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ed. Jo.sph'. 90. &c. a7 : 20

Managers of the Dimner Tnhie Asfn. Wfi.
10 kaaaeli, Mrs. Hess Alvey, Mrn, ifeknaFd
Guy. Me3dnsnaa Thad kleFhoxs. Mesiia J0ksus
nnf, haigK WAthen, Dan ulxons ina ~ Mat.
unfayt Alex. Johnsons Jack NnF. Misses
Lula Kuesell, liettla MnttlnNiv. cleo Hayden
Eather WOODBURY., Maggie Weleh. Anna Gar
diner. Assistants, Me4damcN Cien Aawa.Dd
Ian Graves, bernard 1lnY. hsMnellm Auy.
Llarence Guy, Nohert Long. WI II nafiag,
Philip DrurS, Il. ~ Thompson
CONFECTIONERY Table, MKn. William Amx-
Ton, Misses Fanny Maeeinaly, Emma f3saVnn
Aa4itnarta.- Hfaugeiinf Gfc1nWell. Carrie
burroughs, LUuiMo hslna0il.
Fancy Table NJ ~. H. h. Johnson NdwAnd
Aubrey Gardiner, a. q. WEIGH. Miaaea huth
DiNon, Elaine johnson, Mnfin DfuFt4 ksalag
Alvey, trace Webs. buaAia MMtflnx7T noEa
husaeil, Aioersa hnstinkly, Mhtno haaseli.
Helen JGnnn0n.
raddis Tabs. Bernard Ouy sna Leonara
Measskespsrs rahis. MA. Fred Davis and
Fred WRihen.
I.emonade and e1nFet Tahla.- miss faalfie
Co9tigkn, Mfs ftMnk RUSSELL, MlHAnM char.
lOtte Dorsey, MaFRuerltg Abeils Anna ~ ~
than, Annie Morgan, Liiifnn Mattln9lr. 81.
raEaonas Mabie hdWMrdss heleu 1oys kthel
JOY
Candy Taplss-hsfs Zach Rowlex Assis.
sAnta, Lonise Fowler Pearl Davle, Kdith isuF-
rouaha.
FIRST Evening, An OpeFetta, under the a.
fpekkon 0f Miss Agnes johnson.
second Evening. Dancing, baseball. rie.
con shooting and othnF nporta ManaKef.
Unifnm Parsons y
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-15

urphana' cuurt ~ sl Maryss upunry. Sot.s
June =, ibs5.
AKDRM9D AK thin CuuMr. ThAs Mary
~MuNEu &xGu1fiK q jHSnoN Ne Williams,
lat1 Qg ~. MefT,A county Nd. decdNalsl.
kste me nqtlce Required Df i9H ~ tho 80
ueAneSl pFQal1ors - eKhiiit their aia1tna. a1d
Esnt he same ~ pnhilnhed oaae Z waek luf
"a AeeacaslFc weekM n sbn ~. aAMkN hxAs
E41M.
TtAfs ]. pnilar Gnasnwss.s.
haNlatef Of hllAs kof ~ MnFx' 3 Lunnty.
NufiuE
~ pursuance ~ Tie above order, I hereby
give natlet thai hasa obtained ffuia tne ufs
pnnns. uuuftuf ~ MAEy 'ec00n&x. ~ inEteEa
"a teNsnmantasy % thp puruunal natnse "
JANIS MCwIIaIAMs.
lase 81 seid rounsy. dccoaned. Al peraogs
taYtaK cleam8 aEainss tNn SAID apcrasfd afA
hmrnng notkiD& - eMhllat She NaslA5 matn the
pfppaE Fuuphprs atlaahe1 tharetaft0 the 9uD-
zcfiDef On o. before lha 18th day u ueean haF,
lNli, Ehax wlli 0sharwlse VI law ~ AKoludaa
gfum tho penpNts or tho sad s4fNta. Al pgfs
sons lndoDl1d 20 fho deosass4 aee required -
aaAka AmaAeasN1e pMymont ~ the aupNorabnr.
NARY aUKENs
June Nt4. kzoeulfix,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-15
81. NIeheIaa Dinner.

