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The herald., 1895-01-01
KLOKKE & DARLING,

On Figueroa street, between Washington
and Adams; one OF the handsomest residences
ON the street, all modern conveniences; large
grounds rare flowers and shrubbery. If you
want a comfortable, handsome, typical Cali
fornia home in the finest residence part OF the
city and to be in the swim, come and see US.
SBOOO-On Pico street west OF and close to
Figueroa street; room residence; all mod
ern improvements; lot 60X1A0 to alley: fine
lawn and shrubbery, and on electric car line
A bargain.
$16,Ooo-On Sixth street, near the Park;
handsome residence with all modern improve
ments lot 66Xl50 to an alley. This is a de-
sirable place and good safe Investment, with
promising future.
$2sOO-On Twenty-seventh street. near
Grand avenue; room cottage; modern i'm
proYements; barn, cement walks and crossing,
lawn and shrubbery. A cozy home.
$3300-On Twenty-first street, west of and
adjoining Figueroa street siX-room cottage
in excellent neighborhood barn, fine lawn
and shrubbery; lot 50xl50. Ii you want nice
place cheap, investigate.
S23O0-On Thrtieth street, near Main, z
room cottage, newly decorated barn in rear;
lot 50X150; fine lawn and shrubbery; easy
terms
Income property, now paying net z per cent;
3 stores in the best business part OF Downey
avenue, on lot 40xi50; price, $4,000; desirable
and bargain.
LOTS.
One of the choicest lots on Figueroa street,
southwest corner 76xl90, for $40 per front
foot
$I90O-Lot on Bonnie Brae street, between
Seventh and Eighth, 50Xl50.
,$12Oo-Lot on Eighteenth, near Oak; very
choice; 50x170
$l10o-Lot on Seventeenth street, west of
and close to Figueroa; 50x175.
SIO25-Lot on Maple avenue, between Elev-
enth and Twelfth streets, 40xl5O to 20 foot
alley
bargain on Glendale Place, on west side of
street; lot, 50x200. You can have it for $1,000,
way below its value. DO not let it slip,
Lot on Los Angeles st. near Washington,
51xl5215 with barn which rents for 50 per
month, for $1,000 Buy it quick. 1t is cheap.
southwest corner on Flower ST. Lot
49xl55 to 20 loot alley. Very choice and de-
sirable 5000.
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THE ABOVE-

A twenty-acre orchard home place. Eleven
acres full bearing olives, and balance OF place
in oranges and lemons; all in bearing. Good
house, stable, etc. Price OF this beautiful
place is only SIG, 900.
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FOR sALE-CITY PROPERTY.

For SALE
HOUSES, LOTS,
AND
LANDS
BY
KLOKKE & DARLING,
Investment of Capital and Loans.
242 S. Broadway,
HOUSES.
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Here is a snap bargain
AT CONINA-
10 acres at Citrus corners.
1870 Eureka lemon trees five years old.
$50 Villa Franco Il, ,es, two years old;
$50 Heath cling peaches, four years old
One acre strawberries in fine condition.
On and one-half acres in barley
House of seven rooms, IL stories high, hard
finished, gold bath and closets, roomy rustic
stable, windmill and tank, cement walks
pretty gardens and lawns; splendid water
right Price $4,000,
The herald., 1895-01-01

No. alfalfa lands from $40 to $3.50 per
acre in amounts TO suit. If you want an alfalfa
ranch have the best bargains in the state
BAKER, 236l5 s. Spring st.
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FOR sALE-oouNrKx PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-COUNTRy PROPERTY.
->---ooo>
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
COOK & PEARSONS,
244 South Broadway,
Make
aspeoialty of cheap
land in any sized
tract desired.
If you want anything
in this line do not
fall to see US.
If you want TO
buy or sell city
property
see us.
If you want to
negotiate loan
see us.
Come and see us any way.
COOK & PEARSONS,
244 S. Broadway.
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AT ALIIAMBRA-

