Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-02


Corporation, BY III. Henry George, il;
the Battle Of The Washita (Indaan
Fights and Fdghters)' BY Dr.. Cyrus
Townsend Brady; and the Mysterious
Renegade and the Indians Side Of the
Fight at Beecher's Island, by Mr.. Her.
bert Myrick. Six short Stories The
Brides Choice, An Indian Nights EN-
tertainment, by A. Sarath Kumar
Ghosh; The Sheriff Of Ranger County,
by Mr.. w. w. Hines; How Dom Q.
Paid for His Cigarettes, by K. and
Hesketh Prichard; The Decision Of
the Majority, by Miss Alice Rouse Lee;y
The Throne OF His Fathers, by Miss
Nellie X Bltssett; and A Comedy
That Was Almost a Tragedy, by Mr..
A. Wentworth James. "A character
sketch Of Mr.. David Belasco; verse
- Chance -by Mr.. Clarence H. Urner;
and the usual short articles OF the
Home Notes Department. This July
number OF Pearson's is one of the most
attractive Of summer magazines.
Frank H. Spearman's latest railroad
story appears in the July Success"
Cupid and the telegraph wires play an
active part in the cleverly written
story, which has youthful operator
for its heroine. Another interesting
feature of this issue of Success"
and one of timely interests an arti-
Gle by George Weise, entitled GLOW
the Car Earns His Living" The
writer Of the article resided in st.
Petersburg for several years, and Sc
cured his Information from private
sources. Accompanying the article is
a poem, my Life, written by the
Gar himself. in which he gives ex.
preston to the overwhelming melan-
choly that seems to envelop him.
"Farragut's Letters to Porter" some
hitherto unpublished letters Of the
great admiral to David D. Porter, con-
tributed by Richard B. Porter, near
relative OF the commodore, evince the
beautiful friendship and esteem that
existed between the foster brothers.
William Davenport Hubert always
writes interesting animal stories, and
his newest, "A Mother in Michigan, -
is the pathetic story of bear and her
cubs which should soften the heart
and stay the hand Of the most mercf-
less hunter. .',-.s.. Sc.
In consonance with the beauty OF
the season the July number Of the
Metropo litian Magazine appears In
new and exquisitely beautiful ilabili-
ments- entire new dress of type, a
new makeup, new headpiece and tail
piece decorations and initials, Deep
er and broader text-page, a more read
able and attractive arrangement of the
letter.press and a. larger scheme of
illustration throughout. Sixteen pages
are printed in two colors, number of
the illustrations being color facsimiles
OF drawings and pastels by the late
Robert Blum. The July number con-
tains the first part of a new serial
story, entitled that very successful
novel, "The Lightning Conductor"
Like the latter book, this story deals
with s'love, the open road, humor,
France, Spain, Italy and automo.
biles." A story of tender sentiment
and much dramatic interest is s'The
Heart Of Geisha." by Colgate Baker,
with color illustrations by Robert
Blum. Most of these drawings were
done in Japan during the artists so
journ in that now exteremly interesting
country. Sixteen handsome portraits
of beautiful society women Of America
are reproduced in colors from ''The
American Book Of Beauty" The
poetry in the July number is most ex.
1cellent and of great variety. The
double frontdspiece in colors and the
beautiful cover, designed by Jules
Germ are appropriate to this ideal
number Of an ideal American maya.
zine. 55 .ss. 2@.5.< +. y
| The most sensational feature any
| american magazine has captured ID
years Is Thomas w. Lawson's .'Fren-
zied Finance. the Story Of Amalea-
mated Copper which begins IN the
July issue Of Everybody.s Magazine.
Mr.. lawson was one Of the organizers
of that gigantic corporation, and he
knows exactly what happened 10 the
millions that were lost through It's
manipulation. His first articsa IS an
announcement Of distinctly dramatic