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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-25

COR SALE 6Ox1OO feet St. Louis street
T 10000. A. NJ LOOMS. PIT San Antonio
street, keal Estate Rental Collections AND
Insurance.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-25

y LOTS on North Kansas ST., near Missouri
Z St: $1,000; half down, disc ount for cash
Horace b. stevens. Real Estate and Insur
ance.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-25

cOR SALES lots on Missouri street; $50
each; bargain that will be taken quick.
Jno. Julian, Real Estate and Insurance, 112
San Francisco St
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-25
FOR SALE-IMPROVED RESIDENCE
PROPERTY
FOR SALE ROOMING HOUSES

COR SALE-Cneap-A lodging house. CEN
tralIy located. Jno. Julian. Real Estate
and Insurance, liz San Francisco St.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-25
ROOMS WANTED

lhfA NTED-By gentlem N and wife, four
w furnished rooms for liz ht housekeeplne
with bath or small furu shed hou- e; g od
health; no children; must be first class.
Address g II erald Office.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-25

,AgA STED-3 furnishe partly furnished
w rooms for light housekeeping, either on
MYRTLE. Magoffin or san AntO 10 st. Close in.
Address i b. care Herald.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-25
FOR SALE -UNIMPROVED RESI-
DENCE PROPERTY

COR SALE-Property, improved and unim-
I proved, In all parts of the city. If you
want to sell. list with me and / will adver-
cise your property without cost to you.
Horic b. Stevens,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-25

IN OVERLAND ST, which ia improving
~ very fast; 6Ox120 feet. Horace b. Slew
ems, Real Estate and Insurance.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-25
FOR RENT HOUSES.

COR RENT-A new fNur-room house, fur
T nished or unfurpishs d bath; closets
club of young men preferred $50 No. Santa
Fe st.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-25
FOR SALE-IMPROVED RESIDENCE
EAST END

r, LOTS cor Octavia Ochoa and Franklin
Il SIS . frame houses renting 50 each; ODl y
5000 TIo. Julian, Real Estate and 1nsur-
ance u San francisco ST.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-25

e ROOM dwelling; st Vrain street, lot 52x
D 40; east fr mt; only $500. Jno Julian,
Real Estate aud Insurance 112 San Francisco
str, ct.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-25
FOUND
FOB RENT-ROOMS

COR RENT-Furnished rooms for hous'
T keeping. 80 First st.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-25
The Hera1dS 5
POPULAR I
WAN rs. !
HELP WANTED MALE
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

MIA Mt f D-Cook 10 cook for family OF TOUR
W Erouire a office of Hotel Francis.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-25

PROPERTY ON Ell PASO ST, north of
Third: ia feet deep; only $40 per foot.
Horace B. Stevens, Real Estate and IDsur-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-25

EIGHTY-ONE FEET fronting park west of
Ruckler square; desirable location, as
this block viii not be uSed for school Dur
poses. Horace B. Stevens. Real Estate and
insurance
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-25

COR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms
T for light housekeeping. Apply DOS Mis-
souri, street
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-25

| NORTH EAST corner north Kansas st !;
" 81 feet front; very desirable location.
| Fl GRACE b. Stevens, Real Estate and Insur-
|
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-25

lHTANTED-Mid aged woman with refer
w ences war Is post on in private family;
no washing. l. u. Herald
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-25

. ROOM brick dwelling with bath and all
D modern conveniences; east front; Eir-
einfa street; lot 52sl20; Lrice $1,000. Jno.
Julian real Estate ana Insurance. liz San
Francisco street.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-25

COR SALE-Two east front building lots on
North Greg IN st near boulevard. John
A. Happier, real estate, Mills Building
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-07
Rekarlps "a C1I'reos.

