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Pana, Illinois,

1903.

TANA, ILLINOIS,

PANA NEWS POWER PRINT,

I903.

PANA FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY,

ORGANIZED MAY 20, 1901.

OFFICERS.

President -

Vice-President -

Secretary -

J. W. Kitchell.

Mrs. D. A. Gilbert.

Mrs. J. K. Shaffer.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

J. w. G.

Kitchell. J. H. Miller. H. N. Schuyler.

A. Wittmann. J. E. Reese. John. D. Reid.

Mrs. J. K. Shaffer. Mrs. 13. A. Gilbert. Mrs. J. Huber.

The Library and Reading Rooms are open to the public

on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 2 to 9

o’clock p. m., legal holidays excepted.

Librarian - Miss Nolle M. Reese.

Assistant Librarian - Mrs. Nellie Russell.

NOTE TO PATRONS,

A written list of books should be prepared giving author

and title of books wanted, arranged in the order of preference.

Make your list long enough to insure some of them being in;

at least twelve or fifteen titles. The attendant will give you the

first on the list that is in, returning the list to you for further

use. •

When returning your book please place card and list on the

outside of the book where it will be ready for the attendant.

If a book on some special topic is wanted, consult the index

or the librarian.

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Book List of Pana Free Purmic Library. 3

Rules and Regulations of the Pana Public

Library.

The Library being established under the provisions of law

as a Free Public Library, it is the purpose of the Library Board

in prescribing the following rules to avoid all restrictions not

essential to the proper custody, control and preservation of the

books. These rules, therefore, will be carefully enforced and

followed by those having charge of the Library, as well as those

participating in its use.

Rule 1. The Library shall be under the immediate control

and supervision of the Librarian, when appointed, who shall be

at liberty to employ one or more assistants, subject to the ap¬

proval of the Board.

Rule 2. The following persons shall be entitled to borrow

books from the Library for home use upon conditions prescrib¬

ed, viz.

(a) All inhabitants of the city of Pana above the age of ten

years, upon the filing of an application card.

(b) All minors shall furnish a satisfactory guarantor and

all other applicants, when required by the Librarian, shall do

the same.

(c) Residents of the state outside of the city limits, at the

discretion of the Board may be entitled to the privileges of the

Library by the payment of $1.00 annually.

(d) Any stranger or person visiting the city may on being

properly guaranteed, receive the benefit of the Library by the

payment of ten cents per volume.

Rule 3. All inhabitants of Pana conducting themselves

properly shall have free access to the Library for consultation

during all regular hours. The use of tobacco in any form being

strictly prohibited. Rule 4. No books shall be taken from the shelves of the

Library by persons not employed in the service of the Library.

Rule 5. No person shall have for home use more than one

volume at any one time, and no book shall be retained by any

person borrowing it more than fourteen days, and no renewals

shall be granted until it shall have been returned to the Library

and remained there one full Library week.

Rule 6. No person who has borrowed a book from the Li¬

brary shall lend it to one not a member of the same household.

Rule 7. Any person detaining a volume longer than the

regulations permit shall be fined two cents a day; the Librarian

being charged with the collection of these and all other dues to

the Library.

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Rule 8. Any book detained two weeks beyond the time

limited by these regulations shall be sent for by the Librarian

and the expenses incurred shall be paid by the person retaining

it.

Rule 9. Encyclopedia, books of reference and other books

to be designated by the Board shall not be taken from the Li¬

brary.

Rule 10. A fine of not less than ten cents nor more than

the value of the book shall be assessed for all injuries to books

beyond ordinary wear, as turning down leaves, soiling by fin¬

ger marks, marking with pencil, etc., and the person liable

shall be excluded from the further use of the Library until the

same is paid.

Rule 11. All books must be returned to the Library at

such time before the annual examination as may be required

by the Library Board, under penalty of 25 cents for each vol¬

ume detained; but reasonable notice of the time for returning

these shall be given by the Librarian in the newspapers of the

city.

AMENDMENT NO. I.

The Library will receive no books from any family when

any member of said family has, or has had recently scarlet

fever, measles or other contagious disease, and same family

shall make good all losses to the Library resulting thereby.

Also, no books will be issued to any family in which there is

or has been any contagious disease, until a reasonable time

after such illness has occurred.

ABBREVIATIONS.

biog—biography,

col —collective,

ed—editor,

gt—great.

Ill—Illinois.

juv—juvenile.

p. d.—public documents.

pp—paper,

pph—pamphlet,

pseud—pseudonym.

pts—parts,

ref—reference,

U. S.—United States,

vol., v—volume.

Book List of Pana Free Public Library. 5

REFERENCE. BOORS.

American encyclopedic dictionary, 4 volumes Brooks, Great Cities of The World

Century dictionary and cyclopedia, 10 volumes

Chambers encyclopedia, 10 volumes

Cutler, Panorama of Nations

Dana, Library primer

Dictionary of the Holy Bible

Duyckinck, History of the world

Encyclopedia Brittanica, 11 volumes

Farmer’s complete encyclopedia Growing world

Harper, Pictorial history of the Civil War, 2 volumes

Hawthorne, (ed) Masterpieces and the history of literature, 10

volumes

Houston, Dictionary of electrical words, terms, etc

Morton, Quotations

Robinson, Bible encyclopedia

Routledge, (ed) Wise sayings of the great and good

Stephens, Pictorial history of the United States

Webster, New Unabridged dictionary

Library of valuable information. Stories of:

King Alfred—Besant

Books—Rawlings

The mind—Baldwin

Eclipses—Chambers

The solar systems—Chambers

Stars—Chambers

Earth—Seely

Earth’s atmosphere—Archibald

A piece of coal—Martin

The living machine—Conn

Germ life—Conn

The alphabet—Clodd

Primitive man—Clodd

The plants—Allen

Animal life—Lindsay

Life in the seas—Hickson

Electricity—Munro

The British race—Munro

The cotton plant—Wilkinson

The art of building—Waterhouse

Photography—Story

The art of music—Crowest


Extinct civilizations—Anderson

Geographical discovery—Jacobs

A grain of wheat—Edgar

BOUND MAGAZINES.

Eclectic magazine, volume 2

Harper’s new monthly magazine, volumes 6 and 7

lOO PHilosopHy.

Niblo, Complete palmist

Pryer, Mental development in the child

Taylor, Study of the child

Hayes, Everyday reasoning

Lorimer, Letters from a self-made merchant to his son

Blair, Temperance movement

Calkins, Substitutes for the saloon

Shaw, History of the great temperance reform

200 Religion.

Hanson, World’s congress of religions

Houghton, Parliament of religions at the Columbian Exposition

Schmucker, History of all religions

Ely, Social aspects of Christianity

Villars, The resurrection life

Drummond, Natural law in the spiritual world

Haeckel, Riddle of the universe

Madeley, Science of correspondences elucidated

Cruden, Complete concordance

Gibson, Age before Moses

Plumer, Truths for the people

Swedenborg, True Christian religion

Beecher, Life of Jesus, the Christ

Geikie. Life and words of Christ

Hoyt, Child’s story of the life of Christ (Juv)

Henry, Court and cross

Thomas, Christianity a fact

Gordan, In Christ

Knapp, Christ crowned within

Boxer, Sacred dramas


Chapman, “And Peter” and other sermons

Simons, fevenings with Moody and Sankey

Swing, Sermons

Farrar, Early days of Christianity

Hyde, Story of Methodism

Foster, Story of the Bible (Juv)

2Q0 Non-CHristian Religions Including

Mythology.

Abbott, History of Romulus

Bullfinch, Age of fable

Legge, Confucius, Mencius, Chinese classics

Kingsley, Greek heroes, or fairy tales, (Juv)

Hawthorne, Tanglewood tales, (Juv)

Hawthorne, Wonder book, (Juv)

Strong, New era

300 Sociology.

320 Political Science.

Sismondi, History of Italian republics

Shattuck, Woman’s manual of parlimentary law

Skottowe, Short history of parliament

330 Political Economy.

Atkinson, Distribution of products

Burton, Financial crises and depressions

George, Progress and poverty

Mill, Principles of political economy, 2 volumes

Smith, Wealth of nations

Riis, How the other half lives

Turgot, Formation and distribution of riches

Bonham, Industrial liberty

340 haw and Constitutional History

Cox, Lessons in law for women


331 Administration.

Leupp, How to prepare for a civil service examination

Me Waters, Detectives of Europe and America

370 education.

