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THE ARIZONA ItEPTJBLIOAlSr: TUESDAY MORNING, "AUGUST 6, 1901.
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TKKBITORIAL OFFICIALS
Governor N. O. . Murphy
Seeretury of Arizona I. T. Stoddard
Territorial Trensuicr...T. Pcmborton
Territorial Auditor..... U V. Vlckeia
Supt. of Public Instruction. ...It. L. Long
Chier Justice Webster Street
AtKoclatt- Justices H. K. Sloan,
ileor"C It. Davis, Fletcher M. Donn.
Attorney General C. F. Alnsworth
PHOENIX. AUIZONA, AUGUST C, 1901
Don't leave the city for mountain
or beach without having The He
publican accompany you. You will
be lonesome without it.
Suicide Is often supposed to exist ns
it hereditary tendency, because not In
frequently the child of
SUIC1DH a parent who has died
AND by self slaughter has
SUGGESTION, followed the parental
example. Vet us It Is
doubtful whether even a mot bid or
melancholy turn of mind may rea'ly be
Inherited. It Is extremely unlikely that
so definite and specific a pet version of
nature as the tendency to suicide van
be transmitted from father to son.
Several recent cases recorded ore of
a character to establish the theory
that the .sulclds of a on. ror Instance,
following the suicide of a father Is
purely the result of suggestion or ex
ample. In New Jersey, a mother com
mitted suicide on 'the anniversary of
the hiy on which her son had died ns
the result of a pistol shot presumably
discharged with suicidal Intent. A
casuist might claim that If the son
ically committed suicide, he might
have Inherited from the mother the
tendency which In the mother herself
was not developed until after the
Kon's death. Hut another case, lit
which a husband took his life on the
anniversary of his wife's suicide, in
dicates that the power of example has
much more to do in such a case than
that of Inheritance. In still another
case, and on the same day, a woman
committed suicide by jumping from a
icllff In a spot where, many years be
fore, 'her husband had died by acci
dent. It would be quite Impossible to deny
the melancholy effect of examples of
this sort. The human TOrnd brooda
deeply on the self-lulllcited death of a
relative or dear friend, until the rea
son Is affected, the iKIse of the. mind
destroyed. The suicide's son, even If he
1n too young to know, at the time, of
his father's manner of death, Inevitably
hears the story at last. If concealment
Is practiced, and a hush falls ut the
mention of the father's name, the son
learns the truth In time with all the
more eagerness. The sad example
works upon his Intelligence. He Is veiy
likely to see and fed the sorrowful
The weak spot.
If 'you arc sitting in a restaurant where
waitresses are in attendance, you will
note now anil again some young woman
pul her hand to her back, and straighten
herself tip, while her lips are tightened
as if by pain. It's backache. Yet all
nay long sue must
b' on her feet,
lifting, carrying,
hurrying.
That -weak spot,
the back, can be
made strong by
the use of Doctor
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. It
cures the womnnly
discuses which
cause headache,
backache, side
ache, nervousness
and sleeplessness.
It. makes weak
women strong
and sick women
well.
" Favorite Pre
scription " contains
110 alcohol, and is
absolutely free
from opium, co
caine mid all other
narcotics.
"I wrote you for
advice February 4th,
is)," write .Mr.
Loma lUlitend, or Clarcmorc, Chtrol.ee Nat.,
luj. Ty. "1 was racking with pain from the
back of my head down to my heels. Had
hemorrhage for weeks at a time, nnd was un
able to sit up for ten tvinutcs at a time. You
answered my letter, mlvied me to ir your
vahuUe mullclnex, vi. Dr. Tierce's I'muritc
Vreacrlpllnn. 'C.oldcn MiMlcal Discovery,' and
Pleasant lclIrts,"nUo cave advice ntiotit lii)ec
tlotis. baths and diet. To piy surprise, In lour
months from the time I begin yot'r treatment I
was a well woman, ami have not had the trick
ache since, and now I put In sixteen hours a
day at hard work."
Dr, I'ierce'a Medical Adviser in paper
covers, is sent frte on receipt of 21 one
cent stamps to pay expense of mailing
vii ty. Address Dr. R. V. Tierce, Buf
falo, N. Y.
UNlQN(fcyLABEL
Mm
side of life, and if true sorrows and
misfortune oppress him, 'the picture of
the open door out of trouble, which the
father found arises again ond again.