A una quela que pOr dltlclen'
clas del servicio presentamos al Sc
nor Director General del ramo, este
funci0nariO Sc ha servidc cOntestar
nos 10 siguiente:
He recibido su carta fecha del
corriente incluyendO varias de sus
agentes en- Yauco, Aguadil1a y Sa-
bana Grande, y de Mr. r. Graham
dc Ponce, Quejandose del atraso con
que han recibido LA CORRESPON
DENCIA. Lnformo usted que ha
habidO atrasOs en- ID ruta entire Sap
Juan y Ponce ol 20 y 80 del pasado,
asi como el dia 10 del corrjente de-
bido & la condici6n impossible de los
rios, specialmente ell de Juana Diaz
& causa de las fuertes lluvias Tam
bien ha .habido atrasos en- la ruta
entire San Juan y Camuy debido &
que Ia corriente Sc llev6 el puente
dc Manati
Ell servicio que desempenan los
contratistas es al presente satisfac-
toriO y los atrasOs en- los cOrreCs
son debidos circumstances inevi
tables como los elementos etc. So
bre 10 que Sc manifesto de que al
gunos ndmeros del periodico no Sc
reciben por los interesadOs, lie infor
mo que este Departamento ha inves
tigado el asunto, y le puedo asegu'
rar q usted que todos los peri6dicos
depositados en- la Administration de
Correos son prontamente despaci1a
dos los destinatarios y entregs'
dos
Muy respetuosamente,
". H. ELLIOT,
Director Genera! de Correos.
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G;MonopoIi0s?

La carne aver Sc vendio q "a y
36 ctvs. g! kilo, debido, segdn Sc di
ce, que los senores Barriolas y Ca
1reras han acaparadO 81 ganadO con
los ganaderos de los pueblos veci
nos, vendi6ndolo luego 4 los peque
nos negociantes de este necesario
artfculo, & precios exhorbitantes.
ST este es asl, no sabemOs 10 q.
creeran aquellos senores; parece q.
& mnchos les importa poco la exas
peraci6n de un pueblo, y estan ju
gando con fuegO.
Hoy la carne no paga ninguna
claso de derechos, concession que hi
20 el Gobierno para conseguir aba.
ratar el art1culo; y lejos de ser as1,
Sc sigue abusando de la mansedum
bre de nuestra poblaci6n, sin respe
to y sin miramientOs de ninguna cla
Sc Bien; ahora vamos a preguntar
a los que pretenden vivlr 'del sudor
ajeno; eque hariais, 81 por vuestra
codicia, sc levanta la ira popular
contra los explotadores? mo mi
rails por vuestras vidas? eCreeis,
por ventura, que todo puede hacer
Sc impunemente? ST opinais 10 con
trario, no provoqueis mas, porQue
va la Media . Sc esta llenando, y ell
rugido de las fieras os sorprendera
cuando menos oenseis.
Y 10 mismo que decimOs a los
expenditures de Ia carne, decimos a
algunos detallistas, que por interes
de algunos centavos, Sc estan expo
niendo muchas otras cosas.
LA CORRESPONDENCE viene Sc
nalando ell peligro hace dias; voso-
tres, los irrespetuosos con las masas
podeis seguir pensando como os pa
rezca; pero 81 desgraciadamente su
cede 10 que preveemos, no busqueis,
no, amparo en- la prensa, porque es-
ta por deber, y por dignidad Sc CO,
locara al lado de los aijos del traba
io.
va 10 sabeis, ahora, seguid el
camino que vnestra conciencia os
aCOnSaie
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AreCibO.
Situacion angustiosa
del Municipio


La situacion del Municipio de
Arecibo que era bastante critica des
de la epoca del ciclon pues Sc adeu-
dan 5 meses de sneldo q sus emplea-
dos ha quedado hoy en- peor estado
con la abolicion de los arbirios q los
artfculos de consume, pues era de 10
que venia sosteniendose para aten-
der a sus atenciones mas urgentes.
pues con las contribuciones, que la
mayor parte han sido condonadas,
no puede contarse y mucho menos
con 10 POGO que produce ell arbitrio
sobre ell ron y cigarrillos, y 10 peor
del cuento es que no por ESQ Sc com
praran los artfculos & menos precio
que antes, con 10 cual Ell que CANA,
como siempre, es ell comerciante
mientras ell pueblo Sc arruina
El Co1Tespo1asal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-07
La Exposition.

