve-t
100000. due ds per bond. atty, T. T.
Clark. 100 Bway ...--.......... -
Manhattan Island, north Of iioth st
ll-TH ST.. n =. 80 . L"noN ~, :itNloo II
Rosie Rehteld to Anna Rehfe,d, ~ "
sept ~. 1915, s p = atty. II olenick, %
Nassau ~ '...'..' ...t..'. NVpp
Borough Of The Rrou>
MlrDlETOW$ RID 8 s.. 1901 ~ May
rover ~. SoNiIs-Eliza Xavier 20 Henry
R"is-. Sil r i55th -. Mar %. due a. Pc
bond atty. / TSrC co, $50 RvsS $500
WEBSTER Az. r :. % l7ls, -. tssHs41
J4coh .solisson "a VIM II schumacher.
- y lslst 81, Mar -, due Fob /, la1S,
'p,. atty J'hn hAdol' -o'' Wesi
l7,TH ST. -. .. " Marm,5n ~. @a5x75.
Rose ,korm!n 70 rh,ip R%hincIAnder
j. o.. atty. l. r n T CO.. i6O BNsy sl6.5oO
WEBSTER Az. . :. '3s d l7lst 81. isex
m.. M;I'' 3. ) s' igi.' Ct, e." pr Sm mi. ,s.d"o.
Mar -. due A. per bond atty. John
kadc. cos' westchester :, s. %"
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NoTEs

=. NJ Gilbert is now connected with
Ewing. Bacon & Henry. where he will
take management OF the insurance de-
partment.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
NAnhntfnn

ATTN ST II T. Koslow Iron Works, Inc
W. Harry r sherman ct al, July 10. lFli
(vacAtedl ..... ....... $40
PARK Az, 9b-Sllhermun Schsmpain 90
vs Chas Chotwood ~ a. Ian -,
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ASSN,Ht-TII

MASSACHUSETTS,.
FOR SALE ON "I~IUsISIIR NIL"
lon feet elevation. colonial house. mod.
ernlzci. piazza. sleeping pouches. frontage
on Main Street opposite large estate. cottage
and ten acres IN rear. partly Wooded, applr
orchard. pears, small fruits. ideal Tor ycntln
mans estate. photos t2.nun oyer considered
Mrs. PARhMAN r. pENNN. Leicester. Mass
FOR SALE OR RENT-Sho-~ cottage.
seven rooUs. modern rouv,nI.r.oa Res.
location on sound W \ pENOSD. (,
Pond - Jamaica r attn. Mas.
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COUNTRY
HOMES
DESIRABLE PROPERTIES
FOR SALE AND FOR RENT.
SEW JERSEY.

SEW JERSEY.
E>GLFWOOD, y. J.-"Ths r'ar. 20 i've
all the Near ,rount Scnl- f1r- circular.
ENGIEWOOD REAL ESTATE 70,
81 Dean 81. Tele i-g. FyCs 9.g.J
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NEW JERSEY.

FOR RENT-Cot'aRe NJ 2 rooms. COM
ple'eIy furnished. on shore ~ Lake uo
patcong: convenient for commuters. rent
$4,000; May LIST 70 oct. ist Addres.
COTTAGE. boz ga. newark. J.
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q
MORTGAGES
with name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney
Dow ntowu.

MONROE ST. : >. EOS " Jefferson st.
.3Nt00-M Morris Goldberg to Emigrant
Ind Saw Bank. 81 Chambers 81. Mel -.
pr mtg $4,000. due Apl rs. 1919. 5
y 9. atty. T - 90. 17s Bway. ..... 81. 500
ATTORNEY ST. los, W =. so = Rivington
-. soNj0.s-Adolph II MAYER to Irene
y Collord. OF Client. y y. Mar 20. &
yrs. p 6; atty, Chas A Collord. IS
Park Row a. 600
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COTTAGES. ri NIOWS FOR RENT -
WILDWOOD BcI,h, -c.c.f r.-ur' uear Fort
and. Maine. si1a 30 $500 completely tur-
nish"d, hrepl1c'. sanitary plumbing, cleo
trio lights, bathing. nshinE. tennis and
golf send for Hooklc' Concord Realty
CO.. ~ Exchange 81. Portland
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TR tN~EERS

IRN>>tERS.
tNt'h name and address - lender anr
attorney. II tho attorneys name Is emitted
address party OF stcond part
The Adair County news., 1915-10-06
Purdy.

