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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24
HranenuDaes Gnbe.
l1nbefannter UIann pom 3noe
eetrofen uno poai9 5er'
malmt.
SraurtaeS Gnoe etncf
Staotretie.

Gin ictpeit unbefannter Mann, Der
In Der Ndbe bon SrOington pObnt.
uurbs am Sonntag frtb bon sinsm
3uqs Der panbanols gabn gstroffsn
uno nuasnblidli6 sst6oist. Der ger'
unelhdts III stlua so Sabre alt uno
laut ausfaeen bon 5rnnt Worriion.
einem @iienbabnarbsitsr, trie CT bisieT
er3dbIt hatte, Elm Suna9eiels.
Worriion mar am Sonntag frhb In
Der poIbeifiatiOn tn gsslsitung oes
polisifsn Sect einaetrOffsn. no er eine
bsm poli3ihsn bsreits er5dblte @eidi&te
no3mals mieberboIte. gr uno Der
gsrunglhdts irafsn I'D In Der etaot.
tranfen Suiammen unb ma&ten fi&
oann 3u 5ub auf ben 6simwss. Ser
gsrunalhdte trug einsn aOrb NIT
0aarsn. tpsl9e sr In Der Staot einge.
tauft bette.
| RorriIOn iagt, bab er uno berlsber'
fabrsns. pel9er ibm Arbsit bsrTpro.
Den. BIB 3ur gmmerion aus. sstom.
men isien, ais ihnsn sin 3ue sntesasr
fam. Der @sibbtste ma9te bic gs'
merfung, baB He nod ettuas tiber suei
W,ilsn bon ieiner Wobnuns enifernt
Isisn.
Morriion eina auf benz @elsife. be,
YerunaIhdts NIT bsm 2O,be boQ 2s'
bsnsmittsI auf benz arme mantle ne.
bsnbsr. Der 3ue brauhs borhbsr inai'
Rorrtfon. anb isin BeaIeiter NOR Der.
liauunben. Sergeant Beln mil meb
rsrsn poIi3ifsn fu1ten wahreno Del
Nant BITE @sleiie ab, fonnten nbe'
ni6is fuben. unb man iam gum gnt'
tfmfuHs. baB Worrifpn Der nnaefruntsr
NOR, pbantaRrte. Bel Saassunbrud
aber fnnb man bie fnredli1 berRtim
msIte 9eithe bss 0erunQlHdtsn. De
Obsrf6rpsr bate tueniae WerIebunqsr
auf3uweiisn, Der lintsribrbsr unb BIZ
geine isbO6 waren o6llia in ethd
ae eriHen, unb fber eine etrsde bor
1000 SUB auf benz @sleiie bsrfireut
qIeidfnlls murben Die gBmnarsn mi
Wertbia6sn perfreut aufgsfun6en
Die serfsbts rbrfetis bling I'm Wefisn
tnODfots. Die nbr absr tonnte mid
sefrnoen uerben.
Worriion tpurbs unier Der Nntlaq
! bss 8ummelns nertaftet, oamit er po
: benz Coroner feline ausiagsn mode
gr fam aus gulpsr, Snb., bierbs,
um arbeit au iu&sn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24
Snbianapolis Snb, Mpnas, Os3ember
Mssler's Sertbsiotser.

