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Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29

VIVA
Washington kommer antagligen
.inom kort att forbjuda utforsel al
boskap fran North Dakota, emedan
kreaturen der Ida at skabb, Sjuk-
domen har egendomligt nog spridt
sig till vargar och prarievargar
med den pafoljd att haret TALLER
at dem. och manga at dessa dur
hafva antraffats doda pa prairien,
der de frusit ihjal. emeaan de
sakrat har. Att sjukdomen spridt
sig bland rofdjuren beror derpa
att de rifvit upp och fortart djuf,
rom varit behaftade med skabb.
Ammunitionen for de NAL
skjutningar, som hillas af var
hotta, kosta enligt konteramiral
O'Neills rapport $I,366,ooo ON
Sret men kommer att upPga till
S. 600, 900 arligen da de fartyg,
som nu arc under byggnad. bliivit
fardiga. Malskjutningar hallas
endast iva ganger ON aret och
kosta i ammunition omkring $780,
600 arligen for EFT slagSkepp at
Kearsarges klass kostar $685.
II7 och for hela hottan innetat-
tande fartygen under byggnad IL
millioner dollars.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29

Fyrtio engelsKa mi eIler 1900
yard band komma att atfolja de sgd
afrikanska krigsmedaljerna. Denna
berakning grundar sig pa a~ntsgandet
att ca 800, 900 man skola erhalla me-
daljen och att 8 tum band skola for
delas pa hvarje medalj. Trupperna
IA den vid sin hemkomst. Bandet
ar / och en- fjardedels tum bredt och
af vattradt siden i ire farger, med
rodt / kanterna, sedan m0rkblatt och
| mldten orange. Den sistnamda far.
gen ar en- half tum bred och derfor
den NEST framtradande.
Att krlg medfor hastig befordran
ar en- bekant SAX. Men sd snabbt
avancement som en- del engelska OFF,
cerars nu ia fatt / Sydafrika, far
man dock lets efter. Kapten E W.
Moss, vid acknowledgements,
har salunda, efter blott ire AIRS och
tire manaders tjanst, redan slit kom-
PAM, och lord Settrlngton, som blef
officer for halftannat ar sedan, har |
dagarne uunamts till kapten vid Ir-
landska gardet. l regeln fordras Diet
Ito ar for dyllk befordran vid gardet.
Enllgt nyaste sammanstallningar
utgifvas ! Petersburg 443 tidningar
och tidskrifter, medan antalet for
Moskwa endast uppgar till 100, hvil.
ka dock icke ALA verkligen utkomma.
Nastan ALA utgifvas pa ryska; pa ty-
ska, franska, polsks, finska och he
breiska utkomma tillsammans 20 1
Petersburg och 3 1 Moskwa. Nastan
ALA dessa tidningar ARC az 1amforel
sevls ungt datum. Nara ire femte-
delar af ALA Aro Joke &ldre an Ito ar.
I allmknhet Or t~idningarnas "dodllg.
hst" l Ryssland st6rst de forsta
uag&snsarsa.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29

Men Diet star ju i skriiten, att
ON den dagen och pm den stun
den vet ingen, icke ems eng,
larne.
Men jag har haft en- uppen-
barelse, att Diet skall ske sa. som
jag sagt hafver.
Da jag SADIE mig tvifla derpa,
vardt profeten rasande och han
rot till:
Cor hvilket du will, men Diet
skall ske som jag sagt.
Jag blef litet hapen ofver delta
foga proietiska svar och beredde
mig pa Aykt, ty profeten holl en-
stor brodknif i handen, hvilken
han hotfullt svangde med i ~lufoen,
under Diet han emellanat skar EFT
stycke at den forsvarliga smorgas
han holl i andra handen.
Jag retirerade derfor sd natur-
ligt och obemarkt som mojligt ALT
narmare dorren for att j hast kun
ma fly undan daren. ty att den
stackars manner var sinnessjuk
ligger iu i open dag.
Da jag emellertid kande mig
saker mere vid dorren djerfdes jag
saga:
Jag amman ater infnna mig
har for att helsa pa er den - au
gust, alltsa dagen efter yerldska-
tatsrofen.
NJ blei ~profeten So pass arg,
att jag grep fast dorrhandtaget,
och da utropade han:
Den IS aug. ar du i helvetetl
Denna nya profetia kandes sa
kuslig, att Jag skyndade ut ifrisks
luften.
Natten till den IL august hck
ingen af dem, som trodde pIofe-
ten Berggrens ord, en- blund sina
ogon.
Med bultande hjetta och med
delta i halsgropen bidade dessa
stackars enfaldiga menniskor IL
slsget pa n~atten, ty Diet klocksla
get hade man all anledning anita
ga profetians fullbordan.
Da klockan andtligen slog mid
nattstimman, var spanningen pa
sin hoidpunkt, men ALT var sd
tyst och fridlullt,
Iron pa profetens ord hol i sig
anda till efter midnatten pal0l
ijande dag, men da Diet salunda
var den IS och intet horts af, So
begynte gummorna gladt, men
forlaget hviska till hvarandra;
, vi va ALT dumma, som
trodd'en.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29

