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HELP wkNTED-MALE.

HELP WkNTED-MALE.
CoMPosIToR to set straight matter. Apply
406 ON st. NV. se25-2t
| COLLECToR-At once. good, live, city col
leotor. who can furnish bicycle and bonds
JEWELER-First-class: permanent position.
good salary. Apply SALVATORE DEsIo,
lel2 r 81. NV. II
| LADIES TAILOR-First-cIass for plain
work. Apply at once. 24l2 1s'h St NV.
AIAN-Rellable, honest colore6 man 10 at
| tend horse, help around paint shop. and make
himself generally useful; must be active:
| references BOX So Times office se25-2t
/ MAN-Young. 10 learn drug business. l5 Or
IS years old R. a. WEIGH. 10Th and N
NV. se9s-3t
MAN-AII-around man in secondhand furnI-
! tuIe store Apply 10 1923 lth ST NV se24-3t
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE, new
system. only few weeks required; wages after
hrst mouth; SO 90 $40 weekly guaranteed
graduates: write Tor free catalogue. MOI4ER' 5
BARBER COLLEGE, 20I Bowery. New York
city. se3s-6t
AiEN-15 colored with families; report az Coz
New York ave. NV. 1t
PREsSER-Colored. Can at once. l2s7 New
Hampshire ave. se24-3t
PORTER in drug store. bring references.
Apply 1870 North Capitol ST. se36-3t
SALESMAN by wholesale cigar and tobacco
house 10 call ON Washington city retail trade.
BOX 50. Times Office II
STESOGRAPHER- Young man; state age.
experience and salary; answers confidential
BOX IS, Times Office. It
STENOGRAPHER, TO LEARN ADJ
VERTISING BUSINESS: MUST BE
WILLING TO START AT THE BOT
TOM. REMUNERATION GREAT TO
WRITE FULLY STATING AGE. SAL
AIRY AND EXPERIENCE. II ANY.
BOX %. TINES OFFICE. se24-Ss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS one capable OF tax
ing charge. good pay al once. zoos Pennsyl-
yania ave. nv. se24-2t
WANTED-Bushelrnan: pusitioni
7. E GILBERT.
90 Z St y. W
wANTED-Men or boys over 10 years OF age;
good wages, permanent work. Apply base
ment OF l4oi F St jys-w,Ga.m-tf
WHITE BOY OF neat appearance for our soda
fountain Apply at once GOLDENBERG'S
lth and X SITS. se24-3t
YOUNG AIEN-Teu 10 qualify Tor resDonsibie
positions In higher accounting and auditing
Applicants must have certain requirements
I'm order 10 enter the class which viii be
limited TO ten. For particulars call on or
address N J. JONES. Y. NJ c A se23-tf
HELP WANTED-Male and Female.
PLEASANT occupation for bright lady and
young man Call at az Sth 81. ne, after 8
?. ~. or before 10 a. nl- seg5-2t
COLOBED MAN and wife, $40 FISHERS
AGENCY 41s 10Th st. NV. It
MAN AND WIFE. without children on small
farm. r A LOGAN, Sligo. Nd se2i-3t
BOYS WANTED
GIRLS WANTED
GOOD CHANCES FOR
BRIGHT BOYS AND GIRLS
AT =. KAHN. SONS & co.
We have openings, with good chances for
quick advancement. for boys and kris Is
years or age and over. in the following posi-
IiUns-
store messengers, Bundle collectors
Bundle wrappers. Wagon helpers.
Positions which offer 10 both BOYS and girls
special advantages in the way OF thorough
business training through our. daily school Of
instruction.
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STORAGE.

| WHY pay nors7 We store Tor T5c a go
/ UNITED STATES STORAGE Co, as IoSS
St s. Nv, FAo 'a =. 5zs-sz
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INSTRUCTION.

NOUNCE1IENT-8TISS LOWELL dr.
matte art and Shakespeareaa reader. a7d
Kiss OEPE1ELL-A = HART rea-re- -
piano. harmony vocal culture. s5ght singh ,
e-0cutLOc and dramatic art. wishes 10 eTrer 4
% friends and former pupils an invitation .
drop Il and see their new place, -sl5 = q.
nv. amer October J. Dos $500
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DRESSMAKING.

