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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27

licitv is tlie one great punishment s'l ~
sstnrcs 1t Ii, tho face .R8e
lis the sniile condition trut of govern
meilts M 1T Ia Of corporatlonsY1
quite Tho Same. Our govcrllment,to o.
any other, Will permit wrong TO 90 %
done something that will stngEcr7 iuirnn-
8ity, atld 1T Will pass III the events OF tllc
day ms a good piece OF government 'iplo..
macy Quite likely no oilc connected
VIII, the affairs of the government tl ~
permitted the wrong would ever 30 ue--
grade himself rs to commit the Enme
wrong personally"
Now this Insurance scandal ana the
various other unfortunate business
WRONGS that have been exposed lntely,lt
Is very inuchsto bn doubted If any ono
particular man would do Of his s"i nc
cord what lie aid rs s,&dlrcctory Or a
ockholder. a great many very fonor-
able and reputable gent lcncn are pore
Or less implicated III, these scandals.
When tho scandals arc brought to light
and exposed those honorable men Justify
themselves BY saying that thoy only had
a. very slnhll part III IT. 'rhclr excuse Is
that perhaps they owned one sllnre In
n thousand, and that while the directorate
of the thousand shares committed f.
nnnclal crime, their ono little interest
was SO small sthnt did not count" 5
Does TINT cxc(sc thcm?"
Why. certainly snot. They quito likely
erred through Ignorance, rather than IN
tcntion, but u wrong Is /, wrong, no mat
ter how It Is done 81.
The Evilsand the Offset.
'"r'he great trouble maker to this ooun.
try Is money. NV ls
"The grettt Offset to that evil is tho
American Inclination to spend it'rnpldly"
You consider, then, that American OK
travngancc, Is something of Il bcssing?"
asked the reporter "A
II do, indeed. Americans arc not mis-
ers, thank God, Otherwise We would be
In II most dcplorablc condition. When
great fortunes are mado they arc almost
as rapidly expended, and tho constant
circulation Of money, tho keeping going
of these great denominations Of wealth,
Is one of the hopeful signs Of the future,
We arc strictly and commercially a bus
mess nation. England was never moro so.
All tho tendency of life In this country
Is toward the accumulation OF money and
as soon as d man fins that he Is accu-
mnlating moncy4ho sets himself seriously
about the business of expanding It. That
keeps the balance even. Tint keeps
money where IT. should bc--in constant
circulation"
"You do not believe, then, in tho Scrip
turul statement that love Of money is the
root of all cvil?''Y
I'm tho United states 1t IS not the love
OF money. 1t Is money itself that Is the
root Of all evil. The fact OF possessing
money and having the opportunity to ex-
pend 1t brings with It untold incinatlons
toward vice and immoral and unlawful
extravaganza. People are apt to cry
Crime! Crime! Crimc! They would be
nearer the truth II they cried out against
money. il is the magic key that opens
the gates to all that is against the welfare
of the communlty."}i
do you believe there Is such thing
as tainted money?'5
Indeed do. There Is no doubt, what
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
ALONE IN WOODS
AND STARVING.
Little Girl, Missing Since Sunday,
Found Sitting on Bank
Of Stream.
.lBy Associnted Press.l

g. 1 y II o
BALTIMORE. MD, July &.-On Sun
day last, while Joseph Cohen, wife end
children were picnickIng on the banks Of
Stony Creek, In Ammo Arundel county.
near this city, his two little daughters
Lem and Sophia aged FIVE and sever,
we're lost. Since that time search day
and night hns been kept up,to find the
little ones, the whole surrounding country
being explored In vain.and Stony Crtek
ostImnted that ECO people each day have
engaged in the hunt for the lost girls.
and two negro men have been under
arrest since Monday. suspected Of know en
ing something OF the disappearance 10 ( !.
bank OF a stream alive and well. and
were At once restored to their frantic
ather and mother. The children were
ravenously hungry, having had nothing
hprrcS. Xxx "a. sts.iAs.i ~ l3.s4f So 4sfas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
LOCKWOOD WAS
MUCH SURPRISED
Continued from First Pngc,>
Continued from First Pagc,>

Gordonsyllc branch of the bank have
been severely criticised
Mr. Browning, counsel for the Messrs.
Lockwood was seen late tonight and
asked to make a statement lie declined
TO do SO further Than 10 say thnt he
did not know where Newton Lockwood
was at this time, Tho bank controlled
by tie Iockwoods closed It's doors March
u, 1901, and the day following Mir. ], W..
Lockwood, the aged father of tie two
young Lockwoods Wells and Newton
died suddenly. II Is not known whether
or not the failure of the bank caused his
death.
He had beon for many years cashlor Of
Z The National Bank OF Virginia. of Rich
mond, and was held IN high esteem.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
Says CORRUPTION !.
is A Fixed EVIL
Continued from First Plgc.)

