Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-19

RELIGION.
Buckley-ChriStian Science.
Gladden-HOw much is left of the
old doctrines? A book for the people.
James, VIM. Human Immortality.
Two supposed objections to the doc
trine.
Secky-The map of life.
Maclaren-The mind of the master.
Trine-ln tune with the infinite.
SOCIOLOGY.
Ely Richard T.--Problems of today.
MOnOpOlieS and trusts.
Giddings-Democracy and empire.
Hadley-Railroad transportation.
Wells, David A.-Theory and prac-
tice OF taxation.
TRAVEL AND DESCRIPTION.
ColVin. Sidney Ed.-Letters of Robt
| Louis Stevenson. 2 vol.
Grinnell and others-Hunting. (Out-
Extraordinarily
Hare-PariS.
Hemstreet, Chas-Nooks and cor
ners Of Old New York.
Roberts, Lord-Forty-one years in
India.
Roosevelt-American big-game
hunting. The wilderness hunter.
4oung-The real Hawaii.
BIOGRAPHY
Barrett, JOhn-Admiral George
Dewey.
Characterization Brown.
HoWe-Phillips Brooks.
Griswold sketches of re-
cent authors.
HOpgOOd-A braham Lincoln.
Ford, Paul 1.-The many sided
Franklin.
Colquhoun-China in TRANSFORMED
ton.
DOuglas-China.
EiSke-The West Indies.
Simson-History of the Gypsies.
DUPLICATES.
CaskOden-When knighthood was in
flower, 2 copies.
Churchill Richard Carvel, 2 copies.
Ford-Janice Meredith, 2 copies.
Honorable Peter Stirling, 3 copies.
Johnson-To have to hold, 2 copies.
Wescott-David Harum, copies
MISCELLANEOUS
Dana, Edward Minerals and how
to study them.
HOrnaday, Wm.-Taxidermv and
geological Collecting
Skinner-Myths and legends beyond
our borders.
Townsend-Embro or the
craft of the needle.
S. A. M.-Point and pillow lace. q
history of lace making.
AdamS-Amateur photography.
En1nrV--H0W fn ,;ot,
Dewey, John-SchOol and society.
James, Wm.-Talks to teachers on
psychology, and to students on some
of llfe's ideals.
Kipling ditties, and
the vampire.
Mabie, Hamilton-My study fire, a
continuation of In the forest of Arden.
MOulton-The literary study of the
Bible.
Muirhead-Land of contrasts. a
Briton's view of his American kin.
Lanier, Sidney-The English novel.
ichardson-Stories from old Eng
| lish poetry.
Ialne--LectureS on art.
Stephens-CanOe and boat building,
with tlfty plates of working drawings.
Erazer-Canoe cruising and camping
SoISiidl touSSCoSlul uOuSSS.
FICTION
Brady, JaSper-TaieS of the tele-
graph.
Castle, Edgerton-YoungA April.
Crawford f. MariOn-Via CrllciS.
Cholmondeley, Mary-Red pottage.
Flynt, Josiah-Tramping with
tramps.
Gaskell, Mrs.-Cranford.
Harris Tool ~
Minervy Ann.
Hill, j. A.-StOries of the railroad
Mac Manus, S.-Through the turf
Smoke.
Sordow, en-Robespierre.
Smith, f. Hopkinson-The other
fellow.
Harrington, Booth-Gentlemen
from Indiana.
IOlStOy, LeO-ReSurrection.
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
Baker, Rays Boys book of inven-
tiOnS.
Barnes, James-Hero of Erie, Oliver
H. Perry.
Booth, Maud B. Sleepy time stories
Brooks, Elbridge S.-Historic
Americans
Catherwood, Mary H.-Heroes of the
hluule west.
Cox, Palmer-Brownies abroad.
Grinnel, George Back. the
young Ranchman.
Hazard & Dutton-Indians and
pioneers.
Holder, Chas. Histories of animal
life,
Hustled, Mary Histories of Indian
children.
Ingersoll. Ernest-Book of the
Ocean.
Jordon, David S.-Book of Knight
and Barbara.
Kirk, Ellen Olney-Dorothy Deane.
Kirk, Ellen Olney-Dorothy and her
friends.
Miller, Olive T.-First book of birds.
Pierson. Clara D.-Among the
meadow people.
st. Nicholas NmaS book.
Thompson, Ernest S.-Lobo. Rag
and Vixen.
Thompson, Ernest S.-Wild animals
| have known.
Tomlinson-Jersey boy in the
Revolution.
Weed, Clarence M.-The insect
world.
Wells, Carolyn-story of Betty.
BuckIen's Arnlca SaIye.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands. chill