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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
FORDYCE.

There will be a call meeting of the
iPne Bluff Presbytery at the Presby-
tcrian church in this place on next
Wednesday. The object OF the meet
ing is 10 transfer Mr.. Lawson, cf War
rem in the Pine Bluff Presbytery. to
Fayetteville of the Washburn PresDy-
terry. There will be preaching Tues
day and Wednesday nights.
The Baptist church at this place has
called Rev. H. Beauchamp, Of Little
Rock, to their pastorate Rev. Beau
champ is a strong man of high attain
ments and has filled some Of the best
charges in this state 1t is hoped he
will respond 10 the call.
Miss May Efo!deIness sustained a
sIiaht injury last Sunday while walk
ins on Wes' chief. a plank Oh which
She stepped Turned. ana resulted in
the shrainins of hef anhie.
Mss Ida ToWier who has been the
gHest Of Miss Bessise Atkinson at
Princeton, Was in Fordyee Wednesday,
making a short stay over on her return
to Icr home in Pine Bluff.
The Fordyce Furniture company has
houshJ aut the W. S. Beard Furniture
company. and will run both establish
ments independently for the present
On the first Of September, however.
both stocks will he consolidated and
the business conducted by pretty
much the same force at tie ]. E. and
G. NJ, Hampton stand.-Fordyce Chron-
icle Enterprise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
THE BIG STORE
Boys Clothing Department, West Second
y
ADJUSTMENTS. =
- =

Coleviile and Mcbride, the new vau-
deviLe team which has been engaged
by the management Of Bell park ne
atre, arrived this morning from Little
Rock and will make their initial aD-
pearance tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04

No such thing as summer com
plant" where DR.. Fowler's Extract of
Wild Strawberry is kept handy.
Natures remedy for every looseness
If the bowels.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
NOTICE TO HORSE OWNERS

On and after August l the price Of
horseshoeing will be advanced 25 cents
ner set and 80 cents per set for horses
wearing No. 5 shoes or larger. Owing
% the advance in materials used we
EEL justified in making this demand.
THE HORSESHOERS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04

Eczema scald head, hives, itchiness
of the skin of any sort instantly re-
lieved, permanently cured. Doan's
Ointment. At any drug store
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04

To Work Belgium Coal Mines.
Many private companies are being
formed for the purpose of working the
enormous coal area newly discovered
- tha Comrire district IF Belgium
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
The Telephone in Corsica.


Ajaccio in Corsica, the birthplace
of Napoleon, has new telephone SER
vice. At present it's subscribers are
.hree In number.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04

Burdock Blood Bitters gives a man
clear head and active brain, a
strcne vigorous body-makes him fit
for the battle of life
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
"Who Is Not of U.s."

A Chicago murderer has refused the
assistance of lawyer and is defend
ing himself. This satisfies the Chi
cago lawyers that he must be crazy
Springfield Journal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
Let the Change Be Made.

AS monitors are good only for shore
fighting, why not change the monitor
Arkansas into the monitor Crunshell?
Commercial Appeal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04

