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New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
FEBRUARY
LATEST Foreign NeSe,S AbOuf Books.

London, February "A.
An announcement that will be greeted WIN
interested anticipation ott both sides OF the AL
lantic and IN both literary and art circles mas
Just been made by Mr.. EIeinemann IL Is tnat
he has signed a contract with Joseph Pennel
and Mrs Pennell for a biography OF "hstler
which they are now engaged In writing Ine
work will be published in two volumes. Mr
and Mrs Pennel have Whis'tler's own notes OF
his "reminiscences. containing numerous ahec-
dotes OF the early and least known portion VI
his career. No word has as yet been gwen
out respecting the illustrations of the biography
but, taking INTO consideration the character ana
capa abilities of the authors and their SUBJECT
the volumes without doubt VIII constitute an
art book of high quality. In the mean time
tIsIdsne Macfalrs short life of W Whistler is near
Iy ready for publication A. T. Q'uiller-Couchs
..sbintne Ferry and a new novel by Max Penn
berton are the most noteworthy outputs OF the
week's fiction Longmans. Green & co. nave
issued a book Of sketches of life in CHINA, ana
r Fisher Unwin has brought out a. volume OF
Jane Barlow's Irish stories. A. ~ r.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
BooEs People Are Reading.

PHILADELPHIA FREE LIBRARY.-Phia-
delphia, Feb. 24-The books most read this
week are as follows:
History and Trave-Lang's History Of Scotland
9keys VENICE Parkmans Ta, ssfuSg,e SSgateboo rST
Aliens ''Yenice'; Baedeker's United States; i;
Luces "Going Abroad"
BiographyM Carthgs An IGishmans .sSs91,yya Ss9ry
Letters: BuelI's History of Andrew Jackson"
Miscellaneous-Peck's THE Personal Equation
suderInann's The Fires Of St ito John, The The
FYction-Harbens "Abner Daniel; Jacobs,s ''The
Interloper oPpe1nheiTms Myf{eTTSs er RSo
BUFFALO PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Buffalo. Feb
24-According to the demands made at the
Buffalo Public Library during the last week
the following named books were the most
popular:
"a japanese Romance: Altsheler's ''Guthrie or
the Times; Michelson's In the Bishops Car
Observation-Disclosures How We Are Clothed
seton's Monarch. the Big Bear Of Tallac
Andersens Fairy Tales; Knoxs Little AL
mond Blossoms"
Miscellaneous-Tarbell's History of the Standard
4natenrs B,iels "FIstory of Andrew Jack
SON: Conway's Autobiography; Smiths ''Yo-
semitic Legends"
CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Chicago Feb.
24-The most popular books among Chicago
readers. according to the demands at the
Public Library last week, were as follows:
Ronance-Parrsr's My Lady of the North; Wig
gins The Affair at the Inn; Thurston's 'The
Masquerader."
History and Biography-Biograph phies of Lincoln.
Browning and Richard Wagner; histories OF
Russia
Adventure and Travel-Bogues Abroad with the
Jimrres': travels in Russia Burton Holiness
Lectures; Stoddard Lectures"
Scientific and SociologicaI-Dewey's "The True Sci
ence Of Living: Wagner's The Simple Life;
Halls Adolescence
MisccIlaneous-wagner's 'ParsifaI" and Parsitar-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

Paris, February "a.
afiyel has Just published here book Of typi-
cally French character. by Frederic Lolie II is
entitled La Seduction" and is dignifed by a
preface by Henri Lavedan. Of the French Acad-
envy. The Illustrations include reproductions
OF the work OF Fragonard, Boucher and Law
rance. The author treats his subject seriously,
analyzing with an alert. If occasionally indis-
Greet. pen the philosophy Of modern Irritation.
Pierre de la Gorce's important work. Ibis
toire du Second Empire" is brought to a con-
clusion this week in the publication, by Plon. of
the seventh and final volume. "Amants ct
VoleuTs' is the title of a clever and amusing
rovei. by Tristan Bernard. Just issued by Fas-
Quelle and CalEann Levy has brought out
book Of verse by Pierre de Nolhac, entitled.
''Po9mes de France ct d'Italie." NJ de Nolhac.
who has made a lifelong study Of italian litera-
ture and of the French Renaissance, is now the
curator Of the Versailles Museum. Michel is
bringing out a curious volume, called Cabinet
Secret de rHistoire." by DR.. Cabanes
c. Z B.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
LITERARY NOTES.

