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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-08-27
SPECIAL TAX RECEIPT.

Notice is hereby given that U. S.
special tax receipt No. 1889, issued to
S. P. c. Jensen, dated July IA, 1908,
is posted on the east wall in the build
ing on lot 8 block 80, original town.
site Of the city Of Hope, Hope N. Oak.
that said building is owned by said
S. P. G. Jensen.
Dated Aug. 10, 1908.
s. P. q. JENSEN.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-08-27
SPECIAL TAX RECEIPT.

Notice is hereby given that U. S.
special tax receipt No. 21311, issued
to John j. Wamberg, dated July 81,
1908, is posted on the prescription case
in the building on lot 20, block "a,
Original townsite of the City of Hope,
Steele County, n. D., building is own.
ed by John j. Wamberg.
Dated August ~, 1908.
JOHN j.. WAMBERG.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION

Notice is hereby given that an
examination for teachers certi-
fcates will be held in the County
Superintendent Office, at Sher-
brooke, Aug. 18th. and goth.
Examinations will begin at $3.50
A. M.
Dated at Sherbrooke this 18th.
day of Aug. 1908.
A. G.. MILLER,
County Supt. of Schools.
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SPECIAL TAX RECEIPT.

Notice is given by the undersigned
that U. S. stamp for special tax on the
business of retail dealer in malt No.
1925 was issued to the undersigned
July q, 1908, to do business in the
building on Lot g., Block rs, Village
of Finley, N. D., where said receipt is
posted; said building is occupied by
the undersigned as-tenant, and Albert
r. Sampson is owner thereof.
Dated July 20, 1908.
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SPECIAL TAX e

Notice is hereby given that the
Government Special Tax Receipt No
203l5, issued to M. N. Mallory, dated
June q, 1908, is posted on wall in
prescription room of drug store on
the east side of W. 524 #. of lots 13,
IA, Is, l8 and II in Block %, Hope,
N. D., the leasor of said property be-
ing M. N. Mallory and owner Mrs. w.
H.. M. Philip.
M. N. MALLORY.
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c TAX RECEIPT.

Notice is hereby given that U. S.
special tax receipt No. 20929, issued
to J. W. Needham, dated July 8, 1908,
is posted on the prescription case in the
building on lot IL, block 20, First
Addition to the Village of Finley, N.
D.; that said building is owned by ].
W. Needham.
Dated July 20, 1908.
j. W. NEEDHAM.
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA L.
County OF Steele,

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. 90
County OF Steele.
In DISTRICT COURT,
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
u. w. fuIler. Plaintiff,
vs..
Red River Land Company. a corporation. A..
M. Woodley and all other persons unknown
incumbrance upon the property described in
the complaint. Defendants
SUMMONS.
The State Of Nor Dakota TO the above nam
ed Defendan, IS:
You are hereby summoned to answer to the
office OF the Clerk Of tie District Court within
and for the County OF Steele and State OF
North Dakota. at the Village of Sherbrooke
answer upon the subscriber within thirty DAYS
after the service OF this summons upon you
exclusive Of the day OF service. and In case Of
will be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated July 9th A. D. 1908.
G. S. SHIPPY.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Residence and Post once address.
Hope. Steele County. ND.
To tho above named Defendants:
You are hereby notified that the relief
sought In said action consists wholly in exclud-
ing the said Defendants from any int rest in
or lien or incumbrance upon specific real pro-
perty. and that he land to which said action
relates Is the following described real estate
situate in the County OF Steele and State OF
North Dakota. to-wit: Lots numbered Nine
((). Ten (l0l. Eleven Ul) and Twelve G2) in
block numbered Forty-three (43) in the original
townsite Of Hope and according to the plat
thereof on file or OF record in the office Of the
Register OF Deeds in and for said Steele
County.
Dated this 9th day OF July A. D. 1908.
G. S. SIMPLY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Hope. N. OAK.
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JOHN r. FLORA
SPECIAL TAX RECEIPT,

