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for your ungrateful self: because I know
the right wife for you, who would bring
you this fortune without any degrading
restrictions; whom you once loved; whom
you love now, you know you do
Townsend walked disorderedly across the
room and back.
But howl" he faltered.
'You don't zee how, stupidl'
And then there wore whispers. becoming
softer as heads drew nearer. whispers toe
faint to be distinguishable through the
cracks and crevices OF q closet, yet whose
meaning had already been Interpreted by
the aid Of that close scrutiny Of the con.
nection Of ideas whereby the truth Was 90
often revealed to Abe Cronkite.
Nv.
A tho Judge had said, George Darrell
was nice little fellow; bit the praise o!
the first adjective failed to compensate its
unfortunate subject for the disadvantages
and Notifications Of the second. Diminu-
tive George surely was; whole inch shorter
actually than Kate; full foot shorter ap-
psrently. when they walked together ~
the girl had often reproachfully told him.
Indeed, II was to this lack Of stature that
tho young man attributed tho failure Of
his wooing; and oh, II was hard whom his
heart was so stout, his spirit 20 strong,
to do and to die II need be for his lady love.
II he only had the chance to prove HIM
self q man for a. that-evena a. George ceased
from his signing out Of utter despair the
chance came.
It was Townsend who made the sug-
geetion, and the reasons he pleaded were
80 delightfully."- romantic that, abandoning
the wedding preparations for q few days,
Kate journeyed with the submissive Ralph
Lucas to that hotel by the sea where she
had first met her lover and where he was
now awaiting her. Yes. it was truly a
lovely thought that they should conclude
their courtship by rsvisiting the scenes
and living again the events amid which 1t
had its blissful beginnings.
The old fashioned house was not 1T all
crowded. and the party bad no difficulty in
securing their former 5ooms-Lucas and
his daughter In the suite at the northern
end OF the second story front, and Town
send far down tho corridor, near it's southern
end. Even the moon was shining in the
same phase as 1t had the summer before,
and. as then, the shadowy vessels still
glided by.
One night Townsend sat at ease in his
room, smoking in the dark by the window.
He was waiting patiently. exultantly wait
ing, for IL o'clock to strike, for then Kate
had agreed to meet him in the balcony at
the southern end Of the corridor.
The hapless Lucas all unconsciously
had had much to do with the girls rash
assent. He had been so fuseily solicitous
Of her safety, 80 manifestly apprehensive
lest the sleepwaIking might recur, that
she and her Lionel had really had no oppor-
tunity to look out together and yet alone
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! strobe away from the bright halls and
broad piazzas of the Hotel Wentworth,
where sat the ENJOYS and their suites
surrounded by bevies Of adoring girls.
strobe past groups of fellow correspond
ehts, Ignoring their invitations to Join them
In drinks
Let them be content, thought I, with
writing column after column Of baseless
numors, vague surmises, unwarranted as
sumptions concerning the peace confer
ence. Let them describe the new Panama
nat OF Mr.. Witte, the table talk Of Baron
homura, the graceful dancing Of this or
that secretary. Aye, let them! My con-
oeption Of the duties OF a correspondent
Vas different.
Deep in thought, reached the water.
shed my clothes and stood for a moment
IN my bathing suit, trying to get accue-
Toned to the idea Of being man Of destiny
Then, with long powerful strokes l swan
toward the old arsenal, where the session
oi the peace conference was to take place
on the morrow.
AS had expected, found forgotten
entrance in the old arsenal wall. Eluding
every sentry, like the man Of destiny that
was, finally CROPPED my way to an empty
earret directly over the room where intui-
lively knew that the peace conferences
We're held.
=, In the floor was a large hole, centrally
''cated. In the eastern sky were the first
ttreaks Of dawn.
With smile OF triumph l lay down
my ear over the momentous hole in the floor,
70 snatch few hours Of well deserved
sleep.
l., vas awakened by,s sound in the room
wow placed my eye close to the hole
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direct act Of aggression against the Russo
German frontier?' he inquired.
"Of course have. Berlin is in ferment
about IT," said a second Jap.
The Russians pulled vigorously at their
cigars and began to glare more ferociously
than ever.
Boys, boys!" called Witte, reprovingly.
Order" cried Komura, frowning in the
direction Of the Japanese suite.
Clouds of smoke arose from both corners.
"Let us now discuss terms" said Witte.
Shaking with suppressed excitement, l
glued my eye to the hole In the floor, through
which history would soon be coming.
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SESSION OF THE PEACE CONFERENCE AS ONE MIGHT IMAGINE IT.

