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.rnasses lof the Month will accept
our estimate Of the man, and vel
it is for the contemplation Of rep.
resentatives of those who regard
him as a traitor and migrate or
worse, that we build his house in
ST. Ions, and now propose to fur
nish it with his last belongings in
Gliding the bed upon which death
found him, 1t is characteristic of
even the simplest races to jealous.
ly guard their affairs, tombs aud
sacred relics, shall we display less
sensibility and pathos in dealing
with our precious possessionsl-
Aberdeen Examiner.
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favoute Prescription without complete
succcss, DR. Pierce would like TO hear from
such person-and Il will be to her advant-
age TO write as he offers in perfect good
faith, a reward OF $50 for any case OF the
above maiadies which he cannot cure.
wish TO tell you the benefit we have
received from usiug your remedies. writes Mrs
Dan HAN ST nrndhcad. Grccn Co. Wis Hrwo
Year, ago my daughters health began TO an
lvcrytniug that cuaid lsc thought oi WAS done,
% help Der hut IL was uf no u.s.. When she
began 90 complain she was qnitc stout; weighed
10 ne picture 1T gnsl health. until ahuut ihf
Az Cf Iouflecu. then iu Ak mouths she was 81
run down her weight was but l1A She kcnt
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Worlds Fair Commissioner
Henry has secured from Judg,
Charles Il. Feuner, of New Or
leans, the bed upon which Presl.
dent Jefferson DAVIS died, and will
place it on exhibition in "Beau.
voir" the Mississippi building
now being erected at st. Louis II
will be placed in room known as
Mr.. Davis room and will doubt
less be regarded as the most prec
ious relic on exhibition therein
Press Dispatch.
We cannot imagine anything in
worse taste than such an EXHIBIT
would be, aud do not think the
State Commissioner or the State
Commission contemplates any such
shock to the senSiblhties OF Mlssis-
sippians. To the people of this
State anything and everything as
ISOLATED with the hfe, death or ca.
reer Of their great men and leaders |
is dear u nd sacred, and it does not
comport with their spirit or refined |
nature to make exhibits to the un.
sympathetic world of the symbols |
Of their joys and guefs.
Ii would be quite as appropriate
TO exhibit the coffin or tombstone
OF the great soldier statesman
among the freaks and cuuos Of an
international exposition museum,
as to parade the couch upon which
he died.
II was folly in the first place ON !
the part of the commission to ex-
pend the States appropriation ia
the erection at st. Louis of a sem.
blouce of the ex.presideut's last
home IL can IN no way advance
or further the objects for whicL
our State participation is given.
We are supposed 20 90 the West
ern metropolis for the sake of ad'
vertisiug our resources with a
view TO populariziug the common
aud winning mea and mon-
ey for hei advancement. Is this
10 be accomplished by a transfer
II onr peculiar idols and affairs
rom a land of congeniality to a
'ealm of scoffersl
In Mississippi and the south
Mr.. Davis is esteemed aud vener-
tied as a patriot by the populace, ,
,ut it will be many years ere the {
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tiitiCh OF the after
misery Of woman
hood. Not only
does Nature often
need help in the
regular establish
ment OF the WON
AMY function, but
there is almost Al
ways need of some
safe, strengthening
tonic, 10 overcome
the languor nev
business and weak
ness. commonly cx-
pcricnced az this
time.
II there is an in.
valid woman. suf
fcuug from female
weakness, prolap-
Eus or falling Of
womb. oy from leu
coGrhea who has
lIanl nr nl.n.n..
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Stole n

The Kenosha pest house has beer
stolen The police notified the
Mayor hast night that the building
created Tor the accommodation
of smallpox patients had been
taken from the city lot west of the
city, says the Detroit Tribune.
AS soon rs the city's loss was
discovered a committee Of alder
men started out to find she build
ing.
After long search ID was To-
Gated on lot owned by an. Italian.
1t had been converted into a barn
and was being used by the Italian
and his friends.
Developments showed that the
italian had placed the building on
runners and deliberately moved it
to his lot.
The city will at once begin ac-
ton to replevin the building. The
pesthouse had not been ased for
over year, aud for this. reason
Its existence has been all but for
gotten until there was need of the
a Short time ago.
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era and Diarrhoea Remedy for Bowel
Complaints in childreh

