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PtopietariO. Tomas Jordan Santa
Ma1fs.
Description de IA propiedad:
Embargo Case no. 16, 734.
Una casa mamposterfa de nn piso
techada de zinc en- Ia Gale del General
Stone. Mide Ia metros de frente por
25 metrol de fondo, Iindando poP Ell
frente 8 Sud con Is Gale del General
Stone, Norte ell Rio Vivf. Este 8 ses &
ID derechR entrandO con casas del deuI
dor y OsAte 8 sea & ID izquierdR solar
del mismo Jordan Santa Msffs.
Contribution adeudads S177. 40
Mas reCsrgos y costae.
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PrOpietario. SUCCESSION Francisco Ara
bia.
Description de Il propiedad:
Embargo Case no. $685..
Una Casa msmposterfa de an piso.
situada On Il Gale Cayo Hueso de este
Pueblo. Mide metros de frente poi
10 metros de fondO, lindsndo 81 Norte
y Sud c0n casas de la misma Suceai6n,
Oaste Is Calle Cayo Hueso, y Este con
Cass de Josefs GilYe = SoIares del Mu-
nicipio.
Contribution adeudada S24 25
Mas recaFgos costag.
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Gran triunfO de Gai0II Gn IA tx.
p0SIGl6n dc San Luis,

En- IL Exposition de San Luis TN
gran juradO cOm2uesto de expertos IL
coristas franceses y de OtTas proceden-
elaB, han adludiCadO & don Federico
Gatell. UN GRAN PREMIO por sus
magnffcOs licores, como cremas de pi-
no, cacso. vanilla ants, brsndy, oi-
nebra y ell afamRdo RON VIEJO y es-
Do reCompensR eS una pruebl MS 9
que son los mejores iicores que ae f.
bricnn en- ID islR de Puerto Rico.
20 v
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Propietario. Fernando de Leon.
Description de b propiedad:
Embargo Case no. 16 $50.
Una casa De MADEIRA techeda con te-
jos de barro! de IN piso en- "a Gallo del
General Stone. de este Pueblo. de 10
metros de frente por 10 metros de for
do. lindand0 81 Norte CON 81 Rio Vivf.
Sud Gale del General Stone: Este ca
he de Crist6bnl Colon = Solar del Mu-
nicipio, y Osste Celestins Cnaelduc de
Iglesias.
Contribution adeudadS $40 66
Mas recaYg0s y cOst3s.
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Propietario. Jos6 Hudo.
Descripci6n de rs propiedad:
Embargo Case no is 735.
Una casa maderas techadR de zinc.
terFeTa. con solar. situadasen ell pOblado
de Jayuya. Mide 8 metros de frente
por 10 de f0n6O, Iindando aI Norte con
Mateo Mattel. Sud GRvino Ledesns.
Este ell mismo LedeamR Oaste jaime
Oliver.
Contribution adeudada SIG. .26
Mas reCAr9os y costas.
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Pfopietario. Manuel Jesds Rivera.
Description de d propiedad:
Embargo Case no. 16. 726.
Finca r6stics y casa habitaCi6n ii.
tuada en- 81 Barrio de Caniaco COM
quests de 80 cuerdas de terreno con
lindes por 81 Norte con ell Rio Grande
que dasemboca an Arecibo. Este y Sud
con Pedro AIeisndFino MaldonadO y
Oeate EleuteFio Rivera
Contribution adeudada S172 27
Mas FeCargos y coatRs.
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Propietario, Tomas Ramos.
DaacrinnfRn rIa u nrnriadad !.

