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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1908-11-12
A CARD OF THANKS.

In entering the pulpit at Bethel
Church at my last appoint
ment l found purse Of
$500. The above amount had
been collected by Mrs. Clara
Hudgins. Mrs. Julia A. Diggs,
Mrs. Josie Thomas, Mrs. Agnes
Owens. Miss Esther White and
Miss Edith Thomas, with direc-
tons to purchase for myself an
overcoat for Conference. l Highly
appreciate such a token Of love
from my Bethel friends. and pray
that the grace of God may ever
abide with them. | also wish TO
add that for a term Of four years
| have never been behind one
dollar on salary or any collection
ordered by the conference, and
you have not the space for me to
begin to enumerate the tokens OF
kindness | have received at the
hands of East Mathews Circuit.
feel that Gods blessing has al
tended our ministry during the
term to some extent, for all O
which we ate profoundly grateful
/ close up my work in Mathew:
with best wishes for everybody,
w. /. WARE.
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BOHANNON.

Mrs. Charlie Thomas and little
daughter. Helen, are in Norfolk.
A good many people in our
midst will attend Conference this
week.
Mrs. Lillian Mayer, Of Old
Point. is the guest of Mrs. L. NJ.
Owens.
Miss Naomi Rodgers returned
home last week after visit of a
week to friends in orfolk.
Mrs. Cassie Williams, Of Cobbs
Greek, visited her parents. Capt.
and Mrs. Jack Hughes, last week.
Messrs. Watkins, of New York.
Taylor. Of Richmond, and Smith,
of Washington. are in the county
on a cunning trip.
Mrs. !. w. Eiinter is visiting
relatives in Knoxville, Tenn.
Before returning home she will
visit Ashevllle, n. G.
Travelling men at Bohannou
this week were: Messrs. Hunt,
Carey, Harris, Norris, Harrow,
Harrell. Palmer, Marchant. Ry-
der, Butler, Taylor, White, Han
son and Outland.
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MATHEWS COUNTY.


Mrs. A. ]. Digys. who has been
quite sick; is improving.
Mrs. Floyd J. Diggs is still
quite sick at this writing.
Miss Flossy Hudgins spent
some time with her sister, Mrs.
Carroll Thomas. last week.
Mr.. George Calls left for Nor
folk few days ago where ne ac-
cepted u position on the steamer,
Ronoa&e.
Wedding bells are expected to
be ringing around here in the
near future. The young folks
had better be looking ouJ as hlar-
riages seem to be an epidemic in
this part Of the county.
Rev. Ware preached his last
sermon for this conference wear
at Bethel last Sunday morning to
a large and tear dimmed audience
His text was John I7-4, and his
WORDS were words of power IS lie
told the people of how he has
tried to discharge his duty during
his four years here. We are
glad to have had such a Cody
man with US aud may his efforts
be crowned with success where
ever he-goes in the future.
Lilac.
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REDART.

Little Bessie Dixon is quite
sick at this writing with whoop-
ing cough.
= Mrs. p, w. Jarvis arrived home
Wednesday after spending some
time with relatives and friends IN
Norfolk.
. Mrs. Anne Dixon came home
Saturday from Norfolk. She will
spend some time with her parents
before returning.
Mfr, James Y, Ogden of the
steamer Neuse, arrived bone
Thursday last to spend few
days with his family.
We are sorry to report Mr.. J.
r. Calls quite feeble at this writ
ing with the rheumatism. We
hope he will soon recover.
Capt Frank Dixon and Mr. !.
w. Hudgins left last Wednesday
for Norfolk where they Will at
tend court. They will spend
some time there before returning.
Rev. Richard Ferguson filled
his pulpit at Asbury Chapel Sun
dav afternoon and delivered a
hne sermon to a large audience.
We are ALWAYS glad to have Rev.
Ferguson iii our midst.
Madge.
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NO TOE TO
TAN-PAY EH =

