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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR SALE - Elegant fun leather Top
phaetons. with leather trimmings and
endon. corner Franklin and Caroline
street ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

ness. worth $50 for sale at $40 per set.
Edw. clarendon, corner Franklin AMI
Caroline street. 80
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-A few choice four and i've"
room cottages. modern and we'll located;
iwo-story houses with all convenences
in all narts of the city make your wants
known. Nortect & Cooley. telephone
61S, II
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED--Two rooms adjoining for gen.
tlemcsi: southern exposure; private bath
preferred. Address s72. this Office. Is
WANTED TO RENT-A well furnished
house with stables An good resident
mart of Third or Fourth ward for a
Term OF SIX months from September ];
must have all modern conyenences.
Address Il. L.. Dennis. I'll
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

WANTED--Rp Room md board by lady, on
Fgnnir street, south of Prairie avenue
Address ST.. this office. q
WANTED--One large room or two con-
Meeting rooms, with board for self, wife
and TWO daughters aged and years
Address Box rs. this office. q
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE without
rooms or nicely furnished southeast
room. must be centrally located; refer
enoes exchanged. Address No. Ss5. this
office. n
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GRAPES AND F1GS--Naoe ripe Mustang
grapes. @c peck. 81 per bnshol; figs Ilc
per b.vkct; cas-. when delivered w. w.
We7igate. phone Jl3, tbn,e rings q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR RENT--Two or three connecting
south rooms, furnished for light house
keeping. Will rent cheap FOR SUMMER;
c,ptn n
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FoR RENT-Nicciy furnished southeast.
rooms. also rooms suitable for ligni
housekeeping lio3 Capitol avenue, cor
nor Funnn. two blocks from Capitol
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FURNISHED rooms In exchange tor
board. or Will rent for light housekccp-
ing. Apply 240S san Jacinto street. 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

NEATLY furnished rooms in private
family gas. hot and cold bath. terms
reasonable. ARMY 1l6 Crawford street. 30
EIGHT-ROOM house on Milan stree,
near Polk; hot and cold water; electro
gas lighting fixtures; very reasonable.
Lewis 81 Rosenberg IT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR SAl.'l-Sx good. second-hand hotl-
crs. 90 TO iO-horsc power. several en-
gines. McGowen Iron and Bsass Works.
Houston, TeNaS. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR REN1--Elngant two-stcry seven
room house. four blocks Capitol hotel.
gas, 10, and cold bath, modern conven-
fences. No 1916 Texas avenue. inquire
next door IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-LGsht canopy top phaeton,
cheap. Apply 500 Leland avenue ~
in first-class order Sb5; new set OF hun
ness. $40, new IssNas suddie SO. Ad-
dress 795, this office n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR RENT Six-rocm cottage, kitcmen
and cttbouses: all modern improve
mcnts: large snady yard underground
c.s;ern. ?Sl0 Travis street. Apply next
door, A. S. Dyer 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR Valuable Improvement in
writing slate; article needed In every
school and home where there are chill
nHn cheaply manufactured, and retail
ing ut q low pNyCe makes rich profits.
Address Thco. Maynard. care John Wed
inrton d. G. q
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OCCUPANT wanted for a store ana post.
office in u nice new colony, rent free TWO
wears. Address ]. Is. knetsar. J.. .. box
10 Houston. -
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ONE per of pure White Ieghorn aud tho
largest Pek.n ducks, young and ola .
chetu IL taken at once, II, Mater, M
Congress-, 3tu Hamilton street, a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR SALE-sIO0oo will buy only patent
on, on baseball bat prominent PLAYERS
say all that ~ necessary Is TO put II on
ing. A. Burrows, care John Wedder-
burn & Co. Patent Attorneys, Washing
ton ID C. n
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FOR REN-r-,A nice five-room cottage one
ore block from court house. Apply SIS
Caroline street. y
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FURNISHED or unfurndsred rooms for
rent, No oil Main street. opposite First
PRESBYTERIAN church reference require
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR IENT--Two-story six-room modern
house. Apply on premiss. iii Mohin.,
ney avenue. J
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THREE newly painted cottages for rent.
uant reasonable to right parties Apply
TO sol NJ Colman, haberdsusher, ll0I Con.
gft.s avenue, ~
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FOR RENTING furnished rooms, fur
nished complete for light Housekeeping
viii please not apply; references OK
CHANGED: l0l2 San Jncinto. h
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FOR HENT-Fve-room cottage, corner
McGowen and San Jacinto; All modern
conve niences. Apply Room s. Gibbs
hui;Ging
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

