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Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
MARKET GOSSIP.
Prices Again Declining Market Weaker.

Market Weaker.
 The week ending was feature less. All stocks sold oS frac- tionally, prices being consid- erably lower than at the close of the previous week.
 The advance Friday was of short duration. as there were plenty offerings yesterday again. Buyers have been plen- tiful, but they have not been willing to bid up the prices to get the stocks. A little az gressive buying would very quickly advance the stocks from ? to points.
 Tn view of the scarcity of copper and the strength of the copper market. it is imprOb- able that copper stocks will hover around present prices much longer. We would con slider figures 5 per cent. higher than at present on all the cop per stocks to be conservative.
 The Notation, Calumet 6 Montana, of which we have a small block at $100 per share, is going raidly and subscrip- uons will probably be closed in a few days.
 News that they have com menced to sack ore for ship ment at the San Francisco has created considerable enthusiasm among the stockholders and ar engagements are being made by some of them to go and visit the property next week.
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EHT3I'Ts ARE SHOWN
 IN OSCEOLA REPORT

SSsCeoia Consolidated reports for Esss gross receipts s2.se1.37I. which <aaap1res with s2,7O1.s20 for 1904. Fa~s net profits after deducting con ssFu~oon expenses, were ssss,74s, ~asSn compared with ss62,s1s for hsssz This is equivalent to ss7s per sAsE~. as compared with ssss per skzxe sR 1904.
 Tn~ rock tonnage stamped was sE<aTy reduced from the tonnage of kao8 The average copper contents showed scarcely any change. being 1z2 pounds per ton. as compared with hzE poanas The product of refined. vvssv was 1s,sss,ss5 pounds. as com
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A small amount Of Cananea & Duluth stock stiH remains in OUT hands for disposal on the installment plan. Work has commenced on this property. and this stock looks like a good investment.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
PRITCHARD, HAGEN s co.
Brokers and Promoters

Front Rooms, New Telephone Bidc., 'Phone 135, Eisbee, Ariz.
 The handling of "sonanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commission, OUR sPE- r CiALTY.
 Transactions for either buy ing or selling orders completed without any annoying delays.
 Quotations by wire come to cur offices "every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michiaan-the HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
DJFY @l OVERLOOK, Brokers
 UNLISTED SECURITIES
Saturday, March 10, 1906.

