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PHOENIX, ARIZONA. AUG. 23, 1901.
Tho Arizona Bemocrat has risen to
the dignity of a pictorial papjr. Yes
terday It "caught the
' LEFT OUT shadow re tho sub
aIIH stance fades" of Coun-
PULCHRI- oilman McNeil and A. S.
TUDE. Mills In the act of In
tending to break Into
the city treasury by menns of dynamite
and burglars tools. It was not a bad
pl.-turc There was the city hall which
could be iccognlzed 'a mile away and
a rectlon of tlrs brick wall was torn
away either to give the readers of the
De-rrttcrat a view of the city's treasure
vault or else to give Messrs. McNeil
and Mills" easy access to It. Those
gentlemen In the plctuie stand In front
of tho city building, their life like coun
tenances Hushed with excitement anJ
Joy In the presence of great wealth.
There la an Impiesslon that the
Democrat, a papei if th.e most Jaek
sonlan hu?. the moat active supporter
of the council In all Its misdoings, has
been "thrown down." That impression
seems to ptevall even In th otllce of
tho.D-rcocrat itsslf. but it has amply
revenged ltse'f. The victims McNeil
and Mills have no recourse: they enn
not bf heard to say that they have been
untiuthfully carhatureJ or that their
Jack of beauty has b-cn exaggerated.
The Democratic artist diew their ugli
ness faithfully and mctcly left out of
the picture ths pulchritude with which
their homeliness It rollev-d. It is
with caricatures as with wiltten or
veibal attacks We publish with Im
punity alt the cuf din-is of u man and
there Is no law compel'lug us to pub
lish at tltt same cr any other tlnw any
of his good points. The artist of the
Democrat told the truth and nothing
but the truth, but the friends of the
cnrr;atured complain, not all of It.
A eiie of aUlstlu propriety Is shown
in-tho plctuie. If it had been repre
sented that the gentlemen with designs
on the city hall vault were strikingly
handsome and noble looking, nrt critics
wou'd have liu-d va'usc to writhe worsi
than Messrs. McNeil and Mills do now.
How would Apollo Bolvldorc look with
a stick of giant powder protruding
(from his packet, and how Adonis with
a handbag full of Jlm'mys?
The democrats of Iowa day before
yesterday mildly surprised the country
by reulllrmlng the Kan
TH13 tas City platform. That
IOWA prtformance was pot
DEMOCRATS, dow n on the program.
The chairman of the
convention hlrrJself must have partici
pated In the general surprise for In his
opining address he Ignored Bryan and
free silver with marked ostentation.
."ICie delegates In attempting to warm
up th old platform could -hardly have
been following instructions of their
constituents 'If any instructions wer
given. Information gathered from
innny sources led the gold or reorgani
zation democrats to believe that Iowa
would follow the lead of Ohio, Mary
Kind and all other states In Which derr
ccratle conventions have bin held this
ear.
The belief of the gold democrats was
further slrengthened by tlu unex
ampled prosperity which prevails in
that state, largely the wsuit there, as
It Is every where, of the- defeat of free
silver. Iowa has never been distin
guished for Its crankiness. It was
nevir a hotbed .of populism and the
ote In that state last fall Bhovl a
. 'wonderful decline In the silver scnti
iT.'cnt. The action of the convention
con bs explained only upon the1 theory
that a majority of tin delegates sym
pathized with the undjrdog and at the
Inst moment decided without dellbeia
tlon to give silver a lift.
Then perhaps ths spirit of the late
James 11, Weaver hovers over Iowa.
Porto Woo is protesting against the
Incursions of Brazilian corftc and wants
H duty to protect tho local pioduct.
The Island Is developing an expert
knoivledg? of tariff matters which may
No one need
suffer fiom
Indigestion or
DyypoiHla.
Tlio J'ltteiti Is
n cureculc Tor
these as we:i
ns for
Nervousness,
Slccplcr.jm.ss,
Flatulency, or
Malaria,
Fever and
Ague.
All diugglsts
toll it.
P CELEBRATCO MJ
.STOMACH ,
&ITTER
yet enable It to give this government
valuable advice.
Hero Is a Question In tho ethics of
industry: McKeesporf,' Pa., is angry
because the steel trust
McKEES- Is dismantling one of
I'ORT'S 'Its large plants at that
DILEMMA, p'ace fo? removal to an
, other city, McKecsport
claiming that the trust has no moral
right to depilvo it of the Income It de
lives from tho pressn'ce of the plant.
