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-four, best in La Junta, at Carlton
& Bradley's.
Guy Z. Smith delivered At the
nome of Miss Nellie Pierce new
S,etson piano Monday morning.
Pedigreed and high grade Bel
gian hares for sale. j. A. Venable,
Hillside Rabbitry, North La unta.
Remember the Mandolin Club
concert to be given a, the opera
house, Thursday evening, January
18TH, is to help pay for the new
high school piano.
W. L. Stanton has returned
from Newberg, Oregon, and To-
Gated on his farm IN the Holhrook
country, His family will follow
him in the spring. No place like
Colorado after all.
The High School Mand lin Club
has twenty-five members. There
are sixteen mandolins, SIX guitars,
two banjos and one cello. Their
concert Thursday evening will be
well worth hearing. Don't fail to
attend.
Mnsby a. Lee returned last Sat
urday night from Cheyenne and
Xii Carson counties, where he has
been chasing cattle rus,lers. He
captured one O. Z Hewitt, and
succeeded in having him bound
over 10 the district court
Five hides were found buried in
the city dumping ground during
the past week, three OF them be-
ing unearthed several days ago,
and two, bearing the brand. on
Monday. The officers promise
some interesting Developments.
Geo. K. Bennett, secretary of
the Colorado Investment Loan Co..
OF Denver, is in town looking up
business. Their plan is out OF the
ordinary methods of insurance and
investment and no one is better
qualified 10 explain II than Mr..
Bennett.
DR.. Sapero, the well known
oculist, will again be in La Iunta,
January 2tst to 2oth, at the Park
House. DR.. Sapero is on his way
to New York 10 sisi: different hos
pitals and will be abscn, until July.
II you require the doctors services
please call early.
Pepsin preparations often fail
to relieve indigestion because they
can digest only aibuminous foods.
There IS one preparation that di'
gests all classes OF food. aud that
is kodol Dysp. psia Cure. 1t cures
the worst cases oi indigestion and
gives instant relief. for 1t digests
what YOU cat. Miller & Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McCarty,
and daughter, Mrs. c. +. Anthem,
leave this morning for FL Paso,
| Texas. to attend the mid winter
carnival which opens there on the
18TH instant. During their four
weeks stay in La ]un,a, Mr. and
Mrs McCsrty have made many
friends who will wish them ''bon
voyage.
AT the La Juntd Music Store you
can buy mandolins and guitars at
about half their regular price this
week and next We will also sell
mandolin and guitar '.E" strings
for cents, If you mention this ad.
A big lot of regular ascent sheet
music for 5 cents a copy. Don't
overlook this, but come and look
it over.-Guy +. SMITH.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
the mothers favorite. Ii is pleas
ant and safe for children to take
aud always cures, II is intended
especially for coughs, colds, Group
and whooping cough, and is the
best medicine made for these
diseases. There is not the least
danger in giving it to children for
1t contains no opium or other in-
La Junta tribune., 1901-01-16
The Grim Reaper.

Windal, the eleven months old
child of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Day,
was inferred at Riverview cemetery
SUNDAY.
La Junta tribune., 1901-01-16

Homer, the two months old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. l. VanValer,
died in this city Sunday. January
18th, after brief illness. The
funeral occurred Sunday.
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REAL ESTATE BOARD Of BROKERS
OF THE CITY or NEW YORK.
NO. III BROADWAY.
WANTS AND OFFERS.

