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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-06-01

DIR. Richards, of Audubon, will
be at the Park Hotel Tuesday, June
9Th. Eye glasses and spectacles.
Weakeyes defective vision and head
ache specially.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-06-01

Professor Repass, of Dexter. was
in the city yesterday and today.
Although he did notmention it we
learn that he will be one Of the in
structor's at the institute, teaching
music, algebra aud photography.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-06-01

Born to Mrs. Anton Arbes on May
25 at Wadena, Minnesota nine
pound girl. Mrs. Arbes will be re-
membered by her many young
friends in this city and country
south OF town as Miss Louise Mar
tbs. Her friends here all wish hap
piness in her welded life and a
source eff never ending JOY in this
her first born. Mrs. Arbes is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Claus
Martis former we'll known and re-
spected citizens of South Extra
Township.
One of the largest deals made in
the county was that of over two
weeks ago when D. E. Stranger
and 7. E. Mcclure traded over 700
acres of land to Mrs. l.. l.. Leet of
Audubon for her shares of stock in
the First National Bank of this
city. The gentleman then sold this
stock to Senator J. E. Bruce OF At
lantic for $40, 100. We publish this
at this late date and offer in explain
alton the reason for its non-appear-
ance sooner is that the write up be-
come mislaid the day we went to
press and the error was not discov-
cred until after publication.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-06-01
DAMS h Celebration.

At Brayton Monday next June
5th, all day. Shooting match and
ring riding for prizes, platform
dance. COMMITTEE
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02

E17r.- u. 6 81 III
1f1HE GUARDIAN nil n M j0f O1utR2 l1ut ,blay.

~ rsThe.. forespostt biologist opfl our day
NJ. Metschnikof. has shown the wO
ioY sciefrce that 'the4es afe 'lencoc tesh 8
lrbkoG thpt tnctasfscaNsnxer OK pols8lneM
log9S gatss%SR sSt it HS 5a5ss s5S fS}i
Hl9hhertts in bxr b3ohdg . nv afiohs l6h nsrhe
tissues by these policemen ana destrtoyy;esd. toyy;esd
ssadf' 0ioeff iated 'pft,ad3 dbtbS
these blood dcell poisen,ep M Tn, d Slassesyles,
and we enjoy, immunity from dissfle so
: fofESs o,ff'biSod coiItains blSfAt Atsof I3hago-
. sN4ss and Ied bIpSd scorpafflesysys feur
nsauer tstu4 OH OH 6Th house M X ofae Ii e
3 srHpsARetriI. ofaib observation-disclosures
c44iat lnade &c fro% fobtt gnd IT IT. ita!
;seuts 1hconse 3tf altbli5EflaN DR.. gR0fsHs
s1es ss Msd'fsi fsa bRssdf{S sags sifa If
paisorisfronH tte SbIoodgl I'm rssfnc Wsis the
/ fsrolcsmen; il the blood are ,incressed jim
nilmber and strengthYso that we are pat
inthe best po4sibfe' shsbe to4fesist disease
? t-to curssDeiiralgia. coldsvcatarrh, and il.
1 ciplciit consumption - :L.
io Nifl,e niofe stiidy Aid tirlle is given ID TIT
ssrbject the more we lhndrthst the. blood ID
th aoted spetiaist q e. Bnffaio, s = NE M htait1 #
Z and ctrnfhrtlof the avsrage person tsopsnds
entirely on this blood. supplv77ifor the hear:
must have pure Blood 81 it VIII not pump
pnrM keep the body supplied Regularly IKE
Z the beautiful aatomatic sngins it isr The
nerves must be fed on pure blood--Tor We
suffer the pain Of neuralgia, Which Is the
i cry ofithe .staJyed nerves for food- d Head-
aches, cold in the head, catarrh-and many
other things are due to stagnationl of the
: bloed.T TGaZy!oI HWOuA iieW nous
DR.. Pierce s Pleasant Pellets, are mild
laxative. No other medicine equals them
D(ur gentleneas and .horouShness. n
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02
Do Not Suppress a Cough.

