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WHITE MAN IS SLAIN BY A NEGRO MOB QUICKLY LYNCHES MURDERER *VANVILLE, lit., July 25.— J. W. May fie Id, a negro, lynched) Henry Gatterman, white, ahot and killedt Adam Murray, white, ahot through the head, will diet Otto Heinke, shot in the arm and otherwiae injured) H. Htnes, ahot in neck and ahoulder, will die. Thia ia the teault ao far of a race war which broke out here tonight. All negroea will be driven from Danville, and noticea to thi% effect have been posted. Deadly Race War Breaks Out at Danville, Illinois riIOTERS STORM THE JAIL TO SECURE ANOTHER MAN Fired Upon by the Sheriff and His Deputies and Three Men Are Wounded

THE MORNING'S NEWS

"Wall Street Is Hopeless" -J7T7VYES R. KEENE General Slump in the Market Follows Attack on Southern Pacific

TRAIN WRECKERS PROVE TO BE ROYS

TO CONTROL HE LUMBER MARKET OFTHE WORLD Harriman and Hill Form a Gigantic Timber Trust GREAT TRACTS IN OREGON AND CALIFORNIA SECURED These to Be Added to the Holdings of the Southern Pacific and the Northern Lines

CYCLIST STRUCK BY STREETCAR DIES Another Sustains Mortal Injnri«s

ONE HUNDRED PERSONS NARROWLY ESCAPE DEATH Attempt to Wreck a Train on the Southern Railway

BORNE TO TEMPORARY TOMB I Grandly Solemn Ceremonies in the Magnificent Cathedral of St. Peter's Dignitaries of Church Pay Last Honors to the Pontiff

RECORD OF LEO'S REIGN BURIED WITH HIS BODY,

FORCES GIANT CAP DOWN JS THROAT Miner's Awful Method ol Self-Destruction

TWELVE PERSONS INJURED BY A CROSSING COLLISION Santa Fe Train Crashes Into Missouri Pacific Passenger Coach

HEAD-ON COLLISON ATJfORCESTER One Killed and Many Are Severely Injured

DROWNED WHILE BATHING Bodies of Two Girls Recovered From Utah Lake

LEO HOME TO HIS TEMPORARY TOMB Final Obsequies Held in St. Peter's SOLEMN CEREMONIES AFTER THE NIGHT HAD CLOSED IN PrM&ssion Through the Magnificent Cathedral Headed by Thirty-Eight Cardinals and Other Dignitaries of the Church—Disposal of the Body

WANTS HIM REMOVED Honolulu Lawyer Prefers Countercharges Against Attorney General

LAKE TAHOE COMMISSION Appointment of S. J. Baker by Gov* ernor Pardee

Left for Scene of Mutiny

SLAYS DYING SWEETHEART SbcckingCrinis of Young German GIRL ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AND HE ENDS SUFFERING Attempts His Own Life, but Recovers, and Is Sentenced to a Year's Imprisonment by a Jury Moved to Mercy by His Story

TREACHERY OF REBEL OFFICER Turned Guns on His Own Men at Ciudad Bolivar

OVERLAND TRAIN DERAILED Accident on the Onion Pacific at Elm Creek, Neb.

HIDING FROM POLICE Mrs. Ella Hodge, Wanted for Murder in Salt Lake, Vanishes

Earl Lucas Detained in Jail While Sheriff Investigates Supposed to Be Han Who Fixed Hill's Picture—Mrs. Drigsjs Still Held DAY'S DEVELOPMENTS IN HILL CASE» EARL LUCA3 was detained all day by Sheriff White on belief that he had something to do with alteration of Hill's photograph, said to have been offered by Mrs. Drlggs. • • • MRS. GERTRUDE DRIGGS still in jail on default of $5000 ball. Grace Driggs offered to furnish $2000 cash ball, which was refused. • • • ANOTHER claimant for Hill fortune; this time among the colored population.

