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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-19
! our BUSINESS IS SOLICITED.
enn.. is visiting friends here.

Tenn, is visiting friends here
7. W. Mcconnell attended court AT
Bardwell Monday.
The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs r. D. House, Monday afternoon
at D. m.
Louis Frazier of Greenvile, Miss.
is visiting the family of Mrs Emma
Ganong.
Mr. and Mrs C. T. Gibson returned
from St Louis. Sunday after an ex-
tended visit with relatives.
Mrs l. j. Bryant is home from
visit TO friends in Martin, Tenn
Jesse Rose. aged 90 years. died on
Tuesday OF consumption. lie was the
son of Mr. and Mrs Chcathan Rose
now deceased Consumption afflicted
the parents. also
George Jarvis and wife of Bardwcll
weer visiting here Sunday.
The continued daily shipment from
the heading factory to Cairo and
other points indicates a prosperous
Season Superintendent Henry Payne
reports orders i'm excess OF supplies
A girl baby was born on Monday 20
Mr. and Mrs. c. p. Davis.
Mrs. Lutte Sullinge presented her
husband with baby boy on Satur.
day
new boy came to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Vester Boren on Mon
day.
Mrs. Lem Edwards returned to her
home Tuesday, after several DAYS
visit to her parents.
Mrs. F. r. Cummins is i'll with la
grippe at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs D. A. Hatch.
Payne & Berry shipped several
car loads of corn and hay to Missis-
sippi this week
Richard Flowers and wife Of Wick.
life. visited here this week.
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GRANN CHAIN.
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John c. Mackey, of Vienna, was here
on business Wednesday.
Uncle Joe Gaunt has just put in a
$3.50 light plant in his new brick on
Main stree.
Married at the residence Of Zoe Car.
rol, on Tuesday evening of this week.
Jacob Rodgers to Mrs Matte Kisner.
ESQ. Georg Beshears. officiating.
DR. Rendleman. of Cair5. was here
"Wednesday in counsel with Or. Doiy
on the case Of George Kmerer. who is
very sick with typhoid fever.
DESPITE the rain and sleet on We'd
ncday night large crowd gathered
at the Christian church to listen TO
Capt Area q. Snow, the humorist and
story t5lier The ontertai ament was
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-19
MOUND CITY


