The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-06-14
AT n LIBRARY.
List Of Books Which Have Recently
Been Added,

List Of Books Which Have Recently
Been Added.
Miss Collins that a list
of new books is now at the disposal
OF the patrons of the Parmly Billings
Memorial library. These have been
added recently and have been placed
upon the shelves. They represent
various classes OF literature and many
OF them will undoubtedly be in great
demand.
The general reader is always inter-
ested in biographies and autobiog-
raphies, and good books of this class
are constantly increasing, consequent
ly it will interest many Of those who
patronize the library to know that
the recent addition includes a num-
her of such works. Helen Keller's
STORY OF My Life" will entertain
almost every reader, for who has not
heard or read Of that wonderful girl
and her accomplishments. "The Life
Of Leo XIII. and History of His Pom
t%ificate," by Francis T. Furey, is a
beautiful memorial edition, profusely
illustrated, that will interest the
student OF contemporaneous history.
jeanette and Joseph Glider have writ
ten personal and biographical
sketches of we'll known American
writer's, which are presented in a
little volume entitled Authors at
Home"
For the young people fascinating
biographies OF Richard H., Anne b.
leyn, Lady Jane Grey, Sir Walter
Raleigh, and others, are to be found
in a book bearing the attractive title
prisoners of the Tower OF London
At the request Of persons interested
in the establishment of a Lutheran
church in the city, Kostlin's Life Of
Martin Luther was purchased and ad-
ded to the already large collection of
biographical works possessed by the
library.
In the works devoted to history
and travel will be found up-to-date
subjects, such as The Awakening of
the East; Siberia, Japan, China" by
Pierre Leroy-Beaulieu; History of
the Expedition of Captains Lewis and
Clark" in two volumes, by James
K. Hosmer, and "The Yellowstone
National Park, Descriptive and His
t%orical," by Major H. NJ. C%hittenden
of the United States engineering
corps, in charge of the improvements
the government is making in the park.
Herewith is given a list of miscel-
laneous works, some of which are
new, while all are good:
Anderson, R. B.-"Norse Mythol-
ogy."
Urine, R. Win Tune with the
Infinite"
Mabie, H. W.-"Essays on Work
and Culture"
Kingsland, Mrs. Burton-"Book Of
Weddings" a complete manual of
good form in all matters connected
with the marriage ceremony,
Smith, Hannah-'Music: How 1t
Came to Be What 1t Is"
Hamlin, A. D. F.-"History of Archi-
lecture"
Dugmore, A. R.-"Nature and the
Camera" how to photograph live
birds in their nests; animals, wild and
tame; flowers, trees, etc.
Buck, Winifred-"Boys' self-Gov.
erning Clubs"
Chubb, Percival-"Teaching of Eng
lish."
Watson, G. C.-"Farm Poultry"
Pratt, N. M.-"The Body Beauti-
full" common-sense ideas on health
and beauty without medicine.
Ringwalt, R. C.-"Modern Ameri.
can Oratory;" representative
orations, with notes and an essay on
the theory of oratory.
Cody, Sherwin, compiler-"Selec.
lions from the Best English Essays
Moulton, r. G.-"Moral System OF
Shakespeare"
Miles, E. H.-'How to Prepare Els
says, Lectures, Papers," etc.
Stedman, n. C.-"Nature and Ele
ments of Poetry"
The reference books are "The
World Almanac and Encyclopedia fol
19O4;;" "Spiers' & Surrenne's French
and English Pronouncing Dictionary