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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-12-31

Fruitmen sometimes blame the rail.
road because their fruit arrives in the
market in bad condition, according
to the report of the commission man.
while the fact is that they themselves
put it into the cars in bad condition.
Fruit does not improve by shipping Il.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-12-31

A Chicago man who makes ghosts
to order doubts very much whether
spirits ever materialize, but he knows
that dollars do.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-12-31

One can always tell what time of
year: it is by looking at the open
faced pumpkin pie.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-12-31

Truth is stranger than satire. There
waY genuine Mark Twain duel in
. Paris recently. j.. -. s>,>>
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-12-31

John L. Sullivan is once more on
the water wagon. Nothing like keep.
ing in accord with the campaign.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-12-31

1t is Cupid's turn to laugh at Gen.
Corbin. Most of us INDUCED in that
diversion some time before.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-12-31

Says the Memphis Scimitar, Hoo
ray, hooray, and likewise yip!" Yes
certainly. Boy or girl?
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-12-31

Mexico has a dynamite trust,y out
the courts down that way seem in.
cEned to let we'll enough alone.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-12-31
Norfolk Coat,

Norfolk coats always possess GER
tain smartness and are much to be
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-12-31
kimona Sacoue.

The kimona in all it's variations has
become an established fact with West
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-12-31

Casters should always be a part of
every shirt-waist box or box couch.
To keep milk sweet for several DAYS
add teaspoonful Of fine salt to each
quart of new milk.
An undercover of rubber sheeting, or
marbleized Oilcloth under the linen
cover, preserves the top of a wash
stand. - .s>
Japanese trays may j, easily be
cleaned by rubbing them with a cloth
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-12-31
circuIa, Skirt With Box Plated
Flounce.

Skirts that clear the ground and
render walking comfortable at the
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-12-31

Not. all false attachment suits are
breach of promise cases. 4&&s ~ Z :
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-12-31

good.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
Travel and Description

The Highest Andes. A record OF
the first ascent Of Aconeagua and
Tupungato. in Argentina, and tho
exploration Of the surrounding val-
leys by L. A. FitzGerald. With con-
tributiOns by scientists. Two maps.
Fifty-one illustrations. s1.25.
The Ascent Of Mount st. elias. BY
II. X. II. Prince Luigi Amedeo Di
Sarvia. A complete account of the
only successful ascent OF this, the
highest mountain in America. Con-
tains us half-tone illustrations ana
80 photographers. Publishers price,
Sl250. our price, 50.
Paris: Past and Present. BY Henry
Haynie. Chovalier de la Legion a.
Honneur, etc. vols. Cloth. Gilt
top illustrated with photographers
and half-tones. Publishers price.
S4 Our price, 165.
The East Of Today and Tomorrow.
BY Henry Goldman Potter. DID,
LID. This book contains the result
Of Bishop Potter's visit to japan,
China, India, the Hawaiian Islands
and the Philippines. 25c.
on the Trail of Don Quixote. Be-
Ing a record Of the rambles in the
Ancient Province of La Mancha-
BY. August L. Jaccaci. Illustrated
Publishers price. $3.50. Our price,
40c.
The Real Hawaii. BY Lucien
Young, u. S. N. With twenty-eight
Illustrations ana maps. Publishers
price, s1.50. Our price, 25c.
Travel in Many Lands. Mexico,
Central and South America, the West
Indias. Egypt, India, China ana
Japan, the Philippines. Hawaii and
other isles Of the sea- BY James +.
Boyd and others. Illustrated. 45o.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
USHERs' UNION ELECTS
VIII Assist in Service in Georgetown
NJ. E. Church.
speclal b ihe Evenlng Journal.


