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The Maud Humphrey IVorines.

The full line of illustrated hymns and poem.
with new and beautiful designs by Maud
Humphrey. Printed in delicate colors on
imitation ivory. Gilt edges. Small quarto
Boxed. List price 81 25; our price IS cents
Postage 10 cents.
Comprising the following:
Abide With Me. By Rev. Henry Francis
| Lyte.
The Breaking Waves Dashed High. (Tne
Pilgrim Fathers.) By Felicia Hemans.
Come Into the Garden, Maud. By Alfred
Tennyson.
He Giveth His Beloved Sleep. By Elizabeth
Barrett Browning.
Home, Sweet Home. By John Howard
1t was the Calm and Silent Night. Alfred
Domett's Christmas Hymn.
Lady Geraldine's Courtship. By Elizabeth
My Faith Looks up to Thee. By Ray Pal.
| mer.
The Mountain Anthem. Bv W. q. Richards.
Nearer, Ny God TO Thee. By Sarah Flower
Dora. By Alfred Tennyson.
From Greenlnnd's Icy Mountains. By Bishop
Hannah Jane. By David Ross Locke.
oh, Why Should the Spirit OF Mortal Be
! Proud. By William Knox.
| Our Father in Heaven. The Lords Prayer
Ring Out, Wild Bells. By Alfred Tennyson.
Rock Of Ages. By Augustus Montague Top
lady.
The Glorious Song Of Old. Bye Edmund
The Lord Is My Shepherd. By W. c. Rich-
ards.
The Poets Corner. (New) Sketches
in monotint of the homes and places
connected with prominent poets. with
descriptions In prose. small quarto,
cloth, full gilt. List price, 81 90. Our :.
p''' Posta ae 10 cents. 40
~
page is illuminated with fine decora-
tive borders and ornaments in colors,
in illuminated missal style. The most
original and unique work OF the kind
ever made in this country. Small
Quarto, Mx9N inches. Illuminated
vellum cloth covers. List price, s. 10.
O- ~ POSTAGE. IL cents. -
One Years Sketch Book. A series Of IL
lustrations from the scenes and flow.
ers @ Of the e. four our seasons. ,as By Irene rene 3
unique style or decorative binding,
and in box. Spring, summer, autumn,
winter. List price per volume, 81 80.
Postage, I5 cents.
Baby's Biography, The. An album in
which may be recorded the mothers
story OF the chief events OF baby's life.
DESIGNED by A. o. Kaplan and Illus
trated by Mrs. Frances NJ. Brundage.
Large quarto, llx9, y pages, in either
inst;nn OF OF go1d ond N di1srant co,opa6
cloths. List pvice. So Is Our price,. 95
Postage, "a cents.
Postage.
Summerland. BY Margaret Macdonald
Pullman. A magnifcent table book,
10xA inches, with full paTe engravinxs
designed from nature. Full gilt edges
in . box. List price, So oo Our
Postage, 80 cents.
Under the Open Sky. By True Will
iams Full size. Oblong Quarto I0xK
inches. Equal to Irene Jerome's Ma
Our price. ............... "a
Postage, 80 cents.
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For the Boys. For the Girls. For the Babies.
BOOKS IN SETS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Hans Brinker-A story of life in Hol.
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Hans Brinker-A story of life in Hol.
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The American Boys Handy Book--By
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Thomas Nelson Pages Two Boys Books
MIR. Page being from the south,
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therefore having the charm OF slncer-
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Publishers price, 81 50 each. 10
Charles Carleton Cofin's-War stories.
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SShi sWinnins His Way" MY bays and
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New Editions of Mark Twain's-Three Ia
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Fairy Tales, Folk Lore, Mythology.

Tho Nnrsery Alice. By Lewis Carroll.
Being the simpler parts of "Alice In
Wonderland with large, full-page
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Grinms Fairy Tales. Newly trans
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Andersen's Fairy Tales. Fine edition.
Fully illustrated with many full-page,
plates in coiors. svo. Cloth. Ok
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Historical, Biographical, Etc.

