S d i F > > j r < < THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS COLUMBIA KY JULY 12 1905 liEi mm IE mIBi liDIEIE IEIBiU m l mm m1 mJ i1 > m1 mJ m1 m II- m1 e mll 8 5 0 0 IjN ri D T7T r N C Elj u j < i m m I I I 00 7 7 i- ElectricLightsFreeM i 1 I fi J i1 f1ittt7 < > < 9tii < li For information Address < S c < i > tj tv f t 1 < > f B 0 t rt < J Jy E CH SR PAYNE BUSMGR 1 a 7i 7 fiI p 11 J q i v 1C r rl r 4 Il I II j J d l J v jil II t i I f 1 < l 11 > It IIOo iI II I 7 < I lIt 4 ii iI 11 i 11 iIlt I tt b D N Ne s 4 i N 4I I CORRESPONDENCE i ADAIR AND ADJOINING COUNTIES S 4I SPARI < ESllILLS Evan Akin is on the sick list i Mrs James Firkin is quite sickCorn is looking fine since the rains Mr Coy of your city was here on business FridayZa- ck I I Bardin and wife were in Columbia Saturday Born to the wife of Bob Rowe I on the 3rd a daughter I f Jesse Stone of Gadberry was here on business SaturdayI Tom Bundle ing visited T F Curry Monday Vallas Dooley was transacting business in Gradyville Saturday Mr Goode Queensware drum = mer called on our merchants Sat r urdayDick I Tandy passed through here Thursday with a nice bunch of hogs J F Gilpin will build a new store house at this place in the- e near future Mrs Hattie Wheeler and child ¬ ren visited her parents near Col ¬ umbia last week C C Coomer and wife of Ba ¬ sil visited J M Yarberry Satur ¬ day and Sunday RUSSELL SPRINGS Mrs Coffey who has been very ill for some time is no better o The public school opened here last week with a good enrollment A number of people from here attended the old folks singing at Clear Spring July 4th Messrs J E Snow andSYl1 vanus Wilson returned day from a trip to CincinnatiI Mrs Mollie Humble of Somer- set has been visiting relatives and friends here for the past few days J Mrs Frank Wade who was 3 Friy ¬ J 4dxY with an attack of heart fall lure Is somewhat improved Messrs TB Isbell and W D Ie- xh t Y y 2 T rM e Z P b s 5 Tarter left last week on a pros- pecting ¬ tour through the Indian Territory They expect to be gone about three weeks Dr Will Armstrong of Albany is here for a few days We un ¬ derstand that he is thinking of lo ¬ eating at this place again Dr Armstrong isa good dentist and we would be pleased to have him come WF Smith who has recently moved from Texas was here last week to rent property He wishes to fallb term of the Academy and Busi- ness ¬ Sea p tember 4th = BReeDING Mrs Jeff Harvey is very sick Jim Goff called on our merchants I last week v Uncle Doc beena very sick but is thought to be improvingSam and little daughter and Mrs Henderson England are much improved S S Conrad agent for the National Novelty Works will visit several localities in Adair county in the near future Dick Tandy and son passed this place last week having picked up a very nice lot of cattle and hogs Cumberland county i Joe Clark of Albany who re- ceived ¬ I a six inch cut in his side while at work fora stave com- pany ¬ near Needmore has re ¬ turned home Turk Molder agents for the Twineman Stave Company have purchased nice lot of oak at Cofer Ky paying between 3000 and 4000 We under- stand that there will bea stave- factory moved to that place and the company will work it this fall > I 1lt oNTPLIR More rain more rest and still it rains f 1hsP tseyEp rsonjfexm the sick list 4 VJ r- Vr kJ i V f t ll R J jii r n Miss Cordie Taylor is still on the sick list Miss Golda Hadley is visiting at Russell Springs We celebrated the glorious fourth quietly at home Several from here attended the Zion singing last Sunday Sam R Wheat returned from an extended visit to Texas last week 0 B Jeffries opened the Pleasant Hill school with 6 pupils Monday July 3 Alfred Jones fell on a briar blade and received a very painful cut on his foot Avalee Taylor who has been confined to his room for over a month was able to beout driving last Sunday afternoon SULPHUR SnL8LL I > Taylor Countjv 1 t l Wheat threshing is in full blast Mrs Owen Maupin is still on the sick list J S Ship has purchased a tract of land for 675 L Mrs Hugh Edward of Cville was here Thursday