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The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-04-28
SHAM ARMOR.
story of q Once Famous Vessel In
the RusaAnn Anvx

story of a Once Famous Vessel In
the Russian Navy.
Among the anecdotes told by Colonel
+. A. Wellesley in his book, with the
Russians In Peace and War;" is one
concerning once famous vessel Of the
Russian navy. When the ironclad
Peter the Great, from which so much
was expected, was in course Of con.
struction the deputy acting minister
of marine, on being suddenly asked by
the car what progress the ship in
question was making, lost his head
and replied that she would be ready
for sea in three weeks "The emperor
expressed great satisfaction at the
news and said that he would shortly
inspect the vessel at Cronstadt. 1t so
happened, however, that, far from
being ready for sea, the SHY was still
in dock and that her aI.Eor plates,
which were being rolled in England.
had not even been delivered. In view
of the emperor's threatened visit all
useful work on board the ship was
stopped, and hundreds of men were
set to work night and day at the cree
ton Of cabins, the covering of the ship
with sham armor, the erection OF
wooden turrets and the like.
when the Duke Of Edinburgh came
to Russia told his royal highness this
story" continues Colonel Wellesley,
(which he was most reluctant to be.
lieve. 1 told the duke however, that
he would soon have an opportunity OF
Judging for himself at naval review,
and l predicted that, as he was naval
officer and therefore sure to detect
anything wrong, some excuse would be
made to prevent his going on board
that particular ship. The duke ex-
pressed to Russian naval officer his
desire to visit that ship, but objec-
lions were raised to his doing so.
"Then the emperor, noticing that
something was wrong, ordered a boat
to be lowered Immediately to take his
royal highness on board. After the re
view the duke told me that l was
wrong about the turrets being made
of wood, as he had placed his hand
on one of them, and 1t was made of
canvas and yielded to the pressure Of
his fingers"
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LAKE COMO.

w. L. Gable, deputy collector in
ternal revenue, with headquarters at
Leesburg, has been on a visit to his
home at this place. While here he
was, notified that his headquarters
would be changed to Lakeland on
the first of May.
Miss Clifford, who has been visiting
Miss Carrie Carter, has gone to Day.
tona.
N. A. Vurgason and daughter,
Miss Ella, arrived at Como, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. J. A. McNab arrived in Como
Wednesday.
Quite a large mocassin was killed
by f.. f. Sullivan one day last week.
The canal connecting the chain of
lakes at this place is completed and
boats and launches can pass from
one lake to another, giving several
miles of travel, and beautiful scenery
delight the eye.
Quite a jolly party held picnic
up the Ocklawaha river Monday. 1t
is beautiful trip ana all had most
enjoyable time, fishing and cunning.
At - O'Clock, sharp, they repaired to
ALLIGATOR Heights, where fish were
fried and coffee made by the boat
men. The ladies spread delightful
lunch. After dinner they enjoyed
fishing until their departure for
home. Quite a number of fish were
caught.
Ed. Sullivan has made extensive
improvements to the Avenue House,
of which he is the proprietor. Rooms
have been added and spacious YER
andas built, which are upheld by
beautiful palmetto posts, which give
it most unique appearance. 1t is a
very popular house, and is always
crowded to its utmost capacity and
the genial host and hostess are great
favorites.
Services were held in the NJ. f
church on Easter morning. Singing
by the choir and recitations by the
children were enjoyed. A short, but
fine sermon was preached by Rev.
Mr.. Young.
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WELAKA.

