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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17

Company of the action Of the correspond
ents.
Provision was made for committees to
arrange the details OF the excursion. and
the meeting adjourned subject to the
call OF the chairman.
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CAPT. GOODMAN ACQUITTED.
The Verdict is Loudly Applaud
ed by the Crowd.
EFFECT OF COL. PARSONS LETTER.
4 Pathetic Scene in The Charlottesville
Court Room.
HRS. GOODHBN'O JOY At The RESULT
The Jury stood Ten for Acquittsl before
tho Argument OpeDed-Tho Liberated
Conductor aud Ills Family 10 Ar
rive Here To-Morrow.

UARLOTTESVILLE VA, March To-
Bnccial.-The last scene OF all in the
cventfm story of the Goodman trial was
enacted this morning. Court convened at
o'clock and a large crowd was present,
though. owing TO the very general i'm
pressiop that the session would begin at
10 II was not near so large as on some
preceding days. The jury was in its box
early and the judge on the bench prompt
~.
The prisoner, accompanied by his wife
and daughter, son of ten and a little tot
entered at the conclusion Of the reading
OF the proceedings of yesterdays session
Goo9man's face Is not very mobile. It's
expressions are fixed, rather than Varylhs'
and il IS at all times hard to read sun
! think Il showed, as he walked 10 DIS
place. that he was out from under lhe
weight OF the terrible suspense from
which he has been suffering 80 long, Ier-
hans he had had some inumation OF the
happy conclusion Of his crdeaL Az any
rate. while he aid not look brigh| ne
seemed less oppressed than heretofore
A wAnNiNG TO THE CROWD.
Clerk Burnley whispered TO his Honor:
"ShaH ! call for the verdict" and Judge
White replying afirmauvcly. the usual
question was propoundcd: "Genuemen OF
the jury, have you agreed upon your
vcrdict?" There was an affirmative wag-
eing Of heads In the jury-DoX, ana the
papers were passed TO the clerk.
Sheriff Watts addressed the crowd.
"Gentl,men." said he, 81 want to say
word. I have been ordered by the Court
TO suppress all applause, whatever that
verdict may be-" pointing to the papers
in the clerks handsJ If this warning IS
not needed, / shall put under arrest all
who are detected in applauding in tins
courthouse.
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that Goodmans acquittal was simple
Justice. Goodman was well known here.
a number of members of the Richmond
bar sent conGratulatory kilograms to Mr.
r. /. Parrish, leading counsel for Captain
Goodman. at Charlottesville. Mr.. Par
rish made a splendid fight for his client,
and whatever may be the opinion OF the
uublic as to the verdict IL seems to be
The almost unanimous opinion among the
Richmond bar and judiciary that the de-
fence was most ably conducted, while
Mr. Parrish was ably assisted by his
associates, the burden of the work de-
volved upon him, and he proved himself
eGuai 10 the emergency. The petition TO
Judge Mclaughlin for new trlal was
pronounced by that distinguished jurist
10 be one of tho most adroit ana COM
prehcnsive he ever eXapined.
In view Of the verdict of eighteen years
rendered at the first trial in August
last. at Covington. much surprise was
EXPRESSED i'm the city yesterday when the
verdict OF acdUittal was announced on
the bulletin boards, but many were heard
to cxclaim after reading it, Il am glad
of it,"
No piece OF news i'm long time has
created more interest. and the verdict
,.ae almost the one subject Of cOnVerSa-
ton in public places from the tihe 1t
was posted on The Times bulletin, a
few minutes after it was rendered in
/ Charlottesville. until the close of the
day.
The expression of opinion was as varied
| as the character OF the people discussing
it.
The verdict was generally a surprise
! and while many expressed pleasure at
Goodman's release. there was also a
| general opinion that he should not have
| escaped without some punishment for the
! dppd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17

1--WE. the jury" read the clerk, 'hnd
Thomas 4. Goodman not guilty" There
were symptoms of applause, and the
Court. the sheriff and the deputies raped
vigorously. Mrs Goodman sprang to her
feet and clasped her husband about the
neck. his pretty seventeen-year-old daugA-
Ter clung TO him. and the boy and the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17
Approved at Lexington.

