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Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24
mINeRs' COMMANDMENTS.

Thou shalt not slumber late in the morning, but shalt rise ere it is day and break thy fast, for he that goeth late 10 the mine getteth no candles, causeth the trangressor to grope in darkness and the shift-boss to indulge ia profanity.
 II.
 Teou shalt not take up thy position in the center of the cage when descend ing or ascending the shaft, neither shalt thou appropriate to thy person more room than the law allows, for thou art but of little consequence among a whole cage load of men. no matter what thou thinkest to the con trary.
 Thou shalt not hesitate on the sta iion to smoke thy pipe or talk politics with the pGmpman, for verily the shift boss might suddenly appear, and Heaven help thee if he findeth the vhutes empty.
 Thou shalt not mix waste with the ore, neither shalt thou mix ore with the waste, thou nor thy partner. nor the mucker within the drift, for sure ly as thou doest those things, the mine win stop paying dividends, and thy name will be pants" over the length and breadth of the camp.
 V.
 Thou shalt not eat onions when go- ing on shift, even tho they be as cheap as real estate in Clifton. unless thy partner participateth likewise, Tor that bulbous root exciteth hard feel ings the heart of the total sbstainer, and causeth the interior of mine to Smell like slaughter house.
 VI.
 Thou shalt not address the boss by his Christian name, neither shalt thou contradict him when thou knowest he is lying, but thou shalt meekly say "yes" or 'no'' to all that he suggests; and laugh when he laughs and keep on laughing when he relateth a story, even though 1t be older than thy grand mother.
 VII.
 Thou shalt not steal thy neighbours mops. nor his picks, nor his drills, neither shalt thou carry away on thy person or in thy lunch basket low grade ore from the mine. for thou wilt find 1t win take a lifetime to obtain a mill run.
 Thou shalt not have an opinion con- corning tLy place of work, for thy en-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24
Closing Quotations, Jan. g.

Word received from head quarters of the Sonora-Bonsnza company yesterday authorizes US to keep the issSe of develop ment stock open at the 6oc price per share until and in- cluding Jan. 25. During the past few days we have disposed of more than 5000 shares of this stock to Bisbee and Cana nea people, which is evidence of the faith placed in the prep erty and the men who are back of 1t.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1906-08-02
The ~ CIV York z q G X :

VIM Miller has advertised public
sale at his place 512 miles east and "a
mile south of Jasper on Monday Au gust
9th.
Sixteen premiums offered for Babies
and Mothers in the Baby show. Big
Knell Fair, Sept. 1857. Carthage
No. Ssud for Catalogue.
If you trade with us you save money.
The west yard, Dickson Goodman
Lumber Co.
Chas Little and F Cline bought the
old A II Dray blacksmith shop from II.
TaIlnan and has reopened it for gen
eral blacksmithing.
You must be there with you're exhibit
to insure success. Knell Fair, Carthage,
Mo. Sept 1861. Send for Catalogue
Get Embroideries Lsces, India Linon
Ribbons and summer .dress Goods at
The New York Racket.
Mrs Stanford of Arkadeplia, Ark;
came in last week called here by the
serious illness of her daughter, Mrs. W.
S. Crowl.
We continue to have plenty of half
gallon, quarts and pints in Masops
Fruit Jars at R. l.. ROBBERS & Son
Mother and children will be there and
we want you with your exhibit Knell
FAIR, Carthage No. Sept. 4.5 81.
W Dabney passed through Jasper
Wednesday for visit.in Colorado where
he has brother, two sons and daugh
ter who are located in that state
Crandall Bros. will always pay the top
OF the market for Beef Hides. If
We are doing good business, but
can do more. We would like to have
your trade. The west yard Dickson
Goodman Lumber Co.
"Auntie" Allen is very proud of a
souvenir postal card she received the
other day from Bad Waldugen, Germany
ftom a neice who is nov touring that
country.
FOR SALE $50 hedge posts at the Fl
f. Fox farm.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1906-08-02

