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Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-18
[. M. HOLMES LEAVES
 THE WESTERN UNION
To Become Manager of the Postal Telegraph Office
 in BiSbee.

c. M-. Holmes, who has been mana ger of tie Western Urion office in Bis bee for 2 number Of years. today sew CTS his connection with the Western Union company and becomes manager for the Postal office in Bisbee. Many patrons of the Western Union will re- gret sincerely to see Holmes leave. His willingness to go out of the way to do favor and his unvarying courtesy always made it pleasure to do business with his office.
 Holmes succeeds B. L. Welker at the Postal office. . Welker goes to Rodso as agent for the E. P. & s. w railway. The new manager of tae Western Union had not arrived in the city last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-18
COL. N. 5. SCHUYLER
 WILL VISIT BISBEE
Commandant at Fort Huachuca Decides to Come During
 Fifth CavaIy'S Visit,

According to information received yesterday. Col W. s. Schuyler. com mandant at Fort Huachuca, will visit Bisbee on Friday. August 21. at which time the Fifth Cavalry will be camped here. and will remain two or three days. Colonel Schuyler did not ac- company the troops on their practice march, but has been urged sy Bisbee friends to visit the city and consented Colonel Schuyler has many friends iu Bisbee. and suitable plans are being made for his entertainment.
 The squadron. consisting of -four troops Of cavalry. the Fifth Regiment band. a detachment of the hospital corps and wagon train under command of Captain John M Jenkins, eamped last night at Hereford and will be at Naco tonight. They are due in Biseee on the goth
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-18
LAX PAYERS
 PLANTS COME
 BEFORE BOARD
No Reductions, Some Raises Not Made-FrenCh Secures Concessions for c. 0. Co., All Treated Alike.

The city council met last night as a board of equalization for the pur- pose of hearing reasons why raises in assessments should not be made. IL was late when quorum was secured, but business was dispatched in hurry after the meeting was called to order
 Frank c. Bledsoe and P. M. Buck walter were present at the meeting and entered a protest to raise Of their assessments. on the ground that adjoining property was not being assessed as high as the proposed rate. The board allowed the assessments originally made to stand, eliminating the raise.
 Attorney c. I. McReynolds appear ed before the board >on behalf Of Mrs. A. C. Steiner, and upon representa- tions made by him, a proposed raise on the assessment of lots, from S350 to $450, was not made.
 S. W. French was present on behalf of the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining company. and with the board went over in detail the company's assessment. Lots one and two, assess ed to the company and occupied by county jail, were ordered stricken of the list, as were also the assess ments on lots three, four, five and six. as they appeared elsewhere on the as sessment roll as the Bisbee Improve ment company's building lots, thus constituting a double assessment.
 Some reductions were also made. in order to make the assessments equit- able, on some lots on Naco road. on which a portion of a large raise was taken of The principal reduction asked and secured by the Copper Queen interests was on the lot Occu- pied by the general offices. This lot was turned into the county al $4500, but was assessed by the city at more than $17,0O0. French claimed that only a small portion of the lot was Oc- cupied. that it was semi-public in its nature. and later on would be even more so. as the general offices could not permanently remain there. and that it would probably be turned over to tbe city as a "breating spot He stated that other improvements tend ing to make it's uses more public, would soon be begun. Upon this represen- tation, and the fact that the county had made a less assessment. the re- duction was made to equal that of the eounty-s4, 500.
 The last act of the board last night was to make the assessments on the triangular tract of ground on Main street, recently aded to the townsite. This was disposed of by allowing the rates fixed at previous meeting to stand.
 The meeting then adjourned sine die.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-18
RICHARD HUMPHREY
 OUT FOR SUPERVISOR
Well Known Lowell Man An nouaceS Candidacy or the
 Democratic Ticket.

Richard Humphrey of Lowell is candidate on the Democratic ticket For supervisor of Cochise county. He for maIly announces his candidacy in the Review this morning.
 Dick Humphrey is an old citizen in Cochise county and a good one. For eighteen years he has been a resident of Bisbee and Lowell and there are few citizens and voters who do not know aim. For years ne was miner, then a dairyman and rancheT of the Sulphur Springs valley. He is at present road oyerseer at Lowell.
 Humphreys friends lay claim to much support for him from the fact that Lowell with it's vote of 800 or seO-.s entitled to representation on the ticket Lowell has not been rep resented in office in the county, they say, and in recent years tentative promises, they claim. have been given them in convention that their turn would soon come. Now they say they are after n and ask that the nomina- ton for supervisor be given Dick Humphrey
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-18
BISBEE CLUB
 WILL SHOOT IN
 ]. 5. CONTESTS
Arrangements Made With the United States Revolver As- Sociation Admitting Bisbee Revolver Club to Contests.

