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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-26
GRAIN MARKET
| 5-S 70 | 81 UP
"a oats IL and rrovi.
4. shade TO ~ LIZ
cents Higher

- 2s.--News Affecting the
80 all huliish today and the
strons, May closing lssalAc
otter markets benefited by
I'm closing NC. oats &c and
Ih,de 70 lglac higher.
|oneped i.Grc higher, at iSls6t
,srly at 1874 on rather quiet
= c,bles. light Argentine ship
. Ncrthwe stern receipts and a
.best In the La Plata pro-
| very bad condition, we're the
ri. amounts were sold on the
.,etion 10 75laG757se took place.
q we're reported buyers. out
vere strong. botn FOR futures
L urinary receipts showed a
al. There was good buyins
= houses and prominent pro-
THIS buying spread regret
"a lor the carry sales and toe
re raused A raliy to 764sc shott-
Acting on the theory that i
anafi the market touches 10
s.erlea themselves aud forced
These offerings were 80
ana more asaed for, however,
ina Of the sssslun a sharp
4 his prira 10 nc tonk place
Vas strong. May lSsglAc
I4,Ie. Receipts forty cars.
6nly moderately actlgc. There
fsir. shipping demand, Local
der,re TO i-pap the price on
M men ground. and IN this
Sss.s.ed mostly by the wheat
Though Light receipts contrib
81 selling was heavier than /.
kore 10 the day and was main
kp,s 1873 cars
larry active and steady. 10 syn;-
Lheat with q feeling that was q
on selling BY cieva or people
kuy purchases. Receipts 299
we're moderately active. Mag
|siss higher. May lard &c up and
khade better.
receipts tomorrow; Wheat 81
b cars, oats 40 cars; hogs 5000
/ futures ranged as follows.
Omen. Hlgh. Low. Close.
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ks Grain and Provisions.

January . --Wtea NO. > red
n January 1874; May 10; No. ,
4 Canine. cash J6lS Ianu-
Ps'aiR; July 2N4f3sSs. Oais-No.
January es. May 90: No. . white
|Nfk STEADY; icbbiag l4.5U. Lara
= fisuT hrmsr. patents 8 6rgj
fancy and straights 3.a0ds. 35.
|-.s. Timothy seed Unbalanced.
eady and unchanged. Bran firm:
track 6.d70. Hay--Timothy
|E.a: prairie lower. Z .00ai0,0O.
FAY, LIZ. lroa cotton ties lbs.
|nhls Henp wine o. Dry salt
Eal steady; extra shorts T.I3h;
TO ear side5 1,s7is. Bacon
4 asaen.s I.Sls; v,ekr ribs S.12is;
-, Receipts --Fl-uT $3.50: wheat
svN. oats }l,0Jo. Shipments,
wheat 1900; corn il,00e: cats
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

GIRL wants situation 40 chambe~.nail on
train OF work IN furniture E2le, Lonest
sid Call ny February or at soy
Robin street. q
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BoARD-RooMs WANTED.

WANTED Two Or three rooms and board
for couple ana single gentleman. Or rooms
Eiti board near references exchansed,
?. Box ss2. ~
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WOMAN WANTS place 10 work. nurse.
rhaEabernald or rnnk FOR small family
Eosa BEDFORD pos. once. e
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|,fsa. - s--The demand from
ssatlns =. al desor.psOns OF cot.
Ina1'.s. quiet. eUt frsm the
Is s 49, coming forward seme
d sas'ne... 70 ee getting ready 10
ksns az No chanss IN mr., ~
Pne fsr ~ eliet but arm R, ss
markets hirsey NPs
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COMPETENT ana experienced stcnogfapher
dfsircA permanent ncsitian can furnish
good reicronccs Address 1901. this oalc
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So 49, -
5000.

