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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
PASSING OF THE VETERINARY,
Few Young Men Are Joining the
Ranks of This Profession.

In times of epidemic anon. ute
'he veterinary surgeon is invaluable.
is reneral field of work, however, Is
limited to-day, because Of the preVa-
lcnce Of automobiles, and few young
men seeking profession join the vet.
Urinary ranks.
While there is much work for vet
Urinary to do among invalid dogs,
cats, cows and other domestic pets,
the subject Of his most careful study
and most remunerative work IL the
horse.
Horses, so valuable and necessary,
are watched deyo'edly for the slightest
sign Of indispuslt!on. The wife may
cough unploasantly for a week be.
fore the doctor is sent for, but the vet
Urinary will hurricdly answer the
frantic summons of her husband II his
horse shows the slightest symptoms
of a cold. And the gradual disap-
pearance Of the horse robs the veter-
mary OF his chief source Of income.
Many of the profession who forcsee the
continual decrease Of their horse pa.
tents are applying 10 the government
for places as surgeons In the cavalry
perhaps the least likely seat Of au-
fomobile invasion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
NOVEL GOLD STRIKE
DYING MOOSE OPENS RICH VEIN
IN ALASKA.
Animals Struggles Dlsodge Rock anc
Orc Containing Yellow Metal In
Large Quantities Revealed
to Hunters.

Bellingham, Wash-That n big bull
w of this city, should, In its dying con.
WILSON'S, uncover q vein OF gold which
is estimated To be worth thousands of
dollars, is the novel story which comes
from ALASKA. The truth OF The story is
youched for by William G. Nelson, a
brother to Oscar who has received
the complete details OF the discovery
of the gold vein through letters from
the north.
AS the story goes, Nelson, accom-,
panied by Washburn and Johnson, two
proSpectors, was in The vicinity of
Fairbanks creek when lie crossed the
trail OF two moose and upon close ex
animation OF the tracks found that one
of the animals must be gigantic in
stature, as his step when measured
length
The men Immediately laid plans for
the capture OF the moose, bearing IN
mind that it must be the famous Ana
conda bull moose, which was fire
quently seen on Fairbanks creek by
miners. who had attempted to Kill II
many times.
Nelson stationed himself en- run
way, while Johnson ANA WashDurn
took cirCuitOas route with the inten.
ton Of driving the animal within range
CT Nelson's rife.
Johnson and Washburn soon jumped
the big bull and he made straight for
Nelson. who was lying behind blind
The big fellow was not aware of the
hunters presence until within lot
yards OF him when the bull threw his
nose into the air and. detecting Mel
son by scent started with a flying
pace out OF danger Nelson fired when
he saw the big animal rapidly gallup.
ing away, and with the first shot from
he rife the famous Anaconda moose
topplcd over.
When the hunters approached the
dead beast they were startled at it,
size, as the antler spread was a tritle
more than seven feet and the size Of
it's head would do credit TO hippo
potamus The weight of the bull was
estimated at loo pounds, as it re.
qu!ied three OF the men to lift one o!
the front quarters. and two of then
We're able TO carry one hind quarter
bls short distance at time.
When the moose was being cut into
quarters Nelson discovered that the
rock which had been exposed from IN
der a layer OF moss tom loose by the
commissions Of the dying beast, bore
gold in large quantities. The three
hunters made "a closer Investigation
of the ore with their ma%nifyinp
glasses. and Immediately s;aked out
number CT claims The next day they
went to Fairbanks 10 file their claims
and have the ore assayed Nelson
stated that the rock bore a large pei
cent OF gold and when the Fairbanks.
populact learned the news miniature
rush was started in the Are>;i0n OF
The new gold strike,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

There seems 10 be much to com.
mend the practice of employing a doc
tor at 50 much per year to visit the
homes OF his clients, watch their diet.
clothing habits the sanitary condi
ton Of their person and homes, to
teach them the laws OF health and how
To be temperate in eating. drinking,
bathing exercising. recreation and
work People who ave never sick are
the ones to whom tnis should apply
with special force, FIR there always
comes the da. -her sickness knocks
at their door rhe old adage: An
ounce Of prevention Is worth a pound
of cure" is as good 20 day as when
1t was uttered centuries ago.--Boston
Traveller
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
MOUND CITY, ILL.
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Feb. 2, 1909.

