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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE

( Notice Is hereby given % an person.
Interested ,hat tho city Council Of the
/ city az Cairo ilI having ordered thai
sewer be ul. o1 Hoi5r.k avenue
0,u BE- point I'D i.e. smtn of tbo n8rta
in" of Y#any r.'reot fo Zoe center
" IHenryfUNHa src,t tho ordinance
for 'ia samo ns.n" ou Gle iu lbo Office
II ue ci'F c'nrh of said city ana
'HFHe applied Ip th" county clerk ~
alexander county Tor au assessment III
tu" cost nj said Improvement accord
In9 fo benefits, and an assessment
hereof having been made and returned
10 The said court ,ne final hearing
thereon win De had ou the sixteenth
day Of January. A. b. 1905. or as soon
thereafter as the business Of tbe
court win permit SAID assessment
payable iu three insisilmcnts wiki IN.
forest at the rate OF five per. contu,1
per annum, on all iarallmcats exceu-
Che first from ara after confirmation.
tll person desiring may Gle obiec.
IONS Do t.i court before said dav.
and may appear on theNhearing arl
make their defense.
" YESTERDAY,
OF Special Assess
mcufs -
Dated Cairo. miusis. December
'9'h q. D.. 1905.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
8AFFLElATTEMPTS
T-h Gees IN Tan5raek Mine Frus.
tr-ts Efforts Made TO Re-cue
imp isoncg Men.

caIeumet Nfo5 Jan ry i3-Foul
esa.a given oa by The burning tim.
'a0l-5 1i sUenpis IF Tho Tam
-. cacrls LAY TO- roiaaze The
r.a nlrl-rel he bufininr prop.
cr.r
siactuIHa lowered 70 thf go foot
rel of $50. 2 la1 10 repair Inc
pumps were orc.camc by ga Dis
it.ss signals attracted the safi mon
pho rrc aed tde p1m9 men and re-
I-sI Iiem 40 tll sarfac. The lanes
t $50. 2 shaft have reversed tho draft
ls current now being t0wn
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
WITH A BROKEN NECK.

TGre Haute, Ind. Jan l3--FIank
Nighlinger was found dead on the
street tonight with a broken neck. He
had been walking around toward a Re.
publican primary meeting with q
crowd, but who struck him or why IS
not known. His home Is at Marshall,
ILL.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09
AN ARMY Of MEN
At FAIR GROUNDS
buildings Are Going Up Like
Magic in the En-
closure.
TRACK IS NEARLY COMPLETED
Electric Branch Line Is Being
Rushed and VIII BE Finished
on Time.

Work on the Fair Grounds is pro-
crossing finely. and has been rushed With
"a viii during the good weather of he
past week.
The grandstand rs rapidly nearing com
pietion. and the race truck is nearly
finished. An army OF men are at work
within the enclosure and the bundi~re are
going up Ike magic.
THO roadways leading to the grounds
arc being improved. and within the
four weeks which remain before tho
gates ave 20 be opened. the manage
ueut feel assured that all viii De IN
readiness for the greatest exhibition
whicA tAe Soath has ever seen.
New Electric Road.
The Passenger and Power Company are
rushing the work az putting down a
double track from Robinson and Broad
Streets 20 the grounds by way OF tho
Boulevar. About half OF tho distance
has been already graded and in some
places the rails and ties are in place
Chief Engineer Whitley says that tho
lire win be .n operation before The Sth
o. October. t-. day the fair oIens It's
gates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09
Jacobs & Levy.

10th. 18th. 18th and 18Th. AS predicted
this show, ia the matter Of APPOINT
mont facilities. backing and manage
msnt. has leaped into the forefront
of Jne circuit. and the attention OF the
whole horse world is rivited upon il.
Under the immediate control of d direc-
torate composed OF such prominent
people as Nessrs. John T. Anderson.
d. Kerr B.anch. James T. HYDE. n.
G. Bcattie. Henry Fairfax. Alexander
Hamilton. Sydney O.. Love h.
johnson. John p. Potts. Leigh r Page.
Henry g. Stuart. John Spratey and w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09
Autunn'S
Swinging
Along

