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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-14

Double Green Trading Stamps Wednes-
day and big reduction sale in all depart
ments. The Nicollet Clothing House.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-14
WORK OF A YEAR
Annual Report Of Union City Mission
Receipts for the Year,

The annual report Of the Union City
Mission has just been issued. It is an at
tractive book finely illustrated with half
tone cuts. The officers are: Superinten-
dent G. M. Stocking; president, L. E..
Hughes; secretary, A. G. White; treasurer,
w. F. Black. The receipts for the year
have been s36,6S604 disbursements, $780,
747.96; balance in building. s3,917.21; in
general fund, $1I1.43.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-14
VANS MORAL EFFECT

1t Causes "Sow Pays" Of st. Paul to Pay
Their Taxes In
Hurry.
Sheriff Justus Of Ramsey county, fol.
lowing Sheriff J. w. Dreger's lead, has
adopted the van method Of collecting de.
linquent personal property taxes. Yes.
terday the slow ones in St. Paul were sur
prised to see a posse of deputy sheriffs
backed up by big moving van, appear
in front Of their houses, but the surprise
had very salutary effect, and withou
exception eevry one paid up. AS the re-
suit of the days labor, $1,000 was col
lected.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-14

rs Per Cent Discount on "knox' Straws
Hat Dept, Plymouth Clothing House.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-14
WE DO SELL PIANOS GOOD PIANOS

WE ISSUE SPECIAL SEP
ARATE BOOKLETS, illus
trating these several sections
OF our stock, and shall be
pleased to mail any, or all Of
them, on application:
Furniture, Draperies, Car
pets. Crockery, Kitchen Fur
nishings, Hotel and Restaurant
Supplies. Refrigerators, BIZ
cycles, Children's Vehicles.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08
PERSONAL MENTION


 Mrs. Lou MeGraih, Baby Verne Dor oshv and Mss Flora HauXhurst, will leave On the Dolphin for a three months vls" to Seattle. The Indies have not been South f,r i've wears, and Mss Dorothy who Is native, will mike her first advent ln the Unitsd states.
 Jas Barrett, wife and brother, L. Bar r.tt, left fyr Vancouver on the Princess May.
 WE. Crews the Juneau attorney ar rived on the Spokane.
 Mr. and Mrs Geo. Blanchard left on the Spokane for visit to Juneau.
 Stockholders Auditor Wilkinson oi the ". P. & '. left on the Princess May.
 c, s. MavhOod the Dawson trader lett on the Princess May for Vancouver.
 k. B. heLsnnln. of the WhltehorSe and merclal hotels, lt Whl,ehorse, lsit for YaneouVU last night on the Princes Nav
 Editor Hopp of the Douglas Island News has been reelected mayor of OyuGlas.
 Frank Joyce of the Summit hotel Is in town buying the wherewith to rstit hlS hotel tor the summer business,
 Mrs. Luke McGatn returned on the Spokane from visit to her home at Ia soma.
 Billy Mnte Is again beamIng over the bar at the Last Chance.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08
complete Humour Cure,
Notice of stookholdor.' Mootinr

Office of Engineer Mining Cn. To the stockholders ot the Engineer Min ing Company;
 PIesSe take notice that the annual meet log of ihs stockholders of the Enginser Mining Company will be hell at the othte 0f the company in the city of SkdgwAv, District of Alaska, on Saturday the 2Sth day Of ril, Ioo3, at TO o'clock a. m, for the pulpj>s of sleetIng directors, aud for the transaction of such other business as may properly some before the meeting The stock transfer books of the complny wlll be closed on Thursday. the g day Of April. Ioo3, at D. m, and will remain closed until Monday, the 77,h div oi Aprll, IQ13, at Io o'clock a. m.
 Bv order o' the Board of Directors
 Oscar rd,
 Secretary. Dated March 2slh, 1903. 3 20
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

WANTEO-FAITRFUL PERSON TO travel for well established house ln few counties, calling on retail merchants and agents. Local territory. Salary sIo24 a vesr and expenses, pay ble sIQ 70 a week in c'sh and expenses advanced. Position permanent. Business successful and rush ing. Enclose selt-addrsSSed envelope. St,njari House, 300 Caxton Bldg Chicago.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08
re Northern Pacific

