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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF THE FLAGSTAFF DRAINAGE AND IMPROVEMENT
 COMPANY.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we the undersigned. for the purpose of forming corporation under and by virtue of the laws of the Territory of Arizona, do here by sign and acknowledge the following Articles Of Incorporation:
 ARTICLE I.
 The names of the corporators are George Babbitt. D. J. Brannen, James A. Vail, Julius Aubineau, E. s. Gosney, J. J. Donahue and T. E. Pulliam.
 ARTICLE II.
 The name of this corporation shall be 'rhe Flagstaff Drainage and Improvement Con- pany," and it's principal place of transacting business shall be the Town of Flagstaff. in the County of Coconino, Territory of Arizona.
 ARTICLE H.
 The general nature of the business proposed to be transacted is as follows, and the corpora tion shall be authorized:
 l. To construct, acquire, operate, maintain and own a sewerage system in the Town of FlagstafY, ditches, pipe lines, reservoirs and all other property, both real and personal ease ments, and franchises which may by it's Board of Directors be deemed necessary and desirable for the construction, operation and mainten- ance of said sewerage system. or for the col lection and distribution of water for any and al. useful purposes.
 ?. And generally to undertake and carry on any business undertaking, transactions or op- erations commonly carried on or undertaken by drainage or sewerage companies, by irriga- tion companies, water supply companies ol water power companies, and any other business which may seem to the company capable o of being conveniently carried on in connection with the foregoing, or calculated either directl. or indirectly to enhance the value of or rende profitable any of the company's property O rights.
 3. To enter into contracts with any othe company or companies, corporation or corpora tions, either municipal or private, person O persons for the foregoing purposes.
 ARTICLE ".
 The capital stock of this corporation shall b thirty-hve thousand sa5,OOO) dollars, divide
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THE COCONINO SUN.

five (&s,) dollars each; the capital stock shall ' be subscribed for, sold and issued, and the price thereof paid in at such times, for such prices and upon such terms and conditions as the Board of Directors shall from time to time by resolution direct; Provided, however, that the purchase price of all stock subscribed for shall be fully paid before certificates therefor shall be issued, and all stock shall be issued fully paid and non n-assessable.
 ARTICLE "
 The time of the commencement Of the cor poration shall be the fifth day of August, A. D. 1899, and it's termination ut the end of fifty years from the date of commencement
 ARTICLE VI.
 The affairs of the corporation shall be con- ducted by Board of five Directors, to be elected yearly at the regular annual meeting of the stockholders, and all Directors shall be stockholders in their own right The officers of the corporation shall consist of President. Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and such others as the Board of Di- rectors may ordain. | Until the first annual election the officers | shall be as follows:
 President Aubineau. | Vice Presdent-D. J. Brannen. [ Secretary Thomas E. Pultam.s l Treasurer George Babbitt.
 Directors-Julius Aubineau. D. J, Brannen, ! James A. Vail. J. J. Donahue, E. s. Gosney. ARTICLE VII.
 The highest amount of indebtedness or lia- bility to which the corporation shall at any time subject itself shall be three thousand (S3000) dollars.
 ARTICLE VIII.
 Regular meetings of the stockholders shall be held on the first Monday of November, A. D. 1899, and annually thereafter on the first Mon day fin November of each year, at one o'clock, p. m. Special meetings of the stockholders may be called by the Board of Directors, or by the ' President or Vice President, and shall be called by the President or Vice President upon T the written request of holders of one-fourth Of the capital stock then issued. r Notices of each meeting of the stockholders = shall be mailed to each stockholder at his T registered address, not more than ten nor less than three days prior to the meeting.
 ARTICLE TX. e The Roard of Directors shall have mower tt
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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, the undersigned, for the purpose of forming corporation, under and by virtue of the laws of the Territory of Arizona, do here by sign and acknowledge the following Articles
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Dublic Notlecs.


