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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-11-22

Saturday Dec. Is

HENRY SHULTZ is going
to start his Christmas drawing.
The Photographs, silverware, jew
'elry, $25 tea set, ETC. 25 cts.
picks an envelope, ever envelope
gets you 25 cents worth of some
thing in his store, it may get you
some of these fine things Save up
your quarter and remember day,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-11-22
'He YOaGth'a COaD0nSo7s

Inc XOILEHS COn1pOn1O76
Calendar Free.
The publishers of The Youths
Companion are sending FREE to
new subscribers to the paper for
1908 a very handsome Calendar,
Autographed in 10 colors, with a
border embossed in gold, The ex
quisite home scene which forms
the principal feature of the Calen-
dar is suitable for framing. The
Calendar Is sold to non-subscri-
bers for so cents, but to new sub
scribers for 1908 1t Is sent free,
with all the issues of the 'Compan
ION for the remaining weeks OF
1902, the paper then belng sent for
a full wear, to January 1904.
TIE Youths Companion.
IA BerkleY street, Boston, Mass.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-11-22

The High school foot ball team
drove over to Lacrosse last Satur-
day and played a good game with
the High school team there and
winning by a score of 6 to 3.
Silk waists waFst sRd Dsfv nsw
terms for sale at ZEIGLER's store.
Sheriff Fred Miller has fled his
SD, 600 bond With the following
suEeties. john OLaughlin, John
& Herb Chlttenden, John Schlyer,
j Il Downing each $1,000.
Frances Blender, r B Thomas,
Paul & Vincent Ruder, John By
ers, Anton Herl, John BilleDger,
Joe Goetz, Nike Wellert, Petor
Scheck each $500
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cases.

Now that Jordan is gone Geo.
spencer, at his show at the county
pump on Chestnut street is keep
ing and making them.
Charley Laing has bought the
pool table rooms west of the Zeig
ler grocery store. He has bought
a hundred nice turkeys. put IN q
target shooting gallery and giving
the sports a chance to get Sun :
day or a Thanksgiving turkey,
He will also have a turkey shoot
with guns in the field on the west
side of town on next Tuesday
and Wednesday,.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-11-22
New Haley phones.

There were so many calls for Dr.
Catudal over the phore he has put
a Haley phone in his residence,
No 78,
Also one in Sunffower restau-
rant No SO,
Mrs. j w Wood, residence, No A
Add these to your Haley phone
card.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-11-22
We said IN the campaign:

SNAKE complaint to Co Attor-
ney Shuts, and we guarantee he
will prosecute diligently
Last week some russian boys
got into a fight and complaint
was made; then it was arranged
and the complaining witness want
ed to withdraw and the county to
pay the costs, but SHUTS made
them pay the fine and costs.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-11-22

We this week give you another
supplement of interesting reading.
Our printer forgot last week
tnat election Was over and neglect
edo change the date of the paper
rom the 9Th to the 18th,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-11-22
Thanksgiving

service, Union services, will be
held in the Methodist church at
1870 am, Rev. West, the new
Lutheran minister, preaching the
sermon, All are cordially invited
to attend
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-11-22
Will Hagen took pleasure trip
to Salina this week.

Will Hagen took pleasure trip
to Salina this week.
Next Thursday Is THANKSGIVING
day and the banks, post Office and
stores will be closed,
At the Baptist church last Sun
day there were 8 voices in the
quoiI and the singing was fine.
Fred Haffamier has secured a
situation at Noodles. in California,
and left for there Thursday,
Tho Presbyterian ladies, supper
at Mrs. Closes was a success and
the aprons sold like hot cakes.
Ready made, fine black
dress SkirtSoaf q! as9sisp!:s 5hs ssaFe
SPECIAL dolngs at the Odd Eel
lows lodge in Ellis on Thursday
evening took about 35 of our Cit
zens up there and they had good
time.
Jackson Stoll. who formerly had
= rancho on the Saline, with his
brother John, died suddenly last
week in California, where he had
gone for his health, having been
in poor health several years.
Henry Winters this week closed
up the accounts of his fathers es
tate in tho Probate court and sc
we'll has he handled 1t that he is
able to turn the farm over to his
mother and the heirs free of al
encumbrance,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-11-22
Bread, cake & candy

