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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-08
JEWEL FOR WALTER BRODIE.
Presented With an Elk Charm by
His Roanoke Friends,

Roanoke, Va, April SIN the second
inning, when Walter Brodie made his
first appearance at the bat, in yesterdays
game between the Norfolks and the Pitts
burgs, he was presented with a handsome
b. p. Q. Elk charm, set in diamonds. The
presentation was made by Capt w. W.
Berkeley, of this city, member of the
Virginia legislature. In his remarks Capt
Berkeley said:
Your career has been watched with
pleasure and pride. The teams with which
you have been associated have been pen
nant winners, and although | myself am
not ball crank, those who have watched
the work of the Pittsburg team closely
tell me that it is bound to be pennaut
winner, and that your presence in the
team will have considerable to do with
its standing in the race"
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Rent Reduced to Only SIG Per Month

material by labor have eight rooms
Brlghtw oodEl
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GOULD'S PALATIAL NEW YACHT

The Largest Bark-Rigged Steamer
Ever Built i'm America.
New York, April S.-Howard Gould has
ordered a new yacht-the biggest ever
The herald., 1897-03-21
THURSTON,S ERROR
Japan Wouldn't Take the Hawaiian
Islands as a Gift

WASHINGTON. March 20.-The state
ment made by ex-minister Thurston Of
Hawaii to the press regarding the dan
gers which he alleges Hawaii has cause
to dread on account of the influx of Jap
anese has aroused some indignation
among members of the Japanese lega-
ton in this city. They say Mr.. Thurs
ton is mistaken both in his facts and in
his conclusions.
'It can be stated in the most positive
terms" said Mr.. d. NJ. Stevens, coun-
sellor of the Japanese legation, that the
Japanese government has no designs
upon Hawaii, and it can be asserted with
emphasis that there is nothing in the
present or in the past condition of af-
fairs in the islands which in the remot-
est degrees justifies such an allegation.
Several companies have been formed in
Japan for the purpose of promoting emf
grafton, not only to Hawaii but also to
other countries, where emigrants are in
demand. But neither the japanese min
lister, as stated by Mr.. Thurston. or other
japanese officials. have any connection
with these companies, which are exclu-
sively private business concerns.
Nor do these companies promote
emigration to Hawaii, except in compli-
ance with demand for labor in the
isiandq''
The herald., 1897-03-21
An Elartion Piot

ST. LOUIS, Mo, March 20-At the
Democratic convention which met here
today to nominate a mayor and other
municipal officers a riot occurred over
the election of a presiding officer. and
several wagonloads of police were called
to suppress 1t. Sterling p Bond, a
Meriwether partisan, who tried to make
a speech, was arrested ard taken to the
station. He was soon released and re-
turned to the convention hall. where he
was elected temporary chairman. This
caused a split, and the Harrison adher-
ents left the convention hall, headed by
their chairman. Lutz.
The herald., 1897-03-21
A Canni- al on Trial

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2o.-The
cause of ex-senator w d. Grady.
charged with mayhem. was continued
today in Judge Joachimsen's court to
next Monday, the question as to who
will hear the case not having been de-
cided. Grady engaged in a brawl in the
saloon anreX Of the Orpheum on jan
uary 10 and BIT off the ear of a waiter.
who tried to quel' the disturbance. His
case was set for the 26th, but for various
reasons has been continued thirteen
times. Judge Low has finally consented
to try the case
The herald., 1897-03-21
Captain Wards Suicide

SAN FRANCISCO, March 20.-(From
Japan by the steamer Copic. .)-Advices
were brought to the effect that Captain
John Harry Ward, r. NJ. L. l.. H. M. S.
Grafton, stationed in japanese waters.
committed suicide at the end of Feb
ruary. Captain Ward. 1t is believed
became involved financially and ended
his life by shooting himself in the head
with a rifle. An additional incentive
tending to cause him to desire death was
that having overstayed his leave on
shore he was arrested on returning to
his ship. The verdict of the coroner's
jury was to the effect that he had COM
mitted suicide during period of mental
alteration"
The herald., 1897-03-21
INDOOR WHEELING
The Bicycle Meet at San Francisco De-
cided Success

