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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
MAIN AND HILL STREET CLUS-
TER LIGHTS AGLoW
Ornamental Lights Extend a Mile on
Each Thorouqhfare, Rlvallnu
iIIuminations on Broadway
and Spring street
~~~~~~~ . . . ~~~%~~~~~
FIGURES ON LIGHTS


@ Cost of installation for HiII g
@ street, $4,000. Number of lights, g
@ 104. g
9 Cost of maintenance on Hill e
o street, $3.50 monthly. g
g Cost of installation for Main @
@ street, $4,000. Number of lights, @
@ I0s. @
@ Cost of maintenance on Main @
@ street, $500 monthly. Present 9
@ candle power for each post, 192. @
100000 9 @ @ o @ % @ @ 8 g @ @
Los Angeles is now the most bril-
liantly lighted of cities. 1t is the Paris
of America.
Lights were turned on last night In
the cluster poles along Hill street and
Main street.
These new ornamental standards par
alleling and east and west of Broad
way and Spring street, which have for
some time shed out electric brilliance
from these beautiful lampposts, make
Los Angeles at night a rival of Frances
gay metropolis.
The posts have been in position for
some time. but delays in electric install
lation and in arranging the problem Of
expense delayed the turning on of the
-
on the lights in Fiesta week.
From the Plaza to Pico
The line of the ornamental posts on
Main street stretches from the Plaza,
the historic spot on the north, to Pico
street on the south, or over a mile.
Main street is lined with stores, places
of amusement and hotels and is a
much travelled highway, especially for
trolley oars and nn0pStri1nS
The poles on Hill street are destined
to illuminate a similar area to Main
street, though this district is at pres
ent not so populous by day or night
as Main. The thoroughfare is now
given up to hotels and office build
ings, with a few stores catering to
women's trade. 1t is gradually becom-
ing retail center such as Broadway
and Spring street are. Owing to the
inability of the lighting company to
get cables the section of Hill street be-
tween Seventh and Pico will not be
illuminated for some days.
The approximate cost for each street
is $4,000.
Cost and Extent
The candle-power is 1872 for each
post, which is the same on Broadway, |
but Is not equal to that on Spring, |
which is 324 for each post. After De-
cember /, however, the candle-power
on Spring street will be reduced to 1872.
Main street will have one light less
than Hill street, the latter having been
given 164. Main street, however, will
cost more a month. namely, $500,
while the expense will be $3.50 for Hill
street. The lights on Hill street will
burn a less number of hours than those
on Main street, which accounts for this
difference.
The Hill street lights will include the
block at Central park.
Thousands of persons, including the
many tourists who are here, prone
naded up and down the newly illumin-
ated streets. They added much to the
usual kaleidoscope picture seen there
each night with thousands of way
farers passing the stores seeking
recreation or attending to
business errands.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
ROMANCE FINDS
P|T|FUL ENDING
BEAUTIFUL ANGELENO SUES
FOR DIVORCE
Bitter Sequel to EIopement Comes
When Husband Is Charged With
erutalIy Beating His
Wife

The sequel of a romantic elopement
between a beautiful Los Angeles girl
and one of the foremost American
artists appears in a suit for divorce
filed Tuesday in Chicago ly Mrs. Doro-
thy Keating Morris against George
Ford Morris, the famous painter of
animals.
Mrs. Morris, who is a noted Califor-
mia beauty, a fearless horsewoman,
heiress to third of the Keating estate
of Santa Rosa and a social leader of
Wilmette, near Chicago, alleges in her
bill of divorce that her husband at
tackled her on the ain street of Kenil-
worth last week and administered to
her a severe beating, after which she
left his home, taking with her their
only child, Jane, and will start for Los
Angeles within a few days preceding
the hearing of her suit for divorce.
Before her marriage Mrs. Morris re-
sided in Los Angeles and later in Santa
Rosa She and George Ford Norris
eloped in 1897 when Mrs. Morris was
only is years OF age and Mr.. Morris 20
Their relations were supposed TO be
ideal.
Two years ago Mrs. Morris inherited
a third of her fathers vast estate. Less
than a year ago the Morrises visited
Los Angeles and spent several months
in a little cottage on ocean Park ave-
nue., Long Beach. They entertained
lavishly and were the guests OF honor
at many noted functions.