NOTICE TO ERS.-DEPARTMENT
OF FINANCE. BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION
OF TAXES No. 81 Chambers Street Stewart Budins),
New York December I'd. 1899.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons who have
omitted pay their for the year 1920 pay the
the Receiver of Taxes his once in the Bor-
ough in which the property Is located. follows
Borough Of Manhattan. No. 81 Chambers Street. Man
haitian y. Y.
Borough Of The Bronx. Third and fremont
avenues The Bronx. y. Y;
Borough OF Brooklyn Rooms 2, T. and 8 Municipal
Building Brooklyn. y. Y:
borough Of Queens. Jackson avenue and Fifth
Street, Long Island city. n. Y;
Borough OF Richmond, Richmond Building New Brsh-
ton. Island. y. Y;
before the first day Of January. 1900 provided by
section 00 OF the Greater New York Charter Chapter
2Is, Laws ~ lSpID.
Upon any such remaining unpaid after the first day
of December, 1899 per centum will charged
ceived collected in addition TO the amount thereof.
and upon remaining unpaid the day OF
January 1900 will be charged received and col
the thereof at the OF
per to be calculated from the second day
Of October 1890 which day the rolls and
warrants for 1889 delivered the said
Receiver Of Taxes the date OF payment pursuant to
section 9i6 OF said act
DAVID f. AUSTEN. Receiver Of Taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
4 den the heart Of many lover Of English scenes

| den the heart Of many a lover OF English scenes
| who is unable to cross the sea-
Mr. Charles NJ. Skinner has the right feeling
about those legends which have gathered mys-
teriously around all the peoples OF the earth' III
earlier centuries. why ell this TODD" he ASKS
80 prove that Pocahontas did not save John
Smith? that william Tell never existed? he
did exist in the spirit Of the swiss ne eA-
lists to-day in their land OF woods and noun
tains and blessings on him He always VIII ex-
lat though conventions Of specialized doubters
mass resolutions advising him that he mustn't.
The race clings 10 its legends fondly. IL
will not discard them so long as they stand TOT
truths OF Nature and OF human nature MT
Skinner has already published three volumes
similar 20 the present one. and he is now abso-
Iutely at home with his method. That method
ia 10 look I'D the facts and then set them forth
in a natural and entertaining manner never
lingering too long over his myth or legend Out
never leaving out any OF the little details tha'
are necessary 10 the effect. He deals or course
with many mysteries. with many dramatic
episodes He handles the first with subtle sym
pathy and the second with lively apprecia-
ton OF what drama means. The present volume
deals with the islands OF the Caribbean and the
Pacific, with Cuba. Porto Rico and the Philip
pines This means that II is rich in the pictur-
esqueness OF old Spanish superstition and In the
even stranger tales OF the natives. The author
deftly introduces here and there bits OF color
illustrative OF the scenery OF the islands. In his
volume on the myths and legends OF our own
lend he set forth a great deal that was I'M
familiar to the general reader. In this latest
production, he has even more novel material to
present. We have many books nowadays deal
ing with Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines,
but none will serve the reader as well as this
one. II he wishes to get near the very core OF
the life of the islands. a few well chosen Illus
trations are included in the book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04

Through trains leave New YORK. foot OF Chamssnn
foilows and ive minutes earlier from West ~,
BOO A. M.-vssribuled Enpress daily tor bins ssap
p. M. Parlor 10 Buffalo. -, ,.uv scih
200 Il. M.-vestibuiei .mted-Fsst man q, aSicaSs
train for Chicago Cleveland Iso A. "s,n.nusd
6P NJ sieepers TO Chicago. Cleveland ana N'"N
Dining Car. ..,s,,.a rxprso
7,3O y. M.-Burslo and Cleveland Veshos'rssn a. n,
daily Arrives at Buffalo oo NJ, Bredto,u ~ C1sve.
Jamestown 100 A. NJ. Youngstown iO;H .n...nd Csto
Library Car ..u,o, wsvsSO,
Onb y. N.-Dsiy solid train FOR ni chicago 80
Elmrs and Chicago slerper' 20 h"""'"
Cincinnati Dining Car 800 ,,,JNAN Ac>
FlNlCk ETS LOCAL. TIME CARDS AMI Y osI Bfoad<
i COMBINATIONS at III iiS, 2ol 'o sau xs.t 18Th.
way ~, Bowery i56 East i25th-st snd 20 York -
ana SEQ Fulton ct " Broadway, Brooklyn Wy Trsns1
Hoboksn and Jersey City station ~ 100 a. ~
esoesA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
HINT FOR LONG cared FOXES.

