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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
AUCTION SALESThi Daya
BY Mcveist, and CHM. ss s
Real Estate AuttioneAfs, Y
1li2 Il, Main Street. ri sSfs
y UHLrC AUCTION SALE
Valuable Business
Proper '!I J
Known as ST. snsy 5
American S ablO3 ].
ON EAST SIDE OF I'll TiTH STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
K III STREETS ls IS n n
NOS. 20 AND Il s.. EIGHTH sTREETs


ON EAST SIDE OF Etc IITH STREET.
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
>,,>., Z STE 3 PIE ~, a, !, ]. ~,
1! AT the request o. the owner y, q viii
offer for sale, upon the premises, on Il
TUESDAY, AUG JST& 18TH 1904, u
at o. clock r. M, this we'll located and
valuable stable building and lot. The
lmproV erneYits consist OF d large, we'll
built, three-story8 brick building &, built at
d great oti t-lay to mako I'll a. completes
and modern stable The lot IL an Ell
cellent as we'll as a very valuable one.
II has frontage Of AZ feet s inches,
more or less. on eheS east side Of Eigths
Street, and extends back from said front
1870 feet to an alley Is feet wide This
building contains 80 stalls 10 III horses,
a large part OF one floor for vehl cles,
and another floor used as q storage
warehouse. We invite to this sale any
one who wishes to invest In q good piece
OF business property, which has e. plAr-i
did future; also. parties who wish an
excellent and complete 8 table. already
we'll established. to engage IN the livery
business. sss wv ri
TERMS: Onesthird cash, baIhnce ID,
Q, IL, and Is months evidenced by tnego-i
liable notes with six per cent. interest
added, and secured by a deed OF trust
or all cash at the option Of the pur.I
chaser.
SHl McvE1GrI q GLrNN. u
! 49, Aunt itnesrss
Aug 81 l,is.14.1s.5t s IL
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,EF i; is DEFEATED
NJ BY GE 0RGE GARDENER
lRY. Associated Prass.)

n ,EurTI1. MONT. August l5--Geor
Gardner Tonight defeated James JET
fords In the third round. knocking him
out with a right swing to the Jaw that
laid the flesh open and sent thu califftorr
man Keeling and spinning to the floor;
Ieffords lay like ono dead for seyera!
moments. and was In Ills corner for
ahn,,t three minutes before he was able
to comprehend anything Jeffords was y
no no match against the Lowell mans IAN
'cleyerness, if33 s',SS ny & SS3sa Is az s.
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Aged Citizen IS ILL.,

&. Mr.. John Madison Riddell, more than
forty years q resident Of this city and
now In his eighty sixth year. is coHfned
on West Cary Street, near the city limits
Mr.. Riddell Is the IA Their of DR.. T. ~ Rid =
dell. and Is. well known to tile older busi-.
ness men and citizens. having. been form
erly engaged In business in this city for,
q number of years 5l} s6 rs
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MORMON QUESTION UP j
Consid eration Of II Blocks The
II Idaho / c olnlygent ion:

(Bys Associated Press.S
3HLEWISTON,%IDAH sAug gust .15.---Con-
OF the Mormon question is to- 4
night blocking the proceed gs Of Demo-
cratic state Convent lion, W hich met here
to-day. United States Senator Dubols
a radical an M ormon3 Rresolu u:
ton. His resolution was SO ftened to sim
ply denounce polyg amy. and the mixing
Of church and 4. State, and promising to
favor legislation tos carry into effect
these views. The pros ect now IS that
this resolution will be defeat ted. and the
national Democratic plank be simply re-;
AFFIRMED. Should the Dubois resolution
fail, it Is considered likely that Senator
Heitfield, who, to-day was regarded as
almost cert ain to be nominal ted for the
governorship, will withdraw In favor OF
Major James H. Hawley !, Of Boise. y
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IRIS r. 9g,A 1cH-IARMlNIo. TRlp5