Continued from First Pngc.)
feet is shown In an exaggerated form.
But as a rule the public exposures OF
public men are public benefuctions.
There is nothing Nlnt so touches
mans self-respect as what the news.
papers say about him. BY newspaper
mean great metropolitan newspaper,
which can in one headline bring justice
and Reinforcement to a man who has al
ways posed as Il popular idol of righteous
ness, but who is really hypocrite
"rhc shnttering Of Idols popular idols.
has of late become n thing OF almost
daily occurrence. 1t is a sud thing 10
contemplate. but 1t is an inevitable condl-,
ton. The late James G. Blaine when he
was Secretary OF State. said to me once
that man in business would do an act
which he would consider absolutely con-,
temptible and wrong if he did it in his
own personality.
:" a collection of men,, said MIR. Blaine,
will permit IL wrong which no one Of
those men individually would think OF
doing
"rhat is undoubtedly true of the condl-
5tion that has been exposed in this recent
insurance scandal
Sure ofEDiscovery.
AS l said before, large collections OF
money or Of associations of large num-
hers of men with money is sure to breed
corruption. business morality IS bound
TO drop to n low cbb but the more flag
rant the corruption is tho surer Is It's
discovery.
"There Is no such thing ms letting
crime or corruption SO unnotlcod In the
United States. The press and tho officials
arc too vgilant. Wrong doing or crime
is sure to get itself foundsout and pub
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27

4 H. 3 I + a. .
o9S uh Ms eena nel goash pnota
dlvDrcc laws, Is now u blot upon me
gnloi Alt,e states eHp y, ha i,e
s sH swn dyo 70 nws of eaufsc
do not believe irs divorce at AL nha i
do not believe III divorce lnWs But ~
ibeieVc II anything That VII .lcsse en-, q
gHa sv a1 NV eh9b on 1@oi but Il soh oes
not sanction divorce as Ills scherallyt
knn,wn." ~ .n,l,t,o,, ~
York WHO proposed I'd, os!rnelsc all d.
lvorceoA from good society Y.,8 & ~, II 4 X u 4
Ostracism 1mpracticable.
"Iltl,Ink tic iden md tho spirit ofIth,es
movement IS all Fight, but llow far u
lean be carried out Iii y practical why Is
4 question. Suppose, for instance. Tint
M Mrs g. z RSes , fse olnep s "aq tie
tiiiivooiresc ee Now Mrs. d could hardly know
that she would meet Mrs. G there, una I
I. WoS 4, b ns ss.ns poss assrt co.
those circumstances. OF course. q; q t We.
man can refuse To nceept IN inyltatlon 4
from q dvorceo and can relralh I, f 1na
nsk'ng dyorcee Y or nov cocs 10
SO conducting herself in social affalrs.so
as To keep entirely out Of touch Win
Idiyorccc tho situation becomes utmost
|iiiprnctlcable. l1ndoubtcdly tho Women ,,nr,.
lmuch In earnest and have tho good OF
society at heart. 1t is only u qlics-
ton Of the ability Of human nature 70
|dlrfcrcntiatc and draw inc enough gu Il
Cd o you think the accumulation Of
great fortune has been an incentive 70 y
"tIndoubtcdly tho accumulation Of great
| l. I,
lkinds Of wrong doing, divorce among lhe
IreSt.' H 4ii5 RI
Privations Of Wealth.
"Do YOU think that n rich man can
be Il happy man , TAX, 1,ta
cit would be 4 very hard TASK. Inc
possession Of wealth is an lsolat,on: AZ az,
only really Happy days of his life was
when he was earning money by the sweat
Of his brow, when his weekly income \
Only amounted to dollars and not 70
thousands.
Great wealth brings Its privatlons ana
its sufrcrings The retrlbution that, trails
in tho wake Of money madness IS .tile 4
poverty of riches. can think OF nom,
ing more lonesome tnan IL illun VIII ~
immense fortune. t# :, 53
Ff"You may remember a8llttle poem that
sDcfoes wrote about Alexander Selkirk.
who was cast away on the islaha OIL
arch OF all survey but after week s
residence in the islond tho tone OF the
poem changes and tho unfortunntc cast
away bcmouns thnsfact that while nc IS
lord OF tho land and the beast and the
fowl, he Is desolatc. The man with
great fortune is much Ike him., Whnt
IS his wealth, his power, his position; ul,-
less he has tho human hand or TREND
ship and fellowship?
| Good fortune cannot be enjoyed with
out championship. Great wealth Is an
Idle thing If It debars the honest grasp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27