Hillis, Great books as life teachers

Investment of influence

Marden, Pushing to the front, or success under difficulties

. Sweet, Methods of teaching

Smith, Kindergarten in a nutshell

Clarke, Self culture

Hamerton, The intellectual life

Smiles, Self help

Duty

Morgan, People and the railways

390 Customs, FolKlore s

Cuyler, Mother, home and heaven

Percival, Sweet home

Bullfinch, Age of chivalry

Harris, Uncle Remus and his friends, (Juv)

Nights with Uncle Remus, (Juv)

Bernard, Legends of the Rhine

Candee, How women may earn a living

Houghton, Women of the Orient

Rayne, What can a woman do

300 Natural Science.

Andrews, Stories mother nature told her children, (Juv) Van Dyke, Nature for its own sake

Librarv of universal literature. Science

Origin and species —Darwin

Descent of man — Darwin

Journal of researches - Darwin

Fragments of science—Tyndall

Sound

Science of education—Huxley

Data of ethics—Spencer

First principles—Spencer

Book List of Pana Free Public Library 9

Critique of pure reason, Kant

Philosopny of history, Hegel

Electricity and modern life, Treuzelmann

Other worlds than ours, Proctor

The microscope, Gosse

Newcomb, Astronomy for everybody

Giberne, Starry skies (Juv)

Proctor, Other worlds than ours

Allsop, Induction coils and coil making

Ruskin, Ethics of the dust

Deucalion, Arrows of the chace

Rossiter, Story of a living temple, (Juv)

McKim, Heredity and human progress

Lankester, Halfhours with the microscope

Buel, Story of man

580 botany. 1

Blanchan, Nature’s garden

Dana, How to know wild flowers

Ruskin, Proserpina, St. Mark’s rest, etc

Keeler, Our native trees

590- Zoology.

Lucas, Animals of the past

Pierson, Among the farmyard people (Juv)

Among the meadow people (Juv)

Among the night people (Juv)

Roberts, Kindred of the wild

Seton Thompson, Biography of a grizzly

Lives of the hunted

Trail of the Sandhill stag

Wild animals I have known

Wallace, Island life

Gosse, Wonders of the great deep

Materlinck, Life of the bee

Blanchan, Bird neighbors

Miller, Bird ways

In nesting time

Samuels, Among the birds (Juv)

600 Useful y\rts

G10 Medicine.

Meyer (von), Organs of speech


Cornell, How to enjoy life, or physical and mental hygiene

Checkley, Natural method of physical training

Eddy, Miscellaneous writings

Science of health with key to the scriptures

630 Domestic Animals.

Winslow, Concerning cats

6-4'C) Domestic Economy.

Wilson, Domestic science and household arts

Buckeye cookery

Commerce, Manufactures, Trades.

Tewksbury, Complete manual of the Edison phonograph

Allsop, Telephones, their construction

Cary, How to make and use the telephone

Patented telephony

Pilkington, Mechanics own book

Architectural designs

700 Fine Arts

Architecture, Painting and Sculpture.

Ruskin, Two paths, Mornings in Florence, etc

Bullock, History and rudiments of architecture

Earned, Churches and castles of mediaeval France

Ruskin, Seven lamps of architecture, etc

Singleton, Turrets, towers and temples

Gibson, Beautiful houses

Convenient houses f

Book of a hundred houses

Ruskin, Stones of Venice and poems, 3 volumes in 2

Shedd, Famous sculptors and sculpture

Clark, Hicks & Prang, Prang course in form-study and drawing

Dow, Composition

Ruskin, Laws of fesole, modern paintings, 5 volumes in 3

Singleton, Great pictures described by famous writers

Van Dyke, Art for art’s sake

How to judge of a picture


Hepworth, Photography for amateurs

780 Music.

Elson, National music of America

Haweis, Music and morals

My musical memoirs

Lillie, Story of music and musicians, (Juv)

Mara, Thoughts of great musicians

Upton, Standard light operas

790 Amusements

Beard, What a girl can make and do, (Juv)

Gibson, Camp life in the woods

800 Literature.

Hearn, Stray leaves from strange literature

Shaw, New history of English and American literature

Knight, Half-hours with the best authors, 6 volumes

Hamill, Easy lessons in vocal culture and vocal expression

Russell, Use of the voice in reading and speaking

Hazeltine (ed), Orations from Homer to McKinley, 25 volumes

Peerless speaker

Starrett, Letters to a daughter

Lee, Comic reciter 7 v

Maud, Heroines of poetry

811 American Poetry.

Carleton, City legends

Dunbar, Poems of cabin and field

Lyrics of the hearthside

Emerson, Poems

Field, Little book of Western verse

Songs and other verse

Holland, Bitter sweet

Katrina,

Mistress of the manse

Holmes, Poetical works

Lincoln, Cape Cod ballads

Longfellow, Complete poetical works

Voices of the night ballads and other poems

Lowell, Complete poetical works

Poems


Poe, Poems

Riley, Afterwhiles

Armazindy

Book of joyous children

Child-world

Neighborly poems and dialect sketches

Whittier, Complete poetical works

Poems

Wilcox, Custer and other poems

81^f American Essays.

Channing, Works, 6 volumes

Crawford. Romance of old New England rooftrees, (Little pil¬

grimage series.)

Eliot, American contributions to civilization

Emerson, Essays, (1st and 2nd series)

Holland, Lessons in life

Holmes, Pages from an old volume

Lowell, Fireside travels

Mathews, Great conversers and other essays

Roosevelt, The strenuous life, essays and addresses

Van Dyke, Counsel upon the reading of books

Whipple, Success and its conditions

Higginson, Old Cambridge

817 -American Satire and Humor.

Burdette, Rise and, fall of the mustache

Byrn, Repository of wit and humor

Holmes, Autocrat of the breakfast table

Over the tea cups

Poet at the breakfast table

Poems, (see poetry)

Professor at the breakfast table

Irving, Alhambra

Astoria

Bonneville

Knickerbocker history of New York,

Mahomet, 2 volumes

Rip Van Winkle and other sketches

Sketch book

Tales of a traveler,

Washington, 5 volumes

Nye, Baled hay


Remarks

Twain, (pseud for S. L. Clemens) English as she is taught Warner, Being a boy

818 American Miscellany.

Field, Love affairs of a bibliomaniac

Mabie, Under the trees and elsewhere

Marvel, (pseud for D. G. Mitchel) Dream life

Thoreau, Walden, or life in the woods

Wheeler, Content in a garden

Wilcox, Men, women and emotions

820 ILnglisH Literature.

Shaw, Complete manual of English literatnre

Field, Yesterdays with authors, (see biography)

Griswold, Home life of great authors, (see biography)

821 English Poetry.

Bickersteth, Yesterday, today and forever

Coleridge, Poetical and dramatic works

Collins, Gray & Beattie, Poetical works

Croly, Beauties of British poets

Eliot, Poems Famous authors, Love poems

Hemans, Poetical works

Meredith, Lucile

Milton & Young, Poetical works

Milton, Paradise lost

Moore, Poetical works

Lalla Rookh

Pope, Poetical works

Shakespeare-, Poems and sonnets

Tennyson, Princess and other poems

Tupper, Proverbial philosophy

White, Poetical works


Drama.

