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The herald., 1896-09-27

FOR EXCIANGE--614 ACRES NEAR
San Antoine, under 3-wire fence; fine run
ming water: fine settlement.
$40 acres in the Pecos Valley, Tex; fine
land, one mile from depot "
so lots. Long Island N. y; want prop
erty in Oakland or any good town, prefer
a large building for sanitary purposes.
houses and lots in Seattle. Wash. 3
in Whatcom, for country or city; will as
sumo. q 11Gc..
80 acres in Southern Missouri, acres
i'm Lankershim. for furniture or cows. or
what have you? Come and see me:
-,si....a A. A. IRISH,
q 5a.g 1861 s. Spring st.
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CULVER
PIP 3. Broadv
Lso8 An1rnl \. =

FOR SALE-SEVERAL MININ6 ~ r.
sitions that afford unequal op6orklll
TO those who wish to engage inA11
have samples of ore at my o1ll6o ~
MITCHELL. S28 8. Broadway. & e
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F0P p6NT-.H0Uses

FOR RENT
House rooms. Maple ave. near Thir-
tieth.
House 2 rooms, Holmes, bet. Eighth
and Ninth.
Very handsome s-room house on Flow
or ST.. furnished or unfurnished.
S-room house, Denver ave-. near Ninth: I:
new, very handsomely finished.
11-room house. Crocker st. bet. Third
and Fourth.
E. g. SMITH & CO.,
Insurance, Real Estate and Loans,
101 8. Broadway.
27
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For Exchange-Modern 7-room 2-story
residence on car line, southwest; price
$1,000; want lots or land for equity. L. H.
Mitchell, 1856 Broadway. 70,
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FOR RENT-25-ROOMu LODGING HOUSE
suitable for a sanitary institution, on
Maple ave-. near Twelfth, furnished or
unfurnished.
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Billiard parlor; price s1400: want lots or
house and lot. See KEITH & VAN VRAN-
KEN, 1141a s. Broadway. 27
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IS JOHN H. COKE,
207 8. Broadway, City.

FOR EXCHANGE
Fruit ranch at Burbank for Kansas
farm. s
acres en- electric car line, Pasadena, in
bearing fruit to trade for Los Angeles
property. .I4 ....-
acres fruit and lemon grove in Po-
mona for lots in Los Angeles.
L, Finest lemon grove in the world at
Hollywood to exchange for Los Angeles
or Denver property.
40 acres near Ontario all level land. to
exchange for Santa Monica, Long Beach,
Los Angeles. or Kansas City property.
Choice lots in Phoenix, Ariz., or San
Antonio, Tex, for Los Angeles porperty.
100 acres near Burbank for Los Angeles
property.
Alfalfa ranch miles south of city, val
ued $25. 900, to exchange equity for Los
Angeles property.
LEE A. MCCONNELL & CO.,
27 113 s. Broadway.
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RU0 FACTORY

WE DO IT-DON'T LEAyU YoTX s
carpets to be moth-eetets; neajl n
have handsome, dura bic flu1k ~
any size. from any kind of cGx06E
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closets, pantry and bathroom. lawn and
flowers, two-story barn, 40x40 feet, II
stalls. windmill and tank: lots on cor
ner Of Mimosa and Cincinnati SITS, and
one lot on Mateo St; fenced and cross
fenced for poultry raising; on car line.
Inquire at 613 Mimosa ST.. near +. Sew
enth. 27
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For rents pieces Of 40. 20 and 20-acre
homes; alfalfa and corn land: near Long
Beach. PRAGER & TREOSTI,
n 102 Market st.
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FOR ExCHANGE-HOUSE AND LOT
Temple, for business property In San
Francisco or vicinity. Apply J. NEW
MAN, 35 New Montgomery ST., San Fran
cisco. Su-f
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FOR ExCHANGfs-$3ooo; GOOD FARM
ing lands In Oregon, part of which can
be irrigated with small expense for al
any kind OF property in Southern Cali
fornia y, w. MITCHELL. S2S s. Broad
y way. T. 4 .ss.e's 80 20
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FOR EXCHANGE-2O-ACR IMPROVED
ranch y mile from Anaheim; 4-room hard
finished house,; store house. barn, poul-
try house, 2 deep wells. so feet water In
each. pump. large reservoir; one acre
alfalfa. one acre young apricot trees;
mortgage to s400. or assume like amount
on Los Angeles properties; other country
properties for Los Angeles. Address
e. j. box 50 Herald. 27
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For rent-5-room cottage on Forester
st., between Rowland and Thornton sts.,
$14, water paid.
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s6500-Latest modern 12-room residence
in southwest part of city. handsome
on grove or alfalfa ranch for equity of
$4,000. If you want nice modern resi-
dence in first-class neighborhood see
this. Apply to BEN WHITE. 221 w.
First ST.
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FOR ExCHANGE-LADY'S AND GEN
: tloman's gold watch and about As yards
sSarpgsnf sea gn 1or good COW. Address B. R.,
ooN ~ az. a'o'
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acres nice level land. soil unexcelled
for any kind of vegetables 6 acres now
in alfalfa: barn, etc; plenty water; sit
uated in city: this is fine ranch; price
city property. Apply to BEN WHITE,
221 W. First ST.
The herald., 1896-09-27