- Oppna dorren, min van. bet tar
lifvet az den ena. Sedan kan nj stanga
den, sd att vi bli af med den andra ook-
ID och "a vars fredi
Vdnskap. Kirurgen: - Hvad sager nj,
min van. Tog or huslaksre sd mycket
betalt for amputeringen AZ ert fingerl
- Nj skulle ha vkndt er till migi Jag
skulle gerna ha tsgit AZ er en- hel arm
for Stamina betalningi
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29
Domedagsprofeten Berggren

Den svenske skriftstaliaren G.
O. Gabrielson berattar foljande
handelse:
Del ar val omkring trettio ar
sedan dcmedagsprofeten, bryg
garedrangen Berggreu, spridde
skrack och fasa hos lattroget folk
inom G0teborg och dess narmaste
omnejd.
Profeten hade nemligen for
kunnat, att verldens undergoing
skulle TINA den IL aug. Hvilket
ar, mines jag icke nu.
Som sagdt, enfaldigt folk trodde
den galna protetian och begynte
forskrackas och angslas, upphorde
med att arbeta och sysslade ute
slutande med sina bonebocker,
som de forst nu letade upp ur
skraphogarne.
Naturligtvis var Diet nastan
uteslutande qvinnor. som trodde
profetens ord och dessa blefvo nu
martyrer for sin tro, ty deras her
rar och man voro och forblefvo
otrogna gent emot profetens ut
sager SAINT rssade, da de hem
kommo fran slit arbete och da de
icke erhollo nagon oidentlig lagad
mat.
De skreko och domderade:
Hyad skall delta betyda'
Ingen mat pa bordeti Sangarne
|, obaddade! Rummen ostadade!.
Svaret fran hustrurna blef det-
Stamina.
Kara du. hvad batar Diet att
foretaga sig nagot, di himmel och
iord skola forgas den IL augusta
Nagra blefvo rasande, andra
lskrattade at denna galenskap.
Men qviRnorna voro standak
tiga iron och ledo pa sina stallen
taligr babe hugg och Stag, van
tande den II augusti.
Emellertid foil de: tecknaren
af dessa raider in att for 70 skull
besoka den balde ~profeten. del
han bodde pa Landsvagsgatar
Haga.
Jag k!ef dierft pa och fanr
Berggren vara en- lang, reslig karl
Diver medelaldern, ikladd en- fot.
sid, gammal rock. som synbarli-
gen skulle forestalla profetman'
teln. Hans skagg var ovardadl
och ansigtet gradaskigt sam,
uttryckte babe missnoje och hard
het.
Ar delta proieten Berggren.
sporde jag.
ia, var Diet korta och bestam
da svaret.
-Tror nj verkligen att en- verdi,
katastrof kommer att intraffa der
II aug.
ia.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29
M yck ct lila deran.

jag stannads pa min maskip, ehuru
hvarje led varkte och hvsrie new lag pa
strackbanken", sklifver G. W. Bellamy,
en- lokomotiyeldsre i Burlington. Iowa.
jag var svag och blek. utan sptit och
nedbruten. Mar jag h0ll pa att forlora
hoppet skaffade Jag en- fiasks Electric Bit
tiers. och sedapden tagits, kande jag mig
sd bra som jag nagansin gjort." Svaga,
sjuka och nedbrutna menniskor fl alltid
rytt lif, styrka och krafter af dess bruk.
ForFSk den. Belatenhet ~garanteras af
Lungren l. Andresn. apotekare, Sioux
City, Ia. Pris &c.,!
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29
trodd'en.

