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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-24

TO LET-UPPER OR LOWER TENE-
ment. "a or 36 Warren street; rooms on
floor; all improvements; separate en-
trance. Near Trinity square and Elm
wood avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-24
6 M%v.r

This signature is on every box Of the genuine
Laxative Bromo.Quinine Table.
ths remedy chat cures u cold fn one dag
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-24
70 CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS,

Laxative Bromo-Q Quinine removes the
cause. Il. w. Groves signature on every
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
TEN MILLION YEN STOLEN.
Thri Heads Tor st.HilnI
rubiic Moneys.

Tacoma. Wash, Ian. il.-Mail ad.
Vices from Seoul. Corca, via Ioko-
hama. are tu the effect that checking
of the government receipts from
taxes and internal rrvcnuc reveals
the astonishing fact that not less
thnn lO.OOD,uuO yen have been cmbcl-
llrd hy government officials during
the last siN wears.
Nc 80 Nok. minister II finance, I'D
viScd the emperor To pass sentence If
death on an officers who cmbclllcd
over 1000 yen. The cmpcrur's sane
tion wn- given uycr three weeks ago,
and Wholesale executions will soon
take place. Eighty officials are impli-
Gated. many of whom have already
been arrested.
Among those condemned r. Cho
Pyng Jik. premier. The officials I'M
der arrest claim that the money TAX
en- by them was In payment for sala-
rics or expenses incurred In collect
ing.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
THE BArTLEsHIP ILLINOIS.
III" nIE ship Has S~ucrrssfnIiS Drm-
mou~trntcd ihc Possibilities uf
III" New FiontiuH Dock.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE hig bat
ilrrhip Illinois hHs itst come out Is
the floating dryduck nj the Ncw Or
leans naval station, having success
fully demonstrated the possibilities
of that structure. The department
has been obliged Il" change its plans
Ia respect To- the vessels movements.
II viii lie necessary Ia omit the call
at Pensacola. which had been prom.
iHrd 10 the Florida people, aud, In
ntcnd the ship, after touching NJ Hat
Nnra for coal, will proceed directly
north Ia Newport News. Under the
terms of the contract uf the builders
the two days sea trial must Ice had
soon. and the ship must he thorough
~ inspected 10y the board Ia mnec
burc that the contractors du not as.
cape any proper liability for dcteri-
Grafton. II l. expected that III. llli-
nuls will Ice one of the American war
ships present nj the coronation ccrc.
monies In England,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
THE MAMIE BARNES TRIAL.


Jnck,ou,ill lie. Ill.,, Jan. ii.-Thc trial
of Mrs. Mamie barnes, of Quincy.
charged with the murder of her hus-
band. Dr. l.. j. Harness. ~ Monticello.
NJ the Central hospital for the In
sane NJ Jacksonville. last May. by
sending poisoned confectionery to
him by William Ferguson, ~ Quincy.
for which crime Ferguson was com
Nictcd and sentenced To 20 years in
the ~pcnitcutiary, began here ycstcr-
day In the circuit court. Judge
owen T.. Thomson presiding.
When court convened counsel for
Mlrs. Mary McNiliiums, of Quincy,
mother nf Mrs. Harness, and accused
~ an nccomplicc, created u surprise
hy making u motion 80 qunsh the in
dictmcnt against Mrs. McWillinms.
The motion will he heard In u few
days.
The jury had not been secured
when court adjourned.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
THE NIU CHwANG TROUBLES.
Charge OF Russian administrators
Au.tps, American soldiers Rc-
futcd u, Consul MILLER.