Wm Penic and family of Bluff Boone were here Wednesday Sam Speer and wife were vis ¬ famIlyJ IIf you dont think every thing is getting along allright ask Bob Bailey Mrs Hallie Smith of Louis ¬ ville is visiting her sister Mrs J R Bailey W A Blevins sold a mare and colt for 170 and bought of Ed ¬ ward Bailey a horse for 140 J T Gilpin has a turkey that laid 79 eggs this season This is a record breaker this county Will Miller of Greensburg > and R S Bailey were the guests of Misses Bird and Matt Childers 1astWednesdaynight Judge J H Thurman and fam ¬ ilyMiss Brow Will McChctfd railroad c sionetandFnilk Peters of Springfield were here Wednesday night Allison Ship happened to a painful acedentThursdeY night While eating supper a revolver slipped from his pocketkand ex ¬ lolled the bullet penetrating his ii Bf i J i nx b 1J > i t 1 C i 1 J t u 1 thigh A doctor was called at once and the wound probed but the ball was not found n- C7SNE 1ZK1IEY Corn looks fine Farmers are about done har- vesting their oats A good aver- age ¬ crop is reported 1 This is undoubtedly a good fruit year for this part of the State this community at leastwe have a good variety and plenty of it Meadows were being cut at a rapidrate until the recent rains set in since that time farmers have been getting along slowly Quite a windstorm visited us on the night of the 6th inst without any damage being done E C Page- California expects to leave for in a few daYs to make that point his future home The change is due to Mr Pages de ¬ clining health for the past six monthsk X i J G Sublett who was report- ed quite sick last week is no better at this writing Mrs Annie Murrell is able to be up again Coy E Dudgeon is on a busi ¬ ness trip to St Marys and Rus sellville this veekI J W Sublett and C D Moore were in Columbia on business one i day last week Miss Mamie Wayne of Leba ¬ non Ky and Miss Oma Hollow bow of Alvord Tex are guests at Mr A R Feeses this week Hancocks threshing machine began work ten days ago it is I running at a rapid rate and is giving entire satisfaction It is now threshing wheat on Robin ¬ sons creek in Taylor county Miss Agnes Sharp who has been visiting in Campbellsville- for some time past is at home 4 v Boss Watson left last Thursday evening to take charge of his po ¬ sition with the surveying party Mrs J W Hancock is in Tay- lor ¬ county at the bedside of her father who has been quite ill for several days t J M Turner who has been visiting his Jon Everett at Ma- son ¬ City Ilt retured home last Tuesday 7 V BorlatHthV wioijDr < EL B P > v 4vr SV ij fJ 1 r li a rffiliiM S K i fi h rl irt i H tA f 5 r A- ga y t i 7 i th r < fIi Yr ZI L F > r 1 Atkinson on the evening of the 6th a daughter weight 9 pounds Mother and babe doing well Vester Murrell is in Taylor county this week in the interest of McLean Lumber Company D H Beard was on the sick list a few days of last week I Our public school will begin Monday July 17 Edna the little threeyearold daughter of Mr C S Moore has been quite sick for the past few days with flux Miss Ivy Sublett daughter of J W Sublett returned home last week after an extended visit to friends and relatives in Camp ¬ bellsvilleMrs Page was visiting her sister in Columbia last week younglfolks Sunday JOPPR School opened at Zion last Mon- daY ¬ I with 20 pupils i I 1V1r1vViIlis July 4th t Mrs H P Barger has been oni the sick list for a few days J P Willis wife and daughter Addie visited Mrs Willis mother near Garlin last Sunday lThe singing at Zion Sunday was largely attended and some good music rendered I Miss Nannie Lou Willis is withII her aunt Mrs Mont who is sick Mrs J W Walker has been I chilling for the past week G A Young who has been in ¬ disposed for several months is not any better at this writing Prof G B Yates and wife were the guest of James Naylor and family near Columbia Sun ¬ day night Robert Willis of color had the misfortune to stick a pitchfork in his leg while stacking wheat for Mr GA Young JAMES IIPLEJT DENTIST r < COLUMBIA KENTUCKY y lOrOFFici IN JwrntiM i BL i Sr n r 3ira ors QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE BANK OF COLUMBIA AT THE CLOSE OFBUSINESS OA THE 36th Dir OFJUXB 1905 KESOUKCES Loans and discounts 14570G 33 Overdrafts Ssecured4Th 22 Overdrafts Unsecured 1567 45 Due from National Banks 13 143 76 Due from State Banks and Bankers 10202 84 GOBankinJ Mortgages 31937 00 71Specie Currency 1S260 00 2346646 Exchange for Clearings 71 42 00Furniture Current Expenses lEast i Quarter 1277 24 Give description location val ¬ ue and how long ouneJ all real estate except banking house and lot if any owned longer than five j ears Done own any y r t GSIIWlO LI I 1rlrES 3000000Surplus SjDeposits interest is not paidH t 221C63 3c SUPPLE KNTAR V Highest amount of indebtedness of any stockholder person company or firm including in the liability of the company or firm the liability of the individual members thereof directly or indirectly if such indebt edness exceeds 0 per cent of cap ¬ tai stock actually paid in and actu- al ¬ amount of surplus of the bank NoneI amount of indebtedness of any director oroflicer if amount of such indebtedness exceeds 10 per cent of paidup capital stock of bank None Does amount indebtedness of gay includingin firm the liability of the individual members thereof exceed 30 per cent surpIlus ¬ Amount of last dividend 1200 00 interestI declaring dividend and was not less than 10 per cent of net profits ofn the bank for the period covered by the dividend carried to the surplus fund before said dividend was declared All expenses losses interest and taxes were deducted Surplus exeeeds amount required 19STATE COUNTY OF ADAIB jss Jo Coffey Cashier of the Bank of Colum bia a bank located and dOing business in the It town of Columbia Ih said county being duly sworn says that the foregoing report is in all respects a true statement of the condition of Bothday edge amd belief aad further sayg that the busl gees of said bank has keen transacted at the lo eatioa named amdmot elsewhere and that theI above report Is made In compliance with an- etlcialnot1ce received from the Secretary of State designating the 3oth day of June IMS as the day oa which such report shall be made JoCoffey KyCoamisBioa Jo COTPKT Cashier W W Jo Director t r jtPh r Jots O txaZrDtreCtO- za 4 t < v- Vr r i 7 > ys j 7i
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Evan Akin is on the sick listiMrs James Firkin is quite
sickCornis looking fine since the
rainsMr Coy of your city was here
on business FridayZa-ck
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Bardin and wife were inColumbia Saturday
Born to the wife of Bob RoweI
on the 3rd a daughterI
f Jesse Stone of Gadberry washere on business
SaturdayITom Bundleing visited T F Curry Monday
Vallas Dooley was transactingbusiness in Gradyville Saturday
Mr Goode Queensware drum=
mer called on our merchants Sat r
urdayDickI
Tandy passed throughhere Thursday with a nice bunchof hogs
J F Gilpin will build a newstore house at this place in the-
e near futureMrs Hattie Wheeler and child ¬
ren visited her parents near Col¬
umbia last week
C C Coomer and wife of Ba¬
sil visited J M Yarberry Satur¬
day and Sunday
RUSSELL SPRINGSMrs Coffey who has been very
ill for some time is no bettero The public school opened here
last week with a good enrollment
A number of people from hereattended the old folks singing atClear Spring July 4th
Messrs J E SnowandSYl1vanusWilson returned
day from a trip to CincinnatiIMrs Mollie Humble of Somer-
set has been visiting relativesand friends here for the past fewdays
J Mrs Frank Wade who was3 Friy¬
J4dxY with an attack of heart falllure Is somewhat improved
Messrs T B Isbell and W DIe-
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Tarter left last week on a pros-
pecting¬
tour through the IndianTerritory They expect to begone about three weeks
Dr Will Armstrong of Albanyis here for a few days We un¬
derstand that he is thinking of lo¬
eating at this place again DrArmstrong isa good dentist andwe would be pleased to have himcome
WF Smith who has recentlymoved from Texas was here lastweek to rent property He wishestofallbterm of the Academy and Busi-