WANTED--To sell good paying cold urink
business IN best town IN Texas, part
cash and balance on easy terms. Ad-
dress Ion 5S2 Richmond, Texas. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR SALE--Valuable unven,ion In legs
for provision safes. 80 constructed as to
positively prevent insects from having
access to safe: simple and effective
chraply manufactured. For particulars
address j. Nj FinDell. care John We'd
derburn u Co. Patent Attorneys. Wash
inpton ID q n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR RENT-A broom cottage. Apply a.
Fastorlga, manager Forest Manufactur-
Ing Company corner Austin and Dallas
streets. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR SALE.--An assortment OF second.
nand betting, pLlcys. shattins. hangers,
piping. etc. Call at the business office OF
The Poot. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR RENT-Chcap. two nice unfurnished
rooms. upstairs, southern exposure;
large verailda; cool and quiet place. ON
CAPITOL avenue. near new Jail. Call at
Candy Store, 609lg Travis street, u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

nne. near Caroline, for sl7 per month:
cottage In rear of above for so per
month or will rent both for 1926; these
are close in. desirable places Apply TO
RaIhael Bros, insurance agents. 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR RENT--A nice south room fur
nished suitable for two gentlemen. Ap-
ply " founes avenue. Sixth ward. 30
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR REsNT-sSiN room cottage, corner
Smith and Lamar avenue: gas and all
modem improvements. Key second door
on Lamar ANcnNe, rs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR SA1.E-A fine watchdog CNewfound-
lnndci) for sale cheap. Inquire at 3lD
IsrnulWay n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR SALE-,5 horse power engine and
boiler. scif-feed Zip saw wood iathe ;hand
feed rip saw; hand jointer: lot of mor:ir
blinds; pcwal posts. ST. Louis pressed
Trick. also two bugSies. Apply John
Seldom. at r. j.. Gribble's mil Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR SALE Device for securing benches
OF seats 10 Il )or. allows Glhem 70 be read
ilS in!i ed ont OF way when sweeping,
osnccinlly adapted for halls. churches
and street. cars Address Turner Thomas
care John Weddprburn Il Co., Patent AT
toruuNs Washiuuton d. C. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR SALE - Fun leather top buggios,
worth SIS. for so. Edw. I.arendon, cor
ner Franklin and Caroline street 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR SALE-Sllver LACED Wyandottes.
Parisid2c Cochlns, Black Mnorcas Pi.
Games. also Indian Game and Light
I3rahma chicks. all nice birds Young
w. Grizzard, rcAr posioffice. drummer. q
GOOD, fresh milk cows for sale or rent
at Morg AIS dairy: rsices to suit times;
three miles west of court house. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR RENT-!Three large rooms, soutbern
exposure, Furnished. for gentlemen, or
would rent unfurnished: in house With
all modern improvements. Apply 1916
Rusk avenue. 28
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FOR EENT-Three nrfurnished rooris Tor
%; south exposure; suitable for Light
hons'kserlie 1876 Commcrce avenue.
corner Hamilton. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

CUT FLOWERS bouquets. designs anl
fancy baskets and decorations for al,
occasions. lcoise's Valley View Nurse
ries; phone bT7 n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR RENT--Modcrn cight-room house,
furnished or unfurnished. or thu lower
floor to couple; references. Apply at
1Ol7 Travis street. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR RENT-One six.roon, cottage near
court house, or Capitol avenue; rent
reasonable. Apply 400 Capitol avenue.
FOR Frrnished aud mfurmshea
rooms, with bath privileges, reasonable
and close in. ioS LaIsranch. q
FOR RENT--fhree rooms, two suitable
for gentlemen. enc suitable for light
housekeeping; hot and cold water; four
blocks from Main street, Apply liy6
Congress avenue. -
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-15
UNBldNgD DiLLa

Talk about your Legislatures,
Texas Ia afflicted with d honey
one, FROM the forks Of The creek
They have spent many days wrang'
Ing over an assignment bill, aud We
do not believe they will ever pass
one that will keep the faseally lhs
ehned from beating their creditors,
We believe Il good law on lhla sub'
leet would do more 10 restore con-
hdenee than all other measures yet
advanced, AS II is now, IN Texas,
"a man with a hundred thousand doll
lar stock Of goods, can assign them
10 hIs wife, brother or some one he
may select, for debt imaginary OF
even real aud they can step N,
close his doors, aud the men who
furnish the goods TO the merchants,
can suck iher thumbs for their pay
This should not be, Texas needs a
law giving al creditors an equal
showing al the assets Of failing
concern II Texas can get such a
law, confidence viii be once more fe'
stored In The Empire state Of the
south, aud an viii be harmonious
luce more
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-15
WHAT A BOY CAM DO.

