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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-03
sHEARIrH ISRAEL sIsrERHoop TO MEET.

The ShearIth Israel SistcrhOod of which Mrs IL
Perera MenGes is honorary president and Mrs
Edgar Hendricks acting president, will hold it's
tenth annual meeting in the vestry rooms of the
rogue. 10Th street and Central Park West,
Thursday evening. November T. John SpargO, the
author Of the bitter Cry of the Children will
address the meeting. An informal reception. at
which refreshments viii be served, will be held
az the close o. the meeting. Mrs l.. Napoleon
Levy IS chairman OF the committe OF arrange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-03
MAINE COUNTY ATTORNEY DISCHARGED.

Portland. Ne. Nov. County Attorney Joseph
Z Connolly was ordered discharged to-day by AS
sociate Justice strout, Of the Supreme Court, a
result Of the habeas corpus proceedings following
the arrest and commitment 10 jail of the County
Attorney by order Of Judge John Howard HiA OF
tho Municipal Court for "A remark which. Judge
Hill held. constituted contempt of court Judge
Strout held that the remark did not constitute con-
tempt Of court for which summary punishment
could be inflicted as II was not made in court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-03
NV ENGLAND HOTELS ADVANCE PRICES

waterbury Conn. Nov (Specia).-At the re-
cent meeting OF tho New England Hotel Associa-
ton AT Springfield. Mass. there a strong
t,ept In favor Of the European plan of conducting
hostleries It was said that within the next few
weeks six of the larger hotels the circuit of
nftv will raise the present American rate for din
ner from 80 cents to ST. This increase was said to
he necessary because of the advance in price of all
food
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-03
MAHoN FIGHTING FOR JUsTIcEsHIP.

A vigorous canvass for justice OF the municipal
court in the 4th District has been made by Edward
2. Mahon, candidate of the Republicans and the
Independence League. Mr.. Mahon is a young law
yer. a graduate Of Villa Nova College and Of the
New York Law School He has been resident of
district many years. living at No l31 East 43d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-03
TWO NEGROES LYNcHED.

Mobile, Nov ABE Sumrol and Hank Lu-
cas- negroes, were lynched early to-day at Vinegar
Bend, near here. Sumron murdered Julio Boaz.
who was trying to arrest him for burglary. Lucas
protected SumrolI from police and a posse The
bodies were found hanging TO telegraph poles north
If town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-03
ENGINEERING LIBRARY TO OPEN NIGHTS

The reference libraries OF the American Insti-
tute Of Electrical Engineers. the American So
ciety of Mechanical Engineers and the American
Institute Of Mining Engineers No. % West 39th
street will be open evenings until o'clock all
weekdays except public holidays and after
Hedn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-03
A SPECIAL SALE OF LACES

A SPECIAL SALE OF LACES
ON MONDAY, NOV 4h4 THE FOLLOWING WILL BE PLACED
ON SALE:
5000 YARDS OF TRIMMING LACEs.
INCLUDING NOVELTY EFFECTS IN COLOR AND METAL
COMBINATIONS: IMPORTED TO SELL AT
$500 TO I275 PER YARD.
AT $l.1O, $3.50. $lS5 TO s6.75 PER YARD
DOUBLE-WIDTH FIGURED NET ALL-OVERS
WHITE AND ECRU. PARTICULARLY WELL ADAPTED FOR
ENTIRE GOWNS OR WAISTS; SOLD USUALLY AT
sI65 TO SIS PER YARD
AT sl.I5, sl65 & sl9O PER YARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-03
WOMENS TRIMMED HATS

WOMENS TRIMMED HATS
AT A SALE ON MONDAY. NOV. 9Th. WILL BE OFFERED
TRIMMED HATS. SUITABLE FOR IMMEDIATE WEAR
INCLUDING A NUMBER WITH OSTRICH FEATHERS
SOLD USUALLY FOR $1,000 AT $1,000 EACH
CTRIMMED MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. THIRD FLooR) .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-03
FURS AND FUR GARMENTS

