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New Year in Berlin.

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IF Pesfa6S9 81 b e6aabGeRSesnpi affa aaesss1ii in 9Th b bffees5dd
; | EolSYe1fh Ing fhm praafffAkfi t family naaRMdfhthsefh
9, - Pgsf omfSYale e33ff tt49gn ggoy Hesfhin5hAt "A
- the ceremony. . Hating fai ntaoga'|
stats the standards of several
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tad teYh6onsg hp Efhpef5ft retafnedI
ak3EHllbn6f aHebAHH7HBbaassaaors.qiF
alBapS9iAfad aahIo g6bs4ofeaftfi
70 afsd abYeafahesiroA thetostreetse
e17fhhhksb ccasioHrS OF aenpdblico' ovation
softCs1 ed IIiw ~aIeegsy egedT .rss1
noif aaldBrsd waasfcueeMsEh9tttf
Pittsburg. Pa. Janatlon Theod t
OF thousands of : employees of
81 WMtepyEates sEe4 C~5fbb6Tatii9n VI
vAkoinsJne daYaefa'saihfhs qaAsd T6fd
= in Pennssfean@, siNe@ yF8rE,dul
,e Illinois, WISCONSIN and other st1
stfHb2btAss fhaves 4ittleisfhclifFatIon
1sPeeHDrasngt Q60e kew tTYeaf!sr10
8~bfaseemol4Hea, Sfpaboaat s6fssfVesHd.
L. all the ehaH5y+es t0q thgf c6fpSfati
n go to work r6day at a less WI
1t tAAifphe5D4aVe1BsA s4guAving /
bfheedtemAaH1fg fomber :
eliEepeysensaEhe enBT8y9s belonging
4sA w8feerE.o1f 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the {
91tpSaaasAaL aiad s4Rd sassddaff6af /
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hen
adhg sfadaeednoibg9BtHrshe eagreehm'
I'd cas- 10 eTsey 20 I'll eli .2bnsiff
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edt H5ld .hesI44SestaAgs 1a5tAis nd TA@
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5iefBee RgI ses5adm sEaGh 1~n6itotntif
YtepanR dthe araArdd nj TRHiFatas g0Frdaek
'id MbnfRIdt OF h~ooldsnuoY bebnsm vd
Oh OF bsspfeI cd doidN sbnad
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+ nehW oNE1M2N kfTLEb.i9ef
II Hrrf0f oc-v ii hoG1YGaZ GROW
TWO severely Ut n 'H9hasd IL in RtaheH Barr
id s irn io 2of Feat1h1ssr| FaScfbrY."1

ochicagad9, hfit beee9wsdE.2e odn1e9d man
" WAS effARad aid d1Wdabp sgvterHei9 injured
IN h~aPofffrasnaspHt hgd factory 81 the UNI
ted Feather e obh1ipaahny today The
loss 1affss1Rees estimated 1af $4,000 cThhee
man wa was tDahief uPhalena. ha5 foreign
6srt .noHesTaaag badfydt burned and; Jump
teafiffr9dhm1 aqhirdPs 5toofy 9&&iihd6Wa9 crush
|fng ohig sRGff. ed1 1Gdt acol9Yeb
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-01

5.-Three lots, splendid location
in Riverside Heights overlooking
NRoSyeJh apa ~thes farms dKSRis isr one
ct the aApaSt properties in ttthhiysa grow
ipss ADDITION N price slfpE tbbRT thf tee,
S~oeAAsqsea 7isdT ysS Of sniI
6.-Fnuru 3etas seutp Of dMHptary In
stitute on the North Hill, good pro-
perty. These lots are choice and will
go together for 5000.
I've have some of the choicest
lots il, Alapeda Heights at very low
prices" teverythliihhgg cao2nlsiddeeareead." TIL ese
p~rrtobRefrt1feese arg 16eatea as
tos a9Ainage,i hape1goodo#aterisapply.
beNaallentb soIh and ineonel of the very
best residence parts of the city, Z
1od TOT boota snbERNURRERANbi sevres
! t4na sHbBrrttapp saaeefFe property I'VE have
two choice five and ten acre lots in.
South Roswell which we can sell
yyo9u bnr@gAhteed' 2niAfhs TO eaeiiyi1q
Taibwe matte ssseneye iaEreste fnertBeast
bef boswell with nartesian ,yelLsiwhfch
1--we siaJJf eeILbSou for a very short time
Ff' hHSSeRGG5 e1fTto1bG2asdms dzitira
III If You do mot find anything in this
% | RsE,s k5hss y52aSY Y"l ssssa,f 6oE' Hs Fl + !!ssSi % Or r
Wit be glad f667 show YOU and will
treat yoai1fght. tnemt1Gq9G bns
} to s11dmW. P!.t TURNEReApCo.
]PhoRe ,nsg, aom edJ "oH .asoTg
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-01

