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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-27

A TRAINED NURSE OF SEVERAL
years experience wishes a position as
nurse, companion either travelling or al
home. Can give references. Address
Miss NJ. 109 n. Seventh Street
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EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER FOR
first-class hotel at GAINESVILLE, Va; one
thoroughly versed in dining-room de-
partment and full of energy. Address
L. L. EASLEY. Black Walnut. Va
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T ,OsT-SoAIE SIZES IN THE VARIOUS
lots OF our SO Suits; $3.50 reward to all
Who can find their size now-and it's
easy. Q. H. BERRY & co.
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WANTED. A POSITION AS TEACHER
in a private family. to teach small chill
dren. Or as companion to some lady. Ad-
dress Miss r. ADAMS, Bedford Springs,
Va
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WANTED. LADIES WHO WISH THEIR
neck, shoulders. chest and bust devel-
oped by deep breathing Ono messase) to
call. Results positively guaranteed
Lady always in attendance. MEL
VILE DANIELS, 213 North First
Street.
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WANTED. EVERYBODY TO WRITE
to me that has anything to do. and will
ing to pay for his work Address =. S.
V p, care of Box 81. Columbia. va.
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WANTED. POSITION AS COLLECTOR
for some business house: or shipping
clerk; best Of reference given Address
j. Box So. Columbia, Va
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LAWN MOWERS.

LAWN MOWERS. BICYCLE AND MA.
cf1inery repaired at BLENNER'S Ma
chine Shop, No. 30 North Fifth Street.
phone SIS.
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ACTIVE CATHOLIC LADY TO WORK
at home; $50 paid for Il days trial; per-
manent if satisfactory. JOHN ENG
wall Lakeside Bldg, Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-27

'NANTED-A COLLECTOR OF ABILITY
and energy who can furnish bond Tor
S,o0 and good references: can secure
good place at No. 1901 East Main Street
Monday between S and o'clock A NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-27

FREE BIRDS WITH EACH GLASS Oa
soda water at COOKIES Drug Store
corner Sycamore and Bank Streets
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SEE BORN's STEEL RANGES. e. H:
COSBY, Agent, NO. 40 west broad
Street.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED. BY A YOUNG NAN. sI ST, y.
ton in a bank: have had FIVE years eA.
perience and can furnish the very Desl
references Address c. c. t., lnoiha'
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HELP wANTED-gEMALE.

wANTED-AT NO. 2o9 EAST FRANK
lin Street. a house GIRL none but an
exneriIenced one need apply.
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17sT RECEIVED A LINE OF L L.. E 81,
styles Fine Ruby and rear S hIa ii6 'nSy
are aGu zPSF;He No. 1909 East Main Street.
heIween Eighteenth a4ld Nineteenth. /.
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ence desires to teach and take charge
of young children next session.: qualifi-
cations-English. French. Latin. Mathe-
mates; no Music. Address Miss w. S.,
Box 215, Gordonsville, Va.
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WANTED. PUPILS 10 LEARN STAGE
or fancy dances. MELVILLE DAN
2lS North First Street
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WANTED-A FORMER STUDENT OF
the State Normal School desires posi-
ton as teacher; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Latin. Mathematics and Instrumental
Music. has had four years successful
experience Address A. B. c.. care Post
master. Tobaccovlle. Va
WANTED, POSITION AS STENC5IRA-
pher and typewriter by young lady of
experience. Can furnish No. I refer
ences Address Box 42S.
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WORK OUT THE PRovERB TO-DAY.
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colleges in North Carolina wishes posi-
ton to teach as principal of school. Has
had five years experience in teaching
and can give best of references as to
moral character and ability, etc. Is en-
dorsed by best known educators in
North Carolina. Address PROFESSOR,
care this office.
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WANTED, A NURSE FOR INFANT.
Must be neat and have good references.
Apply SCI East Main Street.
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LOST.

IOsTA SMALL WHITE POCK EFT
BOOK on Monroe and Grace or Frank
In Streets. Reward at No 319 West
Franklin Street.
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WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED.

