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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-05-24
Intended for an Epigra IN

A cynic is a man who is worse than he
feels but tries to feel worse than he is
N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-05-24

If you would have friends, you must
have faith in them.-Ram's Horn.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-05-24
Hoods .SaIabmM
A Talk to Teachers.
Hlaz22lE5ll1lZlE

Hoods Pills liver ills; the non-irritating and
only cathartic to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-05-24

) THE shrill loud
notes of the bugle
Ring out in their
ia nlno
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-05-24
MERRILL FREMONT"

Born 1885, Killed at Gettysburg, 1868. ="
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

Mrs Leslie Carter is convelesc'ng.
-.Heueuct Arnold was produced in
Minneapolis last week.
-Alclma Patti has announced in Lon
don Chat She VIII visit America next year.
-Aueu-ie Van Eienc gave his lp0th
performance az "The Broken Melody h
l.nsMud recently.
Cr... and "The Christian is highly
successful n Australia.
-VlUory Eatemm has been ENGAGED 10
.Isv the Ieadius role IN the comihs pro-
ductiou of "Thc Eowcry After DARK
-UUF1 Clark. now -tudmg 900 PARIS VIII
rc-gu. Che place of prima donna WIN
Dee WOLF Hopper upon DIS return 10 luls
country.
Waiter Jones' angel did not make good.
and Oh. company which had gathered al
prtsbure for "Thc Gay Dcbutanie' Was
di. banded.
.ltr Maurice Grau finds Chicago faith
Joss 10 grand opera. The gross ie.eipts o..
his season there we've NOT equal To the
subscriptions for the coming performance
u Boston.
james *. Hlokctt is going 10 play the
ffle role in the dramatization OF VIM
SION Churchius successful novel, i'leh-
4ra Ctrvef" which Theodore Burt Slyfe
SIS Arranging for the stage
III b. reported that Charles W>n"hann
fas turned his theatrical business into "a
stock company capitalized az t2'Ho". ana
chat lt g. to receive salary of t-''" ana
o. percentage of thc profits
Louis Hcnucr has been engaged 70
oririnato one 90 the leading roles I'm
"Thc Princess chic the rev comic opera
hv Kirke Ia Shenc and Julian Edwards
uat win le produced here i'm January
Claries Hav,rcv. the English actor.
| dis'ocated nis shoulder while playing 10
"Thc Messenger From Mars n London
Cd, November ODD Hc purkily plo} ed on
! ninth tine lual curtain. when he tainted,
/ a. a result of thc accident 'he theatre
} MAS closed untN Monday hst
Echenraal- began last week Cor the
proauction in january ot new comic
oncra. entitled "rhe Princess Chic boy
| ttirko In Shello and Julian Edwards
! The lbrctto IS written around certain ro-
! mantle incidents iu French history OF me
! fifteenth century
. m As probable that James O'Neill viii
! make a tour 90 Ireland in the Spring.
| ri.bort A. CO.. Mr.. O'NcNis managers,
| state that they are now making arrange
/ mpnts 90 that end. and that should they
! he successful Mr. @ Neil and bis con0onr
v,iu r.roennt "The Nusketee-r' ana Non
4 te c. r'nefe"
/ -David anderson IS hach on Java.
| na where ne securei co1trol recently OF
! he Payret Theatre II seats $500 Mr..
/ henderson intends 20 r'"a he HaVanese
bich-class vaudeville huflesque and opera.
/ ono trct ,,.tf 'e ere"ed on Decent "~
/ % vita a yaul lls ertoinment' MI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03


TO subscribers Richmond Irlephone 'o'
Please add ihe following new stations
FOO your list
U3 AbeL Miss Caroline 3a east Main
street.
e6. American National bank, 1903 east
Al1in street.
1905. Addison, T. D., 900 east Grace
i5s' Brimmer. n. b. acs south Laurel
i25. Braxton. ]. IT., 10 west Jackson
20 Bishop. s. j.. 523 nor.h Eighth
street.
ia,s Prauer r. W.. as west Main
street
49,, porti-t IT, C. G. Co. Cos east Main
street
pa Christian church, Seventh and
Grace streets.
1-i4 Chcsterman. W. "a, 1u3 Park
avenue
in Exchange for Womlns Work. 800
east FRANKLIN street.
1861. Fire Department 40. D. Marche-
lis Gordon. w. t.. 1900 cast Broad
.t-..t
mad rarner Charles D.. Hardware
clr,n.r, 5iq ea-t Marshall street,
aj. harmon. Mrs. T, tp west Broad
street
$40. Jacobs. B A.. --} west Ma.l -tra.
a9- Tanks w n. el0 east 1lain street.
ZOE Neseee. Miss Marie. j. south Third
-tr..-
M, rirbtfo.t G. Co.. j. 70. Thirteenth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
NEWS OF HORSES
AND I0RSENEN
Some of the IrOttors and PAGERS at
Acca Stock Farm.


