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New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
loSs: ps'-- % Ii7~il-Aa eoE1es Is as fol

- lra1-g than moderately active
seemed crce more 20 represent the operations pro
espls sfeecsfcrs ard Interests aside perhaps.
- --tte public buying through commission
s--.4c-e- cy small crop estimates and private
49, p -rost IN portions o. Northern Afcer
'-lrre At the opening.
q lowest
- cay Inc market opened unchanged prices
a. l-nce ~ poin-s Letter the cables.
- ne ollcial weather map Indicated favorable c-
Ll--hh +Qf over SUNDAY. Private adrices. how
5-Lotle- ,acaerate frosts the and
.-Ats4g -ello~tlg the call -he ruled pretty
----t ~. oLs ng Dy wire houses and a
--4t.te interest that bio rather
-rna = .e Wtlter months working .
ee-'t ~ Apo-i Q 40 points MARKET
,---- --- s.. ng TOT spot SAID 10 follow
--ts ron ne South, and With only fen and
,7s-s &c reactions. market worked down.
- s - Dddnce ~ the session selling below l0c
a. lr,Qer- nh close STEADY but
s--e- l-t 1ecl.ue of 10 II points Port
- - l-e 1t CFerTan while
o~< -af7,
t.-sIale Afease Private rbe srrr7Ide
.----A lt.efs Here -CTe c8netcfing some
srs~e ,l-r-- others claiming holders
- s-el-2 alt1nlgh interior rtscks 5o6o.,iedy
.e -..--- a-AiceE from the showed
t-s-f MAJ zeta Tile selling tt-lav -gss believed
--- ~ llff - trade irving
Dslter a ~ basis The south ara ~ The pro-
u~h0-e -Att@r The close a Arm
t@F -ltiir +gf1-g vears nave heen far
er-r ~ n 10 80 estimate. placing the pro
NaE as follows ma --s NS-@s
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
THE ELelN BUTTER MARKET.
NAVAL STORES.

Elgir. IN. oet L TIER advanced L 70 on ths
p0ard Trade this afternoon, being quoted PIC sales
In ~ district $4,000 u
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18

--Iee Tsr--Gfs- t-l-1etHe
BIO dS4oa. exchange = --1sz rsces-Ts ,.55 5sgso
alprents ~ The TAXED Sra-es y si ss1r-e-1rs ~
e---F'- $3.50 -4-a- 4f7'.- S6I-ls----offee market
Ia g2oc aTsraEe Sar-l 5000 receipts - 600 saga:
80 -7p1-1l1 Hamburg -ue-e 81 -
fsss 54s1eE a. 30 ~zz ner p ufE algher. sales
ss=eI 1zsz EzFrsC-rfee market cry=f-sd r--1
sra-r h.g5er- advanced \ f-a--. a. y y, ~,
Sle'sea, a. 50 2 - unchanged total safes 1850
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18

The marriott for spirits turpeune steady at 5Jlac
Tor rpaehtine made barrels Eosin firm q shade
lover vi common good strained quoted 81 7Il.
SPIRITS TJ'RPENTI IezE--551f55i=r.
F6sI,-Co-nuion 70 good etral~ed 50 s7ls: z. So. r
a. :, s. s. Soa e. y c 81 o5gs5: " h s. i5$5 =
STOCK OS HAND
4,4 bbl- -........- 2s igs
$3.50 trrrantne ...-...-.... .SCa
~ .2s3
s.,.,rrah oct I7-TU RFFNTLNE nrnl 52r. receipts.
7a9 5bs sales. 31s- 7QsI;, hrn. receipts. 1201 bbs;
e9laa 5g7. exports 4.4It tu0rc- A. j., G. Sc 50. ..
81 Is. Z s. g.; e s. 9 s. - Il 3 So I s. s.; X,
20 riest9n oct. 1T.-rURPE,;TINE aai E6SIN-
N2I4l.S Si,t11 oct I7-sPIRTrs TJRPENTIo.ENo Moth
IN 56r receipts A. casks. RosIN frul 50 50 receipts
81 bbIE iygn, 81 CO. receipts % bbls CRUDE TCR-
rNTir- s. 80. 81 so end 50 50; receipts. IS bbs
SrZ--Glrlesns 0ct. eepts-RCSIN, 13T bos.
-rT-EFF-NTINEi p ohls.
1T.-ICRPEsNTIN q.
T7f5sTS-A american. strained 81. DO fue lis
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Eew-YovS. October -. 19o4.
WEEKLY s.fCEIPTS
Beetes lows. Calves sheep Hogs
Jersey Catv--.-.-.---- <a49 eA3 29-4S llsss
eivfteth-st ...-----.-. ,Sa8 65 9.34O 12.S4S
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
'ioa.'oa r5SSs sS5 nss5 12iSa ,sss3 Sss3

