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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-06


Houston, Texas, February 6.-Liverpool
came in very favorable this morning IN
consequence OF which our markets opened
higher and maintained the advance during
the day, both New York and New Orleans
reaching the high points OF some time ago.
The weather is again unsettled almost
over the entire belt the receipts were rath.
or " smaller magnitude than was anticl.
pated, though rather free rs compared with
iaNt years figures; Liverpool repartS A
good trade and fair Inquiry FOR spots. and
al IN all The situation appears Ia be in "A
more healthful condition han for some
time
our spot markets advanced prices today
With average sales at higher values and Ii
is this ouc feature OF the situation more
especially than even the statistical position
which appeals to the present range OF val.
ues as none TOO high.
Unless the movement should materially
Increase az any time We can hardly pxprct
90 see much decline, and arc OF tho opinion
80 the moment thar long cotton will uitl.
mately prove profitable II advantage Is
taken Of reactions Ia the market a. they
present themselves
Lirerpepi ia due to ~ points hiEhsr 70.
notgoW, ], y. Wisnet 4 10,
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NV YORK coTTON.
The Opening Was Steady and the Close
Was Niaher

New York, February .. The cotton mar
ket opened steady nj an adyanc, ~ 10
points, and after brief interval OF east
ness, due TO profit taking. which Affected
chiedy the March aud MAY OPTIONS. mica
generally hrm' under indications for less
liberal sales than had been expected FOR
tomorrow, continued favorable accounts
from various dry goods centcrs, eood spec
ulativc demand from the South. strong ad
vances from spot markets and covering
The market finally was firm and net 2 10
points higher, this being Within roint
OF the highest level Of the day.
The e1rly cables came lust about as ex-
pected, and had little effect on local ssn.
tlment, which fer time wss disposed 10
he governed by the heavy receipts which
were expected 60 exceed those q last yeRr
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SOME STRENGTH SHOWN
IN FEW SHARES.
The Gains, However, Tor the Day Were
hsgped---Professons msn,pulauon
Controlled the Dealings.

New York February 3-rhe aggregate
dealings In stocks rose to above threc.duar
tors Of n million shares TODAY. The market
was broad and AZ times very activc and
also gave genera impression of strength
and advancing proof That this impression
was In some extent illusory was manifest
In the ragged showing Of net gains FOR tho
day Whereas at one time. n large mum
Der II leading active stocks were "a point
or more above last nights close n win b.,
Eoen that the last prices Tor the dsv wore
in all cases materially below the best
while in many instances tho earlier gains
we're wiped out and 6nal prices made lower
than those Of last pght Tho skiilful
leadership ~ the market may safely be
inferred from this showing and It ls not
rash assumption that professional muuipu-
latlon also played part IN the price more.
ment. II IS evident. however. that opera
tors IN stocks With large resources and
with au extensive orxauization fot IN pur.
pose hgFe ycutuyod on "a stock market cam
paigu for au advance iu prices There ifs no
evidence that the leadership thus unJtr-
taken has been effective $40 attracting any
large outside Uuyiug movement There was
somu Increase on commission house cuisines
ana tue later downward course u prices
warranted the presumption that the profess
sional operators were taking advantage Of
this demand TO realize profits The prevail.
ing wise of money is The dominant motive
far the reyiving speculation. although the
low rates TO which call loans have fallen
are IN part q result ~ the recent stagua-
tinn NJ the speculative demand The lead
Ing feature Of todays market was tho an
uouuccmcut OF the decision of the New
Jersey court IN favor ~ the right VI the
United Stutcs StcNl corporation TO convert
part of its preferred stocks into bonds
Tho stocks Of the corporation advanced
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
The Market Was Bullish and Prices Went
Hiuter

New orlrans February :. Spot cotton
was IN good demand today ana the trading
quito liberal Buyers We're encouraged by
the Improvement iu Liverpool and took LolI
more readily than they have for some days
past, meeting factors freely upon the basis
Of hoard figures. The latter were inclined
10 advance their asking prices, but gen.
orally couteutcd themselves with quota
lions Offerings werc fairly large and well
assorted, sales, It0o bales, including 2SOO
20 arrive, Quotations advanced lice
The market for contracts showed Stroug
undertone, Ia keeping with the npro, o
ment In Liverpool, aud after opening .
points higher thsn resferday'a figures
moved up slowly, with occasion huctuRtious
until be close, when the board showed
net gains ~ points 90 the several pc.
AtIenA IFadins Sss Aght and eoaAnsd
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KANSAS CITY SALES.


