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Rev. \. II Barnhise who is a delegate
to the Presbyterian council held in
Liverpool England which meets in June,
will start Monday for San Francisco,
where he will be joined by Mrs. Barnhisel.
After spending two weeks in St. Louis. Mr..
Barnhsel will sail for Liverpool, returning
about the last of August Mrs. Banhisel
will return from St. Louis to her home in
this city.
The entertainment given in Parker hall
last night by the ladies of st. John :
Lutheran church was most enjoyable sue
cess. The musical numbers were finely
rendered and large audience was present.
An enjoyable entertainment was given
last evening by the Foresters and Red
Men in Germania hall, complimentary to
Rev. Harry Hudson. \ program CON
sisting OF musical and literary selections,
was given.
The ladies of Virginia Dare chapter. D.
A. r.. were pleasantly entertained yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles
c. Hunt, 40 South street.
One of the prettest and most unique
leap year dances of the year was given last
evening in the Tacoma Music hall by the
ladies of the First Free church. The
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and hear the reports of the grand lodge
proceedings, and partake OF sumptuous
banquet to follow the lodge work.
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Fowler VI. T. church. East d and Thir
tieth streets, Rev. g. i. Cuddy, pastor
n a. M. Rev. J f. NIilligan will preach
5 p. M. the Students Voluntary Mis-
sionary band University Of Puget Sound
>ill conduct the evening services.
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spragle Memorial Presbyterian church,
corner Fifty-eghth aud Warner streets;
Rev. James II Beattie. pastor; IL a. m,
e Christian joy; 8 o'clock p. m, The
Marks of a False Philosophy
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hAot bolIliai Ooutu NiulH duu ~
streets, Rev j. Lewis Smith pastor; IL
a. m, Communications for the Steadfast
s p. m, The Word of the Cross
Emmanuel Baptist church. Wright ave
nue. and East ID streets. Rev. S. A. Abbott.
pastor; IL a. m, Resolution
South Tacoma Baptist church, South
Sixtieth and Warner streets, Rev. S. A.
Abbott, pastor; 1880 a. m, Resolution -
East Congregational church, East Tween
ty-eighth and f streets; Rev. John Reid,
pastor; Ii a. m. Problems of the Church
of Christ Today in the Light of Pente-
cost; 8 D. m, The Joyous Altruism of
Pentecost Not an Evolution, but Reyo-
luton
First Christian church, + and South
Thirteenth streets, Rev. Morton L. Rose
pastor; ii a. m, Christ NIagnfed' ;
8 p. m, Choosing the Way"
ST. Luke's Memorial, street and Sixth
nue., Rev. +. L. Webb, rector; II a. M,
confirmation, Bishop +. W. Keator.
Trinity church, North Third and X
streets, Rev. II. Horace Chaplain, rector;
Nhitsunday, holy communion 7:30 a. m. ;
morning prayer, sermon and holy com
munion, IL a. m; evening prayer and ser
mon, p. IN.
St. Andrews chapel, North Eighth and
Cakes streets; Rev. f. 7. Webb rector;
s p, m, confirmation by Bishop +. w.
Keator.
Holy Communion church, South | and
Fourteenth streets, Rev. Harry Hudson,
pastor; IL a. M, ''The Flesh and the
Spirit
First NJ. +. church, corner South Eighth
and G streets; Daniel L. RAIDER, pastor;
l0:30 a m, Rev Frank S. Rowland OF
Clean, y. Y, viii preach; s p. m, sermon
by Rev. Frank S. Rowland.
Central NJ. f. church, and Twenty-frst
streets, Rev. James Clulow, pastor; IL
"A m Mrs ClulOu ,rill oce,lpx tba n,,In;f,
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ladies. attired in dainty and original cos
Tunes made "A pretty picture as they went
through the stately figures of the old
fashioned dances The patronesses were
Mrs George Browne, Mrs. Samuel Collyer,
Mrs. Temple and Mrs. Martin.
Mrs. +. II Whitworth of Seattle was
the guest this week of Rev. and Mrs. \. L..
Hutchinson, 624 North l. street.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred w. Martin of Sc
attic were guests last evening at the home
of Mrs. George Browne, 4O7 South G
street
Misses Ellen and Hattie Phelps were
hOstesses last evening at a party given
to the young people of Emmanuel Presby-
terrain church at their home, 902 North
X street.
Miss Mabel Ope is recovering from a
threatened attack OF typhoid fever.
Rev. f. T. Webb is reported to be
resting easily after his severe accident OF
Yesterday.
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Social and !
Personal
0 > o o . D . o . o 0 o o o o o o Q

