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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-22
FLOUR PRICES SMASHED.
The Little Falls Millers Cut
Prices Down 81 per
Barrel.
GLOBE COMPANY STARTS THE CUT
All the Other Local MillerS
Promptly Meet Its
Prices.

There ia all kinds OF fun in the "ld
town these days. The merchants
are after the millers and wheat buy
ers. and the millers are after each
other. W. t, the: result that wheat
prices have been raised and floor
prices smashel all to pieces.
The war on -four prices was start
ell Monday evening, when the Globe
Milling company announced cut OF
81 in the retail price Of all grades o'
flour.
The new prices are az follows:
Gold Dust (patent process) $44o per
barrel; Magnolia (oaker'sl 81. 70;
Equator, $3.4o: shorts per ton $40;
bran per ton ~.
The above quotations were met by
all the other mi!lers now engaged In
supplying the local trade this morn
ing.
Mr.. Tanner, speaking of the situa-
ton, said the abOvequOtations were
below cost. but he would meet them.
or any further cut that the local
millers saw fit to make.
Chas. Gravel, proprietor of the
Morrison County Roller Mills. ut
Gravelville, says: This action ON the
part Of the G1ube Milling company
was not unexpected by US, and we
were prepared for 1t. The present
price Of flour 10 considerably below
cost, but our customers will be sup
piled with flour at as low a price az
any other miller can Or will make it.
Mr.. Gravel further stated that it
was not improbable that he would
start in where the Globe company
left off. and give them touch ofhieh
life that would be more Of a surprise
than the cut just made:
G. D. Boom, proprietor of the Two
Rivers mills, says: We are still in
the market and will meet all prices,
We are not breaking our necks tn
sell -four at the present price, but
will supply our customers with all
they want ut whatever price Ia
made. Flour cannot be sold at that
price at present wheat quotations.
without a loss Of at least 80 cents
I,er barrel to the manufacturer, and
the more flour you snll the more
money you lose, 80 we can stand 1t
II the rest can.
The reason for this cut on the part
Of the Globe company is thought to
be to regain its place in the local
market. lost through their mills be-
ing shut down several months this
summer.
OF course this condition Of affairs
cannot last. Everyone who ia In the
least familiar with flour business can
readily see that even if the millers are
not losing money, they are certainly
not making any at that price for
flour. This suits the consumers, and
many are buying large supplies and
are satisfied that 1t will not go any
lower.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-22
GEO. M, PULLMAN DEAD.
The Great Car Builder Dies
This Morning Of Heart
Disease.

CHICAGO, Oct. ]9.-George NJ. Pull
man died Of heart disease at 5 O'Clock
this morning. He WIS organizer
and head OF the corporation that
owned tho town of Pullman, and the
great car shops at that place.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-22
NO VERDICT YET.
The Lutgert Jury in Chicago
Have not Reached an
Agreement.

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-At 2 O'Clock this
afternoon the jury in the case against
Leutgert, the sausage maker who is
on trial for mudering his wife, has
not reached an agreement. Thejur
has been out twenty hours.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-22

duluth judges haze appointed q
CON mission to form q new charter.
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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-22
INSPECT THE MISSISSIPPI.
Senators Will Visit the Gov
eminent Work On the
River.

MONDAYS Minneapolis Journal:
United States Senators Knute Nelson
of Minnesota and j. H. Berry of Ar
kansas arrived in st. Paul today.
They were the advance guard Of the
senatorial committee appointed at
the last congressional session to in
vestigate the sources of the Missfs-
sippi river In conjunction with the
United States army engineers, for
the purpose Of devising means to
prevent the annual floods, and for
the general Improvement Of the up
river country. The committee Will
be organized tomorrow. The other
members OF the committee are Sena-
tors Caffrey Of Louisiana, Gallinger'
Of New Hampshire, and Mcbride OF
Oregon. The latter three senators
will arrive tomurrow. The entire
party will leave for the upper Mis-
sissippi river country tomorrow
night to commence their investtga-
lions and explorations. The investi-
cations will develop the advisabilitv
of constructing canals to divert the
overflow, extending the reservoirs
and using the surplus for general
irrigation purposes as well as for
improving navigation. A number
of other matters Of equal Importance
were cOnfided to the care of the COM
mittee, which will make it's report
and recommenda tions to the senate
next term.
Senator Nelson ia chairman of tt 9
committee, aud will call the initial
session to order tomorrow in room
8. Merchants hotel. The trip up the
river will extend over two weeks,
during which time the party will be
piloted by the government engineers.
At the head waters Of the river, the
new river steamer, built last summer
for the government, will take the
distinguished party through the
Chain of reservoirs.
A stenoerapher and clerk will ac-
company the party.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-22
DOCtored Nine Years fol

