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81 So.
81. s..
n PARAMOUNT NEWS.
n M. JOLT, Thomas. 81 Louisa county. who
was the guest OF his brother. captain w, ~,

Nj. JOHN Thomas, 81 .oisn county, who !;
q THOMAS. On tlo Avenue last week, has re-.
Mamie n Miller 1919 10 s;nssi.
y sa ;a g, Jshp q T II snd
pfsfs sSrss tsstsr
g fn last W'anes.
Mn w d. fountain Sand tamil % Rocky
Mount NJ Who were guests at the !. Glenn \;
Collier marriage retur'oa
ts infrsa tE 1rF
y Llberfty w''l meet
T Ty Where they vii nuke .lielr future
Miss 1,nlo meta \. otto e, IL !;
s3o Union STATEN p cnhrGn Il MIss
81 Nrt Nauman Is d Well known young mar OF
litnrIco county and resides on the Meel'ar.
sasS sytnpstGy Is expressed here {, 19r srs
ptndIeton. whose little daughter! Ghastlln n
Hs gors aite aa
y school Where she was general fayorte With
s quite a SspeiiHofs illness 5S @ Is M "
4 sh sif' called On account % The aerIo,is
" The Martin washington Tea Party. which
& was given at theGs Baptist church Thursday
II night, was quite nm ENJOYABLE annir, ana
~ eiccens5 DO socially and nnancln!!y
ss III eksrs. George s Bmlt OF Williamspllrg.
Tidc.l Smith, of Caroline county ana s.lohn
Smith, Of Baltimore, were the guest of their
81 lister, Mr. g. CIeaing on " enty SECOND
III Street during u the past we EEK.
Eilg Mrs Jsdd 10 n OLSON. who has been visiting
Al Darlington Street. Will leave Tor her nome
,& Inc Wat Norfolk tO.
ttsS nav III Del M Tucker fbns returned from, o
S brlrf visit 10 New Kent county VS. s58t
Little Josephine daughter OF Iaev:g ana ATS.
y Joei n Tucker, who ta4 been quite sick Tor
ss .Mrs Annie irving recently. Of New York.
sid Mr. eorgo Sickle. were the guests I,
* Er, 81 md Ars.. 8 William Sickle. OF twenty
3Frecone5 Street, this week. ,l /,
S{8 iii tie Rodney Jeter. who has been att 4tho
Il shctering Arms 1iospi tai several mont s, is
Ss.s III, Isi,y and Atr. and 81 Puts, who
we're tho guest OF alr, and u m u idle Rosa
Sthjs week, have returned 70 heir homes y y
~ the country & n q II, . Y - IA,
be held Tuesday evening lin the tIown 4,
,rhe sacred cantata, Tho Benutifnl, CITY,
which was given mt yGnable 81 rect t'aptlst
81 Church Thursday ght was a thorough sue
crxs q and was H. highly joynbc affair."
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.CHESTNUT HIT AND
I HlGHLAN PARK