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

ff-....,- f..urrUfinu
-
tf,adc-.or Will establish roof garden
3d.. G~.. iD paysua.m connection v'..
a.. Theatre
,....- ..., r,...-.. will. ,I..a .nrfr ...-
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.. ,.,.. win s,r,c4r no a leading
'..". ...-,I ..'.,i.s ir an entertain.
'H' ~ tie hast Things m
H,Hl MAJ D.. ..tfo.t., e..tar" aliu.
Gus .. '..i .4l,., Successful .burle-4..-
~ l'-.,. i-,,,. t,e mast fe9. seasons
.u .,.,...... make f.
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arp ear t"' '' ,t-.,f u-.I... F.a..
-'h'''" ' ,.- Ais. mo. OBJ. ,,
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J'neisoA "u'''l.' ...~ I'M ..o
f4F' H.I Cd. 10y
aI.e ME Iolrea.
Those sian"liI'7 o' '"'
Dramatic Mirror now 'h I'D.
promise that in ii- literary 'i' "I
features this publication VIII .e I'-'o up
90 the hgh standard for years miIN'.'I
bF The Mirror and tr feature N'I
united with the lntalNaI.- i''-'
OFF thc regular Mirror. Ih'
as t' .,. .n +.. r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
THE STAR COURSE.
The Bos,onia sexte,te Coming Thurs
day Night.

Tn, third number Of this seasons Star
corrss win be given IN Association Han
og ybnrs4ov ID eember 5th, by the Bos-
toni. s',t.tt. o.1b. assisted by Miss Hell
,'r,....r.T ID, fh. SCAR Course last season
r-- ,s.. erst aim. and there was great
demand FOR Their return. II Is an expen-
s,ye o~gsnization. and without question
h IN the lead OF an others in It's class.
,rn. ci,,h h. engaged. and will have with
4, an this ,rip. Wulf Fries. the great cello
nlaver who has appeared in over seven
thonsand concerts I'm the fifty years he
has been up1a DE platform and while
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
seennn cron of KasnbcrrIes.

Mr. q schneider of Third Avenue.
Chestnut hin. who is with Messrs. Stokes
G. Dunn. has on his place raspberry BUSH
es in the open air, which are now bear
ina, o. second crop The phenomenon has
excited much interest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03
Excellent Riding and Driving Horse

for sale cheap; Virginia-bred sire OF Nor-
folk; perfectly sound one-year-old.
owner leaving town. Apply az 81 east
Grace street ue'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

mIr0H N TI-I- N .I"|-H|I"
ro-... n b....n IoH. n.. ...u ..l
.H. n -. .u.... fr..s ..
,... uI.. IH. n..n.aa..
u.rt.. .u.n ..|I0 IUl
.. .... kin. r..
An er..I r..... .r .r.. good
harness I such attention . I.a
r.I u.. .....
r a condition .. ...... .. .t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

vAEuLD. -FOUR GOOD TIMERS. AP-
Ply 20 JOHN l.. ROSE. Manager ~
east Broad street. dea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

At THE BIJOU.
A bin n keeping with the standard OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-03

James o. sm.ln ct rf.s r owner
Afosul goo l-3. Roster 40 I'D. ana
other sast trottera has added .o hia s'-.
bic the bay stallion wills nr sou
jay Bird and Mia May taAt -liea '.'.'
enacina) and others bilo-AD MN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

while the American university ath-
letCs have been made much OF during
their stay iu England. they have not
entirely escaped the criticism which
generally greeted their predecessors
here. says u London dispatch They
have been severely criticised OWING lp
tho fact that they brought ~ tape meas
ure on the grounds and checked the
rings measured Tor thDIr hammer
throwing, and tho English public has
taken every opportunity tD pmphlHizc
the fact that the English won every
event whore stamina ana endurance
were required. Al beet. the praise
given the Americans has been mixed
with coudescpnaiou. President Hunter.
Of the Cambridge University Athletic
club saying in his speech at Saturdays
dinner that they really ala not know or
care exactly where they came from.
but wcrp satisfied they were real good
spartsmon; while Truth thiH week sayH'
"1'hc lesson we learned r. one that viii
do an immensely ~ good, and that is
that the men OF Harvard ana Nalo are
real good fellows, 90 very very differ
ent from what many believe Americans
10 be-"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12
Comisky Recalls Famous Strug
giles on the Diamond
DETRoIT.sT. LOUIS CONTEST


