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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

If things could be so arranged that
could be woman for twenty-four hours
without having to wear a hoopskirt or
the back with hooks -and-eyes, I would
like mighty we'll to try the experiment.
But, mind you. only for twenty-four
hours, and even then merely for purposes
of investigation.
things about the unfatnomable sex that
need explaining and that never will be
explaine until some man actually goes
through the mill.
It's no use trying to get the data by
reading George Eliot and May Manton,
or by watching the critters. or even by
consulting your VITO or your ma. Tho
thing to do is to be one of EN- yourself
and to experience the sensation--to ride
like n stormy petrol on the waves OF
Joy and sorrow and fascination and de-
light, or to futter through the hurricanes
OF jealousy and spite and cht-chat and
gossip.
Now. supposing one could be a bird Of
this character without having his stays
laced too tight and his freedom of move
ment too much impaired by crinolne, It
would. repeat, be marvellously inter-
esting to do some psychological sleuth-
ing Just to investigate the now mex
plicable why's and wherefores of femi-
ninity.
Far be it from this awed and reveren-
tial student of the Daughters of Eve to
say that the investigation would fail to
reveal splendid traits of character on the
part of those who mt present serve only
to mystfy, and dismay U.S.
On the contrary, it may be safely
guessed that such an inquiry would dis
close both splendid powers OF digestion
and noble attributes OF mind. For eX-
ample, don't believe that any sex that
can eat as much chicken salad as the
ladies of my neighborhood have con-
sumed within the last week, is altogether
without physical strength and moral cour-
age. Indeed woman versus chicken or
turkey salad washed down with spiked
| lemonade and held In place by berb-
boned sandwiches. is ono OF tho most
mysterious propositions which lately have
held me chained IN amazemcnt.
In the first place. chicken salad like
! widows, always strikes one as having ar
interesting past. When 1t comes to yot
/ we'll fabricated with olive oil and coylS
nestling on q lettuce leaf, you can't re-
/ slst It, aud yet, even as you taste, yol
know that 1t Is hut the advance agent Of
I a trouble bureau. 1t looks strangely easy
to take in. and yet. as you ruminate upor
1 it, the stuff develops a weirdly elusive
| rubbery, bouncing tendency, which Is like
unto nothing so much as the resllencA
i OF a widow s spirits. In short you wan
4 1t and You don't want It. and when 70,
get 1t you are sorry, but not half SO sorr.
1 as you would be II you didn't get It,
Perhaps tbs the subtle danger which
Turks In this embalmeI meat that make
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
PROMINENT MEN TAUGHT
BY JOSHUA MUNR OE

