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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-07-01
5. 5. CONVENTION
Lawrence County Meeting at
Louisa July rs.
Annual Session Of Sunday School
Delegates and WoTkss Thursday
md Friday d Next Week.

The News calls especial attention
TO the following from Mr.. W. J.
Vaughan. who has the Sunday
school work In Kentucky so great
ly at heart. He urges all the
schools. OF any and all denom-
nations. TO send delegates TO the
County Convention which is to be
held in this city next Thursday
and Friday. July Z and 8. The
programme provided is one Of
unusual excellence and interest," on
which every Sunday school worker
and every lover OF Sunday schools
in Lawrence county should hear.
The value OF a well conducted Sun
day school to the community in
which II is held can not be estimat-
ed. There is no greater ciyilizer
on the earth. II has done wonders
in Lawrence county. and It will be
aided and made to do still greater
things II the coming convention is
made the success It deserves.
Every school should send Its al
lotted number Of delegates, and
no time should be lost in sending
their names to the entertainment
committee. Send them today. They
will be handsomely cared for, and
any and all others who may come
will be Hospitality entertained. Lou
lisa has name. not TO be made,
but to be maintained, or a SPLEEN
did hospitality. and in taking care
OF the Lawrence County Sunday
School Association our people will
not fail to preserve its record.
The Annual Convention OF the
Lawrence County Sunday School
workers has come to be so pop
ular that It would seem that no
advertising Is necessary to induce
the workers to come. But there are
some things that are true and that
ought to be said about the coming
convention.
In the first place It is to be
held next Thursday and Friday,
July Z. s. in Louisa, and the good
people OF Louisa will. as they have
in the past, gladly entertain all del
egates
The programme is the best that
we have ever had, both as to sub
iect matter and speakers. Special
attention is called to our visiting
speaker. Elder William Dunn Ry-
an, OF Ashland He is one of
the very best Sunday School work
ers in the State. He is also a
magnetic speaker. with real orator
ical powers. He teaches, every
Sunday. Bible Glass Of more than
two hundred men. He will make
three addresses in the convention
Last year there were only three
schools in the county that did not
send delegates. This year we are
anxious to have every school repre-
scented. Would you not feel bad
ly II your school should be the
only one not represented
4 Names are coming in every day,
Please send your name to Miss Bes-
sic Snyder, or Miss Martha Waugh
an at once.
i w. ]. VAUGHAN.
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HoldIng Institutes.

Prof. Byington is in Martin eoun-
" this week instructing the .eaen
srs, institute. He and Prof. Kenni-
sop will 20 to Pikeyille next Week
q conduct the institute Of that
county. "
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CIoudburst in Upper Sandy valley

A cloudburst in the upper valley
Of the Big Sandy river on Monday
last did great damage. Middle creek
Beaver, Johns creek and Wolfe
creek we're suddenly swelled to
such heights that horses, cattle,
hogs, timber. small houses, etc,
were swept out into the river. A
pier OF the c. and o. railroad bridge
at the mouth OF Middle creek
was washed away and the bridge
was SO badly damaged that II viii
be out Of commission for consid-
cradle time. The river at this
point raised seven feet an hour.
but fortunately this did not con-
tinue long. the water not attaining
a greater height that fourteen feet.
But the astonishing thing was the
enormous amount OF drift and
wreckaee which passed during the
food. AZ one time II was scarce
possible 70 see the water In the
Itf 81 account OF the vast amount
Iom. ties. rails. boards, portions
bu||dIaff and all sorts OF stuff
OIch d1noled the extent and ra-
My OF the rise. Scattered
ongh the floating mass were
| les 81 hogs. sheep, cattle and
"a which had been caught by
twilt ana sudden rise Of the
t1ans and carried to death.
zee horses with harness on float
~ this city. This would reason
aoly Indicate that some vehicle
with human occupants had been
caught in the swift on-rush of wa
! ter and might have been drowned
l but no news OF the death Of
Any person by drowning has jeen
Violated. The property loss. however
has been very great and growing
rops have suffered with other kind
I u valuable holdings
I'D. ~. ?.
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.,taeIdinaIy Rainfall.

W. : ' tie biggest fan 8,
ried eva p in Louisa consla
to u its duration. flooded Gun
and Its, In the short space q
Mr.. Rsye minutes the gauge snow
There b Of one and eighty-fiye Ppn-
SO. accoEnches.
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4 R. N. CuInutts Hut. 3.

