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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-08-16
DIED.

Died Wednesday, Aug 9. at
$50 q N. at the residence of her
parents, Odette Marguerite,
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raoal Jeanmard, aged 8 months.
A large number Of sympathizine
friends attended the funeral
services which were held at st.
John's Catholic Church Il 10 a m.
|Thurndnv
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Yesterday . new train sched-
ule went into effect. Train No.
8, west bound, arrives at sos p.
m. and leaves at 5:28 p. m. Train
No. 10, east bound, arrives at
lao p. m. and leaves ut 200 p. m.
Trains on Alexandria branch
arrive at 1880 p. m. and leave at
$50 p. =.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
Rules Formulated by Conven-
/ tion Here Last Tuesday Not
Adopted.
ResidentS Of Town Absent Upon
Application Allowed to Re-
turn II Provided with
Health Certificate,

Ad1dycLUe, La.. Aug. y, lNO0
Board of Health met this day
at 2 p. m. all members present.
Moved by DR.. r. D. Voorhies,
that the resolutions of the com
mittee on rules and regulations
adopted by the convention OF
Doctors be now taken up for con.
sideration. Motion seconded and
carried.
Moved by p. l. DeClOuet, that
the above rules as a whole be
laid on the table indefinitely
Motion seconded and carried by
the following te: DR.. F. R.
Tolson. DR.. r. J. Voorhies, P.
L. DeClouet, yea. DR.. Geo. C.
Babcock and L. o. Clark, 'no'.
Moved by DR.. Geo. C. Babcock,
that besides the telephone and
telegraph line repairers men.
toned in resolution passed on
Aug. +, that all other persons
living in this town be allowed the
same privilege for the same
reasons. A permit to be issued
for each absence and such per-
mits be given by the president of
the Board of Health, or the sani-
tary officer, with another mem
Der of the board. Motion
seconded and carried.
Moved by DR.. L. O. Clark, that
all known residents of the town
now absent upon application to
the Board of Health and upon ap-
proval shall be allowed to return
home, being provided with a
certificate from proper author
tiles duly attested, showing they
have not been in any infected
area IN the last ten days, the
party or parties not being al
lowed to pass through New Or
leans. Motion seconded and
carried, p. L. DeClouet voting
no..
Moved by DIR. Geo. c. Babcock,
that applications made by DR..
F. E Girard, Miss Rose De-
Blanc, B. N. Corona and family,
]. Gilbert st. Julien and wife,
Geo. DeBlanc and family, c.. G.
Mallard and J. E. Won Horn be
approved. Motion seconded and
carried.
On motion duly seconded the
Board adjourned.
F. r. 'ToLsoN, M. D.,
President.
GEO. G. BABcocK. M. D..
Secretary.
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NUMBER so.

and DR.. L. o. Clark.
On motion duly seconded, the
Board adjourned.
F. r. TOLSON,
President Board of Health.
GEO. G.. BABCOCK,
Secretary Board of Health.
BY P. L. DeClouet, Asst. Secretary.
The following are the rules
promulgated by the State Board,
adopted above:
: 1. That no parish, town,
village or community in Louisiana
shall have the right to refuse to
any person provided with a cer-
tificate not more than twenty
four hours old, signed by the
legally qualified health officer of a
non-infected locality, stating
that the holder of such certificate
has given satisfactory evidence
that he or she has not been in any
infected locality for six days
prior to date of certificate, or to
any person presenting a certifi-
cate of discharge issued within
the preceding twenty-four hours
by the officer in charge of any de-
tention camp of the United States
Public Health and Marine Hospi-
tai Service.
2. That no parish. town. vii
lage or community shall have the
right under any circumstance
to interfere with the passage of
of trains and boats, provided
no attempt be made by persons
ON such trains or boats to violate
quarantine regulations legally in
force.
8. That no parish, town, vii
lage or community shall refuse to
admit mail, freight or express
matter from infected localities,
provided such mail freight or ex-
press matter shall arrive in cars
loaded outside of an infected
locality. or bearing a certificate
that such cars have been fu-
migated by the United States
Public Health and Marine Hos
pital Service before leaving the
infected locality.
The resolutions adopted by
the Convention of Represents
tives of Boards of Health that
met here Tuesday. Aug. 8, and
adopted at above meeting viii
be found in the proceedings of
the Parish Board of Health pub
lished in another column.
The City Council met at 5 p.
m. with Mayor Mouton presid-
ing, and A. R. Trahan, 8. Beg
O. B. Hopkins and G. D.
present. and adopted
above resolutions of the Board Of .
Hoa1th
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LAFAYETTE LOUISIANA. AUGUST 49, 1905