Rur. q ,,tst trains between Puget Sound A. V. .4h. lts famous North Coast Limited affords every convenience aS well as luxury known tO the modern travel. Tickets 10 all points ln the United States and Canada. lf you contemplate trip East, call on or write 10 A. Iiu.ing, Gsnl. Agent, Tacoma, or !. A. Nsdeau. Genl. Agent. Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08
Gu, of Aotiv. st..nSOatiaE

The p. l.S x. CO g steamers Santa Ana. \ me Citv. Jsanls and Excelsior, have been chartered by The P8cihe Clipper hns. The Jean,s or Nome Clty, will Ss tl,st tor an -atly Nome sailing. This will gu, two m3re boats on the v itsz run.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08
Rare o.d Stock

Manager Gage of the Pack Train saloon hss received large consignment, on me Dolphin, of rare Jld Hermitage and Kellogg Whlsklss They are the very best, gen ulns, aged, mellow and pure.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

Hundreds oi eyes read the advertising :olumns of the Alaskan each dav. They can these columns closely. Business men do VOL V ant results' We have the proper medium. Phone 10 for The man with the rate card to call
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08
c. E. Social Tonight

Ihsn will De a Christian Endssvor soclAl toniEh, at the Presbyterian piESOn- axe. All ,hs young people Of Sksgway are cordially Invited.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

I- P5yl. Laundry cannot os sSeelled The, 0 suit your taste and convenlene. ,g1 dtvJ in prices Phone 97, next Co s.--ti.c light .'ant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

li YOU want to be well Informed on local happenings, subscribe for the Daily Alas
 Phone TO.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08
Stages for Dawsoa

Sawyer X Cirrol will take p sssnEsrs Q. ClWS,1 rom the I,t Co the Stn Of Aprll. Fire horses 'nt GuI,k time ,uarsn,eed. See lnu L. Gage a, Pack Traln S'loo0 or b b. SIwv.r Wlns0r Hotel, WhltshorAe.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

Belle ot LsHinEtvu wniskey-eiSht ysars old-just out of government bond aud Three Grown Diamond Malt Whls- Su-strietly purs-st the Seattle Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

4 large variety Of the bss, the market aft riS with beer at ten cents at the Pack Tr,in free lunch table. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

L Wettmgn 5, k.ukwln was kooNk'd
 th. h.st by native Sunday nigh, and
 unconscious several hours. ;. WeiI1' man. his cr5,h.- l-tt at sn carly hour ,hls thi. morning. acc mp snist 0y Mr. Wise mn. trr H4nes m.rsnil for Kluswan.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

Get prices at Royal Laundry for family work, special rates in rough dry, next to new electric plant
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

Tn. New Arctic Cate, Hea,horn & Levin, .cs.. Is the best in Whltsh0rse.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

Free uo,h and tsn-esn, peer a, the Pack rain. V
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

Cho.c. books for birthday gifts . Ladies Biziar.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

Red Star eottisS besI is uusquAled as 8 table drink C oo' doH"l delivered rslsphoos u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

! cannot ,eIl lie, we mus, make liItls profit. Clavson < Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

A ,.,,,. from Ej Woods, the n 70 bitten byt hy.,ophobIlc horse lost month state, he Is g-tteng along nicely and sS- ps,f, 60 .-tutn Co daineS soon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08
HlalAE blAAr. Ss Iers one.

A shoies line of plain and fancy hosiery a, the Ladies Bazaar.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08
Latest News From the Chll'
 kat Metropolis.