1--WE have used Chamberlain Cohe,
Cholera and Diarlhoea Remedy m cur
family for wears says Mrs } b. Cooke,
Of Netherlands, Texas. ave have given
u 10 an Of our children. We have used
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never found anything 10 equal Chamber
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Hs Explanation.

so Josh didn't hold his posi-
nou very longi"
mo, answered Mrs. Corntos-
sci. But 1t wasn't the boy 5
fault. 1t wasn't six weeks before
he knew SO much more about how
to run the business than the man
who owned 1t that they got Jealous
and discharged him.-Washington
Star.
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ArHoreHrFUL Man.

n. II. Austin Of Winchester. Ind. knew
what to do On ihe hour Of need. His wife
bad such M unusual case Of stomach and
liver trouble. physicians could not help
her he ihought Of and tried nr. King
New Life Pills and she got relief a. once
aud was finally cured. Onig s5c. g b.
: Wheiess Drug Slore.
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The Trying Time

In young girls life Is reached when
Nature leads her uncertain steps across the
line which divides girlhood from woman.
hood. Ignorance aud neglect at this crit
ieal period are largely responsible for
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\ Washington paper SAYS that
insomnia is an epidemic thte. A
Doodle and graft Investigation al.
WAYS has that effect in Washing
ton.
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Cypress Lumber an Grades and sizes.
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WORD TO "A MAN OF ANY sIZE'--With our new line Of
puon suits for Spring and Summer wish to call
special attention the fact that "a of size be lifted
here. The tall and slender the stout
bg fellows need hunt around from
discouraged way" Can't Find Anything Fit Me-
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-03
Precipitated BY Tearing Yates Ban
ner From Its Fastenings.
DAY OF FRUITLESS BALLOTINC
Notwithstanding Release of Delegates From
Instructions Attempts to Bring About
Break We're Spectacular.

BY tho Associated Press.
lcan leaders break the deadlock
O'Clock this evening the mbag
attempt bring a spectacular Exon
Chairman Cannon engineered the which possible
port the committee resolutions fvorab
delegates themselves
favor of the resolutions eauenty
delegates to break the deadlock He declared
mise and called attention fact
njurng the Republican illinois,
resolution adopted
The days baoting change
after the afternoon
lowden ctcannonp
of scattering
lots his
tho closing ballot the seventycghh dropped
Yates lowest during his closing
material change tho other candidates
Much excitement prevailed afternoon
shoutee started several demonstrations
tion and they great began
Yates grd
bearing quotation,
Chairman Cannon ordered taken led
by Sheriff Ben 6ranerd fro
the Morgan Yates delegation
Yates hung the OF the platform
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-03
Desperate Effort Will Be Made to
Take Port Arthur.
TROOPS HURRIED TO THE FRONT
While Kuropatkin Will Brayely Lead For
lorn Hope in an Endeayor to SuccOr
Beeagured Fortress.

Toxic June 2The Japanese moving swiftly
of Port fortress begin day
The pIan now heavily days exhaust the
troops within possible they viii be allowed sleep
and rest while the Japanese troops refreshing
onslaught
The city will Admiral feet assist
operations II believed the stronghold can be almost redu
cd by stonna will not begin until the cannonad
ina power Of the fortress viii
The accuracy their thorough
familiarity positions they to shell will make their work much
The stormne of surrounding stronahods will
qure days estimated The loss will be tremendous but
aan considers the
capture the obitcrtn Of tie Rus
disabled condition still The Jap
anese have hope 0 capturing ships
If the habor up they out they will be
blown up by been cleared heres
bly those ships will make dash for their
liberty greatest battle Of the war VIII be the result
Admiral Tooos n expectation
pobabt not Russian ship would es
dash like this, while practical
than the blowing the
vii an t.
However the Japanese bombadno
their fleet guns the ~ imminent.
The siege Of city history
and fighting ability of the
enemy but they strategic stronghold
they they will prove in few days
The Japanese army believed will land
probably Pigeon bay.
The japanese have discovered and destroyed formidable system of
land mines designed reoi
These ezte ded for distance several miles
forts
retiring Dany destroyed
only naanmabe the
cst oil buildings
artillery together
artillery engineer
directing try preparation the as
saut The Port Arthur haf
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-03

