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RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, April 10.-The worrell
family were yesterday bound over by Just-
ice Miller to keep the peace. on complaint
of Mrs. Corrigan.
Canton Riverside and Riverside lodge I.
O. o. F. have decided to 60 to Los Angeles
Saturday, April 25, to help celebrate the
seventy-seventh anniversary of the order,
which occurs April 26th. The date falls
on Sunday, hence the celebration on the
25th.
Mrs. w. A. Hoyt Of this city is enjoying
d visit from cousin, Miss Lucretia Porter
of Birmingham, N. Y.
Colonel T. j. Wilson of San Bernardino.
and right of way agent for the Southern
Pacific railroad, was in the city yesterday
for, pleasure.
d, Horticultural commissioner Van Kirk Of
South Riverside was Riverside visitor
yesterday.
Eight mining claims were flied with
County Recorder Gruwell yesterday after
noon and today.
Miss Leota Gruwell Of Elsinore is visit
ing her brother, u. H. Gruwell, and Miss
Isabelle Curl on Cypress avenue this week.
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daugter, Mrs. George A. Gaus, Mrs. NJ. W.
Gaq., ST. Louis; Charles Laton and wife,
B. Southard, Rochester; George A. Wood
ford and wife. Indianapolis; Walter G.
King and wife. New York; w. A, Thomp-
son and wife. Troy, N. Y; E. d. Stow and
wife, Philadelphia; J. c. Porter, wife and
daughter, Ottawa. ILL.,; G. H. Cohover,
Chicago; W. H. Elliott, Detroit; Oswald
yon Beedl, Austria: Mrs. E. +. Hyde, Miss
s. f. Hyde, E. P. Kelham. Los Angeles.
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Odd Fellows to Celebrate

on anniversary celebration decided to cele-
brate the 77th anniversary Of the inaugura-
tion of American Oddfellowship by a
grand parade at 10 AIM, on Friday, the
oath inst, and a decoration of the Degree
of Chivalry, and a grand ball at Turn
verein hall at hight. All the /. o. o. T.
Lodges 81 the & cisy wili par.le,5ase ao IN the
vited to take part.
This celebration will occur during Fiesta
week but, Us it will be in the forenoon, it
will not conflict with the regular Fiesta
program. There are 5000 Odd Fellows in
the county alone, and the ceremonies will
be worthy of the great order.
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Chimney Fiue Afre On Broadway Create
CONSERVATION

Chimney Fiue Afire On Broadway Creates
CONSERVATION
a blazing chimney flus in the Bancroft
hotel at 727 South Broadway, was the
cause of much excitement shortly after 8
o'clock last evening.
The air being chilly, Mr.. Wickersham,
the proprietor, started a fire in the fur
mace in the cellar. For some reason the
draft was poor and bunch of paper and
rags was lighted and thrown in with the
idea of burning out the accumulated SCOT
in the chimney. The scheme worked to
perfection, for soon flames were shooting
several feet above the top of the chimney
and the flying sparks set fire to a lot of
Gunny sacks which had been spread over
the top of a skylight to moderate the
glare of the sun.
These biazed up. and a lady guest, seeing
the flames, shrieked, while one of the male
attaches ran for the fire alarm box, A
partial panic ensued. and the occupants
began to pack their valuables and belong
ings, preparatory to getting out. On the
arrival of the engines the fire was extin-
guished before any damage had been done.
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Personal

j. Birnbaum and daughter left the
city on Thursday for New York for visit
of several weeks.
Charles Jenkins, the well-known and
affable head clerk of the Hollenbeck
hotel, severed his connection with that
celebrated hostelry yesterday. Mr.. Jenkins
handed in shis resignation to Proprietor
Bilicke on the first of this month. He re-
signs to accept more lucrative position
on the first Of May, but just where he in.
tends to locate is for time being kept
secret. Mr.. Jenkins was a prime favorite
with trourists and travelling mon and they
will hereafter greatly miss his good
humored face at the HolIenbeck.
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A party of young lady students of the
commercial course of the high school
have engaged a six-in-hand coach for
the floral day Fiesta parade. and will car
ry off the prize If good looks have any
influence with the judges. They are the
Misses Mabel Canfield, Alberta Hedges,
Mabel Ainsworth, Anna Wiley, Anna
Broughton, Beatrice Russell, Maggie Rus.
sell, Cora Durnell, G. Glenn, Maggie Pa
tross, Laura Freels, Bernice Wolfe, Millie
Harvey, Genevive Harvey, Blanch Cohn,
Annie O'Connor, Viola Jellson, Ella
Clement, Eta Bauer, Alice Wilman. Pro-
fessor Milton Carlson. chaperon.
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SAN PEDRO