ST. ROSES INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. e02s @
NV. takes pleasure IN Announcing thar Il 4
prepared 70 eli orders f0r la13es' and m sSsess
gowns wraps. tabernacle sC:ts. waists IA
dies trousseaux. and infants Iayettes en-
hroidery q specially sa5s-15r
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CLAIRVOYANTS

II NINTH STREET y VIZ
WILLARD BISEOP. cLzirv0yant. Da-uIst
card readings daily and SUNDAY. Evenings
Until - CLOCK se-Z-G
AAE CATHERINE. The raIrulst and 81
reader. has returned. advice and help for an
II trouble 81 Sew YORK ave. Hours % 70 s
se1s-Ie
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SPECIAL REDUCTION IN all delicious hon.
cooked meats, salads ana etc; select gro
cerless fancy layer cakes. fancy fruits. Al
melons on Ice IDEAS for serving weddi 2
receptions, etc A. H UNDERDOWN- L.
18th NV. Danny china and glass ware 20
sa1S lisa tn th-39t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
WHEN YOU WISH THE BEST
CALL Us UP
WEST END LAUNDRY. 1925 Pa ave. NV
Phone Main 232J.
IaFIs-th.s Sc, tu-sos
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AT
SIGN or THE FOX"
pa 1Ith ST. NV
tOod absolutely all home cooked luncheon
Ia carte Dinner. SOC. II
EVERY LADY uses Blue Point C0nee roasted
fresh every day, sc per pound. Thank you
Call again.
Il. ID ELLIOTT.
se22-S0t 1920 18th ST y. W
BY NEW DISCOVERY. Il Is now possible
70 create and preserve almost perpetual beau
y N any face. Cail az 6l2 q ST NV
se2f-eod-2t
BUESA TOILET PREPARATIONS urest
Iaclal tonic Tor ladies': prices moderate. MISS
LAURA CADMAN, rs Nth St. hair dressing
and nnanicuring parIors- ss1s-tf
BROOCH PIN FREE
Wttho9 ping pong photos Tor 25cs Merry Widcw
PloI2s : Ior S.c- FLY ms OLD RELIABLE
STUDIO. ~ Pennsylvania ave 6el3-3E
NONE sUPERIOR-StudIo portraits. flowers,
landscapes, miniatures. morning and evening
classes desired Write OF call c. T LEWIS.
Pupil OF Bergen. Paris. France. III D ST. NV.
OUR POST CARD photographs are as good
as any portrait made. come and be con
WINGED satisfaction guaranteed Phone u.
u.s. Portrait studio, SO Z NV sum-
mer ratea- FRANK J. CULLEN 5e3o-sOt
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
z L CARNE s. Co. 70s King 81
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
? A. SONNEMAN-
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PLUMBING.

HOW ABOUT TIE PLUAIBINGg II Il isn.r
satisfactory call on me- long established IN
lmpeached reputation WI CONRADLS CO..
lez5 lth 1W-s plumbing heating.
3el6-s1, II. sa-9ot
EXPENSIVE Economyi Poor plunbi1E
more costly than the most expensive Job
bling and remodeliag our speciality work
satisfactory JOS r QULNTER & son. 1ElE
2 J. Ave Phone n 81 my23-u1. r. S1-50c
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BusHEss OPPORTUNITIES