IDaily Alaskan Special Correspondent Hsine>. Apru The FArallon on her re- turn S5u,h from SkaSwsy was q, the EoV- srm.n, dock 2l hours unloading lumber ant other mlteIIlI.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

!. l.Slxss5v the A. :. ;. lEsn, has reul-s ia- S-l.tl house and Is noNlnE hls fuu..u.- ..,, |, totay.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

C.rt. A E. C. Ml,doans, Sups. N. w. MP. st Dalton Ttall post will make h trip Co Raues Tuesday. Dr Fraser oi me w. N. p. at Pls1sln, camp will De visitor at Hiinss Tuesday.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

M- Leonard superintendent oi ths Colombian Canning CO. ms up on the ScoNIas.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

At.-bo1r shift Is now being worked on ths government wharf every day.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

I'm yo,S,, mll;s lyInE trip to SkaE- Way l1 ,h- g rli.00.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

Roy Ma.la,osh boarisi the Spokane for SNlEa "
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

M,svs. Gallagher and Go.pfsr' were Ia Ha.c, Monday
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

r.m Mrs1lm went to sksEw.y Sun dly
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

Ja.N LinL>,y The Pcrcuplns hotel aian will make tr,p to Halres iuesd'v.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

unH nssn is buiI:lng a sn,ll e0,,lEs oO th- walsrir n'.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

Mr. G1rpt q, of the Alaska Fisheries Union ,1m- up oi ths Humboldt and br5nsht with nIm a gasoline liuneh to use around The cinnsfy.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

Showing lli ily Monday.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

Bi5 w.lsla returned on the Spokane.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

Captain Richardson ( ms tlSn on ths harill5n and returned to SNaE"Ay on the Noriica Suoiw sf,smoOn,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

Patterns new In Mating. Peoples.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

Mrs. Luke McGratn returned on ih Spokane from visit to her home at Ia. coma.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08
HAYNES

Latest News From the Chil'
 kat Metropolis.
 TDaily Alaskan Special CorreSpondentl Haine>. April The FArallon on her re- turn South from Skagway was st the EoV- eumsn, dock 24 hours unloading lumber ant other material.
 Captain Richardson me tlSn on shs ha-iu5n and returned to SkiEWAy on the Norica Suoily ,f,emoOn.
 Mr. G5rpf u of the Alaska Fisheries Union ,ams up ol the Hunsolt, and brought with nIm a gasoline lluneh to use around The cinnsfy. Jl.A LtniS,v The Pcrcupns hotel aian will make a tfip Co HslreS tuesd'v C.r.. A E. C. Ml,doans, Sups. \. w. M.P.st Dalton T,4ll post will make trip Co Haues Tuesday. Dc Fraser oi The NV. M. p. at Pleasant camp will De visitor at HIinss Tuesday.
  HnH nssn IS buil;lng a small cottage oo Jh- walsrir.n'. A ..,,,. from EJ Woods. the min bitten by tbs hy.,oph56Ilc horse lost month state, he Is g-JJeog along nicely and sH' ps.,, 80 .etu,o Co daInss soon. Showing il tiy Monday. At..hoar shift Is now being worked on ths government wharf every day.
 rsm N1slim wen, to sksEw'y Sun dlv.
 I'm NJ-ge. mlis lyInE trip Co SkaE- 1 Way ou ,n-F rll.on. !. S5Sss5y the A. .. 5. agent has reut-. th- S-luI house snt Is ngVlnE bis fuu....- .,, iJ today. N- Leonard superintendent oi the Colombian Canning co. 6 ms up 0n the S,oNlas. Koy Na..o,osh boarist the SO0kans Tor SNagH.v M,s,rs. Gallagher and Goepfsf, wsr' To Ha.c, Monday !. Wstknln o, Kiukwln was knoNkat ih. hsit by native Sunday night and unconscious several hours. ;. Weil1- man, his oro,h.r l-tt at sn carly hour ,hls this morning. acc mP inisd oy Mr. Wise mn. trr Hlns, m.rsnil for KluSwan.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-08

