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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
BEN WHITE
Will Exchange

your property immense bargains: an.
ply at once. Satisfac tion and quick
Iesults. Member Realty Board. 3Ol-y
BRYSON BLOCK. 2d and Spring stA
FOR EXCHANGE
Fine home southwest, clear for
foothill ranch; will give good trade
j. A. MoRLAN & CO., 2O2 Fay Bldg
FOR EXCHANGES -{2lOO: S. e. CORNER
both and San Pedro streets; S51kxiS0;
Nl00 equity for any good security OF lot.
OWNER, Si2 Il. SD st
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30

THE BEST LARGE SOFT. SUBURBAN
lots around Los Angeles at $500; $40
down. $40 a month; u minutes ride
from center of city.
210 MERCANTILE PLACE.
Broadway 4S26, Home 1868.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30

FOR SALE-THE CHOICEST RANCH
property In Los Angeles county, 20
miles from the city, close to r. r. sta
tion In splendid section; so acres
in oranges, walnuts and grapes and
40 acres in general farm products
abundance of water rights, wells
and pumping plants cement reser-
voirs and bitches, beautiful
house OF 10 large rooms with inlaid
floors, fine porcelain bath, II. and c.
water, cement cellar, fine lawn and
flowers, large and complete barn and
chicken house; in fact, every possible
convenience required for a perfect
home and sure profit return prop
erty. This will please you Come in
and see us about it and we will sur
prise you with the price and terms we
can offer on II.
PITTSBURG REAL ESTAAE CO.,
311-15 Laughlin Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30

LEAVE ORDERS WITH US FOR ANY
securities on this market
We are IN line at all times
We always have something good
THE GENERAL INVESTMENT
CORPORATION.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
Orange Groves
Stocks and Bonds

FOR sALE-wE GUARANTEE TO Sc
cure liberal loans at per cent on all
real estate purchased through our
BLACK BROS, Business and Indus
trial Realty, eo5-6 Union Trust Bldg.
Ij ll-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
Land Scrip
Live stock--Horses. Mules, Cattle

FOR SALE-ClIEAP. TWO-YEAR- OLD
Jersey cow giving milk. Inquire at
1880 DAKOTA ST
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
EDUCATIONAL

SPANISH LESSONS BY EXPERT
enced teacher. Telephone HOME 1862.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30

ACRES $275-ONLY 80 MINUTES FROM
LIST and Main, in the very heart Of beau
tiful San Gabriel valley; two car lines;
finest land; abundance of water free to
holders of land. This is positively with
out an equal for a home or investment:
Residence lots in vicinity sell for $1,000
per lot THE GREATER LOS ANGE-
LES REALTY CO. 4S3 Huntington
building.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30

Per Foot
$1,000 feet a in. Galvanized Pipe 21Rc
$4,000 feet y in. Galvanized Pipe 314c
10000 feet 1 in. Galvanized Pipe. Sc
5000 feet u in. Galvanized Pipe. &c
5000 feet " in. Galvanized Pipe. 7@c
5000 feet 2 in. Galvanized Pipe. lie
5000 feet az in. Galvanized Pipe. 15c
1000 feet 8 in. Galvanized Pipe. zoe
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
THE NEW YORK VALLEY CAR LINE

TWO ACRES NEAR GARDENA; GOOD
6-room California house, barn,
chicken corrals. well and, pump; fine
sandy loan, plenty of water. Ideal
chicken and vegetable ranch.
ADKINS & BAGIN,
322 Grant Bldg
Phones: Sunset Main 644S, Home 3778.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30

S11-15 Laughlin Bldg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-08
LEWISTON MAN MISSING.
Carried Roll Of Money and Fears for
Safety are Entertained.

