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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-07
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betitelt: Cine @efabr fir uniere
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merfen, Dob Die Seiuiten uno an-
bere 2eltte, pelfe alid) etipaS bon
Der 2eitung elmer ltniperiitGt Der.
iteben, lid, ipobl faitnt 10 leid,t fir
baS geplante fotbplii6 e
g fJ II | m onppoI, mie man bas-
ielbe misgebedt Su baben i1eint,
beionbers begeiitern tpiirben. Die
Serren IN @aibinston beeeben ben
einen eroBen Seller, baB tie iidl
Itets benebmen, als lei Die @aib.
inetoner l~tniperiitdt Die einaie
fotboliihe ltniperiitGt i'm 2anoe.
@ir ldiisnen burhous nift Die
@riiten5 : 9ereftigutg bes 8olb,
ingtoner Snititutes, nber man miro
es pobl feinem oenfenoen Weniderl
libel nebmen, iperr1 er lid fir ieine
Sobne cine llniperiitGt niinidt,
melde an 2eiitungsfGbisfeit ben Sin.
forberungen elmer nabren Timber.
iitGt entipri6t.
Gam ioate man nlld) nidt Der.
geiien, OnB mir euti6iebene @egner
ieoeS Sdnlmonopoles iino ltub ba.
Der tpeber bas gottloie SfuInto.
nopol nod elm fatbolii6es Shrll.
monopol befiirporten fonnten, rpehn
eS in Dem 8etpanbe auitritt, mie
Iol6es inter Den b~eitebenben Ser.
bGltniiien bier5ulonbe geidiebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-07
Griebrih bon !&eIllnnIh nelteht.

Sriebrid bon Selipalb aeItebt:
y0ie neliere Soridnng bat oufy
oariiber Die Iueen aeoiinet, fpie
i%tngebeuer man Ole WibbrGithe oes
pIncien regime" iibcrtrieben. Sonae
marc inns Der @loube b~eigebrad)t.
Dab binter 1889 niir aroblides
Snnfel, llnipiiienbeit itnb Spronnei
Su iitd)ell mo 81 Ihtoen lei. Gin
griinblihes Stltbium Der @eihidtc
obcr 5eigt baS @egentbeil."
@ie erflGrt iid ober Die peit per
breitete SerlenmOlngsiud)t ser fo-
tboliifen SrOens- ino Meltprie-
iter? nno %insbeionoere Ger SoB
gegen boS Sroensipeien I'M gGge.
meinen? Ger gelebrte Seraits-
9eber Der Wobler'id)cn aird)enge-
l6ifte g. g. @nnS, 8. e. g. liebt
Die Glelc oes moDerilen croens-
baIics in Der proteltantiihen &eior-
nation, meld)e audi bie NofbarlGn-
Der, b~e'onoers Sraufreid nit ibrcm
8ift an9eiteft bat. ,9urd) oas
fron5oiiIhe Meoium mrroe nun ole
iibrige @elt SStalien, Spanien,
Wfittel. lnO Siio-9(merifo nit Dem
8lolter- lnO Trielterbab eriiiQt.
Die Reformation fat ibr @erf tort
9eiebt in Den fatboliifen 2%Gnoern,
lomobl oils IN oen proteitantiid)en.
0amit ioa nid)t bebauptet lein, DAB
Die fatboliid)en @olfer obne Slt
ipiiien no unb mie proteitantiid &c.
iuoroen lonoern DOB Der @eiit pes
SroteItantismts iid) in ieiner man.
nigfadlen 6eitaltung aitd) iiber Die
fatboliihen 2Gnoer uto Boiler ber-
breitet babe"
Ilh Der proteitantilde airdens
b%iltorifer 8arl gllieuit Sale iprid)t
bon Der omobernen giloung, in Ser
nae fatboli'den Gulturpolfer unbe.
pitBt proteitantiid gemorben iino."
9as lit 5lpar cine itarfe llebertrei-
bnng, aber eS lie9t ibr bod) etipas
@abrbeit 5u @runbe. Sbiers
nannte III elmer Geoe nit Monta-
lembert ben @alIicanismus einen
.9aitaro-Y roteitantismus" iino ser
WarquiS be Outline nennt ole
&ranfbeit Sranfreif's der SaR
geeen Die M%litboritGt". Die Ser.
binbura bes @alicanisnus nit
Dem SaniienismlS er5eltete lett
mebr als $50 Sabren ienen nners
flGrlifen Brieiter- rno SrbensbaB.
an Dem Die fran5oiii6e &cgieruilu
ullo Die Eorlamente ieit iener Belt
lei6en. 0ieier SAB iiibrte bier.
tpie in GeutidlanO, 5ur Serleum-
bung Der aloiter ,,nb Yrielter unb
iflieRlid CUR Sdfulariiirung DER
&loIters rmb airfengiiter. 9ieie
rnaeredte S%eraubi,ng perihdrfte
aber nod ben borbanoenen SaB nnh
Die Serleumoungsiud)t, genaB oen
@orten bes CACTUS: ,fSacile eft 0
biiie qitem laeberis", .es lit notiir.
lid 9enjenigen an baiien, Dem man
llnred)t Sueefii9t bat." Sas bGfe
@emiiien treibt 5iim SAB OIL. Noct
ali Dem aloiter- mo air6enraub,
Oeiiell ole friitliden Mationen lid,
i6ltl6ig gemadt, fonrtte ser SAB
uno Die Serleumouta Ser 9eidG-
bigten nift alsbleiben. 9as lit
audi Die grfldrung iiir oen bunbert-
jGbrigen Sob, Den ein5elne 8olfer
gegeneilanoer trasen. Gs lit
ioipobl baS 8usefiiste, oils Dos err
littene ltnreht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-07