Billy Alntle Is again beamInE over the bar at the Last Chance.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04

genoif Sonien Sopi ira amerito
er biemme paa geisg til sitre Sli.
bre.
@iitermaal.
s sitre Sliore: gnfemanS 5oaeo
Srutien acIitab oe RaeubiIo grifs.
batter aolItab; Rils Gritien SnIta
oe Curb Rilsbatter Ssritao (gifren)
s neitre SIiore: Ole Sparien 4iite
oe gnne @rifsontter apaIe.
Spbsfaib ! Bang.
Teoeraaosmano DE SIien apaIe
fsbt 1920; Ole ariltoferien gnlitao
fsot 1909.
I'll genner oa 9~efjeuote min Sil.
fen.
Bang lobe auauit 1903.
q. O.. 9.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04

fo5t, fIao ioa iiSen iso gleIf oerpol
iaa nleoet, icnn ID lpitsr o. LAB Den
ct Tnr @anee foee op bermeS, tiIliee'
meo liot Sliffer, iaa er ben irrnia.
Det er oIlerbccit at man brruser anf-
febpnberrw ielD. ioct man Irsger Dem
| en- mesct rem Stcgepnmoe o. irtter
cen over en- frog SIo "a rsrer ofic
ctrf, ior at be life if1i bIire brRnotc,
BOG nlan Be bIipe liot brine, men IN.
aenlrrfre brRrSte. Sioer itsocr man
bent iint ca iieter BEN siennem eri
Sloriigt. iaa at cen er irroig. o. Dc
er Oct bebit at foge oep meo MeIen
nlsne. iom man fsrft Inber foae op, IL
Sen lrsaes 4nffen / CO Iaber BEN Der.
ron fnae op.
R@. snffer og aaneI fam ogiac
bapes'i.@
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04
Oar pQroiIes.

Zen tpife SDSpoIs-g rpeoition, Tom
iorloo aiel paa Gompifibet "@nuis"
Sen lite auguit 1901 UNDER 2eoelie
al Rrofesior Crib BON 0rpsalfi. er
fommet tilbage til Zen Ct. &eIena.
Rrofesior s. ginger peo ltuiperiite.
tet / Eras flyer / en- afbnrSiing at
@rpeoitionen bar %iuIoitpnSis misIpf.
fet, % at ben life braste noaen npe
WeSSeIeIier ON De ~ontortife Ggne.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04

Eli Observation-Disclosures for
Bang er npIig palet 8anrobruser
&rtItoier Str. 2erpI (8ienpale) og
Surer 9sie Glinsbs ii~teoenfor Cor.
item s. apale, Der paa @runo al
fremrpffenoe alber bapbe frainet JIG
@jenpale. Z. S. apnle FAR paret
SorIieeliesfommisiar / Bang / CO. 40
4or.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04