Lewiston, Me, Nov. Much anxiety
is felt over the absence of Dennis Ger
yais. q clerk in a Lisbon street store,
who has not been seen since Saturday
night. Mr.. Gervais is 80 years of age
and married His home is at No. II Riv-
er street, and his family relations are
believed to have been pleasant
Saturday evening Mr. Gervais went
to the proprietor Of the store and asked
him il he could put the sum of $102 in
the safe for safe keeping over Sunday,
as he should have some more on Mon
day All of this belonged to his father
in VIM, Me. he said. The latter Hen
~ Gervais. is a prosperous dealer in
produce in that town and his son has
been dispOsing Of potatoes and other
vegetables for him in Lewiston.
1t IS thought that the missing man
has about $500 on his person and his
relatives fear that he has been robbed
and perhaps seriously assaulted. Mrs.
Gervdis reported the matter to the pO-
lice Tuesday evening and also spoke
to the proprietor of the store where her
husband is employed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-08
CHARGE OF BIGAMY
AGAINST "Leander Ford" Of Boston
Under Arrest at Auburn.

Auburn, Me-. Nov. 7.-Leander Nc
Donald Ford of Boston was arrested
at the Maine hotel in this city Tues
day charged with bigamy. It is alleged
that he has n wife in Boston and an
other in Manitoba. The arrest was
made by City Marshal Rowe as the
result Of a telephone communication
from Chief Watts Of the Boston police
force. He was at work here soliciting
orders for a portrait company. When
the marshal walked in and asked him
his name. he promptly responded. lie
amber Ford" When questioned he de-
MED nothing and practically admitted
that he is married to two women.
He says that he will make no trouble
and will go back to Canada without
extraditipn papers. Ford's mother
formerly lived in Milton. n. S. but she
as well as Ford's wife. now live in Bos-
ton. Ford formerly lived in Manlt"-
b1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-08

The engineer had right to s,,nnose
that he had a clear track. He had 70
ceiyed no warning by signals or torne-
does that the track was otherwise Than
clear. He was running at a high ,,+e
of speed as he must run such q train
and make his time. We can seq no ra.-
son TO even suggest any fault or neg
ljgencc on the part CT the engineer Of
No. 1873. Mir. Lewis Bailey. or If tho
fireman of No. 1913, Mr. George Arm-
strong.
This board does not feel justified in
assuming matters which are not
proved. The position of an engine
man of a fast train like No. Ia 10
most responsible one. 1t is inconceiva-
BILE that if Mr.. Bailey had seen or nm.
derstood that anything was wrong
ahead of him he would have omitted
10 regard it. We believe he knew moth
ing Of the obstruction until he saw it
and as he was running around a sharp
curve he must have been within 1000
feet of it when he saw it, That dis
lance was probably run within Il Sec
Unds.
So far as this board is concerned. we
leave the responsibility where We have
placed it, and believe it is a correct
finding.
Dated at Augusta this Goth day of
October, \. l., 1905.
JOSEPH B. PEAKS.
BENZ. F. CHADROURNE.
PARKER SPOFFORD,
Railroad Commissioners of Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-08
MAINE LUMBERMEN.
Regular Meeting Of Association Is
Held at Bangor.

Bangor. Me, Nov. THE annual
meeting of the Maine Lumbermen and
Land Owners Association was held this
afternoon. The reports of the several
officers were read and accepted and the
election of officers held with the fol-
lowing result.
President. T. II. Appleton. Bangor;
vice presidents, Hon. Llewellyn Pow
ers. Houlton. Fl. ]. Brown. Portland.
Edward StetsOn, Bangor. S. w. Phil
brick. Skowhegan, Frank f. Boston.
Gardiner; chairman executive commit
committee. F. II. Appleton; chairman
legislative committee, J. p. Bass; clerk
and treasurer c. II. Bartlett.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-08
sAeADAHoc PROBATE COURT.
Judge w. T. Hall Holds Busy SEES
sion Tuesday at Bath.