FUKO ANU FUR OAFNlENlS
IN THE STOCK OF FURs AND FUR GARMENTS FOR THE
PRESENT SEASON WILL BE FOUND NEW DESIGNS
IN COATS. WRAPS NECKPECEs AND MUFFs
fUR-LNED GARMENTS FOR DRESS AND MOTOR WEAR
RANGING FROM THOSE AT VERY MODERATE PRICES
TO RICH GARMENTS IN RUSSIAN SABLE, SILVER FOX
cIINCFILLA MINK. AND SIMILAR FURs. -.
FINE FUR SKINS FOR MAKING GARMENTS AND
FUR PIECES TO ORDER
MEMS FUR-LINED CLOTH OVERCOATS.
OUTFITS FOR MISSES. BOYS AND CHILDREN
MEDIUM-PRICED GARMENTS AND ACCESSORIES IN DURABLE
STYLES FOR SCHOOL AND OUTDOOR WEAR
MISSES AND CEIIDRENS PARTY FROCKs
YOUTHS SUITS AND oVERCoATs. AND BOYS FANCY SUITS
MISSES AND BOYS HATS. GLOVES SHOES.
HOSIERY. ETC.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-12

The tournament was a bowling
success, being participated IN By
many.
Climbing the creased pole was a
feature that was enjoyed BY all, and
many Iaughable incidents occurred
during the rendition Of this part Of
the program.
The ban game between the Live
Oak and Perry teams resulted IN
favor Of the former BY a score Of 8
to 5.
When the shades Of night came on
a large crowd Of young people as
sembled at the dancing pavilion. and
fully 50 couples "tripped the light
fantastic toe" until 1880 when the
festivities ended, and all returned to
their homes.
1t was a gala day for the PARK.
and for those present. A large num-
Der Of people from Madison and La
fayette counties and 4sS men, wo-
men and children took the trains
from here to join the thrOng.
There we're no rows or disturb
ances. and but comparatively little
drinking; those indulging in the
flowing bowl only getting singing
drunk.
The occasion was one long to be
remembered by all present. The
Fifth City Brass Band is to be highly
comphmented for the admirable nan
ner in which the AFFAIR was conducted
and those at the Park who had i'm
mediate management showed them
selves to be fully competent for such
an occasion.
We have not learned how much
the band received from the proceeds.
but We know they were amply repaid.
besides building up a SE,sadid repu-
tatiOn for the organization.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-12

There viii be a picnic at Pine
Grove camp ground o. July, the l2th.
given by the Sea Island Cotton As
ISOLATION. Everybody is invited to
come and bring a WeIl-hlIed basket.
Mr.. F. G. Shell and others win be
there to make an address. Program
will be made known later.
J.H. JOHNS,
A. c. JOHNSON,
CALVIN SISTRUNK.
Committee.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-12
Luraville, Fla, June IA, 1907.

LurdVlile, Fla.s June IA, 1907.
Board met in adjourned session.
W. A. TisOn. chairman, called the
Board to order, Present: J. H.
Grant, ]. J. Dempsey, ]. C. Davis
and NJ. L. Burnett. The clerk being
absent, NJ. L. Burnett was elected
clerk protein.
The County Commissioners from
Lafayette county being on the
ground, the two boards met in joint
session. W. A. Tison was elected
chairman of said Joint session. The
two boards thus organized, proceeded
to inspect the bridge, which spans the
river at Luraville, which was found
up to plans and specifications except
about forty pieces sap flooring, for
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-12
The Picnic at Bowling Park.