l will be at the following places
to receive 1903 taxes before the Z
per cent. penalty is added.
Mathews {. H.. Saturday, Nov.
=,
Brooks and Hudsins store,
Monday, Nov. %. 10 q. m. to l
p. IN.
Oscar Hudgins store, Laban,
Monday. Nov. p. to p. m.
Hutsou's store, New Point, Tu-
esday. Nov FL.
Port Haywood, Wednesday,
Nov. %.
Frtchctt's, Thursday. Nov. 20,
10 to 2. IN.
u. w. Hudgins store. Thurs
day, Nov, 20. , to 5 p. N.
Gwynn's Island, Frid Ay,Nov. p.
Mathews G. H., Saturday \ ov.
%.
McbjacE. Monday, Nov. 50. 10
10 p. m.
BOhannOn, Monday, Nov. SO,
to p. m.
North. Tuesday, Dec. Isl.
HoOkemlair, "Wednesday, Dec.
md.
Blakes, Thursday, Dec. 3rd.
Cobbs Creek, Friday, Dec. All.
Yours very truly,
JOHN ]. BURKE,
Treasurer Mathews Co.
lII-I2-2t.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas our beloved pastor,
Rev. w, l.. Ware has reached the
four year limit Of his pastorate on
East Mathews Circuit, therefore
be it resolved:
That we the stewards and
class leaders of Beulah NJ. L.
Church wish to express our sin
cere appreciation of his wise
council, Christ like character and
faithful work during the four
years Ct our companionship.
H-That as he goes from us he
can feel assured of our love and
esteem and that he shall be held
i'll remembrance by us as faith
ful Waterman upon the walls OF
Zion"
III-We pray that Gods bles-
sings may follow>him and his fam
lily and that he may be a blessing
to those WHOM he may serve III
the future as he has been to US.
IV-That a copy of these res
olutions be presented 10 Brother
Ware, and that another one be
published in the MATHEWS JOUR-
NAL.
]. w. THOMAS, SEC'T'Y.
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DIGGS.

Mrs. Lucy Morgan, who has
been quite sick is much improved.
Mr., Elmer Morgan. Of Ports
mouth. Va, is visiting friends
and relatives at Diggs.
Mr.. Jessie Hudgins, who has
been i'll in Norfolk with typhoid
fever, came home a few days ago
much improved.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST

Presideut-elect VIM. II. Taft,
accompanied by his family and
secretary, is on his way TO Hot
Springs. Va. where he desires TO
rest after the strenuous work OF
the campaign. Ills intention IS
to stay until Thanksgiving.
Practically the entire business
section of Orange, Va, was de-
stroyed by FIRE last Sunday night,
Fourteen buildings were burned
and the loss IS estimated at from
$4,000 to 100000, the exact
amount Of insurance is not known.
Bids have been opened at the
Navy department at Washington.
for the construction of eight sub
mariae torpedo boats. io1 "hich
congress has appropriated S.
100000. There Will be several
bidders but the contracts bave
not been awarded 50 far.
John W. Kern. Democratic
candidate for the viCe-presioency
has announced his determination
to run for the u. S. Senate from
Indiauna. Mr.. Kern says that it
has been his lifelong ambition TO
go to the Senate, but he does not
desire to 10 unless the people
want him.
The State Board of Fisheries
decided at a recent meeting held
in Norfolk city to demand of the
Essex planters, who hold grounds
thought to be part of the Natural
rocks, that they remove their
oysters and give up the grounds.
They were given until 1917 to
remove their oysters.
Fo.ncr Senator Edward Ward
Carmacks, of Tenn, was shot
and killed by Robins Cooper in d
street duel in Nashville, Nov. 9th,
The quarrel is said to have grown
ont OF some Of Cormack's editO-
rials in which he attacked Col.
Cooper's father Of the young at
torney who shot him.
President Charles w. Eliot, Of
Harvard University has tendeted
hi. resignation which will take
effect on May 10, 1909. When
this time is completed. it will
make forty years in which Mr..
Eliot has filled this position.
Several prominent men have been
named for the vacant chair among
them President Roosevelt. -
The largest war-ship ever built
uuder the American Flag will be
lanched at Quincy, Mass this
week. This ship, the North Da-
kota, is larger than the great Brit
ish war-dog, the DreadnOught and
has a displacement. Of 20, 900 tons.
When completed she will cost
$40 600, COO, Her battery Will
consist Of Il inch guns as COM
pared to four on the other largest
! war-ships and she is expected to
have a speed at Il miles an hour,
! Miss Mary Benton OF Fargo;
! Mass, will act as sponsor at the
launching.
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The Sallie Tomphins Chapter
L. d, c., will meet at Mathews
GA Nov. I+;h, promptly Il tNo
o'clock. The meeting will be
held i'll the Office Of Or. c. c..
White. and every member is urg
ed to be present. 1t is desired
that all ladies' who wish TO be-
come members Of the chapter
will meet with us on that day if
possible.
HELEN NJ. Freeman, SEC'Y.
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RAW LUNG