With seven-league boots and the
new goods are clamoring vigor-
ously for space.
Prudent pickers will find plump
pickings here a-plenty.
$I7.oO Fall-Weight Suits, S.. 50.
(About 40 suits)
$4,000 Black and Blue Thibets,
SI2.Oo. (About p SUITS
35c for soc Guyot Suspenders.
4Sc for SI.oo Shirts.
zoe for soc Children's Caps.
Store full of just such soft
snaps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09
FATHER WERNz At
HEAD OF JESUITS
German Is Chosen to Succeed
The Late Father
Martin.
RECEIVED WITH GREAT JOY
The Selection Greatly Plcascs the
Pope, Who Declares Father
Wcrnz Just the Man

ROME. Sept S-Francis Xavier Wernz.
German. to-day was elected general Of
the society by tho Congregation q the
Company ~ Jesus. in succession TO tho
late Father Martin. who died last May.
Following the election a messenger was
Immediately dispatched 20 the Vatican TO
inform the Pope OF the choice which. 70
become effective. requires the papal sane
tion.
Although the str.ctest secrecy was OBJ
served. II IS learned on good authority
THAI two ballots We're taken before tho
0nal choice was made AT the conclusion OF
the decisive hailouus. announcement that
uew general Of the order had been
chosen was communicated 70 tho outer
world by the ringing Of a bell. which was
the signal that the meeting was at an
end Formal announcement or the cleo
ton then was made 10 the rector Of the
college At the same moment Father
Alfred Moerteus. proCUrator general u
the Jesuits. started for tho Vatican 70
Inform Pope Plus OF the company's
..r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-10
JAPANESE PAPER WANTS
WARShIP SENT TO HAWAII

races, and it may lead to a disturbance
of the peace of both nations
Now comes the threat of war and
ruin:
eve believe that it is very important
for our government to follow the ex-
ample of Great Britain and United
States of America. to DISPATCH HER
WAR VESSELS TO THE FOREIGN
PORTS WHERE MOST OF HER
SUBJECTS RESIDE, and protect any
rights and interests which they already
have by conditions of treaty. Espe-
cially to the countries like Hawaii
where the white people treat the Nip
ponese with insolence, and where this
! Is getting worse every day, the govern
ment should keep war vessel here
continually; so it may attract the at
tention of these IGNORANT. DIS
COURTEOUS AND IMPOLITE PEG
PIE OF HAWAII.
IF we ever have such misfortune as
to have difficulties with Uncle sam.
the Hawaiian Territory will be sure
the fuse that causes it. To compare
our interests and friendly relation with
Hawaii to those of the mainland is not
necessary. We would rather lose Ha-
wall than lose anything from the main
land or cause ilI-feeIing with our good
neighbor
THE world is still large enough. Be
sides Hawaii there is much more room
for the superfiuous population of Nip
pom. If our government should stop
the passports into Hawaii under penal
ty of a severe punishment, for a year
there would be no more Nipponese on
the islands in a short time, and no
more bothering those falsely patriotic
people of Hawaii who are so fearful
that the Nipponese might take their
country from them as they did from
the kanaka.
we ask our government to keep a
war vessel here constantly in order to
evade all disturbances. If not, then
we wish the government to decide at
once to grant no more passports for
Hawaii in order to keep our race from
the islands where we can not insure
We can not afford to lose the friend
ship Of the father of our civilization on
account of Hawaii.
We know that the Hawaiians will
never love us they keep us here be-
cause they can not get any other race
As soon as they find any suitable set
lers for Hawaii, they will drive us out.
get ready to desert the islands to es-|
cape future misunderstanding with our
best friend, Uncle Sam
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-10
Oahu Railway
TIME TABLE.
OUTWARD,


For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and
Way StationsE*9:15 a. m, 1920 p. m
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and way
Stations-t7:30 a. m, 1918 a. m, *11:O5
a. M, *2:15 p. m, 1920 p. M, 1913 p
M. 1880 D. m, t11:16 p. m.
For Wa.hiawa-*9:15 a. m. and '5:lS
p. m.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal
alua and Waianae-+S:36 a. M, "5:Sl
D. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mill ana
Pearl city - f7:46 a. M. 1886 a. Ill.,
1898 a. M, *1:40 p. M. *4:31 p. m.'
s5:31 o. M, *7:30 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa-
1886 a. m. and *5:31 p. m.
sDaily. Elk. Sunday. Sunday only
The Haleiwa Limited, two-hour
train (only first-class tickets hoporeO,
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at s:22
a. M; returning. arrives in Honolulu
at 1910 D. m. The Limited stops only
at Pearl City and Waianae.
n p DENISON, F. C. SMITH,
Supt. q. +. & L. A.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-10
VAR- 5 -