Illicit Still Captured

CHRISTENED UN AMERICA WOMAN Launch of the Turkish Cruiser Medjidia FIRST BUILT HERE FOR THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE Distinguished Gathering at Cramps' Shipyard to Witness the Ceremony. Dimensions of the Latest Addition to the Sultan's Fleet

REGATTA JU^VANCOUVER James Bay Rowing; Club of Victoria Wins Senior Fours

PTOMAINE IN MEDICINE Actor Harry Corson Clarke Suffering From Poison

More Victims Recovered

Found Dead in His Cell

THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE

CULLOM SAYS HE ISJOT GUILTY Not the Least Anxious as to Outcome REPORTS OF RESIGNATION NOT FOUNDED ON FACTS fudges of the Supreme Court Will Not Show Their Lack of Confidence in Their Clerk by Calling Upon Him for His Resignation

CADETS ARE IMPROVING Wholesale Poisoning Was Caused by Ptomaine in the Meat

DEATH OF DR. W. CRAIG San Bernardino County Loses One of Its Oldest Citizens

CHANGE PORT OF ENTRY Mexican Government Will Erect « Custom House at Naco

San Francisco Oil Exchange

St. Louis Wool Market

Pacific Coast Is Modest, Says Senator J, P, Dolliver Mau Have a Great Deal More From Congress for the Asking SENATOR DOLLIVER SAIDt IF THERE la a city In the United Statea mora blesaed by God and man than la Loa Angelea, my railroad paaaea never read that way. I WANT to congratulate you on having a spokesman In the houae who glvea increasing Influence and leaderahlp to the people and section he represents. He is the right man; keep him there. IN THE past you have received little from the congress of the United States. In that you have yourself to blame. You have never asked much. In the future you must ask more. FRANCIS MURPHY made us more trouble than any other man who ever came to lowa. He made us believe that we could atop men drinking beer In fifteen languages by passing a constitutional amendment.

DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN OREGON Langlois Man Slays His Wife and Then Commits Suicide

Acquitted of Murder

JORDAN BUCK FROM ALASKA I Need of Hatcheries for Salmon i WILL RECOMMEND THREE ON THE NORTHERN COAST Streams Must Be Kept Stocked or the Industry Will Soon Be Ruined. Plenty of Halibut Found in Shallow Waters—Discover New Specimen*

GIVES CHOICE OF JUDGMENTS Siskiyou Judge's Ruling on Divorce Law

LARGE CROWDS COMING Grand Army Encampment Will Attract Many Tourist*

NO MEDDLING WITH LOAN United States Ha* No Intention of Interposing Objections

RETURNING TO PARIS French Legislators Take Departure From London

KILL AVOID CLASH 1 WITHJCLE SUM Union Abandons Intention of Walking Out

MINERS GRANTED INJUNCTION Application the Re»ult of Interference by Unions

Will Arbitrate Difficulties

Accept Santa Fe's Term*

HONOREDJiYGERMANS American and Mexican Monetary Commissioners Banqueted

RIGHTS OF WAY TRANSFERRED !We>tern Pacific Holds Title From Stockton to Beckwith Pass

FUNERAL FOUTE Services in the Church He Presided Over for Many Years

PORTO RICO CELEBRATES Fifth Anniversary of American Occupation a Holiday

For Mayor of Indianapolis

TO WRECK II THAI AS Mi jXPEIIIMEHT Test Mads by Southern Pacific Officials

George A. Dickson

WANTS BENNETT TO MAKE DENIAL Charges Against Consul Meed Explaining

SETBACK FOR CHAMBERLAIN Labor Party Elects Its Candidate to the House of Commons

SCANDAL DISCUSSED Assistant Bristow Confers With the President

TELEGRAPH HILL CASTU BURNED Famous San Francisco Landmark Gone

SOCIETY GIRL A MASTEROF HOUNDS She Once Shot Bears in Colorado

HIS NAME_WAS O'NEAL The Victim of Stockton Murder Is Identified

FIGHTING A GAS COMBINE Suit Against J. Edward Addicks for $100,000 Damages

HIS IDENTITY NOT YET ESTABLISHED Dead Man Given Four Different Names

Seattle Electric Wins

WAY AND BARTOW COME TO BLOWS Both Parties Arrested by Police

Acquitted of Smuggling

HURLS DEFIANCE ATMITISH Russian Official Charges Double Dealing WAR HAS NO TERRORS WHATEVER FOR THE CZAR Declares Manchurian Imbroglio Will Be Satisfactorily Arranged and the Alarmist Dispatches Are for Purpose of Inciting the United States