Our visisors are leaving us Just
when Florida is at its best-presum-
ably for the pleasure of seeing the
trees leaf out when they reach their
northern homes, since those who
have already gone send back fearful
tales of ice and snow and exercise in
overcoats.
Mr.. Clark and family and Capt.
Packard left on Monday. All will
return next fall
Capt. Packard and Mr.. Lemon,
with Il boatman, met with an acct
dent on Friday of last week that was
annoying and might have proven SER
ious. phey bad almost finished a
very successful days fishing when,
in the excitement of pulling out a
steen FOUNDER" the boat was tip
ped over, throwing into the water
the days catch, the fishing tackle,
Mr.. Packard's gun, puzzle combi-
nation knife that cost twelve dollars,
and the fishermen themselves. Mr..
Lemon, who cannot swim, was res
cued with difficulty. 1t was too late
after their involuntary bath to do
more than strike for home and dry
clothes and wet drinks; but the next
day the gun was recovered by Crap
pling. The knife remains a tribute
to the st. Johns and puzzle for the
alligators.
Undeterred by the above exper-
fence, large and merry party of
fishermen and maidens made sue
cessful trip on Tuesday the 18th.
The party was composed of visitors
at Mr.. Bryant's and the Buss hotel,
Miss Morrison, Mr.. Wallace Waid
and others.
Mr. Postell has removed his store
to the building formerly occupied by
Mr.. Gilchrist. Mr.. Postell's long ac-
quaintance with the neighboring far
mers is security for the quality of
his butter, eggs, honey and vege-
tables. The building has been pur-
chased and is being improved by our
public spirited citizen, Mr.. Miller.
Recent arrivals at the Gates house
are Mr. Louis Ettlinger of New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. Hansell of
Philadelphia, the latter of whom
We're here three years ago.
Mrs. Gates has been seriously in
disposed, but under the skillful
treatment of DR.. Warren of Crescent
City, is on the road to recovery.
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CRESCENT CITY.

Is one Of the most beautiful
locations In Florida. Tourists
will find it an ideal spot to
spend the winter, or pass a few
days of keen delight.
The town is on Crescent Lake
ian arm of the st. Johns River
and is 100 miles by water, and
" miles by rail from Jackson
vile.
The all day river ride on the
steamer Crescent, from Jack
sonville to Crescent City, is one
OF the delightful experiences of
Florida travel. The steamer
leaves Jacksonville at 8 a. m.
every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, reaching Crescent
City at 6 p. m. This trip is the
only daylight ride up the broad
and picturesque st. Johns.
The steamer has pretty cabins
and offers a delightful outlook
even in stormy weather.
Crescent City is the center of
the orange growing industry in
middle Florida, and beautiful
groves surround the place.
Good boating, hunting and
fishing will afford amusement
for sportsmen.
Naptha launches can be Sc
cured cheaply for water trips.
Crescent City has good hotels
and boarding houses at mode
rate rates.
Beautiful shaded walks and
bicycle paths.
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Crescent City News

James O'Callaghan and daughter,
Miss Kate, of the upper peninsula OF
! Michigan, are so well pleased with
Crescent City that they have decid-
ed to prolong their stay indefinitely.
Mr.. O'Callaghan says the place is ide; |
and that his health is being rapidly
restored by our genial climate. He
thinks seriously of securing a winter
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Oliver Macdonald
left for their home in Paterson, N.
j., on Monday, after pleasant stay
of several months at Grove Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macdonald have been
winter visitors to Crescent City for
several years and their coming is al
ways looked forward to with pleas
ure and their going with regret.
Mr.. Macdonald is aretired insurance
general manager of Paterson.
l.. M. Baker is now in charge of
the barrel factory in s. A. Bakers
saw mill at Seville, which is just
now busily engaged in turning out
potato barrels for growers in this
neighborhood. A sample of Mr.
Bakers work is on exhibition at j.
w. Longs store, and all who have
seen it declare it is the best made
potato barrel yet turned by Flori-
da factory. Mr.. Baker is an expert
barrel maker, whose service is ca
gerly sought by manufacturers.
DR.. G. F. Sprague is expected
home from Tallahassee tomorrow
and will spend Sunday with his
family, On his return Sunday eve
ming he will be accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Kathleen, who will
spend season in Tallahassee. The
doctor is on one of the special COM
mittees of the legislature to visit
state institutions, and as he was to
be in st, Augustine, thought he
would profit by the opportunity to
pay flying visit home.
George Carpenter with his mother
and aunt, Mrs. Hale, who have spent
the winter in their pleasant cottage
fronting north park, left for their
home in Attleboro, Mass, last week.
Mr.. Carpenter is large manufac-
turer of shoe strings at Pawtucket,
R. Ia business, while seemingly
small, requiring high order of bust
ness sagacity and nerve. Compiti-
ton is strong. Mr.. Carpenters con
Germ manufactures about 40 tons of
shoe strings a year.
The reading room of the V. l. A.,
at the hall is open every Wednesday
and Saturday afternoon and the
ladies extend a cordial invitation to
all citizens to avail themselves of the
opportunity thus offered to read the
magazines which are always at hand.
The reading room is free to all and
the hall affords cool and altogether
comfortable place for reading and
rest. All who wish can have the
privilege of the library or more than
2C0 volumes on payment of $3.50
which amount covers membership.
Then there is fee of five cents for
each book read. Very many of the
latest works of fiction are in the Ii
hrarv
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II Reminded Him.

