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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-21

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GorifrnffeIie, bet bar en- befienoi
uoelig GamiIie / @Iois foaet erfare,
fort0Iler ct engeIif "Societp paper~.
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ung geIgier - ogiaa af ooeIig
wpro % sGgteifabet bar fnftioi
til ! Slntten at April. Den inge
Serre reiite for nosIe Saee iioen af.
fteo til 9eIgien for at orbne enoeI
Samilieaff9rer os penteoes life til
bagc for ON en- uge.
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tom BON tiIbage os f%ortaIte, at ban
netop bapoe facet Telegram meo
llnoerretnins ON, at ban life bebs-
bebc at beeipe fig no paa Reiien for
ben fsIgenbe Worseu. San t~iIbragte
en- poerit bebaselig Dag iammen
meo fin 6orIopeoe og benoes SAINT.
lie, tog iaa ct opermaaoe fi9rligt
6arpel meb ben unse Dame os rel.
fte for gIpor".
Get fsrite grep, Tom fom fra Bel.
glen iatte ben brape SamiIie Slucr
I Sopeoet. Gen unge Mano ifrep,
Tom ON ban bapbe reiit nitanieIig
belle ben iioite Dag, ba ban efter be.
res Wening bapoe opbolot Zig Dos
Dem. 90 YoihtempIet paa bette bans
fsrite grep bar Napnet Gent, iaa
Der bar ingen Spil ON, at ban bap.
be afienbt 9repet fra oenne @p.
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3iGreitens 9ienelie banoe beisgt
Dem netop ben Gag? Der maatte
bore b9nbt noget unoerlist noget,
og oa Den iinee forlobebe Wanb /
flppenoe Sart fom tilbage til 9ois,
gift bet op for Dem aIle, at ben unge
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bar en- Spp eaer iaIfnlb en- geora-
ger. Get fsrite, De giorbe, bar at
eitertGIe Sslotsiet og unberisge,
pm 5amilieus sprige 89roiiaeer
bar / geboIb, men Der iapnebes life
iaa meget Tom en- STE. aae SAINT
liens gienocle par, bpor be ifulbe
bore, og a1igepel bnpoe oen mpitiife
9obeltgipnger taget meb fig noset,
iom ben unae forlopeoe Wtanb pero-
iotte beiere emo babe Sslp og @uIb
% foitelise Stene. San bapoe itiaa-
let en- bel Del @ps fra ben iinse
Dame, utaIige 9ps, loo bet til = os
al ben 9runo err De Sorlopebes SbpI
af6ruot, % De beiinoer Jig for gle
bliffet paa ariesfoo meb bperanore.
Song paa Sang ipsraer ben iinse
Serre, mart raienoe, mart bierte.
fnnit: "Sporban / Mlperoen funbe
on forperle en- alben Wanbs aps
meb mine?"
Sans Sorlopebe iparer = mart
meb en- Strsm al Saarer, mart meo
en- Slom al Spiosfinoigbeber - %
mems DC begge prsper at fomme til.
bunos / benne opbe 8aaoe, gisr go.
litiet Sorisg paa at bringe &IarbeO
| Sagen. Wien Der er ligeiom life
nogen rietie Sart ODER 9eteftiberne
benne @ong. s gIois er nemlig
IoIitiet Tom operalt eIlers | Seroen
at ben Weniua, at oct life er nogen
meget srop 6orbrpoelie at itiGle aps
- naar oct fer meo 9amens Silla.
belie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-21