In Toxic" came a voice from the Rus
sian torner, Il understa nd that large yellow
dogs without fixed donnie lie"
"Silence!T shouted all four ENJOYS to-
gether.
APain the hostile corners were enveloped
in smoke.
sure that you handed me your terms in
writing at the last session. but / have mis-
laid them. That hop last night upset me
bit. / must beg your pardon. Would
you mind stating your terms again?'
Not in the least" said Baron Komura.
He coughed and remarked: I'VE want Port
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wish she had never heard Of Alaska. She
looked on in dismay as the little sea lion
high on the rock crawled slowly down
themselves, and the big brown sea lion,
finding the reminiscence too much for him,
wabbled to the edge and went in kerplunk.
As they Owed to the bottom there came
up a woful watery sneezing wall Of:
Alas! Alaska!'
And 8 hubby sob could be seen here and
there where head had been.
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Arthur"
80 do We" said Witte.
we want the Msnchurian Railway
so do We"
we want several hundred million dollars
Of your money
so do We
Agreed on every point" shouted the
little Baron, delighted. This is really
extraordinary at such an early stage in
the conference"
Then he shook hands with Witte and
Rosen shook hands with Takahira and all
shook hands with each other. A speedy
peace seemed certain.
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Wearing Seans Summer Remarks by One Of Fashions Victims Park

sealskins topped excitedly about in the
pond or threw themselves on the rocks,
lay there painting awhile, then fell of into
the water.
The fringe OF people hanging on the
spikes OF the fence exhibited no surprise.
1t was a very hot day for sealskins.
In spots in the water heads revealed
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Our little ears in August and wearing the
skins OF our best friends in December!
No keeper to throw fish at us that's been
Of the sea! Eat EN- alive Do we grleve
for Alaska? Do we?"
The other sea lions walked wide awake.
They gathered around in a sympathizing
group. They gased at the big sea lion with
tears in their eyes.
Then such a barking and sneezing and
splitting began that the woman began to
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The barking OF tho zalophi Alaska nil
could be heard as far as the big gate and
further. They always bark. but that day
they barked more than usual. 1t was one
hundred and something in the shade.
The woman hurried over the hill to the
pond occupied by the Zalophi Alaskanii.
There several thousand dollars worth Of
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most powerful impressive and unoom-
Portable portions Of the Japanese and Rus
sian languages. Then White and Komura
led them sternly toward each other.
Russian stepped forward and said
that he wished to withdraw his statement
that bathrobe was the exact equivalent
OF frook coat in Toxic.
Jap declared that all he knew about
the Car had been drawn from a ridicuouslv
preJudiced source in the suburbs of Ma
gasaki
Another Russian said that in his heart
he had always questioned the report that
tho Mikado drank Japanese vase full OF
sake every evening.
Another Jap said that he had invariably
pooh. poohed the rumor that the horses OF
the Cossacks could not keep UP with their
rlders In the martial fury of retreat.
Then all bowed and shook hands.
You must visit me II you ever come to
Toxic said the jiu-jitsu expert to his
victim, "a Saickersnee Square. West"
Don t fail to look me up at Dynamite
Gardens, Popofr," rejoined the muddy
Russian.
Then, after another round Of bowine
and handshaking all left for the hotel the
ENJOYS keeping eagle eyes on their bellie-
erent suites.
As night fell, enveloping Portsmouth
and Its old arsenal In darkness, a mystic
rious figure might have been seen (but
fortunately waM'D gliding through the
silent water.
was ]. my bod buxzing With ooutsn.
pWaU histosy, swimmhg with icns. $780,.
fsA stsplps eesesd 10 nsaSsk 6ieaxph
e Z d Z. q. " III ", i !.
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AMUsEM ENTS.