mans country place; with . large. perfectly
equipped house and stables; TO lease for u
cHAS. GRIFFIrH MOSES a BRO, 1900 AmSier
dam AV.--Oner a dwelling on ST, Nicholas av
mus, be sold at once owner leaving the city
Also. Acorner plot, e0si 100 cxcaNated. at Sd ey
and i1Nh ST.; lightly mort gagged Will exchange
Aiso, n store and nat property on sd av.; VIII
cNcuangc for Washington Heights lots.
DE SELDING BROS. itg broadway. Offer TO
sell or lease private dwelling on West l?Jd 81
FOLSOM BROS. SIS broadway Offer on Morton
St, q three story dwelling lot 23ekip pnce
$1,000 Also. three story private house on
Goth ST.. near I'd av,. price, $40 600 Mso
al 5000 cash n four story private hou,e IN
seta st, near Columbus av. Also, on t3d 81
near Broadway, four story nat 2SNiOO: price
t<6oo0. Also. two three family nats on tl2h
st, near ID av., at OIL. 500 each.
WIN. HENRY FOLSOM, II West 10Th ~. t.-Ones
OIL 26th st, near broadway, a private dwelling
extra wide. free and clear, price, SIS 900: mort
gage can be arranged. Also, on Madison aN
dwelling IN the 4os. extra wide: prirc. SIS, 90
Also, private house In the +Os. near Lexng
ton av.. will be sacrificed for quick cash. Also
twelve story apartment house paylng per
cent. net: viii exchange: equity. tlG00Oo, Also
an elevator apartment house on the West Side
In the nos; extra wide: equity $4,000 want
cash offer or fair exchange.
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aotnis Nanitd.

Profitable wofs offered agents In every to~n
90 s.cure suhss uptlons g. Ihh lspihs hoss
IDtHNAi aUI lnt ArfrHAf lNihiNo Iort
Ne want artuts sEo Nui wufa tuofouHmy AnI
Win h4.lrrs, system - cover each sreion stth
,uf Illustrated Itur huuhl,ts Ani other tdNsf
t.lug natter AL 60 luus thArhl AMER fensw
aIs from odd suhr,fIhsfs Tho pay "a nTSi rave
AuI a. ne tui 90 tls Hfa.ur s2uss Nil bs gNes
tir hrst wuTbtTs a. TstrI pUfr' fuf good Nors
uaN vel sIHf Of UUr aUttfs have sutCsfded 70
IA De- a I.tflf haukltt ur aU.It Ute 60 ssnd go1
ulufaIts ~ some ~ uIf Hrst aErnts via ths
stuf 81 hDa no made If uHh
sIADf MAN u..Ts u.-INIss 80 tel
,uU Uua f4fnsH taIH.H. .Hs .irnIhfst siaiionsfb .
= .ud lilaUf 40 in UH .' a. iiNffsni mAte
.Df. .U .uUH IHutHIarH fIfr Hli 400
hIUIAIIh tN. Iht b &C. uafsu ht. ttIrasa.
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Three tour stuTy aud basement private houses 81
feet inches 80 ieel inches FIRST st, $50 feet from
Ifvspe1 lsTk \ est. prem seS Or ll5 Dnfefhl ~.
pEIER b. DELANEY. Builder.
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cost ~ ''' '' % ." ''O"'' 1850
Monroe av and Belmont ~. n e cor to Monroe
av, q. % g iT8d 81. moving and improv.
Ing dwelling; Mary Pricc. 1852 Monroe
av. owner. J herby. architect: cost SOC
Ogden av, ll29 Improvement 10 dwelling.
hose Nolan, premises. owner! W A OHea.
Dos Woodycrest aN. architect. cost ...... 200
eth st, n ). 2i0 c Avenue {. Cniunport; i'm.
provemcnt TO dwelling Wendell,
premises, owner, w Rngrosc. l4.1 ST
and Sd av. architect; cost ............... 2.oOC
Poplar ~, n s. $40 W Main 81 trearl, jim
provement TO sheds: John @ Lee. premises.
owner. same archt Get: coSt................. $50
18th ST. S. 375 " Avenue Is, Unonpor,
W Onato, premises, owner same
architect cost .,.....-..t ........- 81
Wales Ay, 5Jh. Improvement to dwelling
and store: John Wilkes, 500 Wales av,
tect! cost ..1.'''...'. $50 2,ss
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satisfied ueoiianlc. IAea..

tARst O. a. a. a. hlasT EHfsson ~
~ 30 ta NuIf a muubrfg Anl aas frb
ta.. .T...H. I.lmHs. hHlffts atftsn.
o. a ,. .as. pl ~ aaa 10 iss
Alf .rst rE hlrlnf.ia Mats ~ Aains
ga E.I Isf
hAm. I...... 10 r.UuhH tu a boo iu ~
So o.. Issi fFt lyu ~
H.. I 4nusf J. seattle %
-. I..... HruI tisI
Atf"v .Il HsfisIsE sa fl aatasH
hsas b o. ssl
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MAGNIFICENT DWELLINGS.

