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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVII, Number 336, 2 September 1900
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ENGLAND MAY BE ISOLATED Passible Outcome ef the Negotiations WILL LOSE PRESTIGE Troops Will Probably Bo Withdrawn From Peking Evacuation of Chinese Territory hy ill# Forelan Troop* la Wot Likely to Take Place tor Some Time to Come
THE MORNING'S NEWS
TELEGRAPH
LOCAL
SOVTTHRHK CAI.TFOHXV*
POLICE COMMISSIONERS MAKE GOOD THEIR THREATS TO PUNISH SALOON MEN BY SUSPENSION OF MANY LICENSES SIXTY-THREE PLACES | ARE UNDER THE BAN Failed to Obey the Order of the Board Begarding Boxes Affected Liquor Dealers Secure a Temporary Restraining Order, Enjoining Police From Closing Up the Drinking Houses The board of police eonm ■•loner* yesterday impended (he licenses of alxty-two saloon* and one restaurant until they comply with the order of the board recardlng; the removal of boxes, booths, •tails and private rooms from theli plae.es of business. The aaloon keepers and the restaurant man affeoted last night ■eenred n temporary restraining order from Jndge Fitsarerald enjoining: the police from enforcing the order of the commission.
SALOONS ORDERED CLOSED
ONLY RETIRES TO TIEN TSIN Russia Does Not Withdraw From China TEXT OF THE PROPOSAL Disclaims All Intention of Holding Manchuria Will llvfirmito China am Soon an n Stable Caovr rnnicnt la Kntatollnlieri—Wnnts Other Power# to Act Willi Her
neulscllluml llreali. Hie Heeol'd
Alleged Uron lliidcri Arrented
Mops 1 in. < ougli mid Work* off the ( old
"BOMBARD A CHINESE CITY FOR EVERY GERMAN SLAIN"
< HON. ALVEY A. ADEE Analitnnt Secretary of War.
IN COMPLETE ACCORD u IlinnKrreiiient Between Hie rre»ldrnl unit Seeretary liny Over the Chinese Question
Tent of tile Holland
FRANCE APPROVES PEACE PROPOSAL In Hearty Accord With the Russo-Arnerican Suggestion
Aftcent of Mount linker
CAMPAIGN IN CHINA
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LANDING THE TERRIBLE'S GUNS AT TAKU
SHOWS SIGNS OF YIELDING English Opinion Veering Around LISTENS TO AMERICA — I Will Eventually Consent to Withdraw From Peking Mntnnl Mn.pleloa Anionic Kuropenn i'owera the (• reat Drawback to a Speedy Settlement the Whole Affair
RETURN OF VOLUNTEERS FROM THE PHILIPPINES
HONORS TO WALDERSEE French iind EnKllah at Aden Slaow Marked Attention to the Urrman Field Marshal
San Joaquin Democrat*
GERMANY REJECTS RUSSIA'S PROPOSALS Report That a Counter Proposal Has Been Hade by the Kaiser
A Prohlbltlonlat Atlnck
Tonne Meets a Frost
TROOPS FOR MANILA Trnnmport I.okiiii Snlli Willi I>iirtlmm of ilie Plr«t nnil Srrunil lllfiintry II i'U I Mil* li ( M
FRENCH FIRMS RUINED BY RASH SPECULATION
MANY NATIVES DYING TerriblB State of Affairs in Alaska ; Governor Rradj- Donerlbra the matrons Wltnejmril on lIIm Recent Trip Down the Yukon
ROOSEVELT AND BRYAN ON THE SAME ROSTRUM
Victory (or Union Men
Dr. Boarurt'. Appointment
