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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-31
FOR A FAIR ELECTION.
Presiding Officers of Karnes County
state Their Position.

state Their Position.
Kennedy, Texas, October 2y.-Pursuans 10
the call for a meeting of presiding Officers
was held at the court house In Karnes
City yesterday, October IS, at which q
majority OF the presiding officers aad a
number Of prominent citizens We're pres
ent. Hon. 4. X. Graves OF Karnes ca in
lew remarks stated the object OF thc
OF Kennedy, chairman, who on molon, was
duly elected, and C. c. Humphrey OF Ken
cay was Affected secretary.
The following resolution was offered BY
Hon. f. X. Graves
nesolved We the officers OF election OF
karnes county, will use our best endeavors
TO have a fair election, regardless OF party,
person, rWce or color. In n1!0lng me e,ec-
lion we are determined to ioIow the spar.t
of the law, the burden OF proving the
qualification OF voter is upon the appli-
cant to vote, and We will not be SATISFIED
as 10 the qualification OF a voter unless he
shall show 10 us by evidence, IN addita1l 10
his oath, that he has been twelve molols
in the State ami six m5nths in the couaty
and Is bona fide acuual resident o! taa
precinct in which he offers to vote and haV.
ing moved inlo said preoinct With the IN
tertion OF making it his residence and nat
for the purpose or voting; and whenever
we have "a doubt OF his having right 10
vote we will reject his vote. We will Goa
slider hts naturalization papers and d-:ia-
ration OF intention only ior the purpose OF
removing the bar of forign birth, nnl MT
consider tine same az q certificate OF his
r.ghlt to vote. We will not appoint anyone
to assist us in holding an elect.on unless
we are satisfied such person is IN favor
of fair and impartial election, snd viii
no. depart from these rules for the purpose
OF assisting any party or candtdases.
We further pledge ourselves to use every
reasonable and lawful means wihia our
power to secure the apprehension and con-
viction of every person w!lfuly violating
any terms of the election laws. and ask al
good law abiding citizens 20 give us their
assistance TO purify the ballot
Aztec the reading Of the resolution by
the secretary, remarks were made by Hon.
F. r. Graves, Judge Barnes and others ell
favortng the resolution.
The question OF who is a lesal voter and
who Is mot, persons OF foreign birth de-
clariug their intention to berone cuz ans
and taking out their natural zatrn papers
and nhe evidence necessary to establish the
right TO vote when challenged. was freely
discussed, after which. on motion, the res
ulrriop was upanimously adopted.
Hon. r. r. Graves pr ssnted letter
from the attorney generals office 5uppors-
ing the position taken IN this resolution.
The netting was harm 1nious one and
good feeling prevailed throughout the en-
tire session. The meeting then adjourned
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I'm l7
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Rates $3.50 and $500 per day
JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.

sssS.E Carthon, Tyler; Hugh L. McEldery.
WIS ansaeso, Ala: l., sitterle, Victoria. John IT,
ssnn' San Antonio; j, 3. Noble, james w.
TT 49,, I1npson, W. V, Hanway, Dallas;
e e,smas \ Ball, Huntsville; James Moore.
~ III, 'stoni 4; = Macarthur, a J. Wick Nash
s sI'' 4. y, BAKE, Texas: Mrs G. r. Pat
". Ses Orleans: Hugh y. Fitzgerald, Dal-
g. T. Z. ozark; Charles Clarke, Jr., Calves
= 49, osm,ith. city: Bob Bowlary, Woodvill ::
W. M. sewage, Galveston, G. VI Cromwell.
- r. ~ Al. stone, Sabine Pass; r. W. John
H n .aisss 3, CITY; W: a. Mitts. Columbus,
tvS y, LilIenthal, city; p. j. hobart, Fort
a n.y., 4 J. Davis. Paris: c. r, Ganron.
sxssv y T; L., Chapman, Cuero; A. 3. Car
3i' n, sedar Rapids; J. r. Whitaker. Cuero;
kGhe ss~D %,n, S9slge ston; c. L. Richardson
II. IN. ,, MnI. FERRY Brennan; J. Il. Austin,
i'm Tssfippna, A. L. Westbrook. Ennis: Mrs.
isisst, ~ /, burroughs Fort Sam Houston. san
sss~, a, L Ewing, Lufkin; DR.. A. Levy.
4 o8s' Y. D. Marks. San Antonio.
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Denton. Texas. October 29.-J. @. Smith.
independent candidate for the Legislature,
spoke TO a large crowd a. Argyle asst n.glt'
His talk was very interesting He is max
ing a canvass of the county.
Waco Texas, October 30.--The death OF
w. G.. Boyd which occurred suddenly In
this city Saturday at noon. creates a va
cancy on the democratic ticket In this coun-
Nv. Judge Boyd being the democratic NOM
inee for justice Of the peace OF precinct
No. 4. Chairman Hardy has accordingly
called meeting Of ths executive commit
tee Tuesday to fill the vacancy.
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Latopia Eptries.