Messrs. Edward and Victor FRA
who attended the funeral Of their SIS
ter. Mrs. Edward Lawler here Sur
day returned to their nome in Me
troGols Monday.
IN the interest Of the Wisconsi.
Chair company, f. DilIworth le'i
Monday for PIT. Pleasant, Mo II
will be gone two or three weeks.
Pete Mcneil was Cairo callef
Monday.
Miss Nellie Kennedy of Kanawe
Okla, is here visiting her sister
Mrs. f. P. yesterday.
Or. Hall Whitaker made pro
fessional trip to Olmsted Monday.
Miss Mar1ie Slo>umb made a bust
ness trip to Cair Monday,
{ S. Government Engineer c. T.
ynillips is at the St Charles Hotel
awaiting the contractor to begin
work on the government road
Mrs John Cook Of Olmsted Is IN
the city this week on business.
An attempted burglary at the
pharmacy OF w. s Saudeson was
TIED Sunday night The parties
pcred five holes under the back
door lock but went no further.
Miss Nellie Kennedy went to Ohm
sted Monday afternoon to visit her
friends Mr. and Mrs. John Martin.
Jake Blum Of Mounds was in the
city Monday lie had been swindled
BY cigar aud tobacco salesman
and the man was captured here To-
daT (MCnday)
H.. Elmer Little OF Cairo, who
With his wife attended the funeral Ct
the latter's grandmother, Mrs Ed
ward Lawler here sunday, returned
to his home Monday, Mrs. Little re
NAMED here for a few days.
Mrs. Chas Nugent and children
returned Monday from Mounds
where they have been at the bed
side of Mrs. Nugents mother, Mrs.
Bird Minton Mrs. N'ugent returnel
to Mounds Tuesday. No hopes are
entertained for the recovery Of Mrs,
Nlinton. Cancer of the throat IS the
trouble.
Mr. and Mrs c. +. Ritchey have
gone to Greenwood. Ind, to visit ret.
ativps. The latter will attend the con
vention of tanners before returning
home
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
ESTATE is SOUGHT sv COUNT
Noble Agent Of Nine Russian Heirs
Searches for Fortune In America.

San Francisco,--A search for an
estate that was worth S6,00O000 in
1861 and may well have grown by
this time TO a value far greater than
that--a search that has extended from
81. Petersburg and Moscow to New
York, Is being carried on In this city
by Count Gregori b. Kukli, owner OF
rich lands In the domain of the ear,
director OF great st, Petersburg
bank and whose ancestors held SUI
preme power over the yassals under
their sway.
John Tchorjevsky was a Polish
nobleman. In 1861 the Poles attempt
ed throw off the Russian yoke,
Tchorievslly espoused the cause of his
countrymen with ardor and pledged
his hand, his fortune and his honor
to the freedom OF his native land. He
was discovered, and, hurriedly con
yerting his holdings into securities,
fled to the United States with for.
tune Of $4,000 900 in his possession.
From that day TO this his where
IL
posed, however, he came to California
and undertook to increase his already
vast wealth in the mines
Eight years ago advertisements be-
gan to appear in Russian papers tell.
ing Of the death of the Polish refugee
and asking his heirs to come forward.
Fearful that their lands and goods
would be confscated and they them.
selves would die in Russian dun
geons If they gave an inkling of their
Identity, the heirs kept discreetly ST
lent
The dawn of the new era In Rus.
STA has brought them from their OBJ,
security and now, through their agent,
they are searching the world for the
wealth. One of them is a general in
The cars army and two are colonels.
All are men OF high estate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
A Fellow Sufferer.

