Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-02-24

n8oard CT DIRECTORS Have Given an
Order Adding 200 Volumes TO
Public Library.

EGEIS i-iDFSE y
Eighty new books, containing princi-
pally mental food for young folks, have
been received and listed in the city Ii
brary and are ready for general circu-
lati0n among those entitled to borrow
them. These eighty volumes are the
first lot sent on a contract for two
hundred, ordered by the board of di-
rectgrs Of the T. B. Scott Free Public
Library. The remaining one hundred
AID twenty volumes are expected soon
And will probably come in two separate
lots. ! list Of each lot will be pub
lished by the REPORTER as they ar
rive. Mrs. VIII Raymond, librarian,
has kindly supplied Us with the titles
and Of the new books on hand aud we
append tie same herewith. The fol-
lowing new books can now be drawn:
ShaIen. n. S.-American Highways.
Fernald. G. B.-Cat and the Cherub,
and other stories.
Wines & Koren-The Liquor Habit, as
seen by committee Of fifty.
Higginson, S. Java; the Pearl of
East.
Clifford, Mrs. W. K.-Aunt Anne.
Baldwin, James-Four Great Amer
leans.
Holmes, O. W.-Poems.
Vale, Charlotte M.-Orcutt Girls.
Harris, Joel C.-Little Mr.. Thimble-
fingers.
Barnes, James-A Loyal Traitor.
Barnes, James-Commodore Balm
bridge.
Brooks, E. S.-Historic Boys.
Brooks, E. S.-Historic Girls.
Ingersoll, Ernest-Wild Neighbors.
Lummis, Chas. Fixing of the
BrOncOs.
DrySdale, Wm.-Beach Patrol.
Hart, A. Formation of the Union
1750-1S29.
Bolton, Sarah K.-Famous Givers and
Their Gifts.
Burnham, G. L.-Miss Archer Archer.
Coure-Heart of a Boy.
Black, VIM Daughter Of Heth.
Norton, Chas. LA Medal of Honor
Man.
Davis, Richard H.-Soldiers of For
tune.
Skinner, ChaS. M.-Myths and Lee
gends Of our own Land. 2 vols.
DeIand, Ellen D.-Alan Ransford.
Deland, Ellen D.-Malvern.
Deland, Ellen D.-A Successful Ven
ture.
Werner-Primer for Beginners in
Reading.
Kelly, Mrs. N. A. B.-Short Stories
Of our shy Neighbors.
MeadowcrOft, VIM. A. B. c. of
Electricity.
MacMasters, J. B.-With the Fathers.
Carpenter, F. G.-Asia, a geograph-
ical reader.
Maxwell, H.-Robert the Bruce.
Fields, Annie-Authors and Friends,
Yonge, Charlotte M.-Heir Of Red
cIyffe.
Saunders, Marshall-King of the Park.
Bennett, John-Master Skylark.
Baldwin, James-The Horse Fair.
Alden, W. L.-Adyentures Of Jimmy
Brown.
Riley, J. VA Child-W
Goodwin, NJ. W.-White Aprons.
Earle, Alice M.-Margaret Winthrop.
Earle, Alice M.-Colonial Days in Old
New York.
CarrGth, Hayden-Voyage of the Rat
tletrap.
Kipling, Rudyard- "Captain Cour-
ageOuS."
Griffis, W. E.-Romance Of Discovery.
"Ouida "-Bimbi. Stories for Children
Morse, J.T.-Abraham Lincoln. vols.
TOmlins0n, e. T. - Washington's
Young Aides.
Allen, James Lane-Choir Invisible.
Fisze, John-Old Virginia and Her
Neighbors.
Caine, Hall-The Christian.
Ford, Paul Honorable Peter Stir
ling.
Lush, Chas. K.-Federal Judge.
Oliphant, Mrs.-Jeanne Dare.
Sienkiewicz, H.-Quo Vadis lCurtin's
tranSlatIOn.) Copy z.
Doyle, A. COnan-Uncle Bernac.
Grahame, Kenneth-The Golden Age.
Mitchell s. Weir-Hugh Wynne: Free
Quaker.
wilkins, Mary E.-Jerome, A Poor
Man.
Henderson, W. J.-Last Cruise of the
"MOhaWk."
Ford. Nellie W.-Nature's Byways.
Hope, Anthony -Phroso.
Drake, S. A.-Border Wars of New
England.
GIascock. Win Histories of Columbia
Thatcher, Oliver Europe in the
Middle Age.
Smythe, E. L.-Old Time Stories Re-
told by Children.
Stockton, T. R.-Fanciful Tales.
Burroughs, John-Locusts and Wild
Honey.
Stevenson, R. SIN South Seas.
Hill, Chas. T.-Fighting a Fire.
Marlitt E.-Countess Gisela.