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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18
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" g. IN. Rowand Of Sandy VILE,
Jackson county !. Is visiting his brother.
Mr.. Thomas Rowanl, OF pleasant Val.
ley. n.
AIr. and Mrs. Harmon Lemleyb have
moved from RiyesvilleEt to alorgantown
avenue. "a 8, y
Mr.. Ernest Hinebangh. OF Cameron.
Is in this city. 4 4
I'll Mrs. Clark sniler has been very
sick at her home on Pittsburg avenue.
Rev. D. S. Boggs will return from,
Readsyille. Preston county. Monday.
Mr.. G. NJ. Doolittle has been quite
sick for the past two days. q.
Mrs. McWhorter, of East Park, left
last evening for Cincinnati. where she
will spend Easter. with relatives. s
Mrs. Walker. surgical patient at
the City Hospital. Is improving. 81
Messrs. Emory and Theodore Robes
OF Triune. went to Wheeling to-day to
visit relatives. * :. RI Is
Mrs. Granville Farrance Is III OF
grippe at her home on Raymond street.
Mrs. Druscilla Layman went to Win,
field yesterday. where she will spend
several weeks with relatives.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Gaskins
Friday morning. a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petty have returned
from a several weeks visit in Ohio.
Mr. William Bennett. who was call
ed here by the illness Of Mrs. Jane
Bennett. has returned to his home nl
Glover's Gap.
Ruth, the little daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Herbert Fletcher. is very Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Swindler and son
Earl. went to Morgantown last nign
to spend couple Of days with rela
tives.
MIR. ]. d. Horner, OF Glover's Cap. II
" ting relatives In this "a.
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Literary PROGRAMME,

fHFtFH r .
The Seventh Grade Literary Society
held the last meeting during this tern
Eof school yesterday. The following
programme was rendered:
ss Song Society.
Select Reading GMabel Pcll.
Recitaation-Ge orgia Neptune.
Duet Hattie Boggs, Lena vnnnort
Select Reading-Jessle Arnold.
III Song Society. 3-si.
Essay Morrison.
Recltations-Mabe1 Pell.
~ Piano .Solo--Lena Vannort So
$SsS Comp Brown.
Select Reading--Harry Smouse.
Song Society.
III Select Rendlng-Eva Summers.
SsE Piano Solo-Nlnmie McWhorter.
y Committee on Boks-IIattie Doggs
Maud Merriheld.
Song Society.
Select Realing-Afay Campbell.
~: Paper---Raylnond Suttcrheld.
IN Song Society.
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Conference
To Be Held
OF METHODIST EPISCOPAL DELE
GATES is TO BE HELD IN
BALTIMORE.

The general conferences OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church Of the
| United States will be held in Balti.
more. beginning on May G. and. as 1t
| will be one OF the most important
meetings ever held by that body. 1t is
probable that several Fairmonters will
attend.
One of the big features Of the con-
vertion will occur on the 10th OF thu
month when the entire conference
will go to Washington. where re.
ception will be rendered in the Nc.
kinley Memorial Hall by one of the
trustees OF the American college.
Theodore Roosevelt.
The lay and ministerial delegates
from the West Virginia Conference
are rs follows: Revs. S. X. Arbuth-
not and S. J: Miller. of Wheeling;
Rev. Joseph Lee. OF Mt. Lake Park !:
Rev. r. N. Ward. of Oakland, Md;
and Rev. Lewis Resseger. of Romeo
verte, will represent the clergy: Judge
McNNhortcr, OF Charleston; Harvey
w" LIZA lHAls Vi Aslill JAHHG &.
II. Holt. of Grafton; r. j. Berry. of
Sutton, and C. w. Evans. of Fntrnont.
will represent the laymen.
Among the important matters to
come up Mt the Baltimore conference
will be the matter of time limit on
ministers. Originally there was a
limit of one year, later .. then 8
then years and for the last IL
years there has been no limit at all
and ministers have remained with
their congregations so long rs each
got along tremendously. Now in the
Central and Western churches there
is movement favoring the restora,
tion OF this time limit and the Eastern
church Is opposed to such a step. t
e The matter of amusement will also
beS discussed sat length and the Eques:
ton OF wheth Their legisla ton against
amusement Is the proper way to regu:
I late the ina ter in the church viii
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Class Meeting.

