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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1904-11-17
Harness Repairing.

Bring all your repair work to be done
on harness, saddles OF any other leather
goods to me. l am prepared to do it
and to do it we'll. sell them new, and
also buggies, lap robes, brides, blank
cts, etc. The prices are right. All that
it is necessary for you to do if you want
anything in my line is to call. Let's
get acquainted, anyway. You'll find
me at the corner of Texas and Spring
streets, Shreveport.
LEONARD WORKMAN.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1904-11-17

Weather still very dry.
The robins have come again.
Indian summer was tomahawked Sum-
day morning.
Good morning! Have you taken your
dust bath to-day?
The first ice of the season made its
appearance here Sunday morning.
Thanksgiving services will be held at
the Baptist Church on next Thursday
night.
Take your harness, saddle and bride
repairing to Leonard Workman, corner
Texas and Spring streets, Shreveport.
II you are in need of either a good
horse or mule--work or saddle stock
broke or unbroke-come to see us at
Belcher. Well sell or trade; as you
like.-Mahone & Scott. n37-4t
A Plain Dealing friend writes us that
little Sam Baird, a son of DR.. w. j.
Baird, suffered broken arm as result
of being thrown from horse at that
place one day last week.
Mr.. l.. L. Landlord, a skilled mechanic
from Trinity, Texas, has bought out Mr..
Chas. Lassiter's blacksmith shop and
solicits share of the general repair
work of the community. n35-6t
A party of duck hunters, composed OF
Messrs. II. f. Wyche, ]. M. Sentell,
C. 0. Gayle, J. D. Waggoner, Heidi
Kendall, Gray Stinson, Emmett Taylor
and DR.. w. D. Lassiter left Monday for
Phelps lake. They are expected to re-
turn to-day.
The committee appointed by the Police
Jury, composed of Messrs. J. c. Logan,
1T. McDade and S. R. Strayhan, to
have the parish jail repaired, met Tues
day and let the contract for the work to
the Southwestern Jail Building Co., OF
San Antonio, Texas, that firm being the
lowest bidder at the sum of $18S5. The
Pauley Jail Building and Manufacturing
Co., of st. Louis, the contractors who
built the Jail in 1872, offered to do the
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1904-11-17
A Renter Wanted

ToR good Groom residence located
Il in Benton. Good cistern and well
on premises, also barn, garden and
other necessary improvements, together
with 8 acres Of land. Possession given
December list. Address
e. L. DIBBLE, Benton, La.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1904-11-17
THE LOCAL NEWS.

Weather still very dry.
The robins have come again.
Indian summer was tomahawked Sun
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1904-11-17
Robson, Stewart &
McGufrt Co., Limited
Monumental
and Cut Stone
Iron Fencing
SetteeS
and Vases.

Yard and Office at the corner of Texa.
avenue and Jordan street, Shreveport
Both phones, No 718.
nN~ Local statesmen wanted. Coco
inducements to the right men.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1904-11-17
Homestead Entry No. 1OO51.
Department of the Interior, !

Homestead Entry No. 1OO51.
Department of the Interior, !
Land Office at Natchitoches, La,
November IL, 1904. J
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
~ lowing named settler has filed no
tice of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Natchitoches, La, on
December %, 1904, viz:
Homestead Entry No. 10051-Wilmer
Smith, of Ivan, La.-for the northeast
quarter of southeast quarter, section 81,
southwest quarter Of northwest quarter
and northwest quarter of southwest
quarter, section 80, township 81 north,
range II west, Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Jesse Campbell, Henry Lyles, G. B.
Coker and James BACKYARD, of Ivan, La,
J. ERNEST BREDA, Register.
November II, 1904. dec2
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1904-11-17

Up to Tuesday night $50 bales of cot
ton had been ginned at Mr.. w. E.
Ivey's gin in this place.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1904-11-17

