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Arizona republican., 1902-09-19
ADJUSTMENTS
CONCERNING TASTE IN COLoRs.

The Indians who are with Buffalo Bflrs Wild West are not of the sort who paint the town red" Possibly they might if Buffalo Bill didn't keep a pretty tight check rein On them, but that is a matter about which he and they know best. At all events, red doesn't seem to awaken much enthu- siasm in them for purposes of personal decoration. Only now and then is c dash of crimson or carmine shown but they just revel in pea green. sky blue, chrome yellow. flake white and other fancy colors. Some paint themselves all over while others lay out patches which they no doubt consider the i'm proved sections. But they are fetch ing part of a wonderfully big and eX- citing exhibition. Buffalo Bill and his Indians come here on September %.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-19
GAME LAWS
They Grow Mere Stringent as Game
 Grows Scarcsr.

The rapid decrease in the game sup ply of the country is leading to more stringent laws every year for its pro- lection. Congress has even passed seV- cral laws 10 assist the states and ter ritcric5 il enforcing their game laws, and at the last session passed Q same law to apply to Alaska. The Hawaiian Islands have had a fine game law in force since 1897. Nothing has as yet been done in this direction in the Phil ippines.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-19
ANOTHER STRIKE.

"Brer WiD'ums, how you gwine ter vote dis fali?"
 "I ain't gwine ter vote, yo' heah me?"
 Why not?"
 'Kase dis ting ob CT 'telligence cul- lud patrit exercising de universal suf- fridge fer de prices whut am offer'l desc days am beneaf my condignity an reference fer de 'manchipashun pro ckymashun! Now yo' heah me, don't yc' ?''--E tlaEta Constitution.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-19
BRINGING IN TEMPE.

Editor the Rcpublican:
 For years it has seemed to your correspondent that a wagon bridge at Tempe would he of almost irestimable benefit to Phoenix, Tempe, Mesa and the adjacent country.
 The river is sometimes impossible, at other times dangerous, at all times a hindrance to travel The rough river bed and deep sand Of the crossing are a recognized barrier to pleasure travel.
 A good wagon bridge would make the
Arizona republican., 1902-09-19

day for the purpose of impounding the. Indians on a misdemeanor charge. With the Indians and the ponies both in jail the stray" nuisance ought to be abat- ed. Mr. Kyle says the reservation po- licemen and the chief are rendering him all the assistance possible in the mat
Arizona republican., 1902-09-19
Sore "A lands: RedROugh Hands itching Palms
 and Painful Finger Ends.

SOAK the hands on retiring in a strong, hot, creamy father of fCUTICURA SOAP. Dry, and anornt freely with CUTICUT<A OINTMENT, the great skin cure and purest of ernollierts. Wear, during the night, old, loose kid gloves, with the finger ends cut off and air holes cut in the palms. For red, rough, chappcd hands, dry, fissured, itching, feverish palms, with shapcless nails and painful finger ends, this treatment is simply wonderful.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-19
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children teething it SOOtheS the child Softens the gums. aIlavS all pain, cures wind colic. and is the hest remedy for Diarrhoea. Twentv-1IvC cents q bottle,
Arizona republican., 1902-09-19

Filed and recorded in the office or the Secretary of the Territory of Arizona this 18th day of September, A. D. 1902, at 2:50 D. m.
 ISAAC T. STODDATiD,
 Secretary Cf Arizona First publication September IS.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-19
No i729 PHOENIX NATIONAL BANK.

