There is always one by which the rest are measured. In the magazine
world, that one has always been and is to-day THE CENTURY. Ask writers
where their best productions are first offered; ask editors which
magazine they would rather conduct; ask public men where articles carry
most influence; ask artists where they would prefer to be represented;
ask the public what magazine is the first choice among people of real
influence, and the answer to each question is the same: "THE CENTURY."
Are you going to have the best in 1905?
The new volume of THE CENTURY begins with November number. Yearly
subscription, $4.00. A new serial story by the author of "Mrs. Wiggs of
the Cabbage Patch" begins in December,--don't miss it. New features
beginning all the time.
"I do not know any publication where a bright-minded child can get so
much profit as in its fascinating pages."
Hon. JOHN HAY, Secretary of State.