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RHODES oNe-sIoeD sgouEsr.
Donor Deemed a Liberal Education Tn
necessary for Women.

Doror Deemed a Liberal Education I'm
necessary for Women.
New York Evening sun.
Cecil Rhodes educational scheme is a
broad one In that it embraces German and
American as well as English young men In
tue advantages II provides for But Cecil
Rhodes was an Enslishman and so ii it not
10 he wondered at that with all his so
SdHed breadth of view, IL never seems to
nave entered his head that women were
worth considering In his magnificent plans.
1T is Just the way" said the American
woman, that the English look upon the
really liberal education OF women. | was
staying ut Cambridge for few weeks last
summer. As YOU know, that is the seat OF
both NEWMAN and CLIFTON, the two most
Famous women's colleges In England. But
even there the idea of a college education
Tor women Is not taken seriously. In the
same boarding house with me were several
dons who had their mothers or sisters
spending the summer with them. They
were more than usually Intelligent group
or English people, and yet their Ideas on
the higher education OF women were fifty
wears behind the times IL was when
learned that NEWMAN aud Girton had
barely seventy-tiye students apiece thar /
expressed some wonder. Are your Amer
lean women colleges better patronl2edY
asked one woinanl fastened to inform
her that We had 100000 young women re,
celvihg instruction In our colleges. But
surely, said she, IT Is only those girls
who have their own way TO make in life
who so to colleges DO you said !, send
To college only your young men who have
10 earn their own living In tho worldy
oh, no was the reply. we send our young
men 10 college for the polish II gives them.
we send our American girls for the same
reason. said l. aud was proud for the
hundrcdth time that | was an American
woman" MIR. Andrew Carnegie was horn a
British subject, hut he has lived IN Amer.
lea so long that his ideas are altogether
American, and In no way has ne more
strongly emphasized that fact than when
be save siO.UsO,Ooo tc the scottish universi.
ties fer the education OF the young men
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FORECASTS BY FOSTER.

(copyrighted 1904, by w. T. Foster.)
ST. Joseph, Mo- June I4.--I.ast bulletin
Esve forecasts OF disturbance to cross
continent June 10 to 20, warm wave IS to
70, cool wave IS to ~.
Next disturbance will reach the Pacific
coast about June 81, cross west Of Rockies
by close Of ~, great central valleys 70 TO
as Eastern States a6
Warm wave will cross west of Rockies
about june 81, great central valleys 20,
Eastern States IS. Cool wave will cross
west Of Rockies about June "a, great CEN
trail valleys z6ss Eastern Staaes rs.
Temperature Of the week ending juno
50 viii average below. and rain fall about.
normal.
About date Of this bulletin temperature
will be averaging lower than usual storm
wayewil be entering the Ohio valley, cool
wave coming down the Missouri valley,
fxequent showers4sre- expected and hot
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20 and fell in Faint Bright Eyes had
it vas Case of winning on the Chin
shaking like Ccrn-Starch Pudding. He
A few Moments later he went ont bel
found that he had s73 He had the fanami
Duck !" but he thought Of Claire and his
a high resolve to clean up the Betting Ring
In the Second Race there was Brown
Mare by High Low-Dreamy Eyes at 81
with Fogarty up, whatever that meant.
He head a Hickey in a Striped Sweater
tell "a ftd-headsd Man that Josie links
would roll in. Accordingly he guawed his
way up to the Workman with the Pencil
who whispered "Sassairas' to him. Also
he heard SOME one say that Josie links
was three-ltgged aud bad Actress. After
which he went and put Cold Water OIL
his Head and died several Deaths.
JOSIE links carried on her Back some
thing just ont OF the Cradle that had num-
her 3 marked on it. Mr.. Piker had his
Chin over the Fence and was wonder
ing il any one would gather up his Body
and put it on the Train. His Pulse was
Up to $50 and he couldn't hear the Band
play
He saw them come past the first time.
Sassafrasahad piece OF Daylight between
himself and the Bunch. The Boy was
going along under Double Wraps with a
lot up his Sleeve. Away back in the
Pocket there was something with a ; on
II Percy clung to the Fence and he felt
the Chill come up his Legs Sassafras had
them smothcrcd. He heard the Roar be-
hind him and knew that an Awful Thing
was being pulled or but he did not have
the heart TO look As they pounded up
The Stretch h. lifted dNinp Gaze and saw
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SHOWING
less something happened.
Mr. Piker, the amateur Gam, closed his
Eyes and saw himself buying a real Psna-
ma and dozen or so George II. Prim-
rose Shirts. He had a Vision of riding
in Machine called the Pink Demon with
Claire at his side and an imported Chit
fonier working the Jigger and moving
down the Common People.
Percy had two or three Good Things
that were guaranteed to 60 through. They
had been slipped TO him By Cigar Sales
man who knew an Owner. They looked TO
be the real Candy.
When he arrived at the Track he gave
up for Badge and Dope-Sheet and
couple OF Perfectos and this left him with
and little something on the side for
Red Hots. He fought his way to the
Black Board and demanded s. worth of
Bright Eyes at 9 to /. While he was
struggling to get to the Fence he heard
some one say that Appendicitis was right
and would win by City Block. A Low
Moan escaped him. He climbed over d
large mass of Colored People so as to get
S. down on Appeudiciti,. The Odds were
? to S. He got halled up in his Arithmetic
and while he was waiting for the Figures
to shift so that he could butt in with his
;, Bell rang and the Mob tore Tor the
Fresh Air. He climbed Pole and
saw Bright Eyes doing a Solo. lie let
beat the Gate and spread-eagled his Field.
Strap. Mr.. Piker was first in the Line,
wanted to cash before the Book failed.
lind the Grand Stand and counted Up and
a and one Shirt. The still small Voice said,
coming Vacation. There grew within him
and quit the Mercantile Life.
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flowers, houseplants, etc, and inquiries as
TO the best method of destroying them. !.
II. Hills, McFall, Mo-, a practical farmer
and reliable man, is better informed on
this subject than l am, and accent stamp
enclosed to him will bring valuable infor-
nation Ii you can obtain soft iron ore
pulverize it and sprinkle it OH the plants.
! know OF no one who prepares this rene
dy TOR sale, but you can get it at most OF
the iron mines.
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FUTuRE pRIcEs-