When you have a cough 90 \
try to suppress it, but remove ]
cause. The cough is only syn
tom of some disease, and the dlse1
is what YOU should cure. then j
cough will stop OF itself ne 'll|
common cause oil coughing u
cold. Anodynes viii ploh'p]
suppress the cough. and prepal
tions containing chlorolorm' 'p'l
etc. are used for that purpose,
they do not cure the cold Ona|
berlain's Cough Remedy Oh
other hand does not suppress
cough. bur relieves it by len'o'
nom the throa, and lungs Inc
Gus which Obstructed the bfe"'"
and allavirgt tie irritation ana y
ling il The throat. 1t also opl
the secre,ions aud etfectua'iY j
permanently cures the cela a. j
As the congh For sale by AL W.
glsts.
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02

-.r1Th The IN model dairy farm at the
Lewis +and3 d., Clark II exposition in
which eyerythlnge pertaining to
scientific, 3ddairYipg methods, the re-
sui, Of regent agricultural research,
is to be shhS3WpNYilL prove of par
ticulagri tic vi ippteFest todthose interested
in dairYlng.eq ,aT al aeo, .o;Y
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02

More than thirty ganaaatii,onn Rational con o5,
ventions ate Scheduled to y convene
in Portland du4ihgg & tbs, I Lewis e!gi and
Clark eS tpoas;tiioohfu. TT E'ina5i '77n'
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02

sWe.are seldom afforded An oppol-
tunity to hear the worlds famous
bands. Many of them have been
engaged td'play at the1Portland ex-
position, among them, being Innes'
De CaprioisJ JEAtry y's,andsthe Ha-
waiian. Isnperiai bandi ssbs3ni,s n
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02

81 The Kansas. Legislature proposes
to have its iiconhicts work. the oil
re6neries in oppositio1,o, to' the
Standard Oil, GoppanN4raAccording
to Tomi1 LaWsap. khe, e,2conpetitien
will be between .nlsn who are ,sin
jail and those, aWhoo ought y to he,
says an leXGhan&erH q j rn-.n,.A
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02
ed~ ,ssioNOrfe,EsI'm u' e'dHH'si

s1sd~ ,ssf,N0rfs,EEy'm II; eidanisi
qaA pHi tY; {Afg 9fSss f+s sh99IIsql89q q8q 6Is 6sS'i- 'i
Ness r11Mz, dsgaslireaa1iff fh9ses s,Ih IS
dsbted Us 48I s16E9 s1n6seriptipn fpt ai't or ,ah
'efWisa to set{fe uGp bbeioSre HAT itiS tins.
All who are in arrears more titan
one year after April 10Th. 1905.
their accounts WilibeI placed ih|the
hands of ia lcu}leetof with finsrue-
tions to, COL EECToq9T ssalT 5na
-oind The Teton Peak Chronicle
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02
Teton Village EIectioaioa sai,ssm
od' Io' o9l4q7I Proclamation fgUS.

III
voters OF Teton 5ViliaAe.
Greeting 99Whereas ,tf,e5lavsoaf
the State Of Idaho provide tlatsth
City and townseaeetionsy thraus bout
the State. for athet telecticn sefhcty
and. villagesoficersdi shanibe he|d
on the 6rstI sTvesdaYl sfohowipa ble
first MendayE,in Aiprilo A. nA.ala05.
gNoMhthsreferea byrviftues off astis
tority vested III me dChairaahsmi
Village BOARD, atnd In. eonhptianIs
wath the laws pidhe j8tatespfi JdF3iA,
l do hereby direct anhopresfaia
Iltbat avi]l&geseleetionis shall .heMeld
hEIthe qualified elsctorsrnfs tbslIijk
dage at,the Teton Snhonl BuhdiAa,
-osl Enesdap,sthe .Athsdhy .ato April,
nAstpdol 9Odsdh& the electinnsaOth he
ifoalo% eflsensrii1ofaim sdt bcd
bns gsb lsnI6Trt,staes a.i ui moo 10
iuoHjNe VillagefErustees! enu 9uisd
7 One .Millage Marshal ais1eiainimbs
Is 0nelBetice Magistratesgq ziuoI
sdiIraniesthnony d,yhereof, iaisd,aut
euntotsebmNi1,aiM 1Cand scaised
stps be affiHedithe Seal of Teton Sia
lage .res sno sIl,il sd, o,
nssDopsl att Tetopb City, Hah6V on
tt}isll lthdaNlof EfbruarH, ,lA0lu7
krd ba1orI JAMEsad DDQWAAsd
no fJor u bna iedrsq o1 sGhairnisu
iot BhNFdGlL1>TTto djnsr sdt
1osGkrk.rloo odi
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02

