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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-04-05

The big shoe factory looms up
- monument to the enterprise
of our progressive citizens.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-04-05

The sale Of property in the sue.
cession of Ulysses Iroullier will
take place on the premises In Bon.
fouca to day. See advertisement,
in another column.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-04-05
VENIRE.
Twenty Sixth Judicial District Court
of Louisiana, in and for the Parish Of
st. Tammany.

By order of the court dated Thurs.
day, March ID, 1902, the Jury Commits
siours were called to meet Wednesday,
March rs, to draw a special venire OF
"a Petit Jurors to try cases continued
from the March term to the April term.
1892. All members were present.
The following list of Petit Jurors
were drawn to serve at the civil term,
to convene on Monday, April 70, 1902:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-04-05

FOR SALE-1n New Coving-
ton, three squares from the depot,
a house containing seven rooms
and hall. For further particulars
apply to
Mrs. CHAs. FREDERICK, Agent.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-04-05

CHARLES OULIBEH
H. J. SMITH,
V. Fl. FREDERICK,
5. }. Tally,
II. A VERRET,
jury Commissioners.
A true copy.
II. r WARREN,
Clerk and Elk .Officio Jury Commissioner
Witnesses:
L. J. HEINTz,
j. b. MAILLE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-04-05

Deputy Sheriff Hiram b. Cook
has been granted q leave Of absence
for three weeks, and will spend the
time NJ lis mothers home, in the
country
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-04-05

A sale of school lands will take
place at the Courthouse today. See
advertisement IN another column.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-04-05
Succession of A. p. Lacroix-No IA

succession OF "A. L. LaCTOlA-NO. LIT
Twenty. sixth Judicial District Court Of
louisiana, in and for the Parish OF
". Iamma1y.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale
from the honorable the aforesaid Court,
and to me- 'irec ted, in the above enti-
tied rnd numbered Snit--
will proceed to sell ut public auc-
tion. ut .he door of the courthouse in the
town Of Covington. la IN SATURDAY,
April 10. 1912 he,w, IN les;sl sale hours.
the followi;.g described p operty to. /
A lot of assorted liquors, Il cash reg
lister, and a number Of accounts.
The above property to be sold to
%atisfv debts.
Terms of saIe-cash.
T. L BREWSl Err, sheriff.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-04-05

FOR SALE.-All kinds of pot
plants. Mrs. Margie B. Smith.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-04-05

Succession of J nest Garlieb.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-04-05
WooD For SALE

Phone 27-2. RICHARDS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-04-05

FOR SALE OR RENT-A Farm
of ten acres, with rcat, new house
of four rooms. Between COvlngtOn
an? Abita Springs.
I'D. YOUNG,
Near 3 mile post OH Military road.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-04-05

Twenty-sixth Judi, 4 District Court
of Louisiana, in anu for the Parish OF
st. Tammanv.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-04-05

FOR SALE-An upright Piano
Price $50 o0 Apply to G. l..
Smith.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-04-05

". e. KENTZEL, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-04-05
WEATHER REPORT