Doctored Nine Years for
Tetter.-Mr. James GnstOn. mer-
chant. of Wilkesburre, Pa, writes:
For nine years | have been dis
fi"ured with tctter on my hands and
face. At last have found Il cure In
DR.. Agncw's Ointment. 1t helped
me from the first application and
now am permanently cured. '-l3.
Nj. V. Wctzcl.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-22
ROBBED BY F00TPADS.
Albert Trap. Of st. Paul, Was
Held Up Near the Depot
Tuesday Night.
LOST $50 AND 4 GOLD WATCH
TWO Men Did the Job, One
Knocking Him Down With
a Coupling Pin.

A holl-up. or rather a knock
down, ana robbery occurred near
the Northern Pacific depot between
the hours Of - and O'Clock Tuesday
night, and the victim lost $35 IN cash
and gold watch, which he says
cost him $42.
The man who was robbed Ia Albert
Trap, OF st. Paul. who has been In
the city several days for the purpose
Of buying land. Trapp had coun-
pleted his business in this city last
evening and was going back to st.
Paul on the early morning train.
He did not wish to go to bed last
night, but spent the most 81 the
night in one Of the saloons, waiting
for the train. He drank considerable
liquor, and showed the effects Of 1t
when he left the saloon 10 go to the
depot at about II O'Clock.
He reached the railroad crossing
near the depot, he says. and two
men came from behind one of the
cars and attempted to rob him. he
caught hold of one of them and was
handling him pretty rough, when
the other struck him with coupling
pin over the eve and knocked him
down. They then took Il roll OF bills
out Of his pocket amounting IT, $40,
and also took his watch. In their
hurry they did not stop to unfasten
the chain from his vest, but broke 1t,
leaving a portion Of it hanging to
his vest.
As soon az he recovered from the
blow he went to the depot and re-
ported the matter to the night man
there and they telephoned for the
police. Policeman HerOux went
over, but could not find any trace Of
the assailants.
1t was very dark where the rob-
berry occurred. and Trap could not
give very accurate description Oi
the men, hut sta ted that one OF them
wore a full beard. Trap must hay
been dealt u severe blow, for parties
who have seen him state that his
eye was almost closed by the swollen
condition of the flesh around 1t. In
another pocket, which the robbers
did not find, he had $4.1G. and he
also had check for $500. which
they did not get. Trapp took the
train and returned to st. Paul.
The police have but very little EVIL
dence to work on in their search for
the footpads. There were quite q
large, number OF tramps around the
depot last night, but none were seen
wearing a full beard. The police are
inclined to believe thutit was parties
from this city, who knee that Trupp
had the money and were also aware
of his Intentions of goin, ON that
train.
A certain individual of this city.
who is not considered too good to
d o Il Job of this kind. was seen sneak
ing around the depot an hour or
more before the robbery, but there
is little other evidence against him,
and it would doubtless be useless to
cause his arrest.
The herald., 1897-01-24
city Lots
FOR SALE-BY
-BEN WHITE

