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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-05

1
have used several
bottles of Peruna
and feel greatly
benefited there
by from my ca
tarrh of the head,
and feel encour-
aged to believe
t h a t its con.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-05
Hiss Claussen Saved from, a Surgical Operation.

GDEAR Mrs. P1NKnAM:-It seems to me that
all the endorsements that l have read of the value
of Lydia I. Pinkham's Compound do not express
one-half of the virtue the great medicine really
possesses. I know that it saved my life and !
want to give the credit where it belongs. | suf-
fered with ovarian trouble for five years, had three
operations and spent hundreds of dollars Oh doc
tors and medicines but this did not cure me
after all.
"However, what doctors and medicines failed
to do, Lydia 4. Pinkha1n's Vegetable Com
;;o;;;i;1s did. Twenty bottles restored me to per
feet health and l feel sure that had known OF its
value before, and let the doctors alone, | would
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-05
Beans.

Little ostend-Pa. what is the sHos--
ton Common?
Ia4-BeanS, my son.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-05

fruitless operations cost me. If the women who are suffering, and
the doctors do not help them, will try Lydia d. pinkharn's ,Nege-
table Compound, they will not be disappointed with the results
MISS CLARA NJ. CLAUssEN, 1907 Penn St, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr Na FORFEIT II VIZ cannot forthwith proiue tie orgineletes andEgnatur OF
GhHEEsss abvet @MmouiaN,w which will prove 1her ab%Iuteg enuLnen@a -
kkE Lydia J. IiElh2Dl aaGG. COr EJ1n nlANp
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-05

The following letter is from Congress
man Meckison, of Napoleon, Ohio;
The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus. @.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-05

Nine. Dartel bursts out laughing.
Wasn't it too stupid not to open the
letter right away! Now I am sure you
are sorry you behaved so disgracefully
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-04
GAY At YOUNG WH[N
TRANSPORTS CONF

The iva transports arriving nest
week viii mean giy times NJ lho AlpH.
hndOr Young Hotel Although II "
not positively certain thai The Ihoma,
from Manila win CAPT, llnrl ~ quar-.
itrnnHl0r Captain VII arrive Tues
day, she " neyerlhelrnH expected ~
lllhl date, ~ N also Tho lOphn with
cant lhhil from Hnn Francisco
Should The 1hOmnH arrive IN Mon
day u dance viii 10 given ~ ina,
evening IN honor NJ Tho ulhrurH aud
passengers, aud another dance Oll
Tuesday evening Tor those aboard Ne
iORRn n N hoped however lhhl hUlll
RhlpH viii ba here Tuesday d0ub,
event may occur
Special effort VIII b6 made Ny M
MANAGEMENT ~ ibp end that nll have
u pleasant Time aud, NJ nHunlI u cOf
dlnl invitation " eNohlh1
Dil0 announcement VIII b0 mhds,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-04
w ,o,uA,u NtNWAL,sN,

