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DE KALB CITYLIBRIARY WF'IN DING LIST 1903

DeKaib, Illiniois

PRESS OF THE DE KALB ADVERTISER.

CONTE NTS.

Current and Bound Periodicals.

General Works.

Philosophy.

Religion.

Sociology.

Language.

Science.

Useful Arts.

Fine Arts.

Literature.

Travel and Description.

History.

Biography.

Fiction.

Books for Young People.

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DEKALB PUBLIC LIBRARYFINDING LI5T

CURRENT AND BOUND PERIODICALS.

American homes. v. 7-9, 13-date. Oct. 1898-date. Incomplete.

American monthly review of reviews. v.14-date. July, 1893-date. Incomplete.

Appeal to reason.Arena, v. 15-date. Dec., 1895-date. Incom-

plete.Argosy. v. 28. Aug.-Nov., 1898.Atlanta Constitution.Atlantic Monthly. v. 71-date. May, 1893-

aate, Incomplete.Ballou's pictorial drawing room companion.

v. 9-10. 1855-56.Birds and nature. v. 8-date. June, 1900-date.Bon Ton.Btookman. v. 12-date. Sept., 1900-date.Century. v. 34-38, 46-52, 59-date. May, 1887-

date. Incomplete.Chautauquan. Chicago Chronicle. Chicago

Daily Tribune. Oct., 1901-date. ChicagoGamla och Nya Hemlandet. Chicago InterOcean. Chicago Nya Wecko-Posten. Chris-tian Science journal. Christian Sciencesentinel.

Contemporary review. v. 78-date. July, 1900-date.

Cosmopolitan. v. 22-date. Nov., 1896-date.Incomplete.

Critic.Cumulative index to periodicals. v. 2-date.

1897-date.Current literature. v. i 5-date. Feb., 1894-

date. Incomplete.De Kalb Advertiser. Oct., 1901-date.De Kalb Chronicle (Semi-Weekly). Oct., 1901-

date.De Kalb Review. Oct., 19o1-date.Denver (Colo.) Rocky Mountain News.Engineering Magazine. v. g-date. May, 1895-

date. Incomplete.Forum. v. 15-date. May, 1893-date. Incom-

plete.Frank Leslie's popular monthly. v. 43-47.

1897-99.Genoa (Ill.) Issue.Golden days. Harper's bazar.Harper's monthly. v. 34, 36-43, 46-47, 50, 87-90, 93, 95, 97-date. Dec., 1866-date. Incom-

plete.

Harper's round table. v. 5o. Nov., 1897-Oct.,1898.

Harper's weekly.House beautiful. v. 9. 1901.Illustrated American. v. 24. July-Dec., 1898.Independent. Interior. Judge. Ladies' home

journal. Leaves of healing. Leslie's weekly.Life.

Lippincott's magazine. Sept., 1894-date. In-complete.

Literary digest. v. 17-19, 24-date. Oct., 1898-date. Incomplete.

McClure's magazine. v. 9-date. May, 1897date.

Magazine of art. v. 24-date. June, 1900-date.Incomplete.

Minneapolis Hemlandet.Minneapolis Weckoblad.Munsey. v. 15-date. Apr., 1896-date. Incom-

plete.Music. v. 18-date. May, Ipoo-date.Nation. v. 63-date. July, 1896-date.N ew England magazne.New voice.New York (Sunday) World.North American Review. v. 156-162, 165-date.

Apr., 1893-date. Incomplete.Northwestern Christian Advocate.Outing. v. 24-date. Apr., 1894-date. Incom-

plete.Outlook. v. 61-date. 1899-date.Overland monthly. v. 21-29, 31-32, 34-date.

May, 1893-date. Incomplete.Peterson's magazine. v. 7. 1897.Popular science monthly.Puck.Review of reviews, see American monthly re-

view of reviews.St. Nicholas. v. 21-date. Dec., 1893-date. In-

complete.'Sandwich (Ill.) Argus.Sandwich (Ill.) Free Press.San Francisco (Cal.) Weekly Chronicle.Saturday evening post.Scientific American. v. 77-date. July, 1897-

date.Scientific American Supplement. v. 42-date.

July, 1896-date.Scribner's magazine. v. 16-20, 22, 24-date.

DEIKALB CITY LIBRARY.

Oct., 1894-date. Incomplete.Suc c ss.Syeamoi e (Ill.) True Republican.Waverley magazine. v. 4-6. 1852-1853.Youth's ,companion.

GENERAL WORKS.

ARMSTRONG, K. L., comp. Little giantcyclopedia ........................... 031 A5

BELDEN, C. Guide to natural science,history and general literature. 030 141

DEWEY, MELVIL. Abridged decimal clas-sification ........ .............. .025 D

Fpcyclopoedia Britannica. io v.........Ref.HARVEY, I-I. L., comp. Progressive ages

. ....... .... .. ............. 030 H26

PHILOSOPHY.

COWEN, B. R. Our beacon light. 70oC83

FLETCHER, HORACE. Menticulture .... 150oF63IATcH, EUGENE. Divine life and heal-

ing........................... .130 H24JAMES, WILLIAM. Talks to teachers on, psychology.......................150 J2 3M4ARDEN, O. S. Pushing to the front. 170 M33p

Success. ................... 7SIMONDS, WILLIAM. Boy's own guide.,.170 5i5SMILES, SAMUEL. Self-help........1705m46TALMAGE, T. D. Abominations of mod-

ern society ...................... 170 T17TRINE, R. W. In tune with the Infinite

....... ....................... 170 T73.Vhat all the world's a-seeking.... 170T73w

RELIGION.

Bible.....................220 147in the French..............220 13471Bible readings for the home circle.... .220 13473BIRKS, T. R. Bible and modern thought

......... .......... ............ 2301353BRUCE, A. B. Galilean gospel. .. 225 1383BRYUM, F. E. Secret of salvation. .- 234 B 9 9

COOK, JOSEPH. Occident............204 C77Orient.............. .............. 204 C77o

FULLERTON, ALEXANDER. Proofs of The-osophy ........... ............... 212 F95

GOODSPEED, E. J. Career of Moody andSankey........... .............. 269 G621

GOUGH, J. B., and others.,. Touchingincidents.................208 G72

GUILD, F. E Universalist's book ofreference........... ............. 289 G94

HERVEY, JAMES. Meditations........ .242 H44HYDE, D. D. Story of Methodism... .287 H99

JONES, J. L. Jess..................252 J73jMATHEWS, W. A. Witness of the worldof' Christ ........................ 210 M42Moonv, D. L. Great joy ............ 252 M77

Heaven........................252 M77hPleasure and profit in Bible study. .252 M77p

Vigen till Gd.................252,M77VMURRAY, ANDREW. Holy in Christ... 232 M96OSTROM, HENRY. Out of the Cain-life..248 0s7PALMER. Four years in the Old World

.... .. . .. . . . 209 P18'REDFORD, R. A. Vox Dei..........230 R24SPINNET, A. P. Occult world . 21:2 543SPRING, GARDINER. Attraction of the

cross.239S 82TALMAOE, T. D. Crumbs swept UP.252 TI4c

Masque torn off ....... 252 TI4m

SOCIOLOGY.

ADDAMS, JANE. Democracy and socialethics.................... . 304 Ad2dPhilanthropy ........ ......... 304. Ad2p

ANDREWS, I. W. Manual of the con-stitution of the U. S.............342 A23

BLATCHFORD, ROBERT. iMerrie England .3.35 B61COMPAYRk, GABRIEL. History of peda

gogy. . ............... 370 C7CRAWFORD, E. C. Civil government of

11iland the U. S.................352 C85CRUMP, W. H. World in a pocket-book

DOLE, C. F. Anierican citizen. .320168EGGLESTON, EDWARD. Schoolmaster in

literature.......... .......... 370 E32GLADDEN, WASHINGTON. Applied Chris-

tianity..........................304 G45HARVEY, W. H. Coin's financial school

.............:.....33613:26Illinois-General" assembly. Reports,

1890, 1892, 1897........... ..... Ref.Illinois-House. Journal, 1893..........Ref.'llinois-Public istruction, 'Supt. of.Biennial report. 1894...............379 116

Illinois-Senate. Journal. 1893.........Ref.JOHNSTON, ALEXANDER. History of

American politics.................329 J64MCADAM, GRAHAM. Alphabet in finance

..: . ... ........ 33 6 M u iMAHER, W. H. O the road to riches.38o M27N. I. S. N. S. Annual catalogue, 1901. 375 116PERRY, A. L. Political economy....330 P42RA--YNE, Mrs. M. L. What can a woman

do? ...................... 396 R29READE, H. L. Success in business... .380 R22REINSCH, P. 5. World politics . 320 R27RIls, J. A. Ten years' war... ....... 331 R44SIMONDS, J. C., and McENNIS,* J. T.