What effect on prices OF farm aud plan
tation products will come from closing
the war in South Africa AT hrst thought
the general impression is that peace will
make radical lowering OF values on
such products, but is that impression cor
rects
The whole OF South, Africa, including
Natal and Cape Colony, has been so af-
fected that but little grain has been pro-
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Boys Clothing

Boys Navy Blue Serge Suits, s,,o.
Z to ID, worth 400; = n~
June Sale price. LW
Boys Wool Cashmere Suits aga.
to 16, worth $50;
June Sale price. k.N
Boys Two and Three.piece sut,
in stripe, plaid and fancy cashmere
ages 3 to 8, worth 2.4S; -
June Sale price.......... 10y
Boys Wash Suits, plain and
trimmed, ages to s, worth I'M IL
4 so; June Sale prices, a..
900, $50, 1913, 1.4S and. ;. "a
Boys Linen and Galatea Wash
Suits, plain and trimmed, ages 8 "a
10, worth up to $50; -
June Sale prices, 100 and. .i3C
Boys Cashmere and Wafh Pants
ages 3 to 16, and worth up to 1.50:
June Sale prices, a.
100. 75c. soc. Zoe and. ....... ljC
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wave will not be long in making its ap-
pearanoe.
The storm wave mentioned above will
pass south OF parallel 40, affect the south
west and Southern States generally, bring
ing considerable rains and cool weather /,
but the weather caused by the disturbance
will be very similar in all sections of the
United States and Canada. except that
severe wind and thunder storms may be
expected in places.
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The Tout said to play it across the
Board, forward and back. up and down
He said that Rinkaboo would breeze in
that he would win on the Bit, doing Buck
and Wing Steps, that all the others would
seem to be Hitched,
So Mr. Piker allowed the Tout TO take
him by the Hand for he was too weak TO
resist, and together they wandered off
into preamland. Piece by Piece, the o.
happy Samoleans went up Rinkaboo was
played in all the Books, straight, place
and to peep. Mr.. Piker found himself
up in the Grand Stand holding his Head
with one Hand while in the other Hand
was a Pinoehle Deck, suitable for framing.
II Rinkaboo finished at all, Mr.. Piker was
a Wealthy Person. If he happened in to-
ward the head OF the Procession, Mr. Piker
would have TO send for Furniture Van.
II he came First it would be case OF Ho-
boken for every Book inside of the Fence.
After it was all over and Mr., Perez
Piker was riding homeward with his
Head out OF a Trolley Window, he re
called dimly that large number OF long
legged Ponies came out on the Track.
One OF them was the color of an Old
Glove and was doing a rwo-Step There
was about twenty minutes of Fussinc
around at the Bend in the Track and then
hey all kited away like a flight OF Swal-
lows and there was one Horse In front
and Mr.. piker had Convulsion and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15