/ FqoawetassSs hfaKesa an fdsafaa
Years .p4esehf. sanP them east
your fRands.IH ,rn.rnfrooia
10 anata.aoZGZIs1 tee1ts
wAhvfEpRGirf np0N wait eoT Il
Xanp9eate BbaPdfhgn house. Apply
396c6TH 6f8ce. ri credit .seesw frtf
.tn9ms1le2 yiras nf
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-toi1Rgn 9fSw ii tud cotton 11ods 40 qu "A
we've ssw unsm ont ,esa5 Jarn VI
10 y,i,fhSa2GSp has Hfh,ssSs55H H66d Of RRohHYSfNAp sehh4id551fgh
bns asaBals 1sRt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I've
.s1ssbettegnsysH bns ssniw eoioho
1i1nu gu Observation-Disclosures SIT
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siI1sdo .1st1od a5aC .21sIH .asdo
II 81 RbnTfYe44b dRaR4uttAAe .frsata day ssAfratn'
aryyiAAN6ses4a1u be- SisgegnaHdo kdFte
tud thaiivfti is sus14y. s9igaHef RhEou}tr
a ,he%App2berI used: tse4l1eaad TOP pub ILtfa ii
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Hanna will be a candidate. RoPE
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70 BoWf1n9 Tor Eadfes. DO
5iI'ffhe atoliseum tGiB5tRling alley res.
Reefp1ae s nG9&ia65oaal ALLEYS qft5f Ladies atersy at
q ef adjo Pft Il SbiegidHhHg r5aSuaE 1st
viii afRgsae1Tttse arr Six alleys Exclusively
1872 fadieg of fdesdaatyea aid Ththr1sda
saf4tgrfn a HAalth0IIiggRoo fadieso1 are
shown especial aatttssshfti at baiiq 9TH.
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F6of14 he Meeting of fheIt National
I've IS STOCK dA association at HPbf4iand,
oar4ttgohfG, e j5aan7sarye f11l2 to Is, 1884, the
p W 4 n: E. Rs5!! Will gglP fickestts at
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sf. S. hRgahSsfP 1Raa she 5ahgg ffs lire! ffbfc.G tets
will be on sale january, S'oafd 9
limits limited d to IL ga4HSa5TBY 81, f9Tro dreetuyrrnn.
mil gGoI smM. R1 RHRNS.ie Agept.ne
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MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION.

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TO s"A Mfu1aAe' ssaI natSr*s.
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paatah Hons 4hilaasiphiav' says:
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1ng' tfee MnyasAteqqfAous n' EXPLOSION 0
projectile which occurfed'ifn
Midvaie steel works in Nicetown.
Gently, the news of which has
been made public. How the cha
got into the shell is a mystery.
some it is believed to be the W
s Sf aeons11Rff2ahfa5rs, whBs had qAn view
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high b7asbfosfftte.b eVGRe1 ofnthed
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sia8afRAfnen ed*thoo wafejtGe4aaTnafHfhg Il
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4HAF3paiSSaasde. sfHsG&IorRfheh Rgfe hot
1fRB}HMs1Sst shitHeade?1q It'iist decqa+ed
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a6sodssft7ve A4Ah sAell Had not ntbeeh Il,
FsaswhaH ito LET'S tKRe'fr1 ahahds. cred
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nale166ff s sss 70 55tlsSwfegg nf GarniIv Ell
blt5RaaaSda deEnHaa . ed a]lad t JAZZ gn~iiobll z1Se
$4,000 .eJ RsssaFPlffo t sSS95kh PPfhEFt 81 in r!99FFl2
messed to-day's flower carnival,
tournament of roses, which has
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fast ffGGRfT9f9gse n 10 y seaahfsgmafRgg affair afffaaifP'
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p 81 eIsf n1oW1Iaass 5S9Re2f a ennifiRe Kioanlg
1Ma !as eS6RpDSsed. 81 hoaa9tsSss io4taaalfy
earffiaag 5se!yyibe d faeSAtEi Hass59aa1nd @a2frria
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celled. in the various dfvhiEs3fonns sA v
a1%Saard fegaaitR6aaRmais omnHs5l b1p r1f2aeas5.o nf Bes
|.theb l ppseopX{eeo '6affyP aa2sadaggn naaifGehRee phaGr 4t
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f55 aAMhge IF elgM3ee9H teaf9ety, % and Sdf'eSo D
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II nsoi1smA 10 ytilidiaeoC oft
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sb~rsfsrsy eyots a,boo.daaroY
hb5yy9 fkihhaaf ch2riHs99Tiaan1.

