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New-York tribune., 1905-06-14
KING OSCARS POSITION.
Il VIGOROUS SETTLEMENT.
Maintains Right to Veto Consular
BiU-4StortIang Blamed.

Stockholm June fixing Oscar, IN @ long and
vigorously worded letter TO the President Of the
Norwegian storthing. IL Beraer. dsolares that
the accession oath Of Norway's King makes It the
Kings duty not to pazs in silence the pro-
nounoernent of the Norwegian Council Of State on
the occasion Of bis nnajestys veto Of the Consular
bill The King maintains that he did not over
step his prerogatives under the constitution, and
says that consideration for the union imposes On
the King the duty OF exercising his constitutional
rights. his majesty nddss
The KiPe Of f. Norwsy must always bear in MIND
NOUS. independent and indiv.sibie- O-.O
the doosioh taken BY the King Of Nerway IN ao-
eGTanoe 5o o with the The
| the Norwegian King in order 70 enable him to
| his convictions are no greater than those which
must be reserved to the monarchy united with
Sweden under king
After repudiating the declaration of the Council
Of State that his veto unconstitutional be-
cause no member of the Council regarded himself
as being in position to countersign it, King
Oscar proceeds:
stituton and fact that is most important is that
clearly neon neompstible pa thereWtfs that the King
ads Of s e g dfs the oghe # d se1s II
Council Of State by refusing to countersign any
R Oos fE ss ng G9aS RTssshS e
Guided from participation in the State adIinissra-
the monarch as harmful to Norway; The. position
Of the King as monarch Of the United nsq0ms n2,n
him not to Prs9dge & as otsr OF one
% s+ F ms tG En on 1is Dont cannot be
reoonce6 ia with the the 73eW that Kingdom through
ooSnferssnare 3I can annu tie royal ndgmen,
wherein the King refuses to give decision pre}u s
union. ,-o.,..
ta5 ssS EvY Bs
dIIrv o.
Of sweden ed Therefore the King Of Sweden must be-
0ns t9gesss her & 6 the as Non ogagda MS no
through its Council Of State: o,,r
sssPbs saGh S R0sGn baae fGn sas
the union laid 9Sn 9E n 5bs neW
laws on the that the union Of the Two klng Ia
46ice to the separate government constitution and
laws laws Of either Sweden or NoTway1. u. No-vsv
thai pIace within the union to which she can
rightly lay claim My royal du5y % s te sr1 uiI BASIS
sven when by so doing into opposition with
the & 3 e whie took the oath and which
rseard for the welfare Of the united dngdoms ae.
beTe was as mel not only ey the refusal Of the
Norwegian Council Of STATE to t sn&S Sen 1
declined to accept the resignation OF the oouR6. Sa
DECLARED thTeassa9fy r. esyg 'es out my decsion would
| ef the Same moment be without fafheriano. i
Ss Bs0d n the TPo5 was W to
Uphold, or Of reoonciling myself to stand without
47be ooInciI. after attempting to violate the
constitution and to render wolo aeS0a ofce o. ana
| the king Of Norway was deprived OF councillors
The s5Ortn b reVoiy Ens prooeeding oe-
cared that the legitimate king - Of Noswsg 10y s f6 hs6
| kingdoms was dissolved 1-,, -
It remains for Sweden and a. for +an me as as kng An4xs oI
on the existing union shall lead TO the IegaI ols-
selon he % present generatIon ard posterity Judge
| between me and the Norwegian people
New-York tribune., 1905-06-14
DECLARES TUNNEL SCHEME GOOD.
l. Corfheu, Engineer, Confident Of Success
in Behring Strait Plan.

That the observation-disclosures Railroad win be
reality in the near future is the opinion expressed
nv Elmer l. CortheI. Of No. Nassau-st., VINO
constructed the western section OF the West ShoTe
porrosa and the Weehawken tunnel Of that line
and other well known works
AR CortheII who has consented 70 act as a
member Of the advisory board OF consulting en-
e4neera of the enterprise. Of which M Loicc &c
Tobel ts the author, seen at the Hotel Marie An
toinette, last evening. said:
So long as 1t was proposed TO make the conneo-
beran coast by ferry and the more visionary bridge
scberes were discussed the matter did not ap-
neal to me The plan for tunnel that originated
p954b M de Iobel IS, however, entirely feasible
New-York tribune., 1905-06-14

