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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-06-07
A Costly Mistake.

B1unders are sometimes very expen-
sive. Occasionally life itself is the price
of q mistake, but you'll never be wrong
if You take DR.. Kings New Life Pills for
Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Headache, Liver or
Bowel troubles. They are gentle yet
thorough. 25c, at Allen & Woodward's
drug store.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-06-07
Notice to Builders.

Sealed bids will be received up to 8
O'Clock Saturday June 17th, 1905 for the
remodeling of the NJ. E. church of Cor
wallis, Ore, in accordance with the
plans and specifications now at the of
fee of Amber & Waters. Reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
Virgil E. Waters.
Chr. Bldg. Com.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-06-07
Notice.

We are here to do all kinds of ma
chine work, casting, repairing and
building engines, etc; on short notice.
and at reasonable prices. Work guar
anteed. Franklin Iron Works Co.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-06-07
400 Cords.

OF maple and ash wood for sale at So
and $3.50 per cord. Will be delivered
the latter part Of August. Leave orders
at Abbott's barn.
m 2o-2m. Norwood Trading Co.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

one q ne royal FANNY ~gnbaEK
EEersaf-u azy ans opsesug{as
1Ask IN iFoa. 81 ozaa oae aad wet1.
sasn tAes Al aasaa b. SIT serves
ara ssf1leh themselves 3as Tie s-
TEaar saggee ats lea aad rlnsAe5 ts
ara aad p4l IS h2se5a 5osA ais oa-a-
sn3 scratched Ass seek Ard TOE cooVa
prla0e JUMPED Up aEa k.cke5 as les
&11 scratched his bach. ara sai1
say la yoa are act ayPnouaiag Us
are you and said, "EurEsue
moaym my and Aept c. touca.us ne
stopper.
BY and by they al Ent 10 ~scrAtaAr~a
aad The emperor fuvaed o = OF p~'e
tat he was soiaE 20 see The snow
iar5agh 10 the END, as lane as be had
a ticket and lie said, What is tss
toke, anyway. and I kept on saying
Enc meHe-mony-ny and walking
around In front 81 them and dad be-
al 10 dance around. too. and dig
Under bis shir, hosam and scratch his
leg, and they al scratched In uni.
soa and laughed. and a little prince
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15
Listening to he Fishes.
Yours truly,


For listening to the noise made by
fishes in the depths of the seas, a Nor
wegian inventor has devised a telephone
to be lowered overheard from fishing
boats. With this he claims a fisherman
ear detect the presence of fish, their
numbers and even their kind. Herrings,
or smaller fish, when they come in large
numbers, make a piping, whistling
sound, while cod make a roaring noise.
When they come close to the submarine
telephone the movements Of the indi.
vidual fish can be distinguished. The
instrument consists of a microphone
in a hermetically-sealed steel box. Ii
is connected by electric wires with a
telephone In the vessel above. Every
sound In the water below Is intensified
by the %microphone and conducted by
the electric wires to the telephone
Stray Stories.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

nobility, as he could run things all
right without any help. and dad got
ready TO SO, cause the atmosphere was
getting sort of chilly, but the emperor
soon got over his huff, and told dad
not to hurry, and then he turned to me
and said, Now, little American bad
boy, what kind of a trick are you 60
ing to play on me, cause from what
| have read OF you | know you vii!
never so ont of this house without
giving me a beneit, and all my btys
expect It, and will enjoy 1t, the same
as | will; now let or go"
felt that l. was up to me 20 dc
something to maintain the reputation
| had made, so / said. Your majesty,
! will now proceed TO make ii inter.
esting for You, If you and the boys
will kindly be seated In a circle
around me" They got into a circle.
all laughing, aGd | took out OF my
pistol pocket a half Flint task Of glass,
covered with leather. Gnd with a stop
per that opened by touching q sDring
and walked around in front of each
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

