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Harper's Weekly IN 1897 Wltu the end of 1896 HAKPER'S WEEKLY wUl lia-e live.l forty years. In tha t time it bas parttcipated with all the zeal and power "' ",KI imandlnthe (?reat polltlcal events of the most lnteresting and important period. in ihe history of the country, and it has syread before fts readers tBeaccomplishmenM ofseleuoe,arte,and letters (or the luatrnction ofthohuman mlndand the amelioration of liimian condltlons and of mannen. What the WEEKLY has been in lts spirit and purpose, as these have been manifested Priocipally in its editorial pages, it will coni!',.'' i'.','1'0?,5-',1?,'0 t0 ""oiince with precisión vi ' e )yEKKLY wilJ contaln dïring the i Lu? , Tere lls "sy to a"ounce what is goiiig to happen ín the wnrld. who. tnu.nphs for goo.1 Kvor„mont are tobe won n hat adrantes nf the propte a.re to made, what s be the outcome oi the continuous struRgle between the spirits of war and peare, what s to happen In the far Kast. what is tobe the state of Kuropp twelve months henee, what re3'or?1rBKLY istobe k" Cartoons wlll continue to be n feature. Serial Storie. A New England Story by i Mr p iiJ'ueek uPns"'K galnst theTursï, w mí iP the uU'or of "Dodo," The stv?1" hA se'IUelrtcl'"rile House-Boat on More Short Stories will appear in the WEEKns lw'(' " Possille'opublish durr 2tSÍ?MÍ!?ti;KMri W" Howells' "Life and Lelters have been „monte the most charming features ol periodical Hterature; Mr E S Manm.andolhers wiil contnbute observaWorld "Amateur will remain thè the íoJílfry1". ' de9artment of ' ind in i.ïi'lSS? wi" ntlnae to present to Us readers the world's newa most iitercstinB t Americ., tomake important adraoces? both the llterary and u-t mío features, and to retain foritself the leading place ln the ilustrated journalism of the world. Newspapcrs ore not to copy this advertisement without the express order of Ifarper Brothers. HARPER'S WEEKLY For One Year - - . - $4 00 Poslnge Free to all subscribiré in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Address HARPEH BltOTHERS P. O. Box ft.!, K. ï. (ity. Harpe's Magazine IN 1897 FICTION: The Jlartlau, the öew novel bv rrllby. begun In October NumDer is% vitl, lllustratioiis trom theautlioi", Irawi nes' V newnove by Frank íevH -' Dg u Tweniieth Century ui umorous situations and characteiistically llastrated. A lr f Fatid.t Urers, by willam i Dean Howehs. Other striking , ovelettes 5 Mrerlcan authors. hort Storfes by Mark Pwiiin, Thomas Nelson Page, Richard Harí 8DavOWenWl8ter.JohnKendríckBang - wn ' e''yJs'l'art' Oo'ave Thannet, Mary S. Wllklus. and other popular writers. ,,í!!lKy,'E""y of the Progress of Science duung the .Nineteenth Century, a series of '?TJ? Dr' He"ryS"ilh Williams, ïupptegyyêlrocrtUttte"SiS u y. AMERICAN FEATURES: The Mexico of Toay a senes by Charles F. Lummis, ■ ly illustrated- the result of a recent visit to undertaken for HARPER!S MAGAZINE. Mexico ts pre-einiuently a silver-trodmiing country, aud Ita monetary onerntinn rest entirelyon asllver basis. Owingötë keeudiseuvsiouofcertain economie problema n conneclion wfth issuesof urgent imporiaSce In American politics, these papers ! "om ■ and euer.il attemion. Amorican Hlstorical I'.imt liy Woodrow Wil.son, Jo n Bach MacW.Vrtd nT THe truestorv S( Mierid! u's Hidp, by Gtu G A Porsyth Conof Kmlnent literary American hFRI(. AfJ,D THE KAST: Whe "' AfPnnlt? 'JiV i.llQ8t.I:aled ""■' of papers by Poi'ltney Blgelow, the resultof personal observail me dunug a recent trip Do África, covering the whole Held of Kuropean exploitation ot thatcountr.v. Llustratedarticles by Stephen Bonsai on the transformations going on In stern Siberia, reeently visiied bythe author I uiisarian Sketolios, written and drawn by i.Hopkmson Smith. The full storv of the recent Coronation of the Czar, by "Richard Harding Uavis, Ulustrated by R. Caion Woodvlllewho was commisioned by Queen Vlcloria to paint a picture of the ceremony. 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