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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-03-09
Notice TO Creditors

State Of Oklahoma. County Of Beaver. IS.
Allpersons having claims against Phoebe Kellogg
deceased. are atired To present the same with
the necessary vouchers to the undersigned admin
istrator. at Logan. Oklahoma. within four
months from the date hereof. or the same will be
forever barred.
Dated this 4th day Of March. 1916.
II. A. KELLOGG.
LooPBoURROw RIzLEY Administrator.
Attorneys. 3-9 3-l6 II
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-03-09
Invigorating to the Pale and SickIy

The Old standard general Strengthening tonic
GROVES TASrELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Maiaria. .enriches the blood aud builds up the sys
TEN. A true tonic. For adults and children. SOC
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
SGfam

josta oil mGbdllG i%eiirotn fllolenio, ia.
crGGn tpomicbcn noin IL mro6en ifGi
ncn poifn Wtlillilon tplGStG. Wai
nittu poifa oil mcrnDt nuffumoar
dSfcn ldmmitettppn iaunoor, josie
itunin pellit oil liion aifoiiin iuliettit
Pitt foipaii poifao ia lG9ti b1ntG nj.
foo etiimGGn. SuItitoan inunan FOB.
oalle, full ban iiellG omituilen ras-
foSto bengitpstG ia moiipotusto. 81.
ldltdp1in baolla iuljetun olpen iui
diti f%aifcfii onncfii cuff ia fontoi DO
jan oilinibitoncciccn, ioSto bGnet moi
fcosta tilostoon iullrten ponnistltS-
ten falttto %iootiin toipumoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Suomen uutisia.
~s~1NA-N~s~0N~S

man lainan 464 1000 MT. forfoineen
Iefd mposfin iaman pbtion waltioloi.
lan $4,000 inf. Sa1nnos, iofa noll-
zee $4,000 marffoan, iuoritetaan IL
ten, ettG Saminnn rautatiepbtio iao
litfea bplpdfieen ne rabti- ia iGIfipaa-
timusmafirt, iotfa ie on fantanut
Snomen maltion raiitateioen lasfllun
ipiimc marras. ia jaulufuulla. Nal-
tatieballituS iaa &aminan railtatien
baltpunia tammifuun 1 pGiwG 1916
ia litetaGn ie. ieiticm1nteen Iiifenne
piiriin. WifGli on ilmoitettu, tulee
Saminan rautatiepbtion fofo paine.
liisfunta iGGmadn paifoilleen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Sab'uipapn formasia bli folmcfSm.
mentG lunutta.

@ras m~iesbenfilo SuoniemellG
pisti pienenG ollesiaan fabipinpaiprn
foripaania, ianoen muiIIe torafan
iinne menneen. Sistot ottitpat fen
ferran poiS, ipaan poifapa pisti nit
oelleen ia iilld icuralfiella, ettei pa-
pla enGd iaatilfaan ulos. gnliaifoi-
no formaa ionfun tperran iGrfi, mutt
ia iaatiin ie alma paranemaan $50
bpnneSolipllG". Scum aifoien fulues-
ia ei iiitG mit1Gn ianottaipompio bal
rioita ipntpnpt, eifG iiibcn aifaan pif-
futapaufiisia lGGfGriinfGGn turlpail.
onttii, onettiin paiuun oIla iiell6. Sept
tana ipfipna pisti palpulle fai pGGbGr
ldbteG fatiomaan mailman mcnoo,
iilla mllutama wiiffo tafaperin alfoi
forlpau aripelltttaipasti folottaa.
Wfiebemme oil 10 aiteisla emf fertao
bafea lGGfGrin apita, mlitta foetti fui-
tenfin lite eniin ldGfitd fortpaa fam.
fertioliplld" ia ieliraiis oil, ettG popll
beltiii foripan paitosta ia IGbti nett
lalla mctGen belposti uloS. Yapu o.
Ii mloiifpmmlenicn fiilllesia fomet-
tunilt, ollen MT poaboetun fabpiil-
paipun nGfoincn, forlpoon mennesiG
oil le roafo. &orlpasia jonfun pGi-
ipan ialfeenpGin pGbGn bumiii ia IT.
bilL mutta MT OH ic oimon terluc.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Smumen aiiat ministerineniuOstosIa.