The rNuo " not always " tho swift |
not the NuhtpaI auuyupb ~ iho siren |
uoup THIS hNa hupn uNpmpllnud w tho
ely VI HyNNutNdN n w. Witch dur |
lNU recent months hNh experienced \
lluht religious "NNhhrnlnh" we
rly N under the Wull VI 4 revival
1hp source VI N Rll II u wumhNi y now
woman. NJ ul0lnaNlUnrh Numhnllnoh
rNo nrwaphpul rupurh NJ Huhnerlh
dyp revival picture lNu womhnly luhN
or M mrNihur pretty bpuhhlnH win
"mhlUui Huntlrnu1a' aud HlnrlnH
hlmuH m u very pretty Nuluo" NNn
huruuHH NJ lNIa woman would Seem ~
flIruHlhuu the steadily lnmluhHluR ron
NHlun that shouting huIl lrp ana
birthstone ha8 Iual W. value NJ n means
NJ munIUr INn Inlnnl Hrnrha NJ lrll
plUua ImumaI into ~ active llnmrr
The time Wu# net Hu Nury Ions hHn
when lhu muUuaatUI ruylYnlni Wha ~
Individual with n loud voice ana u
capacity fUr HnnpnH llIhlIrhl Hlhloi
munlH aU lhni lhuY would have lhn
,nmu rnml un lhr lunIurH ihnl n ghost
story hnH M children sitting before M
UpuN Hu On rainy night TllH
method WnH doubtless suited ~ lhn
,Imra and lhu development NJ ne pap
UItr mind ulHn n would uuyrr have
grown Hnh Increased N muh " lho
lHI n " IHdun1 n source NJ general
fmlamIIun lhHl human character hHH
advanced ~ ihu point whore u W Meet
HpprHIr1 N UH iNu hnHlH NJ Bnhllrnhli
ana UWlrI common sense
EyrrY man ana woman must hiNn
some religious ideas nud Ideals n
amount ~ anything Modern ipnlnh
rlea Hfr fortunately lOWnrd ihu hwnh
rHlHg NJ religious sense rather lhhi
religious excitement llnd ihn rnil
ihHH worked UH thlH theory ana plhr
ilHr their representatives IN salon
would have bunn saved from commit
ilHR murder Ny bnlDlnR no wllrhnl
4 GOOD old soul IN n country ioWn y
Maine bad thg HHht l1ra0 lhOuHl
prrUIlHrV oppressed whom IN UDn n
a. uylyM NIGHTS ~ arose ana hil
HDHHrnd iihi h. hh1 Y0fy blinpl
mHafhFH fyf those outside mo ibll
n was lUnl one WUfd NJ lhfeH letters
mum, nOme" Though ~ made M
school boss laUgb, n n safe "a M
mat bo inspired more Hoadfaai fel
pGus enthusiasm lhan lhe o,h0flHl
who ny llbofai expenditure NJ ygoh
Inns strive ~ Wlnh fgfil human F0nI
into believing IN things nat don
appeal ~ lhnif Halllfhl lDierDfoihll0
" nGdllngHs aHd fHhGny lgYe
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-04
WENT INSANE,

~ pOnn, y mo chlnamnn, has had
numoIOnp pipe dreams lnlnly whlob
brought about The Idea lhnl n yOlnl
white lady ~ lillO was willing ~ mar
~ him provided Maui preacher wpA
on NJ The way Ilo was gathered N
by ihH police ana hildr M examine
lion ny ~ Holland WIS declared N
be Insane lie WAS br0uglli ~ Homo
llllu by Olflp6r Eld6flH ~ No Kl6aI
which arrived ibis morning, hnd WA
taken ~ no police station n ~
Hollands verdict N oOIObOfniod W
w. Emerson ~ viii bH committed N
tho Insane Asylum,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-04
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES,

4 DG0ilBR ~ ibH FEDERATION NJ raiD
Olir bDrlGilDs ~ Honolulu WIS held w
De Catholic rluD rooms Iasi Gy0DlDR,
ibg following ORGANIZATIONS being rep
I0EHDl11i Catholic jjgDGyG0lgDi w
ION, Ancient DfdGf NJ lliDgfDl6Ds, IN
dlHg Auxiliary a, y, ~ Catholic w
diHB Al1 BO1elgJ ~ Louis College,
Convent NJ ibe Sacred Hearts, IGlb0'
drDl Parish ana lbg s01alliy NJ w. ~
RUHlDg'B chapel
JhG attention NJ Tho Federation was
rGllGd ~ u dlBTHUUlbbln LODGING house
IN ibs vicinity NJ ~ Louis rglleRl
w WbIrh " rOUtlDuHd OTRy M gOlUE DD,
Dancing N lndDlggd IN Dll Dlgbl lgDR
DUd lbG language Ufg1 lb0rnll IN u
Standing SCANDAL ~ De pUDlls NJ LbA
iyllHgH, A rDWWlliFn WlB appointed
~ rCDfy WIN mn BbsrIG ll6DV OD
No BubIHrL
1be WOrE lDauaUralGd wGsb aRl
Wy no Catholic ljnDGy0lgDl Union
AMONG no lOnO lilrlD prisoners NJ
Dllu pHDllHDilDfy received DO bGlrlS
endorsement ~ lbG FEDERATION, gHi
bnpH WIZ Do lubrD ~ prosecute u ~
srpHllrnlly ana suGgGWullY
TDl lhG nDlHflllDWHnl NJ those pres
on MISS Allre D0bolty rave u reldlDl
| ilOm IRISH literature, Dor subject bo
ms I'm Incident IN lbG no NJ OGOD
MR. lbe " NJ I has Withdrawn
nom lbe FEDERATION, bui II N nsperi0l
tlnl no Catholic hOglGllps NJ llllO, ~
hnlna pDd Wplluhu VIII alDllDle VIII
no lOnal organizations IN lbe near N
lUrH,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-04
STARTED FIRES
etRHAea 70 GAIN
MORE PASTURAGE

