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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02
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Keep your blood clean as yoa keep yo1r
body clean. Yea don't Wait uuiu yocr
body Is iuul before Fou cleanse IL
li 4 a matter of surprise thsi azA,ay pso-
pie who afV - caTcfal ta have strzh tadiea
make up choIl GA tassr xat tiQoA cleaA,
ilNrgonu euca thtt Ve1 2 arasss ese.s1s
itsssss-, tAai tiiose wha D. not Keep sArir
tocilet q whole rpRe eanaitian sRd sha
NAta in AlifF suTFaandinEs ARK tsS ~ %
TAU Whru some epidemic % tiscase snreus
thc countrY. Bat foul blood "a morc dan.
Ecrous % the Individual thAa a foul boay.
An anclSsa body q rather q passive thaa
an aeuNc hindfsncr q health. hui uncicaa
blood is an active threat Arsiusi the xefv
hfc-.t make. the body pyrparea BE-, Z,
iRF placr iof disease -,sfa-
li b pau OF a,.,-Esa pian Tor human
IN h, i.isbN eases sh herc the hload
y gripfae 81 ealggpi s,r se's sigu GA tas
tsiy in preuf of the c1gfung cutrcat that i
aautns ihrauRh tlc veins Sefufaiz ~ith
b. 3ishguuns sores and scafs eczema silh
its iuitstaa >alt thruun telicr crFsipcl = 4,
boiis pimpies aud other erupsiQ-S at os.i5
Che augear4 signs ps the impat3ty af ia
plooA A.s oitca ia thc eafiicl 81 stuFlel
Stages 81 ihe hiloa impuriy there are ~
oE,nard signs ol this csn1iiiaa oaly 3all
buguld, sieggtsh icelsugs vhich are com-
monly Attributed salciy 10 the slugxishncss
of thc liver
0f an p7cpaasio1s fas parifsfrx tss
hinol IT hieHcc's l,a,dcn Mrdicai niscdr.
ely easily takes the 6rsi phase Il ehlia-
ates irom thc blood The clcurnss watch
clog aud cofsupi d. and which hrced and
fccd disease Il acts dirvSsiy on the hlo01.
usssinE gisuds- iucrea astus thrtf eCtiV,ty.
ard So mcfUssiug the sapuiy - rtch. psfv
blood Which i thc lite 81 iir t.oay
Acctpi 10 substitute So tl,cldca Mea
icai Discovery rherx j. u0shinE siusl
as eood Cor diseases 81 the stou,sch.
blood aua ieuEN
~ Diefcc's Medical Advise, rApcf ccs.
en-. i stnt fftg Qa fFc<lpi 81 q one- cca1
stamps o. p4y capcntc ~ msiling aafss
Addlsts ~. \. Y. hsfeS, hsial,. n \.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

Each contestant u requested TO
send us as soon ~ possible cabinet
size photo for publication.
Make up your mind whom you
want to YQte for before coming to
this office ~ the editor viii positive
~ not decide the mat,er for you,
Coupons and votes must reach this
Office not later than Wednesday
Roon oi eaeh wek 20 Dc opaRted Tor
current week,
Keep list ~ votes turned Ia each
week. and see that publishers ng.
uues verify IL.
All coupons aud votes nru az once
deposited Ia locked goyrFnmcut box.
The key 90 ballot box shall H. in
posss'sslon oi Awarding Committee
during the contest.
An Awarding Committee oi thus.
of the l.est bnslucss mca are "a lls,
appointed Co make final count aud
distribution Il pgisea
ieoo votes Will be giveu trc "a
every young lady nominated during
7 fret 70 days,
/ Contest to run not less than 81
DAYS. The day of eioslng viii he at-
nouneed az least % days N advance.
The contest shall close at o'closk
ON n date announced later 0ie
Neck provlQus 10 the closiag. Wtp
O'Clock a. Jn,raiter the hist count q
be hnNltAhssa bAl0re the ending Ia
lgdecs eE t9 take tie ballot ho<,
locked and sealed to the bank a.
nounced In news column, where
win he kept ON table during bus
ness hours aud IN the vault az nigh,
until close of contest, when III
+ Awarding Committee takes charge
During the last ave DAYS all vo
= Ing must te done la the scaled ho
: az the hank. Cash ballots voted q
this time should be placvd in env,
4 Ope. carefully scaled and name
n contestant On saIne. This guara
!. tees sQuaN deal TO every one,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02
Rules of the Contest.

