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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21

Wit Scr GrHennunN 0c3
aoilcrs 5llnh Gbef ocs l0dNilhcn
llluneu- Gcgimcnts 9tr. II lit bic
3obl Der Nc9imentcr, 0crcn Gbci
oocr Silbober Der aaiicr lit, or,i ~
g~citicgcn. 0nrrnter iino II aopolIc-
ric-. ~ Sniuutcrie- uno 1 Nrtiaerics
Hc9imcnt. Bur preuBildlcn Nrntec
geborcn oapon II Geglncntcr, uno
inter Den 10 iibrigen b%cflnOcn lid 3
rlliliid)c, > boperild)e, = lGdliid)c, >
oitrcihiit) ltngoriid)e uno ic | lpiirt.
tcntber9iid)es, booiid)es, bcllllhe@,
groBbritunniites, ipanild)e@, portu.
gieiiifes, NuBeroem gebort Der &ui'
icr oils Iomirol Der rhililtjcrL cngIi.
id)en, idppeoiiden. n%oripegl'fcn, 3D.
niihen uno griedild)eh MARINE an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21
gcfnnntmahnnocn.
Nnrcnn ncs atnot.Menmeters.

baltimore. ocn u. Gnbember 1908.
non 81 J;nncrnhcr to05 II ia lin ySnrn,ittaos
an Ert mo Sicllc einfiHoeu. nm oa5 9tipcuu
Der @urriiuna 9lpcHIie, OuiI Sccdj g(oeinrc his
SSiuofur Oiils Jtolb. icit5uiteuell.
JinicinD Is. Shuma9,
(gtou2l) 60. Staotae4epmcter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21

Iapor SoIbman, Scr bel
Der leBtelt @obl IN indianapolis
nid)t miebergemdblt morocu lit,
uinlnlt Had)e fir ieine 9tieoerlo9e.
er bat itrenee Sonntuesiperre iiber
Die Stoot perbdngt. @liiflihermeiic
it's nit icinem Stobtrcaiment Bats
81 enoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21
Gomlan6's tiirfiifc 9GScr.
Equitable. Wcbdnbc, 9uftdnlt se8cu. etets uffrn,
Gli;nhcth Mi. MnhlinnGprlt.

IS ftGrb am Is. 9ionember 1908 III &dgner'e
Tuiiti, Wnnc NruiIoclsGuuittD. mo. elisabeth
W. Wublingburit i'm 9lller pnn 80 Sdbreil.
Sic lrGucrfeicr fiuoct bcutc ,Ttenitng, I ubr
@urmitiuqS, int Der oben gcildItlltcll Nohnulg
fat. gcticbuno priuntim. t321)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21
Eluru gcdDlcr.

IS ltarb am 20. gIopcnlber Clara Srtler,
geIicbte Satin oco uertlnrhelell Sigiliillo
4edler, i'm 9Itcr bon ST Ia0rct. Die Veerols
olltu finoct Wiittpua,, 3 llbr gtuhlniitaGe, bon
ibrcr Icttcn 2SoDnrlla. III. 1900. 2SdrlpidaApe,
aus itait. lun5It &erluuIhte rro Srellloe Der
5umtlte nhtnlgabou cilgclaoer mo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21
Nnnnnn Ynrf.

Der bnuptid dbiihite 5rirohui In Baltimore.
areal: $50 gldcr. - Smmerudbrenner Charter.
3u ieoer 3cit errti6blr. Stint Gents S1br'
ecl6 oou alien Sta0ttbetlen.. StrnBeubGbn,
NdaaoiiS pniltrct Den S5duptetnqann ale oret
Wllnlitcn. Warmee Barie3immcr fir SOlte,
Die ocu 5rieotof bel raubem Netier befIhcn.
9eerd6nibpld6e 8u febr nt1Biacn Breiien.
fdmnitlih inter fortipdbreIocr RtIc9e.
Sircan: Hr. RI, @et.Saraio8a. StraRe.
GIQn6E)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21
Sobn ". Scnfcl,
CIR. 6O4. Glib ebars straAe,
Il. ncr Observation-Disclosures.

