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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-29
.RATL|FT HORSE STOLEN

AT SEVEN O'CLOCK LAST EVENING ON ELM PLACE IN THIS
CITY.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-29

Continued on eighth page.)
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1904-03-25

FOR sALE-Lots al and 242. Into
MIA Addition, situated On south side Of
Fifth street, near the Park, between Web
ster aud Grady avenues. Price s65o.oo
each. For terms apply to J. F. Barbour,
or J. II. D. Haverkamp- fl2h.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1904-03-25
Legislative Failure.

The Meridian Star does not
think the Legislature has met the
demands Of the State, aud because
OF its failure in this regard is
progress will be retarded. The
Herald was OF the opinion that the
legislative body was rather pro-
gressive; this is certain in most
all matters Of appropriations. The
Star says
On account of the failure of the
Legislature to give us the proper
legislation for the advancement Of
the Interests of Mississippi, the
state will be somewhat hampered
in her growth during the next four
years, but she will be able to over
come all difficulties in her way.
She is now growing and develop
ing faster than any other state IN
the Union because her resources
are greatest She will learn how
ever, from the failure of the pres.
ent legislature to do what her peo'
ple sent them there TO do, "A most
valuable lesson. She will learn to
MAS men, who are candidates for
the Legislature in the future, to
pledge themselves on matters OF
importance to her welfare.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1904-03-25
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Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1904-03-25

Even in far away Abysinia the
fierceness Of President Roosevelt
is recognized as the Broncho Bus
ter, and to add to the collection of
curios in the White House, King
Menelik of Abysinia has sent the
President joe a baby lion; Bill
d fierce hyena, and two enormous
elephants tusks said to be the fin
est in the Abysian kingdom, and
yalned at $1,000. The shipment
was escorted on board the Lowther
CASTER with great pomp and cere-
mony at Port Said. There is trou-
bic. in store for the White House,
for the hyena is one OF the most
vicious specimens Of his kind ever
brought to America. They are
now awaiting orders from Wash
ington.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1904-03-25

We offer 800 reward for any case Of
eatarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Guse.
n. J. CHENEY q CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known y.
J. Cheney for the last IS years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bust.
ness transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by their
irm.
West & Traux, Wholesale Druggist, To.
ledo, ..
walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu'
eous surfaces Of the system.
Sold by Druggists, zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Testimonials free.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1904-03-25

The Dallas, (Texas), Times-Her-
aid thinks that those who believe
that Uncle Grover would not ac-
cept another nomination for the
presidency, evidently have not
been reading bis public expressions
recently. When an honored cih-
zen takes time and trouble to af-
firm and deny every rumOr con-
eernide himself that is put in cir
culation it is good evidence that he
wouldn't dodge a political honor if
thrown his way.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1904-03-25

Your dwelling house, household furnituI
store building and merchandise agahs.
loss BY Fire, with II. T. EGGLESTOH
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1904-03-25
MONEY ATaPER cENn

Es Yazoo Building and Loan Associ-
at.iou Is Ioaning money at 3 per cent,
payable monthly. For particulars IN
duire Of Ma MOTT.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1904-03-25
1T SAVED ms LEG.

P. A. Danforth Of Lagrange, Ga, snf-
fered for six months with frightful run
ming sore on his leg but writes that
Bueklen's Arniea Salve wholly cured IL In
five days. For Ulcers, Wounds, Piles,
it, the best salve IN the world. Cure
guaranteed. Only IS cts. Sold by X $.
Wheless, Druggist.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1904-03-25

Senator smoOt, of Utah, is too
closely connected With Mormonism
to make a respectable number Of
the United States Senate. It is
yearly proved that he has indnlged
in all Of the poIygamcus practices
of the church.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1904-03-25

Buffalo Bill has fled a suit in
Wyoming for a divorce from his
wife. Mrs. Cod} says that she
will fght it to the bitter end. Col.
Cody has been married 80 years.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1904-03-25
SOUTHERN Ma
TIONAL CANDIDATES.
They VIII be Nominated When
South Makes Demands.

