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gulf and Ship Island Railroad Co.

Direct Line
In Connection with Illinois Central Rail
road Company to Gulfport, Miss
Through Pullman sleeping cars between
Memphis. Tenn, and Gulfport Miss. on
trains Nos. l and 2. with through ser
vice on same trains to Memphis, 81.
Louis, Chicago and Louisville.
Schedule Effective April g. 1904
No. No. No.
Lv. Jackson :. 5:25 am 1885, pm 4:30 am
Lv. Hats bg.... $40 am 100 pm 7;5s am
Ar. Gulfport. 10:05 am 1000 pm 11:15 am
No. No. No. z
Lv. Gulfport.. 1850 pm 100 am 4:06 pin
Ar. Hats Big. 1000 pm 1915 am 7:90 pm
Ar. Jackson. los am 2:10 pm 10:45 pm
GULFPORT-aIississl greatest deep
water port only IL hours from Memphis.
At Jackson. connections made with the
Illinois Central railroad TO all territory
North, East. South and West. with Ala
bama and Vicksburg. to Texas and the
Southeast. At Hattiesburg with New Or
leans and Northeastern railroad. Missis-
sippi Central railroad pearl and Leaf
River railroad). and Mobile. Jackson and
Kansas City railroad At Gulfport. with
the Louisville and Nashville railroad
8. d. BOYLSToN. Gen. Pass. Agt..
s Gulfport. Miss
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Seaboard Air Line,

Baltimore. June 1O.-Seaboard Air Line,
common, ~; preferred. 16h@17. Atlantic
Coast Line, common, 1OS1a@11O.
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GdlfJ OhNbSHiSheH
alveston-Steady; middling, 1l1sc; re-
ceipts, 546; stock, 1887.
Mobile-Nominal: middlng, Il 7-16ci re-
ceipts, l; stock, 1887.
Savannah-Steady; middling, 11isc sales
HI; receipts, 1874; stock, $3.50.
Observation-Disclosures; mlddling, 11lac
stock q, 229.
mington-Nominal; receipts, 1; stock
1922.
Norfolk-Receipts. 80; stock, Sl00
MISUNDERSTANDING: middling. II. 75ci
receipts, SO: stock s64.
Boston-Quiet; middling, II 90e; net re-
ceipts. Is; gross, 60.
Philadelphia-Steady middling -. 4Oc
stock. 797.
st. Louis-Quiet: middling INC; re-
eeipts. 535, stock 12,0S2
Memphis-Steady and unchanged; mid
ding 11%e; receipts, 5sc; shipments, 1863
sales, 1850: stock, 22,373
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Treasurv Statement.

Washington, June 10.-Today's treasury
balances. exclusive of the gold reserve,
show: Available cash balance, $166. 1889;
gold, $50, 254.217.
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Bonds.
None, en- Call.

New York, June 10.-Money on call was
easy; highest. IA; lowest, /; ruling rate,
~; last loan, IA closing bid, 1; offered,
IL; time loans easy and dull sixty and
ninety days. 2d21s per cent; six months,
B6SA.
Prime mercantile paper, ss464 per cent;
sterling exchange easy, with actual busi-
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Virainia-caroIlna Chemical Co.

New York. June 10-Virginia- Carolina
Chemical company, closing, 241s; pre-
ferred, closing, 1909.
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| fair to choice mixed. SO. 75d5; western
sheep, 81 50d5. 50; native lambs, $50D6 rs !;
western lambs, s55O@65o; spring lambs.
$5a7. 25
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steady June, 1199 bid. July. L. oea12. II;
August. II. 4oa1l. Al; September, 10 14d10. Is;
october. 9.73a9.74; November. 9. 65ta9. 81:
December. 8. 656i9 SO; January. .. 1893. 10.
New Orleans, June 10-Cotton firm,
sales 800. Ordinary, 91ko; good ordinary,
l0-13-16c: low middling. II 7-16c: middling,
&c, good middllng. u 5-16c; mlddling fair.
T. e-16c Receipts 1907; stock 1887.
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Chicago June 10-Cattle receipts 1900.
Steady; good to prime steers, Sc. 25Q6. so;
poor to medium. s4.75Q6; stockers and
feeders, $S14.70 cows. 81. 75G14. 80; heifers.
50 50f15.25; Gamers, 81 1902 .75; bulls, 49, 80
@4.30; calves, ss15. 80
Hogs-Receipts 5000. Steady to strong
mixed and out hers. 4.S0d4.95: good to
choice heavy, s4906D5; rough heavy. S4.75
@4.s0; light A75@4.9 %; bulk. 81. S5td4
Sheep-Receipts 5000 Steady; lambs
steady; good to choice wethers. $5@5.5o;
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Worlds Falr-St. Louis.
Tickets at low rates now on sale. For
particulars apply to any Mobile and Ohio
railroad agent. s-So-u
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EEKLY MOVEMENT.