Buy Lot
Read my ad. in exchange and houses
and lots Tor sale column.
Office, 221 W. First St.
si50-Lot on Twenty-fourth ST., 50x125,
west of Central ave.
S60c-Beautiful corner on Wall ST., sewer
and grading complete.
$lS09-3 beautiful lots on Gladys ave.,
near Sixth; will sell separate.
Sy01-31h feet on Ruth ave. near Sixth
St; big bargain.
siO0O-Beautiful corner on Grand ave-.
50xl50.
ss50-Fine lot on Central ave-, near
Third ST., u cash.
$150-Lot 40x120 on Elmore ave-, near
Seventh St; one-third cash.
$1S02-Eine lot Oh Bonnie Erae ST., near
Ninth 50Xi5O 9
SiS00-Nice lot on Westlake ave., near
Ninth ST., 5Ox150. " cash.
SS50--Nice lot on Wall ST., near Eighth
st: big bargain; sewer and grading COM
plete.
sSoco--2 beautiful lots on Fifth ST., n
cash.
$l20o-Fine lot on Bellevue ave, 59x150.
$5J0-Lot 40xl25 on Pico ST., sewer,
grading and sidewalk complete.
si25)-Lot on San Pedro ST., near Eighth.
Sl00-Fine corner 72X165 on Chestnut ST.:
terms.
s675-3 beautiful lots 5Cx150 each, near
Bellevue ave.
$l6O0-s lots together exchange for
house and1 lot.
Apply TO BEN WHITE.
% 221 w. First 1t.
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part of this state; % acres in crop and
fruit; good house and barn; all fenced
joins little town, where there are large
sawmills and manufactures: oak trees
from three to seven feet through; price
$4,000; will exchange for house and lot
here.
255 acres in Southeastern Kansas; two
houses and barns; creek runs through
one corner of place; all fenced and cross
fenced 20 acres in crop: one of the finest
stock farms in Southeastern Kansas;
will exchange for property here, but must
be good; price of ranch $1,000.
320 acres In Southeastern Nebraska; 12o
under cultivation and in corn; all level and
fine soil; small house and barn; all fenced;
price. $40 per acre: will exchange for
small clear ranch here.
10 acres of the finest kind of alfalfa
land. 6 miles south of this city; fine artes-
ian well; all fenced: for house and lots
here or will sell cheap for cash.
145a4 acres, this county; y acres alfalfa,
IL acres grapes, IA acres full-bearng de-
ciduous fruit; place all fenced and cross
fenced: 20 acres in wheat, barley and
corn; fine water right with place; all in
finest kind of shape; house. barn and out
buildings. stock and farming implements.
small mortgage of $500 due in three years:
price $50 per acre. will exchange for
small ranch near here or Southeastern
Kansas.
20 acres near North Cucamonga; 10
acres full-bearing fruit looking fine; 20
shares of water decided with the land.
gum grove on two sides: mortgage of $3.50
due in three years; price $500: will eX-
change for small ranch near here of or
. acres, or house and lot here.
16 acres just south of the city on Comp
ton avenue: house, barn: OH the clean side
of street; Just one mile from street car
line: sandy loan soil: all free and clear:
would make a fine berry ranch price
$4,000; take one-third down, balance on
long time.
10 acres. all in full-bearing fruit, in
Eagle Rock valley. about 6 miles from
here: fine house and outbuildings fine
water rights: all free and clear. and par
ties will trade for good ranch in Oregon
southern part preferred.
| have all kinds of places, alfalfa and
fruit ranches. in all parts of the country
for sale and exchange for houses and lots
and eastern property, and can accommo-
date you either in the United States or
Mexico. as handle everything. Call and
examine my list.
A. A. IRISH & CO..
a 236la South Spring st.
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FOR ExCHANde-REAL ESTATE

