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FOODpoIsoNS.
DO Per Cent OF All Discusses the Rcssyt
OF Undlgcsted FurcfyIag Foods.

Men of affairs, women n, sociot,.
and children with active brains sre loo
o,tteh sedehtary IN their habits. giving
llttle time to exercise. To This evil rs
added that of high and Irregular iIv-
llB--as a result, the stomach cannot
stnnd the demands made upon IL, The
abused and overtaXed stomach does
s,ot properly do the work OF digestion,
ROOD taken In ferments and the poison
permeates the whole svs,n,, IRE
BODY loses In weight and becomes n
prey Tor the attack OF whatever d.
sease II may encounter.
Diu IL ever occur to YOU how busy
that stomach of yours is? 1t only holds
three pints, but IN one year Won force
u 10 take In 2,40G pounds OF material.
uisest IL ana prepare II for assimila-
, s,on INTO the blood. No wonder II re-
neis when overwoTked. We crowd 1t
win steaks and pastry. irrltate its
1ulces with spices and acids. and ex-
pect the stomach To do It's work. IL
can't do H. All over the inner LAYER
on the stomach are glands which Sc
create the juices necessary to dges-
lioh. Thc entrance OF food into the
stomach Is the signal for these glands
10 do their work. The more the food.
and the more indigestible, the greater
the demand upon them and upon the
muscles or the wall adjoining.
mink OF the tons OF high seasoned
game, sweetmeats and appetzers
crammed into this little four-ounce
mil, and then wonder, If you will, why
you are dizzy or nauseatcd or constl-
pated. Don't blame your stomach or
curse your fate that You should be
born so unfortunate. Blame yourself
and apply the remedy,
First, get small package of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets. taking one after
each meal and at bed time. Thy aye
not a medicine. but a digestive. Y.fr
stomach Is worn out and needs help,
not medicine. StuaTt's Dyspepsia Tab
lets Will do the work that the stom-
ach falls to do. There's enough pow
eli In one grain Of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets to digest 1900 grains of or
binary food, 50 YOU needn't fear that
anything You emit will remain i'm your
stomach undigested
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will rout
the poison because they remove the
cause--foud fermentation. They are
natures own cure for dyspepsia. The
host of troubles dyspepsia is father OF
cannot be numbered, for a healthy
stomach IN the source OF all health.
Seize your opportunity before worse
conditions confront YOU Send today
for free trial package of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets. They will bring
your stomach relief. f. 4. Stuart Co,
SO Stuart Bldg, Marshall Mich.
The so cent size for sale at your
druggists.
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$50 east Third South stree,-Sunday
school at gi45 a. m; church services
al II n. m. and & y. m, subject.
Man" Each Wednesday evening at
o'clock meeting IS held to listen
to testimonials of healing OF both sin
and sickness. All are welcome TO these
services. Free reading rooms open
daily from 10 n IN. TO ) .. m, in
rooms 606-607 Scott building 16S Main
street
Second church of Christ Scientist
|. O. O. +. hail. corner OF Eleventh
sermon at IL a. m. Subject. Man"
| sunday school at 2;l5 p. m. Wednes-
day evening testimonial meeting ut S
o'clock. All are welcome.
UNITARIAN.
First Unitarian church: Rev. Frank
! Fay Eddy. pastor-Servicese in Unity
| hall. 1873 South Second East street.
Morning service at Il n M Sermon
by the pastor on THE Chemistry of
,, Love-" music by Unity quartet; sun
day school at 1915 D. M; Young Peo
Song service and Emerson study
Lloyd Alliance meets Tuesday nj 1850
y. m.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Phillips Congregational church,
Fifth South ana seventh East streets:
Rev. p. A. Simpkin. pastor-Services
Sunday at l. and 1:i5, communion
service In the morning. with reception
Of members; preaching In the evening,
sermon by the pastor: sunday school
At 12;15: Christian Endeayor at $3.50
Very cordial welcome to all worship
ers at these services.
SALVATION ARMY,
a special memorial service win be
held AT the army hall. Sunday a. M
for the 10 officers who persisted In the
wreck of the steamer Larchmont on
the night of Feb. II In the waters OF
Long Island sound. Special music ana
singing. also singing in Swedish All
welcome.
FREE THOUGHT.
New Though society. K. p. hall 2el
Main. Sunday at y. m, conference
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There win be conference of the
elders residing within the Twelfth ana
Thirteenth wards OF this city Wednes-
day, March g. at 1880 u. M, at the
Twelfth ward Westinghouse. A new
quorum OF elders VIII be organized, and