The following sales Of Texas and Territory
cattle wore made here today: Burton &
Mann Chickasha. ~ steers, 1914 pounds.
90 II. Z. johnson. ChickaSha 80 steers
H41 pounds. 3 90, Mckee & Fcttv. RoiT. -
cows, 6}S pounds. = -; 302 steers. 785
pounds. 2. 80. W, y Ferguson. Rells. -
calves. $50 pounds, 2.T5 W. +. Sansom,
Alvnrado ~ steers. 1909 pounds 4,15. II.
$40: l03 steers Sil pounds 3 90. s. n.
Nollard, Miami, - steers, 1905 pounds
= 80; - steers, 1929 pounds. A. 10. c. {.
GrInth; Miami. Is steers 1904 pounds.
q 10. W. \, C!cmous. Pauls Valley. ia
steers, 61s pounds, 30. Recce Lanaha,
10 steers; ltiI pounds. i.lO ~ steers, i%3S
pounds 4 20.
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METALS.

New York, February 5.-Tin advanced
sharply IN London today, closing Il Is Sd
higher at El3l for spot and E13i l2s Sd for
futures while locally Il was quiet at 2s 62J2
0290O, Spot copper IN London advanced
los to f56 los, while futures, owing to free
offerings from this side, closed Is llsd
higher Mt f56 Is Cd The local market Was
nominal. Standard 1900: lake IL. 62ISS6
l. S7ia; electrolytic 1262lkarl2 S71b: CAST.
Ing 12.35d126J. Lead was unchanged
both here and in London Spelter Was
quiet and unchanged In London and locally,
Iron closed at OBS 10d In Glasgow and at
AS 1 I'd in Middlesboro Locally r. con.
tinued quiet and nominally unchanged
Warrants continue nominal
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New York Dry Goods.

New York, February 5,--There have r.
advances of sc in further lines OF bleaf'u
cotton and stocks we're well cleaner y
No change is reported in print cloth, Elk'
very reserved Heavy brown cottoR
fair homo demand. Four-yard suss ~.
scarce. Coarse colOred cotton yer! .,t
several Riverside goods In plalds w. ,s,v
ana cambrics advanced i4c. Prlnh s~'
an upward tendency.
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PoULTRY, euTTeR ANp EGGS.

st, Louis February -Poultry-Higher,
chickens ll1s; turkeys II; ducks 10; geese
8 Butter Steady; creamery 10d26; dairy
ll@2O' Eggs-Steady at II for fresh.
6Al4 packages Steady: State and PennsyI-
yania average best %; refrigerated l5Gis;
western fancy % Kentucky fancy "a,
western. poor 70 prime. 10d22.
- Kansas City; February 5.-Butter-
Fresh 49,
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SUGAR

open kettle 2%d3 3.18: open kettle conTtriF,u,'
gal 3s@a 9-16: centrifugal whites 3fSa4.
SeiloWs dl2d3%; seconds 2Md39i lIolas'
SeS Steady; open kettle 1916: contTif,,.
gal Gals: syrup 1924.
NcW York, February 5.-SuCar Raw
dun; Centrifugal. 0G test. sri Nol"ss"s,
sns9r 2's@2 l5-16 Refined steady. XII
grades Of refined sugar we're rcd3ccd IN
points today "u''u ~
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er,. ill1aso; February 5,-Cattle- Recoin,s
min nSi,,o neao; market lower weak: good ~
~ vs. ste"rS a'lVn6,Oo; poor To medium, . ~
$50; stockers and feeders SOiI IN. ,,, uo
.5,VSI4,V, Gamers ,40d2. -: hulis . 81 :
: 80 ~ calves 35@07. 80: Texas led stc -,'.
n.y. 1,.',.i4, -, Hogs Receipts 1900 heSa,
40 light d4Nfid.70 hulk ~ saies q W..
49, Sheen Receipts i4O0D head. ln Gg,n
s.tohg' good 10 choice wethers 4 5tI5Iy ~ .
aN lss 70 eshoice mixed 300G450; native Ieinbs
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COFFEE.

