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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-08-19
CALL FOR CONVENTION.
Hea douarters

Headquarters
Democratic and Silver Party State Ger
trail Committees:
Reno, Nevada July 6, 1901.
At regularly called meeting of the
Democratic and silly er Party State Cen
trail Committees held at Reno, April
19,1904 said committees having first
met separately then jointly for the rat
! ;fcatiCn Of the action taken by the res
! pective bodies it was ordered that:
STATE CONVENTIONS
Of the Respective Parties lie Held at
| WiTremucca, Nevada, Monday,
! August p, 1904.
! purpose Of nominating q ticket to be
voted fer al the next general election
to be held IN Tuesday the Sth day Of
November, 1904. consisting Of:
Three Presidential Electors
One Member Of Congress
One Justice of the Supreme Court
One Re-ert Of tie State University
(Lorq TERM
Ore Regent of the State University
(Short Term)
Also for The appointment Of State
! Central Committees Of the respective
| narties and the transaction Of suCa
! Their business as may be properly pre-
scented to each Of such conventions.
! The basis of representation from
the respective counties tc each of said
/ conventions shall be the same aul
shall be based upon the vote for the
Democra tic-Silyer nominee for At
! tcrney General At he last general
/ election aa follows. t0-Wit:
One de'e@ate for ever sixty votes
and one dr'o@ate for every fraction
over thirty votes. the number of del
ogaJes To each o. aid conventions
. being lo5 AID t. L. ar2oreioned as fol
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-08-19
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Ophir. va shoe county, New,

Ophir, va: shoe county, New,
May 4. 1904.
All permits heretofore granted by
me to catch fish in Prices lake or res
orvoir. On Ophir Creek, Washoe county
Nevada. are horeb. revoked.
The public IS hereby notified that
said lake or reservoir belongs to the
nndresigned. and the fish contained
therein.
NJ friends desiring permits, will
please apply.
an tired Ct -portsmen' dynam:-
ting my FISH.
SAN LONGABAUGH
Owner of Prices lake:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-08-19
Interesting Eacts.

Here are some interc> ing f2@ts a
cut the Panama canal:
Canals total cost nearly $1~,"n1.":a
Panama Canal company ; .h@"r. 60,
10, ,000.
Length, as miles.
Time Of passage. 8 to 10 hours
Present tiem--New York to san
Francisco, via. Cape Horn,-6o ia =.
lime via ranama canal-2ppro ii
mate-24 days.
Annual trafic-estimated- 900 YES
sells.
Travel saved--Liverpool to Yokoho-
ma, 900 miles.
Stillto he constructed - clilos.
Present depth. IS feet.
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Ncyics Cairymen.

Fer butter kegs If all sizes shippe;
20 any point, address
l.. trGold. Truckee, Cal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-08-19
STATE OF NEV ADA.


'] - S''''"y' - .
John Sparks, W. q. Douglass ani1
Jt!1eS u sweeney beng duiy S"Crl
seFerally say they are memb - ii the
Board OF Examiners Of the State Ct
New, that on the l2th day OF July, u
they, latter having asCertaIned from
the DOCKS oI the STATE CohtroHer me
n Treasury made ar ~ "l1! o""r-'-
nation and count Cf IT, i. 10y all
vouchers for money in the state Fra
asufJ OF Nevada and found the same
correct as follows:
Coin $2SG05S.J3
Paid coin vcucb-
ers not returned
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Canada's Greatest Dome.

The largest dome of the Guastavino
type in the world is being completed
on the new building OF the Bank of
Montreal in st. James street SO care
full We're the directors in awarding the
contract that they stipulated the i'm
portation of Spanish laborerS especially
for the job. The dome is the first Of it's
kind to be built in Canada. Its inside
diameter is seventy-one and one-half
feet. There is no steel construction to
support the arched roof, the tile in use
being hand burned terra Gotta an inch
thick, laid in cement The entire area
Of the banks superstructure will be
about 5000 square feet. The skylight
in the top will be 100 feet from the
main floor of the rotunda, which is ap-
preached by passageway thirty-four
feet wide and thirty five feet high. The
building is planned to be one of the fin
est banks in the world. = New York
Times.
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< fter Losing. IL Scala.