'@'oa.'sa @ -. a9ss s2s nss5 l.isa Sss3 80
On 60 -e1,eh IEohanse special 1t,.--,ocI -7rleS. So ~
Anleroan. 1000 -ece 5000 spec:an ana export a.
m t.''5 .5e aIisr9 9isd futures ooene8 li! 55.r2 %
Sgel me- snchanged TO ) rf. s ,rel t55i' 2ns csei
Jarusry. 5357 rsrHsr rsr 4.ec@fter - = Le1en-aer-
June 54d- MaaeaesiP5fTi 9Pfi saa III, si17 'oa: 2
"a m Hs ea n'ar situation BUYERS ana sellers are as f- -
mention being 5-cay du.i. the erIy safes "
jer straiGhts s. -S- spsirs patents S6 e54S - T-
cg-s = o.FS4 81. extra N winter Sc 7-as+ %.
9soted: Fa. g7oi S4 ioaS4 60 hc. 20 - =
II. CoRNsf.5a1 'l q'oJed a. g i54>2 80 per 700
Ss SsIo3r @ 0s54 81 Z hAGA2 Ipgl Qloe. zine uhe ana
ard rda,s 500 g. 'ea Westsss ssan-
shirnaerre i-@ o. negT a. So red log s26 October
feed s2Iqse2 bii ,i.l $-og$2 bulk aad sacks heavE
S2SassS 5o ' chop So - bulk. sas sacks oi!neal
lovir s51,I 5Arhe wheat market was generally
contracts sold down t g. W sHaiR rallies December
The Ueas5ss HS naalS easy at decline or I7sc.
eepts actual ana prospective tearfsh weeklv ea,,s-
pcrtes our of s,e # % ae4ana M in TINS eaanT with ey
~ talk ef Door Grading quaying feat ture ce
Mao we're 6earish the price fearing only specustiy
The Increase IN tas worlds visible su5 Of yhes3 4s
n closing ina was probably the leading factor
S5a Sto-f No red VS. quoted 81 l9 b aaoat. No
Z p ea7at Corn a. t,ue during he session
-- q II-4lllg tendency on the temperance ex-
lo.Lels az time when bun sentiment forming On
sl fegpis about halt last years. small countr, oar-
,ss ana "A large 6ecre3se in the visible no time
~ M5lS me da5 Was the market Saturday closing
~ The oasRegs here in futures confined to Deem
er at from 8 = 155iec closing 7sc AGAINST sr
Salas11Ts close. With the finally STEADY
corn closed 30 sc. elevator. and 5s2e @ b afoat: M
NllIe % &C and No > yellow. J8izc, o 3f0ar
JAS opened lower tutures' at Chicago. aterrlated
T oSe a., = soea several times there win and
quiet BUYERS taking only enough provide r-r r~snf
wants Cash prices follows. Afivel 2s ~ a. -
s4aaoc natural write - 70 - 70 34'zG36iec. clipped
Dull feeding, 42c. c Z Nsvv-Tork
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18