ness¬Seap
tember 4th=
BReeDINGMrs Jeff Harvey is very sick
Jim Goff called on our merchants I
last weekvUncle Doc beenavery sick but is thought to be
improvingSamand little daughter
and Mrs Henderson England aremuch improved
S S Conrad agent for theNational Novelty Works willvisit several localities in Adaircounty in the near future
Dick Tandy and son passed thisplace last week having pickedup a very nice lot of cattle andhogs Cumberland county
i
Joe Clark of Albany who re-
ceived¬ I
a six inch cut in his sidewhile at work fora stave com-
pany¬
near Needmore has re¬
turned home
Turk Molder agents for theTwineman Stave Company havepurchased nice lot of oak atCofer Ky paying between3000 and 4000 We under-
stand that there will bea stave-factory moved to that place andthe company will work it thisfall >
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1ltoNTPLIRMore rain more rest and still
it rains f
1hsP tseyEp rsonjfexm thesick list 4 VJ r-
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Miss Cordie Taylor is still on
the sick listMiss Golda Hadley is visiting
at Russell Springs
We celebrated the gloriousfourth quietly at home
Several from here attended theZion singing last Sunday
Sam R Wheat returned froman extended visit to Texas lastweek
0 B Jeffries opened thePleasant Hill school with 6 pupilsMonday July 3
Alfred Jones fell on a briarblade and received a very painfulcut on his foot
Avalee Taylor who has beenconfined to his room for over amonth was able to beout drivinglast Sunday afternoon
SULPHUR SnL8LLI > Taylor Countjv 1 t l
Wheat threshing is in full blastMrs Owen Maupin is still on
the sick list
J S Ship has purchased a tractof land for 675 L
Mrs Hugh Edward of Cvillewas here Thursday
Wm Penic and family of BluffBoone were here Wednesday
Sam Speer and wife were vis ¬famIlyJIIf you dont think every thingis getting along allright ask BobBailey
Mrs Hallie Smith of Louis¬
ville is visiting her sister MrsJ R Bailey
W A Blevins sold a mare andcolt for 170 and bought of Ed¬
ward Bailey a horse for 140
J T Gilpin has a turkey thatlaid 79 eggs this season This isa record breaker this county
Will Miller of Greensburg > andR S Bailey were the guests ofMisses Bird and Matt Childers1astWednesdaynight
Judge J H Thurman and fam¬
ilyMiss Brow Will McChctfdrailroad c sionetandFnilkPeters of Springfield were hereWednesday night
Allison Ship happened to apainful acedentThursdeY nightWhile eating supper a revolverslipped from his pocketkand ex¬
lolled the bullet penetrating his
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thigh A doctor was called atonce and the wound probed butthe ball was not found
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C7SNE 1ZK1IEYCorn looks fine
Farmers are about done har-
vesting their oats A good aver-
age
¬
crop is reported1
This is undoubtedly a good fruityear for this part of the Statethis community at leastwe have
a good variety and plenty of itMeadows were being cut at a
rapidrate until the recent rainsset in since that time farmershave been getting along slowly
Quite a windstorm visited uson the night of the 6th instwithout any damage being done
E C Page-California
expects to leave forin a few daYs to make
that point his future home Thechange is due to Mr Pages de¬
clining health for the past sixmonthskX iJ G Sublett who was report-ed quite sick last week is nobetter at this writing
Mrs Annie Murrell is able tobe up again
Coy E Dudgeon is on a busi ¬
ness trip to St Marys and Russellville this veekIJ W Sublett and C D Moorewere in Columbia on business one
i day last week
Miss Mamie Wayne of Leba¬
non Ky and Miss Oma Hollowbow of Alvord Tex are guestsat Mr A R Feeses this week
Hancocks threshing machinebegan work ten days ago itis
I running at a rapid rate and isgiving entire satisfaction It isnow threshing wheat on Robin ¬
sons creek in Taylor county
Miss Agnes Sharp who hasbeen visiting in Campbellsville-for some time past is at home
4 vBoss Watson left last Thursday
evening to take charge of his po¬
