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The herald., 1895-06-16
nor EXCHANGE
L COUNTRY PROPERTY.

L COUNTRY PROPERTY
BY BARR REALTY COMPANY,
III Broadway.
> 4O-lO0 acres two miles from Cucamonga.
clear OF incumbranc; will take good
eastern property
$9O0o-Splendid 35-acre fruit ranch, close to
Los Angeles good income; will eX-
change for Los Angeles property or
part eastern and part cash.
15O-2O acres north OF Norwalk, near Little
Lake creamery; good water right; all
fenced; clear of incumbrance; price
$3.50 per acre; will exchange for house
and lot.-26
HAVE YOU ANY GOOD PROPERTY TO EN-
HAVE, BRING IT IN; WE CAN DISPOSE OF IT
FOR YOU. EXCHANGES ARE OUR SPECIAL
TIES.
$30OO-1O acres at Duarte in bearing variety
OF fruits; good water right; room
house small barn; viii exchange; in.
cumbrance $l4OO, if done quickly.
80
$2900-Equity in 40 acres near vineland
abundance of water piped to land; 5
acres in 7-year-old bearing apple trees
lncumbranoe $l100, $500 of which
must be paid soon; will exchange
- equity for eastern property.
$1,000 DO acres level foothill land, near
Chatsworth Park; fine deciduous fruit
land; clear of umbrance; will ex-
change.
$25o-lo acres one mile south Of S. P depot
at Monrovia; set to S. S. walnuts
plenty OF water $3.50 per acre; will
exchange Tor city properly.
$5000-160 acres miles from Canoga station,
about 30 miles N. W. of l.. A.. SO acres
tllable, ba ance good pasture land; 8
acres in French prunes l to years
old, acres in variety of fruits, all
bearing; good wells; 4-room house,
barn. farming implements, ETC.; clear
of incumbrance; will exchange for
improved city property and put in
$1,000 to $4,000 cash.
The herald., 1895-06-16
THE POLICE AND THE pUds
Stars Do the Fighters Up at coney
island
Dissatisfied Crowd That Wanted Money
Back and Didn't Get 1t.
An Q FizzIe

COMFY ISLAND, N. Y, June 15.-
Scarcely 1000 people took the risk OF pay
ing their money here tonight to see the
bouts which were scheduled to take place
in the arena of the Seaside Athletic club.
The affair was fizzle. George Green
OF San Francisco, better known a.
Young Corbett," and Eddie Pierce OF
New FORK, who were to box ten rounds
at catch weights, we're the first to enter
the ring. During the first two rounds
Corbett punched Pierce whenever and
wherever he liked and in the third hit
Pierce Is right hand punch in the jaw and
he went down like log, falling on hts
face, knocked out.
The police. headed by Captain Clayton,
jumped into the ring and arrested the
fighters seconds and time keepers ana
referee. No decision was given.
George Dixon and Frank Erne then
elm bed through the ropes. The an
nouncer introduced the men to che spec
tators and said:
.sThese men have entered the ring to
complete their contracts but as the police
will not allow them to go on, there VIII
be no further contests here tonight.
Give us cur money back" yelled the
crowd.
Tom O'Rourke, Dixon's manager, adj
dressed the crowd and said: II am here
with my man and am willing to have
him fight if the club will give me guar.
antec to protec5 him in court in case OF
arrest
Billy Newman, on behalf OF Erne,
said: 1--WE are here to fight, and are will
ling to do so on the terms Mr.. ORourke
stated"
The crowd yelled their approval, and
then Sparrow Roberts entered the
ring and said:
1.-THE club has decided to guarantee the
protection demanded by the principals
but the police refuse to allow the men to
box.'
"Navcr mind the police' yelled sew
eral spectators, and it looked as If riot
would take place. They quoted down in
a couple of minutes, however, and the
seconds of the men attempted to put on
the gloves.
Inspector Murphy and Captain Clay ton
entered the ring and announced that
they would not permit the fight to pro-
coed. The crowd then left the building.
Referee Tim Hurst, Time-keeper Rob-
ert Stoll. Young Corbett, Edwards and
six others were arrested and admitted
to bail in $500 each. Matchmaker Jim
Kennedy said tonight that the Choynski.
Hall bout which was to have been
brought off &C the club house Monday
night will not take place, although
Stricken Williamson SAID that 1t would.
1t is reported that Choynski and Hall
will fight in Jersey City.
The herald., 1895-06-16
SANTA ANA
Death of Weli-Known Citizen-A Mysterious
Disappearance

