Circuit Court convenes for February term with Judge Thurman
The February term of Circuit Court opened Monday morning under Judge 4.1H. Thurman who charged the grand jury. He warned against concealed weapons, gambling, and bootleggers, urging indictments for illicit activities and noting new laws on insectivorous birds. The grand jury and petit jury lists followed, along with initial cases: Commonwealth vs Geo Young and Albert Pinkston pleaded guilty with fines. Earnest Riley fined for carrying a deadly weapon. Kim Young acquitted on detainment. Mobley hung jury on liquor felonies. Settles given peremptory instruction. The session marked the first term with C. Hill as Commonwealth's Attorney and S. J. Anderson as Sheriff.
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Thurman
Grand Jury
Tius
Washington
Hon. C. &. Hill
Lebanon
Commonwealth
S. J. Anderson
Geo. Young
Albert Pinkston
Earnest Riley
Turn
Kim Young
Fanny Fogle
John Mobley
Henry Settles
Truant’s Doorstep Plea In Eugene Field Verse
A reflective fragment from Eugene Field imagines securing a doorway while a child’s timid knock besets the heart. The speaker contemplates eternal reunion beyond the Heavenly Father’s gate and wonders if a truant’s plea will be granted at that outer door as he welcomes his laughing darling.
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Eugene Field
Kentucky Steers Face Discrimination by Northern Packers
Washington special representative Ben Johnson exposed alleged price discrimination by Northern packers against Southern cattle producers. Inspector Repp admitted 1000-pound steers sold for 9.50 per hundredweight locally, while Louisville reports showed top prices at 5.40 and lower averages. Johnson called the practice monstrous and credited the Kentucky senator on the committee for pursuing justice for Kentucky farmers.
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Washington
Ben Johnson
Beef Trust
Kentucky
Johnson
Inspector Repp
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Ohio River
Repp
Louisville
Dandruff Cured by Parisian Sage Hair Restorer
The Leo Haydon Wrug Co offers Parisian Sage a hair restorer for one dollar fifty that promises to cure dandruff in two weeks or money back. Discovered by an eminent scientist, it’s made in the United States by Giroux Mfg. Co. Buffalo NY. The product is described as pleasant, non greasy, and capable of stopping itching and promoting hair growth.
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Leo Haydon Wrug Co
Giroux Mfg. Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Afrray on Main Street Leaves Two Boys Injured
A violent affray on Main Street near the Court House left Charley Clay a twelve year old boy and Estill Hardin a white fourteen year old with serious injuries. Clay attacked Hardin with a knife, cutting his nose and lip. Hood Cunningham and Neal Boblitt intervened. Marshal Grace searched overnight for Clay, expected to arrest him soon. Hardin is son of Harve Hardin, a well known county citizen. In other news, a large horse sale drew a big crowd with $110.55 average per head, Frank Yancey and R C Bobbitt selling horses for Messrs Boswell and Campbel.
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Main Street
Court House
Charley Clay
Estill Hardin
Clay
Hardin
Hood Cunningham
Neal Bobltt
Marshal J. J. Grace
Harve Hardin
Frank Yancey
R. C. Bobjitt
Chas. Boswell
M. Campbel
J. C. Mudd
M. Campbell
City Steamers City of Montgomery and City of St Louis Launched
February 28 at Newport News Ocean Steamship Company of Savannah launched the City of Montgomery with Miss Helen Camp Steiner christening it. A sister ship City of St Louis will debut next month, both to start maiden voyages in early summer. Only two earlier coastwise pairs have been built side by side, City of Atlanta and City of Columbus. The City of Montgomery and City of St Louis will serve New York Savannah coastwise routes for Savannah Line, aiming for luxury status akin to the Mauretania.
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Newport News
Ocean Steamship Company of
Savannah
City
Montgomery
Helen Camp Steiner
Robert E. Steiner
Ala
Central of Georgia Railway
City of St. Louis
Atlanta
Mauretania
Marion County Notes and Court Action Report
Marion County reports a suit filed by Mrs. Alice Miller of New Hope against E. W. Barnes and Marion National Bank seeking attachment to recover about 240 dollars plus security notes totaling 554 dollars held by the bank for a 250 dollar loan. Barnes now in Liberty Missouri, death and funeral news include longtime resident Thorton Ballard age 95 near Loretto, and Amanda Brady of Chicago passing at 55 with funeral in Chicago.
