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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22
HOMES BLOSSOM
TOWARD THE SEA
GOOD RECON- IN SALES FOR
SUMMER SEASON
Improvements In New Tracts as Far
South as seventy-seeond Street.
Fine Car Service for
the People

The Mecca .hy company report contin-
ued activity in les in tho new Greater
Los Angeles tract and addition No. 1.
Among the sales turilg the past ten
days are the following. Many of the
purchasers will Suild homes at once:
John c.. Sheets house on lot 81, block
8, on San Pedro street; J. y. Mellish.
house on lot 10, block T. on Sixty-fourth
street, between San Pedro street and
South Park avenue; Mrs. 3ridget Keat-
ing, house and lot g. block 1, on Sixty
fourth street, between Main street and
San Pedro street. +. II. SEVERN and G..
V. Ross, house and lots % and 20, block
8 on Sixty-ffth street, between Main
and San Pedro; william A. Schwindt,
house and lot 81, block 8, on Sixty
sixth street, between Main and San
Pedro; John r. Sheets. houJs on lot H.,
block 4. on sixty-slxth street, between
Main and Sen Pedro; r. T. Minyard,
house on lot 28, block ., OH Sixty-fourth
street, between Main street and San
Pedro street.
Lots only Fred Barkey, lot 60,
block 8, corner Main and Sixty-sixth
streets; Mrs. S. Brendamour, lot 4,
block 2, on corner Of Main and Sixty
fourth streets; G. M. Gallman, lot 2S,
in addition No. 1 to Greater Los Ange-
les tract on Seventyfirst street, be-
tween Main and San Pedro Streets
Mrs. Ohse, same tract, lots 20 and 21.
on Seventieth st: eet, betI, cen Main and
San Pedro; Miss Emma Alexander, lot
10. block 6, Greater Los angeles tract,
on Sixty-seventh street between San
San Pedro stree and South Park ave-
nue.; Miss Mary Hambrose, addition
No. l. lot Z, on Seventieth street, be-
tween Main and San Pedro w. d.
McRae, Greater Los Angeles, lot Is,
block 8, on -iXty-fifth street, between
San Pedro and South Park; F. A. Lam
don, addition No, l. ,ot 81, on Main
street, between Seventy-first and Sew
enty-second streets; J. l.. Bassinger,
lot 25, block 6, Greater Los Angeles
tract, Sixty-seventh street, between
Pedro street and South Park ave-
Kroeger, lot s, block g. on Main street,
between Sixty-ffth and Sixty-sixth
streets; F.. Bost, lot 20. block 10, on
Sixty-fourth street, between San Pedro
and South PAX William Quigley,
lot 5, block 6, on Sixty-seventh street,
between Main and San L edro.
The sales speak well for the summer
months and there seems to be no abate-
ment of the building 'oom m this pop
ular and attr9 ctive location. There are
now in course of construction in the
New Greater Los Angeles tract alone
over thirty homes. The superior car
service, street work and other condi-
tions seem alike attractive to the in
vestor and homeseeker ana the safest
investment under present market con-
dition seems to be whore most i'm
provements of a permanent nature are
being made and where the me 1T homes
are being built.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22
VENICE

Local real estate conditions have Inn
proved noticeably since the appoint
ment several months ago of Louis e.
Bradt to the management of the land
department of the Abbot Kinney COM
pany. Under his direction large and
attractive display signs have been
placed promiscuously throughout the
section calling attention to saleable
property; this, combined with intelli-
gent newspaper advertising. is having
the desired effect, as is attested by the
increased number of inquiries and the
reported number of transactions that
are daily being brought to notice. Mr.
Bradt whose offices are i'm the Abbot
Kinney building at 20 Windward ave-
nue., is devoting considerable time and
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22

purchasers from Tulare county for
$1,000
W. r. Ross has sold the Mrs. Sides
property on Sixth street TO TT. W. EARL
for $1,000.
G. w. Westover made some good
sales this week among others FIVE
acre tract on La Grange street, the
property of J. 3. English, TO Mrs.
Chapen Of Santa Monica; consideration,
$1,000. This acreage, which is in beau
tiful location, will be subdivided into
residence lots and placed on the market
soon.
J. K Thomas sold two lots to Santa
Monica parties through the agency Of
G. w. Westover for $500. A building
will soon be erected on the property.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22

