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i Die f.t V. Hi 1 i. i 1 i i i i' if i 1 Angeles County Us Cities aM Towns. rpAP i low roit Tin: fawS REPORTS rfCM CORfltiPONDSNTS CF I i ft Lt 'V' PARIS SAN BUILT OH SECRETARY sw FRANCISCO NEW YORK i PasGdsnaBranch v. Jnnouncement Our Dressmaker, Mrs.

McGrath, has just returned from Paris and will be pleased to have you inspect her models which will be displayed in the Pasadena branch on Monday, March Thirtieth. JS South Raymond Jive. I NEAR COLORADO Phone Home 686 Sunset 31 Wlio's On the Bipr Elephant? Not Secretary Taft, the Popular Presidential candidate, but Deputy Game Warden W. H. Prltchard of Santa Monica, al30 built on generous lines.

Trn them CnyiSA. of r.ii' Kill 1 Los Aiigil" rntno to tonight to sneak a mating annaunciHl to be fifld hy the Lincoln-Uottsf vj-it Inim. Ihf re were ten people in tha audience. How to Stop Pimples In Five Days You Can Get Rid of Ali Skin Eruptions by the Ntw Calcium Sulphide Wafers. Trial Package to Prove it sent Free.

Any man or woman1 gets awfully tired going around with a pimply face day after day. And other people got awfully tired, too, seeing them go around with their faces full of disgusting pimples. If you are one of the unfortunates who can't get away from your pimples, and you have tried almost everything under heaven to get rid of them, take a few of Stuart's Calcium Wafers every day. Do that steadily for a few days, and in less than a week, look at yourself in the mirror. You will then say that Stuart's Calcium Wafers are a wonder in getting rid of 6kin eruptions.

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Most treatments for the blood and for skin eruptions are; miserably slow In their results, and, besides, many of them are poisonous. Stuart's Calcium Wafers contain ino poison or drug of any kind; they We absolutely harmless, and yet do work which cannot fall to surprise you. pon't go around with a humiliating, disentsting mass of pimples and blackheads on your face. A face covered over with these disgusting thlnss makes people xrn ttwav fn Bnd breeds fnflnre 5n vonr life son it. Read what an Towa man said ivben woke np one morning and face; "By George, I never1 siw mj-thipi HVn it.

Ther T'v Vn- ft-vars trying to get rid of nlmole blockheads, and guess I've ned evfwy-thing nndor the I used vour Calcium Wafers for J'ist seven days. This morning everv Messed nin'ole is gone and I can't find a blackhead. am so grateful to you." Just send us your name and address in full, today, and we will send yon a trial paokaee of Stimrt's Calcium Wnfr. free to test. ff "nn hnn tried the sarpnle and been convinced that sill we pv is true, 'on will to your nearest druggist' and get a EOc box pnd he cured of vnnr facial trouble.

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A. Stuart. 175 Stuart Marshall, Mich. AN INCOME FOR LIFE It is the desire of every one to make provision for old age to insure against the uncertainties of the future. A little money Judiciously placed will accomplish wonders.

FOR ILLUSTRATION, nn Investment of 1100 In acreage is sufficient to, enable you to plant with a crop that will produce you $41 profit the first year, and an annual profit of $117 for each succeeding year. YOU NEED NOT BECOME A FARMER We will sell you part of our land, and cultivate It for yju In with our own, for an equitable share of the profitB. The figures above show your NET after our fchaxe has eeen deducted. A Plain Commercial Proposition. You buy no stocks, nor bonds, nor become Interested In any company.

Ton simply buy the land we have for Bale, which we cultivate for you on tho share system. You can pay for the hind In Easy Monthly Installments. We have a proposition for every ambitious man and woman hi this state. We cannot begin to tell you all about its advantages here, but If you will fuvor us with your name and address we will submit full particulars by return mail. C.

P. Bowers Co. 218 Mason 4th and Broadway. Home Phone F4441. OFFICERS REJOICE OVER NEW WATER SUPPLY.

Workmen Digging for Cement Dewi Strike Stream Which Fails to I hsutti by Ordinary Draining nd Which Promises a Large Inereate In the Preeent Supply, IfOMiv, March watnr supply has, since the ear-liint day of this branch home, been an exceedingly perplexing problem. Expensive experiments In well sinking have been followed by costly contracts with outgido suppliers, each of which resources have, In turn, proved insufficient, at all times. Today, however, Gov. Cochrane and Chief Engineer Dobbins are jubilant over the discovery of an additional source at ono of the home plants whieh is already gratifying in its infant condition, but which at little cost of material and labor, will. When fully developed, yield more than 100 per cent, in excess of the present supply, A gang of meryhas for several weeks been at work along the line in Mande-ville Cafion.