tuclb,r cue s~uftrlec Itets 8ur 8nf9teScubcti
ausfiibrt. Die BON i6nI bebanOeItcn Yet6en ftr'
ncn @joucll LANG lteeerl. obne Die ecrtnqitcn
g'Cripcfu1getptren Al 6ciqcH. Grull 2cntcl il
q~raOnirtc @tnbaIfGmircrin llnn 1T bic gcbnno'
lung bon 6rnucnlci6en Oercn SpejiaIitdi.
Caul0.1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21
0ao luadDicnbc Sclbitbclunfticin Der
nClbCn Maize.

oclbcn Hanc.
Gic Naltlnd Der Gbincicn ocn
NcrCinigtcu StontcH Gc9cniibCr lit
ol%lbcfonnt. Tic 3upitrGgcr mldcu
All, boDcottircr omcrifoniid)c Moo-
rem, 3Cigcn lid rtipcItlo@ cincm onIcs
riforiitcn Nonlirol gcgcniibcr url0
ntorocn umcritoniihc Otiiiion1sc. -
Nir oiiricn il13 oiCicn Tcmonltrotio.
ncn NC1cuiibCr nid)t Ciln1nl betlo-
NclL ocnt mir bubcn trob Der glb.
m%udnnGcn nit China dincliidle
anuilCltc, @clcbrtc. Stuocntcn unb
HCiicn0c, Die nod Den Y%ercini0ten
StnntCn tnmcn, d)ifunirt.
Go6 oic &oponcr, nod)oem iie
OrrdJ Oct aricg nit NllBlono @roB.
modt gcporocL gcgclt bic onti.mor,
9olilhcn 0Cicbbcltimnmul0cn in oclt
IcIbitlt0nbi9cn britiihcn &olonic'n
Nlitrolicn unb 9tcuicclonO 6ront
modlcn milrbcL mar SIT crportcn. -
Sn 0icicn &olonic'n iino NngcD0ri.
&C Der QClbCn Holic cntmC0cr gol15
ullS0Cld)loIicn, o6cr JIG ncr6cll rtllr
untcr idnucr 81 crfiiQcnocn Ncoills
QitnNcn 5%ltNcldiicn. Nun iilio Die
SoponCr bercitS gcQcn Ole 9nuitroIicr
nor0conltQC1L 1tu6 sic McUicrltn0 0CS
ouitraliidcn StootcnbutoCS bat boS
31tGcitdnnnib qcnrod)t, hob oic iopo.
niid,Cn &oltflclttc, @clcbrtcn II. Nci.
iCnOcn E0iic iiir cine bcld)rGnftc Belt
crt6ciIcn mill. 9omit lit obcr bic ia.
punild)c HcgicrlnG nidt 5ufricOcn.
Sie ~pcrlungt fir ibrc StontSonGcbo.
yi0cn na& Dpnc GimunnocrungSrcd)t
un0 bot Glcid5citig SIT pcrItebcn &c
gcbcn, bub tic I'M cigcttcn 2onbc bic
Ginmonbcrung bClhronfen iucrbc,
lucnn sic ouItruliidc @unocSrc0ics
rltl10 Die fiir sic Noponcr pcrlcbcn0cn
Observation-Disclosures ntd)t oufbobe. Sn
biclcln Nltnftc b%cubiid)ti9t obcr Nlt-
ItroliclL nid)t nodBugcbcr, obglclh
sic britilfc Hcih&rcGicrung pCrlRdt
hot, cincn Trud olti Die o~uItraliid)c
Mc0icrlrrg oll&ptiibcn. Ger %oultro.
liid)c Ercnicrmirilter crflGrtc filr5.
IidJ I'M @unbcS EorIomcnt, bob bic
Ne0icrung bcrcit lei, ooS EoBrcdt
iclbit oui onocrc joponiid)c Solfa.
fluiicn. OILS bic iocbcn gcnorntcn,
ulSNlocbncn; tic miiiic nber an ihrcr
GiumonbcrunnSppIit Icitbultcn. -
Sic NuitroliCr lpolcn, hoB ibr 2ono
cit &ouo fir @ci6c" bIeibc, un0
mpact iclblt iiir sic 9unocSgcnciicn
6c$ Ml,tterlonoc3 GuglonG tcint
ausnobnlc mod)cn. % pic Soponcr
lid| Jest oils Sdubbcrrcn Der 0clbcn
ENoiic bctrohtcrL 10 milrbcr lie bdlo
iiir sic Gbincicn sic glcidc &cr0iilt,
itiQul,g iorbcrn. 'Gtc britiide &c
| Qicrlira modtc 0crlt cillclt G1SaIcid
3,piifcn ocn iclbItlt6nOi8cn Solo
niclt lto Dem 9uubc&Acnolicn So,
pon bcritcacn, olIcin 6d@ miro bel
Der Noltrng Aultrolicn'a feline Irittc
Nr5rit Icin, lucun scr NE98lcih iIbcr-
houpt III Ston0e fontmt. Gle 6or-
NcrlnQcn Sopon'S urb oic nCltcrIidr
@ottum9 Gbino'S oori miun mobl ais
Hni1n0c bc@ NcitrCbcn2 unlchen,
p0Qi0c @Gcidbcrcdti0lnlG nit Der
WciBcn Huilc 81 crlon9cn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21
Inhu Srurn Taun.

