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Evening journal., 1898-07-22
sgd NATIONAL ENCAbIPMENT G..
A. r. CINCINNATI, OHIO, SDP-
TENDER 5 TO 10. 1S9S-BALTI-
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

For this occasion tickets will be sold
at the low rate of one fare for the
round trip from all points on the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad east of Pitts
burg, Parkersburg and Wheeling, in
elusive, good going on September 3
and 4, and good returning not earlier
THAN September 6, nor later than Sep
tembcr 13, except by depositing ticket
with Joint Agent at Cincinnati, be
tween September and 3, inclusive,
and on payment of fee OF twenty-five
(25) cents. when return limit may be
extended to leave Cincinnati, % and
including October ., 1898.
Owing 10 the great patriotic wave
sweeping the country at the present
time, great interest will be manifested
at this meeting. Solid Vestibuled
Trains of elegant coaches, Pullman
Sleeping Cars, Observation Cars and
splendid Dining Car Service Three
Through trains daily from New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton, and two from Pittsburg.
Get full particulars from Ticket
Agent, Baltimore and Ohio railroad
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
POPULAR EXCURSION TO MAG
ARA FALLS, THURSDAY, JULY 2S
ROUND TRIP, $1,000.

A ten (10) day tour to Americas
greatest natural wonder, via B. & o.
Royal Blue Line and the Lehigh Val
ley Route, through the Lehigh and
Wyoming Valleys-the Switzerland OF
America. Special train of elegant day
coaches and parlor cars will be run on
Thursday, July rs, on following sehed-
ule:
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IF YOU READ THEM BEFORE SUP
PER TEIEY WILL AID YOUR d.
GEBTION, BUT THERE IS MOTH
ING PUT IN THEM TO LULL YOU
TO SLEEP.
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GOING TO REBUILD

than
When
e to half
ourselves half
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WE WE'RE LUCKY IN MAKING A
purchase of Ladies fine Oxfords that
should interest every lady wanting a
better than usual Shoe, for less than
usual money. They are in fine DON
COLA, White Kid lined, some hand
turned, others Mckay sewed, newest
styles and shapes, ana the price is 81
cents. Here's little lot of Ladies' Ok
fords, we'll made, good quality, coin toe
tip for 7S cents. Equal to many sold
for 81. Still a fair line of Boys and
Girls dark Tan Shoes left at 90 cents,
sizes II to 2. We had lively selling
on them. but we took quite a lot when
we had the chance and it's lucky we
did. Mems velvet calf Shoes, fine soft
leather. thin flexible soles. dongola
tops, just the right warm weather
Shoe, full value at $1.S5; this lot, $3.50.
Open this evening till 9 o'clock.
OiiHlHN -, Shoe House,
No. 10 East Fourth ST.,
Between Market and King.
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JAS. 7. MULLIN & SONS,
Clayton House.

HARRY BOTHMAN, Proprietor.
Dinner Saturday. p to ?. Onlg -oo
Cafe or main dining room. Only SOC.
Bisque OF Lobster Puree of Jackson, au
CrOtOn.
Baked Salt Water Trout,
Parisienne Potatoes.
Cut Tomatoes. Olives
Boiled Fresh Beef. Cucumber Sauce
Boiled Lamb Kidney on Toast
Breast of Lamb, Dreaded. Tomato Sauce
Alabama Custard.
Peach Sherbet
Ribs of Prime Beef, Dish Gravy.
leg Of Lamb, Braise. Brown Sauce.
New Potatoes New Squash.
String Beans. Sugar Corn.
Lamongue Pudding.
Blackberry Pie. Apple Custard. Green
Gage Pie.
Chocolate Ice Cream.
Jelly Roll.
Assorted Nuts. Layer Raisins. FruitA
Tea. Coffee Cocoa Milk
Crackers. Cheese.
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WAYFARER'S S NOTE BOOK
Things, Pleasant and Unpleas-
ant, Caught on the Way.

sKITs ON PERSONS AND THINGS
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FTREl FIRE.

