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The Montgomery tribune., 1910-03-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Personal Mention and Local
Happenings Of Interest In
and About Montgomery

Rev. j. j. Griffith and wife have
moved to Troy Mo.
Mrs. Martin Ridgcway is on the
sick list this week.
Don't fail to see these exquisite
hats at Miss Emma Turner's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murry Dyer spent
Sunday in Wentzville with re-
Aatives.
! Miss Jeanie Deans Nuns visited
friends in Columbia several days
last week.
Mrs. E. III. Ham of Buell. was the
guest of her paren' here the first
of the week.
Ambrose Bush and daughter, Of
Girard Kansas are the guests of
relatives here.
Mrs. w. H.Beasly and Mrs.
Doyle made business trip to St.
Louis last Monday.
Miss Emma Turner has all the
new and stylish things in spring
and summer Millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. David jennings
spent Sunday with friends in
Jonesburg.
Do you need new hat for
Easter. See these trimmed hats
at Miss Emma Turner's.
Mrs. Herbert Chandler aud Mrs.
Schroeder of New Florence were
shopping here Monday.
Miss Fay Luck returned Sunday
night from several days visit
with friends in Warrenton.
Misses Bessie and Lillias Diggs
of Wellsville were the guests of
Miss Lillian Barker last Sunday.
Mesdames, Miller, Harmon and
Leonard of High Hill we're trailing
In Montgomery City last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Culbertson
returned Sun day evening after a
three weeks wedding trip in the
south.
Miss Emma Turner has the
largest and most complete line of
trimmed hats ever shown in. the
county.
Mrs. Chas. Chaplin, who has
been in the hospital In st. Louis
for several weeks, is here visiting
friends.
S. j. Bland, of Vandalia, was
the guest of his son, E. S.. Bland
and family, of this city, a few days
last week.
]. A. Ogan of this county this
week moved to the farm he re-
Gently purchased near Stephens
Store, Galloway County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Marlow ant
Misses Irene and Clara Marlow O.
Wellsville were the guests of j. D
Marlow and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Nuns, of Kansal
City, was called to the bedside o
her mo other, Mrs. May Dyson her,
fiast week. Mrs. Dyson is improv
}ing nicely.
! The Democratic conference held
in Ball & Balls Office last Saturday
was well attended by the party
leaders from Upper Loutre ant
Prairie Townships.
While Wilfred Hunter was ou
driving Monday evening the hors'
became frightened and ran away
Wilfred was thrown from the bug
gy and bruised a little. The bug
gy and harness were badly broker
The horse, was caught nea
Hubbard's store.
J. v. Nebel Prosecuting A'
torney was in Middletown Mon
day attending court in Squire J
T. Joaes, Justics Court, in th'
case of State OF Mo. VS. Hugh Sud
deth Of Pike Co., charged wit
disturbance of the peace. Sud
deth was fned $5 aud costs.
] Judge VIM. Freye whom GOV
Hadley appointed to succee
Judge Walz resigned, was presen
at overy session OF the Count
4 Court during it's session this wee
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-03-11
An Awful Eruption.

OF volcano excites brief interest,
and your interest in skin eruptions
will be as short, If you use Back
lens Arnica Salve, their quickest
cure. Even the worst boils, ulcers
or fever sores are soon healed by
it. Best for Burns, Cuts, Bruises,
Sore Lips, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains and Piles. 1t gives instant
relief. 25c. at Crump & Kidve ell.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-03-11

Chew Prosperity Tobacco, has a
rich fruity flavor. 1t will please
you.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-03-11
Total. .4,3S7, 922

Wool pro duction Of sorround-
ing states compared with the Mis-
souri, production for 1910:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28
Terbcercnoc y3alobrGnbc.