ltnierer @aibinetoner !Serren un1
ipr 9eltreben nid)t femnt, Dos fo
tboltid]e Grsiebungsfpeien unieres
Sartoes ibren liberaIen Mnidau.
llitget oienitbar Su mofen. Ssr
DER Sbat Ifeint man, tpie Der CIR
celllor" u%nierer Meinuna nad5 milf
Tedt bemerft, yoie 9ereiniaung
aler fotboIiiden Shulen Ses
Sanoes 5t einem einbeitlifen
Spitem" lebislid oils 8oriponb All
benilbct, Inn Die Seitiulg nno Mlis.
bciltunig beg sanSen fatboIilden
Sfuilpelens tbatiG6lid) eem iriidl.
~liberolen Srofeiiorentbum oep
W%olhingtoner Sodidule in Sia
Sdnoe 81 ipieler. Sen ourd5
@oggaman's ganferott nno bic
ltllperbdltniBmdBig bobe g~eiolonng
Der .Iriitotraten Der @eebrIam.
telt" tros aaer SGDnf1rberei erbeb.
lid aeidlpdd)ten 6inonaen Der
"Gntbolic ltniperiitp" fonnte bas
5lpetielos gum 8ortbeil gereiden;
lllllerem fatbolii6en Sdmlrpeien
aber lpilroe cine oerartiee Sronuna
DER Siltge aQer @abrifeinlihfeit
mad, lf)iperen S6aben aufiigen.
%on oeiitId]er fatboliider Settle
9laitbt man bon Cincinnati aus bot
DER @efabr iparuet 5u miiiien, bic
BET Der geplanten ,ltmaeltoIhno
oes unterridts" Der oeutihen (eben.
10 mie Der polniiten, bobmia
ifen etc. Sprod)e brobe. 0aE
mir beutiben 8atbolifen Dor IGem.
fpenn iid Die SrGlllne Ser Serreir
Sbielos II. +. 10. bermirfli6en mir.
Den, inns oif einen reitert 8orltofs
gefaBt MAIDEN fonnten, rnterlieat
nod aa ben friiberen grfabrunaers
nift Dem %seringiten 3peifel. Iber
Dos lpGre niht Die einsige @efabr,
piellnebr beiBt es audi aus anoeren
@rilnoen auf Der SUIT fem, renli
Die 8aibingtoner Sodibule in Ser.
%binonng NIT unieren Ifarrifulen
genannt miro. Sit es ood nod
aar nibt al5u Ianse Der, oaB bas
liberale @aibingtoner Brofeiioren.
tbitm Sie 2oiung ausgab: ,Tbe
State firit" nn6 NIT einem Offer.
Der elmer beiieren Code tpiir6ie sea
ipeien mare, fir Die @eridaherung
Der Efarridutlen an Den Staat im
Die S6ranfen trat.
@er iinO Oenn Subem Sie norts
batter fatboliihen 8dbagogen in
8~aibington, Die es 10 friid unS
fed anf iid) nebmen wollen, bas
aan5e fatboliide SduiIpeien bes
2anoes nm5ufrempeln, 5u birieiren
inb 81 controlliren2 Die Gath.
ollc llniperiitp", Die bisber ben elm.
Sigen n&itbm" beanipriideu fam,
Der Shauplas bon Sfanoalen uith
Iussansspunft rnerauiflifen So.
bers an iein, miiBte gang anbers
boIteben in Der Seffentlihfeit, be.
Dor lie einen bolbtpess i%esensreid)et
@infllB auf fatboliihes 2eben nnb
@iiien ouSiiben fonnte. ltns
unier fatboliifes ShulipeIen 5linlal
lit iuabrlidl cine 81 midtige Safe.
oils baB tie 0ilettanten rnb rid.
ii6tsloien Barteiedneern als Ser.
iudJsfaninden fir lire grperi.
nrente oienen fonnte.
GS lit oaruin audi faiim ali5lr.
nebmen, Dob Der oben bargelegte
Ylon Die 3uItimmuna Ser 9;Ifofe
Der Sereinieten Staaten gefunoeir
bat ooer finoen miro. 9a aber
Der Vlan aaem gnideine nod tbat.
iGdlid) beltebt, biirfte aueroings Die
@armung an uniere beutifen SEQ.
tbolifen lino 8ereine am Ylase ieir,
Dor iolden mo Gbnlid)en @nihld.
gen ouf Der S6ut 81 iein nnO
Die Sdulen, fir Die lie lett Sabren
10 groBe Spier gebrad,t, niht aus
Der Soio 81 geben! -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-07