IT'S IA CHI ARMlNo TRIP.
Via the popilla Y ork River line to Bal
City and All Eastern resorts and COM
srnerclhl centers. Low rate tickets on
sale daily, one way and round trip.
Ticket office, No. go East NJ ain Street.
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Aug 12-tds 1oneer.S55sss;e
Geo.SW. ago, Auct ioneer.
q IxTEEN ROOMS OF HIGH GRADE
~ AND NIEDIUAi&CIIAMB aFsURN1sS
.TUREIIRON&BEDs.. sFOLDrNG aBGDS,a2$
Old STEELS ENGRAVING }S,SyYALNUTM
MISUNDERSTANDING
lTURE, ES,SCHAiBER.AArlDss
!TABLES LINEN SS8 "A N d a5sCROCkERYs
FLOOR "a p nc b a ia DlC-&
ITO
5ss1 Will sell for account Of MartanS
Reimurd w hoB IS leaving tho cit al 40 800
AZ. M. at N o.. III e. Franklin Street,
s|TGESDAY, 8AU GuST 49,. 1901 Il
18 rooms OF High Grade Furniture. most.g
". Oak Iron Beds. Fol ling Beds: Gots:a
pholstered Parlor Suit. SILK and Lace
Curtains, Portieres. Bric-a- Brac, ard-Ss
robes; III Fancy ~ Fables, Couc hes. 3S Chairs.Ss
Rockers, Wa lnut Dining opm Suit, Oaks
Extension III bles, ii Cham Der, and 8 intng-s,
room Crockerys and Linen utlery,E Glass:
ware, Ice i; Box r efrig rator. Oak Hail.
Stand, q Fine Steel Engra yings.a Oilclot
Mating, Rugs Carpets, Gas, wv god 5andS
Oil Stoves 54I Hair and Il other Ma ttresses.sa
Feather Pillows, a. large lot scf5 Bed Coys3
ering and numerous ot her articles. II
sTERMs-Po itively en- sh:s s5;S
# Goods to bell day Of sale. E.
a GEO. W. MAYO ,N$ ctioneer.
y B.gC.S Buford. Salesman anu Mana gef.ss:sa
Aug 1S 14&e16
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Pastor Very Many Years.

Rev. J. II w. Ryland, Baptist minister Of
Middlesexs county, Va, Is al the Virginia
Hospital for trea tment HI has been the
pastor for the same field a In Z Mid dlesex
for thirty-five years. & He IS the brother
OF the late " osiah Ryl land, u Jr., VIII was
Second Auditor OF the State.
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Worlds Fair Party ]E';

4 Rev. Herbert M Hope will have Scharge
of a specially conducted excursion & Of
about thirty persons from this city and
Petersburg en- route to I he AY orld's FAIR.
August 23d. over L the Chesap Ike Il nd
Ohio Ra ilWay. e SCI ~ $ssa 4 III 39
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Hnnter-Greeln,l.

S (snec,alS 70 The Times-D lspatch) js
NEWBORN. NEWS, !, Y A.. August y. II. ~.
city 81 were quietly married VI at ST., Aary's
Catholic Church. Sorfol vest eroay ters
noon by Rev, & Father Doierty, Is The groom,
Is assistant tyeasurss Of the local Academy
fot ~ usio, M. sg5S5ss q s7 ,5s
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Removed 70 Gainesvillc,

IN lBy3 AsEocla ted Press,
Who shot +. u shorei'a Tssiluiah Fails Il Ii
Saturday night nflicting wounds from
which Shore died vest erday afternoon
WAS upon the order o. Judge Il Ktmses
brought to alnesyl lle toni ht and BplNcel
IN jail for "a fe,keepln TN sis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
In Great Dem and /.

