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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22

; i, +he placc, il seemed
10 me. that was not flying inc
colors from window or roof. "a
able TO account for this until the IAN.
lord OF tho tavern relieved my cur.os'N
nv reminding me that II was tnc -.
February. and assuring me 'n1.,
reonlc of Poscy Bend were intensely
patriotic. ,~,v
..vashinrton's birthday is purity
n;cb as biz a day as the FOURTH o.
J,,iv with Us" said the landlord. win
. r;nc Of pride in his voice. FL your.
th;n,sin, bout stayin' over night III
y. with yer while. | reckon. TO sec
the celebration were goin 70 nA''
the town hall -
There was no question my
stavinc over night An exasperatins
w.shopt ON tAe railroad had com
rclled me. mrcn against my WILL "
stor M this little cross-road village
,r;th no cuancc OF being able TO con
,;nuc NV Journey for twenty-iou,
ho,,r. q. least. The prospect was no
! cheerful onc, and l caught eagerly a
Tho surccstion that the exercises II
honor ~ Vashington's birthday mign
or,rd the means Of killing time a.
,horgh under other circumstances
probably would have regarded y :
something to DC religiously svoioeo
For the present the good-naturs
Cossip OF mine host was sufficiently y
rcrtinr. had found him quite aion
IN the office" Of his tumblc-down Oh
tavern. and apparently not AYERS
20 passing the time IN conSerS'
ton. His name, rs l soon iearnc'
WAS Mai. Thompson. lie was lon
lanlx specimen. and rs he sat with 2
chair tilted back against the . al
ono thin leg dangling over IA otne
he had almost the appearance OF Q sKs
cton.
ave nllus celebrate Washington
b;rthday." he sold, as nc vent . strcs
of tobacco Juice toward The sto'
..Slinr out the Gags an have some g
Of a doin's ~appropcrt TO the 'casion.
rcck.lect when we was satisfied VIII
spellin' match. or n housc-warmin''
a~barr.-dancc. but hycr lately b you
folks has kinder tuck bold an now
have Entertainments in the town NJ
with regular music an singin . q
la~maticnsan' dialogues on SIGH 1ne
two Of 'cm to-day"
1.-TWO what?"
entertainments Norntions
music this afternoon, an a sort OF
hibition-tablozc, or ever what you
'cm-,o-nirht. 'saftcrnoon Jcdgc q
tlcrbrck's goin' 10 norate. Been m
in the same speech for twenty
year. It's a good un. too. 'spcci'
where he brings in bout the Fathc'
his Country bcin' the hrst IN war,
ia u~acc. an first in the hearts Of
soun,rymcn, an where he SEE
broad land o. liberty Is the proud
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22