When the lungs are sore and infam-
ed, the germs of pneumonia and con-
sumption find Judgement and multiply.
Foley's Honey and Tar kills The cough
germs, cures the most obstinate racking
cough, heals the lungs, and prevents
serious results. The genuine is in a
yellow package. Sold by all drug
sists.
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MATTHEW'S 6. H., VA,
on
MONDAY. NOV. 18th, 1903,
(Courtday)

the attractive place known as the
Ar0;stsad home near Mathews
&. H.. containing Il acres otland
With good dwelling house and
buildings AMI beautiful yar1 and
lawn-exCelIent location ami hne
home, Also 10 acres OF woods
land near the home of Frank
Diggs, colored. These two tracts
of land will be offered separately
and upon the following terms:
At least one-third cash and bal
ance i'll one and two years. with
the privilege to anticipate any
and ali payments, title to be re-
served until purchase price Is
paid in full,
]. BOYD SEARS, Sp1 Com.
The bond by the above decree
required has been given.
SANDS SAITH. Clerk.
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Foiey's Honey and Tar clears the
air passages, stops the irritation in
the throat, soothes the iriiamed mer--
branes, and the most obstinate cough
disappears. Sore and iufaned lungs
are healed and strengthened, and 4 {
cold is expelled from the system. Re
fuse any but the genuine in the veilow
paSkage. Sold by al druggists.
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SALES AGENTS WANTED.

$1,000 per week or 400 per
cent. profit. III samples. s,a-
tionery and art catalogue free,
We want one permanent agent
III this locality for the largest pic
ture and frame house in America.
Experience unnecessary. We in
struct you how to sell Our goods
and furnish the capital. If you
want a permanent, honorable and
profitable position, write US to-
day for particulars, catalogue and
samples FRANK w. WILLIAMS
COMPANY. 1914 W. Taylor ST.,
Chicago, Ill.
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the REv.IRL r. HICKS ALMANAC.

fSE REV. I1E X. HtCKS ALMA MAC.
For 1899. ready Nov. IS. 1908,
best ever sent out. beautiful COW
ers in colors. fine portrait of Prof.
Hicks in cOlorS. all the oil fea-
lures and several new ones in
the book. The best astronomical
year book and the only one con-
tanning the original Hicks
Weather Forecasts" By mail
.3sc. on news stands 3oc. One
copy tree with Word and
Works, the best ST. monthly in
America. Discounts on almanacs
in quantities. Agents wanted.
Word and Works Pub. Co. 22oI
Locust ST., St. Louis Mo. Every
citizen owes it to himself, TO his
fellows and to Prof Hicks to pos
sess the Hicks" forecasts,~-tEC
only reliable,
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THEY TAKE The KINKS OUT.

