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The state herald., 1905-11-17
A new assortment of
ladies and misses caps
just in. Come in and
see them.
LEBLANC 4 SCHEUNEMANN.

Business men should show their faith
In thsir town aud county by keeping
their business houses we'll painted. Nov
We arc not paid by the paint dealers to
say this but say It because 1t is n reason.
able proposition. When u stranger goes
into q town and sees bust.
meas houses badly in need Of paint, no
very naturally concludes that either the
business men are doing poor business
or they have very little faith in the out.
come OF the town and country aud ARE
keeping their money in shape to take
With them when they leave tor some 9th.
or point, A failure to keep business ho.
uses painted 10 no, economy for the own.
or looses not only by the damage TO his
building but si1o by tho property invest.
ors who are turned away by the unpsin.
ted buildings.
The state herald., 1905-11-17
Htsps the Cough

Laxative Bromo. .Quinine Tablets cure
a cold IN one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price % centa.
The state herald., 1905-11-17

Go to A I. O'Connor's to buy your
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STARVING IN
AUGUSTA.
Men and Women Who Are in Need
Bowoitch & Webster's and Percy w.
Means' Liberal Offer.

There are scores Of people ~ NJ
gust; md vicinity who are starving III
the miHst oi plenty. This is not be-
cause they are iii need Of food. but be
.calIs,. they cannot digest the food they
eat.
our leading druggists, Bowditch &
Webster ami Percy w. Means. make
a liberal offer Ia all whose stomach is
weak ami caun" property digest the
food. They have recently received u
large supply Of Mi-o-nH, 4 remedy for
lie cure Of stomach troubles, and Will
sell il under an absolute guarantee"
that if costs nothing unless il cures.
on" little tablet out Of 80 ctnt box
of NIi-O-na before meals. and You can
eat what you like and when you like.
You will have no more heahhcheS,
lhackaches. heartburn, or indigo Sti"n
Mi-o-n;, will give YOU perfect health
ami strength.
Get y box of tho tablets today. WIN
powditch 4 Wrbstrrs and Percy W
Means. guarantee to refund the money
| if thry. do not cure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-27
STATE HOUSE.
Commissioner Gilman Is
Pleased With Maine Fairs.
Interesting Figures Concerning
Railroad Matters in Maine.
Work on New Bridge at Bingham Progress
ing We'll.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next meeting OF Governor and Coun'
Gil, Friday, Oct. 10, at 10 A. M.

Hon. 4. ". Gilman, commissioner o.
agriculture. came over from his nom"
in FoXcroft, vest, rtiaN morning, 70 Pun
| Id Il Icw hours ~ work at II" depart
Incnt. Mr.. Gilman is Il very busy mar
iii Present. for iii addition - III" reEu-
lar duties Of his Office. he is arranging
for III. farmers Institutes which are 10
b. held ia different parts Of The state
durire ih.. ran AMI winter, keeping IN
touch with the EloWn-lail moth Situa-
ton, and planning q crusade against
IN. NJ. which will be started when tn"
conditions are ripe. and is also visit
W.; the different fairs Of the State as
they con" along. This latter snhjec:
sometimes brings to the attention Of
The commissioners Il problem that IS Of
ton p"rplC King. ana yesterday. when
The JbUrra, HAN called 1T I'll" depart
lreut, Mr.. GIltn:n had spread b. ior"
i'm on his desk. Invitations from fly"
different agricultural societies. asking
Tim "a attend tiItir fairs, AL of which
came 1T IT,. same time. II Was inIpOS-
sible to accept al, although he would
have much desired Ia do 50, aud the
=. risiufl finally r"ach' Il WAS that h."
stouli visit the Exeter fair. which
commences. to-day. ANA 70 from there
tu The. pisc.taduis Central fair AT Fax
rOft.
In spc:lking Gf The different fairs
:, hich have. thus far been held, this
season. Mr.. Gilman said that in cacs
al them witch he had had the pleasure.
81 attending. n" had noticed that they
Were Of Il high order Of excellence and
that III" agricultural people Of the
STATE ,\cr. bcro ming NOR. Interested
III liz. exhibitors each wear. The .y-
hibitious have been wei planned, Al /,
tn. details have been carried ont in q
NAV that Was very satisfactory. am!
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act 3.-Harbor Of St. MichaePs by
Moonliuht,