Propietario. Tomas Ramos.
Description de ID propiedad:
Embargo Case no. 16. $50
1873 cuardas tarreno quebrado con
cuanto en eIIos esta arelavado dedicados
& cafe platanos maIezas. situRdas ca
81 bArFio de Don Alfonso, de este I6rmi-
no Municipal. indsndo 81 Norte con
tierras de Antonio Dfaz PadilEa; Sud
ValeEtin YillanueVa y Vicente B9rn&-
Get: S AlienteI Maria Antonia MufIiz y
Sotaro Pab6n. , Oaste R0sRlfR Here.
dia y Sncasores Hernsndez.
Contribution adeudada 500. 80
Mas FeCargos y cOstRs.
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Pfopietsrio. Manuel Egozcue.
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Pfopietsrio. Manuel Egozcue.
Description de la pFopiedad:
Embargo Case no. 1855
Finca 1dstica en el Bsrrio de Sslto-
arriba de este T6rmino Municipal com.
puesta de 100,cuardas terreno llano y
quabrado con Cuant0 ancierra. lindan.
do al Norte con Sucesi6n de Francisco
GRrcfa y Rio Grande, Sud con Suceso
res de Roses y Compahfs. Este con q
Rio GFaDde y Oeste con Juan tiel Car
men Avil6s.
Contribution adeudada st18. ~
Mas EeCaTaOa y cOstas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-06

EONSEJO LAS NfADRESs - El iarsbe ealmanfe
is a senora nsom iebe usarse senpre que los ninos
eI periodo 4e Ia der ci6n Propoeiona alVie
samedi6s0 al pequefo pacante, produce sueno mas
~ural ttanquilo, aFia 81 dplor angflto despsfta
muy SYo aeHre rs muy Hgralabe ai paladar, ealma
al nio abanda encias, aivIa sus dolores, haee a
cesias funcones del est6niago reguia los intsspos,
Fs 81 meior remedio conocido para Ia darrea va pro-
Vsn 6sa de la dentici6n de cualquara otra eansas
T6ngase mucho cuidhdo en- pedit 81 JaTaos Satnant4
de Il Schofa Winsew'k es 81 tneioF dc todof,
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1EsTA UsTEp cIEGOq

Por medic de nuestro 1uevo mGtodo cura,
mos toda clase de enfernedades de los ojos-
por vieja que sea. OjOs 16bSteS SnJSGnaGd08,
"a cGtGrGtG q ceglsedGd total, TODD volvera SCI
curado dentro de POGO. Bis0j0S curGdos TG-
dScGL OperaoSoneS no na6s 2seceSGT'GGs. Ppcoa
gastos. Escribanse pornenores. Dirfjanse
al Institute 0cu1tstGcO 0t0pGt5GO.
S,2kS GeQer A0e st. Loas, No. U. s.. a A.,E
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YeE N.

AntiseptiCo desinfectsnte.
Para Iimpiar ID boca y lientes no
tiene iguaI.
Quita tOdo olOr ofensivO.
FARMACIA AMERICANA
San Francisco SO. San Juan 2. P.-R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-06
Dependents de Fotoeraria.

En- IL Fotogrtfft de Colorado, se
necesita un buen dependents copiador.
y que concZca eI entonRdO del pspeI
platinO.
IoformarSn en- IR misma Fytograffa.
p. d.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-06
JUNTA EsooLAR DE NAGUABo, va

JUNTA ESGOLAR DE NAGUABO, Va
cante una de las escuelHs gradu ldas de psts
poblaci6u, por renupcia del maestro que Ia
desemp penaba esta Junta eScolar acord0
anunciar dioha vacante PR el termino de
diez dias, & contar de laIpub.icacon deI este
anuncio, con objeto de que los senores
maestros de inst,u ,ci6n que deseen soiici--
tarla, dirijan sus peticiones 4 esta presidecH-
Cia. Naguabo 10 Atril 1905 Ramon Ro-
driguez Cor zal lez. Preti 1ente 10 ". S.
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GustaV0 4. Ritter.