EittSburG ga, 81. MARS. -
@alobrGnbe in perihieoencn @e0cn.
Den oea lucitlifcu Eenniplponien unr
8elt'Tirginicn boucrn tort. Sic ia.
ben bcrcitS Elm Menihenlebcn 5um
Spier 0ciorocrt
ytabc Clifton mar Ger fleinc, 10.
i1brigc &in9sleD Golrtnep babel, Den
Soldnonnlhoiten 5ur Sono 5u &c.
ben 10 piel ibm moglib mar. IoS
MctollenOe zines Sd)loldes entqlitl
Den S1noen ocS MonneS, Der cs belt
uno trof oen Slngcn 10 ungliidlid.
ooB cr bolo borori itorb.
Sn 8orrcn, TcnouGo. Joreit nm
onocren Counties bobcn Die ,Nom.
men SelbebGlter lmo peridiecenc
aroftonlo9en er9riiien, mo Der an.
gerihtetc Sd)aocn bcldnit iib be.
rcits nllf ,3ebntnlienbc pon Iollors.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28
llnanaencbme nno iduuicriae Mciic

Der, y. g., 26. WGr,.
-22 Witglieocr eincr Termciilrngss
Grpeoition Der canadian Hailmup," "
oil oeren Spite Sngenicir 6. j..
Sorrington ltcbt, lit bier angcfom.
men, nofoem iie oif ibreln @ege pon
Den Shneeluiiiten ocs ,Selssebirges
nnh Dem @cbiet Der Gipililotion I'M.
Iiglid)c Stropn5en ourhgemaht bot.
ten. Sbrc ganjcn Sorrdtbc bon &C.
bensmitteln muren ibncn bon Greet.
Snoioncrn geltoblcn lporoen mo ibrc
al Eieroe bis aui bas lebte Slngers
geitorben.
9lm 3. Wdrl oils iid) oic @cIcl.
!d)ait t92 0tciien norolid) BON Siam.
loops beiano, bate tie nllr nod iiini
Filno Sped iibria. 0iit oieicrn &C.
rin9cn 2ebensnlittel .NprratG lc1tcn
lie 5uei 5ngereiien iiber ben ociro.
renen Sfnec bis OH Den glue Gipcr
Suriid, 100 linen Elm 5rappcr 80
Efunb Mebl 9ob. 30 Mcilen meiter
iiiolih ionben iic cine .Gdhc," ipel-
dye 100 Efllno Webl cntbiclt. Sier,
nit id,lllgen lic lid burd), bis lic be.
lieoelte 0cgcnoen crrcidbten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28
Srciind)cr Muro In SG6 Carolina.

2uurcnS, S..G, y. MGrS. -
EoIiSlltcn iabnocn bciltc 9lbcn0 mli
Die 9tc9er GImloc Gerallion lmo Sim
9ouiS, melfc on2eflugt iinO, Ncitcrn
9Ibcnb brci onoerc Neger uobc Eorfs
Stntion int biciiQcn Golmtu, crmor.
bet 5u bohcn. gSe es beiBt, bcgaben
lie iid), nohbcm lie cineu Wonn uub
cine tSrau uuf brutolc @ciic umaes
brott buttcn, nod Der @obnln9 ci.
neS anoeren 9tcNers, Mnmcna 2llcr.
9iaD, ricicn i'm ou bic Sbiirc iciner
@obnlng unb tootctcn i'm ooielbIt
Gie n1bercn l(ntGn0c Der orcIioden
9luttbdt lino nod nirbt befomt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28
Sd)uuB icinc Winttcr nicbcr.