Al the Delay house on eoHth
Chestnut street l offer for sale
fresh Bread & Cake, Pie and pure
home made candy. Come try it.
MRS. DURHAM.
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Horse for sale.

offer for sale an 8 year old bay
horse, weighs 10 to II hundred,
good double or single driver, gen,
tie. Price low. DURHAM
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Up to date
wool dress goods
at ZEIGLER's Store,

at LEIULEh'S Store.
Mrs. Wann on Wednesday eve
nIng handsomely entertained some
of her lady friends.
Lots OF corn raised IN the Smo-
key valley in south east part of the
county ls being brought hero and
sells at 45 cents a bushel on the
cob.
Last Friday evening 3 more
enrolled in the Bible class at the
Baptist church, the attendance Is
picking up and much interest is
shown in the work,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-11-22

LIVERY RIGS.
When You come to Hays and
want a carriage to the Reserva
ton get ono at the
Ill ROBINSON L6Uery Stable,
opposite the Brunswick holel.
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Ladies capes 4Gti~' b1id

Jackets, Eurs, Chlldren's Jackets
and Long coats at Ze5gter's store.
Mother Blanchard is eIated over
a we'll stored Thanksgiving box
sent her by Mrs, Martin Allen
and other relatives up in Michigan
The Epworth League meets at
the Methodist church Sunday even
ing at $50, with Miss Kellar as
Leader. Come and join in this
service. You are cordially invited,
Don't fail to file with the county
clerk, you fellows who were can
didates, your expense account, and
you fellows who were elected. If .
fail to file your statement & bond
in time you forfeit your Office. SO
be prompt.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
EDUCATION

THE MAKING OF CITIZENS. A study IN Comparati'e 'e
I,duc.tiou fy r. 4. HuEhcs A. A 'pAonl t- -
Iondl. l2no. Ip. vii, 4n5 tcharles sciibnei e
Sons1
study ~ tht various educational sy.steu1s q Eng
land Germany. France ana me United state lhr
vrrk at.ens viii glance ~ some social lrohl'in-
iu connection with the subject followed - paI-f-
Uu the urinary aud secondary school systems 4te
edurasn ~ girls defective children -s frussei
closing chapter
AN ANCIENT HISTORY FOR Bl-GINNEItS. Illustrated
I.v George Willis Euf~f1rd. Ih. u. l-fHH. lI- ANl
asa tThe Macmillan 'amIan}D
A story Of an. orient. Ancient Greece and Rome
f1r classroom.
ESSENTIALS OF ENGLISH COMPOSITION by it'ra. %
Tsrtrl II. D and Martha Tarheli IN ID
lam1. pp. ~. 81 tBrstou- G.un a Coz
A textbook IN gran mar schools containing
a.. principles necessary the practice u writing
cI4AI-rERS PROLoGTE. KNIGHTS TALE AND THE
NE-N'S PRIESTS TALE Edited by Andrew lngra
ham, IGuo YI 5J7. CThe Macmillan '1nlianyD
suggestions Tor reading aloud. analysis ~ th~
nd Language bu sketches 20 thau'tr
man and a. q V1.f follow the Notes and "a
glossary complete the book which b. one in the series
lf Pocket American ana English Classic
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
FICTION.

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Thre. short stories.
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THE FoRAY or THE HENDRIX HUDSON. A Tale of
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A tale Of love and adventure IN the civil War
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