Clara DriscoH. the author OF The Girl OF La
Gloria a novel recently published by the Put
sams has other claims to fame. It appears.
than those Of a writer Of fiction. Miss Driscoll
has a record IN her native Texas as a deputy
Sheriff one Of her exploits resulting In the
capturing OF two cattle thieves singl handed.
She Is also noted the patriotic da hter OF
the State who saved the Alamo fron asecra-
tion. In the Alamo, as is well know - men
Of Texas he'd out against an ovc nelming
force Of Mexiccns until they had slain l,500 of
the besiegers and their last man was dead.
When it was proposed to build a hotel On the
site OF this historic relic Miss Driscoll organ
lied a committee TO raise money to purchase
l. for the State. Funds came in slowly ami
time was short: in the end Miss Driscou her
self advanced the balance Of the sum required
= bill Is now before the Texas Senate to reim-
burse Miss DriscOu and to turn the property
over - the Daughters Of the Republic Of Tex
as.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
FEW sE.,. 4uN1c!aa Ar sr 1oaAus

~ ~N"'' NJ OI. JOHNS,
81 Iohn s. N. f., FSh. 2G-- iyF>-,- thousand seal
hunters. who are to man the steamers L., ~, - IN,
neet which will sail two weeks hence, arr raah,- =
te&ch thlS place. OWN" to tho railroads -
Diockaded by succession of bIizzards If will -
men and bring them here ~ c"llect the
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
WORK OF MARITIME CONGRESS.
Treaties Arranged to Govern Collisions and
Assistance at Sea,

Brussels. Feb. a.-The International Congress OF
Maritime Law concluded it's sessions on Saturdav
hi Tng agreed "a the text 81 two draft reaties
one relating to collisions and the other to saving
life and rendering assistance at sea The treaties
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
LOsI.

L0SI.
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LOST or STOLEN-Bankbook No. ass, ,62S OF
the German Savings Bank in the City OF
NeN-York, corner 4th-aVe. and l4th-st., is
sued TO MarGarete Helms. ALI persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned to the bank on the Goth DAY OF
March, 1865. a duplicate viii be issued
LOST or STOLEN-Bankbook No. 43I. SO4
of the German Savings Bank in the city
OF NeW-HoVK, corner 4th-ave. and 14th-st.,
issued TO Johanna Mott, In trust for ESduard
All persons are cautioned against negOtiat-
ing the same. If not returned to the bank
on the 10th day of March. 1905. duplicate
VIII be Issued
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

FARMER. working foreman. married. no
family; vans hOuEe, practical American
In an Jraucaes; boar! ell, dai. lyman. etc.
best references. l. H.. at Carpenters l64
6LH-aye.
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FARMER and GARDEN ER.-By German:
married; long experience; steady position
on private place; best references OTTO.
$50 West 53d-st.
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FAILURE OF BELGIAN STRIKE

Brussels, Feb. 26'-The Miners Congress at Char
lero to-day. in consideration of the fact that the
%<;"ral strike has collapsed. decided that to strike
Is no longer compulsory. but is left to local organl
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Employment Agencies-Per line. each
Insertion, 10 centsi one month, 10
cents per line.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

GARDENER and superintendent, on gentle
mans plaSe, thoroughly eNPeTleu- eG IN
all branches landscape work and farm man
asemenJ; nine years references from last
employer. q, Il hOrton-st. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

The Importance Of the Sa-0nese tea cere-
nony' is perhaps not generally reu..nized by
cocicentals. How far reaching II is in its si5-
nihcance VIII be shown by Okakura- Ka kuzo
author OF The Awakening of Japan n a new
volume. TO be issued this spring 10y Fox. Duff
heid & Co, Mr.. Okakura calls his work THE
Book OF Tea, an Interpretation Of Japanese
LIE" 1t is said to treat especially Of the idea
O. tea and tea-ism in its relation to the religion
o. Japanese asstheticlsm. The authcr believes
in the importance OF tea and tea drinking to
oriental life and. indeed. to humanity at large,
anu traces the development u the tea ceremony
from its earliest conception in the Tang Dy
nasty and from Luhwi. the father Of tea" down
20 present times. THE Book of Tea In short.
aims To be an analysis of japanese life. its
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

