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owNER MUST SELL-A bargain, 10 room
brick house, all improvements: store Ia occupied
by owner as butcher and grocer. lt is the only
one OF itsfind half mile OF place, doing a large Dual.
ness: all stock In the place goes with the property;
horses and wagons and all other requirements.
] must retire. due 70 sickness, price $500; cash
and Paterson ava, East Rutherford N. J.
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DC o NEED CAPITAL 10 extend or start busi-
nesst II 90. write me before arranging elsewhere;
exceptional facilities for placing stocks and bonds
quickly. EVERETT DUfoUR Corporation ~.
torney, LeDroit Bldg. WSShing ton, D.. @.
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Company and Tenn, Stock. Ami Payable
Streets Western Stable q,
Car, semi annual .,....,- pfd 81 July !
Ashland Coal and Iron. .. an
quarterly. n.....,..,.: JUNO az
memnbiS ouSr,eriy"e4'S pfd July /
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A N AND ORGANS.
BUsINESS

CORPORATIONS quickly organized 80. inolun
ing all charges expenses complete supplies pSSeS
ciATioS OF REGiSTRREb ATTORNEYS 81 Mas
Hau.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
The Missouri Pacific Railway Go.

BSth Dividend.
No. le5 Broadway, New York, May -, 1901.
a semi Annual dividend OF Two Dollars and Fifty
Cents $3.50 on each share OF stock OF this Com.
pany has been declared, payable at the once OF
The Company, No. 1876 Broadway, New York CITY,
on July 20. 1907. TO stockholders OF record al the
close OF business on June 20, 1907.
The stock transfer books will be closed at three
o'clock =. NJ, on June ~. 1907, and %reopened al ten
O'Clock A. NJ. on July %, 1907.
A. II. CALEF, Treasurer.
SEARS ROEBUCR & CO.
Notice Is hereby given TO the stockholders OF the
preferred shares OF stock OF the company that a
quarterly dividend OF One Dollar and Seventy tnve
cents Ni.75 per share has been declared upon the
preferred stock. payable July l.. 1907, 10 the stock
holders OF record OF the preferred shares OF stock
OF the company al the close OF business June 10.
1907. The transfer books OF the preferred stock OF
the company viii be closed from June 10, 1901, TO
July l., 1907, both Inclusive. Columbia Trust Com
pany. % Nassau ST.. New York City. IL Transfer
~ A. II. LOEB. Secretary.
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WANTED-Hustlers TO Introduce our summer
distribute advertising matter; no can
wasting; a modern method OF doing business; sAlaEy
and commission: stamped envelope brings prQpoei-
ton by return mail. ri BUSINESS
AGENCY, Orangeville, Maryland. p -
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sli.O 600 BUYS fine residence, near depot, at Siam
ford. Conn. For further details apply
MCDONALD WIGGINS CO.. PSI Broadway.
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LOAN Of SIS, 600 required; very best OF security
offered: liberal bonus and interest: highest ref
erenceS furnished. Full particulars at
-WIGGIS CO., 257 broadway.
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ATENT for household article can be bought
at $4,000: big money in this; full particulars az
MCDONALD VIRGINS CO., 257 Broadway.
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WIREWoRKERS: first class only. Applyto
26th st.
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thirty years and clearing 90 600 profits annually;
price $3.50, co.,; horses, wagons. &c. Apply, al
MCDONALD WIGGlNS CO, 27 lIoadWay.
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81 600 u one third interest corset manufac-
turing business. location New York: splendid OPP
port unity; Particulars at
Nc DONALD WlGGlNS co, 2S7 broadway.
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PARTY WANTED, 5000; high class manufac.
turing business; $1,000 in orders on hand highest
references given. Apply at
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LOANS.
SAIARIED PEOPLE

and others furnished money upon their bwn hams
without security; easy payments: oftcts In 80 prln ,
cipal cities save yourself money by geihIiaaE. nv
los Fulton ST., N. Y; Room zoe. 81 West t2d st.. N.Y.
Room SIS, s7S Fulton ST., Brooklyn; Room Sz. 70
Montgomer y st.. Jersey City.
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CLOTHING

