davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1908-03-07
Bekjen ~.tgjoxelse.

WAE tjenstpligti- til Ordenskorpset SON
11 at Observation-Disclosures er fun
Diet egnede til Tjeneste og som onsker at
benytte sig at den Anordning af Is JUL
1907 5 3, 4 Stk. hjemlede Ret til hummer
bytning, maa indsende skriftlig AnmeIdelse
heron til Undertegnede senest LORDAG
den Z Marts H.. 3 En-.
Anmeldelsen skal indeholde Oplysning ON
eget hummer og det tilbyttede hummer,
SAINT f~orsynet med egenh@ndig Underskrift.
Christiansted, den Eden Marts 1908.
MOLTKE.
Chef tor Gend0rmerjkoypset.
, 1908-03-07
Translation.
Publication

- T is hereby made known that Govern
h ment has authorized DIR. SCHADE to act
as Public Physician ind Quarantine Physl~
clan at Frederlksted during DR.. PETER
SENS illness.
Government Secretary's Office, st. CrolX
the 28th of February 1908.
BAUMANN.
0ctg.
, 1908-03-07

face Hueck for oprindelig $4,000
med Pant i Mr.. 6 P~ilestrade, dateret
2 Januar 1874, lest II s. NJ, nu til
Rest 1896.
81. Do. last 10 August 1857, fra jose
phine Archer til Carmelita Miranda
for S25O.O0 med l Prioritet Mr.. lob
Pilestrede.
so. Do. af IA November 1866, lmst 19s.
NJ, fra M. Williams til j. Cappe for
$624.13 med Omkostninger med l
Prioritet M. II Pilestrmde.
SO. Do. af 7 Marts 1876, l@st 10 s. NJ,
fra William Dinzey til Theodore Rene
for $4,000 med Pant i Nr. 15b Pile
strede.
"a. Leiekontrakt at IL JUL 1861, l@st Is
s. NJ, mellem Anna alias Christine
Marcelli som Udlejer og 1. de Bugge-
mann som Leier af Ejendommen Mr..
9b J0degade.
'95. Obligation at II Mai 1860, lnst 2 JUL
s.A. fra Pannet til B. Boez for 100000
med Prioritet Mr.. 2 Borgergade.
SO. DO at 9 September 1870, l@st 10 s.
M. fra S. Durant til st. Thom@ Over
formynderi for $6O7.76 med Pant /
Nr.6bb Borgergade.
81, Dc at 7 Januar 1881, l@st 7 Marts 8.
A., fra r. og H. Hart til j. Wright
for $195.85 med Pant i M. 10 Berger.
gade.
10. 10. al D JQnl 1901, lteSG IL B.. W. Il
j. Coupris til M. Benjamin for
100000 med Pant i M. IA Berger
gade. "a Maj 1880 attest $4,000.
80. DO af 10 August 1885, l@st II S. NJ,
fra Fl. Christensen til st. Thomas
Savings Bank for S1500.00 med l
Priolitet i M. l og Nr. 2 Sla5ter-
gade m. M.
100. Do. at 10 Juni 1884, lnst 81 NJ, fra
+. e. Bentzen til 1T. Thomas Savings
Bank for $4,000 med / Prioritet /
Mr.. 2b Jeggegutsgade MN.
101. Do. af 8 Oktoker 1866, lpst IS s. NJ,
fra Emanuel Timoth til Susanna Coop
er for $4,000 med l Prioritet i ct
Hus paa Nr. 4 L@rkegade, SAINT end
videre folgende
lO2. Udl@gsforretning af 10 October
1869, lmst 6 December s. A., i Favor
r Hassel til Last w. p. Richardson
for S82.7O med videre Paagaaonde,
lest som Heftelse paa Mr. lie Bier
gegade Kongens Kvarter og
1913. Do at 81 Marts, lmst 20 April 1868
efter Rekvisition of Prokurator Cad
hvorunder der er gjort Exekution i
John Kings Andel af Mr.. Ia K0m-
mandantgade over Vandet Drowning
ems Kvarter for 566. rs og Omkost-
ninger.
til at mode linden ST. Thom@ Bythings
ordinere Ret, der holdes paa Diet s@dyanlige
Thingsted den f6rste ordin@r9 R9tsdag for
Tiden Mandag) Juni Manned 1909 til sDd-
vanlig Retstidfor Tiden III. 10 Formiddag)
for med bemeldte Heftelsosbrove at from
kommo og deres lovlige Adkomst dertil at
Devise, da der pao dem af de oyeonDynte
Dokumenter, hvormed Ingen paa eler for
den fornpvnte Togtedag skulde melde sig,
maa erhverves Mortifkationsdom, saaledes
at de af Panteregistret udslettes.
F~orelnggelse og Lavdag CT h@yot we'd Fir.
B Juni 1896.
Underdommer- og Skriverombedet st
Thomas den IS Februar 1908.
WELLEJUS.
Gratis.
, 1908-03-07