There will be q band concert
at the city park Thursday even.
ing, 8 o'clock. New stereopti-
con views. Everybody invited.
Admission: adults 25 cents, chill.
dren IS cents.
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Edwin Clapp, Low Cut, $5.5
shoes at $3.50 and $500 kind
at $4.OO.-Levy Bros.
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FRED w. SMIDTH,
COnstantin Cottage, Main st.

Go to Fortunes Book and News
Stand for your Fashion Plates
and Magazines.
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A second hand piano in first class
condition, cheap for cash, or on
time. Also new pianos. Pianos
tuned and repaired. Work guar
anteed. Phone pa.
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CERTIFICATE ACCEPTED.
Board Of Health Adopts Rules
Promulgated BY State Board.

Then Adopts Rules Of Convention Of
Boards Of Health Held Here Aug.
8. Council Ratiiles Action.
Lafayette. La, Aug. II, 1905.
Board Of Health met this day
at 2 p. m. all members present.
On motion of p. L. DeClouet,
duly seconded, the following
resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, the State Board of
Health has adopted rules and
regulations fixing the terms and
conditions under which persons
and property from infected and
nOn-infected points in the State
must be allowed in all other
points within the State; and
whereas. this Board is power
less under the law creating it to
establish any rules contrary to,
or inconsistent with those
adopted by the State Board of
Health, however inadequate;
therefore, be it resolved, that
this Board recommends to the
City Council of the town of
Lafayette. that the rules and
regulations adopted by the State
Board of Health fixing the terms
and conditions under which
persons and property must be
allowed to enter the town of
Lafayette, is paramount; pro-
vided, however. that all other
rules and regulations heretofore
recommended and adopted not
inconsistent with those adopted
by the State Board remain un-
changed.
In Offering this resolution and
voting for it, Mr.. p. L. DeClouet
wishes to go of record as opposed
to the restrictions placed on the
local Boards of Health by the
State Board of Health in the
protection of their home and he
has acquiesced only in obedience
to law, thereby relieving himself
of all responsibility in the
premises.
Moved by DR.. r. D. Voorhies,
that the resolutions passed by
the convention of Boards of
Health previously laid on the
the table by this Board be now
taken up for reconsideration.
Motion seconded and carried.
Moved by DIR. l. o. Clark, that
the above mentioned resolutions
be adopted by this Board as a
whole with the exception Of six
days detention instead of five as
mentioned in said resolutions.
Motion seconded aud carried,
p. l. DeClouet voting No.
Moved by p. L. DeClouet, that
any and all certificates issued by
this Board will he null and void
twenty four (24) hours after the
date on which given. Those
to issue said certifi
Gates, are DR.. F. r. Tolson, DR..
Geo. G. Babcock and DR.. L. O.
Clark. Motion seconded and
carried.
Moved by p. L. DeClouet, that
a committee composed of three
of this Board, with
full power. be appointed by the
President to inspect the town as
frequently as possible and report
to the Board any doubtful or
case or cases Of fever
that may come within their Oh
Mc%:~,, ooor,rdo1 on1
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-03
senior u. u. y. u. s.rogrss.a.