n,eea the concluding passage IN his remarks at the
meeting Of the Republican State Central COMMITTEE
mai no Republican who had not worked hard 10
defeat the negro distranchising aInenoFnenI "ootG
have any chance for appointment 70 q
oece. Mr.. Bonaparte answered;
? =, so,,b41ass hard for soIne people 70 under
stand that politics means anything except 99OIa IN
vord aloo1It Officas or officshoIoers- WepeI
an cutie prepared to say that RepuD1caIss
- ,14iZ-sIv ~ "a ssiyely favors the adoption o.
ne amendment. even Republican VINO ooeS s ~
take OF his coat work against II is not petsso.
whom could couscientiously recommend Tor eltAer
uuhIjc or private employment.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-14
NEW HUDSON RIVER STEAMER.
Contracts Let for the Construction Of Fast
SideWheeler

Contracts were let yesterday for the construction
of a new side wheel steamer for the Hudson HiVer
T1av Line: the engines 70 be built by the W. & a
FLETCHER Company of aoboken: she hull by T. s.
Marvel of Newburg; the joiner work By John Eng.Is
& Son, of this city and the boilers by the New
Work shipbuilding Company Of Camden. y. J.
The dimensions are: Length 100 feet u feet beam
and ia feet depth. The steamer Will have four
Sacxs Her engines will be the three cylinder COM
pound type and win develop o,ooo-horsepowsr maxi
IN sreed of q rriles hour through sriH water
t6s contracts call delivery 81 the beginning Of
next season -
visions OF the revised steamboat laws. as We'll as
tbe Ioyds classthcations and underwriters require
rnents but the boat is be constructed as 70
render ii the regards fire or other accidsnt
that the best engtnssTtnx siu or ftls COUNTRY Can
pxaGucA.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-14
CONFEDERATE VETERANS WRECKED
Three Dead. and Twenty-nine, Including
General Jordan, Injured.

Albion IN June 1s-Three persons were killed
and tweuty-nine injured IN the wreck OF Pas
c. -, :, 4ba Southern Railway at Golden
Ga+e III +o-dav The train was G. Cotton
Special" carrying Confederate veterans to the re-
union which begins at Louisville tomorrow:
While running fifty miles an hour Taiis sPreaa
On & trestie twenty feet high and the engine az Nu
- aL. on .,to the ravins. The engine
+,,,.5 .o-,-.s.eIv over The dead are-J. J. Uhles'
Greenway. Ark; J. D. johnson, fireman. and OTTO
Graetz engineer. ,,.s..
Among the injured were w. c Peeler, olsI1e'
passenger agent Of the Cotbon SSar p,ns BII,f
Az ana cereraI James Jordan. Pine Bun. Ark 4
General Jordan who seriously INJURIES "~@ -
cherro OF the Second Arkansax Brigade.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-14
RICH GIRL WEDs HALF-BREED INDIAN
rpx TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

IBy 4AG -RAES%'--'
s,orx CITY Iowa June I3.-There is great re-
,o,onr On the wtnnebago Reservation tonight be-
o,,ga o- n letter acquainting the Indians with the
good fortune OF A II. Nash. one Of the most pop
uIar young men in the tribe Tne letter, "hich
80 received by Nash's father. a nulatto. who
married q fun blooded Winuebaso sQuaw, stated
that Mash had secretiy married the danghter Of 4 3
yaaIthv manufacturer OF Pittsburg. and was about
70 ovsrcorne parental opposition to the match
The Indians declare that Nash has always been
and his ambition. His father is the most pros
perols farmer on the reservation. Mash was
ef.1cats6 10 tbs Indian School at Carlisle Penn,
S1 Ar1coyer and * Ihs University of PENNEY sr2niA
New-York tribune., 1905-06-14
BISHOP BURGESS CONFIRMS NEGROES
Class of Fifteen Received Into Episcopal
Church in Brooklyn.

For the first time in the history Of the Long
IElznd Diocese OF the Protestant Episcopa4 ChuFch
q clsss of fifteen negroes from Brooklyn were con-
s--,a5 I.z+ right in q white church by Bishop
Burgess. The services were held in ST Marx
Episcopal Church in Adelphi-st. OF which the rev
DR.. Spencer S. Roche is rector
The negroes confirmed last night are 10 De mem
bers OF St Augustine's Church. Of which the rev.
George Frazer Miller is rector Owing 10 the IN
safe condition Of the old church IN ST EDWARD
Place where the St Augustine congTesaII00n LOU LIE
been rorshiuping for years, the Blllolnss RSpSrt-
rrent some tine ago closed the buioing ana s!nGs
fhsf time fhe congregation has been worshpplng In
s. Phcebe's Mission in DeKalb-ave-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-14
FIREWORKS IN JACKET EXPLODE.
Boy Celebrating Fete Day Lights Roman
Caudles-May Die.