y S"1% Of home. lIy1rN;rd shadows
the steps Of the Norman princess
Mad shall u. till the last SQUAD
hat he'd ii: III. nest OF William the
'"4pucr"r IS linhs 70 the vultures."
The lsm"rlian spy. The most beau
tjfrl crratuT" IL" ln"oilb'.;sms ever
tisarri. and. by tn" bt3rt Of Omar! I
wish had b,cn 4 !n,onbcam.' The
string al pc;':ls. May the head Of the
i&ln,,"!inn on III" walls or his enemies
hang. The cInDhrhing song. Robert
ana III" knights set safi for the Holy
War. Farewell 10 the land 50 dear"
Tin. ark ami unchnr "
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Best for Children.

Mothers 10 careful of Tie health Of
your children. Look out for Coughs
Colds. Group and Whooping Cough. stop
them in tmc-Onc Minut" Cough cure y
the best remedy Harmless and pleasant.
Confirms no opiates. A. L. Spaffnrd.
tmas;er ut Chester. Mich, says: Our
little girl was unconscious. during 2 sud
den and terrible attack Of Group. , nlre"
doses half an hour apar; Of One Minute
Cough cure speedily cured her Sold by
pOWDITCH. WEBSTER 8 co.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Gettysburg and Washington Tour.
Leaves Boston, Friday, oct 9Th.
$&2.00 covers every expense, except
supper on the Fail River Line, for trip
Of Il week.
Beautiful and interesting drives over
The fllnnu, battlefield under escort Of
experienced guide. Magnificent seem
trv of Penn Mar and Eluc Mountains.
stop in Reading. sPa., for u trip 10 MI.
Penn. Tine" days III Washington ana
visit 80 Philadelphia.
'rhiS is III" most delightful ana va
ria trip OF Tie season. Longer stop
over If desired. For illustrated timer
ary apply 10 J. u. Scott. y. T.. r. A.,
800 Washington ST. Boston. Mass.
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Numerous and Worthless.

Everything is in tho name when it
comes To- Witch Hazel Salyr. T.. g. De
Witt * Go. OF Chicago discovered SOM"
years ago how - make ! $ilHc from
Witch Hazel that il 4 ,rccitt' Tor Piles.
For blind. bleeding. itrlln. and Ir0irrd-
ing Plies. cc2cma. cuts. burns. bruises and
All Skin diseases. brWitts sSaiv" has no
equal. TINS has given rise I" numerous
worthless curnt"rfciti. Ask for Dc
Wii'&-thc genuine. Sold by BOW
DITCH, WERSTEI: & CO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-27

Local checker enthusiasts are much
iMtrrret,l in III" match between Chap
man :,ud Irish. NOW being held in
Lewiston, for the championship Of thu,
State. I.ntn are wei known among
local drvotcrs Of the game, having
played many games with members Of
the Union Checker club. Interest in
The local field. too. promises q revival.
soon, ana many are getting their
che kcr boards ready FOR the winters
activity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-27
In Waterville

Tho it'll. Mi-o-na tablets sold by
Co " Dorr. the druggist, have be-
come dcservcdly popular. MI. Do'r
guarantees that Mi-o-na VIII Iidke
thin people fat regulate digestion. AMI
increase health. or else there VIII De
ia cflrrr for the remedy. ana the ptii
chase price will he returned on de-
nlaflG s+}sFs4esg,. c-'t
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ACT 2.-Dungeon Beneath Canterbury
Cath sdra.

Hugh 4" PIganvs awaits his doom.
His li'"rhtion by GOdiva. For thy
SAKE I obey" PcrrlrXity OF Rarthclc-
my. The chair Of st. Augustine.
"iiah, Whit are these keys" Strug-
Il" b'tH,.'iI IarIhclcIHy ana Godiva.
"l.:rris cf. y am the sister of Robert
of No,n"niy." Tile Norman princess
in ch'fr,S. The death ku-l ittrlh-l..-
my accuses the princess before th,.
Duk" Of Normandy. I;ohcrt'S attempt
ut QUICK vengeance. GodivH rescued by
I'll" archbishop. Hold. No woman
dirth It he! brothers hand in my
;rchhishopli The sentence com
mut"'l Iarth. lcmy finds tho amulet.
He IuurS into tn" ear Of his cont sSur
thr tale II nis youthful passion. The
vision If the holy lance. The mark OF
tar. The weeping virgin. Why
suffers God His storm the flowers 10
blast ESCAPE of the mailman. "The
chains held Il raging lion. not Here
ward the Saxon" Vow to cxterminatc
the r;;"" Of William the tonQucrur.
The lrn'iv pilgrimage 10 Jerusalem.
''As clay III the skii!'ul rotler's hands"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-27

