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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29
A. s. Nj. College Summer School

! The Fourth Annual Summer
School for teachers at the Mississip-
pi Agricultural and Mechanical Col
/ lege will be open for work on June
18th, and will continue for four
weeks A comprehensive course of
study has been arranged, and an
able faculty has been secured.
The cost of board ana lodging
viii be thirteen $4,000 for those
who attend the full time. For those
who are in attendance more than
one week and less than four
weeks, the charge will be four
(s4.OO) each entire week. For any
odd days, whether the time is less
than a week or more than a week,
the rate will be seventy-tive $50
cents a day.
Ea CHI person entering the Sum
mer School will be charged an Incl
dental fee of three $500 dollars.
A bulletin containing full infor-
nation will be furnished upon ap-
plication, and should be written for
by all who expect TO attend.
The County Superintendent of
Mississippi are respectfully and
earnestly urged to bring the matter
of attending a Summer School be
fore the teachers of their respective
counties
All correspondence should be adj
dressed to 2. 2. GARNER.
Director of the Summer School. |
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29
Registration Notice.
TO VOTERS VINO ARE Nor now REofs

! TO VOTERS WHO ARE NOT NOW REdIs-
state Of mississippi. Monroe County.
70 all who are not now registered. notice is
I hereby given that by virtue OF the authority
vested in me as Registrar Of said county. and iu
pursuance 20 the provisions and requirements %
T Sec. 4lZ2. Code Of Mississippi. 1906 Will. as
such Registrar. be- at the following voting pre-
I CiuCts Of said county. on the dates named below.
T for the purpose OF registering according 20 Ihs
an persons who duly qualified 10 registration
Lackey Monday. june list.
Hamilton, Tuesday. june 2nd
Grub Springs. Wednesday June Bird
Alsup Mil Thursday. June 18th.
Gattmau. Friday. June 5th.
North Aberdeen. Saturday. June 9Th
Athens Monday, June sth
Quincy. Tuesday, June 9Th.
Pickles. Wednesday, june 10th
Williams store THURSDAY June lltn.
Cox's store. Friday June 18th.
south Aberdeen, Saturday. June 18TH
Becker Monday June 10th
Hatley, Tuesday. June 10th.
Smithyille. Wednesday June nth
Boyd s, Thursday. june 18th.
Nettleton, Friday June 18th
Amory, Saturday. June 2Jth
Darracott's Monday June 22ud
Mudon, Tuesday. June 23rd
Prairie, Wednesday. June Path
Gibson Thursday. June 18th
Willis Store. Friday. june 18Th
Wren. Saturday. June nth
Central Grove Monday. June 25th
Rural Hill. Tuesday. June goth.
Greenwood Springs Station. "Wednesday July
And 81 the Circuit Clerks once in Aberdeen
Mississippi. from July End until and including
july 8rd, 1908. on which last named date the
registration for year 1903 viii close Persons who
are now registered viii not be- required 30 reRiss
ter again To this registration any person who
wlll be q years 81 aRe by the 3rd day 81 hOvem-
Der 1903 and legally qualified viii be entitled 30
register.
witnes- my hand this the 18th day Of Apul
LA WOOD Registrar
Monroe County. Mississippi
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29

The first prison sentence imposed
in connection with the numerous
prosecutions by the government on
antitrust and rebating charges, was
pronounced last Saturday by Judge
Bradford of the Federal court at
Wilmington, Delaware. The case was
that of II. Armour. who was con-
victed of violation of the oleomar-
garine law, and who was fined s. 500
and sent TO the government prison
Is months on each of two indictments.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29

Oh, soboed Mrs. Casey, some
wan told me husband, Pat, that he
cd have his pants pressed be let
tim the steam roller run over Thin,
an Pat troid tn scheme Well,
ply do you cry" asked her friend,
Mrs. Clarity. "Oh, walled the
wife, Pat forgot take th pants
off first Judge
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29
Reduction of Telegraph Toll.

The Postal Telegraph Company has
made a reduction of 25c on 10-word
messages to and from all points IN
Maine on the Bangor & Aroostook
railroad, eighty-two in number,
which are not reached by any other
telegraph line
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29

Active Capital: A little pecuni-
airy transaction had taken place be-
tween Jimmie and his grandfather.
You might just as well give me
the other nickle, Jimmie said.
Minnie II only waste it. She puts
her money in the bank right away.
| buy things with mine Youth 5
COMPANION.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29
Lee county has secured a pair of
registered blood hounds.

