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Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30

NEW sGX-RooM COTTAGE WITH RE-
ception hall, bath, china closet, large
pantry and screen porch; you can select
your own paint, wall tnts and mantel ;
lot bOxt50 to alley; one and half
blocks from car and we'll located. Price
S215O; $500 cash, balance monthly. Now
is the time to buy. Have your own gar
den, flowers, chickens etc, and let your
rent pay for your home.
New hve-room cottage, with large re-
ception hall, bath, toilet, wash bowl, china
closet, fine mantel, stain and natural fin
ish; improved street This cottage Is
close to Maple avenue, on Fortv-third
street. Price S2iO0 $3.50 cash, balance
SIS per month, including interest.
I have large list of improved and va
cant property, cash and payments. Call
and see what have. -
n. G. DEvENS,
227 Laughlin Bldg, ais S. Broadway.
Homa Phone S32l
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For SALE
A BARGAIN.

A BARGAIN.
We have for sale a strictly modern,
new, story-and-a -a-half residence, located
at 322 North Breed street. Take Brook
lyn avenue car. This place contains six
large rooms, reception hall and bath on
the first floor; expensive grille work, com
binator lighting fixtures, cement walks
and the very best of plumbing, which Is
connected with the sewer
Tine second story of this house is floored,
otht rwise 1t is not finished, but can be
finished complete for very little money.
The former owner of this house was
forced to dispose Of same, therefore we can
offer 1t a special bargain. Whoever
buys this place will make $500 within the
next sixty days.
j. BURRIS mitchell &c co. OWNERS.
Contractors and Builders,
326-327 Douglas Building
Sunset Black 3991 Home STA
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foR SALE
city Lots and Lsnds

FOR sALE-BY STRONG q DICKINSON.
FIGUEROA STREET TRACT.
STRONG e. DICKINSONS
FIGUEROA STREET TRACT,
CONTAINING FORTY ACREs
LYING ON THE WEST SIDE OF
FIGUEROA STREET
(EVERY ONE KNOWS WHAT THAT
STREET 1S)
AND BETWEEN i2D ST. AND
VERNON AVENUE.
FINE, LARGE, LEVEL LOTS
AT FROM ONLY $3.50 UP.
TERMS, $50 DOWN
AND $40 A MONTH.
WE BOUGHT THIS PROPERTY FOR
HALE WHAT ADJOINING PROPERTY
is NOW HELD AT, CONSEQUENTLY
WE CAN SELL AT THE Low
PRICES WE HAVE ON THE LOTS.
$500 BUILDING RESTRICTIONS.
TAKE REDONDO CAR TO FIGUEROA
STREET,
WALK SOUTH TO THORPE STREET.
MONBTA AVENUE CARS WILL SOON
BE RUNNING. AND ONLY ONE
BLOCK AWAY.
PRICE INCLUDES STREET WORK.
THESE LOTS ARE ALL GENUINE
AT THIS PRICE, BEING FROM
500 TO $3.50 CHEAPER THAN
ANYTHING IN THE NE1GHBORHooD.
WE BUY RIGHT, CONSEQUENTLY
CAN SELL RIGHT.
MIR. r. II. BRADFORD WILL BE ON
THE GROUND TO SHOW THE
PROPERTY.
,.,- LOO LOOK THIS TIL UP At ONCE ~,
STRONG e. DICKINSON.
OFFICE OPEN MONDAY AND
SATURDAY NIGHTS.
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FOR sALE-LoTs IN THE CITY OF LOS
Angeles for only Sll5 per lot-$l
f1wa. taWes. The p beautiful baroness Tract
within two blocks of the Hunt
ington "Short Line" electric railway. Best
car service around Los Angeles. Only fif-
teen minutes ride from business center OF
Los Angeles, Good water. Rich soil. Finest
climate. Twenty-Five per cent guaranteed in
crease in one year or money will then be
refunded with per cent per annum interest
added as per our written contract. Send for
further information. Sample contract illus
trated prospectus, map, ETC., mailed abso-
lutey free. No trouble 70 answer questions.
CARLSON INVESTMENT CO., 124 South
Broadway (ground floor Chamber OF Com
merce Building), Los Angeles, Cal
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FOR SALE
Houses

