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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-20
MOUND orTg.
Dec. la. taoA.

Dec. 10, 1904.
Joseph Bowers has sold his pretty
farm situated two mile . The river
to Abe Beaver who re es mile
| farther up. The consid ration was
80 1000. Mr.. Bowers will come to
Mound City having purchased Of A. A.
Austin tine handsome cottage on the
corner Of Main and East Second
streets.
Mike Meyers little child Is threat
euad with pneumonia and is critically
iHl.
it ia ru-nored thai Elder Walls OF
! lhe Mounds Leader will III Few
days resign the position u Is yet
Unknown WHO his successor win be.
James Cloud ~ho onerat23 a thirst
queaching establishment in Mounds,
las purchased of win burnley the
pretty cottage on Eat First strsot
near HIGH and win hereafter reside
in this city Mr. Clouds numerons
friends will be gratihed 70 aolo this
evidence Of his prosperity.
There II a promising boy baby AZ
tho home OF viii Kennedy. proprietor
iof tho Star bakery.
Miss Cornolla Davide Of WATERFOWL
H., is tie guest of aer father ana
I mother, Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Daviae.
and Will visit among relatives ana
friends in this county until New
Year
Uncle Billy Martin IL confined Il
his nome from a severe atack Of Ii
grippe. It hal been hoped tia, thu
mean cid Russian malay hal heea
deforeG-eFpec.ally with not few
Of Tic elder population.
Mics Mone sneehau Of Care Las
been the guest Of her auat, Mrs Cha3
curren
Earl Snidcr Il now salesman i
Can ioreon'e pharmacy
Everett AFTER was mp from Cairo a
'ew days ago
This did not happen in Mound CRY
9t Il did happen The frland g.
"hard dr.nkor admonishcd him 10
1--WE 10 he cup tetorc il was eYor
lastlngly tee la,o Drink water,
urged the friend "Water.' said the
other There is bue one ins ance IN
loly writ in which man asked for
water, and you ilnow where he was
Judge Henry G. Carter has gone to
Fort Bayarl, n. MeN Ills sen Harry
4 in tac federal army there ana La
been on duty IN the Philippines reaa
W three Years His torn of ealist
nont expires cn he -7th inst Il
viii pain his many friends here at
1t homo to learn th2t tho young
man has a serious affection Of The
lungs
q, A McCracllon las been IN south
east MI souri, TIE past week engaged
n rounding up real estate deal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-20
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

~ sustained a very severe attack Of
pneumonia, is so lar recovered as 10
he able to leave his room and walk
about his home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-07
Treat Your Kidneys for RheumatIsm

When you are suffering from rheu-
matism, the kidneys must be attend
ed to at once so that they viii elimi.
nate the uric acid from the blood
Foleys Kidney Cure is the most effec.
tive remedy for tins purpose. r. T.
Hopkins of Polar, Wis, says, After
unsuccessfulIy doct)ring three years
for rheumatism with the best doctors,
| tried Foley's kidney Cure and II
cured me. | can not speak too highly
of this great medicine Bonner d
Bonner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-07

Sealed bids will be received by the
committee until July 12, 1904 for the
exclusive ground privileges Of the Orr,
!. T., barbecue and picnic to be held
on July % and 80, The right 10 re-
ject any or all bids reserved. 2G-l4
HUGH d. HOOD, Sec.
]. W. ALLEN, Chairman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-07
EJ7Y.T}.7y;S5 3 ( CTGTTl.Yl.T .TTR1
%phO5 KiduoyS ari GlaGdcr RlClt
Weak Hearts.
Weak Hearts.

are caused by Indigestion. II you eat
a little too much. or if you are sub
jeCt to attacks of Indigestion, the
stomach eXpands-swells, and puffs
mp against the heart, This crowds
the heart and shortens the breath.
Rapid heart beats and heart disease
is the final result Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat, takes the
strain off the heart, cures indigestion.
dyspepsia, sour stomach and contrib
utes nourishment, strength and health
TO every organ Of the body Sold by
all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-07

Get your supply Of fruit jars now
while they are plenty and cheap. The
very best are Mason's, all your needs
supplied at Spragin & Co.'S. 15d&w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-07

HOSEA TOWNSEND. Judge
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-04
Dunos,utbt in orr aalano(durfi.

