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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-23
PERSONAL NOTES.

Rev. Mr.. Bishop spent Monday at Blue
jacket.
Judge 0ore was on our streets this week 4,
looking fairly we'll.
- d. Muskrat, solicitor OF Delaware dis
trlct. was In town Monday.
Maud Miller came homo from Springfield
last week. school being ont
Miss Nell Byrd, teacher In the Neosho
schools, came home Tuesday.
Mrs Geo. Keeler. OF Bar,lesvlile. 10 visit
ing among friends In this city.
w. T. Wade and wife returned TO the city
Tuesday night and are at the Hotel Cobb
MIRA. Charles Rasback is down from Par
sons on a visit with her relatives at the Hotel
Cobb.
DIR. wallace and wife, Mrs. Mlng's par.
snts, went home to Marshneld, Mo-, yester-
day.
WIN North. a ST. LonIs hat drummer, has
moved his family to this place. lie ls q kins-
man Of Il. NJ. Ming.
Clarence and Joseph Grlnhths, class Of 'oi.
came down from Miami this week TO attend
the academy commencement.
by illness In her family Mrs. Ratciin was
compelled to return home from the W. q. T.
U. meeting at Claremore Thursday.
Miss Bertha Rogers Is In the city for the
purpose Of attending the graduating exercises
at her Alma Mater, Worcester academy.
Miss Jennie Cass, now residing at Bartles-
Vile. is down visiting friends and relatives
and attending the commencement exercises.
j. II Beagles. the builder, from Nevada,
was here yesterday on his way to Claremore.
He says that "Davy" Crockett has gone "a
farming with his brother-in-iaw.
Fred Chouteau went 10 Kansas City Sun
day to meet an attorney and the same day biz
man came here. Mr.. Chouteau retraced his
journey Tuesday.
REV. I. NJ. Carter, OF Clarsmore, pastor o.
the Methodist church at that place. was in
the city yesterday on his way to Newtonia
Mo-. to visit his mother.
DIR. wray, field superintendent, reached
the city Tuesday night to witness the closinl
exercises at the academy and attend the an
nual meeting Of the board.
j. T. Dickson. OF the wabash, accom-
panied by his wife and two daughters, Misse
May aud Laura, reached the city Friday oi
their way home from San Antonla.
Frank Duckworth 10 again applying him
self to the medical works in DR.. Fortner
Bagby's once, after attendance at a course o
lectures and a visit with his parents.
DIR. Fortner went to Chelsea last week tC
perform an operation for gangrene on tn
hand OF Dr. Drake A nnger and part o
the bones OF the hand were removed wthou
the use OF anesthetlcs.
Mira. Julleus Jordon, accompanied b
her friend, Miss Rinker, came In from tn
Salt creek country Monday. Mira Jordon
an enthusiastic W. e. I. q. worker but sick
ness prevented her attendance at the Glare
more meeting last week
John NJ. Miller. from the Horse cree
country. was In The city Saturday. This
the gentleman who refused some years ag
while In council to vote with his party on N
proposition to release the strip year or moi
before the contract was out and thus defeate
I
The herald., 1895-05-16
LOCAL nENTION
Raspberries at Althouse Bros


Rev. B. Carradine tonight, Peniel hall.
See display adv. grand organ concert
in amusement column.
If you want an elegant seaside cottage
for the; season address J. W. Anderson.
railroad office, Redondo. CAL
Is ear the Dudley Buck quartctte at the
First NJ. f.. Church tomorrow evening.
All lovers of music should hear Mrs.
Schooley sing at the concert in the NJ. Il.
church tomorrow evening. This will be
her last appearance in concert here.
The concert at the First NJ f. church
tomorrow evening under the direction of
Mr.. G. S. Cornell, will be feast of music
that no one can afford to miss. Admis-
sion only % cents.
Grand concert at First Congregational
church. Friday evening, May 18th. by the
choir. Mrs. Auld Thomas, Mrs. lie Sage.
Harry Williams and Professor Bacon, as
sisted by Miss Addie Murphy, elocution-
ist. Admission 50 cents.
The Butler institute. for the treatment
of the liquor, morphine, cocaine and to-
bacco habits, has opened offices for busi-
ness at 44515 South Spring street. Their
treatment is purely vegetable and a cure
guaranteed in each case. DR.. Butler, the
originator of the cure. is we'll known to
the medical profession of this state, hav-
ing been in practice here for fifteen years.
He personally treats all patients.
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THE EXCURSIONISTS ARRIVE
And Very Many Of Them to Remain
Permanently
Hotel ITEMS Ccnv ention- Com nductors' Associn-
ton Southern Pacific Leaflct
and Other Local Items