Los empleados podran entrar
en- Ia Exposici6n desde las seis de la
maf1ana los visitantes & partir de
las ochO.
De esta hora hasta las diez 81
precio sera de dos billetes; de diez
de la mafana & seis de Ia tarde de
uno solo, y otra vez de dos desde
esta hora en- adelante
Pero la administration Sc reser-
va ell derecho de aumentar los pre-
clos a tres, cuatro cinco billetes,
cuando 10 considere conveniente.
Adn no Sc ha acordado a que
hora Sc cerrara; pero Sc cree que, al
menos durante el verano, permane-
cera abrierta el mayor tempo posi-
BILE.
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Nos dicen de Cayey:

Parece que el cOmercio de es,
te pueblo segun Sc dice ha querido
imitar al de esa Capital aumentando
poT Iue 81, de repente ell precio a los
artic culOs como el arrOz, bacalaO
manteca y otros a ciencia y pacien
cia del pobre que con tantas fatigas
gana su iornal
El pan sigue siendo agrio al
gunos dias de 6 q 7centavos Ii bra
La carne ha haaumentado 20 cts. XII
10, - que equivale decir al pobre:
sno puedes conner carne' No hay
mOt1vO para tanto; ell ganadO no
esca sea y sempre cuesta 10 mismo.
iHay que contenerse, scnores espc
culadoreS, y no abusar del p1blico.
pueS los abuses tienen su limite.
Hemo, oido decir que la sail
da de don Manuel Egozcao del Co
mite Republicano, 10 lbcdcCe 4 ro-
zam ientos de ningun gGnero cen eI
part ido, sino que como a1caldo, no
puede dnsempenar car4os politi
cos.
Ha sido confrm#d4 por la Su.
prema Corte de Justicia, Ia condona
u@ clncO amos &c preSldlO lmpueota
por el Tribunal dc Justicia de Pom
ce a <Aguiia blancas
En- el teatro sLa pcrla1 de
(Ponco) Sc ha pucsto en- escena la
soberbia obra de Verdi "Aidl." Ell
exito ha sido magnffcn, Esperamo5
escuchar esa production admirable.
en- ell Teatro dc San juan. Ell p1bli
co aSuarda impaciente que la com
pafla termine sus compromises en-
la Ciudad del Sur
En- Ponce, segun dice La
Dem'b bcracia'', continue vendiendcse
Ia carno 40 centaYos cl kilo. Sc
gun sus informes, Sc compla Ia AFRO
ba de tres y cuarto tres Y medic.
Agrega el college, que -es sensible
que e5to suce1a, y que ell pobre pue-
bio eAte siendo vfctima de un abuse
incal ficable.
En- todas parties cuecen ha-
Ha sido denunciada la casa no
II de la calle del Sol, por tener
obstl1 uido el caf1o del desagtie
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-07

D1cese CUE el Gar. que ahora
esta en- Moscou. ira Berlin con
motive de las festas que Sc celebra
ran por haber llegado ell Principe he,
redero del Imperio Germauico a su
mayor edad. La vista del Gar tiene
por objeto correspondent a la que ell
actual emperador hjzo en- 1884, sien-
do Principe heredoro, a San Peters,
burgo, cuando Ell actual Gar entra-
ba en- su maYOrla de edad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-07
A MORENO CALDERON.
ABOGADO.
Bufete Tetuan n1m. |.
San Juan

