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THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS
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Published Every Wednesday
BY THE -
Adair County News Company
(Incorporated.)
CHAS. S. HARRIS, Editor.
Democratic newspaper devoted to the interest
of the City cf Columbia and the people "of Adair
and adjoining counties.
fore him, the rich and the poor
sroMcoriaiMeSttaerights?
his decisions at all times being
rendered according to" the law
and testimony in a case.
Judge Thurman's name; has been
frequently mentioned for Gov
ernor, but he prefers to serve
the constituents of his district as
its Circuit iudge.
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Entered at the Columbia Poet-office as Becond
class nail matter.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $1.00 PER YEAR
WED. APR. 28, 1915
Announcements.
FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.
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We are authorized to announce F. A. Strange a
candidate for circuit cleric of Adair county, sub
ject. to the Democratic primary to be held in
-August-
C1RCU1T COURT CLERK.
We are authorized to announce thatW. T.
Price is a candidate f oi re-election to the office
of Circuit Court Clerk of Adair county, subject to
the action of the Republican voters Of said party,
atthe August primary,
' FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
v (Judge J. C. Crrter, of Monroe county, author
isesAis to announce his candidacy for re-election.
to the office of Circuit-Judge in this the Twenty
in$i district, subject to 'the action of the Repub-
. litfa'n voters, as expressed at the polls at the
Cofifinc August primary.
. .FOR commonwealth's attorney.
Seemingly there is less inter
est throughout the State in the
present race fon Governor tban
ever before known in Kentucky
politics. In this immediate sec
tion the candidates are seldom
mentioned, and we venture the
assertion that not one fifth of
the Democrats of Adair have an
nounced who they intended Ao
support. About Columbia there
have been some expressions, and
we find the vote divided between
i McDernott, Cherry and Stanley,
but at the same time no voter
seems to be very enthusiastic.
Later the buz may. start, but;'at
present the breeze is perceptibly,
calm. As to subordinate posir
tions, Hon. M. M. Logan, who is
a candidate for Attorney Gener
al, is about the only aspirant1
who has out spoken following. ';
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-We are authorized to announce A. A . Hudles
, tea, of Cumberland county, a candidate for re
election t3 the office oi Commonwealth's Attorney
in this the Twenty-ninth district, subject to the
action of the Republican voters in said district,
as expressed at the-primary to be held the first
Saturday in August, 1915.
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TOR THE STATE SENATE.
We are authorized to announce D. E. Hatch
er, of Barren cotnty, a candidate for the State
Senate, sub jeet to the Democratic voters at
the August primary. The district Is composed
of tho conntlcs of Barren, Metcalfe and Adair.
We are authorized to announce R. B. Trigg,
of 'Barreu county, a candidate for the State
Senate from the 16th district, subject to the
. action of the Democratic voters in the August
primary. The.distrJct is composed of Adair,
Barren and' Metcalfe.
yOR THE LEGISLATURE.
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We arc authorized to announce H. C. Baker a
. candikate to represent Adair and Cumberland
!' in the next legislature, subject to the action of
the Republican1 voters, as expressed at the Au
gust primary.
'' We are authorized to announce G. L. Perry-
man a candidate to resresent Adair and Cum
'; berland in the next Legislature, subject to the
action of the Republican voters of the district,
- ac expressed at the August primary.
TOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.
WILLIAM F. KL4IR--FAYETTE COUNTY.
Candidate for Re-elect as Railroad Commission
er Second District of Kentucky, Subject to the
action of the Democratic party in the August
Primary.
Russell County Announcement.
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Last week we published a card.
from Hon. Lilburn Phelps, ,$of ,
Jamestown, Hhe wording-'"jef;
which plainly indicated that!he!
was a candidate for Circuit
Judge in this the 29th 'Judicial
district. Mr. Phelps is a Re
publican, and a gentleman who
stands high in Russell county,
and will, doubtless, be formidable
before the people. Judge J. C.
Carter has already announced
for re-nomination for said posi
tion, and it is not likely that any,
one else will be before the peo-;
pie but himself and Mr. ' Phelp's.;
Both being true Kentucky gen
tlemen,, we predict, their r.espec-
tive canvasses, .will be .pitched
upon a "high "pldne." The 'News
being Democratic, will take no
part in' the contest. J ' ' ,
FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.
We are authorized to announce J. It. McFar
lMid a candidate for Circuit Court Clerk of
Russell county, cubject to the action of the Re
publican voters of said county, ag expressed at
the August primary.
FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.
We are authorized to announce Lee A. Law
less a candidate for re-eiection to tho office of
Circuit Court Clerk of the County of Kussell,
subject to the action of tho Republican voters
of said county, as expressed -at tho August
primary.