While McKccsporti is thus muttering
because one plant has been' removed,
It is enoouraging tho strikers, to th
number of about 13,00," who have-voluntarily
shut off their own Income and
have correspondingly' Interfered with
tho financial adjustments of the com
munity. It la not to be denied In
point of cold business right that the
trust is enttt'ed to locate Its establish
ment wherever it desires, or that tho
workers have the right to work or not
to work, as they see fit.
Fiom a selfish standpoint neither
owes a special allegiance to the com
munity, llut It is apparent which s!do
tho city of McKeeport blames most
severely In this present emergency.
The toss of the Dewees Wood mill Is
permanent, of course, while the strike
is supposedly only temporary. On the
othera'nd, the Immediate effect t tho
ttrlko Is more paralyzing to tho local
Industries than la the removal of the
plant. It would seem ,to an Impartial
outrider, that the city gets the worst
of tho bargain In either case, and that
It has no redress.
Two lovc: who went to sleep whl'o
holding hands on a railway cross-tie
were hit by a locomotive and ssvei-efy
hurt. This demonstrates in a new way
what the old ports have had to say
about the remorselessness of Cupid.
All-Institution has been discovered In
New Jersey which confers "degrees" In
all branchts of learning for very small
cash considerations. There seems to
be no branch of tcuilous business in
which 'that state is not represented.
After being slapped by a man whose
cigar she tried to. take away from him.
It must occur to Mrs. Nation that her
efforts In behalf of tempjrance are ser
iously demoralizing to the country'3
gallantry.
Mr. Bryan criticises President Mc
Klnley's choice cf occasions on which
to transmit expressions of condo'ence.
Probably the Commoner will &te fit to
provldo Itsilf with a department of
ctlquate.
The yacht race is looked foruaul to
with satisfaction ns an nquatl? event
which, n-ot being under governrrJcnt
nusypices, may not develop a tedious
quantity of subsequent controvert.
Somt of tho lato fitoim reports from
the mlddlo west and -the south suggest
that tho gulf stream lias changed Its
course and Is now' making it's way up
the Mississippi valley.
London haa had an automobile fun
eral. It Is feared that the good old
city let Its desire to strike the modern
pace run away with Its sense of pro
priety.
Some of the farewells to free silver
have Usen very eloquent. Indeed, free
silver and eloquence seem to consort
far moro closely than silver and wheat.
Neither the English nor the Roers
find much to say that Is favorable In
thtlr ciltlclsms of each other's methodo
of warfare.
Mr. Sampjoni and Mr. Schley may be
able to preserve silence, but their par
tisans never will.
The southern republics appear to be
Irrevocably committed to a war-at-nny-prlcs
policy.
Contrary to the rules of war the Ari
zona Pemocrat Is using chain ehot and
flat-nosed bullets.
Orvera has, with nlmlrablo discre
tion, Ignosed a number qf chances to
put his foot In It.
POINTS AROUT PEOPLE.
' David R. Hill is growing stout and
la tald to be In better health than for
years rast. His frknds think he is in
good condition for a race for the presi
dency. LMr. Gully, the speaker of the Rritlah
house of commons, won't to Cambridge
when he was only 17 years of age. He
was th? youngest undergraduate of his
tltne-'fn the university,
Socklesft Jerry Simpson proposes to
leave Wichita for good. He intends to
locate la tho new Kiowa and Comanche
country, where he will engage In tho
Pinetlce of law at the now town of
Law-ton.
Joseph Joachim, the 'gn-at German
violinist, who ree'ently cfctebrated his
70th birthday, ha been made a director
of philosophy Uy the University of
Got'ttlngcn, n honor, ho says, he
earntU by the philosophy with which
he bore poverty in hli younger; days.
'Edwin Glnn, who h3 to build several
model tenement houses In Roslon, has
made a long study of -social conditions
In that city, whew he is one of the
largest Teal estate owners. He says
that now a man with only $10 a month
fw rent can not powlbly get there a
place fit t live In.
Cdr Nicholas of Rut-sla Is a vora
clou8?readcr. He and the czarina get n
deal-or pleasure frc'm discussing new
work? together. Unlike Alexander III,
the present ciar is most catholic In his
taJtca anU IsntHiuaintcra with tho liter
ary stars of (all -climes. Jules Verne.
Scott. Kipling and Stevpnson are his fa
vorites among foreign writers.
