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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22

strut like bantam roosters and rule
the roost here. They now have the
opportunity to even up things with
the self-assumed higher ups" and to
improve conditions in the homes by
changing the political complexion of
the coming house of representatives by
supporting Lorin Handley. the Demo-
cratic nominee for this district. Prof.
Handley is an upright, conscientious
citizen, not allied with any big busi-
ness interests, and 1t is only through a
congress composed of such men can
we hope for that honest, thorough in
vestigation of the affairs of these
homes which is so greatly needed
and which we have so long desired.
BANKS (OF THE WABASH).
Soldiers Home SaWtelle, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
CLEAR, CRISP AND CLEAN

Population ofLos Angeles 327, ,6S5
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
THIRD DEGREE DENOUNCED

Los Angeles, Cal.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-14
Hose ndHalf Hose

l lot Of second infant
black Hose assorted sizes,
a 10 cts value, sale price
per pair. sc
| lot of Misses black ribb-
ed Hose in all even sizes,
from Z to 8, regular Is cts
value, sale price. ...10c
One lot of Ladies black
Hose with Maco feet,a good
Is cts value, sale price. Toe
One lot of seconds in La
dies black hose, a regular
10 cts value, sale price. ..7ac
One lot of black and tan
Socks, would sell readily
for 81 cts, sale price. ......5c
One lot of seconds in
Mems black half Hose,
would look cheap at 10 cts,
sale price per pair. ...7ac
One lot of Mems Tan and
Black half Hose, a 25 cts
grade in regular goods, sale
price. 49,. ............. ....15c
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-14
Staple Piece Goods
Continued.

l lot fancy stripped Sol
settle, a very popular fabric
for waists and full suits.
Regular % cts value. Sale
price per yard .. 15c
! Lot Florentine Suitings
IN all the best colors. This
fabric will appeal to the
very best dressers. Regular
25c value, sale price per
yard -. E. go. ........1Sc
/ Lot mercerized black
Sateen, a splendid 20 cent
value, sale price. ..15c
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-14
Ginghanns.

One lot staple check
Ginghams, a good Z cts.
value. Sale price per
yard......... ...... .... ......5c
One lot Amoskeag staple
check Ginghams, the best
10 cts. value on the market,
Sale price per yard. ...Sc
One lot of A. f. G.. Dress
Ginghams, the best IL cts
per yard quality to be had.
Sale price per yard 80. Sc
l lot of Red Seal dress
Ginghams. The best brand
Of all. Regular Is cts Cling
hams. Sale price per I'd Zoe
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-14
Shoes and Rubbers

All odd lots ont with red
tags at a big reduction from
regular prices. Every shoe
in the house subject to 10
per cent. reduction.
l Lot of metal back horn
Combs, regular 1Oc seller,
sale price. &c
l Lot metal back horn
Combs, Il regular l0c seller.
sale price. Sc
/ Lot all rubber heavy
weight Combs,a regular 15c
seller,sale price. Toe
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-14
Ladies' Cloaks.
Reg. So Cloaks, sale pr.s3.7,
Pearl Buttons.

l Lot of assorted sizes
from IA to "a line Pearl
Buttons, Il leader at per
dozen ...... .1C
l Lot of assorted sizes in
II very good quality of Pearl
Buttons, IL hummer at per
dozen ....s..................23c
| Lot of good quality
Pearl Buttons, II good SC
seller, sale price ............3 &c
l Lot of madam loyds
Pearl Buttons. IA to "a line.
would bring 10c every day
in the week, while they last
at per dozen ......... &c
l Lot of assorted sizes
in Il beautiful fish eye Pearl
Button, 15cper dozen would
look cheap enough, sale
price per doz. ...............7c
| Lot extra quality ocean
Pearl Buttons,assorted sizes.
1t would sell readily for l5c,
sale price ................10c
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-14
Ladies' Coat Suits.
Reg. SO CoatSuits.priceS6.75
Notions.