knights OF tn" Temple. Conservation
vows of The Knights. The Tcmplars'
Hymn. Hugh d. TtGHncs ana Godiva.
Til" sword ;,nI the cross united. Grand
HlleGol zeal tublcIu.
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ACT 1.-THE Plains of Bethlehem.

Christmas dawn III" r.thl,-h,nl
nHiiS. y christmas carol. Gndiva at
III" tent Of Tatrrtd. The white ami
silver aonfanun. How vain al my
m"ckine; hopes" Tn" dream of th,.
Ink" Of Nornandy... The Prince Of
Peace. Angel choir. Distress of Rob
'r'. II was born - knight, but Il saint
never. tn" starving Knights. II will
meyer turn back till IN" last enemy Of
thu cross hath bowed 10 the emblem of
Christianity" The alarm, To ARMS.
soldiers of the cross" Godfrey of
Bnuillon. The minstrel. Saracen am
bnssHdors. Stratagcm Of tho Emir or
'a"shrca. Tnncreh's angry refusal Of
the hNibe. ''Bcgnnc, And thy gold
With thee" TIL" appeal Of Peter the
Hermit. Hohcmond's nrftrious plan
Tn" prodigy Of the whit. dove. 4
miracle" Alteration of ih,. holy lance
Down witt the hlasphcmcr," The
"l'tr;il of fire. Tragic death of Bar
thclcIry. IT" your swords ana lances
warriors" Advance of the MoSlrmS
chas"H Roland. The battle. Victory
Of the Knights. The interrupted song
OF triumph. Abduction of the Norman
ladies. Th" Gypsy maids. Thou hast
ny hear, pretty maid, ana now thou
| wor:Idrst have my hand" >Thr fortune
| teller 'bcstruction hcfall thee
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ACT 5.-Grotto of the IsmaeIians or
Mt. Lebanon

Godiva 1T the mercy of the f.mir.
The Sar2rcn orchestra. Song OF the
Scimitar. Tn" 1smaclian's offer Of
rcsru" Godiv;'s defiance. The sword
and IN cross. 'Bcnrath this emblem
IF faith stand secure" The call to
arms. Tn" ride for life. Valor Of the
minstrel. Holy Ishlnacl. What cuur-
iG"'' Defeat 81 tn" ISml"liunS. Hugh
i" I"Snn':: throws of his disguise.
The rrSe u'r rescued. At last my
dream G"div;l's plea. Wrath nf th,
duke. DO thou touch one hair Of his
mead. Robert of Normandy. aud thou
rr"SS'si hi:"'i'S With Godfrey Of Eouil-
ION.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-27

TIE following corporation has fi"l its
certificate. of organization at the office
Of the secretary Of state:
H.. Wht-ScitZ Co. organized nj Au-
gIiEtH, for the purpose Of dealing in al
kinds II goods. wares ana merchandise
in the lire Of q wholesale and retail
furnitur" business with $100.o00 capital
stock. Of which nothing is paid in.
Officers: President. y. 7. Bibb"r of Au-
pliStn: treasurer W. :. Lee of Augusta.
Ccrtih.nt" approved Sept -, 1905.
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~. The Mosque of Omar. Head.
quarters Of the Knights Of the ren,,Ia

Inc song Of the Lutte. "plumcd
knight With hilted sword .uaaorina1
r6prrS' nittion Of the n,,ia,, = =.
orusade-France. German. E.a,,
Italy, Norway. Ireland, Sro,,ona '' - T r,u,
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STORY OF FIRST CRUSADE
Synopsis Of the Seven Acts of This
Great Production.

