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NO ROOM FOR THE FAKIR
Dr. A. J. Shores' Crusade Against This Class of Medical Pretenders
Had the Desired Effect—Several Have Left the City and
Others Are Packing Up—A Grateful Public Congratulates
Dr. Shores Upon the Stand He Takes Against
the Misfits of the Medical Profession
THE REHL MND THE I7VvITHTION
Not Content With Attempting to Copy Or. Shores' Method of Treatment, the Catch
penny Imitators Endeavor to Follow His Style of Advertising
OF rsH7VV.eL.ESS PRKCTITIONERS
, What can possibly be nure gratify- nnd wV will gladly and willingly an
ing to one who performs a kind public swer a ' questions as to benefits de
pot than enthusiastic expressions of rived.
{thanks from the public itself ? During Tbo success of Dr. SHORES' treat
ihta many years of experience as a ment, like all other good things, has
'specialist Dr. A. J. SHORES has al- caused so-called specialists to try and
'ways stood between tbe sick and the imitate it; not satisfied with thi.t, tbey
medicul mountebanks, who take tbe have even attempted to oopy his sys
formei's last penny and give nothing tern of advertising,
in return. The iratne"3e practice ac- The st.nding of the Dr. A. J. SHORES
•quired by Dr. SHORES in the West Co., as physicians and business men
cm anally be poocintEd for, not only are opei to investigation, and the phy
ion aooount of tba success of his treat- sicians composing the staff are never
ment, bat because of his honesty with ashamed to announce their names and
the public. Dr. SHORES does not credentials to the public. Dr. SHORES
belong to the mushroom variety of proposes now, as at all times in the
specialists—coining into existent-? in a past, to befriend the siok.
.oity in one night, and disappearing tne It was with this sole objsot in view
Inext; be has been with yon over a year, that Dr SHORES reduced his rate to
land today is recognized as the m. st an outside limit of $3.1)0 per month
'successful specialist in the Weßt in the until cured, to all patients who applied
{treatment and cure of Catarrh and before November Ist. Remember that
Chronic Diseases. treatment and consultation are abso-
Dr. SHORES does not conceal him- lutely free, the only charge being for
self behind the mythical name of some actual medioines used, which in nn
institute or firm, but transacts all oase shall exceed $3.00 per month until
'business over his own name, which has cured.
'become familiar in every household in Public appreciation of Dr. SHORES'
California. In this connection it might efforts in behalf of the sick and suffer,
be well to state that the State Medical ing is best demonstrated by the orowds
Board is investigating the business of grateful patients who daily throng
'methods of certain so-called doctors in his parlors. On all sides are heard
jtbis city. words of commendation for Dr.
' The success of Dr. SHORES' method SHORES' treatment and his attitude
lot treatment is too well known to call toward the grand larceny practitioners,
for speoial mention, as is attested every Don't pay your hard-earned money to
'week by published testimonials from medical misfits who only aggravate
-people who livo here in your midst, your troubles.
(NQ Treatment Free. ffjO tfJQ Treatment Free. (Tift
only charge will be for jeV only charge will be for
I II laetual amount of medicine! gl 1 .Iff laetual amount of medicine! 11 I
a #l* uge( i < which in no rase shAlli M% M al#l Juted, which in no ease shall I /If
r T w exceed ?3.00 a month until" Hr exceed $3.00 a month untllT^
cure 1. cured.
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WILLIS E. KELLER, Architect and Building Superintendent,
1406 Wright street, Los Angeles.
Read carefully tbe testimonial of Mr. up gas and the food did me no good.
Willis E. Keller. Mr. Keller is a well- My liver was bad, having constipated
known architect of Los Angeles, whose bowels all the time. This was mv con
word is as good as his bond, and who dition when I came to Dr. SHORES,
will gladly answer all inquiries as to after having doctored constantly for
the benefits derived from Dr. SHORES' six year 3 at a oost of miny hundred
treatment. Mr. Keller says: dollars. I can now say I am like a
"I have been a great sufferer for six different man; no distrsss in stomach,
years with Catarrh of Nose, Throat bowels regular and no more vomiting
and Stomach, hawking, spitting, drop- nor dropping in the throat, and I oan
ping in the throat every morning till I heartily recommend Dr. SHORES to
would vomit many times a day. What all catarrhal sufferers."