New York. February 5.--cofee-sE
Rio. quiet; mild, dull. Futures closed sIn
at partial decline OF 5 paints Mss
S2. $50 bags. February ABS; Marea ~
May AGO; July 4s0d4.S5; September ~
65.00; October 500; December e2si Jaw
AIRY 5,35.
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FOR the week was likely 10 reach around
2So,OoO bales against 141 ,96l last year
Trouble with wires led 70 predictions that
was unfavolnhle to a continued
'ull movement The Houston estimate Tor
tomorrow showed a considerable falling OF
rs compared with the recent average, ana
Liverpool closed firm at an advance Of ;
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30d341S: prime summer yellow 80; Of Sun.
mer yellow nominal; choice cooking sun
mer yellow, less than carload lots, nclh
nal. Meal-Prime 21,00d2L25, Cake NC
New Orleans, February Cotton ~
oil-Prime refined In barrels 49, on LsllH
In barrels 3Ila; prime crude loose -
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LAREDO. The district court snnosaV'
the divorce of Or. A. W. wilcox 0 ~,
the most prominent physicians IN tne w.
from his wife.
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GALVESTON STOCK.
1e5,1oa
Port Arthll,.

Port Arthur Texas February 5.-Cleared:
American schooner Carrie Stronr for Tam
ptco with 3i1,jli sarp feet timber and Al =
Sli feet Of rough pitch pine timber.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

memphis February oil carload lots
per gallon-Primc crude S5d35ig; off crpJe
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az hepor5ed for The Houston Daily Pos, ,r
eorporated, OF Galveston, pSu!' ln'
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New York Money.

New York, February 5.--MoDey on call
steady at 2I3M3 per cent closing 2a,n3
pcr cont. Time money steady, ~ and 30
cent.
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xsgsse,iIy's movement in the price OF COT.
tea Tss i11icsSyvs OF TIE strength o. the
stsps or ->esers in ,hs race OF largo
uersls1i v-a,a uol.s ago, would have
p-r,'P--l-g1 7-sees tn q much lower level.
rlc ~1ois vo-.i s hu,Hsh now. and
tls-z ,e3ns where thr movement Wiz
sics re Eusi.>- markets are putting up
surprisingly s,roug front and the atti.
tude On 5cth sides Of the water has be-
come 20 E great extent independent. for
one dsy last week Liverpool went up nflcr
a decline In New York aud the American
iearEets have lately made advances when
liverpool had icclincl This erratlc
movement can only DO explained by CON
s.daring thc fact that the strong under.
tone which the market has POSSESSED for
about tive months has never been thrust
absolutely into the background, and is lia-
blt 10 break OUT at any time aud cause
an Advance The situation now appears 10
be controlled entirel. BY the relation of
supply 20 demand, and the fear that the
supply even 90 the large crop estimates
made early in the season will not he sufrl-
Client for the worlds demands, has put
English srinpers into srate ~ alarm.
which accounts Tor strength ~ tho liver
pool market Tor The past two or three
weeks Every other consideration has been
forgotten. The crop NOV cement. port TO-
ceipts. the weather and every other stats
tical feature except tho estimates % less
than 1tOOC 0no bales for the American
and over 100000 hates for consumption,
have been thrust aside and cotton "a now
higher and stronger than 40 any time This
season. The high level n values Is not
thought Of No attention is paid TO the
fact that future values are as high a. New
Orleans as at New York and too close TO
Liverpool The general idea is that the
reported good demand for finished lines
VIII take care OF all the raw material that
vii, be marketed and viii therefore keep
the available stocks Of the world both Ut
manufactured goods and raw material
wei under last year.
The Liverpool weekly statement Is ex-
pocted TO make a buliish showing today,
and trades are looking forward to de.
clded drop in receipts with the closing or
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DECIDED ADVANCES
WERE MADE, YESTERDAY.
Liverpool Promptly Sesrer5ed TO the
Rise in American Markets sn6
Prices Went Ssia Higher


