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Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13
THE BOND ELECTION

The BOND ELECllON
The little Record, which is so poisoned
with antl-Huntington virus that if :;
BIT itself It would die from blood pois-
onine, seeks to defeat the bond election
and the highest interests Of the city
because it imagines that Mr. Hunting
ton may get some good out Of the cleo
ton somewhere, in the shape Of a
bridge.
The editor Of The Herald never saw
MIR. Huntington, doesn't know him, and
never had any communication with or
from him. or any Of his agents. But
The Herald, after careful inquiry into
all the facts Of the case, is emphatic
in its Endorsement of the whole bond
proposition, on which the election will
be held next Thursday--unless the
council shall decide to postpone the
date.
Under the plan proposed. one Of the
most economical improvements the city
can make will be the building Of the
bridge connecting Buena Vista street
with Downey avenue and Pasadena
avenue and the widening of Buena
Vista to conform to Broadway. This
improvement will connect Buena Vista,
Downey and Pasadena by one bridge
and two approaches on the north. The
estimated cost is s27O,OO0. of which sum
the Los Angeles railway has agreed to
pay $4,000, and the Southern Pacific
will pay $4,000 and donate to the city
twenty feet Of property along Buena
Vista, from Bishop street to the river.
a distance Of half a mile, making a
safe and direct route and avoiding all
surface crossings.
The Herald is advised by citizens of
the north side that the proposition to
build this bridge in this particular way
did not emanate from Mr.. Huntington,
but from the citizens themselves, who
desired his participation in the enter
prise in order to save as much expense
as possible. It is, therefore, both silly
and dangerous on the part of any news
paper or person to argue that because
the Los Angeles railway is to be con-
ceded the right to run over the bridge
the bridge should not be built-save
and alone at the entire cost Of Mr..
Huntington, who has only partnership
interest in having the bridge.
Some people are so constituted that
they want to heave brick at any rich
,oay ,,,eraIx, taoo,tsa Ia Sc -iob To is
the acme Of stupidity and studied self
ishness.
The only point in the Downey avenue
bridge question is that the people want
the bridge, and by an agreed combina-
ton with Mr.. Huntington they can get
this necessity constructed at minimum
cost. 1t will be conspicuous and is a
badly needed mprovement-one which
the poor people require much more
than does Mr.. Huntington.
Bonds for other bridges, for sewers,
for small parks, and for enlarged SER
vice on the part of the police and fire
departments, as provided in the call
for the election, call for no explanation.
They are all worthy in purpose, and
their accomplishment will mean much
for the future Of Los Angeles. This
city is just on the point of jumping for
ward into great proportions. Business
is developing at an unprecedented rate
and all property is increasing in value.
We must, as Secretary Shaw says.
build for the future, build big" and
build quickly. Vote yes on the bond
proposition.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

The Herald favors holding both the
Democratic and Republican state con-
ventions in Los Angeles. and long ago
SO expressed itself. We sincerely hope
the yellow Examiners support OF the
proposition will have no deterrent in
fluenee on the movement.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

pedestrian has been attacked in the
same neighborhood by one of these
rodents.
Charles Powell of 7S4 Chestnut
street, Camden, also had a strange
experience with a muskrat yesterday.
He was attacked by the animal in the
cellar Of his home and had to call in
Policeman Ellis to shoot it. The musk
rats come from streams located near
Forest Hill park
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

Willie Ridiculous Hearst knocked
Owens river, and the entire city only
turned out CAT votes against it. He
howled against the Fiesta, and it prom
ises to be the greatest ever Really,
willie's opposition is a thing to be de-
sired, it seems
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

Twice within a week Los Angeles has
had to revise its population figures
each time to raise them. Los Angeles
one great trouble is to keep up with
its own growth.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

One of the greatest fiip-fiops outside
circus was that executed by our
worthy president on the rate bill. Only
a man with a rubber backbone could
possibly have done It,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

That Cincinnati man who named his
boy Ananias would have been more up
to-date and decidedly more emphatic
IL he had called the youngster Hearst,
and been done with 1t.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

The earthquake in Indianapolis had
one advantage; that city being lit
erary center of rs-while-you-wait
a full history of it is doubtless already
on the press.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

The improvements provided for in the
proposed bond issue, on which an elec-
ton will be held next Thursday will
enhance the value Of property through
out the city and add to the prosperity
and growth of Los Angeles. Every eiti-
zen should vote yes.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