BOYLE HEIGHTS TO THE FRONT.
We are promoters of Boyle Heights
property.
We are building fine, up-to to-date homes
over an entire block.
Our block is close in, situated on Boyle
avenue, surrounded by Echandia street,
Michigan avenue and New Jersey street.
Only six minutes on two lines to
business center.
Our houses are built by day labor and
have fine gas and electric fixtures; also
connected with main sewer; everything
strictly modern and first class.
Our prices are surprisingly low, we
bought right and can sell cheap.
Several houses finished, some sold. some
ready for sale, from $1,000 to $3.50 on
favorable terms.
Come out on First street cars. get off
at Boyle avenue, go two blocks north. On
the grounds every day. also Sunday.
WOODWARD-BENNETT CO.,
West Tnnrth
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30

FOR SALE
wESTLAKE LOTS.
WESTLAKE LOTS.
JUST WEST OF WEsTLAKE PARK,
OVERLOOKING SUNSET PARK.
IN THE
OCCIDENTAL PARK TRACT
OCCIDENTAL PARK TRACT
AND
SHATTO PLACE.
SHATTO PLACE.
LARGE LOTS, WIDE STREETS
AND
BOULEVARDS.
BRANCH OFFICE ON THE GROUND,
1850 WILTSHIRE BOULEVARD.
AGENT
ALWAYS THERE TO SHOW PROPERTY.
MINES & FARISH.
ais SOUTH HILL STREET
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30

HGoUO--
Terms n desired; fve rooms, large re-
ception hall, bullt-in seat, mission mantel
and finish, polished floors In principal
rooms, painted in other rooms all rooms
exceptionally large, lot 40xi25, southwest
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FOR SALE -
ON ADAMS STREET, NEAR MAIN.

EIdHT-RooM HOUSE. $500.
LOT 125Xt60.
This house is not new, but Is modern,
large and roomy; first floor contains large
reception hall, living room with large
windows cheerful dining ROOM commo-
dous kitchen, pantry. etc, and a bedroom
with private bath; second floor has three
good bedrooms and bath and separate
servants room; attic also flnished; man
tel and fireplace, with gas logs, in living
room and front bedroom: the house is in
A condition and elegantly decorated; has
a large barn in rear and separate house
for coachman; the grounds are unusually
trees as well as large vegetable gar
den; this is an ideal home, and one of the
RARE bargains.
JONES & RYDER LAND CO,
Ground Floor 21S West Third street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30

FOR SALE-BY
CARROLL ]. DAILY & CO.,
2i1 WEST FIRST ST.,
ROOMS AND 6.
$40 cash, $40 monthly; lots on old Temple
road, 5000 to s40O
E. 18th, near Maple ave. 5-room cottage,
$500; good buy.
Il. 18th. Maple ave, rooms, $500;
50x15i: all modern improvements.
Wall ST., near S9th, III feet front; good for
cottages $l700.
Albany St. near 9th; fine lot; $1,000 half
cash; good for flats
Short Line Beach, have some good
buys there; this summer will open up your
eyes.
Venice Park tract. Ocean Park; .ots 40x135
all street work paid $3.50 to $780, q cash.
Home 1896. CARROLL J. DAILY & CO.,
Main 73; 211 WEST FIRST ST.
MEMBERS REALTY BOARD.
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CORNER,
SANTA FE AVENUE,
NEAR NINTH STREET,