Making saddles and brides to order
is hobby with Leonard Workman, of
Shreveport.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
----------
AEW ASSESSMENT RATES EXPLAINED

r.
Past Supreme Master Workman John G..
Tate instructed Wilmington Lodge. A,
o. II. ". last evening on the subject OF
the new assessment rates.
The committee on instruction visited
Columbia Lodge. No. q In Odd Fellows
Hall in the Highlands last evening TO OK
plain the new plans. large number OF
the members were present.
WILMINGTON Lodge. No. !. A. o. L. W.
viii have a large meeting OF unusual in
tcrcst 20 ali workmon this evening when
The Rev j. G.. Tate, Of Colorado, Past
supreme Master workman. win be pres
ent ana address 5ne lodge on ihc now plan.
Mr. Tate Is one Of the ablcst speakers IN
tho supreme Lodge and thoroughly lAmil-
iar With tins subject as was shown by his
address 10 a large ana apprccinuve meet
ing Of Industry Lodge last evening. All
workmen are invited 70 be present to
hear him.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04

4 It. in brass bed, in. pillar, X in. filing, cast
brass feet and orna nents, SIS usually Sll2 50.
q IT, 6 in brass bed in. pillar. X in. hllug. solid
brass castings AMI ornaments, 80 usually Sis.
#. o in. brass bed, iu. pillar in. hiiing $4S
usually $3.50.
AT in brass bed, ~ in. pillar, u ia 6lling cast
brass ornaments, SIS usually SIS.
4 IT, 6 in brass bed Etruscan finish, bright orna-
tnents in pillar. 4 in hlling SIS usually SSS
f. 6 in brass bed. Etruscan finish. y Ia. pillar,
i in. filing. S5s usually $40 50.
#. in brass bed, Ia in pillar, y IN hllng. cast
brass ornaments SOS usually $50
4 f. in brass bed, 4 in pillar y in filing $50
Al in brass bed, in. pillar, ~ in filing. SIS
An in brass bed, ~ in. pillar, u in. Cling S4s
usually SIS.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
Red Mon.

Mauahoon Tribe conferred the warriors s
degree on one candidate Mt The meeting
last evening, besides transacung other
tmponant business.
Lenapc Tribe has now about completed
arrangements for their enteriainment IN
Red Mems Hall on Saturday evening a.
which time l.. Irving Handy viii deliver
an address Tor the good OF the order. An
entertaining musical and literary pro-
Sram has been prepared and it is said 10
contain many novel and noticeable fca-
surcs Members OF the order with their
wives and friends win be IN attendance.
osoge Tribe adopted three pnleiaccs
last evening and received three cards on
TIRE stump. The tribe is now making ar
rangemeuts to hold an entertainment az
IN early date. but lhe plans are not yet
completed.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04

The average temperature for january been
lower IN New York city than 81 was this
year. and the difference is trining. on the
iormer occasion the mean was a fraction
above % degrees. and last month 81 was
little under -. Records al Central Park
and on Governors Island date back
m'ioh further than those OF thc United
states Weather Bureau. but there are
good reasons for nor employing them in
making comparisons. II Is possible that
IN the course OF the last century there
we're perceproly colder Januaries than
Ia ana iliS< saAs ~ - - -->-----> 49,
Evening journal., 1904-02-04

OHSWcSS, CtSUfc ~ ans StOTc /NT FSctN.
Always a market here for good things
and unusual things-probably no other
store in the country gets SO many to sell
under price because no other has such an
outlet.
The collection of silks in this sale
comes from eighty different makers-a
little here, a littl there, until we had
more than $50, 900 yards to start with.
Not nearly that much today-and still
less tomorrow
A difference in price of quarter to
half on every yard.
lone always wants black silks"
Yes. and there are splendid wear guaranteed
black tafetas Tor 40c and 50c-regularly 5se
and 68c.
"What shall / get for a shirt
waist dress2"
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
ii Il

Crusaders Castle. X. c.. r. conferred
tho Pilgrim degree on seven candidates on
Tuesday evening II WAS an interesting
ceremony ana Vel conducted bv the 49,
gree team
Apollo Castle met ia regular session an
Monday evening and the members shovel
tseir apprecisiion OF the work Of the COM
mittee on public installation by their many
copFratnlations- There is another com
mtttee at work on another entcrtainment
which, n given. viii probably be better
than the last. The degree team had a
splendid rehearsal due to Captain n. c.
Armstrong. Everybody was well pleased
With the work Of the newly Installed Of
fccre. Members Of Apollo band win return
their caps 70 the castle as soon as pos
eible.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
kniohts Of maIta.

