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The herald., 1896-04-12
rlercy Home Fair

The fair running at Turnverein hall last
week in aid of the Mercy home closed last
evening with great e'clat, and goodly
harvest may be presaged for the gentle
greatly due to the numerous patrons who
have generously come forward with contri-
buttons of money and valuable donations
of various kinds.
Arend's orchestra contributed $40. The
German-American Savings bank presented
a cheque of $40 and Mr.. Casper Cohen 50
TO Mrs. Ponet of the hat booth. Mr..
CARROLL donated large picture, Mrs. Ker-
ckhoff a handsome lamp, Mrs. Donegan q
handsomely fitted up infants basket, Doll
ovan & Co., the jewelers., q silver bread
tray, Peoples store, numerous pieces of
hanging lamp. The ice cream booth was
presented with a gold watch, a Duchesse
lace handkerchief and beautiful specimens
of drawn work. Mrs. L. M. Schallert who
did graceful duty at the bon-bon booth
with her assistants the Misses J. and c.
lent of q number OF gifts, among them
large cake by Miss Collins, o canary in
beautiful cage, and large doll reigning
as Queen of the fair.
The contributions Of the Westminster.
Hollenbeck. Jerry. Illich. st: Elmo, Ebin-
Childs. Mrs. L. A. Grant, Mr.. Ryan of the
Normal market and Mr.. Schallert added
largely to the prosperity of the dining
room. Other drawing cards not to be
overlooked were the fair maidens, who
did charming duty therein, and Mrs. lie
Sage, the gracious hostess. At noon yes
tertlay the vicinity of this adjunct of the
fair was crowded to it's utmost capacity.
The visitors continued to pour in IN great
numbers during the afternoon and in the
evening the music, the crowds and the
noise lent inspiration to the purchasers and
sales were brisk and merry, ending with
grand auctiontoward midnight. Numerous
visitors, among them Mr.. Casper Cohen
and Mr.. j. f. Francis, went the rounds of
the fair, leaving at each booth CHEEKY words
of encouragement and generous gifts OF
shining coin in aid of the Mercy home.
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NARROWLY ESCAPED DEATH
q. J. Griffith Injured In . Runaway on Th
Street


G. J. Griffith, the capitalist, had q mar
row escape from instant death in rum
away accident at 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon, but fortunately escaped without seri-
GUS injuries. Mr.. Griffith has been singu-
larly unfortunate during the past week,
the incident of yesterday being but the
elimination of a series of disasters. First
one of his handsome black carriage team
fell on the corner of Fourth and Spring
streets, breaking leg 80 that the animal
had to be shot. Then his little son Van
broke his leg while at play in the yard of
the Spring street school, and finally Mr..
Griffith himself just escaped being dashed
to death.
He was driving his spirited team along
Third street when the horses took fright
and ran 1t full speed down Third to Main.
At the corner Mr.. Griffith tried to turn tho
maddened animals, but his efforts were un.
availing. Straight across Main street they
dashed and over the sidewalk into the store
at No. 270 occupied by the Standard Fish
company. The carriage was caught be-
tween counter and the wall, throwing the
occupant out, while the horses breaking
loose brought up against a partition in the
rear of the store.
Mr.. Griffith struck full upon the sharp
corner of the counter and rolled to the
floor groaning with pain. He was taken in
bus to his apartments in the Nadeau.
The carriage was wrecked but the horses
were uninjured. Last evening MIR. Griffith
was resting easily, being only bruised and
shaken up. He will be all right in day
or two and feels devoutly thankful for his
miraculous escape,
The herald., 1896-04-12