HANDSOMELY furnished eighteen-rcola
rooIh.ing house. corner northwest ofter want
ing house near Pension Once Tor $50 NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. GIL +.
scz5-St
LITTLE MONEY required Tor select cIgar
and newsstand owner leaving city, cleaL
STOCK locdtlon best NEW lOEth BLSL-
N1Sa BROKERS. sl1 +. se25-gt
OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE. price attrac-
tive owing % other business downtown sec
toni cheap rent long lease NEW YORK
ls-5l-eE-1o EELyhEls6- tlL T. se-o-st
CIGAR AND POOLROO3I. only $50: so
cash balance easy. transient St. cheap rel--
NV YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. GIL F.
FOR RENT-Large store and Dwelling ni1e-
rooms, back yard. all modern improvements;
cellar. two coal vaults IN hrsr-cLass condition.
suitable Tor any business lob sth st. Nv,
- Ills ; sHItEEE- 100 9Th NV X
CORPORATION wants District rea-ssen-a>
i've must Invest $i,599i s00d salary. address
COX ~, Times Once se3s-st
FOR SALE-Taloring shop; cheap. near
NaFy YARD best paying repair shop 10 town
- - ee-1---
FOR SALE-saIooa and CAFE; doing go5d
business cheap rent Address BOX 81.
FOR SALE-Fr1lt and grocery store Ia ID
l5cationi rooms rent 1850 month"; with
large yard owner leaving city. ISL 7th So.
L-- ~ - L.illes 9lIce- seI-5L
tAF = TWO DECIDED bargains IN E2alri-
more saloons that are 70 be sold only on ac-
count o. removal Of oEners from Lhe ciry-
price. s. 900 and $, 900 these should be sold
qllcEly- DCGANs % LOUISIANA ave ss34-st
SALOON srh s. Sc. doing a paying bllsinsss
20 PC saellhce1 AZ 5000, on account % II
nealth- DCGANs 6I7 louisiana ave sezAss
WOOD AND COAL YARD in ths sou-hgTgsr:y
established -or years. rare chance FOR q
business man DCGAN. az L0uls-an2 ave-
800
EvyyryUsT n ~ 5000
stand, good opportunity. small stock. rent
pas store, Ita AID Michigan ave. Brook
land, D. c. se5s-sf
FOR sALE-A g1Ir-edge gr0ce-y Wltn dseiI-
lngs tine stock Apply r l. ball. stone
q ajax. Ia Ne& YORK ave sezs-3r
FOR sALE-Go5d V1u ana wagon % a-sc-Ss
c-ass Ice route Selling on account o. SICK
ness BOX s. ss2s-sr
WANTED % invest. Win services 500 la ~
--tlAg- A11ress BOX 81. Tines once sezs-SL
/ WILL RENT half q large store. suitable f5r
newsstand and cigar store OF take partner
BOX A. Tines otlce- seL-Tr
nIPORTAN1
We make thorough Investigations. both os
a private end commercial -aL--e- No 11vea-
/ tigation too dlE1culr or deEcats for our e.
I pert force 70 cope with Al business strict
{ 10 CONFIDENTIAL BLANhESSHLP Law AssEl
/ COMMERCIAL CO. COLORADO building.
aUl1-eoc-sot
| RAISE CAPITAL best zeth0d; oorporztls1.S
organized every here ana financing pla1nsd-
I L1beral tens. BOX 81 Times enc
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SPECIAL SALE OF ball bearing rink skates.
Union Hardware rink skates, $50. Barney &
Berry rink skates, $500; Winslow rink skates
$500; Spaulding rink skates, BIS; steel roller
skates, Sl-25; expert skate repairing: We sell
all parts OF skates Q. T HUNTER. ia
seI2-SOt
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PERSONAL.

WANIED-A-1rGss OF ne party who handler
ne LONO Absorbent remedies n Lhis ctrT.
MISS HINkEL- IL sth Sc y
Ii YOU NEED MONEY 1 vii MAKE you =
Loan q RON 80 20 -. a. rate that wiz pay
you % investigate Address BOX - Tines
once. sel-s5r
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DETECTNE AGENCY.

BRADFORDs DETECTIVE AGENCY, suIra
"a Colorado building. IAN and c. EEoerr
invest ga-il-Ss any cause. al sections Sr-Lcs-
y col-Ce-r-zL- Phone Main - NEz1r cz-T
Columbia -s-4- MORGAN BFADFOED. j..
Principal salz-sjt
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BEDS AND BEDDING.

l. 5 BEDDING CO.. 5-T nth ST. \ "
Special sale IN brass and iron beds. s1-inrs
mattresses. ooCches and divals: ulearl0I
Times al and get per cent discount
STEAM CARPET CLEANING
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

SAVE DOCTOR Bills
We guarantee 70 XII All ulcs and irEe-rT-
phone 2all - VIII ca and demon
strate- PEERLESS E,lTEEAILNATISG Co
- I 81 Nv AUST
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WOOD AND COAL YARD IN the Sou-h grssts<
established fer years. rare chance for q
business man DUGAS. az LoulsLanz avs
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HELP wANTED-MaIe and Female.