Mount Pleasantly, Mr. Evenizer Morris,
Mrs. Sharlute Mathew Upper Love), Mr..
Alfred Nouton Golden Grove, Mrs. Sarah
Pedro (Lower Love-, Mrs. Margreth Rich
ard, Mr.. Adolphe Richardson (Bethlehem).
REGISTERED LETTERS.
G.. G. Leisse Esq. (2).
Frederiksted's Post Office, 29th February
1898.
w. BJERG.
0ctg.
, 1908-03-07
Gratis. !
ekendtgoYels

~ EFT bekendtgores herved at Gouverne-
~ mentet har b~emyndiget ~offentlig Lage
paa ST. Thomas SCHADE til under otfent-
liz Ltege PETERSEN'S Sygdomsforfald at
fungere som offentlig L@ge og Karantaene-
lmge i Frederiksted.
Commencement Sekretariatet, st. Croix
den 28de Februar 1908.
BAUMANN.
est.
, 1908-03-07
"IT PAYS TO USE THEM"
FOR ALL CROPS.

Planters all over the world recognize the sounlnesm scientific principle and surnes in
profitable results from the use Of amosta any kind of organic manure Especially all forms of
aimdln manure are preferred which not only. supply chemical plant food in a natural form, but
also Hu4@M aphHcl ned in preserving the physical properties OF the soil and enabling
the plan to show constant profitable an lasting results.
SWIFTS ANIMAL MANURES are pure, concentrated natu9I humu manureA They
free from chemical acid or added imutpgm natter Oet ton equdsin strength Is to 10
tmsd average sheep manure but without added weight of water md earthly matter At an
average cost Of IS per acre yeor, they have proven without exception, when nteHgenty used
an average of $500 profit to each SlOJpnt on CLF. price cost OF manure
Apply ton to- acres of Cotton and ton to 5 acres for Sugar
Will produce as gol crops as pen mnure at half thee IS
, 1908-03-07

LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN
FREDERIhSTEDS POST-OFFICE.
Paid.
Miss Axelinia Henry, G. c.. Loisso Esq.(2),
Mr.. Christian Philip.
Unpaid.
Mr.. Arnol Bridgewater (Bethlehem), Mr.,
John Barnes, Mr.. James Coppin(B
Mr.. Samuel Christopher jealousy, Miss
Maudey Ferris (Mount Pleasantly, Mr.. Fran
els James, (Annaly), Mr., James j. Jones
(AIount Pleasantly, Mr.. James Jacob Clover
BethlehemL Mr.. J. James Mackingtosh
, 1908-03-07
Translation.
Publication.

+ I is hereby made known that from the
- LIST proximo midwife Miss ROHLSEN
will resume her duties as district midwife in
the 4th district.
Government Secretary's Office, st. Croix
the 29th Of February 1908,
BAUMANN.
, 1908-03-07
ekendtgoxe1se

n EFT bekendtgores herved, at Jordemoder
@@ ROHLSEN fra 1ste n. NJ. at regne vii
genoptage sin Virksomhed som Districtsior-
demoder 4de District.
Gouvernements Sekretariatet St. Croix,
den 29de Februar 1908.
BAUMANN.
, 1908-03-07
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRIS
TIANSTED'S POST OFFICE.