Saturday, March 10, 1906.
 Today's opening promised fairly good market; however the close show ed a decidedly weak board There was q good demand for American at s1f.OO, but none could be located un- der sl1.50. This stock is fast becom- ing the local favOrite. Denn buyers had to bid up to $22.O0 to get any or ders executed. Old Dominion contln- ues to advance, closing at S46.25 olo and $46.50 asked. This looks well, considering her recent bad fire in the mint. Warren closed considerably stronger than the early market lndl- cated. sales being made at $l5.25 ana with very little offered under sl6.0O' Junction is weaker than it has been for several days; offers at s25.75 tali- ed to be taken. Cochise is in excel lent demand at $500 and s5.25, with very few shares being offered under = 70 and s6.5O Greene is quietly moving upward, with plenty of bids at s2s.OO. Wolverine is being onereo freely at $500. with few bids at s4.5O. Butte & London seems to De gaining strength steadily, none De- ing offered today under s2.75.
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owner is fond of work of the most active kind,
consequently labor is no burden to him, in short
it is what he expects, naturally the brain be-
hind this hand is somewhat dense and stiff, and
unable to receive and assimilate impressions
quickly and readily. They retain better what
they see and experience than what they hear
or read, For such types it is difficult to get out
of the rut Of routine and custom, hence rarely,
if ever, original, often cruel and unchaste.
The heard hand modifes all the types since it
renders them less elevated and intelligent So,
may add, laziness spoils brilliant people, and too
much ill-directed energy will spoil the owners of
hard hands, So the student of the hand will
find many degrees of consistency, and must
therefore exercise his own judgment in reading
them. have cited only the extremes.
TEXTURE OF THE SKIN.
We are now confning ourselves almost entirely
to the back Of the hand, then We talk of tex
ture of the skin.
Texture gives one the key to the individuals
natural refinement. If when the texture is soft,
fine and delicate, like that of a baby's hand, il
betokens a refined sensitive person, one who is
influenced by such in everything he does. He is
person to whom commonness and coarseness
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hands of man, which is very common occurrence,
it denotes that he would look for as many virtues
in woman as there are in angel, therefore often
jealous, yet very often inoonstant and untrue
himself.
Hands that are quite hairless and smooth often
denote folly and presumption. 1t also betokens
effeminacy
Hands slightly hairy give prudence and love
of luxury to men; while on women it denotes
masculinity and cruelty.
When hair is only found on the third OF lower
phalanges it usually betrays affeetation.
Hair on all the phalanges betokens a quick
temper and very often choleric disposition.
CONSISTENCY OF THE HANDS.
The consistency of the hands / will divide into.
four different parts
First, we viii consider the Aabby hand, the
hand which when you squeeze it gives that feeling
as though flesh and bone seem to crush together,
or under firm pressure the flesh seems to
come up in between your fingers. Here we have
hand where physical energy is absolutely lack
ing II is the hand of one who dreams, but
fails to act, who loves, but only in words, never
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Next to the habby hand comes the soft hand,
here in distinguishing the type we miss that
bony sensation while the hand is under pres
sure.
The soft hand is one which, while by no
means portrays laziness, as described in the
fabby type, is, however, still deficient in energy.
The owner is inclined to work by "fts and
starts" yet energy may be developed and much
good may be the result when the talents are
developed. The fabby hand can rearely, if ever,
be improved.
Next to the soft hand comes the elastic hand,
hand we are unable to crush in our grasp
In shaking hands one experiences feeling Of
springiness, of life, of resistance. II is found
among men and women, who not only talk, but
also act it is the hand of the hustng busi-
ness man, the individual who knows no rest,
ever active and always looking for something
new, up and doing yet, however, does no more
work than necessary, but does enough He sell
dom overtaxes his physical strength as he also
reasons.
Next to the elastic hand comes the hard
hand, which are, however, not as often met
This type, as a rule, belongs to people of less
intelligence than the former consistencies. The
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in deeds, its owner desires ease, mental and
physical luxury, loves the beautiful, but will not
work to gain it. The brilliancy of such per-
son will be wasted in idle dreaming instead of
being directed into active and useful channels.
Such people are often highly gifted and pos
sess every indication of creative power, but
since the vital requisite, energy is lacking, it
predicts a negative life ahead. Such a person
dislikes to assume responsibilities and often ex-
poets to be saved the labor of putting food in
his own mouth.
The above recalls story once heard of a
lazy man, where his neighbors, thinking to jolt
him out of his irlrtia, agreed to pretend that
they regarded that the figure stretched out before
them was dead, and awaiting burial. Bringing
a coffin, they placed him in it and started for
the cemetery, the subject not exerting himself
to protest. As they approached the gate one
Of the bearers said affectedly: "I'm sorry Jim's
dead I've been saving part of my crib Of corn
for him" The corpse sat up weakly. "Is II
aheledS" he asked. mo" grinningly replied
the bearer "Then go on with the funeral, sigh
ed jim, sinking back
So it is with the owners of the aabby hands,
they want their corn sheledl
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%%z: C%',z:55S y IRE Tint and' TEXTURE g fna Hand