Besides placing a cement dam at the headworks, seven miles northwest of the home, 2000 feet of 8-inch pipe has been laid for the better conservation of water from this source. But most promising is the discovery at the new pumping station, which was'1 recently installed at a group of springs Just south of the great dam. While workmen were digging a shelf in the embankment at this place, for the placing of a small cement dam, they struck a body of water which failed to exhaust itself by ordinary draining, and when further examined, waa found be Independent of the group of springs. It is now proposed to place Just near that a cement well, tlx feet in diameter by fifty feet deep. At the pump station it was learned that tho supply from that plant, which a week ago was fifty-eight gallons a minute, has steadily increased, until it is now flowing at the rate of a trifle over one hundred gallons a minute.

And so tlje home officers are rejoicing; It has been decided by county authorities that the now barrack (L) will be included with barracks and in national precinct 4. The total membership of these three barracks is over 500; a manifest unfairness of precinct distribution which, county officials say, cannot be disturbed until after the coming election. Upon learning tha facts, one of the old guard observed: "Members of that precinct board certainly earn their salaries when tallying the returns next November." Chaplain and Mrs. G. W.

Wilson entertained ta luncheon, Rev. AV. H. Huff of Sioux City, Iowa, Rev. A.

L. AA'hitcomb of Los Angeles, and Bud Robinson, an author and speaker of Po-niel, Tex. The thirtieth concert by the. Home Orchestra, in Memorial Hall, on Thursday evening, consisted entirely of national airs and war songs. RECENT DEATHS.

James O'Donnell, late Co. Third United States Infantry, a native of Ireland, admitted from Fresno, in 1902, died March 28; aged 6S. John 8. Kidder, late Co. Eighth California Infantry, a native of New York, admitted from Los Angeles, In 1899, died February 20, while on furlough, at Tucson, aged 70.

Hiram A. Stevens, latu Co. Fourth Massachusetts Infantry, a native of Massachusetts, admitted in lstii rrom San Diego, died at that place while on furlough, March 23; aged 74. Hotel del Coronado society center. FOR VENICE BATHHOUSE.

sawssasasMsa First Carload of Material for ths Superstructure Arrives in VENICE, March 28. There arrived at the beach this morning the, first carload' of lumber to be utilized in the construction of the new 1100,000 bathhouse of the Abbot Kinney Company, located on Ocean Front. IThe shipment consisted of door and window frames. There will be but little wood in the building, as the sides and ends will be of glass, and the framework of steel. The building wllkbe 169x239 feat, while the plunge, which has already been completed, is 100x150 feet.

The gallery will have a seating capacity of 2000. There will be 500 dressing-rooms. There will he a band stand and commodious sun parlors and many other novel features. CANAL CITY RIPPLES. The Venice Sunshine Society Is arranging to open a rest retreat for weary housewives.

The plan Is to have hot meals prepared under a cooperative plan and furnished to the regular patrons at actual cost. The object is to save housewives the drudgery that attaches to the preparation of meals at home. There will be a congregated dining room, with private tables for each family. The enterprise vill open April Tha subject of discussion at the MAILINU fLACE. QUIJ IIAHD FOR FEDJltAL 11 LK.

RIVALRY OF LOCALITIES ON IN PASADENA. Said Not io Willing to Give Up Their Tempi Site for That Purpose Lively Cost in Rrospeot Measurement of Mt. Wilson Trail. Office of Ths Timet, Sn. 3 S.

Baymend Ave. PASADENA. March 29. Quietly and with much persistence men Interested In different parts of the business district ere working to secure advantageous offers to submit to the government lor the proposed Federal building. Tho Congress Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds is at present considering: the question and the rival buinen sections are going to strive for th plum, which Is expected to be an upbuilder for tho section of the city In which the pofitofflce Is located.

North rUymond-avonue owners are trying to arrange so that the property at the northweEt corner of Holly street ard Raymond avenue can be offered at a reasonable figure. This land is owned by the Elks and upon it they are planning at no distant date to build a magnificent Elks' temple. One of the most Influential members of the lodge stated this evening that the Elks will not consent to give up this property. Another suggestion Is that the city donate a site In Library Park. This would also keep the postoffice in the section in which it is now located.