SAN PEDRO, April 1O.--Last evening
the San Pedro Literary association tender
ed to It's members social in the Library
hall, and q jolly time was indulged in.
Tonight a rag ball will be given by
Martha Washington council of Chosen
Friends at Swinford's hall.
Vim. H. Saraga and w. A. Carpenter are
at San Francisco as representatives to the
grand lodge of Chosen Friei ds ahd A. 0.
IT. w
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BENCH SHOW ENTRIES

A Large Number of Local and Visiting Ca
mines are Entered
Entries for the forthcoming bench show
are coming in rapidly, and already ninety
five local canine aristocrats have been
listed for exhibition. Today is the last
upon which entries will be received. and is
always the time when the dilatory breed
ers make rush 10 register. All entries
by mail bearing a pcstmark OF today will
be received, SO that the total number of
dogs to be shown will not be known for a
day or two. From San Francisco there
will come flfty or more dogs, fifteen OF
which will be st. Bernards. The Great
Dane class will be we'll represented. Alto
Aather, from present Indications, there
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Ladies' of the Maccabees, Banner Hive
No. II. gave an entertainment last even
ing at Odd Fellows hall on Spring street
which was largely attended. The Pacific
quartet rendered some very fine selec.
tions. The gentlemen composing this
quartet are: VIM. Parker, first tenor; E..
e. Salyer, second tenor; H. B. franklin,
baritone; L. Wright, basso.
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SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA. April 10.-The county
damus to show cause for their refusal to
iss,ie liquor license to Leo Stephen some
months ago. The motion was argued,
submitted and denied. Plaintiff excepted
and cause set for hearing April 3Oth.
This is the same Stephens who was re-
leased from Jail on habeas corpus and will
have hearing in the supreme court on
the sufficiency of his commitment.
There will be base ball game tomorrow
between the Whittier and Santa Ana
teams in Athletic park, Santa Ana.
The make.uD will be as follows:
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1t is hardly worth anyone's while TO take
the risk of waiting for cough, cold or any
lung trouble ito go as 1t came,' when a
remedy so pure and thorough as DIR. ID.
Jayne's Expectorant is 30 easily procur-
abIe
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Mckinley proposes to go to St. Louis and
sympathize with the American sheep in
such heartbroken way that the Republic
can silver advocates will not have the in.
humanity to intrude on his great grief
New York World.
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Stockholders Meeting.

The Annual Meeting of the stockholders Of the
J.. a. Oil Burning and supply Co. will be held in
the Office of The company, corner Alhambra av-
enue and Date street, Los Angeles, Calf, on Mon
day. April 90. 1896, at > O'Clock, d m.
JOHN J. BACIGALUPI, Secretary.
7-l0-l3-15 17-20
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Stockholders Meeflae

vI,HERE WILL BE A sPECIAE e1X1CK-
Il holders meeting Of the Los AhGeiH k44ie-
leuins Smelling and Mining company, eA11ed ~ De
board of directors al their meeting Oh 4A(q4 ~
Isse, 70 be held at roonis IA and 70, Iffeoh l5
purpose of removing director and 6th&f t61po1k
ant business relating thereto. S s.
BY order Of the board Of dIrcctort ..<.- NJ
Los Angeles, Cal, April |, i'll. - ~ i 4
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Beach Trains via Santa Fe

Leave for Santa Monica 7;1O a. M, 10
a. IN, 8 :05 p. m. Redondo trains, 900 u.
M, 8 :O5 p. m. Saturday and Sunday
round trip so cents.
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Calling Cards and Invitations
Engraved latest style, correct form. The
Webb.Edwards-P Peckham Co., 233 South
Spring street.
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Fifty cents round trip on Terminal rail-
road to Long Beach and San Pedro. Good
going Saturday and Sunday, returning
Monday.
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A BLAZE ON A ROOF