MAhCH.
1n..........77 GO .38
2s..........74 50 .O3
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CLAUD CHAMPAGNE, Observer.
Covington, L,
WooD For SALE.
Phone 27-2. RICHARDS.
q fine son arrived at the HON
OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Heintz, o.
Thursday, March 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. X. Mullings ar
the happy parents of a fine daugh
ter, born last Monday.
Spring 10 here, with its Joyful
sounds, and the happy ice man il
making his rounds.
Easter Sunday was .cool ant
windy, which ,nterfered somewha
with the Easter millinery crop.
A sale Of school lands will take
place at the Courthouse today. SEE
advertisement IN another column,
Fish are biting very we'll just
noS, if you have good bait, know
who're to go, and how.
The big shoe factory looms up
~ ) monument to the enterprise
q our progressive citizens.
There will be a game of baseball
on Dixon Campus Thursday, April
10, at $3.50 p NJ Admission, lOc,s.
There was light frost last
Monday morning which n'pped the
tops of young vegetables.
.
The Dixon Academy Base Ball
Club defeated the Covlngtons in an
interesting game last Wednesday,
the score being Is to Is.
There was very good crowd on
last Wednesdays excursion, con-
sidering it was the first Of the
season
Mrs. w. W. Word, Mrs. H.
Linton and Miss Nellie Bruins wick
were among the arrivals on last
Wednesdays excursion
Deputy Sheriff Hiram b. Cook
has been granted leave Of absence
for three weeks, and will spend the
time ut lis mothers home, in the
country
The sale Of property in the sue.
cession of Ulysses Troullier will
take place on the premises In Bon.
fouca TO day. See advertisement,
in another column.
A number Of new residences are
nearing completion, all Of modern
designs, which will add new beauty
10 our attractive and growing lit
tie city.
The Council met in regular ses-
sion last Tuesday night, and trans
acted important business. The
proceedings will be found in an
other column.
Spring flowers are in full bloom,
aud judging from what Dame Ru-
NOR says, there will be orange
blossoms before many days have
passed.
Remember the grand masquerade
ball tonight ia jacksonville, at
the U. F. s. Hall, for the bene-
fit Of the Association: The MUSIC
will be- furnished by the Covington
BRASS band.
It Is : common saying that
when pecan trees begin sending
forth their leaves that no more
cold weather will be experienced.
Be this as it may, Young leaves
are appearing on pecan trees. This
,ree seldom make mistake in the
time to bloom.
The People's building and loan
:e:c.a ~ Novinrtnr nffpY an
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-04-05

W. G. KESrzEL, Secretary.
The evening world., 1902-12-03

Hhouid Be kind enough to eomprs that hand
writing with the handWritings that may be ad-
dressed through you.
II such a letter or lsttera should b addressed
to him or such q letter addressed In his hand
writing pass through your post kindly see II
hAndwritiBgs are Identical with that herein In
closed.
Therefore II the writings will be found the
same I beg you TO do me q great favor and to
notify me from where the letter or letters come
from. or II . Letter should BE- forwarded to the
the address where that letter goes 10.
In both cases my ~intsntion IL to hnd out where
or In what city he 10.
I am engaged to that gentleman. and 10 say
the truth / lore him very muoh. Hs, through
the advice OF his brothsrS. s-seapsd-SSnAosd I do
not know where.
DO not care to trouble him By the law. but
! only wish 20 see him personally. treated
him always kindly a. . lady. bought him pres
please him. AZ q result Of all that be aban-
donsd me cruelty without saying way he leaves
me.
l am broken hearted to empress my feelings
except to you. | hope that you will positively
Eympathlge with me. 80 I do not care 10 live
without M Benny, and do me the favor I bee
you. Yours very ~obllSlng,
p. SIT you would save a life and heal q
broken sole PLEASE answer. Miss ADDLE
Postmaster Roberts Ia In a quandary
and In the hope that II Mr.. Benny Wan
der has wondered hither he will step
up N the general delivery window. make
his presence known, and relieve the
Head Postmaster of much embarrass-
he gives the eplstle publicity.
The evening world., 1902-12-03

and aiso had the exhibition class 20
through their drill for his friends. En-
Efne Company 80 and Truck 16 showed
how Quickly they could get In readiness
to nav a ire, and many other OF
the good qualities and abilities OF the
Fire Department were displayed to the
visitors.
Asked II there was anything new in the
Croker matter. the Commtssioner said
NO" he replied, 'the Corporation
Counsel is getting ready the answer to
the writ OF certiorari and l shall make
a request for vacation OF the stay Of
execution IN the Chiefs case on the
grounds that the alleged facts present
ed In 1t are. to say the least, incorrect"
statement made in the petition that
your rulings discriminRted in favor OF
the prosecution"
Yes, that is ono OF the reasons" an
swered Mr.. SrurEis.
He refused to discuss the ease any
further except to say that the Cor
poration Counsel's answer would be
ready very soOn.
Fire Chief Croker was at his ONCE
early. hut had nothing more to say
about his case
Mr.. Delaney. Croker's lawEer. does not
60 over Justice Fitzgerald BY reversing
4 suit for 5000 damages against
Sturgls by Croker Is held of pending
the decision of the Appellate Division.
on the appeal from Justice B~lschofr's
Croker last June. This decision is ex-
pected Friday. and IL II is in favor OF
the suit for lama geS against
Sturgis will be filed Immediately.
The evening world., 1902-12-03
Mr.. Roberts Is Asked to Watch
Letters Passing Through Of
flee for Handwriting Of MI.
Benny Wander.
SWEETHEART WANTS HIM.
Says She Was GOOD to Him" and
Bought Him Presents, but He
Went Away from kokomo and
Didn't Leave His Address.