GENTLEMEN'S Clothing 10 order on y weskE
payments; perfect nj: nne material. ENCHASG
CL~OTHINGCo., $50 Broadway; entrance Park plAc'
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A GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO party with mod
crate means; high class manufacturing business
now in operation and making money: for sale,
price SS5. 900; this includes valuable property: pre-
Vious experience In the business not necessary;
this Ia one chance In a thousand TO step into a going
business. Owner wishes 70 retire. Apply TO
MCDONALD VIRGINS CO., a5T Broadway.
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r WANTED.

AGHNTS-Photo Pillow Tops; the great money
maker work guaranteed. Write for Particular
n. RoSENWINGE, Harrison and Helsted sts'
Chicago.
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$4,000 SECOND MORTGAGE LOAN wanted
fully protected: guarantee @ per cent also liberal
bonus allowed: Investment secured by nigh class
property: located In central part OF East orange
MCDONALD -wIGGINs CO., ISL broadway.
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BUSINESS cHANCEs $

Established % years. 10 you require capital or
partner lUt your business, II you desire 70 sell .
puslhehs or manufacturing plant. Lv matter WheIe
situated. send 10 full PARTICULARS. We WORK sIrlCuS
on commission basis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-06
OcutIdlcS WcI0

AT pcrfouIen. $3.50 Gents pro War2
ODER APO Marf fir einen Collar.
8edjIcl unb Grebitbrieie arf ollie
St6otc @uropa's. @eloieloungen.
Shiif8forten, 8eiicpdiie uno allslan'
oiihes @elo. SBeo. $. 9iencr & 3d.,
pit OIt.9oltinlore. Strobc. (3O32
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SciratbS- 2iccnscn.

Gilmore @rigbt % uto Innie Quis
5orbi 20 Sabre olt; Ypplifont Gilmore
@rigbt Gar. 1906. 5ren6itroBe.
Wtor g. 2on0ruebr 20 uno Gluniina
s. Gbeling 26 Sabre olt; Ipplitont
Mlor g. &an0mebr, Nr. 719, SllDs
glmnitrobc.
George 81. Scrminon 25 uno &oiie
81. Sries IS Sabre olt; gpplifont Is.
81. S%crminoll Ger. 615, Sii0.gSolie-
ltroBc.
Charles $. Gorntolr, @ittper, 40
unO @ijnonob 6iibcr, 8ittnc, "a
Sabre aft; glpplitont Charles $. Dor.
man, Nr. 2237, 6coerolitroBe.
&orrp q. @rolter q uno 9lgncS ..
Ycoic 30 Sabre alt; 9(pplifont @m.
g9oltcr Gbeitcr, Nr. 1884, Oit-lFonhs
mentItroBc.
%Soicpb Ol6rigbt AZ, 9cIdieoelL unO
Caroline 9udbplB, @ittlpc, Al Sabre
alt; Stpplifont Is. Olbrigbt, Nr. 1853,
Observation-Disclosures,
Soicpb &. &canlan 80 uno Minnie
s. McNrotb 2G Sabre alt; Ipplitont
Solcpb 6. 2comon @oibington .. e.
Scrmon GoslolpSfi % unb Minnie
90. Sicglcin 20 Sabre alt; Ipplifont
@ilta 81. 6iibcr, Nr. 1914, @clt.Frott-
ltrobe.
@nt. ". Sarriion 81 uno Bertha
%. 9uib 20 Sabre alt; Gpplitont =.
8. 2ipingIton Nr. 1922, Noro.6lll'
ton.Npemle.
0opi0 Silpermou % mo GiLic
WcrnItcin 70 Sabre alt; Ipplifont
0oDio SiIpermou, -9tr. BOB, Nor0-
@onbitroBc.
1ront Is. Yopp "a mo Gliiobetb
Gad 20 Sabre alt; Npplltont 6ronf
Is. Yopp, Nr, 95, @iltenSf Ipenllc.
9ic StroBen Gommi0 a.
re uon Baltimore Gonntp
murocn in ibrer Observation-Disclosures
Gibung obcrmola BON ollerbnno Eei
tentcll beItiirmt, meld)e ibre gSitnlbe
porbrodtcn. Cine Delegation Der
|lun0te sic lofortigc OeiInlung Der N1s
nopoliS= 9lpcmle I'M orittct Glltrltt,
mcld)e obQclperrt morOcn lpor, ltnl
ser Baltimore Mnibin9ton mo Wit
noppliS @abn" @clcgcllbeit 81 geben,
cinen Slnncl rntcr 0erlclbcn 6lt
holtcll. Cine ol0crc 9clcgotlolI
p%crlon0te bic 0cleudtung Der Stra'
ben in Scr llmgebung bon Wteloule
lln0 idlieblid mllr0e nod Die yer
monoluno Scr Geoors9lpenle 81 Gpers
green in cine 2onoitrnBc %perlonGt,
Die GonmiiiGrc OerIprohen Die We
titionGn IN GrmGgltn0 81 5lcbei1.
@uItorY ricc rciignirt. 49,
IoItor $. WtcolcD Yrice, SecllorGer
Der @iidoi GlumminS WenlorIol'airs
die, bat icine Neiignotion cingereld)t,
INN Die Stcuc zines BrcoigcrS Der CT
Observation-Disclosures IN SDreipS-
bl1rp Ms, 5t iiberncDmcn.
Gas SobreS oeS
GcreinS0cr Sc 6 Il tSleutc
BON Q il 8 Baltimore tinoet
am If. Mpril in Der bl. Srcr5sSnlle
Stott llnb @oltpcrnelrr @orfielo ionic
Mouor SimonltS Doben ibrc Infpelen.
belt 5ltgclogt.
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(Sorifebu1tg.)