Die anndlis apan unb Rudslsbaus
babsn Die 0sriusioisuna Nrtbur Wsb.
lsr's tibernommen unb tueroen bsrfus
den. oenislbsn seaen 8hraf&oft fret
su befommsn. bis istn Sall ipdtsr I'm
@riminalasrt4t CUR gerbanoluns 9e.
lanQt.
Webtsr III Der Sobn bss Droauiffsn
Or. e. q. Msblsr on 90. unb Belle.
fontaine SiraBe. Die @ltsrn oes jun.
aen Wannes beEu&ten benielbsn In Der
polijeifation.
Or. Wsblsr. nadoem er ale Gin.
,slnbsitsn oss 6agss erfa6rsn, glaubi
BOB Fein eohu bsrs6tiat par BON Der
Doffs 8sbrau9 30 MAIDEN. Hrtbur
Wsbler tuiro olIsemstn oas bette 3eua.
mfg ausaeasllt. gr IN elm rubiasr unb
nh6'ernsr iunaer Wonu. llebriaens
fou WsbIsr. Der ionff allaemein beliebi
NOR, asflaat hoben. baB 3uei obsr bret
Neaer ihm bisl llnannsbmlidfsiten be.
rsiieten.
9as 8erhht. boz er ein NsaerhaHer
let, pirb bon thm sntT2isoen tn Hb.
reos aeffsIlt. uno er iaat. bub sr sinen
Weiben unter benisIben umiidnben gs.
nau 70 bsbanbelt bnben wHros.
gr h1lt nod wie Dor on feinen erifen
ausiaesn fsf. uno fnat au6. bob be,
Nsesr. einsn arm wie gum e&ub'
poraeffsdt. NIT benz anoersn nod Der
6hftsntu'ds lanaenb. auf Ton 3uidritt.
sbe er BON Der S9uBwuffs @ebraut
mants TisFe Husfaae bat Ct au6 Der
Roolsrn @tIfon uno 8oluif& aemadt.
IObaIo Oieislben anlanatsn. bie ea6
~ unteriu6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24

Sm auten @louben. bnB He bns
&s6t b.Rbs. ea1sn 30 3erf6ren. mel
DE He fslbsr faufie uno ftir mel6e he
NIT sissnsr Mhn3e ,ublte. seri6nitt
esasrn 6rau 0raneis Sopne, 1910
@oIton Str. eineu l1sber,ieber, mel.
6en ibr Wann CHARLES Boone grade
anas3ogsn battle. Charles lisb fi4
naitirlin cine iol6e Bebanoluns Mot
gsbalten uno lanaie ieiner 6rau ems
bintsr bic Obrsn. Die @sf@laesne sr.
bob Elm arobss 8.f6tei uno bic Solas
mar. bab Boone n.bif Grau In Der 30.
Ii3siifation etinisnen.
Die 6rau sr3dblt, bob ibr Charles
3uerif aon3 gut arbeitste, uno bob He,
um bsRsr borwdrts au fommsn. aleid.
fals berbisnte. Sc msbr f& absr bis
ginnabmsn Der 6rau b,Rertsn. bsfo
geringer purben gbarIis's Vsrotenffe,
biz es 3ulsbt ioweit fam. bob berielbs
nidt sinmal msbr 3.ua R& iaufsn
tonnts. Damn miQ He ibm einsn
nsusn an3us uno usbsr3tebsr aetaufi
baben uno bann sina nod Husfas zen
Der 6rau ibs 2eiben an.
Charles mnafe In Der neusn Eafel
loge etnen noblen @inorud. 10 bob i'd
manhs Sn6ns nod ihm umbrsbte unb
bisie 9haiia&s. bsrbunbsn NIT CHARITIES
2si&ifinn. iaat 6ruu Boone. trisb III
3u bem gnti&luRs. gbarIiss .HnR6t"
sin weni9 vumauarbsttsn". Ds,
usber-Od mites Anasi3en bon 5rnneis
8bdtisisit auf. uno aana 10 fioI3 ui'
frhbsr. uirb Charlie iaum NIT BEN
3eri@nttisnsn BstIeiounssRnds umbsr'
ffoIaisren ionnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24
0nuior tm 8ndtbans.