Nj T N. Phillips, Of Altheimer,
is in the city.
Mir +. H. holland, OF Wynne, is
in the city today.
-Mr. clyde flelIdms returned this
morning 10 Grady.
Chancellor John NJ Elliott went
TO Dumas This morning.
Nj. Finn IIutt went down the
VaIle4 road this morning.
Miss Jessie fIarrell has returned
ffun a brief visit to F!yt Springs.
Mrs. J. +. Cox returned to her
home at South Bend this morning
Black Diamond was fined 50
and given sixty days on the farm.
Mr.. John H. Diggs, representing
the Commercial Appeal is in the city.
Mr.. Met Wlboune viii go 10
Ladas nil Tuesday on q business
visit
-Mossrs. Sam Altschu and Fred
BIombcrgeg have returned from Lit
t'e Rock.
Mr.. and MIS-. Ben 2. Mckenzie
and Miss Mary Hall, Of England, are
in The city.
Mr.. Charles Owens and son. Free
man. Went south on The Iron Noun
tam this morning
-Nessrs. c. l.. Sampson and F. W.
rvBoice, Of Little Rock are guests
o: he Truloct today.
Miss Ida Caruthers has returned
to her home at Como. Miss. after
visiting re e'Stives here.
Mayor Angus F. Mcneil, of Red
field, passed through the city this
morning en- route to Dumas.
Mr.. c. c. Henley left Sunday for
summer resorts in the northeast to
spend several weeks vacation.
-Messrs. B. W. Wiley and c. w.
Wesner, prominent Arkansas river
planters, are in the city today.
Mr.. George S. Valiant of Tex
arkana, Ark, editor of the Texarkan-
ian. is visitor in the city today.
See John Dellmon about gravel
prompt attention Your patronage
roofs He is prepared to give all orders
solicited.
Mr. Marvin Holderness is in the
city in the interest of the Fordyce
Training school, of which institution
he is principal.
Mrs. Will ]. Adams and little
daughter, Wanda, leave today for Eu-
reka Springs to spend the remainder
OF the summer.
Calvin Johnson, coored, was fin
ed y and costs today on a charge
of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses from Capt Matt Downs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Kaufman
arrived in the city last Saturday even
ing. They are located at the Kauf-
man house. 7o1 South Beech street
Esquire and Assistant Police
Judge Al j. Stewart held court this
morning in lieu of Judge T. Hite
Brown. who is sick. Only few min
or cases were disposed OF.
-Wanted-To purchase one steel
tubular boiler, good second hand, so
to 60 horse power. State price. Adj
dress Althimer & Wiley, Sheriff.,
Arm. or telephone Haywood Ark.
Mr.. j. S. Reck is reported as
being in dangerous condition with
gastlitis at his home, 127 North Beech
street He is the fatherin-law of Mr..
l.. B. Coon, manager Of Bailey's drug
store
We call the attention of our read
ers to the advertisement which ap-
pears in this issue foY the "old re-
liable" hardware firm of r. S. Thomp-
sen & Son. Readers of the Graphic
Will find it to their advantage to
watch the weekly announcement of
this firm for the next year. as they
will have special bargains to offer
from time to time. At present they
anFopnce a new assortment of cleo
tliCians supplies. r. S Thompson &
Sea is the oldest business firm in
Pine Bluff and the Graphic commends
them to its readers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
DEATH RECORD.

At p. m. Sunday, at Rison, Ark,
Joseph lrl Harrison, son of Mr.. Joe j.
Harrison. of Pine Bluff, died of con.
gestion, at the age ov five years, after
an illness of seven days. The inter
ment occurred at Rison today Mr.
Harrison was formerly employed as
foreman of the Graphic, and he has
the sympathy of his former associates
of the office in his bereavement
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
MONTICELLO

Om Old friend, Capt. ". P. Burks.
of Pine Bluff, who came down to Mon
ticello about two months ago. and who.
at the time, had to walk with crutches
on account Of rheumatism. We are
glad to report has greatly improved
He is now able to walk, even without
the aid Of cane.
Mr.. P. A. Whitaker made business
trip to Pine Bluff last Saturday.
Mr. Chris Hanley. of Pine Bluff, was
here last week on a visit to relatives
and .-Monticellonian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04

Group instantly relieved. DR.. Thom-
as Eclectric Oil. Perfectly safe.
Never fails. At any drug store
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
STRAUSS & M|LLER'S
BULLETIN
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.v

Are you worried about wnat to sat
this HOT WEATHER? If so, try some
of the following; no cooking is neces
sary:
Hamburger Steak, with Onions. per
can zoe
Smoked White Fish. with Tomato
Sauce. per can .15c
Corned Beef Hash, per can ....... zoe
Libby's Cottage Loaf, per can. -. .20c
Goldfish Balls, per can. 25c
New Bloater Mackerel and New Dill
Pickles just received.
We give Blue Trading Stamps with
every 10 cent purchase.
PHONE US YOUR ORDERS. YOU
WILL GET PROMPT ATTENTION.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18

