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The Newtown bee., 1895-09-13

SPECIAL CoRREsPoNDENCE OF THE BEEl. All the paper money used in the Unit ed States is now engraved and printed
 at the Bureau of Engraving and Print ing in Washington, D. c. The plates, described in former letter, from which
 the money is printed, are stored by the ton in an enormous vault on the ground floor of the building. Here, short time before work hours begin, the print CTS form in line and receive from the cus-
 todian the plates they are to use for the day. The plates are numbered, and each man gives receipt for his precious charge.
 The presses, some two hundred in
 number, are all hand presses, and each
 requires the attendance of two persons
 the printer and his assistant, usually 8
 young lady, whose duty it is to place
 the sheet upon the plate for printing and
 then remove the same and examine it to
 see if the impression taken is perfect.
 The assistants receive $1.25 per day
 wages, which is deducted from the pay
 of the printer. They are appointed
 through the Civil Service Commission,
 and usually are placed under the charge of the printers and remain with the same ones who have instructed then in the duties of their trade.
 The paper, in sheets large enough for four bills, comes from the Treasury De partments in bundles of one thousand sheets. When it arrives it is counted into packages of one hundred sheets each and thoroughly moistened so that it will absorb the ink.
 The printer applies ink to the plate with hand roller, wipes with cloth, and then polishes it with the open palm of his hand. No satisfactory substitute has been discovered tor the human hand for this finishing touch in preparing the plate for printing steel engravings, and | for that reason fine work cannot be done on steam presses.
 The design is cut down into the plate | and the fine lines are filled with ink. Each plate has to be studied by itself, | tor the skill of the printer depends up n his knowledge of the proper way in which the particular plate should be rubbed. No two plates require the same When the plate is spolished ,ff, Y the attendant places sheet ppon Inc table carrying the p1ate h paased fle- ,eath roller nnaer great pras1 E E be Inz 9 s l|lss !szs %
The Newtown bee., 1895-09-13
Around the Preside.
SEPTEMBER

September waves his golden rod Along the lanes and hollows, And saunters round the sunny fields, A playing with the swallows. The corn has listened for his step: The naples blush to greet him, And gay coquetting sumac dons Her velvet cloak to meet him.
 Harm Journal
The Newtown bee., 1895-09-13

Mrs $. A, Kell, of Pomona. Cal, hsd the bad luck to spraln her ankle> .r tried several liniments," she says ..t~s was not cured until used ChsrnDerI.z,,a Pain Balm. That remedy cured me and Itake pleasure in recommending ia and testifying to it's efficacy.'' This medi- cine is also of great value for rheuma. tism, lame back, pains in. the chest pleurisy aud all deep-seated and mus. cular pains. For sale by E. F. Havlev. Newtown, and s. c. Bull. Sandy Hook, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1895-09-13

music in New York, and family are at Wakeman cottage; also Mrs Cszmp and daughter of Chicago.
 The w. c. T. U. are getting in their many reports, before the convention of the state takes place, as it this year comes the first week in October. Our motto being "For God and home and native land" we ought as white ribboners to work for the downtrodden, the drunk. ard, and for all who need oar help.
The Newtown bee., 1895-09-13

be greatly missed in the neighborhood and town. Like Dorcas of old she was full,of good works and aims deeds, never emitting an opportunity of doing kInd- ness or favor, even to a little child.
The Newtown bee., 1895-09-13

Mems s.5O Suits reduced to G.5e; 1000 Suits to GEO and $50; 200 Suits to s.5O 1900 and $l4 Suits to 1000; l5.OO and 1900 Suits to l2OO and to 200 pair. Boys and Children's Suits (shprt Pants) 2.5O suits reduced to 1.9s, 300 Suits to 2.6O, $50 Suits to 3OO 400 and 45O Suits to 5O 500 Suits to 400. GOO Suits to BOO. Boys and Youths tLong Pants) Suits $5 reduced to e. $6 Suits to $5. 7.5o and $50 Suits to 6.5o, $lO
The Newtown bee., 1895-09-13

and $l2 Suits to $50 and $l0.
 Chidren's Separate Pants AS, 65. 75, s5 and 9S cents.
 Boys and Youths Long Pants (odd) 9sc $l, l.25. l.5O, 1.75, $2. 2.5O, 8 and $50.
 Mems Summer Coats at bargain prices, Every Straw Hat at cost.
 Horse Blankets, Lap Robes, Carriage Mats, Halters,
The Newtown bee., 1895-09-13

ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE BEEl.
The Newtown bee., 1895-09-13
SPEEDING THROUGH FRANCE.

have often heard the European rail. ways spoken of disparagingly in com. parison with our own. There are cer. tainly many conveniences in travel which
 we have here which have not yet been
 transported to the other side, especially
 in the matter of checking baggage and a
 lavatory where the dust and grime of
 travel can be removed. The Continental
 railways have not yet produced an sEm- pire State Express" averaging B miles
 per hour running time, but the speed of the trains on the main lines is good. We
 were whirled past clumps of houses, a group of factory buildings and vineyards without number. Now and then stream would follow us for long distance be- side the track, turbulently dashing over it's bed. In the early part of the day we caught many glimpses of snow-crowned ridges as the Alps were fading ont of view; later in the day 1t was level land and slopes, with the neat vlllage or larger town tt unequal distances alone the Way Daxxine ID xlzayaf!1
The Newtown bee., 1895-09-13

You'll find them only Hat Department We are sole agents We have fine quality fur, silk trimmed 1erbys at 50 They have equal at the price Mems and Golfcaps 25c 4s 98c Boys Eaton Golf and Yachting Caps and Tam oshan ers 25c 4sc 9sc Ladies' Golf and Tam Oshanters 14s
The herald., 1895-06-16
FOR SALE---REAL ESTATE.
Houses and Lots.
CIT LOTS.

DROVE ALL THINGS, HOLD FAST tn AT
i Which Is good. Put these 10 the test
$500 We have nice building lot onWinfeld
within years time. A good speculation or
home property. Fact.
$500-A fine lot southwest, size 5Ox1lS; new
buildings all around this property and pr.ces
rapidly advancing; close to ca, line. A good
buy.
Sl0oo-This lot will be worth $3.50 before
1896. Surrounded by good houses; half block
from car line. No fiction.
$lOO0-Look at this closely. A high lot close
to Bonnie Brae tract for $1,000. You can't get
a lot in the Bonnie Brae now for less than
$1,000. Better take this and make some money
on your investment. This is truth
$lo0-A good cheap lot onE 18th street.
$4000-The biggest bargain on Grand ave.
nue.. There's house on this lot, but the
house is thrown in without charge. Now if
You want bargain, look this up at once. Ii
you don't want bargain leave it alone. The
adjoining vacant property sold recently for
$SO front foot
erty that rents for $40 month. This won't
last long. We have habit of selling such
good things quickly. Don't put it off until
$3oOO-A lot on Main street that will I'M
doubleday be worth $4,000 twelve months
from today. Put this in your pipe and smoke
some people rich, and it won't be the ones that
haven't enough foresight to buy and buy at
once.
too. This is on Main street, and perfectly
safe buy.
Our real estate business is successful; our
sales many. Why2 First, we make no misrep-
reservations, but state facts. Second, we don t
try to force a sale. If what we think is a bar
gain don't seem so TO you. leave it alone; we
principle that the people we sell to have pref
ty near as much sense as we have, maybe Il
little more, and find were about right; 1t
or otherwise. Being truthful makes our sue.
cess. Look for the horse shoe If you want bar
gains CORTELYOU & GIFFEN,
400 s. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-06-16
EOR SALE
MOORE 4 PARSONS
229 ". Second st.