IGngere Neiie / Tciten b~pornuoer
bnn bar opboIot iie | Colorado
Sprinas os andre Steoer | Colorado.
81. amp o. Or. ". 3. Spc3ep
bor beiiue llee opboIot iie | dubuque
for at oeItaae | oct Meoe, iom Sta-
tens meoieinife Screening bar afboI6t
berite6s.
- q. @rnubeien, Der | @inter bar
iiuoeret peb 8aIparaiio College
galporniio, Sno.. bar M afiliittet
fine Stuoier bcriteos 90 er penot til.
bogc til Gait @rano Sorts, Winn.
9. @coeIcr fra Merico 9th,
Merico, fom i 2srbags BERTH for at
beisge fin Sciter 6ru Seebuus. San
tilbraete Ssnoag hos Or. Stabo Der
| @pcn.
Mrs. s. s. anunoien fom I
SirsSnos biem fra nogIe Maonebers
Groirie fonr forIeoen tilboge fra Ell
SpboIb | Colorado. Snmmen meb
benoc fom Irs. $amcr fra 9enoer,
iom aater at tiIbringe oct mcite al
Sommeren / Grcorab.
0ooio Socobion, Ssn of go.
itor % Mrs. 81. S~occbion, onfom
bcrtiI Sirsoog for at beisge fine 5or.
pIbre % Ssifenoe iomt andre SIG9t-
hinge, Mr. Sacobion er apotefer /
Goansoine, Minn.
- Gin Street / Gresco bill / Som-
mer | Ell 2Gneoe al ire GportnIer
blipe broIagt, gpranbet inbeif forIe-
rem aontrnft meo 8. 6arreq Con.
trocting Go. | Gueuaue ON uoferel-
ien al arbrioet.
5recbonps McImeIle / Gresco
nebbrpnote forriee Sorsbog gften
tiuigcneo 200 guibeIs Speoe, 1,200
9uibCIs @iicfpbeat og ct iterre Sp.
lag MaiS. Sloen antaaes at bore
opitoaet peb SeIpontGnoelie al tug.
tigt Storm, ba Der paa Here Gage life
booSe pGret no9en | @peningen.
WsIlen par osiureret ! flere gier.
iioiae Observation-Disclosures.
9utbcr College @aie 9nn
3cam peobliper at bringe 2olrbGr
biem meo iie, ioet De binder Den enc
Seier iterre emo Den an0en. SibIte
Sang bar | 9ortbfieIo ben 17be
Mai bpor DC beieireOe ct. Olaf Col.
Icgc mco 7 moo 0. Get uGite Spill
bill ioog (Sreooe) iinoe Steb Der |
9pen nleb Seumet fra CHARLES Gitp
College.
Ser bar ppret poa Gale, at
.eolemmernc al oct gamle Srom.
mefprpS, Der for mango aur lioen
pofte Spitgt life alene Der | fin Siem.
bp og | Stoten, men ogiaa Iangt
libenom, ifiiloe boloe en- Neunion IN.
Der "Somecomine"- 5eiten Der |
9isie Gutter, Der M be.
gprlber at bIipe graaabareoe Wpnb,
cr ipreot nboper @eiten, men arange.
mentsfomiteen bar allcrebe bert fra
mango at Dem, % De bill ole gierne
pna eolnIe Somter % igicn
Iaoc Srommebpirplerne Ipoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-21

Summcrcn: - Seq troebe life,
ieg ifnIoe facet Jet GEM iaa mart
ieien.
SluIfen: - Rei, life leg heller;
men ieg maa H. at 1olitiet bar toget
fig op | De iioite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-21

"Cfjetrnitens Taber", S. s. go.
gers. er | Snsoags pIuoielig afsaaet
peo Cohen / fit paIaosmGsiige Stem
I Stem Dorf, ramuiet at ct Sicrteilag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-21

g.: Seq bsrte, at Sanien full
Be feire @uIobrpaup; men ban blep
10 fsrit Gift igaar.
g: - So, men oct bar meo en-
TiQion9rs Satter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-21
san titpote ntco "Vcrge''.

s en- al gMoerre peb Tanosfior'
BEN blcp en- Sieneiteeut ifior Selt on-
melot for sGbIetpperi. San lit ira
2ensmanocn Snbfaloelie ON at itan-
st tilrette paa oennes &ontor. W2en
oa ban bar UNDER Mpnoigbeosaloe'
rem, Itoo Ser / Snbfalbelien t%ilIeiet
at ban ifuloe mpbe meo Serge. Wten
Glrtten funoe ilet life begribe bpao
set piIbe iigc at msoe meo Ser9e.
San b~eupenote Jig berior til en- flo9
Wanb, og iieIge oennes &aao inc.
fcnbt Gutter iig paa Sensmaroens
aontor ubruItet meb en- Or og ct
oammelt @ep9r. 2ensmanoen Ipnrg'
te bporfor han meote iaa oelpebnet.
"Set Itoo 10 i Snbfaloelien' at leg
ffrIoe msoe meo Serge" ~forflareoe
@utten. San Hap meo en- alporltg
YaomiuoeIie ON oct Toe gro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-21
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-21