Bath, Me, Nov. AT the opening
Of probate court Tuesday Judge Hall
and Register Weber looked unusual
l. smiling for since the last term their
quartrcs have Undergone great
change. Hard wood floors have been
laid in the court room and registers
office the ceilings have been painted
and the walls decorated. All of the
finish in both rooms has been painted,
the furniture vanished and radiators
steam pipes and gas fixtures have been
given new coats. The probate court
quarters are now in better condi-
ton than ever before and the county
commissioners are carrying on prac-
ticaliy the same work all through the
building.
Among the cases which We're
brought 20 the attention of the court
were the following:
Wills prcsented-William Conley, late
Of Bath.
Administrations granted-Estate of
Newell H. Hall late of Bath. Herbert
l.. Hall administrator; estate of Eliza
beth l.. Shaw, late Of Bath, Wallace f.
Shaw administrator: estate Of Celia
Fl. Jenness. late of Bath, Nettie BOWL
ing. Administrative.
Allowances Estate Of Isiah
Douglass, late of Bowdoin.
distributions granted-FStateS of
Cnldeli;t Austin and Edith G. Berry,
late Of Bath.
Guardian appointed-Abbie ]. Bar
ter appointed guardian Of Oscar
Mansfield Snowman Of Bath. minor.
Inventories tlcd-Estates of Elijah
F. Sawyer, late of Bath; Mary J. Cor
nish. late of Bowdoinham.
Afiidavits fled-Estates Of Abby D.
Wiggin. late Of Bath: Verdell C. Hag-
gett, late of Bath; Francis l.. Morrill,
late of Bath; Catherine f.. Johnson
late of Waldoboro; Mary j. Cornish
late Of Bowdonham.
Accounts preSentei-First and final
account of Joseph NJ. Trott. executor
of the will Of William J. Shaw. late
of Bath.
Accounts alloWed-Second account of
Sanford l.. Fngg, administrator Of the
estate of Edith &. Berry. administra-
tor estate of Edith G. Berry. late of
Bath; first account of Weston Thomp-
son. administrator estate of TOrris Ann
Graves. late Of Topsham: second ac-
count of Weston Thompson. executor
OF the will of Ann NJ. Sampson. late
of Bowdoinham;. second and final ac-
count Of Emma ]. Coney. administra-
trix of the estate of Francis F.. Coney.
late Of Rath-second and final account
of Joseph f. TrOit. administrator cs-
tate of Madelyn Hyde. late of Bath;
first account of William Tarr, admin
istrator estate OF Isaiah Douglass. late
of Bowdoin; first and second final ac-
count of Frank II. Allen. executor Of
the will of Eben F Allen. late of Bath:
first account of Roscoe l.. Austin. adj
ministrator estate of Cordelia Austin.
late of Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-08
SHE is A FLYER.
The Steamer Gov. Cobb Averages 1894
Knots for Five Hours.

Portland. Me, Nov. THE new
turbine steamer Governor Cobb Of the
Division of the Eastern
Steamship 90. today, on her maiden
trip in commission averaged lS%
knots an hour for . hours and &c min
utrs. in which she covered the distance
between Deer Island and Portland
She left Boston at 9.lo
A. NJ. and was tied up at her dock here
at $50 o'clock. Her best speed on the
trip, 19A knots. was maintained for
two hours just before noon. captain
James L. Morse. treasurer OF the. Fast :
ern Steamship Co. who was accom-
panicd by Mrs. Calvin Austin. Wife OF
the president and general manager
expressed himself as very we'll pleased
with the trip to Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-08
BRIDGE TENDER BLAMED.
Finding Of Coroner's Jury for Atlantic
City Disaster.