Tbrce-fours Of a mile, scilins--Lady Hamil-
ton. Terramie. siddubia, Trimudn. 100; Aryan.
ios: samovar. lo6 covington, Ky. Lufra, Or.
Pitts. Crusader Valesco, Maggie s.. ios,
Five and a half furongs--Ric Frank Nc.
Cornell, Ed Upton, 100; isstnbrooks. i0i
Hardy Pardee. Al STRAIT. nlenbem. lo1; As
man. 100; Holland Red Pirate ile
One mile, STANDARDIZATION, %; 'Rastus, o..
McCleary X. u. Sack, Ma Angelina e1; Sue
Nell. 100; Lena Myers, Can See En-. 81;
Eleanor Holmes. Nit Boykn. 100. Mordecai.
ABitator. l0S; The Planet, 40.
Ono mile, sciling~lleman. %; Fair De-
ccycr. Philip Byrnrs. I.eonag, %, Violin.
Rothn, 1905 possum. ioS. Elsie Rramblc. Hen
0Fallen. Dominls. Flop, Flora a.. io5.
Five and half furones Lady Roller. %;
Miss Josephine. ITO; Duplicate, 9s; Yakima,
Prlma Vora, Maymc NJ, NJ, Mas Patron. 9s.
neana. Srhankcn. iQ3; Rosa Masso loS. I>s-
ella. Fannie Taylor. Souchon, no; Guess Me.
NJ
One mile. selling Elusive. a7. Dutch Conn
cdan. 100, Don Celia. The Star OF Bethlc-
hem, Tho Doctor, Maru, l02; Double Quick,
Hampton, 1905; Annie NJ. io,; Arcturus, l0S;
Evalnc, Garnet Ripple. ITO.
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THE huTCHINs
HOUSE,.
D. @. WARD.
Proprietor.
Rates. 500 AMI
s2.60 per day.

|pls. Ia afIGn aiS. Valley Mills; Harry Alex
& sstS sllas sc, G. L. Preston. agent "A Turk
|rntisii company; Miss Glennie Boyd,
IA S1T y, Beaumont WIN. Register, Austin;
blH W uiiIsnory. Texas. H. Lasscn, III Reno:
<}eb: rWtasr. sublime; w. J. Lytle, San An
NM aa99ry Mcneil, victoria: Jane G.
W J. 0pb, ermtoSsnr; Y K. La Bes,,me; Lev
is ,ss;.e city; Hugh horns. Taylor; re-" c ' .
|LH sly: H p. ISopperl. Galveston;
|1sM; Csss s,is Boston Lee Garrett. Fort
lie H. G,salyeston G. w. Skinner, Ed II.
hui ? snGs ow e. $. W; Pinches. St. Louis;
asnons,.a t,ery, city: Hon. s. B. Coopsr'
l!srsi. ssb 4. y b.. Warren, Austin; Thomas
m; John T'p G,, MSS Or. $; 3. Maxcy. An
hi VIM uTI a,,; Dallas; q. Il. Ga1non, Con.
&inney. yHa'n e Palestine; R. l.. stevens,
SSrso nuae99ssdosShes; A. II. Ray, Galveston; ii.
Ma jasn.. Z. Jones. Beaumont, W. W.
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uo,., .rr,ynIs nj galveston.

