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wemtt Die 6ramen ttttr
iuiiBten,
tuie Diel @litfieli9feit es ben Gan Mtts
tunio'er Setntitatten brimgen miiroe.

tontp'er Setmftaffen brtttgeu tuIroe.
Gs lit iebr idtner, irgenonelae 6ausar<
belt ~ berrt9tetl, tutnn man an Riifens
idnter5en leinet;
MaH empftnoet hnr, BET ODER nadb Der UT,
beitsuerridtung ffets seitenidmersen.
Wenn Die 5ra1ett inr Die l1riadbe tuiiBtelt.
&iifenidmer3en riibren ton ben Nierem
Der, tuenn leBtere fra1fbait iimo.
90an's Ni~erenpilen beilen franfe 0ieren,
San @ntonioer Genobner befGttsen nieies;
Srau Sprbri6, Die @attin oes
3lmmermanneS Gobert SDrbrih,
No. 1915 girgtnia StraBe ppbn=
baft, iagt
rSeit elmer &etbe BON Sabren
lit ib l6on an ben @teren, aber
nod niemals 5uoor batte ib iplbe
Sbner5en, mie big pDr Surgeon.
Die Sbmer5en in meinem Hlden
muroen BON Gag su Sag unertrde=
li6er, bis eS mir cine Sat- mar,
umheraugeben. I'm meme Nrbeit au
beIorgen. Sraeno elm 8etter=nms
i6lag ooer cine grfdltung, Die ib
mir su5og, iblue auf Die Nieren
uno peruriadte erdBlide nerp5ie
&Dpffdmersen unb Sbminoel Iu=
fane; ih NOR pbpiii6 10 berunter=
gefOmmen, oaB ib feine &ube mebr
fano, mopDn Die Splae mar, baB ib
MIDI itets uno ftdnbie a~beelpannt
ftblte, NlS td in ether bie1iQen Rei=
tung iber nDDm's Mieren= 8inen"
las, bat ib meinen @atten, mir cine
Sbadtel oapon in Der Berar Npp=
tbefe, @fe Glamo 8laaa uno 6pu=
fton=S traBe, gu bolen. @a9 bret
Doer bier 9aeen empfanb ib cine
gr0Be 2inoerung, uno als ib Die
8ebanolune beenoet batte, perlieBen
MIDI Die &iiden1bmersen urb ale
idmerSbaften 8eeleiteribeinuneen
pollenos. Die einsiee @%eleeenbeit,
bel Der ib einmal pie6er felt Der 3eit
S6meraen in mei1em Niifen Der=
lpiirte, mar nah BDaenbuna ether
auBergemDbnlib ibperer Cages
arbeit. Doans Mieren=Y iIen 1T elm
eroBartiges 6eilmittel utto id EN-
pfeble es gerne. nD uno mann ib
fann."
@rbdltlib bel allen Droguiiten.
Breis so Gents. Softer Milburn
g., Buffalo, sc. g., aIeiniee Iger=
ten fir Die Ser. Staten. 8ergeBt
ni1t ben Wamen = Dpan = unb
acceptirt fein Subititut.
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ben @ioertpiQen periteben, Der ieoen
anitdnoi9en Meniden erfaBte, uno
i'm smane, ben Barteiberatbungen
fern su bleiben. Nuf oieie 8eiie
itno Der republlfonil6en Bartei in
9eras Taulenbe BON Mitelieoern,
uno haupti16li9 aub bic Deutihen,
oerluren geganeen, Die 5rpar nod
CUR %nationalen 8artei balten, nit
Der itaatliben Organization aber ab=
lolut nihts gu tbuu BADEN moQen.
8eute, Sbaber, 8eitebung uno
@elomaberei naren Die 9riebfeoern
BET ben Staatsfonoentionen uno
mod neulib lagte Der @bitor oes See
gerblattes in @alpeiton es gang UNI
nerbolen, oaB Die Neaer ben Stats
fDnpentiunen nur beipobnen f0nnz
ten, neil ibner Heiie unb Nufentbalt
BON ben iib segenieitis befeboenoen
meiBen Boiien besablt tuiiroen, pos
burh ite aaeroines 81 oeren &rea=
turen berabldnfen.
Das Bahstbum Der republifani=
lben 8artei unter lDlhen umitdnoeu
par ausgeibloiien; man ibdmte iid)
oielmebr. elmer iolhen Bartei. in
melber Die Nn5abl Der besablten See
geritimmeu ben Muslblae etebt, an
5ugebDren. 1no lo1te Die Reoraa=
initiation uno Nuferitebuna Der Bartei
gefeiert meroen, 10 founte es nur oa@
ourb eei6eben, baB man Dem See
ger Den 2aufpaB eiebt.
Der Neger lit oaourb nod LANCE
uibt pDtitiib entrehtet. @r fann
ltb irgeno elmer Bartei anl9lieBen,
NIT Der er lttmmt; aIei1 lein bomi=
nirenber @tnfluB in Der republifantz
lben Bartei muBte eebroben ner=
ben, menn oieielbe nibt gang unb
gar auf baS Niueau elmer 9eaerpartei
b~erabiinfen iDlIte.
Sc aiebt ni9t nur republifanilb
e%eiinnte, es giebt audi oemofratilbe
@eaer; aber Die itno in bieler Bartei
oes meiBen Mannes faum gu be-
merfen. sic oirfen ftimmerl, ipielen
aber iDnit feinerlei Stole uno 10 iDQ
uno miro es AUDI in 3ufunft in Der
republifaniiden 8artei fem.
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THE WHITE HOUSE.