'6"Received By, King Christian.
7 E3oBBe hfhaagge66,a 1 Ja IAN" Fling &c Chris
ian, who will Soon celebrate has
eighty-sixth birthday, appeared in ex-
cellens hHMthcitaetay Qand did not al
-Cf
low his age-to interfere in the least
thaiths HES castemapy 1 osfHef1 eobserv.
anee1od-heo3Eew.aYe Year Day. His re-
ceptf6h, at stAeyyhlace' was attended
4 byodalbiamembe9fs of =theid diplomatic
AID .athe chief officials of the
Kin gdemifrhe King through United
S1aees 1aMinisteNj Swenson: conveyed
i Observation-Disclosures PresidentnR obse
aelt3y9 teaTOo 10 1sdmGn J2GIe 10
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JoEd coeokg HoLRSirTHEt RREEGcoRr

.bSjdS29Iq
rAt1then Bowling oAHeys,f PIT sornebp dy
.snr edT wis sopnn Beat I~itituGed
III ThedG aliseupo BRwling ALLEY offers
a box ofIdine9rigasstto the first one
who viii beatoths present high real
oo NKdpiaIt9Htgnh5 Bins 7Rhhk{tAhzfsos2 made
by zee Seek &c 3 RseEHin9seab3s IS o9 ga5
.bsEao as of JgeksaH5 paHabkfss a high
sooreJOse everNoneIhas .hsvehapce at
thg1 cIeafAoitoGuf ejGTodG;e 1tfm
I s'vhnd sa4 10nralnD aeu o.
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n steIowiIIe Pay1aout sf7s,ooe, 600: &
IeNemnYer4, Jah. b7tn1Uhe Hundred
] and Sweeney deHaFsn ise7a
bestih4ateE Of theao;aggre-
iA ate1 felrh9 t6nmBe edisbufseao this month
Ffbyt corporations, municipalities and
states in interest and dividends. The
r distribution up this huge sum-, as sin
ths Haso lis oHaeeoseNt0YstIhulat the
demand f~or-seeHrities. Money rates
81 wAAi Naturally neftlain firm while pre-
parati0nH for tths payments are 60
ding eoMu but sasj the ~Eoperation simply
tHleansfa shiftingr5of ef,unds frDm one
.Ra@a11r0 another. fjtheuAadvaHce in
-stmopeN sfates 9 will flikely be temper
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bus Wod aid ed
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-01

The BlakesleesG as6tfHg Ell
regulation. Anf1chan9Ro8f 81
full load wieli3utsthroWiffoybe be.
wanted in alPtff6tcdBIedfR rri
TeIiBW ,T1Ig.92
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-01

r+eim Sinacufes aCpme8eto AMI end. ~
YdP aGis9Y.IaIfO fIA4FhOughs mOreiJthan
Iita dkfzens:Bears have passed since the
d great Observation-Disclosures closed
otitSegahes, a9theGg eapdSition l&dfdT not
dl comet tbI anbeficia. end!funul ctodaNs
s+hanyan6 The highn f~nnctionaries of
the exposition HAVE beenaofo N ydduty
I'll sfncet4S8S their services being con
a pfnued .throughniheI Chicago nworlds
I'll fair gtoI IthaL presenedodhteuB Recently
a{MsjPieard 8 the ,dipeet6r-generalS de-
that itoWasi aaboutc TIME Gol,wind
{ hpJ nhhe0 eXnense.jatcchnt d land today
I the ~bne1nainiHg nOficials vacated their
I'd ltxaniohls. a1facesnen the AEenue Rapp
sd anaffa sal tina So mes tiInet ceased tic! draWW
their safafies.mTft cd 10 s3nEg rs
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1evlAhe dhHe4tEE5ibls1 hag@0%e9as5tsstt IF cGhicf
nweHbia csAHsdropbRwaa aqotter bf4afF
81 9essdu t1efthiH anf,oiS theatre Auuisdfl
e1swRMah 'seHaH town ~anameRyTsh$
zeal in mind. Every theatre I'D,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-01