IS iturb AM 90. giobcmbcr 1908 5obn 3cnr0
9ana Inn Al. Sabre feincs Qtpen3. Sic Beer
oiolir0 finoct Mittpudl, gtadmittaGs : llbr
hon Scr 2Sobuuna iciucr Sfluciicr. Srni YIN
mic N. @clihncr, ytr. 20iI. 9Ito9epooe gpe,,
nma Unfit l12D-h)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21

oerbrodt IN elmer Qciittootcrocll Glll'
iorllllgtett, Die ielbIt Dem Grrpadle-
l,cn Die 6o%briforbeit }lIr GloI mod)t.
Man lponnt fem TobIcn an oett
Ftllig = iolpobl! obcr Der SnoultrGo'
ll@nllt@ ocrid)m16t Is nldt, od3 I'M
elttluldelte Mcnidcntiuo III lelllcIt
EtenIt ST preiien. &luocabuIoc ltllo,
pom Stonopunfte ser libcraIcnCc fo.
homie, biQige SGn0c. Nb otc'e al
Den Wtoidinen 5u @runoc gebelt
Opoblperitonocn, mir iugcn nldt; m
Der Wold)ine) fiimmlcrt je1c cbcl1lo
mcnig olS Die olt2gcorbcitctcn Fro'
lctoricr Griitcn5clL, oic nit 10, 10
Sobrcn gum olten Giicn tonllltell,
neil Der Sn0uitriolianula clllcI1 Sott
ongcldloqen bot, Der Die Nrbclt mr.
mr. 81 Slele ST elmer FortorceIo9o
mod)t, ole9lnioroerlmdcn an ne ltcllt,
oeren 2ciitung MIR uli Soften Der
9clltlgen uno forpcrIjfCn @%clunobclt
nltSgciiibrt meroen fam, Nbcr e..
rooc neil Der 9ebcnafampf bclltc ctII
10 ld)luerer lit, mare c9 mcbr ais ic
gcbotcn, Die iungcn W}cnihcnpilon'
sen niht pGbren0 Der Satire tbrca
Wod)stbums un0 ibrCr Gutmldclun8
Scr ShoOigung ol,a}uicBclL bic Die
6o%briforbeit o%lrtitnittlid) I'M @t.
iolge bat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21

Sn 9rcbenGCim bciW iu2
iuuroe ein &ino nit }iuci @eijdtcrn
gcboren. Gos ionit normal cntpi
delte aino bate mtr cincn &opi,
ober pier gllgcr, }lpci Noicn. bier
Sbren un0 5lpci NInoc. Cas- ormc
@eId)0pf muroe nod Icbcno in sic
llnipcriitdt nod @irBcn gc6rod)t,
Iturb obtt bul6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21
G~rrInmmlnn9s. Mnici9en.