The Bisbee Revolver Club is to take part in the United States Revol- yer Association matches. This has been assured by a sufficient number of the local members agreeing to take out membership in the national asso ciation and to participate in the matches.
 A letter from J. B. Crabtree, secre taTy of. the United States Revolver As sociation, with headquarters at Spring field, Mass, to A. E. Mackenzie, sec retaTy Of the Bisbee Revolver Club, states that as soon as six or more members are secured from the Bisbae Club arrangements can be made to have one of them act as representa- tive of this association and branch shoots and medal contests can be au- Chcrized.
 Assurances have already been se- cured from a sufficient number of the members of the local association to make it certain that these shoots can be had here, and this will be done. The annual outdoor championship contests of the association are to be held September 5th to 18th inclusive, so that no time will be lost by the BiSbee revolver enthusiasts getting in to the game.
 Quite a number were at the ranges Sunday, at which the following scores were made: For the twenty yard range. Dr. N. c. Bledsoe 32, 46; F. Maze, 19, ', 29; Mackenzie 29, r; F. Bledsoe [: Watkins, 37; Burges, 34; Gillespie 6; for the forty yard range the scores were as follows: Dr. Bled- soc, 68; Maze. A, %; Mackenzie, 29. 1T; James Nichols, Il; Watkins, 55, g, 70; Burgess, 65.
 4 meeting of the Bisbee Revolver Club will be held Thursday afternoon at 3:30 in the c. & A. dispensary. Sev- eral new applications for membership will be acted on-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-18
METALS.

There was a very sharp decline in the London tin market. Spot was quoted at G132 5s; futures G132 1js. Locally weak. Spot. S29.O0@29.5O.
 Copper was higher in London with spot at G59 IFS Sd; futures, e6O 12s Sd The local market was weak 10 a shade lower. Lake. 13.50615.62hc: eIectroIytic, 13.371a 11S.5Oc; casting, 13121a@13.25c.
 Lead unchanged at e13 Is Cd in the London market. Locally dull at S4.57 to S4.6212.
 SpelteT 5s lower in London at G19 12s 6d. The local market was easy at $4.6712 64.7214.
 Iron was unchanged on the local market
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-18
DEPARTMENT TIMED
 BY CHIEF HENKLE
Wken An Alarm Was Turned in for Practice Run Yes
 terday Afternoon

Yesterday afterncon C. NJ. HeukeI. chief Of the fire department, turned in an alarm from his-st0-e on Main street 10 ger out the men for practice and to the horses. From the mo ment the alarm was turned in until tae waspn reached the store was one .ninu1e and forty-fve seconds. l. IS |estlnared that a stream of water could have been playing on the fire. had there been one. in two and one-aaif inmates from the time tae alarm was sent in
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-18
GEN. WARDWELL BURIED; WIFE TOLD
She Refuses to Believe Mes sage and Still Calls for
 Her Husband.
lspeclal to The RerIew.l

TOMBSTONE, Aug. 17.-The tune ral of Gen. David K Wardweil was held yesterday afternoon 4 subserip- ton was raised among old friends of the general. and he was given a de- cent burial. The services were held at the Methodist Episcopal church
 Mrs. wardweli was told of her bus bands death today. She did not realize the import Of the message told her. and continues to call for her bus band who she insists is stil in the room adjoining her in the little cabl. at the rear of the county hospital.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-18
GETS ELECTRIC VOLT.

c. E. BarteIl was hurt at the Hol- brook last night by receiving an cleo tric shock while riding one Of the trolley cars of the new underground electric car system. He was imme- diateIy hurried to the C. Q. hospital, where an examination showed that se was seriously hurt, but not danger ously SO. Bsrtell struck his head on rock.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-18
STOCK LIST.