bna sn1 moo1 effdHs1fssSdI9-dMaiTFNAW
nem hyg49aR !tISfkkia i} e y}ay Fake jiisk brsod
nj sd ,auM .sBfls7GT Ion DIV bus
erists r1a6bsqB1h sPayn4qLHHe5tb a bl00pmlafh1ifb
Omaha, .91eho Barnaal--rArra
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-05-19

tilion measurements In this country Ia
prisoner charged with embezzle-
ment and his measurement Ia part OF
the police records of the country.
$~S>>&SS
s II organized labor would unite at
the ballot box. II could secure more
at one election than In hundred
years Of atrlkca.
>S>>S<<c
The latest Information In "a the ef-
feet that there will be 20 more Hearst
booming. Peace has been made aud
the supplies cut on.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-05-19

yer, he struck out for tie land OF lib
erty i'm Neat aalsa where he had bean
raised. I.aat week he came Into the
Paddock hutol Ia Beatrice barely able
10 walk. fils condition showed that
he. being unable 70 Kat pass. had
walked the whole way.
%>>S$$
The Denver News. which was dead
sure" that N the Cuban treaty Was
a, aed taal the beet sugar induasry
would Ne ruined" now states that
there has been An increase In the
number ~ beet sugar factories Ia the
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-05-19

United States from 81 at the close OF
1909 TO IS at the beginning ot 1904.
Every dollar OF the debt Of the state
OF Nebraska was created By republl-
cans. Not dollar Of II ~ the result
Of tho scourse VI popullsm." The
fact Ii that during the short time
that the populisls held the government
thoy paid ofl y6TI .Uga.i0 Of the rvpub-
lean made debt.
<&S>>S><
Tho man who built the Tomhs II
now q prisoner within la walls and
the detective Who instituted the her-
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-05-19

5 The Red Feather Hat
ys9E novelty of the season.
8 SAkA Every man and young
s A $500 HAT FOR $l.2o.
20 HATS IN ONE. J;
The wearer of the RED Feather" Hat may
s have new style soft hat every day for 70
s days at a cost Of cents per day.
e Our Red Feather" Hat circular will be
mailed free to all who request it. The cir
8 cular shows how to make twenty styles, each
= and every one distinct, out of this one style.
The price is $12O.
9 WHAT THE RED FEATHER HAT IS.
$ It's fine soft hat made from high grade fur :
3 stock capable of being made into 90 distinct
g styles Aside from this peculiar feature the
s hat itself has many other things to recommend
q it. First it's style most becoming to men OF
6 all ages. Second, it comes in any and all
$ shades, such as black gray, side and belly :
= nutra, as well as otter light and dark brown.
g Third hats of equal quality are frequently
s sold at $500 and $3.50 The Hat is won {
= der and should be seen. Write today for
= Red Feather Hat circular. It's mailed free
! Armstrong; lothingC Co.,
g 1921 to 1927 0 ST, LINCOLN, NEB.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-05-19

Colorado IL In such state OF an
nrchy that doss refuse Ca live there.
Horace Scudder ~ Beatrice. Neh.,
went 10 Colorado some time ago. taxi
Inc hts bird dog. Duke. With him Az
aoon n Duke got onto the republican
orders establishing a military despot-
lam In Telluride and the democratic
vay az stnfving ballot ouxes In pen-
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-05-19

II n said that four OF the i've ia
pancse admirals are members OF the
Christian church. Three OF them arr
Presbyterian elders and are firm be-
levers IA "the perseverance, III the
saints" and dsnounce the Mothodlat
Idea Of falling from grace" II they
apply that idea 10 their naval opera
tiuns II IN no wofder that they have
been making trouble for the Russians
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23