The Hawaiian-Japanese Daily Chron-
Japanese in Hawaii and wants a war
ship sent here. It says that members
of it's honorable race are treated i'll a
most disagreeable and unpleasant man
ner; receiving all kinds Of insolence
and contempt the same as the lowest
class of people like the inferior Dagos
and the greedy Jews
Isn't this ground for another race
meeting at the Orpheum?
The Chronicle then adds:
WAS there not man burnt to
death by pouring oil over his body
and setting fire thereto?
WAS there not school children OBJ
jected to in the public school on ac-
count of race?
Were no physicians refused a Ii
cense to practice medicine in the Ter
ritory, because they could not speak
English?
Were there not saloon keepers who
could not obtain a license, because
some voters made kicks, being paid to
do so?
Were there not contractors prevent
ed from bidding on public construction
or to work on them, because they were
not citizens?
Were there not Buddhists who desir-
ed charter for religious worship. and
had it refused by a narrow-minded
and bigoted officer, who took it upon
himself to think it was a patriotic or
ganization more than a religious one,
in this free country where the people
are allowed free speech, free press and
free worship?
rs there not a bill being devised
now, among the white liquor dealers
and hypocrits, who desire to plumber
the right to sell booze from the Nip
ponese to be introduced in the coming
Legislature?
IF we keep on like this, there will
be no end, and soon everything will
pertain TO the white race only. and it
may some day restrict all the indus
tries in the Territory TO American
citizens only.
Then what will our interests in Ha-
vail be? What benefits will Nippon
nave in sending her people here to as
list in the welfare of the island terri
Dry? 1t is just as well to shut up the
ountry TO the Nipponese if they are
.fraid to allow this friendly nation to
ave a little chance for making.
More oppression and more insults,
when it reaches the utmost point there
ill be a collision between the two
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-10
POOR FOOD CAUSE OF ILLS.


monst plants improper nu
poles poaric
On the theory
lis the
diseo the
found in lava will he
healthy
ago. said Mr. Riggs ''fowed the
Lava, all the products of this
hi willie al OF
ingredients forming compounds with acids
li
alkaline with acids, while
PLANTS.
dependent
blood of the
vegetables plants becomes charged with contains
of acids.
qualities parasites fail Acid
acid blood poisonous plants, animals and
blood
solid FORM The rational mixture of all the
highest
physical mental capacity be attained
nationally
mixed powdered rockas
parasites
California result disturbances
the similar
fertilization
infalible cure
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-10
CHEFOO JAPANESE
THREATEN NEWSPAPER

The Chefoo Daily News has pub
lished the following statement:
We have been threatened. We re-
alize that only great men, kings. presl-
dents and nillionaires receive threat
ening letters, and while our bosom
heaves with honest pride at finding
ourselves in this class, We know we
are 6oomed, and therefore ask our
friends to Keep away from us.
The letter come yesterday. Here it
is:
Chefoo, June 81, 1906.
To the Editor of. The Chefoo Daily
News.
Sir: Although 1 know that your pa
per has no influence in any part OF
the world, but those ungrateful and
disgusting words appeared in your
editorial column lately such as the
ape faced. grinning, yellow beasts"
etc, are inexcusable on your part, and
{, .erI yen gravely that if you will
dare use such rude pleasure upon US
any more, unconquered, victorious
people, we japanese residents here,
numbering some four hundred men
only shall attack Your printing office
and break up all the printing material
so that you could execute any Offend
ing business no longer. 1t is no use
to take proper steps against you. This
will be quick and much effectual steps.
I beg you to remember that even the
police boxes in the center Of Toxic
citv We're burnt down and broken up
just after the peace treaty of Ports
mouth. We are easily exciting people.
If the pride and dignity of our coun-
try were be offended unreasonably, no
matter who, and how strong may be
our antagonists, we could not rest our
hands before they should be entirely
knocked down.
Yours contemp.,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-10

LIST OF OFFICERS:
G. NJ. Cooke, President; George N.
Robertson. Manager; E. T. Bishop,
Treasurer and Secretary; F. w. Mac
farlane, Auditor; P. C. Jones, C. N.
Cooke j. r. Gait, Directors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-10

A landslide at Terata, n. T., buried
a house, the inmates being imprisoned
for several hours. They We're finally
released through the slide being wash
ed away by flood, the house and all
being carried down stream for a con-
Siderable, distance before it broke up.
Two of the occupants of the house were
severely injured
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-10
Yours contemp.,
M. S..
A Japanese resider