ID The eighth session 81 the p IDAHO
Legislature will adjourn sine die
Saturday 'Ns'' : -hh''' z p2i'ageP'
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02

sdiAgn gnliniatuft MINE in 4ulf work
ing operation Willie y part Of the
Government exhibit at the Lewis
and Clark expositiSn.a s'Iero ,'iA2e
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02
NOTICE

r fIDNttfN Y NOIICfT. ),
| pIbE pStIbE PH2YtrE COURT CT FREMONT COUNTY
'SfAfEsoF IDAHO. iT''
IlH6til'ei OF iie.nug of Petition for Probate of
ihfhe mat t OF the Estate OF Levi carrier
sAecesssS.f,
= NOTICE Is he eby given that Tuesday. the us,
uav or Narth 1905. Ut 10 o'clock "a m of said
/ knlt, AT iht court room of said court at tb.
court nem~ IN the city of 81 Anthony. County
srf Ets3p NJ oand State OF Idaho have neen
/ ;pp"iiItea aS The Time and place for proving
lie will Of said Levi ,artief. decreased and
Tor nearing the application al Louise t.artier
lit n '1Sp9t9e u hfr "' letters testamentary
Witness nv hand aud the seal of said Court
this LIST day ~ March 1915 T
seal JOHN Ds'NALDSON
Clerk
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02
Pearls Liable u Dett4iorsteu!sm

Pearls Liable to Dettfforate..
dPearlss afnesRf i:hahles or dThey1Gan
not he eonsil erred a gfrjt.rate irHese
mehtI like sdia nondsse Afteritss tiHta
hey9aesaN osoEetipes 2 fine fine spYfef
men will ilGs9. its; ,lGpster apd beanpttYY @ anpttYY
within few morths, SO that, the pos,
'seessssoo,rri 'sessor Of si,aN treasures, does welf u
keer't' t'aas ula11 -Ray in a seated ffaacahs
TtieJ7n lcss sAFas 991 sl'iao Aims oveFltiaa
one nro'Ras5'f 5rI 7i'ith more oruh;ss
anim~' Iqc,TTeseln ;, the layers;
ana 4 .o'- ~ at they deteri
sasdsis9 >aio4 Bio siT / d21BM
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02

5ueSom,e5one to satisfy: his CURIOSITY
iordop SOME fotHer oedually,as5 poor
reason, atttmptett ito lsribeFfour'Cal.
ifopriia state,seilhtdrs land succeeded
lin. eaehncasa. uiItl.does mot bappear
that he approached the other thirty
six ,pembersv,s And these with
righteous, lndignatien have expelled
lthei guilty teur.llslThisi does snet
appear like fair test. If the
lb@riberI had Kept Up, ,hisl interesting
experiment. l + sIltt he be might, Nhaye Handed
+ the, ls, enntire 81; forty. 99r 99r, q majority a,
least and theplt Wpnld, have bee,
expelled. Messrs. Emmons, Bun
kefs,, French and Wright were no,
given a alfssdltafe dealp'-Capita
NeWS,idaiIgh f. &. vlsurisi
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02
aIT tareA,fy in Demand