Washington, Nov. Z1.-Among the con-
~templated d plomatic changes which may
occur after the Inaugural On o. President
Roosevelt IS ore in the PCS OF embassa-
dor to Russia, now filed ~ Robert S.
Mccormick of Chicago. Stog es of
Wholesale renewals o. Mckinley ape ONT
ees in the diplomatic zervice ale Gb o.
lutely d scredIted here NJ. Mccormick $
i'll health is asciibeu as the reason for
his probable withdrawal, o herwize it is
not likely tina he would leave the dip
lomatic service at his tine.
Owing to The war the St. Petersbu e
ros- s ore of the mos, important in the
service just row. Within a year Illness
has frequently compelled Embasssdor
McCorm.c ok to turn over his duties to
Spencer Eddy. the secretary Of The en-
bassy.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23

! In the Filth Judicial DlatIict Court OF
he sat U. NeAaud. III and Tor the
COunly vi IluIno~1ul- MS. .dditha -
l...v.e, pIull4.n., -. Louis Lartse.e, ue
i~ndant.
asl.oa brought in the Fifth judicial
D.sl4lct Oou4t oil the SAFE OF Nevada. l.,
"a Tor tLe SuulI,y vi IiuInDolds, all the
conlpia.nt aled IA lie o4aee OF the c.e. n
al sand FlfLn JUDICIAL District Co~rt I'll
lie l~tn day of NoveA.b,r. a. ID iv0i.
The Dat vi Nevada se,.uS gieetiiiS IL
LOUIS La.iVete. de. eIuant.-l OF ale he.r-
by iequded 10 appear in AN ac.ioh
| ought against you Dy the above hatneo
b4afu.iu IN the r.G.h Judi-IaI Dlstiic
Court of Tie State of Nevada. n and to.
TIE county OF Humboldt. and TO answe.
lie COmplaint Fled tneiei with the Clio. *
G SAID COu4t wi,hin ten days texc.uS, -
/ the day OF setv.cel after The serNl>e y
on of tbs Summons. II served win u
thiS eoun.y. or. Il served out OF tltts
toln but N this JGd cial ID stric :,
Nahid twen.y days. o.h4rwie {, ~..n u
i544y days. or Judgment by default VII
IL taken against you. according 20 The
ray CT uf sand Complaint.
sad action is bought to have the bon'ir
+ mattimOny. now eX.s,irg bet~ ecn N
la.nt.n ANA deiendAnt. dissolved Icy IN
ectee OF the Court. 1t is alleged by tn
(onLlai.t. that Tie ~plaiHtid is nov d res
dtnt OF said ilumb~id. County and ilt~
been such resident TOR and during 81
! cnihs last past: that the plaintiff ana
{ PENDANT were intermartted on JanuatN
j.. ia. at sa q Coun.y ard are now W Re
nd husband; and that tor more IN N one
ear last past. the defendant neglecr q
nd failed, and still neg.ec.s ard fails T.
7 divide tie plaintiff any of the common
cCessaries Of life. when such neglect n
ftiluIe is not aad was not the result al
overly on the part of the defrnd n |
, hich he could no, avoid by ordinary III
ustry.
All of which WI more fully appear b.
reference TO said Complaint, a &c Till "a
copy Of whch accompanies This Sum
lions. and is made a part hereof.
Ard YOU are ne eby notified mat IL ~
! II To appear ana answer said comp;'ias
6 above required. sud piTint # will tx
default against you ard apply to the
cunt fer The relief prayed for in her saie
Complaint.
6 ven under my hand this 18th daS 81
November, A. d 1904.
NJ S EONNTFIEI.D.
1l-1A-i2 81 Attorney for the Pam IN.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23

Following shows the time of arrival
and departure OF all passenger trHins
passing through Winnemucca In accor
lance With the latest time table,. issueC
EASTBOIND.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23
SCHOOL BOOKS 4 4n. 4' a's s At Prices :s.
n. w. DUNCAN W5MHEMUcC "a, NEVADA
YOUR HAT
lay he n Stylish One, Dut 1t Makes
Trouble.