A cyclone of applause greets the good
work done by Prices Baking Powder.
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John u. Harris, aged 40 and brother of
County Treasurer n. I. Harris, died at
Westminster last evening. He was an old
resident of the county and leaves widow
and large family of children. He will be
buried from his late residence at l o o'clock
tomorrow.
The First Presbyterian church held its
annual meeting last night and reelected
it's old trustees-M Messrs. Wood, Lewis,
Everett, Blee and Smiley. Reports of
officers showed they were free from debt
and had a fund on hand for extensive inn
provements, which will be made at once.
W. Erlond Neece, the 2l.months-old son
of William Niece, died this morning of
Group.
Miss Birdie Davis of Phoenix, Ariz., who
has been visiting Miss Williams, returned
to Los Angeles today.
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The finest wedding invitations or announce.
ments, either printed or engraved, at reason.
able prices. furnished by II NJ. Lee & Bro, lao
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rlnccabee Ladies' Entertain

AS DR.. Prices Baking Powder goes
farthest, it is most economical to use.
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A trip round the world finds DR..
Prices Baking Powder sold everywhere.
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Stockholders MeefinE.

Stockholders Meeting.
Office of the san Jose Ranch CompAny,1
Rooms and .. California Bank Bui1dinf.{
Los ANGELES CAL, April q, ls06.)
The regular Annual Meeting ofthe Atockhold4rs
OF the San Jose Ranch Company will be held At Ne
company's Office. rooms Nos. I and 2, uaiif0kniA
Bank Building. Los Angeles, California, TkufB-
day. The 10th day of Apr 1925, at . O'clock p NJ.
for the purpose of clrcing board Of DifectUfb for
me ensuing year, and the transaction 0f such
otlier business as may properly come befofe 1ach
meeting.
lot A. H. NOTION. eecfktnfx.
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EVERY TAN VINO suherS while he tolls
EVERY WO1aN who pines from agony while
yet she lives.
EVERY CHILD who langushes in misery's
lap let your ills be what they may, don't de.
spair for here is your relief, for its cures bor-
der on the miraculous Child with dil htheria
cured in ono night; child years muscular
rheumatism, could not be moved only on II
sheet, cured in days. man with erysipeas
periodically for years cured in n month. also
man rheumatism months greatly relieved in
3 treatments, cured in 4 courses Another.
general debility SO thatli'e was n burden cured
in m onth lady. indi eston. constipation.
producing nervous prostration cured i'll :,
weeks. severe cases piles cured. also blood
diseases. chronic diarrhoea, insomnia Above
testimonials from ministers, judges, professors.
etc Remember disease cannot remain when
the system is charged with OXYGEN.
Treasurer's Office, King Co, Wash.
One of the great st wonders OF the age is the
Electrihure. This little, cheap instrument is d
marvel 1t carries with ii the healing proper.
lies of the most OF the mnladies of the human
family. After purchasing one and fully test
ing its n erts for scarlet fever in 4 different
cases in our family ii completely eradceted
every symptom of well defined, malignant
cases in "a hours ann for general debility has
no equa in fact nothing can compare with
the "Electrik ure,' or this little woader.
]. W. MAPLE,
County Treasurer King Co.
Come for certain relief
ROOM q. CALIFORNIA BANK BLDG.
sun and .o.d tt Los Angeles, Cal.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-12

adjournment occurred, Mr. Coudert
returning to New York, and all re-
quests for information were referred
to the brief statement heretofore Civ
en-. 1t is understood that the first
session at Justice Brewers house will
be on Monday morning next. Secre-
tary Olney was with the commission
during the early part of the session.
and again for half an hour before ad-
journment. So far as could be learned,
however, the merits of the boundary
question were not taken up, except iii
the presentation of DR. Gilmans map
Of the territory. During the day the
commission was photographed for a
magazine published in London and IL
this country.
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LAW FOR pHoToGeApHnRs.
Must Not Give Pictures Of Clients to
Advertisers,

