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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-07-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, Land
Office at Walla Walla, Washington,
July u. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Alfrt d
l.. Shook, of kenne wick. Wash, has
filed notice of his intention to make
final communication proof in support of
his claim. viz: Homestead Entry No.
1892, made Feb. Is, 1905, for the SEX
sec 81. tp7 N r % f w NJ and that
said proof will he made before Reg
lister and Receiver at Walla Wall,l,
WASH. on August %, 1907.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation OF, the land,
viz: D. G. Gibbs, s. E. Walker, D. w.
Mccoy, A. E. Sweeney, all of Kenne-
wick, Washington.
278 A GILLIS. Reg.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-07-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, La' d
Office at Walla WaIIa, WASH, July 6,
1907.
Notice is hereby given that Harry B.
Hull has fed notice # his intention
to make final Communication proof in
support of his calm, viz: Honest cad
Entry No. 1857 made June Is, 1906,
for the NIX sec. 10, twp 6 N. r. %, f.
w. M and that said proof wi | be
made before Register and Receiver, at
U. s. Lard Office at Wa!la Walia, WIN.
on August q, 1907.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residrn upon.
aud cultivatio" of, the land viz: W S
Hairs, George Hem, Dave Mccoy and
Carl MULCH, all of Horse Heaven Wn.
277 A ]. ellis, Register
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-07-26
STRAYED /!

liyht-cOlored Jersey cow, unbrand-
ed: scratch on right side. Strayed
from my place July 3rd. Reward
offered for information leading to her
return. %. J BEINHART.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-29
NEWS OF RECORD

Superintendent of Education Gunnels yesterday made the following appoint ments of County Superintedents:
 Choctaw--W. J. Densby, of Silas. Ala.
 Haie--J. A. Ellerbc of Greensboro. Alabama.
 Green-W. P. Archibald. Of Knox ville
 All of the appointees succeed them selves
 The following building permits were yesterday issued from the office of City Engineer A k. Gilchrist
 To George w. Doak. to repair one story building located at S06 South Jackson street: cost. s50.N
 To R. D. Lee. to add one room to a one-story residence at 721 Bell street; cost SS0
 To L. L. Ferraro, to put shelving in two-story brick building at North Court street; cost $40.
 To Maud J. Freeman. to add one room to frame building at 236 Cleveland Avenue: cost $32.
 To T. H. Garner. to repair a frame building at 252 Oak street: cost, SAP
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-29
A Fact

Unless the best Mexican Vanilla
 Beans are used, properly cured, properly aged, and the flavor properly extracted, and allowed to stand at least one year before of fering for sale, good extract of Vanilla is an impossibility. Try
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-29
MONTGOMERY BOY HURT.

Little Willie Persons Falls From Tree
 At Butler Springs.
 Butler Springs, Aug. 2S-(Special)- Two little boys, Bert Persons and Will lie Persons, sons ofMr. and Mrs. F. S. Persons, of Montgomery, have heen spending the past two weeks here. Yes terday afternoon Willie Persons fell out of a peach tree and broke his right leg above the ankle.
 The accident occurred near one of the cottages and MT. Shanks, who was near by brought the child to the hotel. A physician from Forest Home was sum moned by telephone and he found both bones of the leg were broken and the accident quite a bad one.
 MT. and Mrs Persons were notified and came at once. reaching here at 9 o'clock this morning.
 The little sufferer is resting quietly, and arrangements will be made to take him back to Montgomery as soon as practicable.
 Mr. and Mrs W. F. Herbert, of De- mopolis, who have been spending a week here, left this morning for Mont gomery.
 Among the visitors to the Springs are Col Alex Troy. Mrs E. P. Williamson and little daughter. Hon. w. A. Gun ter. Jr., and four children, of Mont gomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-29
HUGE METEOR.
Drops Sizzling Into the Sea and Causes
 Tidal Wave.

