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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
Pe-ru-na as a Catarrh
Remedy Beyond
Criticism.

used herbal remedies for cat Every ingredient of Peuna has repu
ton of its in the of some phase of oatarTh
But virtue ingredient of Pena the
value the compound depends the and proportion
which they combined.
WORD used to designate
compound the title of Legitimate pharmaceutical
compound which physician physicians will undertake to bee
brings COMBINED KNOWLEDGE OF SEVERAL
SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE the of catarrhal diseases brings
scientific skill knowledge of the modern pharmacist and
brings the the and varied experience OF DR.
himself the catarrhal remedies and the treatment of
catarrhal diseases
admitting excellent caarrh remedy admitting that
could find reasonable objection medical compound the
question will be asked by the medicine idea feasible one
practicable for doctor remedy for chronic catarrh and place
below what the doctor would be able
patient @ Is this workable theory? Are not the people
liable make mistakes in the of such a medicine?
think mistake
ing Peruna for chronic caarrh
oatarrh disease which prevalent Many
they chronic ah They have visited doctors
and been told that their chronic catarrh
other There
The the remedy This
prescribe them
BUT THEY ALL FAILED TO BRING ANY RELIEF.
catarrh remedy be made scale
making be made honestly the puet and ofthe
uniformity that this remedy supplied directly the
charged for it than for the handling it.
directions for each bottle In addition this
furnished giving DR. Harmans advice which worth much
patient than the verbal advice physician
furnishing large scale directly the people remedy
immense saving the people Already thousands Of
been cured in this
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
LUNCH BUYER SWEATS BLOOD
IN A POPULAR GRABETERIA

arranging her dishes on the table and
out of sight, he slipped the cup of coffee
back on the counter, leaving him
cents to the good when he procured the
checks.
By this time great beads of perspira-
ton were standing out on his fore
head and he ate his boiled ham, with
out any coffee to wash it down, in
deep silence. In answer to a query
from his companion he simply re-
marked that he had a headache and
didn't care for coffee or pastry any
how.
But his troubles were not over yet
for the blonde suddenly remembered
that she had failed to order dish of
ice cream and of course, Floorwalker
was willing, aye, anxious to make a
break for the counter again.
Now came the true test of his re-
sourcefulness. Calling the blondes at
tention to a picture hat that adorned
a woman's head at a nearby table, he
slipped the untasted dish of sauer-
kraut under his coat and made dive
for the counter
Here" he calculated, "this stuff isn't
fit to eat. Give me scent dish of
strawberry ice cream instead"
OF course he got away with it and
had 4 pennies to spare when he left
the building.
And the blonde never knew.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
CHARGE DEALERS
DOCTOR" MEATS
ELEVEN WARRANTS SWORN
OUT
Health Department Starts Crusade to
Stop Use of Chemicals in Foods
and Begins with
Butchers

Warrants charging eleven grocers
and meat dealers with tampering with
cured meats and "doctoring" them In q
way detrimental to the public health
were sworn out by members of the
health department yesterday and will
be served some time tomorrow.
According to the members of the
health department 1t has become conf
mon practice for grocers and meat
dealers to put sulphide Of soda in meats
they wish to preserve. 1t is to put a
stop to this practice that the warrants
were sworn out.
The complaints sworn out yesterday
were for the arrest Of H. Trowbridge
SAT South Main street; VIII Allen, Oh
East Ninth street; r. w. Gray, S3I
South Spring street; L. Hananstine, 81.
Temple street; ]. r. Cole, 846 Soutf
Main street; A. Jones, 1103 Eas
Eleventh street; H. w. Morris, 44O'
Central avenue; Lew Levy, $50 Soutf
Spring street; D. M. F'iscus, 80 Wes
Temple street; William Romer, 53'
South Main street, c. M. Palmer, Eas
Seventh street. and ]. D. Coeghn, S2
South Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT
DIES FROM 0VERSTUDY

Rudd-F'ield Adams, son of Judge D.
M. and Mrs. Alice A. Adams, a popular
student of the Los Angeles high school,
died late Friday night at the family
home, 1717 Bonnie Brae street, follow
ing an illness of but few days.
A week ago Friday young Adams at
tended his classes for the last time
seemingly in his usual health, but his
mother noticed that he did not seem
well Monday and persuaded him to re-
main at home. He was is bed but two
days. 1t is thought his death was
caused from overstudy.
He was in his Junior year of the
classical course at the local high school
and had always been a popular boy. He
was selected to plant the class tree for
the seventh grade in the Berkeley pub
lie school when he attended that school.
Judge Adams father of the boy, was
at one time editorial writer of The
Herald and served one term each as
police judge and assistant district at
torney.
The body will be taken to Shiloh
cemetery, Marwest, in Sonoma county,
for burial in the family plot. No ser
vices will be held here.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
WOMAN ARRESTED
ON THEFT CHARGE
Is Alleged to Have Drugged Two
Young Men and Stolen $125
and a Gold Watch
from Them
GEORGE w. BARNUM

