davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
~|or,e EgIoys Of the TG20rEsz.

auvth,,r c~c.,,t levels Al these dresses were
SIMPLICITY Itself, FOR velvets are enjoying an ex-
traordinarv vogue n present with those who are
past thclr yst youth and look We'll fusscd u2
trimmings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
KEEP ON.

II the day looks kinder gloomy
An your chances kinder SLIM
If the situations puZzlip'
And the prospects awful grim.
An perpleXitieS keep p-esSin'
Till all hope is nearly gone.
Jus bristle up. and grit your teeth
An keep on keepin' on.
III. L. Bland. In Journa! of Education.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

An exceptionally interesting programme has been
arranged for the annual dinner OF the New York
branch Of the Dickens Fellowship. March 3. In
the state banquet hall OF the Hoffman House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

3. Brooks The entertainment concluded with
song entitled Creator OF the Hills sung by the
audience TO the tune Of America
The National California Club, Mrs, Thomas ].
Vivian, president, held its regular monthly meet
ing last Tuesday at the WaldOrf-Astoria- At the
short business meeting which opened the session
a vote was carried to become a member OF the
City Federation, Baroness Won Ryhiner and Mrs.
c. V. g. Forbes being appointed delegates. with
their respective alternates. Mrs r. P Wardweu
and Mrs. X. l. Byrne. Later an interesting pro-
granme given. consisting Of piano solos BY
Miss Ruth MCEuery Ryan; Informal talk
Reformed Spelling" by Miss Julia p. Leavensi
imparsonati0n in Negro dialect and Rotations By
Mrs. Anita Hendricks Spence: paper Calf
fOrnia Authors by Mrs. Charles 2. Gray.
At $40 tomorrow evening the New York section
OF the Council Of Jewish Women will hold a meet
ing in cooperation with the National Child Labor
Committee for Justice to the child in the vsstry
rooms OF the Temple EMANUEL. 43d street and
Fifth Among the speakers expected are
Professor Felix Adler, Child Labor DR.. 5.
McCune Lindsay. on National Responsibility for
the Child Labor Evil and the Rev, Owen r,
Lovejoy The Relation OF Child Labor to the
Family"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
DOrRLE ACRnsrIC

DOUBLE ACROSTIC.
The initials spell the OF Americas grsas
est men, the finals spell the month state IN which
he born
l. A favorlte game which had origin IN Scotland
but is now favorite England and The United States
: one or the Great Lakes which touches New YORK.
9. = sphere
An eastern county OF New York state
Z" A Wild animal OF Southern Africa in which
strangely combined characters that recall at once ms
horse. the ass and the
q. An epoch
:. To
nautical iHteriection used attract the atten-
tioa OF persons a distance.
= one OF race Of peoples that Includes besides
other divisions. the Russians. Poles, Bohemians ana
BuigarianS.
10 one OF the islands Of the West Indies
70 \ city the west bank OF the Hudson. wb.r.
washington had his headquarters for part OF 15S3
IL suPsTnatural beings Of whom we read IN the
- The scene o: ono OF washins,oa's most noted
victories N -''0N
-. \ river and gulf IN Siberia
10 one OF the Western States
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES
\ PIED QUOTATION.
O. slow u snlite and swift spare.
Gentle and u-erciful
Who. In the FEAR o. God dldst bear
IL sword OF power. a nations trustl
William Cullen Bryant.
FEBRUARY TRIANGLE
T TE N
i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
II ALL.pEPENps

There's Dorsett. Would you call him a pa
tent boy?'
'It all depends.
ION what7''
whether he's fishin' waitin' for his dinner
-ChumS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

If we fail TO conquer smaller difficulties, what
Thomas 8 Kempia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

Dear Editor; I received the fountain pen YOU so
kindly sent mo. I greatly surprised and also
pleased to hear prize winner. The pen Is
very nice and am very much pleased with il.
have been writing with il all through my eXamGa-
-tions, Wishing you great success, remain your
ever interested reader, ADA I. FRAZER.
IRnRsQunn. n j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

The Daughters OF the Revolution Will give a re-
ception to commemorate the birthday Of Washing
ton Wednesday afternoon. from until o'clock,
West 13d street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
LETTERS OF THANKS.