fine best remedy against lapse of
memory is the piece of thread tied
about the finger But there is a well
authenticated case of man whose
wife tied piece of thread around his
finger in the morning to remind him
to get his hair cut,
On his way home to dinner he motto
ed the piece of thread. Eyes, remem-
ber," he said and, smiling proudly,
entered the usual shop and sat down
before the accustomed artist.
"Why, ! cut your hair this morning
sir!' said the astonished barber.
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simply n Lottery.

DR.. Phaker-Take this prescription
1t will either kill or cure you. Patient
But suppose It kills me? DIR. Phaker--
Nothing ventured, nothing gained. Ny
motto is, NO cure, no pay" so I'm tax
Ing chance as well as you.-Philadel.
phia Press.
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Interchangabie Tickets.

In travelling you will find it very con-
venient to use Atlantic Coast Line in
terchangable mileage tickets good over
approximately 10000 miles of railroad
These tickets will be- honored as far
East as Washington and West to Gin
cinnati, Louisville, Evansville and st.
Louis. Take advantage OF this arrange
ment and avoid the inconvenience Of
purchasing additional mileage books.
Superior train service to all points East
West and South. W. H. LKAHY, D P A
w. ]. CRAIG, G. P. A. Savannah, Ga.
Wilmington, N. @.
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"Ahg' sighed the man with the scan
ty hair. shakespeare spoke truly when
he said, The evil that men do lives aft
er them"
For, be it said, the scanty haired man
had recently married n widow with a
ten-year-old son who was a terror
Chicago News.
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Mrs. McFlub-Your husband seems
to be quite versatile. Has be ever IN
vented anythingf
Mrs. Sleeth-0h. yes; one Of the fin
est lines of midnight excuses you ever
listened to.--Louisville Courier-J Journal.
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The Main Point.

81 viii have great deal to say when
get started" said the young congress
man.
"My friend" answered the veteran
at isn't the man who has things to say
that counts. It's the man who gets a
chance to say Washing
Star.
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Daughter Cooking up from her
noveD-Paps. In time OF trial what dc
you suppose brings the most comfort
to a mann Papa-An acquittal. ]
should think.
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what reason does he give for net
paying his wife alimonyT
HE says that marriage Is a lottery,
and hence alimony is gambling debt"
-Collier's Weekly,
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EnrIy Training.

1--WE think baby will make great
politician"
"WhyT
"Well, he erawls out of everything
so Puck.
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CRESCENT CITY TEMPERATURE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING APRIL 60, 1905. L.
D. WILLIAMS, OBSERVER.
Max, Min,
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The soul of man is infinite In what
Il eovets.-Ben Johnson.
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! The Louisville & Nashville via Montgomery
! The Mobile q Ohio R. r. via Montgomery.
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CONNECTIONS:

! THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE, via Charleston,
Richmond and Washington.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-04-28

Via Savannah and Ocean Steamship Company
New York, Philadelphia and Boston.
Via Norfolk and Steamer for N. Y, Wash, BIZ
Via Savannah and Merchants & Miners Trans
tatIon Company for Baltimore and Phia.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18