PEnNSYL

PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
THE ONLY FoUR-TRAcK LINE LEADING
OUT or NEW YORK.
STATIONS foot 81 WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AID cOGTLAScDT STREETS
sl fs 62e 5SaSaE nntes s ase 5 s 09 2s s ea S oS
FOR TRE UESr.
e7...i n SI.-CTI5CAGo SPECIAL.
.iSs5 ss5 4 4 M-TIg A LofI PElSr lII7IFEP
s5 s MeEiISA{9 M-eHISA59 I'm fiarTED E LOUIS EFFA
-Ss5 p. w M.-vTsEs SRS = * EXPR5sS y PR59s
.s:5 sS + + MI Mi - EXPzss TS s55
~''' ? a--FII SBURti SPECIAI~
WASHINGTON AND -Hz SOUTH
c.s25 -Conrrsssso1;l c1 a '- -. -
- , M = - light Suada,. "a - =. III 55
20, 'GJ5, s.e5 ? n ie1o night
so BERN RAILWAE.--a.-5. - p m, 12-10 a m
Atlantic COAST LrNE-ae5 a II and . D m
sEAB9AED EAR, ar LINE--rc.s p. p, and 1910 m
NoRFoLF1 AND WESTERN RAILwAy-4:5 ? n
cIttEsAPEAKE Hes & OHIO. RAILWAY a. No. week
FOB 2:es 3L6 3r IolST coaEoRT and NoEyoLE-7ss a N
AssL-aNTIC s5TIC z,ITY--955 m ard $50 p. wess-tays
IAFt; AAI-I2-55 p m veek-Iays.
LSt-SJ1 BRANCH. ASBCRy PARK .H1ortn Asbury ParS
..dStu-s s., and Point Pleasant. 5 s5 a rs SO
SO texcepr Long Branchl and 455 .. weekdays
SuIi-ays, So and D =.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
So - '15J. SIS. $50. '9 Is s+955 % 90 't10 3
LU0o II % I225. 55 sl5J 10 : 80. -S
- + %. 455 t'T455 for North Phi-adelplia onyl
90 t9S 755. s.25, 925 g - for Sorth PlliadepGla
01iyl p m, L. 10 night weekdays sundays o92.
% % p >t95S o 50 'I10 % '1oo6 a. m = =
L%-9S LOO, S3 IS. 55 (sF455 for North Eha-
delpnla only - 50. '555 655 S25 IS te5S tor
sriL sJSELl Fnl.afieiphia onlyi m. L. 10 night
.oL'Inrlg Car. fEftra-fars train.
4eSet oices Nos 461 1855 113 and 81 BroadNay; ~
t.- venue toeOw 2d ST.. 2G3 ft-A Avenue vcoIlle
80 So, Astor House. and stations named anoVss
FIooAiyn, Court Street Fultcn street ~ bral
way and Pen lsylvana annex Station. The New 1o-E
transfer Company will check baggage troIl
lote els anc residences through Z destination
Ie.ephone 5& Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Ca1
" y. ATTERRCRT : r WOOD.
General Manager Passr Irafnc Manager
GEO. " BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18

Itczrcs
BroatEsv. CaiOa 81 Columbus Ave
Ny Fulton $40 Broadway & II Fulton
o. BrO0kyu- n z TalEsr Co cheek bsIgs.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
THE STATE or TRADE.

BuAalc oct 1T-FLOUR steady, tsac-- aIsr1sd pa-snt
Sc *; spring patent S6 90 winter family patent
Sc Is winter pastry So bakers spring patent 50 30 ha
ers spring clear 81 go. rye s. 50 WHEAT. spring Er-l
No Northern carloads. 81 80 CORN lower No vel
low Gle q corn S9-zc. OATS No Wli1e.
Sc. mixed 3Sc. Canal f-eghts f-us: wheat, Sssc
corn. 3itc. 20 Nev-York
- O. - Isa.-nE tntu-ss raHEs1 as o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-09
MISS PERRETTE
LIKELY TO RECOVER FROM
INJURIES
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
BY Cutting Her Throat
With Razor.