Facing Pro>lfcl fa'k - I" w fIospeC raIs
est: most desirable sec'ion: -four story ana beS
nent Ifn,s.one fronts extension dining rooms:
muSi be- seen Ia BE- appreciated might take smaller
house Ia exchange. Bi ILDEk, on premises.
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Iy,a O, Ftrh ar beivern Fou-isetis and ii0h II
k9th II. si5: Eugene EiSert TO Nired Beln-
harer leasenOld = part due FEB 10 isu. =,
per cent ............... s-.-s-t'.s ~
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sfs@s.ass sal.

% O. .t' .Hs pHaf Q ,si - nsV nss
thf HltbH
- H H Hta.aa atfss - sgaf saass sitgs
~ 80 nsflaI OF Yea A
tst .s.F hafFHf TO- ss= eco q b
tsa
slst t.IuH hafuss % a.iaa hsssis
"a. 49, H H..H. 900
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Assignments ef Siertssges.

Man l. Jes,eKcf and Trustee N Ida Bavne es
Hc4ry kunlS "a George Aln'T ...--.
JAcUb ttitncr Co haufice faus, asst
samuel IL, son TO Abraham J D~ofssy.
assigns = ntgs ..... ....... ..
hea I ork Cooperative Building and Loan
AssUylatsOn ~ JACOb leltncf, A>sb
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Borough OF 7hs BronTJ
Recorded IeaseS

Clinton place, n =. sS.li " University place
SxaS.ii: trustees OF The Sailors snug
Harpo. 20 Louis Mola: 10 a.l2 yrs. ;,..',.
lstr st. u f. Richard H ]. Townseno 70 20
hanna iemeistrr, ~ yrs..-..., .......
MI Il S27 " Frank Farrell 70 Joseph
EcGoVern. 5 yrs ..........'.'''' ''''. .'..'
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DOWNTOWN
1 LSn.,fh AZ Eotlrfssnfh Al


Where no interest is stated read per cent.
Stuyyesant 81, n :, ie7? Of n 9th st hana ., ~,
Meyer TO Gottleb Weber. yrs. per cent VWs
Bleecker st. = W cor Wooster ST. Maurice
Farley TO Mayer Aueroach. due Dec l. =. ~.
tth 81 s. isaSu Avenue c: Isaac Mar, and
ano 10 Dry Dock savings Institution. .,o
yrs Z per cent ...'...''..'''.'- i'Vo'
EAST SIDE
fFna OF FY,th ar bsiVec1 Fourtssnih and iiUh HsJ
iooth st, e5 Z: Iouis PeiSssckor TO Henry .
StuntI. yrs. per cent '..'.'...'''.''''' s""
WEST siDE.
,iy,a ot Etrh nr beiveen Fourise'ih and ii0h as)
lgth II. si5: Eugene EiSert TO Alfred Beln-
harer leasenold = part. due FEB 10 isu. .,n
HAHLEN.
Ufashasfas Isisri. north Of iiorA ~
Hamilton nj = W cor is?d st: the KaatsI-
sNu Realty co 10 Irving savings lnsti- 49,.
ssiSe J property: same TO Clarence p smith.
prior mige SIS 400. due Nay D. 1909. per
sAoSx
thorough OF The BronIJ
ISsth -, u =; Johanna vemeis,er 70 Rub
sam and Horrmann brewing Co. saloon
lease. demand, per cent .....'a..,. es"
Decatur Av " 4. 20 OzATs II, Peter smith
and sno TO Sarah Burden. yrs per 49,,
l.sS :, a x W belmont sv: Joseph Lett
ner and wife 80 Madeleine u France and
sno eKrS mtges, yrs. each ....... ....-, zsoo
Jansen AV. =. 2JlIl Terrace View
.y Louis Brandt and Ano TO 'he Par ,o,
n. NoTTacs opn, az 10 cor Isl 81, s.o Joseph Lett. w
nrr and wife 10 Eva Schi1. 0 yrs. ...... hoo
1871 st. az aud s3s 4: same 10 same. yrs.
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FURNISHED Rooms Nanttd.

