davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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any more aiid lis With The thermJln-
eter registering 112 in the shade.
This is not thing tlSdt occurs once
or twice, but always. The black man
will not look five minutes ahead, nor
will experience teach him. A gamble
on a small scale is dear to the heart
Of every black fellow, and 1t is a com
mon occurrence for one of them to
swap a brand new suit Of blue dun
garee for an old frayed white coat
thinking that he VIII be able to sell
OF deal the latter away and make q
profit simply because II is white, an
unusual color with them. But one
good point these black men have.
They never complain when they find
they have made a bad bargain. This
is possibly because they forget with
whom they made the edeaL-Australian
Cor. London Standard.
Evening journal., 1908-07-01
AN IMPROvIDENT RACE.
user Ways of the Native Black Of
Australia.

user Ways Of the Native Black Of
Australia.
For bearing hardship, such as thirst,
lnger. long hours In the saddle, etc,
e black has far less endurance than
e white man. In fact, black fellow
uncomfortable if he goes for any
ngth of time without water And
1t nobody is more improvident than
!. Give him two gallons of water.
yenty pounds Of -four and two or
rec sticks of tobacco and tell him
at he will get no more for three
seps-viz. three days-he win delib-
ately settle down and not be satisfied
I he has finished the lot 1 have
iown a civilized and clothed black
llow who was travelling with me sit
'wn after dark and wash his clothes
most unusual proceeding when he
d only three gallons Of water and
aty hours riding before he could get
Evening journal., 1908-07-01
NEW SCHEDULE ON
DELAWARE ROAD

The new summer schedule Of the
Delaware railroad went into effect to-
day. The schedule makes the follow
ing changes to Rehoboth: The connec-
tion on train No. 3. leaving Wilmington
at 4.45 o'clock and arriving at Reho-
both at s.31 o'clock, now leaves on train
No As, leaving Wilmington at 3.44
o'clock and arriving at Rehoboth at 7.12
o'clock. The morning train leaving
here at s.36 o'clock will arrive az Re-
hoboth six minutes ahead of the old
schedule.
other changes are: The train now
leaving at 25S will leave under the new
regulations at 2.35, and the Philadel-
phia local due here at 2.2S p. m, will
arrive at 221 The train leaving Por-
ter for Delaware City az 3.31 p. m,
will leave at sos p m. and the train
leaving Delaware City for Porter at
l316 D. m, viii leave at 253.
Evening journal., 1908-07-01
MAE WOOD INDICTED
ON FORGERY CHAR e

