The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
PUBLICATION NOTES

delightful fiction is the irf INSTALL
ment of Affairs enf State, a most in
genious and amusing tale, BY Burton
E. Stevenson. The Mountains of
Peace. by Julia Truitt Bishop and Don
al O'Donnel's Standing Army, by Sei-5
mas MacManus, are interesting short
stories. Mrs. Sangster's Home Page
and Anne S. Richardson's department,
For the Girl Who Earns Her Own Liv-
ing, are also important features The
Crowell Publishing Co., Springfield O.;
ST. ~ ..@..: -. b. - I*
The Bohemian for March opens with
a strong and pathetic story. entitled His
Better Side, by Patience Warren. How
| Hen Won the Handicap is an interest
ing story, and there is an abundance of
other bright fiction. The full page por-
traits entitled yGlimpses From Stageland
and Leslie w. Quirk's comments, on
Stageland are also features. The <Ont-
I ing Press, Deposit, New York; ST..
A Sailor of Fortune, by Albert Bige-
low Paine. is still among the important
contributions to Pearson's Magazine. E.
r. Porter describes Historic Weddings
of the White House; F. Robertson
Jones, Ph. D., tells the story of Mary
land; the stories of the plays, The
| Squaw Man. and Peter Pan are mar
| rated by William Grenvi, and Kate v.
Saint Maur papers on A. Self Sup
porting Home are continued. The lead
ing fiction offering is the opening chap
ters of Eleanor Gates strong novel, The
Plow Woman. The Pearson Publish
| ing Co.. to 20 Astor Place, New
York; ST.
The Treason of the Senate, by David
Graham Phillips, of which the first in
stallment is published in the Cosmopoli-
tan Magazine for the current month,
lis a much discussed article. Whate
Life Means 70 Me is an interesting per-
sonal sketch by Jack London. Alan
Dale, describes The Logical Death of
Sarah Bernhardt. The Whisperer, a
short story by Gilbert Parker, is in
Guided in the list of fiction, and an at
itractive feature is the delineation of
The Girl of the Middle West, by Ebert
Hubbard, illustrated with superb draw
lings by Richard Boehm.r' Cosmopoli-
tan Magazine. 1880 Broadway, New
York; ST.
Tom Watson's Magazine is a maga-
zine with a purpose and noted for its
trenchant editorials on social and po-
litical economy. Tn the future this mag
azine will be called Watsons Magazine.
1t will have a handsomer cover. Sew
eral new features will be added. The
price at bookstores and newsstands will
be IS cents. To be just to present sub
| scribers, 1t has been decided to receive
renewals and new subscriptions at ST a
year. up to March 81, 1906 After that
the subscription price will be $3.50 per
year. This is a golden opportunity for
those who are not within easy reach of
| newsstands. IF you have never seen
the magazine, ask for sample copy, men
tioning this paper and address Tom
Watson's Magazine, I2I West Forty
second street, New York. &
Cotton Growing and Cotton Gam
bling, aud the grip of speculation
among the growers, contributed by
Henry Kitchell Webster to the March
number of the American Magazine, is
we'll written exposition Of tie condi-.
tions influencing the movement of this
crop John Walker Harrington writes
of Postal Carditis and Some Allied
Manias. An important article is, The
Story of American Painting and the
effect of French influence, BY Charles
III. Cafin. An entertaining sketch is
The Ways of .the Two, by Marion Hill,
land an attractive feature are the Bird
Portraits, by William L. Finley and
Herman T. Bohlman. ,Colver Publish
ing House. 14l-I47 Fifth avenue, New
York ST.. s.s 81