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Arizona republican., 1904-11-17

Another recommend from a Catholic institution in one of the Central States written by the Sister Superior reads as follows:
 "A number of years ago OUT attention was called to Dr. Uartman's Peruna, and since then we have used itwith wonder fui results for grip, coughs, colds and ca tarrhal diseases of the head and stomach. "FOr grip and winter catarrh especial Y it has been of great service to the in mates of this institution"
 SISTER SUPERIOR. A prominent Mother Superior says: 'I can testify from experience to the efficiency of Peruna as one of the very best medicines, and it gives me pleasure to add my praise to that of thousands who have used it.
 "For years I suffered with catarrh of the stoT ech, a1i remedies proving value Iess for relief. Last spring went to Colo vldO hoping to be benefited by change of climate and while there Q friend advis- cd me to try Peruna. After using two
Arizona republican., 1904-11-17

Of course, the people who don't like us invariably have bad taste-Phila- delphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-17

Dowd's Drug Store has moved from the Doris tileater building to 13S west Washington street next Ford hotel
Arizona republican., 1904-11-17

Mrs. F. NJ. Mosher, ladies' tailor and dressmaking parlors. 222 W. Adams.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-17

Hear Cooke Friday night-it is to laugh.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-17
SISTER SUPERIOR.

6cfToi GicI@ CcI g. i56i Dr. s. B. Hartman, Iu1bu
 Dear
  She relief 10 be able she is of catarrh
Arizona republican., 1904-11-17
LESSONS IN ELocUTIoN.
CHIPOPO0X
OSTEOPATH
MUSIC LESSONS.

Violin lessaus and lessons for instrument. [only for s0lOistsl Violin eNr-a leS~nn aftel the best schools T. Heck 5o3 North -Four 3 St. Come in house
Arizona republican., 1904-11-17

Cne-half of the diseases which
 afiict mankind are due to some catarrhal derangemeEt of the mu- . cous membrane lining some organ OF rnssac-n of tha hoar- 4 r-c-,,n.l--
Arizona republican., 1904-11-17
VOICE CULTURE AND SINGING.

MISS CHRISTINE FARNESE
 Graduate of the Royal Conservatory Of Music Weimar. Germany, aud certifcared pupil oF Mme- Mathude MaTchesi. Paris. Address S49 \. Sd Aye, Telephone Red ll5I
Arizona republican., 1904-11-17

as trained nurses in
 their treatmento of dis eases and are looked
 upon as messengers of good c h e CT by countless patient suf-
Arizona republican., 1904-11-17
Kindergarten and Primary School

KINDERG GARTNER-Luey Terriu Ellis PRI MARY TEACHER Flora Reynolds Laird, Kindergarten grad uHte- Primary trairinE-
Arizona republican., 1904-11-17
PRoFEssIoREL
ATToRNEY-AT-LAW

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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24
OLIVE BRANCH, Ill.


Corn is looking fairly well In. this
vicinity. rather, what can Ahe'a seen
of it above water
Wheat is now ready tn,treap, but
tho formers here are rot 'eqniltned
with the heading machine.
If Il continues to rain farmers viii
have 70 cultivate their corn as they
once did in part Of Arkansas. That
was to run around il with pack Of
hounds and burt the middles With
q shot gun.
81. Wiiburn is 10 St. Louis since
last Friday getting his hide full OF
the Worlds fair Uncle Zen Is not
expected to return.
". f. Wilhuru boarded the Billy
Bryan train this a. N. for ST. Louis.
He is expected 20 return some time
in autumn AMI still single
Quite a number of the Olive Branch
citizens went TO Cairo last Monday
There certainly must have been a
how there on that day.
\. Il. Knight The strawberry mag
nate from Michigan boarded n1fth
bound train Saturday 10Th enroute -
his northern home
Phillip bic minstrel show arrived
here Saturday 18th leaving the fol
lowing Monday milled for Theba5-
They ill not chow here owing ID
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24
THE MAGIC YELLOW METAL,
Struggle for ita Possession Is What
Moves Che World.