Die grDHnune bieies neuen Wobez
Temples, War &alisfi, @igentbimer,
fanb beute itatt uno trob oes miBli=
ben @etters NOR Der Nnorang oes
8ublifums. namentlih Der 0amen,
Die iib bas rleue @elhdft, feline @in=
ribtung uno WaarenauSlager nGber
anieben poaten, iebr fart. Oas
eleaante @eihdftslofal lit NIT Iuem
auf's reibbaltigite ausgeitattet, mas
in bic Sdnittz unb &urspaaren=.
Damenz unb 6erren=g Dilette= Nrtifel=
8ranhe eeb6rt. Iuh Damenmdn=
tel, Safen unb &leiber iino gu baben.
Die Sirma @Olff & Marr erpies
6errn &alisfi cine liebensmiiroige
Nufmerfiamfeit, inoem iie ibm Elm
prdbtiges aus 8lumen bereeltentes
6ufeiIen init ben beiten @iiniben fir
guten grfolg iiberianote. Das @e=
ibenf mar an prominenter STEELE
aufqe1teut.
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Sphn lnttm

erhielt emit cine utuamibranfte rihter<
lide @epalt ubertragen, 6a ii9 bic &olo.
nialgeiebe als unauldnglib ertpieien. Sn
seuiier 8esiebuns rpdre aud beute nod
Elm Sobn asndb nbtbis, unb sruar ses
treiben es bieie @ewiHenlpien aber nit
Ieiben unb nibt r%uiien, baB es fir bieie
fhredlibe nnb ibmer5bafte 8ranfbeit elm
unfeblbares Mittel giebt, ndmli@ 9r.
SilSbee'S beriibmte Mnafeiis. Gin I'm.
feblbares Mtttel 1T nibt 81 niel eela9t.
9enn Se6ermaun tpirb au%fsefprbert, fieb
gu iiber5eugen, inbem BON P. Neustaed-
ter &C.,, Box 1915, New York, Broben
fo1tenfrei perianSt merben.
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Sic meue repmblifanild5e Vartei oes
Sii0eua.