NopAhlhPhfiN't
9o3 ipar ni6t 5trdoe bei6ei6en ge=
foro.rt, ur6 Ma6dme &ittp iibertsgte.
Gi9enttid bait. Ie orii5en in europa
man1erIsi sintaufsn poutn, uHo nun
ginJ i6r 9an5er Ygio1tiAaB fort. 2(5sr
'ie tonnte iiA nun ooA ni6t ne6t sus
riid3te6en, uno mas poIts aud aQer
gano, osNen mar f6n.l iib!ySriiiIig
mar, beia9en. qeqen bd8 Slid, cen 3ss
iis5ten W1na auh pabreao osa Com
mer3 5l ieben. i'm an Ger Ssite ~ ia
Zen! Gie rsi6te ibm DE 6ano. .Sts
IoQsn oo3 @e,o 6aten, a6sr i1 fam 20
Sbnen crit in e%iri5.a 2aJsn 9e6en.
Sic iino ooh oonl! sinosritanoen2"
Gr mar e3.
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Dies lift Shire WcIegenbeit
5000

tauirn etnes jener mubcruen Sdniet lit icdIs
3tnimcru uu Der 0ipIc.StraRe, %8,uitlen Sair.
mount.Nueune nnb SaDctiesstrahc. Seller, Nof
uno .1rnttoir init Cement helcat unh neaeite
@tnrt6tun9ett, einf6lieBlt6 Iio1fenfanal 5 gtps
fbtub. 8rin63in3 1ur $50 pro Sabr.
e. z. 0aingber, Waunieifter,
Niirean UT. 2407, Gairinouutsgloenue.
OH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-06

Snnge 9amen! Madlt Gud biefc
Offcrte al Witkc.

