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WANTED-VOLUNTEERs.

WANTED-Immcdiateiy volunteers for Company
l. First Regiment, ID. 2. Volunteers; so
able bodied men OF good character who desire to
enlist will apply at ROOM Is Company c.,
Fourth Battalion. Center Market Arrnory. r. D.
SIMMS. Captain; BENJAMIN II. STREEKs, First
Lieut.; X. &. HAYES, Second Lieut.. my10-3t
wANTED-Fifty able bodied men, between ages
of p and IS to volunteer with Company ID.
District Volunteers; REFS. to character will be
required. Apply at ROOM Il, National Guard
Armory. before 10 O'Clock this morning. 1t
wANTED-A few men to complete organization
of Company NJ. First ID. C. Volunteers;
company will be mustered into United States
service Immediately. Apply this morning at
ROOM 3. first floor. Center Market Armory. 1t
WANTED-Men 10 complete roster of company
for immediate muster into the United States
service; thosr with military experience preferred.
Apply, at once. ROOM 10, second balcony, Cen
ter Market Armory. 1t
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LOUIS HEILBRUN.
Real EstaIe and Loan Broker.

Real EstaIe and Loan Broker.
1126 10th st. nw
FOR sALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
$55, 900. + ST., best location, rents at $500
$45, 600. G ST.. between 14th and 18th
$35. .0O0 ST.. bet. 18th and 18th, rent al S. 900.
SO per square foot, G. bet. 11th and 18th.
$l6.5 7th St. bet. l. and NJ.
1880. 7th st., bet. N and N.
$4,000. Pa. ave-. bet. 10Th and Goth.
s. 500. Pa. ave-, bet. 21st and ed
5000. $50 No. ave-, IL rooms and stable.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY ON MONTHLY PAY
MENTS.
s625. house and lot. 60xl00 Benning..
81. 900. Groom brick, 9th. and l. ne.
s. 900, 6-room bay window brick. 7th. and
+ ne.
=. 900. Groom brick. 1lth, and z Sc
81. 800 6-rooms. Sheridan ave-, 9Th and 7th NV.
&. 500. s-rooms. Whitney ave.. 9th and 7th NV.
y, ,0c0. n St, 9Th and 5th NV. 25x105.
y. A.000 z ST., COZ. se.,- 10 rooms.
g, 200 10th ST.. bet. and NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALE BY
LOUIS HEILBRUN,
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER,
1926 10th st. N. W.
Owners Of Business and Residence Property
will find it 10 their advantage to intrust to me
the sale OF their realty, have dealt in that
line exclusively since 1880. and had success for
myself and others.
L. HEILBRUN.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
mys-tf
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FOR SALE-A nice 8-room house. on n st. NV.
between 32d and SD sts. neigbborhood fine
lot large; worth $500: owner away; must be
sold: price. s.. 900: give an offer. c. BOYER
& son, PA 9TH st. sw. my1O-3t
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wAsTED-PosTAGE STAMPS.

WANTED-For cash, all kinds Of United States
postage and department stamps; collections
also bought. H. F. DUNKHoRST. lo95 7th t.
~. mh7-6
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FOR sALE- LOTS,

FOR SALE-Choice lot On Great Falls Railway,
within District, for $3.50; terma to suit; this
section is growing Inst; will double your money
vith:s two years; no taxes until paid for. CLARK
BROS. Room u. eV It Nv. aplSlm-eD
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-A Broom cottage and stable be
had in exchange for hours day services;
must milk cow. Address CHANCE, Brookland
ID. C. Item
wANTED-To purchase. twostory house and
FRANCIS. this office myl0- Stem
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FOR RENT.
NY II RlRNEC 4. EkI r 2T MM.

