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The latest importations of the scrhners en-
brace seven more volumes in the impsccaole
Temple Edition" Of the Waverley Novels. Two
Of these are given to THE Fair Maid OF Perth
two to Anne OF Geierstein" and one each to
Castle Dangerous" The Highland Widow
and Count Robert of Paris" respectively. We
have already exhausted the Technology OF ap-
prevail in describing the presswork lavished on
these volumes the Typographical frontispieces,
and the lambskin binding. 1t sufices to add
row that while the edition is perfect, 1t would
still gain considerably II Lockharss Life" could
be issued in a continuation Of the beautiful
little volumes
The same publishers send US the first and
second Of the five volumes in which the Critical
and Miscellaneous Essays" are to be incorpo-
rated in the handsome Centenary Edition" OF
CARLYLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16

For "Ths Library Of the Worlds Best Lite'a
ture," edited by Mr.. Charles Dudley warner
and published by the Doubleday MoClure
COMPANY a number Of essays on great authors
were written by authors themselves not oo-
scure. A selection OF these essays has been maue
and ia published In four little volumes under
the general title OF Studies Of Great Authors.
The first volume devoted to philosophers ana
scientists, contains six essays. among Which We
note one on Cardinal Newman, by r. Fl. Hutton.
The volume given to the noveists includes Mt
Brownell's study Of Thackeray and an essay by
Mr. Henry James on Hawthorne. Mr.. warner
himself writes Byron in the poeticai nlSceI-
lany. and this volume Includes also STUDIES OF
Dante and Tennyson by Professor Norton ana
DR. Van Dyke respectively. Among the hlsto-
rians and essayists in the last volume Giboon is
treated by Mr Lecky, Carlyle by Leslie Stephen,
Matthew Arnold by Professor Woodbury., ana
Emerson by DR. Garnett. The essays all illustrate
that extreme Of condensation necessitated IN
work Of reference but they are none the less
suitable for publication in this smaller and more
convenient form
The Doubleday & Mcclure Company also
bring out in the pocket series OF Little Mas
terpieces" edited by Mr.. Bliss Perry. volume
Of selections from Lamb, another from De-
Quincy and another from Thackeray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16

iset,,s one NJ ,vs gems "weman's authority
over matters social Is far greater thah IL mas
ever been: Not only regards the soeia' fiai'i-
festations of society, hut In the matter OF the
deeper problems of social living upon when
the progress bf society depends her influence IL
beeeming more and more a vital faetof anu
fnrce if che is sincere. society VIII become
beth mere earnest and more attraetirel IL she 10
simplr seeking liberty at the expense OF reheioh
nurjtr sentiment and the fine things OF the
shirt II were almost better she were again
eredulous beautiful doll. and remained SO 70
the end of time Clearly, the modern woman
with social ambitions must not neglect 10
hold fast TO the old and everlasting truths
Of life in her struggle toward the staFs'
sympathy with and capacity to promote new
ideas are essential to her progress but only
hy et1egjsnee to the eternal feminine, to the De-
hests of love and motherhood and beauty Oh
Imagination. can the development OF society on
the lines of broader and wiser humanity be
efectuslIy established" To all those who are
ioyal to the behests of love and motherhood and
beauty of imagination commend these lofty
lines; hut, esndldly, we wonder IL Judge grant,
in his we'll meant endeavor TO point out the
heat mode of achieving ideal life ano ohap-
aoter, has not come dangerously near to stating
with undue elaboration that two and two make
tourf
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.s s,d ra.dr hi,n and blunt, and by no

-.u.h And ready, bluff and blunt, and ss no
means an improvement on their own. fhe sai'ie
young man who at first enters your foei'i VIZ
folded hands and graceful salaam' VIII ai'o' -
very short time walk In, SIT GOWN S'o' 49, :
his legs, and address you In the most tai,,''
terms They lmagind that this Is hhs9,'
The passage Is of value mere for WHAT II ',''' ~
Of general misunderstanding thah fof VINO" ~
says Nehemiah Goreh, who was coh'ef'e" ~
Christianity could give Professor Muilef "o
planatIen of the processes by when ne hau a"
rived at his new spiritual state lie saiu P"''
psiIy, IT can enp,ain everything can espi"ii
why ! rejected silva and Krshna ana Aii"" nv"
tell you everything that kept me peeh 30 iOi
from Christianity as preached 10 us III hun -,
made me reject the New as well as lhe vi"
lament as unsatisfactory to a thlhhihs ~
Rut why and how I became Christian can
not explain caught as In net nh"
could not get away from Christ"
WE are constantly brought up against #ss-
tories like this one among Professor Muller III
dian friends, and, az suggested at the ou'se''
tho whole book has a flavor of things and peop'e
"simply curious" One must serve an eppfe"-
ticeship TO our authors abstruss enthusldshs
before one can enter with appreciation ihto d"
HIS interests But lust because OF the strange
ness that trails through his pages, strange
ness as OF great PHILOSOPHERS and exotic per-
sonalities he !s read faithfully to his very last
lines II this book Ia not 80 amusing AZ 'ts
predeoe.sor Il Is at any rate well worthy TO
stand beside that volume in the library NeltheF
one Of the two will be often in demand but
either will be forgotten. For in both there 49,
over and above everything else, the agreeapie
personality Of the author
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-25

