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lust Complaint.

4 That deficit Which the Roosevelt admin
Iistratlon has on hand reminds us that
every time We Democrats take the goy-
sernment away from them they dont:
leave us enough with which to keep house
In q liberal Observation-Disclosures STAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-30

Al Wool Frlcois IN all tho new
shades, for .:ic.
s!!k Embroidered scotch Wash INinn-
Nels, cost 4Ic 10 import short
lengths, for IDc a yard
Dark Figured French Pcrcales. double
fold, 1ci worth double,
II ~ Light outing Flanneis, woven
stripes. checks and piaids some Bou-
rette effects, . :t-ic.
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Wonen's Coats.

S Cheviot Coats, with now belted
back, full sleeves, brown, blue. black,
castor and tan. for S3.9S.
$50 New Cut kcrsey Goats for SD.
SO Goats of fine quality Kersey, all
shades and sizes, latest cut, $o.oe.
$3.50 Coats of best English kersey,
full or fitted back, we'll lined and
tailored, for $3.50.
$3.50 Light Tan Covert Goats, tight tit
ting. stitched, collaress effects, new
sleeves. full lined for 80.
Covert Jackets, in the popular olive
tans. box or plated back, collarless'
or shaped collar, S5.oS.
New Covert Goats, full 10 inches long,
full box back, now sleeves. $40.
Covert Coats, with military shoulders.
entirely new, ~ inches long, Sill. 90.
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SOC each-Boys' Natural Wool Under
wear, sizes q TO 81.
3Dc each-Infants SOC Fine Wool
Ribbed Wrapper Vests, sizes to g.
15c each-Intants &c Cotton Fleece
Wrapper Vests.
.MCHSSiNGsS-This plated Underwear
IS the finest popular priced goods on
the market.
re for Women's Wool Mixed Vests
ana Pants, cut ana shaped to the
figure silk trimmed, flat seams.
sztss 3 10 s: sizes and 9 in the same
are III q garment.
We have two weights in Musings for
81.
For chlldren--Eatural Wool Mixed
Underwear. sizes 70 4, are soc;
sizes 6 10 6 are 1Oc.
Boyg' Union Sults. in all sizes 10 age
il. for 81 Children's and Misses
Union Suits at $i:5 and f1.5O.
Union suitg FOR women are cut extra
irl!-run over q size larger than
other makes; prices S1,.5 10 80.
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Drawn Linen
Tray Cloths, 12c':.