Bowers and Dixon. the three Weston Sisters,
The dramatic features are Furnished by
Jane Courthorpe d Co., In George 3, En-
eriok's one aot farce entitled "A Fisher
mans Luok,' and Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley
Hamilton In -Wby Smith Stayed Home. :
Proctors Twenty-third Street has for
this week a bill beaded by Nella Bergen,
the prirna donna soprano. This will bs
Miss Bergen's frst appearance In vaude-
vile. Rice and Provost will be the extra
attraction during this week, and will offerr
their comedy skit, -BumpitN Bumps.
Barney Fsgan and Henrietta Byron viii
sppear IN a singing and danoing aoti Thile
their comedy sketch, Tho Night Of tho
Fourth, by George Ade.
Tony Pastor has q bin of moro than .
dozen numbers. Some Of them arc:
Thomas Meegan and company. IN .On tho
q. r. Charles MoKeever and Ada sandry,
Mr.. McKeever being announced q tho
cSadia. cMddewssht aa nn1 champion P%sn q Il.
and Carson and willard.
Tho Circle Theater starts its career -
burlesque house On. Saturday evening With
swine, Women and Song Matinses viii
be given daily.
Del Cano, King Of Handouns, and Young
sandow and Ots lead the freaks at Huber's
Museum this week. Tho theatsr. intro:
duoes two vaudeville companies, headed
by Melville and Conway, Hughey Bond.
John Walsh, Wilson and Main and tho
Helstons.
Conterno's concerts arc stin The attzao-
ton at Terrace Garden, tho Nfty-edghth
street open air pleasure spot. N. Parker
is the tenor soloist this week.
At tho Eden Mus6e number Of novelties
have been added to the moving picture
show and there arc some now statues on
exhibition.
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NOT FOR SARAH BERNHARDT.
Coveted Decoration Of the Legion Of Honor
Bestowed on Q Rival.

Coveted Decoration Of the Legion Of Honor
Bestowed on . Rival.
At last the decoration Of tho Legion Of
Honor has gone to q French actress, and It 10
not Sarah Bernhard. For . decade she
has been struggling for the bit Of red
ribbon, and her friends have made propa-
ganda which ought to have wrested the
decoration from the most unwilling Govern
ment.
She Is still without the honor, however,
and now the President Of the French Re-
public has bestowed It on Nine. Bartet.
The latter u the first woman Of the stage
to receive the honor as an actress. Marie
Laurent, who founded and maintained a
hospital for French actors. was decorated
some years before she died, but It was ex-
preesly explained that she was decorated not
as an actress but for her benevolenoe.
Julia Regnault Bartet succeeded Sarah
Bernhardt at the Comedie Francaise, and
for that reason 1t will be particularly try.
ing to the great Sarah to SEQ this desired
honor go to another. Although q graduate
OF the Conservatoire Nine. Bartet did not
20 to the Theatre Franeaise at onoe she
made her first appearance at the Vaudeville
in the original production Of Daudet's
.L'Arle.ienne She was in some Of sar-
dou's earlier plays and was the first Countess
Zicka in the play known here as .Diplo-
macy
Sarah Bernhardt broke her contract with
the Comedie Francaise In 1880 and Nine.
Bartet was called to take her place, appear
ing first In Sardou's Daniel Roohat. =
Later she took up Bernhardt's roles In the
classic rerertory, playing first Dono Sol
in -Ruy Bias"
In spite OF all temptations TO leave the
theater, Nine. Bartet was loyal to the
Com eiie, and her present honor is a reward
for her fidelity. This was one advanta ge
she had over Nine. Rernhardt as a candi.
date for the decoration, and that II was
not the only one was shown by tho face
tNat Nine. Fartet's ur right and rro. or
~rirctc liro vas "re Of the carses tfat led
T." Mh!.,cr Ct Ir.lo 1cs.r cion to hoho,
her
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SHOWS AT THE SEASIDE.
Ben Greet Players At Deai-New Things
at Coney Island.