Naar Be ifriber til Gperte.
renoe. iaa pGr iaa peulig at
meboele. at Be ida beres
advertisement I "2ecorabsg os
ten. Set iifrer Sem ben
bebite @ebanbIing.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-26
LESS COTTON GlNNED
IN 1909 THAN 1908
GROWTH OF PRESENT YEAR is
GREATER THAN SUPPOSED
Increase in Number of Bales Over
That First Reported Causes
Prices to Lose Several
Points of Gain

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The census
bureau issued a report today showing
that 5,525,591 bales, counting round as
half bales had been ginned from the
growth of 1909, to October IS, as COM
pared with 6,296166 for 1908; 4,42O,25S
for 1907, and 4931, 621 for 1906.
In this report 1884 round bales
were included as compared with 49,
720 for 1908; 1857 for 1907 and 1872, ,144
for 1906
The number of sea island bales in
cluded was 36,330 as compared with
32,O13 for 1908; 1878 for 1907 and 12,-
091 for 1906.
The bureau announced the individual
returns of ginners had altered the re-
port of cotton ginned to September 25,
so that the corrected number bales
ginned to that date was 2,56S,150.
There was great excitement in the
cotton market in New York, prices
making new high records on account
of the big gains in Liverpool, bullish
crop estimate by prominent English
expert, a scarcity of shorts and gen.
eral buying.
December sold at SAIL, and May at
$1425, about 10 to 20 points higher than
Saturday.
There was enormous realizing, par
ticularly as the census report showed
rather more cotton ginned to october
18 than recent prevailing figures, and
prices lost several points Of the gain.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-26
BANKERS SHOW WILL
BE REHEARSED DAILY
HARRY GIRARD TAKES HOLD
OF PRODUCTION
Players Must Meet Nightly to Perfect
Their Parts-Many Society
Persons Have Roles
in Performance

Harry Girard, in charge of the bank
ers' show. when the Gringo. Came"
which opens at the Mason November
4, and 6, has called an imperative
rehearsal of every one of the fifty par
ticipants at the Gamut club tonight.
No excuses will be accepted from
now on, and every night rehearsals
will be held, that the show may be
perfect when presented Mr.. Girard
has just taken hold of the opera,
which, by the way, is local product
and he intends to have it perfect in
every detail Costumes have all ar
rived and are beautiful, and the see
merry is fresh from the painters bridge
so a complete new production will be
offered.
The young men and women who will
participate-all the former members
of the chapter and the latter their
friends-are highly enthusiastic over
the coming presentation, and it seems
likely that a highly entertaining show
win be the result 1t is quite a de-
parture for the bankers, as their
usual Offering has been a minstrel
stage training they have had in past
seasons, they feel fully competent
to present a bigger proposition
this year, thus taking rank with so
many other cities where the bankers
show is a regular fall attraction, and
a musical comedy is the accepted
form of it.
Society has taken a strong interest
in the forthcoming show, as so many
of it's favorites have parts in it, the
roster of women embracing a great
many of the girls known usually for
their prominence in the social world.
But these girls have voices and acting
ability, and they promise to be as
efficient as regular stage personages.
Among those best known are Misses
Edna Spaulding, Olive Moser, Flor
ence Bartlett, lone Gale, Lillian Ossing,
Maud Lawton, Georgia Morton and
some score more-for there are fifty
in the company. The seat sale has
been set for Thursday at the Mason,
when coupons will be issued on tickets
already bought and the general pub
lie will be served
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-26
New Patents Granted

