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Newport daily independent., 1903-11-02

Fresh fish at Huffman's restaurant.
 For fine horse shoeing and general blacksmithing go to Felix Tender son. 37blm {
 Suit club drawing tonight. BrifB your dollar. Star Clothing House. Z
 Harry Maynard has resigned his ybo- sition with the Pacific Express Yom- pany and has been succeeded bI Tom McNeese.
 The Wells Fargo Express Company on Sunday began running in here over the Choctaw, W. R. Thompspn being local agent.
 Dr. Henry Owen is again out and looking after his practice.g The Doc tors beard has been sBaven which causes many of his friends not to rec ognize him, but he is looking well and regaining his strength tapidly.
 Mesdames c. H. Wilmans, R. M. Johnson, o. D. Wahson and P, V. Ferguson, who attended the Hot Springs convention, U. D. O., return ed Saturday afternoon and report very delightful stay in the "Valley of Vapors."
 Robt. Simmons has lost his white and lemon spotted year old pointer pup presented him by Gov. Davis. The owner thinks that some Wood follower would most likely be the man to have the pet in his pos session.
 If any one knows of a stray gate in his neighborhood would be glad to have information as to same, as 1 am short front gate, after taking an in- ventory since Halloween. A reward will be paid for it's return and no questions asked. 61d2t Mrs. Walter Harris. and children left Saturday afternoon over the Choc- taw for months visit to her hus- bands relatives at Nashville and Col- 1 umbia, Tenn. MT. Harris accompa- nied his family as far as Memphis, re- turning home Sunday.
 Justice Guy Smith has removed his office from the Jones building to the Chastain building at the corner of Second and Walnut streets. He now has one of the finest offices in the city and would be pleased to have his old friends to call and see him.
  Capt. J. E. Wilmans has shown a very commendable public spirit in cir culating the subscription paper for the town clock, which should be appreci- ated by the friends of that project. ! One hundred and ninety dollars had been subscribed by our citizens Mon day morning.
 When in Wynne recently the gov ernor made a bet with the county clerk that he would carry Cross coun- ty in the next election. Upon the advice of friends, however, who ob- jected to the impropriety of officials betting, the wager was later declared off, though made in good faith.
Newport daily independent., 1903-11-02
BIG JUDGMENT SECURED.

The jury in the case of Tomhnson versus the Iron Mountain, which oc- cupied four days in court last week at Batesville returned a verdict Satur- day, after being out three quarters oI an hour, awarding the plaintiff S15, 900 damages. His case was managed by s. D. Campbell and Oldfeld & Wright.
 Tomhnson was crossing the Bates vile branch track with his family near Magness when run into by g train and the damages awarded were for injuries received.
Newport daily independent., 1903-11-02
GOING WEST '?

California, Oregon, Idaho, Colorado. Every day until November 30th there will be exceptionally low rates to this wonderful country. For full informa- ton write J. H. Lothrop, 903 Olive street, St. Louis. Mo. tNov30
Newport daily independent., 1903-11-02
BOUT PEOPLE MAlNLY.A


