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The Washington times., 1905-11-17

sonally pay the pt5bortionate ,share OF
the expenses Of -the District insurance
department in fholdihss-ths CONVENTION.
He stated further, he says, that in case
the District would not allow his travel
ing expenses SIS superintendent OF in
suFance. he would not attend the con
veEtiOn. Mr.. Drake, therefore, asks
the District 10 pay the bill
J. J. Brinkerhoff, secretary Of the ma
tional convention OF insurance COM
missioners- sent the bsIi to the insur-
ance department ofsthe District which
referred IL 10 Auditor Garrison for
payment
Auditor Garrison, however, was not
certain Of the liability OF the District,
and has deferred settlement until he
receives the opinion OF the Comptroller
OF the Treasury on the subject.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-27
GIRL WHO WENT FISHING.
Sat Down on Her Captive and Then She
Screamed.

lifted with might and main. Tn.
whisk OF a nnned tail. nectins
glimpse OF dusky scales and scarlet
speckles became suddenly correlated ia
my mind with the fact that one Of nv
boots was full Of water. and my line
wns swinging high In the air-the hook
gone, the gut leader nlppcd OF short.
says Country Life in America. IL was
small work 10 go to the tent for tho
other pole. one does not expect afi
luck TO be good luck In fishing. gaek
on my stone perch flung my line into
the air Mt random. and the bait struck
the water just below the little cat.
aract- A tug. mighty as the iir~. and
tniIy as prompt. nearly lost me my
balance. but II steadled my nerve
One thought one purpose filled nv
mind must get TINT fish to sbor. l
The trees on shore begnn to NOV. In
Circle. OF which ! was the center.
with Joy ] saw my angry captive flash
put OF the water; then came nm instant
u despair. He was on-the curve M,
which he rose was complete. and no
ell forward-right Mt me, The m,
'urve was forlorn bope-thc down
urve was perfect assurance. knew
ny fish would never escape me Nv I
u the laws Of dramatic unity npd I
oehc Justice. he was mine. For IN q
Is gaping mouth | read n startlfpy =
'velation He was bringing boct
lose two hooksl lie struck the water O
that little basin shut in by tho Il
Tree Jutting rocks. and sat down n
BON himl did II calmly and trust h
ith dignity, but without delay. II u
as the only thing to do He was IN m
trap that needed bur I'D. I was
ut lid. There I could answer nv ga
theirs call, for the dnzcd nsh had h,
und corner. and cropping thumb ~
q niger had found the bnck OF his IA
ck- Ny repressed feelings broke re
tn In one long. ambiguous, femiuIno an
cam
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-27
HUNTING ALLlaAroas AT NIGHT
IL Il Weird and oftentimes Very
Dangerous Sport.

~ - Nctfu ana Ottcutimco YER
Dangerous Sport.
Night hunting for aingators is one
OF the weirdest forms OF American
sport. The canoe glldes softly over
coslblack water. with heavy trees
hanging over the banks and every
ching lost In gloomy mystery. A lan-
tern with a strong reflector is ear
ried. The dazzle OF II makes drift.
Ing or swimming alligator hesitate just
long enough TO provide good chance
for shot. Sometimes the lantern is
affixed TO the bow OF the boat. Some
times IL is affixed 10 the front OF the
sportsman's boat So that Its beam OF
light shines straight In the direction OF
the line OF aim.
This method of night hunting Is
known as shining" III the gator is
asleep when the shine" falls on him.
he will glare stupidity at II for mo-
ment or two before he is awake fully 4
enough 10 get away into the darkness.
Then is the time 10 shoot The shot
gun Is most used for this kind OF hunt
ne. and the charge is sent Into the
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-27
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Treatment for Flt.-If a person 4
suddenly attacked with violent con
WILSON'S and loss OF Consciousness yor
may know that he has a TT OF some
KIND The head should be raised a liz.
tie. and no stlmulant given. the limbs
should be allowed plenty OF freedom.
and little beef tea or milk should be
given on recovery.
New Anaesthetic.-Somnof Is
a liquid. the boiling point OF which Il
% degrees below zero. The moment
1t comes In contact with the mir II be-
comes gas. A chemist broke glass
capsule OF somnoform to illustrate its
character. As soon as the glass was
Clipped n rush OF what looked Tx.
steam took place. Its great virtue.
from a medical point OF view. is that
breathing stops before the heart ceasos
to- beat when administered.
10 Cure LockJaw.-ln case OF nail
DR. other sharp instrument being stuck
N the foot OF human or animal. and
ockJaw Is threatened. take n bucket
II unleached wood ashes, put 4 In n
ub and pour on two buckets OF warm
water, stir well and place the wound.
d foot In the mixture. Relief will be
cit immediately. Let remain an hour /
so II necessary. Another remedy q
to burn flannel rag under the foot. :
ut the Inter applies to any cut that I
painful a
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-27
HOW TO REMAIN YOUNG
Keep ON Approaching Age by Careful
Attention to Diet.


