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The times., 1897-05-16

nlaver. have gone to their homes in the
South, much to the regret OF all their
comrades
Baseball will not be made feature
in the Infantry's ranks this summer, but
a good team viii he gotten together for
short trips and games at Hagerstown,
Martinsburg, Winchester and other con-
venient points
Company is getting ready for It's
annual outing and camp, and, as kind oil
preliminary, a trip into the country VIII
be made on Decoration Day. The conlms-
sary wagon will be an attractive feature.
Camp" is the main topic of discussion
now in the military line. and the athletes OF
the corps propose to add to Its attractive
ness by arranging games OF all SORTS such
as baseball, outdoor basketball and run
ming races.
Tie resignation OF s. Porter House as
president of the Athletic Association has
been received with more than Ordinary re
gret. For a number Of years this efficient
officer has kept Washington Light lnfan-
try athletics well to the front, ana has
made d record Of which he and the corps
have every reason to be very proud. IL rs
an un written law in the corps that It's attn
Ietics shall be in charge OF non-commnssson-
ed officers and Mr Houses promotion to
a lieutenancy is the cause of his resigna-
ton His successor has not been selected,
The times., 1897-05-16

as long AS possible, since the secondary
effect of morphine is nauseatng. frc-
ton of the extremities, general massage,
very bot or very cold applications TO the
stomach, are far more efficacious than
medicine A favonte remedy with women
is the lemon or the orange. heieast acid
that one puts into the stomach at such
time the better 1t is for that organ. 1t is
well to eat plenty Of fruit when on voy-
age, and a generous diet Of cereals and
nutritious soups should also be taken
"It is useless to tell people inclined TO
nausea to beware of greasy foods The very
sight of grease makes them feel as II their
stomachs were on springs. Sailors often
take their seasick comrades on deck, turn
the hose on them, and that cures them In a
hurry. The remedy may not be exactly ele-
CANT, but it is cffectual"
The times., 1897-05-16
How He succeeded.
From the Philadelphia Record. }

(Fron the Philadelphia Record
The late Theodore A. Havemeyer, the
New York millionaire, in speaking Of the
causes of his success in business, once said:
.'For twenty-five years was at work at
Z a. m. and did not leave the refinery
until Z p. m. 1 never went to bed at night
until had gone through the whole estab-
iishment. Many times 1 worked all the
night long. While I was single man my
expenses never exceeded $50 month.
Pilot bread and cheese made FOR me many
meal A canvas suit was my daily
apparel, and there was no part OF hebusi-
ness at which 1 and my brothers did not
work No part we considered too dirty
or too arduous or beneath u.s." In short,
industry and frugaiity were the founda-
tion stones of fortune in this as in count
The times., 1897-05-16
A Panacea, Indeed.

The Peddler-I have the most excellent
sill ver- polls h.
The Lady of the House-Don't need 1T.
l haven't got any silver"
Well, then. it will take grease-spots out
Of wall paper"
Haven't got any wallpaper"
.Then it will renew the curl In feath-
ers''
.Haven't got any feathers"
.weil. then, it will make oil-paintings
look like new"
Haven't got any oil-paintings."
''Well, then, little taken internally
will make you feel as If you had some of
these things Good-day. y.'-Answers
The times., 1897-05-16
Not Nansen's Idea.
tFrom the springneld Republican.

(From the Springfield Republican,
The Christian Common wealth of London
mourns over Nansen's lack OF religion In Q
leading article, called, Where is Nam
sens God?' In all the hundreds OF
pages OF F arthest North God is shut out.
Only once Is God alluded to-"
But even then ''Farthest North" has the
advantage OF the Constitution of the Uni-
ted States. 1t is not likely that Nansen
started for the North Pole to write
theological treatise.
The times., 1897-05-16

less other cases; yet the professional agi-
tators, who rail against wealth as q
crime, will never believe that it is simply
the natural and material increment 0f
the exercise of such virtues.
The times., 1897-05-16

George Buah's Summer Garden. 426
Tenth street (west side) Opened last
evening. It was q success in every detail
and was enjoyed by everyone present. 1t
The times., 1897-05-16
Light Infantry Athletics.