l Lot of % and 3 inch
crimped wire Hair Pins, Is
pins to the package, at per
package ..... .........1c
l Lot of Adamentine Pins
200 to the paper at each. .1c
I Lot of defender brass
Pins, full weight and full
count, a big bargain at
each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sc
l Lot all bristle Hair
Brushes,a regular 25c seller
sale price .................15c
l Lot cap sheaf Safety
Pins. assorted sizes. a regu-
lar lOc seller, sale price. sc
l Lot of ladies white cam.
brio Handkerchief. Il lead
er at each .................2c
l Lot of ladies bordered
hemstitched Handkerchiefs.
II regular 30 seller. sale
price. .......................oc
Lot ladies cross barred
Hem stitched Handker-
chiefs. regular &C. seller,sale
price. .4c
l Lot ladies dotted Swiss
hemstitched Handkcrchicfs,
would look good at Zoe
each, sale price ............5c
! Lot ladies fancy en-
broidercd Handkerchiefs. II
good 20c value, sale price
each ...... ........}...l5c
l Lot of mems white cam
brio and fancy bordcred
Handkcrchicfs, while they
last at .......................4c
| Lot of men's white cam.
brio Handkerchief, Il hum.
mer for Zoe, sale price Sc
/ Lot Aliens Talcum
Powders, while they last at
per box ......... ............4c
Lot of Winslows Talcum
a standard l5c per box
make, sale price per box. .10c
l Lot Of 200 Hair Pins in
neat carton, a regular 10c
seller, sale price sc
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-14

e y
CEG W Liner pk h MnuHty
bh consider
buy
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-14
Boys Knee Pant Suits.

One lot years old $2 49, suits sale price $9S
One lot 81 and S. &C 2.4S
One lot GO ST. SIS and $3.50 60 g 3.48
One lot 10 to Is g $125 $780, $1.75 G g 1.19
One lot 10 to 16 60 $2 1925 and $3.50 g g 1.69
One lot 50 $275 So and $3.50 g 60 2.29
One lot g 81 and $4 so 60 g 269
One lot $5 S.. so and Sc g g $40
Similar reductions Youths Long Pants Suits 16 to
20 years old. Look out for the Red Tags.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-14
Ladies' Coat Suits

Cloaks and Misses and Childrens ClOaks at % per
off of regular prices.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-14
Clothing Department.

You don't often have such a chance to supply your
family clothing necessities. We have driven the prices
down lower than before all odd lots of suits Over
Coats and Odd Pants. You will realize what big in
ducement it is when you the goods Every suit in
the house at ten per cent discount
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-14
Mems Over Coats.

% per cent less than regular prices Rain Coats 10
per cent less than regular price Top Coats 10 cent
less than regular price Look for the Red Tagged Over
Coats. There is where you big money.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-14
Boys Over Coats.
Boys Knee Pants.

One lot ages to Is Regular IS and so cts sale price 25c
.. 3 to 16 - so, 60 and Is cts. 6 800
90 6 80 75c 9Oc and 81 g 49c
- 80 90c 81 and Sl25 &C 69c
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-14
Staple Piece
Goods.

One lot of Amoskag best
feather proof Bed Ticking.
Regular 20 cts. per yard
quality. Sale price pc"
yard ......... ........ ......15c
One lot of Everett Shirt
ings solid blues, fancy stripes
and checks. A regular 10
cts. value. Sale price per
yard ........................Sc
One lot extra heavy solid
dark shirtings, a hummer
for 10 cts. sale price per
yard. .... :. Tic
Two lots of fancy Madras
Cord. The very best and
latest patterns. Regular
IL cts value. Sale price per
pard.. .... ............ Sc
One lot of 40 inches wide
India linen. Would be
cheap at 20 cts per yard.
Sale price per yard .15c
One lot of novelty white
Lace striped wastings, a big
value at 10 cts. Regular
sale price per yard IN
One lot of fancy mercer
lied white waistings. The
seasons latest patterns at
p cts regular. Sale price
per yard $50. ..1Sc
One lot in solid colors in
Soisette. All the latest
shades represented in our
showings. Regular price 20
cts per yard. Sale price
per yard. .....,.... 15c
| Lot of Bleached Table
Damask, extra wide, good
weight and a splendid fin
ish, regular 45c quality, sale
price ............ :. ........ 29c
l Lot mercerized bleach
ed Damask, a regular Soc
quality, sale price per
yard ......... .39c
1 Lot of all linen I'M
bleached crash, good weight
and good width, regular Sc
quality,sale price per yd...6c
/ Lot of all linen un-
bleached Crash, heavy quail
ity, a regular 1Oc value, sale
price per yard. ...8c
! Lot of Antiseptic Wash
Rays, a &c seller the world
over, sale price per yd ....3c
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-14
Underwear.
Sc Underwear,sale Or.

