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Dr. a@seger. Once Mayer % vaeuna, Was
mAbla AnsbAse,naee.

e@Ae8 fN0ApNBNIutAH.
spsoaai csbis DsSp1ssA 10 TaR sux.
NTkNNA. March iO.-Dr. Carl LusRsr.
tho anti-Asmits leader and Barwomasssr
of Vienna. died this morning. He was
90 SSArs old.
DR.. IAoekSr was graduats Of the Vienna
University and prasss=sd law up to the
tins of his election a. Mayor Of vIsnna
In ises. In ISsS he was elected TO the lower
Austrian house - a representative II
his party When he was elected Mayor
Of Vienna confirmation Of the result was
Oppossd by the Administers alton. and Il
waS only after q long contest that no was
legally declared elected.
LueGer waS much hated by the So
canl Democratic party in Austria, which
considered him lie greatest enemy. He
made n number Of rAbid addremsea
against the Jews. In ono Of thsss, In
1875. he warned the Jews Of Vienna 20
bshavo with great circumspection OF
they would NEST tho same fate 40 that
which at that time Was being accorded
TO their brothers in Russia. In another
address he advised tho Christians Of
Vienna 70 boycott all Jews. rhosespesches
caused much sxcitement and az one time
it was thought DR.. Lneger would have 20
resign his ONCE. Ne had NOT been heard
OF TO any great extent for the last fow
years
When the lower house met this after
noon the President arose and with desp
snlotion pronounced a euloGy an DR..
LueGer. He referred 70 the late Burgo-
masters high character a. O statesman. O
man Of the people and defender Of justics
and true Christianity.
The members stood while the President
delivered his address and az len conclusion
the House adjourned az q sign OF mourn
ing.
IL may safely he said that no death
except that OF the Emperor could affect
the Vienness as much a. DR.. Lueger's.
He was the most conspicuous figure in
the Austrian capital. and he enjoyed
immense popularity. He was the idol
Of the smaller shopkeepers. an he used
his influence W prevent the e-tablizhment
Of great stores. especially when foreign
capital was engaged.
The day Of his funeral. Monday. will
see an imposing testimony ot the esteem
in which he was held. Business will be
suspended. the schools will b. CLOSED
and Re1riy the whole garrison viii line
the streets Tor the funeral prooession.
The Emperor and the heir apparent
will attend a memorial service in the
Cathedral. Tho alone IN AN Indication
Of the extent Of the growth Of DR.. Lueger's
tnnlsence and power since the days when
he>was regarded as q mere viol~nt a6ita-
tor and the Emperor twice refused TO
confirm his election to the MayOrRl,y.
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SEARCH FOR MISS BLOODGOOD
HOUNDS TRAIL GIRL ~ NIGHT
DRESS TO n. n. STATION.

There An Traee % Bser % Lssa -I-nsa seem
siOAng Toward l4ahs C'arAnAlSa. hut %
Esas Beea DS3Anea and nessAAs NSth.
lnG-ssmtiaFsy Nli@iRg Once Before.
LAKEWOOD. n. j.. March I0.-Ths
poltcs and private detectives. with the
aid of bloodhoSmds. are trying TO get
some tFacs Of Miss Helen BloOdgood.
- years old. who early yesterday morn
ING jumped from the seoond story Of her
home on Madison avenue. disappearod.
and has not been heard Of since then.
Miss BlOodgood 10 a sufferer from
nervousness. The family came here
several weeks ago and William Blood
good % New York city. hsr father. rented
months. Several trained nurses were
enRAged 20 take care % the young woman.
On Tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs. Blood
good went 10 New York. leaving several
friends Of the family and the trained
nurses In care Of the home here and the
young woman. AZ about Q O'Clock In the
morning Miss BlSodgood overpowered
her attendant and jumped from a second
story window. olAd only In her night
dress and felt slippers. and before any
alarm could bs given to the police she
disappeared.
N" my -.
tire country ior ma'S~ aroun" ms -"
secured BY hloodhoumds and Detectives.
"a we'll a. by q large force of volunteers.
h,,s ths v,yl hns nat bsen fosrnd. The
- -. -. C.r...ik..
wafer WINS "r@"n isom 80 "H-t.
to-day on the supposatson that sne might
h.,,.. .lw.,,rnas2 har,~M ehaRa
Bloodho,mds traced Miss BloodRood
a.. an. N.-I-u .,a,i,au ON th. Central
70 uhe - $50, N' 49, ~
Railroad OF view jersey ouS no'7 a."
trace was lost. A. she h@d no money
10 To- not probabls that she boarded a
TRAIN. even IL she had obtained clothing
from aoma farmer's family a. she passed
Through the COUNTRY.
Miss 1loodgooa ten years ago. when
IN a similar condition, wandered away
from her home, She was returned after
-ome dMyN.
A large reward has been offered by
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AMERICAN WONAS'S PLAY.
Losrphine Preston reAbesi1 wins Prase Ut
Tered 10 Nhaherpeare TheaaFe gsseEnSG.
......I ca. n.....Lrh A. srnn sl.ra.