To drink the waters of the fountain
OF youth Is STILL In the opinion OF
some, within the range OF possibilities.
Professor Blufern observes that man
began In a gelatlnous condition and
ends IN an osseous or bony one. He
Is sort In Infancy; he Is hard In old
age. Aging is process OF ossifica-
ton. After middle life has passed a
more marked development OF the ossl.
nc character takes place. The arteries
become thickened with calcareous mat
ter. and there is Interference with the
circulation. upon which nutrition de-
ponds.
The whole change from youth to old
age Is one OF steady accumulation OF
ealcareous deposits In the system. En-
tire blockade OF the functions OF the
body Is mere matter OF time, and the
refuse matter deposited by the blood
the system stops the delicate
we call life. The blood con
tains compounds OF lime, magnesia
ana iron. In the blood Itself are these
'arthy salts. In early life they are
'hrown on; In age they are not. Al
most everything we eat contains these
dement's for destroying life. Earthly
ats abound in the cereals. and bread
tself. mistakenly called "the STAN OF
lie. is one of the most calcareous OF
dibles. heterogeneous food also contains
nese elements. hence a diet made up
fruit is best for people advanced In
ears
The daily use OF water Is, after mid
le HE. one OF the most important
cans OF preventing secretions and de-
Ingements OF health. Diluted phos-
iorfc acid Is one OF the most power
i influences known TO science for
Iielding the human system from the
convenience OF old age. Use II daily
IN distilled water. and so retard the
proach of senllity. To retain per
tual youth avoid all foods rich In
earth's salts, use much fruit. espe-
lily juicy. uncooked apples. and take 4,
lily two or three tumblerfus OF dis -
ed water with about Is drops OF
uted phosphoric acid In each glass ..
. Thus will your days be longer IN h..
land.-Popular Science. ~,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-27

joints between the head and shout.
ders
one OF the exciting stages OF ALI.
gator hunting Is after the beast has
been hit. As dead alligator sinks
almost at once. II Is necessary 10 get
hold OF him quickly. Sometimes II hap
pens that the creature has not died as
he should. and In that case there will
be vast trouble. a great deal more In.
terestins 10 read about than 70 expe-
Renee. A ten-foot alligator. hurt
grievously and crazy mad. canoe that
remains right side up even under or.
binary circumstances only because the
occupants are lucky. a pitch dark
bayou and black water full OF yarlou.
Undesirable reptiles. from water moe.
'anns TO other alIigators. makes
equal to firstclass night.
mare
Many alligator skin hunters In Flor.
ia and the CUR States carry marks
hat accrued 10 them because they
nade such mistake about the
death OF an alligator. /,
stalking" an alligator with A rin.
pretty sport. especially II the
unter Is blue blood and willing to
III II fair deal only II be shoot. j.,
lie reptile through the eye. An ali. i.
'tors eye Is not big. In the bullet !,
zen so much as grsxe- the bony eye },
cket. the chances are that Il will +.
ance OF and the alligator will plunge
Vay. unharmed except for astonlsh.
snt and anger at the unreasonable 2
50 OF man. q
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-27
THE BORROWING MOTHER.