The Hustead Class held n class
meeting at the school building yes
5terdny afternoon and elected the fol-
lowing officers:
resident-Lawrence Toothman.
Vice President-Cecil Watkins.
Treasurer-Louise Leonard.
l The class motto is. Battle. then Vic
tory" the colors gold and purple and
the flower the pansy.
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Interesting Programme,

.sss Miss Nan Cox. teacher of grade G.
in the First ward school. entertained
the mothers OF her pupils in her room
yesterday. A very interesting pro-
i gramme was rendered by the pupils
and choice refreshments were served
by Miss Cox. A number of the moth,
;ers We're present and the afternoon
was very pleasantly spent.
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I S|!F II WARD
iPaTatine Baptist church.

z. Lawler. pastor-9 40, Bible
school ssupt w. A. Hustcad in chltfge.
Subject. Jesns Amounted at Bethany"
sa10 sermon, Jesus and the Resur.
rection.:" : 90. 3. p. u. subject.
ssssunday. Our Weekly Easter. and How
ito Observe IT,, g: 90, sermon. "a I.arg,
Sers SPIRITUAL Vision" At $500 p. N.
the ordinance OF baptism will be ntl.
gmtnistered at ;Evcrson. All of these
services are to be special Easter ser
vices: Come! and bring your friends
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s;i. Diamond Street M. a, church.

I s3sSs The Rev. g. w. Bent. Pastor-A spe
4cinI Easter programme. entitled "Vic
tory. will he rendered ut 10:45 and
I: 30 by the Sunday school and church
choir The choir will render some .ex
scellent anthems. We have to have a
full attendance at the Sunday school
8at9s 80. Glass meeting and Junior
League at usual hours. Epworth Lea
que at 6:3o, subject, "The Easter Mes
sage" Collection for Missions and
other benevolences.
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Christian Chapel, Columbia Street.
5 Sunday morning, $3.50, Bible study
The lesson will be found in the Sd
s|chap pier Of Luke. At 1890 the usual
"a i 1.ord's Day service. The Scripture
reading for this service is the 9Th
chapter OF 1sts Timothy All are in
Syited to these services.
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pleasant Eyenin q.

jisS Miss Edith Morrison. of East Park
avenue. was hostess to, the Merry Star.
eight Club last evening. A large num-
i Der OF the members were present and
the hours were spent in most de.
S1Ightful manner. Dainty refreshments
were served.
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.stGuescts Of Miss Brown.

i$as Misses Minnie Stimmel, Marie
Woodburn, Messrs. John Farrell and
ED Spragg, of Cameron. and Mr.. Har,
i ryS Davis, Of sManHington, will be the
guests OF Miss Dayinna Brown. OF
columbia street, tomorrow. a
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t,Firss;t M. r.. Church.

sssI Morrison. Pastor-9:3 Sun.
day school, a. "a. swiger, supertntcnd
8ent;; 10 :45, preaching. IAN Easter Ser
mon :3o,# Christian Endeavor. led
] by MRS. D. 8. fHelmtck; $500, Easter
Service programme by Sunday school
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Notice

All persons having part in the Eas.
ter programme at the Diamond Stree.
NJ 10: Church are quested to meet
FOR a. anal hearsal on satirday even.
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EGG EATING CHAMPIONS.

ALAN1STIQUE. Mich, April 10
Joe Sheets. OF Shanlcraft county will
attempt to win the title as cham.
pion egg enter Of Michigan to.mor-
row. when he will give n public ex-
hibtion rs consumer of hen fruit
TO 1evour not less than eight dozel.
eggs. and Is hopeful OF getting away
with ten dozen ut n single sitting. 1t
Is likely that IL large crowd OF inter
ested spectators Will witness Sheets
gaStronomfc feat <
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18

MONTGOMERY. Mo-. April 49,
Louis Gill, who claims to. be the
champion egg eater of Missouri, has
challenged Frank Ryan, of >Vhitcside,
Mo. to contest for the title. Ryan
recently achieved fame by disposing
of thirty.iiyc eggs. but Gill has Of;
ferel to wager $50 that he can con-
sumo forty.two eggs ut one sitting.
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come UP. The election of secretaries
aud editors to the various conference
officers and publications will come up
as will also perhaps the election or
ten or twelve pew bishops.
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will allow his opponents to eat them
In any style they desire.
Gill takes his eggs soft boiled, but