Lew Manley the real estate man of
Carthage was in Jasper Tuesday neg
otiating for trade for the Timan pro-
perty on South First street.
Save money by buying it at The New
York Racket.
We are again well supplied with coal
having just received new car. H. l..
Tallman, at the Jasper Elevator. 3Stf.
Get your Dish and Chinaware at The
New York Racket.
Henry Hall is suffering from lame
foot the result of cutting it with an ak.
He inteAds 10 take advantage of his in-
ability to work and visit his parents in
Kansas.
Get your double roasting pans at The
New York Racket.
Maple Syrup 35c per, quart at ..Strat-
tons.
Chas Ward who recently returned
from Colorado reports havingruu across
r L Childers well known former Jas.
per citizen. Bob is acting as night
clerk in totel at that place,
Get galvanized wash tubs and buckets
at The New York Racket.
The fourth Quarterly Conferencesof
tho Methodist Episcopal church, South
will be held en- Monday morning Augt.
9th at 8 80 am. Preaching by Rev. W.
@. Hill p. e. Sunday night at s. pm.
All are cordially invited.
Take part of your Eggs to Crandall
Bros. and get the cash or little more
10 trade. Fresh Groceries, Fresh Meats
and Produce. If
Get your glasswarefat The New York
Racket. NJ
Defiance Starch in IL oz packages lOc
at Stratton's.
The protracted meeting at the Blp-
list Church has been put off until the
II Sunday 10 August. Rev. James
Rider will assist tho Pastor. In the
meantime the pastor will helpio a
meeting al Biackwater.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1906-08-02
The:
Here and There

Buy your Bale Ties at Wolf Hdw Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ward visited re.
latives in Alba Sunday.
Buy your neckwear atJsyce and Lee
20 percent discount on all summer
dress goods at Webb Bros,
Luther Arnold was up from Oronogo
Sunday visiting home folks.
Get Thoroughbred Hat of Joyce &
Lee.
Plenty of Tin Fruit Cans at Bayne
& Sons.
Katie McMahap mud her aunt Mrs.
Bradbury were Carthage visitors Tues.
4 Get bats. mems and boys at The New
York Racket.
We have Just received another car of
tho best grade Of Michigan Salt at
r. L. Roberts & Son
Born to Mr.. aud Mrs, Chas. Sullens
last week boy.
Go to Joyce and Lee for your straw
hat. Any kind.
Plenty of Woven Wire Fencing Of all
kinds at Wolf Hdw Co.
Rev. B. F. Logan left Tuesday for
Springfield where he goes on a business,
trip.
Just receivee new line fall Hats
Charlie will show you at j. D. Harbur.
Enter colt in tho show Sent. Ath
& Knell Fair, Carthage, Mo. $3.50 OF
tered 10 each class. Seudfor catalogue.
A fine girl baby arrived at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs Jessie Walker Saturday
night
Get your notions At The New York
Racket,
Buy summer weight union suits Of
Joyce ana Lee.
Mrs. Leon Pitts Of Denver Colo, is
visiting friends and relatives in this
city.
ioaves Of Bread for % ceuts at
3 Boucher ( Son
Don't fail 10 visit RI. Roperts & Son
10 snt counters of First Glass; Ware.
Mr.. w. II. Jones left Monday for
Colorado where ho goes for the benefit
4 Of his health.
Fresh bread always onhand 8 loayes
for % cents att Boucher q Son
Good bread at reasonable prices 8
: loayes for % cents at Boucher q Son
Bring that mule colt to tue Knell
Fair, Sept, 4-5.67. Carthage, Mo.
Mrs. @. G. Loeb who has been at
Pertle Springs and Kansas City Is ex-
pected home tomorrow.
n Butter and eggs taken in trade at
4 highest market price, at Strattons.
The Lamar Music Co, handle the
Bush and Gerts, Baldwin, Ellington,
Hanilton, Sohiner and Fischer Pianos,
Rev G q Loeb oiiicia,ed at a marriage
at Mt Carmel Sunday, in which Louis
ART and Miss Dora Tucker, . Kenoma
couple, wese the contracting parties
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1906-08-02