This list good things is meager index to what you
will if you visit this SALE Hundreds of articles not
mentioned will be sold at the Profit Sharing prices and
remember that cash produce be had to get the
Profit Sharing prices
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-14
CaliC0es.

Standard loom end Calicoes yard to 10 yard lengths
The grade you buy the counter every day
cts per yard Sale price per yard Sc
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-14
Mems Suits.
Odd Lots marked with Red Tags.

One lot of g. and dollar suits, sale price... $348
One lot of T. s and 9 6 g &C - ......... 498
One lot of 9, 10 and IL GO '' &c 5.98
One lot Of IL to Is g & &c ......... S9S
We will have many more to show you. We can only
give you sample here Every suit in the house at ten
per cent. discount
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28

OF these new communities is the large
number of settlers who have come
from the cities and towns. Their sue
cess is all the more notable because
they had little or no previous exeri-
ence in farming. especially farming
by irrigation. Under these circum-
stances the call Of the open country is
likely to appeal to others who have
grown tired of the stress and fume of
city life and the never-ending strug-
gle to make income and outgo balance.
The West IL filling up so rapidly
and the really choice locations are so
few that 1t is only a question of time
now when the increase of land values
there will make 1t as difficult FOR the
poor man to get foothold as 1t is to-
day in the East. Letters are pouring
in to the statistician of the reclama-
ton service at Washington for infor-
nation about the lands which are
ready for settlers on the several
reclamation projects.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
SURVEYING ROUTE FOR
GREAT BOULEVARD.
Main Artery Of System Of Good
Roads in Southwest
Texas.

San Antonio, Texas, Oct. 2S.-The
proposed one hundred and fifty mile
macadamized boulevard between San
Antonio and Corpus Christi, one of
the first in scheme of a network of
good roads in Southwest Texas. is be-
ing mapped out by a large party In
escorting Fay Mcclure,
superintendent OF road construction of
the United States department OF agri-
culture. The start was made from
San Antonio, and the party has Karnes
City, Beeyille, Corpus Christi and
Ingleside on its route. At each OF
these places the party will be Joined
by county judges and commissioners
and other persons interested in the
roadway.
Mr.. Mcclure has been especially de-
tailed by the government to make an
inspection Of the location and TO offer
any suggestions he may see fit for the
construction of the road. The greater
part OF the week will be consumed in
the inspection tour.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
FAMOUS RACE HORSES
COMING TO TEXAS.
Entire Lazarus Stable Bought by r. J..
kieherg for His Southwest
Texas Ranch.

San Antonio. Texas. Oct. 2s.-The
famous racing stable OF Sam Lazarus,
OF Texas and st. Louis. has been pur-
chased by II. ]. Kleberg, manager OF
the great King ranch OF two million
acres. and will be shipped to South
west Texas In few days. The stable
consists OF old Macy, the premier
stallion. and fifteen brood mares. each
q thoroughbred fro ma line OF the best
horses.
1t is not the purpose OF the ranch
man to breed race horses. but he
bought the thoroughbreds to build up
the stock on the ranch. Macy Is a
great stallion. by Hindoo out OF Alga
by Onandaga by ImpLemington. and
sire OF Tamaceo. Eagle Bird. Macy,
Jr., and dozen other winners. Laza-
rus. who has won and lost a dozen
fortunes on the race track. sold his
horses because he has quit racing. He
has retired with a comfortable fortune.
He has been known ON every race
track where thoroughbreds heard the
rustic OF silk colors.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
TWO MILLION COLLAR FIRE
IN CITY OF VICTORIA.

Victoria. B. c., Oct. 2S.-The fire
which started Wednesday night and
burned until long after midnight swept
through the heart of the city's busi-
ness section, wiping out several of the
finest buildings and causing a loss
roughly estimated from s1,500.00O to
$2,000,000. Huge fire brands fioated on
the high wind which swept toward the
water front, and it was with great di:.
ficulty that the firemen, aided by
militia and the garrison at work at
the point barracks, kept the flames
from sweeping broad path to the
waters edge.
Among the buildings burned were
the Times office and five sister build
ings in five-story Office block.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
PROMISES TO MARRY
IF HE 10 ELECTED.
Republican Candidate for Governor Of
Wisconsin Hasn't . Girl In
Sight, However.