are naturally repulsive 1t is impossible for such
individuals to do things in coarse, common or
brutal way. They are also very sensitive to
outward conditions, such as the weather, changes
Of temperature causing them to sneeze and
catch cold.
COARSE TEXTURED SKIN.
Here we have the coarse or pig-grained skin,
that naturally feels rough while rubbing your
fingers over the back Of the hand The big
capillaries are hard and rough and unsympa-
thetic to the touch. Here refinement and deli
cacy are unknown to the owner He is usually
engaged in work not of the most elevating
kind, often found shoveling dirt, and would be
impossible for the owner to do fine and detail
work. just as much so as the fine textured
skin would be unable to shovel dirt. However
very coarse textured skin is not often met
yet the coarser the skin the greater the lack Of
refinement, delicate sensibility, or fine quality
Of nature. The medium grained skin is found
on people who are not afraid of work, the ac
tive business man, the doctor, the lawyer, the
successful hustler.
Fine textured people viii always retain youth
and beauty longer than coarse textured people
This may assist the student in judging ages.
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some girls are so smart that they keep their
husbands in a sentimental frame of mind for
quite long time Every night before he comes
home they get all fused up, just as if they
were still engaged and were expecting their
steady to call upon them. If they are obliged
to be busy in the kitchen they put on short
coquettish apron, as if they were going to make
him some fudge instead of dish up the chops
and the potatoes. And they're always fused up
in the morning, too"
"What? In the morning?"
"Sure You can't expect a man to feel any
loverlike sentiments towards creature in a
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it seems now separated and that
Mr. and Mrs. De Lush now good friends"
Yes, l saw that" replied the girl behind the
counter 'Itsytoo bad, amt it, especially when
it's been such little while since they got tied
up People don't seem to know what they want
nowadays They get married in great big hur
ry, and then they spend the rest of their lives
crying over split milk. If they'd look where
they were going little bit more they wouldn't
have nearly so much trouble"
'Do you think that is the reason why there
are so many dvorces" the foorwalker asked.
"Well, it's one of 'em. / see where girl out,
in Nebraska meets full-blooded Indian, and four
hours later marries him.. Now, that girl had
bats in her. belfry. In other words, she was
bughouse How any girl in her senses could
imagine for a minute that she was cut out for
a life in wigwam beats me. You just can't
expect to get. along with man unless you've
got something in common with him."
"Of course, you can't" agreed the hoorwalker.
"And it's a lead pipe surety that this woman
out in San Francisco that married Chinaman--
the woman that's related to the Goulds, you
know-won't be happy with her husband"
s"Of course, she won't It's on the same prin-
ciple as these girls that marry man in order
to reform him. They're not enough alike to-
get along together, and for reforming him,
why, that's all rot. The fellow will stay on
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his good behavior until he's got you, and when
you've been married week he will go on a
good long spree to celebrate it, SO as to give
you the pleasure of spending the rest of the
honeymoon in nursing him through the d. L. y
"And that's no idle JEST" said the foorwalker.
"Some girls have got the idea that they were
cut out to be missionaries, or something of the
sort, when really they amt got enough sense
to come in out of the wet"
ANXIOUS FOR THE MRS"
"They. don't take time to size man up be-
fore they take him by the back of the neck and
drag him to the altar They're so nutty on the
subject of wearing solitaire and of having
Mrs. attached to their name that they just snatch
up the first thing that comes along"
"Honest? Is that straight goods9" asked the
foorwalker, in surprise. III didn't know girls
were that anxious to get tied up"
81 didn't say that all girls are" she replied
haughtily. ri said that some girls are" He nur-
INJURED an apology, and she went on. "But you
never can tell what you're getting these days.
You can size person up from every possible
point of view, and make up your mind that you
are getting the very best that's made but after
you've been with 'em day in and day out for
while, you'll find out it's not what it's crack
ed up to be. The man that tells you your fudge
was simply delicious is just likely not
to blow you up in the morning about the coffee
and at night about the soup Before you were
married to him he probably. swore that he lived
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
BY MARTINI

