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CHERIFF'B SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS
y execution In my hands. issued out OF the dis

GHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS
~ execution In my hands. issued ont OF the dis
trict court Of the Fret judicial district Of tbs
state Of Montana in and for tho county Of Lcwis
and Clarke. in tho suit of Me chnnls National
rank Of Holsna asainst Daily Journal Company.
duly atte,ted tho 18th day Of March. A. p. 1895,
l have levied upon all tho right, title and Interest,"
of tho said LaiIy .nprnni Company In and to tho
following described property, situated in Lewis
and o ol"5 a;os sonnts ;1 ;1.ts and St Montana as.n I ,a y11 I, bloc.
numbered ttty;seven (s7l il tho ORIGINAL townsit,
record in tho ofice Of the county clerk and ro-
corder Of said Lewis aud Clarke county. Mon
tana.
Notice is hereby given that. on the 18th day of
April. A. D. 1872; Dotwsen Tho hour. Of Iine
to wit. at the hour. Of IL o'clock m at the front
door of the court house, .aid county and state, 1
will soil al! the right. title and interest OF tho
said l.1ily Journal /. ompany in and to the. eMid
ABOVE described property, to tho highest bidder
for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this. the 18th day Of
March, A.. y. 1893. - z .
-|-o-E - CHAS. ID. CURTIS, Sheriff.
FIRED y. Hoss, Under sherif. ... 4
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NOTICE OF SALE. GRAND PACIFIC no.

NOTICE OF SALE. GRAND PACIFIC no.
~ teL-Notice is hereby gwen that this under
signed a~ssignae of +. i. Theme viii. on the
18th day Of april. :. D 1893. at II O'Clock noon.
at room !, Power building. in tine city of Helena,
est bidder for cash in hand all that certain, real
estate situate, lying and being. in the Northern
county of Lewis and clarke. state of Montana.
particularly described as foil ows. to wit, Lots
numbered II, y rnd ~ seven, eight and nine In
block number CD twenty-seven said property
being also known q, the nrant Pacthc hotel
proporty, BARNARD BROWN,
Assignee Of 4. II Theme.
Dated Helena, Mont, April 4. A. ID. 1893,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs-lNt THE DIS
~ trict court of the First judicial district Of
the stale Of Montana. in and for the county
Of Lewis and Clarke. 4Y
In tie matter Of the estate of Henry II. Bran
degee. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the UNDERSIGNED, ad-
mjpistrator OF tho estate of tisnry M. Brande.
goa, deceased. to the, credi. ors OF, and I'll
per.ons having Gains against tie said de-
vouchers within ten months after the frst pub
licatlon of thi. notice to the said ndministrato- q
the law of CO Of Masfsna Luliard., hoom !. COLD
Lewis and tlarke. state It Nontaua. The sans
be ng the place for the Transaction OF the bust,
net 9 of said estate in sail county OF LEWIS and
Clarke.
Dated March IS. A. D. 1898.
L. \. BRANDEGEE.
Administrator OF the estate of Henry M. Bran.
dagee, deceased.
First publication March "a. 1885,.
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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penheimer; secretary. Edward A. Drake.
The report of Gen. Newton. president ~
cluded the following figures for the year
ending Dec. 81. 1892. compared WITH INC
previous year: Gross earning, 81, Ioo,o tt, .
, enses kY.6l Der oent, . decrease Of S29 per
cent; expenditures $5s5.927 a decrease OF
Go7, 273.
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Mentally DisordcYed.

CHICAGO, April a-Arthur A. Libby, IT,.
fled . petition in the probate court this
afternoon asking that a conaervator be APP
pointed for his father. tho senior member
Of the we'll known packing Arm Of Libby,
MoNeill Il Libby 1t being charged that Mr..
Libby is mentally disordered. He il 60
years Of age and very wealthy.
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New Dram attic Stars.

