The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-11-08

color printing are seen IN the pictures
Illustrating an outdoor paper by Maurice
Thompson, in which the reader is trans
ported to the shores oil the Gulf of
/, Mexico.
The ends of the earth will be laid
under tribute for the 1901 volume of
The Youths Companion, Statesmen,
diplomats, Travellers, Trappers, Indian
Fighters, Cow-P Punchers and Self-Made
Men and Women of Many Vacations
will contribute to the entertainment of
young and old in Companion homes.
Theodore Roosevelt will write upon
tary of the Treasury will answer the
question, "What is Money!" Frank T..
Bullen, the old sailor who spins fascin :
ating yarns of life at sea, will contrib
ute story. w. d. Howells will describe
the relations between young Contribu-
tors and Editors" Paul Leicester Ford
will write about "The Man of the Die
tionary"--Noah Webster. There is no.
space here to begin to tell of the good
things already provided for readers of
the new volume of The Youths Cor:-
panion-interesting, instructive, inspir-
.ing--from the pens of famous men and
women.
Illustrated Announcement of the 1921
volume and sample copies of the paper
sent free to any address.
All new subscribers who send in their
subscriptions now will receive not only
the 52 issues of The Companion for
1901, but also all the issues for the re-
naming weeks of 1900 free from the
time of subscription, besides the beau.
tiful puritan Girp Calandar for 1907,
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The November number of The House
hold is exceptionally noteworthy. The
cover, drawn especially for The House
hold. is executed in two colors, and tells
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ways and is in itself a work OF art
The stories are from such well-kncwn
writers as Sophie SWEET, Will Allen
Dromgoole, and J. L. Harbour.
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OF the twelve articles which make III
the November Forum, the leading two
by Charles Dick and Charles A. Towne
namely, "Why the Republicans shoulc
be Endorsed" and Reasons for Demo
cratic Success" will undoubtedly b,
taken up for first reading on accoun
of the impending election. Mr.. Dick pre-
sents {, very strong case for the Repub
| lican Party by contrasting the various
achievements of that party during it
tenures of Office, and the almost invaria
bic prosperity which has attended Re
publicans administrations, with TIL
change and uncertainty in business con
| ditions which seem to have been tn
companions of the Democratic Part
when in Office.
The great Trans Siberian Railway
described by Henry Norman in his Sc
ries on Russia Of Today leads tn
| November number Of Scribner's Maga
zine. This railway is the commercial an
political key to the Far East. and MI
Norman travelled its entire length S
far as completed, to Lake Baikal an
beyond. He describes the wonderful in
dustrial possibilities of the countr
which he passed and gives an entirel
new idea of Siberia.
With its November issue the Centur
Magazine begins year of romance, dun
1 ing which many of the most famous liy
ing writers Of fiction will contribute t
| the magazine short stories, novels Q
novelties. The reception accorde
"The Helmet of Navarro" begun /
| August number, indicates that the pre-
posed departure will be popular one.
A new story by Robert Barr, entitle
"The Wizard of Wall Street." in Ey
erybodys Magazine for November, ha
never been exceeded in its quality OF ir
terest by anything from the pen of tn;
popular writer. In its conception {
certain Wall street types it is peculiarl
true to life.
| The true story of whole company
modern Monte Cristos is TO be found
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