$500 falts, shora, que haya quien secun-
de estos pTop6sltos; cue por nueetroS Dsisss
dos So farmuie ell CORES Dondfente prOYectn de
Ley q ae So vote el crsdito necssario 81 efec-
to1.... que 90 10 que 80 pide an sssa santa no
vena.
EI G3baFngdor en- su msnsajs reeomienda
indica que conviene introducfr economies'
paro don Cruz quiers m6sca para enduiSa las
horas qae pass ocioao en- su residencis oe PA'
de la Priocesa.
eAhora n6lo falsas, que en- yez de fornu-
lar ell correspondence proYecto de Ley, lie man
den con In mdsIca otra parte.
Pero no haya tsmor.
No faltar& segurameAte algdn Delegsdo
mel6mano que prepars Ell proyecso de refeTen-
que Gla suave delicsda Ira de Orfeo amasa-
be hasta las ferss1....
Los grandes criminaistas deben njarse en-
Y en adelante. los tribunales de Jnsticia,
al extender aus fsllos eondenatorios, debsn
exprassFss como sfgue, desples de los &eonst
derandos1 sresultados1 que procedan <falla-
mos debemos fsllar que FulSneZ sea sonde-
nsdo euatFo amos, tres meses 7 IN Ola de
mhsicA en- ell Presidio.S
lPobres Oidosl
Ls idea. como dice don Crnz, podr& ser al
tAmente hum anitaTia pero mas humanftaFio
resulta MARIAN de sSPadecerle los prasos CUE
se Guide de suDaips trsries IN busn rancho, abun
dante, Gano puSrftivo, 10 cual es mas prove
ehoso de mas enjundia que Ella h2rmonica
combiasci6n de notAs que fnrman frsses ver-
sos estrcfas, que hacen sChaE al poste llo-
rar 81 que sufre...S
Aoarte de que sd ell Prssidio habrA, es
t&s fschss, muy pocos poesss. .ineditos-
En- cuanto s. los que sufran, don Cru7q COZ
So indugeneia con 50 6nen trsso. pueae IA.
ceres mas PasaderRs las horSs de Drisi0n, sin
necesidad de reeurrir a Ia lira do Otfeo NJ 3 Ia
batuta de L8guna.....
Y, sobre TODD, sin recargar e presupuesso.
OORTADILI,O
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18


aplauda raeomienda Ia idea del RVen-
tsIado professor de mdsioa don B'as Laguna,
rsstdente en- M&nsif, eI cusl h. dihgydo una
iDstaneia 81 Gjbernsdor, ofrecisndoss 4 esta-
blecBr una acAds mia y organism una banda
en- eli Presidio de San Juan
Con tan fausto motive ell eut1siasmo de
don Oruz Castro no reconoce Ifnit=s: reqnisre
la mohosS pehos, y, 6espu6s de- messrse la ca
bellers hirsnts, con los ojos On bsnco, si6nts-
S9 tocadc del quid dtUtnurn de los poetss, v es-
cfibe con mano fSbrit y acsleTads:
SLsvsntar ei decAIdo espfritu, exAitando
oil esntmiento del ben de 10 beLlo por medic
pAtics.S
Una veg en- al disparadero, SO arranca en-
hEptco y prosgue:
Ssi 50 dice que Ia suava delicsda Ira de
OFTso amAnaabA hasta las heraa (ese haata
SooRSl Sc0mo no hs de produclr sus naturales
efectos, como no ha dc conmover ell coraz6n de
asoa desgFaclados, no todos criminaIee la har-
monica com binsci6n de notas que forman fra
ses verses, estrofas; que hRcen sonar sl poeta
y lloFsr al Que safre, predisponiendo en- tode
oaaHion 81 sspiritu 4 la realization os las mas
grandes empresaa > 10 Goneuista de los mas
hermosos idesles.S
fada sranscrita nos 7iene & las miantes la
1r&RecillS squela del dialogo entire Bsbieca y
RoeInants:
-GMetaffsico estais-Es que no como.D
Pero bal frsse, en- puridad de insticia, no
@ applicable oato ning1a concepto don Cruz,
tsae Eeiuvenecido hssta inspirado.
Ioque Sc inBpiFsrA cuandO los COMMA
dca empiecen & soplar en- loa insGrumentos,
ba1o s direoci6n la batuta del professor ala
lou6 dlgestionss que siessAs tan apaci-
Don Cruz Sc rsgodsa por anticipate, v,
como s las Camaraa no tnvieYaD otro3 asuntos
de mayor mportancIa en- que ocuparse, termi-
na 81 articulejo en- 10 forma que slgue;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18

