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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13
Chamberlain
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II can always be depended
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1t Is equally successful for
simmer diarrhea and cholera
irfantum In children, and 10 the
means ofsavingt the lives OF many
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When reduced with water and
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Every man OF . family should
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PTucE. 25c. LARGE Size. soc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13

Spnntussidser DER einen Sdien
f9iebD: p9errsott. uub i9 bale
i6on eiusn beim @ilbbrettbGnbIsr -
beitelLt!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13

StobI &Dnis gbdrIss
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Serasns Ieinem @e6urtsort Willicms.
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bic ettpa cine Millton foitsts. Ratiirs
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Mosnot Oa mebr ouf isinsn uls ben
BOrtbeiI ieines Seimut5 Ort@ens be-
bo1t mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13

Rriea3fttretGr Saft hat
BEN SanzausT6uB fir oniidsugont.
iinen nno nusfpdrtiatn 9dnosl bic
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13

Gin tpIfes 8urtdutras
tt n + Il 4 d 1T b.reits Dor lGnsersr
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man fie ouf bos ri9tise wloB! Der
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Die Iisb. Grau.

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lebt tOmmtn2" frust elm 2sbrer in Der
&Iuiis. Die fdIiden!" antportste
elm Sunst atf Der Iesten 8unt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13

Der .Srantfnrtsr Sci.
tung" Ienoet Elm 2sIer in @ambsra
oIs sinsn gstpeis fir bic Tinbieleit Der
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hNhI ~ @OE ALhARNh nAhNAANRpANsA
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9eri4nuppt.

