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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-17
1000 Copies 1000.

The finest little 16 mo. book ever sold for
10c. The list contains many of the poets,
Black Beauty, Black Rock, The Rollo
Books, and just as good list of titles as
any 35c edition on the market.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-17
Dolls

We are still making low prices on dolls
Dolls are a side line with us and we pick
up all the bargains we can and let the rest
go so if you buy doll of us you get it
cheap. Our 30 cent doll you pay so cents
for anywhere else. Come in and look at
our dolls.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-17
MEDALIONS.

We always show large line of Medal
ions and this year it is just as large as
ever
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-17
Mirrors

We have the largest line of Mirrors we
have ever shown, bought direct from the
manufacturers. They range from cts to
the 81. 90 triplicate. These mirrors are
very finely finished and extra fine gloss.
They are handles.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-17
Box Paper

in fancy boxes that when paper is gon,
you use them for handkerchief boxes, necl
tie, glove boxes. A big line of box pape
that would make nice present.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-17

that are guaranteed and you buy them
OF US very much cheaper than you can buy
IN the China Stores in the city.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-17

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lncemeDt
more complete, and strictly up to date than
Imported Japanese Chinaware.
Imported German Chinaware.
Russian Ware.
Gold Worked Goods
that are guaranteed and you buy them
OF us very much cheaper than you can buy
IN the China Stores in the city
MEDALIONS.
We always show large line of Medal
ions and this year it is just as large as
eyer
Dolls
We are still making low prices on dolls.
Dolls are side line with us and we pick
up all the bargains we can and let the rest
go so if you buy doll of us you get it
cheap. Our 30 cent doll you pay so cents
for anywhere else Come in and look at
our dolls.
Burnt Leather Novelties
Such as Magazine covers, Cigar holders,
Pen wipers, Pocket books for ladies and
gents, and many other useful presents in
burnt leather.
Mexican Hand Carved Novel
ties
N Gents and Ladies pocket books. Card
cases, Etc.
Leather Goods
Hand bags, wrist bags, lapies and gents
pocket books, cigar cases, toilet cases and
leather novelties too numerous to mention
Box Paper
in fancy boxes that when paper is gone,
you use them for handkerchief boxes, neck
tie, glove boxes. A big line of box paper
that would make a nice present.
Perfume
We carry only the best makes OF perfumes
which accounts for our large and growing
trade on these goods. Our line this Xmas
will be larger than ever and strictly first
class. You buy your perfume of us and
you will be sure that you have the best.
A big line of boxed perfume at 25c, SOC,
15c and up TO 80. 90. We are the perfumers
Novelties
Toilet Sets, from SOC to $1,000 in Stag,
Ebonoid and Celluloid.
Cuff and collar boxes at all prices.
Necktie and work boxes.
Photo holders.
Photo frames in all Sizes
Photo and autograph albums.
Smoking Sets.
An elegant assortment of ink wells.
ANY sunday SCHOOL leacner
Who has a number of presents to buy we
will make very liberal discount.
Fountain Pens
\ nice line TO select from. {
{
trade in years gone by, and have by
Xmas season and assure you that we will :
1ICH. ;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-17
Music Rolls.

In burnt leather, plain leathers-al
kinds.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-17

OClS.
Riley's Old Sweetheart of Mine and his
masterpiece, a beautiful illustrated volume,
$175.
The Hurst Edition, padded, 81 LOO
The Handy volume edition, goo.
The full limp leather serrs, $125.
The Pyrogrovare binding, 81 80
The Limp Walrus, 1925
The Agate Morocco, 1925.
The padded Ooge calf, 81 so
The full limp Ooge calf 81 %
Poems illustrated for SOC, bound hand
somely and illustrated, Size 7x9 Such as
Poe's Lenore, Grays Eegy, Song of the
Brook, and many others, SOC vol.
Diaries for 1904,
A large line from 1Oc up.
The Boys and Girls Book Shelf
Series, Goo.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-15
l. Jun,s ssssssm Team.