Georgetown, March s.-At the regular
meeting of the Ushers Union OF Wesley
NJ. i. Church the following were ap-
pointed for the services during the month
Of March: Ushers morning service-shor-
man Corkran. Harry Wagamon ana El-
wood Wright.
fishers. evening sorvice-George short
John West William e. vickers. Jr., and
Eeerett Walls.
Collectors, morning servlce-Phnp r.
Layton. William ID. Adams, George 4.
Lynch. Harry 3. Miles Albert Worth and
Edwin w. Lank.
Collectors. evening service-E. Harley
Ryon. william X Tofbert. Fred Barr.
cyrus Hatfield. Edward +. Pride and C
Rowland Hesslck.
Albert Worth VIII have charge Of the
Epworth League services in Wesley Meth
odist Episcopal Church on Sunday even
sng. Topic. "Christ stilling the storms of
Ilfe"
Gcorgetown's annual town election will
be held on Saturday next.
" H. Hoiten. Of Mlddletown. spent
Sunday with his brother IN this town.
Harvey ". Calhoun has gone to Cen
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
Fancp Linens

Tray-cloths in the monte weave.
hemstitched ends. 16x27 inches. 12lso
were lSc.
Fine bleached damask tea-clotha.
hemstltched. S6xS6 inches, Sl-were
Sl.25.
Mexican drawn-work linens (hand-
work. OF course), in delicate designs;
Hemstitched doilles. SKIS inches. $50
worth 25c.
Fringed doilies, 7x7 inches, l5o
worth 25c.
IIemstitched tray-covers, 12x1s
Inches, S1.25 worth S1.75.
Hemstitched centerpleces, 2lxz6
inches, sl.s5 worth $3.50.
Hemstitched shams, 32x32 inches
$3.50 worth $3.50; s. worth $3.50.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03

Popular History Of France, from
the First Revolution to the Present
Time. BY Henri Martin. Translated
by Mary l.. Booth and A. L. Aiger.
Fully illustrated. 3 vols. Large oc-
tavo. 2029 beautifully printed pages
on extra paper. SS75.
Thackeray's Complete Works, con-
tanning two hundred and sixty wood
engravlngs. 10 vols. 12mo. Publish
er's price, so. our price, sS.25.
Samuel Smiles Works, comprising
Self Help, Duty, Thrift and Charac-
ter. vols. Publishers price, 50.
our price, 75c.
Bayard Taylor's Novels and Trav-
els. Eldorado edition. 10 vols. bound
in 8. Good paper and type. Publish
er's price, SIG. Our price. $3.50.
Macaulay's Essays and Poems. with
fifteen half-tone portraits. 3 vols
limo. Publishers price, 50. Our price.
9Oc
Nathaniel Hawthorne's Works,
comprising Blithedale Romance.
Wonder Book, House Of Seven
Gables. Twice Told Tales e vols).
10 vols 12mo. Publishers price, sl2.
Our price, 50.
Green's History OF the English
People Illustrated with forty eight
half-tones. 4 vols. 12mo. Publish
ers price. S4. our price s1.25.
Prose Works Of William Make
peace Thackeray. with illustrations
by Charles +. Brock. Published by
J. NJ. Dent &Co., London, 1901, and
bound I'm silk cloth:
Newcomes. vols. s135.
Vanity Fair. vols. SL35.
Pendennis. vols. Sl.35.
Henry Esmond. vols. 9Oc.
Barry Lyndon. / vol 45c.
Books for Young People
Little Bermuda. BY Maria Louise
Poole illustrated by L. j. Bridg-
man. 40c
Shireen and Her Friends. Pages
from the life OF d Persian cat BY
Gordan-stables. Illustrated. 45c.
Schoolboy Gays in Japan. BY An
dre Laurie. illustrated. Publisher S
price. si.50. Our price, 4Oc.
Jaconetta- Her Loves. BY III. e.
NJ. Davis. 50c.
Loyal Hearts and True. BY Ruth
O6eA. 4AiAatA ase0 ~ II n sgblcl-
400.
Prince Harold. A fairy story for
the young. BY l. B. Brown. Illus
trated 5oc.
The Beacon Prize Medals and
Other Stories BY Albert Bigelow
Paine. with illustrations. Publish
er's price. $l.z5. our price. 40c.
A Millionaire at Sixteen; or, the
Cruise of the Guardian-mother. BY
oliver Optic. S0c.
Lucy's Lovers; or, Hillsboro'
Farms A story for girls BY Sophia
Dickinson Cobb. Soc
The Magnet Stories. Containing
Archie's Shadow, Drifting and Steer
ing. John Jack, Jeanette's Sisters
and one Days Weaving. s vols
limo. Publishers price, s.. our
price. S1.s5.
Burying the Hatchet; or, the Young
Brave Of the Delaware. BY Elijah
Kellogg. SOC.
Strange sights Abroad; or, a Voy.
age in European Waters. BY Oliver
optic. SOC.
Outward Bound; or, Young Amer.
lea Anoat. A story Of travel anc
adventure. BY oliver Optic. 30c.
Chndrcn's Stories in American
Literature, 1SC0-1S96. BY Henrietta
Christian Wright. School edition
25c.
Following the Flag. BY Charles
Carleton Coffin. Soc.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03