MONTREAL, April 3.-About 5000 people
assembled at sohmer park tonight to sec
James J. Corbett. champion pugilist, in
Gentleman jack" A nav feature in the
performance was the FIRST appearance Of
Mrs. Corbett. the ohampion's wife. Mrs:
Corbett took the part of polly Graham"
the college widow, and Mrs. VIM. A. Brady.
Corbett's managers wife, appeared as
'Alice Saunders" jacks betrothed.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.
New York, April Bar silver. IS.
f>onDar-WoAk. lake. $11,5Q

NEW York, April 3.-Bar silver. So.
Coppsr-Weak; lake. $11,5N
L~ead-Stesdy: domestic. S405.
The week opened with a bullish feeling in the
ascendant at the stock exchange. especially in
tho case of industrial stocks and New England.
Although certain developments were favorable
to bears, the tend of prices was upward and
sharp net gains were recorded. At the start
Manhattan furnished . sensation by q drop of 10
points. to 159, on the announcement made at the
meeting of the rapid transit committee on Fat
urday that certain capitalists had volunteers cd to
furnish a large sum of monsy In furtherance of
tho underground transit scheme. The break in
Manhattan had practically no effect gu the gen
eral list, however. The market steadily i'm
proved as q whole during the day and closed
strong.
Governments-Steady.
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Arrivals at Tho Helena.

Smun. Billings Weir. city
Hiram Knowles. Mis- + Mcbride, Butte
soula Jas II lienldy and fam
Henry Longmaid, En- lily, Granite
piro Allan & kennedy, New
Clarence j Miner, York
tomb nation G teckwith. Boulder
DR. read, butte springs
Nm scullon. Iutts g Fl Robinson wife
Frank Longmaid, PEN and children, city
obscot Geo Hnldorn, lutte
nj f Mansfield, Boston M Newburger, Now
CS Hetierlin. Living York
I X Mcdonnell. Bill L p Towhsenl, M d
lingS Billings
w Z Rothwell. NJ d. o Briggs, Minneap-
Billings oils
w II Gould, Minneap- John l. Harris. Great
oils rails
To Murray, kutte.
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Where Ia the Whisky?

LOUISVILLE, KY, April "a. II. Sutton.
the alleged whisky warehouse forRer. made
an assignment this afternoon to the Colum-
bia. Finance and Trust company. He names
among his assets 1000 barrels OF whisky.
but does not say where the whisky is stored.
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WASHINGTON

J. ". Graham. Spokane
]. +. Riggs. ....... Fostoflce Nows Stand. Seattle
Mercer l. Nathan. ..... 10l y. Second ST.. Seattle
Wenatohee News Wenatchee
o,+, - Johnson. WenAtcheo
Funk's News Depot Pacific Az. 1aocms
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MINNESOTA.

wilbur Tebbils ....... Nerohants Hotel. 81. Paul
Wellsrd 8. Dennis. ........ Hotel Ryan. St PAol
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Petroleum Strong; cloesd zoo.


Money on call quiet, closed offered at 5 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper G@7. Sterling
exchange firm. with actual business at S4.s6A
CASEY for si1ty-day bills, and $i.S7A@4.es for
demand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. April a.-Cattle-Receipta. 1880;
slow: weak to lower, good to choice steere, $3.50
as. 10; no extra on sails; others, S4.25ss5.40.,
Hogs-Receipts li,UlO: market 1OGl5c lower
common and mixed, S5,05m6 TO-: primo heavy
and butchers weights, So B57G75; prime light.
S.. 4Oa $780,; other lighte. s. .25@96.25.
sheep-Receipts IL. 900: steady: natives, - aO1
$50: westerns. $5.15@a.70; clipped Texans, $3.50
@4.S0.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. April Enthusiastically; cash, 76c;
May. 77Bc.
C~orn-Firmer; cash. 3o2lc: May. 40So.
~Oats-Steady; cash, 29c; May, 29ac.
Pork.Essy: cash. SIS. 65: May. S15.so.
lard-Easy; cash, SO 81; May. $40.
Ribs-Easy; cash, sc. 80; May. $3.50.
Short clear $9.6O@0.6l.
shoulders-S9. 12h@a25.
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CTocKHOLDEBs' ANNUAL MEETING
y Office of the Neihart Company, Helena.
Mont, March u. 1893.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
the comrauy. room j, lower building, in the
oity Of Helena. Mont. on Mednesday. tho I'm
the election of FIVE trustees to rerve during the
ensuing year and the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before said
~ VIM. Wallace, in,
Vice-President.
BARNARD BROWN. Secretary.
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Arrivals mt tho Grand Contra,