FoilrWing IS synopsis of the seven
| acts Of The First Crusade" thai beau-
| tiful art musical production which An
Susta is so fortunate rs to have re-
pcatrd here Ut the Opera House. Mon
day evening, October ..
ACT 1.-Canterbury Cathedral
Masons repairing the apsc. En-
hiematic drill and labor song. Work
with gauge and gavcl, with plumb ana
leve! prove" The Mason from WA,
What Mason ever turned his hack to
= brother il DISTRESS" Edgar AtbeI;n,,
and Sir Walter Tyrrel discuss IN. HnIy-
War. Il h; L. that piOus old crab He
Fuckers me up like a lump Of alum. :
Inc little rcga! pages. Plot of the king
10 rob the church. Hot controversy
between King William Ruf,,s anl,
Archbishop AnSelm. Norman knir.hf.
return from the conquest of SrotlunJ
Grimes call The ladies' ana minds Of
Canterbury to receive the kui"hts
l;oh''rt Of N"rinany, brother of The
X ing. visits England t. secure nid +,
prosecute the Holy War. Hugh de.
t':iGHu"s-"Pi,k = man Il cross e,yor,i,;
with me-" Sentence Of death The
Princess Godivt pleads for the SPY.
"Thr sentence Of The King shall pre-
vail. II" shall die Peter tile Hermit.
The childrcn's crusade song. Mad elo-
G!IrnCe OF the palmer. TO arms. We
r!"hlo Knights. ON To J"rusalcmI God
wills X" Knights and Masous enlist
for The Holy War. Where reared our
patron. Hiram. the tempt, Of Solomon.
there will we erect Il living tcmDlc of
liberty ana justice. Tn" red cross.
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a missionary among Jour-
nal readers-The little
want ad. Have you been
converted?
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ACT 6.-JerusaIem.

AlItG'riral representation Of Israel.
tribute to tn" brave. Story of the con-
quest. The pilgrim from Canterbury.
How sccmcth this like dream,
Jerusalem. the holy city. in the
han's Of Christians" The assassins.
Rescued by the minstrel. knights
h"Splt Hers of st. John. Il would
orihS under III" banner Of the cross an
or"er "f knights who would protect the
i'Ni"@ fe guard the tomb. the emblem
~ drhfh. would guard The tcnrIc.
~" emblem of life" The recognition.
'ly "thIlrt. Tell me again, my father.
w" am Identification Of Hugh d.
ihEiil"S. bc.tth Of Godfrey the Priest
~ I" say il. or am drcaminrr''
VOW OF Hugh Dc paGanos. II am !
N.'Sn'. and = Knight of the Temple
Hermit ~
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Hon. l.. r. Carton, chairman Of the
commission Of inland fisheries ana
game. returned. yesterday morning.
from & trip ~ Grc'nvillc. Wh'r II"
V "nt. Monday. for tile purpos" If ap-
pr:rin% in two mooS" cases. th" Stat:
IS. f'ug"n" Nnpra. Henry pc;tSc iu,'
Johnnie Pc.IS'-. All of ChosunCook lake.
for killing Il hull and Cow moose il!
close time i'll l?nf but owing t. thu
absence Of III" principal witness for
il. government. III" ease WIS post =
l"nci until D,t :. ~ which dat" u
viii Il" heard before rri#l Justice
Fletcher OF GI,cuyill".
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-27

Following is an abstract from the an
NAL returns from some Of the railroad
companies Of he State. which have
been made to III" board Of railroad
commissioners. for the year ending
June 80 1906:
Portland ami Rumfnrd Falls Railway
Number of miles operated. Is. 05; CAPT
tII stock, 5000 0nn; dividend declared
during the year. six per cent: gross
opcrating expenses. S311 ?53 -: income
from operation. $3.50. 100 %; miscellHne-
ouS income. $l0,f0! 40: total income
S3l5. 16i.45: total deductions from in
come. I31,15S.4f; net income. S. n06. Ol
surplus from operation for the wear
ending June 10 1901. $3.50. 1li.6S: surplus
from operation for the year ending June
20. 1906. So? Oh! total rIsScngy earn
mcs. SI3i 1865: total freight earnings
$,lIS4,5t: total other earnings. $>233.:"S
revenue frcm mail. Si112.itS: revenue
rrom express $SS5.If1: extra baggage
and forage, Sl49350: other items. Slf3.
Nh. interest ON notes. $g.6:;',.19: orhrl
scl,r,fS. S2.n.,l.3i; rent If real cStat,
St6S. 70: maintenance OF way and Siruct
u,cS. SIT, i0f. 81: maintenance of equip
mcnt. $11.3il.15; conducting transport,
lion. Si6n go. As; general expenses, SIS,
tp6 25: pcrcentage OF expenses 10 earn
i,,rs 4. rs pcr cent: number Of paSScnE
ers carried earning revenue. 1897
number Of passengers carried one mile
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11
@.s l4@srs