whitesell. James X. P. Whitesell, Virginia
Wh!tesell, David p. wilson. Ophelia c.
Wilson,. Clarence w. Wilson, James w.
Wallace. Matthew D. Wilson. (The stars
indicate those known to be deado
OF the boys aboye-named about sixty
per cent. served the Confederacy, seven
at least, perhaps more. losing their lives
In the army: John Armentrout, Killed
at Gettysburg: Artidore Bare, drowned
at Waynesboro, while returning home
on n furlough: Samuel A. Lambert. cap
tain in .F1fty-second Regiment. dying
from fever; James w Lambert. dying
in prison; John H. McCadden, dying in
West Virginia, shortly after entering the
army: Hunter IL Ruebush. killed; James
Trotter, dying in Camp Chase. Several
others were badly wounded; among them
John 7. Pilson and John w. White
sell. who each lost a leg In battle; prob
ably Others OF them who had Joined the
army from other and distant places were
killed or wounded unknown to the
writer.
Others of those mentioned above have
died in distant States: D. b. Wilson
rear Fort Worth, Texas, where he had
been living for several years; and James
c. Lilly. a civil engineer, who died few
years ago In the city of Mexico: Theodore
, Louis. native OF Germany, who attends
| years ago, in Brooklyn: Mr. Louis was
| the father of Mrs. A. r. Harnsberger, OF
! your city.
In reading over the foregoing list you
| will find the names Of many OF the pros
! porous farmers OF Augusta county, of
others who have worked faithfully and
well for the advancement OF the inter-
est OF their native county, and of some
who secured promotion in the army OF
the Confederacy. g.
The school building stood near three
| miles north OF Greenviller surrounded by
l woods. and fear the banks OF the stream
! from which 1t derived It's name-a stream
that was always cool and shady. and be-
| meath whose crystal waves silver fish
/ were always darling back and forth. and
! along whose banks delighted to lnger
! and draw forth a mess now and then for
! home consumption. A cross-road ran
! close by the house. connecting the
| Howardsvile and Ridge Roads, along
| which the travellers were few indeed. and
| but little transpired outside of the room
to attract the attention OF the scholars
from their studies, save the songs OF
wood birds and the antics of squirrels
The school-house, about eighteen by
twenty-five feet, was constructed OF hewI
/ logs. and the inside was ceiled in 'natura
| wood" with closet in the southeast cor
! ner, in which to place the dinner bias
kets, while q row Of pegs on the side
bonnets. shawls. and general wraps. !,
good-sized fireplace was at one end o.
the room and template stove at the
other. A large blackboard was on one
end of the room. Beneath the school
house was ample space for predatory hog:
to occasionally visit and amuse the chill
dren with their performances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Enviable Daniel.

after-dinner speech in Philadelphia i
this way: IT must confess that drea
to make after-dinner speeches. AT tl
most sumptuous dinners, even at such
dinner as this one, il I know that MT /.
end must make II speech. am nervou
/ have mo appetite, | lind little to admi]
in the hest efforts of the chef. In trut
gentlemen, I can readily Imagine Danid
sigh of relief as the lions drew near
devuur him--heaving a sigh of relief az
murmuring: Well, Ii there's any ate
dinner speaking, at least 1t Won't be dol
by me-. THE Chicago News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

self. and having time and again. seei
all the preparations for warfare of tht
sort / have learned to appreciate tn
profundity of the mystery. Nay, more
have longed to solve it even though
the investigation involved participation
in the combat and II Hercuean struggl
under the banner of the red. white AM
green.
Reduced to nutshell however, til
real question is--Which gets the worst Q
1t all, tho hostess, the chicken or tn
husband?
We hear ten thousand men replying
1--WE do, we do, we do" but are the
right or merely showing masculine irri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
X A We GREET with
MMN hearty approval
WV the Pure Food
w and Drugs Act

ana GruES pkCL
which was passed by Com
gress on June 80, 1906, and
went into effect January i,
1907. The people Of Amer
lea are entitled to protec-
ton of their health against
l..1laA: ,rJ ro;ernrra-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

chicken salad as specified and show tnem-
selves glad to do it, but they go further,
for they cheerfullv devote two hours to
decking themselves for the fray.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
PURITY
PURPOSE
THE
Foundation Of Success

sentaton food drink and medicine and the law
will 20 long the direction of accomplishing this
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14
SUNSHINE BACK FAST
 IS TIE ESSENTIAL
Restoration of Confidence and Activity Largely a Dues
 ton of Weather.


 There is quite noticeable i'm prcvement in financial circles. The belief seems to be growing that. bar ring some unforeseen disaster. we have probably seen the worst of the stock market depression This does not mean that we are facing any inn mediate advance of moment. or that general business is to show at once any decided expansion, but it rather indicates that liquidation has been thoroughly completed. that powerful interests have heavily accumulated securities on the decline, and that they are now willing to encourage moderate movement for the rise.
 Crop reports continue more or less conflicting, as must be expected in view of the heavy speculation in the grain pit. It is believed, however. that condition of crops is slowly i'm proving.
 Considerable uncertainty still exists as to the money outlook Some fear is naturally expressed that further geld shipments must force higher money rates. It is noticed. however. that some leading western bankers are not disturbed as to the future of
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14
GOAT LEADS MAN TORICH COPPER
 MINE
Story of Discovery of lbex Plo- mosa, That Is Now a Very Promising Property in the Polomosa Mountains.