For some time past the wheelmen OF the
Light Infantry have had under considera-
boin the formation of a corps bicycle club,
and SO many have signified an intention OF
Joining that the matter will now he taken
up in earnest. A meeting VIII he held at the
armory this morning at 10 O'Clock to ef-
feet an organization, elect officers and gen.
orally discuss plans for the summers cam
paign S Porter House, who has been
largely instrumental in creating an interest
"a the new move. will more than likely be
elected TO the head office.
In addition TO schedule of Sunday runs,
numerous century runs and a weeks trip
down the Valley of Virginia are already
spoken Of All wheelmen Of the corps are
requested TO attend the meeting this
morning.
sergt w Il. Liggins, of whom great
shings swereexpectedin the wheelmen's de-
partment and McRae, the heavyweight
athlete hammer throwex and basketball
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-13
TayIor Locnl Tonnes.

Taylor. Texas. February 11.--The Ma
tional Oil Mill company have decided to
build two new mills in Texas this year,
one of which will be In this city. to replace
the oil mill that burned down here Just at
the opening of the last season, and 1t will
bo 100 ton mill
The Methodists of this city have been
conducting n protracted meeting here this
week. the services being conducted by Rev.
Mr. Duncan. Much interest is being taken
In the services.
A petition is being circulated in this city
asking the legislature to enact law pro-
hibiting minors from being allowed to use
gaming tables and fixing a fine of not less
than s25 nor more than 5000 for each Of
Tense
A purse Is being raised by subscription
for the purpose OF planting shade trees
in the public school grounds.
Miss Leila Morgan OF Savannah Ca. who
has been visiting friends here for several
weeks, returned home yesterday
Mr.. +. II, Ketter of the Talley- Kettler
Merchandise company of this city will leave
in few days for Germany to visit his
parents and will be absent several months
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-13

John r. Cooper. treasurer. Charles G.
Croker. secretary; VIM. Fears, general
counsel The name Of the association is the
Texas Mutual Building and Loaning as
ISOLATION of WaXahachlc. Texas.
MIR. William Rig5y has completed the
concrete walks and floors about the court
house. lie was busily engaged today In
taking the measure CT same preparatory TO
collecting what is due hin on the job. He
will 20 from here to Parts and from there
to Philadelphia.
mr.. a. b. Small las lust returned from
Alabama. where he vent to visit relatives.
He says the people in that State are be-
ginning to economize owing to the unstable
condition OF financial masters during the
last two or three years.
An excursion party will very likely so
from here To Galveston on February 10. to
witness the presentation Of ;he silver SER
vice to the bnflcship Texas.
The Fills County Medical association met
here yesterday. The attendance YVES not as
large as usual. The next meeting viii be
held in Ennis. This is the 1rst time the
meeting place has been changed since the
organization Of the association.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-13
Sack Of Counterfeit Money.

Woodyille. Texas. February 10.-This
evening Dial Glider. negro wool
hauler. employed by Roberts & Ried. found
on the Livingston road about a half mile
east Of Woodville. a sack containing $780,
of counterfeit money. in dollars. quarters
and nickels, also Taylor street railway
check. the latest date on any OF the coins
being 1894. The sack containing the
money was reasonably well preserved and
would indicate that 1t had been placed
there at no very distant time. The coins
were OF babbtt metal and were we'll con
structed, comparing favorably with Uncle
Sans money, save in respect TO weight
and the absence of the old familiar Jingle.
When the negro drove into town his face
was all aglow with happiness at his uu-
expected good fortune but being Informed
that his treasure was of II spurious kind,
his counteuance fell. When questioned by
The Post correspondent as TO his discovery
lie said that he was driving along and no
ticed where hogs had rooted up the ground
and lying nearby saw a dollar. Stoop-
ing to pick It up he noticed the corner
Of an old sack and lifting it from the
ground money of all denominations fell
out and rolled around on the leaves Fear
ing that some one would spy him and de-
mand division of the spells, he hastily
gathered II up and took to the woods. and
When far enough away tn secrete himself.
counted It.
Numerous theories are being advanced
as to the probable owner OF the counterfeit
nut everything is conjecture and nothing
appears to throw light upon the subject
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-13
COrSicnmn Oil WclIN.