 lice celery at Bowen's Cash Store Cranberries and grapes at Bowen's hsh Store. 141-d-tf. Dressed spring chicken at Huffman's Sestaurant. s7dtf The first in town fresh oysters at l's Chop House. 99 dtf duffman's restaurant never closes sen aft all hours. 9Sdtf Ballew went to Tuckerman hay on business.
 S your fine pearls and slugs to
 Burd, Newport, Ark. 37 btf
 Jennie lowers of Tuckerman own shopping Monday.
 pt. c. w. Drecker came in from x South Monday on No. 8.
 Evaporated blackberries and cher es at Bowen's Cash Store. 47-dtf. The total rainfall Saturday night 4nd Sunday was .15 of an inch. 2 Mrs. John Grubbs of Jacksonport " was shopping in Newport Monday. White silk flour, once tried, always used, for sale at Bowen's Cash Store. $. F. Muirhead returned home on No. Monday morning from points south.
 z Nothing but first class materials used at the ssIittle Bakery on the Corner.u 87dtf Miss Nora Weaver spent Sunday ! here, the guest of her sister, Miss Harry Weaver.
 Farley Price returned Monday from brief Sunday visit to his family in Little Rock
 Large and small orders filled with promptness at the "Little Bakery on the Corner.n 67dtf Cotton continues above the ten cent mark and is bringing about 10.10 on the local market.
 Nice fresh line of Allegretti's can dies just received at Bracy Confec- tionery Company. 117-tf The ssLittle Bakery on the Corner" has the largest shop between Texar- andSt Louis. s7dtf
 M Goldman of St. Louis came
 fnday on visit to his uncle,
 dman aad wife. sswport Relief Society will
 sn Mrs. Ike Goldman tomor kternoon at 3 o'clock. Roy Landers came down from Batesville Saturday and Returned home next day with Will Hagdy.
 H. E. Bragg spent Sunday in Bates vile and will return again on the 25th inst, fall reports b$ true.
 Bragg came in
 # up for few days,
 and Miss Lula Empie
 from short visit to
 hmel in Little Rock,
 B. E. k. Beane came up
 Monday morning on No.
 kes most all the stops.
 Y Joyce and Mrs Charles
 I'd of Louisville, have writ
 .mily that they will be home
 er Danaher and Gray Carroll Ele Rock were here Saturday returning home from court at Bsville.
 < & lev. Frank Barrett has just return from Newport, where he has been teaching twice a day in a meeting carey Citizen.
 Jno. Pgewitt returned home to Lit Rock Monday noon, after short visit $ here, and was accompanied by his friend, s. P. Redman.
 N. NJ. Alexander after attending N lodge conventions at Jonesboro and Memphis, was here Sunday on his re- turn home to Batesville.
 JarhesKennard and Norman Lan- ders of Batesville accompanied Miss Merle Mcclure Sunday as far as here oa her way to Little Rock.
 Joseph NJ stayton returned Sunday night from New Orleans, where he went on business as well as delegate to the national levee convention. LOST Black bill book containing laundry bills and receipts near the residence of Col. Minor. Reasonable reward for return of same to w. A. Barker 167-d6t The case of the state against Elmer Becker. formerly of Newport, charged with obtaining money under false pre- tenses, was nolle pressed at Bates vile Last week.
Evening journal., 1903-11-30

It is reached directly by SIX
elevators.
1t is a place no Christmas shop
per will miss, for all the little
nicknacks and small gifts are
there together for quick selection.
1t will be quite common soon
for people to be saying 81 eOi
this on the Bouievaya," or "LeF,
20 10 the Bouiegard, or "Hav4
you seen So and SO on the BOnlevaya
at Wanamakey's ?"
Philadelphia has been talking
for many years about her Boule
vard-to be.
! Here it is now.
Evening journal., 1903-11-30
Christmas
Handkerchiefs
East of Arcade)

Not alone for personal use
do we sell thousands OF hand
kerchiefs at Christmas time
but for making many dain-
ty gifts which nothing but q
handkerchief could be turned
into.
Take those silk handkerchief
with colored borders and printed
designs-an exquisite work bag
in every one
Embroidered handkerchiefs viii
make corset covers, handkerchie
bags and pretty turn overs.
Ii you want something out o
the ordinary, ask to see the col
ored embroidered handkerchieis-
French, Of course. soc TO $3.50.
Evening journal., 1903-11-30
Umbrellas
for Holiday Gifts
Chestnut street,

Last year we thought our
umbrella stock was the finest
we had ever known-this
year it's a good deal better ;
complete today, but of a great
many very fine patterns
there are but twos and threes
after these are sold it is not
possible to get more in time
ior Christmas.
Another thing, we engrave
all silk umbrellas without
charge; a great many had to
go over the holidays last year
because of late selecting
you don't want to wait be-
yond the holidays for engrav-
ing of gifts, do you?
GiH umbrellas at s5.z5. You can
scarcely think of a handle that you
cannot find at this price; good silks.
guaranteed to wear well; both mems
aud women sizes.
At S.. An extremely comprehensive
line, including real gun metal handlesi
some have silver trimming also; one
has coin holder in the handle, which
will hold dollar in change.
At $3.50. Scores of patterns, toe
many even to enumerate.
Evening journal., 1903-11-30
NEW BOOKS AT The library