Iosrplslne Preston reahesay Wlns PVtks 0s.
Tered 10 Hhmheupeare TheaaFe GsseruST.
.spsetaI Csks Dsspaieh % TIE SUN.
LONDON. March iO.-Jossphine Preston
Peabody CAGrs. Lionel 3. Marksl. the
American author and pOsa. has won the
priEs Gf o. 500 offered in July. Ieoo. by Que
Of the governors OF the Shakespeare
Memorial Theatrs al StrAaford- On-Avon
for q play 10 be pTOdscsd there thls year.
since the composition was announced
sIS plays have been suhooitted and the
reading committee had busy time sepA-
rating the wheat from the chat. The
final sitting LETT two plays which the ootn-
mittee viewed a. having equal merit. and
these we're sent 10 the Duke Of Argyll for
his determining judgment.
One was q four act play entitled The
Pipsr.' by Mrs. MATkss and to it the Duke
gave tho prise. Il dsMls in a now way,
with the familiar legend Of the Pied Piper
Of Hamelin. II will b presented on
May by p. n. Benson's company during
the Shakespeare festival at stratford.
Benson probably will play The PiPsr.
Marion Terry will create an important
part.
In accordance with tire conditions Of
the composition the prize will bs presented
publicly to the authoceas on the stage i'm
mediately after tho frat performance.
Josephine Preston Peabody was an in
saructor In Rngiish literature In Wellesley
College few years ago. Shs has written
much verss for nsss=inoG and has had
great deal published In collections.
She was born In this city. q daughter %
the late Charles Kilham Peabody. Her
education was begun in tho Girls Latin
School. Boston. and continued at Rad
oliffs. She married in Ie0s Lionel y.
Marks. professor u mechanical snGinesr-
ing AZ Harvard. Her home 10 I'm Cam
bridge. Mass.
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". ~. CUTTING. JR.. DEAD.
HAD Mexiwned Yvwas Isspiswsstie =sTvsSs
BRis vito and ghsid with Rsim.

William Bayard Cutting. Jr.. elder
son OF william Bayard Cutting. died yes
tsrday ~ As=ouan. Egypt. in his thirty
second year. Death was caused by pneu-
nonia. after an illness Of ten days. With
him at AssouAn were his wife. Lady Sybil
Cutting. and thsir young daughter Iris.
Mr.. Cutting had not been in robust
health. After his graduation from HaF-
ward IN IeD he went 10 London a. SEQ
rotary 20 Ambassador ChoAts. Later he
was made deputy consul az Milan. and
recently hs was appointed secretary
Of IeRntioS at TAneier. Morocco. He
resigned this latter post before enter
ing upon it, duties on account % his
health. Mr.. eating had agreed 10 de-
liver a series Of lectures At Harvard next
wear on English colonial government
and was IN Assouan collecting data for
these lectures.
Mr.. Cuttings mother wms Olivia Murray.
He was born in New York. AZ Harvard
known also - an oarsInan. n golf sxpert
and a long distance swimmer. He was
graduated summa ca1m lauds. While
secresary 20 Ambassador Choafs he
was married. on April N. 1871. TO Lady
sybil Marjorie Cr6e; second dsughtsr
the couple came TO Amsrica. and later
returned To Europe. where Mr.. Cutting
realIEned his dipl0mmtic cAresy.
After the Msasina earthquake Mr.
Cutting WaS ssnt 70 Massina by Ambaaaa-
dor Lloyd G. orisoom a. spscssl sgent
in the relisf work.
Mr.. CuIEIngis Taiissr ans; SSsVii:s.sI
a broehsr. Bronson ~ Cutting. and a
SISTER. Olivia Cutting. survive him.
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IO>DON STRONG ron PEARY.
4 spgve~s's Demand tor Proofs WsR't
Hurt IIls Reeepason Abroad