at is most probable" said DR.. G. F..
Zlnninger, that Miss Perrette will re-
cover. She has been doing nicely and
we are very hopeful" This was the
answer to an inquiry into the condi-
tion of Miss Ethel Perrette who at
tempted suicide Saturday afternoon.
Miss Perrette is an employe of the
Stolzenbach bakery and has been re-
siding at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Bergert, of 702 East Second street. She
is nineteen years old. On Saturday
morning she was at her work as usual
but during the noon hour disappeared.
The fact that she did not return to
work caused the manager of the bak-
cry to send q message to her home in
quiring of her absence. Mrs Bergert
thought that she probably was detained
on a shopping tour and was little con-
cerned. After the evening meal a
search of the house was begun, and
with blood flowing about her she was
found in the attic in great agony. A
razor belonging to her brother-in-law
was found by her side with which had
been cut three deep gashes in her neck
just below the chin. DR.. Zinninger
was called and dressed the injuries so
that she could be removed to the Ault-
man hospital.
At S o'clock Surgeons Zinninger and
Walker commenced the dressing of the
wound in the operating room. The
examination showed that the pharynx
had been cut entirely in two and that
the large jugular veins had been mar
rowly missed Before stitches were
taken in the pharynx the girl was en-
tirely mute and she could only breathe
through the cuts in her neck. While
the anaesthetic was being administered
it was necessary that the gashes in the
neck be held shut else it would not
have taken effect but passed through
the unnatural passages. After the
severed tube to the lungs was connect
ed her breathing and voice were re-
stored.
To the nurse and physicians she
conyersed quite freely but refused to
state why she committed the deed She
said that she received the impulse mo-
mentarily and that it had not been
planned ahead 1t happened between 1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-09
F FIGCH 7
Broke Up a Dance at
MaximO.

Alliance, O., Aug. 7.--(StaT spccial.) }
Saturday evening q number of Alliance
young men boarded o Stark Electric car
for Maxine to attend dance and fes-
tival given there. Arriving al The lit
tie town they began to partalle of the
festivities in manner that was not
Objectionable, but some time later a
fight was inaugurated in the dance hall
in which the Alliance men were on one
side and the Maxine people on the
other. The dauce was broken up and
the lights extinguishcd After fighting
all the way down the stairs they decid-
ed to have it out on the grass AL
though somewhat bruised the Alliance
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-09
SIZING UP
Capacity Of Diplomatic
Service.

Washington, ID. c., Aug. 7.-Instruc-
tions have just been sent to all its
diplomatic officers by the department
of state, asking that there be prepared
at once memorandum upon the ca
pabiities of the diplomatic service for
the promotion of the trade interests OF
the United States in the country or
countries to which they are accredited.
1t will be apparent to you," the in
structions say, that, ii the United
States is to gain and hold its proper
place among the indusLrially compet-
ing nations in the worlds markets,
nothing should be left to such chances,
but that the machinery for. collecting
information as to business condition in
other countries should he made as eff
cient and safely authentic as the
means will allow. As you are aware
the consular service has made a gen
utility in this direction in recent years
SO much so, in fact, as to have be
come the object of imitation and emu
lation on the part of the more prom
inent Industrial nations; and it is be
lieved that, # the diplomatic service
could be brought into closer and more
active cooperation with it, the United
States would possess an instrument
of trade expansion which it would be
difficult to defeat"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-09
SAVED LIFE
BY Sacrificing One Of
His Feet.

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug with his foot
caught fast in railroad frog and no.
ticing an engine bearing down upon
him Adam Voigt, laborer, with great
presence of mind laid down beside the
track and let the wheels pass over the
member severing 1t at the ankle. The
accident occurred near Voigt's home in
Hazelwood today. He was crossing the
B. & o. railroad when his foot became
twisted in the frog and the engineer
of an approaching train evidently
misunderstood his cries. Voigt, know
ing 1t was a matter of life or death
willingly sacrificed his foot.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-09
Cleveland Mans Sudden Death.

Syracuse, N. Y, Aug. 7.-On his way
to a summer resort to New Brunswick
Newton Topliffe, millionaire manu-.
facturer and banker residing at No,
1852 Euclid avenue, Cleveland Ohio
stopped off Saturday night to visit his
daughter Mrs. John S. Gray, and was
found dead in bed at her residence
at 9O1 James street today. Death was
due to heart disease. He was II years
old
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-09
MAMMOTH
Irrigation Schemes in the
Great West.