Pckin. Jan. 1G.-Thc United States
consul ut Niu Chwnng. Henry II. Mil
Ter. has replied to the Russian ndmin-
]istrntor's charge that sailors belong
ing to the United States gunboat
Nicksburg shot n Russian soldier,
during the recent disturbances ut
Mn Cl,wnug. saying that he. the
consul. aud the commander of the
Nickhurg. Commander H. H. Barry,
Investigated the nrnirthoroughly and
found no evidence whatever to con-
meet Americans with the shooting.
MIR. Congcr. the United States min
i.trr here. has received copies of the
recent correspondence between Con-
sui Miller aud the Russian admins
traitor nj New Chang. The consul
complained repeatedly ~ the opprcs-
siyc regulations nul uf c%ncrooch-
mcnts ON the rights ~ foreigners.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
AFFAIRS IN SAMOA.


Washington, Jan. 23.-Commnndcr
Scbrcc, commandment ~ the United
states naval station NJ Tutuila. UNI
der date of Page pngu. Samoa, has
made - report tn the navy depart
mcnt In regard To- that station. sny-
ing that matters generally ARE quiet.
Since he assumed command. In Mo-
ycmhcr last. he has visited the Is
lands of Mlnua and Olcscgu. and the
village Of Leone. In Tutuiln. as well
ns some Of the villages on Page Page
bay. lie says most II the natives are
suffering from influenza. Good prog
rcss is making In road building by
the natives, men. women and children
being employed.
rhe ~rnw:nander says that while he
was at Mnnun 2iG guns that were
turned over Ia the authorities, were
paid for, each native receiving a lit
tie over Sii for his weapon.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
MUST SHOW CLEAN HANDS.
cay "a, Nat violate. Its ~ Ordi-
nnn"r- 10 Procure 'on,ic-
tion of Another.

Denver. Col. Ian. according
to u decision announced by the court
~ appeals to-day. u city ia this state
u not prosecute n person for Nio-
lnting an ordinance II the city pro.
cures such violation through It's pros
ccuiiug witness for the purpose Of
securing evidence.
Orrin ". Wilcox u charged with
selling liquor la Berkeley ON sunday.
hut the defense proved that the pros
cutting witness was n spoitcr who
bought tho liquor with the purpose
81 filing the complaint. The lower
court convicted Wilcox, but the APP
pcllatc court holds that the city was
~ much responsible for the yiula'
iion Of the ordinance as the defend
ant. and il in no position To- complain
that it's ordinance ~ violated.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
FROM LAKES 70 TIE GULF.
Project Giving a National Aspect to
the Big Chicago Drain
age Canal.
AlINE BETWEEN LAKES AND THE GULF,
The Governmcnt 20 Be Asked 10 Pro-
vide Funds For the Construction
of Turning Bp-ins In the Chicago
river Go Facilitate General Nn,i-
cation.

Washington. Jan. ii-Thc project
Of giving n national aspect ia the
Chicago drainage canal, making II n
link in water connection between the
great lakes aud the gulf, was con
sidcrcd by the house committee on
rivers and harbors. Two delegations
from Chicago were present. n in
GLIDING the officers Of the sanitary
district Interested in this larger pro-
jcct aud another headed by former
Representative AdnniH. of Chicago,
who appeared In advocacy of i'm.
proved navigation facilities, includ-
ing turning basins In the Chicago
river. The latter project Wa iirat
presented by MIR. Adams. who cN-
planned the vast magnitude Of the
on the river mud the din
cultirs and dnngrrs incident to na,i-
gutinn at this time. III" city h maxi
ing extensive improvements. widrn'
ing the channel. erecting the most
modern bridges. etc, costing IN the
aggregate about Sii.OuO!UOO All 81
this benefited the general navigation
interests and IL was desired that the
federal government supplement the
work 10y providing turning basins Ia
cost about SiO0.O0u.
". H. Baker, chairman Of thc cnm'
mlttcr representing The canal trus'
tees. stated the general purposes 81
the project ~ extending that water
way 10 the Mississippi aud thence
giving u deep water cJnurl 4" -.
Louis. For the present. the commit
tee asked only u government survey
To- develop the feasibility ard nd,nn'
tnrcs ~ the plan, this survey To cost
/ S2uO. 900. Mr.. Baker did moi go into
7 the general merits ct the project
saving that the arguments were The
same as those 30 fully presented last
year.
Chairman Burton stated in Thu
connection hat the members ~ ih'
committee possibly cNnmincl The
project last summer and were ia
miliar with IT, general f%cpturcs.
MIR. Reeves, ~ Illinois. also state,
that the members ~ the cnmmittc,
wore possibly familiar with ihc situ
ntiuu and this obVintcd the nrcr.sit.
~ u long hearing. At q lu,cr ia.
the committee will pass upon th'
two items proposed.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
TO ALIENS.
severe Penalties for i.yp-bInI or
ConspirinI To Lynch For
rignrr. In America.

