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porpotuato tho race. In epito of all that
Vlil tmtl Hthnn rnnln ttinl. nn
marry and determine to have ono year l;;?0'CH,NE W$
'iiriitni uriHii uihi II Kllltlil lu.rll t.l.r.... '...
Tilt! tlllU oftlin mnnlli In . -,l!....
He, . ,B ..ThoOLcn Quest,," ,i happing .Z Z &&S8l83!ia&S&
uioiiovoi uy uio wen Known Amorlcan a now fo announces its comint? fcn m SZJSLm,!?! " ,' mil iritVnn or7m
actrcBS, Elizabeth RobinB. 'Iho book mit Bin!,l t X! D?.. " K S2' SM5AS"5r.P:!".-B.M
&R WlMlh sss
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acircBB, unzauetu Koblnn. 'Iho book mit suicide together. They oniov thnlr liW""?."":-?- The. Machine 'S I',S,C'5.50
was publiehod in England laat autumn, yoar of perfect happneBs and Jnon a8a E?oWWW?lS
'.t.Bri7 l ??. child is'about ioV'Z fulfil BSSSSS
tx, I.I.I. .... r..li.. .. '-"'. .-, fl.VU UIHI II II. nil iir
irhV, '"iU'TA'rJ '1 ''""'" eW-M.i
their compact. In a little sail-boat thov
approval of tho beet English critics.
Tho noted artist, Whistlor, has
nounccd it, in his oatimation, th
of tho JIL'O. nnd at enmn timn nr o
InilV look for 111 Ofllfimi wild nnnnmrlnt,. ..:
illustrations from his brush. ""b ? b s'lcal S womenT &"SWHHS6aSS
Iner," tho great German savant, is an- perpetuate their race and Z other SS
u7",Jm' w,u wiib sirucK at nrat wliotner Buffer ng men and women are .Mei.TP ''''''l1:'"' rn"1"' ''
..u ww.. UD uu uuu iduu ii, iiu wruio lO UIO trnies Or UPfith Thn hnnb- 0on. U'iV '.' JL'1 ?'U im r raiicv work. A "O-YPAii ' "Win
Miss Robins, askinir that ho ho MPmi. . .-i? t! -.L J?.b7k ? BUggeB- fr'riKfe . . l
" - - ...un,,uii, At DiiilIIIV BCUIOfl inn niton. wwio iuu liuiniliu "-" lusiiininc him ,jwh na inmi..n i ...i.i. .. ..
TH: ,"."." ?'"' o .ti..p to 8; gMSS'w"WS
tinnc run -Htt CATALOGUE. ArADS mmi -u". rmwiiy minuie.-Kdltor.)
8EAR8 ROEBUCK & CO., CHICAGO, ILL.
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iuu li i LriiiiHimii ir. inrn unrmnn until ! .. --i
.....u " rT" " .. ---. muuhhlu imiKCB no attempt to answer
r ,".'"' 7 7 0mDU U,,fl tnom' T''traegdy ie made more power-
book it is of intoieBt to note its rocop- ful by tho fact that Val and Ethan com
tion in tho authors country. Now York bino in themeolves tho very highest in
critics are very much divided in their tollectual powers and are both in tho
opinions, but all ngreo that it is a novel best of physical health when tho corn
er unusual power, and ono that it is de- pact is carried out. It is tho fear of
stined to bo talked about through tho what may corae-what is almost sure to
loncth and breadth of tho land. Ono come-that makes it wrong for them to
critic said that it was ono of "tho' groat do otherwise.
American novels. Another was certain -
that it was anything but that, an-3 whilo IN THE NIGHT.
admitting tho genius of tho writor, con-
domncd tho book soveroly. Tho novel I dreamed last night my Love was dead
which has created such a litornry Bonsa- -. "ne dreadfulthing was this,
tion on both BideB of tho Atlantic is call- Not Jfe V?1 w?"ld .fc.eI no me
od -A Tale of Two Temperaments," nnd "" f h"
ie a study of an American family that Not at my feet the weary years
has degonorntod through long-contlnuod ivt4 JW g uncmradfc
intermarriage and inherited disease. &ffiS!iP-
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WARFARE.
Eachpassinc: day some fighting
soul lays down his arms,
Aweary of the fruitless strife;
Surrenders to the grim old
warrior death, to flee
The mocking terrors ot his life.
William Reed Dunroy.
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But, sickening, I remembered how
I had been false to her I
"Oh, God." I cried aloud, "she knows
I have been false to herl"
March Lippincott's.
an
which opens the March issue of Tho
American Queen. Gertrudo Athorton,
Sarah Grand, Mary Wynne and Mrs.