the girls pap's jes' hatchery iorcan n.
80 marry the old money-bags. lnats
v,bv sav-hello" broke of the major
os he clanced out Of the window, "hyer
comes LATE this minute. 81
Tho door opened, and forr or live
| heavily-bootcd men came stampihs -.
| The foremost was a tall, athletc young
nan. with q rcd but rather handsome
face. n sandy mustachc and q PAIR y
frank blue eyes that winkie WIN
good humor. - .ho
..IIowdy, major." exclaimed the
young man. breezily-
.uowdy, LATE" returned the major
rising. ..ilowdy. boys he added To the
other members Of the party
The newcomers contcnted them
solves with a curious glance in my oil
rcc,ion. and then followed the lanu-
lord into an adjoining room. where .he
climbing Of glasses soon mingled
} uusically with loud. CHEEKY voices ana
frcopcnt explosions of laughter.
In = few minutes the men came troop
|, inr out Of the inner room ana iei. ,ne
I house. Maj. Thompson resume ~
a seat with the remark:
c That's LATE Clayton-that-air san
accomplished fcllcr. Lafc he'd peer
c L%ecpin' company with Squire Powcii'
n -;rl for nigh on to two year, an ioik'
lowed they'd hitch, shore. Might!
y ,il,elv sort Of a boy. Lafc is. an purt!
. rr.l, or. too. but nothin' like as rich a
A. IA Fry bunker. That's why Ezr::
10 cits the Girl. an. Us | say, it's q dao
G, burned shame" =
..Rut your Mr.. Clayton seems 70 2
ur ucht-heartcd enough" suggested
OF ..Ilc doesn't give one the impression 9
,a;no dovncast over the situation"
in That's what gifts me- co~niessea "
hit major. with a puzzled Q It's ose
al The talk o. the neigh borhoou vi
I I,afc was dead in love with the g,
as an, that she thought a powerful sig
ID. - him. an we lowed the pore boy y
cd los, natchcrly pine away CT he mad
Al r;rc her M. didn't reckon he con
No - town to-day ut all, but nc tells =
IA ,,.,s ooin' 70 be mt the doin's tong
~, rcncrscnt one o. them Ion
ch,ps-paul Revere, l blicve nc 81
al ,hcf cllcr's name was. Laic's got 7
nr. ancst boss In the county, an y
h;s aa;r, to take that boss right into !
hou an on the platform, and play II
,er. hc was this feller Paul Revere as
III. IN his hoss. II kinder me
own up. Lowed he'd be pu.
,r.s tol'blc disappointed, but he didnt
that away q bit" 81
we Al the hour appointed for the Oh
noon meeting I dropped into the 70
I hall. IL was q singlc-story ouiio'
~ = the hall being on o level win
- strcct. and at ono period In the hist
40 ~ poscy bend had done duty as oco
70 house. That was before the cou
sent had been removed 70 . q
A.. aourishing town. ! was cnterta'
49,. hv .Judrc Gandcr buck's tribute 70
eagle. and joined Justify In the SIM
~ .America," The Star span!
-, manner" and 1.-THE Battle Hymn Of
I ex- Republic"
ali INT what interested me most v
CO.. s,rht Of Bessie Powell. who was !
Nth her father, the squire. ! was
NJ nrised 70 End her a pretty girl P
,;.ur - form. with dark eyes and . ra
80 - mo smile. and without the iai
srst suggestion Of the coarse country =
= his en- In her appearance or manner, :,
,h;s con 70 feel something OF Maj. In
, her sons indignation that 80 charm
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v m ~ ~, Tor our liberties won.
The sara 49, gladncss his echoing story,
Ana si"e ~, swept for freedom the fields OF
the sun -. rcns
IN, with evcrgrccns yernai.
's Of stars that the continent
crown we the chief of the heroes
eternal. ,.a ,tr,nrtrht OF
wbo lifted his sword for the
man
80 nation. 10 make II immortal
hct- la down for Freedom the sword tnat "
r,,as leads us on TO the radiant portai
"a, ~ glory Of peace and The acstinie' 40"
O Not With gold, nor with gems
~, with cvcrgrccns yernal.
49, ~, Tho nations OF liberty span.
ana !. nroxn him the chief Of the heroes
WHO laid Gown his sword io' inc
mani
rooe ., the Future. serene IN thy
rm oer the dead heroes the Peace star snail
CLEAN. ,sots NJ
rim RIGHT shall be Might in the eounse's o
"u'S rr,ce o, man be lifc's glory su'
Not with gold. nor witt gems
mt with evergrcens vcrnai'
And the flags that the nations IN
san. ,,a he-oa
Crown. crown We the ch'c' OF 'he ne
tonar was gained BY the service {
man,
q en,rit Of Libcrtyi sweet arc thy numbers.
Tic wlads 70 thy banners tneiF '''''
Will rolls the Potomac where "ashihs''
numbers
And his natal day comes with 'no "'"o'
spring,
VIC follow thy counsels'
hero eternal. =,
To highest achievements the school ieaas u
M, crownlng thy brow with the eversree'
vcrnal.
We or.r our all 10 the service OF man.
"u.zckiah Butterworth. in Youths .oi
panlon
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RAY COTTLE'S ANNUAL
He and Judge Rush Arrested Man
Yesterday
Sanders Is His Name and He Would Not Pay
His Fare and Abused r1r. Cottle.
1t Was Hard Chase

