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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-15
A Scientific Wonder,

The cure that stands to its credit
make Bucklen's Arnica Salve scientific
wonder. 1t cured E. r. Mulford, lecturer
for the Patrons of Husbandry, Waynes.
boro, Pa, Of distressing case of piles.
1t heals the worst burns, sores, boils,
ulcers, cuts, wounds, chilblains, and salt
lheum. Only 25c at Red Cross Phar-
macy.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-15

All the news that's fit to print. Aber.
deem Semi-Weekly Herald, $500 year,
$1.50 in advance.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
TaS @cttcr.

Sir Mnrplano linO oel Iiitrifi
Columbia bcllte flnr, loromcltlid)C
Winoc.
@cltern mar Der bod,Itc Ibcrmo,
mcteritlno rs @rao nm , llbr Nad).
mittagS uno Der nicorigitc If Nrao
nm s llbr Nbcn0S.
Sn Sen iibrigen @etterItationcn 0ca
San0es lpltroe gcitern Der iollcn0C
nieOriglte Recommendations ucr5cid)-
net: Gaitport "a, T~ortInno n, 90
iton 30, Nlbanp 81, Non-Dorf 10,
EbiIn0elpbia 10. Ntluntic Gitp 3S.
@nibitJton II, Noriolf II, @1tternS
rs, Charlotte 40. @ilmington II,
Gbarlcitcn -. Sapamunb 80. Sad
'onpile 60, Sllpiter 6S, Sen @eIt y,
Ytlanta 80, montgomery If. Ncp.
Orleans 56. Enleitinc 4S, @alueItou
56, Corpus &hriiti 56, Wcmpbis 36,
Cincinnati 80, Eittsbur0 81, S<pcgo
81, buffalo 30, Gleuelluo 30, Dc.
troit "a, 9llprnn 2S, Warducttc 26,
@recn Ban 30, GbicaAo 81, 0nlutb
"a, Ct. Naitl %. 81. 2ouis 30. &an-
las Gitp 30. Omaha 26, Surpn -,
9iamard Il. @iniitpn 1, &aprc O,
Seleno >, Salt 9ofe Gitp 30, Gcnuer
81. 9tortb Elnttc -. 0ob9c Gitp 80,
Nmorillo 81, Sos Nngeles SO,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29

sllriidgc5ogen, 10 Bob Die G%rnennung
oca Gomite'S in &dnoen oes ErGils
Oenten lag.
SobnlO 0ieier 9eidlub I'M 5lpeitcn
Motbs5mcigc uerlcicn mar, iteatc Sr.
9rclun Ocn Nntrog, ooB Der 5meite
3meig iih meigere, Elm Goniercn5.@os
mite 5ll ernennen, mo nit Der gan5en
0eid)idtc 9tidts mebr 5t tbln bnben
mill. Nllld) oieier Nntrag muroe cin'
thinning nngenommen. Sfbpeicno bel
Der NbItinnmllng marcn Die $50. 81
uingIton uno @opier. @iernui per
tagte iih Der 3meig. Guiielbe that
ser critic N%atbs5peig, iobnlO Die Dot
lfoft ocS 5lpeiten H~otbs5peiges 81
ocllcn &enntnib gcbruht moroen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
BUR Sead1tuna

Die Scrren Screius. nnb 2ugcn.
Scfrctdrc iuerSen sebcten, allc Der.
cins6crihtc Obcr Sdriititiife, bic fir
ben yScntidcn Gprreipouoentcn" be.
itimmt iinb, bircft an bic 5citnns at
aSreiiren, nm elmer prpmpten Gr-
lcbisnus iidcr 81 icin. 9ard Sas
gbrciiircn ioldcr Sdriitiide on
Inoritclltc tretcn in bcren Ibwcicn.
bcit Oftcrs fir beiSe Tartcicn nnlicb.
fame @er5Oserunscn Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
Sentihes 0eIh

gu ~pcrfaufcn. $3.50 Gents pro Marf
ODER APO Warf fir eincn Dollar.
@efiel ulto Greoitbriefe ari ale
Staote guropa's. @eIoienoungen,
Sdiiisfarten, Ieiiepdiie uno auslan'
oiides @elo. S6eu. s. 9icncr & &c.,
2t7 Oit.gaItimore. Strabe. (303)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
Staet Baltimore.
1tntcrhaItuuas . @eameiier.

