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FOR RENT-BY MOORE HILL. TIT 14TH NV.
800 1900 18th NV l5r $50 80. 1917 1sth NV lori
90 and stable. sss 5o.s42s More. n av,sr,b
SIPS .24Ol Pa 14r 3b s35 so .s419 Morg ay Or
io NV &c Svn nW ,Sr pa Sa
18Th. ' lar
SO 1908 NV, 1lr. ba $50 90. 1908 4th, Or. ba
ss, lS;ss $3.50 S lsls 2s.s' E ::
$. .24OS 18th, 11r, ba S27 30 .3O23 Camb ge. 9rb
!sooo: :l7o4 NV. lor ba 81 80 .soos Camb se, orb
$50. 1912 NV. 1or ba s25 90 1885 wailach. 7r.b
$50. 1870 10TH NV, Tor ba SIS 1922 NV. sr, ba
$50 1883 Harvard 1Or, $23 so 1910 9th NV. sr.b
$so. Ksnesaw lor. s2s 1925 u th erAb stable
l.ss 81 81 M P;sIfs ~ s's 5.
thiDi b. Sss Is q
sS7 sS " {! s.
ss ,sss s 49, 49, p stab s
sas ssoS 22S s ,s5 Ss5ln sw u
laol % whitnes M ?. sf Kendall end IVY ssi c
STORES.
az 9Th NV stadE ad,v 18th NV
sss "a ,1,s as e III NJ ait STORE
OFFICE ROOMS in the .BALIIC BUHDMG."
oFi1oE FOR w Z ana 1fs hs ass Il
For RENEBY FIoYD e DAYS, 7th Z sw,
ss4 ,w 3. 7s =, ' s&sT
4s4 sth sw. 6rimp. 1870 1916 9 sw. 6r, Imp. ISL
ss sw .T g. Union ST.
FOR RENI-oUR cENTRAI LOCATION.
near a2S llr eth nesr nsaF 4
s::a.ss ssss ' iRR sE sss ns
FoR RENT 1872 NV, 1or. ami $50. 50
e g e an.
lsss 1lth NV % 5o 50 1s14 14th. aat ea 20 co
4is ami $3.50 z2ss I, a. Or%s,srg ssss ia 90
FOB RENT 1hSE1T Z SA1TH zdSsrs az atos y = AVE-
Is {: :sE Ss q; s:s
M g ssS sas s:6 s1 s1' 4sh sl sssS
no CoLORED TENANTS.
1900 Mad, 4r. 80 1885 ne, er&b.. .$17.O0
FOR RENr.B; L. ]: MILLS. COS 9Th ST. NV
isos 9a'dsy sts ne AZ tsh SO
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FOR RENr-JAMEs :; SHEA.
643 Louisiana ave. NV.
17o6 ST., Conn. ave., 10r., ami. .$116. 90
ia st. n.e., 10 rooms, ami. ......... $3.50
1918 18th st. NV, rooms, ami. ........ $3.50
617 Md. ave. s.w., rooms, ami. ....... 1880
1O16 21st st. NV, rooms AMI. 20.50
s12 AZ st. s.w. rooms, ami. .......... 1880
go 23d st. NV, rooms, ami. .......... 80
18th and sts NV, store. 1900
1920 L st. NV, rooms and water. 49,. 1890
7OI ut. s.e.. rooms and water r......... 12.O0
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FRRT -9se NV ,0r $a5. so s0s l4th. NV, lor $1,000
so1 o, 17s nS nT 1 Wson Wiz me- ov sr &, 80 90
cxYwooD 4 GARRETT. 18th st { N. 7. M ~. NV: NV.
au3-8ts
FOR RENT-93s ST. NV; o ROOMS; MOD.
imps.; new range; new latrobe; house In good
order; cheap at $3.50. OAYWOOD & GARRETT
18th ct. and N. Y. ave. NV. aN3-Sts
ron RENT-2iO6 sT. NV: 8 LARGE ROOMS,
bath and cellar; in perfect condition; $3.50 per
month.
2lO6 n st. NV; rooms. bath and cellar; In
mood condition; $S2 80 per month.
largo well lighted ofice rooms. I'd noor, at
1929 ct. NV; price reasonable.
ELLERSON & wEMPLE,
au3-8t 6O8 14th st. NV.
FOR RENFN NEW. HANDsOME HOUSE.
fronting park. second noor; tiled bath; ami;
NOW Rtar o1ace, It,
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d2O y st. desirable omces
8O5-7 7th, desira BILE Offices
Century bldg" new
bldg. all imps, single
rooms from $l2 to SIS
per mo. Entire floors.
SIPS Der mo-
1874 r st NV. large room
617 14th st NV. w......--
eos d. rear shop or
store room. 30. 90
1923 10th st. 20 90
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FOR RENT
!Sll st. NV, II rooms. baths stable Sf25 90
iniS at Nv. rooms, bath. stable. COCO
aio Lltn ST. NV. Ii rooms bath. ...... so %
tSas n 81 NV. rooms. bath. .......... 5000
ioSS stn ST NV. . rooms, bath. stable. $3.50
sW lien 81 NV, store room. ........... 1000
iOoo gtn 81 NV. ii rooms. hath. ....... $500
SSo n IT. ne. rooms, bath. stable. 35 90
SlV u 81 NV. rooms. bath. ......... 5000
lIa 4tn st NV. I rooms, bath 5000
W. Oth ST NV. rooms. bath. ........ $500
SoS n n. ave. NV. 3 rooms, bath. 500. 25.0O
lAU Mo ave. ne, rooms bath. - 90
COS 9th st. NV. 8 rooms bath ~ 81 so
I16 9th at. NV, rooms ms......... 2o 30
4lo VI NV. rooms, bath. .......... 2o.50
lol6 Columbia st. NV. rooms. bath. 1000
lo5J I ST. NV, rooms Observation-Disclosures. 400
ZS4 ST NV, rooms. ....-........... 1900
OIL u b. ne, U rooms. ns................ 1850
A. r. FOX COMPANY 0nc J.
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FOR RENT-BY THOs. J. FISHER 4 CO,