Los Angeles is the third greatest
building center in the United States.
so far as number OF permits goes. only
philadelphia and Brooklyn. both many
times greater in population. exceeding
II. In value OF buildings It Is sixth.
That 4s a record that any city might
be proud to have
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13
MUsKRAT ATTACKS POsTMAN
During Contest Policeman Comes to
His Aid and Shoots the
Big Rodent
specIal % NC Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
PHILADELPHIA, May 12-Standing
at the corner of Haddon and Kaighn
avenue, Camden, yesterday, waiting
for a trolley car, II. C. Pine, a letter
carrier, was attacked by a muskrat,
and during a lively fight in which
Pine tried to beat the muskrat away
with his pail pouch, a policeman
put in an appearance and shot the
animal. This is the third time
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

Activity in Los Angeles realty seems
to be as great as ever, with the de-
mand for residences unusually strong.
The $4,000 newcomers per year must
have homes. you know.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

Gear Nick seems to be in about the
same attitude toward the douma that
Czar Teddy is toward the rate bill
blufflng. but cringing.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

Still, because an insane man hit in
the head Immediately became sane,
that's no argument for maltreating
crazy folks.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13
Pi-LineS and Pick-UpS
~ Told You Sol"

We're glad the Standard Oil is stung;
The octopus no sympathy
Can crave from us! John D. himself,
We treat with scornful contumely.
Hank Rogers gets it in the neck,
Just where we'd like to give 1t him;
While If we only had a chance,
We'd swat Archbold with hearty vim!
All of this we do much approve;
Only one cause find we for woe:
'Tis tainted money" and we'll hear
Wash. GLADDEN. say: II told you SOL
The New York Mail wants to know
what has become of Hyde. Why?
Smallpox has appeared in Zion. No
wonder, with two Elijahs pitted against
each other.
It's the member of congress who now
seeks the bubble reputation even at
the Cannon's mouth
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

There is still reason to hope that some
day Senator DePhew will tell why the
Equitable paid him $4,000 year. Dave
Hill has explained"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

The rumor that Sarah Bernhard will
fish for yellowtail off Venice pier isn't
SO. She'll fish for yellow coin-and
get 1t.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

Elijah II Dowie is desperately Ill.
The chances are that he will soon learn
from the real Elijah just how poor an
imitation he is.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

Save Carnegie medal for Justice
Klamroth of Pasadena. He's going to
keep a family of eleven on fifty-five
dollars a month.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

The Shriners are still with US and
more are on the way. Coldfeet Collins
as an edicter isn't glittering success,
it seems.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

There are several places in Los An
geles where one may get on skates
now, and yet keep perfectly sober.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

Upon taking a good view OF England's
battleships. the sultan has changed his
mind as to Egypt. Your modern bat
tleship is a powerful force IN an argu-
ment-when the other fellow has none.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13
Population Of Los Angeles 23S,4l9

Vote yes on the bond proposition
next Thursday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

OF course, the striking hearse drivers
in New York have the support of Hyens
Hearst. All ghouls stand together.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

The senate committee is in 8 dead
lock over the Panama canal. When
was it out of one7
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

OF course Wilmington wants to be
annexed to Los Angeles. Wilmington al
ways knew what was good for itself.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

Abe Ruefs shingle again hangs out
in San Francisco, and its people pay
tribute to the same hungry man.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

nightmare will take you farther and
doesn't cost anything to run.
A little nonsense, now and then,
Will queer even dgnifed old men.
John D. Rockefeller was disappointed
If he expected that Standard Oil report
to be hair-raising affair.
The hold-up men in Chicago are over
looking a mighty good bet by not doing
business as a corporation.
He Knows
I do not know why Frisco fair,
Tumbled in ruins in a day;
may not guess why this earth rent
And shook, and nearly lost it's way.
Beyond me is the mystery
OF untold misery and woe,
When but a few days past was life
And beauty, wealth-but it is so.
Only. above there reigns Cod
This I believe-Whose love is deep
And wide as is the universe;
Who all men in His care doth keep.
He rules the tempest and the storm.
The earthquake, and the wind that
blows;
cannot say why such things be.
But God alone, He sees, and knows!
w. H. c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

Weary of the vile Examiner yet. Mr..
Merchant7 It's up to you.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13
The Lids On, B'eosh