H. T. Sergeant, Coal and Wood office.
Seventh and King. Delmarvia phone
545. B. & L. checks with cash purchases
Evening journal., 1898-07-22

STOP overs allowed on return TRIP at
Buffalo, Rochester, Geneva, Burdette
(Waalins Glen), and Mauch Chunk.
Special arrangements for dinner and
supper en- route at very reasonable
rates. Call on Ticket Agents, Baltimore
& Ohio r. r., for full particulars.
Evening journal., 1898-07-22

ASK your grocer for National Biscuit
Co.'s XXX SOdathin.
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Marriage Licenses

Columbus A. G. Boyd, aged IS, native
of Ohio, residing at Ell Monte, and Jennie
Francis, aged 26, native of Illinois and
resident of Sidney, Ill.
Christ Rottman, aged 81, a native of
Germany, and Marguerite Foster, aged
So, native Of Iowa, both residents of this
city.
Hugh T. Lowers, aged 20, a native of
Virginia and resident of this city, and
Orah Foster, aged %, native Of Iowa and
resident of Santa Ana
John A. Foster, aged 81, native of Ire
land. and Mabel Bourrell aged IS, a native
of Ohio. both residents of this city.
Clarence Newton, aged q, a rltive of H.
linois. and May Ayers, aged 20, a native of
Ohio, both residents Of Pasadena.
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A MILITARY ATTRACTION
Efforts to Induce the Sixth Regimen
to Attend La Fiesta

movement Is on foot to induce the
Sixth regiment Of the Third brigade, Ma
tional guard Of California, to camp here
during Fiesta week. Brigadier General
Muller is reported as enthusiastic over the
PLAN and Colonel s. S. Wright is also
greatly interested. If the idea is carried out
the following companies will be repre-
scented: A and B from Stockton, D from
Modesto H from MERGED, c and F from
Fresno. z from Visalia and G from Bakers
field.
The regiment is large one and would
bring at least 500 men, including signal
and sanitary corps and two bands. General
Last is interesting himself in the affair, and
II the necessary arrangements can be made
1t will be gala occasion for the National
guard.
The committee Of thirty will meet Tues
day evening next at 7:45.
The queen reports that most Of the court
have been selected and that she has good
reports from the dressmakers as to her
robes.
Mr.. Behymer OF the program committee
says that the work on the program Is
progressing satisfactorily.
The official stationery is selling In large
quantities
The University Glee club has volunteered
its services.
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MRS. CLARE'S CASE
Had a First Husband but She Just
Married Again

Tha suit for the annulment of the mar
hage of Julia M. Glare from Roy NJ Glare
vas partially tried before Judge Allen yes
ierday. The plaintiff alleges that she was
married in November, 1896, in this cisy, hav-
ng at the time a former husband living.
rom whom she has not been divorced
There can be no doubt of the cool assur-
ince of this Mrs. Glare, who claims that
ME is not Mrs. Glare and admits, by impli-
.ation, that she is a bigamist, and 1t is a
question if There is anything to annul in
The premises. The plaintiff was married in
800 to Frederick Davey at Tombstone
They moved to Oregon and had two chill
lren. Davey returned to Arizona and sent
money occasionally to his family Mrs. Da-
Tey became acquainted with Glare, and
their relations soon assumed an intimate
sharacter. They left Oregon, and Davey
Who had been informed of his wifes mis-
;onduct, instituted divorce proceedings
against her, on the ground Of adultery. in
he state of Washington. The runaways
same here and were married. Glare tired
quickly OF the woman and left for England.
She learned that the divorce proceedings
Washington had not been completed. so
hat there was no decree. Consequently
The is in reality still Mrs. Davey.
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SENATOR WHITE
His Presence Desired by the Denver
Democrats

His Presence Desired by the Denver
Democrats
The Denver Post of last Monday says:
United States Senator White of Califor-
mia is coming to Denver to take hand In
the efforts that are being made to join the
silver forces of Colorado and at meeting
of the executive committee Of the Arapa-
hoe Democratic society tonight the leaders
of the party will probably arrange for a
reception of this distinguished guest. The
information that he is en- route to the
Centennial state has reached the members
Of the society only through the newspapers.
They are in doubt about his plans, there
fore, and ignorant Of the exact date when
he will arrive.
Senator White Is in Salt Lake, endeavor.
ing to accomplish some kind of fusion In
Utah between the Democrats and other
parties. The Democratic organization in
Zion is inclined to 30 1t alone on state is
sues this fall. and thinks it can win out by
SO doing, but this course does not, 1t is said
meet the approved of the national Demo
cratic congressional committee, of which
Senator White is chairman. The announce
ment that he is scheduled to be In Denver
has started a movement among the Arapa-
hoes, under which they hope to prevail
upon him to remain in this city until the
18th of April, at which time the local Dem
ocratic celebration of the birthday OF
Thomas Jefferson will occur
Ever since it was decided by the Arapa-
hoe society to observe this event, the mem
bers have been writing to Democrats OF
national renown and endeavoring to get
one of them to visit the city and make an
address, but so far no one has been en-
gagged. They today expressed the belief
that if Senator White will agree to accom-
modate them no better man could be found.
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Passed Bad Money

