The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-27
Among the MAGAZINES.

Gunton's Magazine for July contains many admirable
Opportunity" by Hayes Robbins, nd True Amercansm
by Hon George Frisbe Hoar being reprint of Senator
Hoars great Philippine speech.
The July Parsons contains an article on az the
Man of the Hour by 7. H. Williams, which is character
the British general many short stories Of merit and tho
continuation OF Cutclife Hynes More Adventures Of Cap
tain Kettle"
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Physical Culture for July contains number of inter
esting articles on hygiene gymnastics and physical deye
Uses by Dr. Percival AN Open Air Gymnasium also by
Dr. Percval, and City Children by DIR. Oswald
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Ten Story Book contains stories by Dorothy Dix Buffalo
Bill, Rudyard Kiplng and others making interesting
number.
Harper Bazaar for July opens with perhaps its i'm
porant article The Strenuous Life for Girls" by Dr.
Henry Van Dyke Robert J. Burdee writes Have Wo-
men Sense OF Humori' Z, Nesbs novel, THE Red
babies, jeie and jams millinery
and article I'm Jocund Vein" Altogether the num-
Der is a very bright and interesting one
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The Gulf States Historical Magazine Thomas w, Owen,
editor, published at Montgomery Ala, is magazine
which will be published binonthiy II will prove valua-
bic aid the special student besides being of interest
the general reader The first article is the Beginnings
OF French Settlement OF the Mississippi Valley by Peter
J. Hamilton perhaps the most important article Besides
the departments other articles John Adars Obser
vations Men and Affairs in the Old Southwest 1909
Life by Barnard Ship; The Tragedy of the Cmmis-
sariat," by John w. DuBose Texas Newspaper Files in
the Library OF Congress- "Postmasers of the Principal
Cities of the Gulf States Montgomery New Orleans Pen
sacoa > Colonel Edward Lacey Of the Revolution and Some
OF His Descendants. by Thomas w. Owen; Documents
The Atlantic Monthly for July begins with article on
Keeping the Fourth OF July by the editor in which
patriotic truths recalled the attention of the Amer
lean people in forcibe and entertaining style II. d.
Sedgwck, Jr writes of Certain Aspects Of America.
William F. Willoughby has article entitled Two Years
Legislation Rico Fresh Leaves from Emerson
Diary Walks with Eery Claiming, it is exceedingly in
resng article revealing does the unique personalities
OF Emerson and of Claiming The Negro Another View
by Andrew Sledd is written from regrettabe anti South
point OF view with lack OF knowledge which is only
equalled by its prejudice Race Prejudice in the
Philippines by James A. lie Roy makes plain another
problem in those unhappy islands Walter Paer, by I'd
ward Dowden will be read with interest by all book lovers
and admirers that wonderful styst Gerald Stanley Lee
tertaning manner. Books. New and Od Landor's Po
etry by W. Boynon will send lovers of poetry back 70
the OF that admirable lyric poet There Other
articles and particularly good Contributors Club
The North American Review for July contains article
by Thomas A. Edison the great inventor, The Storage
Battery Motor Car" Mr. Charles II. Cramp writes
article the Effect of the Steamship Merger Amer
lean Shpbuilding" THE Three Franeeseas, by Edit
Wharton the novelist; is OF the most interesting art
ele that has recently appeared in the magazines deal
with Mr. Stephen Phillips drama which has recently beer
played in London Mr. Gabriel dAnnnnIios drama dealing
with the subject with the title which Eleanof
puss has played In Italy aud 10 present next season