To the accident of zounding a
 mountain goat William c. and Lynne DeSpain owe the discovery of the rich copper claims which have been made
 the basis of the Ibcx Plomosa Mining company's organization.
 While trailing the hurt animal by the bright blood drops high in the
 Pienaosa range their eyes suddenly
 were challenged by the bright blue copper stains of vast ledge of rich copper ore. The red metal had not then come into it's own and they went away. not guessing how soon copper would be king.
 Now the find promises to make them rich for they have the making of one of Arizona's great copper pro ducers in the four claims on which they have proved and in the half dozen others on which F. H. Me- PhauI, vice president of the company, will file when he goes to the mines this week.
 When the company vas organized a few days ago they thought the goat which they shot had brought them so much good luck that it deserved the lasting credit of t.le find and that is why they call the mine Ibex The cnmpany's officers are Thomas l.. De Spain. president. H. H. McPhauI, vice president; W. c. Despair, secretary and treasurer. ]. L. Despair, J. B. Marrs. directors Their claims are the Ibex. Ibex No. 2. Ibex No 2, and Copper Peak. Ibex No ?, is 600 feet wide by 1000 feet leng All the oth- CT claims are full claims. being 1900 feet long by 600 feet wide. each.
 They have 400 feet on a silicious dike, the ores showing values in car bonates, black oxide and glance and running from five to thirty-eight per cent. The deepest they have sunk is twenty-five feet and from that depth they got the thirty-eight per cent cop per which also ran ss55 gold. They are in a good country surrounded by a dozen good camps. among them be- ing the Gus Muderbach crowd from Flagstaff. the Woods Development company. Denver, Eugene Jackson, Gus Adams and Charley Coweli They are in the Piomosa mountains, about 1z mics south of Bouse. on the Arizona & California railroad. and about seven miles from Utting Sid i, ing. 4 good mesa road leads direct | to the mines. Plenty of wood can be i had close to the claims and an abund- 1 ance of water can be developed in | the valley a short distance below | the claims. They are offering 25.000 1 shares development stock at 10 cents | a share.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14
FEATURE OF DAY
 WAS DEKN-AR|zONA Offers Fail to Locate Stock, Which May Go To
 Par.
eBy Frank J. Graf.)

Denn-Arizona has been the chief feature in today's trading, with little or no stock coming out. Bids as high as ss.i2 fail to locate any stock, and it looks as though it was going to par Superior & Pittsburg fell off fraction at the close. North Butte dropped from sS6.0a to s7s.50. Shattuck was in good demand at s27.00. with none offered. Black Mountain is strong at $500. The New York and Boston market show ed considerable weakness. old Dom. suffered more than any of the Bos- ton coppers. and at the close was of fered at sa2.50. Greene Cananea also showed light weakness, closing at sl5.z5 bid, with considerable offer ed at s15.50. shannon holds as well ss any of these stocks. A 50-cent dividend has been declared on this stock payable on July 1st.
 Dugtatious.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14
Mining, Smelters and Stock Quotations
ORE OVERTAXES
 THE SHELTERS
lEl Paso Heraldl

tEl Paso Heraid.)
 It is hard on the miners Of Arizona that they cannot get their ore handled at the overcrowded smeiters, but 1t Is a sign of general activity and pros perity. Many of the smeifers are be- ing enlarged to meet the increasing demand. Meanwhile the mining com psnies and smeEters are piiing up ore reserves.
 It is characteristic Of the mining business that most of the winnings go back into the ground The mining man. whether from desire to get rich or from simple love of the work. Is the best spender on earth in actual development undertakings. He buys machinery of the latest and best types, sinks large shafts and drives spacious tunnels, erects surface works of capacity designed for future de- mand. and executes broad plans in a broad way.
 Every successful mine induces hun dreds of men to put their money and hard work into the business. The more mines the more wealth and profits. Competition in mining is not destructive, for even slight cheapen-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14
LoeAN s sayAN oN wHgAT