YOUNG MAN tnight worker wants well fur
nlsNrd room OF fair sire. We. ata'cd ana clean.
with late breakfast, viii pay ~. 4, boz i?1 sun
ONCE.
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NIech anick' Ilens.

ioat iasn ~ $500
Same pfOprny SAbsto CatOnO W SANE lt.Uo
Sane pfgprrt Giusrppc I1nlO " same To-
kamf pfUp ~ Tomaso ixsl vs. same 3stO
a pfoisrTty GlasCpDr bafmleT W sAms sn~
y ~ 10 " Herman GOttleb Va Fran
go hntmafk ....... ..... ...... ....-- ~N
AmslsTdAu ay IgpI 90 i2s1 Isaac blo0m
81 Tie pu'trT A lechman 60 ..... ss3O
" SsSr I. saG 80 sno n, "'' " -" '''' ~o
% It b g.. AbrAIlAm /. COIN W sarah wsr
O. ...... ........... ..-.... WIS
nends- - Is Ronads ana Johnson CO W
gllt. comb. a 81 sse
Iso6a asr. aal Sss -. I.ilIOo
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srnu Board.
ast Side.

Fast Side.
LEXINGTON AVE. - Oysih 81 single and
double rnprns suuu. catcrful. well kept cNoyi ent
table tclcplon' r'i'fenc".
MADISON Av. l1 handsomely furnished
sunny ffurt ana hall rooms, even con'eniehce;
superior Anle
MADISON Av lsS -rarlor noor suite = rom, and
hath c0tueT house, pauoi dining. teicfcncrs ca
changed - -
81 AIn.>S Is " ~ TORisT. PRoP
o East Sist -. Rooms stng'. ~ suite. pHN Nate
batAs garlof dining rooln c"ctn. hgnt table board
BTu ST. -, PAST Handsome dcrh, roor:
excellent bnsfd. private h0usc o e. O. pei ~erA
Wee, sls..
wAsuiVGrON PI. r. 7NEST desirable roo n,
win uaatd fsAsouaBlr tfI.ur.s tcGuir q. Aneh.
can iauIg ptNatr h'aa.
igrn 81. Wtsr postanis sunag Ioan.
-nh buafi ttAaasl,, aoyo .u.a1datci table ssesis
HhTruD.N
Hru s.. H Nrsl s.. mli,De' ID 4al'
ruotu. s.s-rsf lu.e haHr.'t.' ",,'"i .HSiatei
tsr' T.ttfr utfI. moe. required
ss,h 81 ~ and % Ns,i, ~. Jslisa arse
tuI s.Ia.. fululs Laui .IuriI f4fuislsi auFt. fs
80 ,. go. ta. ,.,,s's. " .''' 81 ls' sss
asI s4 81 NFsT li,s .u4 .ra.s.r4 s4.afs
iuol.. -,,auf G,.uf tH.utauas isoi' 'sh.s gl,s's
sUtsr.. ...f. .rr' r..0f. f.r
..par ssNr.I s.aal ,'saa .ls.'-a fso.r'
il,..U .#..s '.atuf
.s.s, ,tsI.. ..a f.UaIlIt.. ~ i.fsa
H.sa, iusH4 '.H ,.ai...a,s t..s..a na.s
tsl.. Has.....'
,,.!.ea,r H,.l .....l, l,'r,i ,. ... ......s. .s'
rtrt"u
nTsslIys
.g.,' 30. r..."t.-, s 4saa,'a,, . .,' >. '.l 4,
BE-. .' I..I i... f.tass.l .s.s.''ai -,
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WANTS,
5Nb 9, sssosfs~
.@AsAls D