Recently IL 2iri in New York was
scHlpeyi hy hAvin.s hei. lt.tii rat>-ht in II
revolving $:HItt. The ready verdict is
that white 81" raHy recover s,t,. ia.tlst
always be S:IiIs dististre:!. Perhaps
not.
Several years Hep IN accident similar,
but worse, deprived; !, SAN francisco
girl of her sestiI. e,e,,Vt t. and including
the eyebrows. Doctors employed skin
grating AID supplied her with a new
scalp With Il nXnriant growth of hair
The handmade eyebrows We're as deli
cately peneiled as the originals The
new hair was Gf L different color from
the natur;ll. which had been of rare
shade difficult To match. he girl WAS
beautiful before the acci.ient, and she
was beautiful afterwart. although
much changed.
While the ordeal through which this
patient had To PASS Was long and pain
full, anI Young woman would rather
try it than 70 60 through life either
bald or bewig-cd. New York World.
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TIE Lud se.s Queer Case.

Mister Jedge.s said the old eolored
citizen who came into the iastice court
lending Il small negro boy by the coat
collar Mister Jedge, / Wish YOU d
please SUI, give dis hey ten years Wha1
de state,lI furnish de vittles fer him
''What DO You mean: asked the as
tonished justice. What has he been
doing?"
'Eatin' NE out er house en- home,
sub" was the reply. wild dat ongodly
appetite er his. Why. jedge, de appe-
tite er de whale dat swallowed Jonah
couldn't hol' a candle ter dat boy s
eatin' arrangements. Fer de Lawd's S
sake, jedge, let de state feed him
awhile. SOS. de yuther chillun kin pick
up en- enjoy life"'-Atlanta Constitu-
tiOn
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AAENkAalhQg1Fa
E--.l1l..s:s,sIsg.s - ~ |, tE,ss5ns~ II
SR. M
HE HAD NERVE.
How Dick Put the Question to A1ic,
on Wager.

How Dick Put the Question to Alice
Wager.
The two y0un1 men were arguing
tiercely.
And tell you it's waste of good
time for you to call Oh her and ask her
to marry you said Tom.
That's just the way you look at it,
replied Dick in Il friendly spirit.
ITS a pretty good way, too. retorted
Tom. Il overheard her tell Lucy she
preferred medium sized men to either
tall or short ones"
You say that because you are me-
dunn sized.
and dark complexioned to light
compleXioned men,
That's because you're dark and I'm
light"
And ability of tongue rather than
of the pen
you're fabricating on the fact that
you're a lawyer and I'm a newspaper
reporter,' responded Dick.
Not at all, said Tom. I'm merely
quoting what she said
"Well.' remarked Dick thoughtfuly
I'll bet you a cigar, a hat. a dinner or
a house that | can go To her and ask
the matrimonial question and receive
an affirmative answer to my question
within two minutes of the time of ask
ing
Tom laughed. Done for dinners for
the entire wedding party
SO it WAS agreed AS to who should
be OH of pocket to the extent of din
ner for an Indefinite number was to be
decided that evening.
Dick rang the doorbel at Alice's
house, and when he entered he admit
ted also Tom. who hid behind door
in the parlor that he might hear plain
~ both question and answer.
Dick thought Alice never looked so
hewitchngly beautiful and all that
sort Of thing. And he told her so.
I've been Wondering," said he after
some time. "if I We're to ask you-to
ask you. Alice. to become my wife if
you'd refuse me- You would, wouldn't
you:''
Yes. indeed" quickly responded
Alice. You know I'm to marry Harry
next month
80 he told Inc yesterday when he
asked me to be his best man. said
Dick. But by asking you the ques-
tion that way I won a dinner for the
whole crowd Of us
He went to the door and dragged
Tom from his place of shelter.
Il asked her the question: as You
1 nd l9n f4i1 his irinp,is ttHn1 she
said Yes
Tom had heard it. but he didn't look
as though lie had.-New York Tribune.
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IrPfUatiOn.