Only one hours drive from the city and half
an hour from Pasadena. close to RAYMOND no.
tel. Very slightly location for a home; Il com
mauding view Of the san Gabriel valley. Ten
acres of oranges and lemons two years old.
Price, $4,000.
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FOR sALE-oIrY PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-oITY PROPERTY.
NOR SALE.
/ BY JOHN H. COKE,
2O7 S. BROADWAY
20 feet s. Spring SIT, 900
so feet 8. Grand ave, e,...............$ $4,000
go feet W. Sixth st. $3O, 900
80 feet E. First st.......,............... .$4 800
40 feet S. Broadway ................ $25, 900
100 feet E. First ST. .$2O OOO
20 feet San Pedro st........,......S10 st $40 900
40 feet E. First st, Brick Block $o2, 500
oo leet Alplne st........' ...........$ioo
so feet w. Eleventh, corner. So, 500
40 feet S. Hill. .$3 900
so feet W. Twenty-eighth ST. st...........$1,2 200
so feet Iowa, corner. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1915
oo Ieet W. sixteenth sb..... .......""-......$4OO
oo leetS. broadway ................Sio,0
oO 1eet w. seventh. .......$l5,O 600
go feet N. Broadway. Sc, 900
20 IeeJ L.. rlrSl st.. .SoOOO
so feet santee st. ..$1,5OO
s-room house W. Washington at your own
price; must be sold; lot 77x300.
Make offer on house and large lot on Pearl
8-room cottage near Temple, cost $lS,000
will sell for $4,000; go and see it. This is
snap.
44-acre ranch highly improved, one of the
hnest places in southern California; income
$1,000 last year; worth $44, 900; will dispose
of ii for $40 900; reason for selling so cheap,
owner not rancher.
Groom cottage, North Bonnie Brae st., on
installments.
FOR EXCHANGE
60 acres near Fresno, improved; everything
complete for ranching; will exchange for any
property i'll Los Angeles' will give good trade
for unincumbered property
40 acres 10 miles from the city, for vacant
lot.
Fine residence, Boyle Heights, for other
property.
Fine residence, Redondo, for house and lot
in this city.
Lot on Figueroa for house and
T
JOHN H. COKE,
2O7 S. Broadway.
For SALE
BARGAINS IN CITY AND COUNTRY
REAL ESTATE,
By McGARVIE, HAY & CO.,
2iS S. Broadway.
Two large corners on Broadway, close in;
will pay high rate of interest on investment
Broadway, bet. First and Third sts., 500, 900;
70x165. improved, netting per cent on in
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JfOR sALE--NICE 4-ROOM COTTAGE, GOOD
II location $lu00; 5000 cash, balance
monthly; house now rented for $40 per month.
What better investment do you want2 HUB
BARD d LOVE, 2lS West Fourth st.
J1OR SALE-FINEST LOT IN THE CABLE
Il Road tract, near Temple s.. cable; 5000,
payable $50 cash and $40 per month. HUB
BARD d LOVE, 22S West Fourth st.
ITOR SALE-LoT ON WEST TWELFTH ST.,
IL close in, 1925; this is way below its value;
must sell at once. HnBBARD e. LOVE, 2zS
W0gt Fourth NJ.
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Ar cOvrNA-

10 acres OF 4-year-old Navel orange grove.
Fine loca ion, excellent soil, no buildings. A
bargain at $4,000.
The herald., 1895-01-01

NOR sAIE-LOTS 141x102 ON A CORNER
II on Eighteenth street two blocks from cleo
trio car line; street graded, eurbed and ce-
ment walks. ii you want to double your
money soon you can't beat this at 5000.
A lot 50X150 feet on Thirtieth street east of
Hoover for less than $1,000 This is about one
half the price asked for lots in same vicinity
A choice LOT in Glendale place for $1,000 if
taken at once; Joins line tWo-story residence.
Two lots on Thirtieth street one block from
Hoover, $500 each.
Fifteen lots on Pico and adjoining streets for
about one-half the price Others are asking;
these belong to man non resident, and his
Instructions are to sell; to see them is to buy
them
= $50 feet frontage only one-half mile from
postoffice and on corner; this is a big snap
Mt $4,000 and worth your while to investigate
if you desire to make money.
MEEKINS & SHERWOOD
11Sla S. Broadway
TNOR sALE-WE HAVE 200 ACRES TO
II offer at q bargain in Riverside county, or
will exchange for city. This is fine land, with
water: price low.
8 acres choice land south of city, close to
station; good Groom hard-tinished house;
well and irrigation water; $4,000
80 miles south of city we can show you as
fine land as in California for 1925 per acre;
abundance of artesian water
7l6 acres % miles south of city on Figucroa
street with house, well and fences, for $1,000
We have 10 acres to oranges dirt cheap and
fine as any foothill ranch, loaded with navels,
$4,000.
Lemons we have fine 8 acres near city,
loaded 1900 boxes on trees at a bargain; q
years crops will pay for place.
MEEKINS q SHERWOOD
11Sl% South Broadway,
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JHoR RENT-k NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE
II on S. oond street. Apply BELL d. SABl-
CHI, 205 est Third street
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10 acres i'll walnus, and years old,
peaches and prunes set between; good house
and barn, well and out buildings; easy terms
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NOR SALE

S2600-Two-story house, rooms and bath.
Corner lot 60xi50 to alley, Eleventh street
near Maple avenue. A bargain which Will
stand inspection McGARvIE, HAY & CO.,
21S South Broadway.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