General Sha{ter in bis Fl s-eh-s on
"How ! Captured Sont=E> never
has a word 10 say about the loloIed
regiment that saved the 1ay at San
Juan, and 10 whom Roosevelt accre-
dts the victory.
Roosevelt was there and knows
what he is talking about, while Shat
Ter had not even q 1ong.distance te.e-
phone connection with the front.
Shafter must not forget th5t the
Americans are orniverous, readers.
and knew all the American heroes
both on land and sea before they re-
turned to the United 5tates.-Bee,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-25

The American opera singer who
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not be depressed. There ale opera
singers who have been booted solely
on account of their singing.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-15
silk PettiCOatS.

The very latest fashion fancies. You
will find them in the very newest and
latest Fall Shades, made of the most
durable Taffeta Silk A deep Spanish
Ruffie with cluster of cords faced and
bound with velvet And others more
deliberately trimmed
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-15
Blankets.

Everything in this line, from a gray
cotton blanket to the finest California
wool.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-15
Separate Skirts.

Also demand your attention, for just
here you will find an assortment of Dou-
ble-faced Plaid Cheviots, Serges, We
cunas, and Plaids in both wet and dry
weather lengths. Your size is here.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-15
Carpets.

Do YOU need any? If so, this is the
time to buy. Carpets have advanced in
prices from Z to 20 per cent, but we
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FINE VELVETS, MOQUETTES,
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-15
Autumn Millinery.

The display is replete with artistic and
price merit. RICHNESS and ECONO-
MY are the two salient features that
have made our millinery famous, and
placed us, rank and file, above competi-
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variety are here; and just at this time
when we are through with the Fall Mil
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There is one to suit every style and ey-
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asking-that is better than a written de-
scriptiOn.
VELVET HATS, TRIMMED WITH
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WALKING AND GOLF HATS, AT
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Tai|Or-made
Dresses.
READY TO WEAR.

Tremendous effort on our part gives
you the choice of excellent ready made
dresses for Autumn and Winter wear,
cheaper than you have ever known. Ours
the duty to nudge you degrading your
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-15

.SiIkS--Si|kS.
This is the greatest silks season ever
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waits, silks for trimmings, silks for
skirts Therefore silk selling was never
more brisk. We are told by those COM
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The reason lies in the goods, the price
and the service. Anything can be found
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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-14
Senator Carter is Arranging
For the Trip.
PARTY WILL START in JULY
VIII Visit the National Park and Also
Many of the Principal Cities
of the West.

Chicago. April 14.-United States Sena-
Tor Thomas H Carter of Montana is at
the Auditorium annex. He is en- route to
Butte, Mont, from Washington. He said
President Mckinley is going to make a
tour of the western states during the
month of July and that his stop an Chi
cage was for the purpose of arranging a
few details for the presidents sojourn
in the city. The plan is outlined by Sena-
tor Carter provides for an interesting
trip for the president.
Accompanied by Mrs. Mckinley and q
considerable number of intimate asso-
ciates he will leave Washington about
July Is. He will make a quick trip from
Washington to Chicago, but from Oh
ica 20 west to the Yellowstone park tbs
trip will be slower and a few speeches
may be made. In the Yellowstone PARK
the entire party will trough it, for a mum
Der Of days, travelling by stage. Afte'
leaving the park the presidential party
will visit some of the principal points II
the western states and then make a qulcf
return Journey to Washington.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-14
THIRD AND FOURTH-CLASS MAT
TER.
PRIVATE

The German Emperor has a little post
office of his own, with officials detailed
especially to handle the voluminous mail
matter tina ONE every day addressed
to him. All letters are classified under
the three heads-"private," Official" AID
Immediate" Private letters are handed
over to the emperor unopened, those
marked official land in the civic cabin
ct of the Kaiser if they contain petitions
by civilians, while those of a military
character go to the military cabinet.
Chiefs of these two departments make all
the necessary inquiries regarding the
communication, and then prepare the an
swers in accordance with the reguAa tons
for official letters. These answers are
to the emperor, who expresses his appro-
val by affixing his signature. Answers
are then dispatched by special messeng-
ers to their destination. The messengers
used in this service are the most trust
wor thy wen who can be found.