SILSS'G ~ 80 ~~SS0s''N'' 20 F''Nt
Moves The World
A doctor at Butte, Mont, indorsoo
ne assertion pade by many miners
thcreaoant5 thS1 &,pccuHar ore found
in anc blonde and emitting a yiolc,
light possesses remarkable cura'
1--WE qualities when carried by tGom
IN their pockets. Tie new emnerab
for want of q better name, Is called
"radismite,'
The Butte doctor has made an a4
t0nishmg report to the Butte Meaioal
society, confirming the stories of the
miners IN eases Of Rheumatism,
stomach ailments, nervous arr! KIN.
dred Disorders
For ages the philosophers and a.
chemists SOUGHT for q general cure
III in a stone Lnter science has
laughed at them From the stone to
the ore Is but a short stop But when
M is said, the thing in the pocket that
cures the most Ills is gold
It II not the possession Of gold, bus
ho longing for IT, that has illled tho
world with the sweet hum q indus
fry. not the storing Of it, but the
striving for II that lias brought to
mankind the blessings OF resolve, Ct.
fort. Eoa}tn, content
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24

Two Denver men have set out IN an
On six months trip to
prospect for gold ana othcs mineral
deposits. ID racir own state nnd In Ari-
1oNa ami NAVY Mexico They are B,
:. Kelly AND Smith McKaN both min
rs mea. Ihcy and other Colorado
rs have satisfied themselves by eS-
yrio1cc that autos are seryiceaNle In
he mountain d.Gtrict3. ana they de-
dod to introduce them in prospect
49,
T'cy carry full camping outSt.
4iag tools, 8 repair Nit and pyoyIs-
by gor one weak They think that
tA the auto they VIII always be with,
r-a.h Of a place where they can
sc lsh their larder, 50 have given
70 camp somforts part Of the space
n'eht have devoted so proyis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24
MOUNDS.


Mrs. Minnie HaIais and daughter.
Miss Fay, OF Mound City, ware tho
guests Of their mother, Mrs, c. Nor
row.
Mr.. and Mrs John Maxwell, o.
Jackson, Tenn. are visiting Mrs. Ii
). Camp.
Mrs. j. b. Healoy and son. Master
Charley. were Mound City shoppers
Wednesday
Miss Iona Swoboda. of Cairo spent
Tuesday and Wednesday the guess;
II Miss Sarah Trayers.
Mrs Pet Smith has returned from
4 pleasant visit in Columbus, KY &C
companied with Miss Bessie McAui
if.
Miss Ruby Stcyors, OF Grand Chain
is visiting her aunt Mrs w Steyerr
Mrs Rose steyers was Mound
City visitor Tuesday
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS !

The fact that there was not room TO
squat the entire. show
Those who have not seen four
wheeled tandem may sec one most
any evening about G:30 scorchins up
Main street in owe Branch.
The town of Clarke may now ro-
sumo the business Of popping cork
that connno the liquid that win wash
the dust off your Adams apple in
the good old summer time.
Tho violin students are getting
along remarkably well under their
instructor, Prof. Huffman. from Wien.
ma We have noticed that the cats
have taken to the tail timber AMI
rosn has advanced ten cents q pound
here in the last ten days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24

A dose of Billiards. HWehound
Syrup viii relieve it. Have you a
old? a dose OF Iloriiue at bed time
ana frequent small doses OF Hore.
bound Syrup during the day viii TO
move It. Try it for whooping cough
for asthma, for CONSUMPTION. FOR
bronchitis, Mrs Joe McGrath, 237 T.
llt street, 1Iutchinsou, Kan, writes:
= have used Billiards. Hcrohcund
Syrup IN my family for . years, aud
find it the best and most palat3ble
medicine / over used" 25c. 50c., 800
Sold by Sohuh Drug Co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24

BARDWELL, KY.