Amalgamated Copper, 75 Is; Amer lea nSmelting, 941a; Atchison, 87Ia Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, 1451a l; New York Central. 1051s: PennsyL vania. 123 IS; Reading, 124 3-S; South ern Pacific. 94 If; Union Pacific. 1562t: U. s. Steel, 45 1-4; T. s. Steel preferred, 10S 7-S.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-18
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Cattle receipts 25,0O0 head. Market steady to 10 cents lower. Reeves, s1.55GT66; Texans, s3.5995.20; west erns, s3.5O66.00; stockers and feed CTS, $2.50@4.50; cows. and heifers, s1.75@190; calves, s5.50@7.30,
 Sheep receipts, 26,0O0. Market 10c lower. Western, s2.706425: yearl- ings, s4.3565.o0; lambs, s3.58@6.60.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-18
closed at 9l 3-S,..

closed at 91 3-SI. September corn opened 1ac to 5-Sc lower at 75 1-S@75 1-4c, and closed at 75 1-4c. Oats closed firm. September open
 ed 3-Sc lower at 45 3-S@45Ac, advane- ed to 46h and closed at 46 3.Sc.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-18
GRAINS.

CHICAGO. Aug. 17.-Wheat had a moderate rally from its low point, but closed weak. September opened 1-8c to lie lower to shade higher at .92 7-s to 93 1-Sc, declined to 91 lie and
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-18

The last touches have been applied to the Granite Reef dam and it is now completed The chains for raising and lowering the gates have been installed and are working.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-18

ft is reported from Tucson that a coffin factory may be located there m the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-18
American League.
NArIoNAI lEAcuE

These averages do not include yes terday's games.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-18

Review Wan. Ads Bring Results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-18

RevIew want Ads brIng results.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08

ton farms under his immediate sup
ervision.
A conference is generally held in
Washington some time during the lat
ter part of August or the early part
OF September when all Of the state
agents are called in and conference
held as TO the best methods 70 be used
Mr.. Bamberg will attend from this
state
So far this season boil weevils nave
been found in the southwestern part
of Murray county.
Reports have been received OF the
weevil having made his appearance In
Love- Marshal and Bryan counties,
but the specimens sent to Mr.. Bam-
berg are not the Autonomous Gran
ldis' bug, the technical name OF the
boil weevil Mr. Bamberg has asked
that all farmers who find any bug of
any kind to please send him a speci-
men of the same. So far the only bug
found In this section is the green
bug, which has not done any damage
as yet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Cincinnati, 4; New York, 3.
Cincinnati July S-Timely hitting
by Cincinnati in she seventh and
eighth. coupled with Shannon's muff
of a fly brought about the defeat oi
New York Mclean was badly spiked
IN the fourth inning and will be out
of the game for two weeks
Score r. H. V
Cincinnati .... 900 600 22s--4 IL 8
New York .lOO IOi UU0-s b
Batteries: Spade and Mclean.
Schlei; Crandall and Bresnahan.
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TO FIGHT peat wEsvlL.
tcontinued from Page ?.

The bill, however. was through so
late that we were unable to put all
the agents we desired in to the field
but We have placed six additional men
and we placed them nromntly, and we
have transferred the entire service
of another man who was partly in the
State
Il have called conference for Sep
tember and will go over the work so
as to plan the best that Is possible for
Oklahoma for the ensuing year"
Mr.. Bamberg has his special agents
at work and is himself on the road
investigating and studying conditions
as well as looking over the demonstra-
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AT Minneapolis
First game, Minneapolis, 8; Milwau.
kee, /. Second game, Minneapolis, q;
Milwaukee, q.
At 81. Paul
ST. Paul, :; Kansas City. 0.
At Louisville
Lonisv.lie - 7 iedo, !.
AT Columbus
Columbus. 6; Indainapolis, 2.
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San Antonio, 2; Houston. /.

Houston. July S.--San Antonio won
a closely contested game, to /. Both
pitchers held hits down to a minimum
and the numerous errors were not
made at critical times.
San Antonio .............2 4
Houston
Batteries: Duproe and Alexander;
Jackson and Dawson.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
sIoux cItY. 3: OMAN. 2.

oIOuN UIty1 D OUldWd1 2
Sioux City, July S-After two men
we're out in the ninth, Sioux City won
from Omaha on Walsh's single and
Pitcher HG,lenbeck's wildness.
Score RH +
Sioux City .... 900 001 002--3 s j
Omaha ..... 900 600 200-2 5 0
Batteries: Starr, Mckay and Henry:
Hollenbeck and Gonding.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
81. Louis. 8: PhlladeIphia. 2.