Nv reason Of the brshills ana
,,ank on a scaffold nposd, anf 2
'l~ Al work, R, n curnu'Fs' t1I
st,l known carpenter. is earry'ns
bright arm in a sling. the IN
timatis very painful one.
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Eth 'opia.
were mar
A..4t. -.

afternoon .ical entertainment oy
presented at the Rich
Were NJ opera house. Vincen
Inyitations,e bright young son
marriage of9 Johnson. formerly
PMS cl,ss appeared as Daniel Do
nothing, piccaninny
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ladies' Of the 81 d. shatch :
have the bushes. ~ their 4
and this ls guarantee that
win not regret l1. trouble
cost expended n behalf
church.
The supper win be .eI
p. m. to as late an ho1i
may desire. The eaIab|.
ahles viii Be good and !
The ladies are requested
pare pound balls Of carpet
one-hali inch wide. With the'
attached to the inner =
strip. For fuller soodiy
tend the supper brayed the
anmn 10
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1--WE LIVES LOST
Near SlIJsIsdIIs. Ky. IN the
Flooded Licking.
ClsuiluIii d Unprecedented Extsul
Causes he Licking River 10 Do
Enormous D,nlgs.

A eIoudburst on the headwaters
OF Licking river occurred Monday
evening and made q record Of de-
structlon that has never been equal
Cd In Eastern Kentucky.
A message 70 the Big Sandy News
from saiyersville today says five
lives are known TO have been lost,
They are 0earhearts and Conleys.
The water was In several build
ings in salyervilie. but none was
swept away. a. above reported.
No rain fell at salyersyille or
within is miles OF there. and the
first the people at that place knew
OF the flood was when an enormous
volume Of water swept down upon
them The persons known to have
been drowned lived rs miles above
salyersville. Great numbers OF
live stock we're drowned along the
the valley. buildings were swept
away, and scores OF people had to
flee for their lives. The proper
" loss can not be estimated.
The water ran In torrents through
the town OF salyensville and al
most submerged several houses, but
!, .he damage there is comparatively
Sllood occurred only two
similar. but less de-
trrNhse In the same
IN ispAi mes 20 the city pa
err 2 ,aks the following, which
bal y .omewhAt exaggerated'
yerl gile. Ky. June 2s.-Eight
A a1lrs been recovered from
hef ~ OF houses and stores
,cke by the eloudburst at the
Nv ers OF the Licking River
~ ". and SO persons are missing
< tyersville. including the en-
tife antilles OF william conley and
iehI wireman. They are supposed
u have been swept away in the
flood waters.
r'he bodies recovered are those
Of Mrs, John Shepherd, John Con-
II, WIN coniey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roach Gayheart and child, uniden-
titled man. unidentified boy.
4 Among the missing are the fam.
nles OF John shepherd, Benton
whitaker and william Bailey and
another child OF Roach Gayheart.
$3.50
Cioudburst In Upper Sandy Valley.
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Oil in Wolfe County.

Oil men are now drilling on the
farm Of A. +. Johnson, on Lacy
creek. Wolfe county, and report a
fine prospect johnson has been
offerAd andi has refused an offer
~ I'ureferehee 4 chance on the well,
following is ths
nile Mormon /, Free
ing seventh Day Advent
3, congregationalist y.
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lFannin III.

the Sphinx II hin, one Of the best
This vital-vt avorably known citizens,
be satistaetSSi is at his home suffering
Hotel Say very serious affliction' u
i WIN reported that his malaoy mas =
the sol pronounced typhoid fever. os
me sssS physician. Should TINS p'o u
u correct It win evidently Sc
NJ hard with the patient OWN
a. advanced years
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-07-01

The contract hand, ha,i
the construction o, appro-
the railroad bridge one
be built across the l.mbled
at Auxier station byim. He
Coal Company, andsrms by
started in a few Hager
has been placed olhour. be-
the purpose Of makliatIop.
ings to the mines. The and
be constructed as soon and
enings are completed. ap-
east Company has already
ed a number Of miners lad
is having a large store aal-
building erected. The opaf-
the Northeast at this poil,rz
one Of the largest in the n.
Valley, and viii give EMPLOYS
a large number Of persons. y
It will mine is Of the ye1
grade and will command a q
Paiiitsyille Heralr0l
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r-I1nB 3 1H1V y
nTielsnefit Of the
''..h court house

At q hearinB WI
Va. Circuit Judl
ed the injunction
to the Chesapeake hard.
road against ~ ops
2-cent fare ind fth Of
railroad to Mrs. ). Allen
ton. Huntinsky. Boyd county.
fees the exc npton Prichard'
over 2 cents q mrs Priehard
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-07-01

A crowd Of young Louisa pSop's
went to clyffeside THURSDAY ~ mug
- attend the dance.
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adyin a second.
18th collapsibIe
EVERY up-to-dasc
You want L. be-
dinner and not
beat, no smell,
ring IN, no ashes
away with the
and makes Il q
the light touch
appreciate II. be-
IruiAtclY u4f
turning q handle.
lon. Il not only
oal, but il costs
nell, no smoke;
kitchen.
III the turquoise
himneys, makes
and attractive.
, burners the 4
+, can be bad with
ss;s;si.ss . s' $4,000 :; .sss
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10 various o.asers much
'atlon eusned. and during 2
a board adjourned
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Henderson, Progress.