Mrs. B. I. Byer, dark-eyed woman
about % years of age, was arrested last
night charged with robbery. The
woman is said to have stolen $125 and
a gold watch from James Potter and c.
Hines, young men she met in the Palace
cafe two weeks ago.
According to the police, the woman
drugged wine the men were drinking
and then accompanied them to their
room on Hill, near Fourth street. At
that place she is alleged to have stolen
the money and watch.
A few days later she was seen by
Potter in the Palace cafe again, and
when accused of the theft is said to
have admitted it and agreed to return
the money. She gave Potter a pair of
diamond earrings and her watch, prom
Using to return the money she had
taken at once. So far Potter has not
received it, and when he saw the
woman last night accompanied heI
until they met Sergt. Mcdowell, when
she was arrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
BARNUM BENEFIT
PLANS COMPLETED
MRS. WIGGS" WILL PRODUCE
AN ACT
Big Prices Received for Boxes and
Loges in Testimonial to De-
parting Popular Actor
Of Belasco

Final arrangements for making the
Barnum benefit the greatest in the his
tory of Los Angeles have been complet-
I ed and Los Angeles lovers of clever
sketches are eagerly awaiting the rise
of the curtain on Tuesday afternoons s
| performance.
Yesterday the dramatic critic Of The
Herald received the following telegram
from Riverside:
"Madge Carr Cook and members of
Mrs. Wigs company cheerfully volun-
teer- their services for Barnum testino-
NAL. Signed A. Lohman, manager"
The Mrs. Wigs company will arrive
in Los Angeles early Monday morning
and will perform at the Mason opera
house. Their work is recognized as
possibly the cleverest in It's unusual
line that has graced the American
stage for several years.
In addition to that there will be doz-
ems of good things. Every artist in this
part of the country and scores of east
erners who are out here have volun-
teered and the best has been selected.
At the auction of seats at the Be-
! lasco Friday afternoon Attorney Joseph
i ~. i X / ! !.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
HEARD AROUND
THE CORRIDORS
BY THE EAVESDRCPPER
FAME OF CLIMATE
EXTENDS TO ANTIPoDEs

Even to the far away Australia the
fame Of Los Angeles climate has pene-
trated, according to DR.. u. j. Curtis Of
Sydney, Australia.
DR.. Curtis is a noted Presbyterian
minister in charge of large church in
Sydney. Fifteen years ago he was in
charge of a church in San Francisco,
but since that time he has been In
Australia. His health became impaired
and his congregation decided to give
him two years vacation.
In consulting physicians of Sydney
as to the best place to spend those two
years he was unanimously advised to
go to Los Angeles To Los Angeles
he came, and he is at the Westminster
hotel. He has many friends in the
state, and was rejoiced at the verdict
of his physicians.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
SLElGHT OF HAND SAVES A
SCENE
Changes Sauerkraut to Strawberry
Ice Cream and Has Four
Cents Left Into the
Bargain

The new floor walker at a local de-
partment store had asked the attractive
blonde who sells ribbons and other
things in the same establishment to
take dinner with him. No particular
cafe was mentioned when the invita-
tion was extended and it so happened
that at o'clock of the day in ques-
tion Mr.. Floorwalker and Miss Ribbon
Clerk found themselves waiting at the
counter of a well known cafeteria.
But as the genial gent who parts
his hair in the middle and keeps an eye
on the girls behind the show cases
reached for his knife and fork, he sud
denly remembered that he had forgot
ten to cash a check and that his only
assets consisted of two quarters, two
dimes and a nickel, and thereby hangs
a tale.
"Just six bits!" said the floor walker
to himself. Just six bits and I'm as
hungry as a ditch digger. However,
that amount is generally sufficient to
pay two checks at a cafeteria, so l
guess there will be no scene at the
cashiers desk"
But Mr.. Floorwalker wasn't going to
take any chances, so he allowed Miss
Ribbon Counter to precede him while
he brought up the rear prepared to
perform the lightning calculator stunt
while being helped to the good things
displayed.
Chicken. if you please" said the
fair one.
"Chicken!" said Floorwalker to him
self, as he glanced at the blackboard
where the order was listed at 20 cents
a throw
"I'll take boiled ham, he added, maxi
ing another mental calculation and
invested 30 cents.
Two biscuits, two buffers, coffee
and shrimp salad" said the blonde.
"rwenty-one cents more" was the
silent calculation of Floorwalker. THAT
makes 81 cents we have spent already"
"Sauerkraut and cup of coffee"
said the lightning calculator
Let's see, that 10 cents more, 81 in
ALL"
All Is Lost No, Not All
The blonde by this time was pre-
pairing to make charge on the desert
counter and Floorwalker followed with
fear and trembling
Orange pudding, chocolate cake and
apple pie" quickly quoth the blonde,
as she made ready to dash for an
empty table and partake OF the It'd bits
she had heaped on her tray.
Orange pudding, chocolate cake and
apple pie" thought the man who was
to settle the bill. That's 10 cents
more. sixty-one and fifteen is sew
enty-six. Great Scott. I'm lost"
But happy though struck him, and
an instant later while the blonde was
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
JOSEPH SCOTT