The Hazard & Strause patent agency
of Los Angeles reports the following
list of patents granted to inventors of
Southern California, for the week end
ing October 10, 19O9
B. A. Ballinger, mail-catcher, Los
Angeles; D. Barnard, assignor of one
third to r. Avery, dashboard-safe for
automobiles and other vehicles, Los
Angeles; NJ M. Beasley, punching and
spacing machine, San Bernardino; f. K.
Caswell (assignor to Paul Dickinson,
Chicago, In) Woodworking power
press, Los Angeles; F. H. Crump, eX-
tension bolt, Los Angeles; C. S. Eich-
holtz, vaginal syringe, Los Angeles; /;
A. 7. Elliott and A. Miller (said ELL
lott assignor to said Miller), obtain
ing metals from their ores, Los An
geles; A. Finch, reversible rotary gas
or oil engine, San Diego; G. Haniquet,
ignition apparatus, Long Beach; A. j.
Hodge (assignor to Pasadena Mills Au-
tomato Press company, printing press,
Los Angeles; e. d. Hough, Los Ange-
les, and r. E. Wilson, Tustin, drying
and grading apparatus; A. Lawrence,
milk pail, Los Angeles; L. E. Leach,
aerator, Venice; T. c. Mason (assignor
to Mechanical and Electrical Appli-
ance company, Carson City, New, ap-
paratus for preventing collisions on
railways, Los Angeles; F. H. Richard
ing company, thermic controller, On
tario; C. Schroeder (assignor of one-half
to G. Reichart), wire-clutch, San Diego;
NJ Stein, dressmaker's skirt-gauge,
Santa Monica; N. S. Twiford, de-
ceased; G. A. Twiford, Administrative,
device, Pomona; L. Van
Vliet, gas-g generator, Pomona.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-26

in harmony with the GameweIl system.
but he would put up a bond for the
full contract price of the boxes that
they would work all right and he
would not ask for his money until it
was demonstrated they would work.
Mr.. Cregier is a son of Dwight c.
Cregier, city engineer of Chicago for a
number of years under the elder Carter
Harrison.
The Cregier manual system of fire
alarms, with 100 boxes, was bought for
$29,274. This price includes the COM
plete equipment of the manual office
1t was on this item that Lyon, Yonkin
and Healy made their chief contest
They are all said to be partisans of
the Gamewell system and they OBJ
jected to establishing two systems in
Los Angeles.
Lyon and Yonkin withdrew their
objections when it was explained to
them that after the new central office
is built at Seventh and Figueroa
streets the Gamewell automatic sys-
tenn can be changed to a manual sys-
tenn and connected with the Cregier
boxes.
Five bids were submitted for the
consideration of the council. One OF
these bidders was the Gamewell com
pany, but the city attorney ruled the
proposal of this concern could not be
considered as it was irregular. The
figures were submitted on condition
that the seventy boxes bought from
this company in 1907 should be re-
turned or paid for before any more
boxes were delivered. This condition
constituted the irregularity to which
the city attorney objected.
These seventy boxes have been the
occasion of a long controversy and a
committee of the council is still con-
sidering the matter.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-26
WILL URGE UNCLE SAM TO
BUY REAL FOREIGN ZONES
Vigorous Campaign Will Be Waeed
for Purchase by This Government
of Embassasies Abroad

NEW YORK, Oct 25.-Following the
arrival, Thursday, of E. Clarence
Jones, president of the American en-
bassy association, a vigorous campaign
will be waged in all the states of the
country to induce the American gov
ernment to purchase embassy build
ings in foreign capitals. Henry Coeh-
ard, who is the only member of the
executive committee of the association
who permanently resides in Europe,
already has come here to take part in
the campaign. Mr.. Cochard, who is
head of the Paris branch of the law
firm of Coudert Brothers, said:
1.-THE time certainly has come when
the country should have its own for
eign embassy buildings. AS a foreign
resident, l can speak with feeling on
this subject. We Americans who live
in Paris have tried on two occasions
to present a house to our government,
SO keenly did we feel that the dignity
of our country demands it. The first
time we could, not raise money enough.
The second time the house we had in
view did not suit our American am
baSsador."
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-26
PETITION FOR A PUBLIC
UTILITIES BOARD CLOSED
Initiative Is Filed with City Clerk by
Municipal League and Ought
to Be Ready for Ballot

