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The Powder Supply

CHICAGO May 21.-A special to the
News from Washington says:
The ordnance bureau reports a stock of
smokeless powder on hand Secretary
Long has ordered that all of 1t be sent TO
the squadron at Key West. 1t will be given
to the ships with the heavy guns that are
to take part In the bombardment of Ha-
vana. Smokeless powder will be of great
advantage in the reduction Of the fortifica-
tions. At San Juan is was shown that the
heavy clouds of smoke impaired the effiei-
ency of the gunners.
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Turkish Travellers

CONsTANTINOPLE, May M.-United
States Minister Angel has entered pro-
test with the Turkish government agains.
the action Of the authorities in refusing
to grant passports to Americans to travel
in the interior. The refusal, Minister An
CELL holds, is in contravention Of existing
treaties. These passports are withheld
only from American citizens and British
subjects
The herald., 1898-05-22
Samuel TetloW Dead

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2.-Samuel let
low. who at one time owned sutro Heights
and was part owner of the Bella Union
Theater in Its palmy days. is dead. In q
quarrel several years ago. he killed his part
ner, William Skentlebury, and though sen
fenced to be hanged was acquitted on a
second trial. He died poor but was cared
for by his grandchildren.
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Illinois Naval Reserve

CHICAGO, May 2l.-One hundred MEM
bers Of the Naval Reserve were sworn into
service by Commander Hawley today.
Monday 200 marines will leave for Key
West and from there they will be taken
Immediately on board Simpsons neet.
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DR.. Schiffman took out fifteen 15)
large teeth for me, and can truthfully
say it did not hurt bit. l had DREADED
1t very much s. G. TYLER,
1858 East Twenty-eighth street,
Los Angeles.
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The Coal Question

WASHINGTON, May M.-Assistant Sec
rotary spalding has issued instructions to
Collectors Of Customs on the Atlantic sea
board to the effect that while the Spanish
fset n 1T large IN the watsFs a th!s con-
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Killed Her Children

POUGHKEEPsIE, N. r. May M.-Mrs.
Lena Spori the insane widow of fireman
at vassar College, murdered her two chill
dren, son two years old and q daughter
five months old, by decapitating them early
this morning.
The herald., 1898-05-22

I have had some excellent work done
by DR.. Schiffman, both extracting and
filling, without pain, and to my entire
satisfaction.
MRS. l.. c. WHITE,
ZIP South Grand avenue,
Los Angeles
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I had nine teeth extracted by DR..
Schiffman, without one particle of pain,
and l think he is the best dentist on
earth. MRS. l.. G. BLAKE,
Fullerton, Cal.
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I have just had nine roots taken out
by the Schiffman method; they were
extracted without the slightest pain,
and heartily recommend it to all.
ID. C.. MORRISON,
Judge Police Court, Los Angeles.
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want to say that 1t Is a delight and
a pleasure to have teeth extracted by
the Schiffman method. l will recon-
mend it everywhere I 60.
MRS. c. NJ. MELICK,
2S1 Well street, East Los Angeles.
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want to say to any one having teeth
extracted, be sure and have 1t done by
the Schiffman method. 1t is truly with
out pain. MRS. A, M. HUNTER,
Pasadena, Cal.
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DR.. Schiffman pull ed ten teeth for me,
and did not hurt bit. The work was
done In the best possible shape. l rec
ommend the Schiffman Painless meth
cd highly. GEO. H. GLE,
Fullerton, Cal.
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never realised that SO many teeth
could be extracted SO quickly and with
out pain. had twenty-nine teeth ex-
tracted at one sitting, and ! fully In
dorse and recommend DR.. Schifman
to all needing this kind of work.
MRS. C. ALLISON, Covina, Cal.
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DR.. Schiffman today extracted for
me large, badly liberated tooth with
out causing me any pain.
ETHEL CHAPLIN, Pasadena, Cal.
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Have had seven teeth extracted
without any pain whatever. heartily
recommend the Schiifman method.
ELLA STONE, Glendale, Cal.
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I have just had twenty-five bad
teeth and old, buried roots extracted
by the Sohiman method, and 1t did not
hurt a bit. l heartily recommend DIR.
Schiffman as an expert dentist, and
the Schiffman method of painless dem
tistry Is wonderful.
s. X. HEMPHILL. Orange, Cal.
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/ had twenty-six teeth extracted and
have gained nine pounds In the last
three months. am much pleased with
DIR. Echiffman's Painless method of
extracting teeth, and recommend 1t to
all. VIM. BOYD, Anaheim.
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W I11I1N<A1l I1OKV0I
Soldiers Home, Santa Monica.