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If you don't want to go broke at the
seashore keep away from tfoo breakers.
Who Wants io Bily a Good Home
On Eaty 'Terms
In Capitol Addition?
It Is going to bo the nobby part Of
town, and don't you torgct It.
So'o this: A picturesque, welt built
brick house, with six or soven rooms,
may 'be bought fortfl.COO. Terms: $200
cash: monthly payments for six months
of $9 SO; then $U0 on pilnclpal, and sec
ond six months $8.10 per month.
Each six months purchaser pays $1Q0
on the principal, with a reduction of
monthly paymonts to correspond. Call
on
R, H. BREENE
No. 21, North First Ave.
5S-Wv5i&55iSSSS3 ?:
i WHIRL OF THE WORLD
e
A Geneva dispatch fays the recent ex
tremely hot weather has brought about
an, unusual plainio in the shape or vip
ers, w.hk'h neve- before have been seen
In such large numbers in Switzerland.
Viennese suburbs nre Infested with a
plague of poisonous snakes. They are
copper colored, about four and a half
feet long, and of a cros3-patterned
kind.
Several fatal accidents have already
occurred, mostly to children. A snaka
has been found Jn a railway carrlageful
of excursionists, and their constant np-
pearance and the virulent nature of
their poison 1ir-e caused much con
sternation. The snake Is of th? adder species, and'
has been driven from the high Alps by
the heat.
The authorities are offering rewards
for the dead reptiles
An Idea of the large number of ser
pents iqcently killed may be guessed
when It Is stated that a peasant woman
of the Canton do Valid has extermi
nated 2,003 vipers In tho space of four
months. The plague Is limited to the
south of 'Switzerland and the mountain
districts.
TWO CP ROYAL. KIND.
6-paln's little King Alfonso Is the
"magnate" who will ride In a pair of
palace cars Jus! shlppeU abroad from
Wilmington, Del. One of the king's!
1 rlvale cars is drawing loom foa'h,
similar to a Pullman drawing loom, ex
cept that it Is only thirty feet lon-j. It
la of royal blue color, vlth gold trim
ming? and lettering, wltji the royal coat
ci nim on eatn eme. tub interior !',, .. ,i i.ii.i.
finished In hand carvci mahogany It
is elaborately furnlihtd. The other Is a
painted red. The Interior is finished In
mahogany and nt one end is a dining
saloon, which contains six tables, threo
of which iIIJ accommodate four per
sons each nnd threo at which two can
be seated. Then is nlso a large sMt1
boaid and adjoining Is a kitchen, fitted
with a modern range.
HEN IS POPULAR. '
During the lagt twelve months the
total shipment of poultiy and eggs from
Sllssourl has been St2,."l,4G7.S3. This is
an ineiease of almost Jd00,000 over the
previous year. The1 state labor bureau
has made some? ompcrisuns with these
figures us u ktsls. 'Aggregating tlio
shipments' of wheat, corni oatr, (lux
seed, rye, Larley, timothy seed, clover
heed, millet seed, cane sptd, castor
beans, broom Corn, hay, straw, and
apples, and tho Missouri hen beats the
asgiegutlun $"5,0C0. Take all the pro
ducts of forast ail 1 dairy and the barn
lard la still ahead. Combine tho value
of the products of all the coal nines,
the nurseries, and the onihards, and the
tn l np.irlv t"nf) nPn filmi,!. Pmiltrv
nnd ?ggs pqual In chipping value one
flfth the receipts from all the cattle,
Tiogg, sheep, horses arull muics. Tho
thought hus not affected the hen. Tho
harvest of tho barnyard will do much
to offset the Iosj of the coracrop.
M
GETS HER OWN WAY
There la great rejoicing among the
Norwegian advocates of the lights of
women. The new woman In Norway
has gained a glorious victory. For
many years Uie Norweglin "Femlnls
ten" have been n aging war against tho
use of the word "obey" in the marriage
service of the Norwegian church, and
their laborsare- at length t rprnied with
succors, or at least with u partial su.--
eess. The staatiirath In Christlanla has
checked soinm.
When the first keen winds of winter
begin to lie felt in the North, many an
invalid U hurried aw.iv bv nnxiou fncndi
to the kindlier climate of the South The
cause U apparent
at you look nt ttc
hollow check and
listen to tha rasp
ing cough of the
traveler.