Naboem Der republifani1Hen Bar=
tel in Morb= Carolina bas Grperi<
tnert, iib BON ben Megerrt lossu1a>
gen uno cine Bartei bes peiBen Man=
mes gu biloen, eeeluft lit, iino Die
&epublifaner BON alabama bieiem
Beiipiel gefDlat unb baben ben See
germ ben 2aufpaB geaeben. Die an
berer Sioftaaten werben nibt suz
riidfteben unb Den Neeer ebenfans
in Die inn eebiibrenoen GAranfen
permeiien. Sour 10 1T es mDglih,
Die Bartei mieoer in Mnieben gu
bringen, benr nit benz ger1hmineen
bes Wegers aus ben GDnpentionen
miro AUDI Der GinfIuB berienigen
meiBm glemente gebroben, Die als
anit0Big beseibnet 81 meroen pers
bienten.
Oie Wepegung, cine tpeibe repub-
lifaniihe Bartei gu btlben, ging BON
9eraS aus unb tamentli9 mar es
Scr. S. Wc8regur BON 6ouitpn, Der
iib lebbaft oafir interei1irte, bic
republifaniibe Bartei reipeftabel au
MAIDEN. Da Die Neger II, ben Som
nentiunen itets bas grobe Maul bat-
ten uno ertpieienermaBe1 ipdter BEL
ben @ablen bas bempfratilHe Tidet
itimmten, lag e8 i'm Blame Mc@re.
gurS, ben Negern MIR iDlbe Bertrez
tung Su5ugeiteben, gu melber fie
nab benz republifhniiben 8otum in
ben per11ieoenen Counties bereAs
tiat waren. @r moate iie oemna9
niHt gang unterbrifen; aber lire
8ertretung mare nah ben aulammen>
g~eItelIten Tabeuen gleib 0nQ gene.
fen. NuBeroem iDIten iie geionberte
Brim1rmablen abbalten.
Die ltlienmeiBe Bartei, ME tie bier
ipDttDeile genannt tpuroe, bat audi
einmal lire Stdrfe prDbirt uno elm
Staatsttdet aufgeitellt unb es bel Der
@abl auf etmas iiber 5000 Stirmen
gebraht. 9a in ben MatipnaltDn=
nentiDnen ibre Delesaten beitdnoia
5urld9emieien tpurben, lDite fib bic
Bartei auf. Sbr Wieoerermaben
erfolete in Npro.g arplina uno nun
in alabama.
SIN bieien beiben Staten par es
bel Der ftarfen farbiaen BepDlterung
piel ibuieriger, bic 9eeer absui1it.
teln; ALIEN es lit aeibeben urb 5tpar
Qatl3 fiir3lid] er1t in alabama auf
cine iebr ineeni6ie Weiie. 8uerlt
tpuroe oarauf bingemirtt, Dem
Staats> @recutiuz &omite cine Wajps
ritdt BON WeiBen 5u geben uno BON
oieier muroen ale &pnteitfdae BON
8eiBen 9egen 5arbige fir Die Stats
fOnpention 81 @uniten Der erlteren
entibieoen. Damit mar Der Weger
obeetban.
uniere nDroliben 8ettern mDgen
oa tpieoer einmal iiber Bergemaltiz
gung. iiber bic ginibrdntuna Der
pDlttllben Gedte Der @eeer, ihreien;
aber Das bilft ibnen uno ben Heoern
nibts; bic 9enoens i'm SGben lit,
ben @influB oes 3eeer8 in Der 8oii.
TIT unb ipesieI in Der republitani-
iden Bartei gu breden, neil er to-
rumpirt uno ihdolih lift.
Sour tper oa8 ihmabpoue 9reibeu
elmer our er0Beren Maiuritat aus
Weeern beftebenoen aonpention nit
erlebt ooer init angeieben bat, tann
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Mrbeiteu 9aa nnS Naht.

Das eeibdfti0ite unb mirfungss
pouite feline Ding. melheS iemals
bergeiteat murbe, lino Die DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. Oiele 8iIen per>
manoeln Sbpdhe uno Nbeeipannt=
belt in 8raft unb gnergie; 1ino bas
bette uno mirtlamite Mittel gum
@ieberaufbau Der @eiunbbeit. Sour
25 Gents per Sbabtel. grbdltlid)
bel s.. Salteber & SDbn, @ep. S. s.
Sbmitt, @igentbimer, unb 80.
OreiR.
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nctiz fir Steuerzabler.