Story of manual labor ......... ... 331 S51SKINNER, H. M. Readings in folk-lore........... .................. 398 SkiSPALDING, J. L. Education and the

higher life..................:....370 5028Means and ends of education... .370 5p28m

STEAD, W. T. If Christ Came to Chi-cago ..................... 352 5t3

THORPE, F. N. Course in civil govern-ment ............. ....... ..... 350 T39.

FINDING -LIST.

TRUE, M. B. C. Hist. and civil govern-ment of Neb....................352T76

WALKER, :MARY E. Hit.............396 WI5WvVHITE, Airs. A. R. Polite society..395 W58WILLOUGHBY, W. W. American citizen

ship ...... ................. 320 W67W nmen's clubs, General federation of.

Biennial, 1896...................396 W83WooD, N. B. White side of a black suh-

ject.........................326 W84WYcKOFF, W. A. Workers. 2 v... .331 W97YOUNG, A. W. Government class book.35o Y81

LANGUAGE.

BADLAM, ANNA B. Stories of child life.V. 3...........................428B14

BARNES, Mrs. M. D. (S.) Supplementaryreading. v. 3....................428 B261

BOLTWOOD, H. L. Institute graimar.. .428 B63

CAMPBELL, L. J. New Franklin advancedreader. 2 v.....................428 C15

Century dictionary and cyclopedia. io .... Ref.DUNTON, LARKIN, and CLARKE, C. G.

Normal course in spelling........421 D911HARKNESS, ALBERT. Easy method for

beginners in Latin ....... .. 475H2HAZEN, M. W. Reader. 3 v........428 H33New book of fables for teaching com

position ....... .............. 425 B65

ScUDDER, H. E. Riverside primer. 428 SgiSheldon's advanced language lessons. .425 5h4STICKNEY, J. H. Reader. v. 3. 428 St5Swinton's advanced reader. v. 2. 428 5w6THOMPSON, J. G., and THOMPSON, T. E.

Fables and rhymes...............428 T37TooD, EM MA J., and POWELL, W. B. Nor

mal course in reading. v. 3 . 428 T561WEBSTER, NOAH. Dictionary of the Eng-

lish language....... ................ Ref.-. Academic edition...423 W-39

SCIENCE.

BALL, R. S. Star-land....... ...... 520 B21DONNET.LY, IGNATIUS. Atlantis ... 570 D71

Ragnarok........ ........ ...... 551 D71Growing world .................... gsoo G91HEILPRIN, ANGELO. Earth and sky... -550 H36Illinois-Geological survey. Report. v.

7. 8.............................g9557 129\IORLEY, MARGARIET W. Life and love.. 570 M82

NORTHROP, H. D. Earth, sea and sky. .500 N51

USEFUL ARTS.

ABEL, Mrs. M. H. Sanitary and economic-cooking.....................641 Ah.3

CROSS, J. C. Eclectic shorthand...653 C88Econ, HELEN G. The well dressed

woman................ ......... 646 E7FOSTER, M., and SHORE, L. E. Physiology

for beginners.....612 F81FRANKLAND, P. F. Our secret friends

and foes........................616 F85Illinois-Vorld's fair commissioners,

Board of. Report, 1893............6o6 116MILLER, OLIVE T. Our home pets.636 M6iMONTGOMERY, J. L. Modern bookkeep-

ing.............................657 M76NICHoLS, J. L. Business guide. 658 N5PLUNKETT, Mrs. H. M. Women, plumb

ers and doctors..................628 P74PRUDDEN, T. M. Dust and its dangers. 614 P95Sanitary science club. Home sanita-

tion.............................628 SaSRICHARDS, ELLEN H. Cost of living.040 R39SHEPP, J. W., and SHEPP, D. B. World's

fair photographed................606 S45IHOMPSON, BENJAMIN. Rumford kichen

leaflets...........................640 T37\W\LLIAMS, W. M. Philosophy of cloth-

ing ................................ 646 W67

FINE ARTS.

ALLEN, GRACE B. Water color paint-ing.............................750 A15

BINGHAM, NORMAN. Book of athlet-ics.............................796B51

CAFFIN, C. H. American masters ofpainting..........................750 CII

CLEMENT, CLARA E. Angels in art.750 C59Eastman Kodak Co. Picture taking... .770 E7FRENCH, J. L. Christ in art...........750 F88HAMILTON, C. D. T. Modern scientific

whist..............................795 H18HURLL, ESTELLE M. Madonna in art.. .750 H93Illinois Horticultural society. Transac-

tions, new ser. V. 29-30...............716116LUBKE, WILHELM. History of art. 2 v.709 L96MARSH, J. B. T. Story of the Jubilee

singers ............................. 784 M35NICHOLS, C. S. With rod and gun iu

Arkansas............................799 N51OSBORNE, C. F. Art of house planning. .728 O'siPOTTER, MARY K. Love in art. ... 750 P85ROOSEVELT, THEODORE. Hunting trips of

a ranchman......................799 R67Wilderness hunting .............. 799R67w

SHIELDS, G. 0. Hunting in the greatWest ............................ 799 Sh6

VAN DYKE, J. C. How to judge of apicture ................ ... ...... 750 V28

WHEELER, CANDACE. Household art. .740 D64

LITERATURE.

BEERS, H. A. Selections from Haw-thorne...........................81o B39

BILLINGS, JOSH. pseu~d., see SHAW, H. W.B1RDSALL, W. W., and JONES, R. H. Lit-

erature of America ................ 8o8 B53BLACK, HUGH. Friendship......:....824 B56BROWN,' MARSHALL. Wit and humor. .817 B8i

DEKALB CITY LIBRARY.

BRYANT, W. C. Poems..............8IiB84B URROUGHS, JOHN. Year in the fields.-8I4 Bp4y

CARLYLE, '[HOMAS. Sartor Resartus. .824 C19

CARMAN, BLISS. By the Aurelian Wall.8I C21CLEMENS, S. L. (Mark Twain, pseud.)

Man that corrupted Hadleyburg....817 C59CRAIG, A. Casket of literary gems. .820 C84

DALE, DAPHNE, ed. Speaker's li'rary.8o8 D15DANTE, ALIGHIERI. Vision.........851 D23DUNBAR, P. L. Lyrics of the hearth-

side............................iiEMERSON, R. W. Essays. ser. I-2....814 E14Englishwoman's love letters...........826 En3

FERN, FANNY, pseud., see PARTON, Mrs.S. P. (W.)

FIELD, EUGENE. Love songs of childhood..............................811 F45With trumpet and drum..........811 F45w

Harry.................. .......... 821 H24HAWTHORNE, JULIAN, and LEMMON,

LEONARD. American literature. 8io H3IHIGGINSON, T. W. Cheerful yester

days..............................810 H53HOVEY, RICHARD. Along the trail....811 H82

HUDSON, H. N. .Text-hook of poetry..821 H86HUGO, VICTOR. Dramatic works . 8421H87IBSEN, HENRIK. When the dead awaken.839 167IRVING, WASHINGTON. Alhamhra .81; 1r8

Captain Bonuieville...............817Ir8cKnickerb'ocker's history of New

York..........................817 Ir8hSketch hook....................817Ir8s

KIPLING, RUDYARD. Departmental.dit-ties............................821 K62

LAMB, CHARLES, and LAMB, MARY.Tales from Shakespeare ............ 822 Shlt

LOwELL, J.. R. Poetical works. 8 i L95MABIE, H. W. Essays on work and cul-

ture................................814 MIILife of the spirit...................814 MIIiMy study fire................... 814 M zIm

MCALPINE, FRANK, comp. Treasuresfrom the poetic world....... ..... 8o8 M I

Treasures from the prose world . .8o8 MIIpMACAULAY), T. B. Lays of ancient

Rome........ ..................... 821 MIIMcCoy, JOHN, comIp. Trihute of flow-

ers............................... 808 M 13MAETERLINCK, MAURICE. Treasure of the

humble...............839 M26Wisdom and destiny.............839 M26w,

MARVEL, 1K., pseud., see MITCHELL,D. G.