it is desired that all elders shall be
present.
RICHARD w Young,
JOSEPH S. WELLS,
JOHN NJ. KNIGHT.
Stake Presidency,
The regular monthly meeting of the
priesthood of Ensign stake will be held
Friday, the sth instant, at 1880 p. M,
in the Twentieth ward Westinghouse.
RICHARD w. YOUNG,
JOSEPH S. WELLS
JOHN NJ. KNIGHT.
The regular monthly meeting of the
high priests quorum OF the Pioneer
stake OF Zion will be held Sunday morn
ing, March 3. Mt 10 a. m. In the high
priesthood room of the stake hall.
DAVID MCKENZIE
HUGH WATSON
JAMES LEATHAM.
Presidency.
The regular monthly general stake
priesthood meeting of the Pioneer stake
of Zion will be held Monday evening,
March a. 1907. at 1880 p, M, In the stake
hall. All nem bers OF The priesthood are
invited to attend. The regular month
~ home missionary meeting will be
held Immediately after the general
priesthood meeting.
WIN. McLACHLAN
SYLVESTER Q. CANNON,
CHARLES Fl. HYDE,
Stake Presidency.
The quarterly conference OF the ell
ders of the Salt Lake stake win be
held In the Sixteenth ward meeting
house at 1880 p. m, Monday, March
4, 1907
NEPHI l.. MORRIS,
GEORGE r.. EMERY,
EDWARD T. ASHTON,
Stake Presidency.
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church. 1886 Fourth East street, +. W.
Bussard. pastor-Third Sunday In Lent:
Sunday school at 10 n. m. Regular
morning service at IL o'clock. Every
one cordially welcome. Church council
meets at the parsonage Monday evening
al s O'Clock. Catechetical class, Tues
day and Friday, at 4S0 p. IN.
First German Evangelical Lutheran
St. Johns church Seventh South and
state; William j. Lankow, pastOr--Sun-
day school al $3.50 a. IN. Service at 1880
m. Lent services Wednesday at s
J, m.
Our savior's Evangelical Lutheran
church. 45i Fourth East--Services al
2:30 p, M, conducted by REV. William j.
Lankow, in the English language.
The Danish Evangelical Lutheran
church; Harold Jensen. pastor; resi-
dence, 424 Fourth street-ServiCes at
the Norwegian church. 545 Fourth East.
High mass service at II a. III. Second
sermon ON "Christ's Passion" at p. m.
All Danes and Norwegians cordially in
vited.
Swedish Lutheran, Emanuel Rydberg
pastor-Sunday school in Swedish and
English at 10 a. m. Morning service
at II a. m. Singing by Juvenile choir.
Evening service, p, m; subject of ser
mon. ''The Guilt of Sim Choir Will
sing Thursday evening the monthly
ours, To these meetings, all are well
come
BAPTIST,
East Side Bsptist. corner Seventh
East and Third South; s. A. Hayworth.
pastor-Divine service AT II a. M, In
GLIDING a short sermon and observance
OF the Lord supper. Evening service
at 7:so, with preaching by Rev. L. S.
Stuckei OF Oakland, and solo by Miss
Emma Thomson of Pueblo. sunday
school a l2;15 p. IN. Christian Endes-
yor at 6; 30 p. m. Prayer and conferences
Wednesday evening. All are Invited.
First Baptist church, corner OF Sec
ond South and Second West Rev, d. A.
Brown, misunderstanding at II a. nj.
and $50 =. m. Communion and recep-
ton OF members at morning service.
Sunday school at 1890. Horace Tucker.
superintendent b. Y. p. U, at $50 p.
M; leader, Allan Anslcy; topic. Being
Honest Win Yourself and Cod" We'd
nesday evening service at 7;45, topic,
"Feasts aud Feast Days. Ownership
and Stewardship" A welcome to, all.
Rio Grande Mission chapel Second
South. between Ninth and Tenth West
Sunday school at 1910 a, M. A. n.
Flynn superintendent.
Burlington Mission chapel, corner OF
Ineiana avenue and Navajo street.
sunday school az 1880 a. m; Henry
Jacobs, superintendent.
EPISCOPAL.
ST. Marks cathedral. 225 east First
soutb street, REV. BerliamIu Rrewster
Observation-Disclosures for fine third sunday in
I.ent. Holy communion an 1880 n. M.
sunday school IN e.45: holy communion
ana sa,non at ii the Rsy William +.
Ann arrhdeacon. viii nreech. eyenine
prayer aud sermon at 1:sO,
west s,r.st-ftnI,. cnroTn,,ninn M q
w snrdov srbooI NJ a.as n, -
,'i,,p ,rlt,cr ma serr,on NJ =, -,
81. Pnurs church. Main and Fourth
South streets, Charles y, Perkins. rec
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details of the suit before me- nor do I
as yet know them"
REV. Irving c. Tornlnsou, defend
ant. said he had not heard of the suit
and did not care to express himself OH
II.
Ira C. Knapp also one OF the de-
PENDANTS, said tonight that he had
heard nothing OF such action,
s.A. cHAcEs OPINION.
Fan River. Mass, March l-stephen
4. Chnce, of this city, the treasurer OF
the Christian Science church, said to-
night.
II never heard OF che matter until
tonight. 1t is my opinion that the
whole matter Is one of family differ.
ences and has nothing whatever to do
with the church
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S. A. CHACEs OPINION.
Church notite$.

