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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 119, 1 February 1903
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VON STERNBERG AT WHITE HOUSE German Ambassador Sees the President 6ARONCONVEYS HIS MASTER'S friendly'feeling Mr. Roosevelt Responds in a Felicitous Vein and Hopes That All Pending Questions Will Be Settled, Referring to the Venezuelan Issue
THE MORNING'S NEWS
APPROPRIATIONS WILLJE SLOW Administration Leaders Serve Notice BILLS must be scaled down TO MEET finances Sensational Episode in the Assembly Over Brown's Charges of the Gross Abuse of Prisoner's in San Quentin and Folsom by Straitjacketa
OBSTRUCTION OF IHIRD RAIL PRIVILEGE Vexed Transfer Question th» Main Argument Against Proposed Advertisement—What'Citizens Think of the Franchise. The Pacific Electric Bail way's vNew Petition
FATALLY SHOT lIJ£ BUCK Sensational Tragedy at San Bernardino CAPITALIST LLOYD THE VICTIM OF NEPHEWS WRATH William Boxall Drives Hi* Aged Relative Prom His Residence, and Opens Fire Upon Him as He Is About to Escape in a Buggy
mysterious"family affair Young Lloyd Arrested at Hie Father's Instance and Beleased
Want Chiflifse to Come
ML JURIES ARUT WORK Still Investigating Train Wreck NO ADDITIONAL BODIES HAVE BEEN DISCOVERED One Jury Will Probably Hold Olongh Responsible, While the Other Will Fix the Blame Equally Upon Clough and Conductor Parker
IN DEFENSE OF OPERATOR CLOUGH
THE PMIW TREATY Situation Causing Much Uneasiness PRESIDENT DESIRES IT TO BE RATIFIED IMMEDIATELY Confersnct at th« White House to Deris# Moans for Hastening Consideration of the Treaty by the Senate When Zt Comes From Committee
ANXIOUS FOR THE CANAL Senator Morgan Explains Objections to tha Treaty
A GENERAL STAFF The Bill Passes the Senate With an Amendment
MORE MONEY FOR SPAIN The War Department Will Purchase Ordinance in Porto Bico
Quay's Proposition Indorsed
Troops on Ouard at State Dinner
Musicals at the White House
Absconding: Official Traceii to Japarn
STOCKHOLDERS BRING SUIT Dissatisfied With the Late Rock Island Reorganization
VERY HARD HEARTED Llttls Prospect That Mrs. Maybrick Will Be Released
BAD FOR BILLIONAIRES Wellington's Bill to Limit Fortunes to Ten Million Dollars
COAL AT COST PRICE Distribution Inaugurated by the City of Chicago
Floods in Scotland
Dong's Condition
Fortifying the Frontier
EULOGIESJN SENATE Statues Accepted From Maryland SENATORS TALK OF THE MEN OF REVOLUTIONARY DAYS The Time Will Come, Said Mn Depew, When the Oniy Characters of the Civil War Who Will Be Remembered Will Be Lincoln, Grant, Lee
AMERICANS TO BUILD IT • Concession Granted for an Electric Traction in St. Petersburg
RETREAT OF PRETENDER Message From Fez Says the People Are Hopeful
Dowie Will Journey Eastward
Sousa Plays for Edward
Canadian Bailroad Deal WOKTBPAI. Tnn t1 TVio r'ano.Hin
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE!
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DUEL TOJE DEATH Sanguinary Fight in Old Ferry House ONE CONTESTANT KILLED AND THE OTHER WILL DIE They Were Gambling and Rose from the Table to Settle a Quarrel, Each Armed With a Large Knife, and Cut and Slashed One Another
THE CRESCENT CITY Steamer a Total Loss but Passengers Are in San Francisco
GREAT ORE THEFTS Xa Many Cases Men Working in the Mines Have Taken It
Snowfall in Grass Valley
Ranch House Burned
SACRAMENTO'S FIRE Big Department Store Is Destroyed FRANK CASEBOLT, A FIREMAN, KILLED BY FALLING WALL Welnstock-Lubin Company Estimate Their Loss at Nearly a Million, on Which There Was Insurance of Five Hundred Thousand—Will Rebuild
FIREMAN CASEBOLT'S FATE Comrade Tell* How the Brave Laddie Met His Death
| Snowstorm in Oregon
Another Ballroad Survey
Stockmen Organize
Nominated for Mayor
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BIGGESTJ_HISTOfiI The Kind of Strike That Is Threatened UNIQN PACIFIC MACHINISTS TO CALL OUT S. P. MEN Tlm Striken on the Union Pacific Feel Very Bitter Toward* President Burt, aa They Co Not Think That Ha Has Dealt Fairly With Them
THE WAGE CONFERENCE The Operators Strongly Opposed to Granting Any Increase
THE S. P. FIREMEN The Company Has Granted Them a Substantial Increase
NOT DUE TO CLIMATE Catarrh Is Found Everywhere
ANOTHER CAR STRIKE What Ban Francisco People May Have to Kndure
ALMOST A RIOT An Incident of the Trolley Btrike in Waterbury, Conn.