June q. 1904.

June ~, t5O1.
The Chri tiau church az This place
is now being oyerhauled and remodel
nI When completed it will present
4 modern appearance.
Mrs Nap Stevens, of Williamstown,
Ky. is in the city visiting her mother,
Mrs. W. Walker
NJ. T Shuboume went to Bandana
Monday to accompany his wife home
Mrs, S. had been visiting her son
Judge Whiteeach, wife and w r.
Richardson and wife visited in Col
1mbus Wednesday.
Miss Raymal Edwards beautiful
oellc of Wickliife is in the city thl
guest of her cou-in Miss Mary Ray
Mrs r. Trafford and daughter, Mi-.
fora. were. here from Bilndyillc the
middle Of the week
win Vaughn left Tuesday for
Charleston Mo, whore he will beglr
.hreshins whea+ at once.
IoWe;t Marshall was over From
nlaudyiIle Tuesday
Mrs. Ed Shelton and Mrs. Pear
Perkins, Of Elaudyille. ahoppcl il
own Wednesday,
3. r. Biingtoa, Of Wiclliffe. at
ended to business in quarterly court
lere Tuesday
Dir g. w Payne and wife left fo'
he World fair city Tuesday
Rev, Fields was called to Clinton
Wednesday to preach the funeral o.
a Miss Harmon.
Uncle Ike stephens went to Coycs
Wednesday moraing to visit hi.
daughter
Mrs. r ]. Bugg was in Cairo Wed
aesday On a social visit.
S, = Vaughn made business tril
70 Cairo Wednesday
w A. Anderson was down from
Wickiiffo Tuesday on legal bu inces
Toy Edsey and daughters, Mise.
Anna aadAlione went to the fai
Tue. day.
Mrs, w. G. hutchinson Of Clinton
the guest Of j, S. pitric and wife
g. ~ Perry Mjlburn, bugne3acc
iere Wodue day
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24
CLINTON, KY.
June %.

June ~,
Miss Lady Walker spent last week
in Fulton with her friend Miss lnez
Bintord
lion. A.. j. Harpole, Of Union City,
visited in town last week
Roy Gholson, of Cairo. spent Sun
day in town with friends
Marquis Horney Of Fulton, was H.
town Sunday.
Miss Fannie Richmond entertained
a number of her friends Friday even
ing with progressive whist. twenty,
two hands were played. Miss Sue
Taylor winning the most points re.
cciyed a handsome fan as prize, A.
Jake Merwin won the BOBBY, a bar
II soap to brighten up with Eli
giant refreshments were served
Among those present were Mr. ana
Mrs. Ed Walker James Greene, Phil
Up II. Porter, Or. w, r. Moss AM
wife and Mrs Elgin Spiccr of Louis
vile, Misses Theresa Heynie, Of.
Washington Court House, O., Carrie
Grain Leola Kemp. Kate and Winnie
Dmnevant Sue Taylor, Katherine
Jordan, Hattie Merwin; Messrs Jake
Merwin, Walter Words Bullock Sam
uels Lcemore Kemp Or T H. Moss.
Miss Kate Boone Of Charleston.
Mo, is visiting the family OF MIR. b.
A. Boone.
Mr. w c. Huleter is in st. Louis.
Misses Sue and Ellen Gore, Blanch
Moss. BESSIE and Jessie Katz. Mrs
jennie Samucls, Mr. and Mrs, Bob
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Il. t. Bullock.
Mrs, Jerry NJ Porter all attended
the Fair last week, took in Kentucky
day.
Miss May Atwood leaves for St
Louis this week.
Miss Lady Walker goes to the Fair
Friday.
Miss Ehie Camp has returned from
Mississippi
Miss PLAYA HALEY came home Mon
day from Glasgow Ky, where she
has been employed as teacher.
Miss Corinne Todd got home from
Louisiana, where she trimmed this
spring.
Mrs. Ell Grassland is visiting her
mother, Mrs 7. X. Taylor
Dr. W C. Reid, wife and baby, are
visiting Mrs. W. A. Craig
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Spicer Of Louis
vile are in town.
J. Kelley Smith is in Chicago
Miss Grace Tfuntsman, Of Scots
vile, is visiting Miss May Smith
Mr. sollie Alexander entertained 2
few friends Saturday night in honor
of his friend Mr.. Hargroye.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Jackson and
Mrs chas Boshers are at Dawson
Springs this week
Misses Grace and Ella Jones. OF
Arkansas are the guests Of their
uncle, Mr. j. NJ. Jones.
MIR. and Mrs Dclbcrt Gillum o
Mayhald. are the pleasant visitors OF
Mrs. Harry Perryman
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24
For A hundread Years.