rpssfai caHs DssBafcs 70 Tss SuS
LoSDoN March iO.-Ths doubts eK-
pressed before tho COMMITTEES 81 Naval
Afair- ~ the American Ho1hSe Of Repre-
--utat.ves regarding Commander PeaTy .
north pole achievement have caused much
-uTpriss among gsogFaIyhers ana eA-
rlc-Srs here. They are likely TO sTnpha-
-r4e rather than 20 detract from PeATy >
rs"~ptlOn when he arrives in London.
Not only u the American Geographical
~ncie'y's acceptance Of PeaVy's Obser-
,ations regarded sufficient bit his
own record and character are held to
furnish satisfactory guarantees Popular
interest I'm Pearyz visit here ~ shown by
he fact that applications for seats for
rs lecture At Albert Hall AlVsAdy exceed
nose mad. for the lecturers Of hansen
50oft and ShackletOu
Ihs hail will not accommodate nesTiy
al thc-s " no will want IN attend
Lieut. ShackletOn. the Antarctic en-
rioYsr, said hs could ~ doubt PcaFy q
ois5r1 Tor a mornent.
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DEPUTY S7ERTFF RARRIMAN|
We ssas Few FIAT ABtas and Nnss Thna
ae Cesan ice On ChRNlnw Cro9sss.

wMTTK PEAIsra. March IO.-OIiver Harrs-
man. who up hero 10 president OF thu
wsStchesser County. Horse Show. to-day
filed his oath OF once and appointment
an a deputy ehnriH Of Westchestsr county
by sheriff Henry schaFp.
Mr.. HarrimAn's country place h AZ
Purchase on ths outakiTts of White Piaina.
He N one Of ths staff Of deputi y who do
not need jobs that sheriff Hcharp has
appointed 20 be useful in Oass Of riots or
strikes or in running down hands OF
horse thieves. MFR. Hartman hAs = few
fast automobiles and a number Of nsst
horses which he will usS in case ehe
SnSrIn hss NEED o. ann % mAks last time s,
Oib+Ft ThSbAud. Richard Harding Davis.
George For1yce Leith. Albert G. Iaostwick
and j. Campbell Thomson.
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FAIRBANKS AND WEsLETANS.
Ex.VIce-sveptdent and fsss vito Ensrr-
tatneN IN I.sndon.

special CdAs DssDafc5 70 TINS StN.
LONDON March 10 Sir Robert Perks.
the leading Wesleyan Ayman Of the
Methodist church in Great Britain. gave a
luncheon uO-dAy in honor Il ChaAIes
wArrsn FslirbAnks. the former Vice
President of the United States. and his
wife. More than a hundred Methodist
clcrgymen and aymen were present The
luncheon Was at the Hotel MstropOlite.
The speeches were mainly semi-relig-
ious. and the topic Of general converse
ton was in regard tn the cooperation Of
the American and English branches Of
Methodism With vse~ 90 promoting the
CONCORD and progress % both nations
Mr. Fairbanks In ms speech said that
the United States was indebted 20 England
for many things. most Of all for Method
ism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairbanks and Sur Robert
Perks will sail fcT New York on the Maure-
taniA On March H.
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RECEIVERS BER STOLEN HORSE
Mr. sali@a 90 Ptnsaakng Ptnds u IN wuPt'
bore. sma1lVaD rsuDey.

MDDLEToww, n. r.. March IO.-As a
sequel 90 the disclosures made by New York
and Patterson officers when they ARRESTED
three men at Paterson on February 10,
charging them with b~inG hOrss thieves.
Mr.. Isabelle salon OF FiuahinG. L. g..
came to this city to-day and In company
with DsteCeiv0 Grant Watson went
to Wurtxboro. Sullivan county. and
bieuttfed . valuable horse that was sfolen
from her harm ~ Flushing on July 10, 1900
The hOrSs Was In poseesmion Of J. n
stanton, q market ussH Of Wurtzhcrc.
WAC purchased u three days ago fresn
r. D. Mapaa. q hvsryman OF this city.
LiverymMn Mapss had purchased the
animal from q man residing near Raven.
SulliVap county. and sIlepecsed nothing
wrong. ~ he had been buying horses
Of this man for three years. No arrests
have vet been made. but the authorities
helieve that tho recovery OF Mrs. Sallon's
horse wiIl lead to the breaking up OF
another branch Of the same gang Of
horse thieves that h&s been Operating
on Long Island and which bad heed
quarter at Paterson and at Centervilis
Station. Sullivan counsv.
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SPECILiTING iRDTT PiTTEN.
Cotton Wea Abroad ThlaA Rr's sD0ing
Euusssnezs. ma, Tiny re Net sure.

