Court terms advertised for Springfield Court of Claims
Court begs third Monday in each Court of Claims terms at Springfield. First Thursday in October and August 2 at 10am. Names listed include Ian F Mowrw, P.O Brian, Supt. of Beools J W Bush, Coroner, Cocaca, and WP Waldes. Pay yer services noted.
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Court of Claims
Springfield
Turslay
Geteber
Ian F_ Mowrw
P.O Brian
Bebools
J W_ Bush
Cocaca
Kentucky’s natural curiosities and ancient ruins
Kentucky ranks highly for natural wonders beyond Mammoth Cave. The survey describes fortifications in Greenup County, earth walls ten feet high with three quarters mile wings to the Ohio, and a vast ground covered with trees. Other sites include circular cliff forts in Hancock and Allen counties, Drake’s Creek bend fort, a Bull chasm, Big Bone Lick mastodon bones, petrified figures near Carrollton, Hopkinsville’s Pilot Rock, a natural bridge near Clinton County, Poplar Mountain springs, Rock House in Cumberland, Dismal Rock in Edmonson, Green River cliffs at Drip, a funnel cave near Munfordville, Jump Off in Owen, Big Cave in Rockcastle, and olden cave crossings in Mt Vernon.
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Kentucky
Mammoth Cave
Greenup County
Aime
Ohio River
Ohio
Hancock County
Hawesyville
Allen County
Drake's Creek
Burlington
Big Bone Lick
James Douglas
Virginia
Cumberland Oun
Cumberland
Edmonson
Greensburg
Green River
Munfordsville
Owen County
Rockcastle County
Mt. Vernon
Exen
Texas Wonder Cure Endorsed by Louisville Patient
In Louisville on June 13, 1901 a letter from a St. Louis doctor praises Hall's Discovery Texas Wonder for curing three years of kidney and bladder troubles after using about half a bottle. The writer signs as a grateful patient and endorses the remedy to others.
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Louisville
BE. W. Hall
St. Louis
Hall
Maplest
A Texas Wonder Drug Ad Claims Kidney Relief
An old advertisement touts a Texas Wonder product by Dr. E Hall promising cures for kidney bladder and back issues in men and women including children. It urges purchase for $1 with testimonials and a P O Box address for Saint Vernon.
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Texas Wonder
Boone
E. Hall
P. O. Box
Sternon
Circuit Court In Mercer Opens February Term
The Mercer Circuit Court met Monday with Judge Bell and Commonwealth's Attorney Hardin. Grand jury impaneling completed. Bell urged vigor in prosecuting gambling and election law violations from the last general and December primary elections. He called for action on illegal whisky sales and other forms of sanleness.
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Harrodsburg Democrat
Judge Bell
Commonwealth
Hardin
Brudy
Bell
Grand jury actions and listed offenses on Wednesday
The grand jury issued a fate peel ees on Wednesday listing offenses such as storehouse breaking highway wrongdoing weapons liquor to minors peace petit larceny disturbing lawful assembly deadly weapon material to minor public negligence defacing property and failing to ring bells.
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Lebanon
Grand Jury
Standard Oil faces wide grand jury probes in Marion County
The Marion county grand jury charges Standard Oil Co. with peddling oil without licenses in an initial batch of 30 indictments. Officials hint at 400 to 500 more across counties, with fines ranging from 50 to 500 dollars, commonly 200 dollars in similar cases.
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Marion Circuit Court
Marion County Grand Jury
Standard Oil Co
John D. Rockefeller
Thurman
Hill
LaRue
Boyle
Marion County
Badly Burned at Home in Marion Falon District
Mr. Robert W. Clark, age 76, was severely burned Monday morning in this city when his outing cloth night shirt caught fire from a stove. A kitchen helper doused the flames with water, and his son-in-law and daughter arrived to aid. A 12 inch square burn marked the back, and he remains in critical but improving condition after the shock.
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Marion Falon
Robert W. Clark
T. E. England
Feed The Birds in Harrodsburg Weather Notice
Harrodsburg Herald warns readers about winter bird vulnerability. Feeding ground birds like quail helps survival. Provide oats grain or wheat bran on snow near haunts to aid them, while avoiding legal penalties and predators such as hawks foxes and skunks.
Peculiar Disappearance Promised by New Life Pills
J D Runyan of Butlerville Ohio praises Dr King s New Life Pills for relief from painful indigestion and biliousness. He claims they cure dizziness sour stomach headache and constipation. Guaranteed at D J Haydon s drug store, price 25e.
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J. D. Runyan
Butlerville
Dr. King
D. J. Haydon
Man Shot by Negro at Southern Yards Incident
Tom Royalty, a hostler at Southern yards, was shot when confronted by John Tyler of Alton after a dispute about a discharged colored worker. Royalty identified Tyler, who was arrested by Chief of Police Smith with Maratal Stevens. Tyler claimed he was in Harrodsburg that night. The report also notes pneumonia deaths in Chicago and praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy via a Logan New York testimonial. Farnsworth seeks collectors for pennies and claims multiple leads from Boyle, Anderson, and nearby counties.
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Tom Royalty
Royalty
Harrodsburg
John Tyler
Alton
Smith
Maratal Stevens
Chicago
Chamberberlain
Laura
W. D. Wilcox
Logan
New York
C. J. Haydon
Parnsworth
Farnsworth
Boyle, Anderson
Logan County
Big Price For Pennies Prompts Penny Collections
Last week T. M. Farns worth offered 17 dollars 50 cents for 1903 pennies. In the past week the Herald received letters from Indiana Missouri and California enclosing pennies dated 1903 and later seeking the same offer.
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T. M. Farnsworth
Herald
Indiana
Missouri
California
Pistol Threat Stuns Drunken Negroes Near Burgin
Friday night H W Adkinson, a Downling's distillery worker, confronted five drunken African Americans in a two horse wagon near Ed True's. He seized a pistol after a scuffle, warned the group with a blazing tirade and kept the weapon as a souvenir. The rowdies were said to be rough locals around Curdeville.
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Anderson News
H. W. Adkinson
Downling’s
Burgin
Ed True
Curdeville
Public urged to try Electric Bitters in cure claims
The public is aroused to the curative merits of Electric Hitters for sick stomach liver and kidneys. Mary H Walters of 646 St Clair Ave Columbus writes of months dying fever ague wrecked nerves sleeplessness and weak stomach. After using Electric Bitters she recovered fully. Sold by J Haydon's drug store for 50 cents. Former Federal District Judge Blodgett dies at Waukegan Illinois.
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Mary H. Walters
St. Clair Ave
Columbus
J. Haydon
Price Sc
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