cided Success
SAN FRANCISCO, March 20-The
opening night of the three weeks of in
door bicycle racing which is being held
at the Mechanics pavilion was remark
able success from every standpoint.
The races were superb, especially the
finishes, which were the closest ever seen
on the coast. The track is new one and
the eastern men who are here pronounce
it the finest indoor track in the coun-
try.
Jay Eaton, the ''indoor king from
Chicago, won the professional scratch
race after remarka bic sprint in 2:10 80.
This race was paced by triplet and the
Introduction of triplet pacing is another
evidence of the safety of the track. Ea-
toms work tonight was remarkable, but
his defeat in the five-mile race by w. E.
Becker of Minneapolis, was clean and
decisive, the Minneapolis man sprinting
home three wheels lengths in front of
Mcfarland, who beat Eaton out by
wheels length.
Becker is hhe most remarkable five
mile rider ever seen on the coast, and
the spectators were fairly mad with ex-
citement when he sprinted away from
his rivals in the last lap of the five-mile
race, which was ridden in the fairly
good time of 11:25.
The amateur handicap was won by
James Kenna of Oakland, who defeated
Ed Russ by four wheels length. These
two riders are rivals for the amateur
championship of the coast and at their
last meeting Russ administered a beat
ing to his opponent. Both men started
from the scratch mark and finished first
and second as above, with Gooch of
Oakland, 40 yards. third time, 2:12 As.
Five-mile professional L. Decker
won, F. A MacFarland second, Jay Ea-
ton third time, 11:25.
One mile open. PROFESSIONALLY Ea-
ton won, Hardy Downing second, Clar-
ence Davis third; time. 2:10 3-5
One mile, handicap, amateur-J r.
Kenna won, e. D. Russ second (both
scratch). and c. D. Gooch Gao yards)
third; time, 2:12 As.
The herald., 1897-03-21
The Craven Gases

SAN FRANCISCO March 20-The ar
gument in the Fair case is still
in progress before Judge Slack. The
attorneys have cited scores of authorl-
ties pro and con on the question as to
whether the plaintiff in the suit to quiet
title to the property at Sansome and
Pine streets We're entitled to jury trial,
and as Judge Slack must examine many
of these authorities before rendering a
decision. the probability is that the trial
which it was proposed to start a week
ago, will not be reached for couple Of
months
The herald., 1897-03-21
Ouarantina Raised

WASHINGTON. March 20-The Sec
retary of agriculture has issued special
order modifying the Texas fever quar-
antine regulations OF January 27th lasr
by removing the restrictions on Califor-
MIA as to the counties of Modoc. Lasser
Plumas and Sierra. Cattle In these ccur
ties are declared to be free from infec-
tion. ard can go from them without re-
Tsrpiut
The herald., 1897-03-21
Admiral Walker Retired

WASHINGTON. March 2o.-Rear Ad-
niral J. c. Walker was placed on the re-
tired list of the navy today by opera
ION Of the law on account Of his age
His retirement makes lorg ''et of pro-
MOTORS. Captain w. S. Sohlein sue
eeeded Admiral Walker today as mem
Der of the lighthouse board and as Sc
1ior naval member will undoubtedly
be elected chairman at the next regular
meeting.
The herald., 1897-03-21
SPECIALISTS

NEW YORK SPECIALISTS. 2so5z S. MAIN
st.-The dollar doctors give consultation.
and medicine for one dollar. We have
specialist fer each department who has
had twenty years experience. Our
offices are furn shed with all the
most improved instruments and
batteries known to the medical pro-
fession. These eminent specialists treat
catarrh, rheumatism, neuralgia, all
heart, kidneys, and bladder, ..ner-
vous diseases, acute and chronic; all the
troubles peculiar to females; special dis
STRUCTURES without pain or the knife.
These experienced spec alists. who have
given their lives to the study Of these
particular specialties can do for you al!
that is known to science and medicine.
Consult them; you will not be disappoint.
ed Office hours. to u am, l to and
to pm; Sundays. 10 am. to pm.
su-tf
The herald., 1897-03-21

FOR SALE-wIsEMAN'S LAND BU-
REAU, removed from 221 to 2S5 w. First
St; established 1885: headquarters school
and government lands. We have some
very choice locat ons in all counties; in.
formation sent: notary public Several
to sell or exchanges we have choice list
in all counties for you to select from.
Remember. women as well as men Il
years of age may secure school lands
In Cal fornia: only sl.25 acre: easy terms;
take up 80 to $40 acres: no conditions to
live on or cultivate them. unless des red.
The finest, cheapest investment in Amer
ica - 81
The herald., 1897-03-21
A Rar Pirker's Death

