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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-12-19

A new advertising desk is being
prepared for The Morris.
County Attorney Flaherty is in St
Paul, and will return tomorrow.
Hancock was visited by quite ;
destructive fire on last Monday.
County Superintendent Macintosh
was in the village few days last
week.
Senator E. j. Jones went to the
cities Tuesday morning and will re-
turn on Saturday..
The w. G. I. I. will meet with
Mrs. Bonsteel on Monday afternoon,
Dec. "a, at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. T. NJ. Graves of Trempealeau,
Wis, is the guest of her daughter
Mrs. A. A. Gibson.
J. W. Winnings, superintendent Of
schools of Meeker county, is visiting
with E. W. Randall and family.
Alexander Sir and Miss Edna Der
ton were united in marriage last We'd
nesday evening at the NJ. E parson-
age.
The Y. P.S G. E. social held at
the residence of e. F. Bruhn was one
of the most pleasant social events of
this season.
The Northern Pacific passenger
now leaves at 6:45 a. m. instead Of
7:15 as heretofore. The arriving time
remains the same.
The show window of Krueger &
Slawson presents very fine appear
ance, especially when the Christmas
tree is illuminated.
Ferdinand Danielson, who is attend
ing college at St. Peter, is expected
home Friday morning and will spend
the holidays at homo.
The public schools at Benson were
closed last week on account of several
cases Of scarlet fever which have
broken out in that village.
What is nicer than picture framed
for a Christmas present? Either
photos, pasteIs or oils. E, +. Hill
makes frames of al! kinds.
Money
To loan on farm and village prop
erty. ANY amounts and lowest terms.
Apply to II. G. Berry, Morris, MINI.
It is understood that Fl. E. Dye &
Go. will move their stock Of general
merchandise into the Metropolitan
block as soon as the place is finished.
E. S. Slawson, of the firm of Krue-
ger Slawson, arrived in the city Sun
day morning from his home at Plain
view, Mimi, and will spend a few
days in town.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F..
Cooley was gladdened on Tuesday by
the arrival of a couple of little ladies,
who have announced their determine
ton to stay,
The Ski 7 Nah Quartette of the
University of Minnesota will give an
entertainment at the Court house,
Wednesday evening, Jan. End. Pro
gram next week.
Compliments of the season will be |
the pleasing salutation in vogue ere
t he TRIBUNE again greets its readers
so we take the occasion to wish one
and all "MeFry Christmas"
Robert Kinner, the Great Northern
agent, and family intend to spend |
Christmas with friends at Austin, |
Mimi, and will leave on Saturday
next. G.. H. Hebner will hold down
the station during Mr.. Kinner's alb
5ence.
Our schools close on Friday for
two weeks vacation. The holiday
season and the vacation are always
a welcome period to the little ones,
:,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-12-19

The Y. p. S. G. E. social held at
the residence of E. F. Bruhn was, one
of the most pleasant social events of
this season.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-12-19

J. W. Winnings, superintendent Of
schools of Meeker county, is visiting
with E. w. Randall and family.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-12-19

Does your friend smoke? Buy
him box Of those cigars at S. j.
Stebbins Co.'S. for a Christmas pres
ent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-02-15
Man HESTER cESRE,

Read c. J Wars new sdyertisement
See the price. OF hour at tbe Central
Cash stores special sale.
A b.izz,td Mohd,y night gave goo
suprlr Of badly dtiftcd suow.
-RceuIar communication Of Adouirsm
Lo dse tbi. Thursday evening.
Mts. Charlotte Eddy OF Hoosick Fa'le
IL visiting her cousin Mrs Helen NJ.
Hnrees'.
-Thirteeu have been received into the
Baptist church ,ilcc Nov l. and others
are n be received soon
The buruttll,i't already shows signs
q sct,lty snd IT vill be a very busy !o'
c,lity uhen spring opeus,
The dona,iou 81 The Baptist church
istbis, Wednesday ,ye. instead OF Tburs.
Dry ns'a ed 10 last JortSAL
There a'e ,nrsu..jas bible resdiugs
At The scI ool ru-e l,sI NJ. G. Wslset's
every Friday ,,,ltng, Which IRE well al
tende :,
-tofa stoh time longer .. = Bone
ttcel gill make era'iy reduced p'lf's G."
ueus all bo,s clothing lap rotef, one
hIsnks's and Other af'ie'eS
--Dr. McCotuah, op,'cian, reports
large business II At,irt to aud DotH,
vhtfe be oes 90 Tuesdays sud Nedueti
save Of each Vel, He I'll 50 to psslet
os FtijSJ 'tt ssturtsy. Feb - snd q.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-02-15