On account OF THIS nne weather, the
principal game among the boys has
been marbles-playing which was
stopped because it was going too far.
We do not like to have our boys be-
come gamblers. Baseball playing has
taken the place, which is more suitable.
-Rushton (Minn.) Gazette.
Not everything worth doing at all
should be we'll done. Rare steak, FIR
instance.
Miss Palm-Why on earth did she
marry him?
Miss Pepper-well. she's getting
along and there's no marrying in
heaven, you know.
tell all. Is Cassie eager for the lime
light again or jealous of the muck rake?
Many a man is known by the work he
refuses to do.
The report that there is A sponge
trust is inadequate. All trusts are
sponge trusts; look at the water they
hold.
Mrs. Eddy didn't believe in absent
treatment for San Francisco. Anyway,
she sent $1,000.
A New York publisher says he cant
get sane wholesome love stories" He
shouldn't long for the impossible; there
amt no sich things.
High Society Did 1t
Miss Mary Walker lost her place as
dishwasher at the hotel because she
went to so many dances High society
doesn't always pay.-Kelton (Wyo)
Gazette.
A Rochester doctor says coffee is
worse than whisky. Some coffee Ia
worse than some whisky, that is.
Marches to the sea by members of the
Sherman family have never created
any enthusiasm in the south, anyhow.
The Village Deacon declares 1T is bet
ter to have loved and lost than to give
up all your earnings to a lawyer to get
divorce for you.
Chicago's city hall Is reported to be
almost as unsanitary as 1t is ugly, but
people who have seen 1t will hardly be-
lieve that this can be possible.
Mr. Stead wants England to spend
100000 a year for the amusement OF
foreigners who are visiting the island.
But that sum wouldn't amuse a Pitts
burg millionaire or John w. Gates more
than thirty minutes.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13
LOS ANGELES WOMAN SUGGESTS A HOME IRUsI

o" TO Make Husbands Abolish
Divorce
Inc Herald
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13
The Hunary FIresIdes

Ere long now the atmosphere will be
impregnated with the delicious aroma
of old parsnips and new onions-deli-
cacies sufficient 10 satiate the appetite
OF the most fastidious epicure. Every
fireslde In the city will have oppor-
tunity for the enjoyment of these ex-
quisites and appetites filled to safety.
-Waynesville (Ohio) Gazette.
Many are heard, but few are remem-
hered.
Automobile riding has been prescribed
for insomnia, but the old-fashioned
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

Many are heard, but few are remem-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

The New York Mail wants to know
what has become of Hyde. Why?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
Ios Priest eopa Fortans.

C1zzressman Champ Clark has rsss-
Cd through CocgresS 4 special bill to
Increase the pensson 0s gnssph W.
Price, a MexicO. No, 70 80 per
nonth Last fall. after M Pr1es
vas 80 kadly hurt when q h11se Wht1h
be vas n0virg fell on him. be wzs
drawing pensi0n of . per mouth.
Mr. CArk bad II decreased through
Burzaa q Pensions 20 sl2 per monsh
which IS ali that Is allowed under the
lsw u June q. Isso. the ore under
which msst war veterans dr4E pen
ss0n. 10 set . fataer ard adequate
pension in Mr. Price's case il was
necsszrF 70 Ess1rt 10 the dicscalt and
tedious pr0csSs Of securing a special
act of Congress. This has zlHays been
. hard mztter, and now II Is d0nbly
50 oxiEg 70 he fact Ek2t the present
tariff iaE daes no. prld0ce enough re-
Tenae 70 Fun the Government The
deEcEaney ia the Lass ts0 ard 4 half
yearS Is something like afty milli0Es
us dsil1rs- There is talk Of Congress
pacing 3 TAR on tea and cofiee 70 help
rake % the shcEfage-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

Mr Frsd Cordner, these frnm ths
Endeayor Mss Lartnls and M
Cbauncey BIshoiE. a Judge frpm eaen
church has been chosen Tneg ars
NrJF. LIewellyn. DR. Carl Pasqneth.
DR., Reed, Prof G. A-lRoss aad Mis-
Esther Houston After The debate
which Is % Be short. Misses Maad
Wallace and Annie Lewis VII render
some readings. Admission ten esnts-
Ms r. N. White, in her alxsys DE-
IiehtfuI manner, entertained the r.
A. z. Club, last Monday afternoon. A
number Of guests also we're present
An the ladies tried their skin at slx
hand euehre, the gal being the oEisl
window where stood lhs head tsole,
10 reach which Is an h0u0rs 70 be
turned down from which a erezlasf-
ing disgrace. MrS John Rieketts. =
club member, and Mrs. +. r. Jesse. a
guest, clung to this table Ike limpsts
to a rcck until the Femaining guests,
hndiog ii impossible to disl0dge them,
begged the interference Of the hcsteoe
Who easily accomplished tbe tzsk b.
presenting to eacn a lovely little ban
bon box. an appetizing LUNCH was
served
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

