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The Washington times., 1903-05-21
FOUND.

FoUND-Laceys ice cream absolutely pure.
20 cents per gallon Delivered in unlettered
wagons. 60! New York ave. NV. niio-tf
The Washington times., 1903-05-21
LOST.

LOST-Dog; mouse-eolored greyhound; answers
TO name Major CoGSWELLS. 209 1lth St
rxx-
The Washington times., 1903-05-21
BIRDS, DIGS. ETC.

FOR SALE-Lawn grass. flower. and garden
seed, spring bulbs. parrots canar!es, fancy
poultry dogs, cats. etc. SCHMID'S BIRD
STORE. 7i2 18th ST. NV mh l4-ti
Evening journal., 1903-12-04

On the Trail of Don Quixote, by Au
gust F. Jaccaci; illustrated. ST. so; on
price. 40c.
EverYbody's New Census Atlas Of tn.
World: SO pages of colored maps
showing every country and civil divi'
sion on the face of the globe; the pro-
posed route of the Nicaragua Canal; thl,
farthest Northern explorations, etc.
with historical, descriptive and statisl
tical matter; illustrated; ready-refe
ence list, showing all places in th'
United States, together with lates,
census returns; 244 pages, 1oHxll
inches, cloth; reduced to soc; by mail
75c.
George Eliot, complete; clear type
good paper, 6 vols, popular editioni
our special price, 81.
Thackeray, complete; clear type
good paper, 10 vols; our special price.
81. 10.
Bronte, complete writings of thl
Bronte Sisters; large type, good paper
8 vols. popular edition; our specis
price, 81; another edition, 9 vols. Sl.20
Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales
Pathfinder. Prairie, Last OF the Mohil
cans, Deerslayer and Pioneers; vols.
our special price, 75c.
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
THE EVENING JOURNA l. FRTDA DFCEMRER4 Ie@a
Fine Christmas Furs

Every day brings in new
things to fill the spaces left
by those that are sold. From
So to $1,000 there is almost
nothing in furs that is lack
ing.
The newest things are the
little neck furs-the two best
makers in the country are in
New York, and made all this
years novelties specially for
the Wanamaker Store.
But coats are the important
thing nov:
Persian lamb coats, from S72. 50 to
Sl75.
Electric seal coats, SIS. so to sos.
Guaranteel Alaska seal coats, S52s
and $3.50.
Squirrcl-lined coats, $50 10 Sl75.
Second floor, Chestnut street,
Evening journal., 1903-12-04

Allibone's Dictionary of Authors.
British and American, Living and De-
ceased, by S. Austin Allibone IL. D..
supplement by John Foster Kirk.
IL. D.; containing the names and his
tory of over 80, 600 authors, vols, Svo.,
half Russia, $50; our price, Sl2, so.
Bsyard Taylor's By-Ways OF Europe,
Cen,ral Africa, Egypt and Iceland, Ell
dorado, Greece aud Russia, Home aud
Abroad first seriesl, Home and Abroad
second aeiiesl, India. China and ia
pan. Land of the Saracen, Northern
Travel, Views Afoot, Beauty and the
Beast. John Godfrey's Fortunes, Joseph
and His Friend, Hannah Thurston,
story OF Kennett; limo, 10 vols,
bound in 8. Publishers price, S24;
our special price, 50.
S.ones OF Venice, by John Ruskiu
large type. good paper, l68 illustra-
tions, ) vols, limo; our special
price, soc.
War and Policy, Thirty Essays, by
Spencer Wilkinson; 445 pages, $3.50; /;
our price, 40c.
Geikie's Life of Christ, entirely re-
written for the young, by Cunningham
Geikle; 375 pages, quarto size, colored
frontispiece and 100 full page engrav-
ings; our price, 3sc.
Life of Sir Arthur Sullivan, by Arthur
Lawrencei octave, S5i our price, Csc.
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
CHINESE ORATOR
WOULD Be CITIZEN
Will Ask Congress to Make a
Law Enabling Him to
Become Naturalized
LEADING MEN ENDORSE POSITION