Regular services OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will
be held tomorrow. Sunday: Fast meet
ings being held in the respective wards
at o'clock pm; Sunday school at 10
am. and meetings In the city wari
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows.
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Greatest Blood Purifier. =.

Greatest Blood PuIltleE."1 the youngest onty
living son Of Dr. j. Backman well known in Massachusetts,
My father always recommended Hoods Sarssparla the
greatest blood purifier earth certify
thing NEWTON NJ. BLAcxMAN, Hotel Savoy, Danbury Ct
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GRANITE STAKE.
Other Churches.

Services will be held in the various
non-Mormon churches tomorrow as
follows:
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Every man, woman and child should
now take Hoods Sarsaparilla, the only
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Family Physician Prescribed Hood's.-"we had
terrible siege OF diphthera and family physician said II
left with very impure blood greatly
tons and advised Hoods Sasapar the best blood purifier
and strengthened II worked
OF that awful disease ANNE N. CEcILIA HAYS,
81 Eastern avenue Gloucester, Mass
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Spring Medicine

that is worthy of the name.
Its merit has been provedin thousands
of cures; its praise is sounded in thou
sands of testimonials; it is friend in
thousands Of homes, where this spring,
as every spring, il is doing its great
work as reliable remedy for all troubles
of the blood, stomach, liver and kidneys.
1t purifes, vitalizes and enriches the
blood. 1t builds up weakened and shat
tered nerves. 1t creates an appetite and
gives digestive strength. 1t has made
thousands of lives worth living that
1t is not a patent medicine. 1t is
up-to date, of greatly concentrated strel
Smaller doses are necessary than of
is therefore the most economical mcdici
Remarkable for its great cures of all
kidney and liver troubles, scrofula, eczer
caused by impure blood or low state of
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WI arch " AR sv

months when Hoods Sasapa thousands
The
humoradn blood get YOU to have
season is here
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at y. M, lecture by DR.. A. WHEEL.
Admission free All welcome
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.


