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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-29
ALL OYER The STATE
Alleged Gang of HOpkinsville
Thieves Arrested.
Jackson, Ky, Man Takes Poison in
Jail Marriage in
Fulton, Ky.
orHER KENTUCKY HAPPENINGS
SERIOUS CHARGE

Hepkinsville, Ky, Sept. &C.
officer W. II. Nixon has for some time
been acting as special detective ON
complaint from tho l.. and N Rail
way company that goods were being
stolen from the oompsnv's freight
depot. The investigation has resulted
in unearthing an alleged orgsnized
band Of thieves, and three Of the most
prominent negroes in town have been
arrested. Buck Thomss. q transfer
driver. IL charged W th stealing boxes
OF goods " lie removing goofs from
the depot and turning them over to
Fischer warder. . porter for tooao
co firm who, il is alleged, concealed
and disposed OF the articles. Jake
Williams, merchant, is charged
with being implicated and with selling
the stolen goods, which consisted OF
dry goods. groceries and liquors
amounting to several hundred dollars.
Several packages were recovered from
Warder's house and from } is room
down town. The three men are under
bond to appear before the grand jury
"Wednesday.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-29

Lovett and Mr.. Taylor during the con-
test, whoever pot them there had first
to get key or unscrew the bottom
from the box and then hAd to ssubsti-
tute the bogus ballots and make them
conform to the certified vote as signed
by the election officers the might Of
the primary and duplicate the seal
that was on each bundle Of ballots.
This was done, or else the bogus bal
lots must have been put in the box,
signed and sealed by the election Off
GERS themselves who have already I'm.
der oath declared that they did moth
ing of the kind, and whose statements,
in lieu of anything to the contrary,
must be accepted as true.
There are lot of people who be-
lievs that if the ballots counted as a
result of the contest were not the gen
urne ballots, they were substituted
for the genuine after the official bal
lots were printed and before the pri-
mary. There is no doubt in my mind
but that the so-called bogus ballots
wee voted at the regular primary,
genuine or not, unless some one Sc
cured the boxes,t the keys, the seal and
then after bundling up the ballots,
sealed them with the county seal,
which in itself is a felony"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-29
Marshall County Grard Jury to
Investigate Fraud
Judge Reed Says the Alleged Irregu-
larities at Heath Will Be
Investigated.
TO SUIT BOTH SIDES

Attorney william Reed went to
Benton this morning to act as special
Judge for Judge l.. ID. Husbands who
is i'll and not able to hold court. Judge
Reed said the alleged ballot frauds
will be thoroughly investigated.
Those who accompanied Judge Reed
are Attorneys Mark Worten, George
Oliver, VA. Berry, Frank Lucas and
l. p. Palmer. There are several i'm
portant cases to be tried, the most i'm
portapt in the criminal court being
the Cox. Burtram alleged poisoning
case.
There are two damage suits to be
tried at this term which will be
watched with interest. They are the
cases of Gregory against the l. @. and
Dodd, Admr., against the n. O., and
st. l.. railroad, both being for $25, 600
damages.
Judge Reed stated at the depot to-
day that the grand jury would be in
structed to investigate the alleged
election fraud, probe it to the bottom,
and see if there was really anything
in it and IL there Is "to explode it. "
1t has been claimed all along that
if any offense was committed it was
in Marshall county not McCracken.
IL is said that Mr.. John G. Lovett and
his friends are anxious to have the
grand jury take it mp at once. he
states positively that he nor any OF
his friends had anything to do with
any bogus ballots, and that he wanted
them all summoned before the grand
jury to vindicate themselves.
Said prominnt lawyer today
MANY people do not seem to under
stand this ballot case at all. II there
were DO us ballots in the box al
Heights when it was opened an the
vote counted by attorneys OF both Dir.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-29
|. {. REPORT
THE ANNUAL SHOWING IS AN
EXOELLENT ONE.