LEXINGTON. VA, March 16.-Spec ial-
The verdict of acqulttal of Thomas A..
Goodman by the Charlottesville jury, for
the killing of Colonel IL. c. Parsons Of
Natural Bridge. in this county, was an
nounced here, and was not surprise
While there are some who do not ap-
prove the verdict, yet the majority agree
that Goodman's acquittal was simple
Justice. Goodman was well known here.
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THE MFN on BAD TERMS.

Goodman and Parsons had been on
bad terms for years, Parsons claiming
that Goodman had been rude and cruel
I'm his treatment Of Miss Par5ons
daughter of the Colonel. The Parsons
family had pass over the road ana on
a certain occasion Miss Parsons boarded
Goodman's train without having the pass
I'm her possession Goodmln demanded
are anG. it is said threatened TO put
the Young lady off the train if she fdll-
.d to nay. sac had no money on her
person and was forced to borrow rom
passetcer. Parsons resented his ana
roolness sprang up between Goodman
ana the Parsons family. Pas ms finally
write 10 the chesapeake and OhIo au-
thorities complaining of Goodman coh-
drct. declared that the cond letor man
ner was so offensive that members OF
his family would not ride on GoodiiidH >
tratn and then said that he had hearu
tbat Goodman was man Of bad morais'
vino had carried women on his uaih ioF
immoral purposes aud had made improP-
or overtnres towards Mrs. Staples. lie
asked the officials TO investigate theso
rumors.
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THE INvKgTIGATIoN.

stens were taken by the Chesapeake
and Ohio people to investigate Dut III
tho meantime Parsons and Goodman met
a. C,Iadve Inn. The fatal letter of Par
sons was unsigned, but the absence OF
the signature was conceded to be an uhlh- %
fional omission, as there was every tlllils illl5
In the letter to show that 1t was from
parsons. Goodman called Parsons OUT
Of f. the lobby, showed him copy Of the the
letter. and asked If Parsons was the
author. to which Paro'ns replied III INC az
frmative. Goodman demanded retrac-
tion. which Parsons declined to make,
ana Goodman then shot him down ana
killed him. Goodman was tried IN the
County Court Of Allegheny in August
folIowing. The jury found him guilty OF
murder in the second degree and ilXed ms
punishment at eighteen years in the penl-
tent.ary. An appeal was taken 20 tne
Circnit Court. and Judge McLaushhn
granted new trial. The case was re-
moved TO the County Court of Albemarle,
and the second trial began at Charlottes-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17
WEIGHT OF THE JURORS.

The members of the jury were weighed
this morning at Mr.. r. W. Halls livery
stable. Their aggregate weight is 2,OS0
nonnds-an aYerage of 113 1-3 mounds.
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,urv came to consider its verdict eleven
Syere for acauittal and one for involun-
tary manslaughter This solitary juror
soon Joined the majority. The Jurors
said to-day that they expected their yer,
dict to be condemned by those who had
not heard the evidence, and that they
had no idea what was the trend or pun
lie sentiment. They believed Captain
Goodmans evidence, and did not believe
that Of Nash, who swore that he heaTu
Captain Goodman say. with an oalH'
that he would fill with holes the man
who had written that letter. The negroes
who say they were eye-witnesses of the
shooting were discredited I'm the eyes OF
the jurors by their contradictions, ana
the fact (made plain by diagram OF
the inn that IL was quite improbable
that they could have seen what they
testified that they witnessed.
GOODMAN TO ARRIVE HIRE TOMORROW
Captain Goodman and his family went
from the courtroom 10 the Farish Hotel
wher he will remain until Monday al
ternoon. when he will 20 to Richmond
There he will place himself under meol-
cal treatment.
HISTORY or TIE CASE.
on Friday. June @. 1891, the intelligence
was received in Richmond that Co.ohel
H. c. Parsons. builder of the Richmond
and Alleghany Railroad, owner OF the
Natural Bridge property, and man OF
national reputation, had been shot ana
instantly killed by T. A. Goodman
conductor on the James River DIVISION
of tho Chesapeake and Ohio railway III
the lobby Of Gladys Inn, at clifton foIse'
Va
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NOW TnH JunY sIoop.

