The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-08
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."At Star, to Finish" by William Lind
soy l. dedicated to American college ath-
letics. a collection OF Cinderpath Tales
by an actual participant, who was from
boyhood an amateur, and gradually de-
veloped into trainer Of amateurs IN
Old England and New England. There
are nine tales in all and well told they
ARE. to rnllghten the mimi Of the unpro-
fessiunal, and arouse enthusiasm among
the nnspnrtsmanlike nineteen TWEEN.
ueths Of the universe. fl.25. Small.
MAYNARD & Co., Pubs, Boston.
"a Woman's Paris" il a handbook tf
everyday living in the French capital,
for the unprovided American womAn,-
that is unprovided with experience. 1t
consists of twenty chapters on such
practical topics as servant, marketing
and meals, shops and money, dressmak-
ers, tips, etc. There are ~ illustrations
and the book is printed on fine plate
paper. There would be a great deal
more 10 avoid than to see in Paris, es'
pecially for an American lady. IL seems
that living is not expensive unless one
insists upon II and rhen there are mil
lions ready to accept your enterprise.
The regular expense is unlimited rs to
multiplicity Of items and uncomfortable
AZ a runaway team once you are in the
country. There is great deal Of prac-
tical information about routes Of travel,
and the exposition proper. Persons go
ing to Paris will find this book by an
American Of great value, and can buy 1t
Of any bookseller for tl.25. Small,
Maynard Il Co., Boston.
"The State" by Woodrow Wilson Of
Princeton is great indexed volume of
GsG pages, a scientific and historical ana.
lysis and statement Of the facts and
theories Of government from the begin
ming. The retail price is 81 and for any
student Of political science it must prove
u treasure store OF information and guild
ance through difficult problems. The
work is that Of lifelong student and
college worker, aud in many Of its quail
ities rises to high degree Of literary
perfection and philosophical scope, The
first tcur chapters treat the origins Of
government and It's development under
the Greeks and Romans. The next three
chapters treat the teutunic development,
the French experiments, a. Il the Swi's.
Next come the dual mOnarchies like
ustria.llungary. and Sweden. Norway.
The General aud local goyernm mt OF
England are followed boy a thorough
treatment Of the United States. The
Last five chapters treat Of constitutional
and administrative development, the
nature and forms Of government, the
nature and development Of law, the
functions Of government, aud the OBJ
jects Of government. The capacity Of
the American people in the science Of
government is to be taxed to the utmost
in the immediate future il II is not al
TthuN uhh llllH Hurt lilhNN ai ANNhlNNult
handbook for the student aud public
man alike. Prot. Woodrow book is en-.
titled To place in all public libraries,
and the library Of no lawyer can h- com.
pleie without il. ID, q. Heath Il Co ,
Pubs, Boston, Mass.
beautiful Joe" by Marshall Saunders
like Black Brauty has sold up into the
hundreds Of thousands aud in many
languages. The story OF dogs life
from the hand OF a sympathetic Ameri.
can woman is a tit companion volume 20
20 with the other book written by a ten
der. hearted English woman, Miss Sewell.
IL is now out in a prettily bound and H.
Illustrated edition by the American Bap-
tist Publication Society, Chas. NJ, Roe,
manager. Ia Wabash Ave, Chicago.
"Dickey Downey" by the same firm
makes an equally strong plea for the
life OF the birds,
fords, Howard and Hubert, New
York, have added 90 their Nugget
seri' a historical nugget that contains
the gems from the writings OF hacaulay