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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-25
200 We're Killed aud 1000
Wounded by Cossacks Who
Showed No Quarter
THEN ROBBED DEAD OF
JEWELS AND MONEY
FIGHTING SPIRIT OF PEOPLE
AROUSED AND REVOLUTION
MARCHES THROUGH Ev-
ERY SECTION OF Po-
LAND.

Lodz, June 24.-Since the arrival Of
reinforcements this morning, actual
fighting in the city has stopped, but
the outbreak is by no means quelle1
and fresh collisions are expected mo
mentarily.
The city resembles a shambles and
the terrible scenes of the last two
days will never be wiped from the
memory of the Polish people. Alto
gether there are ten regiments en-.
camped In Lodz.
The fighting spirit ct the people is
fully aroused. They have tasted bloc
and want more Certainly the reyolu
tionary spirit is abroad, and 1t remains
to be seen whether military measures
will have the same effect as previous
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-25

Amigo. Wiz. June 2i--Ch'cf of Po-
lice McArthf was shot and killed wv
linn WitinGer- nn e-caned maniac from
me hospital fpr ihe insane * OH
kosh.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-25
Bishop Favors Child labor law.

Tie bishop Of Rhode Island IL tax.
inr prominent part IN the present
AGITATION for strictcr child labor
iaw nov pending In the stntc legisla.
turc ssb ss9 IN
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02
OBITUARY..

4 b. IA .
Died Jan. ~, Mrs. Dora
Conroe departed this life 4, her home
near Duggan. She was the daughter
I Dan DAWSON and has lived near
Norwood all her life. She leaves a
husband, children, brothers, sis,e.
and many friends 70 mourn her hess,
The deceased was laid at rest in The
Norwood Ccmc,ry.
Messrs Sam Smothern,an Frank
Place, and Everit Dellinger spen,
one evening last week playing
finch,
Qaite anumbef Of young folks from
Union Grove attended the lecture a,
Norwood Friday and Saturday night.
X L. Jarrett spcnt Sat and Sun,
with his grandma in West Plains.
\ Hurrah for the one horse shsys,they
are the order Of tho day!
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02
Ur ion Grove Items,
'"BY sAlLAx AND GRINNY."
E, W Ha,rod.

|
! We are here again after few
weeks absence We have been hay
ing winter weather the past i've week:
with rain snow and sleet, but We
didn't get showed under.
Wonder who Golden Rod" isl
Married al the home OF the brides
parents, Miss Hattie Meada to Mr.
Richardson Of Kansas. We wish them
a long and happy life.
John frisch and wife are The proud
parents Of a new baby, born ian. x
N. $, Finley's little babyls very
sick at this writing.
sir. 3, F Thomas r, r. y. mail
carrier had an accident while GU, on
the road during the icy weather One
Of his horses hurt its leg very badly.
Lizzie and Haiti. Caudic, Frank
FINLEY and Clyde Steincrt spent
Monday eve Of las, week with Mr.
George Finley, They report a nice
time as they went coasting BY moon.
light,
Miss Rosa Jarrett completed Six
months term Of school al Duegan last
Thursday, she hasstaught a success
tul school and is goiag,o enter school
at Norwood IN a few weeks, Miss
Rosa Is an accomplished young lady
and is loved BY all who know her.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02
ANTL.ER ITEMS,
NY TWO MO cHuMs

Dear Ed. and friendly corryspon
dents W. wish to place in you
valuable paper few items from
'ais fssFt " the conntry,
'Ys IRE having cold weather d,
pTsaent writing.
GIandma Rosda.aa iaIl N tbs
ics AID broke her arm.
Rstta Ellis and her little broth
or Acy, visited Saliva and Minnie
Gaddis Tuesday night.
Bro. Parker vii, preach at ths
Campbell School house Sunday.
Every body come.
Quite number Of Young folk,
IN our community enjoyed them
selves coasting Monday night.
Hello Sweetheart" did you
have a nice time coasting last
Sunday.
Orvie Clark was tho welcome
guest Of Mise, Bessie Campbell
Sunday. What about J. w. B.
Henry Ellis called on Edwin
CLARK Sunday.
The dance at Mr.. Lee Longs
Saturday night was we'll attended
oil report nice time.
The Endevor Society at Camp.
bell is progressing nicely with Mr.
Alfred Bare President.
Arthur FIeels is contemplating
going west in the near future we
wish him success,
Well as it Is getting late ard
this is our first attempt will NOT
write any more. II this escapes
the waste basket vii, come a
gain.
Crowded out last week.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02
oEkALDINE TINES
DY SWEETHEART.