Washington, Jan. ii.-I,cprcscnta-
tive Crumpncker, Of Indiana, intro
duced a bill yesterday for the punish
mcnt "i persons taking part in the
l%ynching Of an alien. Those who COM
spirc In such II ~lynching are made
subject 10 death or ifcimprisonment,
while n meeting to organize such
lynching Of mn alien. Those who con
crnl courts ARE given jurisdiction Of
such %oi,cnscs, and persons who have
participated in lynchings are disqual-
flied from serving ~ jurors. The
mcnslr. II designed to cover eases
similar Ia the lynching of Italians in
Louisiana and Mississippi.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
Participants In Prosperl,y.

Youngstown, o., Jan. li.-At the BIZ
monthly bar iron wage scale confer
ence here yesterday afternoon the
wages for puddlers was advanced
from $3.50 per ton to S5.'5 per ton,
and the ate for iinishcrs from 67
cents per ton to rs j-lO cents per ton.
The examinations of the s,hcs of
bar iron made during November and
December showed that bar iron. upon
which the wages is based, sold for
more than $50 per ton, which entitled
the men to the increase. The in
crease affects $4,000 men west Of
Pittsburg.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
BAD WRECK IN OKLAHOMA.
In . Collision mt Okecne,
Oklahoma.

Chicago. Jan. li.-A message to
General Manager Hit of the Rock
Island road states that a passenger
train ran into a construction train
Monday killing two and injuring
eight others.
The collision occurred at Okecnc,
Okla. A misplaced switch IL believed
to have caused the wreck.
The Dead
II. X. Baer. Wichita. Kas.
l.. A. Colfy, Galva, Kas.
rbe Injured.
A. !. Peach. shoulder and hip
bruised.
Hubert Kimberly, bruised about
body.
Cecil Herring. slight.
!. i. Ilcppler, cut on head.
Joe Collins, slight.
+. T.. Hoop. slight.
G. T.. Tniscy. kncccap fractured.
c. Ncaton. face bruised.
The cause Of the wreck was the ma
licious breaking of the switch lock
aud the throwing Of the switch by
some unknown person. II. X. llacr,the
dead foreman, had n half interest in
the drug store II e. l., Lease. uf this
city. former husband ~ Mary u.
Ipu4p.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
AFFAIRS IN PORTO RICO.
The Work Of Preparing a Code OF
Laws to Supplant the Span
ish Progressing.
LEGISLATURE DILIGENTLY At WORK.
Tn. r.r.sep, Feeling Of B%uoynncy In
the I-irDJ In Marked Contrast
Win the Depression OF Tw"
Years Ago-t nitcd support OF the
Administrations.