Conditions Improving

COLLISIONJNST. LOUIS Accident Caused by Breaking in of a Green Motorman

Policeman's Queer Explanation

Automobile Record

All Interests Favor Plan of Consolidated Government Hope Entertained That Commission Will Find Wau to Reach the Desired Goal

Knox Memorial Tablet

FOR COUNTY AND CITY CONSOLIDATION

WOMEN SEEK SEATS AMONG THE IMMORTALS Strong Movement Favoring Opening of the Academy

FERDINAND'S DEPARTURE SIGN OFJNTERNAL QUIET Semi-Official Statement Regarding Alleged Conspiracy

CRISSIE CARLYLE'S SUICIDE Actors' Fund Saves Her Body From the Potters' Field

DEATHS OF THE DAY Mrs. Cynthia Merritt Roscoe

NEGRO HELD IN BONDAGE Alabama Man Convicted of Violation of the Constitution

Fire in a Distillery

Hot Weather in Nebraska

Heydon Chemical Works Burn

Reminded Him of Home

EOWARD'S MESSAGE TO IB PEOPLE Appreciates Their Loyalty and Affection PARTY LEAVES DUBLIN ON TOUR OF IRELAND On Their Way to the Station They Stop in Phoenix Park to Review the School Children, One of Whom Presents Queen With a Bouquet

CROWN PRINCE TO SEEK SEAT IN THE REICHSTAG Emperor William Would Run Himself if He Could

|S. P. EMPLOYES DISCHARGED Orders Affect Workmen In Shops at I Sacramento

AUTHORESS WEDDED Miss Josephine Dodge Daskam Marries* a New York Lawyer

Reach Amicable Settlement

Relief for Qerman Flood Sufferers

IMMENSE CARGO ' CURIA AFLOAT Launch of the Mongolia for Pacific Trade

CANDLING EGGS An Immense Business Done Annually In This Country

SHE HIRES HER ESCORT Scheme of an Unattached Working Girl in London

LITTLE WOMAN'S TROUBLES Ready Made Garments Will Not Fit Her

The Janitor

Where He Drew the Line

A Lesson in Punctuation

On the Wrong Track

One the Less

j Can't Always Touch It

WEARS YELLOW SHOESWITH TOGA Palais de Justice Aghast at Waldeck-Rousseau

A MOSQUITO EXTERMINATOR Let Information as to Proper Tune Be Qiven Wide Circulation

Something for the BDy

Philadelphia's Fly Killer

PASTOR REFUSES TO LEW CHURCH Resignation Is Made But Is Withdrawn ACCUSES MEMBERS OF FAILURE TO KEEP FAITH Officials Promise Rev. Pfiffip J. Ward to Say Nothing About Charges, but He Thinks That They Did and Prepares to Fight Back

HARVEY RICE DEAD Capitalist Succumbs to Pneumonia After a Week's Illness

STUDY STARBAND PLANETS Chautauqua Excursion Visits Mount Lowe Observatory

Undelivered Telegrams v

Yacht Venus Wins Closely Sailed Race From the Marie and Captures $500 Cup UVWVWWUWVWUVWUWWUUI Regatta at Terminal Island Witnessed by Thousands of People and Race Is Practically a Two Sided One

YACHTSMEN AT DINNER Banquet and Cup Presentation After the Races

STUDENTSMVIUSICAL CLUB Annual Outing at Redondo Proves a | Pleasant Event

Most Important

Dangers of Toil

BPS TO TWO AMEU BOUTS Reliance Carries Away Her Gaff COLUMBIA BREAKS TOPMAST ROUNDING THE STAKEBOAT The Shamrocks Run Into a Calm and Their Trial Is Declared Off—Lipton to Be the Quest of Adjutant Qen> eral Corbin at Washington

