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Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18

FOR SALE y
BOYLE AND BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
A. B. C. CO., Phone Boyle 1102.
We hunt the bargains.
S600-3 rooms slightly lot, garden;
800 down, balance sl5 month.
$3.50 rooms. lot 40x13O, good buy;
800 down. 500 per month
$700-2 large rooms, painted; level lot;
has to be cash at this price.
$685. rooms. new; cloth and paper;
500 down, SIS month.
$1,000 rooms, large lot
chicken corras 500 down.
$1,000 rooms plastered; snap;
$500 down. See this
$1200-5 rooms, large lot;
equity $500; will take lot.
$780, rooms. new, nice;
street work; 5000 down.
$1,000 rooms, near car line;
street work; 5000 down.
s17oO-5 rooms. plastered barn;
$3.50 down. nice grounds.
$17O0-4 rooms new, plastered;
cottage rear; snap $3.50 down
$1,000 rooms new 5000 down;
$500 less than cost; bargain.
$1,000 rooms. modern, worth $250O;
$500 down, balance monthly.
S2250-5 rooms, modern, corner;
$500 down; bargain-see this.
$1,000 rooms. large lot. alley;
street work. gas, electricity. $3.50 down
Call on A. p. c. CO., corner Brooklyn an
Evergreen. Phone Boyle HOP.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18
NUGGETS from Success Magazine

Genius is inspiration. Talent is perspira-
ton.
Do not measure your enjoyment by the
amount of money spent in producing it,
Education turns the wild sweetbrier into
the queenly rose.
A vigorous initiative and strong self
faith make up the man of power.
Be sure that the honors you are striving
for are not really dishonors-
What men get and do not earn is often
curse instead of a blessing.
You can purchase mans labor, but
you've got to cultivate his gooC will.
Ignorance itself is disease, the deep
est, most treacherous and damning mall
ady of the soul.
Worry poisons the mind just as much
as a deadly drug would poison the body,
and just as surely.
While you stand celebrating which
book your son shall read first, another
boy has read BOTH
Remember the fireside; there is the
flag"
The man who owns enough OF TINS
worlds goods to keep him from dirt, debt
and hunger has a thousand chances of
avoiding evil against the one of the man
whom the demon of encouragement orags
through depths from which it is almost
impossible to escape without severe de-
moralization of body, mind and spirit.
Snake notice Mr.. Leopard Is wearing
s'IIas she resumed her maiden name?
Yes; she has resumed her maiden aim 10
marry money. Houston Post.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18
Government Lands

wR1GHTs GOVERNMENT LAND BUREAU
has just finished locating all the water
bearing lards in Water valley; not one
dissatisfied settler there: don't feel disap-
pointed; we ar. now surveying and will soon
have open for settlement another fertile val
ley; those desircus of obtaining "A Homo
in This Wonderland" have now an oppor-
bldg. southeast corner Spring and Second
streets. Los Angeles, Cal
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18
EDUCATIONAL
SPECIAL NOTICES
Sick and Helpless
Listen

The severity of the tests lay
in the fact that nearly all
cases were pronounced ''in-
durable" by eminent physi-
clans before brought to the
German Drugless Sanatorium.
The following varied forms of
disease are specially notable
in the records: Dyspepsia,
constipation. sneurasthenia,
epilepsy, infiammatory rheu-
'matism, deafness, blindness,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18

FOR SALE
On Douglass street, near Sunset blvd, lot
50xl5o west front, $1,000. $1,000 cash, bal terms.
or will take part cash and lot in southwest.
Two corner lots, 50x150 each to alley, Sun
set blvd. and Vista St, Hollywood; south
front; s220O for both
Also two lots 5ox1sO each to alley, on
Michigan ave. Hollywood; this is high class
restricted residence property; $500 for both;
can arrange terms If lots are taken to-
gether
On Pasadena ave-, bet. Avenues IS and A.
lot SOx27. east front; $500 cash; this Is
first-ciass residence property, with 5000 build
ing restriction.
LARKIN & YOUNG,
los S. Broadway.
Phones Main 3144. ASH.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18