|hnoolNl OorreHpondoNce
kNlhuN, Hawaii, MNwh ., Tho
Roma loreal ares are about NJ NN end,
THAT W kNapunl, oplhalt and rnpn
has hooN stopped NY Tho enorlh W AlN
" mon, u hastily snlherY hre hrln
AIDE VI cosmopolitan mekfup
Npronler l'nnmvr WAS IN ohhlHn nni
0pmao MonoupNll was the active
pommNNder the local knowledge VI
the latter was VI uyent he,NlOe, ~ ~,
mlllNllly with the best MoNnn VI ~,
preach was halt tho battle, Vho coat
VI labor may approach tiNO,
" W said that certain onlllnmon
started tho hro IN order 10 HAlN lara
w nNnlnrNnp,
The llonnunaN nle commenced IVY
Japanese clearing Tor the hrNner plan,
inilnn extension Mrly men worked
four dnla Nnd Huhduod w.
The kNhNnlOa ConllNHrnlOn BEGAN
Wy ~ ordinary bush nrO, ThlH HOi hu.
! NOnh limits and biased w " mlln Nnll
u half AMI into tho keol woods, whore
N was hnnlen on last Saturday
The dry leNiy mnuld nnd roots are
Hllll hmOnldprlnH, This was tho ease
| IN llNWNhllh lOl some time after the
! llru, proper, was oWl,
Inru ~ tho value " about 5000 was
| destroyed bananas Too, were spoiled
w considerable numbers
tain hhu fallen IN North Roma
~ Japanese fisherman wnH drowned
IN February ~ VI ilOOkonnI hu wh'
lHhlnH On The hllpnory rnChhI ne
waves ran hlHh and The man lost M
tOOlhnld The body hos not houl
found,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-04
K||Nu LOADED With
VOLCANO ENTHUSIASTS