81 LOUIS, 8 PhIIaueIphIal z.
Philadelphia. July S.-An error by
f. Collins In the seventh inning cf
yesterdays game let III the winning
run for ST Louis.
Score r. II. =.
St Louis ....... 900 100 2O0--3 6 /
Philadelphia -. 900 001 000-2 5
Batteries: Dineen and Spencer; Dy-
CERT, Wickers and Powers, Smith.
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Hutchinson. July Hutchinson
took yesterdays game from Enid, 8
to 2
Score RH. T.
Hutchinson 49,. 00i POS 0O0--S % >
Enid ........ 100 Zoe O0O-2 ;
Batteries: McNeely and Haas; Me.
GIN and Allen.
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pnnhlo- z. nenuer. o.

Pueblo, July S.-Pueblo easily shut
out Denver in the first game of the
series. Galgano was inyincible.
Score RH.E
Denver ...... 900 600 000-0 s 3
Pueblo ......140 002 00r--7 z 0
Batteries: Corbett and Zalusky;
Galgano and Smith.
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Amerlean Leaaue.
WESTERN AssocIATIoN.

Topeka, 8; Webb City. 8.
Topeka, July S.--Topeka beat Webb
City in a game marked by bad fielding
and stupid playing.
Score r. II. e,
Topeka ........10l 012 3GO--S II 4
Webb City 49,. O03 600 00O-3 4 .
Batteries: Iagerman and BARLEY;
Roach and Jutzi
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okLAHoMA.KANsAs LEAGUE.
IoIa. 1.1: Independenee. o.o.

Independence, July s.-Iola admin
istered two shut-outs to Independence,
both games of which were pitchers
battles. The second game was with
out an error, being called at the end
of five innings
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Ever Ready" containers. keep
Water" ice cold, or Coffee boiling
hot. for 72 hours. At Olsmith's.
Phone 1893.
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Batteries: Cicotte, Winter and. Cri-
ger, Donohue; Berger, Joss and Be
mis-, n. Clarke
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Joplin. Mo-, July ss-Joplih out
played Springfield, winning 10 l..
Cobb made nine successive hits.
Score r. II. IL.
Joplin .....l... 800 OIL 000--5 9 I
Springfield ~ 600 600 001--1 3 3
Batteries Pollard and Harrington.
George and TonnemaH
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TEXAS LEAGUE.
Waco. S; shreveport, 4.

Shreveport, La, July S.-Tlmely
hits, aided by errors OF the locals gave
yesterdays game to Waco. TO 4.
Score RH.E
Waco ................... 6 4
Shreveport 3 2
Batteries: Hornsby and Orr; Girls
man and Petit
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Galveston. July S.--What few hits
made in yesterdays game came at op-
perfume times, Galveston winning a
close game, to ,.
Score R.H. +.
Austin ...4................ ; j
Galveston Observation-Disclosures. /
Batteries Herbert and Gordon;
Hickey and Louzon.
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BOSTON. 4. si. Loula. 1.

ST. Louis, July S-Boston had an
easy time winning from St Louis, 4
to /.
Score R.H.E.
St. Louis ...... 900 900 00l-1 3 2
Boston ........ 200 600 011--4 Z 4
Batteries: Lush and Ludwig; Linda
man and Smith.
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Wichita, 8: oklahoma civ. I.

Wichita, July S.--wichita took the
opening game from Oklahoma City
3 TO l.
Score R.H.E
Oklahoma City 900 O0O O10--1 2 8
Wichita ~t.4. 020 001 000-3 3 8
Batteries: Fol5re and Mcconnell;
Dick and Armstrong
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AND
OTHER
SPORTS

Philadelphia at Plttsburg.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at ST. Louis.
American League.
Detroit at New York.
ST Louis at Philadelphia.
C'hicao al Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
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Boston. July S.-Cleveland had a
six-run lead over the locals. but Ber-
ger was wild and Joss, who relieved
him, was batted hard Boston winning,
s to 6.
Score r. II. e.
Boston ...... .052 -0lO 00S-S 10
Cleveland ... 42O 600 OOO-6 8
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CHICAGO. ~; WashInoton. o-4.

Washington. July SS--Chicago won
both games of the double-header here.
to 0. and to A. The second bat
lie went thirteen innings.
First Game.
Score RH. u.
Washington 49,. 600 00G 000-0 s /
Chicago .......,.010 600 000-l Z 1
Batteries: Burns and Street; White
and Sullivan.
Second Game.
Score r. II. u.
Wash ....11l 001 600 600 o. IL 8
Chicago 600 100 1872 900 81 16 0
Batteries: Burns. Falkenberg, Smith
and Street; Altrock and Weaver.
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Second Game.

Score r. II. II.
Detroit .. 240 202 001-li II
New York ... 0eO 202 OOG A 3 4
Batteries: Donovan and Schmidt;
Lake aud Kleinow, Blair.
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Second Game.


