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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-17
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MOUND CITY.
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Mound City Feb. IS, 1906.

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The next attraction at the Mound
City opera house will be "In a Won
ans Power" dated for Monday even
iue. Feb ~.
Mr. NJ. y. Mccartney. of Vienna, q,
visiting relatives here for a few days
The mask bah given by the Wood.
men was a very great success.
Il. T. Deyore has purchased OF Mr.
Perks the property occupied by Ed
Keller. Mr. Devore Will erect a store
room in the front and occupy q as a
store and dwelling
MT and Mrs G J.. Rev have no.
turned 20 Metropolis after a pleasant
visit with Mr. and Mrs VIII Ken
needy
Mrs Harry Cooper OF America. was
calling on Mound CITY friends Friday
Mr W II. Harris Of Paducah. mas
accepted position a blacksmith for
fla Metal Bound factory
The insurance company has settled
With Perks o. Higgins for the prop
erty which was burned last week
AR Grant is the agent in Mound City.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-17
LOVE CRAzED GIRL
! PRISONER ON SHIP
SENT FROM AUSTRIA TO END
lNFATUATloN SHE THRICE
TRIES SUICIDE.
A POET AND WRITER
Famous in Hungary For Her Beauty
and lntellect---Is New Hopelessly
Insane and viii Be
Deported.

New York, Feb l6-Crazed witt
love for man from whom her parents
in Germany were sending her away
pretty Anna Csuci an authoress. TWEEN.
ty years old. is held a prisoner in the
detention ward Of the steamship Graf
Waldersee after chree attempts to
commit suicide before the liner dock.
| ed In Hoboken today
| The young woman who was famous
| in the town OF Feiso Nadasz Hungary,
as a peet and a writer is now believed
to be hopeessly insane and win in
IAN likelihood be deported
She sailed third class from Ham
burg and with her was a young man
who had been detailed by her parents
20 see that she came to relatives 10
America He confessed today that on
Che train to Hamburg he tried 70 kin
herself because she wanted 10 so back
70 her sweetheart But the ships
officers did NOT know Of her intention
until on the first night out she was
found hanging by a silk scarf that she
had tied 70 the support OF her berth
When cut down She was almost dead
ami was resuscitated with difficulty
Twice afterward on the voyage she |
fried TO jump overheard Three days
ago II was necessary to lock her in the /
detention room and keep a close guard /
over her The medical inspectors at i
diagnosed her case as eX T
treme melancholia
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-17
FRANCE ON VERGE
Concluded from First Page)


yiIabrl
"Firemcpt" mo- sbou,ad They cap,o
,..... ,.t
Hose. The water poured m power
lul streams upon the crowd. but this
time they were nor driven away hv
tho water.
The 6remep mounted ladders ami
tried to pet inio The church tb~ouo,,
fh ransom pu tho evcffej conorr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-17
STRUCK BY TRAIN.

piaIuwell Mich Feb iG.-Chapal
Fowler, car repaircr Was Killed ias-
today. bis wife apparently dying form
De shock. and Charles II FaircbilI
Fowlar- as stauf probably fatally
Injured Internally as result Of a
backing Grand Rapid and Indiana on.
zinc and csboase striking "a railroad
fo'ocipodc on which tine three were
riding
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-17

You might be living In a house twice
as big as your present one II You had
begun 20 watch the want ads for
chances and opportunities and invest,
ments years ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-17
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to December 10, 1905.
raE FAST MAIL ROUTE
shortest and Quickest Route 70
ST. Louis & Chicago

i;;i2 q. m. ia ~ Chicago vestibuie Limited.
= irving In Chicago al 1890 q. m , connecting
with At ernoon trains for an points east and
north.
2;2O a. m. Daily 81. Louis Night Limited
arriving IN 81. Louis kt .os = m. counectinf
~ Union Station TOR AL points vest sleepins
cars open a. qif5 p. m.
$40 a. m, Chicago Daylight Expresa
except sunday, makes all stops between CAIN
and Chicago, arriving in Chicago 81 5.5G D. NJ
$40 q. M. 81. Louis Morning Express
making All stops.
Ilils a. m. Il. Louis Fast Mall, arr, .
ing In 81. Louis ct 90 .. m.
t1si5 a. IN. Chicago Mid.day Special
arriving IN Chicago. 9 30 D. N.
2;3Sp. m. Daily IT. LOuts Limited, ar.
irving IN St. Louis At sos D. n, connecting
Union Station for kansas City. Omaha, Den.
yer, san Francisco and al points west
2i35 D. M. Afternoon Express for Odtp.
caRu
sem .. m. Thebes accommodation
1900 .. N. Chicago and Eastern rs,
press arriving IN Chicago a. 3 a. A. N Indian
s1,oiis I.za IincinuAti, 80 3 m, aa1zia. So
I. m. New York $50 a. m Sleeping cars
Chicago,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-17
ADJUSTMENTS