Inst night l dreamed he came to me,
| held him close and wept and said:
My little child. where have you been1
- was afraid that you were dead"
Then l awoke; 1t almost seemed
IA though my arms could feel him Jet
4 had been sobbing in my sleep;
My tears had made the pillows wet
cannot think of him at all
As the bright angel he must be,
BIT only as my little child
Who may be needing me.
DO not make him grow tso wise
Angels-ye who know:
1 am dull and slow to learn.
Toiling here below. IS,
DO not fill his heart too full
With your heavenly joy,
Lest the mothers place be lost
With her little boy.
Last night the air was mild:
Inc moon rose clear. though late
, nj somehow then it did not seem
So very hard to wait.
Inere seemed so much to learn.
- So much for me to do.
Before my lessons here were dons
And | was ready. too.
Those may dare to doubt who have
Their loved ones here below;
For me, | do not now believe.
do not hope-I know.
--Harper's Bazaar.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-27

An Erie man who has no ambition
to be n Chesterfield or leader Of
Erie's -Four Hundred was invited ont
to dinner few evenings ago. ue
contured up every excuse Imaginable.
and as last resort tired to make his
wife believe she was sick and unable
to go, but she gave him to understand
that she was going and he must ac-
company her. well" he said. "I'm
sick myself, but I reckon III have TO
CO. And they went. When the first
course was brought on the old gentle.
man filed up pretty well. but seemed
to be getting along nj; right. In the
middle Of the second course he was
Tull clean up" and pushed back from
he table. 'Ahem. you folks fist 10
head an eat your supper an don't
mind me. I've got to 20 horne an
eed the pigs."--Erie O<an.) Record
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-27

Here Is n list OF defirTtlons given by
various boys recently In n literature
paper. and they are gIpirantee1 genu-
Inc and homemade. "Pepal Bulv-the
sacrihcial bull Of the Church Of Rome;
q pretty bull; a fierce POPE; n joke
nbout popery. Coin OF vnrtagey--
usury; a valuable coin; bad coin.
"cabalisiic'--pertainlYr to cables: Ike
n cab. 'Paradox'-opposite ~ ortho-
dox; opposite 10 "autbedox;" a henv-
enly story; humorous poem; accord
ing TO strict rules, rs Paradox
church. "ADocryphar' pertaining to
q doctors business: pertaining to the /
science u the lower limbs "Trevari.
sate7--to think d long time before
speaking
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-27

Radium emits excessively minuta
corpuscles with such immense velocity
that the energy OF single millleram
OF them represents about a,5o0.ooo
foot tonA 0V
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-27

WHAT would be the nrst thing
that you would do II you had Rookie.
felier's money!
Wake up probably."-Ncw yorj.
Hernld.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-27