nrlaNt aud early the NneN arrived
IrOW llllh Md way pNNa this morn
lnu, hrlNgNp hack w honolulu v nNm
hbr W nNthNnlNpiiu aud dvllRhlod nNN
pvnUora, Nho dnokod VI the early
HOW OF s,lN aud the Volcano eNlhuhh
hpte look n OulvN departure lrpm no
Noppvl Admiral nooNleN hoplloA he,
NW rroud vt the Inv rm made w No
klnNN On hrr return lnn WelWO WIN
prldo Nv lolllNW Vt Ma Visit ~ TIE Vol
tNNn, w louyhNo minutes dlh no
nNko the iNp trom the Volcano lloWh
~ the crater and return w was the
most wonderful RlaM I have over
aeon" pNolNlmod Oeorae lSCNrRNa anu
| this wNa the proNNlllnA Aunllmonl on
Nlpbppd Wv all ~ hoard "fho crater
witch IN pnn nv 900 iori, N hilll act
INu,h added Admiral loukluN "Nnh "
IL Il pnrVlNvlu lnr tho Gods ! lott n
~ dear aud W. w. NNWmnlun ONrI
lhpr, nNRnH unTNnoud nnNn the holy
| exhibitions w Madame riN" Num-
Ihpr Vt lnrNl pooplo rolNrnrd on lht
Wlluur nhHahln unuh uno lhe nanny
puHHpRnur w u plouu " lava, Whlrl
ihpp uNhlhllod ~ hll complp Amnnl
the relNrnlnH hlph HorrA were Mlhl
Lady MNClNrMnr, IN Iona Mrs llol
loWhN Mas holloway T. q. NNl
! ilnmm, A. Love, MW love ", "
llumpla. T. liyprlon VI The heNmenl
Institute, Onplnln lNraon NJ The hhll
lOrs linton, IN I, w. Macdonald. Fred
TO- smith. ~ N llpWhull Goo lNuNr
puH nnd hhm u nWlnhl
80
Al noon today tho hand played ~ w,
| CuuIlnl proNnia IN honor Of ne lhhN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-04

I 4 uitlrrlg " epidemic oniArrh, n
- Spares ~ class ~ nationality 1hu
cultured and Ilu ignorant, Tho Rrlsl0ural
and tho phnpor, iho masses Rnd iho
classes Rfn alike subject ~ IN grippe,
None afe oEompi aall aro liable,
Have y0n iho ErlpY Or rather, has
M grip R0i y0UY DRIP II we'll named,
rhp original rrnnch term, IN grippe,
hns been shortened ny ilo busy Amon'
ran ~ read "gfip" without Intending
~ dG ~ nov word has hoon coined
that 0th0lly dnsnrbas lho ons0, ~ n
some hIde1ns giant Win awflll UHir had
plnlGhod ~ W ils fatal clasp, Men,
women, children, whole towns and oliioH
sfs caught IN Tho bangfill grip ~ u lor'
slblH monster
Tbs following letter. speak fof them
20, spso,sl directions sysfyons oh
10 for sale by oil chemists snd dfvoal
Those wishing dIfse, corresponds
sl..Ill aaa.sss Is n NJ Aslsa an IA
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-04

Tba Y NJ q. A. haH m interesting
combination fGf men sunday M u
UnGra IN no afternoon N ~ frn'
VYalH1 balL ana lalRn numbers me- ~
pnnHd H. Hnud1nf VIII eDnhh %
baH's decision 'fna VIII M snfynn
pIGGHly M u GdGnh aHf plates VII Nv
lBld iGf n iafRrf number lhHn before,
All men welcome
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-04

Notwithstanding Tho able defense
made NY Attorney q, q, biting, Mrs,
bilrN0hhO, no vito NJ "linHplhn
Frank" WRs found guilty NJ selling
ll1nGf without n llrGHsH, IN Tho Dlls
iHg court IBIS mOiHDg nnd HNniHnG'
"a ~ Day n hn6 NJ 1850 ana ihn cost.
" court M appeal was noted ny me
dUfnUsH
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-04

rho Hawaiian UruhhHnRo ana IN
duHliIHl school Association has hloi
v petition 10 amend ~ articles NJ In
corporation win lhn Treasurer me
petition shows ihnl ~ n llUnllnH hnl1
March \ II was decided hhl llin i0l'
l0wlng nmnndmnlla hn nfel 10Y,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-04

4 bench warrant lpr lho arrest NJ
H. Lyman was ISSUED Ny Judge linlr
lDa0n mia morning IN accordance WIN
m Indictment returned ny no illhnl
JuTy Lyman was arrested NJ IN
Rnd hOUhnd ~ u charge NJ receiving
HlUlHl uUU1B
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-04
khiMUki BEARS,