Keswick Strike Ended
Wages Increased
• Fear Labor Troubles
Freight Handlers Organized
Shops Looted by Strikers
Strike Called Off
BONDSMEN NOT LIABLE Ruling of a Federal Judge in the Case of Neeley
GIVING OIL A TEST British Battleships Going to Sea Fitted With Oil Burners
Was Jilted and Killed Himself
Company Mot Responsible
SAXONY'S CROWN PRINCE He Will Renounce Bit Succession to the Throne Dt'Dl TXI T«n *1 A
AUBURY AGAINST THE BILL He Thinks the Best Plan Would Be to Ventilate Oil Tanks
IT WAS A TRUE STORY Emperor William Talked About His Uncle in an Offensive Manner
RIGHTS OF GRANDCHILDREN Judge Coffey Decides That They Are Entitled to Family Allbwance
TORPEDO BOAT RUN DOWN Cut in Two by a Cruiser and Fifteen Men Lost
I GAS COMPANIES SUED i Are Charged With Having Withheld Dividends and Priiflts
AUGUSTIN DALY'S ESTATE Statement Showing His Inabilities Exceed His Assets
Bryan Will Attend a Barbectie
No Indictments Pound
Reciprocity for Porto Rico
"Mary Mftdalene'' Suppressed
MARQUANP ART SALE Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars Realized on the Collection
CAPTAIN HOBSON RESIGNS He Qives the Bad Condition of His Eyes as the Chief Reason
MARINE BOILERS Bill Introduced to Sccure Uniformity of Inspection
A Big Reward Offered
Would Prohibit Polygamy
Diaz Welcomes the Boers
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NEW GIM GOOD Local Sportsmen Well Pleased FOR COMPROMISE MEASURE IT IS A BIG SUCCESS Certain Phases of the Bill Are Bound to B« HI Adapted to This Section, in Order to Give Northerners What They Ask of tho Legislators
Racing at Oakland
New Orleans Races
ARMSTRONG WANTS A MATCH Parr.on Davies Would Like to Pit Him With Martin
SCHEDOLE IS ADOPTED – High Schools Arrange for a Series of Saturday Games
GOOD BALL GAME PROMISED Raphaels and Columbias Will Hook y Up, Barring XUtin
FINALS POSTPONED Rain Interferes With Women's Golf Championship Tournament
SHOOT AT jJCEAN PARK Arrangements Made for a Full Day of Sport
Young Corbett and Eddi« H(inlon
Fight Lasted Eight Rounds
Wrestling Bout Ends in a Draw
M'VEY WINS Lavelle Knocked Out in First Round at Oxnard
San Francisco Team Completed
Olympian Games
Turner's Shoot Postponed
Basket Ball
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Undelivered Telegrams
The Progreso Explosion
Sailing of Transport Thomas
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CALLED tNTHE NIGHT Attempt to Assassinate a Contractor MYSTERIOUS SHOT FROM OUT THE DARKNESS ■track Near the Heart, He Pall* Upon the Porch of His Home—The Police of Pittsburg Unable to Obtain the Slightest Clue to the Assailant
TOO GREAT EXPENSE Not the Reason
INSOLENT DOMINICANS Refuse to Recognise American Bights in Clyde Steamship Claim*
DEATHS OF THE DAY
A Ten-Tear Canning Contract
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THE EDITOR'B BRAIN Did Not Work Well Under Coffee
THEORIES ABOUT FOOD Also a Few Facta on the Bame Subject
HILL OF TARA The Historic Spot to B*Bold at Public Auction Shortly
Bank Swindled
Havana Tobacco Combine
The Ely Mining Tragedy
The Plague Still Raging
Morgan Willing to Help Out
A Deadly Dose
The County Government Bill
Affected Cuban Stocks
Sale on Los Angeles Street
Bell Tract Sales
Adams Street Sale
Garvanza and Boyle Heights