Die etrdftnge TN 3u&ttaus au
Wt&igan gitp babsn foIsmbes
s&rsiben on @uubernsur Sanlsp ge.
f&idt:
r2ieber @ouberneur = @ir baben
Sbre Geftags.pruelamatisn NIT Sn.
tsrehe eelefen' unb wsrben ibren
Raibf&Idaen fcIgen, fowsit wir
ettuas Tn unferen einsef9rduiter
gerbdltniHsn ibun f6nnen. Db.
alei8 mtr iest unsere9ter Wstie BON
Der Welt ausaei&loRen Rnb. baben
mir bod BieIes um bantbar ~ Istn.
Die 3.ituneen Iaf7en uns tn Srienen
uno nennen lns teine idIe&ten Ramsn
mie He es NIT 6srrn @odefelIer. eena-
tor platt. @illie 0earf unb anberen
Wduneru tbun. bie iih elmer er6bsren
6reibsit erfreuen nls mir. tlnier appe.
tit ldbt ni&ts 3u wani&en ti6rig unb
wtr brau&sn feins WittsI ssgen e9laf.
loRafsit.
Dtr lebsn ni&t In 6ur9t unb AneR
bor @inbre&ern unb Rdubern unb
uniere Diamanten bsruria&en uns
ni&t ben seringfsn 2ummer. Nismanb
tommt 3u uns uno beriu&t uns bur9
uertbloie Mtnen Actien obsr Sob
Brids" 3u bsf&winbeIn. Der Roblsn.
bdnblsr f9idt uns teine Re9nung 3u,
unb MIR far@ten ni&t iein gri&einen.
e&nee, gis. 6assl unb Binterifhrms
ssben uns nt&ts an. Wir brau&sn
ni&t ON eonntas frtb aufjufsben,
um uns ftir bie Sonntassi&uls 3ure&t
| ~ MAIDEN.
Drsi WaI tdsli9. @o&s ftr Wo9e,
erbalten mir Bobnen, Qornbrot unb
DaHer. ausgenommsn an 6eiertaeen.
wenn mtr bie boppslte portipn MaRer
| OStOWWeUs
@enn wir bieie Utnge betra&ten.
fRblen wir, bob wtr 9eissneter ftnb,
OILS btele seu06nli&e 2eute. mofhr uir
banibar Rnb, 6ssr @ouberneur. @ir
9ebsn ni&ts barum, ndber su Sbnen
3u fommen, obelsi@ mir eie germ ia.
Ben. Sbre @ese finb ni&t uniere @ege
unb mir wiini&en ein rubisss unb or.
bentli&es 2eben 80 ftbren.
A&tungsboQ,
Geo. O'Brien,
@iQ Wit&el,
2enabtbp Bob
unb anbere.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24
@tr onertrem fur ote

= @tr oWertrem ttar ote
Tetertaae uuier retMbaItt=
ses xaaer bon etnbetmttd,ea
uno tmportttfsa @etnett,
9iqu6ren, @btStteS, etc,
iotpte tmporttrte nIai@eus
8tete. Betoe telephone
4O7. Saeob Net9et 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24
9letxe etaStnexisfeitex

Sames Brobsn, Dias.prdR.
bent Der Rspublif @reoiotins 60. aus
Stsisr staot. III In Robile. Ala.. as.
forbsn. 2unssnentshnbuns mirb ole
9pbssuria1e anssgsbn. Bon 1876
bts 1908 uar Ct NIT Wegonnsr, isti
1908 mar CT NIT be- grsoiotins 60.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24

@ie b ir srfahrsn. b,finbst R4
0rau German NoQsr. mslbs fi6 Dor
Rupsm elmer Operation TN Dtoto
ntRsn'0ofpttal untsr3isben muBte,
naGoem tol&e NIT grfola bur&aeftibrt
murbe. suf osm Meee Der HsHsruns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24
S6hrItdjer @ethua dts

- Sdbrlt@er @ethua@tSs
8au oeS oemtiMen Wetaer.
WeretnS tn oer 0ermauta
0aIe, aus 9tenffa8, Den 25.
Desember. Gtutrttt 0err
mno Same SOC; ertra 0Ame
25e. 11mtom Wuttt
9aS 3e,amtttee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24

-S. pierpont Woraau bat ieInem
Sobne ein Falais, bas $500. 600 to.
Pct, gum @eitnaAtlesi&eut oema3t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24

0ottIieb 3eutbortt,
sOie sematbIi&e e6e",
Ode HobIe unb @ortet 6tr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24
Gissutbumsre@t oes &aufers

8rinst 6rau Boone prattii4 sur Apen'
bung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24
Cine blntise 1abrte.

