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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-25
Large On the Stand.

Philadelphia, May 25.-R. II. Large.
assistant coal freight agent of the
Pennsylvania railroad, was the first
witness before the interstate COM
merce commission today. He was
questioned concerning coal tariffs from
the bituminous region from Harsimus
pier at Jersey City
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-25
TRIAL WAS ADJOURNED.
Sanity Of the Young Murderess viii
Be Investigated.

New York May 25. at request Of
District Attorney Jerome. Justice
Scott today suspended the trial ot
Josephine Terranova for the murder
OF her uncle and aunt In order to in
Quire into her sanity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-25
House confreres.

Washington, May 25.-The house
confreres on the rate bill. IT was de-
cided today will be Hepburn of Iowa,
Sherman of New York and Richard
son of Alabama.
The rate bill was sent to conference,
yeas la, nays los, absent IA.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-25
Utah Earthnuaka.

Ogden, Utah, May 25.--An earth
quake shock was felt yesterday after
noon at West Weber, four miles west
of Ogden. Buildings were shaken and
much excitement prevailed, but there
was no damage.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-25
MANY INDICTED.
Eighty Men Connected With the Fer.
tiIizer Trust Drew Prizes.

Nashville, Tenn, May. 25-The fed
efal grand jury, which has been in
vestigating the alleged fertilizer trust,
today rendered indictments against
about eighty persons.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-25

washington, May 25.-On motion of
Senator Kittridge the sea level Pana-
ma canal bill was today made unfin-
ished business in the senate.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-02-24
Butter Balls Not New to Her.

Mrs. Della Lathrop Williams, secre.
tary of the Methodist Woman's Home
Missionary society, was describing
the wretched life that poor children
lead in the slums of great cities
why" she said, "such children can
not open their mouths without reveal
ing some deplorable home fact or con-
dition.
"a friend of mine game Thanks.
giving dinner to some eight or nine
slum children from Cleveland, with
their mothers. She had them all out
at her farm in the country for the day.
To one child, little girl, she said at
dinner as she put on her plate pretty
butter ball:
"'There is something you don't see
in Cleveland
Don't we, thought said the little
girl That's where you're mistaken.
There's three great big butter balls
hangin' outside of the shop where
mother takes our clothes every Mon.
day morning. Amt there, mother?'"
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-02-24
mikes" Ability Questioned.

When Jim" Bresnahan was boss
on that section of the Boston and
Maine railroad between Peabody and
Salem he had in his employ his nep.
hew Mike" recent arrival from the
Emerald isle. One morning on join
ing his men he remarked the absence
of Mike" and, after inquiry, was
told that Mike" has gone to oil the
hand-car.
"What-at! Gone to lie tn hand-car!"
exclaimed Bresnahan, in astonish-
ment. you goa roight afther him, an,
take that lie can roight away frum
him! Sure what do he know about
Helm machine-a-ree!"
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-02-24

President Frank Robbins, of the Pitts
burg Coal company, spokesman for the
operators, is quoted as announcing
that every mine in the Pittsburg dis
trict would be closed before the oper-
ators would agree to the miners de-
mands. Many papers take pains to
be the public. The New York Sun OBJ
serves:
IF a contest comes, as 1t now
threatens to do, it will not be strug-
gle between capital and labor. The
one group that is safe in any case
is that which is composed of the mine
owners. 1t will be an assault by one
half of per cent of the American peo-
pie on the comfort, the well-being, the
incomes and the industry of the re-
naming 99R per cent. The extra dol
lar that goes into the pocket of the
coal miner, if his demands be granted,
must come out of the pockets of the
mechanic, the farmer, the clerk, and
the storekeeper."
In the opinion of the Philadelphia
Ledger, "the public is in no temper to
regard lightly misuse of such vast
power and will hold to strict ac-
countability those in whom it rests, on
both Sides" The Providence Journal
urges immediate interference by the
administration and recalls President
Roosevelt's good work in settling the
strike in 1902. The Brooklyn Eagle
points out that the last strike cost
$3.50, 100000, to say nothing of the in.
convenience and loss of life; it calls
attention to the fact that the SO ,000, 0UU
which the miners say they have is
small when compared with the fact
that a strike would mean 100000
mouths to feed, and it concludes thus
John Mitchell is an able man, be-
cause he has created a great follow
ing. Yet the great man is he whose
efforts in behalf of mankind are con-
not destructive. Mr.. Nit
chell stands at the parting of the
ways. The one road leads to public
and the support of his fell |
lows; the other leads into the mist. |
Which will he take?"
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