Mr.. Morris spent much of his time
painting pictures of famous California
horses. While here he made the pos
ters used at the Los Angeles horse
show. Mrs. Morris intends to join her
mother at Ontario.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
MUSIC AND DRAMA
Louise Nixon HIPS Ballad Recital

The cozy auditorium of the Gamut
club building was occupied by large
and fashionable audience to hear Louise
Nixon Hill in a ballad recital last night.
The lyric hall was occupied by an audi
ence listening to N. H. Nesbit in a
French lecture, and the Orpheus club
in the upper hall was practicing for its
approaching concert. Louise Nixon
Hill, society favorite, gave a recital
of old English, Irish and Scotch ballads
in costume. She has made a special
study of this style of music and sings
1t with most charming effect. Her
voice Is meZzo soprano and well under
control; the dramatic effect excellent
and the dialect numbers quite fetching.
The early English melodies were by the
composers of the seventeenth century
and given in the costume of the period.
AS an Orpheum attraction Miss Hill
would rank with the best who Vislt
this city The ballads of old Ireland
were full of action, the songs Of Scot
land well sung. The costumes were
stunning. Caller Hermin" and "Aulu
Lang Syne" closed the vocal numbers
and were given at the request OF
local Scotch lodge. Miss Hill was as
sisted by Miss Otie Chew, the Engllsh
violinist, who has been heard NUMBER
of times in Los Angeles and has become
a great faVorite in the musical colony.
The clever manner In which she handleu
her instrument last night added TO ner
long list of admirers here and paved the
way for her own recital, which taxes
place early in December Both singer
and player were accompanied py
Blanche Williams Robinson. There is
no more sympathetic accompanist IN
the city than this talented pianist, ana
she was just the player for Miss Chew s
more delicate effects. Miss Hill proved
most attractive artist and her gowns
and costumes were historically correct
and "dreams' OF the uressmaking art.
A reception was held in Lyric hail
after the recital.
"VVhat ,yaS tha result of YOUR hus-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02

"What was the result OF your nus
bands new system for playing the
races?"
oh" answered young Mrs. Torkins,
"the bookmakers had their usual mar
row escape. Washington Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02

Miss Bangor Cat piano)-Music is the
food of love.
Willie Cutter-Well, il you furnished
the music l am afraid love would
starve.--Chieago News.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
NO FAVOR TO GRAFTERS

) ~ am not responsible for what
) others have said, but Will give
; square deal, IL am elected, 20 all
) classes. There Is not the slight
est thing 10 prevent me, II 4 were
governor, and Mayor sehmitS ana
) crimes or I,lisde meanOrs, from put
ting them behind the bara."-Theo-
) dore A. Bell.
) 9 Q @ @ o @ o g 9 9 g g g g q g q
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
One of the Celebrated
Acorn Make

A complete range Tor apart
ments and buffet kitchens. Has
8 full burners on top, a COM
bination oven and broiler and
every convenience found in the
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02

through the temple with a bullet from
a target rifle, that he then lifted the
body and tossed II into the underbrush,
where II was found a month later.
The motive will be the contention that
Besold desired to get rid Of his wife,
so that he would not have to support
her while she was slowly dying Of con-
sumption.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
Proseeutlon's Arraianment

The turning point Of the trial, how
ever, will he the fact that the prosecu-
tion has alleged that Besold and his
wife disappeared on July II, and that
the murder was committed on that
date, while for the defense the attor-
neys allege that Besold and wife were
both in Los Angeles until July 10. That
allegation is borne out by the testimony
of Mrs. ChafIin, former landlady for
the Besold family who testified I'm
court that Besold and his wife did not
make the fatal trip to the beach until
July 10.
It Is expected that the entire evidence
for the preliminary examination will
be finished today
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02

Clerk What kind OF hammock do
you want, miss2
Summer Glrl-Oh, a little one. Just
about big enough for One-but-er-
strong enough for two.-Life.