DFOD8 SlEZIlmK InLO lne Seu una Nuu8GB Tidal Wave.
 Amagansett, L. L) Correspondent of New York World
 At o'clock this evening an immense meteor. apparently about seventy five feet in circumference, fell into the sea about a mile off the Amagansett Life saving Station. The arrival of the heavenly visitor was announced by a strange noise which seemed to come from a point directly overhead.
 When first heard. there was nothing visible but an instant later a great stream of fire seemed to belch down from the seaastmfortf tgzIficoryWT from the clouds and plunge into the sea in the wake of the meteor The slight noise which was heard at first increas- ed to a roar that was almost deafen- ing and this ended with a noise as of mighty boiler letting off steam as the missile struck the water.
 Gre waves rolled in upon the beach after the meteor struck the water and the oldest resident of Amagansett can- not remember a time when any tide washed so far up the sands as did the waves created by this terrifying visitor from the skies.
 Part of the bathing pavilion was washed away, along with several fish ermens huts. Much damage was done to property abutting the water front. Some persons thought the strange incl dent marked the end of the world and prayers were recited that would, in the ordinary course of events. not have been uttered. perhaps. for many a day. Even the.o'd fishermen, used as they are to facing death at sea- were terrified and not for an hour or more did the excitement quiet down.
 Captain George Green, who was in command of a vessel in the harbor of Ia F0t txyba pa1a-a hIaNy Lead off and destroyed that city. was sitting on the water front when the me teor fell. He declared nothing had ever frightened him so m oh except the Mont Pelee disaster.
 The meteor apparently fell vertically From the time the noise was first heard until 1t plunged into the set was probably three quarters of minute. After the disturbance had subsided hun dreds of fish were found upon the shore These were gathered up by boys and peddled to the hotels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-29
UNION SPRINGS NEWS.
Child of Mir. and Mrs. HasI1ev Is
 Buried

NMAu ~A NAEs dNW MFR nAss0eW A@
 Buried.
 Union Springs. Aug. -(Special.) )-- The remains of the two-ycar-old son of Rev. and Mrs. Haskew, of Aberfoil, reached here yesterday and the funeral occurred from the Methodist Church. conducted by Rev. Mir. Davis. of Fitz- patrick, and Rev. E. l.. Crawford.
 Rev. MT Gavin, presiding elder of this district. was also here to attend the funeral.
 Willie Moore, son of W. H. Moore, while working around some machinery at Caldwell and Ramsey's mill few days ago, got his hand caught and cut off one of his fingers.
 The store of Johnston Brothers, at Three Notch, was entered Sunday night and small amount of money taken from the cash drawer. The theft enter cd through a front window.
 A negro boy Grady Finney, about l6 years of age. waylaid and shot his fa- ther few nights ago near this place. The boy is in jail and does not seem to realize that he has done anything more than his duty. He says his fathar was cruel to his mother, and he got tired Of 1t.
 Crops are not so fiattering in Bullock as they were three weeks ago, on ac- count of heavy rains.
 Sport" Lovelace. who has been play ing ball with the Union SpringA team this season, has returned 10 his home in BreWton.
 Sterling Rainer has returned from a trip to New York.
 Mrs. A. K. Warner has had as her guests this week Jule M Warner and Miss Mattie Warner. of Opelika and j. D. Eidson, of Johnston, s. c.
 R. F. Phillips has returned from a trip to Texas.
 Mrs. Coleman and the Misses Finley, of Pollard, are the guests of Mrs. c. A. Ritch.
 Misses Achsa and Eunice Moore, of High Ridge, have returned from a months stay In Waco and Sisco, Tex.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-29
Practical Training for University Students....

We have perfected plans whereby the students of the University of Alabama in departments of engineering can spend the summer months in the employ of tn industrial plants. the companies pay ing them for their time and the university giving credits for tn cir work" said Professor Kay. profess sor of civil engineering at the University of Ala. bama and dean of the engineering department
 This is especially attractive the student. hav- ing twofold advantages. the industrial companies coming in touch with the young the young mans services after graduation becoming far valuable and commanding much larger salaries than would result from purely academic course. Con.
 tract has been signed for this feature with the sloss Sheffield Steel and Company the Tennessee Coal Iron. and Railroad Company, the Republic Steel and Iron Company, the Birmingham Foundry and Machine Works. the American Cast Iron Pipe Works. the Gen. tral Coal and Iron Company, and several railroads making the plan mutually helpful to both students university. and corporations.
 T say truthfulIy that greater advance been made in the line of practical technical education at the university in the last few years than be- fore The university expects to make it's engineer ing department among the greatest of its kind. The Carnegie Institute places Alabama at head as having the highest standard of any university in the South.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-29