Report of the Condition of the Phoenix National Bank at Phoenix, in the Territory of Arizona, at the Close of Business, September 15, 1922
Arizona republican., 1902-09-19

Largest supply and finest assortment Cf recEties in the city. See our show window display. H. K. HyDER.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-19

The woman whose husband goes with her to prayer meeting. has something to be proud enough of to take to the very front seat
Arizona republican., 1902-09-19

Barrel of fresh mixed pickles; also olives, ripe and green, just received. Birchett Brothers.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-19
BkEMQ-

BiinQtOid a wOuIan and she loses all cOn6- deuce in herself. Her step Is slow. hesitatiug aud uncertain. Her hands are raised to ward the i'm. aginary bio " s which threaten her. W h eu q sick wou an
Arizona republican., 1902-09-19
MiELions of People

USE .CUTIcURA SOAP, assisted by CUTI- CURA OINTMENT for preserving. purify ing, and beautifying the skin, for cleansing the scalp of crlists, scales, and dandruf. and thestopping of falling hair. for soften ing. whitening, and soothing red, rough, and sore hands, for baby rashes, itchingS, and irritetious, and for all the purposes of the toilet, bath, and nursery. Millions of Women use CUTICURA SOAP in the forT; of baths for annoying intlammat!ons. ehaf- ings, and eXcOriations, or too free or offen- sive perspiration, in the form of washes for ulcerative weaknesses, and for many sanative, antiseptc purposes which read fly suggest themselves to women.
 COMPLETE HU1TCUR CURE, $1. Consisting of CUTICURA SOAP (25c.), to cleanse the crusts and scales, and soften the thickeneG cuticle; CUWCURA OINTMEST, (50c.). to in- stanty alay itching, inflammation, and irIi- tatiOn, and sOothe and heal; CUTICu R RESoLvEST PILLS (2jc), the new chocolate coated substitute for liquid ResoVent, to cool and cleanse the blood. SINGLE SET IS often sufficient to cure the severCst case, es- pecially of baby humOurs.
 sf1d throughout the world. British Depot; 27-2S, Char,e-housc So. London. French Depot; Rue dc Ia Pax. PIris POTTER DRUG AND CHEM. CoE2., Props.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-19

Keep the system in good condition by an oCcas sional dose of the BitterS. It will restore vigor to the system, prevent Ma laria, Fever and Ague, and cure
 Sick hoadGCh he Nervous ness Indigestion Dysp apsia and Insomnia.
 Be sure to try it.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-19
Total

LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in ..... $I00.000 co Surplus fund. ............ ...... ...... 20.OOO co Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes psid .. ...... ....... 70, ,3O2 10 National Bank notes outstamding.. l0OOOU % Due to other Natl Banks. l,5I7 55 Due to State Banks and
 Bankers .... ....... 3,U!2 @ Divid -nds Unpaid......... % OJ Individual Deposits subject
 to check ............ .... 69l,4SI 14 Demand certificates of depusi. 45,2;0 i2 Certified Cheeks ........... 2S5 O1 Gas hicrs cheek. outstanding Gsi 70 5i2, i2l 90
 Total. .-....-. Sl,Ol2,'-3 GU TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ss. COUNTY OF MARICOPA,
Arizona republican., 1902-09-19

l. II. J. M.Clung. Cashier of ths above-named bank. dO s,l-mnly swear that t above state rn.nt k true to the best of my kroV'esc and be- lef IT. T. MCClUHo, Cashier. Subscri ad ani vn-n to before me this IS h day If september 1902. II. E WILKINSON,
 Notary IUblIc. Correct-Attest
 F. F. GAGE,
 HEYNAN, Directors
 |. II. CHALMERS, )
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
HISTORY

THE OXFORD HISTORY OF MUSIC vslunre III Pv
g Hubert y Parry. sTo, viii. 47s COxford: The
TIE Music of the Seventeenth Century IS the
fuDect covered IA thls volume tracing The Influences
~ the sixteenth century AID telling " fhe
the seventeenth. ~
los ANTIGIAS REI-ACTONES DE Ia FToPIOA Pv
C;enaTo Garcia. QuaTto. pp. Gil 22S tNent-. r.,
=. Aguiar Vera Comr.i. ~ ?
THE STORY OF DU BARRY BY Tar,.. r., ?,
lustrated l2Ino. pp. tx 2Ss 5FredericL 4 StoEes
Company - '7'N
history ~ the life and time OF The d., Rarr-..
Illustrated from scenes IN the recent ria 80 '''-
THE EARLY HISTORY OF SAUGrRTTt,s ,aao ,so-
BY BENJAMIN Myer Brink Iustrars- - i' -
X uEsrou. X. W. Anderson < Son -''' ~ '''
The story Of the settlement ana ds,slo-n,s,,, q,
Saugerties with chapter old Dutrb' Dbrrn. :
and Songs N"''N
THE REIGN OF QUEEN ANNE- b Justin McC,srthv
Two Volumes i2ino, rp. ti, SsG }36 1ia,r.r q
D. 80
THE NEW EMPIRE By Brooks aFs,. ~,
,.xNvi 24s fThe Macmillan Comnarv1 '-'H'' pt'
THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH y
Iongrnsns. Green & Coz ''
A chnd's story Of the life Of John smith
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25