Nothing.is emore' i'll demandSthan
medicine which meets modern
Requirements for a blood and system
-c1eafsei saeh as DR.. Kings New
Fife 'r3lfss: nThey ale Just what
yous need u cure stomach and liver
trohbleso Tfy them. At Watson S
dr1ig sto99sse too99s &c guaranteed.
% suomssvEoTIcE.
is enthusiastically given, that there
will be primary of the citizens of
bhe Nb4agedH Teton held in the
YetorEaSclmol, Building between
4he hoAsnafs PIP. NJ and 7 P. M.
ieioithsokSth saat of March. 1905.
sS&nf peisaay sealled for the purpose
s1tdno nsnataug candidates for the
tobnsi ing nsshed positions:
ssEFiye KjNage trustees.
sdO edRplifssA1agistrate.
W 6ns1A-h fage, Marshal.
s1o&nefS asasaSterested in the devel-
tSpfssels and good government of the
-Assmghtare s,nord iafFy invited to
ataefmsoa IS al #
I-uJ sdt 90 BRASTUS JENSEN,
-Iod1us vds,sd aCjtizen of Village.
bnG sasg*atNj Ida, Feb. II, 1905.
,1sn y'.,a, 80 ID iSs1TIcE p, -
.n,N2f1SS;lShsreby given that there
'isssIHdi23hasS S i tie treasury to pay the
.gsss{ss Ig9sIslsa{slnK 9Evfemont County War
% $IiglI',feSI Ssgg fSPenss na: 1904 No. sss to
svalaHsss{s, ao1afassH$tasd No. Sc % "a inclus.
'nofRs6SSS,,S,,ssaoo oR6SSS Is'pI4 4e- % ), foo o1 ),
sds1 tSS4}fw ,bssl p,9 ~
.ostd VSss VSssvasb vasboYf MIGRANTS are not
spaf sp5fesffdntfEab 81 fEabid!15Tfh id15T paymept, within ten
,E ,aEaYds YsHhs, HhsG'Ah hhs aAhts Of this notice, inter
sS;IttsSs fst sSsGgaa1l ia ftel cease. - }''
aoi,y,itAr r,Jn'esg{h, + 9Th, County Treasurer.
to BS W,AssAs Rsayi:s, Dep, !,
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02

.frp further Information r.,,ari,..
'iiht ANA connection with all trains ga,
Oh h. L. DRoLLiNGEh. Az.
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02

CAD,, 0fi 7
FARM FOR RENT.-Adjo joining
=; St. Anthony on the south, SpIen,
gig, dld shane chance for the right parties.
apply to to " A. CaIderhead,, St.
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02
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da ' or r,'l ca'..r..


L. 5. Land once Rlackf.,,,. Iaho.
r. b. Y 1908
Notice Is hereh, given that iu eompliuucr
WI u the prnNi~iois pf the nrf al Can
.r.~> OF jun" = 1873. ,ti tI.a AN
nci t": the SAL iBnb,r Ian ~ ,lh,.
In ,s of 'hitttn'a. Oregon. Nty.sl,, and
Na-hi' 2i"n Territory" H. x.ci d.d 10 All
tir Public Land ,'r, by Ne Il Ansust 1
~. james Q. N'rd Of $ Anthony nnntv ol
frem I. state Il idaho has his .i,s fled I'm
p"r'ha>eof The Eis. Sw4. Lot 20 Lni ; 81
Sec. No 4 in Twp No. II s. u No. II +, and
VIII "tfrr proof 10 how 'liat ihr Ina
sought II n,.I y'luahla for lis ,mb., ~,
s'oii,' ihan for "sricul'u ur;,i i.utpas,.s nnd "a
establish his 90 said md ,r. r,,n
Tl"'m : Elliot. L. :. g. nmissiomr. r. n, his
oUic' ~ = Anthem. lttil ,. IN ruesd, tj,..
ID day al May, 1875. Nv
H. names ~ wh'r ss,.s Edward a. I,,
sen, Peter Ba MY. james r.. Foep and Elish.
|. L"lhavd. aiiofs : Arth n.y. ldah,
Peer Barney. of St. Anthony. Conn y
ot fithtuhi. rof ldahn. has this dnv M -
~ ms once ltis sM,fn Statement No IA IA,
the purchase .f the Lois aud 3 of s.,. No a.
IN Twp No. Il \. No. " e. aud viii one,
pro- L. show thai the land sought IL ,,,,.
valuable for It's iim',-r. .r stone. than fn,,g,,
cultural ptrpo>' uid To establish hi. ,l,, i'm
I" said land b"furr nom;,~ ElIi.tl, H. : i"n,
h'ssioner ~ his urlice ~ ~ A .lh,,ily I,ah .
on Tuc>di The 81 i.v II ,y 1905
lie La'"e~ as vi ncsst,: James q N.,a
ime- +. F"ge, i. VIZ d larsen and E,,.h
L. Hatltlwa. a.i ,f = hu, IeI. .I,n
Isbht = HpAA X,,,,..,
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02

m y ~ l1E't3 7,7'.ITN FEFFTTT'IA IT
INSURANCE 'THAT INSUR
,ESsahoth iRise a,sdq lkife qnrHf
c. Csn MOORE oREAL 0ESTA'Ef
GO.qqs 1ssd Esd yvgo1sH II .
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02
A Grim Traaggsdyy..l