Richard Chelette and James Gray, the
pair of young men arrested by Officer Fow-
Ter on warrant charging them with hav-
ing steered N. w. Clark into a poker joint
at 1S9 North Main street. were before JUS
tice Owens yesterday, charged with mis-
demeanor, and will plead this afternoon.
When searched the pair had some con-
federate bills on them, and it is thought
that they may be the same persons who
have been passing the worthless money on
unsuspecting store and lodging house
keepers. Mrs. Fowler who runs store
on North Water street. East Los Angeles
lost about SO on one Of these bills wednes-
day night, and q Frenchman ON Alameda
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Y. w. G. A. Notes

Miss LYDIA Scott. director of physical cul.
ture, has returned from a two-weeks' vaca.
ton.
Preparations are being made for a spec.
ial meeting at the rooms Easter Sunday
afternoon. An effort will be made to Sc.
cure extra music and an interesting pro-
gram will be arranged.
The program for the art afternoon, April
7th. will consist of short talks by Miss
Howell on Venice" Mrs. White on
Nuremberg" and "a Trip to Canterbury
by Mrs. Clark.
In the evening Rev. Hugh K. Walker will
speak on "a Stroll Through the Streets o!
Pompeii," Mrs. Warren F. Day on "Pales.
tine" Mr.. Russ Avery on "Bits of Old Ire
land" and Miss Ada Laughlin on "Ches.
ter" Several fine collections of photo
graphs gathered in Europe and Palestine
will be on display.
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New Electric Mail Service

The electric street railway mail service,
which went into effect yesterday, is work.
ing very successfully. Station A, which is
lsituated on Downey avenue, will be trans
ferrerd to Daily street. between Downey
and Manitou avenues, on July !. A. B.
Whitney will be clerk in charge. The trans
fer will be made to bring the station in
connection with the new system, as it is
at present two blocks from the street rail-
way.
The postmaster has made the necessary
arrangements with the Main-street and
Redondo railway, and forwarded the propo-
sition to Washington, to have the mail
carried from the Union station, on Fourth
street, to the Redondo station along that
line. When the proposition is accepted the
wagons will be taken of and cars substi-
ltuted.
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Habeas Corpus Denied

DR.. W. E. Forest goes east to answer to
charge Of grand larceny after all, and
the state Of New York will pay his pas
sage. The doctor was in the United States
circuit court yesterday In company with
his attorneys. Judge Croft and ]. F. Water
man and Assistant City Attorney Thomas,
who had also been retained on account of
his familiarity with New York law. A
number of technical points were raised
against the various papers in the case, as
was set forth in the application for habeas
corpus Thursday. Judge Ross took the
matter under advisement until the after
noon, and then denied the writ for habeas
corpus and remanded the prisoner to tn
custody of Detective Sergeant Price. The
latter does not know exactly when he will
start east, as he is waiting for further di.
rections.
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the Greek commission fruit man. with
burglary was dismissed at San Fernando
yesterday by Justice Barclay. who had
drawn up the complaint without consults
ing the district attorneys office. The COM
planning witness was q man named Wolf.
connected with a San Fernando fruit
packing association. who alleged that the
Greek had burglarized a warehouse The
facts were that Moropulos had lot Of or
ange boxes In the building, which had been
closed so that he could not get In. He
broke open door and got what he needed
Wolf thought that this constituted burg
larry he having a IS claim for storage on the
boxes. 1t was proved. however. that the
Greek had left property in the warehouse
far in excess of that amount.
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Went Off With the Watch

