The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-02

Entirely distinct from the authors SIM
ilarly entitled volume. Hunting Trips Of
Ranchman,', but deals with adventures
in the same country, and similar in their
general character. The Illustrations num-
Der ninety-four
Z The Winning of the West. Svo; cloth;
$3.50 per volume. Volume I-.sFrom the
Alleghanies to the Mississippi: 1769-1776. .
XIV-325 pages. 1883.
Volume II-"From the Alleghanies to the
Mississippi: 1777-17S3s' '-427 pages. 1889
Volumes and II were reprinted 1889, 1881,
1894, 1855. 1896. 1897, 1899 1900, and 1871.
Volume IH-'The Founding of the Trans
Allegheny Commonwealths: 17S4-1790, y
| W $3.50 pages. 1898. Reprinted 1898,
1899, 1900 and 1901.
Volume IV-'LouiSiana and the North
west: 179I-1s07'' XI-363 pages. 1896 Re
printed 1898, 1899, 1900 Gtwice), and 1901.
The Daniel Boone edition of this work,
published in 1898, and still in print, is an
edition-de-Iuxe. The first volume of each
set contains sheet of the original man
uscript, in the authors handwriting. The
illustrations throughout are printed OF
India paper. Royal Svo volumes, Il
levant morocco SIS per volume; full le.
want morocco. $25 per volume. New York
ard London: G. P. Putnam's Sons. This
| is Mr.. Roosevelt's most important work.
I
els Parkman, .'to whom Americans VIM
feel a pride in the pioneer history of their
country are so greatly indebted . In a
sense, it supplements Parkman's brilliant
series on the struggles of the French
and English with the Indians, and with
each other, before the revolutionary
| period.
s. Episodes of the Winning of the West
" IL s,,1D l,, cfx,<1 A
compilation from Mr.. Roosevelt's work,
described above, limo, XV-247 pages;
cloth: go cents net. New York and Lon
don: G.. P. Putnam's Sons. 1900. Re-
printed 1901.
9 New York. Historic Towns series.)
With maps; limo; XVII-232 pages;
cloth; $1.25. London and New York:
Longmans, Green & Co. 1891 Reprinted
1891. New edition, 1895; reprinted 1898
and 1901
A highly condensed but popular account
of the history of New York city, with ali
| exposition of the causes underlying it's
development into a great metropolis Pre-
| pared by request for the series edited by
| the late E. A. Freeman. The edition Is
sued in 1895 contained an additional chap
ter 90 pages, reviewing the events of
| the preceding five years, including the
| temporary overturning of Tammany hall
| by the Rev. DR.. .Parkhurst and other re-
| formers. and the election of Mayor
| Strepg.
10. The Wilderness Hunter: An Account
1 of the Big Game of the United States,
| and Its Chase with Horse, Hound and
| Rifle Illustrated. XVI-472 pages.
Large paper edition, limited to 200 num-
| of print.) Trade edition, octave, cloth,
| $3.50. New York and London: G. P. Put
| MANS Sons. 1888. Reprinted 1897, 1895
Gas part of big Game Hunting },
| and 1901.
| Describes the American wilderness as
it was and is, with certain heroes of the
| old frontier, such as Boone Crockett,
| Houston and Carson, and pictures the
1 life of the cattle raiser and cowboy of
| today. With drawings by Frederic Rem
| ipgton, A. B. Frost, Henry Sandman, J.
| c. Beard, and others. and reproductions
of photographs showing game killed by
| the author, etc. Dedicated ITO E. K. r.
| (Mrs. Roosevelt.)
II American Big-Game Hunting Edited
by Theodore Roosevelt and George Bird
CLOTH $3.50. New York: Forest and
Stream Publishing company. 1898. Re-
printed 1901.
Published for and in furtherance of the
purposes of the Boone and Crockett club,
of which Mr.. Roosevelt was one of the
organizers Q8SO, and first president Ctil
1866. Contains e paper by him 40
pages on "Coursing the Prongbuck.'
49, Hero Tales From American History
BY Henry Cabot Lodge and Theodore
Roosevelt. Illustrated. limo. N-535
pages; cloth; $780, New York: The
Century company, 1885. Reprinted 1895
6wice), 1896, 1897, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1901.
Twenty-six stories, sketches and char
acter studies of soldiers, sailors, states
men, etc, fourteen being by Mr.. Roose-
Welt and twelve by Senator Lodge. In
tended to inculcate patriotism in the
hearts of the rising generation Pro-
fusely illustrated with portraits, battle
pieces, ETC. edicated ITO E. K. r. (Mrs.
Roosevelt): ITO you we owe the sug-
gestion of writing this book, ETC. An
edition in two quarto volumes, embossed
in Braille point, has been brought out by
the Pennsylvania Institution for the In
struction of the Blind, among whose pu-
pills it is reported to have proved very
popular.
49, Hunting in Many Lands Edited by
Theodore Roosevelt and George BIRD
Grinnell Illustrated Svo: 4SS pages;
cloth; $3.50. Forest and Stream Pub
fishing company. 1895. Reprinted 1901.
Published for the Boone and Crockett
club. Includes Hunting in the Cattle
Country (40 pages), by Mr.. Roosevelt.
a. Trail and Camp Fire. Edited by
George Bird Grinnelf and Theodore
Roosevelt. Illustrated. Syo; 353 pages;
cloth; $3.50. Forest and Stream Pub
fishing company. 1887.
Published for the Boone and Crockett
club. Includes two papers by Mr. Roose-
velt-s'On the Little Missouri az pages
and The Bears Disposition, Is pages
Is. American Ideals; and Other Essays,
Social and Political. 12mo. XIII-354
pages; cloth; $3.50. New York and Lon.
don: G. P. Putnam's Sons. 1897 Re-
printed 1898, 1899, 1901. Edition in Svo,
1901.
The two Century essays, which were
reprinted in the Questions of the Day
series, are here reproduced, together with
other essays, reviews and addresses The
earliest in Phases of State Legislation"
January, 1850; the latest, "Washington's
Maxim lecture before the naval war