,MnTt. SiaSemie." - Sicic 98o9c: nGausbl
in Toe Hnin".
pSlancn's." - Sieie gSubc: ,gSbO 8trIl
lcane Some.
,,@anetp." Giefc 8chc: Bottom Bellies.
2aglih Wintiuee.
NORRIS Spsra Suuic." Sicie ISOLDE: 0ep
Suditnocr un0 feline Winitrcle.
rSpnteah." Ntcfe SSodc: uHuleo off tbs
Sur1".
rWiarpInus." - 9icfe 8o6c: 0cit6'S Sauoe,
piue.S'orfiellunern. 3d9lidl Midiinee.
,,Auoitpriunt," 49, gOri uto Noam5 MO fas
bCriibnte 8~oHpsQaUci.
,Gep W%lpuumcutal." 80 Sicie ISOLDE: y9l
gStfe @up" uno bic cSouD SirlS". IdgIid)
Ainiincc.
SOU Stint" 9iurib.Apcuuc uuo Tat. Giraffe
Sebi often. 11glicb Siuci &orIteuuugcu.
9ritee Hcaboni.9 ceitul am 5rciidg. oen 80.
Hoocmbcr. 4 lbr 9tndmiitlqs.
,Nrbeiter. VIA unerlor." - Gicnltan ben 4.
SeScmbcr. guitcrIsS uipcr mo Yua In Der
D9afnUctte- Salle." ar. 600. 9toroz Srcntnnt.9t oe.
Saucns8erein ygpriud rte" - SonuCritd9.
ben 20. 9looenlbtr, idbrli6eS SIuftcrniouper II.
Yreisicgeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
(Nop27
5. 9ebbeJ.

Ier an @Gcnmatismns, 0idt,
Wagcn. ober irgeno elmer froniihelt
ODER nerp5ien aranfbeit leioet, ioate
nid)t peri1nnien. bas Wienna Sana.
tarinm, 413, Wcit.J apetteitraBc, 81
bciuden. Die Mnitalt gorantirt cine
Sur fir icScn bon ibr iibcrnommenen
SAIL. (322-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29

oaa Sd)idiol ODER sic cigeuc Sdul0
lnebr anlab sur alage ais 5um Can't
l18en giebt.
Ser TonftuQ in Oen
Sbcatern.
@obl iduperlid) Elm Seiertug briltgt
elncn 10 5dblreiten @ciud nod BEN
ner'fleoencn Sbcatern NM onOeren
%ergnilgun9splGbcn ser StaOt, mie
Acrooe Der 9anft1g, unO gliiflid)cr
Welle miro Den bicIigen l1eaterbciu-
hern 0tcie @ohe iibcrall @cOiegenea
%Jcboten. Sn Ser rOtniif . NfaOemie"
trltt Wiuiam Goaicr in Ser ltellen
aomooie .Gaugbt in tbe Hnin" All.
Gem Goditnoer ullo iette @eiellid,uft
brin0cn III Serbs Gpcrnbura Elm
oortrefflid)es Minitrel . Erogramm
5ur Gllrdfiibrung. &m yMnrplmO.
Sbcater" tritt cine por5iiglihc @all0e-
pile = 8elen 6oft olf unO in Dem
~Nuoitortlm" miro ,9anter@ ans
9roferS" ge9ebcn. Sin Wclooramn,
betltelt ~@bp @irls leopc Some" itcbt
lur Dem Hepertoire Don 9lolep's
Sbenter. Sir Die &inOer lit elm Be
luf) 0eS 300 &inf" bon beioroerem
SntereIie uno audi i'm nSouioapitr..
lheater," i'm o@opetp.," ionie I'M
Wonumcntal . 5henter" miro oas
Eilblifnm geOiegene llntcrbaltung
ftnocn.
nSarmonp Gtrclc."
Der nSarnlonp Circle" c%roiinct
beute 9fbeno Die @interiaiion in 2cb-
moln'S Sallc ollrd, einen SaQ. Dos
Gomite beitebt aus oen S6. MoicS
q. 6ranf g. .. Serlei, 2ouis u.
8rtnan, 9llbcrt @crncp, Ieilc Hoielt.
felo, u. Hnp &oB, Samuel 0clIbom,
JIM, Mitton Ncrumnn ul0 SlllilS No.
8~olocnberg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
@aRinstoms Ngentur
-ees-
"eentfGen eorrefponoent,''
8m. Sanuemann, 1915 Rarion.
Strabe, W..@.
90 aHSeiseH Tub BefeGaHsen enteegen aenpn.
men iperben.
apfalbcridltc ans @aIbingtun.

