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looking man, whose appearance indicat- ed limited means, for $500 apiece. Promptly paying cash for his coins the young man at once left the auction room. He soon afterward was followed by the coin collector. and the suppasi- ton is that the collector finally secured the coins from the young man. The whole affair had much the appearance of the fictitious bidding that takes place at the auction sales around town, where, by collusion between the auctioner and paid bidder, the price of an article is bid up until it reaches a satisfactory figure. As $500 was the last price paid for these two coins, that figure will now
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mediately following the gold discovery in California-advertised for the coins he needed to complete his set. Of these ranging in face value from $2.50 up to $50. Of this number he had already obtained about 160 and needed about 40 more to complete the series.
 .'As soon as the dealers and those holding these coins learned that there was somebody anxious to get them, the prices went up with wonderful rapidity. Any one of the coins before the advertisement was published could have been bought under $109. But the premium soon went over this figure, and
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hat hied Pr you've
The Semi-Annual Malley Sale of Drugs, Spring Remedies ano Toilet Goods.

LUST the time when
 tenng Grippe wnders and down through
 the the of the Spring Store Sale. We this that
  the Malley
 All these remedies are from the laboratories where made and all cheap 
 The Toilet many may lucky enough cough-medcines remedies.
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on this really rests the value of the coin. The average collector has very little use of hos collection for worn or mutilated coin, no matter how scarce it may be-
 Here, for instance, is 17s4 dollar, bad ly worn, which will bring hardly any thing, while one in good condition is worth fully $500. There are of course, other reasons for the increased value of coin. and one of these is illustrated
 by the experience of a wealthy Massa- chusetts coin collector. This collector. impatient to finish his collection of territorial gold coins-that is coins made by mining companies and private firms ill the West during the years inn
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increased until as much as S250 was de- manded for single coin. The collector bought them as they were offered, how ever, notwithstanding the increased figure at which they were placed. Fin ally a coin dealer in the city secured one coin for $75, and another for s250. which were especially sought by the collector, and then advertised their sale at auc- tion. The advertisement attracted the attention of the collector, who was promptly on hand on the day of the sale.
 When the coins were offered the bid- ding was spirited, and the coins were finally knocked down to a youngish-
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ToNICs AND BLOOD MEDI-
 CINE.

Scott's Emulsion, our price. .73c Wampole's Cod Liver Oil, our
 price ......... .......6 .69c Hagee's Cod Liver Oil, our
 price ..... .......7 79c Guides Pepto Mangan, our
 price -.---........ --...- iSc Lydia Pinkham's Compound,
 our price ...........7 .79c| Lydia Pinkham's Blood Puri-
 fer, our price ...........7 .79c Warmers Safe Cure, our price .S9c Malto Yerbric, our price. soc Maltine with Cod Liver Oil, our
 price ...... ....... SOc Maltine with Wine of Pepsin,
 our price .-.......-....S0 BOG Maltine with Cocoa Wine, our
 price ........ ........... .oUc Maltine with Cascara Segrada.
 our price .............- BUG Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
 tion, our price .7Sc Dr. Pierce's Medical Discovery,
 our price ......... .79c swift's Specific, our price. .79c Syrup of Figs, our price. .45c Peruna, our price. ...... .79c Father Johns Cough Medicine
 (smalD our price. 43c Father Johns Cough Medicine
 (large), our price. v. .79c Greens Nervura, our price. 83c Celery Compound, our price. .83c Cuticura Resolvent, our price 79c Hoods Sarsaparilla, our price 79c Ayers Sarsaparilla, our price soc Kilmer's Swamp-Ro (small)
 our price. ........... 45c Kilmer's Swamp-Root, (large),
 our price ......... .85c Hoff Malt, plain, our price. 29c Hoff Malt with Iron, our price 33c Pabst Malt, our price. 23c Canada Malt, our price Sc bottle Bovinine, (small) our price. .45c' Bovinne, Qarge), our price. .82c Kennedy's Fayorite Remedy,
 our price ............ .79c Kennedy's Medical Discovery,
 our price .............$ $1.19 Philips Emulsion, our price. .79c Anglers Emulsion, our price. .79c Celery King, our price. .... .21c Fletcher's Castoria, our price 15c Pyramid Pile Cure, our price. 45c Hostetter's Bitters, our price. .79c Garfield Tea, our priae. 23c Pinkham's sanative Wash, our
 price .,......... 25c Mother Siegel's Syrup, our
 price ...... ............ 05c Sulphur Bitters, our price. .85c
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HEADACHE CURE.