Il Mucha satisf 4cci6n hamos tenido en
saIudar & este buen cCmpatriOtA nues-
tFo, d be aCAba de regresar q au psis,
despu6s de una larga ausencia en- los
Estadoa Unidcg.
El sef1Sr Ritter viene represeI gndo
ID SKny Scheerer Co, = f.bFicantes de
instru mentos quiF1rgicos, de N. York
II El senior Ritter Sc propone Visitar las
poblsciones impoFtantes de ID isls. &
los m61icos pArticulares y s los que ea.
tan 81 servicio de los municipios en- los
hospitales, etc.
II onnbre quito. yerdadero gent 'eulen
es don Gustavo "a. Ritter, es SECURE
que. cpn tales releVantes prendas de
cAr6cteG y ga clara inteligencia, ID gas.
ti6n de los negocios que representa- ses
ftuctiferR.
Los muchos sflos de residencia On
Norta Am6rics, no han entibiado en-
este excelente pueFtorFiquefio eli amor
& Il TERRA de ga cunR nj loa tfpiCoa
rlzgaB del criollo de buena Cepa.
SaludsmoeIe afectuosamente, deae6n-
dlle elmsjlr resuItado en- go cometido
en ID iaIa.
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a0IEL PLIRLL.

Adquirido Dor Jos sefE0reu SoIer y
Dfa2 eI eHOteI Patria. , caIie de Te-
tusn no. 8. nnta de don RafieI Gu6iz.
e o1reeemol s nuegtFo1 a1aiaos y rela-
eioD16o
Habi ions. freacua. baGo 40 ducha
= yile q hotia.
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OFICINAs DE Ia UNION DE
PU ERTO RICO. GALE ALLEN 18

last. Ida clnvenieptemente Ia ofici-
IA Central de Ia SUni6n de Puerto ri
COP en- d calle iodicada. & ella pueden
Rlistir todaa peFsonas iItsTesRdas v de-
be diEigiEsa d oorFeapO apOndanCis p0Iftioa
dal indicado 0gaaniamO.
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81 VENDE

UN TACH0 Al yaco de e pies diameto bomba demSs
DOS RPLEEFECT0Ss
cuales actualmene presando se
Tamhi6n nm DMNUD0R paente KraW Pesant y Ca co1 an
motor C0riss. - ~ ~
Para mas nio'ns diagr Aasado postal aas San JUAN pos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-06

Sc COMPRA. .-Una 8 dos calderas usadas'
en- buen esta1o para deposito de aqua,
Sc solicita Cabida, preoio y sltio donde Sc
encuentrau. DirljirSe PONS s. COMP
Aibonito p. r.
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Casa do Pr6stamOS Loan Office.
De Jose Bszan.-21 Allen 81.

Sc hGcen operaciones de prestamos
bobre alhsjas desde so centaVOs en- ade-
lante, Sc ComprRn alhSjaH piedras
preciosar.
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En- egta impFonta BE- Vend6 panel az
PeEi6diss viajo $3.50 guiRtn
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|, 7, SILVA BlNNNG AND Commercial g.

San Juan AguadilIa PR.
sucursaEe PIac de a Madeleine
Bill and Lectters Of Credct on all cities in Europa
Nueva-Yor Orleans San Francisco Habana etc ETC.
Cable transfer made Deposits received Commissions
COfFesponsalas dc
Cr6at LyOnnais London, Paris, Madrid BarceIons
Banque Transatantique Paris.
Societe Generate. Paris.
Banque AutEichienne Viena Paris
A. Jimenez & Sons I0n1res.
e.. Amsinck g CO Nueva York.
American Express C9 Nueva York
Wells Fargo Bank San francisco CaEorniA
General agents Of
Sucree CentFale CCoosoS, AguaaIa Puerto RcO Paris
Norwich Union Insurance Socte Norwich FnoIau
Boimpniage Gener Assurance COmpy Toronto Csus1a
Cotisb American al Trasatlanique
Cuben Steamshiq Company London.
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF P0RI0 RIG0

Schedule nsneect on after December g. $780, sbeween
~ Read n Juan Carolina Arecibo camuv Aradla and Ponc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-09
THE SUITS