The Two large California boar
witch arrived nv ii0 y, y, heDfnshaD
WeTg FeHi on ~ llid EalmDM 100 illls
forenoon, where lh6y viii b. On oshl'
pnd lbe HnDIulla ana NODgOOso on ihs
vihGI
ono NJ them N n cinnamon bear ma
tba other n n black boar
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-04
sEAL ssTATs TRANSACTIONS.
Ioteysd Tor Record Msreb Q, 1000,

tDiefsd for Record March ., 1905,
From lDis0 ., ~, 10 4 y, NJ .
Loo YueD IllDg ~ cbpcb sin Tong
us.y1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
tDlsrsd for fseord Mar 4, 1905,
From y ., N, 10 1880 ., m,
May v N1fpbGThDp ANA bsD nv Am
~ WlRoe ~ n y P1eGbal FOTGAGdt
Mary y N0epbelegp AMI ,beb ny any
NJ Wlgof ~ \ u Pgagbgl ,,,,,,,,U
pprseT BeCbley NJ lbe klDav REPORTS
ibg f0ll0YlDR sugar ready f0r ellp
mont NJ Hawaii D0risl WslakHa, NJ
DJOj Hawai- Nlll lbO0l WalDnlu,
iDOCi 0D0Wep, 70OO pepeehe0, 76OO,
IlQD0WV l0OO0D lIabplali, l0,0OOI Ian,
pDbOehOH, l,DO0i O0hgln, b,gOOi IN
lllAp, g6OOj ll0mpbu0 slOOi pQall,
bon, BOODI llOD0hag, g,OO0I Kulul
blelq v0QGi llQpvnpQ, l,00g,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-04
EXTRAORDINARY PURCHASE Less THAN
HALF ORDINARY PRICES!

WI Wild OFFEH TilB FOLtOWiN0 LINES NJ TIlB ABSURD
gUOTATiONH IiEB OWES rus ~ BpGiAb pHCiABB WiCU
CANE OUH WY MD WI MEAN 10 sEl TB EHtlB LOT QUICK
AND FiAHP 80 ~ HOT no IRfBFiB WiTii OUH ORDINARY
rHhDE WlTI TiihT OJEGT VIZ AVE NOT OOhslbhbD phDr
~ ron 4 EliOiB NOMBNT FURTHER COMMENT ~ URHECBB
BtBAB ron TliBNHBIYEHi mn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-04
CAUGHT BY THE GRIP.
RELEASED BY PE-RU-NA.