Cotso es muy herraoso muy censolador el
saheF que nuestras espaidss sene1nos 81 com
paneViamo que nos fortslecs, al compsfisrismo
CUE non alisnts, eI compaEieFismo que dulci1ea
los figores del Oalvario, 81 se sube 81 Cal
v6Fio.
Uo hombre desamparsdo es un hcnbre
cobards y sbFecto, que no Sc atreve responder
ni al ipsuito de IN bcfet6n, nj nj saHvaEo de
una bosa sFquerosa, ariets de ignomlnis y de
descr6lito.
gamonos hombres dignos capsces de
rech&zar Ia agresi6n la infsmia, nos ha
bremos reganerado en- el orden social.
Sslud Patrla.2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
EaGA@ DAEEsaS

-El Senado americana ha acep
tado Ell tratado hecho para adqui-
rir las islas danesas, sin enmien-
das.
Consid6rase uItimado este ne
gocio por los Estados Unidos. So
10 falta la ratification.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
SOBRE LlBELO

El bill sobre libelos SO halla
a Ia hrma del Oobernador. Hay
la ereencla de que Mr. Hunt no da-
IA su aprobaclon ESQ bill, interim
SO diseuta ell Codigo penal, donde
tambi6n s. halia compreDdida esa
ley contra l'belos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
BILL soBRE GmPuEsT0

En- La Camara de Washington
ha pasado el bill aboliendo al los
Estados Unidos 9l impuesto dc
guerra, rebajdndose sesenta y sic.
10 millones en- el presupuesto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
EaFERN0

Sc haila gravemante enf.fmo
en Vega. alta don Angel Mu1oz,
ito del Il ader> federal don Lnis
Mufloz Rivera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
JUAN
RoE eeI6graf0s
GeHF8F0 10
TGRREMOT0s EM RUslA

Sc han recibido mas detalles
del terremoto de Trans, Caueacia
de La Russia merldional.
Ademas de Ia destruction de
Ia ciudad de Shamoke, han 1es-
aparecido treinta Y cuatro villas
cercanas a dicha ciudad, perecien.
do dos mil personals, siendo des-
tru1das cuatrOcientas casas.
Sc encuentran veinticinco mil
persOnas .. n hogar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
LOS PROCESSES DEL NEWS"

Fla sido nuevamente prOeesa- :
do el editor del <San Juan NeWaS
por el edit oriAl en que con .nta ~
la senteucla de Palmer.
ILl otro proceso que % le IL
que Sc vera en- Ju1c1o orai el q
26. El fiscal le pide dos m6ses Cle
carcel.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
HOTEL !" AMERICA !"
OaaaAO, FIR
Precio de FIospedaje, S12.5
TfanquJi5ad, salud y Rsposo para Iaa
MadIsg u las Oriaturas.

saro-- 49, my11SI JaS,TaDR d,R OALmANTE de In
- Ua.<ssa - aA' ; nps1a, ua los nos en-
.h,anar -" ~ i~.A1a1 Dl1v LION. Lea
aI;n;. 80 d@s H. Assuslse Ia lnramaoiSR
Tnocente a., osIa sl COLO ventoso.
Aoona,;ar,<s & -l.a tooos los cagos.
nifso enfaTao o.na J, A@alss Cue teng IN
cion proPa nj Ia db otros as;s - pTeVen-
esta me1csna cin . pro,or1;o..S ?! aSo %
guro, A5eolntsimelsta sa~S AAlRlo Sc
oP9TA'a'a'' ss''' -. a.. s''
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
APROB OBADO

Tambieu ha sido aprobado
por el Consejo el bill sobre les de.
rechos que deben satisfacer las
compaflfas de vapores On Puerto
kico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18

Mafsna daremos cuenta de IN atFopnllC
de ouefo vfetima eD Humac&o por pArte dc
Ia polirfs el cochero Francisco Tolentino.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18

Hov dsbe lregar Ia capital o. vapor aaie
ricanc SMAe.1 Vlene de NJ " York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
BILL soBRIE AslLo

III Consejo Executive ha apro.
bado Ell bill de Egozcue proponien-
do SO establezca IN asilo para Gle
gos pObres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
FARM GA Y D (GJERA
u E B l. A N G O
Sa III Buaka. Smm Francisco Naazaa. 6A

