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wcrr ° u J II fJfJ C 1 a av r 0 ti fl iia F q h a srers 4n 0 q I i 4p 1 i I rt A t r rU I r a tuIthft4vi1iLa 7 G q i W u u W I VOL XXIV HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY FRIDAY MAY 30 1902 Nn W 1J e o- J e e MATTNiSf 1 4 We just happened Id pi MP cw a small lot of Mattiiigel the w piecesWe r f 1E e JC J k rI The Best lQO JutLd 1 China a tt ig2 WOi ° thC at I 9c- t 1 J Carpet Patterns = h Good r Varf Matting Worth t i 4 25c Y Ctsll- AIIdCISOIICO > 2- ee eCY e 11f11111TPfi411 9ffltf 11f1PPfliP- 1fj Just as a Starter j p r Ehow is This e p i7 pa 9 Jr T Eor 37503 c It ought to bring J > 50 Aa I Others would ask that i f for it Ifycm dont say dB lt lS thet j r Nicest Job O1t iiX = IIIO f y E ver Saw w f fIJI For that money we will I r not argue the question = t aacJ wz tI1 I + t 4IJ 1 E FAYOSTOOFr I = at F = our stOl r we guarantee 100 ceifs > a I worth ot satisfaction i4 4444ti Y 1 STRONGER MARKET Considerable Animation Dis- played on Local Breaks j- S Heavy Sales of the Weed Which Is Indo Handling d Order For 1 v thsweek more animation being displayed and therewere also more buys i if the breaks than for some weeks Sales were considerably in g v cess of those of last week and pri < S < were considered good E The weed is Sweating ad is in much better order than itII xMas e It develops that the crop of 101 is the most useful one raised iPt k district for years and a still betty t demand may be looked for Receipts are not quite so heavy as they were a few weeks agp owing to the fact that a large l1il cent of the crop has been deliver- ed ¬ Common to good lugs ranged in pricfcjfrom S4504to 5600 Common leaf brought from 575 to 5675 Medium leaf went off at from 600 to 700 good leaf ranged from 5 7 to 9 and the price on selection was from 10 to 12 The loose market is still active with a good stock on hand pBLACKBERRY Came This Year Without the Usual Berry Bloom Blackberry winter aithoug- about aweek later than usual was ushered in Monday afternoon and the temperature dropped about 40 degrees in twentyfour hours Th- is and of the few years in which tbf cool season prevailed without th usual blackberry bloom Whil there are a few blooms scattere- over the bushes in some placesblos soms are scarcer than for several years and the prospects are that the crop of berries will be very short Many of the bushes were broken off by the heavy steel and the cold weather in December last alse injured them t hile the mer ¬ cury went down in tbe forties Tues ¬ day night vegetation vas not dam ¬ aged In some place rost was re ¬ ported but it was toqt to ni vegetables 1 HIS CHILD Shot Through the Heart During a Family Quarrelr CadizKy May 27Lee Williams colored living four miles out of here shot his twoyearold child through the heart yesterday kill- ing ¬ it instantly Williams claims to have shot the child accidentally He was brought here last night by Deputy Sheriff Mitchell and lodged in jail CLASS ENTERTAINED Miss Edmundsons Reception to K C Graduates Miss Mattie Edmundsdhone of the graduating class of South Kentucky College gave areception last even- ing ¬ complimentary to the members of her class and it was greatly e n ¬ joyed by all who a dnded De ¬ lightful refreshmenta there a pleas ¬ ant feature of the affairS HIT WITH HATCHET Young flan Charges he Was Vic trm of Assqult Atlas Mayers aged 19 living a few miles east of Crofton charg- es ¬ that he was struck in the face with a hatchet by a man named Bond and badly hurt A warrant has been aworn out for the arrest of BondS BETHEL COLLEGE Closes a Very Successful and > Prosperous Session i r Eight Young Lady Graduates fte ceive There Diplomas Wed t ncsday Night Beginning Monday night with SpanishLady Bethel Female College were con ¬ cluded Wednesday night at the collegeI The Spanish Lady was com ¬ posed by Miss lone Newman The leading character of Ximena cva taken by Miss Elizabeth Drake o the college faculty Other characters were sustained by Misses Louise Carr Ida Schaef er Mary Wright Polly Graves Jessie Garrott Ethyl Frost and Georgia Rushing and a large chorus of goocUs pints and Spanish The youngtadies all acquitted themselves m handsomely and the large audlnce gave them un ¬ stinted applause Tuesday night at the Baptist chnrch Dr John O Rust delivered the baccalaureate address to the young ladies His theme was The New Heath- enism ¬ which he divided into four parts commercialism aesthetic ism occultism and socialism Heathens were defined as godless persOns and the tenor of his ad ¬ dress was to show that the reckless persuit of wealth the devotion t aesthetics the encouragement given to fortune telling hypnotism thl e tendency to a socialistic contempt for law and property rights were all matters essentially antagonistic hiss ¬ bye It a youngd was rendered especially entertain ¬ ing occasional anecdotes an- humorous d illustrations- At the College on Wednesday night the commencement exercises proper were held and the chapel would not hold they large crowds presentthe parlors and halls bein filled with the overflow crowd Eight young ladies were given diplomas