DR.. Hamilton H. Kinney. the
leading physician of Wren, Miss. 3,
was called to Cullman, this week,
on account of the serious sickness of
his baby. Mrs Kinney's mother
accompanied him. The infant has
recovered and DR.. Kinney has re-
turned home. DR.. Kinney has
done much to develop the town of
Wren. Miss, and has enjoyed much
financial, as well as professional
success. The Cullman (Alay Dem
Ocrat.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29

The wife of Albert G.. Vanderbilt
was granted an absolute divorce by
the supreme court of New York this
week, and given the custody of her
only child. The decree permits her
marriage during the lifetime of Mr..
Vanderbilt but prevents his marriage
during her lifetime Mr.. Vanderbilt
inherited 500, 900. 900 from his father,
but no alimony was asked for nor
granted.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29

Governor Johnson, of Minnesota,
was the principal speaker Tuesday at
the alumni commencement exercises
at the Alabama University at Tuska-
loosa. His subject was Landmarks
of American Liberty"
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29

There We're such terrible storms in
Oklahoma and North Texas, Tues
day, as to stop the running of trains
on every railroad, and the country
was literally submerged. The prop
erty loss ran up into the millions.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

The Weekly is authorized to an
nounce the names of parties below
for offices indicated, subject to the ac-
ton of the Democratic party:
FOR CONGRESS:
+. =. GAMBLER, JR.
GEO. T. MITCHELL.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29

In a death notice of President
Van Buren's nephew the Boston
Transcript says that in his youth
Van Buren, spent many days in the
White House with his uncle. !"
Van Buren, was President from 1887
to 1871, and the man who has just
died vas not born until 1899
New Orleans Picayune
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29

All but FIVE counties in North
Carolina voted the prohibition ticket
Tuesday, Including Buncombe. in
which the popular resort of Ashville
Is situated.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29

The contractor and his crews are
now i'm Okoloua to begin clearing
the right Of way for the Aberdeen
q Tombigbee Valley Railroad. -
Okolona Messenger, 20.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29
Disturbed the Congregation.

The person who disturbed the con
creation last Sunday by continually
coughing is requested 10 buy a bottle
of FOley's Honey and Tar. l..
Shell & Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29

General Stephen d. Lee is so i'll at
Nicksburg that hope is despaired of
his recovery.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29

The japanese shoe begins to
pinch very hard on the British foot
in the Far East Every day brings
some new evidence Of increased ir-
ritation Of British commercial in
terests against their ingenius com
petitors and growing conyic-
ton that in taking the side Of the
Island Empire against Russia and
concluding the Anglo-Japanese al
lance England decidedly " backed
the wrong horse. New York Her
aid
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29
Supplies for Tallahatchie Drain
age Commission.

Contract has been awarded to the
Foote & Davies Company of Atlanta,
through their Mississippi representa-
tive Capt. E. L. Sykes, for the bonds,
hatchie Drainage Commission, an en-
terprise second in this State only to
the Mississippi Levee Board. 1t COM
prises q handsome order well placed.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29

/ The Manchester Guardian says: 1T
/ is not generally known out of Russia
that some &c, 900 Jews fought on the
Russian side in the Manchurian war,
and that they form large proportion
of the annual recruitment. The no
ton of Jew in the uniform of a
Russian soldier with all that it inn
plies is repugnsnt to the Russian re-
dictionaries, and their Leader NJ. Pu-
rishkevitch, intends TO introduce a
resolution in the Douma this week to
release the Jews from the obligation
of military service. Instead. he
would impose an annual poll tax of
81 upon every male Jew between the
ages of Is and so. This would bring
in to the state some 9s, 900, 900 yearly.
The Novoe Vremya gives the propos-
al its support, with the characteristic
argument that to take away from
the Jew the obligation to serve with
the colors would at the same time
deprive him of every claim to equah-
ty."
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29

Cashier J A. Davidson, Of the
Bank of Woodville, and a member
of the Pythian, Elks, Odd Fellows.
Masons and Woodmen fraternities
and the Hebrew congregation. COM
mitted suicide Tuesday by carbolic
acid. His books at the bank being
in proper condition, his own life
taking is attributed to i'll health.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29

For mild, easy action of the
bowels, a single dose of Doan's Reg
lets is enough. Treatment cures hab-
itual constipation. p cents box.
Ask your druggist for them
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29

Hon W J. Bryan and Secretary
Taft, the leading candidates of the
two parties for the presidency, have
publicly agreed to urge the passage
by Congress of a bill providing for
the publication of all campaign con-
tributions before and after the cleo
ton.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29

The Texas Democratic State con-
vention Tuesday, appointed a dele
cation of 30 to the Denver conven-
ton. all Of whom are supporters of
Senator Bailey, and adopted reso-
buttons instructing for Bryan, also
indorsing Senator Bailey publicly
and privately The Senator has
completely routed his enemies. -
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29
Joint Debate at West Point.