Washington, d. c., Aug. Three
ers in the irrigation reclamation SER
vice are out in the field. studying and
planning for irrigation projects in the
Great West. Some few are superin-
tending the actual construction of
huge dams and canals. Mr. Newell
himself, ,the head Of the service, has
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-09

just returned to Washington from
somewhat extensive western trip. He
reports that great interest throughout
the west in the great works proposed
by the government but sounds note
of warning against numerous schemes
and frauds which are being foisted up
on various localities as a result of
the great interest aroused through ma
tional irrigation activities.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-09

and o'clock. She Is not desirous Of
getting well and said she was not sorry
that she had taken the course she did
to remove her troubles.
Mrs. Perrette. mother of the girl, will
arrive in Canton some time today from
Titusville, Pa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-09

men won out. The officer of the law
at Maximo placed several of the ALI
ance men under arregt but he was not
allowed by the remainder of the crowd
TO take his prisoners. No arrests have
been made as yet Such rowdyism
should not be tolerated by the citizens
of MaXimo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-09
Akron Couple Married.

William J. Tisch and Miss Maud M.
Lewis, both of Akron, were united in
marriage Sunday evening at $3.50
o'clock az the First Methodist par
sonage. They will make their future
home in this city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-09
Fatally Hurt by Gasoline Explosion.

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. by the ex'
plosion of gasoline stove at the resi-
dence of Hector Schandrewer at Car
was fatally injured and her husband
burned in serious manner. The won.
an was cooking dinner when the ex'
plosion occurred. The house was prac'
tically demolished.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-09
CLEARANCE SALE

All ladies' $3.50, $500 oxfords, Mill
end sale .$1.98
Misses $1.50 shoes. Mill End
Ladies' $500 walking skirts. .$2.98
$50 light colored dimity wrap
so ladies cloth suits, sold up to
$50, choice .................$ $40
rs per cent off all our suits, covert
jackets and voile dress skirts.
200 lawn, voile and mercerized
gingham wash suits, sold up to
$6. white and colored. Mill End
price '''..'.'' .'..'.'. V<.So
100 duck skirts, s1.25 value. +. 98c
rs ladies nicely trimmed hats sold
up to $500, Mil End price. .$1.00
100 duck skirts, s125 value ;. .ssc
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-09
CLEARANCE SALE

100 pcs. Embroidery bands, 10c and
15c kind SC
% pcs. Embroidery bands, 18c and
25c kind .......... ....... .1Oc
20 dozen Ladies' HI. s. handker-
CnlelS .'''..'.'.' '....'..' &C
1000 yards Val. Lace, &c kind. &c
Ladies' soc H. s. Handkerchiefs 25c
36 in. Black 75c Taffeta Silks. 500
500 Short Lengths Fancy Silks,
sold up to s1.00 yd-Mill End
price--yard .............. 25c
25c Spun Gloss Innings, Colored
ana Dlack .',......,..... 1-2c
35c Black Satin Innings ..... 10c
Cambria Innings (Ends). ...... 80
15c Perclines-Mill End price 1-2e
Ladies' high shoes, $3.50 and SO
kind ....,... ............. .$1.9s
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-07
. $40 CHINA DINNER SET of so

A $50 CHINA DINNER SET OF OF
pieces for $40. Who is go.ng TO get II!
No premiums. just the III ng for a nice
Christmas pres TT. II was young and
flt,ky would like IL myself; but II Is up
to my friends. Young ladies'. hint around
perhaps Gabriel 5 horn may toot where
you least EXPECT It. Nothing ike figuring
ahead. Come and see IL. so the new
Sew ng Macn ne, at
I2-6-tf f. C. ROBING & CO.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-07
NO PAPERS FROM THE WEST.

There were no Sta.e papers from the
west last night. The postal service
SLIPS a cog every few days and falls 10
bring the State pa. ers. Some hing is
radically wIoLg with the tram posta'
eervi,e or else the fault es w tn some
postmaster in the western part OF the
Safe.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-07