Ed utbrot den % dennes q
femte vaningen at den stora Ma
sonic Temple %byggnaden i.Chi-
cago, och panik utbrot genast
bland de 1000 menniskor, som
funnos der. ALA kommo dock
genom elevat6rernas raskhet och
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29

Delta stycke innehaller en- hel
del urval ur skamttidningen
Puck" i New York God och
mycken musk finnes inlagd i
delta stycks, och kostymerna arc
lysande.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29

radighet oskadde ut ur byggna-
den utom nagra personer som
blefvo latt branda Genast eden
utb rot. skyndade byggnadens ia
nitors. maskinister och andra der
ansfallda personer till och boriade
raskt eldslackningen. Eden
spridde sig dock till de iva mar
mast hdgre belagna vaningarne,
imam man 6ck bugt med densam-
ma, och hela huset fylldes af en-
tjock, bolmande rok, som giorde
DIES nastan omojligt for brandsol-
daterna att komma at eldsharden.
Branden fororsakades genom en-
explosion al kemikalier, och ska
dan uppgick till 10000 dollars.
Botade njurlidande. Diet
dr. allmant kandt, att niurlidande
DIR babe farligt och svart att bota.
bet maste dock gifva vika for
DR. Peters Kuriko, afven ON Diet
ar fera ar gammaIt. Herr Anton
Manglas skrifver under dato II
juni 1893 derom: "Under sex ar
Plagades jag at Djurlidande, och
iera lakare f6rs0kte bota mig,
men ALT var f0rlorad It'd och pen
ningar. Den % sistlidDe april
mottog jag Kuriko, och pa mindre
It'd an iva manader, efter Diet
jag noggrannt brukat densamma,
var jag fullkomligt botad. Nina
krafter aterkommo och svaghe-
ten, som gjorde mig nastan help
los, forsvann. Jag har okats i
vigt och kanner mig i dag star
kare au Jag gJorde imam Jag blet
sjuk, Plagorna i korsryggen,
hvilka gjor1e mig till krympling,
arc alldeles borta; med EFT ord
sagdt, jag kanner mig liksom en-
ny menniska. Var god mottag
min uppriktigaste tacksanhet.
Fraga icke efter DR.. Peters
Kuriko pa apotek; den saljes
genom lokalagenter eller pa
platser, der lngen sadan hnnes,
direkt af fabrikanteu, DR.. Peter
F%ahrney, II2-II4 SO. Hoyne
Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29

OVTTTTC oil Gu UTT
Larson q Andersons grOcerybutik lib Fourth st.
Denna has om ar en- at de NEST bebdame gncayhmdEndna aadn driver ems rdds god
rTese iynanhetb bland hni,nin 3m der aas na Ifdonodenheer Fhmn borade sin AFFAIR."
ring skaa iT@oma block vd & Iowa SITS, men nom ktv ahea faen sa att den mie Sc sig
m efere ntore lokal ohi nhytadei sir u vnan lRL Genomi a reel vOr och EFT gdt
gt bemotndem mot kumhrrah bar rmn6 riu att lunna sig annsnheens fHrendeo och
kan deor gnGa sig ang god och tHkk undhets.
/. Oatah hda pH@r pas nts ata ala matvror sUr fman nub aa soens MILO for Lo
pr sack, bah Black Hills ptts for 8ocp blhA SAINT g Tor zoe pr duIn och aHa mti pooor
ton.
Fnma will harmed tea sinai unier Ur.v sad tHroende och pa ammag gang fBaka att ds
aravan and kommr att bNa att Esoka beh2nad Ma fnroendeo omhmkadt.
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EDUCATIONAL.

