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The Washington times., 1902-09-01

The public schools will be opened for
studies commencing Monday. September
8. Commencing tomorrow morning at
o'clock, Mr.. Hubert Snowden, clerk of
the city school board. will commence
issuing permits to white children to at
tend the public schools. Permits will
also be issued to white children on Tues
day and Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day will be devoted to issuing them to
colored children.
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HAPPY HEARTS.
Reception In Honor Of Mr. and Mrs
Auguxtus Brooks CheashRus.

Ous OF the most beautiful events OF the sea.
son was the reception last Tuesday night.
which Mr. and Mrs. w. ID. BarKsdsle gave in
honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Brooks
Cheathsm. The pk.lOr, hall and dining room
were all decorated with pot plants ana roses
everywhere. The punch table wreathed Ia
don served punch. In the hall Mr.. and Mrs.
Barksdale. Miss Ruth Barksdale and Master
Thomas burst received the guests From
there they were ushored in the parlor TO meet
the bridal party cnusistlng OF MI. and Mrs.
Tasgo, Mlss Iris Rig.bee. Miss Lee Blythe.
Miss Leila Harwick. Mr.: Albert Henry. MT.
Paul A ndersnu and Mr.. Mitchisei Hodges.
Mrs Ellis Graydon and Miss Pievna sea-
resolved In the dining room. where an eie'
CANT Cafe supper was served. An O,cnestia
during the evening.
Mrv. Chestham was govnei Ia her wedding
dress Of soft white LapLo ailF. the cofsnRe
s;aborately trimmed In rich old lace. Sne
carried bouquet OF white carnations. MISS
Mary burst. ner maid of o honor; iSoxed n,ns rI
tatf.ta, The bridesmaids, Mise Riggsoee.
Miss Harwick. Miss Tengo and Miss blytne
were all gnwned IN white chiffon over wbits
tafYata, Miss Barksdale WAS lovely in soIt
pink chiffon aud pearl ornaments. Ms:
Grnydou wore q white reception Waist snd
PIeypa seal wore q beautiful tan nouseliue
over green siik. Miss " ,dxc Graydon wore
white Mixa Ruth Barksdale and MAS
ter Thomas burst both were dainty IN whHe.
Mrs. Cbsathsm needs no Interrogation 10
AbbeyiIle people. As Aiss Susie Durst. she
vas well knOwn here and those who called
had but 10 extend 10 her q cordial wei como
70 her new home.
th. hours Of eight and eleven.
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the famous Dorm mine. which made iS own.
or rioh. In bis old age no married Mlss
RutledRe, daughter OF p. B. Rutledgo ano
sister OF Mrs. c. v. Hammond Of Aboeviile.
Dorm lived 70 sse bis great fortune assndsn, vann
upon the Kindness OF his daughter. Mrs. e.
v. Hammond.
rHn WAY A RICH MAN LOST HIS LIFE.
James A. Norwood. trustee. offers ~ likely
negroes for sale. tNote-This: We believe; .;
Edmund BeIcher. who died In the summer OF
1850. He lived In the Flatwoods. or adjaeent
thereto. The farmers and planters OF tnst
time, like tho farmers OF today, devoteo
cotton. But Il the farmers Of that day knew Of
no profitable use for cotton seed. They were
generally shovelled out OF the Windows o,
the ginhoases In great piles where ~ rotttnS
they were . menace " the hea.'n s.osr o '1s ns
the most malignant and fatal type. The nves