Ever since Ray Cottle was promoted
from desk CLERK to police secretary he has
not worried mis- mind with making any
petty arrests, but has limited himself
with occasionally catching an offender of
somesmagnitude. Yesterday he shattered
his virginity in the matter OF arrests by
bringing III fellow for having disturbed
the peace. The name of the man is b. f.
Sanders, and he will from now on be bet
ter known to the members OF the police
force than the most desperate criminal IN
the.land He will be.called Ray Cottle S
man, and will go down to posterity OF
the policemen by that cognomen.
Mr.. Cottle, in company with Judge
Rush, attended the races yesterday and
camo back on a Main street car. At Wash
ington street several fellows got aboard,
among them being Sanders, VINO elm bed
on the iron single tree that swings from
the rear end. When the conductor came to
collect the fares Sanders, among others,
said he either had paid or said nothing.
The conductor observed that even thoueh
he had bought pools on Silk~ood he still
had money coming from somebody on the
rear platform. Mr.. Cottle told lin, that
Sanders had not paid. Sandes then began
to abuse the secretary and was advised to
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AT THE HOTELS

Charles A. Joy pro ainent business
man of ST. Louis, is registered with his
wife at the Westminster.
J. w. Mcleod, the well-known hard
ware man of Riverside, is stopping at the
HollenDe
Stuart Harold the manager of Lucky"
BaIdwin's Santa Anita ranch, is with his
wife at the Nadeau.
w. B. Foster, prominent insurance
broker of San Francisco, is booked at
the Westminster.
G. II. Phillips, the wel-known Isncher
of San Luis Obispo, is registered with
his wife at the Holien beck.
II. NJ. Vanarman. the land agent of the
Southern Pacific company. Is down from
San Francisco and is stopping at the
Westminster.
Charles Tolfree, the well-known res
taurant proprietor OF Saugus, is staying
at the Nadeau.
Among recent arrivals at the Grand
Pacific are Judge J. G. Sanderson and
wife and A. Sarlton and family, Guthrie,
o. T.
John Simpson, com mercial agent of the
Southern Pacific company at Santa Bar
bara, is stopping at the Ramona.
r. w. Raymond arrived from Santa
Ana to attend the stock breeders asso-
citation and is at the Ramona.
James II. Boyd is at the Ramona.
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HAPPENINGS AT SANTA ANA
Biaycle Races TO Be Free 10 the
Public
The Orange County Sunday School Convention
Holds Its Fourteenth Annual Session.
Interesting Programs

SANTA ANA, Oct. 25..-There will be
some out-of-the- binary races Saturday
at Athletic park. The town boys will
hereafter aet together every Saturday
afternoon at the track and race among
themselves. The public is invited to
witness these tests of speed. 1t will cost
nothing to witness the races, as the
Orange County Wheel club has generously
given the grounds free of charge with
the hope of increasing interest in cycling
in this city. mile unpaced, twomile
handicap, one-mile three-minute class.
half mile tandem against time, aid an
exciting tandem race, will be given to
morrow. Over thirty entries to the
different events have been made.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
The fourteenth session of the Orange
county Sunday school convention began
at the Methodist church last evening,
with delegates present from many points
in the county.
The officers of the association are: q.
Sid Lemon, president; J. NJ. Clark, Sec
rotary; W. A. Insley, Mrs. S. M. Grad
dick and F. X. Holcomb vice presidents.
The program last evening was as fol-
lows:
Devotional and Praise service.
How May the Pastor Help the Sunday
Sch ool?--Rev. Levi Gregory, Ell Modena.
How May the Sunday school Help the
Pastor?-Rev. P. b. Hall, Santa Ana.
Random shots from pastors present.
The Study OF the Word OF God-Rev. G.
". Her Fullerton.
The session will close tonight with the
following program:
Devotional service, Rev. W. f. Binney,
Orange.
Normal Training, DR.. J. d. Moody,
Los Angeles, superintendent normal
work. Southern California State Sunday
School association. The Personal Ele-
ment in Teaching, +. B. Barnes, Villa
PARK.
How to Interest a Glass of Young Peo-
pl. Mrs. Alice l.. Armor Orange.
Classitications, DR.. Il. e. Wilson, West
Minis ter.
!, The Home Glass Department. S. E.
kieffer, Anaheim
Address, DR.. II. W. Drodbecl1, Los n
geles, president of the Southern Callfor-
MIA State Sunday School association
Devotional service, Rev. w. L. Binney,
Orange.
Normal exercise, DR.. j. D. Moody.
Business.
When to Expect Conversions, Mis.J. b.
Roberts, Santa Ana.
Care and Culture of Converted Chill
dren, DR.. J. C.McCoy, Orange.
Conversions in Our School, responded
to by delegates.
The Primary Teaoher-(a) In the school
Mrs. A.C. Mosher, Santa Ana; % out OF
school, Mrs. Grace Shrack, Santa Ana.
The Mission of the Primary Depart
ment, Miss L. Anderson, Santa Ana.
Ways of Working IN the Primary De-
partment, Mrs. N. w. BrodbecK, Los An.
gees.
Normal exercise, DR.. ]. d. Moody.
The jury in tue Chris Miller liquor case
returned verdict of guilty late last
night. Miller appeared before City Re-
corder Matthews this afternoon for SEN
tence, but on motion sentence was post
poned. motion for n new trial was
made and Tuesday morning set for hear
ing arguments. A writ of habeas corpus
was issued last night by the superior
court commanding the city recorder to
produce Miller at clock Tuesday, when
that tribunal will decide whether Miller
is legally held.
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THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS
They Hold Their County Con.
ventiOn at Ventura
PROCEEDINGS OF MEETING
A Specimen Fish Story That Comes
From Hueneme
A Chicago Mans Experience With Big Salt
PROCEEDINGS OF MEETING
Chicago Mans Experience With Big Salt
Water Fish-News and Personal
Notes of Interest