4 Tho demand for Chamb erlain's Colo,
Cholera ana Diarrhoea Remedy here has
been so great that ! have scarcely been
able to keep 1t In stock, Al It has cured
"a ses of dysel,tery here; WI hen n al other;
remedies failed Frank Jones'. Plkeville.
IND. This remedy Is for ale by ell drug
q1iSt5 =
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Like Old North State,

& Mr.. d, A. Ritch!e,s private secretary to-
Governor Montague. has just returned from Al
two weeks vacation spent In Western North
Carolina, and Isl delighted with That Section,
iHe visited Blowing Rock, Boone and Lenolr.s
and saw the site OF Roones old home and
looked at the pioneers rifle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
KNIGHTS II OF PYTlHlAss
MEET in LOUISVILLE
f 81 Associated Press }

81 1fI3y Assocated Freslt
Il r., August b,--AS SIM
ple ceremony the formal transfer OF
Camp Marion b.. Taylor from the local
Executive Committee, which has placed
II in readiness, to the Knights Of I'ythlas
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of the union OK Prisoners, OF War Assoc
ciasion Tomorrow Virginia will march
fourteenth In line, directly behind the
Maryland. Wednesday tho officers Of the
department will be guests atthe launching
Of the United States training ship Cum
5berland at the Charle navy-yard.
Secretary Morton's daughter. Pauline, has
promised to christen her.
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t5 saxsss ssaaSs
Secretary. one sldeboard i, on Chest
OF Drawers one Shaving Stand,
one Tea ia BILE, one 5-foot Sofa, Oakland
boards. A Table. Chairs Rockers, China
Press, Drop-liead md other Sewing Ma
chimes (of the best 1rnake), Mating, Limo
leum, Refrlgerators. Ice Boxes, Baby
Beds, Pi lows. B olsters, Cook Stoves,
Gas Ranges, ETC.; also, n a lot OF other
goods. to Q mum erous to mention. Ladies
'''s 49, GEO, ". OLIVER, ctloneer,
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rmmedlatel " q fter the sale iofs the above
I will Differ the tWo-story frame
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y . SIRE ::'!l;::'l
Geo ]: 8. 5s w. Mayo, Aluc

H. "a. M,CIRDY,
Aug 12-tds K uctioneeE.s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-07
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS.
A Careful PerussI Will Prove Its Val
ue TO Every Cairo Reader.

The average man is a doubter and
there is little wonder that this is so.
Misrepresentation make people sl1ep.
tic Nowadays the public ask fot
better evidence than the testimony Of
strangers. Here is proof which should
convince every Cairo reader
II A. Harmon, Of 22l Ninth street
Real Estate dealer says Having
used Doans Ointment with remark
able success thought that Doan g
Kidney pills might be a remedy of
equal merit SO when an attack OF Xii.
ney complaint chung 10 me for some
time during the past winter, ! got a
box Of Doan S Kidney pills al Paul G.
Schuhs Drug Store Vow | am ad-
verse to recommending patent medt
zines and never expected that | would
allow my name 10 become a public On.
dorser Of any medicinal preparation.
but when TWO articles are up TO the
representations made for them Ike
loans Kidney Pills the public should
know it. I emphaticaly endorse Doan'e
Remedies"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo
New Pork, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doans-ana
take no other.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-07

pessed the Introduction OF Senators
Knox and Crane into office and in
executive session referred president
.ial nominations 10 Inc proper commit
tees. The session was characterized
BY The expression OF yesterday
greetings among senators
The readings Of The commissions
OF the Two new senators attracted
more attention than usual ID such
eases on account Of their prominence
and senators generaisy did not fail TO
note the peculiar wording Of Govern
or Pennvpacllers communication.
wherein he conferred the senatorship
upon Knox. empowering him 70 hold
il with all ils emoluments and priyi-
leges until the next meeting Of the
legislature of the state IF ne shall 50
long behave himself well7
The first meeting OF The leading
members of the seaare TO consider
what is the most pressing legislation
for immediate consideration and to
discuss measures such as tariff re-
vision was held today The gather
ing was composed OF Senators Hale.
sldrlch Allison, Plat Of Connecticut.
and Spoonor None Of those present
would discuss what matters were nm.
der consideration.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-07
BIG RECEPTION
TO Mr.. TAFT
Fireworks, Music, Free Beer and
Free Silver
ANOTHER AGREEMENT
SIGNED WITH PANAMA WHICH
PROVIDES THAT THE REPus-
Lie SHALL TAKE PORTS
DECEMBER IL.
By the Associated Press.