.- ANNuuSs EMENT 80 This Plano
Contest Wlll pe conducted on strict
IS honest and business principles
with perfect Justice 60 all concerned.
Under such conditions . PianusCun.
test ls sun, 20 prove a great sprpess.
9-pgFEs 3 The arst pFiEe shall be
q fine first class Hamilton Piano, 70
leading make, valued az 500. Many
other valuable price 90 he au.
uuuun,d lager will 10 given lp their
order, according Co value,
8.-CANmnArE- ANY Young lady
IN this. or adjoining counties l.
eligible 90 a place In the
Contest The most popular young
lady Is the one who shall NJ.
c,lye thc most votes, To her shall
be awarded the beautiful Upright
Plano. other candidates to NJ.
ecive prlns la order, according "a
value
l-t'iAssEs or Norss-The votes
nrc ISSUED Ia coupons Ia the follow
lng denominations
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

c. r. Walters visited his fzfEer
at Fort Madison. Iowa. Iast veez.
The revival nesting az .e
Walnut stree2 n. z. Churxh cEes-
ed last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Adam seeliuger vas in sss
city last Thursday and made TIE
TRIBUNE ossce a very pleasant
Gail.
Tm. Tsdford, of Ksnsss CITY,
made a sh0rt yisit - his sssf.er.
W. T. Tedf0rd, "a this city lzat
week.
A second child q 3lr. ard Mrs.
John MeEedith died lzss szsur-
day morning Of dipthersz, and
was burfed n Green Lzza osu-
etery. TIE little ore wzs abo1s
four years old
Miss Cara Weeks ensereafresl
Misses Irene Orr, Lois Tygzrd.
Mabse Whitney, Lonz Delzrzter
and Frisco DeVere, a. 3 sx
.o'cAock tez. last Friday eraascg.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

The case of tsSmblee -, DiNon
Was taken h HarriSoRville on
change ~ venue last week.
Dispositions in the case were tax.
en- on Friday in the office II the
Done Real Estate Co. before GssA
p. HuclScby. notary public.
Miss Eliza Hall took the evidence
in shorthand. The delsasitions
were Salen on the part % defend.
ant Dixon, BY his attorneys. Mr..
Done. Jadge Templeton appear.
mg as attorney for the plaintiff.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

hepresentatfve--f5eO. Chureh.
Circuit Judge A. Deus0n.
Probate Judge-J. a. SuverK
sberiH-M. b. Morris.
Circuit Clerk-J. A. Patterson.
County Clerk-J.F. Herrel.
Reconlor-T. X. Llsle.
rreasunr-W. 4. Ben.
Pros Atty u. Lndwkk.
School Com.-A. l. Ives.
ssrEeyor-E. B. Borron.
Administrators. r. Breadlus.
CorOner-W. II. AIlen.
Presiding Judgs-J. W. AgeFaasn
Associate -Jn0. Armstrong
--P. A. Bruez.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