Fleming, How to study Shakespeare 2 volumes

Shakespeare, Comedies

Histories and poems

Tragedies

Merchant of Venice

Shakespeare’s complete works, (ed by Clark & Wright:)

Comedy of errors

Much ado about nothing

Love’s labor lost

Midsummer night’s dream

King Henry V

Henry VI, 1st and 2nd parts

Henry VI, 3rd part

Richard III

Henry VIII

Merchant of Venice

As you like it

Taming of the shrew

All’s well that ends well

Macbeth

Hamlet

King Lear

Othello

Antony and Cleopatra

Cymbeline

Pericles

Poems

Richard II

Henry IV, 1st and 2nd parts

Romeo and Juliet

Timon of Athens

Julius Caesar

Tempest

Two gentlemen of Verona

Merry wives of Windsor

Measure for measure

Troilus and Cressida

Coriolanus

Titus Andronicus

Twelfth night

Winter’s tale

King John Shakespeare, his life and times

Glossary, concordance, index to chapters, etc


82^ LnglisH Essays.

Bacon, Essays

De Quincey, Biographical essays

Dickens, Old lamps for new ones

Disraeli, Curiosities of literature, 4 volumes

Froude, Short studies on ^reat subjects

Hume, Essays

Jeffries, Story of my heart

Lamb, Essays

Lubbock, Pleasures of life

Macaulay, Essays

Buskin, Sesame and lilies

Crown of wild olives

Ethics of the dust

Fors clarigera, 4 volumes in 2

Stevenson, Familiar studies of men and books

Thackeray, Four Georges

Buskin, Hortus inclusus, etc,

Praeterita

EnglisH Satire and Humor and Eng'lisH

Miscellany.

Jerome, Three men in a boat

Idle thoughts of an idle fellow

Arnuin, Elizabeth and her German garden

Solitary summer

Wilson, Noctes ambrosianae, 5 volumes

Thackeray, Irish sketch book

Paris sketch book

Foreign Literature.

Goethe, Faust Dante, Divine comedy, 3 volumes, translated by Longfellow

Euripedes, Works, volume 2, translated by Potter

Homer, Works, volume 3, translated by Pope

Perry, Boys I lead, (Juv)

Boys Odyssey, (Juv)

Omar Khayyam, Bubaiyat


910 Travel and Description.

Allen, Scenes abroad

Amicis, On blue water

Barr, Unchanging east, 2 volumes

Beecher, Star papers

Bucke, Ruins of ancient cities

Dana, Two years before the mast

James, Transatlantic sketches

Jameson, Visits and sketches, 2 volumes

Kippis, Cook’s voyages around the world

Taylor, Vacation days in Hawaii and Japan

Train, My life in many states and in foreign lands

Stuart & Revett, Antiquities of Athens

91^ Europe.

Field, From the lakes of Killarney to the Golden Horn

Kirwan, Men and things in Europe

Nuide, We two alone in Europe

Taylor, Views afoot

Bayne, On an Irish jaunting car

Carnegie, American four-in-hand in Britain

Hawthorne, Our old home

Barlett, London by day and night

Howitt, Art student in Munich

Our European neighbors series

German life in town and country—Dawson

French life in town and country—Lynch

Italian life in town and country—Villari

Spanish life in town and country—Higgin

Stoddard, Across Russia

Troutbeck, Westminster abbey

Du Chaillu, Land of the midnight sun, 2 volumes

Pfeiffer, Madame Ida Pfeiffer’s visit to Iceland

Horton, In Argolis

9l3 -Asia.

Hue, Travels in Tartary

Stanley, Sermons and travels in the east

Gale, Korean sketches Hue, Journey through the Chinese empire

Lee Yan Phon, When I was a boy in China


Martin, Cycle of Cathay

Bishop, Among the Thibetans

Bishop, Unbeaten tracks in Japan

Alcock, Three years in Japan

Steevens, In India

Field, Among the Holy hills

Prime, Tent life in the Holy land

Leonowens, English governess at the Siamese court

916 Africa.

Du Chaillu, My Apingi kingdom, (Juv)

Country of the dwarfs, (Juv)

Lost in the jungle, (Juv)

Stories of the gorilla country, (Juv)

Wild life under the equator, (Juv)

Oodbey, Stanley in Africa

Stanley, Stanley’s story, or through the wilds of Africa

Curtis, Nile notes of a Howadji

America.

United States, Etc.

Walker, Ocean to ocean

Allen, Rocky mountains

Finck, Pacific coast scenic tour

Laut, Story of the trapper

Warner, On horseback in Virginia

Clark, Picturesque Ohio

Thwaites, Down historic waterways, (Ill. and Wls. rivers)

Dacus, Tour of St. Louis

Seton Thompson, (G. G.) Woman tenderfoot

Winthrop, Canoe and saddle

De Windt, Through the gold fields of Alaska to the Bering

Straits

Spangles, Civilization in Chili, past and present

919 Oceanica.

Ballou, Under the Southern cross

Bishop, Six months in the Sandwich Isles


920 Biography, Collective.

Boyhood of great men

Brooks, Historic boys, (Juv)

Buel, Lives of James G. Blaine and John A. Logan

Celebrated men, Mahomet, Luther, Columbus, Pitt, Burns

Douglas, Blackwood group, (Famous Scots series)

Drake, Our world’s great benefactors

Lives of eminent men

Higginson, Contemporaries

Lord, Beacon lights of history

Warriors and statesmen

American statesmen

Nineteenth century writers

Jewish heroes and prophets

Antiquity

Middle ages

Renaissance

Great generals, Hannibal, Julius Caesar, Cromwell, Frederick

the great

Habberton, Poor boys’ chances, (Juv)

McCabe, Great fortunes and how they are made

Parton, Famous Americans of recent times

Plutarch, Lives of illustrious men, translated by Dryden, 3 vol

Pratt, De Soto, Marquette and La Salle, (Juv)

Prescott, Ferdinand and Isabella

Walton, Lives of Donne, Watton, Hooker, Herbert and Sander¬

son, 2 volumes

Williams, Boys of the Bible, (Juv)

Brooks, Historic girls, (Juv)

Ellet, Queens of American society

Hubbard, Little journeys to the homes of famous women

Little journeys to the homes of American statesmen

Little journeys to the homes of eminent painters

Little journeys to the homes of good men and great

Little journeys to the homes of American authors

Parton, World’s famous women

Frost, Presidents of the United States from Washington to

Fillmore

Stratton, Lives of the presidents

Crowest, Great tone poets

Hamm, Eminent actors in their homes

Hughes, Contemporary American composers

Tytler, Old Masters Modern painters

Strang, Famous actresses of the day in America


Fields, Yesterdays with authors

Griswold, Home life of great authors

Personal sketches of recent authors

Hideing, Boyhooi of famous authors, (Juv)

Winslow, Literary Boston of today

920 biography, In dividual

Adams, J. Q. Life—by Seward

Amerioan men of letters, Bryant—by Bigelow

Cooper—by Lounsbury

Curtis—by Cary

Emerson—by Holmes

Franklin—by McMaster

Irving—by Warner

Ossoli (M Fuller)—by Higginson

Poe—by Woodbe-ry

Pope —by Stephe

Ripley—by Frothingham

Simms -by Trent

Taylor—by Smyth

Thoreau—by Sanborn

Webster—by Scudder

Willis—by Beers

Bainbridge, Edwin, Memoir—by Darlington

Bull, Ole, Memoir—by Bull

Charlemagne,—by Davis

Clay, Henry, Monument to the memory of—by Carrier

Crocket, Col David, Life—by Ellis

Custer, G A, Tenting on the plains—by Custer

Following the guidon—by Custer

Dreyfus, Five years of my life

English men of letters

Addison—by Courthope

Bacon—by Church

Bentley—by Jebb

Bunyan—by Froude

Burke—by Morley

Burns—by Shairp

Byron—by Nichol

Chaucer—by Ward

Coleridge—by Traill

Cowper—by Smith

Defoe—by Minto

De Quineey—by Masson


Lickens—by Ward

Dryden—by Saintsbury

Fielding—by Dobson

Gibbon—by Morison

Goldsmith—by Black

Gray—by Gosse

Hume—by Huxley

Johnson—by Stephen

Keats—by Colvin

Lamb—by Ainger

Landor—by Colvin

Locke—by Fowler

Macaulay—by Morison

Milton—by Pattison

Scott—by Hutton

Shelley—by Symdnds

Sheridan—by Oliphant

Sidney—by Symonds

Spenser—by Church

Southey—by Dowden

Sterne—by Traill

Swift—by Stephen

Thackeray—by Trollope

Wordsworth—by Myers

Evans, Sailor’s log

Fisk, Wilbur, Life—by Holdich

Franklin, Autobiography and essays

Garfield, James, Life—by Balch

Life and works—by Ridpath

Grant, Personal memoirs, 2 volumes

Hanks. Nancy—by Hitchcock

Hunt, Autobiography

Joan of Arc, Life—by Bartlett

Josephine, History—by Abbott

Kingsley, Charles, Letters and memories of his life

Kossuth, Louis, Life—by Headley

Lamb, Charles, Works and his life—by Talfourd, 2 volumes

Lincoln, Abraham, Life—by Barrett

Story of-by Cravens, (Juv)

