 Jersey cow; fresh the 26th, of March, for sale. bt-ll- s EJ Barbee. will n - Columbia Lodge, No 230, I. O. O. F. meet next Thursday night. mem-beis.- of I Born, to the wife of Melvin Conover,, on the 27th, a son. FOXES WANTED. f -- Grey and Red Foxes Squirrels Coons J2.C0.50 75 to i50 to 1.00 to,. I -- ''' y And Express. Send name of your e.xprws office In W. T. HODGEN. Box 233 Ijtfirs-tette- - r. m. 14-1- CampbelliTllIe. Ki, is - 2 ', THE ADAIR COUNTY NEWS ; "; wood and it is from $5 to $6 Xex-- i Holmes. James Boys' Mother Drops Dead. the Pacific Coast. His body was inaiiUiUiiiiiiUIUUiiiUiiiUi UiUUUUiUUUUIUIUtlliiUiU&! S cord. rrs.buried there.. TT.-TVTilli I Offer for the Next Twenty Most of the land here makes J.U.J.O. awuu who has iviuiic Mrs. James was married to Oklahoma City, Ok., Feb., 12.-good cotton but we cannot eat rrS is Days or as Long as Zerelda Samuels, mother of rwrnr Samnpis in 18KK. TTp tnn been on the sick list better. cotton and it takes lots of it tobuy Stock Lasts Frank and Jesse James, fell dead was from Kentucky. Doctor! Haller Bault's health is stiU, what we live on but everybody Z school at New very poor. Friday afternoon in the state Samuels attended has plenty to eat and wear but Uncle James Humnh rev's eon- room of a pullman on a north Liberty and was graduated from. it takes most of the cotton to pay L.. bound Frisco train as it neared a Cincinnati medical college- - He dition remains about the same. zS west in 1850, and while Mrs. ti. ivi Jones has Deer iji it, wntjii uiiev uu il lanes 'came this city, At the Following Prices aoout m rnontns to maKe a cotton :3s She was accompanied by Mrs. j practicting medicine at Green- quite poorly but is better. zcz crop. We begin two months be- - Mitchell 22 Gears Only $40 00 ville, Mo., met Mrs. Samuels. Frank James. The roads in this section are fore christmas to put up our land Mil burn 3 $42 50 Mrs. Samuels had been to visit Excepting a period of the Civil very bad, there has Keen so much aiul it takes tin.christmas to pick " Milburn 3i her son Frank, who is now a far- War, when Doctor and Mrs rain and quite a lot of hauling jit $45 00 out we have about three mer, and was on her way to her Samuels were co npelled to remain on them. Woven Wire Fence weeks rest in August after we'2 away from Clay County, they'home near Kearney, Mo. Seeing that the correspondent are through laying. by our crops 3 o.. J The body was removed to an lived near Kearney until he was from Pellham is advocating a then we go to picking our cotton y ivs undertaking establishment here sent to the asylum at St. Joseph. bridge across Russell creek, we It takes lots of hands to pick in Neighbors of Mrs. Samuels Guaranteed the Best Wire and and was sent at night to the old people out this way would like, the fall.. many instances of often related James homestead. 20 o Better Galvanized than to put in a plea for a bridge I like the country letters, come' She will be buried alongside her daring while protecting her across Casey's creek, which it anv other Fence. on with the Rowes X Roads and 3 sons when they were being pur the grave of Jesse James, who seems is badly needed as could Esto letters. was killed by Bob Ford in St.Jo-sep- h sued by Federal troops at the be as to large majority. It would 5 T. 0. Collins. time tne James Doys were in Mo., in 1882. 26 in 7 Bars Regular Standard Farm Fence lAe The Rod be a great convenience as wf-Quantrell's band of guerrillas and'Mrs. Samuelsjwas 83 years old'224e " " Program. " 32 " 3 " as it seems a necessity. of similar acts when they were QO and considering the vicissitude oi o;r'" ". Kev. Ben Henderson Drenched'cnaseu ror ona were avr.pnHnnnilv Of Fifth Sunday meeting of jS ""'" 10'" " i.wt lifo.jnw wQa v..w..v....,. outlawed inv, ho.. to 284 t0 a g00dIy numher at Jer,c0 Second North Concord associotion 31 48 fairly rears by detectives and Sheriffs' well preserved and was in Barbed Wire Small SO rod Spools $1 70 Spool zz. school house the nrst baturdav to be held with Free Union posses. St. Louis Republic good possession of all her facul--! "" " Large 80 " 2 50 night and Sunday in Feb., and chunjh on Satur(1ay and Sund'ties. Heart disease is supposed to Buffalo Hart, III. announced that he wou'd preach We are offering $5 000 00 worth of new Up,29 and 30 of April. 1911.- cau-e- d have her death. again the first Saturday there todate Clothing at 2hr Off Lowest Cash 1. Devotional exercise--. 10. mes A long distance-telephon- e night and Sunday m March. Rev. Prices. No fixed up prices and no dark,m. sage apprised Frank James of Thinking perhaps some of my W. S, Dudgeon preaches there 2. Our association his mother's death and went to friends would like to hear from on Closet Sale. and. its the 4th Sunday in each month. nioric 1 Q ATfita on. i'jvnn'will drop a few lines the North, I. 'TCH4 the old home direct from Fletcher illlVl7 fill' ii:uuu We offer $4 000 00 Worth of New Clean Shoes at Terrill Barnett died on Satur- - Wilson. to the News. I am not so far It is expecpted that Hi George 20 per cent off Lowest Cash Priced day Feb. 11th, at the home of Missouri North however it is north of my and all of the Western 3. Denominational literature, his father, Pleas Barm-tt-, We have a few Thousand Pounds of the BEST who old Kentucky home. survivors of Qnantrell's band M T. Grime and J. M. Williams. PATENT FLOUR any Mill Ever Made that we Well the weather is not fairing lives on White Oak Creek about will attend the funeral. P,.v..,;,,,.... TU DH,I xnc uunc piaii ui lmyivnij; Zi t. will sell at 70c. 24 lb bag, or $5 50 the Barrel three miles from this place pj)e About twelve years ago when up very fast and we are having one another, C. L. Bradley and S burial was on Sunday at the Mt. Hogless Lard 50 lbs $5 00 Frank James was a doorman at lots of mud. Its takes four W. F. J. Wilson. Carmel Church yard. He was Pure Hog Lard 50 lbs $6 25 the Standard Theater, St. Louis, horses to pull an empty wagon and near 21 years of age and was a SUNDAY MORNING 10 O'LOCK. We are offering Dry Goods at Remarkably Mrs. Samuels visited him there" then have to keep the mud pushBible sanctification and mod ed out of the wheels to keep the victim of lung trouble. He had Low Prices. Twice widowed, one of her wagon from sliding, although been down a iong while;he leaves ern sanctification compared, J.O. S husbands dying unexpectedly We will Discount the lowest Cash Prices 10 per cent an aged grand mother, father, Sutherland and C. L. Bradley, thousands of miles from home, this is a good country to make on the following lines. 3 2. How to secure better discip- mother, two sisters, and five tha" other dying in an insane asy- money. The 1910 crops were fine Manure Spreaders, Mowing Machines. Cultivators, Walking brothers as well as a host of line in our churches, J. K. Gri--! zg lum three years ago; two of her corn made about 70 bushels per and Riding Corn Planters, Corn Drills. Plows, Disc Harrows, acre, oats 65 bushels and wheat other relatives to mourn his loss, der and E. G. Wilson. I Clod Crushers and Putve. izery, Bnt' its and Surreys. : sons assassinated, her own arm 35 bushels per acre and clover! J. S. Beard