~ man.
He-Has he college education
Is she-Oh. yes; he plays football, golf
is and he's eraekaJack at tennis. - fon
4. kers Statesman
, Gerald-Mamma. can you change II
y cents for me; Mother-iiow do you
!. wish IL changed. dear; Gerald Into
: quarter.-Pnek.
? What irritatss a man more tina "A
20 see woman get on the ear back.
wandf" Give IL up" ''Sothlns."--
cleveland Plain Dealer.
Think twice before you speak. And
even then. nine times out OF ten. the
world won't lose anything II you keep
STILL someryllle Journal
"How dill the wedding come on last
nightl" without a hitch" Glad 10
hear H." 4 said without hitch. The
bride backed OUT at the last mlnute"--
Omaha News
Slinnie-l must be losing ny good
looks. Harry Mlnnis,-.I sold
only twelve tickets FOR the charity raf-
ii-. against twrnty-one last year-shi-
cago Daily News.
To what account shall We charge
these new battieshipsf' asked the Hus-
sian treasury official. The sinking
fund" answered bis superior. 9eanly.
Washington Star.
why do you keep two autosno-
bliesY' Il use the SECOND one 10 bring
along the things I'm likely 10 need Ia
keeping the nrst ono Ia running or
der. Chicago lseOrd Herald.
Have no fear" said the sheriff TO
the negro prisoner; you will be hung
according 10 law" Thank de I.awdgs
exclaimed the prisoner. \ Is ter die
nat'rai death Atlantis c0nstitntion.
Father lwho has bs~n asked for hi.
daughters hand Louise. do you know
What n solemn thing IL u 10 be nar.
ted7 fouise-oh. ye-. pa. but II 4.
good deal more solemn being single.
Judy
Artist Cat worsl-Now. Civ. me your
onr-t opinion OF this picture. Visitor
sho fancles himself q critic, Its at
.riy worthless! Artist tdrrarnllu-
s-e-s-but give Il all the s4ms--f.oa-
on Punch.
Giffi.-Dd ron ever actually know
man making = mountain oct %
oiehiii? spinks-well. III. proprss-
r OF the hotsi stopped Al Last sun-
er came very near doing II IN his
o-pectus.-P Puck.
do you love your teacher. Wen
ny lit IL scarcely 10 BE- ~rp~cssd.-
swsrrd the little Ho.fDn boy. that
. can love one. teacher. but I have.
trust. the requisite feeling Of ,ol~r.
&c for her. Tribune.
AIR said Mr.. norsn. sittinx with
? In secluded bower near tho
ouiIt lake. isn't II dsnxhtfni 10 b.
here aloneT- Yes. I was .ngoyinx
30 before you came" sh~ replied.
mpily .--fhilsd~iphis Ledger.
That's Mrs. Marrimueh. our .ocs.
leader explained the man who
~. N.Y. you don't .ayf- replied
piebcian. she's IN hair mourning.
I sheY' Yes. You 49,. three OF
six husbands ar. d.ad~--Er.
~ ,n,
vnov wei, ,,fs.s 80,
you. Can't you give M. 80,
tor-whaf Kind Of a Job could
your slowpav-w.ti xo,, 800.
mo the fob OF coil..-,,,., - 80,
lex
90 u,,,. s,s.
|. rr.ncc,tvely 49,. 80 '
Presently tho elder ~ ~.
rcfcrtiveIy. ..pon., vo,, 49,
II one Of q. was 20 v.t M ar.
a be more room for m.,. en-,
Record. rrerald.
ow dsar- ..,a A. pan
u.t hcrn ,cc..,.., .s', VINO
J. 80, ,a,,s. 80" 'nah !
r." replied the dear cir, sp.
he'd speak to you to.morru, 20
iIdn't speak TO m. ton,.,,
ielphIn Public Ledger
hat 4. a cuppt.r.,,r,,.,-
smitber. "a on,,,,,n., a's'a
4 smltbcrs .is ,''s. '''"n.'
= N'HfHU VINO
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-27

what DO you nee most during tho
dayf 10 You use che little white liz
almost M nuch as your shocsf
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-27

Within the last week the person who
ma seen the light mad been more par
tieularly examined. and in order to re-
fresh his memory had been placed az
dark In the very spot where he had
stood that night. and another person
was placed with him. The whole scene
Is be had described It, ,gas acted over |
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-27

X( ) a detective in England, 1 was
Z0\ connected with the following
very remarkable caSa.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-27
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she-in your bachelor, clubs what
is the penalty for marryingi He
Marriage illustrated Bits.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-01
SEQU0AH
BILL READY
FIRST DRAFT OF MEASURE FOR
WARDED TO A. p. MURPHY.
1t Is the First Separate Statehood
Bill Ever TO be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ProVisions-Asks for Ten Mil
lion School Appropriation.