NEW YORK, July 1.-Tbe gr !
jury today returned two indictm 8
against Mae G. Wood, whose sensation
al divorce proceedings against Sena-
tor Thomas c. Flatt. ended in the
jury charge.
The indictments cover alleged charges
Of perjury and forgery in the third
degree. 1t is alleged that Mae Wood
forged a letter dated Washington
wherein Senator Platt declared that
he would soon acknowledge the woman
as his wife. The complainant on both
indictments is Senator Platt.
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and WILLIAM T. b Hubbard OF Federals-
burg; alternate. Lewis W. Richards Of
Bridgeville.
Third Representative District.
Firs Election District-RegistIar
Charles II. Isaacs of Gecrgetown; as.
sistants. Thomas p. West of Seaford.
and Corda Warrington OF Georgetown;
alternate Dewitt c. Hri of seaford.
Second Election District-Registrar
Medford L. Watson 5f Seaford; as.
slstants. Henry c. Adams Of Cannon.
and J. Han Shipley of seaford; alter
nate. David II. Prettyman Of Seaford.
Third Election District Registrar
Charles Friedei: assistants, Walter IT.
Wallace and John Mctten. alternate.
Charles NJ Hollis. all OF Seaford.
Fourth Representative District.
Registrar. Howard Whaley of
Laurel: assistants. Arthur ID. Phillips
OF Bethel. and Harvey L. Moore. Of
Blades: alternate. c. W. Mssslck, OF
Laurel.
Fifth Representative District.
First Election Dstiict1-Reestrai
Cadmus I. Phillips: assistants. ]. Her
bert williams and Washington r.
Horsey: alternate. Frank Gordy OF
William. all OF Laurel.
Second Election Distr!ct.-Registrar
Jonathan w Ellis: assistants. Arthur
w. Ellis and sparrie e. Culver: alter
nate. stephen G. HearnA. all Of Del
mar
Sixth Representative district.
First Election District Registrar
Edward f. Toomey Of Stockly; assist
} ants. Samuel w. Vaughan OF George
| town. and Rodney N. Ennis Of Georee.
town; alternate, George w. Toomey OF
stoclSley.
Second Election District ct-Registrar
William L. Parker. Of Millsboro. as.
sisants. Oscar Thomas Of Dagsboro
and Joseph X. Waganion OF Dagsboro,
alternate. Haberson Hickman OF Mills.
boro.
Third Election Disu.ct-R Registrar.
Ira j. Collins. OF Millsboro: assistants
James H. Locates. of Whitesville. ant
Benjamin s. King OF Mllsboro: alter.
nate. John Lynch. Of Millsboro
Seventh Representative District.
First Election District-Registra
Stephen Il. Richards. OF Ocean View;
assistants. Lora Henderson. OF Bethap,
Beach. and Isaac l.. Bennett Of Ocear
View; alternate. John A. Clogg, ol
Omar
Second Election District-Registrar
Orlando W. Wiigus. OF F'ranlxford: as.
sistants, William T. Hudson, OF w. l.
OF Selbyville and Henry w. Hickman
OF Omar; alternate. Harry F. wilgus
OF Roxana
Eighth Representative District.
Election Registrar. stepheI
F. Blizzard. OF Georgetown; assistants
Jerome e. Phillips of Hollyville. an,
Thomas Johnson Of Cool Spring; al
ternate Asher Lingo. Of Warwick
Ninth Representative District.
Registrar-John w. MessiclS. o
Georgetown; assistants. Frank l.. Jos
eph OF Georgetown and William Johi
Stevens OF Redden; alternate. Jacol
West Of Redden.
Tenth Representative District.
First Election Dlstrict-Registrar
Frank W. Johnson OF Milton; assist
ants. WILLIAM TT uFosdue Of Milton an
Arthur jefferson OF Milton: alternate
Robert NJ Collins OF Milton.
Second Election District-Registra
Napoleon y. Register; assistants, Joh
r. Bayilss and Percy B. vickers: alter
nate. Cornelius c. Marshall. all {
Lewes.
Third Election Decentralization
Joseph Hart OF Lewes; assistants, Joh
A. Lingo Of Rehoboth and Richar
Jones OF Lewes: alternate. Alice v
Dick of Rehoboth
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CONGRATULATED Mr.. SHERMAN

Shortly after Congressman John S
Sherman was nominated by the Re
publicans for Vice-President. Harold
Harvey OF this city. seat a letter OF
congratulation to Mr.. Sherman. with
whom he is acquainted. Mr.. Harvey
has received the following from II. r.
Devendorf. secretary to Congressman
Sherman: tlf4iHft H
''Afr. Sherman has received your
esteemed letter. of congratulations upon
his nomination for Vice-President ana
directs me to thank you therefor and
assure you that he appreciates your
kind words"
Evening journal., 1908-07-01
BALTIMORE q OHIO R. r.

Vacation Tours to Niagara Falls, Only
s1o.25 Round Trip-July 3, II and
81; August Il and 2si September II;
October 2, 1908.
Excursion tickets win be sold on
above dates. good going only on Spec
ial Train leaving Wilmington az 1920
a. m. arriving Niagara Falls at 11.Og
y. m.
Tickets valid for return fifteen U5)
days. including date OF sale. on all reg
ular trains except BLACK Diamond Ex-
press" OF Lehigh Valley Route.
Call on ticket agents for pamphlet
giving full particulars as to stop-overs.
sidetrips, etc. or address II. A. Miller.
7. p A., City Ticket ONCE. s14 Mar
ltet street.@
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CAPT. SHORTLIDGE
TO RESUME DUTY

Captain Edmund Shortlidge. son Of
DR.. Evan G. Shortlidge. president OF
the Board OF Education, who was mar
ried recently in the West, and who
with his wife has been entertained by
DIR. Shortlldge at his home. No. 1913
Broome street, will return TO Fort du-
Pont tomorrow to resume his duties
as the post sugeon.
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NEW PARTNER IN
INSURANCE FIRM