SAN FRANCISCO, March POD. NJ
Gilbert, rG~ picker and junk dealer
was found deao + his room in fiat o.
Clemcntina street. Tr~ man had bee
dead since last Friday, ard had laid IL
the room until today. Gilbel' was re
ciuse, and on account of his solitary
habits his absence was not noticed BY his
neighbora
The herald., 1897-03-21

City Lots
CITY LOTS
c. A. SMITHS THIRD ADDITION.
Do Y0p Want Want 9 Homs? |, = g RensY sna stop
Buy now while these lots are cheap.
!!lllli
--They Are Sure to Advance
The Mateo Street Car Line IL
Now Complete and Runs
Directly Through This
Tract
REMEMBER
HIS pTOPeIly 10 SiOSS hA-SsS
Four blocks from the Arcade
Depot, and near the Seventh st.
School-which has recently been
enlarged. Mateo street is all
graded to this tract-has cement
curbings and five-foot cement
sidewalks. Many new
residences have recently been
CON pleted and several more
are to be built Immediately.
The chance of lifetime!
l!!i
Get In Now
Before they are all sold.
See these prices and terms
1926 and $3.50 per lot
Only SO down--s10 per month.
These lots are 40 feet wide and have
an alley Is feet; all level and on the
grade; a rich loan soil-no adobe, no
alkaline mud when it rains.
c. A. SMITH,
21s w. First street.
VIII give you all information. maps. etc
Come early for
this property is
Selling fast.
21
The herald., 1897-03-21
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Business Properly
Won SAFE

FOR SALE
We have a fine block on Spring ST.; the
best location in the city; now under iease
to responsible parties for. long term
such price as will pay the buyer per
cent net. THERE'S nothing in the city that
will begin to compare with II in location
at anything near the price. Information
CLARK & BRYAN, l27 w. Third st.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
120xi65-A fine lot on Spring St. CEN
trally located. at only $500 per front foot.
Party buying this property and viii i'm
prove it, we have a good responsible
tenant ready to lease 1t for number
of years at 6 per cent net on cost of LOT
and improvements. If you desire good
and permanent investment that. Will rap
idly grow in value, here is an absolutely
safe proposition for you.
CLARK 6 BRYAN, 12I w. Third st.
The herald., 1897-03-21
For SALE.

FOR SALE
GRIDER & DOW'S ADAMS ST. TRACT
Choice lots N the finest residence tract
in the city: streets lined with beautiful
palm and shade trees and graded; cement
curbs wide cement walks. fine schools
and churches San Pedro st. 80 feet wide
new double electric car line to be built
electric car service in the city; both
streets run through this tract; NOR
building being done here than In any
other part of the city; lots $500. $4O0, 5000
and $1O00 terms to suit; maps and full
particulars at our office.
GRIDER & DOW,
20 1879 s. Broadway.
The herald., 1897-03-21
FOR sALE-RHAL ESTATE
otyLots'

FOR SALE-SNAP-
S650-Lot 50xl50. bet. Pico and Sixteenth
SITS. car lines: fine soil. street work COM
plete.
ssoO-Lot 5oxl4o half block from West
lake park and one block from car line:
high groundi street work complete. -
Si0o-Lot 50xl50 near Hoover and 250
feet from Washington st.
N2o0-Lot 50xS25, Washington. near FL
gueroa.
s25oo-5ox1eo to an alley. Tigueroa N. Of
Washington.
These are genuine bargains: investigate
them. JOHN I. PAVKOVICH
Il 220 w. First
FOR SALE-BY ERNEST G. TAYLOR:
S4So-Lot In Urmston tract on Bryant
ave.
s2oo-Lot in Electric Railway Home
stead tract.
s1Oo-Lot In Electric Railway Home
stead tract
ERNEST G. TAYLOR.
2l 412-i3 Bradbury building.
The herald., 1897-03-21
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
In every city there are only few first.
class corners, and we have on Broadway
the finest corner on the street at price
that is certainly good purchase. We
have several fine pieces of property on this
street at reasonable prices that Will pay
handsome profits in a short time.
CLARK & BRYAN, 127 w. Third st.
The herald., 1897-03-21