Il EDWARD y. SILENT & CO.,
Broadway and second st.
CT. W. PALMER. Manager r. Fl. Dept.
Special Bargains in Houses and Lots.
G1 HA-IA modern broom cottage on Koh-
SIDOO ierst. bet. seventh and Eighth !;
owner is going east; must sell quick.
&1R0O-5.roon,. neW ss',n ensirely I'M modern on, cot
and Eighth Just completed; nice lot, street made,
sidewalks, fence, etc. easy payments.
az 4 Hnn-Good S-room house on Newhall St.
OOO bet First and Temple is los 81 i2osl5';
an nn-New 4-room hard finish cottage on
~ L. IUO Thirly-frst st. near Central ave.
electric line; lot 40x14o
UCOOO-A lovely home on Orchard st., o
sDOOOO rooms. all modern. nicely decorate
ed good barn. splendid neighborhood.
E1 EO0-A good 7-room cottage on Central
built only three months.
S17OOsr eoysy ct bsaSsi 'ets"se ete on
Fourteenth ST.; in splendid condition; lovely
EDWARD D. SILENT & CO..
Broadway and Second st.
CT. w. PALMER,
Manager Real Estate Department. IL
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City L0fs

tion--i time, cents per line; week. 30 cents per
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City L0fs
FOR SALE
Tn!r.!sss t.ss st., opposite Flower. 7Sxlss IT,, bar
Burlington ave, near Tenth. east or west fronts,
cheap.
Hoover st. corner. Ilsxl4s to alley adjoining
Harper tract; only s27oo or siioo for half
San Julian st., 5ox15o to alley near Tenth; can't
be duplicated.
Ninth st. near Central ave-, 12ox132 feet; here is
bargain $500 takes 1t.
Maple ave, cas-. or west front lots between
Eleventh and Twelfth; slo5o.
Union ave., iooxi4s IT. near Fourteenth; s.ooo
Hiiist.. corner Eighth soxles IT,; as an invest
equaed, price considered.
Twenty-second st. near Union ave, 6 rooms,
modern, new; 1850; easy terms.
Eighteenth st. near Cherry, rooms, all i'm.
provements, Darn, etc.; $500.
Hope st. near Twelfth, o rooms, story, modern,
handsomely decorated; $500.
Hill ct: near Tenth; lot 7sysxl5s. shouses rents
| e65; tll000.
| Figueroa st. near Adams, rooms; only 5000.
Westlake ave. near Eighth st., 10 rooms barn;
| $1,000.
Hill ct. near Fourth: new Hat building, rents $50,
| lot SOxls0; price, sl0000-make us an offer.
Olive st. near TENTH sOx 1876 f with two cottages
rented at $50; want ofer
Broadway-Our list shows number OF gilt-edgc
bargains between First and Seventh SITS. If you
! are interested we would take pleasure in telling
4 you about them.
| HINTON & WHITAkER,
| 1923 W. Second ST. IL
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At the corner of Pico and Figueroa
streets the other evening lady sitting in
u buggy was grossly insuted by a we'll
dressed man, who exposed his person on
the opposite side of the street. The hus-
band of the woman was by her notified OF
the occurrence and is looking for the party
with SO little sense of decency.
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FOR SALE
Bargains in horses,
BY ). BROWN & CO..
2o6.s s. Broadway. room lS
$500 $500 cash, 4-room house on Hoover 81 lot
50xlSs; this is on electric car line.
s2i00-B-roon new. modern cottage on University
electric car lne $3.50 cash, balance, long time.
5000 room new, modern cottage, decorated,
barn. cement walks etc, 1850 cash
ei300--5 room modern cottage near two car lines;
$50 cash, balance, So per month.
ei0S0--3-room cottage on Traction electric car
line, clean side, half cash.
LOTS, LOTS, AT BARGAINS.
f550--50x14s to alley, Thirty first At.
S650-50x its on Twenty-th h ird street, half cash.
And hundreds Of others. Como in and see our
list s. BROWN q co.,
cO6Is South broadway, Room ls. IL
The herald., 1896-04-12

Mrs. Lillian Plimpton and pupils extend
an invitation to friends and lovers of good
music, who are interested in this work, to
musical, to be given Friday evening at
o'clock, at Southern California music
hall, Bradbury building. Miss Matilee
Loeb, cornetist, will assist.
The herald., 1896-04-12
Country Property
EOH SALE