weekly bulletin.
au3-s. tu, ,th-tf B. H. WARNER CO., 91S NV
Evening star., 1901-08-03

soR EXCHANGE
Wanted to trade some western property, well
rented, for house In city or suburbs.
Small house ne. for house near weather bureau.
A farm Of Ia acres, all buildings nearly new:
near Marshan Hall, fos city property
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Evening star., 1901-08-03

FUR RENT
Store, 7O7 9th NV $45 2437 18th NV 12r 5000
5l3 II NV. .45. 90 Once rooms 1907 i NV.
l55l NV 1900 1903 10th NV. 1000
1919 18th. cor Oreg. 200
Flats. 1914 Mass ave. NV, 6r. & b....... 5000
Fiats-The Emore, 11th&H NV, $37. 80 ea., 5rt8b.
1913 10th NV, unfurnished, $3.50; furnished, $500.
ana St. TYLER & RUTHERFORD. 1907 Z
Evening star., 1901-08-03

WANTED-AGENTS EITHER SEX. TO INTRO
duce our preserve and jelly labels for household
use: quick seller; big profits; loo assorted 1oc,;
particulars free. WHEATON CO., New Bed
ford Mass Ire
wANrED-"HANbY" APRON AND SUPPORT
er; on and OF In second; adjustable high
low; worn by bookkeepers, cutters. druggists,
shopmen: sample Office apron complete, 35c.,
agents wanted In every town and city; circulars
free ROSE BALDWIN, Minneapolis 1ts
WANTED = FIRST-CLAss AGENT WHO CAN
prove results. We can offer a proposition you
have never heard Of before, very profitable. sells
at sight TO every storekeeper. We would not be
surprised IL you would into II yourself, when
II Is explained to you. Address "a, care LORD
THOMAS. Chicago. II
WANTED-AGENTS-NE HOUSEHOLD Nov
city; every housekeeper wants one; profit IS a
day: sample and particulars, 10c. A. PARKER,
WATERFOWL " Y. Ire
WANTED-$460 NEXT -FOUR MONTHS SELLING
new style fruit Jar hiler eight useful articles
combined In one; sample free. CENTRAL SUP
PLY CO. Cincinnati. Ohio. its
WANTED RELIABLE AGENTS 10 TAKE SUR
scrptions for our popular magazine In connec-
ton with new census Atlas. Exceptional oppor-
tunity. Write today: JOHN wANAMAKER
dept 162-A, New York. Jy29 au3 5&IO
Evening star., 1901-08-03