Chicago, Sept. 29-The annual re-
port Of the Illinois Central railroad
company, shows that the number of
miles in operation June 80, 1908, was
4, 30l, an addition of 107 miles. The
gross receipts from traffic were $45 :
1856. 076, the expenses of operation,
SEQ, S35, 1888 taxes, 81, S62, O72; the in
come over expenses of operation and
taxes being sl3, 4Ss,12l. The receipts
from sale of lands were $751; $50 and
the income from investments and mis-
cellaneous profits 90, 445,3i7. The
total bonds drawn under the sinking
fund, 90, 049, 74o, and the rent OF sub
sidisry railroads, 1910, 1856, was $40, =
729, 393. With the surplus dividend
fund brought forward from June 80,
1909, sl,l32, 4i6, the amount available
was siI, s61,s4o.
There was paid in dividends IS, 702,
400, betterments si,ssl,253 set apart
TO provide for the difference between
issues of bonds 500. 900: carried for
ward to surplus dividend fund sl,l7S,
1856.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-29
ALLEGED SWINDLERS.
Caught in Evansville for De-
frauding.
Many We're Victimized By the shrewdi
Young Men.

The police department this morning
received from Evansville, Ind, pho
tographs and descriptions Of two slick
swindlers who have been operating III.
Evansville. They pretend to DO agents
for various magazines, none of which
magazines have agents of this charao-J
ter, an collect a dollar on promise'to
send the paper for year, with 90
tissue paper patterns. They some
time receipt for the money, and al
ways sign different names. One man
goes by the names Of James seymour
Adams, E. b. johnson, alias Jack
johnson, of Kankakee, Ill.
Ths-other goes by the name of Je-
rome Council. alias T. 8. Mahan, ali
as Dusty Miller, of Nashville.
They were cleverly trapped in Evans
Vile ana the Evansville police are
! now trying to secure evidence against
them in other cities, SO they can be-
permanently retired from the business
IL is not known how much money they
have secured by their methods, but it
is believed they seldom get less than
between $3.50 a9x$sO0 in every city
they visit, snt'they ST. ldom remain in
any one plase over three days. Evans
VILE is an exception. They have TAX
en- up permanent headquarters there,
Lieutenant Harlan says that such
swindlers have often visited Paducah,
in past years, and five or six years /.
ago, after he had warned his own
wife against some of them, supposed
to be here, they went to his house AZ
by the smooth talt they put up den
frauded her out Of dollar for one OF
the magazines.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-29
MISSED HIS TRAIN.

Hopkinsville, KY, Sept. 90
Judge James Campbell, of Psducsh,
who was appointed special judge to
preside at tho fall term of circuit
court. missed connection yesterday
morning and failed to arrive in the
city TO open court at the usual hour.
tie came in the afternoon at $3.50 at
which time court was convened and
the grand jury impaneled.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-29
WO K SLOW
FIRST SHIPMENT OF BRICK IS
EXPECTED IN A FEW DAYS.

Work on North Second street. which
is to be the first paved by Contractor
Terrell, is processing slowly at pres
emit. as the hard gravel crust has to be
removed before the excavations cen
be made. The storm water sewerage
TO be placed in the side Of the street.
as on Broadway, will also require CON
siderable time, and it seems all the
material has not even been purchased
Contractor Terrell has forwarded to
the Bannon brick company an order
for so, 900 brick, or ten car loads,
which are expected shortly.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-29
TOOK POISON IN JAIL.

Jackson, KY, Sept. 29.-Elijah
Bolin, who struck Boyd Griffith with
a stone here several days ago, causing
his deatA, had his examination trial
before Judge Hargis, and was held to
the grand Jury without bail. After
being taken to Jail Bolin 10 reported
to have taken poison with suicidal in
tens, but will recover.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-29
MARRIED AT FULTON.

Fulton, KY, Sept. 29.-Mr. Ciar-
enoe johnson and Miss Mary whsyne,
OF Clinton, drove to Fulton and were
married. The wedding was an eiope-
ment, the parents of the young lady
having objected. Mr. johnson met
her In Columbus.
The bride is the pretty daughter of
Mr.. John Whaype and is niece OF
DIR. A. b. whayne, of Fulton. and a
relation Of DR.. Will whayne, of Pa
ducsh.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-29

MRS. A. A. BALSLEY will have
her fall millinery opening Wednesday,
September 80 at The Eley Dry Goods
Co. A beautiful assortment Of French
patterns will be on exhibition.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-29
SCARLET FEVER EPIDEMIC.

Bowling Green, KY, Sept 49,
The infant child OF william Thomas
died OF scarlet fever. making tho
fourth death of that disease within
the past month. There are now about
twenty cases OF scarlet fever in the
city and county, many of which are
very malignant. Many children are
stopping school on account OF the
epidemic and the health officers seem
powerless to check the spread.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-29
CHARGED WITH BIGAMY.