Spfalbcrtdlte ans Wnlbtngtun.
Entcr Mprgan bc0rabcn.
Gie 9eeroiguna oes am Wtontna
etnem S6lagnnfoa e~rlegenen Seiui-
ten : FaterS Subn 4bel WOrgan, irii-
beren BrGiiocnten oes y9oppla Sol
legs" in Baltimore, ian0 9elteru
Morgen bon ser ct. Ilopiius-a Stride
IN &a6ington ans Itott. gnter Nor
gan mar i'm Efarrbauie Oieier Stride
geItorben. 2eonarotopn, Io., mar
seine 8aterItnot; er erblifte BORT am
30. Sftober 1888 oas 2ift ser 8elt;
1872 erbielt er oie grieiterpei6e i'm
v8oooitod College" Son 1891 bis
1900 mar CT Er1iioent Deg ,9opoIu
G~olegs" in Baltimore, un6 llnter lei-
ner Administration mliroe 0os nelc
8eb6uoe an Der WonumentitruBe,
pelfes zines ser 6elten Sullen Ser
NonumentcnitaOt entb1lt, eebuut.
9alo mad, ieinem abidieo pom
oSopoln @oQege" mliroe or frGlflid;
5rei Mal riibrte i'm ser S9lag, uno
I'M periloiicnen Somner purbe er
Don Der Sitc iibermonnt.
8roBcr @run0eigen.
\ II III $ &erfauf.
4ic SrllItceS oeS Galeb 6. @iaar0'-
id)en Nahlaiics bobcn oas 1920
GnaorotiuB 1roBe @rtnoitiid an Scr
SiiOlpcIt-Gdc non t3. ur0 @.StraBc,
9torbmelt, fir $4,000 an Srn. Sobn
Mariner bon Norfolf. 3d., perfauit,
iucld)er Elm QrpBeS @eihGitsbouS auf
Ocm Ylatc crrihtcn nil.
Gin Ncgcrs 9iireau.
Alls gut u1terridteter NueQc per-
lautete g%eiter1. onB in 8~erbinOung
nit Den 9crotbungen Ser SruItees
Der fatbolii6en llniperIitGt iiber An
gelegenbeitcn ser lluiperiitGt oildj sic
Srnge Ser @riiuOung zines Bureaus
iiir Miiiionsarbcitcn inter ser norb-
nnerifnniifen NegerbepoIferli1g our
Sprnhe fam unO beifIoIien muroc,
cin ioldes Siirenu ms oeben SIT
rufen.
Capt. Scrnon to0t.
Gblrle3 u. Sermon. rpclher ieit
Ser Sr9nniiirung oe3 @oihin9ton
Eoli5ei Gepnrtements in 1861 Dem.
ielben orgeb0rte, lit am Oicnitog
9IbehO in ;ciner @obuing. Ir. S07.
1.StraBe, S..@., 9%eItorben. .Gnpt."
&ernor, Die er oft genaunt mnroe.
lpar elmer ser 6eItbefdnntclt Yoli3iiten
in @%albington. Sn 1908 muroc er
nit Slelttenautsraus penlionirt uno
erbielt cine monatlihe EenIion BON
SO. Son 1879 bis 1886 iungirte
CT afs Captain, Damn Bis 1897 als
9ieutenant unb bis ST ieincr Eeniio-
nirung ais @emeiuer i'm Sauptquors
tier oes 0epartements.
II m ein 2eben.
Ser Gro5eB gegen sic Hegerin Su-
JIG Seniier. meldlc angeflagt lit, int
Otai oieies SabreS ibr fleines ail1o
crntoroet ST baben, begann 9eitern
Morgen in ser erlten Ibtbeilung oeS
Grininolgeridts. Die Regcrin miro
bei6uloigt. bab lie oas &inb ioiort
nab Ser @ebitrt in cincn Sduppen
unri llllO BORT nit olten 2umpen utb
Sol,perf 5uocftc, uno no cS nlcbrerc
Gage ip1tcr IN BALI toStcm 3ultonoe
auigefunoen uuroe. @cnige Gage
ip1ter itarb ons &iro.
Gin bobcr ErciS.
Gas groBe 9iircai9c6Giioc an ser
NorooIt-Gde Don IS. uno @.StraBc,
Torboit, meldeS ulS nSomc Siic
9uiloing" befannt lit unto Gi9entbum
oes Srn. 5pIiomsfi lit, ion, mie &c.
tern perloitete. fir 100000 Der.
fault poroen icin. @er Der pocr Die
9Gllicr iilto, lit nidt bcfannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
Hein, nabrbZit nno aeInifS,