George J. Isaacson, recording secretary
of local parlor of the N. s. G. W., obtained
a complaint yesterday against DR.. A. M.
Maitland for misdemeanor embezzlement.
The doctor skipped out couple Of days
ago. presumably for San Jose. leaving sew
eral dupes behind him. Among them Is
Isaacson, who loaned Maitland a gold
watch worth $35 while he was a roomer at
the Vogel hotel on Broadway. When the
doctor took his departure he forgot to re-
turn the watch
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~-~~~~~~~~~-~~~~>~~>~->~
HOUSE-In Pomona, March 31st, Radclifi
Frank House.
Funeral from his late residence in Po-
mon, Sunday morning, April 3d., at r
o'clock, under the auspices of the Masonic
fraternity. All Master Masons and knights
Templar, as well as friends, are invited tc
attend.
QUINN-In this city, March 31st. William
Quinn, aged A years.
Funeral Sunday at 1880 p. m, from Odd
Fellows hall. Court Olive No. 80, F. Of A.
members requested to meet at hall, 1071.
North Main street, Sunday at 1880 p. m
Visiting Foresters invited. BY order chief
ranger. H. G. Ekeles.
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Els Own Carelessn ess

The action of G. Holloway against the
Pasadena and Pacific Railway company
came to an end yesterday. Judge Van
Dyke instructed the jury that under the
evidence in the case they should find for
the defendant, which was accordingly
done. Holloway had lost foot and toe
on the other foot by falling off car near
Rosedale cemetery while returning from
Santa Monica. The car passed over his
feet and he became crippled for life. The
evidence showed that the accident was the
result of his own carelessness.
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Burglar Bixby' Sentenced

John Bixby, recently convicted Of bur-
glary in the first degree for stealing car
penter tools from building in the course
of construction on the San Fernando road
was yesterday sentenced by Judge Smith
to serve two years in San Quentin. A no.
tice of appeal was filed.
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Grand Larceny Examination

The preliminary examination Of John
Caterer and Frank Aloi. the italian
butchers, charged with grand larceny. was
not completed yesterday before Justice
Owens Cassulo and Brockwell, the men
who stole and slaughtered the COW belong
ing to F. B. Anderson, at the alleged in
stigation of the butchers. testified against
them, and evidence was also heard from
Ed Frazier and Mr.. Anderson regarding
the disappearance Of the COW. The cases
against the quartette were continued until
next Wednesday at $3.50
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National Volunteer Reserve

For several days the city has been can
vassed with lists for signatures of those
who would join what is known as the Ma
tional Volunteer reserve, men who pledge
themselves to give their services to the
union at the call Of either the president or
the governor Of the state. The movement
was started by several patriotic veterans,
and already over one hundred names have
been enrolled. A meeting is to be held this
evening in Fraternal Brotherhood hall,
1854 South Spring street. for the purpose
of preliminary organization.
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Police Court Notes

Lucy How. the Chinese lottery dealer
beat the easy against him in Justice
Owens court yesterday. HOW had beer
charged with selling lottery tickets In a
joint on South Spring street and demanded
jury trial. He was acquitted.
All Sin, charged with similar offense
will be tried this afternoon at o'clock.
Charles Hobbs paid SIS yesterday In Jus.
tice Owens court for having violated the
license ordinance.
F. Flanders paid $40 yesterday for bat
terry.
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Where Is Uriahp

George r. Jackson Of Richmond, Hall
fax, N. S., would like to know the where
abouts of his brother Uriah s., whom he
has succeeded in tracing to Los Angeles
county, but whose exact whereabouts he
cannot learn. He has written to the sheriff
to ask his aid.
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Braudished a Knife

John Fonda, "a years of age, is in the
county Jail to answer to a charge Of assault
to kill. Fonda was formerly an inmate OF
the poor farm, and during an alteration
with another inmate the latter hammered
him over the head with a stone. Fonda OBJ.
jected to this and drew a knife and made
his assailant retreat. Fonda was held &c
answer at the preliminary examination
but as the complaining witness has lef,
this part Of the country he will probably
not be prosecuted.
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Assorted Hardware

Louis sperry and Nicholas Greedy were
found on Alameda street last night about
Q o'clock by Officers Hubbard and Nc
Graw. The men were in an intoxicated
condition and were carrying sack con-
tanning q logchain and clevis. pick Ian.
tern, sledge hammer and two haltArs and
brides. They either could not or would moi
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CATALINA ISLAND SPECIAL


Concert at San Pedro
Sunday, April Sd, grand free musical con.
cert at pavilion, 2 p. m, Prof. w. B. Ash
and wife.
Steamer Falcon will leave San Pedro i'm
mediately on arrival of 8 a. m. train for
Avalon, avoiding annoying wait on steam.
er. Returning, arrive Los Angeles 7:l5 ..
m. Three hours on island.
Leave Los Angeles for San Pedro q,
m, 1:40 p. m. Leave San Pedro, returning
4:20 p. M, $50 p. m. Be sure your ticket
reads via Southern Pacific company.
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Out of Her Mind

