Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-30

Il Or let me come TO you :"
q JAMES WHITCoMB RILEY.
"The Ladies Home Companion, of
4 Springfield, o., has changed its name
to include all the women.
These words are attributed to Ma
bcmet: "Had L but two bits, with
one ] would buy bread, with the
other, hyacinths; for hyaclnths would
feed my soul"
The Overland Monthly varies an
soli custom by printing four or more
Fronts pieces.
An Oregon woman is author of IAN
Arctic Winter" in the April Over
iand-Mrs. Sophie E. Porter of AL
bany. Her husband was Q. S.
marshal of Alaska.
Demorest for May has timely il
Illustrated articles on Constantinople,
Inauguration AND Yvctte Guilbert, -
n strange juxtapostion but each
bone in most readable artistic style.
The May Scribner has a heavy H.
illustrated article on "The Workings Of
d Great Bank" fourth in the series on
the conduct of great business enter
brises which attracted SO much at
fention. The cover page is a richly
Illuminated gold color design,
The Oregon Secular Sunday school
quarterly published at Sllverton has
some excellent pages Of natural stud
les for children. The editor is }. E.
Hosmer.
Amalie Hofer writes of the great
Mothers congress at Washington in
the April kindergarten Magazine:
The great function performed by
that congress was the generating of
Feeling and sympathy, the awakening
pf on impulse in the right direction.
The occasion was less one of instruc-
tion than one Of inspiration. Mothers
are the hardest-worked class of bread
winners, who were entitled to rally
Ing inspirational meeting just as
much for the pleasure as for profit"
There is a suggestive article, "How
70 Beautify the School Grounds" by
Chas. r. Skinner in the "School Jour
nal' for March 9Th.
Senator Fredrick j. Turner has an
article on dominant Forces in West
ern Life" He describes a Populist as
IN American farmer who has kept in
advance of the economic and social
transformations that have overtaken
bhose who have remained behind.
This article in the April Atlantic is
Itself one of the signs of the times
pubic men will do we'll to heed.
+ One of the best magazine articles
of the season was the plea for the Viii
Hge improvement club IN the April
Midland Monthly.
Hamlin Garland's new book "Way-
slde Courtship" is to be published by
fhe Appletons.
Jeanette L. Glider in the "Critic"
Qsks: "What has any paper, much less
e literary journal to do with the pri-
Vate life of lady?" The question
doesn't appear to the editor of "Mid
land" to admit of any great variety of
answer.
This is not exactly literary, but it
is practical: Cut out this notice and
Forward it with ten cents, to the adj
Dress below, and you will receive a
ample copy of Demorest's Magazine;
containing Pattern Order which en-.
tltles the holder to any dress patterns
Illustrated in any number of the Mag
azine published during the last twelve.
mOnths, at the uniform price of four
cents each. Between thirty and
iorty patterns are usually illustrated
in one number, thus affording an al
most unlimited variety to select from.
Demorest Publishing Company, no
fifth avenue, New York.
Both literary and art students will
pe plunged into new atmosphere
" hen they open "The Parisian," an
Illustrated magazine of the choicest
literature. The plates are photo
Haphic reproductions. There are de-
prtments of book-chats and fashions.
compendium Of the best literature
nd art of France should interest all
ucated people. Address Carnegie
Nall, N. Y, Sl.5O year.
A new book of Indian stories Werner
Beed, is announced. It is to be
lied "Tales Of the Sun-Land" and
II be issued by the Continental
nblishing Co., New York and Lon
I'm, in April.
+ why when you see what is called a
penn In magazine NOWADAYS do yOul