"uu women OF Scotland II will he inter.
me Scottish universities viii dee before tbe
stampede Of women students. Or aren't
Ihe scottish lassies ready TO make STAN,
peue Tor university educationg
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copNiett, 1so2, by 3. 3. RussolI.

sureThinger started for the Track with Roll
choneen TO pay the
he Mind could
heat Of ix. he
showing the
KEYS how to
Fiker hanging the
inside Pocket OF his Vest while
in by the Smoke Brothers
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Sun and Rainproof UNI
breliaS

Ladies' 26.inch Fine Black Gloria
Silk Umbrellas, made with steel
rod, Paragon frame and fancy
handles, worth up TO 1.75; fOO
June Sale price. h.UU
Ladies Fine Gloria Silk Umbrellas,
made with Paragon frame, steel rod
and fancy handles, worth up to
2 so; June Sale price, 1 Ok
LIS and, ...,.,........... s.AJ
Ladies' Parasols, in all the latest
shapes, styles and colors, coaching,
ruftled. plain and hemstitched,
worth UP TO So June Sale On
prices, from 4.9S down to. a.UU
Childrens Parasols, in a great va
riety of styles and colors, represent
ing the latest and best; June Sale
prices, from LIS down ~.
10 q . ~ u ~
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Not Without Interest.

N''"'''sNuia fffSS.
chspsS ,ic aaNs,Sastsdly exclaimed the OF
ssnle INTO the corneP Of The mans nn,,n.sS
E'S snne. from pqvnshep.' '' : '''Ae's'
q, suppose am, replied the nawn t,.l
feature =" tAs paHnseops one redee alag
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15

fohed at the mouth met Blew
Rkabo t,cy
blowing Horn he Race ny
to win sIS4o
MORAL: Even the Best pick them OF the
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Ladies' Belts

Ladies' Belts, In pleated satin,
stitched taffeta and o.ner new
styles, with fancy buckles; June
Sale prices, 100, ~.
Use, soc and. .kJC
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a hgure move out Of the horrible MiX-U
bugeyed Maniac with his Collar to
thither with 500 in his Lett Hand The
before he came to. The Tout had some
next Race there was Collie that had enot
into asSeina. It was like making Change ,
BREATHE it softly, as very few were Next.
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Ribbons

No. 40 Fine Quality Fancy Neck
Ribbons, white. cream and assorted
colors, worth 15c; ~.
June Sale price. .....,...... lUL
No, 40 Tafteta Silk Ribbons. all
colors, white and cream, extra fine
quality. worth zoe; a.
June Sale price ............. 10y
No. so, worth Csc, ts
aJ. ............ .,..-.,...... kOS
Liberty Satin Ribbons, full line of
the latest colors also in white and
black; Nos. %, 40, so and so; June
Sale prices, az
29c, Csc, zoe and ............l loo
Black Velvet Ribbon, all widths,
at June Sale prices.
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Millinery

Ladies' Trimmed Hats, in the latest
and best styles, worth up to 1000;
June Sale prices, 20
500, 400, 800 and. ........A.JU
Ladies' Walking and Shirt Waist
Hats. big assortment; June Sale
prices. 200, / so, loo, Enc
75c and. .......... wv
Ladies' Black and White Plain
and Rough Straw Sailors; June
Sale prices. LIS, 100, 0Sc
use, soc and .AUG
Veilings and Wells, in net and chif-
fon, with chenille dots; also ready
made Wells. with fancy borders;
June Sale prices, TEc
loo up to-. OA
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White and Colored
Wash Goods

Printed Lawns, pretty patterns and
fast colors, worth SC; June 1S
Sale price, 10 yards for. ,.. .0J(
Another big lot of those handsome
Lawns just received; they are 10c
values; but the price will IN.
be, 10 yards for. .JU(
Choice of all our best Printed
Lawns and Batistes, worth up to
l5c; June Sale prices, I'll
loc and..........,........f II
White Crossbar Nainsook, all size
checks, worth s 1-Sc; e
June Sale price. .,.......... &c
Splendid quality White r
India Linen, June Sale price. Ul
Fine White India Linen. manufac.
turers' short lengths, cheap at 15c
per yard: June Sale IN
price. ,............... iUN
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Embroideries