Another dentist broke IT: DR.. Schiff-
man pulled it without pain.
j. c. VIGNES, Long Beach.
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DR.. Schiffman has filled teeth and
done other work for me, and must say
that he Is the easiest dentist that ever
worked for me- The doctor is exceed
ingly gentle in his handling and work.
Ing on tho teeth, and consider his work
of the very best. All his work on my
teeth was PERFECTLY PAINLESS.
highly recommend MIN to my friends.
JOHN H. SCHUMACHER,
107 North Spring St., Los Angeles.
I had badly liberated wisdom
tooth extracted, without hurting, by
DR.. Schiffman. b. +. DAY,
Southern California Music Co.,
Los Angeles.
have just had ten teeth extracted
without particle of pain; the Schiff-
man method is fine.
M. X. GLENN,
$500 South Main street.
This is to certify that I have had
thirty-two teeth extracted by DIR.
Schiffman, without pain o. bad after
effects, all at one sitting.
MRS. c. w. 6HAFER.
226 W. Thirty-third ST., Los Angeles.
teeth extracted, and can truly say ut
didn't hurt the least bit"
MRS. CLARA SAILOR,
Buena Park, Cal.
cannot speak too highly of DR..
Schiffmans method of extracting
teeth, 1t is positively painless.
s. A. CRAWFORD,
400 Magnolia avenue, Riverside.
have had a bad tooth pulled by DR..
Schiffman today. l experienced no
pain whatever. Dentists in the east
claimed l have the hardest teeth to
pull of any other customer. l RECON-
mend DR.. Schiffman to suffering hui
mainly. VICTOR BOYD,
.,. South Riverside, Cal.
had four teeth pulled by the Schiff-
man method and did not suffer any
pain. MRS. ". II. SCRIBNER,
San Pedro, Cal.
M. F. Osborne, Toluca.
Mrs. w. j. Simms, Riverside.
VIM. Walker, Riverside.
Mrs. Lizzie Taylor, Riverside.
A. Jas. Miller, Riverside.
]. Linson. Arlington place. Riverside.
A. p. Johnson Riverside.
]. III. Sampson, Riverside.
Mrs. c. n. Walker, Riverside.
r. J. McNabh. Riverside.
Richard Boyd, riverside.
Asina Brahan, Hemet
Mollie Toland, San Jacinto.
]. A. Macarthur, J.P., Glendora.
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Two badly liberated roots; splen-
did, safe and easy operation.
REV. SELAH w. BROWN,
University, Los Angeles.
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DR.. schiffman extracted six teeth Tor
me- they were broken of and buried
roots and badly liberated, but they
were extracted without bit of pain.
and heartily recommend the 6chiff-
man Painless method to all.
JOHN WEBER, Pomona, Cal.
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VnSHC 1IORVy TVMRHS
Oficial navy department charts Of Ma
Mia bay, West Indies. etc. See our win
dow. stoll q Thayer.
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DR.. Schiffman extracted a very sore
tooth for me, and did not feel 1t come
out He Is first-class dentist, and the
Schiffman method is simply wonderful.
EMIL ROY. euarte, Cal.
The herald., 1898-05-22

I came twenty miles to have two
teeth extracted, and can truly say ut
didn't hurt the least bit"
MRS. CLARA SAILOR,
Buena Park, Cal.
The herald., 1898-05-22