FOR RENT
W. H. BARNES CO., CT z ST., NV
ssl2 Hillyer place NV. rooms. m i-.... ~ w
heat - ,.. 50 co
SOL r ST NV 10 rooms m mi45 45 90
Il2 Mass ave ne O rms m i 40 30
l5z5 Corcoran st NV. rooms, m i......-.. 80 ~
or I'D st NV. rooms. m i..-........-.. - ~
loo-6-1-9-10 Yale ST. nw. rms, m. f....-.'3 80 %
22l4 G st NV, rooms, m i................ 70 "
Petworth, ID. C., several cottages, Z rms,
M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 W 10 w "
5l3 I'd II ne. rooms. nj i........-...... . W
1914 and ISIS 5th st NV. s rooms m i 2S so
1928 9th ST NV, rooms, m i............. y %
223 18th st sw n,ous mi m l. - 50
1928 lst st NV 6 rooms m i.,. 20 so
$40 Whitney ave NV g rooms m l IS 80
E59 California st ne q rooms m i l6 30
SIS 18th At ne q rooms. m i Is 50
as and tps Film 81 nw a rooms n, Is 30
6l1 Sheridan st NV. rooms, m i.-......... lo "
STORES.
74l ?th st NV. storeroom and cellar 80 90
1913 llth St NV. IL W
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
50 St NV, rooms. SIS 80
713 I'd st sw. rooms. m i.....--.......... 10 30
81, 43. IS Fenton ST. ne, I rooms. .....- IL 50
81 Fenton st ne rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 10 30
ll02-l10i-ll1o1ll4 Shepard alley NV. 4 rms. 50
sp2s-tf-em
FOR SALE OR RENT-Comfortable s-room house
at Hyattsvillc; terms easy. Apply to j. H.
RALSTON, Hyattsville, Loan and Trust Build
ing mys-et
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wANrED-BoARDERs.

WANTED-One OF two beanden; one ~; two
$50; home comforts. 30 st. sw. my9-3t
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HELP MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED-Ladies and gentlemen to address en-
veiopes at home; good pay: steady work.
THE UNION DISTRIBUTOR, Box 81, Philadel-
phil, Pa 1t
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WANTED-AGENTS.

~---s#-.H- 49, ----H- --~-->~~---~-~r
WANTED-First-class book agents; standard
works; also men illustrated New York
weekly: good commissions. Address d, this
office. myS3t
AGENTS WANTED-Murat HIlstead's Great War
Book. Our Country in War" All about
Armies, Navics. Coast Defenses. Maine Disaster.
Cuba. War with Spain. and relations with Foreign
Nations. Nearly 600 pages. All written since
Maine Disaster. Magnificent colored illustrations
Agents making $40 10 $50 per day. No experience
necessary. Most liberal terms guaranteed. 20
days credit. price low. freight paid Handsome
outfit free. send two cent stamps to pay pos
tage EDUCATIONAL UNION, 32i Dearborn ST..
Chicago. my.-lm
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
SteambOatCO

- Every day in the year for Fortress Mon
= South by the superb, powerful, steel, pal
= ace steamers, Newport News" Norfolk
= anu Washington" on the following seized
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. Hygeia," and Virginia Beach will find this
. the most attractive route. insuring COM
. Portable nights rest
Large and luxurious rooms, heated By
. steam and fitted throughout with cleo
. fric lights. Dining room service is q
- carte, and is supplied from the best that
. the markets of Washington and Norfolk
. afford
- Tickets on sale at Q. s. Express office.
. s17 Pennsylvania Avenue SIS. 6l9. 1871
-Pennsylvania Avenue; B. & o. ticket office.
. corner 18th Street and New York Avenue,
. and on board steamers, where time table,
. map, etc. can also be had.
. Any other information desired will b
. furnished on application to the undersigned
. at the company's wharf. foot Of 9Th Street.
. Washington, D. c. Telephone No 80.
JNO CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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sTRAYED.

SfRAYED-From 1765 Mass. ave. nw., . brindls
and white Boston bull terrier: tag No. 7eeo;
reward il returned. my8-3t
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN
Loans Of $40 ::ss g. .sssss! ;;;;;s; ss:s:s e.

