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New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
RIVEs DIFFERS FROM cuNNggN.

At the meeting OF the Rapid Transit Commission
yesterday. George L. Rives. counsel TO the COM
mission. discussed the opinion OF ex-AttOrney Gen
eral Cunneen that the State Railroad Commission
had jurisdiction over the repid transit roads Mr
Rives has drawn opinion OF his OWE, which he
told the board. differs materially from that OF Mr.
Cuuneen. In that what control the State Commis-
sion might have over the rapid transit roads would
be subject 10 certain qualifications and restric-
tons" In some things. requiring the submit
ting OF reports. he thought the State Commission
would have Jurisdiction. Before making any issue
on this question OF authority. he thought it would
be advisable 70 wait for opinion from Ar.
Mayer. the present Attorney General This the
commission decided TO do.
Alfred Craven division engineer. was made first
assistant the chief engineer a salary OF S70
year.
A letter from Commissioner Oakley. OF the De-
partment OF Water supply. Gas and Electricity,
read. in which he said that his chief engineer
had reported that pipe galleries could not ee built
in connection with the subway down Broadway
Aom F1lton-st. without great changes In the rapid
transit plans Separate pipe galleries would IN
doubtedly be necessary.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
NEw-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TODAY.

First race ceiling: furlongs)-Melita, e6 pounds
Ethel HInyar &C. Miss Gomez. 90; Diplomat. 96; Ghast
qs; Flying Charcoal %; DiaphanOus Ss; Too 9S toya
ecever 100: l02 Dr.. Guernsey. lo2 and Blue
Blaze, 1O5. .o
Second race CpUrse; six furlongn)-Lockout 1927 DMe
Lad lO5; Bishop Poole Jos: Yorkshire l05 Ricordo lOo
G. Drought 100: Omealcs. 1O5s Darius 40; kIlties
no Jack Sanders 10 and Lieutenant Rice, 10
Third race selling; and onesixteenth TniIef)-Ihe
Hebrew, Wreath OF Ivy. ~; arab 90 Catane 100;
knowledge 100: AustTslna I0I; Rachel Ward 1Ol,
Falernian Birch Rod. 10
Fourth race thandicaps one Inie)doraco 1iala w
Ahola g3: Belle 95 Lee 81; Sanbo. S. Fox
mead. lO4 and Fornaster l0J.
Fifth race ceiling. furlOngs)Eschinate. 81; Belle
Portland. 81; W P. Palmer. %; Contentious. Sc;
Panrette sB: Kaher 81 Fiasco 9S; Lady Draper,
100; Orsauy lOl; Haki. l02: Alurada 100. and John
105
81: Lou n. %: Shock the Talent 92 Hershman, "a,
Charlie Celia s4 Swedish Lad 81, Mr.. Jack, 81; Eyask
g7 The Eye 97 Barker Harrison 9s. Roderlck Dhu, 99
and HarpoOn, I03.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20

The proceedings before Justice Gaynor were not
long yesterday. but Justice Gaynor was plainly
angry when Mr.. Lindsay, of counsel for the Duke
family. said he consented TO the discharge OF Mr..
Duke by agreement with Mr.. Dukes counsel. and
there was evident attempt TO have the case
disposed of without bringing Mr.. Duke into court.
You seem 70 have an easy way OF doing business,
Justice Gaynor said. II want you to understand
that we do not conduct things In Kings County
they do in New-York. 1t is a piece Of impudence
TO suppose that man can stay away when a writ
Is issued, just because his counsel tells him 10
do So
He ordered an officer 10 go after Mr.. Duke and
when Mr.. Duke was brought into court he had him
sworn After Mr.. Duke had answered several
questions as 70 his family he was interrogated by
Justice Gaynor IN part as follows:
periodically.
Q.-what's the matter with you? Al don't
know.
Q.-Isn't your health good? A-Not very; you
see I've been troubled with dyspepsia good deal
or and on.
OIL see that the physician thought that you
smoked 70 excess Do you smoke? A--Yes. sir.
both smoke and chew.
Justice Gaynor announced that he would declare
Mr. Duke sane and discharge him,
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
TR4PPER RUNS THIRD.
Aesr-OrleGns Stescards WiH Refuse
His ERtry Nosc.
TRY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rR1nuNr- l


