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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25
LOOKS BAD
FOR PLAN

The plan Of Councilman Mullen
and certain THIRD avenue property
owners u have the contract for -
grading THIRD and Fourth avenues
let. eantrary 70 an agreement made
several months aEa ~ which the
Thifd avenue contract was not 10
BE- let until the damages enthlte8
were hseertaiusd Ia court. e Epius
% fan
Thls became VERY evident satur-
day morning when tho plans and
sprelucaftuun for the rrKrafe we're
presented Go the board for approval
n had been the intention = the
board "a advertise Tor bids far the
big Improvement CITY Engineer
Thomson claiming that he would not
leave for Europe until the contract
was signed. but since The announce.
ul~ut GA The star that heavy Third
avenue property owners would pre-
vent such a procedure b. injunction.
The board has changed It's mind.
Thomson Vas upi present az the
meeting Saturday morning. Neither
was Mullen. bat both Street super
inteudsnt walters aud Water super
inteud~ut YounEa stated that they
were not IN favor % the project
It does not look good 70 me. e said
walters
To mo Il apeara that a rank IN
justice vas about q De paTpetFatsd. =
said Councilman Crichton. It waH
the plain and specific understanding
AZ ths time the council ezta hliahed
the grade on Third avenue that the
contract would not be let until the
damages we're a#csrtalned IN court
n they proved 20 b excessive the
advocates 81 the radical cut nos
projected agreed 70 drop the matter
IN favor Of the moderate grade
Now an attempt Is being made 10
break this agreement II should not
be done II might mean that the
city would bc unprotected were the
contract once let We have had
enough experience with tho Second
avenue rsgrAde. over which there
vas no such disagresmeuta ~ there
are on Third avenue. 20 show us thai
we ought 10 Be careful. The owners
Of some 1900 lots along Second ave-
nua are now trying to Eet additional
damages. even though their damages
aere aHceftalnsd before that con.
tract Was lot n there has been 40
much trouble on Second avenue
thers would be ten times as much
on Third avenue"
The board decided TO take up the
matter At a special meeting 20 be
held Tuesday. 50 that Engineer
Thomson could be present
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THE MARKETS

Excitement relgned over the 10
cal markets Saturday morning The
California steamer goods that ar
rived Friday was not put on the
market until Saturday morning. and
the retail dealers we're assembled In
crowds along the row waiting for
the first truck load 10 be brought
from the steamer. There was a lot
of green goods arrived. and made
that market a trrie weaker Some
Idaho cabbhgea arrived on the mar
ket Saturday morning. the first that
have been seen here this winter
The spring lambs that arrived Fri
day morning were cleaned MP al
most before they could be unlOaded
by the big hotels Of the city The
lambs are In very good condition
for the first Of the season. and sew
eral orders are waiting 20 be filled
for the leading hotels.
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s.Ir-raising puoivheat. 1sl4a case.
t1TE: pearl barley. Ash. boxes.
ttBo. pearl barley. ioo-ib sacks. 80:
split peas. itboas. popcorn. per eSL
taco. cracked wheat. per bale, sSo0
Honey.
California strained Der H. Sc
California sage. per 10, lie. honey
ssrracI Per IN. T0she: Oregon
grape cream. ib-ears lots isse
honey. Yakima. i2kes CnforniA
Feso
Oats. per ton. isia32; bran. per
ton. f2fa2a. barley. relied. per ton,
Ize s01sT. feed wheat. per ton. $50
a 81 dairy chop feed. per ton. 122a
-. oil meal. per ton, $500. best
chop. ta7d2s. whole corn. ton, 127Q
per ton. i23g2A
hay.
Eastern Washington timothy,
tfs, alfalfa. Si25oHi3: wheat
hay. US: Eastern Washington dov-
bic compressed. t7i. Puget Sound
hay. ti09 Is
Poultry Food.
Oyster shells tees ton. t71. clam
shells. 1893 t7o. bone meal. loos
tSl: graduated bones. zoos. t31. On
fss and sos 81 per ton higher.
Grain ard erase sssd.
Red clover. prime. cwt Sit.ko1 Is.
Alsiks. choice. ti7. white clover. SIS
Qis: timothy. per cwt. tA7b
0t. orchard grass sli; red top. $50
10 English rye grass. IS. Italian rye
grass. IS: bronze grass. SIS. tall
meadow oRt grass SIS; Kentucky
blue grass. tit. pasture mixture
uplands. ti01il
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PECCINC AWAY
AT BEEF TRUST
nv Scrip. News As,aJ