"" ullu HueI ulC SluDle
lH lunb @cfilbe 9nlerifa'S
oS idppeifen laiic, 10 iebe
i6 iiberall Siin9linge,
Die Dem Slid na65uiagen beitrebt
limo, inter bieIem @liid aber Der.
iteben lie meiitens @ennB,
8elb nnb irbiid)e Sitter.
. Die 9etborten! Sas N a + re
q | ii If, mein 2ieber, lieat nift IN
Der GuBeren @rideinmg Der 0inge,
ionbern in Dem innern 9enuBtiein
9eines @eiites. 9ieieS 9eipilBt-
iein weiit Gid auf Die nabre Or
fennttiB unb auf cole Sanolungen
bes 2ebens bin, peiit Gid bin al,f
@ott, aIs Dem @egriinber bon Set
Dem, Inn mabres, unpers
|fdIi6tes Slid 5n er.
langen.
@enn rill bos @liif IN 8ott,
unb afpor in @ott allein su finoen
lit, 10 lit folglidI allies llngliid
in Ser Srennnng bon 8ott 81
iuhen. 9ie Srennnng bon @ott
aber lit oie Siinbe, poer Ser
gru6 nit @ott. tSier, Singing,
bort Gein Slid ailf, benn Sii bit
bon Ser Sneae Oes @liides &c.
trennt. Gas lit alio baS @eien
Der Siinse, DOB iie Die Saiten,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-07

ga pie unS 100 mir immer geben,
Sm SermeIirL I'm @ettIerfleib,
Sm ounfeln Sbal, auf lidten S6ben
Gin SeSer bat iein eig'nes 2eiSl
So Mander traimt mir fllrSen Sc.
benStralm -
Nibt jcbes @lott iinft poQig melt
bonn Baum!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-07

SGaoe, bob man MIR sic
slu9cn srmaden fam mo nidJt n,ldD
Die Sbren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-07

~ cit mebr als bunbert Sab.
- rem bat ii6 burd Die $50
~ litif ltnb Die Yreiic Die In-
iid)t perbreitet, Die Sroen
iaip,, -, npridie6eueu Bet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-07

Mein liebcr tbrilrer Singing!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-07

elllt id) nleincn Wciltcs.
blid il6er Die St0otc
llito @cfilbe 9lnlerifo'S
%idppeifen laiic, 10 iebe
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-12-20
MurdOck'S Kitchen
One Of the Biggest Industries in
this Section.