For a hundred years or more Witch
Hazel has been recognized AZ 4 sup.
orior remedy, but il remained for n
G. Dewitt. a CO., Of Chicago. 20 dis
cover how to combine the virtues Of
Witch Hazel with other antiscptica
IN tho form Of Il salyo DeWitt's Witch
Hazel salyo is tle best salYe in The
world for nreg cuts, burns. bruises
snd piles. The high standing OF tNs
salye has given rise to couuterfeta
and the public is advised to look for
the name Dewitt on the backaG'
'aud accept no othor Sold by AIGa
gers Drug Store
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24

The library is being we'll patronizcd
by the railroad men and others Any
member or members family, is en-.
titled to use Of the library.
Tho water main broke Saturday
and and the Y. NJ. C. A. was out OF
water from Saturday until Tuesday
afternoon.
The membership list is mp 10 3SS.
ana there are q members in the boys
club.
The tennis game is quito popular
and the grounds are used regularly.
Quite a number Of the players put mp
2 first class game
There is to be a Field Day al
Murphysb0ro next SUNDAY, june 2G,
with view Of organizing AN asso.
citation there. The secretary and X.
B. Goe. chairman OF the committee
" management, will attend
The members OF he Doy, depart
mcnt at Mounds, will join the Cairo
boys in summer camp in July. They
are planning to spend two weeks on
the river and very pleasant time
is anticipated Tents will be secured
and everything necessary for a pleas
ant outing will be furnished
4 bible class is being organized 70
meet each Thursday evening AZ the
Congregational church Those wish
Ing 10 Join this class will please meet
at the church at O'Clock Thursday
evening, June 30. Both ladies anr
gentlemen will be welcome.
Tho Illinois Central people 81
KFo,,uae ara adding materially 20
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24
EXPENSIVE GAME or GOLF
New Yorker Willing to Pay for the
PrLALIsae Of Profanity.

Privilege Of Profanity.
Ono Of New York's prominent cler-
g7mcn who is an enthusiastic golfer
was playing over the Morristown links
recently with a clubman whose Ian
euage was not always suited to cIcri
cal ears. After q badly Sliced drive
tho latter, from force OF habit Jet ta1
@ word or two which required ar
apology to his reverend companion
beg pardon, doctor" he exclaimed
but It hoped ont cfbre ! knew it.
Il | make any more strokes like that,
though l Won't vou6h for what I
may say. You'll have to forgive me.
It's a bad habit I've got into.
"nr IL" said the clergyman,
thinking TO put an olfectud GuiotUa
On this soIt of thing, suppose you
agree to pay me a dollar for every
oath, the money 70 be given to char
isy."
Mr., II. looked dubious.
"Au right, Ill.go you on that" he
said, finally.
All went smoothly for awhile until
he fooled" his drive, when odt GENE
Che dollar bill, which The clorEyman
quickly poeketed On the nest hole
he drove into the bunker and had &c
so down into his pockets again This
time out came q tWeuty-dollar bill.
t,,-.,,ft tkn Nh u,+.un 50 ~.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24