The Phillips excursion, in charge OF
Conductor ID. G. Mitchell, which arrived
yesterday. morning from the east, con :
sisted of forty-eight ladies and gentle en-.
The names and places they came from are
as follows;
". E. Tucker. New York; d. G. Curtis,
Mary McEvoy. Harry J. Wheeler, Thomas
Perry, Mrs. Perry. John Lyons. J. M.
March. Peter Condine. Boston, u.
kuschter. l.. Thurmis, Mrs. Thurmis.
Worcester. Mass. Mrs. Anna Aukamp,
New York; Mrs. H. Sewall, Il. 2. Sewall,
Augusta. Me-; Mrs. NJ. B. Lills Boston;
J. T. Sanbery, Mrs. Sanbery, New
Britain, Conn. Mrs. r. AFFORD. G. III.
Thompson. Mrs. Thompson. Boston; Max
Emanuel, Nellie f. Paul, Kansas City;
). Z. Carmack. Pittsburg, Pa: Mrs. L.
Schwartz, Chicago; Harry Putnam, Car
rie Putnam. Sioux City, Ia. Mrs.C. Leh-
man. Des Moines, Ia; Mrs. NJ. NJ: Mer-
rigan, Spri9feld. Mass. Mrs. G. Taylor
Chicago; Mrs. J. w. Allen. Eldon, Ia;
Rev. W. d. Fuller, Mrs. Fuller, Morgan
Park. N. "; r. r. Scarf, Mrs. M. A.
kennecott. Chicago; Mrs J. I. Ander-
son, Curtis Anderson. J. 7. Anderson,
Kansas City; U. q. Haines. Mrs. Haines.
Chicago; Mrs. E. NJ. Carter. Wichita.
kas. Mrs. NJ. A. Rambo. Roy r. Ram
bo. E!don, Ia; Albert Elias. Anna Elias.
Annie Elias, Rose Elias. Baltimore. Md;
Mrs. M. Van Buskirk. Jackson, Mich.
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Railroad Office Items

The continued cool weather has a stim
ulating effect upon orange shipments.
Reports from the east are TO the effec
that the oranges shipped there under ict
arrived in splendid condition.
W. J. Shotwell. the Rio Grande genera
freight agent a. San Francisco. is in the
city and will remain three or four days
A Burlington route excursion .,arty
NUM- bering forty persons. in charge o.
Conductor Lawrence. left for the east yes
terday.
Hon. J. G. Patterson. Canadian minis.
ter of militia, who is touring in Southern
California, has returned to this city from
Cotton.
Jack W. McClymonds, superintendent
Of the Rock Island fruit express. lett fol
San Francisco yesterday on short busi-
ness trip.
Agent J. NJ. Crawley of the Southern
Pacific railroad has prepared a neat litt {
leafiet descriptive OF the resorts on tn c
line of that road.
Eli Burkhalter. assistant ticket agent
for the Santa Fc system at Kansas City,
after weeks visit in Southern Cali for
MIA. left for home yesterday.
A proposition TO fur ther extend for two
and one-half years the Central Pacific
first mortgage bonds will be advertised
in London and New York tomorrow.
W. II. Davenport, the local agent fol-
the freight department of the Union Pa.
citic railroad, is slowly improving and
hopes to be able to get about by the end
of the week.
About thirty.ive persons constituted
the Judson excursion which arrived from
the east yesterday in charge Of II. S.
Burress. The greater number of the ex-
cursiohists came here to remain.
On Sunday next the Santa Fe Will run
trains to Santa Monica at 1852 a. M, a,
M. 10: :15 q. M. 40 p. m. and 5:15 p. m.
For Redondo the SAME schedule will OBJ
tain with the exception of the I: :52 a. m.
train.
= On and after next Sunday the Santa r.
train which leaves Los Angeles for Pasa
dena at 80 a. M. returning at II 80 a.
M. will be discontinued. 1t was a season
train only, and ends with the season.
The Southern Pacific will soon be run.
ming its sugar beet cars for the coming
season. and the company expects to han.
die an enormous amount of beets this
year. A large proportion of the crop has
to be handled from Anaheim and Buens
Vista Park to Chino.
James H. Stewart, the local agent al
Pittsburg for the Pennsylvania railroad
who is here on a short business trip, an.
nounces himself as well pleased with
Southern California. He will soon visit
Santa Barbara.
H. E. Huntington is quoted as saying
that rail-laying on the Pasadena road will
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MEMORANDA