Corslcana. Texas. February 1.-THE
Corsicana Oil and Development company
made its first shipment OF oil last might
TO foreign points. This shipment was OF
5000 gallons of oil to the Gas and Electric
Light company OF Houston, to be used by
that company in their furnaces instead of
coal. A large oil tank was run up to the
oil department last night at i o'clock and
in one hour and ten minutes afterward the
tank. which held COCO gallons, was filed
from the flow Of one well, This well Will
average ut this rate a flow of about C0O0
barrels day. The company ia so I.Iuch
pleased that contracts have been let for
six new oil wells. which. when completed
VIII make eleven wells inside the corpor-
ate limits OF Corsicana. Never In the his
tory of this city has any enterprise been
nut ON foot which creates such lively in
torest here as the oil development. CITY
realty has enhanced In value from 20 to 20
per cent. as result. and few are able 10
surmise when or whore the speculation will
sion. WI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-13
Gig Irrigation Scheme

Eagle Pass. Texas. February l1.--This lit
tie city Is very much aroused at present
over a proposition to irrigntc some 20 900
acres OF land lying just above town. 1t is
not new question. but has at this time
come up in shape that gives It the con
hdehce accorded TO important and feasible
propositions, MIR, Eugene p. Carolan and
others have conceived scheme that Mill
enable the PARTIES interested In putting The
deposition through on safe basis. Il is
proposed To organize a stock COMPANY and
20 divide the stock into $4,000 shares. These
SHARES VIII be sold at $40 per share and
.ach shareholder will receive one acre Of
land Tor each share or stock owned. rhe
suDscrlptlons Will be paid In installmontg
TO the banks in Eagle Pass ard held sub.
1eot o me order OF beard Of trustees com
posed OF citizens of Eagle Pass Messrs
Nfroian " Co Will execute bond. TO he
approved by the banks OF this civ con
ultioned on the completion Of the ditch
wvhlch VIII protect the Stockholders roainst
loss ny failure to complete the ditcb ,s
agreed The proposition in detail is -
ivasipie one and the unanimity with which
we people OF Eagle Pass are responding ~
me solicitation for stock assures success
me owners of the land will NM thcir |. ;,
mo inc scheme on reasonable ho,i.
lever mas a proposition met With moro on
,,husiastlc support. and there seems 10 -,
h'tie doubt that the matter win ".
through without delay 10 pun
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-13
POINTS ADorr PEOPLE.

j. wauld seer. - though Senator Pil.ch-
tTL ui Nur-h gGgul-uG asa som. cirl,u IA
5f'i4F ronEsueras ,iit orriiial Mckinney
fnai. 'a+ has q i-ycRr.ui9 ron uauiea
GIG" tie li9o mat
ltr Aroly ...reg 9remput TruJgs Has,
.'ls or lllF p"i az uHut. ane .tts-. I'D L
.rei4er - esct usser1ua ~ 4egray lhe
1ht 0a-i7--4.--fI a9N tFtr. 40 u-t
tat.- ana reur-
tirTAraf fi4oc.s J1sath q Aaur.a "a
1@ ti4 hF fa".ft-.i JAR la4 .Y Tie Altt-
'ho a''--ss. sss li-t y y -G'lN- ~ l5s SIZE for
t 'r- lsiofls4 An Mure.l;1
81 i-- ~ }@ls4sz.
g -A Au'la. agar: 'llesrts "a N. oe,v
~ e. nrT ftf-~ fup-e tnBl T..
fr@'-s Aa-, ~ f'-.u hare bs,,. s1fnp-
--t4eiH - f'a.af tQr trFal preaf'..fsrt
pi ~ - H." having Sess. pQr-
h4- - Lar5ua 1Le q.4.,-fis asi = ~
N14f aa4 ie1Ntpo. uef- Efn from
rs -1sar C.ssrsc
r. iss Her r'- csaae wrv,e tra
=s s-sllsr rss become NJ Noe
- i'4e se. ana nearasi mss -,-f il.r- e.,,a
irIH1@'e again 81 evL S hzfilg- 30 soHi-
y . -. ~ I.a s,n AZ nc'e@ reaalag.
TIE arl4d-ol children ~ View Orleans nra
tA-fi. - li.a ~ ''u 20 erect MONUMENT
20 John d c4onoITh Who bauae8fhs.d
2 ore .f'aa a million lcllafB 10 Nt~a Or
i'7isS i"f '-4anltloual ia+Inseg The gigt
nlf ref4ltaei b. h~ erection ri moe fH.-
5h,ftF public scho3 holdings. Ia Which
-" c7ti3rcn ne % grs.elsi enrolled.
Major i}a0ey Nsys iha1 senaio--einr+
mAAcn ~ lfHeis 4. az his hesf IN bls
NOME Hls family is his tool 10 has q
vel Ntie and .ayec caH lrea. avsi uoth-
inS h1t nf-l'-,s{t sau.rts h.fu oscr 10 i.uvo
ih".r society ln Wee nv'aH he ns.-i 10
drlvc about Town. .n q hae-s g.hit.ia.
tnuo which ihc Whpe family Rsas crowded
i,s-soergaTy John ~ Foa.er is teaching
a Blnle cAgs IN Tho New York Avenue
ircSnyi'Y Chigrch OF Washington
"h!c h "a attrnbd hy abou, s.1ty pe0rle,
ineiting several public neu He con-
dnried o. Simita- ri.7s lag yrar ard
awakened much in,er..s,.
Repff ,ent}fiye Richmond Pearson Of
North Caroline received the news lav,
week OF the burning OF the oil Ntmfg
residence" lic gr.cNer pnr .lSnAtriy oya~
the irTepnrahlo Joss % large nurIiNor on
letters written hy Henry Cav 10 lewis
NllR1ms. who represented ihai dlstfi-, m
ConyresS for many years IN the tirne OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-13
SOME PosTsCRIPTs.