The man or woman who 1h tempted to
suicide .should remember that the con
sequences of such nn net do not end
with the net Itself. They may be far
reaching and most deplorable.
Genet nl 'Wood's review of the Cuban
outlook, published In another column,
Is eminently gratifying,
TIIH the more so as he has
NEW boen uniformly con-
CUBA. servatlve In his survey
of conditions there, and
Is disposed to Judge the future by whnt
has been actually accomplished. His
view of the new electoral law passed
by the constitutional convention Is re
assuring, for the law sccurca American
supervision of the elections, and that.
It Is Impossible to deny, Is an Indis
pensable safeguard for starting the
machinery of the new republic under
the proper auspices.
Cuba would most certainly suffer a
relapse and go wrong If there was not
a good friend near her to help In those
elections. This Is the typical cause of
revolution In moat of the Latln
Ameiican communities. As to the re
formed municipal gqVernments and the
reformed Judiciary, too much can
hardly bo said In commendation of
General Wood for the direct share he
has had In those changes, and to him
also Is due part of the credit for plac
ing the school system on n firm basis.
With an island free from yellow fever
and only waiting for stable politics to
assume its Industry, he may look back
with much satisfaction on his work,
and may safely anticipate-the comple
tion or whnt has been so well done thus
far. History will be Bearchod In vain
for a more signal service to civiliza
tion than has been performed under
his guidance.
The Alabama constitutional conven
tion has complicated its dllTlrultlcs by
adopting the grand
TI1H father clause, permlt-
GR'AND- ting all descendants of
FATHER'S soldiers In any war to
CLAUSE. register nnd become life
electors nt any time
prior to January 1, 1903. This Is mani
festly to allow all the poor whites to
vote. Irrespective of any other disqual
ification than crime, and to soften the
resentment of those who do not wish
the negro to vote after 1303, even If he
meets the educational nnd property
tests required of him. It goes to show
that the nrofesulons of Impartiality for
the negro, which were loud In favor of
the remnant who might be able to
prove themselves politically fit after
the great majority had been put out
of politics, were not altogether sincere,
but are controlled In the lost resort, as
might have been expected, by the un
compromising assertion of complete
white ascendancy. Comment Is heard
that the clause is unconstitutional, nnd
has given rise to dissension In the con
vention which may be organized Into
permanent opposition afterward. More
than that, the vengeance of a repub
lican congress Is expected: but after
the atademic measures of punishment
which congress has thus far devised, It
Is safe to say that nothing will be
exacted from Alabama for her trans
gression. Mrs. Carrie Nation's martyrdom, fol
lowing her attempt 'to reform Kansas
with a hatchet, now has the lame and
lmiotent conclusion of her acceptance
of 11 pardon and the opportunlty-klndly
given her by the courts to pay her lines
on the Installment plan, at the rate of
$5 a month. Though Mis. Nation has
declined prodigiously as an object of
Intel est, she will probably be able to
write enough stories for the papers to
enable her to lay by J5 a month over
and above her modest living expenses;
and as she evinces no present disposi
tion to stai t up with the hatchet again,
the double-column head nnd the police
court will probably know her no more.
This curious episode In American his
tory, It Is to be hoped, 1b ovtr.
The clock whose bilious face looks
down from the postofflce- tower has
probably been .relieved of ome of Its
conceit. During the period of Its sus
pended animation the people of Wash
ington went to bed, got up, ate their
meals, went to work on time and
caught suburban trains.
The drouth In the west has stimu
lated the ambition of a number of men
to llgure as "corn kings." The oppor
tunity is at hand, they think, to corner
the grain maiket as never before. They
will probably find thnt It Is a far cry
from the drquth to a fortune.
Eight bundled and ninety-three per
sons died during 1900 In the Punjab
from snake bite, and Dr. Charles D.
Dana of the Cornell "medical college,
says hard drinkers cannot lust long.
Life Insurance rates In the Punjab
must be high.
Judging from comment In the New
York newspapers, those bandits who
hold up trains In the far west ought
to make a dash for Manhattan Island
Instead of the Bad Lands or the Hole-ln-the-Wo.il
country.
"We Will soon hear that Londoners
nre studying the American language In
order to. Improve their pi enunciation of
English.
Wonder 1f anybody 'took the kaiser's
temperatuie when he heard that Co
lombian soldiers had walked on his
ling.
DO YOU WANT
A HOME ?
What say you to thW proposition?
We will give the first applicant a six
room house on a well shaded lot 70X137V-S
for $1000.