VENTURA, Oct. 26.-The Ventura
County Christian Endeavor convention
was neld in the Christian churcn. Ven
tura, yesterday and this morning.
Though the attendance was not very
large, the m meetings have been full OF in
terest and profit. Friday afternoon the
regular program was carried out. the
pa pers of Rev. and Mrs. G. Il. Rogers be.
ing c especially interesting and helpful.
Last evening a testimony meeting. led
by Miss Clara Eng lehardt, preceded the
address on Christian Citizenship by Mrs.
NJ. G. Tongiers OF Saticov. The address
was well received and the applause was
frequent. Miss Myrta Budgley AMI MFR.
J. G. Brewster favored the audience W itn
solos.
This morning sunrise prayer meeting
was held Which was well attended. 1t
was led by A. A. Carter of Lomis.
After a short business meeting at 3
o'clock the convention adjourned.
A FISH STORY.
The Daily Ven.urian tells fish story
which may encourage tenderfeet from
the east to go fishing. A man who mad
never caught fish before got nearly 100
pounds of fish in three hauls. The Veh-
turian says:
A jolly party consisting OF Phares
Myers H. W. Conner and his brother-in-
law, Charlie Chambers, were fishing at
Hueneme yesterday. MI. Cham bsrs,
who. with his wife, just arrievd in Ven
tura from Chicago, had never caught n
salt water fish in his life, and Mr.. Con-
ner, who has long been the champion
fisherman of Ventura, was very careful 10
show Mr.. Cham ers just how to cast bis
line. He had an apt pupil, and it was
N MT r.
tailed sea bass was pulling at the line
and the two men afte- hard struggle
succeeded in landing the monster - a
forty. pound fish. That was great luck,
but the tenderfoot was not satisfied. ana
again casting his line in the most APP
two pound fish safe or the wharf. His
next catch was twenty pound halibut,
making ninety.two pounds OF fish In
three hauls. In the meantime the expc-
rienced fishermen, Conner and Myers.
were throwing away sharks as fast Us
they could get them off their hooks, moth
ing else being tempted by the bait they
offered. The fish were brought to Ven
tUra and are at Conner e. Blackstock s
store. Mr.. Conner takes his defeat good
naturediy, but there is a LOOK i'll his eye
which can be interpreted to mean that
he will beat that catch yet.
NOTES.
Trevor Isenburg had quite an ex-
perience yesterday morning with buck
ing horse. He was trying to break the
animal to the saddle, but the horse didn't
see it that way and threw his trainer and
struck out for home. lsenburg was not
hurt.
Eight hundred and twenty thousand
| feet OF lumber have been unloaded at Ven
tura wharf this week and there is more
coming.
the W. r. G. will hold q dime socia
| next FRIDAY evening.
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T. J. KERN'S BERKSHIRES
Winners OF All Premiums at the Agriculture
Fair