AuaU as Thomas Arizona As to
le presented ar the Opera house Thurs.
uly February 22nd Mr. Thomas ha-
taken the ranch people Of the south
ve=t Uncle Sans cavalrymcn tha
re'abborng and erratic Mexican. and
bland iIert footed Chinese servi,or
fr the folk who unwind the skciH
pr ps pretty and dainty a romance a,
has ever been written boy an American
8ulohr
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-17

All that's called want advertising
is not want advertising any ade-
quate sense. Only a paper which can
give the largest publicity TO your want
e adequately sc-tls-ng7 hat Tant
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-17
POWDER MILL BLEW UP.

sbam0kin. ia, Feb. 16.-The c H.
neil Powder A1ill. na-r here blew r
this evening from an unknown eau
killing Henry Fetter. an emplCge. ami
seriouezly burning Robert Kidd. ID.
this place
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-17
SOUTHERN DIVISION

rug ONLY DIRECT LINF TO uFnr ere
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA. At
LASrA, Jackson VILE "a
NAfNAH. NTCFsRupa
aud JACKSONVILLE.
500 ~ m. The Dixie Flyer Hsnphis
Hssbyiile and Jacksonville
Rf4O . N Memphis and Ns7 ORE - Limit
- via Aemshis. striving 10 Memphis a. ssfs
q. N and New Orleans ssls p. n
$500 q. M. paducsh and ouitrffie.
fsii p N. daily, Memphis and TeH orlesa
Fsst Nal arriving Il Memphis a. les . n snS
Ne. Crlssns At $40 = ~.
Isfi ,. N, daily, = Hshvills, osntsnoosaas N
Atlanta.
0ss0p.u- NenDhfs snd New Orissrs rp--Is
arrfve e. Memphis - u - D. n Na- orisar
l1ss1a. a.
esf5 p~f8c.h 49, f.saf vile
mTrCT thro1rn tIcEsts, stespiuE car Ncouu
raodaticus aud further iuformstion aprlv a.
illinois Cen.rsl Fasssurer stsfion- Cairo. IN
&C. HATtH. ara
A-AS0& E--1@-.s- IT, 49,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-17

Every little while there appears a
want adj which is aimed so directly
At you that If 1t were a bullet you
would be hit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-17
PERUWANs OCCUPY ANDoAs.

Gra aquL Ecuador. Feb 1G.-It ie
tumored The PeruTians have occupied
LIZ L--1L---ll l.Hu o. A-Lol-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-17

PasSpnners PoT New Yort snd eastern
uSSOH9S'S cities should bear in mind
thst the Illinois Central is The uuiekest rpnfe
by many hours. leaving Cairo At 200 p. m. and
striving IN New rE at7.l0 the second dav.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-17

IT might break before the season
fairly commenced
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-17

Among fhe attractions offered hy
h. Opie1m Stock company g. tll
great sen ational drama "A War 0.
Wealth which win bc seen here fo.
tia frt itme next Wednesday niga-
THIS play atoInds in thrilling situa
-io-s anH at Do time does the intero
Jag The company is a large and
evenly balanced one. and TIE prodnc.
-'rn wiii re- seen here tho same as
presented in other cities this sea
sm and viH without doa5t meet with
mere favorable comment than any
attraction Manager Williamson has
offered his patrons this season. The
O-Hlcum stock company comes for
three nights. FetrH1rF 1920 y.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-17

New York. Feb If-THe National
board 20 L-o- -e1l- t11- Ll- CHS
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-17

1t is really remarkable how the
baseball writer Ia other cities of che
Kitty 'eaeHn arc giving ha maaas
meHt of fbe INSTRUMENTATION com.
bmaiou advice as r1 whom to pick f1r
MANAGER af tHe Urban park team
VIII zoo ae GcteeHCe 90 thair tips if
is roIy fEaiy tna- the owners of 'He
rtban PARK cam win use Their own
Judgment rather than the judguol.
0f uDr Ju fHey fu Hor Elow.---..t
laau 5uuf-aL
Chcfys Beg your pardon fut i.r
ting lu
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-17