DR.. Rebecca Lee Dorsey, Stimson
block first floor rooms 129 $780, AL
Special attention given to obstetrical
cases and all diseases of women and
children. Electricity scientifically used.
Consultation hours, l to 5. Tel. 1927.
s. Conradi, ieweler and matchmaker,
lib South Spring. street. makes a specially
of fine watch and jewelry repairing and
optical goods. A fine stock OF watches
and jewelry always on hand.
After you have received your portrait
from The Herald call at Lichtenberger' s
art emporium, 107 North Main street.
est prices and the best workmanship
guaranteed.
Adams Bros, dentists, 2S9k South
Spring street. Painless filling and extract
ing. Best sets of teeth from $6 to $40.
Hours, to s.: Sundays, 10 to r.
The sweet-toned Briggs pianos can be
had at A. G. Gardner's piano house. 11s
Winston ST., also the Mathushek, Swick
and Apollo.
Insure in the Phoenix Assurance COM
pany. A. G. Golsh, ag't 147 S. Broadway.
Tel. 800. Best security at cut rates.
Sewing machines, in good working
orc der. for IS each. 12S South Main
street.
Mrs. Jos. Moffatt millinery. latest
styles, lowest prices. 1913 North Main st.
The Advanced Davis sewing machine,
is the best. Office. 128 South Main street.
! +. r. Cunningham, dentist removed to
Stimson blk, cor. Sd and Spring. TEL 45.
DR.. Harriet Hilton, graduate University
Michigan. 107% S. Broadway. Tel. s19.
Sharp & Samson, funeral directors lin
dependent). 536 s. Spring S.. /; tel. 1929.
DIR. J. II. Ryan, physician and surgeon,
201 and 202 Stimson block. Tel. 3s3.
All kinds of sewing machines to rent;
12S South Main street.
Rooms 81 week and up, U. S. Hotel.
The herald., 1895-05-16
IN SOCIAL LIFE

The Golden Literary and Social circle
held its second annual meeting at the
residence of Mrs. Swift. 7l3 Turner street,
Tuesday, May 14th. The circle has been
so newly organized that no rooms have
been secured, but permanent place
meeting will be decided upon within a
week or ten Days. The circle was organ
,zed for the purpose of giving weekly en-
teriainments. Any young lady or gentle
man, endorsed by the club, may become
e member.
The officers are as follows: Mr.. Don J.
Rhoda, president; Miss Gertie Swift,
vice-president Mr.. A. Little. secretary;
Miss Katie Murry, treasurer. After the
several committees were appointed, the
president proposed a picnic. 80 be given
on the 30th of this month. All member
agreeing, there was a committee ap-
pointed to select suitable place. which
will be published later. After all business
was transacted, the meeting adjourned.
All members. or those who desiie to be.
come members. vii. please meet at the
residence OF Mr.. Sittle, 607 East First
street. The circle was organized with
about twenty-five charter members.
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Wedding invitations. visiting cards,
Engraved in correct form;
AT THE HOTELS