When the postoffice -was removed from West Colorado street, about a year ago, there was considerable feeling between the so-called cast and west business sections, and there la now a 'determined movement to secure as a pit a corner on West Colorado street. This movement is headed by a number of men who were prominent jn securing the Carmolita Garden site. B. O. Kendall and his friends are tracking North Raymond avenue, and hrfore the matter is settled there Is likely to be one of the liveliest little contests ever wagd in Pasadena.

All Hides have one difficulty. The Federal committee) will consider no site which is not a corner and which la smaller than 130xi50 feet in sise. POUTICIAN SELLS OCT. Charles Grimes, the man who has a larger personal following of voters than any other single individual in the city, last evening closed a deal for the sale of hi restaurant to George Ingalls, who has been connected with the John McDonald Company. The Grimes restaurant, open night and day, has long been the stronghold of the Waterhouse forces.

Whether Mr. Grimes will continue active in local politics after going out of the restaurant business remains to be seen. WOMAN'S TENNIS TOURNAMENT. Mme. CQorman and Mrs.

Wharton reached the finals In the singles of the woman's tennis tournament at the' SPasadena Country Club yesterday afternoon and the concluding games of the match will commence at 10:30 o'clock on Monday morning. On Mdn- nsy afternoon is also scheduled exhibition play by tha Button sisters. This exhibition will come after the finals have been played off by Mme, O'Gor-inan and Mrs. Wharton. ONE OR OTHER SHORT.

Eugene Estoppy and Charles Fox yesterday afternoon measured tha distance from tha Sierra Madrs corral at the foot of tha old trail up Mount Wilson to tha peak, using a bicycle cyclometer. To their surprise they found the trail only 7.1 miles long, whereas official figures shew the distance to be about eight and a half miles. The backers of ths Mount Wilson trail race will now have the distance chained off by a surveyor to ascertain the exact figures for the coming race. JONATHAN AND OVERLAND Half a Josen of ths pool of the Jonathan Club of Los Angeles Journed to ths Overland Club smoker last evening and indulged in a sort of round robin pool tournament of Informal nature. There wera no set matches, but the "sharks" of one club attempted to devour tha "sharks' of the other, and at a lata hour honors were about even.

There were no prises other than ths privilege of exchanging good fellowship, but as the visitors wera Introduce to over a hundred of ths prominent clubites of Pasadena they felt amply repaid for the trip. In tha Loa Angeles party wars Dr. Hitchcock, A. J. O.

KorbeL C. J. Lehman, E. W. Maxuon.

Gtmige F. Burton and H. Wh Resell. The smoker was one of tho most heartily enjoyed of the season. There was something of a departure from cuetom this time, for there was Bo set programme, blmply a general good time, with refreshments taking the jlace of the usual "stunts." JTRT HANGS.

After three days of trial, the longest on record in Pasadena for a Justice of the Peace case, ths Jury in ths case of Mine Minnie Davis, charged with tittery against the person of her ward, little Ada Webster, yesterday afternoon reported that it could not agree on a verdict. Three ballots wera taken ly the Jurymen, ranging from an even break tu the final ballot of eight for conviction and four for acquittal. The case will bo put in the hands of ths District Attorney, who may or may not try It stain. Mine Davis adopted the little girl from the orphans home, took the child to Sierra Madre. and It 1 charge-i that he crueiiy beat the tot tor slight offenses.

Many Sierra Madrs people, however, stood ttoutly back of Miss Davis in her trouble. THINK CITT LIABLE. O.ie of the biggest protests ever filed srains't a proposed stret-t improvement was turned in yesterday against the prr.pw,l opening of Walnut street tNrousfi from Lako a vena to Hill. It is signed by owners of 27,000 feet of What glasses are to weak eyes, Cascarels are to weak bowels. Old people constantly need them, and the need is a natural one.

You old people Cascarets are particularly for you. You who don't exercise as much as you used to. YM who like the easy au. You whose sps are slow, and whose muscles are less elastic. You realize that your borvels have also become less attire.

They need this gentle help every day. Don't regaJd CaoM.rets as physic. -They stimulate the bowels just as some foods -will do; just as exercise would do, if you took enough of it. They are not harsh, like salts and cathartics. The help which they give to -weak bowels is just as natural and gentle as the spur of youth.

i When eyes erow dim, you help them. Do the same with the bowels when age makes them less active. There is notfilog mere Important. Costive bowels mean that decaying food is clogged there. And the ducts of the bowels suck its poisons into the blood.