The fourth district campaign for
Congressman will be inaugurated at
West Point on Thursday, June 4 d,
when candidates w. s. Hill, T. L.
Sisscn and O. F. Bledsoe will speak
to the people from the same plat
form in presenting their respective
claims. The several railroads have
been requested to offer reduced rates
of fare, and a large assemblage is
expected to be in attendance.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-05-29

Ladies Vests, sale price. &c
Ladies Vests worth 15c, sale price .-.... &c
Ladies Vests, worth zoe, for. .......... Zoe
50 dozen Mems Collars to close them out viii In
60 in this sale, each. ............ W
"a dozen Mems Four-in-h hand Ties, worth Or
soc fOr..............-..-.... .......... W
Mems on Fancy Hose worth zoe. sale price &c
so d9 6laT Msns x5 B4S 5ss gode' and 9C
Mems Negligee Shirts, all sizes. worth sl.00 Too
and $40 fOr..--.... ...........- W
Mems and Boys Negligee Shirts special sale f1n
Yard wide Domestic, worth Zee yard .....-. &c
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
Literary Neee,s and Criticism

inanities. One day Napoleon suddenly asked
segur: What will people say about me after
my death?" Segur began to speak OF regrets OF
the nation, etc. Napoleon interrupted him with
brusque Not at all. They will say, 'Ouf!'"
and highly expressive gesture emphasized this
exclamation.
Count Louis Philippe de segur lived in the
Rue de Bourgogne, just opposite the Paais
Bourbon, the present Chamber of Deputies His
son was the first of the young men of aristo-
cratic birth to enter the military service of Ma
poleon, and the Emperor always remembered
this fact with gratitude. Young Philippe de
Segur, when chef descadron of cavalry, had
been severely wounded and as a reward had
been sent 10y the Emperor with dozen captured
standards to be presented to the Corps Legisatff.
The young officer arrived in Paris. and
as he reganed sufficient strength he carried
the flags to the palace, where. by the EmperOrs
order. his father. Count Louis Philippe de Segur,
had been designated TO receive them. 1t
a touching sight to the father accepting the
standards in behalf of the nation from his own
sen. The scene was commemorated by impe-
rial command a large marble slab, placed on
the outside wall OF the Palais Bourbon. One
fine morning Count Louis Philippe de Segur
opened his window-it was after the downfall
of Napoleon-and saw workmen hammering
away with huge maI1ets the marble slab.
which they broke into fragments and removed.
This was done by order of Louis XVIII, who
deemed it ''sedItious monument" In his old
age Count Louis Philippe de Segur had pretty
hard time of II. He earned his living jour
nalist when over sixty years old. Shortly be-
fore his death he became blind and, unable TO
afford a secretary sat In bed debating his
"reminiscences to his devoted wife, who wrote
them down on green paper, that tint having
been selected because IT was less strain upon
the eyes of Nine. de Segur. whose sight was also
failing c. /. B.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
JUVE EMILE.

THE IprSfHs ND MOUNTAINS TO THE E, eI41E: GqLR
MINES OF CALIFORNIA ts McSsiS sn fIlustrated by
Howard Heath and AdoIph Treidler. 1Zfno' PIP
xii 4ss (The Mcclure Company
rur WIDE awake GIRLS BY Katherine Ruth
El,,s illustrated by Sears Gallagher l-lho' pP
Si7 (Boston: Little. Brown CO..
lhE y NJ s Pinafore Told by Sir w s. Gilbert ana I
illustrated by Alice B woodward SO pP XIV
HARRIS ISLAND. By Ralph Henry Barbo1s cur ln3 IIh.
rated by G. NJ. Reyea- 12mo' PIP 500 'lse
Century Company
A story of camping days
ererJsH VOYAGES OF ADvENTURE AND DIS
H EVERY Retold from Hakluyt- BY kd~in N ~
Bacon Illustrated. svo. PIP K 4oo 'Charles
scrbners sonsD
STORY BOOK FRIENDS BY Clara murray Irsf illus Illus
trated 12mo. PIP. is5 (Boston' Li''e' D'o""
sidney AT COLLEGE. BY Anna Chapin RAY 81 iIns us
slD. tI.taS nv harriet Roosevelt Richards l2mo, PIP
$50 (Hoston: Little Brown COZ
pprNCrss w1sIA BY Sophie swett illustrated ay
Frank Merrill. 12mo. PIP VIII 2oo '1os'o"
Little Brown & Coz
-ur arNE1D FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Told from
virgil in Simple Language BY the Hev AliieI Al i2 - D.
church M A. with twelve tllustratons IN oolor
iamo DID K 300. tThe Macmillan company
STORIES OF PERSIAN HEROES. BY E. NJ Wi1moy-
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Crowel & Coz
handsome holiday book with tinted hlustra-
ttons ani page borders
ROVER THE FARM DOG. BY Lily F. Wassehosed5t, sdt
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lBoston: Little Brown Coz -
rprpp1E AND SANTA CLAUS IN CIRCUS LAND
Nv Olive Aye and Martha spanser 4to' pp. 10
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rur r1TrIE MAsoJTERADERS BY Martha spangl'r
4to pp IA. (Chicago: Laird & Lee)
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
COLUMBIA NOT IN TRUST.
So DR.. J. w Burgess Says, in Reply to
Chancellor MaeCraeken's Charge.