En- Ia retreta del prOximo
microbes ejecutara la banda puerto,
rriquefa ell Himno Dominicano,
compuesto por J, Reyes y arreglado
por Ell professor ST. Vihoto para la
misma banda.
Tomas Romero donunci6 ayr
4 Dolores Ramos, como autoIa d.
robo de un dircro que SO le habi;.
hechO
Aver fu6 herido por un desco
nocidO eI individuo Pjo de Jesus, ell
el cual pas6 al Hospital.
Sc encuentra cnferm en- Ma
yaguez dona Maria Alfonso, espo~
sa de don Domingo Martin Coma
lez.
En- ruta desde Rio Piedras fue
conducido aver a esta Capital el in
dividuo Jacinto Polo Tambien fue
conducida Maria Reyes, q DISPOSE
ci6n del Juzgado de Catedral
Por estafa Carmen Martinez
fue puesto q dispozci6o de los tribu-
males ell sugeto Rutino Morales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-07

Sc encuentra Ell esta Capital,
acompanado de su distinguida espo
sa la seflOra dof1a Isabel Perez, ell
sefOr Alcalde de HumacaO don Fran
cisco Bus6, q quiene5 saludamos
afectuosamente, deseandoles grata
Dermanencia entire nOsotrOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-07

Signep avanzando rapidamen-
to los trabajos del tendido de la via
para el nuevo tranvfa electrico, en-
tre esta Capital y Rio Piedras. Et
trozo comprendido entire este pueblo
Y Hato Ray estA muY adelantado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-07

So dice que don Jose Bazan
Diputado de consumes ha prosen ia
do la rnnuncia de su cargo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-07
NO!II|.'1IC:I:: 7 7 LAS.

El sabado por la noche, obse-
qui6 ell ex-juez presidente de la Cor
te Provisional, hoy .Srcretario de
Estado Mr. Pettin gill! con i'm es
plendido banquete en- Il Colonial
Club todos los emp!cados de
aquel Tribunal El acto result6
magnffico, habienao asistido las ST
guientes personas. Juez Pettingill,
Mayor Dimmicl1, Mayor Thomas,
Mayor Sharpe, Capelisn Brown, los
ayndantes del General Davis re
nientes Battle y PardSer, Fiscal
Keedy, Marshal Boutwell,, Int6rpre-
te Todd, Taquigrafo Magee y Te
niente Fiscal Savage.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-07

Ha sido denunciada la casa no
II de la calle del Sol, Dor tener
obstl+ udo el cano del desagtie
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-07

Sc halLa enferno sin poIer
asistir & la oficina Mr.. Harry Sclitti,
empleadO del Gobierno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-07
NUEVO SURTIDO Ge e

NUEvO SURTIDO de encajes
de hilo y algod6n valenciens COZ.
entredos para pasar con cintitas
estrechas, que Ia hay 7nuy mas y
bonitas Gran novedad: encajes imi,
tacion tira bordada. Elegantfsimos
pasadores para sombrerOs con ador
nos do bonitas piedras da gran efe3
to. Las mejores alfombras, camas,
tohallas, perfumer1a y III acreditada
tintura sAgua de Persi2> en- cl Bazaar
de Manuel Vicente reducidlsi mos
precios Al San Francisco Al.
a-29
Sc anuncia la va cante de IA
escuela de Kindergarten de Toa
baja
Circula la noticia lie que un
americana llamado Tomas Richards,
fue condenado en- Johaune ,burg,
como asesino y dinamitero
~Papa, sc6mprame un ta:4
~~ No hijo mfo; porque me NOR.
titicar1as con Ell ruido
No 10 creas,. papa; no 10 t0ca
rs mas que cuando estes durmjando
la siestecita que tomas cuando pEue
bas ell an1s ell <Andaluze que e. la
mejor bebida de las conocidas.
Sc halLa enferno sin poder
asistir q la ofcina Mr.. Harry Smitti,
empleado del Gobierno.
Sc dice que el senior PettingiI,
actual Socretario de E>t4do no acap
tara en- propiedad el cargo que le la
side conferido, y que 500 10 dcsem
pe1ara interinamonto ha ia que SO
establezca Ia Corte de Clrcuito, Ell
donde es probable desempenara
igual puesto que el que ocupaba Ell
la Corte Provisional.
Al llegar Justine Navarro, q
Naguab DO, su pueblo, hubo un gan
motfn, dando las mucnedumbres
mueros al 1iltimo ejecutor de justicia,
teniendo que protejerlo Ia autoridad
local, hasta eXtra1arlO de la ju"is-
diccion
Algunos peri6dico+s IS alelnanes
dirigen sevaros ataques al GObierno
del Empe1 1ador por ell aba andono que
ha .hecho de las reclaim de
muchos comerciantes a lemanes de
Manila con el Gobierno espanol, que
les EN- barg6 grandes cantidades de
arroz. durante Ell sitio das licha ciu
dad. Como las protestas y reclama
clones no fueron pres entadas Ell
tempo oportuno, ahora no pueden
.sostenerse. Y esa es la raz6n por
que los comercjantes allen names estan
indignados contra su gobierno, que
nos los protegio en- debido item
po. =.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-07