CHICAGO. March 2G-L ~.
nYisa. the private secretary 70 Nrl-
nun Morris. eaH among the witnesses
summoned today b. the grand jury
which f. conducting the beef trust
Investigation. Wholesale meat deal
crH. also. are being sub pycua-d. and
q l. Understood that The jury IL
seeking 60 set at prices Of beef both
by wholesale and retail The Jury
adjourned yesterday Until Monday.
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RESCUE would have been impossible
The sale Increased to such fury
that for gt houHa the eeassl was able
% carry nothing bat weather
cloth. a sail bent onto the mlaEru
ttEsiue and used Co keep the vessel q
head a. the seas After the eeasa q
sion of the sale the vessel expert
eue"d 40 trouble Up thc west coast
she made a remarkably quick 10Y
ase. Prom latitude 60 south and
longitude 50 west she made the trip
to Cape fattrry "A distance ~ about
i,eeo milca. IN 60 days and Is hours.
She brings "A cargo of $500 tons ~
cement and iron counlgned 10 a.
Grace q Go
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RUN CONTINUES
my Hsripp. New. ASSN

CINCINNATI. March 25.-The
run which started yesterday on the
Union Savings Bank 8 Trust com
pany. one Of the strongest financial
concerns In this city. continued to-
day The bank IL crowded with
police 10 maintain order. All do
msnds are promptly met The o..
fieern Of the bank assert that the
run VA started BY malicious M
mou deliberately started BY means
Of postal earda They will r~ques,
the postal authorities To lnvszti-
gate
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FIRED BY raAMps

aAcTAMEHro. cal. March 20
The Lincoln primary school al the
corner Of Fourth and % atrcstH. WAS
burned al an early hour this morn
iuF The loss was f2l.g00. fully Ia
sured TIE fire was presumably the
Work Of trampa.
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VICTORIA. b G. March 25.-The
American schooner Ella O.. which
has ben snxaged In halibut fishing
OF Vancouver island. was driVsn
ashors on a sandEpit there wodnes-
DAY hiEht during a heavy gale The
1ss EO saved Efforts TO float
lie Vsssei have falled
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R 10

ATHENS. March IA report
from Crete states that Hotiug haa
broken out there owing to disputes
which hafr arisen over rffariu 70
unite Crete AID Greece A large
number Of people we're Injured The
situation To- serious
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REVENGE


EVERETT. Wash. March 2s.--
Charles Paulsou. a dealer In the
Capitol saloon. was arrested iaat
night on complaint Of George Grieb.
a plano dealer. lie gave $500 bonds
this morning urleb says he will go
after other gamblers. Grieb is an
cry because the police recently or
dered piano playing stopped In the
saloons He says the authorities arc
too discriminating IN law enforce
ment.
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There's nona better made than our
saoo soft and sur Hats. Call and
take a look. n y. Brooka = Co.
ia3t End Ave. ."
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A Bona Eide
Proposition

The Lang Drug company viii
move. March 1sth. 20 sol FIRST Ave-.
Colman Bldg. Just three doors north
Of our present location. We viii
allow at eff "a PEE cent Dis
eount-f-t Off
This gives you the chance 70 buy
a 4z00 Combination Fountain
Syringe for ...s..........xl.
A 100 Hair Brush for .........7Ao
A 1850 Hand Bag for .....sl.ll
A $500 Suit Case fer ........S SAD
a 56c Comb for .......*....... Ste
A zoe Tooth Brush FOR ........ 28e
This remarkable sale includes
everything ia the drug store line.
with the exception of a few sche-
duied articles. on which We already
have deep cut rate prices
DON'T NEGLECT THE oPpoR.
TURfTY
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soraeihlnK new. FIah wsinerwurst.
makes dainty lunch for Lent At
youF xroeerA ...
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A T~sIne Aere snap.