As far as can be learned this was the
only change effected by argument, as at
the close OF the evidence 5U have reason
20 beIieve) the jury stood fen for acquittai
end two against acqydttal When the
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-04-17
r1r, Rommel EXPLAINS

Editor Herald: You publ shed yes
terday morning that at meeting Of
the school committee of the Fiesta,
regarding the little red school house, that
| positively contradicted II statement made
by Rev. A. G. Bane: that had stated to
him that Mr.. Mey berg said to that
Catholic families were opposed to the
school house float going into the school
parade. | did contradict the statement,
but upon inquiry and reflection ] find
Bane and others while l was excited over
this matter. | am sure now that did
state just what Mr.. Bane said / DID, but
| was mistaken in quoting Mr.. Meyperg,
for am sure that he did not say to me
that Catholic families were opposed to the
float
The only explanation for my misstate-
ment is that | was excited over the mat
ter and the words slipped from my lips.
| write this to vindcate MI. Bane before
he community, | having placed him in
false light
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SPECIAL NOTICES
I EVILS & ANDERSON
3l2 South Main st.

II EW1S u AIDEhSON-
IL 3D. South Main st.
We want to invite auy of our friends or Gu s.
TONERS who may want to see the parade a. ~
time during La Fiesta to come to our store. . u
South Main St., and we will do the pest we IN
10 furnish chairs for all. Every parade durl ng
the week will pass our door. so come rig n,
n ong aud get seats. 1t won I cost you acel att
Ne want also, to invite any who may wa ant
furniture OF any kind to call and see alt
stock and we will guarantee to sell you GOO us
cheaper than any house in town. LOOK aroo M
and get their prices. then come to us ana ~
sell you your goods and guarantee satlsi ac-
ton, too We will sell you new chairs for DC
Csc 7Uc. Toe soc. $50 soc and vi. New TO ckr
prs for $l.y5; fine large Arm Rockers los
s.; New Bedroom sets Tor rs. 90; ChlHon Nre
iur 81: small Chihoniers. 81. 10; New q ncr
Desks for 81; Oak Revolving Office ChalIs ior
81 New Wardrobe for $50; Screen aies
for $l.25; secretaries Tor 10
open Book Cases Antique fcr 49,
new Daisy folding beds for x6, new extern non
tables for S3 80 extra combination tables Tor
S. 80 best canvas cots with center SUPP arts
for ST. two burner gasoline stoves for S3. rot
ter's new linoleum for 80 cents, nearly new
incubator holds 200 eggs for $12, new pun
silk bed lounges for Si3. fine linen warp mat
ting for Is cents, extra grades Tor ~ snts,
very good grad IS for 10 and 1919 cents. Oh,
there are SO many things wa can't name aem
all but when you want anything on tsarth
come to us and we will save you money Tery
time. 1t makes some of the other fellows furi-
Gus to see us sell the goods at such low rices,
but we are going to sell just the same. Look
out for the right place and don't be III sic tut
be sure you get into Lewis x Anderson S., jl2
South Main rect. Will you rememuer that
Just write it down in your memoranda 3lZ
South Main street.
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Wanted--a man with $4,000 or 81 o, 900 to loan
on good collateral none need call but those
that mea business,
For sale-$lO0O for grocery store; the
building barn, wagon and lease that runs
until October. 1898, for ~ n month on the
ground on which the building stands.
1900 for grocery store; rent Si3 per month;
party has done business for three years in this
house; cause for selling: wants to leave Los
Angeles, Cal, this is good location.
If NJ p. BOWEN, w. Second st
SI0UU 80 rooms; viii give lease Sc for ,ii' FIVE
years at 800 per MONTH bid. bargain.
Don't forget to see this. NJ. p BOWEN, 113
W. Second st. ii
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G1O OOO FOR SHEEP HORSE OR
NlV.UVU cattle ranch, located in Arizona
II miles from railroad; 1000 acres enclosed !;
house and never failing spring OF water; two
reservoirs; this water controls a million acres
OF grazing land. with l6S head of horses OF
Norman and Hambletonian stock. This ranch
will stand investigation; price, $4,000. NJ
T. BOWEN, sole agent, lis w. second ST., Los
Angeles, Cal
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The Evolution