President Gosnel OF the Kitty laa.
que has gwen ont positively 10 pa
iron That there VIII be no rowdyism
This year and that ne win maintain
order on thc field az all hazards Die
viii notify hi. ump.ros thar If they
cannot compel players 10 play bah and
not Chew the rag that he wii f.
better men vino VIII. if hc has to PVT
in new man every day to do b. Ha
realizes tha patrons pay their money
70 see III game and not no Wtne
brawls There win bc three regular
ump.ros and several extra ones. Um.
pire WIN receive 81 a game for th air
services ami viii be in exclusive con-
troll Mafnm Journal
Ump.rls are paid t75 per monta.
.tho'r travelling expenses uch as boa~l
and rai'Ipld ar5 The carettH i00
covers this point AMI all others u
language shat cannon Doc m staben
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-17

lilR HEEP will natr rrH zee fhr bright
sHh o-Lh side of ule. % b. entrfeft
Fholc91me because u Be- HsDET-TFT.F pfrRt
10 exp us71s spared ir fre brewing ~ this
beer f-r we on e. uur=eiEaa on giving son a
beer tnat cs-nf b. equali-f Inr its fufI Ioz
-asts and thor iuFh riy-
CAIRO BREWING CO.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-17
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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-02
GOOD WORDS FOR
MANHATTAN STANDARD


H. ID. McMaster, general manager of
the Manhattan Standard Gold Mining
company, has received letter from H.
l.. Rummel, superintendent on the
ground, and one of the best known min
ing men of Southern Nevada, speaking
of the property of the company. The
letter was not intended for publication,
but parts of it are given herewith
"The sooner you get out here the
better, for / know we will make a big
sensation for we sure have got some
ore. Will start some samples from the
Bald Eagle tomorrow. They win pan,
and you can judge from the samples
that it is the same kind of rock that
carries the goods in this camp, and l
can show 4 feet of it on the surface.
Do you suppose the company would let
any leasess
Now Mac, / want you to hurry
back. You should have no trouble at
all in placing the stock at 5 cents. 1t
should not have been started at less
than Is cents. "
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-02
RED TOP ADDS TO PRODUCTION

Beginning
to
of
100000 The being mined
in gold $3.50
saekng and landed the Gardner
handle it. Arrangements
and possible
handling of 80 of
day.
adequate the
of condition of
workings the
the rock
in
level wonderfully
that point
grade 5000 1t show
drted there has been decrease
in nbreadth or the value of returns
enforcedly
temporarily To alleviate the condition
level connection is made with
will there The vein
breadth and $500 500
Like the south drift that
depth the
of gold both
ceased
broken the richest in the shoot
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-02
LOCATES VEIN in
RED TOP EXTENSION

Each days development of the lease
ON Red Top Extension company $
ground being operated by Messrs. Tay-
lor, Hughey and Colburn is more in
dicative of the ultimate finding of pay.
ore. For some time past the acreage
has been explored at surface through
the medium of a series of open cuts
which has resulted in the finding of a
12-foot ledge of well mineralized
quartz. Paintings taken yesterday de-
note the presence of gold as high as $40
to the ton and thus encouraged the
lessees are preparing to prove up the
vein at depth. 1t is their intention to
utilize the 65-foot shaft sunk by the
Red Top Extension company and in the
furtherance of their purpose they will
sink it an additional 100 feet and then
crosscut to the ledge opened at the sur
face. The property is known as the
Bull Dog Fraction and adjoins the
holdings of the Jumbo Mining company
on the north.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-02
INCREASES ITS MILLING PLANT

The nail head and crash
of maui the Combination this time incne the
the vicinity foundry rather than
further
machnsts engaged erecting
evidence sides both
mill and the shaft each instance smooth running slick
been
and practically completed
mill which ordered several weeks arrived
and installed rapidly conditions will permit The building
which completed the date of its arrival
but readiness the work of setting the
machinery steadily Unless something unforeseen prevents
expected than February To- and
will through the tube daily The
will through 200 mesh
machinery used in connection
with the mill which the time the tube are also
being placed in position.
battery crushing mill has been increased by
another battery like number the latter has not
been placed commission 1t is however, and ready for business
which the
of the single 1Ostamp
battery handling $50 week of Combination ore
and battery action supplemented by the assist
weekly rpled The
gold grade about the which nsures
tonnage monthly
valuation of $600O0
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-02
SANDSTONE ORE
KEPT UNDER LOCK