In philadelphia they tell a story OF
a man whose wife had arranged an
authors evening" and persuaded her
reluctant husband ~ remain at home
and help her receive the 50 guests who
We're asked to participate in this in
tellectual feast.
The first author was duh enough.
hat the cond was worse. More.
over the rooms were intolerably warm.
SO, on pretense OF letting in some cool
air the unfortunate host escaped to
ihe hall, whore he found a servant
comfortably asleep on the settee.
Wake up, sternly commanded the
Philadelphia In the mans ear, Wake
up, | say You must have been lis
teuing al the hsyholc. Harpers Mag
azine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
~ kOdoI 49,
For Dyspepsia and Indigestion
If you Suffer from Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Gas on
the Stomach, Belching, Sour Stomach, Heartburn
etc. little Kodo will Relieve you almost Instantly

Koiol supplies the same digestive
juices that are found In a healthy
stomach. Being a liquid, it starts
digestion at once.
kodol not only digests your food,
but helps you enjoy every mouthful
you eat.
You need a sufficient amount Of
good. wholesome food to maintain
strength and health.
But, this food must he diges.ed
thoroughly, otherwise the pains Of
indigestion and dyspepsia are the
result.
When your stomach cannot do its
work properly. take something to
help your stomach. Kodol Is the
only thing that viii give the stom-
sch complete rest.
Why Because Ko1ol does the
same work a. a strong stomach, and
does il ia a natural gay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
FARMER HAS PLENTY HELP.
His Family Of Fourteen Children Has
Solved LsbGr Problem.

Shartlesville, Pa.--AlUng the foot
hills of the Blue mountains in Upper
Bern resides Reilly Studt on one OF
the best farms In The township. aud t.
him The idea of securing sufficient
farm help has never been a hard
problem to solve. he never wonders
who will help him thrash the grain !:
he needs not to invite his neighbors
when he butchers a dozen hogs: nor
has he any occasion in the good old
summer time 10 hire help 10 make has
OF haul grain
Really. Stoudt is the father of one
of the largest families I'm Berks coun.
~ TO day. aud The Youngest of them.
Joseph Emerson and Isaac. do their
share of the farm work. joseph milks
the cows before and after school
hours: EmeIsOn attends 10 The wood
chest behind the kitchen stove. and
sees that il Is always fun. while Isaac
puts the hay into The racks above each
COW every evening
There are no blckaliders In the
family OF u children. They an have
their work 10 do. summer and winter
and they are a healthy and happy
set There is no dull moment on
Rcillys farm. They all know thai
there IS a time to work and time
for "capers
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
SEEK HENS DARK SCENT.
Man Would Know Why They Won't
Lay When Eggs Are High.

NV Yo-l--Georeo REYNOLDS. man
ascf 81 "a poultry farm at Wcuhamp
ton Beach. J. J.. hopes 20 win a Noi-l
award u D. .lccc. j. in finding ont
WHY Iels rafl." to DAY whoa eggs are
90 cc-fs a doz.a. Itr is aHow to un
d,rtaE. Drua. .Ierfs 'lat may soils,
TIE problem. ard % D. Gnls ih- an
suaf De- uII f.ll o. 10 Ire world.
The dl~ step g. 90 build q hosrifa
Cor the chickens That Do o. uon Co
iae. and che tgi-lsug ID u-H under
say. % wHi have wards a1d private
rooms. just hEe hospital far persons
There UU boz an 0aerEtinz room and
sttriiauz device Cor Irsuun1fs
wEere surgery is n.r--e-sIv. AL forms
of disease go ahich chickens aIs heir
uIH b. treated f1 rhe hospital H.
-Ulds r,ueiras ri- i-Fss Irafion into
The reason uiE t.1s sill rot lat zhar
their Frllue- is nos desired % b.
ire mos Interesting part Vi his Il
pertinent
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
ArIzona E-rst B, 60