Program for sunday evening, June
4, at .. M
Scripture reading. third chapter OF
First John.
The program COMMITTEES has divid-
ed this chapter of "a verses into
twelve topics to be explained by
twelve young ladies in from one to
three minutes talks each. followed
by a general discussion from mem
bers of the union or visitors Railways
gladly welcomedl special.
All who are interested in the La
Porte encampment and care TO hear
IL discussed as to expenses, benefits.
etc. are requested to meet Is minutes
before Z. We have sent TO the state
secretary for all information regard
ing this matter and will gladly an
swer questions. Bathing is particu-
larry fine at La Porte and this prom
Uses to be one of the finest outings
this side of the New York Chautau-
qua, and quite a number of our peo-
pie, also other denominations, are
contemplating the trip The morn
ings and evenings are devoted TO a
very fine platform program and the
entire afternoons given to pleasure.
COMMITTEE.
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Deafness Cannot BE Cured

by local applications. as thev cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness Is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is inflamed you have a
rambling sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when 1t is entirely closed,
deafness Is the result, and unless the
inflammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condi-
ton, hearing will be destroyed for
ever nine cases out of ten are caus-
ed by eatarrh, which is nothing but
an iuflamed condition of the mucous
surfaces.
We Will give one hundred dollars
for any case of deafness (caused by
catarrhl that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars free
F. j. CHENEY & co
Toledo, Ohio
Sold by druggists, rs cents.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.
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III. q T. c. Special Rates.

Galveston and return 1855, ac-
count Regatta. On sale June g. Lin.
1t June Il.
Mineral Wells and return $40,
account Texas Retail Grocers and
Butchers Association On sale June
IL and IS. Limit same date.
Austin and return $3.50, account
Grand Lodge X. of p. Colored and
Encampment Uniform Rank X. of
P. On sale night of June IL and
night Of June 16. Limit June IT.
Fort Worth and return $40, ac-
count the State Pharmaceutical
Association. On sale June ? and 10.
Limit June 16.
Austin and rteurn $3.50, account
state convention f. +. societies. On
sale June / 9 and 20. Limit June "a
Corsicana and return $40, &C
count Hoods Texas Brigade Reunion
On sale June &c and o. Limit TO
June so.
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Ne e H#E AF Eho quantity ua
af. aer tsa variety. bnt bv what
tAo taW eu utilize BIO matter
eaw 9urd F plentiful yuaf foaa ~
E mHrs#e GHe rtgm unl vuar al.
EftoH H Haa4 So make certain
th Fuag faH& H nrunf fIy Aien8ta8.
a tasting aase 90 0reeus AuEu
ttu#F before aF after GtHl& Et ain
aet nlf ata Digestion. 81 w8l stir
Gee liver ta REGULAR habits. sWemten
#s uAHh agA pre0nnt ransf pa
tun E9a taitte z5 cenfe miN
bottle 81 saHf8 Said ~ ~ ~
Fears ~
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400 Auditorium Reading, PROF.
Geo. A. Landrum. Trinity
University.
4:30 Auditorium Lecture, Mrs.
Mabel Conklin
500 Auditorium Lecture, Or.
Gowdy, Lebanon, Ohio
Eighth Day--July %.
AM.
500 Payilion-Devotion
$40 Pavilion Sunday school hour.
DR.. G.. o. Bachman.
$50 Auditorium-Bi Bible hour, DR..
w. H. Black.
1915 uditorium-Lecture, DIR. c.
w. Knox.
PM.
$500 ditorium-Lecture, Doctor
GowdN
4;30 Auditorium Lecture, Mrs.
Mabel Conklin.
500 ditorium-Lecture. DR.. G.
w. Knox.
Ninth Day-July 20.
AN.
500 Pavilion--Devotiona
$50 Pavilion--Sunday school hour,
DR.. G. o. Bachman.
$3.50 Auditorium--Bi hour. DIR.
w. II. Black.
10:45 ditorium-Lecture, DR.. G.
w. Knox.
pm
300 ditorium--Leeture, Doctor
Gowdy
400 Auditorium Lecture, Mrs
Mabel Conklin.
500 ditorium-Lecture, Freder-
ick Warde
Tenth Day--July -.
AM
500 Standardization
$50 Paviiion-Sunday school hour,
DR.. G. o. Bachman.
$50 Auditorium-Bible hour, DR..
w. ii. Black.
1o:45 Auditorium Lecture, Mrs.
Mabel Conklin
PM
500 Auditor!um-M Musicale, Prof
Clarence MCGEE, Dallas.
4:30 Auditorium Lectsre, Mrs.
Mabel Conklin.
500 Auditorium-St eropticou lee
ture. Or. A. u. Turner.
Eleventh Day--JuIy 2S.
AN
$40 PavilioB--BibIe hour Or. W
H. Black.
1880 Auditorium Sunday School
hour awarding certificates
DR. 0 Bachman.
Good roads convention. Efforts
are being made TO get
Hon w. f. LOucks of St
Louis 10 speak,
) 90 Auditorium -- Lecture, Rich
ard Hobson
Cams fires out.
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YOUR HAT
May he a Stylish One, But Ii Makes
Trouble.