FOR RENT-STONE Il
10. Iowa circle, br, 3ba
$50. 1873 r I av NV, 12rI
fD.75.173 Q NV, 12r, baI
75. 1907 Clifton, 14r. baI
$50. 50. 2iOS-10 18th, Tor, b'
sec. so. .1750 8 NV lcr, 2ba
SEQ ADS 9th NV, store
$65. .75.l322 18th NV. .12r,bI
S65. go. 1880 I4th NV, ,stoyxd
$50. IS. 400 n NV, I2r, ,bai
4S0.75. .01S G NV, l2r, bI
$50.75. .1744 N NV, Sr, bal
@.75 l249 Ken av, ,lOr. bl
$50. so. 1853 Harv'd. 12r,bI
0.50. .3101 18th, lOr, baI
$50. !. 1892 r NV. 12r, baI
$41.0. 1913 8 NV, Tor, baI
1850. 1928 T NV, Or, ba
$45. 50. .91S 8 NV, 1Or, baI
$45. 50. 1928 11th NV, Tor. b
$3.50. 1925 1lth NV, Tor, b
$8. HAS Oregon av, l1rI
2. 80. 3402Morgan av,l2r
$40. IS. 1919 18th nw,flr.b
N.5 .56.21 II st NV. .sto&d
$40.O. .10O6 u NV. Tor, b.
$40. 80. -. .18l1 18th, lOr
$3.50 300 10th NV, Or. .ba
$3.50. 1917 18th NV ,ilr.bI
$50. 3d. .221 Pa av NV. stoI
$S. 80. 1904 18th NV, Or. ba
$35. 80. .215 18th sw. 1Ori
$50. 50. 1887 Sth NV, Or, b
$36. 80. 80 @ NV. Or, ba
$3.50. 1923 Greg av, Or. ba
$33. so. Sto&cel, ,7th&M NV
$35. so. .S4l9Morg'n n av,9r,bI
$S5. so .3423Morg'n av, Or. b.
$500. .1517 18th, Or
$35. so. 1914 18th NV, Or, b
S. so. .1722 1st NV, ,Sr, ba
$3.50. .4O6 II st NV, Or
$3.50. .1457 8 NV, Sr. ba
$30.50. 1911 Corcoran, Or, b
$50. 80. .1511 CorcOran, Sr, b
$50. 80. 1886 40 v, yr, baI
$50. so. 1906 14th NV, stoI
$30.5O. .1l11 N NV, Or. ba
If
Evening star., 1901-08-03

CAHEF ATTENT10N GIVEN To THE KENT.
CLASSES OF PROPERTIES.
For full list OF furnished and unfurnished houses
Cats. Offices, stores and stables apply at office.
auQ-
Evening star., 1901-08-03