Notice is hereby given that U. S.
Special Tax receipt No. 1922 issued
to D. j. Gumb, dated August 18th 1908
is nosted on west wall in building on
Lot ID Block 20 original townsite OF
the Hope, and the building is owned
by Mrs. D. J. Gumb.
d. GnMR
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Rosy Henr1cy.
SUMMONS.
The State Of North Dakota. to the above nam.
ed defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint OF the plaintiff in this
action, Q copy of which Is hereto annexed, and
herewith served upon you. and to serve q copy
OF your answer to the said complaint upon the
subscriber ut his Office. In the village OF Sher-
brooke. Steele County. N. D.. within thirty
days after the service OF this summons upon
you. exclusive OF the day OF service. and in
case OF your failure to appear or answe judg-
ment will be taken against you by default for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated this Bird day of August. 1905.
GEORGE MURRAY,
Attorney for Plaintiff Residence and post
Office address. Sherbrooke. NJ.
To Rosy Henricy. the above named Defend
ant
You will please take notice. that the origin
al summons and complaint in the above entitled
action were fled In the Office Of tho Clerk Of
he District Court In and for the County Of
Steele. and State OF North Dakota. at the
| Village OF Sherbrooke. in said County,, on the
BIB day OF August. 1908. and are now on file
therein.
Dated August sth. 1908.
GEORGE MURRAY,
Attorney for Plaintiff. SherbrooKe. N. D.
8-2008-6t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-17

der Recorders Office Won Lackawanna
County i'm Deedbuch No. 112, Seite 165.
Besagte Lot list 90 Fusz brett in Front
an Hill Strasze, dieselbe Breite hinten
und 1870 Fusz in Tiefe auf der nord-
westlichen Settle und 129 Fusz auf der
suedwestlichen Settle davon. LIST das-
selbe Eigenthum das uebertragen wurde
durch W. ]. Schubmehl und Gattin an
den besagten Mike Jencysin durch Deed
datirt den /. December 1894, und einge-
tragen in der Office zur Eintragung Won
Deeds in und fuer Lackawanna County
i'm Deedbuch No. 12S Settle 10. Verbes-
sert init einem einstoeckigen hoelzernen
Wohnhaus und Auszengebaeuden
Nit Beschlag belegt und in Exekution
genommen auf die Klage Won. ueber-
tragen an Samuel Needle gegen John
Mike Jency. I'm. Schuld, $500 Interes-
buehren und Kosten. Judgment No.
17S, Januar 1909, Lev. Fa. zum Januar
Termin 1909. PARTRIDGE. Await.
+ er
No. 14.-All jene gewisse Lot Won
Land gelegen in dem besagten Borough
Won Dunmore, begrenzt und beschrieben
vie folgt, nemlich: Ist Lot No. III ,auf
Won Andrew d. Spencer in besagte
Dunmore. Anfangend auf der sued
lichen Settle Won Callie Strasze und Lii
damn entlang der LIME Won Callie
StrasZe so Fusz zu elmer Ecke bel der
LIME Won Land geeignet Won A. d.
Spencer, seiend Lot No. liz, damn ent-
lang der LIME Won Lot No. liz $50 Fusz
zu elmer Ecke bel der LIME Won Land
geeignet Won der Pennsylvania Kohlen
Companie, damn entlang besagtem Com
panic Land so Fusz zu Land des be-
sagten Corona, und damn entlang be-
sagtem Corona Land $50 Fusz zu dem
Anfangsp1atze an Callie Strasze, und list
das Land uebertragen durch Andrew D.
Spencer an die erste Partei hierzu durch
Deed datirt den II. November 1903, der
eingetragen werden soil. Allies verbes-
sert NIT einem zweistoeckigen hoelzer-
WOhnhnn9
Nit Beschlag belegt und In EXekution
genommen auf die Klage des John e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-17
Oienifmdbeben perlanat

Gin sutts btutftts MGStsn fir aaltmtins
Snusarbtit. @utr 2pbu pirb bsm paiItuetn
MGpbm tSrbIt. Srau 3. espp. 52J pine
Strttt. 50,2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-17