9iep ,Yorf, q. M1r5. = 8eil
leine Wtllttcr ibm nidt ihnea ocnua
ein reines Seno bradte, aerietb ser
23-iGbrige Gominid Giolo bon 9tr.
2S9, Tan 9nrcn-Str., 9tcporf, &C.
tern IN Strcit nit ihr, lino bos Gnoc
ipar, oab cr lie in Den '0alS itoG mo
Die ,Sroll jebt I'M Ct. Sonlcs.Soipitnl
nit Dem Iobc ringt. Tiolo beiinbet
iid in Soit. gSie Die Eoli5ci bon
Hnbborn gcbort bat, perlangte Nipla,
ais rr nod 0olllc fam, ba6 icine
Wtltttcr ibm ldnell ein reilles Scmo
uno cincn 0rogen bringc. Sic be.
elite lid nod ielner gniidt nid)t &C.
uil1eno oanlit, lino or gcbral6te ei-
nigc ilnuerih1mte Nebensortcn. Sic
mahte i'm geborig berurtcr, unb Der
.Streit ortetc idlieBli1 in Sbdtlid)-
fciteu aus, llno Miltter unb Sobn
begonnen iid gegcnieitig @eidirr Oil
ben aopf 81 merfen. Ger Strcit en-
Octe, ols Giolo oen gepolpcr 5og llno
id)oB. slls 5lpci Golijiiten inn Sauic
ciitrafcn lpnr Scr Sobn geraoe oo.
nit beidGitiGt, ;. Die @nnbe ieiner
Winttcr ailsSlllpaidcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28
0ibat icamcnS!

9cobom, D'oil, y. NtGr5. -
9ic bcllte bier criolgtc @ebrrt eineS
trGitigeu fleinen anobcn bat S5rn
Solepb Gears 5iuu 81. Wolc gum
%otcr gcnldft. Gears lit IN Den
lebtcn 40 Sobrcn 5peimal pcrheiro-
tibet gclpclcn mb Seuptc IS ainoer
nit icincr critcn Wottin. Iic 0cgcn.
w1rtige tSrol Gears brobtc 1G Sin.
Der sur @elt. 9iur II pom oen 81
ailoerl lino inoeilen am 2eben &C.
blicbcn. Gears lit 81 Sabre aft mlr
lellcS 3eihcnS cin ,3inlmcrmonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28
Nuf cincr 9ianC) cr,uiirat.

SoIoen Sol, ~. 0'0r5.-SrolI
Wtorp Cobb, 40 Sabre alt, cine uelul
0icilen Don bier mf elmer Honc)
mobnbaftc @ithuc, lit bon cincr rn.
befonnten Ecrion ctiuiirgt morocn,
W'pron Sbotc, eiu Ncacr, lpllroe ais
Der Sbot pcroticbti9 perboitet lnb
ms bicii9c @efGnaniB acbroht. Gr
lcit9nct icinc SNulo inb bcutct on,
oob Bert 9uoge, Gin 9ru6cr Scr Gr-
moroeten oas GerbrcAen bcgino.
Nic Eoli5ci fobn0ct icbt oli Sooooc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28
S5oiuarS National 0anf.

Sn elmer an 2G MldrS 1910 sebnltenen Spe
JialiiPing ber Sireforeu Der yHaitona Sop,
aro 9ani" ipuroc Der Ioo bon
0rH. Scnrg Nureuuoer,
eiHem lcdrheicii Wittgieo befdaieu Srcito.
RUINS. pcriiinoei nno ocr foipcnbe &eibluB
aefuBt
hes Srn. oenrn Surgmnscr enen ireuen ibis
tigen unb ntlidbeu 9eaulten berloren bat, Der
fietS beret mar, Die beiicH Snierciicu Sieier
gluirihiiateit uno GbnroIter ibu ous Ser.
traucn feiner peIen 6relnoc mn Hciannieu
Crpdrb
Gs luurbe ierncr beihIofien baI mir feiner
tprcten. rtnb ierner beicbloiien ooh neier BE
thlnb in ben bienilhen 3eiunaeu uer5ffcni,
llct uno cine slbihrit oeiielbeu au ehe Sus
mtlie geianoi meroe.
Senrb Glnrf,
$50 Krditbent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28

