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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-24
CITY OF LOS ANGELES

CITY OF LOS ANGELES
VOTES
Elizabeth c. Mccarthy, ais Ave. 81.
Los Angeles city. Cal. II
Ruby v Lindsay. 1os5 Lincoln. Los :.
Angeles city, Cal .........,....'...' -
Bertha c. Wright, 40 South Grand :.
ave, Los Angeles city, Cal. ......'.' oo
Laura A Jones. 1920 W. 2sd street, =.
Los Angeles city, Cal. .............' IL
Flora N. cohn. s5s Valencia, Los An :,
COLES city, Cal ................'..' ~
Belle NJ Redding, 1908 roberman, Los :.
Angeles city. Cal. ............''..'' ~
Emily F. johnson, 314 W. Fourth :.
street, Los Angeles city, Cal. ....... II
Mary HawIey. s1s W. Attn street, Los
Angeles city, Cal. .............''..' AZ
Ellen r Lang. ss7 E. 9th street, Los
Angeles city. Cal ..............'.'' ~
Alma R. Sutton. 112e E. Attn street.
Los Angeles city, Cal. ............. s'2l
Florence Sands, 2712 Il. Third street. :.
Los Angeles city, Cal. ............'' %
Una Burritt. 3414 S. Flower street,
Los Angeles city, Cal. ............. S'Se
M. e. Quayle, Polytechnic Il. g., Los
Angeles city, Cal. ................. IL
Anna McLaury, Los Angeles city, Cal IL
Mrs. Clara Harding. Los Angeles CITY, :.
Cal. ............. .....'''''.'''''' 's
Jessie M Gearhardt, Los Angeles CITY,
Cal. .............. s..'.'''s' -
Miss Ella Robertson. Los Angeles city.
Cal. ............... ............'' 1'e'
Miss c. Bruer (Polytechnic). Los An :.
geles city, Cal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o.
NJ Elizabeth Field, 1923 W. 21st st.
Los Angeles city. Cal .....-.......' "
Emma s. Richardson, 14s N. Gates
street, Los Angeles, Cal ...........' ~
Cora e. Lamb, 1o47 Z. 2ad St. Los
Angeles city, Cal ................ s'2S
Miss Maud Blanchard, Los Angeles city,
Cal. ............. ......,.........' II
Miss Fannie NJ. Hays. 1890 ID. 21st st.. :.
Los Angeles city, Cal. ..........'.'' II
Miss e. ]. Gibson, Los Angeles CITY, :.
Cal ...ss....' ''''''.''''' ~
Miss Agnes Knight, Los Angeles CITY, :.
Cal ............ ..''..-''' '''''''' ~
Miss Margaret Casseis s51 W. Ave.
So, Los Angeles city. Cal. ..........s. II
Blanche E. Gregg, 25s T. 47th St,
Los Angeles city, Cal. ............'' ~
Mrs. K I. Madden. 1o1 N. Boyle ave-,
Los Angeles city, Cal. ............- 2,27
Ada J. lehman. Los Angeles high
school, Los Angeges city, cal...... IL
Miss Grace Wilson, ss7 z. 21st street.
Los Angeles city, Cal. .........,.... 10
M. II. Wright, s24 W. s5th place. Los
Angeles city, Cal ................'. IL
Miss Verne C. Blythe, sS1 Grameroy
street, Los Angeles city. Cal. ........ IA
Vera Blake, SEQ NJ Hazard st., Los
Angeles city, Cal .................'. IL
Miss Margaret Buell. Washington St.
school ..,..'..''''.' '''''''''''''' Az
Caroline v. Burgess. 1918 Bridge St.. Is
Agnes A. Merrill. 4S5 w Ave. 6i...... 10
laura NJ Ferguson. ss7 8. Olive. lao
Mrs. Clara B. Lewis. 54s Boyle ave.. 10
AxlA iva
Miss Mae Elmendorf, 1sb e. 2sth st.. Iii
Miss zuiika Guibe-son. 2sth st. school. 10
Miss Grace Stuart 1908 Brooklyn ave-. 10
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-24
LARGE NUMBERS OF
DUCKS ARE BAGGED
SpoonbIIs, Wigeon, Teal and other
Species of Cold Weather Ducks
Are Reported to Be
Numerous