Il have used DR.. Kings New Life
Pills for many years, with increasing
satisfaction. They take the kinks out of
the stomach, liver and bowels, with
out fuss or friction" says n. II. Brown,
of Pittsfed, VT. Guars nteed salts
factory at all druggists. 25c.
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NOTICE.

Or. Cohen. the celebrated eve
specialist, viii be in Mathews un-
Ill after next Court day. Any one
desiring bis services can call him
10y phone at Hotel Mathews OF
visit him in person. ConSulta-
ton abiolutcly free of cost. Ii
You are troubled with your eyes
ttke sdval toge of the opportuni-
ty TO have them treated
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1908-11-12

J, G. Goodwin, Of Eeidsyille, y. G.,
says: 'Bucklen's Arn;ca SaIvc is a
sure-enough knocLcr for ulcers. =
bad one came en- NY leg last summer,
but that wonderful salve knocked it
out in 4 few rounds. Not even a scar
remained" Guaranteed Tor piles.
sores, burns and etc. 25c. at all drug
gists.
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Row TO axr sTroNe.

y. !. DAILY, Of 1917 W. Congress St,
Chicago tells of way TO become
strong: He says: My mother, who Is
old and very feeble, is deriving SO
much beneht from Electric B:uers,
that I feel its my duty to tell those
who need a tonic and strengthening
medicine about il. in my mother 5
case a marked gain in hesh has re-
suited, insomnia has been overcome, and
she is steadily growing stronger.
Electric Bit,erS quickly remedy ston;-
ach, liver and kidney complaints.
Sold under guarantee at all drug
gists. soc.
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sale OF LAND.

BY virtue Of a decree entered
BY the Circuit Court of Mathews
county in the suit Of A. !. Miller
ct ais rs. X. S. Lilly and wife ct
ais. I viii sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Personal Mentions Around Mathews
and Vicinity.

Is VISITING Her son, LII. N N 1IOS-
kins.
Mr.. Henry James spent several
days n Norfolk this week.
Mrs. ]. P. Seawell, of Glouces-
ter. is spending some time at Ho-
tel Mathews.
Mr.. z. NJ. Blake spent severa |
days with his brother in Clio uces-
ter this week.
Revs. w. l.. Ware and Richard
Ferguson are attending the Con-
ference this week.
Dr.-C c. White left Tuesday to
attend the Methodist Conference
in Norfolk this week.
Mrs. A. ID. Montague. of Rich
mond. is an expected visitor at
Spring Hill this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stoakes,
Dr. Walden and many others are
attending Conference in Norfolk
this week.
Drs. Walden, Hoskins. Mrs
Ashley White and Miss Mabel
Anderton were in Saluda the first
of the week.
FOR SALE One fine shoot
ing double barrel Parker gun.
For further information apply
JOURNAL OFFICE.
Mr.. Earnest Hudgins, who has
been employed in Richmond. for
some time is spending a few days
at his home here.
= Mrs. John Dixon, Of Hudgins,
leaves Wednesday for an extend
Ell trip to Baltimore, Stanton aud
Clarke County. Va.
Rev, G. II. Williams, Of Heath
vile, spent Monday night with
Mr.. V, V. ShipleY enroute to
Norfolk TO attend Conference.
Mrs. Genius Hudgins, nee Sa-
die Gayle, living in Philadelphia,
is expected home this week on d
visit to her father, Mr. Wesley
, Gayle.
Rev Richard Ferguson preach
ed his last sermon Sunday uight
at Central NJ. E. Church before
the meeting of Conference in
Norfolk.
Ernest Brownies Cigar Store &
News Co. Souvenirs. Tobacco
and Cigars. Headquarters for
Mathews county, people. 3I3
Nam ST. Norfolk. Va. =
Rev. Mr.. Hughes, Presbyter-
ian minister, of Port Norfolk, de-
livered two excellent sermons a:
Weslville Christian Church, last
Sunday morning and night.
For SALE-A trio of white hol-
land turkeys. So. None roamers
Apply to
Mrs l.. w. HUDGINS,
,o,t Port HAYWOOD
Sheriff James + Miller ha:
been appointed as delegate tC
the Prisoners Association by Gov
Swanson. The meeting will con
vene in Richmond, Nov. I4th.
Mr.. Ben Smith. who has beer
spe ding some time with his sis
ter, Mrs. c. c. White. accompan
led Mr.. ]. w. Kehoe to Norfolk
on his new launch last Tuesday,
For SALE-One A. No COW
Giving about four gallons of rio
: milk per day. For further in(or
malon Apply,
JAMES OUTLAND,
tf-5-2t. Redart, Va.
MessIs. Stewart, Morgan an
Hunley began work on the me-
Lodge OF the Junior Order {
American Mechanics on Wedne'
day. This is TO be quite a lare
building the demensions being 4
10y g. feet.
Mr.. Reed Traverse, Of Cricke
Hill. while on a visit to DR.. BIal
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Dressmaker. qualified 20 10 all
kinds OF work at reasonable rates.
Apply by phone or letter 10
Miss NORA LEWIS.
HalheiOrd Va.
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VIII Make a FirSt-CldSS