E,h-ldred, p. Barry. l2mo PP %. Boston Dana
Estes * Coz.
In the Young Of Heart series.
Mss LOCHINYAR By Marion Ames IagsaIt- iae I5Ius
pp iT. 2s1 n Appleton & Coz
4 story about Western girl visit 10 New-foTk-
BEHIND THE LINE. By Ralph Henry Barooqr- .ni LiIs
trated by G. NJ Relyea- limo Pp. Ni rs ID ApP'o
4 Coz
4 college ana football story
lacks OF ALI. TRADES AND WHAT THEY DID ~
Katharne Newbold Birdsall. illustrated oyo, " H
Russell ana Z. ). Truman. l2no. pp. iA' 80 IT,
Appleton & Coz , =,
YAYKEN. BY Jessie Anderson Chase Idustrastlefd 6y
~ Troy and Margaret Kinney. l2Ho. ~ Zle. Nhioaso'
A. c. McCluTg * Coz
The story ot a little sixteenth century Dutch girl
CoQUo AND THE KINGS CHII.pFtEE, BY ,ao6 mn
- C~hcago: A. & McClurg q CO..
The story a kings Jester and how he amused the
-, v-.,rs
THE PETER AND POLLY STORIES b. Pc Carolyn [1 h Wsi s
-tSicaso: A G. McCIurg & co..
LITTLE MISTRESS GOOD HOPE, BY Mary lndaS ma r
Ior Illustrated hE Jessie NlueoA Si4''' i-'1' ~
Iss. tChicago- y g. ac' !uTs g ~
Fairy stories
Tat, BOOK OF ROMANCE. Edited by AndTe" Lang.
Illustrated by !. Ford 12mo. PIP ia Ssf '~'hs
mans Green q Coz
, collection II illustrated fairy stories
,rr-L-.s ADVENTURES BY G R illustrated n> J@on %
ALI tg-sII 12ro pp viii lS3. uongmans 'Ifeen a No'
,.t4r-f7HY. NUISANCE. \ Study Of CbIld iit" rS
l-S II II Penrose. illustrated ~ . %rsHEIi'7 u ,s NAH
,r l3fno pp. 203. CDueInans. Green q Io'
,1yp fi0IIIWOGG's AIRSHIP. BY Floreaee -, n sne q
TAR, ia inton 0uarto D.. a.. Lonsmans. Green q
, = WHISPERS The Autobiography of Goat F3y
'-- Ohio: The Saalned Publishing Conpa"''
~ r-rC;Fs LETTERS \ Record Of Chiia iife IN tas @
N E.Tties Bv Edna Lyal illustrated l-''' 'p ''-
1TSncmars Green * Coz
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
REPRINTS.