yam Phou Lee, the well-known Chi
nose orator of Delaware, and lecturer
for Kent County Grange, is preparing
a petition to be presented 10 Congress
praying for special legislation enabling
him to become citizen of the United
States.
Mr. Lee came TO America In 1873, bt
ing sent by the Chinese Government to
be educated in American schools. He
finished In the common schools ana
after taking "a preparatory course enc
tered Yale University In 1850. lie was
recalled to China In 81 however and
was placed against his will i'm the Ma
val Academy at Tien Tsin, from which
he voluntarily left ia "a, being imbued
with a spirit of American IDEAS ani
returning to this country to compile e.
his course in Yale This he did in
1887, with a degree of B. a. He az
terward took the post graduate course
in Yale and in 92 took up "a course iu
Vanderbilt Medical College at Nash
Vile. Tenn. In the meantime he spent
much of his time I'm writing for maga-
zines and for the press in lecturing ON
Chinese topics. and I'M Interpreting lot
the courts in New York city
In 1900 Mr. Lee bought "a farm 81.
Lincoln, Delaware and has since rc-
sided there taking an active interest
ia an matters of state and local so,
ernment. AT the last session OF Supe-
fior Court held at Georgetown h0
made regular application for natural.
zation papers. but the Chinese eXclu.
sion law of 1889 served as a bar ChIoi
Justice Lore publicly stated that ho
was sorry 20 refuse naturalization pG
pers but that there could be- no inter.
probation of the Chinese exclusion law
which would permit their acceptance.
ln compliance with the suggestion of
friends. Mr.. Lee is preparing % memo
rial TO be submitted 90 Congress pray
ing for the passing of special leglslH-
tion ln his behalf There is no in-
stance known whore such lcgislatca
has before been sought az the hands OF
Congress. but Mr. Lees petition -fs sl
strongly endorsed hy many leading mcs
of Delaware that il is thought tha
Congtcss14ill have no hcsitancy g.
passing tho act
Senator Alice win handle the memo
rial in the senate and Congressman
Houston will take care oc it in th
lower house.
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
nidn,t Eool tho ealleru.

Dan Hart, playwright was in Pitts
ton few evenings ago during the pro-
duction Of one of his plays for the
benefit of The local IRE company. As
Mr.. Hart is q native of the neighbor-
Ing town Of Wilkesbarre the boys" de-
termined to show their appreciation OF
home talent ana secured the biggest
bouquet IN town for him. One of the
fremen was specially detailed to pre-
sent it To the young playwright az tho
moment OF Inspiration. Unfortunateg
the guardian OF the floral tribute" fell
asleep and was In that happy condition
when Alr. Hart was called before the
curtain. The stage management came
20 the rescue. however and presented
the bouquet amid great applause.
Mr.. Hart had a funny story 20 tell.
and laying the bouquet ON little
stand in the wings. stepped down to
the footights 70 deliver the yarn to
the best advantage.
IL was at this juncture that the "spe-
ciai committee OF one on flowers" woke
up. Catching a glimpse of the bou-
quet he sprang 10 his feet and before
any one could stop him darted forward
and presented Il once more 20 the ass
tonished playwright. while the audi
ence roared with delight.
Mr.. Hart paused a moment as he
regarded the fireman and the bouquet
with slightly embarrassed feelings
Then recovering himself be said Will
a smile.
Il am doubly grateful for this re-.
newed evidence OF regard. shall
cherish this bouquet and tho othei
one. as fragrant mementocs OF my Wis.
It TO Pittston."
"Ah, g'wanl" shouted a small boy Ia
Evening journal., 1903-12-04

Lizard skin is the iavorite
leather in Paris; and about the
most difficult to obtain. Genuine
lizard in these higher grade bags,
excellent aud serviceable imitation
ior those who want to pay less;
the finest workmanship that comes,
and prices below other stores,
grade for grade.
IS. Fine Saaian leather, covered
leather handles aud frames, suede
lining.
S3.iS Imitation lizard. fiat handles,
purse and card case, MORE lining; a
inner and larger pattern. 81 Sc
S4.5J. Imitation lizaid, block bot
tom, lock, pocketbook. card-clse and
scent bottle.
IS. SO. DuBarry and automobile COM
bnation bag may be made large OF
small. Safian leather. red. green, blue
So Real Brazilian lizard, snak'
chain or leather handles, pocket-bo !
aud card-case in lizard skin; cut glas
scent bottle.
tCenter Of store
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
Vienna Gilt Bronzes
Duerer Ware
Dinner Sets-A Rare
Chance at This Time

