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T1oa RENT TAO ROOMS FURNISHED OR
IT unlurnishea- lo-o W. rlehlh sL myl-e.
NOR RENT-oNK OR TWO FURNISHED OR /
myi22li kvcry hvcning once.
NOR RENT-FURNlsHl d ROOMS. FLAT OR |
II house on west side. Address li,
myis'2ii Every Evening oueeu |
NOR RENTING COUNTRY RE.lDtNcEs, |
II with stables, &c., wafer nnd steam heat !
one Of 10 Rooms ana one OF ~ rooms rents 50
and S SO per month ~, NiS4i Az, N,n,S S9, Stys.,
ToR RIM STORE soUTHwEsT CoRNFR
Il Adams street and shnlIcross avenue. suitable
for barber shop WM. G. r1NpAll,
myii-n 5ii West ninth street
NOR RfNT-NICEIY FURNISHED stCuND
N story font room or two unfuruished corner
rooms reference COO WEST hi6hlh 81. ml2-a'i
TURNIsHED ROOM ROOM HoUsE FOR
Il rent during summer months. Beautifully
myi.tts,H Als, Evcry Evening once
HOR RHNT-sIABLa con WOLLAsTON ST.
II mil.2H Apply ti9 MADISON sIRthT.
ITOR RANT AFUhAI-HkD COMMUNICAr-
myio,s9 sa7 JEFFERSON 81.
I1oR RENT-FIRsT FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS.
II and bath all conyenicncts
mya-n 1910 ADAMS STREET.
NTfWLY FURNisHkD stcONu FLOOR
~ front. gentlemen OF married couple: con-
veniences 7oiiS MAkKET sl- my76u
NOR KkNT-NICtIN FURNISHED RCOMsIN
] II private family for gentlemen.
mybizt3 6i5 ORANGE STREET.
| E0K RANT OK sALk-NO lOi7 ADAMS
! Il street. y rooms and bath drstclass double
sprsotI 5os WEST FIFTH STREET.
NOR RENT-FOUR ROOMS AND BATH.
i sprli-im FILLS. Fourth ana hhipley
UOR kfNI-NICkLY FUKNI-HED ROOMS
asst Eagle Hotel, Fourth aud french Sta
| TOk RkNT-FUt NlsHED AND UNFUR-
|, nished rooms use Of Ihones; terms realona-
ble 80 VAN BURN STREET. nprlslm
ToR RENT-HlcKLY FURNISHED ROOMS AT
j aprlSim 800 Wtsl STREET.
NICELY FUN sHtDRoOMs FOR GENTLE.
! ~ men, large nuU airy
myio-us-im2 zoos WASHINGTON STREET.
EoR kENI-NIoELY FURNISHED RooMs,
mysttsim 20, TATNALL STREET.
T1OR REMITTANCE SECOND STORY FRONT
| II room, unfurniHhed. Apply
mystts-im lo2l rAiNALL STREET.
UURNIsHED ROOM6 MAR cool SPRING
II Park. Address X IA,
myi-il-im Every Evening once.
UURNIEHKD ROOMS; ALL CoNVkNIkNCEs
| II apri2ff bl3 KING eTRkEI
DLEAsANT CORNER FROM RooMs
llO7 MADISON STREET,
apri7-lm Cor. Delaware avenue.
b TOk RkNT TWO FLOORS FOR LlGHI
II manufacturing t01lD ieef plenty Of light
WILMINGTON PROVISION CO.
eop27-n Third and Orange sireetA
B TlOk RIM kUONs Oh OrtICla
s II lylAu b1a MARK IA STREET
FOR RENT.
us ". Ninth street. rooms and bath.
BOZ and ho2is Madison street, store, STA
9l3 Hilpin avenue fiat, So
GEOkGE NJ. MILLER
, ntr2G-lm lO3 w. Eighth street
4 FOR RENT.
/, Pyle st. and Bayard ave, two new houses
X sos Harrison street. I rooms and bath, so.
4 2sil West second street, room and BATH, fi2
y n k. Corner Ninth aud Lombard streets, sior
q and dwelling, SIS.
CARROLL W. GRIFFITH,
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wood for Pulp mills.