Scott, auctioneer, won great success.
Seats were bought and given back to
be resold. Boxes and loges We're bid in
at big prices.
There will be room for all and the
benefit promises to be a great triumph.
The full membership of the various
committees that have been appointed
is as follows:
Executive committee-Joseph Scott,
chairman; John H. Blackwood. John j.
Byrne, Fred Herr; Louis F. Vetter,
treasurer; Edward B. Tufts
Printing, program and tickets-E. B.
Tufts, John H. Blackwood, T. Newman,
Bill of performance-Louis F. Vetter,
L. e. Behymer, Sparks Berry, Hobart
Bosworth, Clarence Drown, Dick Ferris,
| Oliver Morosco, Robert Morris, Nat
Roth. Henry Russell. George Tyler,
Harry Wyatt.
/ Press agents-George. Ade, William
Hamilton Cline, Randolph Bartlett,
Hamilton Hamilton, Julian Johnson, A.
S. Peterson, Otheman Stevens, C. e.
Van Loan, w. E. Wing.
On sale of tickets-Fred Herr, Mott
Flint, w. Rhodes Hervey, AL Levy, w.
H. Seely, Cal Wilson.
PROGRAM:
!. FerulH's Royal italian band
2. Bradlee Martin of Belasco stock
company, eccentrique musical artist.
8. Henry Stockbridge and Miss Fay
Banter, Burbank company, music and
dancing.
4. Harry Mestayer. Burbank company,
recitations.
8. Belasco theater stock company, pre-
senting act III of "Zira."
6. Umberto Sarchetti, San Carlos opera
company tenor solo.
monologue
8. Charles e. Evans and company from
"a npnh ~ fIa ~
TITS Up to You, William"
9. William Desmond, Burbank stock
company. recitation, IAN Old Sweetheart
10. Miss Alice Nielsen, solo, Tostis
"Goodby" accompanied by Henry Rus
selD.
II. Lee Harrison from the orpheum In
new songs and witticisms.
12. Madge Carr Cook and company. pre-
senting act I of "Mrs. Wiggs Of the Cab
bage Patch" courtesy of Messrs Liebler
& Co. and Fl, C. Wyatt).
13. Shriners' quartet-Messrs. Gregg,
Walker, McComas and Chick.
IA. George AIDE. His first appearance
on any stage as an entertainer. Just a
few remarks.
is. George Barnum, presenting George
Ade's new sketch. ''Marse Covlngton" as
sisted by Lewis s. Stone Harry Glazier,
Richard Vivian and Harry Earl of the
1s. Rev Robert ]. Burdette. Ten min
utes with a noted divine and ex-humorist.
II. Antonio Apache in an entirely new
and original muscal sketch.
IS. Miss Carolyn Won Benzon. soprano
solo.
The doors of the Belasco will be
opened at 1890. The performance will
commence at 1880 o'clock promptly, and
il is expected the program will continue
until considerably after 8 o'clock. 1t
is without any exception the best array
of musical and dramatic talent that has
ever been assembled on any single bill
in this city, and as an entertainment,
pure and simple, it would be hard TO
imagine a more really admirable one.
The stage will be under the personal
supervision of Hobart Bosworth and
Robert Morris. j. N. Laraia, director
OF the Belasco orchestra, will have
charge Of the augmented force OF
musicians who have generously con-
tributed their services and the stage
hands and others concerned in the
proper working of the performance
have all donated their services for the
afternoon.
The following gentlemen have con-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
PENNsYLVANlANs WILL
TOUR PACIFIC COAST

Thirty-six Pennsylvanians are ex-
pected to arrive at the Angelus hotel
this afternoon on a tour of the coast
under the direction Of the Pennsylvania
railway.
The party is making a trip from the
Atlantic to the Pacific, with New York
will remain here three days seeing the
famous points under the direction OF r..
MeD. Quinn and the chaperonage OF
Miss z. W. Beatty.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
PERUNA EDITORIAL NO. 8.

any medical compound depends upon the manner which
i compounded upon the ingredients used
First there must be due proportion the ingredients Each drug In
the phamacopea has its special action To combine drug with other
that have slightly different action the combination must be made with
strict reference to the for which the compound intended The drugs
may be selected their efficacy, the compound ENTIRELY
SPOILED BY THE PROPORTION in which they combined
years years experience this proportion There
ofcemy pharmacy which balance of proportion
be determined EXPERIENCE Is THE ONLY GUIDE
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
OPEN LETTER TO CITIZENS
OF LOS ANGELES


NOT
exceeding 1000
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building
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
The Composition Of
Pe-ru-na.