ionotc Der aoiier oic Gin!noiing
iclbit tcle1rophiidl oil bcn Gr-Erall
0cntcn. Ger 0otihaiter Ir. Sill
lulbtc 9tiht9 pon Der Sudle. bis e.
ipdtcr, ais HooicpcltS glntluort bc-
reitS elngctroifen lunr, uerItunoigt
muroc.
Sb Mpoiepclt rpirfliH I'M S6loIie
luobuen miro. itbciut ieboh nod, nid)t
gang lihcr 3it iciu. @enigitcns cir.
trIirt 0uS 0criibt OoB er int .Sotcl
SoIon" Guortier belegt unO Ole Gin
ldouna bcS &oiierS nit Der grffG-
rllug oonfenO ubgcIcbnt babe. ooB
Die 9lllnnbmc oerlclbCn ieintu 9ciud
bcS pripotcn GboroftcrS bcruuben
milr0c.
&on cinent 5bcil Ger Ereiie miro
Scr &oilcr fiir Die Gbrlu1 Die cr
NonIcuelt nit Der Ginlu0lng ermic-
len bat, ld,orf getobelt. Iic Srgone
Der slgroricr uno 9llbcutihcn merien
ibm Dor, Dob cr IN unlpiir0igcr Meilc
Dor 9merifo oaolltnu" Made. slQ.
9elncln aclponnt lit man oorouf,
luclhe @irtilnG oic fiirItlid)e Gbrima
9looepelt's Ourh 0cn &oiicr ullf iet
ncn GnlpfonN IN Sonhon buben miro.
Is miro nun Dem aonig Goiporo
mobridlcinlid nidltS utbcres iibrig
blcibcll ols Den Gr-Eriliocntc..
glcid)folls ais @oit in iein Shlo6 Sll
lu0cn.
Ger NuSbrnd bcS Nctnu.
Gatonia, Si5ilicn, q. Mir5. -
@Gbrenb Die oem 9lctno cntitrDmen,
DC Sopa Der Guontitiit uoh ob3lrncb-
men fortfibrt, luur Die inucre Sb1.
tigtcit ocS GultonS beutc It1rfer olS
geitern. 6ranf u. Tcrrctt, Ger ames
rifolliide &uIfonfllnoigc, 9loubt, oa6
Ole &ernliu0crllng bes 2opnitrones
orrh Sinoeriiiie in Den neuen Sra.
tern perllrlod)t Iiuo, iuelbe Die 2ebte-
rem perltopft bobcu, ino ooB oieie
Sinoerliiiie binnen ipcnigeu Sageu
ollSgeruorien lueroen iuiorigenioqs
Gin Gr0bc6ell cintretelt ntiiiic
Scrr Eerrett begob ii6 belte bon
9ficololi nod Dem 9lipl Oes 9llpens
Clubs, nobe oen arotern, iino tele.
9ropbirtc ipGtcr BON BORT aus, nie
folgt:
Sic 1b1tlafeit oes sletna lit beilte
grobcr, .olleiil oic 2aua fIiebt lang.
iomcr, 0eitigc Grploipnen i'm Sns
ncrn oca Sulfons bolcrn tort"
u cue SpaItcn oifncn lid
am &cinu.
NcopcL y. Y1r5. - Siini ncuc
Spalten bobcn lid) nobe Dem Central.
Grotcr bco Geiups geofinet nllein RiS
ieBt leDt Der &ulfon fcine Smlrcn
BON Gb1tigfeit on bcn Gag.
Sn Ecters bltrg crfrnnft.
Getcrs6urM 81. W1r3. -
9iid)tcr 9lltou .. Eorfer bon Neu.
Durf mo 8dttin fonen bcutc aus
Berlin bier an ,Srot Enrfcr lit
frQnf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28
Wroi,fcncr in Ebilabcluhia.

Tbilooelpbia. a. ga, 81. W1r,.
Gin 8roBieler bat geitern abcno
5lpci I'M norolihen Staottbcil aele.
gene grobc 6obrifnnlagcn 5erit6rt II.
cinen Sd)aocn Don $350,00O ange.
rid)ret. Ias Seuer brah III Der
Shnlicool' '9tieoerloae Der .. 4. Carr
So, 9ir. 2736, Horb.gronh. .Strobr,
ans ino uer6reitctc iid) nod Der Nn.
ldGe Der Sanep Mbite So. sSubrifan.
ten bon annliliinien lno @rob.
borolcrn in Sool5iobrifnten eS
muroc 9tienono crnitlid) perlebt.
Gic' Stottc bes 9ronoeS lag tbcil,
lpeiie an Der oReooing.Yabn" mn
rnebrere Strnben lang fonltten fciuc
Sabn5iigc geben.
YGiis iRr'S Nmslanb beiorBt e. Waine, lf3
ch'Isltiuere'eu.. naas Gxhsm Nexis.Ass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28
Baltimore. ylb, Weontas ben 20. Wldr, 1910.