Six dozen Drawn Linen Tray
Cloths, fringed. stamped IN varl-
Gus designs, Monday &c each.
Best 75c All Linen scarfs, 81 Inches
long, hemstitched, with one row Of
fancy drawn work, SOC.
1sxlS-inch Ccnterp!eces to match, 200.
Ready Made Cushion Slips, braided
In fancy designs, for zoe.
Endless variety OF New CushionaTops;
among many hundreds will be found
the University of virginia Top. with
college colors; also all secret orders;
price SOC each 5l
Beautiful Satin Pillows, ready made.
with silk cord to match. for Just
what the material would cast; every
pretty combination ana color. for
Tl.DS.
j 30 Velour Pillows ready made, more
than ono dozen styles, choice Mon
day. Dsc.
sale of Renaissance DoylIes, 70.
Centcrpiecos from O5c TO $3.50, In
y stead of 81 to $3.50.
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Irish Point Lace Curtains, 8 1-2 yards
long. open work and deep hand en-
hroldered. made on good quality net;
$3.50 value, $3.50 a pair.
Point ARABIC Lace Curtains. exact re-
production Of the finest hand made
Russian and Arabian lace, 8 1-2 and
4 yards long; regular 80 value, for
$50 IL pair.
Point Arabic Lace Curtains, with neat
renaissance borders, 3 1-2 yards long.
extra wide; worth $3.50 for rd.Ds
Il pair.
Tapestry Couch Covers, In Oriental
designs, 3 yards long. 60 inches wide,
special value, $3.50.
Persian Stripe Couch Covers. In rich
colorings, 3 yards long, S1..t5.
Armure Porueres, In two tone effects.
red and green, 8 yards long, heavy
tassel fringe, S:'.@5 a pa4r.
Sample lot OF Oriental and Baglad
designs in Portieres, only one pair
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Smiths Best Tapestry Carpets, full
10 wire, In large range Of patterns
and designs. for rooms, halls and
stairs, O6c n yard.
Roxbury or Stinson Best Tapestry
Carpets, room, hall and stair pat
terms, for S1O5 u yard.
Administer Carpets IN handsome par
Tor and library patterns for S1.1o
to S1.5 n yard.
Velvet and Wilton Carpets, room, hall
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Eav!andss Dinner Sets Of 102 pieces
ii, the most exquisite decorations,
imported TO sell for $4O are SO.
4JIaviland Dinner Sets that were inn
ported to sell for So are SID.
Real Carlsbad China Dinner Sets, very
fine and thin. handsomely deco
rated, would be a bargain at S2S,
our price ssiG.5O.
1t1-piccc Handsome Decorated Dinner
Sets. gold stippied and newest
shapes; cost former owner SH.5o,
Cohen's price 1915 a set.
S-a.O5 for 10o-piece Dinner Sets. nicely
decorated and large, full size pieces.
White Cuspsdo.s, real china, will be on
sale for 10c each.
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u lie Yard vide Linen Finished
Double Fo!d Walstinfs, 9 bic.
Il l.2c Mercs9!zsd F0ulards. designs
and colorings Of The TIC ana q SIX
oDea. for Z LIE.
10 2-s English Tweed sulungs. look
Ike the sl,O WOODEN oneg. for
10 3-1c.
Fleece Lined oxford Cuttings. light
ana dark grounds. full mercerlzed,
The 2lc grade, for ~ lie.
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John Sharp Williams's Fault,

John Sharp Williams, tho MISSISSIPPI
congressman, Is trying to overcome his
habit OF saying funny things, haying
realized that to be regarded as q humor-
list Is u handicap IN the race for politl-
cal preferment, Ho says that, Henry
.Watterson long ago warmed him to avoid
the pitfnll Indicated. ''Wlliams," said
the kentucky editor, you may have a
career before you. but II you do not wish
to spoil 1t you must wrap tho mantle OF
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5oc-Nromen's Flannelette Night
Gowns, fancy stripe, pink and blue
turnover collars, with scalloped en-
brodered edge
55c-Women's Flanneletto Gowns,
with fancy trimmed yokes.
DSc-W omen's Flannele.te Gowns. In
solid color pink and blue baby flan-
mel and pretty light striped effects,
tang trimmed !-okes.
c-Flannelette Iettlcoats, full sizes,
with draw string bands
25c-Flannelctte Petticoats. with seal
Hoped embroidered edges.
3Oc-Petticoats in solid colors, pink
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eral days attending the horse show
Miss Mary Bruce went to Hlchmond
Thursday,
Mr.. Frank w. Dnnner, of Richmond,
after spending two weeks with his brotier
Mr.. w. N. Danner, in Augusta county mas
returned to his home.
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75c Knit Underwear sec

that you find sasonabe goods sold such
saving You II good Of the values this depart
trent.
White and Natural Vests and Pants
yaaes. Sight factory defects gives the saving
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Knit PetticOats.
Irish Linens
Lead the World.

