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LITERATURE.

TEE DIVINE COMEDY OF DANTE, THE INFERNO.
a rtot aticn enc commentary BY MARVIN r. eli0ele
d. y. sVo, pp. IL 3oh (chRrlss sorion-rs Sohsp
A literal Translation. BASED ths Oxford tsrt OF
Or. Moore.
AMERICAN FAMILIAR VERSE. Editocs With an intro
duCtion. BY BTRnder Matthew'S Lit D. syo. pa IL
sos QssnEmhuE Green & Col
IN the ''WamPum'' Library. An anthology OF verses
By American writers.
rARsTFAI. AND GALABAD; THE oUEsr OF TLLE
IDEAL BY Helen Isabel Wilton, Pm y. 4olho bps
a. (Thomas Whittnkerl
THE LIFE WORTH WHILE. By Leigh Mitehoh Eoossss. .s
12uaO. ID 10. (overbrook Psnn.i Published eJ tAs
suthorD
Al analysis oc stsvenson's creed.
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JUVENILE.

razA7'TERBox 1 FOR 1904 svo, pD. ga BOssOa, Dana
EazE s.s.o MOTHER GOOSE guzzIg BOOK ny willard
. Pssa1 ,. Vs95ss nlustEetang stories from MOthsr
EANR gs57 Ra..s g 3 W. EPss Re ~ 6sa sss sh' s90x
Talss about tho Esquiuana Illustrated with photo
zEAAnlYs LII cHuLUHs. written and illustrated
3 cara Andrews wilnAns sVO- GFsdsr1ck A
Illustrated rhymes about colorsa children.
FAIRY TALES FROM DUMAS. Edited and translated
$40 p H. ~ seasT.o stGs.s 8 aG co5 501n'F''
EAE BOOK OF THE DOG vita fagsimrss Of drawings
g.. ios SsiaeaP iisas1 oSslso. sso'l6D 6S '2S sS
soq2 IlAnss oaaT'o' DD. 81 fsdsTick A Stokes
s. Barnes 4 CO.. - - "a
r,,. Ts seys9,sGs. !. .; London boy VINO comes 20
@ e.5sa 1ia I6a pIsoNsRs So .ss ~ & = shslsoP niue.
paT9 a' &. & c sa'S.''F %s4 and h' scholars who
t sss E y ssTsss s2EsT5I 9 Dy sy H2Ss,d ss.
Little Br0Wn q Cas- --'' ~ 80 O0o''OA'
The adventures OF two hOyE On a farm
~ Ll1I1sb A SANTA cl4AUs3 BY Jacob A Rita lamo
pp- p cTns Macmillan ooEpaly5 -N ~
= seW experiences proving ths sEastsnos Of a santa
THE s5ERRFTEA ERR EAT By Laura Riohsres
In shs ..es1ga1et sna Hndsrar4e. series. Tho
camp 'S -- '--0-4 summer
TIE aa5.a SgRsHE9 IsE6 g5RE By RossPe iesase. Nus.
Bedtime stories
"-NgrS5-.s STORY BOOK. By Clara Louise Burnhaua
~.lslsAlsa l&Ene -. SGS. QzOughton. Niflin a COZ
Of her unbseTr G s Gaatan 4asaaihsf sfno'
@AE I@o Bol6. BY J. Paul Lowell l2no nm 222
-NN'lH Sil2' Iho Ediior Publishing Oonpanyl
Toe adventures OF boys IN London
IOfggtt4tS SPY. BY James otis l2uno m ass
slhoEnas 2. cTOWen a Col - -OA
ne sioy q little srI ths Revolutionary psrsoa
eh--,tS, ,s Biltish bpy ana thea him.
--'ie1S gaining IA him valuable friend
e ALL OAMD TRUE Rv Mar = V.o,.-1 m
11l3l LIMO. pp Isl CrhOmas z. c4oWell q Co5
A tale of tho doinEE OF happy children
LE11lE NErAOOlLET. By Eezelrah Fau,,sy.A
11ssilAtoo l2Ine l5e Cghomas Y cT0xsil q
se sns n.y. e ths fE1eneshp OF Mtfls Indian hoy
tls cen q King Philip. and pionesr lad '
h&I tsrfSOl-EER BOOK By E1zah.fh r,-..,
Allhus1eo limo. -. 2S2 OtaTpeF q Brosl
rs Eiria- - - N'- -
e'iDiss ~ = r,,s. 4IAIATgKH PICTURE BOOKS. lsu.s.
11r.s booklets shout caans.- gxy41... l1-a.-
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NOW WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THIs9