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GARDENER.-By married man with small
family. or TO take charge OF gentleman >
place: one who has practical knOwlsCge Of
farming IN all branches; Al references.
Address JOHN HOFFMAN. TRlimcns. y. =.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

unique idealizations sympathy. courtesy and
artistic insight. Mr.. Okakura adheres strictly
to japanese customs and costume, and Is a
prominent member Of the party OF reaction
against the wholesale Introduction Of Western
ways into Japan.
1t must come with rather Jar to some of
the writers of our best selling" books to learn
that the novels Of Albert Ross, having sold over
two million copies in their present edition. are
being brought out IN cheaper form by the
publishers. the G. w Dillingham; Company, in
order to give them a still wider circulation.
Anne Warner CNrs Charles Ellis FRENCH,
author Of Susan Clegg and Her Friend. Mrs
Lathrop," has just finished another story. the
manuscript Of which is now in the hands of
Little, Brown & Co. to be brought out in book
form some time in the autumn. Mrs. French
in the mean time has gone abroad to enjoy a
well earned holiday.
The report Of the English Church Congress
Of 1904, held at Liverpool. has just been pub
Hshed. II discusses. among many other TOPICS
Of theological and sociological interest. the
- >-cline in Church Attendance" "Intemper-
ance,'' THE Problems of P.,1erty.' Isl, oily of
candidates for the Ministry" Ethics of Com
merce' and Church Unity" Thomas Whitta-
ker viii su ~ the American market
In l.. Gardner W. Aliens boo "Our Navy
ana the Bar-ary CcIcc2irs," published to-acv Sv
Houghton, Miffiin & Co. the author briggs TO-
gether In a single volume the romantic history OF
series Of events scattered over a period OF
about forty years While the picturesque ex-
pioits of Preble and Decatur are familiar to
every schoolboy. tie equally hazardous. if less
renowned, adventures of many of the American
seamen and consuls among the pirates OF the
mediterranean are hardly known. In many In
stances DR.. Allen has had to explore among the
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wATCHMAN or TIAfEKEEPER.-B an
experienced. sober. honest middle aged
man; new buildings. store OF factory; per
sonai reference. II. BLOODGOOD. 54T East
l34th-st.
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GARDENER.-Qvai 10 take entire
charge OF EentiSmal'S country estate.
married: no enGImnrances; age 45; refer
ence personal. WILLIAM HANSON. rs
Ith-aye
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charge of GentIeman's place; references
first class Address E g DAVIDSON,
Gray oaks. YonSers. y. Y.
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tribune Office.
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week. as reported to The vew-rork Tribune
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Position; thorough competent TO Jai-e
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years In last place: first class city refer
enCe. a. ALl\S. "a East Sd-St.
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man: wife at,end daiIy, poultry. board
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pgEssMAkING 49, uILLInERr.
ON GOLD AM SiikF9

Ca<D COLD. SILVER and precious stones
bought At highest market value. made
lffo nov articles or exchanged for new
zeNelry OF Japsnese goods al Ii p TtsP
YRS FACTORY. 70 W. sIzt, basement.
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MACHINERY.


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wood and iron working machines: fully
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New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

The first volume of the new History of the
United States" on which DR.. Edward Channing
professor Of history at Harvard University. is
now engaged, will be published by Macmillan
some time in March. The work will be COM
pleted IN eight volumes
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Female.
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iSS itS',,, % ea'as. Address HELENE
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SsIt; sVou H,eAsmaker: 10 lady so.nr to
A.. laf East i25,h-sl e''Ne' =
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Ss,'Vs, snr' $50 - West ~sth-si- Tel so44-NacE
Ooh.-Exceilent swedish cook. has s,o..t
,,., .rict epSe~s very cNmDrtRat kTNr = -.
5Si'kAU. $50 lex 1gAln-Asa. --N-sp
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REAL ESTATE.