This branch of hand.reading has always
been of the most intense interest to
to me, it is yet ignored by most stu
N3s9NI dents of the hand.
Hands that are continually pale or
white, never changing color, or perhaps
subject only to very slight change under the diI
rect influence of heat or cold, denote egotisni,
sel6shness and a due want of sympathy with the
lows and sorrows of others. red or high color,
speak of sanguinity and hopefuness of disposiI
ton.
A yellow or yellowish tint, bespeak biliousnessj
very yellow, pointing to dark hue, denotes a
melancholy disposition.
Darkness of tint is preferable to paleness,
which signifies eifeminacy
The correct color should be decided whole
some rosiness, which gives to the owner bright
and joyous disposition.
HAIR ON BACK OF HANDS.
Hands that are hairy speak Of individuals
who possess much iron in their systems, conse-
ouentiy much physical heat In their makeup,
often jealous in nature When found on the
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dirty dressing SACK with her hair up in crimpers,
you?"
"No, L guess not"
Another thing is that they never nag. They
get their own way every time, but they never
have to nag to get il"
HEROIC TREATMENT FOR LANGUIsHING
LOVE.
"That's pretty good, l think" said the floor
walker. "There's nothing that gets a mans
nerves more than naggng woman"
"They never let him get the idea that he's
tied up, either" she continued "They let him
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only to please you, but afterwards you will find
that there's no pleasing him."
IL suppose you think it's the mans fault,
then, when marriage fails to along in well
oiled grooves, do you?" the foorwalker asked.
"Oh, no, not always. It's the wifes fault
if hubby doesn't stay in love with her. and
hubby's fault if she doesn't continue to love
him in the same old way"
"But can two people stay in love after they
are tied up?" he asked Don't you think it
would grow monotonous to the same face
for two meals every day on weekdays and three
meals on Sundays"
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THE PROPER PRECAUTIONS.

"Not if proper precautions are taken,' she
replied "Of course, it isn't as easy as falling
off log It's comparatively easy thing for
girl if she is passably good locker to make
fellow forget how little week he is making
but after she's got him he'll remember fast
enough all right if she isn't careful. If she
doesn't want to make him regret his generosity
in agreeing to pay her bills in addition to his
own, she must keep her wits about her all the
time"
"But how is she going to do t?" the floor
walker asked. "Love and cheese in a cottage
are very poetica indeed until you come to try
it, and fellows, you know, haven't got the capac
ity for sentimentality that girls have"
"No, know they haven't. They can contrive
to get up a little bit for the engagement and
for the honeymoon, and that's about all But
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SEE by the papers that heart strings
are swapping in some of our leading
families at lively rate" remarked the
foorwalker. ,''Mr. and Mrs. De Flat
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go out with the boys all he wants, and they
never make the mistake of sitting up for him
and of casting Disappearing glances at the clock
when he comes in. Besides that if he gets
temporarily struck on some other female instead
divorce, they just laugh UP their sleeves, give
him a free rein, and proceed to look up one of
their old beaux. That course Of treatment gen
orally has the effect of bringing him around
before you can say Jack Robinson"
81 guess that's about right" agreed the floor
walker "Men are funny creatures, amt they?"
you'd just better believe they are" she re-
Piled "But IL doesn't take woman with
B. A. or an M. D. attached to her name to wrap
him around her finger. man is cinch to
manage if you only know how"
Nonsense. You've got rooms to let'
"That remains to be seen. / bet l could
wrap man around my little finger"
Perhaps you could. Who knows"
But she interrupted him hastily. Don't get
the idea that it all depends the girl. No
such thing The has to work like day
laborer in order to keep her gone him. Wom-
en- have to be told all the time that you adore
them, and if you miss day the Immediately
get the idea that your love is waning, and
make preparations for going back to mamma.
You have to do the ardent lover act all the
time. But it's with real brains who
gets wise to the fact that men are not built upon
this wholesale plan. This kind of will
be content if you don't forget to kiss her in
the morning, and if you remember to love her
a little bit when you come home. But you must
make love to her sometimes or else she will
starve,"
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THE KEY OF THE SITUATION.

'I didn't know they were like that" said the
foorwalker in surprise "They generally let on
they don't care at all, and even if you know
that you are the only fellow on deck they will
make you beg for a kiss, and all you can get
out of them is that they do like you some. How
do you account for that!"
The girl behind the counter winked deliber-
atelv. and then said mysteriously: That's just
way they have of playing the game. 1t does
man good, especially if he is lover or
husband, if he is not too sure Of you. 1t keeps
him anxious and interested all the time, you
know, and in that way things never get monot-
onous.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-06