FOR RENT-BY h. F. SAUL SE. COR. THAI " w
621 7th NV st&14r 40 OOl 9O6 9th nw Ar&b ~ Il
1907 Clifton 14r&h. Is. 90 1349 9th NV store Is so
1917 KaIr' av, 12r2b6O Sol 1902 9th NV Or Is 80
2520 18th fOr&b so O0l I7O1A 7th NV st 6rb 90
1107 18th NV, ,9rdb As. .OOI 7b8 Sheridan 6rSb Is 90
l2oa 9th NV, lOr&b. 90 90 COS NJ Grab. 80
6ls NV. 10r&b.. .35 so HOS 9th se sr&b 1t so
zoos lth nw,sto, eel O0 33 Hanover t,6r&b17 90
!S0S Riggs NV ,9r&b32 so lob 1lth nw.st&cl 90
40 NV, sr&b. .sto30 so 1S14l2 7th. stoS1r Is so
l5Ol 9TH NV, st&3r 80 so S24 9th Or is 90
1916 lth nwst ord 30 30 5th&P NV, sto&cel rs 90
21OI II NV. 9r&b. 5000 1929 Sth NV, 6r&w Il 80
l4Z1 9th NV, 10rdb 2S. S0 1017 7th Ar Sd 90
Dig NV, Grab. .2S.0 4lS o NV, Ar fat. ~ 50
100 1th NV. .sto, Gel p so 30S ne. shop IL 90
14O NV, Or bScel. .27 so 1850 Sth NV store IL 90
"a ne, crab. .26. so 621 7th nw 3r nat IL 90
1I1S 7th NV, ,st&dw -. 80 3l2S 7th nw sto 10 80
l1SI Ith nw,st&cel. 255 90 Stab f2th&F 10. 90
1850 1st NV 4r&b a. % 90 456 Franklin store 10 90
15oS 9th NV, Grab. "a so Ala Frank Or con s. so
6l4 u me- 7r&b 8.60217 AZ NV. IL. basmt. 8. 90
1880 10th NV, 6r&b 2. 501035 7th NV, basmt. g. 90
$50 NV. 6r&sta. %. 50Z3o Pomeroy, store. 500
2S1 "a NV. Sr&b. %. so 452 ID nw Off rs, 81 & s.
1424 1st NV 6r&b. % 80 2l6 11th NV shop I'd 3 90
once rms. at o12 + st. NV, steam heat au3 tt
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brck avg. 1893 9th NV. 10 rooms. $40. 90
Drick owe- llo4 9th NV. II rooms ...... 10 %
frame avg. a2z LIST Sc. rooms. ........ 200
Dfick dWg 1880 ohio ave. NV. rooms. Is ~
Store and dwelling Ala NV rooms 20 90
Store and dwelling 1900 Fla. ave n.w-
Store and cellar 1915 7th Of. NV, reduced ~ so
Store and cellar 800 10th st NV . AZ 90
an3-ot LOUIS +. SHOEMAKER, s20 NV.
FOR RENT-NEAT BRICK HOUSE; ROOMS;
all mod. improvements; tile bath room; tile YES
tibnie: In perfect condition: small family. 80
Quincy 1t. NV; $23 so
au3-3t CHAS. s. SHREvE IO0I 7th at NV
Evening star., 1901-08-03

TABLE D.HOTE AND La CARTE. DINNER
all day SUNDAYS and holidays: midday lunch for
fans. CAFE ROBINSON. lb02 1lth st. Nv.
Evening star., 1901-08-03
PERSONAL.

OF COURSE, A BABY IS A CRYING EVIL. BUT
then We'll remedy all that should you send for
ms to call AMI pay you full cash value for men
garments: notes by mail. JUSTH'S OLD
STAND, 618 D. au3-tf6
A LIMITED NUMBER OF SHARES rs OFFERED
In a baking company at 81. so per share par
value s.. For prospectus apply to ARTHUR g
ANDREWS. Room l13. Columbian bldg. 41e 9Th
st. lts
MORPHINE OPIUM LAUDANuM, COCATND
habit; n,yse1 cured; will inform you Of harmless
permanent home cure Mrs. BALDWIN,
mh3t-s,N Box 1872. Chicago. Z
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ATTORNEYS.

CHARLES 8. BUNDY
COMMISSIONS. Of Deeds for New York and all other
states and territories. Fendau building, cor Az
st- opposite City Hall. Phone 1919. au23- Att
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY -AT-IAW.
Webster Law building 600 d st. NV, Washing.
ton. D. G. Residence, No. Mount Vernon Flats.
New York ave and 9th st. NV. sells
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08
RAIlEOAIl> CO.OrERA1E.