Another rousing meeting was held
by about 80 baseball fans in the
parlors Of Hotel Kingdom last night,
and another big meeting will be
held tonight at the same place. The
reports of the committees last night
showed that there was a hundred
dollars more subscribed. This makes
a total of $500 raised for the team.
A large number of people have al
ready subscribed amounts ranging
from 81 to $25 TO assist the team.
There are in all about $50 people
who have subscribed and quite a
number of these are from the work.
ing people in the factories. who are
taking a decided interest in the
team. Mayor Thompson. Charles
Heiner and ]. Lewis Gaebel will
begin soliciting subscriptions. The
full amount of $500 must be
raised by Sunday and as good show
ing as possible is wanted by the
fans. as President Gosnell will tele-
phone to the fans tonight to find
out the prospects. The committees
are expecting 90 make a good report
and a big meeting is expected
Henderson Cleaner.
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the North Side team yesterday after
noon by score of 6 to 5.
ClarksyiIle Signing.


Contracts have been signed by T.
M. Rainwater, outtielder, formerly
of the city league, Atlanta, Ca. ;
Henry Patterson. catcher, tried out
with Atlanta Southern league team
this spring; j. A. Burns, second
baseman. tried out with Savannah
Ca: NJ. ]. Priest, third baseman'
Nashville city league. and Charley
Howell. outfielder, of Howell, ina.
Transportation has been forwarded
to all OF the above with instructions
to report here on Monday next.
Contracts have been sent to ware
shortshop. of Vanderbilt university
selected as All Southern College
shortstop last season; Eugene Flood
second baseman, brother OF the
present second baseman OF the
Nashville club: w. T. Lawson, Jr.'
pitcher, of jacksonville, Fla; ). N
Boswell, infielder, Crossett, Ark
now with the Arkansas State league;
Luther Hilben. pitcher, kentwood'
La; l.. C. McCance. infelder, Bush
mill, ILL.,, drafted by Indianapolis
last fall.
other players are being consid'
cred. Harry Hoyt, left hand pitcher
drafted by Atlanta from the ]. i. l.
league last fall. is already here
Hoyt pitched five innings for At
lanta this spring against the New
York Nationals and held them tc
two hits and no runs, and against
the Boston Americans, winning his
game, 8 to 2, and against the regu
lar team of the Philadelphia Ath
letics, for four innings. no score be
ing made. Hoyt has got the good
and will be the sensation of tn
Kitty league.
Work on the park, fences AM
grand stand have been delaye'
somewhat on account of not beinl
able to secure teams to haul tn
lumber.-Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle
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meet Wilson. Tho grand jury de-
elares that Link was in st. Louis on
that date. and did meet Wilson; il
further declares that Link wilfully
perjured himself after full realiza-
tion of the value OF his statement.
The charge against Wilson is
based on testimony given before tho
jury May 5. The indictment alleges
that Wilson testified that he did not
hand money to White and Becke-
meyer in the Southern hotel. in st.
Louis. Mo-. July is, 1909. The
grand jury states that 1t finds VIII
son did hand money to both White
and Beckemeyer in st. Louis. Mo-,
on the date specified.
Judge Kerstein fixed Browns bail
at $4,000, Wilson's at $4,000 and
Links at $1,000.
Another Indictment.
Another indictment, not bearing
upon the Lorimer investigation, but
in connection with another case of
alleged legislative bribery. was re-
turned by the jury against william
y. Henley. former president Of the
Chicago & Western Indiana railroad.
The indictment charges Henley with
embezzlement of the railroads
funds. the direct outcome of the
charges made by John c. Fetzer,
who declared that a "slush fund"
had been used in the legislature to
secure the passage of railroad legis-
lation. The specific bill was house
bill No. 777. validating the $50 .OOO.-
1000 bond issues made by the Chi
Icago & Western Indiana railroad.
Fetzer said that the "slush fund" OF
's212.OOO was distributed among the
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07

a candidate when II was plain that
no choice could be made. With the
assistance OF Democratic votes Lori
mer was elected.
shortly after there were rumors
that money was a potent influence
in the balloting. These rumors
ceased TO attract attention until
Representative Whites confession In
Chicago revived them.
The confession OF Beckcmeyer
was received with great satisfaction
by the prosecution. as IL Is said he
upheld Whites story on essential
points.
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The Evening Suns Daily Markets.