ben Greet Flayefo ~ OeAl-NeW ltnnBs
At Coney Island.
Ben Greet and his Woodland Players,
nearly forty In number, are announced for
a series Of six open air Shakespearian per-
formanoes at Deal Lake, beginning next
Wednesday evening. "A Midsummer
Nights Dream" Is to be given on Wednes-
day, Thursday and Saturday evenings.
and .The Tempest on Friday evening.
For the matinees twelfth Night will be
done on Friday afternoon and As You
Like It on Saturday.
Tho Manhattan Beach Theater has for q
topllner this week tho musical act called
Ye Colonial Septette. Felix. Barry and
Barry are the extra feature. The Barrys
will be seen in q sketch entitled 'The Boy
Next Door" The balance Of the engage
Phroso. Jack Norworth, Louise Dresser,
and others.
Herbert's dogs and seeth's bears head
the list Of acts exhibited in the three ring
FREQ circus at Luna Park this week. Aside
from this, Tho Dragons Gorge "Trip to
Whirl,' Fatal Wedding" and Fall Of
Port Arthur come in for a largo share Of
the patronage.
Tho Igorrotes at Dreamland have already
become accustomed to their surroundin 70
and are attracting many sightseers. Tho
women arc most industrious and weave
necessarily. The men do nothing but
smoke all day long and throw their spears
for the entertainment Of visitorA
Tho Boer War spectacle has many added
features for the last two weeks, among them
being the airship California Arrow.
A new feature this week n tho work Of
Capt. Visor, the announcer who astride
Of his horse L. stationed 400 fest from the
grand stand and makes his announcements
OF the various points Of the show.
Young Consul, the chimpanzee Of tho
Bostock wild animal show at Coney Island,
q showing great progress and b now able
to walk on his legs without tho support
OF his hands. Morelli and her leopar d
reception, Roy (6ls) and tho wild animal
musical comedy and tho numerous other
features keep Bostock's crowded
A good vaudeville bill prece des Port
Arthur every evening at Pains Fireworks
Amphitheater at Manhattan Beach. It con-
sists chiefly Of athletic and acrobatio feats,
high wire walking. high diving, DO.
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There are only eight towns In the state Of Ten.
nsssee where spirtuous liquors can b. legally 70.
tailed, remarked Mr.: william Branch Whitlow OF
sale Of intolcants In any Town that has . popula.
ton OF less than 6.0o0
TEN intemperance would be greatly reduced In
ovr SAtes but that Is not the case at all. As mat
ter OF fact, the effect Is Just the reverse Citizens
living IN The smaller towns simply send 10 the ci,i
Pr thsh supply and buy their liquor by wholesale.
man VINO has Jug Of whisky viii invite his neigh.
bors In. md often ere the party dispcrses overy
member viii drink to intoSica'ion. Another bad
result Is that while tire drinking OF whisky IL not
diniri'ncl. the commnni les into which Il Il im.
pore get no revcapc. as ,icJ woali @crc NC
licc,iSc S.S Cd III Nb.c."
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Miss Phobo Davies, who has starred In the
leading rob Of Annd Moore ever since the
play was originally produced, is again to
b soon In that part.
Edwin Arden returns to Proctor's Fifth
Avenue Theater this week, appearing in
his own play. 'Zorah,' story Of Russian
Life. which has its first production here.
Carlaton wrote for Daniel Frohman's Old
Lyceum Theater company, will be produced
by the company at Proctor's 125th Street
tomorrow. The cast will include Paul
MoAllister a. Frederick Ossidn and Angela
McCaul In Enc shannon's rob Of Susans
At tho Fifty-eighth Street The.ter the
production VIII b Lawrence Marston's
melodrama. An Innocent Sinner. Adele
Block, William P. Carleton, Marion Berg and
Charles Arthur are In the cast.
N. g. Woods in bis play, Lost In Big
CITY, will be the attraction at tho Thalia
Theater on the powery this week. Woods's
return to the soenes OF his triumph Of former
Gays 10 OF Interest.
Fighting Fate with elaborate scenery
and some real horses. comes to the New
Star tomorrow. Anna Blanche Is the
bead Of the company.
The Ave act melodrama, "The Gambler"
Il at tho Third Avenue Theater this week.
Three now foreign acts will have their
hrst American appearance at Keith's this
week. They arc the Elton-Pole Troupe
OF aerial gymnasts. from the LonGon
Kippodrome; FIaulein h.irzl ,on Wenzl,
TIE Tyrolirn yoeIlcr and cancer. from the
Wintergu rten, Berlin, srd Les H. rosrs.
French hi~h wire er, ilih:i ISIS, Ar1Ci +
cs.n en,or..L. CTS In tie s-n-e ill Grc li..l,
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The Peace Makers
at Portsmouth !

