Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-22
EDISON and VICTOR TALKING MACHINES.

mond Napier Miss Darcy in Dam
VILE" Ethel Sigsbee Small: Sun in
the Valley Arthur Stringer; and
.Vassals of Fate Edward Clark
Marsh. Many charming verses, and
much entertaining miscellaneous mat
ter are also given.
The Outlook.
The illustrated magazine number of
The Outlook Tor January presents
many strong and interesting features,
chief among which are noted the fol-
lowing special articles: in Delhi"
William Frederick Dix; 1.-THE Italian
in America" William Z.
Davenport; "On Being Abroad in
Winter" Oscar Won Engeln; 1.-The Or
ganization and Education of the
Navy" John D. Long; THE Bodleian
Library Augustine Birrell; 1.-The
Tragedy of the Lost Commission
James Barnes, and "0ne Result"
Grace DEMO Litchfield. The several
notably the news and ed
itorial, present large amount of in
structive natter
The Living Age.
1.-The English Novel in the Nine
teenth Century," "The Making of
Modern Europe" Prof T. G. Bonney:
"A Naturalist's Picnic on the Oregon
Coast" "A Woman Wag-Tongue,''
Cecil Headlam; THE Border Min
strelsy;" "The Tanning of Garden
Birds Francis irwin: "The Limita-
lions of Lord Macaulay;" "A Botani-
cal Discovery and It's Possibilities G..
Clarke Nuttall; The Music of Rich
ard Strauss" Arthur Symons: Jour
nalists and Diplomats Religion in
Oxford Across Russian Lapland in
Search of Birds "The Passing Show"
Marcus Reed: Charles Dickins Re-
ligion,' alexandra Dumas A. r.
CUTLER Couch; THE Monroe Doc
trine," H. Rroughham Leech; THE
Art of Joseph Conrad" Hugh Cliff
ford; and The Jews of Bucharest"
Edward Sydney Taylor, are some of
the titles noted in the tables of con-
tents of the weekly issues of the Liv-
ing Age, thus far this month. This
very brief list gives but a faint idea of
the value and interest of these num-
berS.
Everybody's Magazine.
An exceedingly attractive cover adorns
he January number of Everybody's Mag
lzine and the table of contents is equally
pleasing. Fiction special articles, poems
md the several entertaining departments
make up the feast of good things, among
which are included: THE Woman that
Tolls, Bessie Van Worst; "Sui ana
Shumul,'' Alfred r. Calhoun; 1.-THE Per-
Of I,,1;o
rompliins "A Member of the Masses
Katherine Holland Brown; Little Stories
f Real Life" .'Kootenai Jack" Frederic
Van Rensselaer, Dey; Tragedies of
Steamboat Histories G. W. Ogden:
Great Days in Great Careers Alfred
Henry Lewis THE Unemployed Rich
dary Manners; Some Golf Terms" and
How Roosevelt Became President"
David Graham Phillips.
The international Quarterly.
Many able papers are presented in the
attest number of the International Quar-
erly. The subjects under discussion in
lude: How Soldiers Have Ruled in the
d. H. Boughton; "Why
criminals of Genius Have No Type
'esare Lombroso; The Drama in Spain,'
srander Matthews; 1.-The Philosophy of
Daine and Renan, Alfred Fouillee;
Faith in Nature" Nathaniel S. Shaler:
Ethnology and the Science of Religion
MS. Achelis; THE Beginnings of Mind
:. Lloyd Morgan 1.-THE American Work.
nan and the French" A. and j. Seigfried;
Emile Zola," Gustave Geffroy; Duchess
lmalia of Weimar," Benjamin W. Wells:
Home Rule for American Cities" Ellis
?. Oberholtzer; National Antagonsms.
n Illusion" j. Novicow; 1.-THE Recent
american Architecture Russell Sturgis:
nd THE Quarterly Chronicle" j. 3.
Bishop
Scribner's Magazine.
With its many handsome Illustrations
nd attractive table of contents the cur.
ant Scribner's is pleasing number The
Illustrated features include: 'sThe Old
quite to Orleans" Willis Gibson:
Christmas Mary H. Peix-
ito: English Court and Society in the
.ighties,' Mary King Waddington "The
'est Gun in the Valley Nelson Lloyd
Story of a Great Grandmother,
gorge Hubbard; christmas Shopping
lenry HUT; 1.-THE Library of Congress
nd the Blind" Margarita Spauldings
terry Among the illustrtors repre- 3
ented in this number are jules Gaerin.
). G. Peixotto, A. B. Frost Howard Pyle.
:. c Yohn, Vernon Howe Bailey. and
lany others. Dainty verses are scontri-
uted by Benjamin Paul Blood, Josephine
lodge Daskam, and Juliet Wibor Tomp-
ms.