S12,60O--A At Monrovia, Is acres TO navcis years
old. In fine condition. will guaranteed you over 10
per cent on the price asked for II can be obtained
for crop now on the trees; water free.
II you buy. nm orange grove here are three
points on which yoa want TO make no mistake,
VIZ: location, water md pr 's. As to location.
MOnrovia, of the prct;iest foothill
towns In California, IN hard TO beat and IL
enjoys the distinction Of being tile only
town in California with water absolutely
free: IL you have land in Monro via you have
water, too. I'm Offering grove in that town
which, besides the advantage OF location, free.
pure mountain water and the very lowest price OF
any 5-year-old navel grove in the town, offers u
splendid opportunity for n man to settle down and
have his acres cnt up into city lots in a very
short while being only three blocks from the bus-
iness center OF the place. | defy you to duplicate
this place at less than $1,000 per but IN sell
1t at 500 per acre, si2,6J0 You It and
return In hours and 10 minutes: drop around and
let me show it to you or talk to You abont it.
ss0W-At Rialto, - acres. IL W Washington
navels, > to lemons, years old; small crop now
on: beautiful cottage, rooms and bath all hard
finished; hot and cold water ppeJ horses. wagon,
cultivator, tools; house completely furnished it
all goes: you can move In with nothing but a
valise aud he fixed.
You can get n bargain in any one OF these. See
owner, BOAZ DUNCAN, 14a s. Broadway u
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EOK SALE--
II NEW Mp 4 r,TIrpu

LNOK SAIL
Il A NEW DEPARTURE
Wenow offer to furnish purchasers OF lots in the
Alexandra Well tract at their option, with policies
of Insurance OF the Title Insurance and Trust coa
pany for the full amount of lhe purchase price or
the lots bought. or with unlimited certificates OF
title guaranteeing the title in Alexandre WE'LL,
free and clear of all encumbrances Lots from
s3O0 up on small cash payments and easy monthly
installments without interest. Clerks, working
men, laboring men. mechanics, motormen con-
ductors, engineers stop throwing away your money
on rent aud remember the same payments will In
Il few years make you the proud possessors of your
own homes. Just ask your wife about It and get all
the particulars from RICHARD AIirSCHUL sole
agent, l23ia w. Second sL, Burdick blk. II cod
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LNOR SALE-.GRIDER Il DOW'S
Il ADAMS ST TRACT
L ~ 4

INOR SALE-GRIDER Il DOW'S
Il ADAMS ST. TRACT
THE TRACT OF HOMES
6i choice residence lots unsold now offered
at $500 to $1,000 on easy payments: 600 lots have
been sold and over 80 homes built in the past Is
months; school building that cost over $1,000
and fine church are ocaled in this tract five
miles Of streets, graded curbed and sidewalkei; !;
and lined with 1000 lovely shnde and palm trees !;
city water, electric lights modern street cars
with 10minute service; only II minutes time
from business center: four sofDot streets and one
l00f0ot street, lot 4Jx13J to alley; high and slightly
location; rich loan soil. no mud. Don't buy for II
home nor for an Investment until you see the
"Adams-st Tract" Free carriage from our office.
Telephone 1870. For maps, prices and views Of
this tract, call on or write to
GRIDER & DOW,
16 $50 $. Broadway.
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Tho regular monthly meeting of the
will be held at Mrs. Forrester's, O40 West
Seventh street, at 10, April 49, A full at
tendance is urged. Mrs. J. B. Brown, sec
.scfs
The herald., 1896-04-12

The Hack and Expressmens' association
met last night with a good attendance. It
is the intention to resolve into non-parti-
san political body to sustain their friends
and, if possible, to sidetrack their enemies.
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EOR SALE-HEAL ESTATE
Houses and Lots

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tion--i time, cents per line; week, 81 cents per
line. month"; 3, per lind
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The California Paint Store, at No. 307
South Main street, was closed last night
by the sheriff on attachment. The
amount was $4,000, and the attachment
was levied by Charles M. Yates of San
Francisco
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The latest subdivision placed on the mar
ket in the city is G. A. Smiths third addi-
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

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By request the choir of the Central Pres
byterian church will repeat the Easter
music tonight in the Y. Nj. c. A. hall under
the direction OF Mrs. NJ. Il. Auer.
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INOR SALE
EOR SALE