I did eat greatly distressed me; belched
FOR YOUR BENEFIT.
It you cannot come to Dr. SHORES' parlors for treatment, you will find his rcme
Has on sale at all drug stores in Los Angeles and throughout Southern California.
DR. A. J. SHORES' COMBINATION CATARRH CURE
ia the only package in the market that contains a thorough systematic and local course
of treatment. This remedy was discovered and perfected by Dr. A. J. SHORES, and
is considered by the medical profession to be the only intelligent and practical Catarrh
Core manufactured.
Each remedy of Dr. A. J. SHORES' COMBINATION CATARRH CURE contains
sMie month's treatment of the
Nose and Throat, Stomach and Blood,
A package of Liver Fills and Dr. SHORES' latest instrument for the administration of
tbe medicine in the nose and throat.
Next to treatment in the office, under the personal care and advice of Dr. SHORES,
tbe Combination Catarrh Cure is recommended.
DR. A. J. SHORES' KIDNEY A\D LIVER CURE
Is a positive cure for all diseases of the Liver, Bladder and Kidneys. Don't buy a lot
cf unreliable, unscientific compounds tbat are represented to cure ON SIGHT or
sooner. Dr. SHORES is a physician under whose care his remedies are prepared, thus
•voiding tbe dangers of taking too strong medicines, tiiat in many cases are much
worse than the disease itself.
DR. A. J, SHORES' TOXIC AND BLOOD PURIFIER
>!■ at remedy that has been tested in some of the most obstinate blood troubles, and in
no case has it failed where the patient gave the proper assistance for nervousness,
tired and emaciated feeling, sluggish blood, pimples or impure blood indications. You
Will not regret this Tonic or Blood Purifier.
DR. A. J. SHORES' ASTI-CONSTIPATIOS PILLS.
We ask you to try them and they will recommend themselves.
DR. A.. J. SHORES CO.,
SPECIALISTS,
CORNER FIRST AND BROADWAY, OPPOSITE TIMES OFFICE.
SPECIALTIES--Catarrh, Dyspepsia. Rheumatism. Asthma, Kidney Diseases, Skin Dts>
Bases, Bronchitis. Liver Complaints, .Nervous Debility, Nose, Throat and Heart Trowels.
Steal ale Complaints and all other forms of Chronic Diseases.
liOS AXGEiLES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNTNG t OCTOBER 6, 1895.
ANAHEIM'S WATER COMPANY
Great Opposition to Covering
Any More Territory
TOO MUCH OF A LANDSLIDE
A Proposal That the Beet Growers
Disorganize
The Plan. It Is Thought, Will Be Re
lected—New Notes and Per
sonal rtentlon
ANAHEIM, Oct. 5.-It is generally
conceded that tho vote to be taken Octo
ber 19th by the stockholders of the Ana
heim Union Water company upon the
question of admitting more territory to
the water district will result in an over
whelming defeat of the measure. On
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock a meeting
is to be held in Fullerton to which all
who are opposed to annexing the new
territory have been invited. A proposi
tion to take in a few hundred acres would
have gone through all right, but MOO is a
bigger landslide than the shareholders
are willing to submit to.
A call has been issued by H. H. Bart
lett, acting secretaty of the Anaheim Co
operative Beet Sugar company for a meet
ing ot the stockholders to be hold Novem
ber 0th i foi the purpose of ascertaining
tbe sentiment of the membors of the
company as to the advisability of contin
uing or discontinuing the crganiaztion.
It ia now thought that tbe vote to
"stand by the guns" will be unanimous.
It will requires two-tnidrs vote of the
stock to carry a proposition to disorgan
ize. It is not costing tho company any
thing to maintian its present position
and there is now nothing to lose and
everything to gain. The Anaheim beet
company will doubtless continue to live
and have a being.
Tbe Anaheim beet growers are holding
a meeting in Kroeger's ball this after
noon with closed doors. The object of tbe
meeting is to form a beet-growers' asso
ciation.
NOTES.
A council of the Fraternal Aid associa
tion was organized in Garden Grove last
night, starting oat with a membership of
twenty-two.
Dr. F. G. Flournoy of this city trod
upon a walnut shell lying on the side
walk Thursday evening, which caused
bim a fall in such a manner as to break
his right wrist. It was a most unfortu
nate accident, as the fracture is one
which wiil sause a permanent weakness
of the wrist joint.
