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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-08-22

The following circular sent out
by John r. Hardie's Sons q Co.,
cotton factors of New Orleans,
under date of the 10th, should be OF
interest to cotton planters:
We take pleasure In stating TO
our friends and shippers that we
are now prepared to offer them
superior facilities for handling
their consignments of Cotton and at
an expense to them OF not more
than oNE-HALF THE CHARGES that
have heretofore been made.
Always progressive and anxious
to advance the interests of our ship
pers, we have arranged to have our
Cotton arrive at, and be shipped
from, PORT CHALMETE-the
terminus of the New Orleans and
Western Railroad, thus avoiding the
excessive Press and Levee charges
of the old city wharves.
At Port Chalmette the Ware
houses, Wharves, Elevators and
Congresses are all on the most ex-
tensive scale and combine the latest
modern improvements, enabling buy.
ers to pay a higher price than If
landed in the OLD PRESSES, and CIV
ing the owner of the cotton BETTER
PROTECTION AT LESS EXPENSE than
formerly, comparison of which is
furnished herewith, to which please
refer.
PREVIOUS CHARGES FOR SIXTY DAYS.
i Cents per Bale
In drayage and storage for
thirty days.. ..............S 90
Extra storage for thirty days.. 10
COMPRISING ................ 81
DIayage to shipside .......... 20
Insurance for sixty days.. "a
Screwing in ship. 81
, Wharfage, tarpaulin, etc.. IL
} Total per bale. .........s2.o4
CHALMETE CHARGES FOR SIXTY
DAYS
Gents per Bale
! In betting and storage for
S thirty days. ...............S IL!
Extra storage for thirty days. o5
COMPRISING. .............. SO
Betting to shipside. ...... l21
t Insurance for sixty days. 10
Z Screwing in ship. ........... 35
! No wharfage, etc.. =.
$l.2l
Differential in COMPRISING. q
o Total per bale. .........sl .O'
Difference favor Chalmette. 81. O.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-08-22

Hon. Sam Baird has been unani-
mously endorsed for Congress by the
Democracy of Richland parish.
From the present outlook he will
have no opposition.
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read, and that of the Speciality Mig,
Co., for $1467 being the lowest and
most liberal was accepted, and the
President authorized to contract with
said Company for said work.
Propositions for building bridge
across Baxter bayou were opened and
read. and all rejected.
On motion of Mr.. Quays, the Presi-
dent was authorized to contract with
Mr.. L. l.. Doran to construct a cul-
vert and dirt embankment across Bax-
ter bayou at $3.50, payable on COM
pletion of contract, the parish to furn-
ish all material. Said contract and
dirt embankment to be built according
to plans and specifications to be furn-
ished by Mr.. T. F. Montgomery, c. Z.
The President appointed Mr.. Mont
gomery supervisor OF said work ana
fixed his compensation at SO.
Mr.. Quays offered the following.
which was adopted, to-wit:
Whereas, The President will incur
an Indebtedness for building crossing
over Baxter bayou; and
Whereas, it now. owes claims to the
town of Providence and School Board
amounting to about 1925, with nc
funds on hand;
Therefore be it resolved, That ne
is hereby authorized to borrow the sum
of $1,000 and issue certificates Of in
debtedness therefor. bearing 8 per cent
per annum interest. Said amount. OIL
as much thereof rs may be necessary tt
be used in paying the above mentioned
|, Indebtedness.
The Finance Committee made TIT
following report:
We recommend the approval OF tn
! e. alas,,c.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-08-22

Watson OF Georgia. was beaten
twice in his district for Congress
man, and he will be so badly beaten
for Vice President that he won't have
wind enough left TO ask where he is
NJ
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Respectfully submltted,
C. A. V0elker.
z. ID. Quays.
Finance Com.
The Board then adjourned to meet
2nd Wednesday. 18th day OF Novem.
Der next.
ROBT. NICHOLSON.
President.
t YANCEY BELL, Clerk.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-08-22