The country is being divided IN
To belts across the continent from
east 10 west by the great railroad
lines. Each trans. continental line
has iis territory allotted INTO which
no other road will trcspass.
The Southern Pacific goes 10 the
control of George j. Gould. John
ID. Rockefeller and their associates
in the control of the Missouri
Pacific. The Missouri Pacific
system will De conceded an outlet
la the Atlantic ,eai,oard. The
understanding Is that control of
the Delaware. l.acknwanna and
Western has been guaranteed To tho
Gould Rockefeller combination.
which will extend The Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western to
Pi,tsburg. there 10 connect with
some line east
The Hartman. Vanderbilt com
bination will retain Central
Pacific n, the Western continuation
of tnlon Pacific. and II will take
under its control the 81. Paul and
Northwestern and other lines
sufficient 10 reach New York and
Boston.
The IlillMorpan party will
have Great Northern. Northern
Pacific. Burlington mud Ere.
The Pennsylvania combination
will take over the Atchison aud
Rock Island. This Is cooperation
on IA grand scale aud will save
millions Of dollars IL year in
freight and passenger solicitors,
advertising. the supporting Of up
town officers In all the large citic-
and will also do away with parallel
lines running near each other. A
moic,y Of this saving tho combines
promise TO the people who
Vstron,xc them. II remain. 10 t,c
ssrn how much greed and
svaricc will cough up" when
they once get th,ngstheIr ows way.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08
LAND TAX SvSTEN.

The question Of changing our
system Of taxation will b- submit.
tssl To the voters ut the next state
election and II ia not too early to
commence the discussion.
Dixeonxlly across the street
from our Office IL lot Of land -
< 100 feet on which there 10 a
small house. On one side of this
lot is n neat liiil. cottage aud on
thu other is = vacant lot. 2jxlOO
feet, unimprov-,l snl on which
grow weeds and brush. The man
who owns the email house has
bsscom" able to enlarge il xni IL
Snxions To buy the nnimpr"v.d
lot. but the owner thereof. know.
ing all the facts, puts M exorbi-
t~nt price on II and ~ come.
qnenc. Il IL an eye sore To the
town. and the small house remains
unitnprov-d. The man II the
small house IL taxed 800 while
the man of the vacant lot 10 taxed
but F23 = year. A moments re-.
Election vii disclose = rank ,njus.
tics IN such system oi taxation.
The man who spent 400 In build.
ing the small house created every
dollar pat into Il whils The man II
Tie vsoast los ssvss did . thisg 70
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08

Kenneth Wilson, n three. year.
old boy near the Central Farm
died Thursday. May 80, at st.
Lukes hospital from injuries re.
ceived a week ago when he WAS
kicked by one OF his fathers
horses. The little fellow was
brought into St. Luke's Denver
"Wednesday in a dying condi-
ton from a fracture of the skull.
His parents not understanding the
gravity OF the injuries had tried
home remedies until it was too
late for physicians TO save his life.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08

give vHIne Ia ms lot The value
o. thu; lnt has been erected ihy th,.
community whn nav hniii NJ a
town ab.n' II nni iy ~ dong
g,v. it valu- .In-iic. would
dictate that iul- yrlu- which the
C immunity has cr,.ni.-'l, should not
g cape taxation 10 support public
institutions while property created
by the individual !. protlnc.'d for
that purpose This system should
be rev-r-ed II H.. man of the
vacant lot w-r- taxed SStN-the
amount he holds the lot at-he
would sell il to ,h. man who wants
to improve it and no, hold it. out
OF use for speculation further
unearned increment.
But the furiher reasons why
lands should be taxed an'i not
their improvements Is, that such a
system would give the Young man
and the poor man chance TO
own house Of his own. The
land tax system wonld be greatly
to the advantage Of the farmers
espe cially to til. small farmers of
the country.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08
4 DANGEROUS xAx.