HOB-l. SOILT TNRIE. Ev Edward Thomas. I6no pp
lN5 ls q. puttHn s. con
bLlBipIMENT pF THE CHILD ~ LATER INFANCY.
lF Gabriel 'HuIatyrr. Translated hy Mary r. vii
s"H- l-un. NsNi 3D". tp. Appleton * Cop
Iu the "iutsrnatuuu Eiu,ttuu' series. The
"ud half ~ 9TH" Intellectual Moral Development
Of ti" 'tlc.' a study ~ tho Development ot the
rh'S character discussing its eucatiye instincts
reasoning. talking. activities sens" of right and
WRONG ami know ledge ~ ITS personality
TIE - ONOMIC INTERPRETATION OBJ HISTORY. Ey
IRWIN r. A. ~elEman Emo Do tx. lai CThe
columbia University PrsssJ
\ stuiv % beginning and the growth Of the ior
trine ~ historical matrrialsm.
M'NE UPWARD. Ey Kate Tpson Clark. 12no pp y
'Ihomas s. 'roWeH * C1b
An address the cultivation higher traits in
THE LOST WEDDING RING Hy cortland Myers d u
i-il'' pp. Isl dunk & WagnaIle CompanyJ
Talks ON the subject OF marriage and the sanctitv
OF The home. '''
n 'Hl+%'JN ASCENSION AT MIDNIGHT Rv George
~ nan With slhuuottes by Gordon Ross Svo pp
IT, 'Ndh Francisco. Paul Eller Morgan SHEPARD D
me story oi midnight balloon trip over Paris
SiA,,H Condolences. Ey clara Morris. upstr,,.t
l-l1. pp 81 tBoston. Iothrop Publishing CON,
lights. ii'''' '' '''' 'thhd the FOOT
- ~ t-itI ltS'' ~ PHILIPPINE WARFARE
'-''.' d. I'D tH1ston. George r. Ellis COMPANY \
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
REPRINTS.

s FS9NsEs Fs''1 ESa, as s55 pP BY WI g .Il cfFs s
to the s%s re, eio Ng~sl =, clifton @ so%paa2 volume
T,,i Win reproductions in tint Of drawings by Peter
IhE WORKS OF RUDYARD KIrLING In fifteen vol
unes- l2no doubleday Page & CO. 81 ''''een VOL
du si. sketch by Charles Eliot Norton intro
COZ NTRY WITHOUT STRIKES. By Henri, r.-,,-..
'-',' l-mo' pp xiv. ls3 Doubleiay Page & coz
arbitration system system IN IN 6fce ae 1fSo29, S Sa e z. The compulsory
LADY 15r,i bCFF GoRDoNs LETTERS FROM EGYPT
i-,no pp. XVI. 3Na Ncclurs. Phillip5 & 60 l.
win an Introduction by George Meredith
soNNEIs FROM THE PORTUGUESE Ry E,t,,ho.s
Armstrong i4%o pp 81 M uf.f1fRs fatasm 9y s5Ia MsrsaFe
R6:sf, ~ n LITTLE IL SISTERS WHO LIVE ON THE
g., 'i'4'e"s l-Ino, pp. Nxiv, III O3ost0n: CHM 4
4 new edition Of short stories about children Of
"'I Iahhs with introduction bv louisa Psrsons
trate in s1g,Ghins the character Of the author
l-iIEiisATtRE AND DOGMA, An Essay Toward a Retter
l. l2no 1p 1I '2s me-, ii'ie lea by Matthew Arnold u
Company -" '''' I've" Amsterdam Book
.,l. The FIRST volume in the Commonwealth Library,
HANS (f 4hND,E1RSENs h5,1 FAIRY TALES Translated from
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ANNAiS (NI,S, OF OLD MANHATTAN. 1eoa-Gi BY Julia NJ
'"- Illustrated l2mo. X. 23S (Irentan0sI
from n lT S'9Ly Of the Dutch in Old Manhattan traced
THE ~ BOOK OF IoR AND THE BOOK OF RUTH. Ed
philadelphia J. b. Lippincott & coj P'' AN'F i'2
rP4oSea IR }Re Temple Bible series The fronspiece is
When the Morning stars sang Togethsr I..A'n Blake
PROVERBS. ECCIsESI ASTFS AND THE SOW, nm, 90,
ONION Edited by ID. = Marguliouth NJ it
--FP'lN"u ~
In the Temple Bible series with a fron,isrt.
reproduction Of The Court Death b, a. n I1!,'
THE NOVELS or WILLIAM HARRISON AtN-Swop-rtT
xiii s2 S 40 x $40 S GonP66, PPi NyI g;,; 2,3 viii 2
In the windsor edition. Volumes XVI and v,-Ir
contain the story of 'Crichton'', Volumes Yin -
MN The Mlsrrs Daughter" and .'Fh. Sner,tb .s,.i
T. included IN Volume M. Illustrated with ranrIi,
uons in phctograyure, of etchings and iravings e
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