Politics, with all its attendant hon
ors. in which he literally shares, never
presented anything like the opportunity
for q lasting fame and name such as
this mornings mail brought in out of
tho West to Postmaster Roberts, OF
Brooklyn.
No. Roberts's interesting correspond
ent has furnished him with all the In
trtcacies OF a frSt-class melodramatic
plot. She calmly hints at death, too,
unless the leonine postmaster shall ac-
cept the unsought honor-and, with a
life in the balance. he is in doubt as to
his duty.
This is the letter which has stirred
the sympathies of the postmaster:
Kdkomo. Nov. 20, 1902.
To the Brooklyn Head Postmaster:
Dear sir-l inclosO herewith the handwriting
OF the gentleman Benny Wander. so that you
The evening world., 1902-12-03

venture to say that Mr.. Canheid VIII
take no action against Inspector
Brooks.
II did not reach Canfeld'S until az
ter the police were on h inside. Ny
object in going there vas simply to aid
the police by giving them legal advice.
It Is not true that I took Mr.. Cam
field to one side and threatened to sub
poena members of the Union Club to
go before the Grand Jury unless he ad-
mitted ownership OF the place. He did
not try to disguise the face that hi
owned tho house, and there was no
necessity for threats.
"Talk OF retallatory legal proceedings
on the part Of the gamblers is foolish.
When I was on the bench and making
raids on gambling houses, I was taken
before the Supreme Court no less than
nine times by Lawyer Hoffman. repre-
Senting Frank Farrell, I beat him every
time. The Supreme Court was called
upon to decide on every possible oOntin-
geney affecting the legality of the raids.
and In every case l was upheld.
The work OF cleaning out the gam
bling-houseS 10 not ended, but 1 have
been SO misrepresented in the newspa-
pers that / have decided to give out no
more Information concerning my plans.
l have tried to be frank and honest with
the press. but 1 seem TO get the worst
OF 1t. Hereafter 1 shall keep my plans
to myself. / must refuse to say whether
1 contemplate bringing Garfield before
the Grand Jury or not. All 1 have done
Is part of a definite plan.
my information. which comes from a
good souroe. Is that most of the gam
b~ling-housss In town are closed. The
few that are open admit only patrons
who are we'll known. I dc not believe
that gamblers are moving out of the
Tenderloin n opening houses in Har-
lem. My belief is that they have closed
up for good-or at least until there is a
change in conditions"
A gamblers feud is said to be really
responsible for the success OF Detective
Jacobs in securing the evidence that
resulted In the raids. When the house
al No. 90 West Thirty-third street was
opened It was supposed to be the Joint
property of Frank Farrell, Godfried
Walbaum and W. T. Burbridge, and IL
was anticipated that the leading book
makers in the Metropolitan Turf Asso-
citation. which is the bookmakers' club,
would make the house their h~eadquar-
ters. But they didn't. They stuck to
John Days and shang Draper's. Some
body introduced Jacobs 10 these houses
and they were raided. The safes were
found filled with the bank rolls and pri-
ate papers OF bookmakers. When
Draper and Kelly found out the Job
that had been put up on them they de-
ternined to get back at their rivals.
The upshot was thai Jacobs was intro,
duced TO FarreIi's and Ludlum's. 1t Is
thought that men he met in those places
may have introduced him At Canneld's.
The evening world., 1902-12-03
Gamblers Lawyer Says Ex-
Justice Fursman Will Be
Counsel in Case Legal Suit Is
Brought Over Recent Raid.
JERoME's VIEW OF CASE.
Thinks WaIbaum and Burbrldge
Won't Tickle the Police for Their
Nocturnal Call, and Is Inclined
to RIdlcule Their Threat.