NTTNFfV 0W 1VFYSs
Nir btIoen iett cine &Iane fir iunee Dafnen
In unfercr electric 9antntt1netbe . G9ttent'
Gnmle. giner ber YortbeiIe on bet Beibeilss
auls biefer aIaGe ut Der. sab .S1iileriitnen
erIaiibt TT, oil tbret eigenen aleioert gu ar.
auiannnteu treien. SpetieIe @orIefuneen afuei
ultb orei NAL Die 98o1e. -Srgel!o eiie iln9e
Game, bic cine iaibipnabIe. Shleibertt 5l ioers
ben ,pTinfdt, foate ftb btefe Sfferfe gu y'isen
sir i~peitere 2~lnsfunft jtretbe ober ipenbe
man fh an SRI. M. Subcrs. VT. BOZ, gaen.
enrefoaa. Ode 6nnnrhNStr. (S78--i
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SECOND CALL,

$50 9olfion Oil Gom .....,....... tx
$4,000 @s@sS +. O.. 81
$4,000 IS. Gar II. 9iorib 5cr.....".....i07
$4,000 Scabonro 4er . Il. .............. 7iM
$1,000 llniteb gDS Gint .....,....... b5Ts
D Aoribern Central -. .......... 30
% 6ioeIitb ii. Gepoitt ....,.......f2s
$1,000 Feicrsburg 5er (dIafie W..s...ii0h
$1,000 Seabpnro i0'iibr Der ........... 90
40 Wtcr ono min trans Go....... 900
$1,000 lluiieo 8atIpnDS 4cr. ....,..... 87N
30 llniico RairunbS .............. 1917
100 llntteo 9tuiIlpabS .............. 1914
BOO llnttco HDs (Irnft Gtfs) ....... 1874
200 llnitcb J}bS (1ruft Gtfs) ....... 1879
$1,000 lluiteo 9iaiImaps Ginf .......... SO
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8rOkc nub flcinc Tarmcn i'll Ocntidcr
Nndbnrldlaft.

G05ne,. Gefluoe @eaenb; 6ireft ali nSer rabe
ber. Na9nitaiion; 9uier trnbthnrer &obcn., g(Ib
Wcoingun9elt. R1bcreS bel Scrnnnn 9iuoclt.
buop, Nr. Ill, iDro.69arlcs. StraIc, @aItis
more, Wh.
(Smiffstartcn pcn uito had europa itno
ebeniuIS bier 5u bnbcl.) (Septt9,tO
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9erfGnfe off Der bieiigeu Gffeften.
9orie.
q CT rATT
FIRST CALL

$4,000 Geabunro 10sid6r Der. ......... 30
$1,000 Seabuarb t0siibr Der. .......... 00la
$1,000 Seobonro 10 idbr Der ........... 90
$1,000 Cotton Sucf cr........,... 70
$4,000 Cotton Sicf er........,..,. 80
$1,000 Cotton Sucf Der. ............, S0A
$1,000 Cotton Suct s0E
$1,000 GonioIioateo @nS Ger. ......... t03M
$1,000 Limited JoiIuapS SIM ,......., 55h
$1,000 llniieo 9aiItutbS Ginf ......... 56&
$1,000 llniteo NaiIunD5 SIM ......... 55h
$1,000 llniteo JluiLpaD5 SIM. ........, 55M
$1,000 llntteo ~JtaiIWtbS SIM .,..,..... 55A
$4,000 llniteb 9iatIiuaDs SIM. ......... 90
$1,000 llniteo StnIIuaDS Stint. ...,..... 56A
$4,000 llniteo JiaiIunbS Ginf ......... Sc
$1,000 llnlieb TdtIpHOS 9iuf. ......... 55M
10000 llnitcb JaiIpaDS Sim ......... 90
$1,000 llnitco GntTpubs SIM, ........, o6h
$4,000 llniteb SIalIpnbs Giuf ......... 80
$4,000 llniteo 0latIwab3 Giuf ........,. Box
$4,000 llnIteb GntGpabS Giuf ......... 551s
$40 II NDS Stumbling Der (Scrtp) ..... s2l3
$1,000 mo II. Rcmna 4er............ 9eh
$1,000 Nirairia MlioInno Der ....,......l 0GA
$4,000 llntieo NdtItpnOS 4er .......... a7R
$1,000 llniteb JtulEuups der. ..,...... s7%
$4,000 llniteb SnlIuoDs er........... SIX
$1,000 GbnS Con gb II. GIec 5er....... %
$4,000 mo II. Genna @iuf ............ 02h
$1,000 llntteo nus Stumbling Der. ....... 80
$1,000 llniteb 9bS Stumbling Ser. ...... s3R
100 llnitco ms (Iruft GtiS)...... IS
100 llnitcb 9fbs CIruit GtiS) ........ 1871
100 llniteo TuiIpuDS o.. .......... ~
100 l'nttee Matl'uobS -. .,,....... 1873
IS MercaniiIe 3ruft ........,...l2 1875
1870 Conf Cotton 2ucf Com ........ 1ih
100 Ss9sS Com 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-06
8cIS at berIeikcn.