Judge William A. Wall his father
J. B. Wall, and Gipson Hughes. who
i had Just spent a week in viewing the
delightful aspects Of the Mardi Gras
season in New Orleans, returned homo
yesterday morning.
There will be an important meeting
of the Republican county central com.
mittee at the court house on Saturday.
Goth inst.
James Burnley. of Hazelwood Ky.
is the guest of his brother, win Burn.
ley the popular grocer.
viii Kennedy made brief trip TO
Metropolis Tuesday to see his wife and
mother Mrs. Parkman. who has been
seriously sick the past three weeks.
Miss Nina Patterson was mp from
Cairo Wednesday calling on her M.
merous erstwhile young lady friends
and classmates,
Ed Harland. for three weeks a guest
of his parents. j. b. Harland and wife.
left yesterday for his home in New.
port Arkansas.
DR. and Mrs. J. r. Hargore, attended
by their son. Master John, are on a
three weeks trip through the Sunny
Southland. They will visit Galveston.
San Antonio and other points.
1t is rum0red that Harry Handley
has sold his uptown business-resident
property occupied by Jack Kimmell.
Il grocer. 10 William Weissker. the
well-known butcher.
One Of the most elaborate affairs Of
the season was The charming valentine
party Monday afternoon at which Mrs
o. l.. Bartlett was hostess. The hand.
some Bartlett home was mos: appro.
priaiely decorated, red being the color
scheme throughout the house Lib.
orty roses were used in the parlor.
American Beauties in the dining room.
and red carnations In the library. The
reception hall and broad stairs we're
tastefully decorated with palms and
smilax, the mantels were banked in
daybreak carnations and asparagus
fern: while from the chandeliers TO
the corners Of each room were fes.
toons of wide ribbon. from which hung
numbers of red hearts. most suggest.
we OF the day. Progressive pit was
the game of the afternoon. The hand.
some cut glass and silver prizes were
won by Mrs. Charles Mertz. Miss John.
son and Miss Blanche Hogan. while
TO each guest was presented a hutton.
aire of English giolets. A delicious
repast in three courses was served
aud The sweet strains of skilled com.
pany Of musicians, almost concealed
behind a screen OF palms. added much
to the pleasure Of the afternoon.
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fi's Ais Afithl l'tii - WI iitP Nl'N
list
Mayor W +. Beal is also sick.
l.. o. Whitnel returned from East
st. Louis Wednesday.
T II. Whitaker. who was killed at
Mounds by an engine. was buried here
Wednesday by the Order of Railway
Trainmen.
The Droyers' State bank are having
a new steam heater put in
The new Modern Woocmon nan -
learly completed.
Mr. Frank Wright. who has been
working On new mill In st. Mays.
Mo. returned home Monday.
Quite a number of people were up
from Belknap to attend the funeral of
Mr. Whitaker Wednesday.
II Is rumored that a young gentle.
nan of this city is soon to be married
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Harry Smith, age about 20 years, a
colored boy residing on North West
street, dropped dead yesterday even
ing. The young man has been sick
for several weeks as the result of a
paralytic stroke The immediate
cause Of death was heart disease.
Mrs. Samuel Adkins, age so years
one of the pioneer residents of the
city. lies at her home on South East
street seriously ILL., Her death is con.
sidered only a matter of very short
time.
George Pomeroy. who resides in the
Soaring addition in the southeastern
part of the city. is seriously i'll with
Bright's disease
Alderman II A. Ingersoll, who has
been very sick for several days, is
still in critical condition
Jackson lodge, No 22t. Knights Of
pythias, conferred six ranks on last
night The page rank was conferred
upon Chief Dispatcher George II.
Cooper. Charles Moxler and Attorney
Hosea Terrell The rank of esquire
on G. r. huffman. L. r Barnes ana
win Hearn
Robert Rushing. Of Benton county.
Tenn is visiting ]. d, Rushing and
other relatives in this citg
Hiram Willeon Jr., superintendent of
the Weaver Coal and Coke company,
was in the city last night. the guest of
his parents,
Mrs. h. NJ Hawkins and Miss Lena
Hawkins returned this morning from
a brief visit in Benton
telegram was received by Post
master Slack this morning from Mrs.
Slack informing him that the remains
of Mrs Cora Wrennick, daughter of
Mrs. Slack, who died in Denver, Colo.
would reach Anna Friday and the fu.
neral will probably be held Saturday.
Mr.. Slack went to Anna this morning
to arrange the details of the burial.
Charles Griggsby of Centralia. has
been appointed successor TO Geo W.
Buckles as assistant accountant. the
latter having accepted position in
the Big Four office at Cairo.
John Vaught of the road masters
office, has gone to ST. Louis to secure
treatment for his eyes.
c. F. Parker. coal traffic manager of
the Illinois Central system. in private
car No, 9, was in the city yesterday in
attendance on the coal operators asso.
citation.
{. A. Wepert. formerly of this city.
IS acting supervisor of the st. Loui
district, with headquarters at Belle
vile, owing TO the resignation of ] r
Connolly.
The Carbondale Athletic club. will
William Henson. George p. TAYLOR anf
John McEwen as incorporators. ha,
been granted incorporation papers
The clubiis purely social and athletic.
Among The six students chosen BY
the University of Illinois to represent
the University in the annual debate
with the University OF Indiana, are
three former graduates from tho
Southern Illinois State Normal Uni.
versity, A. J. Reef. of the class of 1900
Alonzo Etherton, class of 1897. and r
u, F. Smith, class of 1901.
Superintendent and Mrs. c. L.
Ewing returned last night from a brief
St. Louis visit.
Sheriff John Il. Thorp was a bust.
ness visitor from the county seat YES.
terday evening.
Mrs. 7. B. F. Smith departed yester.
day evening for Champaign. where she
joins her husband. a student of the
law department of the University of
Illinois.
Mrs. Charles w Little was in Muir.
physboro yesterday afternoon.
Ben Conner returned yesterday to
his home in 81 Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-19

cheerfuy Lydia E. Pinlhams Vegetable Com
pound suffering sisters perfect medicine for an female de-
troubled with displacement of the and other
bacace such bearngown pains
could hardly floor, and very
medicine which did, and after using
took in all twelve bottles OF Veg
of Liver Pills. used the Sanove Wash and
troubles
was | am noret thankful day for my
know that your everything recommended
Mrs DoRA ANDERSON North Muskegon
Michigan
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-19
Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound

want to remedies done for Before
used to have continuous headache would be very dizzy
everything seemed strange and would NOT know
where
local doctor He gave medicine but did not
good but after taking Lydia r. Pnkhams Nege
table Compound, began to improve at
remedies all suffering anu
give "MRs. HENRY SELL. Van Wyck Wash
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-19
ARLINGTON, KY.
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Jake Flegle left Tuesday for ST
Louis to be gone several DAYS.
Luther Hollingsworth of Memphis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-19

FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO WOMEN.
IL there anything your about which You would like
advice write freely Mrs Pnham She will hold
surely help
in speak treating
ills. back
address Nass- and her advice ia free. You
foolish do accept her kind invitation
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-19

mn FORFEIT produce the Ges siis and
l lydia n. Il
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VIENNA.