what I, h, serving on public boards .
number VI times, lilo endorses foruna
In tho following wordsl
~ an 0s years old, an hale and hearty,
Nnd Fortuna has helped mo attain w.
Two years NHo ! had w nrippo-my lie
was dospNlrod VI, roruna saved me-.
Y, w. dnlll, ss.g.y-''
a Relative NJ Abraham tlnoola, ,
Nv, sllNs y, Llnoon, who resides W
pln l, street, n, Wa WashlnHi0n, ", w.,
has tho honor VI being third cousin 10
Abraham Lincoln, Ito writes q
~ had IL grippe AVA times hofnrs
urlnH Your medicine, Fur years AHn
began tho uso " lorunn, Hlnno which
Time have not boon troubled with that
disease, ! oNn now 10 NJ much work W
my doah ~ I over could w my llfe, I
have gNlnoi more than ton pounds IN
wolnhh''-h, y, lincoln, az
reruna M, Only Cured IL Orlpps .ut
benefited the Whole system
Miss Alice NJ, hFoHslpr, lnln N, bryant
Avop Minneapolis, Mlnnu wrIlosI
"inHi spring suffered from Nv grlpps
and was partially cured but Mo had
after effects remained through No sums
NOR and somehow did nOi gnt strong
NJ I was before, ono VI my Onllngs
friends who was Visiting mo asked ne
~ IVY rorunA and I did ~ and found
" all and mora Than had expected, \,
nol only cured ma " iho Oalarrh IN,
restored mo " perfect health, hNlll w
Tho entire syHlom and brought hRppy
foollng " mnyanpy which I had NJ,
known for yoars,'-Allne NJ, DroHAler,
An Actress Testimonial
Miss Joan O0wglll, drlswnli Opors
House, Troy, n, w ID Tho leading lady
Win Tho Aubrey stock u0, hh0 wrllGs
iho followlngI
"hnrlng iho pAsi winter NJ ln0l, .
suffered inr several weeks from Hnyrre
nilnok'O prlppn, which lnfl y SERIOUS
catarrhal condition NJ lhp throat aud
head,
nhnnu onu suggested rnnnnAr A. .
last rosori, nflrr wasting much llma
ana money On physicians, I irIph lha
remedy faithfully ana w v TOW weeks
was NJ we'll ~ nyprrh7ipAn lNWElllr
4 southern Judse Cured,
Judge lloraIIo \, dpssI ilarlwgll, 0a,,
wTllnsI
"Hpmo hya ~ siE years Ra0 ! had 4
ynry severe spnll NJ Erippn, Whinh lon
no WIN systemic GAIArrhi 4 irlpH1
advised mo ~ Wy your rGruna whinh
dld, ana was Immediately hnnnnlni anf
nurnd, Tho mira bottle completed W.
aprnN-iI, \, nOss,
4 lyon d0 moi derive prompt ana salts
factory results fran Tho nsa NJ rnrpna
write NJ onNG ~ Dr Hartman, plyiHg ,
fDll statement NJ your gasa HHi ~ VII
10 pleased ~ give ygu HI. yalpsbls ~
J VIA gratis,
Address ", Hartman, President n
The Hartman hani,a'ipH, Columbus. u
wbIeb surrounds sseh ke,tls, Fsru0s
leo Tor i've deIisfs
Necessary asIsy In resolving . reply
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-04

rlna Job Printing NJ Tbo Bulletin
DlfpH
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-04

Al noon today tho hand played ~ the
gUuiOl grounds IN honor VI TIE lnhh
pUTRIiuU NJ President lluuHuNull
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-04

"tW ssIs" osfis a. nulIsllo otrss,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-04
solves ~ ~ Tho oflloaoy NJ roruna n
UHHuH NJ la pTipuH nT Ia HflnT HIfDnIs,
hnef Effects ~ ~ Ofippe tradloaied
by ~ rI' M,

Mrs, frod WuInhorgor, weIlorlO,
ALBANY nUunIy, NY wrllosI
"Hoyornl yonp ngU had ~ Rlin0k NJ
IN grippe which lon my nerves IN y
Frustrated condition, lhon had an
other allaok ~ ~ grippe which loii M
worse, I had tried three gnod physicians
hni MI IN vain, I gave rorlnn u trial,
~ short ilWo I was feeling ballor and
nov I AN ~ we'll W gnyOno,"-Mrs,
frod WolnbOFugf,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-04

Hon James n, GUN Of Omaha

For Of
by o.
oWds tHs H. w. HNtmsnc minus
M 4 n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-04

70 GNO, t,sp 10 swO tOgI \ tlOcL
tllbU
aHI7HH
latest suQar quotation, b0opn Csn,s.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11