Ser staotratb bat beantra8t,
Dob Die gerdftemtlt@nms Der Elite
Der riidtanoiaem s~te1tersabler fur
1901 bis sum 1. cctober berf1otem
tperoe tao hat fermer ben etemers
&oaeftor amgetpieiem, tpabremS SeS
@tonats September oie Grbebm,te
BON strafem ttmo &oftem tn @e8.
fa4 fontntet sm iaiea, ttmS nur
pom fs-Smmt 1902 an 3tnsen sa
bere6nem fur Yotdtss teaerbetrdae,
ote Dot oem 1. Sftober tesabIt
tueroen.
3ablt lest mmo tttt8ebt oaowr6
Die 3abltm8 bon grtra 3ptfem
nno Ste WerSffentti1ttn9 Cures
Namems aMf Der rii6Hdnoieem
S%teuerliife.
~. II. Jeknf~m,
StdotiS6er stemers Solicitor.
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IMAM Il u DEUUnH IlNU UUt
513 Gaft.S umfton= Strake.
Sas "VIENNA"-6 aus.

Subide fible 8immer (-mDblirt
ooer unmDblirt-) Staten $1.25 bis
$3.50 prG Sag. &eeulGre Wablsei.
ten % Cts. Iusaeseifneter 3ilh.
Eeoucirte Staten pro Monat.
Srau g.. &rdbenbi il b /,
@ieentbiimerin.
212 & 214 Main Mpenue.
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Sin Sdbredlidber ltufan,

ihreibt Or. u. &ellett BON 8iQiforo,
Irf., .itieB fiir5lih einem @iien=
babnzI rbeiter bierielbit gu. Sem
SUB wuroe aui grdBlihe Irt aer=
oriidt, aber 8uflens Nrnica Salbe
BELT i'm in furaer Belt" 9ieie
Salbeiit einfab groBartig fir 8rano=
uno Shnittpunoen, 8eulen uno
6auts IuSihlae. @S lit oas bette
Mittel fir obengenannte 3pede, oas
es in1er Welt giebt. Seiluns miro
garantirt. Breis Is gts. @rbdltlid
bel s. &alteper & Sobn, @eo. S.
s. Shmitt. @igentbimer. uno 90.
9reiB.
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spatbern pacific 8abm.

Nab SEEM Orleans, 5nuitnn unb Sol.
beiton tdgfib. ........ 1915 Mittags,
uno $50 Mbenos. ..................
Nab 81 8aiD, %galifornien unb MerifD
9:l5 8Drm.
Nab Nor6<Seras, ct. 2ouis unb gbica.
go katy Flyer. .......8:30 Mbenbs.
Mntunft.
Son NorosSeIas, ct. 2Duis unb Chicago
(katy Flyer ..........8:00 MDrgenS.
Gpn Stem Orleans, 9DuitDn unb Col
beiton tdglih...........7.30M Drgens
uno 5:45 Nabm.
Son 81 Bafo, galifOrnten unb Werifu
ZOO Mben68,
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6. sdeuermeper's Tamilieuaartel

Y. S9euermeDer's Tamiliengarten
erfreut iib peger leiner ausaeseid.
neten &ihe oes beiten Mufes Bel
6ieiigen unb Sremben mnb miro
acknowledgement BON 5reunben elmer
anten oeutiben Soft fart patruni.
firt. DelifateHen Der GaiiDn ent.
ipreheno. MilhereiprDbutte aler
Nrt. SIN Saloon finbet man ftets
friibe8 Bier, quite @eine, 2iauDre
uno Gigarren. Sbeuermeger'S Jn.
miliengarten lit elm Grbulungsplab
erfter &laife.
M &alt, cement, Sano, Bad.
iteine, feuerfefte Steine unb Tbuus
9beeruno Nspbaltpapier, Dahpappe.
9beer uno Mspbalt. Del, Eerpentir,
Sarben, @las &c. &c. ftets pDrrdtbia
bel S. 6. 9ielmant, BOG Oft.
commerce. StsaBe. Miebrige Breife,
quite Baare fDwie quite unb reeQe
Beoienung meroen garantirt. =
Eelepbun 4101
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GreuriiOnen Der 5. & g. &C.
8abn.