Beaver stoves. the only really new in
vention in the stove line in a genera
tion. Every part Of these stoves rep
.resents months Of study to make It
absolutely free from defects. Each
stove has devices which prevent the
lids and tops from warping or buck
ling. Is O perfect baker. uses little fuel,
gives the greatest heat. and is alto
gether "a perfect wonder. These stoves
are not only the best but the hand
soonest as well. and the Mcmahon
Bros. take especial pleasure in explain
ing their many good points,-ady,
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous
Brass nickel-piated towel bars for
bathroom; round ends, 25c.
Stee. frying pans, usually SOC;
this lot, 25c.
Iron bread pans. suitable for bak-
ing bread or cake; 9 in. long, 5ls in.
wide in. deep, DC.
Iron coffee mills. fasten TO table;
grind coarse or fine-special S5c.
Bread boxes, oak grained, 65c, 75c,
S5c; brown, soc, Csc. 75c.
Dishpans, stamped from one piece;
capacity. "A qts., heavy tin, 25c;
galvanized iron, 35c.
Brooms, full size, l5c.
Kitchen soap, 10 cakes, 25c; box OF
100 bars, s2.25.
Wanninaker clothes-wringers $1.S5.
Clothes pins @ dozen In box). DC.
Kitchen table. top three feet long,
81.
Clothes props, for 25c.
Washboards, zinc rubbing surface.
15c.
Folding wash benches. hold two
tubs and wringer. S1.25.
Slaw cutters, l5c.
Curtain strttchers, 75c.
Potato mashers. hard wood. &c.
Rolling pins be.
Knife securing board and box OF
powder, 10c.
Wood salt boxes. with lid. 10c.
Nickeled flour sifters-will remain
brlght-25c.
Dust brushes, 1oc; white bristles.
&c, 35c.
Cornice and wall brushes. white
bristles CSC.
scrubbing brushes. very durable.
10c
Whisks, large and well-made, loc.
Dust pans. with cover to hold
sweepings on pan, 10c
Feather busters 1Sc. 25c.
Ammonia--large bottle. little price,
10c
Household standing scales-weighs
every two ounces up to twenty-four
pounds-S5c.
Chamois skins soft. large ana
perfect-25c, SOC. S5c, 40e.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
Kniohts Of Malta.

w1iiam Mckinley Commandery
knights of Malta. held installation eN-
ercises in their roomslast evening when
.he following named officers were in-
Quoted into office by District Deputy
Past Commander Winiam Shearer;
Sir knight Commander W. 4. Coll
Inns. generalissimo. Thos. Mullini cap-
tain general Robert "A. Fentimeri pre-
late. Lee b. French' treasurer VIII
liam Powers; recorder, Joseph -
Ccostler. assistant recorder Joseph ID.
Grocer. senior warden, John T Greeni
Junior warden. George MckelNeyi
sword bearer. Edgar Worthington' stool
bearer. n. X. Davis, warder Wilkes
3ower: sentinel Robert Mckelvey;
trustees rs months, John ID. Green
~ months. George J. Mckee, Jr.i 8
months John l.. French.
Two candidates were initiated and
much other business of Importance dis
posed of during the evening.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
Glance Over This List
of Silks
tArcade and West TransepN

tArcade and West lransep0
You will find silks that the
makers have planned for next
spring and summer and fall
and the price on every yard is
less than the makers expected
them to sell for at retail.
Small lots-makers clear-ups
- everything that we knew
was good and staple and could
get at our price.
o5c gporth 75o-
Imported black taffeta.
75c Irorth ST. =
Checked LoUisine, blaok-and-
white and blue-and-whte.
55c worth SI.25-
MeSsaline corded silks and taffeta
mousseline, for shirtwaist gowns
$50 Worib 75c--
Colored taifeta, soft finish.
81 uorih yI.25-
Imported Shantung pongee. SO
Inches wide.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
AH-Wool TWeeds for
soc, Csc and 75c
Southeast Of centeD

