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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-09-27


1.-THE railroads are preparing to
put the new rate law through the
courts" says the Springfield Repub-
lican, land then we shall see what
we shall see, after the judges have
finished with it. We will probably
all be some years older before all the
issues that the railroad attorneys can
raise will be settled by the Supreme
Court. In the mean time, thanks to
the Republicans for defeating the
Bailey amendment, the shipper who
thinks the rates he is paying are IN
reasonable must grin and bear it. So
the longer the railroads can keep the
issue undecided, the better it is for
them. In fact the railroads get the
best of it by standing pat, so they
are hardly liable to be anxious for
decision that might be against them.
Of course all this applies to inter.
state commerce for the high local
rates within the several states can
only be regulated by state law. Re-
member this when you vote for mem
bers of the legislature this fall and
don't elect corporation attorneys pre-
tending to be friends of the people.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-09-27

TARIFFS seem to be worrying the
railroads and express companies as
much as the fear of revision of the
tariff worries the standpatters. The
general public know as little about
railroad and express tariffs as they do
about the Dingley tariff law, except
in a general way, that all these Re-
publican protective tariffs are plumb
ering them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-09-27

Services every second Sunday OF tn
month at II a. m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

Ia the middle OF the twelfth century
priests were The only doctors BY an
"lict of thc council OF Tours surgery
vaS separated from medicine aud the
practice of the former forbidden TO the
clergy The latter then employed their
BARRIERS 10 perform surgical operations
This arose from the fact OF the monk
having their heads shaved frequently
and observing the dextcrity acquired
by the BARRIERS In the use of edge tools
The knights OF the razor from cuppinc
aud bleeding passed ON to tooth draw
ing and finally 20 other operations re-
quirng skill and dizziness. If not much
knowledge. They knew practically moth
ing Of anatomy. II rs said surgery was
denied to the clergy by canon Of the
church which forbade Them 20 shed
blood This was considered %he dark
age of medicine. and somhcr indeed. il
must have been TO The worthy ciioycu
who. perhaps. placing himself NJ the
hands OF his barber for relief migAu 40
the saline time that b. was gctciBg rid
OF q tumor also part company wifi hit
bead
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23
SOLD BY HENCKELL DRUG co.

to her knees beside him, "what has
happenedT
Abby" he said severely. do you
know you're a-tall.in' TO me-
II don't care I'm glad Of It," she
confessed reekIessly. You spoke to
me, father. You called me-"
She sat down and lifted his head TO
her lap. stroking ii tenderly as IL be
bad been child. "lIow came you 10
be out here" She asked.
He smiled up at her sheeplshly. 81
t9ok a notion 10 git thai picture Of the
children Of Isra'l out of the ROOM" he
explained. It's bothered me a good
deal OF late, SO yanked II down with
the cane an slid it down the cellar
stairs. Then you come In an started
10 20 down them stairs, an l hollered
10 you ! was afraid you'd break your
neck over it,"
Ten minutes ago | shouldn't N
cared much il | had broke my neck,
She said. but now
She drew him TO her hungrily. Some
thing warm and wet spIashed on hls
forehead Daniel coughed huskily. -
Il guess you'd better sit the children
Of Isra'l Off the cellar stairs au hang
EN- on the south wall again, he said.
somehow | feel 5 il | could stan 'em
now"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23
The Word nnnllnr."

According 10 one authority. the word
dollar is corruption of the German
word "thaler,' the form in Dutch be
in& "daaldor." MI these different forms
were derived from Joaehiin's Thai. n
Bohemian town, where the Count Of
Schlick, A. D. ELS, coined some excel
lent PIECES in siNd of an ounce Ia
weight From the name of the town
came Joaehlm's thalcr, applied to the
above named coins as well as that of
Schiicken thalcr; hence lo3chims thai
er pieces were lr>t contracted into
foanhjms thIlers and l"u into thai
crs. These coins gained sgch q reputa-
ton that ihry became pattern 50
HAT others ol The same Kind. though
made In other places look the name.
he word assuming dii'erens spelling
through the Low Countries. reaching
spain as d1li4gs aid through its prov
lnecs transmitted 20 the western hemj
sphere, where il was applied 10 coins
prior 10 the adoption of the federal eur
rency In coinage. the word dollar is
favorite. being found under various
spellings iu almost every part Of the
globe"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

