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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-12-19
Meeting Of IrrigatiOniStS.

Nearly 200 people gathered in the
assembly hall of the Dewey hotel at
Nampa Tuesday evening to discuss
the question of government aid in
enlarging and building canals and
to learn the sentiment of the water
users in this district upon the matter.
Great interest was shown by those in
attendance.
The meeting was called to order
by j. H. Graybell and proceeded
Immediately to the business of the
evening. Addresses were made by
D. W. Ross, government engineer In
charge of the work in Idaho; Rep
resentative j. H. Lowell, Ex-Governor
Frank Steunenberg and LATE Pence.
The meeting appointed committee
of three, j. j. Walling, ]. NJ. Bray
and H. A. Partridge, to circulate 8
petition to be presented to Secretary
of the Interior Hitchcock asking fol
government aid.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.


County OF Washington.
BY virtue of an Execution issued out of the
Honorable District Court for Washington Coun-
ty on the 28th day OF November, 1908, by the
Clerk thereof. in the case OF r. l.. Sabin, Plain
tiff, versus Edward j. Davis and Edward T.
Davis. CO. partners, doing business under the
firm name and style OF Davis Drug Company,
defendants, No. 90, and to me, Sheriff. directed
and delivered. for Judgment rendered and en-
tered in said Court on the 14th day OF October,
AID. 1908 in favor OF r. l.. Sabin Plaintiff versus
Edward j. Davis and Edward 7. Davis, CO.
partners doing business under the firm name
and style OF DAVIS Drug Company, | will pro-
coed to sell for cash, lawful money of the United
States, at the hour of 200 o'clock p. m, on
Thursday. the 3ist day of December. A. ID. 1908
at the Court House door in Weiser in Washing
ton County State Of Idaho the following des-
cribed property, to-wit:
''The s. W. 4 OF Section TIP 20 n. r. w. b.
NJ. in Washington County State OF Idaho
levied on as the property OF Edward j. Davis Ia
satisfy said judgment, amounting to 1881 "a
and cost of suit.
Given under my hand. this 5th day OF Deem
Der, A. ID. 1903.
1888 WMLoUGHBY ADAMS. Sheriff
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One Hundred Dollars a Bo.

is the value 81. A Tisdale, Summer
ton, S. G. places on DeWitts Witch
Hazel Salve. He says: 81 had the
piles for 20 years. L tried many
doctors and medicines, but all failed
except DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
1t cured me-" 1t is combination of
the healing properties of Witch Hazel
with antiseptics and emollients; re.
lieves and permanently cures blind,
bleeding, itching and protrudine
piles, sores, cuts, bruises, eczema,
salt rheum and all skin diseases
Sold by ali druggists.
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Notice of Forfeiture.
Sanford, Florida, SEP

SANFORD, FIorlda, Sept. to, IvO3.
To James l.. Swift.
You are hereby notified that have expended
the necessary amount OF assessment work in
labor and i'm provements upon the claims known
as the Little Elfrda Nos. and 2, also John ID.
situated on north slope of War Eagle Mountain,
head OF California Creek, Idaho Co., Idaho,
under the provisions OF section 1924. Revised
Statutes Of the United States to hold same And
IL within ninety days from the service OF this
notice (or within ninety days after this notice
by publication) You fail or refuse to contribute
your proportion OF such expenditure as CO.
owner your interest in said claim will become
the property OF the subscriber, under saio section
2324 JOIN DOWNFALL. President
Dated Sanford, Fla. Sept. 10. 1903 6-3-m
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The Lone. Star State.

Down in Texas at Yoakum, is big
dry goods firm, of which Mr.. j. NJ.
Halter is the head. Mr.. Halter, on
one of his trips East to buy goods,
said to friend who was with him in
the palace car, ''Here, take one of
these Little Early Risers upon retir-
ing, and you will be up early in the
morning feeling good. . For the dark
brown" taste, headache anc that logy
feeling, DeWitt's Little Early Risers
are the best pills to use. Sold by
all druggists.
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Notice of Attachment,