Panama. Dec. Ca supplemental
agreement signed this morning be-
tween Secretary Taft and President
Amador and Foreign Minister Guar
dia provides that after December IL
Nd cargoes can be landed at canal
ports except on presenting a Panama
consular invoice from the port Of
shipment.
The original plans for the popular
demonstration in the public square
in celebration of the ratification Of
The agreement were carried ont last
night. Secretary Taft made speech
during which he congratulated the re-
public on the men selected for pres
ident and vice president, indicating
the desire Of the people that The civil
authorities should he superior 10 the
military. The secretary criticised the
order. which he said he himself had
issued, putting in force the DingleT
tariff between the canal zone and
isthmas as being a mistake. Pablo
Arosemena. the liberal leader ex-
pressed his satisfaction vim the
agreement aud added that II was graf
flying to the administration
Fireworks, music and the distribu-
ton Of free beer followed during
which small coins were thrown into
the crowds from balconies
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-07

i4helr institutions. dishonor the tradi
lions which distinguish their ciyilil
3tpn ana m either ignorance on mai
ice place their affairs on a par with
ae d.sorganizeI ana discreditea re.
public Of Haiti
Recognizing as do the perniciouA
Effects III tho BON weayil the poverty
aad desoIatlon which follow in It's
wake. say 70 you. az or mature do
liberation. that I would rather have
tae boil weevil a thousand times oy
et would rather have pestilence ana
famine anything with honor, than 70
see our manhood degraded and Yield
seryile and sycophantic submission
! 10 the insolence Of any man even .bc
occupant OF the presidents office OF
these tinted States.
south Asks Mo Favors.
The south does not ask Of The pres
idont favor she only demands her
inahls. There is a growing disposition
an the part OF our people TO magnify
Tine virtue and Importance of the Of
fee holder separate and distinct from
/ his office. and to minimize the power
/ and dignity OF the private citizen
/ They seem TO forget that the only
/ real ruler, sovereign or king IN Amer
/ ica. is the honest. intelligent, selfre-
spoctng and patriotic white private
citizen. Let me make myself under
stood In the performance of the
+ functions OF his office as president.
I standing as the embodiment Of the
majesty and power of The laws OF
ihis great republic T. as citizen
/ thereof am as loya TO Theodore
( Roosevelt as any man who lives be-
meath the stars and stripes. But for
lhe little individual who has seen ~
10 malign Jefferson Davis. aud with
brutal discouriesy refused to correct
a falsehood written about him. after
{ Nj Davis had called his attention
TO IT, who has insulted the southern
people violated The law for the pur-
pose OF humiHadng Mississippiahs
particularly, { have no more respect
for him. though he be president, Ihan
had for Ibis same little Individual
when ne was pursuing his most be-
coming ayocauon- breaking hronchos
on western ranch
The office does not change tho in.
bcrent qualities Of The man Il docs
not mate him ans bigger it does MOI
throw an atmosphere of divinity
around MIN but often contrasting his
preteasion with his real worth ths
infinite htlsncss Of his nature is re-
teaaa In form unnlis akablc.
Bn eafahiy J shouiG nol write I
.tua s. al@ ooe who ha been 81
J,c 9tlv arg g elected president
% h4 Gal states iiute dlp'o
mat ucndaciiy il usually handed
o IA aae.-.oI !.c this Bur do
.no' like chat.
I do hope the convention may ae
complish the pnrpose fo7 which il
was called
Thanking you fer the eourtess
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-07
MESSAGE PLEASES
LONDON PRESS
A Statesmaniike. Highly COur.
ageOus Document
A FEW CRlTIClSE IT
GRAPHIC DECLARES 1T will
STRENGTHEN THE AOvo.
Gates or BLoATED ARM
AMENTS IN EVERY
COUNTRY"