One of the leading social events in
Catholic circles will be the entertain
ment this evening at Blanchard hall,
given by the women of st. Patricks
church, Vernon, and the church of the
Blessed Sacrament, Hollywood. The
articles remaining from the recent fair
will be auctioned off. Music will be
furnished by Arends orchestra. The
hall will be decorated with American
flags and wild mustard by the altar
societies of the two parishes. The pro-
ceeds will be for the church debts.
The following program will be rem
dered by well known Los Angeles peo-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11
Woman Wants HELP.

The woman who has suffered much
and has not regained her health though
she has spent money freely may only
accepts and pays for "the operation 4"
which she may be urged to undergo.
Many of the busy, well-meaning, but
not fully informed general practice
doctors fail to recognize the cause of
symptoms that are plain reading to the
specialist who has devoted more than
an ordinary lifetime to the study and
treatment of women.
Many practitioners, who are well
informed and skillful in the treatment
of fevers and other acute troubles have
not had time and opportunity to con-
slider and learn the meaning of women s
symptoms and so fall into the error of
treating them for Dyspepsia" oheart
trouble" "nervous exhaustion" etc. g,
when the real disease is in the special
feminine organism about which they
have probably failed to make single
inquiry, and thus, treating for the
wrong thing what can be expected but
a further aggravation of the symptoms
and the discouragement of the patient?
A proper remedy like DR.. Pierce S
FAvoRITE PRESCRIPTION, specially de-
signed for and directed to the seat of
these diseases would have saved the
patient incalculable suffering, much
time and many dollars.
1t is we'll said that "a disease fully
understood is more than half mas
tered"
DR.. Pierce and his staff of specialists
undarefonH anA aucaaas fu1 1lu traat fbo.,-
sands of these cases every year. In
many of them "FAvoRITE PREsoRIP-
TIoN" alone does the work and in
cases too complicated by delay and
mistreatment they have at their COM
mand all the means known TO Modern
Medical Science, and their advice is
free and freely given when asked for
either in person or by letter.
DR.. Pierce invites correspondence,
treats it as a most sacred confidence
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11
SAFE CRACKERS USE
NITROGLYCERINE
TAKE STRONG BOX FROM SAFE
IN WAREHOUSE
S45 IS ALL THEY SECURE
Tools Found Lying About Were the
Same Ones Used In a Previous
Robbery, Indicating Organized
Band Is at Work
S45 IS ALL THEY SECURE

Effecting their entrance through a
skylght and using the cashiers coat
to muffle the sound Of the explosion,
robbers blew open the safe Of the
Kaufman, Davidson e Company ware
house, 1890 North Main street, early
yesterday morning, and secured s45 in
cash. No one heard the explosion and
it was not learned that the warehouse
had been robbed until the office was
opened by one of the employees at 7
o'clock yesterday morning.
The door of the safe was torn from
it's hinges by the explosion of charge
of nitroglycerine, and the tools which
the robbers used were strewn about the
office in confusion, as If the men had
left in haste.
Lying by the broken door of the safe
were the torn and tattered remains of
an office coat, owned by Cashier Adolph
Cohn. This coat, without a doubt, had
been used by the robbers to deaden the
sound of the explosion when the safe
was broken open, and it is thought
that no one heard the explosion, owing
to the use of the cashiers wearing
apparel for this purpose.
Take Strong Box
After the door of the safe had been
blown off, the strong box inside was
broken open with heavy crowbar ana
the contents stolen. The robbers then
made their escape through the sky
light in the same manner they had
entered the building.
This is the second safe that has been
broken open in the last week, and
each time the same outfit of tools has
been used. 1t is believed by the police
that an expert gang of safecrackers is
working in the city, and every effort
is being made to capture them.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11