Men Son arcisn bnpSe en- 1ienoe,
icm ibGroigt psHieoe paa at itprie
BAN. Oct bar Storbonoen Gaoe
~@nomirosicn. al giipen baunenSe
faIot zen boIp Sioooerunge" ior
bans rinse 8Dros 5fplo. Son arc.
len bnpoe tiblisere iaaet fla tilSsmi
Taoes S~oroesoos. % for at bemns.
tise iig bette Srps ban | Ssiten 1850
Bet paa meo fine TO Conner % ct
oGbnet 6slee. Der DOG fife bar lao
tort iom tibIigere. oo ban MI troebe
iia iiffer. Oct InffeoeS bam oaiao
at bemGgiise liz Gabes 8aarh San.
SaieH, men Der bIep ban operrum.
plet al Gooe os bans 6oIf. "a 2pf-
fen ipnieS at penbe Tia MOB 8iipen,
fpgteoe BERNIE ino | 4irfen bpor ban
tfsrte JIG lit Mesiafr,b. 9iipebue %
arirmItab og itilleoe iig ben ioran al.
teret meb Soitien / Den ere SaonS
og ct W~ariabiIeoe | ben anben, me.
oens bans RRro itabIeoe Sitter oa
Bernie op for Ssreu og iorioarebe
iig. iaa sobt De fnroe. aaigepeI
trRngfe Wobitanoerre inb / airfen.
en- itor, itprf 9nrI peS Rapn Dale.
Rartiis iloe til gifpen iaa TO Srn.
Ser fist bam no al Wunoeil. hporei.
ter ban 90 bans Ssnner isrtes bort
fom Sanger.
Gn lib lang oib'te man life. hoab
man ifuIbe eisre meb De futane, inb.
til Den epaneeIife 8rpit Son 9iarno.
fon loo Oct Orb ialoe, at "Gren oe
Sorbeu siemte oer SIaas SoIf beSit."
Gette Srb. Der Inber. fom fnn6e bet
bore uotalt | ben heoeuife lib, iaIot
ret / Ssipnoernes Smug. Z Ell 6ait
opiatteS anflogen MOB "9anosior.
rHberre," % 9sbsSommen blep ipl.
oct ouer gfipen og bans Conner.
Nen bnor fo~runSerIiat er Set MI life
at bore ON Oct TortprirS oa Seu
subbetginne SronbeS, bpcrmeS bisie
| iaa mango Ranoer a % Iioet fri.
IteIigt ubriflebe Werreifer aif / %.
beu2 Ssr Solen itoo op paa Gen.
retteIiesbaeen G. Ropember t550)
innIebe Son areisr for iibite Sang
fine Serner / SfaEboIts Gomfirfe og
mebbeIte babe ia ielp % Dem BEN
heIiae RdSner, hoorpaa De isrtes
I'll Rctteritebet. are 9aemano boS:
"SSn maniis tlios, Somine, commen.
DO ioiritrm melim" (Serre, | Dine
Sprber beiaIer lea min aoub.)
Zen gnmIe Bin itoS meb ct aruciir
I Saanben 90 loabe Sopcbet eaa
gloffen meb en- Iignerbe inoerlie
@sn iantt en- fiGrliq Silier til Ssn.
men Si1urh % 0nttrreu Shorltn.
Sum 8isrn Irorit boS Tor lit Gin.
men maattc Sog bloc / 8rpSiet.
Snd SEES cnSte Son areisns
soao. ct Stntfe pgtc uorSif Selte.
biitorie. Weu at beure fo~rlnSerIiae
Woub. habit @iip, hoIot SIaaSbro.
Ser. aTiaepeI bor orrct mere cnh en-
IIet % ret mnatinQ RrrIat fan Fisr.
nes al hnrs birfeIia Srbt poetiIfe
nubeIiae Snnqe, ser hehnnSIer STA.
belien SnnhefoISet. S~orIssuiuqen
% msnet mere | Sen beIioe Siitorie,
i'm rel inm al hans manae nittiae o.
intiriFfe Relationships, Der eromi
iinoes paa SsIor6.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04

Spar s, Ssnbrol, @ong, bar |
CONNER laOet opfpre en- itsrre Stlle.
bpqnins paa lin Goarb SsnbroI, %
Erouo Z. &ottepoIb bar ppisrt en-
flor 2aoe6ggning meo %runtmeIig ais.
regang.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04
zar,us Ne,sr.ee..

On aaumsI ssee. ism bar iraffs, ia iISaa. ira
o9arprataien bar msetiset ira en- NisssnsT I Otius
pisn tn Opifrit Tor q eutft rceetabiff 1,ieert, lvu
hurtiaf % permanent iurerfr ixrtrs. ptrrttf, IA
iar.h, anhma o. aus Enaoomms eaiien o. euuJes.
nc. Act e. ssfai e. psftiul rsseees nso R,r1fiprt.
fe ie o. ALE Sfals Nerueg DHler, "a pa nfr 1854:
sens plouns srllss hsltrroeroe Gpse I Iutneer az SHs
ipr tine ltpenoe DaeDmeanrfr. l~illfsnoef nsrpss OF
req Ealfr ON al Iinere DC nleaRrtelias 2edfr. pl
ien ieHef hsHHr cpifrtir srafis III das. iem sHifeg esn.
paa I'M. 6raHft e4ss grseH nte iH.en ruops Cp'
Geaees pr Sat peb MsbtasrIien al ttim9rif. 91un
eeffe elsa w A. Moves az Powers Block
Rochester. N. Y.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04
&affefcsnins 40 aar iioen.