New-Orleans. Jan. ia heavy rain in the night
made the track at the Fair Grounds muddy and
caused some scratches. DIT the fields which were
left in the different races had a suggestion OF
class and were balanced evenly enough TO make
the betting brisk and general. The usual daily
handicap failed to fll, and in its place was six
furlong conditioned affair for threeyear-oIds and
over. which brought TO the post number OF
Crescent City Derby candidates including Trapper,
which made a strong favorite. He performed
poorly that the stewards ordered his entry 10
be refused IN future for inconsistency. He will be
allowed 10 I'll his stake engagements.
Lord French the extreme outsider in the third
race galloped home q winner at 90 20 J. Not a
favorite won. H Phillips rode again to-day land
Ing two out OF three mounts IN the money. he
has almost entirely recovered from the INJURY
which he received Saturday morning while eXer-
clsing a horse The summary;
First Cfve furlongs-Sow Poke. 102 (NlcoD, 70
], won: Simplicity 1O4 III. Phlhpsl 10 o. second;
Queen Esther, I02 CRobbns), 90 20 third Ihe I:OS4s
Moorish Da-lsel, Korea, Darnond Betty fAlr calypso
Clique and San Felicita also ran -. ,or ,r,,,>
Second Zone mile)-MerTy Acropat 10 thAlra3,
70 !. won; Decoration 112 (Cocolo 10 70 l. seconai
Msanthrope. lO5 (ScoD, 10 10 thrd. 11nle, 4:4e.
Tristan Shandy. Rudabek. Oanor Missile ana Neos a4so
-,
Third race Csix furongs)-Iord French io2 qobhins)
80 won: Fruit sc Auhnchonl is 10 o. seeoho klhs
ChRnlblee. Bessie Nc MalsteT Gladiator. NAt0nA1 ana
Fourth race 1sx furongs)-Netador. 90 CIicoD. 20 .
won: St TRmmany, llo q. Martini. 3 10 l. see9no'
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
GEORGIE TWICE BEATEN,
Drub and Tyro Finish in Front an
Ice Yacht Races.

Shrewsbury River Ice Yacht Club held two races to-
day over the triangular course Willis and. Burd's
Drub and Grant and Morfords Tyro were the win
ners The wind blew fresh from the southwest
Charles p. Irwn's George was beaten in both
races although picked winner beforehand
The Drub the Tyro the George. the Wizard. the
MistraI the Northwest the Edna NJ. and the Daisy
started in both races.
In the first the Drub showed her cockpit to the
other boats from start finish dnd won in SS 30
The George was second and the Wizard third
their time being 300 and Il 30 In the second race
the Drub forced to quit on the first lay by the
parting Of her tib halyards The Mtstral and the
Tyro came near running into each other and a
Tyro's time was 1890 in the second race, The
Northwest finished second and the George third
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
Sports ] !!
@-A M ID
AlDOR
TBLIC BUYING CARS.
.,-;can Manufacturers Pleased at
lCbOsr'S Success.

-, 6avs more and she ffth annual auto
~ AZ Madison Square Garden VIII be a
~ = .he nsst. il VIII not take until the doors
- : saturday night 20 tell whether the exhi-
q =. besn a success or not, for the great
y -, have attended daily since It's opening
90 --snv sales made have already placed It
;. y mos. automobile show ever held in the
y rs.ves the press agent, had an y told you
y =. evening he had declared ever since
. = a-.-,ceuent that most OF the foreign cars
g svtil:ted apart this year that It would
r-' =. ,be Garden show in the least he has
q ~ - ssrd 10 help make the exhibition what It
FSN1s .ra results show that his efforts have not
~ IN vain -.....-. -,.,o 90, sbov.d and
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
VI SALES AT IMPORTERS SHOW.
x tablet Of W. <. Vanderbilt, Jr., and
Gar Attract Attention.

str.-S-eie Exhibition Hal. on the top floor
49, ''1llolng. has been found an attractive
Nft @-'oinob.ie show. The hail Is 50 well
&c. needle could easily be found on every
=, a,loas floor while daylight lasts. But
s.l- N4.S light. the managers Of the I'M
z q Fsy;-,. -ite there thousands OF electric
a. ID gei9rs, turned on in the daytime.
t< Of sb.-snl which naturally ADDS 10 me
.<a.ach5n.so olher decorations and the highly
1sd ~ - business was done yesterday.
irioeS uyofs been opened when two sales
ihe ~, is-lIies were reported. The bronza
F Z Vsrde-,sstl.esss booth bearing the picture Of
~ EtIeE n .'il, 9F, in his S9-hoFsepoEyer ma
4 teacb = ne went q mile IN 30 seconds al
lss ~ - ear. which Is offered as one OF
-g nDehl lis 9s races tnst start next Monday,
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
CHANGES PROPOSED IN GAME LAWS
Assemblymen Would Protect Black Bears
and Propagate Moose.