Much under price = some
but half their value because
the quantities are small.
$50 a00yth $3.50.
The). II viland china sets, 100 pieces,
dainty pink and white rose decorations,
gold handles and knobs.
S22. SO aO0yfk $3.50.
Theo Haviland china sets. 1l3 pieces,
lavender and white floral decorations,
gold knobs and handles.
S25 7U0Yth $780,.
Theo Haviland china sets, lis pieces,
scattered pi k ros and delicate spray
decorations, gold handles.
$50 aOortk S45, and S35 foy
$50 sets.
Theo. Haviland china sets, pink
floral decorat ions, gold clouded edges,
gold knobs and handles.
$50 aVOrfk 500.
Theo. Havilaud china sets.
SIS a00yth ,S22. SO.
Royal Austrian china sets, 100 pieces,
three styles Aorai decorations on pret-
tily embossed shape, gold knobs and
handles.
81 zO0Yth SIS.
Porcelain sets, 100 pieces. two hand
some pink floral decorations, gold
edges, handles and knobs are gold
traced.
tSecond hoorl
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
Rockers and
Morris Chairs

A carload of rockers just
in-substantial build, favor
ite patterns in many varie-
ties. Oak, So to $17; imi-
tation mahogany, So to
$3.50; mahogany, $40 to
$50.
Norris chairs: broad and deep,
oak, ST.. so to SIS; imitation ma
hogany, 81 to $l2; weathe ed oak,
SIS to 50; mahogany, $l2 to
$3.50.
Cushions to fit the chairs, in
coverings Of tapestry, velour.
verona, corduroy and denim
prices from $3.50 a set for denim
to SIS for tapestry.
(Third hoor)
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
SIS Tor Women's Rain and Storm Coats
Regularly $I7.50 to S2e 50

Regularly SIz5o 10 $3.50
Second hoor Chestnut street,
And raincoats going to be of the most popular
useful gifts
The long sturdy with capes the
shoulders al show all sizes.
The Of olive cravenee with sashed and the Of
mixed English cloth trimmed with bits of red broadcloth
styles close though the sizes complete
4 is in this morning much like the
Pail Nall had while only OF striped dark olive coh $20
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
Massive Inkstands

For library, reading room, Office
or den-the solid, substantial pat
terms that will give a lifetime OF
service; cut glass with brass
ebony and staghorn mounting.
Some Of the styles:
Gu. glass base, with nickel rails for
edge and clock, Sll.
Ebony nickel sand, barometer and
clock Sl2
Brass, with clock, Sl2 so; with calen-
dar, IS; double, 81.
Genuine goathorn trimmings, 81;
double, with sta ghorn trimmings 50.
Gilt trimmings, horse head pattern,
S..
chamois leather base, nickel rail
edge, $3.50.
Paper rack and nickel trimmings, So.
Antique brass double, Sl2 so; mod
ern pattern, $3.50.
(BasemenO
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
NEW ORCHARDS
FOR KENT COUNTY
Fruit Growers in Vicinity OF
Smyrna Set Out Many
New Trees
v-.>ss e,A.r - 81, ..-@ r...s, 'it..- -' -...'--
RURSERYMEN Do RUSHING BUSINEs

Smyrna. Dec. 4-During the past fe'
weeks there have been large numbr
Of fruit trees sent TO this vicinity ar
wagon loads have ben hauled from the
station through town to the count
districts. Judging from the number o.
peach. pear and plum trees set out ro-
Gently Smyrna viii in q few years hc-
come one OF the largest fruit shipp
centres i'm Delaware. Peaches. of cours
prevail. and this fan there have bca-
many orchards set out Some idea o.
the number of trees is obtained from
the agents of nurseries of this town
who have been doing a rushing husi-
ness Of late. hlling orders.
Joseph y. FAIRIES is possibly the larg-
est dealer. and his sale this fan
amounts TO about 10000 fruit trees
Last fan this output was over $4,000
trees. j. l.. Carter who represents tho
nursery of G.. NJ. Peters of Snow Hill
Nd. has sold In this vicinity over 2o.-
GOO and fully 10000. we understand ha.
boen sold by Samuel Armstrong thl
representative of the Harrison Nurser
les OF Berlin. to say nothing OF tree
procured from other Sources.
Wnen the NcNoWS Nifuth inls sec
tion years ago, nearly an OF our frui
growers pulled up their orchards, ant
what was once one of the largest peacl
shipping centres OF the state, gradual,
dwindied away to comparatively q Few
shipments. Now that the fruit craz'
has again struck our tillers Of the soil
much care and attention has been paiJ
20 getting Of good healthy stock, anC
unless disease or some unforeseen
plague visits these young orchards
Smyrna as a fruit shipping eentre vii
be restored TO its old-time popularity
and will be a great boon 20 the farm
ers.
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
Lillian Corsets