William Mckinley conclave. Knights OF
Nalts conferred the white degree on two
candidates iast evening. They are now
getting ready fer the apron green de-
sree which Wi. he conferred by Brandy
wine comnianury on February IS. McISin-
ley Conciavc Is now making arrangements
70 give smoker In fher rooms on the
evening Of March . at which time a num-
ber Of out-of-town visitors are expected
10 be on hand and give taiks FOR the bene-
IT. Of the order.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04

Try those SOFT figured taffeta, mousselines,
with little white checks holding polka dots
prisoners. 75c. We have sold them regularly
for $1.25
wish had some blue tafteta!"
Here it is-in marine and two shades of
navy, 55c worth 75c.
Didn't expect to find these
jasper silks ~
We didn't expec. to have them-especially at
Use when we couldn't get enough to sell for ST..
"WelI, was looking for pom
gee g.
Plenty o. 7sc and 81 kinds-wOrth Sl.2s aud
81 yard.
So it goes all day-and the silks go
faster than you can count.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
Now for Girls Suits, Goats
and Dresses
Second looE. chestnul streetl


It's time to clear cases and racks for
the spring things hurrying III. So down
tumble prices one-half and more on all
the winter suits, coats and dresses lett.
Ve.Oefeen and coran6y suits 81, from
$25 to $3.50. Some have charming
Elton jackets, daintily trimmed IA, 10,
Is years.
E1ns tailored sn1fs S25, from $62 so
to $75-little beauties, distinguished,
elegant; with touches OF color and fine
trimmings IA, 10, Is years.
Reefer coafs s. 10 $40. SO, from $40 to
$21; cheviot, kersey and dark blue chin
chilla; lined; military buttons and
chevron 4 to II years.
4 tea dresses, 4, and years, ST.
to 81. 25, were S. to So. so.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04

retary Of the Navy he had the honor
Of creating the famous White Squad
ron the basis OF the fleet which did
such splendid service in the war with
spain and which won for him the proud
title OF "the Father Of our Modern
Navy"
on the turf Mr.. Whitney won golden
opinions by his efforts 10 rescue the
American race track from the. clutches
of most undesirable contingent and
TO elevate "the sport Of kings TO it's
present higher plane. william {.
" hitnax wax certainh IN our Alnerl-
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
Jr. O. U. A. N.

Dlleont Council Jr. o. L. n. NJ, bella
riilai.on exercises last evening in con-
nectlon with other. business transacted.
Things are moving along smoothly with
lhs couaci and h Is rapidly gaining
STRENGTH hy the acquisition Of new blood.
Tho new degree team had charge OF the
work lasi night and performed their task
in mAnner that called forth much favor
ablc comment.
The State Council. Jr. o. l.. a. NJ. and
Az local councils wiz hold q meeting in
MorcA which is expected 70 bring together
q large number az the order. General bus
mess pertaining 20 ahe order viii he dis
cusse1. after which entertainment VIII be
nroYld.l.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04

February 4th and 18th, March Sd
and 2sth, April 9TH and 2lst and May
5th. 5000 for the round trip, including
hotel and other expenses. Train leaves
Chester at 3.24 p. M; Wilmington, $40
y. M.
As these four parties are limited to
the available hotel accommodations
and as reservations are made when
tickets are purchased, those Intending
10 become members should register at
once.
For booklet and fun Information cali
an tlnl<Ak .sua~~s-s - ,l@--4-- - - - ALL
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
Wlnnna connniI.