This may be paid for $100 cash, nnd
practically your own time on the bal
ance. Interest on $00 balance to be
paid In monthly Instalments of $3.60.
Each six months $50 or more may be
paid on the principal and the Interest
reduced.
Every $50 paid reduces the Interest
35 cents per month. Is ret this better
than paying rent? Call on
ft. H. BREENE
A man was hanged In public In Ar
kansas the other day, and among the
spectntors was a 10-year-old boy, who
proceeded to imitate the proceedings.
His life Is now In the balance and the
governor of the state will recommend
the repeal of the public execution law.
It should not requlie such a tragedy
to persuade the state authorities that
outdoor hangings are unwholesome
spectacles.
Tha sixth article of the code of In
structions drawn up for the guidance
of the new Chinese foreign olllco con
tains this admonition: "Forget self for
the public." They have- midsummer
humorists In China.
The news f 10m China Is that the re
form programme calls for the substitu
tion of the tsung-li-yamen by the wel-wu-pu.
This news Is received with In
tense interest and satisfaction.
Uncle Sam has $.",00,000,000 In gold In
his 'tieasury enough to give several
of us a farm without any Oklahoma
lottery.
It Is hoped that the stilke will not
have to be settled as many times as
the Chinese question.
It Is more dilllcult 'to purify the gov
ernment of Chicago tlun to clean Its
streets.
Spain will manage to stiuggle along
without a naval boar of Inquiry.
General Wood, here's hoping you go
back to Cuba as hearty as a buck!
Senator McLaurin's democracy would
fit better In Ohio.
NOTHING IS NEW.
An advertisement Ih&t Is not original
Is not necesratlly an Imitation. Ori
ginality Is a myth. A man who says
he Is original must say it very quietly
If he does not want the statement dis
puted. If he proclaims It to the world,
hundreds of other men will bob up and
prove that he Is not.
There Is piobably not an advertise
ment appearing In the magazines today
that can be called strictly original.
Every onehnjt been suggested by some
one else. Not necessarily by some
other ad, but by soirVjthlng gained from
some other source than the writer's
bialn.
It Is not necessary to be what the
world calls original to be successful.
If a man Is going to dig nut all his
Ideas from the time he Is born and
not rely to some extent upon the Ideas
of others, he will be dead before he la
able to talk.
It sometimes happens that two men
on opposite sides of the continent sim
ultaneously produce an advertisement
the central thought of which Is exact
ly the same. Wheitupjn the advertise
ment publications seize upon both, re
produce thCiri In deadly paiallel nnd
clamor loudly for the man who stole
from the other to stand before his
brothers and confess.
The truth Is th.it neither copied from
the other, but both drew their Inspira
tion from the snnu source.
Originality In advertising is only 01 1
glnal In the association of Ideas, and
he who can do that cleverly Is ns near
nn oilglunj being us nn advertisement
maker needs to get.
Here Is another aggravated case of
uneedalsm. It events as If the National
Dlsqult company did the public nn Irre
parable wrong when It popularized this
compressed-word idea. It takes hold
of every iminn who In groping around
for happy nume for his product and
hangs on like a burr. It Is more con
tagious than a rag-time melody, and
follows Its worthy namesake through
the length and breadth of the land ns
faithfully us the- Constitution does the
Hag.
The Victor O. Mlll.j Hook nnd Eye
company tells us in this advertisement,
"U-Pln-It. that's all." From this we
Infer that you do not s-w It. or button
It, or null It, jor rivet It; ymi Just pin
it and live happily vir afterwards.
From what the writer knows of
womankind, he does not believe that a
hook and eye which Is applied to a gar.
nient by means of a pin will make
milch of a hit with the opposite sex.
Of course. If it Is true, ns the advertise
ment Insist.", that when yoy pin It
"that's all," this contrivance' may be a
succehs, but us a mlt when a woman
puts her faith In a pin thut Isn't all.
The advertisement of the Standard
OH company Is well displayed. More
space would not have Improved It. It
shows nt a glance a practical use of
their Paraftlne Wax. This style of dis
play Is closely 1 elated to the kind' that
works I11 the original package, al
though In many Instances It Is better,
aa it ruggsta motion ratlur than in
animate objects.
i
The I'.Tfrrovement 'In th- ndvertlselng
of schools, colleges and seminaries has
been marked of late. Up to within a
Vtrj' short time, fome'of the best Insti
tutions In our country have been con
lent to take about two Inches In the
hading magazines, and use this space
to tell the pub'.Ic In small type the
name of er school, where It, "was
lothed. whether It was for boys or girls,
and how a booklet which they had pre
pared for distribution told the rest.
