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THE SHOW AT WASHINGTON. gv Louis Arthur thur
Recorder and James Burton Reynolds. NASH
ington correspondent Boston Advertiser Wash
tngton: Washington PUBLISHING Co.
Sketches Of the men. who. to a very con-
siderable extent are engaged in shaping
American history. and about whom OF
course, the American people like to read.
The stories are short and pithy-ths best
of many accumulated during several years
Of experience in the hurly-burly OF news
paper effort at the national capital. Its au-
thors claim for 1t that 1t is "a picture Of
the everyday existence Of the men who
make laws, fame and trouble" and who
do It all here. A readable collection OF fact
and gossip.
LIES LITTLE IRoNIEs. A set Of tales with
Crusted Chsracters By Thomas Hardy Author
Of Tess Of the D'Urberyines Group q
brothers. washington: woodward & LotkTop.
This new volume by Mr.. Hardy contains
the following stories and sketches: THE
Sons Veto" For Conscience's Sake" "A
Tragedy of Two Ambitions" ION the West
ern Circuit" ITO Please His Wife, The
Melancholy Hussar Of the German Legion,
The Fiddler Of the Reels" "a Tradition
Of 1904 and "A Few Crusted Characters"
MEMOIRS OF CHANCELLOR PAsoUIER. Edited
BY the Due d Audiiret -Pasouier. TRANSLATED
by Charles E. Roche. Volume II. New York:
Charles Seribnsr's Sons Washington Eren-
tano's.
More deeply interesting than the first
volume because there are chronicled in 1t
a greater multitude Of important incidents
in which notable characters figure conspicu-
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extends from the evacuation Of Moscow by
Napoleon, to the restoration Of Louis xviii
1t is history by one OF its makers.
BIMETAILIsM; A TRACT FOR THE TINES
By Francis A. Walker.
Gen. Walker has no sympathy with what
he terms "a certain indisposiUon" on the
part Of many public citizens here at the
east to shrink from discussion Of bimetal-
lism and the questions 1t involves. Believ-
ing in a great future for silver. the able
writer has put some OF his best thought
Worshipers of gold and followers after sill
yer may alike be profted by the reading.
FOR HONOR AND LIFE. novel by william
westall. Author of Her Two Millions" "A
ben. Se New Solt aan aspDs cry nr1sSsl
Washington: woodward Lothroo.
A vivid portrayal Of what one man-an
officer Of the Swiss guard-suffered during
and for some time after the attack on the
Tuilleries in the French revolution. Adven-
ture abounds in the narrative. and there is
just enough OF the sentimental Ia the story
to relieve the strain.
IN THE KINGS COUNTRY. By Amanda NJ. Doug
hold" "Bethia Wrays New Name" stephen
Dane Nelly Kinnasd's KinsdOO." Sc BOs-
ton: Lee & Shepard
Like all other books by Miss Douglas.
of warm religious sentiment running
throughout. There Is romance sufficient
and much that is truly affecting-a beauti-
full story Of Christian endeavor.
THE OYSTER INDUSTRY OF MARYLAND. By
Charles II. Stevenson- Washington: Government
Printing ofice.
Full Of valuable Information as to a
business Of which the average oyster con-
sumner has little or no knowledge. Com
prehensive as to details and literally illus
trated. United States Fish Commissioner
Marshall Mcdonald contributes the intro
ducton.
the Last Tenant. Great Peter A s9Usre' q
sa ns S Eas61 At the sign a- Of Tss
Cassell Publishing Co. Washineton: Woodward
Lothrop.
A novel with a sound moral to it; worthy
its author, who Is one OF Enxlands most
popular writer's
GEOGRAPHICAL CONCENTRATION, AN HIS
TOTlC FEATURE OF AMERICAN AGRICtL-
Statistics of Agriculture, Eleventh L. s. Cen,
London and Of the American Statistical Isso-
citation member OF the council q the Ma
Kensington Publishing 90.
Henry Savage. author Of NV Odicial Wife"
The Little LADY Of LaRunitas." Prince
eDenIsb Of Harleru- The Pssssny shnSs
For Life and Love- CHICAGO: y. Tennysco
Neelv.
THE Poems OF THE SOUTH. By George K.
and Social Science. Philsdelphia: Amsrscan
Academy Of Political and Social Science.
NOVEL PROPOSITION. Revolutiouixiny the
as Mail Matter ut Uniform Rate for all
Distances BY David Lubin. Sacramento: D.
Johnson Co.
NUMBER TWO OF "A NOVEL PROPOSITION"
mand for Skilled Labor Is Influenced by tie COST
Of Transportation on Farm Products. BY David
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INTEREST AND PROFITS. BY Arthur t. Hadley,
American Academy Of Political and social
Science. Philadelphia: American Academy of
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fishing Company
THE MIDWAY PLAIsANCE. The Experience OF
Innocent Boy from Vermont in the Famous
Midway. BY Ebenezer sllmmens "a J. Dock
srty). Chicago: Chicago World Book 90.
SOME SWEET POEMS AND LOVING cANrICLEs.
TO THE PRAISE AND GLORY OF THE KING
OF LOVE EVEN JESUS" OUR REDEENER.
SAVIOUR AND GOD. By Rev. Sillirnan Blag
den
FILLMORE FOREST. An Account OF it's Treat
ment, and the Results Of the First Yesr's
Work. By Clifford Pinchot, consulting Forester.
Chicago: K. r. Donnelley Sons 90.
THE VISION OF SIR LAUNFAL AND OTHER
POEMS. By James Russell Lowell. With Bog
raphy, Critical Opinions and Exnanatocy Note
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