\. Will DO held on Monday. August
10. 1907. a. the residence Of Mrs.
MarRaret Wise. near the Church.
The ladies and gentlemen In charge,
win do all ii their power 70 make
oil cnioy themselves.
The Tournament will be managed
BY Mr.. J. Abel Armsworthy with
able assistants. Dinner will be
served atlR " tournament 70 bs.
gin at 3o'clock. A cordial invita-.
tion is extended 20 the public.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-15

The ''I.yra Quartaste from Balsi.
more, win hold concert At the Town
Hall In LeDnardtown, Oh Wednea-
day. August rs, Tor benefit 0f ST.
Andrews Parish. floors open al d.
II ~. Coneort at 8 r. n.
Admission. 80 cents
Children 2b cnnth.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-15

The Rev. Upton B. Thomas will
preach 81 Trinity Church. so. Mary'a
City on next Sunday August 18th.
Service at ii o'clock a. Il.
The Rev. q. s. Abbott Jr.. will
preach "a ST. Mary's Chapel Ridge.
on next Sunday afternoon the 18th
Service 81 4 o'clock. The choir Of
the Church Of the Good shepherd
Washington. will sing ~ the Chapel.
The public invited.
Mn.LARD n MiNKIcK.
Rector.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-15

Our hobby Ia safe banking. In
every transaction We consider tho
question Of safety hret. And as al
additional projection 10 our deposi.
tors We regularly pass d large part
Of our profits 10 the permanent sur.
plus fund. The First National Bank
Of Sc. Mary s. Of L.e0nar0town, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-15

Az 20 be expected she receIpts are much
heavigr than any previous week lhls
yeAK, but onIy 0na haH hnRahemds for
corresponding week last year. and tObmk
co lighter Ia weight. sales very active
and Ail grades bringing good prices; ex !.
cept seconds wklkh are very duh.
The market ahonld hold lk,n own ana
improve. 1cms tobacco has beon res0ld
hg che buyers
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-15
Wanted.

syEsa CORDS OF DOuWOOD and PER.
NV SHANNON. yin buy II Large -
small quantities On any river or creek.
or buy tbs timber standing. Wia MAKE
Liberal adxnngemeuis - contractors
when satisfactory arrangements can BE-
made. ! guarantees my prices 10 be
above Any ne'suass 10 the buainass. For
particulars address,
j. l. CONNELLEE,
Jan. JA~-a LstwaIt0u Va
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-15

Or. q. Il Payne, dentIai. will
hereafter be ~ bis Office ID Leonard.
town permanantly, and will visit
parties st their homes ii al parts
Of the county on notification.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-15

a Fslinblp and snerKssie tenant ior / DOT
~ Oae Oi the heat fafRns Ia 81. MMFyn
EgDnty, namely, Locust Grove, -
Glemenfe. now rented ~ 4. n. Swami.
For tsFIns oieontrnet 60. write %.
Mlss. W0oD aARsnn EnMonDs,
Winchester. FFuierick CO... w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-15

Z N4fssA' ~ 80 60 NJ Y y ss''Hkpss,
A Dinner and T9urnament ioF The
l,anaflt ~ 81 Alov.s,,ss fshrrcb /.
q - o;vs,, On Waa.asaaw 1870.
o. sanr ~, rs.'.s..''ss ., n ~.
sass, hvvs Ing 1sefpteno tAssoF
has named the ioilowinR committees
to have charge Of the ilifferent fea-
lures:
Dinner Table. -Masdames. n n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-15
Notice to Debtors.

Persons indebted 10 me on Medical Ae-
count ARE requested To make early 663fle.
meat, as an Ia need ~ the money.
zAon. B. MORGAN,
Aug. e-~8t, MeehnnicaviiIe. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-15