Governor Murphy j. Foster will
take the stump in the Fifth District
ut an early day. Other distin-
guished speakers will accompany
him.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-08-22

sOULE T


UpAf AID p1eloNA awarded this school ~
worlds Columbian Exposition, for great cxoes-
icnce and Improved methods in Book keepan91
maiing over 100 awards by American a1o
ToreIFn Expositions. Has English, Academic
and Shorthand Schools.
cournea. Yhilosophic eystefnss Advanced
Aecounting, Practical and Ethical Lee
"a nv.ct,ces no charlatanism, and makes
M faIse statements and alluring promises 70
deceiye and dupe the unsuspecting. Many
thousands Of Its students are leaders IN al nnes
ef Business.
and Superior to any other in the United States.
Write for FREE Specimen Pages Of souie's
Great Work; 7l6 pp., on Boo keeping.
Address GEO. s0ULs SONS. New oriesas-
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-08-22

The four Italians recently MUIR
dercd in st. Charles parish were all
Italian subjects, and that govern
ment has demanded an investigation.
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answered til

eyes" answered the savage
woman sadly, civilization has in@
deed brought us woes. Rum! Yes,
there's rum; and then l never, until
l became civilized, knew what 1T was
to keep a shirt and shirt waist to-
gether behind" Her lips trembled.
Yet destiny was writ, and it was vain
to repine. Detroit Tribune.
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DR.. r. +. Hewes, Dentist,

Special attention given to Crown
and Bridge work. Prices moderate.
Office in first room over Murfee' s
store on Levee street.
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For Congress.
JUDGE S. T. BAIRD.
OF MOREHOUSE.

A red hot campaign will soon be
inaugurated by the Democrats OF
Louisiana.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-08-22

course, in great reduction in the
cost of transportation"
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TO THE TRADE.

@J. g.. p. Coats Spool Cotton
at 45 less per cent. This price is
to merchants only.
w. N. WHITE, ACT.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-08-22

The Board then adjourned to meet
tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
ROBT. NICHOLSON, President.
YANCEY BELL, Clerk.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-08-22

re Pnrvis. election commissioner. 8 8 90
I,;ck Kevs, election commissioner. 3 90
w r Brown. election commissioner. 3 90
l. Fass, election commissioner 49,. w
RI Walker, election commissioner. W
Jno NJ Neal, election commissioner. %
F + Montgomery, surveying. ....... 10 w
SQUIRE Dicterson. IN II 80
Cammerrial. Fl eraii. printing :. IL 90
EranL McaIuire. sundry B 90
Roht Nicholson. per diem II 90
| r. VoeIker. per diem Is 60
| phil Mc(1nire' per diem so
| 7, N Ouovs per diem 10 go
Total, SllS 30
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no HoRaE oWNERs.

For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try Dr.. Cady's Condition Powders
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over-worked horse. -
reuts Der package. For sale BY drnggista
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Wanted Idea ~ X: !: : : C;

write JOIN WEDDERBURN & CO, Patent Attor.
neys Warrington. D. G.. for their e!0O Prise oues
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Difference favor Chalmette. 81. 04
ssThe item Of differential In COM
pressing is claimed to be due to the
superior work Of the Congresses at
Chalmette, which enables the ships
to increase their loads to almost
double the cargo possible under the
ordinary methods, resulting, OF
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-08-22
JOHN WILLIAMS
Undertaken.
Lake Providence La
Keeps on hand large assortment Of
Burial Caskeis, New, Plain and Qrna
mental Metallic Cases and Wooden
Collins Made and Trimmed to Order
(april 13-S9-lvl

nhamberlsin,s Eye ana Skin Ointment
Is unequalled for Eczema, letter, Salt,
Rheum, Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chappeti
Hands. Itching Piles, Burns, Frost Bites,
Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eye Ida
For sale by druggists at Is cents per box.
Evening star., 1896-12-18