tunneling for about four miles through
the Soledad ridge, the conduit ending
in Pacoima canyon, in the northeast
corner of San Fernando valley. For
more than sixty miles this work will
be as easy as the simple laying of the
condults will permit but from Pine
canyon north, for twenty miles, En-
gineer Olmstead believes that the work
shows engineering difficulties.
The work through Red Rock canyon
is not so difficult as 1t was feared, for
examination today showed that the
rock might be plowed.
The work through Red Rock canyon
will In no way interfere with the ma
tural beauties of the canyon. When
the members of the council beheld the
wonders of this canyon today they
unanimously agreed that It would be
sacrilege to spoil even the least of its
natural wonders.
Most Of the members of the council
beheld this grand work of nature for
the first time today and were speech
less with admiration.
Red Rock Canyon
Red Rock canyon Is about two miles
long, close to what is known as Twen-
ty-seven mile station. 1t gets it's name
from the great quantities of red sand
stone OF which 1t Is chiefly formed.
Nature has wrought most wonderfully
with this sandstone formation, and
formed castles and palaces whose in
tricate designs and beauty Of archi-
lecture are the despair of the greatest
builders Of the world. Tall colonnades,
massive pillars, carved balconies are
but few OF these great wonders.
Close inspection does not undeceive the
observer, for they appear as natural
at a few feet as at a distance. The
members of the party were agreed that
the Royal gorge of the Rocky mount
aims was not a circumstance to the
Red Rock canyon of the Mojave des-
ert
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
LOCAL MEN WANT CONTRACTS
Prominent Organizations Ask Seere-
tary of Treasury to Give Work on
Postoffice to Los Angeles Firms

Resolutions thanking the secretary
of the treasury for the new postoffice
which Is to be erected In Los Angeles
and asking that local architects be
given the preference in drawing plans
for the building, that local mechanics
be employed to erect it and that ma
terials from Southern California be
used In the construction were passed
yesterday by a committee of business
men and officers of civic associations.
The following is a list of organiza-
tions and banks that gave their ap-
proval to the resolutions:
II. b. Gurley, acting secretary Of the
chamber of commerce.; H. w. Frank,
vice president of the Merchants and
Manufacturers association; II. ]. Wool
lacott, president of the Los Angeles
board of trade; T. E. Newlin vice pres
ident of the Farmers and Merchants
National bank; George Chaffey, vice
president of the American National
bank; r. II. Rowell, vice president of
the State Bank and Trust company; ]
E. Fishburn, cashier of the National
Bank of California; A. ]. Waters,
cashier of the Citizens National bank:
j. nj. Elliott. president of the First
National bank; w. c. Patterson, presi-
dent of the Los Angeles National bank:
Charles H. TOLL cashier of the Southern
California Savings bank; e. j. Mar
shall, vice president of the Southwest
ern National bank; Wells, Fargo &
Co. Express, William Pridham, super
intendent; Union Bank of Savings, w.
u. McVay, cashier; Marcus A. He'll
man, vice president of the Security
Savings bank.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11

Redeemer, Rome, which will be dedi-
Gated on her return there, for which
place she will leave shortly.
1t was expected that Mother Cabrini
would be in Rome for her jubilee, but
was detained here arranging for the
new orphan asylum and industrial
school for girls which will be estab-
lished at "Edgemont." The local sisters
of the order are delighted that the
jubilee will be observed here.
1t Is the plan of the order to estab-
lish a home for orphan girls, where
they will be taught all trades fitted for
women, and will be kept until good
positions are found for them. 1t is the
rule of the order to ascertain the child s
talents and to train 1t along those
lines. The sisters, of whom there are
sixteen in Los Angeles have already
commenced the building of parochial
school on Alpine street, where they will
establish a day nursery to care for the
little ones whose mothers are obliged
to work during the day. The present
buildings at "Edgemont" will be util-
lied for the home at present and later
others will be erected. The buildings
are surrounded by spacious grounds.
where the children may find recreation
under the guidance of the sisters.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
IMPORTANT DECISION
Real Estate Contract Declared Void
Because Made Prior to Subdl-
Vision Record

An important decision was handed
down yesterday by Judge Curtis Viii =
bur of department 8 of the superior
court in the case of II. e. Ward against
Charles H. Treat.
The suit la over a real estate deal
and Judge Wilbur found for the de-
fendant. A portion of his decision
which will be of interest to real estate
dealers in Los Angeles is as follows:
This decision is on the grounds that
every person who sells or offers for
sale a lot in any subdivision before a
map or plat of it is recorded is guilty
OF a misdemeanor and can be fined or
imprisoned for not more than six
months in the county jail
"The contract in this case being made
in violation OF a criminal law is void
as against public policy"