III Terbinoma nit ser Strait OeS
alters mo Dem bp6en MeidtMim Der
llnperf1lid;tbeit miro ooS pom 6rco.
9auerWhmiot's american 9reperp"
beraeltellte .Solace"-9ier Sic 5u ie-
Der 3eit beiricbigen. &erlangt es.
aiitc $500. 0rauerci it0l-tt2S
0ilen Sirobc. Eel. s. < i. 36l,
M0. 1l9i. (333)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
Gin Id5mes mno niRlides 3eidenf

Gin idSnes nno niielides 0cidenf
fir Guscb6rise lit INNER cine lebens.
srpfe photographic ober cine Flint.
lcriid SollcnScte Cppie eines alien
giloes in Grapun, @aRcrfarbe, Del
oSer Eaiica. Die id6niten Cabinet
bilSer MIR ST pro 9ntenS.
Snlins Sc6bel, oeutiher Ebotograpb.
CO., 321 Worb-0 ah- Stra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
WeISicnbnngcn

nad Geutidlanb "a Gents pla Marf,
udb Seitreif 20R Gents pro Srone.
Yorto EXTRA. Sdiffsfarten BON uno
mad, 9eutidlano. HeiIepaiie, @ef1.
iel, Grcoitbriefe unib ausIdnSiihes
@eIo. Sbco. s.. Sicner & &c., 2t7
Sit.galtimore. StraBe. Cos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29

""* Sr. Soiepb 3oienfrans, Ie'
i~tauroteur bon Nr. 300, Siio-Smal.
lpoobitrabe, fest ieinen @1iten ain
Ganfiagiuhgs -9lbeno gIilifuiIrit lno
Sonerfraut nls Sreilunih Dor. Sieb.
babcr- BON Stegcnbofcn f6nnen bieie
niitlidcn Sbiere bel Srn. Moien.
frars erbalten; CT bat ceren srpci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29


&r. (reQoc miro c +
Banter. Sr. !. Sorrp (rcgue
miro pom nGdIten Montng al oa@
Sbligdtionen Gepnrtcment ocs 9anf-
bnlileS @uitopuS Sbcr fiibren. Gr
miro nbcr ood) Sbeilbobcr Der nSobn
II. Carroll Shoe So" bleiben. Nr.
Sregoc lit Gin m~citiid)tigcr @eihaitS'
lilnnll.
NcS 2 cbenS inert +. ~ lrcl'
iirtc Solpcn, Iiqer, GlCphnntrn <n
&c, Sdppcinc, 8onic, SccbnnOe etc.
Deborcn 81 ben Naturalization, obcr
ubgcriftete 6lobe biiriten ood) biSber
pcniae 9nltinlorer geicbcn bobcn.
,Sn Der .Golonooe" an Baltimore,
nobe SolliDap Str. lin0 iolhe @lui,
ocrtbierc 1egennportig III icbcn. Nr.
Gorl Allirid)tiA ein Guitidcr. scr
ieiu 1on5ca Sehcn scr Ereiinr bicicr
Ycini9cr Der Wcnid)beit gelui0mct
bot. lie mic airber beat unb pilc9t
NM lid BON ieinen1 cigenen 9lut III
hcltimunten So9cSScitcn nGhrcu lGbt.
iii Der Veiiber BON ulgcfnhr 800 obNci
rid)tctcn Slobcn, bic. ourd) cinell lei
rcn Trobt am &nIS .on9clpnnni. "
fleinc @dgcldcn 5icbcn olii Gem Scil
bulanciren. tall5en uno logar nit %
ricrncn SdEpertern icd)ten. Sr. Aui.
rid)tig bot nit ieincn Globen bcreitH
ppr Ncfronten 0dupicrn Soritcaul.
gen 0eaebcn.
Ercis i'd icBcn. - Ter Sol
gate Gun Glun," mcld)cr Sumeilt ans
Den NpliSiiten Der Canton Eoli5c;'
mtud)i beitcbt. peronitaltete acitern
Nnd,mittoq olli ieinem ShicBploe al
), Apcnue uno IS, StroBe Gin FrciH.
ihieBcn I'm S~rutbGbne uub Hcgcn
ld)irnr.
SEER &enrn ulrid) oui
Meiien. 49, &crr &cnrp lllrid3. Der
Gertreter Der Is. Worb i'm 1. Stoht'
ruths5mcige. trot 9eitern cine Hciic
iod Californian OIL. poielbit er eiuc
Grbifoit fir Sruu Minnie @eiiel. De-
ren 8otte Dor ~ur1etdbr &C Snhrell
nad) Californian rciite unb bori
itarb, erbeben pia. lie Sinterloi'
iciidnit Toll angeblif $4,000 betro-
acn. @cIegenilit bieier Heiie luirb
Sr. lllrid. olid) III lucitlid)cn St6htclt
Stuoicn iiber Nunin5ipa greele-
gcnbeitcn otiteIleL mo 5u bieienl
3lpef lieb or iih Dor ieiner abrciic
bonn Wapor Elm Gntpieblungsihrei
ben geben
Mit tiefihmcite aus.
DER ii d t. Dit ieiuer Stieiitme.
tier nno $500 ous9eriidt lit Dor orci
Noden abnm SrcScrid. scr iriibcr
Ode 9orcniter-S tro6e urS 9ruoo.
man cine Wirttidoit betrieb. @iC
ieircr urrgliifIid,er 8raii. Die hier
nit 5lpci fleincn airioern int grob'
ten gIerb Iebt. BON Sreuneer niitee'
tbeiIi pitrbe, Ialt iid Der. iiiigetreuC
ebemain lit Glepeiait1s Chic. arf
Sie bcifaperie it'd, gcitern bei'm go.
li3cirid)icr McMnap in Der ditlifctl
Eoli5ciiiniion, nno oieicr pcriuieS lic
az ocn Yoliseimarid)on Turilan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
9ebbcI ein,iges stuoio