Dear Editor | received your welcome gift this
morning and want to THANH: YOU for II very much.
This is the first prize that have ever won. and I
am proud OF il. Wishing YOU many successes. 1
close. remaining yours respectfully.
ARTHUR L'HOMMEDIEU.
Box 654 Babylon. Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

Man Is his own star; and that one that can
Be honest u the only perfect man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

Dear Editor: Received the pen you sent ME last
Friday. II is very nice. and I thank you very
much for It Yours respectfully
OLIVE z. MERRITT.
No. $50 East 2aOth street. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

Dear Editor: I thank you very much for the 81
prize which you awarded me EDWARD EGAN
No "a East S7th street New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
TOYS roR GROWN-UPs.

for they seem to be carrying q most interestn
Irritation from their respective vantage points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

:. Brooks The entertainment concluded with a
song entitled Creator OF the Hills" sung by the
audience 10 the tune Of America"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES.

a FEBRUARY TRIANGLE
T II Z L : Il
II r 4 r T
2 \ I y
l. r y
= 7
II
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08
Scaly Proposition.


A Ryder homesteader has de-
posted with bank the deed Of
his farm and is selling $500 tick.
cts for 81 each and will rattle Of
his place. Uncle Sam may get
onto the racket, stop the LOTTERY
and confisca+e the land. This
may be dangerous business.
VIM. Hecker, a prominent
Hecker farmer, states that he
has 25 acres of blue stem wheat
which stands shoulder high. He
expects affair crop.
Wanted-Second hand roll top Office
desk. Address III, care Independent.
with description and best price. SLIT
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08
=. FROM -.
HUB !! 70 RIM

Palermo is to have a new town
we'll and there will be mere wa
ter to drink.
The Lutherans of Plaza and
vicinity are erecting a beautiful
church in that town.
Editor Stickley holds a non
commissioned office in the First
Regiment band of Lisbon.
Vicious dogs at Carpio were
put out of commission after they
had bitten a little girl in that
town.
Berthold is in line for a new
first-class hotel to take the place
of the one which was burned
some time ago.
The town of RYDER has six ele-
vators all completed and ready
to receive the crops this fall as
soon as threshed.
Plaza people are urging a hos
pital proposition, and the town
will be equipped with an institu-
ton of that kind in a short time.
The Mohall News insists that
the crops in that locality will not
yield over six bushels to the acre
and that the weeds hold sway
over the grain.
.Flaxton on the SEQ is being
equipped with a lit of new &C.
ment sidewalks along her streets
which the citizens and business
men can feel proud Of.
The Northern Telephone COM
pany are completing their line
thru Tagus this week and a short
time will find that town con-
nected with the outside world.
A we'll known hardware firm of
Plaza has failed, the liabilities in
all amounting to over $4,000 and
the assets at about $1,000, and
the proprietors are said to be
missing.
Renix Bros, a colored troupe,
made life miserable for the citi-
zens of Ryder one night last
week who had congregated at
the opera house to see the per-
Torrance.
Mohall recently voted to issue
SIS, 800 worth of bonds, and now
they are talking of using the
money to put in three 1000 bar
rel cisterns and buying a gaso-
line engine and 1000 feet Of
hose for the city.
Henry Gieselman of Donny-
brook recently had a run of tough
luck. In first instance his house
and furniture were burned, and
now he has discovered that six
of his horses are glandered and
will have to be killed.
Guy Williams of White Earth
had a fat COW which he intended
to prepare for his meat market
Thursday morning. The COW
must have been forewarned that
she was chosen, /" and when the
flyer, whistled for the station
just about daylight she stepped
in front of the engine and was
grooundTto pieces.
y. w. LeGore, who lived near
Palermo, was killed by lightning.
The man had just returned home
from Blaisdell last Monday night
and with his two sons was en-
gagged in housing some stock be-
fore the threatening storm, when
the bolt fell, killing him instantly
and throwing the two sons to the
ground without serious injury.
;. Little Clarence Walstad, who
lives with C. C. Habberstad and
family near Mohall, crawled un-
der the granary the other day to
catch a garter snake which had
gone under there, and in some
way he got so close to the reptile
that it stung him on the cheek.
The little fellow ran CRYING to
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08