Richard Kennedy, a lad 10 years of age,
son of W. Kennedy, was thrown from a
buggy into a barb-wire fence Wednesday
evening, which resulted in his being
considerably sciatched uo. The wound
was inflicted by a barb piercing his face
just back of tbe light eye. The accident
was occasioned by a vicious dog attacking
the horse the boy was driving
Under the direction of Supervisor Pot
ter considerable improvement is being
made on the main road between Ana
heim and Santa Ana.
Wiil Priest, one of the Fullerton swift
bicycle riders wbo has won several time
prizes, came into Anaheim nt a too rapid
pace yesterday, colliding with a wagon
and knocking off the front wheel of bis
bicycle. Fortunately the young man es
caped with a sprained wrist and several
bruises.
While it is generally supposed tbat
Deputy Sheriff Jack Landell is sick at
the home of his father, Judge J. W. Lan
dell, tho truth of the matter is Jack is
doing a little detective work.
School opened in the new Magnolia dis
trict west of town last Monday,with fifty
one pupils in attendance.
The Anaheim Fruit Growers' associa
tion will meet in the city ball Wednes
day at '1 p. m. for tbe purpose of electing
a new board of directois.
Leslie Herald, one of the gradnatea of
the Anaheim school last year, is attend
ing the Throop institute in Pasadena.
Dr. Bailey.who has been absent in San
Diego for "a month, returned nome
WcdnesJay.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heeger and Mrs. Fall
and daughter of Tustin, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce a few days since.
Revival meetings are being held in n
big tent on West Center street under the
direction of Rev. Hawkins, a traveling
evangelist of the Christian denomina
tion. Adventists are also holding tent
meetings in town.
Rev. F. R. Holcomb of Fullerton bas
been appointed to tbe charge of the
Methodist church of this city and will
preacti each Sunday at a. m.
Attorney H. W. Cbeynoweth goes to
San Francisco tomorrow to be absent for
a week or ten oays.
Miss Lulu Bailey, one of the most
charming of Anaheim's daughters, re
turned Wuanesday from Houston, Texas,
whither sho went with her father, Dr.
Bailey, last May, he returning two
months ago.
City Trustees McWilliams and Lewis
have'been junketing for the purpose ot
learning something about tbe electric al
ternators. They will report at next Tues
day evening's meeting of tho board.
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MOUNT LOWE
Halcyon Oays on the Mountains—Visit of Col.
Lee and Party
ECHO MOUNTAIN", Oct. 5.-A large
number of guests enjoyed the cool breezes
and balsamic odors of the mountains to
day. Colonel James O. C. Lee, deputy
quartermaster-general, U. S. A., now sla
tioned at San Francisco, and Mrs. Lee,
were escortoa by their friends, Samuel B.
Lewis, president of the Hayden it Lewis
company, I.os Angeles, Mrs. Lewis and
Miss Lila Lewis, They were astonished
at the magnitude of the enterprise, as
one feature after another was presented
to their «iew, and were overwhelmed by
the grandeur of tbe scenery through
which they were whirled as they pro
ceeded over tbe Alpine division to tne
great pine forest between tbe two ranges,
where the Alpine tavern is rapidly as
suming shape. It will be ready for dedi
cation by tbe chamber of commerce in a
few weeks.
Union racitio Passenger Agent J. H.
Pearman of tbe Los Angeles office gjve a
great treat to bis Boston friends. 6. A.
Finch, manager of tbe Phillips Kock Isl
and excursions, and S. S. Hopkins, man
ager of the Judson California excursions.
The mountain road was a revelation to
them, and they will know what to say to
travelers herafter about the wonders of
the Mount Lowe railway. Asked what
the prospects of tourist travel are for the
coming winter, they were emphatic in
the opinion that the approaching tourist
movement to Southern California will he
larger than in any previous season, and
a larger proportion than heretofore will
come with a view to investing and mak
ing permanent homes.
Two couples, unacquainted with each
olher, came from Central Pennsylvania,
namely, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Martin of
Allentown. friends of Deputy Sheriff
Sheldon, and Mr. and Mre. 0. M. P.ooke
of Winfleld In Union county. They free-
Iv admit that tbe Sierra Madres outclass
tbe Alleghenies In wild and ragged
scenery.