thelr facilities ttaro far ren1iripe d..
c0noaves and common rolling stoc.
They are erecting machine shop
That Il to he lCG fact laat IN length
10 feet in width and "a feet wide A
power plant or boiler house 90 fset
long, - feet wide and Il feet hich.
Also hot water ydt or staimmg
well thai is q fo5t deem AND "A feet
in diameter. This latter rs construct
cd Of hard brick laN@ ccmant ans
will he used as atebMnG Vat for
timber Chat require bending III FRO
cess oi Manufacture.
Married. at The church Of The TN
maculate Conception in Mound Cts
by Rev. Father p. rMgel. on Tues
day, June 2t. at $50 O'Clock n M
Mr. John Waist of Thobes Ill.,, to
Miss Mary Tor,er. of Danyillo, H.
The groom man was Mr. Joe CrliGa-
ton Of Cairo and the bridesmaid was
Miss Sarah Travis, cousin to the
groom, OF Mounds. A breakfast was
spread for the bridal party hy Joan
Travis, the aroom's uncles, at his
home in Mounds, at 1920 q, N The
couple left on tuesday, afternoon for
trip through the nor0, The groom
is billing clerk for the c. q E@iSEail.
way at Thebea, afd the couple viii
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24

Mergers Drug Store asi, the read,
ers Ct this paper to test the SalUe Of
KQdol Dyspepsia Cure. Those per-
sons who have used It and Who have
been cural hy IT, do not heei,ate to
recommend 1t 10 their friends Kodol
dlgoata what you eat cures indiges-
to- dyspepsia and all stomach trou.
blos. Increases strength by enabling
Tue stomach ANA digestive organs tc
contribute to the blood all of the
nHtriment contained in the food, 10
dol Dyspepsia Cure is pleasant and
palatable
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24

IF you want to get up early and
feel good all day, tsAo a Lttle Early
Riser or two at bed time These IA
nous little pills relax the nerves, give
quiet rest and refreshing seep, with
= general movement Of the bowels
about breakfast time II. w. lowell.
Houston. Tex says Early R'sors
IRE the best pills mado for corstiua.
ton, sick headache, biliouaness, ETC."
Sold by MolZgqr Drug Store
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24
DONGOLA.
June %.

June %.
Mr. w. H. See, Of st. Louis, was
here Wednesday on business.
Mrs. G. c, Morton and son, w. G.
If New York, returned to Anna
"Wednesday, after few days visit
with Mrs e. W. Coughanour.
The Baptist Sunday school gave q
picnic Wednesday to The Ohio river
Quite good many children went
and they report a fine time.
Mrs. Davis. Of Anna, was called
to the bedside Of her brother, L. r.
Dillon, who is quite i'll.
Master Robert Willis, OF Anna is
the guest of Russell Dillon here this
week
Miss Carries Karroker has returned
home from Carbonate where she has
been attending school.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24
HARRISBURG.
e%.+t ~.+t -.


June 81, 1901
Harrisburg and Cairo baa2h1li
team will play again here ncyt Sun.
lay. instead Of Harrisburg aud Carni
us formerly reported. A hot sam- j.
expected.
Emory c Roberts died very sudden.
ly at bis home near thir city Tuesday
light Of hemarhlge Of he lungs
Mr.. Roberts had bcen ailins for some
time. however his death was raey-
Dected He had gone to his bed in an
adjoining room, when The family Wa
aroused by hi falling ont Of bed, ana
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24

In its report as to the pension sys
tenn. recently introduced as q part O
its ccouomiCa. the Pennsylvania Rail
road company accounts f5r the eS.
pondlturc il fojg years al nearly 81
100000 for tbs support Of over 2u0t
cmployes who have been retired
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24
piles.