II rable lots on Ocean View ave. in the Mob Hill
tract All improvements In and paid for. Faces
50 feet on Ocean View ave. Is 180 feet deep one
line and 100 deep on the other Owner lives in the
cast md says sell for what think is $500 under
tnal present value Price sl4o0; this is one of the
most slightly aud desirable lots Ocean View
ave. and should sell for $1,000. LEONARD MER-
RII, sole agent 240 Bradbury block. II
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ENOR SALE-OWN YOUR OWN HOME
l. 80 cash. 80 per month.
NO INrIREST

ENUK SALE-OWN YOUR OWN HOME
Il 80 cash. $40 per month.
NO INTEREST,".
Lots on Fourteenth and Newton sts., IA miles
from Spring and First sts., in the
ESrELIA TRACT. 4265 TO $50,
one block from cars, in ncighborhood of neat cot
tage homes. where building restrictions are en-
forced, thus protecting your property as we'll as
1t presents the combined features seldom seen of
close-in property cheap at prices and terms offered
nowhere else in this city; cement walks laid and
paid for; no bonds or interest to worry you ;
other street improvements made when required.
These lots are beauties, lie about one foot above
grade, affording perfect drainage: soil II sandy
loan no mud whatever; look at all other tracts,
then see the Estella Remember. we charge alb
soutely no interest," and every dollar paid goes
into your lott Also that our prices % per cent
cheaper than surrounding lots. Title perfect: Ger
thcate with each lot For all particulars apply 70
7. A. STANTON, lis 8. Broadway. Tel. ll6l.
-thurs-sun-l.t
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Mrs. L. T.. Walsh of III West Seventh
street has returned from San Franchise
after very pleasant tEip.
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VNOR SALE-S75o-LOTS IN BEAUTIFUL
II Williamson tract, on Girard ST.: graded and
sidew a ked all paid: terms o slit purchasers who
will build nice iml r)vemen,s HovIo get there
Take Pco ST. car and stop ut Union ave-; walk
block on Union avenue TO tirard s., then wa X -
ward the w,st on stu ii sids iraid until you
reach the elevation where the gum tree grove is
you'll lind nv slen on the lots. tina gives all lhe
particulars. For u thor Information call OH r.
ALTSCH CL, 1888 W. $, cJnd st. 1o-l4-l6
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The professor challenges the world to prove his
equal. He reads the future without mistake,
gives valuable advice on all affairs of life He
overcOmes your enemies, removes evil influences,
heals family troubles, restores lost affections
causes happy marriages with the one you love,
correct information on lawsuits. divorces, mar
rages, business speculation, names of friends and
enemies; also of the one you will marry HIS sue
in the past proves his superior ability to help
you now; being successful in all cases where others
have often failed. Thousands of people have been
made happy by his aid and advice. The professor
is not required to return 10 such methods AS
charms and such trash, and does not wish 10 be
classed with carj-readers, etc, but Il life reader
from the laws of science, which is clairvoyanty.
those who have been deceived by pretend' rs
fessor at once; you wiLLa find him reasonable III
prices. and all business private and confidential
Letters with s.amp answered ofhce 4lS W.
Seventh ST., between Hill and Olive SITS. Hours
from a. m. TO p. M: sundays Il. m. to > p IN.
No clairvoyant sign, only name Of PROFESSOR Il
ARLING on window. OIL
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EoR SALE