SuorleSes man foste aafie for 140
Gar iiceu, cmtaIes paa islgenSe Mna-
DC ! en- aamnel Sogebos:
Rag iaa meae: aaffe, icm On oil
bape, IGs Den i en- iortinnet gnnoe
os iGnn Iiot 9anS oerpna. 90 Lao Der
toge tilutfet, inotiI aIi 9ano bIir inc.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04

Jor en- lib iiosn mootos iss SpmafiHsa
'Su&psunsn" Zen or | ane Reie tilfreos.
ttlsnos o. arbstosr iiasiaa sOet iom Dc, Der
sr meget enrtre. Zen sr tt4lge TART oa al
mutt uoissnos. Graatsu toiteoe 90 Gents
cans y. Saaen, 81 grasis B&.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04

g. TiteIa1 u @ssshae. ErafotHt Deter .. anssrjon. guapaRbs,s EIS q.
q. u. @rapss. 'sSfasTsHs SmiSufraaS sHrs z . g. d. SIZE, Rbfso I. y
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10

calm and Wolfe" from the list relating to the
contests with the French before the Revoiu-
ton.
OF the Illustrations we can say put "oio'
The material In the earlier volumes and par
ticularly in the first. is Of high order. Sor
the last two volumes the possession OK plates
used for "Harpers Weekly" and Harpers g Mag
szine" has proved snare to the publishers anu
given many pages a cheap look out OF harmony
with the earlier pictures large proportion Oh
the portraits have been chosen with exceieht
judgment and represent their subjects IN tiie
prime of life. There also many lnteresliie
facsiuiles of manuscripts and documents anu
nictures of historic buildings. The proporuoh
Of imaginative pictures is small, and snouio
have been still smaller. The book. indeed, Is
overburdened with illustrations They distract
the attention of the reader at every turn OF the
mage This excessive illustration has MADE tils
.asborr History of the People of the united
States" :" for such was President Wilson'S original
choice for a title voumnous and expensive
We hope the publishers at an early GATE WIZ
reissue 1t in two handy volumes stripped as II
were for the race, that its mettle may De trieo
IN the same arena where the classic Short HIS
tory of the English People scored such trl-
umpb It deserves this wider opportunity Ii
b,s +he stuff in II to win a fame for its author
cor,narable to that achieved by John Richard
Green q quarter of century ago, and such
success for such book would be puphc sooo'
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10
EDUCATIONAL.

STORIES OF OLD FRANCE. BY Leila Webster Pitrnan.
limo 3l2. (American Book Company
In the Eclectic School Readings series An in
PRODUCTION the study of French history, giving
stories of characters and events.
STORIES OF HUMBLE FRIENDS. By Katharine Pyle.
With Pictures by the Author. limo. pp 1877. Gamer
Book Company
Eclectic School Readings series. Stories
about animals and birds for third reader children
ADVANCED ALGERIA FOR COLLEGES AND
SCHOOLS. By William ]. Milne. Phi. D., LII D.
svo. SOS. (American Book Company
SCHOOL COMPOSITION. By William H. Maxwell.
NJ A.. Ph. D.. LID and Emma I. Johnston, A. B.
limo 224. CAmerican Book Company
In ''MaxwelPs English series for in higher
grades, with models chosen from writ
ings Of standard authors snalyzed by of syn
optic outlines.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10
REPRINTS.

rup HISTORY OF THE FIVE INDIAN NATIONS OF
CANADA. BY Hon. Cadwallader Golden ,o with cn map
In two Volumes I2mo. pp. lvi. 264; i'll, 3s7 CNew-
Amsterdam Book Companyo
THE SABBATH TRANSFERRED By Rev Johns y
parIrer Ph D. With introduction by Rev. z. n
Peioubet D. D. 12Ino 242 Qaast Orange N. j.
Johns d. Parker & co..
s,udv of the Institution Of the Sabbath as op-
ssrreS nv the Jews and by the early Christians
THE roETIcAL WORKS OF JOHN KEATS. Edited
Iptroduction memoir by Walter 8 scott
revised by George Sampson 12mo. pp. Il. 6s2. CTne
Macmillan Companyo
- ~. .etIan,nstead edition with front!spiece
III. rt f b noet and an Introductory sketch of his
life writings.
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Current Talk of Things Present and
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Professor Hugo Munsterberg aulnoi u
American Traits while spending MS Chli't
mas HOLIDAYS in Washington, was the guest at
e luncheon in the White House with the rie
dent and the Secretary Of War.