II IL not unlikely that Richard Cam
nald viii take legal action to determine
the right of the police to make a raid
guoh rs was made on his gambling
house in Forty-fourth street last Mon
day night. II he does he will move in
h~ependently of Frank Farrell. William
Burbridge and Gotfried walbaum. who
have put their case in the hands of for
ner Gov. Black.
"If Mr.. Garfield concludes to take
action" said Lawyer John Delahunty.
the gamblers counsel, to-day. (which 10
not unlikely, his counsel in the proceed
ing win be ex-Justlce OF the Supreme
Cour Fursman, not ex-Gov. Black.
"At this time I am not at liberty to
say what we will do. We have the
matter under Amusement. At any rate,
no proceedings will be inaugurated until
we are through with the defense OF Mr..
Bucklin.
'T want to deny that Mr.. Garfield has
left the city. He Is in the borough OF
Manhattan now and l could reach him
in three minutes. He has no intention
Of leaving New York"
Despite the position of the District
Attorney. 1t is known that walbaum,
letting for his partners. has had a con-
Tuitatlon with former Gov. Black with
4 Wow of testing the legality Of the
raids of Monday night. Neither at the
Thirty-third street house nor at Can
fields did the police make a demand for
admission before they smashed their
way in. The law provides that forcible
entry must not be tried until admission
has been refused.
THAT is the law" said the District
Attorney to-day. II do not know
whether Inspector Brooks demanded
admission at Canneld's before ne broke
IN the window. I was not there. But I
The evening world., 1902-12-03
TO SETTLE WITH CREDITORS

Meyer Jonasson \ Co. ORer l. Pay
37ls Cent? on the Dollar.
A settlement with the creditors OF
Meyer Jonasson q Co., the cloak-making
Arm which failed several weeks ago. on
a basis of sly cents on q dollar. has
been almost effected. Two OF the cred
itors are stIll obdurate, but It is ex-
pectcd that they will sign the agreement
before the end of the week.
Application will then be made by the
Jonassons. through their attorneys,
Hays & Hershheld. to have the bank
ruptcy proceedings dismissed. when It
is believed that Meyer Jonasson will
again take charge.
After the failure. e. w. Bloomlngdale,
the receiver. was authorized by the
court to continue the business for thirty
days. This time has been extended and
the business Is still being carried On.
The evening world., 1902-12-03

$500 Couch, heavy carved oak
frame, covered In extra quality
,% velour rows deep turf. $3.50
$3.50 Couch. oak frame, handsome
ly carved, covered in EN- $4,000.
plre
$3.50 Couch, with heavy carved
feet. covered in figured S30 m
mohair plush................ T~0NN
5000 Couch. heavy claw feet. COW
cred in Verona velour, plain cat *
seat and head. ..............
5000 Couch. covered in high-Erade
tapestry. plain seat and held.
finished 6n : with hsavy $500
s4.Oo Couch. covered in heavy tap
estry. tufted seat and head. S33. *
heavy fringe.............'''' T
$1,000 Couch, extra large size. COW.
cred in striped velour, Z &34.50
rows deep tufting............ %SH~0
$500 Couch, solid oak frame.
covered in Verona We sac *
lOur. ...........'. .'.''.'..'.'. r~'~
The evening world., 1902-12-03
Oriental Rugs
At Lowest Prices.

" =. Filth Floor.
ssO nna grade Turkish Mats, IN beautiful designs and color 500
ings e.
100 pieces selected small Persian Rugs very good valuea t"".". pos/o
Small TebrIz, Kermanshah. Senneh Khorassan Rugs, Sf275
"Thr1ee' lots of Antique Moussul ms heavy Persian Rugs SIk 50
~e Intione Ferrcghan, serebend and Kurd Rugs. Excellent S1A IN
w. Frrv Sb 90 and $4,000 Klrman Prayer Rugs; most have the mosque de-
sign peculiar to this class OF Rugs, n ar very desirable; S28 so
SIS best grade East India Rugs, in new designs and
feet .... 1890. . .... .... ... m.... 49,. .......
The evening world., 1902-12-03

