The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-17

practical benefit, This IL the Question
that DIR. James 8. Dennis tries TO Urea,
in his "Christion Missions and sociaI
Progress" Of which the hrst Noiufhe
only has so far appeared.
decidedly readable and prettily
gotten up book Is Joseph Jefferson AT
Home" by Nathan Haskell Dole:
Fosters Complete Hoyle" will be ap-
precIated by many Butte readers in
the long evenings OF the coming WIN
ter.
DIR. Samuel A. Green has for years
been the active and devoted librarian
OF the Massachusetts, Historical So
ciety. His Supplementary List OF
| EARLY American Imprints, Etc." is a
valuable contribution 10 American DID
Biography.
Good books on mythology are always
IN demand. and when they are written
in a simple style. as Is stories OF
Greek Gods. Heroes N Men," by
Caroline II. IND Samuel b. Harding
they are doubly acceptable.
An incisive and graceful writer Is
Rev. II. r. Haweis. His ideals for
Girls" contains suggestions to untidy
! girls. musical girls. parochial girls.
learned girls. mannish girls. Engaged
"Personality Human and Divine"
was the subject OF the hampton lee
lures for 1894. and the lecturer was j.
r. mingworth.
The Library of Congress. which we
hope the next congress viii make IN
name as well MS in fact HI National
library. has issued some valuable bib
biographical bulletins. The following
have been received at the Butte
library:
"Aiaska and the Northwest Part Of
North America. 15ss-1sss: Maps in the
Library of Congress" by p. Lee Phil
Copyright Law Of the United states.
1898"
List OF Books Relating to Cuba" by
A. =. c. Griffin. with photography OF
Maps" by p. Lee Phillips. .
List OF Books Relating to Hawaii.
by A. p. c. Griffin. with the Copyright
Law" a been bound Need Of Add
tionaI Copyright Repositories" by 8. II.
Ranck.
parliamentary Usage for women's
Clubs and for Deliberative Bodies
other Than Legislative" by Maria
Frances Prichard is a short
which will supplement. but which viii
not %supplant the book of Mrs. Shat
tuck.
A book whose contents. scholarly
compilation and attractive Topographic
cal makeup deserve commentator. u
'The Cross in Tradition. History n
Art" by William Wood Seymour. IL
covers the subject as fully and authori-
~tatively as can be looked for In a book
of the size. and II is by no mean a
small book.
From Joseph NJ. Truman. jr.. of the
Historical Society Of the Friends OF
Philadelphia. the library has several
times received c~onsignments OF books
on the subject in which he Is particu-
larry Interested. In the last case were
contained the following books:
Noble. Evelyn M.-Message Of Quaker
ism to the Present Day.
=. A. S.-The Home Circle.
Roberts. Dana Quaker OF the Olden
Rogers. Horatio-Mary Dyer Of Rhode
Island.
sharpless. IA Quaker Experiment In
Government.
Summers. w. H.-Memories Of Jordans
and Chalfonts and the Early Friends
In the Chiltern Hundreds.
Walton. Joseph-Footprints and Way
marks for the Help Of the Christian
Traveller.
incidents Illustrating the Doctrines
and History Of the Society OF
Friends"
Webb. Maria-The Penns n Penning'
tons of the Seventeenth Century.
The author Of Robert Elsmere.
David Grieve" and Sir George Tres
sadly" wherever she writes n novel
makes IL too much OF an essay &c
please the average novel reader. More
over, we believe that most of those WHIT
do enjoy her books would like then
better II they had her philosophy IN
it's appropriate form. We are glad Il
note that Mrs. Ward has adopted tn
essay form for her last book. New
Forms of Christian Education" IN
which she gives her ideas of the kim
OF education called for by present
day condition and the tendency o
thought.
whip and Spur by George f. War
ing. jr., is a book OF adabie essay
by a lover of horses.
William Franklin willoughby handle
a very important subject in his bool
on "Workingmen's Insurance This
a recent volume I'm the series known n
Library OF Economics and Politics.
Besides the discussion of theories. MI
willoughby devotes a large amount o
his space to a statement OF the expe
rience of the countries OF Europe In TIL
direction. as well as the mall begin
nings in the United States. His con
nection with the United States burea'
OF labor has given him exceptional IA
cilities for writing the book.
The binding OF recent volumes ha
left the sets OF periodicals given belo'
as mentioned:
Catholic World. October. 1898. I
March. 1898. volumes IS to sc.
Great Round World. Nov. Il. 1896. I
June 80. 1898. six volumes
Outing. October. 1898. TO March, 1879
volumes % to 30.
. Public Libraries. 1896 and 1897, tw
recreation. July. 1895. to June. 1ss
volumes 3 to 8.