1908. Illustrated by the author. Contents for 1909: History of the Days, by Prof. Alex Tansey, An agreeable mixture of the romantic and didactic; The Relation of the Turnip to Early Journalism, by Hon. Ex-Editor Cale Fluhart, Heroism and hardships of the frontier editor; The Only Hotel in Town, by Lafayette Bud, A stirring narrative with several character studies; The Ice Cream Cone vs. the Legitimate Channels of Trade, by Ex-Cashier Tell Binkley, A timely and comprehensive article on finance; Questions and Answers, by Miss Fawn Lippincut, Pithy replies to vexatious queries; Review of the Melodeon Hall Stage, by Miss Germ Williams, Lesser lights of the drama that have thrilled the rural playgoer; and Scattered Observations, by Abe Martin, Short paragraphs covering a multitude of subjects, And many anecdotes and essays bearing on the seasonable changes.