SERIOUS LACK OF HARMONY German Comments on the Chinese Question OPPOSITION TO KAISER William's Policy Meets General Condemnation Von Wnhlrmer'a Minion to the Orient In Deflunrp' of Von line* low'* SuKKfMllou tiuiMe* Much (rltlcinui
I'llier ilt'lrn Will fompromlar
HUNTINGTON'S SUCCESSOR Southern I'lloltl«• ofllcinlfi still B«« lleve Hit Nephew Will He SeleeleU
Killed Hl* Father
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CONSUL HAY'S GOOD RECORD In Favor With Boers and Sritons PEACE NEGOTIATIONS May it Selected as Intermediary by Combatants I §nn«a'» Rnml Rotiiriiinu; In I'll Hod llHtm Afler a Triumphant Tour of tin* (oiHint nlMl (ou n tries
HEIRS TO ITALY'S THRONE
WITNESS THREATENED A Brother of Jack Ortega Arrested at San Jo»e> on a Charge of Intimidation
PERSIA'S SHAH ON HIS TOUR OF EUROPE
NEW VESSELS BUILT j Many Additions to American Shipping During the Year i The Total Amoaat of Toaaa*e Coustrncted Has Beea Exceeded oa Only Two Previous Fiscal Years
Crennhnw'w I'faHrgea Denied
THE KING OF SERVIA'S BRIDE, MME. DRAGA MASCHIN
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FOREST FLAMES, THOUGH EXTINGUISHED, BY THE HEROIC EFFORTS OF MANY FIGHTERS LEAVE PATH OF DESOLATION BEHIND Are now is checked AND DANGER 18 PAST Many Thousand Acres Burned Over Before Destruction Is Finally Ended What It Has Cost the Government to Prevent Absolute Ruination oT Reservation—Some Idea or the Larfce Amount oT Territory Scarred by the Conflagration
POLITICAL NOTES « i
NEW PLAID GOLF VEST
V«»l«li-A m <*ri 4*n ii'm
ZACH MONTGOMERY THE VICTIM OF A SEVERE STROKE OF PARALYSIS Ex-Assistant Attorney General Stricken While Running for a Street Gar and His Recovery Is Doubtful
TRYING TO UPHOLD THE CREDIT OF THE CHURCH Rev. Newton's Former Congregation Still Hopeful Despite the Pastor's Desertion
SCHOOL DRESS F OR YOUNG GIRL
BRYAN HAKES TWO SPEECHES — ■ ■ Invades Indiana for the Secend Time "IMPERIALISM" AGAIN lerie Audience et La Porte end Sooth Bond illmpta to .Reconcile Ilia Approval •f the Peace Treat? With Spain With Hit Present Attitude
TRAITOR'S PUNISHMENT Maalrlnn Vnnec Taken to Alcntrnz Ihlhuil to Serve a Sentence of Nlßftr-Mne A'ears
BOERS OUTWITTED Baden-Powell Finnic* General Grobelitnr nnd Will Probably Force n Surrender
Hnnitiirlnn Crop. Have Improved '
Hark From China
NEW AMERICAN STEAMER LINE Atlantic Shipping Company's Plans WILL GARRY THE MAILS First European Port Will Be Berehaven A Clear Savin* of Blffht Hour* Over the Hueenatown Route by Nnk!■( Connections With Koaalare
ENCAMPMENT CLOSES Exodus of 6rand Army Men From Chicago Panic In a Railroad Ticket Office Caused liv a Woman Falntlntv. lu Which a Score of People Are Hart
Railroad Extension
Notice
VENTURA COUNTY CONVENTION Hepubllcnn* Indorse the Present Adniiniatratlon and Nominate R. M. Clark for Aanemblr
Ininrnnce Men
HANDSOME BLUE TAFFETA PETTICOAT