Sabemos que ell vapor <Catali-
ma, p en- cuyo buque vienen algunas
estimables fami|ias de esta ciudad,
sali6 de Canarias e! dia 5 del mes
en- curse. Dicho buque seguirt para
Mayaguez, Ponce, Santiago de Gu
ba, Habana, y M6jico, admitiondo
Manana probablemento Sc rcu-
Mira la Junta Superior de Carload
de Puerto Rico, racientcmente nom
brada pof el nuevo Goberna1or, i
fin de crganizarse defnitivamputo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-07

Circula la noticia lie que un
americana llamado Tom&, Richards,
fu6 condenado en- Johaune sburg,
como asesino dinalnitero
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-07

Tia sido contirm"dA por la Su.
prema Corte de Justicia, Ia condona
de cinco amos &c preside impueata
por el Tribunal dc Justicia de Pom
ce al xAeuiia blanca,
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What nWoman mid.

What this particular woman did was to
plan and carry out an enterprise which
cured her husband OF incipient consump-
ton and brought him back 10 his home
and business a vigorous man. The story il
told in the first person. as IL by the woman
herself. and bears the impress of being
the actual experience IL claims 10 be. The
man In the case was clerk in a Chicago
railroad Office. who was told by the doc
tors that his only hope Of recovering
health was to spend at least year In
Colorado. AS he had a wife and baby to
support and but a little money saved he
felt IL to be out OF the question 10 give up
his position as long he was able 10 hold
it, Thereupon his wife took hand i'm the
proceedings. She had read. and the opin-
ion was confirmed by the same doctors who
had ordered her husband to Colorado. that
Ii was not so much a change OF climate as
out-of-door life. together with nourishing
food, that sufferers from lung disease
needed. She argued that IL her husband
should go TO Colorado the worry over his
family left behind. in addition to insufi-
Gent fare at a cheap boarding house,
would offset all the benefit to be gained
from the invigorating climate. Therefore.
she arranged for summer spent out or
doors in company with his family not far
from his home and at small expense. IL
was summer in wagon. They started
from Chicago on a sunny spring morning
headed toward Wisconsin. and after wan
dering about for few weeks along pretty
roads and in picturesque regions settled
down for the season near the bank of a
lake. How the wagon was fitted up, what
the outfit cost. how they Jared sumptu-
ously on supplies bought from the farmers
along the way, are, together with their lit
tie adventures. all told in pleasant narra-
tive style vigorous appetite and renewed
health for the invalid. and keen enjoyment
for both. were the rewards of this nomadic
existence. The story is a suggestive one
for those to whom change of climate Is
advised. and the life depleted has fits at
fractions as well for others who have MOTH
ing more serious In view than an agreeable
outing. The author is Oh. Gatchell; the
publishers. Era Publishing Company. Chi
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INDIANA EDITORIAL NOTES.