a p.r uisht is expected ui winona Coun-
c1 jr @. II. A. A. tonight. when six
teoa candidates viii no iuhatcl into The
order Ihc now degree iclm ni ihe lodge
hlrf been actively rchoarsng for Svcral
weeks and now have iho work down 10
perfection Visitors win ho present from
smyrna. Now castle and I;lktou and a
general good limo Is expected a COLLATION.
VIII Ao SERVED after ne initiation.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
/. o Q. 3

Hope Lodge I. o. o. T.. viii hold lnltia-
fion cxcrciscs on next Wednesday even
ing a. which time several candidates will
be admitted 20 The order
Naomi Lodge r. D.. initiated ave can
ddases a. the meeting last evening. This
branch Is rapidly forging ahead and Is
ROW in most envlabic position. being one
Of the most popular branches Of amy or
der Ia this city
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
; Death Of William c. Whitney.

From the New York Herald.
In the death OF Mr. W. c. whitney
the country loses man notable for
his achievements in varied nelds Of
activity.
Successful as a lawyer in this city.
u was his ensuring Nr. Cleveland's
third nomination for the Presidency
that brought him very conspicaousiy
a1'teSs lhs Ap1ariGzn psorls. A. Sac
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
Progress Of Winter.
RON me Kew York TrIbuns.

Although the latest cold wave 10 reach
the Atlantic Coast was not quite so Sc
FoI< as the one which arrived q month
9o = would hardly be safe to draw any
e7pclnslos= e >>.e=e,..f the future from The
1aff The Tas. may be discussed with
efeater certsiuty. sincc the rnite3 States
eoeers.inent began making observauons.
- - >1@@s ~< 1fza nzlx once. In lSss, las
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
Carefully and Cleanly-Made
Mattresses and Pillows
Third floor, Thirteenth street,

That we may know hair mattresses
are all Aasr, properly cleaned, filed by
hand-that feathers for pillows and
holsters are thoroughly cleaned, steril-
lied and odorless-that springs are made
of bessemer steel, tied down with hemp
that will not break, sOe make them all IN
ouy ozOU fact0yy.
Those in the February Sale, at less
than usual prices, are as carefully made
as ever.
Foyty-bonud mattresses in one or two
parts:
$50 mattresses for S14. SO
$40 mattresses for SIP. so
S14 mattresses for $40. so
S11 mattresses for $8. so
IN feathers, the 90c grade is now 75c pound
making 2Ox3O- inch pillows, $5.75 a pair
instead of $3.50; and 20x56- inch holsters,
$3.75 each instead of 81. So.
Upholstered 6Ox springs for metal beds, $40;
for wooden beds, SIS. so.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
RoxaI Aronnium InstaIIs.

christana Council Royal Arcanum, in
stalled officers last evening in Rcd Mems
Hall. The work was performed by Deputy
Regent William H. Picrson. The follow
ing we're Installed; Regent. Ell G. Trum-
bower; past regent. w. Harry Hough,
collector IL. G. Taylor; treasurer, Henry
Baird; chaplain. G. W. Nandcgrift war
den. NJ. X. Smith; trustee, c. a. Flel.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04

ONI WI kAOOlnos
Hats much lighter than
winter headgear, yet not as
airy and frivolous as real
spring millinery.
Hats of shiny horsehair
braid, of taheta silk, or of
malinc.
Hats in the new long tur-
ban shape, that gill carry
women through tee winter
and well into the spring.
Black hats, brown hats,
blue hats, white hats, SIS
and $12.
Green Salon, second foor
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
Even Women's Black Coats

SECOND hoor, Chestnut street
are marked to lower prices
Bfack ekotk c0akS--some trimmed and
some plainly tailored; also few covert
cloth coats.
$3.50 acre $40, SI2, $3.50
SO acre SIS to S25
Fine black coats, beautifully appIiqued and
trimmed with fur. $40 were 500 $62 and sos.
Imported velour coats and capes, $40 were
$40 to $50
Evening journal., 1904-02-04

can phrase "a remarkable man" who
displayed equal capacity in public
Office in corporate mance and in the
realm OF legitimate sport. and whose
untimely removal from many spheres
of usefulness will be sincerely mourn
IL
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
TYpoaraphlcal union.