Memorial album -by Oldroyd

Abraham—by Thompson

Livingstone, Life history and wonders of Africa

David, Life—by Montefiore

Lyon, Mary, Life and labors—Hitchcock, ed

McAuley, Jerry. His life and work—Offord, ed

Marion, General, Life of


Mary, Queen of Scots—by Meline

Mowatt, Autobiography of an actress

Muhammed and his power—by Johnstone

Napoleon Bonoparte, Life—by Lockhart

Nessima, Joseph Hardy, Life and letters—by Hardy

Newton, Sir Isaac, Life—by Summers

Paton, Autobiography

Plato—by Ritchie

Phyrrhus, History of—by Abbott

Prescott, William H, Life—by Ticknor

Quinn, James, Life and labors—by Wright

Reynolds, Sir Joshua, Life and writings—by Cunningham

Sheridan, Memoirs, 2 volumes

Spurgeon, C H, Essex lad—by Smith, (Juv)

Wagner, Richard, His life and dramas—by Henderson

Washington, George, Life—by Sparks

Washington, B T, Up from slavery—by Washington

Webster, Daniel, Life—by Smucker

Wellington, Arthur, duke of, Life—by Gleig

Whittier, John G—by Underwood

Whitman, Marcus—by Mowry

Women of Colonial and Revolutionary times

Dolly Madison—by Goodwin

Eliza Pinckney—by Ravenal

Catharine Schuyler— by Humphreys

Martha Washington—by Wharton

Margaret Winthrop—by Earle

Zwingli, Ulrich, Life—by Simpson

900 General History.

Brooks, Chivalric days, (Juv)

Story of the nineteenth century, (Juv)

Creasy, Fifteen decisive battles of the world

Emerson, History of the nineteenth century, 3 volumes

Eggleston, Strange stories from history, (Juv)

Lord, Beacon lights of history

Antiquity, volume 1

Middle ages, volume 2

Renaissance and reformation, volume 3

Warriors and statesmen, volume 4 (see biog)

American statesmen, volume 7 (see biog)

Nineteenth century writers volume 8 (see biog)

Jewish heroes and prophets, (see biog)

Strickland, True stories from ancient history, (Juv)

Book List op Pana Free Public Library.

True stories from modern history, (Juv)

Washington, Footprints of the ages and the great exhibition

930 Ancient History.

Baldwin, Prehistoric nations

Rollin, Ancient history, 4 volumes

Josephus, Works, 3 volumes

Gibbon, Decline and fall of the Roman empire, (Nations of the

world) 6 volumes

Laing, Brief history of Rome, (Juv)

Schmitz, History of Rome

Steele, Brief history of Rome

Greene, History of Greece

Grote, Greece, 12 volumes (Nat of the world)

Schmitz, History of Greece (Juv)

94*0 Europe.

Hallam, Middle ages

94d-9^2 HritisH Isles.

Chambers, Domestic annals of Scotland

Chambers, W and R, Young folks Scottish tales (Juv)

Scott, Scotland, 2 volumes (Nat of the world)

Thebaud, Ireland, past and present, (Nat of the world)

Dickens, Child’s history of England, (Juv)

Froude, History of England,

Green, England, 4 volumes (Nat of the world]

Short history of the British people

Hume, History of England, 5 volumes

McCarthy, History of our own times, 2 volumes

Macaulay, History of England,

I

9^f3 Germany and Hungary.

Menzies, History of Germany, (Juv)

Menzel, Germany, 4 volumes (Nat of the world)

Abbott, Austria, its rise and present power, (Nat of the world)


»944 France.

Carlyle, French revolution, 2 volumes

Guizot, France, 8 volumes (Nat of the world)

Lamartine, History of the Girondists, volume o

Menzies, History of France, (Juv)

Italy.

Abbott, Italy, (Nat of the world)

946 Spain and Portugal.

Pearce, History of Spain and Portugal

Wilberforce, Spain and her colonies (Nat of the world)

947-948 Russia and Scandinavia.

Buel, Russian nihilism and exile life in Siberia

Gossip, History of Russia, (Juv)

Ramboud, Russia, 2 volumes, (Nat of the world)

History of Norway, Sweden and Denmark

Sorensen, Norway, (Nat of the world)

Nilsson, Sweden, [Nat of the world)

949 Minor European Countries.

Pearce, History of Holland and Belgium

Grattan, Holland, the history of the Netherlands, (Nat of the

world)

Motley, Rise of the Dutch republic, 2 volumes

Stories from Swiss history

Clark, Turkey, (Nat of the world)

95O-96O Africa and Asia.

Boulger, China, (Nat of the world)

Dickson, Japan, (Nat of the world)

Pearce, History of India, (Juv)

Wheeler, India, 2 volumes (Nat of the world)

Kitto, Palestine, (Nat of the world)

McCoan, Egypt, (Nat of the world)


970 America and tHe Indians.

Triplett, Conquering the wilderness

Jackson, Century of dishonor

Eastman, Indian boyhood, (Juv)

972 Mexico.

Ober, Young folks history of Mexico, (Juv)

Prescott, Conquest of Mexico, 3 volumes

Wilson, Mexico and its religion

Wilson, Mexico, its peasants and its priests

Davis, Cuban and Porto Rican campaigns

Halstead, Story of Cuba

Keunau, Campaigning in Cuba

973 U. S. History .

Bancroft, History of the United States, 6 volumes

Barnes, Popular history of the United States

Harrison, This country of ours

Hawthorne, United States, 3 volumes (Nat of the world)

McMaster, History of the people of the United States, 5 vol

973.1-973.2 Period of Discovery and Colon¬

ial Period.

Anderson, America not discovered by Columbus

Parkman, Pioneers of France in the new world

La Salle and the discovery of the great West

Earle, Child life in colonial days

Hawthorne, Grandfather’s chair, (Stories from N Eng history)

973.3 History of American Revolution.

Fiske, Critical period of American history

Gilmore, Advance guard of Western civilization


973.7 Civil War.

Famous adventures and prison escapes of the Civil war

Headley, Great rebellion

Livermore, My story of the war

Pinkerton, Spy of the rebellion

McElroy, Andersonville, story of Southern prisons

973.89 War WitH Spain.

Hobson, Sinking of the Merrimac

Roosevelt, Rough riders

974 The States.

Janvier, In old New York

Johnson, History of the Johnstown flood

Ames, Ten years in Washington

Gobright, Men and things in Washington

Hosmer, History of the Louisiana purchase

Walker, Mississippi valley

Dye, McLoughlin and old Oregon

Illinois.

Mason, Chapters from Illinois history

Mather, Making of Illinois

98O SoutH America.

Hawthorne, Spanish America, (Nat of the world)

990 o ceanica.

\ Young, Real Hawaii


FICTION.