man following him. Hell make a
rich SOUP. The little crab WAS saying
give Kept HIN fat, grabbing Tor worms
ali SUMMER
The man picked up old Mr Turtle
without Tie least trouble and qua hm
10 "a basket Then De looked af ,he De-
lc crab "What do you get oal Jf
thisY' ne asked
Meg" said the crab "Oh I get
nothing except my reyenga-uuless You
want to give nae something for IT, and
De looked hopeful
81 wllL" returned the man Thought
fully. II want to give you q nice
warm home. I'm very fond OF day.lai
crab" And that hcartioss mon walked
on chucklmg But lhe crab h.d his o..
yenee. which paid as wen a~ REVENGE
generally docs Atlanta Constitution
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

Speaking OF the voeful waste U
money ~ wish 90 interrupt the NEE.
ing laas eHodeh 70 give D flow figure
Cr an important matter that Seem 60
have been entirely overlooked say
Homer iioch We refer 10 the w
buttons ON the sleeves of men coats
NOW there are probably Cao.000 nf
in Kansas and they probably have gl
an AVERAGE Two coats apiece ma
makes 100000 costs and 100000 O.
100000 dozen sleeve buttons tn.
buttons cost about twenty CENTS g
dozen. ana 40 that rate tbe men 20
Kansas alone ere carrying around o-
their coat sleeves ia the form of fa-
IONS chat have no u-e ou earth or iu
iho sBy aH invcslmta of about ST.
m1 And the estimate is most ron
sarraHte F0i'9Taaanlrrnau. iH tn.
name 81 economy and thrlI and H-i
sr.Hnnf ana business s-a
s1e-s ~ other things
Journal
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

oyie West Comedy Co. VIII Furnish
Amusement Fer Cairo
People.

Z goa wan 10 laugh sixty times a
mute you viii 30 to the comedy PEI.
FINANCES By the DoyleW West com.
a1y at Caro- opera house Tuesday
ad Wednesday The company COM
rises sme weilAnoWn artists, am0ag
aem Fa zen Ali be iugm mast
n ara Snyder and Snyder that
my pair In heir funny sketch
Inning Lights Z Society," Happy
COL gam the man wIth the wooden
hoes; Miss Maude Oursier who pos
ses q beautiful voice ami some very
W songs. 2 al hHl Hha gives ini-
ans of he lannon's pan Doyle
Fl fhat acra mingly funny
emitted I'm Ilu1gt and oth
wo numerous To menti-n and ia
Icluslcu that fenny fouract comedy
an q hsh-class moral SHOW The
crs Will ho Within ihe peach Of air.
- 20 and 30 cests Ladies' Tree The
gs night WHEN accompanied Day one
served seat ticket
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

Ing for compouionship in these hours
Of his helplessneSs carefully concealed
beneath a cold exterior.
"lf any one speaks first i'll be her
he toll himself over ana over.
SO day after day as his wife came
silently into the room and went silent
" ont Daniel lay feehly lingering the
sheets with his left hand. striving TO
coniure up some scheme which might
rid him of the troublesome lsraelitcS
Eho refused 10 be counted above the
dirty fourth. At last IN desperation
ae had been counting counting an day
long he decided o. take tile matter
into his own hands. In the early dusk
when he heard Abby 80 ont the back
door 90 shut mp the barn and the hen
houses for the night he managed, by
the use Of his sound left arm. % slide
himself out of the bed onto the floor
Slowly, painfully lie coaTiycd to
reach tho corner where an old cane with
4 crook handle leaned in HE angle of
the walls Then with ndogItable pa
tieace he wUrmed his Way along the
floor until he was beneath the picture.
After several unsuccessful attempts he
managed 10 hook the handle OF tie
cane securely onto the frame. and
throwing hls whole weight un0u IT, h.
dragged the picture crashing 10 tue
floor
lie listened for Il momenf. half eX-
pecting to hear bis wiies footsteps OH
he back steps. but no one eame He
dragged himself into the kitchen push
iH2 the picture before him The cellar
door Was ajar Thither he mada his
painful way ANA pulled u wide open
The mingled smells 81 damp earth a,M
last seasons vegetables greeted his
aostrils Without a pause he thrust
lie picture through the, doorway and
istoned with many delightful chnckles
as the children az lerdcI went bump
ing downward Halfway down lhe
frame stact fast IA,5 would never
do JIG pulled himself Basel, To thc heI
-ruurr 10 @ct the caue "ttA Inc ai'i OF
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