The full-page advertlnoient, here re-
los .israEirjiHi
, : TELEPHONE RED 38.11 : :
HOTEL CLARENDON.
123 Rooms; 40 beautiful suite
With pilvate baths; electric lights
Hot and cold water throughout.
A first-class European Hotel.
RATES. 500 A DAY AND UP.
408 ti. Hill Street, Corner Fourth,
Los Angeles, Col,
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YORKE
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Rooms
Hot and
Cold Botha
THE
Comer .Main anil Second streets, Los
.,.,.1 .,.,. ui,ur ..n mite. Central
ienced fnmciilent l restaurant, theater nnd postofflce.
city ri the door Kutraiico 103 Kant S.iond Street.
THE COLONADE
j- F.
i'-n-AvnwTf It Pf.ACE
One block from shopping center. Under new management; throughly renovated, wellcon.
ted. "oh." Kamlly and Tranilent HoPd at moderate prlco.. Room large, tool and fiiily
furulahtM. Kzcelleni popular pr'ced Cute connected.
HOTEL NADEAU
" " ,, T m -r? .... 'Din... Private and public batba;
Ui.f TU-.ois-- European rian; i,ol WRter nt an times;
X OTl I OiinSOil strictly modern throughout. 133 Kast Fourth Htrcel,
X IUH1 ywiiwvj one door east of Hotel Weitmliuter.
J, MILTON FLECK
""" the caTFfornTa hospTtal
1414 SOUTH IIOPR ST HE ST. I-O ANGELES. CAI
An elegant Hotel tor the Sick. Heated by Steam. Lighted by both Elec
tricity any cv.s. A fteslrnt 1'hyslcian, a:ul a Corps of yorty Trained
Nurses. Three well equipped operatl njf rooms. Five delightful verandas.
A Hoof Garden: forty feet wide by sixty feet lonff. Reached by all street
car lines, directly or by transfer.
IDYLLWILD SANATORIUM
Strawberry Valley. San Jacinto Mountulns. Riverside County, California.
Altitude C,250 feet. The wilderness of mountain forests with the comforts of
a iiietr6polItan hotel. Heated by steam Lighted by Electricity. Resident
Physician and 11 Corps of Trained Nurses. Purchase ticket to San Jnclnto,
California. Address California Health Resoit Comiiany, 1414 S. Hope St., Los
AngeliB, Cal. '
trSSSL
DOS uA3TLglS
The Sea Shore
Are you going? Of course, and take
home Mim6 of that three car loads of
wall paper just at rived, at 5c a roll;
speilal sale at
Chicago' Wail Paper Co,,
Oil S. Uroaduay, l.os Angeles.
Going to Los Angeles?
Everybody goes to the Highland Villa,
103 N. Hill st., corner FIrr.t. High and
healthy; plenty of fiesh air. One dol
lar a day, American plan; first class.
produceJ, of the Montclair Military
academy Is one of th' best school ads
appealing Ih tho magazines. It Is
not only well drawn, but Is artlcularly
fitted to Its subject. It Is the adver
tisement of a military school and pre
sents every attraction that a school of
that kind has to offer to 11 .young
'.j tan .From Current Advertiser..
YALE CHOSEN TO STAR-GAZE.
Owing to original astronomical ex
periments made timing the past year,
Yale has been selected to Join four
lending European universities In an
effort to study the stellar parallaxes.
The reports of,Yat-'s discoveries dur.
Ing the year, will, it 'Is said, cause a
stir amo'ng astronomers. It was the
advance sheets of these reports that
led to Yale's selection to Join the Euro
PTICKi HOUSE
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
RATK9: $1.2 to $3 CO per day. Latter with
private bath!:. Rooms. "ijo up.
The most popular house In Dns Angclea for
Arizona people. Has Just added n third etory
and now contains 17S rooms, nil newly fur.
nished, with running water and elevator.
Thirty s ultea with private baths.
Free Bum To and From All Trains.
C5" j
N. K. CORNSK
ToUKTII ANI1
Hid. Ktkekth.
Xtf "3ZSu
TBE SUM
Knttunce,:3C0 B. Hill.
Furnished now throughout; new manaemcit; !ree
baths; hot and cold water; electric llghi; cars to all
polni. Convenient to reatiiurants nnd all places of In
terest. Rooms $1.51 to ?.1.M per week.