Fulton, KY. Sept. 29.-william
Feathegstone, oolored. wanted in
Newbern, Tenn, on the charge OF
bigamy was arrested here. Feather
stone has two wives and last night ran
away with a negro girl of Newbern
and came TO Fulton.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-29

Chairman Dick, OF Ohio, has de-
clined the proposition to arrange q
Joint debate between Senator Hanna
and Mr.. Clarke until she latter defines
his position on certain political ques-
tions.
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MARRIAGE IN CHRISTIAN.

HopKinsville, Ky, Sept go
Arthur Hord and Miss Gertrude Fruit
were married at the home of the bride,
near here. DIR. Alex. MoCord oiiiciat-
al
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-29
DIED IN ASYLUM.

Mayneld KY, Sept. s9.-Frank
Kemp, who formerly lived here and
has been in the Asylum at Hopkins
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-29

Vile for some time, died thore Sunday
night. His remains were brought to
this city for burial.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23
Address
Provincial or Federal assistance /,


~, F7"N"cAl or Federal assistance In
u,l"al POom"t'Ts
r,,t, f,.,,'a, ue -HLIn|i rom rhr TO
waited 49, as"eY pnnllnE tra'es, Whf
al noe ui,t" nun. arHhler TOES said he
concerned. why tho Ai,ad prsn+jn, r. r-s1ss
union label shnrd nor i,s ri,oo5
government nri1,inc p''c'u on HI
Tho Sortb AFris 81
TO glve einplovmont -, ~op ,Sa 'no1 n expected
SIuH's lu5l gre pouring into the country
r5..u husah1 ls sun deferred The I'M
portetion OF Chinese labor is being strongly
u ,.,SS ana me idea seems to be received
Win Tess opposition than at Hrst
during the coming spring tbe Germa q
goTernment will open a permanent expo
S5t,on r. r. further tho welfare Of working
o.. ne purpose IS 70 display Inventions
Tor the prevention Of accidents, which viii
I've explained by lecturers nnd 10 arhthi.
contrivances for protection against "tra'ic
iTordes y, rb,,os, ~ -
Canada to ronnIato 49,, a. ptought INFO
/ If tho Canadian paciac -o;i, ra,u'ns sectlon
railway was built most ~ ,hoaoA i Is, me
stirred In ~ 80, .i"s' ul 'le$ lhineHa
- 80 y. IN, Va Iue countrT These formed large
has ,fv-c r.IIlS ~ rue cheap labor, which
bie ma - 80 III TX culse OF British Column
Ing today 'D"' province Is suffer
r,niyoHtttoasnen IN Switzerland have their ar
s',ttAu' IONS. mere are woknCmen's 50.
co,to HsSrF everywhere. Many of the
IN some there are labor brrns,s 49,, tI
nloal schools. The workingmen cor1bjpe ~
Eether 70 further their own Interests on5
they haze succeeded in getting ieSisi,t 1ou
~ afPeHHng 10 the Swiss congress
cided Ia estsbl;sh 4tsaes council has de,
steam ia9nd i'S a. ~ Tne city q cooperative
purposc Of the a." % or ulien enterprise. Tho
coma and ~ me ,,, cause of uninnlsm in Ia.
for 1npurto5 ,IulA!sh enective competition
ont Of the opposip!o9 Of I ms action grows
~ updr ad tneir forces,
Austrian depa art tgSt 9een issued By the
pgyina regular ma as Iraae uniore from
unemployed or supersnnn i nene ,, to sicks;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23

Technical institute of New York TIE IN
Is 70 give artisans who nowsdsyg have
consne themselves to one narrow groove
a given Industry. an opportunity to oecoa
all round experts In principle and prtciie
4 class If toolmakers 1ss been Termed
study mechanical drawing and the maih
mancs Of their trade II successful o'a'
lires will be taken up.
San Francisco (Call Brush and Broon
makers union is beginning TO feel ths !
fects Of the agitation against the Chine
and cony1cr.ma brooms which are %
In that city. There ls growing DENIAL
for the union label articles, and the urle
Is determined TO keep up. the sood We,
Of agitation until all unfair orooms q
swept from the city. The new wage si
which the union has sdopted vas inaols
by the Labor council, and VIII go into
feet without any friction.
The legislative committee on rnanulssg.s :,
ers haR agreed with the Aiaoams ~,
child labor committee on btll pron,..lu,
all labor In factories for children nnos.
years, except children Of wido~ea no', 4,
or disabled fathers All under 10 ss u;
hibited without exception. No cnlla ~ .s.
- will be permitted TO labor more ~ NJ
sixty.six hours IN sry one Teek "a
work Is altogether prohibited foI an o., w
IL years, and night work is hmlteq I'M. Nv
unSor iS 10 a total Of forty-elsnt nV''F
week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23
5ourHERN NEWs NorLs