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlock.)
 CHICAGO. June 13.-Liquidation in wheat came to an end early today. The last Of the bulls who bought wheat on the advance of last month took thesr losses and got on the de eiining market This put the trade in shape to act on the bull news which came later. Winnipeg reports sales of 100000 bushels for the day. Cal ifornia is out of wheat and drawing cn Portland, Oregon for cargoes. There is revival of the bad crop re- ports from Germany. Roumania and Russia. North Dakota is reporting extensive damage from wire worms. Market Is on safe basis for buyers. Think this Is the end of iiquadation and the beginning of fresh bull cam psign. fD the aggregate cash and ex- port sales have been so large as to furnish fresh bull force under the market.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14

ing of raw metals encourages con sumption and thus increases the de- mand.
 Arizona became famous in the min ing world long after New Mexico had made her money and ait New Mex leo was famous in early days as a producer of precious metals, but the mistake was made when temporary failure of certain deposits was al lowed to spell total Encouragement.
 New Mexico undoubtedly has as good mines as any other part of the southwest, only they have not been uncovered. It Is time New Mexico were undertaking a strong, intalli- gent. determined campaign of educa- ton, as to her mineral resources. to impress not only the outsiders, but her own home people. with the truth And it will not be wise to say much about what was done 20 years ago, for that involves a confession of fail ure. Stick to the present day, pre- sent the facts as they are, and be ready to take advantage of the flood of capital thai will be available as soon as the world is made aware of the big discovery.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14
TESTER & HICKS,
 Brokers. Over Rinehart's Rooms 3 & 4. Drug Store. Antiers Bldg.

Bisbee, June 13. The market today shows only slight change from that of yesterday. The listed issues suffered a decline, ex- tremes being as much as three points. Old Dom. seems to have suffered heav- jest, closing at $42 bid. North Butte fell 1-2 points
 The curbs are practically unchanged. excepting Denn. which was active again today, closing around sS.25. h. dications at this property are very favorable. and some good ore has been encountered.
 Butte-AriZona still continues in gtsrd demand, with sales at S3c today. The balance of the list show only slight changes.
 Closing ouOtatfons.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14
Boston & Jerome Copper Co.


hehddns of claims about King E. wrkneso the sf
 
  rnneso of u H h p or tn frh meco of
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14
the money market.

the money market.
 Whether well based or .,ot inc theory prevails that pol. ,.ticaI agita- iaono 1lon asainst = .he ra roads is likely to tion {, :. opinion in this direc- rao@. elieved, is assuming a tras -.Ioderate and conservative
 Speculatiyely, the market exhibits a little more confidence. Stocks come out on rallies, either for the purpose of taking profits or to con test the rise, but offerings are bet ter absorbed on the recessions. Opin- ion is expressed that att that is now needed to infuse courage generally Is period of warm sunshine.-Boston News Bureau.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14

pagb b Q can nexwe 
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14
Pritchard Hagen & Co.
Hagen & Co
 INCORPORATED,
 Brokers. : FRED c. HAGEN. msr. | R FRONT ROOMS a. [. BUILD. | E ING. OPPOSITE DEPOT, SIS . sEE, ARIZONA. g ALL STOCKS BOUGHT AND | y SOLD ON COMMISSION. | ' DIRECT WIRE CONNECTION { WITH Att LEADING 3 MARKETS. E PHONE fss.
 
MARKET LETTER.