Ade—Fables in slang

Aguilar—Mother’s recompense

Ainsworth—Windsor castle

Alcott—Modern mephistopheles

Aldrich—Old town by the sea

Allen—Choir invisible

Allen—Kentucky cardinal

Allen—Reign of law

Anstey—Vice versa

Arnim—Benefactress

Arthur—Bar-rooms at Brantley

Arthur—Ten nights in a bar-room

Atherton—American wives and English husbands

Atherton—The conqueror

Austen—Sense and sensibility

Austen--Pride and prejudice

Austin—Betty Alden, (Sequel to Standish of Standish)

Austin—Standish of Standish

Babcock—Tower of Wye

Bacheller—D’Ri and I

Bacheller—Eben Holden

Balzac—Celibates

—Bachelor’s establishment

—Cousin Betty

—Cousin Pons

—Caesar Rirotteau

—Beatrix

—Country doctor

—Quest of the absolute

—Deputy for Arcis

—Middle classes

— Distinguished provincial


—Lost illusions

—Eugenie Grandet

— Country Parson

—Father Goriot

— Ursule Mirouet

—Harlot’s progress

—Hated son

— Jealousies of a country town

—Thirteen

— Muse of the department

—Prince of Bohemia

—Marriage contract

— Modeste Mignon

—Lily of the valley

—Peasantry

— Catharine de Medici

—Seraphita

— Woman of thirty

— Seamy side of history

— Wild ass’ skin

—Chouans

Bangs—The bicyclers

— Coffee and repartee and the idiot

—Heuseboat on the Styx

— Pursuit of the houseboat

—Olympian nights

Banks—Oldfield

Barr, A E—I thou and the other one

— Bow of orange ribbon

—Jan Yedder’s wife

—Lion’s whelp

—Maid of Maiden Lane

--Remember the Alamo

— Song of a single note-

—Trinity bells

—Was it right to forgive

Barr, R—Telka

Barrie—Margaret Ogilvy

—Little minister

—Little white bird

— Sentimental Tommy

—Tommy and Grizel

—Window in Thrums

Bell--Love affairs of an old maid

--Expatriates


Bell—Hope loring

Bellamy—Looking backward

Besant—All sorts and conditions of men

Black, A—Captain Kodak

Black, W— In silk attire

—Madcap Violet

Blackmore—Slain by the Doones

—Lorna Loone

Boldrewood—Sealskin cloak

Bolton— Stories from life

Bottome—Life the interpreter

Braddon—Fatal marriage

Braeme—Dora Thorne

Bremer—The neighbors

Bronte—Jane Eyre

Brown—Rab and his friends

Brush—Colonel’s opera cloak (No name series)

Buchanan—Father Antony

Buck—Under the sun or the passing of the Incas

Bulwer-Lytton—Alice or the mysteries (Sequel to Earnest

Maltravers)

Bulwer-Lytton—The Caxtons

—Zicci

—Eugene Aram

—Ernest Maltravers

—Last days of Pompeii

Bunyan—Pilgrims progress

Burnett—Fair Barbarian

—In connection with the DeWilloughby claim

—Making of a marchioness

—Methods of Lady Walderhurst (Sequel to making of a

marchioness)

—Through one administration

—That lass o’Lowries

Burnham—Miss Bagg’s secretary

—The right princess

Cable—Doctor Sevier

—Bona venture

—Cavalier

—Grandissimes

—John March, Southerner

—Old Creole days

Caine- Son of Hagar

—Captain Davy’s honeymoon

—The Christian


Caine—The deemster

—The eternal city

—The Manxman

—Shadow of a crime

Carey—Only the governess

—Averil

—Aunt Diana

—Barbara Heathcote’s trial

— Merle’s crusade

—Mrs Romney

—Not like other girls

—Our Bessie

—Uncle Max

Carleton-Willie Reilly

Carlyle—Wilhelm Meister’s apprenticeship, fr German of Goethe

Carter—North Carolina sketches

Caskoden—(pseud of Chas Majors) When knighthood was in

flower

Castle, A and E—Bath comedy

—Pride of Jennico

—Secret orchard

Catherwood- Old Kaskaskia

—Lazarre

—Story of Tonty

Cervantes—Don Quixote ,

Chambers—Ashes of empire

Charles, Mrs—Conquering and to conquer

—S chonb erg-C otta fami 1 y

Christmas stories

Churchill—The celebrity

— The crisis

--Richard Carvel

Clark, H S—The legionaries

Clark, I—God’s puppets

Clay—On her wedding morn

Cody (ed) — World’s greatest short stories

Collins—Fallen leaves

—Heart and science

—I say no

—Legacy of Cain

—My miscellanies

—Man and wife

—Moonstone

—Woman in white

Comstock—Tower or throne


Connor—Black rock

—Glengarry school days

—Man from Glengarry

—Sky pilot

Cooper—Leather stocking tales

— 1 Deerslaver c/

—2 Last of the Mohicans

—3 Pathfinder

— 4 Pioneers

— 5 Prairie

— Spy

Corelli - Ardath

—Barabbas

—Master Christian

—Romance of two worlds

—Thelma

—Temporal power

Cotes —Those delightful Americans

Craddock—Mystery of Witch-face mountain

Crane—Two circuits

Crane, S—Active service

—George’s mother

Crawford—Cecelia

—Casa Braccio, 2 v

—In the palace of the king

—Katharine Lauderdale, 2 v

—Marietta

—Roman singer

—Via crucis

Creelman—Eagle blood

Crockett— Galloway heard

—Lilac sunbonnet

—Stieket minister

— Tales of our coast

Croly—Tarry thou till I come

C u m m ins—L amp 1 i gh te r

Curtis—Prue and I

Daskam—Whom the gods destroyed

Davis, R FI—Cinderella and other stories

—Captain Macklin

—Princess Aline

—Ransom’s folly

—Soldiers of fortune

Davit, W S—Friend of Caesar

—Belshazzar

Book List of Pana Free Public Library.

Deland, M—John Ward, preacher

Dickens--Barnaby Budge. Hard times

—Bleak house

--Christmas books. Great expectations

--Child’s history of England. Edwin Drood

--David Copperfleld

--Dombey and son

-•Little Dorrit

--Martin Chuzzlewit

' --Nicholas Nickleby

--Old curiosity shop

—Our mutual friend

--Oliver Twist. American notes

--Pickwick papers

—Tale of two cities

— Uncommercial traveler

Dickson—Black wolf's breed

Dix, B M—Making of Christopher Ferringham

Dix, E A—Old Bowen’s legacy

Dixon-—Leopard’s spots

Doyle—Micah Clark

—Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

—Hound of the Baskervilles

— Study in scarlc*

—Sign of the four

—White company

Drummond—King’s pawn

Duchess—Airy fairy Lilian

—Mollie Bawn

—Phyllis

Dumas—Twenty years after

— Count of Monte-Cristo

— Forty-five

— Marguerite de Valois

— Three musketeers

—Vicomte de Bragelonne, 3 v

Dunne—Mr Dooley’s philosophy

Dye—Conquest

Ebers—Cleopatra, 2 v

—Egyptian princess

—Uarda

E d ge w o r t h—R osamon d

Egglestone, E—Circuit rider — Hoosier schoolmaster

Eggleston, G C—Carolina cavalier


Eggleston--Dorothy South

Eliot, Geo—(pseud of Mrs M A, Lewes, Cross) Adam Bede

—Clerical life. Silas Marner, and other stories

—Daniel Deronda, 2 v

—Felix Holt

—Middlemarch, 2 v

— Mill on the Floss

—Romola

—Theophrastus Such. Essays

Ellis—Brewer’s family

Embree—Dream of a throne

Feuillet—Romance of a poor young man

Ford—Great K & A train robbery

—House party

—Honorable Peter Sterling

—Janice Meredith

—Story of an untold love

Fothergill—First violin

Fowler—Concerning Isabel Carnaby

—Farringdons

From timber to town

Froude—Two chiefs of Dunboy

Garland—Hei mountain lover

--Captain of the gray horse

Gaskell, Mrs--Cranford

Gates—Biography of a prairie girl

Glovatski—Pharoah and the priest

Goldsmith—Vicar of Wakefield

Goodloe—College girls

Grahame—Golden age

Grand—Heavenly twins

—Babs, the impossible

Grant—Unleavened bread

Gray—Four-leaved clover

—In the heart of the storm

Gunsaulus —Monk and knight

Habberton—Helen’s babies

Haggard—King Solomon’s mines

—Lysbeth

Hale—In his name

—Brick moon, and other storie*

— Man without a country

Hamblen—On many seas

Harben—Abner Daniel

Harding—Gate of the kiss


Hardy—Under the greenwood tree

Harland, H—Cardinal’s snuff box

Harland, M—Helen Gardner

—Judith

—Sunnybank

Harraden—Ships that pass in the night

Harris, F B—Road to ridgeby’s

Harris,J C—Chronicles of Aunt Minervy Ann

— Free Joe

—Gabriel Tolliver

Harrison—Princess of the hills

Harte—Luck of roaring camp

—Tales of the Argonauts

— Under the redwoods

Hawthorne, N—Marble faun

—Scarlet letter

—Twice told tales

Hegan, Alice—(now Mrs Rice)