Provision will be made in the subdi-
vision for eighty-one lots, with average
frontage Of forty-five feet. depth 1875
to 14s feet First sale prices will be
$3.50 to 500
The same company has paid r. II.
McCray 900 for seven and one-half
acres adjoining the above tract on the
north. the entire frontage being on
Moneta avenue. There will be forty
FIVE lots in this tract that will be sold
at $3.50 to 500
Acreage at Compton
David Gibson & Co. purchased from
John Hauselman the eighty acres ad-
joining the Harshman tract at Comp
ton, on the Long Beach electric line, for
s2s. 900.
This property has a frontage Of 264o
feet on Olive street and 1920 feet on
Compton avenue, and is one Of the
finest pieces Of acreage in that section
fine artesian water. It's proximity to
the electric line and town of Compton,
with it's schools, stores and churches.
makes it n most desirable property for
subdivision. The land is now IN al
falfa, but will probably be cut UP at
once into quarter-acre lots and Inn
proved as q suburban residence tract.
Sales Aggregate $76,80o
Jones e. Ryder Land company has
made a remarkable record of sales In
the Poole & Jones tract, just placed on
the market. Within a week sales have
aggregated S76,SOO. This tract con-
sists of thirty-fve acres, formerly
known as the Reed tract, lying between
Jefferson and Twenty-ninth streets and
Normandy and Budlong avenues. 1t
was recently purchased by Poole q
Jones for S250,0OO To the original cost
large amount has been added in
high class Improvements, making he
property one of the finest in that part
of the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22
Sales Aggregate s7s,soo
Telephone Line Extended

Both the Home and the Inset Tel
phone companies are extending their
lines, running poles out through the
Mccarthy company's Ne Greater Los
Angeles tract to accommodate the
great number of homes that are now
being built in this popular an. attrac-
tive location.
The Sunset ompany is running spe-
cial circuit Of wires from South Park
avenue connecting with the Mccarthy
company's New Greater Los Angeles
tract for the accommodation Of home
hIlilderS
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22
SANTA MONICA

The many sales of property in the
Sierra Vista and adjoining tracts
which are among the holdings of
Frank e. Bundy and associates, has
called forth considerable comment in
local real estate circles recently. Mr..
Bundy, without any help outside his
office, has disposed of all but an incon-
sequential few Of the lots which COM
prised these tracts, and with the ex-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22

ception of the Sierra Vista Annex prop
erty which he is now marketing has
little interest in the numerous outly-
ing properties in which he was inter-
ested six months ago. Mr. Bunday finds
the demand for low priced residence
lots close to the business center and
purchaseabe on small installments to
be growing and to constitute a desira-
BILE class of business.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22

The Famous Foothi Country Of Tulare County, where
oranges and lemons grow in abundance and are ready
for market six weeks in advance of other districts
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22
SAN PEDRO

In spite of warm weather and strike
conditions being against the sale of real
estate in San Pedro, the past week has
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22

We sell you this land for SIS per acre
including water. Acreage adjoining
our property is selling for SIPS to
$50 with water. This price of SIS
an acre will last until August lst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
Spanien.
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. r 10 Il ffenber SO irbelfu Z m.
DALLAS, Ser. 1. Mat. Gin
Sornabo beruiffete beute Na9mittag
grotpn. Wiis, Denton unb @rapion
@ounip. 0isl S9aoen tuurbe a1gs=
ridiet. 2 Weni9en sst6btet unb r,sbrere
berlebt.
Befannter Deutf 9.sI nj I.
faner I.
gbicago, l. Mai. @efsrn fanb
bic gesrbisuns bes betanrltsrl ebemali.
gen INSTRUMENTATION SournalsHsn
0arl 2ron ftatt. Der I'm Sabre 1889
In 9Obenfaot, Ndbren, seburene 2run
tam I'm Sabre 1866 nod Nmsrita unb
mar fur ungefir 10 Sabre (als 2oeaI-
Rebacteur bes @bieasuer vgoItsfreuub"
unb fp1ter ole gbef.& ebacteur bes
Banner unb Boltsfreunb" tn MtI-
tuautss) tn Der beuti9ameritanifa den
prefe tbdtig.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
S@iHsna9riaten.