The picnic at Downing Park yes
terday, under the auspices Of the
Fifth City Brass Band, was a grand
success from start to finish, and not
Withstanding the inclemency Of the
weather, the attendance exceIled the
expectation of the most sanguine. At
an early hour the crowds began to
gather from the surrounding country,
coming in wagons, carriages, buggies
and on foot, and after the arrival of
the trains from Live Oak, Perry and
Mayo. fully $500 people we're on the
ground in East Park and the Park
proper. all dressed in holiday garb,
and it the biggest crowd ever seen
there. For a time the assembIage
amused themselves sightseeing, and
then came the regular program, the
band furnishing excellent music at
intervals.
The orator Of the day was Col. Ira
]. Carter of this city and his address
was a stirring one with patriotism
and historical facts mingling, that
found hearty response with the
large crowd. who listened attentively,
and did not fail to show their APPROX
al Of the sentiments expressed. Mr..
Carter is an able orator, and never
fails to please an audience.
At noon fully It's persons dineG at
the magnificent Park Hotel, and the
spread was an excellent one, and the
service, all that could be desired.
The horse racing was not on a
large scale, but the races run we're
appreciated.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-12
One Thing NOt Ger.

Baron R. tWhO has been explain
ing the mechanism Of bis new motor
ear to one Of his tenants for over
an hOur)-I hope you understand Il
now.
Tenant-Perteetly: all except one
thing.
Baron R.-And what is thati
Tenant-HOw 1t goes without a
horse.-Bon Vivant.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-12

which contractors agreed to deduet
twenty-five dollars. This being sal.
isfactOry to the board. bridge was
accepted.
The question Of watchman for the
bridge was then taken up and Com
missiOners Grant, from Suwannee.
and Land, from Lafayette, was au-
pointed a committee to employ such
Watchman.
Ordered that notices be posted on
bridge prohibiting hauling logs or
log carts over bridge. and against
travelling in vehicles over said bridge
faster than a walk.
There being no further business the
Joint session adjourned.
The Board of Suwannee County
then approved the account Of the
bridge company and the same was
ordered paid, tO-wit:
Payable June IA, 1903. -. $1,000
Payable June IA. 1910. 49,. 5000
Payable June IA, 1911. 5000
Balance .......... 1884
The Board adjourned to meet July
1, 1907.
a.. L. BURNETT, IA. TISoN,
Clerk protein. Chairman.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-12
|,,alnes Of the Board Of County
Commissioners.

Eve Oak. Fla, June 4, 1907.
ne Board Of County Commission
4 suxannse County, Florida. met
,ssulsr monthly session, and was
u % order BY Chairman w. A.
M
ps,,snt: n. L. Burnett, J. G.
gH. Grant and J. J. Dempsey.
asuutss Of regular meeting Of
4 m and Sth. 1907, and Of special
Ilss o. May slst, 1897, were read
4 approved.
4 uss ordered by the board that
nlnales be published after ap-
lll
C.muty Treasurer fled his reports
he Board.
cssniy Judge hled report Of license
lIay.
lsnles Of Peace. third district, fl
aporls Of fines, fOrfeitures and
ioF the month Of December,
lg, April. 1907. inclusive.
lnf following applications for aid
lhe county we're approved for
amount Of 50 per month: Pete
sloa, Mrs. N. A. Trueluck and
frances Hugg.
KpAFy bond OF T, P. Aston, was
eyed By the Board.
lal'leat;ou and bond Of ]. ".
seA Cor ere arms license approved
license ordered issued.
3 Thg Converse Bridge Company
sasa 70 the county the house
n 4 while building bridge at
salFd and other material at Bran
Nd same was accepted by the
80 commissioner D. j. DeAap-
~ '"4's g u
nu we're approved and ordered
sala ,..,..........s $4,000
; pslsgaL road work, LIST
Nay repairing four
$50. -, . -. 80. 0"VO
skt Nay ....... ss.as
q Ward, read work, srd
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-12

