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New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
Current Talk about Things Pres
ent and to Come.

Edward Sandford Martin, whose volume of
essays. THE Luxury of Children and Some Other
LuXuries," has just been published by the Har-
pers, was born in Owasco. y. Y, in 1856, and is
a graduate Of Phillips Academy and of Harvard,
1877. While in college he was one of the editors
Of The Harvard Lampoon." and coming to
New-YOrk was for a time Literary Editor Of
Life" to which ne still contributes the weekly
editorial comments. For many years he wrote
the department of This Busy World" for 'Iar-
per's Weekly" and he is a regular contributor
to its editorial pages to-day lie has published
four volumes of verse: sly Ballades in Harvard
China" "A Little Brother of the Rich" "Pi-
rated Poems" and Poems and Verses" and is
the author Of a number OF short stories which
have appeared in various magazines.
The various addresses made by the Archbishop
of Canterbury while on his visit to this coun-
try during the last few weeks are to be collect
ed in volume and published by the Macmillan
Company some time next month. The full title
OF DR.. Davidson's book viii be Christian Op-
portunites: Being Sermons and Speeches De
livered in America
Felix E. Schelling. whose The Queens Prog
ress and other ElIzabethan Sketches" has just
been published by Houghton. Niffiin s Co, is
the John Welsh Centennial professor of history
sylVania, and is widely known for his studies
in Elizabethan literature. His previous publi-
cations comprise Literature and Verse Criu-
csm of the Reign of Elizabeth THE Life and
Works Of George GascoiGne." "A Book of Eliza
bethan Lyrics" a Book of Seventeenth Centu-
ry Lyrics" and The English Chronicle Play"
He has also edited Ben Jonsons Discoveries
Eastward Ho!" The AIchemst." and other
Eizabethan plays, and is to prepare the volume
upon The English Lyric for Houghton. Milf
hin & Co.'s new series OF Types of English Lit
erature"
Robert Grants new novel. THE Undereur-
rent" which reaches its conclusion as a serial
In the November number of "scribner's Maga-
zine" win be published shortly in book form
by Charles scribner's Sons.
The operations OF The Associated Press In
collecting and distributing the news OF the
world TO the leading daily newspapers OF the
United States are to be the subject Of series
of articles by Melville Z. Stone. the general
manager Of the Association. to be published in
the new volume of "The Century Magazine"
The articles win be lightened with anecdote.
will tell the history OF the Association from its
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
BIOGRAPHY.

HERBERT SPENCER. Fy Josiah Royce limo rp.
2S4 Cox. Dufield Coz
a survey OF Spencers contribution the doctrine
OF evolution and consideration OF his theories OF
education a final chapter by James Collier provides
personal "reminiscences OF many years the phIloso-
piers service as secretary and ananuensis.
DISRAELI. BY Walter SicheL Illustrated. 8vo, pp.
$50. Hunk & WagnalIs Company
THE CAPTAINS AND THE KINGS. BY Henry Haynle.
Company
Personal "Reminiscences OF some notable men and
women Illustrated with photographs and facslmiles
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
HISTORY.

SIXTEEN PAGES OF UNPUBLISHED MODERN HIS
TORY Ty Professor F. Co4!on de JumonvilIe. 12mo.
PIP. l6. %. V Wien)
a few WORDS about Napoleon and the affairs OF
France
THE HISTORIANS HISTORY OF THE WORLD Bv
Henry smith Williams. LII d. twenty-five vol
unles- $50. Vols NII-&Il, inclusive. CThs Out
look Company
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

Guy Wetmore CarryPs posthumous novel,
1.-The Transgression of Andrew Vane." is being
dramatized for Charles Warner. the English
actor who. after playing for many years the
leading part in Drink appeared last season
Jacques Frochard in the 'alI star cast OF
THE Two Orphans" 1t is not yet known
whether Mr.. Warner contemplates playing the
title part. or. as seems more likely. RadwaIla-
der. the polished villain of the story.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

In his latest novel, "The Prodigal Son." now
nearing its end as a serial IN "Everybody's 8
Magazine" Hall Caine not only pushes the
gates ajar but elbows his way in. carrying his
leading characters to the very door of death
and step beyond. The story. will be published
in book form by D. Appleton & Co. on Novem-
Der 10, and will contain over fifty thousand
more words than It did I'm the magazine.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

Curtis Dunham and oliver Herford have col
Elaborated as author and artist, respectively III
the production of a cleverly humorous little
volume for children entitled 1.-TWO In Zoo
just issued by the Bobbs-Merrfn Company Ihe
hero Of the story is a poor little boy named
Toots. with an iron-bound leg. who tnterprets
the sayings Of the ircn-bound beasts TO rich
little girl whom he calls the Princess.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
RELIGIOUS.