1t is fair to add that the Chefoo
Daily News, a. Pro-Russian organ, has
given considerable provocation to the
Japanese community by it's abusive
attacks on their country and fellow
subjects.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-10
/ HYGIENIC ENTHUSIAST
SAYS LAVA CURES ALL

NEW YORK July Ponce de Leon at his
to follow the
OF
Mr. Riggs Association of Zurich Swift rand
lived the
o
be If can't get lava take bite OF
OF Mr.
becomes pleasure;
at the sight
dose of nostalgia proof against its
uve powers thing accident but
admins
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-10
MANY REASONS.

There are many reasons why you
should take Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters in preference to all other remedies,
but the main one is because it has
never failed TO cure any case of
stomach, Liver or Bowel Complaint
in its 80 years experience.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-14
Narcms Braun nnS fcin Gnoc.

Gum Gufuf! Gicicr %funroic Mor.
Gus Braun, Der Die omerifnnlid)c
Yrciie ihon pcrId)ieoentlid) beihGitist
unb Der lettcs Sobr iint Gin Soor IL
plomotiid)c Storungen III ben bipIp,
mdiiid)en Wejiebungcn Der &ercinigs
ten Stooten mo Oeitreid). llngorn
bcrbcigeiiibrt bate. bat Den GongrcB
pieber NAL beih1ftigt. Ser Mont
lit oiienbar unterifdst porben, oenll
Der Gon9reb bat linn Den yGongrci'
iionol HecurO" our Gerfiignng gcitcIlt.
uno Der Soil Mnrcus Braun nimmt
iiber oreiBig Spalten 9tonpareiue=
Sab in Dem .Necoro" ein. HeprG-
i%entant Sul5er Don Nelp.2)ort bot lei
Iicm Ireunoe Braun hasu n~crbolien.
feline 9ebabilitirung im oGongreiiio-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-14

"sN"" w Ab'1S thfl u.
Baltimore, oen 10. gtpril 1906.
Su @Cnta6bcit Der S~ciiimmurpcn bcS Char
tcrS. IbiGnitt III, MAIDEN Die 9ontmiiidrc iir
INSTRUMENTATION III Der Stuot Baltimore
pierpit belqnnt, oub. ie pie sulilielnng clues
VerifiS araeoroIiet babeif ilber Die Gntfdnois
giingcil. ~llnfniicn nrlo gSeribcr1Dbulaer NIT
eincnt crlduternocn Eldlt fir Gle Gunocntt'
RUM umo Sushbrud eiuer MlcD, bon Der
flrrolpcliIi6itcn Seiic bon @nrreit 9lpenic,
6luiidcll Clement lino 9euiousG irabe. bis at
ciner nit @arreti gocnlie parallel laulctoen
Wien. genl1b Der AM IS. Tpril 1905 inter
5eidIctcn &erorbHing 9tr. 2i0 oes Wiubor5
ulb SiuntrnibS bon baltimore. Sic Ittlas
gen ncrocn iih umf beioe Sciten Der beinqien.
nit Garrett Mpeiluc parallel ldnIeitoen Mue0
erItreden mo ilnlluiic1. pinl6iiebiid bes Bet
les bericibct. ban Slcrnefits bis NcnionsStr.,
bic 9ipropcits settle bon .8arreits gnenlie, BOT
Clement bis @eaions Strabe, rilo Die Siiofpeit.
Seiie bon NnoresStruBe, BON Glentelis bis
ScnforsStru6c.
llno ie MAIDEN hermit fcrncr befannt. bnb
nurerp1bnier Veriti ltebit erilnrcnhel Naricn
lett 6lr Siipeitiun iiir une babel interciitrtcn
Ferioret hereit liegen. COMIC, ea6 ole beid9s
ten Gonmiiiire Muntn9, ben 10 glpril 1896.
EormitiuaS 10 llbr, in ibrem Niirenil in 9tr.
2t2-2il-2t6. Soeils Gebuuoe, Serin9loIs uio
&ouionDs Strubc, in Gitina fem ncrhen. rlt
irpelo lpclde in erlpdbntcit gertdte cittbals
icnc gln6eleaenDeiieu aegen Die iraeno cine
intcrctiirt III ieiu bebauptenoe Ferfon Sins
punb erbcbt, in @rpdaln9 III bieben.
&. Irtbnr @idbant,
Samce &. Smith,
Sarnce y. MARINE, vi
Spmntitidrc.
eugene 8. MuogcrS,
(Slpriltl,t9.ti,1G GIerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-14