In the District Court OF the Third Judicial Dis
trict of the State OF Idaho, in and for the
County OF Washington. $500
A. b. Hudelson, E. " Johnson and G. F.
Hudelson, co-partners as Hudelson, johnson
and Company, Plaintiffs VS.. Utah and Idaho
Land and Lumber Company, corporation, De-
PENDANT.
:. Notice is hereby given that in the above en-
TITLED action there has been issued out OF said
Court Writ OF Attachment against the proper
ty OF the defendant the Utah and Idaho Land
and Lumber Company, a corporation.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court
at Weiser, Idaho this 10th day OF December, 1908
(sEAL) FRANK f. SMIrn
30-35 Clerk OF said Court
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Pacific & Idaho
Northern R'y
ONLY DIRECT
RAIL ROUTE

ONLY DIRECT
RAIL ROUTE
FROM WEISER, IDAHO. TO
Ruthburg, Heath, and the celebrated Save,
Devils Copper mines. Payette Lakes. Nidds
Salubria, and Long Valleys, Salmon River M,
dows, and Gold Placer Diggings,
When travelling west in search Of new bona
stop of at Weiser, Idaho take Tip M 81,
Pacific & Idaho Northern Railway to aim Is.
ton of country, and investigats IL nanym.
sources. You will not be disappoiHtsd
DELIGHTFUL CLIMATE
Cool night breezes from the snow-cappsd nom.
tsins, making sleep refreshing.
NO MALARIA
PURE MOUNTAIN WATER.
Plenty Of excellent unoccupied government
land, abundance of merchantsble timber no
failure of crops.
TRAIN SCHEDULE.
Dep. Daily An. Daily
Elk. Sunday. Ell Sunday
800 a. m. Weser 400 n.
9:56 {" Middle Valley 2;l7 +"
1880 " Cambridge l:S
II 40 a. m. Council ls;D
Rates and further information furnished upor
application.
General Manager. wsisef. hsno
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Estray Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that have taken up
as an Estray at my place about four miles east
of Weiser, Washington county, Idaho, on this
nth, day OF November, 1908 the following des-
crbed animal:
about 300 lbs. no brand visible
Dated at weser, Idaho, this 18th, day OF Nov
ember, 1903
witness: Taker Up.
CHARLES FRASER WeIser, Idaho.
Filed, Nov nth 1908. FRANK Il. SMITH,
23-12 Auditor.
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Estray Notice.

Came to my place at Eaton Station, six. miles
west of Weiser. Washington county, Idaho, on
18th December 1908:
One pony bay mare, brand invisible, star on
forehead, white spot on nose, white on inside OF
nine hundred Had saddle on with bride on
the horn of saddle, one canvas coat strapped to
back OF saddle
Dated at Weiser, Idaho, this 18th day OF Dec,
1908. 31-41 JOHN OBkhe.
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NOTICE 20 CREDITORS.


tslate ~ william qilaeFoy deoeasodi
6a e,,,als y u h'',e{ ggee by .he undeyiguei
eectahel "A one cndllorf IA ND ail nnef,lofl
hafpf olnns against nd SAID daco4.ad Fitf...
nll1g h,op Nlah ~ nfe.fliy foucher within
lrn Mnflls AflT ,e nf'l Publication hi Xxx
nslFN 4 fmlnI p NeNel liiy idsho ""' N
NAtfl NfcfmlHI lff 1909
NFnnlN n nIIuNNuT AdmluIslrai.. - al.
ffiaiHoI william Ndt0Y loefs.ai ~.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-12-19
EstraY Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that ], the UNDERMINED
Law Law esksn w ~ sstray, az my place, 6ye miles
eeet oi nelsef NAslingtonfcounty, Idaho on
animal to-Wlti N''N'f|''
one bay nofse, weight about go pounds. about
nfteen or sixteen years Cd brandsf 4. rYet
shoulder mas spawn on right hind WI IA nd
iee v1ltf hairs in forehead, and w IL sad
~ m5fheq, ,oo Dated "a Weisef - IDAHO.
Fllee. December 5tbl 1908 Fa4ss n ss ssltu
wv AuliInI
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0. s. l. and P. & |. N. R. R. Cos.