Macaulay's History Of England, vols. 81 IS
Macaulay's History of England, illus
trated, vols. ...........................Z 70
Gibbons Decline and Fall of the Roman
Empire. with Dean Millman's notes,
6VOlS, cloth. 10
The same, in a fine edition. gilt tops. 25
Guizot's History OF France, profusely
illustrated, 8 vols. ols........................6 80
McCarthy's history OF Our Own Times,
2vols. yo., cloth. th................ %
Carlyle's French Revolution, vols,
cloth. Observation-Disclosures 8 rs
Carlyle's Complete Works. 10 vols, cloth 8 IS
Green's History OF the English People,
vols. 70
Grote's History of Greece. vols ....... Is
Prescott's Conquest OF Mexico vols... 9S
Prescott's Conquest of Peru, vols...... 75
Prescott's Ferdinand and Isabella,
Rawlinson's Seven Great Monarchies,
Rawlinson's Egypt, 2 vols. 95
Plutarchs Lives of 1llustrious Men, 3
The same, new edition, gilt tops, vols. 2 rs
Boswells Life OF johnson, vols. ........ IS
Lassing's Eminent Americans, vols.... 9S
Irving's Life of Washington. new edition
gilt tops, vols. b0
Washington Irving's Worlss, vols.new
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Washington Irving's Works, popular
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2voIs, cloth, illustrated. ............... %
Half Hours With Best Authors. by Chas.
Knight, vols, cloth Observation-Disclosures. 75
Washington and HIS Generals, vols,
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HOLIDAY GIFTS AT
Solomon & Rnhen,s.

Intending givers of holiday presents will
do well to look over our extensive assort-
ment of novelties in manicure sets. A beau-
tiiul and verv acceptable present We
have them at s., s. SO. s. 2j and up.
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THE FOLLOWING LIST

Comprises nearly all the great stand
ard works, in large type, library edi-
tions, and will make acceptable gifts:
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By Nathaniel Hawthorne.

Two volumes, 16mo. cloth or silk. A
new edition super5ly illustrated by II.
p. Barnes. Fourteen full-page photo
gravure plates and nearly 100 text en-
cravings. List price, $3 Is. Our price.S2
Postage, 30cts.
Ben Hur: Tale Of the Christ. By Lew
Wallace. Garfield edition. Hand.
somely illustrated with twenty full
page photogravures, and 900 margin.
al drawings Of persons and places
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THE HENTY BOOKS.

Greatest books for boys ever written: IL
books for $4; or the e-tire ten books for 81 90.
"In the Reign Of Terror"
"With Give in India"
"a Tale of Waterloo"
"By Pike and DYKE"
"By England'5 Aid"
"With Wolfe i'll Canada
- 1.-THE Lion OF st. Mark
"With Lee in Virginia"
'In Freedoms Cause"
"Under brakes Flag"
Louisa NJ Alcott's famous stories-s vol
umes; list price sl,5O: price per vol...... $50
For the set of vols ....................S 20
Little Women"
''Ltttle Men,"
"Jo's Boys"
'od Fashioned Girl"
"Eight Cousins"
Rose in Bloom"
"Jack and JILL"
"Under the Lilacs."
Donald and Dorothy-By Mary Mapes
Dodee. Publishers price 81 5O........sl Is
Lady Jane-By Mrs. v. e. Jameson. An e1-
cellent story tor children. Beautifully
bound and illustrated, 4to..............S1 ls
The Elsie Books-17 vols. including the new
volume. Elsie at ViaInede." Publishers
pr.ce 81 25. Price per volume. ........... $50
Dear Daughter Dorothy, Betty Butterfly,
by a. G. Plympton. Two very pretty
rss a@eresn Girls Handy BOBBY IinS hSS
and Adelia B. Beard. Regular price
81 90 VI o6
Young Lucretia and other stories. BY Mary
&. Wnk1ns................ .7sc
Six Girls
By Fannie Belle Irving, Ito, fully illus
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Marjorie and her Papa
By Robert II. Fletcher A beautiful little
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by Birch; board covers. Publishers price
Susan CooiidSe;s Excellent Stories wv
Per volume. .......................... $50
"What Katy Did,"
"What Katy Did at School" e.
"What Katy Did Next"
"ITtkS High Valley"
."Gross Hatch,'
"Just Sixteen"
Little Country Girl
"Round Dozen"
Miss Alcott's 'Spinn1ng Wheel Stories"-
"Garland for Girls, "Silver Pitchers" and
"Proverb Stories," each. CSC
The vols i'll a box. observation-disclosures - 20
Five Little Peppers
"Fiye Little Peppers Midway"
"Five Little Peppers Grown Up."
The above admirable stories, by Margaret
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Mrs.. <. b. Il 'Whiithey's Stories '''-
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Mrs. Burnett's Exquisite Juveniles
Little Lord Falntleroy" ..............l / 50
little ST. Eiizabeth";:.1 ...... ..........:: is
"Editha's Burglar" "..................... 25
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FICTION.