Die manbfdurif9e 9unberufe tpeif
Elm bi4tes, ieibensldnaenbes 9uar auf.
Sn bieiem eisenartisen 9unbepel5e
ftedt ein5ig unb anein Der Wertb, Der
bic 8etpobner Der Manbf9urei baau
betpogen bat, Sunbe5u9t gu treiben.
gtpa 400 Biz 500 9unbe rerben ouf
elmer iolGen 9unbefolonie srobges
soeen, unb tpenr iie a9t biz neun Mos
naie alt seporben finb, tperben ale,
NIT Qusnabme Der our 3u4t beitimm<
ten beften 9biere, getDbtet unb ibnen
bas Sen iber bic Sbren ge3ogsn, mas
setpDbnIi9 INN bic Mitte bes @inters
sei9iebt, mo Der Pel3 am bi9teften
unb ldngiten 1T. Oas unpersleidli9
f9One, feibise 9aar bieies manbf9uz
ridden 5unbes errei6t oft cine 2Gnse
bon Feds biz fieben Son. Sc finb
bort bober i'm Mnesmeinen ni6t, pis
in Rublanb, bic S9afe, tpel6e bas
Waterial CUR 8efleibi;ng bes Menz
i4en Iiefern; iebem Manbfduren, OBJ
arm ober rei9, lit fein 9unbepel5
ebenio unentbebrlia pie benz RuFsn
fem 2ammpel5.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-04

in feinem aopf, triiben feline 4ugen
unb ipie elm 8liitbenparobies bon be-
tGu6enben Diften umfdnst i'm Die be-
felisenbe 9offnung.
,Sft bas m0gli6?"
Siefer beugte er ii9. SEPT fiebt er
es beutli9, gang osutli9. @s lit bas
Muiter zines buntlen Su9itoffes NIT
matten rptbblauen MuItern. @amG9z
tiger, bas lit baTelbe SHUTTER, bas er 10
Ianae felbft getragen, fem 8eintleib, biz
ppr feds, a6t Mo6en nod. @ie fommt
bas bierberg gine plOBli9e Inglt
f9niirt linn Die &eble 81. DC. in la
men Sinnen beginnt IS tlar gu psrDen,
1T bas ni9t bofelbe 8eintleib, pel9es
sr ieinem perlorenen SObn IN oas
3u9tbaus ianbte2
Gin ipilber aufi6rei sntringt ii9
iebt feiner 8ruft:
,Wlein Spbni"
limb anes, mas fein @aterber5 je ee<
fiiblt, erlitien unb berloren bate, IS
lag in biefem ein5ieen S9rei entbol=
ten.
Die 9lasplatten entfielen feinen
0Gnben unb serbra6en am 8oben.
Damn fanf er auf feinen Stuhl su<
rid, bebedte bds Geii9t nit beiben
5Gnben unb tpeinte bitterli9.
NIs Yierre GerauIo nad elmer
Stunbe in fem Wpbn5immer 5uriid=
febrte, mar iebe Spur BON 5urbe aug
feinsm burHfur4ten Geii&t sepi8en.
,Nun2"
Be Interfu9unesri9ter mo9te
aus ben 3iigen bes @rfinbers ubnen,
bab Elm Refultat ni9t eraielt fei. benn
bic Srase Hang unfi9er.
Scr @erfu9 1T miBslidt."
Limb elm 3tpeiter9"
yGr 1T unm0sli9, i9 persriff mid
in ben Subtan5sn, Der Su9relt 1T DOl>
Zig aerftDrt."
$50 tit feline 5offnuns mebrg"
r&eine!"
Mm anberen Mpraen fdnbte Der poz
Ii5eifommiHGr beg 81. 8e5irts benz
poliseiprdfeften folgenben 8eridt:
m9eute friih z l1br purben mir IN
bas 9aus Rue Gtrabbours 81 berus
fen, neil aus Der Wpbnuns Der Sc
raulb'i9en gbeleute itarfer @asgern4
berporbrang, pel9er ben iibrieen Be
tpobnern perbd9tig porfam. Du bic
Sbir auf unfer pieberbDltes &lopfen
nidt seOffnet tpurbe, lieben mir bies
felbe bur9 einen S9loHer Dffnen. Su
benz 3immer fanben mir Den 55idbris
gen Gbemifer g. 9eraulo unb feline
glei9dlterise gbefrau eritidt Dor.
8eibe Gbesatten tparen bur9 3oblen>
prpbgas %setDbtet. 3tpeifenos liegt Elm
Ooppelielbit morb Dor. Wir perfieten
bic lleberfGbrung Der beiben Sobten
IN bic 2ei6enbale. Sas Motip Der
Shat ipl Nptb fein."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-04
pas rsd)tr s9sit.