Wah @aibingtom, .. g.: Mational.
Selblaeer Der e.. A. R. Sebr niebrige
Staten. Sabrfarten<Mussabe am g., 5.
unb 4. Ottober. @iltis Bis gum II. DIT.
nit Serldngerun9s<&ebt bis 8. Sob.
Nah MARTIN, Seq, benz srDBen 8ur-
Ort. 0iebrise grcuriions<&aten. 5abr>
farten<Museabe nabrenb bes gansen Sab
res. BUR &idfabrt siltis fir ben 3eits
raum BON go 9agen.
CONNER Ggcmriipnem nab nielen
Srten in Seras un6 i'm HDr6en unb
Often. Niebri9e 5ahrpreiie. .Sabrfar>
ten berfauft taglib Bis gum 80. Septem,
Der. @Ilti9 Bis gum 81. DIT.
Wegen aler srtulnfbten Gnstunfte
penbe man iib an:
.. Briee, g. g. &E. Iat.,
Baleitine, Seras.
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g. u. & u. g. 8ahn.

Mbfabrt.
Nab guero, goafum, Snuitbn unb Gal-
beftDn, ta9lidb .............9 900 Bprm.
@a9 gorpns gbrifi. 8odport unb Bee
billie td9lib.. .2.40 Hodhm.
Wab 8brne nnb 8errni0e, tdelib......
.9:15 Borm.
Mnfunft.
Bon guero, Yoafum. 6puiton unb Sol.
beftDn, tdglib. ..........7:20 Mbenbs.
Bon Corpus gbrifi, Stockport unb Bee
billie tdglib.. .2:05 Nahm
Bon Borne unb 8errniIe. tdelib. 49,
7:30 WbenbS.
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3u %permiethen :

Cine eerdumiee Office i'm oberen
Stodwerf oes Sreie 8reiie @e=
bduoes, SEQ. 2l6 Oft Commerce
StraBe. &ah5ufraeen in Der Office
Der ,,Treien Breiie".
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w. s. & =. wabu.

~. Sc. & 3. 8abn.
Mbfabrt.
Nab 8aeo, Sort 8prtb, 9aIas, &anias
@itp, ct. Souls un6 Chicago, tdglih,
(Suniet Oepot( ........9.30 Moreens,
unb $50 Mbenbs..
Wntmnt:
Ton gbicago, ct. 2ouis, &anias 9th,
Saaas, Sort @ortb nno @acD, tdalif)
(Sunlet SepDt) ........8.00 @orQens,
uno $50 Mben6s.
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Wir baben fir ben Monat Sep,
TENDER einen eroBen &dumungss
8 aar : Nusperfauf bei1lolien!
Iues mas mir fibren, piro gum
&Ditenpreiie lDsgeiblaeen ueroen,
aber nur gegen 8aarsabluna! 9az
peten BON q Gents Die &one auf=
tparts. &amine init auem 8ubebDr,
8tloer uno 6abmen gu ben nieoria.
item Breilen. inner 2aeer lit 3u
arDB aeporoen uno mir mii'eu oa=
Der rdumen!
TEXAS MANTEL& DECORATING co.
H13 Gosf.Snusfun-Snoss
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Gtienba6n Tabr=Y lan.
5. & g. u. wabn.
u B brt.

NbuDrf.
ytab alien Rprb-S eras<8untten ........
7.30 8orm.
ytod ct. Souls. Mempbis unb benz
Often. .12.30 Mittags.
ytadb Wpro<Seras, Santa Sc unb Srisco>
Buntten ........... .S.l5 Mbe11oS.
ytacb ct. Souls, 8aeD unb benz Often
900 Mbents.
ytab 2areoo unb Merico ....9 800 8orm.
Infunft.
Bon st. 9Duis unb benz . ten Il. 80 8orm.
gpn NDro<Seras, Santa Sc unb SriscD<
Bunften 8.45 Born.
Son localen Bunften .......8.45 Nohm.
9Dn ct. 2outs unb benz Often Ii. AS Nbbs.
Ton 9arebo uno Merito. -. IL. 10 Hadbm.
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etrathS=Ghet

Saul Stapper uno Maria u.
Ileranoer.
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@rmnoeigemtbnmS : llebertragnmsen
S. &lein an g. s.. SDbnIpn,
@runoitid an 2eigb Str. uno gal-
laeban Ipe., $4,000.
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u o t 4!