On lease No. 8 on the Sandstorm
Mesrs. LOTUS and Davis, the men who
first opened up ore ON that property,
and gave incentive to the general de-
velopment of the. estate, are daily add
ing TO their already substantial bank
accounts. The regular line of work
goes on without interruption and there
is no diminution in the output. Jan
uary's product is at the sampler but
the full returns are not yet in although
it is known that the month s business
is highly satisfactory to the lesees.
In the company workings on No. 6
the miners are drifting northward IN
bonanza ore and are sacking the entire
output of the ledge. Ore having ton
mage value of $125,000 is being held
under lock and key until such time as
plans for its treatment are decided
upon. 1t is probable that a test run on
this product will be made at the Kin
kead mill. From No. a heavy ton
mage of $3.50 ore is being sent out.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-02
LEASERS
ON GOLD COIN
in HIGH GRADES

Clement NJ. E.. M.
the time of the value of
of company which
but it is
doubtful they anticipated opening body of within
after taking the body by the
good them the paid for the holding with
} but little farther development -
made strike the uprase from the
made workings
riches of made the The
Of that grade being saved
The literally mpregnated
of the white and yellow
friendly proximity might perhaps be looked by the
) Al recognition Of their parity.
5fot level the other
shipping grade their hand both Of which
with The main body opened
and he extracted from moderate
probable that much greater
however unfortunate disagreement his
advisable the
parallel with
by before he abandoned
extend along its
strike good particular from
width IA breadth
, and a splendid grade of shipping
Gold hold
ing company yesterday its
lively looking which shows cond
which The rock
similar those prevailing in the Jumbo ledge
that with further sinking he will catch
dip of that famous ledge in his shaft
the Gold Wedge
with the strongly in
drifting From down
+ the rock evidences of naturalization
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-02
LESSEE WALLACE is
STILL SACKING ORE

Once an operator on the Florence
estate finds the pay crack, values never
leave him, at least such has been the
record to date, and Lessee Wallace is
no exception to the rule. He is still
sacking high grade from his strike of
last week in the east drift at the $50
foot level and will send out his first
shipment within ten days, possibly the
latter part of next week.
There has been little if any widening
of the streak of shipping grade and this
fact has determined Mr.. Wallace to
sink another so feet and to once more
crosscut to the ledge. At the 20O-foot
point he believes that the pay deposit
will be more extensive and values more
evenly distributed. To accelerate sink
ing and mining operations in general
an electric hoist is to be installed an
order having already been placed for it
in San Francisco. 1t is expected to reach
camp some time next week and will be
Immediately installed.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-02

NEXT BIG RUSH
FOR PALMETTO
TO THE SOUTH
FOR PALMETTO

$4,000 opened
district about 20 miles south of Godfed
of fomswhich sach
in width and
the Bur
of Valley NJ NJ companys
stuff has already sacked
the pile is being added to daily.
information the find out Wednesday
yesterday morning the further nforma
of 12nch streak of excellent
shipping gold The
milky background for the rich
of the precious metal
$4,000 and $ the
the fact that the lodges the Palmetto country
yesterday afternoon when
Office which mined
proximity Burlington The
the surface and judged
the s showing in the latter
Death Valley practically Godheld
Stimer,
mining this Some months Mr. stmler
Palmetto claims and associating himself
there grouped the
of securing funds with o develop them.
Immediately securing incorporation stime returned
blocks and let On the strength
believe that
will lessees in ship
opening high grade the Palmetto district is be-
by with
to the
dggins confidently That gold there
gold there plenty willing hands to
gather it.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-02
Made Careful Examination

Messrs Lotus and Davis have made
a careful and exhaustive examination
of the acreage and are fully convinced
that it holds great mineral possibilities.
The property is located in the Dia-
mondfield section northwest of the
holdings of the Goldfeld Daisy Mining
syndicate. There are five claims and a
fraction in the group, all of which have
been more or less developed. Several
large and promising ore bodies have
been opened up and in two of the
shafts sunk by lessees average values
are being secured of $50 to the ton, the
veins at times assaying as high as 5000
per ton.
Last Wednesday a strike of consid
erable Importance was made on the
Tom Kane lease, an account of which
was published in last week g issue of
The News, and with development the
prospects favor its making into an ex-
tensive body of high grade.
With the passing of the porperty into
the hands of Davis and LOTUS it's fu-
ture is assured and already they are
preparing for vigorous and thorough
campaign of exploration. The lodges
already exposed are to be tested and
proven up and it is also the purpose to
open up new ground as rapidly as the
formation win permit.
Two new veins were recently uneov-
cred both of which hold pay values.
Quite a tonnage of fair grade Shipping
ore is lying on the dumps and the work
of saeking the product viii be taken up
tomorrow The first consignment VIII
20 out about February 90 and is to be
followed by others at regular intervals.
Operations are to be furthered by the
installation of a hosting plant.
The Great Bend is one of the most
promising pieces of mining realty in
the northwest section of the Goldfeld
mining district and that il had not
passed into the hands of experienced
mining men some time before it did is
somewhat of surprise.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-02
LOTUS and Davis Purchase
Control, Reorganize the
Company and Stock
Over Subscribed
in a Jiffy
FAITHIN MEN AND PROPERTY
Ore Opened in Several Places and Is
Making of Big Mine, From All
Indications = Stock Jumps
From II to 81 cents in
Few Days