ers' organization, they are al
ways up and doing. When they
first talked Of extending their
line into Lis mite we were just a
little opposed to the proposition
for the reason that they were not
connected With the long distance
service. When the matter was
submitted to them they immedi-
ately made arrangemements
whereby they are now connected
wife the required service and our
opposition withdrawn. And while
some of the other companies
were agitat'n g telephone" in
Ignite the Farmers Co. were
were lusy digging post holes.
We are informed that they will
run several rural lines into the
country from Ignite and will
also establish a central here.
Ignite Tribune.
Knute Hosied and Herman
Hanson, two young farmers liv-
ing about ten miles north Of
Stanley, went to town Tuesday
evening to attend the perform
ance given by Billy Benefits big
show company. They unhitched
their horses back Of Everson's
dry goods store, tied the horses
to the wagon and then proceeded
to take in the show. While at
tending the performance some
body, without the fear Of the
Lord in his heart, stole the hal
tiers and then turned the animals
loose. The young men remained
in town over night and started
early the next morning to search
for the horses, which were found
about three miles north of town,
but were unable to find any trace
of the harness and halters, and
were compelled to purchase a
new set of harness before they
coul return home. Every effort
should be made to comprehend
the guilty party, and if captured
he should be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law.
Last Saturday Ira Rogers, who
lives in the hills about twenty
miles southwest Of Bowbells, met
with a serious accident that
threatened for a time to cost him
his life. He was engaged in cut
ting a piece of leather with a
pocket knife when the knife
slipped, the blade entering his
right let, cutting a cash two
inches deep and severing the
main artery. The nerve of the
leg was also severed. A messen-
ger was at once sent to Bowbells
for a surgeon while the family
and neighbors made almost su-
perhuman efforts to stop the flow
Of blood. They were only par
TALLY successful, however; and
when DR.. Limburg arrived sew
eral hours after the accident the
injured man was entirely help
less. The wound was dressed
and later the injured man was
taken to BowbelIs and is being
cared for at the Lesh house, and
altho very weak from the loss of
blood it is thought that he will
recover.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
MONEY 10 LOAN
MONEY MoNFy-moNEy

There iJ plenty of money ~ the coUa-
try but The dinculty Is dat most of d
ls out of your reach. We aim to put
money here you can get ot ~
We aim 10 connect You With The money
you need. We DO d by giving YOU D
loan on cha Tel securlty- FURNITURE.
sT6cK EFG ~ o Bhsiness tra6sSt
Ton. and entirely conndentlal You r9-
tap possession % the properly, and can
have Joan arranged On short notlce.
Any amount from SO inward
We guaraniec the loan shall be han
died your entire satlsfac ction.
~ YOU are % salarIed person we viii
io9n you on your plaln note, Without
Phopes Home Ii2i; Broadway Sill.
open Q. % 10 ( y M
EJDEfITS tDAN co.
Room 90 Mason Bldg
22s W fourth ST.. col Broadway
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES

SPICER- ROGERS Charles H. splcor
gBC1 81 natiVe " Ncw YORK, and Mary
M Rogers aged q uauve of New YORK,
ob4PPEEf EiszEiE EISm j. cnap.
pen 9gel B, natlVe of New HoIki end
Mimic El4zc.e. ascd l6 native "a Ne
D0RR TAfLdR iiaIoid T. Don aeed
~ native Ql Galf0rnu qua Alth4 AZ
Taylor aged w. nauve " Texas, botl
M&9ERs HtdBEiH,.W .Wm." r Meyes,
aged ID. native Of ludiha, aH4 sarah Is
liumbel agcd iS. uauye " North Caro-
Ina, bQih iesi1cut4 u LQs Angeles.
AMIN pERRY WIN b. Amin agud ~
native 0r Illinois and resident ~ DA
bard 8ud Hutue a. Perry aged ~ pa
tlVc Qf Rhode island ana resident ~ Los
pEViNE REDFOX Charles ~ pcvuc.
aged ~ uatlvc VI penusylvaula, and
Gtacc NJ RcdfoX. aged ~ u1tlNe ~
,Qhio bot4 resigsnts, of CoI9a ,..,.
aged q u1tivo OF California and Anna
a. Grounds, aged 10 native oi CalllJi
MA; betA residents % L9s Aneeles.
i5 haiivc Of Arizona. and Lillian NJ
Page. aged H. native of Kansas, botll
residents Of Los Angeles.
STEPHENS JOSE Lawrence j.. steph.
Clarn b Jose, aged %, uative of IN
diana, both residents " Los Angeles.
FOIZA UBB1A Max PQzza, aged 81
70 naive OF Italy, both residents oi
Los Angeles.
ONfi-L LAVERSTEN- George J.. Oug aged
22, native of Kansas, and Martha NJ
Laversteu, aged iS native of Norway
both residents of Los Angeles
MALL0Y -LYECH- Charles G. Malay
aged &c native OF Wyoming and Evt
lyu g. Lynch aged ~, natlve OF Gall
foruia, both Residents of L0s Angeles.
BRIGHT -LtSk WIN = Fright aged ~
niflVe Of California and Leila M lusk
aged 30 native OK Kansas, both resi-
dents OF Los Angeles
JACKSON BEMAN Lloyd 5 JackAQn
aged q native OF Colorado, and Flo.
renee J.. Bemap, aged ~ naiiVe %
New York, both residents Of Los Ange
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
IeAMsTERs ANp TRANsFsRRlNa

FOR aENlRAL HAUIINQ, sIgNAl.
Igaasfer, NJ Tenple ~ Beta phonsa
lbM EstinAtas futnlshsa
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
Houses

FOR SALE
nm, OHAMLnY's SONS
offices 74T s. Main st. and 1854 w.
ssd 81, Fhonesi Main 69sT and West
ahbb Home Bbih1
WRITE Us WHAT YOU WILL BUY.
20 EXCELLENT BARGAINS
si3lO-s 900 down. 4-room house on
44th ST. lot 40Klas; owner
going away must sell In 10
sasoO-Biiys 5-room housei lot bOx
90 to lh-ft. alley. Only $1,000
down, sls per month, Look at
ssi5O--si00O down, buys b-room
houses lat i0Alsh. one block
off car line, Be quick
saSsO--Buys f-r0om house, lot 60x
li0, on w 28d St, near Union
ave. This week only.
sb4bO-Buys beautiful home In south
west, 0 rooms lot h0Xll0i one
half down. bargain
Sb00O-buys 6-room house, lot 60x
llsi one-half cash, terms easy,
House In rear excellent bar
gain.
S5T00--i0-raom house, near aad and
Union, moderni lot h0K1l0i
driveway, fowers Refused
$1,000 last summer.
s81OO-Buys 6-reom, e-story house,
near s3d and Union, modern,
hardwood doors, best buy IN
southwest
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24

IHH MiHlOKIAL BAPTIST CHURGH,
Grand avenue and 23d ST. Charles g.
Pleree pastor. sunday school and young
mems Baraca class at 10. All young men
class Address by Bfr Grove walter on
Christian Honor IN The Business
world Preaching morning and evening
by The pastor Morning topic. 'If Christ
Should Come TO Los Angeles Brief ad-
dresses BY Mattlson 9 Jones and Rev.
u H. Brooks Evening tQplc, THE
Key THAT l'nlocks the Poor of Success. .
a u seats free, everybody Welcome,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
PHYSICIANS