BE frank
BE polite,
BE prompt
BE obIjRIng,
Obey his parents,
Keep himself tidy
Refuse to do wrong
Never use profanity
Never learn to smoke,
BE useful about home,
Never cheat In his play
Spend bla nights at home,
Keep out Of bad company
Never laugh at a coarse Joke,
Learn bIs lessons thoroughly
Never make unnecessary noise
Never be dsrespectlul TO old age.
Take the part of those who are
II used,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-15
WILL GILL THEM TOGETHER.
The Governor Says He Will
Not Convene the Leg
isIature Until After
May the Tst,
-a-s
THE RAILROAD COMMISSION.
Governor Jones Intimates That the
Railroad Commission Bill viii
Be One Of the Measures for
Which the Extra Session
win be Called,
THE RAILROAD COMMISSION.

The Arkansas Gazette sent a re-
porter to Governor Dan W, Jones,
for the purpose Of learning at what
time the General Assembly would
be convened In extra session, and
we CLEAN the following information
taken from the above paper;
"My present Judgment is that the
extra session will not be called fora
time earlier than that" said Gov,
Jones yesterday to Gazette repre-
sentative, 81 may change my views
as to the exact time" he continu-
ed, "but you may say that the ex-
ira session will not begin earlier
than May l."
As frequently indicated Ia these
colulsns the only question IN the
governors mind Is as to the exact
time,
The governor was asked this Ques-
tionj ''ll the Legislature had pass
ed the necessary appropriation
bills, but no railroad commission
measure, would you have called
them back to consider the railroad
commission question aIoneW
He replied ~ most certainly
would have done so because II Ia
measure demanded by the people,
and by the Democratic platform of
the state, In my opinion the peo-
pie have right to such legislation
as they want, and while ] am goy-
ernor ! shall respect their wishes
when know them"
Governor Jones said further that
there are two matters certain to
be specified In hin proclamation con
ycnInR the s0lons In extra session,
These are the appropriation BILLS
aud the railroad commission ques'
tlon,
Article 0, section 10, Of the eon-
stItutlon says
''The governor may by proelama'
tlon, on extraordinary occasions
convene the General Assembly al
the seat of government, or at DIFF
lerent place, II that ahall have be-
come since their last adjournment
dangerous from an enemy or e0n'
tagous dIaeaae aud be shall speel.
fy In his proclamation the purpose
for which they are convened, aud
no other business than that aet
forth shall be transacted until the
same shall have been disposed of,
after which they may by a vote OF
tw0.thlrds of all members, elected
TO bOth houses entered upon tholf
Journals, remain In session not ex-
eeedlng fifteen days"
UNaldNsD BILLS
Gov, Jones has not yet passed up
on the bills delivered TO him In tho
closing days Of the aoaalou,
There are two Of these BILLS that
have elected strong opposition,
aud the governor will accord a hear
Ing to the opponents Of the meas-
urcs They are the antitrust bill
aud the bill requiring that u depot
be established and maintained at
Bridge Junction,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-15

The higher courts Of Texas, have
handed down a decision mockng
some Of the wind out ofan arbltra.
ny clause IN the policies Of some Of
the Insurance companies, They
have decided against that clause
whIehelates that a policy holder
cannot mortgage his home unless
he gets permission from the compa.
my which issues the policy Two
elsea bearing on tha, have just
been decided In favor of the policy
holder So we have courts In this
country at least, that will venture
TO clip the claws Of the "llon n-
ourauee,' who would spring on the
uusutpeelIng and beat them out Of
what Hghlfully belonged 10 them,
aud for which they have paid Our
eon0donco IN Texas high courts are
being restored when We aeo them
giving opinions favorable 10 the
weak against the strong,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-15