SANTA FE AVENUE,
NEAR NINTH STREET,
-S75O-
Cheapl! I should
SAY so.
Street b eng graded. curbed and sidewalked,
and car track being laid.
ALSO
40x140-$700
On Santa Fe Ave, one block from Ninth.
These lots will make you a good profit
and you won't have to wait long.
COME A-RUNNING!
A. C. PARSONS.
Home 862. 7O1 II. w. Hellman Bldg.
INSIDE SUBDIVISION ACREAGE.
We have several very choice, very ripe
tracts which we offer at slump prices and
easy terms.
SUBDIVISION RANCHES.
We have several fine ones, near city and
near ocean. These are profit
able for either subdivision or ranch use
Prices 500 up
HOME, BUSINESS. MFG. SITES.
We have a large list of cheap. we'll To-
Gated cottage lots. several special bargains
in business lots, and three or four eXcep-
tionally choice warehouse and manufac-
turing sites which we can place at rea-
sonable prices.
WRIGHT & HAMMERS, 32O Byrne Bldg.
Home 5000; Main 5S11.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30

CURTIS PARK TRACT, 3sTH AND COMP
ton avenue, easy terms; buy a lot for $3.50
and watch IL grow I'm value; street hand
somely improved; agent on tract. slauson
car. wIEsENDANGER, EEL LaushIin
Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30

NGGoW-
Terms II desired; FIVE rooms. new. Just
completed modern, lot $50 feet deep,
southwest, rooms good size, best plumb
ing, polished floors, cement steps, good
value throughout.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30

If you lose time
you'll lose money.
Value increasing daily
So is the price.
Of
THE CHEAPEST CORNER
ON
EAST SEVENTH STREET.
A southwest corner
between San Pedro
and
Central Avenue.
Good Improvement.
paying investment.
RoBT. MARSH & CO.,
Suite S03 II. w. Hellman Bldg.
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INGRAM & BRIGGS

Members Los Angeles Realty Board.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
FOR sALh
Houses
FOR SALE.
DON'T HESITATE

-DUNT T HEbITATH--
ANY longer about getting that horne Why
should you when we offer to build you
one on monthly payments, as easy as rent
We will draw you plans from your Individual
Id sas, or show YOU some OF our own.
WE WILL MAKE SPECIAL INDUCE
MENIS
To those who wish to build for cash. We
handle nothing but No. 1 material and labor
and are in n position to thoroughly satisfy
you In every particular.
WHITING, THOMPSON & CO.,
2S6 Byrne Bldg.
Home phone 1916.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
FOR SALE
City Lots and Lands


ON THE NEW STREET RAILWAY
EXTENSION.
AMONG MANY IMPROVEMENTS.
THE
MCCARTHY
co.
THREE
BIG
TRACTS.
MAIN STREET.
MoNETA AVENUE.
FIGUERoA STREET.
FIFTY EIGHTH. FIFTY SEVENTH,
FIFTY-SIXTH STREETS.
1878 TO $500.
Home and investment lots. Come
out and see, only come soon.
NO ADVANCE
As yet on Tracts Nos and 8, but
Tract No. I is nearly all sold and
has advanced 500 to $500 per lot.
Get in on Nos. and 3. The same
advance will be made.
BRANCH OFFICE,
FIFTY-THIRD AND MAIN STREETS.
Until the new car line is finished,
take Maple avenue car to Fifty third
street, one short block to Main street.
THE MCCARTHY COMPANY.
Main Office in Our Own Building.
203 North Broadway.
E. AVERY MCCARTHY,
Secretary.
FOR SALE
Three, six or twelve acres, directly oI
car line, with plenty Of pure artesial
water to irrigate piped on land; n,
charge for water; soil as rich as California
Affords. This is extra choice and at
bargain. Must see 1t to appreciate it, a
$3.50 per acre.
s14 H. w. Hellman Building.
Phones-Home 1862; Sunset. Main 4s22.
See our large lots, 57x15O, in Foster ad
dition to Huntington Park; $500. splen
did home or investment proposition; righ
in front of the city's most substantial
growth.
Three splendid lots in Ross Jones tract
Forty-sixth and Normandie. 500 lowe
than anything in the neighborhood
We secured in an exchange deal thre,
large lots in Signal Hill tract, LonI
Beach. which we will sell at bargain
We also offer two choice lots in southwest
on Brighton avenue. below Forty-sixtf
street, at a bargain for quick turn.
ROSS & LINDSEY,
S14 II. W. Hellman Building.
Phones--Home 1862; Sunset. Main 4ss2.
rIIEEE ARE NOT
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30