FOR EXCHANGE-3OO0 SHARES. NON
assessable, stock Of a reliable, prosper
Gus oil company; want city Yots. acreage
near city or lodging house or equity in
good building lots. Address f. s., box
so, Herald. 27
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FOR EXCHANGE BY
KEITH G. VAN VRANKEN,
...7, 1141a 8. Broadway

2O-room lodging house, central location;
want house and lot in city.
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FOR EXCHANGE-$11,0 900; MILWAUKEE.
q Wis, residence for Los Angeles property
and cash.
$3500-2O acres Englewood, for house in
city.
house, for fruit ranch.
SHIELDS & KEPPEL,
7 2201h s. Broadway.
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OVER 2ooo RANCHES, OVER 200 HOUSES
and lots, vacant lots, properties in all
parts of the city for sale and exchange
221 ". First st. u
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FOR ExCHANGE-s4oOo ONE BLOCK
ground and well built modern 10-room
house; good water good family orchard,
mostly apples; a fine home; in Orange
thing Of like value. L. w. MITCHELL.
1928 8. Broadway. 20
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Want city property for 5 acres in city
near East Lake park; 4-room house.
barn. WELL. all fenced. etc; first-class
fand faa fms fms for ehsESH g & Eancks e sdd n
What have you in city to trade? Apply
to BEN WHITE, 221 w. First st.
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Stock of groceries, all fresh and new;
good location; cheap rent; worth about
$500; want lot or lots.
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. NICE 4-RooM MODERN COTTAGES.
with bath; 2 lots 50x1GO each, fence, barn.
ETC.. on Griffen ave.. remember Griffen
ave. is 80 feet wide; these cottages are
cars: price for both is $4,000: mortgage
1920; can run; or will trade one for $780,
near city. Apply to BEN WHITE, 221
W. First at -s.rf Q7
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gage; 10 acres, orange grove at Covina
free of mortgage price $4,000. Apply to
BEN WHITE, POI w. First st. : ISs
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FOR EXCHANGE-$40.0 900 WORTH OF
Spring st. property for $4,000 worth Ma
vel orange grove or vacant land and $25-
900 cash or mortgage due 6. Is or 80 months
at per cent. b. DUNCAN, las S. Broad
way. II
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WANT LOTS IN OAKLAND. sAN,FRAN-
cisco. Santa Monica or Los Angeles for
equity OF $500 in a nice large 5-room mod
err, cottage ant! bath; lot 50xlGo; price
you to offer? Apply to BEN WHITE.
POI w. First st. -.---.-.--- 27
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE -
BY BEN WHITE
1000 ranches improved and unimproved.
200 houses and lots.
100 vacant lots.
rs business places.
Properties for sale and exchange every
where. To buy. sell or exchange 60 to
BEN WHITE,
n 221 W. First st.
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s2oeo--15 ACRES NICE RICH, LEVEL
soil at beautiful Tropico; all in corn;
will sell for cash or trade de f4r ore city n prep
First st. 27
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FOR EXCHANGE - FOR LODGING
house furniture or stock of goods; new
Groom house southwest, lot 50x200. value
$25OO: will take half trade. balance at SIS
per month; interest per cent H. f.
p PARKER, 50S 8. Spring st. 27
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FOR EXCHANGE-WHAT HAVE YOU
to exchange for $500 equity in new five-
room cottage. large lot. on Vermont ave. !;
wagons and carriages preferred. ARM
STRONG buys and sells buggieS and
wagons at 1902 s. Main st. q
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COvINA-10 ACRES SET SOLID TO Or
anges, navels and Mediterranean sweets
nice 4-room cottage, large barn, etc.
ABUNDANCE of water; fruit will bring
oyer $1,000 this year; some trees 8 years
small mortgage; price Of ranch Is $4,000:
cash or exchange. Apply to BEN
WHITE, 221 w. First st. 27
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FOR ExCHANGE-WE HAVE PASA-
dena p- operty to trade for other good
property, including ranches, residences.
business blocks. ETC.; we also have other
property in nearly every state in the