Snumen aIiat ministerincniuostusia.
Bietari % p. (B. F. Winisteri-
neuposto eli ole bapainniit oleluan
mit16n estettd olemaSia, etta taipal-
lifesia idristpfiesid fdiiteIladn 10. mo
1908 paltiopGimien anomlis maan
merotusIaitofien uuoistufien iaries'
teIpstG iefd ienaotin anomufien job
bosta tefemd alistls ia fe%nraalifu-
m~ernoorin %lauiunto.
Wainituilla maltiopGiipilld eous-
funta anoi, ettl baliltIs %wiippmGttG
waImistaiii ieltuitpfien npfpiiisia me
rotiisoloisia tpallitieiuista pultteisto
ia laatiii eb6otifien niiben poistami-
iestd ief6 unioistufien oifeuoen mil-
faiien ia ipoltion tarpeita tppopttG'
pGn meroiGriestpfien aifaaniaamiies-
to ief1 ett1 eousfiinnalle emf tilasio
annettaiiiin armollinen eiitps aiiasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Snpmen moi Sietarisia. = Sinuat
b1iuGt.
Sinnat

Suunta Bietarin noimarffinoilIo
on eoelleen pariin fiinteG ia binnat
pprfim6t foboomoan. <n 6innoi
WtosfopaSlo omat forfeimntat fuiil
Tietorisia on tltonti ctelGstG mGbGi-
men ia poisto OH pliutc. Suomolai-
ieSta iuolanntnttomosta moista mat
ietaan 40 ruplaa puuooltd, finn binta
mime lpltonna luastaoipoan aifooll o.
Il % ruplaa. &ilo Iuomolaista moi
ia mofiaa npfDiien ruplofltrSiin mt
fam lasfettltno 5:33. Suomoloiicn
~iuuston binta on 100 pros. forfedrt-
pi fuin miime mlionta, ollcn MT 2S
rupl. %puloaIto (Smf. 1916 filolta).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
G~0~~~A-~Nr-~a
8emGjGm laima SmOmesta.

Hietib fertoo, eta Snomen pan'
fin balIinto on miralliiesti iaonut
fen tiebon, eta men6I6iien lainan otto
Suomesta or periaatteesia lopltlli.
iesti pGGtettp. &pipmpS taman lai-
nan liiffeelle ~lasfemiien iopipimmas-
ia m~uooosta tulee idriestettapotit
Suomen faiffien Observation-Disclosures
eoustaiien fofoufieSia. Snomen
panffiin on annettii tieoofii, ctta boz
raimpana lainan mlotona pioetaan
ipen1lGisten 5 prof. lpbp~taifaisten IL
toumlsten liiffeelle lasfemista Sho'
men rabamarffinoilla, ioilla ie lasfe-
taan lififelle meflelien muoooSia
Suomen rabasia lasfien.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27

||IFs I|"
Iru fen murbeisiafin apostoIin Jana:
"@bfdpd ientdboen bdn ioiitii eroa-
moan iinusta aiafit ettd iaiiit banc!
tafaiiin iiGfii".
Sumala armosiaan ia raffaubcs-
iaan iuofoon nain tapabtuman. gu.
mala firfastafoon t6mGn nuoren fris.
titpn mieben muiston ipoGmisiGmme
min, ettd ie iiellG idilpp bimmentp-
mattom6nd ia ldmmitt6pGnG. sc on
iellaiiena id%ilpwanG. Snban meiodn
ippta fiittaG Sumalaa iiitG, ett1 ia.
man tmarbain poismenneen Suomen
mieben muisto on main faiinis. On
ban, ifaGnfuin tdnd iurunbetfend
ban, ionfa i1btpneen tomlimaian bau.
tdan fdtfemme, ia me, iotfa iaamme
baroalta mield palata elGmGdn iat-
faafiemme lpbpen aian fufin omaa
taistellamme, onban fiiin me iefG
ITALIA ettd tuoila puolen bauoan, us-
fomme ia toinomme pfiimieliippoes.
ia, pbtpiiimme rufoufien buofauf-
ieen:
Seeius iobbota Siemme fulfua,
Niin me fpIIG firliboamme,
SalfiGii nouootamme.
&ates nellie iuo, 8ie melt SlGs Iuol
Ila fppneIten Muta Seeiuffen,
@ttei fenfddn paIittaiii,
eifa tieItG poiffeaiii! =
&oetusten tie 2uofies, Sierra mie.
@lla oboinaon Mpus oIfobon
Sasna, Waimaa IieniteIIen,
&estGmppttd opetelIen,
Wfieltd plentGin Maasta pl0spGin.
Sapi mailman Sobba, Sumalan,
Siemmc ~taistoin, ti,sfain fautta;
Siemmc pGGsiG mibooin auta:
Ones aluaos, BdastG Iepobos. =
Yaaipo 8irffuncn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27