SIR Walter Scott's Waver1y Novels, u
Yolumes, illustrated, cloth ............$3 80 %
CHARLES Dickens complete works, 10 vol
umes. illustrated, cloth. 30
W. N. Thuckerny's complete works, 10
volumes. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b 20
George Eliut's complete works, vol
umeS. ................... oV
George Eliors complete works, vol
Edna Iyaiiis donovan awe Two"
Hardy Norseman," "Knight Errant,'
'ln the Golden Days." and "Wo by
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Victor Hngo's works, 6 volumes, Illus
Victor Hug6's "Les Mfserabl;ca,' vol.
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Victor Hugo's LES Miserables, popular
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j. Fenimore Coopers complete works,
1G volumes, illustrated. 8 10
j. Fenimore Cooper's Leather Stocking
Tales, 3 volumes. .........................2 4S
J. Fcuimore Cooppr's Sea Tales, vols. 4S
presen tation edition, 2 volumes il
Illustrated, fancy cloth bfnding..... 3S
The Wandering jew, popular edition,
The Mysteries of Paris, by Eugene Sue,
Longfellow's Prose- Works, Hyperion
and Outre Mer. vols. 95
Tom Jones, by Fielding, vols. 75
Count OF Monte Cristc, by Dumas, 2 vols 75
Count of Monte Cristo, beautiful illus-
trated edition. vols. Observation-Disclosures. ! 95
On the Heights by Auerbach, new edi.
tion. Two volumes. ,..............-..... oO
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MECHANICAL TOYS.

Passenger 25 81 70 % 80 and upward
Iron Freight Trains 25 &c. 81 25 upward
One Horse Street Cars and upward
Two-Horse Street Cars 81 25 81 30 and upward
Brewery Wagons, 81 So
Loaded Truck Wagons 81 Is and upward
Horse and Cart upward
London Cab g md upward
Wagons. 81 5o;.
Fire Engine Hook Ladder Cart and upward
Irons Steamboats,, 81 76
Engine House, with Engine, S6 60
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Do Roosters and Rider etc. at 5 and
Steam Engines 81 and upward.
Dredge Engines 81 Is and upward
Fountai 81 25 and upward.
Lamp Posts 31c and upward
Cannon, 81, 81 and upward.
Iron Stoves, 81 25 and upward
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Illustrated Gift Books
In Sets.
The Marble Fawn,"

By Nathaniel Hawthorne.
New holiday edition. Beautifully Illus
trated with 80 photogravures OF sculp-
ture, painting, ETC., and Of localities In
which the scenes of the book are laid
chiefly views in Rome. With steel
portrait OF Hawthorne. In two vol
umes, 6vo, gilt top; very carefully
printed and tastefully bound. With
slip covers in the Italian style. In
cloth box. List price, s6 co. Our price.s4 Is
Postage, 40cts.
THE Scarlet Letter." (New.),
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violins, 25c, 6oc, 81, 81 Is and upward =.
Zithers, soc and 81.
Banjos, 81. ,..-
Harps, best quality, 81.
Pianos, 5Oc, 81 and upward.
Metalaphones, 15c, 25c and upward.
Harmonicas at 1Oc, 15c, zoe, 25c, Soc and 75e-
Horns at 1Oc, 15c, 25c, SOC and Csc.
Drums at 25c, SOc, 5Oc 65c, Toe, 81 and upward.
Music Boxes, 25c and upward.
CaIiopes at 25c and upward
Roller Chimes, 1oc, a5c, soc, eoc and upward
Below Heads, DC, 25c and upward
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FOR THE YOUNGSTERS.

