The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-14
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me North American Review for Sep
temper presents as IT'S opening feature 4
contribution from ihe ben Of his t>'.i
len ~ SIR Alfred Moloney, enutled "Fron,
49, 10 Gold standard in British
H., ityN ai!l,ts. John NJ. StahL secretary OF
we iAFm"re National Congress and PAN
AMERICAN Agricultural Parliament. Ask.
Are tEe Farmers Populists - and ur,irr
'hs uue OF "America's Duty to Ameri-
Iii7 IN lurkeN. pr, cyrus Hamlin adj
d'essr~ "a open letter to senator sherman
~. Hrnait OF the American missionaries
~ vac. ''t@man empire; Key. Professor
w. D. II. On iH-r furn.- shes suggestive
cay On I'm" Plague of city Noses 3"
'ar INSIGHT into English politics OF
''.'@ y "h Aih,d ttum "a pcrusdl OF The
l.Nt SESSION Of Parliament" hy Justin
NJ 'arthy. ~ T., wnile in AN lndustr.al
Opportunity for America" r. Sewers
;ut 'AatinIIy treats OF the cultivation OF
Ihc fiction features OF the September
number Of Ev'ry Month are two hort
s.'iieS hy stephen Crane and sautandcr
Math while he music portion compr SIS
a waltz by Richard Goerdior ana a dance
4N n. e. it-'ndrl, together with several
iv.lals n.y. nscNr Neru' ami Raymond \.
hi"WN". Ihc second paper in the series
hy Arthur Hoeber. relative TO American
women in art holds the work of Matilda
~. wn NJ 20 admiration while y. j,
possible abdication OF queen Victoria.
In beautifully illustrated articles. en-
t4cI seriousness in Art" 10y George
G'un@, ara Wild Flowers OF the Rocky
Mountains" by Andrew carlisle Carson.
"hieH appear IN The MouLhly illustrator
ana Home and Country, Now York, for
September, nature and art are oharmiug-
~ represented. In the former. mAry of
Oh" Illustrations are rcproiuctions OF cole
DRAFTED paintings IN thc CorcprAn Art Cal
ierN. Washington. d, G. in the latter
the Illustrations are from originals by the
author.
In outing for September two excellent
complete stories and many delightful
sketches 'ot outdoor life furnish a most
acceptable variety. The Illustrations aye
humorous and good. The frontispiccc,
stalking antelope Is full Of character. and
me fuil-page drawings of moose calling,
y hlnk, shooting rail etc, are gems IN
thcir way. The number opens with The
Secret OF the Pines" hy H. NJ Hoke. in
which The author weaVcs u pleasant ro-
nance about mo haunts OF suspects ID
mooushiuers The second complete story.
The Courtship of Jack Curtis" by George
GLADDEN., u an Adirondack romance. Win
"a thrilling climax. such as deer hanter-
one Of the profitable results of the
present agitation OF the silver question &
concise state meut IN the September Re-
View OF Reviews of The pros ami cons OF
Tho question. Would Amcrirnn Free
Coinage Double the Price OF silver IN
til' AAAhfAN OF tue " bIll ne AiAAAlN-
alive view l. supported by charles b.
Spahr, rhD., OF New York. and the mega.
i've by Professor j, Laurence laughlir
OF Chicago. Each OF these writer's Is 4
recognized authority on the question OF
the standards.
The Bookman for September has sew
cral valuable articles. The ninth number
OF the papers ON Living Critics" is OF
Henry James with por,rait. Tho serial
% Kate Csuuesie- by Ian Mct.aren. con
tainl among the Illustrations one OF the
Free Kirk OF Drumtochty, of which lr
Watson dan McIIron was at one tim,
minister, together with many o. III,
places made sweet to tho lovers OF " Be
side the Bonnie iIrier Bush"
one OF the most pressing National prob
lens, and at the same time one OF the
hardest io solve. Is WhHt the goNor meat
rs to do 10 obtain from the Pacific rlil'
WAYS The millions owing by. them 20 Il
and NOW coming due. Dr. J y. DAVIS.
one or the foremost authorities on this
subject, has contributed an elaborate
paper TO the September annals n the
American Academy. in which he DISCUSSES
the Pacific railway question In all It's