New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-08
THE TALK or THE DAY.

Tho Massachusetts state Board of Health has
placed tetanus. commonly called lOckjaw, in the
list OF diseases that physicians required to
port. 1t IS hoped that II the new rule results IN
complete register OF cases OF lOckJaw there VIII DO
a reastIon on the Fourth OF July celebration As
may DO generally known. most of the lockjaw cases
develop from injuries sustained in the nrearm. toy
pistol and nrecracker celebration Of tho Fourth
Definite knowledge this subject. IT is believed.
will have a deterrent effect those who have 4
tendency to carry tho celebration to an extreme.
% ne is qn bS END seat hog. all right
Because he tried to get the end seat away from
mC!''-Y oukcrS Statesman.
DEMONSTRATING has about its In Mis-
souri, Kansas and Oklahoma In the last three
months only about fifteen hundred persons made
homestead entries public land there \ few
years ago that many entries would have been made
in almost any OF the dozen or so Land offices Of
that section. The greatest activity IS shown
IN Southwestern Kansas and Western Oklahoma.
the land offices at Dodge City and Woodward alone
showing more entries than all the other land Of
fees combined
Mrs. Boofer Cmeditatiyely. over her book)-How
Mr. Hoofer Cbracing himselO-Wel. Maria. don't
keep In suspense. What is II about US MEM
Puck
4 young lawyer. who always keeps stepping
lively when he has particularly knotty prob
lem to untangc. that there is place at
night that brings closely In touch with
lofty things as the way downtown district below
the Fulton street deadline He doesn't refer TO
the skyscrapers OF lower New York. either He is
not a native Of this city he may be right when
he says that for cool and undsturbed meditation
there's nothing Ike a nocturnal stroll through Mas
sau and Broad and William, and Water streets and
those which intersect them Distraction from the
business in hand in mind cannot be so thor
oughly obvated he says. IN any other part of the
city, though he would prefer n rarnbe through the
rLS he yyhO has In
occupy his mind, says tho lawyer, Will find HIM
self surely dropping into a line thought II he
meanders in solitary state through this region.
where even the quiet compes attention and leads
to musns.
IT'S Sunday in the broiling town
My early walk well timing.
/ saunter forth and wander down
To listen TO the Ginning.
The bells pealing in style
That makes one want TO stop a while
It's SUNDAY by the oceans bed
1 note that Mabels chin is red
And Dora's nose IS scaly.
the bellies are peeling in a way
That makes one hardly care to stay.
Louisville Courter-Journal.
| The Municipal Council of Vienna has issued
warning TO merchants and small dealers in the
vicinity of the city against 'unscrupulous CONNER
cial travellers The statement is made that,
| taking advantage of the ignorance of the little
dealer these agents signatures to orders for
moro merchandise than the dealer really purchased.
They send goods inferior to samples shown and
charge prices IN excess OF those agreed upon
Dealers who swindled in this asked
| to make complaint not to tho houses represented
| by the sharp and dishonest statesmen. but to the
authorities. In commenting this condition.
writer in Vienna paper says: This is in sharp
contrast with the situation in America where the
commercial travellers respected for their in
tegrity and where they are an important factor in
| the business world
Old Lacy dn tears 20 chen1ist,-Wi-viu Won
poison my dear lit-little Fido? He's in such-such
agony?
Chemist (poitely1-With pleasure madam.
Old Lady Qndtgnantly)-With pleasure, you nasty.
! unfeeling mani Then YOU Eha'nt do 1tl-T1t-Bits.