SaN 10 Is Il.H Tnll+ iyiIi. ~ JvfAifFiC H31
is daily enacted, in thousands Of
homes. as Death claims. in, each
one, another. victim, Of .Consnmp-
ton Or Pneumonia. :, But, when
coughs and Colds are properly
treated, the tragedy is layerted, ! Fl.
G. Huntley, of Oaklandon,, Indp
writes odTnMyo wife had (, the con
! sumption. and ,three. doctors gave
her up .,Eiipallyeoshei teek / ipr.
Kings New. npilsGoyerY5 fer: ? Con
SUMPTION, ,.tCougbsrq aapdx Eolds
which cu1ed, her. and today shsI is
lYell and strong. ''2,,ie4tyik kills,, ,the
germs !of.eall dissases. e,0pe, ,sIdose
gelieYes. GuaFaptsaad At 59ai and
.$L $L4QQo by GmS, nWatssop The aSt
Anthnllnys Druggist, bTIia]d bottle ba}ttAalte
,Efemmoo sfsnse odI roiad aehiiasi
% =, sP2RsjISG rs hEtRIiE y ,s4Fss Fs '53a 'ysp
lla} looking f for iInnysfsatEmaents nfatEmae slJnt ii 9r
Esp Ea TSff5tS TSf55tS GSap hays BA3IR} *
s5fAilArSd7 s5fAiAr J 10 eesIb1aa,, .odebI 10 ,lq
Do2n1 forS&etb fr& tbfes e eaveg 2eaaG5goynn JOG ab
With Tie ,MsfFfopSo5iiYitsshSa pSo5iiYitsSayiRe aWyiRenI Ig5a ypu
'WaiRFt WaiRt ShooikseAst aihhd besSt Of P,3 exaM exc
!bbng tbblng i Soln lfvs not time 70
@ sens sMsnd ST yYIpIi liRaaBPiys RRaaBiyssa salqf r. IjnSoIjp III
about Stone 8 Home Cured Bacon
& Hams, "The Ham What Am
all At l2Al II gents per pound, ddE,''A AIN Kinds
9off sour .21l. ,!p,iie pickles and ehow al, j.
81 dfffnts Pet p qpaTt aNTit.I PHI PF$iTe sideI ,Yipf
ga, at 23 ,ctsr pei, gal Home zen
,dIef ds{ed la5d m .s1ll1J1IIb 10 p Rall; fqr si$l.
-1Skife u hilipg pp tp i Sd!atel sysn tph tic
RRew, ,shf dhfliysfrIy cart MItiW Whiieeh Yill bring
,Sq SquI gooqS:i is to y0An y5Asts tsYeTy l9rfeYnYoep
81 at 4 jnl any Tins tins op Ss}YIday>,on,af
Yours for business5,, -,
,r,omaa,foq MfsHtFTqqpo4lDj}ap fHFTqq 4D}aapp lMlfp5fszi'. Il
n,,', ,nai as'slE;;TT1,ElIBRSe, sl;;1,ElIBI; KA5Es,'a,ss,as
Daily from Mallshaf]st teb alay
~ 9TH the, sarnet, ,ols, rSaAs Second
lclaSs -SettlersIales swilllbsrijbi eGecI
trcms points sast TO !, tpnipts,,ar sahe
Oregon Short .inesfo. es9Iru ,ktt
.cQ From Gbiqago TO rB4ts, ,Poeatej]c
qgden; and 7n Salt.hsks S30,OQneQgI
.sb From bI Bloomington nnto losams
points 2s. sQft 9eu asdW. od
taa tEro'mp tEI6'mp ST. topisirto sameeo point,
~ 90, .eolnu ,rd, rot ,d, ,uo
yFI1om. Kansas GityrlAnhison,ap and
Omaha 20 90 3d re.. 5d ,l,idw rob
h. From Sioux City 22.50on ,sdt@,
lmi From ST. Panl ~ 90 re3 dctrJ
81 ;Ande Aud corresponding rates from
o9hfip points ltluosr adI brG s1nt
tebI nj eiR. T. Drolliugsh 7Agtii
FARM FOR RENT. .-Adioinino
LIT St- Anthony on the, south, SpIen,
DID, dld chance for the right parties.
Apply to W. A, CaIderhead. St.
Anthony, Idaho. -
-. -. SEE HERE 'el p -
| 4, We have this week two special
tory. t ''''''2 7''' w - %
c. C Moore Pool t,e., n
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02