gstGwGnil slIG IuuIe, ettG iuiiret
ia pienet tapoufiet e%IGmGsiGii ofpat
olleet ionfun iattuman parasia. 81;
on mallitiemasia ibmeeIlinen moima,
ia ie lparielee, iobtaa, paroittaa, fo-
ettelee ia iiunaa. Gifts ole fosfaan
iind buomannut9 Sumalan raffaus
ie on, iofa jobbattaa tint iotta tuliiit
pelastetlfli. SlG aiattele eniinfGGn
iattlmaa, = iattumaa eli ole olenlos-
%iofoan. GtGin pllbru iianfaiffinen
tofuus: Gifts tabta iporpusta mpooa
roWosta9 gifG pfiifGGn niistG putoa
maaban Sianne fallimatta. Smatpa
luetut' (Matt. 10: 29). SGmG foif.
fitpaltias Slumala tabtoo iinrt pelas.
taa.
Seeius etiii iinuo. Sinun tulce OPP
pio @Gnt1 tuntcnlaon, jofo iinun ipn-
till eoestd fGrii riStilIG ia fuoli.
N0prrp Slimlolnn eteen fotltmufeslo
ia tlrrpouou observation-disclosures ia fa-
ootettuna ipntiicnG Sumalan ar
moonl usfo itieii tGnlGn pelnstaipan
Wapabtajon buostoon, ettG SGnen
fauttaon tlliiit iopitetttfii ia Siima-
Ian onnelliiena lopieno moiiit SiGii
luojelufleSio elGG. Silloin ioiiit icin-
moiSta fofca SuntaIon moimosto ia
1iSfolliiuiiOesto, ctt1 noDrpDtettpnG i
lomielin loliiuiiit piaImistan fansia:
"&ainfa nina mofian SerralIe foif-
II bdnen bppGt tefoniu minio fob
taan?" (Bi. 1t6, t2).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Ilesiori Smin6nfiunbin aiia.

&liotettaipnstn l1bteeStG iIntotetaorl
Dcni. IebbeIlc, ettG nltoriuomoloiien
couSfuntarnbmGn onomuS moItiopGi-
mien entifen. pitbemiebcn Spinbufipu.
DIN mapouttamiiesto OF otettu bl,o.
mioon ia ctt6 fpipmps ratfoistoon Ia.
bimm1n oian fulileSio lopulliiesti.
Subujen miifoon on oootettoipisio
SlpinbuhpuoiIIe eouIIinen rotfaiiu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Saminan rantatien iiirtpmineu NAL
tioIIc, lupnlliIcsti p6Gtettp.

Q. s. B. t. 90 b. p6Gtcttiin
rmltotiebouitufien b~uoneustosio Sell
iingisid IopuIIiiesti Sominon raiito.
tien mppnti poltioIle. 9ouppobinto
OH, futen tunnettuo, 100000 MT,
josto iummasto m%afietonn fGteiieIId
100000 mi. Baltic otti postotaf-
iccn Sominan rnutoticoinfepbtion
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SuomcIto otto-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Snboni SpSanbcimon mnistollc.