with a vocabulary by Jossfa Schrakanp. 12mo ID.
1873. CHenTy Holt & Coz
SEvr-N LAMPS FOR THE TEACHERS WAY. BY
Frank a. Hin Lit. D. With a Biographical sketch
By Ray Greene HuIing. limo, pp. SO. tGinn & Col
Practical hints for training OF school children
r-r5r FS1RMs OF PUBLIC ADDRESS. Edited by George
p Baker. limo, pp. xiii, Az Qienry Holt & Coz
collection Of extracts the writings Of prcrnl
nent men in various caiIgs Illustrating the several
torms OF pubic discourse Notes and appendix Pro
vdin1 suggested and exercises are added
ISAAC PITMAN'a SHORTHAND INSTRUCTOR 12uo.
ID. XIV 276. Qsaao Pituan & Sons9
The twentieth Century revised edition
PSYCHOLOGY By James Rowland Angel. svo
VII 4o2. Henry Holt & Coz
An explutatfon OF accepted facts and principles
bearing upon the functional and genetic phases OF
mental activity. the OF students OF philosophy
education
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no more to keep than the other When oats
sell at times for dollar pound. 1t is obvious
that It VIII pay to feed only the most serviceable
livestock procurable Remembering also the
privations endured by many OF the first Corners
in the lack not only OF variety, but Of quantity.
of provisions, the reader will learn with some
Amusement that high living is now the order Of
the day for all Quoting the authors
ana S a 9ay"Soard is always Included and de-
eesSs Se G sa a osh '0is
run from sl25 to $50 month and free board At
f ea Creek ns the en eat juicy
rare-caIifornia fresh fruit and lemon merine1e pie
Dundee oash abb By e tom
Is Snd
OF the gold fields lie the sumptuous eating Of every
man who finds the gold
Other men. too are discovering other ways Of
getting gold from the earth. Agriculture is
making seven-league-boot strides and farming
is rapidly assuming an unlocked for prominence.
The author visited the fair Of the Yukon Horti-
cultural Society and was astonished at the sight
Of the biggest beets he had ever seen, potatoes
a pound or more In weight and strawberries On
September). cabbage. caulifower and lettuce
liable to compete with those raised anywhere"
All were grown IN the rich, black bottom and
bench land OF the Yukon. proving beyond
doubt" that the region is capable Of producing
all the varied crops necessary FOR the sustenance
OF nan and beast. The showing of "oats. rye
barley. wheat and timothy and native grasses
well OF red and white clover was notable"
Mr.. Edwards writes with considerable warmth
OF the methods devised by the Dominion gov
eminent for prohting by the energy OF the ad-
venturous Americans through whose initial en-
terprise the wealth OF the country was opened
up by granting blanket concessions" to favored
Canadians.
One man. Treadgold by name, turns UP and dis
himself be possessed OF exclusive
blanket grant to all water rights OF the Klondlke
Valley and It's afiuent creeks, as well as the ex-
elusive right TO hold and work all gold bearing
land not already occupied, and to hold and
have every claim already staked worked, which
for any reason may lapse to the Crown, either for
non-payment Of taxes or any other reason, thus
shutting out the individual miner from ever stalk
Ing claim within this regionI
Hundreds Of prospectors, he says, were moving
out of the Yukon into Alaska, where. they
sert there is fair play and e man may have
what he fnds." But the great bulk of tho popu-
Iation was standing its ground and fighting for
It's rights. -
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PICTURES IN P4RIS.
The international Society of Paint
ing and Sculpture.