For the last few days number OF men connected
with the 200 in The Bronx have been engaged
IL a elm hunt for two long-eared foxes. recently
received from Colorado. which escaped from eheir
quarters The same party Is looking Tor ono OF tne
sea lions which is disporting Itself In the waters
of the Bronx River. The seal cannot escape II Is
said because OF dam which has been constructed
Of the Zoo" II the people OF Belmont and Wake.
field are TO be credited. many fat geese, ducks ana
turkeys have disappeared since the long eareo rey-
nards have succeeded In escaping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
Sales Dp Autiion.


A UCTION SALE:-Phila. Depot, Q. NJ. Dept
1928 Arch Street PhIa.. Pa. November 20 1899 -
There will BE- sold Public Auction the schuylkiIi
Arsenal In this city, at 10 o'clock A. NJ on Thursday
December 2s'h. 1880 under the direction OF Major T.
Bingham G. O. NJ, u. s. v. lot Of condemned Quarter
masters Supplies Catalogues can be had upon applics
tion Schuylkil Arsenal 1t Col JOHN v Filthy
Deputy Quartermsster General T. g.
WILLIAM KEENEILY, Auction.er Will sell al auction
w AT No 2l2 East e2nd Street. on Monday D.csmb.r
4,h 1899 $50 o'clock A. NJ. the goods and cha
belonging Maria 81. Boes. and contained in No 7
Chambers Street. BY order 81 Mortgage
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NVtFN oUTUHy. TIVHITN,
HARLEM DIYISI6N

HARLEM DIVISION. "O"ua''
e.l2 A. NJ and 1855 7. NJ Dam, sxcen, S,r,.. .
-, pittsneld Sundays only at o 20 4. NJ "
Wagner Palace Cars all through train.
Trains Illuminated with PIntsch Light
Ticket Offices at iis pol 4i3 and 1915 iroadvav o.
Union So, W, 2So Columbus Ave 0 Weal ioS,h q. -
23h s. and ia ~ s., staons New York and 7so
Telephone 1850 Cotiandt' for New York can,-o ,,,
Service Baggage checked from hotel or resienc 40
Westcott Express Company. - '''u'"oe by
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General pas.arr.r A..
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 10. iss.

SCHEDULE TN EFFEC NV To IoVv'
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York. SoutH r'erry lwhi,ehal TefmiN~~
and foot OF Liberty street
sDally. Except Sunday. ssunasys.
CHICAGO. 'i3o a. n.. Q.iberty street onH)' NV
.. m. and '12iO night. - Az
PITTsBURG. $50 a. m. liberty stree, onlyh y"
p. m. 'l2 10 night.
1910 night. .
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS. -.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 800. 1000 tDa nsn
'Ii30 a. m. DINER, HOO p tDineD. 'lD Nnn 'ss.
300 CRoyal Limited" exclusively Pullman Tram gg9U
and Cafe, '4.55 tDiner. "56 y. m. (DIneO ana '~
night NORFOLK tlOO D. m.
All trains illuminated with Pin'sch Lgnt
Offices; ll3, l52 26l, 434 1854 Broadway. - unioa
W" l2I Bowery. y. Y; S39 Fulton ST. llse Fn ps.,a
Brooklyn: Whitehall Terminal and Liberty ST bAsss'
checked from hotel residence 20 destination
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IEHiCH VALLEY.