OF some white people and OF many slaves
were lost before the cause was discovered. io
this cause. II our memory noi 2!
fault, was due the death OF Edmund Belcner.
Ho had been suffering from fever ana was re
ooyaring. He was anxious 70 go 70 the noun
tRins u hasten bis recovery. aIs pnysicIhns
hssitated, but finally consented !or Dim 70 go,
on condition that he would travail not more
than ten miles O day. He started. and drove
thirty miles the frst day. He was not aole
10 proceed further. He died, leaving o large
family-two daughters and several sons.
Mrs. Mary Perrin at Aboeville is one OF Tue
daughters. We have lost sight OF the sons'
but we believe nnost OF them are dead.
CANDIDATES FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
The candidates for tax collectors were: !:
James Moore James w. Ricnerdson. /. b.
Milford, VIM. ]. Hammond, W. B. Meriweth-
er. Enoch Carter. X b. Cater. W. a. hiEgins
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pensions, 40 lNots..B. L. Posey was inc
vss consolidated With the Abbeyille Banner
s Ro:sy xsns e me nCss as as
died several years aftsr the war.
a. A.. Nelson stops paymsns q .,I.a nots e, E,
$50 by II. A. Jones u James N. Cartney. IL
A. A. Morton, wants debtors 70 settle.
John T.. DeVlin wants settlement OF es'ate
of John Mccartney.
Edna Caldwell, executor would settle g.
'.is Jstssriss, % cot6isn, 4 Co. have nus variety
of cotton seed 20 cell:
sscounis @ Of r. Il. q w. A. wsrdisw in store
% 4 = W.. T.. g. sid 4. ana r. T. Walter. Charleston
cotton factors.
IxsrALLMENr ON RAILROAD.
James L. CAN'T wants sixtesnth iussailmsnt
OF q. d @. T. r Stock.
Martin and Si oSo lame M4,in MaIn s1r' give
Interest table: arc offered BY Geo. A. Oates
4 90. Of Augusta.
Van A. Lawhon y In charge OF the hotei
known a. the "Kyio House."
WORK OF A SOLDIER IN MEXICO.
r. w. seiieck. ordinary. will sell estate Of
Walter Doyel tNote.-Selleck was gallant
soldier In he MsIiosn war. and was the nrat
oOIQlor 70 08IIy tu0 AWokkoau uo8
over the walls OF the fort In city OF Mexico.
Ie vas editor of the Banner In 1858 when he
died. Ho was buried at Upper Long Cane,
whore Q broken slab marks his grave. The
slsb was erected BY J. r. Marshall. the Cap.
tain Of the Company In which selleok was
Lieutenant. A falling tree broke IL Selleck .
sdmireF, Thomas d.. Christian, reset IL. Poor
Tom Christian. He sieeps not f0r from his
frfend, Selleck. II anybody has marked bis
graye, ve are not Informed OF the fact.
a A, Jones, coramissionef In equity, Will
sell nc residence Of LarkIn g. Carter, tract oi
land. two negroes. carriage. horses and otner
THE BUILDER or HOUSES.
II. A. Jones gets after guardians and trus-
toes. INote.-H. A. Jones built Tho house In
which MrI. Sondisy lived and died. He
built tho Masonic Lodge room, and the law
of1oes now occupied BY Hon. r. b. Gary an q
where his neighbor, with tho greatest variety
of clocks does business After tho war he
moved 70 the west 70 practice law.
MANAGERS or ELHcrIoN-BoxEs WHICH ARE
STRANGE TO Us now.
ElectIoa of Deputies 10 . Southern con-
Court House-N. j. Davis, William Hill and
Drafes-Enoch Rarmore. Andrew Pruitt
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Wednesday, Nov. %. ls02.


