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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-03-22
FRED ]. BECK.

(SEAL) City Clerk.
First published Mar. IA, 1906.-Dai-
" Record.)
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-03-22

A PRINTER WANTED.
THE RECORD OFFICE is IN NEED
OF A JOB AND AID. MAN. ONLY
FIRST CLASS PRINTER NEED APP
PLY. IF.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07
THE SALOON IND LOCAL OPTION

cry among the advocates of the open
port that whisky being sold here with option
fairs bad if had open saloon" On the
affairs bad they would be with open the
six that Covepo has had local option has there been
killed while under the influence of liquor!
Has that boy of been brought home you o'clock
the night made drunk by that
daughter love with every breath you
with every throb your heart does she
the street shopping have pass by FOUL smeng aOOn
the v ats and the debucherous SANDER
out of its door while darling with her pure thoughts
chastity, walks by DOES AFFORD THIS? No! You
that whisky be gotten by anybody But be
easily if open saloon with its band playing billiard balls
rolling standing front street entcng nl The
veteran dnker who loves whisky and the his ap
petite does he fall the gutter often when local option exists
when the saloon invites him in?
The affairs gentlemen you open saloon are not
bad with local option with saloon And furthermore if affairs
little bad with local option know that you have not
vote helped bring about such conditions you
personally responsible for such conditions
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07
TWELVE PAGES.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1905.
Il BIT OF L.AW'.

Il BIT OF Law
following ordinance taken from the book of City Ordinances
Coverpo plainly mind thacean businesses
operation Coverpor Sunday open violation of the law
evidence in these particular than pma ace is
mind absolutely plain evidence of guilt We presume the
compiled and by the City Council with the
being enforced Present conditions however, make it, and
simple a mockery. The ordinance reads:
Sabbath day shall himself be found
calling, shall employ his apprentices
deemed
Sabbath other day the than Sunday shall liable the
ordinance
herein provided"
AS little to the above ordinance reproduce below
ordinance regarding fire works. which rgy very rgd
forced during the Christmas holidays. Its follows:
shall be unlawful for explode
Wheel
alley public
City Covepo
said violating this part
shall be fined less
One ordinance stands primarily for the protection of the
other for the protection of the the
bath day of Gods creation Do than
God The between the enforcement and
these ordinances striking make the unweary that
Coverpor has higher for than God thank
God, do not think this is the case.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07
BEWLEYvILLH.

T. J. TIiplett was in Louisville last
week.
E. p. Hardawsy was in West Pol5t
Friday.
Miss Bevie Gain is visiting Mrs. x
NJ. Jolly, Irvintgon.
Hon. W. A Stith and family attend
ed church here Sunday.
d. g. Heron left today Monday for
California on business trip.
DIR. p. W.Foote attended The Farm
er g Institute at Frankfort last week.
Miss Margurite Stith was visiting
Rev. and Mrs. Roe at lrvington last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Stith were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. II. Drnry
Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Bette Lee jolly and Eliza.
beth Cain spent several DAYS last
week with Miss Ada May Foote.
Hon. Chas. Blanford was called TO
Lewisport Friday to see his sister,
Mrs. Cslbert, who is seriously i'll.
Miss Maggie Scott, Big Spring at
te nded church here Sunday and WAS the
guest of G. d. Hai daway and family.
Miss Alberta DruIy left Wednesday
tor Louisville. She is taking course
in book keeping at Bryant q STRAIT
toms.
We were very much grieved to learn
of the death Mrs. Dan Shacklette
She had many friends here, having
visited in the vicinity quite number
of times.
Rev. Roe filled his regular appoiAt-
ment here Saturday nd Sunday. He
made very interesting talK on the
Pastors s. s Institute which met in
Louisville recently.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07
GARRETT.

Misses Mabel and Jennie Rhodes
have entered school at Ekron.
Dick Cissell cut his leg badly
with an ak while triming a limb.
Everett Bradley has moved in
to the house with Miss Bette Os-
borne and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Foushee
spent Monday with John Foushee,
of Sites Valley, Monday.
Prof. c. W. Craycroft began a
spring term of school here Mon
day with twenty-five pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Kasey,
OF Bewleyville, spent Sunday
with latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Foushee.
Charley Price and wife, of Bran
denburg, and w. il. Dohnau and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Shacklett.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07


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The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07
DUKES.
la Campbell is sick.