From The Duluth News-Tribune ,.
One OF the clearest cases OF abssnt-rnindeen ness
on record was enacted by o leading grocer or Du-
luth Over the telephone came an order from
wealthy customer for some oranges TO be dehVeEsd
during the afternoon.
What are the pricesT' asked the customer
'Oh. we have them at all prices from ~ GENTS
q dozen up. - -, -. W.T.
I want Is the quality and size
''Wait a moment, please. he went 70 tno DoA
containing his choicest fruit. selected arge yer
low sample and hastened back to the phone:
Holding the orange aloft in one hand whne he
grasped the telephone receiver Win the otneS' Nv
said:
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MUSIC.

THE SYMPHONY SINCE BEETHOVEN BY Felix Vein
IZartnor. Translated Aaude BaTrows Dutton- LIMO
pp IS. Boston: The oliver Dttson CompanyD
A GUIDE TO ''PARSIFALA" By Richard Aldrch. 12rno
Do xYIA 7s (B0ston: Tho Oliver Ditson Company)
An account OF the sources. origin characters and
poetical and musical structure OF WagneTs music
LESSONS IN MUSIC FORM BY Percy GoetschiUs, Mus.
limo. pp. 146. (Boson: The oliver Ditson Com
pany)
A handbook for the student, providing analysis
Of factors and designs ussd In nu-
sical composition.
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TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

A DREAMER IN PARIS. BY William Jasper Nicola
IIlustated by Frank H. Taylor. I2n0 ppA 220
philadelphia; George VI. Jacobs & Coz
Impressions Of q PhiIaaephian in Paris Illustrated
with wings.
FURTHER INDIA By Hugh CLIFFORD c. IL a. Illus
trated sVo. pp. vii sT& Uroderick A. Stokes Com
BRnYl
In the story Of EEploTstion'' An account Of
the exploration Of Buruah- Malaga Slam ana Indo-
China from the earliest times illustrated with draw
ings. photographs and map IN OoOrs by J. @. Bar
tholomeW
JAPANESE LIFE IN TOWN AND COUNTRY BY George
william Knox. Illustrated l2no m xti 2Tk
"a. p. PuInsm's Eons)
In Our Ashtie Eeighbors'' series An account Of
the daily life OF the japanese a sketch OF the
history Of Japan tracing its development illustrated
With photographs and drawings by native artists
SWEDISH LIFE IN TOWN AND COUNTRY Bv O. q
Won Heideds illustrated. limo, pp viii 2s9
&C. p Pgtnam's SonsD
In Our American SeEhbors'' series An account
of Swedish lie IN AL phases public sud priynto
illustrated with photographs
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

xacTRrcsE nS1TEJoR pEcoRAT1oS tfe ch-
soEt-IAv1on-1
A F0rtfclio containing tfty-1vs We've OF s'n''
boFKEy interiors CLASSIFIED By periods
CxrIAN VILLAS AND THEIR GAHDENs. 81 ho-ln
TTkzrtur- Illustrated b Na1held Parrish. sFos rEe
27h che Century Company
Descriptive nrtss os notable and tns.rssiirS villas s'
Flursnce, elsns and Rome.
x5sE ARTS AND CRAFTS FOR EESINSSEhs ~ fIenh
Q. sanford IuustTatsd- t2uaos ID ~ S1hs SaN-
tUTy OouEA1yo
PTRcIical hints about designing, Woodworking, ~
rogTRphy shset metal working lesthef work p-cs
bnatrE clay m0dellinEs baz1stTI and tesd WORK ~
iussEstea with drawings
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EDUCATIONAL