New York. Jan. Al. :. Rowe,
chairman Of the law revision com
mission Of Porto Rico, arrived from
San Juan ON the steamship Ponce
The codes prepared by this commits
sion are being made the main sub
iect ~ discussion at the session "i
the legislative assembly Of Porto
Rico. which opened ON the first "i
January. In speaking Of the work
~ the session Mr.. Rose said:
'"rhc attitude of the legislative ~.
scmbly towards the codes submitted
los the commission demonstrates the
witcs prcud desire To- sccurc ~ soon
as possible. the full benefit of Amcri-
rDn institutions. The Foraker act
continued In force all the Spanish
laws until amended or repealed 10y
the local legislative assembly. This
work ~ amendment has been taken
up with great "nrncsin,ss. The
codes which the legislative assembly
H. NOW considering will bring the
LEGAL system ~ Porto Rico into close
harmony with the general principles
~ law prevailing In the states aud
territories 81 the union, II " said.
aud will. To that extent, encourage
the iuluN II american capital to the
island.
"'Thr feeling NJ huuyancy which
now prevails throughout Porto Rico
stands In marked contrast with the
depression ~ two years ngo. The
Improvement of the credit 81 the
municipalities. ~ shown 10y the san
Juan loan. will enable the cities aud
towns to- undertake much needed IN
pru,cmtnts In drainage. water sup
ply aud sanitation. \ final element ui
strength l. added Ia the situation by
the fact that both political parties
have come 10 the support uf the nd
miniStration. Vt the banquet recent
~ rendered Gov. Hunt. the leaders of
both parties pledged their united ~
forts for the advancement ~ the
common interests 81 the island"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
UaaLcr Threatened.

Springfield has a "Cudahy" case, 4,
u. Holland, m Of the wcalthiest
bankers In the southwest, was the in.
tended victim.
lilo, received a letter tho other night
which demanded that he get $1,000 In
D. m, Frisco train for Nichols junction,
four miles west. of. Springfield. on ar.
riving there with the money and a red
lantern, no was commanded to walk west
on the railroad track two miles. then
light the lantern and deposit the money
m the trnck and retire. making NO effort
afftcrward to discover what became IT
tbs money, Mr., Holland was threatened
with the most terrible injuries to him
sell and family, " b. failsd to comply
ait the demands Of the letter. No effort
has been made to comply and nothing
has vet como of Il.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17

Mrs. pcyton Davis, u bride Of les,
thnn u year. near Appleton City, ngca
80. She was the daughter of W. W
Hcnsclmnnn, u wealthy citizen of -
Clair county.
james Simms, one Of the oldest
residents of SHin; Clair county, nul
father ~ John l. Simms, collector oi
the revenue.
Judge John Il. Henderson, ut
the oldest and u leading citizen II
Cape Girardcau county, aged NJ. II,
was Judge Of the county court for a
nnmber nf Ncnrs.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
TWAS NOTHING SERIOUS.
Dispatch Prom ,on,mandcr Harry
In Reference To III" Reported
clash at Mn ,bwnpg.

Washington. Jan. 4.-Sccrctnry
Long received the following cable.
gram. Monday. from Commander I'd.
ward u. Harry, IT the ginbuat Weeks
burg. IN answer to the departments
inquiry regarding the rcccntly'rc-
ported clash at Niu Chwang between
sailors Of the Nicksburg and Russian
soldiers.
Wing Kan (no dntc),- Secretary
Navy. Washington, Nothing serious;
crew orderly.
(Slnnrdl H\IinN.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
The Hurst nro,h.r-. Pedestrians.

New York, Jan, ll.--Len Hurst, Of
Edmonton, the champion long-dis'
tance runne Of England, and his
brother doe, have entered the coming
siN-day pedestrian mHtcn which will
take place at Madison square garden
next month. len Hurst holds the
worlds record for - hours, 100 miles,
beating Charley liowells famous run
November l, 1850, by over three
miles.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
Nine. Nordicn Not, seriously Injured

Nashville, Tenn, Jan, li.-Mme
Nordicn arrived here yesterday and
appears to be suffering no incon.
,eniencc in consequence of the shake
up she received in the southern rail.
way wreck ut Rome, Ga, Sunday. The
diva is slightly bruised about the
shoulders and the injury is apparent.
~ inconsequcntial.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17

