Life — December 22, 1898 — page 17: what you’re looking at

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MAGAZ INE Announcements for 1899 Arrangements have been made as heretofore with the most eminent authors and illustrators of the day for contributions to HARPER’S MAGAZINE during 1899, which will make this periodical of extraordi- Matte, , nary value and interest to everyone. One of the leading features will be A History of the Spanish War covering all the important events leading up to and during the war itself. This will be without doubt the most authoritative history of the late war, will be fully illustrated, and especially written By HON. HENRY CABOT LODGE United States Senator, and member of the Forelgn Relations Committee, a position that has eminently qualified him for the task. [r. Lodge will leave no stone unturned in his efforts to present to his readers an accurate, unblased account of the late war from start to finish. SERIAL STORIES will be a strong feature of the MAGAZINE during 1899. Three famous authors have contributed their latest works for the benefit of its readers. Their Silver-Wedding Journey By WILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS will afford plese ure and enjoyment to the reader. It Is a story of Europe revisited after twenty-five years, and it is enlivened by a love theme. THE PRINCESS XENIA A SPANISH WAR STORY by H.B. Marriott Watson By John Fox, Jr. ARTICLES ON THE WAR NAVAL LESSONS OF THE WAR ADMIRAL SAMPSON'S FLEET By H. W. Wilson, By Lieut, S. R. Staunton, U.S. N, Author of * Ironclads in Action,”" Other articles about the war, equally’ interesting, will appear from month to month, all of which will na72 characteristically artistic illustrations. SHORT STORIES A SERIES OF SHORT STORIES THE LOVE OF PARSON LORD By W. W. Jacobs By Mary E. Wilkins UNDER AN APRIL SKY THE RENTED HOUSE By Brander Matthews By Octave Thanet Many other stories will be published, fully illustrated, and written by au- thors whose names have long been established as leading writers of fiction. The Century’s Progress in Science By HENRY SMITH WILLIAMS, M.D. is a valuable series of scientific and readable articles to appear on Biol Psychology, Sociology, and their allied subjects. Other important se: to appear are: BROTHER JONATHAN’S COLONIES OUR NEW PACIFIC PROSPECT By Prof. Albert Bushnell Hart By Charles F. Lummis REPUBLICS OF SOUTH AMERICA WHITE MAN’S ASIA By Julian Ralph By Poultney Bigelow HARPER'S MAGAZINE, WEEKLY, and BAZAR, . . . © « Each, One Year, $4 00 COMBINATION OFFERS HARPER'S MAGAZINE, WEEKLY, and BAZAR, to one address HARPER'S WEEKLY and BAZAR, to one address. HARPER'S MAGAZINE and WEEKLY, to ene address. HARPER'S MAGAZINE and BAZAR, to one address . Poutpatd tn the United States, Canade HARPER'S MAGAZINE, 365 cts. a Copy. Subscription, $4 00a Year. Address HARPER & BROTHERS, Publishers, ew York, N. Y,