MERIMEE, PROSPER. Letters to an un-known.............................846 M54

MEYNELL, ALICE T. Spirit of place. .824 M45MILTON, JOHN. Paradise lost...821 M64p

Poetical works........... ......... 82I M64MITCHFIT, D. G. (1K. MARVEL. pseud.)

Dream life............ ... ...... 818 M69Reveries of a bachelor..........8i8 M69r

MOLIfiRE, J. P. B. Dramatic works.

v. I................................842 M73OMAR KHAYYAM. Ruhaiyat.........891 OmiPARTON, Mrs. S. P. (W.) (FANNY

FERN, pseud.) Ginger-snaps .. 88 P25PHILLIPS, STEPHEN. Ulysses.........822 P54REPPLIER, AGNES.'In the dozy hours.824 R29

Points of view...................824 R29pRILEY, J. W. Old-fashioned roses....81i R45

Rhym;es of childhood............811 R45rROLFE, W. J., ed. Tales from English

history.............................820 R64ROSTAND, EDMOND. Cyrano de Berge-

rac........................... 842R73L'Aiglon..842R731

RUSKIN, JOHN. Sesame and lilies. .824 R89SAINTSBURY, GEORGE. History of French

literature......................840.9 SaeSCOTT, Sir WALTER. Poetical works. .821 5c43SCUDDER, VIDA D. Introduction to the

study of John Ruskin...........820 Sc9ISHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM.Works.822 ShI

3 V........ .... 822 Sh dSHAW, H. W. (JOSH BILLINGS,. pseud.)

Everyhody's friend...............817 5h2SITH, NICHOLAS. Stories or great na-

tional songs....................811 Sm5STEVENSON, R. L. B. Virginihus puer-

isque............................824 5t48TENNYSON, ALFRED, Lord. Idylls of the

king...........................82I T25z WAIN, MARK, pseud., see CLEMENS,

S. L.VAN DYKE, HENRY Fisherman's

luck...........................814 V28fLittle rivers....................814 V281

WARNER, C. D., ed. Library of theworld's' best literature. 30 v. q8o8 W24

WHITCHER, F. M. Widow Bedott pa-pers...........................817 W58

WHITING, LILIAN. The world heau-tiful ........................... 814 W59

WHITMAN, WALT Leaves of grass... 81I W59WILCOX, Mrs. E. (W.) Three wom-en... ......................... 811 W648

TRAVEL AND DESCRIPTION.

Boston and Bostonians...........917.44 B65BOWLES, SAMUEL.,/ Our new West. .. 917.9 B68BROOKS, PHILLIPS. Letters of travel. .910 B79BRYSON, M/rs. M. I1. Home life in

China .......................... 915.1 B84CAMPBELL, Mrs. H. (S.) Darkness and

daylight.......................... 917.47 C15DANA, R. H. Two years before the

mast ............................ 910 DigDono, ANNA B. Cathedral days ... .914.2 D66EVANS, R. D. Sailor's log..........910 EviFORD, I. N. Tropical America...918 F75GEIKIE, J. C. Adventures in Canada.9I7.I G27GODBEY, A. H. Stanley in Africa.. .. 916.7 G54HARE, A. J.' C. Walks idi Rome ... .914.5 H22HEADLEY, J. T. Stanley and other Afri-

FINDI~NG LIsT. 7

can explorers..................96.7 H34 GREEN, J. R. England. 4 V...........942 G82JOHNSON, W. F. Johnstown flood .. 917.48 J63 Short history of the English people.942 G82SKANE, E. K. Arctic explorations. v. 2.919 KI3 GREENE, F. D. Armenian massacres. .956 G83LEWIs, H. W. Glimpses of Peoria.9I7.73 L58 GuIzoT, F. P. G. France, 8 v . 944 G94Livingston's travels............... 916.7 L76 HAWTHORNE, JULIAN. United States. 3MCCLELLAN, R. G. Golden state....917.94 M22 v..............................973 H31MACGREGOR, JOHN. Thonsand miles in I-IEnLEv, F. Y. Marching through Geor-

the Roh Roy canoe ............... 914 MI7 gia ........................... 973.7 H36MUIR, JOHN. Mountains of Califor- KNIGHT, CHARLES. Popular history of

nia..........................917.94 M89 England. 4 v...................942 K74Our national parks............917.94 M89o LAMARTINE, ALPHONSE DE. French rev-

NURSEY, W. R. City of Escanaba, olution.........................944 L16Mich.........................917.74 N93 LORD, JOHN. Beacon lights of history.

PARKMAN, FRANCIS. Oregon trail ... 917.8 P23 0 v....................................904 L88

PECK, G. W. Melbourne and the Chin- MCCARTHY, JUSTIN. History of ourcha Islands....................919.4 P3 3 own times. 3 v............. MI2

Peerless atlas of the World............Ref. MCCoAN, J. C. Egypt.............962 M13San Jose and environments........917.94 F73 MASON, E. G. Chapters from IllinoisSMITH, F. H. Gondola days.......914.5 Sn5 history........................977.3 M38

White umbrella in Mexico ...... 917.2 Sm5 MENZEL, WOLFGANG. Germany from theSWEETSER, DELIGHT. One way around earliest period. 4 v..............943 M51

. the World ......................... 910 SW3 NICHOLS, G. W. Story of the greatTAyLOR, BAYARD. Journey to central march.........................973.7 N51

Africa ........................... 916.7 T2I PRESCOTT, W. H. Mexico.,2 v . 972 P92Three in Norway................914.8.T93 Peru. 2 v......................985 P92TILDEN, J. N. Grammar school geogra- R.AMBAUD, ALFRED. Russia. 2 v .947 R14

phy.............. ............ 9I0 T45 RICHARDSON, ABBIE S. History of ourWhite foreigners ............... 915.9 W58 country.........................973 R39WILLIAMS, CHARLES. Travellers in Af- ROBINSON, NUGENT, comp. History of

rica .............................. 916 W67 the world.'2 v................q909R56SCIDMoRE, 'ELIZA R. China..........951 5c3

HISTORY. SCOTT, Sr WALTER. Tales of chival-ry.............................940 5c43

ABBOTT, J. S. C. Austria.........943.6 A23 Sons of the American revolution, Ill.Italy..........................945 A23 society of. Yearbook. 1896. q906 116s

ADAMS, G. B. Growth of the French STEEVENS, G. W. With Kitchener toKhartum.......................962 5t3nation .......................... "944 Ad1 IIALHEILMERM. E. Ancient history. .930 T32

ANDERSON, J. J. School history of Eng- TRUland............................942 A22 HIT

BARNES, A. S., ed. General history. .909 B26 o u a ihSan....938 ~BARTJ .Historyan government War in the East ................. 950 W58

of Nebraska ................... 978.2 B271 WHTENbICAD. Wodrfl6sBOULGER, D. C. China.............951 B66 capes.......... .............. .90 W8

J. MA 0., ed. Daring deeds of "WILBERFORCE, ARCHIBALD. Spain andBRAYANhercoois.........94W6

American heroes..........7B3 conis.......................973 B64BROWNE, J. H. Four years in Seces- BORPY

sia.......................... ....... 973.7 B81 IGRPYCLARK, E. L. Turkey................949.6 C54 INDIVIDUAL.CLARK, J. H. Cuba...............973.89 C55-CREASY, E. S. Fifteen decisive bat- ALCOTT, LOUISA M.

tles . . ..... 90.....g9 C86 Life, letters and journal; ed. byDeKalb (Ill.) Chronicle. Illustrated Cheney........................B AlI c

souvenir ............... f977.3 D37 B ALZAC, HONORt DE.