Paid.
Miss Jennie Fonile, Mr.. Ramona CONTEST,
Mrs Jane Maria Thomas.
Unpaid.
Revivalist Fatt-QO bit), Mr.. Sebastian
$50 bl)
Christiansted's Postkontor, den 29do Feb
ruar 1908.
M. ANDERSEN.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30


w rlf-.e from lia-n- Elm. Cons 'ii
samuel D. shank says t.r l-I-e ot
POSTS % peaf I'D America " lle- q.
lifr-r-o utt- az '-t'ieaiif 10 .a.-
mat prove 70 pe oi sItaL "'Ft- = ~"
rerr.iI eve. .IleA's p- lt '-'- 1-''''-
50 ID islliill- e4te-D4 -loN- pee
prove 20 = Fiae'i'~', - nov ~
protaoie- fie gives ne l.--9~ ii-s an
loIu-ailon urea t- -l.-i-
ne Aist --.n- '--ai .-'"ls io' N'a'l
ia''- FiAt a.,o-, .i'l- l-' -s-e
ne rear neg '"- -.,i-sI c-''-'
.at 1-tilel -i.i @-g M.
RI fe"s %
.p OF l- F.at .
LlN4el-' vas ~
l.ns lt s.'.o pr ''s 9.-.--.l q. 20 -
.i''N un'e'..'- 4. '-e $3.50
ms .,.
..--"e
49,
~ 80, en- -- 80. p. - =,
u -,,.,'..s--.- - =.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
a. tte ne.tl.f..

do rou give Ezt tsre-- asked q
vll6-lccklrg rlln WE0 r1E-f1 i--o 3
cenr-zrs
We CO. rsrIssl fns cer-sFf.
Dos * PM feliex - s.sepT
IT DOS
Yes could 1rezk - 5aw or black
lis eFe ard Le WCLs-Dr -csi E
-Fte ucNI6 kncw rot1l.e alrr-S -
RoW lcrE does - zleerr
TIE p1EBlcSi lrSets oAify pros 1ce's
b. srhasszg rhe gas iaszR lizute
CT Droka3is l-sf1e less
r exrec1 xhaf's long erouE1- Co
4 al ready Tor 3 feliOv - take
Yes Take 3 seal a. gElz e-atr are
Stow ~ yoGr tooth
TootA ncrhsEE sad TIE excttef
caller. 5<einz lnE rzDidly 20 rsrzCy~ rs
coat anc TesE n wznf y0z 20 paIi /
porcus plaster OF ny back
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

twenty lunches OF radishes-that
makes two dollars and fifty cents.
Brother and Harry bought pansies
every day or so. and Mrs. Phillips
often wanted a bowl OF the N Tor her
breakfast table. so ] made one dollar
and twenty cents from the pansy bed
I bought q dozen small pots from the
florists. but Mrs Wylie gave me- some
cuttings. when they are well rooted.
III pot them and sell them easily for
winter blooming plants. But ! didn't
find any money. Aunt Mary. I'm too
old now 10 believe in fairies"
Gladys. in The Fairy Gift only
dug up one dollar. didn't she? While
you've Just told me you found more
than three dollars in this very bed"
~Oh.-but no fairy hid K there, Aunt
Mary"
YES. indeed.-the good fairy Indus
try. who hides every gift worth pos
( sessing. But first you must always
+ find Industry. and make friends with
her. She has no gifts for those who
avoid her"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
SENS or THOUGHT