In Great Britain women vote for an
e'eotve Offices except members 81 par
lmmens. F"'
Wosnon have municipal suffrage in Cane
Colony. which rules 10000 square miles.
Tnere is one township n Mitchell onur-
W Kan, which has ei..cte,i the sane man
VuSttc Tor twenty-four years
=, Walnuts are supposed 20 cure rhelrne-
nsm ana toothachs. and for this purnose
should he carried In tho pocket.
= In some European couatr,ps, ,bs-c D.
lnn hellef among the pensantr-y ,bst n
cream OF wnlnuis win be followed by mis-
forture ~ ms
80, IN italy the walnut tree has a had r.r,a
mt country people call II the ,.x,ss I. 49,.
,re ana arc afraid to sleep under t,s
Sixty thousand dorars n vear , a,,....
Drawn by the French amhaSsadors, ~
non - the largest sum r>ii, 10 anv ds,in
mat!st N the world. ""S "'P'o-
Iceland. N the North Atlantic. Tho ~.
OF Man between. Eneland and Irelan,,,
ot,h inc iltcairn islands. IN tho South pa
cine nav" run woman suffrage.
Vaccination. as preventive Of small.
China 1000 b. G. II was introincrt an
1871. IN
In Bavaria each family on Easter SIM
dav brings to the churchyad fire a WA.
nut branch. which. after bong partSolly,
burned. SIS carried home TO be laid ON ira
against llgh,nng,''
The Romans looked upon the w.alnu, "A
a symbol OF fruitfulness. II was cons..
Grated 70 Venus. and Roman weddings
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-13
Three ne.. Hook. for Young Foil,