ANY PERSON wanting q homo IN the best
residence part Of Houston viii DO wen to
unimproved u block with the pretti q
and most convenient cottage IN the city
on e, or y block with cottage ana out
buildings; gas. sowor. water and all con-
vnnieuces: situated on Louisiana strcet ear
limo, corner Webster street Apply y. II.
Yasiner at court house o. on premises U
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cFLERRATED CHINA TEAS ana me brle-
a-brac. toys, China water lilies, etc; also
unbielia coverings Yam al Lay Co /.
l0leH Preston. ~
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THE-sLoT French electric pic
ture machines: money making proposition;
blk hpnanza for church fairs, depots, sa-
loona druggists hotels; perfectly legal;
catalogue. Postal Novelty Co. state
arents Temple Texas i-26-0l
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1 NDfICE 10 landlords ana conuactorS--i 90
I paper haneang very cheap. Geo. shaplfa.
tali Congress Rstnue. n
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED Fifty Young men 20 aitcnd on
" the best sciegrapN schools la America
Address H.il's Bus mesa CoiieSc, Waco. Tex
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WE no an immense instailnabt business
and always have some speslal Dargaius TO
ofler furniture and goods that have been
used Rhodes-l iavcrty Furniture Co., 81
ana 900 San Jadnio street. n
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY


THREE coed lereeY rows i1r sdf chOap
can BE- seen 81 Wilson'S race titt. l.. A.
Anderson, = D boz 49g. city pos otllee 2
FOR aALE-Two horses, perfectly gentle.
suitable 10 work In wagon. Il, u. Ncrfis.
1917 Main street, g
WANTEI To RENT seven or eight o. mors
fresh COWS. NH give beyt reference: may
buy later on. A. J.. p. t1la Office. q
ONE JERSEY cow and ldy'a wheel for
e G. els Bremopd s,feet Firth eprd. n
TWO Ig-months-oid extra Ghoice high grade
Jersey helfcrr, cheap. J. W. Barrett. Fair
view II
FOR SAL5-Trsiued pglaier dag, 90 years
Old. sac. fhso beghe, Jf HaTdDare
sefe. corner Maiu and usptol. -
Dixie RABRlTRY 800 walker. Inspect Tits
ing 26
SoRTHRrP's RABBITfY has ~ Eradef
Beigisns on bard. Call or write. Jpl1
Congress. Heuttcn. y
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r.t'+s, go lisa i'9J ''9[2
tPer 100 lbs
F.. ... :... ., 6.S7t5
[..... 9,92ig 100 e,92la 100
htons were AS follows
II and unchanged.
b 8 spring s5d73; No. red 75ik.
an; No. . yellow 37a..
3 elsG2iA: No. . vhi,e 27h No.
|f21s,
3 5ld5lis.
" 10 choice mnlting 5Od5s.
no. LIS.
|eed--Prime $50.
f-per h'ol. lS.6Ilsal3.s5.
10 lb5. 1875.
s!des-Loose 5.e0d7.iu.
| ssoulders-Boxed sHdsts.
l. sdes-BoXed 7,9iIZ]5.
Bass Of high wines 4 ~
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IMPoRTED Honduras aud Japan seed rice
The Atlantic Rice Malls Company OF Beau
mont. Texas are now oHeriag their own
Importation OF seed rices from Honduras
and Japan at $3.50 per barrel I. o. h. Beau
mont. also tho finest domestic seed rice
OF both kinds: thoroughly screened and
clear OF all foreign subatances perfectly
white and free from red. az 80 T. o. b.
Beaumont; terms cash on delivery, 2-i-0l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NlflCg to landlords ana contractors- = 90
paper hanslng very cheap Geo. Shaplrs.
.all Congress aytnne. =
SAN MILL PRoPEKTI--l will sell at prI.
yste sale. at my once In The csty OF Hcus-
ton, rooun cUs KAN BUILDING. on the 5th
day OF February 1901. b tween 10 and ae
q, m. all OF the properly bcionsing 10 the
T. N Richardson a sen estate, oonslsi-
ins OF two saw mills. tram roads, tenant
houses, doiey ways aud oil Of tho usuS.
appurtensnces to saw mile. These mills
are situated a. MtlOurtcn. on the Intsraa-
tpnal and Great Northern raiireau. thirty
miles north OF Houston, IN Mousgomery
county Texas. and there ls connected VITA
these miils ana Which will sell at the
same time and place. i3sO acres OF laaa
. known as the Matthew Dial survey -
acre mill site. part OF ne hnniscmtry
county schooi land: 5ae acres Of nnhSF.
known as the Rankin simbcti Seii acres
oil timber. known as The Ross timber FAll
particulars can be os,Slusd az ny cfNce a.
any time OF this prancrD, which VIII nli be-
scd together OF ~ separate PARTS, s. TIE
best oiier may hs obtained. Sart.Rs de-
siriug 20 buy this Property or any portion
thereof are reoues'ei 20 cSnmnc thg same
airy . reserve the riEht 20 reject any
and All bids. Edgar Watkins Trustee ut
+ NJ. Richardson a.. sou Rankrnpt Estate.
FISH nEALpRs. ATrESrloNl--we are
now IN position 20 ali oil ordcIs Place
st.ndins order with us SOW and ht suro
If hsh during Lort Galveston BED Saau.
per Company, wholesale dealers va al,
kinds OF fresh aud frozen fsa l9.el
j. ". NORRIS. general insptctor tor y,
=. Drought 4 Co., successors 20 Francis
smith a Co, loan brokers' ~ San Ant2nin'
has removed his headquarters from tho
Rice (CapitoD Hotel to tho Rice ApGeN.
corner TcveS avenue aud. TrtNls street
first door. where he win lie pleased 70 see
friends and nAtrons -----.-. :. .l y W
NOTICE. The regular annual meeting O me
stoekhoiders If tho Cult Western Texas
and Pacinr Railway Company WIZ pc hcid
al the public office. or place OF business OF
said company in The clay 81 Nietor'S. Texas,
on Monday, January 2s, 1901, ~ ocock
p. m. Aud Immediately after the adjourn
rnent OF said annual meeting OF stoskhods
crs there wili be held at the same place
the regular annual meeting Of the board OF
d,re,tots OF said Railway Company. d "
Smith. secretary. l-sa-o.
BRICK BUILDING, boiler settings engines,
foundation masonry OF any description. See
Borden & Antcl 700 Main street; cerre
apondence solicited, Y
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING Of the
Stockholders O! the New York. Texas aud
Mexican Railway Company Viii be held et
the public Off c or place OF business OF said
company In the city OF Victoria, Texas, on
Monday, Jsnuary 2s. 1901 at o'clock p. IN.
And Immediately after the Adjournment OF
said annual meeting OF stockholders there
will be held at the same plsre the regular
annual meeting OK tho board o. directors OF
said Railway Company. a. N. Smith. sec.
rotary l-eseol
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ONE i4-horfe power vertical boiler: one Co.
II II locomotive boiler; ,wo ll-H. r..
engines. two iO00-light. threo 600-lght. one
290-light and an assortment OF smaller
dynamos. Write for prices. l.. L. Miller
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NE WILL sell you new .uraiture and take
your cd furniture and slow you a soc1
round price for same Rhodes teyerty
FURNITURE Co 207 ADD 20 San Jaeinto 81 y
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FOR sALE-N Nice eek bel room suites, II
down and 81 per week. Rhodes hsxerty
Furniture CO.. 207 and 2l9 Sen Iaeinto 81. !.
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LOST. FOUND. STOLEN.
PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE AGENCY = Trained detect.ees
furnished Tor eivil aud criminal snvestlga
liQted. JaDes Mrcane BOX 100, Houston.
Texas n
DIR. v, n McEiroy dtntisi over Krypp .
Tunlys. entrance on cangress avenue u
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BOARD AND ROOM.
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

rlDs for grading three miles 81 canal lsvees
from 2 10 Q feat high: prairie work. 30
clearing; will le. in quArfcr or mite sce-
tons Also - teams waited for canal
work By day land breaking 10y acre. work
un Moore -C9rtes csnsii Nategords county.
address w. 8 Delery. Houston, vr Picrce.
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vOU'RH IT..