Weu gorf: .aronprin3 Wilbelm" bon
Bemsn, southampton unb gber.
burg; ySoben3ouern" bon @enoa
unb Neapsl; rOsear Il" Gopsn.
hagen uno @brifian; .8rober
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mouth uno @berbOurg.
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Nnttperpen.
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6amburs. Sober unp Wep Dort.
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Sort bia pIpmoutb unb gbsr-
bOurg.
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2egbOrn: .principsfa 2aetitia" nod
@enoc uab Rew 0ort.
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gbrifiana: e. 5. 8ietsen" bon gO-
peubagst nod SEEM gort.
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0tctoria unb Yaneouber.
paIsrmo: .ganopie" nod Bottom.
Gibraltar: .prin3eb Srene" nod Stem
Dort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
Sapan.
8 b b b u G.

Sotio o, 80. Npril. Der 2aiier
bsR6tiete bsute IS. 900 Sruppen olsr
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aiiatiidsn 5slO3ug tbeilsenommsn bat-
ten. ginhunoert unb neunurbbreibig
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R~apalerie. &egiusnter unb cine grObe
Nnaabl erbsutster @swsbre, Sdbel uno
aioeren 2riessmaterials lssten befebtes
3eugnib ab bon ben gldn3enoen Sci.
tunsen Der iapanii4sn armes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
Seine &coolution.
ausidreitangeu Der Sariier SemOntrauten.
Sbels blnige 3niammenfOBe. = 3abaoie gerbaftnngen. - &nbe I'M i6rigen
urppa.-Stifsnnf = alfoniu in 9onbon.

baftung Der 6auptfh6rer. Die Demons
fration mar, tuerrt aud cine ricfge. 10
oD9 cine fibrsrs uno topfois, ieoes
8or9eben mad einem beffimmten. ein-
beitlidsn plane rlanQslte. Ssbe @ss
uerff9aft- es uaren berer nit al
i6ren beridieoenen 3usigei msbrsrs
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abbdngig BON ben l1sbrigen, unb 10
tam es, bob bic Wafe Der nabe3u BUM
standardization ArbeitsrmaHs ger.
fplitterte, sebro9en mar.
Sn ben probin3en.
Yaris, l. Wai. Nus ben pro-
binasn singslaufsns Beri9ts Iafsn sr.
tsnner, oab beftise Gemofrationen
Hattfanbsn In Marisi0es. Brett, gOr-
bsaur, 81. gtisnne, 2pons, &ousu
utib anbsren Stabten.
Sin WarieiQss famsi bic Wanifeftan.
ten, bic rctbe 5abnsr truaen. in
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rei9e perionen bertpun5et puroen.
Iu9 tn 8orbsaur tam es 3l blutiaen
3uiammsnf0bsn 3wif9sn SumuItan.
ten unb Nilitdr, unb In 2pcns Der.
tuunbets bic poli3si cine san3e 4n3abl
perfonsn, als cine Banbe Repolutio-
ndrs Strabsnbabnuagsn ansriH unb
tbeiIweiie 3erff6rte. Sn Rouen our6.
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brdnge berrfate pdbrenb beg gansen
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loier Sbdtietsit haltsnb. Iu9 be,
gOuleparb Wassnta mar rudbrsnh
ldngsrsr 3sit Der S9auplab grube,
Gusi9rsitunssn Der Semontranten,
tuel4s bsrubiesnbsn Worten bsionnsns,
Jibrer un3u9dnsli9 tuaren. Rapalsris
mubte nit blanter @afs bie Wafen
iprengen, 9iele tbsilwsiie nieoerbaueno,
t5eilmeiie nieoerrettenb.
uugsfdbr UNI 5 ubr CAB bic eitua'
ton FIR einige 3eit su ernftsn gsiorg.
nihen 0eranlafung. Die Yoli3si bate
bie 2ontrOlle iiber DIE Sage pullfdnoiq
bsrlOren unb mubte f9 gdn3li1 auf bic
Reiterei berlaRen. Siefe mari f9 In
beftissm Nnfurm auf bic fur9tbar er.
reste, bon ben 3ueifelbaftefsn glsmsn.
ten anesfhbrte WaHe berslufribrer unh
i6Iug oieis mtibslOs 3uriid; i'm augen.
blids ieood mu9fen Barrifaben, aug
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02

tti1e Sampfer .8lansfelb" tuurbe
hsute BEL gea8p 6eao (Rap am ga.
rlaD bon Der britifdsn gnrte rRate
Sbomas". Die bon anttperpen nod
@auan (6afen bon Gina. peru)
iegslte, In ben @runo esbobrt. 60.
nett betannt, fanben ftnf psrionen
Elm naHss @rab. Der 2aDitdn unb
isun Mann Der gefabuns tpuroen bon
sitlsrt pilOten'g Boot aufsefi@t, unb ss
mirb angenOmmen, baB nod tpeiters
ptsrsebn Wanrt gerettst tuorben fnb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02