The progress that has been made in
irrigated sections in the west under
private enterprise, where valueless
deserts have been converted into ver-
table garden spots, is the best possible
evidence that small farms and a dense
rural population, resulting in unusual
educational and social advantages, are
most desirable not only for the farm
er, but for all classes of society These
irrigated communities, too, are object
lessons Of what we may look for on a
larger and broader scale when Uncle
Sam shall have turned water on the
great tracts of desert land under the
national irrigation act. - Maxwell's
TaliSman
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F.ri::,IsSg fs,lS s,..GA,

kOrcans Cultivate lhNjl fi"!ds !..Itse' :
With sp"dee owe ef tAps,, implements
has Il laG!ilr a'soHi eight feet Ions.
HI" wo@Geu buNl * tipped W!th irot
ami h#@ i1~o stray t.afes fa~t3'ilsd =
II 80 Gsas f:tst= u -. a4a,.ia
pushes lie S;lad" ;a;o t'ge ground Thea
1l9c~o hej95.:as=;f,a r=4s.'# t:;'aH IN III
s;.e,l.i e,,ii.5.. 3..:4,..s9j {. t3f5h i
distance & ;.3zz1';; tN,z r,at ~ G.le Ko
rean ha,@s o.=e ;aaH e.a"a 900 njne mei
thus employed on Que spade.
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EaAi:oa,:. No More.

The name OF FnShoda is to vanisl
from the map. This is in consideration
for French s,7>cel,tihilities. This is III
official decree. and hence forward Fa
shoGa is Iasho;.a no more The PROV
ince of that name becomes the 1lppp,
Nile province, The fort and oatsh Il
become Kouoll. and the village Wiz.
had also been known as Fashoaa. i.
renamed Dabwar. These chances ar,
to take effect in all future MAPS. OF.
cial reports and recognized books
reference
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&5E6a[llERM45:;
A BLANKET INSULT.
1t Was the Cause of the Recent Een-
ezuelan Revolution


ezuelan Revolution.
"The Matos revolution, ended in Ven
ezuela by President Castros victory at
Ciudad Bolivar, cost the lives of thou
sands of men, indirectly caused an iu-
ternational blockade of Venezuela and
nearly ruined the country" said an
American who recently returned from
Caracas. And what do you think it
was caused by? Simply blanket
"Matos was the greatest capitalist in
the country, the merchant prince Of
Caracas, a pompous old gentleman, to
whom everybody bowed and scraped.
He helped to make Castro president,
but directly Castro was firmly seated
In power Matos among other rich men
was faced with a demand for a heavy
Assessment to pay the victorious sol
diers.
He refused, and Castro promptly
sent a file Of soldiers to drag him to
Jail. Castro has a fondness for rough
practical jokes, and he told the officer
in command to seize Matos in bed and
bring him through the streets at night
clad only in blanket. This order was
carried out. The merchant prince Of
fered thousands of bolivars for a pair
of pants. and jacket. but in vain
The humiliation was terrible, for all
the rabb!e Of the town guyed him.
After he had languished in Jail for
awhile Matos wrote to Castro, saying
that he now saw his duty to the nation
in clearer light and would be glad to
pay the assessment Castro replied
cordially. but regretted that the neces-
sites of the government had increase
in the meanwhile, and he was now
desolated by having to ask for double
the amount
"Matos paid and then promptly left
the country and organized revolution
with the aid of his great wealth. He
has told his friends that he would have
pardoned the 'holdup.' for capitalists
are used to that sort of thing in conn-
tries like Venezuela, but he could not
forget the blank ct Exchange,
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Celery Beauty Cult In London.

West end greengrocers have been
considerably astonished Of late by a
prodigious demand which has sudden
" sprung up for celery
The explanation is a curious one. A
large section Of smart and pretty So
ciety women, together with an equally
large section who are not SO conspicu-
Gus for good looks, have created a cell
cry beauty cult.
Experts have declared that no drug
In the world has the potency Of celery
for producing d clear complexion and
bright eyes.
It must be eaten raw, say the ex-
perts.
It is not only beautifler, according
to its devotees, but 1t promotes health
In various ways and also inspires ener-
ey and good temper.-London Express.
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Picking Cotton.

Reaping the wheat a handful at a
time Wofsiti be on Il par With the pres
ent mrt!.od of gathering our immense
cotton ci'tIe.
Id tl.e rN&Gar ever tf.inl what it
means ia 1s.4.1 a.st ore Of eur 10000. 600
bal" crepS OF coitan: Did you ever
stop 10 think that at least 10000, ,OU0,-
0OG ieUitl1s., OF r,W cotton must be pick
ed f.'oIA the hoiis by hand: That is an
almost ilc;.iculable amount, yet that is
what the crop means and what the
manual labor is that gets it out Il lock
at Il time. The limits of our cotton crop
are to a great extent fixed by the abil
ity to get it out and ready fer market
not only to get it ready in time. but to
get as much of it out as possible dur
ing good weather before the cold and
wet of winter in lure the staple and in
terfere with the work of picking it out.
But we are persuaded that a success
full machine would not prove an I'M
mixed blessing for this section or for
the farmers generally. = Montgomery
Advertiser
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A Champion In Her Line.