But few people In this county realize
fully the amount Of candy that is con-
sumed here. The average person
might think a few hundred pounds
would supply the trade, but instead Of
that II takes tons. A brief visit to
the candy manufacturing establish
ment Of Murdoch & Son would prove
a revelation to many. They have a
capacity Of working up fifteen hun.
dred pounds per day. The cooking
department is 60xls feet A cellar
14Oxls, with cement bottom and sides,
is used as store room and upstairs
where number OF young ladies work
a room 30xlS is used. The establish.
ment is equipped with the best ma.
chinery that money can buy. The re.
ception rooms are elegantly furnished
and all equipments are first class
throughout.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-12-20
THE STATE ART EXHIBIT
At Brigham Young College. Best Thing
That Ever Struck the City

The Art Exhibit at the Brigham
Young college is an affair that is
worthy of ten times the space we are
able to give it at this time, and 1t is
extremely gratifying that the attend
ance is fair despite the lack of the
favorable and extensive advertising
which Vt Justly merits.
The pictures are hung in the gym
nasium and here each afternoon and
evening lectures are given by one or
the other of the States prominent
artists. The pictures hung are the
best works of the foremost artists OF
the state, and that the whole is most
delightful does not convey any ade-
quate impression of the affair. The
writer was there on Saturday evening,
Ullb tIlOuSIl dt tIldJ tllHc CutdIORueS
were not out and 1t was impossible to
get accurate and extended informa.
ton Of the various pictures and ar.
lists, the hour spent there was great
ly appreciated
THE REPUBLICAN would urge every
person in the city and valley tn see
the exhibit before Saturday night and
see it as many times as possible. A
sight of the hundred or so pictures
there of every conceivable subject are
worth the trip from any section OF
this valley, and as such an opportunity
is not offered the northern public very
frequently they should take advant.
age of it.
Guides offer every possible assist
ance in enabling the sightseer 10 see
the pictures at the best advantage
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-12-20

and this makes visit of added pleas
ure.
Take The REPUBLICANS word for
it that visit to the college gym
nasium before next Saturday evening
will be one Of extreme pleasure, and
take the suggestion that it is well to
ask one of the artists or guides to as
sist you as much as possible 1t Is
their delight and will prove yours
THE REPUBLICAN deeply regrets
that the extraordinary work incident
to holiday advertising makes it i'm
possible to give the public better
knowledge of the exhibit.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-12-20
POWER OF TRUE SYMPATHY.
Oliver Must Have Clear, High Stand.
ard of His Own,


From the top of a mountain you can
see into the valley around about
your horizon is very broad, and you
can distinguish the details that II en-
compasses; but. from the valley, you
cannot see the top of the mountain.
and your horizon is limited. says Annie
Payson Call in Leslie's Monthly.
This illustrates truly the breadth and
power of wholesome human sympathy.
With real love for human nature
II man has a clear, high standard
of his own-a standard which he does
not attribute to his own intelligence
his understanding of the lower stand.
ards of other men will also be very
clear. aud he will take all sorts and
conditions of men into the region with
In the horizon of his mind. Not My
that, but he will recognize the fact
when the standard of another man is
higher than his own. and will be
ready to ascend at once when he be-
comes aware of a higher point of view.
On the other hand, when selfishness is
sympathizing with selfishness. there Is
no ascent possible, but only the one
little low place limited by the personal
selfish interests of those concerned.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-12-20
Subscription. Payable In Advance

THE REPUBLICAN makes no at
tempt at christmas edition" this
year. This edition is the second
double number" OF sixteen page
made necessary to accommodate the
extra advertising incident to the holt
day trade, but neither has been an at
tempt to make a showing" We
leave to our competitor the entire
field and have no doubt that their ad-
vertised Christmas edition will reflect
credit on themselves and the citys
THE REPUBLICAN, has In mind the
issuing OF an immense and elaborate
industrial Edition" about April or
May.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-12-20

In a recent issue the Journal gives
forecast Of the appointments Mayor
Robinson and the city council will
make at the beginning Of the new
year. Among other. representations
it Is said that "Watermaster Holt is
pretty certain to retire." Inquiry
from that gentleman reveals the fact
that he will not retire voluntarily
that he is in the race for appointment
again. This much may be said Of
Samuel Holt, Thomas Blanchard, and
Anders Olason, the water and street
force-each man has done good work
in his place, and without presuming
to indicate any line OF action for the
mayor or city council, il may be sug-
gested that experience should weigh
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-12-20
Good.By, Sweet Day.