WANfEp-TO GET FREE: BIRDS By
nuylng the coolest and best soda watet
from GoCkE'S, the Druggist coraes
sycamore and Bank Streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-27

A GRADUATE IN MUSIC UNDER
Prof Utermoelen. of Martha Washing
Address Miss ADA GORDON. Oak Vale,
w. Va.
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WhNTED-SEvERAL EXPERIENCED
Girls to work in our bindery. SIM
ONS BLANK BOOK CO., Twelfth and
Main Streets
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SEVEN. CASH PRIZE PRovERB CON
TEST TO-DAY.
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WHAT IS THE PRoBERB TO-DAY?
WANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY WHO
has had several years experience, sit
uation as teacher for the coming year;
School; best Of reference. Address
TEACHER, Jefferson Va,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

8 BOYS KNEE PANT SUITS THIS
week at BURGE & WOODY. $3.50.
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FLAT FOR RENT. NEAR THIRD an
Main Streets. to adults: references. An
swer with full name. NJ, care TINS OF
flee
WHAT IS THE PRoBERB TO-DAY?
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WANTED A POSITION TO SOLICIT
trade ard collect. and distribute adver-
mouse. viii! give the best of reference.
Address P O. Box 35. Columbia Va.
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JEWELLERS.

10 CAPTAIN. STOP THE SHIP.
- sGHEER'S prices on watch and 5eweIry
antaad Main Street oppNosite Old Mar
ket.
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WANTED. POSITION AS SALESMAIN
in grocery store; Is years experience:
best of reference given. Address ]. NJ.
c.. care of Box 50. Columbia. Va.
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BOILER MAKERS. MACHlNlSTS, MA
chinists' Helpers and blackSmiths Help
ers wanted for railroad shop out of
town: good pay and steady work for
reliable and experienced men: transpor-
ta1ion furnished. Apply. to n. B.
P. NJ. No 81 Bank Street.
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HELP WANTED MALE.

CIVIL SERVICE GOVERNMENT POSI-
tons: 1872 appointments made between
July 1. 1901. and April 10, 1902; only com
mon school education required LOT e1
animation; catalogue Of informat3n
free. COLUMBIAN CORRESPOND-
ENCE COLLEGE, Washington, u. Z.
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A YOUNG LADY OF SEVERAL YEARS
experience desires position in a private
family to teach small children: teaches
English branches and music. Address
Miss "P NJ d." CORTLAND. Va.
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HEAVY HAULING.

COLES. EXPRESS. CLARENCE Wy
ATT, proprietor. Special attention gwen
70 moving machinery and iron sales'
1916 East Cary Street.
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MURDERS BY THE THOUSANDS
sect Powder that kills: never fails.
Sold by JAMES w. COOKE, corne.
Sycamore and Bank Streets.
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WHAT is THE PRoBERB TODAY?
The news-herald., 1902-05-17
IN AND AROUND
.GILBERT'S TOWN

Col. A. @. Brodie and wife made
us very pleasant call Thursday
on their way to the Martinez
Ranch.
NJ. l.. Ncwcomb, one OF Brodic's
Rough Riders, is the new watch
man at the lower dam, relieving
Dan Davis, our old time friend Of
his Job.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burson, Mrs. With
erlay and Mrs. Morris passed
through town Thursday and made
us short but pleasant.
Geo. NJ. Cake, President of the
Bisbee. Belle Copper Co., is develop
ing his group OF claims at the head
of Buckhorn gulch, as fast as men
and money will permit. He has a
very good showing for a second
Jerome or Calumet and IIecla
mine.
Gus Heyman and Mr.. Olin
were here Thursday sampling our
imported fluid and pronounced it
very good. Come out and try it
yourself.
Mr., Gee is getting along finely
with the telephone survey. He has
got as far as Constellation with it
and from there he will proceed to
Briggs, thence to Hot Springs.
Berry and Bcrsharo have struck
a body Of copper ore in which you
can see the gold We were shown
a piece by Mr.. Berry where the
gold was in the copper glance.
The news-herald., 1902-05-17
TAKE THEM OUT
TO THE MINES

The citizens of Wickenburg
should see to it that every business
man and prospective investor who
comes up on the excursion from
Phoenix tomorrow is taken out to
see some of the mines in this vicin-
lty, otherwise the town will receive
little permanent good from it. A
visit to the ORC Grande, Angel,
Sahuaro, Lorna Doone, Denver
Group, Nulturc or any of the lead
ing mines around here will set
some of these people to thinking,
and that would be good missionary
work, as few of the people in the
Salt River valley realize the mag
nitude and richness of the miner
alization of this section. That is
one Of the reasons Wickenburg has
been 50 slow coming to the front.
The news-herald., 1902-05-17
A GOOD MAN

