Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

the attraction IL has for politicians
from tho sketch Buzzard's Bay appears
charming enough 10 win visitors in
search OF pleasure merely.
Those who read Miss Alice Meow
ans spirited sketches OF ranch life Ia
Texas will be pleased to know that she
has an equally gifted sister, Mrs Grace
| MCGOWAN Cook, who has contributed
to this periodical the following gem:
rHE Evn or cHuuHoop.
By Grace MCGOWAN Cooke.
gued down green lane Win eager feet
When day was youns, a sweet JOY al my
On Glitter Tier hand ne heds OF yaos wheat
Spread sbimmoring Tor and vide
And JOY and made merry eompany:
From out tie wheat We plde1ed the peoples
And dsekei us IN ,he'r Glowing bravery,
| TIL JOY Unto ne ssdi
The way by which weearne Is very tony,
/ We started whea each bird Was u lis uest
! Aud nov ~ air Is iuil OF night and sougi
] DO To- ~ sop and rsL
/ The "a ~ we Travelled came here TO a sue
! Srfl 20 a tomb EllIie broad Cfay stone
/ said. 40 vol 81 here aud rest a while;
/ viii 30 on alone
/ passed and left HIN sitting quietly,
/ Cheek UPON hand M thnt rreep Aheds piap'
I nor lurNnN NtNNufl nlN hGoUtuft bANk sue
4 Again lls pleasant iaie
But az upun my way Jared alone,
| NV thoughts grew sowbre aud / missed the
And 61'ried hack 10 ind upon the stone
| Lugf4yod, 'hero lietl Joy.'
! And while raRed upon the words aghayL
! Pale Pain and Care came ~ ana SAID 20 nc,
| Thou ncedst not walk Noue, ior to tho ast
| We two Will 20 Win thee
The Century Magazine, September,
Office OF publication 80 East Seven
tecnth street, New York. Price $500
a year.
The FIRST autumn number Of the Gem
tuly abuunds in pleasing and iustruc-
| tive reading matter. Tho frontispiece
is portrait Of Antonio Dgorak, pro
nounccd Dyorschak,l a Bohemian COM
| poser who is to be director OF the
national conservatory of music. II. II.
| Krehbiel, musical critic OF the New
| York Tribune, gives a short sketch OF
! the man and his methods. This com
| poser, he thinks has drawn inspiration
| from the foli-music OF his native land
| and this critic halls HIS coming as
heraldinG the rise Of a school OF Ameri-
| can composers. Musicians will rcmem-
| bor the sensation his "Stabat Mater"
| created In London musical circles in
1883 and his growing reputation since
| then has won the place he now comes
to occupy at salary Of $4,000 a year,
Persons Interested In architecture. or
contemplating visit TO the Worlds
| fair will revel In the pages devoted to
| this topic In this Issue there arc
| views Il the transportation, horticulu-
| raj and wuman's buildings, also
mailer bits OF facldes, friezes and pam
| els.
Mr.. Roosevelt contributes the story
| Of an elk hunt, and Henry c.. Bryant
| has a prolusely illustrated article upon
"The Grand Falls Of Labrador In
more serious vein, but full OF interest
arc the continued papers, "Tbe Nature
and Elements Of POETRY by Edward
| Clarence Stcdmnn, and '+Christopher
Columbus" by Emilio Castelar,, tho
distinguished Spanish statesman. The
department OF fiction Is well supplied,
and, Us Is It's wont, the Century for Sep
tember Is a delightful visitor.
The Atlantic Monthly: September;
Houghtou, Mlllln and company, Bos-
ton; yearly subscription "a.
Margaret Dolaud, author OF John
Ward, Preacher begins a serial Ia the
September number OF the Atlantic,
WGlch gives promise OF equallng any
OF her best Wurk--in fact the opening
chapters OF Tho Story ola Child' 50
ssSs9as sl'1ss de- S 5Ssaas e aan aG.
ness Of child misunderstood Ms To
warrant the assertion that few II any
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