-
Pauline Adams. 2 days as
stenOgrspher in W. R. Jen.
kin's case 80
First National Bank Of Live
Oak, interest for May. .1lO.,o
= d. RickersOn, sherlf's cost
Spring Term, 1907; ianitor.
commission on collections,
Keeping convict record 21S 90
Live Oak Pub. Co.. printing
and publishing, May -. % sO
e. B. Lord. as treasurer from
the Special Road Fund to
County Road Fund .425s AZ
Converse Bridge Co, steel
use -.,,,,.......3 5000
Converse Bridge Co., payable
one year after date for steel
bridge ............. nm
B w, HelvenstOn, insurance
courthouse and Jail -. 2S4.OO
Live Oak Mfg. Co., lights. :. 2464
suwannee Drug Co., supplies
for courthouse and Jail. AK
II. & W. B. Drew Co, supplies
for criminal court 80. 1874
Kelly-Springheld Road Roller
Co. in exchange for warrant
given for road roller, pay
able Jan. 1, 1908 .2.8Ss 81
A. B. Vance, balance on F. &
+. warrants ........... zoo
P. T. McGriff, road and bridge
work, S S road 5000. 1923
G, L. Burnett, IS names on
petition for criminal court .3.25
]. N. Conner, z afHdayits for
Incense ''r'..,....... Its
NJ, L. Burnett & Co., team to
inspect road ...........> zoo
NJ. L. Burnett, / day as coun-
ty com. .......... 200
]. c. Davis, day and %
miles as county com. 49,. 4.2O
]. H. Grant, l day and "a
miles as county com. 80. $40
W. A. Tison, / day and "a
miles as county com. -. 44O
]. ]. Dempsey, / day and IS
miles as county com. 49,. 1880
]. ]. Dempsey, / day and s
miles to inspect bridge. -. $50
]. H. Grant, / day and %
miles to inspect bridge. -. 4.SO
W. A. Tison, / day and 48
miles to inspect bridge -. $50
NJ. L, Burnett, / day and As
miles to inspect bridge -. $50
]. H. Rickerson, feeding pri-
soners for May .205.9O
]. w. BrysOn, clerks criminal
cost, Spring Term, 1907 :. S4.l5
NJ. E. Broome, court commits
sioner's cost, 2 habeaS
corpus ........,., 1900
]. H. Rickerson, sheriff's cost
5 cases. circuit court 49,. S1.S5
J. N. Conner, county judges
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-12
Live Oak, Fla, June 5. 1907

Live Oak, Fla, June 5, 1907.
The Board Of County Commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment.
and was called to order by Chairman
W. A. Tison.
Present; ]. C. Davis, ]. H. Grant,
w A. TsOn and ], ]. Dempsey.
The purpose Of this adjourned
meeting being to investigate the ad-
Visibility of purchasing new cells for
the Jail, and the sheriff being present,
the Board, upon the advise of the
sheriff. decided not to purchase to
cells.
The following claims against the
county were approved and ordered
paid:
]. G, Davis, day as county
COIN. ...........,...$ 200
j. Il. Grant, same service. -. zoo
W, A. Tison, same service -. zoo
]. ]. Dempsey, same service. zoo
John Delaney, ferryman at
Branford for May ....... 1000
The Board adjourned to meet at
Luraville, Fla, June 14th. 1907, to
inspect bridge.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-12

cost, 2 cases .......... 5s2
j. H. Rickerson, sherin's cost
in 2 cases. C. ]. court -. 228s
Witnesses in county judges
court . on
Jurors in said court .... SOo
7. L. Dorset. justice cost
commitment Aaron and
Paul Demps ...... a10
j. H. RickersOn, sherif's cost
In said case ..... 5aA.
Witnesses in said case -. sea.
R. NJ. silas. justice cost in two
cases ............. 4asi
j. W. Morgan. eonstaOle's cost
2 cases, justice court -. 4s.45I
Witnesses in 2 cases. justice
court, 9th district -. 24gI
Jurors in said cases $50. 6O0
The Board adjourned until tOmOr-
row.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23