Albany. Jan l9.-Game law amendments were
introduced to-day in the Assembly by Mr.. Hanford.
extending the close for woodcock TO include
TIoga County: Mr.. Reeve, for the protection Of
black bears placing penalty OF $50 fine for pos
session OF black bear In the closed season; Mr.. Han
ford making the closed for from Sep
tember 10 April l5 and the size OF trout to be
taken over seven inches in length instead Of six,
and Mr.. Plank appropriatng S24S eco for continuing
the restocking Of the Adirondack region with wild
moose.
Senator Prime to-day introduced bill making
available an unexpended balance Of about 81 200 for
restocking the Adiron0acks with moose.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
PUNISHED FOR DENVER FRAUDS.

Denver Jan. Is-Elijah Wigginton ordered
TO pay a fine OF $500 by the Supreme Court for con-
duet election judge in violation OF the courts
injunction The court adjourned until February 8,
having disposed OF all the Denver election cases
file In all forty-four have been sentenced
for contempt OF court in committing connivlng
at election frauds.
The Legislative committee appointed to hear the
Peabody-Adams Governorship contest arranged to-
day for division OF the work or examining Denver
ballot boxes among nine subcommittee. each OF
which Is 10 consist OF two Republicans and one
Democrat.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
ENGLISH POLO TEAM MAY COME HERE
Secretary Of Nottingham Club Declares In
ternational Matches Probable.

London. Jan. ls-Major Green SECRETARY of the
Hurlingham Club. speaking with reference 10 the
American Polo Associations invitation to send q
team 10 the United States said he was unable 10
say definitely what action would be taken until the
invitation received but that he thought IL
highly probable that the club would accept: The
greatest difficulty in the way, he said, the ex-
pense. but he had no doubt the committee would do
It's utmost 10 send a strong team
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
HAZEL L. BREAKS MAST.
Fast Iceboat Wins One Race-Then Meets
Accident

Long Branch " J. Jan 19 (speciaD.-Tw races
were sailed to-day for the Wentz Cup the Hazel l..
winning the first and the Eagle the second.
The Mildred and the Hazel L. of the South Shrews-
bury Club, have each two legs for the cup, and
the Eagle and the Sweetheart Of the Shrewsbury
Club, each.
The Hazel L. the first race. covering the
fifteen miles. in q heavy wind. in all The Mildred
was thirty-hve seconds behind with the Sweetheart
third. In the second race, the Eagle, owned and
sailed by J. f. Green. beat the Mildred out by
nearly half q minute. The Eagles time Tor the
course 40:5212. The Hazel L. broke her mast
after passing the second stake and withdrew.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
TO AvENeg cANNIaAu CRIMES.

San Francisco. Jan. 19-Captain Ekrsm. OF ths
schooner Carrie and Annie which has arrived from
PonapI in the Marshall group Of islands. reports
that while the Carrie and Annie was az Ponapi
the German gunboat Condor arrived. on It's way
70 New-Guinea TO avenge the assassination BY
cannthal natives Of ftve Catholic priests and five
Sisters. who had been working among GerTnany's
South Sea possessions missionaries.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
BROKER TO COACH RUTGERS NINE.

New Brunswick \. J., Jan. 1s (Special)-Clark-
son Runyon jr., OF the class Of 80. Of Elizabeth.
viii coach the Rutgers College nine this spring
AFr Hunvon is 3 member OF the NeW-fork Stock
Exchange He has always been an ardent baseball
man Nh Runyon expects 10 leave Newfork every
5esy ~ fbe end Of business and VIII be met at the
station by q carriage which win transfer him
with al speed 10 the college athletc heia. Wlete
ne Will direct the practice or the team mr. Kun
ron now lives IN Elizabeth
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20