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Ezzv-Bs6ah wensz
e.. szrah Stereuk
Gas GEthric
Ezzg-Esz ManAall
ReeEszEiaB-Lena Sanford
Dshase Sab1scts Bes1aved TAT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
CITY COUNCIL NOTES.
No Fire Department-We Repeat i
NO Fire Department

The City Council met in adjourned
session Wednesday evening. Mayor
Jones presided and all aldermen pre-
sent.
Mr. Abbay moved that a building
l6 feet high, "a feet vide and 90 feet
long be built for the ire department
Mr.. Potts offered an amendment that
The building be 6OK6o.
Much discussion was entered into
upon this subject. Some Of the coun.
ell were heartily in favor OF pushing
the work as The time consumed By the
contractor in procuring material
would be long and that the sooner a
new IRE department was had, The
better. 0Ihers favored the motion II
the building could be completed be.
fore April and no debt saddled upon
the new ADMINISTRATION. When 1t was
put 70 a vote the motion was lost the
vote standing to4.
Ayes = Potts Marshall, Abbay,
Hsizer.
Noes-Pfassing, Cleveland, Buck
ner, Lewis
Inc matter had progressed 50 far
that the building committee held
bids for the new building, little
dreaming that the movement was to
be killed.
The council adjourned to meet Fri
day, February 9th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
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MISCELLANEOUS

On izst sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Robertsaa entertained at twelve
O'Clock dinner MeSdames and MessEs.
Il. 5. WElso1. VI. r Coons and r A.
Morris.
On Acnday evening", Miss Nellie
Coons moSt pleasantly entertained the
Sixiy-Three Club. Miss Polly Caut-
home ard MI. j. /. Adcock proved
themselves experts as all the games
played and we're rewarded with = Plate
and picture respectively. A nice
lunch was served.
The Old Married Peoples Poverty
Stricken Club met, last Thursday
eTeniDg, with Mrs E 5. Wilson who
gave then a thoroughly good time as
Is usual with her. a lively game Of
finch vas pIaYed, other games being
excinded as too slow. Cruel Ia
Franczise vas served for reireshment.
Mrs. Joe wilkins entertained the
Young Married Peoples Club, last
night, in a very pleasant manner.
Games were played and prizes won, as
usual with much talk and laughter
Ms Luke Morris carried home a
pretty plate ard Mr.. Ciarnce Barnes,
. book as trophies OF their SKIN.
Lovely refreshments were served.
Mrs. r. R. Arnold devoted all Of
lzss wednesday afternoon to the
entertainment Of her small guest,
Master Lawrence Arnold, Of Billings,
Montana A number Of boys we've
asked In and a candy pulling became
theorder Of the day. Needless to say
they ali enjoyed themselves hugely,
each one leaving with a wad OF the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
a Habit o be Rrcoaraeed.

The mother who has acquired the
habit Of keeping On hand a bottle Of
Chanberiain's Cough Remedy, saves
herself great amount Of unezsiness
and anxiety. Coughs. colds and Group
70 which children are susceptible are
are quickly cured By rs use. 1t c0un-
teracts any tendency 0f a cold to re-
suit In pneumonia, and II given as
soon as the first symptoms OF Group
appear, il win prevent the attack.
This remedy contains nothing injuri-
Gus and mothers give to little ones
with feeling 81 perfect safety. Sold
By Buckner s whitney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

snset stun ~ bis cbaek and aslA9 y
bis pocket
A VERY enjoyable party vas given %
WednesdaY evening b. Miss beiie
i lBuckner for' heF gnest Ms Afmeni
Orthwein, Of Louisiana. About tniIts
guests we're present and euenfe par
ing formed the evenings amusement.
Dy Harrison. of Fulton, won the
eentleman's prize and Miss Laeklandi
the Iady's, both gifts being pretty and
appropriate. An elegant salad course
was served.
The ThSmble Club members, twenty
ia number, we're verT delightfully."- en-
tertained, Friday afternoon, by Mrs.
Latney Barnes. After sewing awhile,
4 guessing game vas gwen them, 50
that they might exercise their wits as
we'll IS fingers. Mrs Clarance Barnes s
brain worked with lightning like
rapidity ard her paper was handed In
fun two seconds sooner than the re-
naming nineteen upon which she re-
ceived a glass Jsliey as reward Of
merit. Delicious refreshments we're
served as last course.
Miss Rose White, well known in
Mexico and Mr. BuckneF Carr, Of
Louisville, Ky, we're married, on We'd
nesday evening in New York City.
The wedding which wasquiet, was per
formed at the home Of Miss Whites
sister, Mrs. Theodore Dresser, the
|oilelating minister being Dr. Romance
of the Methodist Church. The bride
was z0wned in a going-away suit Of
light gray with trimmings Of gray
braid and the broad cloth and with
bat 10 match. Mr.. and Mrs. Carr
left Immediately after the ceremony
for Washington City where they
spent few days before returning to
Louisville where they VIII make
their home.
Next Tuesday evening the members
Of the Epworth League and Endeayor
Society will have debate in the par.
lors Of the Christian Church, on the
subject "is the World Growing Bet.
taTs" Two Representatives from each
society win take part, those from the
league being Miss Flossie Hughes and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
COUNTY NEWS.
RRoM RoRENA.