Cold weather ducks are reported
numerous at most of the gun clubs
Spoonbills, teal, wigeon and few
sprigs are being bagged in large num-
hers. Although late in the season it
is not unusual for members of many of
the clubs to make a limit shoot
Christmas shopping and holiday
events have diverted the attention and
interest of most of the gun club en-
thusiasts during the present week, but
a few parties have gone out and met
with splendid success.
Barney Oldheld, the daredevil auto
mobile races, who arrived in the city
last week for his usual winter visit,
was the guest of Fred Maier at the
Recreation club Tuesday. Ed Golfer,
A. P. Kerckhoff Chris Krempel and
r.. L. Bollmer were the other members
of the party. Everyone got the limit.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-24
HOW THE VOTE STANDS

VOTES
Laura L. Lummia. covina. Los An
geles county, Cal. .....,....''''.'' A"'
Daisy NJ Steele. Compton. Los Angeles =.
county, Cal neutrality-suspicious.. AV
Josephine Heron. Compton, Los An -,
COLES county Cal .....-......''''''' AV'
Minnie L. Catey. Compton, Los An
geles county, Cal. .............'''s' La
Edith M. Bates Compton. Los Angeles
county, Cal ....s.s....... ..s''.'.' Az
Jessie L Hart, Burbank, Los Angeles
county Cal ..................'.s. ~
Emma e. Perry. Burbank, Los Angeles
county, Cal. ........'.. .'''''''' -
Clara A. Rooksby. Alhambra, Los An
geles county, Cal. .................. IL
Gertrude b. wyman, Alhambra, Los
Angeles county Cal .........-'..'' II
Bertha e. Jones, Inglewood. Los An -.
geles county. Cal ............,..... Az
Minnie e. Stone. Inglswood, Los An
gees county, Cal. ..............'... Az
Harriet Farmer, Inglewood, Los An
geles county, Cal ..........,,...'... AZ
Pauline Eastman, Hollywood. Los An
county, Cal ............'.'.'. AZ
Florence Stone, Hollywood, Los An
geles sounty Cal .......s. .....'..' Az
Sarah Mclean, 1918 9Th street, Glen
dale. Los Angeles county. Cal 10
Carrie J. Woods, Norwalk, Los Angeles
county, Cal. .................... ~
Vivian Miller. Norwalk, Los Angeles
county, Cal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Elsie Dufrv Gan Pedro. Los Angeles
county, Cal ..................... 10
MI. p...o -. A.
Ella a. Luuwls, ga" roof'' 40" IA
Jennie Mccarthy. San Pedro, Los An
geles county Cal. .......... 1O
May Mclaughlin, Santa Monica, Los
Angeles county. Cal. ..,....s...... 10
~. oo,,nt1 ca ~ 10,
80 60. 800. - A.
Eeles county, Cal ................ 13
Margner,ts King. San Fernando. Los
Angeles county Cal .'...'''''''''.. Az
Margaret Herskovits, San Fernando,
Los Angeles county chi
Jennie Miller heoonoo' boS Ahssi0S "a,
s.. - A.u.,.u
Helen Dorwar'' Heoohu'' N0' To-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-24
Would Like Games for Christmas

The Olympia colored ball club would
like a game for Christmas. Call Broad
way 44S4 or answer through The Her
aid. The Union avenue ball club is out
with a def to play any club Christmas
afternoon. Answer through The Her
aid. Manager of the Hermosa Beach
mas afternoon. Call 321 on the Home
phone or answer through The Herald.
Manager Thomas of the Woodill-Hulse
team wants a pitcher for Christmas 70
twirl against the San Bernardino club.
Cali up the sporting editor of The
Herald for further information.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-24
ECHO PARK PLAYGROUND
ATHLETES ARE WICT0RS