Phoenix. Ariz--The board Of trade
which has bad az expert working f1,
some time past On The copper o1-aH.
81 Arizona Tor 1905. announces thai
The tc al output Cor the year uiu DOT
fan below Z7ts10.0oo pounds finished
copper. This makes Arizona again -hf
worlds header in copper production
Horace J. S-er4us places Michi-sn--
outp1t a. eco 8sa"n ponds and ,ion
tanaz oufpat IS estimated Al $4,000.
~ pocIds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
Sherlock Holmes Anain.

Somebody wondered how long a Ger.
tain woman VINO had just left the room
had been married.
About fifteen years. said the Jew
elcr
How do you know" asked his wife.
You never saw her until tonight"
Il can tell by the size of her we'd.
ding ring the ieweler replied. The
aidlh OF wedding rings changes about
every FIVE years. The kind she wears
vas IN style - years ago"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
introducing Mr.. Gpencer.

Harry was walking with another boy
when he WAS joined by friend a year
or SO older and inclined TO manners.
Introduce ne, Harry the new
conner whispered, pUmpOusly
Harry twisted redeemed and at last
turned 10 his companion with: Jim,
have you ever seen Gilbert Spencer"
so the other boy answered
We'll" Harry b,urted out. radlau
IN. still more ana --r..ag Dot. thumb
over his shoulder toward tha new
conner. that's him. '-Lipiacotts
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
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FARMING ON A SCALP.
Doctors Are Trying TO Make skin
Grow on Arid Skull.

DeadwOOd S. D-The shiny pate OF
an ordinary bald-headed man. usually
regarded as a skating rink for nies
would be rocky road to Dublin com,
pared to the head of Joseph Fallon
Joseph hasn't any skin on his skull
and his dome Of thought resembles the
polished upper stories of human struC.
lures that are found in surgeons Of
fees Joseph is scalped as the result
Of a runaway.
For a month the Butte county ply
sicians tried in vain to grow a scalp
on FallCns exposed skull. A bare spot
the size Of ones two hands has only
become biainer and palmer as the days
OF the month passed by. And the
skull surface became dry and began
to shine. Then he was brought to
81, Josephs hospital here. 1t Is said
competent medical attention imme-
diately after the accident would have
prevented the ostrich egg appearance
OF Fallon's head As Dr.. Howe OF the
hospital said:
1T will take several months to get
The space recovered with skin. Be
cause Of the size of the spot it will be
necessary at each operation TO get the
skin to grow about the edges. If this
grows it viii gradually close in, max
ing the patch smaller. This will take
great many operations and great
deal OF time. Even then 1t is doubt.
FIJI if We viii be able to make the skin
grow on hare hnne"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
Woman Eeoains ner siob,

Pittsburg. Pa.-Bestoraiion OF her
sight is a gift received by Mrs. sara
Mawhinney Of Pacific avenue Nc
koesport. who had been totally BIND
FOR eight years. Physicians had d.,
ciarod her case hopeless.
Recently Mrs AaWLinncy called in
two Mckeesuort physicians who com
mended a method of treatment pre-
viously untried. Almost as sudd.als
as Ct Jeff her Mrs. Mashinneys sight
returned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
Our Guarantee

Go % your druggist today and rrt dol
ar bottle. Then after FOu have used tie
entire contents u TIE bottle . yUu can
honestly say that 10 has uut done yuu aflF
good, return TIE bottle 60 tle lruEEis- sul
be Will refund your money uliecut g-.t-~-
ton OF delay We VII then paw she drug
that our Euafautae e god This ofser APP
plies 20 The large hottie only zEl q isut l,-se
In family me large flott . contains -
tines - mUch as the Efty cent lsltfle.
Koiol is prepared 81 the laiu4i0r~
les Of l. & Dewitt 4 Co, Chicago
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
Fully Explained.