Wheat still goes upward. Mark Hanna
seems to be villain still.-Marion News
The Tammany ice trust has given the
cold chills to the Democratic party on the
trust Observation-Disclosures Republican.
Labor unions should be the first to up
hold the hands of the law, and the last to
engage In armed conflict with the repre-
sentatives of the government.-Richmond
Item.
The rumor that Senator Blackburn is In
favor of repeating the Goebel election law.
II true, will be a confirmation of all the
evil said of that law.-Terre Haute Ex-
press.
The Indianapolis Democratic machine is
beginning TO understand that while Mr..
John w. Kern may spread very comfort
ably over the capital, he gets thin when
stretched over the State.-Terre Haute
Tribune.
If Mr. Bryan should be induced to let
up on the free silver question. the next
reasonable request TO be made OF him
would be that he throw over the Popu-
list nomination. He can't hold on TO that
and capture the gold Democrats.-Lafay-
cite Courier.
Booker II. Washington has again given
evidence OF leve,headedness. He has de-
clined to have anything to do with the
proposed organization of negro political
party. Washington's work among the ne
groes is of a far better character.-Ander-
son Bulletin.
Protect American life and property. but
make no engagement with foreign powers
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In this story, by Brander Matthews. he
takes his characters from New York So
ciety circles. Carla Brookfield. with her
husband, rising architect. her father-in-
law. popular physician. and baby.
most influential member Of the household.
are leading characters. Mrs. Brookfield is
OF French Creole descent. and. though not
strictly beautiful. has the quality of charm
OF personal magnetism which makes her
popular, especially with men. She has
considerable dramatic talent and belongs
to an amateur company. At a perform
ance given in the Metropolitan Opera House
for charity she attracts much attention and
promptly receives an offer from a theatrical
manager to enter professional ranks. She
is so pleased with the praise of the pub
lie and the newspapers over what she has
done and is SO willing to have more of IL
that she is disposed to accept the man.
ayers offer. and so informs her husband.
He is much agitated and very unhappy
over the prospect, but while he Is fretting
over the affair she suddenly changes her
mind and decides to remain at home. Mr..
Matthews's stories are never exciting but
this is a pleasant little study of femininity
and domestic felicity In a setting of modern
metropolitan conditions Harper & Bros.
publishers.
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MOUNT FOR PURDUE.
An Agricultural Paper Names the Gov
ernor for College President.

Indiana Farmers Guide.
The board of trustees at the recent meet
ing did not elect a president of the institu-
non, but will convene again the latter part
Of the month for such purpose. The Farm
ers Guide has had no interest in the candi-
dates for this very important position, but
does now propose the name of Gov. James
A Mount In so doing we have not con-
suited him or his wishes, but do so knowing
that he would have the executive ability
to ably manage the affairs of the whole in
stitution and to do so impartially to all
the departments. He is the most promi-
nent advocate of agricultural education IT.
the State and in the country. He has
made a success Of his own business. He has
been a very strong and able institute
worker, perhaps has created more enthusi-
asm in agricultural development and i'm
provement than any man that ever can
vassed the State, and has been repeatedly
called to attend the most important edu-
cational meetings. No other man has a
larger acquaintance or is any better liked
by the common people. His enemies are
limited to small fry politicians who could
not get personal preferment in partisan
POLITICS.
Governor Mount would carry to Purdue
University all those personal qualities so
much desired In leader-rare executive
ability, d-mindedness, honesty and en-
.husiasm to do well that which he at
tempts. Under his leadership the name and
fame of Purdue University would continue
in the ascendency Purdues several de-
partments would not suffer under his man.
agement. but the agricultural department
would keep pace with the others of the
institution and a pace would be set that
would put Indiana's agricultural college
in the ranks with sister States There would
be no waiting for the farmers Of the State
TO create sentiment for and demand greater
facilities for better demonstration and in
struction in the line of agricultural educa-
zion. but ne would, with indomitable
courage and enthusiasm. help to create
such sentiment. The original intentions OF
the great and benevolent man who made II
possible for Indiana to have Purdue Uni
versity would be recognized and the agri-
cultural education and training of the
farmers sons and daughters of the State
would be such that Indiana would take her
place in the front with States whose farm
ers' sons and daughters are known the
country over for their educational advance
ment.