Frank Stoup Of Boulder, Colo, lie
here visiting his father Oscar Stoup
east of town.
One cent postal brings a Knoll Fair
catalogue from Carthage, Mo.
Eight loaves of bread for % cents at
Boucher and Sons.
The little son of Jake Wine was re-
ported quite sick Saturday but is better
at this writing
We would be pleased to have you call
and look over our stock. The west yard
Dickinson and Goodman Lumber Co.
Knell Fair at Carthage, Mo. Sept,45
81. Biggest ever. Send for catalogue.
Mrs. Fannie Magill Of Carthage is
visiting her cousins Miss Myrtle and
Ethel Peterson.
Get your Enamel ware at The New
York Racket.
Ask c. s. Ward about our New Zine
Of Royal Blue Shoes just arrived at
j. d. Harburs.
Misses kathryne and Belle Smith, of
Carthage are visiting the Misses Owings
south of town.
Send for catalogue of Knell FAIR,
Sept,4.5-e-7. Carthage, No.
Geo Beagle an old time Jasper boy
was gin the city couple of days
visiting VIA Crandall and other friends
Get In line aud Boa premium WHINE
Send for Catalogue OF Knell Fair to be
held Sept. 4-56-7. Carthage Mo.
Just received another lot Of jelly
glasses at r. L. Roberts & Son.
Rehe,ca and Anna Rumble of Natchez,
Miss., are visiting their cousin Il. w.
Rpmblc'south of town
Sam kessler has sold his farm near
Preston and will movo TO Ohio. TIE
place sold for $50 per acre.
The bread you get at the Jasper Bak-
cry needs no introduction.
Lace curtains, better, prettier and
cheaper at The New York Racket
John Fairfield has been exerting his
best energies thisweek at his farm south
west Of the city.
Get tine Candies and Cigars at The
New York Racket.
Our customers are we'll pleased with
the bread they get at home via the JAS
per Bakery.
Mrs. i ID Smith who has been visiting
her daughter at Bridgeport Ok. for tn,
past nine weeks returned home Wednes
day.
Eater something at the Knell Fail
Carthage, Mo, Sept. 4-5-e-7- Send
for catalog.
Get your duck telescopes and suit
cases at The New York Racket,
o. Thompson is moving the old post
office building back to the rear Of the
lot preparatory to putting up a new
building.
The Lamar Music Go, comprised Of
B. g. Rhoades and e. l.. Mells have the
only exclusive Music Store In Barton
%. They carry q complete stock q
pianos, organs and sheet music
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1906-08-02
Special Rates

st Louis August 5, 6, IL, u, and Is
one way SS.05. Round trip August g, 1
5, II, II and 10, sl0.40. Return limit
Aug %.
G A r Minneapolis
Tickets sold for Sl3,90 for round trip
August IL to ID inclusive, return limit
August 81, but can be extended to Sept
30.
On Augusta Special train will be run
to Joplin on account of M. w. A. Log
Rolling at fare of $50 round trip,
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1906-08-02

Rev O.W. Jones and family left Mon
Cay for their new homo at Milan, Mo;
where Mr.. Jones takes charge of the
Christian Church at that place. The
b,st wishes of their manyJaspcr friends
go with them to their new home.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1906-08-02

Before you buy piano get prices on
the elegant line of Bush and Gerts
pianos at the Lamar M usic Store 1st
door East of Post Office.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1906-08-02