In the Judicial district made
up of the counties of Green, Tay
lor Marion and 'Washington,
Judge I. H. Thurman is a candi
date f orre-election. He enjoys the
distinction of being one of the
best Judges in the State, a gen
tleman who has had an enviable
reputation as a lawyer since ear
ly manhood a j.uBt man and a
just Judge. Hekn6Ws no man
on the bench, anrj when Jiie
facts in the case are brought be-
Leo M. Frank, a Hebrew, who
was convicted of murdering a
young girl, in Atlanta, Ga has
failed in his efforts for a new
trial and will have to be put to
death unless his sentence is com
muted to life imprisonment, Mb
attorneys having petitioned for
the change in the verdict.
Frank was convicted of the mur
der of Mary Phagan, a white
girl, on the testimony of a negro
boy. The sentiment .is greatly
divided as to his guilt.
Corn Drills? Yes,
Black Hawk, Campbell and Superior.
Cultivators:
Genuine Brown, Buckeye and Brinley Le
verless, both Riding and Walking.
-Complete Line of Farm Implements, Wagons, Buggie, Field
.. ', . Seeds and Fertilizer.
Let us know what repairs you need at once, so as to save
time and postage.
The Jeffries Hardware Store,
Columbia, Kentucky?
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The County Unit law has been
held valid by the Court of Ap
peals, hence the saloons in Shel
byville, Winchester and other
places in Kentucky where the
drys won the election, will have
to close.
: HONOR .ROLL. ' . '
Columbia Graded and High School.
;. . ! jSeniors.-, ..
Kex Holladay.' : r, :
Clay Smith
Edgar -Diddle,
Juniors.
Nannie "Faulkner.
Freshmeh.
Letitia Paull
Cary Feese l
Anna Eubank. ; -.
8th Grade.
"Vera Taylor
Alonzo Summers.
Uli Grade.
'Stella Antle " ""
i -Ruth. Wilson. -u ;-
Mary Hughes
'"Kinnaird Rdwe.-
' - ' 6th-Grade.' '
Stewart Huff aken ; ,-; . f -.
.Lillian Logan ,. , .t t,
Nellie Simms.
'L1 ' 5tli Grade.'
Anna1 Dean ' ' '
Virginia Smith .. ,, r , ,
Bertha Yates. ;
4th GradeT
Marie Ingram
Mabe.lnBosehbaum
Marshall Paull
'James Frankum
Foster Pickett.
3rd Grades.
Allene Nell
Nelle Smith
J.Frank Walker
Floyce Neat
Mary Younjr
Frances Eussell
Willard Browning.
2nd Grade.
Frances Browning
Lucile Winfrey ;
Cecil May Kearnes
Thomas Menzies.
1st Grade.
Anna May Menzies
Nathaniel Tut ,
Harlan Judd
Gladys Ingram
Davla Wilson
William Kearnes'
Ira Hutchison.
Gome To
Louisville
At Our Expense
We Rebate Railroad Fares according to the plan of
the Retail Merchants Association", affording you the
advantage, of
BIG STOCKS SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS and
SATISFACTORY CHOICE in selecting
WALL PAPER, CARPETS, RUGS, LINOLEUM,
DRAPERIES and LACE CURTAINS
Our enormous line of strictly reliable merchandise at rock bottom
prices make trading at our store SAFE and SAVING:
Hubbuch Bros. & Wcllcndorff,
Sherrod Hatcher bought last week,
from Brack Cain, a mare and colt for
$225; a mule from J. F. Montgomery
for seventy dollars. He sold one mare
to Tom Bradshaw for $70.
L. K You H
are troubled with heartburn; gases and
a distressed feeling after eating take a
i Jin Dvsnensia
Tablet
before aad after eack meal aodfrouwity-,
biBwwptiaBtf.SoMonfrywt25q?
Paull Drug Co.
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522 & 524 W. Market SEr "
Louisville's Biggest .Carpet Store, ,
Exponents of tlte Slogan "' i : ::
It Pays to Buy oh Market St.
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Married in Jeffersonville.
Mr. Oscar Hartfield, a young busi
ness man of Campbellsville, and Miss
Miss Marie Hendrickson, same city,
daughter of Judge W. T. Hendrick
son, were married in Jeffersonville,
Ind., last Wednesday. The bride is a
native of Adair county, having been
born and partly reared in the Casey
Creek section. She has many rela
tives and friends in this county, and
is known to all -the young peoule of
Columbia, she having visited here A
uiuouerux niues. xxie cpupie will 16'
side in Campbellsville.
Just Received
JL BIQ LOT OF
Odd Pants, Boys Suits, Childrens Romp
ers and Dresses, Ladies Skirts and
Shirt Waists.
Also a Complete Line of Mens', Worn
ens' and Childrens Slippers.
See our Line of Mens Fine Shirts.
We still have a full line of Pocket and
Table Cutlery. Come to us for Floor
1 Covering, Porch Furniture, Etc.
We will give away a $50.00 Davenport
absolutely free. Call at the store
for particulars.
1 Casey Jones' Store. 1