Samuel Friedman, fifteen years old. caught the
spirit of the italians celebrating the fete day OF
St Anthony Of Padua last night He attempted
TO set off some Roman candles in front Of his home,
No so Avenue c. They set fire to others which he
had huttoned up inside his Jacket The boy fell
to the sidewalk IN great agony
An ambulance from Bellevue Hospital was sum
rnoned. It was found that he had been terribly
burned about the abdomen. legs and arms His re-
coyery is doubtful
New-York tribune., 1905-06-14
YARDS OF RATTLEsNAKEs KILLED.
Summer Boarders in Pennsylvania Kept
Busy with New Pastime.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


Middletown, N 7, June 13--The early sum-
1ner boarders in Pike County, Penn. are enjoy
ing an excitement in the way of snake killing
which the later visitors will miss IL the war OF
exterrnination continues. Nellie and Fannie
SeIlen twelve and fourteen years DID, nave hllle9
stxteen rattlers this month; Simon Labar and
Andrew Bradshaw killed twenty large ones IN
four days three lunbermen at Lehman killed
for+v-one. Daniel Stannard, of Bushkiu. killed
several large pilots. The total length or the
snakes killed thus far figures up to 10 feet
New-York tribune., 1905-06-14
unnoR MAJOR RosERT ANDERSON

Bv special permission Of the War Department
memorial services VIII be held to-day at the grave
~ Major Robert Anderson at West Point Major
Anderson was one OF the founders Of the West
Point Military Academy. Mrs. James NJ Lawton.
s,-gbter or Major Anderson will take q party Of
friends in a special car TO West Point The ser
vices will be held IN the chapel OF the aoaoeI11y ny
New-York tribune., 1905-06-14
NETWORK CITY CORPORATIONS.

Albany. June 12-The following stock companies
have been Incorporated:
MonToss Bond and Realty Company, OF New
York City; capital $50 900 DirecrorS-Franklin A
York City.
Stanley Court Realty and Construction Company
Of New-York City; capttal, N50.00o Directors-Ed-
mund Dwight, Randolph Hurry ana Henry z Hess.
OF NeW-YOrk City.
Globe Engineering Company. Of Brooklyn; capital.
10000 Dirsctors-James G. King, OF Ne~-York
CITY, and -Aly A. Myers and KAthxrins K1eonnAaI
OF Eco0k.y1
New-York tribune., 1905-06-14
Paid UNIONS 400 BRIBES.
Chicago Employers agent Says i'd
iuStments Cost $50, 900.

Chicago, June 13.-The teamsters' strike
proper has almost been lost sight of. the atten-
ton Of both sides being occupied with the
charges Of bribery Within the next twenty
four hours, it was said tonight, history Of the
secret transactions Of labor unions in Chicago
for the last four years, would be made public II
was also said that the information would irnpli-
cate many labor leaders, who, it is asserted,
have accepted tributes to call Off strikes. The
man who is expected to give this information is
John c. DriscoIl former secretary of the Coal
Team Owners Association
Driscoli says he viii appear before the grand
jury with documentary evidence showing that
labor leaders have been receiving large sums
through him which the employers were forced
TO pay to prevent stTikes Driscon displayed to-
night a bank checkbook. the stubs on which, he
said. correspond to the amounts paid these
leaders This checkbook will be offered in his
testimony tomorrow before the grand jury.
The method used by Driscou- according to his
statement, was this:
An EMPLOYER affected by a strike would ask
him to adjust the difficulty. The fees paid
ranged from 500 to thousands, the aggregate
received a dollar for his efforts in averung
trouble except from the organizations OF winch
he was secretary.
In a riot ct Waveland-ave. and Janssen-st
stomach and fatally wounded by Policeman
''Bunk' Jones. a negro Jones attempted to ar
rest Hartman who resisted, and was apparently
getting the better. when the policeman fired
ADMIRAL DEWEY lifts" q BULL PUP.
Attorney General Moody Anxious to Replace
'Doggone" Canine.
ITRoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU.1
washington, June 12-Attorney General MOODY is
looking for first class bull pup to replace the one
New-York tribune., 1905-06-14