The method of extracting advertised
by DR.. Sohiffman as painless Is
painless, 1 did not believe 1t was pos
sible, but 1 have tried it, and now know
better II. McPIEE,
Editor Evening Blade, Santa Ana.
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l have just had some teeth extracted
by DIR. Schiffman's method. 1t is pain
less. 1 would have no other. Just try
1t once, and you will be convinced, as
/ was. MRS. b. r. REYNOLDS.
CoVina, Cal.
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had a back tooth extracted by DR..
Schiffman, without the least bit of
pain. l highly recommend the doctor
and his attendant.
CHAS. FORD WRIGHT, La Ballona.
Mrs. Charles H. Capen, S1S West
Adams street,
o. p. Posey, capitalist, Adams and
Figueroa streets.
B. M. Fellows, Azusa.
William Boyd, Anaheim.
z. G. Wakeman, Prospect Park.
A. p. Aldrich, Nonrovia.
w. l.. Finch, Puente.
Miss Kittie +. Franklin, Covina.
T. A. Riordan, Arizona Lumber COM
pany, Flagstaff.
John Doherty, Pasadena.
Mrs. Dillon Price, Pasadena.
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wish to say that Iindorse DR.. SchiH-
mans method Of extracting teeth with.
out pain. MRS. L. p. DRAKE,
Fullerton, Cal.
The herald., 1898-05-22

This is to certify that l have had
thirteen teeth extracted by DR.. Schiff-
mans method, and Gid not experience
any pain. 1t is unquestionably the
best work I ever had done.
c. w. BLANCHARD
1902 Michigan avenue, Los Angeles.
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DR.. Schiffman pulled large tooth
for me, and l must confess he did it
very nicely. did not suffer particle
of pain, and my gums were left in
splendid shape.
p. II. SCHROEDER,
London Clothing Co., Los Angeles.
The herald., 1898-05-22

DR.. Schiffman extracted two large,
badly decayed molars for me, positive
ly without pain.
w. A. FLICKINGER, Santa Ana.
The herald., 1898-05-22

The one DIR, Snhiffman extracted for
me was "a wonder And the way he
did 1t was also wonder. did not
know it was out until it was all over.
E. W. MANSFIELD,
Business Manager Burbank Theater,
~ Los Angeles.
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have just had ten badly liberated
teeth drawn out by DR.. Schiffman's
method. l must confess it was done
without pain.
The herald., 1898-05-22

Just had some very hard teeth ex-
tracted by DIR. 6chiffman. without =
bit of pain. DR.. Schifman is a dandy
to pull teeth. A. J. GRAHAM,
Deputy Sheriff, Los AnEeies county.
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This is to certify that have had
thirty-two teeth extracted by DR..
Schiffman, without pain q bad after
effects, all at one sitting.
MRS. C. w. SHAFER,
226 w. Thirty-third ST., Los Angeles.
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Dr. Schiffman I consider expert. BY
experience, find his work painless and
perfectly satisfactory.
H. G. ROVER, Id, Los Angeles.
The herald., 1898-05-22

DR.. Schiffman extracted an ulcer
ated tooth for me without particle of
pain. c. III. LEHMAN,
Ticket Broker 213 S. Spring ST.,
Los Angeles.
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DR.. Sehiffman extracted the roots of
two teeth that had been given up by
two other dentists; they could not get
them out. l suffered no pain. He will
extract the rest of them when needed.
J. L. FRASER, Whittier, Cal.
A son of Governor McCord of Arizo-
ma says: 1t affords me pleasure to
add my name to the list of fortunate
ones who have had teeth extracted
without particle of pain by DR..
Schiffman. His method certainly rObs
the dental chair of all its terrors.
C. J. McCORD, Yuma. Ariz.
Averse to giving testimonials for adj
vertising purposes, am impelled to
give this one for the good 1t may do
others. DR.. Schiffman extracted a
badly liberated tooth for me, without
pain. w. H. WHELAN,
Pastor First Baptist Church,
Azusa, Cal.
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I take pleasure in saying that DR..
Schiffman pulled my teeth without
pain, and they were corkers, too.
N. w. IRISH, 2291a s. Spring street,
Los Angeles.
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I have had two very hard teeth
pulled today by DR.. SchifIman, with
out pain. and am ready to recommend
his method to all.
RALPH H.. WARDALL, Duarte, Cal.
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Placentia, Orange county.