Don't believe you can get
anything good enough for suits
at that price'
Look and see. No dress
goods here unless they are
worth having.
Scotch or Irish patterns, with
bits Of red, green, black. white,
blue or yellow over them-just
enough bright color to be epretty.
Madein America, which helps
to keep the price lower than
the imported, and just the thing
for walking suits.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
Men S Tailoring

market street.
Not quite ready yet to announce all the new spring
fabrics nor the reorganization of our tailor shop which
is being made, but there is fine black Martin unfln-
ished worsted here that we will make up while the
quantity lasts for $50 although every other tailor
charges $40. Spring-weight
few winter suits can still be made for $3.50
and $2O-out of $50 to $50 fabrics
Evening journal., 1904-03-03

lOlo ldol.
Ice chests, $2.75, $3.75-
Flrst-class workmanship grained
golden oak. galvanized lining. spe-
cial for ,his sale-size holding %
pounds, S2.75; SO pounds, 1915.
WaShiRg machines, 50. go
The Quaker" round cedar tub,
painted blue on outside; cleans the
clothes-does not tear them-S2.50.
Filters, 81 to IS. So
uniltercd water (no charge for at
taching to an ordinary wood bacO.
$3.50; to slip on faucet for filtered
water only, 81. The Roberts" 81
and s8.25
Tubs, SOC, Joe, 9O0--
Cedar. with a knot here and there
that does not impair the use Of the
tub: electric-welded wire hoops that
cannot come off-5oc, zoe. soc.
Meat choppers, 75c, ST.
SIPS, $L75-
Chops meat. vegetables and pull
verizes bread crumbs and chocolate.
Easily cleaned and self-sharpening.
The best size for family use is the
Sl.25 kind
Cooking Kettles, 25o-
steel body two coats gray enamel;
each kettle has cover-25c.
GalUaHl7ed coal kOdS, 25o-
Better coal buckets cannot be
made. Special at 25c.
Hand SeUiHg-machtneS,
$3.50
The automatic machine advertised
in the magazines for $40. Weighs
four pounds and can be placed in a
handbag. Makes three stitches al
each revolution Of the wheel. Sews
with cotton, silk or twist; any
length stitch from one-fortieth TO
one-tenth Of an inch-s75o.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
Chased Sly Fox.

Special to the Evening Journal.
Townsend. March s.-rhe Townsend Fox
Hunting club gave hunt on Monday
led the hounds a long chase and
crossed the farms OF John Carpenter. John
Isaacs and Frecl Walker. He was finally
earthed In thai part Of The county,
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
Today for Housekeeping
Linens of All Kinds
Southwest Of centerl

Our linen man has courage. No doubt Of t.
Staple linens that were already marked at only few
pennies profit are reduced to still lower prices-"uSt
to celebrate the Anniversary" he says.
P1csS H0l0 on most Of the adUefISe9 items belO1O are
oloey than S can replace the linens for in the 1ChOlssaIe
narketand they are the everyday linens that every
housewife needs; not fancy queer styles that nobody
wants at any price.
Come earY-SOme lots are small.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
shepherds Of Rethlehem.