Ever 10 lle subdnssa.
By this slight tinkiing harmony q
the hour.
Awake. awake % power,
Singers ofsongs-else die. Far bet
ter mute
We're the enaseulate Lutte.
Far better silent. than thus chirp-
Ing ON
An echo 81 things gOne--
Gone down forever with those Nigh
Is hearts
Who brook no counterparts."
How frail are some Of the singers
Of life. Yet sweet and intense Is the
song they sing. The soul appears IN
the melody and is revealed again
and again. While thus meditating
and enjoying my early day dream,
the birds still sang on until dis
ieoriant note smote our ears. Twas
the whistle Of tug boat as II went
by with lighter IN tow.
We turned Chaseville point saw in
the distance Marsh Island, no inhab-
itants were seen except a few long
legged eranes which set Us 70 won
dering whether they had migrated
fro.n India or Egypt What discor-
dant music comes from their long
thrOats IL must be the long dis
tance the sound has TO travel that
caused its tone to fat and become a
minor chord. All nature was vocal
that morning and we heard tones Of
various kinds.
We passed the dredge Jackson
Vile which was busy making II pos
sible 70 have steamers of deeper
.draught come TO the metropolis 9f
the south. the city of Jacksonville.
Leaving New Castle 10 the right,
we passed New Berlin with its
launch docks, ietty walls, and wind
lasses for the hsherman's net 20
stretch and dry. We then came TO
the town Of Fulton almost hidden
under the friendly heights oi the st.
Johns bluffs. where Fort Saint John
was maintained Gnrsas the spanish
Amerieao war, and what a spien-
did point for fortified place. IL
commands the river at almost any
angle you might turn your guns.
The Twin Sisters was now reach
cd, the inland route 10 Fernandina,
.CharlestowH aud other points.
some day / want TO ride on this trib-
utary oi the Saint Johns river.
Mayport was now appearing and
Uncle Sans Quarantine station
with "a yellow flag thrown to the
winds. How careful our Uncle Is
concerning our health.
We now realized more and more OF
the oceans swell and the tides Of the
great deep sea. Have you ever read
Frank Putmsns little dltty sweet
and true.
Love hath it's tides,
The ship that rides
Upon their ehb .nd now.
Is never blessed
/ vita perfect rest.
! But swing-uow high-now low.
Life hath its cares,
and whose bears
The burden of SIS years.
Until the end
Must hourly blend
T Its laughter With ia tears
But how suhllme Is the sight di-
/ vine as the roIling waves appear.
ralph Waldo EmersQn'S majestic
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

Greuit court meets in Batter Isl
Monday IN FebruarY. Nay am
October.
County eOurE nlasts 1st NondaT 10
February, Nay August and No
vembeT.
PROBATE court mests @1d Monday
in February, Nay, August and 40
rembeF.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02
walnut stree, "a E. Church.

Preoching A. this church each
Sunday a. Tia IA and , =. IA.
by the pastor.
SUNDAY Sehs.l a, esg3 4. m.
Junior League a, $50 p. IA.
Epworth League Al TIP. u.
Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening ats
The public are cordially invit.
ed 10 attend.
r b. TEaPLEroN, Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

A young man named VIM.
Freeman, brakeman on the
Mo. Pac. mad while switching
cars at Butler Monday night u
last week, had both leS2 eas "a
Al the knees H. ssss taken al
once ~ tae railN,ad hospital a,
Kansas City, where AL was done
that medical service could d..
but ~ no avail He aea fsaes.
day evening tsas hosne WAS ~
PleaSsp, thll WhegV he had : wife
anatN0 ehtldren.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

Neetings of Township Board.
First Wednesday after arst Tuss-
day in ApriIs
First Tuesday after first Monday
in July.
Third Aoaday q November of
each year at ofloe q the township
elerk.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

s-GENEHAL INTERNATIONALLY,
suits of voting win pa published
WgplarlY rt'li rsl
Votes win not lc allowed on sub
seFlpiiOns less than nngular price.
80 employe Of this paper shall he
candidate or work Ia favor Of any
CONTESTANT
Votes ouoe cnst cannot be trans
ierred 90 another.
Postmaster and agents commits
slons are 60 be suspended during
contest.
The publishers are not to eel
whom anyone votes for. except IA
easss OF alleged error or lrregulaTity,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02
llns tsIl tiss stwy.

