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MACHINE SHOPOpened up by experienced Machinist

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The New Bobbitt Hotel

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Neat Rooms Good Beds Good Table Fare and aiGood Accommodations as found anywhere Firstclass la every thing and most reasonable in priceTbeipstro isle of Adair County solicitedJ

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Firstclaws Table

Good Sample RoomsFeed Stable

Reasonable Rates

W MI3tILMOftE PROGradyvllle Kentucky

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When you can Get a 1900 Ball Bearing

WASH MACHINE

that a Child 14 years old can Wash a Tub of Clothes in 6minutes Guaranteed to do the Work or Money Refunded

Write for prices on NEW WAY GASOLINE ENGINES

i Address Department A care of DEHLER BROS I

HOTELTELEPHONECOBURG

This seems to be one of the fa ¬

vored sections so far as rain isconcerned and vegetation wasnever better Tobacco is finewhile good prices stimulate goodcultivation and careful handlingThe wheat is all threshed with apoor yield and low prices andthis means a low acreage for thecoming crop

The Logging business of theMcLean Lumber Co has been ata standstill for some weeks onaccount of teams and hands be¬

ing employed elsewhere but willopen up in a few days with agreater force than ever

The sick of this section are allMrsrDaves a very old lady is somebetter Bob Hancock of Kelleyville is improving and Mrs Lu ¬

ther Curry is much better-

Astarvelldigging outfit madethe rounds of > Coburg andstruck some fine streams of wa ¬

ter Will Jones the blacksmithat a depth of 67 feet struck afine stream Charlie Morris andJim Hare struck fine streams at30 odd feet

Road overseers with theirhands and teams have been put¬

ting our roads in good order thepast few weeks

The question of personal priv¬

ilege is one that may come be ¬

fore the observant mind each day

in the year A few years ago

the writer called attention to thedepredations committed upon thefarmers woodland by thethoughtless people digging na¬

tive ginseng and other medical

herbs which served in a measure

to suppress this kind of tresspassupon the land owners How ¬

ever the advocacy of this factdoes not in a measure destroythe idea among some that manythings not their own is theirs ifthey trouble themselves to takeit As example men of goodstanding will go on our creeklands and haul away gravel andconvert it to their own use with¬

out so much as asking for itNow a thing not worth askingfor and yet is beneficial to uscertainly should have a value insomeway How much differ ¬

ence is there between the manwho goes into your fenced upfield and hauls away a load ofyour soil than the one who goes

on your outside land and haulsaway a load of gravel If theformer is tresspass and openstealing what is the last

Our Fairs have come and gone

The one at Bur esville was good

and so was the Columbia Fairbut there is something lackingThese Fairs are created to stim-ulate

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interest among the farmersand stock men but ddithey j serve

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this purpose The premiums of¬

fered the agriculturalist are notsufficient to warrant preparationfor a display much less to stim ¬

ulate superior effort This ac¬

counts for the small display ofagricultural products The stockfeatures are all right but letshave a division of interest be¬

tween the stockmen and agricult-

urists¬

The Limit of Life

The most eminent medicalscientistsare unanimous in the conclusion thatthe generally accepted limitation of hu¬

man life is many years below the at¬

tainment possible with the avancedknowledge of which the race is nowpossessed The critical period that de ¬

termines its duration seems to be be-

tween¬

I 50 and 60 the proper care ofi the body during this decade cannot betoo strongly urged carelessness thenbeing fatal to longevity Natures besthelper after 50 is Electric Bitters the

I scientific tonic medicine that revitalizesevery organ of the body Guaranteed

iT E Paull druggist 50c

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DROWNED IN CUMBERLAND RIVER

On Sunday morning betweennine and ten oclock Forest RayHumble a sixteen year old sonof Mr and Mrs L C Humblewas drowned His body wasfound Monday morning aboutnine oclock Brother Ethertonpreached the funeral and hisbody was laid to rest on his fath¬

ers farm near KendallRay was a noble little fellow

a boy that always had a brightsmile and a pleasant word foreveryone dutiful son to fatherand mother a loving brother to

little brothers and sisters Heleaves four sisters and two little

brothersOurheavens gain

One fond hope remainsunblightedHopes of meeting Ray again

When we shall be transportedFrom this world of sin and pain

Our hearts with sorrow broken

Christ has felt the cruel thornHe will give back pur darling Ray

On the Resurrection morn

His Friend Mae Rowena Ky

DIRIGO

Several from this place atten-

ded

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the fair-

Misses Helena Hundley andAnnie Lee Strange visited theiruncle W L Strange Inroadlast week

The measle scare is about over

in this section

Mr Paul Epperson Montpel

ier was here last Sunday

Robert Yolks of Bakerton will

lecture at Bird School House thefirst Friday evening in Septem¬

ber He will also make picturesat that place that day

Charlie Harness will sing atIndependence the 4th Sunday

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WEED

Luther Roach had a mare togqit not been for immediate assist¬

ance she would have bled todeath in a short time

Since the recent rains r

prospects are more favorable for JiaMari ¬

garet and Katherine Walkerpassed through here Friday enroute home from the Institute

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Thomas Cole is puting up ablacksmith shop for CharlieSparks and L D McCawley

Born to the wife of MarshallRoach on the 16th a boy

The singing at J R YatesSaturday evening was largelyattended and all report a nice

timeMessrs<

R L Cole Warren

JCoomerand G C Wilson were in Colum¬

bia FridayThursday afternoon at the

home of the brides parents Mr 0

and Mrs S W England MissLucy England was united in theholy bonds of wedlock to MrJohn G Shirley of McGregorTexas Rev Bryant Wilson

Jofficiating only a few immedi ¬

ate friends being present to wit¬

ness the ceremony

There was quarterly meetingheld at Morris Chapel Saturdayand Sunday

Mrs Virgie Sexton of Cool

Springs killed a rattle snake oneday last week which was 66

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inches in length and had 15

rattlersMessrsThomas Chastine and

Thomas Janes left Wednesdayfor Kingston Ill

Mrs Lou Sneed was on thesick list last week

Wiley Wilson sold a cow to

Fountain Pendleton of Gradyville for 14

Dock Coomer has flux at thiswriting

Endorsed by the County

The most popular remedy in Otsegocounty and the best friend of my fam¬

ily writes Win M Dietz editor andpublisher of the Otsego Journal Gilbertsville N Y is Dr Kings NewDiscovery It has proved to be an in ¬

fallible cure for coughs and colds making short work of the worst of themWe always keep a bottle in the houseI believe it to be the most valuable prescription known for Lung and Throatdiseases Guaranteed to never dis¬

appoint the taker by T E Paullsrdrug store Price 50c and 1 Trialbettle free

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Brooks Burress sold his houseand lot to Tyler Burress for 225

andwill leave with his familynext week for Kansas where hewill reside

Miss Lunie Paxton is very sickwith chills and fever

Millard Paxton who was badly

hurt about ten days ago as im¬

proving nicely but has not gainedhis eye sight yet

Mrs U N Whitlock BlissJ

visited at A W Paxton severaldays of last week

Odie Coomie has moved toExie where he will run a black-smith

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