moneI a council OF war iucmdiua
Minister Of War Sakharon. Marine
Minister Ayellan, and Minister of tho
interior PlehYe. The council dcbatcG
lor several hours al Tsarshoyo-Solo.
Il have reason to believe the ncces
aity OF preserving naval base at
'0rt Arthur and the loss Of prcstg
he fall of Port Arthur would enta
ere arguments which prevailed u
be council Kuropatkin has, there
ore, been advised TO attempt TO 70
'age the fortress, but TO act with th,
reatest prudence. \ general whom
interviewed on the subject of the
ounciI said.
IF Kuropatkin Is weak enough I.
dvance he will commit serious
under The number of his troops R
Insufficient, and the conditions unde.
fhica he would act are untavorablC
le might meet an almost irreplrabl,
ayerse ana Port Arthur be furthc
rom relief than ever. II we try to re-
ieye Port Arthur We win be doinf
Xactly what the japanese hope
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-03

of Chicago, dropped into the city
quietly This afternoon on the Eris
train. and at cnce sought Sheriff A,
i. Johnson, who accompanied them I
Irae spirit Fruit farm whore M
llerheson aud Mr. Grice represenio
themselves as newspaper men.
Jacob" had gone into the city. br
returned TO the farm soon after She
If johnson and his three companion
reached the place. Sheriff Johnso
was the first 10 greet Jacob. wi
lppeared annoyed and nervous. l.
quickly recovered his self possession
lawyer Herbeson and his sontnIa
,UU represented themselves as new
,aner men. They said that dlthonc
hey had left their cameras in th
hotel. for the pr, sent they would llh
permission to see anal speal, with u
sirl blessed" Herbeson. PormIssio
Fas readily granted Jacob wef
o the stairway and called her
She came runuirs down stairs. \
he entered the room aud recognize
9or father and brotheriniaw ah'
tarted back momentarily and tnrnn
7aIe. but recovered AMI throw herscI
mto her fathers arms and. with
kiss. said. Why. papa
Il vas hen that Lawyer iIerhesot
t.;4 fss,. Httebittts aud hfe frame trent
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-03
FURRY IN COTTON.


Y Associated Press.
New York, June 2-The cott'r
arkei today opened rather ateady ):
me at a decline Of iU9 points an
uual scnsationally weak under ii
jaliOn that seemed to come fro
racticglly all sources, hut which wa
alicycd TO originate chicly with Ne
lrlelus In side OF a minute almos
My had broken q points and contii
od to decline until it had rcache
Isl In the late trading shorts COZ
rcd and the market turned stead
with prices jn10 points up from th
,ottom. hut at net loss of l0n5
,oints. the sales of the day cstima
3d at G00.0O0 bales, representing on
,f the most active days since the Su
iy collapse.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-03