A man usually buys a hat that's 'n
style" but the modern hat for men has
lots to answer for.
Baldheads are growing more numer-
Gus every day. Hats make excellent
breeding places for the parasitic germs
which sap the life from the roots OF the
hair.
When your hair begins 10 fan out and
your scalp Is fun Of DendruI IL N a
sure sign that these countless 81 rms are
bus3ly at work.
There is bus one way 20 overcome the
trouble and klu the ee~rae-that way iz
TO apply %ewbros Ierr 'Ia 2. rhe
scalp Will tln the germs asa = .l1y
hair 5s sure 10 result.
Sold by leading druggists Send nc. in
stamps fgr sample TO The .....4e CO.
Detroit TflcE-
Herring Drug Co. Special Agents.
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TIE &ostefa AAlunR ana MannfAft.
aFiuE ga. @tIt appreciate the patron.
skn - ma kNfa. restaurants. 4ruw
s&aFss- s@sFdlng hnnn9s private
families sad ~v@ry bossy aad every
tang sAAt aaea re. -
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Whiteomb Riley Wanted 10 Know.
When Conan Doyle, the author OF
Sherlock Holmes. who is also a
physician. was last in this country be
happened one afternoon TO be at q
woman's club reception in lndianapo-
lis.
The author was explaining to a
group of women one Of his theories
that an idiot. or any person mental
by unbalanced, invariably exhaled
rrom the body an odor unlike that
of other human beings
why" said Doyle, ii YOU stood
ten men up in line here, and one OF
chem WAS "a lunauc. YOU could blind
told me and by simply smelling of
the ten { could plek ou, the one Of
uusonud mind
This Impressed 'he women present
very much. aud apparently Impressed
James Whitcomb Riley who was
present particularly
with that draw for which he Is
noted Riley broEe IAe silence lhar
said ~say DOYLE. aaa anything au
hand for eleven os'aaN tomorrow
"%e." replied th. uu#.,tu.au-
tbor why"
Well said Elll ha.. chap
Enoe vho th.na. q aae asm alma
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FINAL PROGRAM.
First Dar--.InIr fa.

First Day--JuIy 10.
Pm.
500 Orchestra.
Scripture lesson. Mr.. Chal-
mers Mcpherson.
Opening Prayer, Rev. J. c.
Smith.
Trinity University Quartette.
Opening Song.
Announcements.
sac Address. Hon. r. w. Hall.
Second Day--July 10.
AN
500 Pavilion Devotional.
$40 Payilion-Sunday school hour.
DIR. G.. o. Bachman
$3.50 Auditorium--Bi Bible hour, Dr.
W II. Black.
1o:45 Auditorium--Address, ~. t.
j. Preston.
Pm
$3.50 Miss Agnes Nor
gan. Osaka, Japan.
Miss Mary Turner and seven
Mexican girls, Agnas
Calientes.
SOC Ausitorium-Trinity Univer-
sity Quartette.
Third Day--Juiy 30.
AN.
500 Standardization
$50 Pavilion--Sunday school hour.
Or. G o. Baehman
500 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
W. II. Black.
1915 observation-disclosures, DR.. G..
W. Knox, Union Theologi-
cal Seminary, New York
PM.
400 Pavilion-Annaai meeting OF
Woman's synodicai Mis-
sionary Society.
4:a0 Athletic Exhibition. Prof. 4.
l., Weston.
$40 Lecture. Booth Lowrey.
"humorist'' and imper-
senator
Fourth Dry---July II.
SOC Pavilion Devotional.
3 80 Pavilion Sunday school hour.
DR. G. o. Bachman
$50 Auditorium Bible hour DT
~ H. Black
10 IS Auditorium Lecture. DR. G.
" Knox
, no Auditorium Sunday School
Institute. Rev. c. d. Helgs,
Dallas
$50 Miss Annie Laurie McCorkle
Of Dallas. vocalist; Miss
Carrie Meadow. reader
500 Auditorium 1880 Lecture. Gov.
Bob Taylor
FIFTH Day--Iuly -.
An
500 Pavilion Devotional
$50 Pavilion sunday school hour.
Dr. G. o Bachman.
9 30 Auditorium Bible hour. DR.
W "a. Black.
1915 Auditorium--Leeture. DR. G
". Knox
500 Auditorium - Sunday School
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RECElV Ed al