Wagons etc, at lowest rates and on the day
Ing association plan, in easy weekly or monthly
payments; every payment reduces cost Of car
rying loan. II you have loan with some other
company, will pay it of and advance you
more money. if desired.
Loans made anywhere in the District Call
and get rates. Front room. arst floor. Scientific
American Bldg. --~
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FOR SALE-A beautiful Groom cottage in Brook
land. d. c.: $500 less than cost, party can
pay $500 in cask: cellar. hot and cold water;
bathroom; shade; chicken-house; large lot and
good porches; no triders need answer. Address
BROOkLAND COTTAGE, this Office. myl-7t
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FOR sALE-'N good Old bicycles cheap. from
80 to SIS; going to leave the city. Address
BICYCLES, this Office. mys3t
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FOR RENT-House of l3 rooms surrounded by IS
acres of land; beautiful grove back of house:
large stable; fine garden; fruit; chicken and pigeon
houses; plenty Of water; wide porch; attic and
cellar; furnace; open frcplaces in each room;
ceilings IL feet high in first story and II in
ond; SIS month for six months: $500 for the
year. Apply to the POSTMASTER at Takoma
Park, or H. P. r. HOLT, 1925 17th st. NV.
myS-et
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ron Rrxr-Roosrs.

FOR RENT-A nicely fur. 2d-story front room
south and east exposure; all oonveniencos OF
sane floor; near cars and departments. sli Sd
st. NV. myie-5t-em
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FAIRF1ELD-Delightfu Summer resort on Chevy
Chase electric line: one car fare to every part
Of the city; now open to the public; terms mod
crate MRS HERBERT GUTHRIE myS-3t
WANTED-Boarders; open for Summer season in
a most desirable location, square from
electric cars; cool and pleasant; fruit and shade
trees; everything new and homelike; no objection
to children. For particulars address 05l Mass.
ave. NV. my-3t-em
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-Boarders at a well-known mineral
springs in mountains of Virginia; mile from
station; mails daily; large house, well fur.
nished rooms; table excellent; ice; rates, so
per month; half for children Address BOX 20.
Waterlick, Va. myl0-3t
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RIDERS, ATTENTIoN-we have this day re-
ceived IS high-grade bicycles new and slight
ly used; offered at the greatest slaughtering
prices Of the year-'97-,9e models. Before you
pay $50 and f75, come osnd rsee US. Single-tube
tires put on, $3.50. bought outright. NEW YORK
CYCLE CO.. ssa 9th ST. mys-6t
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Money to Loan on

Keaseboid Furnhars. Piaaos etc. with.
cut removal from owners possession: pay.
ments received on principal. which reduces
the cost Of carryinx. all busineAa strictiy '
confidential: no expenss 70 applicant u
loan II not made: efficient service enables
us to act promptly on ~ spplica uonA
See W before goinG elsswh hare.
The evening times., 1898-05-10

WANTED-German girl wishes situation TO do
light housework- Address L. NJ, this office
myl03t
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---~-~~~--~-~~-----7--O-
FOR HIRE-Fine saddle and driving horses, bug
gies, surreys, traps and daytons; cheapest
rates in city to drummers- PRESTONS
STABLES, 9Th and I SITS. nw.; phone 917-2.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-l50 feet above river; genteel resi-
dence; nice lawn; 2 minutes from electric
cars; rent SlS. Apply to MISS SKINNER, Ana
costa. myl0-3t-em
FOR RENT-In Hyattsville, nice 7-room house;
large yard; shade; stable and outhouses:
cheap. C. A. N. WELLS, 32S Ind ave.
my10-3t-em
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEa,1E