I'crsonisuffcrirg
with weak lung,
obtinate cough
.find levcre heiuor-
rhajs even, Have
found the change
of climate made
uniiece'sary by the
me of Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery. It
Rtrsn?thens weak
luiiffi, cures olxli
inte cough-!, arid
build up the body
with ound,heaUliy
flesh. It contains
no alcohol, ncithtr
opium, cocaine nor
other narcotic
"I feel that I owe n
debt of gratitude to
a ftiend for recom
mending your meili.
clue. a well nt to
you for prepirins
suqli grind reii;iic")
for cliranic li;i"e)
etneeiillv. which fie
doctori failed to iracli," write I n Staple,
Us of Ilarclay, Clise Co., Kan "I desire to
piM the good word along for the licnrfit of
other who need your remedie I im n rail
rold ftucut. and lour yearn ro my work i.rei
Ins mc In n warm, room and stepping out fre
qiieutty laid the eold nlr rivp me hrnneliiti.
which b'cimc chronic and derli eated Doc
rer filled to reae'i m'cie and (iltledmcto
try n hlirher air. hut firtima'.My for me. n friend
nUa udrised me to try I)r l'i'rce'n mediclnej. I
commence 1 taUnj jour" CJolden Medical I)i,
rovery aud by the time I It3d laUen the first
bottle I wi b-tter, aud after taking about four
bottle mycouh w-i entirety (one Till wa
n ycir at;j last wl iter , and tigalti last winter I
look about three, Inttlcs to prevent n return of
til" trouble I have found no iiecekslly filr scck
lug -another illmale."
Free. The Common Sense Medical Ad
viser, icoS piges, cloth bound, sent fre on
receipt, of $t otie cent stamps to pay ex
pense of mailing" only. Address Dr. tt. V,
i'ierce, Buffalo, S. VT
inEnllil Pnl
Wml iT wkA
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, : TLLKrHONE BED 3S51 : :
HOTEL CLARENDON.
123 Rooms; 40 beautiful suites
with private baths; electric lights
Hot and- cold water throughout.
A flrst-clas3 European Hotel.
BATE"?. 50s A DAY AND UP.
408 H. Hill Street, Corner l'oarth,
Los Anqeles, Cal
.HOTEL BALTIMORE-
K0HOPJTAN PLAN
lilCGOllt SUltCS Willi pnvuii: uayis.
(Jp-tO-date 111 CVCry particular
H WILTON JOHNSON, Prop
WA.tt.Anbf nMnAT RAVAnth and OHvo St.
" L03 ANOELK3. OAI,
HOTEL NADEAU
1-I4-1 Tkrieri European Plan; h'0iv,Vt
Hotel Jonnson, -twir11'
J, MILTON
" THE CALIFORNIA HOSPITAL
tin south iiopb mr.ner. lo anokles. cai
An elegant Hotel rci" the Sick. Heated by Steam. Lighted by both Elec
tricity an. Gci. A rte.l'.nt Physician, and a Corps of vorty Trained
Nursts. Three well equipped operating rooms. Five- delightful verandas.
A Roof Gardqn; forty feet wide by six:y feet long. Reached by all street
car lines, dlrqctly or by transfer.
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ruled that the u?e of the word shall
I henceforth not be obligatory upon tho
bride, but "facultative." That is to say,
the bride Is to b? free either to say that
she will be "faithful and obedient," or
simply to say that she will be "faith
ful." 4 4 4
SACRIFICE IN HORSES.
Roughly speaking, a corps requires to
be remounted every four months, but
one cavalry regiment of the British
army it-cords tho staggering figure of
3,C0u animals In a little over a year. It
was the general opinion of experts that
the members of the Hous hold cavalry
proved themselves the best "caretak
ers," nnd, desTilte their heavy weights,
got as much work oht of thlr mounts
as any tavalry In the field. There was
even, one instance of a troop horse
feathering the whole campaign and re
( tumln
fit and well to ceremonial duties
In London.
.lOLTlNG TIIK ALIKNrf.
It is not generally lenown that John,
Dull rays thousands of dollars every
year for the jirlvllcjrc'.of lestoring wan.
Bering Germans to the Fatherland. The
extradition tr.e.ity'wlth Germany Is an
old one, and the- Teutonic empire Is
probably satisfied with It. Kngland
pays all cxpeneC3 until tho prisoner,
with his S-otland. Yard custodian,
leaves Rrltlsh shores for Germany;
Wnerea3 JtiifEla nd America pay tbe
whole expenie of their extraditions
from Knnland.