Dated Dal las Texas, aay 2e,
low ~ D. Andersen, Mgr. Eaxahaah4s lee Works
Kaxahaah4s,
The quality Of your tes represented. ~ FAR
the best Ice placed market. Please
ship all your surplus.
ice .. EilIa
A
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WEATHER--Tonight and Sunday
partly cloudy weather. Friday max
81. min. ca
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See~>>seS>~~e~ees~@es ee.~s
Y WEATHER--Tonight and Sunday
partly cloudy weather Friday max
81. min. Ca
FOR SALE Horse and buggy. See
r. Nj. Parks If
FOR SkLE-A young Jersey COW.
fresh In milk. Apply to Ben Sal
mon. If
FOR sALE-Or rent, cottage at APT
Rogers street. Apply to Waxahachie
Hardware Co. SIS
MANTED-Pictures to frame. All
work guaranteed e. w. Hillyer &
Co, ne wphone 20. 81
FOR sALE--My residence and lot at
the corner of jefferson and Jackson
streets. p. A. Ellis. 81
FOR RENT Two unfinished
rooms. Good location. New house
Apply lis Williams street If
FOR RENT--six room house. STA
West Main street. Apply TO NJ. H.
Campbell at Campbell Il Co. If
FOR SALE--or rent. two-story, sew
en~room house, corner vickery aud
Marvin streets. Apply to Coleman
Bros So
NOTfCE-When you want to buy,
sell or exchange anything Lot IL be
known through this column. Ii wont
cost you much. If
Second hand furniture
Highest cash prices paid r. W. Hill
lyer Il Co, new phone %. next door
To opera house. 81
WANTED The party who has my
pig 10 notify me, II has two rings
in nose and In about months
old. G.. O Adkins 81
WANTED Stock to pasture. II or
. head, Close in, plenty Of
AtREas @ANfB anu NNAGE. ANU&F TO
j. u. Morton, 3es Flat street. sip
HERRiES~-If you need berries to
cock phone me your orders Can fin
orders any day in the week exeep,
Mondays A. Lasswsu II
FOR RENT, ?. 2 or 4 rooms.
blocks west OF court house, Frank
In street Apply TO NJ r. Loouey.
at Batemaa's barber shop. II
LOTS FOR SALT have sume
choice lots on Williams street for
sale. Wnuid take a good horse in
part pay George walker. city
hall If
ron SALE Stanhope. almost res
and used bat little. cost Sis. for
aaie cheap because we are 20 lea .e
Nasahachlc. Daisy and Ethel
Smith sin
THBY LAY EGGS In winter time.
Baff Orplngtona, the great utility
fo@fs. Eggs for Matching from my
prize winners t2.50 for fifteen, @
#, Wilson Il
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FOR SALE Horse and buggy. See
r. NJ Parks. If
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FOR SALE-A young Jersey COW,
fresh In milk. Apply to Ben Sal
mon. If
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10

FOR SALE FOR
SS5O--3 room house and large lot
on W. 44th street. a snap.
S2700-3-room house and lots on
w. 4tst st. a bargain.
S1OO0-New modern 5-room cot
tage on Clarence St, not far from
Salt Lake station; 5000 cash.
S1500-J-room cottage on Ezra ST.,
Boyle Heights.
S27OO-Modern 6-room cottage. Il.
32d. between Maple and San Pedro.
S42O0-S-room house Il. 22d St,
Menlo Park.
Ss4OO--5-room cottage Il. ESD ST. !;
cash and terms.
$120O-4-room house, Il. seth; cash
and terms.
S40O0-7-room modern house just
finished, on WoOdlawn ave-; cash and
terms.
$20J0-S25O cash, new 5-room cot
tage OH w. 35th, University district.
S5300-AIodern Groom house on w.
Jefferson.
q. VI. JONES,
lit s. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10