The partnership heretofore existing I'M
der the name OF Glipin, Van Trump and
Montgomery. insurance brokers, has been
dissolved, and a new partnership has bean
formed between Ferdinand l.. Gilpin
Edwin A. Van Trump, John A. Montsom-
cry and Russell Gilpin under the firm
name OF Gilpln. Van Trump and Mont
gomery. Russell Gilpin, son Of f. J..
Gilpin. is a new member in the partner
ship. The firm will carry on business IN
its new offices on the first floor OF the
DUPONT Building Tenth street side.
Evening journal., 1908-07-01
THREAT TO BLOW UP
ASQUITH'S HOME

LONDON. July IA threat OF dy-
namiting the home OF Premier Asquith.
in Downing street was made to-day
by Mary Leithe. a rampant suffragette.
The Leithe woman and Edith woman
and Edith New were to-day sentenced
to two months at hard labor for break
ing windows in the house of Premier
Asquith. No sooner was the sentence
imposed than Miss Leithe cried out:
1T was stones this time, but 1t will be
bombs next"
Evening journal., 1908-07-01
GIRDER STOPPED CARS

The massive girder to support the rosf
of the Security Trust company's new
building was moved into the building this
morning. It obstructed street car traffic
on Market street for an hour and hslt.
It may be lifted into position ts-nignt.
Evening journal., 1908-07-01
New ceurt Term For Kent.

sneciai n THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. July 1.-The first court
calendar has been issued for the extra
term OF court provided COR Kent coun-
~ By the last Legislature. 10 be known
as the July term. commencing Monday,
July 6. Cases for trial number thirty
two. and for argument. including
divorce. twelve. Judges Pennewill and
Bovce are slated to sit at the new
term. Judges Grubb ard Spruance are
the alternates.
Evening journal., 1908-07-01
CLEANING New Station Section.

w. Railroad station is practically ready
for service and will probably be open
ed sometime this week Men are en-
gagged on cleaning the building and as
soon as this work is finished the
section will be opened TO the public.
Evening journal., 1908-07-01
Was Arrs.tsd in Iownssnd

A colored man was arrested in Town
send last evening on the charge OF
selling intoxicating liquors without a
license. 1t is alleged that he came to
Wilmington and after layin in a
quantity of wet goods here. went tc
Townsend to dispose Of them. His
name could not be learned.
Evening journal., 1908-07-01
POLISH TURNER'S TO
MEET TOMORROW

The Polish Turnfest, comprising The
Turner's OF Delaware. Maryland, Penn
sylvania. New oYrk. New Jersey Rhode
Island and Connecticut, will be held In
this city tomorrow, continuing over sum
day. Three days viii be devoted to con-
ventional work and one day for outside
sports The convention win be held at the
Polish Turn Han.
Evening journal., 1908-07-01
Singers to Go 70 Syracuse.

Emil Engel. director. and 20 singers
OF the Arbeiter Saengerbund will leave
for Syracuse, n. Y, tomorrow for the
worlSinginan's singing festival. to be
opened there on Friday Several women
will be in the party The singers will
leave at s o'clock in the morning on ths
B. & o. Railroad
Evening journal., 1908-07-01
Must Paw covernment Tax.

About one-fourth of the people in
the city who are obliged TO take oui
the special tax of the government, for
the sale of intoxicating liquors and
oleomargarine. o have failed to pay the
same. The time expires today, but
several days grace will be given the
tardy ones.
Evening journal., 1908-07-01

Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Hoff. who are
riding bicycles from Pittsburg to this
city. are expected TO arrive here on
Friday. They spent Sunday at Har-
risburg and left Reading yesterday
for Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1908-07-01
Y. w. c. A. DELEGATES
at CONFERENCE

The delegates from the local Y. W. c. A
to the Y. W. c. A. conference az Silver
Bay. Lake George, N. Y, which VIII open
tomorrow night, left this city for the
conference this morning In the party were
Miss Agnes Y. Downey, secretary OF the
association. Mrs. J. NJ. Horn. president
Mrs. J. Frank Ball and Miss Ethel Bal
Evening journal., 1908-07-01
To Spend Week at Bowers,

The Hinky Dink Outing Club will
go to Bowers Beach on July Is TO spend
one week 1t will be the second out
ing of the club. A delightful week IS
exnecfed
Evening journal., 1908-07-01
German Lutheran Sunday School
Exrure4or

Thursday. July End. is the day
Penns Grove the place. Boats leave
King Street Wharf at s and IL a. IN.
and p. m. Adults rs cents. Children
Is cents.
Evening journal., 1908-07-01
Wasks-Xinax.