FOR SALE-BY
INGRAM & BRIGGS,
902 Braly Building,
Southeast Corner Fourth and Spring SITS
Both Phones 20
Are you looking for home? Then let
us say that may have just what you
are looking for We cannot waste time
pushing property that will not sell, and
therefore we will not show anything that
is not good value. Let us prove this.
INGRAM & BRIGGS.
Members Los Angeles Realty Board.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30

FOR SALE
NEAR THE CORNER OF EAST NINTH
STREET AND CENTRAL AVENUE,
WHERE VALUES ARE INCREASING IN
A HURRY, I HAVE TWO COTTAGES,
ONE OF SIX AND ONE OF FIVE
ROOMS. THE LOTS ARE EACH 3SX120
FEET TO ALLEY. THE PRICES ARE
S2750 AND S2500, AND EITHER OR
BOTH OF THEM is A SPLENDID BAR
GAIN.
Il. NJ. REYNOLDS. SOLE AGENT,
TEL. 1880. 211 GRANT BUILDING.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
FOR SALE
Houses

FOR sALE-BY
INGRAM & BRIGGS.
902 Braly Building,
Southeast Corner Fourth and Spring SITS.
Both Phones 90
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30

FOR SALE-S10,O0o, FOR SANAToRIUM. I
offer fine proposition for a sanatorium. The
property consists of about three acres Of
ground, highly improved, on nigh ground,
and directly in front of the Pasadena electric
car lire, with large house Of twelve rooms,
and all in first-class condition. 1t is an
ideal location for a sanatorium, and the price
is very low. For particulars r. w.
POINDEXTER CO., 400 Wilcox Building, Los
Angeles. Member L. A. r. b.
WHY RENT YOUR MONEY OUT FOR TO I
per cent and pay 12 per cent in house rent,
when you can buy a lot in THE MCCARTHY
COMPANY'S MAIN ST., MONETA AVE.
and FIGUEROA ST. TRACT and own your
own home? Get cur special home owning
terms of payment.
Branch Office SD and Main SITS.
Main Office In our own building,
203 N. BROADWAY.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30

WE WILL MAKE SPECIAL INDUCE
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30

s145O-sIX-RoOM COTTAGE. NOT NEW, BUT
In good condition. plastered; and 9 lots, each
4Ox13S, on E. 39th street. Compton ave.
Beautiful fruit trees in full bearing cover
the lots; cement curb and sidewalks, street
graded, oiled: block from car line; a great
bargain and easy terms. See agent on Curtis
Park tract. t. WIESENDANGER, 221 Laugh
lin Bldg. 5-6
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30