Miss Morton. Prof. and Mrs. Willis Moore.
MI and Mrs. c. W. Vickery. Mr. and Mrs
George W Carr. Prof and Mrs f p An
areEs DIR. J. A. Mclean aud Mr. James
p. Cromwell
Mrs J. Ramsay hewitt viii entertain at a
tea tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. T. kurtx Johnson has invitations
cut for q tea December 80 when Miss John
son will be presented
Yesterday was ladies day ai the Colum.
hia Athletic Club and the club house Vas
invaded by the fair sex in throngs. A gen
erai reception Was held from = until l. when
ught refreshments were served. In the
gymnasium after Prof. Grossly of tn. e
his pupils Sixteen members of the Junior
cisss IN athletics FIRST gave q wand dr'll
aiter which Fred. Franz gave an exhibition
broke the club record, formerly held by
Charles Dudley. of p feet n inches Franz
making an even 1o feet. Prof Grossly as
sisted by Messrs. Ross and Waters gave
an exhibition Of general athletics and Prof
Sarter ana Mr. j. X. Elder gave a sparr!ng
oout After the program the guests were
SHOWN over the club house and dancing
was Kept up until O'Clock The affair was
under the auspices OF the amusement com
m,ttee OF the club. of which Mr. G W
Schmiede is chairman
Miss Allie NJ. Meyns of Northeast Wash
inEton has returned from a visit 10 Massa-
chusetts. Miss $. NJ. Hiu of Hudson. Mass
Is visiting Miss M1yns at the latters home
'Se ath street northeast.
Evening star., 1896-12-18
YOUTHFUL CRIMINALS.
Young Gang Of Htghwaymen
broken In.

An even dozen OF the tougher element Of
South Washington were In the Police Court
this morning on the charge of yagrancy
fhe testimony in the case showed that all
they needed was active leader and a
little organization TO make them a hard
gang of highwaymel
Last evening a little before s O'Clock one
OF Hecht & Co.'S delivery wagons was
standing at the corner of South Capitol and
ID streets. when il was raided by a number
OF colored boys. who lifted" a derby hat
and a couple of other packages. Two
young white boys, Harry Talbot and VIM
Rowe. were In charge of the wagon but
they were outnumbered. and the best they
could do was to whip up and drive to the
NTH precinct station house. The lieutenant
put Policemen Owen and Ward On the case
and they spent the better part Of the night
on an investigation. which resulted i'm put
ting four Coleman brothers, two Jacksons
and six Others. varying from ten TO TWEEN
ty-fiye years of age, behind :he bars.
In the Police Court this morning they
told conflicting stories. but they ad-
mltted that the Coleman boys stole the hat
from the wagon. 1t took about an hour
for Judge Kimball TO sift the matter, but
he finally got IL down TO the point IA here
IL was safe TO let six of the boys go free
The other six were sent TO the workhouse
for thirty days. Later three of the boys
were taken before Judge Miller for their
share in the larceny. Two were sent to
Jail, and the third TO the reform school
Evening star., 1896-12-18
Poor Annie Foley.

When the name of Maggie Givcns was
called in the Police Court this morning
little. sad-faoed old oman stepped up to
the rail in the dock. II was poor old Annie
Foley, who has appeared in court oftener
probably than any other unfortunate In the
District Annie might be a respectable
member Of society today had whisky never
been admitted to her home. She tries 10
drink up ell the liquor in town. and would
probably succeed In time were Il not for tie
fact that the dealers keep on Importing
fresh supplies of her dearly loved enemy.
How did you come to give a new name
this time. AnnieT' asked Judge Kimbau.
May It please your honor. ! was so
drunk yesterday that L don't know what
pame I gave or whether 1 gave any at all.
at ALL
Annie was drunk indeed yesterday. Eeing
a woman. she could not be expected to
throw a stone with accuracy. but when she
Is drunk her aim Is something awful At
any rate. she threw a stone through a wfn-
dow on NJ street southwest yesterday
afternoon. and a few minutes later she
broke three windows on LIST street She
tcld the judge that some boys were poster
ing her. and she tried to throw stones at
them They were in the street. which az
counted for her breaking the windows be-
hind her The judge fined her s. in each
case. and Annie stepped back into the old
familiar cell.
Evening star., 1896-12-18

OOpen Evenings until Christmas
The holiday side of the Glove stock.
AT
PERRY'S.

Perhaps this viii be the last chance shall have to
mention the gvab OF Glove stock detail be
lore Christmas. 1t makes important volume in holiday
Eeraturefor it is founded quality facts. Because it
points presenables that will make good impression
without carrying the OUTLAY up the realm of extravaganza
Ours isn't a reputation that born in day. We
haven't become the leading Govers sudden Of e
fort Patient Notwithstanding and seeking-testng and
ize in price what already popular in quahfasion
Efforts reward is success
Even in these last days before Christmas will ind
the variety full and complete the day the gift
buying campaign opened pair OF Gloves will make
pretty present child But let fix you up
box of half dozen pars-well assorted That will be
princely remembrance
Get your list-and get Gloves down it give
Gloves. Put alongside of this tefor surely
don't to give but the best-ceainly when the
cost greaer-naybe less-we have known to be.
Evening star., 1896-12-18
DIED.