Cancers and Tumors Cured
Wi,u Liquid Powder, salve OF Plaster
es the G,ase most @eeda Treatments BE
kNii4 40 Wood no danger visit Us sae
proof Prices always reasonable.
CALIFORNIA CANCER CURE
.JI Ncut i0th 81.
Al l.. lIUCHfNS NJ u. Msr.
Phone West Sl6g.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24

FREE REAUJG RnuAL CIRCULATING
metaphy sisai library Oh Grant bldg
ggrnsl F44.th a"d hroadway Henry
Zine uf san Francisco and author OF
many pupuiar books, Is conducting a
series OF lessons at Blanchard Music
haii5 Monaays. ThpyfsdayS and Saturdays
II. Admission 81
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
PERSONALS
THE NEW YORK DOCTORS
Our Specialist for women.

THE NEW YORK DOCTORS
Our specialist for women
y9p have ailments and snaeriHgss
and capable to give you Immediate re-
lief without drugs or operations His
method IS painless, original aud never
words. S4uiiarlIm acaommodatlon Il
9esired Consht him personally free
63RRTFEiHcfh' 81 sbuTH HnL STREET
a REFINED, ATTRACTIVE YOUNG
lady hrunette, with excellent heaih
and cheerfu dspusitipn who Is fond "
Sightseeing outdoor life ana travel bat
loves home above all places. and would
do everything 10 make home happy
would marry al an carly date cougcuial
gentleman OF means or 5000 position,
no objection 20 leaViu6 California ref
BoH i66' Herald.
GENTLEMAN OWNING A FINELY
located lot for business expects to huld
Aqon and open nlee litlie store, woAiI
IKE e meet iady Of refinement 10
take charge or the candy department.
BacheIor 80. Of good habits and 81
references. Please Blye description,
Address BOZ iGI Herald
j TO GET FAT TAKE ASPA WEIGHT
Producer latest discovery ia medi-
cine Increases yoM wcieht 5-!0
wonderful Price $2oO BooEict ffeG.
ASPA ca, 1868 broadway New YORK.
WInQWER, AGED & M CHu.uREN
height IT, II in. weight l6p. dark hair
brown eyes. holds good position aud
some means desires 90 meet lat6e STOUT
marrIase" S"''5 55ddraaz GB56X .55. liItsmii,di
a PARrlcuLAR MATRIMONIAL
agency FOR particular people. iutIudul-
lions by mali 10 bes, eliastz. socially
and financially. c4uAdautill Information
free tsealad) WAITER McpONNElL
1873 Madison ST. GH1aso
FREE YOUR FoRrpNE rulp Eu-
lufe and past revealed surprising uy
ela ae't9 aaiv9Eaaf 'sf" s 56aHH + sIadaa si5'a
stamp Eaow tayacir "
PROF IRA l. GUlIrcRD PUREN0
losist psychic tIlmist; here ? years,
tHtie'fal"s tti rl" 9H or N45'l t It2N" tot n,T e
W4teI best IN california "il}4 SOUTH
ANYONE KNOWING. THE WHERE
Ql0uts Of Nlls and Glgt Olsen VIII con
Ills ad I'52' y by q .as 'Gi f3 3 MSS FS4 3E ;HI
OLSEN, 5N Forty sixth street Ruck Is
land. Ill
GEN'rI EMAN WITU MEANS WorID
tihe to meet honest Woyhug sim on
Hdde. ddI1.. II Do& S'- l.. 4jj.s ij.a,i a. a'"'."'
MTpULE-AGEp HUStNESS MAN UV
good hautN wants 10 meet a lady ag.i
heWgeu "l -u4 l'. ua uuiegtleu % widow
rs Re.4ll
I46tg$ o05SS. ql' nllaa.ERAE2scoo?,.s5 .o.o25g
cents brugsIat5 on mail Buuktlt
free. pR IuFRAECO llu4l-ipNla
"a
I1L-L....-Gl. gLLlg1 IL. s.4-e ia 5 Ma.a
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
eos aanT
Rooms

no LET FIRST CLASS R0OMs ron
men az The Fort new house; Xii Gail,
fornia ,apd Broadway ] block north u
court house
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST SGtEN