The line up OF the La Junta
baseball team. recently organized,
is as follows: Clark, catcher;
Schmidt, pitcher; King Captain !,
FIRST base; Bidwell, second base;
Harris, third base; Whittinghill.
shortstoP: Gavagan. left field;
Hurst, center field; Lewis. right
field
The boys are expecting liberal
donations from our local mer
chants to purchase new suits. and
we hope they will not be disap-
pointed. The first game OF the
season will be played with Las
AnImss at the La unta Driving
Park, April 10th.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-15
0eehssevs Concert.

The La unta Theatre Orchestra
will give a grand concer, at the
La Junta Theatre next Saturday
evening. for the benefit OF the
Woodmen of the World and the
Women OF Woodcvsft The pro-
grsmme is OF unusual excellence,
and there will be something rare
for all lovers of good music. Miss
Zelia Pezle and Mrs. Warner, the
sell known soioists Of this city,
will assist There will be trans
criptions from grand opera. and
Mr. Psrreant will give a new Illus
trstion OF the "Mockiag Bird, I"
and also his famous rendition Of
1.-The Preacher and the Organ"
IL is hoped the good people OF La
IuntA will show their appreciation
Of our fine musical organization
by liberal patronage Seats on
sale At the City Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-15
1hysiesi Culture.


X. II. Lampkin, minister Of the
Christian Church. will deliver a
lecture on physical Culture" at
the church on Friday night next
The subject is 1.-The Trunk. or
Where We Live" Mr.. Lsmpkin
was formerly the physical director
of Kentucky University, and Of the
Lexington Athletic Club. His
manner OF treatment of the sub
ject is that which deals with health
and morals, not pugilism nor
athletics in the common sense OF
the term. HIS purpose in the
present instance is to awaken an
interest in the matter and organize
classes for instruction for all who
will take. Come out and hear him.
Admission. as cents.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-15
''Sseoy Ooesom-"

Hampton & Hopkins magnifi-
cent production of SANDY Bot
tom" that comes to the La Iunta
Theatre. Tuesday, April 2Ist. like
the "Old Homestead" and ..Sag
HHarbor." appeals to the general
public tastes. Ii deals naturally
with lite as IT IS among the sun
kissed hill of Arkansas, where the
scenes are land There is no clap-
trap or artificial elements in the
play. IL IS a mirror of human
nature that IS graphically pict-
ured- Being a melodrama. OF
course there are exciting incidents,
villiany and pathetic scenes, but
they are relieved by wholesome
so the play possesses
light and shadow IN various forms.
The company rs . large and compe
tent one and the scenery new and
The company carry
absolutely every piece Of scenery
used in the play
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-15
c. X. Naylor has been appoint,

c. X. Naylor has been appoint
ed chief clerk 10 Mechanical Sup
erintendent r. n. Risteen to sue
ceed X. II Barber. who goes to
Los Angeles as chief clerk 10
Master Mechanic Todd OF the
coast lines Mr. Naylor comes
from La unta. where tie has been
chief clerk to Mechanicai Sup-rin-
tendent Tavior He will be sue
ceeded at La nnta by Christopher
Wise of the office of d. T. Fitz
gerald, motive power accountant
Topeka Journal
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-15
sons MORE tocA. usms.

Trade at the Palace drug store
Ladies wrappers, best made,
81 90 and 81 so. at Hawkins.
FoR RrNr-Four uniurnished
rooms. Inquire oi w. +. Roop.
Buckley & Hart have list OF
''barga,ns" in homes. Look at
them.
Fox SALE-Seventy feet OF iron
fence. Inquire OF n. S. Larsen
II r Kelly, of Alamoosa, has
accepted position at the La
Iunta Mill as bookkerper.
I The public schools OF this city
will observe Arbor and Bird Day
next Friday afternoon with ap-
propIiate exercises in all of the
grades.
! Judge Voorhees, will he down
from Pueblo tomorrow to set the
cases for the April term of the dis.
trict court, which convenes in
regular session next Monday morn
ing.
The Willing Workers OF the
Presbyterian church will give a
social tea at the home of Mrs. {.
NJ. Taylor, on Cimarron avenue.
Saturday afternoon, April 18th.
from three to nine o'clock Ad.
missicn. IS cents. Everybody
invited.
F. Gretchen was La Junta
visitor Monday, and several inter
esting oil meetings were, held at
the court house to talk over the
situation at Boulder Mr. Gretchen
has been manager and superin-
tendeni for tie OteIo, Bradford
and La Ford Oil Companies dur
ing the past year or more, and is
I w" ihii-hSbStd oiI iudHUdtt VI
the first magnitude. He resigned
the position recently and has been
succeeded by c. w. Bomgardner
OF this city. Mr.. Gretchen expects
to go to Eastern Kansas to inves-
tigate the oil fields located there.
Mrs. Nancy Bay Jones. mother
of Mrs. Alfred Brooker, committed
suicide by hanging at the home
place of her daughter. three
miles south of town, last Friday
afternoon. She had been in i'll
health for some time, and IT had
affected her mind Coroner Green
investigated the case, but decided
that an inquest was not necessary
Mrs. Bates was aged 70 years,
months and days. The funeral
took place Saturday afternoon
from the residence. the service
being conducted by DR.. kimball,
and the interment taking place a,
Riverview cemetery. The w. X.
c.. of which the deceased was a
member. attended in a BODY.
Evening journal., 1903-11-11