I'IINSSrN. fia III" Now muuicl.
N.n cow Wnnpl Hn- just taken The rrlu-
N.d i"" mT"r's Initial NOV" was to di4
ni-s fN, "flr. nol'r" furrc except one
"o". uld install new SGT ~ ofHccvs
JACKSONVILLE. tla Tho Flarida os
triolt itrw near hrr, Us new clvnu daily
exhibitions ~ its birds ON" feature - n
tttirg raoc hy nm ostrich htcure lo %
light four 10 noel wagon lic -pius along
equal ln 'rrsoeus
CltNrUNN. Va Tho la.yoar.oid son or
i''"rE" Motley has iusl died ~ exposure
IIr attempted 40 wulb Gao uls home In the
h"uE. ,o'rrrm" y exhaustion tcll hy ibc
roadside diving in fcN bonrs after b.
va4 found
RICHMOND. Va Tho trustees y Rich.
n'Ch 10 establish In connection With the
college a school ~ technology to he named
ia honor ~ pr j J. NJ curry, with whom
thi' WIS a pct scheme,
MOBILE. Ala Raphael Semmes chaptor.
ultrh confederate Veterans. has elected
Mis- Grace Restcr, daughter If Hon n 2.
Rester, r. sponsor for The reunion 40 New
ptienuu iu MAY.
with baggage and buffet ears attached have
.rr'Nrd, bringing thr CirN officials ~ MI.
vuukeo aud other citizens There being ITO
persons W the party, Co Niardl Gras
JACksG> Miss ,lr9pital lodge, Inde.
yflrs old sunday and, Joined by the West
,,ncRscu lodge win iu a hoiy attend divine
srrNlc" in TO-" morning az the Methodist
courrh. whore q special sermon will ne
preached Monday the lodge will entertain
az a smoker in IT'S hail
YAZOO CITY. Miss The negro Joe
campbell. who was resplted by the COVER.
nor. while GU the scaltold because he prom.
lsea 70 give the names n uCcompllces iu
the murder for which be was II bsnr.
has Implicated two other ncyroes Rpn
Stewart and Anthony Virgins, who have
been arrested.
PORT GIBSON, Miss The business man
nave just perfected the organization OF tha
business Mems league that Is taking stems
va secure more railroads and better freight
JACKSON. Miss,-she1n R. ]. Har5ip.
fell from his back cutlery. breaking Nc
left arm and wrist and three ribs ms
| physician SAYS he will recover
,poNAlDsoNvILLB. La.--The CITY coup.
en- ~ taxing steps 70 extend aud greatly
ALEXANDRIA. In ! R,r.,a,. 49,,
cracked the safe Of merchant az PIsncb
near here and gobbled the contents
MCoMB, Miss--nr P r. Race, ~,
Tangthahos, La, fell under train NJ tbIs
place and his arm and shoulder vvaya 20
sary. NH ''Nes
GIBSON, La--Ier Galloway. negro.
was accidentally shot and Killed near Sarss
by another negro.
SHREVEPORT, lathe city connect
has passed Ia second reading nm orf,rs,,,,e
granting franchise to new electric street
car ilne to connect this place and Jewclla.
IS passed under thirty DAYS NUM-
PENSACOLA. Fla The pllots ~ ,b,s
kort are waging war among themeolyes
Several suits are pending In tho eonrts ~
iWeeu me regulars and The Independents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23