Trainer 1o5 rI fhillps) 10 10 third. Time. lies
seIadin. Agnes Virginia, Flight and Agetha also ran
Fifth -yearoldB; three and one-haf furloss
Jim McGinTxs no q Hennessy) 30 70 l. won Yer
dant ITO (IorAniclO 70 10 second; Blue Grass Lao,
10 IT Dean 10 10 ! third Time O:44Ss. Chauncey
Olcott DR. McCIue Ldbergore and De Soto also ran "a
sixth race zone mile and furlong-SeIuper VivaN los
CCocolo). ! Mai Hanlon 10 Cannon Is "a
second, Lou NJ J = 10 J. third Time
Zoos Reveile Roger Smith Harpcon. Hoodw1nk and
Cour1rnaid also
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
WARNER GOES TO ST. LOUIS.

President PulIiam OF the National League OF
Baseball Clubs announced yesterday that the fol-
lowing releases and contracts Of ball players have
been approved:
Contracts: with New York-Sam Strang. George
WIltse- with Cinoinnati-HaTTy Arndt, Robert Ew-
ing with Eoston-Frank Hershey
f1eiea ses. By Cincinnati Pittsburg-Henry Q.
F,eifz. Nv New-TOrk 20 St LouiS-JOhn J. Warner;
~ ~ louis 10 LousViile-Willlam Hallman.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
SUICIDE OF AN EpIToR.

Butte, Mont. Jan. 1s.-Daniel ]. Walsh, fornsrly
connected with Washington paper but Iatsly
night editor of 'The Anaconda Standard shot and
killed himself to-day. Despondency due to fu
health was the cause Of suicide. ale left a widow
and one child. Mrs Walsh is the daughter OF an
army officer. and formerly lived IN Washington
Mr.. Walsh was the son OF a Washington physician
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
OFFICERS OF SARATOGA ASSOCIATION.

Directors Of the Saratoga Association for the I'm
provenent Of the Breed Of Horses. at their annual
meeting held at the Windsor Arcade yesterday,
elected T. r. Hitchcock president, Harry Payne
Whitney vice-president. Andrew Miller secretary
and treasurer. and, as executive committee, mr..
Hitchcock Mr.. Whitney, II. X Knapp, Mr. Miller.
r T. Wilson, Jr.. and Thomas Hitchcock, jr.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
MONTREAL PLAYS HERE TONIGHT.

International hockey may be seen tonight at the
Clerrnont Avenue Rink. Brooklyn, where the Mon
treal Amateur Athletic Association team crosses
sticks with an All New-york seven. The puck will
be faced of sharp II S:l5- The Canadians will
cross sticks with the Crescent Athletic Club to-
morrow night the same rink Tine Canadian
lineup will be Goal o Waugh: point W Mel
wards Coulson tombstone. Russell and Sargent:
substitutes Horsfal, Marshall, Chipehase and
lreu
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
ORANGE COUNTY HUNT INCORPORATED.

Albany Jan. 1s.-Among the stock companies
Incorporated to-day the Orange County
Hunt Company OF Goshen. Orange County 70
maintain club property. with capital OF xoooo.
The directors are f Fl Hartman OF Ardens John
r. Townsend Of Goshen Robert /. Gerry and Peter
G. Gerry, OF Newport. r. l.. and Robert Goelet.
~ Nev-York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
ST. PAUL oUrcLAssEs MoNTcLAIR.

Montclair. y. J.. Jan. ls-St. PauFs School hockey
team from Garden City, Long Island, from the
seven OF the Montclair High School to-day. 10 !.
The game filed with fast clever work,
both teams were used TO outside rinks. The first
half ended in tie at one goal each. A return
match viii he played at Garden City.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
MlDplEs LEARNING JIU JIrsu.
10y TELEGRAPH 10 THE

IDY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Annapolis Nd, Jan. 19-Professor Yanishita, the
instructor in the japanese system OF offence
and defence. has begun his work at the Naval
Academy. In his teaching he includes IN every
the imparting Of the ability 10 the
injuries which might be inflicted.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
aPoLY PReP." REATs DE viii cLINToN