lSecond floor, Chestnut street,
1t isn't the name that makes
the furs good-but the furs
that make the name good.
If we had started the fur
business by being content
with second-class skins, poor
workmanship, not being over
particular that each fur was
Just what i pretended to be,
we should not have the repu-
tation for furs we have now.
Electric seal jackets, double box
front, revers, storm collar, bell sleeves,
satin lining, SIS so, S32 so, SIS, $40.
Same style jackets in nearseai or Axsaia
seal, S45, SIS, 500.
Long blouse front coats, 90 inches
long. deep revers to waist, new sleeve,
fancy belt, satin lined, SOS.
Nearseal jackets, with mink collar,
cuffs aud deep revers extending to bot
tom of jacket, bishop sleeves, SIS.
Same style jacket, squirrel trimmed,
SIS.
Plain Persian jackets, box front, revers,
storm collar, bell sleeves, satin lining,
S72. so.
Evening journal., 1903-11-11
Silks From Liberty
of London
West 1'ransept)

The other day woman
walked through the Silk Store,
stopped, held up a piece Of
silk to her tie and said, in
surprise:
=" 1t can't be possible that
you have these thingsl !
bought my tie at Liberty S
shop in London and was told
that it was his exclusive de-
sign"
Yes, you don't need to go to
London to get the odd, the
unusual, the exclusive. This
store brings them to you.
We have some of all Liber-
tvs newest ideas for this
year.
DYED ShaNtung boneec, with tn,
finish of crepe, 33 inches wide
81. 5O-in beautiful colors.
.Skaded Liberty SILKS, ST.
Block printed Shanghai silks il
old time cashmere effects-onl,
one or two gowns of a kind. Sis
and 81.
Evening journal., 1903-11-11

If you have a suit of rough
tweed with a speck of bright
red through it, see how we'll
one of those cheerful red hats
goes with it.
Or if your gown is all gray
try a gray velvet turban,
with a plume, or a hat of
gray fur-say imitation mole
and chinchilla.
Black, brown or blue suited
women will find lots of good things
small hats, large hats, face hats,
hats that fare-all the good shapes
to be had.
Plum color is very fashionable
and we have tried to have a good
many different shades, so that the
lightest or darkest suit could be
matched.
Light hats white, pink and
blue-are for evening, Of course,
and therefore of light materials.
This having something for
everybody and for every occa-
sion is one of the things that
has made our SIS, So and $8
hats famous.
Evening journal., 1903-11-11
These Laces May Solve
Your Dress Trimming
Problem
main Aislel

A piece in which are pale yell
low silk, an embroidery in black
and white and a dainty edging of
ecru lace.
A beauty just in black and
white.
For an evening gown, the padded
chiffon flowers would be exquisite.
Some of the lengths are stun
ming designs in creamy white wool
lace.
An ecru lace ring has inset a
bit of fragile black chiffon en-
broidered delicately in pale blue
and pink.
But almost every pattern
is different. You can get
black, white, the two COM
bined, Persian effects and
laces with daintily embroid-
cred pieces Of colored batiste
or silk inset, in almost all
hues and styles.
Ind because they are III,
sample STRIPS of a famOH.
foreign maker they are .gozns
tor a, h1ya and a quarter
aNdey bT1ce. 3 10 7-yarc
strips, soc 10 50 a yard.
Evening journal., 1903-11-11
Men, S Blanket Robes