FOR sALE-TwO FINE INVESTMENT oP-
portunities on E. Fourth St We can deliver
the southeast corner of Fourth and Towne
55x1OO feet to alley, at S27,50O. Only one block
from the Union depot.
Also 40x11S feet at 227-2291s e. Fourth st. {;
improvements paying 800 monthly; $4,000.
See us for close-in business property.
BLACK BROS, sole agents. $685. Union
Trust bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18
Houses-Furnished

A NEW, MODERN COTTAGE, ROOMS AND
BATH newly furnished, mission style brass
beds, Davenport and velvet couch elegant
rugs; electricity, gas range, hot and cold
water; lot 40x135 three car lines; price
$780, $1,000 down, balance on easy terms.
Phone B9764.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18
GROCERIES

A g F1Rs1cH.s GROCERY, FORMERLY AT
s2s W. Fifth street. is now located at 6S4 W.
PICO ST. Goods always the best at right
crices Pro.apt delivery. Both phones.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

F non s1IESGfENSGfNE N1coL4Gs GTsoT
concert violin Paris 1905 cheap; no $40
fiddle enthusiast need apply. BOX sO4, Her
al nffce.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18

FOR sALE-$lo0o; THE FINEST LOT IN MIS-
sion Boulevard Heights. fronting on the new
Pasadena boulevard. 50x134;c - minutes from
business; small cash payment, balance easy
terms. For particulars call UP SUNSET
SOUTH 57o3.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18

NEVER IN OUR HISTORY HAS THERE
been such a chance for parties owning real
estate that is inactive to exchange II for tho
best line Of stocks ever offered the investing
public, at prices that will paralyze your most
sanguine ideas.
My list comprises:
Ross Pump,
Starrett Pump,
Arizona Silver and Lead,
Ida Mae,
Manhattan Wisconsin,
Mohawk Jr.
Jumbo Fraction,
Frances NJ. anG I. (underwritten),
Peru Wyoming,
Planning Mill stock,
Inglewood Mission,
Sanatorium,
Vaughn Duotile Metals,
Mt. Gains,
and some others that will make a sharp in
vestors mouth water.
Or we will trade clear real estate for any
of the above stocks or any reputable stocks
in the market
Now, don't turn this down without meet
ing u.s.
Address BOX s45 Herald office.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18
FOR SALE S675O
PITTsBURG REAL ESTATE CO.,
FOR SALE
Heights close to Berkeley Square.

Beautiful house, rooms and large recep-
tion hall all large rooms, finely finished Sc
Iected wood, two massive brick fireplaces in
living room and library, quarter sawed oak
and polished floors throughout, elegant buffet,
buffers pantry, large Kitchen two Laundry
t,hs two toilets front and rear stairway;
solid bronze fixtures and hardware. plate
9Iass windows upstairs and down, four large
bed rooms. bath. hall and linen closet on
second floor; finished white enamel rear
SaiSonv. mined to every room for furnace;
brick and cement cellar Lot 5Ox16O to alley;
beautifully improved front and rearA
Let us show you home that Is lp peyn ,n1
advertised, worth $500. smail cash paSiNe"'
will buy it. ,crArr 20.
a11-15 Laughlin building
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18
FOR SALE
BROOKLYN AND BOYLE
HEIGHTS HOUSES

STOP RENT.
S650-3-room house; If taken for cash $3.50;
worth $1,000.
sSOO-3-room house, lot 40x13O; 500 cash;
balance SO month
S11004-room house, fine garden. lot 5Ox13o;
5000 cash, balance SIS month
$1200-5-room plastered house, snap; $40 cash,
balance $12 month.
S1050-4-room house, bungalow; fine garden;
5000 cash, balance SIS month.
S1200-4-room house. cellar, lots fenced; S50t
cash, balance SIS month.
$26O0-Modern, furnished; street work done,
paid for; 5000 cash, balance $40 month
near two lines.
Come and see me at once.
Take Brooklyn avenue car. end Of line.
Office in front of car.
j. NEFRONEY & CO.,
PHONE BOYLE 1856.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18