iifsfla teii TIE story.
''isehold ffte sea.
The Opaline. tkie plentIfdl and sfrong.
let beautiful - = tie roe u Jazz.
fnsh a. the trlekli1g rainbow q
July;
Sea fun u food, the nouFisber Of
kinds.
Purger q earth. and rnedbine q
men.
Grating a sweet climate By fts
breath.
Washing out harms and grsefs from
memory.
And. IN It's natheEatie ebb and
now.
Giving a hint q that whseh ehaaz.
eth not"
Nor shall we ever forget the rol-
licking tone and rune a ghe waves
with their majestic rituaissrn q ser-
vice 70 the Divine. Baysr1 Taylor
ioyously sings
The SEQ II a iorial comrake.
he laughs wherever be goes:
His merrlment Ehines IN tire ds-ur-
ling lines
That wrinkle his hale repose.
He lays hirnseE down az the fset Of
the sun,
And shakes all over with glee
And the bFoad-baekel biliows fan
faint on the shore
In the mirth Of the mighty ssa.''
A secret is always a prescl0as
thing. A secret sweet Il a secret
deep yet may be told TO some, and
90 felt that the sea that day. told
a truth TO me IN its frolic and play.
Susan Phillips tells Il this way.
Who knows the mighty secret,
The secret Of the sea-
love it's beauty passing weN.
| love the thunder Of is swell,
1 love the glory 81 It's play.
The glitter Of It's feather spray,
But It's secret Is hid from me.
Who knows the mighty secret
Who gives the SEA it's power
Its laugh WIN chime with gayest
mood,
Ii gives a friend 10 solitude:
II frets with fret1ed heart OF head.
IL mourns the past. IL walls the dead,
IL lulls the dreamy hour
At evenings hour we turned again
home and passing vessel IN tow
the sailors were lowering the san 70
the following. The ehanty man or
soloist was leading out.
Louis was the King of France
afone the Hevo-la-ri-Gn-
Chorus Away, haul away, boys;
haul away tose-e-ther.
Again the ehanty man earOled cut:
But Louis got his head cut of.
which spoiled his constitution.
Chorus: Away, ulaway, BOYS.
haul away, o."
Leaving the tug aud vessel behind
we cut away through the waters.
The day was fast running out the
great hour glass OF light. The sun
was going down Nature was saek.
ting repOse after the labors OF anoth-
er day, How beautifully JAMES
TEL paints the scene.
" Fair are the forms that grace the
evening sky.
Stili glowing from the passing u
the SDu;
Both n0ar and far g thousand
spaendors run.
huruing like me un towns and tur.
rets high.
The clouds, dispersed about the
aKuna. lie
la Sondroas lssauty, radiant eyery
Oglc,
IseiOne the darkenlng twilight has
ts,gun.
To rob them of such brilliant. glo-
Hous dye
Alas, such glory has too short a date.
Leaving us poorer by tiie vision past:
IL images the transclencc ~ that
state
For which men vaiRly labor long
aud tAet.
shall all the tyranuis ~ tlssse aat.
last. +"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

Frisco Tflae Table
Et&a atLL- atssouRt.
hEFAETs
SaAsas city Nal and ~
t'tN7fHsees4r a. tlIf
Texas. Okiahulna a Naas-
phi~. haii and asSPrass 4sa0 p. ~.
Afuttn Neatef-----..-,..--...,. .astj 4. "a.
AsRfvES.
Kansas CITY Mall aud Fx-
-.-'--',-s,-----. -H,tfp. pa
Texas. oklaholua aud Mem,
phis. Mall aud Express $50 a. hs.
'aFs''a ,en'er.-.--.-.--...--~.-..s'top p a.
6r0 Z. CoNovRe. Agt.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

CITY BUILDING Co, PHONE 1919 629la s.
date, Of the latest design, artistic elevation,
cottage Or two-story, OF the bungalow style,
built of the very best material and at the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