Two schooners laden with wood for
the Delaware pulp works were towed IN
the Christiana River yesterday by the
ING Laura b. Within the past two weeks
wood-laden schooners have been arriving
almost daily for the mills.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-12
5lfln aEan.ra.

WANTED--PARTNER, MALE OR FEMALk,
~ Win i've hundred dollars 70 manufacture
eesN article OF wearing apparel. Ready seller.
W. Nohts muN have e cas- or no attention.
ny ls AddreS A IS, Every kvening ofice.
"A NALb-lEN COOks AND ALL AlND5
" % help lOr city OF country. Apply
nLhAiAN M hIIIGEECk OF FlCE
e.eiS+ N7 hast Fourth. Both phones
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FOR SALE

An established Ice Cream and onfectionery
corner store and dwelling on the west side in q
Verv desirable location, rare chance for the
man who understands the business.
good paying investment, No. 2fl0-24i2-24l4
Weat Second street rooms with porch all In
GOOD order front side and back yards, lots
3sxlO0: always rented.
owner living out Of city desires to sell.
Terms arranged TO suit purchaser submit an
offer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-12
THE
EQUITABLE
GUARANTEE
AND TRUST
COMPANY,
N. w. Cor. Of Ninth and Market SITS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
CapltaL...............S5OO, 10000.
Surplus and Profits .S512,OOO.00
AGENT

The individual executor or ad-
ministrator desiring to be re-
lieved Of the manifold duties in
cidental to the management Of
an estate which consumes so
much time, can appoint this
company as AGENT, thus Sc
curing the skilled service Of its
officers, directors and employees.
orHO EoWLAND, President
r. BRINGHuRsr. JR, Vice President
J. q. PENNfPACKKR, Eec'y and Trust Oncef
RICHARD REESE, treasurer
H. b. CkossAN, Real Estate Omoor
Assets over three million dollars
2 per cent Interest Paid on Deposits
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Rewards.

pEWARD-THK WILMINGToN FOUNTAIN
society viii PAT . reward Of ten dollars for
sae Afett and conviction oil any person damaE'
iocety. See city ordinance % ssed for the pro
eeuon Of sGme WILLIAM POOLf
Apfli-tts-u Treasurer.
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See Seventh Page for snoH Aas. ToessVsd
TOO laio 10 CLASSIFY
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Red Gross Plasiers. Draper = Seventh and
Jackson
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-15
ST. VINCENT PRESIDENT
MENTIONED FOR VISITOR
DR.. GLASS MAY BE SUCCESSOR
TO DR.. 6ARNWELL
Priest Refuses to Discuss Subject and
Friends Fear His Withdrawal From
College at This Time Would Be
Serious Detriment to institution

Very Rev DR.. J. S. Glass. C. NJ,
turned yesterday from the mother
house of the western province of the
order at Perryville, Mo-, where he went
to attend the funeral of the late DIR.
Barnwell, G. NJ visitor of the congre-
CATION of the missions. DR.. Glass, one
of the superiors of the order, hurried
to Missouri, having only returned to
Los Angeles from a visit to the mother
house few days previous
Dr. Barnwell was highly respected
throughout the order. He had held the
position of visitor but three months,
but had been assistant and closely con-
nected with the work for about twen-
ty-five years. Shortly before his death,
which was very sudden, he visited Los
Angeles and approved the plans for
the extensive improvements contem-
plated by DR.. Glass and his assistants
for the development of st. Vincent's.
Very Rev. Thomas A. Shaw, pastor of
st. Patrick's church, La Sale, ILL.,, is
temporarily filling the position unit!
the appointment of the successor is
named which is expected will be made
next month. Very Rev. Anthony Fiat.
C. M, superior general of the order at
Paris, will be the one to make the next
appointment.
DR.. Glass refused to discuss the pos
siblities of his succeeding Dr. Barn
we'll to the office of visitor, and de-
clared that the question would be set
tied in Paris.
Dr. Glass is one of the most popular
priests of the diocese and is a grad
uate of the college of which he is presi-
dent. He is persisteptly mentioned for
the office of visitor. and if the pre-
dictions of his friends prove true he
will be placed in the highest office of
the Congregation of the Missions in
this country. 1t is believed, however,
that his departure from st. Vincent's
at this time would be serious detri-
ment to that institution, as he had
planned for extensive Improvements in
the college and parish.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-15
IN THE REALTY FIELD
Bunch of Sales in the City and Coun-
try-HiIl Street Light
system