ssS w SECOND CT.
Two fine 2.story residences on the new dou
BILE track electric Sixteenth street line at
bargain Tor lev days: owner says sell, and
sell we must; best locality in city today for in
vestment
$65uO-One OF the choicest corners on Figue.
roa; l0OXl55 to 20ft alley, or will divide lot
for bui ding lot; has no equal in this city.
Sls30-6-room, hard finish, hot and cold
watr; new in Pasadena on Pasadena ave
ali kinds fruit, q bargain,
$3025 Two business lots on Fifth street.
right near Arcade d pot; o5xl35 to alley; a
choice business location; $1,000 down, balance
$l2OO-Sice cosy 4-room house close in :.
good barn, chicken house hedge, clean side
street; house nicely finished inside and pa
$1,000 -6. ROOM new hard finish house ;on Z.
Twenty-seventh street. Fenced, b IN, now
rented $i3 per month; includes paid insur-
ance three years for $500 on house This is
nice and very cheap house. x1Uu cash, bal
ance small monthly payments Is
Sz60U-A nice, modern room home ON Gil
rard st: large airy rooms, walnut anu OAK fin
ish elegant maniel, nice store house and shed;
good cellar. A fine properly.
SlO00-Neat s-room new house; large soft
lot; close to First street cable line; close in;
prime location. and good cheap home.
Only $500 for fullsized lot on Girard street,
clear of all street assessments
1900 buys choice building lot on Twelfth
ST. close to Union.
Cheap lots on Vernon near Pico
Cheap lots OH Rich ST
Cheap lots on sixteenth st. on new double
tract G, ectric cur line.
S35OJ-Ni,e home on Boyle Heishts, all
modern Improvements; loom house, fine
situation.
$4,000 buys bran new groom houses never
occupied; cement walks: large lots. Look this
up close to Washington street car line now
being electrified.
S35OO-A fine modern home near Harper
ira and University line 9ox12h TO alley;
everything first class; lovely grounds.
$li50-Will buy new broom house, barn.
chicken houic. full bearing fruit and entire
furniture; rot close in but right on cable line;
a cheap HON
$25OU-A large, Handsomely built Groom
modern house, polished woodwork, large lot;
all modern conveniences, on electric line in
side Fourteenth ST; fine home on the clean
side of graded and cement sidewalked street.
We have the bargains and want all we can
get Bring your bargains to us and the people
will hear all about them.
Fancy prices don't go with us. The public
demands bargains and so do we. We are here
for that purpose. -t.
MOORE & PARSONS.
Investment Brokers and Exclusive Property
Agents.
229 W. Seconds ST. l6
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nor SALE-LOS ANGELES CITY
The place to invest your money.
THE CHICAGO OF THE PACIFIC COAST
GRAND BARGAINS.
order d BOWS
TRACT

ADMINISTERED TRACT
st. and Central ave; Adams ST.. 81 feet wide,
and Twenty-eighth st. 100 feet wide; both
lined with palm trees streets graveled, GEM
ent walks and curbs, water piped; 175 lots
sold and over so houses built; rich. sandy
loan, no mud; the healthiest portion of the
city; examine this tract now and compare it
with other properties; lots are $500 and up,
on easy terms; special inducements to those
track electric car line runs through this tract.
rake the Central ave. ears at corner of Second
and Spring sts.; The ride takes only IL min
utes. Agents at our branch ONCE, on the cor
will show the property; for views of the tract
maps and all information, write or call Oh us.
GRfDER DOW,
16 New Office, 139 S. Broadway.
GooOO-INCOME $3.50. NEW DOUBLE
DA.)UU house. barns Nos: 779 and ISL
avenue; fine income investment.
$90O--New house. s rooms, hard finished |;
rented $12; $144 year. 1902 Kohler st.
$65O-Corner Wilmington and Florence sts,
2 blocks west OF Central avenue; electric cars
135xl5O feet. SO fruit trees, full bearing.
Makes grand home.
500 each lot. 3ox135 feet; $40 cash. $40
monthly; blocks west of Central avenue;
electric cars. Florence street-$IO cash. $40
monthly, buys lot X ohler tract, near Seventh
street: cement walks curbs, street graveled;
10 acre lots, 7o4 fruit trees on each; 800
acre. years time.
$500 acre; IL q acres; 90 full size lots; near
University electric cars.
$3200-3 new houses; income 1904 year
779 and ISL Merchant street; rents $50;
.79a Kohler street; rent $12; 5000; one.
26tf W. J. FISHER, 227 W. Second.
The herald., 1895-06-16
FOR SALE...REAL ESTATE.
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Houses and Lots