FOR SALE-BARGA1NS IN LOTS
sS00-Fine lot with n short block of
Westlake park and electric car line
ss5e-Vernon near Temple; street grad
ed and severed.
S975-Maple ave-, 50x150 to alley, near
Eleventh st.
Sl100-90-ft front. San Julian near Pico.
s110o-San Pedro ST.. west side. near
Eighth.
Sl300-San Pedro, west side, near sixth.
S750-Ceres ave-, near Seventh. 40xl10
to alley.
sls5-Santa Fe ave-, near Seventh.
S550-Short St, near Santa Fe round
house.
ssO0-w. Fifteenth near Grand ave-,
with small house.
G. c. EDWARDS.
81 230 w. First st.
The herald., 1897-03-21

shortly formally protest against Ger
many's Joining in the coercion of the
Cretans
The herald., 1897-03-21

BEN WHITE, 235 w. FIRST ST.. HAS
over 200 vacant lots for sale everywhere,
great bargains: read his ad. in houses
and lots for sale. For more particular
Ofiice 2S5 W. First st.
The herald., 1897-03-21

FOR SALE-5ox100; A FINE PROSPEC-
tive business lot on Seventh ST.; owner
wants to realize at once. hence a great
sacrifice for immediate cash. CLARK G
BRYAN, 127 W. Third st. 21
The herald., 1897-03-21

FOR EXCHANGE
$l500-Fruit ranch, 10 acres, for city.
s2sO0-House and lot S.W. for Pasa-
dena.
saDJO-Good house and lot for city or
country.
s2SO0-Pasadena residence for Los Ange-
les.
$1,000 California imp. ranch for east
ern.
S2500-House and lot for smaller one.
SSe500-Orange ranch. Redlands. for res
idence.
i0Ooo-Pasadena income for city or
country.
S350O--l0 acres walnuts for city.
sl4,500-50 vacant lots. electric line. for
walnut ranch.
sl0.0oo-29 lots on electric line for orange
ranch.
ss0oo-s-room new house for city or coun-
try.
$40. 0.ooo-Income city for lands.
S6o00-House S.W. for beet or alfalfa
land
$4,000 acres orange for city and as
sumo.
sSJOo-Denver. for city or country and
assume.
o. A. vICKERY & CO..
p 1lO1a s. Broadway.
The herald., 1897-03-21
FOR ExcnANdH-REAL ESTATE


FOR EXCHANGE
SMITH & DAVIES,
22o Byrne building.
Have a large list OF desirable exchanges
country and city. large and small.
ORANGE RANCHES.
LEMON RANCHES.
WALNUT RANCHES.
ALFALFA RANCHES.
SMALL FRUIT RANCHES.
SMALL TRACTS.
SUBURBAN HOMES.
CITY INCOME PROPERTY.
CITY RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
CITY VACANT PROPERTY.
We have clients who have all sorts of
trades for real estate, east or west. city or
country. If you have anything to trade
come and see us. We may have Just what
you want. If not we can no doubt fit you
out In few days.
We also take charge of large and small
properties for estates. non-residents; tax
es and insurance paid; repairs and i'm
provements made; rents collected. Cash
bargains at all times.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
SMITH & DAVIES.
225 BYRNE BUILDING,
LOS ANGELES. o.
The herald., 1897-03-21

FOR SALESMAN: TWENTY SECOND
ST. one-half block from Central ave,
S235; 40x116 to alley. E. C. CRIBB & co. 81
The herald., 1897-03-21

FOR SALE-SPRING ST. LOT; WE
have a fine bargain on this street that is
within the reach of a poor man. and 1t Is
the opportunity OF a lifetime: at the
price we are offering it it will surely go
quickly. CLARK & BRYAN, 127 w.
Third st.
The herald., 1897-03-21
FOR EXCHANGs-MIs sCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE-MT5C CELLANEOUS