s humber q gromilent literary men re-
/ ccnily furnished the Philaaelabia Press
"ith Lists % BE ihrte best books for a bov
OF sirl i. year. old
]. SHOULD he perfectly honest" writes
w. -. lioNeis ahich heaven forbid I
*cnd say that the tos, boots for Young
ifeple ] know are My Literary Pursuits.
a 10y Town and Christmas Every pay.
4 would ADJ a fourth. but have written
suiF lhfee, anf you ask FOR 10 more. II you
aon agTcc With me about these, what is
toe mater with Jack l3alllsters Fortunes
roe l.rince AMI the pauper' ana Lambs
TALES from Shahespeare'e There ia iothine
that hrcaiens ana qulckens so much as
soat literature, no matter what it's about .
hranter Matthews selects IrvIng's
Sseich Book. t'ranslin's "Autobior.
rarhy." Poosevclt and Lodges Hero Tales
Of American History"
Ihems Page chooses any book of
iahy tales Of the old kind, Robinson Cru
fne ana lvanhop." L. II. Stoddard-
nGrimm.s FAIRY Tales "Midsummer
Nishts Dream and "pigrim's Progress
FRANK r. Sstocktnn-"Ro Robinson CruSoe. -
The Arabian NGh,a" and the Parents
AsslFtsnt,' Owen WiStcr Tom Brown Mt
Rugby, Robinson crusDo" aud 'pllsrlm's
l'ro@ress' Dr. Richard Burtou--"phgrlm's
Irosrcss' "Grlmm's Fairy Tales AMI The
Bible. indiciously edited that a. selected
parts chosen for their literary and ethical
value apart from dogma.
Tho SELECTION made by women appealed TO
shows differcn, point Of view.
Elizabeth STUART Photos suggests Uncle
Toms Cabin. Alice IN Wonderland" and
"Robrspn Crusoc" Alice wellington Rol-
lins picks out. offh1nd "Iitue Women, I"
Hans Brirker' and The story oi short
Life" "issnhoe." the Jungle Book" and
Men Of Iron arc Margaret Sansstcrs
choice.
Abou, 400 schoolboys Of Philadelphia, who
wore ASKED as to thoir opinion of the three
best looks, did not arrcc altogether with
the literary mon. They sot ghe works OF
Heniy at the hoad-pnd who hut IL boy
knows anything Of Rentyi ''Robluson cru
SOC is popular with ihom and so Is "Pi-
grims Progress" Other books that come
near the mead ~ the list are: "ivnuhcc,"
The Talisman" and the Lady OF the
Lake. and the works Of Cooper. Dickens
and DumaF. In Dickens they like Tale
q Two cities" and In DUMAS The Three
MuEkctecrs." THE Arabian Nights" and
"un.ln Toms catin." ben Fur" and
BLACK Beauty" also claim a large vote.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-13
HOUSTON. SATURDAY. FEn. II, 1897.
TEN p AGE S.
AN INTERESTING INVESTIGATION.


Enboldened by the success .. the Loxow
inves,isaiion OF the police department; OF
New York City. the Empire State has VA
dartaksl an inquiry luto the status o. Tie
trusts OF that big Commonwealth. ka3 is
reaching some interesting Conclusions.
The Special Information, so fag. relates
chiefly to the sugar t'list. aud dlcloses ,he
big profits lni some IDEA Of the iasAiea
valges in which he diGercai re.asf.es
were capitalized IN tie American sueA- re
tnery company. II has Also secured p-ae-
teal admiss!oa TIN, the ,rast csai-oss tAs
price OF sugar. tar lie whole oo-rtry. a.
though The ,rasi officials eer;szi thar tsor
are kesrins tie price ~ 50 IS % irersAss
the consumption, helleV.as 10 large sales a.
a srsail psoa: -s;Ae- ,A1z Smaller sales a. I
Larger pralg.
Th.s Is ,Aa eoGzc- @-e--,ze-t II .Ars-
e. ,he-s s7ez, aEsfssts.oz-s e ,st.,l1l rs
Prize = rasiaisiast A. s-o1sA..a ftss.gh
nei AZ excessive era-e. azs {, b, rttr,-ls-
"a 10 caasis tss rssiss vs'a t.a snrerasas
2rTssser-tus. psAs 90 -4r;iu- is srpse Of
ne s:'Srrs g - 5tsssabH1. uE.1siifrlnartf
vs.es AaTs 7ss-~ ;ainet 5. Jbr n,srrrrDt
49, ses- s.'s1ss1as = va.rErnar tu-aea Or
o. t-zs sFras'z,- Il ;als rIr-.r luisnt - l,rp-
eaesh9a- ;Ais u-os5 as tr,aasl:sisla cu-l.ur
CT q ses 'a',ar ~ ~ -arur rhuauaude u,
vo'ht1s a-fe a,ctaArf lir a,is' nt5eeaipn
- iAs ssssts-ta@y We - tAs spathpissrf
AL 20, IL s.ss.-e
II th.i lav7s-tsttls. ~ s-e~ Tu-t shau
result IL sr1r1,-&i isriitt,.9l t- rurs tas
og-ratious q these Erst; e1-osl-ss sf.u-o-
LsIew all have tatsi ri7~r e pa. game
ta- bHyc1f suyiA.us ;sat reas.,ss .-s--
the police refor7-r IL or sre1. see'-71s-is 4
for the lai'er were l7rsl ia iee.- sirtls. 4
canoe. bu, 70 curb ,Ae irs1s-s Is 81 90 ,As .
Nation service The present ier7v a.
ves'iga'ion. thereiore will be- .ollave. wi,A
interest by the people Eeueraily through /
out the country.
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THE TEXAS PAPERS.