St. Louis. Jan. li.-Mrs. Virginia
Bland, widow of the laie Hon. Rich
ard 4. Bland, of Missouri, for "a
years one of the democratic leaders
in congress, has accepted the posi-
tion ms hostess in the Louisiana Pur-
chase exposition building Mt the
Charleston exposition,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17

Newport, II. l., Jan. i4.-Assistant
Surgeon ]. II. buchanan, L. 5. ",
committed suicide NJ the naval train
ing station Sunday. During u III of
delirium. incident 10 typhoid fever,
he got hold of Il razor and cut his
throat, dying shortly after.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
sion On the Go,crnor Of Penn
syINanIn for Edmond Palmer.

Springfield, H., Jan. ll.-Gov.
Yates has issued n rcquisition for the
c%Ntradition Of Edmond Palmer, Of
the banking firm of Palmer ~ Myrcr,
OF Chicago, who Is charged with lar
ccny 10y converting to his own use IA
draft of $1,000, the property Of John
W, Spcrr, without consent Of the
owner. Palmer Is under arrest in
pit;shurg. Pa.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17

Truman a. Post, one of the best
known lawyers of ST. Louis, was
found dead in bed. DR., Post, brother
Of deceased. said heart disease.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
The, ties, sid. by Side.

Joseph O'Connor, n resident of Nor
mandy, u st. Louis suburb. died, a
fc~ days ago, and u few hours later
his daughter, Mrs. Mollic llaggcrty,
died in the same house, Father and
daughter were buried at the same
hour. side by sid,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17

Camden, y. j., jan. 1.-THE will Of
the late United States senator WIN.
j. Scwcll was admitted To probate
yesterday. The estate Is divided
equally among Gen. Scwelrs wife and
five children, As no inventory was
filed, the value of the estate is esti-
mated at $500, 900.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
Rev. John meaiy nnywood pead.

Louisville, Ky, Jan. li.-Rcv. John
lIcaly Haywood, aged IS, one of the
best-knoWn preachers in the Unitar-
ian church in the country, died Mon
day,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
Acquitted of Murder Charge.

Clinton, ILL.,, Jan, ii.-Warrcn C.
Brewer and Clay Gender, kcntucki-
ans, charged with the murder of Ed.
Taylor, of Dewitt. on July 20 last,
were declared moi guilty by the jury
Mt their trial here.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
w..s. both s,ase conycu,Io...

Joplin is out for the republican and
democratic state conventions. The
Commercial club has placed the mat
ter In the hands of n committee.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
The Transport Hancock.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE wear de.
partment 10 advised of the arrival Of
the transport Hancock at Manila Jan
nary II.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17

According to old maps the frss
nume Of st. Louis was "St. Louis des
Hlinois"--that is ST. Louis the pDtrap
Daint Of the Illinois (Indians).
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17
worlds FAIR progress.
Items Picked Up During the Week
at st. Louis Worlds Fair
Headquarters.
each DAY SHOWS SOME ADVANCEMENT.
1osA AZ Home and Abroad the In
terest In che Grcst Enterprise IL
BetnG AaG mented aud steps He
ang Taken for Active and suits-
BILE Participation.

channcl-way, which In to carry the
wateru OF the River des rerca
through the Worlds fair site, was
begun ON January Z. The contract
r~euires that the channel be com
pleted by March 10.
The Hanlcy.Cnscy Co, Of Chicago.
was the successful bidder for the
sewcr work ON the Worlds fair site,
their bid being s3i.GIs.i5. The spcci.
Rcations call for $50 feet Of four.
foot brick sewer, 400 feet Of pipe
sewer, from Is TO 30 inches In diam.
ctcr. and 1850 feet NJ two-foot steel
discharge pipe. The work ~ To he
completed In as days from the sign
ing Of the contract, under n penalty
of $50 n day for delay.
Wce-Consul E~sscndrup. the repre-
sentative Of Norway aud Sweden In
st. Louis, is arranging for an cxhi'
bition Of Scandinavian paintings ut
the Worlds fair.
A bill npproprinting $4,000 for n
Worlds fair exhibit Inns been intro
duced In the legislature of Porto
Rico. and II In generally believed that
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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17

The following interesting facts ara
taken from the recent report Of the
state superintendent Of public
schools. These 30 cities nrc the only
ones In the state employing
than ~ teachers:
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-17

Following shows the gross postal
receipts during December of the
three principal cities NJ Missouri.
for December. 1900, and the increase:
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-03-14
Mining Notes.