Clarence j. Mil or. FS RansfoHd, Elliston
Comb Hank Monroe, = Z
q & Dorland, York James A I Dram, York
j j Harvey, Comet Pa belly, ! ute
Nose l. loot, Canyon Ihas Cochran, York
treek Steve Ceriters. tanyon
+ Duffy, Winston cry
Mrs Frank Duity, Win John Eheahan, Wickes
ston il linn, rlkhorn
Dan McNeill, Boulder :. MCPHERSON, Granite
Ii u Ia! lor. Wicke3 j l. Irazer. White
Ben Pricsr. Marysvil, Sulphur SPRINGS
nj M Kelchum, syca- Mrs A Reat eman,
more, III franklyn. Wis
i Il lrish, Bismarck ii Nj toie, Vices
Mrs Wayne, Nictes Miss Wayne. Mickes
ii Paushman. y. ickes Jim Burge, Australia
Jack Hail, Austaalia Eorchers, Futte
A + Burns, East Hell Hugh NcQuaid, city
ena n J Hutchins. Jr.,
ollips. Great Falls Helena
i J Bennett. city Jas ralston, Mnrysville
Il Kilborne, ! onlder T. Van lyme. Nickes
W NJ martin. trinity
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Plain truth is good enough for Hoods Sarsa.
parilla. No need of sensntionalism. Hood.
Cures.
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0rris Bm0lOVmolt Agency.
Ss3 North Main Street. AvS
"a,nbed=

w an-b9d=
10 weodchopperA. Sl.2.
10 coal miners.
ranchmen, $50 to mn
Cnnya.ser for o,ty and country
~ railroad men. free fare. A..
Giri Tor honsowork in city. q Girls Tor tho
country, Woman coot, SAO. IA
FuW bALE--Wood, in any quantity. from hs,s
cord to carload lots. l new milch COW WIN '"i'
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EDUCATIONAL
THOROUGHBRED POULTRY.

,IGHT BRAHMAS. WHITE LEG HORNS.
from best strains on earth; eggs So per IS. S. Per
rs; agent, Monitor incubators. Address. Wood.
lawn ioultry Yards. Helena Seed buokwhea,
for sale.
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Tor sALE-sETTING EGGS FlOM PURE
{ bloodcd Rose-Comb White Leshorns tilvel
Laced Wya1dottes, Langshans and Light brah-
mas. +. \ ollert, e13 Ninth avenue.
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CALIFORNIA.
q. G.. Wilbur. ,...... Palace Hotel, San Franoisco
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Am in Better Health
Hoods Pills

the preference every time now. / think they
are just wonderful. / am glad to
two such good preparations as Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and Hoods Pills" Mrs. ISAIAH Ems
ERsoN, East Manchester, N. H..
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COLORADO.
Smith d Sou....,.......e2 900 Sixteenth st., Denver
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tive cure-not only for Weak .Lungs, Spit
ting Of Blood, Bronchitis, Asthma and all
in all its earlier stages. It's reasonable. All
these diseases depend on tainted blood. CON-
sumption Is simply Lung-scrofula. And for
every form Of scrofula and ~blood-taint, the
"Discovcry" is u certain remedy. It's 10
certain, that Its makers guarantees Tito hene-
funded, With q medicine that Is certain,
this eau bc done.
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There's dan0w
In q c~ough-muro
than ever when
your blood m
"bad." It makes
things cslsy for
Consumption. hut
there's a ouIo for
it IN DR.. Piorco's
Golden Medical
rt.-- "
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Helena Employment Agency
20 EDWARDS STREET.
Telephone $50. ". h. Cook. Proprietor

WANTs-s girls for genera. homework. $50 1
second-class engineer. o. a day; . waiter sir y
sheenherIers, $40 and 500. ! second girl. $40.
Dressmaker to take CHARGE of shop, $2t y week.
Woman with one child to go on ranch.
TO LET-Cabin. furnished, -. 2 furnished
rooms for light Housekeeping, $40.
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HOODS PILLS cure Constipation by restoring
the pcristalt.c action Of the aliinentary canal.
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There's a cure for Catarrh, too, no matter
what you've been led to believe. II there
isn't, in your case, you'll get $500 cash. It's
a bona fide offer thst's made by the proprie-
tors of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
They are willing to take the risk-you
ought to he glad to take the medicine.
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After the Grip
hoods Sarsaparilla Restored
Health and Strength