At Tt4E CLOSE
lAsrroos 70 s SORTS higher
NrsS %erS : sc r-irls higher.
Ss~ ci-i.a-s 5 9 roirts higher
SPOTS
aioss-scr.ii a -eH-ss W
to@ Ssrt 90 rerfss W
t,ir@ 1r'-a-ss f-fs 10
sitisears,-, t-ts &c.
''-tsiaazsrin t-tS Is.
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London February o. Consos for money
n; for account 03it- Bar silver 6rm at
i51e$ Se' per 'S Seat pV three months rG bns
%A03 5-i6 per cent.
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PLENTY OF FORAGE
AROUND SAN ANTONIO.
Prospects for a Heavy Movement TO
Market Are Good--Cotton Seed Meal
Is Also Used for Feed

Charles Isaacson ls at the yards once
more after a long trip through Northern
Mexico aud Southern Texas. says the hall-
yas city pro,crs' Telegram Jrst before
coming homo hc visited the cet'l" country
around san Antonio In the Lone sta, state
Nh lsaacson says the cauui, 'l ot live
stock down that way az present il far
above par "Old time cattlcmen told NE.
said be, that not for ten years have cattle
been In as good snaps a OF present, AR
hare the prospects for a heavy moycn Ont
to the markets and 10 Northern pastures
been brighter Cattle viii go ~ tn, rcri-
tory this spring IN 100 per ccut better con-
ditlon than they arrived m iaIt y,'r
"fhe uatvc grasses are lu1urant N''-
quite and other forage plants Of the plains
arc growing nicely throughout tAe entire
San Antonio district Thee are good
many cattle feeling on cotton seed meal
down that way. [ saw several buuches ct
steers numbering atuhnd = thonSah A'au
each. The mo, cment OF fed stock is now
hegluning IN force and Will ne urisk for the
next thirty days. st Louis is right In line
with this trade, but the present winter
is about the last in which that mart will
enjoy monopoly Of the san Antonio out.
ut Of fed hceves Another season will see
the TWO big plants NJ Fort Worth IN upcr-
tIItn ana ffifIIfllfU QcNN llAtl NdN sd.
tho St Louis stock will hr drhcCteG Fort
WUrthNard, 7 paid a visit TO The new pack
ing houses while Ia Fort Worth and was
surprised Al their size, Llch one viii
compare faNorabiy with tho average house
at Kansas CITY and they arc Of the mos
modern and approved type. Compared with
the big Armour plant ut Kansas city they
look rather small, hut the plants are lar@
enough 10 give Fort Worth q great im-
peus as a live stock consuming center
FORT WORTH
Fort Worth Texas, February 5.--Repre-
sentative sales today: Cattle-3 steers, $50
pounds, TO- steers, 902 pounds, 90;
pounds. so; steers. $50 pounds. ? 90;
steers, 500 pounds . 81, - steers, 81
pounds, I5i 20 steers, so pounds, 40 IS
calves, BIS pounds, > 30; IA steers, 75f
pounds, = OJ; 10 steers, $40 pounds, I. ~,
steers, 4S5 pounds, . b; 8 steers, 1880
pounds, 800; 3 steers, 300 pounds, .. tN;
. steers, 6i6 pounds. 10: . steers. SO
. steers, rs pounds. .. % / steers, G16
pounds, 1. 20. . steers, T52 pounds. . 81,
q steers, 6I5 mounds, It's; 3 steers S43
pounds, =. y. steers, 1898 pounds, - So
II steers; 1913 pounds, 80: steers 81
g steers, az pounds, .. 40; steers, $50
3 .tcers, So pounds, . 5o ! steers, l15S
bounds ZAP y syerrss. 6aS pounds, l.{55;
{ steers, ~ pounds lis y steers. o36
I!laids 80 SIS ~oers. 80 pounds. . s.;
81 steers, 100 pounds. 20. . steers Ifj
Iuunus 100, % steers, $50 pounds. -:
22 steers, $50 rounds, 30. IS Steers 763
pounds. 100 IL bulls, 1917 pounds, > %;
POM s. $50. Hogs 81 1914 pounds, 6 so;
j" ulnnds, eco. 81 pigs 90 pounds,
= 30; H. 2Oi pounds. 6, 40. i6, 1873 pounds.
9 "a, - ~ pounds, 6 40: q, l78 pounds.
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SIS FL Nortc fAml Cor New York
SIS lStrar tBrl, for Havre and Liverpool,
VT Newport News
Sch Francis Nj h gan, for Port Tampa.
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STOCK MARKET AGAIN ACTIVE ARE In FINE CONDITION