3u ~urrirtbct
atf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gctrdgc bon
5000 his $500. uSuntb 4aen ct. 9niloiug
Miiueintiun e." @r. CT, g8eit.9arrc.e traBc.
Wo0eitsTerinftl1lllt9 WIortags, gbenoS rs
llbr.. -a-..- ~t .s--.ss.t (03-G,S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-06
gerlnnst Sraucu NIB NaSdcn.
Werlnnat.

Berlnfat:
9aInen fir iteiieet 9Irbeit st Saufe; Gteius
peIn BON r1ransfFr5," $3.50 biz $500 pro
9ubeno. 3ttnTcr Cir. /, GaInerts Banfs @ebduoe,
Sutuaroa unb SnrntpgasS trnfe, (95-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-06
i8u redlten @reiiem Il, uerfanicn:

Scr9niigun9spIdee am llfer bes Curtis Greet
an anitdllbi9e 6amtIien. @runoltiide fiuo 100
bel 400 SUB. 9Serbet geBen monatlic6e 8nb=
berpndltct. 8utc5 flares 9Sniicr, feincr Siid.
fang, iebr oefnrn. Yierrc Is. 9uGan & Iepbcla,
Or. fG, Eit.ScrtuDtUn,Str. (S0-t06)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-06

Zine 5arm in 9lrlnc 9(r~ltnoelsGouniO, ciria
60 9tdcr Doler NuItitr llno Is gtder ieiue5 @ol3,
iii nit Srubt, &ieb, Gerdtbl6aften mo 98oDns
@bdnierl lucgcn Jtitdpaltocrlttlq ioiort biaiq SIT
nerinuleu. Giierten ullter ~. ILL.," 9cntiher
Gprrcipunocnt. (94-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-06

Sin ieines 9rube5 eibcnc5 9innino, fir glSs
LtellngSjucde aebnltt, ir ieinem 3nitnnoe. mtro
fir 5000 n%erfauit, ha Der Gigcnibilmer Die
Staot nerldft. ytd65ltfrGGcH III Wr. 2I22,
observation-disclosures. go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-06

9aoen fir @Gelt., Gur5s unb G%leinnanren.
gtll5Ge8ei6nete 2uge; biutae Wticibe; @prratb
mo Gtnrintun9 nel. Snpentar iabc5l $1,000.
SSiro biltG an f0nelerl &duier IoSGcibI0gcll
aegeH 0Gar UoCr Sbeil6abling. DiaH %u6rciltre
M. y. ~" uGeutiher Correspondent"
(CH5-t0D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-06

Sn UertnrfeH:
Cine GGderei llto GpIlfefts2aoen nit SduS In
Observation-Disclosures; biqiger @rrnb6tnS. 9tad)s
~8ufrnGen bel &c4er G. GLAND, 9ir. S5i, @cit.
NrattsS traRc. (06-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-06
gerlan9t i'm Nagcmeinem.
Stcaen9ciudc.