Among the sales closed this week by
the Althouse Brothers were: G.. C.
Maxwell to X. r. Brewster, a two
story frame residence at 1927 Brighton
avenue, $4500: N. f. Stokes to d. b.
Turner, a two-story residence at 2740
Raymond avenue, $4,000; Robert Marsh
to local investor, an unimproved lot
on the northwest corner of Nomandie
avenue and Twenty-seventh street,
$4,000, owner will erect a $4500 resi-
dence: M. M. Bancroft to H. NJ.
Ketchen, a vacant lot on the west side
of Francisco street, near Tenth, $4S0O.
d. K. Wise has sold to j. II. Bohon
a tract of 4S0 acres near Wiseman sta
ton on the Redondo extension of the
Santa Fe railroad. twelve miles from
Los Angeles; consideration 100000. O.
A. Vickery & Co closed the deal.
Willis George Emerson in the sale
of his Nevada mining interests for
$175 900, has acquired a lot on North
Broadway, near Temple street. valued
at $50, 900. r. A. Forester & Sons ne
gotiated the sale. The firm is the
owner of the Bonnie Claire
mining property
Assessments for the Hill street
lighting system must be liquidated to-
day at 10 a. m. or property assessed
will be sold at public auction from the
city hall steps. City Tax Collector
Johnson has collected all but $276.92 of
the SIPS. The Improvement associa-
ton plans to have the system installed
by August l.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-15
PLANT TREES,
THEIR SLOGAN
ARB0R DAY COMMITTEES GET
READY FOR MARCH
All Organizations Are Invited to Send
Representatives to Tuesdays
Meeting in the Chamber
Of Commerce

Friday, March IS, has been desg-
mated as Arbor day by a meeting Of
several committees in the chamber Of
commerce yesterday morning
An invitation to join in the exer-
cises appropriate to that day has been
extended to all societies and improve
ment organizations that desire to plant
trees and observe the day In the usual
manner.
All of the organizations that desire
to participate are requested to send a
representative to the meeting which Is
to be held In the assembly hall of the
chamber of commerce next Tuesday
morning at II o'clock.
The invitation is also extended to all
of the Grand Army posts and their
auxiliary organizations, the Sons and
Daughters of Pioneers of California,
the Woman's Hindoo- American society,
Child Study circles, Shakespeare clubs
and Woman's Parliament.
The Committees
The following are the committees:
Transportation-W. M. Blanchard, r..
II Howell. 3. r. Bittinger Harry CAL
lender, j. r, Lankershim.
Speakng-W. j. Hunsaker, G. G..
Bowen. Russ Avery O. T. Johnson, Mrs.
Willoughby Rodman, Mrs. Della G..
Johnson.
Planting-Dr. w. A. Lamb, chair
man; George Rice, George Alexander,
phreys, j. G. Morley, Mrs. w. J. Wash
burn Mrs Sidney j. Parsons.
Music-F l.. Allies. r. B. Long, B. L..
Durand. Miss Catherine Stone, Mrs.
Gertrude Parsons.
Press-Frank G. Finlayson, w. j.
Hole A. j. Wallace, General Harrison
Gray Otis, r. Fl. Hay Chapman, S. T.
Clover, Mrs. George H. Wadleigh.
Finance-J. NJ. Quinn, j. A. Haskell,
DIR. ]. II. Martindale, w. H. Workman.
w. M. Mead, Mrs. w. Rodman, Mrs.
w. Il. Cowles.
Badges-Wrs. w. Rodman, Mrs. j.
w. Washburn, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs.
Harry Terrell. I. N. Van Nuys.
Municipal Art-E. F. C. Klokke,
Fielding ]. Stilson. John Parkinson,
Mrs. Seymour j. Hunt, Mrs. w. j.
Washburn.
Board of Education-W ]. Wash
burn M. C. Bettinger, Emmett H. Will
son, Joseph Scott, Miss Louise M.
Hutchinson.
Merchants and Manufacturers Asso-
ciation-F. j. Zeehandelaar, w. G.
Hutchinson, H. w. Frank, G. A. Par
melee, George Steckel.
City Council-Theo. Summerland, G.
A.. Smith, Percy Hammon. A. d.
Houghton, Ed Kern, Ford, Healy, Sid
ney Miller, f. l.. Blanchard.
Associated Jobbers-M. j. Hunsaker
George Bittinger.
Los Angeles Realty Board-R. w
Poindexter, Alexander Culver.
Wednesday Morning Club - Mrs
Cover. president: Mrs. Della H. john
son, Mrs r. c. P. Smith.
Friday Morning Club-Mrs. Roy
Jones. Mrs. Don p Harrison, Mrs. j
P. Lippincott, Mrs. Rasdell, Hutchin-
son.
Ebell Club--Mrs. Frank King, presi-
dent: Mrs. w. ]. Washburn, Mrs. Sid
ney J. Parsons, Mrs. William S. Bart
lett, Mrs j. B. Millard.
Woodmen of the World-L. j. Flood.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-15
ACCUSED OF GRAVE oFFENsE
city jail Trusty Is Charged With
Smuggling Opium to Prisoners
Addicted to Druo Habit