n n ssid that the night run between Hod-
ees and Abbeviile msy b resumed about tne
arss of Deosmbss. Il 10 also ssid TINT II tho
late train from Grsenvilss would walt IN
hour Longer In that city New York papers
vouid arrive In Aooevil'e On the day OF
publjoasiou. We give the railroad suibori
tsss nosses that sush expeditions carrying Of
shs mali viii nos b permitted. with quick
train from chaFiestnn. and with delivery Of
Nsv York papsFs In Abbsvilis on tho day
cf puhlieasion. The sitnasion would Ss dis
trsasins.
Asain: We notify The railroad authorities
ana the post once dspastmsnt st Washing.
tom that NE quick malls and the fast
running esrs WIN nos be toasratsd. The
psan sud Baansf VIII stop such Increased
ABILITIES. We eslisvs In progress, bnt this u
eolng TOO aask u b dangerous 20 body and
nmb, end such ffssh nsvs II TOO strong FOR
our cccsettptson.
The mighty influence Of the Press and Ban
neR VIII % broQght against any raiircad man
Who should ettempt such innovations -
INT trains and quick malls.
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Warrenion-W. II. MoCsw. c. b. Quinn and
Robert Wilson.
ham and ]. F. Clinisoaiea.
Lovndesville-S. l. Hill. James T. Allen
and ]. Maulden.
Cainoan'S Miiis-s. g. Baker, W. T. brennan
Bradisy:-x.J ]. Weed. J. c. Lindsay. Jr.. and
VIII WSiss sfI asii%i G. sproul. Lark,n Reynolds
aes G.absiassG q MsIsee w. Richardson. John s.dlor
Greenwood-W. d. Partlow.
Dead Fsll-P. d. KIugh, b. X. Reynolds and
Seufiistown-Gab. Mai,ison. A. H. MoGee
Tribties store-E. Tribe. Robert sturksy
smithv,iie"s. q. stewart, y. Ray and T. W
FrsIisrs-E. Nelson. q. B. MoCliuton. and
stony Peint1F. A. Buchanan. samuel Tur-
~ Morssns: @ 70 Z. Gilbert, p. L. Gu,lIsbaa and
Mc.sIsy:.Jas: G. willard. @. .. Patterson
Cothrane-Samusl Perrin. Jas. H. Wide.
man and James Drenpan.
Due West Corner.J: H. Hadden. James
Cowap and Robert ELLA.
Cokesbury-W.C G. Anderson, b. u. Herndon
Spesds-A. +. Wimbush. J. A. speer and w.
j. Lomax.
Long Cane Mills-Joe Dickson, Geo. Nichols
and T. ]. Roberts.
OLD ACTORS ON THE STAGE ARE GONE.
Nots.-Of all the men whose names are re-
cited In the above long list, We believe that
our fellow toSnsman. DR.. J. W. w. Marshall
alone survives. In fact, n Tar N We know.
he In the only man who still lives to recall
the days OF 1851, m noted In this paper.
THE WAY POOR FOLKS PAID THEIR DEBTS
IN OLD TIMES.
Thoa. p. Spierin. clerk OF the Court gives
notice that John Robinson, who Ii In the
custody OF the Sheriff for debt, will apply for
the bsnefit OF the Involvent Debtors Act.
Nots.-This editor knows very little OF Thos.
Spiertn. He and bis family aeem 10 have
vanished a completely. a. II the earth ana
opened and swallowed them. He lived In
what is now called the McIlwain house, near
the oil mill, and IL 10 supposed that he built
that structure. the arditeotuai design OF
which being against him.
THE MUTATIONS OF FORTUNE.
Thos. p. Spierip. clerk on petition OF w
Is. Dorm requires Richard Grimm 70 answer.
[Note-Dorn was the discoverer and owner of
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Ths susssstion Of the News and Courisr.
which We psblished lass weak on the subject
ofgood roads. sssms 70 meet the case exacsly.
Thsrs b . demand Sor good roads. bot the
noasy 10 buila them b tacking.
Ifbonds are issnsd. ss the News and Cour.
is1 suSyeetR the tax noe paid tcr road dnty
wousd moro than pay ths intsrest. and We
woold have the roeds. Bonds seem % - The
ehsaesst vsy. Only have ths wo9k fAithfully
done. end 10 woald all b on the highway %
Drospsrity.
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A deed fswel