The GalYeaon News EIt2
mistake COMMON euoug6Nay the
South in accepting as DenCZy bite
everything at the North Which
bears the label,
f'lf a Southern nau were fairly /
nominated tor president or vice.
president it says, "if bis records
were straight aud his views souud J
even if he were man of the high /
est ability aud merit, thousands of
Democrats in the North and East /
would refuse to vote for him.
1t is no doubt true that under
the circumstances thousands of So
called Democrats at the North I
would refuse to vote for him, but
they would also refuse to vote for
any other man of sound views The
objection would not be to the
Southern man, but to the man of
sound views.
While Southern Democrats have
not been much more suceessSesutf
late in developing presidential ti'
Der than have their political asso.
ciates at the North, there is no
good reason why the claims of
Southern candidates should not be
considered in Democratic conveu-
tons. The matter of sectionalism
which has operated against the.
South Of late has not been the old
sectionallsm of war times, but the
newer sectionalism based upon ex-
pediency. Brvanism knocked
even that out when 1t took one
candidate from Nebraska and the
other one from Maine.
Whatever chances of Democratic
success there may be this year
seem to rest upon, the hope of car.
rying New York, Connecticut and
New Jersey, the South and some
of the important middle Western
states. This was the situation in
all Of the campaigns from 1868 tc
1892, ard the South acqniescvd il
the plan Of campaign which tool
one candidate from the vicinity o.
New York and the other from
OHIO, Indiana or Illinois. Natu
rally enough, Northern politician
will not be the first to break u
this arrangement, but IT cannot g
on forever.
Ii an attempt is to be made dur
ing the present year to restore thu
Democratic party the time may no
be favorable for innovations, bu
, aside from "doubtful state" con
siderations one Of The candidates
might as we'll come from one side
OF the Ohio river as from the 9th.
err.
There are plenty of people at the
North who call themselves Demo.
Gratis who will not vote for any
\ man of sound views, no matter
where he comes from. tits mis-.
take, however, to suppose that this
element exercises a controlling in
huence. It's utilization with the
Democratic party Is more damag-
ing than its hostility. /.
If the nomination Of a Southern
man of sound views would be the
only way IN which this contingent
could be driven off the Chronicle
would favor that policy even now,
but the nomination Of any sound
man Will do the business and the
Democratic party will gain much
more than it will lose.
There will be Southern represen-
/ tation on Democratic national tick
cts whenever the Democrats of the
South shall demand it, and fit rep
resentatives Of the party in that
section who are not in league with
Populism will poll every Demo
cratic vote at the North.-Chicago
Chronicle.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1904-03-25

1t is stated that nine of the most
successful of modern novels aggre-
gated sale of over ], 1000 cop
les. The paper on which these
books were printed was made Of
wood fibre--cellulose- and the
Pawtucket Gazette. figures out that
it required about 1000 trees to
furnish the paper.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1904-03-25

Mrs. Lee Jackson shot and in
stantly killed her husband near
Laurel Saturday, and then commit
ted suicide herself.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1904-03-25
Mothers Friend.

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Ilhe state Of the mother during CESSATION may
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Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1904-03-25

TO cURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II It fall
to cure E. W. Groves signature is On
each box. Use.
The evening world., 1904-01-19
EMPLOYEE
IS ANSON|A THIEF
Manager Webb Convinced that
Man He Discharged Stole
$500 Worth of Gems from
Rooms of the HochSterS.

Manager Webb. OF the Ansonla, said
to-day that he Is convinced a. former
employee OF ihe hotel. who had beer
discharged; stole tho $500 worth o!
Jewels from ths rooms of Mr. and Mrs
William Il. Hoohater
"In new hotels" said Mr.. Webb.
there always will he robberIes, MS II
takes eore time TO select tho help You
can trust. In taking on such large
stan as We have to, we ca mot but ex-
pect IN get some dishonest servants. As
fast as we ind them ont we discharge
them. OF course
at is llNn thev nre to he feared. for
the other sarvRc Go not know OF the
discharge and when they come back to
the hotel for tho rltnrlo purpose OF rob-
DurF iA"T have ;hH fuI run of the Dla ce
without question,
"InSpertor MeClL$ky Informed me Co
day that Bs ynt he has discovered no
clues. lic also is cnnvOnccd that some
former employees of the Ansonia oom-
mitted the robbery. and his men are in
vcStiEa ttrg all IhDsA who have heen dis
chnrIsed from our crnploy. He has sent
his men among tho crooks and h1tsl
thieves In town and Is sure from what
We learned that the Jewels were not
stolen by A professional
The evening world., 1904-01-19
In Humanity's Name
Ask You 10 Tell Ne a Sick
One Who Need, Helm.