About inauguration tim
prominent railroad president VIII"
was visiting Washington d.rlnr.d d
that it might h.cnm. n.r...ary Il"
elect democrat next time hecense
Of the o,lium WHICH the republican
party WAS bringing uI"s itself
When asked to name n satisfactory
candidate he mentioned n proni-
nent democrat whose availability
is now being canvass-,i. This
railroad president WAS asked how
Tom johnson would do anil his
reply WAS that Johnson was not a
"ssfe man." that he was. in fact. n
dangerous man." Something
has occurred in Cleveland recently
which supports the opinion ex-
pressed by this railroad president
and shows that Mr.. johnson is in
truth Dangerous man" to corp
orations that avoid taxation or
seek some unfair advantage at the
expense of the people.
Mayor johnson has been trying
to raise the assessment of the
railroads. According to the
Columbus Press Post he said:
"The members OF that state
board will place the railroads on
the same level with residence
property and farm lands, or
there'll be such n storm of indig-
nation throughout the state that
they will be swept ont Of political
life forever"
When the assignment was raised
from II per cent to Ii per cent
(Johnson wanted II raised to 60
per cent? he is reported to have
said to them:
Gentlemen. yon Ought to be
proud Of yourselves. You hhV.
been M good to this charitable
institution, the Pennsylvania Rail.
road company, HI You know how.
| hope that every one OF yon will
he defeated should yon inspire
10 a reelection or any other office
II can help to defeat you will
do So.
All Of this goes to show thn' Mr..
johnson il n dangerous man."
As he is in favor OF making the
corporations T'ay their share of the
taxes and stand on the same level
with the farmer and home owner,
he is probably a "lemagogne,"
and i! he sticks to his resolve 10
do his duty TO the public he may
after "A while liz called MI "nnnr.
chis'." The fact that Mr.. John
son. while supporting the national
ticket heartily in 1896 and 1900.
has not been known as u radical
silver man will not he sufficient to
project him from the wrath to
come. The corporations will no,
permit any independence in
thought or net. No one can en-.
JOY their smiles unless he is will.
ing to xban.lon conscience and
conviction, aud obey every com.
mnnd without questioning, Com.
moncr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08

The proprictors of the saloons
nj Mountsvillc. ". Va, will do
business on the community of
interests" plan. Recently the
council raised the license to $500
from $500. The barkccpcrs pro.
tested. but the council was obdur.
ate. and 80 now the nine saloons
will combine and operate one
institution. The combine bnsin.
css Is making lis way rapidly to
the front as the only sensible plan
on which to do business. After
little while the iahorcrs will
combine and form II universal
trust and share IN the benefits
The Appcal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08

WE wonder if there is any truth
in the story going the rounds that
Mckinley is really thought Of for
a third term. The story doesn't
appeal 10 our reason, still there is
no telling what trust mAgnates
may decide to do. He has been a
mighty good friend to the captians
of industry engaged IN consolidat-
ing railroads, building war ships
and organizing syndicates in our
new possessions. William, the
First, would not sound bad at all
If we have arrived at that point in
our career where republic ia a
failure and n monarchy advisable.
-George's Weekly.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08

The great Rock Island is still
doing business at the old stand
and pays no attention to the con-
solidations going on. Notice its
new al. in another column.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08

In the debate between the stu
dents of Missouri and Nebraska on
the resolution "That the United
States should own and operate the
Nicaraguan canal the affirma-
tive won by two to one.-Ex-
change.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08
Npeelal Rates.

Epworth League nt Colorado
Springs. June u 10 .. One and
one.tifth faro for round trip.
Homeopathic Medical As.oc,a.
iion nt Canon City. samc date nn,l
rate as above.
Pharmaceutical Association ut
Manitoa Junc Is 10 90. same rate
- above.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
NORTH SHOULD NOT INTERFERE
President Of Alabama Constitutional
Convention Discusses the Negro
Problem.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, May 8.-The
Constitutional Convention to-dzy
elected John B. Knox, Of Calhoun,
presidetn. In accepting the gavel,
President Knox said the white men Of
the North would not submit to Negro
rule any more than would those Of
the South.
This is cur problem, he said, "and
We should be left TO deal with oul
own sense Of responsibility and recog,
nized relations in the conduct d
government. We don't hear Of AMI
threatened outside Interference with
any Northern States in efforts to pro
vide for purity Of government and
there should be none with US.
ut has not been 80 much the eleva.
ton Of the black man as it has been
the humiliation Of the white mar
that has characterized the conduct OF
the past. but much Of 1t has been
Modified b. the statesmanlike and
wise conservative course Of the pres
ent chief executive Of the United
States who is President Of the whole
country and not merely Of one section.
I'VE may differ from him political
~ said Mr.. Knox, " but we must con-
fess, by the policy he pursued, be has
been enabled to bring about a united
country
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

the WzFs q peace and rlsaSntnesS
|xD WE8 ASPIRE TO wEGR ToeA
AHaFs ron been informed q the
rams q TIE nen who aspire TO wear
ths Senatorial t1gzs
Il have heard names mentioned,
but As 70 whether the gentlemen who
Ozn the names are really Senatorial
zspirznts / am unadVised Among
the names mentioned, / believe. are
toose q Dockery, Francis, Stephens,
Judge Priest C-ongressmen Clark,
Benton and Cochran, Judge Spencer,
q St Joseph and WilliamH n. Wallace,
q Kansas City and CoLW.H. Phelps
"And for Governor"
The same Congressmen and Mayor
Reed, o. Kansas City, Secretary Of
state Cook. Excise Commissioner Sci
bert Attorney General Crow, and
yestesday / heard that Judge Barley
had been mentioned"
There has been talk Of a State
convention at which the Senatorial
candidate will be chosen, the Legis.
lature being expected TO indorse The
selection Of the State Convention"
Il have not considered the wisdom
Of this course, though II would be pos
sible 10 pursue it,
1T Is said IN the country press that
the plan vas Of your ~proposlngs"
That is not true. | never ever
suggested It,"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
Let Eaby De: PAIN Es Cure.

WHITE PLAIss ~ T., MAJ ~.
LEther Heusgn q faith eurlst n this
place. f0rmeng n Chicago. and an en-
DoTe ~ Nes Y0Tk Central RalInoad.
sa f1and quilts, sffa 3 trial before
judge Lent q Folztlsn n the penal
ode 30 falling " provide medical at.
teaozDcs fof "a ag0psad daughter :
FezB "a, Hlo died recently from ca
tznoal pDeum0niA
Hers1n testified that bis religious
beita Nas that Ire Bible vas infsni-
~ Re aid b. drsN his faith 50 ths
efficacy a prayer ~ cure diseases from
ne eth chapter u james and that
be helIesed that n be had called ln Z
physician he child would have been
sure ~ de.
u D. not believe prayer would sase
ny child, he aid, but that Godi
faith would through mF application. ]
felt that he child vas slipping
AWAY, but ] knes that TIE Bible dos
"a favor ne caliing in q a doctor. II
any one "a sex fbeyai1ouid send for tbt
eden q the church Thad no oppor-
tgnitT 70 send i0F the eden Al dis
ease i from The devil. and M belief ID
nat cd Elu cure e eltiJut medi.
cine"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

Y0rGosIgwa. o.. Nay A-TNl
nen are dead AID three are expected
~ de a. a result q "a aec1aat 10 ~
B2Nner department. n TIE S2tlanzI
Steel ednpangs p4af 01e dsy this
NseE Tie 2eeideat zas zasd b.
the cover q mammoth Converter -
0aning osizched aaa allowing thiF-
teen p0ns " molten ma - fN over
the Kill
The dead are tss zDzDrn Hun
gzrianG
TIE injured.
T4oz1as NaENelL bsrned about TIE
bocF z1d hezd Eia de
gohn s1le bgma zbazt IL upper
part u ths b1dy sa9 had sm Die.
Cnhnoun Hgngzrlan baned ab0ut
bodg vii de
Nicizei McLeeL slightly burned
aoost tbe face
Tbomss Greed, slightly burned
about the meek and fare
The bo1y a ooe q the Hungarians
sbo was killed VA literally burned
t0z cinoe. ublie fEzt u the other
Nzs marry a. badiY burned II Is
ttEught tie aoedeat aA caused b
ne Dg4ts in ths Plate icing crystal
Ezed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
Hail the Size Of an Heu

SULLIVAN, No, May pat thre.
O'Clock Thursday Afternoon a terrific
rain, hail and wind storm struck thi,
vicinity. Coming from the north.
west, the hail crushed In windov
glass like egg shells, and there is no.
a whole pane in town, except in a few
Instances, where windows were in
sheltered places. Hail the size Of
hens eggs fell, breaking the heaviest
plateglass store wlnd0wS
Growing crops have been seriously
damaged; the loss in plate and other
glass will reach $4,000, and many
stocks Of goods we're exposed to the
elements and badly wetted.
Several men, who were caught by
the storm, were badly bruised before
they could reach shelter. In the excite
ment incident to the storm, Charles
Doyle, a young man employed In a
sawmill, ran into the circular saw
His arm was cut OF at the elbow. and
only immediate assistance prevented
his bleeding % death,