SENDING GOAL TO EUROPE American Operators Seek New Markets BIG TRADE PROMISED Contracts Already Closed for Mediterranean Ports Rumors of Many Important Deals 1* Great Britain and on the 4 Continent An Current
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FROM SOUTHERN C ALIFORM A POINTS ILLINOIS ASSOCIATION Annual Picnic Held at Long Beach SUCCESSFUL REUNION Nearly Two Thousand People Were Present i Interest! Mr Add re** l»y the Chairman, It a I pit llo> t. Followed l»y Speechei by Former Ciovernor Meveridge and Other*
REPUBLICANS ACTIVE I Headquarters Established at Rediands jThe City linn Filed Suit Afinlnst the I Kleetrlo t unipuuy on the tiruuud That Xulmc and SiuoUe Are > ul«n noea
No Pcivion Vet *
HIS BICYCLE BROKE Santa Monica Man Pitched to ttia Ground Charles Johnson Very Seriously Injured—Two Yoiiiik Women Arretted for Shooting Uuail Out of Season
iHoturn t« Work
LOS mm PYTHIANS WEBE PRIZE WINNERS
PASADENA GDSSIP AND NEWS ITEMS Papers Signed tor Extension of the Option On Temple Lands Tbe Tufnnt Daughter of 11. M. Thornnon Dies at the Family Residence—Anti-Sal oo ill *ts Or% uaiilzliiK: In Churehes
slight Ilia re in Helium n Illock
DRILLING HAS CEASED Work on San Bernardino's Big Well Discontinued Painter* and Paper Hnnvem Have Formed an Aiioclatlon to Establlnli Sebednle of Prleea nod Other Herniation*
DISCHARGED AND REARRESTED Defendant* Are Aeeused of Having llohbed i hine*e In Celery Piel<l»
CZAR NICHOLAS OF RUSSIA
MORTGAGE SUIT FILED Gaso at Riverside Involving Large Estate Southern California Mtlrki Bank Haa Claims Against Lon« Property to the Amount of $lft.OOt>
SHOT TAME OOATS Floek Belonging: to the Banning* .eurl»* Wiped Out by Avalon Hunters
FRIENDS HELP St. Paul Park Incident
TERRIBLE EXPERIENCES Woman Describes Horrors of Tien Tsio WIFE OF MISSIONARY Mrs. Lowry Arrives at Santa Barbara From Raking 'nisle W, Thompson Will (!• (■ Bam FrancUm lu Aat ■ » Marshal of Pluaerr* In AtalHlM Day Pa rate
Train Ruhhtri Poorly Pill
Nettle Craven's C»»e
OIL HELPS AND THE MINES AT THE EXCHANGES
NOTES FROM THE FIELD
Incorporations
In Search of OH Laadj
Klair'a Arraiganeni
IN THE SAN JOAQUIN Immense Strike at McKittrick Breaks the Record Flowing nt (lie Itntr of n Hundred nnd Twenty-Five Barrels Per U«Br—Xetci From Several Flelda
HOW OIL MEN PET SUPPLIES The B. H. Herron Company Has Now Five Stores in the California Oil Center
Cable Troalilei
MINING SENATOR CLARK'S OPTION Report That He Is After Mlnlntf Property In the Deep Creek Country
With the Miner*
TELEGRAPH BREVITIES
KING OSCAR OF NO RWAY AND SWEDEN
FOR BETTER LEGISLATORS Governor Murphy's Strong Appeal ELECT CAPABLE MEN He Points Out the Importance of the Neit Session Itljc Fire in (■ uay man, Sonorn, Dc«trn»* Merchundine I>tal»llwhment and Caaaea T#om« of Over 9250,000
GAYETIES AT REDONDO I Jolly Maaqnernde nail Given by the Entertainment Committee of tha Hoard of Trade
LIEUTENANT COLONEL W. V. RICHARDS
FRIGHTENED BY FOREIGNERS Fifty Thouinnd Chinese Ileaert Amoy "wing to the I.nndlnv of Troops There