Well here | am with my little
budget Of not much Of anything.
How does this suit you for a
slick timer 1t does very we'll for
me.
The mail carriers are having
q time with their horses They
break thru and sometimes cut
their legs.
Elmore Dye who came uP from
Arkansas q week ago with bis
mother on a visit broke his leg
last Sun. while sleighing His leg
was caught between the sleigh
and q tree and crushed.
Ambrose, how did you and
Luther enjoy your ride Sun !
Marsh Gaddis gave a dance last
Non. night. Many were there and
report a pleasant time.
M. and Mrs, Josiah Tate visit.
cd rhos, Watson Sun.
Yes, Sweetheart will go see his
new Cousin Coble, and who is 1t
now besides Goblet
Luther Watson visited Ambro.
% Hagysrd Sun.
There will be a pie supper and
entertainment at the Ellis School
house some time in the near nut
{ urG.
Won, as the Bic snow has come
AZ last,
And the CREssEr is growing
very fast,
tin getting quite cool on my
toes.
20 | think I'D bsttar close.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02

an Empire here mentioned, had
Fpower to tax the whole world.
shows that bis jurisdiction cx.
tened thus tar. The empire OF tho
Romans filled the world. and
when that empire fell into the
bands Of a single person the
whole be.ame a strife and dreary
prison for his ensmies Tie slave
Iof imperial rlespotism, shetber
hc was crohGsmned so drag I'LL
gildtd chain III Rome and The
senate, as TO wear outa life Of
exile on the barren rock OF Ser
iphus on the frozen banks Of tie
Danube; awaited his fate in silent
despair. To resist WIS fatal and
it, was impossible to fly. On every
side he was encompassed with a
vast extent OF sea and land which
he could never hope to traverse
without being discovered, seized
and restored TO his irfitated
master. We come now TO the
mixture Of clay and iron IN the
feet and toes And whereas
thon sawest the feet and toes,
part Of potter's clly and part Of
iron, the kingdom shall be divid
ed Dan Pa
Confined
e, w Halrod.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02
The Sure W ord d
Prophecy


~1h S.A'"~Fg 'A"'@A N~DS '~~N
~ fares history informs W
all countries, or provinces. again
81 wnicn Babylon aid noNeiu TIE
height Of her power, we're sub
dned by its army, the Babylon
Kingdom; therefore, comes al
this point into the field Of proph
ecy.
1t was the golden kingdom Of
q golden age, Babylon, it's met.
ropolis, lowered to q height never
reached BY any Of its later rivals
Situated in the garden of the east
what was 10 be the nature OF the
next kingdom after Babylon:
After thee shall arise another
kingdom inferior TO thee < Dan.
? 80. first part In that night
vas Belshazzar tAe king of the
uhaldeans slain, and Darius. the
Median, took the kingdom; being
about three score and two years
old. Dan S. 30:3l Thy kingdom
is divided and given TO the Meads
and Perslaris, 2ev, and another
third kingdom OF brass. which
shall bear rule over all the earth,
Dan. 2 80,
1t is not necessary to the full
fiilment Of the prophecy that one
of these empires should have ey.
cry class Of people and every
isolated country under its abso-
iute sway,
Babylon never conquered Greece
or Rome. The idea Of univer.
salty in the case Of these king
doms may be understood in this
way When one OF them came to
the front, it became the great
and overbowering object in the
political world, and in this sense
was spoken of as having unlyer.
sal power, All nations stood ia
awe of IL, US was the case with
the tribe In and around Palestine
when they heard Of the success
full passage OF the Red Sea by
the Israclites and Of the great
victory over Pharaoh. Thus RAJ.
hab said to tie spies or Israel. Il
know that the Lord hath given
you the land, and that your ter
ror is fallen upon US, and that
all the inhabitants Of the land
faint because of you Josua 2;N9I
Such expressions are still COM
mon We say OF acustom that i'll
is universal but VIC do not mean
by that, that absolutely every
person in the world adopts it.
II has simply gained prominence
enough 70 command respect ev-
cry where without opposition In
this sense itcarries power that
is universal.
So with these prophetic emph'
esIs, we will see what we can
find of the Fourth Kingdom
And the Fourth Kingdom shall
be strong as iron for as much as,
iron treaketh in pieces and sub,
du.th ell things and as iron that
breaketh, al these shall it break
in pieces and bruise,' Dan, 2;40.
II the first three kingdoms We're
universal, and the fourth strong
or thar all the others. that, TOP
must have been universal. Two
universal empires can not exist,
simultaneously. hence.if We find
a fourth universal empire, IL
must be the one denoted BY the
legs ofirou
And it came to pass N those.
days that there went out Q de-
cree from Caesar Augustus that
all the world should be taxed ''
,uke 2; / The fact that tas Run
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02
LUMBER