$500 Couch. covered in velour,
plain seat. heavy fringe, S11.75
at ,.,..,..,.,... ..............
$500 Couch, solid oak frame. COW
: cred IN hish-grade velour. . S1Am
rows deep tufting, at....... V1E'Oo
$3.50 Couch, solid oak frame. high
ly polished, covered In Belgian
velour, deep tufted seat and S14.15
mead,
S2i.50 Couch. solid oak frame, claw
feet, highly polished. covered in best
quality velour, I rows deep $500
tutllns ....,........''' 49,
$500 Couch, extra large size,
double roll head. covered in best
quality velour velour finished with $3.50
$500 h, solid oak frame,
handsomely carved, covered in fig
ured velour. deep tufted S01g7S
seat and arms............... ]N'"S
$500 co c n, carved oak tram2
covered in striped velour, Z SD TX
rows deem tufting,....:.... Y@S
$20.75 Couch, heavy claw rect, cov-
cred IN extra quality We .nn
lour, very handsome........ ~NN
The evening world., 1902-12-03

Wilson WhIskey. bottle. ...........7 10
NJ: Vernon Rye. full quart bot. 10
Old Crow WhIskey, bottle. ......... 80
California Port and Sherry, Angelica,
Muscatel and sweet CatRwba Wine,
according to vintage; gallon. in
SlqainE jug. n.D. $3.50. n.S. 90
California Claret and Zinfandel. or
gal. Including jug. Coo. and..... %
NlersteineE. Imported Rhine Wine
/, from qebr. Erhardt, Frank Z M
: turt. Germany case OF - cts. SOO
The evening world., 1902-12-03
The Wine and Liquor Section.
Sixth Floor.

Rudeshelmer. imported Rhine Wine
from Gebr. Erhardt, Frankfurt.
Germany. case OF u &C on
quarts V~e<O
St julien. imp. ClAret from Jean
France. case of ~ quarts. Ffs/S
Pontet Camel, imp, Claret from Jean
BresnaG ct Fills Bordeaux. &C on
case OF Y quarts. ...Y.:.,, YS'ZO
Roland Rye Whisky. gal.......9B.OA
The evening world., 1902-12-03
NEW TRIAL FOR POWERS.

FRANKFORT, KY. Dec. s.-The APP
pellate Court to-day awarded a new
trial 10 Caleb Powers, who was on
vlcted in the Goebel murder conspiracy
md sentenced to life imprisonment.
The evening world., 1902-12-03
Papers Prepared in Action to Be
Begun Immediately, if Appeal
in Mandamus Action Is Fa-
Vorable to Chief.
HAS NO EFFECT ON STAY.
Meanwhile stursIs Is SIN Preparing
to Ask that the Latter BE Vacated,
but Croker IS Not to Be Fright
ened.

Fire Commissioned sturGis was In a
very good humor this morning at Fire
HEADQUARTERS. He had been showing a
party OF friends through the building
The evening world., 1902-12-03
In Our Model Food Store.
Entire Sixth Floor.

EHuTB XXI FTOOr.
Lovers OF Good Things to Eat and Drink are fast making our Food
Store their headquarters for purchasing table supplies. We ee to It
department.
We think the Simpson Crawford Co.'s Food Store overtops all
others in beauty of surroundings, hygienic equipment. refined service
ard IN its general helpfulness to the grocery-buying public In supply
The evening world., 1902-12-03

The WOnan's NoOndny Club,
u West 18th ST.. elegant rest room; parcels
oAecked free; all magazines And newspaper:
restaurant prices l TO 8 cents. -
The evening world., 1902-12-03

svaAR'-H z 2 Rsnnsd Grsuulated sugar.
~ ius'''."'''' .'"''..'s..''.''''."''.'fA
HAMs!-Armour'a or sWlft's regular Sugar
Cured Hams.
BCTTER:-Mesdow Brook. sweet. fresh made
Elgin Cresner-, 5.Ib. stona crock ....,I ~
oLIVEs;-DeiiciouH large Queen olives, one
quart Mason Jars. Jars free...."""""",.3O
CHEESE New importation, best quality
Dutch EdAm. large aiHe, each ............O 90
ENTIRE WHEAT FLoUR:-Franklln Mills
Co.'S me Flour Of the entire wheat. Bib.
package ...,....... .....,............r..1S
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. hrst choies,
uoLeh, <'DOi Il
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Gaudins. i'm
ported. b%oneless. quarters, dozen. 1.76;
81. ..'''.s'''.'' '..'..''..,,.,.......,..lO
PEAs;-"Royal Stuart tender Early June.
The evening world., 1902-12-03
Gift Giving.