FOR SALE
Large steel range. s2F
Cook stove. $3.50.
Gasoline stove. $3.50.
Bedroom set. $3.50.
Oak bedroom set. So
S!deboard SO.
Barber chair S.
High roll-,op desk. SIS; cost s45.
Bed lounge, 81.
New corduroy lounge, $40.
Wardrobe. S..
Fancy extension table. $3.50.
Lot of coSlters. shelving. showcases.
etc. less than half price; mating. 10c per
yard linoleum oil cloth. carpets, all
sizes and prices. COLGAN'S.
q 3l6 South Main street.
The herald., 1897-03-21
Country Property

FOR sALE-.AT ONTARIO, THE MOD
| ell Colony" on Euclid ave-; an elegant
| home place, large modern dwelling. just
hes o Citrus so ~ to- aI
and lemons: ample water right; income
from this, place pays large per cent on
to come yet This is little above the
Santa Fe line: electric cars pass the
door: only little more than an hours
ride from Los Angeles; complete coun-
try home with a snug income: in perfect
condition and growing better as an in
nyestmen5 zen 5a all the time; IL, prize 5000 but
RILL, agent, 240 Bradbury block. 21
FOR SALESMAN; 20 TO 1so ACRES AT
$50 per acre. choice level land, fronts
Washington and Adams sts.; on the new
electric car line to Santa Monica, now in
course of construction; win be running
regularly by July next: only one mile
from city limits; present value $3.50 per
acre. TIL is a rare opportunity for in
t,i before puyhmg IN ih h
sacrificed. JOHN L. PAVKOVICH, Sole
Agent. 22O w. First. p
FOR SALE-A VERY CHOICE PROPER
| ty, s. Riverside. of 110 acres. about half
in alfalfa; cuts crops yearly; balance in
barn and other outb1ildings: in conse-
quence of death of late owner will be
sold considerably below value or would
properly. properly G. G. EpWSARDs. @ $50 ".
First st. Fl
An exceedingly nice little place of 10
acres al Covina. all in fruit. mostly orange,
soft shell r6od sgbs and
owner must Se'' A''G G. e;li 9: EpWARps. SfSS
21 2S0 w. First st.
FOR EXCHANGES ACRES IN PAsA-
dena. improved, clear; 10 acres. Downey.
clear; 1872 acres, Buena Park, clear: 40
acres Rialto, clear; 10 acres. San Gabriel.
clear. and i5 acres. Gardena, clear; any
of the above for city property and as
sumo. MARTIN & KURTz. room 22S.
Byrne building. 81
FOR SALE-TRACTS OF FROM 5 TO 20
acres in the beautiful La Canada val
ley, good for any kind of citrus or de-
ciduous fruits; also a beaut full site OF
16 acres for a home at Altadena. Apply
70 the executor, G. C. EDWARDS. 25o
FOR SALE-FOR HALF OF IT'S ACTUAL
value acres nicely improved. near elec-
trio line: fare from the city only cents.
See me about tn and other big bargains;
also exchanges of every description. Il.
NJ. STONE, 206ls S. Broadway, room II. 21
FOR sALE-ToR MONDAY ONLY. $3.50
per acre. with patent 800 acres, near Lam
caster: land adjoining is held at $40 to
$40 per acre. See DAY, l19la S. Spring ST. q
FOR SALE-20 ACRES OF MOIST LAND
W thin s miles of city, especially adapted
for alfalfa; price $50 per acre; a snap.
20ila S. Broadway, room 2l1. %
FOR SALE--RICH LAND. ONLY s35 TO
$65 per acre. with free water right ES-
CoNDIDO LAND CO.. SO5 w. Second
st. IT
FOR SALE--10 ACRES CHOICE ALFAL-
ia or corn land, close to city, southwest:
two artesian wells. Box 12S, University. 21
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE: 21h
acres at Anaheim. Address OWNER. box
21J, Downey, Cal. 7-H-2
SAN PEDRO BARGAINS
The herald., 1897-03-21

FOR EXCHANGED LEVEL LOTS. SAN
Diego University addition. adjoining city
park, for city or country property In Los
Angeles county; two are corners: would
exchange one or more or would take
eastern property: value of lots, $500.
Address N. S. BIDDLE, s. Il. cor. of San
Pedro and Tenth SITS. 21
The herald., 1897-03-21

$l60o--40 acres, Michigan; soil unsur-
passed; free Of incumbrance for Cali
fornia property or furniture; will assume.
BEN WHITE, 235 w. First st.
The herald., 1897-03-21