Ar3 for eveiy man England brings
bsUk from Gi'rmdny at least 500 are re
turned to. that country.
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STUEfKT NEVDIt SLEEPS.
The hardest worked of London's
thoroughfares- Is Flc-ot street; Us bed
time is from 1 to 3, These are the hours
i men seize tf wash It "You go bask at
S when th raft of London finn got
soundly. to Its nest and Fleet street,
haidly dry fiom Its morning tub, is In
tho (lush of its mmhlng's work. A dull,
gi lading roar runs surf-like alonir. Its
two shoies the gouhd of many printing
mnehlnes. Carts are moving through
wilt ling, alleys out or gaullt stables.
Piles of newypipers grow up on Us
pavements', and prcrcntly one by one
tho. carts clatter, away. The niulllcri
phriek of whistles' ami the clang of dis
tnnt burfers remind you that the rail
way stations they also never sleep."
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COAL CONSUMPTION IN INDIA.
j The Increase In tho production of coal
In Inttla follows; closely the Increase-1n
laihvay mileage. In 1S9C there Avere.
20,209 mjjes of rallwave jn India, wlilcH
flHTIGKi HOUSE
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
RATFS: l.2t toJSfOpcr day. Latter with
p'liilo baths. .HoomsfiJcup.
Tho most popular annuo In I)i AiircIoii for
Arizona people, lino lust mldeil a llilrrt story
and r6w coiiUlns 17J room, nil :ewly fur
nlihfd, with running Mater and t-ievator.
Thirty iulle with prlvftte batln.
Froe But To and From All Trains.
the mm ss
Entranco,'.3BO S. Hill.
Furnished now throughout; new manm-emc-it: free
baths; bot nud cold water; electric Uglis; car lo all
points. Convenient to rssniUMiils nnd nil places o( In
terest. Rooms J1.50 to!3Mfr week.
MRS. L. E. HARTMA.N, Prop.
. ciftj r."vTi!Si
First and Spring Streets.,
: : LOS ANGELES. : :
Alclcn V VlionipHon,' PropH.
rivste nnd public baths;
t nil tunes;
r'ourtliHtreet,
HLECK
KODAKS-
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PHOTO SUPPLIES. DTiStmB.
I-3!o,wrlsnci 5z. Go. r .
Ull S. Main Street, Lob Angeles, Cal.
English and Classical School
203 North Union avenue, Los Angeles,
California.
T. G. ADAMS, A.-B.
G. A. FISIIKR, A. B.
Principals.
A Boarding and Day School for boys.
Fits for any college. Tnorough Eng
lish course. Physical Laboratory. ,
Physical Culture a specialty.
Large Gymnasium, fully equipped
with all modern apparatus, shower
baths, athletic field, etc.
Illustrated catalogue mailed on ap
plication.
used 1,250,000 tons of coal. There are
now 2-1,707 miles of road, and they con
sumed last year nearly i.OOO.COO tona of
coal. It la expected that the lallway
i mileage will be inereaicd about 1,000
miles i.-cr year for some years. The In-
creere in the piodlictloli of cpal ilr.t
i$n3 has boen more than L'.OOO.O'OO tons.
more than fi.CGO.lttD tons having been
produced last y;ar, and the imports of
coal fcl In 1100 to G5.000 tons. T-ao
quantity of coal usea on Indian rail
ways Is now one-sixth- of that used by
the lines of the United Kingdom. Phil
adelphia Press.
acuiu; Fon cholkua infantum.
"Last May," fays, Mrs. Curtis Daker,
of Ucokwaltcr, Ohio, ''an infant child
of our neighbors was suffering from
cholera infantum. The doctor had
given up all hopes of recovery. I took
a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Itemedy to the
hauge, tellng them I felt sure it would
do good If used according to directions.
In two days' time the child had fully
recoveiod, and is now (nearly a ytar
since) a vigorous, healthy girl. I have
reeoirmendcd this Remedy frequently
and have never known it lo fall In any
ulngle Instance' For talc- by Hlvcy &
llulett.
GNATS AND CAMELS.
The '.urefuloity poured Its scwjh
In'o'Its icekinj; bay,
Then hawked tho polaqiml &!io!lllsh
Ihic-agh
Its stieets, nor fvlt dismay,
TJioug'Ji crowded In Ita hospitals
T.ic feqUcnt tyr.1ioId3 lay. ,
Bat when the small boy tool: a swlni
In Jta niservolr one day,
It called the city council, and, -
Without an hour's delay.