Death of Well-Known Citizen-A Mysterious
Disappearance
SANTA ANA, June 15.-The household
OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. +. Pride is again called
on to mourn the loss of a parent. About
a month ago, May Goth, Mr.. Pride's
father very suddenly uied of apoplexy,
while his mother was quite i'll at the same
time. not being able to sit up. and since
she has gradually grown worse until last
night at 8 10 her spirit went to join that
of her life's companion. This worthy
couple, though living in this city but
all who were so fortunate as to meet
them. The funeral was held at the resi-
dence of the son, d. +. Pride, on North
Main street, this afternoon at . o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Libby Of Orange, for some time
pastor of the deceased, assisted by Rev.
McIntire of the Methodist Episcopal
church. oaiciated. The same pail bear
ers that bore her husbands remains 20
the cemetery laid the wife and mother by
the side OF her husband. The bereavea
relatives have the deepest sympathy of
the entire community.
Every city OF any importance must
have "mysterious disappearance, and
Santa Ana has just had hers. A George
Barton, who was living with his sister.
Mrs. PARKS, about two miles south Of this
city, got up Thursday morning about
O'Clock, presumably to attend to an incu-
bator as had been his usual custom.
and instead OF going back to bed ne
struck out for somewhere not known to
any OF his relatives or friends. His sister
became alarmed about him and notified
the police, who began systematic search
for the missing man. Last night word
was received from the missing mans sis
ter's husband. Mr.. Parks, in Los Ange-
les. stating that Barton was there, but
would not give any explanation of his
queer actions
The herald., 1895-06-16
At the Coronado Hotel

Fl. G. W. Dinkelspiel, the well-known
San Francisco attorney, and Mrs. Dinkel-
spell, are visiting Coron ado on their we'd
ding trip.
A party of Philadelphians now here are
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Seltzer, Miss Z. M.
Settler and Miss Z. S. Maybn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Williamson are here
from New York City and Mr.. and Mrs.
d. A. Acer from Medina, N. Y.
Edwin Goodall of the Pacific Coast
Steamship company is registered here,
accompanied by Mrs. Goodall.
II. Wolseley Hutson and family of
Riverside have arrived at Coronado,
where they will occupy cottage during
the summer.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Jarecki and daugh-
tiers, Miss Jarecki and Mrs. VIM. Nelson
Mann, who have spent many winters at
Hotel del Cor Coronsdo' leave soon ioi their
the past winter disposed of his handsome
Riverside ranch.
Mrs. NJ f. Abbott and Miss B. Abbott,
mother ana sister of George Il. Abbott,
NJ. D., of Hotel del Coronado, arrived
this week from New York to make their
permanent home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. p. Blaisdell and Mrs.
G. W. Blaisdell are Los Angeles guests
here. Their party visited the old mission
yesterday.
Horace NJ. Dobbins ami family of Phil
adelphia are spending a number of
weeks at the hotel. Mrs. Dobbins is the
daughter of President c. G. Cove of the
Ell Cal on Valley company.
A cottage is building on D avenue, Cor
on do, for Miss Eliza M. Clark.
The San Diego bicycle clubs show a
marked preference for Coronado's Orange
avenue as wheeling ground and liter
ally swarm along the broad roadway esq
pecially is this the case in the evening.
Otto Penser OF Pasadena is enjoying q
weeks outing at the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W. Scott and son,
DR.. Edard a. Scott, of New York City,
are at the hotel for the summer.
The herald., 1895-06-16