DICKSON, WALTER. Japan.............952 D56 Wormeley, K. P. Memoir of Bal-DRAKE, S. A. Making of New Eng- zac ..................... B B2Iw

land .......................... :...974 D78 BARRIE, Mrs. MARGARET (0.)EARLE, ALICE M. Home life in colonial Barrie, J. M. Margaret Ogilvy. .. B B27

days................973 E7 BLAINE, J. G.FERNALD," J. C. The Spaniard in his- Boyd, J. P. James G. Blaine...B B57h

tory'............................. 946 F39 Houghton, W. R. James G. Blaine. B B57hFINLEY, J. B. Life. among the In- Northrup, H. D. James G. Blamne... B B57n

dians...............70.1 F4 Ramsdell, H. James G. Blamne...B B57r

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8 DEKALB CITY LIBRARY.

BOONE, DANIEL. PHILBRICK, J. D.Bogart, W. H. Daniel Boone and the Dnnton, Larkin, ed. Memorial of the

hunters of Kentucky............ BB64h life of John D. Philbrick.........B P53dBs OWNING, ROBERT, and. BROWNING, Mrs. RAPHAEL.

E. (B). Letters. 2 V...............B B82I Lamartine, Alphonse de. Raphael ...B R161COLUMBUS, CHRISTOPHER. REID, WHITELAW, see HARRISON.

Lamartine, Alphonse de. Life of Co- RUSKIN, JOHN.lubus ..................... B C721 Mather, Marshall. Life of John Rus-

C1.OMWELL, OLIVER. kin ........ .... B R89m1Headley, J. T. Life of Oliver Crom- SAND, GEoRGE, pseud., see DUDEVANT.

well ........... ...B C88h SMITH, Mrs. AMANDA.DICKENS, CHARLES. Autohiography...................B Sm5t

Ward, A. W. Charles Dickens ... :.B D55w STANDISH, MILES.DUDEVANT, IMne. A. L. A. (D.). Abbott, J. S. C. Miles Standish.. ..B S2Ia

(GEORGE SAND, pseud.) SPURGEON, C. H.Thomas Bertha. George Sand.......B D86 Conwell, R. H. Life of Charles Had-

ELISABETH AMALIA EUGENIE, Empress don Spurgeon...B 592cof Austria. Northrop, H. D. Charles H. Spur-

Martyrdom of an empress ........... B E142 geon..................B92nFIELD, EUGENE. STEVENSON, R. L. B.

Wilson, Francis. The Eugene Field Balfour, Graham. Life of Robertthat I knew................... B F45w Louis'Stevenson. 2 v...........B Sf47

FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN. Antohiogra- WASHINGTON, B. T.phy ............................... B F85 Up from slavery.................B W27

GARFIELD, J. A. "WASHINGTON, GEORGE.Brishin, J. S., and Balch, W. R. Henley, Leonard. Life of Washing-

James A. Garfield ................ B GI8h ton................B 27thGL.ADSTONE, W. E. WASHINGTON, Mrs. MARY (B.) and

Bryce, James. William Ewart Glad- WASHINGTON, Mrs. MARTHA (D.) C.stone.................B G45b Conkling, Margaret C. Memoirs of

McCarthy, Justin. Story of Glad- the mother and wife of Washing-stone's life ..... ................ BG45m ton...........................B W274

GCODRIcH,- S. G. Recollections of a life- WILLARD, FRANCES E.time. v 2..............................B G62 Nineteen beautiful years.. ........B W66n

GOUGH, J. B. Sunlight and shadow.... B G72 COLLECTED BIOGRAPHY.GRANT, U. S.

Remlap, L. T. Grant and his travels. ANDERSON, JAMES. Ladies of the Cove-2 v................................ B G76r nant...................920 An2

HARRISON, BENJAMIN. ELLET, Mrs. E. F. Pioneer women ofWallace, Lewis, and Halstead, Murat. the West ......................... 920 E15

Life and pubhlic services of Benja- HIGGINSON, T. W. Contemporaries. . .920 H52.iii Harrison and Whitelaw Reid. .B H24 HUBBARD, ELBERT. Little journeys to

HOWE, JULIA W. Reminiscences...B H82 the homes of :HUTGO. VICTOR. American anthors .. ........ ..... 020 H87

Mlar-zials, F. T. Life of Victor American statesmen.............920 H87aHugo N..OF.ARC.. B H872m Famous women...............920 H87f

JOA N F ARC.KINGSLEY, CHARLES. Hermits ... 920 K61Tnckey, Janet. Joan of Arc ........ B J27t PEABODY, A. P. Harvard gradnates.. .920 P3 I

LEE, &ent. R. E., PLUTARCH. Lives; ed. hy Ginn...920 P'74cCooke, J. E. Mohnn; or, last days of SEAWELL, MOLLY E. Twelve naval cap-

Lee ..... .... :............B L5Ic tains ..................... 920 SeILOWELL, J. R. SPARKS, E. F. Men who made the na-

Hal-, F. E. James Russell Lowell and tion.... ...................... 920 Sp2his friends.......................B L95h FICTION.

Scndder. H. F. James Russell Low-ell. 2 v.............B Lg5s ALDRICH, T. B. Marjorie Daw......... .A12

MARION FRANCIS. ALLEN, J. L. Choir invisible............A54cHarry, P., and Weerns, M. L. Life of Reign of law........................ .A54r

General Francis Marion....B W27rh', Two gentlemen of Ky............... A54t.MOODY, Rev. GRANVILLE. A life's retro- ALLSTON, MARGARET, pseud., see- Mrs.

spect............................... B M771 ANNA FARQUHAR.OGILVY, MARGARET, see BARRIE. ALTSCHELER, J. A. Wilderness road...A17'

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ARTHUR, T. S. Leaves from the book ofhuman life.........................Ar7

ATHERTON, GERTRUDE F. Conqueror. At4AUSTEN, JANE. Pride and prejudice.

2 v ... ................................. Au7BACHELLER, IRVING. D'ri and I........ B2dBAINES, MINNIE W. His cousin the

doctor ............................. B16BALZAc, HONORS DE. Eugenie Grandet;

Pierrette......................

Pere Gariot; Marriage contract. B2IpVendetta..........................B2Iv

BANGS, J. K. House-boat on the .. yx.. B22hBARBOUR, A. M That Mainwaring af-

fair..............................B23tBARR, Mrs. A. E Lion's whelp.........B27BARRETT, FRANK Great Hesper.........B273BARRIE, J. M. Little minister.........B2751

a entimental Tommy.................B275sTommy and Grizel..................B275tWhen a man's single...............B275w

BAYLY, ADA F. (Edna Lyall, pseud.).We two............................B34

BEAcONSFIELD, BENJ. DISRAELI, Earl of.Lothair ............................ B35

BELLAMY, EDWARD. Looking backward.. B431BELL, CURRER, psiud., see BRONTE, CHAR-

LOTTE.BELL, LILIAN, see BOGUE, Mrs. LILIAN

L. (B.).BESANT, WALTER. Children of Gibeon. B46c

Master craftsman...............B46mand RICE, JAMES. All sorts and

conditions of men..................B465BLAcK, WILLIAM. Highland cousins. B56

Shandon bells......................B56sBOGUE, Mrs. LILIAN L. (B.). Under

side of'things........................B63BOOTHBY, GUY. Dr. Nikola............B64BRADDON, MARY E. Aurora Floyd...B72a

Mohawks................... B72mVixen................................B72v

BRADY, C. T. When blades are out...B727BRONTf, CHARLOTTE. (Currer Bell,

pseud.). Shirley............ .......... B78Villette.........................B78v

BROUGHTON, RHODA. Belinda .......... B794BROWN, ALICE. T'iverton tales. ........... B81BULWER LYTTON, see JLYTTON, E. G. E.