Harry Kelly, a trusty in the city
jail, where he is serving sentence for
vagrancy was arraigned before Police
Judge Rose yesterday charged with
smuggling opium and cocaine to some
Of the prisoners.
This Is a grave offense and is pun
ishable with n term in the state prison
II a conviction is obtained.
The practice has been going on for
some time, the officers say, but no
strong evidence could he obtained un-
til officer Redmond got clew to the
offender and discovered that Kelly had
gone to a drug store near Temple and
North Broadway to obtain a supply
Of the drug.
Prisoners accustomed TO the use of
morphine or cocaine suffer greatly
when deprived of their favorite drug
and will go to almost any length to
get IT. Kelly was trusty employed
In cleaning up the building and had
frequent chances to slip away for n
few minutes. He was followed few
days ago and on his return was
searched
Several packages were found on his
person and a clear case Is made out
against him. say the officers.
He viii probably be given his ex-
animation today.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-15
WOULD ELEVATE THE SLUMS
Mayor McAIeer Takes Speedy Action
on Municipal Leagues Rec
omn1endation

Mayor McAleer took speedy action on
the recommendation of the Municipal
league that a commission be appointed
to investigate the slum evil and do
what was possible toward mitigating
it, by naming his commission yester-
day.
The commission is composed Of j. ].
Backus, building superintendent; Rich
ard Maloney, DIR. Titan Coffee Miss
Elizabeth L. Kenny and Miss Mary A.
Veeder.
This commission will be known as
the "housing committee" and will work
with an end toward relieving the over
crowded conditions in some sections of
the city and in providing more sanitary
methods of living. This body is sim
liar to those existing in eastern cities.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-15
FIND MAN IN EMPTY OIL PIT
Helper on Spring Street Construction
Found by Workmen-Expires
After the Ambulance

Thomas Christensen, a helper em-
ployed at the Hotel Hayward. now in
process of construction on Spring street,
was found dying in the hotel basement
yesterday morning when workmen
came to the building.
He was lying in an empty oil pit in
the engine room and 1t is supposed that
just before quitting work Tuesday
night he fell from scaffold and was
unable to call for help. The man died
soon after the police ambulance ar
rived.
The body was taken to the undertak-
ing rooms of Pierce Bros, where II
was identified by Arthur Paulson, Sec
retary of the Danish union. The de-
ceased lived at S32 East Fifth street
and had a wife from whom he was be-
lieved to have been divorced.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-15
INTERPRETATIONS