ss~-,-,1re Authority And +, came 10
rssS wien Rachel had borne Joseph, that
sarca said aur1 laJau send me away
rEat ] may 50 unto m!Ee ow0 place, and 10
az roaEyg. Give ne MY wives and my
tsi5rea. for whom I have served thee ana
.et ne ~. for thou knowest my service
Rf!eh I hsys done thee. Ard Laban said
UNTO him. / Pray thee. III have found favor
tn th5rc ewes. larry fer have learned oy
experience TIA; the Lord hath blessed me
faT thy sake And he said, Appoint me tiny
wages ara ! viii give IT, And he said unto
htu. Thou kRowest row have served
.+ea and how thy cattle was With me. For
Q: was Ittle which thou Ea3st before
ana and d. is E0S increased unto a multi
,uie. and The Lord hath blessed thee since
ny coming ard now when shall provide
Tor m.Hc owa house also? And he said
Neat shall ! give thee? And Jacob said,
Thou SHAFT no. give me anything; if thou
Ms Ga This thing for me. l will again keep
ar1 feed Thy flock, / will pass through
gu tFy aucR to-day, removing from thence
g.. ,sa sReck,ed and spotted cattle, and
g. The brown cattle among the sheep, and
81. spotted ana speck.ed among the goats;
ard af saga shall be my hire. So shall my
righteousness answer fer re in tine TO
cone, was1 t shat, Gene for M hire be-
ic-e iEr face; every ore that is not
spe@k.ei ana spotted among the goats, and
lr5wa amo-s Tie sheep, ttat shan be
counted stolen with me. And Labun said,
Saao.5, ! would 1t might be according 10 thy
word Sen. 0s.5-si.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

asked how long before they would
know What II was all about, ANA | SAID
nay ene-mene, aud looked solemn, and
cad said, What you giving US" and
said, Never you mind, this is my
show and | am the whole push" ana
everybody had raised up out of his
chair and each was scratching for al!
that was out, and finally the emperor
said, Il like a joke as we'll as any
body, but | can't laugh until | know
what | an laughing about" and he
told dad to make me show what was
in the bottle, and ! showed the bottle
and there was nothing in 1t. and there
they stood scratching themselves, ana
| told dad We better excuse ourselves
and go, and we were going all right
enough when dad said, What is il
you are doing and as we got almost
20 the door | said, Your majesty, |
have distributed, impartially, | trust.
in the royal family Of Germany, a half
a pint of the hungriest tleas that Egypt
can produce, for they have been in
that flask three weeks with nothing to
eat except themselves, and | estimate
tdat there were a million Cairo fleas
In the flask, enough to set up house
keeping in your palace, with enough tc
stock the palace of your crown prince
when he is married, and this Is that
you may remember the visit of Pelk's
Bad Boy and his dad.
The emperor vas mad at first, but
he laughed. and when we got out OF
the palace dad leaned against a lamp
post and scratched his back, and said
to me, "Hennery, you never ought to
have did it," and / said, What could
4 poor boy do when called upon sud,
denly to do something to entertain roy
alty9"
We'll" says dad, 81 don't care for
myself, but this thlag is apt to bring
on international complications" and |
said. Yes, it will bring Persia into it.
cause they viii have to use Persian
insect powder 10 get rid Of them" and
then we went TO our hotel and fought
lcas all night, and thought of the
sleepless night the royal family were
having.
Well, so long, old PummernickeI.
Yours truly,
HENNERY.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