Welcome Lodge. No. 8. Shepherds OF
eBthlehem. has been selected by Su-
prcme Commander Warren, of Phila-
delphia, as the one 10 be honored by
Wednesday evening The supreme
commander and stan wiz be present
besides large delegation from lodges
No. 4 and No. 81 of Chester. The exer-
cises win be OF an instructive character
for the benefit Of the prelates in dis
charging their duties. A social time.
however VIII be INDUCED in during the
latter part OF the evening.
The lodge now has one application.
and one candidate was initiated last
night.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
Heptasophs.

william Mckinley Conolave, NO. u
Heptasophs. or Seven Wise Men, IN
stalled the following named officers last
niant. the ceremony being performed py
Acting Right Worthy Grand Arcnon
John Widerman. Right Worthy Grand
prelate William r. Wooters and Right
xNortbv Grand Inspector General j. r.
Nraxwell. INSPECTOR General A. p.
Johnson; prelate. f. J. Richards; pro-
vost. +. II. Meyer. sentinel w. ~
Barcley.
There were two candidates TOT the
second degree and oae for reinstate-
mcnt.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
We'll. known Artist Herc.

Samuel T. schultz, the weli-known
artist, who recently painted n half
hundred pictures for the United States
government, is at present engaged in
doing some artistic sign work for his
friend, arthur Sullivan, proprietor OF
the Delaware House. Mr.. Schultz has
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
A Legion Of New Black
Dress-GoodS
(Northwest Of center

Lightness, delicacy and airi-
ness are the charming features
of this springs new black
goods. All are = transparent !;
some are full of lace many are
embroidered with small designs
of silk.
Sl.50. Wool batlste, with broken
stripes and nubs OF mohar.
Sl.25. Fine yoile with figured
ribbon stripes.
81. Crepe Japon, silk-and-wool.
S1.25. Embroidered nun swelling.
Sl.5O. Embroidered vole.
S2.75. Bowre s0HWs, silS-and-Wool.
SO and $3.50. Silk and-wool gos-
samer lace voile.
$3.50. Mohair Siclian.
81 and $l.25. Nub Examines.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
Second hoor Market street,
1t is important tO,bear this division in mind.
Chinese mating, plain white $40 to so rol.
Chinese mating, cOored patterns So to SIS roll.
L..--- mo u S. 81. ROLL

many friends IN this city, having re-
sided here at one time. He is possess
.ed with wonderful nerve-power. and
the large crowds that are continually
gazing upon him while at work do not
appear 70 annoy him in the least. The
pictures Mr.. Schultz painted for the
government are pronounced by art
critics as works OF perfection.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
Royal Arcanum.

Christine Council. No. 664. Royal
Arcanum, initiated two candidates and
received several applications at the
meeting last night. On Wednesday
evening. April 6 the council win hold
an open meeting for the benefit of those
who are interested In the organization
and its work.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
Packets Making Regular Time.

The Bush packets are now making
regular trips between this city and
Philadelphia every day. The boats
leave here in the evening and are back
by the next morning. For a time the
ice in the river caused the schedule to
be rather irregular.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
Win Remain in Ruslness.

]. Warren Bullen & CO. have pur-
chased the lease Of their store, No. 4ls
Market street. and win continue to
handle. as heretofore, a line Of strictly
up-to-date mems ana young mems
clothing.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
Another Shipment of
French Laces
fEast of Arcade


shows us how completely Paris
has switched around from the
heavy to the very lightest and
most delicate nets.
B0Ale laces are evidently
going 70 carry the day, for more
than half of the things un-
packed yesterday had the wee
hard balls over them-one Of
the loveliest in a lily-of-the-
valley design.
The other fashionable laces
are.
Maine.
RshoBsS.
Circular iaess Of Point Lisrre.
CaHpls l1ess for nash gorHs.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
Sc and So Spring Millinery
and The WanamakerS Sailor, So
Golden Salon. first aoori Green Salon. second aool

Enlarging the Golden Salon has given these fresh
summery SO and S8 hats a much better chance to
show Themselves Now one can sit down comfort
of the hat are right not only in 'front.' but on the sides
and the back as WELL
Soft graceful lingerie hats among the newest things
and hats Of PUoxN braid lighter and sie than horsehar
braid and with almost the esct of lace But drop and
for yoursef-the cases and drawers are full.
Upstairs N he Green Salon. tie ne1o sailor for gonHg
girls makes its debW So.
The brim broad and the crown comes in two different
heightsone very low the other medium high All white
sennit braid-or all black
Evening journal., 1904-03-03

irevnie. Nd, where he viii spend sew
eral weeks.
Miss Lottie stockley. OF Philadelphia.
spent the week with Mrs. Hiram s. Short
I'm this town.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
ToweLs