8eaHte berfoIsen SieieIbe Bis in Elm
3obnhaus.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-23
Many Other Special Inducements
ALI Goods Marked in Plain Figures
Tremendous Silk SaIe-Monday

Black Silks for Christmas Gifts Special prices for Mon
day only:
One Of the best weang Taffeas made 27in WIDE that
sells everywhere for 81 % SALE yard. 75c
Best Black Peau de Sole Silk that sells for $780, extremely
heavy and lustrous 27n wide and 23-in wide yd Csc
Many Other Very Special Prices for Monday Black Silks
Beautiful fancy and plain Crepe de Chimes sale at 43G
27n. China Silk, nearly all colors, yard .29c
36-in. SINNERS Satin, at this store yard ...S1 25
EXTRA SPECIAL
Monday place sale the best qualities embroidered
Veveeens for waists in all coorngs very beautiful and
will wear, every yard worth 75c Monday yd only CSC
25P6 Discount Every Yard Fancy Christmas Silks
that must be sold Monday These silks put up in nice
Christmas boxes and bought for Christmas selling
Your choice all
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-23

A Paper for the Home
THE OMAHA BEE
Best the n West
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-23

No acceptable pretty Dress skirt waist
Monday last opportunity.
fine goods offered $3.50 everywhere "a
the shades of brown with check plaid stripe effect
III
Novelty Sutng cloth effects
and colOrings exquisite; difficult
alquantite
for ~ and $226-Monday, yard
Sutings shades light gray
pretty overplaid
.O;SC
Your choice Of line of soc All Wool
tremendous large lot all colors
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02
DEER CAME TO TOWN
Fine Buck Capers Up LeWiston's
Streets in Maine and Creates
Great Excitement
.cial to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LEWISTON, Me-. March IA hand
some buck appeared in the business
streets of this city early this morning
and created considerable excitement as
it dashed over the icy pavements and
disappeared from sight.
The deer was first seen on Main
street near the head of Lisbon, by L..
L. Hersey and j. C. Estey. 1t was
about 6 o'clock in the morning and the
buck capered over the canal bridge on
Main street and proceeded up past
Peck's great department store. AS the
deer passed up Main street, A. r. Mil
Ter, who was standing in the door at
Nealey & Miller's store, saw the ami
NAL at close range. The buck turned
up Sabattus street. thence Oak and
trotted up Oak to Frye street, where
Maurice Small and several others saw
the animal. The deer was next seen
near Deputy Sheriff Gains residence
on Main street and later in the vicinity
Of Skinner street and East avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02
LIVE THINGS IN MAIL TUBES
Goldfish, Rooster and Cup of Tea
Sent Through Pneumatic Ser
vice to Test 1t
snecial TO The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-Gold-
fish swimming gracefully in glass
globe while being whisked at a mile-a-
minute rate through a pneumatic tube,
q bantam rooster going through the
same experience, and both fish and
rooster ending their journey uninJured
were the features yesterday of the test
of the pneumatic tubes that have been
introduced in the Philadelphia post
office.
In addition to the live stock, eggs,
bottles of olives, glasses of jelly, china
and silverware, and a bottle of cham
pagne went through the test with equal
immunity.
But the climax of interest came when
hot tea, made more than one mile
away, was sent from a branch post
office and served, less than two minutes
later to the guests In the big main
corridor at the Ninth and Chestnut
streets office.
New speed records were also estab-
lished in the delivery of mail to GER
tain addresses. The test was made un-
der the direction of the Pneumatic
Transit company, which has the con
tract for the system, Besides Post
master McMichael, many invited
guests were present when John e.
MilholIand directed the tests.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02
"COCKROACH" BLEW UP
Policeman Yelled "Murder!" in Brook
Iyn Hall and Caused
Great Excitement