London, March Premier Campbell
Bannerman, who up to the present time
has refused to receive "A deputation OF
the woman suffragists has now written
a letter In which he promises to sup
port with much pleasure" the bill pre-
scented by w, Dickinson, NJ. r., to give
suffrage to women.
That's ALI Nuf said. when you say
that HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea Is
the greatest family remedy on earth.
II does you good going and coming.
35 cents. Tea or Tablets. n. C. M. |.
Drug Dept. 112-114 South Main st.
saa t>bar,ss for Wall r1anar
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See Ebert's for wan Paper.
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New Though society. K p. hall, 2eI
Main. Sunday at p. M, conference
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
PAID S500,o00 FOR MINES
Gigantic Deal for Valuable Mineral
Property Closed in Los
Angeles

Recently one of the largest deals
in mining property lately negotiated in
Los Angeles was closed the considera-
ton being 100000. The property in
cludes twenty-nine claims owned by j.
B. Osborne and the Drew company Of
San Francisco.
The property, which includes the fa-
nous Tecopa and Gun Sight mines,
located in San Bernardino and Inyo
counties, Cal, was purchased by ]. Z.
Overbury, H. G.. McMahon and ]. H.
Lester of Rhyolite and the Sloane COM
pany of Philadelphia composed of N,
P. Sloane, ]. T. Sloane and j. A. Sloane.
The corporation will be known as the
Tecopa Consolidated Mining company,
and already 100000 has been placed in
the treasury to begin development
work.
The first step toward securing the
property was made last May and sew
eral months ago Mr.. Overbury and Mr..
McMahon came to Los Angeles and
paid $4,000 for an option on the prop
erty. The second $4,000 was paid and
the new company took over mort
gage Of $125,000 held against the prop
erty by the Drew company. In sixty
days the transfer of papers will be
completed. Since the first installment
was paid the prospective purchasers
nave been keeping twenty men at work
on the property in order to hold the
contract. To further fulfill the condi-
tions of the bonds 100 men will be nut
on at once and a big concentrating.
plant and hosting plant will be
erected
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
ZAISER PRODUCE CO.

The well-known Zaiser Produce com
pany has occupied a prominent posi-
tion In the commercial affairs of Los
Angeles and Southern California for
over twelve years and has become a
MIXTURE in the general market as a
handler of products Of the land and
sea. Gus c. Zaiser is the proprietor and
manager OF the business which is con-
Quoted at the southwest corner of Third
and Alameda streets at the City mar
ket. The Zaiser Produce company is
the only wholesale fish market in Los
Angeles and transacts huge volume of
business every day, supplying all of the
leading hotels. the principal restau-
rants, the general market and dealers
generally. Mr.. Zaiser receives fish every
day fresh from points as far north as
Seattle and south along the Mexican
coast. The best of facilities are en-
joyed for the handling Of the catches
and stock is promptly distributed to the
trade at market prices. In addition to
supplying dealers and hotels in Los An
geles and coast points Mr. Zaiser also
makes shipments to cities in the terri
tories and also to state and territorial
institutions.
The fish and game business is Of such
an eXacting nature that the closest at
tention is required in handling the prod
NS'o plphlapAy anu edllSldClOflly DOtn
to the proprietor and the public, conse-
quently Mr.. Zaiser is probably one Of
the businest men in business in the
community. Having long ago estab-
lished fine reputation for dealing only
in fresh and desirable products Of the
field and sea, he is ever watchful, and
enjoys large patronage. Fifty to one
hundred fishermen are making ship
ments to the Zaiser Produce company
every day except In stormy seasons,
and the best the market affords can
always be found at Zaiser's.
nhn arat ~ ..,.i.. - ....ooI.. ........ 49,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
TRADE FEATURES
OF Los ANGELES
MOUNTAIN MINES AID IN RAPID
DEVELOPMENT
Increase of Fifty Per Cent In Freight
Business Over 1eo5-Bank Clear
ances Show High
Record