Strong bleached huck towels, hem
med, white or red borders, 1Sx9
inches, 12ikc-were Ice.
Fine plain white huck towels, with
a pretty damask effect, hemmed
ends. 20x40 inches. 2oc-were 25c.
Fine all-whlte huck towels. with
pretty damask borders, hemmed
ends, 21x40 inches, Bowel worth
35c.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
Come early-SOne lots are small.
Table Lltlen

Good. strong silver-bleached table
linen. 55 inches wide, ,3Oc-as cheap as
cotton and linen mixed.
table linen, IN a number Of good
patterns. yards wide, 65c-fully
worth 81, though we have had a lit
tie lot before at 75c.
Splendid half-bleached Scotch linen,
70 inches wide. 50c-was 60c.
Fine bleached double damask linen,
70 inches wide. sl10 a yard-was Sl.1o,
though costing S1.35 elsewhere.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
Men $ Sample So and SIS
Derby Hats, 50
lCity Ian Cornerl

You may find it hard to realize at first but we
have more than 800 differently shaped Derby hats,
the samples sent out by one manufacturer alone, for
the coming spring season.
OF course he is one. of the largest makers in the
world and the number he makes is due to the fact
that he has to suit the whms of every halter in every
city, town and village between here and San Francisco.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
PIaIn cIaar cuttInas for the PIpe.

Sen Auben Shorts, ~ OF. sc, also in
1ne pound bags, soc; Drive Granulated
lls o., &c per bag. Durstein, +. 2nd
81. adv.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
jr. 0. U. A. NJ
shield Id Hnnnr-

The Active Association Of the Shield
of Honor viii initiate twenty-five cam
didates next Tuesday evening which
will Increase the membership Of that
association to 12S.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03

Wife, and Child M With Diphtheria.
With his wife and young son lying i'll
with diphtheria, Jacob Dresh, driver
for the Brandywine Fire Company, has
the sympathy Of every fireman in the
Evening journal., 1904-03-03

city. To add to. his troubles, Mrs.
Dresh is nursing two months old
child and it is possible that the infant
will also contract the disease.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
S the keynotel
The Landscape Edition of
Prose and Poetry

A series of well-printed books. on
good paper, with frontispiece in half
tone and rubricated title-pages,
Bound with gilt back, and an ems
bossed landscape IN colors on side.
Publishers price, 75c. Our price, 800
Burns Poems
Bryant's Poems.
Byrons Poems.
Mrs. Brownings Poems.
Robert Browning's Poems.
Courtship OF Miles standisn-
Crawford BY Gaskeil.
Evangellne. BY LongfelloW.
Favorite Poems.
Golden Treasury. By Palgravs.
Holmes Poems.
Hypatia. By Kingsley.
1ngelows Poems.
ldylis Of the King. BY Tennyson
John Halifax. BY Mulock.
Keats. (Foreman's text)
Lady Of the Lake. BY Scott
Lalla Rookh. BY Moore.
Last Days Of Pompeii. BY Lytton.
Longfellows Poems.
Lorna Doone. BY Blackmore.
Lowelrs Poems.
Little Minister, BY Barrie.
Lucille. BY Meredith.
Marble Faun. BY Hawthorne.
Milton. (Masson's text.)
Poetical Quotations. By Ward.
Procter's Poems.
Red Letter Poems.
ROmola.
Rubaiyat OF omar Rhayyam. By
Fitzgerald
Scott's Poems.
Sketch Book. BY Irving.
Stevenson's Poems.
Tales from Shakespeare.
Tennysons Poems.
walt Whitman. (Burroughs)
Whittiers Poems.
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
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$3.50 ~$4 NH By Reaalng Matter
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because we have undertaken to sell their surplus
stocks
This is an entirely different list from the one
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4 book for eUerp minds the keynotel
Evening journal., 1904-03-03
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Extra heavy silver-bieached Ger
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Fine grass bleached German drill
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dozen, were Sl.25.
Extra heavy snow-white Irish dam
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Very fine old-fashioned German
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