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, March There was
some real fearful, awful excitement in
the Brooklyn Borough hall yesterday
morning. 1t was at first rumored that
the whole building had been blown to
atoms by a bomb and that hundreds of
worthy and Industrious persons had
been wiped off the city payroll. 1t was
not quite as bad as that, although a
few strong men in the neighborhood
did really weep-with laughter-as they
talked it over afterward. Bird S. Coler
was not even touched, as he was in
Manhattan.
Policeman Thomas Tierney of the
traffic squad was walking through the
basement corridor at $3.50 o'clock when
he observed what he thought was a
procession of cockroaches issuing SOL
emnly in single file from small room
opposite the elevator.
"Twenty-three for you!" said Tier
ney, bringing his ponderous foot down
on the leader of the procession.
Instantly there was an explosion.
Tierney's right leg was blown upward.
and he followed it as far as he COULD
without losing it. He turned quick
somersault and came down in a heap
on the floor, yelling murder" "bomb," "
''police!"
Tierney was badly dazed, and there
was a burnt hole in his shoe sole, but
he was otherwise o. X.
"What was that bug loaded with?'
he asked.
The nine other little "bugs" were
taken over to the the bureau of COM
bustibles, where they were found to be
italian torpedoes," for celebration pur-
poses. which somebody had either acci-
denatlIy dropped or had put on the
floor to have some fun with.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ing Notice is hereby given to the
stockholders of the Los Angeles-Pa
company that at meeting of the board OF
directors of said corporation, duly called
and held on the 2Sth day of December,
1905, a meeting of the stockholders of said
corporation was called and ordered to be
held at the hour of 200 o'clock m. on the
7th day of March, 1906, at the office of said
corpora tion No. 316 West Fourth street,
Los Angeles, California chat being the
principal place of business of said cor
poration, and the building where The
board of directors usually meets), to take
into consideration and vote upon propo-
sition to create a bonded Indebtedness of
said corporation in the sum of $12, 500 900.
the bonds to have forty years to run and
to bear interest at 8 per cent per annum,
payable semi annually, TO be secured by
a trust deed or mortgage on all the
owned or hereafter acquired; $5,000000 of
said proposed bonded indebtedness to be
used In retiring. by purchase, exchange or
payment, similar amount of bonded in
debtedness of the Los Angeles Pacific
Railroad company of California, one of
the corporations which formed the said
[ ,os Angeles Pacific company by consoli-
dation and amalgamation, the remaining
81 100000 of said proposed bonded indebt-
edness to be used in making and paying
for improvements. extensions, betterments
and additional equipment, and III ac-
curing other property.
BY order of the board Of directors,
Secretary of Los Angeles Pacific Co.
Dated Dec. ~, 1900,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate

FOR EXCHANGED BLOCK OF Z
fine lots on ". seth ST.. near Vermont
ave, for any good city residence. These
lots are right in the line of improve
profit within the course of few
months. If YOU have a cottage or bum
galow which you would like to trade
for this class of property It will pay you
ITO look this up as it will undoubtedly
make you money. -
KING BROS, 2O3 TAJO BLDG.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02
Notice of stockho Iders' Meeting