Der 9utsbefiber Caters in Wales
beauftroste zines Saees feinen 3tpOlf=
idbrigen Sobn, Elm re1t bar5rei4es
S9eit 9ola gu hOlen, pel9es er in's
&aminfeuer lesen poIte. Sa aber
Der &nabe bas re9te S9eit ni6t
brahte, tparb Der Batter 5ornia unb
prigelte i'm bur9. Oiefe 8ebanblung
berftimmte ben Sunsen 70, bab er auf
arb bapon lief. Seine 6amilie bDrts
bon biefer Stunbs on ni9ts mebr bon
linn. 60 berflofen breibis Sabre. 90
trat zines Nbenbs, als eben Der greife
Batter am &amin ftanb unb fi6
pGrmte, Der entlaufene, unterbefen gu
benz befannten WeItreifenben eetpor<
bene Sohn nit einem grpben har5z
rei9en @9sit Sols in bic Wobnftube
bss glternbauies unb rei4te es ftumm
feimem alien Batter.
Oiefer nahm bas 9ol5, priifte es,
mari es bann ms Jeuer unb fagte:
nNun, bos 1T enbli6 10 elm Stid. pie
i@ Dir sebeiben, mir gu brinaen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-04
xsufIifde d E. MIber

SeufIi6e ST Of c. hilbert
Rebmpnb, Elm Rdnder In Der NGhe BON
Columbia Sans, Mont., bra9te un=
IGnait stnen 3us Der Great Hortbern
paeifie>8asn gum gntsleifen, neil bic
8abnaeienidaft fem 2anb fonbemni<
rem lieB. nm sesen feinen Winen bas
Weqerent iiber ietn 2dab gu erbaIten.
I'm ben 8abnbetrieb gu linbern, bate
RebmonD cine Gtrede tptit be Stabls
f9ienen oufgerifen unb bas &iesbett
ausaegraben. Snfolee befen snteleii.e
Elm 6raht5ug unb aonbufteur Yorter
fpurbs psrleBt. Der uebeltbGter tpurbe
perhuftet. .
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-04

Sn feinem Mrbeitsaimmer iab Der
Neutrality-suspicious. Sabi Juure unb
blGtterte in eirsm umfangreiben Mften=
binbel, bas por ibm auf benz groben
nit eriinem Sud- iiber5ogsnen Slid
lag, bin unb pieber fi9 Notioen auf
einen tleinen papier6lod ma9enb.
Seit a9t Sagen piblte er in bisfen
Often berum, @ernebmuns ouf Ser
nebmung, 8er66r auf 8erbOr bauenb.
Mber lie mebr er Muterial berbeifhaffte,
beitO nsehr perlOr ii4 jeoer Taben, Der
auf bic Spur bes Werbrehers Bate
Nbren t0nnen.
Die Shat NOR bon einem frdftieen
Eeni9en nit einem idyperen Jnitrus
uisnt periibt, benin bic S4Gbelbede mar
in Der Gr0be zines Jinffranes ltildea
serfpltttert unb auf biefe Meife eins
Blutuns nad benz @ebirn erfOlgt BIZ
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-16
A Close Call.

Saturday evening, about 1870, some
gentlemen in BeazleY'S undertaking
establishment noticed big blaze in
the dental office of DR. FariS, across
the street, and. runnsDg to the build
ing, found little negro boy battling
with flames which had by this time
burned the paper off one wall and
part of the ceiling. The boy had car
riej lamp into small room adjOin-
ing the large front room, and in look
ing for a bath tub overturned the
lamp, which exploded. A can of gas
Ollne and can of coal oil were sitting
near and had it not been for timely
and hard work these would have ex-
plOded and possible the entire block
consumed. The little IegrO showed
his pluck by remaining and fighting
the fire, his shoes and stockings being
ruined by the flames. 1t was, indeed,
close call, and we venture that it
will be long time before doc" Faris
makes preparations for another bath.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-16
The wheatoutl

The general impression among farm.
ers seems to be that the rains of last
week have materially helped the pros
poets for wheat next year. While there
are some people who still fear that the
long drouth has ruined the wheat crop,
the majority of those who have lnvesti-
gated conditions are of the opinion
that the prospects have been greatly
improved by the rain, although the
amount of moisture which the ground
received was very small. Another con-
ditlOn which is regarded as favorable
to the wheat is that while before the
rain fell but little had sprOuted, an
examination below the surface shows
that the roots are growing heartily
and that the grains are still alive.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-16
Willie DaPSt Killed.