change.
WEEKLY MOVEMENT.
This Year. Last Year
Port receipts. ..........l4243 1929
overland to mills and
Canada. :. ,.......... 4,2le COLA
Southern mill talSlngs
estimated. e. ........le,ooo 22,5oo
Loss Of stock at In
terror towns. ........,.l 2.22s 7,447
Brought into sight for
the week.. ...... ......2o, z56 1886
TOTAL CROP MOVEMENT
port receipts. .....7,o2o,72o 7643 2se
Overland to mills and
Canada. .......... ell,ss4 Lo4e 74s
Southern mill taxings
(estimated)... ......i. LII 900 i,7S2, 600
Stock at int -ior
towns In excess Of
September l........... Il2,7s3 $3.50
Brought into sight
thus far for season. g. 5,e46 lo,47e,72T
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ToMHIoBEE q NORTHERN ny. co.

ToMBIoBEE q NORTHERN ny. Co
Passenger Schedule Effective December
I. 1909.
Train No. L Train No. 2.
Lv. 500 a. m. ....Fairford.... Ar. 7:45 a. m.
Ar. 6:25 a. m. .....Calvert..... Lv. 7:20 a. m.
Train No. s.
Lv. 500 p. m. ...Fairford.... Ar. 900 .. m.
Ar SIS p. m. ..,.Calvert.... Lv. s:35 p. m.
i Tombigbee and Northern trains con-
meet with all Southern Railway trains
TO and from Birmingham every day in
the week including Sundays.
For other information apply to
JOHN T. COCHRANE.
General Manager.
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weekly Cotton Movement.

New York June lo.-The following
statistics on the movement OF cotton for
The week ending Friday, June 10, were
compiled by the New York cotton ex-
a1,o
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RAILWAY SCHEDULES

showing the arrival and departure Of
passenger trains at the union sta tion.
Birmingham:
Louisville ard Na.L,,ttI. p.it.o-a
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Daily Statement.

Brought into sight
thus far for season. .e,sl5,s46 lo,47e,727
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TotaI sales Cor the day. Ell poo shares
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OBJ tRviliON CAHS


Commencing with departure Of Janu-
AIRY s'h the Overland Limited via Ogden.
VIII be- equipped with new composite OBJ
servstson cars. which viii take the place
Of The present compartment and COM
posIt cars.
The new cars VII consist of two sec
tionx nne he'ng n smoking room for gen
tIemen wi sIxteen chairs. buffet thre
card tables. wri Ing de X. per cdi a's.
etc: the second par'or for the iad'es.
wi equal number Of cosy seats serre-
tary. bookcase. large Id airy table and
ohserva,'on rotunda.
These cars VIII have broad plate glass
windows. will be carried AT end Of rain
and thus afford exceptional emporium ty
for viewing see cry en- route. TNev e
the ia,es, prediction Of the Pui man
Companys shcps. present. ro"e' ara
rIeasirr features. ~ he apprecia ed oniy
by personal lrsre Il n.
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MAY BE TRUE
That D.SCOv rv of lost Nine
is Genun ne