BOOHKEEPER Of YOU in six weeks
for s. or RETURN HONEY; distance
and experience immater;al. l find
POSITIONS, 100, everywhere. FREE
Ola testimonials, Placed pupils re-
Gently at SIS weekly; perhaps IAN
place YOU, 10. SAVE THIS and
WRITE
J.H. GOODWIN.
Expert Accountant,
Dept 1915. Box So.
Richmond, Va.
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JAMES OUTLAND,
Redart, Va.

Messrs. Stewart, Morgan and
Hunley began work on the new
Lodge OF the Junior Order Of
American Mechanics on Wednes-
day. This is TO be quite a large
building the dcmensious being IS
by g. feet.
Mr.. Reed Traverse, Of Cricket
Hill, while on visit TO DR.. Blake
sat Cdnrade, Middlesex County,
p hurt by falling unGer the
d Of a shreding machine which
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THURSDAY NOV. II. COS
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-10

ure Of Victory. The pedestal is carved
with handsome baS-reliefs. The gardens
are connected with the mainland by a
bridge decorated with many fine carved
figures.
Beyond Is the palace residence, a large
and handsome structure. From this poinr
starts the English gardens, with beauti-
full forests and cascades. This garden
covers nearly 600 acres. Though the
place has been decorated with fountains,
artificial cascades and restaurants, 1t has
not been robbed of its natural beauty.
For miles the drive leads through bride
paths canOpied by gigantic oaks and ma
pie trees. Here and there are scattered
several quaint buildings, such as the
MonopterOs, a small temple the strange
Chinese tower and the dairy, where
women bring their babies to get fresh
milk a warm summer afternoon. TO
the east OF the park Is a handsome stone
equipped observatory.
The most interesting part of the city
Is the Max Joseph Platz. 1t is the cen
ter of life and is situated between the
old and new quarter. being adorned with
Il monument Of, King Max Joseph This
Berlin, but was east In bronze by StigI-
mayer The King Is I'm n sitting posture,
the figure rests on pedestal adorned
with figures emblematic of agriculture
art, constitution and religion. There are
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-10