Paris, December 20
The initial note OF the opening art season here
is supplied by the twenty-second annual exhibi-
ton Of the International Society OF Paintings
ana Sculpture inaugurated the other day by
President Loubet in the Georges Petit Gallery.
There are lo3 numbers in the catalogue. which
includes the names Of Carrier eleuse. president
Of the association; Jean Jacques Rousseau. tho
cattle painter: Albert Fourie, whose nude
nymphs in sunlit groves have Arcadian warmth
and charm; Antonin Mercie. Frederic Iauth
William Laparra-a young painter of the French
Academy at Rome, whose canvases executed
last spring near sarngossa are full of promise
Mile Deissaiie and divers others
There ere four Americans In the sbow AI.~-
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ander Harrison. Lionel Walden. Richard Miller
and Mr.. Frieseke. Harrison sends some CAPT.
tai pictures graceful outlines of long comb
ing waves gently breaking In calm bays, varied
studies In pearly whites. iri5escent pale green's
and twilight hues OF violet. Lionel Walden pro-
sents the In agitated and aggressive
mood. Foam crested breakers roll upon dark
rugged rocks in his paintings contrasting vivid
ly with the placid marine poetry of Harrison.
Richard Miller exhibits IN his Maternity" q
warmly colored. wholesome theme. somewhat
married by the artists evident striving after a
Whistlerian effect. LA VielIe Femme" has the
fault. It is original In color. but In COM
position is too suggestive Of the deceased mas
ter's famous portrait of his mother IN the Lux
embourg Gallery. Mr.. Miller's works are full OF
promise. however. and make US wish that he
might free himself from too devoted emula-
ton OF Whistler. In the four pleasing pictures
sent by Mr.. Frieseke there is also a suggestion
of Whisterian imitation. blended with elements
that recall Aman-Jean. He has done better work
than the Femme Nue. and the picture OF a
woman sewing. which he now exhibits. and viii
doubtless do better work in the future.
Portreiture is strongly represented by the Bel
gian artist Emile Walters. whose large study
OF Nine. Philipson Wiener has all the solid and
brilliant qualities that this favorite painter of
beautiful women has accustomed US to expect
from his brush. Inc Italian ChialiVa SENDS some
engaging open air pictures. England il repre-
scented by Mr. Lorinaer. who IN his "brodeuses'
once more practises a sterling method Of paint
ing the truth. Julius OLSON. newcomer from
Sweden bringn into the gallery some stinulat-
ing whiffs Of salt water and sky in sketches of
the North Sea. The daring and captivating
Spanish colorists, Sorolla and Casas. whose har-
monies form interesting contribution from
Andalusia to the inpressionistio phase of mod
crn art. present ambitious panels. and there
some striking episodes OF mundane sentiment Of
fered by Felix Borchardt German. whose
vogue in Paris is increasing. Sculpture Is shown.
but only in the minor key. Bernstamm has some
cleverly executed bronze statuettes of Paul
Deechanei, Leon Bonnat and Carrier Belleuse.
Antonin Mercie is represented by two little mar
bles, ''Namouna" ana Diana IN tho Bath"
Theodore Rivieres ivory fgurines OF Partisan
women form a gay and fascinating feature of
the exhibition. The latter is small but choice,
and constitutes OF the salient events OF the
r1ornent c. I B.
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Citations.
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bod Alberto Dod Susanuah DOd Rodriguez. Edwin 4.
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ton Mary stockton Cougsr. Caroline Baysrd Couge-.
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Remsen Couger Anna bed Mccoy Samuel Bayard Do1,
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Halsey bod. Herbert Eugene bod Fanny Esther Dod
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Brice Charles Caroline Randall.
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bod, all interested In the
bod Brown. late OF Princeton in the County OF NerCer
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Surrogates OF said County held al the County
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OF January. 1908. at hafpast ten o'clock.
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N TO THD YUKON By William, ss-..,.- -,
Heros With two maps and eight1NstX ;Ii1,s! I-o-
- .S4S rom photographs. Emo De 40 Tbe Roh
although there Is nothing epoch vneL,,. -
Ne&s-ns N Ar. Edwards's account OF his visit
70 tne hlondfke last year. his breezy Iet,ers
A01He' mere gathered into an attractive uttla W.,
utNe' are OF interest as showing the present sta,s
u oeVeiopment Of a region of which NC ,,,,--,
most through the stories OF those who sharao IN
ne N4cAsslteoes and dangers Of its pionear davis
y Is iar less picturesque but much roor. -
,Ui'aUie 70 overcome the difficulties OF the W.T..
morse uail In railway car than On g.. -. =
maze TIE water journey In a safe and .nbs,a
&C e1e@@iiooat than in e personally hu,lt era
N'ea'sa shlH or canoe To one who kssns 80.
ses open' however. as Mr. Edwards 6I6 50 a-s
H euii much that is novel ana e,ta-..,-, 'Ae-e
Gee ano 70 write about. even when tbn -,,-~o y
AZ mat CONDITIONS are already in MANY ressa-so
90 ntue different from those in mora ..r,,.'
cessibls reg.ons easlly &C
.Not only Is travelling to the Klon6,t. ..
s@is d matter OF time and money. bu, 49,
oi communication within the district beva
EeNousiy improved. Eight 70 ten -four 60
Ao'se stages leave Dawson every day for vsr,~,-1
osnaes OF mining activity, and the stool -
S'-Ss II tie BEST that can be bought. The -.-
- LUZ eHis Is simple 1t ooEts no mon. 70 g.,
sooo Morse than a skate" ana IL oo,,.
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REPRINTS.