Supt. A. A. Pratt Of the Angel
left for Salt Lake Sunday night, 60
ing via Phoenix and Los Angeles.
1t is to be regretted that business
calls him away. Under his direct
ion there has emerged from rank
est desert waste and raggedness Il
camp that will soon be known as
the model mining camp Of Arizona.
Mining would be far more profitable
to many more people if they would
appl V to their mines the same bust
ness judgementand foresight requir-
ed by other business.
The Angel has been brought to
It's present stage OF economic per-
lection for less money than is often
spent to install u helter- -skclter
plant that always needs to be re-
built, removed or re-arranged. A
visit to the Angel would be we'll
worth while for every mining man
in the territory.
The news-herald., 1902-05-17

Gold, gold, bewitching gold,
Precious metal that never will
mould,
Rich in thy yellow, hot or cold,
Melted, beaten, twisted and rolled,
Hard to get and harder to hold,
Hidden, stolen, bought and sold,
Begged and borrowed, begrudged
and doled,
Worshipped today by young and
old.
Passport free to Mammon's fold.
Pricetof crimes that never were told,
Virtue bartered and honor sold,
All for thee, most beautiful gold.
EX.
The news-herald., 1902-05-17

A country school teacher near
Bath, Maine, boxed the ears of one
of his young pupils. The boy told
his mother of the transaction, and
the following morning the lad hand
ed the teacher the following note
written by his mother.
"Mr. Normand: My son informs
me that you boxed his ears severely
Yesterday. Nature has provided a
proper place for the punishment of
a boy, and it is not his ears. l
would thank you to use thereafter" "
Respectfully, Mrs. James Sni(er.
That mother evidently taught
that Hoosier lesson in that note
which county school teachers ought
to follow.
The news-herald., 1902-05-17
IN NAME ONLY.

Judge Kent made an order ycster-
day changing the name Of Dick
Hall, the editor and proprietor of
the Wickenburg News-Herald. a
coming mining lnagnate and u
present all around good fellow, to
"Dick Wick Hall" This order
was not made arbitrarily without
Mr.. Halls knowledge or consent, or
for the purpose of heaping opprob
rium upon him, but because he
asked it to be done.-Republican.
The above is seli-explanatorv.
Hereafter the name OF the senior
editor of the News-Herald will be
Dick Wick Hall, in law and in fact.
wick" always did sound good to
US and as we never were very posi-
tive whether our name was Dick
or DeForest, we finally settled upon
Dick Wick as q compromise and
asked the authority Of the District
Court to settle it.
The news-herald., 1902-05-17
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
AROUND CONGRESS

etable line.
F. NJ. English is doing a rush
ing livery business.
Mrs. J H. Robinson, of Prescott,
has been visiting with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Clark.
R. Z. Bullard has shipped a car
of ore to the Val Verde smeiter.
Lee Hodge has gone to Cunning
ham Pass.
Rufus Cannon is riding for the
Martinez Cattle Company.
J. H. Carmichael is building
new residence on Railroad street.
Ed Zeiger's stages leave twice
week for the Harqua Hala country
and it is generally we'll loaded.
Charles Matthews, the efficient
AID good looking book-keeper Of
! the Martinez Mercantile Co., is
kept SO busy with his duties that
his time for Sunday School work
is rather limited.
~ Mr. Kirkland, the we'll known
pioneer, is recovering from a severe
case of blood poisoning Of the hand.
Mrs. B. L. Snider has been CON
fined to her house a few days with
severe attack of neuralgia.
Mrs VIM. Mccormack will Join
her husband in Bisbec in a few
days.
Miss Baker, of Merced Calf,
arrived Wednesday evening and
will visit her parents for some
time.
Mrs. F. E. Williams and son
Isaac are enjoying u visit with
friends in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. kimball are guests
Of the MARTINEZ Hotel.
Our village blacksmith, A.
Hoppe, is turning out first. class
work in his line and "His brow is
wet with honest sweat, for he al.
ways has a rush OF business.
Mrs. Medlin anil her grand
daughter spent last week in Pres
c0tt
Mrs. Beatson closed her school
with a picnic to which all the June
ton ladies and number of ladies
from Congress turned out for
good time in the open air and
most delicious luncheon was en-
joyed.
When the pipe line for the Ge-
nung water is finished, this place
will have boom. The climate is
perfect and the location could not
be better.
Notwithstanding the lockout at
Congress, our little town seems
quite active.
The Martinez Mercantile Com
pany continue to send out THEN
large teams laden with supplies for
! the various mines in the surround
country,
O. L. Gcer, General Manager OF
! the Arizona Improvement Com
panv. is out on the desert looking
after his mining interests, new
strike having been reported on one
of their properties.
w. B. Clark has just finished
hauling q carload of machinery,
steel and mining supplies to the
Rio Del Monte Mr. Clark is also
kept busy hauling for the Octave
Gold CompmF.
f. NJ. Czarnoski, General Man
ager of the Leviathan Gold Mining
Company, is in from the Max
imillan Group, where he has been
busy putting up a whim. They
arr now working three shifts and
they are meeting with excellent re-
q, Ire
The news-herald., 1902-05-17