We have large line Of toy books In paper.
linen and boards. buttons beautiful i'm
ported color books in animal shapes sto..
from 10 up.
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FOBtaRe. III C6ntS.
Eve Of st. Agnes. By John Keats. Each
page is illuminated with fine decora-
tive borders and ornaments in colors,
in illuminated missal style. The most
original and unique work OF the kind
ever made in this country. Small
Quarto, 71sx9N inches. Illuminated
vellum cloth covers. List price, s. 10.
Our rrfna
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wheelbarrows Gron) at SOC, 75c, 81 snd upward
wheelbarroxs (wooden) at 3Oc 4Oc Soc, 75c'
Express Wagons (woode) at 25 oc 400 o5c SOC s 20 anc
Express Wagons (ron) 81 25 81 10 81, " 20 " % and
Goat Carts ut 81 49, IS GO and upward.
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WOODEN TOYS, DESKS

Blackboards (walD at 25c soc, 81 81 20 and upward
Blackboards stands at 75c and ST.
Writing Desks 81 % 50 75 50 49, IS SO and up to 4
Nursery Chairs 85 49, So 2 81 7 IS IS and
High Chairs at 65c 81 5O 81 To- 90 25 50 and upward
Patent High Chairs at So Is and S.
Rocking Chairs 5o 75c 81 2 81 6 81 7 50 and upward
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Plain Chairs 25c, 6Oc and upward.
Rocking Horses at 81 49, 81 sS, So 45 and upward
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shoo-Fles at 81 2 60 IS g. 81 25 81 80 and upward
MUSICAL TOYS.
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One Years Sketch Book. A series of IL
lustrations from the scenes and flow
ers OF the four seasons. By Irene E.
Jerome, in four books. Each book in
unique style OF decorative binding,
and in box. Spring, summer, autumn,
winter. List price per volume, 81 so.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-12
WAR VESSELS.

Concentrating Nearer to chii-Ruslling
Preparations.
WASHINGTON, Ian. little navy depart
ment is informed that the q. 8. s. Chicago
Admiral Wilkes flagship, arrived at Monte
video this morning. The other vessels Of
his squadron. the Atlanta and Bennington,
last reported at Bahia. They are expected
to join the Chicago at Montevldeo. Ihe
future movement of these vessels will be
governed entirely by circumstances. They
were ordered to proceed to Montevideo AND
await further orders. In case Of necessity
they will be ordered to Chill, but unless
such necessity arises they will remain on
duty in the south Atlantic.
It was ascertained this afternoon beyond
q possibility of doubt that the navy DEPART
ment, since the receipt Of the first newH
from the Baltimore inquiry at Vallejo, Call,
has redonbled it's preparations for trouble.
Activity at the navy yard in this city is in
creasing, and the navy department. is push
ing every means of saving time.
A naval officer of great prominence said
this afternoon the public should be ac-
quninted with the great gravity of the Chill
ian controversy. Tho investigation at San
Francisco is developing very startling facts,
and it will be we'll for us to appreciate the
situation thoroughly. ''The evidence taken
out there shows conclusiyely to NV mind
that the assault was u pre-arranged affair
and the inquiry at Valparaiso a mere farce.
I am thoroughly convinced that the as-
sault was premeditated and intended az IN
insult to this government. - n
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Three Of the Escaped Jail Birds Re-
captured for 0nlya Short
Time
One Officer Guarded the Cabin In
Which They Had Been
Hiding.
He Was Whacked Over the Head and
Disarmed They Have Not been
Seen Since.

BUTTE. Jan. 11.-[speciai. Twenty dop-
uty sheriffs are occurring the Parrot corner
and tho flats south Of Butte Tonight with
Winchester rifles and ravolyers. This af-3
ternoou a boy told Officer CantweIl that
one of the escaped prisoners was hiding In
cabin III an alley south Of East Park
street. Two oflicers went there and dis
covered five men inside. Two OF them we're
Stafford nnd Crowley, the escaped safe
blowers Another was Sparks an escaped
highwaymnn, and the other two were not
known. Officer Cantwsll guarded the door
while the other officer went for assistance,
but the fugitives were onto ths
racket. They threw open the door
and leveled three revoivers at Cantwell's
head. He was struck over the head with
the butt end Of a revolver, knocked down
and his revolver taken from him. The
three men escaped and have not yet been
caught. although the chase is a hot one.
The other two men in the cabin were ar
rested on charge of assisting prisoners to
escape. The onbin in which the escaped
prisoners we're concealed was stocked with
turkeys, hams, potatoes, whisky and cigars,
proyender enough to last all winter.
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THE EVIL WEED.
A Tobacco Monopoly Causes Trouble
PersYR