TRENTON, Tenn. April 1S.-lt is
believed TINT local negro Is entitled
For a wager OF SIS. he recently de.
vonre' seven dozen raw eggs and
topped Off his luncheon by eating the
contents of eighteen boxes OF sar.
dimes. The negro declares his will.
ingness to met any egg eater in the
country in contest for the ma.
tional gastronomic championship.
Just the thing for you-Dorothy
podd oxfords at Aiuhlands II
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-04-04

Rev. Mr. Duncan 81 this town, will
address the Temperance Society at
Port Deposit, ON Wednesday evening.
the 2ist inst He is a powerful speak
cr on the Temperance subject
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-04-04
Ericsson Line In Litigation

The Ericsson Steamboat Line, ply
ing between Baltimore and Philadcl-
phia and New York, via the C. < ID.
Canal in litigation through the Ell
forts OF John Monks to gain control OF
the Company'S affairs. as detailed in
last weeks WING. Last week Olivia
b. Shrivcr brought SUIT in Circuit
Court No. >. baltimore for the pur-
pose OF preventing MIR Monks effort
To- gain control OF the company at the
stockholders meeting on the list Mon
day 81 April Mr.. Monks has also
asked for an injunct on restraining
certain officials 81 the company from
exercising what is alleged to be an
unjust authority over the books OF the
corporation Mr. Monks claims TO
control $3.50 shares oi the capital stock
and a majority oi ths voting power;
and that a change IN the personnel OF
the board Of director, ha, been long
desired 10y them
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-04-04
STRENGTHENING Out Tangie

The Circuit Court OF Hartford county
was engaged last week III stra ghlening
out the Hayrc dc Grace municipal tan
gle caused by the mayoralty contest
last summer between Charles I. VIII
son and Isaac Hecht The latter con-
testing the formers elig bility to the
office OF Mayor. The case in question
was that OF the City Council against
Michael II. Fahey and the National
Surety Company On Friday last a
decision was rendered, jury deciding
that Willard +. Tydings has not legally
been Apo ntcd treasurer OF the town
To succeed Michael II. Fahey. who as
result OF this decision retains the
office oi city treasurer This is a vic
tory for the Hecht faction.
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NEW FEATURES At TOME IN
STTTVTE'S BIG TRACK MEET

and the Institute will entertain them
at lunch and dinner and will do every
thing IN its power TO show them a
good time. While their own events
are pending, they will see hundreds OF
athletes. trained to the hour, compel
ing in the 100. go and 40 yard dashes,
the half mile and mile runs, the hur-
dies, shot put, hammer throw, high
jump. broad jump. and pole vault; they
Will see events for noyices, events for
Juniors, in fact the largest and great
est athletic carnival of the South.
The medals for the Rural High
Schools series have already been or
dered, and are OF handsome design,
die cut. showing on the face two ath-
letes running. and inscribed on the
back is the name OF the Meet and OF
the event. Any boy who wins one OF
them may have a just pride in it for
future years. when this beginning shall
have expanded into great athletic
movement throughout the State, with
sectional or county Meets every year,
eliminating in the selection OF the
pick OF the county champions to COM
pete at the annual Tome Meet for the
State championsh p. 1t is not only the
schoolboy who will be interested in
this new feature al the Tome Meets,
but the parent, who wants his boy to
grow up strong and active. surcharged
with vitality for the battle OF lie: the
educator, who welcomes the vigorous
physical activity that reireshes tired
bra and makes class room discipline
easy: the statesman who sees the move
mcnt a promise OF a more vigorous
constituency throughout the State. As
a spectacle, the Meet should draw
everyone who can possibly get there;
the physical beauty OF these hundreds
OF trained athletes. their speed.
strength. skill, courage and cndur-
ancc. the great crowds, the splendid
bulldogs and beautiful campus. com
bine TO create an insp ring and pleas
ing spectacle The movement Is alb
soIutcly unseli>h and is undertaken At
considerable expense. simply with n
view 81 stimulating the development
oi athletics in the schools in the coun-
tics. We hope orr town will be rep
resented. and that our boys W II bring
back some Of the handsome prizes that
are 10 be awarded
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-04-04