out longingly over the surrounding
landscape as thou~a searching for
some one whom she was expecting.
Why does he not Gomez" she ex-
claimed, %anxiously. "Bilhah," she
called, addressing her maid within,
did not father Laban say that he
would send Jacob word.
He did, but he seemed displeased
and mutterel as he turned away
something about Jacob leaving his
fiockS too much"
RaeheFs brow clouded. She felt the
injustice Of her fathers exactions. Ha
was a hard taskmaster, and b~egrudged
Jacob the time Of his visits home,
which during the past year had been
more frequent than usual, for he was
full of tender solicitude for her, But
now he had been away fully a month.
Go, Bilhah,' she srged, inpatient
ly, ask father Laban why Jacob
comes not"
And as the woman fastened off.
Rachel continued to look away across
the fields, How lonely her heart felt
that evening. She longed to share
with her beloved Jacob the joy of her
sons birth, How proud and clad he
would be. How through the years
their hearts had ycarned for Gods
favor And now with their hopes and
prayers realized Jacob was absent
from her, and she felt that the clad
event was robbed of half its Joy.
Yah, precious baby" she murmured
how hard it is to watt
TO wait for what, my loye?r OK.
claimed a voice, and the next moment
she found herself in Jacobs strong
arms.
'oh, Jacob, see!" holding up the
baby, its a boy-our boy!"
Yes, | know" responded Jacoh
taking the little one tenderly in II 9
arms, and looking at him with proud
eyes, Il met Bilhah as she was ON mar
way to Laban's, and she told me The
glad news And then in answer to his
wife's questions he went on to explain
now Laban had visited the fiocks near
~ two weeks before and had Objected
to his leaving them at that time do
clarire lll-naturedly that he was moo.
Letting his work, and 80 he had "a
NAMED, knowing that but a few more
Gays remained OF his seven wears oP
service.
And now we are free. Your father
has no further claim upon u.s."
And what will you do now?" Rarher
asked, wonderingly, not comprehend
Ing tho full meaning OF the situation
'DoP Has not God kept me during
all these years Of hardship and toll,
and Low He has done this that He ,as
siven me a son Of thee. | would re-
turil unto the land Of my fathers"
But how? We have nothing We can
call out own"
Jacob stared at his wife, white con.
hictins emotions OF blank astonIgh
ment, disappointment and Indignation
played over his features. Ills mind
had been NO elated over the thought
that his years Of sdfyitudc we're ended
and that he could now return 10 ihe
land God had promised to give MIN ana
bis sesd 40 q possession that be lad
not thpnEht ~ bis poverty ia rs
niembetEd All tie u years of falibt,I
service H had taken lai,ab,a ~,
forks and herds and under hts eara
they had become yast tsysaesaidha M,
II w0s atl tABan's.
Fourteen years" he said sta,ets
init have thes Z he exclaimed. win
sgddaa sniotien. piAel0g hls arm a,1as
his bti0yed ftaebei and ORA Ntpg hsr n
him.
ANA me bsig" sha aadsd, amitlng
into his fsbe a. shs ,osk and fohdjsd
him 10 her bfesst @Hm thai 1GsH moi
6ixs us ean8Is sba assys 10 tide On
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15


-. .' 80 '"@ ,'''
| "e, ''s.f 'N'a I'D aus greatest
-, ,'.''
,A-'. WV" '"E "''i"''' A'i'sa
az, 49,. y, |,' "'-l $40. On '"e
LII, !" ''.''' men ''''t
F,nrnT,m an go s.',, N.I."1N anu
go &c q '.EN''"'''' W.T.
-, 80, ~" . S7's'IH' Paa 'o''.'
man would - r 80 ,''4
Iut. ant ,I. " nv "'pi'sS
IN yac ~ .f va" ''"aA up
81. - t w. INN a'''i a's I'D
-nl ,,.,3 "'' pay 'a' w. "'SIa''
,r,ar 80 ''1 .'3 e-I's.'
~,srL. G.. 3" '-s' a' ne
80 Ia '"., '''
-, -. A'"'
F,ri 'r.,,s - 'T@"' ~" BIS ia',
hg yn,,i, 80 n-' ~ ."'~@"
- 49, W.. '"'s are
-. "'''i DEal iof me
th,.. ,,ss.. '"'1 "oaA1 ~
an, -.
f7'',s I'D 1aat
- ! t'"N. WIZ 'he Ioo&
-. 90 ."'' 'A''''ei by me
=, .'..'' a" .'.. herman
~ a.. a " r-' "",'' y" ale lace
.g,..r. ,., '..'S o. "'"' OF me
" as VIC nave IN
60. ,"' '''s''hh. 'flFes
.,u @,t p..''.' H,aGt yt iAH3n
-, , UP "",'' 1' SLOWS nls
- '"' H.'""S hp IN MS
~ ~ >"''' i''i'' MIKE. as
',on''|,9 a." 1'laalH'Nhee Bat
- ,'s',' "''. Americans are
1890 J"'' az 'nyai 70 TIER chief,
.a ta,,s ~'' D'' ana "ou'a hghl
=. ~. -. '''''e "e'"'anS "OuIu
"ele''.a'S emperor
,'IF''I '"0'' l" Sohepo1y working
- '''' At 'Ve"iS 70 us that the
soon pvr"'a.''n, ~ lar Is can be
III NV va N"!o''hs every minute
- ~ '1gCs' III sooo cIotNes'
-. Im sn'"ve", y drinking
"''"'H' auu taiNlhg ABOUT
80 uuaHS No'tu 10 10 an enemy
.horIs ha 800" N",p y" tue SHOULDER
II NJ NV" ou, even accident
"l' N'o'" " 'oVe Amer
$50 sr,,' NJ, ,,n "u ,ee,,,erel at me
- ""Nee WIS T. D. A.,
81 anon V''"n ~ sA,Hel ''ouao US ana
-, 40 ,ht,'' =. oui nome iheS
80 so,,,oa ~ $3.50, " Wy ueIniau VINO
80. Mn"auN'e owns a brew
, M ." orc t'Vn' ana lhat
- va ''u'o oaeN 10 Ter
e. spoHu Nn' "AoNe! ana hSht
Nv as
v 'aSo tao "eSFt 10 tau
uDanr,o oeln'a's IN MIL
snnnS VIZ soins 10 Stay mere and
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15
Fatal Defect.