Wind Fails the Challenger

LAST OF THE BUCCANEERS Tragic Fate of a Piratical Crew That Put an End to Piracy

A New Playground

TEST PLIIT ERECTED Most Complete of Its Kind on the Coast W!LL BRING ALL CLASSES OF ORES TO COS ANGELES New Reduction Mill Invented by an Angeleno Will Be Manufactured in This City—Rich Gold Ore Is Used to Test the Works—Mining Notes

HIGH GRADE ORES FOUND Arizona Miners Obtain Riches While Attaining Greater Depth

Gold in Lower California

IWO HITS FROM HEWIOITS CURVES Crippled San Franciscos Weak at Bat SERAPHS HAVE NO TROUBLE IN SHUTTING THEM OUT Amateur Catcher Surprises the Vet' erans by His Accurate Throwlhg to Bases—Visitors Presented With First Tally by Irwin's Raw Error

Sacraijiento 8, Portland 3

Oakland 6, Seattle 5

PACIFIC NATIONALS Loa Angeles Defeats Helena in First Inning

San Francisco 4, Salt Lake 1

– Butte 8, Sptkane 6

AMERICAN _LEAGUE Cleveland's New Pitcher Holds St. Louis Down to Six Hits

Chicago 5, Detroit 4

Washington a, Philadelphia i

Boston 7, New York 5

NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston Captures a Double Header From Brooklyn

Chicago 6, Cincinnati 3

St. Louis 14, Pittsburg 6

Philadelphia 5, New York 4

MERCANTILE LEAGUE GAMES Santa Fes Take the Holbrook Team Into Camp After Fair Oame

Wright Defeats Janes

Californians In the East

ELWOOD WWS THE ' BRIGHTON DERBY Haggiu's Colt Defeats the Favorite SLAVE OUTFOOTS RIGODON WHICH FINISHES THIRD Twenty Thousand Spectators See the Race, Which Proves Exceptionally Lively Betting Event—Lucien Appleby Captures Northern Handicap

THREE FAST HEATS Dan R. and Little Squaw Put Up a Fine Race at Detroit

Delmar Results

Winners at Hawthorne

TENNIS TOURNAMENT PLANS Santa Monica Event Promises to Be of Great Interest

AT ANGELUS PARK Some flood Races Are Expected In Today's Coursing Stake

FORMER CHAMPION WEDSKTRESS Julia Griiford Becomes Mrs. Fitzsimmons ______

GOLF SWEEPSTAKES L. C. Easton Wins Competition With Net Score of 70

CHEERED BYJ[NGL!SHMEN American Rifle Team Starts From London for Liverpool

HAWAIIAN WANT BASEBALL San Francisco, Oakland and Sacramento May Go to Honolulu –

COMING TO CALIFORNIA Buck Franks May Join the Oakland Ball Team

Americus vs. San Pedro

King Will Remain

Tennis at Chicago

TIDE TABLE "FOR JULY

SUMMED CARNIVAL COMESJBA CLOSE Tournament ot Sports Was Great Success PROGRAM CLOSES WITH RACING AND BASEBALL In the Three-Sixteenths of Mile Race for Ponies M. Q. Burmester, on Oro, Loses an Almost Sure Point Through the Turning of His Saddle

PIANO WRECKED BY HEAT Instrument Became Too Warm and Exploded With a Loud Report

When Friendship Ceases

It Was Too Easy

Decadence of Whist

The Father of Twelve Daughter

Outclassed

Grant's Courage

PIPE lIIEWILL PIPE Standard Has Solved a Big Problem OIL CAN BE FORCED TO COAST FROM KERN Mo Surplus Product Found, and Large Corporations Taking All Offered. Prices on the Up Grade, Causing New Rigs to Go Into the Field