LIEFER- ATKtNS-Fred J. Liefer. aged %
native Of Illinois and resident Of Los An
geles. and Leila Atkins, aged Is, a native
Of California and resident OF Los Angeles
RICHE-THORPE-Edw j. Richie %, native
OF Louisiana and resident Of Los Angeles
10 Helena Thorpe. 36, native Of Louisiana and
resident Of Los Angeles.
ROTH-w -wEISB5RGER-Fre Roth. sged 22, a
native of Hungary, and resident of Los An
geles. and Gusse Weisberger, aged lS' a
native of Hungary and resident OF Los An
peles.
POPPERVEII-STILL H. Pop
perwell, aged 90 native Of England ana
resident of Los Angeles and Mary Il; sun,
well, aged 10. native Of California ana
resident Of Los Angeles.
MIELER-LOWE--Augus W. Miller. aged rs, a
native OF Germany and resident OF Long
Beach. and Minnie NJ. Lowe. aged -, a ma
tive of California and resident Of Hynes
FALCON MAC'Y-waldo w. Falcon. aged "a
a native Of Kansas and resident Of Los An
OF Kansas and resident of Long Beach.
DU OIS-ROrHROCK-Pete " Du Bols'
aged 2S. native of New York and resident
of Lordsburg. and Cora r. Rothrock, aged
%, a native OF Kansas and resident OF Glen
dora. ,,
aged 40. a native of England and resident OF
Los Angeles, and Eliza A. Bowles, aged o.
a native of England and resident or Los
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b. Lille, aged 63. g
native of Illinois and resident of Lamanda
Park, and Ida b. Tier, aged SO, a native OF
Indiana and resident of Los Angeles.
sBTTL ES-WEED-David L. Settles, aged g ~
native of New Mexico and resident OF
Long Beach, and Mary A. Weed, aged Is, a
native of Michigan and resident OF Los An
geleS.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
DEATHS

ALEXANDER-Enoch 1907 Toberman street,
phthisis pulmonalis; aged 2S years.
GOKDON-Emma F., County hospital, pull
monary tuberculosis aged 40 years.
HOUGHTON-John 91i West Jefferson street,
cystitis. aged 50 years.
JARGENSEN-Minnie r., 9lO1a CrocKer
street pulmonary tuberculosis, aged 8 years
OHNSON-Martha, SIS West Thirty-ninth
street tumor of the brain, aged "a years.
LAVIS-Guadalupe County hospital, pulmon-
ary tuberculosis, aged 20 years
MATSON-Henry, French hospital, paralysis
aged 56 years.
MISUNDERSTANDING, 226 Anderson street pull
monary tuberculosis, aged II years.
McKENZIE-Clara Bell. 1925 Essex street car
cinoma of the breast. aged 80 years.
MYRICK-John. 1887 Valencia street, atrophy
of the liver, aged AZ years.
ROSE-Amanda NJ 500 Grand View avenue,
cerebral softening, aged Il years.
ROUGHTON-George, 227 South Olive street,
seniIity, aged 76 years.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
BIRTHS

ALI.EN-carroll and wife, 1926 Orchard
street. May H. daughter. -.
BANISTER-James W. and wife, 429 Eas'
Seventh street, May %, a daughter.
BOREI4A-F'rancisco. $40 Buena Vista street.
May %. daughter. nj,
BRANDES-John and wife, 444 East Pico
street. May ii. son.
tv-sixth street May 49, a daughter.
CORRALEsS-Chares and wife, 1860 Wilson
street. May 10. daughter.
FORIINFS-Hamilton and wife. Good Samari-
tan hospital, May 20, daughter.
FORREST-Neil and wife 224la North Grand
avenue, May 90 son.
MOORE-Frank and wife, 5l5 Maple avenue
May 81. a son. 49, -r.,,.
MORANO-Vincenzo and wife, 95I Hawthorne
avenue. May g. a daughter. , 3.
SINCLAIR-David G. and wife. 164 west Ihlr-
ty-sixth street. May 49, a daughter.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
Furniture