Sedlitz Powders (box of five),
 our price ...... Sc Sedlitz Powders (box of 12), our
 price l0c Promo Seltzer (small), our
 price ....s.. .lOc Promo Seltzer (large1, our
 price ...-.. .,.. l5c Mattison's Headache Cure. .17c Napier Headache Tablets, our
 price ...... -6o Stewards Headache Tablets,
 our price .... .19o
 poRUs pLAsrERs, ETC.
 price ...... LUG Benson's Porus Plasters, our
 price ......... ....... .l7c Raymond's Pictoral Plasters,
 our price ........ .20c B. & B.'s Round, Oval, Thick
 and Thin, our price. So Allcock s Porus Plasters, our
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TOILET POWDERS, FACE
 POWDERS and SOAPS.

La Blache Face Powder, our
 price .....-.....-. .33c Woodworth's Face Powder, our
 price ...-.- -........ Soc Roger & Gallet's Violet De
 Parme, s-...- ....--..-.-4 4Sc Satin Skin Powder, our price 16c Saunders Face Powder, our
 price ..... ...~..-......3 .31cl Pozzoni Face Powder, our
 price ....-.. ...-........3 3oc' Tetlow's Swan Down, our
 price ..--.--. ..... lzc Napier Talcum Powder, our
 price ........ -..-...6 6cI Mennen's Talcum Powder, our Fopest' pesas Violet Violet and Apple Bios l'''
 som Soaps. Good value at
 5c; now d cake .......- 2cl Pure Castile Soap, 3 oz. cake,
 our price Sc Castle Soap, l lb. bars, white
 and green, our price. 7c Orr's Glycerine Soap, trans
 parent, a cake. Sc Cosmo Buttermilx Soap, our
 price ..... .6cI Packers Tar Soap, our price. 18c Woodbury's Facial, our price. 19c All Soap, our price. loo
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APERIENTs.

Wyeth's Lithia Tablets, 8
 grain), our price. .25c Wyeth's s Lithia Tablets 6
 grain), our price. .31c Horsford's Phosphates, our
 pElce ..s. ...-....-.. ..4lC Apenta, Water, our price. .23c Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient
 (small), our price. 42c Tarrant's Seltzer Apericnt,
 (large), our price -. 85c Hunyadi Janos, our price. .25c
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CONTINENTS AND LINIMENTs.

Coleman $ Ointment, our price 19c Griswold's Ointment, our price
 .23c Cuticura Ointment, our price. .45c Salva-cea, our price .....,2 2lc Ponds Extract, our price. 43c Omega 0ilE6 (small size), our
 price ...... DC Omega Oil, (large size), our
 price ........ 43c Witch Hazel, 1-2 pints, our
 price ...a... Sc Witch Hazel, pints, our price. 14c Perry Davis Pain Killer. 23c
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CREAMS AND FACE LOTIONS

Espey's Cream, our price. .l9c Frostilla, our price ........l9 l9c Patey's Cold Cream, our price 15c Malonia Cream, our price,. .45c Hind's Honey and Almond
 Cream, our price,. .39c Satin Skin Cream, our price, .16c Mme. Blackwell's Complexion
 Cream .... ............ DUG Dr. Charles Flesh Food, our
 price .... DUG Marabilla, our price 25o, 50c, $1. Kingsbury's Freckle Lotion, our
 price 50c, 75c, $1.00
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INVALID AND INFANT FOOD
 PREPARATIONS.