You can huy,oak Lumber al the
Colony mill for $50 per thou.
sand, mill now situated on Whet-
stone Creek hah way between
Norwood and Mt. Grove near
the Il. r. We will deliverit with-
IN a radiance of ! miles, for $1,000
per thousand.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02

Mrs. N. p. s'eworl is On the sick
list this week.
Wen We must ring of, as this may
become monoliuous. Hurrah! for
the CREssEr and bye bye 10 all,
Crowded out last week.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02
IS IL NOT WONDERFUL

Norwood has one Of the best
stores In the County. The pro-
prietor does business with the
people, for the people and by the
people. Come to our counters and
JUST watch and see, ali the Jumps knocked e
the face OF high prices, and the profit dollars
scattered amona the peonle s
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-11

Fred. Roberts, J. p. Sevener, I. ;
German and Frank Williams, the con-
yicted murderers OF Jack Welch, are tc
pay the death penalty for their crime
next Friday if the Board Of PaIdons do
not intervene. Rev. Father b. ). Dar-
nellie is making strenuous efforts and Is
spending much time and money in en-
deavoring to prevent the death penalty
from being carried out. The fevolting
and brutal character Of the crime and
the strong and convincing testimony
presented at the trial has had the eff
feet OF causing the iuryinen in the case
to stand firm on their verdict and fefuse
to ioin ia any Recommendations OF
mercy.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-11

to be taken from the general county
fund for the purpose Of building a bridge
on the county road near Caliente. After
consideration the matter was laid over
until next month for further investi-
CATION.
\ petition from Las Vegas asking for
the appointment OF Dr.. c. 4. Rucker as
health officer for the town OF Las Vegas
was duly granted.
The question OF sign posts received
considerable attention, and an order was
made that the clerk OF the board COM
municate with southern districts for
information concerning locations and
plans to erect said sign posts, this being
one OF the most important questions be-
fore the board.
The salary and general claims against
the county were allowed as per register
claim book.
Board adjourned until Dec 4th, 1905
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-11
COUNTY PRINTING
Quality and Prices Win For
The Age

Al the County Commissioners meet
ing Monday Las Vegas Age was awarded
the county job printing contract. The
Age already held the legal advertising
contract, and its success in securing the
job printing contract will result in
bringing all the county work to Las
Vegas.
Other bids were submitted, but these
were so crude and indefinite and left
the way open for SO many uncertainties
that they could not justly be considered
in competition with The Age bid, which
was a complete and busincss-likc bid,
covering every detail and possible con-
tingency, and was replete with positive
specifications as to prices and kind and
quality Of stock and workmanship.
ThiS is the first time in the history Of
Lincoln county that it has been in any
way protected in the matter Of printing
charges. The Age bid provides a posi-
tive schedule OF consistent prices. 20
much lower than the exhorbitant rates
heretofore charged that there is ocom-
parisun.
Heretofore county officials have been
OBLIGED to send to Salt Lake and san
Francisco for many very ordinary jobs
which these other bidders were unable
to perform satisfactorily. The Age
agreed to do satisfactory work and to do
it within the county OF Lincoln, with
very few exceptions. Competing bid
ders made no such specification, or, in
fact. any specifications whatsoever.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-11
GYPSUM AND GOLD
Watelet Deposits Are Now
Being Opened