uniere Office=9 elepbDn=@ umme,
lit nunmebr 315, anltatt 212.
SAN ANTONIO GAS & ELECTRIC co.
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MeEeoDCeDhdR d|WQvC Go. Id,

beriuetft AMI Die Shatfad5e
9aB ie Die einsise breitipuri9e 9inie bon Der 8ren,e
Der Der. Staten nod Der 6aupttaot Weerifo lit;
DAB fe Die ein,iee Qinie il, bic benz ~reilenoem
gnblitnm Die eroBen nit Yinti1 Gas erleutteten
Ynllman Draining &oom= Sdlafpagen bieten ian II
st. Souls nod Der @taot Merifo reiien fam;
DAB g Die ,ein5ise 9inie BON 81 gaio mad Der
6tabt Merito 1T.
Die 9inis fubrt Surd Is BON ben 81 staatsn Der
Republif.
Edible Don iiber 8 5000 Ginipobnern in Der &epublit
iperoen bon Der Meriean @entral =9abn niht berhhrt.
Sdeli6er Shlafmaeenbienf 5ipiiaen st. 2onis
nno Staot Merito, CT Yaio uno etaot Merifo uno
umgetebrt.
c. r. HUDSON, w. D. MURDOCH
8. E. II. g. u. u. g. g. u.
GtaDt Mericp.
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@nlf sbpre 8abm.

Mbfabrt.
Nab Qabernia, Sntherlanb Sprinos
Stodoale, tdglib,.........8:00 Iorm
Nntunt
gpn Stodbale. Sutberfane Springs uni
2anernia. tdaIih. .......2:30 NaGm
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Cine Sropenfabrt.

Tltdtt8e Giabritde, feine lebrbafte
Mbbanblnng.-J abrt nmrdb bic gSii=
ffe.-@as man nutt ben MeTifanern
lerter fann.-0er @enbefreis ces
3rebieS aIs Gnttanidbut8. 1000
0mH bernmf itto fuieber bernnter int
paucntnorebem. Mnfnnft tn ber
patptftabt Merifo.
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8illarbs In gHpls' @arten nur
nod 30 @t8. pro Stunoe BON nun an.
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9r. 6cbert q. Wtpk,
Office 123 Npe s. Specialift fiir Gu.
gen, Obren, Rale uno &eble. Spred.
itunoen BON 8 bis IL ubr WDrmittaas
uno BON 2 bis 5 uhr Nahmittags.
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best letters about any topic which flames
Henry will talk upon with his grandfather
in the month of June In the Department for
Little Men and Little Women In the Illus
frated Supplement of The Sunday Tribune.
These are the conditions of the contest:
No letter can exceed two hundred words
All letters must be addressed to Prize COMPETE
ton, Little Men and Little Women, The Tribune,
New-York
All letters must reach this Office before July 6,
1902.
The writer's must not be than fifteen years
old.
Each letter must be signed with the full name
and address of the writer
In awarding the prizes clear writing win count
for a great deal with the judge and preference
Will be given to original ideas repetition OF
ideas which have been expressed by James Henry
his grandfather
In each contest the editors decision viii be fnal
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4 NEW QUESTION GAME.

Captains are chosen, and they in turn choose
sides. in old fashioned spelling match
timekeeper is also chosen who has a
watch with secular second hand. The two
sides sit opposite each other in two long rows
The timekeeper sis between the two rows at
the end decided upon the head and he holds
his watch open before him. The captain sits
at the head of his and asks the first ques-
ton. Any one the other side may answer the
question, but it must be answered inside Of
minute. If answers before the minute is
up the tmekeeper calls Time and the cap
tain who asked the question calls any one from
the other side to his side. If on the other hand
the other side answer before the minute is up
they call from the captain who asked the
question. Any may be chosen from either
side except the captain. Then the captain on
the other side asks a question, and the same
rule is followed, then the the cap
tain who first asked a question asks a question
his opposite follows with a question and so on
until every one on both sides has asked a ques-
ton. Then the side that has the most on it is
victorious.
No one must ask question he she cannot
answer. And if the other side fail to answer a
question The that asked ii must give the
correct answer. The questions must be such as
have only one possible answer such as Who
was the seventh President of the United States?'
or How many legs has house fly" Who
the author of Snow Round'?' or What
President owned a home called MontiCeIlo?'
How much is eight times nineteen" Any boy
who asks a question which he cannot answer
himself, or who asks question which has more
than one answer, must go himself the oppo-
site side. The ones that are called over go TO
the foot OF the class.
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THOUGHT WOOL CANE FROM WOLF.