Cleaned ten square miles of wateished
One; hundred miles, away!
Eva L. Ofiden,
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tWj Trunk
covered, hard wood slate, deep hat
box, btrong hingea and lock ...
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313 311 Sjuth
Hotel taswiek
Cor.
Hill
vr&c i , -"Mi
First-clast Family Hotel, choice local
ity; ucwl rehttcd.
Large sunny rooms; terms reasonable. Special
prices by tho week. W p, ft
Uarga
Roomti
Hob and
Cold Baths
THE
Corner Main r.nil Second streets, Los
... ...i..i .i.ja.,. ..it.k r'oniml
cHcci 0,'irn-n'tnt to o";;. tVVt?Mmrt ,tofflM iJwiilc t. to 'i'l ir of tho
city ! Hie dir hiitrauee 103 i:st S.iouo Sireet
fHE OAKS g'onu'X
C-JIJJ So. IliooUwaj.
lI4-l r.oF Third and Mali Streets. iVntrilly loe"";. European plan; pri
HOtel Uray Uotath;Mtw.onal.iC. C U UltAY.l'ropriaor.
niSK GAHPfiBOUND
Under conditions prevailing last year Do7ns of swift power launches
for fishing and excursions. Tuna Club tournament now on. Our Marine
Hand, Including Chas. Streeper of St, Louts, cornetist, and other eololsts of
national reputation. Tho best golf lii.fcs. The aquarium, containing hun
dreds of living -wonders of the deep. Iloatlng and bathing over Nature's most
wonderful marine gardens as seen nt great depth through smooth, trans
parent waters. Catallna offers attractions not possible at other reoorta.
Dally ote.imer service. Hotel Metropole always open. Take Southern Pa
cific or Palt Lake Route trains lea'irig Los Angeles dally at 3 10 and 0:00
a. in. respectively. Fare, round trip .om Los Angeles, excursion, J2.D0; reg.
ular, J2.75. Banning Co.. 222 S. Spring St., Los Angeles. Phone Main 20.
T1IWT FOMFF I
Us n I ! IJb I Liu 1 J
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Chops, etc., Call on Lj IjEyV 'V'S, the best
known Cafe on the Pacific Coast. Ill W. Third St.
RELIABLE AND EXPERTENCEdIdRUGGISTS.
OX T T"""Sr" (
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Pkm i vc, i'.I'ssiak Koivcs. Jlali orilcrs a
ADOLF FRESE,
APnflC CCATUtTP AnRlTQ Wattree.n. and Pillows. CIS So
nviriu. t j. -v i i i a i t v v s
ATTENTION, Sportsmen! SfS
ilfl 75JFV WIS T ? RubijorColliirw and CuIIh Don't. Send forcati
UVJ ilit-J iiili i Insncnrrompl'iu line
WINDSOK COJ-I.Alt CO., 132 S. Eiondwuy. Los Angol(, Oal.
ACCORDION PLAITIfIG-
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Stofl & Thayer
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IDYLLWILD SANATORIUM
Strawberry Valley, San Jacinto Mountains, Hlverslde County, California
Altitude 5.200 feet. The wilderness of mountain fore&ts with the comforts r
a metropolitan hotel. Heated by steam. Llgr d by Electricity. Ilesident
Physician, and a Corps of Trained Nurses. Purchase ticktt to San Jacinto
Cnllfomla. Address California Health Resort Company, 1114 S. Hjpe St., Los
AngeKs, Cal.
S-A.IST
HOTEL BREWSTER
Rooms $1.00
por Day up..
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tn. wevutor. putilui
r .ota for cuinmurcial
mouern conTcnlpnr-cn. l:.lieruiici IIou--(!
Ilooui l conueciea vtuu noici. rpenai icb
THE RICBELI
HORTON HOUSE I
Kiirow-n
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THE GR1SW0L0
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put on tr.itnnlOtcaiiftldc. O 15. 1'OOH
THE 8URNAP
nnlinWIHIi !HH Cor,.6th ana lra'S I.Nre. pleatant room. Epu-iAl Rummer rates
uuuuiiuu 1)11 oood lovulon; lino view ; convenient on block from 1 Wciilc.
AC5UA CAIUIENTE.
HOTEL MODEST.