Pacific Light & Power Co.:
You will please take notice that the
annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Pacific Light & Power. Company
pany. No. 624 Pacific Electric building.
in the city of Los Angeles, county of
Los Angeles state of California, on
Thursday the 18th day of March, 1906,
at o O'Clock a. IN. for the purpose of
eiecting directors of said corporation
for the ensuing year, and for the trans
action of such other business as may
stock transfer books of the company
will be closed on Monday, the 9Th day Of
March, 1906, at 3 o'clock p. M, and Will
remain closed until Friday, the 18th day
of March. 1906. at 10 o'clock q. m.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
CHAS. FORMAN,
Secretary Pacific Light q Power Co.
Los Angeles, CalS February 2SA- 1906
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02
TOWN WITHOUT GOVERNMENT
Mayor in State Hospital and Majority
of counciImen Absent, but
No Harm Done
Special to The Herald.

special to The Herald
DES MONIES, March with its
mayor in the state hospital for ine-
briates, where he has just been sent
to remain year, and majority Of its
councilmen absent by reason of re-
moval or prolonged visits, Charlton,
county seat of Lucas county, is without
executive officers. 1t has q population
of 1000.
During the last week there has been
much discussion of the advisability OF
holding a. special election to fill the va
cancy caused by Mayor Alexander's In
carceration in the hospital, but 1t has
been decided to abandon this plan be-
cause of the expense involved, and for
the present the city will get along With
out any municipal government,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02
LEGAL NOTICES
DELINQUENT Notice

Company. Location of principal place
of business, Los Angeles. California.
Location of works, Dry Lake District,
San Belnardino County, California.
on the following described stock, on ac-
count of assessment levied on the 10th
day of January. 1906, the several
amounts set opposite of the names of
the respective shareholders. as follows
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02
PASADENA

acres at Pasadena; IL miles to center of
the city; fine level land; good soil; 81
shares of water We can deliver it this
week for $500 per acre; will divide it.
ranches and is a snap at the price asked.
FOR SALE-10 acres of very fine land
on Lincoln ave-: altitude 1850 feet; North
Pasadena water; level and best of soil.
Nice oranges, lemon and ornamental
trees; no buildings; price $500 per acre.
FOR SALE-Very desirable lots at
South Pasadena; on Short Line, near
Monterey road. THESE are snaps and will
go quick. Easy terms.
FOR SALE-Fine building sites at AL
tadena; lots or acreage; high elevation;
pure water; magnificent view; all prices.
4 few. special bargains, and now is the
time to buy.
See the ROBERTs-G s-GELDREICR
COMPANY, 3O4 Thorpe Bldg, 1872 N.
Broadway. Main 1862.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02

And in ACCORDANCE with law, so many
may be necessary Will be sold at the
oHice of said company. 429 Bryson
block, Los Angeles, California, on the
m. of said day to pay delinquent assess.
ments thereon, together with costs OF
advertising and expense of sale.
ROBT. T. HODGKINS,
Secretary.
office 429 Bryson Block, Los Angeles,
California.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02
Pi-LimeS and Pick-UpS
In Tenta

