McClure's Magazine

ILLUSTRATIONS

ABRAHAM LINCOLN. By Ida M. Tarbell. 213

Lincoln's Life at New Salem from 1832 to 1836. 213

Looking for Work. 213

Decides to Buy a Store. 213

He Begins to Study Law. 221

Berry and Lincoln Get a Tavern License. 226

The Firm Hires a Clerk. 227

Lincoln Appointed Postmaster. 228

A New Opening. 228

Surveying with a Grapevine. 230

Business Reverses. 230

The Kindness Shown Lincoln in New Salem. 232

Lincoln's Acquaintance in Sangamon County Is Extended. 232

He Finally Decides on a Legal Career. 233

Lincoln Enters the Illinois Assembly. 234

The Story of Ann Rutledge. 236

Abraham Lincoln at Twenty-six Years of Age. 238

A GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL. By Ian Maclean. 241

THE FASTEST RAILROAD RUN EVER MADE. By Harry Perry Robinson. 247

A CENTURY OF PAINTING. By Will H. Low. 256

THE TRAGEDY OF GARFIELD'S ADMINISTRATION. By Murat Halstead. 269

Garfield's Administration. 274

The Garfields in the White House. 277

Last Interview with President Garfield. 278

THE VICTORY OF THE GRAND DUKE OF MITTENHEIM. By Anthony Hope. 280

Chapter II. 288

CHAPTERS FROM A LIFE. By Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. 293

THE TOUCHSTONE. By Robert Louis Stevenson. 300

MAGAZINE NOTES. 304

Mrs. Humphry Ward—Dr. Jowett. 304

Three Hundred Thousand. 304

Our Own Printing Establishment. 304

Anthony Hope's New Novel. 304

The Life of Lincoln. 304

The Early Life of Lincoln. 304

Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. 304

"The Sabine Women"—A Correction. 304