FOR SALE-FOR
S475-Lot on Palomares street.
$500 TO S450-Large lots, 10 per cent
cash, J-cent fare, Pacific Elec-
tric.
$3.50 to sy5O-Forty-f fifth street, near
South Park avenue.
$50 to S3OO-Lots at Lincoln Park.
$S5O-Lots on Central, near Forty
S65O-Lots on Fortieth, near Central.
$55O-Lots on ThirtysiXth near
Griffith.
$3.50 to SsOO-Lots in N. Mob Hill
tract, First and Alvarado.
$500 to $175O-Lots in Angeleno
Heights tract.
$525-Lots on Fifty-seventh, near
Figueroa.
S775-Lots on Figueroa, near Fifty
sixth.
$6OO-Lots on Fifty-third near Mo-
meta avenue
$65O-Lot on Thirty-seven street,
Howes tract.
$15OO-5O feet on Twentieth, near
Arlington
$1,000 feet on Washington, near
Arlington.
$23, 3,500-15 acres, 81 lots, four modern
houses, barns, fences, corrals,
windmills, tank and pipes, on
Vermont avenue; electric cars.
q. II. JONES,
Room 220, 2tS South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
FoR sALs
esaoh property-vsnIas oI AmerIea
VENICE.
wINDwARD AVENUE.
VENICE.
wINDwARD AVENUE.
VENICE.

WINDwARD AVENUE.
WE HAVE TWO LOTS ON
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF WARD AVENUE
AND THE SPEEDWAY, VEN
ICE OF AMERICA, ON WHICH
WE WILL ERECT A THREE
STORY BUILDING TO SUIT
TENANTS. WILL LEASE THE
TWO UPPER FLOORS AND
THE GROUND FLOOR SEP
ARATELY. THE UPPER
FLOORS WILL BE BEAUTI-
FULLY ARRANGED FOR HO-
TEL PURPOSES, WITH IDEAL
GRO U ND FLOOR OFFICE.
THE LOWER FLOOR WILL
BE ARRANGED FOR LARGE
CAFE. If YOU ARE LOOK
ING FOR A FINE LOCATION
AT VENICE, HERE IS THE
BEST ON WINDwARD AVE-
NUE., WHICH is THE HEART
or VENICE, THE ONLY ALL
YEAR-ROUND BEACH RE-
SORT ON THE PACIFIC
COAST.
IT YOU WANT AN INVEST
MENT THAT WILL PAY 9
PER CENT PER ANNUN NET
FOR A TERM OF YEARS, TO-
GETHER WITH AN ENOR-
NOUS INCREASE IN THE
VALUE OF THE PROPERTY,
LOOK US UP. THE LEASE
WILL BE BONA FIDE AND
CURED BY CASH OR
BONDS.
NJ. E. JOHNSON & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS',
6O5-6-7 II. w. HELLMAN BLDG.
PHONES-HOME 4539; MAIN 2669.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

FOR SALE
20 HOUSES NOW GOING UP
in front of Huntington Car Works, 55th
and South Park; 5000 men employed.
Call and have yours finished to suit
your wife.
Also, 200 lots for sale on time
Also. 25-room building. on Fill street,
for S9500, half cash; rented for nearly
$1100; and one new cottage for $500 and
for $1,000.
See LARKIN e. CO.,
42l Byrne Bldg.
Also 5Sth and South Park.
Take San Pedro car to office.
South Park office open Sunday after
noon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