I have had five teeth extracted by
DR.. Schiffman, without pain.
THEO. ETALY,
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can testify that the extraction of a
tooth by DR.. Schiffman's method need
not be dreaded Dy any one. lie surely
does it without pain.
REV. s. L. WHITE,
Pastor Boyle Heights Holiness
Church, Los Angeles.
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]. B. Eads, Pasadena.
w. C. Willis, Pasadena.
Prof. N. Saunders, Pasadena.
Mrs. G, M. Burr. Pasadena.
Mrs, c. N. Baldwin, Pasadena.
l., J. Quint, postmaster, Fernando.
John @. Black, Fernando.
w. H. Mcflmoil, Fernando.
Jennie Hilben, Glendale.
H. F. jackson, Whittier.
Mrs. Sausineva, Whittier.
J. L. Fraser. Whittier.
Cyrus Lindley, Whittier.
N, McCallom, San Gabriel.
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DR.. Schiffman filled a very sensitive
tooth and extracted an liberated root
for me, without o particle Of pain.
MRS. o. H. BURKE, Orange, Cal.
Mrs, r. j. Simmons, Ventura.
Charles Pritcher, Ventura.
Mrs. H. T. Clark, Ventura.
Mrs. H. M. Walker, Ventura
Il. ]. Fitzgerald, Ventura.
G. e. Annaway, Ventura.
Miss Florence Anderson, Sta. Barb.
G. w. Burgin. Santa Barbara.
A. G. Grant, Santa Barbara.
Mrs. l.. l., Walker. Fairmont.
Stella Templin. Santa Monica
Miss w. J. Dry, Redondo.
e. O. Abbott, RedondO.
Chas. H, Taylor, Toluce
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Geo. Osgoodby. Pomona.
w. C. Pain, Pomona.
r. s. Bassett, Pomona.
Mrs. c. e. Hyde, Compton,
John Weber, Compton.
r. b. Harris, Compton.
w. r. Palmer, Compton.
w. Y. Stevens, Compton.
G. s. Stone, Compton.
r. Bynon, San Pedro.
Mrs. T. e. Rowan, $50 South Main st.
A. q. Bartlett, Bartlett Bros Music
company.
William G.. Taylor, Daily Herald.
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1t is with pleasure that speak Of
the most excellent work of DR.. Schiff-
man: he pulled twelve teeth for me.
without the least pain or even discom-,
fort. ]. W. HILL,
Garden Grove, Orange County, Cal.
The herald., 1898-05-22

have heard much OF DR.. Schiffman,
but never fully realized that what his
patients said of his work was or could
be as represented until I tried him
myself. e. K. PETERS,
6S5 North Thirty-seventh street.
Los Angeles.
The herald., 1898-05-22

On account of some unfortunate ex-
perience had in the extraction of my
teeth 1 became great coward in>this
respect. Today Dr. Schiffman ex-
tracted one of my very refractory
teeth without causing me one particle
of pain. d. X. TRASK,
Attorney, Fulton block, Los Angeles.
The herald., 1898-05-22

I have just had five teeth filled and
two pulled, without any pain. Had
known of this painless method of ex-
tracing and filling, would have come
long ago. MRS. e. r. WERDIN,
237 West First street, Los Angeles.
The herald., 1898-05-22

1t Is with pleasure that I state that
I have had several teeth filled by DIR.
Schiffman, and that he kiiied and ex-
tracted the nerve and filled the root
of one of my teeth. and put on a porce-
lain crown, which cannot be distin-
guished from natural tooth, all OF
which was done without pain.
JUD r. RUSH,
Attorney, Fulton block, 2O7 New High
street, Los Angeles.
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1 had seven teeth extracted, and am
happy to say. positively and absolute-
ly, without any pain whatever. Sim
oerely, B. HULL, Pasadena, Cal.
have had thirteen teeth extracted at
one sitting, without pain. The method
is fine. HENRY CUPP6s
100 Rose street.
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had nineteen teeth pulled by the
Schifrman Painless method and am
tickled to death. 1t did not hurt one bit.
D. BAKER. Orange, Cal.
The herald., 1898-05-22