Rev R. L. Bell and family wpi re- turn this week from Atlanta. and Mir Bell will occupy Is pulpit next Sun day.
 Mrs. William J. Hunter. and son Will liam, and Miss Susie Hunter, have re- turned from an extended visit to Texas.
 Mrs. Hugh Foster and children, and her brother, Mir. Cranberry, reached home yesterday from Columbia. Tenn.
 A. H. Feagin is visiting in Macon, Ga.
 !. c. Hough, of Lumberton, Miss. Is spending a while here at his old home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-29
GREATEST LABORATORIES.

we are preparing plans and equipping the state laboratory make it equal to the finest in the Unit. ed States. One testing machine will have the pacity 6oooOO pounds which is the largest of its kind made for physical tests.
 The mining laboratories to be equipped with all the coal washing and testing appliances ordinarily used in the mines. It is the purpose of the department engineering only offer the opportunity to the students the most thor ough training in mine plant and mining meth but expects systematically study all coal from Southern fields publish the results of Aade and spr cad them throughout the United States.
 '"rhe department will thus assist in bringing the attention of the world Alabama products and be useful in exploiting the products of the State
 We out for big game acknowledging come petitors in hnical education in the South having four professors in the department, all of them with tp-top records will also be ready do testing work the most improved manner"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-29

MONTGOMERY THEATRE. Matinee Today 2 o'clock.
 And tonight, NUnder Southern Skies"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-29

See the Bear? Isn't it a cute Bear? No; 1t Is a Wall Street Bear. It is not a Teddy Bear Can the Bear run? Yes, in the Street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
LEGAL NOTICES
Nofise q Annual fMSdic~ Meefdingc

Notice OF Annual Meeting
Notice of annual meeting of stock
holders of the Angelus Hospital Asso-
ci .tion.
TO the stockholders of the AnEelus
Hospital association: The annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the AngeIus
Hospital association will be held at GIG
amphitheater, second floor in the city
of Los Angeles, county of Los Angeles,
state of California, on Saturday, the
p M. for the purpose of electing a
board of directors and for transacting
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting
Los Angeles. Cal, Dec TO- 1907. =
12-11-12-13-14-15-l6- l6-17-13-1a0O 1Ot
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
Notice Of Shareholders, MeetIne

The regular annual meeting of the
shareholders of the National Bank OF
Commerce in Los Angeles. for the cleo
tion of directors and for the transaction
of such other business as may come be-
fore the meeting, will be held at lis
banking office In the city of Los AM
geles, county of Los Angeles, state OF
January, 1908. at O'clock p. m.
Polls will be open from 10 o'clock a.
m. until A o'clock p. m. OF that day.
BY order of the board of directors.
CHARLES EWING, Cashier.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
PERSONALS
Personal

MRS. MASON, the noted palmist of
London. England, may be consulted at
322 S. SPRING ST. (Suite 17)
by those desiring careful, conscien-
tious and reliable hand readings from
one of the foremost palmists of the
day
Investments. changes of business,
losses and gains. lawsuits. deaths.
marriages, separations, and, in fact.
all that life holds for you is plainly
written in your hand; it is simply a
question of correct interpretation.
HIGH CLASS PATRONAGE So
LICITED.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15

SIG, 200, CLEAR-A FINE HOME AND
ABOUT 1 ACRE OF GROUND IN THIS
CITY; ALSO 15 ACRES ON SANTA ANA
LINE; HOUSE, WINDMILL, BARN, ETC.
BOTH THESE PROPERTIES FOR CITY
INCOME; WILL ASSUME.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate

FOR EXCHANGE AT LOWEST CASH VAL
ues-9-room new and modern residence every
convenience; corner lot 1bOx11O; nne parn
and outbuildings. This place is the snow
place of Los Angeles; is the only strictly
fireproof residence In Los Angelesi carries
at per cent and will readily rent for SlOC
per month. Price $4,000; want small acre
age in the foothills near Pasadena or casa
Verdugo and near a street car or rallroau
line, something suitable for country resi-
dence, or would consider vacant lots on
Groom cottage, lot 4ox1s5 Boyle Heights,
$4,000, mortgage $500; want small acreage
for exchange.
10 rooms, corner lot S0x15O Holmes ave-
nue.; house years old, but strictly modern;
fac neiehborhood; price $4,000, mortgage
$500; rents for $40 per month; want good
vacant lot in Westlake district.
4-room cottage, lot SOx14O, Boyle Heights;
now leased by the year at 50 per month
price $1,000, mortgage $500; want vacant lots
for acreage close to Los Angeles
Lot 50x150, street work done and paid;
covered with fine bearing fruit trees hne
restricted neighborhood; price $780, equity
terest; want horse and buggy or good horse
and express wagon for equity.
Lot 50x150 east front, very high and
slightly; Westake district; price $1,000, mort
gage $1,000. Z per cent; want a fine span oi
driving horses or a Maxwell or other first
class runabout automobile.
Lot 200 feet front, 175 deep, on lOO-toot
paved street, half block from Ocean Pail
sades, Santa Monica; price $4,000, mortgage
$3000 want stock in department store or
mercantile business; might consider high
grade touring car.
M. K. & r. REALTY co.
Ak1 SnufI Main 81
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15