Tome Institute introduces this year
anew feature at its great annual field
and track meet, Saturday, May 9, a
new feature that will be warmly well
coined by school boys, and that in all
probability will awaken a wave OF en-
thusiasm for athletic sports and pas
times from one end OF our State 10 the
other. On the second Saturday OF
May, for the past five years, Tome has
held a great interscholastic field and
track Meet, to which come athletes
from every school OF importance in
Baltimore, Phi ladelphia, Washington,
and this section OF the country. This
Meet has been growing in Importance
and in interest every year and is now
firmly established as the unique scho-
lastic athletic meeting south OF Mason
and Dixon's ne. II has been called
the Southern Interscholastics' and
is in Middle Atlantic Circles what the
Intercollegiate are 10 the colleges
Meet which draws the cream OF the
athletic talent available.
\ special excursion from Baltimore,
on one of the boats OF the Colchester
Steamboat Co, carries hundreds every
year: the trains pour forth other hun
drcds at Tome Stat on in the pictur-
esque town OF Port Deposit. people
from as far even as New York City:
while all the morning constant
stream OF carriages comes in from the
surrounding towns and hamlcts, the
occupants bent on picnicing in the
Tome woods and seeing the Meet in
the afternoon. II has been found that
boys from our schools in the counties
have little chance II competing with
athletes from the great City schools,
which employ special trainers. Tome
is anxiou, that they shall have an
equal chance at the prizes. and shall
have an incentive to develop their
strength and speed. and THEREFORE in
PRODUCES this year, q special series OF
events ior the rural High Schools Of
Maryland, tn gold silver and bronze
media, Co winner, oi first. second and
third place, IN each Boy, from the
city schools will not be allowed to
compete IN these cvcuts-thcy are re-
stricicd solely To- boys OF our Rural
High Schools Al boys who compete
are invited to do So rs Tones guests
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-04-04
TRUSTEES OF THE POOR.

The County Commissioners at their
meeting this week appointed the fol-
low ny gentlemen Trustees Of the
Poor ior the year commencing the Ist
Monday in May. v;z,-DMidson D..
Pcarcc. Frcdus Aldridge, Joseph Mil
Ter, Henry Bennett, loi North EasD.
and William Cameron toi RohcrO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-04-04

which | believe as fine farm land as
any in the United States. This may
seem 4 strong statement but / make
i Understandings.
y growing season extend ng from
March. To well through October. with
mild winters: rainfall seven inches
above the average oi New York State.
yet with abundant sunshine level land
sandy loan. easily worked and adapt-
ed To- all crops grown in this latitude:
within easy reach at the best markets
III the world-whcrc will we find Is
counterpart Not in the much vaunted
prairicS al the middle West. nor in
California. lar distant from our East
crn markets nor in our Empire State
with It's short seasons and cold win
tiers.
What is land WORTH In the lower
count Is where the land is low and re-
Strictcd TO few crops. and some oi it
further north which is light sand and
unimprovcd from $40 10 $40. In the
section Just described. with not very
good buildings other than the houses
about SO. All this land is rising in
value and W i continue to rise as bet
ter methods and men are coming to
the fore.
One reason why this favored region
has no come int" greater prominence
Is thc effect on the people OF the mild
cIn1c and naturally favorable sur
r"und.ngs. Such never stimulate ei-
tort y gentleman remarked to me
last night: III lazinc>s was crime our
penltcntlar cs would be iull. ANY man
who will hustle can get rich here"
II would have required little stretch
OF the imagination except the tenn
pcraturc was too low 10 have made
one think he was IN Florida this morn
ing as We sailed mp the pocomokc river
I" Snow II u, the county seat OF Wor-
CcStcr county"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-04-04
WOmen'S Woes
EIkfon Women Are Finding
Relief Mt Last

II does seem that women have more
than a fair share OF the aches and
pains that atilict humanity: they must
keep up" must attend to duties in
spite oi constantly aching backs. or
headaches. dizzy spells, bcaring-down
pains; they must Stoop over when TO
stoop means torture. They must walk
and bend and work with racking pains
and many aches from kidney lis Kid
neys cause more suffering than any
other organ OF the body. Keep the
kidneys we'll and health is easily main
tanned. Read oi remedy for kidneys
only that helps and cures the kidneys
Miss Rcbecca Stcptoc. living on
Main street. Newark. Del. says:-"I
sincerely recommend Doan'S Kidney
Pills II the hopes that other sufferers
will try this remedy and receive relief
Vt the time used Doan's Kidney
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get relief Ny trouble began with n
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thought | would be unable to bear
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Doan's Kidney Pills and procured a
box They helped me from the first
and in a short time was rid OF the
trouble When one finds 4 remedy
that will cure troubles Of long stand
ing and 81 4 severe character really
think il hut duty To tell others oi il"
For sale by all dealers. Price. so
cents Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the namc-Doan's-and
take no other
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NEW CITIZENS