0rRAELEHAUsEN Won Frederick GerstaoEsr; Editeo:
With exercises ana vocabulary. ey LaNfehoe
A AEoIOuth. 1emo. pp l24- Henry Holt COD
~ ST gTRGEN. Theodor storm. Edited with an
= IL BsckmAnn. B. A. l6mo. ID. 1@@ HoSoon'
CHM Coz
In ssTRa Modern international LanEusg6' series
SSRTNFAFs FAIRY TALES. Selected nnd edited 0
Jsmes =. Fassstt 16Eno. ID EL 1es- CIn" @AO-
milan Company
In s-The Pocket English Classics" series FOR uss
a third clnGseH
xz0Ty TO ETT-DY EHAYESPEARE. BY RunHrn y
FTorrirE, Win introduction BY ". J: Hol1e. LII
. Series " l2Tao pp- so. CooublsoAy' Fete O.
oOA
Outline Utudies for shakospsaE4an stuesnts
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

STRONG young man. q private bo,.,- :
any.uins. wages not Considered ~ - q
learn lseIn English Care HAGSPLAS, "a -. -.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
LONG JOURNEY FOR YOUNG FISH.
Special Car Of United States Fish Commission
Moved Them Safely from Iowa to
State of Washington.


The United States Fish Commission bas x4.rtss
its work OF stocking with sh several OF the larger
lakes OF this State washington. The other TaoTn-
Ing special car or the commission reached this
city from Iowa, from the lakes OF which state
government hsn experts have been engaged IN se-
curing the best specimens OF speckled frouf aDd
black bass FOR several weeks solely Tor the purpose
The extent OF the work contemp mpiafe6 M fba go,,-
ernment here can best bs Rauged by the faef fbat
" the car there were hfty-fOuF thousand Ash a.
these two varieties They were all little feiloP7s
A1ae although IL u thought possible by ths expsFt
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
NATURE STUDY.

FAR AND NEAR BY Eohn Burroughs. 12rno pp vi
2ss. G9oughton. Mfhin Coz
A record observations IN Alaaka and Siberia
STORIES OF THE GOOD GREEN WOODS. BY Clarence
Hawkes. Illustrated by Charles Copeland limo. pp.
100 CThomas Y. CTowell & Coz
Stories about some animals nelds and woods.
AEARY'S GARDEN AND HOW IT GREW. By Frances
Duncan illustrated by Lse Woodward ZsiglsF. 12mo.
pp. VI, 26l- (Ihe Century Company
An Of a years work IN q garden. with pTao-
ical information about plRntS-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
SCIENCE.

MULTIPLE PERSONALITY. Bv Boris sidis N A.
Pm. D. ara Simon p. Goodheert Pm. B.. NJ D. svo
pp. 462 ID. ApDetcn e. Co)
AN experimental investigation into ths nature OF
human Individuality
ELREsIDB ASTRONOMY. BY D. ". Horner Illus
trated l6mo pp. lO5. Qondon; Witherby & Coz
Plain talks Iayman about some nstronouaS-
cal facts. Illustrated with drawings.
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FICTION.