lay he n Stylish Ono, Dut 1t Makes
Trouble.
A man usually buys q hat that's "in
yle," but the modern hat for men has
is to answer Tor.
Baldheads are growing more numer-
Gus every day. Hats make excellent
breeding places for the parasitic germs
which sap the life frcm the roots of tn.
hair.
when your hair begins to fall out and
your scalp is fun of Dandruff it is q
sure sign that these countless germs ers
busily at work,
There Is but enc way to overcome tna
trouble and Pill the germs-taal way Is
to apply Newhro's FerDicide 80 the
scalp-it will Till the germs and healthy
hair Il sure IN result.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in
stamps for sample to The lIerpicide Co.
Detroit. Mich.
SOLD BY BROWN BROS.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23
a Goou ComnIexion

Sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks re-
tered by using DeWitt's Little Ear;y-
R.scrs." so Wi es 5. T. Moore. of Nacos
toehes. Tex. \ certain euIe Tor b;:ous
less, constipation, &c. Small p..l-ta y
ia take-easy TO ac..-5old By Bfown Brs.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23
No 4 s OK D " s nee

Il was taken severely sick with kidney
trouble. | tried al sorts of medicines
none of which relieved me. one day
saw ar ad. Of your Electric Bitters ano
determined to try that, After talk ng :
fe7 doses | felt elleved. and soon there
after was entirely cu-eI. ana have no
seen a sick day since. Ne'ghbors of mine
nave been cured of Rheumatism. Neu
ralgia. Liver and Kidney troubles ana
CEREAL Debiiy." THIS IS what p. L.
Bass. of Fremont. y. c.. writes. Onl.
zoe. at Brown Bios. Druggists
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23

LADIES WINTER UNDERWEAR
n Pants and Vests. received per express
today at f. c. ROBINS & co. 11-17--4
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tau
lets are becoming a favorite for stomach
-roubles and constipation. For sale by
Brown Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23

IF YOU nESlitE A GOOD COM
plexion use llokI Tea a pure hert
mink. II acts On the iiveI aud make
ne KIN smooth and clear. Cures
sex headaches Is Gus and 30 crs
Money refunded II IL Toes not satisfy
yni, Rrnwn nrtS
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23

MOkI TEA POSITIVELY CURES
Sick Headache Indigestion and ION
stipatinn A d%elighrrnI nerb drink
Removes all eruptions of the Skin
producing y Derfecr r%omnlexion
money refunded. Zoe and soc.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23


Mrs. NJ. Colwt!,. AIS. Il. Painter.
Mrs. M. La.iyS4e Mrs. l.. vol. X.
.,.ias Maui Gonner. MIss NJ bel bart envy
.4iss Et,.el Cam gbe.i. Miss Louise Aiken
Miss Kate McEne4 ney, MIs. 4. DOGGY,
hECEr1 ION Committee
AIRS. L. Beg erley. Mis. J. Ssnm.,ti.
MS $. A.. Bronn. ANS. ~. i.i.ey.
AIRS. Nj. balm. Mrs. Il. boo. ey.
DOOR KEEPERS
Mrs. ID. III. Gates. Mis-. ituddy
INSPECTION COMMlTTE
frank 4.anIdolr. A. Blown.
TICKETS $i.00.
Ladies and child en- SPECTATORS 25 cents
LADY MASkERS FREE.
Supper will be served by the Lady
Maccabees.
First prize will be given for the best
sustained character; second prize to the
best dressed.
No one will be allowed to dlnce unless
in costume till after u~nmaskirg.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-25
DEXTER TO new MADRID
a Brand New Railroad With Transfer
at New Madrid to be
Built.

Business men and capitalists OF
Dexter and st. Louis will soon have
the route surveyed for railroad from
Dexter TO New Madrid with view
to crossing the river here and con
Meeting with the system Of railroads
at Hickman over in Kentucky, say
the New Madrid Weekly Record
The proposed route begins at Dex-
ter and runs on almost an air line
across Stoddard county straight down
from about esction Is in township 25
in New Madrid county crossing Lit
tie River canal and intersecting and
crossing the Frisco and Cotton BelS
about two miles above Lilbourn, paw
Paw Junction) thence TO New Madrid.
4 distance OF about thirty-five miles
The Record man was shown tho
profile and plans of the proposed
route which will be surveyed as soon
as The water goes down sufficiently
TO permit II will be incorporated I'M
der the name Of the Dexter & New
Madrid r r.. and we were assured