June 13.--There was no sig nificant change in the market or prices for the day. and it looks as though tranquil and uninterestiug conditions will continue in copper shares until the fall months are approach ed. The heavy interests in the markets are all resting at this season and not likely to make their power felt until after the summer Is pretty well spent. Locally interest is cen tered in Denn. Creme Cananea, Shattuck, Sup. & Pitts. and Warren. These stocks are receiving some attention, and in some instances. notably Deun and Warren. the prices have become firmer, though it is not difficult to fill orders at prevailing level. Intermit- termittently there will be slight ups and downs in the markets during the coming two months which should be taken advantage of. though we would advise conservatism in making heavy investments. A A A A A A ~ A a A = A . s
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-11-23
Talking Ourselves Down.

Unnecessary criticism OF others is
le OF the deadliest forms OF self-in-
NJ. 1t is d0ubly SO when coupled
nth vindication of self. The man
1ao, Tor example, is being unjustly
k'sacked or deprecated in his rightful
ace and work, and VINO makes it a
siat to tell friends VINO have no spe-
~ connection with the matter all
''out 1t, explaining the unfairness
va weakness of his opponents and
ae strength of himself and his work.
tccmplishes nothing but loss of re-
pet for himself on the part of those
whom he confides. The facts as ne
sS tneW may be wholly true, but
He TACT that he tells them is wholly
salnst him. 1t is always a tempta-
~ IN such trying circumstances.
- 70 talk about ourselves and 9TH
seems like helpful relief of
e tension, but the relief is not genu-
and is costly to our own character
g reputation. The most respected
the man from whose CONVERSE
q MS own grievances and achieve
- and his neighbor's shortcom-
are brilliantly absent. - Tie
'saoay-School Times.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-11-23
SKIN SORE FOR EIGHT YEARS
spent $500 on Doctors and Remedies
But Got No Reiief-Cuticura
Cures IN 4 Meek

Upon the limbs and between the toes
my sim was rough and sore. and also sore
under the arms. had to stay at home
several times because of this affection Up
TO Il week or SO ago had tried many other
remedies and several doctors. and spent
about three hundred dollars. without any
success. but this Is toda.' the seventh day
that | have been using the Cuticula
Remedies tcosting a dollar and half 4,
which have cured me completely. so that
IAN again attend to my business. went
to work again tonight | had been suffer
ing for eight years and have now been cured
by the Cuticura Remedies within week.
Fritz HirschlatF. - Columbus Ave. New
York n. T.. March 90 and April 6. 1907
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-11-23
HOw's This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY g. Co. Toledo, q.
We. the undersigned. have known +. j..
Cheney for the last Il years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
WALDING. kINNAN q MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo. q.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucuous sur
faces of the system. Testimonials sent free.
Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold BY all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-11-23
Why Currants Are Nutritious.

The reason why currants are SO re
markably nutritious is that they con
sist, to a very large degree, Of sac
charine in its most easily digestible
form-that Of grape sugar. The
piquant flavor of the currant, which
q food. is derived from the valuable
percentage Of tartaric acid which the
berry contains. Potash is also present
in the form OF cream of tartar and is
undoubtedly Of l!etetic value.-La
dies Pictorial.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-11-23
Woman Scores.

Man and his wife were once stay
= y q hotel when in the night they
~ aroused from their slumber by
wy NJ that the hotel was afire.
Aow, my dear" said the husband,
IN put into practice what I have
~ Ssaeo. Put on all your indispen-
apparel and keep COOL"
\ .aea ne slipped his watch into his
, = POCKET and walked with his wife
y Of the hotel.
"len all danger was past he said:
'ep COOL"
u vile for the first time glanced
e, William" she said, 1T is a
tnins, but If l were you l would
put on my trousers. Boston
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-11-23
neginning Of the Shave.

ue time of Alexander the Great
found that when troops came
aaict the beard offered a good
\. uoid Tor the enemy. Alexander,
vas wise old geezer, readily
uat II his own soldiers were
: shave and a haircut they
a have an immense advantage
me unbarbered enemy. The
.rmy was made to shave and
- nair, and the result was that
1uer triumphed, and sighed for
worlds to conQuer.-Qrit.