CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-09-27


Among the special features of the
Womsn's Home Companion for Octob-
er are The Recollections of { Mid
get" by the Countess Magri, formerly
the wife of General Tom Thumb; tn e
first part of an essay on Heroes and
Heroines," by Robert Grant; the first
of series Of travel articles by Lillian
Bell; description by Edgar Frwcett
of the famous pleasure-grounds about
London; the presentation of Pore Leo
XIII. in the light Of a housekoeper,
BY Edward Page CASTOR, and an arti-
Gle entitled The American Girl Musi-
clan Abroad by Edward A. Steiner.
These. together with the short stor-
les, several articles on Halloween and
the usual number of articles devoted
to the household. make this number
one of especial interest. Published
by The Crowell & Kirkpatrick Co.,
Springfield. Ohio; one dollar . year;
ten cents a copy; sample copy free.
One of the strongest corps Of art
ists ever maintained by magazine
will do the pictorial part of The La
dies Home Journal during 1901. The
list includes Edwin A. Abbey. Howard
Pyle, A. B. Frost, W. L. Taylor, Solo
mon Solomons, Max6eld Parrish. Frank
v. DuMond, Alice Barber Stephens,
VIII Bradley. Louis Loeb, Henry Hutt,
Henry 0. Tanner. the negro-painter;
Reginald B. Birch. and ten or fifteen
others. Some of the most prominent
in the list will give their services ex-
clusively to the Philadelphia magazine.
Especial interest will attach to q
special article in the Campaign Num-
Der of McClure's Magazine. entitled
The Strategy of Natiocal Campaigns"
This article in the October issue will
describe some Of the most striking
strategic measures adopted BY Presi-
Dental campaign leaders during the
past twenty-five years, concerning
which almost nothing has hitherto
been divulged to the public at large.
The author. doubtless because Of the
prominent part he has played in the
struggles he describes, prefers to
write anonymously. Mr.. Hambidge's
portraits illustrating tie articles are
of unusual originality and merit.
The Horse Thief is the title Of a
s'ory by E. Hougn which will appear
| +, the October number Of McClure's.
1t tells how four Western ranchmen,
as they innocently would have put it.
attempted to run of a bunch" Of
several hundred horses up in Mon
fanny" The way to run of bunch
of horees.- according to the story.
is to start 'em good an fast, and
keep 'em a-goin?"
+ + +
The Saturday Evening Post for
September % is Especial double nun :
Der. The plan of The Saturday Even.
ing Post is TO give each week maya
zine of the best current literature
that will equal in literary quality and
Illustration to the monthlies. The
cover of this double is by Gibbs, and
in color. The opening feature is the
first installment of Gilbert Parker's
new serial, The Lane that Had No
Turning. Those who have read this
story pronounce it the strongest
work that Mr.. Parker has yet done.
United States Senator Albert ]. Bev-
eridge, Of Indiana, has a brilliant
paper on Facing the World at Fifty,
in which he marshals an imposing
array of successes after the half cen.
tury mark had been passed. Major
James B. Pond contributes two pages
Of "reminiscences Of Mark Twain. Civ
ing for the FIRST time letters and an
ecdotes referring to his last lecture