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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
PASSOVER SERVICE
FIRST PUBLIC CELEBRATION OF
THIS JEWISH BELIEF WILL
BE HELD TONIGHT.
At Montcfiore Synagogue-Order ot
Services--Rabb B. Sadler VIII
Preach Appropriate Sermon,

The first public celebration of The
Jewish Passover will he held al tht
synagogue al s O'Clock tonight. The
order Of reryices will be as follows.
instrumental Prelude Grand Chor
us-Gulmant Malvin Franklin.
Passover Hymn, No. 9l-Iradltlona
Choir and congregation,
Invocation Rabbi b. Sadler.
Hymn No 80 Schuman-Choir
Ritual prayers with choral re
sponses,
Scroll service service, scripture les
sons Exodus XII and XIII, Isaiah
chapter 90.
Violin Solo--Chester White.
Sermon-The Significance of the
Jewish Passover, Rabbi B. Sadier.
Soprano Solo Salvation to Our God
Walter Spry-Miss Mary CARRIER.
Closing prayer and kaddish.
Closing Hymn Traditional Melody
Benediction and Postlude-Nuptical
March, by Callaerts,
The choir IS composed as follows;
Organist Malyin Franklin,
vloTin--Chester White
Leader and soprano Solst- MISS
Mary Sarber
Sopranos Pearl Cohen, Sarah Good
man. Annie Joseph. Dinah Mars,
Boy Sopranos Robert Goldsmith.
Tennyson Goldsmith, Raymond Frank
lin
Altos Edna Cohen, Rose Goodman
Seats free. the public. regardless Of
affiliations rs cordially
invited to attend
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
OFFICIAL |NSPECTS
Proposed Route OF Cumberland Gar
Railrosd-Ssys viii Surely
Build 10 Cairo.

Mr.. stephens. one II the officials Of
the proposed Cairo a. Tennessee River
railroad. was here THIS week. and in
company with r. X. Grasty has been
gong over the route from Cadiz back
TO the Tennessee river.
Mr. Stephens says the road viii Ger.
tsinly be built from Cairo TO Bristol
Tenn. and the prospects are good
for its construction through Cadiz
and on TO Hopkinsyille. Elki0n. Rus
SEVILLE and the remaining country
towns along the Tennessee border
counties. The first section may be
built from Cairo to Mayfeld.-Cadiz
Record.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
HYdronhobla In Europe

lIydroFhoSia, which has practically
been stamped out in England. siili
fourishes ia most continental coun.
tries. Germany tops the list with an
annual average ~ 2.6Se dogs and cats
DESTROYED for this reason. while the
figures ~ France are 2263 IN Bel
rium Switzerland and Holland cases
n ltdfonhohia are rare the fur
ali three countries combined IN.
der fifty
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09

All that's called want advertising
is not want advert ag'-in ANY ade-
auate sense Only a paper which can
give the largest publicity to your want
Is adequately advertising" that want
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
LEE p DAVIS
sr. .rIIa

You might be- living IN q holee twice
al big ~ your pro ent one il you had
begun 70 watch the want ada for
chances and opportunities and invest
ments years ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
Automatic TaHy Pullsr-

The human taay Tnller has at ts=i
uccumbed 70 fn~Cntir- e. and
rs so-k caa nor be l-ae H. auto
matte machinerv
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09

There may &c want az printed to
day which IS bunting a job for a man
#ho ought 10 have been working for
You for YEARS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
a WARMING 10 Men.

An easy Way 10 convince a woman
you love her is to tell her so.-New
Yorl. Prras
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09

There are nc records from which
one can ascertain dates Of the origin
Of drinks.
The Lake County times., 1906-12-15
WHAT INDIANA GRADUATES N
Lane D. Webber, Official Court Reporter,
Aurora, Indiana, writes:
LANE D. WEBER Official Court stenographer Aurora Ind

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The Lake County times., 1906-12-15
.--NOW EXPERT SHORTHAND WRITERS, SAY:
Carrie A. Hyde, Official Court Reporter
Terre Haute. Indiana. writes:

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desire thanky for and O me have
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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-01
Teachers Institute.