Talk about the element of luck Ia a
bail game" observed Manager Comisky
Il remember game between Detroit
and st. Louis when we played them
for the worlds championship when We
made ~ hits and Detroit made four and
yet they won outs TO lin 70 innings.
II was played IN Detroit and We bud
them one 10 nothing until the ninth
when Honest John Kelly, who was
umpirinp. put them in the game with
decision that Z always insisted was
wrong They got two moro 10 The
thirteenth and beat az. GptzcIn ana
Curruthers were DOING the pitching and
Charlie Bennett was catching Tor thcm.
We kept making hits ana I krpt send
Ing the Browns To- second The result
was that Bennett throw out ~ men 60
Dunlap who was playing second We
Wcrr supposed Co Do the best base rum
ming team In the business. but bennett
reWod uH up. We Fot back 90 Detroit
later in tho series ana the fans shipped
in silver dollar apiece Tor BENNETT
They bought o. new whoclhurruw and
nllnd % uu. And then they made
charlie wheel u around the hlcH with
o. baud ahead ot him ana % couple OF
hoyn bohIud TO pick up the dollars that
dropped on and throw them ba.k In
the rllu."
"That was probably the most exc
panHyc baseball trip that ever was
taken continued the manager "Wo
bad o. -ivyial train with % sleeper Tor
each club. u sleeper fur tho 49, Louis
directors ana their families, another
for the Detroit directors ana their
families. u dining ear ana % couple of
baggage ears. We We're out two weeks
and when Won der Abe. who owned tho
g. Louis club. and SteuruH, the Detroit
mngnate. settled with the Pennsylvania
road, 10 cost thrm something like &2N,-
900 or 500 COO OF course we lived llk"
princes and the baseball people. owners
managers and players In every city We
visited were entertained luviHhly. but
u was not u very satisfactory way to
travel. one NJ the teams was sore ana
the other Jolly all the time and they
couldn't be- expected 60 got along very
we'll We gut the short end. too. Tor they
beat ~ out, We played 10 big crowds
and ln IN. association cities they rooted
Tor uH and In the league cities Detroit
got the applause, and the Zig Four
At that time there wasn't us ruch feel
Ink over the gaines nH there was when
We beat Chicago twice FOR the worlds
championship. Those were the days
when 81. Louis was really "a rival Of
Chicago and II was anything TO beat
the Chicago team. III guarantee that
thousands Of people went away from
every game IN -. Louis without their
hats or with broken canes and umhrcl-
las when we won everything went,
There d. no use talking. there ~ no
city In the world like st. Louis FOR a
winner"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

Nstionai Circuit OF the League Of AmerI-
cnn Wheelmon Profitable Ia Promoters.

:,
Nepott' hnNlnk oe,n circulated 20 w
hna not bren success 10 dut'' the inglH
may DE Of interest TO wheelmen. The
CIRCUIT started the iattet part or June
az indianapolis, ana mas been taking In
lhe cycling ccutctH OF me Middle states.
Every meet hut one mas resulted m
pinul TO lhH promoter lhc exception
was not dlsnppolntlng Tor 10 was the
Fourth ut July week al ST. Louis, when
had Co he postponed 90 "a week night
~, Louis ~ nutgruuslN paa town Tor
cycle racing on ulhrf Nulh imam q SAi-
urdny or holiday ana the promoters
carried out the program rather than
dlsuppolnt the circuit chnsrfH, Ihc
meet az JuncHvllle made money the ilfst
day, but on the second duy II ialned
and the races were called on. There
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12
MOTIFS ron nA.rnALL WIN.
short Dlts Of Interest to Fans, Cul'ed from
Sporting Life.

white. tho icft.hnnd pitcher Of
Georgetown university. has Joined the
Orange Athletic club team, ana liuyler
Wcstervolt has been released.
The baltimore club suspended Pitcher
Jerry Nops FOR a month 10 recover from
several cornwall esCupndcs. 10 II not
JerryH first oncnHc.
For biz man. Wagner OF Louisville
d. very quick ON hlH feot when he
throws across the diamond the bah
travels as n shot out OF canonn
beaumont the Milwaukee boy who
fought his way into tho Pittsburg team,
Dr. there 20 stay. and he promises 10 be
one NJ tho nnda of tho season,
Catcher Joe sugdcn of Cleveland Is
STICK abed nnd shrckcngoHt Il doing all
Of the backatopping although McAllls-
tor IL also available In case OF acci-
dent.
Mcuraw N the Baltimore has
reached base on an average uf twice
per Tnmc this season, Tie has received
lu tho nolghhOrhOod N 10 free passes
tu nrHt,
Chlcngo ls somewhat crippled, VOL
vcrton's injured shoulder viii keen him
out Tor az least ave weeks, and lnngo
IL IN indefinitely with charley horse"
After haggllng for week over
matter NJ $50 the Boston directors IL
nnlly gave IN 90 Grand Rapids and for
$500 bought the right 10 sign young
Pitcher Bailey.
Bnl Joyce tells the st. Louis writer's
that the new baseball league VIII be- q
go sure. nlll expects 10 catch on with
the new St, Louis team-lf there Is one.
Secretary Young. OF the national
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