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Irquharti lot ., block 81. keminason's
A ~ s +! 5 b.. Fii'f;saSS Nd
Lena and Martin W. Berg to Mary Und-
h HEINZ lot 8. block r.; Manages Sup :,
Hsgn Clement Eat Side a %ifi %
berger; let IS, block 1. Hamische's
Union Land & Improvement company to
Nels Weberg; lots 10, 10, block 50,
Frank W. Forman and vile to Carl A. Pc.
tsrson; lots o, 10, IL, block 2, Flour
Western Realty company to Herman wal
lin and wife; lot Ia, block IL, Fair
Ground addition &c
Carlson; lot rs, block L. Fair Ground
CHARLES 4. Deed Robinson and wife to
20, fnteriachen, Lake Minnetonke; also
oqe-half Of street adjoining lot 10. east q
Andrew Fesler and wife ct al. to orin r.
Mahala E. and A. b Pillsbury TO olot
f. Johnson, LOT 2. block 4, Gilbert & ..
Charles Smith and wife to Hettie 3. Ben n: -
ham; lot 10, block g., Demons add
top North Minneapolis and lots 10 4,
Hannah II. kingsley to Edward s. Dun. Dur.
kee; lot 8, block 2, kingsley's add y
accent , a to lot pa ), 97e feet wide; also lot
and south half lot 6, Auditors subdi-
vision, No. 10 Observation-Disclosures. IN
Yale hsn Rsa 4 tssg e. 70 t t. Clara ast H.
houn park ...................:: 30
Minnesota Debenture company to Donald
McKinnon. lot L. IL. block IT, Walton .
Grace A E. and John n. Norris Nor to Stella
n. Atkinson. lot II. block 10. Bakers
josephine sH and War Hansen to Eugene
Rirat. lot z. block %. Gales second .
ADDITION ,:. s:.... .ns ,.,,. 4 inton ="
Fjordsn, lot 10, block 2. Faruhsrts i'd /.
Aionze philips and wife to Anna v;
g. feet Of lots 20 and a. block 4
Al s9an p Xiii au and Wife to Miehis g.
,dis Z fs sed q B. block 10 1ess
Als saf i ssass% "a Wis 70 H.vsE s
5. Lake Of Isles addition ,-..:.::.:: Ii
George Summers and wife TO Edwaid :.
sass a s Ss.a II: o + a., by
D3ssa s ri = 5s s sS,
Hs a9n 4. add 4 5. wahes to 4 y. -
Jaeobsoo,, IGt 8. block q hennnsson'' !
IS |st1 Y4i s Il ) III a.s!s. will stl. 81
W s'2E; s ss $$ f N:4 il s;s.; sssl
mi il? Torrance sad VI. y jeaa q; MdSh
lot I, block t9. Iorrsnes, q 4oNaHf
s srbdiVisfon s'aekeH q nossa saui q
-; H i Sd,5 Ii: f. ii IT,
& son Eatot,s S addition w. ....,.......s... GO
me Inv. company to John ". Lee, lot 2,
block q Beminrtens tfas 1919 a,dsas H..
lots and 8. Concord Subdivision and
part lot 16 s....::....;ss:s. r.
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STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE co. HAS
unequaled facilities for packing moving, stor-
elegant new hreproof Storage Warehouse with
separate rooms and compartments Warehouse
office 400 3 Lake st; main Office 40 So Sd St.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling and stor-
ing household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured; cut rates to Pacific coast
and other points our speciality. l22 9Th st s..
~ Both phones.
OUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS 70 CHI
cago, Denver. Spokane. Pacific coast terminals
Ii and tributary points; best Of service and low
est possible rates. Write call on the Boyd
Transfer & Storage Co., AZ So Sd St.
OEKERONS TRANSFER AND STORAGE-
4 Best facilities for moving and storing house
hold goods; expert packers. Office: 200 Nicol-
FIREPRooF STORAGE, CLEAN, SEPARATE
rooms; packing and shipping. 1Q6 LIT Az n.
NEW WAREHoUsE 49, rU1NITU1E sT0RxDi
q inauifa baker,. 18th st and "a ~ 9
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Unfurnished Houses.
THORPE BROS,

Va 1sSAU- " III I'LL AASn0u 1AOuooS'
THORPE BROS,
2O6 Andrus Building.
