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I Clarksville Tenn Nov 5 190440 This crop ot tobacco bidi fair to be of better quality than the last jf audit is ia11c1Qubted11sl1rt crop in quantity arid we wish to goyouLtf EDtlt will iofartQwar < i the truot proposition 1 u iPflv4 aleis uiaialy What i niiltPtIce fli Sell your toboccd where tidlytAwta 4order Jpur tobacco icell agaputit on the Loose FJbpW eo wtUy ii hill price Miil advances made oq consignltgate Frt gsrt4ri jtkc I Un and Wail rtbiil the warehouse1b 8 uf FJ OU patron we > ti

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obacco Trust willc1nth e itStactiSilJPtlon fifCannotn half as was done last yearPractically all of the farmers areOr

in the movement organized andthose not in the movement are smartenough to demand an increased price

the of theirmorEplblicspirited neighborstheIin classes last year All sales madehave been for whole crops and atprices 25 to 50 per cent higher thanreadilyagreedorder tq break down the prganization and is employing farmer buyersti3carry4tit thfThe lrksvIlle Leaf Chroniclebeingworked

jJt iR idthattliliemployed these buyers to buy u j anprice they can and the true dis td1take such purchases off theic nd

EJmeraand stand upon heir hone anshoot straight at the markOfeisfurther said that some of theyers were out yesterday offijjrmg

1125 and 1150 round I ehooves every farmer to get do hisfighting clothes and stand to iHjIpinand spare no deceiver thatthe way Men who will thy

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bit of interesting riJSjyS ofwhichwe are informed by arfpyominent gentleman is that in a confer¬ence of a large number of businessmenyesterday connected with thetobacco interest it was the nasal ¬imouthrefarmers prove true to the Io elvestSirelhey rscorn and upon the man o-men whobetray this great 4causeSuch a man is unworthy to live in

1any honest respectable communityThis is strong language butt 1t is

necessary to enforce discipline and

pdChainriimty states to the Kentuckian that hewill brook no foolishness in thiscounty Parties to the contract whoandsethe organization will find themselves in litigation upV to

neiborpDamageany and every man who seeksrtbbreakdown the cooperative movetpitent of the crop is held in a bodyandcontrolled by the officers of theassociation the trust can be dealt

fingproducermustbeplaced and th is but onebubanse>Farmprs 10r once ° not beuUe=ceived You are thesaddle DowhipftI fIlicense IssuedIAin

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Mr Napoleon Gmble and MissDotheJnei 1 orhpr will be unit-e 3s Jhommorrow eF Crick will herfQqD the ceremony

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W Dung Coupleof Haley SMill Get Married

AllenbnearffmySWillcur11tt Called to Paducaht 051 eveningat the busin elsxing t > congregation omem1jP E H Chaf vauiv° and called him to thepastoral4iE

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1brideissaidcomphshedoung lady The young

will make their home in thisCityYBRISKl IOverCHOgS eads

While tm 1 local tobacco marketrepotceived the past week Rehogsfvate ameunWd to 123 hogsheadsThis the total sales for theyear up to 14019 hogsheads I

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MEATYETCiWe have several different varieties ofapple but of Oranges we have butone kindRadford Bros Lake Weir jFlaname bandedon every boxThey the finest grown

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Dave Cunninghams BondFixed at 250

The examining trial of Dave Cun ¬ningham col charged with the latot aayheld over to the grand jury Bondwas fixed at 250 but up to yesterday afternoon bail had not been furnished

Nearly OverBut few smallpox cases remain un

der treatment in the county hpspiass < There are no sick persons nowall being convalescent During theprevalence of the disease in Christion county there were in a period ofsix months ten Deaths all negroes

Death at PembrokeThe wile of Mri W S Dickinson

of Pembroke diedat her home yes ¬terday She was about 55 years oldand had beert an invalid for abouttwo years

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andOut By thef Tiung Ladiesf

There have been many pleasant

Collegebutset a new standard of excellence

The crowd filledevery availablepoint of vantage in the college hallsuntil even standing room was at apremiumThe program was car¬ried out with one evception MissGeorgie Butler was ill and did notplay the piece assigned to her Theprogram began with an Allegro fromBeethoven by Misses Wilson YoungBoyd and Hoge on two pianos

Miss Nannie Sfowe and Miss Ma¬mie Lam gave selections from Nevinand Schumann respectively and werefollowed by a duet from Merz byMisses Mary Tandy and Agnes Flack

Miss Mary Carr played most del-ightfully to pieces from Denneeand Whelpley

Miss Mabel Wilson a pretty vo¬calist possessing a voice of raresweetness sang Like Violets Paleand The Swallows f

Miss Susie Boyd played Murmuri Zephyrs from Neimann

Little Miss Frances Summers gavea selection from Godardy and MissMary Hille a Prelude from Bach andEtude from Chopin

Miss Addie Greens Allegro fromMozart showed her to be a littlemusician of the rarest promise

Miss Katie Hoges Miss MiriamEades and Miss Anna Layne eachplayed with skilled hands choice se¬lections from Grieg BeethovenMerkel and Lange

Miss Margaret Anderson anotherof the younger pupils playedLanges Philopoena most charm ¬inglyMisses

Mayme Lam and Lucy Whitegave a rhapsodic from Liszt

Eunice Mayes Miss NelleTandy and Miss Edna Eades each haddelightfulselections and Miss AnnieStowe sang hA Rich Red Rose fromHastings in a sweet and wen trainedvoiceThere

were several choruses par¬ticip ted In by about thirty of theyoung ladies and the entertainmentconcluded with a tambourine drillby eight young ladies in uniform

This novel feature was one of thedecided hits of theevening

After the musical program wasover the young ladies held the usualreception in the parlor-

sCHRISTMAS TREE

Entertainment For ElksLodge Charity Commit ¬rtee Work rpopular ¬

invited all the members of the orderto a Christmas tree entertainmentwhich he will give tonight in theclub rooms Appropriate presentswill be given the Elks and somehappy hits are promised

The members of the lodge at thelast meeting presented Mr Blumenstiel with a handsome watchchain asa token of their regard

Christmascommitteeand left large baskets of provisionsand toys at homes Santa Claus couldnot visit 4 1

Carl Dietrich and Qiarlio McHfeer

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