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The herald., 1894-12-19
wox sALr-orrY PROPERTY.
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RIDER d DOW'S
ADAMS sT. TRACT,
THE BEST OF ALL


Lots so TO 60 feet SOS, 900 in street I'm.
provements alone. -Four sO-ioot streets, one u'
100 foot street, all graded and graveiled &C.
ment walks and curbs; streets sprinkled;
water mains laid and shade tee sfees wae aansgad snd
1Nyenty.eichth slr rect 100 feet wide, lined with
palm trees. Ientral avenue four miles id long
and 80 feet wide, with double-ltackea eteu, ,,ss
trc road, runs through the center OF ms
tract: only Is minutes ride from coma ana
Spring streets. The Maple avenue eievtIio
road is within two blocks $50 lots sofa slnce
June LIST. Rich sandy loam no mud; tNaihin99
this tract. See the large number OF pcautllui
homes built in the last four months. per-
sonal examination will satisfy any buyer ,u ns ~
its merits. Lots are $3.50, $500. $500, Saoo
and up, on easy terms, till January lst, when
prices will be advanced Take the tehtral
avenue cars, corner OF Second and spring
streets, to Adams street Agents at our brancn
office on the corner of Central avenue anu
Adams street, will show the property. FOR
views of the tract, maps and all Information,
write or call on us. Free carria, es Mt all times
12-6tf GRIDER Il DOW,
1O9l3 s. Broadway Telephone l299
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HORSE sHOEK.

DROF ]. II. SMITHS PATENT HORSE
Il shoes doing great work on horses; we
guarantee to cue all lameness IN horses feet
or ask no pay; we have treated large number
OF horses that were thought fncurable and in
every case were successful; this patent is for
sale as shop, county and state rights; any
horse shoer can operate thes shoes as wen as
can when they buy the right; bring your
lame horses and have them examined free: re-
member ii costs Hou nothing where no benefit
is received. PROF. J. II. SMITH. specialist OF
horses feet 74S $. Main ST.. or r. o. box 100.
MO FOOT, NO HORSE HORSES SHOD AC-
~ cording to nature ana agreeable TO art.
Shoes made for all diseases of the feet, GOOD
WINS SHOEiNG SHOP 2G4 ;. Los Angeles
street ~ l7-lm
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CUpEaFLh;Us HAIR, WARTS AND Mol Es
- peEmaneH ly removed by electricityi hours
IL to Room f, rs S. Broadway
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EOR SALE "A WELL ESTABLISHED
i monlding, picture'frame and secondhand
store business. at No. 507 5. Spring ST., Los An
gees. Inquire of LUCIA A. HARRIS, execu-
trix No t;yl W. Seventh ST 20
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ElrlZENS INVESTMENT CO.,
~ o24 s. Broadway.
stock and bond brokers, loans mortgages, Sc
curities and investments, collections made,
taxes paid and property managed for non
residents or others. ll29tf
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No. G25 14-room house, Monroe street, Chi
cago Two flats OF rooms each /.
lot 33x151. Price $40, 900 clear, to
exchange for walnut grove or i'm
proved city property.
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No. 200 2O-acre soft she'll walnut grove in
bearing Price, rl0 90, incum-
brance +23n'; equity to exchange
for city property.
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a646. Spring st. property, 50x16S, with
frame cottage; price, SIS, 900: in
cumbrance, $1,000; equity to ex-
change for good property.
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No. GIG. 16O acres, Morris county, Kansas
As fine land as there is in the state
unimproved. Price $50 per acre.
for ranch or city property; will as
sume,
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No, 416S. acres, South Pasadena. in ORANGES,
lemons, peaches and alfalfa. FIVE
room plastered house, water piped
to grounds. Price $4,000; to ey-
change for house and lot in Los An
geles not encumbercd
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BOOKS.

AJANY THOUSAND VOLUMES NEW, OLD
VI and rare books. Stationery and school
Iuppliss. FOWLER & CoLWELL, l15 W. I'd.
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o. 4648. 4-room hard-finished house. with
unfurnished upstairs, barn and
well; lot 6Oxl4O, Garl'nd st. Price,
$1,000; mortgage 1925, payable
monthly; to exchange for small
ranch or acreage.
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No. 1l33. 10 acres choice land at Covina
solid to oranges and lemons in bear
ing; S-room house. barn, decided
water. p ice $4,000, mortgage
$500 on long time; equity ior
house and lot in this city.
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NOR SALEM RIVERSIDE COUNTY,
4 cheap homes; superior fruit land; walered
by Lake iIemet Water Co. the largest water
system in Southern California. Call HEMET
IAND co Haker plock l.. A
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LA WIN CUTTING.

IN ersj lawn laying and cutting a specially;
gardens cared for by the month on reasonable
terms. Address 26b S. Main ST., Los Angeles.
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DRINATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
4 men. Bryson block. second and Spring.
The circular gives particulars. A. b. BROWN,
principal.
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DO YOU OWN YOUR OWN HOME?


We will build one for You cheap and re
qure only small cash payment down, the
balance in monthly payments OF nom $lo
TO $40, or what you pay now for rent.
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q GoOA-GROCERY STORE, HORSE AND
,NcUU wagon, living rooms; rent IS; flee
trade; reason, sickness.
ERNST & CO.,
10 lib W. Third st.
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Q room house, in good repair, on
Bellevue ave-; lot 50xl50. Price
$500; mortgage $500; equity to
exchange for small improved ranch.
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No. 647. Broom modern brick fiat Fifty
Sixth street, Chicago, ILL.,; price
$500; clear; for Los Angeles prop
ri
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NOR EXCHANGE RIVERSIDE CITY AND
Il county lands for Los Angeles pro- erty.
& CO., 2I6 = Hprinp ST u-lbtf
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1850. Modern 7-room house, with fine
corner lot, on Tenth ST., near Main.
Price, $4,000; mortgage $25' o;
equity to exchange for vacant lots
or small ranch.
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ron sALr-cI,y .RorxnrY.
ESTABLISHED 1887.

MORTON & KENNEDY,
l.
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS',
l34 South oadway. Telephone 662.
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DEksONAl-pRIVATE SCHOOL, ~DAY AND
L evening sessions; regular class work; $40
for 3 month; Spanish or any ecial study, s.
per month; MRS. a. n. FARMER. room 800,
stimsOn block.
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NOR sALE-sPECIAL BARGAINS.

NOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS.
$410-Lot on Alan eda st.
$lOO0-Lot on Norwood near Twenty-third
81 o0-Lot on Hope st. 53 feet front.
Sl100 Lot on Maple ave. near Tenth.
$l000-Lot on Adams st. near Hoover.
$95O-Lot on Oak st, near Estrela ave.
$1,000 Lot on Arnold st. near Alameda.
16-1S-20 139 S. Broadway
XXTORTH GOING TO sEE!-A BARGAIN; ;
w beautiful new 6-room house; Kohler
street, near seventh; also the chea pest lots
q mile from the postonic.., Sl4 front foot.
kohler street is graveled, curbed cement
walked; so 10 acres best irrigated fruit land
$52 so an acre. $40 cash, = years credit, Der
cent W. J. FISHER, 227 W. Second street.
l4-tf
SlS5O Rohler street; rooms, BATH, pat, pat
ent water closet, large pantry, china closet
solid oak mantel French plate mirror; jewel
OF a home; cement walk; street graded;
curbed; sha ie trees; easy terms; barg in.
w. J. FISH Err 227 W. Second st. l27 ii
NOR sALE-NEw AND GROOM COT.
Il tages on University electric line; baths
water closets mantels and modern conve-
n1enees leTge lots cement SidewalSs prices
monthly installments. THOMAS S. EWING,
owner, l16 S. Broadway. Init
J7oR sALE-FINEsT LOTS IN BONNIE
Il Brae from $500 to $500; lot on Twenty
first near Figueroa, $S25 lot on Pico near
Union, $500; lots on Vernon and Albanv be-
low Pico $3.50 MCKNIGHT g CLAY, 252 S.
Broadway.
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING CHEAP ON
i Broadway, Hill, Olive. Grind avenue Sew
enth, Hop. or Flower str cts. list it with W.
+. BURKE d CO.. z13% n Spring ST., as they
have few requests for such property 16&19
C,OR SALE-HOUsE ON THIRTY FIRST ST /;
II rooms, bath, gas; lawn tile walks and
graded street; beautiful home; price, 5000;
$500 cash, balance payments to suit. DEN
VEk BUILDING CO., 237 W. first St III tt
NOR sALE-NEw GROOM COLONIAL COT
IT tage; fine location in southwest portion of
city; full lot, cement walks and curbed street;
$1,000; $500 cash. balance monthly payments.
L. s. ROWLEY, 244 S. Broadway. 20
0COOO-FOR SALE-ON WINFIELD NEAR
u L,)UU West Lake ave. new cottage of
rooms; bath; everything complete ard ready
to move into. BRADSHAW BROS, 80 s,
Broadway. 1919
TNOR sALE-$3OOO, NEW GROOM COLO
Il nial cottage on car line; pos, ession at
once. HOLWAY d SCHErTER, 800 W. Sec
ond ST. %
HOUSES ON INsTALT MENTs IN ALL
L parts of the city, or will build to suit you.
BARLOW d SHERWOOD, 1913 S. Broadway.
EOR sALE-INsTALLMENTs, BROOM COT
IL tage. close in $l10O. POINDEXTER d
WADsWORTN. 305 W. second st. IL '05
M ,WKnr-.
NORMA MAHKET--h5R CiIoICE MEATS
IN 1920 S. Main st Ttt. vSst III. 1928
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No. <163. l2 acres at Florence, mostly in
bearing fruit trees; A acres in corn
good house and barn. Prize, $500
to exchange for $500 house and
lot in city, balance on and years
time.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

TTATTFD-GARDENER, SINGLE GERMAN
w man; can drive and milk; would like
steady place, city or country good references.
Apply Gardener, Avon house, 33s Il. FIRST 20
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MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS.
wi watches jewelry, seals sins, etc also on
pianos, merchandise, iron and steel snfes fur.
niture in lodging houses. bon ding houses and
country property; low interest: can have
money at once; business confidential; private
office for ladies. GEO. ). ROBINSON, 235 W.
First ST., rooms . and g. %
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No. 4647. New and elegant 8-room house on
West Seventh ST.; very desirable To-
cation. Price, $1,000; mortgage
$4,000; to exchange for smaller
house and lot.
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No. 146 g. acres in san Bernardino county;
90 acres in bearing rasin vra pes;
20 acres in deciduous fruits in bear
ing; decided water; z-story house,
barn: everyth ng complete; price
s. 900; to exchange for good city
property or hardware stock.
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NOR SAL E-BY L. A. MILLER; THAT BEAU
L tiful lot, l0OxlSs, at head OF Orch rd ave-,
Harper tract; this certainly is u bargain.
Also that fine lot corner of w. Beacon and
Ninth SITS i30X170: you cannot beat this in
all Bonnie Brae: only $50 per foot
Fine lot 7lxl45, in the beautiful Harper
trac this is your last chance; $1,000.
Large lot xl60 to alley, on W. Beacon ST.
$50 feet wde); only this one left; $1,000.
A beautiful l0-room house on large lot; all
modern Improvements This is a bargain.
10 L. y. MILLER, 227 w. First st.
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AkEs>M IA u.
+ AIDES TIL AT LIKE TO WEAR FIRST CLASS
u fitting dresses call at ia s. Main st.
Dresses made from 81 up. MRS. STOLTEN'
BERG-WOLTER.
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No. ESQ 177-acre farm. Rockford. Illinois; 10
acres in timber; balance under n
high state of cultivation; good
buildings; price, $50 per acre;
clear; to exchange for Los Angeles
proper Y; will put in some coin.
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l11OO-FURNITURE STORE; NEW AND
y IOV secondhand goods clearing $500
monthly; good reasons for selling.
ERNST & CO.,
10 li3 W. third st.
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STRAsBURG & PAYNE, GENERAL REAL
- estate dealers Special bargains in coun-
try and city property at all times.
our exchange list is large and varied and
should be examined by al who have anything
to tr de-
STRASBURG & PAYNE,
254 South Broadway.
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EOR sALE-$3O0O, NEW GROOM COLO
Il nial cottage, on car line; pos .ession ut
once. HOLWAY Il SCHETTER, 800 W. Sec
ond st. %
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WTOoD, IRON AND SLATE MANTELs; FINE
w cabinet ware to order: hard wood lumber
N; BoHRMAN, 5l4 S. Spring st. Telephone
36S. I'm
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NOR SALE
No cash
2l@ milestouth
OF the city.

We handle property strictly on commission.
Look everywhere else and then come to us.
We have property in every part OF the city ana
country atany pr.ce you wantlt.
BOYD IL HIGGINS,
2lS W. First st.
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l paris of the city, or will build to suit you.
BARLOW d SHERWOOD, 123 s. Broadway.
nor SALE-INSTALLMENTs, BROOM COT
I tage. close in, $i10O. POINDEXTER Il
WADSWORTSi, 305 w. Second st. ii '95
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12-12tf

LNoR sALE-oRANGE ORCHARDS, 5-YEAR-
Il old; fine crop OF fruit price, $500 per
acre; one orchard years old, 5000 per acre;
have very fine grove at Alhambra for sale; a
slightly place for home; price, $500 per acre.
A pretty home at Eagle Rock, 80 acres: price,
HS00U Improved properties at Dnarte, Co
vina, Glendorn, Pomona, ontario, and few at
Highlands and Redards. 1he Pomona Real
Estate Exchange can furnish you with any
kind OF l-nd you want. ELMO X. MESERVE
100 :. Broadway. 26
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tCG ,fi.sN

(Y' OOUBUItY BUSINESS CUfh.EGE, 4T6 :.
w spring St; The o dest largest and finest
equipped commercial school in southern Cali
fornlu: II thorough course in the commercial
branrhes and banking; Il superior and sue
cessful shorthand and typewriting department
ana pr cticAl English course: new college
rooms, perfectly ligh ed and ventilated; elec.
trlc elevator for tuplS' use; new furniture
andappliances; open all the year; pupils re-
celyed at any time; ii ustrated catalogue and
full Information free. q. \. lIOUGH president:
n L. IIl.k EE. NlGe- silnuI ~ LIZ
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No. 416G. IL acres at Rivera: 81 acres in soft
shell walnuts, bearing; acre in
oranges loan soil, dee led water; u
room house. Price $4,000; to eX-
change for home in Los Angels.
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10. l03. 213ac es fruit and grain land Kings
county. well located. l'rice Tlu per
re; cieTr to exchange for Los An
leles ran Ii or city y operty
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PiioTOGEAFH PAKLORs
STOVES REPAIRED.

CHICAGO REPAIRING CO, JAS. MAYOR,
~ 1913 W. Fifth street. Repairs made for any
stove in the U. 5. Patterns made TO order. Is
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si,Aa 0IaL NOTICES.
I EWlS & ANDERSON,
l. 3l2 south Main ST.

We were rushed all last week and had 10
Tork II sght go.tng in aud ndihg out fur
nj ure ETC. anG still there is more TO follow
This week We have tue best solid oak high
back, brace arm. cane seat dining chairs yVu
ever saw for Fl Nothing ever offered in This
city equal 10 tliem. big bargain, sure.
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TOR sAIE-1O ACRES IN THE BLUE RIB.
T bon orange belt at Duarte; between and
z acres set out to best varieties OF oranges,
more than two-thi DIS full bearing shares in
the best water right in uthern California;
small house; one of the best sites for homo
Just the right elevation; moderate price,
terms easy, Address OTHEMAN STEVENS
this Office. IL 6tf
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VNOR SALE -

U'OR SALE
5000 per acra
Big snap miles
South of the city.
10 acres, = cash.
We make specially OF
Inside business property.
30years' experience in
Los Angeles property is
Worth something to you.
BOYD & HIGGINS.
.l3 W. First ST.
12-1Stf
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NTOTiCE-WE CAN BUILD COTTAGES FOR
~ one hundre dollars tSi0nl II room; size of
room, Tx z it,. height OF ceilings, 10 it,; two
porches and oioe chimney included; house to
be painted and plHstereG two coats viii fur
nish all nece ssary plans and specifications;
estimates given, on all classes % building. Ad-
dress ?, Box 90s this Office, and We will call on
you
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NO. AGO. Cd acres alfalfa land with decided
water. miles from city, adjoining
Nadeau ranch. Price 800 per
acre; for good city property, unin-
numbered,
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FOR ExOoANG II.

sD0OO RANCHES FOR EXCHANGE; 200
ZUUU houses and lots: groceries, lodging
houses wood and coal yards, etc.. property Of
every description for sale and exchange. List
your property Apply to BAN WHITE, ri W.
First st. IL If
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No. 207. 40 acres miles from san Bernar-
dino: rich loan soil with decide /
water; 80 gcres in raisn grapes
full bearing; 10 acres plow la, d :;
ranch fenced. Price, Slv0p. Clear
t exchange for house and lot in
Los Angeles
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SITUATIONS wAErED-MALE.

Deserving persons deSiriag employment wHl bt
diioWcd 10 insert three lines, 1tHder this heating
ftr0 timeS free Of charge
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o. Abb. 80 acres at East Whittier. Excel
lent soil: \ fruit land. Price T15
per acre to exchange for good city
property.
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FOH sALE-UOUSrnY rKUrAKrY.
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COMPULSORY SALE OF LAND TO CLOSE
\ up an estate-320 acres of grazing and
farming land in Tulare county, Cal, 10 miles
northeast OF Visalia, l mile distant from Ka-
weah station on southern Pacific railroad.
Apply at once to JOS MESMER, Administra
Tor Los Angeles Cal l2-l7-lm
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NOR SALE--COIONY TRACT; NEARLY
4 5000 acres in Riverside county: 1900 acres
in cultivation; one mile from stat on; E1U per
acre. easy terms HOIWAY ~ sCnEiTEk
30Y w. Second s. ~
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

TsHAM q MCKENZIE. DETECTIVE AGENCY,
233, 234, 235 StimsoD building.
lHenty years experience; reliable operators
furnished on short notice Terms reasonable
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Il ena, $4,000, mortgage s 100. for clear cas- :
ern property. HoLWAI & SCHETTER. 3 o
w. Second ~
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No. COS. S0-acre rails II vineyard at Fresno in
full caring; good soil, full wafer
right broom cottage barns; fruit
dryers; trays and sweat boxes. frice
S:a.O %; incGmbrance T6 40; TO
exchange Tor Los Angeles city prop
erty.
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No. 4152, 4Oacres at Covina. Rich soil d ed
ed water. 2, ac es in navel andlnte
Valencia oranges Just in bearing;
balance in general crops. Price
$1,000. v i'll assume or pay cash
difference for good city proJ erty.
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20 acres at Duarto, 1S acres in
finest oranges and | mons, mostly
in bearing; 2|acres alfalfa; new 4
room house, good barn. ornamental
trees, lawn and iloye ;; a fine sub
urban home. Price i 900 10 eX-
change for city property.
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rNIoN LOAN COMPANY LOANS MONEY
L on all kinds OF col ateral security watches,
diamonds, jewelry, sealskins and furniture
in lodging and boarding houses, and on pi,nos
without removal; private office for ladies,
room ll2; busines confidential. CLARK A.
SHAW, manager, rooms III and liz Stlmson
block Him
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o. 4l39. lOacres on Figueroa St, Just south
of city; all under high state of cul-
iivation. Good house, barn. well,
etc. Price $1,000 TO exchange for
city property.
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40 acres at I.amarda Park. Solid
To bearing fruits, prunes, peaches,
oranges and lemons end grapes.
Water uiped all over the land; good
rich soil Price $4,000 to exchange
for property in this city.
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NOR sALE-SNAP; $50 BUYS RELINQISH
i ment OF GAO acres fine school land plenty
of water; owner ding to Chicago this week
and must sell; this land is only Ave m lies from
station. DAY & CLARK, 119;a s Spring. 21
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nusrNrss nppnRruNIr1Es.

HOLIDAY NUPTIALS - ALL DESIRING
their faces and hair made up for The oc-
casion please make arrangements this week.
All facial bemishes removed; times wrinkles:
hair eradicated: bust deve oped; skin made
white; cheeks and lips tinted, and gray hair
restored to its natural color; backheads
moved in four days. this week only so cents.
DRs. CARPENTER & ADAMS, 252l5 S. Main
street. %
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No. GAS. 12SO-acre farm, Toteka, Kansas
Each quarter section has living
water one OF the best stock ranches
in Kansas; 600 acres cultivatabl
balance rolling land large stone
residence. good barn. Price $25
per acre clear, for Los Angeles prop
erty.
Warren sheaf., 1894-09-13
Lower Ere light r 1T, S.

The present and prospective prices
OF wheat for the present crop is not
one particularly encouraging to
farmers in the Red River Valley, even
with the very fair yields the thresh-
ing machines are turning out. With
wheat at GO cents in Minneapolis
and Duluth, the profit to the farmer
on q fifteen bushel per acre crop is
narrowed down to a very few cents
on a bushel. The cost OF seed, pre-
pairing the ground and putting in
the crops, harvesting, threshing and
marketing, and other incidentals
have all been figured down to the
lowest notch which may be expected
for some time to come and the farm
ers OF the entire Red River Valley are
naturally "doinga heap OF thinking
about the freight charges to termin-
al points, the ore item on which
no reduction has been made and
which practically remains at the
same figures as when wheat brought
the farmer double the present price.
The farmer contributes one-fonrth OF
the amount he receives for his wheat
ito the railroads for carrying it to
market, and it is little wonder that
Warren sheaf., 1894-09-13
Our Country and Our Neigh
Ao;.c

This beautiful publication byiohh
L. Stoddaid, the ihitibiis American
Traveller and lecturer, is hnw issued
In l6 parts, each part containing 1D
magnificent lialf-tone ehHfhtings =
by II inches III size, from photo
graphs, notable structures, busy
street sceles, and wonderful Views 6f
Natufe's architettbre Ill tliH Atabfl-
fas. The Great Northern Railway
has secured an edition of this art
work from the publishers, and will
furnish it to friends and patrons at
the mere cost of handling. The
parts will be delivered weekly at To
cents each, and purchasers can have
the privilege OF buying a copy OF
Graham's celebrated steel plate view
OF Niagara Falls at oqe-tenth the
regulaf retail bfite hf that ftthotis
proadttibh. Agent f. +. Whitney,
has framed copy OF the Niagara
picture hanging in the depot, and al
so hasa supply Of Part l OF "Our
Country, and he asks everybody to
call at this Office and see them. There
is certainly nothing more Instructive
than to read d gfApliit description
Of sottie Noted building, monument,
street, city, cataract, or mountain,
particularly when the scene is pictur-
ed as faithfully and grandly as sun
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seen to be appreciated. Every patri>
otic citizen is Strengthened in his ad-
and love OF country by a
perusal of this book.
Warren sheaf., 1894-09-13
MINNESOTA
State Normal Schools
WlNONA. nANKATO. ST
CLOUD AND MOOR
HEAD.

These schools ere organized for the training of
teachers for the public schools Of the state.
ORGANlZATlON.-Each school comprises two
Departments-the Normal Departme and
the Training Department OF Model school.
The Normal Department embraces:
(A) An Elementary Course for teachers of ru-
ral distrcts and elementary grades.
(B1 An Advanced Course for teachers Of advanc-
ed courses.
I. (c) A Professional Course for teachers who
have completed the required academic work
elsewhere
(D) A Kindergarten Training Course lat WI
mona, st. Cloud and MankatO).
Observation-Disclosures Of high schools and
tendent's first and second grade certihca tes
are admitted without examination. All 9TH
ers are required 10 pass an entrance exuminA-
tiOn.
EXPENSES.-Tuition Is free to all who pledge
themselves to teach in Minnesota. Text books
are furnished Mt rental Of % per year. Pro-
vision is made IN each school for economical
Rying The average cost Of furnished rooms
with b b1ard is $3 per week. Thc Ladies' Home
ut ST. Cloud offers board, furnished room. heat
and light. at $3 per week.
The new DOrmitory at Moorhead. for the same
accOmm OdltiOns. 1880 per week.
u recent act OF the Legislature
diploma becomes u state teachers certih-
cate Ut the frat grade.
The next school yenr opens Mt WinOna August
3lst; ut Mankato. August. 3Oth; Mt st. Cloud.
For free catalogues and circulars. giving fall In
formation. address the presidents as follows:
IRWIN SHEPARD. Win0na.
EDWARD SEARINts, MankntO.
JOSEPH GARHART.S st. Cloud.
LIVINGSTON G.. LORD. MOOrhead.
Warren sheaf., 1894-09-13

REFERRING to the nomination OF
Frank NJ. Eddy for congress in the
seventh district, the Fergus Falls
Journal says: Mr.. Eddy will be the
first man to represent Minnesota in
congress who was born in Minneso-
ia. He was born Mt Pleasant Grove,
Olmstead county, in 1852. He re-
sided there until 1867, when he
moved to Pope county with his par
ents, and resided on the farm until
he was % years old, when he was
elected clerk of the court, which Of
flee he still holds. He has learned
stenography, and is court reporter
Tor Judge Brown in the 10th judicial
district. He is a great student, and
has improved his time in that res
pect we'll. He is a good campaigner
and a good organizer, and will make
an aggressive campaign.