The Pennington County Teachers
institute will be held in this city
June 4th to Sth Miss Mcmahon is to
congratulated upon her choice of
instructors this year.
DR.. Ira W. Howarth, OF the Uni
versity of Chicago who will give a
series OF lectures on the "Social AS
poets of Education" is lecturer OF
national reputation. Prof. "A. A.
Mcdonald, OF Sioux Falls who is tc
conduct the institute is we'll known
i'll the state as an educator.
Too much can not be said of Miss
Wilson's ability at a lecturer and in
structor in primary methods. Hel
work here last year was Of start
ling character-work which ha:
shown itself throughout the countr J
during the past school year.
| The program for each day is as
follows:
FORENOON.
800 to 9:30-Arithmetic by Pro
Mcdonald. $50 to l0,OO-Methods
Miss Wilson. 1000 to 10,5O-Lec
ture, DR.. Howarth. 1885 to l1,2
History, Prof. Mcdonald. 1925 tt
2,00-Primary Work, Miss Wilson
100 to 2,0O-Ciyics, Prof. Nc Donald
1900 to 2,55-Lecture, DR.. Howertt
2,55 to 3,3O-Primary Work, Mis-
Wilson. 4
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-01

Miss Hawks, of Boone, Iowa was
a passenger Oh the stage last week
enroute 10 Pedro, to visit her uncle,
Elmer ii,~k ks, of that place.
FL. A. could, Of Leslie. South Da-
kota, was canvassing this part of
the cou' last week in the interest
OF the 81 .rIish Nursery, of which
he reports rushing business.
There is just one thing we are
short on in this country at the
present and that is the lightning
rod man, as we have the book agent
and peddlers.
William Wood is doing the carpen-
ter act for Frank Rood at present.
William Furgeson, OF Ash Greek
was Rapid City visitor last week
New shacks are going up in all
directions some of the new corners
are finding it quite difficult to get
water on Their ranches by digging.
Arthur Finnegan OF Ash Greek
was rusticating on Squaw creek last
week, the guest Of Monroe Ferguson
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-01

The history of the Harvey
Peak Co. goes back to the pc
Rod of fifteen or sixteen years
ago when the tin boom was on,
The company at that time spent
an amount Of money running
we'll into the millions in buying
tin properties and building
mills. These mills, ten in all,
were never run except as test
runs We're made. The COM
pany got into financial difficult
ties soon after and ever since
that time the properties have
remained idle.
The mines Of the company
are situated in the country
around keystone and Hill City.
Some of these have produced
remarkably rich tin ore during
their development. Among
other specimins, the largest tin
nugget ever found was discov-
cred at the company's Ingersoll
mine.
Unprejudiced engineers who
have examined the tin deposits
Of the Black Hills have recently
said in articles written for the
leading mining magazines that
the ores of this section I'M
doubtedly contain sufficient tin
and exist in sufficient quantity
to pay a good profit.
The action of the company is
probably due to the high price
of tin which is now more than
40 cents a pound. This is al
record breaking price for the
metal. Prices have steadily in
creased during the past year,
the increase being due not only
to the increased demand but to
the partial exhaustion of some
of the large placer deposits Of
the world.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-01
School BoarC Zee.

The Board of Education met Tues
day evening at the Office of Allen
Bros. All members were present
with the exception of A. l.. Harring
ton.
The first partof the meeting was
devoted to allowing bills. The bonds
of Ethan Allen for clerk and Mary
q. Bridge for treasurer we're &C
cepted.
The authorship of the High School
building was awarded to Mr.. Heron,
whose bid of $64 was the lowest.
On motion Of Appel the secretary's
salary was raised to 500. This
was done owing to the fact that the
state Law now compels the secretary
to take the school census.
Pres. Thomas introduced some
discussion on the matter of heating
and fuel for the coming year and
this with the election of teachers
took up the remainder of the even
ing The teachers elected are as
follows:
il. Blyman, Grace A. strang,
HELEN HALEY, Salome Van Wrinkle.
M. M. Metzgar, Matte McMichael,
Grace G. Smith, Adella Beach,
Chapman, Agnes Ferguson, Lucy
Buchanan.
The teachers committe raised the
salary of Miss Van Wrinkle to sos.
This. augment in salary was recon-
mended by the superintendent OF
instruc ton.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-01
HARNE E:' PEAK co.
Said on Good Authority i
will Reorganize.