If you want show linensA-un-
excelled by any. otherget the
Irish make. Their snow White
Damasks are finest the world
over. If YOU want linens for
every day use, and splendid wear
ing qualities, get the German
manufacture. We have some spe-
cial price inducements in both.
Irish Linen Dnnasls. 2 yards wide,
handsome range of patterns, snow
white, such as we have sold at SIPS;
Mondays sale price. SIZE a yard.
Another special irish Damask--2 IL
yards widc-pure flax and entirely
free from dressing. Sl.:5 a yard.
VI yards wide All Pure Linen Damask,
IRISH or German, good, honest Coo to
75c values, for SOC a yard
Napkins.
These special prices for Pure Irish
Linen Napkins.
Dinner Napkins. II inches. III
Dinner Napkins. 10 inches. $40.
Dinner Napkins. % IL inches, So.
Dinner Napkins, a inches. S3. e
Following are German linen:
4 Dinner Napkins, o-S size 81.
Dinner Napkins, ga size, Sl.'5.
Prices are By the. dozen.
Sale Of Towels.
Z we picked up several hundred
!. dozen Towels. Sec the price ;in-s
\ ducements: ss.s
Y Is Lie cacll-SO dozen Heavy 1Icmmed
Huck Towels, 17x34 Inches red stripe
borders.
DC or 81 a dozen--Huck Towels, 1895
inches.
IT, I..c Bleached Huck Towel,
damash borders, 22x2S inches.
s.. a dozen-Pure Linen Hcmsttchcd
Hulk Towels, all white damask
borders.
@5e each-pure Linen Towels, some
fancy show kind, others heavy hem
stitched buck; actually worth 81
dozen.
Russia Crash.
sc yard-3,ooo yards OF Russia Linen
Crash Towelng, natural finish aud
free from any dressing-yery absorb
cnt.
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SIS Silk Shiz'tWaiSts
Are Here for S5..4S.

They are perfectly fashioned,
with the ever popular broad tuck
and the Leg sleeve. ALI
the new shades, SONS wiith tiny
white dots; attractive and styl-
ISL; all sizes in each color, sa.45.
.Taffetn SILK Waists, worth 81, Will be a
NAfoEdny T2.S5
All colors tailor fashioned; a special
Csc for $50 Mereriaed Waists,
trimmed with fancy silk braid, al
popular shades.
+. Sale OF Black ATercerized Waists for
soc that would cost SIC TO make
good material, tucked and all sizes. +
Servlcc,uolc All Wool FLANNEL Waists.
black. brown, blue and red, the KIND
that are usually priced at "; your
choice S1.25.
Is dozen Colored Flannclettc Waists
will be on sale Monday for oOc each;
good material, we'll made and tucked,
f all sizes.
Sweaters.
sale OF All Wool Sweaters, full blouse
front all colors and Sizes, choice
El.S5
Extra Long Norfolk Sweaters, newest
ideas colored ground. with Whitc
dots stylish and effective, $500.
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Decorated China Celery Trays are
here for 16c.
White China Breakfast Plates are on
Sale at &c each.
Decorated Cups and Saucers, in neat
pretty designs, for II 1-2c each.
1000 Cups and saucers, as thin as
you ever saw, in beautiful decora-.
tons, for Zoe ench.
12-piece Toilet Sets, In beautiful dec
trations. worth St.75. for Si.05.
Nearly 1000 New Ornaments, in brass,
china and various other materials.
for bridal presents, and al! OF them
Basement.
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An Extraordinary
Offer i'm Toilets.

Free with every bottle OF Madame
Ruppert's Face Bleach. at Sis n
bottle, one box Of Rupperts Egyptian
Balm. This price for Monday only.
Priscilla Toilet Soap, highly perfumed,
= l-2c. 8
Extra Long soc Dressing Combs, 25c
each,
Real Brstlo 2ac Hair Brushes, 25c.
Hair Rats, all shades. Zoe,
Bay Rum, large size, lOc u bottle,
krussius Brothers. soc Scissors on sale
for @3c. Leather sheath given away
with every pair. n
Madame Glven's Cream, 2lc box,
plnaud's SOC Face Powder. zoe n box,
flesh or white.
4 Hunters Invisible Face Powder. Lie
White Rose Glycerine Soap lic.
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Big Values in
yVonaen's Hand Bags.