Tuumiiniiunouficsio II. If. 1915.
Seiiomme clantdn mofopimmon
tooelIiiuuocn eoesiG. Souto on
ipnff1. &uoIcnra OH folffo. Gron-
betfi on rosfos, tim tGptpp nloorl
mnStiin mnltiin f6tfc6 min poIion
r%dffaita, inbimiIIiicsti foticcn tdbttd-
m1ttG idGneitd toiipcito.
Mit1 meioGn on ianomincn tGmGn
owotun boiioon G6resiG?
Sbmisianot orpot beifot. Mufto
SumoIon ionat opot eIinmoimoiic.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Slifo ic iattmma?

Subtifurn q p. 1911 pitt mefie.
linaicttajan @.,&oIn. Nippes'in oic.
malta Safiasia IGbtcG mefieIeitG tar.
fostamaan ia poiteIemaarl. Iiwor
iuastoin tatpalIista tapaania IGfii bar
llria paiipana eniin periinmdiien mcf.
lelin lito, ia busmaii iiIIoin, eHG mef.
lelisia oil palahcn rotafisfoa fotfcn.
nut. Suuri iilIoin - ie of flo 1
paipalla - pitt matfuStoioiunol,
Iaopua, iosia oil iultri jouffo moltion
Standardization tpomGfed. Sumo
oil %mpobaStpnbt mulltomia miniulttio
ia lobestpi mt oiemao. Sillri Mi.
mcileSid bctfcsiG ennGtti 80. il,ofic.
moan juraa mastaon, ia iunonful-
~jettojn blomaii bGnet ia ioi junon pn-
lobbptetpfIi enneit fliin &c cnnGtti ncf-
lelin foboolle, joSlo jltno nornlosti
oliii ioirtitniit pois fisfoiIto.
Noinmltoboin iootiin iuutri ornct.
tomullS estetpfii, - oIifo Ic Iottu-
rlod, cttd mcfielioicttoja iinG pGipG.
M lpostoin tolpollisto topoonio olot-
ii tponid ctaiiimmGstG lpcficlistG ?
Slifo ie iattumoo, cttG tpomics.iuno
mpobastpi ia moi ppiGbtpG cnncn mcf.
leltllc tiiloa? @cfielin.oicttaia &c.
on u%sfoipoincn fristittp, jofo olfoo
pdimdtponld ~rlifoiifiella ia Syumolon
lo1on lufcmiicllo. SGn fGiitti, ettG
'Slinlala of %ormoSioon tobtonrtt iuo.
jella, niitG iatoja matfiistaiia, ictfo
Iiinasio olifpat, ia lcntGboen ban
fifth Scrroa peldstuficsta. Miltto
eipG mobtanut monifoan iiitG tho.
pden joufosta, ipfa nouii pois iunas.
ia, tietGG ia pmmGrt11, ettG olimot
bcnfenld laonect iGiIpttG1 SitmoIan
Iiloicluficn %foutta; ia mieIG barpempi
mlabtoi noprpboesiG iiit1 fittGG SSSi,.
maIna! -
eros iunanfuIiettaia ianoi ferran,
ettd jos faiffi niatfustopaiict oiutte.
liiinat ia tietGiiimGt, fuinfa iiutrio
pooroia on ubfaamasio rautatic-jr l-
mia ia crittGinfin pifoiunio, Min Int
len, eta moni jdttdiii aiotlin matfon-
ia fifteen. Sofoincn, iofo tiintec
routotic.IiifettG, i~oottoa pbtpG tGntGn
standardization %louiuntoon. ,@na.
lolu OH uDIuunldS1d, eUpdI1u TIC lDs
faa ainoastoon pifoiiinia ia iImaIoi-
ipo1o, iuoon ne ubfaaipot meta joto
paifoSio, misiG Iiifummc, iieIIGfin,
misi1 nGbimmin niit1 Inllcmmc o.
leipon. SumoIa iosfus ottoa pois
ipcrbon iiImiemmc cocst1, min eta
ndemme bGnen iiioieIeipan fGtcnid,
iotto tiIiiimmc buomaamaon fuinfa
ipoimattomot ia beifot me firitenfin
oIemme itieGmme fuoielemaon, ia iot.
ia rupeaiiimmc usfomaon iticmme
SumoIan ormon iobtoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
acrjnif f~annattaa.