Gtencge5ud:
Gin beutfhes 8rduIein, bnS GneIifh fpti6t,
fubt Gtelllu9 ais 9inoermdoden ooer 9teifes
8celeiierin fir cine 9anle. Wtan aorelitre:
,&. Us. ~" pSeutihcr Correspondents"
O6-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-06

Sin Spppc!bnr5 nit grpber. brcitcr Sale.
@rpBer Seller, fir cine Gideret ooer elm Gnoe=
res @eiddft pniIeuo. @ute @elegenbett. yiaNs
~8uiragell bel ". Nbrur,aite'6, Mr.. 1SiG-tSiS,
yiurh'GuniuGtui iaBc Hi~urtB'&uchnc.
t94-l00D
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gu Derfaufcn.
Ait %nerfaufeu:

~, VII 4, @H us nli ell 3lii,IIfrIi ''Iln aie. rn9Serz
len aGHier u%erfuuit; eleftrii6e HSaagon@ iaDrcn
an oer I9Ere porbei; Gde @luplm G1t. uuo
I9or!tolsSlnenue Nan a%orciitre: VI. Stsneg,
Wcft'Irltngtuu. t9G-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-06

Wr. L723, 725, '727 et:. Gorin6.apcune. aots
% 5uB 8 3ou tci 200 Sub; orei Sebierte 6fts
lid BON Der gorfs9toas: boufldnbig prihtig
%befotirt, iehe nloherre @ealiemli6feit.
Mr. lis. III uno tt9 etc., R..@aturcnr.Sir.
5iiptfdeI Sairn,ouni;Stnerne UNI Saqstte.str.
f6bn oeforirt: ie6e mooerne YeGuenIi6ieit:
3iueiif0diae Sdufer. Gomarb Z. eturf, an 0rt
llto Gteue, uher Or SO, @unthcrs9 BUILDING
SaBettes NIB ct. 8anls Str. (5e6r9,1O
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
SOME ADJUSTMENTS WILL
FLOURISH AT VENICE

VENICE, March 9.--With the excep-
tion that the auditorium and dancing
pavilion will be closed there will be
little to differentiate tomorrow from
past Sundays at this resort. The me-
nagerie will be open all day, the min
iature railroad viii bid for the pub
lies dimes, Forcelletti's Venice band
will be heard at the amphitheater there
Will be circus performances and the
bath house and boating facilities will
not be affected
The breach between Abbot Kinney
and the city trustees did not appear 10
have lessened any today That the
doge anticipates finish fight with the
board Is conceded, and that il viii soon
be over with is the hope of the trades
people, who can see nothing but disas-
ter In sight under present business con-
ditions. 1t Is question whether Mr.
Kinney or the trustees show the less
concern as to the outcome OF their
quarrel Mr.. Kinney adheres to his
policy OF silence and the members OF
the board intimate they viii let the
town so TO the bow-wows before they
VIII yield anything to him
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
ZOE sALE
Stocks and Bonds

them by my nephew, Rodericl< MacDer-
mott. The letter IS as follows.
Hayward, Cal, March ?, 1907.
Mr. Edward MncD DermOtt,
Los Angeles, Cal.
MY Dear sfrt
7 received letter from RoderIclx
MncDermott today IN which he srysi ~
hope 20 retail your business patronage,
etc" 7 understand You have separated
your business interests and would like
20 know which Of you holds my Lincoln
stock. Would you kindly advise me on
this pointf Yours truly,
My nephew, Roderck MacDermott.
while working IN my employ, took a list
o. my customers names and sent them
again say that Roderick MaoDermott
was employed by me at a salary of SIS
per week, which I paid him weekly, as my
checks can prove / discharged him from
my employ for good and sufficient rea-
sons, which may later appear. His att
tempt to show he was a partner of mine is
false.
/ have never had partner in Los An
geles since l have been in business here
The Southwest Miners Stock Exchange
Is owned and controlled by myself and
some of the brokers are in my employ
Likewise ! pay the rent, so ! have no
partners and want none I have built up
good square business in Los Angeles
and pay spot cash for everything. My
credit is above par. Ask any business
man In Los Angeles, or any bank. Any
stocks you may buy from me / will have
transferred to your name. Do not send
your stocks or cash to irresponsible brok-
ers. II you do, you do so al your own
risk
Edward MncDermott will do your
business In nm honest square manner
in the future ms he has done in the past.
Will always strive TO treat my customs
ers with the hest that Is In me. again
advise the purchase of the good listed
stocks.
Edward MacDermOtt has placed with
him several large blocks Of fine stocks
which the owners want to obtain loans
upon. Customers who have money to in
vest should look this up.
Edward MacDermOtt has several lots
of real estate which the owners wish to
trade for good mining stock.
EDWARD MACDERMOTT,
THE SUCCESSFUL BROKER,
114 South broadway,
The Southwest Miners stock Exchange.
Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
NOTES OF NEWS FROM
THE HORSE SHOW CITY

