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o UersFor hard colds bronchitisasthma and coughs of allkinds you cannot take any¬

thing better than Ayersa CherryPectoral

Cherry Pectoral Ask yourown doctor if this is not soHe uses it He understandswhy it soothes and heals

I bada terrible cough for weeks Then Itook Pectoral and only onebottlo completely cured me

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Coughs CoJ lstakIngEQUINOCTIAL STORM

Marked The Transition From

Winter To Spring

High Wind Heavy Rains andMany Barns Blown Down

Tuesday

Christian county was visited bya wind and rain storm Tuesdayafternoon that was attended with

1 more or less damage to property10 all parts of the country> Mrs Ernest Payne was killed atRose Hill Tenn below Lafayette

Viney Rives a colored woman onMrs Jane Kendricks farm i-

r the edge of Tennessee belowIGarrettsburg was caught in thetimbers of a falling barn and badly

blurt So far as heard there wercasualties in this county

In the city the forenoon was hotand sultry and about two ocloclthere came a deluge of rain with

under and lightning and a fierce

galeTheresidence of Mr A G War

field on South Virginia Street wastruck by lightning The chimneytop was knocked off and the roombelow filled with a cloud of debrisFortunately the family escaped un ¬

hurt Moayons awning was blow-S down and James Watson a sales ¬

man in the store was knockeddown by one of the rodsbut was no-

r hurt Dr W M Hills front fencewas blown down and other fencesabout town were damaged-

In South Christian the storc

spent its greatest force Some ofs the most serious damages are sum

med up belowR G Rickman Casky large

barn demolished containing hisilargerootedfEsq W E Warfield Casky twobarns unroofed

D M Whittaker Casky twotbarns blown down

Mr Petty barn destroyed ancrop of tobacco ruined

E D Jones Newstead emptytobacco barn blown down andstable partly wrecked A threshe-in the barn was badly damage-and a buggy in the stable was torn

upEB Lyle Church Hill barn

unroofed and tobacco therein flood

edJno W Foard Church Hill barnwoofed and c sdestroyedr

0HerndonT J Nuckols barn at Howellwas blown dpwneThe colored scb at Gartcrettsburgwas blown over closinguj> the door It was occupied bysschool children who escapedthrough a window without injury

Near Julian Joe Ledfords barnwas destroyed and the tobacco badly maged R T Chilton Dr Joe

4 Ipfccr Rev J S Cheek MrsWakefield Isaac Garrott EmmettField John Morrison Robt ChiltonJiv and 0 l eUy all in PembrokeNeighborhood lost each a barn

Nfno 0 Willis windmill nearPembroke was blown

I Garrott Jamesons tobaccqffac

unroofedy3d a barn blown

wn on his farmbCheJH Williams farm had aj

ublown4own 11 lrbarncStorage barn formerly an oldn

mill on Mrs Ann Radfords farmwas demolished

Dr W G Wheeler on Clarks ilI fpike was a heavy sufferer Hhad three barns blown down andtobacco crops in them soaked J

R F Rives lost two barns amachine house and hay shed wul

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contents J J Vancleave and J t

B Lacy in same neighborhoodslost a barn earth

Mrs Lula Mason lost a barn andjwind mill v t

Jas Medley Beverly had twobarns destroyed containing Hi

farm machinery nlrJ T Garnett L L Lei

Richard Leavell Upshaw Bdelcneik

and W AF6aid all sustained more-or less damage to buildings

Geo Buchanans barn on Will

Fox place near Herndon was par ¬

tially unroofed 3Tom Carters corn crib was

wrecked M S Majors tobaccobarn filled with tobacco sameneighborhood was partially de-

stroyedI P Davies barn and buggy

house near Beverly were blowndown and buggy damaged-

T F Clardys dwellingnearHowell was partially unroofed

A barn in Howell neighborhoodbelonging to Beverly Fleming colwas blown down

Telephone wires were broken inseveral directions notably dtlielines to Bell Bennettstown and in ¬

termediate pointsTodd county Kentucky and

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Montgomery county Tenn werealso in the track of the storm andmany buildings were blown downabout Guthrie Trenton and Clarksville The rain was terriffic over awide scope of country falling inblinding sheets

