Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-12
AUTHORS AND BOOK MAKERS
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One OF the latest additions to the
published works of the lamented Eu-
gene Field is a volume entitled "A Lit
tie Book Of Tribune Verse" This is a
collection Of Fields poems that APP
peared in the Denver Tribune while
he was connected with the stan of that
paper. The work Of compiling has
been done by a friend and associate.
Joseph q. brown. The volume con
talns u few OF the poems which first
started Field on the road to fame and
were later revised and published by
nm. The majority, however, have not
hitherto been Assem- led IN book form
though many were copied far and wide
without general credit being given to
the author. The richest OF the rield
gems are to be found in the volume
and while that section devoted To
poems OF cnlldhOUd is the most at
tTactive the wonderful versatility Of
the author Is brought out In Poems OF
the People, Western Verse and paro-
dies, etc., wherein the passing COM
ment Of the day and the politician
form the theme. No collection Of
Fields work can be complete without
this volume. 1t brings out the poetry
In humdrum life as u appealed to the
author In the daily grind of newspaper
toll. Every thought is bright with
Fields steadfast originality.
Tandy, Wheeler L. Co., OF Denver,
Colo, are the publishers.
DR.. Il. s. Coodhue, author Of Be
meath Hawaiian Palms and stars" has
brought out new volume entitled
out of the Pigeon Holes" DR.. Good
hue has made vast Improvement ovei
his effort that produced the book OF
Hawaii. The title is well selected. The
subjects dealt with ran.1le from
poetry piety, childhood and the grave
There are many original and refresh
ing thoughts well put, to fit the pass
Ing mood 1t is not volume that will
be read from cover to cover at ont
sitting but rather furnishes refresh
ment for leisure five minutes-a doc
tors moralizing to be taken in small
doses as needed.
The author thanks no one In rar
ticular but everyone In general TO
their help In the production Of tn
book. He puts the Individual "a III
same plane as the pharmacists. wv
are nothing but triturates: we could b.
nothing else unless we were born Il
space or In q vacuum jar" lie thel
Proceeds to draw from maGy phase
of life, moralizing here and an occa
sional Jest there, where the poraona!it
of the author tells what othcrs thin
of him with the same freedom that h
prescribes methods of life for Others
To one In mood for rambling dis
cussion Of life's everyday affairs thn
: Is much that is suggestive and attra,
: tive in the volume.
Published by The George +. Butte
Publishing Co., Alma, Mich.
!. Lord 4 Lee, publishers, Chicago
, have brought out new illustrated ed
ton of Comte c. de Saint-Germain
Practical Palmistry." This is one {
the most complete and attractive vo
umes on palmistry that has yet bee
published No detail or line is left GU
The science of palmistry Is given
thorough explanation and accompany
Ing charts furnish all that 1t needle
to become an expert hand reader.
Cloth so cents, paper 25 cents.
, l.. w. de Laurence is the author {
an illustrated volume on Hypnotis,
published by the Alhambra Book Con
n pany of Chicago, The book is attra
: tive in make up and well Illustrate
n Hypnotsm in all its phases Is dive
upon. Directions are given how
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