A series of meetings has been
in progress at the Purdy church
for three weeks conducted by
Bros. Caldwell and Bison. 1t
was one of the best meetings
that has ever been at Purdy.
There was a large attendance
day and night. Much good has
been done. There was fifty.six
conversions and forty-two bap-
tized. There was about sixty
additions to the church. Bro.
Caldwell is a fine preacher full
of the holy ghost.
Fodder pulling and cutting
corn is the order of the day.
The death angel visited the
home of F. W. McQueary, a few
days since, and claimed as it vic
tim his beloved father, w. M.
McQueary, who was 81 years
old. He had been in feeble
health for several months. Old
age was the cause of his death.
W. P. McQueary and family
visited his father last week.
Bro. Caldwell conducted a two
weeks meeting at Bearwallow
with about twenty-nine CONVEX
sions and the church greatly re-
vived.
Little Clara McGaha died Sat-
urday night, september Is. She
was eleven years old and a
bright little girl, loved by all
who knew her, She was buried
in the family burying ground.
Henry Hadley died September
20. He was buried at Bearwal-
low the 21st, in the presence OF
a large crowd of Borrowing
friends.
The Adair County news., 1915-10-06
Facts for sufferers.

Pain results from injury or conges-
tion. Be it neuralgia, rheumatism,
lumbago, neuritis, toothache, sprain,
bruise, sore stiff muscles or whatever
pain you have yields to Sloan's Lini-
ment-brings new fresh blood, dis
solves the congestion, relieves the in
jury, the circulation is free and your
pain leaves as if by magic. The ma.
ture of it's qualities penetrates i'm
mediately to the sore spot. Don't
keep on suffering. Get a bottle OF
Sloan's Liniment. Use it. 1t means
instant relief. Price 25c and SOC.
S1.OO BOTTLE holds six times as much
as the 25c size. At PAUL Drug Co.
Adv.
The Adair County news., 1915-10-06
MeGaha.

Some of the farmers are about
through saving fodder.
: Born, to the wife of Pink Nc
Gaia, Sept, Is, a son. Mother
and child doing well.
The little II year old daughter
of John A McGaha died Septem-
Der 18. The remains were laid
to rest in the family burying
ground. Little Clara will be
missed by all who knew her.
We sympathize with the be-
reaved family.
Ben Rocks little daughter,
who has been down with typhoid
fever for some time, is better.
]. M. McGaha has just re-
turned from Louisville, where
he purchased stock of goods.
Mr.. McGaha is well-known man
and will do a good business at
this place. He will be glad for
all to call and trade with him.
Sidney Burton has purchased
another new stock of goods and
expects a large trade.
The wife of Chrisly Burton is
on the sick list at this writing.
Willie Sinclair and family, of
Dunnville, are visiting Frederic
Order.
Miss Dora Bryant. who has
been on the sick list for some
time, is thought to be improving.
The Adair County news., 1915-10-06
A Splendid Offer.

Until further notice we will
furnish The Adair County News one
year, the Cincinnati Weekly Enquir
er, one year, Boys Magazine, monthly,
one year, Farm and Fireside, semi
monthly, one year; To-day's Maya
zine, monthly, one year; and Household
Journal, monthly. one year, all for
S1.65. This is the best offer ever made
by this Office, and all who want read
ing matter should send their subscrir-
tions to this Office at once.
The Adair County news., 1915-10-06
How to be Certain Of
Curing Constipation

out where health is at stake and the
opinion of thousands of reliable people
iiffers from yours, prejudice then be-
lay it aside. This is said in the inter-
est of people suffering from chronic
constipation, and it is worthy of their
attention.
In the opinion of legions of reliable
American people the most stubborn
constipation imaginable can be cured
by brief use of Dr. CaldwelPs Syrup
Pepsin. You may not have heard of it
before, but do not doubt it's merits on
that account, or because it has not been
olatantly advertised. 1t has sold very
successfully on word of mouth recon-
their children today who were given it
by their parents, and it has been truth
fully said that more druggists use it
personally in their families than any
Dther laxative.
The Adair County news., 1915-10-06
AmandaviIle.
Corn crops are sorry.