BULWER. baron.BUNNER, H. C. Love in old clothes...B88

Short sixes............... B88sZadoc Pine ......................... B88z

BURNETT, Mrs. F. H. Haworth's ... B93hIn connection with the De Willoughbyclaim........................B93i

Methods of Lady Walderhurst....B93mThat lass o' Loweries............... B93t

BURNHAM, Mrs.. C. L. (R.). MissPritchard's wedding.............. B935m

Sweet clover ............... B935sCABLE, G. W. Cavalier.............. Cii

Old Creole days....................CloCAINE, HALL. Eternal city............CI2eCAREY, ROSA N. Mary St. John........CI8

Merle's crusade....................CI8mWee wifie ......................... CI8w

CARLETON, WILL. Old infant........ -.... C19CARSON, W. H. Hester Blair..........(.23CASKODEN, EDWIN, pseud., see-MAJOR,

CHARLES.CATHERWOOD, MARY H. Lazarre........C281

Romance of Dollard................C28rStory of Tonty.....................C28sWhite Islander....................C28w

CERVANTES, S. M. DE. Don Quixote. C33CHAMBERS, R. W. Cardigan.............C35

Conspirators........................C35cCHESNUTT, C. W. House behind the

cedars............................C42bMarrow of tradition.................C42mWife of his youth.................C42w

CHURCHILL, WINSTON. Crisis.......... C47cRichard Carvel.....................C47r

COLLINS, W. W. New Iagdalen.........C69CONNOR, RALPH, pseud., see GORDON, C. W.CONRAD, JOSEPH. Lord Jim.. ......... C761COOPER, J: F. Pilot..................C78p:Pioneers.... .................. C78pi

Spy....... ................ C78sTwo admirals......................C78t

CORELLI, MARIE, pseud., see MACKAY,. MINNIE.

CRADDOCK, CHARLES EGDERT,.pseud., seeMURPREE, MARY N.

CRAIGIE, Mrs. P. (R.) (JOHN OLIVERHOBBES, pseud.). Robert Orange. C84r

CRAIK, Mrs. D. M. (M.). Christmasmistake............ .................. C84John Halifax, gentleman..... ........ C841Ij

CRANE, STEPHEN. Red badge of courage.. C85CRAWFORD, F. M. Don Orsino..........C854d

In the palace of the king........... C854iMarion Darche ...... C854maMr. Isaacs.......................C854miPietro Gbisleri .... ,.......C854pSant' Ilario.................. ....... C854sSaracinesca................... ...... C854saVia Cr'. cis........................... C854v

CROLY, GEORGE. Tarry thoui till I conme. ... C87CR~OSS, Mrs. M. A. (E.) L. (GEORGE

ELIOT, pseud.). Works. 3 v...C88Adam Bede........................... C88aDaniel Deronda..................... .C88dFelix Holt .......................... C88fRomola ........................... .. C88r

and Theophrastus Such ... C88rlCROWNINSHIELD, Mirs. Archbishop and

the lady .............. ......... .... C883CURTIS, G. W. Pine and I..............Cg4, OEHNED adeso

Philip .............................. D26Daughter of the Philistines ............. D264DAVIS, R. H. Exiles and other stories... .D29

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Gallegher ......................... D29gIn.the fog.........................D29iVan Bibber... .................. D29v

DAVIS, W. S. Friend of Cesar........D298DICKENS, CHARLES. Barnaby Rudge. D55b

Choice stories from Household words.. D55cChristmas carol and Cricket on the

hearth........................D55chCricket on the hearth..............D55crDavid Copperfield..................D55dHard times........................D55hLittle Dorrit ....................... D55liMartin Chuzzlewit.................D55mNicholas Nickleby ................. D55niOld curiosity shop ................ D550Oliver Twist.......................D55olPickwick papers...................D55pTale of two cities...................D55t

DISRAELI, BENJ., see BEAcONSFIELD, BENJ.DISRAELI, carl of.

DOYLE, A. C. Beyond the city........D77bHound of the Baskervilles..........D77hMicah Clarke......................D77mWhite company....................D77w

DROMGOOLE, W. A. Valley path. D83vDUDEVANT, Mm e. A. L. A. (D.). (GEORGE

SAND, pseud.) Bagpipers..........D86Fanchon the cricket.................D86f

DUMAS, ALEXANDER. Count of MonteCristo...........................D89

Page of the Duke of.Savoy..........D8gpThree musketeers.................D8gtViscount de Bragelonne .... D89v

DUNBAR, P. L. Love of Landry........DpIlEGERTON, GEORGE. Keynotes...........Eg2'EGGLESTON, EDWARD. End of the world.. . Eg3e

Hoosier schoolmaster..............Eg3hmELIOT, GEORGE, pseud., see CROSS, Mrs.

M. A. (P.) L.Elizabeth and her German garden.....E142ERKMANN, EMILE, and CHATRAIN, ALEX-

ANDER. Conscript...................... E45Madame Therese............. ....... E45m

FARQUHAR, Mrs. A. (MARGARET "ALLSTON,pseud.). Her Boston experiences . P..23F LANDRA U, C. MI. Diary of a freshman.. .F6i

FOOTE, Mrs. M. (H.). Last assembly, ball. .F73FORD, P. L. Janice Meredith............ F75

Story of an untold love. ............. F75sWanted-a match-maker ....... ..... F75w

FowvLE1R. E. T. Concerning Isabel Carnaby.. F82Cupid's garden ................ ..... F82cDouble thread........... .... ...... F82dFarringdons............... ........ F82f

Fox. JOHN, jr. Crittenden..............F83F'EEMAN. Mrs. M. E.. (W.).,, see WIL-

KINS, MARY F.FRENCH, ALICE (OCTAVE THAI4ET,

Pseud.). Missionary sheriff...........PF88Stories of a western town. .. .. . ........ F88s

FRIEDMAN, I. K. Poor people......... ... P9i

FROTHINGHAM, EUGENIA B. Turn of the

road...............................F93FULLER, ANNA. Pratt portraits........... F95FURNMAN, Lucy S. Stories of a sancti-

fied town.............................P98GARLAND, HAMLIN. Her mountain lover..GI8tjASKELL, Vis. E. C. (S.). Cousin Phillis. G2I C

Cranford................G2TcrGLASGOW, ELLEN A. G. Battleground... G46b

Voice of the people................G46v)GLYN, ELINOR. Visits of Elizabeth. G52v'GOODWIN, Mrs. M. (W.). Head of a

hundred.................G63GORDON, C. W. (RALPH CON NOR, pseud.).

Black Rock.......................G65Man from Glengarry................65mSky pilot.........................G65s

Goss, C. F. Redemption of David Cor-son...............................G69r

GRAHAME., KENNETH. Dream days. G76dGolden Age.......................G76g

GRANT, ROBERT. Unleavened bread .G764GREEN, ANNA KATHARINE, see ROHLFS

Mrs. A. K. (G.).GREENE, Mrs. S. P. (M.). Vesty of the

Basins...............................G832GREENOUGH, Mrs. S. D. (L.). In extremis.G85GRIFFITH, Mrs. T. H. Year with Gerty

West.................................G87H. H., pseud., see JACKSON, Mrs. H. M.

(F.) H.HAGGARD, H. R. Allen Quartermain. HI2

King Solomon's mines..............HI2kMr. Meeson's will.................HI2m

HARDY, THOMAS. Life's little ironies... .H221Return of the native......H22Ir

HARLAND, HENRY. Cardinal's snuff-box..H224cHARTE, F. B. Colonel Starbottle's client.. H25

Under the redwoods...............H25uHAWKINS, A. H. (ANTHONY HOPE,

pseud.). Man of mark........ ........ H31HAWTHORNE, NATHANIEL. Ethan Brand . H312

House of seven gables............... H312hMosses from an old manse. ......... H3I2mScarlet letter .... .................... H3I2s

HAY, MARY C. Squire's legacy..........H32HAvENS, HERBEPT. Under the lone star. . H322HEGAN, ALICE C. Mrs. Wiggs of the

cabbage patch .... .................. H36HEWLETT, MAURICE. Forest lovers. .. H49f

Richard. Yea-and-Nay ................ H4grHODDES, JTOHN OLIVER, pseud., see CRAIGIE,

Mrs. P. (R.).HOLLAND, J. G. Arthur Bonnicastle .... H71

Nicholas Minturn ................... H71DHOILFY, MARIETTA (JoSIAH ALLEN'S

WIFE, pseuid.) Tirzah Ann's summertrip .......... ................... ... H72

HORTON, GEORGE. Like another Helen. ... H781HOUGH, EMERSON. Girl at the halfway

house ................ ............. .H81HOWARD. BLANCHE WILLIS, see TEUFFE~L,

Mrs. B. W. (H.).

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HOWELLS, W. D. Rise of Silas Lapham.H837HUGHES, THOMAS. Tom Brown at Ox-

ford .............................. H87HUGO, VICTOR. Jean Valj can..........H872

Les miserables....................H8721Notre-Dame de Paris.............H872n

HTUNT, Mrs. H. M. (F.), see JACKSON,Mrs. H. M. '(F.) H.