Nashville. Tenn. Feb1ary - The in
snTance commissioner Of this state hes
lust made public. in tahulated fosm. the
fro insurance statistics OF the state for
the last year. The table gives the name
Of each company doing business 10 the
State, the amount Of risks written BY
each premiums received aud losses paid
Following Is Az epitomiged statement OF
the re3ori
Number Of home companies ,aklnr risks
nVei risks written, -, 1894 ,0i6 prruiums
received, S8S,5i2; losses paid, 500, 235. Nun.
Der Of companies Of other states, forty
eight risks written, SIPS, lsa, rs; premium
received, S2,psl ,Si5; losses paid 81 PCS .tSIS
Numoer Of foreign companies. twcntv.tvO,
risks written, SSo,nT6.isO; premiums re-
ceived, S59Q,slS; losses peld sSS5. mi
Grand total Of risks written. Sisa l50 MA
premiums received, S2,T40s $40: losses maid
~ .S53'lS Loss ratio SOS to premium,
received Average premium rate on each
on each 500 az risk Si.6a
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chIId perhaps FataIN sunsd.

Brady, Texas. February l9.-Ine A't.
yearold daughter Of Mr.. ana MIS-, q
Crew Is living at the King hotel nssr at ~.
door from a burn. Mrs Grey n-a ~ ~
up ashes In her bedroom ana seme A.,
left on the hearth with constaefao:e ~ s'
them. She went 10 the Eitcnen % - ~
rand and when she returned found az h,
face foremost IN the IRE, suppose Nd
stumbled and fallen. rhe paIIs1nD.s 4 70
doctor, who said It had drawn the so
The hre down its throat to tie , sAtE a,
burning II so severely Il VIII "
Its sufferings are terrible 10 Wirne's'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23
CANNED Gnnns

CANNED FRUITS--Appies. BIB, s5da @:
plneapples, sliced. 81 iO eyeiess aud core
pears, lib, zoe; strawberries, 2.ib P0sqaSc
blackberries, Glib, 05cdtt 90: peaches ais
~ Soal 90; bib peaches, 81 ooai Os; s'ih
pie aches, S0liSSc
. CANNED VEG IsTABLEs - romsto.s.
z-lo full weight, SOdS5c 3-lb. full weiFbf
e5cdsl OO +'lb. seconds, T5GisOc: alb sec,
9nds, sona3c, okra and tomatoes, OH
" 90; canned kraut. 3lh gnf95c. Cnlifor.
MA asparagus, lib, s2.2SdS51. accordlns
20 g[ade; lib, asparagus salmon csns
Sl.Fn4ts %; baked beans alb O5c. SII
string beans, s5c: 2-lh kidaev beans aSc.
2'lb stringlesS beans, 81 %; oh marrow
e. psass 81 10; 2lb American petit nois.
~ 81l.b5: extra MalnN corn, 81 .IS. eori,
bsiTtA0c; seconds S0dsSc w."
ALlFoRNIA FRUIT Extra stspda ri
-isih peaches. lemon cling 81 as55o a.
yelow, Crawford 81 so61 IS. bisci cher -tgy
rles ~ .fo12 90: white cherries 81 lS0Je *
2 10; nlums 81 EHa1 81: crspss Il ssys
no; secones; loc per dozen less than extra
CANNED MoIAssEs- & r. Old Fash.
icsea gallons. BIO per case /. sai,cn,
- ,psT ,ase lFgsllsps ~ = rsr csss
lara, El.oo par taEsn, y. b c. cssols,
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Victoria Locals

cr Victoria nlsa,tra aebsS the Owl last = r I
taxing apdysntase OF the low rates -, y y J.
es ssp to add an extra coach g V's WsuS
E.E. Powell. who was sno.a there
night, Is lust holding his own spu
uot much hope Of bis reeoLs.' are tcuHl
the state for the purpose OF wor worth st %
terest in the dairy business VIZ M farm,
Victoria and make tax 70 Ma st h
and others Interested in the snoipssJIsticu
rooms Of the Business MEMS
Thursday night, February 70 -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23
Tripleta h an lnouhater

Kansas City, February 22.--Mrs, Mary
Kinney Of 242s Campbell street the wife
OF George T. Kinney, who owns coal yards,
is the mother Of triplets The babies are
all girls and were born last Monday
night. They are In perfect health thus
far.
Dr II. d. Leonard, who is attending the
mother, said the babies would live. Each
child ID perfectly formed. The largest
weighs about three pounds. The others
weigh between one and n half and two
pounds.
owing 10 the extreme cold weather and
the tmpossibility of keeping an elen tent
nerature IN the house, Dr. Lennsrd placed
The babies IN n small Incubator The teul-
rerstnre IN the Incubator is kept at % de-
grees, Fahrenheit
Before the babies mere plsced In the
Incubator it was impossible 70 keep thep
warn and they would nor sleep or ssf
Since they were placed IN II they have
Flept almost constantly
Ihey have been noIlshsd Until today on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23
Insneetion q southero cattIe.