Mr. Tickes had been writing. Mr.. Osborne
stated that he had in his possession other let
ters of a similar nature written by Lewis Jar
Wis" which would come out IN the near future
1t was suggested that Lewis Jarvis might
have written the threatening letters which have
been figuring in the Tonlxin case at Oswego, but
Mr.. Osborne refused to give out information on
this point
New-York tribune., 1905-06-14
NEw-YoRK MERCHANT DIES SUDDENLY
W. R. Carroll Found Dead in His Room in
Kansas City Hotel.
Y urr.EaRApH TO THE rRIpuNE.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
Kansas City Mo-, June 13.-W R. Carroll. a mem
her of the wholesale hosiery firm Of Cozzens &
Carroll, of No. S6 Frankin-st-, NeW-York, was
found dead on the floor Of his room at tne Coatos
60 .b,. a4tsrnoou He was in his nightclothes,
ond - Is s71pposed that he attacked by heart
5iSassa last night 4 physician said tnat aeath oc-
e.-rNaS sir hours before the body was round
New-York tribune., 1905-06-14


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a.,
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1a a~o. s>e6 uez oz.-aS4eae~a
New-York tribune., 1905-06-14
LEWIS JARVIS" CAUGHT

Continued from first page.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-14
ADMIRAL DEWEY lifts" 4 BULL PUT
Attorney General Moody Anxious to Replace
"Doggone' Canine.

IFRoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU.l
Washington JI1ne 1S.-Attorney General Moody is
,oolrinp for rst class bull pup to replace the one
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-13
iNO Acatarrarse!

Ell catarro es una enfermedad que
tiene mucha mas importancia de Ia
que generalmente Sc le atribuye. In
wade todos los organos del cuerpo
cuyas funciones y fuerzas debllita
profundamente. Es Causa frecuente
de la sordera afecta Ia vista, la nariz
~ Ia garganta es generalmente por
donde empleza la tuberculosis tisls.
La misma faci!idad la frecuencia
con que Sc pesca I'm catarro haCe
las personas lndlferentes para curarlo
y la gran mayoria no Sc preocupa de
las ConseCueuCiaS.
Los baflos frios por la mafiana in
mediatamente despues de dejar el
lecho, dormir con las ventanas abier
tas evitar las corrientes de aire, son
precauclones muy huenas que no
cuesta trabajo el observarlas. Pero
el preventive mas SECURE, mas ehcaz,
mas facil y mas positive y tambien
el que aconsejan los medicos, es la
Emulsion de Scott de aceite de higado
de bacalao.
Els sorprendente la fuerza, vitalidad,
energia y poder de resistencia que
recibe el Cuerpo humane de las pc
queflas dosis de Emulsion de Scott,
que Sc lie administran con constancla.
Esta emulsion recubre interiormente
todas las par;es debiles y vulnerables
del cuerpo y 10 pone al abrlgo de la
infection cat3rral.
De cuando en- cuando apareccn in
dustriales POGO escrupulosos anun-
| ciando emuls ZONES. vinos o preparados
/ los que atribuyen propiedades cura-
,iVas que no tienen y hasta. hay quien
Sc strevc 4 decir Ell letras lie impren-
a, que el petroieo 8 kerosina es un
mei to.
lOue es el petr6eo2 Un aceite
mineral que Sc usa como combustibie
para lpbricar y limpiar maqulnas y
para liInpiar maquinas.
Una slbstancia indigestible que ca
rece de Ia pIoplcd@d esencial de todo
llimento, cn a es Ia asimilacion que
pasa al traveS del tubo intestinal sin
modif ,arsc y "a ser absorbida una
mstancia, tn fu. QUE no tleae ninguna
de las proplt dsdes curativas y ali
tnenticias del accite de hfgado de
bacalao ST So dljcse que el petroleo
es I'm alimento para mdqulnas, podria
pasar pero 10 para el cuerpo hu-
mano
81 teneis algltna duda, preguntad
vuestro medico q os confirmara
esta verdad -, es,ais escasos de
fuerzss, de carne, de sangre, os
,consejara que .ou eis la Emulsion
ie Scott.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-13
Dalces co'oq'lios