'BGONn CHURCH OF CHRIST SGTbN-
tist-Slmpson auditorium, 7Si south
Hope street Services Sunday II a
Christian science Quarterly. Subject
Christ Jesus" Chiidren's Sunday
school q 40 a. N. Wednesday evening
meeting at o'clock Reading rooms
b10-6I1 Herman W. Hellman bldg,
Sprug and Fourth streets open
daily sundays excepted. from a. m
10 d d m
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
TRussEs

.HG YOU HUPpUHGpf uO YQG
wear 9 truss fgpw which You ace aul
ferluBf We BU1t4Ulea u perfect At
aud hest mUkea pf Tuaaes; lady az
teudapt TruaSes apUt pu apprpYal
0pep eYephBa Upd SuUdaY LONpON
TRUSS cQ S95 west Fiftu o., Laa
AuBelea c'ai
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
suCIETY NOTICES

uBAR Roy a S uuWUs CMQUG
preseutaUuu 4f IA. Industrial pylUluu
before lhe p,DPy.aUe eivu thi4 ayauius
iu Slmphpu} b4il % s tuu a.. ut 4
Prot aud Mga be Hbaweua wee
pRpE lNA l.. GNlrONu puKGNOt-
"Stst s, pleHt, , pS'w'i,t, He(g ",Pg, }es!a,
500 tgyc drinks lt Nttutua I,U,ut .a-
ter best In Caltouda a,ut S SpRlHG
BABA BHANAVI5 LECTURU Az
llImq pf Rtuth Ma muJUiub 1ud ktlauuu
temple lu eFeumb. postponed mul ueAt
sunday
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24

q PARTICULAR MATRIMONIAL
agency FOR particular people; iubuduc
tinus by mall 10 best eilssea socially
and financially. l4uAdauiill Information
free (seald) WALTER McpONNI5l.L.
iSS Madison St. GAie4so
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
sANITARluws

TUB, VApOB AND ettyPBUME BATHS
massaec, vibr0tory Treatments FOR
rheumatism, nervous deblity mani
curing faee and scalp. s2sM s Bdway
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
MINING AND AssArns
AWTHUNi CuVJ'uW MINES JUNU N
.MNntA ILMN

MeNut.l Nuuiu1 tu4 b..l.,.,
puuiptu1 UU, tNu g.uuu. ut NINA.
near pg ... ttla ~. .....i
locator 20 ia" Iut.lll.. ..l .t It,
Uom a.. uu.a .t,., u.lfuu, . l.N
crew ut ..u .al U.uti... ....
tquNWeu, .u u.a ut Ae#. ,t.u.. .i
Clolaa
SIS slN.y as. ...t MAI. .ul 4 ...
cN,yg lutl ..,..u o4 u.iu, . ..g. ....
body q, .r. .. sle., ..sull-l.
An arl. ,a t-l#e w.u.y .a .... .u
sulu ll.eN ut tuuh al 80. a .....
plls ,s absolutely 4u l.-... .....
eltlou. We eAlu. gb suN.ll a.. u.
r!sld iuspapu.u rAu wut. tau n..u
pleased We Nll Na y. show .ut t..
plgs 4uu dya-tthe uuf tHu.t.,.
itppgta ana IWpl.s 1l .l. 0uI.. ..
McNINIEN tNEESEtItNT >UIpANN
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
WANTED
HsIp-Fsmsl.