home for her vacation.
Mrs Rtols Wheeler, ~ years ol
snd very estinshIe lady, hos been luit
| ia with la G,jrpe bat is improving.
Mrs Blsuoberi and daughter q
| Afro. Mass, are spending tie viate
with her lister Mrs Herbert johnson,
Mrs. Al0rz1 Wheeler and dsughtt
Of Wsrdsboro have been spending severa
DAYS With bcr mother, Mrs, VIM. Leor
ard.
There was DO service ia the churci
last Sunday as the pastor Rev Mr., Farm
hsm wes called TO ssti in revival work il
Wafd-b 10.
ARLINGT n.
Phillip c Cullen has had bad lusl
with torses, hsvlog lost three from differ
n' causes within year.
Most OF orr people secured foe ice
from NJ. HuIerts pond in Shaftsbury
More than 1000 cakes were tlken from The
pold.
TIE Arlington Dramatic Club repesl-
All the drama Forced 10 the War in
; !, m last week aud the Salem Press
COM hmeuts the performance, aud say il
the club comes that way again twill be
IA fulI brpaa
- We learn from weetstn paper that
MIR. Hannah " edward, wife OF AlySh S.
" odwatd, died Jan 3lst, aged II earf.
Mrs W,olv6rd had been a resident Of
T pier Grove. Ill. sir CO 1865 She WIS
b m in Bennington county vermont, hr
m ,lten name being HsDnsh Parker. Sic
" as united in marriage to AIvah S Wood.
ward in 1912 and settled in Arlington.
Tp IONS were b rG to them while they
lived lee 10 1859 they removed to Cliff
ton Pork, n Y, residing there two yCars.
They moved to Albany, iIom there ard
Eelt the Union Hotel four ears, Their
tetlrh becoming somewhat broken they,
with iv sons, went west and settled in
Pei lsr Grove, whore they keIt the Wood
ward tottl for a number Of years, The
.go sons, grown TO manhood, were called
away some Yeas ago by desth. The del
,o.sed leaves a h1sband IN n onrD the los,
4 dear compsnlcr. She leaves ont
r tber rLere, G " Parker, and one broth
r and two sisters IN Vermont Mrs Wood
ward ad been IN poor health Tor q NUM-
'ar Of years, She dIed ss she had hVed'
without fears or miseiVings % TO Tue lefe'
'iter' Inv Wild ''l'n 'nS' an'eu'''9 'ne
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fANDdATE.
Miss MSy Deu''ty' VINO n'' oe'" ~
: fe'o'ehOp'
-Tbomss Steele has hired the CIarel ce
Ham ton iafm'
Plenty Of snow and Iumb'ris beng
rs ed to Arlington.
A young child Ct Fed Sickle his
,een seriously ILL.,
- Mr. and Mrs DUEL of Gleus Falls s,e
.isitinx relatives IN Town.
Mac M,Ila,d has ,I,,eI her h I'd
rm Il school 10 DistNo l.
uho,naus, has re,,,red 70 ,owr
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fose his leg several days ago Dr. A."
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There is 40 unusual amount Of ckI
ess 10 town aud Dr. Austin OF Rupert CT
u 81 cGuire Of Salem are here nearly tyi
~ day.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-02-15