union to exchange: we list nothing but
what has genuine merit in It; call at our
IFORNIA INVESTMENT CO., 10 s.
Raymond ave-, Pasadena. su-tf
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FOR EXCHANGE-BEAUT FIVE
acres set to lemons, oranges, peaches.
etc; good hard finished 5-room house,
house, / mile from car line; Cahuenga
valley: price s250O; good. value. This
place is gilt-edge; want home Of equal
Los Angeles. II. F. PARKER, sos s.
Spring st. H
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FOR EXCHANGE-DO YOU WANT A
home? Oranges, lemons, apricots, peach
es, plums, apples pears. figs. prunes.
ornamental trees lawn and flowers. good
house. barn and chicken houses: in fact.
lovely home place only six miles out,
five minutes from cars: will exchange for
city property. ]. F. JONES, 1872 Broad
way. q
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For Exchange-Fine farm of $50 acres
in Kansas price, $47o0; clear; want ranch;
will assume. l.. H. Mitchell. 13S s.
Broadway.
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LARGE LOT WITH NICE g. ROOM
cottage, in East Los Angeles; price $4,000;
free of incumbrance; want ranch IN
Napa county or Santa Rosa or Lake
county; here Is nice chance to get q
nice home for your ranch. Apply to
BEN WHITE, 221 w. First st, 27
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FOR RENT-$14, WATER FREE; NEW
Sl1, water free 795; also 1893 Merchant St,
each 4 large rooms, bath, closets, porches.
II. WIESENDANGER, 227 w. Second
ST. 1917
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FOR RENT-UNTURNIS Xy
rooms single or en- suite; pleasant y
ton. 563 S. Hope st.
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ROOMING HOUSE OF 80 ROOMS CLOSE
in: magnificently furnished throughout:
pays big: price $1,000: mortgage, sl10O: will
BEN WHITE, POI w. First st. ,gr- 27
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the most complete country places near
the city; SO acres Of fine land. with plenty
Of water and planted to lemons and
barn etc; 1000 yards from railway sta
: tion and only few minutes ride from
the city. MARTIN & KURTZ, room
228 Byrne bldg. u
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For Exchange-Handsome 10-room res
idence,. southwest. on car line; large and
beautiful grounds; price $500; mortgage
$30U0 want ranch or land for equity. l..
H. mitchell. 1876 8. broadway. 81
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FOR RENT-TO PERMANENT PAR
ties, handsome flats, mantels In parlor
and dining room, porcelain baths and all
modern conveniences; no children. APP
ply on premises. 1872 s. Flower ST., near
Pico. q
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FOR RENT-COTTAGE OF ROOMS,
furnished or unfurnshed. with bath, pat
ent sewerage. 1910 8. Hope st. Also
fiat of rooms with bath and gas. 1856 w.
Washington st. Apply to owner, 337 w.
WASHINGTON, 27
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FOR PENTHOUSE ROOMS. NEAR
two car lines, southwest; fine lawn. flow
shed, etc; rent sl5. NEWLYN. 229
Byrne bldg. u
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Fur EXCHANGE-$3OO HIGHLY I'M
: proved 5-acre ranch. with nice 5-room
cottage, good barn, water and orchard;
near electric car line, northwest; clear:
want nice cottage in the city well To-
Gated, south or southwest. l.. W.MITCH-
ELL, 1928 8. Broadway. 20
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FOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL 7-ROOM
cottage, first-class in every particular:
nicely furnished; near Pasadena ave-, at
city limits; price, $50 per month. G. 8.
BARTHOLOMEW, room 50, Bryson
block. 20
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FOR RENT-4 SUNNY ROOMS (HIA
and bath; separate yard and lawn. y
dress 312 T.. Twelfth st. q
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FOR EXCHANGED WANT TO TRADE
fine new organ, solid walnut, with
buggy, harness and pony. Address B.
S., box 90, Herald. q
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Anaheim-10 acres miles east of town.
some fruit; to exchange for city prop
The herald., 1896-09-27