Stations foot CT West 2 COrlaadt and DeshroSses suS
uCln. Il. Il Ferries o.s.~s
Time West 23d Street Other COrandt OF DesO
strccts Daily except sunday sunday leaves i5o Ps
trains daily tsundal leaves 6-5 SUNDAY leaves sS~
X SUNDAY leavesbi5PM. sunday ve.s,5PM
t.6.5S, 100 a. Local 70. EASrON Iva al
'1.JD, eS. 1OsM. For BlFfNO. NtACAt,A fALLSc "a
West AMI principal local poins rarlJr aud pning ca" W
meets Tor Coal Branches IAN. N.
F7sSs." hanGsomest train In the w0r Limited - 80
capacity Duo Fusog iP VI. GO nee ng Win tnrOus"''
10 Detroit Chicago Dining tagse vice "a carte ,SrS
'12.55, leo W Dr In! S.bAhRE sthar1
f5.55, l.tr. tCnni branches amt intermediate pVS
y'J.J0,y3.2O Local forMAJcH tHvNh. g., N,t
'9.SA NN. fpr MUfgp N'sil'"lc limited to,,
ARA FALLS ad pOn,s West Through sleeping ar' 70 ''
',.5J s.OOrx rs?os ton Eyp-ess FOR DUFFAlo /"
SD 900 P.N. For ITHACA. ROCHESTER, BOf'N"
and West Sleeping Cars 10 Chicago. ,nv stce1
SO PLAINflELp aud 40, Nd B"OOh locas, JAY -
Sunday; '0A, y - 49, - 80 and 6yiP NJ au Al
nckrts and Pullman 'Ommoiaons ~ MS c - 30 : Y.
iS broadway - nton SQuNrr West, "a tOunus
S Fulton So Court ~ IS Bd~ snl AneN sls9u & ssteid
y Y Transfer Co will call for a.! esscS baggage 'Fo"
residence through 10 DIS ina'ipn
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Till old experience do attain
To something like prophetic strain

AN Illinois young lady was once arguing "
me In favor Of the superiority OF the FARMER u
all other OF the sons OF men, and with pec""ai
bridling air remarked, George washington s"iu
the greatest benefactor was the man VINO cou'u
make two blades OF grass grow where one gre"
before / said nothing. But l thought My
dear young lady. on the whole. am gao you
font read "Guliiver's Travels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
DELAWARE, lAckAWANNA ( WESTERN
WEST SHORE'R.R

Lreins leave Franklin ST Station n Y a. ,orow.
:I22,laInmp a,er from foot O W. .2d St;
.a rmSss9 ana ~, Louis Dining Cor ' 49, '
tynnSS ! ~ chicago and 81. Louis Limited
.U4..vvss ~ buhalo and Niagara Fall, Exorss.
.pS,r ~ D.,oi, and Chicago Express
sAasIst s at principal hotels and ose.s paxxas.
a fXWWr nVys OF residence by westeottis Express
- hAAbARI. osnaai Fasssnx,r Asent ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04

THE Cambria Mask Is the odd title OK the
new novel which Mr. Robert w. Chambers is
about TO publish. It is story OF Wnhecaps'
and has naturally some exciting passages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04