n yog're sos~
To the core.
With aching bonSs.
And husky sones
whes you speaA.
You sse Oeak
In the knss~.
And yov sne>ze.
And ofs<s cough
Your bod near on.
And yoo Doee
nhss your thross
Peels quite rss.
And your tsv
Yeeis o. n
You'd gus . biz.
And dnii pains
y~z your bsains.
Then you've caught Il.
You hsvs gps IT.
k's the gsip-
II yov iesi
The hsas seeai
O'es your frams
Like . Aa0e.
Tin yos bssp
And you yessp
Ys chunks Of ios
A. any prse.,
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T~ t--ginning Of tbe nsv
yeax and she neV century
tsvDed upon th~ high and
fhe iov. she rseh and the
poDr. sbe sg~A and ths
young With hopeful prospects.
The sviiighs as the nv day.
shr nsv yess. and the nev
csssury. however. had scarce
begun vssn sb> shsdovs BE-
s,n 10 faii scso~> the hsasfh-
ssooss: hom~. bsesn 20 b.
bspazen ssusder. deash's long
fun-rai srsia bor- s0sy 10 ths
~iIens city os she dead. one sf-
s>s another. cur n<ighbors and
fr1eats- Only one month of
the n~v yess and tn nev csn-
susy hss rome and gone and
yes in shis shosf noDsus Of
N. psssins tim many hs.e
laid down the burdss of life
ssd pot On tn experiences of
IL eternal Uorid.
WHEN yIsHy Died.
Mr. bssk~s. Dee n. f0p.
Mn. Tss~s' child. Jan. =. 1901.
Mr. D>Gssmo. Jan. Jas Q.
Ih~ BrsBd>nburx child ian. ~
". A Sumners' boy. Jen. ~
Mr. Rye Jan 10.
mfs- Grennsn. Jan ie.
Mr.. yernsssi. Jan 81.
A r. Cr~~r. Jan a..
Mr. saiiis Clare. Jan. -.
Nrs. Lime Redman. Jan. 10.
wn- b. Fors. Jan. 70.
Il. l. Blsckburn. Jan. n
Josrph Iassp>s. Jan -.
urs- Alta Nuns. Jan n.
C. J. wosisnd. Jan r.
nasgsres Hale. ian n
Joseph 1S~rornia. Jan q.
The above desfhs sere tahen
from sb~ funsrsi direcs0sy od
n G. Whit q Co.. Of this
CITY Thy do sos include Ill
the deashs thaa have oorasrsd
- fhe county In hspaa thassy
1evs. - quite Q asnbes a
dasAAs sceafss1 - wsllsvills.
Asddlesovs' and oshes passs
of tn eovsfy vhscA ase not
iscisded In she shove 1saAh
roll
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sss0T-0UN wEDOssso
T. ~ T~y. - Rssss. Cs9psos1 d
aAvy an.s asssas RsAUsss -
CavyfngaDn-