as follows Georgip Bachelor ofArtsPatty Bartley Dell Gaines Mable Hille and Daisy WilliamsMaster of Arts Miriam Eades Frances Huddleston The following musical program was the diplomas were awarded by Pres Edmund Harri son The Bee and the Clover Miss Mary Tandy Slavonic Dance Misses Gaines and Lam In Line of March I Miss Frances Summers Theme and Variations in B fla- tMajorMissGeorgia Rushing Waltz in a Minor Miss Annie Green Invitation to the Dance WrighS t Ballads in A flat Major rMiss Ida May Schaefer Hark Hark the Lark Miss MiriamEades The Distinctions in the various classes were read by Prof W H Harrison who acted as Master of Ceremonies The entertainment closed with the very scholarly and appropriate e address of the President to the graduating class At ten oclock the audience was dismissed and the parlors turned over to the ypung people who for an hour or more participated in are ¬ ception to the graduates and other young lady pupils This delight ful affair closed the exercises Gen Leonard Wood late govern or of Cuba who was an army sur geon four years ago is now being boomed by the Republican organs as the successor to Gen Miles t I When You Come to the ELKS CARNIVALM- ake Our Store Your ladies Underwear Dimities Batistes Dotted Swisses and Lawns r OFf i Nice Line of Ladies Childrens and Gentlemens Hosieryf New Floor Coveringsi asf TMMJONES KYE MAIN STREET HOPKINSVILLE DII SPEAKING MONDAY X Congressional Candidates Will Open Local Campaign Stanley Authorizes Announce- ment That he Will Speak Taylor And Brasher Ex ¬ pected oT The somewhat listless congress ¬ ional campaign will be opened act ¬ ively in this county next Monday Hendersont candidateduthorizes the announce ¬ ment that he will speak and he ex ¬ tends an invitation to his competit ¬ ors to accept a division of time Itis more than likely that Judge Taylor and Mr Brasher will be on hand The latter is just recovering from a severe illness andif his health per bejpresentAs e crowd is certain to be on hand to hear the speaking Brasher Will Speak authorizeg s an ¬ ment for him to speak at the court- house Monday afternoon at one resuma e his with a speech at Sebree tomorrow J OUT ON BOND One of Mjller Brothers Furnished Bail for Appearance C J Miller one ot the men are rested here last Friday morning n a charge of counterfeiting furnish ed bond yesterday and was releas ed from jail He gave bond for 1000 to answer any indictment that might be found by the grand hqre and a 5500 bond for his ap pearance before the Federal court at Owensboro An Agent of the Secret Service was here and secured photographs of the Millers J P Millers is still in jail ONLY EIGHT FAILED Out of 31 Applicants For Certifi- cates The county of examiners I has finished grading the papers of I the 31 white applicants for teach ¬ ers certificates who were examined about two weeks ago Out of the total number five secured first class certificates 13 second claw 5 third class and eiflbt failed The pti2er s of the 34 cored alii tirnts ave not yet been graded The Ax Handle plant of J WI Harned Bro to vhjch tr ABN TUCKIAU called the attention of the Commercial Club a month ago has been induced to locate here Work will begin soon T ii EXCELLENT SEASON A Big Per Cent of Tobacco Crop Set fa About 75 per cent of the tobccu- has been set in this county it is in ¬ timated and with another season the work of transplanting will to h finishedIn sections where the rains were heavy the farmers have jin ished putting out their crop Tiara are a few neighborhoods where DO ° rain of consequence fell but in such Ylbeen The acreage will be larger than last year X RECEPTION LAST EVENING Complimentary to Misses Huddles ton and Frost A V Mr andMrs Chas M Meachan SB received last evening in honor of f i W their guests Misses Frances Hud ¬ at dleston of Atlanta Ga and Ethyl Frost of Dallas Texas recently pupils of Bethel Female Collegea The younger set of society was well represented a number of the school girls of the college delaying their departure a day to attend Fie I freshments were served- DECORATION DAY Graves of Union Soldiers Will be Decorated h Today being Decoration Day is a National holiday The decoration of the graves of Union soldiers buried 10 Hopewell cemetery will take place at 3 oclock Visitors are requested to bring floral offer ¬ ings and be there at that hour Mr John Feland will be master of cere- monies and Messrs Stanley Long and Chas O Prowse will deliver addresses VICTIM OF CONSUMPTION Reed I enshaw Jr Died After r Long Illness W R Renshaw Jr died last r 4 Monday morning at the home of his parent in this city of consumption Ml He was 17 years old and had beaus sick for several months Rev H C Beckett preached the funeral at Consolation church Monday after z noon and the interment took place in the Adams burying gronad three miles north of the church YOUNG FARMER tfif Succumbs to Attack of Typhoid Pneumonia James H fclark soninlaw of Mr y Sam Dillard formerly this county died near Outline days of typhoid pneumonia He was 37 years old aoa i Bur vived by a widow who Wia Termer ly Miss Pearl Dillard and fore r small children I h w- 8