For only three days gou can set
twelve acres nine miles from Pio-
nser square for 1900 per acre.
Forced sale. and the greatest snap
ever offered as New York Blk. -
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The Star classified page will help
yoa find Ehat you want ses Page
ses
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wHEAT-IIverpool May wheat
closed IA lower than yesterday.
Car acknowledgements. ls5
cars wheat. Duluth. i6 wheat; Chi
eago. 10 wheat. 425 corn, 24S oats.
The wheat market opened firm. q
shade higher than yesterdays close,
and maintained a strong undertone
throughout the entire session. clos.
Ing strong. the May option at
1888. a net gain OF is. and July
at 90 81 TO 90 rs. a net gain OF
SIS over Yesterdays close.
May wheat was the most active
" traded in, being very nervous
and showing quick price changes.
Indications point to a considerable
short interest in this option. and
caution should be exercised. This
is a good scalping market with op-
portunitles on either side.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Reports for The Star by W. A
Ryer a Co. liz Columbia street. by
private wire.
Seattle. Saturday. March Is. 1905.
Wheat High. Low. Close.
May, III. ii2 SIS. 113 SIS
July. % rs. 30 III. 90 81 to 90 IS.
Sept. S43-4 to St7-s. 81 as. 50 SIS.
Corn
May. -. 4ss=s TO 4si-2. 40
July. els. IS SIS. 40 Is.
Oats
MAY. 30 81. so IL. 30 10 to 30 SIS
July. 80 SIS, 80 IS. 80 SIS to so 1-2.
Pork
MAY. 1877. 12.7T. l277 to 1880.
July. 1900. 1922. 1922.
The Star classified page will help
you find what you want See Page
SO
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

High. Low Close,
Atchison. ss7-s. ssl-2. ss3-4.
Anal. Copper. 7s rs. 10. 1888
B. q o.. I0s IL. los rs. 100 Is.
b. X. T.. ss 3-s. 81. 81 IS.
Can. Pac.. las 81. l4sl-4. 14s Is.
Erie. common. &c 3-s, as %. 4sl-4
MS Central, l61 IL, l6l Ia. Isl Ia.
Manhattan. les Ia. 16s IA. 16s Ia,
Metropolitan. 129 l-4. l22 "a. l23 Ia
no. Pac.. 107 l-2. l07 Is. l07 SIS.
l. 4 n. III 81. IA Is. i4l SIS.
Peoples Gas. III, III SIS. Ill ia.
Penna.. 1914. l42 SIS. if3.
Reading. com. 90. 95. IS IS.
X. l.. com. "a rs. "a IS. 81 3-s.
SO. Pac., So L.. ss. SO Is.
ST. Paul. 1T rs. III Is, III 5-s.
Sugar. 1914 IA IL. III rs.
In. Pac.. l3l IS. 100 81. 1871 "a.
L. S. S, com, Sc. IS 3-s. IS is.
L. s. S. pfd.. %. IS 1-2, IS IA.
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4 great stock OF II I'm this store.
Also the best Mems $500 Hat values
In Seattle. r. n. Brooks & Co. 1881
End Ave.
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lust call and look at our S9.o0 Hat
v,iues You'll be glad that you
esme. n n Brooks a Co, 1891 End
kve.
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Are you looking for a house. flat
or rooms to remit See PAGE 6. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

Ask your grocer or butcher for
FTsh Welusrwurnt go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

New Chatting dish dainty-Flsh
WeinerWurst
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CiviIitv la Cheap.

Are you looking for a house, flet
or rooms TO rent7 See Page 6. -"
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"DOc' GETS IN