PLEASANT occupation for bright lady and
young man. Call at ~ 6th 81. ne, after
p III. or before 10 "A. ~. segg-2t
COIORED MAN ana wife $40 FISHERS
AGENCY. f19 10th St NV IL
MAN AND WIFE. without children on small
farm. r. A. LOGAN, Sligo. Nd. se2f-st
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CORPORATION wants District rep-eseuca.-
i've. must invest $780, sod szlary. Addresz
BOX 81, Times once. 1911
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HANDSOMELY furnished cighteen-rco1a
rooLGing house corner northwest offer want
Cd and nicely furnished f0urteen-room r0or1-
ing house near Pension Once for $50 NEW
York BUSINESS BROKERS' 81 Il.
scz5-3t
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ALL BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF EN-
PLOYAIENr SHOULD CALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER OBJ
SHE TIMES. au2O-tf
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ANACOSTA
5uRTS PHARMACY. corner Monroe aa5
Jefferson SITS.
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HERB SPECIALIST
LUIS cSyzv5,
hanufact- rers q special line OF herb -a--a
dies which are guaranteed 10 cure or reIi.-ys
tho most obstinate diseases known 10 No.
Kind more quickly than any other EDgvyn
medicine A tE-2l VII convince the most
skepLLcal- 17sS TN 81 Nv ar2s--r
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE


MERGENTHALER typesetting machine oper-
ator and also Job printer wants employment
Address W +. TOOMEY, COS S. Columbus St,
Alexandra, Va IL
CARPENTER-YOun man with two years
experience would like place 20 finish trade:
union preferred. BOX s.. Times Office.
se25-3t
BOOhhEEEER, cashier, collector. clerk
tWenty-three, seven years experience, So.
bond CHAS- WISENBERG, 615 Z St NV.
PERMANENT ositionof trust where honesty
industry ana reliability are necessary assets:
not particular to salary ~ there IS oppor-
tunity Of advancement BOX IS, Times Once.
BY FIRST-CLASS white man as farm hand
foreman with best Of references Apply IOU55
Z ST. Sc se25-3t
neutrality-suspicious. as chauffeur. expe-
rlence on all cars, can furnish reference from
Trenton. n J. JOSEPH r. SUTTERLEY
1910 / St NV se24-3-
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bAHbEfl-F ITsL-cIass coI5red- d4l3 n 81.
se25-3t
BOY-Steady colored for dining room work
HOME CAFE. rs G. 81. NV II
BOY-Colored. for candy store; 81 per week
Sl42 l4th st. NV. 1t
BOY-Dfshwasher. 1240 4th st. NV it
BOY 20 learn printing trade; no cigarettes.
give references. Address PRINTER, Times
once It
BOY-Bright, with wheel: good pay. AUJ-
ToMOBILE PHOTOGRAPHER, 205 Pa. ave.
1t
BOY 20 work in cigar store: one not addicted
% cigarettes Call 500 18th ST NV. se25-3t
BOY over sixteen years OF age 10 Learn
printers trade, Apply 1sos H st. NV.
as-S-sS ~
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PANTS LID SIGN PAINTING

BARGAINS N PAINT.
ho0E rant 80 SPECIAL gal HOUSE Paint
ana Brush. &l50-
Jas a JENNINGS, "a Pa Ava
3el3-sa, -. u-e5c
Ny PAINTS last know how 70 NIX the-1-
Garry fUu line OF high grade paints E,rr-7
me walnut screen 6oors- AUGUST WEBER
S13 Maryland ave ne je5-Sa "a v--S7-
FRANK P HERMANN. 10 5TH - Nv
sign painting SHOW card writing close o-s.s
Best work. prompt attention see6-s1r
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST


LADDON PHARMACY, I200 Florida ave ne.
CHA6. II. BLUAER, y. Cap. and p sts, ne
AcCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. ID ana u Ets-
KRAUS' PHARMACY. cor. 9th and X sts.
4cCHESNEY & JOACHIM. Sth and + sts.na
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CIGAR AND POOLROO1Is only $50. SO
cash. balance easy. transient ST. cheap re1-.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS'. ST. F.
sez5-st
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SAVE YOUR old carpets. rugs woven from
old carpets the only weaving factory Of its
~Eid In the city carpet cleaning. TAs4
ISGTON RUG CO., SCI 5th St NV. NJ. ~
seo-tf
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Class A
Class B

one cent wore each insertion Minimum
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FOR RENT
Furnished or UnfUrnished Rooms.

FOR RENT
Furnished or UnfUrnished Rooms.
ROOMS or light housekeeping suite. light.
clean; comfortable summer OF winter. well
day BEST location near y. N ~. A; cars
pass door; ref. exchanged 1s02 y NV Il
ID ST NV. So2-Beautlful front room; -spIen-
did location convenient 20 cars and Govern
ment Offices sa1f--r
9Th ST NV. 15O1-Three beautiful connect
ing front rooms. corner, private samIly. light
se36-5L
STH ST. NV. I2fS-Tvo large % floor rooms;
furnished or partly furnished housekeeping;
2eal, gas. se25-2t
9TH ST NV 1s24--rwo furnished or IIn-
11Tn-sned rooms, housekeeping 1t
10TH ST. NV, T3O-Two first floor rooms.
private entrance; back porch: make nice
suite o. rooms or me Office for small bust
ness IL
+ ST. NV. 25I-Large airy rooms; conveu-
lent 70 cars and Government Offices. se26-3t
A ST. NE. S12-L1ght airy rooms: near -CaDi-
tol and convenient 20 cars se8s-sf
NEW JERSEY AVE, SOl-BeaUtIfuI rooms
comm unlcatins and single; splendid location;
1SSz car se24-3J
KILBOURNE PLACE. us. Mt. PLEASANT
-One OF Two rooms; southern exposure; new
mouse se23-7t
ROOMS in Emerson Institute building. 40
81 NV, near Dupont circle. on,s on sec
ond hoor, with bath, three on third doOr with
bath; three on fourth door, light heat phone
az seLElce. se22-tt
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and newsstand owner leaving city. CleaL.
stock. location best NEW YORK BTSL-
NESS BROKERS. sIl F. se25-st
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FOR RENT-BALL ROOM.
LARGE and beautiful ball room; bandue
room connecting DAVISON'S, 10 5th St NV
se11-tf
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DEATH OF CHARLES MAU
Remains of Newark Valley Rancher are
Brought to Eureka for Burial

Charles Mau died at his ranch in
Newark Valley, White Pine County
about 2s miles southeast of Eureka,
Sunday morning. June 81. 1908. He
had been a great sufferer for about 20
years with rheumatism. which had SO
wrecked his constitution that for the
past 10 years he had been almost al in
valid.
Deceased was one Of the early settlers
of the section where he died. and fol
lowed the business of %ranching. He
was a brother of the late Albert Mau,
Of the firm of Sadler. Mau & Co., mer-
chants. at one time doing business in
San Francisco.
He is survived by a son Albert. and
& daughter. Mrs. Stephen Damele OF
Bar, about 40 miles southwest of Eu-
reka, and two nieces residing IN Eureka,
Mrs. Louisa Zadow aud Mrs. Jennie
Wilhelm.
The body of deceased was brought to
Eureka the evening of the day he died
aud the funeral took place the mex
day. Monday, at 2 p. m.
Mr.. Mau was a native of Prussia. and
about n years of age.
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LATER AND MORE
AUTHENTIC NEWS