FAR ROCKAwAY. Iawrenc. --e-,--->--- S-.--,,--->---
ana Easemere. Special list OF dss,rus,t russt
n1nsss . 10 rent mailed on appiicstton sSis Sl
D-'1- Al 4iGuE. Far RoclsaWay, N.
The Globe-republican., 1905-06-22
First published June s, 1905
PUBLICATION NOTICE

State Of Kansas to Frederik Marcus Fred
eriksen, Mrs. Frederik Marcus Frcderiksen,
his wife. N. O. Frederiksen. Neils G. Freder.
iksen, Ada M, Frederiksen, Frederiksen Il
Co., James Longley, Julia X. Longley, and
the following named personsif living, Of II
dead then the unknown heirs, devlsees, ad
ministrators, executors and trustees of such
defendants and each o ( them, to- wit: j. W,
Rist, Mrs. J. w. Rist. his wife, Z. g Com.
stock, Rudolph Nunnemacher, Lewis Eng.
strom, Karin Engstrom, George e. Ambrose,
Jessie \, Ambrose. David J. Matchett, Jane
Matchett, Hugh T. Matchett, Mrs. Hugh T,
Matchett, his wife, Salinx Sherwood, -
Sherwood, her husband, Cary Button, Lydia
A. Button, David W. Sherwood, Mary Sher-
wood, Charles johnson Lindhult, Johanna
", Lindhult, Charles Johnson Lindhalt,
johanna W. Lindhalt, Isaac Ellsworth, Peter
G, Anderson, Anna Anderson, margaret
Gregory, Charles Bierwirth, Margarete Bier.
wlrth, Peter Carlson, Emma Carlson Charles
Peterson, Mrs. Charles Peterson, his wife.
Joseph N. Bullock and Mrs. Joseph N. Bull.
lock, his wife. greeting:
You and each OF you have been sued In the
District Court of Ford County, Kansas, by
Stephen w. Rawson, rs plaintiff, and that
unless you answer said petition filed In sud
suit by said plaintiff, on or before the 2Uth
day Of July, 1865. said petition will be taken
as true and Judgment rendered against you
and each Of you accordingly quieting and
confirming plaintiffs title and possession in
and to the following described lands, to-wit
south half section 10. south half section n,
all section 20, township 26 south, range 20
west Of the 9th 2. M; also north half Of
southwest fourth section |, all sections 3, 8, I,
and 0, southeast fourth, northwest fourth
and northeast fourth section IL, all section
10. east half section II, northwest fourth,
southwest fourth and north half of northeast
fourth OF section 2i, southwest fourth, north
east fourth and northwest fourth section "a,
and all OF section 81, township q south, range
26 west of the 9th p. NJ. In Ford County, Kan
sas; and said judgment Will bar and foreclose
you and each of you OF and from any and
all right, title or interest you or any of you
may have or claim TO have In and to said
lands. or any part or parts thereof.
Witness my hand and the Official seal OF
the above named court, this 9th day OF June,
1905.
H. II. WELLS,
[SEALl Clerk District Court,
SUTTON & BCATES,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Globe-republican., 1905-06-22

Here is the Hutchinson News base bal
editors opinion of Claud Hayes who
was loaned to Kingman by Dodge City
last week: "Allow q wise old head to in
form you that Mr.. Hayes, the gum
chewing boy of the kingman aggre-
cation, Is no slouch when 1t comes to
holding a job on the pitching staff Of
that club. lie didn't win the game yes
terday, because he couldn't and because
the support went to pieces and threw the
ball around some, but he cast few Of
them over the plate that would fool the
wisest in large bunch Of guys. This Is
just what he did, all right, and he will
be able to do something more on later
date. That man, Hayes, has 1t in him II
he can just keep In chewing gum. Talk
as you please, but he threw few yes
tcrday which would be classed among
the elect. Goodness HE, but few Of
them were swift boys. The boys claim
that there 10 chance TO run up against q
still stronger pitcher with the Kingman
aggregation, but we will have to be
shown some."
The Globe-republican., 1905-06-22
Excursion
Rates.