LADIES 10 WORK pTECEW0RKi a.
per dozen materials Furnished; 10 can-
yaseingi steady work stamped envelope.
bEsT MFG co. Chemplafp BIDS, Chi
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
Houses

50. 8 ROOMS, gis, 4 ROOMS, BATH, SIS,
rooms, bath, Keys l542 u. ADAMS.
Hooper avenue cars,
s2s RENTAL, OR 800 DOWN, On PER
month buys lf}l ", Slst and sausDn
Junction car line, See OWNER
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
TRANSFER ANp STORAGE
STORAGE
LosT ANn FOUND

LOST EAST los ANGELES. A
thick yeuQw leayed beck, leather front
and wooden back Liberal reward Will
sf RS'9 sa seH9ns ssdSang Y sane O.
cry RAAB CREAMERY co, South
Pasadena. Home phone Ga3A
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
Agents

AGENTS START IN THE MAIL OR
Our plan has started hundreds and Ia
3 sure winner. Write for particuIars
w y, JOHNSON, Wayerly Hotel MN
neapOlls MINI
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
ASTRoLoGERS
DIR. MEAD, ASTROLOGER,
3lI1s SOUTH SPRING ST.
TELLs YOU WuAT no nC

TELLS Iop WHAT TO no.
| cast your horoscope by the plan
cts from date of birth This tells YOU
what you are hest titted fox, describes
marIoPe partner disease tempera
meut Journeys business health. aex
OF children before birth the natural
law soycyuins the ryeuI politics.
elections lucky days. all questions pt
life answered This business reading
one dollar by mail two dollars /
ehUiieuBe any gsVoioser ia the world
TO excel nay work | gave the yacht
races 6 days IN advance Chinese
Japanese war Americau Spanish war
Tor the BXamiuer aud ,ho Hartford
Times. teagh short system OF as.
trQlQsY for the bUsiuess MAN and
pupils warned Martha Russeii Of
has DEATH IN the preseuee ot Prof ltN
&HtFord by tue street ears at santa
The only estralogey In the city who
win give FORECASTS Of eyeuts Tor the
press over his signature haye
never been eAposed 4 l9ker No
gratt here Realin-s daily
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
McNINIUV INNUSIWINV NUWVANN
1ys NUsOu 1lG,.
C0PPER C0PPER COPPER

II lutptesl-u 4Nul I trut4 " ..4a.Ya
tog STANDARD C0pper NeWa eJ4.4..,2s
Complete euglultta' gepQrl1 map -s
ssS5oa6 ssSs ft o95i.i9 n i9 33sSsSSil@r Sss4e Sys;
Unhct Verde T4s stock is alaJlUL-l,
gll9yanteea AodGess TlIG GENENAl
SECdNlTlES co, suite EOS Pa.lA-
kieegIie hMldlns lgs AnselsA
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
AuTos ANp oIHER vehLe.Rs

fQH SALE BARGAlN u taken auiek.
0ua eopdlt,6p l4tl $ MATS so WY
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
MsnsY
S4SNO
FACTORY sIIIl

S1SNO
FACIORY sIpH
"eNd npd safe ingeatMsa., a. Y u
Fegngndp a1d Ann ass., imprpYed witl,
. ~ gpNm lpdsiaS hpWae, facipg pn
sau FgFuuudp ~, and a i-rq9m ept-
!"gs tagles pn Ann slr heth FeH1sa'
lot 1GA tao a.
Adagess HGlNEH, iea0 $. Oliye 81
liogns phpne Flase.
WANT QWQK MONEY OFFER FIVE
per cent discount on $1,000 S2puQ $500
murtsAgea (Arsll pn semlr ptfslpesa
ptOparIY Cottages 29lh aud Ions Beach
ave- slppALl CO.. 2pl Com bids
WANr $1,000 AND QgFER $500 BQNus
gnd z per gept pet lnlefesi security y
$500, 3geaf mprtgage slppALL COS
2pl Eppp pNlldlpg