Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

LITERARY NOTES.
When his present American visit Is
concluded Conan Doyle viii write IN
3rtlcle Tor tina Ladies Home Journal
on American women. telling, HOW
I Your Monsn Impressed Me-"
What the lats Franklin B. GoWen,
| Dfes4eut Or tue eadln. railroad. Gait
"a the greatest schievement ever made
4 by detective Is the subject OF the
! finitertOn adjective article In sicClure's
! Tor December. and describes now James
kicPhariand overthrow the Molly Ma
| CURES.
e'he December number Of the Forum
4 VIII contain Il notable article By Mt.
| II. y. Hepburn. eX-comptrplier OF the
/ currency and president of the Third
/ National bank Of New York, on the
1 Bnltimore plan OF currency reform.
which was lately indorsad By the bank
/ ers' conveutiOn--rhe fullest explanation
I OF mis- plan 10 provide an elastic cur
repcy that has yet appeared.
The question Is an important one as
/ 10 wheater The Mormons VIII control
/ the new state Of Utah after its admis-
sion into the Union, and at some time
revive pDyFamy. The question whpth-
i er the polygamists viii control this new
state VIII be discussed In the December
\ Forum by Mr. Glen Miller well In
! formed resident Of salt Lake city.
I
/ brarf contains twelve Instructive auto
| Biographical articles By w. h. II.
| tIecky. the historian, Frederic Harrison,
| Archdcacon Fnrrar. Prof John Tyndall,
| Edward a. Freeman, George Ebers,
onward Everett Hale. Prof A. Z.
| Peabody, Prof. Simon Newcomb. Ed
ward Eggleston, Prof u l.. Glider
sleeve and President Timothy Dwight
| Twenty-Five cents n copy.
The second Napoleon articles In Nc
| Cures Tor December present fourteen
more portraits Of Napoleon, showing
him al the dime he suddenly became
the greatest man Of his day. The story
OF his love FOR Josephine and marriage,
aud his extraordinary campaigns in
italy and and Egypt, and his marvel-
Gus rise TO the supreme head OF France,
Is fully told Ia this number
The quaint little women Of Kate
| GreenaWay are to be seon IN q mag
nzine Tor the first time since their cree
auon, Miss dreenaway has heretofore
always drawn them Ia color ana FOR
book publication. Now. however, she
l nt work upon a special series Of her
curious tots Tor the Ladies' Home Jour
baL ana la TINT periodical they Will
1ltcrnute with a new series Of Palmer
1, funny Brownies.
on The FIRST day OF July. 1871. q small
railway publication issued FOR the iirst
tlme In October OF the same year
he entire plant Of the publishers WAS
swept away by the greatest coniagrl-
ION known to history Despite this RE-
verse which would have put a qulstus
% an enterprise lcss spirited both
thc plant and publication IN remarks
ably short time were on foot again,
stronger and better than before, The
book now contains nearly 100 pagos.
and is the official organ OF tho tr1yel-
ng public, j IS Indispensable To- busl-
] FHIH III % 10,
any library Ask your dealor ior the
Ruud-McNduy Railway Guide or SUBJ
Suribe through tine home Office, lj5
Adnms street. Chicago.
Frank Leslic's Popular Monthly for
December IS one Of the earliest to APP
pear, aud certainly one OF the most
brilliantly attractive, Of The illustrated
aiduy magaZiurs llH illuminated COW
er promises ruh feast Within, aud
ihis promise is abundgntly fulfilled.
The leading paper Is an original com
rlbuton from the famous EgyptJlogilt
ami r0manccr. Or, GroiE Ifbers. cnil-
lied My Tomb In ThebcS profugcly H.
Illustrated with Views taken IN Egypt
expire Sly TO accompany H. O-her not
nllc articles in this number are: Liy-
Ing Pictures on Broadway. written aud
illustrated by the wei known artist,
n .yt5nW u H.s own vivid
style. The Old aud the New In Japan.
formation by Ernest W. Clement;
Ghosts OF Raycnna, by Vernon Ice,
| Nluh some highly artistic pen drawings
and Nquarellca by A. Cuaeolmhnnl; A
iHhlne sanctuary tSubiaco the cradle
. ! " The BeueIistlugsi by H. C. Vauslt-
TART ana the Historic Hudson. with a
score OF beautiful wood cnEraylngs,
raere are, moreover complete short
stories by Eta " Price, Martha Me-
Cullooh williams Grace stuart Reid
q VlrglnlD Halen. Horny 1yrrcll and
others, and poems hy Atluna Irving Il,
~ Dayil. Lillian whiting and H. ID.
Rnwnjley
b SOME Important articles which VIII
appear In carly numbers OF the New
England Magazine are Old Mink street
, by Hamilton A. I'm; Round About
d Monadn1ck. by Or Edward Emerson
/. Horace Mann. by Frank A, I'M, secre'
tary OF the MaWaChuscttg board OF ed.
@ ucatlon. Harriet Boechcr stowe by
q George WINS Cooke; Sir William Pop,
perall and the Capture OF t.ousburg Old
4, New England songg Dartmouth Col
lCge, the Harvard AnneN LAwcll Mason
p Halcigh's Lost Colony, the Part Of Mas
Il sachusetts Men In the Ordinance OF
I, 1851, The Bostpn Public Library anC
~ New England In chicago by Eiwart
!. l8han The series OF articles on oui
? towns VIII be continued With Bgs
y cawen by charles Chpretou Coffin ana
- l-ltchucll, Connecticut Or. Samuel A
l Green OF the Massachusetts Historical
society VIII contribute The Srvpla
!, Places Called Groton, telling OF M,
T. old English Groton, the home OF Win
Is | throp, ana the various American Gro.
z Ions, The history and antlouitieS 81
II Boston Will not be neglected Man,
y strong articles on social, political ant
Z, educatlon subjects win be puhushc,
- IA the coming year and poetry ans
y fiction will be VOL raprpenntrN