The following report was sent by
a subordinate inspector TO his chief
in the telephone service. 1t concerned
q faulty house connection Found
wire with no outside outside. Put In
side wire outside and outside inside
Need more outside for inside"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

So. don't neglect your stomach
Don't become a chronic dyspepfic.
Keep your stomach healthy and
strong by taking a little kCdOl.
You don't have 10 take KOdcl all
the time. You only take IL when
you need it.
Kodol is perfectly harmless
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
Disqualified.

The man who abscnt-mindedly sets
the alarm clock on Saturday night for
the usual time is in no frame Of mind
to attend church when he comes TO a
realizing sense of the situation on Sun
day morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
She Can't Be pleased.

A woman Is never satisfied. She IS
always afraid The man across the aisle
Is going 10 Ivy 10 firt with her or dis
ressod b.oause he exhibits no inten'
ton to do Exchange
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
MOUNDS, ILL.
February II.

The ground hog is cutting all
kinds of "didoes' playing with his
shadow today.
]. w. Titus of Spencer Heights was
I'm town Tuesday
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
SIS R'o of 1 eA7s s1sa5"

blood which inflammation OF the
membranes body The dng OF these
all we'll known OF
trouble such noises the head and tight suy feeling
above the of the throat sometimes slight
feeling i'll health the lungs
become affected by the continual impure blood through e ana
Catarh because pufe the blood goes into
particle the catarrhal matter making
healthy Then the name membranes begin
symptom disappears constitution is built aud health
s.
removing the blood thus making
made entirely from hethgi
this especially safe and desirable medicine
Bcokon and medical advice free to all who
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
ssss,r In Lsbsr.

spurEs0n- The devil never TEMPT.
ed a msH whom b. found 51diciozsly
sza.loJ 81
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
yANosTen.s oRcnEsTRA

VII accept outoftoNn engage
uleLts. sIdrezs I3l Eighth street
Calfo. u
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-02-05
Som. us.s for Old Ssnspsp,rs

Newspapers are better than moth.
balls to wrap woolens in. which you
stow away-and no disagreeable odor.
Rub the range with newspapers
you will not have to blacken it so
often.
Cold nights, newspapers between GOV.
erings is better than some quilts.
Insects do not like the kind Of ink
which printers use. 50 they avoid shelves
covered with newspapers.
For the same reason. moths do not
like people to underlay their carpets
with newspapers, but they will last
longer.
Lay them on your nice, white kitchen
table to protect from oiled utensils
you will not do so much scrubbing.
Wrap newspapers around cooked
fishes when you put them in the cellar
better than n safe to keep out flies and
absorption Of odors.
Line the garbage pail all around and
cover closely the top with newspaper.
Doesn't take a minute-and when emp.
tied. the contents will come away clean.
leaving ne filthy odor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-02-05
Live Mans ESta-e

Yesterday morning in the district
cJaE the probate calender was called
and foTy.fve caS=s were disposed Of.
The case Of Henry Harkle%s was dis.
misssi and The administrator OF the
estate vacated This Is the case where
Iae oJEUneEs jury found that Harkiess
was dad wh=n in reality he vas On
his ranch in ibe eastern part of the
comfy Il WAS a case Of mistaken
identity and shs dead person who they
tbo1gh: Was Harkless proved another
Izrs1n- Part Of Harkless property was
sji before the mistake vas discovered.
-TOnopah B1nanza
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-02-05
Wl..,. 4 Ii fer Yea