befinSct iidj in Wr. 321, NurS'8ap'
StraRc, nabc Sisbitrafc, I'M Eartcrrc
= feline Sreppcn sn criteisem. @ir
babcn wcocr cine anScrc 8aacric i'll
Baltimore, md Nscntcn. Wam laiie
iid Sesbalb nid)t uun Iscuten OOcr
anbcrcn Eerioncn IRE fibrcn nno
adjtc oaranf, ub nnier Namr anf bci-
ben Sdanienitern nnb Sbiren itcbt.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-24
susINEss PERSONALS

PILLOWS RENOVATED AT
ACME FEATHER WORKS, 75S San
Pedro st. Tel. Sunset Main 1l6b;
lIome S041.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-24
Flats-Furnished

TO LIFT. .lPARTMENTs FURNISHED,
For SIS you can rent new, elegant,
completely furnished apartments with
gas range, bath, phone, In new building
street and oil West Diamond street;
also at 1874 South Figueroa, 204 North
Fremont avenue, 102S West First street.
1141 West First street. 1908 and 1011 East
Ninth street, and 1920 Cotton street.
FOR $12 MONTHLY YOU CAN RENT
furnished complete nice sunny out
side rooms: electricity; gas range, hot
water phone: close in; at 1920 WEST
COTTON ST, 1908 and 1011 EAST
NINTH ST. 1923 also 1888 and 1141
W FIRST ST
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-24
CHURCH NOTICES