Die fsiuiten Drudarbeiteu Der Stabt,
siefert bic Office oes -Bodenblatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-17

r e + n e
No. 7.-Die Oberfiaeche oder Grund-
rechte auf all jene gewisse Lot Land
gelegen in dem Township Won Lacka-
wanna, Lackawanna County und Staat
Pennsylvania, begrenzt und beschrieben
vie folgt: Ist Lot numerirt 13 i'm Block
No. 20. vie angefuehrt und ausgelegt
auf dem Complex oder Karte betitelt
THE Round Woods Park" welch be-
sagter Complex oder Karte list einge-
tragen in der Office fuer das Eintragen
Won Deeds in und fuer Lackawanna
County i'm Kartenbuch No. 1, Settle 90.
Besagte Lot list 40 Fusz in Front an
Vandeventer Boulevard vie geZeigt
.durch besagte eingetragene Karte, und
125 Fusz in Tiefe zu elmer Alley. Il
F'usz brett. Ist dasselbe Land ueber-
tragen an Felix Bach durch die Lack
awanna Land Companie durch Deed
datirt den 2S. Tag I'm April A. D., 1902.
und eingetragen in der Office zur Elm
tragung Won Deeds in und fuer Lacka-
wanna County i'm Deedbuch 1877. Settle
$50, u. S. W. Kohlen und Mineralien
reservirt und unterworfen all den Be-
dingungen, Ausnahmen und Reserva-
tionen enthalten in den Deeds. welche
die Kettle Won Titeln bildet. Allies ver-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-17

No. 13.-AlI jene gewisse Lot. strecke
Borough Won Olyphant. Lackawanna
County und Staat Pennsylvania, be-
grenzt und beschriehen vie folRt. nem-
lich Ist Lot No. IS auf "Schubmehi's
Addition to the Borough of Olyphant," I"
welche besagte Lot eingetragen ist in
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No. 12.-Alle die Rechte, Titel und
Unforeseen der Verklagten, Elizabeth
g. Colvin und Fred @. Colvin. NIT Notiz
an Thomas II. Logan und Geo. Fl. Rice,
terra tenants in und auf das nachfol-
gend beschriebene Grundeigenthums:
auf. in und zu der gewissen Lot Land
geleFen. legend und seiend in der II.
Ward der Stadt Scranton, in Lacka-
wanna County und Staat Pennsylvania,
begrenzt und beschrieben' vie folgt
nemlich: Ist Lot No. i'm Quadrat oder
bekannt ais "Farr's Ideal Home Sites"
eingetragen in besagtem County. Be
sagte Lot miszt 40 Fusz in Front an
Cemetery Strasze, jetzt West Gibson
StrasZe genannt, dasselbe hinten und
1886 Fusz in Tiefe zu elmer Court fuer
oeffentlichen Gebrauch. vie angefuehrt
auf besagtem Complex. Ist dieselbe
Lot Won Land vie beschrieben in dem
Deed Won ]. A. Speicer und Gattfn an
hesagte Elizabeth G. Colvln. datirt den
g. September 1907. und eingetragen i'm
Deedbuch No. 224, Settle 500. Allies YER
Dessert NIT einem zweistoeckigen hoel-
zernen Wohnhaus und elmer Werk-
staette oder Schuppen.
Nit Beschlag belegt und in EXECUTION
Renommen auf die Klage der Economy
Bau und Anleihe Gesellschaft gegen
Elizabeth g. Colvin und Fred c. Colvin.
George II. Rice, terra tenants. Schuid.
s2077.5S. Unforeseen vom /. December,
1908. Anwaltgebuehren und Kosten.
Judgment No. 800, Januar 'Termin 1909,
Fl. Fa. yum Januar Termin 1909.
PARTRIDGE. Anwalt.
Ferner
No. 13.-All Jene gewisse Lot. strecke
oder ParZelle Land. gelegen in dem
Borough Won Olyphant. Lackawanna
| County und Staat Pennsylvania, be-
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AMERICAN DIPLOMAT
DIES BY OWN HAND
S. c. Mcfarland, United States
Consul General, Takes Life on
Train in Germany

kERLLN. oct. 24.-When the Ham
lnirs-Berlin express arrived at Lud-
wigslust this morning the body OF a
man who had been shot through the
right temple was found in one OF the
compartments which he had occupied.
A revolver was lying close at hand.
The body was Identified by papers as
that OF Silas c. Mcfarland of Iowa,
American consul general at large for
the European district Among the
papers was his wife's address in Ber-
lin 1t was evident that Consul McFar-
rand had committed suicide.
The station master telegraphed to
Mrs Mcfarland that her husband had
been badly injured, and she and her
daughter proceeded to Ludwigslust this
afternoon, but later returned to Berlin
10 make arrangements for the funeral.
Mrs. Mcfarland was unable to give
any reason for the suicide, except that
her husband had worried greatly of
late. His leg had been broken twice IN
recent years and he was sensitive to
fatigue. he appeared unequal to the
constant travelling which his Office de-
manded and he had said on several oc-
casions that he could not live if unable
10 keep I'D his work. Mrs. Mcfarland
received z telegram from her husband
in the early forenoon, arranging to
meet her at lunch.
Consul General Thackeray has sent
a deputy to Ludwigslust to take charge
of the body.
Mcfarland was appointed consul gen
eraI at large June 10. 1905 He was
born at Mount Pleasant, Ia, ip 1859.
Before entering the cons ular service be
was editor and publisher of the Mar
shalltown (Ia-) Times
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Abeus Ensrolaery wlta slIk

