New York Clipper (Nov 1905)

1034 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. November 2§. TWO GREAT BOOKS A FAVORITE WITH READERS AND RECITATIONIST8, ji MutseiLL's h mm And Other Western Stories, BY TOE LATE WILLIAM DEVERE •'Tramp roet of Hie Wnt." With Illustrations by Oolpb Levino and J. Mornlngstar SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR PUBLIC READING Charity. Justice, Brotherly Lore and Fidelity (Elk'i Poem) You're Just Like Yer Mother, Maa- dy. Black Bills Ser- mon, A 'Ceptln Ike QlTe the Devi] Ills Due Hlgglns Hii Letter - CONTESTS — What Tell Jim Marshall's New Planner Kinder 8usp'shu» Oofty Gooffs Me- tbueelablam fueen of Hearts/The pokane Two Little Butted 8hoes Tragedy, A Walk Case Equal, A B. P. 0. E. (ElF-l Poem) Bey, Rub; lie Can—Like Kelly Can Bone Philosophy Jeff and Joe No Opening—Write Again Parson's Box, The Roger That Queen Ten Mile or Bust That Beautiful Bnow THE BOOK OF A PEOPLE. ■ - A BOOK FOR THE PEOPLE An Acquisition to Any Library. PRICE, ONE DOLLAR SENT P08TPAID ON RECEIPT OF PRICE. 24 Wltmark Bulldlns, SECOND EDITION READY. 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