East BOUND.
NosS A. a.m. Departs. ..&ssA m
q; Z !, = !; = z =. =: o.s:;i; o.s:: 8
xssr sauxp Z
aos AZ Sen. nSb&tti u -. =
No. Ar ttn.sk pspAre HM ). =
Y y - : : :! ''''; 4 4
No. i. Chicaso limited. solid fpiI.
mar trsfn vita dfning. sSserye 4
aud b1ssdk lihrer csrs. snsu I'd
equip16oot and sskxice
= N flant Expreess ~ Pun
man ng t6slle kleepins a~ NJ Chi
eass md Kansas Qity - : tow1st
car. Tor Denvtr. a PuIlun Cor tbr
Wg1er Is also asded At Trisl1a4. Ar
ia q Il Junta 1t lo:M Dre~ con
nss with Ho. s; leaving II 1nen
~ Ftvins " R1sblo v.0o
: - clla a. spstao1 t;ss ! ~:
Deay SxIl !. n,
~ !. E1ahes g r. rhicaeopx-
prp - pllie Aad tosrIst sj5p
en1 1esgo ~ Kansas city. Ar
~ e Junta fo:l5 asxQ.. CO
hsctia viii COZ: leaving III 1t
1915 n -: prriying at Pueblo 200
>. =. Colorado Springs $50 + m. :
DawSsr 200 D. u, II
~ 3. California i.ilnited. bs4 ssns|
eQdipnent a. No. T.. =
Nd J has Pullman as,d toprlst'
sieSpeng cars for Sant 3ll fusa.
Pullman car for Ri .Rasl Snds 0t1y 81.
Kexico. cosnectipn tov El PxSo p6sD-
ing. elivd City mud al points s. ~
IA. ppkhexp New 4 Ico and
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

Mothers who value their own co..
fort and the welfare Of their childrs1l.
should never be without Q boz os
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children. Tor use throughout the sea-
ron. They Break up Colds, Cure
Feyershness. Constipation. Teething
Disorders, Headache and Stomach
Troubles. THESE POWDERS NEVER
FAII. Sold by all drug stores. Csc.
Don't accept any substitute. A trial
package win be sent FREE TO any
mother who will address Allen s. Ohm.
sted, Le Roy. ~ Y. 4
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

Miss Dora Maxwell. former Rates
xisi, and Mr. Neal Toisnd. ! profsssr
- music 81 Denver. we're ualte1 D.
marriage June 20 Il IL tosns = Ne
iHlde's sister, Mrs J. A. LAhey. at
Ration. and lcit the aanps svsoleS a.
Nebraska. where they vill make their
future home. 4s
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28
lAffE Of 1hI RAILS