We came near saying" for
Christmas" so many moth
ers and sisters havebeen buy
ing them for that
Certainly nothing could be pret-
tier than the little corsets of silk
batiste. And the plain batiste
Lillians are pretty. too, because of
their fine Lines and curves. 81. so
to $25.
Lots of falncy garters are going
out for gifts just now.
Some in dainty hand painted
boxes, 75c.
Some of ribbon, embroidered or
plain, SIPS and 81. so.
Palmer kinds, 25c, 58c, soc and
65c.
(Paris Corset Salon, second floor
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
Millinery Happenings

About fifty S., 50 and SO hats lin
the Golden SALON. are down to SO
they all need a little treshenin z
and Strengthening up.
Twelve dozen long nap black
beavers, as shaggy as anyone
could wish, are 81 so instead Of
50. 5O-a makers surplus. Golden
Salon, too
Upstairs between 40 and so fine
trimmed hats are being hurried
OUTS to SIS, have been $40
to $25.
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
A.bury Leaaue Enter.sinmsnt.

Asbury, Epworth League will give
an entertainment in odd Fellows Hall
this evening. The spectator will visit
eight foreign cities and countries
England Ireland. Egypt, Switzerland,
China. Japan. Rome and Venice. Other
views viii include Uncle Toms Cabin.
Life of an American Fireman, Robin
son Crusoe in thirty scenes, complete
Santa scenes and fourteen scenes OF a
Little Red Riding Hood. Jack and the
Bean Stalk
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
A New Loom
for Children, 81

Ready to weave with worsted.
cotto silk, raffia, or even to d
bead work.
So simple a four year old cal
use it. Turns out dolls afghans
little slippers, towels, rugs, caps
horse reins, and lots of Sther use.
full things.
See it in the Toy Store, near tn
Market street elevators.
Fourth foorl
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
Luck in Women's Suits
lsecond floor, Chestnut street.

S55 to 500 klnds-foy S25 and $50
Altogether there seventyhve suits-the most aris
tocratc of their famythe of this seasons styles
the pretest clothsbut they down two of
size or color, and we bundle them all out in day
Broadcloths cheviots aud Oughish novelty cloths
about many Etons long coats
Walking and dress lengths with drop skirts of silk Sizes
o 40 in the To-
The $25 $55 to $50
The $50 $40 to $780,
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
Fine handkerchief
from France

You can travel Paris over
and in no one little shop will
you find as many different
kinds of French handker-
chiefs to choose from as right
here in our own Handker-
chief Corner. And that's S
saying a good deal.
Women s.
Sheer linen hemstitched, with a
beautiful little medallion, 81 each.
Silk and linen. hemstitched, 81 each.
Real lace, 75c to SIS.
Men s.
Colosei centers and white ceniers
with borders Of color. 81 and SIPS each.
Silk and linen, hemstitched, Sl.50 ca.
East of Arcade)
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
Visiting Cards
for Christmas

Sixteen working days only TO
get out your cards that accompany
your gifts. Our extensive plant is
now being crowded and our prom
ises are four 10 six lays.
This is to remind you that it is
necessary TO place your orders
early.
Over sixty thousand plates are
ready to 60 on press, and thou
sands OF dies. We don't expect to
work all of them in the few days
Lett, but we are prepared to use
half OF them.
We are now tuning out 100000
cards a week.
Stationery Store, Juniper street,
Evening journal., 1903-12-04