The Goldfeld News has the following
Breyfc~'e mire:
1.-THE lost Breyfogle mine for which
so many have searched for years. has
again been discovercd-and It reillv
looks as If II had been this time. Tho
scene of the find is In the Funeral range.
two and onehalf miles from the head of
Furnace creek ard thirty-fve m les south
of Peatfy. 1t is three niles below the
Breyfogle tanks. where the old man was
off the Indians. The discovery was mode
by Frank Hyde OF Ida and some sa,n-
pies of ore from The pay streak are sa'd
TO be half gold. The ledge is nearly 2O0
feet vide. but has been opened up for
only eigh cen or twenty inches Samples
of the rock were shown a Mr.. Yount,
who found Rreyfog'e during his wander
ings and he says II is similar to the
black OK died ore which the old man had
from the Rullfrog section and II is sad
TO be nearly depopulated These reno~ts
have come to the News through second
and third parties. and while they have
the earmarks of truth. we would advise
against gring to that section until the
renorts are confrmed-and at no time
without adequate supplies"
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A FINE DINNER.

B.ggins * Putba VIII Ill up the menu
card III the Club grill room and cafe
Christmas day with The best dinner eve,
set before hungry people. The nner
Will be serveL be,Neen lie hours of Y m
and ''dewy eveniI g.. and the menu W II
consist OF coIn-fed ia keys. ch cken.
duck. geese. IS uiIed with sage anu
onions;' oysters in any sty.e, mock tur-
and In taet. every ,hing else de..cate anu
appeIiz.ng. Go to the club grill room
am gei dinner fiji for The gods If yuu
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THE PLACE TO PJ-Y A SUIT.

j. p G andel Wi ncmuccas swall
tailor. does big business. HIS shop. on
Bridge street, IS one of ne buses. estab-
lshments in the town. He works ,hro e
men and one woman constantly and a
part of the year even more help Is re-
quired TO FIJI his orders. Mr. G and |
can put up a suit of clothes that W =.
not only IT but stay "ft ed" until every
thread is gone. Next saring he win lay
in a Big stock of clothes. bGi now one
can go and select lis suit from samples
and Mr. Grardel VIII MAKE IL and gulr-
antce sat'sfacti n. Tfee L. ] st alb ut
time now between this ana new Years
for you to have a new suit made and Mr.
Grandel VIII make II that you VIII
think you are millionaire.
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WHAT Do THEY
MEAN TO DO?
correspondent Wants to
k"ow What HumbOid.'S
IOmmiAS OeerS Intend

The Silver Sta.e received by this morn
'ngs mail the fol owing ommun cat on
Nom II well-known ci.i .izer of the county
ana heavy taxpayer ANY one who
'a@es different view of the question
can be given space In the columns of the
o'ver Sta to reply to the con,munica-
uon. "A Halter Of Murde ers" says:
Edis or Silver State:-i notice Judge
eurlti was moved To express his m nd
III regard To our County Comm ssion,.rs
eha"fsr al he says. AS a cit zen of
humh"ldt county I feel humiliated and
ashamed 10 be placed. in such position
would like To know wha, tie Commits.
s'"heis intend to do DO they wish 10
turn that murderer loose? From Their
iatt action We are To infer tha had no:
District A torney Warren atte-d to
voluntarily there wo.iid have be n no
prosecution in the cas. OF the others.
do not understand that Mr.. Warren asked
any reeompense. but they refuse 40 give
Mr fihe paltry $50 for twenty odd
days ca, eful work ON the case. L. there
o business man In this county who wound
have ~ fused 40 small recompense
AFTER The woIk was donel
II hear that Attorney Warren offered
to attend 20 II for $500 wha, is wrong
" tn that? Are they itkely to do b. ter
eisewhefe7 In the mean line expenses
run "n and that wretch stlll lives: Is
housed and fed and wears good clio hes
al the exIerse OF Hun b c1un.y.
Wha, are we keeping him for7 | can't
SEE what the Comm sslorers intend to do
! would IKE them to come forward and
explain.
"rhe whoe miserable translctiCn. from
first To las, emphasizes what ! have iorg
believed: tina, the mu,derers should hav.
b'en hanged by the people before they
reached the Jail on Their re urn ON
Carson. after that WONDERFUL dec s.
ion by the Supreme Court.
"A HATER OF MURDE2EEs.
winnemucca, December 2Cth ls04
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kLB.L lRtLk
Stone HdtChet Sends in An
other Batch OF News