81 &nuic pnren, @r ingtc oos iiin-
gerc Ot1ohcn ans Dem @auic ilno
ucrburrifnOirtc Sbilren lmo ,5eniter.
9alo oorali iicl cin, ShuB uno buS
fIeine Mdofen riei Ole 9tnd)bnru 5u
Siilic, oIlcin cbe bicIclbcn Die Stclle
erreidten itun0 bas !Sous III libten
tSlonmen. Gie 2eiden beS MGo.
deus mo bcs @eiltcSacitorten iho
inter Den Sriimnern aeilnoen NOR.
0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28
Wann gcrcttct, s,uci irancn crtrnl
fcn.

Sillsboro, M, ~. W1r5.
- Gin 0lotorboot, bciicn Moldinc-
rie llnbrnl6bnr gclporocn mar, pur-
DC bellte i6cr ocn Gnnlm bcS obercl
.Oiilblenteihes gerilien, itno tSrurl
9tellie GapeS, ionic ,Srl. Milbreo
Groigc fanOcn ibren 5ob in Den Sin.
then. @iaionl $. Eorfer, 2ofoI.
sl9cnt Der .Stonoorb Oil &c." mcls
der ooS Boot lcltctc, pllroc in icid.
res Noiier 0eluoriclL rno eS oclong
ibm, ans llicr 81 frieheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28

Sp1 etiteHt ,StrilHUigelt gepiullle elll'
icblidc 9luttbat nod reGtjcitig
percitclt.
Sortforb, Cont, ~. WGrS. -
'0ier mllroc Der Folc &alcnte Ghon0lc
Don leinem &nusnirtb ernlittirt lmb
lheint ooriiber in Srrlinn uerfollcl
5u lein Ocnn CT bcld)loB, lclnc
iGmnltlihen bier Ginoer nit cincr
9lrt 5ll erldlagcn, moran er gliid
lidler @cile nod red)t5eitig bllrh go.
ll5ilten perbill0ert lpur0c. 9lls man
Den @obnlinnigen an Connecticut
Hiucr bintcr cinem 0ebillh auffano,
bate er ieine bier Sinocr lid) poll.
ltGnbig cnttleioen linb in Heb' uno
@lieo sllfitellimg ncbmcn loiien.
Gbonglc ielblt Itono Dor Dem jiin9.
ltcn anobcn, cincm Siingcl6en BON
pier Sobren. uno bottc Die 9lrt ,lt
Dem tootliGen Streid erboben, mel
der Dem 9ebtn oeS ainoes, meltes
lplitternodt, ober poIlfornlncn rubig
nit einem Grll5ifir in Der Sonb icl.
nen Sdidiol cntgeoen iab, ein gnoc
MAIDEN iollte Ter @obniilnigc
muroc iofort ieItgenommen iuo in
Der 3eae fir Sobiiidtiae llnterge,
bradt, obpobl cr lid, beftig pioer.
leBtc llno ooroli beltonc, boB cin
Soter NIT ieinen ainoern tbun oiirie,
mas linn belicbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28
Wulltc Ginbcr entbampten.

Son einem ,Srriinuigen geplante ent-
icblidc 9luttbnt nob retbtjcitig
pcrcitclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28
Sdjlimnl fir MclIh.