The Polytechnic Preparatory Schools hockey
seven last night defeated the De Witt Clinton High
School at the Clermont Avenue Rink 10 o. In
the first half Schmeltzer tailed J. Smith and
Eaight . goals for Polytechnic In the second
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20

structors of American clubs at the Grand Central
Palace next Tuesday evening. The he will fence
are Vautheri OF the Fencers' Club; Gouspy, of the
NewYOrk Athletic Club; Tianelu, Of the Boston
ATHLETIC Association and Louis senac. He will
probably wind up with match Of rounds with
an Italian fencer who wishes to prove to Merignac
before he starts for home that Italy has the best
fencerS
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
VICTORY FOR sETB LOW

q ssv,-v,---s, - d Jan. ls OspeciaI -Ex- Mayor
- es,x Who has been staying here the
- " s,,. - !. spent much OF his time on tho
3 VI ..i'Ak. 4 match game between Mr..
n a rrsss" Shaffer. q broker OF this city.
eeal % interest. Mr.. Low won
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
GRAND CIRCUIT AT STATE FAIR.

Albany Jan. ls.-rhe State Fair Commission TO
day decided TO hold the fair at Syracuse the weei
be eginning September IL The Grand Circuit race:
week
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
MERleNAc will FENcE TuEspAY.

Lucien Merignac, the French feucer who has just
returned from Havana. Is 10 meet several in
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
Hotels and Lodging Houses

FOR SAI.E-PARTY LEAVING CITY
must dispose Of 22-room rooming house
at once Small amount buys II. Don I
overlook this if you are looking for bar
gains BROWN g. WOODS, 3l7 Fay.
A SNAP IN A NEWLY FURNISHED
rooming house OF 20 rooms, centrally To-
Gated, for sale. Cheap rent long lease.
Inquire of WILL METzGEit, blO South
Main
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22

and Frances M. Blaeg Lot 4 block o. a.
W. Morran'a Sycamore Grove tract. i. SO
ger-fot q. South Park Avenue Home
"ap' r. q. e. 4. CO. to Annie +. Dooie
I and 2, block 3. Tffn Crest tract .-.....:y
Peter d. Martin. Walter 8. Martin and
Genevieve Goad Riley to Huntington
Redondo Co.-Part Rancho Los Palos
N ~ a. g. r. Co. to Harvey &. soper and and
Elizabeth A. Soper-Lot IS, block 4, Win
ton McIeod's Figueroa Street tract. SO
san Marino Land company TO Far
mers and Merchants bank Of Los An,
geles--All property conveyed to second
Farmers ana Merchants bank Of Los
Angeles to San Marino Land company
Frederick III Howard administrator
Of estate Of Frederick 2. Howard, de-
ceased to Henry. ?. Lantz1Psrt lot ?,
Vision Of Bliss tract. act..............SS $3.50
M. Soledad de Bacon to Angeline
to-Beginning at point IN the west
feet north from the northwest corner
Of said Johnston street and Downey
avenue, thence north 15M degrees, west
so feet. along said west line OF John.
Aiict B. Field to ii. II. stone.Agree-
ment to. convey lot 20 Pecks subdlvls-
ion Of block 50, San Pedro 1880
Lot ~, block IS, Bay View tract
Catherine Gerace to Giovanni Nebbia
Part. section 13, township 1 south,
Los Angeles Realty syndicate to
Laura Parks-Lot 40 and part lot 80,
Rosas tract ............. S2600
vesta A. Olmstead to Evelyn L. Kinne
Lot 10, block 20, Highland View
w S. Squire and Mae u. Squire to
Alexander Jarson--Lot ~, block ~.
Hermosa Beach h..:;......... $40
Stanwood, individually and as trustee
to Miss Marian NJ son-Lot !,
block @, Ocean Park villa tract
Emeline Childs to James Lacey-Lot
II, block 9, Golden West Heights add.
Riverside Heights company to A. M
p. Schumann--Lots 3S and 80, West
Highland Park tract ...........$ $40
Hermosa Beach Land and Water
company to r. H. Burbank---Lot 1, block
20, Hermosa Beach ........ $500
Leon +. Moss and Effie f. Moss to
David Evans--Lots 339 and 341, block
8, Golden Bay tract, Ocean Park. $40
A. r. Fraser, G. M. Jones and II. r.
Gage to David Evans--Lot 337, block
8, Golden Bay tract. $500
Bette D. Anderson to Walter II.
27, south half West End University
Bee Regina Hiss and b. II. Hiss to
Frank p. Stewart-Receipt and con-
tract on sale of lot 16, block IA, Her
mOSa Beacn y4UU
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
VENTURA COMMENTS
Track Extension to FL Rio to Be Fol-
lowed by Other improvements