reg Iagoe grebets ian1l1ren @. ffffrep %uoenpaa,
brpnole mine ai1roer: Son bIiper #%oroentIig fforiffref-
tfet, tRnfte leg. Som pleeoe5at faloe NitetiS Ell 8e-
orager. Sg bpis @r. groefenbn1rit MI fo1nnler %
alrboloer ON min Saano5 Ter leg banr US % Tiger, at
BON fab gifteS Jig meo Nitetiss1 bpis ban fan fin6e
beroe, men mig foar ban life!
Seq %foriegleoe NIT 8rep 11eo min SsSaoers Siig11et-
ring iom leg Ell. Gang baooe niit 81. 8rocfenburlt;;
iaa funoe ban 81. mi ie, at Ser ingen 6ejtagelie par
ifet;; iaa iate leg ct 6rimarfe paa 8repet og git no
for at ieuoe set at Steo. Seq faiteoe set Ben ner-
melte 8oftfasie og bel1ote ON for at .goa biem.
&%Iu6ielig iaa .ieg EN- bbiofleot @pinoe mes bpio
Sl1rban fonrue ben i11o0 mig. SUN boboe brut1t M11=
itgt og %iftn1e110e, bbioe &pnoer. Set bar en- tprfiiif
Game, ser boeoe / @ienbobuIet; men leg troe6e L Sen
opbioieoe Sin0stilitan6, bbori jg befonot mig, at set
bar 9eitetis / egen 8erion, og leg itprteoe mes ct
Sfrig ober @aoe1t for at ln6gao ben6e. On Droffe
oreieoe burtigt ON &jernet. Seq ffelte ct %pl1oieligt
sSte6 og u1titeoe 9ebt61tbeoet1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23

uDe f%ortalte mig, iogoe Ma0ra5a ienere, uat D1
bar ganife nbi6enoe ON, bba0 ser foregif onfri1g
Sig, og at ieg fu1oe inotoge v5blterens" Nlaos uoer1
ringeIte SrDgt for at lfa6e Sig. gu bi6ite al6rig, I'M
set par @arab, Sru Dretp eller Spgepleierifen, ser
ia6 bos Dig. Meen ieg biz alorig glernu1e oct @la-
0esifrig, gu gao, ga Sine forr1grfeoe 9ine falot paa
mig, eller bpor SIT %flpngeoe sig til mig ion1 ON Oh
al6rig piloe ilippe mig"
Sra Set 9iebltf, min @uon1o6er in0tog &laoien
beo min Seng - en- Hlaos, bun 11afen iffe forloo
Sc fplgenoe tire Tiger ~ %begDn0te leg at beores, bel
ganlfe Iangiomt, men oog iiffert. Sun bor @fortolt
mig %bnorle0es leg Lao % iaettog benoe, iom ON
ben6es blotte M%erperelie bor baaoe Scoring og Me-
6icin for mig.
Seq troe6e lenge, at bun bar ct 5Dn, Der biloe
%foripinoe, bpis ieg flptteoe mine pine bort fra beroe,
og at 1aa sc rG6ielsf 11lbe @pner bil6e fo1111e igie11,
Ser bapoe plaget mig 8egpn0elien at min Spgoom.
Meen ieg bapoe ogioa en- a11oen 5sglele. Seq iaa
paa ben6e meo en- ibag. 6oreitilling ON, at bun bar
%foronoret, og BOG bioie leg lite, paa bpilfer @aaoe.
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bar tim Ii6t efter list, at BET gift op for mig, bporfor
hun bar f%ora116ret.
2ottie baboe fortalt mig, at Maora5a uiaa belt
gan1niel no men i mine 9 ine par bun ~In1nffere mi
ems 11ogen Sir6e. @anife bit bar ben eDige ling
bonrsDnoe, Der bbiler ober Dem, Der benleber oeres
2iu 1oen 5orgerog# 8efDn1ringer paa 2atloet, Tor.
ipunoear, 90 ben DiiIoe bun life nneresfoo Nen.i
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23
19be &apitel.
g II t n / n 9.