Al TrSnsPacific recmds betweea
uookfle and Jzpsn have ben bnokea
~ the Crest Northern NloamshtI
conpAays lioss Dakota. which tasris
a ii yokahams Wednesday mornine
IT, actual rnnniax time besweea tha
sWo cities vas eleven darn tusnty
kours and thirty.fise mime The
schedale time y fifssa
General Manager Pslax~s11ef the
Taaitimore 4 Ohio RsilFs.ad company.
has given iastrueiions 10 employees
that inpre ae&casinn h to be- given +,
the ~ork eeplng the cars and
huiIdInr1 eeSn and passenger cars -.
peciaily - a. b. renovated AT the
euA = tp. The eHspiiors are
ia ~ - ! .1IkiIy prepsr.
] :; / !! !: !: ! !
- 49, !. s. Z. a. 5.<z -.
III - 1'.'ssu ana ehe
com otton Ths foundation Of this
strs uTn wiik nsst sie0. 600. and when
~ n c. Il viii be one u thu
moe aious and well arrsoCpd
~ .nAt SS's'i psA Ssxss 1sss
~ Y.
!. z IT, - l.. ~. :
! ! :. ) 80. '.ss..s . T.. y ~ ~.
- ~ .sn.se q 1a''ros' o
NJ. g.. Il zen "
;es' me
- - :. t. IN. "a -. q g 'sses-
e \. Il, .1ss..z.'.s asena" :,
~. M = Claims o.l
,raa, ~ Ses7 n : - - XII:
Il Z, A I
ss&..,,,,. y 4
cisco board " 4 -s,,rervisors scr ror,ysI N
slx ana one.haIf wear franchise All
soon a. ssae franchise is obtained the
J : ! ! ! ! : :. 7: :. !: . 4 !.
c;csss srea, a''vaT Western. 'fn Sas e. gotten ten
y y :::: :::: .:'':: :.:; g y ~; ':'s;
about No po9< to which anyone
would - ia want h, 90 for pleas- +
rre sr1u II /. ecnyeulept,v arrnnx.a
IA 81 - lrrted ana carries iie =. I
currtne a;,r yestiou that from. the stnrt.I
alnc u6int thr M, rr,te Il siwayx tAei
cbicsiS6 f,.6es ,U.st'ixH
-,
= i.sx.a..;na y
e ~ ~, ~, = ~ 81. =
4, .s..I,,. 4 -, asz 80
a'ss 's'. s'., - - 80 tes INV " 3. ts's
',assa. I,s,se.,a - g. 's- i
! '''sinsssl = &,
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Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

Contracts are about 10 be Vt ny
the Buffalo. Lake Erie & Niagara TO-
\ connecting line around and Just out.
side the city OF Buffalo aud extend.
ing to Tonawanda. passing through
West Seneca. Hamburg. cheekfowaga
Amherst and Tonawanda, The total
length Or this new line will be- thirty
six u - cgpurrted with the con
strucfl ake rad Is TO be a break
watsr t,sen feet lonx md harbor
for docks aud sssps. s,sy
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28


ch<eees~ke 4 oAio. 1sss~ nj -
tak@a - ~<f>cs eo<nprsnal<e ssth
wiliis9 4. Bradford. 1f. ~ vAirh
Ehe LITER IN rSsssume fhe <atire
"~aesshis q he cairasa. csneinnasi
4 ionissfl< ro@l
There lias b>~n considerable eriti-
rism and complaint of late, Rartlcu-
iaFiy on the pan a eastern shlpperx.
over the Showcases 81 deliveries n Oak
land ana san frsneixco by H. RAD
roads eenering there Accordins Z,
railroad officials familiar With ~
conditions. These criticisms ~ uH*
Just. Rome. they say. uss pot bs11t-
In q day, and devastated 6lan Frnncia-
co cannot be- reconstrncted u - shevt|
4 time. althougii IIerculssn eflort~|
are being made ~ IL cisissos ana|
bpsIasas men Il il these vsry effovsr|
a tSAlr pa< ihat are r<~poaeihls mr.
W d.'sss sse,e!.s51 = y s..ssr'
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28


The a. statement of the Eetarns
af xne Missouri Pacific indicate a.
lncs.axe in net earnings far the month
Of s33s CO.. or SC per cent In the firs.
half of 1895 the Missouri Pacific had
truuhle with floods. aud n II for this
reason that the ruad can nov have
such u large improvement In net earn
lngs. The gross earning are also lar
x<f than last year, bnt the increase 10
tnearniugs for the meath Of April I"
more than half as large again. N
other words, the road was ahle g han.
DIE more traffic for les m0ney ~
April. iaae. than In the ecrrespondia9
month Of 1905. -
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28
. i 4 \ / WV : s
a,sles Ranch Resors.

n ~ I 1tfuI Rociada "
|aear ~ ultains. A dsiishtfuII
place y sd the summer. Good
fishing n6<19. Tents for tho ~ho4
wish t. Carriage. goss % LaGyel
gas for The psopo1e nsnscoslngy.
ReSu1nx tFio Nl De q
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

the western lAA@w hnse ngacstcslay I'm
en.ss~a shis ffos 10 ! cents ! hun
dFed.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28
Santa Re Time Table.