The initiative petition for the public
utilities ordinance was filed by the Mu-
nicipal league yesterday afternoon. 1t
contained about 5000 signatures.
The city clerk will secure the au-
thorization from the council today to
check the petition and the work of
comparing 1t with the great register
will begin at once. 1t is the intention
of the city clerk to present the petit
tion, fully checked, to the council at
its meeting a week from today in or
der that it may be placed on the Of
fetal ballot in plenty of time.
The petition presented remarkably
clean appearance, due to the fact that
II was not carried from place to place
by solicitors begging for signatures,
but kept on stands on the streets
where those that chose could sign it
without being urged.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-26
CITY ATTORNEY DECIDES
PRIMARY BALLOT QUERIES
If Fewer Than Requisite Number of
CounciImen are Voted for, the
Names Must Be Counted

The newness of the direct primary
election has given rise to many cleo
tion questions that never before have
been considered, and City Attorney
Hewitt is confronted with difficult
problems almost every day,
Two of these he answered yester-
day when he sent letter to City Clerk
Lelande declaring it his opinion that
if fewer than the number of candi-
dates to be nominated are voted for on
a ballot at the primary election, those
stamped must be counted. Thus there
are eighteen councilmen to be nomi-
mated. Each voter is entitled to select
nine candidates and no more. If the
voter selects only eight names those
are to be counted.
If. on the other hand, the voter Sc
lects ten councilmen, his vote for coun-
cilmen cannot be counted, but it does
not destroy the value of the ballot as
far as his vote for mayor or any other
officer is concerned if he has voted for
only one for each office.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-26
LONE HOLDUP MAN TAKES
POSSESSION OF RESIDENCE
Forces Prosperous Merchant, at Point
of Revolver, to Conduct Him
Into the House

SPOKANE, Wash, Oct 25.-A lone
holdup man took possession last night
of the home of M G. Martindale, a
prosperous merchant, in the fashion
able Cannon Hill district.
Answering a ring of the doorbell,
Mr.. Martindale found himself con-
fronted with a revolver. He was forced
to walk backward to the parlor, where
his wife was found.
From room TO room the bandit
marched his prisoners, searching the
house at his leisure, but missing Mrs.
Martindale's diamonds and most of
the money
Finally. with $l2 in cash, he walked
out of the house.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-26
GARBAGE CONTRACT
EXTENDED A MONTH
ARRANGEMENT WITH VERNON
CONCERN SATISFACTORY
Los Angeles viii Pay Dollar Day for
Twenty Wagons and Dollar
and a Half Day
for Ten

The council yesterday authorized the
board of public works to enter into a
contract with the Vernon Live Stock
association to collect and dispose of the
city's garbage for the month of NO
vember. The contract for next month
will be at the same rates a5,the- con-
tract for the current month, which this
association has, 81 a day for twenty
teams and wagons and $1.50 day for
ten teams and wagons. The twenty
teams are used to collect kitchen refuse,
which the contractors feed to hogs in
Vernon, and the ten teams are used
for collecting ashes, tin cans and other
rubbish.
The board of public works told the
council it was not yet ready to make
a recommendation on the bids sub
mitted a week ago for handling the
city's garbage This delay on the part
of the board to accept one of the bids
is interpreted to mean that the board
is not satisfied with any of them, and
feels in a mood to reject them ALL
Delay in this matter is justified by
the board on the ground that the pres
ent contract with the Vernon Live
Stock association is the most advan-
tageous from a financial point of any
contract the city has ever had since 1t
was a village. The residents of the
sixth ward who inhale the odors from
the pig pens just over the city limits
in Vernon do not take this point of
view and would be glad to have the
board make a contract quickly under
the terms of the specifications that re-
,ouire garbage to be disposed of at
least five miles from the city limits.
Under present arrangements it will
be at least December 1 before a new
contract can be let, and if it is let
then it will be just year from the
time D. X. Edwards, former inspector
OF public works, called the attention OF
the council to the fact that a new
contract would have to be made. The
long delay is the fault of the council,
which kept the matter under advise
ment and on the table and in the hands
of committees for months at time.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-26