On account of the lack of ware
house facilities at this station, the
above companies will assess storage
charges on all shipments which are
not removed within five days after
arrival, effective January first, 1904
j. W. LAPIsH, Agent.
Weiser, Idaho, December 18th,
1908.
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WANTED-FAITHFUL PERSON NJ
travel for we'll established houss ;o ~
counties, calling on retail merch.n,s Nv y.
agents. Local territory. Salary a,s sS ~
per week with expenses addjhon,i w. "
payable in cash each week. Mo0 s !, y
expenses advanced. Position uerm, I'M; w
Business successful and rushing - sssa
dard House, 800 Dearborn ST.. chis' .a'
22-26 ~
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-12-19

wANTED-A TRUSTWORTHY GExr,r ~ Z.
or lady in each county to manage hus;r.as.. A.
an old established house OF solid nnsnc,sp - q
ing. A straight bona fde weekly sslsr, y y.
paid by check each Monday with All 49,, y ~
direct from headquarters. Money sdv,scspSs l g
expenses. Enclose addressed envelope n ~. "
&C., ~ 70 ''n ''s'' o"''as0' les
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-12-19

At Bucks, we have nice lot of
country butter from Oregon at 3Oc
and 35c per pound. Call and see us
on Commercial st. Phone No. 70.
31-tf
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Estray Notics

Notice is hereby given a..
about twelve niles nIss up P. q ~ f.s 4
creek; washington county. aw.ttisst, q ~
a aast gay Of November. A. b ' iaos on Mf &
ve one d 1ea and and white spotted As,,.
with crop. and split IN ch rieht Y,
under-b bit in left ear. Flight a., ~
Dated at Weiser. Idaho
OF december. A. D., 1904 thla 10th A.
Witness: ~ ~
LEROY BARTON. oHASSos Bso.
Filed Dec. 10th, 1908 Ta[s,v,
30-4l rtAsK E. Sv,ssla
County Iu sds,.
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$40 Reward.

40 anyone that will let me know where the
following described horse Is;
Black with a small white spot in forehead
also little white on tip Of nose, ana saddle
n.t ~ sbouIder q n = Strayed out of Webb
Pastrya az Mead NM ows about the 7th OF
santember wv r. w. MONROE,
So-ss Payette, Idaho
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07
further than Motley into the sources OF the IN
strument of the Union Of Utrecht.


Charles Scribners Sons are to issue In their
Semitic Series work by Duncan b. Macooh-
aid professor in the Hartford Theological Semi
nary. on "The Development of Muslin THEOLOGY
jurisprudence and Constitutional Theory He
writes in his preface:
IT is with great diffidence that L send out TINS
book Of the lack and need of some textbooh
of the kind there can be little doubt. From tne
educated man who wishes to read with inter
Igence his Arabian Nights to the student Oh
history or of law OF theology who wishes 10
know how il has gone in such matters with the
great Muslin world there is demand enough anu
to snare. Still graver is the difficulty for the
growing body Of young men who are taking up
French there is book to which teacher
NAV send his pupils for brief guidance on the
development of these institutions; on the deVei-
onment of law there only scattered ana
fragmentary papers. and on the development ol
theology there is practically nothing. But OF tie
difficulty of supplying this need there can ne
even less doubt Goldziher could do IL 1u,y
and completely; no other AraDlSt awe couiu
approach the task other than with trepldatloh
The following pages therefore form KIND OF
forlorn attempt. a rushing in on the part OIL
one who is he is not an angel ana is III
grave doubt the question of folly, but VINO
also sees the gap, and no great alacrlty on lile
part of his betters toward filling 1T. One thlng
however I would premise with emphasis. All
the results given here have been reached or
verified from the Arabic sources These
sources are seldom stated either in the text or
in the photography, as the book is lntehoeo 10
be useful to non-Ara biStS. but throughout 'hey
lie behind 1t and its basis.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07
WHO WERE THE GREEKS?

From The London Globe.
Under this title Professor SayCe has an ar
ticle in the current number of The Contempt
rary Review" in which he studies in the old
fashioned scholars method the origin Of the
Greeks. He goes back to the tenth chapter OF
tienesis. where we read. And the sons of Javan,
Elishah and Tarshish Kittim and Dodanm.'
Now, says the professor, Javan is the Ionian
Greek. and the Greek Of the old Biblical geog-
rapher is, accordingly, the brother Of the two
nations of Asia Minor. Tubal and Meshech.
Professor Sayce considers that the geographical
position OF the Greek is plain. He lived on the
southern coast of Asia Minor. and occupied the
region which extended from the Gulf Of Antioch
10 Rhodes, including the islard of Cyprus. The
Ionic Greek was the of the Chilean Japheth,
who had mixed his blood with that Of sea rovers
OF the stock OF HELEN and the language that
ne spoke was mixture also
The Ionian Greek was not pure blooded Hell
lene like the Dorian. but half European and
half Asiatic- His first home was not in Europe,
but in the south Of Asia Minor where he min
gled with Dorian settlers from the West But
the curious point is that the Hittite grammar
presents an extraordinary resemblance to Greek
grammar, and the professors recent decipher-
ment OF the Hlttite Inscriptions has led him to
believe that in Greek we have an AsiatIc as we'll
Aryan element
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07
THEOLOGY.