3 transeontiuenssi trains .ach way dsify
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

Radical changes have heen decides
upon, II III stated. = me Canadian r..
cific terminals on the Paeiflc cosss
Vancouver II u lose h imporssnce
~ the port of the original steamships
owned and operated bs-'sae company.
AlbernI. N. C.. A. To be satxsiluted 90
the paeif. liners will bertll fe@.t n
load and discharre carvc1s pn AZ
berni a railroa.l - 9rNlxsy ms'es u
length viii IL hnlh 1tross vaneowvet
Island 70 some poist q The esst cnest.
whs<n will be mad ahe landing plsea
Tor Il gulf ferry 10 tr1asport frefxhs
and passengers acspss 30 ths matr.
land. Plans adoritd xIso provide That
Alberni will he the terminal OF the
coast runs, principally n the northern
poinlss This arrangement VIII b. off
- te1lpun trip thsopsii. the straits
~ nTuR1 the points nf vancouver
SloKl he1nl~ the Journey prorer n
Itarted
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

"a ~ NJ
The wek4A roed ~ pfsced orders
for sss{y frlaht locomotives. twenty
swstch eng -. 7.o0o forty.ton box
cars. %.0oe fiFfy.toa steel coal cars
and ttsa stock cars. all of which are to
be Delivered fs1ote the end of the cur.
rent year, Thes< addIllons % equip
ncnt win p>pe the roed In excellent
shape to CO lor ~ rspidly increas,
y s'.ff's
Az3saat trunk - a,noanced
mat Il wiil 49, 10 ~.
- tetpl.ef = 81 I AZ.
~ u DO ~ rnQGe ofxf5e
features win ~ stat :
which win - ~
ding ofs 2snk ~ ~ trsl
ftc of the o<nnl Tl14e tke a..
Adisn 11ell!e
IT, irestuul1 y - n coifsnlsston
Aas sp1<daned a 6ctionxSe shtp,.
pers in III e1ctacns i Mat .scets tlsee
they haSs been liscy1miaated aeaiust
and tha4 - entire stat9 hps suffered
In SrefoSf rate f6eislation. Tshing the
Loui1 ille d Naxhvllle tsuyanv as 4
tasiq = operlllns the 1ro6161t nm.
hafs miles u rosd y - Hts4s, -
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

Al Tr1nsPAcific records b<tween
nookfie and Japan have ben bnokea
nv ths Crest Northern lllosmshin
conpHayix liusr Dakota. which tazvis
q ii Yokahsms Wednesday mornine
IT, actuAI rnnninx time besxeeA the
swo cities vas eleven darn tssniy
hours and thirty.ilse nitnuk1 NE
sckodale time u fiftsn @S1 49,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

Cisco board os supervisors for d fortys
SIX and one.half year franchise. Al
soon an che franchise is obtained the
road 1gin the construction Of
ilne al0oG 1 route connecting with .
line the frAnchise for which was peti.
toned for thsee wears ago at a point
on the wofee front near Twenty.fifth
street and porallel with the latter To
Inhiana street
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08
Gm,nrr nrr Blrtd1r.

@eifenber: mWurum lit benn
Ger g6ef beute gar 10 iihelaunis9. -.
!Sabt SIR etipas angefteqt9"-Su Of :
baIter: rSm @egentbeil aber
tpenn err einmal ni9ts su fdimpfen
bat, fluft er Den sanaen Sas!".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08
8aarta!