Cambria and Swiss Embroidery
Edges, worth up to 15c yard; r.
June Sale price. ...,........ DC
Cambria, Swiss and Hamburg En-.
broidery Edges and Insertions,
worth up to Csc; ~
June Sale price. VC
Hamburg, Cambria and Swiss EN-
oroidery Edges and Insertions,
worth up to 95c yard; ~
June Sale price. iJC
Big lot of Valenciennes Laces, big
assortment OF patterns; Special
June Sale price, IN
IL yards for, INC
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Gloves and Mitts

Ladies Black Silk Mitts. ~
June Sale prices. soc and -. LOC
Ladies Black and White Silk Mitts,
medium and extra length; sO
June Sale prices, l 90 and. QUO
Ladies' Lisle Thread Gloves, black
and gray, extra fine quality, 1S,
at June Sale price. .kJL
The Kayser Lisle Milanaise Gloves.
clasps, in gray, white, black and
tan; June Sale IN
Pii'C ''.'.'.'...... ........ wv
The Kayser Silk Gloves, made with
patent tips, clasps, a guarantee
ticket in each pair, colors black,
white, gray and tan; -s
June Sale price. 100
Ladies Silk Opera Gloves. shoulder
and elbow lengths, white and
black; June Sale prices, 20
csc and. QUO
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Mems Furnishings

Mems Fine Madras Shirts, ueglige,
with separate cuffs, swell patterns
and fast colors, worth 10
200; June Sale price .... l.4O
Mems Fine Neglige Shirts, all new
patterns and worth up to 1.50;
June Sale prices, no.
! rs and. ..........,.... fCk
Mems Fine Cotton and Lisle
Thread Underwear, all sizes, and
worth 1,25 garment; tOO
June Sale price, ......... i.UU
Mems Fine Balbriggan Undershirts
and Drawers, the 100 Ts
quality; June Sale price. ID u
Mems Cambria Muslin Nightshirts.
with and without collars, plain and
embroidered fronts; En
June Sale prices, Csc and. JUG
Mems Fine Lisle Thread Half Hose.
in solid and fancy colorings, full
regular made, swell line, az
at. ..,..,.t...-., ZUN
Mems New Summer Neckwear. in
silk and pique, embracing teck,
club, bat wing and the new Alt.
man; prices ranging from 1r
Mems Fine and Heavy suspenders,
per pair, 70
from lac to......,..,.,.....OUC
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Hosiery

Ladies Fast Black Hose, dropsttch
and seamless worth loo; IN.
June Sale price. .....,..... lUI
Ladies' Fast Black Hose, plain and
dropstitch, full fashioned: 81
June Sale price ,.....,.,,.,.. AJN
Ladies' Fast Black Lisle Thread
Hose, dropstitch, worth S5c; ~
June Sale price. ......,,.,.... E1(
Ladies Fine Fast Black Hose, plain
and lace. full regular made, 1sc
worth 35c; June Sale price. LJL
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N-Up and it was all over but the Cashing.
to the bad was found wandering hither and
he Tout had TO shake him i couple OF times
ne Goods OF very superior Quality. In tho
enough Hop in him to convert a Selling Platter
&c with Blind Man. Rinkaboo was the Name.
ext.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-09

Architects are invited to submit
plans for State Orphans Home to
the Board of Directors of said Home
at Carson City, Nevada, on or before
August IA, 1902
The building is to be of stone. two
stories in height, (stone to be furnish
ed by the State) size about 80 by 40
feet cost not to exceed $4,000. and to
contain a dining room on first floor
for 12O children and separate dormi-
tories on second floor for 60 boys and
for 60 girls; also on first floor, office,
reception room, dining room for IA
employees. pantry, kitchen, storeroom,
tin closet, wash room, play room for
60 children. two rooms for cooks, with
clothes closets, dressing room, bath
room, water closet store room and
session room. On second floor, in ad-
dition to dormitories, two rooms. par
Tor and clothes closets, for teachers
four rooms for Superintendent and
MatrOn. three rooms with clothes clio
SETS two hospital rooms and medicine
closet, with toilets for males and fe-
males, store room for clothing. two
rooms for assistant MatrOn and Nurse
with clothes closets and sewing room,
with closets.
The person submitting the accepted
plan, with complete specifications for
a building in accordance Herewith,
| within ten days after acceptance of
>ten, will be paid TIE sum of 100000
tGli Compensation therefor, and no
az >usation will be paid for any
accepted.
p'r Tbe Roar reserves the right to re.
loot any and III plans. Address all
Communication relating to plans to
| ORVlS RING,
Secretary ct Board OF Directors, Car
son City. Nevada. >,
Carson City, July "a, 1902. ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-09