It is said on what appears to
be good authority that the old
Harvey Peak Tin Mining Co.
is to be reorganized and will
soon begin work on a large
scale. The report is that the
English and American factions
in the company have at last
got together and agreed upon a
plan Of action. 1t is now ex-
Ipected that actual mining and
milling will be in progress by
the latter end Of the summer.
Tho necessary capital has
been secured, one Of the Eng
5lish members Of the company
having raised a large sum for
the purpose Of developing the
properties and putting the ma
chinery of the mills in order.
With this money at it's com
mand tits believed that there
will be no doubt of the COM
panys future stability.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-01
Ash Crock Items.

| 4 q - 10 : y k
Weather still continues fine and
she health Of the community still
good.
B John Edwards, Of Pedro, was rus.
ticatinR among friends on the creek
last week.
The dance at Mike Galatians on
the 10th, sure was immense. there
being 9 large crowd and everything
went q" merry a. Q marriage bel" "
Leslie Cook, Of whom ne made
mention Of as coming 70 live on his
ranch near Pedro, has returned to
|Sturgis.
]. D. Boyce, who has been living
on Spring creek, near Rapid City,
has taken up his abode in this part
Of the country for his future home.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-01

nington county and that he
confidently expects that the rep
resentation of that county in
the republican state convention,
two yerrs hence will show that
the county is the third in the
state in point of population.
Rapid City will be made the
distributing point for a large
section Of country and will be-
come one of the principal bust
ness points Of the Black Hills. !"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-01
Subscription sl.5o a year.
Entered at the post Office at Rapid
City &C second class mail matter.
New Meat Bill.

A Dill that Will interest all the
cattlemen and the entire live
stock interest of the United
States was put through botl
houses Of Congress with hardly
a word Of discussion last Fri.
day.
The provisions Of the bill arc
IN brief as follows:
"Post-mortem Investigations
shall be made Of all carcasses.
All found to be heathful Shall
be stamped inspected and
passed." and those found un-
healthful shall be Immediately
destroyed under personal super
vision Of government inspec-
tors. All live stock on the hoof
shall also be inspected.
"Carcasses or parts of same
shall be reinspected whenever
deemed necessary.
"Free access by inspectors to
every part Of packing houses,
and all meats canned or other
wise prepared, shall be tagged.
maintenance Of plants in
sanitary condition prescribed
by secretary Of agriculture.
CAL untagged carcasses
meats and products barred from
interstate traffic after Jan. 1,
next
"Severe penalties for counter
feiting or forging government
meat, inspection tag for brib-
imp inspectors, and for VIOLA
tions of provisions Of act.
"Inspection shall continue at
night as well as day time, and
no slaughtering or packing
shall be done at night except III
cases of emergency.
"System Of fees shall be es-
tablished for inspection, which
must be paid by packers.
"Appeals from inspectors
ruling shall go to chief of bu-
reau Of animal industry and to
secretary of agriculture.
In view of the action taken
by the senate it is believed the
President has abandoned his
threat Of making public the SEN
sational report Of Labor. Com
missioner Neill and Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury Rey-
nolds on the Chicago Stock
Yards plants.
It will be seen that the bill
practically places the whole
meat business under the presi.
Dental control. The reason fol
the hasty passage Of this bill
is undoubtedly to check the ris
ing wrath that has followed thu
publication Of certain articles il
the current magazines and TIN
dreadful showing Of insanitary
conditions in the stock yard
made in "The JUNGLE
Undoubtedly government in
spection of meats has beef
up to this time the merest farce
Foreign governments having
learned this fact were preparing
to check the importation of gu
/ meats, and at home our peopl
were beginning to rouse witt
that anger experience proves i
all the more effective becaus
slow to awaken.
It is a hideous thing to thin
of; that all of us have undoubt
|edly eaten meat that came from
cattle afflicted with horrible dis
leases. Thorough cooking is
Of course, a preventative Of tn
infection that might have re
sulted, but who knows no,
many unfortunates may hav
lcontracted tuberculosis in som
Iof its forms orssome other dis
ease as a result Of eating dis
leased meat.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-01
DR.: ENR|Ck is The MAN

Continued from First Page
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-01-19
WILD DEER IN CITY STREET
Man Knocked from Bicycle by a
Buck with Antlers Down-Es-
capes in River.