II claim that my wife is the worst
trouble borrower on earth. Shes wor-
rying now for fear the hat she has or
dered for Easter may not be becom-
ing
That's nothing. My wife's worrying
because we may be boarding at some
place next summer where We'll have a
folding bed that she can't get under
during thunderstorms" s"-Chicago Rec
ord Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04

The ImDOrtant HererOa.

The HereroS, now in rebellion against
Germany, have pretty fair opinion Of
themselves and of their chief. One of
their songs begins: What is the king
Of England, what is the king Of Ger
many, compared with thee, o Mahereo,
first among all princes? Have they so
many thousand cattle as thou? No!
Who is so mighty as art thou?' The
Hereros despise Europeans. The name
for European is "otyirumbo" c'white
tling'N
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04

Telephone us to haul your baggage
Merchants Transfer Company.
-Wanted-An experienced dress
goods clerk Apply to Wolf Nichol.
We make a speciality of hauling
household goods. Both phones. Mer
chants Transfer Company.
For sale-A good buggy horse
Apply TO Louise Smith, corner Louis
ian and Thirteenth avenue
We buy and sell all kinds of Sec
ond-hand goods. We have good bar
gains in furniture Sidney Helms, 21o
West Second. Both phones.
-Fo4 sale-Second hand thirty-hors
power boiler and fixtures, all in good
condition. Apply tc' Richardson and
May Land and Planting company, lin
tied, Lake Dick, Ark.
For sale-Six room residence
with all moder improvements. Three
room tenant house on the lot. Cheap
for Quick trade. Apply to C. L. Cham.
,ers, Y. 1921 West Third avenue
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Insanity In London.

London, says DR.. Robert Jones, is
responsible for the production of over
seventy insane persons week. In
1859 there were in England 36,762 in
sane, or one to 536 of the population.
There he today liz, 1854, or one to 293.
jThet tred 6very rate from all cases of
mania lis also decreasing, being now
8S.4 per cent. Melancholia Is increas-
ing and also premature dementia. The
same complaint comes from the CONT
mont
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04
How Steel Is Replacing Wood.

Steel is taking the place of wood in
construction. Many freight cars are
now built entirely Of steel. Steel hop
per coal cars are in use on most of the
coal roads huge things, larger than
the old box cars, holding fifty tons of
coal and capable Of being rapidly un-
loaded by means Of the hoppers in the
bottoms.-Wortf's Work.
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Every Third Ba be.

Sstriking presentation Of the extent
he Mongolian race is made by Rev
5rge Heber Jones Of Seoul, Korea
b says that every third bah" thAt
hs its eyes in this world looks III
the face of n yellow E'"ttier ana
HES ;lvs.t il Il he;tncit uC!i.r
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Ohio's First Watch.

/ Mr.. ]. L. Waller of this city has a
watch for which there is standing
offer of $1,000. 1t is of massive gold
and was made in 1916 by Robert Best,
mechanical genius of Cincinnati, who
61eo made the tools with which he
made the watch. 1t is the first watch
made in the state of Ohio.-Winchester
WE) Democrat
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Counter Irritants,

"How is your experiment of sleeping
in the open air for the cure of your
asthma succeeding?
well, it has had one good result.
I've frozen NY nose and part of one
ear, and they have made me forget my
asthma. ."-Chicago Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04
',OCAt. AND OTHERWISE
+ + + + + + = + = = =
We CLAIM

to be the most progressive and
up to date Real Estate Agents in this
County.
Quick sales, the prompt collection OF
rents and the prompter remittance of
same is our hobby
We have for sale the choicest
Residence lots en- the market, and
the prices are very low.
Call and see our beautiful Cherry
street property. You will like it.
LEITNER AND WE'LL,
THE "REAL ESTATERS," 113 Main St
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Easily Arranged.

Have you asked papa?'
Eyes. l telephoned him He said
he didn't krov' who was but it was
all right."-Life.
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Go Together.

