The record-union., 1899-11-06

of Great Pictures the publishers an
nounce a series of twelve articles OF
famous paintings by renowned artists
Biographical and Pictorial" embrace
ing reproductions of famous paintings
with a biographical sketch OF the ar
lists who painted them. The pretoria
represents both the reproduction OF the
nude in art as we'll as other pictures
famous for their beauty and artlstle
value. Also beginning with the Novem-
Der issue, series of twelve articles On
"The Piano and Piano Teaching in
America" by Walton Perkins, Associate
Director Sherwood School of Music
These articles embrace a history OF
music in America. Many other articles
on art contribute to make this lead
ing art magazine of America. Sample
copy 10 cents, of The White City Art
Company. Chicago ILL.,
1.-The Forum for November (New
York; has these valuable papers: How
Shall Puerto Rico be Governed?" Hon
H. K. Carroll, Commissioner to Puerto
Rico; Spain, Living or Dying?" Hon.
j. L. M. Curry, ex-United States Min
lister to Spain; THE Finnish Question,
Rudolph Eucken; What the World Owes
to France" Jacob Schoenhof; Civil
Service by Special Training" Hoffman
Atkinson; 1.-The Problem of an Amerl-
can Marine-A Reply" A R. Smith;
"Philadelphia's Water: A Story Of Num-
cipal Proscrastination," Clinton r.
Woodruff; Educational Problems OF
the Twentieth Century" c. F. Thwing
1.-THE Attitude of the Workers in Europe
and America" T. Mann: "Chinese Rail-
road and Mining Concessions" Charles
DENLY, Jr. ''Will Chinese Development
Benefit the Western World?" John p.
Young; Last Winters Tragedies of the
Sea-" Captain A. G. Proud; Mr.. Nc
Carthy's "reminiscences, Professor
William P. Trent.
''Harper's Magazine" (New York;,
very profusely and elegantly illustrated,
has these leading features for Novem-
Der: "Washington's Farewell Dinner:
His Toast to the President elect. +"
frontispiece; Boston at the Century,
End Sylvester Baxter; THE First
American: His Homes and His House
holds. Part III. In Philadelphia and
Germantown" Leila Herbert; Whilon-
vile Stories. " Shown Off,
Stephen Crane: Gray VOLTS Daugh.
ter" a sketch, Hinook- Mahiwi-K ilinaka
lAngel de Coral; Climbing Mount So
rata" Sir Martin Conway; Path OF
the Storm Marie Van Worst: THE
Trouble Brothers-Bill and the Wolf"
Ga sketch, Frederick Remington; ''The
Princess Xenia-A Romance part
NIII). II. B. Marriott Watson: Poor
Miss Pym-A Story" Ada C. Sweet;
"Indias Threshold, Julian Ralph;
America in the Pacific and Far East"
Hon. John Barrett; Their Silver Wed
ding Journey" "a novel. part XII, Will
lam Dean Howells; Siberia. Tie
Conquest Archibald R. Colquhoun;
THE BARRIERS Wooing' "a story, Kath-
airline S. MacQuoid; Cuba in Suspen-
sion.'' Charles NJ. Pepper; The Draw
err with Introductory story by Edward
w. Townsend; Literary Notes." John
kendrick Bangs.
'.McClure's Magazine for November
richly and very freely illustrated, has
these prominent and attractive features
among others: Sir Henry Irving" "a
portraiD, frontispiece; 1.-TWO Thousand
Miles in the Antarctic Ice," DR.. Freder-
lex A. Cook; The Planters Qrish love
story, Shan F. Bullock; Black Friday
September n, 1861 George S. Bout
we'll; THE Herb Called Hearts Ease, ;"
William Allen White; Progress" "a
story, Sarah Barnwell Elliott; 'Sir
Henry Irving-His Career on the
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Letters to Her Husband" Helen Wat
terson Moody; Decatur and the Phil
adelphia,' the Rev. Cyrus Townsend
Brady; THE Chinese Eastern Railway. .
Alexander Hume Ford; Monsieur
Bibis Boom Boom" Ga story, H. J. ".
Dam; THE Story of the Blackfoot," w.
A. Fraser.
THE Coming Age" for November est.
Louis and BOSTON, has many papers
Chief among them are these, in addi-
ton to the several departments: Art
Outlook for America F. Edwin Ell
we'll: ''X-Ray Vision. or Supernormai
Sight Frank w. Brett, M. D.; 1.-THE
New Therapeutics, r. Osgood Mason.
NJ. D.: Miss Wizards Christian So
cialism,' Eltweed Pomeroy; The Po-
ems of Emerson" Charles Malloy:
1.-The Man With the Hoe, From An
other Point of View" e. P Powell:
sTurgot-Statesman. Philosopher and
Man" b. o. Flower; Eugene Sues
Conception of Labor and Poverty"
Frank Mcleod; Mind Evolution" Ju
MUS l.. Hempstead: The Outlook for
Peace" Benjamin F. Trueblood: THE
Supreme Sphere Above Humanity and
Its Demands" Professor ]. R. Buchan-
an. Nj. D.; "A Thanksgiving Story"
Mrs c. X Reifsnider
The Ladies Home Journal for No
vember Phiiadelphia) in a new and
tractive. Mrs. Margaret E. Sangster,
for ten years editor of "Harper's Ba-
gar" is now added to the journal,
editorial corps. The publication OF
what mas been. planned to be the most
complete and up-to-date authority on
etiquette begins in a series of articles
called Good Form for All Occasions"
by Mrs. Burton kingsland A. w. Smith
of Stanford University makes his first
appearance in this number. The Jour
nal'' has added Mrs Janet Mckenzie
Hill of the Boston Cooking School to
its domestic editorial corps, thus COM
pleting a trio of unusually strong do
mestfc writers: Mrs. S. T. Rorer, Miss
Maria Parloa and Mrs. HILL The Rev
Cyrus Townsend Brady, author of For
Love of Country and For the Free
dom of the Sea-" is writing his expert
ences and adventures as "A Missionary