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HERNDON ITEMS
Numerous Social Notes From g
South Christian
s
Herndon Ky July 30Miss
Willie Harrison baareturned home 1
after a visit to Mrs T S Winfree
Mrs John Harrison is very ill s
at this writing with fever
llr John Harrison w hofnas been
quite sick is much better
Miss Bessie Anderson has re
turned home after a visit to Miss
Mary Lou Pace J
We understand that Mr W S A
is very much in lovewith a certain
brown eyed widow of this vicinity
There was a moonlight given at J
I the residence of Mr Walter Faulk
ner Friday night There was as
lajrge crowd present and all en
joyed themselves very much
The barbecue given at Herndon
Saturday was quite a success aI
large crowd attended and also had
a very nice rain in the afternoon
i Jiich caused the crowd to scatter
There were lots of nice dresses 4
and pretty hats ruinedSOUTHERN
SOUTHERN GIRL
tA Cure for Cholera Infantum
Last May says Mrs Curtis I
Baker of Bookwaltetv Ohio an 1
infant child of our neighbors was 1
suffering from cholera infantum 1
The doctor had given tip all hopes
of recovery I took a bottle of I
Chamberlains Colic Cholera arid 1
Diarrhoea Remedy to the house I
telling them I felt sure it would do
good if used according to directions
In two days time the child had
fully recovered and is now nearly I
a year since a vigorous healthy c
girl I have recommended this rem
edy frequently and have never
known it to fail In any single in c
stance For sale by C K Wyly
AGED CITIZEN
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L Of Casky Dies of Brights Disease f
Tuesday
Mr Geox W Boales an aged I
andhighly respected citizen died I
Tuesday at his home near Casky
after a lingering illness of Bright s j
disease I
diseaseMr
Mr Boales was 77 years old and
had been a member of the Cumber
land Presbyterian church for many
i years
yearsHe
He is survived bya widow and J
eight children I
The funeral was preached byI
Rev J M Gill of Elktou Wednes
day and the interment took place
in the family burying ground
Sand rsLewls
J T Sanders arid Miss Sam one
Lewis both of the Trenton neigh
4 y borhood were married in Clarks I
vine Tuesday
TuesdayIce
Ice Cream Supper I
There will bean ice cream sup
per in the grange ball at Bell next
Tuesday night August 5
SOCIETY IS GAY
Young Pbpie Pleasantly Enter F
tallied This Week
Other Receptions Slated To OCCHP
Within the Near RK
mature Slfl
Society has been unusually Jay
this summer The young I
er set especially have enjoyed a ae
ries of receptions and entertain c
ments manyoiheni bfilliant af c
i
fairs f
One of these occurred Tuesday r
evening wtiefl Mist Dell and Ce t
cil Gaines and Miss Mildred Hub g
bard entertained atdSlrs Mattie i
Gaines honie on Fifteenth street t
Decorations illuminations re I
freshments and gay company all
contributed to the enjoyment of the a
guests
those in attendance were 1
Misses Lucy and Mary White
Cadiz Miss Bell Owensboro Elsie 1
and Carrie Baker Julien Tillie 1
Moore Nashville Julia J urcell
Lafayette Manie Edwards Mis 1
souri Anna and Hallie McKee
Longview Agnes Morris Virgie 5
Nourse Susie Garnett Bet Ware 1
Rosalie Green Joy Herndon Lucile
Bush Mary Jessie Brownell Mag
gie Ellis Cornelia DeTreville
Messrs Clark Tandy Emmett 1
Jones Douglas Hancock Tom Mc t
Clure Merrie Bacon Dick DeTre
ville Browne Whitlow Lawson i
Flack Ellis McKee Dennis Shaw
John Hubbard Edward Southgate
Jim Cbappell Ben Winfree N Man
son Chas Stow Roy Garnett 1
Beale Smith Ross Drier Dan
Owsley John Trice Jim Watson i
Geo Howell Rodman Meacham c
Hugh Wood Byron MeadOr Law
renceBaker M Mason
BIO EVENT
Great Racing at fladisonville Du
ring Fair Next Week
Those who attend the Great Hop f
kins County Fair next week will 1
witness asline racing as is seen at i
the metropolitan tracks Already 1
there are over forty runners quar
tered at the grounds at Madison
ville and thirty or forty more have
engaged stalls With such fields
as this the racing will be superb
with from ten to twenty starters in
nearly every race There are
crack runners there from Latonia
St Louis and other great race
courses attracted by the very lib
eral purses offered and the splen
did footing of the track at Madison
ville This track has the clay
footing that makes it one of the
fastest and safest in the country
Therefore owners of the better class
of horses are not afraid to run their
horses at Madisonville while on
most country tracks they are
In addition to the splendid races
ofs
special attractions are provided E
with which to fill in between races
and keep the program movingwith
out the tiresome waits so provoking
at most country fairs Everything
points to this being by far the
greatest fair ever given in this
section of the State
R F D No 3 Items
Mrs L E Routon of Cadiz is
visiting Mrs L V Adams
Mr H B Killebrew has been
very jll but Is improving rapidly
Mr John Meilke is out again af
ter an illness of several weeks
Church Hill was blessed with
showers Monday and Tuesday
Mrs W H Adams and daughter
left Tuesday for Broadbent Tenn
to visit Mrs Eugene Coleman
LAZINESS
la a dimsc which has Its origin
ia a totfrtd liver and constipated
bowels s
Prickly Ash Bitters
cures laziness by cleansing the liver strengthening the
digestion and regulating the bowels It makes good blood
creates appetite energy and cheerfulness
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AT DRUG STORES
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WEATHER WARNINGS i