I'LL f.,.,ca ~ Ma.dav newt
4ax. u..,, 3, ~. 49,. IL.
..'.s - e's e g ''s7 'ox &, ~
- 1913 - '','''''S "
mkz o........ 49,.
e, =. g1 ~e = s'7'
CIV s. 80 'ssss9e'Ass y
~ s''1ee 49, 'lo ana p's@a
5 4, 80. .2.s'e s 49,. 1870
S 6 = 'Ae e9'"s
Inc commissioners Oouft was -
$500 ss al'. aou''e1
: '''7 q ''s 's''s =
Y 'Ss 1leanos 8 connof' q b ..
more = 1ne esszl0 hsF oousie.
1877 iolst Raley. Of 81. inigo's
Misses Mollie and Carrie Hilton.
q Baltimore, are the suests d Mr..
d Mrs. J. Edgar Raley, Of ST. Ini-
COS.
Judge w. s. Coppage IS visiting
the Jamestown Exposition and from
there will visit bis son 10 North
Carolina.
Don't faIl to attend the Festival
Tor the benefit Of ST. AIoyssus
Church. Leonardtown. next We'd
nesday, August 2ist.
Mrs. ". e. Strichler, 81 Washing
ton. Who has been visiting her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Long. has
returned 10 her home.
The erowinr corn Ia some Sec
tiops 81 The county Il giving bro.
mise 81 q bountiful crop. while IL
other sections the outlook is not 40
promising.
Tha snnarv,sc,s !, rls..;o,. go
4 .oss;o, l.s. sn,,asSa. ~ $500.
cd the Judges and Clerks 10 serve
atsthe election this Fall. See list il
another column.
Tha Waatsvala Il Fashar ronca.
tar.s parishes = ere GRAND srcce.sas
Al Naw.o,vn "a ystnrrs waw.
sole e, I. ana 4 Maalasss NaoL he
nst nrocaeds were a2qs
rba has. oama .vav nlav.a Il
sop.harn MARYLAND q acbsanlad a.
Fridav Ia it;th q Rrvansown -.
suaan ! n,olFaa nina rsc,n .hts ...,.
!. tleo and IA strong waIhrool. ,aan
Nh i fail ID sae Il
/. ~ 3 ~. - 49,. =
prc,,,s 40 s, Wrsa \ nc go I. !.
been chosen as the new I5emooratIc
Central Committee los 81 Marv,s
comfy. Nav their administration
Of party affairs merit and win sue.
cess.
Fron A.o,,s. II 4 ,,.,,s. "a 49,
alon,no connlas hava crossad ira
To,ornas from ! gase,,oral., 81 co,,,,,v
Va a T.aoDardsowr ~. ,aar ,,a,
r,sa here The last aiors ,,.'' ,v 49,, /:
william Winstoad and Elsie Clarke.
who were married last Sunday by
Rev. w. r. b. Turner.
Missas Rose and Ka.har,na Eur.
gnrson ~ galt,mora who bava
Beer visiting Mrs, ia. Bryan. II
PInev Point. hava raturnad home
much 70 the reoret or every ona n
the county who had the nIaas,,ra j,
meetino them They are obarmIng
ana attractive Young ladies
mo.a.. n...,. c.,... -.
il iaii On Monday last on warrant 3,
Justice Carpenter. charged Nth
stealing q suit q clothes. pIstol.
knife and cologne from d lee
MaQuire's stone. Budd's Creek. an
or about August l. instant. Davis
vas ARRESTED a. ,be Camp Meas,ng
near Charlotte Halt after elever do.
tectiye work bv Constable / ,onO
A4x,..r...,..... ~, Il. - i,
-
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List Your E'0rnss.
Ne shares unIaaa nale ! maas.

u lANdawneea u 81 Mkry8 rounfy
having harms ioe aale viii saad osscsin.
tlon and prizes d natiMlactury arrange
ment lAny - nlnde " thoroughly ad-
yskkBae thu laFuA# FmmM Of chuR6n 10 Chs
oMneTs. viii BE- u LeonoE9Eown syorF
Tuesday and Saturday aud On n&hex
days at homo 81 Prospect HUI. Lat
Jour laFms with me. Uka1. n. HAnsT.
I10nardtowE. Nd.
Spa -. oB-Au
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Come And See Us
FALL and WINTER
DISPLAY.

We extend q special Invitation
70 our friends and the general
public during this shopping sea-
son 70 give US call and examine
our stock and get our prices be-
fore buying elsewhere.
SHOES and DRESS GOODS,
Our Stock Of Dress Goods. Waist
Goods. Dry Goods and Notions.
generally ara right up.l0-dato,
and The prices are the very low
est Ia fact there iH not better
stock 70 aelecs from In the epun-
W. also OAR line Of Shoes are
right up 20 the scratch al The
way thr0ugh and you win find
that our prices are as low II nos
lover thAn any other place.
GROCERIES,.
We always keep 1ne line Of
GrDupries that are New and
Clean and Of the very best quail
lty Tor she money asked for
them.
cANDIRs.
We have candy galore as flna
stock As you will hnd Ia South
oru Maryland and we wllImatch
prices With the lowest.
n inct our whole Stock i Goods
ara full and up -daae la every
line. Call and s6efor yourselves
aud We win BE- glad 10 show
our goods whether W. CAB plaaSe
you or not.
Drss2sy ID Saunders,
AT SISTERS GATE.
I.eonardtown, Nd.
Nov. "a. Oe-si.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-15
"a. Y. GRAY
COMMISSION MERCHANT
,or. L. Ave-. 4 10th St..
Washington. ,. Q.