.,,eou BRDS, ass broadway. Want a small
FoLrsJNa s,orv prvate house In the Ninth ward,
ntrfcrably near Grove s.. for a cash customer:
RuLAVp MM.IiNSS; sssSman nsan,sy ~ rs @ 900
e,tSsGD. Also. for a cash customer. q about
tGnD free and clear; q business properly
10, Wv1y 4 co, 9S st. Nicholas Av,--want for
',,rtHry purposes building Of 10 feet or more
i,a,ot 'oT nld buildings suitable for Improve
no,,,' nn, souih of ?3d st. and west OF Nh av,
HuuT my FOLSOM. u West Path St.-Wants
Wh nh,tge dwelling In exchange for 1913 foot
"se in the SOS. near Madison av. Also, a
MI MI hnuSe in exchange for n nve story Harlem
49, I,ent: equity, 81. 900. and dwelling IN
* s0.s for 4 client. -,
ci,nIsRfSCE DAVIES a CO.. ID Az. and Ite,h
AMI Improved properties paying per
81, or better: avenues and corners preferred.
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SPACIOUS HoUsE-MAsHlNGION AN.
NEW APARTMENTS

SIX ELEGANT ROOMS AND BATH, STEAM
HEATED, beautifully decorated. hard wood
trim, tiled Bathrooms open plGnblns. hot water
SUNNY and all up.io date modern improvements.
Neirhborhood Of the very best. Apply on prem
iSes 90. -60S-8II WAouChby ave, near Tomp-
lins ave. Brooklyn. Rent. SO to $50
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OFFERS.

OFFERS.
.,uIyD a WHITING, 5 Beesman st. - Onsr
HVL perfectly appontcd rentlemans County,
.a. ,s. -" nf hish land with halt mile o. snore
,.sont - pricc, {fsOoo, free and clear WI coh
IiIs,o -, class New York property IN e1chAnge'
~ IN the shore al Mamaroncck, a genue-
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Atal estate Nanted.

wANTED-Propert rifles sth av. and Broadway
above 29d 81, for Western investors.
FOLSOM BROTHERS SIS broadway,
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80 OuFb oI % onN rHI' OT W %
1900 Cash, Balance Gasy.

hlff to- ~ HfI HhH. UrNi ilnNN. N"fI. q .fIh'n
a. 4saf luai. 81 ItAa 40 al iniIfINF Hrhta
sfesi chance fs| UHH.f.HfHtH Elsal-f NI lsl
Hood tflssfs f. Hflffl MAilfh ehItH
sls huhtasa as sl hfs' 800
kFW NO. e. Iuh f.It o. sup , fuoHs
baib llYyfut sI..sais ltII. a.. o. i. q hfai"ia
Ia lf 600. aY.5 uhlII' lftnsH q. ,
lui4Hs
AsJDb4 sTsRt fHAnt nH. 90 snas .afss
lHTH = l HI IH..a n..I ..aIis H q. NaIaft
J. HALL. ttIHsa af tsisHs
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From Battery 10 Isth ST.. Inclusive.
BUSINESS PROPERTY flrspruuD
DOWNTOWN; SN RESJEp ESI5 lF9sE E9 one TENANT
WELDING GA PER ,ENr NET
FOR SALE BY
RCLAND L. WHITING,
Hickman ST.
EXCEPTIONAL oPPORTUNITY-Par suddenly
compelled to live abroad. viii sell beautiful re
quick; terms 10 suit. WA. HENRY FOLSOM.
II West 2sth NJ.
BUILDINGS, including lands. neighborhood
Hanover William. spruce and Broad streets. $500
$4,000; Necessary. MJRREIs, +l West Hh.
Above I4th st.. 5th av. TO East River.
FOR INvEsTMENT
FACTORY PROPERTY, sSaIO0,
PAYING OVER Iss
ON EQUITY BARGAIN.
FOR PARTICULARS Address
CHAs. n. EAsTON 4 co,
TEL. 7ss s-ssTH iis WEST <2D ST.
u EAST iysTH ST.. between Madison and sth
avs. Of the best residential ne eiGhborhoods IN
Harlem three stony high stoop brOWnstone dv ell
ing, almost new. hardwood throughout, open
purchaser al less than value can be seen sundays.
MURRAY HILL. cor Lexington Ay.. rrmodeled
private house leased October ibo? pays net price,
West 18th st.
HOtSE two lots East ieGh ST. S..sO. $50 re
uvlrrd' balance monthly GIBSON, IS Liberty.
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SPECIAL FOR A BUTCHER

New corner store property, three Stor brick no
butcher within 600 feet OF this properly: all bunt
IN me neEhborhool, Howard aV and Decatur ST;
exchange considered. OTTO SlNOEk. ouunet'
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LONG ACRE SQUARE.