nom ~ ~ 7SfF- .fttti- ~ ')j u ftHs
Every person iu,the. State: of Ida
ho ,SSh9pld. bei prqpd of tI.e Ibrihjan,
treScpqrd rISprd made Robert LES G herml
ley,, a lp9.llddshipman isdthe, United
Statss S?ttHtss Naval 1AAcadsmM at Apnape-
is, M}afryllaaHas yYhq wasi appointed
e the academy thres wears ago, BY
EY S3sIg! SIsliafor ga ,HsnTy # HEtsitFslt, Be
fofe'his. apP6intmsnt. ,Mr'Ghormu-
ley had attended tie UniveIfsiifrvs q
Idaho fot fotif veais, and Vas ius,
entering OH his geHfor. yeafl W,,ife,
appointed, During his first yea,
at the academy he was noted "ash
hard studentl Dnring' The .sttcotlnd
year he received honorable mentio5r
and Was ~'staffed, which III the
language of the middies means tia,
heiw One'Of the twelve best 1ner
IN the whole class Mr.. Ghormle,
has taken prominent part in ath,
letles. being in the navy line ur
last year in the game with The army
at Philadelphia. His latest sue.
cess, however, has just been an,
tnoupeed. He has been promoted
by the Superintendent of the Naval
Academyto the posisionot Lieuten.
ant Commander. This means that
ne is in command Of his battalion.
Out OF about six hundred. cadets,
there is only one over Young
Ghormley. This is the best record
western man has ever made at the
''Aaval3Aeademy,l and Idaho should
feel proud of the man that made the
record.
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02
Oregon Short Line

ST ANTHONY BRA>,i (,,N>t,.rt,,
~ 4. 4 Il r. T.
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02

NOS aS and %, mixed. daily except sunday
ID. Bnrley. - \ S,encsr
Gen. Pass 4 Tkt Asi Ass, o.. D.
Ssli Lake City. ana ~,
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02
s&lckinn ,ig. SlAperine, Fits.

OF eorlck1nn 'ig. SlAverins, Fits.
bnsAgsee ahds,Malaria, ,can nhe re-
t'neMefbs and 1eured with Electric
sHftte9vsfsEhis is a pure tonicamed-
FOL neoisase pecial benefit in malaria,
otor7Bde xRJ tnIatrue curative inf]u-
,tnq9us otkepijsease, driving it en-.
nEeleoi0Mfitaf' the system. It is
iolbhS sssa,e preferred to Ouinine
having none of this. drugs bad
aftsFlssttSsstsu sss1fs Sssttssu E. S. Munday, OF
HNhh Naasnrex.. writes: "Mv
sasna5p6 9&bSerN low with malar-
tesfssmeEa n&emIadiee, till he took
9tJdct tcB ittessIoMhieh saved his
t5shR. Q Sai2\Eptsus S .,drug store
l1H6fe I'd dn stHrari eed .llsc
's 10 soasrdn'StyrIc,m erv.
3dfoade Hiwraaad ,amesM. istcvA.s Judy.
YlSt II ft|s s,utsS;'al S.s
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01
New Years Services and Music