—Mrs Wiggs of the cabbage patch

—Lovey Mary

Henderson—Diomede, the Centurion

Henry, A H—By order of the prophet

Henry, Arthur—Island cabin

Hewlett—New Canterbury tales

—Richard Yea-and-Nay

Hill—The minority

Hillern, W von—Only a girl

Hobbs—(pseud of Mrs Craigie) —Herb-moon

Holland—Arthur Bonnicastle

—Bay-path

—Miss Gilbert’s career

—Nicholas Minturn

—Seven oaks

Holley, (Josiah Allen’s wife, pseud)

—Samantha at Saratoga

—Samantha in Europe

Holmes, M J—Lena Rivers

—English orphans

—Homestead on the hillside

—Mill bank

— Meadow-brook

—Tempest and sunshine

Holmes, O W—Elsie Yenner —Guardian angel


— Mortal antipathy

Hope—Phroso

—Prisoner of Zenda

—Rupert of Hentzau (sequel to Prisoner of Zenda)

—Simon Dale

—Tristam of Blent.

Hornung — Peccavi

Horton—Tempting of Father Antony

Hough—Mississippi bubble

Howells—Day of their wedding

—Rise of Silas Lapham

— Their wedding journey

—Woman’s reason

Hughes, T—Tom Brown at Oxford, 2 v

Hughes, R —Whirlwind

Hugo—Novels, 4 v

—Dramas

Husband’s story

Ingraham—Prince of the house of David

Isham—Strollers

Jackson—Ramona

Jericho road

Jewett—Country of the pointed firs

Johnston—To have and to hold

—Audrey

—Prisoners of hope

Kauffman—Things *hat are Caesar’s

Keightley - Last recruit of Clare’s

King—Off the rocks

Kingsley—Westward ho!

— Hypatia

Kipling—Day’s work

Korolenko—Blind musician

Koven, Mrs R de—By the waters of Babylon

Le Sage—Oil Bias

Lever— Harry Lorrequer

Liljencrantz—Thrall of Leif, the lucky

Lillie—Colonel’s money

Lloyd—Stringtown on the pike

—Warwick of the knobs

Longfellow—Hyperion

Luther Henchman

L/all, E—(pseud of A E Bayly)

—Donovan

—Doreen


—Hardy Norseman

—Hinderers

— In spite of all

— In the golden days

—Knight-errant

— We two

—Won by waiting

Lysaght— Marplot

McCall—Truth Dexter

McCarthy—Mononia

McCutcheon - Graustark

McGrath—Puppet crown

McKeever—Nothing but leaves

Maclaren, Ian—(pseud of Rev John Watson)

— Beside the bonnie brier bush

—Kate Carnegie

Mag ruder—Violet

Major—Dorothy Vernon of Haddon hall

— When knighthood was in flower

Marlitt, E—(pseud of E John)

— Old Manrselle’s secret

—At the Councillor’s

—Bailiff’s maid

—Countess Gisela

—Gold Elsie

— In the Schillingscourt

—Lady with the rubies

—Owl’s nest

—Princess of the moor

—Second wife

Marriott—Love with honor

Mathews—My lady Peggy goes to town

Maurier—Trilby

Maxwell —Three old maids in Hawaii

Meade —Soldier of fortune

Meredith, E—Master-knot of human fate

Meredith, I G—Old house on Briar hill

M erriman—V ultures

—Isle of unrest

Mitchell- Adventures of Francois

—Circumstance

— Hugh Wynne

Morris—Pasteboard crown

Mowbray—(pseud of A C Wheeler) Journey to nature

— Tangled up in Beulah land. (Sequel to Journey to

nature)


Muhlback—Frederick the great and his court

—Goethe and Schiller

Muller—Memories: a story of German love

Mulock—John Halifax, gentleman

Naylor—Ralph Marlowe

Norris—Pit

—Octopus

Oliphant—House in Bloomsbury

—Margaret Maitland

Ollivant—Bob, son of battle

— Danny

Ouida—Under two flags

Page—Red Rock

—Old gentleman of the black stock

Pansy—(pseud of Mrs I M Allen) — Chautauqua series

— 1 Four girls at Chautauqua

—2 Chautauqua girls at home

—3 Ruth Erskine’s crosses

—4 Judge Burnham’s daughters

— Eighty seven

—Aunt Hannah, Martha and John

—By way of wilderness

—Esther Reid

—Endless chain

—Esther Reid yet speaking

—Household puzzles

—Hall in the grove

—John Remington, martyr, (Sequel to Aunt Hannah,

Martha and John)

—Julia Reid

— King’s daughters

—Mrs Solomon Smith looking on

—New graft

—Randolphs

—Three people

—Tip Lewis and his lamp

—Unto the end

—Wise and otherwise (Sequel to King’s daughters) Parker—Right of way

—Donovan Pasha

—Lane that had no turning

—Seats of the mighty

Pemberton—Puritan’s wife

Phelps, E S—(Now Mrs Ward)

—Avery


— Singular life

Pidgin—Blennerhassett

—Quincy Adams Sawyer

Poe—Gold bug and other tales

Porter—Scottish chiefs

—Thaddeus of Warsaw

Potter—House of de Mailly

—Istar of Babylon

—Uncanonized

Prentiss—Stepping Heavenward

—Flower of the family

Rushkin—Marie: a story of Russian Love

Raine—Daughter of Raasay

Ralph— Millionairess

Read, 0— Carpetbagger

—In the alamo

—Jucklins

—Kentuckv colonel

—My young master

—On the Suwanee river

— Starbucks

— Yankee from the west

Reade —White lies. Perilous secret

—Cloister and the hearth

—Foul play

— Griffith Gaunt

—Hard cash. The wandering heir 2 v

—Put yourself in his place. White lies 2 v

Reid—Woman of fortune

Richards—Geoffry Strong

Rives—Hearts courageous

Roberts—Barbara Ladd

Roche—Children of the abbey

Roe—Barriers burned away

— Day of fate

—Driven back to Eden

—Earth trembled

—Face illumined

—From jest to earnest

—Knight of the 19th century

—Near to nature’s heart

—Opening a chestnut burr

— Original belle

—What can she do

—Without a home

—Young girl’s wooing

A


Rose Lind

Rose Garden

Runkle—Helmet of Navarre

Russell—Flying Dutchman

—Marooned

— Master Rockafeller’s voyage

—Mrs Line’s jewels

Saint Pierre—Paul and Virginia

Sangster—Janet Ward

Scott—Bride of Lammermoor

—Ivanhoe

—Kenilworth

—Monastery

—Peveril of the peak 2 v

— Quentin Durward

—Rob Roy

—Waverley

Sheldon—In his steps

Sheppard—Charles Auchester 2 v

Sherlock—Your Uncle Lew

Sienkiewicz—After bread

—In vain

— Quovadis

Slosson—Aunt Abby’s neighbor

Smith, F H—Fortunes of Oliver Horn

Smith, W H—Evolution of Dodd

Sousa—Fifth string

Southworth—Allworth abbey

Spearman—Held for orders

—Dr Bryson

Stephens—Philip Winwood

Stevenson—Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

—Master of Ballantrae

—Prince Otto

—Treasure island

Stillman—Fool’s gold

Stockton—Rudder Grangers abroad

Stoker—Mystery of the sea

Stowe—Uncle Tom’s cabin

Stuart—Moriah’s mourning and other half hour sketches Sue—Wandering Jew 2 v

Tarkington—Monsieur Beaucaire

— Gentleman from Indiana —Two Vanrevels

Taylor—Lost heiress

Thackeray—Book of snobs. Denis Duval


—Adventures of Philip 2 v

—Burlesques

—Barry Lyndon

—Christmas books

—Hoggarty diamond —Henry Esmond

—Newcomes 2 v

—Pendennis 2 v

— Roundabout papers

—Virginians 2 v —Vanity fair 2 v

—Yellowplush papers

Thanot—FL art of toil

Thinks I to mys;Tf

Thompson—Alice of old Vincennes

—King of Honey island

— Milly

Tournee—Fool’s errand

Twain—(pseud of S L Clement)