umgsRir3tsn Omnibufen unb alsm
m6eli9en errsidbaren Bacterial ber9e'
Ifslt, f6rmli9 aus Dem 8Ooen uno ein
beftiger, blutiger 2ampf entfpann t4,
Der nit Der Jlu9t Der SemOnfrantsn
snoete, na9bsm Sunoerie oerisIben psr'
baftet tuoroen tDaren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02

umesfur3tsn Omnibufen unb alem
m6eli9en errei9baren Bacterial bergs'
5tsat, f6rmli4 aus Dem SOoen uno etr
beftiger, blutiser 4ampf entipann fi3,
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snSets, na9bsm Sunoerie oerisIben psr'
baftet poroen tuaren.
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paris, L. @at. Sant Der ums
faFenoen 9rrbese..ungen, tpel4e BON
Seiisn Der gsbSrbeu setrOfen tporosn
fnb, III bic 5tesisruns beute abenO
bOItdnbis 6srr Der situation, tpsn1
aud bic 6altung Der Arbsiter nod I'M:
r1sr cine brobenoe 1T unb SieIe bebaups
ten, Der beutige Gag lei nur Der gs'
einn elmer 9roBen 8ewsgung getpsier.
Gelbfreoeno tperben bic @orf6tss
maBreseln ni9t aus ben Nugen gslai'
len uno an elm 3urid3ieben bes Weil!s
tdrs miro nod ni9t geoa9t. Die
Gtrabsn unb pldbe, auf bsnen R4 biz
fpdt nod Der Wittsrna8ts tunoe bic
aufsereste 8sbDlterung betpsste, bleia
ben pdbrsnb Der gar3sl Ha4t ebenio
Hart beisBt, als biss am Sage Der Gaa
gspeien NOR.
Die senaus An3abl Der borsenOm.
msnsn Wsrbaftunssn if mod ni&t be-
taunt setuOroen, bod piro he f9erIi9
bic 8auisnb ibsri9rsiten.
StaIiea.
q rhigererfer W q I.
q o m, l. Mai. Der erfs Wai III
rubig ~bsriaufen. Sn allen 9r6Bsrer
etdbtsn fanbsn Nrbsiter-D 9 rIammluns
gen ifatt, In bensn es 3uar ni1t on
siinbsnben Rsben fsbIts, bod finb MIR
gsnbmubsr @ubef6runaen geneloet
tporben.
Dieter eltidli9e 1lmfanb III tbeii.
tusiie benz &sssn sa berbanten, al ni4t
ssringsm Sbsil absr au4 benz Saftgea
ftbIe Der Beb6rben, tpel9e i'm 9sgen'
Jap au ben 8oriabren iebe militdrii4s
Ma9tsntfaltuns bermieoen baben.
Sief96nsn 1000. 900.
Rom l. Wai. Wit benz bonn
@atitan aufgsfeatsn plans hbsr bic
gertbeiIuns Der 81, OOO, 900. tueI&e bic
0sreinigtsn Staten fir bic Orbsns=
ldnbereien auf ben pbiIippinen besabl'
ten, babsn R9 nunmebr bic 9ominitas
ner unb i'm Wefentli9en aud bic anoe.
rem betbeili9ten relisi6ien Orben eins
b~erfanbsn ertldrt. Der 0atiean Bee
bdIt bana9 bas 2apital In Sdnben; Elm
Sbeil Der 3inien wirb idbrli9 ben Did.
ceien auf ben pbilippinen unb Der Reft
ben auf benz Mr9ipel bertrstensl Orbsn
mad etnem behimmten 0srbdltnife
aus9e3ablt tusrben.
@rokbritannien.
6eterbesW aitaaes.
6 onbon, l. gpril. Mdt Saus
ienb Wdrner unb 5rausn nabmen
beute 0a9mittag an bsr I'M Spos part
abgebaltenen Mrbeiier 9emonftration
uno Maifeier tbeil, bic Obns isbe
&ubet6rung perlief.
G9iffsungIfd.
Rem 6aber, /. Mai. Der
bon Sunin nod 9oner befimmte bris
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
5 gr6Bter Ruhe b r
aufen