INGRAHAM, J. H. Prince of the house,f Dtavid ........................... 1n4

IRON, RALPH, pseud., see SCHREINER,OLIVE.

IZAX, IKABOD. My satchel and I.........IziJACKSON, Mrs. H. M. (F.) H. (H. H.,

pseud.). Ramona..................J I2rJACOBS, W. W. Many cargoes.......:.JI5m

More cargoes.....................JI5moJAMES, HENRY. Emharrassments........J23

The real thing.......................J23rJANVIER, T. A. Passing of Thomas. J26JENSEN, WILHELM. , Karine............J45kJEWETT, SARAH 0. Queen's twin........J55

White heron......................J55wJOHN, EUGENIE (E. MARLITT, pseud.).

Second wife ...............JOINSTONE, ANNIE F. Ole mammy's

torment....... .................. J64JOHNSTON, MARY. To have and to hold..J65KING, CHARLES. Cadet days............K58c

Trooper Ross.........................K58tKINGSLEY, CHARLES. Alton Locke . K61

Hypatia..............................K6IhWestward ho!.....................K6Iwe

KII{ING, RUDYARD. Captains courageous.. K62

KIRKMANN, M. M. Romance of GilhertHolmes.............................K63r

Laddie.............................M691LA MOTTE-FOUQUE, F. H. K., baron de.

Undine...........................LIILAMARTINE, ALPHONSE DE. Graziella .... Li6gLAUT, A. C. Lords of the North... ...... L37LEWIS, A. H. Wolfville, days........... L58wL ILJENCRANTZ, 0. A. Thrall of Lief the

Lucky ........................ L627LLOYD, J. U. Stringtown on the pike. .. L77LONG, J. L. Prince of illusion............ L85LONGFELLOW, H. W. Hyperion ,.......... L86

Outre-mer ........................... L86oLOTI, PIERRE, pseud., see VIAUD, L. M. J.LOVER, SAMUEL. Handy Andy........ ... L94LOWRY, H. D. Prisoners of the earth. .. .L954LUDLOW. J. M. Dehorah ................. L96LUSH, C. K. Federal judge .............. L97LYALL, EDNA. -Pseud., see BAYLY, ADA E.

LYTTON, F. G. E., BULWER, 1st baron.Last days of Pompeii .................. g

MCCALL. SIDNEY. Truth Dexter......... M12MCCARTHY, I. H. Doom...............MI24

If I were king....................... MI24i

MCCUTCHEON, G. B. Graustark.......... M13

MACDONALD, GEORGE David Elginhrod . MI4dMalcolm......................MI4m

Marquis of Lossie..................MI4maWhat's mine's mine.................. M4wWilfrid Cumhermede................M14wi

MCFADDEN, CORNELIA. Sibylla.......M15Seamstress of Stettin.................MI5sICHUGH, HUGH. John Henry.......... M i8

VIA KAY, MINNIE (MARIE CORELLI,pseud.). Ardath..................MIQ

Master Christian................ ..... M mM\1 CLANDBUGH, FLORENCE. Automaton ear.. M22VIACLAREN, IAN, pseud., see WATSON,

JOHN.MAJOR, CHARLES (EDw. CASKODEN,

pseud.). Dorothy Vernon of Had-don Hall........................M28d

When knighthodd was in flower. M2wMARCHMONT, A. W. In the name of a

woman ............................ M33MARLITT, E., pseud., see JOHN, EUGENIE.MARRYAT, FREDERICK. King's own. M34

Masterman Ready.................M34mMr. Midshipman Easy.............M34mi

MARTIN, E. S. Li'cid intervals.........M36MARTIN, Mrs. M. E. For a dream's sake.M366MATTHEWS, BRANDER. Vignettes of Man-

hattan.............................M43MAPASSANT, GUY DE. Odd numher. M44MEADE, Mrs. L. T. Palace heautiful. M46MEREDITH, GEORGE. Diaua of the cross-

ways..............................M54MERRIMAN, HENRY SETON, pseud., see

SCOTT, H. S.MITCHELL, J. A. Amos Judd........M695a

Pines of Lory.......................M6g5pThat first affair...................M695t

MITCHELL, S. W. Adventures of Fran-cois............................M698

Circumstances....................M698cHugh Wynne....................M698h

MULOCK, DINAH M., see CRAIK, Mrs.D. M. (M.).

MUNN, C. C. Uncle Terry.......... ... M92

MURFREE, MARY N. (CHARLES EGBERTCRADDOCK, pscud.). Despot ofBroomsedge cove ................. M94

In the Tennessee mountains.......... M94iProphet of the Great Smoky Mountain. M94p

New Antigone ......................... An8NORRIS, FRANK. Octopus........... .... N79OLLIVANT, ALFRED. Boh, son of battle..OUIDA, pseud., see RAMEE, LOUISA DE LA.OVERTON, GWENDOLEN. Heritage of un-

rest ............. .. ................ 0v2PAGE. T. N. In ole Virginia ............. P1 4

Old ventleman of the Black stock.... P140Red Rock................. ........ PI4r

PARKER, GILBERT. Battle of the strong... P22Lane that. had no turning........... P221Pierre and his people............... P22pRight of way ...................... P22rSeats of the mighty ................. P22S

PARKER, HELEN F. Constance Aylmer... P224

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PEMBERTON, MAX. Footsteps of a throne.. P36PHELPS, ELIZABETH STUART, see WARD,

mvrs. E. S . (P.).PHILLPOTTS, EDEN. Sons of the morning.. P54PIDGIN, C. F. Blennerhassett............P59b

Quincy Adams Sawyer ............. P5qPOE, E. A. Works. 6 v..............P75

'Pales.............................P75tPOOL, MARIA L. In the first person. P78i

Meloon farm ........................ P78mPORTER, JANE. Scottish chiefs..........P83s

Thaddeus of Warsaw.................P83tPOTTER, MARGARET H. House of De

Maily............................P85hPUSHK N, ALEXANDER. Marie.........P97mRAMfiE, LOUISA DE LA. (Q UIDA, pseud.).

Othmar.............................RIdoRuffino.............. . R14r

READE, CHARLES. Cloister and the hearth..R222REMINGTON, FREDERIC. Men with the

hark on................................R28RICE. JAMFS, joint author, see BESANT,

WALTER.RIGGS, Mrs. K. D. (S.) W., see WIGGIN,

Mrs. K. D. (S.).ROE, E. P. Home acre.............NR62h

Nature's serial story...................R62nROLHFS, Mrs. A. K. (tG.). Circular study.R63RUNXLE, BERTHA. Helmet of Navarre. . R87hSAINT PIERRE, J. H. B. DE. Paul and

Virginia............................. atSAND, GEORGE, pseud., see DUDEVANT

Mnme. A. L. A. (D.).SCHREINER, OLIVE (RALPH IRON, pseud.).

Story of an African farm...........Sch7SCOTT, H. S. (HENRY SETON MERRIMAN

pseud.). Prisoners and captives .... Sc4IpSowers............ ......... Sc4Is

and TALLENTYRE, S. G. Moneyspinner..................5Sc413

SCOTT, SIR WALTER. Guy Mannering.5. c4.3Ivanhoe .............. ............. 5c43iKenilworth .......... ............. 5 c43k-Heart of Midlothian...............5Sc43hWaverly ............ .............. Sc43w

SEAWELL, MOLLY E. House of Egremont. . SethSHELDON, C. M. In His steps...........5Sh4

Twentieth door ..................... ShdtSHEPHERD, DOROTHY, pseud., see STUART,

Mrs. E. F.SHEPPHARD, ELIZABETH S. Charles Au-

chester. 2 v .............. 5SHORTHOUSE, J. H. John Inglesant ... Sh8j

Sir Percival.......:.................. Sh8sSlFNXIEwIcz, HENRYK. Pan Michael..Sli

With fire and sword............. .... Si'SIMMS, W. G. Eutaw ................... SidSMITH, F. H. Caleh. West............. Sm5

Colonel Carter of Cartersville....Sm~cSNIDER, D. J. Freehurgers.............. Sn3Solitary summer ..................... El42sSOUSA, J. P. Fifth string .............. So8

STEPHENS, Mrs. A. S. Lady Mary. St4STEPHENS, R. N. Philip Winwood. 5t45STEVENSON, R. L. B. Across the plains.. 5t48a

David Balfour.................... .. t48dMaster of Ballantrae...............5t48mTieasure Island....................t48t

STIMSON, F. J. King Noanett..........St5STOCKTON, F.'R. Chosen few..........5t6

House of Martha...................St6hKate Bonnet........................StkRudder Grange.....................St6rSquirrel Inn.......................St6s

SSTUART, Mrs. E. F. (P.) (DOROTHYSHEPHERD, pseud.). Jerry.............Stgi

STUART, Mrs. R. (M.) Golden wedding..-5t93gMariah's mourning...................Stg3mSonny..............................t93s

TI LLENTvRE, S. G., joint author, seeSCOTT, H. S.