MANUAI 80 EGYPTIAN ARCH.EoLoGY. By G
Esasrdz i2mo pp, xviii 5ei. &C. P Putnam's
Fifth edition Of work interpreting the art Of the
IDYLLs OF TIE KING. By Alfred rennyson, In two
sons1 ia'1S' '-'''' ''' -'-' w. T. putnam
\ reprlnt Of the Moxon Folio edition with photo
sravure Illustrations from Gus,lvs pores 5 original
m 4!s osio6 s6f Dana Estes coy arA a ''o
\ collection Of illustrated stories. verses and puz-
LARRERToNs !,SIyERsAL HISTORY. II; By Robert H
account Of the imgorfaa. historical events from
maps ana containing bibcgraphy chTonoogy and
genealogical tables
Maxneld Parrish l2no, pP 22s John Lane The
Eight short stories forming companion volume
Iemo pp. xiii CThe Grafton press5 y owe" i'"'s'
% & RorSPS 81 eo4se T TPHsG Pat .5.4 NP m ,dm 5
iP xii 46s Charles scrbner's sons5 son 5-'' - --''''
4 discussion OF the proofs Of religious belief con
asaRiaS'y human nssd.
htIeqas ( ts2 ySqsi B6Sk capsnT 2m% ass s The New
i2r[na % Of 10 The re vGyagss wages made in l7s9 ana l7as
an account Of the beginning and development OF the
4oaas EFN Hb a. e2a99S 81 F5 Helm
Emo pp. xvi. 146- Charles scribner;s sons9
HOW M 10 Boston i Lit GdBn5a Brown Etrst Gs Hale l2O PO
Talks On various Questions of practical ethics.
LITTLE MASTERPIECES OF SCIENCE In six 1ol-
umes- Edited by George lies. I6nlo GoubIeday.
Page & COZ
Each volume is devoted to sketches Of the live.
and selections from the writings OF men who have
attained distinction In various scientific professions
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF SAMUEL LOVER Illus
trated- In six volumes. Svo CBoston: Little Brown
< Col ~
In the Ne" Library edition with a biographical
hsSn SS al" e''''Ss' Introduction by James Jeffrey
THE CRISIS BY Winston churchnl. 1ano Do xvi $50
The Macmillan Company ' ~ 80
The James X Haekett" edition illustrated with
reproductions OF photographs Of the Stage production
THE POETICAL WORKS OF RORE,RT RTrRNs With
XVI. $50. (E. 2. Dutton & Coz 49, - w ~
illustrated from original drawings
AMERICAN MASTERS OF PAINTJNc Charles
H Cafhn- svo, pp Y, 1875 (Doubiedsv PAGE & 90 \
Sketches OF the work OF some noted American
their paintings. - s
THE CORRECT THING IN GOOD SOCIETY BY
Estes & Col
PATIENCE; OF BuNTHoRNE's BRIDE BY W. $
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
FICTION.

JAN T YAT p E M 9 EE nS % aRa Hs45 c%Sa9y
piiS s'Iy IT. 81 @! Spain. ?SS anu adventure '-''' " '' y
THE HOUSEWIVES OF EGPENRIIsE, lgIs,E, Py Florence
s9S OF E r GAD 81 A,suAl AasA%sSSn I5mo fP & story m %
FANcEzMKA ~ M R y9lZ %2-I rS59 95,.s2 ssaTe i2no PO
OK THE CROSS. = Romance q the Passion t5 Play a.
DTe3eI Bddis Publishsr5
THE HERjgAdE ia ,,gsIs5 By BgT?l Ma ssE 6a Stevenson io
a love story IN historical setting
THE pART "a 85rs4an OF sAIS Aiia R o 4Tlo Bates Emo
CHEZ g sTARow iBs Sp 9E 3 TaP H. F. PTsP sPdd 58 Bs George
4 romance Of the tine Of George ".
~ Hsr5i8 /, vaiar= iao Emo pp s76 Macmillan
DSDo WISDOM. Translated and Edited by Henry Bar
nare. l2no. pp - G7eteT Eekler)
Selections from ''Zarine the Inner World dn
prssralionl giyng tes PhissoPhy Of the Inhabitants
EDTRD h5 pp RSNoPs az FRs Grlon Fy Tsp FTs ''os'
THE p LEE s OF siess1 WoMAS MsSsr, Fy sons Esg o limo
CAPTAIN MAcgLIN. MS MEMORIES, BY Richard Richard
CLARK I2H6 pp. s25 tchsr.es sehri6ners soasJ
CHARLES KILLBUcK, BY Francis c IIpe3ner Illus! Illus
PasshinE 1sii t-''5i comPsny5 pa % ''-'-'
An historical tale Of border during the RevO-
cAP,,M TITUS Gy Clay Emery. isHno. PP. 81 Double
Sketches of New-Englana characters
"'5o' Emo Pr VI 20 dia-ef earn 3 BTa.) mclean
A New-Eaglaud village love story.
THE SUCCESS OF MARK wyNGATE BY Una l.
Silberrad l2mo, pp. so Doubleday. Page Coe
LIFE THE INTERPRETER BY Phyllis Bottoms. i2mo
DIP .o3- u>1nEmaDs. Green d Coz
THD ROMANY STONE. Rv ] Il yoxall N p limo
?. VI. $50. Gongmans Green & Coz
THE LORD PROTECTOR By : Ievett-Yeats i2no
pp. ri. PEA. G>ongTna1s Green & COZ
A love story Cromvelrs time
KoT-To Being Jaranese curios. With suudry Cobyvebs
Collected by Lafcadi5 Tea-n IIustrafed ty Centric
Veto. 12no. p vi PSI tThe Macmillan Company }
Nine from the Japarese
N KINGS BywAYS By stsnIs, U-sx-ra, l2r,o
p $40. U@1HgmaIs. Green & CO.
Stories of the seventeenth csrrgr-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
JUVENILE.

