New-York tribune., 1900-12-25
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. DECEMBER 25. 1900

I've got to pass lot OF money to ho5S1 rs Ioo aS[
reses se f aobody aeS loved "SCWashington Star
Last summer Uncle Mike" Morris. of stanhope.
Iowa, selected number of choice melons ana put
them in a cave after having sealed the stems Win
wax Last week he cut one, and found II 10 DC
as fresh and crisp though it had Just oeeh
taken from the vine All this is vouched for by
local paper.
Origin of Hay Fever-Mrs Hayseed-.Thss s
Weekly Cleaner says doctor says the soloeh iOu
Mr. Hayseed (thoughtfury)-It may be- Only city
folks get hay fever, and the angels knows no nS oS
them yelier weeds.-(New-York Weekly.
The thirteenth annual meeting of the American
Economic Association. which will be held in Detroit
and Ann Arbor December 27, IS and %, BIDS talr
to prove interesting and important. In addition 70
papers on economic theories topics of special popu-
interest will be discussed by competent speakers
The growing recognition Of the need in this coun-
try for better commercial education is recognizes
in paper by Professor Edmund j. James. OF the
University of Chicago who, while in Philadelphia
built up the Wharton School of Finance and Com
merce at the University OF Pennsylvania ana mas
recently made a special investigation OF the
methods of commercial education throughout Eu-
rope The taxation of quasi-publc corporations
is another question which will be discussed from
various sides On December % special train
will take the members of the Economic Associa-
ton and Of the American Historical Association
Arbor. where. under the chairmanship of President
James B. Angel of the University of Michigan
former Minister to China and Turkey, JOINT ses-
sion on colonial problems will be held. AT this
session DR.. ]. H. Hollander. Treasurer OF Porto
Rico, will present a paper the fiscal system OF
that island, and Our Porto Rican Policy VIII be
discussed by ex- President John H. Finley Of Knox
College the new professor OF political science at
Princeton, who has just returned from study OF
the conditions in this countrys West Indian
possessions.
Items from Bryan's "Commoner."-Good morning.
Have you subscribed?
This is free lunch.
Our terms are cash in advance.
Bring on your chickens. We can use them on
our farm
For editors terms for lectures. etc. last page
Our boy. William Jennings Bryan. jr.. wants tc
trade a set of croauet for a golf OUTFIT.
much about has not Struck this town hard. Every
body is complaining of bad cold
We understand Mr.. Mckinley, the hired man In
the White House at Washington. smiles when,
make him smile the other side of his mouth
before we are done with him.
on a pass or not when we go out lecturing- Well
bet quart OF paste we know how "Inquisitive'
any fool question about us you tell him it's none
of his by ginger business.
All kinds of job work done at this office. We
have opened a department for the sale Of photo.
graphs of the Peerless Leader of the Democracy OF
the United States in 1896 and 1900. We have also
few copies left of 'The First Battle valuable for
its historic research unanswerabe logic, and mas
terly style from a literary point of view Persons
wishing to make arrangements for lectures, maga-
find US in our sanctum, except on publication days,
when we are helping to work the press and make
cake. Now is the time subscribe-(Chicago
Tribune.