Winners OF All Premiums at the Agricultural
Fair
The winners of all premiums at the fair
are the swine of the well-known breeder,
Mr.. I. ]. Kerns of Downey. In all his
exhibit consists of eight pens with about
score of individuals. The stock is all of
the Model Duke blood of Berkshires. We
present herewith q two-column portrait
Of Baron Lee. 30294 A, bred by N. ii.
Gentry OF Sedalia, Mo. Baron Lee won
seco3d in his class over six and under
twelve months at the worlds fair, 1T be-
ing a tight race between him and Baron
Duke for first place. He also won first
with the herd under one year. Baron Lee
is full brother to that ch pion of all
notwithstanding Lee, winner of great
honors at the worlds fair, and is consd-
cred by able critics to be one of the best
Berkshires ever raised, he being the sire
OF the world fair swee pstake SOW. Baron
son of that grand old prize winner, Long
fellow 1885, whose weight IN full flesh
was 900 pc inds. Baron Lee not only has
the bloc. out the individual merit wanted
in an animal, having the quality and fin
ish, and as fine a back, hams. feet and
legs as we're ever placed on Berkshire.
II weighed 525 pounds at Il months old,
and would weigh 800 pounds now if in
full flesh. Hi breeding is unsurpassed.
and his pigs are remarkably fine and
growtiv.
Stock OF this famous boar IS shown by
Mr.. Kerns as follows:
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keep quiet. This he would not DO, and
finally Mr.. Cottle caught him by the lapel
of the coat and displaying his star, said
he was under arrest. Sanders did nothing
until they arrived at Eleventh street. and
there he jerked away and fell to the
ground. leaving the vest in the hands OF
Mr.. Cottle.
The latter told Judge Rush to go after
Sanders, and the disciple of Blackstone
fairly flew. Judge Rush. weighs close
upon 200 pounds, but his feet are Mercu-
Iial, and although Sanders had big
start the barrister soon gained on him.
Sanders did good Welsh for two
blocks and half before he was caught.
but in that distance he made the rushing
judge think chat they were running
hurdle and obstacle race in one.
Mr.. Cotte had not been idle in this
time and had come as far as h. ali block
and was all out of breath when Judge
Rush and Sanders met him.
"I-puff. puff-cant run-puff, puff
"a hard race-puff- butt oan--puf. puff
run q strong-puff puff--race, he said
as he grabbed the prisoner.
And even Sanders smiled.
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HSAN FRANCISCO, Oct. &c, Passenger
on the steamer santa Rosa

.HSAN FRANCISCO. Oct. a6, Passengers
on the steamer santa Rosa
For Los kAngeles--H. Schaltser, II.
Burkhardt, ". +. Williamson, f. F..
Flint. G. A. Hancock, Mrs. |. Hancock.
Mrs. NJ. Flood, Miss M. Stunt, j.. ID.
Morgan, Miss l.. Shaw, Miss W. H. suy-
dan. Mrs. M. f. Sibey and son, Miss Nc
Lellan, A. NJ. Gnodhue and wife. Miss
Edeen, Miss Philips, Miss Suinsy, Miss
L. Spicer. II. Farrell, Mrs. Mccall and
daughter J. Schmitz, Miss Ogden. Miss
Maher, sW. NJ. McCue, Mrs. E. Hitler, T.
Houghwaat, P. H. Arnoid, Mrs. e.. E.
O'Neil, Miss Vestey DR.. Fox. z. S. Car
hen, Miss F. W. Jennings, Miss NJ. A.
Howells. Judge Carey and wife. S: Stein
berg, H. S. Spencer, J. E. Jones. Mrs. f..
Green. Mrs. Austen, ID. d. lie Favor. W.
+. Robinson, D. F. Robinson, J.. D.Max
well, B. +. Lent, G. b. Jeffrys. and
wife, J. $. Goldman, wife and two child
ren, G. E. Nash. H. W. Davis and wife,
q. l.. Harger and wife, G. Baxter and
wife, Lucy Haley, +. Tracy. g. Baldwin.
W. Belmont, and twenty Storage.
For Santt Barbara-A. Fluhe, W. Il;
Bowman, W. J. Mccoy, l.. b. Hogan and
wife. d. A. Groudona, W.. Becker, Mrs.
Lefevre, Mrs. Roberts and child, J. f.
Young and wife. b. Marchese, and three
Storage passengers.
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THE POMONA BICYCLISTS
Still Undecided as to Location OF Their
Track
Rev. Anna Shaw Lectures to a Good House.
Amateur TteatrcaIs-New Build
ings-SOcial Notes