Have you ever spent hours upon
hours in the execution OF an elaborate
or simple piece OF art needlework and
found upon its completion that the re-
suit did not pay for the time spent? /?
Have you ever noticed that after
washing and pressing a piece Of needle
work executed with NJ. Heminway &
sons famous silks the beauty and bril-
Iiancy Of the colors is magnified. while
with cheap silks the gloss disappears
Have you ever noticed that in en-
hroi,7ering with n. HeminWay & Sons
famous art silk fosses the threads are
So constructed they cover the flower
petals with more grace and speed than
ordinary silk hosses and lay down with
more dossy smoothness, giving the ap-
pearance OF brush work Of an artist?
if your dealer can not supply you
send your order direct TO NJ. Heminway
& sons silk Co. 1850 Pine street, San
Fran ncisco.
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BOMB q WRECKS
CHICAGO SALOON
Explosion Does More Damage
Than Any of the Others in
Series of Outrages
policemen Ordered to Watch for
Internal Machine Operators
Had Gone Home

CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-Bomb No. % was
exploded early today. after the police
men placed on watch in all parts Of
Chicago since the renewal OF the bomb
outrages had gone home. 1t did more
damage than any Of its predecessors,
practically destroying a one story
brick building in Fourteenth street
Just east Of Michigan avenue, occupied
by Bernard Marcus as a saloon.
hiremen who We're asleep in their
quarters across the street We're
thrown from their beds by the explo-
sion, which tore out most of the front
and completely wrecked the interior
OF the building.
Patients. in ST. LuSe's hospital were
aroused and q slight panic prevailed.
Tor that building was shaken from
basement 10 roof and only prompt
work by the nurses prevented dis
order.
Marcus. the saloon keeper. told the
police he was at a loss 10 explain why
the bomb had been placed on his prem
ises. He declared he had built the
place only a month ago.
A man who refused to give his name
10 the police was arrested near the
scene OF the explosion. He said he
was at Sixteenth street and Indiana
avenue when he heard the explosion
and ran TO learn its cause. He said he
thk police began questioning him he
bfcane confused and would not answer.
lie was then arrested.
Frank Ware was arrested last night
on suspicion OF knowing who dyna-
mited George f. Getz's automobile
Wednesday night in Hawthorn.
Night superintendent John at the
Chicago automobile club garage and
the chauffeur who towed the machine
TO the suburbs viii be asked if they
can identify Ware as the man who took
The automobile from the clubs garage.
The police say Ware was indicted
several years ago for throwing de-
cayed eggs at street evangelists and
left the city. He is suspected OF hav-
ng been implicated in an attempt to
blow Up the residence Of John Hill Jr
with dynamite 10 years ago. Ware
told the police that he had been trav-
cling IN foreign countries for several
years.
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MILL VALLEY TO HAVE
BIG ODD FELLOWS HALL
Lodge Begins Construction of
New Building With Mod
eru improvements

MILL VALLEY, oct 2z-The Mil
Valley lodge Of odd Fellows has let a
r contract for the erection Of a new lodge
building The structure, which when
completed viii measure 55 by I20 feet
viii be built on the corner OF MillwOod
and Blithedale avenues The building
viii be two stories high.
A stage 90 feet by 80 viii be con-
etructed and a number of dressing
rooms viii be contained on the first
floor. There win also be a banquet hall
capable Of holding $50 persons, a lodge
room. committee rooms and a reading
room. Running water viii be supplied
in every portion Of the house.
In order TO defray the expenses. of
building the lodge members have
planned a number Of dances and enter
rafnrnElrs.
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Saving of rs 10 " the Publishers Original Prices