Yoa can't feel well until this Is corrected. But do it gently not with a bowel iiritant. And da it regula.lj one Cascaret a day. Coax the weak bowels--don't drive theia. -Cs scare w2r.ij tablets.

They are sold by all druggist but never in bulk. Be sure you get the genuine, with -PO every tablet. The price is 5Gc, 25c and Ten Cent per Box tot TMI TIM 3. TAFT'S GENEROUS HUES. 'T IS ia in winter quarters.

After a good deal of perwuafiion, and with ill-concealed reluctance, after she had viewed the game warden. "Queen" was persuaded to kneel and permit Prltchard to climb on her back. A banner bearing the device of the Grand Old Party was hung at "Queen's" side, and she and her rider presented a fine picture of the kind that may be expected frequently during the national campaign about to warm up. NO HALL FOR ONE PARTY. Open Air Political Meeting Held at Ocean Park Excitement Runs High.

OCEAN PARK, March 2S. With two political meetings in progress in the vicinity of Windward avenue, jtbo Venice end of the municipality was lively tonight. The Good Government League had it rpakers and candidates en-liBhtening tha, voters at the Zephyr Hall, while the Independent Progressive party, with its candidates and talkers, conducted an open-air meet-Ins was the only chance tot that tle.nif.nt in the contest to have a public hearing at Venice on Saturday night, as no public hall could be secured. Rather than miss the opportunity, the public etreets had to bo resorted to for the accommodation of the audience. Excitements is, running everything pleasantly.

OCEAN PARK NOTES. Frank Gregory, loader of the Royal Italian Batid, which is attracting crowds to the afternoon and evoiJng open-air concerts at the pavilion, has adopted as one of his numbers "Our Navy Fi-rever," the new patriotic song, the words and melody of which are by Ira Tlchenor, a Los Angeles newspaper Signor Gregory will prepare the hand score. The piece will bo put on some time In the coming week, ano5 it is expected that It will prove a popular one while tho floot is here. George N. Briggs, a propeity owner at the beach and Palms, was married here this evening to Miss Edith M.

La-Shelle of Venice. The ceremony was performed in the presence of a number of relatives and close friends in khe seaside home at No. it Clubhouse avenue. J. W.

Milne of Prescott, has been passing a few days at the beach. He came in time to see the cruisers and will return, to the strand to spend tha summer months. Tho Elks' Carnival of Nations, which has been In progress at the Ocean Front Auditorium during the week, came to a close this evening. The affair has been a social and financial success, and as a result many dollars have been added to the clubhouse building fund. Two of tha grandsons of Francis Murphy, the late temperance worker, will conduct a mass temperance meet-lrg at tho auditorium tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.

The nluce to see tha U. S. fleet ia at "Hnlol Aal fnrnnado BACK TO CLEMENTE. AVALON. March 28.

After a twelve days camping trip at San Clements, F. A. Fenger, D. K. nuacrs ana m.

O. Bolsen of Pittsburgh, reached here with intentions to return as soon as provisions and other necessary para phernalia can ba obtained. For secret reasons, only two of the men will return to carry out their desired investigations. It is reported that the "Hidden Temnle." as mentioned by Father Torquemada in 1602, has been traced to the hills of San Clemente. but when Interviewed today the men were Indis posed to verify the rumor.

What at first was intended for a pleasure trip seems to have developed into an exciting quest for some hidden possibilities. "We will meke some of the antiquarians of California look at San Clement in a-much different light," one of the men. "What It is I shall not state, but the information will be of utility to the historians and grave diggers who frequent here so much." Among their collections of prehistoric implements brought from their camping trip era to be found spar points, arrowheads and knife blades. Other and more valuable aroheologicnl specimens have been obtained, comprising complete, Kin I par skeletons, mortars, pestels, wampum, fetiches, pipes, flutes, net sinkers and many other strange and odd relics. The party was encamped at Mosquito Harbor.

Hotel dl Coronada leail alL REDONDO. P.EDONDO, March 13. The following ate among thoe who registered at UoU! Rtdondo: Edward Everett, and Miwi Iorothy Evert" tt of Pan Francisco; Mrs. Ntlon arid Miss Nvl-poit Minneapolis; treorge II. Galvestmt, Lei G.

ilaaae, O-ik Point, R. F. Iwnovan, Ger-many; Mrs. C. E.

jRckfnn. San Francisco; Mrs. W. 8. D'l'uth; Prof.

