The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-07

ful magazine. with its sumptuous Illus
trs-tionS and wealth Of practical lnfor1I1e-
non. covers an astonishing range Of sub
lects IN its June number. a Piant-hunt-
ing Vacation. First Principles of Poul-
try Raising, Discovering Country
HoHe,' How to Grow Cherries and
@Bee-keeping For Pleasure ana Profit
are good practical articles How 10
Build a EOuse-boat'' and a Household
For Two Thousand Dollars are sugges-
tive and valuable for people of moderate
means THE Pacific SafmOns" gives the
life. history Of the quinnat salmon in q
series Of pictures. The double-page IL
lustraton is a picture Of the cut-throat
trout the gamest fish or western North
America. Personal Experiences in
ticles describing new and ingenious prac-
teal devices and profitable results our
Friend the Pig tells how 10 take care OF
pig and is illustrated by amusing pic
lures Two striking pictorial features
are Casting Net For MulIet and
How an Insect Sheds It's Skin the lat
ter q series of ten pictures of the seven
teen-year locust As 4 whole the June
number IS brilliant one Each number
Is a fresh revelation
Eyerybody's Magaziue-You will rarely
see as interesting table of contents Is
that Of the June number of this pubIica-
ton, Then Ireland VIII Be Free. by
Frederick James Gregg; The Needle Of
the Damned by Justus Miles Forman:
! The AVOOing of Ah-Te'', The Marquis
and Miss Sally" western story BY O.
Henry Twice Born" by Edmund Rus
-
Law; The Coming Queen of Comedy.
Home by Lillian Pettipgiii: arh E5 i me
The Wheel of the Potter by Herman
" Whitaker; The Little Stories of Real
Life"
The Bookman.-The June number of this
splendid magazine is up to its high stand
ard The contents are interesting and of
a. hlgh order OF merit. and include arti-
eies oy some Of the best historical and
fiction writers of the day. 1.-THE History
of the Nineteenth Century in Carfcature =
illustrated. and part 4 of THE American
Civil War of 1S61-1se5," by Frederick
Tabes Cooper and Arthur B. Maurice. VIII
writes of Comic Opero; Past and Pres
emit" treating of Sullivan, Strauss and
others. -Four Books of the Day Mrs
Carlye's Letters" Nillaris "Invashions
of italy" Sumas MacManus' "a Lad of
the o F'rieis.'' Mr.. Bachelors Darrell of
the Blessed Isles" are written on in
length Poems and other features make
up splendid number.
The Smart set--The June number of
the Shsrt Set. opens with a novelette,
BY James Branch Cabell, entitled, The
Husbands Comedy" The story is strik-
ingly distinctive and as clever as fiction
NAV be
Among the sixteen short stories of the
number the most important are. THE
Diary OF DeWdrops. an exquisite idyll of
japan. by Onoto Watanna; THE Artful
Arabella," an ingenious and intimate
narrative Of an episode at a house party.
by Margaret Vfnton Hamilton and "A
Man. a, Horse and Girl a strong story
of the plains. by Molly Elliot Seaweu. a
high standard OF excellence, as well as of
variety. is attained in the other stories
Of the number. The humor throughout Is
of the best and there is. too, an essay
The Passing of the Aristocrat," by Eliz-
abeth Duer, which is of unusual interest
Atlantic Monthly.-Prominent and not
able features OF the June Atlantic are
President Eliot's remarkable address at