Casyfagssa-
Fuifon. No. Jan 5-Th~ seo~s-
tionai dcsails Of the nsr.iag, o< T.
Angus. . psoaineuf ssocknsh end
farmer. whose hoDe 10 in Pulfou-
and Nis- Nssfie RodxerS of Car
rinGsou. dsughs-r of CeoeCe w.
RneSrs of CasYingfou. has ben TIE
topic of the town to-day
Robert Rogers. vho is bro<h><
To the young LADY and one Of thu
leading gru-ess Of this city. With
his tvo brush~r.. John sed Oven
vent 20 th~ bome of young T0y
about o'cisrk last nighs. and
calling him out. ssssed their basi-
Dess 10 him in pretty ser-e terms
and bscked by . shotgun
Ms. Terry refused 90 g, With the
broshesp ~ arse. prosescing thss be
vas isnorsus Of any wrong to-
vssd the young lady This- hov-
ever. had no bearing on the s~.ior
Of the bsushess. oas Of whom On
the nas refusal Of Terry 10 20 With
them and ~ sh~ marriage he~nse
vsnf 30 the suYry and gos the shos-
gun and iosded IL Thes Tory
aeresd % 20 With them % the Re
cusder.s once.
Here ehere vas another hitch
One of shs bgoskers order-d Re-
eorder John n. Bryan Go issue fhe
Issue she license. bus Terry told
him IL vss sg,inss his vishes-
Mr.. Bryan refused To issss h.
There vas considerable pssiey
snong them and ~ i.s. pr->-gre
vss broughs to b~sx on TesYy
vhSeh had the eject Of the hcensr
bsing Issued
whea IL came 10 paying fos tn
Iicense Terry rrfss-d % s>ssie for
ts, saying shsa he had NO moo<y.
Ohs os the yoang lsdy's broshsrs
psoAneed she neces>ssy cash. boz
Teny refused % bosIov r. AZ
lsss he took the money and shs~v
b upoa the Recwdes's ssbse-
AlseT the license 49, s>cused she
party. Including ths R<vssesd J.
z Ken ef shs Fyesbysertsa
Church, were dsiven % ths h0De
Of Misc koger,. vhese the e>sv3o-
ny VS. performed In tse preseno~
Of the family. ARR the o<r-mo-
ny young Terry ssass~d 10 r.sssn
Ia his home IN the city, bud he vss
not pernistsd 90 do 90. and the
Reverend Kerr sssses ehss he vss
compelled to remain with his
bride over night Yonnx Terry
returned to thi- city early shis
morning. but lefr IN . short sim~
for NORTHEASTERN Csilavsy. vhere
his fssher is visiting N older son-
Terry maintained ssousiy shss he
wss noe Ruiity of the ehsrR~
against him, snd vhAs the outcome
sf the affair yin b. 10 problersssi-
cal
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h--r es-s BY pr-un. ,os s1g.Iiy
ecxS-5ed % voeeL As 90 tie r~suh
0t IT, recozkn fhere would no
So.ks haE~ h-en . variance from
sA~ oBriai rrssrns. h'us this vsri-
anor would hsse b-e. - hsh1e 90
have be-n in NJ Cook's fsvU -
% have b<~o N my fsvor- In vse~
os tA~>e tarss. and IN ~s~w of the
s.rs sAss tn oabcial rssurns s.~e
Nr- Cook so.sr nasorzzy- and e&ssr
. sAorossh rrnsader.zioa oe the
r.szs<r IN IN ifs orher phases. ]
6~r5A~c 20 disni~s fhe corsess-
v<sy r-~p-rssully.
A W lAFFEK1Y-
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-02-01

H H Leodersou 10 among our
sensOsls shis week He ssys.
'Ks4p ~ IxibUse coming fuw ve
are Osiag 70 naks theE hzsgSs
sssf tine tE this coaney-'
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-02-01

Aiss Cyths D~aess spsss 6sa.s'
day and Sunday ia g. Ls1is.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-02-01

The unlucky men all ere kins
they ali have certain qualities
sifke." says An American Moth
ef'' in the February Ladies' Home
Journal. They have eyes keen to
look into the root Of things. but
which Alec dream dreams and see
sisions: they have hot human
blood. they love or hate In no half
vsy measure. To each of them
too. comes at times no matter
whsa the businesf or pursuit may
be by which they strive 20 push
their vsy among men and 10 grow
rieh . s,idden disgust Of IL. heart
felt and real. . contempt for ths
vofk and for its SUGGEST. They
dr.am Of -onscthing bsfore thep.
bstter than money Jr ofacc. and
they Try 90 clutch ct II. So they
60 through life. grouping for sue
cess With one hand and for their
dream With tho other. and they
lose both. We must choose either
God or hamm"n ss master anil
koep faith With him IL w- mean b.
succeed"
An Atchi-on jointkeeper did q
wreas deal Of blowing about whs;
he would do In cAae Mrs. Natior
came ~ his place. and sosne Of his
friends wanted ~ see whether b..
would carry out his threat by
throwing her into the street. Bo
shsy dress-d Up . man - the Wi
chita joint smssher and hsd him
enter the plsce With IN srmful Of
rocks. while they stood about th.
has 10 watch the proceecings.
When the p-cudo Nrs. Nation sp-
pssrcd the jointke-per turned o.
pale - his apron and made y
brsah for ths outside. The Olobc
says drinks were free In that plscs
for the nsxt half hour.
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An ApOcoc,Ati~e Burglar