D9 tue AoNDtidNth ItNoSs
London. Dec. 6,-The press OF Lon
don regards President Roseyelt'D
message as a ststesmanIike, highly
courageous and notable document
which the Post ventures TO think win
do more than any public ut.eranee
OF recent years TO increase the svmpa'
thy between Britions and Americans
following this expression with the
passage from TIE message where the
president speaks Of his foreign poll
cy as zone for which the English.
speaking world will now and hereaf.
ter be thankful"
The majority of newspapers edi-
torially approve the presidents ad.
v0cacy Of strong army and navy IN
order TO preserve "the peace Of JUS
tice." and acquit Roosevelt Of any
jingo aims Some, on the other hand
consider the message injurious TO
Ideals Of disarmament. and arbitration
The Graphic for instance, thinks the
message twill strengthen the advo
Gates Of bloated ornaments in ey
cry country"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-07
OFFICER COULON' 7
SEE CARNEGIE
Much Talked OF Meeting Did MOI
Take Place
MRS. CHADWICK MOVES
TIRES OF THE HOLLAND HOUSE
AND GOES TO NEW AMSTER-
DAM. sHADoWED BY DE
TEcTIVES.

BY the Associated Press
New York. Dee G.-The expected
did not happen ana all predictions
proved at fault when at late hour
it was announced that no conference
between federal officers and Andrew
Carnegie had been held al the Ia
ter's home. This turn was surpris'
ing. for Carnegie had announced the
other day that he would be glad to re.
ceive "A federal officer and IL was sup
posed that + F. Oldham, representing
the comptroller of the currency,
would NEE. him tonight, and that the
matter OF the notes alleged to have
been given lri Reynolds of Cleveland
and said 10 bear the name OF Carne-
gle would be discussed
Mrs. Chadwick Moves Hotel.
As unexpected as the news thai no
conference was held was the depar-
turc OF Mrs. Chadwick from the FIol-
land house. where she has resided
for the New Amsterdam hotel. The
secret service men who have been
al the Holland house several days
followed Mrs Chadwick
Andrew Squire. the Cleveland aitor
ney representing Ira Reynolds, made
tho announcement tonight after sew
cral conferences with Receiver Lyons
Mr. Oldham and others. that he tie
Iieved there would be no flTthe- DE-
vclopments IN the case before tom"r
ROW aud also said thai Oldham had 70
turned 20 washington This announce
ment wa The first indication inai
the.e would not be a m8,tiug al
Carnegie's home tonight
No Arrests Yet.
stories Of publie arres we're !
current M. evening eut 50 taf as
known no waTrsHt mas been issued
Lawyer Cafsentef eae Of MS
chadwicka com .ei ia Nc3 YORK
iocimed to give me results of The con
+ romeo today Perez w Carver
counsel for Herbert d Newton, "a an
Interview vita the Associated Press
said the Newton Claim had NOT been
paid ana thai no new surances bad
been ziven as to It's payment ano
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-07
For One Week
we will serve Hot Coffee and
Biscuits at our store, Dec. lZ-l7
Woodward Hardware Go.

George w. RyalI. sOclated with
Carver. gave no ,new Information be
sides the story hat he had been in
conference with Mrs Chadwick TO-
day. AS to the subject of their talk
he declined TO make any statement
Mrs. Chadwick Very III.
Or. Moore, who was called to attend
Mrs. Chadwick after she arrived at
her new apartments. called in anoth-
er physician about midnight and tley
were in consultation lac into the
night DR.. Moore said Mrs. Chad
wick Is very III but declined TO so in.
to details further.
A gentleman intimately connected
with the Chadwick case was asked to.
night why Ira Reynolds had come to
New York win Mrs Caadwicks Sc
curities and he etated il was for the
purpose Of raising money. so tnai a
settlement might be effected without
further legal complications.
Philip Carpenter. attorney for Mrs
Chadwick, stated to the Associates
Press tonight that Ira Reynolds. VINO
is repG,ed to nave come here from
Cleveland with securities valued at
s5,000.000 belonging to Mrs. Chadwick
had not seen his ellen today.
From the present indications every
effort will be made to sec Mrs. Chad
wick's friends tomorrow to settle
ties. II was said tonight by one ia
tere ted That Mrs Chadwick has al
present much more than enough 70
settle the claims which have Deen
made M TO this time Her counsel
said today che is worth over sl9o9e
600
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-07
areska UP Happy FamiIy.