Echo park playground athletes yes
terday afternoon secured the play
ground championship by winning both
games in the boys and girls basketball
tournament. On the Violet street courts
the Echo five defeated the Recreation
Center team by 81 score of 20 to II. The
second game also went to the Echosr
the Violet street five being defeated by
a score of "a to IA.
The girls basketball team of Echo
park bested the Recreation Center play
ground six on the Recreation park
courts by a score of "a to IA
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-24
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY

Emma Leonard. 11B W. Garlic ST.,
Santa Barbara, s. b county. CAL. 10
Irene Candy, 31s w Figueroa st.,
Santa Barbara, s. B. county. cal...-. 10
Rena Chappell, 1918 Nora villa ave-.
Santa Barbara, S. B, county. CAL. 10
Ruby Evarts. 12s % ave. Santa Bar
bara county ...................... 10
clara Diehl, 1o4 W. Orpe St, Santa
Barbara S. 3. county. Cal 1900. 10
Minnie Stearns, 500 Lincoln ST., Santa
Maria ................. s..s~....ss %
Nellie Guldagar, Lompoc .........s.. 10
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-24
LOS ANGELES COUNTY

Belle A. williams. covins. Los Angeles
county, Cal. .........''.''... 1"
Mrs. Leonora Mcdonald, Lordsburg. IL
Miss Elizabeth Harris, Lordsburg.... 10
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-24
VENTURA COUNTY

wiihelmina Kane. 1915 Santa Clara,
Ventura. Ventura county, CAL. $3.50. /
Phoebe v Eaton, 1910 Santa Clara,
Ventura, Ventura county, Cal. $500. 3
Maud r. chrisman 41o Ash. Ventura.
Ventura county Cal. ............
Eta z. Ayres, 1917 Santa Clara. Ven
tura, Ventura county, Cal. .......
Mae Henning. 1908 Mela. Ventura,
Ventura county. Cal.
Ruth Henry, 1897 Santa Clara, Ven
tura county, Cal ...................
Bertha Bell. oxnard. Ventura county.
Cal ........... .......'....''.
Nellie NJ Hovey. Poll and Oak SITS.
Ventura. Ventura county, Cal ......
Ella Fraser, Camarilla, Ventura
county, Cal. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-24
TO PLAT FOR BENEFIT OF
HOME FOR NEGRO GIRLS

The Pioneer Stars will play with the
Los Angeles Colored Giants at JOY park
Christmas afternoon for the benefit of
the Truth club, the colored working
girls home.
Following the lineup of both clubs:
~
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-24
Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition
CONTEST

VOTES
Josephine Bootes is4 Hidalgo st.,
Riverside. Riverside county, Cal 1o9
Martha Gay, 27s Lime ST.. Riverside,
Riverside county. Cal ............. 1el
Miss Brainard, Riverside. Riverside
county, Cal ......-........,.. Az
Eugenie Fuller. Riverside. Riverside
county, CAL .........r ...,.........s AZ
Lula e Main. Corona Riverside coun-
ty, Cal ....................... 1.ssI
Grace Todd, Corona, Riverside county.
Cal ........ 1Vs
Mrs Lizzie Noonan. San Jacinto.
Riverside county, Cal. ............. 10t
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-24
DRUG HABITS

Morphine. Opium, COeaine. Liquor
and ali narcc : addictions are being sue
cessfulIy treated and cured by our painless
home treatment. Nervous and physical con-
alton restored DR. BAHRENBURG. 400
South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-24