!
When Sarah plays in tents, we'll go
| And listen to her wondrous voice;
Wen watch her gestures with amaze,
While at her art we'll all rejoice.
Not strange twill seem that like a show
Meath canvas she is coming hence;
Was there time that Sarah great,
| The Bernhardt, didn't play intense?
| A night with the boys often means
week of explanations.
If women believed all they were
told there would be more divorces.
Funny, isn't it, that the best ex-
cuses generally strike you about tho
time you turn the key in the door?
A bromo seltzer now and then is
relished by the best of men.
Race suicide has never gained very
much headway in Utah.
In one way, at least, Scotty reminds
US of P. T. Barnum.
A Working Duke
| S. C. Bagley, "the duke of Clear+
| water arrived in the city yesterday
and will spend a few days in the city
] on business. The duke is not logging
this winter, but has considerable other
work to do.-Crookston (Minn.)
! Journal.
| Nat Goodwin is playing "a Gilded
| Fool" in England-maybe because ha
! played one so often on this side,
However, the new election won't
prevent Grosvenor predicting; he
doesn't have to be in congress to do
! that.
Orange-Whats that rasping noise?
Lemon-Attorney filing divorce
case.
Another original Florodora sextette
girl is marrying lord. Still, the ranks
don't seem to thin out any.
Zoology
Our friend Editor Graham, having
confessed to being unable to dis
tinguish between COW and a jackass,
tries to convict us of improprieties.
Well, let it go at that. We do not care
continental whether he can tell
! jackass from a guinea pig or not
Hinton CIV. Va) Herald.
A burglar in Guthrie. Okla, dis
| guised himself as a plumber and
robbed houses as d sneak thief instead
of the proper plumber way, and now
| w.
There are many good reasons to
doubt the report that Hetty Green
gave Alice Roosevelt $50 gold piece
enough: Hetty doesn't give" anybody
anything.
An official in Washington is now
| holding down three federal jobs. Yes;
\ he's a Republican.
However, they don't have American
Il grand juries in Paris, and Mr.. Nc
Curdy feels better.
He Is No Wind-Jammer
We had some wind Monday evening.
Il 1t blew so hard that we feel unable to
II do the subject justice and will say
L nothing about it.-Elbert County Ban
ner.
Kansas City asks Bernhardt to play
Camille" there. Whatd you expect?
Superstitlous
He was not superstitious;
n Held no belief in signs;
Thought naught of ancient warning,
Nor read between the lines
Defying all those petty rules
That hedge the timid round.
He always ulu lle InlnBS tHey Sdlu
He mustn't Thus twas found:
Meath ladders boldly he would walk.
H On Friday he began
Emprises; he turned back again,
l If started on a plan
Black cats across his path he saw
Run, in the greatest glee;
Left-shoulder- wards saw the new moon;
/ Spilled salt worried not he!
He smashed a mirror when he liked.
No rice at bride he threw;
A rabbits left hind foot he scorned;
From hunchbacks all he fiew.
No. Superstitious he was not,
AS easily you see;
Defying all that others held
Was his especial glee!
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE-$40,O0O AN ORANGE
grove which shows an average net in
come of $4,000 a year above all eX-
penses for the past four years, and
will beat that considerably this year.;
40 acres in best part of Riverside dis
trict; fine condition. A bargain at the
price, $4,000. l.. NJ. PRATT, sos
Laughlin bldg. headquarters for
Orange Groves"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02
FOR SALE
Suburban Property
ALTADENA.

ALTADENA.
FOR SALE-s4000; IN ALTADENA,
the Highlands of Pasadena; acres, fruit
and buildings. SX.room house, barn.
500 to 500 hens; set solid to trees, is va
rieties, all thrifty and full-bearing; good
water abundant and free; elevation 1400
feet; magnificent view of mountain and
valley; nice lawn, shrubbery 'and flow
ers, This is. q right good place and
much below its value Price this week
$1,000
FOR SALES acres on Piedmont
Drive, in Altadena, Lincoln ave. water;
$2400
FOR SALE-On N Marengo ave-, AL
tadena, 2sS feet frontage, 253 feet deep;
very desirable corner. Ffve-room bun
shrubbery and flowers. Has been held
at $3S00, and was the cheapest property
on avenue at that. We can deliver this
week for $3250. Elevation 1850 feet; Rubio
water
See the ERTS-GELDREICH
COMPANY, 304 Thorpe Bldg, 1Se N.
Broadway. Main 1862.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02
He Is No Wind-Jammer

We had some wind Monday evening.
1t blew so hard that we feel unable to
do the subject justice and will say
nothing about it.-Elbert County Ban
ner.
Kansas City asks Bernhardt to play
Camille" there. What'd you expect?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
MCDONALD q STOTT.
s0g-10 Lankershim Building.

MCDONALD q STOTT.
s0g-l0 Lankershim Building.
TO BUY.
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with us.
We can handle property located in
any part of the United States. East
ern property a speciality.
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We will give you quick action and
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SO0-10 Lankershim Bldg.
Home Phone 4746.
Sunset Main ASS