FOR RENT-THE CHEAPEST PLACE
+ in town for mattings. nnoleums and win
dow shades: carpets cleaned and laid.
11-21
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here or San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley
or any good town in California: 800 acres.
all or part, 6 miles east from Riverside,
fenced cheap buildings, running water;
excellent dairy ranch: 100 acres bottom
land; water near surface, where alfalfa
Similar to Riverside. 10 acres, @ gum % grove SUei
Bear valley water covers land; county
road; s. P. r. r.. surveyed through land
Santageousiy in small holdings with
springs on each; school and church with
In walking distance; will sell or trade
all or part for city or ,,t town , property:
or a term|of years. See BEN WHITE,
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FOR EXCHANGE-EQUITY IN GROOM
cottage close in for equity in smaller
will give good trade. e. E. SQUIRES,
225 Byrne building. 27
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FOR REMITTANCE SUNNY FuH1941
ed rooms; housekeeping: every cCu4
venience. Sl3 s. Grand ave.
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FOR RENT : NICELY FURt9Y1H1
III blocks from p. o. q
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WE HAVE LOTS OF CLIENTS WHO
want broom cottages or and 4-room
suites. SHIELDS & KEPPEL, 320ls s.
Broadway. "a
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FOR RENT-LODGING HOUSE ~.
rooms. well located: price $3.50 c44{lt7
p. WELLS. 4lGla s. Spring. ~
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FOR NT-UNFURNISHED RoQ4
to let in good neighborhood. APPLY
1881 s. Broadway. iils titf at 7t ~
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FOR RENT-THOSE ELEGANT NEW
flats, all sunny rooms or would make
an elegant rooming house; also all the
stores under above flats, suitable for
grocery, drug store and meat market;
go. look at it; good location; on Hoover
and Kingsley SITS. II. II. PIEPER Il
CO.. 10S s. Broadway. 27
The herald., 1896-09-27

10 ACRES AT GREEN MEADOWS; Z
alfalfa, balance in vegetables, etc. good
land; price $4,000. or will exchange for
city property. Apply to BEN WHITE
221 w EirSt st. 27
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FOR RF,XCFANGE-s1O,OoO 900 TO $40, 900; FIN
est improved acreage in oity for lodging
house or hotel, furnished. including build
ing. Address p. o. box q, South Los
Angeles. 20
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FOR ExCHANGE-S15OO- SALE OR
exchange. half interest in large lot and
22-room house. near First st., one block
from Los Angeles st. Apply 100 San Pc
drO st. 4" 27
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FOR sALE-6-RoOM COTTAGE. FINE
location for r. r. man; 800 down. bal
ance $50 month. per cent. L. y.
SQUIRES, 225 Byrne building. 27
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FOR RENTS HOUSES. 500 ROOMS.
16 stores; rent from S. to 1925 month. ED
WARD NITTINGER, 31S,@ S. Broad
way. 2S
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S ROOMG AND BATH, WITH WATER
for $11; very nice home; go and see It at
s25 Ramona ave-, or see BEN WHITE,
221 w. First st.
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40 ACRES NICE RICH SOIL, FENCED
small house and barn, plenty water; now
in corn and barley: in Kern county. in
beautiful Tehachapi valley, S. P. r. r.
want eastern or northern property. Ap-
ply to BEN WHITE. 221 w. First st. 27
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FOR RENT
4-room cottage with bath, all modern
conveniences, $l1.
5-room cottage with bath, all modern
conveniences, $12.
Groom cottage with bath, all modern
conveniences. $14.
Apply at 139 N. Water st.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UMxI
for lodging. 316 w. Seventh st.
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FOR RENT = THREE FURNf9HNt
rooms for light housekeeping IN cotf9~e
131 s. Olive st. tii tn4 ~ ~
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Orange-20 acres, 3-room house, barn.
etc, some fruit; good alfalfa land; price
$1,000; will exchange and pay cash differ
WHITE, 22l W. First st.
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FOR RENT-MAN AND WIFE WANT A
couple to occupy second floor of 7-room
house, completely furnished for house.
keeping: modern conveniences: every
thing new; rent low. S14 T.. Sixth st. 27
The herald., 1896-09-27

6 ROOMS, LARGE BARN. ETC, FIRST
house on Orleans ST., west from Ver-
mont ave-, at University, at your own
price. If you want it see BEN WHITE,
221 w. First st.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
furnished housese in all parts of the city.
POWELL, Jog S. Broadway. 27
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FOR RENT-A FEW BRIGHT W.
fSTnlhhsd baIans IN rSD"s tSs city y sS ssf HoS
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El Monte-20 acres fine alfalfa land
to exchange for city property and will
assume; price $4,000. For Dartfcular re-
apply to BEN WHITE. 221 w. First st.
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ONTARIO-10 ACRES SET SOLID TO
navel oranges and Eureka lemons: nice
house and barn; abundance of water
decided with la.nd is situated near North
Ontario price $4,000; part cash; or Will
exchange for city property. Apply to
BEN WHITE, 22t W. First st. 27
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Want lots, smaller house and lot or
acreage near city: A-room flat en- Temple
St, rents at s31 monthly, mortgage $1,000;
cisco, Oakland or clear city property in
the east: price $4,000: equity $4,000. APP
ply to BEN WHITE, 22l w. First st.
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FOR EXCHANGE - 2O-ACRE RANCH
near Riverside, Cal, 10 acres in S-yaar-
old prunes; house. water right. ETC.;
price $1,000: for Los Angeles and asIume.
GUARANTY TRUST & COLLECTION
CO., 80 and 40. Bryson block. 2I
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FOR RENT-rHE AfARfPoeAs
Second st.: furnighsd iroom4 -0
week up; lodging 26c. Sc anA
night.
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FOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE G.
room house. both hot and cold water,
gas. electric bells, newly -curtained;
choice location; rent $3.50. 227 w. Sec
ond ST., O'DEA & CO. 27
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FOR RENT-IN POMONA. PLEASANT
6-room cottage with barn and orchard ::
suitable for raising chickens. Address
F. ", box so, Herald. q
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-23
sudden Death or Miner IIlckoA.

On Saturday the startling news was
carried over the county that Miner
Hickok Of bloomington was dead
had died suddenly Of heart failure in
Bridgeport Later reports confirmed
the first information.
Mr.. Hiekok was the stage driver be-
tween Bloomington and Bridgeport;
be was making his regular trip and
had arrived in Bridgeport all right
Before starting home he was attacked
with heart trouble and expired sud
denly and without warming
The funeral was held in Blooming
ton on Tuesday. An immense crowd
OF people assembled TO pay their last
respects to one OF the most widely
known and highly respected citizens
OF west Grant.
The services were held in the Nj. f.
church. Rev A. G. Haisey officiating.
The Odd Fellows had charge in the
church and the 6. A. X. at the grave.
Mr.. Hickok was worthy member of
both Of these organizations. The
burial was at Dodge's school house
cemetery.
Miner Hickok was the son of Benz.
Hickok who is still living in Bloom
ington, He has three sisters. Mrs.
Stark of Bloomington and Mrs Irish
and Mrs. Winney OF western Iowa.
One brother William died in the army
and another Carter is now living in
Sibley. Besides these relatives his
death leaves bereft wife and fou
children, William. Harley. Ben. and
Elgie and an adopted daughter Addie.
Miner Hiekok was one of earth's
noblemen and his death leaves va
cancy hard To I'LL
The following Lancaster people
were in attendance ut the funeral:
c. IL. Baxter, c. Fischer. VIM. Starr.
Joe Nathan, Sr,, Reuben Ward. s r..
Greene. Jas. T Webb. c. II. Angus
G. II Basford, ThoS. lockwood. John
Jeide John +. Lane. Henry Nehls,
Harry Patch, Geo. Il. Budd, Henry
Hartlein. p J. Schloesser and wife.
Lewis Better and wife. G. H. Cooley
Mont Miller. Philip Wagner, W H.
Croft. VIM Smith David Schrelner.
{. J Woodward Geo Dyer Heury
! Ressmeyer
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-23
Fire at Jersey city.