FOR SALE
BY STRONG & DICKINSON.
F1GUEROA STREET TRACT.
STRONG & DECISIONS
FIGUEROA STREET TRACT.
CONTAINING FORTY ACRES.
LYING &C on ,, IT THE z VEST Isl SIDE OF
EvERY ONE KNoWs WHAT THAT
AND BETWEEN 42D ST; AND
FINE, LARGE, LEVEL. LOTS
al Terms. Tffilf $50 SO 6oWN SOW f'OO'
WE BOUGHT THIS PROPERTY FOR
HALF WHAT ADJOINING PROPER
TY IS NOW HELD AT. CONSE-
Low PRICES We HAVE ON THE
$500 BTILRING gILdING RGE3STRTCTI0Ns- TC 70
WALK soUTH TO THoRPE STREET.
SOON BE RUNNING, AND ONLY
PRICE fNcLTDEs sTREET WORK.
THESE LOTS ARE ALL GENUINE
rrr,, BARGAINS ~
AT THIS PRICE, BEING FROM
500 TO $3.50 CHEAPER THAN
ANYTHING IN THE NEIGHBOR-
HOOP WE BUY RIGHT, tC5to2NsE-
THE GROUND TO SHOW THE
PROPERTY.
LOOK THIS Up, At ONCE AND
GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR.
STRONG & DICKINSON,
TEL. 1878. 135 SOUTH BROADWAY.
OFFICE OPEN MONDAY AND
SATURDAY NIGHTS.
WIDESPREADING WALNUT TREES
ON YOUR LOT.
CAR LINE PAST YOUR DOOR.
SUBSTANTIAL, WIDE STREETS
AND CEMENT CURBS.
FIVE-FOOT CEMENT WALKS.
DELIGHTFUL SITUATION, WITH
HIGH-CLASS RESIDENCES
ABOUT YOU.
IN THE HEART OF THIS GROWING
CITY, WHERE EVERY ADVANCE
IN VALUE RI1A ACHES YOU AND
MAKES MONEY FOR YOU.
s6OO-LoTs IN BEAUTIFUL-$GOO
WALNUT PARK
Have all these advantages, and more.
Situated on the corner of Vernon and
Moneta avenues. The new Moneta
avenue line, now being built, will go
directly past this handsome new tract.
Come to the office for maps, or
take the Maple avenue car to Forty
fifth street and walk west two blocks
70 tract office, In the Shade of the
Walnut Trees"
EASY TERMS. SC FARE.
COME SUNDAY.
EMIL FIRTH.
HOME 91Q5; MAIN 254S.
n A 1NN A
FOR sALE-sIX SNAPS.
s7OO-Bellevue avenue, facing Echo
park.
s15OO-oeean View, near Park View,
50X150.
&1O5O-West Thirty-secOnd street
right near Hoover, 5Ox15O.
s2OOO-Near Ninth and Blaine, 5Ox14O.
s25OO-Arapahoe street, right near
Tenth, in Westmoreland tract,
6Ox150; cheapest lot in the
forced sale.
$sOOO--westIalSe avenue, Just north
yated and slightly i fG Siiey, wortb sle7
$4250.
bOS Douglas Bldg. Both Phones
CLOSE-IN LOTS. Asst
and Compton; large fruit trees can
you beat this? Also $3.50 lot, 4OxlSS, 56th
street and Flgueroa. Agent on tracts
WIESENDANGER. 221 Laughlin Bid. so
FOR sALE-CHEAP LOT ON MeGARRY
ST., near 18th ST. work all done: price
5000; easy terms.
OWNER, 4o3 currier Bldg.
AVE. LOT 80 FIT. FRONT
sase' $500 only II II. deep. SIDDALL,
300 copp Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
FoR 81
cNx Tote and Lands