The following lines from the Deenet
News Of Salt Lake sizes up the liquor
question about right They clearly
show the difference between the seller
of liquor and the man who oousums il:
The saloonkeepers ali, may he very
nice men. bat what IS there in it foE
met
1 blow in my money. wake up in the
pm 50 what is there in it for me:
OF course I'm As welcome as flowers
in May, when 1 come TO the joint to
sqnander my pay
Bat 1 wake in the cooler the very
next day; and that's all there's in it for
me
All over this country were swimming
in booze, but what is there in it for me:
The aloonkeepe-s kids are wearing
new shoes. but what is there in it for
me.
The di~stilleris share Is an automobile,
a carriage. the retailers share Of tie
the deal
Tie bo1zemakers wife may be dressed
like a queen, bat what Is there In il FOX
me.
Ny wife hasn't buds that are ht 20 be
seen. - what Is there in It for me:
The beer-brewers son may be dressed
like dude when I'm wearing garments
exceedingly rude
And if we ro;e wet I'm afraid III
go nude and that's what there's in il
for me
Ny thirst cosIs me more than my
clothes and my food, and that's all there
Is in il for me.
The booze took my money and did me-
no good. ard that's all there Is in il f0l
me
The brewer Is rch, he mas gold BY
the peek, the bar-man gets paid. hes
always on dsck4
Bnt whatever 1 get 1 get in the necE:
thsts al there Is in il for me,
Why should Ivota for the car~ "a
endure: For what Is there in ii for
me-
I'm bound 10 vo;e dry on election
day, s1ra. for what Is there in il 70.
met
! new self rsp=1- and acharoe FOX
ny life, new cloIhs FOX my kids a home
for MY wife,
The bsgining Of pace, thu end OF
all strife; and that's all there i. in il
for me,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-02-05
SUMMONS
~ THE district CoURTOFTHEP FOURTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF NEVADA. IL AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF kLKO

JAMEs MeSAAEE Plaintiff. agslns. ELIZA
kEE. Defendants.
Action brought In the Dis,rie, Court, OF the
ESuaih Judicial District OF tho State o
nevada. In and for the County Of Elko. nod
lhc complaint nled In the once Of the CLERK
OF said District Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting TO. Eliza.
ants.
You are hereby required TO aprear IN an
sstion brought against ron by the above NAMED
rlainiin 10 the District Court Of tho Fourth
for the County oi EIko. and TO answer thc Coin.
paint nlcd therein. within 0days. (eXclusIye II
the dAt OF s%crrtce). after the service on you o.
ms summons " served within this County: or
" served out Of this County. but In this District
within twenty days. otherwise within forty
days-or Judgment by default viii be taken
Complaint.
The action Is brought to partition the follow.
: OF Section twenty ono t3i). lots I and I sec.
lion twenty scven I'D and Lots I and ? Of Sec
Non thIrty.iour (aD. In Township forty. 90
IN Elko County Nevada.
And for a sale thereof. {, shall appear that
a raitliion thereof can not be made without
Hreai prejudice. TO the owners thcrcof and that
the proceeds Of such sale may he brought into
court and divided among the PARTIES according
the cost of this action and for such further ne.
licf as mas he equitable. Zach Of the abotc
named PARTIES have an estate Of inheritance Of
Of.
And you arc hereby notified that n yoa fail TO
appear and answer said Complaint aS abore'
required. the said plaintiff viii apply 20 the
court for the relief demanded therein and for
costs of this action.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
District Court Of the Fourth Judicial D!str!e.
OF The state Of Nevada, in and for the County
Of Elko. this 7ist day OF December in the year
Of our Lord. 1909.
lsEAL1 A. q. DAwLEY. clerk
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-02-05
Business Locals.

All kinds of baled hay for sale at the
old reliable Elephant feed and livery
stable.
Save those natural teeth. thereby re
tain your facial expression. DR.. Gill
land "thc dentist" Office ovcrthe Drug
store. Elko
Pete Jially has first-class house NOV
ing outfit and is prepared to do all work
in that line. He will also do other odd
jobs, such As digging wells, hauling,
etc. etc.
Charles StrUssi and Mike Sartori have
opened the Swiss. American restaurant
at the Silver Brick. They invite all their
friends to %patronize them. Good meals,
good service and reasonable prices.