ding OF Miss Margaret Nellie Ridgeway
and Fred Darling lie Gate on June |.
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Frame, pastor; II am ., The Attitude
OF the Methodist Church Towards World
a. Amu-emeuts.
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SUNDAY TOPICS

First Baptist church, South Ninth and d
streets, Rev. j. Lewis Smith, pastor; IL
a. m, Communications for the Steadfast"
s p. m, The Word of the Cross"
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St. Paurs NJ E. church, South Forty
third and L streets, Rev. George W.
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Ride on the fast Str. Greyhound when
going TO Olympia. 1''
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Emmanuel Baptist church. Wright ave
nue. and East ID streets, Rev. S. A. Abbott,
pastor; II a. m, Resolution"
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

SA@&&hSNJ&4 AA1A% GAShOs
HELP WANTED MALE.
WANTED-A young man, between l6 and
20 years of age to learn the drug bust
ness. French Drug Co., 1920 Pacific Ave.
SITUATIONS FEMALE.
A LADY wishes position as housekeep-
er, Address y s. The Times.
AN experienced chambermaid wants posi-
ton at once. Address Y Co. The Times
PLAIN sewing, dressmaking, ladies and
childrens coats, by the day Or home
Mrs. l.. NJ. Horton, 26l3 So. State St.
FIRST-CLASS hand laundering; will take
clothes home; fine clothes speciality
Address 800 South 18th st. Phone Red 72Ol
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
$ 230-Lots 5 and 6, blk. IA, Home Add.
5 300-Blk. %, Midway Add, l35X6OO #.
s 400-Lots and 6, blk 3, Reeves Add.
$ 4OO-Lots l to 8, blk IA, Chambers.
S 525-Lots 8, 10, IL, blk. 10, Buckleys.
s I75-Lot S, blk. 10, Laws Add.
S 70 each-Prospect Park Add. lots.
S 650-3 lots, house and barn. 1882 So. j.
$ 650,-Lot and S-r house, 1898 So. X.
$l,lOO-House and ~ lots, 1923 So. E.
So, l50-l1a lots and house. 446 So. L.
Commencement Bay Add. lots cheap.
WIN. j. MEADE,
400 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
S7OO-5 lots and new cottage. SO. 42d and
0. Apply to owner On premises.
choice lots, cor. Center and Alaska Sts.
A good grocery business, with or without
property.
Eight-room house and lots front on
Oak street near Sixth avenue.
House and , lots, South Tacoma sold
at snap price.
An improved business corner in City OF
North Yakima, Wash. would trade for
Tacoma property.
Team of horses and harness, weight $500
pounds.
JOHN Fl. PALMER,
424 California Building.
FOUR MONEY-MAKERS
y lO0-Cash. buys lease of one and one.
half acres of school section Is. with.
in one mile of n. P. Depot, Ia
coma; part cleared; a snap.
39o-Buys cigar and fruit stand; good
425-Buys l4-room lodging house and
restaurant combined, in city.
Sl95O-Buys Sroom dwelling and three
lots, corner South ~ and nth
SITS.
r. l.. HiberIy X Co.
Fire Insurance. Rents. Notary Public.
POI Berlin Building. Phone Black 1861
Five-room house with . lots. block oI2o
T. L. Co.'S 9th Add
Five lots in blocl, 1920, South Side Add.
for $50 each.
Midway Add. lots, 5Oxl35 it., for $50
each.
House and lots, 1882 So. j st.
Eght-room house and lot 1898 SO. X 81.
House and l12 lots, 1923 So. + st.
North End addition property cbeap
WA. J. MEADE.
4O6 Chamber OF Commerce BLDG
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUs
ALL kinds of secondhand clothing bougbt
and sold. ll44 So. { St. Red 6s5i.
TWO grocer's computing scales: coffee
mil, several show cases hanging pine
case; also $3.50 fruit stand. Mckee
Candy Co.
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HOTEL ROCHESTER
New Management.