Hc-Here Is one Of those articles 90
how to live on nine dollars a week.
His Wife-Weli--I suppose It could
be done.
oh, yes but the writer DOESN'T tell
you how TO chuck q blur so as 10 make
folks think you are living on ninety
Puck.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15
Unanimous.

You say, Mr.. Nottasent and Miss
Brokeleigh are not going to marry!
Why, l thought they we're two souls
with but a single thought"
They were-that's what broke II
of. They both wanted to marry
money.'-Cleveland Leader.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

small Of the back
and had such ire
quent dizzy spells
that | could scarce-
" get about ths
house. The URN
AIRY passages wers
also quite irregu-
lar. N o nthlg
periods were SO
distre ssing 4
dreaded their APP
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

"No," she said. II don't llks cats
They're 90 cruel They XIII the Gear
Iittis blras"
Yes replied The sarcastic man,
ITS too bad you cant trim your hats
with cats, Isn't it?'-Philaqelphls
Ledger.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

Good citizens" said the rcforrner
should band together and gct control
OF the primaries"
But what method would you sds
wise? asked HIS friend "Jiu jltsu 81
plata assault ard battay7"-- rtta.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

any ~mssqaerass clothes 10 ca2 oz 10
smleE7r q GerUaaay AEs son O. vaez
( yJu yist, r1Ta.ty 10 yurksg AID EEyrr.
far a EHd fr5c& DA a75 q sl.k CAL
H-l tsaa gas eagsh hers % Ge las
t.us s13 sT1E-I8i a, tzz-
s"f g sad pli 5z lis ira
coat end aIa hat 5lst 2 BE- uul.3 ,g
~ All at-rz8 ga aitGrErea pe-dllg
st home Pni ae mss ssaar9# INTO
q re-Glh5 gac.1., vBEEe TIE eElp51ar
a4s having ila sith u cA.latea asa
.ae enFEess gaa d5as s5ns needle
vpgE
pal supposed ue V1g5d sBre 10 tax
10 The emperor and 'bs pciz1- trough
81 Interpreter ana E9 stood there
waiting fer some one 20 break ,1e ICE
When some one told the emperor iAa;
aa American gentleman aui bis bog
wanted 20 pay their resPeats. sad taa
emperor, ab5 wore an Ordinary dark
suit with no military frLas took one
81 the young pr,Bces he a2i been play
ing with. across his kuce and care
HAn q couple ~ easy spAAA2 N taA
and the winnie family vas lagEllls
A~' '"9 sFahael boy tAe".aa iht eA~
pcugT around ias legs below ia, .ase
like a football, PlayeT and the other
P''N'sS Fl'leA a1A on ana tae en-
came hp 10 nal, s2'tas az
'a7D ne IVES having ma IAl+ OF Ms
-'7' ana sPoSe 70 aal IN Jas plTss'
"lu sam ne vas -si % see
.'7 Hs' boy man, because aF had
.''' ~.t aD'II +A' pfaRka VI .Ae "aa
.., aA" lt' "'t H@9aNe 10 Germany
"~' @s @'ao 500" s,'" a. all
-a~ 'A"s2 @t O! aAeaA and
1''' HA'" @ha' 10 maze % tae Ger
it'hihs LaRiisA, h31
'" ."' ''..l "1 GERMANY turned 10
q -a'i' Aad 20 tl-5 is tA@ cham
.''@ "@''F "g'-t Oh America ava
'- H'' 'h tue 'eaa, aa4 Ie.t Thai
81. "@' s.'-.H d lf4r"9 2' }2e lam
AH3 "s ST.. '.@n E.th @Aa emperor AM
'a'"-a ''' MAX a" A"'r' waite the
YOURS princes 6-.2eE'A around Lle
ana We Sal A2"a "a tha H23r ana the
r'sS S"l ptl 'h"lr KNIVES Q We
f'a!'' "'"A'o'1ly PEG On t"s 'aFl7'
l"s' as t"'h-E we were al nome, ana
a'' -"e 10Y lathel English, and va
ID q goAy "Hla. Inc princes hal al
read fee@ haa BOY n mink
NAE fI3AHINI anu TElAFE3A nave EugHET-
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15
A Liberal View.