~
FOR EXCHANGE AND sALr.-------------
---BY-
----BEN WHITE
-Office, POI West First St.
over 1000 properties of every description
for sale and exchange by BEN WHITE.
Lots. houses and lots, ranches, etc.
Michigan for Califte lia property; 40
acres first class, rich, level soil free OF
incumbrahce; $1,000. BEN WHITE.
NICE 4-room cottage and bath; lot COX
165; Griffin avenue value S13OO. equity
$500. BEN WHITE, 22l West First street
lodging houses TO trade for real es-
tate. i0'
Equities in 20 houses and lots for vacant
lots.
Clear acreage, improved and unim-
proved, In all locations. for city property;
Will assume mortgage get out of debt
BEN WHITE, 221 West First street.
Nice Broom lodging house TO trade for
lot or average value, $500.
Over 200 houses and lots
for sale and exchange
Ranches, vacant lots, etc.
-BEN WHITE, 221 West First st.
$2000-15 acres at beautiful Tropico. all
most adjoining city; excellent land; want
san francisco or city property.
$500 equity in handsome modern Groom
cottage; large lot to alley; driveway
barn, lawn, etc: on Eighth street, close
in; for property clear in East Los Angeles,
Boyle Heights, or vacant lots: here's q
chance to get handsome home, close in,
BEN WHITE.
$500 equity in handsome 7-room cottage
Gladys avenue, to trade for lot. BEN
WHITE, 221 West First street.
160 acres in the beautiful Acton valley;
acres solid bearing, mostly black cher
ries; 5-room house: fence and cross
fenced: wants city or eastern property.
BEN WHITE, 221 West First street.
$2000-Modern 5-room hard finished cot
tage, large lot: free of incumbrance; in
the well-known manufacturing town OF
Ocosta Wash, for California property
BEN WHITE. POI West First street.
INTENTION -
NOTICE-Real estate for exchange
everywhere. city and country; buy your
self home. If you have a house and lot
and want a ranch, or if you have a ranch
and want a house and lot. apply at my
Office Read my ads. in City Lots for
Sale and other columns. Imense bar
gains. Apply to
BEN WHITE
% Office. 221 West First street.
FOR EXCHANGE
A. A. IRISH & CO..
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FOR SALE-$10OO CASH, BALANCE
long time, buys this property; modern
Broom house; well built, nicely finished .
large halls upstairs and down; large bath
porcelain tub; pantry closets, hot and
cold water; wired for electric lighting
lot 5Oxl50: street graded and graveled ;
the Traction and University lines. one
block from Adams ST.; this property
should sell for $4,000 but owner says sell
for $4,000: you can have all the time you
want OH all but $1,000, which must be cash.
LEONARD MERRILL, 240 Bradbury
block. u
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Occidental Heights tract is just 1900
feet outside of city limits, east. The
new electric line Will be within min
utes' walk of this property; lots sold in
high location. fine view: lots 50x150 each.
Corner lots, s,G0: inside lots, SIS each:
SO down. bal. $40 per month, no interest.
This is the incest property in the city for
the price asked.
Will be worth $500 per lot when the new
electric road is completed.
Cali on OTIS H. LOCKHAR,, 42S Byrns
bldg. Tel. blk, 925. "a
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Fine business property in heart Of St
Paul and Minneapolis. income and clear
and will exchange for nice little rancl
near Pasadena.
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/ have all kinds of city residence and
business property here and elsewhere:
money TO loan. and two fine free gold
mining properties. and will make you
some money If you give me a call.
"a A. A. IRISH
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FOR SALE-FLORIDA TRACT. rLOSM
in homes. walking distance to library,
near Pearl, Eighth and N nth SITS.
New and stylish 2-story house. all COM
plete with ur-to-date improvements.
Large modern house with all the late
convenences. north side of Florida st.
$15O-New 4-room cottage, 1923 Tennes-
see ST.: near postofIice and car line.
s900-New 4-room cottage. near corner
Fourteenth and San Pedro SITS.
S1600--6-room cottage, Bellevue ave.:
Just being completed.
s2500-New 2-story house. No. 1851
Bellevue ave-: porcelain bathtub. marble
washstand, etc.
These are good and safe investments.
easy terms, monthly or terms to suit
purchaser. STIMSON BROS, 32O Byrns
building.
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FOR SALE-BARGAINS-

FOR SALE-BARGAINS--
House and lot, $780, $40 down and
monthly.
Groom house, Ninth st., $50; 5000 and
monthly; Groom, $3.50, $3.50 and monthly
broom. southwest $3.50, $500 monthly
D. room house. 50Xl65 lot, cost $500 sell
$3.50 $50 and monthly: with hundreds of
others; lot close in, $780, so ard monthly
lots from $1O0 up.
EDWARD FRASER
rs 216 S. Broadway.
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Finest lot on New Main ST.. lot 67lhx15'
feet; would make two business lots; vii
take $500 cash if taken soon.
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FOR EXCHANGR-REAL ESTATE
FOR EXCHANGE
by JOHN VI. COKE.
Room 2 Bryson Block.