SaPCcva coUVTRY CHRISTMAS b Eleanor Heyt-
niastTntSd Iamo. ID. 224. DOuhisdsy, Page cO)
Ten Short stories ,
DEE s.uy SAW W. Fl Fl. IaR ssan 'iP hs6 e
parody 'Lovey Mary"
nlAEE Pg By .so E''Ao6taS 6ogs.dsS. SiRs Psr. co
GU-5lE OF Tzp TINES so.:gA "a AlssA;5sr %asSs
a tale Of love politics ana Journalism.
'nEE FL ''2sR 6a5lsy. sy fsSS'i Fsss S;5'H oo5 ' LIMO
THE oyERIoRp, py Allan MePvo" lam~ % sas,
A s: e as E''es s & bsss .ss.s tn sA :a: $
sOss TOM 2 Matt stan K;%R q1ssSsssa ss;S. 12@s gs
tale Of q coal mining community.
TzUE Bills by George Ada illustrated iAnO' p0'
More fables in slang oOnosrninE ths businsss and
uzEoPHANo. By Frederic Harrison lima ID SsA
Diaper q BTos)
A tale Of Rome IN the tsuth century.
4Sz Ss1ts s y ia SrraS " sa nj izno 8D ass o.
Fgtnsna's sons)
snors stories woven about mysterious vssssiuns Of
EEA1nGE- 'Moyosr- THE Wild NATIONS or Europe.
SOS TTeasricE A stokes company5
The experiences and observations Of an old oOlorsd
woman on the Continent
AR wADDY's Return. BY Z odore Winthrop. I'd
tied by Burton T. Stevenson l2n1o. pp- 27S daenTy
Holt & COD
An American makes fortune IN India ana meets
with varied experiences when hS returns 10 his native
TIzE CUSTODIAN. BY Archibald Byre. Illustrated BY
FenrAyn StaneWs I2mo. pp. $50. OIenry Holt & Coz
a love story involving princess and q secret
THE U&DERCrRRENT. 81 Robert Grant Illustrated
by =. Yohn. l2mo, ID. SsO CchRrles scrthzsF's
Sonsl
A tale woven about the divorce problem
T57D UecPARDONABIlr WAR By James Barnsa I2uao
ID. 35S Cine Macmillan Company
p ~
PLAYERS AND vAGABONDs By Viola Roseboro'.
12Eno, SSA CThe Macmillan COmpanyD
Nine ehors stories about stage Hfs.
OFF THE HIGHWAY By Alice Prescott Smith lime,
ID. 29e. Gdoughton. Hifhn q Coz
A love romance Of the fruit farms the Sierra
EevRdas. California
A YOUNG MAN N A HURRY. By Robert ". Cham
bsrA Illustrated l2mo. ID. 2sA dIaTpeF q Bros)
Tea short stories
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Nals-
A HIla GRADE MAN.

H[DH tskLAA3t- AArNs
BookkerQ~r manager .slesnzu OF el-ri-
enf man Hboss references have bssn care
fully investigated. secured without exgenes
by applying 10 BUSINESS OEEOHEONAIA
COMPANY. Union Square
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sport.

LAWN TENNIS BY }. Parmly Psret. Illustrated Gvo
pp. Nv, 4i9. Che Macmillan Company
In the American Sportsman's Library Following
sketch OF the history o. tho with discussion
OF its place in the sport, and prao-
teal information the player account Of the
history Of lacrosse by William Harvey MRddren. IN
which he provides rules OF game notes
about famous players illustrated with photoEraDhs
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
SOCIOLOGY.

MASS AND CLASS BY " J Client. limo pp IL. 2eO
Che Macmillan Company
An analysis OF the social classes the present
day industrial life OF America, a view 70 indi-
eating tho trend of social proETess
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
RELIGIOUS.

THE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION. Proceed
,ngs Of Second Annual Convention Philadelphia,
March Pa. 1904 svo pp. Kill go. CChcago; Pub
lished for the assocIation)
COUNT TOLSTOT ON THD WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA
AND JAPAN. ''Bethink Yourselves" l2no. pp. 49,
CFrederick A. Stokes Company
An sEsay ths antaEonism between war ana Chris
tan pFnciplsA
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II Few WRIfER-Iouhs man. q. ar.bI-S---
sNeeAeat typewriter. or aa eIsr<. 49,
stands all forms OF Insurance.. ~ sor' -.S'
en- es. y. II. r. $40 West 12th-.s
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POETRY.

LYRICS OF JOY. By Frank Dempstsr Sherman. i2me
pp 102 Goughton. Mifain Coz
SIXTY soHNETs. BY Louis n ElshsmEA 12no pD. 90
Eastman Lsw!s-)
DEIIIAAH BY G.. Constant LounsbeTy. I2Tno. i2a
cThe SoOtt-Thaw Company
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 62B Sunset 5:o2 rises 1O;1SlMoon age 70
HIGH WATER
AM-sandy Hook II :3OGov Island l1;42 Hell Gate 1;So
PM-Saudy Hook = Gov Island - Hell Gate -
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
From. IAne5
October scan0iG
Hull, october IA VogenlaIn
MorisO. ............ Gibraltar. october 10 - -
SPouce ...,.,..... san juan, october IN &
Minnehaha London. october 30 ....At Trans
81 Sud. Galveston. october 2z-.AoFsAn
MONDAY, OCTOBER 81.
srrfnidad Bermuda October 30 ........ Quebec
s3edhill. Buenos Ayres, september
Janero. October. Lamp Aot
Glasgow, October 20. Anchor
Lowther Castle Gibraltar. October IS Casus
n Galveston, October Morgan
iceland Antwerp, October Red star
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER l.
sKatser Wilhelm Bremen. October Lloyd
sAfarac GIayra, October d
United .Christansand. October a. scand
Fderch der Crosse. Bremen. OCTOBER % N Lloyd
Csorgic Liverpool October 2l...... White Star
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER q
sAuiance Colon, October 26 Panama
"Korona. Thomas October H..: Quebec
Amet Rotterdam, October %. .HoIl-Am
Rona........Naples. october .Eabrs
October 9..--...Cyds
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| STu1NOGpAPHER &c-YounG 49, 49, -
sf~r,SrapNer' and typewri' z: IN IN. Ossx
! perier,e. n D.. Triouns O3''
/ I sea Broadway
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