Mlstress-"Got dinner today on the
rnsoliue stove. Bridget" bridget
"plazr. mum. I dld thry. but IN stove
whit out" Mistress. TRY again. then"
Bridget. Yes. mum. hut IT'S not como
hack VT. 10 whit out trough M roof"
Ike stuhlcs.--"Ili. what was yer OBJ
HEX ln buyln that Ter patch % sterile
land down 90 stony Corncrs2" Hiram
Oatbln. zone of my schemes. Ike, I'm
goln' 60 pnstur' the cows on that 'er
land nm give Thorn city folks that now
tangled sterillzcd milk right from the
cow"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12
ARABIAN HORSES IN BATTLE.

Arabian horses manifest remarkable
courage In battle, II is said that when
a horse OF this breed finds himself
wounded, ana pcrcclycs that he viii
not be able TO bear hls rider much
longer. he quickly retirea from the
conflict. bearing his master 20 place
of safety while he has stlll sufficient
strength But w. on the other hama,
the Rider n wounded, aud falls 10 the
around the faithful animal remains be-
side him. unmlndful Of danger. neigh
ing until assistance II brought.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12
rrllnnrlnnnr nfIllilrluvI
WHEELING, OUTDOOR SPORTS.
lrnnnnnn nfInn1tnnnnnnnnrnnn

MI
r,nnnnn1,,r,rE
board. has given notice that the Iiil.
unis-ioWu league has qualified and paid
FOR membership under tha national
agreement
The Young pitchor t1IuUuvur yyb,
pitched cleveland Co victory DO wash.
iugtun last Friday. hus mot gyt signed
with that club. the salary offered not
sui'ing.
Jimmy Ryan ln this DIE thirteenth
loads the Orphnna uf th. Bad mn
L1ugc the much-fearod s.ugr,r ls bait
tng below 900
The New YorIm have .oat more thnn
"a dozen games by their W,iIuaas Yu
third base. Grady is NOW PLAYING tho
bag. and doing better than any III hIa
predecessors.
Manager Fred CLARKE o. much pleased
with hIa new first baFemuu. Mike kHItv
who VIII iu Frcl'H opinion. ba the auuHi
uf any league first baaomau with "a
months experience.
g., r...,.- -,t, d.. ,...,.r.... .........
Efforts 10 ret away from tho Cincinnati
team. As vet there has been ua sua-
plrl1n ~ un offer from amy club in the
fioasue for Tnyiors service.
.,., ,.,.,......
" VIZ $780, ,.il''I,'', uuns
to feel thu train and lot down. aud tho
team lately has not boon batting well
,.u- .,...........
,,'i, l'a 3i W. -, o w..
that lHy ullg ~ 49, "' i,I iln un1
error column and f1ttculus thU base hit
record M Inc suporbls.
,...,,--. t.t. t.. 49,.
I'd. eahlnN w till',l V"Iip',ln lunl
PUG, uelHlha NV. 'ullI,a '.4Nh Wllh
~. ya,l'ils lnu' . .l uU,.'s Wv W..
ua u prolonged batting slump
.,..... ,.t.. ~.
AiUi". WI u, NN'l,,i,,a n,,,' ~
p tN"u '"Mn roy Wy ,til,3,i'' 'vl'"' W.
., ~. "' '..,,,., r,',,' 4, ~.
l,.Eue nov y IApoll,h,'ia J.. in n.y.
them.
49,, ,..-..-,.. ...,,. u. ,.,, ID.
hlH'n',l nnH tah.h pull' n H'iH lu
Mexico Although the game mas h2t
pAs-el 'he a.lal,1t SUE, ,.nil' ,,lilN
nnln,"s q, ila'y yii,, ,g' l ,j.
I'd tbroa cameo.
.,,-,..,..
ne 81 Louis payer. nv lhlnh 'hat
th' ulU,Iencr pttWceh IN, ni"glnk ,ll-
mat" or cleveland ana the drpirHHluE
mplailal climate oi -, l."ulh " llIEely
condition.
Win street car strikes ON W brook
lln ana sew YORK u wac t'Ttuuaie
lhlnE thht the local teams were H'hed-
ul'd 10 go west IhurrdlN. hy 10. llWo
lh,y return u ~ expected lhr Hu'Nes
WIZ ''''
Harry Nuudorhorat " quoted ne say
ing 1--WE Intend 90 strengthen the
orioles before next season and McGraw
will remain In charge. despite stories
that Do will be- brought TO Brooklyn 10
play third base"
MANAGER D,p,vBp 10 doing Ms much
.ytlrIfr.gtt,,t,' Win y,,its, ,i8y,fs thla
agis.,n y. l,ti, t1,rat,.I la tb. League
AMI h. D.. ,,,. ,..,,,,,s ,'i.r,,,,,t tb,t Al A.
ms tbs tr,.i t.,,,5T,i ,yinpint. ,.1fu.s Tor
M. pIr1t.s
il'n'f IAlNlh uonl,H most '.np,nhl-
'nl,S W. Al"l''H printed w N'M lu,A
lng = nl,1t" pll'-t thnt n. wa. shup.
u'u "I l'i'" -lli'ln.etl OF 'nc ulDa1o
team nul hAN. mat ne N on s'ou VeIl"h
win H' the li"y'IH'
Precedent H,ush saws ne IL not bbr.
rowing trouble nnd IL moi building any
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