ARNIN6Sf
Forecasts For August Light I
Rains Heavy Bluster
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aYessively Hot Weather Wlth
l 1tful Drouth Over Most
Parts of Country
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Following is a summary of Rev
Hicks forecasts for Augusts
The 3rd and 4th of August are
central days ot reactionary storm i
disturbances On and touching
these days the temperature will
rise to a climax of warmth and
barometric readings will fall pro
gressively from west to east end
ing in threatening clouds with
thunder light rains and heavy
bluster in many sections On the
5th Earth passes between the Sun
and the great world Jupiter near
New Moon on the 3rd and the I
Moons passage over the celestial I
equator on the 6th These facts
will necessitate excessively warm c
weather and if violent electrical I
storms do not result seismic pertur I
battens will be mot natural It is 1
questionable whether normal re
actions to cooler weather will fol
low the storm period or whether
general and heavy rains will at j
tend these storms during much of
August We believe that very
warm weather with light precipiJ1
tation even hurtful drouth are in1
store for most parts of the country
until the latter part of the month I
especially
The Vulcan storm period central
on the 9th covering the 7th to 12thI
will be marked by changes in the
thermometer and barometer com
mon to the storm periods and the
culmination into storm with more
or less precipitation may be ex
pected on and touch the 9th 10th
and llth Warm and dry will pre
vail
On the 1415 and 16 a reaction to
storm conditions will be noticeable
the barometer will fall warmth
n
will Increase and cloudiness will en
sue and rains according tothe ab
undance or the lightness prevailing
in the Mars period will visit many
parts in transit from west to east
Change to cooler should normally
appear with the rising barometer
following these pertubations
Moon is at her full on the 18th
and on the celestial equator on the
21st Earth will have entered far
enough into the autumnal equinox
at this time to makeit possible for
dangerous storms to appear on the
Southern seas and coasts When
the West India hurricanes and cy
clones appear early or during theI
I
month of August it they come near
enough to our south coasts to affect
the atmospheric currents of ou r
continent northerly winds very
cool weather and early frosts are
more than probable If the present
Mars perjod should take the stormy
dilemma all the periods in the last
half of August will bring general
storms some of them furious and
fatal The iis iron ary storms on
apd about the 26th to 28th at the
center of the Mercury period and
near the Moons last quarter north I
declination and perigee will possi
bly be fraught with violence andi
danger especially along the south
coasts We enter a regular storm
period as we pass outof August I
the crisis of which will fall in the
first three days of September
MURDER CHARGE
Said to Rest Against Mori Arrest

ed at RusseUville
w
W H Elder arrested atRussell
ville and taken to Jackson Tenn I
on a bigamy chargeis also accused
of shooting and almost killing C S I
Hunter at Russellville It is also
alleged that Elder is wanted in
Friars Point miss cm a murder
charge and that a criminal assault
charge is held against him in Ken
I
tucky I
VIRGINIAS LOST
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To Cadiz in Ball Game Here Tues
day
The Cadiz base ball team defeat
ed the Virginias Tuesday in aJ
game in Athletic dark this city J
the score being 17 to 16 At the
end of the ninth inning the score
was a tie11 to 11 and two more
inning had to be played to decide 1
the contest
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KIDNEY TROUBLE CURED
General Health Greatly Im
proved by Peruoa
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MRS FRANCES MATOON
Mrs Frances Ma toon Treasurer of tho
Minneapolis Independent Order of Good
Templars writes from 12 Sixth Street
Minneapolis Minn as follows
Last winter I had considerable
trouble with my kidneys brought on
after a hard cold which I had neglected
lone of my lodge friends who called when
I was ill told mo of a wonderful medicine
called Poruna I had no faith in it but
my husband purchased mo a bottle and
asked mo to try it It brought me most
satisfactory results I used three bottles
b fore I was completely cured but I
rijvvo had good causo to be grateful for
Apt only did my kidney trouble dls
appear but my general health improved
and I have been in good health ever
since I would not bo without it for ton
pmes its cost FRANCES MATOON
F This experience has been repeated
puny times We hoar of such climes
nearly every day
Mrs Matoon had catarrh of thu kid
neys As soon as she took tho right
remedy she made a quiok recovery
Peruna cures catarrh wherever located
1Pena is a specific for the catarrhal
derangements of women Address Tho
Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio
for free book on catarrh written by Dr
B B Hartman
Fine South Christian
Farm
For Sale
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Caroline M McKee
the undersigned offers
for sale her Newstead
farm situated on the
Newstead road be
tween the lands of A
M Henry and Benj
B Nance containing
about 250 acres one
half cleared and in fine
state of cultivation
balance in fine timber
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thed
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