Three lots on Carroll avenue. being N,
W. corner of Douglas street and Carroll
avenue. 5Ox150 feet, $3.50; and lots and
6 of block 4, Angeleno Heights, being look
lS5 feet, at $25OO. or $3.50 for either half
so feet west of Douglas street. Terms. half
cash. balance as agreed; Z per cent interest,
M. l.. WICKS,
12s Hellman Block, I'd and Broadway
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press to Oyster Bay. He is now in the
presidents curio room. / have letter
from Mrs. Roosevelt telling about the
arrival of Mr.. Wolf. She said that 1t
was amusing to see the way the dogs
acted when they saw him come into
the house"
One of the objects of Miss Mulhalls
going to New York is to take part in
the horse fair, which will be held In
Madison Square garden. Her father
who is wealthy, has purchased
an outfit especially for her, and she
will give an exhibition of horsewoman-
ship which will be a revelation to those
who have been accustomed to rough
riding of the conventional kind. She
wears a divided skirt and rides astride.
A sombrero hat adorns her head and
long, gauntleted gloves protect her
hands. The spurred boots, the leather
quirt and the ornaments which the
cowboys love are hers when she is in
riding costume.
When she talks of her visit to New
York her eyes sparkle with enthusi-
asm.
All of the daughters of Colonel Null
hall, who were present when the presi-
dent dared Miss Lucille to lasso the
king of the pack. will join in the exhib-
ition of feminine rough riding,
Miss Agnes Mulhall, the eldest, who
is affectionately known on all the west
ern ranches as "Bossie," because she is
the original of the girl in "The Texas
Steer" is, as Miss Lucille expresses 4,
the "boss of the outfit" She has ridden
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from the center like the spokes of a
wheel, and a wide border of the same
lace following the outline of the cloth,
are edged with Cluny, and napkins
to match are made only to order. Us
ually it is considered better form to
use heavy plain damask napkins en-
broidered with a large monogram.
Filet hedspreads are like great cob
webs woven usually in squares. Some
of these are twelve inches across, and
each shows different pattern, the old
sampler designs being preferred, These
include frequently figures of girls of
the Vatican period, with animals in
the foreground.
Fashions latest dictate where money
is not to be considered is to have both
table and house linen carry out the
period of each room in which it is to
be used A bedroom done in the EN-
pre decoration has the linen for bed
and toilet stand embroidered to match.
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a canvas-like background, and then
the pattern is darned over it in sam
pier fashion. The finest of this work
is done in Italy, but Switzerland and
France contribute their share and turn
out pieces that are exquisite if coarser
than that from Italy.
Luncheon cloths are now decorated
with filet, a heavy plain linen serving
as the background, In spite of the fact
that round tables still continue to be
used in preference to square, the de-
signs are put in squares on the cloth
and the latter are also square. Not
unless round cloths and decora tions are
specially ordered are they made. and
even then the importers seek to dis
suade patrons. Their prejudice against
the round one is due to the fact that
almost invariably in laundering or
cleaning a round Goth and pattern will
pull and ripple when put gain on the
table, whereas a square one will keep
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large spaces may not be made. The
embroidery is more elaborate than
that of Anglaise and frequently intro
duces a set OF threads, preventing an
effect of too great plainness.
- jour" is form of French hand
work which for beauty of design ana
delicacy of work ranks with the flet
In it the threads are drawn out to
leave pattern, and heavy hand en-
hIoidery is used as decoration on the
plain linen. A beautiful example of
this is a centerpiece having four great
motifs of the "a jour" on each of
which are a butterfly and heavy con-
ventional roses embroidered over the
plain linen. The same pattern in all
forms of work is carried out in COM
rlete luncheon sets, though it is per-
missible to use napkins different
from the centerpiece. The most ele-
giant dinner cloths, entirely of hand
work, with bands of filet radiating
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