Mrs. Ola Campbell is sick
Our prayer meeting is progressing
nicely.
Ben Basham and Alex Powers at
tended singing at Pstesville Sunday
night.
Homer Tindle left Wednesday for
Hardinsburg where he will go to
school this spring.
Ben Powers traded his $140 horse to
S. BIven, above Cloverport. Powers
gave $15 in the trade.
Walter Tindle, VINO visited his par
ents last week, returned to his home
at Owensboro Wednesday.
John johnson and family and Miss
Carrie Blven attended the birthday
dinner at Tom Powers, Goering.
Marion Campbell and family OF
LewIsport passed through here en- route
to Patesville where they Will reside in
the future.
Rev. Brear filled his regular appoint
ment here Saturday night and Sunday.
After church Sunday, the crowd went
to j. Fl. Basham's pond where the fol-
lowing were baptized, Mr.. James
Cah4ll, Mrs. Cordie Downs and Misses
Made Basham and Flora Newbury.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07
EKRON.

The Misses Rhodes. OF Garrett, enter
ed school here last Monday.
Albert Barry, of Cloverport, was
here on business Saturday.
Mr.. Hall. OF Webster, was the guest
OF Miss Nell Childs Sunday.
Miss Cora Dowell visited her broth
er, Proc Dowell, last Friday and Sat.
urday.
James Barr Goodsou and Eddie Ben.
nett Frymire were in Brandenburg
Saturday.
Mrs Ssllie Owings visited her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
F. Voolfolk Friday.
DR.. s. H. Stith, his mother and sis
ter, dined with Mr.. and Mrs, A. M.
Simpson, Saturday.
Rev. Bennett, of Brandenburg,
preached very interesting sermon
here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Thos. Stith, of Stitb's Val
ley, has been spending some time
with her son, DIR. ). II, Stith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richardson re-
turned Sunday from their bridal trip
and are at home to their many friends.
Rev. Kerr, the pastor of Guston
church, spent Saturday night the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nj. Simpson.
Goodson and Eddie Bennett Fry
mire, of Chenault. spent several davs
last week with their uncle, W. NJ. Fry
mire.
Miss Alne Frymire entertained
Miss Gertrude Allen, Mr.. Eddie
Bennett and Goodson Frymire Friday
evening.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Bob
Dowell last Thursday eve. after devo-
tional exercises and q very interest
ing business meeting, Miss Cora Lee,
Mrs. Dowell's daughter, presented a
new phase to the general customs OF
these meetings by serving a lunch of
cake and cream to all present,
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07
UNION STAR.
Moro winter weather.
Me- Noso HoA =. ...l.

Moro winter weather.
Mrs. Mamie Cart is sick.
j. NJ. Rollins, has moved to town.
Born to the wife of VIM. Walls, a
fine boy
Representative Ed. Shelm an was
at home last Sunday.
Herbert Bennitt, of Amons, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Baysinger last
Sunday.
Misses Mary Shelman. and Matte
Claycomb was in town last Thursday
shopping.
A fired Adkins, Jr., OF Sample, has
moved on John Gardners farm on
Sugar Tree Run.
To uncle Joe Mullhatten-We have
some rich dirt here In Kentucky. We
don raise pumpkins and cucumbeIs
all together. We raise some corn and
tobacco. Corn grows so large that it
takes an extra hand to chop down the
stalk at gathering.
Ground hogs are not very plentiful
in this part since last November elec-
ton. / am very sorrow uncle Joe's
winter crop was Just in the way to keep
him from the wedding.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07
DIR. Foote to Report.

Breckenridge News,--I have
just returned from 3 days meet
ing of the State Farming Insti-
tute held at Frankfort. Was sent
as delegate by Judge, Moore
man, and will report through these
columns when l have more time.
Watch for,-''Crumbs from the
Farmers Institute"
Yours Truly
DR.. W. +. Foote.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07
NEW BETHEL.

Mrs. Silas HawKins is on the sick
list.
FIed Hawkins has purchased a new
graphophone.
Richard Adkisson was in Clover
port Sunday.
James Dowell attended churcn at
Hites Run last fourth Sunday.
All the farmers around here are
about through burning plant beds.
Clarence MayseY, near Stephensport,
was the guest of Bevie Hawkins sun
day.
Harry and James Seaton were the
guest of their grandparents near Hltes
run Sunday.
Miss Carrie Walls, Hardinsburg, has
been here visiting her sister, Mrs.
Richard Miller.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07
PATESVILLE.

s. j. Baser and daughter, Miss
Anna are i'll.
Oscar Young, was in Cloverport Sat
urday on business.
Rev. r. NJ. Oldham filed his regular
appointment at the Baptist church Sal
urday and Sunday morning
Mr.. Haswell. travelling salesman I'D
j. Nj. Robinson Co, Louisville, was I.
town Monday, on business.
Allen Jarboe, who has been spend
ing several days at Boon Vile, IndI
and other points returned the forms|
part of the week.
Mr.. Babbit, of Easton, KY, vii
passed through here, enroute to Have
VILE Sunday, of last week, was
layed at this place over Monday nigh
bad snowy weather ON his return triIl
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07
TOO MANI IDLE.