THE IDEAL MOTHER. By Is. Gwernydd Newton.
l2uo. Viii, 322. &C. F. Putnams Sons)
Medtations the blessings OF maternity.
THE FACE or THE MASTER. BY j. r. Miller D D.
Illustrated l=mo. 81. tThomas y. Croweu s
Coz
the 'Chsvick series.
SAINTS AND FESTIVALS OF THE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH BY II. PoMeroy Brewster. illustrated
l2Iuo. xiv, aJS. .eGeGiek y. Stokes Company
in account Of the origin, history present status
tach ut She chief and local feasts
with pTiet accounts OF the lives OF canon
izcd saints.
I'M EPISCOPAIIANS Ev Daniel Dulanv Ad1ixo,
limo pp. %. The Baker * Taylor CoInpany.)
IN The -story she Churches.. s.ries
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

Dealers In Rare ADeiest nad
Modern Engllsh Literature.
History. tNOetry. Drama. and
Fiction. Fine Old hnelish
and Foreign EOOk0indings.
Catalogues lssued. bid
sporting and other works.
with colGrcd plates.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
POLITICAL SCIENCE.

MR.. MGINNIS on THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM
GuthuTl -
CITY GOVERNMENT IN THE UNITED STATES BY
FRANK J. Goodnow. IL. D. l2ao. PIP \, 3IJ. CThs
Century CompHnyJ
In the American State series Il study Of the
city from the sociological and political stanipOnts
with discussion Of the Development place ana con
trol Of the city in the United Stntes.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

start explain Its policy and reveal It's methods
OF covering the great and little news features
of the entire world.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

IMPREssIoNIsr PAINTING: ITS GENESIS AND DE-
NEOLPMENT. BY WyEford DeWhugst. Illustrated
zto. Up. xv. 12I. Imported by Charles 6crihner $
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

Robert Grants new novel THE Undercur-
rent which reaches its conclusion as a serial
In the November number of "scribners Maga-
zine" win be published shortly In book form
by Charles scribner's Sons
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''Bally dustin -
Eiat.t out plnin'
Tain; no matter what M term
= good fer rustin'
OF tn brain'
Say, US Kids We slide down hill
Jest n-Ecoopin'
Up th' snowI
Holler like Comhnche bucks.
Jest a-whoopin'
AZ We so'
Had n coaster thct could ny.
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Down tn track
Past th' fastest sleds In town
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In a pack.
Had racc.hors" pitcher on
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when y- nliu- TAX. III lead.
Never rtoppln'
TIN yo'Ne wont
onet ! asst my ia to go
ncIiy-packin'
ON my sleigh.
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Kind hackin'
Like away,
TAX. yer ma my - scz lie.
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An he smiled
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lie they, uIllT
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Av~,. &eN,

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THE OLDEST MAN in AMERICA
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~ Using Pe.ru-na

This centenarian Is an ardent friend Of
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In speaking Of his good health and ex.
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! think have done 50.
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proper thing for ailments that aro
due directly TO the effects Of tho
climate. For us years havo
wifhsfood the changesbfe climate
of the United States.
u have always been n very healthy
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changes in the climate and temperature.
During my long life ] have known .
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and diarrhua.
"As for Or. Harfmsn's remedy.
Peruna. I have found IL to be tho
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In a later letter dated january IL. 1908.
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iouIs truly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-15


