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um on the Plum.” Gen. Cutter; “Bu- m Ground of \‘orthem Canadn.”w Pike: “The “era Oasis“ huh! I and 2). MY”); “Lin In the Far “'90:.” ”lion: “A Voiw from \V nterloo," (Bottom ”The New “nu-Hun." Stra- MD; “From Mumssus m Appomat- DX.” WKMI‘H‘I; ”'l‘lw Part0 R100 of To-day." Rohimum; "\Vlth Klu'hem‘l‘ to Khartum." Stemwmx; "Yesterday In the Philippines." J. E. Stevens. Juvenileâ€"‘flypsey Breyutou." Eliza. . bath 8. Phelps: “Story of the Iliad.” A 1. Church: “Story of the Odyuey.” A. J. (march; “Paul." F. W. Kingsley; “Bernie’s While Chicken.” may: Pol- ly Oliver’s 19le ." ”Kn D. Wiggin: “luster B‘rtiemy.” F. 'Otbmpton: “Siboy's Christmas.” Jacob A. Rein; “Little Paul."'Mar'g'uet Sidney; “Six Little Princesses.” Mrs. E. Prentiss; “Bits of Talk for Young Folk." 1!. 8.; “Book of Natural Hitsory." “The Bath- bling Mpot." Mrs. .Chunpneyz. “The ‘Story of Juliette." Beatrice Wuhinb- ton; “The soldier of the Cross." Mrs. 600. (limestone: “Com-axe," Ruth Og- dens. f‘Cnts Arabian Nights.” Morton Dian: “Mother’s Tales.“ M. E. Kenny: “Beau itnl Joe." Marshall éaunders: “Thy Friend Doro- thy.” Bum-hard; “General Nelson' 3 Scout.” Byron A. Dunn; “The Widow Abbey O'Oalinghnn’ 3 Boys,” Yollinger; “Story. at a Yankee Boy," Hamblen; “\‘li‘d Animals 1 Have Knownfl Thompson. Art. Essays. and Miscellaneous. â€"â€" "Power Through Repose,” Call: “Journal of Countess Francoise Kraeinskaf’ “How to. Make Pictures." H. C. Price: “I’hanlzlana,” John Phoe- . nix; “Readings from the 131mm" “The Art of Travel " Galton; “Life and Let 'ters of Gen. Ticknor" (2 mm, “bite and letters or Washington Irving" 13 mm, “Mahomet and. His Successors“ (2 Vols), Irving; “1" . of Christopher Goiumbui'r'm vow.- 'Washington” (5 vols ), “Adventnres'of 'Capt. Bonneville, U. B. A.," “Spanish . Papers." “Astoria," “Knickerbocker‘s New York" “Salmagundi” “Conquest at Gmnada,” “The Sketch Book ” “The Crayon Miscellany " "'l‘ales of a Trav- eller." ‘“'l‘he Alhambra." “Wolfert’s Boom and Other Papers." “Oliver Goldsmith” Irving; Dooley in Peace and War." Bedtime . Annie P. ' ‘Lii‘e of George “Brecehrldge ‘ Hell." Irving; f'Scmptur-e for Begin. " am fimademm lfiemenv .9‘ r~~ iason spoue to we cane: 1. 1111. u. 5.. on the subject of “ The fatherhood of God. ” The members of the eycle corps have gone into hard training prepar- . .11me to their longjpring rang. LAKE FOREST. ____â€". For other Lake Forest news see pages 13 and 14. The new golf grounds opened last Wednesday. Miss Amalie Hofer- of Chicago vis- ited Mrs.’ J . Wadsworth last Sunday. Mrs. s. r. Gould has moved into the new Sawyerthouse on Deerpath avenue. ' I The entire} for the new electric road to Fox Lake has been made. It will go through Libertyville. Mrs. Halsey Gavitt of Fort She/ri- dan,apd her daughter, ' called on ‘irienda at Lake Forest last week. Rum‘or says that the Eliza Remsen ; cottage has been rented ten days dur- ing the golf tournament for two hun - 3â€"-.. An‘In-n Scienceâ€"“Appercepnonl' Dr. Carl Hinge: “Vamral History of Western Wild Animals." Oartwrlzht; “Elements of Mflltnry Art and Science.“ Hnlleck; “The American Beaver and His Won-hi? Morgan. t‘mtfiâ€"“Schufl's Minn and Ba!