Tho typographical Union met IN X. OF
=. Hall last evening and lnduigcd In
general talk over matters pertaining 10
The organization.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04

# in brass bed. in. pillar. solid brass cast
ngs in heaiboard ani footboard. SIS usually $50.
solid brass castings S4l2S usually S82.51.
#. in. enameled bed brass trimmings. So usu-
ally Sill
#. in white enaneiea bed brass trimmed. SIS
usually S24
#. iu white enameled bed brass trimmed. ss.s
usually S9.
#. il. brass bed. in. pillar 81 in. filing SIS
usually S5S
fl brass bed. in. pillar * in filing. SIS usually
SIS.
f. brass bed, Etruscan finish, y in. pillar & in
filing. $50 usually S42.
in brass bed. Etruscau finish, lH in pillar, y in.
filing. S33 usually $40 50.
Pair OF brass beds in pillar, cast brass trimmings
Sl40 usually S19).
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
~ E NJ

DLOCH go-carts-the models for 1904
O are ready today, and from in
quiries many people are eager to see
them. Some bodies are on iour-spring
gears, some on two spring; some with
low wheels, others with high. A new ad-
justment for the dasher makes this the
most interesting cart on the market this
year, as it was last.
SIS to $42.
Fourth hoorl
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
Lientasonhs or S. W. N.

o. Seven wise Men, initiated two candi-
dafes last evening, when the work was
conducted by the lcam In a very credit
able manner.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
Mems MeckQuear, 25c

One OF he best makers of SOC neck
wear lookei through all his silks, and
where he found pieces that would not
make several dozen scarfs converted
them into iour-in-hands and teckS
which we have today at 25c.
5000 scaris in the lot.
Main Aisle, Market street,
Evening journal., 1904-02-04

like revers.
We have begun with the suits between SIS
and S65 but we don't mean to stop you there
for you can go on up as high as you please for
the finest
The man aOh0 makes ouy g25 sutt IS
KEPT busy all the time tor eur tao Sf0yeS
wait till you see the pretty cheviot
suit he has sent, and the mems cassi-
mere-each $25.
Many other Of the styles are our own
exclusively by special arrangement.
The skirts are unlned--but you will find
them full OF many new trimmings-for they
have taken the keynote OF the jackets and re-
echoed them in all sorts of novel ways.
Second hoos, Chestnut street,
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
81 t13= 20
This is the Way We Figure on
Furniture This Month
(Third Aoor)

can Get the February Sale for S35 This permits YOU to buy sepa
ratep paro chair 0 the SIS grade say SIS So
sgsrgessr s5s r SIS ps which
proportion saving the rule of the although you will
marked half usual and reduced only
fifteen twenty per cent
delighted find of the odfashoned Colonial furniture
the old Pnla ph homes floor said
yesterday muchwaned pieces subjected
February discount
Modern furnishing running very much individual peces-a
separate different rocker and onand have made special
such for this sale You got lot of
pungng heavily this thing when
took large lot separate chasbu he didn't know the Phade
cabinet-work
library tables china closets sdeboads leading
sae-ra find price
Brass and iron bedsteads sae-130 today
nanx S1ovyoc half
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
K of b

champion lodge. Il. OF a. received three
candidates last evening ana transacted
the usual routine business.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04

J. II. Hofmeyr. for many years iead-
er OF the Dutch party in Cape Colony,
has retired from political LIE
Evening journal., 1904-02-04

Solomon Ky, 1 hear dey vas going
to put in a new fire alarm"
Isaacs-''Vat for2"
Solomon--'So der peoples couldt tell
we're der fire vas"
Isaacs-"Vate's der use; ~ don't dex
Come and ask us?"
Evening journal., 1904-02-04

year-old youngsters have
come. They hint at all
sorts of charming new
styles this next season for
tots.
Lin n embroidered in
dainty little designs in coll
ors, a new arrangement Of
capes, khaki coats, mohairs
they re brimming over with
all sorts Of clever ideas for
Evening journal., 1904-02-04