So S. Entities Contestant 400 Votes Three onhs
Old subscribers The Herald renewing or extending VIII ene
b contestant to votes same above paid advance Provid
ed said provided arrears are PAID
Entirely Subscribers who have not been regular readers
d THE Herald previous to the day OF the new sub
snon will the subscription 10 ~ Fer
Cent of the Subscription Payment The Herald does not WISH any
one n work for nothing this offer of 10 cent on all New
subscriptions in the free trip for the successful con-
tesant.
No Subscription Will Be Allowed for Votes IN This Contest
Unless Accompanied the Money No renewal or extension wiz
be entitled the 10 cent No subscription received IN TINS vol
ING contest for less than three (3) months.
Send or Herald office for subscription blanks and
go o work for your friends ,.,,.e. D.
Roos for receiving ballots established San Berna
and at The office Los Angeles Full information and help
THE CONTEST EDITOR, Los ANGEl
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-24
SAN DEMANDING COUNTY

Margaret waterhouse, TAO 9Th st., San
Bernardino. 8. b county. Cal ......
Lucy Morgan, 74s q ST.. San Ber-
nardino, San Bernardino county. Cal
Miss Breyton. $40 7th st., San Bsrnar-
dino, San Bernardino county, CAL.
Miss Jessie Lee Murphy. Chino. San
Bernardino county. Cal. ...........
Miss Annie Grace. San Bsrnardino
county, Cal ..................
Elizabeth Mcguire, Cotton. San Ber-
nardino county, Cal. ............
Veteria Lee. Cotton, San Bsrnardino
county, Cal .....................
Sadie Dagger. 72S Orange St, Red
lands. San Bernardino county. CAL.
Virginia l. Ashby. Redlands. San Ber-
nardino county, Cal. ...............
Frances Enslow loo Church ST., Red
lands. San Bernardino county, CAL.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-24
ORANGE COUNTY

Mary q. Rice, 413 W. Sd St, Santa
Ana Orange county. Cal. ...........
Miss Florence Hayler. Anaheim.
Orange county, Cal. ................
Blanche Shoemaker, Glassell school.
Orange. Orange county. Cal ........
Stella Stanley, Center school. Orange,
Orange county. Cal. ................
Miss Thompson. Santa Ana..........
Miss Collins. Santa Ana...............
Miss wyant, Santa Ana ......s.......
Miss Payton, Santa Ana ........s...s
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-24
KERN COUNTY
RIVERSIDE COUNTY

Helen NJ Bass, 117S W 9Th St, River
side, Riverside county Cal. ........ 2,
Cora Daniels, Jurupa, Riverside ooun-
ty, Cal. ................... D.,
Adelaide Bangham, Reynolds hotel.
Riverside, Riverside county. Cal....
Katherine doodhart. 424 E. eth St.
Riverside, Riverside county, CALI.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-24
Six Co School Teachers From
Los Angeles County

Three from the city of Los Angeles and three fror
the county at large outside the cy-six in all from
Los Angeles county.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-24
The Great Alaska Yukon-PacfC Exposition to Be Held
at Seattle WASH June l to October Is, 1909

VIII the Most Supendous Enterprise of
Exposionan combine
stiona Seattle
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-24

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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-05

On Of sickness have been compelled to delav
preparations for Closing Out Sale Of Dry Goods
Shoes Hats, Clothing, Notions etc But from nov, on
we hope and intend rapidly possible close every
Line mentioned above entirely out
The New Line which we are Daily Receivino Is crowd
Ing for Room--And the time is short as we want to
be clean out of everything but our New Line on the
first day of January.
We get prices before you buy elsewhere
and will save money every purchase
We have received during the past week Complete Line
Pants OF every kind and invite you to call and
whether you buy or not--
Ware going say much here for our Prices will
Talk.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-05
Vegetables as Medicine.