Yorisia Oh pori n~aisbenfilo1 nab
tp fcrjuullo f%ulfciuon. gttG tho AM
motti tGlloiieno fopbGnG oifonofir
parbaitcn lpo lciipilIe, ielpiGG iiitG
ettd toincn beistG piinte piifoIIo iGt
tt multamaon iifdIGiiccn ponffiii
pnbtoosio Slionlcn bopcnrabasio -
$50 INF.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Staff merfillistG mGntDG fasluan

Foptpan SaaluuorelIo. MGnnpt Ic.
nittGlpGt lotluuficniu foliniifii toio.
pinnatii, jolln OH mutfolpo istllo.
Selppo on pdGipfin m~dntpibin, iiIIG
ciieldidt omot bofonnct jaloniijai
puibiH.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
@ebndianbut mGbisIG.

8ebnGiaubot opat ainafin fulfill
faupiaiIla tdnd baaiuaa SeliingisiG
bpmin mGbiSiG.
Gaifilla tiffufauppiiailla on fplla
iuuret mddrdt iauboia tiilosia mot
falIa, mutta niitten iaanti Suomeen
on tGHG betfelld mabooton ia epatie-
toista on, fosfa ldbetpfiet pGGiepGt
liiffeelle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Mrmonoiotnfiia.

Bietori Is p. @. y Grinomoi.
ieSta in~nostufiesta mirasia on ar
molIinen mieIibpp6 lauiuttii fenraa.
Iifiiipernoori observation-disclosures Sen.
Mile. SiperiaIaiien ormcijafnnnar
fcnrooIi SireIius on nimitettu 8oI.
fcan aotfon ritarifunnon ritarifii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS raostrnpolloifclt.
besio fcsfimiiffona pGGtettiin nero.
aprin perustceno ppipttGG 200 mi
tuIeipano 3 mriotisfmutena. @bbotlts.
cttd tGrnd pcrustc forotcttoiiiin 3OC
mdrfofii, bpldttiin 2S5 GGncIlG 269
mostoan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
,6enfiraha fafiinfertaiiefli.

Seliingistd IcnndtetdGn Noip.
@rcmjoIIc, cttd Suomen icnaotti on
tebnpt oIont. eiitpfien benfirobon TO:
rottamiicSta fafiinfcrtoiiefii mloocl-
ia 1915.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27

i%tsfonio ia fofenulficnio turpin ban
eli ia fuoli.
Surcnlme b1ntG ipipGsti, m,tto
crnnc minimum ne, ioiIlc CT ole toiipoa.
Gritpiicsti m%oIoiiec nitoren fristitpn
borltoo clGlpGn ijonfoiffiiuustoipon
maIo Observation-Disclosures firffooSti.
Wtcfin tiebGmme, ett1 Sierra ojoo o.
man atlanta perilIc bGncn bpipGfien.
IA. Sierra ei ole jGttGpG fcsfcn fGt.
tenid tpotG. Wefin tiiripoomme iii
)en lobouttolpoon tictoon, eta Serron
ornlo fcstGG lefG bGneIle eta nellie
iionfoiffiicSti. Sent1bben iuruntntc
CT ole pfiin ipfpG. 9ristitpine ic on
mposfin ppbG, iiIIG fristittp oppii ut
runlofin ontistantaon SunnoIon Iobio-
no, iofa puboistoo ia ipipcntG1 eI1-
mGn. Niiorcn omen IiitorL iofa ioI.
mittiin icf1 SumoIon fosipoien cttG
fuoIcman cocsid, mnttto iittcnfin nGpt-
tdd nGin GffiG rouennen, ic on fni.
tcnfin ijdiippsiitciud fiinnitcttp. Scum
ie IepaG SumoIon roffouoen pcruS.
t1lfieIIo, ci it'd fuoIcmafoon moi ba.
joittoo. Tnorci onncn %IiitoIIc fun.
The Adair County news., 1916-06-28
Forsthought.