Kenwood Street Sale
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES
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FULFILLMENT OF NEW CITY CHARTER'S PROVISIONS PROMISED Commissioners Whose Names Mayor Sny3ei* Will Probably Send to the Council Tomorrow Are Selected Solely in the Interests of Good City Government—Forecast of the Appointments Demonstrates That the Mayor Is Determined to Carry Out His Non-Partisan Pledges
Person*! News
Selling Out, Cash Only
II TEST THEIR HOME A Whole Family Taken Sick From Exposure SIX-YEAR OLD BOY DEAD AND BROTHER IS DYING Remains of Santiago Abieta Taken to the Cemetery in an Sxpreas Wagon. The Authorities Claim There Xs No Boom in Hospitals tor Sick Patient
IHSPECTEDJALOONS Two Policemen Gather Information INVESTIGATE OBSERVANCE OF ORDINANCES Seme Favored Liquor Sealers Are Put Wise as to What Was Going On, but in the Main the Tip Bid Not Oet to the Ears of the Saloon Hen
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
BUCK IMS SOUTH Nothing Doing on First Street CENTRAL AVENUE PLANT NOW TO BE OCCUPIED "Colonel's" Patrons Are Notified of the Change In His Address, and Business Will Be Transacted Thera Monday Morning—How Long?
Knew Where the Whip Came From
HOT FDRJTMPATHY Southern Pacific Men Will Not Strike CONTRIBUTE TO SUPPORT OF UNION PACIFIC STRIKERS SoileTmakers in the Loa Angeles Shops Bay They Have No Grievance, and Can Do More for Their Fellow-Workmen by Not Striking
COURT BRIEFS
CABS INJOLLISION Accident at Sixteenth and Grand Avenue PROBABLE FATAL INJURY OF MARGARET CORDNIER The Force of the Collision Throws Her Into the Street—Conductor Wolfe Says the Grand Avenue Car Had the Right of Way
RAIN PROSPECTS GOOD Precipitation About Double What It Was Last Year „
SOFTNESS OF SEALSKIN Is Rivaled by Human Hair Where Dandruff is Eradicated
HOW TO MAKE
CHANGE OF TIME Los Angelei and Redondo Railway Company
Card of Thanks
IT COSTS MRJOOSEVELT: HEAVY EXPENSE OF UPHOLDING THE WHITE HOUSE DIGNITY Will Leave the Presidency Poorer Than When He Entered It—Dinner Guests Every Day
Rebuilding a Tree
Dangerous Chickens
PROGRESS™ MUTES THEY OCCUPY POSITIONS OF RESPONSIBILITY How Their Education Has Been Accomplished — Remarkable Sucr cesi of a Deaf Mute Lawyer
'Ere Is What Queered Him
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COPPER NIAY GO UP Statisticians Expect No Increase CONSUMPTION RUNNING ABOVE EXPECTED PRODUCTION No Agreement Made That Will Regulate Prices—Profit Is Limited on Present Prices—Output of the Tear. Opening of the Daulton Properties
Arizona Mines Active
A Vision of Bliss j
Have a Care
HOW TO MAKE
Fine Carriages
Of Great Interest to the People of the State of California A Home industry That Is Being Killed by a Combine
EAST LOS ANGELES
NOT SO ILLITERATE "Foreigners" Make a Good Showing in the Census Figures
England's Sixty-Six Arbitrations
Diplomatically Expressed
First Symptom
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AN INTERPRETER OF SCRIPTURE
THE KAISER'S COMPLIMENTS
MUNICIPAL AID IN EMERGENCY Ri»vnn 1 n' (Ka Ki» .m. ,
PRECAUTION—NOT OBSTRUCTION, NEEDED
STATE DIVISION
| Odds and £ndt
j Our Downtrodden Millionaires
Post-Marital Poetry
"lib Dott All?"
Hi* Reward
If You Resist It
Bill Jenkins' First Comic Opera • Om Khhi fn. t.— i ._T.