THE BROWSSBh'RGER HOME SCHOOL
OF snORIRANI) AND TYPEWRITING. X,os AnBol., OalifOMla.
A Bu;ines Tralnini; School for both young men and younr? women, 129
graduates this last year, and all In position. We prepare stenoKxaphcrs tor
nny line pf work, from an ordinary olTlcc position to these rsquirlnrr the mo.-t
expert InBtruction. Persons may apply to the Brownsberger school
and receive nny kind of expert insttuctlon desired. Wo have more
positions for young men than wc can 1111. Would like a largq class of
young men by September, to meet the I ncreaslng demand. Bookkeeping for
those who desire It. Send for handsome Illustrated catalogue. 933 W.
Seventh S(., Los Angeles, Ca. ' 4
5.00
fjr Illustrated catalo;uaJind price Hit.
WHITNLY & SONS
8rlng Street,
LOS AycCI.ES, CAL.
Gtli aud
Streets.
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;-ram4.-?s"L7l!l
I, Prop, -!.
Angeles, California.
fPHflnn Mfulpm rnavii
PipKHnl mini), tlncle or en nittu
Bates
MVu. A. H. BARTRAM, Prop.
WITH 1'CIIE MOUNTAIN WATEB AT
AVALON
SANTA CATALINA ISLAND
While on 3'our visit to
Los Angeles for the best
1M5iu uvstcrs steals,
V 23l8o. nroAdwny, nppoitc-riiy iuii
J 1. . , Manufacturer! ol Lai-x' C'AUrof
ALlroKMl
pcllly.
in','54 inch size, canvas
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OJ?TICI3T AND PRVGTICAL OPTIOIAIL
Kjres tested on premises onl prescription nllod Fame
day ordered. Tel M IOC lJ South Spring Street.
i 1 1 x kj Kpruig Street, fcend I
I for i rieci.
ArttiSTil'lerriy work our tpocHd'y. V. MRIIESV.
:- turn More, otpoiie van ;uj nuu
Hotels Lot Angelet, ChI
SOS's S Pprlna fit.. KncvArt, sMe and lntr nlaitlng. Tclo
"phone llIn y07, Los Angcli t, Cal, Mall crleir.
S5.00
ynir iiuuuwiuii u iiuinoi Bfiir.ur-ulltlrn
'joenrgiiliirpiJceR' tho-1 rltli-'Msji; ll'otuTcit's v;orls K60.
Co. ISSIRsiAND
So 251 S. Sprlnz St. Lns Anpelef
Pacific Coast Ag't
riend for Catalog.
EHRY ALBERS
FULL-LINE POULTRY SUF PLIES
-a- 315 S. Main St., Los Angeles
IDIE1C3 - 0;'
Corner Fourth andCtsSan Diego.
iifciica mm iquit piu Hotel In Kouttu nt Uiliroi
mm p'lyt uut& room. F.ne lri!0 wmulo
iraoiei(,. Hot unci cold'Hter in all eulten. All
directly opposite. A. Iirt c!mm Oafc nnd Urlll
oy in weoK. C. JJ, DAQGETT, rrop.
First cinss t-urniihca Rooms. Uate-ii Keatonble
Transient Patronage Solleitod. Centrally I)catcd
Rooms Cool anil Pleatanf. J. n. Simpson, Hsr
1055 FIFTH ST.. BETWEEN C AND D
plau. Rooms fiOe, 75c, I.CO ani Xs; ..((al
rawk ny weem or uiomu mr fummcr. Tree 'bus to mid
f.ntn Ilntol. Lftrirnutll lfi.lil.-tl rfmril,-. ....... u...i ..-.!
P" - - "r,"- ..".h .vvu, ai,v-..
New Manaffomont. P. lm ParlOW, rTOp.
Cor.Sthmul I); AbcAutlful placp. Ado Sitory brick; buy window on
llirnr sfi1is. hiiiLK. !i.l lnt ilrvirs. riintilncr wutt. r. uml t tiitr.iivtiii v....t ...
...rl .v ..,.. ..... n ,,, . niviuiifciiii mini' 1 4
nnd WIFK, Props.
Oir. Tlitil and I) U. Ccnlrally licittt. strictly Modem
and First Clata, iiArEffRASONAHLE
Ajjtift Calteatc, Mrliopi vounly. Kriirylliilig
u.'ut. Exillentliilliinir HaiiM KhpoiihIiIh
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