FOR SALE-A good roomy refridgera-
tor in good condition. Call at Crandall
Bros store.
FOR SALE 500 Bushels o. Old
Corn For SALE At riy Farm.
HF FOX.
FOR SALE Ny stork OF Millinery
and Nations. Good Opening For
.tigtlt Party. ADA FR,CK
FOR SALE-i have good milk COWS
for sale One OF them with young calf.
Call and sec ma. Resp
J. 2, lFarbur
TORRENT 8 room hoeea in good repair
barn bagGy,shad cheap reat. Inquire
Of Mrs, L. D. Smith, Fest part Of towu,
DIES AEo HANDLE FACTORY
Des Arc, Iron Couoty, Mo. Manufae-
turar5 of hickory bundles OF al Kinds,
including Coal Pick, e. r. Pies, Axe.
Sledge, Striking Hammers, etc. VIII
ship in any qua-it.es from 3 dozen up
Writ; FOR prioes.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-16
STURGISS BOOM GROWS
Has Been lowered BY Assurances
Of Strong Support.
JUDGE HOLT FOR STURGlSS
Grafton Man Declares For the Man
From ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Collector Glasscock Says.

Morgantown, June IL. -Althouph
the candidacy of Hon. George q.
Sturgiss for the Secoud district repun-
lican congressional nomination is
scarcely two weeks old it has grown
to large proportions. kilograms and
letters are pouring in at his campaign
headquarters here giving him assur-
ances of the warmest support. These
assurances come from every section of
the district aud from all classes of
people and show beyond a doubt that
the people are going to taKe a hand in
the nomination this time aid that
they are demanding the nominatin of
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-16

ming through the state. aud it is ur-
deTstooi there il y movement on foot
to combat this scheme ia as many
counties as po siolF, and whore they
can do il the railroad IN end to de-
feat tile candidates who have voiced
their sent me- Is 10 th matter.
a prominent railroad man who has
been watching these things pretty
closely, and who made the prediction
some time ago that the law would
pass in Ohio, now makes the asse rtion
that it VII be a matter OF b { a few
years at the most until every state
east of The Rocky mountains will have
the two-cent law pat int fleet. TIE
peoIle have commenced t see tina, il
j. p ssible for the rsilr ads 10 give
this rate and still pay LARGE dividends,
and fhev ~re going t demand that the
peopi" VIM ban ~ ther FIRE z { and
# j. morDs. io,tulss out ui IL Civ
tnrm a low rae for passenger ser
VIE The tide has started 10 come in,
and all the work of the railroads will
never be able to stop it.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-16
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
Railroad Men Deplore Death of
Engineer Brinkman.
Martinsburg. June H.,

Martinsburg, June IL 1905.
At a regular meeting of United Link
Division No. 352. The following res
olutions ere adopted
Whereas, Tie violent death of our
esteemed member. Brother j.. v.
Brinkman, who vas killed on June 4,
1906. by falling off the tender of en-
CINE No. 5000 on the Baltimore and
Ohio road while IN motion he hay-
ing started on his trip in full vigor
and prime Of manhood. thinking only
of duty and SAFE return. Little did he
know that in a few short hours he
would side track on eternitv's siding
and life light be dashed out forever.
But memory's bell will toll softly.
thereby warning as to lay aside eartii~
ly contentious aud be prepared to take
our last siding and screen onr lights
for all time and eternity. Realizing
the greatness and sadness of their loss
and knowing that little can be said of
done to alleviate the pain and sorrow
caused by the loss of a son and
brother.
Resolved, That in the death of
Brother Brinkman his mother, sisters
and brothers lose an affectionate BROTH
err, the Baltimore and Ohio one OF
their most faithful and competent en-
giueers and his large list of friends
aud associates a true friend and anf
honored member of. society and our
noble brotherhood one Of it's best mem.
bers, we therefore present n copy of
tn Sc resolutions and with it extend
Our heartfelt sympathy TO the bereaved
family and drape our athen and char
ter in mourning for 80 days in mem
Dry of our deceased brother ; that the
thanks of Division $50 b. Of L. +. De
rendered to those who so kindly as
sisted us in paving the last sac Fzik-
ute of respect TO our departed brother
and for the beautiful floral emblems
presented.
John A. Bowers.
VIM. Il. Eberle.
Asa McKever.
Committee
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-16
BUNKER HILL T
Personal News and Gossip From
That Lively Village.

