The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-14
Books Which May Be Drawn on
Standard Cards.
"SUNLlGHT AND SHADOW"
Several Volumes Which Deal With Ii
brary Economy-"Part Politics:
the Evil and the Remedy"
Some Sketches by Dickens

| may be drawn on the standard cards
An attractively gotten up book. will
particularly good illustrations, is W. |
Lincoln Adams Sunlight and Shadow:
book for photographers, amateur and pro
fessional." Special attention in this bool
is given to the composition of the pic
ture.
Several volumes have recently been re,
ceived or bound which deal with library
economy. OF these the most comprehen.
sive is the Papers and Proceedings oi
the American Library Association Con.
ference for 1897 OF special value is the
first volume OF the Bulletin of the New
York public library. Besides material OF
peculiarly local interest. this Bulletin
contains articles of general value Histor-
zeal monographs. revolutionary antiqui-
ties and an extended list of genealogical
books are among the contents of this
volume.
James Sayles Brown of Los Angeles be-
lieves that the great trouble with Amer
lean political conditions consists in the
existence of political parties. He considers
that the machinery of government can
be managed without such auxiliaries with
far greater satisfaction to all concerned.
His views are strongly advocated In his
book. Partisan Politics: the evil and
the remedy, which is well worth read
ing.
Among the best of modern poets is Bliss
Carman. whose home is in Nova Scotia
whose recent volume Ballads of Lost
Haven" is conceived in a purely poetic
spirit and its contents are strongly fia-
yored with the taste of the sea.
Clarence Cooks House Beautiful is a
book devoted to essays on beds and ia
bles. stools and candlesticks. 1t might
be better. but will be of interest TO those
who care for such things.
Charles Dickens has been dead for a
number of years, and ii is long since we
have had anything from his pen. But ii
appears that many scattered fragments
have not been heretofore collected. But
this has been at last attempted and "Old
Lamps for New Ones, and other Sketches
and Essays" consist Of number of es-
says, some on important topics. which
are worthy OF the master.
A favorite with the boys Is William
Drysdale. whose stories are we'll written
and deal with modern avocations. THE
Young Reporter, story of Printing
House Square is as good as IL is popu-
lar
Mrs. Mary Baker Glover Eddy is not
only the pioneer, but the leading author
ity in the disputed Christian Science.
miscellaneous Writings, 1sS3-1sa6." is a
book that will be interesting to her ad-
herents. This and other valuable works
nave DePn donated TO the library DIV the
scientists of Butte.
A book for coin collectors is 1.-The Few
smith Cabinets of Foreign and American
Coins, Medals, etc, catalogue of Colonial
United States and Pattern Pieces. from
the cabinet of Edward Maris. 1856.
Many loose pamphlets dealing with the
money question have been bound up I'M
der the title Financial Pamphlets. Vol.
l." Among the papers included are ''Bi-
m "a i1iGp1 - nv Pre- Gidapt Il nd
What Is a Bank?" S. Hartman; SILVER"
by Hon. Tom l.. Johnson, and Paper
Money Initiation in France" by Andrew
.. White
A very timely and readable book for
our local students of literature is "A
Group of French Critics" by Mary Fish
er.
Harvard Episodes, by Charles NJ
Flandrau, is a book which has received
much attention from critics, and which
has a distinct individuality OF its own.
William NJ. Gillespie. whose work on
has long been recognized as a
standard authority, has complied Sec
ond volume devoted TO Higher Survey
ng."
Memory and Its Cultivation. by F.
W. Edridge-Green, Is the latest issue of
Appleton's international Scientific Sc
ries.' 1t is a standard work on n subject
Of much popular interest
Trail and Campfire; the book of the
Boone and Crockett Club" is a book of
essays on sporting life and scenes by
George Bird Grinnell, Theodore Roose-
1elt and other writer's of repute.
Highways of Commerce: the ocean
ines railways, canals and other trade
-outes of foreign countries. is a special
consular bulletin issued by the United
States department of state
G. Francis Jenkins has issued a book
sAsAsm
he methods and apparatus employed in
he manufacture of the picture ribbons
lsed in projecting lanterns 10 give the ap-
1earance of objects in motion
Contributions to the Extinct yerte-
rate Fauna of the Western Territories
S a monograph issued by the United
states geological survey and compiled by
Or. Joseph Leidy.
..Macready As | Knew Him by Lady
Juliet Pollock. is an interesting account
# one Of the worlds greatest actors
0thniel Charles Marsh is the author of
valuable monograph of the United
states geological survey devoted 10 'tDi-
locerata." an extinct order of gigantic
mammals.
Two collections of miscellaneous essays
ecently bound arc Pamphlets on Chart
les and Corrections" and Pamphlets i
n Labor and Wages Among the papera
obtained in the latter volume are The
Ama1agamated Association of Steel and 1
ron Workers. Historical Sketch of the /
Knights Of Labor" and industrial Con-
iliation and Arbitration" all by Carroll +
D Wright.
Patented Telephony is a book Of sug-
estion respecting patents on telephones
Arthur Pougin has compiled an interest +
ng book on Verdi; an anecdote history i
4 his life and works.
The valuable compilation by the United t