Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-02-02


The merchant, in presenting his
wares to the general public, attempts
to put before them those things which
are attractive and which, at the same
time, possess the intrinsic value OF real
worth. If the public is to be pleased
this is the ONLY course to pursue. How
ever successful salesman man may
be matters not, if his wares are nots|
what the public want. We believe that
in presenting to you the offer of COM
bining the News with either the New
York World or the Commoner, that we
are making not only an attractive, out
a stable and valuable offer. 1t will
not be necessary to enter into de-
tailed description of these papers.
already we'll known to the majority OF
our readers. While the ordinary
newspaper reader understands that
the ma joritv of ''scare head' articles
must be taken with the proverbial
grain of salt, nevertheless the news
paper is one of the greatest educators
of the present day. 1t is our only
medium of learning of the doings OF
men and the tr anspiring Of events. The
Thrice-a-Week World will give the
events Of the entire world. Time was
when our interest in home affairs was
paramount to all else. Now we read
the latest news of the Russian riot with
as great eagerness as we peruse the
last law passed by the Legislature.
The World will bring to your home
three times a week the news of the EN-.
tire globe; it will offer the medium
through which you may be able tc
keep in touch with the general trend
of human events. One of the most at
tractive things that will be found ir
this paper is the series of novels which
!. will be given in serial form. There
was a time when novel reading was
tabooed as being a very device of the
) devil, but people have learned that thu
basic element is the truth itself which
is meant to be conveyed Our histori
: cal novels have played no unimportan
: part in our present days education
| The English historian invariably re
: fers to SCOTS ''Kenilworth' for cor
. rect portrayal of Queen Elizabeth
, character. 1t matters not that she i
S surrounded with fictitious character
f so long as the character of Elizabet
: is brought out. An categorical trut
is as important and, if amy thing, NOR
far reaching than a literal truth
i, The character of William Tell. entlrel
:. mythical, has exercised as great a
o influence upon the Swiss people as ha
that of George Washington upon TT
81 American The pleasure and benef
r you will derive from, reading thes
s late novels, published in serial forum
\ the World, will more than doublv con-
pensate YOU. 1.-The Reds of the Midi
will be especially interesting at tt
G present time, taking up, as it does. tt
It story of the French revolution, whic
- the people, of today are interestin
themselves im and comparing with tt
d present uprising in Russia. Fac
d story will in itself present son,ethin
e not only attractive and pleasing. b.
will givs the reader a broader imsig
> into the life depicted.
q To the ma jority of voters the Cor
G moner will appeal very strongly. NJ
<. Bryan is today one of the most comp
- tent and unbiased opponents of Il
. doctrine of democracy. If you al
going to wage successful warfare
is essential to understand the rnllitau
: tactics and prospective maneuvers
u the enemy. If you are good republ
l. can, read tine Comgnoner aud post ,
D. on the lines of democracy. If you a
democrat strengthen your argurne
and confirm your doctrine from Il
l. columns of this paper.
" We are aiming to give in the New
N the happenings of county and sta
and hope, with your cooperation to
enabled to edit a paper that will be (
l. aid to the to the town and a credit