Made in Our own factory
OF blankets which come Z
Us direct from the mills
woven in special generou.
sizes so there will be plentN
Of material for the ample
pattern robes we cot.
A dollar better in quality
or a dollar less in prics
grade for grade, than an
blanket bath-robes you
find outside this store.
Plenty Of variety in colorins'
and patterns; and going ava
faster than ever. We can't r.
place the blankets for what thes
cost; the next lot Of robes wi /
cost more, but while this eollec
ton lasts, these prices-$3.75
s5, $3.50, $3.50 SO. 2
lChestnut or Market
Evening journal., 1903-11-11
To Women Who Need
Covert Jackets

tSecond floor, Chestnut street,
Sbec1aI notice:
About four dozen of the
fine tailored coats change
price today
SIS weys SIS, $50, S2I and
$3.50.
$50 weyc S2S, $50, S55, g55 and
S5S.
Sf0 weye Sf5 and Sf7.
That doesn't mean shoyt jackets
left over from last year, but the
new long coats, ranging anywhere
from 27 to 40 inches long, and all
beautifully stitched and tailored.
But some sizes in each style are
missing, so out they 60. In the
lot all sizes from 81 to AZ.
Evening journal., 1903-11-11
Corsets, soc to ST.
Main Aisle

Some are broken sizes
some are a manufacturer S
surplus which we bought to
sell at less than the regular
prices. But every one will
give you a full moneys worth
of wear.
SOC. Medium long corsets with dip
hip.
sJs. Girdles with short dip hip and
.1gc girdles. Sizes Is to %.
re worth $3.50. r. s. G. corsets in
Shofs ami medium lengths. made OF
coutil, bias gored.
81 Fine batiste r. & c. corsets in
sin4, blue and black. Some sizes
.Assslng. Worth $3.50
Evening journal., 1903-11-11
A Stir Among the
Handkerchiefs
Main Aisle

No aO0Nder-S0Me of the
byett1eSt, dauttest SaVzSs en-
6y01aeyed hanakeychzefs you
e0ey SaaO are going tor 25c
abtece-mostly SOC and Csc
kinds!
The linen is sheer and fine, and
the designs quite unusual-12S
different ones, and only a dozen
of each kind
Most are hemstitched and en-
broidered. Some are scalloped,
and a very few have a tiny lace
edge under the scallop.
Ysu'H be glad to kR0aO Mal
tie brNled six kanakeYckzefl
3 for ST, regularly 81 each
are not all gone yet.
Woven in Japan and printed in
Londan-that's what makes the
silk so soft, and the designs SC
stunning.
Evening journal., 1903-11-11

things are sold out.
QRadruBEe Siivey.
Plated Za6lez0are
Tea sets, S pieces, Sl1,
$l4.
Coffee sets, 3 pieces,
$3.50.
Tea kettles, S6.7S.
Chocolate pots, $3.50,
S1.75.
Tea pots, $3.50. S27s.
Serving trays, SIPS,
S1.65. 81.
Bread trays, S1.35.
Butter dishes, 81.
Syrup pitchers with
plates, Sl.50.
Cake baskets, S1.75.
Baking dishes. $3.50.
Ice pitchers, 81.
Water pitchers, S2.7S,
S3.25.
Salts and peppers, l5c ca.
Evening journal., 1903-11-11
Boys Clothing for
Winter
Market street,