H Bartlemy has gone to Paradise wi h
bring back load of flour and grain.
Tie White Horse outfit, DIR. virg a nd
of horses and ano her of bulls, stopped
he.e Sunday night, en- roue to WInre-
mucca.
U. d. Barrett stopped he-e Friday night
on his way to the northern part of cur
valley.
Mss Pearl Snap ard Mss Ia ell
Wilkinson leave this morning for Wiane-
mucca. Mis- Alma Hoskins VII accom-
pany them as far as Kane Springs. Mss
Srapp goes down to meet her sis er, Miss
Mabel. who IS s. .udent at the Safe Uni
vers;ty.
Our school Closed last week for the hol-
iday vacat on. NJ IS Pearl Snapp has
made a most successful teacher ard the
scholars have made rapid prog ess in
their studies. Miss .app is a graduate
OF our State University and we do not
have TO send our ch ldren away when
they wish to take up high school studies.
Cur northern neighbors about McDer-
nit aIe preparing 10 celebrate Chr, 81 mas
with big Christmas tree and enter ain
ment and a grand ball.
Cattle still remain in the mountains
The vanqueros who are working along
the river at present report stock in fine
condi. on.
The mining outlook fer the m'ng year
seems to be favorable in This vicini y.
From the constant report of the P.u es
guns late'y Roosevelt must have shipped
in carload II RI abbits
Several of our lrosrectors are prepar-
ing TO go out to Rabbit hole to look for
placer ground there.
STONE HATCHET.
Rebel Creek. Dec 49,
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EXC JUNUKS


There are seventeen pr soners now in
the county Jail awaiting the ac n of the
Grand JuIy of Elko county. gh. await
Ing action of the United a es Gfand
jury in Carson. one awaiting trial ara
four serving sen ence.
Those awaiting ACT on of the G ana
jury of Elko coun are: Frank Win
slof, for the unlawful lling Of eei
al Maids. bio. gig 10 Ga. .es q ay
ham; ill.am Deeo d. for he unlamtu
killing of a steer at South Fox, which
was the properly Of he Haldesty BIO,
Cornelius Smith. Tor the mu. der of a ex-
ander Thomas, and Lesser Blackw ell fer
burglary and horse s.eal.ng Nnlam
Peikfs. mLo out on bail. VIII also b.
be.ore the Grand Jury on the charge OF
completely IN tie case OF Franz Wins off
Tie case of Paul Lovelace VII come vi
a, the next 81 ting of the District Court
The cases 10 eo.ae D-foIe tae Tn. tee
States Grand Jury a.e: Alexander Lee
and Morton Henry. colored. Ar HI
s ger. Nike Ca Lager. john Lou ). Joe
He.th. b. f. cxrng AM m
Weston. All these cales a4e for VIII s.ley
stlling Il.u ans.
The following cit zens were drawn 10
serve as g.and Jurors for the tenn OF
court beginning at 40 a. m, Dece-Abe.
z.th:
Dave Casper. j. A. NJ Br.Ge. Pete
Guldager. Dan.ol MeE.. oy. william HUI
ter. n snorwooo. Edgar Re nhart, ii
Cl.n.on. Matter Kline. ). c. schi icy 10,
Harris, Jake ne son. Guy HaI b n. c. f.
Hickey. l.. Wlntermartel. A l.. Wom4cK,
A.ft,d Bruce. " liam Reyuo DIS. George
Clay on. A w. lessen. 81. All IN Mite el.
PAU scalllerstrom. Geo. ge moody, James
Ban Iton.
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HER TRUST WAS
MISPLACED
Reno Gambler DeCamps With
Savings of .he Woman
lie | dt CUGrted