II was felt in faculty circles at Columbia Uni
yetsity yesterday that Chancellor MacCracken. Of
New York University aiming Columbia
vben he made the spetch at the New York
University School of Commerce, Accounts and
Finance on Thursday night. and declared that
New York Universlty's older and richer neigh
bors considered there room for a second
university in the metropolis.
President Nicholas Murray Butler is on his way
home from Germany, and John W. Burgess. dean
of the school of political science. is acting presi
dent in his absence. Dr. Burgess. when asked
for his opinion of Chancellor MacCracken's state
ment declared that the head of New York Uni
versty was making charges which were entirely
unwarranted
..I have no knowledge he said, 'of any edu-
cational trust in which Columbia University or any
other American university is concerned. Column
bia University goes her own independent way. with
due courtesy and friendly feeling toward all her
sister universities. Columbia has derived profit
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
FICTION.

THE GREAT MISS DRIVER ,5 By AnhsnyM 14hs MecaTo 6RRS
Ths career of a wealthy and fascinating young
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A collection Of short stories
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rhe volume includes The Las, A:sf5 b. Pot, ,an
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=. chroniole Of an English house party
rvxctTs Dar,GHTER BY Leonard Merrick. IiiH'
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THE poTNr OF HONOR Mntsry P%ls 4oessedf by JGssRh
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A story with a religious purpose .
THE THE sTRoMG i6o Bg By ssso'Gs ss5 lsm
ins Ms'tf II. MssSe RsSell Company %
love story Of which John Milton ~ inc "e ~,
roNG ODDS. BY Harold Blndloss lZmo' PIP f''
fBoston: Little. Brown Coz
tale OF adventure In Western Africa
THREE OF KIND. The Story OF an 0ld nv hu p,r.on
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34I. (The Mcclure Company
a vounx Americans adventures In the Far East
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
"cRoMWELL's SWORD" ON SALE.
Alleged Relic Sent to J. D. Rockefeller Not
Accented by Him

An antique sword. said to have been worn by
Oliver Cromwell. will be put up at auction by
the government on October and sold TO the
biabest bidder unless John d. Rockefeller, to
whom the weapon sent. will come forward
and paw the duty it. The sword was sent TO
Mr. Rockefeller by a woman in England. the
sender expressing the hope that he would accept
the sword and send draft for a sum commensu-
rate with the value of the weapon
Mr. Rockefeller had expert examine the
sword and then refused to accept IL. and never
answered the letter accompanying it, In the
latter the sender declares the sword belonged to
tho great conqueror and that only pecuniary rea-
sons Influenced her in disposing of an Heirloom
OF such value.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
MISCEIIAN EOUS.

rur AGE OF MENTAL vIRILITY. An Inquiry Into
IN. records Of Achievement OF the Worlds Chlsf
workers and Thinkers. BY w A Newman porlahu
I2mo DID, $50. CThe Century Company
A r.futation Of DIR. osler's theory.
TUE AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK. 56Se sep
t.nber 2e 1e0S-September 49, 1909 Edited by Her
bert Friedenwald limo. PIP. X, 3f4 Phiiadelphla:
Jewish Publication SociatyD
TUE FREE LIFE. Baccaaureate Address BY Wood
row Wilson. I2mo, II tf y Crowell Il Col
nom pREsERvATIoN AND DUST PREVENTION.
Nv William Pierson Judson. Svo PIP. l46 I'm
gineering News Publishing Company
cIViI. WAR BY Gausha Anderson. 5. T. r.. IL. d.
With portraits and views. SVo pp M $50 tbos-
ton: Little. Brown e. Col
A history Of St Louis from 1858 to 1866.
THE STANDARD DOMESTIC sCTENCE COOK BOOK
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
LORD NoRrHcoTE AT MANILA.