Richard Weeks. of this city, and
Miss Mabel Viney, of Smyrna, were
married here on Saturday by the Rev
| B. 7. Ruley.
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2333
LADIES' DRESSnsc-sAcK.
Paris Pattern No. 2sss

aro obtain this pattern or any OF
he others heretofore described in
a1E JOURNAL. fill out the follow
ig coupon and lnclose it with 10
snts in an envelope addressed 10
Fashion Editor. THE EVENING
DURNAL, Fourth and SLirley
,~;eets. Wilmington. Delaware.
Evening journal., 1908-07-01

y The Fashion Editor,
ArHE EVENING JOURNAL,
Wilmington, del.
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Bv WhseI From pittsbura.

Look up Hamilton Park sacrifice
sale.'
Evening journal., 1908-07-01

The ugly dlrectoire skirts are not
likely to become popular In America.
The American does not share the illu-
sion of the Frenchwoman that she has
the most beautiful figure in the world
and is comforting a benefit on human
ity by displaying It. The perfect figure
Is rare. and the American woman Is
intelligent and sensible enough to
know that flowing draperies may be
depended upon to hide deficiencies
which the sheath skirt serves only to
burlescue. MARY DALE.
Evening journal., 1908-07-01

Communal and municipal suffrage
has lately been granted to the women
Of Denmark. In honor OF this reform a
great celebration was held at Copen-
hagen, and the minister of public
works, Svend Hogsbro. was shown spe-
cIal honors on account OF the assist
ance which he had rendered the move
ment. A telegram of thanks was sent
to the king. who has also favored It.
1t is hoped that before long parlia-
mentary suffrage will be extended TO
women
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

NG-ALTRINGER-Fred b. BroWh-
ing. 3s, native Of England and resident OF
Fresno and Gertrude Altringer, a. natNe
of Missouri and resident of Lincoln
II.-GUEVARA-Fred L. Whitesell'
p. native of Nebraska and resident Of Los
Angeles. and Minnie Guevara, 49, native OF
California and resident OF santa Sarusr I.
VAN HOUSEN- MAGNUSON-Leroy Van Hou-
sen, %, native Of Illinois, and Esther Mag
nuson, 81, native Of Minnesota; residents OF
Los Angeles.
I.oWENsTEIN- LEITNER-Fay Lowenstein,
go native Of Germany, and Minnie Leitner'
81, native OF California; residents of Los
WHEEL R-DANDRow-Joseph A. Wheeler.
40, native of Massachusetts and resident OF
Los Angeles, and Der 'ha Dandrow 50, ma
tive Of New York and resident Of San
Diego.
England, and Lutina r. Booth. So, native Of
Wisconsin, residents Of Long Beach.
CHAFFEE-PETERSON- +. Chaftee,
q. native Of Connecticut, and Caroline N
Peterson, IS, native OF Denmark; residents
OF Los Angeles.
HOLMAN McKINLEY-Osca r. Holman. 30.
native Of Indiana. and Elizabeth NJ. McKin-
ley. %. native of Ireland; residents OF Los
Angeles.
ERGIEN-BUCHoLTZ-Jo Bergien. 80,
and Rosa Bucholtz, 20; natives Of Wisconsin
and residents Of Sierra Madre.
MYERS YOUNG-Earl +. Myers, & native OF
California and resident of Los Angeles, and
Lena X. Young, a. native Of California and
resident of Pasadena
MOORE-FAUCHER-Eras G. Moore, rs, ma
tive Of Tennessee, and Maybelle Faucher "a,
native Of Illinois; residents Of Los Angeles.
ELLIOTT-SOPER-Theo L. Elliott Il, ma
tive of Kansas, and Florence r. Soper, II,
native OF Rhode Island; residents Of Ocean
Park
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s. Stafford. "a,
native of New Mexico and resident Of Flo
renee, and Bernice Mckee, 22 native of In
diana and resident of Long Beach.
HEASTER-CRAWFOR L. Heaster,
Ct. native of Virginia and resident Of Meadow
Bluff, and Lucy Crawford, "a. native Of Idaho
and resident of Boise.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-03

TELEPHONE MAIN 2so5: F46Si.
Y y
SON
Leading
Business
Brokers
Rooms 3l4-315 Severance bldg.
Northwest corner Sixth and Main streets.