Mellin's Food, (small), our
 price ...-. ......-.......o9 .o9c Melhn's Food, (large), our
 price ...... ............ .59c Imperial Granum, our price. .55c Eskey's Albumenized Food, our
 price .....-... ..-...~~... 40c Horlick's Matted Milk. dur
 price ....- ...~- .S9c Horlick's Matted Milk, sur
 price .... ......... .T5s Horlick Matted Milk, Clos
 pitaD our price $2.SS
 HAIR ToNICS.
 Danderine, our price 21c, 45c, Ste Barker's Hirsutus, our price. .7lt Coke Dandruff Cure, our price
 ... .39c and 69c Pinaud's Eau De Quininc, our
 price ...43c and 79c Halls Hair Renewcr, our price
 ...... ....... .83c Parker's Hair Balsam, our
 price ........... .....,.. a0c Ayers Hair Vigor, our price. 83c Tonquin, our price .... .5oc Juvenialis, our price Soc Sutherland Sisters Hair Tonic,
 our price ...... 42c and Sic Sutherland Sisters Scalp Cleaner,
 our price .. ......... 42o Michaelson's Bay Rum, our
 price .. ..29c, 42c, 7Sc
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TOOTH PREPARATIONS AND
 MOUTH WASHES.

Calder's Dentine, our price. .19c Hoods Tooth Powder, our
 price ....... .23c' Dr. Nettleton's Dontifoam, our Listerated Tooth Powder, our
 price .... .............. .23c Shetiield's Dentifrice, our price Rubifoam, our price. .21c Sozodont, (small), our price. .21c Sozcdont, Qarge1, our price. .59c Glyco Thymoline (smalll, our
 price ..... ............ .45c 0lyco Thymoline, (large), our
 price .l.......- .........- -79c SanitoI (liquid), our price. aSc Listerine, (smalll, our price. .21c Listerinc, (large), our price .79c
 MANICURE GOODS.
 Emery Boards, our price. ..19c Hamish's Nail Enamel, our price ...... ....... -35c Parker Pray's Roseline, our
 price ........ .......,... Isc Parker Pray's Nail Enamel, our
 price ........ .-...-.....l .l3c Parker Pray's Ougaline, our
  39c Flexible Nail Files, our
 price ...... ............. -25c
 PILLS,
 Doane's Kidney Pills, our
 price .......- 28c 100 2-grain ouinine Pills, our
 price He Beecham,s Pills, our price. 19c Carter's Little Liver Pills, our
 price ....'.... .....5......l loc Hoods Pills, our price. .2sc Pinkham's Liver Pills, our
 price ...... 2lc Warner's Safe Pills, our price 19c Wills English Pills, our price 23c Blaud's Iron Pills, our price Sc |Pierce's Pellets, our price. 19c Williams Pink Pills, our price zSc Ayers Pills, our priee.... .25e Kilmer's Parilla Pills, our
 price ...... .... .25c Humphreys Specifics, our prioe
 ..... .............. 1Dc Laxative Promo Quinine Fills
 our price .......... loo Stuart Catarrh Tablets, our
 pTlCE ...- ...ss. out
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COUGH SYRUP.

Ely's Cream Balm, our price 43c Hammond's Spruce Compound,
 our price ..........35 35c Halls Catarrh Cure, our price. 59c Ayers Cherry Pectoral, (small)
 our price .............. DOC Ayers Cherry Pectoral, (large) our price ..........-...90 soc California Catarrh Cure, our
 price ........ ......... 4oc White Pine Tar, our price ... sc
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BLOOD WINES.

Mattison $ Beef, Iron and Wine,
 our price .23c Yin Mariana, our price. ,.. SIC Maltine with Cocoa Wine, our
 price ...... ......... soc Blood Wine, our price. .... .45c Wampole's Beef, Iron and Wine
 our price .33c
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A Half Dozen Bargains in Underwear and Babies Wear.

