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Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

kinds, both in and outside of the city,
to to- seek his help in vain for he is at
all times in possession of a very large
and complete list of valuable proper
Of purchaser. If you have property to
sell, rent or exchange you will find
no dealer in the city who can handle
your property to better advantage or
will deal with you more considerably
and honorably than Mr.. Doyle.
Promptness is also one of the special
ties that has brought him many pa
waiting months for results and finally
inform them that he can make no sale
for their property. He is a born 'hust-
Ter" and probably few real estate men
in the city do a more thoroughly sat
isfactory business all around than he,
and the city owes good deal to the
energy and activity of such men as
r G. DoyIe and his class.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
w. A. JOHNSON 6 co.

Five wears ago w. A. Johnson, under
the firm name OF w. A. johnson q Co,
established an office at 109 South
BROADWAY. where he has since con-
Quoted a real estate ana inVestms5nI 81
business and by strict attention to de-
tails and properly looking after the
interests of his clients he has built up
n most influential business. He han
dies all kinds of properties, making
sneciaity. however, of handling tracts
and having at present some most DE-
sirable tracts on his hands for dls-
Jeffries tract and the Connell tract
close in and in most attractive local
tiles. AS residence tracts these are
uns1irpa ssed and building lots Will
soon be all sold as they. are rapidly
being taken by people of means ano
culture. who Intend to build homes
there SO that from every STANDPOINT OF
SON for investing in building lots 81 IN
son has successfully handled the
Sianton tract. also the Philbin and
Roetfcher tracts, and these are now
closed. having sold most advantage
ously. He is prepared to loan money
in any reasonable AMOUNTS at low
rates Of interest. MIR. Johnson Is HSrS
oonsiderate and lenient In dealing
With clients. never using any undue
advanfage and his success In busine ess
has been in large measure que 10 ms ms
eanArous and square methods or con-
ductinE ali It's branches. In INNING
Investments he shows some excelien'
inducements which he can conscitH .tli !,
tiously recommend. IN every dsisr wds lnis is
eXerfino his best efforts to promote
the jnn5rovement of the section ovel
Witch his operations extend.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
r. E. MuNcY g. CO.

R. 2. Muncy, the well-known proprietor
of the influential real estate business in
room No. 212 Frost building, is a man
who incorporates in his business prin-
welfare and an honest desire that the
man at the other end of the business
deal shall profit, as we'll as himself In
fidence of a large and steadily growing
clientele Mr.. Muncy deals in real es-
state, making a speciality of exchanges.
burban properties and has on his books
at present some most attractive bargains
in residences, roomins houses and bust
his welI-managed business in it's various
branches has met the needs of very
large class of people in this city, while
as as notary puni1ef aaf,nes ne mas sun farther
widely known as man of genuine public
spirit and enterprise and is highly hon
ored wherever his name is spoken.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
w. I, HoLLINGsWoRTH & co.

The above firm was established in Los
Angeles in 1890 and no other firm or in
dividual in real estate is more compe-
tent to handle high-class business prop
critics which they have made their spe-
cialty, although doing an extensive bust
ness in the various other branches. Mr..
Hollingsworth has made 1t his policy
to deal only in properties which he could
recommend and has gained for himself
a reputation for integrity and fair deal
ing to which his large cientags bears ,,, am, n,
their business Is transacted with Los
Angeles people who have known the firm
for years is the best criterion Of their
methods. The company occupies three
we'll equipped offices in suite S14-S1s Will
cox building. They deal in all classes of
real estate, collect rents and care for
property Of resident and nonresident
owners They also do a considerable
business. in fire insurance, representing
the coast. Their sound business policy
has won. them the confidence and pat
who have never had cause to regret
their purchases, and has given the firm
q prominent position among the best
dealers in the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
EREn n. sEXToN

That there is as much experience, If
not more, necessary in the dealing IN
real estate as in any other business
or calling is commonly acknowl-
edged fact, and therefore it is not sur,
prising to find that in every large and
progressive city a man who has al
ready for ten years exhibited his abil-
ity as an agent has all the business he
can we'll handle and as result of his
long experience in watching the mar,
ket, etc. is more apt to be successful
in deals than one Just beginning his
work. In Los Angeles we have in
Fred l.. Sexton leading and very
successful real estate and financial
agent and one who by force OF merit
mess. Mr, Sexton is well posted in
ali classes of realty. values. is prompt
is very generally esteemed both In
business and social life. His office is
at sos Mason building, Fourth and
Broadway. He buys, SELLS. rents and
exchanges city, suburban, farm, mine
and other properties. giving his spec
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
G. G. Johnson