.~psrA 'I5f DcspGfcA ~ lHH SiN
LIVERPOOL March 10 The visit " Mr..
Pstt.-B. the American pecrllator. 10 keep
ing cotton men keenly Interested and
curious. Nobody can learn that he ID
speculaiing hut everybody believes that
he has his eve un cUtton end ~ feeling the
pulSs uf'the commercisI markets 81 Ian
casiliTe.
He was not seem az the Cotton Exchange
to-day. but be visited other places. He
will gu 90 Manchester Tomorrow.
He has gwen two or three interviews ~
a general character especially defending
the ethics az his operations N the United
states. but he Gays nothing that concerns
vitality those Interested IN the cotton
market.
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KAIlsERs CURsE0N LEAVES.
an swMsanA On gbssrSss~isn Trip. but FRET.
NSars and wheeler were Ashess.

sprriai CaAs DgFp1fCh 70 Tmn SUI
BEEIIN, March 10. The Kaiser trans
ships ed to-day from the battleship
Deut .illand to the North German Lloyd
liner EAiSeT WiIhelmslI.. on which he re-
c~ivesi at Bremerhaven his guests, num-
berint nearly hundred. for a three days
cr,liss in the North SEQ.
The AdmiTals who accompanied him
60 HslleolAnd still remain his guests
The others include six Generals. three
members Of the Cabinet and practically
all the captains OF German industry and
finAncs aud a number OF the leaders Of
science. art and literature.
The only foreigners invited we're Prpfs
Moore and Wheeler. both Of whom were
unable 10 Accept. The cruise Is therefore
purely - German function and IL Is much
discu-sad here
IL seems To be taken for granted that
the "trip h not intended purely for pleasure
but to Givs opportunity for an uninter-
rupted discussion of important matters
affecting the fatheriand among the
leaders az German ~eItpolitik
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Amsssssaasr maesn's PIEua meespss~m
special cSsis DssD~loA 70 TIVE sur.

special Casis Dfspafoh - TIVE sur.
PARIE. March 10. -AmbaaAAdor Racon
gave his FIRST oeiciAl reception tonight
u was attended ny all the diplomats. sx-
Presidsnt LOubst. " Pichon. Minister Of
Foreign Affairs. many senators. Deputies.
GOvaFnmsnt GlRgiala. Generals. Admirnls.
cOnsBi-0gnsIE Mason and HE wife and
aallsr csnguAn
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GLIMPSE or ESCAPED CONVICT
LAse Pvis0eer Devoe Supposed GO ESaSe
Been seen Near Ardsley.

ARDsLEY. March los. J. smith Of
Gresnburg was passing Stephen La
F1rwy's house a mile northeast &C thia.
village early thiB moruing9 wheuEhe saE
creeping along be hind a clump Of bushdbs
a man dressed IN q striped gray suit ana
carrying a small white bundle tn his left
hand. The man saw him and ran away.
Smith picked up a torn "trip Of paper on
which was the line: How 10 escape
prison life
II 10 believed that the man was Ajax
ander Devoe, the life prisoner who escaped
from SING sing prison with another con-
vtct yesterday morning. close watch
is belnR kept over this locality by che
local police. aGBeduct squads and ohacsFp
from Sing Sing.
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Fiacsss 10 svssk NJ Es~ sdea ssaas=.
Clifford PsnsAot. the deposed Govern
u,sls forester. has accepted an invs-
taston 10 speak sf The annual New Idsa
de.llar diunsr nc Grand View Hall. Jer~sy
City, On Tuesday sweating aext. Othsr
Victor Murdoch Of Kansas and Mile
Poindexsnr % the State Of WaaalnRton-
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SELF-DENIAL.