SPECIAL NOTICE
Two carloads OF
Household goods
will be sold at
great sacrifice,
at B47 South Spring.
They consist OF cheap
and medium Iron Beds,
Oak and Maple Dressers,
Chairs, Rockers and Stands,
All Wool Art Squares.
japanese Mating,
Plain and Wardrobe Couches,
Sanitary Couches and Pads.
Kitchen Furniture and Stoves.
These goods Will be sold
Regardless OF cost
Sale now on.
Be on hand for Bargains,
Look Tor number 6l7 s. SPRING.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

FOR SALE
FOR SALE
LOTS
LOTS
LOTS -
S. PARK. 55TH, 56TH, 57TH 5STH SITS.
SAN PEDRO CAR TO OFFICE, 5SrH ST.
SUNDAY p. NJ.
SUNDAY p. NJ.
BEST LOTS NOW OFFERED.
TWO YEARS TINE,
CEMENT WALKS. WATER.
CLOSE TO BEAUTIFUL
PARK ON s. PARK AVE.
HIGH GROUND. -
SEE SNOW ON OLD BALDY FROM 5STH
ALSO 5-AcRE BLOCK FOR $3.50, 2
YEARS TIME.
LARKIN & CO..
PHONE 1866. 42l BYRNE BLDG.
FOR SALE-BARGAINS IN LOTS
$500 ea. Bunch of 10 lots, 40X125, near
Temple and Ensign; only $4,000. Make
offer
S4OO-4Ox12O. near Adams and Compton
s5O0-5OX150, near Vernon and Compton
S550-50x127. Walton, near 37th.
$3.50 ca, . lots. 49X127, I'd near Mott.
S65O-4Ox120, Toluca, near 1st
S7O0-i0X100, 10th, near Central ave-
S750-50x133, Hobart. near 18th.
S75O-45X104. Bartlett, near Centennial
w. II. OBEAR,
4O2 johnson Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
City Lots and Lands
FOR SALE
GENUINE LOT BARGAINS.

Members Los Angeles Realty Board.
ALTHOUSE BROS.
234 Laughlin Bldg. 315 s. Broadway
Main 263; Home Elk. 26S
FOR SALE-ABsoLUTELY THE BEST
bargain in a residence lot is offered in
the Melrose avenue tract This choice
property Is located between Vermont ave-
nue. and Western avenue in the northwest
part Of the city. Each lot is not less than
b0x1i6, has improved streets and cement
curbs. 4 reasonable building restriction
protects, not high enough to be prohibltiye
The property is well located, has splehdld
drainage, and commands a beautiful view
of the mountains, Hollywood and the city.
The new Western avenue electric line ls
only two blocks west. The Colegrove line.
now being double-tracked, Is immediately
to ths north The terms of payment are
only S25 cash. $40 monthly: and the price
is only
$500.
Don't fail to see this beautiful property.
Positively the lowest priced property in ;he
entire section between Los Angeles ana
Hollywood Charles s. Mann, 3l5 west
Fourth street Home All.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
Inning Stocks and Properties Easily Sold Through Herald Liners
FoR SALE
Houses


