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WEDNESDAY JUNE S. Ih!».
N ews in
cenerai
witnesses to pension paDers were
forgot not only in the case in which
the arrest was made, hut thatsimi-
lar frauds have been perpetrated on
a big scale for years.
Not a Pleasant Sight.
FROMOUK EXCHANGES.
A Combat in Midair
J. II. Lee came in yesterday from
the American ranch, west of Pres­
cott, and related to the Courier a
strange story. In the mountain
crags near that ranch several fam­
ilies of American eagles have for
years reared their fearless brood,
and have, in the main, been unmo­
lested, their chief prey being snakes
and other reptiles unwelcome to
mtn. in the same section a spe­
cies of snake known hereabouts as
the whip snake, is also common.
These snakes are of the long, slim
variety, seldom larger than a good-
sized walking stick, but ranging in
length all the way from 4 to 10
feet. They are not considered pois­
onous, but, like the boa constrictor
species, wind around their prey and
crush it, and their squeezing pow­
ers are said to be somewhat wonder
fill So swift are these snakes that
they disappear, unhat med. when
struck at with a stick, like the
shadow of a living bird.
A few days ago Mr. Lee’s RODS
L ouisiana , M o ., May 31—The
sight of two women with chain and
nail attached to their ankles at­
tracted considerable curiosity and
comment on the streets here today.
The pair belonged to Louisiana’s
colored contingent, and having been
fined repeatedly for disorderly con­
duct and refusing to pay the fine
or reform their ways, this measure ¡
was restored to as a punishment.
It did not have the desired effect,'
as both stubbornly refused to do Ì
street woi k
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(SKVKN Isatrica A W KKK>
Is a live nt'trot <»iit iti
X' FENCING
near the ranch when they naw a
great eagle, which was sailing in
i. It is ti e MOST REL1A-
i, and is ier*ot;iitze<i as
midair, mitldenly dart to the earth,
It' til" LEA I»IXG NEWS-
RABBIT AND P0ULTR1
heard a Hutter in the brush, a
I the l'a«-lti<- Coast,
the ab"\e aper- we
piercing scream, and the bud arose
few dayn, and you will be startled at the uiicx
hl as a pre-
a'bive the tree tops, an unusually a peeled
aucces» that will rewind «our »florin. W<
positively have the be.-t bii.-iue.-s to oiler an agent
long whip Htiake dangling from hit* that can be fouud on the face of thia earth.
* i.A.O«> !«-•>. • «ot
Oil w oi'i h of biiaiin-ha is
lieak The eagle held the Ftiake being cii 11» a -I honoiablv muoe b» ami paid .<>
liiindroU of .. -n, wouic.i, bo. a. ami girls ill our
jliHt behind the head and rose rapid­ employ You <nn make money fa-lcr lit work tor
us than "'l have anv idea of. Tile lui.-iiie.-a is so
ly; the snake seemed to Le making easy to I arn, an I hntriiction.* ao aimpl« and plain,
that nil ancceed from the start Those who take
im fiectual etiorts to draw its tlang-j hold of tin- business renp the advantage that
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eagle. The eagle was soon in mid­ that the business so read IIv and haml-omelv »ielils.
1 > .». l .,.CK.
All beginners succeed prandlv. ami more than
air and (he snake could not be rvnlize their greatest expectations. 1 lio-e who
i
frv it find exactly as we tell them. There is plenty
DO YOU WANT TO ADOPT A BABY)
seen, but it was evident that a of room for a few more workers, ami w> urge
them to begin at once. If you are alrcadv em­
Mnyt« you think this Is a new businera,
mortal combat was taking place, ployed, but liave a few span- moments, and wish
sending <>■ t babies on application : it has been
And ibi - P a
to u«e them to advantHge. then write us at once
done tielore. however, but never have those
for the bird would rise and fall and (for this 1« your gram! opportunity}, and receiv«
furnished been so near the original sample as
full particulars by return mail. Address,
this one. Everyone will exclaim, " Well I
TRUE A CO.. Box No. 400, Auguela, M<
omit occasional scrennis, as if in
that's the sweetest baby I ever saw!" This
little black nnd-whitc engraving can give
pain, and in a few minutes was
seen rapidly detceiidiug earthward,
turning over and over in his flight I
and flapping one wing vigorously,
the other seeming to be held out
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stationary. But nothing could be
Agency for
seen of the snake. The bird struck
the ground with somewhat of a
thud near the boys, who hurried to
1 -Tut .ae§T:
tliejilace, where they found the
[? :iHr:^IN£5r>
eagle wifh a death grip on th»
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F «ari »l.lPelx month, A .Idre», Ml NN A t\)<
The boys killed ami unwound
pint, soe'e, the mate of which ha- been pulled
i ui istiXM». Ml Broadway, Jia* York Clly. 1
off and Hung aside with a t.iumphant coo.
the snake, while lhe dogs went for
The flesh tint«are perfect, and the evi s follow
you. no matter where you stand. Theexqui-
cte >-«• >roduetl<»nsof this greatest painting pf
the eagle ami soon killed it, not,
Ida Waugh Ahe tno t celebrated of nw.rrn
painters of baby life1 are to be given to those
howeyer. before the bird had almost
who -»ubs-ribe to Itcmorrat's Family Miurn-
linc for l>>Ki. The reproduction« cannot be
torn the nose from one of the dogs
told from the original, which coat ft 00. and
are the mM sise 17x21 inches . The tmby is
with his beak.
life site. and ubtxduti ly lifelike.
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More Pension Frauds.
M inneapolis ,
May 81.—The
Journal print** a sensstionsl article
concerning |M*nsion frauda in north-
tru Iowa and southern Minnesota.
A h a reeuIt ot tin* work of a epet ial
pension examiner, G. V. Vanleuven,
jr , a (tension attorney at Lime
Fprioga. Iowa, and Dr George
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