SrGuIsin: sd lam gar nidt sInu.
Zen, baB sic mid Iieben!" Suns.r
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16
ASPHALT CAMPAIGN
FOR SAN BERNARDIN0
Some Opposition to New Bridges and
Streets-Santa Fe Now Uses Yell
low and Green Signal CoIors-Mur-
der Trial
snecial to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, March ia
move is on foot among some of the
business men and especially those who
engaged in the erection of several new
business blocks in the west portion of
the business district for several blocks
of new asphalt pavement on the streets
leading into that portion of the bus
mess district. The plan also includes
the asphaltng of Third street about six
blocks west to the Santa Fe station.
The street is now in a very unsatis-
factory condition for the enormous
traffic that daily passes over it.
Opposition has appeared TO the pro-
posed bond issue for bridges and street
improvements. Anonymous dodgers
have been circulated with sarcastic
references to prominent citizens but
they are having quite the opposite
effect from what was expected. The
effort is believed to emanate from the
element that was defeated in last
springs election which has since been
against anything in the way Of i'm
proVement i'm order to be "agin the
government" It is expected that q
bitter fight is ahead before the bond
issue is finally carried.
Today the Santa Fe coast lines sub
stituted yellow and green for red ani
white as signal COlOrS. Yellow vii
be the danger or caution signal. while
green will he the safety signal. 1t is
claimed these colors can be distin,
guished much greater distance thar
the old colors and are not as liable t.
be confused with other lights as are
the old. The action is in line with E
number of eastern roads that are nov
using the yellow and green.
Brakeman f. L. Murray Of thu
Santa Fe was seriously injured in tn,
Santa Fe yards in BarstoW. Two rib
were fractured and internal injurie
sustained. He was removed to thu
Santa Fe hospital in Los Angeles. III
is an Elk.
Five MeXicans last night at midnigh
attempted to hold up Antonio Riihni
an Italian, on his way home from tn
city. Though his assailants fourishe,
guns and knives in his face, Rijhin
managed to break away from them ant
notified the police, who captured on
of the MeXicans.
The trial of James Brown, charge,
With the attempted murder of his wifi
at ORC Grande some months ago, wa
commenced this morning in the super
Tor court. Brown and wife had sonar
ated, he going to Kansas. Later n
| came back and went at once to hi
wife's home and attempted to kill hel
| outsiders interfering. Later Brow
tried to take his own life by cuttin
his wrists with glass.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16
ROAD WILL AGAIN
SEEK FRANCHISE
AMENDED PETITION TO BE
SENT TO TRUSTEES
Considerable Excitement Prevails in
San Pedro School Room Following
oVerturning of Coal
Oil Stove
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
SAN PEDRO, March 15-Attorney
wellington Clarke representing the
newly organized Pacific & Gulf Term
inal railroad, which sought fran
chise into this city and was refused
by the trustees at the meeting last
week, is authority for the statement
that another and amended petition will
be presented to the council within a
few days with the same end in view,
that of obtaining a franchise into the
city and a small amount of waterfront
on which to build docks and slips.
He states that the company will also
ask for a franchise into the city limits
of Los Angeles, and if the two are
granted the company will then proceed
to get the right of way. 1t is likely
that the petition will be received with
more favor here at it's next presenta-
ton.
One hundred and fifty head of horses
and mules, in charge of 300 men, are
reported to be on the way from Los
Angeles to this place to commence
work on the extension of the Pacific
Electric road between the city limits
and Whites Point, distance of about
two miles.
The new line will probably extend all
the way down Pacific avenue, from
fOuiIeellJn street, where II Is NOW
built. to a spot about 1000 feet from
Whites Point, where it is expected that
q large summer resort will be built
at a later date. Glass bottomed boats
will run to the marine gardens imme-
diately adjoining the spot. Several
hundred acres of land have already
been laid out in lots and considerable
of it sold. 1t is owned by the Pacific
Improvement company, in which the
Pacific Electric is supposed to be in
terested The building of the road will
greatly enhance land values. The ter
ritory in question will probably be
taken into the corporation Of the city
at the election to be held this month.
There was considerable excitement
in the public school room presided over
by Miss Wickersham today when one
of the pupils ran into and knocked
over a burning oil stove. 1t was just at
the noon hour as the pupils were
marching out A good sized flame
sprang up, covering a spot on the fioor
the size of a washtub. The boy who
collided with the stove grabbed base
ball mitt from his belt and proceeded
to whip out the flames before much
damage was done, other than to scorch
the floor and scare the children.
A united effort is to me made by the
citizens of the town to have the term
mails of the two electric roads changed
from where they now are, between
Fourth and Fifth on Front streets.
There is a bad mudhole at this spot
and it is right in front of the toughest
part of the town.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16
MANY MASONS ENJOY BANQUET
Evergreen Lodge, A. r. G. A. M, Gives
One of the Most Notable Events
at Riverside
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, March 15.-Evergreen
lodge A. F. & A. NJ. enjoyed one of the
most notable banquets in it's history
tonight The Masons were Joined by
their wives in this function and the
capacity of Masonic hall was tested to
the utmost. In lieu of the customary
toasts Rev. Herbert e. Benton, pas
tor of All Souls Universalist church,
delivered an address. and a musical
program was rendered. Harry Ham
mond, master of the lodge, presided
at the feast.
The county Sunday school conven-
ton closed tonight with a sacred con-
cert by the vested choir from Trim
ty Lutheran church and an address
by Rev. r. P. Shepherd, D. D., of Po-
mona.
At meeting of the Riverside Bus
mess Mems association last night it
was voted to aid in securing a right of
way for the proposed Riverside-Colton
trolley line. 1t was announced that
the right of way along Cotton avenue
from the county line to First street
would cost $4,000, and that of this sum
$4,000 had been raised by the property
owners along the line. The Business
Mems association pledged itself to
make up the balance. A. c. Denman,
jr., manager of the company, guar
antees that work will commence on
the new line as soon as the franchise
is secured.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16
BEACH PRINCIPAL
MAY STEP DOWN
FRICTION HASTENS M0RGAN'S
RETIREMENT
Drug Clerk Again Convicted for Vlolat-
ing Liquor ordinance-New Hotel
for Long Beach-Street
Paving
snecial to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, March 15.-J. NJ.
Barley clerk in the Mccartney drug
store, was sentenced to pay fine of
$500 or serve 800 days in the city Jail
and also serve ten days in Jail by Re
corder Chapman this morning. BARLEY
was convicted on Tuesday of viola
ton of the liquor ordinance. He was
charged with selling a half pint bottle
of Scotch whisky without a prescrip-
ton. This was the second conviction
secured against BARLEY. In the first
instance he was fined $500 without Jail
sentence. In both cases his attorney,
G. A. Spicer, has served notice of
appeal.
1t is said that during the coming
year Prof. ]. j. Morgan will resign
his position as supervising principal
of the Long Beach schools as a result
of influence brought to bear by men,
bers of the school board. Professor
Morgan is a very popular man and it
Is largely through his efforts that the
local schools have been brought to
their present state of perfection. 1t
is said that an open rupture between
one member of the school board, re-
suit of personal alteration, is the
cause for the feeling between Mr..
Morgan and the school trustees. In
DR.. j. w. Wood, a retiring member
of the school trustees, Mr.. Morgan has
a stanch supporter. Dr. Woods term
expires April 6, however, and he has
positively declined denomination. w.
l.. Porterfield, also a member of the
school board and a candidate for re-
election at the next election, stated
that he knows nothing of the resigna-
ton of Mr.. Morgan.
Within a few days the Oceanica ho-
tel, one of the oldest hostelries in the
city. will give way to a three-story
brick block. The old hotel will be
torn down. Today the company pro-
posing to build the new brick block
organized as follows: President,
George H. Bixby; vice-president and
general manager, S. A. Schilling; Sec
rotary, George C. Flint; treasurer, P.
E. Hatch. The building, when COM
pleted, will be occupied by CONNER
cial dry goods house of metropolitan
pretensions.
Mrs. Leola Irene Boyd. wife of Ohio
Boyd died this morning at the home
of her mother, Seventeenth street and
Elm avenue. Deceased was twenty
years old.
Plans are being prepared for the
paving of all intersections of streets
within the territory bounded by Tenth
street on the north, Fourth street on
the south, Magnolia avenue on the
west and Locust avenue on the east
The total cost for such improvement
has been estimated at $95 from owners
of fifty lots abutting.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16
ANOTHER SC0TTY
SCATTERS GOLD
VENICE VISITED BY MAN OF
WEALTH
Five and Ten Dollar Tips Tossed to
Those Who Were Lucky Enough
to Cross His
Path
snecial to The Herald.