Hamilton discuss it from varying pointB
of view, each supporting her side of the
proposition with argumont anrl elo
quenco. Tho papers nro well written
and will undoubtedly command deep
interest.
SCRIBNEE'S MAGA
ZINE FOE 1899.
T,?.yrnor Roosevelt's "THE ROUGH
WDERS" (illustrated serial), fnd all Wi
v.ww niu wrimigs.
LFTTrp? LOU? STEVENSON'S
bfsTdCog """ P"b1" ted
ansScic0 St0ri
wfiPXl KIPLING - HENRY
Whtpp0?8 WILLIAM AIXEN
WHITE and many others: Short stories.
GEOREE W. CABLE'S NEW SERIAL
-Uslfe ThC
HlSTOR "OARS Reminiscences-
cenfffNtedDREW'SS
StV' SHRT SERIAL "A
tSon0 18" o job lots.
SIDNEY LANIER'S
sions.
"Is Marriage a Hindrance to a Worn- JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS' new coi
l's Self-Development?" is the subject m'0" ofAstori "The Chronicles-of Aunt
hich opens the March issno of Th MmeY Ann.
Ship of
We
have the new stock for
Our men have reputations.
Do you want your work done
nice. Do you want vour houso
JJ&fc!!' iUifratl P"pectus, including Pointed good? If so we are
ascriptions of the above. sn f, .-..
Mgsical Impres-
C D. GIBSON'S The Seven Ages of
American Women -and other notable Art
- vo.u.to uy umcrs arusts.
II) Cvurlny ol llrr lliotlitrt.
This family tho Ganos, were prominent
Southern people and were reduced to
povorty by the war, after which they re
Andrn Onnfnicrnn nthnsn llil!n.i
tures illustrating the "Life of Aander dJTJSSTl! &
the Groat." are now nnnrin ;n a addrels. aoove, sent free to any ,
Century Magazine, has just been created .JEfc Magazine is 93.00 a year; 25c. a T ,
a "Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur" Fifth venuTflfw vSk ,53"157 J W MlTCHIiJLIy CO.
luruuim me Dorsonal intfiront nnd unf inr,
of M. Faure, President of the French
Republic.
PUZZLING.
moved to a email town eomewh-ro in the J,marY1' if . con8Te Roberts goes,
Middle States, when tho Pro.r Mrt. nf SL.WLI0 ensuing social throes,
., . , ., . , ": ur uriauaiis touio noi,on ineir nalloweo
the sceno is laid. Ethan Gano, the hero
of tho story, was brought up by his ma
ternal grandfather in Boston, and Vul
Gano, tho h roine, with Mrs. Gano in
tho country town in tho Middlo States.
Tho first half of tho book describes tho
youth of each. Ethan has inhoritod a
great fortuno from his grandfather,
while Val, his first cousin, is almost iu
poverty. Mutters are at such a stugo
when Ethan, after years of European
lifo, comos back, to Mrs. Gano and Val.
It is tho first timo Val haB seen him.
Sho has hoard much about him, has
written to him, nnd has dreamed of see
inghim. Sho falls in lovo with him at
first sight, and ho roturns her love. Out
lined briefly, tho points or tho tragedy
that follow are these: They havo do
cided to marry, when Ethan has a long
souvereation with Val's fathor, who
knows nothing of hia daughter's lovo for
iitnan. Val overhears this conversa- Give us a trJnl nrrln
tion, in which John Gano points out the ephoies O40 and 5
curse that intermarrvimr haa l.rn.mh. VkV?CS. r4". dnd 234
upon the Gano family, the fact that con- &fmUl Icvcnth.
sumption is hereditary on both sidoB of Sho (bcornfully)-I believe he only
the house, and oxpreesps tho opinion married her for h-r monev
that it would be criminal for a Gano to He (docidodly)-Woll he's earned it
iit.
''Request the pleasure of himself and wives."
Again, 'twould be provocative of strife
Should he be asked "to dine and brinp his
wife."
A most uncomfortable kind of hitch
Wou,dvvhiJ?f he Wfote and ueried
Town Topics.
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a twice-a-week tourist car line from
Kansas City and Lincoln to Butte,
Spokane, Tacoma and Seattle.
Oars leave Kansas City and Lincoln
every Tuesday and Thursday, arriving
at Seattle following Friday and Sunday
They are upholstered in rattan. The
bed linen and furnishings are cleMn and
of good quality. The heating, ventilat
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can be desired and each car is in charge
of a uniformed Pullman porter, whose
Bole duty is to attend to the wants of
passengers.
Cars run through without change of
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Pullman Palace Sleepers,
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Buffet Smoking and Library Cars,
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Montana and the Pmrnt omi,i
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log large proportions. This new tourist
car line has been established with a
view of caring for the Burlington's share
of it in the beet possible manner.
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