The woman was doing her shopping.
The counter jumper handed her a pack
age, and she slowly turned away.
'Do l need anything else?' she alb
sentmindedly asked.
"You have just bought some lawn y
ventured the clerk. Don't you think
you will need some hoseY'-Princeton
Tiger.
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Copyright l''., A 1:&c0 empty your
purse. For years good clothiers
have waited for this dream to
come true. This label
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Correct Clothes for Men

| last here are
ready-to-we ar
clothes in the
same class with
fine CUSTOM
made and at a.
price that won't
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,AD W Poyce devotes his time to rents
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Strange, Isn't 1t:

The Baby-Now. that's funny. Kitty
doesn't seem to appreciate my marks
manship a bit.-New York American.
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cAljsE OF INSOMNIA.

DO know think the between atmospheric
conditions and insomnia much closer than believe said
thoughtful and think good
is within far this matter concerned suffer great
deal Of sleepenes and least
Of ten the weather directly responsible it. IF violent
IN whatever IS about to take place system will register
The fact with much the delicate devices used
by the weather OF
say that have monopoly this of thing We all
huenced extent and another,
changes But speaking particularly of the relations be-
tween condition The
unmstakable Take the
sufferer from headache neuralgia kindred ament and
will find that impending change the weather will have
tendency his edge if and he will find
it extremely difficult to sleep He will matter OF fact fall into
the clutches OF that awful aughferer of rensomnia
that whose particularly sensitive and whose
delicate enough respond slight pessure viii be
affected in the The ordinary often agent
begtn because of barometer and responds
quickly changes the weather 1t would interesting
who such would definitely the rea
between insomnia and atmospheric climate conditions Many
variations would be found would all depend the
of the individual will be found who will
heavily the night becomes suddenly little cold Cold in
aids change of this
produce cold will the more
sensitive So Knight and variety
of which different because of empeamena diff
would be sudden change weather There
be of about the connection between insomnia
and the weather."--New Orleans Times-D Democrat
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VIM. Ct. IRWIN & CO., LTD.

AGENTS FOR
Western Sugar Refining Co.. saw
Francisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works. PhiIa-
delphfs, Ea-
Newell Universal MIL Co.. Manu-
facturers of National Cane Shredder
New York, N. z.
Parafine Paint Company San FRAN
cisco, Cal.
Ohlandt & Co., San Francisco, Cal.
Pacific Oh Transportation Co. San
Francisco, Cal
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Bishop q Co. Bankers
ESTABLISHED IN 1853.
BANKING DEPARTAGElaL

BANKING DEPARTMEHG
Transact business in all depaEhnamas
CT banking.
Collections carefully attended -
/ Exchange bought and sold.
Commercial and Travellers Letters III
Credit issued on the Bank Of Calieess
ria ana N. M. Rethschfld g. Sens,
/ London
Correspondents: The Bank OF CaEas
fcrnia, Commercial Banking Co. "a
| Sydney. Ltd. London.
Drafts and cable transfers ON CksMM
and Japan through the Hcngkong ana
| Shanghai Banking Corporation aMa
Chartered Bank OF India, Australia ana
China
Interest allowed on term deposits IS
the following rates per annun, viz:
Seven days notice. at per cent.
Three months, at per cent.
Six months. at s5s per cent
Twelve months, at 4 per cent.
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
Act as Trustees under mortgages.
Manage estates, real and personal.
Collect rents and dividends.
Valuable papers. Wills, bonds. stes
received for safe keeping.
ACCOUNTANT DEPT.
Auditors for corporations and -.
vate firms.
Books examined end reported ezs
Statements OF affairs prepared.
Trustees on bankrupt or insolvaME
estates.
Once. s24 Bethel street.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received and interest aIicw-
cd at AZ per cent per annunl, ia ga
cordance with rules and regulationas
copies OF which may be obtained GO
application.
INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT.
Agents foz FIRE, MARINE, LIFE
ACCIDENT, and EMPLOYEES LIAa
ETLITY INSURANCE. CoMPANImMs
Insurance ONCE, ga Bethel Street..
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Angelber Won Arenberg the
Princess of Wales Vienna
400 large many
of a hazelnut
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Professor w R. Shpman forty years member of Tufts coli
lege faculty original years old May
enjoys the distinction of having occupied chair of rhetoric for
longer time than other professor in New England
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OF the ship, who has followed aniousy
the builders themselves his satisfaction the official
cerned IN the successful realization of their plans Then his
ordinaes list OF items missing from the vessels
and
lean abo during the few weeks and the Wefed battle ship
is formally handed her purchasersLondon Tit-s
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LEansact buB5nes@ IN al deDGI' u 7&al
CT banking.
Collections carefully attended &c.
Exchange bought and sold.