100 Strap Handle Bags. worth Sl.5o,
special ~ each.
50 only Plated Handle Bags, worth
$3.50. special $3.50 each.
% Black s. Bags, 9 frames, special )
:Tl.DS each!
Crushed Velvet Belts, 4 In ches vide,
large gilt buckles. Soc value, "oc
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dung htt
n@y@yt Wt to compare mr price ANY aho yo ca
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Cohen's Unequalled Carpet Prices

We can't give all Of them but Just enough to give you
idea The prices for Carpets made laid and nedt DUAL
tiles shown BY the brands As to Rugs, noleun1s,
the values good as the Carpets.
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21c EiderdOWn Flannels, 15c

This heavy iecccd printed Eidcrdown flannel Of
prccs fabrics for kmonas bath robes other ncggcc gar
1nen yard And here others which just good
values, some being less than half Of original prices:
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Special Sale Of Curtains.

III sense Of the word these special values Some Of
them marked less than cost prcchat where certain lot
70 be closed ot These all popular priced offerings in the
finer Lace Curtains to $40. values equally good
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FlaElnelefte and Kzgii Petite coats

and blue, scalloped edges
3Dc-N1isses' and children's Striped
F'lannelette Gowns; the solid color
pink and blue-ones, are soc.
Knit Petticoats.
.kSc-Womens Knit Skirts, In solid
colors, with fancy borders.
2Dc--Nomen's White Knit Petticoats,
overcast silk edges; the same style
in solid colors, zoe.
in solid colors, with combination Dor
ders, SSc.
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Here's a Price Peal TO Thrifty
Car eflll H0usekeel)erS

Have YOU looked yo,,r China closets? Here is for
to do SO quickly business experience has such
ChnaWarc been offered these prices
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$40 Broad Cloth Suits, Sis

1890 Suits OF mannish mixtures. 30
inch Jackets, fitted back, with belt,
piped with silk. new cut skirts,
S12.6O.
Six Suits OF brcadcloth and cheviot.
3 IN all the wanted shades, full belted
back. collarless. finished with velvet
and souta che braid; skirts are plated
from knee, $40.
10 Suits of Lymansville chcviot. with,
e7-inch military coat, collnrless, fins
isl,ed with alternate rows OF fibre
braid. forming scrolls: sKArts
trimmed to match, $3.50.
ss2,bo New Suits OF panne chcv!ot,
With the new Paquin coats, fitted
vest OF mannish vesting, finished
with fibre braid: new 10 gore skirts,
fnr $40
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OF n kind; worth UP to $3.50, your
choice T5 a pair.
Tapestry Porticres, With wide tapestry
borders, colors red and green; $40
value. for 1915 h-rair.
Figured Satteens suitable for drapcry
or covering conlfortab.cs, all colors
and large range OF designs; loo
quality, ioc n yard.
Nottingham Curtains.
Special sale OF Nottingham Curtains,
10 exquisite patterns. 3 IL yards long.
MI fresh new goods; worth 81, FOR
xl.5O n pair.
Nottingham curtnns, 10 yards long,
extra Wide. IL styles to select from;
3 regular SIZE value. for ~ q pair.
Muslin Curtains, all size dots. 3 yards
long. flutcd ruffles, - pair.
Fine Tnmbonrs Muslin Curtains. with
wide embroidered borders, 3 IL yards
long, That sold for IS q pair, 10 close
out at 40 and S350Ea pair.
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and stair patterns, for S5c, $40,
S1..5 and S1.5O q yard,
The newest patterns in Administer
Druggets. 9x12 feet, always SIS to $50,
are here for R22.5O.
The Moravlan Smyrna Drugset, IN the
large carpet sizes. for 500.
Smyrna Rugs, hearth size, Sl.io
Floor Oil Cloth, best zoe grade, for
zoe yard.
Linolcums, .i5c Il yard.
lnla.d I.inoleums. St.1O a yard.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-26
Train Struck by Landslide