Active operations have been com
menced on the Paul Watelet gypsum
deposit, about eight miles east OF Las
Vegas. The gold ledge which Is close
at hand, will be developed by contract,
to be awarded later on.
Two miles this side OF the deposits is
Mr.. Watelet's private camp, comfort
ably located and sheltered by large
mesquites. Here a forty-ioot we'll pro-
duces an ample supply OF pure water.
Thursday afternoon the working camp
was established in the foothills a few
hundred yards from the gypsum de-
posit. Four tents had been erected
prior to the visit OF the writer and just
before his departure a wagon load Of
tents and other supplies, sufficient to
accommodate some fifteen persons, ar
rived on the scene Mr. Watelet stated
that twelve men would be put to work
on the ledge Friday morning, and that
the shipment OF gypsum to Los Angeles
and san Francisco would commence i'm
mediately.
Mr. Watelet and associates have
formed two companies-the Pacific
Coast Gypsum Co, capitalized ut $780,
900, and the South Nevada Gold Mining
Co., capitalized at 81 100000. Both are
incorporated under the laws Of Ne
vada. Dr. G. w. Hillegas, OF Oakland,
is president and Paul Watelet, the pin
cipal stakeholder, is superintendent in
charge.
I'VE will have spur from the Salt
Lake railroad to this camp in two
months" said Supt Watelet Thursday
afternoon. The Salt Lake company
will furnish the ties and rails and
We will do our own building"
This spur will not be built from Las
Vegas, but over natural grade to a
point some few miles north OF this
place.
This gypsum deposit is claimed to be
the purest ever found in the West, and
has market value of from $16 to $2(
per per ton delivered, The three-foor
gold ledge gives values Of $40 per ton.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-11
SIGN POSTS
Law Will Be Observed in
Lincoln County

At the meeting Of the County Com
missioners Monday, Commissioner Bald
win, OF Moapa, made strong plea ior
the observance OF the state law requir-
ing county commissioners to erect sign
posts throughout their respective coun-
ties at all intersections Of desert roads.
After some discussion, the Clerk was
instructed to communicate with the
various towns and camps, requesting
information a. to the number OF posts
necessary in each locality or section.
Bids will probably be advertised for at
the next meeting.
1t is the idea OF the commissioners To
erect iron sign posts with sheet-iron
signs. The cost is estimated to be not
less than $1,000.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-11
ANTIMoNY PROPERTY

\ large force OF Japs are employed
working an antimony property at blg
Creek. thi~aoupty, says the Central Ne
Haaan. The mine Is under the man
agcment OF Japanese engineer, grad
nate of the University of California.
The Japs have a two-foot ledge OF nearly
pure antimouy and have about ten tons
sacked for shipment. AntlmonY Is
worth 500 ton at present and there Is
an increasing demand for it.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-11
COUNTY BOOKS
EXPERT Auditor Has Been Sc
cured

The anxiety OF the County Commis-
sioners to lave the work OF auditing the
county books completed as soon as pos
sible, resulted in their awarding the
contract to the lowest-ot the three bid
ders who were present in person.
W. II. Moore, the successful bidder,
agreed to commence at once and to
complete the work within three months.
BE comes with endorsements from some
twenty counties in various paats OF the
United states, where he has rendered
similar services.
Now thatthe question has been raised
most OF the officials appear to be as anN-
ious as the people to learn the actual
condition OF affairs.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-11
LOCATION NOTICES

Latest approved form location notices
,qn he obtained at The Age atfies in any
Hlartitr desired
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-11
CLARK'S STEAMERS
Will Run Line From San
Pedro to Orient

Daily press dispatches state that SON
ator Clark has just completed his plans
for the establishment OF a line Of
steamers to be run from san Pedro to
the Orient in connection with his san
Peiro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake rail-
road. These boats are to touch at the
Hawaiian islands and the ports OF
China, Japan and Manila, and are de-
signed to compete with the steamers OF
the Hill lines and supplant the Harri-
man lines.
The United States Government is
building at san Pedro a breakwater
costing 5000 600, which makes it one
Of the finest harborS on the Pacific
Coast, it is said, and vessels drawing
thirty-fve feet can enter this harbor.
Senator Clark has had this harbor in
view since he first planned the san Pc
dro road, and it is now remembered that
several years ago he expressed the opin-
ion that the geographical situation OF
san Pedro made it the key to the Pacific
trade with the Orient, Australia and
South America.
The san Pedro line has alteady begun
The construction 0f enormous 5ooks al
its terminal, and the company is char
tering tramp steamers to encourage the
trade and prepare for the establishment
Of the new line when the new boats al
ready contracted for are finished. The
contract calls for the building Of four
new l5.OOO-ton steamers.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-11
STATE NEW S
Items Garnered From Various Papers
Throughout the State