all Of the
weekly monthly
Mrs Eizbe Forbes F. j. Carlisle Lessee.
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Immaruel Presbyterian church, North J
and Ninth streets. Rev. Arthur l.. Hutchi-
son. pastor; 1920 a, m, a Splendid Ex-
ample 3 y. M. the last OF a series of
sermons on the book of Jonah.
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South Tacoma Baptist church, South
Sixtieth and Warner streets, Rev S. A.
Abbott, pastor; 1880 a. m, Resolution.
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Central NJ f. church, and Twenty-frst
streets, Rev James Clulow, pastor; IL
a. M. Mrs Clulow will occupy the pulpit,
p. M, Epworth league will take charge
of the evening service and render spe-
cially prepared program.
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sermons on the book OF Jonah.
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church,
South Eighth and | streets; Rev. c. +.
Frisk. pastor; 1915 a. m, The True Pen
tecosta Church; 8 p. m, "Pentecost.'
St Johns English Evangelical church
South Firth and | streets. Rev. {. F. W
Stoever. pastor; IL a. m. "Pentecost.
st. Johns church, South Tacoma, Rev
Harry Hudson. pastor; 7:3O p. m. The
Birthday OF the Church.
First Presbyterian 'hurch, G and Soutl
Tenth streets. Rev. A. II. Barnhsel, pas
tor: 1920 "A. M. Essentials and Non
Essentials in Religion" s p. m, Nor
deca or the Final Triumph Of Righteous
Patriotism"
Central Christian church. South ThirC
and X streets, Rev H. X. Pendleton, pas
tor; II a. M. Smoothing the Path o
Life; 7:45 p. m, The Souls Needs Sat
istipd -
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

ALL kinds Of secondhand clothing Dough
and sold. ll44 So. { St. Red 685i
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
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WANTED-A young man, between Is anG
20 years of age, to learn the drug bus
ness. French Drug Co., 1920 Pacific Ave
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First NJ. f. church. corner South Eighth
and G streets; Daniel L. RAIDER. pastor;
l0:30 a. m, Rev Frank S. Rowland of
Olean, \. Y, viii preach; s p. M, sermon
by Rev. Frank S. Rowland.
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The approximate amount of Tho or charr, e.
fsy which the described property "a 10 r. A.
s45 4S7 SO with interest thereon from March i9rh T
with and allowances
with interest thereon March 18th 1904 ,'&S
expenses sale The Approximate aronr ~
assessments other allowances which are ,iLs
purchaser OF the purchase money or psS ~
the referee s5s4. II and interest. S>S V
Dated New York. April 10. 1904.
FREDERICK @. wE-rTERAU R.t.,..
The sale the above described property h 49,.
adjourned Friday. May 20. 1904 the sasus T,
and place. -'
Dated May 18TH 1904
FREDERICK G. WpTTERAU. R.f.-..
Tho Of the above described property b. S,rss.
adjourned Friday. May 9th. 1904 the xans lam,
and place.
Dated May goth. 1904
FREDERICK G. wETTERAU. R.s.r..
The OF the above described property h. bs~s,,
adjourned Wednesday. Juns 18th. 1904 At ths az.
hour and place
Dated. May 81. 1904.
FREDERICK q. VETERAN Rss~,>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-15

Mr.. Andrew Lang has the third volume of his
history of Scotland nearly ready It covers the
period from the death Of James VI to that Of
Dundee in 1859 This date leaves the author
with time and material for two three more
volumes before he reaches our own day
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Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COW