Good-by sweet day. good-byl
have so loved thee. but l cannot hold
thee,
Departing like dream. the shadows fold
thee;
Slowly thy perfect beauty fades away:
Good-by, sweet day!
Good-by. sweet day. good-by
Dear Were thy golden hours of tranquil
splendor.
Sadly thou yielded to the evening tender
Who were so fair from the first morning
ray;
Good-by. sweet day!
Good-by. sweet day. good-by.
Thy glow and charm, thy smiles and
tones and chances.
Vanish at last, and solemn night ad-
vances:
All. couldst thou yet little longer stay!
Good-by, sweet day!
Good-by. sweet day, good-by!
All thy rich gifts my grateful heart re-
members
The while l watch thy sunsets smolder-
ing embers
Die in the West beneath the twilight
gray.
Goodby, sweet day
Celia Thaxter.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-12-20
Beware Of Ointments For Catarrh That. Con.
tain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering IL
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they will do Is
ten fola to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by r. J. Cheney
& Co, Toledo, o., contains no mer-
curry, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrl Cure be sure you get
the genuine. 1t Is taken internally
and made in Toledo, ohio, by F. J
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, 75c. per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
stipation,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-12-20
EStray Notice.

have In my possession the following de-
scribcd animal which II not claimed and taken
W ay Will he sold at public auction TO the
highest cash bidder at j, A, Jensens farm
College precinct on Wednesday the eth day
OF Dec, 1905. at the hour OF II O'Clock a. m.
Description of animals.
One dark sorrcl mare weighing about 400
lbs branded u on left thigh and has one
white hind foot Age about twelve or thir-
teen.
One light sorrel mare Weighing about 1850
lbs, M hrand-marks visible but has one
bruised front foot and both hind feet are
white, Age nine years old.
In the College precinct,
pOundkeepcr,
WALTER A. JENSEN,
ImpOundcd Dec 18th, 1906
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-12-20

heavily when appointments are made.
However, The REPUBLICAN has con-
tidence in the mayor and council and
doubt not that good set Of men will
be appointed despite forecasts that in
dictate disire rather than conclusion
from indications that 20 before.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-12-20
Secures 1000 Butterflies.

Walter Rothschiid NJ. F., who re-
Gently spent three weeks at Cauterets,
In France, near the Pyrenees, brought
home to England with him nearly 1000
specimens of butterflies to add TO the
million he already has.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-12-20

Since leaving the postot,ice the
senior member of the firm has devoted
all OF his attention to the business,
which has grown to immense proper
tion. Sixteen hands are employed.
Robert Murdoch Jr is young man of
twenty-three and commercial men
state that his equal in making candies
Is hard to find.
Merchants who buy candies for the
retail trade should visit this home in
dustry and as much as possible give 1t
the best support. II Is worthy
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-12-20
Ot,cial Republican Organ Of Cache
County, Utah.

Issued Twice week, Wednesday and
saturday. Entered October Il. 1907 at l. ogan
Utah. as second-class matter. under Act Of
Congress OF March 3 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Best Blocks.

Picture blocks, the kind that is al- ways so well liked by the little ones, In graduating sizes, at 1oc, 15c, 25c, up to 75c.
 We are agents for the popular and best building blocks. The quality is the Richter, put up in nice boxes of different sizes, with booklets of illus trations, at ooc, $1.oo, $2.oo, $500, $4.oo and $500.
 Loop-the-Loops, known to every boy, at 45c, 75c, $1.oo, $1.5o and $500.
 loot balls, punching bags, in all sizes, from soc up to $2.75.
 Doll houses, from the smallest cot tage up to the most elaborate villa. One or two stories high, from soc up to $15.oo.
 tuffed animals, mechanical toys, crying sheep, goats, cows, Jack-inthe- box. rolling chimes, horns, can be found in a great variety.
 Our line of velocipdes, tricycles, au- tomobiles, hand cars, rocking horses, don carriages, shooflies, dump carts, IS thoroughly complete, and our prices are the lowest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Two Whole Pages Filled With

anya fo bume the a hs
  coner to Tw d
  in is nhld stocks wider and better values for expended thar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