A burglar of unusAi courtesy vi
sitsd ~ sssidence Of . Philsdsl-
phis saan the other night. Thc
thief chose . time 70 committ
she robbssy ~hsa ths family vsn,
|s~aV. Aftes hsviag hslpsd him
ssf 70 . tsn-dolias note and . colo
watch. he sobbes penned tho fol-
loving note to his victim:
"Jaa. n. i90i.-Ar.- -.
Dear Sir; lam sorry TO BE- COM
peiled 20 disturb your happinsss
and pleasant home In this rudr
sssnnsr. but stern necessity force.
me 10 do %. ! succeeded bsttsr
better than expsctsd. ! thanj
you for the money very much. ~ :
stand In urgent need Of rssd:
cash q present 20 nAeet pressnt
obligations. Hoping that my Wis
it may not have any psrmanon;
evil OBJECT on your happiness and
welfare. . am. yours truly.
A FRIKNp In NEED.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-02-01

l. L Ktsk a IL wellsviiis Re-
cord seok N tnpr.ssiSa of his
Fighs hssd On slsr Record Fr~s
iast vvsk jast - ~ wss going &c
peess wieh his paper and shs in-
yressiou vas % comps>fe shAs the
Rsosrd vss ~ . iirsie isse in
gesfinG o0- Rxiesd XIII hss beer
shouf . Sswspapsr oAcs % Ioag
shas - o~gAs noe to ess cssshs
unA<r the en0- HSvsves. ve e.
ssed symPs<hy % brother Kisk IN
this smashuH of his good rishs
band and kops he may soon s~-
cover.
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scsso0 coalsgsSss0eER

The only thing in she vsy of
election this year y u b. . eossty
school commissiopeT. % be elected
q annual school neessnss In Ap-
rl- We have heasd Of 10 csndi-
dssr - yes- We presume how
ever. z A wise. she prese.s en-
cumbeHs wiu seek re-esecsion.
Under the four year term ides he
IL entitled TO if--weIlsvtiIe Record
Prof Jno- Davis al Be!ifovss.
vin likely Be . esedidsae far
County School Comnissiones also-
Then, there may be osh<rs. Aoss-
someEy City has soo~ god D>n
s.d also some good vo@en that
voald an the Nee quis< vel and
vhsa the time com<s far scsion
tk<y nsy be In the ring too The
r,ore. ths Aessisr-
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A FRIKNp In NEED.


ss0O tooY T0o0 tDo 0o0tct0o.
A Peansylsanis doctor. whosc
pnaetiss 10 largely among the mill
hands Of his locality. IL telling al
eoosing story st the expense OF
IN old lfishmen. Both he and hi
wife we're taken With severe cold
that threasened to develop into
grip. and the doctor advised qui-
sine and vhiskey ~ IN sntidote.
"You must both take it." 10 sid.
"Taks Il every three hours-tvo
grains Of quinine and . swallow Of
Whisky" The nsxt day be
esiisA again. The maa was up
and about. bat his wife vas In
bed Ibid 20, follow uay In
stra,tiohs7'' esked the doctor.
ITO ths ietther," replied the hus-
band. "Hov nue. :'dnins have
you isfsS" vss ths nsst Srssaos.
'-Snre. I s'ink she have taken u
whole ~ II. said the nan. "And
didn't you take Il. tooS'' ssksd ~
dooeor. "Devii tn bit." vas ~
reply. "Bsgorry. 1t kspt NJ bssS
tAkia' ~ whiskey every toinAs -
took s:pin. en- sure she's II -
an On up.
The number Of desths that hsvs
occurred In this county dudag ~
Rosth of January 10 appalling
vhsu 60 contsnplssss TIE nsD-
Der. II 70 dssbtfal n thsss ~
bssn . dime within ths nsmaey a
shs psessnA gsnesssioa vAsa ~
deskh ssroli has beea - lasge -
II has within ths Past thirty 6ag&
Ons sinost staads n msmsaAayy
drsaA ol hAariag of . fxisnA o.
lsai0Abos falling sick sines % ~
recover.
EnDsls Loo9ls 60 - lpaa
s.. Louis Ga11rday aiGh1 - Sfslt
. fs0 VssAD Nth rslnAksus.
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Election Officers.