8. Charter of Palo Alto; O. W. Power, salt l-Ve; J-iiah Bfsrfjf Ct.pvs, Wii. Mr.

find rv 1 I1 t. P. J. Deputy Game AVarden Prltchard of Santa Monica is a man of generous proportions and in many ways resembles Secretary Taft, both in size and build. Advantage of these facts was taken yesterday by some of his Republican friends at, the beach city, and it was determined that he should help in a little Taft campaign boost that had been arranged.

Accordingly, Prltchard was coaxed to vbitt Venice, where the big circus elephant "Queen" first eighteen holes of tho play by three up. John Mills, mining Investor and well-known resident of this city, Is supposed to be in the center of tho earthquake district of Mexico. He has large Investments at Oaxaca and word from him is anxiously awaited in Pasadena. It Is feared that it will be reveral days before news from him can be received as he is supposed to away from tha settlements at his mines. PASADENA NEWS NOTES.

Coroner Hartwell yesterday morning conducted an inquest over the body of Henry Dwlght, who committed suicide at the old San Rafael Heights ranch house Thursday evening. No new facts were developed during tho course of the investigation. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon from the Adams, Turner Stevens establishment. The Coroner's Jury in the case of little Stephen L. Jones, brought 111 a verdict that the lad came to his death by being crushed by a pillar of the old cycleway, which is being torn down.

No responsibility for the accident was attaohed by the jury. A party consisting of Willis Johnson, Daniel M. Lyons, John Mott Macready and William Vilas, from the Hotel Green, yesterday climbed to tho summit of Mount Wilson and will remain at the hotel until Monday. Rev. William MacCormack, rector of All Saints Episcopal Church, who Is about to become dean of the Pro-Cathedral In Los Angeles, will deliver an address Thursday evening before Corona Lodge of Masons.

This will be the formal farewell to Pasadena Masons of this popular member of the order and his lodge follows plan to make the occasion a memorable one. Parodvna Is planning to oothe South Pasadena over the outfall sewer odor dispute by putting in new manhole covers, which, it Is believed, will obviate tho -stench and at the same time "top several promised suits for damages. SOCIETY NOTES. Mrs. Walstein Root was the hostess yesterday at a bridge luncheon given at her home on North Grand avenuo.

The drawing-room was ornamented with branches of peach and almond bloom, and in the tiinlrg-room spring flowers were used in profusion. Those present were Mines. Harry Thompson, O. W. ChUds, Charles D.

Callcry. Charles Crans Perkins, William Schweppe, Robert Pitcairn, John Howard Dews, Charles Russell, William Park, Harry Gray and Miss Sel-lars of Pittsburgh. Miss Nellie fciioutenburg of South Marengo avenue entertained the members of the Entre Nous Club yesterday afternoon with five hundred. Miss Stoutenburg was assisted by Miss Mabel gmltli, and after tho game a buffet luncheon was served. Present wer: Mme.

W. D. Coolldge, J. B. Hibben, N.

T. Horton. W. A. Cundy, Wilcox.

Buchanan, Ingalls, Emma Nelson, M. Stone, J. T. Mac-DonahJ, C. S.

Severy. Holllster, Edward Stanton, F. G. Gilbert, J. O.

Mc-Cament, Bannister, Charles Ward, Laughlln, Bascom Kemp; Misses Tea-cock. West, Jodon and Smith. Mrs. Hoaglin-Hayden, one of the foremost readers of this country. Friday night completed a series of recitals in Pasadena that for artistic conception and beauty of Interpretation could not bs surpassed.

Tha series included "Parsifal," "The Land of Heart's Desire" and "Saul." Collector of Chinese and Japanese fine art; Chinese hand-made gold and Jade Jewelry. These goods arrived late and will be sold at cost Come and see our prices. Store opens Monday, March SO. F. Suis One, 1S1 East Colorado street, Pasadena, Retail department sal at Benham's, Hill continues this week.

Baskets. NavaJ. blankets, pillows, mats and novelties at com. Oriental rug 10 pr cent. discounL Wigwam, tl N.

Euclid. Pictures framed at Wadsworth's. Special exhibition and sale this week at Grace Nicholson's, 44 Los Roblcs. of abalone parl necklaces, cuff links, brooches, twit pins and stick pins, beautiful g'Kds at low prices. Bungalow at 35 N.

Lo Roblc, opposite for rent furnished or uiifuralslwd. Dr. W. has moved to Chamber Commerce building. Fee Phelps for fine wa'l paper.