A. CywMAN. mother Of Mrs & T. Robinson
Funrral trom Residence; 10 y street northwest.
baltimore Nd
GANEy On Friday. Dcermter is. Isse. e:ae
am. NELLIE GANEy, in the twenty seventh
Funeral from her brothers residence. a. q sir,-s
nsrrhenst, Sunday, December 20 nj 1
o'clock. Friends and relatives invited
1886 Of heart failure. THOMAS l. GARnNEai.
in the sixty -secsnd year of ads age
Fureral services ., his hate lesidence l5s street
intcrm-at ut cInwosd- private
MILLER. On Thar,<iny. Drcerrb-r IT. 1885, nt
LILO pm. JuLIANA MILLER aged hftr -niae
Funeral from her late rerideacc No $50 9Th sir,et
northwest On saturday, December 10. at
rnnch Sro q, an Ma fsia,em n.ss at 81 Mays
sieetfully invited TO attend
TRUNNEIL. At It-si,urg. Va. on D-c..,ut--r L.
lss6. Mrx. HIZABEIH C. TRJiNNElI. widow
Of the late Daniel W. Tranne4l. In her sixty
The funeral teak Pla, frm her sisters residence.
Miss Weash, At i<s-sisurg.
WEBSTER On THURSDAY December IL 1886. at
ADf1.s. aged tiGee years ' and ten months. "nIS
child Of Clarence u and Fiorrnce Hodges
Funeral private.
YOUNG. On Thursday. December L. 1885, at
IL Is a.m af the residence of her brother in
50 law J. W whsian issis 9th street southwest.
SAKAH f. Young tive beiored mother of Anna
e. Young and daughter of Samuel and AmTc
H. Butt.
Funeral services at Sixth PreS,yt terrain Church 9Th
and streets southuesS. Saturday Decsrni 80
H. at II am
In MrA0rlaa.
CADMAN- In loriag asi affect ieaat~ r-ss-fnhrnnrc
of my dear father. WALTER CADMAN. who
d-Iarted this life one year ago today-Drcem',cr
Is 1895.
May he rest m pra~e.
Bl HIS DAUGHTER LAURA
EOWNS In loving remen,i'ran'e ef my lovin. hus-
baIsd md dear father MAtkhE IboWNS Nhs
died one rear ago foiag-Dcccmiscr IL 1885.
May his soul In peace
ki HIS NIFE AND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1896-12-18
WOmen's
COQOred Pettic0atS,

Practical and sensible garments for
Xmas gifts at moderate prices.
We've splendid assortment.
Outing Cloth Short skirts, neat stripes, Free Ii
back. wide hem. Each. Observation-Disclosures. :o,sc.
Outing Cloth Short skirts, pretty designs, vide
Melton Cloth walking Skirts, deep ruHie OF Mnse.
Black Sattecn Walking skirts. umbrella style.
lined with outing flannel. deep corded r,iffie.
E4icn - .UJ
ID floor,
Evening star., 1896-12-18
Each ST SOS worth of Gloves neatly boxed.
The Imported Novelties.

Reynier'.s 4-bntton Glaee Tan. Mode.
Red Brown. Gray. White. Pearl,
Black and Cream. with Black brode >
81 a pair.
Reynier's 4-buttan Plain Tan AMI
Black Glace-si.75 i pair.
Iieynier's 4buttou Suedes - Tan,
Mode. Beaver. Brown. Pearl. Cream
and Black, with Black brede-s1.7a
pair.
Reynier's iIbutton Plain Tan and
Black Sue1es- 30 pair.
TIefoasse's 4-button DIRK Navy Blue
and Myrtle Glace-to match the poptl-
lar costume tints-sl so u pair
4-hutton Montespan Glace, In all the
leading colors- -S1-5 n pair.
Perrin's 4-button Glaee Gioves-Tan
and Mode. with Black brude-$1JO a
pair.
4-huttOn Gaace-Tan. Brown. Red aud
Cream. with two-toned bnode@$1. . a
pair.
Evening star., 1896-12-18
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following. Wtite-Arthur S. Ferguson and
Aaude Farrell: Arthur E Van Riswick and
Lucy NJ. 81 anks-
Colorcd - Wilson Reed and Frances
Brown; William Nugent and Mary jackson
Evening star., 1896-12-18

