1893/11 -- Complete contents taken from the contents page and from paging through this issue:
Frontispiece: Portrait of Edwin Booth
To Lowell on this Fortieth Birthday by Ralph Waldo Emerson
Fifth Avenue by Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer
The Yellow Globe by Alexander W. Drake
My First Lions -- Huntingt Fierce Game in Eastern Africa by H.W. Seton-Karr
The Factions of Kitwyk by Anna Eichberg King
The Watchman by Mary Hallock Foote
Artist's Adventures - The Rush to Death by Walter Shirlaw
The Bowers of Paradise by Clinton Scollard
A Morning in Spring by Horatio Walker
The Casting Vote -- Part 1 of 2 by Charles Egbert Craddock
John Henderson, Artist by George Kennan
George Michel -- The Painter of Montmartre by Virginia Vaughan
Taking Napoleon to St. Helena - Part 2 of 2 by John R. Glover
Bismarck at Friedrichsruh by Eleonora Kinnicutt
Tramping with Tramps by Josiah Flynt
Farewell to Italy by Robert Underwood Johnson
Escape of the Confederate Secretary of War by John Taylor Wood
A Prayer in Thessaly by John Hay
Humor, Wit, Fun, and Satire. Prefatory Note by Charles Eliot Norton by James Russell Lowell
Memories and Letters of Edwin Booth by William Bispham
Combatants by Florence Earle Coates
Mr. Cummins' Relinquishment by Richard Malcolm Johnston
Topics of the Time:
Lowell's Last Gift to Literature
Buying and Selling Votes
The Burden of Age by Edith M. Thomas
Establish Trade Schools
Lessons of the Silver Delusion
Notes to the Apprentice Series
Open Letters:
The Sale of Votes in New Hampshire by J. B. Harrison
New School of Italian Opera by W. J. Henderson
The Century Series of American Artists - Horatio Walker by W. Lewis Fraser
A Memory of Whittier by Sarah Ellen Palmer
In Lighter Vein:
Luvbyrd Goes A-courting by Janus
Baby Dorothy by David L. Proudfit
Irish Songs. "Five Little Gossoons" by Jennie E.T. Dowe
The Doctrine of Eternal Punishment by Howard Helmick
In the Studio by F.O. Small
Observations by Dorothea Lummis
The Tower in Madison Square by Theodore C. Williams
A Century of Fashion by M.L. Rayne
Farm Superstitions by Doane Robinson
Only and Understanding by M. C. S.
The Point of View by X.X.X.