y rhe Young pcoplcs% Social club was delight
fully s5 entertained rlday ey enlng n BY Miss
3 St Inc Nv were re- INDUCED In Until late houf.
atter8which REFRESHMENTS were served. Among
those present were BESSIE e.
sbcrlnke. Ma ude Liyesay M essrs Russeii = 81.
ley Ollie Timberlake Richard So Llew Z;
stsa ihs
Mrs ID X wal,hall. who was last Tuesday z
Hospital Is ted "a as doing as well ~ as
could be expect ed. Wy
1fsn instte
\ has returned 10 his home on High land Park.
ION account OF III ,hcaH h. I$s .ss5. Df n "a
sa Mss' H'shlsnd
ses,sl Sss
.' nss Hsa
orsRss
81,
RI yesny at her home on Third Avenue ISL
~ Miss nnie Smith. Sof Fourth Avenue. spent
several days last week VII the 81 isses Bow
Master Edwin Mccluer,f Of First Avenue. Is
the gucst Of his grandmot her Mrs Perry. OF
The roll oi honor for Ills HAND Park I1 !.
4! senior Annie saIc.F Eula Bowman. Re-
becca Clarke, Leila w in 6 field, Julien Todd
8 intermediate A Edna Bowman. MaudeS Live
, i unior A. hfaude TiIler. Edyth Yarbrough,
&Ecssie Cart Mary Star Chester Wool
ridge. Harvey natcll Bet Tie Rat q! Roy
"a i'd Lena and title yesay
viii leave enssla "a nprnin WASHING
'e1r q e nmsnt which was 70 have been
81 5Ascension Guild I. has been postponed until
next Il Tuesday evening. and g{ will take place
In 6Ethe homo OF Mrs. John r. 11ivesay on
Third Avenue. SS * The young ladies' Of the
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Ilcnrco Council. Royal !. Arcannm,
yin hold q service ~ q
5churcinf This will be the first seryle its
kind sthe council has ever hell and ~. CON.
Tor tic , OCCASION. Row. i'adden, p;
D., suprnie representa- Of ne orde ND
pas Of 1Eh sfas.
Tile council has been In existence twenty-s I,%
years, and has lost about ten nbers. The
n RE re..sva meeting witch the members ot
i IL; '' eharet has besn contemplating ior
11a'e K .ae VIZ BrssnsfordS
has been eilsas ed TO conduct the sernices. lie
rsyea nght ss1
br under tho direct ion 9of the John W.
Elrc, OF Ataioaca, Va. ~
cieties ard TIC Builders I1eague neetingsB q
the Denny Street n tl1odst Episcopal CHURCH
will be- dispersed with until Z; nfter March
4 George NJ. a Rogers, OF Engine Cornpany No
s.. Richmond Fire ID epart is improving
MI and mi! Robert Vii Celebrate the
tenth anniversary OF morrow
n sares nGme 81
& Miss Sidney Meinhardt Is improSinK " ter 8
sp Rosa. he little daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Fernando who was quite badly. purnfa
about her limbs eyeral months 80. ~ was
removed the Shell e.
i clan. III. "A George q. Barksdnle. who thinks
st necessary that skin era Ing be performed:
u r. Aioncure n member OF the board %of
ill for several days. SIS improving us sSs
Benjamin Jenkins. sonof WILLIAM Je =, ~
h Ohio Hoyptal5Sat Clifton Jorge. ia where
he had "a finger amputat ted 8s
SS 'Cyclonen Samues continues III at his hons
lin, varna,S n Of heumat Ism. 4. w 3. b
$1s Mrs. larry Kay. who has been II with the
grip i Is Sableg to be OUT
4 home on arion II III. with pneumonia Is much
improved w 81
her sister. Mrs. Frank lin 3. Bowls, on Fulton
a Miss III Bessie Lamb. daughter Of Congressman
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Especial to THE. Times plspat eh, 4
ofSths Week In social circles was the wedding
{of Miss Martha zelma Hrkpat rick and Mr.,
TERRITORY, \ The ceremony eTAsS performed at
the home Of The ebrIhe's parents IN sharon
township few lles from Guar y. ~ ,Rey.
Mas boa,utifully deeolal I'd for the occeslon IN
q color scheme q pink, md white. great
no wodd Ing, lss X lex ia one nf Meels
Flenburg' q fatrast da tiers, and her father.
Mr. Att rkpatrlck one. q slts most snl,-
iii Tecspt ldIi was rendered tia brida party
and q humber Of friends at tho i irkpatrlcls
feast WRs Sspgesd q and after slppsg the Spegty
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!. [: J /. b. CHURCH..

Mr.. Jack Kng s III at his home ,ot typhoid 'esl
Mrs. stella Peace, Of tho Glimpse. widow Of
Geo Peace, Jr,i4 wi q make biher future home
with her parents near Black Creek.
S9 Mrs Mary fDuYall has sold her farm known
! as THii Fork to Mr. :AIntth s, who expects
4 to move In during this week. M. ~. u;
Mr. F, IS, Beal's little SON. ~ 81 ter. who has
been quite sick. lis thought ito BIO improving
5S5S Mrs. W. a.. Campbe who has been quite
sick with the grippe, is able to be out.
9S Mr.S and Mrs 8yWillar I'd Lpsconlb, Of Tunstall
visited their sister, Mrs. y. r. Apperson last
Week "a
ago while measuring lumber, is much i'm,
proved.
81 Mr. John aIcAilnn, OF westwood, has been
confined to his bed for several weeks,
x Mr. II. S. Beal made a. business trip to
Richmond during the past week.
living on the xarnS Of J. G.. Clopton. was very
badly burned last week while sleeping by the
81 Mr.. I,ee, Hughee, Of this place. expects to
make his future home near a tlee. III sS
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INV EsTHAM PT,o On. R DGE.