The Canaries' weak Spot appears 10
at second Thomas may be able
play BAN But ID far tie mas failed
how IT, he pUta no ginger into
lis work. There are hopes of obtains
ne Berle King for taia pos tion
Then. with Berryhill at first. Arm
trons at third and Trouman ~ shore
ae Canaries win have an inner gar
en- which should prove inyincible--
aattooH star
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

1t hung conspicuously on the south
wan-tno only picture in the little bed
ioom Ia tie foreground, between tw9
walls OF waiter which reared them
selves Oh either side in defiance of ali
natural laws, .at bearded, complacent
stalked "A Larcuean Moses. Behind him
tralad the children of Israel. looking
very Like q mob of German peasants
while On tile horizon thc Egyptian hosts
sadly out Of PET pectiye-were threat
eneI % every side by curling waves OF
gigantic proportions.
il had nung there in the same place
far years. hgt it was only since the day
be had been brought IN from the barn
his right side useless from a stroke OF
paralysis. that Daniel Crosby had Civ.
en- the ancient smoke streaked wood
e,r more than a passing Thought He
had been aware of ifs existence in q
vaguely tamAlr way, e it han been
taken down he would have missed IT,
io knew from the title underneath it
was supposed Go represent the passage
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

The Danylle lean returned from
Terre Harte with the snort end of
10 6 score and d taic Of woe Che
Hoitentots were given terrific ram
for their money nd Da1Tllle womb
have wen tie game had no the 1.m-
pire interfered ne is declared by
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

One thing that brings JOY 10 Inc
hearts of the fans is the way The mca
swat the ball While IL rs true that
the pitchers have rot been working
cut at their bes. al the same tiHe
they have been steaming some over
pretty fast The men all tcp up and
into the bali and swing well. ar .
from indications the teams that beat
Jacksony Tie this summer will have
to make few runs. --Jacksonyille
Courier.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

Cairo as az present ned up fears A.
cam in the league except Paducah
V!ucenne Danville Nation and
Jacksonville being out-ciassed bnt we
ant 10 beai The Indians and viii not
rest content unless We can turn the
Lrick
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

Big Jeff, The Indian rooter, was ont
at the park yesterday with his foehara
voice and nexhaGatible fund Of base
ball repartec. Wen, Well. well, and
THAT'S picking cherries" Evidently
JEFF has no 9alyGlar heart trouble as
he excitement incidental to a contest
Toes MOI seem 10 put him ont
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

3erryhiA has gned Fleming, a
ltcher from West virginia who p,teA
for Paris aga.u5 the nauilIe ikr
league team Wednesday and beat
lem q 40 D. he win pitch today
gaint paua. Mauoon star.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

About POO oysters wouid be require
dally to supply sufficient nourishmenL
f1r one person.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

Cairo of indy TO Bob Talbot
cream Is and il was due TO the abr
ity 10 hi TIE on the game. VIII
the score standing TO 9 in favor a.
the visitors, Cairo sho we'd no saffron
streak bur waded in and by consecu
I've lamba ting of the ball inning after
inning pounded out the four runs
necessary to win.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

Cairo Du up much better and fas
game ain ihe Waguers. a tea
ion ii e. stronger than the Globes
than it did yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23
BY N. ]. EARNRAKER.
Eormer sscretarY K. |. II. Leaaue.