BRILLIANT FIREWORKS Dinplay Planned (or Admlnnlnn IJn>- Will Snrpuii Anything Ever Seen on the ('oniit
THE HON. BIRD S. CQLER
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WAITING FOR THE POWERS * Status of the Chinese . Negotiations TO MAINTAIN SECRECY No Future Publication of Official Notes . Gunboat Cnstine ArrlvM at Araof. Inoetrnctlon* ni*pntrliril (u • Captain Wilde off the Ho»ttle'hlp Ore|i«fa
THE PUBLIC DEBT liH'i'i'jup During thr Munili of u-K'liM of >»'iirl(v Tl»roe >1 ill i<»n Dnllu r*
DETAINED AT WASHINGTON
MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE British Ministers Meet in London SITUATION IN CHINA Lard Salisbury Kept Thoroughly Posted oo Affairs HoKtilttr to the R ntoao* American Ponce Proponnl Manifested Chiefly In the ew«pnper» off l.ooirioot
vol r. ni KR of s%XR-ront Rts
TOWNE WELL ANSWERED Senator linntr el»on of Mlnnfiota Dcflnc* the Government** Philippine Policy
LATEST IN ROOM GOWNS
SPREAD OF THE PLAGUE Still Another Suspect at Glasgow MORE HOSPITAL ROOM i ! Eighty-Three Gases at Present Under Observation I'anaillnn ftovrrnmmt ltr<|uc*tn Cur-Kfon ThoMiK to laaiirct All Ve»- mil KhlUiie for Dominion Porta I
lleqorMt From C n mid it
Tr,cl„« l'lnirne
Arrival* at i'oronado
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REPEATED THE THICK Ballyhoo Bey Successfol Again WON FLATBUSH STAKES Sensational Finish amid Oreat Excitement Dal Mls-ap Occurred >nr Iho l«a*t Farlotitf Pole, hi Wlileli Tommy Atkliin* the Fiivorhc. I.onl Four Lciitttli*
EASTERN BASEBALL Chicago Won Two Hotly-Conteated tin men With Cincinnati—Other Seorra
I'hlltailrliiblu Outplayed
FALL TAFFETA WAIST
Won In the Tenth
Hnaton'a Good Batting
American Lengur
COAST BASEBALL Ntnckton'ii Gnod lluttluic Waa ORart I'>" l-lrrorn nml Oakluud Got Ihe tin me
Hapriimrnln Shut Oat
WOODLAND RACES CLOSE JLarire Attendance at the Last Day of the Yolo County Fulr
LOCAL SPORTING NEWS
THREE HANDSOMEST LEADING WOMEN IN AMERICA
FALL NOVELTY
Cnban Trade
Bark Kllkltut Dlmililrd
Flint Indoraed
Ml»i Grliooni Golf C'huuiiilon
Arkansas Campaign Closed
Tulare Republican*
Old-Tim* Printer Dead
Drowued In u Taak
Humid'* A <•<•«»* ion
San Kruiiclxi'o CnitiiiiiN Itec-I»>t*
IM'omotion for ( ImfTpc
St orflapy 11.* i y% Ih i!(!i
A I it lon V iciiii ,v
V li :•]( t (i rudci
Indorsed by Methodists
rulifnrnlii Fruit Sales
Ilamld's AoceMton
School Bonds Sold
MJSS HARRIET SANT
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mem wins siiioon FIGHT Supervisors Decide in His Fevor PROTESTS IGNORED . Board Refuses to Reconsider Its Action Paaadeaa Man May Xow Secnre Hla Liceur If Injunction I< Xo» j Issued Ashliul Tui Collector
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY llrosilcu. Alleged to Have Stolen u , i»a« Machine, I« Taken Into Custody
PENSIONS WILL BE DUE NEXT TUESDAY Itule* Which Should lie Observed to Secure Prompt Payment of C'lalniji
Clt.v Hall Note*