@eI II, Ga, 27. MGr5. - So
5ienllh ooS 9nn5c @cidGitspiertcl
oeS biel0en StGotd)enS ging belte in
6Inmmen oui. Greibis @cbdlloe iino
3erltort uno Der GcrlllIt miro mli
100000 geiddbt. 9ic @erlid,crln0
lit aerina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28
Sd)refcnstbat cincs Gpilcftifcrs.

Golnmbus. 8, ~. War5.
Scbn NcGortbp, ein Gpileptifer, be
gab lid 81 @beat, elmer Srtidoit in
Aoams.Gountp, in bic 8obnlua lei.
mes 8cttcrs ". =. Mccarthy, 100
Die beiocn 16hter oes giaentbiilners,
Iiinf reip. ahbebn Sabre aft, aaeir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28

- @oilperneiir Sugbcs, ieinc 0at.
tin ilno feline Wutter baben in Sing.
iton, H.sO., Dem 9egrGbnib Der 5amtc
oes @ouuerlIeurs, Srnt s. 6. Gon.
ncllp, Der Satin oes iriiberell
Staatsicnators Gonneap, bcigewobnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28
Sir 0ncalsCption.
yGcutral gabpr ltniuu" ibt Made Al,
ben Sramerci-Nrbcitcrn.

Sraoniiirte 9lrheitcr EhiIooelpbin'S s
iollen ms FrobibitionSloaer &c
lootit pcr0cn, neil oic 0ralcr
feinen Slntbeil on oenl Spmpo.
thieItrife nabmell. - Ger 2cbtcre
lit abbeltellt llno Die Sbeilncbmcr
iollcn iebt cinen Sugelobn pro
gSodc fiir Die Strifcr bergcbcu.
- llnonaencbnle Grlebniiie elmer
canaoiihen Gernteiilmos-g grpcoi,
tion i'm Selsgebirge. - 9tnd
etlid)c ieniotionellc &crbre6Cn.
Ebiln6clpbio, u. Oi1ri. --
Tic .Gcntrol 2obor llnion" nabm
III ibrcr beitigcn Siblng eincn DC
iflnB alL lpeld)cr bic Viitalicocr
ollcr 9lrbeiter Sraoniiotionen Der
biclipcn Staot utiforocr,, bel iebcr
iidJ bietcnOcn @elcgenbclt iiir 2ocol
Option 81 ogitircn ullb 5u itimnlcn
neil Die Ginfiibrlrng eiucS 2ocol Sp.
tion.@cictcS Die 8cilealmg bcrStrei-
tiafeiteu ,5miidben Der vGbilooelpbia
Hopib Srouiit 60" uno ibren itris
fenben 9lnacItclltcn bridleimigen
mcrbc. Tie 9roltcrci 9lrbeitcr bat
ten iib niht al Dem bon Der Sen.
trol 9obor llnion" befretirten Spns
patbicltrife 81 @uniten Scr StroBcn-
abn-9cbienltten betheiligt, uno Die
ier llmitono lit Die bollpti1flihe llrs
iode oes beltigen 9elh.uiicS. Gin
2Introg, Den 9ciblnB oui bcn Sii1
ji lc1cn, cbc bic cnbgilltige 9lbltim.
milng ooriibcr criplgtc, mlroe nit
S3 geaen 81 Stimncu ob9clebnt.
Ger Dor Orei 8ohen begonnene
SpmpotbicItrife lit in Der bclltigen
Sibllng offi5iellc obbcltellt iporben.
Sollienoc bon slrbeitcrlL ipelhc lid
ou ocnl Strifc bctheilGtet, iino ihon
iriibcr an oic 9lrbeit 5ilriifgcfcbrt
oOcr merocn cS moraen tbiul. Wlcid.
5eitig nit Der 9lbbrcdlna bcS Spnls
pntbicitrifeS bat Die .Gentrul 9nbor
llnlon" ollc llnionlciltc olli9eior0crt,
Den StroBcnbnbns Stritcrn iiron5icllc
lhtcrltilblnA 5ltfonlncn 81 lniicn,
bis bic oE1ilobelphin 9iopio Srnniit
60" ibncn ibre sSorbcrllngcn beipil-
ligt fat. rscoer llnion-9lrbciter ol
81 oieicm 3iued pohcntlih bcn 9lr.
bcitslobn cincS Cages opiern.
Sracno lpclhe Shrittc, ipelfe oti
ocn Sricbcnsid)lilB 5miiben ocn bo.
ocrllocn Earteien ob5ieltcI, inO einlt.
mcilen nid)t 81 rcgiItrircn, inoem
uiclc Don Ocn EeriGnlihfcitcn, pcldc
bel Den GcrbnlolrnNen mGbreno Der
lcbten bciocn @pd)cn cine bcrpor.
rogenoc 9folle 9eipiclt bober, jur
6cicr oes SIterieiteS iid) on oic Zee,
fiilte begeben boben. Gic StraBct-
bobn-@cIcllld)nft bate geitern 1900
Wo9gons im Gerfcbr, luGbrenb Die
normole ,3abl 1900 betrd9t. 9inr
oui Wcliae @oggons wuroen tbGt.
life slngriiie periibt mo Der onn5e
SoG pcrlici unacpobnlih it'll mo
rithib
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JoTTINGs OF INTEREST