,Wiiltpu, Niue. 2cth, uno SparsTcrcin"
ShiQcr Ncrcin crilnrtc In fCiIter lebtclt Ser
ianmlIuta IN RlIoulpb 9rrgcr'o Sotle. III. 6
Nuuf >truBe. cine bu.bidGrltthc NlpiocItnc Dot
nrci Rrp;cut. 1920
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21

0crocrit orbcneuS 81 . t.
rotb Scrrid)el ilt Mannheint bat Scr
Stobt cine babe Wtillion Otorf jlunr
BON citga SfwinnlPqoe2 bilrtcrloi.
len. nu,.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21

Gle buoi den s. a III III er .
Wublcn boben, liud)oem Die Stid).
mablcn itottgciunoen, iolgcnoeS Gr.
9cbniB: oic. 9lodparteien boben 30
Mbgeoronete, a Nntionalliberolc, )
Gemofraten ltto 1 Sreiiinnlgen. GuS
Centrum 5ablt % Mitglieoer, Die
Susiuliiten II uno Der Suto Der
9anopirtbc (Gonierputipe) lit oitrd
Orei Mitgl.ieoer pertreteil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21
Is. & y uue Mo. selepDoue.
8. Sanocr & S0bnc,

qeideubeftatter nub Giubaliamtrtr.
Tr. 1908 nno 1910. GantuHsaUenHe uub
Shbpit.@ds 0nltimure.str. uno 9troaoipaq.
Sabrlfnnteu Upn Yatrnt.Ga sfetS.
ScbtO-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21
Baltimore Scmctcrp.

@Hrcnu: Srnutliu. Sloa., Baltimore. II. Gurtbftr.
Observation-Disclosures 6nnr SCrtuif-ppll SO an,
init MinrmcrpfoitcIl dbgcgrcnjt. $50 RlnP
iir Oicr SrIber. tSmtilG,1O d
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21

Ger preuBiih re c II
balm Miniiter b. NuOoc pIout iiir
ndd)Itcs Sobr Die GinlilbrlnG BON
Shlnfpogcn fir Ole brittle &loiic Der
Stontsbobnen. Su ShUc0cn bot
man Die SdlloinoNcn Orittcr &luiic
id)on icit elmer Ncibc pon Snbrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21

Iuf ocm ron5niiifcn
SoSinIiiten.G ongreb iprod, Der Nilb'
rer ,%SolrcS in eiller longeren Hcoe
aild) Den benlerfensiprtbn gas: Sic
&epublif lit Den Su5iolilten beilig.
Sic lit Der lid,erltc INTO raideltc @eg
fir oas Yroletoriat, ras leil'e poll'
tide, ofononliide uin intellettc 0rcl
belt eroberil uill."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21

TiPlibcraICE urtCt in II Il.
gorn bot oli Intru8 oc9 @roIcn Sis.
81 cine Hciolution oIlcnommcn, ooB
Dos Eroqromm Scr Ncgicru1g midi
Gceignct ici, cine H0iung Der ungort'
idcn ariie bcrbci5uiilbrcn. Tic Sin.
iiibrllng ocS %oQgcmcincn Stimmrcd)
ties lei 9ciGbrlid. NoNcQcn Iorbcrt
Die Eortei ole ltuicnwciic Grmcit2.
rltllg 0cS @a6lrcht3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21

Sie st. Spuiier NJ M + l.
ia" ld)reibt iiber &inoerorbeit Ii. a.:
Bon Den pielen iib%crurbeitcten Gri'
iter5clt. oenen mir bclte alif Sd)ritt
mo Sritt begegnelL ioucn nid)t ne
nige, ia. pielleiht Die meiiten Der ain'
oerorbeit in inouitriellen 9etrieben
sur 2oit. @eiitig uno forperlid I'M
cntiuidclt lit bns iunge @eid)opf ols
@cbiiIic einer Moid)ine 81 elmer Sbo-
tigfeit perurtbeilt, Die leitent geiIti'
gen @ofsthum ebenio ihdolid) III
mic ieillem forperlidIen. Sd)on Die
ouoouerllbe. lid) gleit bleibenoe Nr.
belt lit Dem iugenbliben Irbeiter
idGolid,. Simmer oieielbe Sonbbc,
megll1a. oerielbe Sebelbrlid = feline
llcilen einoriirfc fir @ciit nno Csc
miitb gon6e Gage, Wonatc, Sabre,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21
Surrainc.