Roy PARISH aud wife are busy caring
'ot their ues boy.
-Chsrles HOLE Lss been home from
school ten days on sccoun, Of ilness.
-Tb,re are to be many changes IN real
estate and uetot,ce the fol owing; John
Houser has sold his fum to Levi, Love-
and. Roy Parish has tonight Il Noel
Bentley irr, Alexander Naabinney will
rstarn 70 bls isrn in The sprtog, g J
Woo uiIl occupy the John Fsrer farm,
Charles H.dasay has r'b'ed bis place to
bic brother Edaln ana Charles Sheldon
utll carry 90 tie grsodnoth'r. farm.
VEST Hlrrrr
Hiram psrieu Of Httrru vii hsve
charge ol Z Hsye's f-ro rhe ecuirs ga
son.
-FtAul shtl3on snd Nj Glars H.dri
way we,e married =, 'he Dueiples church
wedne.d., and To, tie evening tram for
the north,
IA ? Doh VI
-Bu'ct trorly ND NJ, Dryden are
bcth g, vtns from tbs,r /, .n'ies
Mr.. b A Rogers be bten II resien
Cd Nth ru,uu stIs tut ls tcue better.
-Itstt sas quite ssvere nov .torm
FRIDAY ard Ssferiav md tuotLer one
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-01-25
Kelley Cure Address.

Thomas Leigh, Jr., of Augusta de-
lvered an interesting and earnest adj
dress upon the Kelley Cure, in the Con-
gregational church, Sunday evening, to
Il good sized audience in which ladies
predominaed in ratio of about four
women to one man.
The speaker ranked the discovery of
the bi-cloride of gold remedy for in
ebriety as one of the wonders of the
nineteenth century. 1t was the result
of many years of intense study and
scientific research of practicing ply
sician, based upon the theory that inc
briefly is disease and there must be a
specific for it.
Mr.. Leigh gave as his theory in re-
gard to intemperance that, when it is a
sin moral influence and the Grace of God
may effect reformation; when a crime the
heavy hand of the law may be invoked &;
when disease medical skill must be the
remedy. He would abate nothing in
moral and legal efforts which have done
so much good but when these fail he
would invoke medical science, this great
discovery made by DR.. Kelley. There
are now Kelley institutes in every state
in the Union, 90 in all. the remedy is
within the reach of the whole people and
he earnestly advised all sufferers from
the drink habit to avail themselves of
treatment.
The Kelley remedy has effected cures
in from So to % per cent of the cases
treated. l6s, 200 persons during the past
10 years have been treated successfully,
producing au amount of joy and gladness
to this multitude of men and their
families and friends beyond calculation.
The treatment WAS not sure remedy
for those who were foolish enough to re-
turn to their cups and will not provide Il
man with brains.
The address was under the auspices of
the Congregational society was a fore
ible, eloquent presentation of the subject
and was listened to with close attention
by all present.
Rev. r. b. Mathe VS., the pastor, pre-
sided, Rev. +. G. Moses read the script
ure, Rev. c. V. Hanson offered prayer.
and the choir of the Congregational
church provided very acceptable music.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-01-25
Somerset Pick-UpS.

Amos Lawrence of st. Adams WAS
tried before Justice Bowden at Hartland
Wednesday for burglarizng A. T. Bge-
lows store in st. Adams few nights
ago. officer Williams in searching Law
rence's premises found only one article
that Mr.. Bigelow could identify AS his
property fibre water pail. After Il
full hearing Lawrence was discharged.
the evidence being deemed insufficient IL
hold him.
The family of Leroy Walton occupy
| part of W. X. Richardson's house on
t main street in the northerly part of
North New Portland village. At Z
O'Clock in the morning, they were awak-
| ened by smoke, to find a fire we'll under
way around stove pipe Mr.. Walton
by the use of an axe AMI water soon ex-
tingushed the fire. A. the wind was
blowing gale, and the house being sit
uated at the windward end of the street,
if the fire had not been discovered aud
eXtinguished as it was, it must have de
stroyed many buildings.
The two story house and stable of
Frank Bryant on Nichols street, Pitts
field, was burned Friday morning about
| O'Clock. The fire started in the stable
The upper story was occupied by W. +
Downs as tenantI He lost all his furni.
ture. The furniture of Mr.. Bryant was
partially saved. Two good horses in the
stable were burned, AS the fire had made
much Roadway before being discovered
The buildings were nearly new. lnsur-
ed on buildings and goods for $1,000
| which will but partially cover the loss
which is estimated at $1,000. Severa
carriages. sleighs, express carts, har.
| nesses, etc, We're also burned.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-01-25
The sleighing about town was never