WATER BAPTISM. BY James II. Moon Emo, IL
tFalIsington. Penn: James H. Moon-t
\ treatise the rite proving by Scripture and his
tory Pagan and Jewish ceremony. not
Christian.
SOME ACTORS IN OUR LORDS PASSION. BY the Rev
Hermann Lilienthal. VI. A. With Introduction by
Thomas March Clark. ID. d. ii. u
limo. pp. xii 15I. tThO4nas Whitaker
Character studies OF six concerned in the be
travail and cr;cifxioh OF Christ with chapter
meaning Of the Cross. and a talk the Resur
rect!on.
THE EXTRA-CANONICAI4 IIFB OF CHRIST. BY Bern
hard Pick Ph. D. ID. II. l2mO. pp. 312 tFunk &
WsGnalls Company
The Of Christ Is told from material
Apocryphs. followed by narratives OF the Passion from
miscellaneous records. ard concluding with a coec
tlon savings attributed u Christ from Egyptian.
and other sourves
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07
Soflre of Summons.
cT-PRE,IE COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY


- Mary octavia Ten Brock Plaintiff asadHst ~ tFSn -
y Issaboty individually and acnllnsS STatOI oL W
s,atc of Harriet Peabody deceased ana a. F1sCas
seased Lucreta BrOeck Houghell9s HafFle' -
r9,.is- Augustus Peabody. Francis StuS eSsO
$50 Helena Louisa Todd. Margaret ; W -,
~ ,isrrIIp Stvvesaut T. 3. Jackson lnul'lIity &c -
Fs%tor Of the last viii and Testament or IqTne.a :
IcIsnn deceased Helen R. Runnells Edward r. baSsr
ThiTtT Baker Mary 4 Ter BroecN tndl' 'dua,5 anu -
Ihlllp > ~ Iast viii and Testament Of Etw8ri ?
!TsT f;r5eCk deceased. i4ucretia il Spa1lns Tlsne
I-,Lii,, Proutv and Lawrence F. Ennree anu -sit1 -
t,nbTee individually and Executors ot tne aSs VII
I'M Testament OF Robert e. Embreer d7-e4~e-i se@ea
sTts 10 the above named Defendants and each OF mem
WI re hereby summoned % answer the coInptsht IN l1
aCor ana 10 copy OF YOUR answer on inc Faln
e Sttornevs within DAYS after the service e
tbis summons OF the day or service ana M
as ~ YOUR failure appear answer udsnien, s
he taken against you default for the relief demaaasl
in complaint
Uafed New York November H. t9t2 .
N''~- " COJDESIET RROTHEES.
Plainn"s AttoT9eys once and tostoice AidIesS W. -
Broadway. Manhattan. y. L
To the Defendant. Helena Louisa Todd The to.eSo'.S
an order OF Honorable Francis scott Justice .
a. .or.r,s T,utt Of the S<ate York dated Us
sTs das OF Decembe- 1902 and Med with The copae .
in tbe orce OF Clerk OF New York county st ne
~ New York Borough Of Manhattan on the ID day u
January. 1908 -, ,oo.
N"'eN - COUEERT BROTHERS.
Plaintiffs Attovseys No Il Broadway, New YORK
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07

Rut We can overlook this for the sake of the
numerous productions full OF fun in the vein
of AN Impromptu Fairy Tale. the beginning
and end Of which run in this wise:
wunst upon time, wunst
They vuz a Fairy King.
An everything he have wuz gold
His clo'es an ever thing!
An all the other Fairies
In his goldun Palace hall
Had TO hump an hustle
Cause he bosst of all!
Men they have a Banqut
In the Palace hall
An ist ct, an eti an cti
Men they have a Ball;
An when the Queen o Fairyland
Come p'omenadn' through.
The King SAYS an halts her
Guess I'll marry your
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