friendship comes tho Increase of false
friendships ana the ,eech-llke attach
ment Of cycophants and human blood
suckers. They are sure to gather In
The muddy pools made by financial corr
,ripton, and then when tho explosion
comes, when the searchlight Is turned
on and the corruption shows forth, these
hangers on scuttle away and leave the
poor victim 10 his own devices.
while the spending of q great fortune
may be great task. It Is the only
safety valve to happiness for tho man
Who Is Nncumbered with Wealth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
Excitement in New Orleans.

H3y Associated Press.)
NEW ORLEANS, July 26--'rhe day
WAS one Of unusual excitement in the
cotton market owing to the revised gov
ernmcnt acreage report,
Tho market was put up about fifteen
points Immediately after the reading Of
the report Many bears turned bull for
the remainder of the day. Prices, how
ever were but two and three points
above Yesterdays close.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
sa,7o TO CHASE CITY AND RETURN


On July 2Sth The Southern Railway win
sell special round trip tickets from Rich,
lnond, Danvillt. Oxford Clarksvile and
intermediate stations to Chase City aud
return at one fare for the round trip;
good returning Monday following date OF
sale,
This offers splendid opportunity for
those desiring 10 visit this popular resort
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
Brown s Coz Auctloneers,
Geo, w. Mayo, Auctloneer,
ITO N, Seventh Street.
| will sell ut my auction house, No. ITO

II will sell ut my auction house, No, ITO
North n Sfy l5:so o StFfe'ct1Ks TO-DAY,
ia SaF Er aiD, Mannte Mirrors, several nice
Oak Wnrslrobess large nuInher q s oak
Large Electric Fans, ! Typewriter, In
good order, Oak Folding Beds, Kitchen
safes, slghtly-Nsed Bed. Lounges, y good 90
tension Tables, big lot Dining room
Chairs, Arm Rockers. Feather Beds.
Feather rillnws. Feather holsters, Cook
Stoves. OIL ana Gns Ranges, Odd Hureals
and Washstands, Sewing Machines. Brass
Bedsteads. New Clocks. Ladies, Trimmed
Hats, Baby Grand Piano, |ot Cooling
Utensils, Bowls and Pitchers ETC., etc.
GEO. ", MAYO Auctloneer,
s b. G., Buford, Salesman.
Mr.. Robert Trcc, of Goochland county,
was In the city yesterday m business
trin IJa will ret,,rn To his homA to-day,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
MORE CoMFoRT.

Outing suits. 3,
Cool, unlined, two-plece gar
n1ents thattake IN allthe air.
E Many that were $1,000 are
now $7.BO-that We're S12.6O
are now $3.50.
Othens-son1e new lots, very
well-$1B 90 to S2B,OO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
Prices Shot Up.
INV Associated Press.

Ily 1NESUVIWEVIT I7SF''T
NEW YORK, July 2d,--Prices for cot
ton bounded upward almost instantly to-
day, when the government report of II de-
crease of li,9 In the acreage planted, as
compared with last year, was received
on the exchange. The gains ranged from
twelve to fourteen points. October reach
ing lll7. tremendous selling, prcsum-
ably by large long interests. followed, and
prices went tumbling, october was beaten
down fifteen points from the highest to
ll02. The market was excited and irros-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
Was Not Cured BY Payne.