Personal News and Gossip From
That Lively Village.
Bunker Hill, June 12.-Dr. Castle.
man, of Martinsburg, was a caller in
town Sunday.
Mr.. George HaysIett and Mr.. j.
Thomas Stewart took in the excursion
tc Washington Sunday.
Mr. Harry Ropp, of near Martins
burg, spent Sunday with his uncle,
Nj. o. B. LeFevre.
Mr.. Albert C~lendenping, of lower
Berkeley. is visiting his father.
J. Fred. Laise, who recently grad.
mated from Dickinson College, Car
Isle, will spend the summer at the
home of his father.
Miss Beulah and Stella Hoffman,
students of the Woman's Normal col.
'lege. at Frederick, are home for the
su uimer.
Mr.. Sam Mason has moved his saw
mill to the farm tenanted by Mr..
Gold Cochran. where he will saw
sufficient lumber TO repair the barn
and erect a new orr crib.
A party of autoists from Pennsyl-
vanis, touring the country in a large
automobile, we're the guests of Mr..
Jerry Triggs Monday night.
Mr.. Charles Kilmer, of neal Mar
t~insburg. is spending a few DAYS with
Mr.. o. B. Iefevre.
Mr.. Mason Cornelius aud wife OF
Washington, are the quests of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. H. Bowen.
Mrs. Lizzie Laise attended the CLOS
ng exercises of Dickinson college.
On account of the rain the game Of
base ball between the Athletic club,
of this place, and the HAS Beens, ,
of Stephenson, did not take place.
Mrs. Martha Bishop has gone to
Washington TO attend a meeting OF
the Friends.
Mr.. ". b, CIendenning spent Tues.
day in Ma%rtinsburg.
Mr.. q. Hayslet and sister. Miss
Cora, were the guests Of friends at
Brucetown on Tuesday evening.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-16
CHILDRIN DAY EXERCISES.
ser 3NDID PROGRAMS GIvENIxrwo
CHURCHES ON SUNDAY
Lis,Ie ones Acquit Themselves wra
aud Large Audiences ere Pleased
nuh the. sxer isss.

Children's dav seiyic, $ vi re heid in
1--WE of the Martinsburg churches ON
Sunday, and all were attended By
large audiences. Without exception
the services were very interesting.
special programs OF music. rssita~
lions. ETC., being given.
The most successful services OF the
kind ever held 10 Trinity Methodist
Episcopal church. south, were those
held Sunday. There was an orchestra
of i2 pieces under direction of Mr..
Berkeley. and the little o es acquitted
themselves we'll. The decorations were
elaborate and very pretty.
Ia st. Johns Lutheran church the
little ones celebrated their day in the
afte noon. The audience was large.
he psoaram was unusually good and
the occasion was one to be remembered
by the children. AS usual in st.
Johns. the music was a special feat.
nre
The children of the First Methodist
AAGASNOfthA RN'iNny 0NANNA saw tt8NAA
program ut night before a packed M.
ditorium. There was much IN it that
was worthy of special praise. and the
sevices were thoroughly enjoyed hs
the large crowd present.
At the United Brethren church THE
program was very interesting, and the
children entered into the spirit OF the
exercises with a vim that made she
day a pleasing one The audience was
large aud appreciatiye.
The Christian church was crowded
IN the evening to hear the splendid
program that had been arranged. and
those who were present were not dis
appointed. The. services were inter-
esting throughout.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-16
COMMITTEES MEET.
Contracts For Work Awarded TO
William Cummiskey.