The exact nature of electricity has
never been discovered.
The United States produces about 3d.
oo0 Oo0 gallons of wine year.
Nearly all OF Oregon's copper comes
from q single mine in Josephine coun-
ty oo ooo
eggs a day of which only 100000 are
nroduced at home.
Canada makes nearly 1S,OOO,OOO pounds
of maple sugar year, nearly one-halt
of the worlds supply.
Plans are on foot for an agricultural
and corn exposition IN the CITY OF
NIevico in connection with the celebra-
lion of the Mexican centennial in Sep
tenlber of next year.
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TOTAL ........ $15,216,085
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class A reinforced concrete g.
story store and loft building;
valuation ...... .............. 27,5,
National Ice Co, sol Banning
street: class G 5-story cold
storage building; valuation. 500
City of Los Angeles (engine
house,, 22S Winston, 225 East
Fifth street: class A rein
forced concrete 3-story engine
house; valuation .............. 50,4t
Thomas Higgins, 20l South
Main street; class A REIN
forced concrete S-story store
and Office building; valuation. 2517c
John Luckenbach, 315 South Hill
street; class A reinforced con-
valuation @ ..!... ~ ...c......,.,.'. 81Oc
T. A. Fry. 1926 East Fifth
street; class A reinforced con-
crete 6-story hotel building;
valuation ...... ................ 1880
]. f. Carr, 64446 South Broad
way; class A steel frame Z
story store and loft building;
valuation ......... ............. 1O3, OF
CITY of Los Angeles (engina
housel, 202 Hewitt street; class
G 2-story engine house build
ing; valuation ................. 34,OC
A. M. Pelton, 637 South Olive
street; class c S-story hotel
building; valuation ............ 4o,94
I. Van Nuys, 400 South Spring
street: class B 7-story build
ing; valuation ...........,..... 4O,OC
w. S. Hook, jr., Sl2 East Third
street; class A reinforced con-
crete 4-story store and ware
house building; valuation -. 1890
Spreckels Bros, 923 East Third
street, 924 East Second street;
class G 4-story warehouse
building; valuation ............ $500
Crane Co, 321 East Third street;
class A reinforced concrete g.
story store and loft building;
valuation ...... ............'''' 'z,Vu
u. & w. Thum Co. (EXpress
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Meyer Lissner, Mathilda Cohn,
524-2S South Spring street;
class A 6-story reinforced con-
crete office building; valua-
ton ......... ...........-'' 1uO,u
Trustee Co., 424-2S South Broad
way; class A steel frame 10
story office building; valua-
ton ...... ...................... 1868
Y. w. c. A., 251-55 South Hill
street: class A reinforced con-
crete 6-story association build
ing; valuation ................. 152,2
Main Street Co. Central build
ing), COL South Main street;
class A steel frame 10-story
office building; valuation ..... 1880
Y. M. C. A., III South Hope
street; class A steel frame 10
story association building;
valuation ...... ............... Ss1,7
E. A. & f. l.. Forester, $3.50
South Broadway; class A rein
forced concrete 8-story store
and loft building; valuation. 1885
W. G.. Kerckhoff, 55S-62 South
Main street; class A steel
valuation % on ......... ............ $500
j. r. Hall, SIG North Broad
way; class A reinforced con-
crete 5-story hotel; valuation. 800
Hicks, Hager estate. 100 South
Main street; class C 3-story