u slwsys IN. dsmsnd, whether i come.
00us, o. . bought at i've cents . ynrd. A
SOWoi ont of tho seck their 1oar comes pack
a a than buy the towel at the dry goods
sIoea. and that % why every torty.eixht
Ioasd of.glioe" 2 gcsh:S ;.si Y e. ssGnlas towel
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DsA.s Exani.s eas Kaslsa Reds.
nsCoaumhia Rseoed notes the fact that
Earle sloan, STATE ssoiaGists has ma6s sar.
vsy oeths kaoiin osds of the State. live are
not % much mistaksn about kaoiin. 90 We
were iass week. on The subject cf t1o-norse
psoWs. ASesviils has ksolin osd. and. II vs
aEs noe ssili further mistaksn. ws venture 70
ssgssst has Mx. sloan has neither surveyed
% nor beea nsns %.
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ADont 7s cures Sor rhsumatism have besn
oflsrsd % this o0les. Whom we set than all
90 down IN writing u win b. In order 70 puis-
m Ne sama Up b this time We arc mt
partial 70 any prescription. We havsnt tried
any q them yst
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THE ABBEVILLE BANNER,
1851.

-. 1851.
In which she Names ef Aany
People Of that Day Appesr-See
How Many os The0 are Ksewe %
Yea.
weak. and handed % copy OF the Abbevilie
Banner. bearing date Saturday, Eeorusry l.
ls6l, Edward Noble and Harry 3. Kerr, pub
lishers and proprissors, Edward NOBLE Eoi'
In running over tho paper vs make Dote
and comment on what appears snefein'
Trusting synopsls OF the same may oe 10.
FATE OF THE EDITORS.
(Note-Edwsrd Noble owned the lot
upou which the handsome dwelling house OF
" Jcnr A. Rarrs Wa reSs1y G.sfs ssa anS
died. Henry 3. Kerr eslsblisnee the nrst
groosry store In Abbeviile. After some ak
or eight yeers Of seemtng success he made an
Vbich A, w. Jones beautiful home now
seonds. Ksrr's home was burnt soon after
the var. and he built on its ruins the little
Gons Ssx SoSsS, IL Mr. Kerr died led in in bis home
possessipG but little Of this worlds goods.
pxprx WITHOUT EDITORIALS or LOCALS.
..sys y SnDee, Sns Tsoie nase M tsSsr up
- observation-disclosures nom candidates, OF nom
iness % Ssats CSnsenucn s..snnNa,ons T.oo nr
Win othsr Souihsrn statsa-
v.ox VARIOUS srASppoIS7s The SUBJECT
OF SECESSION u DrscussED.
n. A. Jonas aaid: .South Carolina should
.ccedan
Tomas Fair said.-I Va. once Union man.
Eausi rsshts In the Union. or Independence
oui ~ Time for action has come. ] hope
ana believe this stop on the part Of our State
win unite the south.
q. R NcCAlla thouSht u waa mot the de-
sign o. ths people @ disnnits tnsmsS.xes s v,sa
SEEK sdvics snd concert 70 the latest boar. e
h rot diounion that will save our rights. IL
IN better 20 bo cuipably slow. than aUs
ufudentiy fHst."
n. q. Pcrrin seld. "a Southern ConfederAcy
ean onIy IS Sormod with tho consent Of tho
Sfatos of which is u % DO oocpoeod, They
.re not noyP preparod for iI. with my pre-
sent yisvs could not vote for separate State
ssoSasion" rNote-Nr Perrin Wa member
or the Secsasion In lsol
D0yid Lesley said: .Whateyer measures
As>n ttuva hAPn1nn0
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INDEFINITELY.

Jus; received q bill Of pure New Orleans
moInses and Georgia Syrup. Call and Try
ih.m l. T.. +. II. Millry.
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Caii On T. q + u. Miller Sce your cur
renSs, HzGlzA and citscn.
Three box0 of Tannopilins . gna1anteod 20
speed uEnS 90.
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RASPBERRIES.
AusieipatinE Payments-F"iIure iu
Next spring's Dividend.