kansas City. FEBRUARY 22-jrhe state
cattle inspection Zee question was Brought
mp In the Kansas semitic when Senator
white introduced BIN to do away with
the State Inspection Of Southern cattle
and rely entirely upon Federal certificates
OF health. The bill was brought up In ac.
cordance with the wishes Of a depu,atiou
of cattlemeu who have been IN consultation
with legislators for some DAYS Arranging
for the drifting 81 the measure IT Is
claimed the state inspection system. as
nIqtlccd today, Is more farce, the whole
the fees turned into the coacrs ~ Tho
commission and not for sunpressine cet.
ne diseases within the State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23
SUGAR

N"w Orleans. February ol-Sugar Steady.
open Hottie 2%T3|s opHn kotrlo nentrif,lrqi
~ M2a.: centrlfuesl whites ST@d4 yellow
~ az i5-lS seconds cIaeT2t- Nolqsses
ON KEITH" n"mlnrl NJ lH42G: centrifugal
40 - SWIM norin~l Al 1924
New York Fch-uarv 81 - Sugor-Rav
f-n iHtr refining 81: centrifugal % test
"a, Molasses sugar rehnNd unsettled
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pblne 5. 25a2 ~ per ounce: cocat5e' 81 81
per ounce; lcrnI SEC per pound III fon.ib
7ackaEcs eopperas, So o. 10 barrels. castor
oil 81 ~ per gallon in ; gallon packages:
EPSON salts - 20 per 10p lhs In barrels
eleoSoi 81 ms % prr gallon: sriphur
g Is rer 100 lbs IN barrels. alum 8t5c PEI
pound n harrnls saltpntrr Tc n~r nom
IN barrels: calcium carbide. 81 IS per lnn
lbs delivered Texas common rail,vuv poi,t.
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PRoDTCI

REESWAX- Trlme Tc1as, 2aQ2Sc per \,
}iEANS-lmportod navy he Ms n nc,
Bayou i%aN.c Eu"llsh dior. 81; piuk,
AZ; hia keyed, 5lprSHc: Michigan hsvy,
mono, ca rnia navy tN"4ar; SNAPS,
81 90 per hushel; wax ana green heans -
go bolf,hnshcl basket California Limas.
'ilt5ssc fresh waN he"us. 65gLT5c lcr
,r'tc
BUTTFR Blue star PC: dairy. tnc; EI
Siu creamery. 2sc: Meadow God 9yc
Red Clovgr creamery, ~ and Snl' tubs. 2sc
Rod Clever 10 lib scaled packages. SIC;
Parsdale Farm, 2GH%Ic; f"llc Springs, I'M
hr'Es, @lc; plamond crenmcry 28c.
fancy renovated creamery. 25c, kansas
Dairy lap2uc, Defiance creamery, ga
30; western creamery 2lN25c 0lsomsr
galine- Lincoln solids, l2l4C Lincoln Prints.
lal!c Premium so ID, l6c; prints, lsc;
N"Nl"F's special ~: trystai Gem and
ceuHtr' rolls liu Empire state special
,ELERI -C0lifornp per uucb, 6cd1uc
CARRAGE-Per ID. l4a2c
CHEESE w lSCousin full cream 'nnr
horns lbc. Wisconsin full cream dalriss.
loc. wisconsin halt cream, l4c; Wisconsin
EGGS---TeXas, l2al4c; kansas. i8c.
kRAUT-New. - half barrels, 81. 5ol
2,l5i nyegallon kegs, 81 10.
ON ONS-Pcr ID. lA92c
black singapore, l5c
PoTAroEs-Coiorad so, per bushei.
PEANUrS--Jumho, per nnund. nc
fancy hard picked No. l. ei4d5s,c.
PoCLTRY--ctickens hens. good. s. .n.Gs
p; tTyers, Iarse 50 oc@' y. ducks larss
zoo; jn.seys. hens $40 .oOal2 90; sobblerS.
- o11NAAToEs - Me5icsp, s.bssket crates,
81 5o&2 IS.