The sleighing about town was never
better.
Many private ice houses have been
filled the past week.
c. IL. Atkinson and wife have return
ed home to East Boston.
Geo. Sampson expects to open up his
drug store early in February.
l.. w. Chase returned Friday from his
absence in Massachusetts.
Mr. A. II. Noyes of the Leland Tan
ming Co., is in Boston on a business trip
Mr.. Nobert Xrutzky, ladies' barber,
at Colby's, is meeting with good success.
See advertisement.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Brown are on a
trip to New York, where they expect to
| remain month or more.
DR.. W. IL. Stevens of Cambridge
| Mass, came to town Saturday morning,
called here by the illness of Mrs. w. II
| Fuller.
Paul Theatre Co. had Saturday even.
ing, one of the largest audiences in
Coburn Hall for a long time, and give
good performance tonight.
A. }. Libbey. proprietor of Pine Tree
Stock Farm, Gardiner, was in town
Saturday and purchased matched pail
of bays for II customer; made up of q
good one bought of c. W. Day and one
of f. 5. Foster of Canaan, paying Sl75 .0C
| for each.
A special invitation hop will be givel
at the Heselton, on Friday evening OF
this week, to those receiving invitation,
only. Music will be furnished by
Dinsmore's Orchestra, and it is expected
X. b. Hall, the cornetest, will be present
at this hop.
For long time the law library at tn,
Court House has suffered much incon
venience from lack of shelf room. As
remedy for the evil, Hon. d. ID. Stewart
was commissioned by the Law Library
| Association connected with the Somer
set Bar, to purchase book case, which
he did on his recent visit in Boston
while en- route to the south The case i.
of Dummer make, revolving. the wooc
of cherry and will accommodate 20(
volumes. 1t arrived Saturday and was
set in place the same day.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-01-25
uSg In our 10 cent Assortment we have An as
sortment never before afforded at the Price
NOTE THE LIST 44p

\ Mad Love by Bertha NJ. Clay.
Lady Audley's Secret by Bradduu
Last of the Mohicans by j. Finnemure Cooper
A Little Rebel by The Duchess
Lord Lisle's Daughter by Charlotte NJ
Braeme
Loves Atonement by The Benton.
Last Days Pompeii by sir f.. BulWer Lytton
John Halifax Gentlemen by Miss Mulock
Ladies Fancy Work
Modern Home Cook Book
Oliver Twist by Chas Dickens.
Forging the Fetters by Mrs. Alexander
Esop's Fables.
AnderSons Fairy Tales.
Anna karenna by Count Tyof Tolstoi
At the Worlds Mercy by Florence Warden
Child's History of England by has Dickens
David Hunt by Mrs. Ann 5. stephens
Dora Thcrne by Bertha VI. Clay
Imitation of Christ
Longfelow's Poems
Allen Quartermain by II. Ridder Haggar
A Little Rebel by The Duchess
Anna karenine by Count Lyof Tolstoi
a Fiery Odeal by Charlotte VI. Braeme
Brave Little Woman by Mary A. Denisnn
Davis Fortune by Florence II Warden
Great iesper by Frank Barrett.
Handy Andy by Samuel over.
Heir of Glenville by Francis \ Dunrage
1t never did run smooth by Mrs Jane Austin
Lady Mary by Ann :. stephens
Little Irish Girl by The Duchess
Marriage al Sea by W. Clark Russell.
Mill Girl of Tyrol by NJ r. Caldor
Boys Own Book Of Indoor sports.
Life of Daniel Boone by Flint.
East Lynne by Wood
Dukes Secret by Bertha VI. Clay
Longfellows, Tennysons, Bryants and Burn
Poems.
Lady Audley's Secret by Braddon
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-01-25
Gard of Thanks