Northwest Corner sixth ana MAIN stEeetS'
It is our busipss SIS 10 put people in business
BAKERIES AND DELICATESENS
A snap, a bakery on West Pico street, do
ing a fin. business; all cash trade. Price
500.
Bakery, delicatessen and grocery. doing
most profitable cash over the counter BUSH
ness: two living rooms rent $50; excellent
down tow location; price $500. Come ana see
It and you will buy.
$3.50 very centrally located delicatessen ana
bakery; receipts are $50 to $40 day; has
other interests to look after is reason Tor
selling.
Grocery AMI delicatessen. clearing at least
500 a mon, fine place for man and WIFE,
step right in and make money; price $500 A
bargain.
The leading business brokers will sell your
business Who are they? LEAHf * SUN
BARBER SHOPS
Notice to BaTDers The below are rev
barber shops taken from our list.
s5OO-2-chair barber shop. excellent location;
well equpr- fine mirrors.
Three-cha shop winter and summer
beach, rem. SIS. cigar stand in front
We have the cream of the market
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ORR & EDWARDS COMPANY

Corner Tenth and Flower SITS.
Main IS; Home F46n- Lady assistant
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PAPA'S IDOL.
WANTED
Help, Male

Red Cross Employment Agency
1874 East Second Street.
Mni7 $500 HON. AsG5O
WE FURNISH RELIABLE HELP
Of ALL KINDS. CALL ON
US FOR ALI. HELP AND
WORK. WE HAV ONE OF
THE LARGEST SELECTIONS
OF HELP ArTp WORK
IN "HE CITY.
Hotel and restaurant help too num-
erous TO mention. Call and see our
biIIboards.
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Isy Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2.--No change in the
rainfall table. The weather has been gener-
ally fair throughout California and Nevada. NO
rain has fallen in the southwestern portion OF
the United States, and the winds are light at
nearly all stations. The usual fog VIII PROB
ably prevail in the great valley.
Forecast
san Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy FRIDAY
fog in the morning; light south winds
santa clara valley-Cloudy Friday; light
south winds.
sacramento valey-Cloudy Friday; fog in the
morning; light east winds
San Joaquin valley-Fair Friday log IN the
morning; light north winds.
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FOR GALE
Houses

FOR SALE
500 cash will buy 4-room new modern house
on fine level lot. cement sidewalks ard
curb, on scent car fare; balance Sl5 per
month"; price 1880.
SIS cash WI build you a 4-room house on
large level lot balance $l5 per month,
including interest: price $500.
$40 cash, balance IS per month, will buy fine
level lot 5Ox279; price $3.50.
Abundance O, pure artesan water at city
rates; 5-cen. fare
Take East Firs st. car; get off at Rowan
ave; office on corner.
Here every day.
ANDERSON & HORMBY,
4101 East First st.
Phone Boyle 744; Home 41441.
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TERMS ON.l-FOURTH DOWN If DESIRED
This elegant property consists Of SIS fine,
big, full-bearins walnut trees. family orchard
Of fig, orange, olive pear ounce and apple
trees. 4-roorl modern cottago bath, electric
lights. barn, excellent WE'LL 20 shares water
stock, etc.; is Il Gated close TO the center OF
one of Los Angeles thriving little suburban
cities. and within blocks of stations school,
postoffice. Carnegie library and business CEN
ter For photo and other information re-
garding this property see or write the
OWNER. sos Union Trust bldg. Los Angeles.
FOR SALE ACRES NEAR CITY
limits; has Groom cottage, barn, en-
gIne house, pumping plant, tank and
tank house, chicken houses, alfalfa,
etc.; soil sandy loan. Price $4,000, ~
cash. OSCAR Il. SMITH, 313 o. II.
johnson Bldg.
FOR sALE-MY LOT IN HOLLYWOOD; $500;
terms ! am going east Telephone Sunset
HOLLYWOOD 1851.
Oh. ENDORA- uILANDs-ONTARIo. s7b 500.
$40 per acre; water piped siddall. Copp blk.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-03