WANTED TO BUY
VIII pay more for your household goods
than any other firm in city
INDEPENDENT FURNITURE CO..
431-433 e. Seventh St Home F6973.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18
FOR SALE
Business Property
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
MINES g. PARISH.
WEST 7TH ST. BARGAIN OF THE DAY.
THIS is WITHOUT DOUBT $500 CHEAPER
THAN ANYTHING ON THIS FINE THOR
OUGHFARE, EAST OF VALENCIA.
SPLENDID APARTMENT SITE, COM
HANDING VIEW OF SOUTHLAND AND
MOUNTAINS. THE INCREASE IN VALUE
ON THIS STREET WILL MORE THAN
OFFSET DEPRECIATION IN IMPROVE
MENT; INCOME $40 PER MONTH.
6Ox117 TO 16-FOOT ALLEY.
ONLY $275 FRONT FOOT.
FROM THIRD AND HILL, 2A BLOCKS
PROPERTY LEASED FOR $4,000 PER YEAR
FOR 81 YEARS; PRICED $4,000; WILL
CONSIDER IMPROVED OR UNIMPROVED
CASH $4,000, MORTGAGE OF s12,0O0 PER
CENT. THIS is A GOOD INVESTMENT.
SPRING STREET INCOME PROPERTY.
PAYING PER CENT ON PRICE ASKED.
IMPROVED WITH TWO-STORY BRICK
BUILDING WILL TAKE GOOD RESI-
DENCE UP TO $780, 900, CASH $4,000, BAL
ANCE EASY AND AT PER CENT, :
YEARS FROM NOW 1T WILL BE CHEAP
AT $500 FRONT FOOT. INCOME s10SO0.
PRICE $4,000 ONLY.
LOT 70x125.
SEARCH THE TOWN OVER AND YOU
CAN'T FIND SUCH INCOME PRODUCERS
AS THE LAST TWO, AND AS GOOD LO-
CATIONS.
SEE
MINES & PARISH.
3l5 SOUTH HILL STREET.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18
SALE
SOUTH BROADWAY
SOUTH BROADWAY

FOR SALE
SOUTH BROADWAY
SOUTH BROADWAY
we have the exclusive handling of mag
nificent large lot on South Broadway, within
a short distance of the new Hamburger de-
partment store and theater. The completion
and occupancy of these buildings mean
great things for Broadway at this point. 1t
means that traffic will undoubtedly be ,twen-
ty times greater than 1t is today. You
won't know this location year from now.
We are offering by far the very cheapest
lot anywhere in this vicinity. It's extra
large.
54x20O FEET.
J4x29O FEET.
ALLEY IN THE REAR.
THE PRICE is ONLY
$4,000 A FOOT.
IT'S FULLY $500 A FOOT UNDER
THE MARKET.
$4,000 can remain on before years at
per cent interest. Would consider for part
of equity of s75. 900 a piece Of good inside
property up to $4,000.
An unusual opportunity to secure a SPLEEN
did piece of inside property on the leading
street in the city.
MINES & PARISH,
315 8. Hill st.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18

FOR SALE
GOOD LEVEL LOT. EAST ADAMS ST.
SIZE 4oxl25 FEET.
PRICE $1,000: $500 CASH. BALANCE SO A
MONTH.
BLOCK AND HALF TO CAR LINE.
BUY FROM OWNER. TEL. 1851
RESIDENCE 1913 E. FIFTY-FIFTH ST.
OR ADDRESS BOX Iii. HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18
LEGAL NOTICE


THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLM
ers of Gold River Mining Company will be
held 1880 p. m August p. 1907 at CAT East
ITifty-fourth St. Los Angeles. Cal. P. C.
TUBBS. Secretary. s-s-lS-l0t
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18