Mr. and Mrs. George Staffier Jr. of San
ta Cruz are testing tbe truth of some exj
trsordinary accounts they have heard
about this region, and are convince,l the
half had not been told thero. Mrs. Staffier
frequently snapped her kodak, in order
to carry back credible proofs of tbe things
she saw, for as Salem Scudder says, "the
apparatus can't lie."
Robert M.Symons of Chicago happened
In the other day on his brother, O. G.
Symons, the talented artist who painted
the magniticent relief picture of tbe Mount
Lowe scenery now on exhibition at
Broadway and Third stieet in Los An
geles, lie was accompanied by his wife
and they had a good visit.
William G. Miller registered from Ed
inburgh, Scotland, Dr. R. C. Hallowed
and Julia M.French were from Aqua Cal
iente, Cal., and Mr. und Mrs. S. Brown
and son from Sacramento.
Dr. Lewis Swift gave an interesting lec
ture to the assembled visitors today. He
has received a letter from Professor E. E.
Barnard, saying that he is getting out a
finely illustrated work, in which Swift's
last comet will have a conspicuous place.
THE LAW AT LONG BEACH
A Bicycle Ordinance Violator Wbo Paid
No Fine
A fHalstwleJ Association Organized—The Con
gregational cnurch Social—social ana
Personal Notes, Etc
LONG BEACH, Oct. s.—The board of
city trustees a few months ago passed an
ordinance prohibiting bicyclists from the
use of the sidewalks on their mounts,
making it a misdemeanor and providing
penalties In tbe shape of lines in case of
its infraction. A short time after its
passage a special officer, Baker by name,
arrested a ruler whom he saw violating
the ordinance and took him before tho
recorder, who fined him $.5. Now certain
members of tbe board of trustees, who
are not troubled with any more sense
than the law allows,had no idea tbat a::y
"bluff" ordinance of theirs would ever
be taken seriously and enforced, so they
got to work on tho recorder and had him
give what they called a "floater," which,
in this case, amounted to a total remis
sion of the tine. Tbis was not the worst
of it.for when the recorder's bill of costs,
amounting to $3, for trying the oase was
presented it was immediately allowed by
this immaculate trio of city trustees, and
the ordinance tbis council passed was
not only successfully violated, but the
taxpayers of the city were made to foot
the cost.
The local and visiting ministers met
on Monday at the Congregational parson
agj and arranged a Ministerial associa
tion, with Dr. S. H. Weller as president
and Rev. S. C. Kendall as secretary.
Matters of local interest were discussed
and a movement set on foot to promote
understanding among tho ennrches of
this growing town. Thoy will meet again
the third Monday of this month, when
business of importance to all the
churches will be attended to.
Tbe regular monthly social of tbe Con
gregationaltsts will be held in the church
Friday evening, the 11th inst., when a
programme of exceptional merit will be
presented. The socials of this church
are very popular and enjoyable affaiis
and are always largely attended.
Dr. J. McCoy of LuS Angeles made a
professional visit to this place Thursday.
Mrs. Dr. H. M. Williams, who has
been visiting her daughter. Rev. Mrs. A.
Inwood, at Santa Paula, Ventura county,
returned Thursday.
The following new-comers have taken
apartments at Mrs. C. L. McOutcheons'
r'unnyside cottage: Mr». H. C. Oakley,
Ontario: Mrs. S. A. Charles. Miss Min
nie Charles Whittier, and the Misses M.
Andrews and M. Bedell, Pasadena.
Rev. E. A. Heal* of Ontario paid the
beach a visit last Tuesday.
O. O. Wells moved his shoemaking es
tablishment Thursday to Los Angeles,
where he will resume his business.
The Santa Fe is expecting a heavy
travel tnis winter, both to and from Cali
fornia, as arrangements have now been
made to put on a tourist sleeping car line
from Los Angeles to St. Paul, via Kansas
City and Dcs Moines and »he Chicago
and Great Western. This car will run
Mondays. And also on Thursdays a tour
ist car, Los Angeles to St. Paul via Kan
sas City, Ottumwaand tbe Wabash and
the Milwaukee and St. Paul line. In ad
dition to this the daily line of sleepers to
Chicago and Boston will be continued
anil a weekly line to St. Louis will be es
tablished. Trains 1 and 2, which have
heretofore run without Pullman palace
sleepers, will, after the new limited train
goes on, have palace sleeping cars be
tween Los Angeles and Barstow, connect
ing at Barstow with tbe through palace
sleeping car which runs from San Fran
cisco to Chicago.