Editor of Tho Times Dlspatch:
Il slr,-Pleasc correct the statement
which appeared In Saturdays Times Dis
patch, under the head Of Great Applause
Accorded Payne" In that article i Is
stated that Payne, with his marvellous
remedy, perfected such q miraculous euro
upon mo, ana that ! acknow ledged my
appreciation to the audience, all OF when
Il. entirely erroneous. AS matter or
fact, + did subject my hand to his treat
7ment Zone appllcatiom, but ne d'd NOT
3honeflt mo in tho least. From what
PAYNE announced to his audience and from
said article It would be construed lhat
my whole hand is disabled, which IS not
true, u, 4, =,
seyer.l years ago | had an attack OF
,nf,nmmatory rheumatism, which affected
nv whole hand, but 1t only permanently
4 disabled my Index finger 10 do justice
"a YOUR own paper, which you claim 20 10
ffair to ALTO the medical profession Nes-
nocially prs, Darlington and Nelson) VINO
,,ndoIIbtedly saved my handA-nndE 70 lNe
ncople OF RIchmond ! request 1''al w
Give this communication the same ptplu,,
nence which was given Payne ~ yo'F
oditlon OF the 2ad Instant am ~ W.,
chinist. nor Was my hand injured n ~
ma chinery, as stated In said article
~ 'S'' Very respectfully. ,,,,~,
A. ia Randolph Street
Richmond, VA, July 24th,
HI e rt u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27


BY virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated July
~ 1905 to the undersigned d trrs'e r. re-
no b, page EOS to secure certain notes
therein described default being maze ae ana
AUd sIa w 1sT , AT = M Is
thereon, fronting e. feet 10 IL Inches at
southwest, corner OF Rl9yd ana p9o19iy
het ween parallel lines 1855 feet 70 an alley
vide wh al r|ghts and Pfpye eses
tnins7 rooms, besides bath and numerous
closets; has nice fireplace, reception 3liai!;
is Il most A1"rRACTIVE HOME IN y
GROWING LOCATION.
TERMS Cash as to expense 81 snA,
ali unpaid taxes, and to pay two notes
one q slios With nterest fran, Jat srn,
IIiily Il, 1905 credit OF sl,too. duo Sep
tenlher 1906, With proInner prorrato o. ~
i's'S Trustee
#ft ,,..,, o. r,r IL A,Ct Inn eelg. '.tt., l.5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
BOTTOM TAKES BOLD
STAND FOR Annexation

OF I3acon's Quarter Branch, along the
tracNS OF the seaboard Air Cine Railroad,
aud takes IN all OF the town of FAIR
mount, II leaves out the CARRIER proper
Mills plan. and finally greatly cnlargcs
the present npundaries and population
OF the ely TO \ great extent.
II Is believed that the Mayors veto
VIII 10 easily sustained and that he
Cannon ordnance NIL be adopted at the
neat meeting vi the Council
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
WHEN SLEEP FAILS

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate. 4
IIulf teaspoon In hnlf glass OF wa
tor Just before retiring brings refreshing
sleep.
MISS Ethel shackford is visiting friends
in this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
LEGAL NOTICE
by J. Thompson Brown 4 Company,
1ll3 Main Street

m RlJSTl1E's SALE OF ATTRACTIVE
WEST END COTTAGE. AND LARGn
AViSN uEs, ON THE TROLLEY LINE,
NEAR HOME PLACE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27

per cent. to 80 per cent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27

"JANIES WILSON, IN
Secretary Of griculture.''
Announcement was made at the Depart
ment OF Agriculture to.day that Mrs.
Bertha Burch, private secretary to for
mey Statistician Hyde. Ind resigned, and
that the resignation had been accepted.
Tho grand Jury investigating the cotton
report scandal heard SIX witnesses o-dny,
four Of them being from New York, 1t Is
believed that the investigation will con-
tinuc for two weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