The water aud street committees of
the city council held a meeting this
mornlug, and as il wa the fl st since
the new c~ouucil organized the water
boatd elected its chairman. selecting
Councilman Lewis Thompson for that
responsible position. The street com
mitiee r. ceiyed bids Tor the work Of
placing The sewer on North Queen
street, and awarded tile contract to
William Cummiskey. This kill be a
big job. Mr.. CummisSsy WIS also
awarded the contract for laying six
sidewalks III the fourth and fifth
wards These sid walks were ordered
laid by the cou Gil several months
ago, but as the pgopsrtf-owners failed
to do the work, tn council took 1t 10
hand aud will ilace them at the ex-
peus- II the property-owDe :,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-16
DOG AND RAN FIGHT.
Great Dane Kills His Opponent
After Fierce Battle.

A prize ram belonging TO John ".
Larrick, OF Charlottesville. Frederick
county, on Friday defended a flock of
sheep attacked BY dogs, and lost hi
life after a desperate battle with q
fierce Great Dane. The ram and the
dog fought for three-quarters Of an
boar. deep holes being torn IN the sod
where the encounter took place, but
the superior size and strength Of the
dog proved too much for his weaker
adversary. and the ram was finally
killed. Four ewes were killed before
the dogs were beaten off. After q
chase OF nearly five miles Mr.. Larrick
and his sons killed the dogs. six shots
revolver being required to put
an end to the Great Dane.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-16
GETS BIG CONTRACT.
Mr.. Hammann to Work on Mr.. Craw.
ford s New Home.

Mr.. Harry Hammann has been
awarded the contract for installing the
heating plant at the handsome new
home to be erected by Mr.. w. Fl.
Crawford, and will also install the
plumbing and gas fixtures. The Job
will be a good-sized one, and the con
tract will take a couple of months.
Mr.. Crawford new home will be one
Of the handsomest in Berkeley county,
and will be an ornament to South
Queen street.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-16
GRADUATES GET DIPLOMAS.
Commencement Exercises at the
College at Shepherdstown


The annual commencement exercises
of Shsrh r college, State Norm |
) hool, were held at Shepherdstown,
and a very large crowd from this and
adjoining counties was present.
There were seven graduates-Js sse II.
Cook, William Guy Donley, Allen
Luther Poffenberger, John d. May,
MARY RicSard Pendleton, Alice M.
Banks and Agnes cady-each of whom
delivered an grafton. Several mem
bers of ire tate board of regents were
theie anI addressed the school.
The prizes that had been aw arded
and in which great interes was mani
+ sted. were presented By Hon. Stuai +
81. Bowman, of PhIlippi, as follows
rhe II. Il. Snyder gold medal for the
best all-round student, to Jesse II.
Cook the ]. ID. Muldoon gold medal.
4 r loyalty to duty. to Miss Eliza
J3hn on; the DIR. Hugh N. Leavell,
god medal, for greatest proficiency
in chemistry, to Miss Agnes Cady ;
the J. G. Knutti gold medal, for the
best drilled cadet. to j.. NJ. Garruott.
The diplomas were presented to the
graduates by Hon. Ira f Robinson. OF
IDafton.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-16
MAY LOSE A FOOT.
jeremiah eastman Met With Severe
Accident Friday.

jeremiah eastman, veteran track
man for the Baltimore and Ohio at
this point, may lose a foot as theEresult
Of AN accident in the western part of
the yards on Friday evening. He was
engaged in loading a car, when an
engine backed down againts the car on
which he was working, throwing hIm
to the ground. directly across the
rails. He succeeded in partly extrica-
ting himself from his perilous posi-
tion. but one of the trucks passed
across the left foot. MASKING 1t bad
~. He was taken to the Kings
Daughters hospital. where DIR. Myers
dressed the injured member. He
rallied well from the operation and is
resting easily.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-16
possibly b defeatea.

pNSsIbIF % defeateH.
We could tardlt ge' a letter man
10 the whole ~ GA district tnan Mr..
SturGiss, an / BE- eve ae could lie
elected q sav d e to which he
asoired down there.
We hay 10 iaht on for the state
senate. B. Il Bailey. Of Grafton,
will get the no nintion without op.
position. tie is the representing
attorney Of the county aud Is a strong
man.