~ ,-- f;r,sveuor : Hubbard surviving acting Iru
e., ,t,tsr the VIII OF James BOgert, deceased -
-.r~.Tt ~ the supreme Court Of the state ct \e"
James Martin. = GraySon Nsl
- N'tiIiar r. Lizzie Barber. sarah Nnetp...
,, r.,,.s A. Nlurphy William u tuloert John r Hs
Irark 3 Vtil. Eleventh Ward Bank Charles-s, -
Bremen, Joseph Beck. Martina VIZ
xr.h L5sfsr louisa buchanan. John Grimes tSlsA
.sts-s,, Iohn McGovern, Betty Parker, James OoI
1nSo Ryrd James Singleton. Martha Parker. An
80 ,is, T,u.ma small. John Jones Uhe name 'Jnnn
Sat,, arttrioIs his being uuknoWn % piaih
t'-Hs Ssrah NcFleld said name Sarah' oel1S
er,ittcns her true being unNnown 10 ptairtt''
y. I'acn :. Hubert Florenee NJ Hubert his VIE
t.nn,.- al David Fiesensohn Defendants suende
, 10 the above named Defendants and esc1 q
,t.Trt you are hereby summoned to answer the coH
,ainf i, mis- action aud copy ot your aasN
tSs I,Iarttnss Attorneys within twenty dayS ae
service OF exclusive ot the daS -
Nrt In case OK failure % appear. 9
,Uss~ i,tsmrnt taken against You oY deisS1s
for the relief demanded in thf S'mpla,nt
New York. NOV ennoer &c. lVv-
80 Ooics Ali-.ss and once. NJ. y William StfSt
Manhattan. New York t1N g., ,-,s~
To the Defendants; Lizzie Barber sarah Aneppso'
frank h Vail Charles =. Muhlker Thomas Bremen.
rrJ Iohn J. Murphy. The foreBong amended summons
I ssrV ed upon YOU publication pursuant 70 al or9e
% the Honorable Freedman Justice or the 90
prene 1Our o. state OF New York dated ne
dav OF January filed with the Complaint in
orice or the COuaty ct New York AZ q"
Office ir County Court House IN said County
Dated New York. o. 1909 a..
Yours SC CHARLES ~ MORGAN SON, Attorneys lor
PiAlntn. y William street.. Manhattap, Nav toEA
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07
EDUCATIONAL.

THE MAKING OF OUR MIDDLE SCHOOLS. BY Elmer
Ellsworth Brown. Ph. D. 12rlo. pp. Kill 54f- uong
Green>& Coz
An account Of the development OF the Secondsry ~
the Latin Grammar Schools OF Coonal
davs and the Academy Civil War period. to
the public high to-day. Appendices Offering
statistics of secondary schools. recent school cur
riculums and a photography complete the volume.
MARIANELA Por B. Perez Gad6s. Edited. with
Preface and Explanatory Notes in English, by Louis
A. I.oiseaux, B. s 12mo, PIP viii, 2S3. William r.
Jenkins.D
For the use OF students in Spanish.
A SELECTION FROM MRS. BROWNTNi'S POEMS
Edited by Heoise F. Hersey. 16mo pp. Xxi, 19l-
(The Macmillan Company
In the Pocket American and English classics
with Introductory sketch Of the life or
a criticism of her work a poet
followed by a chronological list Of her writings
FRENCH COMMERCIAL. CORRESPONDENCE BY
Charles C;Iauser Phi. u. Arranged adapted BY
W. Mansfield Poole. NJ. \. 12mo, PIP. xiv, Isl. th
7. Dutton & Coz
COMMERCIAL. GERMANY. In Two Parts. BY Gustav
Tiein and Michel Becker Part J. 12mo, pp XII. III
T.. =. DuttOn d. co..
For in secondary schools, presenting the study
language ny the direct method.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07
BOOKS or THE WEEK.
ART.