Lt $50 NaaA~N -"
"a uaA'
IN mouo sabio 10 We
Arenas Il .0c4Aa irel.as pasa
grunif
~ go h'anc.. rc14Nsa wt
auedan para fSmeudarte esa
ias &c chimpsn T. SuSndo me
uos te 10 figures
IL mono sable. -; pero. HON
arel Digo. .pelo. oSo, sDonde vas
= realIzar eSa proeza!
I'll $50 .blanCo ~ Mclete Asia
adentro. Y va veIas.
RI mono sabio + ESQ estaS .di-
ciendo desde que desem barque
en- Corea No lie falta mas que
ponerte en- los lomoS. aun tan
deslomado como estas. un letre-
70 que diga: "Sigueme. moni-
no.
FL oso blanco.-tA que no lie
atreves a seguirme.
FL mono sabio. -Si lie empe-
mas. todavia me pondras en el
caso de seguirte hasta dentro
de Europa Mas cpara que, ST
de tcra arrOgante te has con-
vertido en- el espectro de un Ii
siado' Por algo el primero de
tus perio1iCOs militares Sc titu
la "El lnvalido Ruso" =. TIE he
dejadO tuerto de un olo, Y del
otro no muy sanO: los dlentes te
sc han caido a la primer dente
llada, porque los teniaS compile
tamente rOidos por la carrie de
la inmoralidad administrative;
tus potentes garraS valen me
nos que las patas de una liebre,
porque haeta en- la fuga vas
dando tropezones y tumbos los
restos de tn magnitlCa pelam
brera blanca te Sc han quedado
de color de panza de burra vie :
ia. Y NADIA digamos, sobre las
Glen heridas que te he inferido
de la tremenda lla2a que te ha
alberto en- el cOstado la agita-
ci6n revoluCionaria en- ell Impe-
rio.
Ell oso blanCo.-Si, 81; date to.
no, porque esa llaga tamblen
me la has alberto til. simlo i'm
purO, con tus ocultos manejos V
con la ayuda del orc ingles.
FL mono sabio. -Pues ST como
cias el ardld 5tor que no has
provocado til dentro del Japon
alguna otra agitacion por el es
lilo, con tn famosa policia y con
ayuda del ORC frances ...
FL oso blanco. Semejantes
manlobras me inspiran el mas
protundo despreCiO. 70 no flo
mas que en- mi propla zarpa;
porque has de saDer que. rem
queando y todo, y a pesar de los
pesaI es, y despecho de mi ne
gra fortuna, todavia puedo ha-
Ger estragOs.
Ell mono sabio.-Entre las in
defensas muchedumbres de San
Petersburgo. de Moscou, de Var
sovia -. Anda, anda, Y deotro
"a rusOs. CuantO menOS deles
til. tantO 1nen0S ten Iran que
Combatir los so!dados nipones.
No parece, siguiendo tus odio
sas suposiciotes, sino que los
grandes duques y los desp6tiCos
mandarineS, estan vendldos al
ORC japones.
FL oso blanco.-lMenos chan
ZOnetaS mono!
Ell mono sabio. -Corriente; te
dare mas pallZas.
Eloso blanco -;Cuantas quie.
IA! Deseo probar al mundo has
ia donde llega la colossal reSis-
tencia del osO del Norte.
Ell oso blanco.-Ext1ana bes-
tia y bestlal paradoja- - Con
que Itambien d ii te gusta que
te den con la badila en- los nu-
dillos7
Ell oso blanco. 10 que me
gusta es demostrar que antes de
ro-,1u6rcA mo mi lbs ,1udiI I1oc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-13
,quiero decir. dame iriunfos Y

IAfffasnN mono
~ 40 hlaueo - x. stguc
s..a ius sabsas ui nsditas gac
aates has &c eansAite IA DC
N0l eNUas salisiaNNlNnvS que -
&c CoScchai disgnsios
H. mono SabsO.-t.C spiia' ~
tcn4.a csle igga~ oGal algun
asomo * raz6nN
4. CSC haueo Esiov scsugo
DC que IL no habrias ienido re-
Sisiencia para Sobrellevar TN
ano eniero &c deSaslres Y &c II
tiTadaS.
FL mono sahio. Que habsa
je lener. Esa absuTda iozudez
st eueda para Il. lo no K ha
Ger el Oso.
RI ESQ hlanCo.-Alguna infe.
rioridad habias lie tener resp &C
To de mi.
ri mono sablo.-Te felicito
por tn manera de apreciar tn
lastimosa sItuacion Hay que
enmendar cierto proverbio de
los occidentales. FL que no sc
consuela es poTque no ha
uacido en- Russia.
FL oso blanco i US moneriaS
sa bias son las que te valen; pc
70 te pTevengO que anteS sc
agota el ingenio que la brutali-
dad.
FL mono sabio.-Mlentras tan
to tu fuerza sc ha rendido ante
mi mana.
FL oSo blanCo tanta ma
ia tie sale de baldef
H mono sabio.-Claro es cue
no, pero va me cobrare. (Oh san
tisimo y sapientisimo Sakya-
MUM, haz 10 possible porque ESQ
sea ipronto pues en- verdad te
digo que a los nipones va les
esta siendo harto pesada esta
enorme carga de laureles.)
Ell oso blanCo.-Una hera tan
peluda como yo es bastante du
ra de pelar. (Oh santisimo y
celestial Serafin, haz 10 possible
porQue este mono impure Sc
contente pronto con 10 ganado;
pues en- vervad te digo que no
me llega va la Russia al pelo.)
lJIarlQnO de Carfa.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-13
FoR sALe
Houses