Doctor" Wright. the big barly
negro who was recently convicted
Of larceny through emboxrlement IN
appropriatinK a gold buckle watch
fob from one OF his alleged pa
tienla was Saturday morning sen
tenecd To- serve six months ia the
county Jail When asked II he had
any reason 20 state why he should
not be sentenced. Wright made an
incoherent plea on his own behalf.
but without comment the court gave
the negro his "kneadinEs" Wright
claims 10 be a physician OF the
anti plIlcctrian- school. which he
Says means he distllis his medicines
through little worms,
COLUMBUS. O. March 2b.-A fire
which burned all night destroyed
the building Of the Columbus DRY
Goods company and damaged ad-
BoininE property. entalling a total
loss OF a quarter OF a million.
BELLINGHAM. March 25.-The
schooner Sehome. which was built
In this city about five years ago.
Is now on the ships ways at san
Francisco undergoing extensive re-
pairs. which we're made necessary
ms a result Of eueountering a very
severe hurricane while en- route
from San Francisco 10 the Hawaiian
islands Tho storm was ono Of tho
toughest ever experienced by sail
urs in that section OF the globe Her
masts were torn away. rudder brok-
en-. and, az the captain describes
the trip. the tub rolled about like a
cork IN the heavy seas which were
rolling sometimes 90 a height OF
20 feet
The vessel. from stem 10 stern. ~
constructed OF Whatcom county fir
Edward A. KlmbaIl. c. s. D..
member % the hoard of Lecture
ship OF the First Church Of Christ
ian Scientist, of Boston, Mass. will
give lecture on Christian Science
at the Grand Opera House. Tsssssday
evening. March 2s, az o'clock.
Tho funeral of Henry ~ Weston.
who died AT Georgetown March "a.
will be held from Noice a Co.'S IN
dertaklas paflors Sunday afternoon.
Marth rs 1T Urioer lntefment
at Nj Pleasant cemetery All
friends are invited 10 attend
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n yon want hous> 70 reat yoe
should see Page 70.
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noIEp ACTOR DIES

NO u AZ lOh biEo
NEW YORK. March IS Maurice
Barrymore, the actor. Who has been
an inmate OF the Long Island home
Dor the past sir years. died thla
morning Of parsHls lie was the
father Of Miss Ethel barrymore and
Jack barrymore. we'll known pro-
fasslonala
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BENEFIT NETS $4,000

= NEW YORK. March IA
; benefit for Joseph Holland.
= the actor. who on account OF
, Illness will probably never APP
pear on the stage again. was
: given at the Metropolitan
opera house yesterday and net
\ tod 81. 600
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sters1s

TRUNKS delivered = e~nta3 aay,
ssnrsxs free. piano ant farnIEsIrs
noxtnF sstlm4tss given ualan
Trahsfsf z staFase &C. IN FIRST.
beth phons.. hatn "a
CAT q Free MAP II saAftis AZ Eieklns
Nzriag a Storage Co. FIRST av~n -
asa CherrY street
Taiieftna School
HiSIER 5 Ladies Taiiurink College
kzs rxnessd q MAJ Elt4i Badx
Fhcns Main cd
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rANAptAN RANK on con
~. gapitaI rah un g. - 90
- million seven gnaEed theu-
asasl His..sA os time annosttsi a gen
- s~kfnE huainHas transacted
60 sranch CORNER lamHa street
- s...snd EvenuA O. v. Holt
r~eaasef
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rye meal per hafe. ta.to: buekwhest.
Ter bhi. 81. buckwheat. per bale.
tsTB: corn meal. los. per bale, ssio;
per bhi. t375. white corn
meal, sos. 81; bale, t2.2O. rolled oats.
hbi. s. G. 90, 1873. wheat flakes
box rs lbs. ia.20i farina- per bbi-
1850, farinR. ion. sacks. per bale
s.. hominy. large, per Dbl, TIE
hominy. small. lea bale. saeoI Holly
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s-ANnfNANIAS AMERICAN
fhk - aeattla=A KvurraI banking
So transacted drposite - -
sf,tfsf anH surpIua $40 Hla. A
- prrs A II Suslheru vice
CN + Lane. cashier Gee a
g. asst cashier.
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Butter and Chssss.