In the Fifth Judicial District Court of
the STA e OF Nevada, in and for the
County of Humboldt Mrs. Martha a
.arivtie. plaintit1. vs.. Louis Larivete. dc
endant.
Action brought in the Fifth Judicial
District Count of the s ate of Nevada. In
nd for the County of Humboldt. and the
complaint filed in the office of the clerk
+ said Fifth Judicial District Court on
he 18th day of November. A. ID 1901.
The Siate of Nevada sends greeting to
outs LaIivere, decentralization are here
y requii ed to appear in an action
Fought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the H.fih Judicial District
court of the State of Nevada. in and for
he County of HUMBOLDT. and to answei
he Complaint filed therein with the Cleik
+ said Court within ten DAYS texclusiJe
{ the day of service) after the service N
on of this Summons. If served with n
this county: or. If served out of this
'oun'y but In his Judicial Dstric :.
sithin twenty days: otherwise. with n
orty days: or Judgment by default will
be taken against you. according to the
rayer of said Complaint.
Said action is brought to nave the bcn'l-
( matrimony. now EXISTING between m
Ia'nt'ff and defendant. dissolved lv III
ecree Of the Court. " Is alleged by tho
.omI laint. that the ~plaintif is nov p res
dent Of said Humhrld' County and has
been such resident for and during six
rcnths last past: that the plaintif ard
%efeniant were intermar,ied on January
]. 1894. at sad County ard are now n r.
nd husband: and that for more than or.
ear last past. the defendant n~ngiee,' -
nd failed and sti'l r~egtec's ard fails =
rovide re r'a'n'iff any Of the common.
ecessar'es Of life. when such neglect -
allure "a not ard was not 'he res'flt ~
orcrtv on the nart of he defend ~ I
which he could not avoid by ordinary H.
ustrv
All Of which WI wore errv annear ~
reference ~ sc'd Con~Ia'rt. n re tss Il
cory Of which accompanies this Sum
IRONS and 10 made \ nart he~eof.
h~d Won are he ehv notified that " w.,
al ~ annear ana a~swer said ~o~an'tini
9 "hove renn'rea sold p'ein''ff win tx
default against Won ard an,lv ~ 'hr
cr"t Gov he relief prayed for in her said
Cemrlairt
C'ver un5or NV bond this 18th dav Oh
November. A. n 'ont
NJ 8 P~ONNTrrFIO.
n-ls-i2-21 Attorney for the Plaintiff.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-07
HEART -FLUTTERING.

IND gested foou and gas in the stom-
ach, located jus, below tie heart, PIE SIS
against it and causes heat paip tat-oh.
when your heart uoLLles you in thdt
way take Her bic for a lev d4ys. A~u
viii Son be al isgnt. oOc' d bJ.tie. For
sale by Blown Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-07
THE DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

The tax list is pretty well cleaned up
there being but twenty-one who have not
Iaid on property assessed for S3z9. 1rets-
u1er Hoenst.ne says the greater portion
Of that will be paid before the delinquent
list is publish ell. He DIES not think there
VIII be over $40 go to publ cation.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-07

The man behind the gun could do goed
wolk duck hun ing alo. g The hu.nb1ic:
now if he S a 60od wing snot al nds
a good dog.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-07

Eut a few days more remain of Leap
Year and t will not come again for tor
years, so WinnemUcea G rls should 10:
sharp for the tn enty fur Gays.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-07
NOTICE.

Commencing Monday night our sto'e
will be kept open every night during the
holidays until . oclo'k ana uhth ~
o'c,ock ON SATURDAY evenings.
l2-3-lO L., REMNANT G CO.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-07

FORCE, Sunny Jim's Breakfast Food
l5c d pack &c, at B.o.n :. l2-o-.0
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-07

BOYS OVERCOATS-Some with capes.
some Brown Chinehilla without capes.
Ages 4 to II years. Have cut the prices
Just one-half. A b G btrgain. AT
12-6-tf F. c. ROBINS & CO.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-07

TIE manufactu. ers are 50 sure that
Pegs. kold Labels Win All and ST. enstns1
Sour digestion, make the rich rcd D-ood
course though your veins and put lev
life. new enei gy and new Vigor no YOU
stomach that they have instructed brown
BIos. to tell all dissatisfied purchase :
that they can have their money baek,
e~heeGfully and wi.houl ID gAIntnt.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-07

The hide of a COW makes twice as
much leather as thai of a horse.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-07

Mince Meat. 3-pound pals, SOC; 5-pound
pals, 75c.. al Brown $. l2-o-iU
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-07

Englard's b II for sugar to make into
swee.s is 81, coo. 900 every week.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-07

Handsome Carving SEES at E. Reinhart
& Co. i o.