Mrs. r. II. Sheridan is on the sicl,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
MANY WARRANTS ISSUED
FOR ILLEGAL VOTERS

New York, Nov There was ex
taordinary activity at the offce Of the
81 perintendent Of elections and al
Tammany Hall in securing warrants
for alleged illegal voters. This prom.
ises to cause considerable trouble al
the polls tomorrow
Morgan has sworn out ten thousand
warrants and in addition has signed
four thousand special orders for arrest
lammany has secured thousands ol
warrants for the arrest Of illegal ne
gro coionizer3 and many collisions are
expected tomorrow.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
BOOKS ARE CLOSED
First Fight of City Cam
paign Game to a Close
Yesterday

The registration books for the city
election closed yesterday with rush
and showed The largest registration
for day since the books were opened
several weeks ago.
EARLY in the morning the friends OF
the different Eayorality and alderman
ic candidates we're on the field. and the
city clerk nad time to attend to but
few other matters during the entire
day Tax Collector Read was also
kept quite busy and quite a neat sum
@. money was added to the county
treasury
The ,otal number OF registered vot-
ers for the city election Of 1904 is ga.
/ OF this number 1876 are white and 1873
colored There has been slight in
cease in the number Of white register
ed voters. while the colored people
have shown big decrease. due to the
fact that white primary is TO be held
this year and they win not have a
vote ia the nominating Of the different
candidates.
The mayorality race is CROWNS
cutie interesting, with both sides claim
Ing victory Now that the registration
books are closed, il s expected that
o,erything viii be quiet for week
o. two The election occurs on No
vember 90 Whether or not any poll
teal meetings will be held in not
known.
/ Today. at least, local politics will be
forgotten AMI all factions alike will en-
dcavor to roll up a big majority for
Parker. Dayls and Brantley.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
DEMOCRATS ARE
VERY CONFIDENT
s-A--
Reports From Doubtful
States Encourage Party
Leaders
STATEMENT OF cHAIRMtN
! hey Both Claim Victory for Their
Respective Tickets - Democrats
Seem surs ofSWinning Out in
New York.

New York. Nov with the streets
crowded. and with dozens of meetings
Nv both dep'oersts and republicans
the national came gn closed in New
\ ork tonight Tb usands Of people
remained on the streets all night
Yelling for tEeir respective favorlteS
snd tomorrow will witness one OF the
hardest fought polit cal battles in the
history of the empire state.
Chairman Woodsnp for the demo
clats, tonight made a claim OF 272
electoral votes for Parker and Davis
He claims New York state 5y no. .Oor
fci Herrick ard at least 10000 for Par
Rer.
Tammany tonight gave out a state
ment. claiming that Herrick would
come to the Bronx with 115,OOO for
Parker and 10000 for Herrick.
Woodson also claims majority in
'lndi&na AMI says reports received
rom that state t99igpt indicate a
great dshoorsi,s gain .i,ii ing, the pa 81
few days. dew York is democratic
There has nsyer been ang doubt about
j. )" claims tue demociar.
Cortelyou, chairman Of the republi-
cfn national committee. says Roose
welt will have 314 electoral votes. He
claims that Roosevelt will carry New
York by 90.o0J and Higgins for govern
or by 10000.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
NATION WILL ENGAGE
IN ROYAL BATE TO-DAY
3I4
Is Claim of
REPUBLICANS
= = ? = = = \ = \ = + 4
= CHAIRMAN TAeeART CLAIMS :
: VICTORY FOR TICKET :