JTfessenger 7?'o» /*?
Tlfodern tables
Guarding Against It
Hla Conviction
At Explained
DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ooo# SRtai Wfisohitf tho Ttrmmi |
Don't Alwaya Liva Up to It
On a Lark
NEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
CHURCH CALENDAR
BAND CONCERTS
ABOUND TOWN
PERSONAL
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Trolley-Service to Redondo
TOYED WITH HIS NIPPERS Two Men Loee Property While They Are Sleeping Soundly
HOW TO MAKE
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) MCE DEVELOPMENT Interesting Discussion by Women SEVERAL PAPERS READ BEFORE SHAKESPEARE CLUB Mental Traits and Physical Peculiarities That Have Become Characteristic ol the Various Divisions of the Human Family—A Fine Program
Briefs of Pasadena
Pasadena Briefs
(BAH BERNARDINO COUNTY) I>oma Linda
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) BOISTEROUS STUDENTS Pomona Undergraduates on Trial Cor * Hoodlumism
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Soldiers' Home
(LOS ANGELES COUNT'S) Long Beach Locals
(SAN BEBNABDINO COUNTY) TRAMP CUTS HIS CAPTOR DESPERATE FIGHT OF RANCHER AND KNIGHT OF THE ROAD Santa Fe Fireman Fall* From His Engine and Sustain* Fatal Injuries. Three Men Hurt in Railroad Shops
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Alhambra Affairs
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) Elsinore Note*
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) Corona Culling*
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) BURGLAR INTERRUPTED Discovered While in Act of Breaking Into a House
(SAN BEBNABCINO COUNTY) tfUST SECURE A FRANCHISE Sunset Telephone Company Stopped From Stringing Wires
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) CONDEMNATION SUIT Electric Road Hakes Legal Fight for Bight of Way
Sun shining at Wotel deft Caranad®.
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (SAN DIEGO COUNTY) SALARY DISPUTE DECICED ARCHIE CROWELL TO DRAW PAY AS SURVEYOR Baj» Diego Elks to Produce Opera of "Martha'' for Their Annual Benefit—Success of County Fair Sure
(OBANOE COUNTY) PROFITS OF CELERY Association Divides $45,000 So Far This Season
A SUB-PORT OF ENTRY Hereafter Vessels Can Be Entered and Cleared at Nome
To Be Reprimanded
Another Federal Judge
Bock Island Operators
THOSE CLAIMS BILLS Representative Payne Gets a Chance to Seal With Them at Last
FIRE IN A TREASURE HOUSE Blaze in the New York Assay Office Causes Excitement
Attempt to Blow Open a Safe
Franchise Tax in Kentucky
Deputy Attorney General
POLYTECHNIC CORNER STONE LAYING
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10 WJTH LIGHT Novel Night Parade for the Fiesta START MADE IN PREPARING ELECTRICAL FLOATS As Planned, the Celebration Will Be Most Novel Spectacle Ever Given in California—Enthusiasm Among Those Having the Matter in Hand
HOW TO MAKE Money Quickly
Card of fnanks
Walter
GUILTY BUT CHEERFUL Thomas Golmer Smiles as He Receives Four Years' Sentence
GETS LIFE SENTENCE Mexican Sent Up About Whose Ouilt Great Doubt Exists
FOUGHT FOR LOVE Ira Truesdale Not to Be Tried for Shooting Brittain >
WENT LIKE_A_ FLASH Hamer's Pocketbook Containing ?25 Snatched From His Hand
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i/StJEXX THE WEEK'S CALENDAR
AN ENGAGEMENT OF INTEREST
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GROWTH Of MERCANTILE BUSINESS New firms Coming to Los Angeles From All Points Ths Latest CcttiWa, ■ Drv Goods Concern from Partland, Main*
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SOUTH LOS ANGELES
ANGELENO HEIGHTS
HIGHLAND PARK
SOUTHWEST
PICO HEIGHTS
UNIVERSITY
GAKVANZA
BOYLE HEIGHTS
OLIVE HEIGHTS
OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE
WXSTLAXE