n
Sss ii 70. Edward Willis sof Pembroke, had as
her guests this Mrs. White, OF Lees.
Surg, Ioudoun county; ssand Mrs Masonfj. of
Hampton. 4. 3 3ls3 ,3 ~
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. Hutchinson. lot
Tes pal9re B sE & I, ana II
isr' Tankiih. 81 $Rdee. y - 'i
Tile Seondti 4 Of i j. Franklin has re-.
darln sSs he past ess
Visited friends near Ridge during the past
NJ Nh 5sSsass ,5sss4
i 9 Luther Holt spent 4 Sunday With his sister.
Will, and Aisnr Miss Alma
C!leatwood spend Sunday With relative Ct
81 81 Sea- 81 sprinsbroois was The
gusst 81 sirs Franklin, near hampton:
laats Frldny AZ ~ u Z, "a ~
ssSes ssssian Ness
ton 81 birthday Both teachers and scholars en-.
Joyeds the holiday Z. I. ~ I, y, IS
Agnes n 1sadenochS Viola q. Bartlett s,d)
ssys sT,Iss ssya ssapps4ssn rS5
Wife VIII sf naasneeR 5eseph BaasnssS
Charlie e lrnber'ak Meredith 81
SIS Primary Grade -Estell III Clark ~. Jennie
frank in S(15J yThettna Tyler III, 1Satle w od-
ward 5(D, I Bella Bad enoch (l7) Lizzie Wood
ward 1s}. Irwin Clark enry o. liver ~. W.
33p Floyd llver.9 who has been quite sick with
the grippe for the past week Us again al able
& Charlie NC Cloud. n l'of nchburg, and Mr.
IL .SlD, q Badenochi at .Cheswick. on Wednesday
Browning WHO t 81, from !, q load e
i feed Hast Tuesday and hurt himself quite
badly is improving .Y
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Church will u preside overi.ta s dairy 1unch
counters, where coffee chocolate sandwiches A
and salad Will be sold for the small sum
81. Master Melville starke. OF q Highland Park.
ei,tertalned quite number Of Ms .ilt a e
5ThOse present were, Gladys Vaughan, NJ ildrcd
Cole, Ethel Clara tlderaon. Me rgaret
S1iLtenger, Elizabeth Spratley; m odd QUE
&Devine, irwin Ira gle, Roy Todd, 4 Col ston
royal, Harrison 1snslow, ayid Scott Jessc
sDcvine !4
Little Manne Grnbs, Is Quite sick at the
Bowman. @s5 a 3 ID 55a s h
nj ss g@Ilat Uterine Wat kns. OF Fourth Ave-
nue. who has been quit sick for he past
week Is itlDrrvi g5 ssE2 sstS
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composite. picture party at her residence on

Composite picture party at her residence on
Elizabeth Heights, .es " i. " y. 55!l q
X Miss Ferlhn Greer, entertained tho Bessla
Dewey Hook Club Tuesday afternoon
5s An enjoyable meeting Of the Wonlan's CLUB
was held Monday aft ernoon ut tho carnegla
Library The club Is now engaged placing
pictures ana Libraries In the .rural schools
ana another project on hand is The. bedutifylng
tho grounds tf tbs baldwin school, M suburban
institution IA debate on the, qlIest lion; lser
solved, That public libraries shSud naye ni1,
nslians gssi tha a.natse @inRag W
Mrs. Preston il. WILKES, swho mas been the
g,est ,of her sstertj Mrs. g: NJ Carson has
returned to her home in E6rfolk. . Id
I Airs,I Il. IS. Bailey, pf Fhlladetpha, y visit
ing Mrs. 9. NJ. Patterson. a ~. ifF
y Miss Lucy Oates has gone 70 blrmnghanl,
Ala where she8yytll be the guest OF DE- anq
Mrs. Johnny. Stage, AN II 8 rs 6I
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BCrip IN the Air.

