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FRANK LEsLIE's POPULAR MONTHv
FOR JUNE.-"EVen more imnortant
IMAM Columbuses's discovery is a fact
tnat the General Government has iuet
discovered woman" saws Mrs. Potter
falmer, President of the Board of Tadv
Managers of the Worlds Fair. wboea
portrait adOrns the front page of Fronk
LeStle'S Popular Monthiv for June
Inc beautifully illustrated article ON
WOman's Work at the Worlds Fairr
0oy Isabel McDOugall. Another timely
feature, of extraordinary pictorial in.
terest, is j. 5. Stuart-Glennie's descrin.
tive paper on The Ionian Island ), in.
cIuulhg earthquakestricken Zane.
Other Illustrated articles are "Ellers-
lie ana It's Guernseys," description of
exVlce President Morton's model dairy
farm on the Hudson, by Charles H
Grandall I'm the Metropolitan Mn.
scum OF art, " by Mary Titcomb: How
the Big Tree was sent to Chicago.n bv
Sara d. Price Bird Babyland" =" by
Nellie Hart Woodwork and 'Ravs
from the Search Light" together with
nall dozen short stories of real merit
and full complement of literary miscei.
lany.
WORTHINGTON's MAGAZINE-fA n
WOrthingtOn & Company, Hartford
Conn for June opens with a tonic,i
paper, the first of a series. "Randnm,
Notes on Hawaiian Life" bv G n
Rodgers, M. ID. Tue text is descriptive
OF Honolulu and the Sandwich Islands
manner OF living, and there are excel.
lent Illustrations reproduced bv pho
tographs. Hester NJ. Poole writes en-.
tertainingly. of "Sorosis, the pioneer
Woman's Club, " and portraits of the
actlVe spirits in SOrOsis past and pres.
ent are given. There are other contri.
buttons which 90 to make up the MAJ.
lzlne' which has come to STAY and
which will begin its second volume
with the July number.
SCRIBNER's MAGAZINE iCharIas
Scrlbner's Sons, New York for Inn
has an enjoyable table of contents
opening with Life in Logging CAM;
Dy AGthur Hill, and illustrated by Dan /.
Beard and V. Perard. In descriptive
papers there are IAN Artist in JaDann |
third and cOncluding), by Robert
Blum The Birds That We See" bv
Ernest E. Thompson and "The Haunt
OF the Palatypus," by Sidney Dickinson
all OF them well illustrated. The |
U opinions of Philosopher" is the be.
glAnlng OF new serial, by Robert
Grant, which is illustrated and .prom.
lses to be interesting. The Fall of a
Giant Redwood, ," from an instantaneous
portrait, makes an attractive fronts.
piece. The poetry of the number is
'EegOtism," by E. S. Martin "Endv'
mlon and portrait of Keats" bv Edith
Nj. Thomas; Tomorrow" bv w. q
van Iassel Sutphen "De Profundis y
by Anne Reeve Aldrich, and "An Old
Song," by H. G. Bunner.
HARPER's MAGAzINE.-CHarper &
Brothers, New York. for June is such
an excellent number that it is difficult
to say which of its features are the
strongest. A. Conan Doyle's tale of
Two continents, "The Refugees" is fin.
shed, the climax being as thrillingIv
entertaining as any portion of the story
which has had many eager readers
William Black begins a new story.
The Handsome Humes," and il viii
prove enjoyable. The second part of
Thomas A. Janvier's The Evolution
New York" is accompanied with two
tull page drawings by Howard PYLE
The Empress of Austria" is by "One
Of the Ladies of Her Court" as the
table of contents explains. The mar.
rative will be found to be of deep inter
est as 1t tells the story of one unpopu-
lar IN her own court through her dis
OF its frivolous vice. There
are seven portraits. Other numbers
are New France Under British Rule. ="
Illustrated, by Henry Loomis Nelson.
and 'Pigot Way" also illustrated, a
bright story by Grace Livingston Fur
ness. "VivisectiOn and Brain Surgery"
Oy w. w. Keen, NJ. D., LII. D.. is an
Intensely interesting article.
Book News for June has for Phila.
ielphians an added interest in the
portrait of DR.. Horace Howard Fur ,
less, the detached frontispiece for this
number. The New Variorum Shakes !
)eare, edited by DR.. Furness, has made +
lis name known in every land where q
is loved. In the sketch
# the ife-wOrk of DR., Furness we read !
u an intended honor to our country =
nan proposed by the Birthplace Trus. t
ees OF Strattord n-AvOn, at their last b
annual meeting in May. ?
The usual news notes of the book f
worlds dOings are supplemented this
month by letter from Vernon" in
3erlin, Germany. Mr.. Dole's Boston
letter, Mr.. Williams gossopy article
IN new books and authors, entertain q
md enlighten the reading people who I
now Book News as their friend. The Il
descriptive price list of this months i
looks covers nearly twenty pages, and =
Includes a number of the newest I
french books to be had in this coun. I
ry. The pages are enlivened by au- r
new book illustrations. C
nd by cuttings of poetry from newly
ublished volumes of verse.