CREDITORS AND WIDOW AT WAR Fight Over the Estate Left by Husband ADVERSE CLAIMS MADE Petition for Family Allowance! Is Oenied j Mrs. Dora Stark Seeking to Secure the Property of n Man Whom She Formerly Sued tor Divorce
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
JUROR IS GRILLED BY POLICE JUDGE AUSTIN
ACCUSATION OF I FRAUD IS MADE J. S. Dillon Is Sued by Partner dishonestTgharged H. G. Dillon Claims He Was Victimized *aya He Waa Induced to Port Willi Half of Ills Oil Stock bj- False Pretentions of Financial Standing
MRS. BOOT H-TUCKER
FATHER'S DEATH LEAVES ORPHANS Five Children Left Helpless by Fatal Accident te Wm Reid Family of Lot Aurlei Man Killed l»y Corn In Sun franclico Too I'oor Erpn to Fny lor Barlnl
JOTTINGS
DISATIIS
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AT THE THEATER
IMPRESSARIO BEHYMER Rctarna From the East Stored With (iood Thlßß*—Has Studied All Kinds of Amusement*
| STORIES OF THE STAGE
– — Personal
Viiimlovllie Jotting*
MAUD LOUISE BARBER
Labor Day Matinee
The Week'i Attrnctlona
I PAIN'S MILITARY SPECTACLE I 1 Five Hnndred Performer* to Appear In the flnttle of Ann Juan nt Wanhinvton Gnrilen*
JIM JEFFRIES TO" ELEVATE THE STAGE
'HIS GREED WAS TOO GREAT A Miiaonrl Farmer Who Waa Overreached by Shrewd Confidence Men,
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DOINGS OF SOCIETY
Hero nnil There
AMONG COLORED CITIZENS
LOS ANGELES WOMAN IS HIGHLY HONORED ABROAD Mrs Adina Mitchell Warmly Complimented at International Prison Congress Held In Brussels
MORE HONORS HEAPED UPON MRS. MITCHELL
DR. HERMAN BAER AND MISS MABEL M'KINLEY CHANGED THEIR WHITE HOUSE WEDDING PLANS
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11 Mil I (Ml
The Full of Babylon
While She Lies Sweetly Sleeping
HOW POSTAL CARDS ARE MADE The Prment Output of the I'lednioat Mill* I* Over Two Million# Per Duy
SPARROWS PURSUE A CAT The Tnbby Lout Her Mfe l»y the InilnlfcliiK of Her Ma ru ml I iikt DUponition
A Sherlock, of naif Men;
! Mm, Alitor I«ia*t Hard Up
YANKEE ROUGHRIDERS CHARGING THE CHINESE
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THE WORLD OF MDSIC
CHURCH MUSIC !
I LADY SARAH WILSON
BAND CONCERTS
Santa Monica ,
Wnliakt Park
Ilt»llrnbe«*k l'nrk
Kamlakf I'ark
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THE HERALD'S EDITORIAL FORUM TJhe Value of jCabor *Day
Tfegro 'Disfranchisement
Republican jfcypocrisy
American !Prejucfae$x
Women in iPotitics
LITTLE PROGRESS WITH CHINA
THE NEW HERALD AND THE OLD
GET READY FOR WINTER
THE NET-WAIST GIRL
ALL SORTS
I'iillfor kln«keH'n Manly Stnnd
The Only Danger
rr<»acli«»r Too >Inoh for Lnwyer
Mum Not Filth cm Suiidn.v
Ciroat Qnnntillom «f nook*
My 1.1 Olfl of li now
r—| REMARKS ON RECENT g EVENTS AND THINGS * mx ii § it—ll rnn n—finu mt mmm rl
EDITORIAL OPINION
Can't Let tin
o tipcat Itnsli
A Whopper by >i %'oble Reil Man
Sympathy for Ilryim
Oni* Share ia II
V !N'iifionnl I'rohlfm
TurklMh Time « hiiki-m < nnfnalnn
Western Relies of Antlqnltr
I.argent of All Animals
>luil In Bccomlnir Trniprrntp
Primitive I.lKlitlionneM