Carrots are excellent for gout,
cranberries correct the liver. As
paragus stimulates the kidneys.
Watercress is an excellent blood
purifier. Honey is a agood sub
.stitute for cod-liver oil. Par
ships possess the same virtues as
sarsaparilla. Celery contains
sulphur and helps to ward of
rheumatism. Bananas are bene-
fcial to sufferers from chest
complaints. Celery is a nerve
tonic; onions are also a tonic for
the nerves. Beetroot is fatten-
ing and good for people who
want to put on flesh. Tomatoes
are good for a torpid liver, but
should be avoided by gouty
people. Lettuce has a wonder
full effect on the nerves and is
excellent for sufferers from in
somonia. Spinach has great
.aperient qualities and is far bet
ter than medicine for sufferers
from constipation. The juice of a
lemon is excellent for sore throat,
but should not be swallowed, but
used as a gargle. Kansas City
Journal.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-05
Sheep as Weed Killers.

Goats are some better than
sheep for the determination of
sprouts and bushes, but taking
all things into consideration the
sheep is the most profitable, for
they are equally as good as the
goat for cleaning up weeds and
tender sprouts. Then there is
more profit in the sheep, either
as wool or mutton producers.
While a goat. costs but little to
keep, there is little profit in them
on the average farm. Every
farm in the in the land should
have as many as twenty head of
sheep to keep the pastures clean
of weeds, and to live on the for
age that is not always available
for other farm animals. -Ex.
Sheep raising is profitable in
the south when looked after, and
the animals protected from dogs,
a nuisance that should be stamp
ed out by. taxation. Goats pay
well as land scavagers and the
flesh is, good, wholesome food,
though the cost of fencing is an
item.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-05
Don't Copy Cat.

It is pitable to hear a man with
a little capital of not more than
one or two thousand dollars ex-
pressing fear Of Bryan's election
lest he should disturb business.
Such man gets the expression in
its origin from New York City
the place where panics are gen
Grated and its nest in New
York City: is among combinations
Of hundred of millions of dollars,
with trusts that put the man
with one or two thousand dollars
out of business whenever they
deem it to their interest to do So
There is far more danger to this
little capitalists business from
Taft than from Bryan. These
trusts run Taft and will control
him. ifN
Little. capitalist. if your busi-
ness is, in the way Of these trust
n1Qnstrosities, or if you DON t
buy from them as they coIniliaad
you to do, the juggernaut will
run oyer you. Some day they
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-05

In Memphis, Tenn, Oct. %,
1903, Eddie Eudora, daughter
of the late Leon and Mrs. C. E.
Kersh, departed this life for the
realms beyond. She was born
March Is, 1896, rear Brandon
Miss. Her mother having been
left a widow moved to Memphis
where she could find work for
herself and son. Since losing
her husband some five years
since, she lost her Oldest
daughter, thus the hand of
affiiction has borne heavily upon
her. There yet remains a grown
son and three small children with
her to mourn the loss. May
God, who alone can comfort and
sustain in this hour.
J. A. Afford.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-05

will set up a business like yours
right by your door and undersell
you until you go broke and then
they will raise prices to extortion
to recoup what they lost in
breaking you. This applies to
every trust and department
store. from the Standard Oil
through beef, steel and to. the
needle trust. Don't. pol-parrot
this New York trust-cooked stuff
about disturbance of business by
Bryan's election any more, Be
a man, a white man.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-05
important Arrests.

Sam and Tom Strong, two
'cajuns" claiming to be from ST.
Landry Parish, La, are languish-
ing in Jail here charged with
horse stealing. They were
caught near Clinton last Thurs
day and brought here as the
stock was mostly stolen in this
county. When arrested they
had in their possession a fine
mule belonging to a Mr.. Norton,
near Morton, a mare owned by
4. B. Carson near Rankin, and
another animal owned by a negro
near here. They were travelling
In "a canvass covered wagon,
drawn by team they claimed to
have purchased. They were
provided with a camping outfit,
consisting of ample cooking
utensils, bedding, etc. They
have been in the eastern portion
of the state as far as Columbus
from documentary evidence
found among their effects.
They claim that a man giving
his name as Martin turned the
horses and mule over to them to
lead behind their wagon to.
Vicksburg, where they were
going, and promised to pay them
for their trouble and expense of
feeding. When they or some,
one of them, went through
Brandon, Hugh McCaskill's
pointer dogs were carried along,
one. sof which was recovered,
when they were captured.
Martin has SO far eluded arrest,
but it will be hard for the two
behind the bars to prove their
innonence to a jury.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-05
STATE FAIR.