Pen Pictures Of the Japanese and Russian
ENJOYS and Their Suites.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
FoR sALs
Houses

FOR SALE SOUTHWEST BARGAINS
for short time only. -
4-room cottage, goth St. $l7OO; $500 cash
$40 month. - -
broom cottage, Dixon ave, s2lOO; 500
cash; $40 month. -
broom bungalow, near SSth ST., S12OOi
$500 cash; $40 monthly.
broom cottage 21st; $500; s40O cash;
S25 month.
Groom house, New Hampshire ST.,
$4,000; $500 cash. SIS month. -
Groom house, West Adams, $500; $3.50
cash. S25 month. -
Groom cottage, West S7th; $500; $500
cash, SIS month.
Southeast-5 rooms, Trinity St, 5000;
$3.50 cash; S25 month.
Southeast-5 rooms, walking distance;
$1,000; $3.50 cash; $40 month.
Southeast-6-room house, Trinity st. ;
S2500 $500 cash; $50 month.
Southeast-6-room bungalow, Trinity
st.. $1,000: $500 cash S25 month.
Los ANGELES REALTY CO.. F4
Bryson Block.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
TYPewRITERs

The YOSr is ONLY TYPEWRITER
ment and beautiful work. Yost users
find no ribbon saves money. Light run
ming, durable, loRT OFFICE. 18S y.
Broadway
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
Furniture

FOR sALE-FURNITURE AT ROCK
bottom. BOX couches $3.50 steel sanl-
tary couches $3.50 extension tables 80,
rockers S' cane diners SOC, 3-drawer
chiffoniers SS75, iron beds 81, $l650
princess dresser. large French glass,
Sl4.5O; small dressRrs S575, 2 burner hot
plates $loO 2 burner gasoline stoves 49,
linoleum b0c. ..,..,.,,,
g62 ana o64 South Main st.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
PIANOS

flANOs SOLD ON EASY PAYdEN 20
Pianos rented AZ low rates. A. q.
Winston ", Rh0ne Black ri; Home
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
DIED
BUSINESS oppoRruNI-IEs


WANTED-TO FORM A SYNDICATE
under a new method, to buy and sell
and to race horses at Los Angeles
this coming meeting.
am deSirous for several persons
with means who are anticipating go
ing in the racing business to join
me on small scale for the purpose
OF procuring stable of good race
horses, the stable to be managed
under my personal supervision and
new method. This enterprise will
pay 100 cents on the dollar, and will
give grand sport and pastime.
BONDS will be given to each stock
holder for full amount invested.
A i references.
ELKWOOD STABLE,
j. Hicks, Manager,
p. O. Box 4,
Long Branch,
New Jersey.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
PATENTs AND PATENr RleHrs

PATENTS OBTAINED IN ALL COUN-
triesi trademarks and copyrights regis
tered; patent, trademark and copyright
suits in all courts. ROOMS 50l-7 Mer-
chants Trust Company building. Tele-
phones, Home Sl9l Sunset Main 1929
HAZARD & HARPHAM. PATENTS
Pioneers SPRING AND FIFTH. Pat
ent book free
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
IHE WEATHER

Los ANGELES, Aug. 20.
Time Bar Th. lRH. lwindlvell Weather
: s$. s.$. s:s ss:s g e " il e!es Clear
Maximum Temperature IS.
Minimum temperature, 81.
Weather Conditions
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2o.--Cloudy
weather prevails along the Pacific coast
from Point Reyes nOrthward and over
Southern Idaho, Utah and Arizona; In
other districts west Of the ROCKY noun
falns II is fair. Light showers are re-
porfed from Modena and Flagstaff.
Thunderstorms have occurred at lnde-
pendence and Flagstaff.
The pressure has risen along the coast
and fallen over the interior.
The changes in temperature have been
slight In all districts.
Forecast
Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair Nom
dav light west wind
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
ng Avvay--Youn Win Sure If You Use Herald Liners
FoH SALE
Suburban Property

HOLLYWOOD.
STRONG e DICKINSONS
HOLLYWOOD HIGH SCHOOL TRACT
CENTER OF HOLLYWOOD.
THE FOOT HILL. GEM
OF THE SIERRA MADRES
WHERE CLIMATE is
PERFECTION.
A CHOICE LOCATION FOR
AN IDEAL HOME.
A RARE CHANCE
TO BUY
QUARTERBACK LOTS AT
EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES.
EAST OR WEST FRONT.
$3.50 AND $500 EACH
$25 DOWN AND so A MONTH.
THIS PRICE INCLUDES
FINE STREET IMPROVEMENTS,
NOW FULLY COMPLETED.
STREETS GRADED,
OILED, GRAVEBED;
'--" i'-' CEMENT SIDEWALKS.
PURE MOUNTAIN WATER,
SOIL RICH BLACK LOAN.
TRACT is LOCATED
3 BLOCKS SOUTH OF NEW
HOLLYWOOD HOTEL.
DON'T FAIL TO GET IN
ON THESE EASY TERMS.
FRANK D. EDIE,
TRACT MANAGER,
1876 so. BROADWAY. PHONE 1878.
WITH STRONG & DICKINSON.
FOR SALE
SAN PEDRO HARBOH IHACT.
$3.50, 1-3 cash, buys a 40-foot business lot.
Tract fronts on Pacific Electric road;
also on 7th street, principal county road
from San Pedro and Wilmington to Long
Beach, two blocks only from water
front. Next to this tract is the great
lumber yard and mills of Blinn Lumber
company, employing great many men.
BY The Improvement of San Pedro har-
Dor these lots will be worth 500 front
foot.
This is not a beach lot or boom prop
ostion, but a great rise in value COM
ing through millions spent by Uncle
Sam on Wilmington harbor These lots
now offered at low price will be
wanted for warehouses, mills, factories
and homes of the people.
Get maps and particulars of
T. WIESENDANGER,
221 Laughlin building
FOR SALE-SMALL RANCHES NEAR
city $3.50 Three-room neat cottage,
half-acre ground in Sawtelle.
$2500-10 acres, with house, and
acres bearing fruit; one-half mile from
Burbank.
$36OO-12 acres fine land near Brand
pumping plant, Glendale; not far from
new car line; water can be had for ir-
rigation.
VIM. N. HOLWAY,
211 Grant Bldg.
Home 1885, Main 1870.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
BROKERS'

r. w. PoINDBXTER, BRoKER, 40
Wilcox Building, deals ia bonds, mort
cages and other hrst-class securities.
Loans negotiated at lowest marker
rates, II you wish to lend money on
safely and at fair rate of interest
Reference: First National Bank. Los
Angeles National Bank.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
FIvn-RoOM CoTTAGE
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE
At n sacrifice.
We have held this at $1,000, but we
must sell, and offer this property for
fashionable southwest. on Hoover st.
See us at once.
INGLEHART BUILDING co.
713 S. BROADWAY
HOME PHONE 1865
CHEAP HOMES.
broom near goth and Hoover.
Lot 30x120; $500; terms.

New two-room bungalow inside city
limits, northeast; lot 27x156; $3.50
West 18th street, 5-room new modern
cottage, small lot, near Valencia St. /;
$500.
OLD SETTLERS INVESTMENT CO.,
601-6O3 Grant bldg
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
DEATHS

sMrTH-AdeIine B.. 2S22 East Second
street, native of California, tuberculosis
OF meninges, August 20, aged one year
and two months.
Peck q Chase Co., undertakers and en-
balmers; lady assistant 4SS 5. HILL Te'
Main 81
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

BIGGEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED:
a bona fide paying business; price $3.50.
Dairy and milk route, receipts $500
monthly eighteen cows, horses, one
bull, wagon, buggy and all equipments,
together with lease on ten acres of all
falfa ranch, house, barn, etc; one mile
from electric car and city limits; selling
on account of departure. WHITE, 3O4
Bryson block.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
TRANsFER AND sroRAeE

WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS. coli
YEAR WAREHOUSE CO., new and
freproof storage; moving. shipping;
lowest rates Carpets steamed cleaned
and packed In moth-proof paper. Cash
advanced on storage Office 322 South
Main. Phones Main iii; Home 2l64.