BOYS
BYRAM-To George Lincoln and Grace Eve
Ign Byram (nee BlaisdelD. 1903 West Temple
street
CcRDES-To Arnold George and Anna Nora
Cordes (nee Erickson). 2o2i Magnolia ave-
nue..
GIOvANDO-To Antonio and Maria Giovando
(nee Nigro), 7342 Clara street.
GRISWOLD-To James Francis and Lucy Bell
Griswold (nee Cook, 1888 Thorne street
MILLER-To Isaac and Jennie Miller (nee
-Wiener), 22S Hewitt street.
PAUL-To Leonard w. and Ella Paul (nee
Pfaffenberger). 202 North Holenbeck ave
nue..
PoRTER-To Guy NJ. and Viola Porter (nee
Hayman) $50 North Daily street
SCOTT-To James w. and Grace Scott (nee
Clymer), 1920 Wall street
SMITH-To James Marion and Fannie Bar
bara Smith (nee Hogan, 400 Claiming
street
sUGARMAN-To Frank and Anna Sugarman
(nee Paulis). MS Magnolia avenue.
WARE-To John II. and Harriet l.. Ware (nee
Thayer), Good Samaritan hospital; residence
Chloride, ARR.
WILSON-To Thomas J.. and Ella S. Wilson
(nee Rehug), 1925 West Forty-ninth street.
WILSON-To George o. and May Wilson
(nee Edwards), Vermont and larry streets;
residence Danburry, Neb.
ZAHN-3orn to the wife of Oswald f. Zahn,
January son.
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For sale-Equ.ty- in lots. Vermont Ave-
nue. SQUARE tract, at 70 cents on the dollar Of
the price oaid year ago; cheapest lots In that
vicinity; mus sell. owner pressed for money;
equities SlOO7 So; price at 70 cents on the
dollar, S756.25 will sell separate Phone
F46sl. Mai 2S0s LEAHY & SON, 3l4-l5
Severance bldg. Sixth and Main.
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BEACH-To Sydney L. and Amelia Beach
(nee Block) 141S Bellevue avenue.
JEFFRIES-To William Parish and Lora
Hubbeil Jefries, 976 Arapahoe street
I.AZZARETTO-To Louis and Rosa Lazzar-
etto (nee Brezzararo). 1?9 Avenue "a.
MARTIN-To Claude and Emie Martin (nee
Leonis), 613 Mimosa.
MARTINEZ-To Asencion and Fermina Mar
tlnez (nee Aguirre), 1886 Atlantic street.
AIcAULEY-To Jonn and Mary McAuley
Cnee McLean), 1873 Wilhardt street.
M1TCHELL-To Edward J. and Frances z.
Mitchell (nee Osborne), 157 East Thirty fifth
street; residence Prescott, Ariz.
O. CONNELL-To William John and Aileson
May O'Connen (nee Wallace), Pacific hos
pital; residence Goldheld, New.
SMITH-To Emmett X. and Maud C. Smith
fnee Breed, 1917 East Fifty-frst street.
YINLOVE-To Fred and Phoebe Lucy Vim
love (nee MarcottD, 143O East Sixteenth
street.
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FOR -sALE-Go-cART. COST SIS; SELLS
for s.; child's folding bed, Franklin stove.
Phones. 1887 West 47I6
FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF ROOMS IN
lo-room house. 18th, near Main. West 2s0s
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sl75-Cigar stand on Main street.
s375-A busy little cigar stand see location
for yourself: checks good in saloon.
S650-Cigar stend on Broadway swell hxt-
ures, good stock: cheap rent. long lease;
steG y tro
s225O-Cigar stand. Broadway.
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{ 900 LOT ON RAMPANT NEAR 7TH,
nIIey ON side, good location for apart
ment house. OSCAR ID. SMITH,. 313
o. n. johnson Bldg.
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BIRTHS
TWINS
GIRLS
BOYS

DELGADO-To Luis and Fermin Delgado (nee
Caldera), 726 Buena Vista street, two girls.
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LOST AND FOUND

MEMS soLEs. s5c; LADIES. sSc; CHILD's.
soc; good leather. ZIG w. FOURTH ST.
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A COMBINATION MONEY MAKER

In a cigar stand, barber shop. bath rooms
and bootblack stand; most suitable location
in Southern California;; any one can run II;
advantage If you are a barber; price $500
or $500 and assume indebtedness. LEAHf d
SON
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-03
Real Observation-Disclosures

TOR SALE LOTS. TOGETHER, ON SAN
Pedro ST.. worth $500. but $i050 buys them
now. PHOlI-l B9S2e.