Al the fremont: james VI Bullendsr
Philadelphia; George :. Sutherland 81.
Louis; Charles T.. Fietz psb.ae. a. =.
Wheeler, Iowa W A. Richar.s. Houston;
J. E. Pierce, Dfmlng's Bridge; Jnints W
burst, Texas; J. @. Wagner city; H. NJ
Downey II. Roberts Houston; H. d. Nc
Goroch. city; r. p Atkinson. Kansas CITY;
J. D. sayers. Bastrop: J. J. Brown, New
York: James Moore. city; II. G. Archer
and wife. city: r. r. Blair, San Antonio;
w. ]. Dermody. New York; II. b. Stod-
dard, Bryan; c. Il. Selvage, city; IL, Is
Dingle, Cincinnati; NJ. M. Bulge. Now Or
leans; NJ WolEson. Cincinnati; w. u
Burns. Houston
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Victoria County Campnign.

Victoria. Texas. October 29.--There IS
very little interest in the election 10 he
held next Tuesday on the two amendments
TO the constitution and the vote wiil be very
light In TACT. there has been very little
interest in anything oxcept in the county
election and the contest for the legislature
between Mcfarland, Laughter ani BAILEY,
The former, especially has been the live
Hest in years. the amount of money e%-
pended in the opinion of well informed
politician bling in excess of the salaries
of i'll the county officials for one yeai.
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.n me personal popularity Of Mr.. Burgess
M .nas OF he cause he represe ted.
ne criticised severely the renuhI. AN
s,a,' MI of tn wa and tier eapan-
~ ~ lucas. showing the ru nous ;niiusace
=! r,co.li IN cnr,gress ana ravs Sonrirs
.ls argument why Judge Robson shoali be
M george Burgess is favorite with
80 People OF Ycakum. ana no do ibt H.
eos 90, majert;y IN this part Of the disir =,
last pe increased as result OF the sp .ech
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BURGESS Ar YOAKuM.

lie Followed MIR. Hnwley'S Hecor"
nnd Ur~ed Robsnn's Election
Yoakum. Texas. October 3o.-Hon' George
Burgess of Gonzales addressed the citize'n
last night at the Front street opera mouse
in the interest OF Hon. ". s. Robsen aai
me democratic ticket in general. The audi
ence that greeted him was oEe OF the iars-
est that has honored any speaker here our
ing the present campaign, thus attes"ns
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IS WILLING TO WAGER
That Hawley viii Not Carry fsyette Count,
10 November.
GOVERNOR SAVERS TO SPEAK FOR ROBSON
VIII Open His Campo Ign I'm r...
District Tonight = Robson 10
Speak ut Galveston.

galveston, Texas. October sO.-A resao,
item In The Post TO the cffeot thar c,n,
paign bets were hard to obtain by the dem .
ocrats brought some Hawley supporters
into print. The Tribune of Saturday mn.
ed "a well known Savers Hawley demo.
crat' as being will to wager $500 even
money on Hawley, and concluded with ,be
statement that the same gentleman wou,d
bet 800 that Howley will carry Fayette
county, Robson's home.
Mr. Guy NJ. Bryan, Jr., authorized rbe
Post correspondent today to say ti,,t ba
Will take the last named bet, the only eon.
dftion being that the wager snail b. vi,
either Mr.. kempner or Mr. Iasker. IIe
does not care to bet with any other of MIR.
Hawleys supporters. He would also take
the 5000 wager II he had the money. bu.
unfortunately he Is not as r.sh az the ran
telmen named and does not fee thai he
can SPARE that amount from his business.
even FOR short time. But the 800 propo-
sNion is now UP 10 either OF those nam, d
and IL they desire to cover Il In lher own
names they will be accommodated.
Senator Waller T. Burns came down from
Houston today and was caller a, Hawley
headquarters. He will spend from now till
election day in the Tenth district dom :
missionary work for thu republican candl-
date. He Is one who believes the defeat
OF Hawley would be a public calamdy, a
blow fron which the South would no. soon
recover. While here today he made a
wager with r. w. Hail of the Panhandle
of a suit Of clothes against prairie dog
that Hawley will carry seven out OF the
nine counties in the district Hall SAYS
that is the easiest thing he has run up
against lately.
From democratic standpoint, the cut
look is very promising for Robsons sue
cess. The speaking that has been had has
begotten an enthusiasm such as did not
exist two years ago. Major Savers came
to town today and will speak in Rob On )
behalf at Harmony hall tomorrow n4gl4.
He spent restful Sunday at his hotel AID
will be in good condition for his effort
Following him, Judge Robson will rea III
Galveston on "Wednesday and from tha.
time tin election day ne Will fight the
enemy in their own stronghold
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Crouch 1T Cuero.

