Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-07
Notes.

Literary Notes.
Lovers of art will find much in the Febru-
ary number of the Art Amateur TO interest
and .,lease them.
Dodd Mead g. 70 announce for . -, r,v nub.
| ~lication i'm the spring Jerome X. JeTome's
'~Three Men on a Birycie -.
Tho Eehr,ary n,n,ber of What To Eat
nrasents a unioue Cover desipn and The
usual Interesting contents " "N No
Tha Tahr,ar[ nnn,har 90 +bo Aror;co,
me te5rpary nunpeT OF inc AneLiCan
its second volume and its first wear,
r,r, o1;tior 90 Iohn Mor,t, ,-iroon,s
20 n " ;, u q n in y i 1orh M, Niar ~, hahEGint
IJt,i iihieii III TSLtHti AZ" viii De iSSueu
w II cohipa"S.
In Frederic Bancroft,s Life of William
Henry Seward which will be published
by the Harners some UNI during the com
ing nlohIn' we are prnrnlseu a plosraphE OF
'tote .nhi "'"in"'S "'eieS''
Eignt thousand manuscripts were received
year Just closed. tEach was given a careful
reading. but out of the entire number only
elshty were Iouhd worthy OF puolcatlon.
The Bookman is now entering upon the
SKIN year OF IT'S eXistence. me hrSt num-
per aPpearea IN ftprVarE; iHso, IL com
Tra : 10 im arnt has =, Sttenelon IA ana Amos,
literary journal IN America.
The COPYRIGHT and plates of The Heav-
enlN wins nave been purchased by street
q smith from me Cassell furnishing com
d ne" rultioii o inns WORK OF me market
"t noP"i"' PRICES d an carry ua'e'
', >SS'' .''o - Ia ''iNA
are always anticipated eagerly, very largely
from the entnnsiaSm which Is bound to be
'VhNen"d by the heautiful cOlored ~illuStra.
Iions OF sptne native wiz Hover or fern,
on ol whlch Is lhcIuued IN each issue.
Jhe Forum for February contains many
hrtiGl ,oi, Of great merit, Yearly az written
General Den Beer Poortrgael of the Fol-
land privy council contributes the leading
article on The Relation of England to the
Trarsvaal."
American readers will have an opportunitv
to become familiar nth the most striking
work which Rene Bazin. one Of the most
thus far done, in the translation of "Thc
Perishing Land which is to be published
serially in the Living Age.
Messrs. Richard G.. Badger & Co. an
%nOunce the engagement Of Mr.. Karl stephen
Hermann as editor of the Literary Review
during the coming wear; Mr.. Hcrmann's
books and authors long since made his
name familiar to all lover" Of unbiased crit
Several interesting numbers have been
added 10 the Riverside literature Series
since the beginning of the school year.
Chaucer's "ProloGue,' and THE KNIGHTS
Tale ard "Tho Nuns Priests Ta'e "
hooks I, vi, N%II and XIV of Homer's
'Tliad." translated by William cullen Bry-
Dr.ira ror r.hr,,rr 10 - ,oo,oior,s NOV,
th oVt'r ~ ports IT, 80 roS, Go,s "m" ~ .b = M" nn
y,,ronmert tbronch The gatea' r. onchant-
mant 70 ror'nf lands an Meas , nae ~
The south natmrailv claims a r,pomaerance
Of snsen. for there the o~9oTtIn'tioT Of out-
door l,fe ara in M way restricted nv r,I-
matte conditions.
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: 70 ,aorrior 81, anrr"rrinto tho+ ,bo col
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'ousmltm NHiaii,' M "a s"outu Ie -
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