HALL-MILLER-wil II. Hall, aged 81,
native OF Florida, resident OF Butte, ana
Purdon s. Miller. %, native OF Pennsyivania'
resident OF Los Angeles
Observation-Disclosures Peter r.. link
graf. a. native Of Wisconsin, resident OF Los
Angeles, and Magdalena Lauterbach 46, ma
tive Of Switzerland, resident Of Los Angeles I;
KING -GESK Y--Walter II. King 30, native OF
Missouri, resident OF Sellgman, and Rose
Gesky. %, native of Maryland resident OF
HARRoLD- -DoRAN-Pear Harold "a. native
Of Indiana, resident Of Los Angeles, ana
Lora Doran, "a, native Of illinois, resident
Of Los Angeles. ~
native Of Italy, resident Of Los Angeles, and
Mabel Kanouse a. native Of Indiana, resi-
dent Of Los Angeles.
Canada, resident Of Los Angeles, and isa-
bella Wyman, 36, native Of Indiana, resident
OF Los Angeles.
Ohio resident of Los Angeles, and Alice
Mayer 55, native OF Germany resident OF
Los Angeles.
tive of Iowa. resident of Santa Monica, and
Mae NJ. Wilson. 10, native OF Iowa, resident
Of Ontario
DALTO-LEEMAN-G Dalto, % native Of
New York, resident of Los Angeles, and
Mabel c. Leeman, 49, native Of California,
resident of Los Angeles.
WOODWORTH- H-BROWNE-Wallace S. Wood
worth. o. native Of Ohio resident of Pasa-
dena, and Florence Browne, 90 native of
Illinois, resident of Pasadena
MARTINEZ Z-ACOSTA-Pedr Martinez, ~ ma ma,
tive of California. resident of Los Ntetos, and
Esperanza Acosta, II, native OF California
resident of Los Nietos.
GOJDERER-BADER-E Golderer, 2s' ma.
tive Of Germany, resident of Pasadena, and
Minnie Bader, 25. native of Indiana, resident
WILLIAM Ms-sAUNDERs--Alon R. Williams.
7s native of Ohio, resident of Alamitos and
Mary s. Saunders, 40, native OF virginia,
resident of Alamitos.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-21
DEATHS

BARBER-AIbert, 4O2S Trinity street, native Of
Massachusetts, valvular dihilation, aged "a
years.
mitral disease of heart, aged T2 years.
BRASOR-Albert e., Childrens hospital, ma
tive of California, marasmus aged l month.
BURKE-John F., county hospital, native OF
Ireland, pulmonary tuberculosis, aged 40
years.
EVANS-Miriam B., California hospital, native
of England. gastro-enteritis, aged 40 years.
EVELETH-Nancy E., 730 Westlake avenue,
nrtve of Massachusetts, chronic bronchitis,
aged SO years.
GOODWIN-Anna, county hospital, native OF
England. amytrophc lateral scelerosis, aged
AZ years.
HARRIS-Ray Emergency hospital. native Of
Kansas appendicitis aged II years
HJJTCHINSON-Alfred 4429la Central avenue,
native of Michigan, pneumonia, aged
months.
KTNCi-Gaines, 725 Ceres street, native of Ken-
tuclv pulmonary tuberculosis, aged So years.
OCKARD-Margaret A. 1881 Albion street,
native of Ohio diabetes mellitus, aged GS
McARTHY-Charles, 52i North Beaudry ave
nue.. native of New York. cancer, aged so
MEI,ViN-John Sisters hospital. native Of
Finland, aneurlsm abdominal aorta, aged 30
years.
REDFERN-Lulu county hospital. native Of
Iowa. pulmonary tuberculosis aged % years
RILEY-Albert A, 9i1 Potter park. native Of
New York. perncious anemia, aged so years
RJIIZ-Andencia. 1746 East Main street, native
of Los Angeles, Group. aged months
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-21
BIRTHS

BLACKsTOCK-J A. and wife, 146ls East
Fifty-fourth street. March IA, a son.
CHESWITH-Joseph and wife, 1225 Fedora
street March IA. a daughter
GARDNER. ID. and wife, 1922 East Twen-
ty-eighth street, March 16, son.
HTTCHCOCK-H N. and wife, 127 North Hope
street. March 10, SON
JEWEL-F H. and wife. 1919 South Grand
avenue, March s, daughter.
JOCHUM-Wiliam and wife, 1917 West
Twelfth street, February a. SON
LACHMAN-W. s. and wife, 31S West Four
teenth street, March 4, daughter. =,
MAXWELL-D. II. and wife, 2S25 Glasseil
street, March IL, a son.
MoNRoE-G. E. and wife 4OS6 Trinity street
March IL, a
WEBB-George F. and wife, 724 East Fifteenth
street, March 10, a daughter.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-21
FREE
EXCURSIONS
GRANT PLACE
-AT CHARMING HOLLYWOOD