sition with the surveying partyMrs J W Hancock is in Tay-
lor¬
county at the bedside of herfather who has been quite ill forseveral days
tJ M Turner who has been
visiting hisJon Everett at Ma-
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City Ilt retured home lastTuesday 7 V
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Atkinson on the evening of the6th a daughter weight 9 poundsMother and babe doing well
Vester Murrell is in Taylorcounty this week in the interestof McLean Lumber Company
D H Beard was on the sicklist a few days of last week
I
Our public school will beginMonday July 17
Edna the little threeyearolddaughter of Mr C S Moore hasbeen quite sick for the past fewdays with flux
Miss Ivy Sublett daughter ofJ W Sublett returned home lastweek after an extended visit tofriends and relatives in Camp ¬
bellsvilleMrsPage was visiting
her sister in Columbia last week
younglfolksSunday
JOPPRSchool opened at Zion last Mon-
daY
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with 20 pupils i
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1V1r1vViIlisJuly 4th
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Mrs H P Barger has been onithe sick list for a few days
J P Willis wife and daughterAddie visited Mrs Willis mothernear Garlin last Sunday
lThe singing at Zion Sundaywas largely attended
and some good music rendered I
Miss Nannie Lou Willis is withIIher aunt Mrs Montwho is sick
Mrs J W Walker has been I
chilling for the past weekG A Young who has been in¬
disposed for several months isnot any better at this writing
Prof G B Yates and wifewere the guest of James Naylorand family near Columbia Sun¬
day night
Robert Willis of color had themisfortune to stick a pitchforkin his leg while stacking wheatfor Mr GA Young
JAMES IIPLEJTDENTIST
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COLUMBIA KENTUCKYylOrOFFici IN JwrntiM i BL iSrnr3ira
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QUARTERLY REPORTOF THE
BANK OF COLUMBIAAT THE CLOSE OFBUSINESS OA THE
36th Dir OFJUXB 1905KESOUKCES
Loans and discounts 14570G 33Overdrafts Ssecured4Th 22Overdrafts Unsecured 1567 45Due from National Banks 13 143 76
Due from State Banks andBankers 10202 84
GOBankinJMortgages 31937 0071SpecieCurrency 1S260 00
2346646Exchange for Clearings 71 42
00FurnitureCurrent Expenses lEast iQuarter 1277 24Give description location val ¬
ue and how long ouneJ allreal estate except bankinghouse and lot if any ownedlonger than five j ears Doneown any
y r t GSIIWlOLI I1rlrES
3000000SurplusSjDepositsinterest is not paidH t 221C63 3cSUPPLE KNTAR V
Highest amount of indebtedness ofany stockholder person companyor firm including in the liabilityof the company or firm the liabilityof the individual members thereofdirectly or indirectly if such indebtedness exceeds 0 per cent of cap ¬
tai stock actually paid in and actu-al
¬
amount of surplus of the bank
NoneI amount of indebtedness ofany director oroflicer if amount ofsuch indebtedness exceeds 10 percent of paidup capital stock ofbank NoneDoes amount indebtedness of gay
includinginfirm the liability of the individualmembers thereof exceed 30 per centsurpIlus ¬
Amount of last dividend 1200 00
interestIdeclaring dividend and was notless than 10 per cent of net profits ofnthe bank for the period covered by thedividend carried to the surplus fundbefore said dividend was declaredAll expenses losses interest and taxeswere deductedSurplus exeeeds amount required
19STATECOUNTY OF ADAIB jssJo Coffey Cashier of the Bank of Colum
bia a bank located and dOing business in the Ittown of Columbia Ih said county being dulysworn says that the foregoing report is in allrespects a true statement of the condition ofBothdayedge amd belief aad further sayg that the buslgees ofsaid bank has keen transacted at the loeatioa named amdmot elsewhere and that theIabove report Is made In compliance with an-etlcialnot1ce received from the Secretary ofState designating the 3oth day of JuneIMS as the day oa which such report shall bemadeJoCoffeyKyCoamisBioa
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