Haze BEEN 10 reduced or
cnmsiaMces sfHce fbs baHfc. I
sMcLoSe $500 SeeSged fov yoE
E6rOHg6 sSiiif-disNidi.
This letter came al the way
from Utah.
We have been compelled To
spend this winter for relief II DIS
tNess IN New YOTk. go 900 mere
Ehsn Ne resolved
Gifts large OF small NiB be
gratefully 4SkBOwledged
g. MaNTUuN, NFeas-.
Ressn Is. 80. les Easi n g., -.
Y. aRNOcfATucN Rpn fa6tNHllN9 III
a cy IN HIi,s ~ ~ \ 81 FSss.
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We and MRS. Resssseal Due 70 zee T6ers
90 That bay.

s0gl 4 CIb'e Dsspafch % fHE So
kHAETUN. March iO.-COl. Roosevelt
IL now bound for this place on the steamer
which il expected to arrive ON March !!
the same day that Mrs.. Roosevelt u 20
get here Mr.. and Mrs.. Roosevelt will
stay here until March land wilI then pro-
coed DOrthwrrCi. Slatin Pasha. Inspector
Genaral Of the Sudan. @ccompn nying them
49, guide.
They viii Wait the Omdurn,an battle
Geld. Gordon College and tho American
Mission. where Coz. Roosevelt probably
will mske \ -p~ech.
He will be the guest og honor Rt dinner
TO 10 given by the officials IN khar,um
ON March ~.
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Legal Az seesety's nrseatiyu mranch.
The Brooklyn branch Of the Legal AID
Society, which was ciosed laSs sprsns
bscauss OF lack Of financial support wss
reopened yesterday In room De OF the
Eaaie BufldinR. Russsi LesEy 10 the
ATTORNEY in charge. In the two years q
the brnnch's acdvtty IN hrooktyn e
aivea legal aaaistnnce 90 persuns who arc
unable 20 pay sor H.
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OBTFI-ARS

Mrn Emma A. sohumann. wife Of Hugo
schumann president ~ the Garmania Ffra
Insurance Company. died ~ heart failure IN
Wednesday at her home. leae Al3emarie
shs was Interested IN mMA,N9 ehayttl0A M
cluinH tho German tOn1B - NrNyuasl4
Eeaeh Beslees ~ anfssaT sas :" SIR
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CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION EXTENSIVE STOCK or
MOTOR GARMENTS FOR MEN AND WOMEN
INCLUDING RECENT NEGOTIATIONS or MEMS AUroHCzTLE
AND TOURING COATS TN NEW DESIGNS
APPROPRIATE sPGuNo
ALSO womENS GOATS IN VARIOUS sTYIES MADE MIXED
rwEEDs. BLACK AND WHITE CHECKED WATERFALL
wTDE-wLE caEWoTa TAN coVEKT CLOTH AND PoNGEE;
RAIMcoATs AND WRAPS or RUBnERIzED SILK
ASSORTMENT 0Y
PLrnw MoTo1 0o00L@.
AHDLEATEk& FTrfED
RIxOws cLocKs ann AUTOMOBILE REOwn HoEnERs
SvnA &mm@ - 40 - @aEssAa EAa S%A'
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special CSbas DsFpafoh 10 TIES sUN.
T,oxDoS. March iO.-Ths Grand Trunk
lane steamship Prince George was
launched az wallsenh this afternoon. she
vas named by daughter Of the president
Of tho company. The Prince George
10 a SISTER ship 90 the Prince rupert. which
was launched from tho sane yard Last
December. she 10 % 3yssO tons and will
have q speed Of from ~ % ~ knots.
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Mang AIbsSs 70 Psy Bacss sSuo CsaSs
naoaeY.

special Cahis Dsspases 10 TIVE SUI.
BRuamKLs. March lO.-Out OG sIO.O 0O. OOO
which Parliament put at the disposition
OG the late King Leopold when the Congo
Ind~psndent SaAts was annexed by Rel.
Rium, King Albert. the present sovereign.
win Sivs s3O0. 600 i'oS n campaign against
the sleeping sickness. sI90.ODO 10 build
bridges in the Belgian Congo and SlO0. csa
for q pension fuG,. for civil servants Of
the Congo State.
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specsai cGsis DssDafcA 70 TEE SCS.
BUENos AXREs. March lo.-The Prosi-
DENTAL election will take place next sun.
day SehoF UdaondO has retired from
his candidacy &nd Or. Rogue sAens Pens
will be electsd without opposition.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1910-04-09

n the nose could speak from It's
noble eminence II would tell that Il
is the most tender and painful part
Of the body when diseased, cut or
MANNED. The tearing OF an eye
does not shock the system worse than
q bad cut or smash on the nose. Bad
smash upon the bridge OF the nose
not only Is likely to end in the
prize.ffghter's deiormlty. saddleback
nose, but II may cause death by driv.
ing into the brain the cockscomb
spur at the root OF the nose Then,
too, Inflammation OF the brain, and
death from breaks In the root OF the
nose will sometimes occur in spite
Of the best surgery.-New York
Press.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1910-04-09