~ INGRAM q briggs.
INGRAM q BRIGGS.
0o1 AND 0O2 BHAHY BUILDING.
5. ~. COR. FOURTH AND SPRING.
BOTH PHONES 20.
HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR
SPLENDID VALUES IN RESIDENT
PROPERTY IN THE BEAUTIFUL
SOUTHWEST;
ON PASADENA SHORT LINE;
JOINS sCHUTzEN Park, CAN DE
CAN DELIVER THE 127X15O FEET
FOR $3.50.
4ox1sO-w. s1sT, NEAR WEST
- ERNj TERMS ....., :. 500
t0x120-J 11 Z Il II r S IN, NEAR
sOx1so-W, $sT4 ~ NEAR BUD.
tOxiss-HoB4Rr, efI NEAR s5TH. $500
sox125-RoxBURY, NEAR Ho-
THIS RoxBuRY PROPER
TY is ABOUT THE ONLY LOT
TO BE HAD IN THIS BEAU
TIFTTL, HIGH RESTRICTED
DISTRICT WHERE BUNGA-
Low CAN BE BUILT.
bOx1s5-1N WEST ADAMS
SOx141-s9P ST. CLOSE Tiio!'., To,o
VERMONT ...........S $1,000
51x14O-C AMB d GLE, NEAR
HARVARD ..........S $3.50
50x125-HOBART BLVD, NEAR
WASHINGTON ........ $1,000
b0x125-E. FRONT, CHI RICH,
NEAR WASHINGTON. $1,000
$3.50. $1150. $3.50.
HERE ARE TWO OF THE BEST
PRICED LOTS IN BEAUTIFUL |
WEST END HEIGHTS: VAN NESS
AVENUE NEAR WASHINGTON. WE |
CAN DELIVER TWO LOTS, 50X141 |
FEET, AT $3.50 EACH; JUST ABOUT |
5000 LESS THAN VALUE.
INGRAM q BRIGGS.
MEMBERS REALTY BOARD.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Three very fine lots in
Florence H e g h S tract.
These lots will be offered
for ten days at $3.50.
PHONE OWNER.
1924 Home; Sunset
South 566.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

q
FOR SALE - SPECIAL BARGAINS.
fine business investments. Apply to
BEN WHITE, SQS Bryson Block, I'd and
Spring. l.. A. Il. b.
Income S165 monthly; price Sf5,5Oo; lot
5ONl2O. with apartment house; Crocker
street, close in.
$50 00O-50X150 improved: Main. vicin-
ity of Pico; rents 500; income $50 month
ly; price $3.50; lot l0xl4O with apart
ment house; Pico street
3lhX120, Broom cottage, rent s25; price
$4,000; vicinity Arcade depot.
9lX15O; Hill street; $5S,5OO; positive bar
gain.
62%N1OO; fine corner; east 9th; only
S60OO. Many other fine well located bust
ness properties. May take good close
IN lot as part payment on some of the
above properties.
$4,000; fine corner Temple street; 75x175.
with improvements Don't miss this
Only. S6OO0 BEN WHITE, sos Bryson
Block
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
EoR sALL
Business Properly

FOR SALE
WEST SIXTH STREET.
WEST SIXTH STREETi
LOT IMPROVED WITH g.
STORY BUILDING, PAYING
GOOD INTEREST ON MON
EY INVESTED; DEDUCTING
THE VALUE OF IMPROVE
M - N rs LEAV YES THE
GROUND S1S PER FOOT
CHEAPER ThAN ANY PROP
ERTY IN THE SAME BLOCK;
MANY EXTENSIVE I'M
PROVEMENTS ARE UNDER
WAY IN THIS SECTION; IL
YOU ARE INTERESTED YOU
MUST ACT QUICKLY TO SIC
CURE THIS DECIDED BAR
GAIN.
G.. J. HEYLER CO.
310-l1-12 BRYSON BLOCK.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

ON PASADENA SHORT LINE;
JOINS sCHUTHEN pARKg CAN BE
DIVIDED INTO THREE LOTS. WE
CAN DELIVER THE 127X150 FEET
FOR $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18


FOR SALE-BY
BARRY BROS.
32S-329 BRADBURY BLDG.
INCOME CORNER ON SAN PEDRO
CLOSE IN; S0X9O; $4,000.
CORNER ON GRAND AVE, CoXtOo;
S12 500.
CORNER ON SOUTH MAIN, 1OOX14O
INCOME OF 800 PER MONTH; SIS
PER FRONT FOOT.
INCOME CORNER ON TOBERMAN;
105&176; $4,000.
62X167; SOUTH MAIN, CLOSE IN;
$225 PER FOOT.
5OX14O, SOUTH MAIN. NEAR ADAMS;
$1,000.
5oX15o, Los ANGELES, NEAR uTH
ST; $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