A Tobacco Monopoly Causes Trouble In
Persia.
TEHERAN, Jan. THE agitation started
by the priests against the tobacco regime
resulted in the government withdrawing
from the company holding the concession
the right to establish a tobacco monopoly in
Persia. 10 compensate the company for
the loss thus sustained the govern
ment agreed to pay thu company a
certain aum of money and to give
1t @ monopoly of the export tobacco trade.
This did not meet with the approval of the
priests, and they, therefore, continued the
interdiot they had previously laid against
to to the abolition of the tobacco reggie.
Tho feeling against the proposed mon
opoly grew SO strong that on Sun
day, Jan. 3, a mob assembled at the
Shah's palace and not only demanded tho
abolition of the export monopoly, but
clamored for the expulsion from the coun-
try of the members of the tobacco corpora
tion. The mob became riotous and all
efforts to pacify them were unavailing.
1t was finally found necessary to call
upon the military to disperse the
rioters. This added fuel to the flames of
popular discontent and the mob resisted
the soldiery. In tho lighting that followed
several persons were killed. The govern
ment, finding that the popular agitation
was increasing, decided to change its policy
and todaya decree was issued cancelling
the monopoly given to the company to ex-
port tobacco.
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SOBER AND PitA ACIaABI1E.
We're the DAltimors'H Men When n Attnclke
by tlls ChiitRns.

by the Ghiiians
VALLEJo. CAL, Jim. 11.--Nothing very
new was elected at tho baltimore axamina-
tion to-day, tile evidence being chiefly al
frected to corrobornting that already taken
and TO showing the pernicious activity Of
the Valparaiso police on the day Of the
riot. A score OF witnesses were examined.
All were arrested by the police and confined
in Jail four or five days. great minority
did not know there had been riot until
arrested and tnken to jail, where they
found their bruised ana bleeding ship
mates. Several witnesses testified that the
police tlfst made known q desire TO arrest
them by attacking them from behind, atrik-
ing them with gun butts or cntlnasss. None
OF these men made any resistance although
two o. three, startled by the sud-
den assault. tried to run away;
by mounted officer, knocked down
and beaten. One was stabbed by police
man with fixed bayonet and did not re-
cover for twenty-gix days. Search for the
men who ex pressed to the Valparaiso court
their approval Of tile action Of the police
during the riot. rs asserted by tho procur-
ator fiscal in his report, il becoming almost
as hopeless as the inquiry for the man
that struck Billy Patterson Tho rer
mainder of the time WAS taken up with the
testimony as to the sobriety OF higgins and
IurnbulI, the two sailors who wete mur-
derad, and Dayidson, whom the Chilians
shnye accused OF rloting. The universal
testimony is thnt they wete sober very
shortly before being attacked. No one
witnessed the attack on Turnbull OF knows
the circumstances He is the man who re-
caived eighteen knife wounds in the back
and died in a few days. He made a dying
statement which will probably be put in
evidence Tomorrow.
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situation MT Ascension.

DEMtNa, N. NJ. Jan. 1l.--Excitement still
prevails eegarding tho situation at Asoen-
sion. Col. Sangnez, and his private secre-
tary arrived here from Jaurez and immedi-
atoly left for Ascension. 1t is expected that
ut potamas, just across the border, they
will be joined by an armed customs guard.
A detachment Of 100 troops, ordered ACROSS
tho country from Ghihnahua, is moving by
forced marches aud may be expected to
strike Ascension from the south Wednes-
day. Tho presence of Gen. Sanginez may
have the effect of quieting the disturbances,
which the Mexican officials say il purely
local in character. without political slenif-
canoe. On tho other hand, sympathizers
here insist that Remijo Sais, who leads the
insurgents, is not only capable man, but
large owner of property, who cannot now
afford to hesite that much disoontent pra-
vaiia, and hia original band of eighty will
rapidly be reinforced and swelled to the
proportions of an army.