II bespeaks the tender and infinite
love Of the Heavenly Father that he
prOclaims Himself a jealous God He
visits the sins OF the disloyas on faith
ers and children. We are TO love Him
with all our heart and mind and soul
and strength We are neither 20 think
nor feel nor do anything away from
Him or regardless Of Him. This Is
not as a selfish. cruel. heartiess ruler.
love and confidence. Affection and
confidence is the spirit OF the divine
household as IL is OF the happy human
home. Love supersedes discipline and
casts out fear The children don't
know how 20 offend the parent. IL is
not in their being. not thinkable.
The jealousy Is not that OF suspi-
cious. watchul discipiinarian. but
that OF an entirely devoted pare nj.
who lives on the loves OF the children
ard can't bear 10 be neglected.
In human life what we need most
and crave most earnestly is some one
20 whom We may pour cut our hearts
And set where can We ind friend
the very best and highest go whom We
can pour out all our hearts. Who
can pour out or express All the fears
and hopes ana loves OF the hearte W.
cannot perfectly know Cur own hearts
and how can we pour ont ali thei'
sec-trsc Aad who can absolutely mn
derstari and appreciate our Cutpour
iugs9 And alas = We ind we ar
misurdC rsrood. amiahly or unomiably
Indeed 50 is q comfort go know tha
-le Heavenly Father wants go know
ali-au fhe workings of our being
that fie Is Jealous Father.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
WANTS HIS NAME
To BE CKkL0NER
Jehn Arra>trene Chsnler Seeks Dr.
fersnt Title Prem That ef His
Fanily. whe. Re Says. Have
Reauaed and PerSe-
cutee HIN.

CgARIs oTTESV4IIE. "a. Nay 81
John ArmSsrOnE ChAnlsr. o. keswick.
formerly q New York. where eleven
wears ago ne escaped from the Bloom
surdsle Asylum for TIE Insane and
has s3ncs beec SEfrfrE Ter possession
~ his large essste. after being de-
cinrtd sans ~ q Virginia court. has
rlec . II xitfcn VIII the SNp-enc
Court q Halifax ccunrv. y. c.. Cor Per
mission 70 change hts name from
Chazler 70 ~ChSloDcr. th< ancient
form o. his patrourmic- M. Chanisr's
f@Csl residence Is az Roanoke Rapids.
y C. TIE petition IS framed IN Viz
o-cus laEr14Es- and he announces
nat rhs niVs rsiry 90 Virginia = lis
rssidc2ry lecates. and thar the lni-
rerSirF Cf North Ca0cli-a Is 20 - q
l-rs -cizrr un5er his AID.
AR. Challsr gives - RS reasons fo-
wishing GO clarEe ms name RAJ =
al ~ uec0e Gi1cllt rcr a ctr-1i1
gang &c iu6lvti 1als--1f hC-h ssXfs-,C
arte-rpt Co rai5 ard t~sak -he wil % g
tesfaro- vhC hears g EiEtrsut name
frcu SAID gang rhan 20 succeed -1 trs
sane cl1ecr Were -he tes-g-cr has --s
ltarv misfortune ~ bE- tle same
pane as 81 -ts u+uAers of RE sad
rarr As iu-rtt- 7eascr- rr-r -rt.
SANE ~o-us-hio,dei r1iet rau--
through misuse of the fiahoiics li1
ignorant uncrurh and shsurl iaw
* rte STATE oi Nfv YORK ana rir
re ass or certain tvil riti0--r-s p
lsw and n5iirtre. ana s-.eC .lc1-i- l
tfar branch Cf uf-icire kD0r-D 81.
alieris1 Lai srcCefiel i- liaCi--
hir at.rr- t,-vFr wears 1EC. -- q --c'
rn--r rrrr -- -r-.-rr +. 81 ALA U-F q
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
r. :. GOvERNNENT 10
nFESTIGATE TOBACCO