New books have been received as fol-
lows at the Free Library:
Science.
Bowditeh. American practical Naviga-
tor
Carnegie Institution Washington, d..
C. Year book. 1902.
Delaware Geological Survey. Memoir
Of the Geological Survey OF the State
OF Delaware
Hutchinson and others The living
races Of mankind.
American History.
Andrews History Of the United states
from the earliest discovery Of Amer
lea 10 the enc of 1902. 5v.
Brigham. Geographical influences ir
American history.
Cambridge Modern History, W, Tn,
United States.
Hynson. ed. Historical etchings OF Nil.
ford and vicinity.
James The indians OF the painte,
desert region.
Aiosher. comp. Executive register OF thl
United States. f7S9-1902.
New York (State) Council OF appoint
ment Military minutes; 17ss-1S2i
fv.
Noll. From empire to republic.
Noll A short history OF Mexico.
Washington. Order book Of Genera
Washington, commander-in-chief O.
Evening journal., 1903-11-30

Such a stock as you would ex-
pect to find i'll store crs tied with
doing The largest piano business in
the country.
Nothing in the city compares
even remotely with the character
OF the Chicker1ng A,t Pianos shown
in the SymbhoAy Suite on the third
floor. They were made especially
for us in designs that are not
Evening journal., 1903-11-30

ls.5xlo.5 IT,, Sl7s from S27s-Ex
Persian.
1s.9xlo.9 IT,, 500 from S150-Ghoirdea
1S6xll.6 #. $50 from SllO-Ghoirdes
12x9 IT,, SIS from S120-Bakribal.
l5x9 10 IT,, SIS from Sl5s-Franco-
Persian.
Is. 3x9. 6 f., $50 from S1lO-Akhissar.
l3.Sxl1.s #. $50 from Sl35--Ghoirdes
14.7xS.3 IT,, SOS from S12O-Sultana-
bad
17xll.6 it, $50 from S190-Oushak.
u. lOx1O.3 3 IT,, $50 from Sl00-M Mira
pore.
15. 5.6xlo.9 f., S120 from Sl45-Sultan-
abad.
Evening journal., 1903-11-30
Dainty Gifts in the
Corset Salon
Second floor

You'd be surprised at the
number Of children who give
pretty garters as gifts to
mothers, sisters and teachers.
AT 75c are garters OF dainty rilled
elastic, with little bows of ribbon and
gilt buckles, in hand painted boxes.
At Sl.5J are ribbon garters, white oi
pale blue powdered with tiny em-
broidered bow knots, or satin IN Plain
colors.
At $3.50 arc garters of hand em-
broidered ribbon-iorget- me nos and
a little horseshoe for good LUCK.
Dainty sachet bows TO put in the
top Of the corset, 81; net ruches
for the top OF the corset, 81; OF
taffeta ruches prettily pinked,
$3.50.
Evening journal., 1903-11-30

cosmopolitan, and includes Chick
ering, Mason & Hamlin, Vo c,
Crown, Merrill and Campbell-the
latter a sp endid instrument cost
ing only $l95.
Secluded piano rooms and the
Symphony Suite offer opportuni-
ties for trying the various pianos
at your leisure and consulting with
the family over the selection.
Evening journal., 1903-11-30

When Paris was a small town
it was encircled by ramparts.
When the city began to grow
the ramparts were taken down,
converted into a boulevard, and
new Notifications built.
This change was made many
times, and thus grew the wonder
iul boulevards of Pa is.
The very word boulevard means
rampant, forti6cation.
Our Boulevard
is a Christmas feature of the store,
on the third floor, running from
the Tea Room and Piano Store,
north, almost to the other end ol
the building.
Evening journal., 1903-11-30

THE GRANDlSSlMEs. A story of
creole life; % full-page Illustrations.
and head and tan-picces by Albert
Ieucr. am reproduced in photogra-
vurc. and with am original cover design
by the same artist; 40. y6. our price.
N5a
JANICE MEREDITH by Paul Leicester
Ford. each volume contains a colored
frcnuspiece, "A fun-paee Illustrations in
all by Howard Pyle and his pupils
bound in siils cloth with gilt tops. uncut
edges; illustrated edition, . volumes in
a box. made 20 sen for s., one Of the
most popular of tle great historical
novels dealing with the American RcVo-
luton: our special price N.25
NATHANIEL HANvTHORNE's WORKS.
comprising; Blthdale Romance. Wonder
Book. House of seven Gables Twice
Told Tales @ vols). ranslcwood Tales.
Snow lmagc, Scarlet Letter. Mosscs
from an Ola Manse u vois) TO vols.
l2mo. Dark green cloth gilt top, uncui
edges. frontlspicce in each volume mak-
inc "a handsome set OF books puhnahers s
price. Sl2; our price. So.
TRUE STORIES or GREAT AaiERI-
CANS character sketches 90 twelve
great Americans: John Hancock. bs
John r. Musick. Thomas Jefferson. bs
Edward 81 Ellis, Daniel Webster bS
Elizabeth A. Reed George shingtou
by Eugene Parsons; Benjamin Franklin
by Frank Strong, James Otis, by John
Clark R,dpath: john Adams. by samac
Willard: Henry Clay, by Howard "
Caldwell. Samuel Adams, by Samuc
Failows: John Randolph, Abraham Tiu
ccln, Aexandcr HAMILTON; our price
N.15 q set, -
RICHARD MONCKTON MILNES life
letters and friendship of the First Lor,
HouGhton. ~ r. NVcmyss Riea. with in
PRODUCTION by Richard Henry Stoddard
2 vols Svo.: publishers price. s.; ou
special price, 81
Evening journal., 1903-11-30