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. CorrNr~
~ Of New York-Augustus T. Holly. as sofa So
trustee under the last will and testament o. rs.vny
Roche deceased. plaintiff, against Emily X nu.ensad
and others Defendants In pursuance OF tudz-snasS
foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered ~
entitled action bearing date the 18th day MsrrS ss
the undsrsigned The referee in said judgment IAN 1884
sell al public auction the New York Resi VII
Saesroom, ISL Broadway in the Borough OF Nssis
tan City of New York. MAY 18th 1901 AZ ,nnat
o'cIock that day, oy Joseph p Day acfiaress
premises directed by said judgment to be sold ana
described follows; All those three certain lois e
parcels OF land with the buildings $3.50
erected. situate. lying and being the ss
erly side OF Thirtyeghth Street. in the City a, WA
York. Borough OF Manhattan. now known as nn, Ssv
together bounded described follows. asen
point the southery side OF Tnirty-eghth snis
westerly from the formed ~
intersection the said southerly side Of Thirts-s
with the westerly side OF Eighth Avenue. na
ming thence southery. and parallel with Eighth
e8 feet inches to the centre line OF the block hsrs
Thirtyseventh and Thrty-eignth Streets; thencs w.n
erly along said centre line Of the block. 70
northery again parallel with Eighth Avenue and pa
said southerIy Thirty-ezhth Street: and u.
eastsry along said soue rly side Of Thityeighth
rs point Of beginning. The and S.'st
before described lies IN section block 761 ~. T'
Map OF the City OF New York >aa
Dated New York. April 10th, 1904
FREDERICK @. WETTERAI, Rst.-,.
BOARDMAN. PLATT & SOIEY. Attorneys FOR Pis,.,,
30 Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK -.
The following Is diagram OF ths property to b MA
eighth Street:
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Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- New York-Albert T. Foster against Annie s. Fos-
t.r-TriaI Desired IN the County OF New Eork-Acron
for a divOrce.-SUmnlons with Notice-Io tAs aooss
named Defendant; You hereby summoned TO answer
complaint this action and to ssrye copy or oI
answer on the Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty GAYS
asr the OF this exclusive OF the Gay o.
ice; OF your failure 70 appear or ansSs
~ ment taken against you BY detau!t tNr Is
relief demanded IN the complaint Dated May zS lss
L e A L. ZINKE. Plaintiffs Attorneys. Or1ce Al.
Postoffcs Address, No. 116 Broadway. Borough "
Manhattan. New York City.
Annie :. Foster. defendant: me foregoing sUI1s'
upon you. by publication pursuant 20 an cru.
OF Hon John Proctor Clarke Justice OF the Slpfens
Court OF the OF New York dated the ION Gay -
June 1904 and fled June 14th. 1904 with the eompsl
in the Office cf Clark OF the County OF New toss
and OF said Court. the County Court House SorOnsn
Manhattan. IN the City OF New YORK N SAID SSAae NA
June l4Jh. 1904. - -. ,,s,..-
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The Scribners send u.s. from among their re-
/ cent importations the first four volumes in
. The Langham Series OF Art Monographs" a
new collection OF booklets edited by Mr. Selwyn
.i -Briaton- The editor himself opens the series
with "BartolOzzi and His Pupils in England a
capital sketch OF one of the most interesting of
z the minor personalities in the history of the en-
., sraVer's art. The illustrations, some Of which
are IN tint, are particularly well chosen They
q Anclude not only some OF the familiar prints bu-
a number OF those plates after Guercino which
snow Bartoozzi in his freest and perhaps clev-
crest VEIN Mr.. E. f. stranges Color Prints Of
Japan is a useful essay. more practical and an
- strucuVe than one expects TO find it. consider
ing the limited space. He has the courage IN
"a concluding chapter on the influence Of Ian
. anese color prints in European art. to throw,
overheard the superstition that has become 90
. popular on this subject Whistler's ,ndebtea-
m ness TO the East he wisely points ont IN baye
stbeen far slighter than some Of the wtseacres
sp;epld have believe
fhe monograph on "Auguste Rodn..' by Ru.
OWL Dlrcks. is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TOE
sympathetically-writteA AS a concise s,rvs,
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LITERARY NOTES.