The Boys Clothing Store
serves all tastes, and stands
for good qualities alike to all.
Just a hint today of what,
perhaps, your boy wants in
his winter outfit, with price
ranges.
Double breasted suits, SIS TO SIS.
Norfolk suits, SIS to SIS.
Sailor suits, SIS to SO.
Russian suits, 81 to SS.
Overcoats. SIS to SIS.
Refers. SIS TO $3.50.
Russian coats, SIS 10 $3.50.
Odd trousers, SOC to $1.75.
Flannel blouses and shirtwaists. soc.
75c, 81 to S2.25; sizes to IS years.
Eton collars, l5c.
Suspenders, 25c.
Underwaists. 15c, 25c, SOC.
Regulation ties, 75c-red, blue, white.
Oyeralls, 2Sc, SOC; jumpers, SOC.
In tie baSemeNt-r reefeY,
tar boys, So SO.
Blue cheviot, lined with red flannel
brass buttons, chevron on sleeve, the
usual IS REFER; a to 12year sizes.
Evening journal., 1903-11-11
One Day More to Save
on Lingerie
Mai, htefal
main Aisle)

Those lovely French under
clothes which are marked a third
under price because they are
mussed or slightly soiled. will pos
sibly last today. Not enough OF
any one kind to mention, but quite
enough to come for if you want
exquisitely made and daintily
trimmed underclothes, for less thar
they usually cost.
Evening journal., 1903-11-11
$33 to $53 Suits for
Women, S25
lsecond floor, Chestnut street,

(second floor. Chestnut street,
A little lot of odd styles
and sizes, in walking and
dress lengths, left from last
weeks rush.
Among them are;
BlouSes
Straight loxg coats
Long coat effects with Shoulder
cabes.
We'd be glad enough to
keep the serviceable cheviots,
and recorder all sizes-but
word comes that the mill is
closed and no more winter
material will be made.
The novelty cloths are just as
hard to get-foreign and American
makers are starting in on spring
stuffs.
Sizes run from "a to 40, and il
you can be fitted in the style you
like it's a splendid chance TO save
money.
Evening journal., 1903-11-11
Daily Hint From Paris

One Of the Parisienne's favorite
evening gowns for the coming
season is of spangled net. A beau-
tiful bertha of chiffon flowers,
studded with creamy pearls and
glistening with bright little sequins.
gives the otherwise simple gown a
regal air.
Both gowns and strips of flow
ers for the bertha may be found
among our new French dress trim
MiNgS.
Evening journal., 1903-11-11

pleted. The details of these plans are
necessarily confidential but it Will not be
going too far 10 say that should the Man
churian points which are 10 be opened 10
us by treaty be closed as the result OF
Russo-Japarcse war, the plan is Tor
Rear-Admirai Evans fleet TO proceed at
once TO .hese ports and take the neces-
sary steps to obtain respect for our treaty
rights. Owing 20 the absence Of foruhca-
eious IN the Philippines, our plans con-
template a sea fight exclusively. They are
based on the assumption that Great
Britain wis be drawn into tho nght be-
Evening journal., 1903-11-11

States. ana she failure to heed such a pro-
lnfrlngements Of these rights, It can be
test would necessarily be followed by ac-
ton &c insure the protection Of American
interests. While such a contingency
seems unlikely. tt is not the mission OF
the navy 20 prepare for problematic dam
gers alone. That che navy has not been
.nsersib,e 90 the possibility that this
country may be involved in che complica-
,ion In the Ear East is evident from ehs
fact that plans for the protection OF ;he
Philippines and OF the Manchurian ports
Of Antung and Mulkden have been com.
Evening journal., 1903-11-11

Brooches-some set with genuine
stones-Sl. IS. Sl.25, $1.35, S1.50, Sl.75,
H.s5, 81, $2.25, $3.50, So. S5.7s, S4, So
and So.
Scarf pins-some set with genuine
stones-50c, Csc, 75c, S5c, 81, Sis,
S1.2s, Sl.35, $l.5O, S1.75.
Dress pin sets, with chains, $3.50,
Sis. Sl.85. 81.
Dress button sets, with chains, $3.50,
Sl.65.
Shirt studs, three in a set. 81, 81. so.
Hat pins, some set with genuine
stones, Sl.35. $3.50, Sl.7s, So, $2.25
stones. Si.2s, Si5s, 81. so, Sl.zs, s.,
$2.25, $3.50, s.. 65, So, $3.50, $4.
Evening journal., 1903-11-11