and has in his possession many thou,
sands of letters from permanently
cured patients expressing their graft
tude and satisfaction.
Address DR.. Pierce, care Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo,
N. Y. All mail securely sealed.
"FAvoRITE PRESCRIPTION" is an
efficient and absolutely safe remedy
for all uterine arrangements, leucor-
rhea, inflammation, bearing-down, pro-
lapsus, etc. 1t is not narcotic or stimu-
lative in its composition.
THE SECRET OUT.
To refute the many false and malici-
Gus attacks, bogus formulas and other
untruthful statements published con-
cerning Doctor Pierce's World famed
Family Medicines, the Doctor has de-
cided to publish all the ingredients
entering into his "Favorite Prescrip-
tion" for women. Hereafter every
bottle of these medicines leaving the
great Laboratory at Buffalo, N. Y, will
bear upon it a full list of all the in
gradients entering into the compound,
made entirely from native roots, barks
and herbs. The ingredients of the
IdNoIlOc lcsCIlElIloh 10 pIepdT6u
from Blue Cohosh root, Lady's Slipper
root, Unicorn root, Golden Seal root
and Rattleweed root. The exact work.
ing formula for making this medi-
cine cost Doctor Pierce and his cola
borating chemist and pharmacist many
years of study and experiments but as
perfected they produce almost perfect
pharmaceutical compounds embodying
all the active, medicinal principles re-
siding in the roots employed, and
this too in such form and combination
as to keep unchanged in any climate.
The use Of alcohol is entirely avoided
in their manufacture and instead an
agent is employed which possesses val
liable medicinal properties, being a
demulcent, anti-ferment and nutrient.
"The Peoples Common Sense Med
ical Adviser" This work is sent abso-
lutely free on receipt of stamps to pay
mailing only. Send 2l one-cent stamps
for the edition bound in paper, or 81
stamps for the cloth-bound. Address
Or. II. v. Pierce. Buffalo. N. Y.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11

pie: "Serenade" (Ambrose), Miss
Luise Giese; vocal solo, May Time"
(Speaks), Miss Mary Merrick; vocal
solo, IF 1 Were a Rose" (Messeldorf),
Miss Adelaide Mcneil, accompanied by
Miss Jennie Winston; recitation, Miss
Louise Blondeau; contralto solo, Miss
Eva Twist; original piano composition,
DR.. John NJ. Loretz; piano duo Misses
Katherine and Mona Bell; vocal solo,
(a) For All Eternity" (Marschroni,
(b) Der Leng" (Hilbach), Miss Lydia
Gross. Addresses will be made by the
Rev. D. w. ]. Murphy and the Rev.
P. ]. OReillY. the pastors.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11

I'D I'll promise @ please y0u--Las Palmas
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11
GRANTED DIVORCE AND ALL
BUT $500 OF $4,000 ESTATE

Judgment in favor of the plailitiff
was given yesterday by Judge Bordwell
in the suit for divorce brought by Mrs.
Nora O'Laverty against her husband.
], j. O'Laverty. The $4,000 Of prop
erty was also given to the woman, with
a. small share of $500 reserved for the
husband.
The second day of the O'Laverty
trial was uneventful, with the excep-
tion OF an early morning episode
which nearly caused trouble in the
court room. One of O'Layerty's wit
nesses was called to the stand and was
found to have braced himself for the
occasion by imbibing too freely. He
was taken from the court room by the
bailiff.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11

j. d, FItEDEIlIOhSI
District Attorney.
by Hartley Shaw Chief Deputy"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11
An Attaek Of oroup Warded On

"Our little girl, two and one-half
years old, woke up coughing with the
Group one evening recently. We hap
pened TO have some of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy on hand md gave her
two doses of 1t. She went back to
sleep and woke up next morning with
out trace Of cold. 1t is certainly a
great medicine" says A. j. Luginbill,
edlsSr Of Star, Villa I;ica, Ga. An at
tack Of Group can always be warded
off by giving this remedy as soon as
rne croupy cough appears. 1t has been
in use for many years and has never
been known to fail. 1t contains no
opium or other harmful drug and may
be given to the smallest child with
perfect confidence. For sale by ali
leading druggists.