KANSAS CITY, Mo. June ia good
crowd went out to Exposition park today
to witness the opening OF thirty days
running meet under the direction OF the
Kansas City Jockey club.
inaugural, seven furlongs-George
Miller won, Uncle John second, Marcel
us third time, 15s19.
Four furlongs-John Boone won. Mrs.
S. second, Ava Cain third; time, 0:56L.
SIX furlongs-Valdemar won. ia ia
second, Gold Cup third; time, 1:2514.
Kansas City cup. purse 5000, nine fur
longs-Cyantha won, Wedgetield second,
Martha Smith third; time, 2:10A.
Four and a half ongs-Leonawell
won. Lottie D. second, Susie Nell third
time. l :0lM.
The herald., 1895-06-16
A rlost Magnificent Heirloom

Is health. No gem in tiara or coronet is so
precious. Per contra, hereditary tendency
to disease often proves fatal legacy, since the
most trifing causes may fertilize the latent
germs or i'll health and render the fruitage
deadly. An inherent transmitted weakness OF
the physical constitution is more effectually
opposed and counteracted by Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters than by any other safeguard.
Digestion and assimilation promoted, due
bowels insured, are so many guarantees Of
permanent health, and these are the conse-
quenees among others of like Importance, of a
resort to the Bitters.' This medicine also pre-
vents and remedies malarious complaints.
nervousness, chronic insomnia, rheumatism
and neuralgia. Such warnings as loss of sppe-
tite and sleep. too. should not be disregarded.
The Bitters will res tore both without fail
The herald., 1895-06-16
THE CIRCUS

Wallaee's Show Greeted by Very Large
Audiences
The Wallace Great London shows open
ed last night at the northeast scorner Of
Fourth and Main streets, and the sign of
standing room only was put on the ticket
wagon at an early hour.
The show was pronoun ced excellent.
and included a number of strikingly
effective. features. The prices OF admis-
sion are low and the bill presented was
long and varied. The circus will con-
tinue at its present location for five days
and will then make tie circuit of South
ern California towns.
Colonel Mudi. the manager, has been
indefatgable in his work of arranging the
show and deserves the success he has
met.
The herald., 1895-06-16
EOR EXCHANGE
IN nN IL

l. BY A. II. MEDIC,
800 West Second street
Have customer who wants a stock OF gro
ceries or dry goods in exchange for nicely
improved 20 acres near Magnolia avenue, Riv
erside. There are on the place acres of or
ange trees five acres of them bearing; 2 acres
bearing vineyard acres alfalfa, and 1 acre
on which the house, barn and other buildings
are located. This property is clear of incum-
exchange the above ranch for residence or
business property in Los Angeles.
Have 40 acres to offer, all set to nuts and
fruit, miles from city electric car line; would
take in exchange one half its value in city
property. This orchard is great bargain at
$40, 900.
Oae OF the incest ana most valuable decidu-
GUS orchards-30 acres-in Southern Califor-
mia, heavy wi fruit only IL miles from Los
Angeles, can be had in exchange for improved
city properly.
A fine orange orchard OF IL acres, at River
side old trees, house rooms, barn, windmill,
well, etc.; $4,000. What city property have
A fine foothill ranch, 600 acres near Fair
mont, nearly all in cultivation; about 10 acres
in almonds and other fruits. Plenty of water
can be developed on land from springs on the
higher elevations for irrigation. Will let place
go for SIS per acre, one-half its ctual value,
and will exchange for Los Angeles city prop
erty s'sTsa
Have customer who has rs lots in Los An
geles, Gloss in lots now being graded and near
street car line, who wants to exchange the
same for a country home of 10 or 20 acres.
Here's customer who owns 10 acres of
good land on a prominent corner on motor
line near Riverside, and worth $4,000. which
party would exchange for Broom prop
erty in Los Angeles and he would
go south or southwest or to East Los Angeles
The place is clear of incumbrance and has on
it room house with water piped to the land.
Have seven lots finely situated at ''Engle-
wood on the HILL" at sixty-ninth street, Chi
cago close to station where rs trains stop
daily, the lots fronting on Robey and Winches-
ter avenues value $500 per lot; owner now
in the city; wants Los Angeles property in ex-
change for said lots
About 500 200 worth of property, an ad :
dition TO a good town in Kansas, no 1ncum-
brance; want Southern California property in
exchange Tor the above.
See listof property for sale in another col
umn.
A. II. NEIDIG,
Telephone S26. 30S West Second st.
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Identifying Her DoIIie

