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The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-06
AMONG LOCAL ATHLETES
DOinSs in Amateur Circles in
Gymnasium and Field.
BOWLING LEAGUE MEETING
Y. NJ. c. C.Awefers' New Record.
Columbus Fair-FoOtball Looking
Up-Institutes'New Tea ms-George-
town College Athletics.

With the Yale-Cambridge International
Varsity championships of yesterday, the
outdoor season in athletics, so far as field
and track events are concerned, virtually
closed. 1t has been a season full of ex-
cellent highclass events and brimful of
surprises.
, Records have been smashed with alarm
ing and reckless frequency, and that too,
by hitherto almost unknown men True,
some of the older and more tried athletes
have held their own in some lines but not
in those lines in which it was most expected
they would, this year at least, prove in
vincible.
1t goes to show, more than in any other
line, that man who reached high-water
work or the record, is silly to stand idly
,by and believe that that is the best that
can be done. and that he is the sole owner
and proprietor OF that best" lie must al
Why's rem, tiber That there are others"
dr. -, \ CcMlNG-woNDER
The fact tat wofers, the Boston High
School boy, who had never been heard of
untii this yc..f, ran The 100 yards in
Owens time Of 4-5 seconds will not
swell his head TO the extent that he will
not try to do better. He is not that kind
TO say that ile VIII ere another season closes
make Il record OF his own and that one will
be g. seconds
Remarkable To be sure, but 1t can be
done, aud he would have done 1t, no
noubt, in the n. Y. A. C. and London
a. c. games had he been pushed.
Last week at the N. Y. A. C. annual
games he covered the 800 yards in so Ia
seconds. making a new record for that
distance. The old record was held by l..
I. Myers, who did it in 81 3-5 seconds
several years ago. 1t is an odd dista nee
and not very often run in open contests,
and has had hat few records, but at the
rate at which Wefers ran it out. a mite
over flat ten seconds for each 100 yards,
It was a remarkable performance.
LOCAL BOWLING LEAGUE.
The meeting OF delegates from tue vari-
Gus organizations represented in last years
bowling league held at the Young Mems
Catholic Club house on Friday evening
was an Informal one, called to talk over the
matter and to arrange for this seasons
bowling championship. As stated in The
Times two weeks ago, at least one and more
than likely two OF last years teams will
not be members of the league. OF course
others Will take their places, but it won't
seem much like old times, not to see the c.
A. c. team under the guidance OF Capt. Jake
Jones, whose team will more than likely
not become a member of the league this
season.
IA COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB
At present the aIl-absorbing thought at
the Columbia Athletic Club is the fair to
be held in the clubhouse from December
to IA. inclusive, as mentioned in The
Times on Friday.
Athletics are for the time being thrown
aside and all energy and strength will he
devoted to working out the details of the
coming affair.
1t is proposed TO devote the whole of the
big clubhouse to the fair. and this a lone viii
De novelty.
| The committee on decorations win have
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-06
Black Goods.

Black Goods.
20 pieces of Al-w DOL French Imperial
serces. 10 inches W Ide, extra heavy quality.
C. * l. price, SOC.
Clear-out Price, 25c.
Fine Black Mohair sicllians, 40 INCHES
l. price, T5c.
Clear-out Price, 39c.
Superior Black Brocaded Novelties, all
wool, 40 inches, new patterns. Z.
LIS nEice, f5c.
Clear-out Price, 39c.
46-inch French Imperial Sergss, Just and
price, 81.
Clear-out Price, ACC.
Finest Priestley's 46 inch silk Warp
Henriettas that c. & L. sold for S1.50.
Clear-out Price, CSC.
The very best Priestley's HENRIETTA. six
warp, 46 inches. C. & L. S $3.50 goods.
Clear-out Price, 1871.
Black Silk Figured Novelty Armures. in
the very new est concets, Il inches. c. Il
J.. sold them for 81 80.
Clear-out Price, CSC.
56inch Black Wide Vale, Diagonals
They're English woolens and 'p-to-uate
goods C. & L. sold lots of them at 81 20.
Clear-out Price, Csc.
finished &. & LIS 81 20. goods.
Clear-out Price. 69c.
Black Atwood Henriettas, 40 inches
wide, silk finished C. & LIS price was
soc.
Clear-out Price, 29c.
Finest Black siciIians. A riches vide.
taffeta finished C. 6 LIS 81 80 goods.
Clear-out Price, 79c.
Newest conceits in Rough Black Foucles,
80 inches ide. very curly. c. y L. S price,
81 90.
Clear-out Price, csc.
DomeStiCS.
Yard W ide Bleached Heavy Muslin C&
L. s price, 1-2c.
Clear-out Price, Sc. vd.
Toile du Nord Dress Ginghams, fan tyles,
C. & L. S price, IL 1-2c.
Clear-out Price, CSC.
indigo Silver Gray and Mourning Trints.
c. & L. IS price, &c.
Clear-out Price, &c.
Lancasterand Amoskeag a prom iInghams
c. & L. S price, 1-2c.
Clear-out Price, &c.
Full 1O-4 Cohasset Bleatfed sheeting.
C. L price. soc.
Clear-out Price. pc.
Fun 1o-4 Lockw God mcacled slleeting.
e. x i. S price, 25c.
Ciear-out Price, 1Sc.
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headquarters at the armery right away.
Money was appropriated to have the walls
painted and to purchase carpets A COM
mittee was appointed to take these matters
in charge and the same committee Will see
that the steps leading down to the harness
room are changed The company wants
more floor room and hopes to get it in this
way.
Drills will be commenced next Wednesday
and Capt. Forsburg intends to push matters
from this time on. Three recruits were en-.
listed at the meeting and a number of other
names have been presented for action No
decision has been reached as to whether a
successor to Lieut.. Griffiths will be chosen.
The boys are discussing the matter among
themselves. The general opinion seems to
be that no Junior first lieutenant will be
chosen Atleastno such action is likely until
the roll oes up to sixty names
The Troop will hold its first meeting OF
the fall a week from tomorrow night.
Details OF the fall W oTk will be completed
and q commencement made looking to the
celebration of the seventh anniversary in
December. The troopers promise this
time to give the org-looked-for and long
promised reception to their lady friends
At the next meeting after this drills viii
be resumed. The boys made one or two
extra marches during the hot W Gather and
feel entitled to a slight rest Just now. They
are not counting on any mounted drills this
fall unless someone turns herd OF horses
loose as Lieut. Beatty puts it. They also
feel a little agrieved at Buffalo Bill for
not inviting them to give Some exhibitions OF
Craftsmanship
Company b Second Battalion, National
Rifles, held a meeting Thursday night A
great deal of routine matter W as disposed Of
Another meeting is to be held tomorrow
night when the members of the command
viii be measured for uniforms. Non-com-
missioned officers will also be selected
Lieut. Manson W as present at the meeting,
having returned from his leave. Quarter
master Sergt c. f. Simms, of the Rifles,
resigned and Corp. E. A. Goodwin was ap-
pointed in bis place.
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JOHNNY Had Been There. !

Johnny" said the teacher, what il
the meaning of compromised
well" Eaid Johnny. "a compromise IT.
what a hoy tries to make when he has a
pocketfui of apples and good deal bigger
boy comes along and tells him that il he
DOESN'T give up those apples. he will get
hH face pushed in.-Somerville journal.
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When She Went.

"No diinner?'' he asked
mo, John; nothing but cold meat TO-
night" she answered.
whats the matter?' he inquired
why, you see, it was just this way" she
explained. Mrs. Barker called this after
noon, and while was explaining to der my
theories regarding the management OF serv-
ants so as to make them contented, and
also get the most work out of them, why
why"
Yes. What happened?"
why the cook got all her things together
andslipped out the back way without saying
a word. Chicago Post.
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Mems Goods.

Mems Ncckw in every shape. light and
dark silkk G. & LIS price. 25c.
Clear-out Price, 2 for 25c
Mems Finest Silk scarfs. in the newest
shapes and latest weavings; any shape.
C. & LIS price. 75c. and soc.
Clear-out price, 25c.
Mems Pure Silk Carriers, in every color;
full length; good width of web. c. & LIS
price. 2oc-
Clear-out Price, &c.
Mems Pure Linen Collars. in every size
and shape. c. & LIS price. loo.
Clear-out Price, Sc.
Mems Pure Linen Cuffs. in all shapes and
sizes. CO L.'sDrice, 2oc.
Clear-out Price, 2 for 25c
Mems UDlaundered Linen. Bosom Shirts
C. Il LIS price, soc.
Our Price, 39c.
Men'sLa undcrcd Shirts, pure linen bosoms
G. & LIS price. zoe
Clear-out Price, 53c.
Mems Fine Numbered Shirts. reinforced
linen bosonis c. * l. price. 81
Clear-out Price, SIC.
Mems Top Shirts in madras and eheviot.
good weights. q & LIS prices. 75c. and
Clear-out Price, 25c.
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Clear-out Price, 35c.
Mems Hose.

ooiors and styies' G. Is price s5o.
Clear-out Price, &c.
Mems Regular Baibrigan Hose, high
spiiced heel and toes. G. & LIS price. 25c.
Clear-out Price, 13c.
Mems Extra Quality Isle Hose. silk
embroidered. black and colors. C. u LIS
price. Doe.
Clear-out Price, 23c.
Mems Fine SILK HOSE. double sole,
high spliced heel and toe. G. & J. price.
79c-
Clear-out Price, ACC.
Mems Atwood Hose. double yarn. extra
woven sole. c. LIS price, soc
Clear-out Price, pc.
and double toe. c. Is price, csc.
Clear-out Price, 33c.
Ladies' Underwear.
lar made. c. & LIS price, 81.
Clear-Out Price, SOC.
short sleeves. c. LIS price, soc.
Clear-out Price, 25c.
Ladies' White Lambs Wool Underwear
c. 4 LIS price. S1.50.
Clear-out Price, CSC.
ladies' Atwood Red Medicated Under
wear. c. & LIS price, 81.
Clear-out Price, SOC.
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Innings.

LII III iSor
Best Cambrics. C. & LIS price. &c.
Clear-out Price, &c.
IL &c.
Clear-out Price, nc.
limitation Hair Cloth. C. & LIS price.
Clear-out Price, Sc.
Linen finished Canvas. c. LIS price.
Clear-out Price, SC.
Best PercaIine and French Lining sateens.
c. & LIS price. Zoe:
Clear-out Price, PIC.
Annnen Canvas. C. & LIS price. 25c.
Clear-out Price, 12Hc.
Genuine Fiber Chamois. C. & LIS price.
35c.
Clear-out Price, 29c Yd.
Genuine Hair Cloth c.. & LIS price, Csc.
Clear-out Price, 39c.
Blankets g. Comforts.
Atwood Blankets. full liza. in white
only: Extra heavy and soft c. * LIS
Clear-out Price, $50.
Heavy White Wool Blankets, full IA.
price. So.
Clear-out Price, 200.
sz White &C. W9Ol . B BIse s. good grade full
Clear-out Price, 1.35.
Gray Wool Blankets geSd size and
Clear-out Price, Csc.
Gray Blankets, good size and weight.
C. & LIS price, zoe.
Clear-out Price, SIC.
Figured sateen Comforts. in all colors.
pretty patterns: clean. white cotton filled.
c. & L IS price. So.
Clear-out Price, LIZ.
sateen Comforts. full lined. large size.
G. & LIS price. S1.50.
Clear-out Price, 95c.
Extra Fine French sateen Comforts. zeal
down. lined. c. & LIS price. 81.
Clear-out Price, 4.9S.
Children'S Underwear,
Children's Atwood Underwear. regular
made. c. & LIS price. 15c.
Clear-out Price, 43c.
Children's Medium sized Underwear C.
& LIS Doe goods
Clear-out Price, 29c.
Children's sman-sized Merfno Vests. c.
& LIS 3Oc. goods
Clear-out Price, 1sc
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Coats.
REFER, N three sI buttons. 'f Real Value. S..
Our Price, 2.eS.
Black Beaver Coats. three-button REFER,
ripple back, melon sleeve. new lapel This
is nobby garment. Real value. 50.
Our Price, AIS.
Finest Black Boucle Coats, large melon
sleeves. Columbus lapel, deep collar. Real
value, SO.
Our Price, 4.oS.
Imported Rough Boucle Coats, two button
REFER, Columbus lapel. ripple back, Franklin
collar and fancy buttons This is dead
swell garment. Real value. Sl4.
Our Price, $50.
Nobby Covert Refers and English Rough
Boucle Jackets. with Franklin collars and
Columbus lapel. new fun skirt, ripple back.
some all satin lined. Real value. SCI.
Our Price, 1000.
All Satin Lined Astrakan Refers, fancy
buttons, full ripple back. melon sleeves,
Real value. SIG.
Our Price, 500.
Tony English Dousle Jackets, melon sleeves
Our Price, II. SO.
CapeS.
Appliaued Circular Capes, 145 inches
sweep, handsomely embroidered. made on
extra quality beaver. Real value, 81.
Clear-out Price, 5. 90.
All satin-Hned Astrakan Capes. fun rip
pie sweep, new storm collar. Worth 81
Clear-Out Price, SIS.
Rain-proor Plush Capes. full sweep. rha-
dame lined, bear edge, storm collar. Worth
S14.
Clear-out Price, $50.
Extra Quality Plush EmbTeiderea capes,
Angora edge. full sweep Worth Sl4.
Clear-out Price, s.
Finest SILK Astrakan Capes, all satin
lined, Sc inches long Worth SIS.
Clear-out Price, 1850.
Imported Beaver A ppliGued Double Capes,
$50. so.
Clear-out Price, 14.75.
Russian Astrakan Cloth Capes. all satin
lined. real skunk edging, ITO inches sweep.
Actual value. $50
Clear-out Price, 1850.
Real Uterine Plush Capes. warrantedrain-
proof. all rhadame lined. fine bear edge.
Worth $40.
Clear-out Price, 1000.
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Silks.


40 pieces of Genuine Wash silks. all col
ors. GODS that wash ana wear well. They
sold for zoe. at c. & LIS.
Clear-Out Price, Sc per yd.
Fine Fancy Figured Changeable Silks, all
Sold for csc, at c. & LIS.
Clear-out Price, soc
Finest Black Satin Duehesse, brilliant
luster, extra heavy. warranted for dress
wear. c. & LIS price. 80.
Clear-out Price, csc.
80 pieces Black Brocaded Gros Grains,
newest patterns. EXTRA heavy quality. guar
anteed to wear. G. & L. S price, 81 20
Clear-out Price, 75c.
Fancy Figured Changeable Taffetas, In the
latest patterns. an the best combinations.
c. i LIS.
Clear-out Price, 69c.
Finest Black Satin Rhadame, % inches
wide: heavy quality. G. 4 LIS price was
Clear-out Price, S5c per yd.
Black and Colored All-snk surahs. Sold
for 75c, at c. & LIS.
Clear-out Price, 39c.
Black Brocaded satins, in new; large de-
signs. superior quality. Were S1.50.
Clear out Price, 75c.
Pink. Yellow. Lavender, Black and Light
Blue Chrysanthemum Crepes, all silk. c.
& LIS price, roc.
Clear-out Price, 39c.
Black Brocaded Satin Damasse. massive
figures, 22-inch. extra heavy grade. C. *
/. q price, S2.2o.
Clear-out Price, LAO.
Black P Pc de Sole, sublime quality, re
Clear-out Price, 1.5O.
COrSetS.
Thompson's "CUIRAsSE" Corsets, glove
fitting. c. & Ii price. S1.75.
Clear-out Price, 79c.
Thompson's "R. & H" corsets. c. &
LIS price, 81.
Clear-out Price, SOC.
R; & G. corsets that We're 81 at C. &
Clear-out Price, 69c.
price, 75c-
Clear-out Price, 39c.
Thomnson's e. corssts: kid glove fit,
Clear-out Price, CSC.
R. & g, Corsets, regular sizes. C. & LIS
price, SIPS.
Clear-out Price, SOC.
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Englisllman and TeIegrapb Ttcker

Englisiiman and Telegraph Ticker
An Englshman who Is now in New York
and is sending home TO the London Graphic
his impressions, which obviously are not
intended to be accurate, was much inter
ested In the telegraph ticker found in
American hotels that gives the stock quo
tatlons- or il he writes: In its way il is
impressive. this little automaton. as it
clicks out good and i'll to those who listen
more impressive than Wall street which
bears too close a resemblance to a Chocta w
village going to battle to be very awe-iu-
spring. As it purrs and splits it seems to
fashion its messages into a jerky song.
Perhaps this is what it says:
"Purr- Purr-Purr-C1ick.
Now here's the chance for you,
Dollars and mansion-ciick-on FffA
avenue
Purr-Purr- Purr-P urr,
Be an Astor when you're through.
Purr-Purr- Purr- Click
But we can't stop here for you.
"Tss-Tss-Tss- Click.
We're slipping down again,
Piling up the fortunes of-Tss- Tss-th,
other men.
Tss -Tss- TssTss,
Did we strike your iimit?-then-
Tss-Tss- Tss-Clicki
You may now start life again"
-s -
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Ladies' Hose.

Ladies' Fine SILK Embroidered Llsle Hose.
| all coIors. C. & LIS price, soc.
Clear-out Price, 23c.
Ladies' Black Boots. fancy tops. doubI,
| heel and toe. c. & LIS price 81.
Clear-out Price, SOC.
Ladies' White and Brown Hose. regular
made. double soled. C. s. LIS price. CSC.
Clear-Out Price, he.
Ladies' BLACK SILK HOSE. high spliced
Clear-out Price, 9Sc.
.Ladles' Black Isle Hose. some all black
others with white heels and toes. extra
quality. c. & LIS price. !5c
Clear-Out Price, 33C.
One lotof about 90 dozen Ladies' Fancy
Colored Hose that Carhart & Leidy sold
for 25c to soc pair. The
Clear-out Price, 12Hc.
40 dozen Black and Colored Aliwooi
Hose. c. & LIS price. soc.
Clear-out Price, 25c.
Mems Underwear.
Mems Fine Merino Underwear. regular
made. c. & LIS price. Sc
Clear-out Price, S9c.
Mems Superior Wool Underwear, fun reg
uIar made. c. & LIS price. 81.
Clear-out Price, soc.
Mems Atwood Underwear clean new
goods. G. & LIS price. 81 10
Clear-Out Price, 69c.
Mems Finest Lambs Wool UNDERWEAR
C. LIS 81 goods
Clear-out Price, 1.13.
Mems Red and GRAY ATWOOD Underwear
winter weight. C. & LIS price. $3.50.
Clear-out Price, 75c.
Mems Natural Lambs Wool Underwear.
G. x LIS price. $50.
Clear-out Price, 1.39.
Mems Pure Wool Medicated Red Under
wear. C. & LIS price. 81.
Clear-out Price, 1.19
Underwear. c. s. LIS price, s.. 50.
Clear-out Price, 1.39.
Children'S Hose
Lot1-Children's White and Fancy Bose.
regular made. c. & LIS price. 2oc.
Clear-out Price, sc.
Lot 2-CbiIdren's Fine White ard ''ol9red
Hose. double spliced heel and toe. c. .
LIS price, csc.
Clear-out Price, lie.
Lot 3-Children's Fine Isle Hose. black
and coIors. double sole. &. q l. : price.
40c.
C1ear-out Price, 25c.
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AWAY THEY 90 -


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LaCeS.

AoNOoI
One lot of Torchon and valenciennes
Laces. and a few cam brio edgings, that
sold at c. 6 LIS from to SC. per yard.
Clear-out Price, 1c.
Better Torchop and valenciennes ,-aces.
new patterns. c. LIS price. Toe.
Clear-out Pr ice, SC.
Hamburg .Edgings. all widths, pretty
designs: G. LIS price, 15c.
Clear-out Price. &c.
Medium and wide Oriental Laces. clean
goods G. & LIS price, 25c.
Clear out Price, lie.
sive patterns. C. G LIS price. 35c.
Clear-out Price, nc.
All the Laces that sold from % to soc.
at c. LIS at the
Clear-out Price, 19c.
Extra wide Orientals and Black Silk
Bourbon Laces. C. & L IS price. soc.
Clear-out Price, 23c.
Finest SILK Laces in Bourbon and Point
d'Esprit. that were 60 and &C. at c. Il l. IS.
at the
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Fur Capes.

Fur CapeS.
Real French Coney Fur Capes. all satin
lined. storm collar. Worth S12.
Clear-out Price, $50.
Best French Coney Capes, 80 inches long.
full sweep. Worth SIG.
Clear-out Price, $50.
Real Electric Seal Capes, with fine bear
collar and. edge. Sells regular for $50.
Clear-out Price, a..
Russian Wool Seal Capes. thibet and bear
collar. fine Rhadme lining. Full value
$50
Clearing-out Price, II.
Best Russian woolsealCapes. SIX unk collar,
full sweep. thirty inches long. True value.
$35.
Clear-out Price, $500.
Genuine Electric SealCapes. realbear collar
and edge, fancy brocade, satin lined, seal
skin facing. Worth So
Clear-out Prit ), $500,
The very finest Russian Wool Seal Capes
real bear collar and edGing. fancy brocade
satin lining. True value $50.
Clear out Price, sc.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-28
.OSPER, SMITH 4 CANNON,
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE. LOANS,
421 etimson Block,
FOR SAL E--CITY PROPERTY

FOR SAL E--CITY PROPERTY
5000 lots with 4-room house, fruit trees,
flowers, etc, near Central ave.
%ll0O Il OF 50xl1S with 4-room cottage, on
Bryant ave.
$24OO-4X acres near Central ave. electric
line. suitable for lots and full-bearing fruit
trees.
$780, lots with good house on Pirtle st.
S2O0O-7-room cottage with all In odern con-
veniences on West Sixteenth ST.
S20O-Beautiful lots in Vernon; some in
bearing fruits.
$o5UO-5 acres on Central ave.; improve
meRts
sac 600 income property on Broadway; 80
feet frontage
$2l ,o0O-Large and beautiful home in the
Bonnie Brae tract.
FOR sALE-CoUNTRY PROPERTY
$30r-25 acres on electric car line, near
city; good house, orange trees etc.
S23UO-5 acres fruit and alfalfa lands; i'm
provements worth the price.
$50 per acre-Choice fruit barley and wheat
land Water in abundance
$75 to s 90 per acre-Choice fruit and al
falfa land near the city.
S2500-Charming little home at Burbank
laid out in fruits and f1owers easy TERMS
S2O0O-A home of 10 acres at San Fernando;
plant ed to fruit; only 5000 cash.
$3.50 per acre-Land at Moneta; with water
Sl5O0-16O acres AL soil in artesian belt;
improved.
And many other bargains too numerous to
mention. Call and be convinced. 26-2S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


CARDWELL & FRIESE--
~ 139 n. Spring street
Have lodging houses with from 80 to 10
rooms on Spring. Broadway, Olive, W. Sixth
and +. Seventh streets for sale from 800 to
$1,000.
We also have number ofgood grocery stores
from $500 to $500.
Also butcher shops from $40 to $3.50.
Fruit and cigar stands from $15 to $3.50.
We have houses and lots in all parts OF the
city from $500 to $1,000. We have lots of
property in this and a number OF other states
for sale or trade.
We also have gilders and manufacturers OF
room mouldings and pictur, frames business
for sale cheap including all necessary tools
We have C. nice lot OF acreage property to sell
or trade
Money to loan on good real estate security.
Our Office is headquarters for business
chances.
Partner wanted with small amount of money
to engage in good paying business.
Fruit and candy store with all fixtures and
good lease; doing good business; rent only
~ per month; will sell for 5000 or will take
partner.
Call andlist your property with us.
CARDWELL & FRIESE,
2e&3l l33 N. Spring ST.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-28
TRACT OF HOMES
ORDER BOWS ADAMS STREET TRAc,

$500 to 5000 will buy the finest building lot
in the city, fronting Adams street-S2 feet
wide. Twenty-eighth street, 100 feet wide,
both lined with fine pam trees; Twenty
seventh street and Twenty-ninth street. Lots
all 80 feet front, alleys in rear; cement walks
and curbs, streets graded, graveled and
sprinkled; street trees planted Rich loan
soil, so feet higher than Figueroa street, grand
view of the mountains, building clause. Visit
this tract and see the many fine homes being
built. Only 10 minutes ride from Second and
Spring SITS. on the new double electric cars
down Central ave. Once on the tract. Free
carriage. For maps prices and all informa-
ton write or call on
24-tf ORDER 4 DOW, 1897 s Broadway