The menagcrie Of the tenement house child is
populated mostly with mythical animals. Cats.
dogs and itiner1nt goats are the only authentic
specimens OF the four footed he knows.
Therefore, h. summons his ina gination to sup
ply the defects OF knowledge, and the result is
sometimes surprising. An example of this
CURED some time ago in kindergarten at the
West Side Branch OF the University settlement.
Little Pablo. 4 bright little Italian boy. came
rushing into the classroom fairly beaming with
JOY.
Il got wool gloves" he announced proudly
producing from a ragged pocket a diminutive
pair OF red nttens. which he exhibited to his
adniring friends.
"Fabio." said the teacher. after the first burst
Of envy had subsidized, Il wonder if you tell
" here that soft wool comes FROM
F'abio paused moment and wrinked his brow
in deep thought.
Il know" he exclaimed suddenly wave of
inspiration passing over his countenanCe.
Wool comes from the wolf, of course
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-01
4 WISE HINT TO HOC SEkEEPERS.

Said Jolly Jack Rabbit aloud to his spouse.
AS they scurred around in the spring. cleaning
house.
My dear. it'S to me most remarkably queer
How the human folk manage to live year by year.
Now. what do you $ pose that they do in the
spring?
1t really is quite ahsurdly queer thing.
They take off their furs and they store them away;
They afraid of the moths that is just what
they
Then fold them up with such queer smelling stuff.
And they don't seem To know when they've put -
enough
Afraid a moth, Think OF that, my dear wife
To fear such a thing furs all your litei
they only took cross-country runs every day
They needn't moths i'll their furS. L should
I tell you my dear. fortunate rabbits
To have to repel such bad habits
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goes to the thrifty Emperor. who receives 4"o
yen monthly so long the Emperor wishes to
allow the man to make coins. When he feels
like getting an original 5000 yen he revokes
the license and begins all again.
DO the people stand all these things without
saying anything"
once in while they have a revolution, but
the old system goes right Only few
years ago Japan landed thousand troops in
Corea to protect japanese subjects when there
was a revolution in the empire. China fol-
lowed by doing the same thing. and the little
Corean revolution gave rise TO war between
China and Japan.
From what you say. l think 1 can worry
along without going Corea."
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I :,

either side is bamboo Outrigger, which distin-
cuisines them from outrigger boats in other parts
of the Pacific, where only outrigger is used.
Bamboo, being hollow, intersected by many parti-
tions, running crosswise, is practically air
tight tube and the bamboo
tremey large size, up to eighteen inches in diam
eter these long alright tubes capable of
sustaining great weight above the water. 1t is al
most impossible to capsiZe of these boats
Remarkable speed is attained by these queer craft
With the same amount of canvas they will out
sail any boats in our home waters and should form
interesting study for yachtsmen
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the figures were you may judge when you know
that one item was Wine for foreign represent
atives, 10000 YEN
A regular Tammany Hall way, isn't it?'
It's much worse. because the head makes no
denial Of the fact that he gets a big share of
the amount extorted from the public
Does the Emperor have my other means of
making money quickly?''
oh. yes. One OF the great schemes is selling
the money making privilege. For 5000 yen
a man may buy the. right to make five SEN
two and 4 half cents-nickel pieces. This amount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-01
FERRYBoATs WITH BAWEoo orTRlGGERS,

one OF the strangest sights in our far of posses
sions-the Philippines-arc the natE" ieTryo"ats OF
the southern islands TUese boats are made Of
hinge logs dug or burned o.t They fitted
with rnasis and carry from two 10 four sails. On
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and he cannot enter into correspondence with un-
successful competitors.