To Judge from the "afterword" affixed TO MT
Winston Churchilrs new novel, The Crossing
that book is In due course TO be followed by an
other written along similar lines. Speaking OF
The difficulty of sketching the pioneering move
lnent IN a single volume Ike The Crossing
she author says:
4 had hoped when I planned the series TO bTihg
down this novel through the stirring peIlou NInCA
..nd-d by a chance. when a steamboat brought sup
niles To Jacksou's army IN New-Orleans the neelh-
ming Of the era Of commerce on our W estrIh
waters This work viii have TO DE reserved ioF
future time.
one OF the war correspondents at present III
Russia Mr. Maurice Barring, Of The LONDON
Morning Post" has been talking with a Russian
official about international literary relations
The Russian was not satisfied with English
treatment OF the literature Of his country He
admitted that we knew something OF the mas
terpieces OF Tolstoi, Tourgenieff and Dostoien-
sky but he deplored that even of these great
men we do not follow their portraiture, prefer
ring Merriman 10 Tourgenieff. The Sewers
he added, was an excellent novel, but he
laughed at the inaccuracy Of Mr.. Merriman's
description Of Russian life"
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE vi
~ New York-Harriet Brady, Individually and as So,
Executrfx OF ths VIII and Testament OF AasAIs.
deceased. and Harvey w smith PaintiIIA asa =,
Albert Wood. Edward Wood. Ida Wood 5tiIlWsI LsAa
Leila A. Robertson Marie L WOOD Grace Wo0os
BERTHA defendants summons. Plaintils tssss
the trial 70 be- the City and County OF New IorN
the abovs-namsd Defendants; You hereby summers
to answer Complaint in this action and 10 selss
copy OF your Answer thu Plaintiffs Atrornsys W.
twenty days after the service OF this summons s1c
OF the day Of service and IN OF your failure 70
pear answer. Judgment will Be taken agans. V'N
default for the relief demanded IN ths Complaint
Dated New York. May Srd, 1904 -,-,..-,
GOODWIN, THOMPSON & VANDEFePOE-LS FIH-',,. =.
Attorneys Orice Address No. Wall StTesN E'''
once Address BOX 1861. New York CITY 90, -.
To defendants Ida Wood stlIwel. and Lea
Leila A Robertson: The foregoing summons - ST.
upon you by publication. pursuant 60 an oder On 60
John Proctor Clarke. OF the Justices OK ne
Court OF OF New York. County Of New 800
dated the I'm day OF June 1904 and fled with the Con
plant the ONES OF the Clerk % ths Coun} -
New York at the County Court House. Borouso o. HA
haitian New York City. said Tth day or luna. IVA
Dated York. June Ith. 1904 -.,-,.-y
GOODWIN. THOMPSON & VANDERPOEI1 PAM,
ATTORNEYS OfHce Address. No Wall Stress- ~.
York CITY. Post ONCE Address, p. o. box 4soA' 49,
York City.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY


~ Of New York--WilHan Rooksfslls- PIAinur ax.,n,,
Jacob D. Butler and sthsr DsfendsutA-Ia pursuance
Of Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale. duly Iasds al
entered in the above entitled action, bearing date IA
18th day OF February. 1901. L the undsEs.xuS5 tss
Referee in said Judgment nanst wiz sell Public Auc-
ton, ths New York Raal Estzts SalssEoorn Ma Is
broadway in The Borough o. Manhastan, city Of Nvv
York the 18th day OF June 1904 Il O'clock nooa
day, by Pstsr 8. Meyer Aucronesr, nrsrp-
directed by said Judgment 70 sold and tSGsiu
described follows: All that certain lot
OF land situate. lying and being IN ths Tvsrh Ward
Borough OF Manhattan City OF Esv York which, taksn
together Is bounded and descrissc . tolows Beginning
point tho Eastarly aide OF Convent Avenua a.
hundred and tvsnty-tvs feat Northsrly from
formal by the intersection
Convent Avenue with the Sorthsriy OF Ous
hundred forrynrst Street. running thence Easter
parallel hundred rorr-rsr Street ore
hundred feet; thenee Northerly parallel with
Avenus hundred and ninetyfour feet and
themes Westerly and again parallel with One hundred and
Sorry-arst Street ana % the distance
party wall hundred feet the Ezstrrly
Avenue; and thence Southsriy
Convent Avenue two hundred and nnsy-Sour
inches to the point p,Acs OF beginning
Dated. New York 2Sth May, 1904
HENrrY w B-OCsTAVER, RefereA
MORRISON z MORRISON. Attorneys FOR PLAINTIFF
Cedar street. Borough % Manhattan. New York City
The following - diagram Of ths property 70 b sold
as daac-t
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THE JEWISH ENCYCLOPEDIA. = Descriptive
Record OF The History. RELIGION Literature 4 and
rs-Ter n The Fpresen: Day. Prepared BY More
THAN -Four Hundred Scholars and Specialists
Isidore Singer Pm. d, Protector and Managing
Editor in twelve volumes lllllstratec- \ o.
VI sto pp. ~. 6s' Funk a Magnals COM
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f4fst street.

141st Street
The approximate OF lien zsi,
which the above described property Is DO sold d,
SCI OOO interest 11ta Jay Of April.
1901 together with the expenses OF the sale Tns sp-
OF assessments other usnS
which be allowed TO the purchaser out q ths
purchase paid by the Referee Is SsSs Is and
interest.
Dated New York 18th May. 1904
HENRY W. BOOkSTAVER- Referee
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CAVE MOUNTAIN HOUSE

THAYER's HOTEL, Iittleton. " H--Fanous for SO
years; leading and popular all year hotel
In White Mountains; IN sight OF twenty
peaks; appointments perfect: ideal summer home
families and tourists: write for booklets a p POL
LARD. Proprietor
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Summer Resorts.
NEW-yORK.
ADIRONDACK CAMP.

near PAUL SMITHS.-It acres, with large frontage
on lake. eight frame houses, large tents lee
house cooling Beautiful well water
house with boats Blankets, comfortables,
nen bedding, china. glass. kitchen utensils furn-
ture. curtains rugs. etc. Everything in good order
i. o. Box 1873. New York City
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IN Monroe County. Pa, Including Delaware Water Gan
Mt pOcOno Stroudsburg and other delightful places
Booklets a RESORT BUREAU. 40 Broadway n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-15

Houghton, Mifflin & Co. have just embarked
upon an enterprise the fruits of which promise
to be OF uncommon interest alike 10 the scholar
and the general reader. They have planned TO
publish a new series of works on The Types of
English Literature" under the general editor
ship OF Professor W. a. Nelson. recently Of
Harvard, but now OF Columbia University.
This series will differ from previous collaborated
histories of Lgsh literature in that each vol
ume, instead Of dealing with a period or
author. viii treat of the origin and development
OF a single literary genre. Arrangements have
already been made for the preparation of seven
OF eight volumes. The Ballad" will he written
by Professor F. B. Gummere. of Haverford:
The Novel" by DR.. Bliss Perry, Editor of The
Atlantic Monthly: THE Lyric" by Professor
F. F. Schelling. of the University Of Pennsyl-
vania; Tragedy" by Professor C. II. Thorn
dixie. OF Northwestern University: The Pas
toraL'' by Professor J. B. Fletcher, of Columbia
University; The Essay" by DIT. Ferris Green's
let OF The Atlantic Monthly; Character
Writing" by c. N Greenough, OF Harvard;
Saints Legends" by Dr. c. H. Gerould. of
the volume on "Alegory." Other volumes are
being planned. and the series, when completed.
VIII cover the whole field of English literature
The idea it embodies is interesting and valuable.
and IL is plain from the names we have men
toned that the work is 10 be executed with
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