TWO NFW TiNP sIpHN high stsop Aasncsn
bassmFnt house. Ft aut 20 Wet l01d ~ nnr
pFiNatr nHf ab1faoYd a ". uitJNth oSbsf.
IL Asisf q
HANF sFNFRAf pFlNATF HpHsT, Hsaf sth
a. above att. sf ffIHE HnrfH
tul,un Mio mas A. ifna.sAy
IuNa A,RI - AHF ~ hs,. ru-i irsIfsulr
plots la tIla sffIIHU rTI.fa ffaaH
lul.suM hhp ifhn A. hfuatsar
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$1,000 CASH REQUIRED.

Two houses len out of twenty, tNo-story and
,asemeut doae front houses for one family; up 70
aic. tic hath ruom: open plumbing. oi6 and
20 Decatur st. between Howard and Saratoga
Ns. OT'IO SlNGfk. Rundrr.
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W Get see.

WASHINGTON PI. = NEsI desirable roo ~,
Nuh uuafd TsAsouablr. fsftt.ur.s tcculf q Amer.
,an family. pfNatr nt4a.
Igru ST 80 WtSr pcsifabie suhh4 Iolns
wth buafl uAHacIa a,yo u.lSdAtci table sacsis
ItftTIuI.a IL
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-08-10
Pine ARTS EXHIBIT =
[coNr1NuID FROM Y1Rsr PAax.),

a group Of twenty-five mastery .tc,liags
by James McNei. Whistler hangs in the.
senter Of one of the large panels. To the.
right and left are large panels Of wood
selgravers arc Timothy Cole. Henry Wolf 4
Fl. Davidson, Robert C.. Collins, E..
Schladitz w. B. Gibson, Frank French,
e. S. King, H. w. PeckweIl, G. Schwartz
burger, Charles Chadwick, Frank Miles,
Day & Bro Ferry and Clas, Ernest Hay.
James H. Freelander, Cass Gilbert,
Henry J. Hardenbergh, r. H. Hunt and
Henry Rutgers Marshall.
z In the sculpture court, between double
COW Of beautiful small bronze statues can
be seen a plaster copy Of the Shaw mem
solial, by Augustus st. Gaudens. This has
been set up exactly as it was at the Paris
exposition, and shows the master hand OF
the great sculptor. contrasting remark
ably with mis- small medallions shown in
the same room. In the Shaw memorial,
he has worked as with the strength of a
giant, while the workmanship on the
small medallions would suggest the touch
of a fairy hand. On the right hand side
Of this great work is Charles Crafty >
work entitled 'Ihe Vulture War; IL
single STOPPING figure of man, flied
with tragic strength.
Other works in this group arg the
statue of Michael Angelo. the equestrian
statue Of Lafayette, lately erected N
Paris, and the Dancing Indian, all by
Paul W. Bartlett
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Queer Nei.hbor..