Redding. Feb. 25.-Last night the
Oregon express. due here from the
north at 10:45 o'clock p. M, was struck
by a landslide one-half mile south of
Keswick. Heavy rains recently have
loosened the ground and it is supposed
that the Earring of the train started
h slide, the main body OF which
struck the day coach, bringing the
train to a sudden stop. but no one was
injured. The front part of the train
consisting of the engine. baggage and
express cars were brought On to Red
ding where the disaster was reported.
1t is said the day coach is imbedded
In dirt up to the windows and the
other. coaches are on the other side of
the slide and were but little damaged.
1t is said that the slide occurred near
the river. A wrecking train was sent
from here to clear the track.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-26
GETTING DOWN TO WEIGHT
Young Corbett in Fine Trim
for His Next Battle

San Francisco, Feb. 25.-Young Cor
bett is five pounds over weight for his
fight with Dave Sullivan, and is be-
ginning to find it difficult to take off
the necessary fat. He has moved to
Sheehan's roadside house, near the
ocean beach, to get in trim for. his
fight with Dave, which takes place on
the evening of Monday. February 20.
The conditions are that both are to
weigh in at s O'Clock on the night OF
the fight at 100 pounds. Young Cor
bett now weighs about 1876 pounds He
has in camp at the present time Harry
Tuthill as trainer and Billy Otis as
sparring partner. Tuthill recently ar
rived from the east.
Corbett's training at present con-
sists of road work. The champion COM
mences his days work with a swim
la the Pacific. which is only 4 s;"lie's
throw from the training quarters. He
takes a twelve mile spin over the hills
after breakfast.
ton In training by buying a pony n
taking long rides every afternoon. He
has the latest style Of automobile at
the camp, and treats his friends to a
ride when they call on him. The s;"nt-
ing fraternity here loo upon Sulli-
van as an easy mark for Young Cor
bett,
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-26
As q Tale That's 1oId''

I'VE spend our years al a tale that
is told."-Psalm xc., ..
AS a tale that is told-as a tale that
Is told,
The leaf of the year fiutters loose from
our hold,
And we think of the lines that are
blotted or blurred
The lines that show gaps of a pharse
or a word
And the page may be weak or the page
may be bold,
But the year has gone by as a tale that
is told.
o, the books that we write, with a
year for each leaf!
The sunshine of laughter; the shadow
of grief;
The JOY or the sorrow the characters
trace
May not be amended-the leaf falls In
place,
A scrawi or a chauter illumined with
gold.
We have lone with the telling-the
tale has been told.
And it may be The Preface 1t nay
be THE End
The songs and the sighings will sooth-
ingly blend,
But whether Of dumbness or whether
of wit,
The chapter is finished; the story is
writ,
THUS. silently, silently. fold ui.-n fo'1
We sperd all our years as a tale that
is told.
Selected.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-26
Backward, Turn Backward

Backward, urn backward, oh Time,
In o III flight; make me a boy again
just for tonight. Give me the bliss OF
that rapturous time when / would GO
swimming. say half of the time; give
me the blister that followed the bliss
on hat part of my back that the sun
didn't miss; give me the betting that
followed 1t then; make me a jubilant
urchin again Backward, turn back
ward, oh Time, in your flight; give
me n chance at the teacher tonight,
the teacher that larruped me five times
a day-Oh. give me one chance at that
teacher / say! And give me the wood
pile as big as a hill; let the pleasure
OF splitting it cheer me and thrill, while
the boys gayly jeer me from over the
fence. Oh, give me that pleasure again
darn the expense! The small reser-
walton just over the hill, where the
thought of hoeing would give me a
chill; the COW that caressed me each
eve with her tail as I tried to draw
milk for a twenty-quart pail; the hens
that forever We're wanting to set; the
pig with a stomach man never filed
yet; the measles hat hit me: the col
icky path-Oh, give me the bliss of my
bcyhood again! If you'd fill me with
rapture and cheerful delight. back
ward, urn backward, oh, Time in your
flight
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-26