al card stating which book TO SSshd 1 will
do az the rest: ana accept AL the risk. 70
'i via VIA .sna sSSr d% Gr'nS my rs's Sao val will, .pn,.
with VII a ,, ,drisg!st M near IL that he. may take
take 1t . Inonth At my risk. II II aucreei5
at costs 81 10. IL II rails wnl paw the drug
gist Inyseir. And the sick ones mers word
/ do that 20 that thos. VINO sssd h.lp will
Accrpt n, l have what those sick ones must
have 10 get well and In4ks my offer 60
fsir that no Stak one can neglect Il.
Ion may thins y tooIfA.t to he po,.ibls
RsstoratiSs TO huntrsdx or ihoussrids in this
way. and so out Of each 40 have paid gladly
because thss were cured. 4 Willingly ps :.
for tlls rest.
lifetime on u. u ~ my dtscovsrS. and the
only known treatmant tha, strensthens the
The o5h,non way In to doctor the organ
su, s ,.nrSrss wssE S.s s MY s,ns' Al Yea
back the nerve power which alone opsrata.
every vital organ. l give TO each organ the
power TO do its duty. and thets ia no other
way 90 make weak ORGANS well
csprer--h,aTes a curs imposEiels Such are
My book will convince pou. for 4, L. clssr
Almost any slcl, one who reads X WILL kno
that ne can get well.
Simply state which LOOK on Dysgspsia
DOCK You Waht aiu Book o On the Kidneys.
address DR. Shoop Rook for Women
BOX lb4 RaolDs. wis b., 1nv ~ Men .ssssLs9.
Mild cases. not chronic are often curved
with one or two bottles. AZ dr,iEgtstH
The evening world., 1904-01-19
A CLEAN, HEARTY
MEAL FOR 5 CENTS.
Hand-in-Hand Restaurants Ad'
vertise for Army Of Hungry
Men Whom They Are Anxious
to Feed. ..-
MES.-ws feed the hungry.
Don't eat until you arc hungry.

Don't eat until you are hungry. .
Then 10 10 Hand-in-fiand Restaurants,
21o Bowery. near Rivington St. or
Mulberry at. Ger. OF Park row.
and act the largest. elssnest and bsrt
Meal on Earth FOR cent?.
Variety Of dlsnes: everything neat and clean.
Cup OF fine coffee with each meal.
This odd advertisement appeared III
tho Help Wanted" columns of The
World yesterday. A reporter who went
to one OF the restaurants found that the
nte-cent banquet was reality, and, rs
sooh departing ing, patron put it, "a!l to the
Tho entire menu foots up 80 cents. hut
iot even the hungriest waGr who skir-
nishes on the Bowsry could dsvour the
whole at a sitting. Here's the full Utii
OF fare with prices
large Bowl stew, Bread apa Coffee. e. &c
hahed Liver and Potatoas. NTH Bread snH
Baked BEANS. bread and ttotrss. &c
lorllsd Beef Hash, Bread and t;ofies 81.
iLash and lisans trair and han,: ....... %
Five Cruliefs and Cup of Coffee. -. DO
I:sh Eakes ton Friday) with hread and
NoIe ''''''.'..''. ....,. :. :. ....... &c
'lfow do you do ii? Why do you. as
4 seems, conduct this place for your
henithE asked the reporter of stout,
kindly looking man behind, q desk at
ta the as0,n front ot u the clean. white-painted
Don't do anything OF the sort" re-
turned the manager, MIR. John Conroy.
We run this place 60 feed men and 10
out slices OF charity or sing hymns 10
a man while he In eating. We let him
como in here and buy Mis- food"
But you can't make money at auch
Don't" AAla the nsnaxsr again.
"Hepe sondy day 70 1Aks The PLACES
sslf.t,yporsine. but haven't as yvy.
az letting the Kind OF men we want TO
reach know that thyre is q place where
they can get mors for = nickel than IL
contained by drink OF 'Inoraue' wiiis
won't lose his self-respect In seeking. 4
hand when its put up to him TO
hustle for nvs cents 70 buy his meal
Self-respect is what kseps men from
don't help 1t grow when you give food
away"
The evening world., 1904-01-19
KING PETER TO GIVE
Up HIS THRONE
Servian Monarch, Unable to
Wholly Depose Regioides, Is
Wiling to Abdicate and Let
Powers Name His Successor.