The bill upon which depends the
hope of the separate states and the
fate of Sequoyah has been drafted
and tonight viii be forwarded to Hon.
A. p. Murphy Of Missouri who will
introduce the bill in congress. This
will be the first time a bill has ever
been introduced in congress proyid.
ing for the single purpose of creating
a state out of the area of the FIVE
tribes alone. II is the first separate
statehood bill that has ever been pre-
sented that was not in some way
connected vita Oklahoma.
The bill provides that statehood
shall not interfere with the functions
of the federal government in com
pleting the policies now in force for
the settlement of Indian lands. Until
another census lis taken there shall
be four congressmcn elected i'm the
manner provided by the constitution
of Sequoy8h. In fact, this bill is for
the purpose Of making the constitu-
tion of SCquoyah effective though il
has been changed some from the orig
inal plan. The bill provides that the
government JlJI appropriate Sl0,-
100000 for a state school fund In
lieu OF public lands, lhis money may
be used to purchase the segregated
coal lands OF the Indians If the state
sees At.
Provision is made for a northern
and southern federal judicial district,
the southern to be comprised of the
counties Of Rutherford, Thomas, Sans
Boise, HALEY, Toboxey, Cheadle, Byrd,
Garvln, Curtis and all other counties
south of this tier Of counties. The
northern district to be all counties
north of this tier OF counties. Court
towns are made of South McAlester
Tishomingo. Ardmore and Pauls Val
ley. In the northern district the court
towns are Muskogee, Tahlequah, Vim
ita and tulsa.
There is little change in the bill
except some, notifications of tho
court provisions that are in the Sc
uuoyah constitution, from the provi
sions under which the constitution
asked be made effective in the state
1t is understood that these provision
We're inserted in the bill providing
for the admission of Sequoyal unde'
the constitution, because they are be
ileved to be more applicable to thu
court business which is now in pro
cess
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-01
A Timely Topic.

At this season Of coughs and colds
it is wen to know that Foley's Honey
and Tar is the greatest throat and
lung remedy. 1t cures quickly and pre-
vents serious results from a cold.
City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-01

1t Is difficult to cure a cough or free
yourself from the discomforts of
cold unless you move the bowels.
Bees Laxative Honey and Tar acts
on the bowels and drives all cold out
Of the system. For Group. whooping-
cough, colds, and all = aud bron-
chial affections, no remedy is equal
to the original Bees Laxative Honey
and Tar. A Liquid Cold Cure. Sold by
City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-01
!. l.. WILSON

Our shotguns are going at very loY
prices. Come in and see what W Z,
offer
BIVENS, CORHN & FRENSLY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-01

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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

EN-CLARK- Henry w. Hogen, aged g,
native of Michigan, resident OF Los Angeles
and Mabel r.. Clark, IS, native Of Michigan,
resident of Los Angeles.
FORTNER- MORALES-Ch Fortner, 30,
native Of New Jersey, resident of Los An.
geles, and Isabelle Morales, %, native Of
California. resident OF Los Netos
SMITH-RUDD--Harr r. Smith, 30, native OF
Oregon, resident of Gresham, ore, and Laura
b. Rudd, Al, native Of Iowa, resident of Los
Angeles
HALE-GIBBS-George D. Hale %, native Of
Colorado, resident Of Pasadena. and Muriel
G. Gibbs. is, native of New York, resident
OF Pasadena.
WARREN INSTALLATIONS f. Warren, iS,
native of Illinois. resident Of Los Angeles
and Edith A. Stelle, 80, native of illinois,
resident of Los Angeles.
ANDREEN-LOPDING-C NJ. Andreen, ~,
native of Sweden. resident of San Fran
CISCO and Anna r. Lopling, 20, native of
Sweden, resident of Los Angeles.
IEMMONS-FICkDER - William Clemmons,
S. native of Iowa, resident of Los Angeles,
and Mary A. BicSer, 40. native of West
Virginia, resident of Los Angeles.
IGHTSMAN-Freeman II. Leslie,
as native of Ohio resident of Los Angeles,
and Rebecca Wrightsman, 40, native of ILL
nols resident of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-18
DEATHS