$4,000, CLEAR-1O ACRES, FINE GROVE,
IL YEARS OLD; PLENTY WATER, IN AL
CONDITION.; JUST PRUNED AND FER
T1LIZED; WANT CITY INCOME.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15

s16,5OO CLEAR-1O-RooM SWELL HoME;
AUTO GARAGE, HOLDS HORSES, 2 MA
CHIMES: BATHS. 4 TOILETS: HARD
WOOD FLOORS; ON W. ADAMS HEIGHTS;
WANT HOME UP TO 100000 TO s25 600; IN
wESTLAKE DISTRICT, AND PAY CASH
DJFFERENCF
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
M MEDIuMs

MEDIUMS
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THE SUCCESSFUL PSYCHIC,
COR. FOURTH AND HILL.
He can tell you all about your social or busi-
ness affairs; also how to overcome negative
and nervous conditions.
Many mitatc. None equal
All claim the Best.
He excels.
No charge if incorrect.
HENLEY.
''The Prince Of Psychics.'
80 Different from the Rest"
In fact no matter what may be your hope,
fear or ambition. come to this gifted Psychic
and find help.
HENLEY.
Hours daily II to 5.
Sunday. 10 to l p. m.
355 s. Hill. near Fourth.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
451 South Main st.

NoTICE-owNERS OF ORANGE GROVES,
WE HAVE SEVERAL PIECES OF STRICT
LY AL CITY PROPERTY TO TRADE
YOU. CALL AND SEE US OR SEND US
DESCRIPTION OF YOUR GROVE.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15

8 Mr.. Merchant-DO you ever find
8 yourself with fine line of goods
o which is lying more or less dor
@ mant on your shelvess Many
@ stores experience this and 1t seems
q at times to be unaccOuntable. Do
@ you want to break the spell and
@ clear out this stock quickly and at
8 n profts Do yOu want the pur-
q chasing public to get the habit of
@ going to your storef
@ Let us show you the way to en-
q large your clientele. Place your
q advertising in The Herald and the I
o home people who have tne great
q the habit Of freauenting your es- (
@ Establishment.
g DON'T let the good things you (
@ have In stock stagnate. The Her
o aid Will keep 1T moving.
x 4 q NM a a <A q q 8 @ o 8 @ q 8 q Z
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15

s12, 2,OOO-MoRTGAGE $780, FINE BUSINESS
LOT; SMALL IMPROVEMENTS; INCOME
$50 PER MONTH; ON f. FOURTH STREET.
NOT FAR FROM MAIN; WANT ORANGE
GROVE.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15

WE HAVE SEVERAL PIECES OF SAN
JOAQUIN VALLEY LAND, 40, so AND 800
ERTY; LAND is Al AND PLENTY OF
WATER.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
CONTRACTORS

q w. DUKE, CONTRACTOR AND BUILD
er-I am now making speciality OF altera-
lions and additions. All materials and work
first class Plans and estimates free. Low
EST cost Office 1914 w. gath st. Sunset
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15

FOR EXCHANGE
$5000-CENTRALLY LOCATED HOUSE, GOOD
YEAR LEASE, NETTING $500 MONTH
ABOVE EXPENSES; FOR BUNGALOW
| OR LOTS SOUTHWEST.
| S7000-GOOD 10-ROOM 2-STORY STRICTLY
MODERN HOUSE, SOUTHWEST; FOR
IMPERIAL LAND OR GENERAL MER-
CHANDISE STOCK; PREFERABLY
ARIZONA.
S55O0-9-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, LARGE
LOT 50x15O; LONG BEACH, CLEAR;
FOR DENVER PROPERTY WELL Lo-
GATED.
WELL LOCATED LOTS NEAR FIGUEROA
STREET AS FIRST PAYMENT ON
BUNGALOW.
j. III. LyelI, with
". Il. STOCkWELL & CO.,
304 Grant Bldg. A2S14, Main 1859.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15

