Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-11-09
The CENTURY.
PROGRAMME FOR 1SS3-'S4.

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The programme for the fourteenth
year OF this magazine, and the thid
under the new name, is il anything
more interesting and popular than ever.
With every season, The CENTURY shows
q decided gain in circulation. The vol
ume begins with November, and, when
possible, subscriptions should begin
with that issue. The following are
some of the features of the coming
year:
A New NOVEL By GEORGE w. CABLE,
author OF "Old Creole DAYS. ETC., en-
titled "Dr. Sewer" story of New
Orleans life, the eve of the late CIVIL
War.
LIFE IN THE THIRTEEN COLONIES,
by EDWARD EGGLEsroN. separate illus.
trated papers on subjects connected
with the early history Of the country.
THREE STORIES BY HENRY JAMES, OF
varying lengths, to appear through the
year.
THE New ASTRONOMY untechnica
articles, by Prot. S. P, Langley, desert
birR the most interesting of recent
discoveries in the sun and stars
A NOVELETTE, NY H. H BoYEsEN,
author of "Gunnar," etc. A vivid and
sparkling story.
The NEW ERA IN AMERICAN ARcHITEc-
ruRE. series of papers descriptive Of
the best work of America architects IN
Public Buildings. City and Country
Houses etc. To be profusely llustrat-
ed.
A NOVELETTE, BIZ ROBERT GRANT,
author of Confessions of a Frivolous
Girl" etc., entitled IAN Average Man,"
story of New York.
THE BREAD-wINNERs, one OF the most
remarkable novels of the day, IL be
completed IN January.
CHRISTIANITY AND WEALTH" with other
essays, by the author of Christian
League OF Connecticut etc. On the
application OF Christian morals to the
present phases OF modern lite.
CoAsrlEG ABOUT THE GULF OF ST.
LAWRENCE, a series Of entertaining
articles, profusely illustrated.
SCENE FROM THE NoyELIsTs, Haw-
tborne. George Eliot, and Gable. with
authentic drawings.
OK THE TRACK OF ULYSSES, the record
of yatch-cruise IN the Mediterranean.
to identify the rout Of Ulysses on his re-
urn from the Trojan war.
"GARF1ELD IN ENGLAyD,' extracted
his private iOurnaI kept during a trip
to Europe in 1867.
"TsE SILvEEADo SoUATTEEs. by Fob
ert Louis Stevenson, author Of New
Arabian Nights
There will be papers on outdoor En-
gland3by John Burroughs and others,
beautiful illustrated series On DAME, a
number of papers by the eminent French
novelist Alphone Daudlet, articles on
art and archaeology by Charles Dudley
Warner and others, illustrated papers
On sport and adventure, short stories
by the leading writers, essays on timely
subjects. etc, ETC..
Subscription price, s4C0 a year: sin
gle numbers sold everywhere, at So
cents each. All dealers receive sub.
scrlptions. ur remittance may he made
direct to the publisher by postal or ex-
press order, registered letter, bank
check, or draft.
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offers:
Nfn, subscribers beginning syiM No
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'oy one year trum date, and the tyenty-
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The twenty. four mum bers bound in four
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