The committee having in charge the
recent anniversary and banquet of the
A. O. L. W., wish in This manner To
publicly express their gratitude and
thanks to the ladies who not only CON
trbuted so largely but labored so in-
dustriously to the end that the affair
might be the great success il proved !:
also to the X. +. q1ar~tte, Messrs. f.
c. Tavlor, e. +. Dealy. W. II. Langley
and Albert Watson, for their kindly as
sistance and aid 10 the musical portion
of the programme.
Il. :. FLAGG,
FRANK PRATT. Com
j. H. WILLIAMS.
SkOWhegan. Jan. 20.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-01-25
CoHee

The post prandial exercises following
were presided over by Hon. $. j. Wal
ton, and the many speakers all express
ed thanks to the honorcd guest, Mr.,
Bishop, for the reputation given our
town as horse center.
In closing the evenings festivities Mr..
Bishop was made the recipient of a
beautiful diamond ring, from his friends
as a mementC of the occasion.
He was also presented with II fine
picture, nicely framed, of the beautiful
stallion "All-so," the head of Fairview
Stock. Farm. of which horse Mr.. Bishon
has always been great admirer.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-01-25

DO not fail to read the Kelley adver-
tisenent and when reading rem -mber
that Mdiae's Kelley Institute is at Deer
ing, Westbrook junction, (Portland)
and that it is Maine Institution and
only Maine patronage is solicited. 1t is
the finest Kelley Institute in all New
England. Clifton J. Bailey, representa-
tive, Skowhegan, Me-, or Deering, Me.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-01-25

1t is great stalwart soul, that quail
fies a man to think great stalwart
thoughts; and if you have not such a
soul, come as close as you can to man
who has, and you will become richer
without his being made poorer.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-01-25
Bishop BanqiIeted.

For many years past, MI. Geo. w
Bishop of New York city has made pc
riodical trips to our town in quest of
horse flesh for customers, for friends
and for the general market, and not I'M
frequently accompanied by many wealthy
magnates of that metropolis. During
all this time many thousands of dollars
have been exchanged here for good ami
mails, and not only have our people been
left richer in dollars and cents by these
visits, but our county and town has Sc
cured a reputation in New \ ork horse
circles that makes us the envy of many
other portions of Maine.
For this condition of things, there
fore we are indebted to Geo. w. Bishop,
and in recognizance of such fact his
Skowhegan friends resolved to tender
him a banquet on his next visit to town.
This opportunity occurred Thursday
evening of last week, and Hotel Hesel-
ton was the scene of the event, which
was participated by a large number OF
representative people, unusually large
| considering the little time in which the
plans were perfected. The following
was what Landlord IIeselton set out fol
his guests;
Blue Points
Ox-Taii
Small Onions Olives Sweet Pickles
Fried Smelts, Tomato Sauce
French Fried Potatoes
Orange Fritters, Claret Sauce
Escaloped Oysters
Roast Chicken, Gibet Sauce
Mashed Turnip dashed Potato
Boiled Cabbage
Russian Salad
Orange Jelly and Cream
Vanilla Ice Cream
Fancy Cakes Lemon Marmalade
Apples Raisins Figs Banana,
Nuts Oranges
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-01-25