Following is list OF election fiji
c-rs ter the primary to be held April
19h:
First Ward-MiIlsrd Hsinline, b.
r. Wyatt, Iudges; j. d. Upton,
Clerk ; Geo. w. Berkley, Sheriff
Second Wsrd--Jno Black. j. p
King, Judges; Henry Reese, Sheriff
W. T. Willis, Clerk.
Third Ward-Niles Kaah, w. T.
Fitzpatrick, Judges S. p. wade,
Clerk Ben Sheridan, Sheriff.
Fourth Ward-T d. Jones, w. Ii.
Whkersop, Judges; w. Il. Fletcher
Sheriff; Jake Henry, Clerk.
Towards Mill-Robt. Ptmsn, Il. S.
Barnes, Judges; Ben f Myers, Sher-
ift; William Durham, Clerk.
Levee-Clif Daniel, Geo. w. An.
derson, Judges r. G. Riddell, Sheriff
Hugh Paisley, Clerk.
BeAn's-Price Cslk, James c. Elan,
Judges, ". a. Alirey, Sheriff; Chss.
Fogg, Clerk.
Sidevie w-Frank Gibbons, will
McFAdden, judges; Ashton Glkey -,
Sheriff; Geo. Denton, Clerk.
Jeliersonville-F A. Ramsey, Stan
ley Anderson, Judges; Jno. Shuliz +,
Sheriff Tice b. dford, Clerk.
Csmsrgo-J. w. Cockrell. j. S. Boz
gle, Judges; Floyd Congleton, Sheriff ;
T. G. Quisenberry, Clerk.
Halrs-Robi. Crooks, j. II. Ginis.
pie, Judges; w. T. Bryant, Sheriff !;
A. S. Bridges, CLERK.
Spencer-Henry Fortune, Elijah
Coons, Judges; J. f. Mccormick g.,
Sheriff; J. T. Coons, Clerk.
Smithville-T j. Thomas, Law less
Ga,ewoo3. Judges Jake Drsgoo,
Sheriff; Il 3hf. Marshall, Clerk
Aaron Run. c. Mcdaniel, Jos.
Henry, Judges Mace Thomas, shcr-
ifr; J. B. Clark. Clerk.
Grassy Lick-Clem Dean, Kerry
Riag-, Judges; Wick Bush, Sheriff; j
r. Palneter, Clerk.
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Southern Baptist Convention, New
Orleans.

Low rates, one fare the round trip
to New Orleans and return is an
nounced by the Queen q Crescent
route for May 18th, Sth and 9th, ac-
count Baptist Convention as above.
Tickets will be on sale one fare the
round trip. Finest trains in the
South are at the service of Queen q
Crescent patrons. Ask ticket
Agents for particulars.
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Accepted.

The Board of Control of the in
stitutions involved met in Louis
vile on Friday and approved the
consolidation plan tentativeI y
agreed on several days ago, accord
ing to which Centre College at
Danyiiie aud Central University
at Richmond will be consolidated.
See fuller notice in another column.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1901-04-09

The Richmond Alumni Association
of Contra University has taken steps
for mass meeting at Richmond
Wednesday to oppose the proposed
consolidation of lhst university and
Centre College There is general OPP
position to the consolidation plan in
Richmond.