- Modern Houses, Flats and Stores,
g7.oo-ls1s I'd st N. 4 rooms, second door.
soo9Sl WASHINGTON az yoo s. m so9ms
sisSS-ss5 q a. AZ = rooms. third door.
Sl500-802 Cedar Lake road, Groom cottage.
$l500-130S 10th st S. rooms, partly modern.
$s0.Oo-1so7 Sd av s, 10 rooms, modern.
$l7.5e-24l3 10th ar S, rooms.
S2o.oo-27o7 Grand av, s rooms.
ss5:oo-5is sist St. rooms fno oSa mod
ern.
?25.o o-41e E 25th st, Groom modern cottags.
$27.5o-2642 Oakland av. I rooms, modern.
S2''oo-l6oo Chicago av, rooms, duplex, first
ron ~ floor, walking distance. -.
$50 SO GO 0o- y; 10th av N. s rooms, modern
@oo'oo-lIIo emerson av S, duplex, first or
sso 40 SECOND sec floors. rooms, newly decorated.
SSSo o % 36th ST. 6 rooms, heated.
s ssSSSS Hi "a oSsra
soo'oo-Large rooming house; walking distance.
sso NJ hot water heat.
S0o'oo-l61! I'd av S, 10 rooms, thoroughly
modern, ali in good repair, with xtra
COO ~ fine heating plant; May 1st.
Seo.oo-16l7 I'd ay S. 10 rooms, thoroughly
n.odern all in good repair, with extra
ser ~ fine heating plant; May list.
s6S0O-2200 Hennepin av, L rooms.
SSo.oo-zo54 dupont aY 5, 10 rooms, furnished.
SSo.ou-lSO4 Sd av S, 10 rooms, modern.
@s''oo-S2Ul-3 Garfield av, duplex, rooms,
thoroughly modern, just completed, one
ao . of the best residence localities.
SAoooo-Large rooming house, centrally ted.
Modern Flats.
The wellington, 1911 Yale place, one Broom,
$So.O0-1206-S Sd av S. rooms, modern, will
be completed June Is.
$5o.p-142J Chicago ay rooms, modern.
$500 1909 w 25th st, rooms, thoroughly
modern LIST I'd floors. and in new
building.
$42.0o-213 9th st S, 8 rooms, first floor, all
thoroughly modern.
Inc New Concord, 65 18th st S; one and two
room apartments; passenger elevator,
hlsh-class cafe in connection.
Ao"ry h1u Apartments-709 Douglas av 8
$50 - rooms, first floor, beautifully decora ted.
Sfo'oo-24o5 18th av S. rooms, all newly re.
D, me deled and decorated.
ouple4-No. 2437 Nicollet av. 7 rooms: will be
s,-oo Somp!eted May; reasonable rent.
@ao'Oo-%o3o Dupont av S, 2 and rooms.
Soo.oo-o2t 9th aV Sc. 8 rooms, thoroughly
cor - modern, on third hoor all outside light.
s%o.ooNo1o3 Irving S, rooms, modern, sec
ond floor; hot water heat.
~oo'oo@Zo12 Dupont av s, rooms, thoroughly
, modern. new duplex, first floor, heated.
Inc Norwood-1S01-11 9th av S, 7 rooms, thoroly
modern, steam heat, janitor and artesian
W., Well; reduced rates for summer
Alst your lake cottages with We rent
them.
See our list of furnished and UNFINISHED cot
tages at the lake.
Offices.
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10 PER CENT NET INVESTMENT.
$4,000.

Four-fat cement stone building and duplex
house, six rooms and bath in each fat, and
rooms and bath both floors of the du-
pleS hardwood floors, open plumbing, full
basement, laundry. everything frst-class thru
out The buildings are on a corner lot look
1877, one block from carline, in q splendid
renting locality. These apartments are always
in demand. -
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SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS.

FAMILY PLATE AND JEWELLERY QUIZ DIE-
cialty, perfect security and very low rates.