, VERNON
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■ 111 111 WOMEN'S ■
No Fancy Prices for Borders
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SURCHING FOR OIL1 New Field ill Los Angeles County Explored SEEPAGES AND ASPHALTUM TRACES NUMEROUS Santa Monica Mountains May Prove a Virgin Field—Reported That the Territory May Be Set Ailde for a Forest Beaerve—General Oil Notes
WILL PLUfi OLD WELLS Oil Men Take Action Upon • Subject of Vital Importance
In Santa Barbara Blelda
STOCK EXCHANGE
IF YOU NEED THEM • * If You Need Them Don't Stand There a Trembling
Southern Pacific Colonlat Ratea
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SHORT SELLERS REBUY INTEREST CENTERED IN THE WEEKLY BANK REPORT No Notice Taken of the Extra Dividend Paid on the Northern Pacific Shares—Car Scarcity Pronounced
Financial Record
Big Bank Clearings
NEW YORK STOCKS
New York Bead*
Stocks and Bonds
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
Sugar and Coffee
Coast Shipping
GOOD ORANGES ARE NOT PLENTIFUL IN EASTERN MARKETS
WEEKLY BANK REPORT
WHEAT WAS LOW AND DULL
Orange Shipments
Fruits in San Francisco
Peaches Are Dull
Copper Very Dull
San Francisco Mining Stock*
PRODUCE JALUES FIRM STOCKS AMPLE ON GOOD TRADE CONDITIONS January Closes With No Remarkable Change ia Prices—The Demand Active for thto Month
Butter and Eggs
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TALKS rpiOl William Lloyd Garrison's Ideas Given FAVORS SINGLE TAX THEORY OF HENRY GEORGE Interesting Talk With the Son of William Lloyd Garrison, Whose Voice in the Anti-Slavery Campaign Made Him Famous
"Koh-l-noor" and "Regal" Pencila
CHURCH MUSIC
HOW TO MAKE
50 Per Cent Adv-tnce
Rates to Freano
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ACTIVE REALTY DEALS January Is Satisfactory to Investors PROMINENT PROPERTY IS SECURED Demand for Inside and Residential Investments Is Pronounced—Outside Capital Has -Embarked in. the Expansion Problem—Sales of Not*
FLATS THAT HAVE ALL CONVENIENCES
BUILDINGJNCREASES January Total Greatest in Local History NEARLY TWO MILLION DOLLARS IN PERMITS ISSUED Detailed Statement of the Claae of Structures Planned for Erection. Work la the Various Ward* Given la Tabulsted Form—Future Work
THE WEATHER
MARBIAOE LICENSES
BIRTHS
«iunw icmpie. riiun* main u. DEATHS
DlfcU
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A FOHTUHEJHTH CARDS JIM STILLWELL. KING OF COLORED GAMBLERS He Live* in Pittsburg aad Hh Just Made $30,000 by Fortunate Heal Estate Investments—Tell* of It
WOMAN FIGHTS A MAD BULL Saves Her Husband From Being Gored to Death by the Animal
The Passing of the Noon.Hour
Bull In a Football Game
The Spiteful Thing
MAN-HUNTIRGIN ARIZONA THE CAPTURE OF JIM PARKER, A DARING TRAIN ROBBER His Captor's Story of a Remarkable Chaae After a Bad Man Through a Wild Country—Juan Lopez's Arrest
BRAIN WORKJINDAN ATHLETE The Champion Hammer Thrower'i Experience as a Policeman.
Traveled Far
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x Trousers.
Shr Was Old:
New Light.
Blue.
In Deer land.
The Querist.
A Scarce cAtticle.
"Hi, Fetters/" A Childhood Retrospect:
Canine Consistency: Why He Didn't Go.
Continuous TrtvelUn#.
The Grip of New York,
A Proper Name for Them.
Hfbdhy.
Unflattering.
Up-to-Date.
Prospective.
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The Age of Palp.
r Her Looks.
PAID OFF AN OLD SCORE: RETORT COURTEOUS OF LITTLE MA&IF
Cook, /
Influenced*
Dreadful.
Her Victim.
Exeunt*
A Dilemma.,
Worth It.
Coughing.
Foxy Tramp.
'Plentiful.
Wealth.
Amicable. V(ll<iVaa Haw fin »lia
Exonerated.
Alone.
Ancient His on. •
Yale.
Excusable,
Amenities.
On the Other Side.
Excessive Cold,
Worthy of x ensioru
' Postponed,
Fadng the Sflusic.
Just from the Farm.