STARXINGTON, BOOTH. Gentleman fromIndiana........................ T17

Monsieur Beaucaire....TI7mTAyLOR, H. C. CHATFIELD-. Crimson wing. T2ITEUFFEL, Mrs. B. W. (H.). One summer.T29THACKERAY, ANNE I. Story of Elizaheth.. T32TIHACKERAv, W. M. Adventures of Philip. T322

Henry Esmond....................T322hNewcomes........................T322nVirginians.............T322v

THANET, OCTAVE, pseud., see FRENCHALICE.

THOMPSON, MAURICE. Alice of old Vin-cennes ............................. T37

TOURGEE, A. W. Fool's errand...........T64TUTTIETT, M. G. Silence of Dean Mait-

land ............................... T88VALDfS. A. P. Fourth estate.............V23

Joy of Captain Rihot................V23fVAN DvKE, HENRY. Ruling passion. ... V28rVAN RENSSELAER, Mrs. M. G. One man

who was content....................... V35VERNE, JULES. Journey to the center of

the earth................59Michael Strogoff........... ....... V5gm

Tour of the world in einlhty days. ...V59t

VIXUD, L. M. T. (PIERRE LoTI, pseud.).Romnce of Snahi ................... V65,

VOY'NICH, Mrs. E. L. Gadfly............ V94WALLACE LrWIs. Ben Fur........... WI 5WARD, Mrs. E. S. (P.). Fourteen to one. W2 T

Friends........................ W2IfGate~s ajar........................... W2IgSilent nariner........................ W2IS

WART). Mrs. M. A. A. (Mrs. HUMPHREYSTART).Eleanor .............. W2I~e

T-Telheck of" Bannisdale. 2 V........ W214h1Robert Elsmere .................... W2I4r

WARE. WILLIAM. Auirelian............. W22aZenhia............ ........... . W22z

WARNER. C. D. Golden house........ W24VLittle journey in the world.......... .W241

WARREN, SAMUEL. Ten thousand a year. . W25

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WATANNA, ONOiA. Japanese nightingale.. W29WATERBURY, iI1. Seven years among the

freedmen.........................W292VVATERLOO, STANLEY. Story of Ab. W294

AL i SOiN, JoIN (IAN MACLAREN, pseud.).Beside the bonnie brier buth. W331

Days of Auld Lang Syne.........W331diKate Carnagie...................W33k

WEBSTER, H. K. Banker and the bear...WELLS, D. D. Her ladyship's elephant. .W46IWESTCOTT, E. N. David Harun. W52WEYMAN, S. J. Sophia.................W54s

Under the red robe ................... W54uWHARTON, M/Irs. E. J. Greater inclination.W55

Valley of decision. 2 Y...............W55YWHITE, W. A. Court of Boyville. W582

Stratagems and spoils ...............\WHITEING, RICHARD. No. 5 John street.W586WHITNEY, Mrs., A. D. (T.). Faith Gart-

ney's. girlhoodl................... ...... W6W IGGIN, Mrs. K. D. (S.) (afterwards

lrs, RIGGS). Penelope's Irish ex-periences........ .......... ....... W63p

Penelope's progress..................W63prTimcthy's quest......................W6 3 t

WILKINS, MARY E. (afterwards Mrs.FREEMAN). Heart's highway. W65h

Humble romance ................... W65hnMadel nn ....................... W65mNew England nun....................W65nPortion of labor...................W65

TISEMAN, N. P. 5. Fabiola..........W75WOOD,'HENRY. Edward Burton. W8 ;eSATES EDMUND. Broken to barress.ZfA'NGWILL, ISRAEL. Mantle of Elijah... .Z13

Master...........................Z13mZOLA, EMILE. Paris, 2 v..................Z7

BOOKS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.

)Esoa. Fables, 2 Y ................... 'F Ae8ALCOTT, LOUISA M. Eight cousins . .Al Ie

Jack and Jill .................. .... *Al IjLittle men............. ............ *AlIILittle women...................... *Ali liOld fashioned girl ................. *Al~oRose in bloom..................... *AlIrUnder the lilacs .................. *Aliu

ALDEN, W. L. Cruise of the Canoe Club...*A12ALDRICH, T. B. Story of a bad boy.... .*Al24sANDREWS. JANE. Each and all.... 'AD23e

Seven little sisters ................ * An23s-Ten boys ....................... :.*An23t

Arabian nights ..................... '*'F ArIAUSTIN, 0. P. IUncle Sam's secrets. .*35O Au7BAKER, R. S. Boys' book of invention

....... ........ ............ x 608 B I7hB,& KFR, W. G Geographyr for young

folks.......... .... :.......... x 910B17BALDWIN, JAMES. Fairy stories and

fables ......................... *'F BIQFifty famous stories retold.* .. 908 B i9

Old stories of the East..........:220 B190

Story of Siegfried...............'293b19BAUM, L. KEF. merican tairy tales.. B42

V otoer Goose in prose. ..........*F B42BACLOR, FiRANCES ,O URTENAY, see BELGER,

BEEBE. MABEL B. Four American navalheroes. ......... .... 92B39

BELGER, Mrs. F C. (B.). Juan andJuanita a ............... *B41

BLI SOLL, A. F. Story of Amer icanhistory..........................973 B57

BLA Ci-BARD, AMiE. Heroine of 1812. . B59BOLTON, Mrs. S. (K.). Lives of girls

who became famous..'92O B63BOY. SEN, I-z. H. Boyhood in Norway. . B69-b

i,: orseland. tales.....................B6gnBUNYAN, JOHN. Pilgrim's progress. .. B884

BURNETT', Mrs. F. H Little LordFauntleroy............... .*B931

Two little Pilgrims' progress. 'B93tVBu ITEL ORTH, HEZEKIAH. Knight of

liberty............................Bg8Wanpum belt.................... *B98WTreasure ship..B98t

CARROLL, LEWIS, pseud., see DODGSONC. L.

Child's health primer. ....... 612N22CLARKE, M. Story of Thneas.*871 V8Ic

Story of Troy........*871 V8IcrCLEMENS, S. L. (i ARK TWAIN, pseud.).

HuIckleberry Finn.................*C59hPrince and the pauper..............*C59pTom Sawyer......................... t C59tTom Sawyer abroad.................*C59to

CLOVER, S. T. Paul Traver's adventures. .*C62COFFIN. C. C. Boys of '61..........*073 C65b

Boys of '76..................*973 C65boDrumbeat of the nation...........*973 C65dFollowing the flag................. *973 Cf5f

COSTELLO, F. H. On fighting decks in1812.... .. ....... ... ................. *C82

DAVIS, R. H. Stories for boys .......... *D295DEFOE, DANIEL. Robinson Crusoe. *D36DICKENS, CHARLES. Child's history of

England ...................... *942 D5Little Nell........................ *D5511

DODGSON, C. L. (LEWIS CARROLL, pseud.).Alice's adventures in wonderland.... *F D66

DOUBL EDAY, RUSSELL. Cattle ranch tocollege .............................. *7

DRA\KE, S.A. Watch fires of '76.."" *973 D7 8

DRYSDALE, WILLIAM. Pine ridge planta-tion.......................*D84Young consul ....................... D84y

DU CHAILLU, P. B. Country of the'dwarfs........................*9 16.7 D85

Land of the long night......*914.8 D85Lost in the jungle.........*g16.7 D851

DUNTON, LARKIN, ed. World and itspeople,' 2 v............... ....... :... *9IO D9I

EGGLESTON, EDWARD. Hoosier school-

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D EKALB CITY LIBRARY.