Cairo defea ed the ST. Louis Globe
We terday afternoon by the score OF
to 6. but there II no glory attached
the victory
One thousand spectators saw The
visitors go down 10 defeat In loosely
played listless game replete with er
rors, hard hitting and erratic plays
elratic being il synonym for dumb
in the present instance.
Both teams-Cairo and Globes,
made spectacular exhibitions in the
farce on the national game and the
least said about the eignt and one hair
spasms that were put on as an eve
pener to the regular league season. is
the better-the only consolation 10 The
affair il. that Cairo won-rathor cold
e9faforl the faas. who really love
see ms DEL ball-ihc scIentine
feature, eveh though Cairo loses oc-
casionally
The score by innings
Globes 10 % ) 0 0 0--6 6 s
aiIu i.0 : A-a 10
Batteles-Talbot and Gleason;
Way, WooIring Hatch and Wolfe
Umpire ed Powers
Paducah, April 22.-The Indians re
Gated -Hs trick Of Saturday and
scalped Jimmy Ryaa's Li,le isyas
IN a ga flied vita hard consecutive
sitting.
Buch Fsee nan, the ex-Palucahal
tchef s Al the slab for ihe Contra
leaguers, but IN ha itih jimmy RYAN
ENLISTED his cDit sau3 hin to he |
stable and tre ted oui 4 new n
10 TIE slab, Nho wound up iy lasns |
the game.
The score by innings
e II %
E,as .2oo 201-S 2
Pal $3.50 3 ls03 &9 ID D
Batteries freeman Wacker and Ful
II aliaci S0Gh and Ceap0rs
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

II is reported that Dick Brahic has
amped Padgcah and gone TO Poplar
lQG II The report Is true # is 10 he
leeply regretted and Cairo extends
Ympathy to Chief Lloyd. Brahic Is
ithout doubt valuable man and The
ritter gave hi mcrejit for a lot of graz
natter
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

Bully for Paducah, Two out
rec from Jimmy isyan'a Contra
eaguers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

lt 1904 thing that the opeuin
% tAe a. is still some Z days Of
na 4r ioearb S vide awake
lhe rea si.uGi OF.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23
H3GHT OFF TIE BAT.
t5Nc ue team work.

HeadaofE is what 4 needed badly
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-28
Mining Notes.

J. T. Rreckon, the mining engineer, has
taken offices in the D. F. Walker build
ing.
Harry B. Cole has gone to the new
Manhattan camp in Nevada to size up
conditions.
Another carload of ore from the Cy-
clone company's property will be on the
market tomorrow.
Samuel Mcintyre, president Of the
Mammoth Mining company. is expected
back from Nevada tomorrow.
Two cars of ore from Bingham, two
from Nevada and one from Stockton
" ere reported at the Pioneer sampler yes
terday.
President John E. Dubois Of the Yam
kee Consolidated will leave for the east
tcCay well pleased with conditions at the
property
Six cars Of ore from Tfntic, three from
Nevada and two from Bingham were re-
leased from the Taylor & BruntOn samp-
Ter yesterday morning.
Owing to continued wire troubles there
were no special market letters from
either Boston or San Francisco yester-
day. Quotations on stocks, however,
managed to get through.
According to a message from Boston,
w. Y. Rice, president Of the Gibraltar
Mines syndicate, with properties at Buzz
hCg, Nevada, is now at the Hub on
business connected with the properties.
The Skylark Copper Mining company
has levied an assessment of l cent d
smart lOI the pun DOSC VI COulluuIIS ut-
veiopment on its promising Beaver coun-
~ properties. It will be delinquent March
A. while sale day is fixed for March
21st.
During the week there were forwarded
to Colorado two cars of ore from the
Lower Mammoth. Now that the car
shortage situation is much relieved, the
company expects to ship more regularly
than it has been doing since the con-
tract for the mines output was made,
Word was received from Gold Noun
tain yesterday that strike had been
made in the Bank of England cOmpany's
property, south of the Annie Laurie and
adjoining the Annie Laurie Extension on
the east. Other than that good ore had
been encountered in the tunnel 100 feet
from the mouth, particulars were unob-
tainable.
Manager L. S. Gates Of the Boston
Consolidated company's mines came in
from camp yesterday TO remain over Sun
day. He has just started work upon
a new ore Storage bin structure that is
calculated to take care Of the ever in
creasing tonnage of fine sulphide ores
that the mine is producing in the regu-
lar course of development.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-28
GREAT WESTERN HAS STRIKE.
Mine Near PocateIIo Cuts Fine Ore
Body-WiII Ship to Mackay.