FOR SALE-BY THOS. ] HAMPTON
Two modern five-room cottages on
East Sth ST., on lot 50X120 to alley. Well
rented Price $500.
Two-story eleven-room house on East
10th ST.. rented for S55. Price $4,000.
Nine-room two-story house on East
Sth ST., 5000.
Seven-room story and half house IN
Highland Park on Ave. So. Strictly first
class house, large rooms and closets.
Lot 50x150. Stands high. Price, includ-
ing street work, which is now being
done. $4,000.
Large six-room house on Adair st.
Combination gas and electric fixtures
Strictly modern. Price s260O
Sx-room double house on East 18th
ST.. suitable for two families; 5000.
Reasonable terms on all of the above
TH0S. j. HAMPTON, 119 s. Broadway.
l.. A. r. 3.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
$500 DOWN AND $50 MONTH.

9oW DOW ~ AMI SSU MUM II.
5-RoOM NEW AND MODERN COT
TAGE; GAS. ELECTRICITY, LAWN
FENCE: A SNAP FOR $500.
$500 DOWN AND $40 MONTH
4-ROoM NEW AND MODERN COT
TAGE ON 10TH, CLOSE IN $500.
800 DOWN AND $40 MONTH.
5-ROOM MODERN COTTAC.a, GAS
AND ELECTRICITY. CLOSE IN; FOR
$3.50; A GOOD BUY.
A 5-ROOM NEW AND MODERN
COTTAGE, 14TH AND HOOPER AVE.
FOR $1,000 CASH.
4-ROOM CALIFORNIA COTTAGE
CORNER LOT, ALL FENCED. FOR
2-sToRY s-RooM HOUSE, MODERN,
ON MAGNOLIA AND ADAMS ST.
$4,000: Il CASH.
$500 CASH; BALANCE ON TERMS.
GROOM STRICTLY MODERN COT
TAGE. WITH FRONT ON w. 18TH
ST., CLOSE IN $4,000.
r. e. IBBETSON & CO.,
3l6 Trust bldg, Second and Spring SITS.
Main 2212.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10

1890; $1,000 down, balance easy; a
7-room two-story house In the beau
tiful University district; on the larg-
est and best street in the southwest; (;
near college; new and modern; n
block to car line; lawn. flowers, etc.
y house at a bungalow price.
X. A. BURTON REALTY CO.,
416-4lS Laughlin Bldg.
Home 1857. : Phones. Main 4714.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
FOR SALE
city Lots and Lands
JUST A FEW BARGAINS

JUST A FEW BARGAINS
$1,000
7-room house 2-story, new aud
moderni lot 40x135, on West 55th st;
$500 cash. bal easy.
1S;room house, new, on East. goth
ST.; lot b0x150. Rents for 800 per
month; would exchange
$1,000
each on East 39th St This is bar
gain. Only 5000 cash. bal $50 per
month.
$4,000
Good 6-room house. modern and
large corner lot on Boyle Heights.
acres at Montebello, good 5-room
house, big barn, all improved; 1 COW,
ESQ chickens; tools Of all kinds.
s acres at Montebello, good house
and barn, all improved.
acres at Glendale, block from
Bunk, all improved; plenty of water.
10 acres, one mile east OF Monte
bello,. 12-room house; big barn and
all kinds of outbuildings.
81 acres at Glendale, 6-room house,
barn and other outbuildings. All
kinds Of fruit, alfalfa,
20 acres at Montebello, Groom
house. barn, and good nursery stock
acres in Boyle Heights; 5-room
house, born and good nursery stock
5 acres at Downey, G-room house.
barn, we'll, windmill and tank
We have vacant lots all over the
city, from $500 and up. We have
lodging houses for sale. all sizes and
prices
WILSON & RANDOLPH
III s. Broadway.
Phones-Sunset Main 1885,
Home 1921.