.@laubft gu, Sab Sic Muif einen
pruftil9en Wertb i'm 2eben bate
Slider! Ta4 alien @irtuoienbil6ern.
6te i9 sefeben babe, f4eint lie Elm gutes
Mittel gesen 9aarausfaI gu fein.1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08

,Hd, dber tpertt th nun NIT Der
ber5Iiten 8itte Tim Oeinen &atb gu
Dir fpmme, papa! Wenn i9 Did
fruse: Sano auf's Sers mas bdltii
Ou nun dls gersifter Munn fiir's
befte2 Sou ib Minden fol9en ooer
Reeoern = ooer gar Sante Gamblers
Ooer ION i6 lie lang uno flanglos
5ieben laFen = pieIei4t ms nngliid9
@as lit oa bas He9te, bas Suite =
ni9t bds ,!&orrefte,' fpnoern bas ptrf=
lid @~brenbafte9"
rgi, Sunge, 70 aus Dem Stssreif,
obne re ssieben, sefproden gu haben,
fann i6 tein falompnii9es llrtbeil
fallen. @ber ih min Dir mas iasen;
Sn aebn Minuten fdbrt Der Sampfer
,Srieba' gu sbal, bamit fDnnen min
nm Mfte rum In 2pblens fein uni
On mahit oen Derfu9, mid Seiner
fletnen BARRIER Wtttib sleih bsuts
Mben6 nod poraufteGlen."
.papa, Sh poIteft &"
,Ta ia, bas 1T bod Meni4enpfliht,
penn sic 3ader nit ibren elenoen
2latfderein Tie nun gar nod INN ibrs
sanse Griften5 bringen fpo0en. Wtel.
Ieidt fanr man ibr audi irgenopit
pefuniGr belfen!"
rum 9ottespiuen, papa!"
sd meme blps = ibr gum 8etfpiel
Elm paar 8ilber abtaufen."
Sn lebhafter Sttmmung berlieber
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
,LkiAL NOTICES

Notice of Sale of Goods. Wares and
Merchandise stored or Deposited
With or Pledged to the Trans-Con-
tinentol Freight Co.
Public notice is hereby given that the
Transcontinental Freight company will,
on the 18th day of September, 1906. at the
16O San Fernando street, in the city OF
Los Angeles county of Los Angeles, state
Of California, sell at public auction to. the
highest and best bidder, each and all OF
those certain pieces of goods. wares and
merchandise heretofore deposited or
stored with or pledged to the Transconti-
owners thereof and upon which the stor-
age or amount of the pledge has not
been paid, but is now due, owing and
of, to the said Transcontinental Freight
company, as shown by the following list.
The list OF goods wares var and merohan,
and the amounts due thereon. respect
lively, is as follows, to wit:
ant. l box household goods, / bike (crat-
ed, Sa;n; 8 Baker, ! box household
blackDoa1r{ds {3 $50; ftd,,,d W. Braqenh1ft bn
/ wheelbarrow, bundle pictures, 1 step
ladder slS5G p; ! Leeds, .i boxes H4l;
Mrs McKendri6k barrels cSna s11 ar dru
Etchibarne, 6 barrels. Z boxes household
goods, / trunk, So, 80; F; ,NSottingham, 2
boxes, household goods $3.50: j. M Haz,
Gods. Gods $s415: G. G. Osborne, / stove
So1sehoiid 5asii goods, 500; Mrs. B. Z. M Car &
land. l hall tree Grated, bicycle. z, bar
box, box, S4o55; Nj. r. Vernon, bundles. Is
boxes household goods, paper box,
trunks, desk bundle picks and poles,
/ sign, 1 folding chair frame, $01.77; w.
B. Randsburg, 3 boxes household goods
s22. .5S: A. L. Rogers, box household
goods, S6.65; Mr.. j. Starkey, box house,
hold goods, l bundle bedding, S19,S5; Cyrus
Wheeler, 1 buggy, / buggy shaft, SAILS;
James Smith, l child's buggy, 1 gas plate
.S375; Charles Barker. l sewing machine,
$3.50: Orrin C. Allen. 3 barrels, $795; H.
Arenson. 1 box household goods. $19lS;
NJ T. Laws, / leather settee (crated), l
box household goods, crate marble,
s22.47; l.. II. Sample. X. stove, tub and
contents, l bundle poles, bundles bed
sides. 2 bed ends. 1 bundle S. pipe, 1 box
mattress, lounge. chairs, ! cupboard,
bask ct, bundle rugs, box and contents,
2 X tables, broom, barrels, rockers,
2 stands, pan and contents, / box house,
hold goods, trunks, $2715 A. G.. Thomp-
SON. bundles wardrobe, T.43: S, H.
Brown. crates stands tops and shelves
i crates clairs. / bronze chair, 1 rocker
sSO77: w. w, Thomson. 10 crates, 10
boxes household goods, casks. / rocker
piano. $6l45; J. c.: Blackwell, 3 boxes
household goods, / barrel, S3S: w. y.
Burnham, / sewing machine, 1 telescope.
2 boxes household goods. crate pictures,
1882.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
The WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES


aged %, a native of Virginia and
resident of Hollywood; and Minnie
RicklL aged 16, native Of kentucky
and resident of Burbank
V1S-WATTERs-J. William Davis,
aged 22 a native of Ohio and resident
OF st. Louis Mo- and Edith waters
aged 20, a native Of Illinois and resi-
dent of Huntington Park.
DRYDEN N-BEINBNWEVE - VIII lam
Dryden, aged "a, a ma tive of Canada
and resident of Long Beach, ana
Anna Lein enwever, ager .21 native
of Iowa and resident of Long Beach
ANDRES REGERsON-Adrian Adri-
consn ana resident OF Pasadena; and
Merle Gregerson. aged %, q native Of
Nevada and resident OF Pasaden&Si &
WHITE. .KLINGNpR : Joseph White;
resident of Los Angeles; and Florence
Klngner, aged o. a native of New
,nGr Y9rk end Tesdsnt d OF Los Ang9,e
resident of Burbank; and Pearl Col,
ton aged is, native of Idaho and
resident of Burbank.
HARTLEY UREY - Frank Hartley,
aged 25, a native of California and
resident of Los Angeles; and Cora
Urey, aged 81 native of Pennsyl-
vania and resident of Los Angeles.
ROBINSON -WISE-Thomas Robins son,
aged %, a native of Pennsylvania and
resident of Los Angeles; and Mabel
wise, aged 20 a native of Maryland
and resident Of Los Angeles.
CASTRO O-MIRBLES-L Castro, aged
22 a native of California and resident
OF Ballona; and Regina Mireles aged
22, a native of FL Modono and resi-
dent of California.
CHAPLIN BROWN - George Chaplin,
aged %, q native of England and
resident of Long Bea ch; and Florence
Brown, aged 10, native of California
and resident of Long Beach.
McELRAIN- -CORNEBL-Mevin NIGEL
rain, aged AZ, a native of Illinois and
resident of Los Angeles; and Emma
Cornell aged Al, a native of Pennsyl-
vania an d resident of Los Angeles.
ARVIZO- -ROMERO-Julian Arvizo, aged
23, a native of California and resident
of Azusa and Mary Romero, aged is,
native of California and resident of
Azusa.
RoBBEs-- = Fidel Rohbes,
aged 2S a native of Mexico and resi-
dent of Los Angeles; and Nicl1olasa
Dabaloz, aged IS, a native of Mexico
and resident of Los Angeles.
SHARP -MARTIN--Erne est Sharp. aged
21 native OF Kansas and resident
of Los Angeles; and Alice Martin.
aged 23, a native of California and
resident of Los Angeles
KOSTHla- w WARREN-Charles Roster,
aged 20, a native of California and
resident of Santa Monica; and Eva
Warren, aged IS, a native of Califor-
mia and resident of San Bernardino.
BURNHAM PETERSON-Archie Burn
ham. aged 90 native Of California
and resident of Los Angeles; and Ida
Peterson. aged 49, a native of Cali
fornia and resident of Los Angeles.
I,ack e. (',asa On undertakera and
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08