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MATTNiSf1

4 We just happened Id pi MP

cw a small lot of Mattiiigel the1° w piecesWe rf 1E eJCJ

k rIThe Best lQO JutLd1 China attig2

WOi°thC atI

9c-

t

1

J Carpet Patterns =h Good rVarf Matting Worth t

i4 25c Y

Ctsll-

AIIdCISOIICO> 2-

ee eCY e11f11111TPfi411 9ffltf11f1PPfliP-

1fjJust as a Starter j

pr Ehow is This ep

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T Eor 37503cIt ought to bring J>50Aa

I Others would ask thati f for it Ifycm dont say dBlt lSthet j

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y Ever Saw w

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For that money we will Ir not argue the question =t aacJwztI1 I+ t 4IJ

1 E FAYOSTOOFr I= at

F = our stOl r we guarantee 100 ceifs > aI worth ot satisfaction

i4 4444tiY

1

STRONGER MARKET

Considerable Animation Dis-

played on Local Breaks j-

S

Heavy Sales of the Weed Which

Is IndoHandling

d Order For 1v

thsweekmore animation being displayedand therewere also more buys i ifthe breaks than for some weeks

Sales were considerably in gvcess of those of last week and pri<S

<

were considered good EThe weed is Sweating ad

is in much better order than itIIxMas e

It develops that the crop of 101is the most useful one raised iPt k

district for years and a still bettytdemand may be looked for

Receipts are not quite so heavyas they were a few weeks agpowing to the fact that a large l1ilcent of the crop has been deliver-ed

¬

Common to good lugs ranged inpricfcjfrom S4504to 5600 Commonleaf brought from 575 to 5675Medium leaf went off at from 600to 700 good leaf ranged from 57to 9 and the price on selectionwas from 10 to 12