ii REAL ESTATE EACdANGE.
Six room house and furniture $500; lot
5Ox16O, clean side of street. nice lawn shade
trees and shrubbery; leased for one year at
time.
San Julian st.-5-room house, barn, $167a
Union ave.-s-room house, No. 1899. barn,
bath. $4,000.
Olive st.-s-room story house, $1,000; cot
tage rooms and storeroom 14x14 and 5 other
rooms, rented for $65 per month; $500.
Boyle Heights-5-room house. furnished.
$500. r-
Adams st.-5-room cottage, lot 49x16o. bath.
Campus st.-4 rooms. bath. ETC., $l200.
Wall ST. rooms, lot o0x15O to 2O-fcot al
ley. east side, between Eleventh and Twelfth,
hard finish, barn, $500.
Thirty-seventh st. -4-room house, lot 50xlS6,
fenced, well, pump, ETC., $500
Vernon ST., near tifteenth-5-room house.
$4,000.
Twenty-ninth SIT rooms and bath, west of
Central ave-, on south side Of street, lot 40x
lao feet to alley, $3.50.
Magnolia ave.-No. 1861; 6 rooms. ~ story;
Sherman tract; $3.50.
$500. '
Orange st.-s rooms and BATH barn, etc.;
$4,000.
Woliskill ave- rooms and bath: VOLTS
Kill tract; rents for $50 per month; $1,000
wolfskill ave.--3 houses. 5 rooms and bath
each; Wolfskill tract: rent $45; $4,000.
18th st-o5 room houses, $780,
Anderson st.-5 rooms and barn; $1,000;
gravel walk shrubbery, etc.; house in fairly
good condition.
Denver ave--6-room house and bath; lot 81
x12O; $1,000.
Crocker st.-5 rooms and bath and shed;
$1,000.
W. State st-lO rooms and bath, oil lot;
$4,000.
Olive st-l7-room house, bath. cement
walks, sewer, fine property; $ls,OO0
Chestnut ste rooms and bath, hard finish.
flowers, trees etc.; $500.
L. 27th ST. rooms and bath; $3.50.
Kew West st.-5-room house and bath; street
graded and sewer connection; east front; &C.
ment walk; $500.
Trenton st. g room house, bath lot 50x146,
fenced $3.50.
Gladys ST. rooms and barn lot 371Sxll0i
$l450.
Towne ave.-4 rooms and bath: lot 25x1lO
to alley; fenced, cement walks; $1,000.
Towne ave IS rooms and bath, lot 30x1l0
to alley; fenced, cement walks; $17UO.
Twelfth STD rooms bath, barn, CRATE. man
tel, etc.; $500.
St. John ST. rooms, Hollenbeck tract $780,
Cocker st-5 rooms, bath, $500 cash and
$25 per month; $l7OU.
Crocker st.-5 rooms and bath; $500 cash
and $50 per month; $3.50.
Bellevue ave.-Lots, City Donation tract 9
room house. corner; $4,000
Ninth st-5.room cottage, rents for $40;
1880.
Electric Homestead tract-4 rooms, block
%; $1,000.
Colyton st-TwO A-room houses; lots 25x
100 each, ront for $40 each; $4,000.
Santa Fe ave. and Enterprise ST. room
| house; lot 40Xl4 to left alley; 5000.
East Twenty-fourth st-5-roOm house. two
lots 50Xl35 feet each, cellar stable, frui
flowers, etc. $780,
The herald., 1895-06-16
EITY LOTS
~ l.. A. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,

1
" l.. A. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
224 3. Broadway.
50xi2s W. Eleventh St. $3.50.
50x 100, Key West ST., S675.
4Ox150, Key West St, 1850.
box 100. Olive ST., $1,000.
5Oxl45, Santee ST., $3.50.
5lxl6O, Thirty-ffrst ST., $1,000.
30x110, Byram ST., $500.
5Oxl6O. 5. Flower ST., $21OO.
5Ox20O. Washington ct. 500.
5Ox16O, Sycamore Grove, 500.
1O0xl5O, Dc Soto Heights, $500.
5Oxl50, De Soto Heights, $500
40xl30, Brannen's Ninth St. tract, $3.50.
o0x19O. Grand ave, 50 100.
421ax125, Wall st., $500.
40xl4O, Cooper st., $50.
6Ox125, Trenton St, $l075.
40xl55. Fremont ave.. $500.
5Ox150, Chicago ST., $3.50.
45x12O, Patton st. (Oil), 5000.
Z5xlO2, Kohler st., 1916
50x130, W. Fifteenth st., $1,000.
50x15o, Ella Hill tract, $50.
Trenton st.-5oxl50 feet. lot "a. $1100.
and 8, block l.; price for both, $500.
Cooper st.-4Oxl4O, lots "a and 50. 5000.
Burton tract-E Twenty.third ST. lot 5Oxl20
to alley, north 'front.' $500.
Thomas Observation-Disclosures street, lots each
$500; in Mills & Wicks' extension of Second
ST.. lots $3.50, $500 and $3.50.
Also tract Lot in block T, $1,000.
Hyde Park tract-Lots at $25 each, or will
exchange.
Colina tract-J. W Ellis sub, $780,
Douglas st.-5Ox15O, $500.
Johannsen tract-Conuers sub, $175,
Angelina Heights-Carroll ave, $500.
Griffith tract $3.50.
Boyle Heights-Chicago ST., $3.50.
Boutllier tract-wali st.. 42I5xl25, $500.
De Soto Heights-Lots each 500
Kennedy tract-Corner Of Eighth and Bryant
sts;; 4o15xi55, streets graded, $3.50
corner Ninth and Bryant SIS, $3.50.
L. "A. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
IL ga S. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-06-16

WHY PAY RENT OR TROUBLE YOUR
w self with building house when you can
get one all ready for occupancy cheaper than
you can buy lot and build? 1t is that Leauti-
ful little mansion on the east side of Bonnie
Brae ST., second door north OF 10th, in the
lovely South Bonnie Brae tract, where only the
finest Improvements are to be seen. and only
the ba lmiest OF breezes ever blow. GOout and
see this charming Groom house with all tn g
modern conveniences of hot and cold water.
electric bells. bath, roomy closets. etc. Call
at office for key CLARK Il BRYAN. l27 West
First st. III
The herald., 1895-06-16
FOR SALE. REAL ESTATE.
By MOORE & PARSONS
Inyestment Brokers and Exclusive Property
Agents, 229 W. Second st
Houses and 10

Investment Brokers and Exclusive Property
Agents, 229 W. Second st
$32O0-FIrst class 3-story business property
in prime location; always occupied from base
ment to garnet; income ~ per cent in heart art
OF the substantial propositions that will bear
closest scrutiny.
$l2,5OO- Income business property ON Main
st. an investor will find it 10 his advantage to
examine this. 1t is right up in town.
$lO,OO0-Partner of right sort wanted; gooo
business man with energy. One OF the oost
manufacturing concerns in the state, an inols-
pensaule article and an exclusive monopoly.
Don't fail to investigate this; 1t 10 just ~ We
say and this is all we are allowed to say.
xl6, Best as phaltum mine in the state.
a money maker; owner has need of money In
manufacturing business; can't carry on botn:
$1,000 Manufacturing business grocers AMI
druggists staples; clean, profitable and cheap;
$iOOO-Grocery and saloon at invoioA in
good location: i'll health of owner; new
clean stock; living rooms in connection:
$1OJO-Furniture and lease iO-room lodging
house. close in.
$30kJ-z fine business lots close 10 Arceoo
s 600 Partner wanted to engage in manu-
featuring bread, new process, winner; prac-
teal man, can give best references. :.
$S5O-24 room lodging house close to rail-
road.
$IOOo-Furniture and lease 27-room house
in a nice location: lease till 1899
$5000-Complete abstract of title business;
full set of books. in large growing city in
Southern California; fine business opening
for an office man; pays now 500 per month
net
$4,000 Partner wanted in large steam laun
dry. $75 per week net; this doubles IN winter.
$6O0O-tiood business man wanted to take
60 shares sock in one of the big, solid institu-
tons of Los Angeles; position on salary -
directory to the right man.
MOORE & PARSONS.
Exclusive Property Agents aud Investmene
Brokers, 22e w. Second st.
The herald., 1895-06-16

EoR EXcHANGE-
POI S. Broadway.
A handsome Groom cottage in Pasadena 10
exchange for house and lot in this city; the
property is clear; owner will assume small
mortgage.
Groom house, Ell A., to exchange for ranch.
8 room cottage, Twenty. eishth st., for un-
incumbered property ranch preferred.
lar.e houses on Burlington ave- for ranch
property.
handsome residence in Boyle Heights for
ranch.
A neat room cottage on Twenty. fourth st.
for mortgage.
finely located lot on Georgia Bell for
small ranch near TO city.
2 cottages Z. L. A., for house and lot in CITY.
A fine cottage, Santa Monica. for small cot.
tage in the city; will assume.
10-room residence, West Thirtieth st., for
smaller place in city.
Groom cottage, South Flower, FOR a small
place outside city,
4-room cottage West Twenty-fourih clear,
for larger place; will assume
JOHN II. COKE,
GIG, 1921 207 s. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-06-16
FOR SALE-..REAL ESTATE.
houses and Lots.
Il BY A. II. MEDIC.
500 W. Second ST.

FOR SALE BY A. H. MEDIC.
500 W. Second st.
HOMES
nice home p ace; cottage. 5 rooms bath,
hot and cold water; lot 100 feet front; lawn,
flowers, good barn. bearing orange trees;
Twenty-fnurth ST., near two car lines, in good
neighborhood; $4,000.
House. rooms. neatly furnished, bath, hot
and cold water; good lot; On Second St, near
Soto; viii be sold as It stands, including fur
niturc, stc., for $1,000.
good home OF rooms on Bunker Hin ave,
west side between Second and Third sts; lot
60xl45 feet; fronts on streets; commanding
home Of rooms on Ingraham ST. modern;
lot COZ! 80 feet to 2O-foot alley; $4,000 will
buy 1t, including the furniture.
Have bargain on Olive St, near Fourth,
within 1909 feet Of Chamber OF commerce
building. The frontage is 100 feet, depth 1853
feet, with 13-room residence on the same and
only SIC 900 will buy it. This is one of the
best bargains ever offered aga in this city,
=, Can Iell one OF two lots on Hope St; near
$500 per lot. This is only $3s per front foot for
able neig borhoods in the city.
Can sell a frontage of 100 feet, finely located
on East Second st. ne oGo cable snd in good
The prettiest q lots for sale in the city run
ming from street to street; slightly view, OH
nice elevation; $500,
st. have good lots to offer, west side. near
Thirt eth ST., for $1,000 each. Also residence
property, good house. adjoining same, that can
be bought at bargain
CHEAP LOTS
string of seven nice lots on Twenty-frst
street near Central avenue for $3.50 each.
A string of six nice lots OH Washington
street near Central avenue for $500 each.
An entire block OF 81 lots fronting on Cen
tral avenue and Twenty-third street, can be
had for $1,000.
string of seven lots on Twenty-third street
near Central avenue, 1915 each.
5000
Have bargain OF three lots on East Third
street near Ticket for $500 per lot. The lots
lay nice on elevation and are i'll good neigh
borhood.
FOR SUBDIVISION
Do you want 20 acres adjoining city limits,
south, ready for subdivision, at a price that
you can make a pile OF money out OF? 1t is
near street car lines and handsome us pic
turp.
Who wants an olive investment?
Sure returns; nothing better as a source OF
income.
Neidig, at 300 West Second street, has for
sale a splendid olive orch ard OF a. acres at
Pomona, where the prize olive oil is manu-
featured. There are nearly 20 acres bearing,
trees, which. when all bearing, will be better
than a bank property to own. A. it is, tae In.
come is already upwards of $1,000 year, or
equivalent to interest OF 25 per cent on the in
vestment OF $l2, 900, which sum will buy the
entire property.
The herald., 1895-06-16
EoR SALE

FOR SALE
THE GREEN TRACT.
Lots $4,000 each.
% choice residence lots located at the corner
OF Ninth street and Union avenue, each 65x
1HO feet to alley.
Building restrictions guarantee the construc-
ton of uniformly handsome houses. This tract
is slightly one: from it can be had an uninter-
rupted view of ocean, mountain and valley,
being elevated ground and convenient of ac
cess to the city. We respectfully solicit OF
parties who are looking for choice location
upon which to build fine homes. their careful
Investigation OF the "Green tract" Price per
lot $1,000. WALTER T.. BROWN,
262 s. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-06-16
NOR SALE-HOU SEES

INOK SALE-HOUSES-
$4,000 Say, Mr.. Godbug. here is one OF
the most desirable homes in Los Angeles: come
and see it,
$lOOCO-A fine residence in the Harper
tract; owner wants to leave Los Angeles.
observation-disclosures on lngraham.
$323O--A Groom house on Twenty-third st.,
near Hoover ST. belongs To non RESIDENT he
wants The money; it's carpeted and curtained;
it's No. / it's IL bargain.
$2bO0-7-room house on Twenty-fourth st. ~,
between Main and Grand avenue; ii will go
quick; if you want home at that price you'd
letter look at this; you'll get your moneys
worth. BOAZ DUNCAN
10 14s s. Broadway.