- indianapolis, Ind, Nov. L. Z
From careful canvass Of the =
= doubtful states. believe that :
Judge Parker will receive 273 =
= electoral votes in tomorrow's =
= election. :
y The democracy in all sections :
: is united there is no party differ =
ences in any of the doubtful =
= states, and l believe ] am safe :
= in predicting that many electoral ,
: votes for the democratic candi :
= date >
Il also expect 10 see the demo =
: Gratis gain many seats in con =
> gress. and in one or two states ,
= elect legislature which will :
: name a senator during the next =
= few years =
: This was the statement made '
by Crsirmsa Taggart of the =
: democratic committee tonight. =
- : + = y = y = = = = = =
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
273
is Claim of
DEMOCRATS
, : : : : = = Z = = 4 = = =
, coRTELYoU OUT CLAIMS
DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN =

+ Washington. Nov. Chair :
: man Taggart tonight made the :
: following statement: >
= There ale no new reports to =
change the first estimate Of the =.
= electoral vote claimed yesterday. :
= In fact reports received today =
Y were more favorable for the re- :
: publican candidate | believe :
: Roosevelt will have total of S14 :
, with a probability of several =
= more. New York seems republi- =
? can, despite the big claims of :
? other parties and | believe that :
: both Roosevelt and Higgins will :
: carry the state. =
= I'VE do not expect to lose a sin :
= gle seat in congress, but on the =
other hand. the indications are =
= that we viii gain several seats. =
Roosevelt will surely have Sl4 y
= votes in the electoral college. '
70 : Z ? = Z = \ : ~ 4 = = y
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
QUIET PREVAIL S
IN The FAR EAST
s.
No Big Battles are Expect
ed During the Next
Few Days
BANDITS Kill LIEUT.. COL.
Ho9denoff Was Slain by Chinese Ban
dts Reports ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ese Denies Report Sent Out
from St. Petersburg.

81. Petersburg, Nov. THE army
organ today published a long list of
new commanders ia the Far East in.
Guiding the appointments of Gems Line
witch and Kaulbars to the First and
third armies ,espectiveIy.
The sweeping character of the
changes made may imply that there is
no intention on Gen. Kuropatkin's
part to assume the offensive during
this years campaign, unless an ex.
ceedingly favcrable opportunity offers
Indeed, it begins to look like a dead
eek below Mukden for the winter un.
less Port Arthur falls or the Japanese
al andons the idea OF renewing the as
aault upon the fortress and try to force
he Russians out of Mukden.
The best opinion at the war office
holds to the view that there is not like
ly to be another big battle this year.
many of the military attaches are al
ready departing for winter quarters.
Gen Orloff whom Gen KuropatMn
blamed for the Russian revere at Liao
Yang, declares in an interview that he
ol eyed Gen. Stackelberg's orders in
making the attack in which his divis.
ion was decimated and he himself
Wounded Kuropatkin was apparently
convinced that he was not to blame
and the order detaching him from Ku-
nntlzin's star has been revoAed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
Great Victory In Alabama.

Montgomery Ala, Nov. Alabama
will poll over 100000 votes Tuesday, Of
which over 10000 will be for the Par.
Eer-Davis ticket. There is some activ
ity in the Fifth and Seventh districts
and populists and republicans fusine
Socialists and republicans will poll
mall votes.
All congressman will be returned
and the entire electoral vote will go to
democracy.
Betting Favors LaFollette.
Milwaukee, Wis. Nov. 1.-THE cleri
cal work Of the state campaign was
closed tonight at all the headquarters
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
TODAY,S ELECTION
FROM LOCAL VIEW
Hoped That All Registered
Voters Will Go to
the Polls
RElURNs Al OPiRA HOUSE
Special wtire Has Ben Plseeo and
Rru8swickians Can Hear Returns
at small cost-sis Crowd
viii be out.