he Republican party of Illinois are In
opardy He asked unanimous cont
ant to permit each candidate to
peak on the resolution for FIVE min
tes one or two cries of No" and
| object were heard
Nobody gets on his feet said
annon. and hear no objection. For
ught | know these voices come from
he tomb
Reserying the balance OF his time
move the previous question. Reeves
irst called on I0wden. who said
Il believe this deadlock ought to
e broken. For two weeks or more,
have repeatedly said I would wei
ome any solution which was not In
mica TO the interests OF my 400 loyal
'elegates, and ! most heartily release
hem lOwden was given an ovation.
Yates said Having had no notice
whatever of the proposition to allow
he candidates to speak to You. this
unexpected and | have no set
words Yesterday my friends propos-
Vi plan to refer the whole matter to
he fountainhead the Republican vot.
RS Of the state The delegates in
heir wisdom saw fit not TO adopt
hat resolution But without waiting
o be called here half an hour ago.
'ersonally released all my delegates.
nd they did me the honor to refuse
10 be released
Deueen said: This morning my
rjands met and told them believed
{ was right for us to tamper with
1ur instructions. although We could
Tot tamper with the instructions II
thers. ! am in favor Of the resolu-
tlon. i
Hamlin said Whether Won vote for
this resolution or not III rather see
the men and women and children OF
bis Hntry continue go be prosper
,us than TO be governor Let us nom
mate a ticket. let as 10 Il early. and
whoever vou nominate. let us rally
around his standard and sweep the
state in Republican victory My can
lacy is mere atom. AMI no matter
who is nominated shall give him
my support
sherman said This is no time for
party precept this IS time for party
action The delegate, are now before
the bar Of public opinion If the state
# Illinois Judgment win hs passed
in November and the verdict viii be
the test of our conduct here On the
End day Of June II We hs Republi
cans. let ms be governed by the losfc
Of events here today over twp weeks
ago the little band Of delegates who
have honored ne by their support OBJ
fCoHtiRHea GA Second Pagel
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-03
RUMoRS CONFIRMED.
BY the Associated Press.

London, June 2-Telograms from
different points seem - confirm th.
rumor8 that Kuropatkin is attempt
ing diversion in the direction O
Port Arthur. Russian reinforcement
aggregatiug l2.000 men. according
a dispatcn from Tien-Tsin, are mo
ing southward from Kai-Ping t0Nart
Walangtien. Another brigade is TO
lowing. the intention being to cngag
the Japanese now attacking Port A.
thur in their rear.
These reports are received with
certain measure OF skepticism in Lot
don. The belief here is that if Kur.
patbin Is undertaking such desperat
move he can only be doing 50 in defea
ence TO the strongest political pre-.
sure and against his own better juds
ment
The TeIegraph's welI-inlorned 60
respondent estimates the total dt
tending force in port Arthur at 50o0t
This is a most formidable army
he SAYS. and il will he q narYel0u
achievement to carry By assaul nc
a place with more than a score @
great lJndward forts, disposed al
distance OF fifteen miles from The har
bor sull. the reduction Of the piac.
can undoubtedly he accomplished
According to the Chronicles Toxic
correspondent the Russians have
completed eleven fortre ses al Lilac
Yang and are laying mines al dis
tance Of five thousand fcat aroun
them
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-03
PREVENTED
GENERAL FIGHT IN
STATE: CONVENTION
WATER SCANDAL
Trial of Defendant in the Grand Rap
ids Scandal Where Conspira-
cy Is Charged.

by Associated Press.
Grand Rapids, Mich, June 2.-ln
the trial today of T.. ID, Conger, editor
of the Herald, on the charge of con
spiracy in connection with the water
scandal, i, Clark Sproat, manager of
the Grand Rapids Democrat testified
that Salisbury paid him $l3,50o. He
related the conversation held with
promoters and said George Ellis was
selected as holder of the promotion
fund Telling of conversation with
Salisbury, Sproat said SALISBURY said
he wanted $4,000 for Senator Burnes
and $4,000 in place in Ellis hands
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-03
MIDST RAIN OF SHOT
AND SHELL JAPANESE:
WILL MAKE ASSAULT
SECOND DAY
Session of Arbitration Conference De,
voted to Consideration OF the
Subject.

BY the Associated Press
Mohonk Lake, n Y. June 2.-The
second days session of the arbitra
ton conference opened with an ad
dress by District Commissioner II. b.
+. Mcfarland, Of Washington, ON the
subject Of arbitration treaty with
Great Britain also with other nations.
The evening session was devoted
wholly to the consideration Of arbi.
tration from a business point Of view
Clinton Rogers Woodruff, phila.
delpha, delivered an address em-
bodylng the report Of the special com.
mittee appointed to bring the ques,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-03
DEWEY A FEATURE.


Annapolis, Md, June 2-Admiral
Dewey was the feature at the gradu-
alton exercises today at the naval
academy. He was given a salute OF
10 guns as he entered the scadcmy
grounds. Later he Witnessed drills
md demonstrations by cadets in the
machine shop and armory The an.
lual meeting OF the Alumni associa
lion was held this afternoon and the
annual dinners of the Alumni asaocia
ion and graduating class were given
tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-03
PAID THE PENALTY.


Columbus, O., June Carl Bctg
cntcnccd to death for the murder Of
John Geuforl at Wauscon. Ohio. in
July. 1908, was electrocuted in the
annex of The Ohio peniteutiary az
1850 Friday morning The murder
was committed while Berg and anolh
er man were holding mp and rohbiue
a gang of tramps in a freight car
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-03
SERIOUS nLtJnpeR.

BY the Associated Press.
Paris. June The eorrespon lent
of The Echo o. PARIS al St Petersburg
fclcgrapiIs -AleXieT and KHr0pat
Kin having asked The emperor TO set
tie their dispute, his majesty sum
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-03
STRUCK A HAND CAR.


By Associated Press
Evansville. lu1. June "a freight
train on the Loui Vile 6 Nashville
railroad. several miles below th.e
city. struck a hand c3r on trczt'e
to-day killing Wiley Blackburn If
BlHG CITY. Ky. and ". C.. Schultz. 81
Adams, Tenn. and seriously iniuring
William scherer, of Carmi. III.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-03
FROM VLADlVosToK.

" the Associated Press
Nladiyostok, June Letters from
he taealer Of war report that Rus
Jan raiders have succeeded in pcne
rating as far as Gcnsan ana also
outh Of Anju. They nave destroyc.
jeFots of japanese supplies and cay
urej provision trains The Koreln
are fleeing into Manchuria to escap-
be h3rdships of war Chinese arc
moving from kwaa-Tun2 into nortf
rn Hrrotaria ia ORDER 90 avoid liv
ine in territory under Japanese con
troll,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-03

to be paid Editor Cungcr ! think he
said something about Congor not play.
ing fair that ne had paid him $1,000
INT that he had to have $4,000 more.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-03

tion of International arbitration be
fore business organizations of the
country
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-03
BooKKEEPER GONE WRONG.
RY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Baltimore. June Jesse y. Baker
bookkoepcr formerly employed b.
the National Howard bank of thi
city was arrested today charged Will
cmbczzlcment. He admitted a short
age between $4,000 and $4,000 II,
was committed in default Of $4,000
boud. q, - 1st~ raelaE
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-03

'OW morning
Springfield, NJ, June THE t.je
legates in the Republican conve
,n have been released frem the
structions, hut il is doubtful If tn
lopiion 0f the plan propo e1 f.
reakiug the deadlock will be success
H. The ballotiug that imme liatcI
llOWcd It showed no material chang
nd recess was taken a H I'm ua.
O'Clock Whr1 the contest was reaua
until S.25 this evening WHEN IN
invention adjourned until tomorrow
orniug. having taken t. ballot
ithout breaking the deadlock ans
Dmiuating q guhcru atorial candidate
Contrary 10 expectations Yates r.
ased his delegates md supporte
e resolution rather ,ban line up bi
lowcrs against on losing a caucu
Until a short time before the cor
'ntion met, Yates and neuee1 botl
I'VE evidence that they opposed III.
leasing # their delegates
Doncen's delegate decided late thi
'orning 20 support the teIa1~iue
solution Then Yates knew his o.
,sition was useless
Whe~ the cnneentior wsS calf.,a
order Walter Reeves. chairman Of the
on resolutions, presented
the report Of the resolution committee
releasing the delegates from the in
Reeves spoke in favor Of
the report, which recommended the
adoption OF the resolution ana depior
ed the fact that the convention had
emsined here until the interests
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-03

Chicago, June Jack Johnson.
colored heavy weight champion, de
fested Frank ChiIds, of Chicago, in a
six-round contest tonight.