A-A.-ATTRACTIyE floors and suites
with private bath, single soonss, s,sSioaS
sII desirable locations; highest Ts5ei ~ ss4oas
infornatIon fros. s. c. LELAND & CO.'
West Hsu-EL.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

HARLEM CASINO 4sSIs I24sssti 8 H6,s 8 s'svsS svsH
inss. 6 20 C75c). saturday. sunday. 81.
a IA carta an hour sWeeLezt munc-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

B'Uay, Gear 42d-st. Ale.
SHANlEI'S. BWay, bet. 29th-5Oth. Ale.
Sth-aE. let 23d-24th. Ale.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

sBrinEs mail
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

Dinner. 81. Restaurant "a esrts-
Music to Q. II to l.
HARLEM CASINO 4sSls 42ttasti 8 t6,s 3 stavsy. sv:D
A Ia carte an hours Sweetest Enuac-
- B'wsy, Gear 42d-st. Ale.
SHANLEY'S. Bway. bet. 2eth-3oth. Alc.
6th-av.. let 2Sd-24th- Ale.
Hea4ys ana Col. aS,.. csth-st Music
ROYAL. ARMS CAFE 8 RATHsKELLER.
For ladies and gentlemen. Famous for
oysters. <Sd-st- and Broadway. Cusic)-
LuchOw's German Restaurant,
IOS-1I4 K. i4TH. Importer of WurzburEsr
HOfbrsu. PllsneF GenOsssnsch aftsDFau
The Wolcott sl..-ai- & sth-ave. A !.
iAc WU4OosS, carte lust opened :.
Il. BRESLIN.
Riccadonna's. g ": 2sth5st. Tdh. Din
70 nsr 0-s0 55C.. with wine.
Also ale.
BLACK Cat ISL W. Bway. near Bleeeker-
- Ut. L station: best 700 tdh- IN
city. Music evenings
ALBRIGHT'S, Cor. B'way & soth; En- n,
d'hots. SOC Music TO 9.
FLEISCHMANN'S, HuoV.,,.s + "; 22P nusIs. sS.
Famous Tdh. or Ale.
CARNEGIE HALL RESTAURANT
Breakfast (7-1O), S5c-; lunch. 4oc.
PHAN. Proprietor
THEODOREs 207 W. I2sth CHar. Op.
House.).-Tdh- In Harlem with vine.
only 500
- -
Geological Park Take Sd-ave L or Har-
lem r. r. 70 FordhaH. Service a Ia carts.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

PARKERs IGNORANCE VS.. THE FAl 5.
Sec Mondays NeH-YOFk Tribune
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
WORK WANTED.

M1Ie-
Ht.FAIttING, Sc--Work dons an VIM
nome OF oiice al mschauIcz' Uzss.. Ssa
furniture repairing, mattrerzax - lls
carpets laid. vanishing ana uoTI.rs-s- y e.
Lerniture- CHARLES STCEE( - o.
ave. eicctrician's sore W.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