a maybe named Bob fitzsiln-
mons" which assaulted every new
conner in the happy family" Of which
he vas member in a cage al the zoo
logical gardens. London. was found
almost torn to pieces the other morn.
ing. Evidently he had been the vic
tim Of general attack, but the exact
circumstances will never be known.
as even the parrots refuse 70 say
word"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-07
Christening shIps win wine.

Christening ships with wine is j
survival of barbarism. In The olden
days, when sacrifices were offered TO
prupItiato the gods OF q nation II
was the practice 10 select some per
son. aud t. spill his blood over the
PROV Of new vessel ID course q
time Wjue was substituted ipr blood
ana TIE enztom holds good inFneaiiy
every maritime lsation tpaay
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-07
NorlcE.

The regular annual meeting Of The
stockholders Of the City National
hank of Cairo. H.. viii he held at the
office Of said bank Tuesday. January
10. 1905. for the election Of seven d
rectors and such other business as
may properly come before said meet
ing. Polls will be open a. 10 o'clock
a. IN. and close at 4 p. M. of said date
!. $. AIsTH0RPE, Cashier.
Cairo. H., Dec. g. 1891 sol
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-07
William Arid,
Bell phone sGi1 3703 Commercial
HOME KILLED MEATS

wonld seek 10 refrain Ira Reynol1,
Of the Wade Park bank from dispos-
ing or removing any of the bend.
stocks or other securities or othe-
property in his bank or elsewhere
belonging to Mrs Chadwick.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-07

Tie Red Cross societt has IFS found
alton IL the Geneva treaty. 1864. and
Is for the lief of the suffering by war.
pcsfilease. fanise. flood fires ami al
dfter csiamiiies Of Sufficient magr..
tude to be deemed national IN extent.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-07
MORE TROUBLE FOR MRS. CHAD.
WICK.


~ The AssnclaieH Press.
Cleveland o. Dee. Prosecuting
Attorney Lee sroHp OF Iorain eoun-
~ in which 0berl'n Is situated says
that if Mrs. Chadwick is aiken into
custody in New York by l. s. Of
hcers be aiu swear out warrants
charging her will uttering forged
papers in 0berlin.
The receiver for the Chadwick prop
erty. Nathan Loessr, said tonight he
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-07
oplnion of RooseveLt.

one of the strong 20 arguments
made by an editor OF your cuy
against permitting Gov Vardaman
to serve as chairman Of The conven-
ton" was based upon rhe fact that
Gov Vardaman has incurred the dis
pleasure Of the present president Of
The United State. who would regard
courtesy to GOV. Vardaman as dis.
courtesy 10 him and for when dis
courtesy he would with delight
punish all he cotton growers of the
south by Withholding federal aid from
their effort to stamp or the boll wee.
VII or head II OF from d.. doyastat-
iug march 10 the North Pole hope
the president of the Unitod States is
nc as bad man conduct of that
character would stamp him isn't
am moi sure Of Il. You can no more
tell 10y what Mr. Theodore Roosevelt
says today what he viii do ION orraw
than you can ten me character OF the
person bnticd beneath be- Stone by
the epitaph ou the stone
The people Of ne south are ndact
III O depiarable condition So n lhe
lie Of this republic g has suHe r.
pass taai in order To enjoy tine pr.vil
eges of citizenship aud exercise theil
rights under the constitution. they
musi Kiss The hand that amtes them
must applaud the tongue ina ma
iigns them ana glurifv the ccutemp,
/ ible creature who would break dowf
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-07

which you have been pleased 20 show
me, am, with best wishes, cordially
and sincerely.
JAS. X. VARDAMAN.