For the sale OF all kinds 81. Country
Produce. VIII give special attention %
the filing of al orders f8r merchandise.
Prompt returns.
RICHARDSON'S = ohm i. Mitchell, Por =
Tobacco; Joseph 4. Key, Leonafdt0Nn,
Spencer q. Jones', Rock vile; n. " VIII
son, Of Wilson, Farmer s Co.. Ralfi-
morei National Bank OF Republic, Wash
layton, d. O. Jacob Warden, Berry:
Yilles Va.
correspondence solicited with stock
shippers. Write for market tin tags for
chipping Veal and Lambs. Always mail
card giving the number used.
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TlAE BEST.
ron REMr.

Tha harm 90 AewtoWn Manor oceupfsd
~ Juhn L. laelch. Requirements. teman
and nsnehkuery suiiieisnE 10 work fArm.
Apply 81 j TH0Bs ABELls.
July a~m Compton, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-15

Wesk eDdiae Aug 10. 1907.
Reported By Richard S. Hill.
State Tobacco Agent.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28

splendidly, no cough and II pounds
heavier than ever before. Glad. to talk
to any one after 6 D. m, at my home,
1887 Maple avenue.
Truly yours,
]. FRANK SMEDLEY.
Thousands of cures made Just like MIR.
Smed1ey's during the past six years,
living nll over the east, in all climates.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
HOPE TO ADD THE
PACIFIC SQUADRON AS
FIESTA ATTRACTION

Hon. Frank P. Flint, junior senator
of California, returned to his home
from Washington yesterday, and al
most the first move he made after
aIighting from the train was one in
the direction of helping to make La
Fiesta de las Flores greater success
than is already assured.
Knowing that a display by the Pa
cific squadron, with its we'll trained
bluejackets and magnificent warships,
would do much to assist in entertaining
the visiting Shriners and tourists who
will throng Los Angeles and the ad-
iacent beaches next week, Mr.. Flint
at once exerted himself toward secur-
ing the presence of the squadron in
local waters and sent the following
telegram to Admiral Swinburne:
Admiral Swinburne, Flagship Charles
ton, via wireless Station, Point Iona:
Would esteem it a great personal favor
to myself and to the thousands of
guests of the city of Los Angeles if
you could arrange to have Pacific
squadron reach Long Beach or San
Pedro the morning of May 8, in order
to participate in the festivities Long
Beach day, and our great floral pa
rade, May TO- FRANK p. FLINT.
1t is expected that Admiral Swim
burne will make an endeavor to oblige
the senator and Los Angeles, and the
squadron will anchor off Long Beach
during Fiesta week.
If such proves to be the case place
will be made in the parades for squads
Of bluejackets from the different yes
sells, and their presence in line will
do much to make the display the un-
bounded success it is sure to be.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28

jitsu and sword play in amphitheater.
Distribution of souvenirs.
In the evening a grand Shrine ball in
the auditorium and pavilion with music
in each building. Brilliant illumination,
water carnival and display of fireworks
SATURDAY, MAY IL
10 a. m. to p. m.-Reception at Ma
sonic home, East San Gabriel, by the
Daughters Of Isis. Visit to San Gabriel
mission.
IL a. m. to p. m.-Barbecue and straw
ride at White city, Baldwin's ranch.
At Venice-All Fools day. Concert in
the auditorium at noon. Dancing from
noon to II p. m.
All Fools night, grand confetti battle,
illumination and fireworks.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28