AN OLD IDEA Bhown to Be Absolutely F«lm by Modern Science

Her Purpoae in Taking Him

AMONG COLORED CITIZENS

Adding a Syllable for Lucfc

FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) IMOIMHES Bell at St And raw's Will Toll for Leo SOLEMN REQUIEM MASS TO BE CELEBRATED Father Joseph Nunan of Pomona Will Act as Celebrant, and Will Be Assisted by Father J. J. Sheehy and Father Farrelly as Subdeacona

South Pasadena's Development

Chinese Workers

Church Services

Pasadena Brevities

(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) Elsinore Honey Crop

(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) BUILDING ORDINANCE City Trustees Decide to Appoint a Building Inspector

(LOS ANQELES COUNTY) ALPHA'S BIG CATCH Brings in Five Tons of Sardines From Santa Cruz Island

(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) VICTOHIII COUNTRY CLUB PAPERS HAVE BEEN FILED FOR NEW ORGANIZATION Land Haa Been Secured, Ten Thouaand Dollars Subscribed and Building Will Start in a Few Days

(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) QUARANTINE RAISED Conditions of the Mexican Settlement Near Colton Are Improving

(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) Lumber Plant Closes Down

(ORANGE COUNTY) SEIZED A LOAD OF BEER F. E. CONRAD PAYS THIRTYFIVE DOLLARS FINE Falls Into a Trap Set by Santa Ana Police to Catch Him in the Act of Violating Prohibition Ordinance

(SAN DIEQO COUNTY) RURAL MAIL DELIVERY Residents of El Cajon Valley Want a Route Established

(RIVERSIDE COUNTY)

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Soldiers' Home Notes

TO VISIT FOREIGN CLINICS Dr. W. R. T. McLain Starts This Week on a Long Journey

Chlno Sugar Factory

The Gallant Judge/

ISv I ('SO'K J/4| X»~Cm j (j/9 A / [

No Safety for Sinners

Rev. and Mrs. Hughes Surprised

Reach Dinner and Program

Music and Reading

Birthday Luncheon

Games and Dancing j

For Master Callender

Musicale and Dance

Smoker at Mr. Richardson's

Mrs. O'Connell's Luncheon

Pritchard-Skofstad

Society Notes and Persohals

CHURCH MUSIC

CALIFORNIA Sun, Wind and Dust

A Waste of Time

FK®M SUBURBAN POINIS PICO HEIGHTS

VERNON

EAST LOS ANQELES

SOUTHWEST

GARVANZA

BOYLE HEIGHTS

ANGELENO HEIGHTS

OLIVE HEIGHTS

SOUTH LOS ANQELES

BELMONT HEIGHTS

HIGHLAND PARK

UNIVERSITY

WESTLAKE

DOUGHERTY AN OUTSIDER Denies All Knowledge or Connection With Murder Case

e THE PAPAL SUCCESSION

* NO STRIKE FOR UNCLE SAM

EABTERN CLIMATIC FREAKS

WATER FOR CITIES

WHO IS THE TAX-DO DOER?

"CALIFORNA TOpAY"

OUR CITY—AND OTHERS A Comparative Study of Municipal Conditions in Los Angeles and Eastern Cities Presented in a Series of Article* by Charles Dwight Willard, Secretary of the Municipal League of Los Angeles I A TOUR OF INVESTIGATION

Chimmio Madden Stones

He Felt So Wise

Mistake in a Street Car

Her Method

ZFotroieum Sn/jrmation

Hard Working Human Heart

NEWS OF CITY IK BRIEF

EVENTS OF THE DAY Orpheum—Vaudeville. Burbank—"A Contented Woman." Chutes—Vaudeville. Coursing, Angelus park—all day.,

BAND CONCERTS

CHURCH CALENDAR

PERSONAL

Called Up at Midnight

No Fancy Prices for Borders

If You Want to Qo East, C. Haydock,

AROUND THE TOWN

A Famous Sportsman

Hit the Nail on the Head

MAYOR SNYDER ISJUSPICIOOS Refuses to Indorse Unknown Solicitors SAY THEY ARE AUTHORIZED ; AGENTS FROM KANSAS t l i Are Seeking Contributions for North Topeka Sufferers—The Mayor Has Written to Governor Bailey for In, formation—What Mr. Stitt Says

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF ARTISTIC AND ATTRACTIVE.