John Z. Beatty of New York City is in
town, registered at the Westminster.
Miss Flo ScaIritt of Orange, n. Y, is
registered at the Westminster hotel.
?. Headley, Denver mining man, is
registered at the United States hotel.
Il. T. Spuld and wife OF Chicago are IN
the city and registered at the Westmlns-
ter hotel
+. H. Beach of Rochester, n. Y, is
visiting in Los Angeles, stopping at the
Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs Horton and Miss Mckay
OF Boston. Mass, are in the city and
domiciled at the Westminster.
George W. Dyche of Boston, Mass, ar.
rived yesterday at the Hollenbeck hotel
and will remain few days.
+. J. Bachelor of San Francisco, a
salesman for the Seth Thomas Watch
company, registered at the Nadeau last
night.
Mrs. J. H. Parker and interesting
family. who are making tour of South
ern California. are at the Westminster,
arriving in the city yesterday.
S.H. Ounce is in the city taking import
orders in yarns for b. Uimourn & Co. OF
New York. He is at the Nadeau and
will leave tomorrow for San Francisco.
J. W. Brown of Ortonville Mimi, rep.
resenting the Tribune and Big Store Com
pany Journal, is registered at the United
States hotel. arriving in town yesterday.
]. J. O'Brien. of the immense San
Francisco dry goods house and of which
the local store bearing the same name is
branch, arrived IN the city yesterday,
accompanied bly, his wife. They are reg.
istered at the Hollenbeck hotel.
H. J. Wilson and wife are registered al
the Westminster hotel. Mr.. Wilson is
the proprietor Of the Butte City hotel,
Butte, Montana, and with Mrs. Wilson is
touring Southern California, arriving
here Yesterday.
Harry l.. Rolf of San Francisco. loss
adjuster OF the Home Insurance com.
pany of New York City and the Phoenix
company OF Hartford, Conn, is in town
to see how it looks after the rate war has
done it's work. He is recent arrival al
the United States hotel.
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To Be Hanged by the Neck Till
You Are Dead
END OF THE ROSCOE ROBBER
The Partner Of Alva johnson Receives
His Death Sentence
The Second Act Of the Train Robbery
Tragedy ciosed-But One to
Follow

It was one man against the world, but
that had been his position all his life. his
hand, heavy one, against everybody.
He was manacled, by irons, and by the
fact that he had no money to pay for the
legal fight for life that rich man could
make.
He was to die, and the cou-t room yes
terday morning was iammed to suffoca-
tion to see how a man acts when told
hat he must be hung. He was guilty.
and deserved his fate; he was penniless,
and therefore the spectators felt he could
not avoid it; he had the shadow of death
on his hard smiling face. and the caress
of the halter would soon be felt about
his throat. He was helpless and hopeless
and evoked no sympathy. The gaze of
the crowd which was concentrated upon
his commonplace figure expressed but the
two ideas of cold curiosity and blood
hunger. 1t was the same sensation that
was felt centuries ago in the Coliseum,
when a naked, unarmed convict was
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Santa Fe Excursionists

The following named ladies and gentle
men arrived by the Santa Fe route excur-
sion yesterday:
J. Murphy, Miss L. Frazier. Boston;
Mrs. q. j. Alexander. Miss V.Alexander,
Springfield. Mass; =. $. Goding and
ard. Il. Ridley. W. A. Dunlap, Montreal;
Mrs. $. Cunningham. Kensington, Ont;
Mrs |. Frant., Az. Goodman, Chicago;
Mrs Martin. Toronto; Il. Z. Peck. W.
A. Peck Indianapolis; Mrs. S. Morton,
Mrs. Il. Watts, Fayette, Mo. Miss N.
Straight, Forrest. Ill. Mrs. NJ. Blanchard.
Kansas City; Mrs. A. 2. Mcbride and
family, Independence, Kan; r. Jackson
and family. Empora. Kan; Mrs. D. l..
Dudley, +. +. Worth. William l.. Horst
Miss Lille horst. Walter Horst, MetIop
ous. III; Col. A. G. Hoy. A. b. Grinden,
Chicago; A. S. Summers. Lawrence, Mo.
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Church Birthday Party