$50 acres first class orange and lemon land
constant flow of water, within three miles OF
the postoffice. The owner is anxious to sell
being nonresident Price $50 per scre, the
greatest bargain i'll the county, Easy terms.
The herald., 1895-01-01

NOR sALE-$I7, 900 ON GRAND AVENUE,
IL I0-room residence, all modern improve
ments a bargain. DAY q CLARK 119ts 6.
Spring ST.
VHOR SALE--$450; SMALL HoUsEyAND LOT
u o.. Clement street, only $3.50,
n J.CUhDY, 206 N. Spring.
The herald., 1895-01-01

Near Fullerton, Orange county. in the frost
less belt 40 acres strictly first class land, than
which no better on earth; six acres in 9-year-
old walnuts; 40 shares OF water stock. Can be
bought for $1,000. This is an AL place and
bargain.
The herald., 1895-01-01

Alfalfa fe' ds have few and deeiduous or
chards some, but orange groves and lemon
groves for these am your man. know good
one from bad one, and if you are sharp you
wi know it too, after you have paid your ten
derfoot fee.
The herald., 1895-01-01

A fine 30-acre orange grove in the famous
Placentia district, near Fullerton, o iange
county, in the frostless belt; soil rich sandy
loan; trees years old; 80 shares of water
stock; present crop, 1900 boxes Il desirable
Investment; will bear close investigation.
Price. $4,000.
The herald., 1895-01-01

16 acres in alfalfa; good house, barn and out
buildings, $4,000.
The herald., 1895-01-01

Between Northam and Buena Park, a first
class dairy and hog ranch; $50 acres; within
onehalf mile of two railroad stations. Price,
$40 per acre; cheap.
The herald., 1895-01-01

In the center of the beautiful little town of
Tustin a seven acre orange grove in full bear
ing. Handsome house and barn. This is one
OF the most sirnble homes in the county.
Street cars pass the place. Price $500
The herald., 1895-01-01
KDUCArt0uxr..

w T0ODBURY business COLLEGE. 27lt> 4
w Spring ST.; the Oldest. largest and due11
equipped commercial school in Southern GIL
fornia; thorough course in the commerc1&I
branches and banking; superior and sut*
cessful shorthand and typewriting depertmen&
rooms, perfectly lighted and ventilated; eI5o
trio elevator for pupils use; new farnitoI1
and appliances; open all the year; pupils ~
ceived at any time; illustrated Catalogue au1
full information free. G. A. HOUGH, presideulI
N. c. FELKEK, vice-president "A " r.
The herald., 1895-01-01

S25o0 house rooms; lot 50x150 to 90 foot
alley on seveni eenth between Main and Grand
av nue. ;cean side of street, beautiful yard and
garden, barn ETC., complete.
MCGARVIE, HAY & CO.,
2i8 South Broadway.
The herald., 1895-01-01

l don't sell town lots and hay stacks, shanty
fats nor city homes There are plenty oil 1el-
lows doing that, at least trying to,
The herald., 1895-01-01

ToR RENT-SI5-5 ROOM COTTAGE, 2624
IL Michigan ave.
Sl5-5 room cottage, 262s Michigan ave-
S10-5 room house. 5taunton ST., south OF
BARLOW & SHERWOOD, 1913 Broadway.
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-oRANGEs-oRANGEs-swEE ORANGES
The herald., 1895-01-01

rV,HRooP POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE. PA2-
Il adena, California, the only lnstitution iH
dustrial and art training for both sexes in con<
nection with scientific. literary or classical
education. Sioyd school TOR younger pqpil&<
Manual training school and college Of technd[
ogy Courses largely elective. Good home
for students. For catalogue and full Informs
ton address PRESIDENT CHAkLEe H
K.sYES Pasadena California 1
The herald., 1895-01-01

KLOKK E & DARLING,
242 S. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-01-01

On Figueroa street, between Washington
and Adams: one OF the handsomest residences
on the street; all modern conveniences large
grounds rare flowers and shrubbery. If you
want a comfortable, handsome, typical Cali
fornia home in the finest residence part OF the
city, and to be in the swim, come and see US.
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ALMOST AS SOUR
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EoR sALE-6O ACRES OF NO. 1 ALFALFA
Il land; 20 in alfalfa; good house, large barn.
acres assorted fruit. All fenced and cross
fenced; easy terms.
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AT NORTH POMONA

AT NUKIH PUMONA-
Beautiful homes and fine orchards, from two
acres up to one hundred acres. Young or
chards and old orchards and some betwixt and
between. ii you desire an orange grove come
ana see me, then compare prices and values
with others you may find. "
The herald., 1895-01-01

FOR SALE
Ten acres of fine land with water, 800 per
acre; only five miles from the city; a bargain.
T. ]. CUDDY,
2O6 N Spring.
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FOR sALE-o1ry PROPERTY.