VENICE, March 15.-Leaving q
stream of gold, silver and greenbacks
in his wake. Edward Scoville, who will
long be remembered by those with
whom he came in contact as the mining
man from Phoenix. has blown out of
town. after having for twenty-four
hours made life one glad, sweet song
for those who would accept of his hos
pitality.
Scoville, who had in tow one John
Liddle, distributed more wealth at the
various restaurants and places of
amusement than has otherwise ctrcu-
lated here since the beginning of late
storm. So and so tips being in par
ticulalr favor with him. He displayed
papers showing his ownership of stock
in several mining companies and cut
a far wider swath than did Hart on
his pilgrimage here several weeks ago.
On July 1, the end of the present
fiscal year as recognized by the post
office department, the local office VIII
be advanced from the fourth to the
third class Mrs. Gala ]. Westfall who
has been appointed to succeed Post
master Granger, will enter upon her
duties on the first of next month.
The registration of voters for the
election of April Q closed today, the
enrolment being far greater than was
anticipated. The Citizens slate, which
is the only one that has been ratified,
is being enthusiastically supported and
appears certain of election in its en-
tirety.
Abbot Kinney and Colonel J. r.
Dwyer carried off the honors and in
cidentally the prizes at last night 5
weekly session of the Country Whist
club. Refreshments followed by music
and dancing proved an enjoyable fea-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16
NEW PARKS FOR CLAREMONT
Committee Confers With New York
Landscape Artist-Mock Trial
Thoroughly Enjoyed

Special to The Herald
CLAREMONT, March 15.-The COM
mittee appointed by the board of trus-
tees of Pomona college to investigate
the matter of improving Blanchard and
Library parks was in Claremont re-
Gently.
The committee includes G. w. Mar
ston, n. p. Blanchard and A. K. Smiley.
They were accompanied by Mr.. Cooke
of the firm of Samuel Parsons e. Co,
landscape artists. of New York city.
Mr.. Cooke was the landscape archi-
tect of Smiley Heights, Redlands, and
has suggested many improvements for
the two Claremont parks in the line
of trees and shrubbery.
The LyCeum, a mems college debat-
ing club, held a mock trial last night
in Society hall. The room was packed
to the doors. H. NJ. Johnson took the
part of Mrs. Caudle suing for di-
vorce on the grounds of cruelty and
desertion. q
L. e. Fuller took the part of Mr..
Caudle. r. S. Smith was judge. At
torneys for the plaintiff were Harris
| horne and Fankhauser; for the de-
Tense, A. c. Reed, p. F., Smith and
Judson. Original costumes and laugh
able situations kept the big audience
| in an uproar. The jury decided against
granting a divorce.
The faculty has selected Miss Ger
trude willows and Cass A. Reed, who
with the three chosen by the senior
| class, will be class orators at COM
mencement.
The Pomona College Glee club will
give q concert tomorrow night at Sar
Bernardino under the auspices of the
ladies of the Congregational church
The rainfall for the storm early il
the week amounted to 1926 inches. Nc
damage was done to orchards by
| foods
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16

a yellowtail Weighing slxty-one pounds,
one of the largest If not the very
largest ever caught in those waters
Mr. Durham is hardly more commune
cative before newspaper men than is
his famous brother and is not inclined
to boast OF his piscatorial good for
tune but the facts appear to be as
given here.
Crown City Notes
Pasadena is said to share in the pro-
posed reduction of fire insurance rates
promised for all Southern California py
the underwriters.
The two Greeks arrested by officer
Sherwin at Alhambra yesterday for al
legged cruelty to animals were fined SO
each today by Justice Northrup.
1t seems probable that the date which
will be chosen for the proposed SZOU,-
900 bond election to secure money FOR
an electric lighting plant and for IRE
department betterments will be We'd
nesday, April 20.
Because of the inclement weather the
lecture of Judge Wilbur announced Tor
this afternoon before the Mckinley
school Child Study Circle was indef-
initely postponed. The circle desires
to have a large crowd hear the adj
dress and will choose another date
little later
DR.. r. Schiffmann Of North Grand
avenue has purchased the c. S. Car
penter orange grove of ten acres at
the southeast corner of California ana
Shorb streets and will construct there
a handsome country home. The prop
erty has long been known as con-
venient and commodious ranch home.
The sale was made through the j. X.
Britton agency and the consideration
is named as $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16
SOC Silk Chiffon Wells Csc

One and one quarter yards long in all the
most wanted colors; some made with
chenille dots and others have neatly en-
broidered dots; values to soc. On sale
SOMETHING DOING" day, Csc.