TOR SALE
TEN ACRES, $1,000.
NEAR HOLLYWOOD
Rip discount for immediate improvement)
RICH SOIL-NEARLY ALL TILLABLE'
THIS is IN THE FROSTLESS REGION.
1t is ideal for tomatoes, cucumbers, pota-
toes, beans and all kinds Of vegetables TO De
erown during the winter months when prices
are high.
Fine for oranges, lemons apricots, grapes
and berries
Just the place for chicken ranch
Don't miss this opportunity to get Close
in little farm at bargain
ONLY 5000 PER ACRE.
Commission to agents. See HARRY T.
SMITH (foreroons), with
MINES & PARISH,
315 S. Hill street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18

A BARGAIN-s1sc CASH. BALANCE $40 PER
month, 6 per cent interest; lot 4ox1S5 facing
on the new Pasadena boulevard. now being
paved; rear OF lot also facing on street, Will
sell for 5000 less than adjoining lots; cement
sidewalk; water piped to lot: DC fare, II
minutes to city. OWNER, C1o52
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18
STORAGE

We SHIP HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO
own cars at greatly reduced rates.
Call on us or write for particulars.
BEKINS VAN AND STORAGE Co.,
lao South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18

FOR SALE
COTTAGES AND BUNGALOWS
Only few now left of the last 20
just completed by us on
OUR ELDER PLACE NO. 2.
Our prices and terms, regardless
of the material and workmanship on
cur houses. would alone sell them.i
See these before they are gone.
Go down tOday-AGENTS THERE.
Slauson Junction or Watts local car on
Main street, to Thirty-ninth street,
or take the Grand ave. vermont square)
car to Forty-eighth and Gramercy and
Wilton place,
and see the new modern houses we
are building on new
SOUTHWEST TRACT.
AGENTS THERE TODAY.
SPECIAL AUGUST OFFER.
To home builders in this tract
Los ANGELES INVESTMENT CO.,
1877 South Hill street.
Main 224S AS1lS.
Largest Cooperative Building Company IN
America.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18

SEARCH THE TOWN OVER AND YOU
CAN'T FIND SUCH INCOME PRODUCERS
AS THE LAST TWO, AND AS GOOD Lo-
CATIONS.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18

HOTEL LOCKE, 1879 SOUTH HILL STREET
Nicely furnished rooms, single suite
centrally located convenient to theaters
and churches; rates reasonable. Baths free
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18

SIX IJNFURNIsHED ROOMS, EVERY
convenience, including phone, BATH gas, etc
Very reasonable rent to right parties Front
and back yard. All E. TWENTY SEVENTH
STREET.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18

THE sUMMERF1ELD, 219 SOUTH HILL ST.
Nicely furnished housekeeping single
rooms, modern and within one block Of the
business center. Rates reasonable.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18

1926 NORTH HILL sT-NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. single housekeeping; reasonable
rates; centrally located, bet two car lines.
No sporting women, cats dogs.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18
THE NESTA."
COZ TEMPLE AND OLIVE STS.

COR. TEMPLE AND OLIVE SIS
JUST OPENED.
Modern in every respect; hot and cold wa
ter In every room; steam heat electric
iights. annunciators elegantly furnished;
rates reasonable Phones: Sunset Main 6a97
Home A7726.
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ment of chance enters into every career.
Some are born with advantages OF wealth,
intellect and sensible parents, while others
lack all these helps. Some have opportunl-
ties which are not open to others. Butthe
drifter is not the man to keep his wealth,
develop his intellect or be guided by his
parents. Nor is he prompt to seize an OPP
portunity. because the first steps OF every
successful career are thorny and difficult
and repel the man without definite plan
of life. It is not quite enough to work hard
at anything that comes along, but one must
select what is best for ones powers and
stick to that. In brief, it comes to this
"Use your -piece!" One must keep
up lively thinking as he goes through
life, SO as to remain true to the aims and
ideals that he has deliberately adopted
and found to be good.
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DON'T DRIFT.
effective.