The first complete account OF Turner's
career is the description given TO Sir Walter
Arnstrong's elaborate biography. which the
Scrfbners are 10 publish at once. That there is
"A good deal Of new materiaI In the book
would seem 10 be a necessary conclusion
special attempt has been mace TO Illustrate all
phases Of Turner'S work, by means OF a series
Of las photographers. reproducing MS greatest
,,to,,,rss irclp5inr many that are little known
"a aro seldom, REPRODUCED. Sir Walter Arm
strong &c the director of the National Gallery Of
Ireland. in Dublin. and he has written volumi-
nouslv about English and other artists. The
scribners are also publishing another life OF
Turner in their Makers Of British Art series.
by Robert Chignen
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY

NEW ENGLAND AND ITS NEIGHRORs r,,,,...,
BY Clifton Johnson l2mo. %. xv 335 CThe NJ
milan Company N "AaS
IN the American Highways and Byways'. s.-,..
Papers about the picturesque aspects OF Amerirar
country life
An INLAND VOYAGE BY Robert Louis Stave,sr
1amo. pp. Kill 23s Charles ScTibners sons \ mum
Illustrated with reproductions Of photoerapns
THROUGH HIDDEN SHENSI. by Fran,is ~ N,t.h,
Svo %. xxi 333 Charles Scribners Sons1 '''S
\ description Of the people. customs goverpn,ant
and topography Of oldest China nlustrate,i WITH
repro,.ucticns Of photographs. wen
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

J. Wilkinson Elliott. landscape arehi'ec' oi
great experience has for many years peeh "s"'-
ing the battle for permanencr anu N"''Ss ="
7.,,,ro.i,,. ,lapts instead Of the tender growths
,,,,,,. GENERALLY, used for outdoor adornment He
b,s ,yrittep his views down in a book. A Plea
for Hardy Plants" that Doubleday. Page & Co.
are rublisbing. in which he argues for the en-
rlovnent Of native asters lilies, hollyhocks, ETC.
bv our gardeners He enforces his arguments
bv numerous Photographic Illustrations
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

The New York sketches" which Jesse Lynch
Williams has published from time TO time IN
..Scribner's Magazine and some others are
gathered in a book now by the Scrloners- me
subject offers a tempting field FOR ihustrauoh'
and the pictures by r. NJ. McCarter. jules
Guarin. Everett Shinn. W r.. Leigh and others
are said 20 eNemplify fully the picturesque posi-
bilities that Mr. Williams points out.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

A novel Of gypsy life in England, The Rom
nancy stone" by J. II Yoxail. is nearly ready
for publication by the Longmans. Mr.. Yoxan
is thus added To the small list Of novelists in the
House of Commons. As a member of that body he
is an ardent supporter Of the Governments Edu-
cation bin now arousing 50 much controversy.
He is prominent in English educational affairs
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
INDUSTRIAL.

MODERN PRACTICAL JOiNERN- By George BILLS
ulart1 pu g.a tyhlrlas Scritn"rs Saasf
An illustrated treatise the instruction o. those
iEtrr.rteI On tft trade"
r-t4t, ,,tEpI.-A% COTTON INDUSTRY. Hy T. NJ
Iouug. I2ml. Tp- XVI 1876 "harfs S'I'tn'l 5
A STUDY, of the u.thols and organization Of Amer
can cotton mills ana the production ~ the "a" "'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
BOOKS or THE WEEK.
BIOGRAPHY.

THE EMPEROR CHARLES y By Edward Armstrong.
NJ A. In Two Volumes. $40, - AAAi al, IA 80
t1'he IA milan t1fUIi1rA-1
A MAKER OF THE KEW ORIENT. SAMUEL. ROLLINS
BRONN By William E!iiHt GTitls- l-nso, pI- 49,
tI'leuiug r. Rsyel Company
The life story ~ "a pioneer educator with an &C
count a his work China. America and japan
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

rose and Darwinsm," is devoted TO expound,n,
what ne considers an error. or at least vAr,,
exaggerated view Of the influence of cross fer
tilization. f. p Dutton a Co are publsbtnw
the volume.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