ZNfit Universal.
A Pity.
Sure.
9{p Change.
In Doubt.
Pay and Apparel.
'Pessimist.
Her Reward.
Human Nature.
Too Late.
9{ftural Anger.
Too Late.
His W*y.
Doubt.
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Impossible.
She Won't
AUNT SAMANTHA DIDN'T KNOW, BUT NOW SHE'S MUCH THE WISER
A ffindMaster and the £)o$ Qtcher
What tQnny looking thin&rjou jiee jnome A people c&rrMng /%
Los Angeles Herald (Los Angeles, Calif. : 1900)
Masthead
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Vast Improvement Promised in the Telephone System
He Fired a Gun at the Battle of New Orleans
ANGLO-SAXONS 111 PARIS To a Greater Extent Than Any Other Foreign Contingent There It Preserves Its Individuality
WOMEN IN OFFICE
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I Most Unique Relic of Revolutionary Days
WHEN TO BOW OR NOT TO BOM
Aztec Relics of Rare Value Found in Mexico City
SCENT OF ROSES FOR NERVES
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"THE PIT"
"LITERARY BOSTON"
"THOROUGHBREDS"
"VIVE I/EMFEREUR" i
"TH* LAST WOED"
"JOHN ERMINE"
JUST SO STOHIEB
"JIM AND JOE"
Literary Notes
Kite Flying From A) JSC X 7%. a Steamship Deck
The Young Folks' Corner Prize Stories Written by The Herald's Young Folks
MY PETS
THE BEAR'S PARTY
TWO LITTLE BIRDS
Acknowledgments
How Bolls Are Made
Too Late
A Girl Telegrapher
A Matter of Selection
A Total Eclipse
What Puzzles Me t
Jane Austen's Girlhood
What the Squaw Said
I Strenuous Business Methcds
For the Last Edition
Too Antique
Charcoal Eph's Daily Thought
A Cavalier in Disguise J3C and the Discovery
What People Are Doing, the World Over LITTLE YARNS Amusing Incidents and Experiences of Real Life
Private John Allen in the Market
"Tickee No Good"
Revising the Family Bible
Nautical Advice to the Carver
WORLD'S WORK Progress in the Field of Art, Science' and Invention
PERSONALITIES Doings o! People Who Arc in the Public Eye
The Beauty Quest
Answers to Correspondents
"Colonel Kate" Papers
FACTS ABOUT THE CHILD
Women and Home The Fancies of Fashion's Devotees
An Ideal Wardrobe
A Pretty White Gown
Helen sr.d Hellen
How to Acquire Correct Pose
Hew a Plain Girl May Become Pretty
How to Testea Leaves
Choosing Your Sweetheart
The Family Circlc
The Chatelaine
The Ksdarn Frankness
Hair Coming Out On p nf ;h#» msr.v faiKae rnM:n«, u,:..
How to Restore Ycur Bouquet
Margaret Bottome And Her Work
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"Che llJoe/c's jf/fractions
WHEN THE BOTTLE FELL Bishop Wat in the Amen Corner When th« Wine Went Overboard
Lucky Call
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TJext Friday's Symphony
oCos Jingetes 71/usicians LVIL
„2*«/t0 do jCussan
Cugon* Cowios Cost unto ffocitci/
Stray C/tore/s
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ODD FELLOWS
INDEPENDENT FOBESTEBS
• MACCABEES
MODERN WOODMEN
DRUIDS
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD
FORESTERS OF AMERICA
K. AND L. OF S.
NATIVE DAUGHTERS
BEARS TOO SOCIABLE So Now It Is Forbidden to Feed Them in the Yellowstone Park
Occupation and Lunacy
Andrew Carnegie's Lieutenants
Royal Fads
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The Citrograph
Iniquity of the Works Bill
A, B. C of Fertilization
i Orchard Common Sense Pruning
Olive Oil by New Method .
A Codlin Moth Campaign
Needed Irrigation Legislation
I Ranch
Belgian Draft Horses
For the Farmer's Son
Butter in Three Minutes
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Fiactical Poultry Notes
,EASY TESTS OF DIAMONDS Several Ways of Telling the Ctenulne From the Sham
No Smoking at White House
The Parrot at the Telephone
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL | few People Knew llow Useful it Is la Pre-1 servmj Health and Beauty
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