- @t6e 0U 4SubC
tattgsbabten Waifsisrn Der Nrbeiter
tuarsn i'm sanae1 oeuti9en &et9e sabl=
reiGsr unb better beiu9t benin is, per.
liefsn iebO9 bur&pea in sr6Bter Rube
unb Drbnune.
Sn Berlin unb 0orprten tpurben 81
Hart beiu&te iO3ialifii9s Benjamin.
lungen ab9sbalten.
OeHerreih. unsarn.
Starte Mebrbeit Der
3outb=p artei.
Bubapef, 1. Mai. I'm l1ns
garn baben bic Weuuablen gum abge-
oronetenbaufe besonnen. Sem @eiuls
tote utro mil gr6bter SPINNING ent=
gegengeieben, tuenn Der neue Rei@staa
au9nur tber ote Jrase Der ginfib-
rung beg aIgsmeinsn @timmre9ts ent-
i9sioea nno oanr uieber aufssI6ft tusrs
ben pirb. DAB bic l1nabbdngigteits.
partet mt! RoFutb cine bobe Mebrbeit
erbaIisn wirb, ftebt i4on bsute feft.
Sn flint Wablfrsiien tpurben bereits
80 anbdnser 2ofutb's seudblt. Mis
niferprdHbent Weferls, 9uItusmini.
Her Graf Npponpi unb 9anbslsminis
Her Gran3 2ofutb fnb tuiebsrseudblt.
Do bas 2anb fid nod ni9t ganS mad
Der Aufreeuns Der lsbtsn Sabre bsru-
bigt bat. bat BITE &%egieruns f4 peran.
laBt seieben. tn bisle Bssirte Wilitdr
su entienben. gs tuerber unrubel
bsfar&tet. Die WabIen bauerr aebu
Sage.
SoaiaIifen. g..
3 ubapef, L. Wai. Runb
ftnf Sauienb S%o3ialifen bsranfalte.
ten beute eine grobe Denomination.
SO famer tetne Rubef6runger1 por.
Spanien.
IIIesrnhtg berlaue n.
Wabrib b, l. Wai. Sn bous
tommener Oronung unb &ube berail.
falteten bic Nrbeiter bier einsn groben
1fanann M,tA Ma 0Nas4nsR~aIinsA. 4.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
& onig IIfono.

Sonbon, 1. Wai. 36nis Qlfonio
bon Spanisn, Prin3sifn gna u. Bring
Seinri& BON 8attsnbere famer beute
Abeno In Gonbon an, mo He bon Der
gsbolteruns bersli9t bssriiBt purben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
Sentihlano.
3iebt 9 Bremen b o T..

Berlin, l. Mai. 6srr $. %.
Eieberi9, Der amsritaniI9e 3oniul In
Bremen, bat bas ibm bonn Staatsfefre.
tdr Hoot angebOtene Mntt bes General
ROniuls In 2apftabt absslebnt. 9err
Eisoeri9 bat fi4 in bic 8remer unb bic
bsutI&sn @srbdltnife iiberbaupt ber-
artis sinselebt unb eingearbeitet, bab
ibm bic NbIebnung trOs Der Tim bamit
e~nisebsnbsn Ranserb6bnng nt9t f9uer
a%efaIIen iein pirb. Wie aus Bremen
gemelbet pirb, bat Der gnti9luB oes
9OniuIs in bortissn amtli&en wie &C.
isli9aftli9en arsiisn srobe gsfrieoi.
gung berborgerufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
n.

2Oba, l. Wai. Dor psrf9ieoenea
Sabriten tps9ielten beuts Woreen aus=
tdnoige S9hhe nit arbeitern, bic Id
tpeiaertsn, an ben Strsif gu eeben.
@ine anaabl 8srtunoungsn tamen
Dor. Die 2dben unb @atbduier Fnb
sei9lofen, bic 3eitungsn erI9einen
ni9t, unb ale @eiddfte febsn itia.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
u n 3 imli9e GtiIle.

Wari9au, /. Wai. W16renb
Der Na4t ereigneten fi9 omar bsrI9ies
bene StraBenfrauale, I'm WerIaufs
pe!9sr orei SdubIeuts get6otet muir.
ben. bod 6erti9t felt 9a~sesanbru&
@rabssfiae In Der Stabt; fetne Spur
Der befht9teten Waitass Semonfras
tionstt r1b Der bamit berbunbenen gr.
cehe. Wari9au sIei9t elmer aus9e'
Horbsnen Siabt; 2dbsn unb @afbduisr
finb 9si9lORsn. 6uhrwert. unb Stra'
benbabnberfebr TT einsefteut unb bic
3eitunsen eri8einsn ni9t. Nur Srup.
pen patrouiltren bic ber6oeten Stra.
bsn az.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
HuBIanb.
& + O 10 e.