RaleriIh g~artartia TtlebItt.
WCitlih bol Ralhrpnf Elm ino cine boibe
WetIC. 1euubi bic NIT Irnbdttnn bcSciftetc
9tortbs sbcnue.Gur. Steie Nlti1en yindmiiiaGs
am terminus. Breifc bon RCardbnibpldben ieei
fpt8ieu. 9cttbte @cotreutacn. Eelcp6uIt =
Gaton 223. gitrean: SrautliH. nno @lnotur'
1unos. 8erlanat Hrpifirt. (Uini4.t3.3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21

9in0citri d. /. Gmcrituntr
iolen nlio i'm aoniuIoroicnit feline
Scrlucnbung mcbr iinOcr. Gicic
robifaIc IobregeI lit macred)t. @e.
raoc inter ocn gnSidnocm inn Son,
inlaroienit lobcn iid jcocrjcit Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21

&noicn bat ciucu ncucn
Wiccf0niq. bcn Carl oi Mimic. Ob
nu5 &uno inter iciltCm &cNlmIc beiicr
IGhrt. ais inter ocm 0C3 zorro Gur.
son, lit red)t fro9lld).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21

Scr nIte 9nnGc4ic OF
GcpNu, bclien @coGdtnib bel ocn al
tcitcn auluucrn nicnlol3 OcrinNt. 10
6ab CT bel lcbcr @clCNcnbcit ld)od.
luciic ounlit %ouiportcn t0nn, lcioet
in ocr Gollitoblc.llntcriuduno an ei-
ncr critoultlihcn ]grciicuboitcn &c
oGhtniBidnpodc. Gr tom ijdD mcocr
ol,i Noncn, nod oiti (botiohcn be-
iinncn. GompromittircnOc @cid)eb-
niiic, Die cincn lelblt mNchcn, Der
oibt man gcmobnlid) ritt 10 lcid)t,
mic N~net0oicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21

GINA Gin NicrtCl Ger u 0 T.
lprgcr bot iid bel ocnr FIcbl@ilt &C.
Qcn Yrin5cn aorE bon I0ncnlort CT.
Hart. Gle Sppolition@portci lit al.
10 BON p%ornbcrcin 6u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21

|. SnGonncll Spillc, = a., iin0
$4,000 0dlloncn WbiSfcu in Slant
men ou.f9cgon0cn. S6oOc! Ger @bia.
fen, Der nid)t gctruntcn miro, bot lcinc
9eltimnlmg ucricblt, Gen Gcmpcs
ren5lern miro notiirlih bel oicicr
Nod)ridt oos @cr5 int %cibc lobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-21

Sn Hcm-N ort iOII Scr re.
publifoniidjc BOB S0c0 toIt Ncitcllt
mcrcCln, unb 5mor mill ser oltc @ltn.
0c~aicnotor Elntt olclc &0Itltclllu,g
bciorgcn. Gam tonncr Die Nctu.
Norter nit Den, @Gtbc'itcn M}cpbiito
io1cn: Sen @oicn iinO lie los, Die
@0icn inn gcbliebCn" mCuu es
bent oltcr Elntt i%ibcrb0upt QcIin0t,
SocIl bel Scite 5it id)icbru.
3oIlcinnehm Ter Num an
erfl1rt, oob Der 81 Ocr}oarn0c Nctro0
Der @eidcnfe, Die Sri. NIicc Rpoicuc!t
BON ibrer SrientrciiC mit0cbrodt
MIR einige Sollieno Gouor2 bctrooc.
Mad ibrem mislGnOiitU NonOclS-
iucrtb abgeid1bt. icicn sic @cihcnfc
gor nid)t 10 piel iucrth mic irilbcr
ongenonnnlcn moroen lei. Moa mobl
Die 0cber Der @Gd)cntc jl Oicicr
NeuBcruna ocnfcn mcrOcH?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
NEW YORK ONYX
AND MARBLE WORKS