State OF Maine Biueberries. per ........ Ioc
Extra Choice California r~acirrs per can. d. :. fec
Best French Peas. Extra Fins" per can. 1ac
State OF Maine Cream Sugar Corn per can . .1ec
Homeless Turkey or Chicken, per can. ..21c
Asparagus Tips, per an................zs
Sholce CANADIAN lobster, Per can.....-....Sn
Choice mixtures OF New Nuts, per Alb. lag 5Oc
Choice mixtures IF New Nuts. per Glib. bag 81 90
Extra Fine Fruit Cake per H. box. 25c
Choice Queen Olives, per large bottle. ...2 25c
Extra Selected Olives In fruit jars per bottle ac
Petit Ginger Waters, per pck--.....25c
German Saited FeaHuts per box ...-....... .10c.
Cheese Crackers. per bex. 1S.
Crosse & Biackweil's Jams, per bottle. .... 2Oc
Evening star., 1896-12-18

4lMttOn Giace-Tan, Mode. Brown.
Red. White and Pearl, with Black and
Self lrode-$l a pair.
4-buttOn Plain Black Glaee-$1 25,
$3.50 and S1.75 pair.
a-button Black Embroidered Glace-
81. 81. so and 81 a pair.
Centemeri's 5-button Giace - Col0rs,
$1.35-in Black. $l.75 pair.
Fosters Siarge-hsok Giaee-Tan npd
Brown, w<th self and White bro.ie-and
Black with Tan and White brode-
81 so a pair.
Fosters 7-hcOk Glace-Tan, Brown,
Gray and Black-$1.75 a pair.
Reyuier's s-button Mousquetaire
Suedes-Tan and Black-$2 u pair
Ksynier's 6-butt0n Mousuuetaire
Saedes and Gray-s1.s5 u pair
TrefOnsse's 4-button Suedes - Tan,
Mode. Gray and Brown-$1-S and
81 a5, n pair.
Evening star., 1896-12-18
The Keystone
Hose Supporters

For women and children without an equal
They have Pateafcd fastener that will not cons
unfastened nhd will not injHre the wearer Fo,
sale in Notion d Dtpartment.
NJ
Evening star., 1896-12-18
Holiday
Canned Goods.

We are now showing full line of
fresh and dainty accessories to the
holiday table, at specially low prices,
and quote few items from Our large
stock as follows:
Evening star., 1896-12-18
Chiadrem's
Shoes

. Bright pongoln Button shots. lrteit tip. sizes
Kid Button Shoes, extended sole. epatent tip,
Kid Buttca, turn sole, patent tip sizes q to S.
t-er pair. 81 -
Md button. welt sole. extended toe. patent tip.
Infants .'Cacks." Softsoied ssheeA all rudefs,
Chiidrens Corset Shoes. very soft skii-for chill.
drrn with weak ankles. Sizes TO $. Per pr 81 ~
I'd floor.
Evening star., 1896-12-18

Ladies l2-button l,eynicr Susdes-.
Black and White - a pair.
Ladies 16-button Reynirr SUICIDES
Black AMI Whise-S3.x fAir
Ladies' S-button Reynier S,sed-s-
evening tints-S2 pair.
Ladies' 12-buitOn sued s. White,
Cream. Yellow and Black- p pair.
Ladies' 16-butten ';uades--white.
Cream and yellow 81 . u pair.
Evening star., 1896-12-18
The New Champnxne VINTAGE.

truly r, markable vintage for quality as we'll
as fer nafSIal drynssx without being heavy now
bing inI1rted is c. II. Mumin's Extra Dry
Evening star., 1896-12-18

RAyniers e-clasp Walking Gloves
x2-25 a pair.
F"vne's 1-ciasp Cav-ndish T.m-ss a
pair.
Fo~ne's l-ciasp Cape Coaching Gloves
81 n pair.
b-nt's 1-clasp Heavy Promruadiag
Gloves-x2 pair.
Perrin's 1-ciasp Elk Tan-xi.jO
pair.
Perrin's 1-clssp Suede Gloves 81 80
q pair.
Evening star., 1896-12-18