The cream Of all Hollywood. select ioca-
tion. The most tender plants that grow
thrive there In the dead Of winter. The
only pneapples and bananas that mature IN
this climate are only three blocks away.
Streets 70 and 100 feet IN width, all graded
nve-foot walks; concrete curpsi ten-foot
space with palms, shade and ornamental
trees on each street; mountain water; every
convenience; 20 small lots; lots 50x115, 65x
175 and 75x175 to alleys; vestibule cars pass
every ten minutes. Secure your lots for your
future home while they are reasonable In
price; choice locations at $500 and up on
reasonable terms. Come out today; we pay
the fare.
Take any Hollywood car to Grant PIace:
open
Sunday
GRIDER & HAMILTON.
ms w. 2pd Street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-21
ArToRNEYs.AT.LAW
TRANSFER AND sToRAes

40 LET-COLYEAk WAREHOUSE co.
Fire- proof open storage or separate locked
rooms experienced packers at one-third less
Than cthers tl5-lI-lo SAN PEDRO ST Main
ofnce. s22-A s. NAIN. Phones: Home 2lbii
Nain i1lL
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-21
FOR SALE
FOR SALE BY
BARRY BROS.
BARRY BROS.
82s-329 BRADBURY BUILDING.
BOTH PHONES 200.


$4,000 = THOROUGHLY MODERN.
TWO-STORY, SEVEN-ROOM, HOUSE. ON
LOT 5oX135, LOCATED IN THE
SOUTHWEST DISTRICT; THE GROUNDS
LAY HIGH ABOVE THE WALK; THE
ENTIRE STREET is BUILT UP SOLID
LY WITH MODERN TWO-STORY
HOUSES IN PERFECT ALIGNMENT; ;
LAWNS ARE IN; LARGE TREES LINE
THE WALKS; HALE BLOCK FROM
CAR LINE: A BEAUTIFUL SOUTH
FRONT HOME; BIG RECEPTION HALL.
PASS PANTRY AND SCREEN PORCH;
THE ROOMS ARE ALL EXCEPTIONAL
L9 LARGE, AS ARE THE CLOSETS; HAS
POLISHED FLOORS, VERANDA. COAL
HOUSE, ETC; HERE is AN OPPoR-
TUNITY TO SECURE A FULL TWO
STORY HOME, WITH MOST PLEAS
ANT ENvIRo oNMENTs, AT THE PRICE
OF COTTAGE; OF COURSE. THIS is
JUST ONE OPPORTUNITY; 1T is BEING
SACRIFICED TO SELL QUICKLY; WE
ARE AGENTS; TERMS. $3.50 CASH, BAL
ANCE EASY.
BARRY BROS.
MEMBERS L. A. REALTY BOARD.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-21
FOR SALE
Houses
FOR SALE
HOUSES BUILT ON EASY PAYMENTS.

hOUSES BUILT ON EASY RA1mBNIS'
II you are going to build. why not see
us about It?
We can build you a flve-room cottage,
everything complete and ready to move
into, for only 5000.
We can build you a modern. up-to-date.
five-room cottage, everything complete,
for only $1,000 Also a six-room for only
S1400.
Also a six-room story and-half bunga-
low, everything complete. with clinker
brick mante. combination fixtures, first
class plumbing, loaded glass in china clos
ct, bookcases and polished floors where
wanted. columns and sidewalks. all for
only $500. Come to office and talk
1t over. We have large number Of
plans to select from, ard If we have not
got what you want will draw one of
any design you desire.
CALIFORNIA BUILDING co.
G. w. Duncan, Gen. Mgr.
433 Mason Building.
Cor. Fourth and Broadway.
Entrance Fourth Street.
Phones
Main 1906.
Home 6636.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-21
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS THERE
viii be a special meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Pacific Art Tile Company" az the Of
ne Of the company, as Pacific Electric Build
ing on Monday, the 9th day Of March, 1895.
AZ 10 o'clock a. m OTTO p. SNYDER,
Secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-21
DIET

sCHoLTENS-In this city, March 10, 1905.
william Scholtens. Funeral services Will
be held at the chapel Of Pierce Bros, &
Co, $40 South Flower street. Tuesday,
March 21, at 2 p. m. Interment Ever