John Widgeon, the field collector Of
the Maryland Academy of Sciences,
has had many experiences while col
lecting the specimens forsthe museum.
He has captured almost every species
of reptile both poisonous and other
wise, to be found in the state. and in
their pursuit has noticed many pecu-
liarities. 1T is remarkable, he says.
how some of the deadliest enemies
live in close proximity to each other.
Several years ago while exploring Kent
island I ventured up q fcrty-foot hick-
DRY. tree to inspect large fish hawks.
nest. When almost to the nest I was
surprised to see an enormous black
snake wrapped around the heavy sticks
at the bottom OF the bulky nest. The
snake, although at such an unusual
distance from the ground, did not lose
its presence Of mind. but dropped
gracefully from limb to limb until it
reached the ground. Continuing to the
nest, found a large family of field
mice Above this was nest full OF
little sparrows, and upon the top Of the
hawks nest were three young hawks
5ust batching -Raltimore Sun.
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never have his own until he gets till
man. man He actually advocated lynching
as the only proper way to deal with
his black brothers, and talked as
though they. were only lynched for
rape, when less than one in ten
lynched are guilty of that particular
crime. He talked as if only black
men raped women and said .'the
southern women could not be brought
into court to testify to their shame and
degradation to convict BEAST" how
about white rapist, is he any less a
beast than a black one?
It's very strange about old tillman,
and his assinine hatred Of his black
brothers, inclines us to the belief that
ne, himself, is a beneficiary of the stat
ute of South Carolina which says that
any person who has but Cne-siXteenth
OF black blood in his composition is
white. This law was passed to save a
large number of accidents in South
Carolina and we verify believe till
man was among them. He is doing 2
lot CT damage by mis- braying and
ought to be muzzled. fry.
He is only trying to stir up strife
and condemned Booker WASHINGTON
method of educating his black broth
ers along industrial lines, as an at
tempt to place them on an eul1alit,
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-08-10
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1901.

That blatant, braying blatherskite
benjamin tillman, who disgraces the
United States senate as one of it's
members, has broken loose again, and
in speech in Marinette;; Wis, ex-
pressed sentiments that brand him as
the most inhuman thing that possesses
( the power of speech in this country.
we cannot believe the old moral per-
vert is sane anyway, for no sane man
would talk as he does. And if he is
entitled to be considered sane, he GER
.tainly is a monomaniac on the sinh
Ject OF the niger His hatred of
his black brother is something terri
'Die TO contemplate. He said in his
speech the other day that there were
more Christians among the 1900, 900
slaves than there are today among thel
100000 blacks of the South Well
II there were Christians among the
blacks then, and there are now, those
blacks must have souls, and
having souls must be human beings.
end being human beings, must be del
sscendants Of Adam and brothers. Of
$tillman; and the good book saws. Ha
who hateth his brother is in danger
Of hell fire, and that what's the mat
Ter with tillman, and the devil willl
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WU'S LAUNDRYMAN, .
Mistaken by Green Reporter for Leea-
ton Attache. s4'

Mistaken by Green Reporter for Leea-
ton Attache.
An interesting story is told apropos
OF reporters zeal to obtain news
from the Chinese legation in Wash
lngton, D. c., regarding affairs in Pc
KIN. He was an enterprising young
fellow sent by his editor to take the
place OF the regular Washington cor
respondent, who was away on his va,
cation, and he had spent the whole
morning in the vicinity of the lega-
lion endeavoring to pick up some
thing, not knowing that the most di-
rect way would have been to see Min.
lister WI himself, who is. invariably
kind about granting interviews. He
was about to abandon his project when
an intelligent looking and well dressed
Cnlnaman came down the steps Of the
legation and responded so pleasantly
TO his greeting that he mbarded him
with whole list of questions. to
which the polite Celestial repeatedly
answered: Dun know, dun know"
+ Finally quite desperate at his inability
70 make something out of what he
looked upon as rare chance, walk
with with one ne of the legations secretaries.
ne asked appealingly Well, surely
you know something of the dowagers
empress what do you think Of her Pr
me no thinkee, responded the China
man me Washee,s' and with this
parting announcement he disappeared
NC laundry near by. of which he
g ned out to be the proprietor. San
francisco Argonaut.
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with white artisans He told how he
and others violated the constitution by
taking their shot guns and deprived
citizens Of the United States of their
constitutional rights and said they
were ready and willing to do SO again.
Well, the day may come when he'll
have to do SO, if, as the press dis
patches say, his sentiments were ap-
plauded by thousands of whites who
heard his damnable,~ innuman, I'M
called for brutal harangue. We Won
der that old ben tillman does not re-
fuse to accept his pay. for disgracing
the United States senate. Every piece
of currency has to have on it the sig
nature Of the register of the treasury
to make it good, and the register of
the treasury is "nigger."