Mr.. Scofeld of the smelling COM
pany is on the coast purchasing
machinery for their plant, which
will soon be erected here. The
business men of Wickenburg acted
wisely when they assisted in secur-
ing site for this plant. Great
aches from little toe-corns grow,
and this small beginning may be
the start which will somcday make
Wickenburg as great a smelling
center as Pueblo.
The news-herald., 1902-05-17


Sadie Vaughn was found guilty
of petit larceny in Justice Boyd
court Saturday, the jury having
disagreed at her former trial
Sadie did not seem to appreciate
either the fine OF $50 imposed by
the Judge, or his offer to provide
Ter with a beautiful summer resi-
-lcnce in Phoenix and charge her
nothing for board for 60 days, so
she appealed her case to the dis
trict court. james Olin and Hen
ry Wickenburg went Oh her appeal
bond.
The news-herald., 1902-05-17
L REBLIG.


A story is on the newspaper cir
cult of "a very peculiao phenomen-
on" 1t is of child, who has been
discovered by ''an eminent geolog-
y,"with a hand that attracts gold.
This may be a phenomenon to the
lcared professors and the guileless
newspaper editors who arc publish
ing the story, but it's an old one to
US. In fact, we have seen hands
with such an affinity for gold that
every time they passed over the
plates, some OF the amalgam stuck
0 their palms, and their are inst
Ances of individuals with hands OF
such an adhesive nature that gold
coin of any denomination, without
regard to creed, sex or previous
proprietorship, sticks to their palms
at every opportunity. This pecul-
.arity of the hand often gets the
innocent owner into difficulties.
4 use might be made Of these hands
after after the owners dies. Ii
placed at the bottom of sluice box
es. little of the fine gold could
escape. The child spoken Of about
is simyly graduating. After tax
ing her first degree she will be
known as a kleptomaniac.
A printer named Kennedy, who
was both deaf and dumb, was run
over and killed by a train at Hack
berry last Friday. Kennedy was
SO deaf he could not hear the thun-
der crack, and started for an even
ing walk upon the railroad track.
The locomotive came just like 4
lightning driven plow, and reached
poor "Kennedy" unawares; he's
with the angels now.-Williams
News.
Frank Cox tells the Tucson Git
izen that he does not want the nom
nation for delegate to congress un-
less it is unanimous Frank would
make good candidate and good
delegate, but if he waits for a unan-
imous nomination it is to be feared
he will never get to congress.
Democrat
J. Devine, one of the owners Of
the Mountain Chief group in the
Harqua Hala's came in from his
place Monday evening after mach
merry This is the first time Jack
has been in since the Phoenix cx-
cursion last year and it looks as if
he must bavc had q ''hunch".
George E. Sanders has been at
tending to the post office during the
absence of his assistant, Jimmy
Buck. If the rest.Of us have as
much trouble IN getting married as
Jimmy, there will be a surplus Of
bachelors in this vicinity.
The news-herald., 1902-05-17