Women's Muslin Gowns, 75c Eight styles of women's cambric and muslin gowns new chenisc shave, square uecks, trimmed back and front with wide bands of embroidery, rows of got-stitch ing, imitation hand embroidery and fine lace edging. Made to sell at $l each Special at 75c.
 Women'y Dressing Sacques,
 30c
 About five dozen odd sizes in cider down and flannelctte sscques, slightly so;led from handling, Were 59o to $1 each At 5oo
 Final ReductionC on
 Baby Coats.
 g garments in all
 Eight that wers S6 50 to SIP, at S5 ca. Ten that were S4 to $6ss0, atS3. so ca Five that were SAYS so s4, at $1. o8 ca 2 to 6-year sizes in ys,vct, cloth, cord rroy and abilene, all abcSt cnc-third the real values.
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stand as the listed Premium. New Yark Times.
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Women's Crepe Kimonas,
 Ts.25 each.
 Very pretty dotted crepe cloth with Persian stripe borders, in all the preftyv light shades; pink, red, light blue and also in white. sl.75 value. Al $l.25 each.
 Women's White Skirtr. e5c.l Ten styles of womcn's petticoats, plain hes.stitched, lawn ruffles, umh.ella shape wi.h deep under piece and dust-ruffle or several fancy styles with rows of lace and embroidery insertion and wide edges tor match. SIPS and S1 39 values. At o5cl Womcn's Taffeta Petticoats.
 S5.05.
 Another of these so much appreciated silk fetticoot offers A regular S7 50 value Made of good, crisp, rutling taffeta in all the new Spring shades; plain cclors, changeablc and black with deep plating, wide, full ruffe and double ruche trimming. At 59s each.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-01
D-o,>ed q $1,000 Bill

The party who recently dropped G
$1,000 bill In the cabin or a fei ryboa,
had considel able d .fficulty in recover
ing it because he could not remember
its number or date. Pc. o with :
weak stomach also have considerable
difficulty in trying to regain health
and strength. Their meals cause them
so much distress. such as heartburn.
gas on the stomach. ausea and sick
headaches that they are completely
discouraged. Then dieting Is suggested.
This Is also a mistake. Tor nature in
tended you to eat heartily and tn.
stomach to properly digest the foof
f yours Is weak and unable to do its
work properly a few doses Of Hostel
er's Stomach Bitters will soon resto (
it to its normal condition. 1t also
u es Insomnia. dyspepsia. Indigestion.
ronstipat' On ard malaria. fever n
lgue. Be sure to try 1t.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-01

In a recent case IN Kansas. a school
teacher read the Lords prayer and q
psalm as morning exercise. for tn
purpose of quieting the children. n
to prepare them for thei. class wo- X
But 1t d n quiet ali of them. J.
one of the pupils iebelled. claiming
that he a conscientious sc. ulss
against the conducting of such rei!i
Gus exercises. He was expelled from
school,. and his pa ents sued for his
nt; but the courts held
that the quieting exercises might go
on; but hat the boy needn't attend
them If he didn't want to. A tactfu
teacher that: as much SO as the Cath
Ollie wife of a Jew in New York who
got up a party for the confirmation
and christening of the CHI ldren of he
husband by a follner wife. The Kan
sas courts a.e notorious for freaky
decisions.
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THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM

When a party Is not ashamed to
| sta nc on its re eor1 nor afraid to com
nit itself to a policy. 1t is Easy to write
it's plato. m. The Republican Nation
al Platform. indeed, is already sub
stantially formulated in the achieve
i-"nt Of two administrations. The
ifesent problem Is mainly one Of
ph aseology. 1t is well that the de-
mand IL made to have the document
short eI cagh to insure It's general
parusal-'inc.sive, decisive. precise and
concise"
on the constructive side of recent
Republican r.l, sts and in the story
of tht great ni' ional advance that has
accomruf.ie I Il tm, the leading factor
has heen the tariff. BY the logic of
the situation. l. by the attacks made
or threatened OIL the policy Of p otec-
ticn, the tariff VII be the central
plank in the Republican platform.
Committed to no schedules, but con-
mitted to the principles OF protec-
ton AMI appealing to the reco. d al
IL 10 WilttCi III thN
fence of manufacturer. merchant Inc
wage Garner, the Republicans will ask
the count y to continue the prota:-
tive system. and to hand to them,
~ather tran to the enemies OF the sys-
rem. the drafting OF whatever modih
cations changing conditions may re-
luire.
On rat issue ard m the ot.er issues
rpon which they stand pat" thev IN
,itc compar n with Democratic rec
ord or Democratic purpose. Just at
this they invited attention to
TIL. volubility and o~utspokenness OF
7 rmocratic suggestion as to what
ought to be n the Chicago platform. as
ccr trasted to the t'midity and evaeive-
less of Democratic counse as to what
ought to be in the St. Louis platform.
II is sirniiuent.-New York Mall
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Notice to taxpayers

ers of Humboldt county, state of Me-
vada. that the second instailment of
state, county and city taxes tor the
year 1903 are now due and payable
under the law tor payment OF the
SAME. al the office of the uunty treas.
urer. {" fhe court house IN Winnie
nnucca. Nevada.
Taxes VIII be delinquent aite~ Mon
day. June d. 1904. AFTER which Iate ten
per cent viii be added. and the culiec-
lion of the same enforced accoi ding
- law
r. G.. HOENSTINE.
county Treasurer and ex-OIiic'o TaA
Receiver OF Humboldt County. State
OF Nevada. 5-4tf
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Rec, snow.

Captain Ross discogered on the shore
CT BafIin's bay II range of cliffs extend
ing for eight miles. which were Gov
cred with red snow of IL brilliant hue.
and sometimes as much rs twelve feet
in Cepth. Careful examination with
the microscope revealed that 1t was
due to the presence among IT, snow
of n very minute plant called Pamela
niyaliS.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-01
Notice to delinquent
CO-OWnerS
state Of Nevada. County OF Hum

state OF Nevada. County OF Hum
boldt.
10 Morton Lindley:
You are hereby notified that ] have
eApenueu oue nuidi eu dollars III iaDor
moth lode claim situate III Golo ttuii
mining district. county VI H~uinooiul'
state vi Nevada, d. VIII dppedI ny
.e, incat nled March IL. lyU4, III
the Office of the recui del of sdiu couh-
", IN order 10 hold SAID premises IN
der the provisions Of section 25z4. re-
Used statutes uf the United States,
being the amount euulieu 10 uoiu
lne Same fol The yeai ending Dtceiii-
ueI 81. 1913. And II witnlIi ninety days
after this notice by publication you
tail or refuse to contribute your pro-
portion VI such expenditure as a CO.
~ IIer. YOU mteres, Ia SAID claim VIII
become the property OF the SUBSCRIBER
under sald section 1924.
Z. II HEATIICOTE.
Dated March IL. ls04. Monday.
Notice expires June la, 1874.
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Japau.s Cnmphor Trees.

The camphor tree Of China and Ia
pan Is Il large evergreen. not unlike a
linden. with IL white flower and red
berry. The gum is taken from chips
out of TIE root or base. Which yield )
per cent or more Of it. Tie japanese
government owns large forests of tam
phor trees. able to keep up the average
supply of tie gum for twenty-five
years. ana tie Young plantations are
growing up. These are Under the Jap.
anese forestry department.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-01
Brown Brothers

Ia mot hesitate To recommend kodol
i)yspepsis Cure To their fiiends and
customers indigestion causes more III
health Than anything else. II drrangr>
h, stomach and brings on all mfnne
~ disease kodol Dyspepsia Cure di
sests what you eat, cures indigestion,
dy spepsia n all stomach disorders
hodoi is not only a pei Feet digestai.
oui d hssue building tonic AS ~cli
isuew I'd health. ~tetferi and
lnci eased vitality follnw its use
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-01
A Diplomat.