Houses
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
We will furnish the entire cost Of your
house or build for cash; plans and specihca-
lions furnished free.
You will make a mistake II you do not
take advantage Of our instalment Offer
The interest decreases as your monthly
payments are made
We have some Of the most attractive plans
In the city, and would be glad to have you
call and look at them.
II you know how you want your house
planned we will get out plan to suit you
free Of charge.
Contractors and Builders,
Sunset Black Ss9i Home 3774
BOYLE HEIGHTS PROPERTY is HAVING
healthy move upward, It Is now
recognized as most desirable residence
section.
High, dry, good fresh air, no fog, close
in, no floods.
We are building fine homes on Boyle
avenue. two blocks north of First street
Our houses are built by day labor and
are modern and nrst-class in all partcu-
lars.
We are selling them at extremely low
prices as we bought our land sotie time
ago. when 1t was cheap. You can save
$500 II you buy your home from us. ,
Houses from $4,000 to s2750; one-third
cash, balance terms. Don't pay rent when
these bargains are offered.
WOODWARD BENNETT CO.
209 West Fourth Street.
FOR SALE
$2iOO-six-room cottage on Trinity. near
Maple ave. line. $500 cash. See
at Nice lot.
s47OO-Eight rooms on New Main st. A
beautiful home and bargain Large
lot.
S750-Three rooms on Santa Cruz, near AL
varado Good lot.
S915-Five rooms; on your lot. A better op9
at Sl1O0. A fine enc at $12OO. Larger
and smaller ones at proportional prices
When you want to buy or build see
INGLEHART BUILDING co.
715 s. Broadway. Home Phone IOoo.
BUY NOW, a 2-RoOM HOME ON BIG
LOT NORTH OF JEFFERSON, FOR S?5
DOWN AND $40 MO; OR JuSTTrHE II, u, LoI
on SAME o TERMs AS0 FlNE NEW ENr8 +
BOWL AND TOILET; TINTED AM AND
LIGHT FINISH; A BEAUTY FOR Sl515:
5000 DOWN, BALANCE $40 MO; E;l,1, HERr
WHEN IT IS CHEAPER TO OWN YOUR
GUS. E. HILL, OWNER,
1885 S. BROADWAY,
WITH STRONG & DICKINSON.
PHONES 1878.
>-,,r, DOOM |.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
PIERCE BROS. G. co.
CUNNINGHAM & 0'CONN0R
SPECIAL NOTICES

UNDERTAKERS, have removed to 1881 So.
Grand Ave. Phones-Main 403; Home 403,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
Real Estate

Real Estate
WANTED-HAVE FOUR CUSTOMERS FOR
small house; broom; all modern. $3.50
down, balance $50 to S25 per month.
GOLDEN STATE REALTY co.
AL s. Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
THE WEATHER

los ANGELES May g. 1906
Time Bar. Tn, R.Hlwind vel. weather
sS.%ss S% g s5 g & g sE sH 4 clear slsss.
Maximum temperature, n.
Minimum temperature, so.
Weather Conditions
SAN FRANCISCO. May 23.-warmer
weather prevails over California ana Ne
Vada.
Showers have fallen I'm oregon and WASH
ineton and temperatures continue much be-
low the normal.
Forecast
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Wednes-
day: light west winds. d,
Coast-Fair Wednesday; fresh west wind
Foothills and mountains-Fair Weones-
daN.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

Peck & Chase Co.. undertakers and enbaiu1-
rrs: lady assistant. 433 S. HILL Tel Main 81
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

WANTED-POSITION AS CUTTER AND
litter in ladies' tailoring or ready-to-we2r
cloak and suit department Can furnish
best of references. Address BOX 2Ol,
Herald office.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
BROKERS

r.. W. PoINDEXTER, BROKER. 400 WILL
cox Building, deals in bonds, mortgages and
at lowest market rates. II you wish to lend
money on first mortgages ! can place Il for
you safely and at fair rate OF interest.
Reference. First National Bank, Los An
geles National Bank.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
Money

PER CENT NET INTEREST,
payable semi-annually on our paid-up GER
tihcates; nothing better in the market; uni
form saticfaction given for eight years past;
safe as government bonds; secured by de-
post Of first mortgages with trustee; In
vestigate; write for booklet and information
to the PROTECTIVE SAVINGS, BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, w. G. Blewitt,
Secretary, 101 n. Broadway, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
PIANOS
AUTO LIVERY

STEAM, GASOLINE, ELECTRIC
331 -333 s MAIN. Phone-Home 732: Main 1901
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-19

. Let us make a strong effort to
get some outside capital interest
ed in Sistersville in the early
spring. We have all the advan-
tsges to offer in the way Of sites,
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-19

Spence Jones, the man charged
with the theft of Josiah Dobson s
watch Tuesday night at the Hotel
Mercer, was taken to Middle
bourne today by Constable j. G.
Lewis and placed in the county
Jail.