There was large audience present last
evening at Unity church in response TO
the invitation extended by the ladies OF
the congregation to a Birthday party. "
evcryone's birthday in So much that each
one present represented their age by the
donation of as many pennies as they pos
sessed years. A delightful musical pro-
gramme was given, at the conclusion of
which refreshments were served. DR..
Thomson read an original story entitled
Purses and Milestones. The story was
bright and full of fun and thoroughly en-
Joyed by the audience. The proceeds of
the entertainment will be devoted to can
collation. of the remnant of the church
debt. Following is the programmes:
Organ solo--Prof. Kuglcr.
Vocal solo-Miss Bryson.
Piano solo-Miss Ruth Green.
Whstling solo-Miss Hazel Bryson.
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see. it is very just verdict. I don't
know how they could well have come to
any other conclusion. The proof is over
wheimingly against you. so that. so far
as the court is able to discover, you have
been Justly and properly convicted of this
offense.
The offense is very common one in
these times. We hear of 1T everywhere
IN all the different states, in the eastern
states, IN the western states and in the
territories; and it seems to be very COM
mon for the class OF men of which you
seem TO be member. to hold up trains:
10 my mind it is the most terrible and
most awful crime that can be comm tied.
When you reflect upon the consequences.
You see at once the gravity OF the offense.
In THIS case two men were killed. The
hreman, especially. suffered the most ex-
cruciating torture for over an hour there.
and you at the same time, knowing that
man to be in that awful situation, suffer-
ing terrible torture. went about robbing
that train, Indifferent to his cries and ap-
peals.
The laws Of California say that the
man who does these things may suffer
Death or at least imprisonment in the
state prison for life-.a very just law. You
are here now to receive your sentence. and
while every law abiding citizen and every
good man sympathizes with a person, a
human being, in such an awful situation.
still the state is to be congratulated that
a man who has declared war upon society
and has also become the enemy of his
kind has been apprehended and con-
victed and is thus far along toward the
scaffold. If men will do these things as
a common enemy of their kind and Of So
ciety, they have no right by our laws to
live upon the earth Therefore, the law
says in this case that you shall suffer
death and justly SO.
at is therefore adjudged and decreed
by this court that in pursuance of the YER
dict rendered against you. that you suffer
the penalty of death; that within ten days
from this day you be by the sheriff of this
county conveyed to the states prison at
San Quentin and there delivered into the
custody of the warden of said states
prison, and that you be. by him. upon a
day and time to be hereafter fixed in the |
warrant of your execution. hanged by the |
neck until you are dead
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begin on Monday next. II rights of way
are obtained within the next ten days the
Covina road will also be constructed. 1t
will be of standard gauge and run from
where the Southern Pacific crosses the
San Gabriel river, through Covina to San
Dimas, a distance OF eighteen miles.
The Pasadena electric line is widening
its narrow bridges and intends to double
its TRACKS. The latter work has COM
menced on that portion of the line be
tween Sycamore Grove and Garvanza.
The Santa Fe will make $50 round
trip rate to Denver and back on The oc-
casion OF the National Educational asso-
citation to be held in the month of July.
This road offers special inducements in
owning its own track from California to
Denver, in the extension OF limit and in
OD-Oyers
The herald., 1895-05-16
A FOOTPAD'S WORK
c. L. 7urphy Was Assaulted by Ono O.
Them

Late Tuesday night as G. l.. Murphy
was returning to his home on Henry
street. near Hanson. a burly footpad
jumped out from behind fence at the
corner of Alhambra avenue and Hanson
street and struck MIN violently over his
left eye with brass knuckles. Murphy
closed on his assailant. who broke away
and fled up the Mission road.
Smarting with pain, Murphy ran to his
home near by, and. procuring an ak, re-
turned to the encounter but was unable
to find the knave. Now Murphy is nurs
ing an eye and check that look like part
of hamburg steak, and he is wondering
why an inqutous law bars his carrying
a concealed weapon.
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Informal Afternoon

Mrs. John Vosburg entertained inform
ally with thimble party Tuesday after
noon. at her home on Figueroa street.
Conversation and faEcy work passed away
the hours most delightfully."-. Among
those to enjoy Mrs. Vosburgs hospitality
were Mrs. Hugh W. Vail, Mrs. Charles
Walton. Mrs. f. X. Ainsworth, Mrs.
John Il. Platter, Mrs. Il, II. Utley, Mrs.
). S. Slauson, Mrs j. Utley and Mrs.
Dean Mason.
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A Railroad Officials Glory

The next annual national hotel man
ayers convention will be held in about a
year from now in Los Angeles, and will
be the cause of about 1000 hotel men visit
ing this city at that time. Assistant Gen
eral Passenger Agent Gregory of the Santa
Fe railroad and the five determined dele
gates from Southern California at the re
Gently held convention in New York city
are t. be jointly credited with the idea,
effort and success.
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Worlds Columbian Expositiou