Mr. Jacob A. Riis's new book VIII be pub
lished this month He calls it The Battle with
the Slum." IL will contain about one hundred
Illustrations II is a complement and as II
were. a following volume 60 How the other
Half Lives" That was the pioneer work show
ing the conditions. This shows the battle winch
has been waged with those conditions the I'M
provement that has been effected and the means
which were used and which are stili oelns used
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCEl4L@A
MIND POWER AND rRIymEG,E49h.o Thomas ss A'c45 crowti
olston. Iemo pP. A. 20
A study Of the laws and possibilities Of the mental
rttr 10 ~, rar NEW THOUGHT Hy william
'at1 v-1 Nv or s.,,5 III sao pp o. Chicago The
Psvehfc Research Company
TAI, N1sT1 ,ps ot, Az AUTOMONlIsI. iN be WI.
Clinton Fals ouarto. pp- A. 'trederleA \ 9''Ne7
Company -, -
Illustrated verses on a mans experiences with an
automgblle.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
JUVENILE

UNDER SCOTT ~ MEYIc9 y y caP.a 9!aa T4'h RAJ m D, ~
tI,1ston. Dana Este. q COB
tale o. the adventures Of Two boys With the
THE VOYAGE or THE CHARLEMnAGTSE; SY, By william Iaa
. stgddara lHusiI4rs' il r.et4S - A ,;oI
,TTTr c,PrIvE LAD. By Feulsh Marie n,1 Illus Illus
- irated ty WiH Grefe- l2fH'. pi. 80 ''h' 'A A'''
nnENDAs corsl At RApcFEsE s,Isl by Hs~" ,@. !rsh
Reed niq,,Ts'ra Ii,,r.5n II Il,tle. , brown CO.
t.cKAyArr uy Juana Horatia Ewing IIus'TstSa 6iS5
Este 80 -. = " ..yours q Heart series.
TOWER on THRoHE r FoGanSs ea%.oSk K 'f a'raci H by
Jl11isf Fooieyet Fcharis limo PIP "a 'bos'on
il.'if tale s sanus win the birth Of Queen Elizabeth
and endins with her accession 10 ',e -, D.. NJ
STORIES or ,i.ib and 'aS ustraed
by 9;sIrs- MOTION i2mo. pr- A. "'4- 'i"e '''
''..,an I,ar,s- elected from the ,ld Romanees-
THE JAcKpAw or EHEIMS s2,o by lnGHI n9 iS dondoa
ETre a SpottisWoa'ie). .-,.. ,
THE DOGGY BOOK I Fy = srSiri.%osiej s s9a j. J. " ' ~
u,-.,,d pages about the bugbears OF the 'hli'rt''
GAMES AND GAMRoIS By o,2to gspn rp a. Ghsrles
syrib5srs tls's sonsj nm, o-
FRINGE sIIvERwINGS end 'aer sg ucy FITCH Perkins
6srid 6sn a'T5isi4a F i4a 6hieaso: 4 q Msciurs c95
SIX AND TWENTY roYS Am ASD HaSl iili,i Qaaro pp
a. S0sbsrIes scrihners Sons-1 ,,.
FAR PAST THE ERQNTlErF emo. sE pP' sls akron.
iibis itqs'TaTfa Tse ssalaeld pub co1
The story Of two hoy pioneers, NM. ss.,c,e.
80 ,..,,.r-s, AIRY CAMPING otI- Win SAe', M,
8"b kHlSh H,d I,S Charlotte curtis smith l-mo' pp- -
az T. Dutton q COZ ,... - pierre oti
iN n oE by n Ei-hari- l=mo pp "
Dana Estes s. COS
In The YOUNG of Heart series ,-.-..., ~.
- IA ue - NV George sand illustrated ~
ihE ho,sn ~ Horne. l2mo. pp. ~ 'bos'oh- lana
-. INT a little French peasant girl
,rr, ~, or ~ ,vFNEY. by Roberi LeiEalon' - 'P p
trated by Gordon BROWNE '' ~
I,. Tl. sr,sr,rnees Il New York boy in an Ens'iSh
college ..-,.-fatt. rarLzo, fanlo
LITTLE MISS SUNSHl-Nt-, -,
Do AIS aJ r. Taylor CO..
\ story for girls
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