4r4angeI, 1. Wai. 3mii&en
Nanifefantsn siIlerisits uno poli3st
unb Wilitdr anbererieits fam es bsute
gu beftisen StraBsnidmpfsn. go melt
%betannt, puroen Der poli3ei9ef, elm
Off3ier unb bier Solbatsn ernfili9
bertpunoet.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-10
CLUB NOTES.

Miss Parmelia O. Mahan of King City. NO.,
national W. c. r. o. organizer and reader. is
filing several engagemen}E in the city and Vi
on Monday evening in the Lake Street Methodist
church. Tuesday she goes to Long Lake and on
Wednesday evening she WILL speak in the
Friends church on Fourteenth street. She is be
ing entertained by Mrs. w. NJ. Lawrence, 1922
Clinton avenue.
The Neighborhood Current Events club held its
regular meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
9: g. Engler, 1921 West Thirty.ars street. The
were by Mrs. Cooley. 4 paper on Northern
seaports,"' was by Mrs. Jones; Transportation
Customs and Money. Mrs. Cheney; "Savoy,
Mont Blanc and Passes, Dauphine," Mrs. Dunn;
''Silk and Lace Making Mrs. De Wore. Miss
Ruth Forbes gave a musical number. The next
meeting will be Feb. % with Mrs. Baldwin, 21a
West Lake street.
The Progressive Study club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. H. M. Lawrence, 32O8 Irv-
ing avenue S. The subject for the days study
was Mexico and the current events were by
Mrs. Boran. A paper, 1.-THE Country and the
People" was BY Mrs. Tanberg THE Aztecs
and the Cliff Dwellers,'' Mrs. Hall; Mexican
Pottery and Basketry," Mrs. Jewett. a piano
solo was contributed by Miss Bessie Lawrence.
The next meeting will be March Z with Mrs.
w. R. Langan, 1929 Blaisdel avenue.
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DEWEY
Lovers Of good burlesque and vaude:
vile can picture the sight that Will
meet their eyes at the Dewey theater
next week, when Reilly B Woods Big
Show comes to the city for a stay OF
one week.
It has always been the aim Of this
stellar organization to present to the
public that which is only Of the best.
For years they have had the distinction
of being second to none in the, burlesque
and vaudeville field. Yet with all this
it is claimed that they have this season
eclipsed all previous efforts, and gath
cred a coterie Of stars before seen
in any one company.
Among them may be mentioned Ortiz
and Fern, in their skit, "Sign That
Book; Daily and Reno, introduce
ing some Of the NEST sensational tricks;
the Revere Sisters, a duo Of good sing
ers and dancers; Kennedy and Evans II
their amusing and laughable act; Ira
Kessner, in illustrated songs, and the
Golden Ballet in three scenes.
The performance will terminate witt
the farce, IA Hot Time at Reilly's,,
and will open with the musical absurd
ity entitled, stSimon Simple and Simple
Simon.'
There are twenty show. girls in thu
company who are gowned elaborately
and they sing, march and dance In al
admirable and unexcelled anner
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at thesame time. After two weeks treat
ment my foot was healed completely.
People who had seen my foot during my
Illness and who have seen it since tho
cure, can hardly believe their own eyes,"
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Aug. 81, 1905. Newburgh, N. Y.
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A RECITAL.

The dramatic students Of the John
son school had a splendid entertain
ment last evening in the school audi
torium when they presented the old
farce comedy, Zone Night Only The
cast included Harrison G.. Thompson,
Rodman Oshier, Joseph Holicky, Fred
erick Calhoun, Harry Montague, Misses
Frances Seaborn, Elizabeth Gerald,
Eta F~arnsworth, Winifred Gaferty,
and they all did creditable work. Miss
F~arnsworth was especially charming
and natural in the part Of Nisbe. Mr..
Oshier brought out the comedy points
very well as DR.. Vale, and Harry Mon.
tagde as the theatrical manager was
very good. The play was staged under
the direction Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
M. Holt. Musical numbers were given
by Miss sigma Olsen, Franz Zedeler and
Ralph Carciofni.