Superintendent A-P. NJ ~ berry Of the
Richmond Eureka Mining Company
informs the SENTINEL that on Saturday
he had received u copy Of . letter sent to
G.. d Abb ut. Sup r~intendeDt of the
Eureka aud Palisade Railway Company
by the United States Mining and Smelt-
ing Company. notifying the railway
company hat the smelling company
would be ready to receive ores on July
5, next, and asking the railway company
to prepare to handle $50 tons Of Rich.
mond. Eureka ore daily.
This, of course. means the early re
sumption of work at the Richmond.
Eureka mines on Ruby Hill. but Mr..
Mayberry states thet so far he has
received no orders to start up the works,
ard the copy of the letter sent to the
E. & P. Railway Company is all the in.
formation he has so far received regard
ing the matter.
Daily Mail and Passenger Service
Superintendent Abbott recently stated
to the SENTINEL that as soon as ths
Richmond. Eareka Company began
Shipping ore from their mines on Ruby
Hill the daily mail and passenger SER
vice between Palisade and Eureka
would be resumed by the railway com.
pany.
When this daily service is inaugu-
rated, the SENTINEL will be issued on
Saturday (instead of Monday, the pub
location day of the paper before the
train service was cut to three times q
week.
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DEATH OF NICHOLAS DAILY
A Well Known Nevada Miner Passe.
Away Following Paralytic Stroke

Nicholas G. Daily. one of the pioneer
miners Of Eureka and White Pine
Counties, who had been in poor health
for the past two months, and who was
attacked with a stroke of paralysis at
his mine at Newark, White Pine County.
about three weeks ago aud brought to
Eureka for medical treatment. died at
the County Hospital Thursday morning.
In 1870 he worked in the Comsiock
mines at Virginia City. Nevada. and
came to Eureka in 1872. Since that
time he had mined Ia this and White
Pine Counties. and for the last 10 years
had been working his mines at Newark,
one of which, it is reported. has a fine
showing of ore at The present time.
He was a genial, companionable man,
of powerful physique. aud his friends
aud acq enhances in this section were
surprised when they learned of his
death.
Deceased was a native of Italy and GO
years of age. The funeral ,ok place
Friday afternoon.
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Bid. Made For Smelling Ore.

In another column of this issue Of the
SENTINEL it will be seen that the United
States Smelling and Refining Company
are again prepared to treat custom ores
They have appointed A. P. May berry
their agent here to make bids on ores
and furnish information regarding
smelling charges. etc. The United
States Company has the reputation of
conducting its business on the square
deal" order. and mine owners and
shippers throughout this section now
have an opportunity Of marketing their
ores outside the Smelter Trust.
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Hilda, became the bride of Mr.. Thomss
Kitchen.
The rooms were tastefully decorated
with cut flowers, ferns aud garlands,
aud the couple were married under o
handsome wedding bell.
At 8 o'clock Justice L. W. Cromer.
followed by the groom aud Thomas
Williams, brother Of the bride. who
acted as best man. entered the parlor
where the gus SITS had assembled to wit.
ness the ceremony. Taking their re.
spective places they awaited the arrival
of the bridal procession. which was led
by little Melvina Rice, who carried the
ring in a rosebud. She was followed by
Miss Ethel Kitchen, sister of the groom,
who acted as bridesmaid. Then came
the bride on the arm of her father.
The bride wore an exquisite gown oil
white silk trimmed with valenciennes
lace and carried a shower bouquet OF
roses and carnations. The bridesmaid
wore a white lingerie, while the ring.
bearer also wore a dress of the same
color.
After an impressive ceremony the
good wishes of the guests were extended
to the happy couple. Later in the
evening a sumptuous repast was served
at which toasts were drunk for a long
life of joy and happiness to the young
couple.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Williams Of Ruby Hill. and
is a most estimable young lady. She
has taught successfully several terms Of
school in the county. having just closed
her second term as assistant principal OF
the Ruby Hill public school.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
john @. Kitchen OF Ruby Hill, and has
been in the employ of the Richmond
Eureka Mining Company. Both he and
his bride were born and raised on Ruby
Hill, and have numerous friends there
and throughout Eureka County.