The Boyd Transfer Co.'S Firsproof Warehouse
600 LAka ~
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

49,, BIRTHS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arns Engelbretsen, 2s41 Thir-
'ee MI and Mrs. <. ]. Hoogland, 7s21h Eight
Mr.. and Mrs orville Moore, "a Bedford
Mr.. and Mrs. John schmitz, 500 Thirteenth
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierce, 17o4 Clinton ave-
u Mr.. " and Mrs. J. 2. Lindstrom, eos Twenty
Mr. and Mrs walter Bagbes, soe Eleventh
A Mr. and MRS. Herman Benson. 2o1s Thirty.
eighth street, boy.
DEATHS.
Olive Anderson, 2T6 Twenty-nrst avenue 8.
bertha Nelson, Norwegian Lutheran hospitaA
Henry D. Griffith, city hospital.
Charles knight, Soldiers homo.
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WANTED TO RENT

wANTED-oNE OR TWO FURNISHED MOD.
ern rooms with board for lady and gentle
man; would prefer to be only persons with
congenial couple; no questions asked; don't
answer unless you have something good. 918s,
Journal.
WANTED-sIX OR sEvEN-RoOM FURNISHED
house,. from June to October. Rent must be
reasonable. Address e832, Journal.
WANT TO RENT SMALL, coMFoRTABLE
house, don't object to going out ways.
Address $751;. Journal.
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RIJu:DING PERMITS

Emil Peterson. 272A Oakland avenue.
f1-stry frame dwelling ,...,se.t... ~
O. Is. Ourrie. 3443 Pleasant avenue, two
story frame dwelling ...........sss. xsu<
Marlin BenAon. 906 Twentynrst AVENUE
SD, III story frame dwelling ...v.... 29e
Nine mihor permits -........ 12f
.~>-
Total ....,...,.....,.....,.ts ,ls
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Trackage Investment.

125 Feet. $4,000.
Milwaukee trackage. inside Of 7th st, 'front.'
Ing on prominent street. Buildings on the
property now rented and pays per cent net
on price. Inside trackage is getting scarce and
we consider this splendid investment, and as
1t pays good income now, it would pay to-
hold for better price. I
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Large front office on 9th st side, in Andrus
building, June 1st

ao4 w GRANT ST, 8 ROOMS, STEAM
heated, gas range artesian water.
1an1tor service; all the conveniences
OF a fiat with the privacy of
dwelling house; lease required:
rate per month, in summer $40 90
9Al3 Nicouet av, brick dwelling, ten
, plumbing, hardwood floors. ........ $500
%olS Hennepin av. rooms, bath, gas,
furnace, barn .................... $500
1cal heating plant plumbing,
freshly decorated, hardwood floors
plate-rai In dining roon gas
fixtures and gas range; stone laundry
tubs in basement; warm in winter,
cool In summer; within easy walk
ing distance Observation-Disclosures. 5000
1425 Vine place, rooms, modern. ....... 5000
800 9TH st Sc, rooms, bath, gas, city
water, furnace ...........:.......:. $500
l4l9 9th av S, rooms, all modern. %. 90
go 81 aV Sc, rooms, bath, gas, city
water ...::............. $3.50
bV3 I'D ST. 6 rooms, bath, gas....... 80
14l5 3D. a7 S, rooms. city water, barn.. 1850
$3.50 Chicago av, rooms city water, barn II. 80
23OO Clinton aV, rooms, city water. 80. 1900
535 'th av n. rooms city water .... - so
23lO 18th av S, second floor, 4 rooms.
city water, sewer, closet. ........... 1000
2o41 LIST av S, first floor fat rooms,
city water NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900
LOG 26th st, second floor fat, 5 rooms,
49, city water Observation-Disclosures. 500
1G12 University NE, rooms, city
George Odfum, Manager, 49,
SUS Phoenix Building
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sLoANE-McCULLoCH AGENCY.

sLoANE-McCULLoCH AGENCY,
Oneida Block, 104 4th st S.
$4,2O0-New modern 7-room house on Sheridan
av and 42d st, the popular Linden Hills
location; hardwood floors and finish, open
nickel plumbing; full basement, with
laundry; large lot.
$1,S5O-A good home and also a business invest
ment; three lots house and barn, corner
OF 32d st and Penn av N, junction Ct
KobbnsdnIe and city car lines.
sl,7oo-Linden Hills cottage Of s rooms, hard
wood and city water; lot 5OX25O; Oh one
Of the best streets; near lake ana car
line.