Who wants books by the standard at
Short History of the English People,
Green, 3 vols
French Revolution. Carlyle. vols
Fifteen Decisive Battles. Greasy. 1 vol.
Spirit of Laws. Montesquieu. vols.
Political Economy. Mill, 2 vols.
Democracy in America. De Tocque-
vile, vols.
Plato and Aristotle. 1 vol.
Advancement of Learning, Bacon. 1 vol.
Critique of Pure Reason. Kant, 1 vol.
Philosophy of History, Hegel. 4 vol.
Orations of DemostheIfes, vol.
Orations of Cicero. 1 VOL
British Orations. vols.
American Orations. 2 VOLS
British Essays, 2 vols.
American Essays, 1 vol.
French. German and Italian Essays,
vol.
Persian and Japanese Classics, vols.
Hindoo Classics. VOL
Chinese Classics and Arabian, I vok
Sacred Classics. 1 vol.
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Glove Sale

Twice yearly the manufacturers Alexandra Gle of Paris
will provide with portion of their surplus stock These gloves
factory which stitch dropped here there
trivial defect that will affect the wearing quality The
price concession enables you about 1 from the regu
lar price.
We have fortunately obtained especially fine lot of these
which will be put sale Monday fully Is below the standard
Womens and clasp button French Kid Gloves direct
from the Paris factory of Alexandra Gle in coo and black
lhe pair, 95t
II button length Mousquetaire black only
sizes to ~. The pair, $1.75
10 button length Mousquetaire even
ing and theaer black coors and white opportunity
to pair of high grade gloves 13 off their regular
value The pair, $2.35
First Floor Special Sales Section
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hors. The sets as follows:
Classic Dramas. vols
English Literature. Taine. 3 vols.
egyptian Literature. 1 vol.
turkish Literature, 1 vol.
Hebrew Literature, I vol.
Moorish and Malayan Literature. I vol
Babylonian. Armenian and AsSyria1
Literature, l vol
Classic Memoirs. 3 vols.
Chronicles, Froissart, vols
Divine Comedy. Dante. I vol.
Jerusalem Delivered. Tasso. VOL
The Niebelungenlied Ranke, I vol.
History of the Popes. 3 vols
History OF Florence, MachiavelH. vol
The Republic. Plato. 1 vol.
The Federalist. vol.
Ideal COmmonwealths. vol
Brtes'S AB1sTi6an Commonwealth,
at OKs-kalf Publishers former
trfcs. This cork also includes
a chapter on the 7ussd Ring
IN Nsr0 York, ? co.'s, doth $500
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Sweater Sale

An unusual purchase enables give these practical gar
at II to 1-3 less than the regular selling price.
The seasons favored garment for practical of fancy
weaves, we'll made, good fitting and well finished
Misses and Childrens Sweater Coats-Sizes years
Shown white cardinal and oxford Finished with
collars and two pockets. Specially priced, $1.35
Sweater Blouses-Szes So to Ain cardina
or white. Specially priced at S1.65
Womens Sweater CoatsFinshed with pockets and pear
buttons from So A. white cardinal and oxford gray
Specially priced for this sale, S1.95
Womens Sweater grade verv desirable nat
term sizes SO to A. white only Specially priced for this
sale, S3
Second Ezdor-SoufheoS
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SKULL CRACKED AT CARD GAME

GRASS VALLEY, oct z4-ChrIs
Johnson Of Washington is at the
county hospital with a fractured skull
the result Of an attack made on him
while playing a card game at Wash
sne1on County Surgeon Tickel oper-
ated on Johnson today and the outcome
= doubtfuL
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Gossard Corset demonstration to
continue another week under the di-
rection of a competent corsetiere.
The Gossard is pre-eminently the
best front 1acing corset on the
market.
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The great value of the sale is in its
Shakespeare. 81 vols. buckram 34.5O
Shakespeare. 81 vols. u calf $500
Rousseau. vols. buckram 1000
Stevenson, 10 vols. buckram S.75
Stevenson, 10 vols, u morocco 1850
Poe, 10 vols. buckram 22.50
Henry Fielding, IL vols. cloth 1000
Library of Standard History,
IL vols. cloth 21.00
Smollett, II vols. cloth 21.OO
Thomas Jefferson, ~ vols.
cloth 27.50
Thomas Jefferson, IL vols.
u Ievant $500
Chas Lamb, vols. cloth 11.25
Macaulay, 20 vols. cloth 1900
Macaulay. 20 vols. cloth $500
Macaulay, 20 vols. II morocco $500
Prosper Merin1ee, g. vols cloth 11.5G
Scott. 25 vols. cloth 27.50
Don Quixote. vols. buckram 1000
Ivan Turgenev, Is vols. cloth 12.5O
The Great Immortals, 20 vols.
cloth $500
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Sale of Silks and Dress Goods