Will be of value to the world by illus
tratiI.g the Improvements in the mechani-
cal arts and eminent physicians will tell
has been of equal importa nee, and as
strengthening laxative that Syrup of Figs
is far in advance of all Others
The herald., 1895-05-16

Messrs. Waite Baker & Co.. the largest
manufacturers of pure. high grade Cocoas
and Chocolates on this continent. have
found it necessary to issue special no.
tice cautoning consumers of their goods
against the recent attempts which have
been made to substitute other manufac-
lures, bearing labels. and done up IN
packages. in imitation of theirs. A sure
test Of genuineness is the name of Walter
Baker Il Co. place of manufacture
dorchester, Mass
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Railroad Conductors, Association

ATLANTA. Ga, May 15.-At the meet
ing of the Railway Conductors assoca-
tion today Grand Chief Conductor L. Il.
Clarke was reelected without opposition
for two years. c. wilkins of Cedar Rap
ids was elected assistant grand chief.
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Here and There

Mrs. Percival L. Schumacher has issued
invitations for an At Home from to 6,
May 23d.
day evening, May IL 1885 at 330l5 South
Broadway.
y party of ten young ladies, chaperoned
by Mrs. George Caswell. will leave June
18th for trip abroad.
Mrs. J. II. Utley. who has been visiting
DR.. and Mrs. J. Utley. will leave today
for New York city.
Miss Rose Rees, daughter of ex-Coun-
Gilman Rees and Albert Irving Smith
will be married Wednesday evening, May
22d.
Mrs. F. T.. Brown entertained few
friends, informally, with Hearts at her
home. 74o South Broadway. Tuesday
evening. The rooms were pIettily decor
ated with cut flowers and most delight
full evening enjoyed by those present.
Mr. and Mrs. William McCloskey will
entertain Wednesday evening. May 22d,
in honor of Mrs. Maud Andrews Ohi. the
distinguished journalist from Atlanta.
Ca. who has been visiting Los Angeles
for number of weeks.
Wedding invitations. visiting cards,
Engraved in correct form;
also
ladies monograms and crests,
Eastern designs furnished.
At Homes ana party invitations,
Die cutting and embossing.
THE WHEDON & WEBB CO.,
ia West First st.
Branch 233 South Spring st.
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Grand. Canyon Of the Colorado River

Excursion will leave Los Angeles Mon
day, May 9th, in charge of special
chaperon. Parties wishing to join the
excursion should communicate with Miss
l.. l.. Whitlock. 129 N. Spring street, care
Santa Fe ticket office.
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Try gal. Maltese Club whisky, $3.50
unexcelled for purity and flavor. r. Vache
d Co., cor. Commer'l e. Alameda. Tel. 300.
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Santa r1onica Beach Train S

The Santa Fe will run trains OH Satur-
day and Sunday next as follows: %,
1915 a. m; lao. 5:15 p. m. Sunday
special at 9 a. m. Usual excursion rates.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Get wedding and visiting cards from Fl. NJ
Lee & Bro. printers and engravers, lao North
Spring They are SPECIALISTS in this me-
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Excursion to the Grand Canyon, Colorado
River

Monday. May 9th. under personal
escort of Miss L. l.. Whitlock. special ex-
cursion agent and chaperon. Get full
particulars Santa Fe ticket Office 123
North Spring street.
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The Sentence

Judge Smith, in his sentence Of Thomp-
son. spoke as follows:
"You have lad a fair trial, Mr.. Thomp-
son, and the jury have arrived at this con-
eIusion. and 90 far as this court is able to
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Fire Insurance

Bring or mail your policies direct to
our Office. We will rewrte them at heavy
cut rates. Solid indemnify guaran-
teed. New Zealand Insurance Company,
Frank E. Walsh, Manager. 103 South
Broadway.
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RedondO Beach Trains

Via Santa Fe on Saturday and Sunday,
vii! leave at 10 a. M, 40 and :15 D. N.
Sunday special at o. m.
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Mrs E. Flint. modiste, is located in the Po-
tomac block, 217 6. Broadway. room lib.