In thirty years 1,s9i,o7e Italians
come 10 this country. This immigr'
has 4 very peculiar character. Until
the percentage Of women was less tina
but now IT has increased TO 80. This
dicates that the immigration ha
marked tendency to become permal
Thirty per cent. or more of Italian a.
who have been in this country more
ten years went back at least one
italy and 50 per cent. Of these can
this country again, bringing their
lies with them.
Evening journal., 1903-11-11

human aid. Thus. damp lampblack will
ignite in the rays of the sun, and the
same can be said of cotton waste moist
with lard or other animal oil. New
printers ink on paper when in con-
tact with a hot steam pipe. viii ignite
quickly. Iron chips. filings or turn
ings should not be kept in wooden
boyts. and the oily waste WHICH is not
infreQuently thrown among them adds
greatly to danger Of FIRE from this
source.
Evening journal., 1903-11-11
.elveteen and Corduroy
fc-..4t...t - ....t.rt
CSoutheast Of center

Among the metal velveteens are
dots, figures, stripes and all sorts
Of little hieroglyphics. 55c to Sl
a yard.
Our best colored velveteens come
from 81 to s. a yard. But we take
Just as much care in selecting the
SOC ami 75c velveteens as in the
finer kinds.
CoyduYoy, SOC to $1.2S,
with small and large cords
Three special 0bb0yfWg1ffef
in corduroys just now:
SIPS and 81. 10 qualitieD, 81
ST quality, 75c.
75c quality, 55c.
Evening journal., 1903-11-11
Our interests in the Orient.

From the Army and Navy Journal.
War N the Far East between Russia
and Japan win nna the United states a
neu,ral but an anxious spectator. The
State Departments announcements that
tIhe attitude OF the Washington Govern
meut would be one Of strict neutrality
presupposes tha. Russia and Japan Will
observe 10 the letter the treaty rgh;s
Of this cou1try in Manchurn and Korea.
stated on the highest authority, win meet
lwith formal protest from The United
Evening journal., 1903-11-11

Don't you believe that girls
are not particular about their
clothes! You should hear
all the ideas they conhde to
us about what they want.
We crafty them, too.
One of our suits, which girls
like tremendously, has attractively
combined style and economy.
1t is a strictly tailored affair in
covert, with one Of those loose,
graceful box coats so becoming to
girlhood. The coat is lined and
all seams Tapped.
And, being in covert, the coat
can be appropriately worn as a
separate jacket whenever the need
arises.
IA, 10, IS years, $50.
Evening journal., 1903-11-11
Silk Remnants
tBasenentl

Remainders of the pretty pat
terms and hue stuhs left over from
the great selling Of last week in
the Silk Store-a third below reg
ular.
Every variety almost, all the
tints and shades, pieces large
enough for waists, some for skirts,
plenty for iancy work.
Evening journal., 1903-11-11
An Unusually Pretty
Sateen Petticoat
Second iloor. tirst galleryl

lSecond floor, FIRST gallery
tits of the imported sateen which
has the Italian cloth finish, and
so is almost as brilliant as silk and
as light in weight.
The deep Aounce is in four Sec
tions, each slightly gathered It's
the next best thing to a silk petit
coat. 81. so.
Evening journal., 1903-11-11
"Wanamaker- Reliable" Shoes
for Women, $3
Thirteenth and Marketl

)ES are continually exploited anew, and have
their brief day, ard mostly fall out of the
race; the Rella6H comes and tramps and
stays and wears.
If all women knew the Reliable as we
know it we have to give all our attention
and space to this shoe alone-it's the S3
shoe which matches or excels any $3.50
shoe i. the market.
It's the kind Of shoe that appeals to
every woman-no matter how many or what
other shoes she may have-for the service II
will give, for everyday usefulness, for COM
Evening journal., 1903-11-11
81 Zibeline, sl.75
,southeast Of center,

On Monday, when we first
announced that we had this
beautiful stuff here at such an
unusual price, all the black
sold out and a good many OF
the colors. But some green,
navy, garnet, reseda and cas-
tor are still left, and whoever
wants a fine gown for little
money ought not to miss it.
Evening journal., 1903-11-11
spontansous Combustion.

A writer I'm Cassier's Magazine gives
some interesting statements i'm regard
10 fires from spontaneous combustion,
showing how the combination Of two
or three substances under the right
conditions VIII start a IRE without
Evening journal., 1903-11-11

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