People are learning that little
forethought often saves them a big ex-
pense. Here is an instances: e. w.
Archer, Caldwell, Ohio, writes: ST
do not believe that our family has
been without Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since
we commenced keeping house years
ago. When we go on an extended Wis
it we take it with u.s." For sale b
PAUL Drug Co. Adv.
The Adair County news., 1916-06-28

The following Is the committee for
the camp meeting to be held at J. B.
Burton's store, Purdy, KY;
]. B. Burton, Purdy, KY.
Rev. J. D. Burton, Purdy, Ky.
John Hadley, Purdy, KY.
w. E. Foster, Purdy, Ky.
Rev. N. A. Albertson, Purdy.
We, the committee, kindly and cor
daily invite all ministers who preach
the gospel, and will be welcome to
come and take part with Us The
meeting will begin August the Is,
1916.
The Adair County news., 1916-06-28
HUSBAND RESCUED
DESPAIRING WIFE

had gotten SO weak | could not stand,
and | gave up in despair.
At last, my husband got me bottle Of
Cardui, the woman's tonic, and COM
menced taking it. From the very first
dose, could tell If was helping me. l
can now walk two miles without its
firing me, and am doing all my work."
II you are all run down from wonanIy
troubles, don't give up in despair. Try
Cardui, the woman's tonic. lthas helped
more than a million women, in its so
years of continuous success, and should
surely help you, too. Your druggist has
sold Cardui for years. He knows what
if will do. Ask him. He viii recon-
mend it. Begin taking Cardui today.
Write To-: Chattanooga Meaicine Co.. Ladies.
Advisory Dept. Chattanooga, Tenn. for Special
Treatment Ger Wenen." sent In plain wrapper. I6a
The Adair County news., 1916-06-28
CrOcuS.

The farmers are now cutting
wheat in this section.
We are having lots of rain.
Corn is looking fine.
The Sunday school at Simpson
is getting along nicely.
There was a very good attend
ance at the singing at Sulphur
springs last Sunday, considering
the death of Mrs. K. Walkup,
which caused shorter attend
ance.
Luery Thomas and Miss Cora
Lloyd were married last Sunday
by magistrate, Mr.. Antle, near
Union chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Miller went
to Danville last week, after their
children who have been in school
there for some time.
Bill Gifford's wife is very sick
at this writing.
Arthur Grant and Miss Clara
Antle eloped to Tennessee one
night last week where they were
married.
Sam Grant, who has been on
the sick list for some time, went
to Glensfork to consult a doctor.
Tilford Petty and wife went
to Bowling Green a few days ago.
Otha Bibee is running a saw
mill near this place this week.
Matthew Aaron and wife Wis
tied ]. W. Vaughan last Sunday.
L. J. Jones is building Hiram
Jackman a two story dwelling.
J.Z. Collins, of Kneedmore,
put a metal roof on part of his
his dwelling last week.
Miss Pearl Floyd, who has
been real sick for some time, is
improving at this writing.
Little James Miller, son of
B. S. Miller. is quite sick.
Mrs. Ada Grant visited her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
L. Grant last Sunday,
Prayer meeting at Mount Zion
every Saturday night. Sunday
school every Sunday afternoon.
Leo Miller and wife visited
his mother. Mrs. Adelia Sullivan
at this place last Sunday.
The Adair County news., 1916-06-28

Bad teeth and ill-kept gums
not only look bad, and feel I'M
comfortable if not painful, but
they let in more serious disease
like rheumatism. chronic sepsis,
and tuberculosis. It doesn't pay
to ''let the teeth The
Healthy Home.
The Adair County news., 1916-06-28