Owing TO the pleasant Fall weather the
Mi Missss Cater OF this oity are feasting IN rnsp-
The bushes, no TO speak. are anticipating pay
ment, and are now settling accounts which
ordinarily mature In tho early spring. The
only objection To these raspberrles rest In the
part that the bushes will like some OF our
cor tious-declars no dividend next
April.
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Two nice macksrel for 2ic. ut l. I. /. M.
MiIlsrs.
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Scbloss Bros & Co.. of Baltimore makers of the
Best Clothing in the World our source OF supply.
We brae great deal about their Clothing because we
know it will back up all say
Their garments all bear this bear
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I'ns L..
The Dealer IN Books, Stationery. Ct.
gars. Fine Tobacco and Novel.
ties. When In need OF
any OF these, don't
forget the old
reliable,
mike"
One door above McDill & Lyon.
A fresh lot OF candy every week at MI
ford W. u date drug store.
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Editor Press 0no banner
In your last wesk's issue you made the
statement In your article on ''the Land Of cot
ton" that Mr.. Hersely was enquirtng Tor Two
horse plows. and followed IL up with tho re.
NAL and iWn snr.s % SDH blow IN % asys journsy"
Now. Mr.. Edltor. judging from the tenor OF
the rest OF your article, you must have bec0me
70 disgusted with your own farming exper.
marked improvements that have been made
iu the last lev years N regards Improved i'm.
pIemenu on the farm. feel safe 10 making
the assertion thai you VIII scarcely nnd Q
does NOT contain either . two horse piow. Q
reaper, a mower. grain drill. disc, cuta.
way, or q smoothing harrow, and on many
places you Will nnd all OF these. Indeed, II haa
and very few OF our successful farmers but
Who use one or all.
Among Q few OF the many farmers who use
two horse plows I would mention Gillian
BrDs.. Who use or from 10 horses. Also
A. ]. Ferg usop. Andrew Baas, J. K. Thornton.
Josepn AbIea. Join poore, J. Q. Ferguson, J.
s. Graves. Z. r Richey. J: II: Ferguson, q. 9.
Wilson, J. 5. stark. 4 {; Wilson: Il: W; Law
Milford. Geo. Mann. Wm. Dawson. William
Aldrich, W. X. Ellis. J. y. King, Pierce Bow.
en-. Thos. McCord. Tbos. Aiken, Chns. Coch-
rsn. l.. c: HASKELL, q. Q. DIsenSsfry. Sy W. r.
Price. X. b. Ferguson. Richard Sondiey ana
many Others. In fact II would take up too
uuch spRce 70 mention all 0f the hfmefs VINO
use tvo-borse plows. have sold during the
season 25 or 30 twe -horse plows, besides har.
Tovs. grain drills and other improved tmpie-
menis l sell the celebrated syracuse two
horse plows and hRrrows. and must say that
they Give universal satisfaction and would
reccm me nd that your readers call on me IL
they wish 10 secure the best two-horSe piow
on the market, Incidentally ] would remark
mai also carry one OF the most complete
stock of general merchandise, stoves, tin ware
&c 10 De found In the city. thank you Tor
your courtesy IN giving me space 10 correct
your abatement and hope that you may visit
our IN srmers more and see Whist H. being done.
Respectfully, w. ID. Barksdaie.
PiiinE IL On.
And comes Hiram W. Lawson. who, with
great pusto, says that on the farm adjoining
that which was bought by the Ohio folks, arc
thirteen two-horse pIows OF the latest aud
best pattern, together with all the necessary
mules to pull them.
CLOSED INDEPISIrELY.
The agricultural bureau Of this office Ia now
closed and will stand closed until we are bet
tar stocked with current Information on the
ana bIect OF running farms. We were last week
speaking OF what we knew in lS'6, without
making proper allowance for the great pro-
errss which this county IN making In oil The
pursuits, and especially In farming. The fact
IL we are very much discouraged IA 10 our
own ability TO run "A farm. We ARE about con-
yiuced that one little printing Ofiice can furp'
,sh sufficient employ ment for w.
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Enright Star sivo notice that they are
ASSsvilIs. (Noss-Enrisht owned and lived
In the house near the oil mill nov owned
by Mr. MoIlwain. Their shop was on the
lot reosntly occupied By the Boards a Q
dcvout Catholic. A con OF his Left his estate
% build the Catholic Church In this oity. A
daughter took the vetl. and 10 now nun.
sons. oa. asS o %sn ss / rsss sso
belonging % Rev. Arthur.
w. A. bimpson wants wheelWIights and
body makers In his shop q Willngton.
10 I. n. Tolbert and Thomas Riley, e9eeu.
tors-propevty for which given unsound.
THE rouNDxR OF DoNALDsvILLE.
John Donald deposits with John MoIl-
vain q lot Of good nour for sale Mote
Donald MN on Turkey Creek st which his
samuel Donald who owned tho land at
Donaids, and for whom the place was named.
He came from ireland, when youth and
''sfis wsisn .s'a a, secretary and treasurer give.
noiices nosices Of meeting Of the commission.
A q. Hs~ihorn. Sheriff. will sell land Of
Wv! " sSSs ssIsos, ordinary give. notice of nn.
al sestiement e6tats OF Siiss Pace.
joseph J. Warciaw wants 70 sell 42S acres
J. n. Means. Governor. b K. Hsnesar,
secretary OF Ststs. o9ars reward Of 500 for
the appreciation Of Thomas Doiey, alias
Kenon, committed 70 Beanfort jail for negro
sosa.ws ssiisvs he he psn.iiy Pen Tor I Stealing sg'
1T. WeSSsr would bs Oh TO tho west, and
wsnn q sell l2 acres on Hard Labor Creek
n. i. Dayis. administrstor. viii be NJ Lsovp.
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Thos. p. Spierin. clerk on petition OF W.
H. Dorm requires Richard Grimm 70 answer.
[Note-Dorn was the discoverer and owner Of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-19
All the Same Price