"At what age 20 you consider women
the most charming?' asked the inquisi-
tive female { more or less uncertain
age.
AT the age of the wOman who asks
the question" answered tie man. who
was a diplomat.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-01

The Importance to Salt Lake Of the
completion of the San Pedro road can.
not well be estimated in dollars an
cents. 1t means a e; eat deai In the
way OF giving an outlet to the coas
the ~seaboard, but it means as much
more in the bringing of a 6 eat score
of country. rich in IT'S u Int
touch with the outside world.-Mining
Review
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Too Much Praise.

A man attended Il dinner given by n
witty woman and ate ravenously.
1.-THE greatest praise | can bes.ow on
your dinner" he snid. "is TO eat heart
fly" "But your praise amounts to
fattery," the woman replied Atchlson
Globe.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-01

Five ca. loads of Russians-men
women ard child. en-. ecently arrived
at Mont ose. CAL, where they WI te
employed during the coming suinme-
in the raising of beets.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-01

Is it possible that Bryan is after
hush money!" From the fuss he
seems to be making it would appeal
that the reorganization Democrats ar
trying TO force Bryan to bear tina
famous &c. oss of gold"
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-01

Those st. liking painters in New York
who objected to a green and yelio
color scheme are not necessarily anti
Hearst men.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-01
M q Young Aeain

"One OF DR. Kings New PIE
ach nighi for two weeks has put M.
u. my teens again. writes ID. IA
, uilier of i'empseytown. Pa. Thsy'r.
ne besi ~ the world foi ilver. stomach
and bowe's. Purely vegetable. Nese
grippe. only zoe al b.. Bros drug
store.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-01

Contrary to the rules of war. the Jap
anese keep right on diving h Rus
slams fiom i~mpiegnable positions.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-01

t.et us take your measure for q suii
W. guarantee d perfect NJ ana abso
lutte satisfaction Prices from Slz pei
sull up. Cab and look al the SAMPLES
f. kEINHART n 90
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S. P. ia. cAaD

following shows tne time ~ \,
wal and departure or ali Dassengt
raIns oassrng through Wtnnemuccs
u with the latest thu,
able.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-01

IF YOU DESIRE A GOOD COW
niexion use Moki Tea. a pure ner,
uink u acts IN tlir iivei aud make,
ne SKIN mouth n lear Cure,
SICK headaches rs cts. and so cir
Money refunded " II does not saftst,
ou Brown t1rOs
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POSITIVELY CURES

MOKI TEA POSITIVELY CURES
Sick Headache Indigestion and q n
sriparinn A delighrfni nerp drink
Remnves all ernprions 81 the skin
producing a perfect complexion
money refunded. 25c and soc.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-18

for they will certainly collide with
misfortune by waiting until peace
terms are agreed upon by the packers
and their striking employees. Thou
sands upon thousands of head of stock
are being held awaiting settlement
OF the strike, and when the labor trou-
oles are settled it is an absolute GER
tsinty that the market will be fairly
swamped with range and native cattle
and sheep. What will be the result?
KeadJustments of values will be in
order, and killers will experience no
difficulty in making up new scale of
prices that will be enirely satisfactory
and profitable to them. ''He who hes
itates is lost' is an old and tried
axiom, and the situation of the cattle
and sheep markets demand that rang
ers should be told the plain, unvar-
nished truth regarding prevailing con-
ditions and prospects.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-18
A Bit of browning Satire.

A medley of young literary men were
once gathered to meet Robert Brown
Ing. The mostaggressively literary of the
group was first introduced and at once
began to pour out his personal delight
and admiration with so unceasing a
flow that the other introductions were
being held in allegiance. and the other
literary young men starved. Browning
endured it with great good humor for
some time. At last he put his hand al
most affectionately on the cyclists
shoulder and said. But l am monopo-
lizing you.'