sion became known. Earlier In the day the
keading stocks were the leaders Of the mar.
ket ana tbesr upward movement was said
10 De due to the expectation that the hrst
preferred stock Is 10 be restored TO the for
mer = per cent dividend list and the voting
tiust dissolved, now that the control is
uchmtelY lodged In the hands or the Lax
shore aud the Baltimore and Ohio II WAS
Thought possible also that the heavy linui.
dalton Of the minority Interest which fol.
lowed this hNturc Of control had resulted in
tho CREATION ~ large short interest which
was driven 10 cover Yesterday and today.
u was vcrv noticeable that tho large ron
current buying ~ Erie and Ontario aud
western resulted IN very slight price
movement. The paciics grangers and
Southwestcrns moved UPWARDS ia company.
and this advance was attributed Co tho be-
tct that tho agreement arrived NJ between
tho Rock Island and tho T'uion Pacific nv,
thorfieS would be \ henoit 10 the whole
railroad situation In that nnrt 81 tho coun-
try. Wabash had the special benefit of the
pcrfcCitHg or Its franchise 10 enter Pitts
burg. The strength of Brooklyn Tranrit
was due 10 hopes of advantage from the
Now movement. rro6ttaking was Ia evil
deuce nll day IN Amalgamatcd Copper, ~
sy mpHthy With the reported strength Of
other copper stocks In Boston Sugar was
carried down sharnlv on the announcement
~ r cnt IN the refined product Rock Island
olSo seemed 10 be under the pressure most
NJ the time aud aid not share in tho carly
became quite general AZ the Inst under
cover 81 the late strength in United States
steel md the closing was easy Bonds
were active and quite broad. hut there
was some irreRBlaritv In the price move
ment Total sales. par value. 100000.
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New York Exchange.

New York, February . Prime mercan-
tua paper 1915 per cent Sterling eI-
change arm. with actuni business In bank
crs' bills ct 4.s7 10 for d mand and Mt
3 So 10 for sixty DAYS posted rates s4is
6i4 8 and ( s7ibd4 So: commercial ils
Z S3li6II s33t B1r silver 47Ss Mexican
dollars 57M Government bonds steady
Enllrnad hnnds rrcenlnr.
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pallY lntenof Moyenlent.


The following are the closing quotations
for cotton on the spot today at the leading
markets. together with the closing OF mid.
ding yesterday. With sales today;
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]. n. Wisner 3 GO Lettet.

July positions
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Net Receipts at Al U. s, Ports,
difference loo2s eaoi5 57a7I

Totals . 2T1G7 lG1S45 G. or cal :. oG5 SGa
Inst year. l7,l30 rs, $50 a6555t -
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HOUSTON.

tie and calves: common stock dull; pric
arc still ruling very low.
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SAILED
Vessels In Port
STEAMSHIPS.

bAlLtD,
SIS FL Norte (Am), for New York.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF GALVESTON, February


ARRIVED.
SIS I'll Paso tAm). from New York.
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ISTlIW2tTEs rs TODAY;
7tasnz,'. 1000 = $500 bales, sgzirs,
gtsf 'ha@ s=zr
aiss. crasa-s $500 % 900 bales,
ssailrss 1854 isss year
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The following are the quotations for the
Houston live stock market as furnished 10y
tho A. {. Bell Live Stock Commission com
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tlouston 80 MarkeL.
Houston Cornnarstiyr Statemenl.

