Novels and Tales

PAUL LEICESTER FORD Wanted: A Match-Maker. A Christmas Story. By the author of Janice Meredith,' "Hon. Peter Sterling," etc. With illustrations by H. C. Christy, and decorations by Margaret Armstrong. 8vo, cloth, $2.00

LUCAS MALET

The Gateless Barrier. By the author of "The Wages
of Sin." 12mo, cloth,
$1.50

GEORG EBERS

In the Desert. By the athor of "Uarda," etc. Trans-
laved by Mary J. Safford.
$1.50
12mo, cloth,
AMELIA E. BARR

The Maid of Maiden Lane. A sequel to "A Bow
of Orange Ribbon." By the author of "Remember
the Alamo," etc. 12mo, cloth, illustrated,
$1.50

H. SETON MERRIMAN

The Isle of Unrest. By the author of "The sowers," "In Kedar's Tents, etc. 12mo, cloth, illustrated, $1.50

MARIE CORELLI

The Master-Christian. By the author of " The Sorrows
of Satan,
Barabbas," "A Romance of Two Worlds,"
etc.
$1.50

PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR

The Love of Landry. By the author of "Lyrics of
Lowly Life. 12mo, cloth,
$1.25

HARLAND-TERHUNE

Dr. Dale. A Novel. By Marion Harland and Albert
Payson Terhune. 12mo, cloth,
$1.50

JOHN URI LLOYD

Stringtown on the Pike. By the author of "Eti-
dorpha." 12mo, cloth, illustrated,
$1.50

A. J. DAWSON

African Nights' Entertainment. By the author of
Mere Sentiment," etc. 12mo, cloth,
$1.50
JANE BARLOW

From the Land of the Shamrock. By the author of
"Irish Idyls." 12mo, cloth,

Belles-Lettres and Illustrated Books

$1.50

Svo, cloth, $2.00

The Wedding Day in Literature and Art. By C. F.
Carter. 12mo, cloth, fully illustrated,
$2.00

ARTHUR BARTLETT MAURICE
New York in Fiction. By Arthur Bardett Maurice, 12mo,
cloth. Fully illustrated from photographs,
$1.50

PIERRE GUSMAN

ROBERT BROWNING

Pompeii. By Pierre Gusman. With a Preface by Max
Collignon. With 632 designs. Net,
$12.50

Pippa Passes. With decorations and illustrations by
Margaret Armstrong. 8vo, cloth,
$1.50

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American Ideals

With a Biographical and Critical Memoir by General
Francis Vinton Greene
Administration-Civil Service

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The Wilderness Hunter

Hunting the Grisly

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Hunting Trips of a Ranchman Hunting Trips on the Prairie and in the

Mountains

The Rough Riders

Included under arrangement with Charles Scribner's Sons
The Winning of the West (6 vols.)
Naval War of 1812 (2 vols.)

HEODORE ROOSEVELT, Governor of New York State and candidate for Vice-President, not yet forty-two years old, is one of the "all-around” Americans of whom his countrymen are proud. Statesman, historian, economist, soldier, hunter, author, whatever he has turned his hand to do has been well done. As an author he has many volumes already to his credit. As a historian of the new school, Mr. Roosevelt's great work is "THE WINNING OF THE WEST," published in this edition in six volumes. His stories of HUNTING TRIPS OF A RANCHMAN" and "THE WILDERNESS HUNTER" are marked by a freshness, strength, and felicity of expression as characteristic of the man as the accuracy, breadth, and fairness of his historical works. His latest book, "THE ROUGH RIDERS," is everywhere recognized as one of the most perfect chapters of military history ever penned - both for manner and matter.

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RULERS OF THE SOUTH: Sicily, Calabria, and Malta.
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28 photogravures and 100 illustrations in the text.

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, Poet, Dramatist, and Man.
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A KENTUCKY CARDINAL, and AFTERMATH.

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ELIZABETH AND HER GERMAN GARDEN. Illustrated from photographs of "the most delightful garden By some critics pronounced even more charmin all literature," and even of the babies. Cloth, $2.50. ing than its predecessor. Cloth, $2.50.

STAGE-COACH AND TAVERN Days.

By ALICE MC RSE EARLE. Illustrated from photographs gathered by the author of real things, scenes and happenings. Buckram, cr. 8vo, $2.50.

SPANISH HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS.

A companion to "Home Life in Colonial Days."

ALONG FRENCH BYWAYS

By KATHERINE LEE BATES, Wellesley College. By CLIFTON JOHNSON. With Illustrations from Profusely illustrated. Cloth, cr. 8vo, $2.25.

photographs by the author.

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Charming gift books along similar lines to Mr. Johnson's popular " Among English Hedgerows."

THE MEN WHO MADE THE NATION.

By Professor EDWIN ERLE SPARKS, University of Chicago. Biographical sketches fully illustrated from original photographs of contemporary material, facsimiles, prints, etc. Cloth, 12mo. In Press.