The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-09

nadozen articles treating various phases Of this
0ee are done by Secretary Wilson and Other exnerts r
A. Newell J. W Powell Charles ID Ws,r,,, - $500, u,
nsn ana by Thomas f. Walsh president ~ n. N.ti,i
association The array Of information on this .b
et gwen in the February National is far greater than
ever presented in any other magazine Al bs Nt;is
neRts are stronger than ever-beer written and better
sasi ne magazine is growing rapidly and in the most
Tomas Estrada Palma, the first president of Cuba. will
- ny nateh success his life story, and what he in
govern. " ~ oe" CHOSEN 70
Robert Bars short story THE King WEEDS" an
romance has been secured for the March number Of
Edwin Markham, the famous author Of "rhe Man With
W oe mas written new poem, which will appear in the
April Success II entitled u Shall Arise and n svm
boic Of Eastertde This Is the FIRST noer1 NJ MIIar
has written since "A Collect for Thanksgiving" which ap-
peared in Success last The poem said to be one
o' the most powerful the great poet has written
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The February Century it is announced will be rich in
personal interest First of ALL it will contain literary
md in the shape of diary of a visit to Mount Vernon
century ago including important conversations had with
General Washington by the writer Polish poet patriot
VINO was companion of Koscuszko in this country second
an authoritative anecdoal article The Salon of the
Princess Mahilde the distinguished niece OF Napoleon
whose house center of the best society Of Paris third
paper OF intimate "reminiscences OF Browning in Venice by
the poets friend ard hostess the late Mrs Arthur Bronson
whose house in Venice similarly muchSrequeued fourth
some characteristic Glimpses OF Lincoln" with UNIQUE
and unpublished portrait of the president and last Of all ar
amusing "Reminiscences Of lecture by Artemus Ward at
Springfield, Mass
The Womans Home Companion for February is notable
tor ITS tmeliness "Washirgton's Neglected Birthplace
he Carnival OF Mardi Gras and article the singer
Schumann-Henk are especially appropriate to the
Deeds OF Heroism of Women in the Civil War tells OF tn,
bravery of two army Marriage Customs illus
rate the queer ceremonies in Arabia and Zuluand 'Wom
ems Club Houses and the reproductions Of paintings
by BurneJo make attractive pictorial features The fc
ton includes the final chapters Of THE Rencsrnaton
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by T. l. Sahin and The Maecans Once Boys" by Tudor
jerks Published by the Cromwell kirkpatrick company
Springfield, Ohio
The February issue Of the Ladies' Home Journal opens
with the first part OF Miss Portors OF tn,
South, Those Days in Old Virginia, illustrated by W.
Taylor This il followed by Joseph Bethens OF The
Girls Of Flat c. tale OF four girls who established baehe
ors hall" and the third nstament OF The Russels IL
Chicago clever satire the way they do things in thu
Western metropolis most interesting and timely coutri
button is My Impressions OF American Women" by hi
cSeellency Wa Tng-farg, Chinese minister the Unitoc
States Clifford Howard describes Nine Modjekas para
disc OF horne in Southern California and Franklin r
Wiley writes Of "The Summer Homes of WelKnown PEG
pie telling and showing where such famous folk Pader
ews and Marion Crawford ard dozen others spend tn
months. For the children are The Journals PUBL
School" new game and description Of how to maxi
Smoke pictures The editorial is given up to the frs
OF the Mothers Meetings. department which will ap
pear intervals hereafter and several clever an
short stories printed in Under the Evening Lamp" Ii
the departmental section Edward Howard GrPgs talks Of
education continue; Mrs Sangser mas special page 10
"When Days of Illness Come and all the regular depart
ments maintain the high standard Of the magazine. Tn
Valentine is by Henry HUT and the pictorial feature
include page of attractive pictures OF dogs and
double page showing "Ihc College Girl in Music an
Drama. By the Curtis Publishing company Philadelphia
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Advanced spring and styles pictured in tn
American Queen for February Dainty embroidery design
arc also shown and the Beauty and Toilet and "Domesti
Science departments up the usual high standard
Articles on "A Mothers Duty Her Daughters, Throws
on Her Own Resources In the Home Circle and "Exer
else for Growing Girls" particularly interesting TIL
cover in red and black is Of the Malcolm Strauss sere
and is very attractive
The Cosmopolitan is fortunate in its fiction Tor February
Stories of love and humor from the pens Of ia
nous authors make the Mdwinter Fiction Number vital
interesting IS. COIN Son" by Zangwil, deals with tn
Adjudication Of Jew and the inevitable tragedy of his Low
for an English girl whose prejudice umphs he
nober feelings In The Valley OF the Dead Thomas
Janvier pictures the struggle OF dashng enginee
between love and duty. Mr. MacGlowries Widow is tn
title of Western story in Bret Hares happiest vein
nThe Fish" is one OF E. W. Kembes best humorous skts
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The February number Of Story Book is out and is
of the best numbers Of this clever and entertaining nagazn
vet issued This number naugurates policy Of tn
npbther and appears with design Hereafte
il is announced the will be changed monthly Til
leading story is thrilling and tragic tale by Cyrus owr
send Brady entitled The Last Tribute to His Genius
the series OF short story masterpieces the selection is 9TH
Legend Of the Enchanted Soldier by Washington lrvingto
charles Eugene Banks author of "a Child Of the Sun an
IN Hampton Bends" contributes Queen Pony and H.
Canfeld THE Blow Of Tancred." Other stSes 9TH
ost Title by George Chambers at the Gates Of the City
bv Edgar Welton D. Cooley; With Dog That Curse
God" BY Thompson K Herndoni Yelled Eyes, by Fret
erick Hall and Banker Lingars Son-inLaw," by jaime
0Shaughnessy
The Land Of Sunshine Clos Angelss) will be know
hereafter as ON west and will be published simuan
ously in Los Angeles and San Francisco