OF medicinal agents is gradually relegat-
ing the oldtime herbs, pills, draughtss
and vegetable extracts to the rear and
bringing into general use the pleasant
Figs. 10 get the true remedy see that it
is manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Company only. For sale by all
leading druggists.
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$1,000 for s7-room lodging house; $780,
$500 time; good location.
$500 ave- reN A LOT ON BuSkERHILL
Ion0n FOR l5.ROOM HOUSE; LOT 25x
,NOUUU 10; will rent for $50 per month
G1Snn FOR A .4-ROOM LODGING HOUSE
NICUO $500 cash, $500 on time.
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FINANCIAL
:
DACIFIC LOAN CO.
L (Incorporascd.)
Oldest established in Los Angeles

Thoroughly reliable.
Loans made in any amounts on all kinds OF
collateral security, diamonds. jewelry, seal
skins. merchandise, safes. &c. Also on pianos,
furniture and household goodd, in either prl-
vate houses, lodging. boarding houses or ho-
tells, without removal from the premises. Par
tial payments received; money quick, busi-
ness conhdentia Private office for ladies.
W. L DEGROOT. manager,
Rooms 9, and 4, la S.Spring st.
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0COR SALE-VERY CHEAP-TWO LOTS ON
II goth st =. near Main.
One lot on Hoi Q near 2Sth ST.
Eight lots on 36th st. near Figueroa, with
seven room cottage, windmill and tank.
Chatswotth Park land, the choicest orange
and lemon lands i'll the county, for sale on
easy terms.
Fifty acres of Chatsworih Park lands, planted
to apricots, for sale or exchange.
Twenty ten-acre pieces in Chatswor,h Park
for sale or exchange.
20 w. Is. BARBER, 1851 s. Broadway.
NOR SALE-As fine q home as there is in Los
Il Angeles, with ISs acres covered with
choice fruits and flowers, and every comfort
for man OF means. Price $4,000.
For sale-A furnished fiat OF five rooms, very
close in
For sale--Several rooming houses.
For sale-A real estate business in one of The
best locations in the city. The owner is going
East to spend the summer.
AL TOWLE & CO.,
20 25l w. Fourth.
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NOR SALE-INVE TORS, WHETHER FOR
II homes, or Il safe interest.paylng invest
ment Sc. lots in Conger's Wilson tract. For
maps and prices inquire at ~ South Broad
way. IL. NJ. CONGER
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yNOR SALE-THl5 "NILES TRACT" LOTS
Il in this beautiful tract now Tor sale at
prices ranging from 5000 upwards; these lots
are sold only to parties who will build good
houses. POINDEXTER ~ WADSW ORTIZ, 800
W. second st.
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EOp SALE-CJTY pPOpEPTy

, z 2 - =
LNOR SALE LODGING HOUSES.
i NJ. 2. BOWEN, 1l3 W. Second st.
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MO HAIR, 40 PAY; NINE sOUTENIER.
il grow on bald heads; all female diseases
treated successfully by electricity; also moth
bles, nervous debility, asthma, bronchitis. IS
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PERSONAL