street to Tanning street. Awarded to
c. e. Groat at $2.10 per linear foot for
grading and graveling, 35 cents per
linear foot for cement curb, 16 cents
per square foot for cobble and cement
gutter, Is cents per square foot for
sidewalk.
Improve Thirty-third street from
Hooper avenue to Compton avenue.
Awarded to c.. 3. Groat at $1.65 per
linear foot for grading and graveling,
33 cents per linear foot for cement
curb, liz cents per square foot for
sidewalk, 35 cents per square foot for
crosswalk.
Improve Avenue 54 from Long fellow
street to Alvise street. Awarded to
H. H. Curtis at $40 per linear foot
for grading and graveling, SO cents
per linear foot for cement curb, 16
cents per square foot for cement gut
ter, 16 cents per square foot for cob
BILE gutter, 13 cents per square foot
for sidewalk, 20 cents per square foot
for crosswalk.
Improve Second street from Fresno
street to Concord street. Awarded to
]. S. Helsley at $3.50 per linear foot
for grading and graveling, 35 cents per
linear foot for cement curb, 21 cents
per square foot for gutter, Is cents
per square foot for sidewalk.
Improve Portia street from Scott
street TO ounSeL DOuleNdiu. awarded
to T. ID. Donegan at $3.10 per linear
foot for grading and graveling, 80
cents per linear foot for cement curb,
6 cents per square foot for gutter,
12h cents per square foot for side
walk.
Improve Park avenue from Lake
Shore avenue to Echo Park avenue.
Awarded to Frank Gillespie at S2.O5
per linear foot for grading and gravel
ing, 35 cents per linear foot for cement
curb, 16 cents per square foot for gut
ter, 131a cents per square foot for
sidewalk, S1OO for catch basin.
Improve Trinity street from Wash
ington street to Twenty third street.
Awarded to I. ID. Donegan at $t.49 per
linear foot for grading and graveline.
S5 cents per linear foot for cement
curb 121A cents per square foot for
sidewalk. so cents per square foot for
crosswalk.
To sewer Fifteenth street and other
streets. Awarded to James S. Nc
Bride at $2S9670 for sewer complete.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
AWARD FIFTEEN
STREET CONTRACTS
GOOD ROADS CAMPAIGN Is ON
IN LOS ANGELES
Board of Public Works Makes Lettings
in Various Sections, One Con-
tractor Landing Eight
PIums

The past has been a busy week
with the board of public works in
letting contracts for new street and
public improvement work.
All this summer and the remainder
of the year contractors will be busy
carrying out the improvement cam
paign which Mayor Harper has in
augurated Mile after mile of new
streets will be installed as fast as
men and materials can do it.
City authorities say the growth of
Los Angeles has only begun. In all
sections the work will go on.
In the lettings of the week one con-
tractor was awarded eight jobs, which
will keep him busy probably a year.
Some of the important lettings of the
week are as follows:
To pave Hoover street from WASH
ington street to Twenty-fourth street.
Awarded to Fairchild-G Gilmore ilton
company at 22% cents per square foot
for paving, 80 cents per linear foot
for cement curb, 80 cents per square
foot for gutter, 141A cents per square
foot for sidewalk.
Improve Twenty y-ffth street from
Nevin avenue to Long Beach avenue.
Awarded to c.. e. Groat at $1.S5 per
linear foot for grading and graveling.
"a cents per linear foot for cement
curb, IL cents per square foot for side
walk.
Improve Twenty-sixth street from
Nevin avenue to Long Beach avenue.
Awarded to C. e. Groat at SLIGO per
linear foot for grading and graveling,
"a cents per linear foot for cement
curb, IL cents per square foot for side
walk.
Improve Twenty-fourth street from
Long Beach avenue TO eastern termi-
nus OF Twenty-fourth street. Award
ed to C. e. Groat at $1.4S per linear
foot for grading and graveling, SS
cents per linear foot for cement curb,
11h cents per square foot for side
walk.
Improve Glassell street from Reno
street to flaming street. Awarded TO
C. h. Groat at $2.10 per linear foot
for grading and graveling, 35 cents per
linear foot for cement curb, 16 cents
per square foot for gutter 13 cents
per square foot for sidewalk
Improve Hooper avenue from Yer
non avenue to Fiftieth street. Award
cd to G. Il. Groat at S1.4S per linear
foot for grading and graveling, 33
cents per linear foot for cement curb.
liz cents per square foot for side
walk, S5 cents per square foot for
crosswalk.
Improve Forty-ninth street from
Central avenue to Hooper avenue.
Awarded to c. E. Groat at S145 per
linear foot for grading and graveling.
38 cents per linear foot for cement
curb. liz cents per square foot for
sidewalk. S5 cents per square foot for
crossWalk.
Improve Council street from Reno
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
ORGAN RECITAL TO BE
GIVEN TUESDAY NIGHT