WANTEp-By a colortd girl. place as chamber
mald, or nurse sii sd ST. sw- Item
The oasis., 1898-12-03

misrepresentation and intimidation. This case has been pending in the first correctional court for some time and on Tuesday Mir. Walters came in from El Gro in obedience to sum- mons from the court. Yesterday he attended the court and Whitney hay ing been sent for to the inner grating. His Honor, Judge Mayora, informed him that he found grounds sufficient in the statements of Walters and others in the Vallador matter to hold Whitney on a charge of estafa. The judge told Whitney he was free to ap- point lawyer to defend him, which Whitney did. If, therefore, Whitney secured the bonds necessary for him to recover his freedom in the Franke matter he would still be held on the Vallador case and the bond which he might have to deposit to recover his freedom in connection with this sec ond accusation would be apart from the bond required in the Franke case. The horse Vallador, the source of this litigation, is at present in the stables of Lie. Francico Alfaro.
The oasis., 1898-12-03
rhls Is Your opportunlty.

On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps a generous sample will be mailed of the most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure fEly's Cream Balm sufficient to demon strate the great merits of the remedy.
 ELY BROTHERS,
 5j Narrll i.., New York City. Rev. John Reid. J.. of crrat Falls. Mont, recommended Ely's ream Ba.m 10 me. l can emphasize his statement, Ut IS posi- tive cure for catarrh if used as directed "-- Rev. Francis W. Poole Pastor Central Pres. Church, Helena, Mont
 Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for catarrh and contains no mercury nor any injurious drug. Price. 50 cents.
The oasis., 1898-12-03
AoRossrHB Bo~DErs rs

Coffee planters in the state or Oaxa- ca are complaining of the low price ol coffee, owing to the unusually large supply.
 The proposed electric street rall- way between Lerdo and Torreon has been exempted from taxes for twenty years.
 A stock company with a million dol lar capital, has been started in the City of Mexico for the manufacture of all kinds of paper.
 A landslide near Urique, state of Chihuahua, destroyed a number of buildings, killed an old woman and injured several others.
 Large shipments of bananas are re- ported from the state of Veracruz, and many carloads of oranges are being sent from Guadalajara.
 V.O. Oreperza, the champion lasso thrower of the world, is now organ izing a large troupe of Mexican cow boys in the state of Nuevo Leon, who will join Col w. S. Cody's combina- tiOn.
 Two Republics: Four policemen who while in full uniform undertook to organize themselves into minstrel band and made the eveLing hideous with their terrible music on Puente de Pipis street last Monday, have been sent to prison to get sober, and will probably lose their jobs.
 Two Republics: Only short time ago Roque Suarez was discharged from Belem prison after having served a term for manslaughter. Monday night his lifeless body with two dag ger wounds in the chest was discov- cred by the police in San Tomas Place. It is believed that he was assassinated by some relative of the man for the killing of whom he had been im- prisoned.
 Two Republics: A woman shoplift- CT known as Maria Flores came to the end of her rope yesterday morning when she attempted to get away with several rings from the show case in a small jewelrY store on Correo Mayor street. The clerk who waited on her gave chase and captured the woman with the aid of the police, with most of the rings taken still in her posses. sion. She had confederate on the outside of the store, who received part of the spoil, and will be hunted down by the police.
 Mexican Herald: The janitor Of of the Mexico grammar school was ar. rested night before last, for chasin g his wife down the street with very few of her garments on. Yesterday morning the schOOlars had to wait at the school gate until one of the teachers went over to the comisaria to get the key from the imprisoned janitor. Next time he will most prob ably wait until the lady has dOnned her full attire, before he starts out on the same kind of hare and hound chase after her through the main thorOughfares
 Mexican Herald: It was stated that Whitney and the other Americans held in Belem in connection with the charges brought by the Chicagoan, Franke, Of having been cheated at cards. were about to be released from Belem on bond. It is quite possible that this privilege will be granted ts them, but in the case of Whitney, the matter is complicated by the charges brought by J. U. Walters, now of El
The oasis., 1898-12-03

Notarial work without cost at liar low & Gowan's.
The oasis., 1898-12-03
Our New Building

Will not be ready for use until after December lst, and being obliged to take temporary quarters until then, we will sell watches, clocks, jewelry, sewing machines, etc, at greatly re- duced prices for CASH First-class re- pairing as usual. Removed one door above old location.
 PELLEeRIN & BAsHoRR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-23