DERsONAL--MRs PARKER. LIFE-READ.
i ing Arrogant; consulta ions on bust
ness, IN neral locations lawsuits. removals.
disease. love, marriage .tc Take Univ rsiiy
electric car 10 Forres ave. and Hoover st :,
go west on Forester ave. blocks 10 Vine ST..
second louse on Vine ST., west of V. rment
ave. 1923
WIDOW, 30 WISHES TO MARRY GOOD
w man with comfortable home in country
or city. ADDRESS MRS. ANNIE DEEGAN, Los
An teles, Gal. 10
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NOR SALE-rHE NEW HOME SEWING MA
Il chine Company offers for the next 80 days
the following bargains Whites. Standards
Automatcs. Singers, Domestics, Davis House
holds etc, from ST. TO Sl5 on payments of
8 per week. $40 S. Spring St Branch, So L.
Colorado Pasadena A
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Drink Shasta watc~. Wollacott. agent.
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Fitzgerald house and sign painter, 222
telephone 1449. Low prices.
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ORDER BOWS ADAMS STREET TRACT

$500 TO 5000 VIII buy the finest building Tot
in the city, fronting Adams street-S2 feet
wide. Twenty--eighth street, 100 feet wide
both lined with fine pa IN trees; Twenty
seventh street and Twenty ninth street Lots
all so feet front, alleys in rear; cement walks
and curbs streets graded, graveled and
sprinkled; street trees planted, Rich loan
soil, 30 feet higher than Figueroa street. grand
view OF the mountains, building clause. Visit
this tract and see the many fine homes being
built. Only is minutes ride from Second and
down Central ave. Office on the tract Free
carriage. For maps, prices and all informa-
24-tf GRiDER & DOW. 1897 s. Broadway.
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MINNIE NJ. DILL. CURES ALL SKIN DIS
wi eases, no matter how long standing, salt
rheum eczema, lupus and all eruptions OF the
Pieasanton. 20
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VxTE ARE PREPARED TO GIVE YOU LOW
w est possible rates in the following reli-
able companies: Connecticut OF Hartford
Queen of America; Royal Exchange, OF Lon
dom Springfield Fire and Marine Come and
se- us before placing your insurance. K. b
STEPHENS 4 CO., 1851 w. Third st. II
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TTNION LOAN COMPANY,

Rooms 2, and 4. LA s.spring ST.
Union LOAN COMPANY,
y Stimson Block,
Loans money on all kinds of collateral secur-
ture in lodging and boarding houses and on
pianos without removal; also on bonds, stocks
and mortgages; low interest; money at once;
room liz. CLARK 4. SHAW, manager, rooms
III and liz, first floor, stimson block.
MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS
vi watches, jewelry, sealskins, etc also OH
pianos, merchandise iron and steel safes. fur
niture in lodging houses, board ing houses and
hotels without removal; also oil city and coun-
try property; low interest, can have money at
once; business confidential; pr vate office Tor
ladies. GEO. s. ROBINSON, 23i w. First ST.,
rooms 2 and 3.
DoINDEXTER & wADswo ORTIZ, BROKERS,
L sos W. Second ST., buy and sell mortgages,
stocks, bonds and any good securities: II you
wish to lend or borrow. or invest in real estate,
aged for non-resdents. 20 II
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OR COUNTRY
lVl real estate; lowest rates; personal notes
or security, warrants. discount mortgages or
any negotiable papers. For SALE frst-class
guaranty m9Ttg ,y 81 Interest net JoHH l.
,,oR INFORMATION CONCERNING PER
4 manent tirst-class, well secured invest
seven to ten per cent, address INVESTMENT,
Box 347, Pasadena, Cal. I'm
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON
wi any good collateral; business strictly con-
fdential; loans negotiated on city and country
property. W. Il. DEMING, I'll W. First street,
room 10.
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS,
wi Watches jewelry, pianos, live stock, car
riages bicycles, ell kinds of personal security.
LEE BROS 4O2 :. Spring st. 2-lOly
ITO LOAN - UNLIMITED AMOUNT FOR
i small loans; no commissions; light ex-
rense. SECURITY LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
223 6. Spring.
MONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL
lN amounts. long or short time s. 2. CREA-
SINGER, 237 w. First st. 3-3
rINO LOAN-MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT
i reasonable rates. WILLIAM +. BOSBY
SHE'LL l16 S. Broadway. If
MONEY TO LoAN-sMITH & O'BR1EN. 167
WI g. Broadway. 20 II
vT>O LOAN-$ioo to 100000. 515 TO NET,
Il go W. First st. SIS tt
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, $50
Vl W. First st.
1T7o LoAN-MONEY ON PERSONAL NOTES,
go First St 70
@rrU nnnnHnTU
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rJ>HE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES OF THE STATE
1 Loan and Trust Company are enc iosed in
q fre-proof and bsirglar-l roof vault wi h lime
alcoves attaehe ed Tor the privaie ex aminatioa
of valuables wi h writing materials; young
lady in attendance.
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NOR EXCHANGE-OVER 1000 RANCHES
L Of every descriptions; over 200 hou es
and lots. vacant lots. etc. List your prop
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LNUK ALE-
Il BY John H. Coke,
2O7 South Broadway.