well, and it is hoped that he will
recover. He is having the best
of attention by his physician and
also a train nurse from Louisville.
Allen Kemp delivered the best
lot of hogs here last week to Ray
Caldwell that has been brought
to this town this season at &c per
pound.
Since the completion of the
subscription of the proposed rail
road coming into the town of Co.
lumbia, the spirit of improve
ment has struck our people and
we have made large subscrip-
ton to build a first-class road
from this place to Union church.
Such men as W. L. Grady, R. l..
Wellington, Thos. Dowell, SiIas
Cain and many others to numer-
our too mention are at the back
of this enterprise. We expect to
raise our subscription list to one
thousand dollars. Some have
subscribed 500. We expect the
subscription to be paid in either
cash or work on the road. Said
work is to begin not later than
the LIST day of August and to be
continued until work is complet-
ed. We have the assurance from
as U. N. Whitlock and others
that the matter will be taken uI
from Bliss and the road complet-
ed in like manner to Union church
therefore we will have a good
road from Gradyviile to halfway
to Columbia anyway, and we
shall expect the good citizens
living on the road from Bliss to
Columbia to see that the road is
continued from Bliss Columbia
You good farmers living on sale
road, we all know who you are
should take the work up and SCI
that the work is done and wher
the road is completed it will b,
lpaid for, and we will have /:
good road with but little ex
lpense. We have an example OF
the work on the Bliss hill tina
i u. N. Whitlock and his brother
} Ed, looked after and this roaC
was good all winter, while par
Of the road from this town to
Bliss was impossible and dan.
gerous to man and beast to trav-
ell. Let us fix the road right anS
will have good roads all the time,
Misses Ruth Hill and MauG
! Wilmore, two of our popular
young ladies, visited in Column
bia last week.
The Adair County news., 1916-06-28
After -Four Years Of Discouragins
Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave
Upin Despair. Husband
Came to Rescue.

Catron, Ky.-In an interesting letter
from this place, Mrs. Bette Bullock
writes as follows: 81 suffered for four
years, with womanly troubles, and during
ibis time, could only sit up for little
while, and could not walk anywhere at
IN. At times, would have severe pains
In my LEFT side.
The doctor was called in, and his treat
ment relieved me for a while, but was
soon confined to my bed again. After
hat, nothing seemed to do me any good.
The Adair County news., 1916-06-28
Stomach Troubles and Constipation.

~ will cheerfully say that Cham
pertains Tablets are the most Salts
factory remedy for stomach troubles
and constipation that 1 have sold in
thirty-four years drug store service"
writes S. n. Murphy, druggist, Wells
burg, N. Y. Obtainable PAUL Drug
Co. Adv.
The Adair County news., 1916-06-28
Gradyville.

rain ana plenty OF IL laSC week.
Wheat harvest is on this week
and crop too.
Strong Hill, of Glasgow, was
here this week in the interest of
hardware.
Miss Elsie Nelson, Of Green's
burg, visited her mother near
here several days of last week.
Joel Rodgers is in Louisville
this week having some repairing
done on his mill, getting ready
for the new crop Of wheat.
Robert Wellington spent last
Saturday and Sunday in Column
bia.
Robert Wilson, of Cane Valley,
and Walter Golf, of Columbia,
passed through our place one
day last week en- route for Tomp-
kinsville. They motored through
regardless of the bad road.
Robert Reed, of Columbia,
spent a day or so here last week
looking after insurance.
Misses Lula Moss and Ruth
Holiday are visiting at Edmon-
ton this week.
Mr.. Herschel Shirrell, who is
on the road selling poultry food,
is making fine success and we
understand his remedies are fine
for all kind of fowl diseases.
Adair Spoke Co., begun work
here the first of the week. When
they get their machinery all
trained up they think they will
do good business here again
this season.
Cordie Wilson, during the cleo.
trio storm last Thursday night,
lost by lightning, a very fine miIck
COW and several head of hogs.
G. w. Pickett and son, Of
Pickett, were in this community
last week looking after cattle
and sheep.
Our people are having plenty
of good things to eat out of THEN
gardens at this time. Uncle
Robert Keltner says he has the
largest Irish potatoes that is
grown in this section this season
at this time. Uncle Bob grows
the Bull Mooser kind and he says
they can not be beat. If they
can they have failed to show up.
Mr.. S. G. Neat, the weII-knowr
groceryman of Columbia. was
calling on his trade in our towr
one day last week. Schuyler is
a good fellow and gets a gooc
share of the business of oul
town.
The all day singing last Sun
day, at Smiths chapel, conduct
ed by Messrs. Campbell and Ben
nett, was largely attended anc
fine music rendered. The PEG
pie who attended were highl,
entertained.
L. C. Cook. who has been dan
gerously sick for the past thre,
waaka ia holding his own ,.,,
The Adair County news., 1916-06-28

Thk strawberry shipping seas
on for Bowling Green is over
and 385 cars were shipped which
il more than last year.