ORIGINAL JOURNALS OF THE LEWIS AND CLARK
EXPEDITION. ISG4-lSO6. Edited with introduction.
notes and index by Reuben Gold Thwaites LII D.
Il. pp. $50 CDudd Mead * Coz
In volumes II A complete reprint
of the original manuscripts in the library OF tina
American Philosophical Society. and manuscript ma
terial OF Lewis and Clark from other
THE COLLECTED WORKS OF WILLIAM HAZIrT~r
a. X. Waller Arnold Glover With an
introduction by W e Henley. In volumes
Vol XII Fugitive Writings. svo. Do viii 5la
(bIcClure Phillips q Coz
EARLY WESTERN TRAVELS. I74s-1s4a Edited with
Thwattes Vol " Svo. ID. sS7. cleveland. Arthur
II. Clark Company
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RELIGION.

TryF srrNDAY SCHOOL IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF
THE AMERICAN CHURCH BY the Rev. Oscar s.
Michael. limo ISS (AliLWaukee' me AOuIs
Churchrlan Company
A survey OF the growth OF the sunday school from
the standpoint of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
THE FORGIVENESS OF SINS, AND OTHER SER
MONS. BY George Adam Smith. D. D. LII D. svo,
pp xu 266 "a. c. Armstrong < SOM
THE LETTERS TO THE SEVEN CHURCHES OF
ASIA. BY W. NJ. Ramsay. D. c. l., Lit. D., IL. d.
syo, pp XIX 40. "A. Z. Armstrong 6 SOM
An analytical study OF Seven Letters. tracing
their place tho plan OF the Apocalypse
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ELLANE OUS,

THE PARocHIAI4 SCHOOL By Rev. jeremiah J. Croyv-
ley 12mo, xix. 4l6. tChieago; Fu0--.h~i 0y the
AuthorO
An account Of some existing in the priesthood
and more particularly in the parocal SCHOOL system
THE IMPERIAL. VALLEY SCRAP BOOK. svo. DID. ISL
o.. II. Holt.)
A collection newspaper clippings referring 10 the
settlement OF Imperial Valley in California
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NATURE STUDY.

HANDBOOK OF PLANT S1oRPHoLoGY. Being the
Handbook Of Plant Dissection BY J. p e AFta an
rewritten by Otis w. Caldwell. Phi D. limo pp-
will. l90. tHcnry Holt q Coz
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BIOGRAPHY.

THEODORE wATTSDUNToNi POET, NOVELIST.
carrie BY James Douglas Illustrated svo. PIP
xiv, Ss1. John Lane.)
A terv.d tribute the critic long identified with
'~Ins London Atheneun1.''
TIE LIFE OF HUGH PRICE HUGHES. By his dalsh-
Svo pp. XII 67a "a. c. Armstrong 6 Scn)
An account OF the ppelio and private life OF the
Wesleyan minister reproducing many OK MS letters
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FICTION,

WAITER PIETERSE. BY MuitatUIi edward Douwes
Dekker) Translated by Hubert Evans. Phi %. 12no.
xiv, 800. (Frlderici & Gares(
4 Dutch romance
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SCIENCE.

THE TOWER OF PELEE. BY Angelo HeiIprtn e. R.
G. Illustrated 4to. Do 60 (phiisdai1bt., n
LApp!ncOtt Company - -
New studies OF the Martinique volcano with Ems
cial reference 10 tho formation Of It's excresrsns
illustrated with twenty-thrss photographs plates
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WARE on THE 2EvTH CEN
TURY. BY A. Van De Put sVo' pp Vn' no ''oNi'
Lane)
collection thirty-tour plates and seventeen text
illustrations with brief historical and descriptive
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QNEIDA COTNTY sURROGATEs COURT

In the Matter Of the Estate OF Martina L Rrends
deceased. intention apply for letters
mnistration upon the above entitled having
this Court by the petition OF John e Bantegec
others, him OF letters.
therefore, order OF this Court duly
filed December - 1904 the OF q
the OF kin OF said deceased having been duly
and fled hereby given provided by Section
Of civil Procedure to all creditors
Ing against the estate OF Martina L Bral5e5ee.
deceased late Utica, y. present them Hon
Fred Surrogate OF Oneida County. his ocs
Utica. y. Y before January Is 1903,
Dated December 20. 1904.
JOHN E. BRANDEGEE
Atty for Petitioners. 80 Geneses St. Utica, ". 2.