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Alice Miller
New Hope
E. W. Barnes
Marion National Bank
Barnes
Liberty
Missouri
Thorton Ballard
Marion County
Richard Medley
Loretto
Ballard
Lloyd Ballard
Holy Cross Church
A. M. Zoeller
Amanda Brady
Frank Brady
Chicago
Father Werner
St. Francis Church
Ely
Saved His Leg by Arnica Salve Cure
Man from Watertown Wisconsin credits J A Swensen ten years of eczema to dermatology failed cures until Chen Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed a wound. Advertises as infallible for skin eruptions eczema salt rheum boils fevers sores burns and piles priced 25 cents at Haydon and Robertson.
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J. A. Swensen
Watertown
Wis
Chen Bucklen
Haydon & Robertson
Fair Dates Set for August Exhibition at Washington County
The Washington County Fair Association fixed the fourth week in August for the 1910 exhibition and is making extensive preparations to render it the county’s best yet. Secretary Theo Campbell is preparing the program and reports bright prospects for top livestock displays this year.
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Washington County Fair Association
Theo Campbell
Deep Creek Social Roundup in Boyle County
Mrs Bell Elliott visited her father Peter Martin of Boyle county from Tuesday to Thursday. George Elliott and wife hosted last Sunday’s guests including Adam Elliott, A Holderman and wives, Henry Holderman, A Lawson and wife, May Young, plus Edgar Webb and Woodie Elliott. W B Carpenter hosted last Monday with A Lawson and wife and George Elliott and wife. J Coyle and wife hosted Thursday with A Lawson, Ben Covie and wife, Mattie Martin, and Lucinda Backeter. Jome Holderman ill this week. Joe Hagan and wife spent Tuesday with A Holderman and wife. Woodsie Elliott bought two calves from George A Russell for 30 dollars.
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Bell Elliott
Peter Martin
Boyle County
George Elliott
Adam Elliott
A. Holderman
Henry Holderman
A. Lawson
May Young
Edgar Webb
Woodie Elliott
Magmie Coyle
W. B. Carpenter
J. %& Coyle
Ben Covie
Mattie Martin
Lucinda Backeter
Jome Holderman
Joe Hagan
Woodsie Elliott
George A. Rusell
The Way That Lies Before You in Harrodsburg Herald
A poem from Harrodsburg Herald laments a boy’s perilous path ahead. It contrasts temptations and despair with endurance, urging pity for the youth as he nears an uncertain future, bearing scars yet seeing a faint glow of hope.
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Harrodsburg
Herald
Record hog sale at Bourbon Stock Yard sets high price
Hog market reports show top hogs selling for 9.90 with a fifteen cent rise from yesterday and a strong week. Other grades quoted include light pigs at 8.50 heavy sows 9.16 and roughs 9.35. Receipts totaled 567 head with 205 head listed as loads, market considered steady.
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Burbon
Buffalo
Chicago
Indiana
Valley Hill News Notes Local Visitors and Crop Sales
Local column reports Mrs Minnie Whittington from Rock Falls visiting her mother Mrs E Piles who is recovering from indigestion. W R Moran sick with cold and bronchial troubles, Clyde Goatley turned 22, and C P Goatley bought mules from Tom Simms for 40 dollars. Several families attended a Springfield horse sale and tobacco sales set a high price in this area.
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Sun
Minnie Whittington
Rock Falls
E. Piles
Hogney Goatley
Moran
Wif
Palmer Goatley
Gagaby Bros
Jas, Moran
Pearl Goatley
Sprngfield
M. W. Seay
Nelson County
Clyde Goatley
C. P. Goatley
Tom Simms
Stiff Neck Relief Through Local Muscle Treatments
An old medical note describes stiff neck arising from muscle strain on one side or the back of the neck. It claims quick relief from topical liniments like Chamberlain's not requiring internal treatment when fever and swelling are absent, suggesting muscular or chronic rheumatic causes.
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Chamberlain
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Young Irvine Adame
W. HL Lay
J. A. Kyler
L. Grundy
J. W. Tucker
Geo. Bodine Lee Willett
B. B. McElroy
Walter Willett
L. Brady
B. B. Leachman
L. B. Carney
Thos. H. Pinkston, John Sweeney Willis Riley J. Bach Smith
Ike Armatrong
John Carey
C. C. Foster
C.H. MeIntire
G. W. Cocanougher
J. 1
Bopulty
J. N. Kelly
Dr. King’s
Wir. Johnson
Ohio
the Sun and Courier-Journal
Charlie Clay
Falcon
Enterprise
Leo Runsell
Russell
John D. Carrol
Messrs. Boblitt, Boswell & Campbell
Deep Creek
Tong
Valley Hill
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