In MdtOhI6SS SUD6piOpitu

Our Spring Dress Goods and Silks stand first and fore
most You can shut your eyes and pick with pleasure
and profit In our new line quality and style are pre-
eminent. We anticipate your wants and Wishes then
make the prices irresistible. Ideals are turned into
possibilities! Did you notice when luck plays in
your favor how it keeps playing? We offer you bar
gain after bargain, with such penitude Of attractions
to select from that your satisfaction is gained without
an effort Seeing is free Itwont cost you one cent to
look through our stock and learn for yourself that the
low price banner waves over every department When
looking for Ribbons don't pass by. We have all the
widths, all the grades and you will have the charm Of
first pick II you come With each new season the
ladies demand new and pretty effects in neckwear and
belts The new season is now here and we have the
neck garniture and pretty belts in profuson good
Corset helps good form. We help you to the good
kind soely-that are shapely comfortable and elegant
We especially call your attention to closing sale of
Thompson Glove fitting, which propose to sell at New
York cost. We fit the great and small. Ladies' Hos
iery is kind Of speciality with us, and stock
will please you immensely We determined to break
all glove records this year and make the ceanest and
eeVerest showing you have yet Witnessed, quoting the
lowest prices on the highest olassed goods. Variety Of
assortment means much or little. We have not only
the variety, but the assortment is large. line OF
goods with means perfect line with all minor grades
represented. Give us a CALL JOE WINTER
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-15

j B Bsniamia has sold many
suites of furniture The past week.
llo tells us that advefiisinp pays,
as II haa brought around the peos
pie 10 trade With hin, llll
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-15


The highest water known for
years Ia reported all along the Mise
sHsippl rlycGnnd many houses have
been noatcd on aud cattle drowned,
The dyoriBetIll reported as rising
aud tho weather reports are not fas
y0fabIe for a decline, New Orleans
aud Cairo are the lowest situated
cities on lls banks, aud they are
pr0lctlodby high aud strong luyoea,
bat should the water continue to
fIHo these places may be- washed
from the face Of the earth from
brobcn Ieyeos We hope for the
batlor In thls hour Of danger
Hot Springs Ia being treated 10
''eoeRag MAINS badger fights,
and sIugaiaa matches The paos
pho up 40 the Springs are hard up
fof umuanmuulH
N You wHb to purify your blood
YOU should take "a medicine which
cures blood dispases. no other med.
itine has such a record 0f cures az
Hoods 5afsabarllla.
Hoods pIIls are easy 20 take,
easy 10 operate Cure indigestion,
bIIlUusnussi 8bti !
Parents Wishing their children
taught music should send IA leaehs
efs who are here t0 stay Prof
aud Mm n M Mttann, teachers
0f violin, mandolin, piano and we
eal lUf terms, ptei call on ef al
dress Y Va M0GANN, llB Walhu
street IT
The ~ ounce loaf Of bread ls no
temptation 10 tho consumer, when.
hu can buy ltlm0's 10 ounce loaf lor
lhp same money, bu Aill
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-15

The ~ ounce afof bread is no
temptation 10 the consumer when
hp can buy kllu0t 10 ounce loaf lor
the same money be- All
The times., 1897-11-15
senntnr Cnffelv on Hawaii.

y
Senator i'oneIsasC Artery, OF Louisiana as
everybody knows, is q leading opponent Of
Hawaiian apnezation. To oepitomize hisop
position ia his own language: The fortunes
of handful Of sugar planters DO not
justify us in undertaking the dangerous
experiment OF nid ocean government nge1
population alien, unass imhable and un-
Christian" :, the Senator expresses him
SELF in a letter published in New York yes
terday
The very fun statement of the position
hclG by - prominent an anti-aHne2ation-
ISt is va!uable as furnishing The text or
most OF tie arguments which viii re
heard un the noor OF the Senate next
winter. As far as we observe Nj. Car
fery dOAs hot lresen, anything new, ai:d
we arr happy 70 note that what lie does
offer IS not OF a character TO depress his
anita gouists. He deplores the idea Of our
pushing our coast line" two thousand
mites out into tie Pacific, ignoring the
fact tEat, according Ia official maps Of
drawn south from our most northwesterly
shores Mr Caffery drspises tie idea of
amexng a population largely native anil
Ja"ane~e, unfit for Statehood in his jg1E-
ment. He does not believe the country
can be coustnuuonany acquired except as
z prclimmary To Statehood, anu therefore
should noj be touched a t any price
IL thinks notice ON our part tlat this
Govcrament wHl not tolerate foreign inter
fereue. in Hawaii would servcevery ypurpose
of a guaranty of independence. W}r.n the
question stall come up III the senate Mr.
! Csffcry may have suni- difficulty 10 i'm
/ pressing Ih,s view The kind of .iide
pendcnoe" which certain majority ol
Japanese residents would give to the
( country, when theA grew strong enough
20 control 81 might not sut us at all.
/ 1t hardly is worth white, thus carly, 10
10 enter into any lengthy discussion "r
the details of a subject OF wiich there is
ample promise that We shan have enough
before ,ye eet through with it. So, We
Will ONLY remark. i~ thti' ~ TINS tliil' thdt
while Senator catfery does not think tbaI
/ tie rlrlui", OF tie sugar planters in the
HawaiiIn i,lau.is are sufficient to warrant
Us ia messing uneue it is perfectly evident
ne feels That tie assumed interests 81
some other sugar planters ;t.oSe n Louis
rana bv tta sgmc token are ample reason
tor defeating the treaty.
Ar cqually pmroric attitude has been
oocupiaG by tiie trans continental failw a
influence ia opposition To tne Nicaragu;
C:uaI. 1t is uoI the first time tfat. Il
the ayes Of tie local statesman, sorle
Haahea Interest Of his own district has ap
peareI of greater Importance than meas
urr ef enormous national value ana ne
ccSsily.
The times., 1897-11-15
WILSON'S ANNUAL REPORT.
Agricultural Colleges Proving
Be Excellent Institutions.