Precios Dc aigunss prepsfaciones especta-
les de la nisma
Jarabe de Rabano iodado, fraaco 90 ctve
Id ds Lacto fosfatO de cal i'd 40
Id de Hipofosfto de cal Ia 40
Id deProto1oduro hierro inaitera bic, ffas
60 40 centavos
Magnesia eferyescente frascc SO eertavos
Elixir de 3lieeTo fosfato de cal Ie 80
Zarza parrliia i'd 80 y
Vino de Quina fosfatado Id 80 >
Por docanas Ee Aasen rebatas de- InOcr-
ta ncfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
MuERTO

Ha fallecido, Go resulCas ols
lagquemaduras Que rec1blera, ei
nifio Enrique Vega. H
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
e PAeo

El Oongreso votara IN Cr4di.
to para pagar el importe de diche@
VPnta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18

pssado aa1ana tomaFG Ell puerto de ssan
Juan Ell vapoF eubsn0 EJniia.2 Vlene de Ia
Habana sscalas intermedias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18

Com 6r,scuenela abandonamOe
ell einadadf3 de unE tos nm resfriado.
ST 10 deja Va contfsnar por aIgun tempo
causiarA irrttacion ETA los pulnones IN
NAL rronico en- Ia narganta. Las Pas
fiTias Braaaq ylfaHes de wrOVvms ie
1ihr6,a aiivio en- segulda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18

En- est0s dia hemes visto mnrhs ahueneia
de p8sajeros en- el HOTEL AURORA, 10 aae
demuestra qns sempre ell phbiico lie dispsnsa
sus fsvores.
Ain sc han hecho reformas Ysntajosfsiras
para los parroqulanos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
As0GADi,s Y aOTARios
CHARDOlV & YORDAN
PONCE. -AEOEs e.

Agencia de negooios judioiales. No
tariales, ContenoEosoa etc., etc. Testa-
mentarfas, Sc arreglan por diffeiles aus
sean. EsPECIALrDAD en- Jurisdiction Va.
luntaria: Asuntog oonteno osos, se traui.
tan CON prontitud: Subsanacion die defeo.
tos en- docnmentos suietes inseriDei6a.
AaaFTEs de Ia Gompaafa de Seguros do
Vida GEL SOl4a del Canada. Cornra
venta de fnoas rdsticas urbanaa. AS.
T1vIDAD, precios ln6dicos.
Julio 80 de 1901
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18

La Compafiis de los ferrocarriles de Paer-
TO Rico pone an conocimiento del pdblteo gne
reoibirA hast& el dis rs de febrsro an curse,
las a de lR tarde, las proposieiones que Gun
where hacerla para los trabsios de conssTnc-
ci6n de Ia via ae Hormigueros San German
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18

nace di8s se sneuentra recogldo a. :aina
don Luis BenitFg yeE6u Longpre herms 20 del
director lei GIleal Latino,s cansa dc vaFias
contusiones haFdas que le produjo ell carro
el6ctrico dmero 10, por 81 cual estuvo pun
30 de ser arroladCs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18

MRnsna debs fondear en- San Juan 81 va
por espRflol NMo0 tevideo.S Vtene de- Hsbhns
J esealas. Seguira para Canariss Espafia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
La opinion plbIIca

La opinion Fholics se pronupeis en- favor
ea PEDRO Cotto. I'm todas Las teEtulias SO nile
"a que hsya aldo Sste ell matador soda vez que
slsmpEe kuia de As contfnuas provocaeionss
y persecuciones de CARLOS Velez euien hAbig
cObrQdo aLrl rntedO t7lsnperGbLe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
CompaheriSmo.

A iniciAtiva aeI eompARero de taller Can
dido Nsgr6n, los tAbs ueTOs dc OsSuas dar&n
nm diR de trabs1o para aAiegar fondos con cue
pag2r an lebrRdo, sf es msneaaer, que ne eacar.
que de 10 dtfsnsR de Cotbo.
R2sgO ese mny hermoso que h&b!A al CO..
rAaGn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
sLA INDUSTRIAL PU ERToRRIQUENAs


rsbrica de jab6n marca xRomAnS estsbe
eide sn H.to R,y (Rin- Pi sdrasl de Socesitsn
de R 'uIAn & ca
ss Dofnpra aabo.
DlFgjirss eli Ia nalsms . don POlfcarl1o
EchevArrfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
La poIicla