The department OF agriculture was
never in more practical hands than in
those Of James Wilson. of Iowa. We
have had fairly good men in that posi-
ton. and some who have had hobbies.
but Secretary Wilson does not regard
the department as a theoretical school.
He administers Ii as means If furth-
erlng the agricultural interests Of the
country rs business.
lie has Immediately grasped both the
opportunity ana the means for extcn-
sion 81 our trade with cur new posse q
sions. lie Is preparing not only 10 ex-
port that which We grow. hat 70 pro-
mote the Importation If what ve need
from Hawaii and the Philippines.
HIS Efforts 70 have farmers improve
the quality of their butter and the
methods of preparing it for shipment
abroad have not only resulted la giving
that product n prestige in lCurope. but
have so increased tbe demand In this
country that oUr imports II foreign
batter are decreasing ana the home de-
mand s 80 great that il aosarbs all we
an supply. His Recommendation that
the provisions ( tAe law regarding the
inspection C meats fr export be cx-
tended To butter ana cheese is very
timely. We cannot l4.a up a trade
unless Ma can afford European bayprs
assurance q she standard We claim f5r
everything sent out wi:h an American
1rao3
In tvo ether important matters he
shows proper appreciation Il the neees-
Stiles II farmers One i to make more
reliable tho estimates - crops ana the
other Sc 20 keep farmers Informed o.. The
weather probabilities, lie has. also.
faur selea"ae e>p'arers securing seeds
ana plants n Russia. the Msa!terra-
mean. the CANA sea. an America. u!s
purpose IS = make experiments both .
ts'rro>c sgee.as already grown here and
;' Iatro3ace others suitable 70 o4- soils
ana climates
Secretary Wilson ealarA,s uroa the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-23

Speaking Of colorS. the blue and the
gray harmonic very nicely.
The City Of Columbia Will not stay
wrecked The Columbia is no Spaniard.
The G.. A r of Seattle - rot afraid that
the president went down South 10 stir UP
another rebellion.
The Democrats are now beginning 10 say
the treaty will be ratified. Even the Demo-
cratic mule knows enough 20 get off the
track when the locomotive whistles.
New England Will continue red hot for
Canadian reciprocity as long as Washing
ton coal foots the bill. Il is another case
Of sacrificing your wifes relations.
4 II
The cordial reception al Valparaiso 10
the Oregon and Iowa calls to mind that
some American sailors also received a
warm reception in Chile several years ago.
Now the Womans Home Missionary
Board Will try to keep Mr. Roberts. OF
Utah. out OF congress on the ground that
he has three wives Evidently they think
he is needed at home.
The war literature is on the increase.
Everybody l. having his say about how i;
was done except Col. Bryan. This is the
one thing the colonel is satisfied to do some
red-hot thinking about.
x
Prof. Starr. OF the anthropological de-
partment of the University of Chicago, in
tends spending a few months studying a
peculiar tribe in Mexico known as the
Mixes. They are supposed TO be the fusion
party Of that country.
X X j.
The ruInor that the Great Northern had
boush. the Pacific Steamship Company
was supposed to have been killed in Seat
tie several weeks ago, but in smashing II.
some of the thistle down must have blown
of into California and lodged In a news
paper Office there. 1t grew rapidly and
was looked upon as an entirely new plant:
in other words. it would not down.
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The City Too Much for Her

Aunt Fannie is an Old colored woman
who came TO Atlanta from the country
she gave the following experience of city
life recently:
II IN done Wild de city: l don't want
no mo er 1t. It's too much fer ME, Wy
l got on one CT dem cyars dat runs wild
de broomstick, en- 70 | rid two mile heah
come another cyar on de same track en-
we he'd a collegience! Den | tried to
llge my pipe Wild one e. uefn elective
nights. en- 1t knocked me six ways fer sun
day! Den / hadn't been heah long TO
one er nay family got in trouble wild de
police en- wuz TUX down in de control
$40 en- 30 days, but he never give him no
$40 'tall-dese de 80 days, dats all! | tell
YOU. desc elective lights is mighty bright,
en- de control wagon may Ia on de right
line, but ez fer me. l gwifis back whar
dey burns Kerosene en- rides ter meetin'
in oxcarts-dat whar / gwIne"-Boston
Herald.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-23
A GLAD DAY.