cosresDoudeuce of NE Ledxer.
RowEsA, Feb REV Buer filed hi,
regular appointment at Maple Grove
Sunday morning and night.
James HeG0wen delivered hogs L
& G Peck al Centralia Tuesday.
Mn &C Burkeye Is suffering With
neuralgia.
The most happy event OF tie season
was the box supper Friday night a (
Good Water It was quite a success ths
proceeds amounting to SIG &C. Mis-.
Matte Goweu was the most popula,
young lady Of the evening.
While Merry is quite sick with
pneum9nia
Dan Hoffman and sister Mrs
Sagercy left for the Indian TerrItory
Saturday where they will live.
Mrs W williby after spending
several weeks with ber parents here
has returned TO heF home.
Ira Spratt has rented the Methodist
parsonage for the ensuing year.
We are glad to state thai Ms Jim
hcRouuiha Is up.
Enmette Crawford and wife viii
move y Csntfalia soon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
Notice 9 VetsraIuk.

TIE Sationai Association of Mexi
can War Veterans viii hold their an
nuAi Reuni0a a Washington, D. G.
February 2 and 2. Iao6. EveFy vet
eran abie 70 make the trip should al
tend this FeunloH. Ts will be the fsrsl
time tie assocAtlou has met ia Wash
ington since Grant was president.
Tne Col0aial Hotel, corner Of Fit
teenth and Il. streets wlll be bead
quarters For al Information address
W. Boone MAJOR. vIce-PreSidenf Nat
Ionai Association and Secretary d
Miss0nri State Association, Odesz
No, or Mrk. Moore Murdock, Seere
tary Natio0al Association 2oOo G
street, Washington, D. G.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
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G In time SID by trargaks
RwSzsTSEyLTY EEKgsl
The Best Physie

When Jou wagt physic that Is
mild and gentle, easy 70 take and
pleasant in effect, take ChAmberlasn's
Stomach and Liver Tablets Price
25 cents. Every box warranted. Get
3 free sample at Backner * whitney s
drug store and try them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

he kdasys are yoai
bleed pzFilisrl ih-y fii
~ Cz Ire vase ..
impe-iaesia he hloos.
Hhey are sex CT CT
q eFter, thsy fsa to d
tneir Eck.
Fzins zrhsssndrhen-
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cs.s q unc acid II fhs
Mod Due . neglected
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
Dinner for Widows and Oruhans.

Rev. g. Thomas, q colored State
Stun Worker Tor Missouri will give q
free dinner and supper to the orphans
and poor people Of Mexico regardless
Of color. Thursday Feb. ., 1906, 2 to )
P N. service atIIam.
The dinner viii be given at the sec
oRd Babtist Church and arrangements
have been made for 5o0 persons. He
extends an invitation % widows and
orphans God bless the cheerful gfxer.
Please remember the sIum workers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

Those citizens Of Mexico Who were
awake Tharzday night near m.dnigh
and took opportunity % star gazs
uefe fortunate enough to see the
ECLIPSE q Tie moon which vas almost
total.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

consEipafion Is the starting point nf al
kin1z q dangerous and disireszinR dis
ekses. szeh as Appendicitis. Piles, BIZ.
i1azsezs. Sick Headaches, DFspepsiz
Fenaie Tr0ubIes and scores Of ofherS II
year bsNels are ssEonR and healthy they
Hifz - prpperiy aad disease caznat en-.
1er nT fe1nslu Il the system A sound
ssaazch rurans soand lasting health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
Old Coupls Married.

Mr.. Walpole, aged "a and Mrs
Ebaugh, aged 16, we're married IN Mid.
dletown Monday, BY Rev Newman,
OF the n. E church The unlon was
for mutual helpiulness, as al unions
should be.