The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-15
LIPPlNCOT'S MAGAZINE 1899
Thrty-Second Annual Announcement

W IPPINCOTT'' Is always distinctly r0pnlar
i. Ia the character al lis literature. TITS BOC
Nj u newspaper school book, tor II rlclOrial.
IL ylns no ln,,ratlons ~ gM,s ,sn,n, I'll the
matter A.'r,ti'il'. :. 10 S"r'ai.. EARN Il ln,-
her and each article Is ,."lr I" l. i'~tf. IL
therefore appeals especipI ; . II creasing
humber OF persons who object ~ si'T ". TO lie
continued in Cur next
/. Will continue to pursue ils c,l-known
course, retaining The feature which n,adc u es
pccially attractive, Complete Novel in each
issue.
AS heretofore, more regard will lie paid to the
substance and style OF contributions Than TO the
signai ufcs, and The work Of new r., when
marked by Intrinsic merit and practical avalla.
blity, with br presented rs chccriuily MS that OF
authors whose reputation was long ago made.
We cannot annourceihc entire programme for
the year, because Lippncott's Is always open,
not only TO new contributors. bur on occasion TO
the speedy use OF their compositions whereas,
a detailed prospectus means that a Magazine
Is COmnitted ed 10 the 81 0ries annOuncedla lar ahead,
irrespective Of the reception OF what may De
superior matter. For instance, Mrs. Burton lIar-
r.suu's novel, IA our November issue, was not
Included ia our announcement for ls9S.
1899 will he q wOman's year IN fiction. Novels
VIII he offered from several pens hitherto nl.-
known To The general public and ore we'll
known author, entering on a hcll somewhat
different IRON that In which she has previously
worked, prefers In Green Wsthes,' TO be anon
ymous.
The following is a partial list q the novels
and other matter which may be expected during
1889:
"CHRIsTIAN REIDr (ARs. TIERNAN,) } well
known by her work In this Magazine and else.
where. win give, In princess Nadine a Ru''
sian-Amerlcan story. the scene OF which Is In
Italy.
ANNA robson BROWN writes a romantic
story, "The House OF Pan" It's action Is ma'nl,
nt the I1uul IA hDrlpr towards The close [ /, he
'ast century.
! MISS LAFAYETTE NcLhWS. daughter OF
+ the Confederate general - mat name. makes
her debut with stirring southern tale. "rhe
| Mystory Of Mr. Cain"
: ISABEL WHITLEY reviews the French wars
oi long ago. ana carries her young hero INTO the
B Italian campaigne or l5ll.l2. "For the French
Lilies" is written with iull knowledge Of those
remote times. and with excellent pictorial ana
/ narrlye ably.
MRS. ULARlNDA PENDLETON LAMAR,
whose shot Nirginan stories IN THIS Magazine
have won deserved admiration, IN 1.-The Sport OF
circumstances moves her characters between
Georgia. New York and England, and Darrates
a delightfully."- unconventional, International love
affairs.
Soy ~. critic, novelist, aud poet. tells. IN "Ro
shlynd,'s Lovers" a tale OF love ana wheels
moving chiefly In the middle West.
I National. International. Political, Historical
Dnd Biographical Subjects will be handled by
Felix l.. oswald, George Il. Walsh, Charles Nor
ris. Austin BierbOwer ID. q. Kellogg and others
TOPICS RELATING TO NATURE and scIenc,
viii be- dirt lsscd ny Dr. &. q. Abbott, DR.. II. Is
BuShOre, John 4. Bennett. Albert q. Evans ant
others.
LITERARY AND SOCIAL ESSAYS viii b,
furnished by Df. A. J.. Brnedlci. william 4
LIfned. Edmund Leigh Pell Emily $. Whiteley
FrnhclnS Zegler and others.
suoRT gTDIiIES in prpn variety Will con
from Joseph A. hlisheer. Henry I!Olc0mb, II III
BrnDOt, Geraldine Bonner. fmOgen Bonner
Theodore Gallagher. Dora Reed Good9le. Owel
Hill. WIN n. iihrben william X. LightOn. jas
II. Perry, &. y. Revere ana many others
a yearly subscription 10 good magazine ha
become "A most popular ana acceptable git.
any one desiring 10 subscribe Tor this purp0s
viii notify w, We VIII send tho recipient an ni
trac'iye card whlchw have prepared with thu
OBJECT IN view.
OLsPyISCOTI'. MAGAZINE.
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