Atlantic City, n. j., Nov. AFTER a
stormy scene lasting several hours the
coroner's jury late tonight agreed to
place the blame for the ThOrOughfare
wreck of Sunday, Oct. IS. upon Daniel
Stewart. the aged bridge tender. The
jury disagreed on many points. Ac-
cording to the coroner. Stewart will
be arrested on the charge OF criminal
negligence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-08

Theodore Simpson of South Gray
while out hunting Tuesday. was at
tackled by an enormous hedgehog and
only stopped The animal by a couple Of
well directed shots from his revolver.
While Mr.. Simpson was going through
the woods his dog began barking at a
big crevice between two rocks. The
hunter could not see what was inside
but laying down his gun he took his
pistol and started to investigate and
came face to face with hedgehog as
big as young bear. The animal say
tal.t he was cornered and charged. Mr..
Simpson had no time TO retreat and
pulling his pistol fired twice just as the
animal reached him. Both shots took
effect and the pOrCupine fell dead at
his feet. The animal weighed SIS pounds.
its quilts We're eight inches long and its
paws as big as mans hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-08
81 DEER. FIVE MOOSE.
Sum Total of Tuesdays Game Ship
ments from Bangor.

Bangor, Ne, Nov. Game receipts
Tuesday We're 81 deer ana flve moose
Woman hunters with deer were Mrs.
VIM. NJ. Myers of Sharon, Penn. and
Mrs L. L. Denning of st. Louis. WI"
had deer shot in the Masardis region.
II. E. Garrison of Houlton shot a
moose. near GrindstOne. j. f. Rance.
an old Town Indian guide, brought
down a big bull from Moosehead
Henry Adams of Springfield. Mass
had two deer and a moose. Two moose
were tagged to Bangor taxidermists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-08
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Bangor has q case of smallpox. The
mans name is Joseph Kelley. a
province man. and he lies at his lodg-
ingS in brick house on the lower end
Of French street The house has been
strictly quarantined.
Little William Cole of Lynn, Mass,
a guest at the Brunswick House in
Bangor, walked cut of one of the attic
windows of that house early Wednes-
day morning while asleep and sus-
tanned a broken leg. The little fellow
was discovered 4 sort time afterwards
and was taken 1, In" Eastern Maine
q, neral hospital.
The body Of John Maddocks. quar-
termaSter on the steamer Tennessee
of the Joy Line, was taken Tuesday
afternoon from Fall River to South
Thomaston. Me. his home. Mr.. Mad
docks died at the Union hospital in
Fall River Sunday noon from the eff
fecls of internal injuries sustained in
a friendly wrestling bout with a MEM
Der of the crew Of the Tennessee last
Saturday afternoon while the boat was
| in New York. His wife and one child
| survive.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Bcrgeman
We're arraigned before Judge Rogers
at Belfast Tuesday morning on the
charge of larceny from the person.
Probable cause was found and they
We're committed to Jail in default of
$500 bonds, to await the action of the
grand jury. The complainant. Math-
las Cullinan. was unable to appear and
his deposition was presented. He al
legged that S96 which he had sewed up
lin his Undertaking. had been taken
just how or when. he could not say,
as he was helpless and very feeble
The complainant had been a boarder
with the Bergemans and it is alleged
that they secured his money. made
numerous purchases of clothing and
| finery and were about to take the boat
for Boston when they were arrested
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-08

With large opposition majorities and
after further drastic amendments. the
British House of Lords Wednesday
night adopted Clause of the education
bill. which provides that the local edu-
cational authority may afford ex-
tended facilities for special religious in
structiOn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-08

The authorities of Johns Hopkins
University Wednesday conferred the
degree Of L. L. D. upon Sir William
Henry Perkin, the English chemist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30

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ruben auf Der aentitange, i4 tiih1mere
mid I'M ni6ts me6r. Weoer uln bas
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por einem 9beile meineS Sorpers milb
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ftorr Dor iid bin. Damn rief er
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ibm einen tletnen StoB.
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fi6 Der allabenoli6e 3uI6auer in Der
natiirli6Iten Weiie BON Der Welt, itieb
feinen GeIel silriid unb iebte 1id) a,lf
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fiir6terli6e 9rebung, iprang aus Ser
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Der Rabfubrer mar tobt. Mit ar1bs
ter Seelenrube aoa iih Ser 3uf6auer
in Der 2o9e Ieinen Paletot an. uno pers
lieb ben Cirrus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30
gr pfliidt Die 9eranien uno eibt ie