The new book by f. Mason on Josephine.
Empress and Queen" contains this striking pas
sage on a scene in Napoleon's household:
The Empress was in tears; the Emperor per-
ceived this Immediately. He saw her red eyes
and said TO Duroc, These women have been
crying / am sure there are debts. Try TO find
out what Is the matter" Duroc. who had Sc
cured Josephine's confidence, went to her and
told her. The Emperor is sure you are in debt ::
he wants 10 know the amount" Josephine ad-
mtted. with copiOus tears. that she did in
fact owe 100000 francs. "Ah" said Duroc
the Emperor thought II was $4,000" NO. /
swear TO you; but since | must tell you, IL is
100000" Are you quite sure IL Is not more ?"
quite sure" Very well. then I will speak
10 him" He went back 10 the Emperor and
told him that he had found Josephine crying
and in despair. "Ah. she's crying She feels
her faults then. SO much the better. But you
will see that her debts are enormous She Is
capable OF owing million" Oh no. not a
million, sire" wen. then, how much?" Well
supposing II 100000 francs7" That
would be none the less scandalous. For
wretched trash 10 let herself be robbed by a.
lot OF rogues. Come, ! will speak TO her"
They went into the saloon where the women
were and Napoleon kept away from his wife
He allowed her 10 pass before him on going
TO supper. She was agtated and tears were
in her eyes. he said nothing. After she had
taken her place at table he came and stood be-
side her chair and said, speaking close TO her
ear. so madam. you are In debit" Then she
began to sob. You owe milon2' NO. sire
i swear 10 you | only owe 10000 francs"
only that7 You say you regard IL as q trihe7'
he ADDED few words Of reproach. and she
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04

Writing to The Christian Register Or V"
Everett says: "Dr. Holmes in The Auan''o
gave Byron the line, oh! for lodge In some
vast wilderness" and / myself heard D. ~
Lowell attribute to Wordsworth the lines OF
Milton:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04

lisa Bowman the actress. who as a child was
one OF Lewis CAROLS little friends and the
original Alice in the stage Wonderland" is
making ready TO publish a book about its
author, the letters which Lewis Carroll wrote
to her. the DIARY Of Isa," which he kept dur
ing her visit to oxford, and her "reminiscences
OF him accompanied by reproductions OF a
number Of his playful drawings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
PRESEN
ERENCH LINE.

INRENCH LINE.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANsATLANTIQUE
DIRECT LINE TO RANRE-PARIS GRANGE
Sailing every Thursday at 10 a
"A Dec. I La Bretagne Dec
la Gascogne. Dec IA la Sormande ......Jan
LAQuitaine Dec 81 la Champagne Jan II
F1rst-class passage to Havre. 500 and upward
Gen'l Agency for U. s. and Can. 20 Broadway ~ Y
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PED ID LINZ.

PED ID LINZ
FOR La 0uayra. Puerto Cab.Ilo Curacao ana NJ.
eaibo' Via Cufeeao-oalins also at Porto Rico
From Roberts Pier BROOKLYN
g. CARACAS. wednesday. December a ID ~
b. y PHILADELPHIA. Saturday Dsc % = - n
These steamers have superior accommodation for
novLroH. sLfss 4 pAtI.prr
osasrl xanASGs iAS TFont L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04

Rudyard Kiplng IS making his way In Ger
many The second part OF the Jungle Book" Is
announced for early publication by Leipsic
firm in a German translation under the title
"Das neue Dschungebuch."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04

Leonardo da Vincfs Last Supper" is reported
from Milan to be in the greatest danger Of total
destruction through moisture. The picture is
already covered with layer OF mould. com
mission Of experts is about to try to devise
means to prevent further damage TO the work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04

new book on Hene is soon TO be published
In Germany by we'll known authority on his
life and work. Gustav Karpetes 1t will contain
newly discovered facts about the poets life his
boyhood and his relations with noted German
and French poets and IL expected to form an
important addition TO the biography Of Heine.
Its timelness is enhanced by the fact OF its
publication near the Tooth anniversary Of
his birth. The will Of his sister, Frau Charlotte
Emden Heine. which was expected to make
some revelations as to hitherto unknown poetic
remains Of Heine, contains no mention OF any
thing Of the sort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04

.o,,.a more than ever. Then he spoke into the
other ear, Come, come Josephine. ma petlte,
don't cry Be comforted." And the debts were
maid
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04