Frank McGovern, the machinist,
is being kept busy most OF the time.
Some California mining men
left last week with load OF sup
plies for the Santa Maria country.
The people are already complain
inc of the warm weather, so Mr..
Miller is doing a good business in
ice, and Chris, the obligirg W; ter
agent has good supply of water
on hand for the thirsty public.
f. e. Williams has experienced
help in his dairy and not only sup
plies the public with fresh milk,
but also with butter and eggs.
Merit Pollard has leased the
Jones Hotel and is prepared to
furnish first class board and lodg-
inU
The news-herald., 1902-05-17

It now looks as if Wickenburg
would soon have two telephone
systems, as the Arizona Telephone
Co., through one of its officers, Mr.,
Wright of Prescott, announce their
intention of building into Wicken-,
burg at an early date; in fact, as
having already started the line this
way and having ordered all mater
ial. The Sunset people are active
" engaged in stalking out their line
to Hot Springs via Gilbert and
have most of the material on the
ground ready to start stringing wire
as soon as the poles are in place.
The news-herald., 1902-05-17

A business mems excursion will
come up from Phoenix tomorrow
and from present reports, it is eX-
pectcd that several hundred of the
valley people will avail themselves
of the 81 rate. 1t is to be hoped
that the fighting element which
came up last year on similar ex-
cursion thirsting for gore, will re-
main at home and not mar the
solemnity OF the occasion. Over
fifty men were engaged in the fight
at one time and if the train had
not pulled out ahead of time with
the battered remnants Of the Phoe-
nix contingent, there would prob
ably have been work for the under
takers. Wickenburgers don't seek
trouble, but they generally manage
to be around when it is finished.
The news-herald., 1902-05-17
CONTRACT LET ON
TIE DENVER GROUP

Messrs Crane, Small and partner
have taken contract to run the
tunnel being started on the big
ledge of the Denver group q dis
tance of two hundred feet. This
tunnel will start where the ledge
cuts the Constellation d Gillert
road and will run lengthwise of
the ledge, opening up the property
in good shape for permanent work
ing. AS soon as this contract is
completed, another will be let and
the work will be continued, even
tually giving a vertical depth of
I 400 feet when the tunnel is under
Denver Peak.
The showings being made on this
property are very encouraging and
the owners have every reason to
congratulate themselves. The cross
cut tunnel is now in something
over five hundred feet and is ex-
pected to cut the led ge very soon.
The Washington times., 1902-07-27
THE MILLENNIUM

Along with other Biblical questions there has been revival of the
discussion the beginning of the Millennium if indeed that discus
has been really Christ of the
Jerusalem and addressed His disciples the of
the world.
Many have been reduce
phrases of the Holy Writ Mathematical probability order
the when the be brought the religious
tiny of mankind having been worked keeping with divine
To the lay reader of the Scriptures however, would
forts accomplish nothing however keen the logic of the expert
Interpretation of those passages that the time
Judgment.
Those who will read the twenty fourth chapter the gospel accord
Matthew will conclude that prediction futile
estng be- In replying the questions of his Apostles the Son of
Man declared reiterated that could know when the
every chapter mpresses
Judgment shall suddenly and unexpectedly upon
human
For the lightning comeh of the and shinet
wests shall the coming of the Son of be.
ut of that day and hour knowe the angels of
heaven, but my Father only.
therefore, We your
ut this that if the good of the house had known
the thief would he would have watched would
have suffered his house to be broken up. q
Therefore ready for think
Son of Man corneth."
The Washington times., 1902-07-27
FAMILIARITY WITH THE BIBLE

Many people nowadays mnng the passing of familiarity with
the Bible This regret caused sometimes by religious convictions and
sometimes by merely literary sentiments question
familiarity with King James the has had
with forming the style great question however,
can be done about ii.
Many years decided this country religious
the public schools should be discouraged mainly for
there different cree the land that could be favored
without Nevertheless,
Schools colleges and academies that considerable part the popua-
ton does get taught the Bible its youth Yet the teaching
have little effect What the of difference be-
religious training here and England? No be familiar
English noting singular aptness
which the authors when any religious quote Scrip
ture for their purpose
1t be difficult the which contribute to this
difference settle but possibly
familiarity
count for much here England In this country the child is
laboou taught passages Of Scripture the week;
interpreted by another theologan dwet upon
the Established Church the stored half unonscousy with all
The beautiful passages of the Old and New
meaning dened when the mature mind ready for In other
words the English appeals the verbal memory and
immature and incompetent understanding