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ibr.
nGefanen fe 0ir9 Die fino 9iibI9,
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ben 2oden Der 8lcinen.
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sSa, papa.""
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er gema6t."
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sd tpeiB ia nidt, tpie er beiBt."
2iline erfabt sic Sanb bes Mannes.
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G6aufel.
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Inn auf, unb er iiebt S6rGnen BARN
f6immern. Gr i!06nt auf tpie Elm perz
rpunbetes Sbier. Sdmeidelno bittet
fie:
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siebt i'm our S6iir.
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mad Su bod Dem 8apd auF."
gr sDgert einen 2~(ugenblid, bann
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prebt. God ais 2iline iiebt, bab Die
@drter Den @efeleltsn nit Tubtritten
por ii9 beritoben, ruff iie idludseno:
papa, tie iolen ibm ni4t ipeb tbun.
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Der Wdrter 5udt nit Den @dieln:
Sap muir, 9u tleine Rdrrin, Der
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Don Semeue.

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fen bes tdgIiden 2ebens. 9ienei4t,
neil ct ie alle ourdprobirt uno an teis
mem mebr einen ~beionoern Rei5 fano.
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S6aufpiel gu perfolsen ooer i'm 3us
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gu Neuiqb folgte er alien Menagerien
in Der Grpartuns elmer 8ataitropbe, er
bottle, Der 9dnoiger piiroe BON leinen
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bate es nit ben Stiersefe9ten perIudt,
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lang in tiefer Nieoerssidlusenbeit, sins
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an unb lebte miibig oabin.
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ten, Die iih pie elm brsites 8ano 5us
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men. @~leidSsitie lag man in Den Sci.
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Aonis als Dettelbrisndrfibtr.

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@ornamen rNimmurid" nennt, auf
bas unperIdGmteIte an. Giner bieIer
8riefe lautet: PIN Nimmuria, ben
oroben &Dnie, ben aDnig BON Ggppten,
meinen 8ruber, meinen S9ipager, Der
mid liebt uno Sen id liebe: Sud-
rata, Der srobe 80nis BON Mitani,
Der Gid liebt, er lit Sein 9ruOer. Wtr
eebt es gut, Dir mDge es gut geben.
9einem !0auie, meiner S9ipeiter unb
9einen iibrigen Srauen, 9einen Sob
men, 9einen Streitlpasen, 9einen
gferben, Oeinen 9roben, Deinem
2anbe unb alien, mas Dein lit. mDse
es gut, Iebr gut seben!" Der @ettelz
briefpirtuos ergsbt iid bann nod cine
gauge Weile in iiberldpeneli9en
Observation-Disclosures, Die bic
piae etipas iiberSudern foIen, uno
fdbrt bann fort: uNun min i6 @olo
bon meinem .8ruoer, unb id barf es
aus speierlei llriaden perlansen:
eritens fir Seloseus, 5peitens fir Mits
Gift. 60 poue alio mein 8ruber mir
@olb fdiden in seipaltieer Menee, Die
feline s3abl bat, mebr als meinem 8az
ter. Oenn i'm 2anoe meines 8rubers
1T @olb fopiel ipie grbenituub. Die
@otter mDgen es fiisen, bab mein 8ruz
Der, ga jebt fdon iopiel @olo in feis
mem 2anos 1T, nod 5ebnmal mebr
9plo ihide als fonIt."
Ollie 8riefe Suidrattas an Mmenoz
pbis, NIT Iusnahme Der eriten, fno
BON folfen unperf6dmten Bethlehem
erfillt. 9ieie mertipiiroige Dirt. 1id
ansubiebern, fdeint aber Dem Gsppters
tDnige pielen Spab semaht gu baben;
benr er erfiate feirem Sapaeer that's
fd4lid itets Die 9itte unO CAB nod
reue @eriprehunaen baau. Z.