An organ recital will be given by
Theodore j. Irwin, assisted by Mrs.
Maude Nichols Lyon, soprano, and Mrs.
Elizabeth A. Fonda, contralto, at the
First United Presbyterian church, Ninth
and Figueroa streets, Tuesday evening,
April 80, at o'clock. Following is the
program:
Prelude and Fugue in b minor. Bach
(from the ClariOnet
Quintet, 0p. 1Os). ......... Mozart
SOlO, AVG MdIld s..s..s .MaSchefOni
Mrs. Fonda.
Theme and Variations on annie
Laurie s.sssss ssssss Buc X
(a) Idylle In d fiat. FauIkes
(b) Swedish Wedding March Soderman
Aria, Farewell Ye Hills" (Maid of
Orleans) ......,.... Tschaikowsky
Mrs. Lyon.
Grave, Andante, Allegro, from the
Sixth organ Sonata. .Mendelssohn
Silver Offering.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
account the petition for distribution
210 South Indiana ST., Boyle Heights,
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 10, 1907

account the petition for distribution
says:
your petitioner shows to the court
that he has had a proper and suitable
monument erected at the grave of said
deceased; that he has entered into a
contract with, the cemetery association
that the grave of said deceased be
cared for perpetually; said contract
with said association is filed with the
foregoing account as a voucher.
Your petitioner respectfully shows
that said deceased left a will, of which
the following is copy:
LOS ANGELES, Cal, April 1, 1902.
I, Thomas Evans of Los Angeles,
Cal, hereby give and bequeath all Of
the property of which I may have and
possess at the time of my death, real
estate and personal property, money or
whatever the same may be and
wherever found to B. F. Coulter of
Los Angeles, Cal, and hereby appoint
him my executor of this my last will
and testament, and I declare I am not
married and have no children or child
living. THOMAS EVANS.
"That said deceased in his lifetime
executed a deed to your petitioner for
lot 28 in block 2 of West Rosas tract,
which lot your petitioner has sold and
has accounted for the proceeds thereof
in the foregoing account.
Did Not Know Man
Your petitioner further shows that
deceased left among his papers a writ
ing which petitioner believes and there
fore alleges to be in the handwriting
of said deceased, which writing is in
words and figures as follows:
Your petitioner further shows that
he has no recollection of having known
said deceased In his lifetime; that no
relations existed between said de-
ceased and this petitioner by reason of
which said property should be decided
and willed to this petitioner. and petit
toner here now, therefore, renounces
any claim or interest therein by reason
of said will, or of said conveyance, and
said petitioner renounces any claim
against said estate for his fees as ex-
eoutor Hereunder.
Petitioner shows that he has com
piled with the conditions of said un-
signed letter dated April 12, 1908, ~ de-.
livering to Owen Hughes and William
r. Ellsworth the proceeds of the carpen-
ter's tools and other things at 615 North
Grand avenue, and $50 each in money,
and has paid r. Krause, 705 Bellevue
avenue $780, and has paid to Miss Flor
ence Young, for her younger brother
Matthew, S100"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
Asthma of q Years Cured
542 Gladys Ave,
Los Angeles, Gel,

April 2, 1907.
The Bensonizer Curei
Twenty-eight years ago,
while living in Michigan, I
was attacked with asthma,
and soon the doctors said, "Go
West" ] went to Montana
and went into the sheep busi-
ness so as to be outdoors all
the time. Since then / have
tried all climates with the re-
suit of gradually growing
worse. Got no relief from the
many different so-called asth-
ma remedies. Last fall went
TO Arizona, but could not stay
there and came to this city.
Here the severe winter nearly
killed me; so that for weeks I
could not lie down to sleep.
don't think any person ever
suffered like I did. It seemed
for weeks as though every
breath would be my last. In
this fearful condition / came
across Mr.. Peterson, whom
you cured, and he induced me
to try your wonderful cure.
And God bless you, from the
first day I have had no more
suffering and have slept like
any well person. What a boon
to suffering humanity your
great treatment is. I am will
Ing and ready to proclaim IL
from the housetops and have
written to many OF my ac-
qualntances to come to you
and get cured. Happy to say
that several have already got
the great relief that I have.
Truly yours,
THOMAS WIMSETT.
ThousandS of cures mnde Just
like Mr.. Wimsett's during the
past six years, living nIl over
the east, in nil climates.