MAGAZINE 1905 25 Cents Per Copy Mrs. Wharton's The publication of a new novel by Mrs. Wharton is naturally an New Novel Mr. E. S. Curtis has been for several years securing with great care a pictorial record of the pure Indian types. The importance of this work is clear, and Mr. Curtis's results show a most extraordinary collection of photographs, of great scientific value, and of special artistic interest. Selections from Mr. Curtis's pictures will appear in Scribner's next year, accompanied by text written by Mr. George Bird Grinnell, the well-known authority on Indian life. The American Indian There will be published in Scribner's during the coming year not only many notable stories by such well-known writers as Edith Wharton, Kate Douglas Wiggin, F. Hopkinson Smith, J. B. Connolly, Mrs. Mary R. S. Andrews, Dr. Henry van Dyke, John Fox, Jr., E. W. Townsend, Nelson Lloyd, Maarten Maartens, and others, but more than the usual number by new writers of promise. 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