Petit Parisien: The little Germaine ha d
gone with her mamma to get her doll
from the shop where it had been sent to
have the head mended.
The shopman turned the place inside
out but could not find this one particular
dollie.
Mademoiselle Germaine in great anx-
iety followed with her eyes the move
ments of the old doctor of the dolls, and
then very timidly said:
monsieur, she is named Minnie"
The herald., 1895-06-16
PERSONAL

Mr.. Gus Hirshtield of Phoenix, presi-
dent OF the Bull Dog mine, is in Los An
geles to meet HI. brother Will II. Fox,
who is filling an engagement with the
Orpheum as Padewhiskie. Mr.. rox's
next contract is in Chicago. He and Mr..
Hirshtield will leave for Phoenix next
week. -.f-
Mr.. W. S. Woolacott, brother of H. T..
Woollacott, has just returned from an ex-
tended business trip which included a
short soiourn in Salt Lake City and other
important interior cities.
The herald., 1895-06-16
FOR EXCHANGE
VsOR EXCHANGE
LOS ANGELES
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,

REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
224 S. Broadway.
Boyle Heights, s-room house; exchange for
Broom cottage; $4,000.
Eighteenth ST., Groom house, garden, barn.
etc; exchange for cottage; $4,000.
BOYLE Heights, Broom house and 80 lots at
SI2, 700; iucubmbrance $500; exchange
equity for clear city property or Income couu-
try
Flower ST.. close in, 2-story house and cot
tagc in rear; equity $4,000; for residence,
$500.
Oak st., lot 62x127; $1,000 for lot close in or
First ST., corner, 32-room house, rents for
$40; for residence and part cash. $650O
Boyle Heights, Groom house barn, etc,
side and paw $1,000 difference or assume.
OAKLAND-House and lot; lot 54x145;
house OF rooms, near electric cars. for Los
Angeles, price $500.
MONRoVIA-5O acres, 20 acres improved
want Los Angeles business property; price,
$21, 900
oAKLAND-Business property to exchange
for os Angeles, $25.
ESCONDIDO-6H acres highly improved; q
story house of rooms; want Los Angeles in
numbered: price $1,000.
POMONA--21a acres and small house; 800
chickens. etc; want city price $1,000
PoMONA-3 lots, each 65xl5n, Palomares
ave, exchange for Los Angeles $1,000.
TACOMA-Z0 acres for Los Angeles property;
$4,000.
DENVER. Colo.--3 room house and lot
$1,000: equity, $780, want Los Angeles
fol Los Angeles
REDLANDS--New 1O-room house. modern,
bath; rents for $50; for Los Angeles; $1,000;
will assume.
WHITTIER--6-room house for Los Angeles;
$1,000.
PERRIs--1O acres; exchange for horses,
mares and mules; $3.50.
MIsSOURI--New Madrid. 80 acres. heavily
timbered land, four miles from river; ex-
change for Los Angeles or Southern California
property; clear, $5 per acre.
DOWNEY--lOO acres alfalfa land. 500 per
acre; exchange for city property.
Otner exchanges for property at Riverside,
Redlands San Bernardino, Cotton, Ontario,
Burbank, Redondo Santa Monica Long Beach,
Rialto. Vernondale, San Diego, Compton, San
Jacinto; Jamul, Chatsworth Park and in the
counties OF Kings, Lassen, Riverside. San Die
go. Tehama. Fresno. Kern, Alameda, Santa Bar
bara, Santa Clara. San Luis Obispo and in the
following states and territories: Illinois Mis-
souri,, Nebraska, Michigan, Texas, North Dako-
ia, South Dakota Tennessee, Arizona, Wash
ington, Iowa, Colorado, New York, etc.
EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT
Los ANGELES REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
10 224 S. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-06-16
NOR EXCHANGE
Here are few OF
MOORE & PARSONS EXCHANGES,
See if YOU want to trade.
800 w. Second ST.