A short time ago. by request. Uncle
Isaac came to Waco. and sat for hi. pic.
turr. In his hand he held n stick cut
from tho grave OF General Andrew Jack
sou. which has b~cn carried by him ever
tirmap. showing few riIn. Of d.cr-pi-
tudc. HI. family Bible !. still preserved.
aud IL shows that the date Of his birth
was written ii5 years ago.
Surely few words from this remarks
bic old gentleman. who has hHd lis years
of experience TO draw from. would br
interesting hs well As profitable. a
lengthy biographical sketch Is given Of
this remarkable old man In tho Waco
Times. Herald. December 4. 1888 A still
more prrt-n,ious biography Of this, the
oldest living man. illustrated with -
double column portrait. was given the
readers Of tho Dallas Morning Sews.
dated December II. isos. and also the
Chicago Timcs-Hcrald Of samc date.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-15
| |ACugpoLA
| |EXSkETCnS|
GhS7 - By
[aza11 Mzzl~y

Copyright. 1900. by Western Newspaper
Onion,
Belly-Buster.
Did ye ever ride down hill.
Belly whoppln'
ON d, sled?
All stretched out upon the top.
Like noppln
Quadrup.dT
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-15

81 dldn't tii'ik the minister would sr-
tuaily kiss tns bride why notf lie
was well paid for it
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-15

81 do-'s Hrs how he can afford to get
married" oh. understand the Girl ha.
"a steady Job"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-15

Mos, OF Us would rather nc. a man
who looks veil than one who looks
swell
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-15
& 6 6
Antony and Cleopatra.


Having triumphcd over Julius Gao
Sar. Cleopatra was .ntcrtniningiy On.
gagged Ia making Antony's lawful wife
his love. The silkcn brccching was
already in place. and the bride ready
for the great general. when Antony
called one evening. by appointment. to
cnJoy pink tea with her.
The boudoir was r-spl-ndcnt for the
occasion. Beautiful flowers hrcathcd
their amo!ous oiorN. while rcdoi.nt
perfumes. heavy with brain hashish.
hovcrcd over the scene of Cleopatra >
prospective conquest.
Antony was matrimonial ship.
wreck when he arrived and took In
the voinptuous settings OF this fascln.
atinE feminine gem:
Thrr- was hut one beloved face on earth.
.\nd that WIS shining On him
In his heart there burned. obliyious
TO honor. allegiance and sacred vows.
only the mad passion to possess her.
And Cleo. the cut.up. did her best!
The pink tea was but half over when
Antony. bcwildcrcd and III ut ease.
because Of lacking sclfcontrol. drop.
ped his napkin. 1t took header and
rolled half way under the table.
Running about the room was n
white rat. priced pct Of the fam.
Gus man.killcr. As Antony stopped for
his napkin. the rat chanccd to slip
quietly underneath the luxurious lin.
gcric of Clcopatra's dainty skirts. nip.
ping her gently on the ankle.
As Antony's head emerged from
under the table. his face fiorid WITH
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-15

A toner ean', taper on py euiuvatInE
taper on aa nose.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-15

<sc>SSs>cscs~<S-S>-~S
Born before the Cnifed SfsfeS wSs
I ormed.
Saw ~ Presidents elected.
pc..p.ns has protected him from
{ al su 5dcn changes.
Veteran ~ four wSN.
I Shod . htrsr when 90 years old.
Always eoaquered the grip with
Z Pc.r0.na. \
: Witness In . land suit ~ the sxe
Of no ycarN 4
Believes Pc.ru.ns the 1reafesf
remedy OF the sgc for catarrhal
( disca scs.
RSAAC BROCK. n citizen OF MeirnnAn
county. Texas, has lived for tis years
For mary years he resided nj Ro-quo
Falls, riIhy.-.s miles west of Waco. hut
now live. wiia hi, son.in.law At Valley
Milla. Trsas-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-15

4 married man says b. objects TO xiv
lnK his wife spending money. because she
Invariably spends ".
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-15
n.,s.r o,-y. s-... Powder. 70, cnnars.