FOR SALE
A client wires me to Immediately sell
lot 4. block 3, Jefferson st. tract.
Lots 20 and 81 block A. Prospect Hill
addition to Santa Monica.
Lot 6. block 10. lot s. block V. Garvanza.
Make offer for one or all.
G. c. EDWARDS.
2 230 w. First st.
FOR SALE-THE CHEAPEST LOT ON
Tenth St, near Pearl. for the money. in
the city. MARTIN 6 KURTZ, room 22S
Byrne building. q
The herald., 1897-03-21

FOR EXCHANGE-NICE HOME OF SIN
rooms, bath, mantels and CRATES; $3.50;
incumbrance 1890: for lots or small ranch.
Two good new broom cottages, paper
ed and decorated; lots fenced; fruit trees
and flowers; southwest; $500 each; S6CG
incumbrance; for vacant lot or land close
to the city. EDWARD FRASER, 2l6 s..
Broadway. 2l
The herald., 1897-03-21

sS00o-Income property In city Of 30 1000:
Illinois; rented at $500 yearly In advance;
free of debt: want Los Angeles city or
country property. BEN WHITE, 2S5 w.
First St
The herald., 1897-03-21

Handsome 1o-room residence at Glen
dale. free of debt. for city property:
would assume mortgage. BEN WHITE.
The herald., 1897-03-21

Handsome Groom modern residence
Twenty-ninth ST.. value $SO00 mortgage
$1,000; want ranch in Orange county or
Los Angeles; would assume small mort
gage.
The herald., 1897-03-21

Corner lot. 25x100, neat store building Of
rooms, street work complete close in.
suitable for conducting a business; price
Sl000 mortgage $3.50; want vacant lot, fur
niture or diamonds for equity. BEN
WHITE. fI
The herald., 1897-03-21

Real estate for sale and exchange In
all parts OF city, county and state: i'm
mense bargains in homes. houses rent
ed, rents collected, taxes paid full charge
taken OF property 4 general real estate
business transacted. Apply to BEN
WHITE, 2S5 W. First st., adjoining Times
building. Read ads in other columns, q
The herald., 1897-03-21

FOR EXCHANGED HAVE TWO ELE-
giant Groom houses bui.t on the latest
colonial style, Nos 1903 and 1872 Grand
ave-: will trade for improved ranch. bu.
must be clear of incumbrance; these
houses can be rented for $50 per month
they are open every day for .nspec ,on
Call on owner. j. G. KING, No. 2i4 S.
Broadway. -
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FOR ExcHANGE-EouITY IN FINE,

5000 home. just off W. Washington.
.s200c-Equity In home on Fourteenth.
S2O00-Home. clear. on Winfield ST.
s2OOC-Home. clear. on NJ chigan ave.
S50O0-Equty In home on Grand ave. and
any number of others, for country prop
erty. MARTIN & KURTZ. room 22S
Byrne building. 81
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s10.00O-25 acres, improvements magnifi-
cent, free of debt; want city property
here or in the east. BEN WHITE.
The herald., 1897-03-21

FOR ExCHANGE-FOR EASTERN
slS, ,000-4S0 acres. best of water right.
good house. barn, farming implements.
stock ETC.. 80 acres bearing fruit, 90 acres
alfalfa: would take oregon or Wash ng-
ton. o. A. VICKERY & CO., 110k s.
Broadway. 21
The herald., 1897-03-21

FOR EXCHANGE-HOUsE AND LOT
40xS0, with "a rooms, S26 N. Hill ST., near
Temple. for business property in San
Francisco or vicinity. Apply j. NEW
MAN. 35 New Montgomery ST., San Fran
cisco. SUIT
The herald., 1897-03-21

FOR EXCHANGE
For Exchanged $4,000 home in S. w.
good land: prefer San Joaquin valley.
For Exchanged $500 place in Gardena,
mortgage $1,000. for house and lot town.
For Exchange-A 1900 place in Gardena,
mortgage 5000; will exchange for busi-
ness.
For Exchanged $500 cottage. mort
gage $500. for restaurant or lodging house.
For Exchange-A 40-room lodging house
for house and lot or clear acreage.
MUNCY d WILSON,
p 209 and 2l0 Stimson Block.