81 ,40O-Come in and make an offer: Groom cot
tage and large lot on 21st av S, near
22d st; must sell and will sell cheap.
81, 6O0-Some cash and balance monthly pay
ments; Groom house, city water and
barn; lot 51x157, Fremont az N, near
18th az.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL
Unirnproved.

>~1~S~~~1~~~~~~~~~~ ~~o~~O~0~~u~so1~~
Unimproved.
Continued.
DO you WANT THIS LOT, 4ox132, STEVENS
ay between seth and 40th SITS, at $276? Field,
$40 Henneptn av.
LOWRY WALLiNG, BUILDING CONTRACT
ors, Get our estimates. 329 Boston block.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Improved.
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Oneida Block, 104 4th st S.
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Sloane-McCulloch Agency,
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o o o 0 o c
0 INCOME PROPERTY DEMANDS Ex. {
pert attention.
D Have you property to rent? {
D We make specially of renting and tax
D ing Of all kinds of property, managing ,
o estates, etc We can save you money.
o Thorpe Bros,
o 200 Andrus Building
o I
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OAK GROVE FARM OF 100 ACRES FOR SALE;
80 acres cultivated, balance meadow, pasture
and timber; fine house, barn, windmill and all
improvements, up-to-date, fine clay soil. This
IL snap at $50 per acre, part down, balance
at low rate. Address
Simmons & Emery,
Forest Lake, MINI. =
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-08-30
DIED SUDDENLY
OF HEART DISEASn

How frequently does 4 head line s!mi.
lsY 70 the Cbovo greet us IN the ncw9
papers. The rush, push and strenuous
moss OF the American people hos strong
tendency 10 lead up to vslvular and other
affections Of the heert, attended by r.
smothsred sensations and other distress
ing symptoms.
Three Of the prominent ipgrediepts Of
which Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
co~ery Is made aro recommended by some
Of the leading writer's on Mdtertd Medtoo
for the euro OF Just such cases: Golden
Soal root for instance, Is said oy thc
ard authority, ito fmpart tone and In
creased power TO tho hearts cotton"
Numerous other leading authorities rop..
resent Golden Seal as On unsurpassed
tonic tor tho muscular system In general
and as the heart Il almost wholly COM
posed Of muscular tissue, y naturally
follows that It must b. greatly strength,
probably the rost important Ingredient
o} "Goldcn Medical Discovery, 50 far
as its marvellous cures OF valvulGr and
other affections Of the heart are con-
eerned, y Stone root, or Coll4nsonta Cdn,
Fret W. z; PaIne ss sshs ., q pa'nos
80 nu nas o ,Ops :isa' 3as !sS:s
tho heart that bis fIten9s Nero Obliged to
cerry him upstairs. He howevor, gradually
recovered under tho influence Of Collinsonin
lmedicinel principle extracted from Stone
Heretofore physicians knew of no remedy
for the removsl Of so d!stressing ana 80 ds ~
guess work. and u fsarfully yarnod No
atlioted Mat death ives near y hand SpE
lfnsonin unQuestion ably Affords Folkt ID
such cases. and In nsost instances effects .
cure"
Stone root ts also reeompended BY DPS.
Hale and Ellingwood. OF Chicago, for
vplvular aud other diseases OF the heart:
Tho latter says: at Is . hoart tonic OF
direct and permanent influence
"(}oldon Medical Discoycry.' not only
cures serious heart affections, but 10
most efficient general tonic end invigor-
atof, strength ening tho stomach, tnvlg-
orating the liver, Regulating the bowels
and curing catarrhal objections IN III
parts OF the system.
Dr.. Piorce's Pellets euro Constipation
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WHY Ia It2

At times we boast of the good side
walks in our town, especially on E. Main
and Carroll streets, yet we have on Car
roll street very bad piece of pavement.
It is the only piece not up to grade, and
after rain, water to the depth of sew
eral inches collects thereon. Just why it
is permitted to remain in this condition,
is question manly of our people would
like to have answered by the town Off
cials. Pavemehts, in good condition,
have been ordered up by the officials in
the past that all even grade might be es-
tablished; why not this one whichis rough
and uneven and about six inches lower
than grade.