The resident members of that once
popular organization the +. b. A. held
their 9TH annual reunion on Friday even
ing last at Hotel Coburn, at which time
their host. Mr.. Haines, set before his
guests one of the finest of banquets of
which the following was the menu;
Celery
Oysters on the Half Shell
Green Turtle
Boiled Salmon Potato la Royal
New CucumberS Radishes Lettuce
Boiled Capons, Oyster Sauce
Potatoes a la Italienne
Roast Turkey. Giblet Sauce
Onions with Cream
spanish Puffs Chicken Croquettes
Chicken Salad
Boiled Quail on Toast
Roman Punch
Cigarettes
Bombe Glace
Tauchonettes
Apples Malaga Grapes Oranges
Assorted Cake Layer Rasns Mixed Nuts
Coffee
cigars
After the usual exercises incident to
the reunion were gone through with the
following officers were elected Pres,
Geo. +, Sampson Vice Pres, Geo. Smp-
son; Secy., 7. II. Anderson. The per-
sonnet of the party present was as fol-
lows &C. II. Atkinson, East Boston.
Mass, G. F. Ward, X. Il. Patten, Geo.
Simpson, Rob't. Mckenzie, Ira A. Nor
ton. Fred W. Nash, II. B. Goodwin, T..
H. Anderson, A. F. Dyer, F. r.. Stew
ard. Geo. Sampson.
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is
Ere: (. i.

We only want tell you fact and leave it for your
consideration. 1t is this.
Our heavy weight goods going to be sold prices
that will sweep them off our counters to make for
Spring Stock We after buyers Our bait is bargains
Mems 81 900 Suits $1,000. We have still greater
gains in Fur Coats Overcoas for men ard boys, &c,
Prices SO hard that you can't afford to trade
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-01-25
Remember THE PLACE.
M. B. HESELTON'S.
1877 Water ST., Skowhegan.
CO. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing under the name
OF Cairns, Goodrich x Bartlett is this day
dissolved by MUTUAL consent. Accounts
due the late firm must be paid on or be-
fore March 1St, 1904 Mr. Goodrich
takes certain proportion of the accounts
and parties he calls upon may make pay
ment to him or any and all accounts may
be paid at either store
All liabilities of the old firm are asSum-
ed by the new firm this day formed.
Ian. Sth, 1891
FRANK S. CAIRNS.
EVERETT T. GOODRICH.
d II. BARTLETT
The undersigned hereby give notice
that they will continue the business of the
late hrm under the firm name of Bartlett
& Cairns, at the Old Brick Store, ~,
Water Street and At the etchcr Store.
In. Sth, 1904. 5w2
BARTLETT X CAIRNS.
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a Few New Things.

Before you give an order for large PORTRAIT
want to show you my
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-01-25
Notice Our List of IL cent Books.

Blackbird Hill, by Esther Searle Kenneth
Brezie Langton, by Howley Smart
Camille by Alexander Dumas.
Christie johnson by Charles Read.
Dark House by George Maurilla Fem.
Dateless Bar gain by c. l.. Perkins.
Dear Life by j F.. Pareton.
For Mammies Sake by Grand lien
His Helpmate by Frank Barrett.
Fronteirsmen by Gustave Aimard.
ivan the Serf by Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.
Jet. Her Face or Her Fortune by Mrs. Annie
Edwards.
King iolomons Mines by II. Rider Haggard.
Lites Remorse by The Duchess.
Lilly Lass by Justin McCarthy ).
Malta Tale of Caravan by Robert Buc 4
anan.
Master OF the Mines by Robert Buchanan
Michael Strogoff by Jules Verne.
She by Rider Haggard.
Through Green Glasses by F. w. Allen.
Tour Of the World in Eighty Days by Jules
Verne
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea by
jules Verne.
Wizard Of Granada by NJ. T. Caldor
Vivian the Beauty by Mrs. Annie Edwards
yellow Mask by Wilkie Collins
What Gold Cannot Buy by Mrs. Alexander.
Master Rockfellows Voyage by w. Clark
Russell.
Mr.. Frontiscue by VIM. Westal!.
Angel or Devil, ANONYMOUS