III is epidemic of influenza, or Grip !, q OF
Cold OF Pleurlsy, IS, due to sudden change
Sof temperature. 70 the melting snow or
streets, to the eager and nip
ping dir, to RcarelesshessSin5 chnt1ging ur \
8dcrciothng Sors outer clothing, any of
which may prepare the wa 70 IL winters
sickness s5s s3s 81 5
Why not protect yourself BY ca FRYING
snEvialSof Dr. Humphre s n Seven tye seven
3tswill Knock on the g ript break ~, 2
Cold and surely prevent an g tack u o.
Ppetirnonla. KS. if III
N At Druggists o cents, mailed
Humphreys !. Homeo. Mcdi cine Cos cor.
William and John Streets, New, * ork. Il IS
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my held by j. w, I4yons. @ Lyons t,as q
greater political pull than any, colorsd
leader, Eo is tile national comm It eel,l'ln
from Georgia, and q first -rate speak,s 4.
Me hsla Inc Siise fSsKGdei
Mckinley came into office ne displaced
rlllman, OF Tennessea, and gave the res
tistershlp to b, *. bruce, colorel. OF MIS-.
lsisslppl, Bruce had not been In of1lcoE
many yoars before he d!ed. and Lyons
succeeded to the place, =. e. paney,s
recorder OF deeds Of the, pistTict OF Cos
wears n He dispileed Cheat am ~ North
Caroline. There ,,re q number " Gpronni.
5nent colorcd men; ate r. 4 Da ney' place.
Nv. II, Powell, the ~ nited States munster
many years While Ea'nes Lyon, tho miitY5
ister ia I.sberta, has held mis- raace feifsF
years. ss fSs IN Z.
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"a music and dancing until the wee

enjoyed music and dancing until the we
wv, The p1anshters Of tho American Revolution
ngy celebrated George WashI ns ,th p Nrs
p' r, Hutchinson, An interesting sana r.
ote pogra'nme embracing gss ns aixsn ars
4n One Of the most inteyesting annopnoemsnts
81 tic season. is that Of the engags,m1,enti r. o.
sIe ss Jr %as made ah BY 4 NY
Ioseph teh ltnI,s maze In May. These young
people asd are among the most n9pp,sr ,o y
tharotse's social celes. ua s9n,isy u
ts ffrs Il Gibbons entertained at sewing
,,an,v < sd,esssuy afternoon IN honor % Mrs
Presion wakes II, R MeEeolk SIM NJ nj
MIS-. nj. nj. Murphy Monday afternoon,
Miss Lucy sntsssainen s,s ' EN-
Thursday at hey South HI y l,Yone Street home,
The first prize. g picture fell g Mss sad I
Polio Mo Tor ana the conSo q p02k, " ent
ia Hrs, f;Den Y ~ crimson. VI " tt4
Mo: NJ, n. q Wakefield res Hostess q Q
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" VI /. a, cl.A Nc Y. & n II N m OH Y.
Says; Gut Icnla sSurptl mo nj sore haA9A Z
after ny else had falls ~
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Negro office-H elders,

There are good places held by icolored
men MI yyas,ingI ton that q ~ much esirss 81
nv others II ( changes Are q toe pc maze
The best Of these Is res terofs the saas sss
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-03
BABY SPENDS DAY IN
A REAL FAIRY LAND
Sees Big Bear OF "LIttIe Golden
Locks" and Wolf Which Ate
Red Rldlnq Hood


Chattering and laughing, with her
big eyes taking in the sights Of a
lovely world which she had never be-
fore entered. S-year-old baby girl was
found rambling In Eastlake park yes
terday afternoon.
The tot had been noticed spending
several hours OF leisure playing on the
grass of the park. and talking and call
ing to the animals. The morning hours
were spent near the cage of the great
big bears, and after ascertaining that
they We're the real bears OF the Little
Golden Locks" story, and that the
prairie coyote near by was the mastica-
tor Of Red Riding Hoods grandmother.
the child would not leave the spot and
attracted much attention by asking for
stories on the two subjects OF fairyland.
Late in the afternoon she wearied Of
the sport and a desire for food occu-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-03
LESSONS IN METAPHYSICS
McIvor- TyndaII Institute of Psychic
Science to Offer Course