mand and steady. Medium and com
mon kinds duh. The feeder and
stocker market was quiet, the best
|nominaliy steady. Common, trashy
stockers duh. Bull steady, Gamers
dull. Mich COWS unchanged. No
heavy cattle here. Feeling about
steady.
Calves.
Receipts, III; for the week thus
far. $50 head The market ruled
firm TO shade better. The best.
Some few fancy a shade
better Medium, 51k @7c; common.
2h @5hc.
Sheep and Lambs.
Receipts, 1I26; for the week thus
far. 1887. The market ruled quiet
Fat sheep. however, were firm al
6hc down. FAN lambs, Sc down
Common sheep and trashy cull
lambs slow sale. The demand fol
spring lambs is very limited on ac.
count of the unfavorable weather
Best, S@9c.
st. Louis.-Cattle- Receipts L.
500; market steady; native beei
steers, s6.7O@ S.25; calves in car
load lots $4@S.75. Hogs-Receipts
6.5OOs market steady; pigs and
lights $4,000; packers $4,000
I9.65; butchers and best heavy $3.50
G9.75. Sheep-Receipts. 500; mar
ket steady; native muttons $40
|7.90; lambs s7.50G9.
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Elks at Mounds.

The Elks will lineup against the
strong Mounds team at Mounds. Ill,
tomorrow. For the purpose of TAX
ing their families and bunch of
rooters the Elks have arranged TO
leave on the steamer Dick Fowler.
Connection will be made with an in
terurban car, and plenty OF time
will be had for the game. Return
ing the steamer will be caught at
$50 O'Clock and Paducah will be
reached early In the night. Nc
Chesney and Groves will be the bat
terry for the Elks.
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legislators by the agents OF the rail-
road.
Link was clOseted with states
Attorney Wayman after his indict-
ment. Wayman, IL was said. was
trying to secure confession from
Link.
Legislators Present.
Several Illinois legislators were
present in the criminal court build
ing while the jury was In session.
They were II. ]. c. Beckemeyer, w.
C. Blair. Daniel ID. Donahue. Joseph
II. Clark, Henry A. Sheppard,
Michael S. Link. Charles White. The
widow and two children OF the late
Representative Charles S. Luke were
in attendance.
Luke, Beckemeyer, Link and Shep-
hard are alleged by White to have
been in st. Louis when the Jack
pot" made up of the proceeds Of
various purchased legislation, was
distributed.
None OF the men indicted in the
lLorimer case would talk.
Lorimer declared that he had no
statement to make.
The Henley Indictment makes no
mention OF bribery charges.
IL is said there is little belief that
Henley appropriated the money for
his own use. 1t is said to be the
desire Of the prosecutor TO force
Henley by the embezzlement charge
to tell what became of the money.
Lorimer's Election Sensational.
The legislative session which elect
ed Lorimer was one of the most
sensational in the states history At
the primaries preceding both parties
recommended senatorial candidates.
Hopkins. incumbent. received ma
jority vote over Ex-Governor Rich
ard Yates. Congressman Foss and
others. New members OF the legis-
lature who were instructed TO vote
for Hopkins refused, and a dead
lock of many weeks ensued. Con-
gresham Lorimor came forward as
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
LIVE STOCK.

The receipts of hogs were 162O
head; for the week thus far. S,1S5
head There was a good, healthy de
mand for all weights this morning.
The market opened early, with prices
15c higher. and trading was fairly
active. Selected 165 lbs. and up go
ing at 1896: lights and heavy pigs,
80 to 165 ns. $3.50; hight pigs.
$3.50; roughs, sS.95. The pens
were well cleared and the market
closed steady
Cattle.
The receipts of cattle were 40
head; for the week thus far, 1.744.
While the receipts today were ,excep-
tionalgy light, the supply was fully
equal to the requirements of the
trade. as there were but few buyers
on the yards. and the demand very
light, the market extremely quiet
throughout the. day. Harfdyweight
butcher cattle were In fairly good de-
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07

said that he would go at once to
Chicago to give bond for his appear
ance.
Henley declared that he know
nothing of the details OF the charges
but said that the indictment was
unjust and without substantial base.
Henley was formerly a judge of tho
Indiana supreme court.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
THE HIGM CosT oF LIyING

Increases the price of many neces-
stiles without improving the quality.
Foley's Honey and Tar maintains its
high stan lard OF excellence and its
great curative qualities without any
increase in cost. II is the best rem
.edy for coughs, colds, Group. whoop-
ing cough and all ailments OF the
throat, chest and lungs. The genuine
is In a yellow package. Refuse
Substitutes. .AGiIbert's Drug Store.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
Hooks VS.. Brookport.