Rag dolls, the popular Dolly Warden dressed dolls, with sunbonnets to match, hand-painted faces, 12 inches long, 25c.
 ancy knitted rag dolls, dressed with long coat and crochet hats, inches long, 25c.
 The Fairyland rag doll, with white dresses, hand-painted faces, also line of Dolly Warden rag dolls, dressed in gingham, curly hair, 5oc.
 -he popular celluloid undressed washable doll, in all sizes, 6 inches long BOG; 10 inches 75c; other sizes in proportion.
 The "can't break 'em" dolls, large size, IA inches long. at $1.00 each.
 he smallest china doll, with open and-shut eyes, long wig, painted shoes and stockings, full jointed, 8 inches long, 40c each.
 The novelty of the season-a jointed Kestner doll, with Buster Brown" hair, rand sewed wig, shoes and stock ings, II inches long, at $1o0.
 Kid body doll II inches long, open and shut eyes, cork stuffed, nice qual ity, shoes and stockings, 25c each.
 Jointed doll 1872 inches long, hand sewed wig, parted hair. open and shut
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Mechanical Trains

The Mechanical Train Department for the young railroad man, locomo' tives with cars on tracks, the greatest assortment we have ever shown, at soc, 75c, $1.oo, SIPS, $1.5o and $2.oo up to $7.50. We are also showing similar styles in steam trains at $4.50, $500 and S6.75.
 The moving picture machine, large enough to reflect well developed pie ture feet high. There are also magic lantern slides to go with these ma chimes in connection with the regular films for the moving pictures. They range from $500 to $15.00.
 MAGIC LANTERNs.-The most ex- tensive line we have every carried, the best French makes which we imported direct, 5oc, 75c, s1.oo, $1.5o, $2.oo, $500, $4oo, $500 up to $9.5o.
 PIANOS for the young musicians, in all sizes:
 keys, 25c.
 keys, soc.
 Is keys, s1.oo.
 IS keys, $1.98.
 22 keys, $2.50.
 37 keys, with half notes. for $500.
 DRUMS, in all sizes, from 25c up to $1.0. They are of the best make and very easily can take the place of a real expensive drum.
 GAMES-Card and board games, al- $1.oo They are of the best make and son, large department in itself. There are assortments at 1oc, 15c, 20c, 25c, ooc up to $1.oo; possibly 150 diffeernt tILles.
 ball game at soc up to $3.50. A game that is played in 100 innings.
 The game, "Zum," one of the new popular card games, at 45c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

Eiderdown Robes made of the best quality ripple eiderdown, cut full Xii mona and tight fitting styles, satin trimmed, corded waist and all seams finished. The most popular shades in- cluding pink, blue, black, red and grey. Regular $6.00 and $7.00 values; spe- cial at $4.95.
 Women's Flannelette Kimonas, made of the best quality fabric in all the latest Japanese designs, light and dark grounds. Shirred yokes, cut full length and width, and the kind we sell regularly at $3.50. Special this week at @2.25.
 Eiderdown Dressing Sacques for wo- men, made of good quality cotton eiderdown with finished seams, full
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Tool Chests.

Made in this country, with a collec- tion of substantial tools of all kinds, they come in all sizes for the little fellow, at 25c, and soc, $1o0 up to the quality that is substantial enough for the experienced carpenter, at $1.5o, S275, $375 up to $7.50.
 Iron toys, such as wagons, cabs, freight and passenger trains, tally-ho, locomotives, a very large selection from 1oc up to $2.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Beautiful New Leather Goods

We feel sure of pleasing you in leather goods because know that display is four times as large as any other in the cty-yes four times the number ot novelties which any other leather stock of this kind has In taot range of styles and prices in purses bags collar ana cu boxes cigar cases toilet sets and other leather gooos a S most tempting in appearance and price
 Some of the leaders are:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

Every woman ought to possess Ederdown Loungng Robe Dressing Sacque They positive necessities during the winter months in this climate Every knows how comfortable they and unusual number buying them for Christmas presents this year.
 The special prices that named below some Of the finest EdedoWn Robes and Dressing Sacques big stock make them more desirable than ever during the holiday sea The reductions genuine in every case and you really about onehaf the cost by getting them this week. Don't fail to see the large line we have: