Judge — May 20, 1905 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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A RAINMAKER. 5 in; Charles Hattield took the contract to mia eighteen” inches rain fall in southern fitteenth We understand Charles | th Hilrenw in the ine bewntiful at our regular pi Worth for 50 Cents California between December and May first. [eallected the May first, Hbitheld is an earnest, am: | be f twelve Tally Carla, complete ous rainmaker, He hay mastered | of th silk cont and tamel each east | [the art of inducing water to come his =yiat wm repremuctiono® Vay by the ton, fle can make an or. | be dinary county or school-district look like tomalroad supply t From his plant den in Altadena, which seems to consist prin: | he f four breezy out-ef-donr gi f fone besery cipally of a tall chimney surrounded by | by eM dt z 1 strong chemical oder, he has sum. | Vinoned all the loose moisture for miles [AVith evaporation-pans cand tar-pap 34x 9 1-2, suitable for moves the c a yy letter to a We like to see alis man succeed what he und he lows, as TF think it ried in the Guar Frate, able the Caty Al of the same hi Lea & Perrins' Sauce HE OMcImAL WonCESTERSHine a aa gees aos ritish agricultural society rather curious, It follows: “Sirs 1 partickly wish the satiety to called to consider the what fe ite be maid Tranx- next Reports, My wif had tedyd. Being a torture grate faveit, we had Him bers and for the sake of enrichment of the mould [ had the rks deposited under the roots of a Gos. rry Bush (the Frute being up tll then a smooth kind), But next Sesons at was berri 1 more Rei sa th ‘The Peerless Seasoning Soma appetites necd to be Lasiiens may be made J Roalts, Gravies, Salada, ete ate ti 2 delicious tiavor by addin LEA & PERRINS’ SAUCE. Ho wher “just as good."* ries was all hair lers of U ic bush was ry Description.” Surely re asa new lead that may be followed the flower wiz cdies in the day's news are more wd weird than any invented by the novelists, Here is Flage’s daintily exe he will, We wouldn't want to do any young woman, for. i thing to incur the enmity of Mr. HLattiew! stance, who took her lite bs We judge that if he made up bis mind “ i a mt with a shoe-strin : fosmabe it) snplensnditfor a tellow inventing trouble the no’ | lagie's head, and brett would be Money Crown away.) civays give itadash of art, but th But if be can draw water away trom hee H i let to ill sonal sample 1 | floc districts. we would stygeest thar] TUunes come along in their own plebe da Lontie's Weekly and Vine. toned F , {) Say. Have ever found it necessary, even ve Toad up at few evaporationspans cane | MTT een of e wouee tad an some bar-paperand come cast. A iman like imagination, to kill off.a_ young. lacly we Feeney eee eee Kinaclt avelul intane| 8e should try to surround: the lusi : peiativetel Here locks cre phegtifgh ef with a touch of beauty, We might library SECTIONS WHERE: SOCKS. ATS: plenlul smother her with violets of let her slowly his ied — famish vid bonbons; or we might his California is making a record in many | weigh her down with a beautiful hat 'so ds lines, ‘There is the flower wizard, e{beavy with plumes that her young. lite ay = who can tike a burdock | was sapped of vitality—we could think of PASTOR JOLNSON'S 5 wa geranium and by |dozens of ways of bringing her to a sort * Pere man what's doin’ er thi aience produce a sort! of tender, joytul finish, But here isa real wo at's tall 1) Johnson wat to! hundred it,” deckares P of violet potato, Apr nances the fallow | pos of Burbank’s pert Contents of Mlustrations : rribly Destrue t pee of photographs showing the devastatin: of the fire of the bie sieve Kussian defenses during the sic © Power of Japan's Artillery"; ctfeet uns which battered the ve of Port Arthur. Wartime Incidents in’ the Capital of Japan"; vealing the patriotism of the people of “Tokio, as mmanitested in honors to the nation’s defenders. tricians for the American Navy": viving elimpses of the school at the Brooklyn Navy Vord. in which sailor lads learn the mysteries of clec tre apparatus and become skilled wircless-tek operilors, » Military ment Training | ‘aph Props of Santo” Domingo’s Govern- views of the antique fortifications and types | of the troops that enable President: Morales to. re- main in power, Vinateur Prize Photowraph Contest.” in which various things of interest are portrayed hy with the camera ab tor Ontdoor Sports at Columbia t LESLIE’S WEEKLY May 18, 1905 who Chooses a shoe-str Girly are funny, as the best bd | Fiery were out. > ease Y sity ¢ representing the oarsmen and the ball- players practicing industriously. Letterpress : * Morales, the Roosevelt of Santo Domingo,” by Rutherford Corbin; a readable review of the public career of the president of the troubled litte republic. “The Shadows of War in the Capital of Japan,” by Eleanor Franklin; a vivid description of scenes and conditions in ‘Tokio at the present time. “The Dramatic Craze in the Colleges,” by Wil POS. Earle; an interesting iustrated account of the production of a play by college students. “Mining as a Profitable Industry an excellent: and convincing statem matter of intense interest toa large number of peopl “The Man in the Auto"; Alex Schwalbach’s pleasing gossip about automobile matters. by © Jasper"; nt concernir » Jasper’s Hints to Money-makers ": indispensable to every man who is attempting to make moncy in Wall Street. eecece ne eee eee tennant ee ee eemeneeeeeeeetieetntnentettnttntnet | comicbooks.com