New York, July S-Detroit won
both games of yesterdays double
header from New York. The visitors
outplayed the locals throughout.
First Game.
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Batteries: Willets and Thomas
Schmidt: Newton, Manning and
Sweeney.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Western Association

Western Association.
Oklahoma City at Wichita.
Enid at Hutchinson.
Webb City at Topeka.
Springfield al Joplin
Texsa League.
Austin al Galveston.
San Antonio at Houston.
Fort Worth at Dallas.
Waco at Shreveport.
National League.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
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Hall, Packard and Hanlon.
Second Game.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-18
Limitations OF Practice.

In an Iowa town an action for eject
ment was tried by the court without
a jury the suit having been brought
by a religious society TO recover nos.
session OF cemetery The defendant
physician in active practice. bad
bought the ground for the use OF the
society. but when afterward he soy.
cred his connection with the organiza.
lion It was discovered that he had tax
en- the title in his own name and eyi.
IDENTIFY Intended to hold on TO il After
guy weighing the evidence the court
ordered judgment for the plaintiff
stating briefly the reasons for the DO.
cision' whereupon defendants conn.
sci desired to be more fully enlight.
ened in the premises.
certainly" said his honor. In All.
alton 10 what | have already said
there are but two others reasons. one
IS that the church seems TO need q
cemetery, and the other is that the
doctor has failed to show that his prac.
tice Is sufficiently large to necessitate
ms maintaining his own burying
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-18
Sheath Gowns Failure

Apparently there is nothing IN tbs
theory that women will wear snv,h;no
that fashion dictates. inasmnch &c
~ iorh importers who made heavy
~ ondses OF sheath gowns abroad say
me- cannot make the style popular
"a 'nis country Lloyd's. that ener-
sruc hrm that insures everything in
suIaoie' mas even gone so far as 10 re-
lnse 10 insure one OF these shipments
~ sheath gowns. and the dismayed
mn orter IS facing total loss.
AZ no time in the history of the
,a'loh mas the American woman
dressed so sensibly, modestly and he
SS"mingly as to-day. - Denver Repuh.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-18

a religious exchange says IL IS n
waste OF money TO spend campaign
funds in the printing and circulation
Of campaign literature. I'VE never
read a campaign document through
to the end II declares. "and never
knew any one who did" 1t is safe TO
say that the one who makes this as.
sertion does not always recognize
such documents when he sees them
Campaign literature takes many forms
and Is found in unlocked for placas
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-18
IhInqs theatrical

Carlotta Nillson is TO no saon .,
Diana of Dobson's."
A dramatization of "Graus,ark, g.
shortly TO be produced.
l'lam golfers new play in which
ne y 70 star IS called The Patriot"
revival OF The Prisoner of Zen
ea e promised by James X. Hackett
Tor next season.
'horuses OF sheath gowned girls are
proving attractions in the musical
comedies in the West
charlotte Walker will succeed Ida
conquest IN the leading role of Eu.
gene Walters play. The Wolf"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-18

1t is one OF the phenomena OF bereJ.
ity that boy wants to be what bis
father was-if shoemaker then a
shoemaker, IL an iron worker then
an iron workers, IL an artisan in anv
line then an artisan in that line. and
the father and mother. who have come
70 hate the smell OF leather. or tho
CRIME OF the smithy, the oil waste n,
the machine, or the sweat OF down.
right hard work. cajole or coerce that
boy into something that is genteellv
dull or respectfully stupid. and KIN the
germ that would have produced tho
manufacturer, the mechanical enpi.
neer or the capitalist
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-18

There IS no irreverence in a shrewd
man remark: BE sure to look for
me motto on the double-eagle. III it's
not there the coin "a worth GOOD
deal more than twenty dollars" II Is
merely a business suggestion. The
coins minted without In God we
trust" already command a consider.
able premium.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-18
Actors and Audieneee

Courtney-Just now society has two
absorbing diversions.
Stlckney-What are they?
CONTEMPLATING golf and making
Inn OF people who play goIf.-Detroit
Free Press. ''
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Failed to Eniov ~

Acquaintance-IIow did you enjoy
your trip on the lake?
Mr.. Upjohn (who had been violen,lv
seasickl Not at all. II is such an
undignified way to travel. - Chicago
Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-18

TWO monster whales have just been
killed on the Eden coast OF New south
N'-es. thereby furnishing a reminder
mat the whale fishery was once
looked upon as the staple industry
Of the Australian continent