Standard
Book Store,
314 9th ST.
Miles OF Books.
Laid in regular order our Holiday Stock
wouid fern path Of sosa reading, extend
ing from the Navy Yard slmost to Ges,se-
tcwn.
And Such BOOksg
Handsomely Bound and Illustrated Gift
Books.
Dainty Litt1e Volumes of Peems
Eiaissate Editions OF familiar Writers.
weHdrrfnly conceived Picture Be0ks for
the children.
Volumes in Large Print for elderly peo-
pie
The Newest Writings Of Popular Auti,srs.
Lots Of every kind. consisting of frsm
two to eighteen solaines-bound In any
number Of styles
Books for
Schools and Libraries
Standard Books by
Thousands.
In short, We prepared to give you
any book by any aHther suitable for any
body.
1t is not worth while to repeat what
everybody knows about prices-they'
proverbia!ly the lowest Washington ever
knew.
BY lam Macfaren:
Kate Carnagie ....................$1. 81 .0S
THE Days Of Auld Lang Syne'. '....... .9sc.
THE Cure Of Souls s''...-..............$1.O
1.-The Mind Of the Master .$1.Os
BY Frances F1odgsOn BUR
nett:
"A Lady OF Quality ''..................$ 81. .0S
BY I'll. Rider faggard:
The Wizard '...................... 81 .OS
This work. which has for several
months been running In serial form, has been
just issued. 1t Is OF the most intense
ly weird and fascinating books, in every way
wonderful She
e. P. Roe's Books:
Seven different titles nmeng them. Very
prettily hoznd and clearly printed on the
best Of paper.
For each volume
SOC.
BY Walter Besant:
THE Master Crnftsman." 'The City Of
Refuge''-either Of them-both are new
S1.O8.
BY Anthony Hope:
Tho Heart of Princess II
9Sc.
The Prisoner of Zensa''-
40c.
BY Mrs. Humphrey Ward:
''sir George Tressady. -. Just completed in
the November Century. In two nicely got
ten-up volumes
-. Sl.2l.
BY Emile Zola:
Rome" His last work-iu two volumes
ST.. .21.
BY Captain Chas. King:
An Army Wife.
Garrison Tangle,
Fort Fraynei
79c. each.
BY Marion Crawford:
We haven't space to name tftles-we want
to emphasize the price
60c. each.
BY the author Of "Chimmie Fadden"-A
Daughter Of the Tenements- A Powerfully
drawn picture Of slum life. Very hand
somely bound and prOfuseiy illustrated. 1t
sells ut most book stores at $l.50-here-
79c.
BY Stephen Crane:
THE Red Badge Of Courage
0Qc.
By Marie Corelli:
The Murder Of Delcin"-
CSC.
By Palmer Cox:
Queer People With Paws and Claws
Queer People Win Wings and stings,
Merry Men and Msnarchx
The very quaintest and most amusing Of
Juvenile books abounding In whole -souled
fun and laaghter-briagipg Illustrations
pFicq 3AC
Evening star., 1896-12-18
Ladies' | Street Gloves.

Reyniers 2-eiasp Pique Gloves Tan.
Brown. Red and Biack-$225 pair
Isynier's 4-buttoa ique Gloves
Tan. Brown. Red. Black, White. Pearl
and Cream 81 pair
Pcrrin's 2-Cissp Pique Gloves-Tan,
MSde. Red. White. Rhck aRd Pearl.
with Black and self brode-x1 80
pair.
Perrin's 2-clasp FTqne Glcves-Tan,
Mole. White md Pearl. with two
toned brOde-S1 so d pair.
Perrin's i-button Elk Tan Walking
Cloves 81 80 q pair.
Evening star., 1896-12-18

Ladies Florence SIX Mittens. with
fancy backs-Sl.a5. sl.65 and s: aS
pair.
ladies I'lain Florence Silk Mlttens-
81 and x1.Is n pair.
Ladies Plain SiIk SiittcHs- soc, 75c.
and 81 a pair
Meas Florence SILK Mfftens-sc n
l,IIF.
Misses Plain SAX Mit,ens-5or
PAIR.