se~-srs-v wien. 20 rhe To TarrLe ct
20 aericEIfn-e. vll err-Il secs drr-
l-e tte rreefrt year on rcrzrco t1-
vsetieztf0rs b. FlrEi1-l Itfse exc
re~s-reufs were ha~-r or rre Eurf cu
q sols n $3.50. having fCr TIE object
rtie frnrrorfnsels - dark and Ere
ru-gt fr1accus ST. the Argcrlattcx ~ r.
xfcr - better methods % crop rota-
zion and farm practice TIE virginia
Eqre rir1err station cu-olregatea CO. rfe
work % tie Lerz -r-leEf - Agrlcll-
fa-e. The work ~ handled iron Ire
eere-zl dpcllt q i-lpTcriLg fam
r~acfice. raffer than from me afrlc;
tobacco standpoint Last year secs
Vas epent Tor Tits purpcss in Virginia.
. Verr important results have been So
cured. and the der-CnEfrztlons are at
tracing Ei1e Alteration Sc has bee 2
stowa mat IS - Necessary 20 rotate
T fhe tof&coo crop 1sth ether - neral
farEn crops. ane that profitable Yields
q grass. y Nat and ofher crops car
- secured 81 me tobacco Fields. and
tte sol srdpgcFed for The RrOwiEE q
tobacco. Tre rtsultN demonstrate TIA
tie nee q Ennch more intensive ne %
ods OF cultare are desirable. A. 81
creased and more fntelliRent Csc o
fertilizers en- Iioitsd areas will PRO
j. 1ece roors pro1tahie results thai -
present more extensive system u farm
praetice Improved strains - Viz
gaia fCbsccos are being producec b
SEED seiscfion and breeding S~crt
tzry wsiscn viii use $500 FOR M
zOrk a. FLORIDA this year. 1890 4
j Texas. g. 80 ia Alabama, and sEnasle
anounfs elsewhere.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
kECKXEAR fOR SUMNER

Never before ia the history 81 fash
so-, WAS ntckwear such an important
itero in a wCnan's wardrobe as IL is
to-aaS. The summer Eirl ~ iSc> VII
- oblige6 70 carry with her large
assortment OF collars. stocks ard ties
II she desires 20 be az al smart and
ur-to-dSte this season. Nearly al toe
summer shirt waists. except those OF
the most UltrS hinge type. are this
war Sorn With stid linen cellars. and
Of these the very newest and most
stvlisa are striped linen collars.
These are worn with a jsunU en-
broi6ered tie OF the same material
Sometimes also a graceful 1acot o.
tie striped material Is used instead.
These striped collars are often en-
hroice ND in dots AID simple oesigns.
TIE faNorire colors thus far are blue
and waite. brown and white and gray
and white stripes Lavender - scuwn.
as IS also suedued gree 2. while some
other pastel tones are Introduce 90 "a
limited exreu. solid colors With
white embroidery are in evidence. but
are not IS poQular as the stript s
4 vtrv novel and attractive huish iol
the neck % g sprinE or summer Eowt
or SHIRT waist Is the Merry N idov
Bow. as IL IS called. after the poqnla'
comic opera of that name. This is
large bow of NULL lace. net. law1
OF airs sheer white material
Next TO the stiF linen eject. th'
rfrh-hcred collar 90 lace Cr net
srlov- as rhc Gibson is The taNo-ite
This RS the neck very closely cl tl
way rouud and IS very h.Sa at th
sides jus, behind -le ears. lt is see'
e
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

~ you want 90 make your kalds
sou and smooth very quickly. rs
washing them .n This way FIRST soap
fheu sell. then pour iuto ycur hands
irfle pure glgce zine Wash your
bands sell vlth this. rinse. dry thor
ougkIy and dust Nlth cafms a. Give
snail rub with a piece ~ toilet eta
n0is. IL you want your hands 20 -
always white. keep a tn box o. o1r-
neal or your WashstaEc and rub some
over your hands every tine after wash
iag. Lemon Juice rubbed n before
uxinR the oatmeal vii also help r.
Nhiten then
A little cotton wool. wrapped round
a stick and dipped into eau De cologne
or Diluted alcohol mixed With glyce-
F rlre. shOuld b. PASSED round the cuti.
{ Gle O. The nal after washing the hands
az night This gives the beautiful
bIznchsd appearance 20 the surround
INK akin. which 10 one q the chic
aims o. those ~bose hands are regu
larry nAnlcurfd
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
AmpIe Pptsensn-