Don't drift. Have an object in life-a
programme-and make existence interest
ing and profitable by trying to carry it out
Many people, especially in cities, drift along
from year to year, without aim or purpose,
living an implanted, hand-to- mouth life,
and consequently making no mental, moral
or financial progress. This is great mis-
take, since these people, who confess them
selves failures, would have reached a sat-
isfactory position, had they early planned
for it and steadily kept it in view. Too
many young men take the first job that
presents itself without considering whether
it suits them and without devising anv
scheme for success in it. They drift through
the world, not sticking long enough to one
thing, or in one business, to excel in it,
but tearing up the tender plant of expert
ence before it is ripe. Men drift this way
into business, into professions, into poll
ties, " catching on to anything that comes
along. They do not shape their own fu-
ture according to a preconceived ideal, or
according to the advice of competent
adviser, but allow themselves to be shaped
and marred by the accidents of life. Their
ideas of their work are vague and their
conduct lacks strenuousness, as if success
were thing that can be gained at hap
hazard, without definiteness or purpose,
plan or continuous effort.
8 No solid, substantial character build
ing," says the Scotsman, cor success
building can be done without definite aims.
The things which endure, which stand the
test of time, are built up slowly, system
atically and patiently, according to def
mite plan. Permanent success is the out
come of consistent thought and action, and
the man who would succeed must have a
programme and work according to it,
Success thus attained is ones own sue
cess, not happy accident, and is all the
more satisfactory for being the result of a
long cherished plan. No doubt, the ele-
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FROM OVER OUR GREAT STATE.

Five inmates escaped from the Louisiana
leper colony Friday.
Joseph Scarf died suddenly while hunt
ing in the woods near Lake Catherine.
Messrs. Bessie Carter was murdered in
her home in New Orleans last Thursday.
Fire at Many Sunday caused an estimat-
ed loss of S165,00O, with insurance of
only S71,4O0.
Fire at Gilbert, Franklin Parish, DESTROY
ed the greater portion of the town SATURDAY..
causing $50, 900 loss.
A hunter killed large bear weighing
375 pounds, three miles from Jeanerette.
after an exciting chase of four hours.
The next examination for Rhodes
scholarship at Oxford, London, from Lou
isiana will be held Jan. 81 and %, at Baton
Rouge.
Burt Wales, a saloonkeeper at Alexan-
dria, after being shot and seriously wound
ed by a negress who had invaded his place.
wrested the weapon from the woman and
killed her.
Fire at Wisener, Franklin Parish, Sat-
urday, caused heavy loss, the railroad
station beingamong the buidingsdestroyed.
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Gems Of Thought.

Menander: DO injury to no man.
French: He breaches we'll who lives
we'll.
Homer: Even the fool is wise after the
event.
Plautus: A kindness done to the good
is never lost.
Homer: Let the best omen be our
country's cause.
Pindar: Outlines slanderers get no good
for their pains.
German: Who demands Justice must
administer justice.
Chinese: Never was good work done
without much trouble.
Ruskin: Conceit may puff a man up,
but never props him up.
Hazlitt: There is some virtue in almost
every vice except hypocrisy.
Rouceefoucald: When our hatred is
violent, it sinks us below even those we
hate.
Young: How empty learning, how vain
is art, but as it mends the life and guides
the heart
Home Notes: The secret of success is
simply doing what you can do, and doing
well whatever you can do.
George Eliot: Blessed is the man who,
having nothing to say, abstains from Civ
| ing wordy evidence of the fact.
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WHAT THE PAPERS ARE SAYING,