Manila, Sept. 25.-Lord Northcote. Governor Cen
eraI OF the Commonwealth of Australia. who is on
his way from Sydney China. arrived at Manila
to-day with his party. Governor General Smith
greeted the head of the Australian government and
entertained the visitors at luncheon at MALAGA
Later in the day they visited the city and its sub
urbs The tender YanktOn placed at the dis
posaI of Lord Northcote and his party for a trip
around the bay but the visitors were unable to
avail themselves OF the courtesy.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

WITH WHISTLER IN VENICE. BY Otto H Bacher
Illustrated with many reproductions of whistler 5
works and of etchings photographs by the author
4to pp. xii, (The Century Company
Containing many characteristic anecdotes OF WINS. WIS.
Ter play. with reproducti0ns OF ~, ss
six etchngs autographs and five letters IN fdc
sime.
DEL E,1~U ARE: DUTCH AND ENGLISH By N Hudson
,foors Win afty-eigh, halfones from photographs
12no Do 7S. IF. A. Stokes Company
history Of the development OF t ters
rsc,ure of the ware influence OF Orlehtal
and the origin of designs. The reproducuo1lS IL,
iustrate plates tiles Jars. bird cages anu sS
like and facsimiles OF more IMAM hui'
marks.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26

from the experience Of her sister uniVerslues' anu
thsy have derived profit from her experiences
This fs as IL should be-
Dean John H. Van Amrinse. of Columbia. was
asked what he thought of the 'monopohsuc
heresv" With hearty laugh. he replied:
Why I'm not thinking about IT at an ana
he would not say another word.
The students too were agitated and the feeling
prevailed that the altogether too friendly rela-
tions which have existed between Columbia and
New York University. in athletic lines, will %
broken or entirely.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26

amity in this direction. Must we attribute TO
forgetfulness of his, by the way, the curious
blunder in the inscription on the Lowell tablet
set by the poets English friends at Westmin-
ster: This tablet and the window above were
placed here in memory of William Russell
Lowell" etc? And how did Colonel Chester be-
come an LII D. of Cambridge College, New
York City,?
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26

Cororusa and Arranged by William H. lee os1S ana
Iennie a Hansey. illustrated sVo pp- o. w.
eago. Laird & LeeO q.
rEMPT.AR TACTICS AND MANrAI1, EiOt.a BY Ldnsoon
handbook Of Templar Masonry.
co,t,,o~ SENSE VIEW OF THE MIND CURE BY
- Tsura NJ Westal. 12rno. l2i tFunK & was
Company
LETTERS FROM A wORKINGMAN BY An HiI AT'erlI Ior1H
Mechanic. limo. pp. l9l. 'Flemlhs h I'7'e'i N
pany)
REALITIES AND IDEALS. Social. POLITICAL LAteif an
and Artistic BY Frederic HARRISON oNo' PF- N'''
I62 CThe Macmillan Company
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
reavEI AND TOPOGRAPHY.

A woMANs WAY THROUGH !S TXKNoWN tABRA- sAo IA
"A D0R F3y Mrs. Leonidas Hubbard. IT oVo pp-
9O5 CThe Mcclure Company
THE OTHER AMERICANS The Cites the Countrles. fs
and FspeciaIly the People OF south America .6S
Arthur RuhI Illustrated. SVo, pp Nl' o-A-
(Charles Scribners Sons)
Migan Illustrated. Svo, PIP SoV. (FieHllnS
II Revell Company
A record Of travel and missionary Work among
Tho tribes OF the Of Africa
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
BIOGRAPHY.

RECoIJErTIoNs OF A VARIED CAREER: BY NIrr. srn
lam F Draper. illustrated from pnotos1H r 1Hp"s' ~
pp Y All Boston Little. Brown & COZ
The life OF a public spirited American
.r-TopIoGRAPHY OF CAPTAIN W. s CAIN. BIO
sssi%e5 Also some Opinions and Renections -ona ~
cerning Public Duty 12mo. pp. l2o 'IopeAa' N'a'
Coz
,ppA1Aa LINCOLN. A Tribute. BY George bancfoi'
i2no Do 70 "a. Vessels Company
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
ERATUR RE.

,,rrp.Ry REVIEWS AND CRITICISMS. BY Prosser
LII Isji rrse I2mo. pp. viii. 312 tG. P. Putnam 5
Sons) -,
F,..avs on Balzac. George sand Thomas Hardy
anatoIe france and others.
.uo,-,sv,e ay THE WAY BY Henry Van Dyke
Ieno no 1888 1T. z. Crowel & Coz
.ofisctton Of short essays and addresses.