Goldstein's equestrian Joke (Hayden Carruth), 159.

Ready for Business (Ilinstration by E. M. Ashe), 161.

The S. Claus Company, Unlimited-A Suggestion (Car-

lyle Smith), 162. Wanted more of it, 162. A strong

Faith, 162. The ruling Passion, 162. A great Surprise,

162. A bright Bird, A Rabbit Tail, Somewhat ner-

vous, A logical Conclusion (Illustrations by Peter S.

Newell), 163. Santa Clans's Assistant (John Kendrick

Bangs), 164.

A lovelorn Goat (Illustration by Peter

New

S. Newell), 165. Unequal Chance, 165. A Theory, 165.

Fate's Remedy (E. Irenaeus Stevenson; Illustration by

Will H. Bradley), 166. Moriah's Mo'nin' (Ruth McEne-

ry Stuart; Illustration by A. B. Frost), 321.

Friends, new Wine, new Books (Frank Dempster Sher-

man), 324. Why he was silent, 324. Pat's ready Wit, 324.

Ice-cold (John Paul), 324. An unfortunate Sign, 324. A

Milliner's Complaint, 324. A needed Precaution (Illus-

tration by E. M. Ashe, 325. Biographical Note of W.

Higbee (H. C.), 326. No Chance for such a Mistake,

326. A Specialist (Illustration by H. M. Wilder), 327.

Book-worm Ballads-A literary Feast (John Kendrick

Bangs), 327. Almost impossible, 327. Verbum Sapi-

entibus (Walter C. Nichols), 328. A courteous Fellow-

traveller (Mary Argyle Taylor), 328. Fox-hunting of

the Future (Illustration by C. Gray-Parker), 328. The

fatal Message (Farce by John Kendrick Bangs), 479.

Expecting too much (Illustration by H. M. Wilder,

485. Notes on Whistletoot (Hayden Carruth), 486. A

pleasing Condition (Illustration by T. Dart Walker),

487. A Psalm of Art (E. Irenaeus Stevenson), 488. A

poor Crop, 488. Discipline (R.), 488.

"When Quali-

ty meets, Compliments pass," 488. A severe Test (Il-

lustration by E. G. Emmet), 489. The Minister's Mis-

apprehension (Tom P. Morgan), 489. Bad Business

(Illustration by E. W. Kemble), 490. Too much of a

good Thing (Alexander Ricketts), 490. A Reproof, 490.

EDITOR'S STUDY.......

A Check to Christmas, 155. The Outlook of an Op-

timist, 155. Social Evolution, 157. The obstreperous

Dog, 316. International Gibing, 317. The Bicycle

Year, 318. For Thackeray Lovers, 320. A Study of

Death, 474. The last Work of a Sculptor, 476. The

deadly Trolley, 476. A Dream Republic, 639. The

A Financier, 490. A suburban Adventure (Hayden Car-

ruth), 645. No Doubt about it (J. B.), 646. A Wo-

man's Way (Illustration by R. M. Crosby), 647. A Le-

gend of the Strand (John Kendrick Bangs), 647. After

Information, 647. At any Cost (Earle H. Eaton), 648.

An unwilling Sacrifice (Tom P. Morgan), 648. The

first in his Experience (Gilberta S. Whittle), 648. A soft

Answer, 649. A mathematical Nightmare (J. S. R.), 649.

Blink's first Golfing (Illustrations by E. W. Kemble),

649. Strange Adventure in a Lift (H. C.), 650. A

small Girl's View, 650. No Rip Van Winkles wanted,

651. Not fond of Exercise (John Paul), 651. Illustra-

tion by W. H. Hyde, 651. Knew from Experience (Il-

lustration by Peter S. Newell), 652. Lenten Philosophy

(Walter Clark Nichols), 652. A Goose-chase (Margaret

Sutton Briscoe; Illustration by A. B. Frost), 807. Eng-

lish as she is spoke, 810. She proved it (Illustration

by W. H. Hyde), 811. Notes on Horsemanship, 811.

Easily explained, 811. Sheriff Goggles (Hayden Car-

ruth), 812. To a Critic (John Kendrick Bangs), 813.

At the Theatre (Illustrations by H. M. Wilder), 813.

Meet of the Four-in-Hand Club of Athens in Acrop-

olis Square (C. "Gray-Parker), 814. First Aid to the
Injured (Farce by W. G. van Tassel Sutphen; Illus-
trations by Edward Penfield), 965. Florida Statistics
(Illustration by A. B. Frost), 971. Dreams (John Ken-
drick Bangs), 971. Logic (Mary Argyle Taylor), 971.
The brilliant Idiot (W. O. P.), 971. Cheerful Buck-
minster (Hayden Carruth), 972. A domestic Scene, 972.
In Days of Yore (Illustration by Albert E. Sterner), 973.
It was a cold Day (H. G. Paine), 974. Business Abil-
ity, 974. Just his Kind (Illustration by R. M. Crosby),
975. To a rejected Poem (Henry Herbert Harkness),
975. From North Carolina, 976. Not much of a Light,
976. Good Advice (Illustration by H. M. Wilder), 976.

..Charles Dudley Warner

"Strong" Story, 643. American Winters, 802. Chris-
tianity and Republicanism, 802. Judge and Poet, 803.
Incomes of Authors, 805. The Opera Hat, 959. The
Homely Crow, 960. Color in Literature, 961. Helen
Keller, 962.