1t is only natural that a man who
as G. G. johnson has lived for a long
time in Los Angeles and has IN fact
been in business here for eighteen
years, should be looked upon as one
of the most prominent and infuentlai
men in the city and one who shoulo
hold the entire respect and confidence Q
of the community. Mr.. Johnson has
not only watched Los Angeles during
tvs twenty fyegerb5 Years. but by his own activity
in the realty world has been an I'M
portant factor himself in Its advance
ment. He combines in his work many
departments of public service. He is
a fire and life Insurance agent, real
estate agent, notary public and hnan-
cial agent. He handles everything IN
the realty line for this section OF the the
property in its most improved condi-
tion and gives some attention to farm
and ranch lands and to mining prop
critics. The insurance companies Whlcn
he represents are among the strongeSI
and best known of the country. wen
known for their promptness IN settle,
ments and substantial reliability, ana
whose policies are absolute guaran
tees of protection. Mr.. Johnson's OF
Ace, where his business is conducted.
is at 2O4 Bryson block, at Second and aS6
Spring streets; telephone: Home, loV'
He is highly regarded both In pusl-
ness and social circles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
PETERS G. WEBSTER

The we'll known and enterprising real
estate firm of Peters & Webster occupy
Ing room 9fa biiabed iSi ID OVER we tWo Years. ago
though the partners in the business are
old and well-known prominent citizens.
who have in their separate capaGitieess phes
and sold city real estate for many years.
They are successors to the Fuiier-Peters
company. E. e. Webster and y; L.
vidually large owners of property in the
city and county. In their present asso,,
ciated capacity they do not undertake all
the details of a regular real estate office
business and, while they are occasionally
buyers of property. they seldom sell.
They make a speciality of exchanges rms
plan of business was adopted by them
to meet an urgent demand and a growing
inquiry in that line. Conditions OF our
rise and progress as state and city
have developed cases without number,
and for which there can be no exact ex-
PLANTATION, there being no two cases alike,
wherein persons owning property IN the
east wish to dispose of their holdings
there and acquire a home or other prop
erty in this state, particularly IN Soutn-
ern California; and. in transposition OF
the case, some owners of property here,
but not in so large a number, desire 70
possess themselves of properties in the
east For the benefit of these two classes
Messrs. Peters and Webster associated
of exchanges, whereby in one instance
they bring the owners of the two sec;
tions together or into correspondence and
thereby effect an exchange, and again
where 1t is desirable they take the re-
sponsbility of negotiations upon them
selves and transact all details OF the
trade to a satisfactory consummation; 1t
can we'll be understood that it requires
men of acquaintance, experience wide
and close information as to values In
the several sections, and the best of judg-
ment in trading Messrs. Peters and
Webster demonstrate these qualifications
by their successful and satisfactory work,
and in which they bestow public benefit.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
GEORGE HARLAN

rapid progress in all directions than
Los Angeles. In the matter of popu-
lation alone Los Angeles has made,
during the last four or five years, an
increase of over seventy per cent
above the last census figures. A
leader In the real estate, loan and in
Geo Harlan, who is also a notary
public, with office in room 6, 143
South Broadway. Mr.. Harlan is a man
ways shown a thorough interest in the
Improvement of the city for its own
sake aside from any personal motives.
He conducts a general real estate bus
sion, handling both city and country
properties and making a speciality of
exchanges. Mr.. Harlan also negotiates
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
r. A. BURTON REALTY COMPANY

r. A Burton was formerly engaged in
the real estate business in Michigan and
came to Los Angeles, engaging in real
estate and investments the first of the
present year. Provided with ample
means, he does a large part of his trad
ing on his own account, and is proprietor
of the business in the above company
name. His office is suite 4l6-41S Laughlin
building, South Broadway. Mr.. Burton
refers to the Commercial agencies or, by
permission, to the Southern California
Savings bank. He looks after all descrlp-
tions of good Investments, makes and
negotiates loans, does brokerage bust
ness in insurance, and rents houses, col
lects rents and acts as general local
agent for estates and nonresident prop
erty owners. Mr. Burton buys and sells
city and country property on his own ac-
count and has a good list of bargains in
houses, lots and tract properties; also
farms, orchards and garden lands Hay ,
ing an optimistic view Cpncerning the
growth of the city and the great develop
ment of the country that Is to be, he Is
ample worthy of emulation. He is in
terested in the German American Sugar
company and the Bay City, Michigan
Sugar company, of Bay City, Michigan.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