AS a penalty for placing her confidence
in one Dick La Fevre. a d.sre. ~ able
gambler, who made Reno his headquar-
ters until short time ago. Mrs. Emi
E Mortimer is out $500. which she en-
trusted to the dece.ving scoundrel. says
the Reno Gazette
She is making an effort to locate La
Fevre and is now In San Francisco
searching for him, but has met with no
success.
La Fevre came to Reno several months
ago and went to work at the Palace,
from which he was dlschai ged a couple
OF weeks ago. Here he met Mrs. M T.
mer. divorced woman. who came to
Reno with a small ch Id from Kennedy.
Mis-. Mortimer is an attractive looking
woman and La Fevre pad ner marked
attention. taking her to various places
and treating her with the utmost
courtesy. He told her that he was a
stock buyer and few days before his
money to close a deal Mis-. Mortimer
had every confidence in the gambler and
loaned him her wealth. 5000. which he
prom sed to repay as soon as he made
the sale. He did not do this. of course,
but left for San Francisco. from which
place he is supposed to have departed
at once to avoid arrest.
Mrs. Mortimer waited patiently for Il
fellow. but finally her confidence "
shaken and she deiermdfned TO hunt h
down and recover her money if possib
Size is expected home tonight or tomor-
row, but she has written that she has
no tdings of her absent friend. Mrs.
Mortimer has been staying at the Golden
apartments
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wNVENuccA NEvAD. WEDNESDAY fvt>lNa lEeIMBlp n IVA
A CHRISTMAS Turkey.

Charley Ehiers was packing l6-pound
turkey to ship to Albert Seelog r., whc
Is spend ng the holidays N the city TIE
o-rd was as fat as butter" ard one OF
Paradise Valleys besl binds. Mr.. See
gar will enjoy tine CHRIS mas dinner
on Humboldt turkey.
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WILL GO TO wADsWoRTH.

Conductor Woodiuff. WHO has been run
ming as FIRE ght conductor FOR seVelai
wears on this division. has res'g ed his
pos on and will move with his f-miy
to Wadsworlh, where he VIA engage al
business.
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INDiVILUAlIIItS
Personal Me t1tiOn If You @, d
Your friends

George Bradford is "a from Paradise.
s. sparrsw from Burns. o.egsn is
at the~Iafayette today.
town today on busiress
@. Alexander came In yesterday from
the nor.h after supplies.
George Bradshaw of parau4se is regis
tered at the w nnemucca
George Bankefre of White Horse, Ore
gon, Is at the winnemucca.
Il. c. Thompson and wife of Carl.n are
reg cred at the Busch today
c. L. HENDERSON is up from Lovolock
anu registered at the Lafayette.
George Bradshaw left for Paradise this
mornir with lold of lumber
attend the social dance to be given at
Armory Hall 12-A-e3s
Henry Mrer left this morri~g w':h
loau of groceries for Paradise Valley.
Harry Pornif eld is home from the State
Tn versi.y TO sperd the holiday vacation
J. Fl. Crum is down from Ba tie Noun
tain today and stopping at he Lafayet e
ID. M. Sebaron of Soblron rrneh is in
own today and reg stored at the Busch
MI hor Of ytvt..
Horse, Oregon. are registered at the
Club.
Mrs. Killebrew and daugh er are VI
from Lovelock ard stopping at the La.
faye;te
1 Sheriff Lamb went to Lovelock last
/ evening after a prisoner lie will re urn
, tonight with his man.
Joe Hooker MeDermlt farmer, who
has been In WinEemucca for a day or
two. left for home this morning.
l. l.. Rickard re urned last GIT from
visit to CalifoIn a and will eve To-
morrow for his home in the KEGS river
country.
TIE dance to be given at Armory Hall
on fr dsy evening lIom.,es 10 be ia. eely
at,enoed and g. od time is assuled "a.
who astlnd 12-2.-25*
No,hng - r. ore suitable or serv.cel Die
Tor Xmas present 10 frieno or relative
than good wa.ch. Yau VII Ind all
ANUS eAceLl poor Ol.es az j. u. hes.er
Je~elry stoIe. lz-lo-zl
E. u. and Frank ouffer came in yes
lerday from the Stouffer ranch near
Burns. Oregon. ard VIII go 10 Sac.a
mento. wine. e they will spend the Loh-
uay wltn their mother.
Mss Pearl Snapp came in from Rebel
Greek last evening to meet her SIS -er
Mabel, who has come from The Sta.e
Lnlseisaty al i.eno 20 spend me holidays
WI ner people at Rebel CIe>k
NJ IS Lizzie Stewart came in from Will
low Point yes-eIoay and went TO Col
conda to be present a. the marriage of
her b. o,Ler, hobelt Burr Stew-.rt, to Miss
Lillian PolAiLgho. ne TINS evening.
a line line of souvenir spoons. burnt
leather los al cards and other novelties;
also every hing in lhe jewel y ne C..l
early. some OF these goods viii not
lat long j. g. kep er's Jewel.y S o e.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Trusdale have re-
TUNED from a tn. ee-months visit to
The old home in tie midt..e west They
rel ort having had II very enjoyable VISIT
and of seeing acres and acres of fire
bat they me rever,Le-e $. glad
10 be back in W.nnemucCa.
w. n. Scott, ID vision Supern end n:
j. f. Saaughen sy. Assist n, Dvs on
Superin e dent and Thomas Fiizge. aid
resident engineer of the Southern Pa.i-c,
came fiom the west last n.sh,. opped
)Nor heIe all night and Cont.nued on e ST
his MOI ming. They e.ed in a s..ec.al
,ar.
We shall make sorne BIO CUTS IN
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AFTER A NEW BAT gerry.