-oRANGEs- SWEET ORANGES
And
LEMONS ALMOST AS SOUR
Do you want an orange grove? Young or old,
good, bad or Indifferent, any way you desire.
You pays your money and takes your choice.
Any size, any price, providing the owner
agrees. have them cheap, awfuny cheap, ana
have them very dear.
All my groves are in the frostless belts. The
very cold sections leave for the other fellows.
don't sell town lots and hay stacks, shanty
flats nor city homes There are plenty Oh lei
lows doing that, at least trying to.
The herald., 1895-01-01

DERsON SCHOOL, DAY AN
L evening sessions; regular class work; &II
for 3 month; Spanish or any sleclai studyl
StimsOn block. a."
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nor sALE-CITY PROPERTY. I HAVE
Il two snap bargains-a new two-story house
of rooms, and 5-room cottage. Terms easy
Now if you are looking for a good thing call
and see about this. j. w. BROWNING, 142
North Main street.
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HENRY A. DARLING. Z. F. C. KLOKKE.
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EXCURSIONS.

BURLINGTON ROUTE EXCURSIONS, PER-
ID sonally conducted, leave Los Angeles every
Wednesday via Southern Pacific, Denver and
Rio Grande and Burlington route for Chicago,
New York, Boston and other eastern points;
upholstered tourist cars with all conveniences
see any southern Pacific agent or write to r. IL.
DUZAN, III 5. Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal
The herald., 1895-01-01

TaoR sALE-$1 10O-37xl lhO, ON TowNE .Av-
II enue between Third iand Fourth streets.
DAY & CLARK, ll9l5 sbring ST.
VToR RENT-MoDERN MOUSE 4 ROOMS,
y 1882 santee street. Inquire at 226 South
Olive street, II
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All my groves are in the frOstless belts. The
very cold sections leave for the other fellows.
The herald., 1895-01-01

rT1O RENT-ONLY TWO LEFT OF THE KEN
4 sington flats, AL and 443 Temple street,
opposite Olive street; elegantly finished with
latest modern improvements, large bath
rooms electric bells and speaking tubes. See
owner, ]. f. HENDERSON. lab South Spring
street. 12-lS-u
The herald., 1895-01-01

Fine residence, Redondo, for house and 10
in this city.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-04-18

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INVEST ToPsHAM, VT.
Estate of Hethbert W. Smith.

The undersigned, having been appointed by theH0n.
Probate Court for the district d, Randolph Commas
sioners to receve.examine. and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate of Hethbert
W. Smith, late of Randolph In said district deceased
and all claims exhibited in offset thereto. hereby
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JAMES HUTCHINSON Commissioners.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-27

NEW YORK, Sept 27.-It was stated
this afternoon on excellent authority that
one OF the results OF the return of Richard
Croker to this city, will be a material
change in the leadership OF the Tammany
Hall organization. For some time past
the affairs OF Tammany have been guided
by ex-police commissioner James j. Mar
tin and ex-Mayor Thomas +. Gilroy, and
II ts stated that these gentlemen are to be
required to take position less prominent
in the OF ganization.
The man whom Mr.. Croker's friends
have decided to place in the position Of
leader as chairman OF the finance commit
tee is ex-police commissioner John G.
Sheehan, and it is stated that Mr.. Crok-
er's friend, Lawrence Delmour will be
given the chairmanship OF one of the
other important committees. The friends
OF Richard Croker and ex. Mayor Grant are
said to be acting together to bring about
these changes. which may be effected at
this evenings meeting OF the general
committee OF Tammany Hall
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-27
EAST PROVIDENCE,

Rev. John Steward OF La Crosse. Wis,
q former pastor OF the Second Baptist
Church here, 10 spending two weeks
vacation in this vicinity. He will preach
at New Bedford next Sunday aud the
Sunday after.
The work OF lowering the water mains
on Broadway was commenced yesterday
morning. Most of the pipe between
Grove avenue and Warren avenue will have
to be lowered. The work is being done
by Councilman Charles f.. Pierce.
The shower, last night, was very much
needed, although II was too late to save
much Of the fall crop of fruit for in some
cases the late pears have withered on the
trees for the want of rain.
Last evening Metop Council, o. II. A.
NJ, held its regular meeting. One can
didate was instructed i'm the mysteries OF
the second degree. The representatives
who were elected TO attend the fifth ami
versary of Burnside Council reported a
very enjoyable time.
The baby carriage which was reported
as stolen from the residence OF Mr.. Bug
bee, on Sutton street. and which belonged
10 Mr.. Walter T.. Townsend. was found in
Mr.. Townsend's back yard the next
morning.