La policfA Ia prestsdo aus servcios a.
iussado. Ella fue Ia que desuvo C4f.ballo
Aeosta ; vsll6n rathcando luego al jues del
cfimsn In detenclon de estos inotvIduOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18

hoy las tres de la tarde SO reeoierG en-
s An Juan los oorti6cados giros postales " 3
las cuatro q c0rTespopdeDcis general que ha
de conducir para los Estados Unidos. ell vapor
de aquel nom hre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
Una cOpIa

SO nos hA fAeiIitado una eoEia del excrfto
us pFesebtsFA s. sns compS fl sros Ell obrero don
Jkndido Nsgr6n. La pus licAmos segutdaments
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-08-08

Because Of its peculiar shape, it has
come to be popularity known as 1.-The
fat-iron." The sides of the f1atlron
cover an entire block They are 200
feet long. The rear of the building is
eighty-five feet wide. The height of
the building, exclusive Of ornamental
towers and turrets, will be when COM
pleted more than 800 feet.
This unique structure has been built
on the same lines as steel battle ship
1t has an enormous steel frame, the
heaviest and strongest ever designed
for ship or building. From it's resem-
blance to huge ship some one nauti-
cally inclined recently figured out that
the fatiron" has sail area of 10000
square feet. The outside of the build
ing is stone. As every one knows the
value Of land in the heart Of New York
can be calculated as diamonds are APP
praised. The plot of land on which the
"hatiron' stands-merely the ground
the building covers-cost the builders
considerably more than $2,OOO,0OO.
The structure will be an office build
Ing, about hundred rooms on each
floor. There will be rented also on
some OF the floors entire suites Of
rooms, and on the ground floor there
will be stores to rent. The building will
he fitted with every device for the com
fort of business men. The elevators in
the "datiron" will run, it is said, at q
higher speed than those of any other
building in America.
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NEW YORK HAS WORLDS
MOST REMARKABLE Bull DING


The most remarkable building in the
world is twenty-story SKY scraper,,'
that has justabeen erected III the heart
Of New York City. The structure is
shaped like long and narrow letter v.
1t towers high above all the buildings
In the neighborhood and from the
north looks SO frail, by reason Of its
great height and extreme narrowness,
that one almost fears a good puff Of
wind would blow it over. No structure
ever put up in the metropolis has at
tracted as much attention as has this
one, and knots of people staring up at
it may be seen in the vicinity at all
hours.
More persons pass the junction of
Broadway, Fifth avenue and Twenty
third street every day than any other
point in New York. 1t is right here
that this wonderful building stands.
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Wingless Birds.

The kiwi is the sole remnant Of the
wonderful race Of wingless birds that
once roamed all over New Zealand, rh~
gigantic skeletons of some Of which
have been found in such numbers that
almost every museum in the world DOS.
sesses one or more of them.
The kiwl Is about the size of OAR
fridge, has rather long neck and a
curious bill about four inches in length,
Its wings are quite undeveloped, and it's
feathers have sort of unfinished char
acter, which may be supposed to repre-
sent Natures early efforts in that direc-
ton, before the close, rich plumage of
the modern bird was "evolved."
Wanting the means of flight, the kiwi
has been almost exterminated and with
it also have gone, or nearly gone, ali
the other feathered denizens Of the
woods. The invasion of their haunts
by the white man has been their de-
structiOn.
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it was feared that the creature might
strongly emphasize it's disapproval of
the operation by dealing it's keeper n
powerful blow with it's trunk, Desnito
this possibility, however, no Interior
ence was made with regard to the free
dom of the animals trunk. Subsequent
events proved that all Qualms on this
point were groundless.
The saw was first utilized to cut
away large quantity of superf1uous
nail, and this tool was followed by the
chisel, which removed the portions in
accessible to the saw The animal at
first appeared trifle fdgety, but dis
played no resentment to the manipula-
lions OF the operator, as if he compre-
hended that the labor Of the keeper was
to his own advantage.
Saving and chiseling completed, tn,
chiropodist proceeded to rub down til !,
nails to their required shape with thu
coarse rasp. This filing proved no light
task. as the texture of the nail was ex-
ceedlngly hard and great care had to be