CHRIST CHURCH - CORNER 12TH
and Flower Rev. Baker +. Loe, rec
tor; Sunday services at IL a. IN. and
7:3O y. m; early celebration holy com
munion on third Sunday and Saints
Day. at 7;SQ a. M S,tra1I,t, strangers osss ess
pass the door Those desiring tele
phone connections for "shut-ins" tele-
phone 1912 Church physician at the
church every morning from $50 to
$50. Services and meC icine free to
all Church open daily for private
prayer from s a. m until p m.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST sCtEN-
tist-Simpson Auditorium, 734 s.
Hope ST. Services Sunday II a. m
and D. m. sermon from the Chris
tan Science Quarterly, subject
'Christian Science" Children's sun
day school $3.50 a. m. Wednesday
evening meeting at S o'clock Read
ing rooms, 5t0-511 Herman w. He'll
man bldg, Spring and Fourth SITS.
open daily, Sundays excepted from
PENIEL BALL, 227 SOUTH MAIN
street-A. MONDAY, prayer. meeting Is
Gospe eeld faGn @eeSs ESSk every y ngSt at 75S
m. Sunday services as follows; 9 a.
M. mems prayer meetingi $40, SAB,
6ci6c bath schTo hhTSaebjnT qn H1oe n m fbsoIness
meeting; evangelistic service at
night. Rev. I. p. Ferguson, Mrs. NJ.
p Ferguson and G.. Il. Studd superin-
tendents of the mission.
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 514
w. Adams, near Figueroa street. Rev.
Lewis &. Morris, rector; Sunday ser
vices, 80 a. m, IL a. m, 5 p. m. This
is q FREE church and all are cordially
invited. Take the Grand avenue car to
Adams street and walk one block west.
Take the University car to Chester
place, walk through Chester place and
one block east on Adams street
sT. PAUL's PRo-CATHEDRAL, 523 s
tels), the lev. j. j. wilkins, u. D.,
11:30 a. m; Young Peoples meeting,
p. m The rector will preach. All wei
come. Strangers are invited to tarry
for a moment after any service to meet
the clergy.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Hope ST., near Ninth. Seats free. Rev.
William Horace Day., pastor; Rev.
Warren f. Day, ID, pastor emeri-
tus; Harry Clifford Lott. choir mas
ter; Walter f. Skeele. organist.
Morning service. II o'clock Evening
service, 7:45 o'clock.
REV. d. f. HOWE, PASTOR OF WEST
lake Methodist Episcopal church. will
preach Sunday morning, IL 100 a. m, and
evening, 7:45 p. m. The public Is cordl-
ally invited Seats are free.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-24
WESTMINSTER SQUARE

THE NEW WEsTLAKE DISTRICT
This magnificent now residence
tract is located at the southwest cor
ner of Fourth and Western ave.
Western avenue extends from the
ocean to the mountains. The lots
will be highly improved-palm
trees planted etc. Two elegant
houses now being planned, others
will quickly follow Car line in
course of construction will run
through tract. Water is assured.
This property MUST advance. Buy
now and get the first pick of lots and
reap big profits.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-24

FOR SALE
$4,000
6-room bungalow, we'll built. Mission
dark old gold brick fireplace; porch;
best plumbing.
Plenty OF city water, large level lot
and everything in garden truck grow
ing.
Oiled streets. cement sidewalks and
curbs.
scent car fare. twelve minutes from
First and Main streets.
This is a beautiful home, located cor
ner of Pasadena short line and Tourma-
line street, one block inside of city
limits.
$500 cash, balance mortgage.
See owner at house. Telephone
Home 31052.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-24
BreSee Bros. Co., Undertakes
DIED
FuNERAL NOTICE

FoWLER--Sept. 90. 1906, Mrs. Ellen D.
FOWLER. aged SO years. Private run
oral service from late residence, llS4
West 10th St. Tuesday, sept. 30 at
10 n. m. Interment at Rosedalc ceme-
terry.
KEfLY-Septembe 60 1906 Mrs Jennie
Kelly, aged 10 years. Funeral services
from Bresee Bros chapel, 800 South
Figueroa street, Monday at go O'clock
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03

family safe in the home OF ether
friends Ia that city. The Palmas are
to remain for time at least at their
plantation near Bayamo, Santiago
province.
Governor Taft Is busy IN his TEN.
peraFy quarters. Minister Morga1ss ~
la at Maxianao, going .ever TIE planA
prepared by the Cuban beaitnS bArlaaE
for coping vita ysllew fe1eyf Thesa
plans include an Increase h1 the sar8-
tary force and equipment and vesE
much greater sxpendlsuxea.& AGa3nf "
r. Hean, who was one Of ttsss sanit1xy
experts during the fermcws kmeric1n
occupation of the island, b at pReseus
on the way here to cooperate in ShfS
work
It is not probable taat the governcK
will appoint new cabinet ministers be-
fore the affairs Of the island are turn
ed over to Reekman Winthrop, at pres
ent governor Of Porto Rico. or whoever
will follow Mr.. Taft as provisional gov
ernor Of Cuba. II Is Governor TafrC
desire to place the various departments
in the control Of men who were not
SO active during the revolution as to
arouse much opposition fronR either
Liberals or Moderates.
The question Of Cuban finances is
for the moment one of considerable
seriousness, as there are obligations
outstanding for the payment shortly
Of at least one-half Of the $4,000. 600
at present in the treasury. The In
come of the government. however,
amounts to nearly s2,00o000 month,
and loans are not considered necessary
in so much as nearly all the congress
sional appropriations have been Gu
celed.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
GULF COAST RECOVERING
Revised Estssnatss Reduce Loss Result.
ins From Grsat Storm.