Articles of incorporation were filed
yesterday by the following institu-
tions:
Kerckhoff- Gunner Lumber company
Directors: James Gunner, r. d. Gunner,
II. II. Kerckhoff, M. G.. Eshman of Los
Angeles, and p. N. Gibbing of Pasa-
dena.
Alexandria Clothes Pressing company
Directors: H. e. Thompson, Fred
Glenn, G. A. Nehrhood, all of Los An
geles: capital stock $4,000, of which $3.50
is subscribed.
Venice of America Land company
Directors: ]. G.. French, Ives e. Cobb
of Venice and l.. C. Miller of Los An
geles; capital stock $4,000, of which
$500 is subscribed.
Charles A. TAFT Underwriting COM
pany-Directors: Chas. A. TAFT Chas.
T. Lacey. A. l.. TAFT all of Los An
geles; capital stock $4,000, of which
5000 Is subscribed.
Pacific Co-Operative Detective as
ociaton-Directors: C. C. Crowley.
M. w. Carnell, j. p. Betancue, all of
Los Angeles; capital stock, $50,000 of
which 800 is subscribed.
Duncombe Construction company
Directors: w. A. Duncombe, M. c.
Marsh, w. Z. Stone, r. l.. Wilson, all
OF Los Angeles; capital stock 800 900,
of which $4,000 has been subscribed
Suburban Publishing company-Di-
rectors: l.. II. Donaldson, r. o. Carter
Frank Garrett, VIM. M Riley, j. w.
Fullerton, all of Los Angeles; capital
stock $4,000, of which $50 is subscribed.
East Naples-Directors Robert
Marsh, l.. w. Andrews, w. A. Bo-
nynge Charles Stansbury. Frank r.
Strong, all of Los Angeles; capital
stock, 100000. of which $500 is sub
scribed.
Native Sons Hall association of Los
Angeles-Directors: Bert L. Farmer. @
Burkhardt, S. A. Lazard, II. Brodek
j. Il. Newell, all of Los Angeles; capitai
stock $4,000. of which $500 is sub
scribed.
Avellna Gold Mining company-Di-
rectors: Joseph Gayette, j. w Jeal. A
f. De Stieger, Henry Braun, r.. q.
Shurtleff, all of Los Angeles; capital
stock $1,000. 900. of which $500 is sub
scribed.
Virgin Placer Mining company-Di-
rectors: c. #. Wickland. r. ID. Morris.
Clinton Johnson, j. w. McCauley, II. 10.
Young. all of Los Angeles; capital
stock sl.OO0.OOO, Of which $50 is sub
scribed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-15
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Sign an agreement to take the
Daily Herald for six rnenths,
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each week thereafter until the
full amount of records has
been purchased.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-15
Cham berIain's Cough Remedy Acts
ON Natures Plan

The most successful medicines are
those that aid nature. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. Take
II when you have cold and 1t will al
lay the cough, relieve the lungs, aid
cxpec toration, open the secretions and
aid nature in restoring the system TO a
healthy condition. 1t Is famous for its
cures over a large part of the civilized
world. Thousands have testified to it's
superior excellence II counteracts any
tendency of cold TO result i'm pneu-
monia. For sale by all druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-15
Notes for Women
UnIuoky EmbIems

The Partisan has an idea that when
lucky charms fail unlucky ones may
succeed. Thus she seeks eagerly after
curious little emblems, such as
these: A peacock'S tail feathers,
tiny pair Of crossed knives suspend
ed from a ring, round tablet of gold,
bearing the number 10; n cracked mir
ror charm, or r. single eye-presumably
an evil one-painted upon a plaque.
These are supposed to bring good luck
when the usual lucky ones fail, just
as the number 13 and the opal are
claimed as individual luck bringers by
certain English believers In their power
for good.
The Smart Collar
A collar, to make any pretentlon to
smartness, must 20 one with the waist
o. trimmed so as to seem SO.
1t takes q very clever dressmaker to
cut a waist or guimpe and q high
straight collar In one pieces without a
seam and to ht 1t perfectly, but clever
dressmakers are the rule and not the
exception around these parts, FORUM
ately.
The woman on the shady side Of 30
does well to have her collars very high
In the back, so high, in fact, as to
come well up over the hair and curving
gracefully toward the chin, as age lines
make themselves very conspicuous.
Cooked Mayonnaise
Beat the yolks of two eggs very light,
add one-half level teaspoonful each of
mustard and salt, and beat; now add
four taplespoonfus of melted butter
and six tablespoonfuls of vinegar. Cook
until creamy and thick. Cool and when
ready to use mix in one cup of beaten
cream.
This is an excellent dressing when the
oil has given out or If one cannot eat
the genuine mayonnaise.
Buckles Without Belts
Gold and jewel belt buckles are
among the smart things to finish aft
ernoon and evening gowns. They are
rather incongruous in a way, in that
no belt is worm The buckle fastens
at the end of a pointed bodice and may
be handsome enough to wear OCCASION
ally as a necklace or pendant. Those
of the beautiful Florentine enamel set
with real stones, are seen with colored
gowns. while the deep yellow gold is
worn with either black or white.
o
An Irish Pearl
One of the last things one might ex
the truth is Irish pearls have come
greatly into vogue within a year or so
in England, being of rare purity and
ooloring, so it is said. Queen Alexan-
dra wears a pearl from the oyster beds
at Connemara set as brooch in green
enamel, which was given her by Lady
Dudley.
A Five-Year Diary
BY means of the five-year diary one
may compare the happenings of one
day with the same day in the years be-
fore. 1t is something new, and not in
use as yet by many enthusiastic diary
keepers. Each page is given over to
q single date and is ruled off into five
sections, so that at a glance one may
see just what he did in other years on
the same day.
The Dogs Bedding
Straw or pine shavings form the best
bedding for a dogs kennel, and ar.
much superior to hay or sawdust,
which are often used. Great care
should be taken to see that the bed
ding is always dry, and that it is
changed at least once a week. In the
hot weather bedding is not required
at ALL the dog preferring to lie on the
uncovered floor of his kennel.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-15
Chicago Physicians Voice Protest
BY Associated Press.