The Suits-worth SIP to S15. Regular Saks Suits. About 5000 dollars worth. We expect to clear them out in about ten days, and . we will-soon as MT. Birmingham learns what's going on.
 Made to Saks specifications. Fabrics are all wool. Tailoring is perfection -nearly-and the styles are exactly the ones that are worn today on Broadway. Worsteds, Cheviots, Cassimeres and others. Stripes, checks, plaids and others. Solids? Yes-blacks, blues and browns.
 Top Coats.
 Top coats in tan Covert. Boxy at back, or on sides. Lined throughout. Handmade collars hand-shaped shoulders. The top coats are worth SIP to S15 and WORTH it. Tomorrow your choice at S9.9O A chance to bag an un- rivaled bargain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-09
The OvercOats.

Worth $l2 to Sl5. Right out of the regular Saks stock. Find them on the second floor in the over coat department. Several tables piled high. Made of Cheviots, Coverts, Meltons and Jerseys. Blacks, blues, tans, browns and scores of fancy plaided styles.
 Long sweeping young mems styles, with belted backs. Smart and swagger. Conservative styles flor older men-cut with grace and style, made up the same way.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-09
CRAVENETTES

The Cravenettes, worth SIP to Sl5. Right out of regular Saks stocks. In greys, browns and tans. As imperviouS to water as piece of tin roofing.
 Great Coats, they are-long, loose, cut generously full-with sweep and swing Your choice at $9.o0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-09

You'll find the Suits on the first floor. The Top Coats, Cravenettes and Overcoats on second floor-take Nineteeth street elevator. Let us advise you to come early-early in the day and early in the sale, for the reason that you W have more time for selection than later when tf crowded. Besides our regular force, we will hs extra force of salespeope who will be at your serv
 you through. Come tOday It does not make any if you don't want to buy-you are alway welc
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-01-14
The Right Place.

Residence cor. Sixth and Division,
Phone 49G. A call in person or By
I ne viii be promptly attended TO
D. trouble TO show samples Save
money by ordering from LaJta. None
but the latest and best stock on hanl
Stockton woolen mill blankets, pure
wool and full weight. Carpets and
lineoieum Of the latest design. Lace
curtains at San Francisco prices. Wall
paper at reduced rates. Custom made
suits a speciality. Lining and fit gua'
antaed. Underwear and aoX for men
from pure wool to silk Sample room
at residence. Respectfully,
CEATNCET LATTA.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-01-14
Cleaning and Dying.

The latest methods Of cleaning and
dying All kinds Of ladies suits and
gloves a specially. Singer sewing
machine headquarters A. S. Hayes,
agent, Park Hotel building. Call and
inspect our .ork.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-01-14
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Notice..

On ana after the 18th day of Sea-
ember the gate leading to Washoe
Lake through the Bryant field will
he closed to all hunters and fsherm an
Parties having keys to the same will
return them before that date.
SHERMAN BRYANT
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-01-14
Laundry Notice.

Charley Ying, the proprietor of the
Sam Lee Laundry is in San Francisco
under the care of a physician. Dur
ing his absence Big Sam viii have
charge of the laundry and all bills
must be paid before any further wash
ing viii be received.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-01-14
Fine 'Photos.

The Carbon studio has some fine ex
amples Of the Photographic art on dis.
play in the Kitzmeyer Drug Store
Some are Of cabinet size while others
are enlargements. The work is first
class and people who desire such work
will find it to their advantage to call
at the studio rather than give orders
10 outsiders.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-01-14
Tents for Sale

The Emporium has on hand a num-
ber of tens Of the best make and
Kind. Sizes 10 z14, wall tents. Are
equipped ready to p1aoa in position.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-01-14
Rubicon Springs
Ice ice.