Agricultural Colleges Proving To
Be Excellent Institutions.
James wilson, Secretary of Agriculture,
has transmitted his annual report to the
President, for the fiscal year ended June
80, 1897. This report gives history OF
the department. and the scope OF its Work,
The endowment Of agricultural colleges BY
Congress in 1862 and the appropriations
for experiment stations in 1887, for edG-
ca,ion in agriculture ana for supplying
correct Information To farmers along The
lines of their life work, are probably the
most effective and ar-reaching ever
devised by the government of any people.
Secretary Wilson says the science of
daiiyipg Is spreading from the agnculturai
college cepters, resulting in greatly in.
creased and improved production.
The department. is seeking markets III
foreign countries by making uhelf people
familiar Nsi,h the superiority OF our goods
iHis country pa1u .r.5Sz z,UUU,uoo The last
fiscal veal Ter sugar, hides fruits. wines.
animals, rice, flax, hemp, cheese, wheat
barley, beans, eggs, tea, etc; So,Oo0,OUo
Tor ciicury castor beans Lavender, hcorlce,
opium, poppy. suinac, etc, and 81 00o,000
for bulbs, nearly all of " hcH could hegrOwn
ana prcpsi ca for use at houie. The Depara-
I.ient OF Agriculture VIII encourage the
growing of these articles by the mtroduc-
ton o. svc,s and by sending out faruers
ndlletiGs giving Information concerning
them.
The department is endeayoring TO get
information from foreign countries with
" hich VIC compete in the markets OF the
world regIr,ling crops and prices. steps
are also being taken to ascertain what
ciups are grown ON different ther mai
lines SO that the seeds and plants may
be inieligrntly brought to this country
In assist iI the ,nyerSification of crops
Seeretsry Wilson points To the need oi
having American agents in foreign coun-
,rles who have leen educated in the science
relating To agriculture,
AirJii.- Su.. c,.urdlIoHal movements when
in recent years have engaged the attention
OF The puhlic none has been received with
greater favor than the attempt 10 INTRO
uuca imsD schools for giris and women SOM.
Systematic teaching OF the arts winch are
practiccd IN the home.
The arpropIiatiun at tie disposal OF the
Bureau of Annual Industry has not been
sufficient 10 enable il to inspect all the
animals >lhughtcred ia this cuGniry de.
siguac for nterStAt" and foreign commerce
Tie eNttn>ionof the scope of the Weather
bureau is urged as is the extension ul the
study % he upper air with kites
or the amount appropriated for the
fiscal year S97, -, l46, ,O44.23 was dis
burscd prior to July l, 1897 There re-
mainrd an tLat date unpaid bills aggre-
gating 81 $4,000. When THESE stall nav,
been paid the total expenditure iron, the
appropriations fur the year 1897 VIII he
ia roand numbers, 81 $50 900, IcnVlne q
final balance "a return TO the Treasury
of about SlIS,Ud0 The total amount
paid out during the year WAS S23.3U6,
3G5-3e, including Sl.4sSlO for supple
mental accounts OF 1885 and Sl5S, s3e 81
! for those OF S9G