ENOK sALE--
10000 ACRES.
Finest ranch in California, bordering on Pacific
ocean, twenty minutes by rail from Los Angeles
perfect climate frosts hot Winds fertile soil
two water systems; suitable for oranges, lemons
grape fruit olives, peaches, apricots pears, wal
nuts, prunes corn, beans, etc
Will sell the whole or III small tracts
d. FREEMAN, Owner,
54 595 5. Spring ST., Los Angeles
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Fon SALE BY
WILDE STRONG
Workman Park Tract
$3.50 to $500 for large lots 5oxl4o having an outlook
HoLLENBEcK PARK.
Ss.scgg Sses graded gas s. and city water The nmest
NEW ELECTRIC CAR
@ ~ 81 ana visit This property as well as en-
-, IT will only be a short time until the new car
the tract. which will bring this property within
minutes ride OF the center OF the city.
WILDE & STRONG.
$500 apiece buys the choice lots facing east on
kohler ST., bet sixth and Seventh sts., and close
TO Central ave. The choicest close in property in
the city. Terms, !, cash, balance I, > and years.
'' " '''''' "A' WILDE { STRONG.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
s45oo buys 45 feet on
SEVENTH ST.,
Close to Main. The cheapest piece of property on
WILDE & STRONG.
We have 2of the choicest PIECES of property on
Ono corner and paying hands ,me income. Let
US SHOW you these properties at once:
WIbDE 0 SlhONG.
For subdivision, $500 for the choicest:
property on Wts. Adams street.
$1,000 an aci o for 81 acres within one mile limit.
WILDE & STRONG.
HoUsEs-HoUsEs.
sisoo-Eleyant 5room modern cottages on Ea $
ton ST.: bet. Central ave. and Kohler; only $3.50
down, balance mo1thly: The finest little cot
WILDE STRONG.
$500 buys a new modern 7-room 2-story house
" '''' WILDE & STRONG.
Sa35o-one of the finest homes in the city;
rooms new and modern lSS9ie6 10 sosthwest
y'u want nice home Wise IL Il fitg 81: skoNs q e;
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
$4,000 buys 10 acres on Western ave. AS choice a
p'e's ''''s''' Us A''''''' WILDE & STRONG.
from Riverside choice land Think osit Land
within miles Of Riverside for s$5 an 2 acre s1aoNc
sa5 an acre with water Mnneola valley land, on
you can ind in the state. Come in and get one of
the new pamphlets Just published on Mnneola. If
looking fOr FARMING 'lhnu IL VIII pay you 10 see
Minneoa valley before buying
WILDE e. STRONG.
1890 buys 26]i acres at Rivera 1ck in soft
shell walnus years old: 10 acres in alfalfa; good
8.room hard finished house; a big bargain
We have oMe of til, finest walnut orchards in
WILDE & STRONG,
General Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers,
22S w. Fourth st. IL
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100 acres solid to oranges and lemons, on G Colton
Terrace; 8 years old; plenty warm wafer piped to
each row OF trees: choicest citrus locality in Cal
ifoina price, $500 per acre.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Houses and Lots

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line: month, 81 per line.
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LNOR SALE

Fun SALE
We have fine residence and business lots in
every section of the city, located at every point of
the compass. We have low value lots and high
value lots and we have lots Of lots Of medium
value. We take lots OF pleasure in showing lots
and want lots of people to see the lots. We can
give you good opportunity and save you lots OF
money. whether you want lots for homes lots
for business or lots for Investments Well take
whole LOT OF time 70 locate you II you call about
these lols WIN. F.. BOSBYsHELL & CO.,
Dealers In Lots, l01 S. Broadway. L.
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nor SALE-AN ELEGANT s-ROOM MOD
Il ern house, new: southwest: on sl-foot street
convenient to electric lines; large. light and well
designed rooms. parlor 14xi9 dining room I4xl6,
splendid BATH hot and cold water, pantry, closets,
etc.. house finished in white pine; exterior is es-
pecially pleasing IN design; faces south and Is di-
rectly facing another street; will sell for $780,
would ask $500 for this place, but owner says I
must do something with it quick" LEONARD
MERRILL sole agent, 240 Bradbury block. IL
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MEDIUMS
DROFESSUR Il. w. ARLING-
THE CELEBRATED CLAIRvoYANT-
Is in the city,