Chicago News: Too often the wolrd
applauds the big CRATER and frowns on the
little CRATER.
Chicago News: Honesty Is the best
policy for man who can't steal enough to
pay good lawyer.
New York Sun: Theodore I! So Pro-
fessor Drake, of the University of Michi-
gan, would have called. God save the
people!
Richmond News Leader: Scientists are
claiming that bad boys can be made good
by music. In old times bad boys were
made good by making them make Emusic. -
Arkansas Gazette: The Washington
Post has revived the question, "What is
whisky?' Before long whisky may be the
difference between the Northern and
Southern States.
st. Louis Republic: 1t is unscientifc as
well as unsympathetic to publish "fore-
casts" of the Presidential message through
the Presidential news bureau. Whatever
relief may come from emetics depends on
taking them all at once in unbroken doses.
Edgefeld Is. c. Advertiser: The law
less element will violate the law whether
they reside in dispensary or non-dis-
pensary county. Recently a dispensary
constable made raid at negro church
in Aiken County and seized eight gallons
of liquor.
ST.. Louis Republic: The announce
ment that President Roosevelt finds the
coming session of Congress "too short for
tariff revision" is altogether in line with
his general policy of opposing Republican
abuses and standing pat for their perpetu-
alton until there is time enough to make
them more abusive than ever.
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WRITE for the BANNERS adj
w vertising rates. They are within
reach of any man. Find out!
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POWER OF EXPRESSION.

In the good old days when there was less
tn do than now. or more time to do it in,
men and women studied and cultivated
two arts that are now greatly neglected,
the art of conversation and that OF cor
respondence We know OF their CONVEX
sational powers only by description or
through presumably faithful stage rapre-
sensations of manners and customs OF
bygone age. but an abundance OF cores
pondence has been preserved that serves
to show us how the art of letter. writing
had been cultivated. The letters make
lively and entertaining the most common
place matters in a manner to which we
are not now accustomed. Much of the con-
yersation was no doubt idle gossip, many
of the letters are shallow and OF no perma-
nent value; but they serve to show the
Importance of learning how to give good
expression to whatever thoughts we may
have. Our stock of ideas may be limited,
but we should at least learn how to dis
pose of it in the most effective way in the
show window. Learning is OF more I'M
portance, in theory at least, than ability
to give good expression to thought with
out learning, but it is nevertheless desira.
BILE that ones powers of expression should
be developed that ones learning, great or
small, may be made useful. dlstln-
gushed orator is seldom a great thinker,
but he has learned the art of expression;
frIih
and moves his auditors by his eloquence,
even when he tells them nothing that is
new and presents to their minds no sentl-
ment that they have not entertained be-
fore. He has learned the art of expression
and has become a leader of men because
he has learned to talk convincingly. He
seldom speaks without having in his au-
dience men who know more about the
subject of his discourse than himself, men
who could correct his errors and carry his
speech to a logical conclusion; but they
are for the most part men who have not
studied the art of expression and who
would be dumb if called upon to express
themselves. The mere manner of an ora
tor is impressive. Heis self-confident and
utters commonplaces in big round voice,
with pauses provided for inevitable ap-
plause, and carries himself with such airs
as to convince even those who know better
that he is a great thinker and learned
man. Sometimes the orator is really learn
ed; more often he is nothing more than a
master of the art of expression-an elocu-
zionist. But because there are charlatans
in the business is no excuse for the COM
mon neglect of learned men to acquire the
arts of expression. Their knowledge is of
no value while it is locked up in their own
minds. They should learn how to give it
expression in attractive writings or speech,
instead of leaving the field entirely to mere
masters of style. 1t would be ignoble to
study means of expression alone, but those
who have learning or ideas should not
neglect the means which style in writing
and speaking give them to make their
writings or their speeches interesting and
nffnotiye
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"What is this present Government of
ours coming to, anyhow" asks ex-senator
John G.. Spooner, of Wisconsin. cit is
Federal control of this and Federal con-
troll of that. All the time making Federal
control center around the Executive head
that he may have the right to take such
initiative as he thinks BEST
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/ FOR ASSESSOR.
| We authorized to announce Mr. E. r. MADING as a
candidate for reelection Assessor for Bossr Parish sub
ject to the action of the Democratic party
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Philadelphia Ledger: However high a
value may be placed upon Mr.. Roosevelt,
it is mischievous state of mind in de-
mocracy when the idea of the nation be-
comes conterminous with the name and
performances of one man. Such a sug-
geston recalls the spirit of ''Cesarism -
which one time infected the adherents of
General Grant. The United States can
change Presidents at any day Of the year
without experiencing disaster, and it will
be pitiful moment in the life of the Re-
public when another opinion shall come to
prevail.