Sheboygan, Wis. Oct. 28.-Francls
e. McGovern. the republican candi-
date for governor. has made pledge
to become benedict II elected gov
ernor. The pledge was made at the
dinner table here before his address
Tuesday night.
III you are elected governor" said
Chairman w. F. Hubert. OF the repub-
lican county committee. to Mr.. Nc
Govern. you will have to get mar
ried.'
The sentiment was re-echoed by
everyone around the table and almost
with one accord the party exclaimed:
Yes, there is no question about that.
Mr.. McGovern, II elected governor you
will have to get q wife,"
McGovern finally managed to say:
Il promise you that I win marry II
am elected governor"
Later Mr.. McGovern said he had no
ore In view now as possible fance.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
CUBAN NEWSPAPERS SAY
IT WAS A CONSPIRACY.
High Government Officers Said To Be
implicated, in Attempted
Assassination.

Havana, Oct. 2s.--The Havana
newspapers continue an active discus
sion OF the attempted assassination Of
Maj. Gen. Pine Guerra, commander Of
the Cuban armf, and are becoming
more outspoken in their intimations
that the crime was the result OF
plot in which the highest officials In
the government are implicated.
The Lucha says edtorially that 1t
IL incumbent upon all lovers OF their
country who are In possession OF any
information bearing on the subject to
come forward and make their declara-
tions. 1t insists that justice shall be
done, no matter who Is hurt.
The date OF the trial OF General
Guerra's assailant has not yet been
fixed. The geenrals condition Is re-
ported to be improving.
The newspapers also highly approve
the resumption OF duties by Chief Of
Police General Riva, who after being
ordered to proceed to the United
States. ostensibly ON diplomatic
mission, was instructed to return to
his official post. Credit for the revoca.
ton Of his original orders Is given
TO the American minister, John B.
Jackson, who protested to President
Gomez on the ground that General
Riva's presence would add materially
to the assurance OF fair election.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
RANcHMAN MISSING.

Coleman, Texas, Oct. 2S.-Authori-
ties here fear that Joe Toland, a
prominent Coleman citizen and ranch
owner, has been foully dealt with.
Last Tuesday he started to drive to
his ranch twenty-five miles south of
Coleman, and has not since been heard
of. His horse and carriage were found,
however. and part of his clothing.
Officers at the head OF a large posse
are making thorough search for the
missing man. Sensational develop
ments are expected.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
NO MORE BOOZE FOR
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

Chicago. Oct 2s.-Hereafter liquors
will not be dispensed at any Knights
Templar social gatherings in Illinois.
An order to this effect was approved
yesterday, the closing day of the an
nual two days conclave Of the men,
bers of the grand commandery Of iii.
nois Order OF Knights Templar.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
GREAT AMERICAN
DESERT vANlsHEs.
Sage Brush Wastes Are Being Re-
placed by Farms and Pros
porous Towns.

OdSuiu6bOu, OCl. Cos quoItcI VI
a century ago any mention of the
Great American desert called up Wis
ions OF region OF limitless extent,
sun-baked, parched and desolate. A
country associated always with tales
OF suffering and death, OF unfriendly
savages and deadly reptiles, for years
| 1t was passed over by congress as
worthless. The marvellous transforma-
ton which has been wrought in two
decades In this land OF silence apd sun
shine furnishes one OF the most inter-
esting and inspiring pages in the an
mails OF our republics development.
The great American desert Is vanish
ing from the map. Its boundaries
have shrunken, and 1t no longer pre-
sents a formidable barrier to the
growth and progress of the far West.
Twelve million acres of this rainless
country have been subdued by means
OF agriculture and Irrigation, and are
producing bountiful and assured har-
vests every year. A quarter OF mill
ion families are residing on farms,
and as many more have found homes
and occupations in the cities, towns
and villages which have sprung up in
the midst of the agricultural areas.
Great dams have been constructed to
impound the floods and through 10000
miles OF canals and bitches the life
giving water has been turned upon the
dusty desert.
The streams have been harressed
for power and an era of manufactur-
ing Is dawning In which all Of the raw
products of the farm. the forests and
the mines will be prepared for the
markets of the world. The comforts
and Injuries heretofore unknown In
agricultural regions already are OBJ
tainable in many of the Western val.
leys The farmer lights and heats his
home with electricity and his heavy
work is done cheaply by the same
potent. force. .
Trolley lines bring the farm and
town close together. In majority of
the irrigated districts the farms are
small-not more than forty acres each.
With sixteen to sixty families to the
square mile. isolation is eliminated
and life in the country becomes more
nearly urban than rural
While pioneering in this new coun-
try calls for a good deal OF grit and
not little hard work, the compensa-
tion Is sure and abundant. Carving
out home in the desert is no child's
play, 1t is mans work but there are
few places where nature responds
more quickly to intelligent industry
than the irrigated country. On the
government projects the past year has
been a conspicuously prosperous one.
The success of the average farmer in
many instances has been remarkable.
On several of the projects the crops
on individual farms this year have
yielded enough to enable the owners
to repay to the government every dol
lar OF their obligations if they were
so inclined. AS the payments to the
government extend over a period of
ten years without interest, there is no
object in meeting the same in advance
and most OF the farmers are devoting
their revenues to improving their
homes and in purchasing livestock
and implements. One of the most in
teresting features Of the upbuildiig
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28

