The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-25
LITERARY NOTES.
GopEY's MAGAZINE.

our table Tor July, with fine bill OF fare.
1t has two water-color portraits, COM
plete illustrated novel, and a splendid
variety of short stories, sketches, poems,
fashion. news, shopping news, flower
talks, book reviews, etc. The illustra-
lions, plates and portraits are in the
highest style of art, and the magazine, as
whole, Is one of the very best for women.
Cooley is published at q Park row, New
York.
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL.
One hardly knows where to begin in
speaking of the rich contents of the July
number of this most popular and cheapest
OF periodicals. ''The Story of Five Pro-
posals'' will arouse the interest," OF girls.
Mrs. Wilcox asks and answers 'fCan q
Woman Reform a Mani" There are
charming stories, poems and all the de-
llghtiul miscellany that characterize the
Journal. Published by the Curtis Pub
fishing company OF Philadelphia for 81
per year.
The July number of the Jenaess Miller
Illustrated Monthly is full of interesting
matter, and Will while away many an idle
gress Of Women" s'Interviewing as an
Art by Mrs. Lynn Linton; '.Baths
and Bathing;'' ''Princess Bismarck at
Friedrichsruhe; '.The Ginee, or the
Hindu Family Queen of Bengal, - are
among the leading features. Price, 81 a
year. Published at 927 Broadway, New
York.
FRANK LEsLIE's.
All the leading features of Frank Les
les Popular MonthZg for July possess
timely and seosonable interest, in addi-
ton to their intrinsic attractiveness.
Conspicuous amongst these are Valerien
| Gribayedoff's article upon "The Sailors
of the Gar, - illustrated with portraits,
scenes on board the Dimitri Donskoi, and
pictures of the other vessels of the Rus
sian fleet. Then there is an intimate
personal sketch of the Infanta Eulalie,
with charming portrait reproduced
from her favorite photograph. l.. j..
Vance writes approximately of "Metro-
politan Life in Summer. Belle Hunt of
Hay Rauching in Texas" and Robert
Y. Toombs OF ''Gulf Coast Turpentine
Orchards and there are many other i'm
portant illustrated articles.
OVERLAND MONTHLY.
The Overland Monthly for July is the
midsummer number and appears In an
appropriate cover of cream and olive,
with design of roses around the ancient
grizzly. ltS contents, 100, are IN keeping
with the season. There are illustrated
out of-door papers on several interesting
subjects:
"Fort Ross" where the Russians had
a settlement in California for thirty years,
''The Fish Patrol, f" among the ''Dago"
fishermen of the upper bays, and Car
quinez straits, and "A Tremblor in Mad
Mule Nine" a thrilling account of an
earthquake experience. "The Panama
Canal" ''Some Hints to Farmers Ca
paper on cooperation as practised by the
Danish peasants), and a variety of other
| topics are also treated.
THE UNIVERSITY CHRONICLE,
published weekly by the students of the
University of Utah, has issued souvenir
number at the close of the academic year.
1t is of more than the usual interest in
the variety and excellence oil it's reading
matter and contains some fine eDgrav-
ings, among them portraits of the mem
bers of the faculty. Thses are all well
executed and are accompanied with briei
sketches of the lives of these preceptors
The Chronicle has been we'll edited and re-
fleets great credit on all its contributors