Cassel e. Co. will publish presently the first
two volumes of monumental catalogue OF the
paintings In the British National Gallery. This
work edited by SIR F. J. Poynter, is TO extend
to three volumes Of nearly eleven hundred
pages. with about fourteen hundred illustrations.
Every picture in the gallery has been photo
graphed, and the rule has been inexorably fol-
lowed Of facing each reproduction with the text
describing the original Another excellent rule
is that the top OF every picture shall be parallel
with the top of the page. that one will never
need TO turn the book sideways. The measure
ments of each picture are given, and the text
contains details about purchase. bequest.
changes OF ownership. etc. besides chronological
data Sir Edward Poynter provides an intro
duction and number Of notes. We gather that
the volumes are to be very handsomely printed
and that the illustrations will be satisfactorily
made. Since new pictures are from time TO time
purchased for the gallery, the publishers
nounce that they Will occasionally issue supple
ments carrying the book up 10 date. Their en-
terprise commands the liveliest sympathy, as IL
promises TO give us work OF reference invalua-
bic and unique. The illustrated catalogues OF
the Louvre and other Continental galleries.
which have been in course Of publication in
Paris during the last three four years. are
excellent little landlords, but they do not pre-
tend to the artistic and dignihed character Of
this elaborate work on the British National Gal
lery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY,

GtM IhAl \. h. Uf MN Jth0tI,
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Stations @S s i New r 5g f %s q apf q St
leaving time from South Ferry Zoo, Whitehall su b
same '0 On and after No ScS e. n''s
Trains leave foot Of Liberty 81.
400 :7i6 ss:lo 4. NJ Gl2:Oo II. 70 Eastonl 10
:t Ess.:nt +, Gs',? so $500 sundays 8 r. % 500
For Wkesbarss Piitston and Scranton 400 'so
NJ For R.adSs as san aayfsears At MOO @ 7 s
Go:oo 1870 to Reading a. n; r3o $40 $50. 800
ss 20 R ssiGRs NJ ;52iS sC 5s sS9S
Reading P M AL iiail' R H'fhi route.
$50 SsS to Red Bank only SO Cag 30 to Red Bank
SnS ba santSys sns sO o5 80 to Red Bss
0p FoR LxKEW6oD. ..:so 1880 4: NJ. .i:S. MA
1910 $500 p NJ. Sunday 'lo:l5 A. NJ ...o AN
iA .is@ ' 1HEs 5 st. sRiy zip
lAkehO''t only P VIA Il s MXTiwRN l9 A. NJ
For stations between Atlantic Highlands and Fast Long
40 $3.50 ssa aS 8 Sne Hs
only P sund VIZ 1 sR.xc III iic1 p
of Sav safl8n' so $50 A 30 M .o
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHIIAD EEHshIAoT RAkTTMoRD AND
Week days, 40 sSS 19So Gi,s@ bin,ns c.s ~
900 600 5 9isS Dining CAP NJ 1: Ssss a:'
:soS .iss :s'sS '''ss sunday
whtss ss 49, w o.. IL e. -, i Ell e
27s west i25th ST. 245 Coumbu. Az. New YORK CouT
N. 19 york S Co. - viii S ~ s1
baggage from hotels or residences to destination.
sFrom South Ferry fve minutes carlien
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MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF OUR NEW POSSES
SIONS AND PROTECTORATE BY Charles NJ.
skinner Octave. PIP. 3A Philadelphia: j. b..
Iippincott Company.
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BOOKS OF IRA VEL.
ENGLISH SCENES AND ISLANDS OF THE
PACIFIC.
AMONG ENGLISH HEDGE

AMONG ENGLISH HEDGEROWS. Written and
illustrated by Clifton Johnson. With an Intro
duction by Hamilton w. Mabie. octave. PIP.
xvii 347 The Macmillan Company
ENGLAND Picturesque and Descriptive RENT
niscences Of Foreign Travel BY Joel Cook.
Illustrated. In Two Volumes. Octave. PIP xii.
ACE: wifi, 4l2 Philadelphia: Henry T. Coates &