boy ........................... *Eg3hStories of great Americans........*920 E32

ELLIS, E. S. History of the U. S. *973 E15Klondike nuggets...................*E153

FISKE, JOHN. War of independence *973 F54FRASER, W. A. Mooswa...............F86GALPIN, CROMWELL, and others. Chil-

dren's history hook..............*973 G13GILMAN, ARTHUR. Tales of the path-

finders.........................*973 G78'GOULD, A. W. Mother Nature's chil-

cren..........................*390 G73GRINNELL. G. B. Jack among the In-

diais............................*G88jJack the young ranchman.........*G88j a

GUERBER, HELENE A. Story of the Eng-lish....................*942G92

Story of the Romans.............*937 G92Story of the thirteen colonies. *973 G92

H. H., pseud., see JACKSON, Mrs. H. M.(F.) H.

HALE. E. E. Man without a country..*HT3mHARRIS, J. C. Nights with Uncle Re

mus. ....................... *EH24HAWTIIORNE, NATHANIEL. Tanglewood

tales..........................*292 H3ItWonder book.................*292 H3Iw

HAZARD, B. E., and DUTTON, S. T. Indi-ans and pioneers .................. *973 H33

HENDERSON, W. J. Afloat with the flag.. *H38HENTY, G. A. By pike and dyke. *H39

By right of conquest...............*H39bCat of Bubastes..................*H39cCornet of horse..................*H39coDragon and the raven..............*H39dIn freedom's cause.................*H39iLion of St. Mark ..... *H391Orange and green................*H39oOut on the pampas...............*H3gotThrough the fray..... .... ....... .. *H39tYoung Carthaginian............... *H3gy

HOWELLS, W. D. Boy's town......... .*H8371IUGHES, THOMAS. Tom Brown's school

days ................................ *H87sHUMPHREY, rs. F. A., and others.

Wonder stories of history......... *908 H88HURD, G. M. Bennett twins ........ H93HUTSTFD, MARY H. Stories of Indian

children..................*970.1 H96HUTTCHINSON, J. C. Our wonderful bod-

ies. 2 v. ..... .................... *612 H92TNGFRSOr I, ERNEST. Book of the ocean*9Io In4INMAN. HENRY. The Delahoydes...*In6d

Ranch on the Oxhide .............. . .*In6rJACKSON. Mrs. H. M. (F.) H. (H. H.,

/seud.) Nelly's silver mine......... *J12nJOHONNOT, JAMES. Book of cats and

dogs ....................... ..... *599 J66Stories of our country. v. 3, pt. I.. *970 J66Ten great events in history. v. 4, pt.2 ........ *Q09 J66

-and BOUTON, EUGENE. How we

live. v. I.........................*6I2J66JUDD, MARY C. Wigwam stories........*J88KALER, J. 0. (JAMES OTiS, pseud.)

Corporal 'Lige's" recruit............*KI2cCruise with Paul Jones..............*KI2crLeft behind.......................*KI2lLife savers.......................*KI2liMorgan, the Jersey spy............*KI2mOff Santiago with Sampson..........*K12Sarah Dillard's ride...............*KI2sSilent Pete......................*KI2siTory plot........................*KI2tWith the swamp fox...............*KI2wWhen Dewey came to Manila . *KI2wh

KELLY, Mrs. M. A. B. Leaves from na-ture's story hook................*504 K28Short stories of our shy neighbors..*590 K28

KINGSLEY, CHARLES. Madam How andLady Why....................*551 K6iWater-babies....................*E K6i

KIPLING, RUDYARD. Jungle hook. *K62jKIRBY, MARY, and KIRBY, ELIZABETH.

Aunt Martha's corner cupboard .... *630 K63KIRK, ELLEN 0. Dorothy Deane. *K63MCMURRY, C. A. Pioneer history sto

ries.... ...... *973M22MCMURRY, Mrs. L. (B.) and GALE,

Mrs. A. S. (C.) comp. Songs of thetree-top and meadow...........*808 M22

1MACOMBER, HATTIE E. Stories of greatinventors.........................*920M23

MALORY, THOMAS. Boy's King Ar-thur..............................*398 M25

MILLER, EMILY H. What Tommy did...o*M61MILLER, MARGARET. My Saturday bird

class..............................*598 M61MONTEITH, JOHN. Living creatures. .'5go M76MONTEITII, JAMES. Popular science

reader..........................*504M76MUNROE, KIRK.' Can~emates ............ *M92

Derrick Sterling..................... *M92dPainted desert...................... *M92pRick Dale ......................... *Mq2rThrough swamp and glade ....... .. *M92tUnder the great bear ......... *M92u'

OGDEN. RUTH. Loyal little red'-coat...*0g2OTIS, JAMES, pseud., see KALER, J. 0.C)UIDA. ilsevtd.. see RAMEE. LOUISE DR LA.PAGE, T. N. Santa Claus', partner...*PI 4 sPEPPER, J. H. Boy's play book of sci-

enc...........................*530 P'39PR.ATT. MAPA L. Little flower folks. .*58o P88

Stories of colonial children ........ *973 P88PUTNAM. M." L. Children's life of Abra-

ham Lincoln....................*B L63pPYLE, HOWARD. Men of iron.......... .*P 9 9

Merry adventures of R'obin Hood. .. *P99rStory of Jack Ballister's forttiies..*P99j

PYLE, KATHARINE. As the goose flies.. *E P99RA MAr, LOUISE DE LA. (OUIDA, pseud.)

Bdbfe.............................*RaBimbi ........................... *RI 4 bi

FINDING LIST. 1

Dog of Flanders .................. *RI4dREID, 1MAYNE. Osceold, the Seminole...

Rangers and regulators ............. *R27rRIGGS, A/Irs. K. D. (S.) V., see WIGGIN, Mrs.

K. D. (S.)ROCHELEAU, W. F. Great American in-

dustries :Minerals.......................*xR58Products of the soil............*6yo R58r

Romantic stories fromSwiss history*949.4 R66

SAUNDERS, MARSHALL. Beautiful Joe... .*5a8SCHW STRA, FREDERICK. Children of the

cold........................... 9I9.8 Sch9SCUDDER, H. E. George Washington. *B W27sSEAWELL, MOLLY E. Decatur and Som-

ers...............................*SeIMidshipman Paulding..............*SeIm

SEELYE, ELIZABETH E. Christopher Co-lumbus..........................B C76sSETON-THOMPSON, ERNEST, see THOMPSON.SEWELL, ANNA. Black Beauty.......... *5e8SMITH-, 1Mrs. M. P. W. Jolly good times

at Hackmatack .................... *Sm5jSTARR, FREDERICK. American Indi-ans...............................'970 I5t2

STODDARD, W. 0. Red mustang ... *St63rmTAYLOR, BAYARD. Boys of other coun-

tries.........................*T2I1)

THOMPSON, ERNEST SETON. Biographyof a grizzly......................... *T37Lives of the hunted................ *T371

Trail of the sandhill stag.............*T37tWild animals I have known.........*T37w

TOMLINSON, E. T. In the Wyoming val-ley.................................Jersey boy in the revolution........Old Fort Schuyler. ......... *T590Three colonial boys...................*T59tThree young continentals...........*T59thTwo young patriots.................*T59twWashington's young aids............

TROEGER, J. W. Science hook. *500 T74TROWBRIDGE, J. T. Bound in honor. *T75

Electrical boy......................*T75eFather Brighthopes................*T75f

VAILE, CHARLOTTE M. urcutt girls. W. pSue Orcutt..........................*V1gs

WARNER, C. D. Being a boy.... ....... *W24.

WATSON, H. C. Daring deeds.........- -. *XV33

WAIGGIN, Mrs. K. D. (S.) Birds' Christ-mas carol.......................... *W63Story of Patsy...... ............... *W63st

Woon, J. G. Natural history reader. *5o4 W84WRIGHT, HENRIETTA C. Children's sto-

ries of Amreican progress.........*973 W93

WRIGHT, MABEL 0. Tommy-Anne...*W93

Wvss, J. D. Swiss family Robinson... .*W99YONGE, CHARLOTTE M. Book of golden

deeds.....'.........................*go8 Y8Young folk's history of Germany. ... *943 Y8Young people's history of France... *944 Y8

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