I cannot speak too highly of DR..
Schiffman's method of extracting
teeth, 1t is positively painless.
8. A. CRAWFORD,
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This is to certify that have had
twenty-five teeth extracted, without
pain, by DIR. Schiffman, and I heartily
recommend his method.
MRS. s. 8. LAMPSON.
228 East Fifth street. Los Angeles.
The herald., 1898-05-22

DR.. Schiffman has Just pulled two
very bad teeth for me; one of then,
had to be split and taken out in pieces.
The work was done quickly, thorough
ly and without pain. Dr.. Schiffman is
q wonder HUGH T. THOMPSON,
San Gabriel, Cal.
The herald., 1898-05-22

It affords me great pleasur to in this
manner testify my appreciation of your
skill and methods. l have at various
times during the past six months re-
ceived treatment personally, and also
for my family, at your office, and the
usual torture in extracting teeth and
filling the same is changed into COM
plete satisfaction, if not pleasure,
through the painless system you en-
ploy. l would, therefore, heartily rec
ommend any of my friends to you who
may be in need of your valuable SER
vices. Yours truly,
s. A. d. JONES,
Gen. Agt. New York Life ms. Co.,
Los Angeles.
The herald., 1898-05-22

DR.. Schiffman extracted a tooth that
has been bothering me two years. 1t
was done without any pain whatever.
MRS. H. T. CLARK,
West Saticoy, Ventura county.
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Col. r. J. Northam.
l.. w. Blinn. Blinn Lumber Co.
]. r. Newberry, Newberry & Co.
E. B. Tufts. Tufts-Lyon Arms Co.
G.. l.. Stearns, Stearns Manufacturing
company.
W. E. Roberts, manager Cudahy Pack
ing company.
M. M. Potter, proprietor Van Mugs
hotel.
F. o. Johnson, proprietor Hotel West
minister.
A. D. McCullom, Los Angeles Trans
fer company.
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Had three teeth extracted by DIR.
Schiffman, without any pain WHAT
ever. WALTER II. THAYER,
Superintendent ctation c, Postoffice,
Los Angeles.
The herald., 1898-05-22