Hannah Leonard, who resides with her
sister, Mrs. L. T. Emtman, at 433 Croker
street, was sent to the county hospital
yesterday on q charge Of insanity. She
wanders from home for long hours and
has threatened to commit suicide.
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Catalina, Via Terminal RaiIwav

Sunday excursion April Sd, rate $3.50
round trip Catalina Flyer leaves S:45 a. m.
Direct to steamer pier Patrons of the Ter
minal positively have first choice of steam
er accommodations. -Four hours at Cata-
lima, returning same day.
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Gone Into insolvency

H. Lapham. dealer in marble and stone
supplies. and a shareholder in the Declez
Granite company, went into insolvency
yesterday. His liabilities are s1S,115 and
his assets consist of $13,O11.
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Court Notes

Katherine Cox yesterday obtained d.
vorce from Chas. +. Cox, who deserted her
in Department six yesterday.
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street was also done out Of SO a week ago.
The men who robbed both Of these people
wero described as being young fellows
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LOCAL RAILWAY NEWS
MR.. HUNTINGTON EXPECTED TO
ARRIVE TOMORROW
Superintendent Muir Goes to Meet the
Southern Pacific President.
Notes and Personals

At the Arcade depot there is not speck
of dust, a cobweb or man who is not
busy. Yesterday afternoon Superintend-
ent Muir started east to meet c. p. Hunt
ington, who is expected to arrive today
though his inspection of the line, which is
always very complete, no detail escaping
his eagle eye, may delay him until tomor-
row.
REDUCED LEMON RATES
An emergency freight rate on lemons
will go into effect on April 9Th to remain In
force until June 9Th. of 81 per 100 pounds,
amounting to a reduction of Is cents. This
is largely due to the results Of President
Ripley's (of the Santa Fe) visit to San Di-
ego and his consideration of the plants of
the lemon growers. This action was
brought about by the joint request of the
Southern Pacific and the Santa Fe made to
the Transcontinental Freight bureau at its
recent meeting at Monterey.
There are now over 500 carloads of lem
ons in Southern California curing, and
packing houses which should be marketed
at once, and 1t is thought that the lower
rate will enable the growers to at once for
ward their shipments.
NOTES AND PERSONALS
A train of twenty-five cars of oranges
Is on the way to this city via the Santa Fe,
the first shipment Of thirty-nine carloads in
all from the Heck & Corbett Fruit COM
pany.
Superintendent Wells of the Santa Fe Pa
cific returned yesterday from an inspection
trip over the line. Mr.. Wells program of
track betterments will occupy two years
time.
c. M. Higginson, the assistant to Pres
ident Ripley of the Santa Fe. arrived yes
terday from Chicago.
President Ripley of the Santa Fe yester-
day went to Santa Barbara to visit his
family. which is visiting there.
Tonight the late service on the Los An
geles and the Main Street car lines COM
mences. The late cars on all branches of
the former will leave Second and Spring
streets at 1880 and on the latter at o'clock
at night.
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State Loan and Trust Company
OF Los Angeles. Capital paid up $780, 600
A general banking business transacted.
Interest paid on savings deposits. Safe
deposit boxes for rent.
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FUNERAL NOTICE


l. o. o. F.-The members Of Semi-Tropic
lodge No. 81 will meet at the hall at D.
M, sharp, Sunday, April Sd, for the pur-
pose of attending the funeral of our late
brother, William Quinn. By order Of the
N. G. L. H. Wood, secretary.
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Mailer & Zobelein's lager. fresh from their
brewery, on draught in all the principal
saloons; delivered promptly In bottles or
kegs. Office and brewery. 40 Also street:
telephone 81.
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Los ANGELES MILITARY BAND


Grand free concert on esplanade at Q o. m
Take Southern Pacific company's quick
service. Leave Los Angeles a. M, 1:3i
p. m.
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browns Bronchial Troches" will quick
ly relieve Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh and
Throat Diseases. Sold only In boxes.
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DEATHS

Agents Victor. Heating, World and March
bicycles. Hawley. King & Co.
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Largest variety Concord business wagons
and top delivery wagons. Hawley King
& Co.
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Contracts wanted to drill oil wells or
deep wells for water. Might take an inter-
est. Chas Victor Hall, 1920 Central ave-
MIA
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give satisfactory explanation as to how
they had secured all the hardware, so they
arrested.