Street Station few days ago and
hurried. with his two solid-lool5ing suit
cases toward Pullman porter who
stood sthly and erect before the steps
of parlor car attached to the Penn
sylvania Limited. The passenger. who
was long ON suit cases but short on
breath, asked the proud looking porter:
Does this train stop ut Railway"
40, sah,' replied the negro in
upcrior manner, "this train do no
top at Railway sah it do not even
-esitate at Railway
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
A Drop in Tweeds
and Mixed Zibelines

Low prices to sell out some
odd lots quickly.
All were new goods this
fall--but many are single
pieces of a color.
Scotch tweeds. N.2S from 81.
Scotch tweeds, Sis from 81 So
Imported zbelines. $3.50 from Sis.
American tweeds. Sl.25 from Sl.S0.
American tweeds, ! SO from 81.
American tweeds, Sl.25 from Sl.75.
American tweeds, 81 from Sl.25.
American zibelines, s. from $3.50
Southeast of centerl
Evening journal., 1903-12-04

A murder case was on trial. and the
jury was being selected. Among the
Nenire was "a negro who had passion
Tor listening 10 Socialistic speeches
when not otherwise engaged. which
was generally always"
The attorney asked. do you believe
u capital punishment
Vas. suh, / does"
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
Solid Gold Jewelry

10-karat-but not expensive:
scores Of articles between ST. and
IS, some of them set with genuine
stones-rings, brooches, scarf
pins. cuff links, sleeve pins, etc.
Special cases in the Arcade
moved over from the Jewelry Store
Ito accommodate more people.
tArcade
Evening journal., 1903-12-04

do YOU know what capital punish-
ment is?H
Course 1 does" the negro replied.
We'll, what do you understand capi-
tai punishment TO be?"
IT means q gitten ober wild de rich
who are @ rulin' ober dc pore. ] ble'be
hits right, an you can't make me
ble'be nuthin else"
Accepted shouted the attorney.
a burly broad -shouldered man
passed through the GATES at Broad
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
$l.25 and $l.5O
English Corduroy, 81

Three lots of the very fin
est English corduroys brought
to this country have been re-
duced to $1-never sold at
that price before today.
Tan, brown, navy, mole, gun
metal, myrtle green and black, in
three sizes OF cords.
Southeast of centerl
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
Girls Suits

So new that they really hint of
spring styles-are these suits with
the little Eton blousing slightly
over the belt in the back. Many
novel touches worth seeing.
Brown cheviot. blue zibeline $25.
Covert cloth suit, box coat,
lap seam skirt; either coat OF
skirt could be worn separately.
$40.
II, 10, IS years.
econd floor, Chestnut street.
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
Stiff and Soft Hats

No better made than the
Stetson-the Dsrbys are black,
the soft hats black, tan and pearl
$3.50 to S.; every good block
and brim.
Six hats, S., So, and Knox,
So.
Our own Derby, 81, $3.50,
3-the best sold at these prices.
Opera hats, So, Soj Knox,
SO.
Hat cases, So to SIS.
(city Hall Cornerl
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
Dresses

Cashmere, in pale dainty colors,
with bands and pipings of silk,
braid, little embroidered ruffles,
French knots all manner OF
pretty, simple trimmings. to 4
years; ST.. so, $1.75, $3.75, $4.25,
$5. A charming best" frock for
a little girl.
And to go with them pretty
white aprons from 25c up.
Second floor, first gallery
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
Get the HouSe-Co as Soon
as You -ossa.. -sS;s..5 ass:;Ssss ss:; 6s.. Store

Every day the variety will grow less. !.
Before we bought single coat all that the
good makers had to show The SIS and $6 and those
at ali prices were then compared and the BEST selected
But anyon. can do thatl Yes, tut haven't yet'
said wha followed. Our or5ers for two stores we're
then placei-housands of coasand because the orders
were larger than other gave prices werss
LOWER.
All Of which shows in every coat here today. $a75s
to $1S.
Still good assortment Of the $3.50 hoase-cOatsI
for 81.
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
$3.50 Zibeline, So
81 Zibeline, S1.75

Plain colors-gray, tan, reseda,
garnet, plum, brown and navy
blue.
France can make no better
zibelines than thesc-the fne mo
hair combined with the best and
soitest wool makes an ideal stuff
for tailored suits.
Southeast of center
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
Best Grade
SMYRNA Ru9s

going out of the Carpet Store,
second floor, by the hundreds
for giits-6esf grade SmyynaS at The
usual byloe of second gYaaS The
saving is 25c on a $l.l5 rug for
90c, up to $12 on a $72 rug for
500.
Second floor, Market street
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
WANTED.