Wall paper Of the latest variety 10
now being shown at the Fox store.
It is direct from the factory and gives
the Carson people a chance to keep
up with the times in the home decor
alton line. O-e Of the best features
in the new stock is the greatly reduc-
ed price of tina. u other years and
another feature is the price of the
wall, ceiling, and borders are all the
same price. When the price Of Dor
der was double that Of the wall and
the ceiling it made paperirg lux
ury. All the new designs are exhi-
bited and the pricea compete with the
catalogue figures that are offered by
others. The public IS invited to ex
anime the full line that is shown
and they will find that the prices are
in keeping with the times. The Fox
Store certainly has the finest line OF
wall paper ever shown in this city
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-19
Notice to Stockholders

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Yellow A>ter Mining
and Milling COMPANY will be held at
Hotel Arlington, Carson city N ida,
on Friday, May 1s, 1902, at j p. n,
for the election OF directors and any
other business which may laN
come before tho sto !.holders
Il /. BIRCTAM
Secretary
POsTPcMMENT-The annual meet
ing of the directors Of the Yellow AS
ter Mining and Milling Co., which was
to be held on May Is, has been post
poned until June 1e, 1902.
R L. BURCEAM. Secretary
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-19
Notice to Contractors

Board Of Commissioners for care Of
INDECENT insane will meet on Monday
June %, 1902 at the office of the State
Treasurer, Carson City. Nevada for
the purpose Of considering bids
for supplies at the Hospital
for Mental Diseases, at Reno,
Nevada Contracts to date from July
l, 1902 to July /, 1903. Proposals to
be marked supplies, and addressed
to undersigned.
Proposals for 500 cords of split
wood, or 600 cords Of limb wood and
200 cords of split wood with be con
sidered at above date. Bids to read
=. o. 8. Reno, so much, F. O. B. Asy,
lurn switch, SO much. Proposals tc
be marked wool Address.
s. L WiLDES,
Secretary OF Board OF Commissioners
for care Of INDECENT I2saEce
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-19
What About You

Going 10 send your money out Of
town? I'll compete with any reliable
on earth, and save you 10 to 20 per
cent. That's my business. Come
over and see where I'm at
GEO. HENDRICKS
Tuner Pianos, and Organs
Wanted-A woman or girl 10 do
plain cooking. Inquire at this office
FOR RENT-A desirahle house in
the western part of the city, contain
ing six rooms, also bathr Dom with
modern conveniences. Apply at the
Appeal Office or of J. Doane.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-19
Fishermen Attention

Smell hooks, plain hooks. silk and
linen line. swiveJ.s, poles and all kind
OF fishing tackle New FISH STOCK;
THE FOX STORE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-19
WOULD BE WELCOMED IN NEVADA.

WITH South Africa revival of
" of the defeated patriots will settle in
he efforts have them do made,
while and the leaders considering
they longer needed there. home the
though from the land of their birth would
be preferable British province in Africa when they have
deprived the franchise the socaled rebels be- and
would good citizens of the United States
thousand of them at least, would Ne
agricultural class and would be desirable
valuable addition population The opening of
lands cultivation will furnish plenty of
five times farming population, and
and patriotic Beers distributed
would only aid materially in the development of
furnish class of citizens who have
the elective franchise that
to commonwealth,
although defeated the honor and dignity of their little
republics, which more Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-19

THIS is the period OF the which hundreds of STU
mining mining sciences of the universities and
colleges mining throughout the and especially the
hills valuable
their from and from and their
great many drilling in mines working
The number such students the demand
trained in
the colleges made such
they making now.-Pachc Coast Miner
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-19
liIiHlI 1INilIII

THE Irrigation bill passed the House yesterday by the of
las S. reclamation fund from the sale of pub
lie administrations, California Col
Nevada, Mexico
Dakota Oklahoma Oregon, South Dakota Utah. Washing
Wyonngfor of irriga
No o shall be sold for
land and
resident the reclaimed land occupant
thereof residing in neighborl1ood-P Ledger