with a handsome sealed ceiling and beau
tiful carved chairs.
The National Museum is another gal
lery. The collection was started more
than n half century ago, although the
present building Is new one. IL
contains works of art of every kind, from
prehistoric times down to the present
days. The woodwork and architecture
of each room is in keeping with the
period and country. The collection I'm
cludes weapons of all kinds and coun-
tries, curious bedsteads, chests splendid
jewels, rare laces and glassware from
France, Germany and Italy. Above
stairs are rare wax figures made In
different countries representing scenes
from the life OF Christ. Splendid as ara
the galleries and museums the Siegesthor
or Triumphal Art Is monument of
which the people are most Justly proud.
This splendid arch Is IN imitation OF
the arch of Constantine In Rome. 1t
is built OF stone and embellished with
handsome medalltons In marble.
The art life and charm of the city give
much beauty to the Bavarian capital
Wherever one turns there are splendid
art shops showing the creative genius
of old and modern masters Vying with
the paintings rare etchings, engrav-
tngs and wonderful examples OF pho
Biography.
This art life gives a splendid color and
peculiar charm to the city especially
&C noon and In the evening, when ths
artists come to drink their beer and
smoke their pipes. They do much to
preserve the qualntness OF the city.
Nature contributes her charm to the
beauty. For the city is set among noun
talns OF wonderful grandeur.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-10

The old pinakOteck. or museum, Is q
perfect treasure house of old masters A
long flight of marble stairs leads to q
hall decorated with six life-size oil paint
1ngs OF the emperors who were of influ-
ence In the founding and enIarging of
the gallery. The first two rooms are
devoted to q collection of Cologne and
Lower Rhine paintings. The subjects are
limited to Christ, Mary the apostles and
the saints. The figures are drawn con-
ventionally, but the coors are as fresh
as though they were painted yesterday.
Following are the old Netherland schools,
with originals and copies of the best mas
tiers.
The gallery has a fine collection OF
Peter Paul Rubens. There Is nothing
lovelier than the "Wreaths of Flowers"
In the center is the Madonna with the
Christ Child standing on her knee The
two are surrounded by flowers and how
ering angels But Rubeus' strongest study
is that of the. damned sinking into hell
The devil and his followers are gong
down, pain and anguish written on their
faces. On high among the clouds appears
Holy Michael surrounded by a band of
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-10
.HLaSea OIa[0g af<NGSa-1

several other large and handsome struc.
lures, none finer than the National Thea
ter. This Is approached by a portico Of
eight Cortnthian columns. The pedimen-
tai frescOes represent Pegasus, Horae
apollo and the muses.. The Interior is
large and has a seating capacity of 1900
people; 1t is also known because of the
handsome boxes and exquisitely beautiful
mural decorations. Near the National
Theater Is the Residenz Theater, and al
though it has only seating capacity of
about 800 1t Is richly decorated In a
splendid rocco style
There are few cities In Europe that
have made a greater effort to improve
theif streets. An especially handsome
street Is the Ludwig Strasse Though
less than a mile in length. it Is beauti-
fully kept, shaded by trees on both
sides and adorned by many handsome
homes. But the finest street in Europe
Is the Macmillan Strasse. This street is
interesting because 1t expands into a
square, relieved with pleasure grounds
On the right side Is the Mint. a building
of the sixteenth century, but completely
remodeled during the last few years. The
old court is In the rcna issance style. In
the square are the government buildings
aud the National Museum In the center
rise four splendid monuments to four
great generals.
Perhaps the finest monument is q colos-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-10

sal figure of King Macmillan IL, erected
by his faithful subjects. The king Is rep
resented In his coronation robes. He
stands with dignity, holding the roll Of
the constitution in one hand and a
sword in the other. The pedestal IS
adorned with reliefs of allegoricai fig
ures of Peace, Enlightenment, Strength
ard Justice: At the upper angles are four
lovely figures cast in bronze, bearing the
Bavarian coat-of-arms and laurel
wreaths.
Munich is adorned with several splen-
did statues. One of these Is the Wit
telsbach Fountain. which symbolizes the
constructive and destructive force of
water. A handsome square is the KONG
platz. Here Is a splendid GIypototeck, a
repository of ancient and modern sculp-
ture. The building is of stone, designed
in Ionic type. with a porch of eight col
umns. 1t is vaulted within suggesting
the Roman style. Opposite is the exhi-
bition building done in magnificent CORN
THAN style. 1t contains permanent ex-
hibition of Munich artists. This square
has a magnificent gateway with Doric
and Ionic columns.