ANY school boy in town has an OPP
portunity Of earning a gold watch for
Christmas by merely influencing for US
he sale of 10 gallons OF Black Diamond
Roof Paint. Cau at James NJ. Bryan's.
o. West l2ighth street. and ask 70 see
za-nnD-a Watnh aud Eet full Information,
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
Desk Supplies
Imported

imported.
Memorandum paper blocks, linen
binding, l5c, 25c, 35c.
Letter racks. linen, styles, soc.
Engagement states with calendar and
pencil, 2Sc.
S amp boxes, 20c sc.
Longiellow no, the poet memoran-
DUN books W tn pencil, 25c.
Address books l0o, l5c, 25c.
Gross Aisle
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
Slippers at Every Turn

staring you in the face at a
dozen places in the Shoe Store.
81. so secures a splendid pair in
leather for man or woman. Knit
slippers, ST.. All sorts of good
warm slippers for grandmother.
Dolgefelt slippers-the best in
the world women's, 81 up;
men s, 81. 80 up.
Market aud Thirteenth)
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
inexpensive
S0metkaisg tor a 50yP

OOHSetNlJSS IO/ q OOY.
Nothing b tier than one of those
complete little tool chests - 16
tools in a wooden chest for soc,
up to the big box with 81 tools
for So.
Something tor a ezyI?
Look at the piles OF miniature trunks.
just big enough to hold Miss Dolly's
clothes.
10 inches long, lock and key, tray, 81.
lSinches long best quality lock, 81. 25.
Steamer shape, 20 inches long, Sis.
Toy Store, fourth hoor)
Evening journal., 1903-12-04

much. Some OF the INTEREST,"
The handkerchief shob
An-linen nandkerchiefs from SC to 7sc
The JabaReSe shob
Odd bits OF japanese ware rom 1Oc to 81
The Indian skob, where there is
a real little Ind an boy, and plenty
of mocca ins, birch bark canoes
and beautiful East Indian stuffs.
The 10y shob, with toys from SC
to ST.
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
Fur CABS. Collars, Glove

More need Of furs this wintei
than in many years. SealskiI
caps, S. to $40; fur collars anc
gloves, $3.50 to SIS.
(city Hall corner)
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
So Striped
Zibeline, SI.25

From one of the largest
importers-to clear up his
winter BUSINESS for 1908. AL
most every street color in the
lot-black besides with a tiny
white stripe.
Southeast Of CENTER
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
Mhnt Is the nractlcal effect of th

What is the practical effect of the
anti-Anarchist regulations? When a
foreigner gets stranded here he talks
like a fool, and then has his fare paid
back.
The Standard oil Company refuses
to reveal its secrets TO the new Gov
ernment Department of Commerce and
Labor. No wonder!
Haiti devotes almost one-sixth OF tts
rAg AnuAS "a fr@a scsDaslz.
Evening journal., 1903-12-04

The old stand bys. for Office or
library. with tear off pads. Most
OF them have a daily verse. 25c
each.
Shakespeare Today
Iennyson Daily Guide
Dickens Day Unto Day
Every Day Boldoir
Golden Words
OF course, all the other styles Of
calendars are here also. The new
Christie, just received, $2.25.
Book store. Thi teenth street,
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
His Idea Of capital Punishment.

the gallery There amt no other. IT'S
the same bunch what's been uncored.'
Evening journal., 1903-12-04
AsH SOUNDS IN the Na,ye,y .hsse days
Christmas

The best gift gloves are the
finest gloves, of course-and
just as much of course, the
finest gloves arc the new
" Victorias "-$1.S5.
Clear, soft, even French skins,
that take the most beautiful dyes
imaginable And the cut and fit
are as perfect as the colors.
Chestnut and Juniper streetsl
Evening journal., 1903-12-04

1g corners are:
Il place tor Christmas tree foys
Sc and 10c.
Il fancy goods shob
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your room.
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there.
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Evening journal., 1903-12-04
Standard Books-Unusual Price.
Thirteenth street.


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