FOR SALE-sPLENDID CORNER ON
10 i25 IT. IT, on San Gsf Pedro % Fine ieyS corner e
on Maple ave, 40x12O; tenement ready
to lease for years as soon as building
Is up. $1,000. Snap. Good business cor-
ner. West 10th, 53x150; $2500 McFAT-
RIDGE BROS, SlS s. Spring
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
ZOE sALE
City Lots and Lands

FOR SALE Only $4,000.
DO YOU WANT A FINE RESI-
DENCE Lot, CLOSE IN AND IN THE
FASHIONABLE WESTIAfNE Dis
TRlCTs WE HAVE THE CHEAP
EST BUY IN THIS DISTRICT, 6JX
16J TO A 2O-FOOT ALLEY, ON WEST
NINTH STREET, HIGH GROUND,
COMMANDS ELEGANT VIEW; OWN
ER HAS BEEN ASKING $4,000, but
HE NEEDS MONEY AND WILL SELL
THIS WEEK FOR LESS THAN 1T
COST HIM. NOW Is TIE TIME 10
BUY. CONSIDER THE SIZE, LOCA-
TION, ELEVATION AND PRICE.
HOLMES & WALTON.
0O4 AND 500 GRANT BUILDING.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

w e e L L T II E e ARTH.
BASSETT & SMITH
BARGAINS FOR INVESTORS.
Spring st.-S635 month-Price S1O4 400
Spring st.-$325 month-Price 100000
63 Rooms-S5OO month-Price S93 5OO
GO Rooms-S365 month-Price 300 O00
as Rooms-S24O month-Price 500 000
AZ Rooms-S15O month-Price S15 000
oS Rooms-S10O month-Price $11,500
"a Rooms-S1OO month-Price $10000
2S Rooms-S1OO month-Price $4,000
16 Rooms $50 month-Price $500
BASSETT & SMITH. LA.R.B.
2O2h SOUTH BROADWAY.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

HOLLYWOOD.
CULVER'S HOLLYWOOD PARK.
LOTS 110 AND 125 FEET WIDE
BY 225 AND $50 FEET DEEP
ONLY $500 AND $500.
ALEX CULVER.
1G6 S. BROADWAY.
FOR sALE-s35O-
Lot 5Ox143 feet
in South Vermont ave. tract
Price includes street improvement,
which is being completed now
23 SOLD LAST WEEK.
Hurry up if you want to get I'm on the
ground floor When Improvements are
completed, prices of lots will be $3.50.
Maps and tickets at office. These are
the cheapest lots ever put on the mar
ket in the southwest with equal ad-
Vantages.
THE ROBERT MITCHELL CO,
sos S. Broadway. A r. B.
mo Misrepresentation"
FOR SALE ONLY s115O.
ABSOLUTELY THE CHEAPEST
LOT ON VAN NESS AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN SIXTEENTH AND WASH
HIGH GROUND AND HAS AN ELE-
CANT VIEW OF THE MOUNTAINS.
IT'S A GOOD CIRCULATION AND A
FINE BUILDING SITE.
HOLMES n WALTON,
5O4 AND sos GRANT BUILDING.
$50 DOWN
and $40 per month, without interest
buys a lot 60x174. on a graded
and oiled street, cement sidewalks
and curb, one block from electric
line and well located.
Only a few lots left
Members l.. A, Realty Board
Est. 1885, 216-218 w. Second Street.
FOR SALE-LOT 7Sx2OO. ON w 24TH
Just south Of Berkeley Square, swell
part Of the city, $1,000. II has a broom
bungalow and stables, which we throw
IN gratis. This is fine location for
nne residence and is worth the price
asked.
L. S. MCKINNEY & co,
24l Douglas Bldg.
FOR sALE-CLOsE IN-LOT AT 500.
40xlOO TO alley with small California
mouse In rear. This is a bargain. III. @.
pHoMPSoN, SOS Bryson Block with