Blind. BlecGug, itching and Pretend
ing Piles, cured by Lark's AIi-Hoaling
Ointment. Price 25c Paul G. Schuh
& Sons and Harry W Schulz Drug Co
no cure. no pay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24
Silicon and Hotel For Sale.

One saloon and half interest IN an
other; also Uncle Joe's hotoi. bust
ness and building are offered for sale
App on the premises.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24

Cairo TO Vincennes and return ncys
Sunday, June 26th. Sl.oo, via Biz Foar
Route
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24
{ all wives and mothers.

DEAR FINNlNp: Lydia Il! Pinshams Vegetable Com
pond VIII make every n wells strong beatty ana HAPPY TAGGED
troubled the
had decided what
At the end Of time
remarked It, husband fell
ve with al aaa existence had been SUI
ndauhnaon and falling Of the womb but medicine eed
that md M myc indeed like
Sincerely yours FA fowS, q Cedar Terrace Hot Springs Ark
Vice Pig ddent Molrors, Club,
Suffering women fail to profit by Mrs isIpwp's
perencc surely She cured Of The treuhe enrit-
in Lydia ID Pin kha1iS Vegetable
compound who Suffer from womb troubles,
the ovarie. kidney troubles. cxcitabA,
prosratan Read the story of Mrs Potts to al
H2otsCrs
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-24

Tho Illinois Central people at
Mounds are adding materially TO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-06
HEARsT's IOWA VICTORY.

AfR. HEARST's TRIUMPH in secur-
AVA ing The Iowa delegation 10 the
national convention with Instructions
To vote for him. is significant in the
possibilities it opens for a strong min
ority supporting the New York pub
Usher. While T. seems 20 be a fore
some conclusion that Hearst viii be
defeated, few more victories such as
he won in Iowa might place him i'm
position To defeat Judge Parker and
dictate the nomination of some other
candidate.
The result I'm Iowa may be attributed
largely TO the work of Secretary Walsh
Of the national committee who has
been an active Hearst man for months
and has had "a hand in the selection Of
delegates. not only i'm Iowa but i'm other
western states. The appearance of a
national committee official as the par
tisan of one candidate has been the
subject of considerable criticism. but
&c does not seem 20 have impaired the
efficiency of Walsh iu the state where
he might reasonably be supposed to
as the best support.
Less potent factors than such deIega-
tions as Hearst possesses have changed
the course of national politics in other
presidential years, and it is not impossi-
bic that Mr.. Hearst may vet have the
distinction Of being a quantity to be
reckoned with in the final decision of
the national convention. Under the
two-thirds rule it does not require a
very large following to hold the
balance of power, particularly if that
following be compacuy organized as
the Hearst forces seem to be now.
In addition, there is the not iucon-
siderable strength which Mr, Bryan
may be expected 90 have IN the con-
ventioH and which is certain TO be
aligned against Judge Parker or any
other advocate of reorganization
Whether Bryan casts in his lot with
the Hearst programme or not he VIII
WELD certain power among the west
ern delegates which must be reckoHed
with In any decisive action.
Altogether. the Democratic conyen-
LtNil tlL Nl-llEeT lH alAC- -AAt Oily ral-A-"
ment i'm a political way attending the
national nominations. Roosevelt is
sure to be named by the Republicans
and the only struggle in the Chicago
convention viii be over the platform
anu tne vice presidential nomination.
The Democrats viii not only have a
warm session over the choice of n0mi-
uees but every stage of the proceed
ings viii be a struggle between the
Organizes and their Hearst allies on
one side, and the Parker-CIeveland-
Iiu forces ON the other. The very fact
that the struggle is waxing warm is a
good Indication that the party sees
more than a fighting chance for sue
Cess-a hope based ON the unquesuon-
able discomfort of the people with the
administration now i'm power, the
growing menace of the trusts which
have been fostered by Republican
legislation. and widespread dislike Of
the presidents evident determination
10 disregard au the traditions of the
republic in las relations with the Deo-
Die and with other nations.