no seconds, nor second grade
even, yet prices are about what
second grade Smyrnas usually
cost. All were freshly made this
season and are in the new styles.
Best grade Smyrnas come from
three or four makers. Their out
put is tremendous; their variety IS
large. They cannot figure ex-
actly on their season S business,
and are bound to have certain lots
left over
Evening journal., 1903-11-30

fare. The King usually drinks filtered wa
Ter rarely wine. He is very particular 70
iste outdoor exercise in the afternoon.
Dinner is a plain meal.
ouarries Of beautifully colored mar
bic have been opened on/the Isle Of
Dokos. near the Island of Hydra,
Greece. It is claimed for this marble
that it bears a very high finish, and
when polished shows bright colors and
lustre surprising all other colored
marbles OF Greece.
Evening journal., 1903-11-30

Gladstone. William Ewart. Life by
John Morley. Sv.
Jefferson. Thomas. Life and times by
r. r. Watson.
Poe Edgar Allan, by C. Z. Woodberry.
smith, Sir Harry George Wakeiyn,
bart Autobiography, ed. by G. c.
Moore Smith. 2v.
Stevenson, Robert Louis. Memories Of
Vailima; by Isobel Strong and Lloyd
Osbournc.
Waddington, Nine. Mary Alsop King
Evening journal., 1903-11-30

little better than any other the
largest plums usually come from
the largest tree.
And the house coat business
that we do in this Special { h ist-
mas Store is quite the largest done
anywhere.
~ B.-B,1ng his old coat or
measHye ii around the chest, and
there need be no exchanging after
Christmas.
Evening journal., 1903-11-30
Dressing Cases
for Men and Women
Golden SALON.


are welcome gifts to travellers.
Com os, brushes, and all the
toilet necessities snuggle to-
gether in them without vast
ing an inch of space; and
they can all be found at once,
when wanted.
The fittings are good: we don't
put all the worthiness in the case
and then fill it with trashy articles.
The least expensive have comb,
brush and toothbrush, and the
fittings increase in number with
the price.
In grain leather, seal, alligator,
walrus. pigskin; ST TO S45. The
imported ones begin at 81. so.
Evening journal., 1903-11-30

The Special Christmas House
Coat Store is opened today, Juni-
per street side, next to post Office.
Besides the $3.50 coats for
81. there are:
Double face coats at 81. so, S.,
So. so, $3.50. $S, 50, SO and Sl2.
Tricots. $3.75 TO ST.
Fancy weaves, lined, So TO SIS.
Velvet, silk and matelasse-ai
higher prices-but not as high as
Evening journal., 1903-11-30

they ought TO be.
But the $3.50 coats for $4!
They are made of plaid back
cloth good quality and good pat
terns-about ten styles in all.
When We say So. so coats we are
comparing them with our own
SO. so coats, which are unusually
good
Which reminds you that Wana-
maker house coats are always a
Evening journal., 1903-11-30

Hare. Southwestern France.
James. Translantic sketches.
Johnson. The land Of Heather.
Milton and others. AIaynower Beigrav-
10 and Bayswater.
Partsch. Central Europe
Richardson. Vacation days i'm Greece.
Willard. The land Of the I-atins.
Travel (Asia and Africa.l
Kelly. Egypt painted and described.
Landor Across coveted lands, 2v.
Morse. Glimpses Of China and Chinese
homes
Evening journal., 1903-11-30
New Designs in Those
size Vestings
Main Aisle

