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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31
copyright. 1905. by Daily Story Pub. Co.,

Christine hummed softly to herself
rs she mixed the -four and butter to a
ple-crust thickness. The soft, sum-
mer breeze came through the win
now, loosening the ripping locks of
ner squfrrel-colored hair. Her peach
like cheeks were flushed, and her blue
eyes were dancing in the felicitation
OF her meditations.
And Rob comes home today" she
unused. Il wonder if four years have
changed him much-three years at an
eastern college and one year abroad
can do so much for man. And what
nave four years done for me except
to make me twenty instead of six
teen?"
She sighed as she thought of her
lew advantages, and plunged her
hands anew into the soft, white, cling
ing dough.
And there is such a difference in
our conditions of life and those of the
Thornleys," she continued in her rem
inlscence, ,picturing the big stone
house on the hill with it's sweep of
lawn, driveways, and it's retinue OF
servants. Our little home will seem
so crude to him, though he used to
stay here more than he did at his
own home, but of course he was only
boy then, and wouldn't notice things
as now after his four years in a world
OF fashionable folks. I wonder if he'll
be blase and bored? MOI" she con-
Guided, contradicting the thought.
Rob could not change from the frank.
1mpetuous, boyish fellow he always
was. And l will see him tonight at
the fete at his house." and she smiled
happily, thinking Of the shimmering,
white dress she was to wear.
Christine ever combined comfort
with cooking. She did her baking, or
made her preparations for baking. not
In the heated kitchen, but in little
room that opened into a latticed
porch. All conveniences, materials
and utensils were in easy reach.
She transferred the dough from the
mixing bowl to the board, and had
just begun to roll it into fairness when
there was a knock at the open door
behind her. She turned and saw a,
good-looking, well-groomed young
man regarding her with admiring,
mischievous eyes. They continued
looking at each other in silence for
a few seconds and then he said:
Aren't you Christine Wendon?"
YES" she replied, "but I do not
recall"
What! Have you forgotten me
your old friend Rob Thornley," he ex-
claimed reproachfully.
She smiled incredulously.
You are not Rob Thornley,, though
1 admit there is a strong resemblance.
You must be relative"
''You are right, Miss Wendon. am
John Stanley, Rob's cousin. We are
frequently mistaken for each other
even by the people who know us well.
He suggested that l come down and
see if you would be deceived"
81 am glad to meet you, Mr. Stan
iey,'' she said, "and 1 am sorry that
cannot abandon my pie at the present
stage of it's existence. If you will
please go through the house to the
sitting-room, or around the house to
the porch, | will join you as soon as
I can"
'But l prefer to stay here" he re-
piled, pleadingly. II rang the bell,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31
Some Bird Neiqhbors.

Wrens, chickadees, bluebirds, mar
tins and sometimes crested fiycatch.
ers will come to birdhouses in our
gardens, says st. Nicholas. Such
houses should not be too new nor ex
posed. They should be arranged SC
that coats and squirrels cannot get to
them. If they do come, we can learl
much more by watching them a sea
son than any book can teach us. Near.
~ all birds build nests for their eggs,
each pair selecting . pleasant and Sc
cure place, while some kinds mostly
water birds--form immense colonies
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31
Woman LIGHTHOUSE Keeper.

The Santa Barbara lighthouse has
been kept by a woman, Mrs. Julia F..
Williams, for thirty-eight years. In
1856 lighthouse was erected two
miles south Of Santa Barbara, and
President Franklin Pierce appointed
Albert J. Williams to be the keeper.
In 1865, near the close OF the civil
war, Mrs. Williams was appointed
keeper to succeed her husband, who
had died. She has had the longest
service OF any keeper on the coast.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31
La Belle Inconnue-

What wonder that turned with ardent
face
To contemplate such grace?
Or that in spite of me I fondly loved,
So gazing, unreproved?
Sure all the gentleness of heavens blue
was there concentered true!
What maiden slimness, delicacy fair!
What patrician air!
What pure return of glances, unashamed.
AS from a soul Unbalanced!
What innocence, what beauty and what
trust
In humankind unjust!
I would not pluck thee, unknown little
flower,
Live out thine utmost hour!
Tomorrow with my lady I'll return
Thy name and rank to learn!
New Orleans Times-Democrat.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31

shows the strange grouping of head
stones. The remainder of the church
yard has been turned into delight
ful playground for the little ones.
Naturally there was considerable
argument about the propriety of such
a movement, some Of the authorities
considering it a mark Of disrespect to
the memory Of the dead, but the de-
mands OF the living carried more
weight, so the alteration took pace.
AS a concession, however, the tomb
stones were enclosed in fine railing.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31
PLAY IN SOLEMN SPOT.
London churchyard Made Recreation
Ground for Children.