Near Bell Clifton Garrott andJohn W Garnett lost a barn each

The neighborhood scales at Oak-n Grove were blown down and

crushedF Northington near Pee Deehad a barn blown down-

y KILLED BY STORM

Mrs Ernest Paine of StewartCounty Tenn Lose

Her Life

Lafayette Ky March 23Theyesterdayspm ¬

age here It blew down somefencing and a few trees

In the neighborhoods of RoseHill and Jordan Springs Tenn it

Jdid considerable damage On thefarm of Mr Ernest Paine aboutthreetwere onewhich was Mr Paine his wife twochildren and three hands Mrspolemonher backwards Her head strucka sill fracturing her skull Noneof the others were hurt MrsPaine was an excellent lady about28years old She leaves a hus

and three small children bemany other relatives and

friendss-

andMany other barns much fencing

timber were blown downsectiontabarndhands were at work One youngman a son of Mr Smith was up inthe barn taking down tobaccowhen it tell and strange to sayCdBACK AND LEG BROKEN

Barn Brown Down on Man inSimpson County

Franklin Ky March 22Theand windstorm that swept

this aunty this afternoon diddamage A number of barns

and buildings on farms were level ¬

d with the ground Canvas wasfront plant beds and fences

scattered Posey Finn sought b

in a barn near the fair ¬

grounds but the buildingcollapsedand his back and leg were brokenThe loss over the county willamount to many thousand dollars

BARNI jBuilding Demolished and Two S

lien Are Badly Hurt fBenton Ky March 22Light

ping struck a tobacco barn of LeviBriau in Gilberts ille this county fabout 9 oclock this morning in iwhist Mr Brian and Joe Maddoxwere stripping tobacco demolish-ing

Ithe barn completely and kn

tag both JM4 Brian and 1tad1ckj

senseless i >Maddox is11e

EXGOVER OR BOB TAYLORfIs Sued For Divorce By Wife Who

Declares he Abandoned Hert

Last Octoberr

Knoxville Tenn March 22Mrs Alice Fitts Hill Taylor ofbillU10r Ivorce against former GovRobert L Taylor to whom she wasmarried at Tuscaloosa September23 1901 m Christ church

Mrs Taylor was a widow MrsHill at the time of their marriageand has several sons by her firs tmarriage Mr Taylor was a wideower and has five children by hisfirst wife Mrs Hill is a daughter

promineptTreasurer of the State University °

In her bill for divorce filed thisafternoon Mrs Taylor charges thatMr Taylor abandoned her andturned her out of doors withoutjust excuse and has neglected toprovide for her She has she al ¬

leges sought by letters to get himto resume his marriage relationsbut he has refused She also seeksrestoration to her former name andseeks alimony

The separation occurred lastOctober after Gov Taylor startedon his lecture tour and is supposed to be due to friction between thethe Taylor and Hill children

MEDICAL SOCIETY

Holds flonthly MeetingResolut-ions

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of Respect to Dr Russell

The meeting of the ChristianCounty Medical Society on Mondaythe 21st in the city court room wasan unusually interesting oneThree papers were read during theday In the morning a most inter ¬

esting brief paper was read by DrBarker of Pembroke reporting threemost suggestive and instructivecases occurring in his practiceThisdiscussion lasted until adjourn ¬

ment at noon In the afternoon twomost excellent papers by Dr T LBacon andAustmBellon Pneumoniawere read The discussion lasteduntil nearly 4 oclock The nextmeeting will be held Apr 18th thethird

MondayResolutionsof Respect

At the meeting of the ChristianCounty Medical Society on Monday21st the following resolutions wereadopted

