The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-05-08
NEW BOOKS AT THE
LIBRARY
RECENTLY PURCHASED WITH A
PART or THE MONEY LEFT TO
the INSTITUTION BY THE LATE
MRS. KINNEY.

out of the beQuest left TO the puhli'
library by the late Mrs. Narcissa Whit
Kinney. the following books have heei
purchased and are on the shelves TO
use Of the patrons:
"A set OF 1e volumes published by tn
Norroena Society consisting Of Athen'
ian ales. by Sir Thomas Mallory: Pop
uiar Tales OF tae Morse and Norts
German. by George Webb Desant, d
C, S.; ~The Morse Discovery OF Amer
ica," by the same author: @The Eldei
Eddas and the Younger Eddas," By
Benjamin Thorpe: "Romances and
Epics," translated from DR.. w. Wag-
ner: 'sThe story OF Burnt Njal.a by
George w. Desant: "The Helm
skringla," by sturlason Snarre, three
volumes: "Saxo Grammaticus," by Ell
ton Oliver, 3, A., two volumes: vol
sunga Saga" by Oliver Elton: "Teu-
toic Mythology" by Victor Rydherg,
Phi. D., three volumes, and "The Flatey
Book" from which the manuscripts
or the foregoing volumes were taken.
The other books purchased were:
Queens Of England" by Agness
Strickland. six volumes; History OF
England" David Hume. Esq, five vol
umes; "The South American Repub-
les" by Thomas c. Dawson, two
volumes; Music Study In Germany. I"
BY Annie Fay; "A New England Girl
hood by Lucy Larcom; "Briefs For
Debate" by William Du Bots Brook
ings, A. b.; American Anthology"
Edward C. Stedman; "saxe's Complete
Poems" by John Godfrey Sake; Music
and Musicians" by Albert Lavignac;
-Denizens Of the Deep" by Frank T.
Builen,s F. R. G. s.; "A Substitute
For the Saloon by Raymond Calkins;
practical Cooking and Serving" by
Janith Mckenzie Hill; BRITISH Politi-
cal Portraits" by Justin Mccarthy;
History Of the Christian Church" by
George p. Fisher; English Poets" by
Thomas n. Ward; "The College Girl
OF America" by Mary Caroline craw-
ford" Complete Practical Machinist," !"
by Joshua Rose, NJ E.; Counsel Upon
the Reading Of Books" by Henry Van
Dyke: "A Short Course of Study" by
G. T. winchester" How to Know Or
Eental Rugs" by Mary Beech Langton;
sModel Houses" by William L. Price;
-The Economics of Forestry" by B.r-
nard E. Fernow; "The Philosophy OF
Music" by William Poole, r r. s.;
ssThe Philippine Experiences Of an
American Teacher" by W. B. Freer;
Photography Indoors and Out" by
Alexander Black; History Of the
Hebrew People" by Charles Foster
Kent Ph. D.; Essentials of Business
law" by Francis NJ. Burdick; Money
and Banking" by Horace White;
Songs and Other Verse" by Eugene
Field; Second Book Of Verse;" by
Eugene Field; "a First Book in Busi-
ness Methods" by Teller & Brown;
"The Rise Of the Swiss Republic" by
w. D. McCracken, NJ. A.; Scientific
American Encyclopedia by Albert A.
Hopkins; Joseph Jefferson" by Fran
els Wilson; American Oratory," by
James A. Woodburn, four volumes;
aThe Old Santa Fe Trial." by Colonel
Henry Inman; Modern Spain," by
Martin A. S. Hume: lie Morte D'Ar-
thur" by Sir Thomas Mallory; Mas
terpieces of American Literature" by
Franklin Irving and others; The Art
of a National Gallery" by JULIA lie
Wolf Edison; "A Hand Book of Mod
ern Japan" by Ernest w. Clement;
History Of Painting" by John c. Van
Dyke, Sh. d.; History Of Sculpture"
by Allan Marquand: Democracy and
Social Ethics" by Richard F. Ely, NJ.
D. L. L. D.; "A Country Without
Strikes" by Henry Demarst Lloyd;
IAN Autobiography of Seventy Years"
by George F. Hoar, two volumes;
Natures Garden" by Nettie Blan-
ahom; "The Frog Book" by Mary C.
Dickerson; the Butterfly Book" by
w. ]. Holland; "The Moth Book" by
the same author; "The Insect Book,
by Leland o. Howard; 1.-THE Mush-
room Book" by Nina e. Marshall;
sThe Tree Book" by Julia e. Rodgers;
American Animals" by Wilmer
Stone and W. r. Cram; American
Food and Game Fishes" by David
Starr Jordan; Municipal Engineering
and Sanitation" by Richard T. Ely,
Ph. ID. L. L. D.; Indian Fights and