The Chauffeur

a LONG BEACH |

NEWPORT BEACH

,1 HUNTINGTON PARI I

I Strawberry Valley I

| CORONAIO

SAN GABRIEL CANON

His Apology

BIG INCREASE 111 LOANS STATEMENT OF THE NEW YORK ASSOCIATED BANKS Decrease Had Been Confidently Expected as the Result of General Liquidation in the Stock Market

EGGS MOUNTING HIGHER Eastern Stock Fills in Gap Due to the Scarcity of Ranch

Pacific Coast Trade

California Dried Fruits

Live Stock Reports

Money on Call

GOOD MIQSUMMER DEMAND FOR CALIFORNIA ORANGES

NEW YORK HOCKS

New York Bonds

Boston Stocks and Bond*

LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Los Angeles Banks

fleneral Markets

Liverpool Wheat ,

London Consols |

Gave It Up M

MINERS' STOCK EXCHANGE

San Francisco Mining Stocks

STOCK EXCHANGE

MARINE REPORT-JULY 25

Building Permits '

CORN UPWARD BULL MOVEMENT IN CHICAGO GRAIN PIT Wheat and Oats Follow Suit on Reports Fron> Western States of Hot V/cntiicf aiiu NtCu Of Ra.R

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

HOTEL ARRIVALS

Not the Kind

COUNCIL TO PROBE! GARBAGESCAKDAL Insists That Board of Health Is at Fault STRONG RESOLUTIONS TO BE PASSED MONDAY Recommendation of Municipal League Not Favored—Davenport Will Lead Campaign Against Board of Health. Municipal Ownership Is Hinted At

Excursion for a Corpse

A Boston Boot Merchant's Bequests

BIG MONEY IN MUSKMELONS Coachella Valley Cleared $40,000

Merely an Estate

Why Pat Did Not Salute

MANY DEALS CLOSED Business and Residence Sites, in Demand BEACH PROPERTY IS SOUGHT BY MANY Urge Transfer of Ranch Properly Is Reported—Elegant Flats on Coro■ado Street Are Sold—Sale of Acreage on Alameda Street

NEARLY MILLION Activity in Construction Continues MONTH UNDOUBTEDLY WILL BE BANNER SEASON Permits Issued Call for Contraction of All Classes of Buildings—Two Story Flats Growing More Numerous—Comparative Figure*

What Can a Trust ft Company Do? Its Value and Convenience to the Investing and Business Public

LOS ANGELES TRUST CO. Paid-up Capital and Surplus, May, 1903, $562,850.00. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

THE HERALD THE WEATHER

Weather Condition*

MARRIAGE LICENSES

BIRTHS

DEATHS

DIED

COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL MORE MS FOR PARK EMPLOYES Salary Increase Scheme Worked in Secrecy GENERAL RAISE WANTED ALL ALONG THE LINE Councilmen Do Not View Proposition With Any Favor, Considering the Turn Down Which Mayor Snyder Gave City Assessor Proposition

COURT BRIEFS

of

Got It Straight at Last

Not a Student of Form

It Depended

Border Same Price

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Learning a Language

STRONG FOR THEIR SIZE Insects Have More Strength Than Members of Animal Creation

Favorite Names for Kings

Too Much Water

His Vest Straps

His Point of View

NERVES CURED ON THE SEA Work That Helps the Sufferer on Board Small Cruisers

Letter Perfect

If Not, Why Not?