POMONA, Oct. 26.--The bcy Gle COM
mittec did not decide yesterday what
tract of land they would procure for the
track, but will undoubtedly select Il loca-
ton very soon. SO work can be
will be employed to push the work
to completion By the date set for the race
meet at this place.
The subject at the Unitarian church on
Sunday morning will be The Unbound
Word, one of the series now being de-
llvered by Rev. Pierce.
The trial OF Nicholas Ferris for selling
wine illegally in this place, will be held
before City Recorde. Young next Wednes-
day. James Tisnerat, for the same
off ense, on Saturday, and Edward Tis-
nerat and G. Mirande will enter their
pleas of guilty or not guilty on Monday
and Tuesday respectively.
MIR. and Mrs. B. +. Nance are visiting
in Los Angeles for few days.
The new. photograph parlors OF d.
Sch iwckten berg were opened this week
in the new Avis building.
Rev. Anna Shaw lectured in the Meth
odist church Thursday night to iair-s sized
and well-pleased audience, her subject
being The Fate of the Republic.
The Athletic club opened their gymna.
SUM this week for the winter season
with large number of mem bers.
1t is said on good authority in this
place that valuable and sudden flow of
water was struck in the Bordenhamer
tunnel, near the intersection of goth
street and mountain avenue, about q
mile south and east Of the mouth of San
Antonio canyon.
Seats are selling fast for the drama,
Loves Law to be given under the di-
rectou of Leon McReynolds, Wednesday
evening next.
The ladies of the Episcopal church will
hold their Bazaar which is to be followed
by supper on the 14th of next month.
Rev. j. r. Thornton has accepted the
passionate of the South Methodist church
at this place and has entered upon his
duties.
Seats are rapidly selling for the pro-
duction of Loves Law. to Re given by
the PLAYERS club in Odd Fellows hall
next Wednesday evening
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BARON LEE-NO. 3o,2o4 A

Western Prince, No. 36553.
Best SOW and six pigs.
Best PRECEDING SOW. shown with ten pigs.
Best 10.months boar. weight $50 pounds
Best SOW b months of age.
Best PAIR of pigs.
Upon all of this fine stock Mr.. Kerns
walks off with the blue ribbons. His TO-
months boar is probably the finest indi-
vidual of his breed in California TODAY,
points for points. Mr.. Kerns has been
for years a well-known breeder of Berk-
shire swine and Jersey cattle. Last year
he was vice president of the Caif0rn ia
Berkshire association.
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About week ago man was arrested
by the police for going into restaurants
and ordering meals and then saying he
had no monev. The fellow gave his name
as William Walsh, which was WRONG. On
the contrary Mr.. Walsh is very respect
able and hard working young man. and
ho naturally feels greatly annoyed that his
name should have been used in such a
Of which he is entirely inno-
cent.
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JOTTINGS
"I A, Free Kindergarte1."

The annual meeting of the Los Angeles
Free kindergarten Association" will be held
on Tuesday, October Goth, at z 80 p. M, in the
Friday Morning club rooms. Reports, elect On
of officers music and ten-minute speeches by
prominent citizens will com prise the program.
Admission Tree. All are invited
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Maier & Zobeie ms lager, fresh from their
brewery. on draught in all the principal sa.
looms; delivered promptly in bottles or kegs
ONCE and brewery, Ala Also street: telephone
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NJ. H. Nash of the United States army.
les brought his wife down from VAN
couver and is registered at the Westmins-
ter,
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On draft olympic Hall, 12l W. First St.
". CAIRNS, prop Tel. pa. Finest CONNER
ciaI lunch. Leave orders for bottled beer.
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DR.. s. H. Tolhurst, dentist. has reopened hi:
office in the Byrne bldg. Third and Broadway
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Dressmakers-Ail fashion books at Lang
stadter's, GA South Broadway.