The loose market is still activewith a good stock on hand

pBLACKBERRY

Came This Year Without theUsual Berry Bloom

Blackberry winter aithoug-about aweek later than usual wasushered in Monday afternoon andthe temperature dropped about 40degrees in twentyfour hours Th-is and of the few years in which tbfcool season prevailed without thusual blackberry bloom Whilthere are a few blooms scattere-over the bushes in some placesblossoms are scarcer than for severalyears and the prospects are thatthe crop of berries will be veryshort Many of the bushes werebroken off by the heavy steel andthe cold weather in December lastalse injured them t hile the mer ¬

cury went down in tbe forties Tues ¬

day night vegetation vas not dam ¬

aged In some place rost was re¬

ported but it was toqt to nivegetables

1

HIS CHILD

Shot Through the Heart During aFamily Quarrelr

CadizKy May 27Lee Williamscolored living four miles out ofhere shot his twoyearold childthrough the heart yesterday kill-ing

¬

it instantly Williams claimsto have shot the child accidentallyHe was brought here last night byDeputy Sheriff Mitchell and lodgedin jail

CLASS ENTERTAINED

Miss Edmundsons Reception toK C Graduates

Miss Mattie Edmundsdhone of thegraduating class of South KentuckyCollege gave areception last even-ing

¬

complimentary to the membersof her class and it was greatly en ¬

joyed by all who a dnded De ¬

lightful refreshmenta there a pleas ¬

ant feature of the affairS

HIT WITH HATCHET

Young flan Charges he Was Victrm of Assqult

Atlas Mayers aged 19 livinga few miles east of Crofton charg-es

¬

that he was struck in the facewith a hatchet by a man namedBond and badly hurt A warranthas been aworn out for the arrestof

BondS

BETHEL COLLEGE

Closes a Very Successful and

> Prosperous Session

i r

Eight Young Lady Graduates fte

ceive There Diplomas Wed

t ncsday Night

Beginning Monday night with

SpanishLadyBethel Female College were con ¬

cluded Wednesday night at thecollegeIThe Spanish Lady was com ¬

posed by Miss lone Newman Theleading character of Ximena cvataken by Miss Elizabeth Drake othe college faculty

Other characters were sustainedby Misses Louise Carr Ida Schaefer Mary Wright Polly GravesJessie Garrott Ethyl Frost andGeorgia Rushing and a largechorus of goocUspints and Spanish

The youngtadies all acquittedthemselves m handsomely andthe large audlnce gave them un ¬

stinted applauseTuesday night at the Baptist

chnrch Dr John O Rust deliveredthe baccalaureate address to theyoung ladies

His theme was The New Heath-enism

¬

which he divided into fourparts commercialism aestheticism occultism and socialism

Heathens were defined as godlesspersOns and the tenor of his ad ¬

dress was to show that the recklesspersuit of wealth the devotion taesthetics the encouragementgiven to fortune telling hypnotismthl etendency to a socialistic contemptfor law and property rights wereall matters essentially antagonistichiss ¬bye It

a

youngdwas rendered especially entertain ¬

ing occasional anecdotes an-humorous

dillustrations-

At the College on Wednesdaynight the commencement exercisesproper were held and the chapelwould not hold they large crowdspresentthe parlors and halls beinfilled with the overflow crowd

Eight young ladies were givendiplomas as followsGeorgip

Bachelor ofArtsPatty BartleyDell Gaines Mable Hille and DaisyWilliamsMaster

of Arts Miriam EadesFrances Huddleston

The following musical programwas the diplomas wereawarded by Pres Edmund HarrisonThe Bee and the Clover

Miss Mary TandySlavonic Dance

Misses Gaines and LamIn Line of March

I Miss Frances SummersTheme and Variations in B fla-

tMajorMissGeorgia RushingWaltz in a Minor Miss Annie GreenInvitation to the DanceWrighS tBallads in A flat Major

rMiss Ida May SchaeferHark Hark the Lark

Miss MiriamEadesThe Distinctions in the various

classes were read by Prof W HHarrison who acted as Master ofCeremonies

The entertainment closed withthe very scholarly and appropriate e

address of the President to thegraduating class

At ten oclock the audience wasdismissed and the parlors turnedover to the ypung people who for anhour or more participated in are ¬

ception to the graduates and otheryoung lady pupils This delightful affair closed the exercises