Sealed proposals for furnishing 100
cred at the Nevada State Prison, will
be received up to II o'clock, on the
LIST day of September, 1902, at the Of
Office bids may be filed at any time
previous to II o'clock on the LIST day
of September, at which time all bids
will be opened in the presence of the
bidders.
The Board reserves the right to re
lect any and all bids.
BY order of the State Board of Pri
son Commissioners.
p. 3. ELLIS, Clerk
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-09

<6iF meas
ool's 'na' sui' "aue ~ sSseFns
ure from the SWEETEST spring r. -
in the very latest style. Better b,
round and have F. w. Day show you
the International Company's line OF
latest >,ew York fashions.
Strangers as we'll as Carson people
who wish a good cigar can ind them
at c. w. Friends.
The very latest in bracelets and sill
yer rings are on exhibition at Friends
store. They are extremely pretty and
the prices are low,
i re y; = ~
We want a local agent to sell oil
stock. Must be well acquainted and
a hustler. Good pay to the right man
s. Sanborn, Bakersfield. Cal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-09
SUPREME COURT DECISION

APPELLANT.
APPEAL FROM THE DISTRICT
COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEVADA. IN AND FOR STO-
REY COUNTY.
Hon. c. E. Mack, Judge.
GEORGE N. NOEL,
For Respondent.
George D. Pyne
For Appellant.
OPINION,
BY Fitzgerald, }.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-09
For Sale

have 500 cords of No. 1 clear pine
wood, cut and ready for hauling on
the Lake Tahoe road, s miles from
this city. The entire amount is for
sale. For particulars enquire u T..
D. Sweeney.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-09
The State Bank & Trust Co
; Carson City, Nevada.
UP 100000
CAPITAL fully PAID lip
DIRECTORS:

KICKEY, c. T. BENDER. W. MAPE>, GEO.
II.
FGOLDFN, w. B;AUGNER.
II MEYERS.
BENDER VICE q. w.
j. TDAVIS.
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SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT

OVER ONE HUNDRED SAFE DEPOSIT BONES have placed
yareHU a rfeclly
furnished IN application.
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For Sale

~xsy ~ excellent condition
A baby b, - o,.bor imnrovor,on+s
Rubber tires a.. o..
Enquire at this o.
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United
GENERAL Observation-Disclosures TRANSACTED
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-09
The Briggs House,
The Popular Hotel Of Western Nevada

The fame of the kitchen and dining
has received its praise from the patrons.
Meals. Is cents; from 50 cents up.
Spacious sample rooms for d,ummers Elec-
trio lights throughout Telephone service to
all points
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-06
THE GERMAN "CURE."

A Berlin lady was sent by her ply
stefan to one of the well known 'cures"
in Germany He gave her letter which
nurported to be a prescription for her
treatment there, and which she pre-
scented to the doctor at the cure" 1t
read as follows: "Rup, fens, iediega,
". S. ord, ent, Ii. chihrist. nixzi, chen,
Siaihra, berdi, efed, ernein, Eel, naus,
8. Q. h +. Ian gsamdami, t. soihr. gat.
ten, weimo, nateru, hehatun. dervi. elle
ieht. ges. und, ct. Versta-N. D. E. N"
The doctor perused the lines again and
saw that the letters when put in their
proper order ran as follows: "Rupfen
sic die Cans ordentlich, ihr list nix.
Ziehen sic ihr aber die Federn einzeln
aus, sehr langsam, damit so ihr gate
zwei Monate Ruhe hat und er well
leicht gesundet. Verstanden?" In En-
glish these words mean: PLUCK the old
goose thoroughly we'll. There is nothing
the matter with her. But pull out the
feathers one by one, very slowly, so that
her husband may have a couple OF
months rest, by which means he may
perhaps be restored to health. Do you
understand"
The doctor shook his head obviously
ever her, and ordered two months OF
the usual exercise, baths, waters and
rest