There is plenty of money in Gold
field for the right kind of propositions
with the right kind of backing. No
people on earth have greater faith in
their home camp than have the people
of Goldfeld. With good property and
good men, no fotation need 60 beg
ging.
This was illustrated forcibly the past
week, when a reorganization of the
Great Bend company was effected. The
reorganizers opened subscription list
which was circulated privately-so
privately, that it was entirely un-
known to the public and to even the
wisest of the stock brokers, and to the
press; and still the subscriptions were
so heavy that the allotment was over
subscribed in a few days. Since, there
has been public demand for the stock
at ? and 3 times its flotation price.
The reorganization scheme was ef-
fected by Messrs. Lotus and Davis,
the well known operators of the great
lease upon the Sandstorm bearing their
name, and organizers of the Gold Bar
company of Bullfrog. These men have
been uniformly successful in this camp
and everything they have touched has
made money. And while making money
for themselves, they have made money
for everyone who has gone in with
them-all of which is the secret of
their great success in the Great Bend
promotion.
The controlling interest in the Great
Bend Mining company, amounting to
100000 shares, was purchased. The
deal was closed Thursday of last week
and Immediately following its an
nouncement and the report that a
strike had been made on the property
the stock advanced from IL to 21 cents.
Since that time there has been still
further advance and the shares are
now eagerly sought at 81 cents with
little in sight.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-07-06

y The Big coffee is the best value to
had, 25c pound at Eauterbach.
Mexican Hats at The Bee Hive De.
partment Store.
Good pasture land for stock, Or
horses, close to town enquire at this
office.
Ask to see the 15c & 25c box station.
cry at Whites Drug Store.
The H, & X. cigar is now on sale
with our Kendrick people and if you
want good cigar call for it. Made by
I the Lewiston cigar Co,
The Bee Hive Dept Store has just
received the new Du Brooch white
waist. see them.
Mrs. w. A. Reiniger and daughter
of Palouse, have been visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. White fof several
days
Lumber from the Galloway King
sawmill, on Beat ridge. the Cedar
creek sawmill and the Andrew Baker
mill near Southwick is being piled
along the sidetracks for shipment,
Tom Hunter has landed the largest
trout of the season out Of the Potlatch.
The fish meausured 16 inches in
length.
The great German Lice Killer SOC
Whites Drug Store.
AT the presbyterian Church the Rev.
Archibald Durrie will speak in the
morning at II o'clock--dlrectly after
the Sunday school on 'One thing
know" or-"Historic witnesses for
Christ" Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Y. P. S. {, E. at p. m. Subject" For
giveness." All welcome to any and all
services.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
has just organized Boy Choir to
lead the school Singing. Rebearsals
will be held in the church every Wed.
nesday at Z P. IN.
Next Sunday morning July Is will
be gathered in suitably addressed en-.
velopes, which will be distributed this
Sunday III the pews, the annual church
collection for the work among the
Freedmen, "Our brother in Black"
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-07-06

The ,Du Brock white waist are tHe
best filter. see them at the Bee i;'v
Dept Store.
The Rocldple Go Will have their
semi annual meeting Mt their offirn
in Kendrick. Thursday July 1896
the financial committee has Just fin
ished their work and report every
thing very satisfactory, to both
Directors and Stockholders.
H. T.. Vessels of WetasKiwin is
visiting his family in kendrick com
hinlhg pleasure with business. His
many friends are Welcoming him
back, we did not learn how long Ii"
intends staying but he reports u
good business in b. c.
Though mistake of the mail agent
On the Friday lliorlling train the Ken.
drck mail was dropped off at Troy.
The streets are again in their old
appearance having lost the 4th Of July
green trees ard red whil5 * blue bupt
ing.
The scarcity OF watet Is again pre-
senting its self to the people.
Mr.. and Mrs, Monroe, Mr., and Mrs
B. F. Callison, left July 9th for tan
timber expecting to be gone tor several
days.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-07-06
Notice to Stock Owners.

The ordinance relative to keeping
stock up will from the 18th of June, be
strictly enforced regardless of expensa
to the city.
This Is watning that stock running
at large 10 the corporate limit will
thereafter be impounded and Penali7
ed.
THE VILLAGE COUNCIL.