75c quality, fully mercerized-
which means that not just a lew
threads, but every thread has
been put through the process that
gives a glorifying luster to cotton.
You will find all white in many
pretty basket weaves; and white
with dash OF color.
Evening journal., 1903-11-30
N1Ost-Wanted Books
(Thirteenth street,

Write the Book Store for prices of any books wanted
We save you money most publications-get more
for your book money, cost single publications
you need
These are suggestions Of savings, but would take
page give the titles of all that here Catalogues
for the askng-tell what Of reading you want
Evening journal., 1903-11-30
The Boulevard Opens Today
third hoor-any elevator

Third hoor-any elevator)
It is gay with quaint little shops
holding just the wares that every
body is after during December.
There are seventeen distinct
shops, as follows:
Indian goods Japanese goods
China Books
Candy Toys
Umbrellas Pictures
Gloves Stationery
Perfumes, etc. Christmas gifts
Slippers Ties and suspenders
Glass and growing plants
Com 'oriers and pillows
Leather goods and iewelry
The Bouie0ara is the handiest
and most direct route TO the Toy
Store for all passengers using the
Arcade ele, ator.
Evening journal., 1903-11-30

PRIMITIVE LOVE AND LOVE srOR-
les. by Henry Flinck; octave; pub
lishers price. So: our special price. ioc.
RICHARD HARDING DAVIS WORKS,
Gallagher Soldiers of Fortune, vols;
Cinderella and The Kings Jaczai' 8
vols, iCmo; our price, sl.25.
HONORE DE BALzAC's WORKS.
The STANDARD Wormcley Edition.
Translated from the French by
katherine Prescott Wormoley; lGS pho
tOgravure illustrations. prepared under
the supervision of MCssrs. GOupu, ct cic.
by such artists as rourie Moreau, Gi-
rardet. Rnux Guyon. Cain. Rossi, Picard,
st Rcjchan and othcra. q vols. printed
on line paper from large. clear type.
bound in CLOTH gilt top. uncut edges. Sis'
our price, $50
LIFE or WILLIAM MCKINLEY, includ-
ing genealogical record OF the Mcl<in-
ley family. and extracts from his public
speeches, messages TO Congress, procla-
nations and other state papers, in ad-
dilion 10 the story OF his public and pri-
vatc lfe Illustrated with nearly 20.
photoeraphs and four fun pages in colo,
Ioxlr, inches; publisher price, Sli oul
special price 5oc.
Cupid AND CORONEp Twcuty-fouT
ful-naec drawings Of social lie In pea
and ink. accompanied hy appropriate
texts o, Malcolm A. Strauss; printed or
heavy plate paper size 9xi2 inches
bouad in boards, Si' our price, 25c
MISTRESS NELL. a merry tale Of d
merry tinc. twixt fact and fancy. De-
George c.. hazleton, Jri with portrai
Of Neil Gwyu; $3.50; our price. S5c.
THE HEROES. or. GREEK FAIRY
TALES FOR MY CHILDREN. by
/ Charles kingsley; printed from large
clear type on woven Paper. size 6isX9
I inches' publishers price. $3.50; our spe-
e,al price Slc The heroic legends nf old
/ olol-o axe hoveil set ilrth with ali the
narrative power OF kingsley al his best.
Evening journal., 1903-11-30
A Great Exposition Of igh-Grade Pianos for Christmas
1Third floor. Chestnut street,

HIu WUOI1 NHlsIHU- 7IIII-I
duplicated. Prices range from
$500 to $500.
OF GyaNR pianos - Chickering
and Mason & Hamlin from $3.50
up-we have an unusually large
stock to be seen. in a variety OF
sizes. color. decoration of case and
tonal quality.
IN upright pianos the stock is
Evening journal., 1903-11-30

the American armies. kept az Valley
Forge, May is 10 June N. 177S
European History.
Bingham. The Bastnie. 2v.
Butler. The story OF Athens.
Molioy. Court life below stairs. 2v.
Molloy. Royalty restored.
Saussure. a foreign view OF England
IN the reigns Of George ]. and George
II.
Travel (Europe)
Baedeker. Berlin and its enyirons
Evening journal., 1903-11-30
and Oriental-Lower Prices