S45OO-A highly improved IL acres at Gar;
dena. in splendid state OF improvement and
cultivation; Broom, hardhnished house; big
barn, 36xiO, with cement floor; 6.foot fence
corral; 10 acres alfalfa 2 acres strawberries;
finest water supply in the county, water to sell;
fine TOKYO reservoir; gasoline engine; engine
house cement floor: enough water can be sold
to pay good interest on Investment; an open
ing that is hard to beat and one that will not
prove on examination to have lot OF obJec-
tionable features but will verify all and more
than we claim. We only ask $1,000 down, bal
ance very easy; or If you have tirst-class ex-
change in Los Angeles, oakland, Berkeley or
bis d~ Wanted cd. Est so Will '0"''ue' ' Nv '
$5ODO-Double house and nice Broom cot
modern Improvements on two lots; rent for
500 per month; will exchange Tor good Los
Angeles lots. Toll
right close in, north OF city; acres grapes,
just loaded. other fruits in abundance; big
reservoir; plenty OF water; good hard finished
We have superb lO-room residence per-
feet house, on large lot, in choice neighbor-
city lots or a smaller house and lot
$,50O-A good 2-story brick house, right
on electric car line, z rooms; TO exchange for
good, we'll located, clear lot.
100000 worth OF choice income and vacant
Chicago property; owners want to transfer all
their interest to Southern Ca ifornis, and will
exchange for good lands or city property.
Don't offer rubbish, for all properties offered
will be carefully inspected.
$1O,OOO-An elegant, modern, IA room res
idence in Lansing, Mich, and choice location;
furnace and every modern convenience; fiue
brick barn; to exchange for Los Angeles or
vicinity.
$lOU0-3O-acre olive ranch at Glendora. Is
acres set to olives; for Los Angeles.
CLEAR EASTERN PROPERTY TO EX-
CHANGE FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA:
WILL ASSUME OR PAY CASH DIFFERENCE
$7O00-A nice 22-acre fruit ranch close to
Los Angeles; fine foothill home for some.
body who wants to live close to town; nice Z
room house, verandas, hedges and arbors,
flowers; reservoir and artesian water piped;
big barn, chicken plant, other buildings. What
have you in Los Angeles property to exchange
for place where you can make some money?
MOORE IL PARSONS,
Investment Brokers and Exclusive Property
Agents,
229 w. Second st. 16
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FOR EXCHANGE
EOR EXCHANGE
BY +. Ii. BARCLAY.AND DAUGHTER,
222l15 S. Broadway,

100 acres fine level land in Kern Co., $4,000.
100 acres fine land in Oregon, $500.
80 acres fine land in oregon, $1,000.
l60 acres in southern Illinois, "a 900.
l6O acres near Fort Dodge, Kansas, $1,000.
4SO acres in Cove Co., Kansas; improvements
cost $500, $4,000.
Chicago lots.
st. Paul lots,
On some OF above the owners will assume
small membranes il they get desirable Cali.
fornia property.
Elegant Hotel in the foothills; suitable for
pleasure resort, hotel or sanitarium: 81 rooms
400 feet OF veranda; gas, electric bells. etc.
1850 feet above sea level. VIII exchange for
first.cass acreage in California. Free of in
cumbrance.
40 acres near Chatsworth Park, fine, level
land, to exchange for city property.
90 acres in Monte VISTA $4,000; $1,000 cash,
$500 in city property. This is most desir.
able property, and bargain
40 acres or 20 acres in San Fernando valley,
all set to fruit; 4-room house. $500 cash or
city property or some of each. Any way to
suit you viii assume small incumbrance ON
good property.
Lot 6ox37O on San Pedro, close in, for good
unincumbered city or country. 1ncumbered
$6000 equity $4,000
Lot 150x65O, corner, Pasadena; house z
rooms for part cash and part improved ranch
near city or foothills. The above is clear
Beautiful house Santee street, $4,000
You must see this to appreciate it.
Beautiful 10room cottage on fashionable
corner at Alhambra. Complete i'll every de-
tall shruhbery, lawn. etc. one of the loveliest
homes in Southern California 1t will be sold
at sacrifice. Call for price and particulars.
SOME FIRsT-CLAss INVESTMENTS
40 acres IN Santa Gertrudes. / mile from
Downcy. 50 acres in alfalfa and in
soft shell walnuts and aprcots. Double water
right. $4,000 $1,000 cash and balance
any time you want
$50 acres in San Bernardino county with
over 1000 inches OF living water. Water alone
worth twice as much We ask for both land
and wat or. OF this tract 500 acres is fine fruit
land and especially adapted to almonds or
olives.
200 acre tract in Los Angeles county, all in
vines and fruit. Unsurpassed Income this
year will easily reach $4,000 Can be raised
to 500 900 by good management. This is one
OF thnse properties which prefer showing
to talking about. 1t is offered for less than
half value. We cannot print our price, but
come AID see us, if you can raise few thou
sand dollars and are not afraid OF $25, 900
mortgage.
40 acres Look for the special advertisement
elsewhere in to-day's paper. 1t is offered for
"A value. You cannot find its equal in South
ern California for the money.
+. H. BARCLAY Il DAUGHTER,
222l2 S. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-06-16
The Valley Railroad Survey