is Just as safe and satisfactory as i'm
proved property. Mr.. Anderson is also
resident agent for the Phoenix Insur-
ance company of Brooklyn and his. list
of property includes some of the choicest
residence and business holdings in Los
Angeles. e. C. Hinkler, a thorough real
estate dealer and one of the best hustlers
in the city, is connected with Mr.. Alder
son. The phone connections are Sunset
Main 1899 and Home 1856 and he being
notary public will always be on hand
to all callers. Mr.. Anderson is a mem
ber of the chamber of commerce and has
done much for the advancement of Los
Angeles during his twenty-five years
residence here.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
Central Business
Frontagc$3500
to $4,000 Foot

these lines and by means of judicious
effort and investment succeeded in
amassing a considerable fortune, prob
ably upwards of one hundred thou
sand dollars. In addition to this he
has various growing interests that will
undoubtedly place him in due course
of time among our millionaire prop
erty owners. Mr.. Powers, notwith-
standing his financial and social prom
inence Is a genial, companionable
everyday sort of man, not unduly
complaiscent on account of his win
ming qualities in the scramble of life,
but on the contrary a good citizen, an
honest friend, a thrifty man of busi-
ness and a liberal creditor. He con-
ducts q general real estate business,
buying and selling on his own account
building houses and selling the same
on small monthly installments at ia
vorable terms to the purchaser. He
handles city property. only, and is one
of the notably upright and straight
forward realty men of the city, ana
there are many such. Mr.. Powers has
within the last decade built very
large number of handsome homes IN
this city, nearly all of which are now
owned by men who would perhaps
have been still living in rented houses
had 1t not been for his very generous
conditions and terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
r. G. Doyle e co,

The business of real estate never had
a more active and Jealous representa-
I'VE t95n Boyle & Co yH Mr. Il Doyie VIE has ag his Is
office at sol Frost Bldg, 145 South
Broadway, and for the last ten years
or more has been one of Los Angeles
most active and successful realty men.
He carries on a general business,
which is not only profitable to him
self but equally so to the large num-
her of people who constantly call upon
posing of property. He buys sells,
rents and exchanges properties OF all
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

Park and the Nadeau Home tract and
Burkhard Home tract, one of the largest
subdivisions ever placed on the market
900 lots all of which are most desirable
and charming localities for residence
sites, and where lots can be obtained
has disposed of about 1000 lots in the
past year.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
SERVICE BROS.

A great many people come to Los An
eieS here and ndei buy homes. others to buy farms
or or ranches; while, some want to buy buy
property for investment; Most ct these
Wees Vices Of some reliable and experienced
real estate man. or firm to give them
information, to show their lists and maps
and descriptions, and point out to them
the kind OF property they want and
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

sold on easy payments and Mr.. Mann
of Western avenue and Santa Monica
avenue, reached by the Colgrove car
line and the new Western avenue eX-
tension of the Westlake line.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
Commercial Dis
trict Rapidly
Expanding

ial attention to farm and ranch lands
in Southern California, having upon
his lists some of the most promising
OF this class of investments to be
found anywhere.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-10-13

r - knight, vino now lives AT San
Ped"", Ia, wh' re- "Uy" is now
interested in a daily paper.
Indigestion, constipation, dyspepsia,
kidney and liver disorders, ana all
stomach troubles positively cured by
using HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Tea or tablets. G. l.. c tting.
We notice by the Beaver City Times
Tribune that Miss p. ID. Yciser, form.
erly OF this city, had II very fine OK.
hibit Of hand painted china ware at
the county fair recently held there.
Alvin Snapp came up from Webber
Wednesday night to assist MERGERS
orchestra at the club dance. Mr..
Suapp is a fine clarinetist and will
| play with the orchestra this winter.
Mayor Dickinson issues n warming
to all bicycle riders to keep off he side
walks, as there is an ordinance against
riding on the walks. Bicyclists caught
on the walks will be arrested and
fined.
The ladies of the Christian church
vii give a dinner and supper on the
2lst, at which time they will have on
sale one hundred fancy advertising
sofa PILLOW covers. You should see
them.
John Griffith left Tuesday evening
for Hartford, Mich, where he was
called by a telegram announcing the
serious injury of a brother. The mes
sage did not state the nature of the
injury.
1t makes no difference how long you
have been sick, IL you are troubled
with indigestion, constipation, liver
and kidney troubles, HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will make you well. 30
cents. G. l.. Getting.
Carl Frahm, who has been book.
keeper at the Peoples Back for some
time, has resigned and gone to Grand
Island. Miss Irene Miner has re.
sumed her position as assistant cashier
and Holton Letson will be book
keeper.
At the meeting Of the Fraternal Aid
last night Mrs. G. H. Potter was elect,
ed president and Mrs. George New
house vice president, to fill vacancies
caused by the death Of Mrs. E. W
Ross and the resignation of Mrs. 1. II
Holmes.
At the Congregational church Sun
day morning the pastor will present
Book Study of Luke instead of thu
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-10-13

usual sermon. Evening sermon theme,
Take Heed How Ye Hear" After
noon meeting at Indian Creek. Even
ing meeting at Z 45.
1t is said that some miscrea nj
"spiked" the punch at the club dance
Wednesday night. That is aoout the
limit OF unadulterated cussedness. and
the guilty parties should be- barred
from a~ssociating in respectable society
II it is possible t, ascertain who they
are.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-10-13
Is Your Farm For Sale?

If 1t is, do not list it with too many
agents, Each one proceeds to knock
the other fellow out Of a sale. List
exclusively with me at a reasonable
price and l will guarantee a sale.
j. II. BAILEY, Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-10-13
For Sale.

= block in northwest part of town,
house of seven rooms with bath, hot
and cold water, good barn, six lots
fenced for chickens, plenty of fruit
and shade
MRS. j. p. HALE, Red Cloud. Y
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-10-13
Deaths and Funerals.
Mrs. Dennis Finn.

Mrs. Anna Finn, wife of Dennis
Finn, died Sunday at the State Hospi-
tai for the Insane, at Lincoln, after n
lingering illness. Her remains were
brought to Red Cloud Wednesday
evening and funeral services we're
held Thursday morning at IL o'clock
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Havel, north of Red Cloud,
conducted by Rev. q. w. Hummell.
Interment was in the Red Cloud
cemetery.
Anna Havel was born at Smerdoff,
Austria, July 26, 1867, and was 80 years
2 months and IA days of age She
came to Webster county with her par
ents about 30 years ago, and was mar
ried to Dennis Finn about fifteen years
ago. They have no children, and she
is survived by her parents, her hus
band, who arrived too late to be pres
ent at the funeral; and four sisters
and two brothers, all residing in this
vicinity.
Mrs. L. C. Munger.
Mrs. Ollie May Munger, wife of Len
c. Munger, died at her home in Gar
field township late Friday evening,
from quick consumption. Funeral
services were held Sunday morning at
1890, at Ash Creek M. T. church, con
Quoted by Rev. Il. w. Hummell.
Ollie May Sanderson was born in
Cerro Gordo, Piatt county, Illinois,
September 10, 1870, being IS years and
"A days old when she died. She was
married November, II, 1890, to
Len G. Munger, and to them were
born two children, the oldest of whom,
Ray, IA years Of age, survives her.
Besides her husband, mother and son
she is survived by three brothers and
two sisters, Will, Walter and Roy
Sanderson, Mrs. Phlan Leggett and
Tena Harris of Springfield, Illinois.
Bert l. MCCarl.
Bert L. McCarl of McCook, Neb., a
Burlington conductor we'll known in
this city and a brother of Station
Agent Il. E Mccall OF this city,
dropped dead in the Akron yards
early Saturday morning while check
ing up the cars in his train. Agent
McCarl went to McCook to attend the
funeral.
Hahn ID Wlduey-
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-10-13
That Settles II.

When a Colorado sand stone walk Is
laid that settles it. See Overing Bros.
q Go. for prices.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-10-13

: LOCALITIES !
e. ~
Hay and feed at Plumb's.