1883 IT,. Sl40
from Sl65 - Ku-
thia.
l6.9xl0 IT,, $l6s
from $3.50 - Ou-
shak.
l5.5xS.7 IT,. S19s
from S24O - Ku-
thia.
a. 5xS. IL it,,
$40 from $3.50
Elk Persian.
l9.10xl4 h.,S275
from S425- Sava-
Evening journal., 1903-11-30
Pillow Shams
and Bureau Scarfs
Main Aisle

soc woytk 81 and &.25.
The new price comes from buy
ing 200 dozen in one lot.
There are PA inch covers to
match the usual 81 inch square
shams-but you will also find extra
long scarfs-36, 54 and u inches
with embroidery and open work.
Evening journal., 1903-11-30

O11yP''fces neVey
change on ns5U IN
SfrNm entS-at
Christmas time or
for any particular
person.
And the regular
w a n a M a k c T
guarantee goes
with every i'm
strument from the
lowest to the
Evening journal., 1903-11-30
The Oriental Rugs

embrace about $50 Shirvans of
fine quality in large size hearth
rugs which lie fat and Straight
10 Be sold al $50 each instea I Of $50,
the usual price for this grade.
Also about 200 Daghestans at
The gbeciai b,1oe of SIS. These are
thick, heavy serviceable rugs for
halls or in places where they will
be given hard W ar.
Hundreds Of still smaller rugs
are also being sold for less than
their original prices.
IN carpet size Oyfeafaks there is
a large collection today at a sag1ne
OF a5out Hiyd-some a little
more, some a little less.
This list (which includes some
English and French rugs) will
Evening journal., 1903-11-30
Not a spectacu

Not a spectacu-
lar show.
Notpianos with
a hall dozen
, sounding boards.
Not one make
Of pianos under
four or FIVE differ
ent ste n cile d
names.
Sim ply our
own fine regular
stock that we
Evening journal., 1903-11-30
Black Silk Petticoats
Pettieoat Shop. second hoor)

= ~17'NVIV lII7E1 7IIVIW IVUII
Look at the de til OF the accordion
pleated flo nee on the IS petit oat.
How well it will hold out the skirt
and what a fluffy ook the it'll. pinked
ruches give ! Near silk foundation.
A other snle at S. ever So
dainty, for the accordion -pleated
iiounce is fl ishe with a plain ruffle
having SIX rows Of hemsttching the
near six dust rfile on this is pleatel
to give more iulness about the feet
Evening journal., 1903-11-30
So French Zibeline, $l.75
$3.50 French Zibeline, So
Southeast Of center

OF the $4 quality have about 500 yards of the SIS
about 400 in round numbers.
Zibelines like the $4 kud have been selling in this city
until now for 81 yardits safe to say Philadelphia
saw such stuffs at these prices.
One is rough shaggy zibeline the other has short
hairs, but both wonderfully soft and fine
Evening journal., 1903-11-30
75c Corduroy. soc

With woven cords-no pressed
limitations can get into the store.
Any color OF black that a woman
may like to have for a walking suit
or blouse, or school girls would
choose for every day use, is in
the lot.
Evening journal., 1903-11-30
THE EVENING JOURNAL MONDAY NovEMBER3O 1890

500 Smyrna
rugs ready to-
day at a saving
Of from 25c ton
a 81. IS rug lor
90c) TO $l2 ION
a So tug 70,
500
All sizes
rug, carpet anu
hall.
AH ar 6esi
Grade SmyyNas
Evening journal., 1903-11-30
a Rare Exhibition of
Fine Ernines
(sacond door. chestnut street.

(Sccond hoor. Chestnut street,
In the beginning OF the
summer, when we first heard
that ermine was to be the fur
OF the winter, we began lay
ing III a store-or else we
should never be able to make
today's exhibition, for ermine
is growing scarcer and scarcer
soon no one can get il
either for love or money.
Evening journal., 1903-11-30
scidmore. Winter India.
Biography.

BioWitz. Memoirs.
Chatterton. Thomas. a biography OF
David Mason.
Dumas. Alexander Life ana writings
by II. A. spur.
Emerson. Ralph Waldo. The centenary
Of the birth Of Ralph Waldo Emer-
son. by the Social Circle in Con-
cord.
Emerson. The influence Of Emerson, by
i. d. Mead.
Evening journal., 1903-11-30

These sn115ius lets come 20 us be-
cause we are the largest handler
of their goods.
A hint Of the sizes: