Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10

Now where is the girl (American)-
let the English look out for the Hene-
llsh--who would appreciate an honora-
BILE, manly mann Real beauties, widows
with children and fashion plates will
not be considered. Prettiness Is adj
mired.
Now. Mr. Mayor, hope this will not
shock your modesty, and hope you may
have success In your endeavor. Teddy
r., Arcade station p. o."
Twenty-three and Likes Children
Mayor Harper-Reading Of your
matrimonial bureau, as / am interested
in finding husband, thought l would
let you know.
"The gentleman with the two babies
and signing himself 'E. p. b. inter-
ests me, as I am widow with no chill
| dren of my own to care for.
"I am % years old and a brunette,
we'll built. II in good faith I will send
my photo. MRS. r.. M. II.
East Fifty-second street,"
Backs Up His Push Cart
"Dear Sir: Seeing that you have en-
tered the matrimonial business and
, doing well, wish to back up my push
cart for an inning.
II see you have entered in the race
Jolly young widow hunting for fun
Fand troubles. ] appreciate that all
women are joliers especially the
widows; however, IL the lady will favor
me with her address she can meet a
jolly good fellow and one who can
make her forget 1t and think life worth
living for.
I'm the real thing for a jolly and
wear the medal and blue label. have
entered in to meet all comers, so let
any in the bunch come to the front.
Trusting l can win a home and
success to your new field of activity.
wv. II. G., East Fourth street."
Sorry for Refugee
Dear Mr.. Harper-I would like to
meet the widow, 36, who lost her all
in San Francisco. 1 can make her
happy and give her one of the most
pleasant and comfortable homes, and
she will have no further cause for
worry If she is the loving companion
I anticipate.
Can you furnish me with her ad-
dress? l.. g."
Busy Arizonan Writes
yuma, Ariz., Mayor Harper-Now
| Mr.. Mayor 1 never really had the time
to go out and court and win maiden
always too busy. Several times l
was ready to get married and again l
IOunQ 11ySelI 100 DuSy 10 give IHe IldJ-
ter any further attention.
Nov, Mr.. Mayor, if there Is any
such thing as to arrange SO 1 could get
married in jiffy and be done with 1t,
so I can go about my work, then
please put me down as an applicant for
one maiden. 1 cannot take time for a
| honeymoon.
IF there is a good-natured maiden
in Los Angeles who wishes to emigrate
to warmer climate, is not afraid of
gila monsters and mosquitoes and
work and sunburn, then she may feel
that she is welcome and 1 will pa
/ tiently await your reply.
81 am handsome, just 80, have a
good position at a good salary, am
good looking, have no lad habits, don't
swear or use liquor, don't stay out
late nights, don't kick when meals are
not ready, but go to restaurant. Have
two suits of clothes and trunk big
enough for dozen.
Nov, Mr.. Mayor, expect some young
maidens to come forth and answer
this application in the next few days
"a. B. JONES, Yuma, Ariz.
Author of ON White Mule
| Through Arkansas
Mr.. Whittier Man, Read!
Dear Mayor Harper-I would like tc
correspond with the lonesome man a.
Whittier if you will kindly give me hi!
address. I am a widow Of 80 years
very healthy weight las pounds, heigh
5 feet inches, brown hair, blue eyes
have no incumbrance of any kind; re-
specially connected. Would be pleased
to hear from him.
/ MRS. e. E, M. F."