| In all the essentials that 90 to
make up a successful fair in an
agricultural state the fair in jack
son surpasses any of the man
agement's formersefforts.
| Manager. Mckay, backed by
the money and work of enthusi-
|astic and broad minded people of
Jackson, has accomplished Won=
ders for which he is justly entil
tied to praise from every one who
desires the material prosperity
of Mississippi.
The sea coast carried off many
OF the prizes and premiums, due
to the untiring work of F. H.
Lewis, of Scranton, who induced
his neighbors to make exhibits of
fruits, nuts and grapes, and to
grow field crops to send to the
fair. Their displays prove that
there is much in that favored
section to be made out of the.
ground, besides their. great
wealth producing salt waters
which yield unequalled sea foods.
The state prison management
also sent good cotton, corn, mo-
lasses, potatoes and other things
raised by convicts. 8
The live stock while not as
large as it should have been, was
choice and had in it fine individ-
uals. Hogs were plentiful Of
choicest breeding and perfect
conformation. Few fairs have
lever shown a finer lot of chickens
than were to be seen in Jackson,
Dogs too, of many varieties,
useful, ornamental and worthless
were there.
The merchants of Jackson, and
manufacturers of other cities, of
engines, mills, corn shelters, hay
loaders, and other useful. labor
saving farming implements had
extensive exhibits in their res
pective lines. In the woman's
department, needle work and
pantry delicacies were of splen-
did merit, showing that the fame
of Mississippi housewives has not
suffered by descent from ante
bellum mothers to wives and
daughters of today.
The only criticism that the
writer ehas heard of the fair;
that it was not so good as.
formerly" was that the attract
ions on the pike were not SO;
numerous, but that everything
else was better. = The fewer of
such places to gull the public is
something to be hoped for each
succeeding year.
/ The horse racing, both running
and trotting was good with less
complaint of ljockying. The
events for Mississippi raised.
1stock brought out some splendid
Ianiinals, which proved that our
people by properly breeding and
caring for, can raise high class
horses. Several home raised
mules, 2 or 3 years old, ranked
with the best brought here from
Tennessee and Missouri.
More counties should hold fairs
lof their own and send their best
displays to the state fair.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-05
Estrayed.

One dark brown COW with some
white spots, marked: crop and
over and under bit in right ear,
and crop and under half crop in
left-One red steer yearling mar
ked; crop and slip in right and
saw set in left ear. Please notify
E. Ell. HOLMES, JR.,
IT. Clarksburg, Miss. !
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-05
Thorough Bred Bronze turkeys.

Thave a lot of fine thorough
bred Bronze turkeys for sale.
They are as good as can be found
in the state. Write me
MRS. j. w. SUMMERS.
1tf. Lynwood, Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-05
. FOR Sale or Trade.

Sixty bushels Of genuine Kings
Improved cotton seed for sale at
75c per bushel; or will trade one
bushel for three of common seed.
At w. NJ CoRLEY.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-05
Lost or Strayed.

One large red Irish setter dog,
answering to name of Noel. /"
Has on collar and lock. Return
to JNO. M. BERRY, 9
Florence, Miss.
Or (. Burns, Brandon, and re-
ceive reward.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-05

Il. A. Busick Co., pay the
highest price for cotton, cotton
seed, dry and green hides and all
kinds fur skins.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-05

New Home sewing machines
w. G. Barnes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-05

Chattanooga cane mills ap6
evaporators. w. G. Barnes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-05
For SAFE.

I desire to sell my hotel at
Morton, Miss. Will sell cheap
for cash, will make easy for spot
cash. or Willexchange for a good
farm.
At G. d. HODGES, Prop.