Cuero, Texas, October 29.--Hon. 8. l..
Crouch, republican nominee for congress In
this d.strict, addressed a fair sized audi
ence last night. Mr. Crouch lays no claim
to cratory, but presents the theories OF his
party in a manner which shows he has
given them nuch study He devoted h $
lime to the finaScial. tariff, expansion aud
Industrial theories the colored hand fur
nished the music for the occasion.
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BEE COUNTY IS SAFE.
KIcberE and Mcfarland VIII Gc'
big MntOritics.

Beeville, Texas. October 3O.--Notwiih-
standing the hard fight that is being made
on Hon. Rudolph Kleherg and Hen. 7. O.
Mcfarland, democratic nominees for con-
gress and the Legislature. respectively, bes
county will give them both large major
ity. In fact, the entire democratic ticket
WILL receive the largest majority In tals
county this year 1t has ever received.
The republicans are doing considerable
work on the quiet, but populst is SCI
dom seen or heard OF in this section
The county campaign Is llvening UP con-
siderably as the final day approaches. but
II is still the quietest election ever known
here. ~,
Hon. James r. Goodwin of Live OAK
county. Independent candidate for noater
in the Ninetiesh district. was In the estS
yesterday.
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Fort Worth, Texas, october 81. "A meet
ing of the general managers Of Texas roads
was held here to discuss the regulations
which should be formulated to go~rn the
Issuance OF passes during the coming year
No decisive action was taken as the meet
ing was In the nature OF a conference pre-
Ii,nina.y to the pass meeting to be held ia
81. Louis November 3, when all roads OF
the Southwest will be represented
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Lakeside Entries.

Thrce-fourths of mile, maIdens-- Danish.
Msftor Buck, 100 Nuna, Bioss. Sun God.
Phdias. May Bell, Nilnr,h Mailer, il3.
One mile, selling Bethlehem Star. Mamie
Davis, Globe IL. "a Don orsinn. rinnr del
NO hlnS bsrn.naa' hihk 1ignmay' smt-
Bard. Briggs, Count Fons0. 1903; Milwaukee,
Onalaska. Fonolf. Moncreith loC; Gold Band.
los; sutton. III.
Three fonrths OF q mile. sellng--n ssvills,
NJ n Kaufman. Glelmoype. Lucy Belle. Ten-
ole. Red Duchess. l07. w, G. T., Bishop Reed.
Con ReBgaD. 10,
Mrle ard an cighth--Plaintain. aS Tho
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,,,, wreck Near Aubrey

ne,,op Texas. October So.-A serious
,re,cht wreck in which fourteen cars load
:, With coal were ditched occurred near
aar,v this mcrnirg. The wreck
AupIes ~ s.oppaee OF all traffic over the
n ..n, tracks The wreck was cleared "
,oih. mia afternoon. No one was hurt
Cause a broken journal
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To plnx shn,ynltrr

New York. October SID. Jnnowski. the
FrGnto-roish chess expert. arrived on the
steamshla Tourine today He has come to
THIS country 10 play n match OF seven sameS
at the Manhattan club with Showalter. Al
the conclusion OF that contest Jhuowski will
make tour OF the United States and prob
ably cioss into Canada.
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~, .ssested for Train Robbery.