Clean at your
health
for the of
accommodations an
guests carefully provided
nshing and hunting the
stage connections made Apply
neys For information address
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-01-14

Henry Bath is prepared to do all
hinds Of wood saving and at the
most reasonable Of prices. Satisfacr-
ion guaranteed. Call up phone 81
and tell him your trout IS in the wood
line for he's the man IL can remedy
them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-01-14
DR.. ri. a. pERADiS,

Physician, Serseon and Accouchor.
E2-interne of the New York
Lyingjn Hospital and Massachus-
cts General Hospital. Hours 81,
-. Office, Tie jellerso1 Residen-
ce.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-01-14
CARSON ASSAY OFFICE,

Essays and Anuayses on ores Of
every Ge5cr pticn
I>samp]es sent by malt promptly tested
Prices sent Oh Application.
:. 4. mERaiMAN,
Assayer and Analyst.
r. Q. 8ox 483 Carson City.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-01-14
-x9~-

For Sale-The Nevada House, on
corner Main and Seventh streets. Ap-
ply at premises. 1W
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-01-14
JAMES G. SWEENEY,
J. r. JUDGE,

ttorney at Law. Once north Of Cap
itol Building, Carson City, Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-01-14
1~C

For pasture call or address H. g.
Stevens, Occidental Land and Import
ing Company, Fort Churchill, Lyon
s29
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-29
LAVTTH tie BOOKS n2|
j wi! 7i!!!T I &! !!!!!!!!l 5!IT!1SXIz
GTTHT7THV7CFT II Y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ough scholarship and intellectual sophistica-
ton. but they are somewhat ambiguous in
their trend. Perhaps they have right to
be-but there is that doubtful and expect
ant company suggested in the preface;
what has become of the traditional an
tipathies?" The essay on John Winthrop.
however, lacks this note of skepticiSm, and
is remarkably fine and convincing.
SANDY. BY Alice Hogan Rice, author
of Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch" New York: The Century
Company.
Heretofore Mrs. Rice's successes have
been scored IN the depicting Of women and
girls. Now she has offered boy who
will win his way into a multitude OF
hearts as surely, and remain there as Sc
curely as have Mrs. Wigs and Lovey
Mary and the other denizens of the Cab
bage Patch. Sandy is a young Irish lad
away and goes to peddling with an I'M
couth trampish fellow, whom he has met
on shipboard. This jovial little chap has
a knack of making friends. When cast
away III on a Kentucky estate he Is taken
in and nursed and eventually adopted. That
the place of his succor is close to the home
of the little girl whose memory he has
cherished since the days of his trip across
the ocean Is more than coincidence, for
Sandy's heart has led him to the scene with
unerring guidance. Down in Kentucky
Sandy grows to be a man, a fine one, hand
some, popular and honorable. The tale of
his love affair Is told with that peculiar
delicacy that has made Mrs. Rices stories
SO eagerly welcomed by large public. At
the conclusion tragedy occurs which
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and ardent young lovers. Hecla is Quaker
ess Of exceptionally strong character, a wo-
man with a high moral purpose who has
difficulty in understanding her own nature.
The story deals with her wooing. her sep
aration from her husband. and finally their
reunion. But incidentally to this romance
occur other love affairs, and enveloping
them and affording a background for them
so distinct as perhaps at times to form the
main substance of the tale Is a series of de-
scrtptions OF scenery, Industrial activity
and varying human nature that are excep-
tionally good reading in their own right.
ENGLISH MEN OF LETTERS, edited
by John Morley WILLIAM Gull
LEN BRYANT. By William Aspin-
wall Bradley. New York: The Mac
milan Company. Washington: Bren-
tano's.
Students of American literature will read
with interest this life Of Bryant. Mr.. Brad
ley believes that American criticism has
done the poet scant justice, as he expresses
Il in a PREDATORY note, and suggests the
possibility that England may be the discov-