Tn thoucand dullars in rtisil department cf Benham's fctore. Hill closed out regardless of cott t.W.t Naval hM's at Coronado. Theodvrs Roctevell! vr -m ri 1 Li nimnf Are Your Children Puny and Anaemic? Stomach and Bowel Troubles, Convulsion Tape worms, stomach, intestinal, thread worms, and all other parasites which intent the human body, which are the caune of so many etionic troubles, can be removed wiinout iucunvauicuco of taxiing. Passing of Mucus is An Important Symptom UNO AY TIME SYMPTOMS OF WORMS NO OTHER DISEASE IS SO FATAL, AS WORMS. Unfortunately.

peopl are fl iom free fmm tbem; aod a tb ymptomi rembl thou of llmott, nty other complaint. thr often produce alarming effect without belnf suroeeted. Worm are sot only a eaue of diaeaee ta themselves, but by their Irritation aggravate all other dl-eaaee. Worm are not confined axclu-'rrely to children; for ADULTS suffer as much, perhaps more, from the Irritation of asca-rldes or white thread worms than children. Yrjr frequently too, without the lmst suspicion of the true causa of their artitction- Tis usual symptoms of WORMS are intestinal Irritation, pains In the belly, irritation or Itching at the lower end of the bowels, alternation of diarrhoea end ctw-tlveneas, great thirst, and variable and often voracious aptietlte.

The patleut sometimes becomes hungry almost Immediately after eatitijr heartily and at othT times the aupetlte is ftebia and depraved, eotlcitln stranse articles, as dirt, chalk. etc Tbers is a tutsua I'reaiu; tm Picture nipple meet 8 f. I -VVV-H il Hii- -i rn hkiim irmmini wimd plexlon Is pale or Etwllnw or leaden, wlta occasional flushes, swelling of the upper Up, watery mouth, enlargement of tho nostrils, a livid circle around rhe eyes, dilation or contraction of the pupils, with a fixed, unmeaning expression, and enlargement of the lielly. The sleep Is disturbed; he often starts and awakens with terror, grinds his teeth, picks his nose, snd has a dry cough and hradachs, slow fever and spasmodic or convulsivo affections. To theea may be added a slow.

Irregular remittent fv-r, which, while It continues, ts attended with great drowsiness, and at ether times a morbid restlessness characterizes the condition of ths patient. There Is pain of the bowels and at the pit of ths stomach, with occasional purging and a good deal of gastric dis-treHa. The head is much afi'ected. sometimes painfully. Worms may alo be suspected where there is emaciation, and expeclally weakness of the bowels, accompanied by discharge's of ailme and mucus.

Ttwr is scarce! a complelnt which tha pr eenr-e of these animals wiil not exoHe or Imitate, 2021 i South Broadway. Room 220-21. Lot Angeles. umxm. tf lands In the famed KiM acre on rerms.

fuUre founty, Csu jou beat Hotehklss -APRIL 5, 1908 I diagnose and ycu whether you have any of these parasites or not. All charges are moderate, CONSri.TATION ATvD PIAGXOS15 FKEfi. lid-Hii: 9 a.n. to 12; 1 to 1 p.m. DR.

SMITH in 500 Roosevelts In One Photograph Don't Make a Mistake When you buy a rir.ch for a brme, then? are four points to be conslrleird; and If you Ret property eu four of these points are satisfactory, you need not tear the reeuit- FiRSTs The water supply. SECOND- Th fertilitv and adapUbinty of the sU. THIRD- Te va'ne t'f hf r'rtK'l''-', fRd he raised. FOURTH: tut hy no moans least Price per -re. If can answer ail four tf fn points correcUy, sea us.

ONLY TWO SIMILAR TOSES IN THE FIVE HUNDRED LIKENESSES Tho most strikinq. tha most unique and tha most notable grouping of photographs of tha same person that has ever been produced. It cost SI 000 to make the first negative. pnA sriy l--wm that Is easily level, snd SECwNO. r.l A and all kinds of truit raising s.rd TwmV.

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Burvtw-jj returns trsts frontaffe. while there are only fet of frontage in the emsessnietit district. This ts the protest told of in The several days ago, and, as li la fcy mors than a majority of property owners involved, the i.iujtxt aii'ifi to tm ucTeitC'l. The tera to think that, on a project if this vol vim? over the r.t.i-e city sl.ouli pay the coot, and a l. a i section.

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