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everything complete and ready TO move
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Also q slx-room house for st4o0.
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cIinker brick nantcI. loaded glass in chino
closet. columns. gas and electricity. COM
bination fixtures, bookcases and polished
floors where wanted, first-ciass plumbing
and sidewalks, everything complete, for
only $500. We furnish the plans and
specifications free.
Call at our office and see our plans. we
have large number to select from, and
II we have not got what you want, we
will draw one to suit you.
CALIFORNIA BUILDING co.
G. w. Duncan, General Manager.
4sS Mason Building.
Corner Fourth and Broadway.
Entrance on Fourth Street.
Phones-Main 1896; Home eeSe.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-13
FoR SALE
Houses
NO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NO MISREPRESENTATION.
WE ARE STATING FACTS. AND IF
GELEs. HERE is ONE. THE OWNER
MUST HAVE MONEY; LOT WORTH
$1,000; HOUSE COST 1880; LOCATION
OF THIS SEVEN ROOM, MODERN RESI-
DENcE rs IN THE WEsTLAKE DIS
TRfcT. AND WAS BUILT FOR A HOME
START TO FINISH, AND ABSOLUTELY
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SELECT L U NJ y T. Y WAS USED
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LoR,. Lying AND DINING ROOM
BOARD AND CHINA CLOSET; COM
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MOVABLE WINDOWS TWO TOILETS.
IN ALL THE ROOMS EXTRA FINE
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c. H. FINLEY.
with Norton g Hay.
Ground Floor. ais West Third street.
FOR sALE-ONLY s24OO FOR A BEAUTI-
full new 5-room bungalow, located blocks
west Of Grand ave-, chain fixtures, mission
and enamel finish; small cash payment II
detirod
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-13

SNAPS FOR SOMEBODY
A-155-SIX-ROOM HOUSE ON KINGS
LEY S 7 E E T; modern conveniences:
$500; $500 DOWN; WOULD EXCHANGE
FOR PROPERTY NEAR SAN PEDRO
A-16S-SIX-ROOM HOUSE IN SOUTH
PART; modern throughout; $3.50; $1,000
down.
A-1ss-FIvE-RooM HOUSE ON EAST
FORTY-THIRD; nice cottage, finished
in burnt wood work. S2650; $1,000 DOWN.;
easy terms.
A-122-FIvE-RooM HOUSE ON EAST
FORTY-SECOND; polished floors; burnt
finish; fine home for $2750 cash
A165-SIX-ROOM HOUSE ON EAST
JEFFERSON; new house; modern; sSsOo
$4,000 down.
A-1s7 = TwELvE-ROOM HOUSE IN
WEST PART; all conveniences; sl5.0Oe
terms to suit
A-16s-TEN-RoOM HOUSE ON WALL
STREET.: nice large rooms can be di-
vided into two departments $1,000; $4,000
down
A-93-FINE TWO STORY HOUSE OF
eight rooms on Magnolia avenue; all mod
ern conveniences; cove ceilings; painted
floors; price s4750; $500 down; must sell
soon.
If these are not what you are looking
for, call at our office and see the large
list of unadvertised houses. and we think
we can suit you
HALE REALTY CO.,
31S-19 Pacific Electric Building.
Sixth and Main.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-13
TO THOSE DESIRING A HOME!

TO THOSE DESIRING A HOME!
During the past month we have had so
many calls for hve-room bungalows with a
large living room and all the artistic beau
ties of the more costly houses, that we have
drawn plans OF a strictly modern five-room
bungalow. something that will meet this de-
mand. that we can build for $4,000.
We will be pleased to show you the plans
and we are convinced that you will join
with others that get out pretty and ar
tistic houses that are in class to them
selves.
If you are not ready to build just now,
come and have talk with us, anyway.
You are always welcome to examine our
plans. Remember the address,
r. N LAMBERTH CO.,
General Building Contractors,
Suite Ala Braly Bldg
Phones:
Home 262s.
Main 2222