Work III the copper belt on various
cl@lms i going steadily ahead.
The shaft ON the luke Is now down
about I5O feet Drifting is also going
on at the l0O-foot level aud some very
good ore is being encountered. The
rock is perforated with copper and
there seems 70 be good ledge OF it.
On the Independence the shaft is
being steadily sunk aud in few DAYS
they will reach the 20 foot level Some
very high grade ore has baeh found.
and the company have every reason to
believe that they will strike BODY Of
good paying ore verv shortly.
In Montpelier canyon the Moore
Douglas tunnel is in nearly 200 feet. aid
some good looking rock has been struck
but not the copper lead. The tunnel
will be pushed 100 feet further To the
eastward. The bad weather has nre-
vented the starting of work on other
claims that have all preparations made
for extensive development. The next
month will see the Golden Gate. Conner
King, Elk Copper lining, and other
Companies actively at work in the belt.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-03-14
.Penitentiary Report.

Warden Arney of the state peniten-
tiary filed his report with the board of
pardons for tue month of ebrnary.
The report shows that on February
there were 127 prisoners in the institu-
ton and there was received during the
month one prisoner Levy.
This made a total of 128 prisoners.
Released during the month the fol-
lowing: Joseph Ponaparte, sent up
from Nez Perce foI Is months for
grand larceny.
Peter Mallick another Nez Perce con-
Wet, on the charge of grand larceny,
for Is months
Charles Smith negro from Bannock
county. for four years for attempted
criminal assault
Warden Arnev now has l25 prisoners
on hand, including George Levy, the
convicted murderer of Davis Levy.
Yesterday the warden also submitted
his monthly report for conducting the
penitentiary during the mouth of Febru-
airy. 1t shows that the maintainanee
fund amounted to $319o. 40 including
the salary OF the guards which amounted
to Sll5046
The improvement fund cost the state
So39.24, 800 of which was for the SER
vice of guards
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-03-14

Ten DAYS in Spain. Kate r ield.
The Princess. TennysOn.
Enoch Arden. Tennyson
Story Of the Earth's Atmosphere.
Archibald.
Story of the Plants Allen.
Story of the Cotton Plant Wilkinson.
A Graded List of Common Words lif
fcrlt to Spell Penniman.
Julius Ceaser edited by Innis.
Minor Poems of Milton edited by
Thomas.
Fables and Nursery Tales. Norton.
Vicar of Wakefield. Goldsmith.
Selections from ellsworth edited by
Venab1e
Psychology of Childhood. Tracy.
Living Creatures u Water. Land and
Air Montieth
American Literature. text book
Hawthorne
W woodstock Sc,,tt.
The Rhine of the Ancient Mariner
0OItIltlSt-
Emile Worlhin.ttn
Life of Samuel Johnson. Macaul1y
Selections from Byron Venable,
The Birds hristmas Carol. Virgins.
Conci iatiOns with the American Col
onies hurke.
Four Years of Novel Reading. Moulyon.
LongfellowS Complete Poet,cal Works.
The Story OF the Romans Guerber.
\ TPnnesean in Syria Marsh.
Seaside and MaySide. Wright.
Sorry of an Untold Love. Ford.
Lie of ashinglon bancroft.
Persons desiring hooks \ ill please
come between the hours of ana Ii a.
N. and tu p m. every day exec. t
sunday.