oregon cheese. iahc. Eastern.
crooks. Is8 &c. Washington cheese
ise. cream brick cheese. lee. but
Ter. native creamery. 8ar. roukiu q
storage. In tubs. 11c. casters
storage. IN bricks. &c. cooking 10 .
f39ftc, California fresh creamery
So
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DON'T NEGLECT The oPpoR
TUNITY
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR
you to take advantage of other men
brains, labor and capital. We have
as great money making proposition
as exists in this country-just the
kind that makes men millionaires,
but in order to enlarge business i'm
mediately we are willing to dispose
of 4 few shares of treasury stock.
Business has been established is
months and is now on a big paying
basis, but with increased capital
profits can be made enormous. Our
proposition is legitimate and safe
and sure as bank stock. Have prac-
tical monopoly on product manufac-
tured. Business Is backed by busi
ness men of high financial standing
and absolutely cannot fail. Success
has already been achieved. Only
limited number of shares will be sold
and any one reading this advertise
ment cannot afford to neglect this
opportunity. A small investment will
make the investor rich. Remember
business is already on paying basis.
You take no chances whatever.
Whether you are rich or poor, inVes-
tigate! This costs you nothing and
if the opportunity is taken advant-
tage of any amount you invest will
be doubled many, many times. For
information address BOX 249, Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

SOUTH H-SINGELL--John NJ. South, aged
A. a native of Iowa and resident Of
Salmon. Idaho; and Jennie Singell, aged
%. a native Of Ohio and resident OF
sAYLIN- WIESH-Isaac Saylin. aged 81.
n native of Russia and resident ot
Los Angeles; and Emma Wiesh aged w.
a native of Missouri and resident OF
Los Angeles.
S-HAMILToN-Bllis NJ. Rhodes;
aged %, a native Of Pennsylvania and
resident of Los Angeles; and Grace j.
Hamilton, aged q, native of Michigan
and resident of Los Angeles.
-JACKSON-Ernest w. Kim,
resident of Los Angeles; and Laura r.
Jackson, aged 26 a native of Pennsyl-
vania and resident of Binghampton,
RECORD-wHITLOC w. Rec
ord. aged 2s, n native of Maine and
resident of San Jacinto and Bessie II;
Whitlock, aged 26 native of Iowa and
BRISTOW-Y W-YBARRA-Archie G. Bristow,
aged %. a native of Kentucky and resi-
dent of Los Angeles;. and. Petra M.
Ybarra. aged II, n native of California
and resident of Los Angeles.
RVER-SMITH-John M. Carver, aged
81, native of Pennsylvania and resident
of Los Angeles: and Elsie 70. Smith,
aged 25, n native of Pennsylvania and
resident of Los Angeles.
NELSON N-NELSON-Chris Nelson. aged
3 native Of tba PenmarE M Snd M.isdn Teslaen ssed
90 a native of California and resident
of South Pasadena.
CONWAY Y-CRANE-James Conway. aged
81, a native of California and resident
of Los Angeles; and Hattie M. Crane,
aged 35, q native of Illinois and resident
OF Los Angeles.
W-ROSS-Charles w. Snichow,
aged 35. a native of Missouri and resi-
dent of Los Angeles: and Nellie j..
Ross, aged %, a native of Illinois and
resident of LOS Angeles.
p.ctr a Chase Co., undertaKers and
iody a eeiafauta 432 g. Hill,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20

Peck & Chase Co., undertakers and
embalmers; lady assistants. 4S3 s. Hill
Tel Main 61
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
SOCIETY NOTICES

MASS MEETING-THERE WILL BE A
public and open mass meeting of DR..
w r. Prices students of the new
psychology, their friends and all per-
sons interested in the Guerrero De-
velopment company and it's propos-
ais of financial emancipation, at Bur-
bank hall Thursday evening, Decem-
Der 21, at 1850 o'clock. The history
of the company. it's extensive and
valuable holdings in the republic of
Mexico, and its scheme will be dis .
cusasd and reviewed by DR.. w. r.
Price. president, and j. S. Cannon,
general manager.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
1920

Cottage on West 2Sth st. An ideal
nctIt wall. lawn hack ward fenced.
house has 5 rooms, oak floors, large llv-
ink rooms, beautiful CRATE, fine fixtures.
bath, stationary tubs and wash stand.
5000; $500 cash, balance terms to suit.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
DENTISTS

sCHIFFMAN DENTAL CO,
1O7 N. Spring st.-Painless extracting
filling. crown and bridge work. fexihIs
ruober. plates. Pure gold filings. 75c
up; all other filings, soc up; cleaning
teeth 5Oc up; gold crowns ard bridge
work, 500 up; sets teeth, $3.50 up. Also
open evenings and Sunday forenoons
DIR. VIM. BACHMAN, THE WELL
known Minneapolis dentist, peIma
nently located 209-210 Johnson Bldg,
4th and Bdway. Home 1892, NJ. 6465.
FRANK STEVENS. s24h so. SPRING
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
t1