ROOFING PAPER, BEST QUALITY. CLOS
ing out soc to 81 roll. Convince yourself.
GRIFFITH corner 29th. South 4163.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15

THE STARS ARE RULERS OF YOUR LIFE
know you: future and improve 1t. Horo-
scopes $780, $780, $780, according to ex-
tent; send date and place of birth. PROF.
M. ]. BOUTELLE, 100 w. Green ST., Pasa-
dela, Cal. Home PISS.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15

FOR sALE-s-ACRE RANCH. BEAuTIFUL-
ly located on three car lines: Groom house,
barn, orcharu, etc; abundance of water'
good soil ready for subdivision; owner going
away; will sacrifice. Phone MILLER, &12O5
FOR SALE-2O ACRES GOOD SOIL. HOUSE,
barn. flowing well. orchard. p mile west of
Hansen station Santa Ana electric line;
$1,000; terms; will sell acres for cash;
rents we'll. Owner, MRS NJ A. McDoN-
AID, 654 Pacific Avenue, Long Beach
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15

ONE 1907 TOURIST CAR, ss5o.OO. WITH TOP;
guaranteed in perfect condition, new; 32-3l5
tires, complete HOIST BROS, 100 e.
Ninth st.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15

FITzGERALD'S GREAT SACRIFICE SALE
of pianos and player pianos at cost begins
Monday morning at o'clock, 1l3 8. Spring.
Attend this sale II in need of piano Full
particulars will be found on page 3, part l.
of this paper.
STETsON HATS S1.5O-YOUR OLD
Stetson or any hat of good material remod-
eled for S1.60. FLICKER HAT WORKS.
45o South Main. Main 1857; Home F49os.
PAPERING. s2.75 ROOM; LIMITING, $3.50.
Let me figure painting and repapering
that old house. Tel. Sunset Temple 2lI or
E3545 BROWN, 1910 Temple street.
NJ. l.. COOK. $40 e. NINTH ST, REPAIRER
of guns revolvers bicycles sewing ma
chimes; stencil cutting, grinding, notarial
seals, model work, checks, clock and sate
work.
HOTEL RooKwooD. $50 SOUTH OLIVE ST.
Hot and cold running water, steam heat;
private baths: modern family hotel. H. ).
McCLINTOCK, proprietor.
BUY HERE AT FACTORY PRICES. BIG
to order III WEST FOURTH ST., new
Hellman building.
THE EMERGENCY TIRE Co.-sECoND-
hand tires bought and sold; every tire guar
anteed; perfect vulcanizing. Main and
Broadway.
ONE 1907 TOURIST CAR, sS5ooO. WITH TOP;
guaranteed in perfect condition, new; 32-Sls
tires complete HOIST BROS, 1870 e.
Ninth st.
LANCo ANGELUs BooTBLACK sTND-
449 S. Spring ST. open for business; all the
sporting papers on hand. Come down and
me
eHE sTAGG HoTEL-BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished rooms; centrally located, S26h s.
Spring Brand new place, up stairs Give
us a trial.
REMEMBER THE LOVED ONES AT HOME
with a box OF TAYLOR'S DELICIOUS
CHOCOLATES. Auditorium theater. Fifth
street.
ELr-sKIN SHOE FACTORY. MAKERS OF
all styles In elk-skin shoes, and special
orders 81 to IS: fine repairing. 2O6 W. 7TH
NoTICE = BE WISE, GENTLEMEN;
don't buy Q new hat: can remodel your
old like new; SOC up. 214 N. BROADWAY
PAINTING TTNmNG, CALCIMINING. $3.50
per room UP; frst-class work guaranteed;
estimates free E. A. BRIGGS. Boyle 1s41.
wANTED-J. w. COLEMAN EMPLOYMENT
office All kinds of colored help furnished
on short notice. 211 E. I'd. Bdwy. 21o6, A2S79
ICOc NICELY PRINTED BUSINESS CARDS.
$780, In boxes; other printing in proportion
e. j. ELSON CO., 1211h South Broadway.
l WILL DO YOUR MOVING CHEAP OR
rent you team and large hay wagon for u
day lTO1 TEMPLE. Home phone E26l7.
CONSULT ME FOR BID ON YOUR JOB AND
cabinet work NJ. f. FOLEY, jobbing con-
tractor, 1121 Los Angeles, Main S62l
49, w. 6TH-TRY OUR DELICIOUS CHoCo-
lates; we are making speciality of Christ
. mas boxed candies Give us trial.
ROOFING PAPER, BEST QUALITY. CLOS
ing out soc to 81 a roll Convince yourself
GRIFFITH corner goth. South 4163.
PAPERING, s2.75: ROOM PAINTING. 80:
tnting, 81. .S5 Tel E3545; Sunset Temple 2l7.
f. b. BROWN. 1910 Temple street.
A. L. APg'FE CLOCK AND OPTICAL Co.
Watches diamonds. silverware Seth Thomas
and CUCKOO clocks; 32S So Hill ST.
JUIEs L. GRoND, SOLE AGENT FOR LOS
Angeles ice cream cups. 1854 HENRY ST.
Phone East 215O.
FOUND-A PLACE TO GET YOUR HORSE
clipped at the star Clipping shop; 81 up; 2S2
EAST 7TH ST.
FOR SALE-GOLDFIELD.
NORTH GOLDFIELD.
WHAT ABOUT IT?
f G.. McCRAvEY, GROCERIES AND NO
tions 401 E. FIFTY-THIRD ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15