DO you think that a politician 4
worse than other men,"
No" answered Senator Sorghum
He has more temptations.
tngton Star.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

proach, This was my condition ios
four years. Deans Kidney Pills helpea
NJ right away when ! begin vita
them, and three boxes cured me perrnai
nently." III
Foster Milhurn Co. Buffalo. n.
For sale BY all Dealers Price, 50 cen1
per hex
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15
A wOMAN'S SUFFERINGS.
Irregular, Racked With Pains
Made Well and as Pounds Heavier.

Mrs. E. ". Wright Of Ire Main Street
Haverhil, Mass, says: "In 1898 wa
suffering SO with sharp pains In the
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15
Had To,

Il see Bilkins clipped with hi
cook"
What did he do that for"
No way out of 1t. She was the best
cook they eve had, and she gave nor
tice. Life.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

ACHEL stood in
the tent door
humming a lit,
tie lullaby to the
babO which rest
ed in her arms.
He body swayed
gently with the
rythm of the
music as she
rocked him TO
and fro, and her
eyes rested upon
his face lovingly
Tor a moment
and then looked
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

The Bad Boy Finds Germany vsy
Much Like Mliwaukce-Ee Plays
humbisty Peg attn taa German
Frsncss-He EatcvtziDs Sac Royal
Family with "a Trick
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-15
EoR SALE
city Lots and Lands

GO DOWN TODAY
BOWEN q CHAMBERLIN'S
MAIN FtGUERoA STREET TRACT
AND SEE THE HUSTL1NG GOING ON IN
THE WAY OF BUILDINGS BEING BRECI.
ED, ALSO THE SOLD" SIGNS WHICH
f6Ts hgE SOLD ST rnH THE PAST PAST WEEK WEEK WE HAVE
1T FROM HEAD AUTHORITY OF THE, THE
HUNTINGTON co. THAT THE ELECTRIC
LINE FROM JEFFERSON STREET OUT
AvE) WILL BE COMPLETED At ONCE
WHICH PASSES OUR TRACT THEN ALL
PRICES WILL JUMP UPWARDS, 80
EXPECT TO SELL EVERY LOT WITHIN
THE NEXT 30 DAYS, 50 NOW is THE
TIME TO GET ON THE BAND WAGON
''RBMEMBER''
IT is THE POPULAR SOUTHWEST.
WEST OF MAIN
WEST OF MAIN
AND THE PRICES ARE THE SAME AS
SIMILAR LOTS IN SIZE
EAST OF MAIN.
YOU WELL KNOW MUCH BETTER
FEELING TOWARD LOCATION FOR
HOME OR INVESTMENT is
WEST OF MAIN
WHEN BUYING A LOT, WHETHER FOR
HOME OR FOR INVESTMENT, GET THE
BEST YOUR MONEY WILL BUY. Los
ANGELES REALTY is GOOD. BUT WEsE 4S
OF MAIN is THE BEST, AND DEMANDS
BETTER PRICES.
MAIN STREET.
80 FEET WIDE, PASSES THE BOWEN &
TR. No ON THE EAST AN UP-To-
DATE BUSINESS STREET, PAVED TO
WITHIN THREE BLOCKS OF BOWEN q
CHAMBERLIN'S MAIN & FIGUERoA ST.
ING, STREET GRADED, ONE OF THE
FINEST MACADAMIZED IRWIN
STREETS IN THE CITY -
THE ELECTRIC CARS WILL BE RUN
A
SHORT TIME.
FIGUERoA STREET,
100 FEET WIDE AND THE BoN-ToN RESl-
CITY. WILL BE GRADED, GRAvELED
WITH 6-FoOT SIDEWALKS FROM 18TH
TO VERNON AVENUE, PASSES BOWEN d
CHAMBERL1N S MAIN & FIGUERoA ST.
TR. NO. ON THE WEST.
SIDEWALKS.
OUR SIDEWALKS ARE ALL AND 8
FEET WIDE. MOST ALL OTHER TRACTS
HAVE FEET WALKS?
EACH LOT HAS A 12-FEET ALLEY.
RESTRICTIONS.
EACH HOUSE MUST SET 20 FEET FROM
THE PROPERTY LINE. NO HOUSE AL
LOWED THAT COSTS LESS THAN $500, 2
STORY, ON MAIN AND FIGUEROA SITS
$500 ON 10TH, 41ST AND AID SITS, WHICH
ASSURES OUR PURCHASERS I1ooit OF HAVING
TERMS OF PAYMENTS.
WE WILL ACCEPT X CASH, BALANCE,
g. 12 AND 18 MONTHS WITH PER CENT
INTEREST.
PRICES.
FROM s675 TO s2500.
ORNAMENTAL PILLARS.
EACH STREET HAS FINE ORNAMEN-
TAI, PILLARS OF GRAY STONE, WITH
ELECTRIC ARCHES AT BOTH EN-
FRANCES ON MAIN AND FIGUERoA SITS
ELECTRIC CARS.
TAKE REDONDO ELECTRIC CARS TC
FIGUEROA STREET, WHERE YOU WILL
FIND BOWEN & CHAMBERL1N'S MAIN Z
FIGUERoA STREET TRACT NO. q NAH
ST. LINE TO JEFFERSON, ONLY z
SHORT WALK SOUTH. THE MAPLE
AVE. LINE TO 10TH ST., AND BLOCKS
WEST TO BOWEN & CHAMBERLIN'i
MAIN & FIGUBROA STREET TRACT NO
g
j. 3. RISING, ACT. ON TRACT
BOWEN & CHAMBERLIN,
440 DOUGLAS BLDG.
STRONG & DICKINSON,
1876 s. BROADWAY.
LOS ANGELES REALTY BOARD.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-15
s8750. -
NOTE THIS BUY.
SOME VERY GOOD BARGAINS FOR SALE
THIS WEEK BY
THOS j. HAMPTON CO., 119 8. BROAD

SOME VERY GOOD BARGAINS FOR SALE
rHos. j. HAMPTON %Af. CO. il' $ BROAD
s115o-Four-room cottage on Sunset Boule-
vard.. large lot. $3.50 cash: balance In IN
monthly payments. Price includes street
sis5o-Three cottage on 2. 4oth, near
San Pedro street. VIII take $50 down, bal
s15OO-Five-room cottage on q. 14th, two
blocks east Of Central q avenue nsr ssf'Sig at any
the property would be cheap at $4,000.
si56O-Four- room cottage on Clara street:
$50 cash, balance monthly. Cottage is
sI50O-Four room cottage on w. 40th, near
Vermont avenue; 800 cash, balance $40 per
$500 EIve:room cottage on cantSn St street,
est buy @ close In in the city city; pos,, ,r.,en,s
close to Soto and Brooklyn avenue; shade
and fruit trees.
Washington street; electric fixtures and
everything complete; lawn and howers;
s21Oo-Modern hve.room eottage gee Quilt apout POI
sS45o~Five-room modern cottage on Stan
ford between sth and 9th streets:
s25Oo-six-room cottage on e. LIST, south Of
Boyle Avenue. Lot 65x15o; in fine shape.
So eas sostas Sn I sn odern
every way; lot Is worth the money;
s27oo-six-room modern cottage, all com ON
Pedro street; cheaper than any fve-room
cottage in the block.
s3O00-Six-room modern cottage on Court
Circle, with a little additional outlay this
can be made into a 11-room house; lot 5ox12o.
This is very reasonable and can be had on
terms.
S3250-Six-room house on N. Beaudry ave-
nue.; lot 5ox150; lot adjoining held at $4,000;
large barn. woodshed and other improve
ments This is within easy walking dis
tance
T, r n
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-15
EoR SALE
city Lots and Lands

City Lots and Lands
FREE EXCURSION TO wLLOwBROoK.
Get tickets any time sunday, Of Harbert
a Butterworth, 1873 south broadway
An investment nj wIlIowbrook will pay
Handsomely In n short time.
Quarter and haIf-acre lots. si7S TO $500 I;
s25 each. so monthly.
Only seventeen minutes from Sixth and
Main, on the Long Beach line.
HARBERT a BUTTERwORTH,
1873 South Broadway.
j. V. BALDWIN,
2O7 Conservative Life Building.
+. w. FLINT, yR..
205 johnson Building.
HAVE YOU SEEN
wINTON McLEOD's
FIGUERoA BOULEVARD TRACT NO,s9
CLOSE IN.
rs MINUTES FROM CITY HALL.
7-MINUTE SERVICE.
aO-YEAR-oLD PALM Nm AND PEPPER
HIGH-CLAss IMPROVEMENTS.
sOs AND $40 TRUST BUILDING.
n. E. CORNER SECOND AND SPRING..
l.. A. r.. B.
$40 CASH $40 MONTHLY,
BELLEVUE TEMPLE TRACT.
800 to 800
Temple St. car line.
Is minutes to First
and Spring SITS.
Now is the time to
secure cheap lot.
SOLE CARROLL j. DAILY & CO.,
AGENTS. 211 West First ST.
Main 1853. Home 1926.
L. A. r. b.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-15

FOR SALE ~.
we offer for sale new. modern cot
taga situated near Thirtieth street and
Maple avenue This place consists OF
Ave rooms, polished floors, expensive man
tel and grille work, buffet, walls tinted,
nickel-plated plumbing. which Is connect
ed with the sewer, combination lighting
fixtures, and everything else that is de-
sired in a California home.
The owner of this house Is in need or
cash and will make great sacrihce IN
next few days. Call on us for particu-
T. BURRIS mitchell & CO.,
326-327 Douglas Building.
Honne-37T4.
Sunset--Black 1891.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-15
FOR SALE
City Lots and Lands

City Lots and Lands
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LOTS Hois Iors
LOTS lots
FOR sABE-AT
$500
$500
BUYS THE CORNER OF
NORMANDIE AND CORDOVA AYES.
5OX135.
$3.50
$3.50
BUYS AN EAST FRONT LOT
HARVARD BOULEVARD,
CLOSE TO
SIXTEENTH STREET
$500.
$500.
WE HAVE A CHOICE LOT
,,,sr sooX21TF,9RpD AyENgEii NOTION
I
IT'S A RARE BARGAIN.
sIeoo
$1,000
FOR A SOUTH FRONT
ON
LASALLE AVENUE,
BETWEEN
TWENTIETH AND TwENTY-FIRsT.
IT'S AN ELEGHNT HOME SITE
AND A GOOD BUY.
s215O
$3.50
IT'S THE BEST BUY IN THE
WESTLAKE DISTRICT.
LAKE STREET.
LAKE STREET.
BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH.
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS.
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS.
WE HAVE LOTS IN THE SAME
BLOCK THAT THE OWNERS
ASK $4,000 FOR.
ONLY
$780,
$2150.
$3.50.
$3.50.
IN THE WEST ADAMS HEIGHTS.
HOBART BOULEVARD.
HOBART BOULEVARD.
EAST FRONT.
EAST FRONT.
75X147.
75X147.
IT'S $500 BELOW VALUE
IT'S $500 BELOW VALUE
AND CLOSE TO
WASHINGTON CAR LINE.
DON'T FORGET
THE PRICE.
$3.50.
$3.50.
THESE ARE ONLY FEW OF
THE GOOD BUYS WE
HAVE ON OUR
BOOKS.
JAS. v. BALDWIN,
2Os-21O CONSERVATIVES LIFE BLDG,
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