The McIvor-Tyndall Institute OF
Psychic Science. at 1901 South Grand
avenue, announces series of lessons
in practical metaphysics for the new
year The classes will be all under
the direct supervision of the president
of the Psychic Science alliance. DR..
Alexander j. McIvor-Tyndall, and
those taking up the study will be
taught the esoteric meaning of ancient
mysticism, as well as the underlying
principle of all the new metaphysical
movements. The object of the course
of instruction is to make clear to the
practical mind the actual advantages of
individual development and the appli-
cation Of the psychic forces in every
Day life.
Dr. McIvor-TyndaIl will remain in
charge Of the institute for the present.
but will leave later on for the east,
when the work will be left in charge
Of competent teachers.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-03
REGRET EXPRESSED AT
RESIGNATION OF RECTOR
The Rev. Or. George Thomas Bowling
Leaves Pastorship of Christ
Episcopai Church

In church circles great surprise has
been manifested over the resignation
Of the Rev. DIR. George Thomas Dow
ling from the rectorship of Christ Epis-
copal church, and of the Rev. Charles
w. Naumann, assistant minister of the
same church, which will take effect
June 2, 1906. ss,. "
The vestry of the church had mani
Tested it's devotion to DIR. Bowling by
requesting him to remain, and upon his
REFUSAL in making him pastor emeritus
Of the church for life. Dr. Dowling
lea = the active ministry on the
thirty-fifth anniversary Of his entering
1t. on account of continued i'll health.
Resolutions were passed regarding
the resignation of both DIR. DowIing
and his assistant. A committee has
been appointed to secure a rector, of
which DR.. Dowling is chairman, and
Judge Albert M. Stevens, G. Chaffet
and Rufus H. Heron members.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-03

pied her attention. Besides. upon leav-
ing the restrictions Of home, she wore
only thin blue frock for dress and
the air was cold.
A big man in blue with brass but
tons offered the proper shelter. and the
baby was taken to the police station,
where she lisped out Josephine Guidera
as her name.
Late yesterday afternoon the tots
father called at the station and re-
turned to his home with the wanderer.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-03
WAR TO BE WAGED ON
ADULTERAT0RS OF HONEY
State Bee Keepers Association, in
Convention at Los Angeles, viii
Ask More Stringent Law

Ask More Stringent Law
Determined war will be waged upon
the adulterators of honey from this
time hence by the State Bee Keepers
association. which opened a two days
session in Los Angeles yesterday after
noon. Members of the association say
that the law is defective and the pen
atty is so small as to go unnoticed by
the law breakers
Another subject to come up for dis
cussion is the recent dismissal from
Office of the bee inspectors of San Diego
and Santa Barbara counties.
Fifty members of the association
were present when t. o. Andrews
president, called to order the open
meeting in the board of directors room
in the chamber of commerce. Promi-
nent bee keepers in attendance are B.
G. Davis. Springhill. Tenn, Snd S.
Sewar, Japanese representative OF the
industry at the st. Louis exposition.
both of whom will deliver addresses to-
day.
No regular program has been ar
ranged, excepting a number of i'm
promptu remarks from those in attend
ance. and the sessions will be given
over to informal discussion of import
ant subjects.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-03
DEATH OF NATIVE DAUGHTER
Mrs. Belle w. Conrad Passes Away In
San Francisco

Word has been received here of the
death OF Mrs. Belle w. Conrad OF San
Francisco at her home in that city. She
was well known in Los Angeles. having
been prominently identified with the
Native Daughters of the Golden West.
She was one OF committee from
this Organization to veceive Mckinley
and Roosevelt on their trip to this
state. She was also representative Of
the Native Daughters in St Louis at
the fair. Her work in behalf Of Cali
fornia has made her uame familiar
throughout the state. She was born In
1854 in San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Misses Tetslaff and Nordby, well
known among Los Angeles ladies' for
their skill in treatment OF electric
baths Swedish massage. etc. will open
their own parlors at 44o South Hill
street for business Tuesday. January 3.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-03
CITY GOVERNMENT
WILL Be REBORN
NEW MAYOR ASSUMES DUTIES
TODAY
Owen MoAleer Has Completed List Of
Appolntees--Cou viii Per-
feet organIzatIon--Forma-
ton Of Committees