Special TO The Herald.
VENTURA, July 21.--A force Of men
and teams is at work grading for a
side track at Eel Rio. and as soon as
the track is completed a large bean
warehouse will be built. The warehouse
will be the property of the Southern
Mill and Warehouse company. 1t is
also reported that a station will be
established there. Heretofore teams
have made no stop at El Rio. 1t being
necessary to go either to oxnard OF
Montalvo.
Thomas Gould, whose name has been
mentioned as a candidate for the of
flee of town trustee. to All the vacancy
made by the resignation of w. c.
Wilde, has announced that he refuses
To accept the position. T. II. Jones
Charles sewell and Paul Charlebois
have been mentioned for the place.
Raymond. the youngest son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Jenkins of Santa Paula,
met with a serious accident a few days
ago. The little FELLOW fell out OF a
window. striking on his head. He has
been unconscious most OF the time and
conclusion Of the brain is feared.
Tennis et Coronado All next week.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
CARLOADS HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Also the entire stock of furniture and
carpets has been moved down to CAT
S. SPRING, to be closed out at great
sacrifice, so If you are looking for fur
niture bargains come to
SAT S. SPRING. W ~
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
OLD PEOPLE
AND THEIR TROUBLES

Old People have more of the pains
aches and discomforts of life than do the
young. This is perfectly natural, be
cause their blood is not so vigorous, moi
their powers of resistance so great, anc
troubles that a younger, healthy constitu
tion could resist often afflict them.
During the civil war contracted Ga.
tarrh and suffered with it's effects fol
many. years. ! tried various remedies
and and doctors, but with no good result.
and read it carefully. decided 8. s, 8.
was the medicine was in need of and
began It's use at once. My health was
years, had most of the pains and all.
ments incident to that time of life; but
after taking this great remedy for awhile
self strong, well man. am now more
than 70 years Of age, but my health lie
good, because take an occasional bottle
of s. 8. S.. Nothing equals it as a tonic
to those needing such a medicine.
Fordyce, Ark. L. s. LOCKRIDGE.
Rheumatic pains, sleepless nights,
tickle appetites, etc., are not imaginary
with old people, as is sometimes thought.
They need a medicine that will supply
their blood with its lost vigor and build
up and strengthen their constitutions
S. S. S. is the ideal remedy for Old Peo-
pie. 1t is made entirely from roots,
herbs and barks, and does not injure the
system in the least as do those medicines
containing mineral ingredients S. S. S.
is gentle in its action, purifying the blood
of all poisons
S S.; j; ;;;;=;;;;: !; !: s.: !: !: ]
~ bust, healthy
PURELY VEGETABLE. constitution. II
is the greatest
of all tonics for increasing the appetite,
toning up the stomach, promoting the di-
gestion and building up the entiresys!em.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ga.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22

ADMINISTRATORS SALE = HIGH
grade tailors fixtures; must be sold at
once. Call and see same. 20S WEST
SECOND ST.
FOR SALE-CAR OF CORRUGATED
iron very cheap.
NATIONAL LUMBER COMPANY,
Twentieth and Alameda.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22

BEN WHITE WILL EXCHANGE YOUR
property 3OS BRYSON BLOCK. Second
and Spring SITS. Member L. A.. Realty
Board
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22

billiard and pool tables Bar fixtures of
all kinds easy payments. Send for cat
alogue. THE BRUNSWICK -BALKE-
COLLENDER CO., go s. Broadway,
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
advise my friends to buy Venice
property. Buy conservatively and you
will make fine profits. Only ten miles
from Los Angeles; Venice 30 minutes
by car. Property will not be cheaper,
but will steadily advance.
SEE
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22

of all poisons
a n d relieving
old age of it:
discomforts by
supplying a ro-
b II s t, healthy
constitution. II
is the greatest
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
Furniture

FOR sALE-ENTIRE STOCK OF FUR
Chairs 55c; stands s1OO, rockers $135,
sanitary couches $3.50, mattresses for
sanitary couches $225, iron beds $2.25.
extension tables $500, small dressers
French glass, $1,000, box couch $3.50,
china closets $1,000, chiffoniers $3.75 up,
combination kitchen tables $3.50, lin
oleum SOC, $500 2-burner gasoline stove,
$325. j. M. OVERELL, 652-654 So.
Main st.