THE PRINCES KAII-IsTo; AHD OTHER Tabs or
trare6 by HaE-iete Amsdcn. Quarfo ~ W. Illus
ton. Little. Brown & co... - i'' 'bos-
II, A CAR OF GOLD. BY r. I. Gray -,
l2rno PIP. 1856 A-ron. Ohio: The ssaAels I,f
Company. 'sHi's
4 fairy story FOR girls.
THE STORY or LITTLE o1EII. From .a7t. a
1sitv shop bv Charles Dickens Uustrst.s 70 ,lil-
eIdrei B. Barr l2rno. pp. i6o CBoSton ~ 10y t-in -
& COZ. 'a i-S'es
In the Famous Children IAteraturs.
TT5C<Y NED &C. F. 50 By Edward S Euie -,
lustrated l2mo. pp 1868. (Boeton: Dsr. a; NJ u
d CoD. Ns'es
In The Famous Children of IJta-..
Selections pertaining 10 Eva. from Mr. serles
~ stowe :
HEROES OF MYTH. BY Lillian z Prize -, 49,
B Gilbert. Illustrated i2mo. Nv ia ,harles
Burdette & Coz. 'NiVer
IN the stories q Heroes series
NARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB. As Told l..
DIckerson and hy Mary Herself uiustratngs ~ Fannie
Company - stokes
WHAT A GIRL. CAN MAKE AND Do p,
and Adelia 3. Beard. l2mo, pp. Ali Sai ma a. Beard
ScrihneT's Sons) Vharles
A book OF suggestions about the various -,
can make and games they play 'ss girls
NTH THE FLAG N THE CHANNEL. n
barnes. Illustrated BY Carlton 7. Chaun,...s James
ID. wi. l5s ID. Appleton & Col. - l2rao
A story Of the adventures OF capital, &,
outlonary times ~ REV
woNDER-BoX TALES BY Jean IngeIow. mn..-
Estes a. Coz. Jana
In the Young Of Heart series. Five fairy
rocToR RoBIS. 81 Harriet A cheever. uastrs-ss'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