One Minute Cough Cure gives relief
in one minute because it kills the mi
crobe which tickles the mucous mem
brane, causing the cough, and at the
same time cleays the phlegm. draws
out the infiam. nation and heals and
soothes the Affected parts. One Min
ute Cough Cure strengthens the lungs,
wards of pneumonia and Is a harmless
and never failing cure in all durable
cases of Coughs. Colds and Group.
One Minute Cough Cure Is pleasant
young and old Sold by 5rown 81 o.,
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-26
SpenCer'S Philosophy

We are apt to think - the la.a H-l-
bert Spencer as a philosopher who oc-
cupied himself with theories consid-
erably beyond the grasp of everyday
mortals OF average powers.
In reality not a little of the work OF
this philosopher is applicable to the
daily round Of the average man or wo-
man.
Take, for example, the handful OF
suggestions here given. Any woman
car find in them matter for a half
hours reflection; will recognize in
th"in some home truths which I-r-
haps have never before been brought
so plainly before the mind:
People are beginning to see hat the
first requisite to success In life Is to
be a good animal.
Reading Is seeing by proxy.
"Monotony, no motter of what kind,
is unfavorable to life.
Complete truthfulness is one of the
iarest of virtues. Exaggerations al
most universal.
Everyone is from time TO time s'.r-
prised by others behavior, and even
by the deeds of relatives who are the
best known to him.
THE system under which we at pres
ent live fosters dishonesty and lying
"A clever thief was praisewortby
among the Spartans; and it is equally
SO among Christians, provided 1t be on
"a sufficiently large scale.
Most people dread far more the SO
cial frown which follows the doing of
something conventionally wrong than
they do the qualms of conscience which
follow the doing of something intrin-
sically wrong.
"As everyone may see, fashionable
life is passed not In being happy, but
in playing at being happy"
A carload of Alfalfa Seed was the
etent of Bradshaw Bros. seed crop
of hay this yea See adv.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-26
Within Us Will Filed

New York, Feb. 25.--The will CT the
late VIM. J. Whitn,v has been filed
for probate n Mineo.a, l.. L. Harry
Payne Whitney is made sole executor
and trustee under the will. After leg
acies of $3.50. 900 each 10 Adelaide and
BERTHE Randolph, step-childt m, have
been deducted and privisions made
for an income of $50. 900 a year for his
daughter Dorothy. the bulk of the
estate Is left in trust, one-half of the
income to go to Harry Payne Whitney,
the Oldest SON., one-tenth to his daugh-
ter Pauline, now Mrs. Almericn A
Page, n tenth to his son Payne, and
three-tenths to his daughter Dorothy.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-26
hOw'S Your Wardrobe?

Good dressers should bear In mind
that we are prepared to furnish the
suits. maoe to measure In the
faultless style peculiar to the urm OF
Strauss Bros. OF Chicago. We carr,
a line of samples. hundreds In nm
Der. and these include the latest pat
terms and weaves The clothing mad.
by Strauss Bros. Is guaranteed to q,
and be in every way satisfactory AMI
the price Is little more than for ready.
made suits. Call and see the samples
e. RETNHART q co
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-26
Bingen-The New Version

A soldier Of the Russians
Lay Japanned at Tscnrtzkjskitvitch,
There was lack of woman's nursing
Anr other comforts which
Might to his last moments
And smooth the final way,
a comrade stood beside him
To hear what he might say.
The japanned Russian faltered
AS he too hat comrades hand,
he said: II never more shall see
My o my native Land;
Tske a message and a token
To some distant fifends of mine,~
For l was born at Smnixzrxski
Fair Smnixzrskgrxzski on the Irka-
travzkimnov.
w. J.. L., in New York Sun.