Aren't Jos eshsned - YOURSELF
azke1 the tzsistent reformer- -Hfrs
you are daf IL ard day 0Bt in . state
q intcxfcaxion You kno~ What such
czsElparan leads to- Airez1T yvu
show fhe eyr1 pt0ns q nan Who 4
On ne verge q oeisrlnu trszens
Ana I understands that sore weak girl
q foolish en0ngh 20 have acoeDtel
your proposal 81 matrtmoDy. shuf-
der Tor Der. and for yon~
Key nzlns d fel'.~ replied tie hope.
Iess case. The Lady Tn 60 20 ruarrg
ish a ennzke chermer~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
WEEKLY SHORT STORY



--e 80. ----~
-.t. ~-
Ni".t i-r '"--.
N.l-"' -.- -.-'- ..
'.-i 90. q" .-
"f
.-.,...t.....
-....-, ,...---. ,'.., ....,.
i's. a'- --..
l'i.- a .'i-a. % .- "--.
i-ai ooA o.. pants DIR"
i"o years
i-
e'.-- -~
---'- \ ----'-.
MANS
-~.r % es- -.7-' .-..'
.-e ---- 800
n-, p --. ~
~ $40
--"-
~ ---..
- -'
'''' ID ,''
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
oDDITIEs OF THE METROPOLIS,

Measured BY monetary value, Cen
trail Park Is one OF the greatest public
luxuries In New York city. for fair
estimate OF its value as real estate to-
day is two hundred millions. The
consensus Of opinion is that IL is cheap
at this price.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

see me next week about II.
But he who gives quickly gives
twice"
That's tnst the point don't care
10 be held up later for a second sub
scripslon.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
Geos Hair TanIr.

Almost al remedies for the scalp
seen 90 he put toEethsr with the IN
defstanding that the hair - too dry.
and therefore they coatain ola % va
rtcss kinds. SoS there are people.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
SPREADS GOSPEL
THROUGH virginia
Secretary 81 State Agency Travels
Seeo iHle~ and Distributes i>-eee
Copies 81 Biele.

RICHMOND. "a May 5o.-Distrs-
button 81 the Scriptures in THIS coun-
Try ard SbroSd Vas consids re6 in Two
able a6drt Ssss * fore tie nlusty- nfte
annual meeting of the Bible Society
o. virginia kesd N the First English
Lutheran church. Devotional eXtr-
cfses VIE conducted ~ The pSstor.
TIE Rev. J. J. Schsrer. Jr-. tie ousi-
ness session heinz presided ever 0y
TIE pres dent % the society. the Rev
!. Calvin Stewart. =. n
The Rev. n p. Porter. acency seer
tsry for Virginia presented a report g.
ne work Cf The loVsl organization,
making s clear state Dent q the Tsls-
ciCns @ the STATE organization win
the gs-srsl BODY. tie American Silie
ScC'ety.
Describing the wCrle-w A. o7porfu-
riry Afforded hy VCrE shrouEh zee
American Sccit y. Nj Porter also tod
% rhc thin-s Ec~culQl shed by IRE
r-ss Socie1v in eos CVr bounds GS a
seasrsts 0rrar iratlor- ln re 2r0sS-
sutton 90 tbs ssrsrafe vnrk within IRE
STATE ire seC- r7rV tas '-aFelec over
snlD niles ari hss circulated ever
$4,000 ccn.es 80 rre Sc~t0-r-- s. tirfc-
IN whole or f- part Mr.. Pcrte- ccn-
-l-s.f- ~Pv rr- aHff--.nr D-trh Gre
American SccicC g -,oFe Which IS
--erl-r fhe -e~- 90 -l-e. we cafe gee
lr-re- ftil. rrf larger cprcr-urttt
rhr lr-cer vision tte .areer purpose
~ 1rrc.- rrrt -re larger -1i-r PEE
fa~-e- Efforts rhr large cn-s Grafton
she -a--tr Eirs
Il ForciSa F'.id>-
IRE Rev D-- lC1n Eos. correspond
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
Silica HalrnIn.

