The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-24
-ner and Company, is now in it's fourt
 edition.

edition
 Mrs Carroll Watson Rankin's Dan delion Cottage" seems to make the "oldsters" laugh as we'll as the youngs- ters, so that warm welcome may be predicted for her Girls of Garden ville," which Henry Holt and Company promise for this month.
 Perhaps it was only inhuman nature for the furnace to go out o'nights, but it made things lively for Sue Betty, as is explained in "The Larky Furnace" " by Hildegard Brooks, which Messrs' Henry Holt and Company expect to is- sue this month.
 There is a certain fascination in the circle that clusters around the opera in German town, especially if that town be fairly accurate impression of Leip- sic, even though MT. Stanley Olmstead, the talented young American pianist, may try to disguise it under thename of Plissestadt, as he does in his Non chalante," which Henry Holt and Com pany publish this month.
 Dr. Edward Curtis Nature and Health relates with much humor the things which we do to the body which we ought not to do,' and tells with equal seriousness of the things which were better done Thought out, as he says, under the open sky and committed to paper by the wayside, it is a direct ap- | peal from one who is an experienced ,,I,. 4a ,xr{ea lNYy we'll
 1 It may be interesting to recall, now that Henryk Sienkiewicz has broken ilis six years literary silence with an other novel Qittle, Brown and Compa- ny), that he was for some time a resi- dent of the United States. He was one of the little band of Polish patriots l among whom were Madame Modjeska and her husband, Count Bozenta, whc | purchased a ranch in California and started there @ sort of Polish Brook Farm. Like it's prototype, the enter l pris suffered from too much genius and too little capacity for practical man. agement. Sienkiewiez returned to Po- land after a brief experience of co-ope- rative ranc1ing. but made use of it as g background in several short stories which he subsequently, wrote.
 The c, M. Clark Publishing Company of Boston will bring out in the near fu- ture a sensational novel entitled "0ut of the Ashes, by Harvey Rennolds. II l deals with the great social problem o | to-day, Divorce. and suggests logica and possible solution of the problem
 -Four Girls" is the title of very charming little story which the c. M Clark Publishing Company will brinl out early this spring.
 "The Man From Maine" by Franl Carlos Griffith, is the second book O l humorous style ever brought out by thu 1 c. M. Clark Publishing Company Bos | ton, Mass. The advance orders practi cally exhausted the first edition, ant the book promises to be one of tn greatest laughing successes of the year
 The c. M. ClarkPublishing Compan. of Boston report that the sale of "Ja. Gould Harmon" has reached twenty five thousand copies, on the third weel of its existence The book promises t. excel the record established by "Quin I cy Adams Sawyer" which was tn most famous success published by thi house.
 The Maine newspapers are most en thusiastic in their praise of "Ja Gould Harmon the latest novel writ ten by George selwyn Kimball, an published by the C. M. Clark Publish ing Company of Boston. l Inasmuch as the action of this bool takes place in Maine and the character are all Maine people, with the excep tion of Joy Gould Harmon, himsel praise from the Maine papers is prais indeed. For once a country story ha been written which does not burlesqu country people.