THE EMERGENCY TIRE CO.-SECOND-
hand tires bought and sold; every tire guar
anteed; perfect vulcanizing. Main and
Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15

S97 FOR $3.50 PIANOS, AND FIFTY OTHER
big bargains at FITZGERALD'S Monday s
sacrifice sale See page 3, part 1, this paper,
for particulars.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15

PAPERING, s2.75: ROOM PAINTING. $50:
tinting, s1.s5. Tel. E3545; Sunset Temple 2l7
F. b. BROWN, 1910 Temple street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15

WE DO A FIRST CLASS EXCHANGE
BUSINESS AND CAN ALWAYS HANDLE
GOOD CITY FOR COUNTRY OR VICE
VERSA.
CHOATE, JONES & STUMPF.
2O1-2O2 Collins Bldg, 313 w. Sd st.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15

| WILL DO YOUR MOVING CHEAP OR
rent you team and large hay wagon for "A a
day 1IO1 TEMPLE Home phone E2617.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15

GHE STAGG HoTEL-BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished rooms; centrally located, 326la S.
Spring Brand new place, up stairs. Give
us a trial
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15

49, W. 6TH-TRY OUR DELICIOUS CHoCo-
lates; we are making speciality of Christ
mas boxed candies Give us a trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
PALMIsTs AND MEDIUMS

DIR. GREEN. CLAIRVoYANT. BUSINESS
medium, giveI life readings daily; test cir
cles Wednesday evenings. o'clock, 25c
ROOM ls 119h S SPRING ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS


If YOU HAVE NOT ATTENDED OUR
Great Factory Sale of Pianos you had better
hurry. Some specials for the week;
Regular. Sale
Haines Bros. (almost new). .........$500 S315
Kimball, years old d................ 450 265
Monarch new ...........-.......... 5OO 225
Ellington Slightly used)........... 400 800
Terms to suit Free music scholarship
d " BALDWIN & co. The Auditorium,
43l w 5th B'way 1929 F5S07e
s4s7 FOR $3.50 PLAYER PIANO. ss7 FOR $3.50
pianos; s7s for good second hand uprights
Monday at FITzGERALD'S great sacrifice
sale Of pianos. See page 3. part l, this paper
for full particulars.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
PIANOS

s4s7 FOR $3.50 PLAYER PIANO; s97 FOR $3.50
pianos; -$7S for good second hand uprights
Monday at FITzGERALD'S great sacrifice
sale of pianos. See page 8, part ], this paper.
for full particulars.
FOR sALE--A SECONDHAND PIANo-AD-
dress l110h w. PICO; Main 1852,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15

REMEMBER THE LOVED ONES AT HOME
with a box OF TAYLOR'S DELICIOUS
CHOCOLATES. Auditorium theater. Fifth
street