THE BOOK oF CLIMBING rLANTS ANp NALL
SIIItTES Dds < ArnHtt. P. r. IT, 3 l-il" pi- Ai'
Ia John Lane. The Eodiay Head
In the .Hau4fnass ~ Practical Gardening series
Gives Yf1Uf..a -lEE'-fUu- taT tht tHiilNalL"u ana
care 81 climbing plants
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

Another book of sea stories by " w 'aeo'S
that Dodd, Mead a Co have fe"os 10 pu"i'Si''
Nh ~, looked forward 10 with pleasure by those
,,.ho lrnoy, his movers as a story teller. II is
called The Lady Of the Barge
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
T EwIsoHN, LEoNARD.-IN PURSUANCE

Of an order o Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate
Of OF New notice hereby all
against Leonard LeWisohn. late OF
York deceased. 70 present the same.
with thereof the subscribers at their place of
transacting No II Broadway In the City of
New York on before the 2ith day OF october next
Dated. York. tine nth day of April. 1902
WALTER LEWISOHN.
ALBERT LEWISOfN.
PHILIP S HENRY.
EVARTS TRACY SHERMAN Attorneys for Ell
ecutOrs 81 Wall Street. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
GOVERNMENT

THE GOVERNMENT OF NEw-roRK. ITS HISTORY
AND ADMlNlstttAi ioN BY " Liam G Morey
panyD
In the 'TIandhooks OF American Government Sc
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank I. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County of
New York notice IS hereby given 20 all persons having
claims against Helene Sommerhom Of the County of
New York deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof the subscriber. place transactnR
business. al Of sheldon & 46 Wall
Street in the Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York.
before the I7th Of October next
Dated New York the 18th OF April. 1902.
ALBERT HEIDELRACH. Executor.
SHELDON & GWYNN. Attorneys for Executor 40 Wall
Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
THEOLOGY.

THE CHRISTIAN POINT OF VIEW III, Go.-., v,.,,,,
Knox Arthur Cushman McGinert ana Frs1S nsLn Y,lilsLn
pp Vii. 50 (thares Scrbner's sons A''""h
Three addresses the relation OF Christ 70 Chi,
w Niiiis
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LITERATURE.

LITERATURE
. ,,l,r.,,pT BROWNING. by storfori
TIE Folly ~ ~ iano pp. Ill., ar Thomas l. Oro"e'
-, t,-,.-ning's life. contrasting hl- ehaI-
I s,TY nrk Win Tennysons ana 4i'alS ]ins some
of his poems u Z q T. 1emo m
v 200 The Macmillan GO .
7, the English Men Of Letters series
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
HnRTICIITTEE

Parkrnan Fd.t-1 b. Pelham Edgar Tt. n. l2U
Do. NiK ~ Giost.u- Little Brown a c'1
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
5urrosates NonGes.
.SUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

y ChNo oC%N-NCH w AN OhNOHAN VI hON-
Ahner G. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. notice IS hereby all having claims
against Elizabeth c. Hedden late OF the County OF New
York deceased the with vouchers thereof
the subscriber. place OF business
the office Of Walter Larga. attorney. No. BeeSman
Street in the City Of New York. on before the list day
OF December
Dated lew York. the day May. 1902
LIZZIE G. HEDDEN. Executrx.
WALTER LARGE. Attorney ENecutriN Beekman
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

an order OF Hon. Thomas. a Strrrogate OF
the County OF New York, notice Is hereby given
having claims against Nancy Crozier
county OF New York deceased 70 present the with
thereof the subscriber place
acting business No 126 East Street On City Of
York Borough on Manhattan. before the ed
o 1903. next.
Dated New York. the 18th day Of JULY 1902.
ELIZA c. PIKE. ENecutrx
JOSEPH NJ SS'HENCK. Attorney for ENecutrfx. 25s
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan City of York
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
HISTORY.

WITH NAPoLEoN AT ST HEI-ENA Being The
Ns,oirs of John Sfokoe. Naval surgeon Trane
isted from the French q Paul EreEneaux y Edith :
stokos l2mo pp. VII @Ss tJohn Lanes The Botlss
Head1
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