DEN DAYS,
for a Holly steam engine or a collection of 1500 to 2000 stamps.

G. E. Montgomery, Westernport, Md., Vols. VI and VII GOLDEN DAYS and
"Ames' Mastery of the Pen," for standard works on physiology and hygiene
or a field glass.

C. C. Moore, 76 3d Place, Brooklyn, N.Y., a magic lantern with 16
slides, and a printing press with 2 fonts of type, for an instantaneous
camera and outfit.

W. Willson, 561 Lorimer St., Greenpoint, Brooklyn. N.Y., a magic lantern
with 12 slides for a pair of 9 or 9-1/2 nickel-plated roller skates.

D. A. Trapp, 113 E. Maxwell St., Lexington, Ky., a collection of over
1200 stamps in an international album for a No. 2 or 3 Baltimorean press
and outfit.

H. Edwards, 147 E. 114th St., N.Y. city, a magic lantern with 12 slides,
and a hand-inking printing press, without type, for a set of boxing
gloves.

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J. E. Caldwell, Sego, Kans., a $3 piccolo, a set of boxwood chessmen,
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W. McIntosh, East Smethport, Pa., a 10x14 hand-inking press, with 20
fonts of type, 2 sticks, galley, leads, etc., for a 50 to 52-inch
bicycle.

J. H. Cunningham, Room 507 Hamilton Building, Pittsburg, Pa., a pair of
ice skates and "Tom Brown's School Days" for a learners' book on
shorthand.

W. McVeagh. 831 W. 3d St., Williamsport, Pa., a New Rogers scroll saw
for Vol. I or IV GOLDEN DAYS.

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A LIMITED NUMBER
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Price, $4.00 each.

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