VO0u NCSl0ToU
Health and Strength
"Last winter I had the Grip and was quite
sick. After ! began to get better, being weak
and run down, Iconcluded to try Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, seeing it recommended so highly. I
must say that I was more than pleased with it.
/ recovered my health completely in a short
time and think
Am in Better Health
than before / was sick. i feel sure that this is
due to Hoods Sarsaparilla. In the package of
Sarsaparilla when | opened it l found a sample
lighted to ind how well they agreed with me.
no gripping and no weakening afterward. l
have tried many other kinds of pills, but
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SITUATION W~ANTED-nY A GIRL 10 DC
y sewing by the day. Address 1882 Erecken'
ridge street.
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ClTUATIuN WANTED--TO ASSIST IN
- housework In rsturn for boaid. Address i.
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roR RENT-NICEIY ARRANGED HOUSE.
[ eight rooms, besides pantry and bath; good
and furniture. L. H.. becker. 50 south haleign
street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
Advertisements under THIS head three times
LRNN

CIrUATION WANTED-W0RK WANTED BY
y the day or week. f. all at 2l3 North Rodney.
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from ffty-two to fifteen. At this rapid
rate of disappearance q few decades more
will see almost the entire extinction of
titles in the republic.
David A. Wells and Edward Atkinson
are both opposed to tho income tax, be-
| cause of its inquisitorial features. Mr..
Wells, as commissioner of internal reve-
nue., had personal experience of the diff
culties of collecting the tax after the war
and says that 1t can never be equitably en-
forced in the United States, except by ar
bitrary and despotic methods, which the
people will never tolerate.
The San Francisco health ohhcer has
forbidden all shops having y Santa CLAUS
on exhibition to allow children to kiss
him because last year he traced twenty
three cases of diphtheris to this cause,
and about ten of these cases resulted IA
tally. DR.. Keeney adds that when q child
afflicted with diphtheria kisses Santa Claus
the germs of diphtherla will linger In the
beard of the Christmas king and commun-
icate the disease to others.
Trees are felled by electricity in the
great forests of Gslscia. For cutting
comparatively soft wood the tool Is In the
form of an augur, which is mounted on
carriage and is moved to and fro and re-
velved at the same time by q small electric
motor. AS the cut deepens wedges are
inserted to prevent the rift from closing,
and when the tree is nearly cut through
an axe or hand saw is used to finish the
work. In this way trees are fellsd very
rapidly and with very little labor.
The bill, already practically passed by
parliament, which authorizes the Indian
government to borrow $50. .000, 900 to meet
maturing obligations between now and
March Ia confession, in effect, that the
experiment of closing the Indian mlnts to
the free coinage of silver has failed of its
essential purpose. The value Of the rupee
has not been maintained, the situation in
India to-day Is most critical and 1t Is diff
cult to see, in the circumstances, how an
international currency agreement can fall
to gain ground in English public opinion.
The person who would probably take the
throne In Brazil In case a monarcy should
be established is the young Dom Pedro
d'Alcantsrs, eldest con of the Countess
d'Eu, only child of the Emperor Dom Pc
dro. The young Dom Pedro was great
favorite of his grandfather and accompa-
MED him when the old gentleman was
driven into exile. The youth Is now IS,
tall, slim and fair, With awitheied left arm,
like the German emperor. He Is, however,
an expert horsemsn and an athlete. When
1t was reported some months ago that the
young prince had sailed for Brazil he was
quietly studying in Vienna. His early ed
ucation was carried on in Portugal and
Franpa
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itor at the psnitentiary of one of the
guards. ''To keep the prisoners from tax
Ing liberties, ma'sm," was the reply
Puck.
Woman of the House-You've been
drinkingl Transient One-True, madam.
and that Is all the more reason why Won
should give me something to eat have
not only natural, but an acquired sppe-
tte.-Boston Transcripts.
Mrs. Spryte-You needn't have told me
you are bachelor. Mr.. Singulle-Hov
did you know iti Mrs. Spryte-You stuck
your legs out under the dinner table. Not
used to having 'em kicked to remind you
not to talk.-Chicago Record.
"Gasconnsdes."-A Y "a 80 fat
that he has not seen bis feet for the last
ten years. B-Nothing extraordinary in
that. know q student who Is so tall that
he has to climb on q ladder to take of his
hat. C-ThAt's nothing at all. / have a
cousin whose legs are 30 long that when be
catches cold in his feet on the 1st of Janu-
ary he does not begin sneszing till the 24th
or 25th of the same month. th.-Courrier du
Midi, 80
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LITTLK TOO WOMANLY.