BY JOHN VI. COKE,
room Bryson Block.
soroom house on S. Chestnut St: value.
$4,000: will exchange equity of $4,000 for ST.
Louis property. %
4-room house at Long Beach. lot 25x
100 feet. on Third St, to exchange for Los
Angeles or Pasadena property. CD
Groom cottage on Ingraham St, lot 50
XII! feet; valued al $1,000: will sell on in
stalmentS or Will exchange for house and
10, in Oakland. go
Groom house on Bixel St. clear; valued
at $500: will exchange for vacant lots or
house and lot and assume; must be clear.
900
7-room house. in Santa Monica with
stable, lawn. fruit. flowers: lot 10Ox150
feet clear; valued at $780, Q12)
House of 10 rooms on S. Grand ave. be-
tween Twenty eighth and Thirtieth SITS. ;
lot, 44x125 feet: valued at $500; will ex-
change for vacant lots. d1D
17-room house renting for sol per month
on S Hope St. lot. 30xl25 feet: valued at
$1,000: equity of $4,000 for residence S.W.;
must be clear. Ui5)
11-room double house, renting for $780,
on S. Grand ave-. lot, 56x200 feet: valued
at $4,000; clear; to exchange for other prop
ments or will trade half and take mort
gage for balance at per cent. (3S)
House of rooms on w. Tenth St, rent.
ing for S2S a month; valued at S35O0: lot,
d0x120 feet; clear; will exchange for other
city property. Q46
10-room house. modern, on N. Euclid
ave-, Pasadena, renting for so a month /.
valued at $4,000; lot, 60X194 feet; will ex-
change for house and lot in Los Angeles;
equity of $21O0. Q7G)
S-room 2-story house on Union ave-. {;
modern: valued at $500; will exchange
equity of $4,000 for ranch or small house
and lot in city. QS2)
5-room cottage in Pasadena: lot 65x150
feet; brick and cement cellar; variety Of
bearing fruit trees and shade trees i'll
front; streets all graded; clear; valued
at $500. (2O5)
s-room 2-story house on w. Pico ST.,
near Union; barn, fences. lawn. choice
flowers, ETC.; valued at $4,000; to exchange
equity of $2700 for other property. (2l2
An elegant Groom cottage at Santa
Monica modern improvements, COM
pletely furnished, to exchange for good
lot close in.
broom cottage and lot, Vermont ave..
for small ranch, Pomona, ontario or
Riverside.
JOHN Fl. COKE,
Room Bryson Block, NV. Cor. Second
and Spring SITS. "a
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FOR SALE-CHEAP-
Close In Lots East of Main
$S5G-San Pedro near Eleventh.
$T75-San Julian near Eleventh.
s915-Maple ave. near Eleventh.
S1G50-Maple ave. near Tenth.
The above are all full-sized lots. 50xlS
to alley.
$150O-Maple ave. near Seventh running
through to Santee. AMIGO.
S1000--F,xtra large lot. Gladys near
Sixth with small house.
$7J0-Elmore ave. near Seventh 40x10
to alley.
5000 each for large lots near the corner
of Seventh and Alameda.
G.. c. EDWARDS.
a 230 W. First Ut.
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FOR RENT-732 w. SEVENTH ST, NEAR
Hope furnished. suite or single rooms
to let with use of bath. %
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An elegant 14room house, entirely mod
ern, on Eo'gerton ave-. Chicago part
stone, all free and clear, for property here
or Pasadena
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FOR EXCHANGE
Fine improved home in Ontario clear
Fine lots in Ontario clear.
Fine improved ranch in San Luis Obispo
county.
Fine improved ranch in San Diego
county.
50 acres in Riverside county.
% acres in olives in Riverside county
Nice lot on Bonnie Brae ST.. city, clear
Any of above for city and assume
GUARANTY TRUST & COLLECTION
CO., 81 to 40, Bryson blk "a
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FOR EXCHANGE
$50.000-S0 acres bearing orchard, adjoin-
ing Pasadena, for Los Angeles business
property:
S3lO0-2 houses of and rooms, Central
ave, for alfalfa land.
S1509-House rooms, Cypress ave-. for
larger house in city.
$5O00-House rooms, w. Twenty-fourth
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FOR sA1,E-C1Ty PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY
$S0oe-2O acres just outside city limits.
east, acres on high ground, fine view
and elegant site for home: 10 acres low
moist land that will raise anything:
must be sold at olce TO close up partners
ship.
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FOR RENT-TWO FRONT ROOMS. s.
per week; sunny rooms s125; also 25 cents
per night. $40 s. Spring st. PIG
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED SUNNY
front rooms, No. 10, S.W. cor. Eighth and
Broadway. "a
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED, SUNNY
housekeeping suite and single room, with
CRATE 525 California st. "a
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FOR RENT-ELEGANTF FRONT SUITE
single and housekeeping rooms: close in
The Waverey. 127 East Third st. 2J
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FOR RENT - NEWLY FURNISHED
rooms from IS month UP at the OLIVE
INN, 337 S. Olive st. II
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FOR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED
rooms for housekeeping, with piano. 62G
s. Broadway. stiff
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FOR EXCHANGE
THE GOWEN-EBERLE COMPANY,
147 South Broadway.
$i500-Corner lot. near Tenth and Fig
ueroa; exchange for or room house;
central
$lS00-Lot in Mob Hill tract: clear: ex-
change for house. 6or rooms: southwest:
will assume mortgage or pay cash differ
ence,
$12, 0C0-4o-acre walnut grove to ex-
change for city or Pasadena property.
s30Oo-residence and grounds. Pasadena:
exchange for Los ANGELES vacant lots.
S5500-Residence. stables and grounds:
Grace HILL Pasadena; exchange for
small house or vacant lots in city.
THE GOWEN-EBERLE COMPANY.
"a l47 South Broadway
FOR .EXCHANGE-DO YOU WANT TO
live on Grand ave-? | have three Groom
houses. the Nos. are 1902, 5SoS. 1872: will
trade or sell for cash: houses are open
Sundays and every other day in the
week: come out and make me an offer:
] must sell Call on me. j. G. KING
No. ga S. Broadway. q
FOR EXCHANGE-2ls ACRES. 1O-ROOM
house. bath. large barn. chicken houses
and yards, first-ciass place. southwest
ranch; with hundreds of others. city and
country. EDWARD FRASER. ZIG S.
Broadway. q
FOIt GNCtiANtjE--t ACRES ALFALFA
land: clear miles southeast of city: a
number of fine fruit ranches close in
and t0-acre improved alfalfa ranch
with flowing well, for city property
MARTIN & KURTZ. room 22S Byrne
building. ci
FOR FROSTLEsS GLEN.
dora. ~ acres: water piped, S2000 also II
lots on Boyle Heights Sl70e: also 40 acres
Antelope valley, $500: also SO acres i'm
proved. Antelope valley $1,000. DYAS 4Oi
s. Broadway. "a
FOR EXCHANGE-HOUS AND LOT
40xS0. with "a rooms, S26 n. Hill ST.. near
Teaple, for business property in San
Francisco or vicinity. Apply j. NEW
MAN, 50 New Montgomery St, San Fran
cisco. su-tf
FOR EXCHANGE-20-R LODGING
house. clear, for $4,000 ranch near Burbank
and assume for small amount. MARTIN
& kURTZ, room 22S, Byrne building. "a
FOR EXCHANGE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT
near Westlake park. mertgaged for $525
want lot for equity of 500. f. A. MEA-
CHER, 227 n. Hill st. Il
FOR EXCHANGE - GOOD INCOME
property in this city for good eastern
city property, clear. r. A. MEAGHER,
227 N. Hill st. "a
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s.room house on S. Chestnut St; value,
Louis property. OD
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FOR EXCHANGE-FINE TWO O-STORy
house of nine large sunny rooms. in choice
neighborhood southwest within y block
of two car lines, lot 50x150: price $500:
Will accept small cash payment. good un-
improved lots and mortgage at per ce :
to balance: this is an exceptional offer.
HINTON & WHITAKER 1913 w. Second
st. ~
The herald., 1897-01-24

FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS; PRI-
Xate family; reasonable rates. 1016 s.
Hope st.
The herald., 1897-01-24

Eiegent lot, 25-foot, on Spring St, run
ming through to Main, for $500 front foot