- THE SHERIDAN ROAD NEWSâ€"WEB. mm" “Household Book o1 My." (collected by Don); “Lite’l Vetoes.” (collected): “Poem" John 0. Sue; “The Bkelow Pipers." June. 3.1m- ell: "Love Letter- of o Violinist,” m why; “The Was-b of Edmund soon-u" (5 volt)! Hm.“ m My. Mr. and Mrs. Dawson of Chicago Ind Lieui. and In. Patterson of Ft. Shotidan. were Inong the visitors of lent week; antenna! to visit theit 000 Harry, and the latter the guests of Prof. und In. Roddick. Proton-on Wood and Burke; sc- oompanied by most of thofladies, at. tended the open Saturday. .. The member: of the dancing clan- and the cycle corps attended a recep- tion given in their honor at Professor Bournique’s last Friday night. The boys all report a general good time and fine dance. Prof; Bonrnique, himself, leading the germn. On list Sunday evening'Col. Dav- idson spoke to the cadet Y. M. C. A. on the subject 0! “ The fatherhood of God. ” on the numect Ol " Ina Iunernoou of God.” x d '1: :18 sported hthem is enlarge . . ea‘ in vane 13 ore :- on The methbers of the cycle corps foot involving some “flaw yDe- have 8000 ““0 ““1 training prepar- . . tails are not obtainable at this time. eatery to their longjpring 11mg. _ l C Mn and Ma. 0. G. .Kelloggreb "" . . . ‘ pect to move from Ravinia to Noi- LAKE FOREST. , wood Park Some time in May. - , ., ‘mThey haire taken a veri active part For other Lake Forest news we in the religious and social life of P983"3 13: and 14; ‘ the village since coming here some The new golf grounds opened last five years ‘ago, and their departure Wednesday. _ - will be greatly regetted. . 800001111118 "M" W" Mrs. Halsey Gavitt of Fort She/ri- {i d h b apply _ . . n pm'c 8861' Y 513119an [16‘ dinghtgrf gall“? 91} .43, Highland Park, Ill. Rum‘or says that tEe Eliza Remsen cottage has been rented ten days dur- ing the golf tournament for two hun- dred dollars. Work as just been begun on the new stat on, which when completed, will be the finest along the line._ It i- expected to be completed by July fourth. ' , Suhcfiptionsforthp was-er- us my he left with Mill Adam. Alford at the coal 0306 of Mr. C. 11. Cutting. The We not at In. Ynggy’l 1M I'm-day _ iith full attondmco. In. Albert Cobb was oleohd a new member. A fine papa: on “ Educa- tion in the Netherlands.” was giwn by Mina Slrgoant. gtumumlns U .fifimfl‘ Eugmumum'33.us Several kodacks to be close out cheap today. Brand’s studio. Mini Bimond’e new~ house on Dean avenue iebeing rapidly com- pleted. Mrs. A. L. Hill and Miss Rose- bud Hill left Thursday for Den- ver, 001., where they will make an extended visit. The “anti-annexationiats” are be- coming quite active. but whether they will be able to accomplish anything remains to be seen. TO RENT For’the summer, furnish- : ed; a nearly new, modern, 9 room Highland Park house,« 3 blocks east of depot, oneblook from. the lake; {or will trade fox-(Vacant or ‘farm property. Apply toDr'. G. 0. Taylor, Highland Park, 01" 207 E.- PARTY wishing to dispose of six good dining room chairs might findgugqhasgrfiby applying to bdx WANTED to RENTTâ€"t Furnished room with breakfast, by young man. East side. Please state terms. and full particulars. Addreesfi l Nrws Ln'r'rn office. TO RENTâ€"7 room frame house, ”rtly'fumish‘ed, 2 biocka east of station at Bavinia. $20 for to Nov. ' lot or $15 on yearly lease. Address ”J-i-‘Nuva Lama oflioe. 44ft: st, Cliicago. -