Bnlcs.
Gross receipts thUs Ear his vpcS. ilSj4
Gross receipts i5i day, this sc9snu I ,itA, SeS
t;ross rerelpts t5T rays i'pl ino2. G1nT5S
Gross receipts lJI days ipNO 1904 I .S.i,"E
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NOTICE.
To Hotel Keepers and all other who deal
in Liquors. and for the information of
I Sections of Article XXXIII of the Code
of Public General Laws of the State of
Maryland are published:
SECTION 1O5. 1t shall be unlawful for
the keeper of any hotel, tavern, store,
drinking establishment of any other per-
son or persons, directly or Indirectly, to
sell barter, give or dispose of any spiri.
tuous OF fermented liquors, ale, beer or
Intoxicating drinks of any kind on the
day of any election hereafter to be held
in the counties of this State; any person
violating the provisions of this section
shall be liable to Indictment and shall up
on conviction, to fined not less than
fifty dollars nor more than one hundred
dollars for each offense--one half the
fine shall be paid to the informer. the
other half to the county commissioners
for the use of public roads.
SECTION 100. Any person who shall
make any bet or wager upon the result of
election to take place in this State shall
be liable to Indictment, and upon con-
viction thereof shall be fined not less than
fifty nor more than five hundred dollars,
to be paid to the State for the use of the
school fund. Every deposit of money in
any part Of this State as a wager or bet
upon the result Of any election in State
or elsewhere shall be forfeited and paid
over TO the County Commissioners of the
county where deposited for the use of the
county, and if deposited in the city of
Baltimore the Mayor and City Council.
SECTION lO4 Whoever during the
hours of registration, or during the hours
of election or canvass of votes, or max
ing returns thereof in any precinct, shall
bring, take, order or send into or shall at
tempt to bring or take or send into any
place Of registration or revision of regis
tration, or Of election, any distilled or
spirituous liquors, wine, ale or beer, or
shall at any such time and place drink or
partake of such liquors, shall be guilty of
a misdemeanor, and shall upon convic-
ton thereof, be fined not less than ten
dollars, nor more than one hundred dol
lars.
By order Of the Board:
CHARLES a FOX,
MAREEN D. HUMES,
j. FREDERICK WATERS,
Supervisors of Election.
Test
J.M. T. MARTIN,
October 23rd, 19G3-te Clerk.
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October 23rd, 19O3-te

ers in town when crops are going to
ruin because farmers can not get help
can vote all right for picture, and
their votes will count just as much as
will the farmers, although they have
no idea of the men or measures in
voIved.
The Republicans, driven to extrem-
tiles for campaign issues, have resort
ed to the old dodge Of yelling doleful
about 'bossism" and abusing Mr.. Cor
man and Mr.. Rasin. Everyone knows
how Mr.. Warfeld came to head the
ticket; how, if any "bossism" had
been attempted which was not, the
overwhelming demand of the people
would have choked it Off If any man
was a peoples candidate Mr.. Warield
is. Recalling the Republican pri-
maries and State Conventions it would
seem that their orators should keep 81
lent on such subjects as "bossism" and
machine control"
The Democrats of Baltimore City
have one of the best local tickets that
has ever been named, and it is gaining
strength daily. So the shopworn Re
publican cry will not deceive voters
this time.
The truth is, the splendid personnel
Of the Democratic ticket has had the
Republicans scared from the first, and
Mr.. Warield's brilliant and magnetic
campaign is keeping them so steadily
on the run that they can not gather
their wits to develop any but their old
issues and cries. If the Democrats OF
the counties do their full duty these
bowling followers of Roosevelt and
McComas will be chased far into the
deep woods.