that has just been imported for the
home of a wealthy New York woman.
Instead of the usual flowers, birds or
conventional design, each dolly has
woven into the center a perfect head IF
the fifteenth century. No two heads
are alike, and not only are there plate
doilies, but set of smaller ones for
glasses. or ice" as they are called
and a large centerpiece, twenty-four
inches in diameter. All are edged with
Cluny This set is $3.50, a centerpiece
Of the same work which was recently
ordered was a head of Raphael. So
perfectly is the work done that the
heads are easily recognizable.
Sampler Effects Among New Laces
The newest effects of filet are going
into designs quite on the order of sam
pier work of old, save that in the lace
only white is used. The process is not
unlike sampler, for in flet the place to
be embroidered is darned in to form
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its shape. 1t is considered the best of
fashion for four corners to hang down
from Il round table. The edge of the
cloth is always hemstitched, and if one
desires it is also edged with Cluny lace.
Napkins match the linen, but unless
there is much flet in the cloth none
is on the serVictte. They are hem
stitched, one corner having an en-
brodered garland or empire wreath to
hold the monogram. Monograms on
the handsome clOtl are put in two
corners diagonally across from each
other and we'll within the lace or en-
brodery that forms center decorations.
Italian cut work and embroiderie
Anglaise are the two most approved
decorations for linen, if no lace is in
troduced, or when ace is subordinated.
The cut work is precisely what it's
name implies, the pattern being cut
out and the raw edges embroidered.
The pattern as a rule is fine, that too
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This is shown in set for n bed room
set for an Empire bed room where
the deeply hemstitched sheets are
heavily embroidered with delicate
wreaths and garlands, the monogram
being put into one of the wreaths. The
pillow cases, of course, match, and as
a rule are square. A dining room of
the fifteenth century has much of its
linen with filet decoration, and in
every set the period is shown.
1t is by no means uncommon these
days for wealthy persons to have all
their house linens woven to order. In
these cases even the design in the
damask is drawn to suit their taste,
and the cards from which the weaving
is done are destroyed, that the pattern
may not be duplicated. A year is US
Ually required for carrying out such
an order and $4,000 is not an extra
ordinary amount to spend on fitting
out a country house with linen.
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larlat, and the first thing I knew he
was free. He was pretty we'll fatigued.
so l only had to chase him another
mile before | had the rope over him
again. There was not much to do then;
just a short rum
How far?" 1 asked.
"Oh, not so very, very far" was the
answer; 81 guess about three miles.
There was tall timber growing out in
that direction, and the ranch foreman
was in sight The wolf was drawn up
to a tree and killed with knife, He
certainly was a fine specimen. 1 sent
his skin to taxidermist in st. Louis,
and after that he was shipped by ex-
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r. ROM the wolf country the presi-
r. dent will bring back many 4
pelt, but there win be none which
he can more highly value than that
which came to him by the ready lariat
Of Lucille Muhall. She lives down in
that land where the sky is set like a
turquoise cup over the salver Of the
prairies, where the air is as clear as
crystal and there is room for men to
breathe. Her father is Col. Zach"
Mulhall, cattle king, and she is a prn-
cess, for she has a ranch of her own,
and 200O steers bear the brand Il. NJ"
The capital with which she started her
enterprise was a promise of the colonel
that she might have all the stock which
she was able to rope. She was then
only 10 years old, but she mounted her
pony and surprised the nelghborhood
by her unaided efforts. After that she
took a $1,000 prize away from scores of
cowboy competitors at Fort Worth for
capturing and tying steers at the rate
of two a minute.
This kind of accomplishment could
hardly be expected from a girl of IS
who quotes Ibsen and Browning, after
the style of owen Wister's heroine in
1.-The Virglnian." She is on her way
to New York. and there will be few so
astute as to recognize the pretty, soft
voiced Miss Mulhall i'm her smart gowns
as the Queen of the Range" who
lassooed the gray brother" and tied
him to a tree.
The Mulhalls live fifty miles from
Oklahoma, in the territory Of the same
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
SAW CONTAINS 200 GEMS
Each Tooth Has a Brazilian Diamond
Firmly Set in 1t

From the indianapolis Sentinel.
The Atkins saw works of this city
has just completed a large saw con-
tanning 200 teeth, with Brazilian dia-
mond imbedded in each tooth. The
saw was shipped today to Bedford,
Ind, to be used in one of the big
stone quarries there.
The saw is eight feet in diameter,
fiVe-sixteenths of an inch thick and
weights almost one-half ton. Instead
OF having sharp teeth this peculiar
saw has almost a smooth edge. Sc
cured across the edge of the outer rim
are 200 inserted steel holders; imbed-
ded i'm each is a large Brazilian dla-
mond. The diamond points compose
the teeth of the saw, which will be
used to cut Indiana limestone into de-
sired sizes.
The diamonds are about a carat i'm
size and are very dark. Each stone
Is valued at $40, Two other saws
duplicates of the one just completed
are in the course of construction ana
represent cost of $4,000.
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Strengthened out over the prairie. 1t
was quick work, l tell you, The rope
went through the air in record time.
and l had him around the neck and
one foot. Things swan about me after
that Away I went without the
slightest idea where l was going. The
horse did not like the looks of the
animal that was at the other end of that
rope, for he was certainly scared, Mr..
Bronco was. His head was tossing
from side to side. and where he would
have taken me I'm sure l don't know.
He could not run too fast just then
though All at once / felt the rope
slacken. Mr.. Wolf had gnawed the