Tomorrow
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A Great Day for fieri
Every item reduced to the low tariff rate. You can find no
easier way of making money than by buying here tomorrow
Free Wool Prices
$10.22 and $12.22
For Hen's Suits
In regent cutaways, double and single-breasted sacks,
round and square corners, in blue and black cheviots, and
in neat stripes, checks and small plaids, solid and illumin
ated colors in worsteds, cassimeres, thibets, meltons, clay
diagonals, suits the equal of which will cost you in any
other store in town $18 and $20, We offer you choice for
$10 and $12. If you value money don't buy until you
have seen our free wool prices.
Misfit Clothing Parlors
124 West First Street, near Spring
Wilson Block
OIL BOOM AT SUMMERLAND
Town Lots and Everything Else
Jumping Right Along
SANTA BARBARA EVENTS
The Story Sounds Like the Exciting
Days of '87
The Board ot Trade .Taking Great Efforts-
Local News Flatters and Per
sonal Mention
SANTA BARBARA, Oct. 5.-An im
portant factor in the growing importance
of this seaside resort is the wonderful
advancement of the town of Summer
laud. The successful development of the
oil wells has created such business activ
ity tbat the railroad company is builld
ing a number of oil tank cars for ade
quate shipping facilities, and will soon
build a new depot and establish freight
agency and telegraph office at Summer
land. Today's Advance contidently pred
icts grand results and makes strong dec
larations which personal observation
fully sustains. The value of property is
steadily increasing and lots are now at
frcm four to eight times the prices paid
for them eight years ago. When oil was
first discovered tbe price of lots was fixed
at $100 each, hut the enteiprising com
munity, to encourage investors and assist
in tbe upbuilding ofthe promising spot,
have prevailed upon Mr. H. L. Williams
to offer 100 lots at $75 each, and this ar
rangement will he in effect for the next
thirty days. This step is one of the
many plans just introduced by the new
board of trade for the purpose of acceler
ating progress. A company bas been
formed to construct a large wharf and
good inducements will be offered steam
ships linos to make this a stopping point
for their various steamers.
flic enterprising body that is pushing
these improvements was organized tbis
week, as follows: l'resident, J. Warren
Darling; vice-presiaent, W. H. Megin
ness; secretary, D. 0, Ash mini; treasur
er, A. L. Bourquin; directors, B. F.
Main, C. Van Horn, E. Clifton Fisk.
j The president appointed tho following
I standing committees: Adervtising. lo
cation and exhibition—X. Clifton Fisk,
Taomas lia.in, H. L.Willins; finance—B.
Freston, F t Lee, H. L. Williams; mem
bership—J. A. Fowler, W. H. Meginness,
J. A. Wilcox, S. Cooper, C. Van Horn.
The following were present and sub
scribed to the constitution and by laws
as active members: J. Warren Darling,
i Charles Van Horn, D. C. Ashmun, W. H.
Meginness. E. Clifton Fisk, A. Lee. F.
Lee. T. W. Hallv. Thomas Harm, A. L.
Bourquin, O. H. Southwark. J. F. Tuf
fen berg. J. A. Fowler, C. A. Loom is, C.
E. Northrup, J. A. Wilcox, Stewart Dar
ling, W. D. Wheeler, Byron Preston,
.Samuel Cooper, H. D. Rundell, Pnilup
Rue, O. N. Woodruff, B. F. Main, H. L.
Williams. O. W. Fisk. W. J. Miner, W.
B. Morris, 11. B. Allen.
The object is to enter into harmonious
action for the development of the re
sources of Summerland and to advance
its business interests.
A connected system hss been devised
by the board for tbe sale of town lots.
Mr H. L. Williams will enter into a con
tract with each buyer to repurchase the
pronerty at the price at which it was sold
if, within three years, said purchaser, af
ter prjper efforts in tbat behal.', fails to
dovelop oil upon the lot within 1000 feet
of the surface.
Summerland also makes some preten
sions toward manufacturing industiies,
two being now Ij operation and others
in contemplation. As a large number of
our citizens own lots there, tbis glowing
prospect has attracted wide attention ia
the Channel city.