ms kfom Sfsat Stcrr1-
Mobile, Ala, Oct 3.-Witn telegraph
wires working in sufficient numbers to
carry all business and all railroads IN
operation except the New 5rleans divi-
sion of the Louisville and Nashville
business conditions are now almost
normal. Dealers in perishable goods
supplied their first orders, and the fish
and oyster traffic, which had been dead
for a week. began to show signs of life
once more Trade generally Is all that
can be expected
Conditions down the bay ard along
the coast are rapidly improving, and
many sections are reporting now that
their hrst estimates Of damage were
too large. In this city, for example,
tive days after the storm pronainent in
surance men We're positive that the
loss would amount to between $4,000
600 and $1,000, ,0o0 The same men now
place the figures ut $1,000,000 Proper
tional reductions are made in the re-
ports from other places The total loss
of life has not been more than hun
dred, but 1t is not possible yet to give a
correct aggregate.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
drans Jury asssgslsy Yenad
'gsus Bills Against iaeo
T. aDcga sad Eolioo jas
tica Higgins for Such O.
gcnpl1lssf Ooloaal Diok
insen
yly!L SUIT AGAINST RE'NnN
TacusLY GREW OUT OF UTTEE-
ANcEs MADE By B9TH THE IN
D1cTED MEN IN TIE CART
TAIL CAMPAIGN WAGED BY
"NEW IDEA' MEN.

TIE Budson County Grand jury yes
terGay afternoon Indicted George L. Rec
ord, the New Idea" candidate for Uni
ted Sestes Senator. for criminaI libel on
Col. Samuel d. Dickinson, Secretary of
State and Republican leader of the
couat.y. Police Justice Frank ]. Hig-
gins. one Of the most prominent of Rec
ord Pagan factiea leaders was indicted
for the same offense. In addition 10 the
Indictment of Mr.. Record for alleged
cr:m;nRl libel, Col. Dis..irson has institu-
rcd evil SUR Tor ismases against Mr.
Record
The indictment Of Al.-. Record grew
out of a speech delivered b him from
cart in the vicinity of the City Hall a few
nights before the recent primaries that
the Republican boss of Hudson County
was the paid agent of the Public Ser
vice Corporation Mr.. Record made
other very serious charges against Col
Dickinson and the Colonel after learning
what Mr.. Record said Immediately an
nounced that he would challenge Mr..
Record through the Courts to prove his
assertions.
Mr.. Records speech. on the occasion
referred to, was prepared in advance
and copies of it were distributed among
the local reporters and correspondents of
the New York papers. Only one New
York paper published tie alleged libel
lous statements of Mr.. Record, and it
was announced next day by the Colonel
that he would sue that paper.
The indictments of Mr.. Record and
Police Justice Higgins caused a consid-
erable amount of discussion and COM
ment in all public places last night, af-
ter the fact of the indictments had be-
come known. The regular adherents of
the Record Pagan machine" took up
the cudgels ter the indicted men and de-
clared that an outrage had been commit
ted. Regular Republicans declared that
Colonel Dickinson did only what any cit
izen should do when maligned in the
manner in which the Colonel was by Mr..
Record in his City Hall meeting speech
Democrats looked wise and had but little
to say.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
TRANSPORT SUMNER SAAs.

Carries Nins Hundesd Soldiers From
UniteS States te Cuba.
As:w ork. Oct > Carrying 9ii0 sol
diers, the nrst United States troops
that will be landed In Cuba. the Unit
ed States transport Sumner left her
pier at the foot of Amity street. Brook
lyn. On board were 100000 rounds OF
ball cartridges, fifteen days rations
and miscellaneous cargo for the quar-
termaster's department at Havana II
is expected that the vessel will reach
the Cuban capital on Friday night.
The men on the Summer include the
Fifth infantry, in command of Colonel
c. D. Cowles; a battalion of engineers,
under Major Mason NJ Patrick, and
detachment of the hospital corps. CON
sisting of two officers and twenty men,
Among the officers on board the Sum-
ner are two descendants of famous
fighters. They are Lieutenant e. S.
Grant Sd and Lieutenant ]. L. Schley,
the latter a son Of Admiral Schley.
Both are attached to the engineer corps.