One famous hsirpin. that is said 20
be worth a princes ransom. IS worn
by the daughter % a man OF national
repute. who was rect ntly married.
This pin milady has been known 20
wear az the Metropolitan Opera HOUSE
and waile az has attracted no small
amount Of attention. interest and envy
probably none outside her imne diate
family IS aware that IL cost Sll.5oo.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
Won,on's Department

and nor 4 few. who are affected with
the opposite troubls-undue oiliness o.
the hair. For their benefit is given
the following remedy. which viii keep
the scalp cool and the hair dry and
FREE from oil. Spirit Of ether. one and
a half ounces. tinctUre benzcin, two
drains. vaniline. one drop. heliotrope
three drops. geraniUm oil. one drop
Keep we'll cOrked and do not expose
20 fame. as IL is highly infiammable.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-31
RICH MAN
ENDS LIFE
COMMITS SUICIDE IN HIS BARN
NEAR PERRlS
BODY FOUND BY J. E. WRIGHT,
HIS SON-lN-LAW
Dependency Caused by Lingering lIl-
ness Prompts Wealthy Raneher
to Kill Himself Near
Home

RIVERSIDE, March S0.-A. B. Nc
Clure, a wealthy rancher living
mile north of Perris, hung himselt 70
the rafters of an old barn on his ranch
Saturday night while laboring under
temporary alteration.
He was found shortly afterward by
his son-in-law, Prof. ]. e. Wright, ana
C. c. Mobley, neighbor.
He had used a halter taken from a
horse in an adjoining barn, evidently
having hastened to the abandoned
structure when hearing his family call
ing his name while searching for him.
He was so years of age, coming to
Perris two years ago from Dallas Cen
ter, Iowa. Six years ago while in Iowa
he suffered from paralysis and never
fully recovered.
Besides his wife he leaves Mrs.
Wright of Perris and Mrs. w. A. Miller
of San Pedro, daughters, and II. b.
Mcclure of Washington, d. c., son.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-31
PASADENA
Office ~ Il. Colorado ct.
Phones. Sunset s74o. Home ees5.
F0RESTERS TO INSPECT
PLANS FOR PROTECTION
WILL JOURNEY UP THE ARROYO
sEco
All the Money Necessary to Care for
Watershed Not Yet Secured,
but viii Be Within
Short Time
Special TO The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, March 30.-Forest Su-
pervisor r. H. Charlton, j. C. Brain
ard of Pasadena and several forest
rangers will make trip up the Arroyo
Seco canyon tomorrow where Mr..
Charlton is to show what he has
planned In the way of fire protection
for the Pasadena watershed.
Mr.. Brainard Is chairman of the
board of trade committee for securing
subscriptions of money to further the
work of forest protection. He says the
money required for the work laid out
has now been all secured. Each OF the
Pasadena Lake Vineyard, the Pasadena
and the North Pasadena Land and Wa
ter companies has given $500, while the
city gave $3.50 two weeks ago.
1t is said that Supervisor Manning
recommendations as to the disposal of
the remainder of the $4,000 which was
made available for forest protection
are to have great weight in deciding
where the money will go, and he has
stated that not less than $1,000 will be
added to the $2250 now raised in Pasa-
dena for the work.
Mr.. Manning is planning to go over
the ground where the money will be
spent within a few days.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-31
LIST OF FOREIGN-B0RN
PRISONERS is SECURED
Representative of National lmmigra-
ton Bureau Visits City and County
JaIIs-To Learn Identity of
Undeslrables

H. Glendenning, a representative of
the United States bureau of immigra-
ton, yesterday visited the city and
county jails and secured Information
concerning every fofeign-born prisoner.
Mr.. Glendenning questioned these
prisoners as to the countries of their
nativity and ascertained as far as
possible whether they had ever been
imprisoned for crime before coming to
this country. He secured data also as
to ages, sex and the charges upon
which they are imprisoned.
The information which Mr.. Glenden-
ming is securing is wanted by the
Washington bureau in connection with
it's efforts, recently begun. to obtain
such data as will enable 1t to keep a
closer watch upon dangerous foreign
ers in the United States.