COLORADO. Very low rates all sum-
mer. Special rsdactlon for Epworth
League Convention June 80, July l, 2,
3 and 4.
PORTLAND EXPOSITION Less than
one fare for the round trip daily until
Sept. 80. Special rates for extension
trips to Alaska and return trips via
California, Yellowstone Park, etc!
CALIFORNIA Rsund-trip rates on
special dates TO San Francisco and Los
Angeles, with choice Of routes,
ASBURY PARK National Educ lon.
al Association, July 3 to 7. Excursion
tickets on sale on special dates.
BALTIMORE International Conven-
tion Christian Endeavor, July s to 10.
Round tripfor one fare pins So.
BUFFALO Grand Lodge B. P. o.
Elks, July II to Is. Round trip for one
fare plus 81.
SUMMER TOURIST RATES almost
eyerywhere-Michigan and Minnesota,
Canada and New England coast. II you
are going anywhere Jet the Rock Island
Agent save yon money on tickets.
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
Passenger Traffic Agent,
Chicago.
The Globe-republican., 1905-06-22
First published JuneS
NOTICE OF CONDEMNATION OF LANDS
FOR RAILWAY PURPOSES.

| Notice is hereby given that we, the under
| signed commissioners, there unto duly ap.
| pointed by the honorable Il. IL. Madison
Judge of the District Court OF Ford county
Kansas, will ON the l1th day of July 1906, at
| 500 o'clock A, NJ. Of said day, proceed to lay
| off according to law for the Atchison, TO
| peka Il Santa Fe Railway Company along
the line OF Its proposed road as located
througn the County of Ford and State OF
Kansas route for said proposed railroad
not exceeding 100 feet In width except for
the purpose of cuts and entertainments where
u shall be necessary to taka more land for
the proper construction and security of the
said railroad through as much OF said coun-
try as may be desired by said railroad COM
pany, and also such land as may be deemed
necessary for side tracks, depots work
shops, water stations, material for construc-
tions, except timber. the right of way over
adjacent lands sufficient to enable such com :
pany to construct and repair its roads and
stations and the right to take water by aque.
ducts IN ana the right to make proper drains:
and Will carefully survey and ascertain the
quantity OF land necessary for such purposes
out of each quarter section or other lot of
land through which said route, side tracks.
etc.. are 30 located. and to appraise such
portions OF any such quarter section or other
lot OF land and assess the damages thereto.
And when we shall ascertain that such por.
ton OF said quarter sections or lots belongs
to different owners we will appraise the
value and assess the damages Of each such
owners interest.
For the purpose of laying off said route,
side tracks, ETC., as aforesaid on the line of
said railway cOmpany's railroad as located
We will meet ut the depot of the Atchison.
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company in
Dodge City, In Ford county, Kansas, on the
dny above named and proceed from thence
to lay of said route, side tracks, etc as
aforesaid, and will adjourn from time to time
to the same place or other places OF meeting
as may be convenient until our labors in this
behalf are completed.
dated this 7th day Of June, 1905.
II. w. DORsETT,
o. ii. SIMPSON,
N. j. SMITH
Commissioners.
The Globe-republican., 1905-06-22
First Published June %.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.

Within and for the County Of Ford in the
State Of Kansas.
The State OF Kansas to 7. II. Stevens and
The Kansas First Mortgage Company, greet
Ing: You will take notice that O. II. Knoy
plaintiff, did, on the 10Th day Of June, 1905,
file his petition In said District Court within
and for the County of Ford, in the State of
Kansas, against you as defendants, and that
you must answer said petition filed as afore
said on or before the 3rd day of August, 1905,
or said petition will be taken as true, and 4
Judgment rendered in said action against
said defendants and u lien adjudged against
the land hereinafter described for the SUN
of Seven Hundred Dollars, with interest
thereon at the rate OF twelve per cent per
annum from the first day of December 1889,
andfor cost of suit; and n further Judgment
against you for the foreclosure of d certain
mortgage upon the following described real
estate. 20 wit: The southeast quarter of sec
tion nineteen, township twenty nine, range
twenty five, lying and situated in the County
OF Ford in the State Of Kansas, and ndjudg-
ing that tho said plaintiff has the first lien on
said premises. to the amount for which judg-
ment will be taken as aforesaid, and order
Ing aaid premises to be sold without ap-
praisement, and the proceeds snpplied to the
payment OF the amount due plaintiff and
costs of suit, and forever barring and fore
closing said defendants and each ofthem, OF
aud from al right, title estate, interest,
property, and equity OF redemption, In or to
said premises, or any part thereof,
a. B. REEVES,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Attest II. II. WELLS.
[SEALl Clerk.