Los Angeles has grown more rapidly
during the past year than at any pre-
vious year in the citys history. Every
branch of business has been increased.
Many retail merchants report larger
sales of from 25 to 100 per cent, not
withstandinS the fact that many new
firms have been established. Whole
sale business has grown 80 or 40 per
cent and never before have jobbing
stocks beer so heavy nor so rapidly
depleted. In some lines business had
to be declined because of inability to
get goods with which to fill orders.
There has been an exceptionally heavy
demand for provisions and mining ma
chtnery, due to increased mining ac-
ttVlty in Arizona, southern Nevada and
southeastern California, where new
and important discoveries have brought
a veritable mineral boom.
Interstate and transcontinental trade
was heavy. Freight bushes on the
railroads, in and out of CITY. shows an
increase of nearly so per cent over
1905. The volume of bank clearings and
the value of building permits broke all
previous records. Real estate was ac-
tive, surprising other years both in
number and Importance of sales. MANY
business properties changed hands one
or more times at substantial advances
The manufacturing interests also ex-
banded and the total capital employed
In factories and foundres is now
placed at $4,000, 200. Many well known
industries are represented by wei
equipped plants, but exceptional
strength has developed in iron work.
ing trades. The city has 11O of these
establishments, which employ 450C
workers and produce a variety of prod
ucts valued at $1S,500,OOO.
Citrus Fruit Products
The citrus fruit industry has hereto
fore ranked first in Importance in
southern California, but other prod
ucts are pressing forward The follow
ing figures of the selling values at first
hands In 1906 Of the leading products
OF the seven Southern California coun-
ties have been compiled by the Los
Angeles chamber of commerce: Citrus
fruit, S2O,0OO00O; petroleum, $40, 900 900;
Pork, beef, mutton, dressed, $6, 100000
beet sugar $5,3s00O0; hay, 81, ,677. .360,
grain, $4,000 900; beans, $2 300 600. dried
fruits and raisins $2,OOOOOO
Ten vars ago the world began 10
learn the use OF oil for fuel in loco
motives and factories, since when
Southern California petroleum has be-
come an important factor In the worlds 4
commerce. The output has grown IN
that time from 1,2OS 4S2 barrels TO sc.
0O0 900, and In no degree Is present out
put measure of its possibilities. In
1906 serious efforts We're begun to In
produce California OIL into foreign fuel
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
Promises Fine Yield

Scott owen Of Visalia, Cal, has re-
ceived a letter from his brothers, who
are mining near Blanchard, TuOlumne
county, In which they inform him that
they have discovered a new ore chute
in their mine going over 800 TO the
ton. The vein averages two feet IN
width and up to this last discovery
has yielded over $40 to the ton. The
lode is widening as they go down ON II
ana promises to be very productive
property.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
The street rallwav hnildlnr haa Lnni

The street railway building has kept
pace with the growth of the city, some-
times anticipating it, thus Fastening
the rapid upbuilding OF outlying dis
tricts. Fifteen years ago the first cleo
trio railroad in California was operated
In Los Angeles. Today two hundred and
fifty miles of single track in the CITY
and sixteen interurban lines radiate to
coast and interior points, extending
each from ten TO forty miles into the
country.-Dun & Co.'S 1906 Review.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17

markets and to meet the high freight
rates that excluded it from eastern
markets. Last year representatives of
the leading oil companies secured big
contracts in Japan and South America,
and early this year shipments will be
made to eastern points by way of Il
pipe line nearing completion across the
iSthmus of Panama.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
Building and FREIGHT
Tonnage in and
out of L. A.
Transcontlnental.
Ten months.

The conditions that have helped in
this remarkable growth are the soil
and climate that have made possible
unusual achievements in agriculture
and horticulture and the great irrigat-
ing projects that are controlling and
conserving river waters and develop
ing and utilizing subterranean water
supplies. Three trunk lines open up and
make commercially tributary a large
territory, and the construction by the
federal government at San Pedro of
deep sea harbor will give to Los An
geles harbor facilities that will enable
her to compete for share of oriental
and south coast trade. In about two
years, when completed, this harbor will
have anchorage space of more than a
mile square, averaging forty-hve feet
in depth, with nearly two miles of wa
ter front for wharves and docks. The
problem Of providing an adequate wa
ter supply has just been solved by ac-
quiring the legal possession of water
rights in Owens valley. This water will
be brought to the city, a distance of
more than two hundred miles, and the
cost of the work Is estimated at $23,-
100000. The first bonds were voted Sep
tember 6. 1905.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
Record Bank cIearInas

The past two years has shown a
notable tendency to consolidation of
banks and three important mergers
have added strength to the financial
situation. The increase of bank capital,
deposits and loans at the close of each
year for five years is shown below; also
transactions in clearings for the same
period.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17

The first carriage wheels We're used
In France in 1862