Gen Leonard Wood late governor of Cuba who was an army surgeon four years ago is now beingboomed by the Republican organsas the successor to Gen Miles

t

IWhen You Come to the

ELKS CARNIVALM-ake Our Store Your

ladies UnderwearDimities Batistes Dotted Swisses

and LawnsrOFf i

Nice Line of Ladies Childrens andGentlemens Hosieryf

New Floor CoveringsiasfTMMJONES KYEMAIN STREET HOPKINSVILLE

DII

SPEAKING MONDAY

X

Congressional Candidates Will

Open Local Campaign

Stanley Authorizes Announce-

ment That he Will Speak

Taylor And Brasher Ex ¬

pected

oTThe somewhat listless congress ¬

ional campaign will be opened act¬

ively in this county next MondayHendersontcandidateduthorizes the announce ¬

ment that he will speak and he ex ¬

tends an invitation to his competit ¬

ors to accept a division of time Itismore than likely that Judge Taylorand Mr Brasher will be on handThe latter is just recovering from asevere illness andif his health per

bejpresentAs ecrowd is certain to be on hand tohear the speaking

Brasher Will Speak

authorizeg san ¬

ment for him to speak at the court-house Monday afternoon at oneresuma ehis with a speech atSebree tomorrow J

OUT ON BOND

One of Mjller Brothers FurnishedBail for Appearance

C J Miller one ot the men arerested here last Friday morningn

a charge of counterfeiting furnished bond yesterday and was released from jail He gave bond for

1000 to answer any indictmentthat might be found by the grandhqre and a 5500 bond for his appearance before the Federal courtat Owensboro

An Agent of the Secret Servicewas here and secured photographsof the Millers J P Millers is stillin jail

ONLY EIGHT FAILED

Out of 31 Applicants For Certifi-

cates

The county of examiners I

has finished grading the papers of I

the 31 white applicants for teach¬

ers certificates who were examinedabout two weeks ago Out of thetotal number five secured first classcertificates 13 second claw 5 thirdclass and eiflbt failed The pti2er sof the 34 cored alii tirnts avenot yet been graded

The Ax Handle plant of J WIHarned Bro to vhjch tr ABNTUCKIAU called the attention of theCommercial Club a month ago hasbeen induced to locate here Workwill begin soon

T ii

EXCELLENT SEASON

A Big Per Cent of Tobacco CropSet

fa

About 75 per cent of the tobccu-has been set in this county it is in ¬

timated and with another seasonthe work of transplanting will to h

finishedInsections where the rains

were heavy the farmers have jinished putting out their crop Tiaraare a few neighborhoods where DO

°

rain of consequence fell but in suchYlbeenThe acreage will be larger thanlast year X

RECEPTION LAST EVENING

Complimentary to Misses Huddleston and Frost

AV

Mr andMrs Chas M Meachan SBreceived last evening in honor of f

i W

their guests Misses Frances Hud ¬ atdleston of Atlanta Ga and EthylFrost of Dallas Texas recentlypupils of Bethel Female CollegeaThe younger set of society was wellrepresented a number of the schoolgirls of the college delaying theirdeparture a day to attend Fie

I freshments were served-

DECORATION DAY

Graves of Union Soldiers Will beDecorated

h

Today being Decoration Day is aNational holiday The decorationof the graves of Union soldiersburied 10 Hopewell cemetery willtake place at 3 oclock Visitorsare requested to bring floral offer ¬

ings and be there at that hour MrJohn Feland will be master of cere-monies and Messrs Stanley Longand Chas O Prowse will deliveraddresses

VICTIM OF CONSUMPTION

Reed I enshaw Jr Died After r

Long Illness

W R Renshaw Jr died last r 4Monday morning at the home of hisparent in this city of consumption MlHe was 17 years old and had beaussick for several months Rev H C

Beckett preached the funeral atConsolation church Monday after z

noon and the interment took placein the Adams burying gronadthree miles north of the church

YOUNG FARMER tfif

Succumbs to Attack of TyphoidPneumonia

James H fclark soninlaw of Mr y

Sam Dillard formerly thiscounty died near Outline daysof typhoid pneumonia

He was 37 years old aoa i Burvived by a widow who Wia Termerly Miss Pearl Dillard and fore rsmall children I

h

w-

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