—Man that corrupted Hadley burg

—Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Tynan—Daughter of the fields

Vaile—Wheat and huckleberries

* —Orcutt girls

—Sue Orcutt (Sequel to Orcutt girls)

Van Dyke—Ruling passion

—Blue flower

Verne—Around the world in eighty days

—From the earth to the moon and around the moon

—Mysterious island

—Underground city

Villars—Stories of home and home folks

Voynich—Gadfly

—Jack Raymond

Wallace—Ben Hur

—Fair God

—Prince of India 2 v

Ward, Mrs H—Eleanor

—Lady Rose’s daughter

— Sir George Tressady 2 v

Ward, J M—Come with me into Babylon

Warner, A—Dollars and cents

Warner, S—The word. House of Israel

—Queechy

—Wide, wide world

Watanna—Wooing of Wistaria


Watts-Dunton— Aylwin

Werner—She fell in love with her husband

Westcott—David flarum

—Teller

Weyman—Count Hannibal

— House of the wolf

—Under the red robe

Wharton—Valley of decision

Wheaton—Russells in Chicago

Wiggin—Penelope’s Irish experiences

—Timothy’s quest

Wilkins—Jamisons

—People of our neighborhood (short stories)

—Portion of labor

—Understudies (short stories)

Williams—J Devlin-boss

Wilson A E—At the mercy of Tiberius

—Beulah

—Infelice

— St Elmo

Wilson, A M—Star in prison

Wilson, H L—Spenders

Wister—Virginian

Wolff—Robber count

Wood—Ease Lynne

Wyckoff—Workers-the East

— Workers-the West

Yonge—Dove in the eagle’s nest

—Heir of Redclyffe

Zola—Doctor Pascal


JUVENILE

Juvenile History, Travel, RiograpHy, Science,

FolKlore and MytHolog? .

Andrews—Stories mother nature told

Beard—What a girl can make and do

Boyhood of great men

Brooks—Chivalric days

—Historic boys

—Historic girls

--Story of the 19th century

Chambers, W and R—Young folks Scottish tales

Dickens—Child’s history of England

DuChaillu—Country of the dwarfs

—Lost in the jungle

—My Apingi kingdom

—Stories of the gorilla country

—Wild life under the equator

Eastman—Indian boyhood

Eggleston, G C—Strange stories from history

Foster—Story of the Bible

Giberne—Starry skies

Gossip—History of Russia

Habberton—Poor boys’ chances

Harris—Nights with Uncle Remus

— Uncle Remus and his. friends

Hawthorne—Grandfather’s chair (Stories from New England

history)

—Tanglewood tales

— Wonder book

Hoyt—Child’s s*ory of the life of Christ

Kingsley—Greek heroes, or, fairy tales

Laing—Brief history of Rome

Lincol n—Cravens

Lillie—Story of music and musicians

Menzies—History of France

—History of Germany

Ober—Young folks’ history of Mexico

42 Book List of Pana Free Public Library

Pearce—History of India

Perry—Boy’s Iliad

—Boy’s Odyssey

Pierson—Among the farmyard people

—Among the meadow people

—Among the night people

Pratt—De Soto, Marquette and La Salle

Rideing— Boyhood of famous authors

Rossiter, F and M—Story of a living temple

Samuels—Among the birds

Spurgeon—Essex lad; by Smith

Strickland—True stories from ancient history

—True stories from modern history

Williams—Boys of the Bible

*

juvenile: eviction,

Aesop—Fables

Alcott—Aunt Jo’s scrap-bag series

- 1 Shawl-straps

—2 My boys

—4 My girls

— Eight cousins

Jack and Jill

—Joe’s boys (Sequel to Little men)

—Little men (Seq to Little women)

—Little women

—Old fashioned girl

—Rose in bloom (sequel to Eight cousins)

— Silver pitchers

—Under the lilacs

Alger—Young circus rider

American Tract —Frolic at Uncle Will’s, Butts

—Frolic at Maplegrove, Butts

—Gretchen

—Hard to win, Cupples

—Hillside farm, Ridley

—His servants who serve, Grant

—Joyfully ready


—Lilian

—Mary Jones and her Bible, Hopes

—Night and a day, Stretton

—Rose, or the little comforter

—Signal Hag

—Satisfied,Trowbrid ge

— Two buzzards, Palmer

—Victory won

—Winter’s folly, Walton

Andersen—Fairy tales

—Wonderful tales from Denmark

Andrews—Each and all (Sequel to Seven little sisters)

— Seven little sisters

—Ten boys who lived on the road from long ago till

now

Arabian night’s entertainment

Atwater—How Sammy went to Coral-land

Auerbach—Little barefoot

Bangs—Mollie and the unwise man

Barbour—For the honor of the school

—Behind the line

— Captain of the crew

—Half-back

Barnes—Midshipman Farragut

Baum—Master key (An electrical fairy tale)

Bayliss—Lolami, the little cliff-dweller

Birdsall-^-Jacks of all trades

Blanchard—Betty of Wye

—Daughter of freedom

— Girl of ’76

-Heroine of 1812

—Revolutionary maid

—Thy friend Dorothy

—Three pretty maids

—Two girls

Boylan—Kids of many colors

Brooks, E S—In defence of the flag

—Under the allied flags

Brooks, A—Dorothy Dainty

Burnett—Little Lord Fauntleroy

—Sara Crewe. Little Saint Elizabeth

Carey—Esther

Carpenter—Story of Joan of Arc

Carroll—Alice in wonderland

— Through the looking glass

Castlemon—-Frank on the gunboat


—Frank before Vicksburg

—Frank the young naturalist

Champney—Witch Winnie

—Witch Winnie in Holland

—Witch Winnie in Versailles

Cheever—Doctor Robin

Children’s carnival. (Short stories)