Half the joy Of cheerful giving lies in the knowl-
edge of the relation Of the Gift to the taste of its
recipient. To infuse true art and beauty into the
useful things; to bring the everyday requisites up
to the artistic plane OF the merely ornamental, has
beer our constant and serious effort. 1t is in evil
dence everywhere about our shop; in place of the
&audy decorated" nothinSs which have long iden-
titled the holiday season, you may now offer the
really useful and necessary things attracti9ely and
tastefully fashioned, in new and exclusive designs.
The prices are as low, if not lower, than for the
mediocre kind elsewhere.
The evening world., 1902-12-03

JeweIry.
Genuine Gun Metal Cigarette Gases
straight and curved; jew q TX
eiled springs ...............,. PS'IO
Genuine Gun Metal Match Safes,
straight and curved; Jew CT Ok
Women's and Misses solid gold
hilaS'' plain and fancy SEX. $500
Solid Gold Gun Buttons. Roman
and polished. plain and SI.o5
fancy designs .,:,y......... YHS/S
SOhd Gold Brooches, Roman finish,
with jewelled centres; CT 7E
cholce designs ............... PbsSS
Jewelled Ghignon Combs, e. m
all new shapes, at.......... PlsOO
Quadruple.P Plated Ware
Tea Set, 4 pieces. quadruple-plated
and highly Polished; excel 60 7E
lent design .....;."..,..... p||IO
plated. highly polished, CT EO
with beaded border. at...... pI.0U
The evening world., 1902-12-03

COFFEE The Stuart Blend, q most SUI
perior article. composed oi private plantation
eonees blended to produce a beverage that
Is delightfully."- aromatic and exhilaratlnE. J
lbs, 100: 30
TEAi-"Prince-'' Blend Of Ceylon and To-
diA Teas, rich, full favored. mellow eharNc-
ter. deliEhtfully refreshing. White Label:
/ ID. can. rs: y ID. Observation-Disclosures 40
DELICATEssES New Importation finest
quality genuine bismarck Herring: can ~
FlGS;-Faney quality extra largo SMYRNA
Rolled Fir; 2-Ib.
DESSERT RAISINs;-choles Malay clus-
tiers, dessert Raislns. box containing 81 lbs.
net, tpsclal.
CRACkERs;-N. p, Co.'S Champagne, Ma
blEco. Athena or Ramona Waters PACKAGE 81
PLANT DEPT :-HyScinth Bulbs: dozen,
90: each,
Tulip Bulbs; dozen. 80; each ..........,.3
The evening world., 1902-12-03
Special Sale of COuCheS.
Fifth Floor.

These Couches are samples, there is only one of a kind and no
1lcatcs can he had at these prices:
The evening world., 1902-12-03
JeWelry and SilVerWare For e, Holiday

First Floor.
Gold, silver and Jewened ornaments are yer favorte Christmas mes
sensers. We have especially gathered for the Holiday season a collec-
ton II trnkets of permanent, artistic value things for personal
adoInnent' destined to become constant reminders Of the absent
friend; also every new and approved idea worked out in the silver
smiths art for the ornamentation of the Goth Century home.
The evening world., 1902-12-03

Bread Trays, 1uadruple : plated.
satin engraved. highly polished and
butler finished. In several e. OK
desirable pattcrns............ Pp'>S
Nut Bowl. quadruple- "a OK
plated. beautifully pierced. V+'/O
Toilet Articles.
Sterling Silver, handsome flower
design Mirror, long ham SE TX
ole VSes~
Hair Brush. flower de- g TX
sign, large slze................ V%"IS
Cloth Brush. fine bris- @ Ok
ties, TO match. ............. P<Is%S
Pun Jar, cut glass. ster- &f IN
ing pSS~S
Small and large sterling *
mounted Combs. .............. o.
Bonnet Brushes, sterling OK
.'.......'''''''''.,.,,..'
Sterling Silver Salve Jars. TX
40, SO apd.................. ~