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The record-union., 1895-01-07
LOsT-FOUED.

T OST-A SCOTCH TERRIER; ANSWERS
j. by the name OF Bobby; right ear hangs
down. Return to GRUHLER'S SALOON
522 street, and receive reward. ja7-3t*
T CST-A PUG DOG. ANSWERING To
IL The name OF "Pug'; scar from burn on her
back. Finder return TO 1925 e street and re-
ceive reward. ia5-2t*
7 OST-A YOUNG NEWFOUNDLAND
IL dog, six months old; is black in color and
answers to the name of "Don;" when lost had
on leather collar with tag No 399. Return
10 ooo street and receive reward. ja4-3t+
GTRATED-FROM 1917 ] STREET. ONE
y small Jersey COW; had a rope halter on
The Under will be rewarded upon returning
same. G. II. GRlFFEE ia4-3t*
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GROCERIES,.

. CANS SUGAR CORN FOR csc; CANS
> tomatoes, 25c; 3 cans oysters, 25c; cotto-
lene 35c can; good raisins, 6 pounds for 25c;
sugar-cured hams, IL 1ac; 10 bars soap, 25c;
good tea, 25c pound. BEESLE1 Il SON
Boston Cash Market, SO X street.
HAMS, sUGAR-CURED, 111Ic, CREAM
i i cry butter, 40c; good potatoes, G0c sack;
olives, 20c quart; fine pruneS, &c pound.
BEESLE1 son, $40 K street.
UlHE BOSTON CASH MARKET IS THE
i live grocery store whose business is con-
stanty increasing. Strictly cash enables us
TO sell low. IL you want to save nicI1els
dimes and dollars you Will buy your groceries
at BEESLEI & SONS, $40 * street.
DILEY'S GROCERY, TENTH AND E.
IL Good butter, 40 to i sc per roll; creamery
butter, SOC; SouSed mackerel. 20c for cans
deviled ham, ~ for 25c: q, 2 tor 1oc; corn
beef, 15c Tor Pm can; sardines, 1Oc can.
J1INE MOUNTAIN BUTTER, 2OC POUND:
Il o bars soap, csc. Our Taste Hams, lac
pound; bacon, 12c pound. SIMONS IL son,
SIS X street.
~ BARS SOAP. 25c; BEST ROLLED
lU oats and wheat. &c pound; morning
meal, 1Oc package, or in bulk sc pound:
large bottle OF pickles or chowchow, 25c.
SIMONS d son.
SEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
~ friends In the East.
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HALIFORNIA PRODUCTS. u PARTY
~ from the East desires to represent agri-
cultural or mining Developments; is well in-
dOrSed here. Address ALFRED " ALDRON,
7O6 street.
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FOR SALE.

EyOR SALE-A SPLENDID NEW MATH-
l. ushek piano. which came into our posses
sion i'll the way OF trade; will be sold al a bar
gain. The piano can be ordered direct from
factory if purchaser prefers. Inquire at this
Office.
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SIc TWELFTH STREET,. ROWE, SEC
ClO Ond-hand and new harness, saddles,
etc., bought, sold, exchanged or repaired.
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1901 n REET-FURNISHED FRONT
ltC1 room; suitable Tor l or 2 gentlemen.
Apply Egan Bros Cigar Store, S2l X st. 7-$}*
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PERSONALS.

DRAC1lCAL GENTLEMAN'S NURSE;
L Mansion House. room 64. top floor. Tele-
pnone 446. Also medlcated baths.
JUST ARRIVED, a NEW LOT OF THOSE
q popular hearI-shaped and butterfly picture
frames; Il choice assortment OF the latest nov
elites in fancy work ana crepe tissue paper.
MISS l.. SCHUBERT, 1014 Eighth street.
o1 FOR CLEANING WATCHES, 81 FOR
y L mainsprings; all WORK guaranteed. 419
X street, next to Metropolitan Theater. Cash
paid for old gold and silver.
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GUPERFULCUS HAIR PERMANENTLY
y removed by electricity quick and painless.
room 81, 912 Seventh street.
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A CCOUNTANT-BOOK EXAMINED, ,AD-
"A Justed and kept; charges reasonable. J.
SCOII, 1909 Second street, between j and X.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN annual meeting OF stockholders of the
Germania Building and Loan Association of
the City OF sacramento, for the election of Di-
rectors, and such other business as may be
brought before it, Will be held at it's office
1O11 Fourth street, Sacramento. on MON
o'clock. J. HAHN, President. H. ]. GoE-
THE, Secretary. d2S-2w
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o1 WILL BUY So WORTH OF CLOTH
y L ing, boots and shoes or gents furnishing
goods at the new store, started at 726 X
street, opposite the Postoffce.
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GEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
y friends in the East.
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~ : NJ STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
iO sunny rooms, ell suite or single two
DIockS from State Capitol. ja5-6t*
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NJ SSENGERS-NONE BUT RELIABLE:
WI new company. BERT KATZENSTEIN,
Manager. Office, 612 X 81. Telephone 474.
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N7ANTED-A GIRL TO DO LIGHT
w housework; must sleep at home Apply
1906 l street. it,
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WANTED TO BUY-A SMALL COT
w tage. fencing. etc; am ready to remove
1t from lot III snort oruer. Address, with
price, location, ETC, Box 20, this office ja5-2t*
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WANTED.

GOOD COOK, BAKER AND HOUSE
VI keeper, by a young woman with bright boy
3 years old, wants work. Address COOK,
this office. ia7-2t#
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JAPANESE YOUNG MAN WANTS STU
sJ alton to 90 houSework, cnamDerwork and
help cook; city. address NJ. TSUMMI, Post
Office Box G5. ia5-5t*
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JGIIl NINTH STREET A NIGEL
lUi12 furnished large front room.

NEW MODERN, SIX ,LARGE-ROOM
~ cottage and small room for servant; gas,
hot and cold water, bath, patent closet; rooms
nnely tinted and decorated; five blocks from
state Capitol; six blocks rom new PostOffice.
Southwest corner Eighth and q streets.
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HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS WITH ALL
ii modern Improvements; bath and gas
Located on line OF street cars at Twentieth
and Z streets. Apply next door. d31-lW
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w NTANTED-PARTIES WHO ARE LOOK
w ing for a paying business to investigate
a newly patented article with view TO Sc
curing state and county rights. Address II.
f., this Office. ia5-3t*
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-13
NO POOR FUND.
Iron County Paupers In FInan-
cial Distress.
The Poor Fund is Overdrawn and
Poor Orders Rejected by the
Stores-The New Officers.

The county board of supervisors met
Tuesday md convened all day. Much
talking but little work was the result,
though the board accomplished the pur-
pose OF the meeting, namely. the
removal of the superintendcnts of the
poor. Snpt. Raher rendered his rcsigna-
tion 10 The board and IL was after much
debate and being once rejected. finally
accepted. Supts. Roberts and Burt,
however, let the work OF official decapi-
tation go on and were summarily
removed from Office. Messrs. Andrew
Young. of Stnmbaugh, X. II. Hollow, of
Crystnl Falls and Ole Peterson, superin-
tendent of the county poor house. were
appointed by the board to I'LL the va
cancies. Whether the ousted officials
will permit the matter 10 drop where il
is, is not yet known. The charges
preferred and on which the removals
were based were official misconduct and
incompetency.
The poor of Iron county are in ~ very
critical financial condition as thecharges
against the deposed commissioners state
that the poor fund has been over drawn
to the amount of several thousand dol
lars nnd the stores ~ the county refuse
to furnish supplies on poor orders.
This makes bonding the county almost
u necessity, as the poor must be cared
Tor and cannot bc without money.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-13

a Hurley tirHpntUn oi the ninth gives
the following outline of the iron trade
condition on the Gogrbic range: "Ihc
revival of activity III iron products
gives a healthier tone tu trade comdi.
tions here. set IL Is generally felt that the
revival oI trade here has not been com
nensurato with the revival of the iron
business generally. This Is due to the fact
TINT our large mines, which make the
season price, sold Their entire output nt
an unnecessarily low figure, in view of
recent developments. The great Norrie
mine set the pace ~ So 90 aud the Au-
rora, Iron Belt aud Montreal * Atlantic
followed suit. So the miners wages are
no better than last season. But there
is small dnngcr ot serious hlbor trouble,
fhcunsucccsSful outcome oI last scnsOn's
gIent strike having had a wholesome cdu-
cufiDpn effect. The men in general are
content 90 Rfcrpt present wages in view
of the improved outlook for next season.
The Northern Clii6i Irun company,
which owns the foe to nearly all The inn
pOrtant properties on the Wisconsin end
81 the range, reports thut capital is
seeking investment here nnh that they
hnve numerous offers Tor cnch Of their
properties, including the Gcrmania,
taroy. Superior, Pence and IlcnncpIu.
Much ssatisInction is cyinccd loconlly
bccnuss OF the expressive royalties de-
mandcd by ihc Nnrthprn fhifI company.
The feeling prcvnils that the Gugcbir
outlook h better than ever before, be-
cause oI it's ability TO produce the high
grade bcsscmcr now IN such demand"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-13
MINING NOTES.


There is some talk Of resuming opera
tions mt the Appleton mine, which is
located about five miles distant from
Norway. The property Is now full Of
water. Its nearest ncighhor, the Lorefto,
is active, and working a moderate force
OF men as compared TO the size OF its ore
deposit. The later, while not large. Is
generally Of excellent quality The man
agcmcnt has becnconsiderably pcrplexed
on account of the peculiar notion OF the
enclosing formation at this point, aud
scarcely yet know just how they are sit
tlatcd with reference to The latter. The
I.oretto received considerable attention
due To the notice IL received in DR.. n. II.
Hnlst's paper ON the eeplegy oI the Me.
nominee range, the claim, or prediction,
being made that il occupied n position
with reference 10 the limestone just op-
posite from that of other mines ON the
McnOmince. Were this n correct read
ing IL suggested n great field FOR further
exploration and added mines. The
point is one that has not been clearly
demonstrated as yet. We have been in
formed that limestone hns been seen on
both sides ~ the Loretto location. In
one of the drifts now bcng run in the
mine very pretty sandstone Is found.
although II has no commercial impor-
tance, ana ~ not kindly looked upon by
the managcment.--lr Ore.
For the first time in nenrly two years
train load ~ orc will leave the Sheridan
mine this afternoon. Last Saturday
orders were received hy Section Foreman
Brady TO get hlc track into the Sheridan
mine in shape for the hnlling oi cars
over il. At the same time Capt Gull
grcn received word 20 hire men and ms
soon ns cars were received 10 begin load
ing ore Capt. Gulgren informs ms that a
sale of ten thousand tons nf orc has been
made and will le Immediately shipped.
The remaining ten thousand tons will
probably also he disposed oi hy the time
the first il loaded. Twenty-Five men are
working today, Reporter
There is nothing OF grcnt interest tn
report nom the mines al this city. The
Penn company continues To ship iis
daily product and what can hc lOndcl
by its steam shovel from stockpiles; and
the Arngon ships its CASTLE, and stock
piles, the lower grades, awaiting better
prices.
The Aragon has abpnt 105, 900 tons
~ ore in stock, and is sending out only
its first grade ore. The west drift is now
under the ciiy hall and the ore shows a
width of Eighteen io twenty feet Cur
rent.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-13

Attorney General Maynard, In nm
opinion given 10 lnbor Commissioner
Morse brings up manufacturers who are
attempting 20 avoid the child labor
clause in tho new inctory inspection law
with n round turn. Manufacturers have
attempted Go get around the law by sub
letting contracts. Col. Morse says that
his inspectors found that tho law was
being evaded by many OF the manuiac..
turcrs IN Detroit, Grand Rapids and
other cities. The attorney general holds
tlat no child under fourteen years OF age
shall be allowed, suffered or permitted
TO labor In any manner In anv fnctory,
owned, operated or controlled by any
company, whether said child isemploycd
and pnid directly 10y the institution or
an agent or contractor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-13
Wednesday Night.

On Wednesday evening oi next week
Crystal Falls will be accorded an enter
tainment of nature never before given
in this ritv. Prof. Hedden, of Buffalo,
N. v. will I've at the Parks lnilding.
under the Odd Fellows hall, with
Edison's great invention, the improved
phonograph. Hand music, singing and
clocutionary selections viii be repro
dnced hy the phonograph. A local
singer win also render song which viii
bc reproduced two minutes later by the
improved phonograph. 80 clearly that
the audience will plainly recognize the
voice OF the singer. No ear-tubes are
used, NJ this new instrument can be
heard by an audience OF 1000 people
without the assistance of tubes. Prof.
Hcddcn has been secured for Wednesday
night through the Efforts OF a number oi
Crystal Falls gentlemen who are lovers
of music and science. and who have
guaranteed him u "house." The press
comments given the professor are highly
complimentary, he having appeared mt
Grand Rapids three times and at Mari
nettc twice in four weeks. The admls-
sion price for adults Is twenty-five cents
and for children fifteen cents.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-13
aMaeklnae. Formerly mIehIllmaeklnse.

The above IL the title Of n book recent
ly written by Col. John X. Bailey, at
tcnding surgeon at Fort Mackinac, and
published by Darius y. rhorp, ni Lans-
ing. The book is a history Of the island
from its discovery To the present time.
The materials were collected from many
authentic sources and supplemented by
the authors tifty years of personal
thecnpturc by the British and It's recap
ture by the United States IL given. As an
hiutorical production the book N a valn-
able one, giving details vf matters here
toforc scarcely mentioned.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-13
FORTUNE LAKES.
One Of the Finest Outing Resorts In the Upper
Peninsula Near Crystal Falls.


Peninsula Near Crystal Falls.
Few people in Crystal Falls seem to
realize the fact that they have within a
short distance of their homes one of the
finest outing resorts 10 he iound in the
upper peninsula. But, nevertheless, such
IL the plain truth. About four miles enst
OF town, ON the Iron River-Crystal Falls
road, are located the Fortune chain ~
lakes, placing within hall nm hours drive
Of the town people, M interesting place
for day or "A weeks outing as could be
wished for. The lakes are three in num-
ber, connected by channels sufficiently
wide to permit of convenient rowing; the
banks are high. dry and healthy and in
many places cleared of timber and
covered with fine growths oil grass,
nffording excellent locations for tents.
The water is clear and abounds with fish.
Pickcral. perch and bass are numerous,
even more 80 than in many lakes more
distant from town. where people go Tor
short outings. Springs of clear, cold
water arc located at different points
about the lakes and boats can be rented
at the landing near the Fortune Lakes
bridge, By the hour, day or week and
may he engaged in advance by applica-
tion 10 Daniel Bagley. The only reason
THE DIAMOND DRILL cnn see why Crystal
Falls people do not 60 there more often
IL hat the lakes are 40 near town, u fnct
that certainly should not he considered
fault. The road to the lakes IL In
excellent condition and a pleasure to
drive over.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-13
Mnrauette Ranre.

The Cleveland Htnaiite mine is still
working, but viii probably soon close.
Before pulling out, however, ar invita-
tiOn viii be extended to kcNcrll mining
men Ia take trip through thcproperly
Ii ~ the desire al the management 20
hnve the mine examined befuie tile clos-
ure. 1t IL generally the cnsc that where
property il abandoned that many
men will nfteraard report that there
was plenty of ore to le irid it the time
operations ceased. Ii is to silence such
tongues that nn inspection will he innde
la which many prominent miners Will
participate.
IL has NOT been definitely settled by
the management of the Clevehnd-Cliffs
company that work will be resumed at
the Foster mine. Esiimntes hnyc been
secured on changing the machinery plant
from the Fitch 20 the Foster, but il rs
hardly probable that the company will
make the change. The Foster ore docs
not command a price that will allow oi
any margin for the mining under the
present condition Of tie market. Iron
Ore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-13

There will be n joint teachers institute
between the teachers OF Dickinson and
Iron counties, held at Iron Mountain
early IN October. The corps Of instfuc-
tors IL composed OF some of the foremost
educators IN the country, among them
being Col. Pnrkcr, of the Illinois State
Normal, Prof Chccver, Of the Milwaukee,
Wis, State Normal and State Snperin-
tcndont oI Instruction Pattcnglll. Ar.
rnnQcments hayo been made for the frce
entertainment ni teaohers from Iron
enuufy
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-13

The Michigan Press association, sixty
strong, in two special slcepcrs, passed
through Milwaukee Wednesday night. on
the Chicago. Milwaukee x ST. Paul mil-
way, bound to st. Paul, Minneapolis,
Duluth and The north shore of Lake
Superior, on their annual tour. At the
twenty seventh nnnunl meeting, Wcdnes-
day, at Benton liarbor, Editor Chase >.
Osbnrn, OF the Sault Ste. Mnric Ncws,
mna clcclcd president.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-13

Nicholas Nciyback. Of the Dunn mine.
IN the owner Of n COW which strnycd
from that place last Tuesday. and has
not been seen since. The cow is red
one with dark stripes, white spot on
right side, star on forehead, old scar on
right hip, large crooked horns, had q
bell on when last seen. Any inIorma-
tion concerning wherea bouts of the same
will be gratefully received by Matt Hur'
ia, Crystal Falls.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-13

Attorney ShermanT. Handy was called
10 his old homo at Morpcth, Ontario,
Saturday last hy % tplegntm, announcing
the death nt thnt plnoo ~ his mother,
and derartcd az onoe 0n Ills sad visit,
Nr. Hnndy has the sympathy oI rryslal
Fails people in his sad aiIliction. lilo
will return next week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-13

A Marinettc woman is afflicted with
leprosy and considerable speculation Is
riic ms Co what disposal should be mado
of the patient, as the state Of Wisconsin
has mo- refuge for lcpers. The state
board oI health has been notified.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-13
Hlstory Rsnsais.

The Norway base ball club furnished
the nine victims necessary for the carry
ing out OF the base ball part of the Flor
ence Fourth of July program. Florence
offered a flfty-dollar prize and expenses
for the visiting club and invited Crystal
Falls To take part in the sport, but the
Falls boys had "bccn there" once before
on n like invitation and though they
played all around the Florence club,
could not reach the umpire, and knew
what to expect from the Florence crowd.
Norway, however, accepted the challenge
and went to Florence. History repeated
itself. Florence was overmatched, hut
the umpire was too "strong" for the
Norway players. At the end of the
fourth inning the score stood Norway
seven aud Florence four. Now says
the Norway Current in speaking Of the
game, began the dirtiest work ever seen
ON n ball ground ON tho range, the UNI
pire going 80 Tar as to any to n Florence
pli,yer who was put out at first, knew il
and started TO come In: What do you
mean there? Play ball. get back to
your base Florence WIS out-played
having made but one base hit in four
innings" The Norway club has chal-
lengcd the Florence team 20 play for
500 on neutral grounds, with the same
players. The treatment received by the
Norway club N not a surprise 10 players
up this way.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-13

Aroni Tcrsndri and Miss Celcstina
Romeri, of the Shaicr location. strollcd
into the Office of the county clerk yestcr-
day morning and were granted a mnrri-
nee license. They viii be married Mon
day.
The herald., 1895-10-13
FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE
-~--~0--~~-~--~~-~-~O~-~-~--
Houses and Lots

FOR SALE
MOORE & PARSONS.
A few of uur houses ana lots. Look
them over and come in and see some
more. We can suit you. We have the
bargains.
$lO0O-New 5-,oom house, 25-ft lot, E.
Fifteenth st.
$l15O-Very neat 4-room house, close
in near Seventh.
$2l0O-Twelfth st. near Vernon, rooms,
modern.
$22OO-New Groom house, Twelfth and
Burlington.
$2450-New 2-story Colonial, Il. Twen-
ty-seventh; bargain.
S250O-24 rooms near Santa Fe depot.
$315u-Fine new s.room Colonial house
on Ingraham st. Elegantly finished in
side, 60x120.
$.0OO-Large lot on Hill ST., close in
with cottages which rent steadily; 50x
1866; high and the finest site in the city
for flats. A snap.
$4I50-3 modern houses near Washing
ton st. 9 OF rooms, of s. New all of
them, and lots. all for $4l50 for few
days. This muse go.
: S6500-7 rooms, Olive, bet First and
Second, 60-ft lot.
$75oo-EIegant hardwood finished o.
highest ground. Everything the best
money will buy. Speaks for itself.
$40. 500-Large lot 12%x165. Olive, bet.
Second and Third, very close in, with 10
room house. Beautiful site for rooming
house or fiat. AS an investment this can
not be excslled Tor future profit.
Residences in all parts of the city. Our
list Is complete. We have the very house
you want. See if we haven't.
MOORE & PARSONS,
Real Estate and Loan Brokers
s. e. cor. Second and Broadway. 13
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For EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE
A. A. IRISH & Co.,
236L{ South Spring st.
FOR EXCHANGE

A fine 7-room brick house, two lots,
and in the best residence part OF Denver,
Colo, all clear and rented for $50 per
month, for property here; price $4,000.
Also some fine vacant lots. all clear,
in Denver, fol property here.
An elegant new residence, all modern.
8 large rooms, good barn, corner lot, ce-
ment walks and lovely home, in Boyle
Helghis. for smaller house and lot
there; this house is too large for the fam
lily.
40 acres of spendid alfalfa land 1S
miles from here, all in grain and beets, for
house and lot in city.
lovely 11-room house, all m dern, and
two large lots, fine barn and one OF the
best homes IN Des Moines, Iowa, all
clear, and cash for a like home here;
now is your chance.
I have some fine highly improved
farms in Iowa, Illinois, Indiana and
other states, all clear and with stock and
lots here; now is your chance to catch a
tendoT:oot, fc. be is ripe for deal now.
i have three cash buyers for lots in the
southwest part of the city, owners please
call and 1 can sell your lots if they are
desirable. 1<sx AAazs
Will pay cash for pony cart or buggy.
A fine Broom house in East LOS An
geles, near car line, for a vacant lot in
southwest part Or southeast.
A nice Groom house and lot close in
for horses or cattle.
Want 20 or 40 acres alfalfa land; give
fine milk cows Tor first payment balance
cash have go head cattle to choose from.
fine blacksmith shop, s0x2s feet. do
ing fine business large lot 50x15O feet
in fine little town near here, all clear,
for property here or in Pasadena.
A large store building, 47xs0 feet, lot
50x150 feet, rented for $25 per month, in
fine little town near here, all clear,
price $2500, for property here or Pasadena.
l have great many fine buys from a
lot to an elegant farm ,and will either give
you what you are looking for in ex-
change or sell you something If you
will call and zee.
A. A. IRISH & CO.,
1861 S. Spring st.