Nothing could have been more befit-
ting the needs of the times than the
establishment of the New York Onyx and
Marble Works in Los Angeles a lit
tie more than two years ago. These
works, 1t will be understood, furnish
the materials for the finest interior
decorative work. Within the first two
years of this company's existence here
the number of permits issued for new
buildings and improvements in Los An
geles was 1888, such improvements to
cost an aggregate of s26,067,925. With
in that period many splendid business
buildings were erected but the greater
number of the improvements were
dwellings, and the greater number of
these were elegant homes, and a few
palatial mansions Much of the mate
rial for the fine finish of these build
ings was required from the New York
Onyx and Marble Works at rs East
Third street. George Weifenbach is
the enterprising proprietor and the
skillful artist in the work. He manu-
features high grade marble and onyx
mantels. interior and decorated work
of all kinds, and makes a speciality OF
inlaid work and is the only man in the
United States that knows the art of de-
signing inlaid onyx. OF such works
from his hands many delightful speci-
mems can now be seen In numerous
homes and handsome business blocks
in this city, including the Chamber or
Commerce and Los Angeles Trust COM
pany buildings Mr.. Weifenbach en-
ploys from eight to ten men, and fur
Iishes estimates and designs and does
all descriptions of fine work to order.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
l. E. RUSSELL G. CO.

L. E. Russell & Co., at 416 South
facturers and jobbers of ladies' and chill
dren's straw and felt hats, and dealers
at wholesale in millinery and milliners'
some ten years ago by L. e. Russell,
who has made a lifelong study of this
special work. The business occupies
fsWStostory building 5xlSS o feet and ,ore fr9m
employed in the handling, shaping and
trimming of hats according to the very
latest styles. l.. e. Russell & Co.
keep travelling man engaged the year
round and are doing a prosperous busi-
ness. Mr.. Russell goes to New York
city twice a year and also imports from
Japan annually
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
STERLING MILK COMPANY

This is one of the best known concerns
of it's kind in Southern California. hav-
ing extensive farms in this county and
Riverside. The Sterling Milk company s
local offices are at 1l5S-70 San Pedro
street. Their business is all Wholesale.
They sell milk by monthly contracts,
furnishing much of the milk and cream
that is used in the hotels and restau-
rants of Los Angeles. Registered Jerseys,
registered Holsteins and registered Berk-
shire hogs are owned in large numbers
by this concern, whose farms cover about
800 acres. In all there are about 200 cows
owned by the Sterling Milk company.
They. are well fed, so that the company
is able to compete with all other dealers
when 1t comes to furnishing pure milk.
There is no ''watered'' stock in this con-
Germ; it's all pure, and so well has the
Sterling Milk company proven this fact
to the public that 1t is now enjoying one
of the most prosperous businesses of the
kind in the country Established and in
ccorporated in 1904 this concern has $780,
900 assets, record that few companies
But 1t has been due to square dealing
with the public that has won success
for this company Besides the present
offices of the Sterling Milk company on
San Pedro street, a store building, one
story in height, which measures 25x100
feet, has recently been completed, and
In this are stored milks, creams and va
rious other dairy products for sale. The
officers of the Sterling Milk company are
Col. j. M. G. Marble, president; e. e.
Moore vice president and general man
ager; w. c. Marble, secretary; j. E. Mar
BILE and j. e. FiShburn.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
SOUTHERN WREcKINe COMPANY

This company is a partnership be-
tween two brothers, Ray and Joe Liv-
ingston, both enterprising and indus
trious practical machinists, who estab-
lished their store and shop in this city
a little over five years ago. Their
salesroom occupies 1OOX1oo feet at 25S
to 26O South Los Angeles street, while
their main office is at 261 South Los
Angeles street. They are dealers in
both new and secondhand goods, do
repair work and conduct general trad
ing business in machinery and other
materials. Their stock mainly com
prises new and secondhand boilers,
engines, pumps, gasoline engines, oil
betting, also new. pipe, which they sell
at cut rates, and they carry a large
stock of garden hose and pipe of. all
sizes having for the latter materials a
rounding the city. A very popular
speciality of their business is that of
renting all kinds of machinery. For
celianeous machinery always on hand:
They have good steady line of local
trade, while they ship all over the
tributory country in car lots. They
have especially a large trade in en-;
gines, steam and gasoline, in oil well
machinery, pulleys, shafting, etc.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
EMERSON BROS.

