Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-01

| human being has much of the animal
he is combination of the bear and
the squirrel Ever see him? Remem.
Der him? It's there sure enough If you
look well at him.
| KNOW Ernest Thompson SetoE7
He's a combination of his own Lobo
and the gypsy. He's q wolf and gyp.
sy And Lummis. He's q bulldog.
Yes. surely you can see 1t in him. Te.
nacious to good or evil. you cant get
him to break loose. If he's your friend
he's faithful unto death and beyond,
and If he's your enemy he'd bite
through an inch board to get at yoa."
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The publishers of THE Turner Re.
prints" Herbert d. Turner 4 Co., Bos.
toni have issued book by Charles
Warren Stoddard entitled THE Island
of Tranquil Delights" which viii be
reviewed In these columns In a few
days.
Mr.. Stoddard was for many months
a resident of Hawaii. and many Of his
| sketches are about these Islands.
| Though sadly criticised by some of his
Hawaiian neighbors and ostraciscd by
n few, he was and Is man of many
noble qualities. and. us a writer. has
/ made his place. Ralph Waldo Emcr.
son said OF him: II do not think tina.
one who can write so well will find IL
easy to leave or"
The following were opinions on his
South Sea Idyls":
i nIowclls) -"The lightest, sweetest.
widest. freshest things that ever wora
written about the life OF that summer
loCcan."
(Rudyard Klpllng) Your book Is \
very tropic OF color and fragrance.
The man who can write South Sea
ldyls can write anything he cares TO
put his hand to-"
tLongfcllow)-"There is a flavor OF
the soil about your work much like"
iWalt Whitman - have lust re.
read your sweet pages all over. and I
hnd them indeed soothing and nour.
ishng after their kind, like the atmo.
sphere"
THE Theatre" October. Issued
monthly. Meyer Bros. 4 Co. &c
w. 33d St, New York; 50 a year:
% cents a copy.
The editor Arthur Honbl6w. with
the cooperation of his publishers. has
LETT nothing to he desired In his splcp.
didly illustrated record of the theatri.
cal personagcs aud doings OF the day.
The cover.pagc Is colored picture
OF Mrs. Campbell.
Plays and Players" Masters O,
Makeup. "Maclkn Arbuckle". and the
lhealre In Spain are extremely read.
able and well illustrated Those who
wish to keep in touch with the theatrl
cal world cannot do without Theatre"
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'RrownIngs Magazine" November.
Monthly. Browning. King & Co.
New York; % cents a year.
a periodical of Fashions and Fan.
cles'. copiously illustrated and con.
tanning suggestive tid.bits for those
who are interested in what others
wear.
II Is becoming the regular thing for
large clothing houses to ISSUE a month.
~ or weekly bulletin, not to advertise
In but to inform their patrons What
Is what in the way Of dress.
such trade'jOurnal Is perfectly IL.
Ultimate and will he read by many who
do not buy Of the firm that issued IL,
:: 1. I.
THE Cuba Bulletin" September
twenty-five cents a year. AIunson
5. $, Lane, 500 Beaver St., New
York.
An interesting, well illustrated little
magazine about Cuba. According N
thls publication, Cuba Is one of the
best places for a settled TO 90 to. Tn.
/ 'lmatic conditions are about as good
AZ they are anywhere, but an occasional
tornado may come and end your career.
lust as occasional frost may reach Flor.
lda ana there end your agricultural or
horticultural career, After living I'm
II country like Hawaii where YOU can
depend upon steady department so far
Us the climate is concerned, one feels
nlsinclined to take any chances with
frosts or tornadoes.
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All communications, books and perl
odicals for this department should bs
sent to the Bulletin Bookman," Ho-
lualoa, North Kona, T. H.
Blank books Of all sorts, ledgers,
ETC., manufactured by the Bulletin Pub.
fishing Company.