3othse uvsy.s svess Powders sss chfidrs0
Successfully a.r,i by Mother Grny. nurss
In the Chiidrr-,'- = Home In New York. cure
Constipaiion. frvcrishn-ss, lad Stomach.
Tr-thing DisI,lcrr. move and regulate the
Bowels aud Destroy Worms. Over a, ,opp'c.-
timcnia'a A. all Druggists. &c. Sample
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-15

The srcrc, of the popularity Of nsSter's
''Hnlihssd" h.e-nt eiEaF Is revealed ia on,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-15

/, docsn., u.nke a man literary to carry
a magazine sun.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-15

Mrs. ~lastow's Soothing Syrup.
rpr thdf-r tc.ihins. s1ftsas the gums. friGer. In
Gaminsti0a. ai.f rain. cures ~in ooile &c bottle
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-15

wha, the early bird wants Is Grub
steak
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-15

Smoke raS.cr's "BuIhcad" &c Cigar
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-15

To Curr n Cold In Ono day.
TAX. LnSntive Bromo Quininc Tablets. Al
druggists rpfand money IL It falls to euro. Ii.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-15

When You Buy Starch
buy Defiance and get th. bcst. i5 OF. for 10
cetta. Once used, always used.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-15
COUPON.

risas- write or ell IN thGs rrus1l Nth ,sO
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TO his "yc
Their was hut on~ beloved face on earth.
Mud that WIS shining On hin'''
Evening journal., 1904-04-29

wei, Of course I'm NTH you, cap"
would come to? Well, Just lemme drop
1t into your think tank, an, lay to what
1 say. It's all the ways from fifty to
seventy thousand dollars, whatever her
cargo is. Call it sixty thousand-thirty
thou apiece. Oh, l don't knoww he
exclaimed, lnpsing TO Landmarks slang
"Wha'd l say about a million to one
on the unexpected at seaY
Thirty thousandw exclaimed VIII
bur, without thought as yet
Now y'r singin' songs" cried the
captain. Listen TO me, son." be went
on. rapidly shutting up the glass and
thrusting II back in the case. "My
names lSitchell. and I'm hog right
through He emphasized the words
with a leveled forefnger, his eyes
flashing. "H-o-g spells very truly
yours, Alylnza Kitchell; ninety-nine
swine an me make a hundred swine.
I'm n shote with both feet in the
trough FIRST. last an always. If that
barks abandoned, an I says she is.
she's ours. I'm out for ANYTHING that
Evening journal., 1904-04-29
NJ o r O. n
of the
Lady Lefty

marked Wilbur, "and I'm used to the
sliding seat. but guess it'll do"
kitchell glanced at the human ma
chine that once was No. 3 In the Yale
boat and then at the water Kissing
from the dory's bows. He spat over
the bows and sucked the nicotine from
his mustache thoughtfully.
II remarked" he observed, "as how
you had brains, my SON."
a few minutes later the captain,
who was standing in the dory's bow
and alternately coming the oceans
surface and looking back to the China
man standing on the schooner's mast
head, uttered an exclamation;
Steady Ship your oars! Quiet,
nowl Quiet, you fools We're right on
'em. -Four Of 'em, an big as dinin'
tablesw
The oars were shipped. The dory's
speed dwindled. "Out your paddles,
sit on the gunl and paddle ee-asy."
The hands obeyed. The captains voice
dropped TO a whisper His back was
toward them, and he gestured with
one free hand. Looking out over the
water from his seat on the gun'L VIII
bur could make out a round greenish
mass like a patch Of floating seaweed
just under the surface some sixty
yards ahead.
Easy, sta'board," whispered the
captain under his elbow. go ahead
port. E-e-easy ALI Steady steadyw
The affair began to assume the inten
sity OF little drama-a little drama Of
Evening journal., 1904-04-29

The hoy spoke no word Stupefed
with the gas, he watched them with va.
cant eyes.
Wilbur put a hand under the lads
arm and got him 10 his feet. He was O
tall, well made fellow, with ruddy com
plexion and milk blue eyes. and was
dressed, as II for heavy weather, in
oilskins
well, sonny. you've had a One mess
aboard here" said Kitchell. The boy
he might have been two and twenty
stared and frowned.
"Clean loco from the gas. Get him
into the dory. son. I'll try this bloody
cabin again"
Kitchell turned back and descended
from the poop. and Wilbur. his arm
around the boy. followed Kitchell was
already out Of hearing, and Wilbur was
bracing himself upon the rolling deck
steadying the young fellow at his side
when the latter heaved deep breath
His throat and breast swelled. Wilbur
stared sharply, with a muttered excla,
nation.
Heavens. it's sl-!w he said.
(To be ContinuedD
Evening journal., 1904-04-29
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