Set par Scat, og leg laa panfl96t pau min Se11q,
men leg bar bunoen poa Sen0er ogSgober og f1n6e
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beifDtte mig moo De nnr1lenoe gan6er, ser ia6 / allie
&jprner og pegeoe poa mig. Ser iao en- 500 balia<
11eret 9@gDpter bet bar Ben fra &enlington=Mu-
feet og bar betegnet ion1 ugeitetis". Ser ia6 ge6s See
ger, min 8arnoomsifrpf, mes fine rullen6e git1e;
ban pegeoe baa1ltgt paa mig, og leg fp1te@ bans
br9noeroe Manoe poa min &ino; Fan bob6e en- Spa<:
oe | &aa1oen og %forlangte 8enee al mig, foroi ban
baDoe %begrabet ST.. @ogbla1 lebe116e. Maoraaa ia6 /
fin &rog og roffeoe rem og ttlbage og I%tpn1ele. Sun
bar igrgefle6t, og ben6es Mniigt iqa meget, neget
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SAD. Saa bar ig 9eitetis, og min Seng par reot
n1eo %glgoe1oe Sui. Seq bar bl1noen til en- @el og
ifuloe bra1oes. Seq fempeoe for at fon1r1e lps, men
f11oe fife lpsripe mig fra be1 tlnge @aon6, ser bolot
mig. Seq ioo ita6ig npe rnoielsful6e @pner.
Seq fu10e b6re noge1 bnnfe paa Dgrelt; men
BEN bar laaiet, og jeg fun6e life reiie mig for at
LUTTE op. Saa lb6 ser ct 8rog. SRI min @fref lam
leoe Jig ON cen Sanfe: ieg bar gol-og-ja-6et bar
Dr .@11gbes, Ser fon1 for at bringe mig til en- Daare-
onltalt.
5aa bar ig Sen lille Strife / 9pre W}allotp.
Sen bar operolt ppntet 1ne6 @lomiter, bpioe, ifipnne
8lomiter, bpis Guft gior0e mig i%Dinn1el. Seq bar
fle0t bbt0t = min &onfirr1otionsfjole =, men
Sen bar MI 8ruoccrogt.
Seq bar 8r11o og itoo peo Nlteret og pea1te0e paa
min @rnogorr, ser font alt for ient. Weo0ra5a itoo
peo Sioet1 al mig, og leg fplte mtg 1iigelig %lpffelig.
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og bans 9jne ligne0e %glpoenoe &l1l. Seq benote mig
'11eo ct Sfrtg on MOS Maora5a; men bnn bar borie>
og Gru Sacfion itoo Ser / benoes 9te0.
&irfer bleb til en- @alial. Seq fit @fia116, foroi
leg fife 0anie6e. Seq pil6e 6atie, 6onie CAN'T alene.
5aa prdpeoe leg poa at rele mig; men ser blep bolot
paa mig, og leg font loa / Ganfer ON, at leg laa /
9enge11, og at nngdelige 9lniigter beeoe fig neo oper
mig. Seq tenfte %ntpoeligt; leg ifal life oon1e, leg
ifal 50! -- Seq fen1pe0e life l9nger, men
io11f u0mattet til6oge.
6rpgtelige Morert6t og lange elmer fnloe al
Snterter og Meotbeo fulgte! Set ii6lte bar perre
at uobol6e eno rietig 9ioelie! Seq baD0e en- fret
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blep folot v5glter".
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Smukt iadbundne|
Boyer.

mis- hllrns UndefjordlSke KeJse.
Al Ludwig HoIberg, eleg. ind
bunden ...... .85c
Garman & Worse, af Alexander
Kielland, elegant indb>. s. .Sscs
Fortsllinger og Sagaer, at n. H.
Lefolii, fortalt for Born i HEM
met og paa Skolen, indb.. SOC
Udvalgte Digtninger at Adam
Oehlenslsger, elegant indb. 85c
Cehlenshclegers Tragedier. 784
Slider, elegant indb... $3.50
Fortellinger al P. F. Rist, elegant
indbunden .85c
;kovfogedb1rnene,af Sofus Schan-
dorph, elegant indbunden. .85c
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