VIENNA. Jan. 1s-KinE Peter. OF
servia, accordinE/to report from Get
tInge. Montenegro, published by the
Ncues Weiner Journal is prepared vol
unfairly 10 renounce the throne and
allow the powers to nominate his spc-
Cessor.
This intended action OF King Peter
was hinted recently IN dispatches from
Belgrade the attitude OF the powers in
again recalling their Ministers from the
SERBIAN court being gwen as the reason,
At the Christmas festivities most of
the foreign diplomats We're conspicuous
by their absence. the slight being a re-
hul,e to King Peter qor continuing the
reEicides IN power.
1t is said that the Servian monarch
finds himself quite pOwcricss 10 depose
those who murdered the late King and
queen. and win accordingly leave the
solving ot tho problem TO the powers.
The Primes o! Montenegro IL said 10
have received mandate from Russia
to clear up the nreCarious situation in
SerVla and King Peter is wiling to
abdicats without parley. His successor.
it Is aGied. will only be permitted to
ascend the throne conditional on hts
agreeing TO punish the leaders In the
conspiracy which resulted In the assas :
sinutIon OF King Alexander and Queen
Drdga. removing AL those who were di-
rectlv or indirectly concerned in the
TeEicldcs.
The statement published by the Neues
Wc!ner Journal is not confirmed, but ali
reports indicate that affairs in Seryin
are steadily growing worse and that
they are causing the greatest anxiety
IN Russia and Austria The Servian
IConspjrators are said TO be openly
threatening TO take revenge on Europe
outbreak I'm tle spring. The internal
condition OF Servia is alarming out.
side the towns life and property are in
secure. The roads are infested will,
1,1.ir~nsN1g
The evening world., 1904-01-19
resslon. for Firemen's widows.

AEBAN1. Jan Ex-senator Plunkett
last night introduced bill taking from
the Fire Commissioner OF New York
F City discretion relative to the pension
ing d dremen,s widows and providing
tint they shall receive not less than
80 year.
The evening world., 1904-01-19

getting weaker my heart would often beat
very fast NO / could not sleep. Now | am
wen and strong and feel grateful so the doe
Hnl. Long Island City.
KoCH-O-LENE cures Catarrh, Deafness,
FREE EXAMINATION daily. II TO Z:
S9NpAYs SoSsT2s iss ,, Ga or write 70 m,
West c2d St, between 9Th and Tth MS, next
q Ehrioh's store. New York. PLene. eai
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-07-16
FIGHTING NOTES.

kid" Slater, who on the night of
the 23d will trade wallops with kid"
Scaler at Newport. has adopted new
and entirely original scheme for de-
veloping his footwork. Besides skip
ping the rope. the kid uses his little
bull pup. The pup Is called Kid and
the fighter and the dog were found
hard at work sidestepping each other
this afternoon when the writer visited
the training quarters at the Anchor.
The dog Is n shifty little beast and
made savage snaps at the feet of the
fighter and made the latter sweat to
sidestep him.
After the work with the dog the
kid took on four husky young fellows
and boxed couple of rounds with
each His wind is In fine shape.
A telegram was received from
kid" Parker today saying he would
leave Walla Walla and arrive in Spo-
kane, July IS. He and Slater will
then train together for the fights at
Newport.
Quite crowd of fighters will be
here next week. Jack Donnelly writes
that he Is coming to Spokane to start
his training for the fight with Parker
July 20. His object in coming here
for his preliminary work is to show
the members of the s. A. A. c. what
he can do In hopes of obtaining a
match under the auspices OF the club
Both Parker and Donnelly have n host
of friends In this city.
Word from Newport says Scalei
is down below the required 12s
pounds and Is now building up. He
is faster than ever and clouts some
of those lumberjacks around In quick
style. He Is confident of beating
Slater In short order.
Billy Snailham will arrive In Spo.
kane from Frisco In couple of days
He will challenge the winner of the
Slater-Scaler go at Newport.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-07-16
CINCINNATI TO
WELCOME ELKS

CINCINNATI. O., July 16.-While
officially Elk week does not begin
until Monday. official Elkdom began
to come into town today for the an
nual grand lodge session and reunion
Grand Exalted Ruler Joseph T. Fam
ming and the other national officers
Of the order have established reunion
headquarters at the Burnet house.
Most of the delegations will come in
tomorrow evening and Monday morn
ing, when it is expected that no less
than 10000 Elks with accompani-
ments, will be in the city. Some Of
the large delegations for which rooms
have been reserved at the leading
hotels will come from Toledo, Balti-
more, Detroit. Saginaw. McKeesport.
Dallas. Louisville. Chicago, Column
bus, New York. Parkersburg, Denver,
Omaha, Kansas City, Milwaukee and
numerous other cities throughout the
country.
The preparations to greet the visi-
tors have been completed and the
business section of the city is mass
of purple and white, the colors Of
the order. The program for the week
embraces the four days session Of
the grand lodge. which opens Tues
day morning. and unlimited entertain
ment for the members Of the order,
who will have an immense variety to
select from. all being free to those
wearing the badge of the order Out
side of the grand lodge the most in
terest attaches to the contests of
various sorts for prizes. These in
clude prizes for the delegations COM
ing the longest distance, for parade
appearance and originality. for the
largest percentage of total member
ship attending the reunion. and for
drill contests and band contests, for
both Of which there are numerous
entries.
The complete program for the week
is as follows:
Monday-Boat excursion on Ohio
river for grand lodge members and
their families. Fireworks display on
banks of the river by Cincinnati lodge
and neighboring lodges.
Tuesday-Opening of the grand
lodge session in Masonic hall at 10
a. m. Addresses by Myron II. Her.
rick. governor of Ohio: julius Fleisch-
mann, mayor of Cincinnati; August
Herman. exalted ruler Of Cincinnati
lodge. and Joseph T. Tanning of In
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-07-16

STREFT DEPARTMENT
TO GET Even

to the walk and tore Il up without
giving me any notice. There was not
broken board in the walk. 1t was
little old, but perfectly solid. A
friend of mine saw the men at the
work. Does Mr.. Cullen know of
thisT he asked. No, I don't think
he does, and what is more 1 don't
give - said the spokesman.
''The sidewalk Is still In the street
and there it will stay until the city
gets tired Of seeing it there. They
will have to rebuild it and I'll bet
there will be no lien slapped on my
property I'll fight the thing in the
courts. The city had no right to tear
up the sidewalk when they did. Under
the permit 1 had Is days to repair
my walk before the city could take
any action. They tore it up within
week after 1 received the order to
make the repairs.
Lawrence Owns the City.
THE man whom 1 went to see at
the city hall is a clerk. Lawrence is
his name He was overbearing and
acted as though he owned the city.
He owns little or no property here
ana cares nothing whether the city
isi'sued or not. He does not have to
pay the taxes. The work Of the
street department was spite work,
pure and simple. I am not going to
be. bossed by these politicians when
they see fit to act arbitrarily.
"What we want to do Is to turn
these people out. They are as rule
men who could not find employment
IN aFbig business office and yet they
try to manage the affairs Of large
city. 1 will do what 1 can to get
rid Of them. AS vice president of
the American Federation Of Labor in
this state I will be able to do little
something. 1 am also a member Of
the trades council, and 1 can assure
you that the laboring men do not
view with pleasure the grating and
waste that is going on in this city.
l pay about 5000 year In taxes and
all I get from the people elected to
serve the public is impudence.'