y WACO HIGH SCHOOL VS.. A. A.
" Allen Academy will play Waco High
School on Saturday afternoon at 4
o'clock on the academy athletic field.
Waco and Allen have both won every
game they have played this season,
and Saturdays game will no doubt be
hard one.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-05-05
Petition Ror Amendment to- Char
ter.
GEORGIA.. Grwin County.

GEOlitItA.. brVln county.
TO the Honorable Phillip Cook.
Secretary OF State:
The petition of the Ocilla South
ern Railway Company. corpora
ton created and existing under
the laws Of this sta'te, and having
its principal office IN lie city of
Della Irwin county, Georgia, re-
spectfulI}' shows:
FIRST.
That ,our petitioner was duly
Incorporated rs a railroad corpo-
ration under the name aforesaid,
on the 2nd day of December. 1908
by the secretary of state. in per-
suance Of the provisions of the
acts Of the general assembly of
this state. approved December 10,
1894, and that it is now operat-
ing under said charter.
SECOND.
That it desires an amendment
to its charter permitting it to ex-
tend its line of railroad in a
northernly direction to the city of
distance Of approximately one hun
bred miles.
The counties through which
said extension will probably run
are Irwin, Ben HILL Wilcox. Pu-
laski, DoOly, Houston and Bib
and the principal places from
which, and to which. said extern
sion is to be constructed are Dell
Ia, Fitzgerald, Rochelle. Vienna,
Ilawkinsville, Perry and Macon.
FOURTH.
That this application for
said proposed amendment of pc
TONERS charter has been duly au-
thorized by the unanimous vote Of
all of the stockholders of petition
er. at stockholders meeting and
petitioner files herewith certi-
fed abstract from tine minutes of
its Board Of Directors to that eff
feet, as required By law.
Wherefore. petitioner prays
that its charter may be
amended so as to permit it to ex-
tend it's road as herein set forth,
and the statute in such ease made
and provided.
.OCILLA SOUTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Fl. J. QU1NCEY.
Attorney For Petitioner.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-05-05

be placed on higher and nobler
things.
With best wishes for YOU and
yours, and speedy destruction
IF Your unholy business. | beg to
~cmain, Yours sincerely.
\. B. NESMTTH.
Post Master.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-03-30
Mnu,sY Lovers.

Money, like all good things, goes
where it's expected and appreciated,
where it's lovingly received and cheer
fully sent on its journey again.
Moneys elastic, but it must be
stretched gently If you splutter or
splurga; or give too strong a pull, or
above all, ii Won find fault it viii break
in your hands. But if you pull gently,
lovingly, telling it right along you
know it can cover your immediate
wants it'll do it every time, and if it
CAN'T, it viii go out and get some
more dollars to help it.
Dpa't let yourself be hoodooed into
the idea that moneys a bad thing or
thar it's not in accordance with the
highest ethics to love it. Don't talk
about filthy lucre;" don't say you
don't care about money; don't suspect
every rich man you meet. In other
words, don't in any way decry the
worth of money. Look upon it as the
outward sign of your inward wealth
You literally coin money. coin it by
opuient thinking, expressed ia intelli
gent and courageous action, and the
more opulent your thinking and the
more intelligent and Courageous your
action, the faster money viii express
through you.-Katherine Quinn in
Nautilus.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-03-30
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