A-ATTRACTIyE floors and suites
with private bath, single rooms 49, sssS. =.
without board; apartments. doetoEs 0-s.SSss .,,Sss
all desirable locations hlsnesNSY NYrI = 81
information Er0s~ . - A%--@N-N~> -
West S3d-st-
sT ABRAMS. EAST s1sT-ST.
Poems angle, en- suite, with priVate
paths: Doctors office; dining room paILor
aoor; electric light; excellent table ooare-
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT. Furnished.
az thres rooms ana bath; show from $ 70
o o'clock. t40 West Szth-st.
TWO COMFORTABLE hall rooms; coed
table: reasonable. 2oS LsfaysSte-sVs-'
Brooklyn. -
MADIsoN-AvE., ilo.-Furnishsd apart
ments; bath; meals served In room' sI-
cellent CUISINE
45TH-sT.. Ise BAsT.-Privats high class
house; for gentlemen only; newly Geo
rated and completely furnished with pfass
beds; scrupulously clean; reference
TWO neatly furnished rooms. with or with
out board in private family; cae or two
persons. $50 West 11sth-st-. near Morning
side-avs.
LARGE. pleasant room: southern exposure;
excellent home table; central location;
references. las West l1th-st
ssD-sT., 10 BAsT, opposite Hotel Manhat-
tan.-VeFy desirable large room, with pfi-
vats bath; also small room; telephone.
7sTH-ST., 163 WEST - Desirable large
room, Southern exposure: dressing room;
telephone; bath; references exchanged
HANDSOMELY furnished room, bath ad-
joining, private house, one flight, SO
weekly. Call from II 70 10. HABLEIGH.
IS EAST 45TH-sT offers second and third
floor suite or single room: references.
seTH-sT., i4B EAST = Desirable large
sunny. heated roomsS newly decorated;
excellent table; references.
I.lO0 FoREsT-AVE.-Sunny front room;
private entrance; steam heat; references.
CHINBUND.
67TH-sT.. s1s wEsT-second story front;
southern exposure; ample closets; with
board; reference exchanged.
T2D-sT., 20s-21O wEsT.-Bsautiful second
and third noor rooms, with dressing
rooms; supsTtor table; references given and
II NEw-xoRK-AvE.. BroOklyn.-ReHnsd
large rooms: corner brownstOns house: hot.
cold water; excellent board.
l22D-sT., $50 WEST.-LarSs, handsomely
furnished room, with dressing rnonn: eX-
ceIlent table; American family, references
exchanged.
ELEGANTLY furnished apartments; prL
vate baths: Including meals. $40 weekly ;
two S25 weekly. VAN RENSSELAER,, 10
East 1ith-st-. near 6th-eve.
ss WEST IsI-sT. sT.-Flrnishsd front
room for ore or two Eentlament private
family; all cOnveuiences.
8 MONTAGUE TERRACE.-River view;
Wail-st; ten minutes 70 Broadway. New
York: without cars; nelEhborbood. house.
baths. table, high class; references.
57TH-sT., 463 wEsT.-NewIy decorated
slcove and single rooms. with board; table
board: references.
6pTH-sT.. so wEsT.-Elesant suite three
rooms; private bath: private table; also
other desirable rooms; superior board; ref
erences.
Il MADISON-AVE.-L Handsomely
furnished rooms. connecting; also large
rooms. with board; references exchanged.
TWO CHOICE APARTMENTS, With pre-
vate baths; bachelors private housaI
references. East 45th-St
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.
WANTED By two young women engaged
~
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED In every locality 20
represent us ana solicit orders from ths
consumer for Woodland whlskey. II years
OId. Adopted by U. 9. Government and
leading hospitaia- No ncans. required
EAMPI-Es FREE Write for exclusive tor
ritory al once. WOODLAND DIsTILI.IHa
CO.. No ios coopsr-st-. coyinston. KY.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

AGENTS WANTED 20 sell our NSsrT.,
Christmas and Happy New Year sign
cards; the best seller ever put on the mar
kets sens on sisht everywhere; send Tor
sample -ho Pal tieularH. GEO. EsnII.I NJ AN
mr,,AnafAesasss. ssA shscisld-sya-. cnIoaxo.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED BY two young women engaged
in editorial and Settlement work. a FUR
nished or partly furnished room or two
connecting rooms within eight blocks south
OF the Grand Central Station. Address,
stnting terms. c.. BOX SO. Tribune ofice.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