Whereas Dr E P Russell whodied on Febl6th was an active anduseful member of this Societythere-fore

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Resolved that we recognize in hisdeath our sad loss and the losssustained by the community of onewhose practice was so widely andbenevolently useful and who was soprompt and attentive to all the de-

mands¬

made upon himResolved that we express our

deep sympathy for the bereavedwidow and daughter whose loss is

deeply feltResolved that a copy begiven the

papers for publication and thattcopy be sent Mrs Green Henry

Russell and MrsFL Wilkinson

Andrew Isgrigg Arthur Everhart and Ed Hirt of Ohio FallsInd were drowned on the fallsI

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JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURTyWas Alarmingly Afflicted With La GrippeW Cured by Peruna

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fletter from 925 H Street NW Washington 1> C this prominent gentle ¬

mansaysUpon

the recommendation of personal friends and many strong testi¬

past I have Induced to undergo a treatment this Justly cele¬

decided effect upon my appetite I therefore feel much encouraged that Iam on the road to complete restorationMy numerous friends In Texas where I have had the honor to com ¬

mand a brigade ot her Veteran Cavalry In a four years war may acceptI

twwwwThere io no remedy in the world thatImeets the condltfonn producedgrippe hotter than the remedy PerunaPeruna strengthens as It renovates

Bin INCREASE

In Membership of Elks LodgeThis Week

The Elks Lodge received a biglist of new members Tuesday nightthirteen being initiated at one timeviz G H Champlin J A Thom-as

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L E Barnes W 1 FowlerM V Dulin Bailey Russell H M

Frankel and J L Harvey of Hopkinsville W B Croft W T Rutland and Dr Maury Anderson ofEmpire and H Ci Whitlow of Pem ¬

broke

Agents Wanted6 a day made by our men selling

Air Lights Write for terms Chicago Air Light Co 83 5th AvenueChicago

Old Citizen Dead

Cadiz Ky March 23WilliamCameron one of the oldest citizens ofWallonia neighborhood eight milesnorth of here died yesterday

R C Hardwick Special Agent

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Perunacures

ofla

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all

remediescombined

SupreuHCourtnumeroussmptoms

been withonlyoneobllglJt1onon

soothes while it stimulates heals as itexpurgates Pernna Is not a purgativeor cathartic or sedative or stimulantnor a vegetable or mineral poison It

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reaches tho source of all diseases of themucous membranes by Its action on thevasomotor system of nerves

grippeduringof Peruna No one need xpoct perfectrecovery unless thoy do so The grippehas produced catarrhal inflammation ofthe whole mucous membrane and goodhealth Is impossible until these arerestored to n normal condition ThisPernim will do A great many reme-dies have bUilD suggested for this con-dition

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from time to time but Porunaappears to he the only remedy that hasany sub tantlal value in those oases It 1has never failed to give satisfaction > V5during forty years experience and stilloccupies the unique position of beingthe leading if not the only pedRo remedy for the aftereffects of la grippe

Henry Dlatin the inventor and makerof all the band Instruments for thehenry Distln Co wrIteRthe following from 1111 South Ninthstreet Philadelphia Pa i

Iliad a bad attack of la grippe lastDecember which lasted more than threemonths and which left me with catarrhand several of my friends advised mo totry Peruna I began with a bottlo thefirst creek in March and it certainly didmo a great deal of good I was so wellsatisfied that I purchased another bottlesaythatIt you do not derive prompt and satisfactory results from the use of Paranawrite at once to Dr Hartman giving afull statement of your case and he wiltbe pleased to give you his valuable ad ¬

vice gratis <

Address Dr Hartman President ofThe Hartman Sanitarium Columbus O IV1 <Columlbustestimonials

PRICKLYCONSTIPATIONS

MillineryOpening

On yesterday was a complete successHundreds of Ladies visited the Templeof Fashion and many were the com¬

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