Corn crops are sorry.
The people are trying to get
the road below DR.. Bakers,
moved out of the creek and built
around the bluff.
Our teacher, ]. E. Farmer,
gave a public spelling last We'd
nesday night.
Several from this place attend
ed the spelling at Hally Grove
Thursday night.
A. o. Baker, wife and niece,
Miss Kizzie Baker, are attending
the State Fair at Nashville.
r. T. Baker is on a deal for an
automobile.
G, w. Brockman started Mon
day, for Monticello, on business.
Sellie Baker. while at Breed
ing, last week, sold John Simp-
son a saddle horse.
Born, to the wife of r. T.
Baker, on the 9th, big girl.
Our Sunday School is doing
fine and we are well pleased with
our new pastor, Bro. Hickerson.
Lee Mckinney left last week
for Illinois.
Jim Cheatham is building q
nice residence.
DR.. Deering ]. Roberts anc
daughter, Eugene. and grand
The Adair County news., 1915-10-06

Letters recently received from M. E.
Myers, Morrison, Tenn, and Ada Ham
mersmith, rs W. Chestnut St, Louisville,
KY, are but a few Of thousands
showing the esteem in which Dr. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin is held It is mild,
gentle, non-griping-not violent, like
salts or cathartics. 1t cures gradually
and pleasantly so that in time nature
again does it's own work without out
side aid. Constipated people owe it to
specific.
Anyone wishing to make trial Of this
remedy before buying it in the regular
way of a druggist at fifty cents or one
have a sample bottle sent to the home
free Of charge by simply addressing DIR.
w. B. Caldwell. 405 Washington St,
Monticello Ill. Your name and address
on a postal card will do.
The Adair County news., 1915-10-06
a olosaed system Needs attention

Are you bilious, dizzy and listless?
DR.. Kings New Life Pills taken at
onces seizes upon constipation and
starts the bowels moving naturally
and easily, Moreover it acts without
gripping. Neglect Of a clogged -sys-
tenn often leads to most serious COM
plications. Poisonous matters and a
body poorly functioning need immed-
late attention. If you wish to wake
up tomorrow morning happy in mind
and entirely satisfied, start your treat
ment tonight. 25c bottle at PAUL
Drug Co. Adv.
The Adair County news., 1915-10-06
Why Do We Fear?

There is no slavery equal to
that which is forced upon the
minds of men, through the evil
of fear. We will never work out
of this tyranny into real freedom
until it is utterly destroyed; but
dawn is at hand; light is break
ing-old creeds and dogmas are
giving way to the light of truth.
GAS a man thinketh in his heart
so is he. -
We free ourselves from the
evil of fear in proportion as we
recognize the rights of life in
map, beast and bird. AS we give
to others the right to think, act.
live and love, so do we give free
dom to ourselves. On the other
hand, fear tends to bring about
the evil we anticipate, like Job
of old who said, "the evil that l
feared has come to pass.
We must think, act and live
the good. If we give out
thoughts of kindness. generosity
and good will these win all come
back to bless US and free US.
The Adair County news., 1915-10-06


The Rolly committee did not del
egate to US any power of settling con-
tests. We can recognize for contests
here only those reported to us as ell
igible by the division secretaries.
Should there be any question as to
eligibility of any one and changes are
made, we must receive such notice
from division secretary.
Teachers and division secretaries
should see that essays and work fol
exhibit should be on hand by Thurs
day eve before the Rally, so it may be
placed on exhibit for being judged ear
ly Friday morning.
R. R. Moss, Pres. Rally Com.
w. M; Wilson, Sec. "