Beautiful 5-room cottage. just finished,
close to Adams st. car line, oak floors,
nice large living rooms, closets, baths,
pantries beautiful fixtures. $500, $500
cash, balance $1,000 per month
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
392ln

Who wants an ideal Groom cottage.
Pico Heights, Fedora St, occupied only
q short time by owner. built for home,
beautiful lawn, flowers and palms.
house mission finish, tinted walls,
beautiful dining room. decorated, with
grapes and fruits, fine bath room with
decorated walls, hardwood floors. fine
CRATE and mantel. built-in sdieboard;
mission fixtures $3.50, Il cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
Miscellaneous

WANTED-DEALERS AND PAPER
hangers to write for sample books OF
burlaps shades, wall paper, paints
varnishes. etc. WALTER BROS. 627
S. Spring
WANT HORSE, WAGON OR PIANO AS
payment on cottage. SIDDALL, 2O7
CODD Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
led

N. A. S. Il. Attention.
The funeral of Brother Cliff j. Rudd
will be held from the parlors of Bresec
Bros, Sixth and Broadway, at l p. M
Thursday, December 81, 1905. Members
will please attend. Interment at New
Calvary cemetery.
DOBBINS-Sa B., in Los Angeles, Dec.
H. 1905. Funeral from Bethesda Presby-
terian church. Dec. 20. at p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
PIANOS
PALMlsrs AND MEDIUMS

JOHN SLATER. PLATFORM TEST
medium, Will positively hold a test
seance tonight, S:l5 sharp. Hall, 130 w
Fifth; tests, messages and questions
readings daily, 10 10 A. THE sAXONIA,
3lS w. Fifth st.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
ATToRN RNEYS-AT.LAW
PATENTS AND PATENT RIGHTS

TOWNSEND. LYON, HACkLEY &
KNIGHT.
PATENTS OBTAINED IN ALL COUN-
tries, trademarks and copyrights regis
tered; patent, trademark and copyright
suits In all courts. ROOMS 5Q-7. Mer-
chants Trust Company building. Tele-
HAZARD & HARPHAM, PATENTS
Pioneers SPRING & 9TH. Book free.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
MINING AND AssAYINo

----~>-----~~--~---~--------
LARGE GROUP OF GOLD MINES,
controlling entire mountain, covered
with mining timber and abundance
OF water; Owens river conduit will tap
these leads about 1000 feet below
groupings, developing unexpected
chutes of ore; biggest low grade tun-
neling proposition in Southern Cali
fornia. owner now IN Los Angeles
offers nattering inducements to par
ties who win assist development.
Ledge averaging five feet OF $40 ore.
Address BOX 121, Herald Office.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
S92T0

Modern cottage built for home, Just
being completed, 6 rooms, oak floors,
large living room, beautiful mantles,
built-in sideboard, fine bath. closets and
toilet II is cheap at $500. IL taken at
once $3.50; $500 cash, balance terms
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
WE SELL THE EARTH.
BASSETT 81 SMITH.

JUST LIKE BANKINC-ANY ORDERS
for decorating or house painting en-
trusted to our care will relieve you
of much anxiety. Try us. Work and
prices guaranteed. WALTER BROS,
627 S. Spring st.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions

Maximum temperature, b4.
Minimum iomnerature, lS.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
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Magnificent home for some one on
West 25th st. north front, Groom cot
tage, built for home by owner, occu-
pied only short time. lawn, beautiful
flowers and bearing fruit trees, mod
crn: has 4-room house on back of lot;
S3625 90, S162j cash, balance terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
FOR SALE
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FOR SABE-COTTAGES
In the fast growing and popular sec
ton, the Southwest where you get the
fresh sea breeze, where it Is pleasant to
live and where you can make a good
profit when you are ready to sell.