of the men whose chief purpose was
to withdraw the general government
just as far from the people as 1t was
possible to remove it. The reasons
which prompted the demand seemed
real in those days. but they have now
passed away SO completely that they
are but curious manifestations of a
fear that was totally baseless. No
one doubts at this time that the gov
eminent of the United States Is and
should be a government OF the people.
as well as by and for the people. There
is no more sense in electing the United
States senate by legislature than there
would be in proposing to elect the
house of representatives by legisla :
lures, or in the proposal to elect leg
islatures by the boards of supervis-
ors Of the various counties constituting
a state.
II make these suggestions to put the
movement we are now inaugurating
upon sound basis 1t is true that our
experience has shown us that unwor-
thy influences are more effective when
applied to the present method of elect
ing senators than they would be If at
tempted upon the whole body Of the
voters, but it Is not alone to correct
this evil that we propose change In
the constitution. 1t is to bring the
constitution into harmony with the
spirit Of the time. and with national
government as the men Of this day un-
derstand a national government"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-06
Highways!In Hardin County Al
most impossible Because
of Mud
WORST IN THIRTY YEARS
Freezing Weather Will Make Overland
Traffic Almost Impo ssibIe-Eievator
Men Worried Because Can Not Fill
contracts-LittIe Grain Going to
Market.
Special to Times-Repr.phcan.


Eldora, Dec 6.-Owing to the con-
tinuous rains and foggy weather, the
roads turnout the country have beer
almost impossible, and the sudden
freeze up today only makes matters
worse. All heavy traffic is at stand
still, and farmers are unable to haul
their produce even q short distance
Elevator men who have contracted to
ship grain and were trusting to the
farmers to deliver it In time for ship
ment, will not be able 10 fill their con-
tracts, such delivery being impossible.
AT no time, for the past thirty years,
have the roads been in such terrible
condition at this time Of the year, as
now.
The warm, damp weather was very
hard on corn, and were 1t not for the
fact that Hardin county corn escaped
the frost and is unusually dry, it would
soon mold. A large portion of the corn
has not been gathered, it being impos-
sible to get into the fields with the
wagons. Cattle feeders are lamenting
the fact that the frost was all out Of
the ground for their feed lots We're fast
becoming mud holes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-06
HUNTING ACCIDENT AT CLINTON
John Stafford Receives Charge Of Shot
in Head and Leu-WiII Recover.


Clinton. Dec. 6.--John C. Stafford had
very fortunate escape from death, or
at least serious injury, yesterday viii e
out hunting in company with Hank
Mahoney. The two gentlemen had gone
out on a little expedition, the chief OBJ
ject of which was to try olt a new
hunting dog.
Both were dressed in dark brown
hunting clothes and during the day be-
came separated. While in the act OF
shooting at some birds which had got
ten up near by Mr. Mahoney, who did
not notice his companion who was
some distance away, sent heavy
charge Of shot in that direction. AS ne
was not successful in bringing down
any Of the game and believing his
companion would take another shot,
Mr.. Stafford dropped to n half crouched
position, which fact alone saved him
from serious injury. as the birds were
in direct line between he and M
Mahoney.
Throwing up the stock of his gun to
protect his face he was successful III
warding off much of the shot. altho
he received a fair portion along the
side of the head and in the hip. How
ever, he was not seriously injured and
will suffer no bad eqects from the ac-
MI
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-06
LEHleH MAN ARRESTED.
Taken in Custody at Webster City or
Serious Charge.


Serious Charge.
Webster City, Dec. 6.-Chief of Po-
lice Ash and Officer Boyd of Webster
City arrested William Taylor of Lee
high, who 1T is alleged is guilty of Sc
duction. Taylor was taken to the city
Jail where he spent the night and was
taken back to Lehig'h by Boyd. Taylor
was nabbed just as he was entering the
armory opera house for the purpose of
witnessing the play, Uncle Toms Ca
bin.
But few particulars Of the case are
known here. About o'clock Chief Ash
received telephone call from Lehigh
to the effect that a warrant had been
issued for Taylor's arrest on this seri-
Gus charge and that he had left there,
presumably for this place. A descrip-
tion of Taylor was furnished and Ash
and Boyd Immediately began a search.
The fellow made no resistance to the
arrest but declared his innocence of
any crime 1t is not known whether
or not he left Lehigh for the purpose
of evading arrest.
Taylor is miner at Lehissh and has
lived in that town or near there prac-
tically all his life He is about %
years of age and the som OF respected
parents. He has always borne a good
reputa ton