official paper the morning following its
passage and following the publication
of the ordinance a notice must be pub
lshed ten days. This program VIII
make the new district part of Los
Angeles November 3. =
The city attorney is anxious to have
as wide a margin as possible in order
to avoid contests. He said yesterday
that should any duobt be cast on the
right of the new citizens to vote 1t
might invalidate the entire primary
election and a disappointed candidate
would have a right to bring proceed
ings in court.
If the council finds it cannot counE
the-yote in time to let the new district
become a part of Los Angeles in time
to vote at the primaries the date Will
be changed to November IL.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-26
Municipal Affairs
NOVEMBER PRIMARY
MAY BE POSTPONED
COUNCIL MAY ORDER DELAY
OF ONE DAY
Unless Vote of Recent Annexation
Election Is Counted Promptly
Date Will Be Changed from
Tenth to Eleventh

The primary election date was al
most changed by the council yesterday
morning from November 10 to Novem-
ber IL. Almost, but not quite, but
there is a chance 1t may be done yet,
unless the council does something it
never did before, and that is to get
down to business on time today and
stick to it all day long.
City Attorney Hewitt recommended
to the council that the date be ad-
vanced one day in order that the new
citizens in the Colegrove and Arling-
ton districts annexed to Los Angeles
by the election last Tuesday, might be
sure to have an opportunity to vote
at the primaries If no hitch occurs
in the program these districts will for
mally become a part of Los Angeles on
the morning of November 8, but any
little delay in the red tape process
might cause the formal annexation to
be postponed twenty-four hours and
the new citizens would not have the
opportunity to vote at the primary.
The law requires the council to count
the ballots cast at an annexation elec,
ton. In other elections the council
canvasses the vote by merely checking
up the tally books. About 600 ballots
were cast last Tuesday and the council
alton election when the "shoestring"
strip was taken into the city the count
was not concluded until twenty-four
hours after it started. Because of this
precedent City Attorney Hewitt asked
that the primary be postponed one day.
Work of Few Hours
But when the ballots were counted
at the annexation election of 1906 the
council "played horse" most of the
time. Two or three councilmen would
stick to the counting while the Others
were out in the committee room doing
something else.
AS there are nine councilmen there
are only about $50 votes for each to
count. and if they all attend to bust
ness the ballots should be counted in
a few hours. After the votes are
counted a certificate of the result must
be taken to Sacramento and filed with
the secretary of state. The council
counts on getting through in time for
this certificate to be taken on the
o'clock train tonight, which will get
it to Sacramento about 4 o'clock the
following evening. The ordinance OF
annexation must be published in the
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-26
COUNCIL ACCEPTS BIDS OF
CREGl-R SIGNAL SYSTEM
Fifty Police Boxes to Be Purchased 20
Be Attached to the Present
Gamewel Lines

After a stiff contest in the council,
led by Wallace, Dromgold and Wren
on one side and Lyon, Yonkin and
Healy on the other, the bids of the
Cregier Signal company for fifty police
boxes and a manual fire alarm system
were accepted.
The fifty police boxes are to be at
tached to the Gamewell system now
in USE although Fl j: Goudge' attor-
ney for the Gamewell company, de-
clared the Cregier boxes would not
work with this system.
The price for the police boxes is $50
each. N. Banks Cregier, patentee Of
the system, told the council that not
only would he furnish box to work
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-26
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We sweep away all the doctor
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nearly every disease, which are sold by
all druggists
Send today for copy of our medical
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us. our doctors will carefully diagnose
your case and advise you fully. MUM
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Jefferson Sts., Philadelphia, Pa.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-26
Bows Arrested ion RuraIary

WEAVERvILLE, Cal, Oct. 25.-
Albert and William Henderson
brothers, aged Is and IS, are in jail
here today on a charge of having dy-
namited the store of Mason & Taylor
at Douglas City Saturday night. The
safe of the store was broken and $1,000
stolen. No part of the booty has been
recovered.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-26
Rich Ore is Struck

MARYsVILLE, Cal, Oct 25.-Rich
ore was struck on the Rainbow Exten-
sion of the Allegheny lode today at
noon. BY nightfall $4,000 had been
taken out Of the property, which is
owned by the San Jose Milling
company.