ENOR SALE
Il BY John H. Coke,
207 South Broadway.
INVESTORS SHOULD LOOK INTO THIS!
The biggest bargain in the city.
In the very center of the blu mess portion.
Will be sold at a tremendous sacrifice if
taken by May l.
ATTENTION CAPITALISTS
Now is the time. during the lull in the de.
mand for business property, 10 buy on
Broadway.
Spring,
Hill.
Main,
Prices will be again advanced within short
time.
Consult my list of business property before
you buy. tt
DICHARD ALTsCHUL,
IL Real Estate Agent,
1881 w. Second ST.,
Burdick Block.
BUYS AND SELLS
REAL ESATE,
NEG OTIATES LOANS,
COLLECTS RENTS
Special Fiesta Bargains.
Spring street corner,
1Z0 feet, = 90, 600,
Broadway, near Fourth
% feet, $4,000,
Broadway, near Fifth I;
80 feet, $4,000,
broadway, near Eighth; ;
60 feet, $4,000.
Hill street corner;
30 feet, $4,000.
Hill ST., near Fourth;
go feet, $l2, QUO,
Main street corner;
40 feet. $1S 900,
And many more.
Members SOC. 600 Club
And all Fiesta Wis tors
Cordially invited TO
Investigate and invest.
RICHARD ALTSCHUL,
REAL ESTATE,
1913. w. SECOND ST.
81 BURDICK BLOCK.
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MACHINERY, DIES, AND TOOLS MADE
vi and repaired. J. Won sERKEY, 2l6 S.
Los Angeles st. Tel 933.
+. SLOPER, HOUSE MOVER. OFFICE,
"A. ~ Center place
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NOR EXCHANGE-7-ROOM HOUSE AND
L BATH lot l0Oxl35, all highly improved,
East Los Angeles, for ranch vacant lots.
Price $4,000. BEN WHITE. 22i W. First st
4-IO-tf
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VI ANTED--AGENTS
FOR EXCHANGE

WANTED
In exchange for a fine residence property in
Cleveland, Ohio. good modern home in Los
Angeles or would take we'll located lots;
Cleveland property worth $780, and is we'll
rented TO firstclass, prompt-paying tenant.
ROBERT f, JONES Il CO.,
204 Bradbury Block
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FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY


A TTENTIoN HOMEsEEKERs!
SANTA MONICA BY THE SEA
If you want home in this charming little
city, buy one of our lots in
BLOCK d.
This block is one of the best and most beau
tifully situated in the city. only 100 feet from
Ocean ave and the lots will be sold for
$1,000 TO $500
In order to make this location as attractive
as possible. certain restrictions to be made.
and the lots sold only to parties who will build
house costing not LEGS than
-$1200--
The lots are 50xl50 feet, and all streets
graded.
pa LOTS
-INvEsTIGATE AND INVEST -
ROBERT F. JONES & CO.,
204 Bradbury Block, Los Angeles, and
Bank OF Santa Monics, Santa Monica.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-04-17
MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY.

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