MRS. L. E. HARTMAN, Prop.
HOTEL BALTIMORE
BUHOPBAN PLAN.
Elegant suites with private baths.
Up-to-date in every particular.
HAMILTON JOHNSON, Prop.
wfl,AatnnrnnrSnvnth and Olive St.
LOS ANOELES, OAL.
Angeles, California.
location Modern ronvn
Electric iar to all parts ol the
E. HENTZ. Proprietor.
3.W S. HIM. ST. (between 3rd and 4th
FOR ARIZONIAN3.
First and Spring Streets.,
: : LOS ANGELES. : :
Allien 6i TliompHon, Proiw,
KODAKS-
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PHOTO SUPPLIES. D':35ti.
HEo"w-lsin.ci cSc Oo,
ail S. Main Street, Loi Angelea, Oal.
Jj&jpSSSET -l'
HOTEL. L,ILL,aE
KM fl. Hill St., Opposite park. American Plan.
Host comfortHblo family hotel In southern
California. Low rates for the summer.
MItS. D.J. WHII'1'I.K, l'ropr.
pean universities In the new exparl
mtfnts. New York Evening Journal.
"I see that the late Governor PIngree
left tcrap books that contain 43,000
columns of newspaper comment about
hln&elf."
"Well, there never wnt a man who
liked n scrap better." Cleveland Plain
Di-alU'.
GET PUIIS REPAIRED.
1). Ronoff, of 247 South Broadway, op
posite city hull, tho leading furclcr of
Lo.i Angeles, CUIfon.ln, will make over
and ii pair seal and other fur garments
at speclnl rates during the summer sea
son. He h-.ores garments free of charge.
Take your garments to ..im when you
go to the coast and have the work done
llgh-i:
iii3Mi(
313 345 South
Hotel Brunswick SsS
First-clast Family Hotel, choice local
ity; newly refitted.
Large sunny rooms; terms reasonable. Special
prices by the week. tf. P, ManSfifild, PfOp,
TUC nAo (tlV.i So. Hroadwar. 1'lonnnt room, ilngle or en milte. Batea
IrlC. Jtl Reasonable. Mm. A, B. BARTRAM, Prop.
TUC PUCCTCD Modern and fl rut-class; free baths; convenient to Ke-
1 nC VilCO ICn taurants. 4)1 South bprlnc Street.
ji. I f.., Third and Main Streets. Centrally located. European plan; prl
nOtCl KJlltxy vatetaths;ratenusonaule. CM. OKAY, Proprietor.
TMF IPQQ AMtNP loc ",ln Hrodwy,
class. UHxl bedsa
Tl-ar Atlna SC!H Spring Street. Strictly ilrst-clafi and central; hot and cold
V"0 - i ' bat's; M. It. O. Tl.BllVM', Prop.
THE ST. ELMO
'fflCi EI
Under condition prevailing last year. Dozens of swift power launchei
for Ashing and excursions. Tuna Club tournament now on. Our Marine
Hand, Including Chas. Streeper of St. Louis, cornctlet, and other soloist! of
national reputation. The best golf links. The acftarlum, containing; hun
dreds of living wonders of the deep. Boating and bathing over Nature's most
wonderful marine gardens as seen at great depth through smooth, trans
parent waters. Catallna offers attractions not possible at other resorts.
Dally steamer service. Hotel Metropole always open. Take Southern Pa
cific or Suit Lake Route trains leaving Los Angeles dally at 9:20 ami 9:00
a. m. respectively. Fare, round trip from Los Angeles, excursion, $2.50; reg
ular, J2.75. Banning Co., 222 S. Spring St., Los Angeles. Phone Main 30.
DON'T FDBGET !
Chops, etc., call on .Ij J
known Cafe on the Pacific Coast.
RELIABLE AND EXPERIENCED DRUGGISTS.
( 1 T . A T T"V" ( 1 23ISo. Hrondnay.opto!te City Hall.
v - J '- -- v ' -- v V '. . '.Manufacturers of I.Al'X' Calijow
I'krh'ME, ItrsMAN Ki'mvm. Mall orders a
ADOLF FRESE,
ACME FEATHER WORKS gTKSt &fflte. ""
ATTENTION, Sportsmen!
rtlstlc
HOT WEATHER LINEN 8xaV)tm'"'la'M- k-
WINDSOR COLLAR CO., ISM. Broadway. Loa Angelas, Oal.