PASADENA, March 9.-George W.
Howard was this morning bound over
by Justice Klamroth to answer in the
superior court to a charge of burglary.
Howard's bail was fixed at $1,000, and
not being able to furnish that amount
he was taken to the county Jail pend
| ing trial. Howard is the man accused
| of stealing half a hundred chickens
| from F. r. Hill and with shooting at
Mr.. Hill when detected.
Carrie Margart, a woman who has
seen better days, was arraigned in the
police court today on a charge of pro-
tracted drunkenness The woman is a
San Francisco refugee and she was
sentenced to serve thirty days in the
county Jail in the hope that in that
time she might become something like
her old self.
Rev. r. A. Haddon, who announced
that he would not hold evangelistic
services in Pasadena under the aus
pices of the local Christian Endeavor
because his dates conflicted with those
of friend in the same service, will
speak in Pasadena after ALL The Rev
Mr.. Haddon will preach at the Lake
Avenue Congregational church tonor-
row (Sunday) morning.
Petitions placing in nomination the
members of the Citizens party were
filed with City Clerk Dyer this moru-
ing. Thomas Farley will run on this
ticket for mayor with H. G. Hotaling
for councilman at large, Thomas H.
Webster, councilman from the First
and G. A. Winnar, councilman from
the Fifth ward.
Two sales of residential property to-
falling a sum of $27 1000 were reported
today One was of the former home of
W. H. Vedder, w. ]. Wood to Judge
Davis, for 17,000 while the other was
q Al. TT -
Herbert Jenke of Pawtucket, r. l.. for
$4,000.
A plan is inaugurated to hold great
mass meeting at which leaders of the
two foremost local parties shall meet
on the platform and discuss the ex-
ceedingly live issues of the campaign.
The plan is meeting with much favor
from the business men of the city.
1t is announced in Pasadena this
evening that the annual picnic Of for
mer Wisconsin people, which was to
have taken place at Long Beach on
Monday next, has been postponed until
April 20 because Governor La Toilette
cannot be present until that date.
The Pasadena nine and the HAM
burgers from Los Angeles will line up
tomorrow afternoon on the Raymond
grounds for a baseball battle. The two
teams usually play good baseball and
an interesting contest is expected to-
morrow.
President c. A. Day of the East Side
Improvement association has issued a
call for a meeting of the members of
the organization for Monday night.
The meeting will be held at the south
| east corner of Colorado street and
Chester avenue and its object will be to
start petition asking the city coun-
ell to put up street signs. AS soon as
these signs are up the eastsiders will
be able to secure free delivery of mail.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10

them by my nephew, RodericS MacDer
mott. The letter is as follows.
Hayward, Cnl, March ?, 1907.
Mr. Edward MncDermott,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10

And any other stock that is SOLD any
where Having the largest stock broker
age business in Los Angeles, l can supply
what you want, and can get the best
prices for your stock,
The market has slumped on the listed
stocks on the San Francisco exchange all
week. but lvok for much higher mar
ket this week.
Always recollect to bury on a low mar
lset.
I hear that George Wingield Is in town
resting Probably getting ready for bull
Campaign after the timid holders have
been forced out of the market / ad-
wise the public to hold on and let the
bears sell short A reaction must come
very soon.
The stocks l advised my customers to
buy have not felt the slump. / advise the
immediate purchase Of Frances Mohawk,
Mohawk Extension Goldheld Herald any
where under 10 cents. Sandstorm at mar
ket and Mohawk Florence at 30 cents. /
have some splendid reports from these
properties which will give you upon APP
plicatlon
Now / must ask the indulgence OF my
customers again for / will have to bring
before them an extract of a letter sent to