South Norwalk, Conn.-Henry ].
buckingham. n painter. of this city, go
ing To work at seven o'clock In the morn
ing on his bicycle. was struck by n large
buck which dashed across the street
with head and footlong antlers down.
and was hurled several feet from his
wheel.
Buckingham landed I'm the gutter OF
the street. which was In one Of the most
prominent resident sections OF the city.
The buck attacked him again and Buck
ingham grabbed him around the neck,
held ON I'm desperation and gained his
feet lie tried jiu-jitsu, strangle holds
and half Nelson's To down the buck.
The struggle lasted several minutes.
When about to give up Buckingham got
the deer down ON his launches and was
then able TO dash behind tree. The
buck was content TO withdraw from the
scene.
The deer has been around the city
several days. He swan the river when
a number OF people tried to lasso him.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-01-19
PUTS $4,000 VALUE ON LIFE
Oregon Judge Rules That Man Who
Supports His Family Is Worth
That Sum.

Portland. Ore.-"A man who sup
Lorts "A family Is worth s. 600"
This Is the valuation placed upon n
vorkingman by Circuit Judge Sears in
an opinion rendered Ina which he re-
fused To set aside the verdict for Sc. 90
given Mrs. Mollie Wolf last summer
by n jury. Mrs Wolf is the admins
tratrlN OF the estate OF Simon Wolf.
who was killed at the corner OF First
rnd Mill streets several years ago by
passing street car. She brought "A
suit for $1,000 against the City and
Suburban company.
Al the first trial the widow was al
lowed a small sum as damages. The
case was appealed To the supreme
court and "A new trial ordered. This
was held last summer and 81 900 dam
axes. the limit. was awarded the adj
miEistratriX.
The company asked that the verdict
be set aside ON the grounds that Wolf
was not worth $4,000. that he saw the
ear coming and did not busy himself
to get out of the way. and that the
judge had not instructed the jury as
he was asked To- do.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-01-19
rs BIG NEGRO CITY.
WASHINGTON CREDITED WITH
10000 BLACKS.
New York Comes Secon6-Heevy Mi
gratioD TO Northern Cities the
Past Ten -cars IS
Responsive.

Washington.-The capital of the
United States has the lal gest negro
population OF any city Ia the world.
This is striking .~s@4t of migra-
ton of rural negroes To the cities and
OF southern negroes Ia the north which
in the past ten years has Increased the
negro pDpu atiCl o. Chicago TO 35, 600.
of New Yors to 10000, OF Washington
% 10000. anG of nearly all the eastern
and mid-weStern cities TO a number
which seems 20 Justify the attempts
which have beer made in half a dozen
communicates Louis. Philadelphia.
New York. Boston. Chicago. Baltimore.
Washington-to find out by first hand.
dispassionate inquiries what are the
economic and social conditions OF these
colonies.
Through the cooperation OF DR.. Du
Bots. of Atlanta uRivt rsity. Booker T.
Washir gton. of Tuskegee. aud other
leaders OF the race together with such
agencies ana Investigators as Green
wich house. New York South End house.
Boston; the Frederick Douglass Center.
and Trinity mission. Chicago. and the
like. a general survey Of the situation
has been gotten together in special
number of Charities. New York pc
riodical of philanthropy and social ad-
vance
Practically new ground has been
broken. according to this article. The
extent of migration is indicated by the
fact that in great majority of the coun-
ties of Virginia in the past ten years
there has been an actual decrease in the
number of negroes. OF each 10000
negroes born i'm the South Atlantic
states 247 lived I'm the North Atlantic
states in 1890. and 400 in 1900 The
number of Caucasian natives OF
the south living In the North Atlantic
and North Central states increased
nearly so per cent from 1890 TO 1900
In the cities of the north the negro
has more severe struggle for existence
than on southern plantations or in
southern towns, IL is pointed out. His
difficulties are accurately reflected in
the high death rate. especially the heavy
mortality of the children.
Roughly, in proportion to their re-
spective numbers. for one white i'm 1900
six negroes died from diphtheria and
Group. two from wls,oping cough, ten
from malarial fever. two from diarrheal
diseases. between two and three from
consumption. two from heart disease.
two from pneumonia. and very nearly
two from diseases of the nervous sys-
tenn. This is the showing OF the twelfth
census for the registration area. which
includes the larger cities of the United
States.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-01-19
A MODERN MIRACLE-

Truly miraculous seemed the re-
coveTy of Mrs. Mollie Holt os th;s
place" writes J.O.R Hooper, Wood
FORD, Tenn, 'she was so wasted by
coughing up puss from her LUNGS.
doctors declared her end SO near that
her family watched by her bedside
torty'eiGht hours; when, at my urgent
request Dr. Kings New Discovery was
given her, with the astonishing result
that Improvement began, and contin-
ued until she finally completely re
covered, and Is IA healthy woman 60
day Guarntecd cure for coughs and
coid"' Doc and Sl.0O att. Il. Jackson,
Druggist Trial bottle free.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-01-19
FIND DIAMONDS IN NORTH.
Discoveries in Minnesota and Canada
Excite Dealers in New York
and London.