JERSEY CITY, \. j.. Jan 20-The two.
story frame buildings occupied by the
London and Liverpool clothing firm and
Caroline & Cross. jowelry, on Newark
avenue, We're destroyed by fire Saturday
night Loss, $50 900, partially covered by
insurance The fire later spread to the
four-story tenement house at A Railroad
avenue. occupied by twelve families.
Most of the household effects were re.
moved. however, before the fire reached it,.
The building was totally destroyed 1t
was owned by Jacob Ringle, hardware
merchant. and will entail loss of $40, 900.
which brings the total up to about $50.
aan
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-23
Use in Time.

Catarrh starts in the nasal passages
affecting eyes. ears and throat. and
is in fact the great enemy of the niue
Gus membrane. Neglected colds in
the head almost invariably precede
catarrh, causing an excessive flow OF
mucus. aud if the mucous discharge
becomes interrupted the disagreeable
results of catarrh follow, such rs bad
breath, severe pain across forehead
and above the eyes, a roaring and
buzzing sound in the ears and often
times very offensive discharge
Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
cure for these troubles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-23
General Harrison to Marry.

New YORK, Jan. 20-Ex-P President
Harrison has formally announced his en-.
gagement to Mrs. Dimmick His private
secretary summoned the reporters to his
room and asked them to copy the follow.
ing;
General Harrison authorizes the an
nounoement that he and Mrs. Dimmick
are engaged to be married. and that the
marriage will not take place until after
Lent
That was all the official information to
be obtained on the subject. Mr.. Tibbetts
said the ex-president would not submit TIC
interviews, and that no arrangements
had been made.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-23
british FIying Squadron.

PORTSMOUTH Eng. Jan. l7-The flying
squadron consisting of the battleships Re.
venge. flagship Rear Admiral Alfred Il.
Dale; the battleship Royal Oak, the first
class cruisers Gibraltar and Theseus, and
the seeond-class cruisers Charybdis and
Hermeine, together with six first-class
torpedo boat destroyers assembled at
Spitheap at noon Friday 1t is reported
that the destination of this squadron
after leaving Bantry bay, Ireland. will be
Bermuda The ships sail under sealed
orders
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-23
rmn Mn,,,nn I,iIInh

NEW YORK Jan ls-A light engine
ran into crowd OF car cleaners. who
We're walking on the track on the New
Haven and Hartford railroad at One lJun
dred and Forty second street Friday. kill
ing two women and injuring two other
women aud man so badly that they will
propabiy die This is the list Of the dead
and injured-Dead Lizzie Becker, 80
years old; Della Mahan SO years old In
jured Maria Drum, IS years old, internal
injury. Maggie Tracey, IS years old. right
leg cut OF; Louis Yender OF 44a West
Forty second street. both legs broken
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-23
CHICAGO GETS IT.
The National Democratic Convention VIII
BE Held There.

The National Democratic Convention WIN
BE Held There.
WAsHINGTcs Jan Il The national
Democratic convention goes to Chicago.
It took twenty-nine ballots to land Chi
cago the victory in the struggle St
Louis put up hard fight in the balloting
The men from "Bridgetown" were in the
fight for keeps But twenty-six votes
were necessary for a choice, and when
Chicago had that number St. Louis was
but two behind Chicago led of with
Xix. while St. Louis had nineteen. At no
time did St. Louis fall below seventeen
The southern committeeman stuck to the
Missouri town like marrow in bones
After The tenth vote Chicago pulled up
and a general break occurred in the ranks
of Cincinnati and New York The New
Workers finally cast their full strength to
Chicago and the fight was won.
Chicago gets the convention under
these terms Expenses to the amount of
$40 00u are guaranteed: a subcommittee
Of the national committee IS TO decide
upon hall and the national committee IS
to take charge of all tickets In short
the local people turn over the entire man.
agement OF the affair to the national poll.
ticians