rr-rrosPEcT AND PROSPECT studies IN Int n1-
uoaalr T. G. l. IL. l. l2mo pP. \ 3''. 'Bos'on
tfla Brown i CO.. -.
mn SAUCEPAN ovER THE ,co SEA' m ss sia
" lsli-rniled ty Adelaide ht' t-l'' ~ - 49,
ttlrlrou: Little. Brown q Coz
W. election ~ recipes from foreign lands mus
\ NTH reproductions Of photographs
ua' a. THE MOUND BUILDING INDIANS AND
FAIHS,-sr q ANfE ANIMALS BY AftE.r Butter f1il-
GEf@A t,iJr mans and illustrations l@ino pp 10
tei .,ard: The Arthur II Clark company
.f-~ the Historic Highways or America sVtleS
ol.,gg OF the beginnings Of thoTolshiaTes IL me
aa,rsrran continent ,-.,-.-
Nnr, -HE CAPITAL WITH UNCLE HAM ~
AEoL ~ Fleming. svo pp. 3i6- tThe NGtsAe4l fuD-
lshing Company - No., s,,s.o,s -
's,19,iraton and its well known men shetched IN
prose n humorous AaAAee iatiltI-
Ilel,-1 A. RELATIONS or THE IElIE4b UNI 4S : STATES AZ rs
COMM.lI EOREIGN COUNTRIES II fNlN' IL
VIII, =, ,1Vo volumes. Vol. lIevo. PIP "oS t'F Fdsi-
1871. Government Printing OHleeJ
ihs.g.,,,-f- FRIGATE AND OTHER ESSAYS. And
A FIGhlis.ess By Henry Cabot Lodge. l-no' pp' "lo
Cbares Scrtoner S'"s' ,,t. ma, aud -,
- ~ national interest
topa>,t-EST OF THE AIR. By John Alexander
THE to'>e--sface by Sir Hiram Maxim l2Ino. pp 100
vessels Company
- ,te,r OF aerial -ayigaton with accounts OF The
hlsLoyt ~ recent balloonsts. and chapter on
achiaa~scticabity Of balloonlng-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
POETRY.

TUDOR AND STUART LOVE SONGS. Selected and
edited by Potter BriscOe, 2 r ;. l. Svo. Pr
142 (E. =. Dutton & Coz
POEMS OF POWER BY Ella Wheeler Wilcox. i2mo,
pp. l57. Chicago. ". 5. Conkey Company
TWO MASQUES. BY oswald Crawford. c. NJ. G. svo.
pp. vii 100 Gondon. Chapman & HaL)
KENTUCKY POEMS BY Madison Cawen. With an
Introduction b. Edmund Gosse. 16mo. pp. XxI, 264.
*. p Dutton s Coz
THE SONG OF WEDDING BELLS. BY William
Bonnie Ockhsme lsmo. PIP. Ill Crhe Grafton
Prezsb
A LITTLE BOOK OF PING PONG VERSE l6mo, qP.
XII I5n Boston: Dana Estes & Coz
FRANCESCA DA RININI BY Gabrielle 4 Annunzo
Translated by Arthur Syn 16rno. pp. xiv. 223.
Frederick A. Stokes Company
4 CHRISTMAS POsY. BY Lady Lindsay. 16mo pp.
ia. Iondon: Kegan Paul, Trench. Trubner & Coz
THE SOLITARY PATH. BY Helen Huntington. I6mo.
rr. VII. 81. doubleday. Page & co..
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
NAVAL AND MILITARY.

THE n5 nERSH g. NJ aaRSh N bar' S%iSSP:
sonsl ,-.... c..,o. N-a,,, fan, -oIor,.,
a us covering its place in the making
days the growth OF the commercial life OF the
oatiin through lts ihius'iS'' -'+@ ''S NH-' u
- ~ shipbutding
n,rAN NAVIGATION BY william W. Bates eVo,
AHEhlS..ssJ 4,i5 (Fioughton, Mitnn & Co.b
pV h,tory OF American shipping considering its rise
a 5evelopment. It's relations with British navigation
sha lions and its policies.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
THEOLOGY

JEsSUSS WAY. BY William Dewitt Hyde limo pp
xiii. 19s. tHOughton, 5lifhin Coz
study from the Gospels Of the essentials OF prac-
teal Christianity.
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS. By r ". Dale IL. n
I2mo. PIP. 30s Thomas Whittakerl
Papers on the practical Interpretation Of the Ten
Commandments.
THE UPPER CURRENTS BY ]. r Miller D. l.
l6no. pp. 266. Crhomas Y Crowell Company9
Practical suggestions foF Christian living
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
SPORT.