AP.OflRninN PI AITINfi ,'!i8.f,PrlnjrRt..FncvArt,stdc and WiIm plaiting. Tele-
HUUUnUIUIl rLHIIinU phono Main 307, Loi Anceles, Cal. Mailorders.
LATE BOOKS:
-Kaipii
StoII & Thayer
HENRY
FULL
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SA-3XT
HOTEL BREWSTER
rett mow uce.
Rooma SI OO 1 Tne m("1 elegantly iiinmnea ami equip peu uotei lusoumern uaiuoi-
nurSiTilii "$ "' Klevator, public and private batu rooms. Klne lra;e sample
' " rooms for commercial travelers. Hot and cold water in all suites. All
modern conveniences. Kluher Opera Home directly opioltc, A rim class Cale and Grill
Hoom Is connected with hotel. Special Hales by the ueclt. C. B. DAGGETT, Prop.
The Albatross Inn.
THE RICHELIEU
fiORTON HOUSE
New Management
MPDICIADI n Cor. 5th and II; a beautiful place, fine 3 story brick; bay windows on
UnlOilULU three sides, suites, sliding doors, running waitr, and thoroughly mod rn
Beo the nlacn before you locate.
Kateinuc 10
E. POOR
put on train at Ooeanside. O
TUC D I I D M A Cor. Tlit rd and I) sts. Centrally Iifati-d. fetrlctly Modern
ItlC DUnlNnr and First Class. KATES KaASONABLK
Pfll nMini, IHM 0or- 6th and Firsts Large, pleasant rooms. Special summer rates
UUUUftinU niji (j0()a location; line iew; convenient ono block from Horeme.
AGUA CALIENTE.
HOTEL MODESTI
Agtia
new.
THE BR0W8SBER6ER HOME SCHOOL
OP 8H0R1HAND AND TYPEWRITING. Los Angrelrs, OallforrU.
A Business Training School for both young' men nnd young women: 110
graduates this last year, and nil In positions. A High School for stenogra
phers. A training school for experts persons may apply to the Itrowns
berger School nnd receive any kind of expert Instruction desired. We have
more positions for young nun than we can till. Would like a large class of
young'men by September, to meet the Increasing demand. Bookkeeping for
those who dtslru It. Send for handsome Illu&trattd catalogue. 9S3
Seventh St., Los Angeles, Cal.
This Trunk in 4 inch feize, canvas C f
covered, hard wood slalp, deep hat J)J"U
box, strong hinges and lock ... t
Send for Illustrated catalogue and price Hit.
D. D. WHITNEY & SONS
Spring Street,
L08 A-OKI.ES, CAL.
New house, new lurnlture. Modern and fl ret-
klieclalty. Hot liatlis tree.
Free bus from all trains to Hotel. New management;
renovated throughout. All earn pafca Hotel, hootua
M cell til to tl.UU per day; txcll rates by week. 31J N.
MainHt. a. EICHENHOFER, Prop.
WITH rfJUE MOUNTAIN WATKK AT
AVALON
SANTA CATALINA ISLAND
While on your visit to
Los Angeles for the best
Fish. Ovsters Steaks.
BVV'S, the best
111 W. Third vSt.
specialty.
OPTICIST AND PKfcOTICAL OPTICIAN.
Uvea tesliM on premise and prescriptions nlled same
day ordered. Tel. M I0. IM South Spring Street.
Taxidermy ork our specialty. K. MKIIESV.
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"Helmet of Narre"
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315 S. Main St., Los Angeles
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Cofnef Fourth and C Sts., San Diego.
Best location In San Diego. Rooms
suites and. cottages. The table our
specialty. Write for circular and
terms.
First Class fnrulfhed Itooms. Rates Reasonable
Trau sknt Patronage Solicited. Centrally Located
Rooms Cool and rieasant. J. H. Simpam, Mgr
10SS FIFTH ST.. BETWEEN C AND D
Kuropean plan. Rooms hoc, Trc, J 1. 00 and (1.50; special
rates by week or moDth for summer. Free 'bus to and
fioui Hotel. Largo well Hgliu-U reading room and parlor.
B. F. Barlow, Prop.
l.oo; reuiieiiou oy 1110 wees, tee aur. in paper
and WIFK, Props.
Callentc, Mrl(ooi ronnly. Kverythlug
Hzeelleut bathing. Rates Reasonable.
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