Reduced excursion fares have been au-
IhoFiEsd for the folio wing occasions;
Georgia Educ .tional Association. Atlanta,
"a, April $3.50, 1910.
Atlanta Mu 10 Festival, Atlanta. Ca. May
10. 1910. This Is the famous Metro olitan
Opera Company, including Caruso, the
worlds greatest tenor.
Fiftieth Annual Convention, Grand Con-
eIavs Knights TemplaT Of Georgia, sayAn-
nah, Ca, May i1-l2, 1910.
National Baptist sunday School Congress
(Colored), Atlanta, Ga. Nay $3.50. 1910.
Ticket agents will cheerfully furnish all
information, such az rates, selling dates,
limits, etc Tho passenger service OF the
A. B&A. n unexcelled. w. II LRAHY,
General Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ca
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1910-04-09
Holiday Text.

There's more life in the old land
than you can take In at breath, so
Just be generous and pass the Joy
around.--Atlanta Constitution
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1910-04-09

Mra Windows Soothing Syrup for Children
tecthing, softens thegnIns, Observation-Disclosures
ton. aklays pain. cures wind collie. Acc bottls
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1910-04-09
Worse Than Ever.

-She never used TO have good
word for anyone else"
That's so; and since she's bought
an auto she's running people down
more than ever!"
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1910-04-09

Say, Pop, what's a pessimist?"
"A pessimist, my son, is one who.
OF two evils. chooses them both
Everybody's
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1910-04-09

Buy "BATTLE AXIS" sHoEs.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1910-04-09
Here's the Proof.

Mr.. G. T. Roberts of Resaea, Ga,
RED. No. !, Box -, writes: -" have
used your Liniment on horse for swee-
ney and effected thorough cure. al
90 removed a spawn on a mule This
SPAWN was as large rs a guinea egg. In
my estimation the best remedy for lame
ness and soreness Is
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-02
FOR sALE-stocks and Bonds

TODAY
YESTERDAY IS DEAD; TOMORROW Is
YET UNBORN; TODAY is THE CRISIS
OF LIFE.
SEND YOUR ORDER TODAY.
We want boosters for La Ventura Oh
company when the price is advanced
Organized to operate $50 acre. so yeai
lease in section 20, township north
range "a west, in the general oil bell
of Ventura county, running from Pine
creek the east to Summerland on the
seacoast on the west. 1t lies between oil
seepages and is in the forest reserve upon
which withdrawal order has been
made. We offer La Ventura capital stock
at
SO PER 1000 SHAREa.
CENT PER SHARE
The stockholders will be saving for the
uncertainties of tomorrow. Investment
are the foundations of fortunes. A well
managed oil company Is a reliable in.
vestment. La Ventura is we'll man.
aged oil company-and the price will be
CENTS PER SHARE
after November 10, 1910. You have sur
plus earnings. ACT TODAY. Make all
money orders, drafts and checks payable
to
CHAs. M FRYE q SON,
Sales Agents,
234 Mason Bldg, Fourth and Broadway
Los Angeles. Cal. 11-2-'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-02
Two Car Lines

Manchester Heights is at the
southwest corner of Vermont and
Manchester avenues, high, sight
" and beautiful; only 25 min
utes from Fourth and Broadway.
Take Redondo car marked
"Strawberry Park or Sunny
side" and get off at Manchester
avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-02
EOR SALE-Irrigated Lands
IN 0AA;i SACRAMENTO VALLEY.

Z OK pALEl-~
SACRAMENTO VALLEY.
KUHN CALIFORNIA PROJECT.
Glenn and Colusa counties; water taken
from Sacramento river; annual flow at
intake 1O,O00,OOO acre feet; water right
granted by congress; water and rail trans
portation to San Francisco and Sacra-
mento: good towns, schools, churches. ex-
ceIlent roads, telephone and electricity
The best alfalfa land in California; unsur-
nassed for citrus and deciduous fruit
snecial advantages for dairying; oppor-
tunities In all kinds of agriculture and
horticulture and merchandising.
price uniformly s125 acre. SIS cash,
balance in 10 annual payments. Free de-
scriptive matter.
H. L. HOLLISTER & CO..
Suite sos Central Bldg. Los Angeles.
Vernon ]. Barlow, Resident Manager.
FefHoA 1O-30-tf