YACHTING Historical Sketches Of the sport BY Julius
C1be l2no pp XII, TOO philadelphia; j. b.
I4ppucott Company
The snort at home and abroad Illustrated with
reproductioas Of photographs
,CROSS COUNTRY WITH HORSE AND HOUND BY
Prank sherman Peer illustrated ty i. Crawford
Wooi Svo, pp. xvi 80. Charles Scribner's Sons b
The iuth,r's experiences in following the sport
With suggestions breeding schooling and btIytng
hunter. rules OF the hunting field and on
various topics connected with the hunt
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
BOOKS or THE WEEK.
ART

ART
oy-R HOMES AND HOW TO BEAUTIFY THEM.
Rv Il. !. Jennings illustrated eNo' pp go ion
do1- Harrison < S0Usl
Discussions of the different periods Of decorative
art win suggestions on materials and style Of
Interior decorations and furnishing illustrated with
-epro1uctions Of photographs Of interiors furniture
designs. etc.
SIR LAWRENCE ALMA TADEMA. R A By Helen
Zirnmerr l6rno. pp. vi -. The Macmillan Ccnl-
panye
In the Bells Miniature Series % Painter. Eyi1g
a sketch of the Hfe ana of the agtist and re-
producing few OF his paintings
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
SCIENCE

WORM AND SPIRAL. GEARING BY Frederick \
W tiaI.sv i6uo Or -. ID Van NostTand Company
In the Van Nostrand Science series. Analytical
and graphical methods OF practice IN worm and spiral
gearing.
THE srIDF, VALVE AND ITS FUNCTIONS BY
minis Raetrup NJ f. Svo. pP- vii. lEi. %. Van
Nostrand Company
rba subject Is treated with reference the actual
raG1ireTDe1fs OF practical Fundamental prn-
.iTes are expainei. and various valve constructions
sra Jsscribed Diagrams which have been
several wars illustrate the work
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
BIOGRAPHY.

JOHN JAMES AUDUBON. BY John Burrogghs iSno,
pp xvii. Boston: Small. Maynard q CO..
IN TIE Beacon BiograI hies' series.
MEMOIRS OF SIR EDWARD BLoUNT. K. c b.
etc Edited nv Stuart J. Reid. l2no. pp. VII. SOs
usonrmars. Green & Co)
A s,oreholse Of anecdotes of English and French
celebrtes by a noted OF affairs.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25

fun The book of nonsense thex h... -.
cccted and decorated is called a pbenor,o1,a,
Fauna" and IS published by r. H. Russeu
Baron Tauchnitz has felt called ,no,, .. -.
10 a critic Of his management of the Ta,,..,l;..
edition in the columns of The Autbor- r-ro-,
the detailed discussion of profits ana 80
some interesting information is to he had mr..
the usual extent Of a sale. ThreA tbonsard
comics II seems. represents a fair salA - .
Tauchntz edition, a mark which A consider b,a
number of books never reach sale ~ 6va
thousand is never reached except by a hook ~,
an exceptionally popular author 4 sale ~
ten thousand has been reached by only six
books out Of the eight hundred published in the
last ten years.
The experiences Of coal miners son 7ybo
earns his OVID college education is the theme of
a story by Burton T. Stevenson. published by
the Century Company. The title, Tommy Rem
ingtons Battle" refers 70 the struggles which
the young man goes through in college 10 de-
/ eide between the relative Importance Of studies
and athletics
/ The chndren's anthology compiled by Kate
Douglas wiggin and Nora Archibald Smith, 70
he called Golden Numbers viii he published
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ar account Of the society Of the Rosicrucians,
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in Europe and their transition 10 the American
colonies. on the banks Of the Wissahickon,
where ;he ceremony Of the Sun-Dial Of Ahaz
had a brief life
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The children's anthology compiled by Kate
Douglas wiggin and Nora Archibald Smith, 70
he called Golden Numbers viii he published
by Mcclure. Phillips & CO, on October 2S
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