Willie P. Darst, of Stanford, who
ran as flagman on the X. G. passenger
trains for some time, was killed by
the cars on the Northern Pacific, near
Eholt, b. c., last week. He went out
West last summer and accepted pO-
,itlOn as brakeman on the above
named road. He was well-knOwn in
railroad circles and had many friends.
He was an intelligent, Obliging and
polite young gentleman and great
favorite. He was the only son Of MI
and Mrs j ID Darst, of Stanford.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-16
EipeWopk Christmas.

The City Council will premit the
shooting of Roman Cand 'es, popcrack-
erS and sky rockets for few hours the
Saturday night before Christ mas
They had as we'll "premit" it. for the
past two or three years it has been
done with impuaity. The trouble is
caused by the use of pistols, and The
Record trusts that few fellows will
be landed in Jail if it is done this time
Several of the best buildings in town
were bailey damaged in this way last
year. There is great danger of some
one being hit by pistol ball. This
would make no difference if it were
the right fellow, but some good, enter
priSing man may be hurt.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-16
Bible Society.

The Garrard County Bible Society
will convene at the Baptist church
next Sunday evening at O'Clock.
This is an organization in which every
Christian in Garrard county should
take an active interest, and do all in
their power to sustain ard help. 1t is
doing a world of good by putting the
scriptures in the hands of those un-
able to buy. Attend this meeting,
and, if the hat is passed, don't fish to
the bottom of your breeches' pocket
to find a copper or a nickle to drop in.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-16
Roasted In The Cliffs.

The freight train that was recently
wrecked near High Bridge was loaded
with chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese
and lumber. Hundreds of the fowls
got out of the bursted cOOps, and are
now roasting in the cliffs. Many peO-
pie got meat enough to last them sew
eral days, and we are told that one
man got 21O dozen eggs that many out
of thousands escaped being broken
HarrOdSburg Herald.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-16
Ranks Closed.

Monday, the rs, being legal hOli-
day, the banks will be closed. This is
also court day, and we call attention
of the people to the fact that no bust
ness can be transacted, that is, no lie.
gal transactions can be had. They
will be closed on the following Mon
daV. Jan. l, st
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-16
Highly Enjoyed.

The lecture given in MarSonic Hall
by Rev. G NJ Chumbley was listened
TO by a good sized audience, and all
were greatly pleased and entertained.
Mr. Chumbley. who is one of the best
posted ministers in this section, is fine
on the platform, possessing in addition
to his scholarly attachments keen
sense of humor which make his talks
exceedingly entertaining.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-16
DR., Walker to Leave.

We regret to note that DR. F M
Walker, of Paint Lick, will move to
Louisville, in a few days, to take a
post graduate course in several branch
es of his profession. He has been To-
Gated at Paint Lick for quite while.
and by his affable manners, close at
tentiOn to business and skill as aphySi
can built up lucrative practice. His
many friends trust that he will re-
turn to the good old town Of Paint
Lick.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-16
Will Move to Mississippi.

Mr. Arch Walker has decided t.
move to Mississippi, and advertised q
sale of all his personal property for
Tuesday, the Goth, at which time he
will sell some COWS. calves and horses,
and everything to be found on first
class farm. The sale will begin at II
O'Clock, a. m. The people of Garrard
will regret to learn that Mr. Walker
has decided to take this step, as hi.
long residence and prominence in Gar
rard has endeared him to our people.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-16
Local Notes.
To The Unpaid Taxpayers of Garrard
County.

am bound to make final settle
ment as Sheriff on January LIST. 1908,
and all those owing me taxes for 1904,
win please call and settle at once and
by so doing will save cost and trouble.
Yours sincerely. w L Lawson.
l2l6Lf Sheriff Garrard County.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-16
Former lancaster Man.

Thos Douglass, who resided in Ian.
caster some years ago, died of lockjaw
at Danville last week. He was a
carpenter and stepped on nail. He is
aforementioned by older citizens Of
Lancaster.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-16

What about a membership in the w
c T U Library for Christmas present
to your friend? New books ordered
all the time. Cost, only 81. year.
Library opened every Tuesday night
for exchange of books. If
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-16

In a fight at a negro church, near
Lowell. Sunday, Will BaSsett and jim
Mitchell were killee and ChaS Embry
wounded. All negroes.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-16

The Mite Society, of the PreSbyte
rian church. will give pie supper on
the evening Of the 3oth. Full partic-
ulars in next issue of The Record.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-16
County court day falls on the 18th, a
legal holiday. Don't forget this. 3t

Remember that county court day
(26) falls on holiday, and the banks
will be closed. 81
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-16