ADVICE AND ASSISTANCE TO BENEF
YOU.
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Part of purchase money can remain on mort
gage any time desired, or exchanges will be con-
sidered; portions of the properly liable to advance
in price without notice.
JOHN NJ. G. MARBLE, 12
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EoR SALE
Beautiful Groom cottage. new and modern,
southwest, at remarkably low price and terms.
Can you find ovelier spot than Bonnie Brae for
a home, even in this city OF lovely homes: OF
ftwo or three bargains VIC have to offer In this
locality.
Don't forget that wo havo beeu looking the city
over to Ind cottages and houses worth from el9OO
to 5000, and yet perty which, owing to peculiar
circumstances, could he sold at unusually close
figures. IT has been hard thing to find In this
city, but we've got 'em. Only few, however.
Let US show them 10 you. WIN. +. BOSBf-
SHE'LL, f01 3. Broadway. IL
INOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE ON
II Union ave. near Tenth st.: every convenience;
decorated throughout lot is 50x60 to alley; faces
east; fenced on sides and rear; splendid improve
nents around this places street improved. includ-
ing sewer: will sell this nice home for $3.50, and
LEONARD MERRILL 240 Bradbury blk. IL
TNOR SALE BEAUTIFUL NEW COTTAGE
IL on Ingrahan st., near Lucas ave., 6 rooms and
bath. pantry, closets, hot and cold water; man1el
and CRATES all now and complete; lot is 5Ox130;
street all improved; will sell for s2750, $500 cash.
balance $50 per month; this is nice home. 10 min
MERRILL, 20 Bradbury blk. II
~ LOTS FOR SALE TODAY AT HALF
lO value; some immense bargains. The time
to buy Is when you can get bargains. See BEN
WHITE, 22i w. FIRST st. l3
&REO-+ROOM HOUSE LARGE. EA ST
spOOO Los Angeles; positive bargain. BEN
WHITE, 221 w. First st. IS
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FOR ExcHANdE-REAL ESTATE

FOR EXCffANGE-REA ESTATE
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VoOR EXCHANGE AND SALE
A. A. IRISH & CO.,
23Gls South Spring st.
SO acres near Los Angeles, 100 acres In alfalfa,
balance in corn and pasture; artesian wells.
large barns, sheds and all outbuiidings fine or
rhard, large house, place all fenced ana cross
fenced several times; horses, cows all farming
implements, etc., with place; VIII guaranteo
buyer l5 per cent on purchase price; easy terms
sscres near Riverside in full bearing .waInuts;
good house barn, ETC., all free and clear, for house
and lot in city.
<acres In decduous fruit, olives and strawber-
yies; good <-room house, large barn, chicken
houses, incubators, etc., horse, Duggies, cow
from neighbor the year round for ss5 per month !;
price $3.50. for house and lot here, and would as
sumo small amount.
1s acres ono mile from Rivera; 5-room house,
large barn, ETC.; 7 acres walnuts, balance in al
fslfa and potatoes: price $500; al clear; Will take
small payment down, balance any time.
suit you on a ranch or house and lot here at any
figure.
A. A. IRISH & CO.,
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EOR SALE :

L
20 acres solid to alfalfa at Compton. with two
artesian wells flowing 40 miners inches; price
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TOR SALE

NOR SALE - BONSALLO AVE. NEAR
Twenty-first st; choice lot east front, 5Ox l25; ;
ali improvements. including sewer, in and paid
for; only one block from University car line, in
tho nicest neghborhood not made up of rich peo
pie who live in fine houses in this city--but then
everybody knows how nice Bonsalo ave. is; price
for a few days 1850. LEONARD MERRILL, 2lo
Bradbury block. II
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THOR SALE-fl60c--BEST so FEET ON CEN
i trail ave., bet. seventh and Eighth SITS. For
sale by II. ALTsCHCL, 12s's w. second st.
Burdck llOck. 12l4l6
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NTME. STANLEY, CELEBRATED CARD
Nk reader: reads your entire past and future;
ladies' or gentlemen Soc. farlor l., 81 5. Spring
All
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80 acres at Clearwater, in pasture, artesian
water: price. $500.
9-acre peach orchard, on avenue, East San Ca
brel. IL shares water; price, S270l.
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FOR .SALE-REAL ESTATE

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Lot on Carondolet ST., near Wiltshire Boulevard
tract; price, $1,000.
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10 lots in same tract x to acre each, with
water; price, $50 to 500 each.
So acres inside city limits. adjoining East Side
park, water on tract and ripe for subdivision /;
price, $500 per acre
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E'oH SALE
VALUABLE WALNUT RANCH AT RIVERA,
---62li ACRES

VNOR SALE-WE ARE OFFERING LARGE
II tract OF damp land east of Soldiers Home in
subdivisions to suit purchaser. Tins is bargain.