NOTES.
Monday is the day fixed for the excur
sion to this city from the various towns
in Southern California. A bureau of in
formation bas been established at the
office of D. W. Pierce, 715 State street,
and visitors will have no ditticulty in
learning all about accommodations and
points of interest. As the Ventura fair
will be in progress at the same time.stop
overs will be allowed and many will no
doubt avail themselves of tbis privilege.
Local officers yesterday Brrested Ada
line Le l'age nnd Edward L. Rnngod,
wbo recently abducted a Los Angeles girl
named Adrian Pavlides. Deputy Consta
ble James T. Tryce arrested the woman
at a French laundry in tbis city and Con
stable D. W. Martin found the other two
on the county roan near Refugio.
MissLorena M. Garfield leaves Monday
for a month's visit to ber sister at 1317 S.
Hill street, Los Angeles.
A BOMBSHELL
Exploded in The Camp of The
Medical Profession
THE SICK SHALL BE RESCUED
Dr. Price & Co., the Eminent Experts, Make
A Most Magnificent Offer
To the Public
Treatment Free to All Who Come —No Charge for Medicine
of Any Kind—Everything Absolutely Free—This Offer
Holds Good Until October 15 only—Dr. Price will cure
You Without Money, Without Cost
Los Angeles in the past ha been overran Dr. Price <fc Co. treat tbe hardest and
with pretenders that have disgraced the most obstinate cases with the most won
profession of medicine. The public has ~crful success. The system of medicine
been gulled right and left, while the sick " s , od works results tt,at " c almo9t m " B .
. . ... cal in cases tbat bare been given up by
and disabled have been worked for every al , other physicians. Wb have but one
cent the trattic would bear. Dr. Price & office, and do not trust our treatment to
Co., the eminent specialists, have deter- cheap hired doctors. All sick get the best
mined to stop this fearful and awful trib- psrsonal attention known to modern mod
utc levied upon the unfortunates. iral ssience.
DR. PRICE
Of Dr. Price & Co , the Well-Known Specialists, Who Gives
Treatment and Medicine Free Till October 15.
Dr. Price, of Dr. Price & Co., whose Dr. Price & Co. treat all chronic dis
reputation for kindness and benevolen ;e eases.
is just as great as nis fame a. a special- o oma before October 15th, for every.
i»t is wide, in order that all may be ... ... . .
healed, makes a grand offer of free treat- thln - medicine ana treatment, free until
ment to all who come to their offices in then.
the Byrne building,corner of Tbird street Do not forget tbe name and place,
and Broadway.
We know that there are hundreds of
people in this city today who are going ry i> I%r\ls*>T* H l~i A
down to an early grave by tlio 1 Mill if I If fill
treatment the) got. But do not bo mis- I 111111 L JT. 11l
lead any longer. With the free treatment l lifll 11 111 111 I
of Dr. Price & Co. there no longer re- I j I||lJ| (V
mains any reason why any one should be *J »• I IllVsW \A VV t
duped. Dr. Price it Co. will cure you as
they nave cured hundreds of others, or if R vrne Riijldinp- Cor Third and
you can't be cured they will tell you so. Dvrl,t DUIIUM!}!,, W> I fllrU anj
Dr. Price has no self-interest in advising Rmarlivait | nc Anrrolac
you; his judgment is not warped by the DrOaiJWay, LOS /UlgCliS,
glitter of a dollar, for medicine, treat- r If "
ment, everything, is iree. WlllOrflltV
New School House on the
Adams Street Tract
The new public school building to be erected on Twenty-eighth street, in Grider
<t Dow's Adams street tract will contain ten large rooms and will cost, including tbe
grounds, nearly $20,000 It is ol Romanesque architecture and the design is elegant.
It will present an imposing appearance and compare favorably with any school
building in the state. In its appointments it is thoroughly modern and up to date.
This section well illustrates the growth of our city. Only eighteen months ago it
was a vegetable garden, but now there are miles of graded streets, on which 2000 shade
trees have been planted, electrio lights have been put up and city water piped in all
directions. In Grider & Dow's three subdivisions alone over 2SO homes have been
erected, and building progresses at such a rate that by tbe time the new school is
ready for ocoupancy there will be enough children in the locality to fill it to overflowing
ll\T&tA OXYDONOR