1ix,,. Tenn, October 30.-Three
~ the Western and Atlantic rail-
49, " Cobb county, Georgia last night
"a Cantr Luxe ana Thompson vann and
Mo- y 81 near Acyoit Ca, on sas-
4 osoSs uaving ATTEMPTED ON the night
" Vs. 70 wrsck a passenger train on
Ia smnln AMI Atlansic railr,ad on q
q ysnrs hkmseii near Acwo.th. One OF
~ M. confessed last night ANA all
nave been held TO court.
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~ u,,I,,e corn.ta,ks u. Fuel.

cleburue. Texas. October 2s.-city re
coraer r. Il. Heath has invented mn
chine ,ast will enable the farmers to utli-
g., ,beir corn stalls for fuel. The machine
htrss The stalks into bundle suitable size
f"r ~I burning. Ia hot air sicys they burn
i "a, THIS VIII utilize a heretofore
,'saless product OF the corn field.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Petition In bankruptcy

Waco, Texas October BOP. Mittenthal
Of Hillsboro. doing general merchandise
business. IL petitioner In the united
States court for bankruptcy. HIS labill-
ties are $500 So, with no assets save prop
crty which Is exempt under the laws OF
Texas.
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4 Mexican Feun s.,,,,,

49,, s-a .aristt, Texas, October 80. - A
y N,,s, ARRAY took place at the fiesta on
n ~. = sais city at 8 O'clock this morn
mrs -. Desederio Rodriguez shot ana
&e1r, Isoraily wounded Psncho I.ozsl1o
tss ~ once in sls brsaas ana once
n Il ~ .sen. The difficulty was the re-
- o.d feud. Lozano Is still alive.
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nat, for Lumber Rate Hearing.

Austin. Texas. October SO.-Hon. X r..
I.ockets has gone to Huntsville on legal
buelness. 1t is understood he Is looking
up data to be used before the railroad COM
m.esisn by parties Interested IN lnmoer
natss, a heiafigg with regard 70 the re4uc-
ton OF which is soon TO be had
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ED KAN,
MAMMOTH cLorhiHR.

Devil, 100; Donna Rita. 1o<;- Storm King. io7:
boanerges, IL; Macy. liz; DR.. Sheppard, III.
Miss Huron. Rival Dare Plunckett Flying
Bird. iaalight. Falomacita La Juanita, Ro-
seola, MiAs Mark. .a5; Lobas, Andes, rs: Fon-
Frank Boil 100.
Seven and half furionss. sciling--whiri-
mantiline Inconsistency. Julia Hazel. DONE
storm Queen. Dixie Lee. Trecby. Pcnsoroso.
~; Hardly. silver Set. Glasiella, Locust
Blossom. H.
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Congressman Burke's Dates.

Waxahachie. Texas. October So.-Chair-
man Davis gave The Post correspondent
The following dates secured from Congress
man R. p. Burke WIN speak at Mid
lothian at night October 81 Ferris. 2 D. m.
November l.; Palmer. al night. same date
EMMA at night. November z.
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TyRST-CLASS.

zeal men. Rates. $50 to S4.03 per day
.Sirtly frs. class
y = Fermier Mobile, Ala. l.. n. Thomp-
~. Willard, Texas: a. II. O'Neill. Paris.
!gas; Morris Lesser New York: II. il. Fish,
|9lcaso r 7. Herilck, John Il. Moon. To-
la Y. L. Cans, Tyler: A. l.. Wagner, Dal-
Im Texas: B. A. Randolph, Ed Randolph,
Houston; W, NJ: eileen, Lufkln: r. j. Wilson.
tlse!Qa y J. Orchard, Dallas; X. w. Hall,
80 !. Al. Hubbard. St Louis; C. j. Webb.
I'M ~ fcrE; W. e. Jones. Deepwater; ".
I Z 4 ,Ieston, 3. r. Latham. Houston
a Il ke, Boston II. f. Wilcox. Ter
III 4 gt,Sash. SaR Antonio: w. j Grove.
EE s.. Louis. Mo G. r. SturgIs. Bali.
In Walter James. Galveston: W. Jay Por-
new York: ]. J.. Graham, Beaumont,
02s Samoste. New York.
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nrouth in DuyaI COUNTY.