l,Aa banquet out al Lagoon with dane
and General iovlaity, also a trolley
~ "Hguhu The city are on the program
ap,n, uPal Wheel club for next week.
ss.i." ~ smith proposes 20 give a
dsv .e meet mt Calder's Park sun
r-,i. N1slsl goth. He viii give three
hs ual ana one amateur races.
t55U. events win be one.half mile
trI., Nap' one-mile handicap and Gvo.
hrt,gap.eh professional. and an open or
rn H. amateur The meet win be
tho "A. request Of the men now here
'''n 10 Try another Sunday meet.
H.
e5i0e''efaclng IA the feature at Aspen
~ Today Last night gzra rhnn,r1
''a' Thu Mccoy W, b. stone. chapis,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

T[UDYdN IS for tds 7r1t r,rsoas and cr1rfiri and
~ matter, Uhefhcr he 5tr1trrsi o a,5tIri tor
i5D Do due 10 dt,l eorry og0a0k exposure r59HHid, ~
udI,v eGnst. HtDliN ,UW tctav tn CTL HJDiAN IS he
fgtir cayb tadIc the best HrD
fAN gi,cs health r0gGi and ,crcci hie and energy al ahO
take H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

Earl Kiscr. the Dayton Dumping.
says he win positively retire from the
path ~ the end NJ this season. probably
early In September tic iH dlsgustcd
with the game. and would drop out im-
mciintclv hut Tor contracts hn has To-
honor. NlFcr win 20 into business at
his home In Dayton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

baseball games are beginning TO be
~ and far between, In fact the sca-
can be considered TO be- practically
~. The only event as yet on the card
me next twenty days is the game
seen the oregon Short Line nine
T., lhe returning volunteers from the
'-Applnes. This event win undoubt-
w De a. drawing card and attract
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

pI ny upal Wheel club, at a netting In
M elected an executive committee.
NJ choice ION upon v. p. Hickey.
j P., nolum Jr. ana g. H.. Douse. II.
a-' NUnEs was further chosen assist
fss,,Ss 'ItIory with Dr. r.. NJ. IIeysor
Ctl,1l. lieutenant \. J. Cope and Mir.
irs1,.l We're also accepted us new
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Our Fight with Tammany. BY Rev. C. H. Park
hurst; 2s6 pages; 12mo; cloth; originally 81 IS
ON the Mill series of out-of-door sketches, by
o. T. Browne, B. D.: go pages; cloth; limo.
=, originally Sl.oo, now 25c.
wheeling, with many illustrations by Maria f.
ward: 200 pages; limo; cloth; originally 81 so.
now 25c
no longer, IL is time to give up living By
Milfred Hugh Chesson; PAL pages: cloth; limo:
originally SIS, now be.
Songs Of Good FightiRg ,!. book. to stir ones
square limo: originally 81 90, now 25c
English Men of Action. Five titles: Nelson, ny
j. K Langhton; Wolfe. by A. G. bradley; Pc
by A. Forbes: Dundonald, by Hon. J. W For.
tes9ue; each about go pages; limo. flexible
cloth; originally 75c., each 25c.