Mr.. Hugh Sergeant and family. OF
Preachersville, left last week for their
new home inOwensbOrO. Mr.. Sergeant
is a good citizen, and will be greatly
missed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-05

Chicago, Aug. 5.-That the federal
government Is preparing to take an
active part in the stockyards strike
was indicated today when Interna-
tional Secretary Call Of the butcher
workmen divulged the fact that he
sary of the United States bureau OF
labor and commerce. Who this agent
is or what his Immediate plans are,
Mr.. Call refused to say, but the strike
leader made this significant remark:
I'm everything the packing trust
is doing, it is violating the law. It's
very business combination is In re-
straint Of trade, and there is not one
of the packers that is not anenable
to the federal laws.
"a sample Of their operations came
to my knowledge after stories had
been printed in the newspapers tell
ing of the importation Of immigrants
of American work1ngmen who are on
strike. One of our pickets found In
the street an immigrants receipt
showing that the immigrant has been
paid $3.50 for passage to Chicago.
At the bottom of the slip was the
sentence: We hereby agree to re-
bate to the bearer $3.50 on presenta-
office I showed this document to
an official of the United States bureau
| Of labor and commerce and inad-
vertently allowed him to keep it,
Strikebreakers continued to pour
into the yard today. The new arrivals
i included another trainload of immi-
grants. The recruits we're frightened
| into Mysteries by a series Of terrific
explosions caused by strike synpa-
| thizers placing dynamite caps and
saltpeter on the tracks. No property
| damage resulted.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-05

Washington, Aug. 5.-Minister
Leishn1an has notified the state de-
partment from Constantinople that
he had failed to receive the expected
satisfactory reply from the sultan
touching the rights Of American citi-
zens in Turkey.
While the negotiations will con-
tinue, it is possible that the Ameri-
can battleship fleet will be detained
at Gibraltar to strengthen the minis
ter's hands in the conduct Of these
negotiations.
This government has been pressing
the porte for an answer to our repre-
sensations. The sultan promised an
answer last Friday, but Minister
Leishman did not receive it. He
was put off until yesterday. He was
promised then an answer from the
sultan himself as to the rights of
Americans to establish schools and
other educational institutions in the
Turkish empire. Such rights have
been accorded other nations, but have
been withheld from America.
That this government is annoyed at
the procrastination2of the porte and al
what seems to be a studied effort or
the part of the sultan to dillydally
with the American representations
there is no attempt. to conceal. Sec
IFetaFys sIiay suecllHeu, HoWepeE,F DIS /. tis
left the cabinet meeting, to say what
if any decision had been reached.
Secretary Morton's replies to similar
inquiries indicated the probability OF
Important action by his department
| bearing on the Turkish question. 1t Is
known that a proposition has beer
| made to hold the American battleshiI
| squadron at Gibraltar instead of hav.
| ing it return at once to this country
At Gibraltar the squadron would be
available for any service the govern
ment might determine to have it per
| FORM
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-05
GARFIELD AFTER PACKERS
Trust Operations Probed by Letters
to Stock Raisers.

10 SUCK tlS6lScIS.
From The Journal Bureau. Colorado Building,
Washington.
Washington, Aug. 5.-Altho the in
vestigation by Commissioner of Cor
porations Garfield into the beef trust
has been kept informed of develops
ments. It can be said that UP to the
present time sufficient data have not
been secured to warrant legal pro-
ceedings against the trust, or to prove
that the packers have violated the in
junction issued against them by
Judge Grosscup In 1902. It can also
be said that if evidence sufficient to
warrant successful prosecution
should develop, prosecution will be
ordered, whether the time Is before
or after election.
Commissioner Garfield has re-
turned to washington today after an
|absence Of several weeks. One of his
first statements was to the effect that
published reports regarding the re-
suits Of his investigation into the beef
trust were pure speculation.
The commissioner said that the In
vestigation had been in progress since
last spring and was in pursuance of
resolution of the house OF
representatives This resolution re-
requires a report according to law, and
the law provides that the report is to
be mace 10 Tue pItSlueul. IhS 1919
is to be Judge Of what action shall be
taken upon the report.
Mr.. Garfield stated today that the
investigation was not yet completed
and answers to pertinent inquiries OF
cattle growers turnout the west and
south are being awaited. The in
uuiries addressed to these cattlemen
are, in brief, as to whether they have.
any personal knowledge that would
lead them to believe there was an
agreement between, beef packers to
| force down cattle prices or to prevent
competition. Until responses are in
and reports Of inspectors as to the re-
suit Of their Investigation in other
| lines have all been received, de-
| termination Of what action shall be
taken cannot be made.