SIR JOHN EVERETT MIILAIS. BY A L. Baidry.
limo pp Ga .The Macmillan Company
In Bells Miniature Series Of PAINTERS Illus
trated.
MIJRIIIO. BY George G williamson, Lift D. l6no pp
81 (The Macmillan Company
r. ..Rsu.s Miniature Series Of Painters illus
trated.
wATTEAU AND HIS SCHOOL. Edgcumbe staley;
n A. l2mo. DID xii CThe Macmillan Company >
In The Great Masters in Painting and Sculpture
series illustrated
THE STTARTS Being Illustrations of the Personal his
tory Of the Family Especially Mary queen OF
scots, in sixteenth Seventeenth Eighteenth Cent
ury Art Rv J. j. Foster. In Two Volumes Follo'
mn xiii 14o X I45. e. p. Dutton & Coz
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BIOGRAPHY.

BARNAs SEARS: 4 CHRISTIAN EDUCATOR By
AIvah Hovey. u. D., LII. D. limo Pr. w. let
(Silver. Burdett & Coz
VIRGINIA Girl. IN THE CIVIL. WAR 1s6l-1st'. tol
lected and Myrta Iockett AVary. LIMO
pp. 3s4. Cd. Appleton & Coz
"reminiscences of the wife OF Confederate oft1ceT
during the Civil War
THE LIFE OF JOSEPH PARKER. Pastor OF City TEN
pie London Ry William Adamson. D. ID. oVo' Pp
Illustrated with reproductions portraits and pho
tograrhs
THE HEART OF JOHN WESIEN'S JOURNAL" I'm
On Introduction BY Hugh Price Hughes NJ 4. and an
Appreciation of Journal by Augustine B!rEe'i
X G. Edited by Percy Livingstone Parker. Emo
pp xxxii. 5f2 (Fleming II. Revell)
THE JOURNAL. OF ARTHUR STIRLING. f'The Valley
OF the Shadow Revised and Condensed with an
Introductory Sketch. 12mo, xV. 1856 ID Apple
ton & Coz
A diary recording the struggles of a young man to
a writer.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07
RE PRINTS.

THE WIND TANNERS. BY T. Jenkins Hams. 12mo
pp. 2I3. F. NJ. Buckles & Coz
the
THE HISTORICAL WRITINGS OF JOHN FISKE In
twelve volumes. Houghon Mifisn s. Coz
New STANDARD Library edition Illustrated with
reproductions Of portraite maps. charts facsmiles
LETTERS AND LITERARY REMAINS OF EDWARD
FITZGERALD. In seven volumes. Vols H.
svo pp XIII. 81; 1926 (The Macmillan Company.)
THE GREAT BOER WAR BY Arthur Conan DOYLE
syc pp. i46. (McClure. Phillips & Coz
The fnal revised and enlarged edition with an ap-
pendix giving brief chronological summary OF the
A JOURNEY TO f.HASA AND CENTRAL. TIBET. Rv
Chandra Das &. l. r.. Edited by he Hon "
W. Rookhill. Emo, y 80. III. T.. Dutton x Coz
Illustrated with reproductions or photographs and
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

TOPOGRAPHIC DE IsElUROPE. Catalogue Prix
Marques Cartes Ancienues ct De NUes De Nilles
NNue-N NINrie Slscle- $40. 40 tOyrsen i
Pfrfer1
TAHITI THE GOLDEN. BY Charles kceler- sVn
is tsan Francisco: Oceanic Steamship Company
A sketch Of the south island illustrated with
reprotucl ions OF photographs.
, o>uoN IN THE EnGITTEENTH CENTURY. by Sir
~ Waiter Besant 4to pp. xvii. 66T the Macmillan
Company
FRANCISCO AND THEREABOUT. by charles
keaIer sva. pp. 81. (San Francisco; The California
Promotion CoInmitteep
Sketches OF Francisco In its early days and
the present illustrated with reproductions Of photo
graphs.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07
FICTION.

THE MASTER OF WARLOCk. \ Virginia War Story.
By George Cary Egg,eston. illustrated by G. y. Will
Jams. t2mo PIP. 433. Boston: Lo;hrop Publishing
Company
A HANDFUL. SILVER. Six Stories of Silversmiths
BY Horace Townsend. Pictures by Alexander Nj
Mcclellan. 12mo. PIP. 1+6 trhe GCrham COmpduy.)
THE CAPTAIN. BY Churchill Williams illustrated by
Arthur /. Keller. 12mo mp 10 tBoston: Lothrop
Publishing Company.
A tale of the Ciyu War in which General Gran, fig
the hero.
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