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. IL
"A case OF peculiar interest was decided
IN the supreme court yesterday PhiIiD
Sherman, clothier, has a pretty young
daughter, Lena, whose plump ROSY
lace and curly hair attracted the atten-
ton of a photographer. He offered to
photograph the girl free of charge. and
made very handsome cabinet for his
showcase as an advertisement for his
work. The picture attracted consider
able attention, and when removed from
the window the Grand Rapids Engrav-
ing company asked for and received it
from the artist A half-tene cut was
made from it and the cut used in the
cCmpany's advertising circular. A
short time ago the girl, returning from
Sabbath school, saw her picture upon
tobacco pail in 9 downtown win
dow. Her enraged father at once
brought suit for damages and before
trial yesterday the parties agreed that
if the court decided for the plaintiff the
damages were to be fixed at 500 After
hearing the proofs, Judge Burlingame
promptly gave judgment to the girl and
took occasion to define, in very strong
language, the rights Of people as against
photographers. He declared that pho
tographers have no right whatever to
give or sell to any person a copy of any
photograph taken for customer. and
their use by any other party is cause
for prosecution. The picture upon the
tobacco pail in this case was attached
to a calendar issued by the engraving
company, and the court denounced the
action as an outrage. The attorneys
IN the case could find no precedent in the
legal records OF any state.
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after the Linseed oil Trust.

CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-Attorney Cen
eral Moloney has begun quo warranto
proceedings against the National Lin
seed Oil company, on the ground that
it is a trust The case IS similar TO The
proceedings pushed to a conclusion
against the late whisky trust
The National Linsted OIL cofnDan5-
vas chartered under the laws of Iilj-
Lois i'll 1857, succeeding the oreaniza-
ton known rs the National L4inseed
Oil trust. The authorized capitai *
SlS,OO0,0 600. The attorney generals ne
tition sets out the linseed oil trusts
articles Of agreement 1t is IN sub
stance q copy Of the articles of agree
ment under which the Standard Oil
trust and the Distilling and Cattle
Feeding company, commonly called the
whisky trust, We're formed IN 1890
according to the attorney general the.
+ courts of this and other states began
TO decide, on cases brought before
them, that combinations of this kind
were Illegal. and every case brought
before the courts was decided adverse
ly &c such corporation. Attorney Gen
eral Moloney says the trustees and
officers of the linseed oil trust became
frightened at the decisions Of the
courts, and decided to increase their
capital stock tO an amount equal to
the outstanding certificates OF the trust,
and for this purpose they concluded 10
increase the capital stock OF the lin
| seed oil company from $2000o0 10 $I8,-
coo, GOETHE exact amount Of trust Ger
tificates outstanding. It is alleged that
the trust then had within its control
ffty-four corporations and practically
controlled all of the corporations, firms
| and plants in that business. After TIE
National Linseed Oil company had OK
char ged its stock for the trust CERT
fcates it procured a conveyance to IL
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under assumed names, thus enabling
them TO escape handieaps and defeat
their competitors, has returned here
from the United States to stand trial.
He has been under 10000 marks bail.
He announces that he has brought with
him number of afidavits in support
Of his claim that Nelly kneebs was not
the mare Bethel, as claimed
German exports to the United States
during the last quarter Of 1885, showed
an increase of so to 100 per cent in
various districts compared with the
same period of 1894 In Berlin the in
crease was $4,000, coo; in Frankfort,
$4,000, and in Hanover, 1920. 600. From
Hamburg the exports to the United
States showed q decrease.
The wife and daughter of Senator
Dolph, of Oregon, are staying here.
The German bankers are nettled be-
cause they are not allowed to take part
in the new American loan.
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DEATH BREAKS THE TIE.
Kentucky Legislature VIII Elect :
Republican Senator.

FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. 1.-THE
most touching incident in connection
with the caucus last night was the
vote cast for Senator Blackburn by
Representative Isaac Wilson, of Nelson
county. 1t was the last earthly act
which he could authorize. The vote
was cast by his lifelong friend, Sen
ator George Fulton, while Mr.. Wilson
lay on his death bed at the Capitol
hotel. He came here knowing full well
that he would be taken home only as
a corpse, but he was determined, as h.
said, that the last act Of his life should
be to help an Old comrade in arms and
life long friend, Senator Blackburn,
who objected to his removal here. L!
was indeed the last act of his life. Mr.
Wilson died at the Capitol hotel this
morning. The death Of Mr.. Wilson
breaks the tie in the legislature. The
Republicans have lightweight votes,
| the Democrats eight-seven, and the
Populists two. The Populists will vote
for the Republican nominee for the
United States senate, and that will in
all probability insure the election OF
their candidate.
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ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD.
q NEW DISCOVERY WHICH Is
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10 ANY One Afflicted with pa,ss.

The Pyramid File Cure, the new. pain
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is safe t. say that when its extraordina-
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rations fer the cure of this obs mate
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Mrs. n. c. Hinlly, of col Bfississinpi
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self, says the petition, of the prop
erty and plants Of all the corporations
referred to, but for no consideration
whatever except the mere exchange OF
the trust certificates for the stocks, In
other words the trust was not extin
Guished, but is merged into one Of the
constituent corpOrations-the National
Linseed Oil company.
Such transaction" said Attorney
General Moloney. fools nobody. and
the National Linseed Oil company com
menced the purchase Of additional lin
seed oil plants, not for the purpose of
operating, but for the purpose of driy-
ing them out OF competition with it,"
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COMMISSION MEETS.
Dr.. Gilman Exhibits 81 Map e9 IN,
Disputed Territory.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Vene-
zuelan commission resumed it's ses-
sions at the diplomatic room of the
state department today, the session
lasting continuously from 1880 until
$50. When the meeting adjourned
the following statement Of the pro-
ceedings was made public:
THE commission met at 1880, all
members being present. The fourth
floor of the Baltimore Sun building
Yves selected for offices. The commits
sion will meet daily at No 1872 Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest Gha resi-
dence of Justice Brewery until SUCH
offices are fitted UP. DR. Gilman pre-
scented to the commission a sketch OF
preliminary physical map of the ais
puted territory. The commission adj
journed without having selected q sec
rotary or other officers, but carefully
examined the claims of the several
applicants"
The members separated as soon IS
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last. L VIII never use il again. know
that it is inJuring ne physically and
financially, and my nerves are becom-
ing so irfitated thar ] can't stand the
least annoyance" What is the result2
These good resolutions are generally
made while the effect OF the use Of
tobacco practically paTalyzes the cray
irgs Of millions Of ilrita-ei nerve cen
tiers. anG just as soon as the effects
commence to pass away these good
resolutions weaken showing cOnclu-
siNeIy that the use Of tobacco is nos
habit, but q disease OF the nervous
system caused by the education of the
nerves to crave for the nicotine poi
soning. What, then is the easy, per
manent natural way TO relieve your
self Of the use Of tobacco? Certainly
not by disseminating it and suffering
the nervous reaction end pTCstratiug
effects and mental degeneracy sure to
follow the long and continued use of
tobacco. Does it not suggest itself to
you that the natural thing TO do is
to take Q. remedy that is specifically
prepared TO eradicate TIE effects Of
the nicotine in the system and to over
come the nerve craving effects and re-
store the tobacco initiated nerves to
9 normal and healthy condition? TO
this, We all say Yes, where is the
remedy % You will find it in No-To-
Bac. This is easily said. and we all
naturally ask for proof. Certainly. If
No-To-Bac fails TO cure. The Sterling
Remedy Company, OF New York. Mon
treal and Chicago have so mucn faith
in their remedy that they positively
guarantee 20 refund the money. and
the concern being owned and operated
by some of the most reputable bust
ness men Of the east and west, is ah-
soIutely reliable. and y-e are glad to
say. able in every way to live up to
its guarantee
The sale Of No-To-Bac within the
past few years has assumed enormous
proportions. almost entirely developcd
upon its merits and the recommends
tons Of the cured. So great is the
sale that it is hardly POSSIBLE to o.
into any leading drug store without
finding it on sale, and the druggist
has nothing but words of praise to
sive it.