erer of his real merit. 1t is true that GER
tain qualities in the work of Bryant relate
him quite closely to the English poets. not
withstanding the influences Of Puritanism
and the fact that American landscape is
his constant inspiration. There Is nothing
essentially native in his touch and he in
herited the traditions of the English lam
guage. writing at a time when America was
not an identity in the world of art. 1t has
been the work of such original geniuses as
Walt Whitman to discover traits and char
acteristics peculiar to the American peo-
pie. A national art shapes itself slowly,
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subjects, declares his interest In the most
modern of thought movements. and the
vitality of.the issue Is felt throughout the
sketches. But certain carelessness ana
indifference betrays itself on every page,
SO that the whole Is marked by neither
elegance of style nor accuracy of thought
and information. An appendix which gives
under the name of each Of the dramatsts
a list Of plays. with the time and place of
performance. or time Of publication. Is ex-
cellently planned but presented without
any idea of completeness, to quote from
the authors note. This almost entirely
destroys Its value as data, Its utility as
basis for serious study and comparison:
The dramatic estimates are intelligent ana
the essay dealing with the idea of tragedy
goes into the problem somewhat deeplyi
but everywhere a looseness of structure
and of style suggests an easy indifference
in the writer which communicates itself
to the reader of many books who is reused
only by the man who has something very
definite to say and who must be heard.
SHINING FERRY. By A. T. CUTLER
Couch. New York: Charles Scrib-
ner's Sons. Washington: William
Ballantyne & Sons.
There is one quality in "Q's" writings
which his readers, who grow In number
from book to book keenly appreciate. He
remains the story-teler throughout, never
neglecting the human interest elements,
always intent upon securing the attention
of his hearers and holding it to their delec-
tation. He employs his scenic effects for
backgrounds, his moral discussions for
character Indication, his polemics for per-
sonal atmosphere. In Shining Ferry he
has told tale which stands the tests, re-
vealing a corner of Cornwall and group
of interesting people. When John Rose
warne passes out of life and the readers
ken it seems as though Mr.. Quiller-Couch
has sacrificed his most entertaining char
acter for the sake of situation. But In
Samuel Rosewarne Johns son, he supplies
an even more complex and interesting per-
sonage. This Samuel is peculiar mixture
of the martyr and the scoundrel, man
who sacrifices himself in the hour of his
greatest affliction, when he sees his own
soul clearly. His path to this realization
Is strewn with cruelties. His malevolence.
fraud trickery and injustice furnish the
springs of the storys action, modified by
the delightful kindness and pathetic
philosophy of little Mr.. Benny, the clerk;
the stout partisanship of Tom Trevarthen,
able seaman; the fierce sister-love of little
Myra, the patient endurance of Glenn, the
blind boy.
Shining Ferry" incidentally touches upon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-29
BOOKS RECEIVED.

THE CRIMSON BLIND; Novel. By Fred
M. White, author of "Tregarthen' s
WIFE," &c. Illustrated by Victor Prout.
New York: r. F. Fenno & Co.
THE DRAMATIC FIRST READER. BY
Ellen M. Cyr. Illustrations by Edith
Browning Brand. Boston: CHM & Co.
A PRACTICAL COMMERCIAL sPELLER.
BY Elizabeth F. Atwood, commercial
department of the High School, West
field, Mass. Boston: CHM & Co.
HUNTING IN THE LAND OF HIA-
WATHAy or, The Hunting Trips of an
Editor. By A D. Shaffmaster Illus
trated. Chicago: M. F. Donohoe & Co.
THE MEDAL OF HONOR; a Story of
Peace and War. BY General Charles
King, author OF Comrades in Arms"
&c. Illustrated by George Gibbs and
q. w. Deming. New York: The Ho-
bart Company.
MY AUTOMOBILES Handy Record. New
York: Dodd, Mead & Co. Washington:
Woodward & Lothrop.
THE ATHLETES GARLAND; a coIlec-
ton of Verse of Sport and Pastime.
Compiled by Wallace Rice. Chicago:
A. c. McClurg & Co.
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