CoutH «n the llnllNtonrji
Pnntlnir Anlmiila
PERSONAL MbNTION]
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
Printed Paver !■ latnl
■one Animals Glattona
First Visitor From America
Y. M. C. A. In I'raace sad O*rwtmmy
Millet In Russia
Characteristically Topir-Tirrf
Municipal Telephones (or London
THE CITY'S NEWS EVENTS OF TODAY
CHURCH CALENDAR
THE WEATHER
Povaeaat lad Weather Conditions
The Temperature
Tea Dalian Reward
ALL AROUND TOWN
CONTRACTS LET FOR THE NEW PAPER MILL Work Will Be Rnnhed to Complete the Building: Before the Find of the Year
Normal Boarders
Eaternaux & Thieme
REPUDIATES THE LEAGUE Peatland Farmer Kicks Over the Traces SAYS HE WAS FLEECED Claims Settlers' Organization Cinches the Poor to Snbsrrlbe to a Pnnd for the Prnsrrntlon of Men Whom He Term* ''Unprincipled Schemers" »
JOHN VANCE CHENEY IS NOW INSOLVENT Owm Otop Four Thousand Dollars and Has Assets of Net Four Hundred
WILL LECTURE ON THE ANCIENT CLIFF DWELLERS Academy of Sciences Prepares to | Open Its Season With Interest- Ins Entertainment
MANY MEDIUMS WILL ATTEND CONVENTION Splrltnnltiits From Many Place* Gather at Sycamore (•rove
NEW HIGH SCHOOL ANNEX COMPLETED Ample Room Is Provided This Year for the Advanced Students Building Planned Atter Old Spanish Style of Architecture and Fitted With Modern Improvement*
POLICE CULLING 9
DAMAGES ASKED FOR DOG BITE Mother Sues on Behalf of Son WANTS A HEAVY SUM Boy Is Now Afflicted With Convulsions Imnßlncn llp Seen Large Ttndlm of Water mid l*lt«»nnnly Crleti to He Removed to l'lace of Safety
Mnrrlaxe Mcenaea
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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RAILROAD NEWS
Xitwntin 6c Thinu
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PALACE TANGLE IS UNRAVELED Anheuser-Busch Company Secures License KUEHNRIGH CONTENT A Compromise Agreed Upon WMcli Satisfies Ml Settlement Reached In Secret Session •I ComalulouM After the Contestants Cane Almost to Blows
MRS. MARTIN GAINS Receives Many Votes but Is Still in Third Place Ko Contest Ever InanKurntcd In Thl« Cltjr Hum Attracted the Attention Moat I'upulnr Suleswoiuiin Couipe-tltlon Una
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GEMS FROM THE FUNMRKERS. RURAL VIEW.
FOOLED THE OLD LADY.
Whnt She Didn't Brenk.
Michtlv
SHE HAD A WITNESS IN RESERVE.
NO HOPE HERE.
More Rnoh Snmnier.
The BnnleM Time.
SHE THOI'GHT IT WAS JACK.
Ethel'* Accident.
Dllcmmn.
THE EMOTIONAL WAITER.
A I)lnappolntlnK M. D.
rinin. Indeed.
BUMPED!
Oae More Ne'er On Well.
Mnrh Want.
THE THIRD PASSENGER.
A SEASIDE IDYLL.
INDUSTRY, FINANCE MB COMMERCE Oeniand for Houses Appears: to Eicood Supply Activity In Kent Estate Seem* to Be A«Nure<l, l'nrtl<*ul««rl>- If Soutlivm Ciillfornla fieeureN Kurl> Bountiful Hnlna
National Klnnu<*CM
Ban KrasclMMi Mlslng Storks
The Money Market
Hunk Htatemeat
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET Oallr Cull Board Dealing, aad Prlaea of Farm and Dairy I'rodae.