Lew Clapp went west Tuesday.
60 to Fred Plumb's for flour or feed.
Homer Morgan is in town this week
o. g. Teel went to Lincoln Tuesday.
VIM. Koon is having n new barn
built.
Miss Ella CT k spent Sunday in
Omaha.
C. b. Hale and wife were in ~Inayale
Monday.
Col. Haley returned from Omaha
Tuesday.
+. Bruning was down from Blue Hill
yesterday.
Frank Smith of Blue Hill was here
Thursday.
Ed Amack was in Guide Rock
Thursday.
Mrs. S. b. Lightfoot went to Blue
Hill today.
Mrs. G. II. Potter returned Saturday
from Lincoln.
Adair Galusha was down from Lin
coin this week.
Mrs. A. j. Gardner is up from Wy.
more this week.
II. j. Clark returned from York
Thursday noon.
Paul Pope returned from Omaha
Wednesday morning.
Miss Myrtle Morrison has gone TO
Spencer, Neb., to live.
Mrs. George Griffith returned from
Guide Rock Tuesday.
w. q. Frahm came down from Blue
Hill Tuesday evening.
Face massage and ladies' shampoo
at Hayes barber shop.
DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Creighton are in
Chicago for a few days.
w. b. Vance and wife were up from
Guide Rock yesterday.
Take your poultry and hides to
Plumb. Top prices paid.
Mrs. George HOLSTER is very i'll at
her home on Seward venue
S. S. Lake and wife were over from
Lebanon, Kansas, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Darby of Trenton
were in Red Cloud Wednesday.
Bernard McNeny went to Lincoln
AMI Omaha the first Of the week.
Oscar Sears returned from Hitch.
cock county the close of the week.
Some neat new Don't Spit" signs
have been put up. Take warning.
Nell Sherman and Vicky Haskins
we're ir Riverton the first of the week
John Schultz of Guide Rock was q
pleasant caller at this Office Saturday
Not a rich corporation-but jus,
plain j. . Caldwell, for hard and sofI
coal.
j. b. Wisecarver and family have
moved onto their farm south of Ina
vale.
Plumb the feed man will pay you thu
highest price for poultry, eggs ant
hides.
For SALE--A fine driving horse will
buggy and harness. Inquire at thi
Office.
Mr.. and Ms. Will Parkes left Nor
day night for a visit at Indianola ant
M Cook.
Robert Mcbride has purchased tn
Roby property in the northwest par
of town.
John Polnicky and g. H Haley wen
to Kansas City Tuesday to see tn
horse show.
Mrs. James Stoffer of Hiawatha
Kansas. is in the city visiting with Mrs
j. g. Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sullivan are tn
parents of a baby boy, which arrive
last Saturday.
II you want to buy, sell or trad
your real estate, see The Red Clou
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-10-13
Ben Williams.

Bon Williams, a farmer living near
Womer and we'll known in this city,
died Wednesday morning from indi-
gestion, after a very brief illness. He
was in Red Cloud last Friday and took
out a load Of lumber to begin the
erection of a new house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-10-13

Widney, of Auburn, Ind. Mr.. Widney
was we'll known in Red Cloud, where
he had visited a number Of times. He
was 80 years of age
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-10-13
John p. Wldney.

Col. G. w. Haley received a telegram
Wednesday evening announcing the
death of his father-in law, John p.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-10-13

We have the guns in
stock and can deliver the
goods. Come in and take
your choice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02

tue The FIRST article Narrative Writ
lug of AngIu-SdXou Times is by Prof.
j. NJ. Maulcy Of Chicago University
There is also the thrilling conclusion
OF Meredith Nicholsun's story. The
House of ID Thousand Candies
Aa for pictorial establishment. tho
Christmas Reader win certainly satisfy
the artistic taste OF the most cxacting
Charlotte Webcr-Dtzlcr has made a
most effective drawing for The En-
trance, which Is reproduced in tint. as
are r.. NJ. Ashes drawings for MT
Beach's story, Herman walls pictures
for Before His Door have caught
with wonderful accuracy the spirit OF
the story. and for "rhe Plunge on Sill
Yer Heels George Brehm's drawings
are perhaps the best work he has ever
done. Franklin Booth has some Of his
charac. eristcally dainty drawing In
the decorations for My Friend the Mu-
sic Master" 4 feature that viii be p
surprise TO most magazine readers is
a Christmas Glte." OF which me words
and melody are by James Whltcomo
Riley and the decorations by John Co.
eli Clay.
The verse makers represented IN the
Christmas Reader are Wilbur ID Nes-
bit, Wallace Irwin, Strickland w. Gil
ilan, Robert Underwood Johnson, 7. 4.
DAILY, John Kapd~ick Bangs ana 9th
ers. The illustrated department. our
own Times" fully up to lis usual high
standard, and Books Of the Day with
it's weli-written reviews, completes
what seems to be In all respects the
best number Of the Reader yet issued.