San Diego. Texas. October 20. = The
drouth continues in this section OF the
country Grass and stock water are scarce.
Grass vii! pc very scarce for the WINTER
Both cotton Gus have closed down for
the season. having alnned about 600 bales
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San Diego. Texes. October 29.-Yidefonse
Arroyo. a Mexican living in the suourps
of San Diego. was attacked by mad woii
in his yard lest night and badly bitten.
Two mad coyotss were seen In San Diego
last night.
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'sssssssssss

OF the Firzt Texas cavalry Will begin to-
morrow. The examination will take only
three or four days aud II Is thought pos
sipie that the TROOPERS may he mustered
out in time to vote at he ensuing election,
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Troop. for Manila,

San Francisco. October So.-The trans
port Zealandie with the First and Tnifd
battalions OF the Tennessee regiment. com
prising $50 msn. sailed today for Mamie
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II THE uApY IS CUTTING TEETH

be sure and use that old and well tried
remedy, Mrp. winsiov's Soothing fyrup.
fer children teething II sDothes the CHIC
softens the gums. allays II pain. cures
wind colo and v tbs best rsmedy tof
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Waco. Texas, October 3c.-J. A. Gilbcg,
doing general merchandise business,
filed deed OF trust last night, naming III
II. MAYER trustee HIS liabilities amount
10 s5640
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wust~rinx Cavairymen Ont.
San Anonlo. Texas. October 3o.-Ihe
final physical examination OF the members
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TO MAKE YOUR WIFE LOVE you
Buy Garland Stoves and Ranges.
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FOOTBALL SCORE.
should Have Rccn 81 10 Instead
of ~ Ia q.

of ~ to q.
College station Texas. October Gothic
score OF the football game played here yoster-
day afternoon between the Houston High
School and A. G. NJ. college teams Is incorrect
ly stated In todny'e Poet IA II to o. and in.
eteEu. should road College III, Houston .. How
THE error OgcurfNd your correspondent does
not know. as the copy filed In the telegraph
Office here for wire transmission shows the
score to have been accurately written. In
justice TO the college tenn this correction Is
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-04-27

NJ. H. Beard, cashier Of the bank Of
Hardinsburg, writes from Utah that he
may not return home for some time yet
on account OF his health.
II Captain General Blanco's torpedo
fleet could head around and work up the
Ohio river there would be some fellows
in Cloverport and Hardinsburg that
would take TO the woods.
Mott ce. Go to A. A. Richardson, Gar
field, for your millinery goods. Hats
trimmed in the very best style by first
class milliner. Full line Of fertilizers.
Wall paper. All kinds of mercantile
goods at the very lowest prices.
Discussing the war with Spain a few
days ago we're number Of fellows, sit
ting around the county clerks Office
Not one Of them expressed willingness
TO help Uncle Sam. Some OF them were
old vets Of "a and they knew what II
meant to face shot and shell, but said
that II IL CO mes to the worst, we could
try II again.
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HARplNseuRo.

Cheap paints at Wits.
Cheap drugs at Wits.
A fine lot Of laces at Wits.
Go TO Wits and get your drugs.
Cheap patent medicines at Wits.
A large lot Of paints and oils at Wits.
A new line Of gents neckties at Wits.
A full line Of family groceries at Wits.
A large lot Of dry goods and notions at
Wits.
V. b. Burton is enlistinr company
for the war with Spain.
Mrs. ]. II. Gardner and her children
returned home last Saturday.
Miss Irene Board has closed her school
at Glendeane and returned home.
A new telephone line has been COM
pleted to Kirk and Jolly's Station.
Mr.. Hardin, attorney from Branden-
burg, was here one day last week.
You can buy more goods for less
money at Wits than anywhere else in
town.
Mrs. Aaron Norton is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. A. A. Richardson, al
Garfield.
The Sunday -school convention will
open at Stephensport tomorrow al
1890 a. m
The Sunday-school at Garfield will
celebrate children's day about the thirC
Monday in June.
From all indications there seems to be
little unpleasantness between SpaiI
and the United States.
Rev. j. T. Moore preached at The
Baptist church last Sunday. The church
has called him to this work regularly.
| All persons indebted to @. ID. Payn,
will please come forward and settle with
out further cost. G. w. Payne, assignee
The machinery for the new fourinI
mill at Jolly's Station, is being put il
place and will be in running order in
few days.
Capt VIM. Vest is no more. We hay
had many cordial hand-shake wit
him and he will be missed along tn
beaten paths which he has followed i
Cloverport for so many, many, years.