New York-The finding OF about 90
drift diamonds in northern Minnesota
ana southern Canada has stirred New
York and London diamond merchants
TO the possibility Of diamond fields be-
ing located there.
The geological indications point to
such fields being found In Ontario.
north OF the lakes. This is the opinion
OF officials of the Dominion geological
survey engaged in this branch OF
work
Recently a large quantity OF what
was hoped to be diamond bearing grav-
ell was shipped TO New York, but ex-
animation failed to reveal precious
stones.
The work To be done by the geologi-
cal survey is to locate the source of
the drift diamonds. These specimens
drifted away from their original home,
but their discovery proves the exist
ence of the diamond field I'm no very
remote place.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-01-19
WAY TO SEAT A RAILROAD
Pe:erst u-~. - u, Lana owrer In
ecroor IS Il al 'sempRny to d.
feat Confirmation Suit.

Monroe. Mich.-"How TO Get the
Best OF a Railroad Company; or More
Than One WSy TO Skin Cat" is the
title of m Interesting seriocomedy that
nas been under development in the cir
cult court the past three days.
Officially. IL is the case of the Mich
igan. Ohio 4 Indiana Railroad COM
peny versus The Toledo. Ann Arbor 4
Detroit Railroad company. ct al.
The latter company is building a
line from Toledo to Ann Arbor and
when IL got as far as Petersburg IL
struck snag I'm the shape of the re-
fusal OF one lot owner TO allow the
crossing OF his land. The owner re-
fused TO set n price upon the property
and the railroad company was prepar-
ing to condemn IL according TO law
when the owners son. who is an at
torney, conceived the idea OF organic
ing railroad company for the least
capitalization allowed by law and deed
ing the desired property To the new
company. This would make Il impos-
sible TO condemn the land. since there
is statute forbidding one railroad
company TO condemn the right OF way
OF another railroad company unless
such right OF way has been unused for
three years
This plan was carried out The new
railroad company now contends that
the purpose OF it's organization can
not be questioned and that II had a
right TO incorporate for this purpose
IL this contention is correct IL will
practically nullify the law OF eminent
domain in so far as railroads are con
cerncd. since any objecting land owner
can organize "A little railroad company
Of his own and effectually prevent con
demnation.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-01-19
MOTHER CHECKS HER BABE
Frantic When Absence of Child Is
Extraordinarily Re
covers Baby.

Marion. PA woman from Gale
donia came to this city on a shopping
tour and when she started home she
became so excited through fear that
she would miss her train that sire
checked her baby cab without remov-
ing the mite of humanity which slum-
bered contentedly in the folds of the
1owny coverings.
The train started and it was not
until 1t had reached a speed OF 40
miles an hour that the woman realized
that she had forgotten to take the babe
from its cab. She became frantic and
it was with difficulty that she was re-
strained.
When Caledonia was reached the
woman rushed to the baggage car and
secured possession of her child which,
although the cab was jostled about
considerably on the ten-mile trip,
escaped injury.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-01-19
Virginia. Tazeweu COUNTY ; -.

Virginia, farewell County wit:
To NJ. a. THoMPsON: Yon are hereby
notified that /, u undersigned. Robt
A. Lusk. who purchased on the o3d
uay oil December, 1908, at delinquent
9, tax sale OF lands by the Treasurer OF
Iazeweh county, Virginia, a certain
parcei OF land, In the town OF Tip-Top.
Virginia, consisting OF one on lot and
sio) ten acres of land In said town. and
IN your name for taxes, leyies and sold
cost due thereon, for the year 1902. and
| Will require the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF said county TO make me a
deed TO said lot and 10 acres. four
moths after the expiration OF this
publication.
Respectfully,
RoBERT A. LUsK.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-01-19
NOTICE.

Tazewell Electric Light and
Power Company is sole agent
for the Celebrated Raven Red
Ash Coal, the best domestic coal
on the market. This coal is
screened over I u mesh screen.
Nothing but pure lump delivered.
All slack is used under boiler.
Leave ORDERS at 'Fazewell
National Bank or with conductor
en- street car.
c. C. LONG, Mgr.