Secret of Spiritual Speed" evening,
Rev. H. G. Buell. will preach.
Bethel Baptist, Central avenue--Rev.
r. A. Henck pastor Morning, Look
ing Backward and Looking Forward"
evening, Evangelist j. G. Hall will
preach.
Christ Protestant Episcopal, Flower
street, corner of Twelfth-Rev. Geo.
Thos. Bowling, u. D., rector; Rev.
Charles w. Naumann. assistant minis
ter Holy communion with sermon by
Dr. Bowling. at II o'clock, THE Conn
ing of the Morning" a New Years SER
mon. Musical service with evening
prayer and address by Rev. Mr.. Maui
mann, at 1880 o'clock, New Years
Resolutions"
strangers Friend society, Burbank
hall-Service at 9 y. m, sermon by
Chaplain Kidder. "a New Years Mes
sage" Telephone service open to in
Valids, 1852. Home phone.
Francis Murphy meeting, Blanchard
hall--Topic. Greater Love Hath No
Man Than This Special music.
Church of the Unity-Rev. Wesley
Haskell, pastor. Morning. The Phil
osophy of HUMAN Happiness" Special
| music.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01
RIVERSIDE COURT HITS
LENDERS SEVERE BLOW
Says No Man Has Right to Give as
Security Attachment on Pros
pectiVe Job
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
RIVERSIDE, Dec. 81. Justice
Stephenson has rendered a decision
in a rather singular suit involv-
ing the right of creditor to col
lect from his debtors employer D. H.
Tolman of Los Angeles was the plain
tiff in the action and p. C. Mullard
and E, II. Grundstrom of Riverside
were defendants.
While acting as cashier of the Los
Angeles Water company Mullard exc
cuted note and contract to Tolman
for $S4 payable monthly at $16SO. The
contract provided that this sum could
be collected from any of Mullard' s
employers during ten years
Mullard made one payment in Los
Angeles and when he came to River
side notified his. new employer. E. I.
Grundstrom, not to pay the amount.
Accordingly suit was brought to en-
force the payment. Justice Stephenson
held that man had no-right TO give
an attachment on a prospective job
and dismissed the case insomuch as
Grundstrom was concerned.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01
RESIDENTS OF BANNING
STREET ENTER PROTEST
People Claim Deception Was Prac-
ticed Upon Council by Rail-
road People

An earnest protest was presented to
the council yesterday by the residents
of Banning street against the action of
the council one week ago in granting
the Santa Fe railroad the right to lay a
spur track along the street.
A hastily prepared petition was pre-
scented which was signed by a large
number of property owners. r. O'Brien
represented the protestants before the
council.
Mr. O'Brien asserted that deception
had been practiced upon the council by
the railroad company. He said the
line was not a spur track at all but
that it would occupy the center of the
street for 1900 feet and that it would
be possible for the company TO run
lines outward from 1t in several other
directions il given permission.
After some discussion the case was
referred TO the board of public works,
The case will be one of the legacias of
the old council to the new. 1t seems
that this was not franchise, but
merely a privilege granted by the coun-
GILL 1t is an open question whether
the council eau rescind its action effec-
lively. II is said that the railroad will
resist any such attempt in the courts.
The railroad has already begun con-
struction work.
The council yesterday granted the
right to Simon Mater TO construct a
spur track on Macy street. The track
will connect with Maiers packing
house. The East First street franchise
was also offered for sale. The first
step in this direction was taken by the
council last week. The line runs along
Indiana street from East First to Fifth
street.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01
BAND CONCERTS
EastlaISe Park

Moore's Fidelia Concert band. East
lake park, Sunday afternoon: Kaiser
Fanfare" (RosenlTanz); waltz, "Ball.
sceneru' (Czibulka); suite, Rural
Scenes "a. e. Motif; No. 1, pastorale,
I'm the Meadows; No. 2, Romanza,
Love Scene; No. g. Scherzo, Village
Revels''; "By the Suwanee River"
(Myddleton). "a coon's dream of the
past); 1.-THE TroubadouE' Untermezzo
two-step) (PowelD: overture, Poet and
Peasant" (Suppe); 1.-THE Highwayman,"
selection from De Kovens comic opera
CTobani); scene Oriental,@"A Dervish
Chorus (Sebek); three Spanish dances
(MoszkowskD, No. 1, allegro Brioso"
No. 4, allegro Commodo"; ;. No. 8, "Con
Motto; finale, selected.