CASTING ABOUT FORMDATES San Francisco Politics Badly Mixed

MORE WATER FOR CITY PARKS Council May Take Action to Secure a Better Supply

, In Earnest Then

SELL CEMETERY LOTSJOR TAXES Assessor Wismer Holds Owners Liable

Five Notable Asiatic^

%ssm

jimaita 33/ngham Coming

j Srt inroom Sosst't

TJfto llfook's jftfractions

Hot Summer Healthful

As Good as His Word

pniimouiD iy MCVirn uuunionir in ivilaiuu WOMEN GUARDED CLOSELY IN MOSLEM COUNTRIES After All the Romance, the Wife, in Most Cases, Is Little Above the Servant's Station

Reflection* of a Bachelor

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jCoccit 'P/oies

<Siray Chords

Contemporary Composers

Pointed Paragraphs

Great Circus Issue

Delicacy

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■IS HI Mil i ins UR Woman in the Case

Shaking Germs to Death

More Than He Asked

Human Nature

SOLD HER HAIR Story of the Incident Used "In "Little Women"

Countries I Have Never Seen

Cause for Joy

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OUT OF TOWN SOCIETY f;

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Farmers Fix Price*

Grapes Grown on the Desert

Badly Rattled Bees

Bordeaux Mixture and Bees

Irrigation System Tested

Luther Burbank Appreciated

Japanese Bamboos

Orchard I Benefits of Pruning Trees

Formaldehyde Did It

As to Sugar Prunes

For Better Seedless Oranges

| Ranch •• o S Tomato Parasite

Future of Cnlifornia Cattle

History of Alfalfa

I Pom 3 try I The Best Turkey*

Character of Buff Orpingtons

A Discriminating Dog

Proof Positive

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"Despotism and Democracy"

In Memoriam

"The Tu Tze's Tower"

"Birds in Their Relation to Man"

"Monks and Monasteries"

Thrice Told

"In the Guardianship of God"

A Laugh on Every Page

"Mrs. Pendleton's Four-in-Hand"

"Visions," and Other Verse

"Hints to Golfers"

"The Glided Lady"

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HEALTH HINTS Suggestions for the Care of Body and Brain

ROTHSCHILD AND WATERLOO One Member of That Famous House Made Six Millions by the Battle

In Earnest Then

THE FOOD CURE

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Los Angeles Herald (Los Angeles, Calif. : 1900)

Masthead

Untitled

Reminiscences of Stageland and Stage Folk

The Advertising That Brings Business Talk* Along General Lines on the Art of Publicity

THE ART OF PUBLICITY

Just the Thing

•* Madame Curie, •* | DiscoTercr of Radium X

Playing Soldier

A HJLime "Uncle IiIsJCOVERED W*. in Arizona

"Ihe Beautiful

Four Complete Designs for Diningroom

To Curtain Three Window*

Furnishings, Cheap and Artistic

Indian Baskets, Pottery, etc.

IheTrue Home *•* A Boy We Know

Boys

Qlrls and Their Mothers

Why She Cooked It

Susan B. Anthony's Hospitalitty '

! IN THE WORLD

Wisconsin Man Likes California Farm Methods

ARCHER A POPULAR SPORT WITH THE LADIES

Joys of Buggy Riding

t

The Beauty Quest

Jokes Played by Friends on Newly Married Couples

The Young Folks' Corner

Animal Fables and Pozzies

Prize Stories Written by The Herald's Young Folks

A TRIP TO FAIRYLAND

TRIP IN MEXICO By Helen Grimshaw—Class C—B Yrs.

Acknowledgments

A PRIZE FOR GOOD GUESSERS

THE PRIZE WINNER

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Not * &*ctls§i Whip,

De Dornf vf Lit' Boy Black:

Sunflower Smiles from Kansas:

vb

Pixed Mick Us.

High Value.

Sounded the Keynote,

A Misapprehension.

The Suburbanite and His Stop Watch.

Pa's Repfy*

Call at Pbker.

Her Onh Chance,

What He Said,.

In Chicago.

Naturally,

An Excellent Rule,

He Knew His Wife,

Tragedy of a Tobacco Pouch,

Happiness.

j

"Cslling the Turn."

AS WE JOURNEY THROUGH LIFE LET US SMILE BY THE WA Y

he Yacht to Know

The Merry Moth.

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