apartments; valuation ........ 300
Masonic Temple association, 1901
South Figueroa street; class q
3-story temple; valuation 1867
Gerhard Eshman, 321 West Sew
enth street: class A steel
frame 7-story store and loft;
valuation ...... ..........,.... SUI
Pacific Mutual, sol West Sixth
street; class A steel frame O.
story Office uilding; valuation 2O0,O
George Walker. 730 South Grand
avenue; class c 6-story audi
torium building; valuation. $40
J. F.. & Robert Marsh, S34-4o
South Main street; class C 4
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story apartments; valuation. 5000
Consolidated Realty COL South
Hill street, 400 West Sixth
street; class A reinforced con-
crete 2-story office building;
valuation ...... ................ 2S2, ,24t
NJ. A. Newmark. 72t South
Spring street. class G 3-story
store and loft building; val
uation ...... .................. 45,0Oc
n. p. Story, 500 South Broad
way: class A steel frame 10
story office building; valuation 600 Oor
Elks' Association, 300 South
Olive street; class c concrete
3-story association building;
valuation 49,. ................ 21,oOt
I. ]. Dehail, 250-56 East First
street; class C 6-story apart
ments; valuation ............. 75,OOc
Salvation Army, 514 South
Grand avenue; class B 4-story
woman's hotel; valuation 49,. SS,5ot
Francis B. Wilde, 532 East Fifth
street; class A reinforced con-
crete 2-story hotel; valuation. 10000
Schwartz Land Co, 255-63 South
Los Angeles street; class a
reinforced concrete 4-story
store and loft; valuation go. $1,000
J. D. Hooker. 710-14 South
Broadway; class c 6-story
apartments; valuation ........ $4,000
F.. NJ. & f. L. Lee, S1S-22 West
Sixth street; class G 5-story
apartments; valuation ........ $4,000
T.. w. Braun CO., 906 East Third
street; class A reinforced con-
crete 3-story warehouses; val
uation ......... ............... 4U'uUl
Clara B. Burdette, TABS South
Broadway Darker Bros);
class B 7-story store and loft
building; valuation ........... 10000
p. M. Johnson, 730-32 South
Broadway Darker Bros,);
class B 7-story store and loft
building: valuation ............ 10000
E. f. & T.. II. Skinner, 331-33
South Los Angeles street;
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crete 3-story loft building;
valuation ................,.'. 5000
The Ferguson Co, sol South
IIill street; class A reinforced
concrete S-story office build
ing; valuation ...,.....,....,.. lS5,5SO
Hoffman-Lewis d Alexander
Myer, 7S4-SS South Broadway;
class 3 7-story loft building;
valuation .., .................. 1900
o. W. Morgan, 6i9-53 West
Sixth street. class q 3-stOry
store and hotel building; val
uation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. iI,o0O
Times Mirror CO., lis South
Broadway: class r l. and -
story printing office building;
valuation .....,,........'.... J0,UOO
Stocllwel- Haley Co, 400 South
Alameda street. class . f-story
factory and warehouse build
Broadway Investment Co, 20l
O5 South Broadway; clasl
reinforced concrete 10-story
office building; valuation 900. 100000
Los Angeles Athletic club, 6lS-
"A south Olive street. class \
steel frame History club build
ing; valuation &C.. .......,.... $4,000
r. II. Howell, 1l22 West Seventh
street; class b 5-story tenc-
mcnt house building; valua-
TOTAL ........ S15,216,085
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