Democrats. al least many Of them
aIe resting uader the impression tbs.
u.eir vote Will not count very much
in the national election today. This
IS indeed. au error. 1t is one Of the
most important elections hela in many
years and It il the duty Of every der1.
ccrat who has qualified to go and cast
his ballot for Parker. Davis and Brant'
ley and the democratic presidential
electors. "a
The polls viii open this morning st
& 80 and close at $50. A short meet
ing Of the democrats was held yester
Gay and al effort win be made to brias
eut s fun vote
This is the home county of the ablo
representative OF the Eleventh dis
uict It should be his hann seouuty
while il is Impossible for us to roll up
a5 large ote as other counties in
tie district. owing 70 the fact that
several have 4 larger number OF yoters
registered. still we can aud should
give to Brantiey and the national tick,
et a ndl vote
Congressman Brantley Is opposed by
a republican. and while there Is no
aanger Of him carrying q single ooun
ty on even precinct in The state. stu.
!. s the duty Of the democrats TO bur
him 50 deep tliat he will not be heafd
i,nm again in a lifetime
Georgia is making an effort to give
the democranc standard bearers a
handsome majority. Let Glynn coun
y do her share.
90 and vote today.
To Receive Returns.
The returns from the election will
be received IN Brunswick at several
places. but the only place that the pub
iie generally can hear the news viii j.,
at the Graad, where special wire vii.
be placed and an operator will receive
the returns as tbag are sent out from
headquarters
The ~ grsss aud Phoenix clubs
have nade arrangements to receive
the resuis Postmaster Brown will re
csive taeli in bulletin form. while the
coiored folks will gather at the Office
Of ] G. Carter and hear the result.
Al the opera house it is expectc
tiiat iaige crowd will be present. Tho
returns VIII regin to arrive about s:3
OF O'Clock and will continue until the
haal result is known They VIII b.
read from the stage and viii then BE-
posted where they can be read
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
YOUNG MAN is RELEASED.
Arthur }. burke Gets Out of the
jacksonville Jail.

elthur J. BGrke Gets Out of the
Jacksonville Jail.
Following from Sundays Jackson
vile Timcs-Union will be Of interest in
this city where Burke was wei known
The News last week published an &C
count OF his trouble.
Arthur ]. Burke was released form
custody yesterday at noon. Before
Judge Farfis at police headquarters
Yesterday morning. Burke was arraigu
ea for preliminary hearing on the
charge Of obtaining goods from the
Kohn-Furehgott Company on october
81 under false pretenses.
"Burke pleaded his own case in ar
affective Mariner. He stated after
court that ne had studied Law on ono
occasion. and is quite familiar with it
After the evidence was all in judge
Fsrrls stated hat under the charge o.
obtaining goods under false pretenses
he could not hold Burke. as there wa
nc evidence in the case to show that
he falsely obtained the goods.
"On the charge Of carrying conceal
e6 wespons-a razor and a billet
Judge Farris announced that he would
take the case under adyiseDient unit.
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Burke
al this point stated that If .here was
any penalty for a man making foo
OF himself he would plead guilty al
cnce and asF his honor to impose 4
fine.
Evidence Gas admitted 10 the effect
that John Mills. porter at the Ara
gon hotel. mad teleyhoned for Burke
g Furohgotts that he did not wish
the goods sent to the hotel until morn
ing, ss be could not meet the bill unit
then. s4as
Burke stated that he had no Grim
raj intent. but he did act very unwise
". He came he-e from Brunswick
lie Is a musical director"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.

Fomen's Foreign Missionary Society
on Death Of Mrs. Anderson.
At a meeting Of the Womans Mis-.
.onary society held yesterday the fol.
ewing resolutions we're adopted
Resolved That in the death of our
lister and colaborer Mrs Althea An.
lerson. We have sustained the Joss o.
)ne Of our charter members. and an
arnest sympathizer ia the work. 1t
IS with sadness that we bid adieu
or missing member as they are
alled up higher. but thankful for their
aelpful association while with US. Tho
he workers tall by the wayside, God
seeps the work alive May we all
r9eet her where there will be 10 more
for missionary work, but where we
a praise ts0d through all elenity.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
DEMOCRATS BELIEVE TICKET
SAFE IN INDIANA

indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 7.-"Parl1er
and Davis will receicye the vote of In
diana. Every indication points to a
democratic victory Reports received
from all sections Of the state today in
dicate democratic gains in republican
suongholds, while the democrats have
held their own and even gained iu
their strong districts"
This was the statement made by Ma
tional Chairman Taggart tonight. he
a.so says he feels confident that Par
ker and Davis will be elected. There
is no doubt about New York being IN
the democratic column, and we expect
to see New jersey, Connecticut, Yves
Virginia, Delaware and other doubtful
states return to the ranks. Maryland
Is not even considered doubtful" with
uis statement the democratic chair
man retired tonight prepared for lie
great battle tomorrow.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
HARD FIGHT BEING MADE
CUT IN NEW JERSEY

New York. Nov. 1.-THE campaign
ended In New Jersey tonight with
rlsetings In almost every city Of any
size The republicans claim that
there is no doubt about New Jersey
going for Roosevelt, while the demo
Gratis claim that the visit of Grover
Cleveland and Judge Parker last week
will land the state in the democratic
column.