CLovERoRT has too many ders oungng its depot
This leaves bad impression strangers and should allowed
There ordinance against this and ought enforced The
ordinance regarding it reads
ha be unlawful for any person or persons conggae loaf ter
sidewalks public of
Covepo obsuc the free thereof
business conducted within said
dollars
81" ebode found begging lettering rambling about
not having the himself by visible
take himself to labor honest and lawful calling
dssolute habits
without visible
gn and nuisance and conviction thereof shall
ofense"
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07

SECRETARY.
Gabe Wright.
Sam Henninger.
Hubert DeJarnett.
Herbert NJ. Beard.
Curtis Pate.
Fred Ferry.
]. d. Babbage.
I. G. Tousey.
Jesse Miller.
Lonnie Hall.
Scott Cunningham.
Henry Kurtz.
K. W. jolly.
John Morris.
G. H. Drury.
Pete Butler.
Huston Alexander.
DIR. S. j. Hall.
Henry Cannon.
w. r. Moorman.
Dave Howard.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07

MANY persons are still unaccounted
for at Meridian, Miss and are be-
lIeved to be buried In the wreckage
caused by the cyclone. Local parties
living at Meridian from present re-
ports were not injured.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07

The society people of Cynthiana are
stirred up over a report of the grand
jury in which the jury in PLAIN words
says that the society people are gambl-
Ing when they play euchre for prizes.
The jury recommended that the court
lake a through investigation and to
return indictments against all persons
found to have engaged in progressive
euchre games.
Miss Rebecca Willis. OF Cloverport,
is the guest of Mrs. j. b. Randall, of
1ll4 West Broadway. Mrs. Randall
gave most charming entertainment
last evening In honor of her guest. A
number of entertainments have been
arranged in honor of Miss Willis by
her friends In this oity.-Sunday
Courier Journal.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07

The local union of the A. of E. of McQuady have said
luton that they will help nonmembe the matter of wheat
hreshng log rolling sheddg house raising This
the first step of this kind that has been taken by the A. S. of
this section Such resolutions however in force in Tennessee
radical methods than this have been adopted WELD
the power of the American Society of Equity
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07

The hull of the steamer J.W. Thomad
which sank near Tell City some tinl
ago, has been relocated ana taken u|
the river by the Bellevue. She ha
been placed on dry dock at Jefferson
vile, Ind.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07

If every Main would make it his business t.
keep the po" maker pots made up The
fellows that make up the ot" generally coward one
hard look the they back down up like leaf r the
prchng The recent publicity the News given these fellows
has stopped this unlawful sale of whisky large extent
are still being made up on the sly and the people Covepor don't
want this If the law won't stop awessness public sentiment
do it.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07

WE wish every farmer Breckenridge county could have
at the State Institute held in Frankfort last week and heard
Prof Wing the growing of Alfalfa 1t full of patho and
many practical ideas The Institute grand Commits
oner Vreeand deserves the thanks of every
his good work behalf of agriculture Kentucky Dr. Foote will
tell our readers all about it in next issue
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07

Precinct Officers.

| CHAIRMAN.
Granville Wilson,
Rev. j. w. Hughes,
Mike Miller,
George T. Jolly,
Alf Hawkins,
Frank Greenwell,
j. A. Barry,
Chas. Boiler,
John Adair,
Byron Cart,
fl. G. Vessels,
j. V. st. Clair,
John K. Wimp,
c. G. Martin,
Charles Blanford,
John Cook,
G. c. Pile,
George Royalty,
f. X. Rhodes,
E. L. Robertson,
Frank Rupert,
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07

the best farm paper America and pases the folks all
pieces We have made special by which by paying
Breckenridge News year advance the subscription will
include the Farm Journal for the balance of 1906 and all of 1907
9OS 1909 9O nearly five and the of
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07

Mrs. J.H. Rowland and Miss Louise
Babbsge were In Owensboro Saturday
to hear Sousa and his band.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07

FRED PIERCE chip off the old block He's got the metal his
father in him. Fred reminds of instance in his fathers life
when he threw the first shovel of dirt the Fred
Mexico his father did in this county years
putting his hands the his father did the shovel helping
to push and move things We congratulate the young
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07

SUMNER will soon be here There many beautiful sites in and
around Covepo and the should be without park AT
little expense lot could be converted into park with Seats walk
ways swings, tennis court Many with Cloverpo
population have parks and when they conducted properly
credit to the
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07

The News magazine section full of good reading this
Rch Wedding Presents omes for City Waifs and The Post
in Politics., interesting stories found in this section
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07

THE Farm Journal has nearly three million readers each issue
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07
PRECINCT.