Inourd) pcroen uuc l~erfoncn iillb Gprpers
f6aficn, incorporate pber politiidle, pcldbc III
bcr Stdot Baltimore Gin Sef61it b%ctreiben, iir
ipeldbe5 Die 0rbcbiiit9 eiIier Staatssglten5 era
foroerlih 1T. uuigeforoert. am ODER Dor Dem
critcn Saae hes Wonatc Wiat b. 70. cine Stceiii
81 loicn ooer oieielbe III e%rlleueri. Gine Ser
idurrni6 Der GrneueruItg ibrer Gitci3 bis gum
eritcn Snge ocs Wiumats Wtai b. 10. bon SciteTi
bon lScrlonef. bic icbt fplche @eidDi'ie betreibcit,
miro e~ieleIben ciner @eloitraie iilticripertei.
Sn llebereiuitimntnHa NIT Dem 90. Irtiiel,
40. iinb %. Gbfdnitt. beS Gooer Der allgcrlct'
men offeniiiden 8eietc iperoen gpplifdnten iir
IruoerS' 2icenSen nnfeefprbert. In Ferion bors
suipredlen iino cine bei6porcne sn8nbe iiber
ben Nscrib bes bon oein %beiaatet Npplifnitten
aeiiibrten 9ugers 6l maden. Die 2ieen5 miro
beit9cndb aiiseeiteut lperbet.
Nr. Nbam Tcnpcrt. Iftnnr ocs Common
YIcuss@cridtS. miro am uiIo mad, Wluntag, bcit
@. Mpril 1906, s~iuiidhen bet Stiinocn bon 8 lbr
Sormiiiaes bis 4 llbr Gddmiitn9s. in @ieiitcih
Siirenu int Grbeeihob bc5 observation-disclosures,
SuDettcitruhen. @ineane, 6ur Mlseabe bon 2b
ceit5eu bereit fein. .
NuS Stauts : Neriiherunes Nepnriertent
bon MurbIuno pirb ant Iro nab Sicnifaa, ben
1. Widi 1906, ~spifden ben Stunoen bon 8 llbr
gprniitdhs bis 4 llbr Gadbrrittdgo, IN feinen
giircaur, 9tr. 900, rgmeriear Pnilning." galtis
more mn eoutb.S fraBc. sur GerauSeaburi9
bon idbrIibet Observation-Disclosures
bercit ictr.
@eurae u. Yaogett,
Sderiti hon Baltimore.
(gipriI2, a, 6,o,tt, t3. 16, 1920, 80, 25,27.30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-14

Sic groBcn Saba T. I II T.
iiollcn bcs Selltp@ bcgonncn an IS.
MGr5, bnbcn ollo brci Wod)cn gc6oll-
crt. Nlti scr Snlcl %ltltifo bel Si5i'
lien trotcn idIrn porbcr 10 bcitigc
GroltoGc Gin, ooB Der gr0Btc Sbcil
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SSScBt iino bic 2uuo.M ltabriid)e 5t Gn.
DC; Der &ciltu bat iid) erid)opit unb
Nclccrt, lid)t obne itomcnalolcS
Glcno ilbcr bic bliibenoen @0rten.
bic 0cicgnctcn Scloer mo Die Wcin.
bcr0c gcbrod)t 81 hobcn. @cgcn bic
cntfclicltcn Nutllrfr1itc lit bcrWtclid'
bclltc nod ebcrio pbnmGd)tia miC
Dor nlcbr, oils oft5ebt Snbrbunocra
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culnrmtiL Eonlpcii nnb StobiG Der.
nid)tctc. Wo@ Der Menid nod thu,
fam INTO ioa. lit, m%erftb1tige Wc1.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-14

ben Gontrolellrc, Die ponl Staote be.
5oblt iueroen, 9crgluerfs : Sn0c.
nlcltre, Die bonn Stuotc bcrllfcn limo,
Stoats- Snlpcttprer, unO aQ' bicIcs.
BON Srocn ltorrcnoc, uon IuS6cid)-
lhlllgcn funfclnoe Ycrionol lit nid)t
f0big, es ben Seutid)et glcidD ST
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