6udolph " nike is in today from Dutch
Flat after a new battery for the gasoline
engine he Is installing at his mine in that
district The cold weather has eau ed
him a great deal of trouble anu he came
was a Stronger battery. He will re.urn
to Dutch Flat tn s evening.
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VERY ILL.

John s erlI.g, IA pioneer of Winnemuc-
ca, is lying We. low at his home In Win
nemucca. DR.. Sam e.s Is DO rg eVe'y-
thing that medical SIX Il can sugges', but
is f,uIfui that tie end !s not TAR Off.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-21

Every lady appreciates piece or cut
glass for Christmas-a be9uti'ul LOT 10
select from al r. Reinhart & Co.'S.
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LOOK HERE!

PURE OLIVE OIL In half pints. pints.
quarts half gallons and gallon tins. Also
New Mince Meat In packages-'0 cents:
II o. 2-pound packages Pancake Hour.
10 cents: n O Breakfast Wheat. 10 cents.
2-r"nnd packages-at
H-s-u F, G. RoBINs = CO
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HORSES FOR MARKET.

Joe Bankefiie and a party of vanquerps
arrived from White Horse. Greg n. yes
terday with a big bunch of horses from
the Miller & Lux ranch. The horses will
be shipped west.
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Buy your Christmas presents for La
d es or Gen lemen at f. Re'nhait q Co y
Largest sto.k 10 select fion In Nevada
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Call and see our Holiday goods before
you purchase elsewhere. The Peoples
Store can please you ALL l2-lV-6
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Merschaum and br.aIwood pipes, god
mounted and in cases at Blown b. 4oS.
drug store.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-21

Make your wife a Christmas present O
one VI chose beautiful Furs at T.. hem
matt q ~ S- l2-Is-Ab
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-21

The Peoples Store invites you all to
call and examine our line OF Holiday
goods. The best display we ever hnd
12-I0-25
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-21

Fountain pens, sternng silver, pearl
and gold-moun ed, at Brown Bros. drug
store.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-21
WILL MAKE wrNNEMUCcA THEIR
nome

Mrs. Anderson has received a carload
of househo'd furniture from cgden aho
IN, ,e,eaf,or make winnemucca her
home. Her husband Is sa'i'n baggage
master for the Southern Pacific.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-21

Buy Toys for the little folks at E Rein
hart q Co 5. We have got something
that viii make any little mans or
swomans heart glad. l2-ls-26
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-21

W, cap Inv Christmas rresenf ror
m ,,,,, h,hv "a grandma and srand''a
q, The Peoples stvge'
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-21

Suitable presents at all prices for
Parents Sisters. Bro hers. Cousins or
Sweethearts. at f. Re.nhaIt az Co.'S
12-l9- s
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-21

KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE CUP OARD
Beware of your glassware. Quin Creek
Ed is in town. r. Colombet has Iu.
his "crockery" in cod storage
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-21
RRITT WON
l2-6-tf

The pr'ze cght between Britt and yovng
Nelson. which took place in San FIR n
cisco last nght. was won by Britt. He
got decision in the twent eth round
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-21
WAITING FOR INSPECTION

The catt'e that arrived from the 'P"
ranch In Oregon yes erday are still IN
the yards awaiting insnect'on ard WI
not be shipped for two or three days yet.