Work has been commenced on th'
foundation for the new library and Su
preme Court rooms at Carson.
James Nevin, State Bullion Tax Col
lector, estimates thatthe aunualrevenuC
from all sources viii easily exceed
5000 ,O0O.
One foot Of ore averaging 100000 pen
ton is alleged TO have been developed
in Gold Park district mine, located III
Lander county.
State Senator Charles +. Hardin was
married in San Francisco on Thursday
OF last week 10 Miss Jeahe Schillig, OF
Yuba City, California.
Sixteen per cent of Reno taxpayers
have signed 4 petition for municipal
ownership Of water and electric lights
and other franchises.
4 railroad TO run from Snake River
Valley, in idaho, to Winnemucca, 2lO
miles, has been financed. Construction
will begin at once and viii be finished
by January /, 1907.
Work has been stopped on the well at
the State Capitol. Water in the well
now rises I'd the surface, but duee not
flow over. / centrifugal pump will
prol,ablx be put in, which will force the
waite. to the highest part Of the Capitol
building;
The Searchlight Telephone, Telegraph
and Electric Company has been ineor-
narrated In LIS Angeles with a capitol
ization OF $50, 900, OF which $4,000 has
been paid into bank. II is the in'en-
tion 10 establish 4 lttal exchange at
sear'.hliFht. with a long distance Ton
neetion witii Niprerihi
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-11
OIL EXCITEMENT
Rush to District Near Indian
Creek

Word has reached las Vegas Of an oil
e1citement in the vicinity of Indian
Geek. 1t is stated that Is miles OF
lahd had been located up to last sunday
noon,
J. T. McWilliams, who returned this
week from a trip to his timber claims
in the Charleston mountains, states that
he encountered many responsible par
ties in the vicinity representing sub
stantial interests. Most OF the locations
have been made by business and mining
men from the Bullfrog district and some
Ios Angeles parties.
1t is said that experts have been in
the field and have given encouraging
reports. The district is about seven
miles this side Of Indian Greek.
Other oil locations have previously
been made in the vicinity Of this dis
tri,t, but no test OF the properties has
ever been made.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-11

L. B. Young. president OF the de'uh''
coIJdeld Bank K Trust Company Whc
had been placed in jail at Hawthorn "s
the result Of conviction upon secoii
trial. has been granted Il new tfiai oy
Judse Murphy, who set aside lhe '''
,lict Of tho Jury IN the case. TIC jury
IN the case of cashier j. x. Boa'e' On
,.;al.bars,d witt, embszzlement ~ con
iect,on With the wreceins q 'he ,,i S,,l'''
i.,nI. brought in vtrliet ri not s''''F'
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-11
POWER RATES CUT

4 20 per cent cut in rates has h'en
made hy the Nevada Power, Milhngand
Mining Company, which recently estao-
rsbod a system Mt GoldfelG, carrying
mower from Bishop Greek, Inyo county
california. The reduction Is sara 10
have bee,i made on account OF the
threatened invasion OF Goldheld ps 4
couple of rival companies that were re
Gently organized.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-26

"Maligned and oftentimes mistreat'
ed and misunderstood as he was, |
think have never met a man with a
bigger, truer heart than Rain-in-the-
Face, and knowing him as did his
death brought real sorrow to me. Sor-
row ito know that shall see him no
more and regret that even the notices
| of his passing should revive the old
mis-statement which makes him guilty
of having cut Tom Clusters heart out.
This is false"
In these words, D. F. Barry of this
city, in discussing the death of the
nsted chief, paid tribute to his Indian
friend. Just how their friendship
started. Mr.. Barry. scarcely remembers
further than that it grew out of his
going among the Indians at Standing
Rock agency to take their photographs
to add to collection which has no
superior. !
Many opportunities came for "The
Little Shadow Catcher" as the Indians
called him, to befriend the chief and
so often were they taken advantage Of
until Rain-intheFace came to look
upon Mr.. Barry as private banker.
Gotten he would go into the agency
store" said Mr.. Barry, when in need
of something and If he did not have
the money or its equivalent he would
get the agent off to one side and there
tell him that if he would trust him that
he thought his friend-meaning me
would pay the bill when he came out
soon. He never abused a trust and
should he be able to pay the bill be-
fore came he always did it.
Ellis letters along this line were
sometimes rather amusing. I remem-
Der that on one occasion the agent
wrote to me that he said Tell my
friend that want a pair of new pants,
vest, coat and if he can stand it,
white shirt-and tell him to hurry
up Not long after I received a sort
of hurry-up in the shape of the follow
ing letter: %-, ... .a... :
Ny Dear Friend: wish to say a
few words to you through Joe (the in
terpreter). Although you are far
away, still l. never forgot you. I am
very hard up at present. My wife has:
been sick long time and for her sake.
l ask your assistance. You know am.
not able to earn a dollar and with all
of my troubles tell you my heart is
bad. That is all have to say and
believe me still to be your friend.
tRain-in-the-Face' T.
p. S.-I shake hands with you and
your wife, -.