RWlHIElIIgIg
THE ARENA,

20 West S1st-st Telephone l29G-Hadison
Dinner, 81 Is. Restaurant Ia carts.
PrlVats Rooms for Parties
Music Q to 8, II to /.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-04-29
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
 No. 20

In the United States District Court, for the
 District of Alaska, Division No, l.. Nellie B. Mix, complainant, vs. S. Wallace MIX To s. N aiIace Mix, defendert; Greeting;
 In tho name of the United States oi America, You are hereby commanded to be and appear m Inc above entitled court, holden at Skagway in said division of said district and answer the complaint filed aga'rSt you In the above en- titled action within thirty days from the date of the service of this summons and Q copy or the said complaint upon you, and II you tail so to appear and answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply 70 the court for the rehet de- handed in said complaint copy of which Is served herewith.
 This action is brought for the dissolution of the bonds of matrimOny now existing between plaintiff and defendant
 The ground alleged Is for habitual drunken ness for more than three years last passed
 The service of this summons was directed tO be made by publication for six weeks in the Daily Alaskan, at Skagway Alaska by order or the court dated February l6, 1904. The first publication to be made the 4th day Of kebru- And YOU, the United States Marshal of Div ision NO l. of the District of Alaska, or any deputy, are hereby required to make service or this summons upon the said defendant as by law required and you will make due return hereof to the clerk of the court within lorty days from the date Of delivery to you Wlth Ah endorsement heron of your doings in the prem In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and affixed the seal of the above court this 2Sd day of February, 1904.
 (SEAL) W. ]. Hills, Clerk,
 By M Fl. Mcclellan, Deputy. l. N. wilcoxen, Compliments Attorney
The daily Alaskan., 1904-04-29

The question of tariff reciprocity especially as it applies to our relations with Canada, is not one of partisan pol itics. The policy was first proposed by James c. Blaine, and it is now actively supported by such staunch republican newspapers as the Chicago Tribune, the Chicago Record-Herald, the De- trois Tribune, the St. Paul Pioneer Press, the Minneapolis Journal, the Portland Oregonian and many others, besides fully one-third of the repubi- can members of congress. It is said by those who should know that President Roosevelt personally favOrs it, but re- mains silent from fear that it might cause contention within the party.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-04-29
Notice Forfeiture

To all persons interested in the Skag-
 way Chief.
 You are hereby notified that l have expended S1OO in labor upon the Skag- way Chief lode, about two miles north of the town of Skagway, On the east side of the Skagwsy riyer, in order to hold said premises under the provision of Section 1924, Revised Statutes of United States, being the amount required to hold the same for year ending 1903, and if within ninety days after this notice you fail to contribute your proportion of such expenditure as a cO-Owner, your interest tn said claim will become the property of the subscriber under said Section 2324. E. MAHER-
 Date of first publication Jan. g.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-04-29
ALL DONE
To Pacific Coast
 Wharf Completed

The repairs to the Pacific Coast Company's wharf at this place have been completed. New piling and pianking have been put in to replace that which had worn out. The re- pairs cost, all told, about s250O and all the supplies were furnished at Skag- way, and the men who did the work paid of here.
 The Pacific Coast Company will use the wharf as depot for it's coal and for other purposes as it may find conven- tent.
 Eugene Woolbert, superintendent ot bridge and dock work for the Pacific Coast Company, who did the work here, will probably oversee some improv' meuts to the Juneau dock before re turning to the sound.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-04-29
WILL START
Elks To Break Ground At
 Once for Club Rooms

The Skagway Elks decided last night to begin the work of building their new lodge and club room at once and ground will be broken within the week.
 The building committee which has been appointed, with full power to act in the construction of the new building, consists of F. T. Keelar, Dr. L. $. Keller, W. w Boughton, J. NJ. Tanner and Allen J. Walker, The latter has resigned on account of hay ing to leave Skagway.
 The new club building and lodge room, all furnished, exclusive of the alley will cost about s5OOO,
The daily Alaskan., 1904-04-29

If the White Pass Athletic Club de- sires to get 8 baseball team in the field this year it is about time for it to get busy. whitehorse and Juneau are ae- lively preparing grounds and testing candidates for places on the teams. Skagway cannot afford to be beaten without making an effort.