and for Receio Gwnsspe
-
Snh n y,roLCo Ivrcrdnal black
I'd
of o wels
gry,b b ONE reyn fets s ~e s@H
values are n de reogm they NIL
SbaiUS
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Owing to the immense increase
in business six buyers left during
the week for the east to procure
the latest novelties and immedi-
ately express back urgent orders.
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The Worlds Great Classics

Sixty Imperial de Luxe volumes
unaltered and unabridged.
This series was planned by such
we'll known scholars as DR.. Timothy
Dwight, Justin Mccarthy, Richard
Henry Stoddard and others.
Printed on Velvet finish, deckle
edge paper; large, clear type.
The volumes are octave size and
in two styles of binding, buckram
and half Morocco.
Sale price in Buckram s1.25
Sale price in Morocco $500
Following are the titles:
History Rawlinson. 1 vol.
Middle Ages, Hallam, 3 vols.
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far reaching interest to every one
The Great Immortals,
full morocco 5000
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NeCkWedr News
NeckWear showing very
Direcoe Chains These
ribbons and plated gold links; selling $3.50 soc
Rus long, long latest
colongs of blue, combinations
white and light blue $500 to $500
Rufs Of chiffon leading
color such white light blue pink Alice
blue to
Fancy Gibson Collars net chiffon messalne silk
satin, princess lace and pleated chiffon $500 $O0
Fancy Bows of all descriptions and 25c
Jabos with collars attached, made and fine
ruchings Of chiffon and net $4.00 to S1.O0
First Floor, Fifth c4isle
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Inaugural Sale of Sefs-Edifion de Luxe

An opportunity to buy the bes
Jane Austen, II vols cloth SI2.5OI
Jane Austen, IL vols. leyant $3.50
Henry Clay 10 vols. cloth $3.50
Henry Clay. 10 vols levant 39.50|
Balzac, SO vols. cloth 37.50l
Balzac. Is vols. q morocco 27.OOl
BoswelFs Life of Johnson,
vols. cloth S.75l
Boswelfs Life Of Johnson,
vols. Y morocco 1850
Dickens, 80 vols. buckram $3.50
Dickens, 80 vols. u morocco 1900
Dickens 80 vols. calf binding 5000
Washington Irving, 27 vols. cloth 20 90
Washington Irving, 81 vols.
y morocco 1000
Washington Irving, Il vols. cloth ESQ
Chas. Reade, 13 vols. q morocco 1850
Victor Hugo. 20 vols. buckram 20.O0
Victor Hugo, 20 vols, Il morocco 5000
Victor Hugo, 16 vols. cloth 12.5O
Victor Hugo, I6 vols. u morocco 24.00
Victor Hugo. 16 vols. Y calf 27.e0
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Hosiery

Ladies lambs wool hose, merno heel and toe; black
oxford gray plain ribbed. The pair, 25c
Ladies pure cashmere wool hose; black natural
gray; plain ribbed; the best on the market The
pair soc
Ladies heavy fleece lined cotton hose; Hermsdorf
black. The pair, 25c
Childrens 1x1 ribbed fast black cotton hose; sizes
black; sizes to 951 The pair, 25c
Childrens 1x1 ribbed fast black cotton hose; sizes
5 to eH. The pair 15c
First Floor ASLe
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25

Smyrna Rugs
In variety of newest patterns, oriental and
floral, strictly reversible, which means durable
life; choice of two we'll known makes, Duchess
or Mohawk, in the following sizes:
1Sx36 inch $3.50
21x45 inch $3.50
26x54 inch $500 4x7 $5zJ
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25

In this popular rug suitable rooms.
showing extensive beautiful designs
rch oriental effects dining living
light floral patterns for the parlor bedroom
We only the best grades in well known makes
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