Southern California is a country wherein
the busy little bee thrives upon the bios
SONS of the garden, the meadow and the
field, and live in abundance, affording to
the apiarists the resources of proht-
able industry. One of the most proml-
nent new undertakings III this line is
that of the Emerson Bros, Messrs. l.;
S. and George L. Emerson, apiarists, OF
eighteen years experience In California,
who made their establishment in this
county and city q little less than two
years ago. They have just completed a
new store and rooming house building,
covering the entire triangle between
Third and Stephenson avenue and Rose
street and their apiaries are at Fullerton:
Cal. They operate with 1000 hives and
make a special study of bee culture for
the best qualitative results in producing
honey. They have all the advantages of
location and character or bees for both
quality and quantity and the honey which
they have thus far produced is superb.
In addition to their own production the
Messrs. Emerson are wholesale dealers in
honey and wax. extending their business
throughout Southern California and New
Mexico, for which terrItory they employ
two travelling men, while some of the
shipments of wax and choice qualities of
honey are shipped to the markets in vari-
Gus eastern states At the Louisiana
Purchase exposition they received the
gold medal on honey taken from stock,
without personal supervision or special
preparation.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
STERLING CHEMICAL COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS AND JoBBERS

We are pleased to give space to the
recently established houses that give
promise of special excellence. Among
these the Sterling Chemical company
should by all means receive recognition
from the fact that 1t fills a special field
in the economy of trade and is likely to
be greatly depended upon by the. whole,
many others in the west and southwest.
The location of the business is 1872 South
Los Angeles street, where 1t was es-
tablished about one year ago. 1t occu-
pies nice quarters, 40x150 feet in size, and
here the company conducts a heavy i'm
porting, manufacturing and wholesaling
trade in druggists and grocers' supplies,
witch hazel, flavoring extracts, and chem
icals of various kinds. They furnish in
fact, every sort of chemical used in the
drug and grocery trade. and offering
lines. They are the only, distillers of
ing all the materials for this valuable
product right on this coast. In all de-
partments they handle only the purest
and best unadulterated chemicals and
drugs. Although but a year in operation
this firm has made its influence felt wide
ly all over Southern California by judi
cious advertising and by the very thor
ough and systematic manner In which 1t
has conducted it's business affairs. The
founders of the business are men of eS-
perience and ability, and as manufactur-
icals their reputation was long ago es-
tablished. They manufacture for the
trade exclusively and ship their goods
to ali parts of Southern California, Neva-
da, Arizona and Oregon, and have every
prospect of rapid and enduring growth
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
WESTERN WHOLESALE DRUG co.

Los Angeles in recent years has become
one of the greatest wholesale distributing
markets of the west and the country Of
the Pacific coast This Is true with ref
erence to the machinery and implements
of the mechanical industries, ETC.. and it
is no less adaptable as wholesale mar
ket for drugs, medicines and chemicals
and it is Furthermore an eligible location
for the manufacture Of such goods
These facts have been thoroughly exem-
plified within the past few years by the
extensive enterprise or the Western
Wholesale Drug company, which. estab-
lished here in September, 1901. This COM
pany is composed of H. M: Sale, presi-
dent. L. D.. Sale, vice president, and L.
Schiff, secretary. All Jnese gentlemen are
druggists of large practical experience
and men of great enterprising activity.
The company occupies main floor and
basement of 70x240 feet at 254 to 25S South
Main street and carry an immense stock
Of goods. made necessary by the growth
Of their trade, as importers and Jobbers
of drugs and chemicals and druggists
sundries They also do a large work as
manufacturers of pharmaceutical prepa-
rations and their own products form. a
large part of the volume of their trade
Besides furnishing a large part of the
local trade, they employ number of
travelling men and ship through Southern
California, Arizona, New Mexico and Ne
yada.