The following persons have been
natural'zcd at the present session OF
the Court, up t Il yesterday evening -
Daniel Murphy, Matthew Smith, Pat
rick Brennan and Thomas Mcdowell,
natives oi ireland John Boyce and
John Mckinley. also lriShmcn. have
"dcclared lheir Intentions"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-04-04

''Fccl languid. weak. run down?
Headache Stomach "of".-Ius, a
plain case OF lazy liver Burdock
Blood Rittcrs tones Ever and stomach.
promotes d gcstion. purifcs the blood
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-04-04
i CeciIJ Whi9 q
Fifty Years Ago

Red wheat, Sioo; white, do. 81 10;
yellow corn, %; white, 50; oats, 81!
potatoes. =.
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6. F.. FinCk
- OPPOSITE COURT house, ---
ELKTON, MD.
Are You Satisfied
With Your Income?

ifnot let ms help yon increase II. We will
teach you ny MAIL NJ home. ISAAC PIT.
keeping, banking, penmnnship, mechanical
and architectural drawing. Graduates az.
sisted to positions. Write TO-DAY for In.
asking
BAGGOr CORRESPONDENCE s. HOOL.
lot West 10th Street. New York City.
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Their was a large crowd OF persons
present at the Temperance meeting in
the Court House on Wednesday even
ing. Speeches were made by Mcssrs.
H. r. Torbert and John Brown, Of
Baltimore. Remarks were also made
by Mc,,r>. Wilmer. McClenahan and
Ewing The meeting adjourned TO
meet on next Wednesday even nc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-04-04

II is supposed tia, the session Of
Circuit Court will last two weeks
longer
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-24

from active work. and are receiving
pensions regularly from the company.
The census of the civil service or the
United States showed on July 4, 1907
that those who had been IN the. ser
vice OF the national Government for
more than nifty years numbered for
~ men and one woman. On the
other hand, the Pennsylvania Rail-
road records show that today there
are on the pay rolls OF the company
3l6 men who have been in it's SER
vice more than Atty years.
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played so far this year. OF the games
played with that team Paducah has
won two. the third game being a tie
after eleven innings
The crack Powderly, KY, team will
be here Sunday, August g and the
Indians will attempt to redeem
themselves from previous defeats by
this great team. U.s.
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Have You Seen the
New Belt /?

We have just received another lot
of the Ever.lastic Belts. The ones
we Introduced few. days ago and
which sod out SO quickly. The Ever
lastic is the only really new belt of
the season and is growing in popu-
larity each day. We have exclusive
sale of them for this section and have
them in all colors and combination
stripes. The price is ... . SOC
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-24
THE STYLE STORE

consumption and went to FL Psso,
Tex, His sister was with him when
he died and he will be brought to
Pennington. for burial. Mr.. Pinkney
Orr was % years old. the son OF ID.
NJ. Orr, of Fo.somdale, and was a
member of the Carpenters union OF
this city associated with Contractor
Rouse
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-24
A Remnrl.abIe Paw RolI.

Probably unique among the pay
rolls OF the country is that of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, which. accord
ing to a compilation Just completed,
Is shown to have 1850 active en-
ployes who have been with the road
forty years or moro. IN addition.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-24

He-Eook at this Internal bill,
You know 4 can't AFFORD II. Now I'm
going to give You piece of my mind.
sheV-Are you quite sure you can
|affordI that, papa dear?-London
0pini8n.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-24

tha
said
for
others who /
of the n
Brand by George de
mad
Brands a
turin l.. > . .....
.
75c the
-.
material and white collar attached
. &c .,. ~ -.
all
1
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-24
CoIercd Teachers, Institute

Colored teachers In the county
schools wiz hold their annual insti.
tute at the Lincoln building In Pa
ducah beginning August 3 for one
week. q. W. Jackson. principal OF
the colored High school of this city
will be the instructor for the insti.
tute. County superintendent S. j.
Billington will have the general d.
rection of the weeks program.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-24
Special Reduction on
Summer Neckwear

To close out all Of our Summer
Neckwear we have put the price
down so far that the buying vii, be
compulsory. The lot in cludes, all
Net. Lawn and Embroidered bows
and stocks. Some sold for Use.
some for soc and some for Csc. We
place them al in one lot. none re-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-24

ling contests on the grounds that one
of the Swedish representatives. AN
derson. was unfairly deprived of a
bout yesterday.