HANFORD. June 5-The surveying
party under Chief Guppy for the Va ley
road broke camp on Kings river this
norm : and moved 10 Cross creek near
the eastern border of Kings county and
arbout twelve niles southeast of Hanford
today. The lines have been run from a
common point on Kings river to Ham
ford on entering the city on the east and
one west, the two lines converging at
point some four miles south of town.
The herald., 1895-06-16

A very pleasing entertainment was
given last night by the Los Angeles 10y
al Temperance Legion at the First Con-
gregational church, corner OF Hill and
Sixth streets. The talented Story chill
dren. including the baby violnist, Nell
son Story. were the features The audi
ence was large and appreciative.
The herald., 1895-06-16

FULLERTON, June 15.-All the stock
for the bank at Fullerton was subscribed
this morning. The capital stock will
be $25, 600.
The Puente Oil company has just Sc
cured right of way for pipe line from
the oil wells, a distance of five miles, to
Fullerton. Work begins Immediately.
The herald., 1895-06-16

WASHINGTON, June 15.-The state
department has received q cablegram
from Minister DENLY, saying that in the
recent Chinese riots at Cheng Tung the
American mission was not much dam
aged, and that no Americans were hurt.
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Wrecked by Cyclone

DENISON, Texas, June 15.-A portion
of Grayson county was devas tated by a
cyclone yesterday in the Martin spring
district west of here. Thousands Of
acres of crops we're wiped off the earth,
houses blown down ana the damage will
run high into the thousands OF dollars. p
The herald., 1895-06-16

The Los Angeles Herald is one of the
best papers In the state under its new
management. 1t gives all the news Of
Southern California, and its editorial
comments on passing events are well and
ably written.-Visaiia Times,
The herald., 1895-06-16

nor EXCHANGE-LEND US YOUR EARSi
Il We have nice six-room cottage OIL Q half
block from either the electric or cable road,
East Los Angeles. We have a lot on stephen
son avenue, cl ose in, near the Santa Fe depot;
both encountered $500 Now, we want to
exchange for cheaper house further out and
are willing TO assume small encumbrance.
+. II. PIPER & CO.,
109 Broadway. II
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WANTED

WANTED
In exchange for a fine residence property in
Cleveland, Ohio good modern home in Los
Angeles, would take well located lots;
Cleveland property worth $500. and is we'll
rented TO frst-class, prompt-paying tenant.
ROBERT Il. JONES & CO.,
2O4 Bradbury Block.
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INOR TRADE-LARGE HOUSE OF ROOMS
II 2-story; all hard finished; corner lot, COX
$50 feet to alley; on Eleventh ST., close in; ;
will trade for small house and cash.
W. II. HAY e CO.,
10 2l915 s. Broadway.
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$5OOO-FOR EXCHANGE, ONE OF THE CHOIC-
est 10acre orange groves in the Azusa valley,
at Covina, Cal Sci solid to bearing Washing
ton navels: all in fine condition; water with
the land this is II bargain; will trade this
grove for improved city property. ORDER
L. DOW, 1898. Broadway.
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MATCHMAKER

4 SAFE PLACE TO HAVE YOUR WATCH
"A repaired. Remember you get guarantee.
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$3OOO-FOR EXCHANGE, FINE GROOM RES
idence, modern, on a lot T5xl50 in q choice
location. to trade for country property; will
assume or pay $1,000 If the property is worth
the difference. ORDER DOW, 139 s.
Broadway.