Manager NJ. G. Carbon says the future
Of the Great Western company's proper
ties near PocatelIo Ida, never looked so
promising as at present. About a week
ago a large body of ore was encoun-
tered which he is satisfied will run Is
says he has a volume of it that will en-
able him to get out and ship fifty tons
per week. The main tunnel is into the
hill go feet where the body of ore was
encountered, the location of it having
been previously ascertained by sinking a
shaft. When the vein was reached cross
cutting work was commenced and quite
a quantity of ore was taken out. The
recent strike was encountered at a dis
main tunnel
Mr.. Carbon IS now getting out a guam
tity Of the ore as trial shipment to the
smelter at Mackay and is having samples
of it sent to two or three assayers, so
that he may have the benefit of the re-
turns from varying sources. The ore
body just struck is from six to eight feet
across and all mining men unite in their
BELIEF that the company has a mine
In the course of DEVELOPMENT work on
the property smaller ore bodies have
been encountered from time to time
that assayed from S2S per ton and run
ming away up into fabulous sums, but
this is the first big body Of ore that has
been found. The company is now en-
gagged IL putting in track and steel
dump cars in the main tunnel for the
purpose Of getting the ore to the dump
more readily. Manager Carbon is firmly
Of the opinion that this property will
commence to ship ore as soon as the as
says Of the new strike is made. He can
handle ore prOfitably that runs much
less to the ton than this ore will assay.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-28
Special Stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a special meeting of the stockholders Of
the Wabash Mining comTany, a corpora
ton of Utah, will be held at the com
pany's office. rooms 5000, Atlas block,
West Second South street, Salt Lake
City, Utah, on Thursday, the 18th day Of
February, 1906, at 1 o'clock p. m. Of that
day, for the purpose of considering
amendments to the articles of incOrpOra-
ton, and if the stockholders shall so de-
eide, amending the articles Of incOrpOra-
ton in the following respects, viz;
l. By increasing the capitalization Of
the company from 900, divided into
800, 900 shares of the par value of 81 each,
to 81 OO0, 600, divided into 250OO0 shares of
assessable stock of the par value of So
each share, and 10000 shares of nOn-as-
seSsable stock of the par value of s. each
share and thereby to reduce the present
number of aSSeSSable shares from 800 coo
to 10000 shares, and to provide for 80
coo of non-aSSeSSa bic shares; the total is
sue TO be 10000 shares. Also to provide
for the issue of the newly created assess
able stock, share for share, in lieu and
in place of the now issued and outstand-
ing assessable stock, and the substitution
of the surplus then remaining of the
newly created assessable stock for the
aSseSsabIe stock now in the treasury, and
to provide for the placing of the newly
created nOn-aSSeSSa bic stock in the treas
ury and to provide for the sale and dis
position by the board OF directors of all
the newly created assessable and nOn-as-
sessa BILE stock in the treasury. and 20
provide that all the newly created shares.
both assessable and worcestershire. shall
be considered as fully paid, and issued
as fully paid shares.
2. Amending articles. 2, II and IS Of the
articles Of Incorporation to accord with
and carry into effect the matters above
mentioned
BY call and order Of the board Of df-
reCtOrs.
n. TREWEEK, President.
w. Mont. Ferry, Secretary.
Dated January %. 1906.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-28
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Week Has Been Lively and Market
Generally Buoyant and Strong.

Business on the mining exchange dur
ing the last week exceeded that of the
week before by practically 5000 a day,
while the number Of shares changing
hands was nearly 10000 a day more, on
the average. For the six days a total Of
pa. O65 shares Of stock, with a selling
value Of S13537I03, changed hands.
Park City stocks had the call for most
Of the week. and the prices made were
generally dictated by the seller. Tintic
stocks also showed considerable activity
and a general Improvement in price
while the tone Of the entire market was
bUoyant and strong.
Daily has moved up from about SIP to
S. s. IN the bidding, while holders are de-
manding Sl45 at the weeks close DAILY
Judge has shot up from So to $3.50, and
there seems little disposition on the part
of holders to loosen up at the latter fig
ure. The close finds Little Bell at 81 80
bid, S4.97 asked, with sellers holding the
top hand The last sales of the stock
were made on Friday at and around $4S5
Daly-West sold on Friday at S17.20 and
Wabash has been clinging close to the
90-cent mark during the week
New York Bonanza has been inclined
TO weakness during the past several days,
but reports from camp are to the effect
that change for the better in mine con-
ditions are mOmentafily expected and
market followers are touting it for an
early and sharp advance
Columbus Consolidated, of Alta, is hold