church, corner of Tenth and Figueroa
Sts,-Rey, Hugh X. Walker, d. D., pas
tor, will preach tomorrow at Il a. m.
and at 1880 p. m. Subjects: Morning,
AN Old Time Forecast of the Golden
Age; evening, The Kingdom of the
Mind" Strangers are especially invited
to attend our services.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08

ST. PAUL's PRO-CATHEDRAL. 52S S,
Olive street near all the leading ho-
tels), the Rev. j. j. wilkins, d, D.,
and Ii a. M; 7:8o p. m. The rector
will preach subjeets, The Christian
Greater Temple" Young people are
cordially invited to attend the young
peoples meeting, 6:45 p. m, in the
warmly welcomed to the pro-cath thedral
as their spiritual home, while tarrying
in the city, and are requested to remain
for moment after any service to meet
the clergy.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
CHURCH NOTICES

Sun day services at IL a. M and 1880
p. m; early celebration holy COM
munion on third Sunday and Saints
eav PAY at 5sG strangeaS esps
the door. Those desiring telephone
conn ection for 'Shut-ins" telephone
1912 Church physician at the church
every morning from $3.50 to $3.50.
Services and medicine free to all,
Church open daily for private prayer
from 8 a, m. until 5 p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08

FOR SALE-New modern house, 8 rooms,
reception hall, large living and dining
rooms, buffet brick fire place and man
tel, complete kitchen, screened porch,
laundry tubs, light airy bedrooms,
complete bath, 2 toilets, beautiful tinted
walls, polished floors, fine electric fix
street work ali done; a very complete
home in a choice location for a few
days. We can deliver at s45o6 on very
liberal terms. Come in and talk with
us about this SPECIAL bargain. Pitts
burg Real Estate Co., 311-15 Laughlin
bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
PERSONALS

HOW TO BECOME SUCCESSFUL
without having 70 change your present
business or employment System abso-
lite. Three two-cent stamps will bring
Il. Address box s2i Herald
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
Hotels and Lodging Houses

FOR SALE-A MOE SMALL ROoMING
house close In, nicely furnished; always
full; man and wife can make good sal
ary; comparatively new cost over SlOOOi
ls7s. LEAIiY 3 SON 2as Mereautlle
Place
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Joe Schel has sold restaurant located
at SAG S. Main ST. to John Ruljancich and
stepan Clarich September, 6, 1906 Amy
them within five days from date.
JOE SCHEIL.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
Two Injured in Collision

b. Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. Charles
Goertzhein, porter In the Anglo
Californian bank, was fatally injured
and Charles Wolf, driver of butcher
cart. was dangerously hurt In coli
lision today. Wolf was driving q
heavily loaded wagon across the street
car tracks when an electric car APP
preached and the brakes refused 10
act. Goertzhein's skull was fractured
and Wolf was hurt internally.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08

Peck & Chase Co., undertakers and
embalmers; lady assistants. 4S3 S. Hill.
Tel Main 61
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
Orange Groves

FOR SALE-VALENCIA ORANGE
groves
s6OO0-11ts acres near San Dimas; 10
acres young Valencias, balance full
bearing naVes; cottage, barn,
$29, ,000-20 acres. all Valeneias in pink
of condition; for past years net in
come has averaged 2S per cent on price
asked. L. M PRATT,
60S Laughlin Bldg
Headquarters for Orange Groves"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
sANITARiUMS

S1Rs N. HERBERT's sANITAR1UM-
NIassa ge, electric. all kinds of baths,
and shower. Departments for ladies
and gentlemen. Russian and Turk
ish baths a speciality. Chiropody,
manicuring, scalp and facial massage.
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