PRECINCT.
Hardinsburg No. /,
Hardinsburg No. 2,
Hardinsburg No. 3,
Hardinsburg No. 4,
Balltown,
Cloverport No. 1,
Cloverport No. 2,
Cloverport No. 3,
Stephensport,
Union Star,
Mooleyville,
Webster,
Irvington,
Big Spring,
Bewleyville,
Custer,
Nook,
Jacksonville,
McDaniels,
Glendeane,
Rockvale,
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07

New YORK has decided that in New York the husband
boss of the household In Kentucky the let the think
they 'it, but in reality the the bosses.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07

ga - TOR la.
Bear. tn. 1Iha Kind You Have Always Sought
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The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07


the best paper America peases the folks
pieces have special arrangement by paying
for the Breckenridge News year advance the subscription will
Farm Journal for the balance 1906 and all of 1907
9S 19O9and 9O nearly five years. and the price
alone.
the A. of E. McQuady have said by
luton that they will help nonmember the of wheat
theshng rolling constructing house barnrasng This
first step of this kind that has been taken by the of
this section Such resolutions however force in Tennessee
radical methods than this have been adopted WELD
the power of the American Society of Equity.
WE wish every Breckenridge county could
present the State Institute held Frankfort last heard
Prof Wing the growing Alfalfa full pathos and
many practical ideas The Institute grand Commits
oner Veend deserves the thanks of every farmer the State
his good work behalf of agriculture in Kentucky Dr. Foote will
tell our readers all about it in next issue.
PIERCE chip the old block got
father him. Fred reminds of instance in his fathers life
when he threw the first shovel of dirt the Fred
doing in New Mexico what his father did this
putting hands saw his father did shovel helping
push and move things We congratulate the young
will here There many
around Covepor and the should be without park
little expense could park seats walk
ways swings tennis court etc. Many with Covepors
population have parks and when they conducted properly
credit to the towns.
THE News magazine section full of good reading this
Rch Wedding Presents" CLONES for City Wa and he Post
in Politics. interesting stories found in this section
New YORK has decided that in New York the husband is
boss of the household In Kentucky the let the think
they cit but in reality the the bosses.
The thing you do with that dollar your pocket
spend for years subscription the News and five years sub
scripion to the Farm Journal of Philadelphia
WHAT you doing saying behalf of that good
venon Get work. busy the good roads question Judge
Moorman good roads and in position help the work
along if the people show any interest
THE Chinese since the with the Boxers have adopted
military tactics but they will losing their queues.
factory and pottery foot for Coverport So
much for the good work of the Commercial Club.
THE United States sending soldiers China
the missionaries.
CLovERPoRT would welcome visit from Attorney Layman
BE careful now, don't read your neighbours News.
OwENsBoRo is mad a Henderson Naughty BOYS
READ ''Mars" Henry the saloon
DCINl@>' Manv still
| Ola naI; Miss and he-
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07

The best thing you do with that dollar in your pocket
spend for years subscription the News and five years sub
scription o the Farm journal of Philadelphia
The Breckenridge news., 1906-03-07

factory and pottery are on foot for Glow,
he good work of the Commercial Club.
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unot, ION, uoen iuft at tomme
Bsrgring meo politiet, ~eOel9gges al
2eoiggung. let 8ummeratftub,
aonrIigs 5ornsielier. Drift og lliGa
nsIiebeo.
ODer for alt bette er Ser giOrI
&c 1erss en- betp0ninssfulo 9ernin1
NJ pore llng0omsforeninser og for
[teIige 6jem % 8irtiombe0er mel
6eDnrenoe og opreiIenoe 5ormadl,
MSen life oeito minore tr9nges Del
TT Ct belle 2on0et omfdttenoe, mar
fortbpggenoe % misIionerenNe
mart reo0enOe og opgtigssren6e
mart p1rnenoe Qrbeioe, = / Gig
he0 meb, boao Der meo iaa tor.
E<lo sr gjort for ben pugre Bar
Henlosr : og Set er Menigbeoenl
90 Samfun0ets 9ligt at tage oetit
4rbeioe op.
5oreningen .llng0ommens Bel"
aatvr 0erfor at tage Jig at Ser
THonOliet % tpinOelige ungOon
ap~r IA Mars 4loeren oeo fsl.
seT0e mioler:
u forebpggenOe: y Opmuntrint
I'll 0annelie at llngoomsforenin.
aer pud triftelie 9run0. 6oor D.
snonu life finoes; p en- opissen.
os % ~misiionerenoe 9erning; 3,
SnOretnins at SptageiIesbjem u
1%trbeiosbjem.
y. rsooenoe Og opgtiggsrenoe: Op
rmetteli EN- at Oporageliesbjem mel
unndnnelIe ! 6adnoDerf, aanO.
% 6apebrug m. m.
& 0Rrnenoe, oeo 9dn0et ooer i
fGTt iig Reprai entanter / Der
IOnsr eller Snititutioner til Stst
II og Bern for De unge og itt
rninOit fOr Dem bldnot oisie, ion
0iI urbej0e fig Op igen efter c
Sdlo.