I have Just had ten teeth extracted
without particle of pain; the Schiff-
man method is fine,
M. X. GLENN,
2S00 South Main street,
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II. McPhee, editor Evening BI'
Santa Ana.
Chas. Hannah, Santa Ana.
H. Farnsworth, Redlands.
D. Baker, Orange.
Mrs. A. H. Burke, Orange.
c. Baker, Orange.
Ralph Partridge, Duarte.
Russell Price. Duarte.
c. X. Laughlin, Inglewood.
]. c. Davis, Inglewood.
George H. Gle, Fullerton.
Mrs. L. c. Blake, Fullerton.
Mile Ostrander, Pomona.
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which can insure comfortable repose.
The dining-room or parlor comes
next, quite d large apartment, occupy
ing the whole width of the car and eX-
tending for a length of fifteen feet. The
table, laid with silver and damask, will
seat half a dozen people comfortably
There is a miniature sideboard and
wine cooler. No requisite for delicate
dining has been forgotten. The ebony
cook, grinning with pride, exhibits his
compact little kitchen at the other end
of the car. 1t is furnished with a most
ingenious range, pots and pans and
kettles without number-in short, a
complete batterie de cuisine.
81 can cook a full course dinner here
for at least twenty people," he ex-
claims with professional enthusiasm as
he goes over the details of his domain,
where everything is ready to hand.
slowed away in naarvelously small
space. In another compartment is
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man, paying their fare just like any
common individual. But about SIX
months ago Claus Spreckels determined
that California should possess not
only the finest private car In the state
but the finest in the United states,
which is practically saying the whole
world. For in no other country has
the art of car building reached such
pitch of development. European SOW
ereigns travel in cars far less comfort
able, far less splendidly equipped, than
those owned by private American citl-
zens.
So Claus Spreckels sought out Carl
ton c. Crane, the Pacific Coast agent
of the Wagner Palace Car Company,
and gave carte blanche for the finest
palace on wheels which art could de-
sign or skill construct. The wagner
Company went to work and devoted all
its energies to the creation of mas
terpiece. Though Wagner cars do not
run on the Californian lines, every one
who has been East has noticed the
magnificently equipped trains which
run over the Vanderbilt roads. The
Lake Shore Limited, which runs be-
tween Chicago and New York, is said,
indeed. to be the finest train in the
world. The Wagner works at East
Buffalo, New York, are equipped with
every appliance for turning out work
of the highest class.
Consequently Claus Spreckels' mag
nificent order had every chance Of
proper execution. Indeed, the presi-
dent of the Wagner Company, DR.. W.
Seward Webb, gave his personal at
tention to the matter. determined that
the Wagner Company should not be
ecipsed by its rivals. The result is
to be seen to-day at the Oakland mole.
and hundreds of passengers to and
from the city pause daily in their rush
for the boat to gaze al this dream of
luxury. The mere size of the car alone
attracts attention, for it is So feet long
and feet 8 inches wide. 1t bears on
it's side, in gilt letters, the name Spree
kels, and the label of the San Francisco
and San Joaquin Valley Railway Com
panX.
THAT is just to give the car local
the honors of the palace for, of course,
1t belongs to Mr.. Spreckels, and not to
the railway company"
Inside the arts of the upholsterer and
decorator, the cabinet maker and
French polisher have been carried to
their highest limits. To give de-
tailed description of the ear would be
simply to set down catalogue of beau
tiful and costly things, The whole of
the rear portion is occupied by an OBJ
servation room, about nine feet square.
Practically three sides of this apart
ment are of glass. There is nothing
to obstruct the view from the windows.
Then one enters the living portion of
the establishment There are three
large staterooms, provided with wide
beds and furnished with every device
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traveller through sparsely settled dis
tricts. He can, if he will, bridge the
continent from east to west in four or
five days, or he can dawdle along leis-
urely and take month over the trip,
switching off his car at any spot he
may care to visit.
There are over 10000 miles of rail-
way in the United States, more than
combined Europe possesses, yet every
section of this enormous spiders web
of steel is within the reach of the mill
lionaire and his palace car. He could
travel for at least a month without
once passing over the same stretch of
territory, meeting always new people,
the landscape spread before him as he
gazes from his observation car chang
ing daily.
We do not often see these magnifi-
cent vehicles in California Our local
magnates are, for the most part, con-
tent to journey in the ordinary Pull
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patent heater, guaranteed to keep the
interior at an even temperature, no
matter how intense the rigors with
out are.
But the chief beauty of the car, TO
the connoisseur, is the exquisite finish
of its woodwork 1t is paneied through
out with the exquisite primaVera. re-
sembling white mahogany, a wood Of
delicate grain and capable Of taking
the highest finish. The panels are in
laid with delicate tracery of hollywood
a unique feature
The'seats are upholstered in green
plush; the windows have curtains of
similar tint. The general effect is one
of subdued though rich harmony.
The ceiling, decorated with embossed
white figures on an old gold setting. is
a work of art in itself, and supplies
Just the one touch needful TO complete
the design.
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" Q travel at your ease in palace
on wheels. surrounded by every
luxury, eating dainty food served
on silver, sleeping on the softest
touches, waited on by deft
handed servants and gazing
through broad plate glass windows at
the ever varying scenery-this is the pc
cuhar privilege of the millionaire of to-
day. The remarkable evolution OF
the palace car, which has taken place
practically within the past twenty
years, has rendered it possible for the
moneyed man 10 take his ease in this
ideal way. He can journey at will
from one end Of this vast continent to
another, he can go south into tropic
Mexico or north into arctic Canada,
all the time living in his own self-con-
tanned house, independent of country
hotels and free from all the petty an
noyances which await the ordinary
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How She Looked at It.-Mr. Short-My
dear Miss Kate ] have very serious
question | wish to ask you.
Miss Long-What is 1t, pray?
Mr.. Short--Wtll you marry me!
serious, Mr. Short? Why, ! don't think I
ever heard anything SO ridiculous.-De-
troit Free Press.
Evasion.-Teacher-W You haven't
learned the story of Cain and Aoel yet?
Tommy-No; nav says it is bad man
ners. to pry into family quarrels Indian
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