The Picayune thinks some one has start
VILE. 1t says:
Counterfeit dollars and nickels have beer
passing around quite freely In Boeville the
past week or so. 1t Is thought that Their,
| is some one in this section who Is In pos
session OF the moulds which turn out the
spurious coin.
The Paris News is pleased with the
working OF the curfew law in its town
and remarks:
| There has not been a single arrest under
! the curfew ordinance since 1t went into
effect in this city and the officers report
that 1t works admirably. At the tap OF the
bell II there should happen to be any boys
away from home. they are to be seen
hurrying off the streets.
The Mount Pleasant Times Review gives
its idea for the suppression OF mob VOL
ence:
We can never prevent mob violence by
moralizing upon its evil effects. II can only
be stopped by better and specdier en-
forcement of our laws. Every angry mob
which takes the execution of the law into
It's own hands is a living protest against
the present laws and their administration.
II is want OF confidence in the laws and
their speedy execution that causes the peo-
pie TO rise up when como horrible crime
mas been committed and wrest the erin
iual from the officers and mete out swift
punishment We say want Of confidence In
the laws and their execution" because the
iault is not wholly In the laws. The people
need moro healthy sentiment in favor OF
law and order Jurors need to feel that
the safety Of their own homes depends upon
inc punishment OF criminals We should
need hut few changes in our criminal laws
II every citizen should always feel that the
injury Of one. however humble. is the con-
Germ OF all.
The Times Review makes some sugges-
lions TO the legislature as follows:
1t Is to be hoped that the present legis-
laiure viii not adjourn without making
some amendments to the criminal Inv Sc
curing 10 society a better protection against
he criminal. In the opinion of the Times
iseview. Two simple acts would do more TO
-e'aogy the evil than whole volume OF
eelSlAiioa that does not include these
Aey arr hrsi TO authorize nine Jurors to
-fncer a verdict. and, second. to prevent
'2ntiuuances by compelling the attendance
. Witnesses
The Nacosdoches siar-News takes n
hopeful view Of the political situation. say
ing
1he democracy lost in this county last
'ear 90 account Of the colorei vote going
'4noti II .tE entirety 10 the populist coun-
y 'leAfi Ihe oolored voter thought he had
.uf4reut reason for helping the uonulists /
iai has found out his mistake ana saws |
le VIII no, Be fooled again The populists |
re inii9 aware o. these things and realize |
he fseI that they occupy q throne of ice /
Dating "a summer sea.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-13
WORTHY OF ATTENTION.


the ir''nos OF our very excellent Agri-
cultural ana MechAnleal college arr taxing
Steps 10 see mat this branch o; State edn-
catioh Is given the same attention as are
inc departments OF law. medicine aud clzs-
sioa' learning now 80 generously looked
ai.er by the puhllcs representatives.
inc so-caiied learned professions con
''hue 10 gather Ia the majority OF our
young men, "nen agriculture really pre-
seh's inc most attractions and offers the
nest rewards to the bright and brawny
''"'h o' the Jay u ia matter for sen
''"' r's.o' 'na' 80 many OF our best young
me" rush mo professional life The bust
h''s anu aericu''urai Walks open the same
"'P'' ''"'''os ior success poiitioai rs wen
"s o'"'' WISE anu u iooNs as II tue proper
a''''o anu instruction were not given our
'.' VI wv s"oui" see more enthusiasm 10
0on'u o, our spiondiu agricultural college
A"' 'no '"''pcnuehco ana attracuVeness Of
'"u '''eu'S II Is anofu'he our young men.
."oie is no pet'er way TO populariEc the
"e'Noi'uFa' Gazing than TO dignity 1t at
our STATE eo'lese Iho last report shows
'Aa' 'no institution is IN need OF generous
a''en'''" anu tno legislature could not do
'no's .or 'ne s'a.ss best welfare than to