Ingredient combine them into stable compound how to
arrange proportions blend the the operation
chemical pecuares ingredient order produce
pharmaceutical product beyond the criticism of doctors pharmacists
chemists
WE REPEAT THAT AS MUCH DEPENDS ON THE WAY IN WHICH
ARE COMBINED AS DEPENDS DRUGS THEM
SELVES
compound present stability which affected changes
temperature not affected the affected by must
combined that will remain the whether used the logging
mining the northwest the coffee of the tropics
complete list of the ingredients Of Pena would enable drug
physician reproduce the skill sgy by which
these ingredients brought together that give Peuna much Of its peculiar
claims emcaoous oatarTh remedy
should list of the ingredients be submitted med
nationality obliged admit
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
Heavy Rain at Vallejo
V Associated Press.

By Ass0clated Press.
VALLEJO, Cal, March 9.-The most
severe rainstorm of the season struck
Vallejo at o'clock this morning and
within seven hours nearly three-quar-
ters of an inch of water fell. The
lower parts of the town were flooded
and outside work at Mare Island is
practically Stopped
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
The Reason

''It is ridiculous the way old Millyuns
dotes on his young bride"
But then, you know, he is in his
dotage."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10

In oompounding a catarrh remedy
DR.. Hartman has had many years ex-
perience. In the use Of the various in
gradients which compose the catarrh
remedy, Peruna, he has learned, little
by little, how to harmonic the action
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10

without reserve that each one Of them
was of undoubted value in chronic
catarrhal diseases, and had stood the
test of many years experience in the
treatment of such diseases THERE
CAN BE NO DISPUTE ABOUT THIS
WHATEVER. Peruna is composed of
the most eficacious and universally
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
Father Is Stricken

Soon the savings of the family began
to dwindle until about six months ago
only a small amount of money re-
mained to the familys credit in the
bank.
And then came the worst blow of all.
Quintana, the earning power of the
family and the one to. whom the mother
and small children had so long looked
for support, was stricken with the dis
ease which has since kept him confined
to his bed.
Physicians were called and at first the
bills were promptly paid out of the lit
tie sum of money which remained, but
when this was gone the family was left
destitute and without means of meeting
further bills for medicine or physicians.
Then came the lack of proper food for
the i'll man. Slowly his strength ebbed
until at last he was but a shadow of
his former self. His wife had done all
in her power to assist in obtaining
funds, but was able to earn but
small amount of money.
Yesterday Mrs. Quintana in despair
decided to appeal to the Associated
Charities for aid, and soon a stock of
provisions such as she has not seen for
years gladdened the eyes of the woman.
The family is now in no immediate
want, but Quintana is still in need of
medicine and doctors care. The chill
dren, the Oldest 5 years and the young
est baby of about seven months, will
soon need food and clothing.
Mr.. Quintana has been offered posi-
tion at his line Of work which he can
take as soon as he has recovered suffi-
GENTLY. This position will pay him a
good salary, ample to pay for all the
needs of himself and family.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10

sented to serve as general committee to
insure not only the success but the tri-
umph OF the testimonial to an artist
and a gentleman.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
WORTHY FAMILY
NEEDS ASSISTANCE
FATHER is CONFINED TO HIS
BED
Woman Has Many Children to Provide
for and Has Been Compelled
to Appeal for
Charity

Suffering from the effects of a nerv-
ous disease which will keep him con-
fined to his bed for another three
months, and from which he will never
fully recover, Leopold Quintana, for
mer efnploye Of an employment agency
at 848 New High street, is at his home,
ASA California street, helpless and COM
PEELED to listen to the pleadings for
bread OF his wife and four little chill
dren.
Yesterday for the first time the fam
ily appealed for aid. The sufferings of
the mother and little ones drove them
to It. Assistance was asked of the As
ISOLATED Charities, and soon officers of
that society were In the house carrying
loads of nourishlng food to bring back
the light of life to the fathers eyes and
stay the calls OF hunger from the moth
er and children.
For years Quintana worked at his
business. All the time he drew a good
salary and week by week the family
boarded their savings, laying aside
money for rainy days. But illness
came. Children followed each other in
quick succession, and for weeks the
mother was confined to her room while
the savings went to pay nurses and
DhysicianS' bills.