Dixie: A monthly magazine, Vol. I, No. 2, February 1899Various
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Dixie: A monthly magazine, Vol. I, No. 2, February 1899
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FEBRUARY 1899 10 CENTS
DIXIE.
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
THE DIXIE
BALTIMORE PUBLISHING CO.
Vol. I No. 2.]
_Terms: $1.00 a Year In Advance. 10 Cents a Number._
DIXIE
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE. FEBRUARY, 1899.
HENRY CLAYTON HOPKINS, Editor, 326 St. Paul St., Baltimore.
G. ALDEN PEIRSON,}
CLINTON PETERS, } Art Editors.
CHAS. J. PIKE, }
GEORGE B. WADE, Business Manager.
CONTENTS.
I. Frontispiece, Drawn by Lucius Hitchcock.
Illustration for “How Randall Got Into The Salon”.
II. If Like a Rose (Poem)—_Edward A. U. Valentine_ 3
III. Anna Evauovna—_Margaret Sutton Briscoe_ 4
Full Page Picture by Katharine Gassaway.
IV. Death and Love (Poem)—_William Theodore Peters_ 17
Illustration by Clarence Herbert Rowe.
V. Channoah—_Edward Lucas White_ 18
Head and Tail-Piece by G. A. Peirson.
VI. Here and There in Maryland—_Edward G. McDowell_ 33
(Eight Illustrations.)
VII. How Randall Got Into The Salon—_Clinton Peters_ 49
Illustrated by Frontispiece.
VIII. A Valentine (Poem)—_Maurice Weyland_ 56
IX. Elena’s Daughters—_D. Ramon Ortega y Frias_ 57
(To be Continued.)
Head-Piece by Chas. J. Pike.
X. Quatrain (Poem)—_H. C. H._ 78
XI. Extracts from the Log of the Rita 79
Illustrated by Numerous Sketches.
XII. The Four Fears of Our General (The Second Fear)—_Adele Bacon_, 95
Full Page Picture by Clinton Peters.
XIII. The Happiness of Being Nearsighted—_Walter Edgar M’Cann_, 113
XIV. “An Eighteenth Century Beauty” 117
Reproduction of the Miniature by Hugh Nicholson.
XV. Comment, 119
XVI. Books and Authors—_Edward A. U. Valentine_ 125
Copyright, 1899, by DIXIE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
[Illustration: _Drawn by Lucius Hitchcock._
_“He slowly pushed the massive door ajar, and the next instant perceived
he was standing in the actual, awful presence of the famous master”—(See
page 49)_]
[Illustration: DIXIE.]
VOL. I. FEBRUARY, 1899. NO. 2.
IF LIKE A ROSE.
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