The movement for the relief % the Christ
mas of the poor IS well under way and IS
meeting with gratifying popular support.
Many kindly disposed persons. approaching
rs worthy spirit, have taken & in hand and
are today engaged IN canvassing the city.
soliciting subscriptions AMI enaeavoring 70
find thu addresses Of those 20 whom Christ
mas cheer viii be most welcome.
Those who desire 70 show their good
viii have been requested 70 call at the Hob
yoke building today 10 see the array Of con-
trinutions which have been collected or 10
call at the same place on Saturday and
witness the happiness OF the little ones
who are to receive lie toys and otarer play
things. the goodies and candies. etc. Those
who know where deserving ones live who
might be overlooked will do something OF
their part in the phiianthropio work by
furnishing the names 20 Mrs. Wickware.
Third avenue and Union street: Mr.. ]. s.
Agen. Western avenue and Marion street:
Mr. Kohn, OF IL First avenue, or to the
observation-disclosures. all of whom are men,
bers o. the contribution committee. Names
viii be withheld from publication where
desired.
Irrespective OF creed or color. those inter-
ested in this work are endeavoring TO make
the Christmas OF 1898 as universal in its
pleasures and joys as possible. No ques-
tons are to be asked as to what those who
receive wish 10 do with their presents.
For the one who holds on, one hand
enough Will be offered 70 FL two. During
the short time that remains now before
the distribution it is hoped that every one
will give, give all he can ana give it freely.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-23

Clark Howell. member OF the Democrat
itor Of the Atlanta Constitution. after con
sultaton with the leaders OF both parties
ut Washington, telegraphs his paper THAI
the treaty Is certain 10 be ratified al this
session Of congress, Bryan is in Washing
ton ana Is strongly urging the Democratic
senators not TO oppose ratification. When
President Mckinley presents 10 congress his
plans for the disposition and government Of
The Philippines. the chances are the Demo
Gratis may be found supporting h.m-that Is.
all except Joe Bailey. Il takes rot less
than three years time 70 get an idea
through Joc's head. and he VIII, therefore.
he q very late convert.
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need Of Misunderstanding in the common
schools. In the absence OF the full re-
port We cannot comment upon his in
tention. but IL can be easily understood
what valuable adjunct this branct,
of education might become. X IS not
so much a knowledge Of botany as Of
those plants and growths which are
matters OF every day observation, yet
ously ignorant. In some schools a
perfunc:ory attempt liz made to teach
children the rudiments Of botany, but
while they may commit 10 memory
scientific names, which they soon for
get, they are almost unable to tell the
difference between wheat. oats and bar
ley.
1t is satisfactory 20 learn that the de-
partment intends next summer explor-
ing the Alaskan interior IN order TO as
certain its capacity TO support popula-
ton.
Much has been said in the past con-
corning tbs preservation Of the forests
by making reserves. Secretary vii
son has hit upon The right idea. and In
stead Of fencing off vast tracts OF land
proposes TO take measures for the pre-
vention Of waste by fire, to make pro-
vision for replacing the timber Of which
land is hefrep deO,15a5 and IN Introduce
trees adapted 10 dry regions. This is
a very attractive and az the same time
very practical programme, and, intel
OF adding untold wealth to the already
rich resources of this country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-23

therefore. TO have at the head Of the de-
pa-tment man conversant with the
more numerous and urgent consldera-
tfons4
WHY the president should not have
made an appointment accordingly is df-
fIcuit 10 understand. He certainly owed
IL 10 the efficiency of his cabinet and
10 the interests OF the country TO name
a Western man.