Coolidge—Just sixteen

—Little country girl

Davis, Mrs R H—Kent Hampden

Davis, R H—Stories for boys

Defoe—Robinson Crusoe

Deland, E D—Alan Ransford

—Oakleigh

— Successful venture

Dickens—Oliver and the Jew Fagin

Dix—Little captive lad

Dodge—Donald and Dorothy

Doubleday—Cattle ranch to college

Douglas—Little girl in old Boston

—Little girl in old Philadelphia

—Little girl in old Washington

—Whom Kathie married

Drysdale—Beach patrol

—Cadet Standish of the St Louis

—Fast mail

— Treasury club

—Young consul

—Young reporter

—Young supercargo

Du Chaillu—Land of the long night

Eggleston—Hoosier school boy

—Stories of great Americans for little Americans

Ewing—Flatiron for a farthing

—Jan of the windmill

—Six to sixteen

—We and the world

Fairy land

Field—Mixed pickles

Finley—1 Elsie Dinsmore

—2 Elsie’s holiday at Roselands

—3 Elsie’s girlhood

—Old fashioned boy

Ford—Dr Dodd’s school

Greene—Legends of King Arthur and his court

Greenwood—Stories for home folks


Grimm—Popular Fairy tales

—Household fairy tales

Hamblen—We win

—Story of a Yankee boy

Harland—When Grandmamma was new

Hemyng—Jack Harkaway’s school days

—Jack Harkaway after school days

—Jack Harkaway at Oxford 2 v

—Jack Harkaway afloat and ashore

—Jack Harkaway around the world

—Jack Harkaway in America and Cuba

— Jack Harkaway in China

—Jack Harkaway in Greece 2 v

Henty—By right of conquest

— Boy knight

—By England’s aid

— By pike and dike

—Dragon and raven

—For the temple

— In the reign of terror

— In times of peril

—Jack Archer

—Knight of the white cross

— Lion of the north

—Lion of St Mark

— Maori and settler

—No surrender

-—St George for England

—Treasure of the Incas

— Under Drake’s flag

—With Lee in Virginia

— With the British legion

—With Kitchener in the Soudan

—With Roberts in Pretoria

— Wulf, the Saxon

—With Wolfe i Canaa

—Young colonists

—Young Carthagiman

Holbrook—Book of nature myths

Hugessen—Forest fairy

Hughes—Tom Brown’s school days

—Tom Brown at Oxford

Husted—Stories of Indian children

Hyne—Master of fortune

Irving— Six girls

Jackson—Nelly’s silver mine


James—Tom Winston *‘Wide Awake”

Jamison—Seraph, the young violiniste

—Toinette’s Philip

Jayne—White mustang

Jewett—Betty Leicester

Johonnot—Friends in feathers and fur

King—Cadet days

Kingsley, C—Madame how and lady why

—Water-babies

Kingsley, F M—Wings and fetters

Kingston—From powder-monkey to admiral

—Young foresters

Kipling—Just so stories

—Second jungle book

Knapp—Boy and the Baron

Lang — Blue fairy book

Lincoln (Jennie Gould) Genuine girl

— Marjorie's quest

McClelland—Daughter of two nations

Mackie—Ye lyttle Salem maide

Marshall—Master Martin

Martin—Emmy Lou

May, S—(pseud of S R Clarke)

—Doctor’s daughter

—Quinnebasset girls

—In old Quinnebasset

Meade—Children’s pilgrimage

—Catalina, art student

—Girl in ten thousand

—t’olly, a new fashioned girl

—Palace beautiful

— Sweet girl graduate

— World of girls

—Young mutineer

Merry heart—(Short stories)

Moles worth—Tapestry room

Mother Goose’s nursery rhymes

Moulton—Bed time stories Mulock—Adventures of a brownie

Munroe—Son of Satsuma

Old fashioned fairy tales

Otis—With Perry on Lake Erie

—Cruise of the Enterprise

—When Israel Putnam served the King Ouida—Dog of Flanders

—Nurnberg stove Page—Two little confederates


Patterson—Dickey Downey

Patteson—Pussv Meow c/

Perry—Flock of girls and boys

Phelps—Loveliness

Raymond—Yankee girl in old California

Reed, H L—Brenda’s cousin at Radcliffe

—Brenda, her school and club

—Brenda’s summer at Rockley

Reid—Ran away to sea

Rhoades—Little girl next door

Richards—Captain January

—Melody

—Some say

—Three Margarets

—Quicksilver Sue

Rouse—Deane girls

Saunders—Beautiful Joe

Schwatka—Children of the cold

Sewall—Black Beauty

Sidney—(pseud of M Lathrop)

—1 Five little Peppers and how they grew

—2 Five little Peppers midway

—3 Five little Peppers grown up

—4 Joel Pepper

—5 Stories Polly Pepper told

—6 Phronsie Pepper

—7 Five little Peppers abroad

—Gingham bag

Smith, N A—Three little Marys

Smith—Under the cactus flag

Stables—Wild adventures around the pole

—Cruise of the Snowbird

Stevenson—Tommy Remington’s battle for an education

Stoddard—Dispatch boat of the Whistle

—Little Smoke

— Lost gold of the Monezumas

Stowe—Little Pussy Willow

—Queer little people

Stratemeyer—Between Boer and Briton

—Bound to be an electrician

-Lost on the Orinoco

—Marching on Niagara

—Minute boys of Bunker Hill

—Minute boys of Lexington

—Young volcano explorers

Swett—Mate of the “Mary Anne”

A


Swift—Gulliver’s travels

Taggart—Wyndham girls

Thompson, A E—Brave heart Elizabeth

Thurston—Bishop’s shadow

—Captain of the cadets

Tomlinson—Boys of old Monmouth

—Boy officers of 1812

—Boy soldiers of 1812

— Camping on the St Lawrence

—In the camp of Cornwallis

—Jersey boy in the Revolution

—Tecumseh’s young braves

—Under colonial colors

Tot, Tom and Toby

Trowbridge—Cudjo’s cave

—His own master

—Prize cup

—Satin-wood box

— Two Biddecut boys

Twain—(pseud of S L Clemens)

—Prince and the pauper

Wade—Our little Cuban cousin

—Our little Philippine cousin

Walton—Christie’s old organ

Wells—Eight girls and a dog

Wesselhoeft—Foxy the faithful

Whitney—Patience Strong’s outing

—Faith Gartney’s girlhood

Wiggin—Bird’s Christmas carol

—Story of Patsy

Wilkins—Young Lucretia and other stories

Winslow—Concerning Polly

Wright—Three colonial maids

Wyss—Swiss family Robinson

Young America’s own book

Zollinger—Widow O’Callaghan’s boys

INDEX.

Administration.

Adventure.

Africa, History.

Africa, Travel.

Alaska, Travel.

America, History .

America, Travel.

American Literature.

Amusements.

Ancient Hi story.

Animals.

Architecture.

Asia, History.

Asia, Travel.

Astronomy.

Bible .

Biography, Collective

Biography, Individual

Birds.

Botany.

British Isles.

China History .

China, Travel.

Civil War.

Colonial Period.

Commerce.

Customs.

Discovery .

Domestic Economy.

Drama, English.

Education.

Egypt, History.

England History.

England Travel .

English Literature.

Essays, American.

Essays, English.. .15 Europe, History . . .22 Europe, Travel. .16 Fiction . .26 Fiction, Juvenile. . . .42 Fine Arts. .10 Folk-lore . .8 Foreign Literature. .15 France, History.... .23 France, Travel . . .16 General History . . . .21

Germany, History. .22

Germany, Travel . .16 Greece, Hist >ry . . . .22

Hawaii. .22

History. .21

Holland, History. . . .23 Illinois, History... .25 India, History. .23 Indians... ..24

Ireland, History... .L . 22

Italy, Historv. .23

Italy, Travel . .16 Japan, History. .23 Japan, Travel . .17 J uveniie W orks. . . . .41

Law. . 7

Literature. .11

Magazines, Bound . 6 Mexico, History. . . . .24

Middle Ages. .22 Minor European Countries

History.23 Miscellany, Amt rican.13

Msscellany, English.15

Music. II

8 16

23

17

17

24

17

11

11

22 9

10 23

16

9

7

18

19

9

9

22 23

16

25

24

10 , 8 .24

.10 14

. 8 23

22 16

13 12


Mythology. 7

Na'ural Science .8

Netherlands. History.23

Non-Christian, Religions.... 7

Norway, History.23

Oceaniea, Travel .17

Orations and Addresses..... .11

Painting.10

Photography.11

Philosophy. 6

Poetry, American..11

Poetry, English.13

Political Science & Economy. 7

Portugal, History.23

Recitations and Selections.. .11

Reference Books.5

Religion. 6

Revolution, American.24

Rome, History.22

Russia, History.23

Russia, Travel. 16

Satire and Humor, Americanl2

Satire and Humor, English. . 15

Scandinavia, History.23

Science. 8

Scotland, History.22

Sculpture... .10

Sociology. 7

South America.25

Spain, History.23

Spain, Travel.16

Spanish American War.25

States, History.25

States, Travel.17

Temperance. 6

Trades .10

Travel and Description.16

Turkey, History.23

United States, History.24

United States, Travel.17

Useful Arts. 9

Voyages... .16

Women.8

Zoology. 9

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