GILBERT-Maurice. 914 Boston street, native
of Russia, pulmonary tuberculosis, aged %
years
HASS-Sarepta s., 1919 West Eighth street, ma
tive of New York; old age aged So years.
METCALF-Roy b. 2312 East Third street,
native of Ohio, acute meningitis, aged 81
years
sWEENEY-Henry G., 1O47 East Twenty
fourth street, native of Illinois, goitre, aged
40 years.
ToPiA-Antenasia. Sisters hospital. native of
Arizona broncho pneumonia, aged 80 years
FARMER-Infant of Joseph Farmer, 767 koh-
Ter street, aged hours.
Observation-Disclosures May 1919 East Fiftieth
street. aged 13 years.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1913 Mateo street, aged
3 months.
Observation-Disclosures p, Pacific hospital, aged
IA years; body to be shipped to Kingstown
Ind.
M'ENDEE-Anee 7S4 South Hope street, aged
GO wears.
sToiJT-Edward B., 334 North Burlington ave
nue. aged so years.
sUTTER-Clara. $40 West Thirty-ninth street
aged 3 months. 49,
PIERCE-Still born babe of Mrs Frank w
Pierce. 900 East Fifty-thrd street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-18
LEGAL NOTICES


ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY AN OR
DER SHOULD NOT BE GRANTED TO
SELL REAL ESTATE.
In the Superior Court of the County of Los
Angeles, State of California
In the matter of the estate and guardian
ship of Frances willard Pratt minor
1t appearing to this court from the veri-
ned petition of Georgia A. Pratt, the guar
minor praying for an order of sale of
certain real estate belonging to the said
minor, which petition has been presented
and filed in this court that 1t is necessary
and would be beneficial to the said minor
that her real estate described In said petit
tion. and located in the county of Ventura,
state of California, should be sold;
1t is hereby ordered that the next of kin
Pratt, a minor, appear before this court at
the court room of department thereof. in
the county court house, In the city of Los
Angeles, county and state above mentioned
on Friday. the seventh day of April. 1905,
at the hour of ten O'Clock a, M of that
day, then and there to show cause why an
order should not be granted for the sale OF
such raal estate.
The following is a description of the real
Lots one and two of block No nine as the
same are designated and delineated upon
that certain map entitled MAP of Townsite
division OF Lot No. Sixty. Norway's Survey
Of Roncho Santa Paula Saticoy and re-
corded In the office of the county recorder
of said Ventura County In Book . Of Mis-
cellaneous Records. at page tS5"; s
Together with all and singular the tene-
ments. heredtaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging
Dated March 9Th, 1905.
Filed March 8. 1905.
CURTIS d. WILBUR,
c. G. KEYEs.
Clerk.
BY w. l., WARREN Deputy
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-18
UMBRELLAS AND GLOVE MAKERS

AND GLOVE MAKERS-NOw
al III w. 4rH ST., Heilman Bldg, with
line, new and complete stock OF goods at
factory prices; parasos made 10 order and
reuAired: lowest prices
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-18

SNAPS FOR SOMEBODY
A-155-SIX- ROOM HOUSE ON KINGS
LEY S r r F. Il T; modern conveniences:
$500; $500 DOWN; WOULD EXCHANGE
FOR, PROPERTY NEAR SAN PEDRO
A-163-SIX-ROOM HOUSE IN SOUTH
PART; modern throughout; $3.50; $1,000
down.
A-1ss-FIvE-RooM HOUSE ON EAST
FORTY-THIRD; nice cottage, finished
In burnt wood work. $3.50; $1,000 DOWN;
easy terms.
A-122--TIvE-RooM HOUSE ON EAST
FORTY-SECOND; polished noors burnt
finish; fine home for $275O cash.
A-165-SIX-ROOM HOUSE ON EAST
JEFFERSON; new house; modern; SSSOO;
$4,000 down.
A-167 - TwELvE-ROOM HOUSE IN
WEST PART; all conveniences; $4,000;
terms to suit.
A-16S-TEN-RooM HOUSE ON WALL
STREET: nice large rooms; can be di-
vided into two departments; $1,000; $4,000
down.
A-9s-FINE Two-sToRY HOUSE OF
eight rooms on Magnolia avenue; all mod
ern conveniences; cove ceilings; painted
floors; price $4750; $500 down; must sell
soon.
If these are not what you are looking
for. call at office and see the large
list of unadvertised houses, and we think
we can suit you.
HALE REALTY CO.,
318-10 Pacific Electric Building,
Sixth and Main.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-18

The storm has moved slowly westward and
Is now approaching the Rocky mountain sec
tlon.
The temperature has risen in the interior
OF California but will probably fall rapidly
Sal