This morning a new city government
will come into being. Mayor McAleer
viii succeed Mayor Snyder as the chief
executive of Los Angeles and the new
council will take the place of the old
The old council will meet as usual at
10 o'clock, but the only business trans
acted will be the approval of the min
utes. After that the council will adj
journ sine die.
The new council will at once take
the places surrendered by the old MEM
bers. Organization will be the first
thing in order. The new councilmen
held O. caucus Sunday evening, at which
q slate was decided upon. No an
nouncement of this slate has been
made, but the political guessers assert
that the organization will be as fol-
lows:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-03
summerIand President

Theodore Summeriand will be the
new president. Blanchard of the Ninth
ward will be chairman of the board of
public works and Kern will be a MEM
ber. The identity of the other men,
ber is uncertain.
Kern will, it is expected, be the chair
man of the sewer committee. The city
will be in need OF his experience and
skill during the next few months, they
say, in carrying out the plans for the
construction of the outfa1l sewer.
1--WE are In a bad tangle at the pres
ent time" said city official yesterday
land skill and patience will be required
to extricate us.
Questions of the greatest importance
confront the city in connection with the
outfall sewer. The city attorney and
city engineer are working hard to solve
these difficulties, but the sewer COM
mittee has it in it's power to be great
aid or great hindrance in carrying out
the plans formulated.
"Summerland will ieal'e the commit
tee by virtue of becoming president Of
the council and Nofziger will retire
Kern is the only old member who will
remain, and it would be a great pity
if his services should be lost from this
committee at so critical time"
1t is believed that the craftsmanship
of the supply committee will go to
Houghton, on account of his experience
in that line of work since he became a
member Of the council. He succeeded
to the post on that committee made
vacant by Davenport's retirement.
Healy Of the Eighth is mentioned for
the Craftsmanship of the building COM
mittee. The only work of Importance in
sight for this committee at present lis
the completion of several bridges now
under construction and the building Of
some engine houses.
Mayor McAleer has determined upon
the personnel of the commissions, with
one or two exceptions. and has selected
his private secretary. Although Mr..
McAleer has divulged the names of
these appointees to a few personal
friends, he has persistently declined to
make them public until he sends them
to the council
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-03
Collision on Rock Island
By Associated Press.

I5y AEsDclated Frefs
LOGAN. N. NJ, Jan. 2.-While east
Sound on the switch back near here. at
an early hour this morning, the Golden
State Limited of the Rock Island rail-
road crashed into switch engine, BAD
ly damaging both locomotives and se-
yerely injuring the engineers and fire.
men. None Of the passengers were
hurt beyond a general Shaking up.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-03
Hotel Pepper

WIN be open to the public for inspec-
tion and for the selection of rooms.
commencing on January LIST. and the
house viii be opened informally on jan
uary bth. when meals win be served.
and the public win have an opportunity
Of being shown through the finest fur
nished hotel on the Pacific coast. and to
all music loving people win say that at
p m. Of January all who call at the
hotel will have an opportunity OF listen
ing 70 some Of the best local talent,
both in vocal aud instrumental music,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-03
ADJUSTMENTS

MAsON--ssThe Millionaire
HHLA8C0--"The Man From Mexico"
BUnBANK--"Old led Prouty,"
ORPHEUlf--Vaudevi
GHAND--yssis HonIsins."
CAsINO--Vaudevflle.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CHUTEs--Cohcert and Zoo.
A9COT-Roces.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-03
Coulter Dry Goods Company
Energy Pudding

Plain, simple, delicious dessert; can
be baked and served in twenty minutes.
It is poor mans luxury; cost is next to
nothing; one package will feed fifteen
people. 10 cents.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-03
ABOUND THE TOWN

The Herald win pay $40 IN cash to any ono
fufpishing evidence that win lead to the arrest
and conviction of any person caught stealing
copies Of The Herald from tho premises Of
our Datrons.
THE HERALD.