If Woman wants to keep on rising and
waxing In might she must be careful how
she uses her womanly power. Male ty-
rants have always found that they could
go only about go far, and If they went far
ther they were effectively taught their linn
itations. 1t will perhaps be go with
Woman If she becomes intoxicated with
her new power and misuses 1t. That she
may be wise in time is our prayer, and not
force those whom she has put under her
feet to get up and try to tread on her sens
tive corns.
That this warning is not untimely is in
diested by something which happened in
Brighton, Iowa, the other day. Mrs. Adler,
of that town, is a woman who Is fully
emancipated. She represents, In her own
proper person, the most advanced ideas
that have brought about and that underlie
Woman's present noble and enviable sta
tus. She is married, but is not really to
blame for that, having become so before
Woman's missien was fully revealed and
comprehended. She does the best she can
to make up for her early error by teaching
Mr.. Adler his true place in the universe
and his unimportsnce as compared with
her. But the other day she let the spirit
which animates her, and which, If properly
restrained, would put her and keep
her on the highest pinacle of woman
Iy achievement, get loose. OF course
Mr.. Adler was to blame for her
mistake, but she ought not to have taken
him go seriously. The trouble was that
he forgot for minute or two the changed
relations between Man and Woman and
made himself dissgreeable at the break
fast table. He said the biscuits were moi
as good as his mother used to make and
that 1t would take an act of congress to
settle the complicated coffee. Mrs. Adler
| was busy thinking what she would say al
the next meeting of the Board of Lady
Managers of her neighborhood, and she
didn't care to be disturbed. So she arose,
took Mr.. Adler by the neck and the slack
| of his breeches, threw him into a vel
forty feet deep, cast some stones OF
him go as to make sure that hs
would stay put, and then, loading up the
family fowling-piece, filled the parts o.
him not covered by the stones full of bire
shot.
We hope that this is only sporadic
case and that Woman Is not about to trea
Man like the worthless worm he really is
She ought to use her despotic power witt
more moderation than has been shown b.
her representative, Mrs. Adler. If sh'
doesn't we don see anything for the worn
to do but to begin to get ready to turn.
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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL
Is PuBLIsHKD
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
Single Copies 5 cents.
QUITE CONTRARY

If the cartoonists do not have some new
fun with the President 1t will be because
they do not see their opportunity. They
have been busy picturing him as the faith.
full friend of dusky Queen lii, and have
made it appear that the two were pair of
very appreciative and harmonious friends.
But the message shows that Lii is q woman
as well as queen, and that however much
she may have appreciated her great and
good friends friendship she didn't think 1t
best to give him the idea that he could tell
her what to do with certainty that she
would do 1t. So when she was told by
the go-between that her great and good
friend would boost her on to her throne
again If she would be kind to those who
had rebelled against her authority she
promptly declined to be kind to anybody,
and told the go o-between that If her great
and good friend wanted anything to do
with her 1t must bs on her own terms.
This was a eevere setback to the great and
good friend, but he did not lose his tenn
per, though he was greatly surprised and
grieved. He appears to be still suing, but
he confesses with pain that his great and
good female friend doesn't think much of
his ideas, and that he has not thus far
learned that she is willing to yield them
her acquiescsnce. This attitude of hers,
he says, has been check to his plans and
he doesn't know what to do.
We advise Queen Lil's great and good
friend not to give up in despair, but to ask
her again. She doesn't want to come down
too easily, and she thinks that a proper
amount of urging is her due. He should
brace up and have more confidence. When
the Queen of the Sandwich Islands won't
do as the President of the United States
wants to have her she is certainly only
fooling. If he takes her rebuff too seri-
ously and gives her up on account of 1t
she will be real sorry. If he feels toward
her as he says he does and as he has given
her reason to think he does he should give
her another chance, as soon as he can get
the backing of congress. She won't refuse
him again.
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No. 3O3

hood. The FIRST chapter seems ovsrdrsvn,
yet probably is not 80, since writer's tsli
us that when they bring actusl fActa into
their stories they are most sharply criti.
cized for being untrue to real life. The
story Is vivid, exciting In some portions,
and altogether good story for the Ameri-
can youth to read. Houghpon, mdaln &
Co., Boston, publishers
"a Question of Honour" |" by Lynde Pal
msr. author of "Ths Little Captain" etc.
An excellent story for boys and for girls.
The thres page boys,n with their varied
characters, earnest, manly, high-spiritsd
fellows are all lovesble; while Dorothy,
the one girl of the story, IL very charm
Ing. The characters al are weIl-drawn,
and there Is a depth and point TO the story
not always 10 be found In those written
Tor yonng people A book TO do Its read.
ers good. Dodd, Mead & Co, New YORK,
publishers. All the books above msn-
toned are for sale by z. P Judd.