The Under and Outer PetticOat
tsecond aoor FIRST gallery
Underneath for warmth. wear a woven. cot
ton petueoat--6ts as close ard is warm as
ribbed underwear. zoe.
Over it slip shining sateen pettcoat-your
choice o. two styles at 81; three hem
stitched ru Aes the hounce on one; houuce
tucked, strapped and hemstitched on the other.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04

the limit for az leas; generation was
ipracucaiy reached in 1907
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
Rope Portieres at Half
Former Prices
Second floor, Thirteenth street

Second floor. Thirteenth street,
ST.. so were SIS S2.5o were SIS So. so were 81
s. were 81 $5 were So
1t is perhaps unnecessary to say that
more rope curtains are being used now
than ever before.
"PIT"-with the Bull and Bear cards
has been scarce, but a full
supply is ready today. SOC.
Fourth foor)
What's in the Basement
Today?
Tapestry pillow tops, lSc to soc.
Tapestry pill Nv covers, 25c TO 81.
Tapestry table covers 25c to IS.
Lambrequirs, 81 up
Boys little serge suits sizes to l2 So 50-but
only so
Children's stockings, 12Ec
Women stockings, 12Hc and lSe.
Mems socks, 15c.
Mems shirts and suspenders 25c each
Odds and ends of mems clothing.
Remnants of silk, linens and white goods.
Last of the carpet rugs, Csc to ST. so.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04

I ne LtOn mas shortencu
the long coat until il only
Just covers the hips; and
the long coat has length
ened the Eton by the
addition of a high girdle
and sometimes tails-it
seems likely that a COM
promise will soon be
reached.
But both are made with
fat collars, and trimmed
fronts to open and look
Evening journal., 1904-02-04

Personally Conducted Tours to WASH
ineton, D. c., and Return Via Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad.
A series of thrce-day personally-con-
Quoted tours to Washington. p. c., VIII
ha run an LhN folnRinG dztaz.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04

Ter. t. p. A.. Water and Market streets.
Wilmington Del
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
More $40 OVercoatS
for $3.50

which is less than usual wholesale
price.
Only fifty in the lot bot they ara
straight from the workrooms OF one of
our regular manufacturers and worth
coming for early in the day to be sure
Of getting one.
Made Of an oxford cheviot Of the
better grade, and tailored by hand.
tdarkst street,
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
Ne 20
N7oMEN's new spring suits are

NYOMEN'S new spring suits are
Wv crowding in.
If it isn't spring in Philadelphia, it is
somewhere else-and that fact has sent
spring suits hurrying pell-meH into our
big second floor suit rooms. To-Day
hSye aJ-e more Than 900 ready ter carly
sblzng SHOPPERS.
The battle between the little Eton
Jacket and the 25-inch coat is still going
nobody knows yet which is coming
out ahead.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
N y "

-N r W--
RIG embroideries - sample
" strips.
If you re looking for neat, sturdy edg-
ings with which to trim underclothes,
these will serve you splendidly.
~ yards tor f5c--wo,lk 00s
~ yards for 55c-Doyfh $40
~ yards foy o5c-sV0yfh $3.50
~ yards I0y S0e--woyfk SI.60
~ yards Tor 9Oc-woykk $3.50
az yards To-, 81. L5-wo,fh 81
"a yards fcy Sf55-sooyth g2.25
Main Aisle
Evening journal., 1904-02-04

making the little people quaint pici
days grow warmer.
IS 10 SIS.
tseeond hoOr. frss gallery
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
Easy Chairs

Tslouy c0verEi Turkish ckaiys--
Special Usual Special Usual
price price price price
Yeyona -eopeysd Turkish ekaiys--
$50 $3.50 $50 AS
Leather easy tkaits--
SIS $3.50 $3.50 SIS
S22.59 SIS S4s $3.50
$50 S4S S4750 500
$3.50 S4s
ENGLISH sasy chair
SIS sll0
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
Too Many Silks
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Evening journal., 1904-02-04
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few of the most cunning little
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