The b. b. Hook baseball team
will journey to Brookport tomorrow
and will lineup against tire strong
Brookport Eagles. Lee Hart will
twirl for the Hooks while George
Block will catch. Council, former
Hook finger. will work for Brook
port and try and puzzle his former
teammates. A band of rooters will
accompany the local players.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07

Mother Bird-"Run along and
play, now: but be careful you don't
get run over by any of those flying
achines."-Metropolitan Magazine.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
Tobacco Market.

TObaCCO Marktt.
Louisville, May Receipts were
fair on the breaks and prices fairly
good.
Offerings on the local breaks fol-
low: Burnley, 20; dark, Al; original
inspection, SIS; reviews, 3; total, el;
reflections. 20.
First sale Tuesday at the Louis
willie House.
The Louisville House sold 16 hogs
heads of hurley at $3.50 to $19.O5;
~ boxsheads dark at IS to 50.
The Dark House sold 25 hogs
heads dark at s5.35 to $11-S5; 6
reflections.
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Market strong and receipts steady
All the markets not represented.-G
B. Bingham, Auditor.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07

Henley nj indianapolis.
Indianapolis. Ind. May 7.-Wil-
liam ]. Henley. Indicated in Chicago
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
Won I'm Ninth.

New York II, Boston o.
Boston, May 7.-Frill allowed the
locals but two hits.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
LeIiveIt Poorly Supported.

Detroit, May 7.-Lelivelt was poor
ly supported in the game, Chicago
easily.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
Bank Clearings

New York. May Total bank
clearings compiled by Bradstreets for
the principal cities of the United
States for the past week. s3,762,-
100000 against $S,359, 9,S9s,0O0 in
the corresponding week last year.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
New York Bunched Hits.

Poorly Played Game.
Brooklyn, May 7.-Boston won a
poorly played game.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07

Batteries-Berger, Link and Be-
mis-; Kinsella, Petty, Kiltifer and
Stephens
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
WHY NOT TRYf
pOPHA MS
ASTHMA CURE

Gives prompt and positive relief IN
every case. Sold by druggists. price
800. Trial package by mail 10 cents
Williams MfE. Co.. Props. Cleveland, a
Sold by List Drug Co.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
At sc. Paul.
COLLEGE BASEBALL.

Chicago. May Indiana, 6; Uni
versity Chicago, A.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City.
Kansas City-Indianapolis, rain, no
game.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
Association Sales.

Report OF sales by Planters Pre-
festive association of Kentucky and
Tennessee, including week ending
AIa1 1910.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07

II Is wen for the average woman's
peace that she isn't n mind reader.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
BASEBALL NEWS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cubs Lost Wild Game.

Cubs Lost Wild Game.
Chicago, May 7.-Pittsburgh de-
feated Chicago in a wild game.
Score r II Il
Chicago o
Pittsburgh ........r.. 4 1
Batteries-McIntyre Pfeffer, Car
son and Needham; Leifeld and Glib
son.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Cleveland. May Turner'S triple
With the bases full was the feature
Il the game.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
DUN's WEEKLY REVIEW.

New York May 7.-Unsettled and
apprelrensive feeling prevailing for
some time past in the financial mark
cts, resulting in declining prices, has
been aElayed, TO some extent, al
though there has been a disappoint-
ing check to the buoyant movement
existing in the mercantile lines at
the ibegnning of the year. 1t is not
ed. however. that the effect upon the
industrial and mercantile situation
has been slow. and in some parts
hardly noticeable. Over-productio0
from the pig-iron situation Is prov
ing successful as evidenced by re-
turns covering the output during
April. which show the smallest total,
with one exception, since Septem-
Der, 1909.
A continuation OF slight improve
ment in the demand for cotton goods
noted but jobbers are holding back.
awaiting the coming government cot
ton report in June when they hope
for a further revision of prices
Dress goods are active, in first
hands.
Activity in footwear is for next
seasons run, and the demand is
quiet for seasonable lines for i'm
mediate delivery. Leather rules quiet.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
At Milwaukee.

Milwaukee
Louisville
IL innings.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
SENATOR LORIMER

CONTINUED From Page one)
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
Amateur Game.

The graded school Team deIeate
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LOCAL PRODUCE.

lfCorrected by voolfolk, Bowers