Chicago Orala Trait
firalai and Provisions
!lrltl«li Ciraln Trad#
Coast Shipping
THE LOCAL MARKETS
ftnwr Trmt of Education
A Wonderful Farm
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE Preparing to Irrigate the Colorado Desert Urcdarrr nt Work on Cnnal, and Thirty Thounnnd Arm riled On—lrrlmitlon in •Innnary Next
PRICES FOR PRUNES Director* of the California Cared Fralt Annorlntton Adopt • Seal* for Growera
LATEST PHOTOGRAPH OF SENATOR THOMAS C. PLATT
Cnrrd Krult Ammm'liiHoii
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS HrlfM Realised l>y California Horticultural Product* In Los An-Seles anil Rlieivhere
Dried Fruits* Nuts, Italslns
Snn Francisco Green Fruit
New York Dried Fruits
An Old Parliamentary Name
Spain a. Land of Wealth
Mast Par Delita In 81am
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Masthead
r FUTURE OF THE SHIRTWAIST MAN
'
Women
Tjo ffie 10otn Tj/trough September
VERSATILITY IS NEW GIRL'S FAD
ZPoppy figured Jfimona
NEW IDEAS IN SERVING TEA
jfr* fi/omtn %)egonoraitng English Society Leader Says They Are
HINTS FROM COOKING SCHOOLS
Frieaaiee of Plah
Ctfntnf tfoJy of Srmftp*
Scalloped Crabs
Slewed Beef aad Oaloas
TO MAKE THE HAIR SOFT
Speed
S'aii 3iannet Shirt Waist
Some Sdeas Sn Jidvance Ay the Charter 7/fakers
WAGE WAR ON RATTLESNAKES Pike CMMtjr Talks mi Bxterariaatla* Tkeas la the laterests of Visitors
A PkllNspktr
SNAKES IN FURIOUS BATTLE' Moccasins aad Blaekaaakei !■(•(> 1 j la a Deadly Conflict at Atlanta
Not a 4«mllm of lilmet
He Had Doabta j
Oh of the Perils of the Game
INGALLS' EPIGRAMS
Words 1
Pretty Strong Evidence
COURTESY THE CHINESE RULE
Ik mis m m m Hi t snu sunn of mi is stiff ■ HARRY L FLASH, SOLDIER, POET.EDITOR AND CAPITALIST, WRITES A SONG FOR HIS OLD COMMANDER
FIGHTING JOE WHEELER A Song for the Boys in Blue
MMC ! SUMS S I HUB
Habit In a Horse's Work
Ham and En Salaa
AIAILEB«OK
CATALINA DOGS Of EVERY DEGREE Ike VMMrs bring Ml KMs it Canines Maay Nave fialeetf Neiarieiy by Their Ac* reawllrtawati mi Seae Are Able le Make Tbeamlvet Uiefal, Wb.le Other* Are Pesittvety Lazy
PRODUCTIVE ARE THE PEAJIANDS Tickled With a Hoe They Laugh With a Harvest The Drought Mas Only the Effect of Making les» labor for Those Who Work the Celery Beds of Orange County
Another t'mlirellu Stor>
Editor and Poet
NEWPORT BEACH A QUIET PLACE For People Who Want to Just Rest Doesn't Claim to Be Like Newport of the Atlantic Shore, and a Golf Stick Is Only Useful for Digging Clams
mum j ARE THIS c T – UK HID!
LOST IN IKE MOUNTAINS HE £ WENT INSANE JORJVANT OE WATER
STORER'S STORY The Man Who Was Lost on the Desert Tells of Nis Experiences
J. W, STOKER OF RIVERSIDE
i sim hi i mil if ira
Chlaese tad la Paris i
Safety at the Malls
NHTIVE SONS WILL- CELEBRKTE
LOS ANGELES' PART
THE LOCAL PARLORS
L – THE POOR INDIAN! IwksltxU Tim Epos Oae of His Ows Tribe—Bat This Oae Was Kale of Wood
AIR IS A PORTABLE PRODUCT ' l It May Be Carried la Tksalce for the I Dm of Bow York Motors
The Shirt Waist la Society
Los Angeles Woman V at tKe Exposition
FAMINE IN INDIA Millions Are Still Destitute and Starving The British Government Is Not Able to Assume the Whole Burden of Belief, and Contributions Are Still Needed From Every Source
Wkj- He Sends a Telegram to Himself
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