Dy ASSOcidtcO IiSSS'
CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-Chicago ply
sicians last night placed themselves on
record in opposition to the Illinois pure
food commission as at present consti-
tuted and conducted.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-15
The Dogs Bedding
HERALD'S PATTERNS

Different patterns every dny. Up-to-
date styles.
Special Notice-These patterns can he
delivered by mail within three days
after the order Is received by The
Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-15
live on the seashore

Every comfort OF home at the Wind
ward In Venice. New house, newly fur
nished; rooms single or en- suite from
So TO $40 per week.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-15

be obtained by hlling In above order
and directing 1t 10 The Heralds pat
tern department 1t will be sent post
paid. within three days. on receipt Of
oriee
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-15
Ladies' Norfolk Costume.
Pattern No. $500.
All Seams Allowed.

Two-piecs costumes are very much in
favor. and the Norfolk modes are more
popular than ever. An exponent Of this
style IL shown made in blue broadcloth.
Tho fivs-gored tucked skirt is In round
length. and the jacket is doubls-breast-
ed. with applied plaits and yoke. 1t IL
fashionably belted. and the shaping OF
the shawl collar IL decidedly new. Round
cuffs turn up from tho wrists OF the
coat sleeves. The pattern is in sizss--
90 to n inches bust measure. For %
bust the costume requires 1lx yards N
inches wide. Sh yards SO inches wide,
81 yards "A inches wide. or 6ss yards 81
inches wide.
prioa K Cs.nta
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-15
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Talk-o-Phone 925.00
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the price established by the
manufacturers. No more. No
Less. You pay for records
only, and you must have them.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-15

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money II 1t fails
TO cure d. w. GROVES signature Is
on each box. 2bc.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-15

Talk-o, Phone free. sec the proposition
In todays Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-15
Absolutely Free

Do you like musc3 you had of these Talking Machines do
you know what would you and family? Imagine
yourself Broadway everybody cranng his catch
of the procession about to It's comngear tha That's
the incompatible Sousa the Can the
trombone solo, and the full band again? Now let
this side streetthees fak spinning his yarn What's
that he's sayng7 Oh he's telling the story about the patent
icine eord ao65) You and listenour sides shake
with laughter Now coney sand the first thing
vaudeville after of
Irish love and banjo solos, THE Man Who Spent Three
Weeks in the Insurance Business medleys and lot
You have half didn't know where
the gone Then there's the dog fight (ec
ord 86o) Now let take the opposite direction Mind
it's the machine which taking the tonight but the
dollars
suit either program-Caruso Meba, Sembrch Gads
Taagno cave Scott host of others and after
retire that old ballad Ben Bolt
brings of village
machine your bed after having forgotten
of the old
which have been recalled
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-15

Agent Illinois Central r. r.. aSs s. spring