In order to provide plenty of breath
ing space for Londoners living in a
certain section it was decided to de-
prive the dead of their last resting
ornaments. st. Pancras churchyard
happened to occupy very attractive
spot, which was needed for one Of the
new open spaces, so all the tomb
stones and monuments were moved to
one corner to make more room for
the children. The picture herewith
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31
Love and Thrift.

w. Y. Morgan, writing from Ire
land, tells this story: II was telling
an Irish driver how nice everybody
had been to us in Ireland and how
pleasant the Irish were to Americans.
WIS., he said, 'whin you go down the
strate everybody SEE: There's some
Americans, God bless 'em! Mark up
the prices on the linen and lace"
kansas City Journal.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31

pied elbows. He liked, too, the per-
feet little air of unconcern she showed
at the intrusion Of a stranger.
What made you so sure was not
Rob?" he asked curiously.
She reflected a moment.
L just felt it, she replied, when
you just spoke, and then though the
resemblance is there, there is a diff
ference"
Where? Features, expression-'
We'll, Rob is more serious look
ing"
Then you think me f1ippant!" in a
piqued tone.
His eyes are steadier," she con-
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31

the local stage line. This picture
shows him smoking clay pipe. The
torn and tattered hat almost hides
the curly and intelligent face. Gyp
enjoys his pipe just as well as his
master, and he likes to wear caps
and hats. He will carry note to the
house and return with any article
wanted. Every boy and girl in the
village likes him.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31
Still Workinu az o3.

William w. Dean, aged SO, recently
celebrated his birthday by working
full time at his desk in the Treasury
department ct Washington.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31
rAnd Rob comes home to-dayl"

and no one responded, SO investigat-
ed the kitchen precincts, as you see.
Can't stay and watch you make pies
We shouldn't be formal. you know,
as long as I am a cousin of Rob's,
and he and you such friends"
Every well. VIII you please get q
chair from the kitchen?"
mo, like this one," he replied.
seating himself on the broad sill OF
the window, and watching her deity
thin the crust" He thought that
she was very cool and dainty-looking
in the blue rufled Gretchen apron,
with the sleeves rolled up to her DIM
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31
Bread Baked Centuries AGO.

Bread nearly forty-four centuries
old, found among the debris of the
royal temple of Del-El-Bahr.
1t is claimed that this piece Of
bread, which was discovered among
the debris Of the royal temple of Del
el-Bahr, was baked about $500 B. G.
It was exhibited recently at the Socie-
ty Of Arts by Mr.. H. r. Hall the Egyp-
tan explorer.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31

tine, wouldn't have thought IL OF
you! Anyway. get the waltzes you
saved for me and the one you prom
ised John Stanley.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31
GYp Smokes a CLAY Pine.

Gyp, owned by A. E. Green of Po-
land, Me-. is a pet well known along
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31
From Three Viese, Points

She captured my heart when met her
r,By her forms rhythmic, willowy sway
better
Were it not pronounced retrosse.
But really, on closer inspection
when that imp Cupds eye dazzled
NINE
Twas different kind of projection
And appeared to have grown aquiline
Alas! though, since have been lifted
With a frivolous laugh and shrug
Her nose toward the clouds more is tilted
And appears quite decidedly pug
Peter Johnson in New York Herald
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
HOUSES.

175-Five rooms on 2sth st.. lot
40x165; $1,000 cash.
176-Five rooms, Adair ST.
s1700 $500 cash, balance easy
payments.
179-Five rooms, Wall ST.; lot
40x142; price $3.50; $500 cash
and balance on easy terms; mod
ern in every way.
1s1-Six rooms on wall ST.; lot
50x142; price s2700; $500 cash,
balance on terms to suit; strictly
modern.
1S2-Five rooms on Trinity St;
lot 40x140; price S2100; $500 cash,
balance S25 per month.
190-Five rooms, E. 4sd; lot 40
x12S; price $2400; $500 cash, ball
ance easy terms; new and mod
ern.
191-Five rooms, Adair ST.;
price $1,000; 5000 cash, balance
easy terms; new and modern.
194-Seven rooms, La Sale ST.;
lot 50x150; price $4250; $500 down,
balance $25 per month; new and
modern.
195-Seven rooms, on La Sale
ST; lot 40xi50; price $4,000; $500
cash. balance $25 per month;
strictly modern.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
"LeA you forget"
yyehave others.
NEEDHM & MGREGOR.
MEMBERsj. A. REALTY BOARD.
3O3-3O FAY BUILDING.
CORNEI THIRD AND HILL.

FOR SALE
S9000-BuyIa fine corner, partially i'm
proved; tIit is a snap; close in, Fig
ueroa ST.; uitable for flats or apart
ments.
= $S000-Bu} eight-room house and large
lot, 60x167Inear corner of Eighth and
Figueroa- Lot alone worth the money.
S6OOO-Bds S-room house on Alvarado
St, oppose the Palm place; a bargain.
We haJ several very choice bargains
of nice pmes in South Bonnie Brae
tract
150 1T. ontage on Figueroa. improved
and ocdpied with business buildings
paying Ig interest on price asked: in
cumberf with $4,000 at per cent; can
be bouet with small payment and as
Also, ave east side lots for $3.50 and
up, cloi to two car liness can be had
on easiterms.
choid lot on Pasadena avenue, $500;
terms.
Lots at Huntington Beach, Ocean
Park, Hamitos- Bay and Manhattan
Beach, You will have to hurry to get
in ON hese buys, as the prices placed
on saIe are only good for a few days.
~. A. MORLAN & CO.,
ROOMS 202 AND 203
FAY BUILDING,
FOR. Sd AND HILL SITS.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02

FOR SALE
MOORE & LILLEY,
302 Fay Bldg, Third and Hill SITS.
OXFORD ST.-Near 18th; new, mod
ern, six-room cottage, convenient
to two car lines; cheap, $500
terms.
HoBsON sT.-Near 18th; seven-room
house, coved ceilings, gas, cleo
tricity; $3500. half cash.
ARLINGTON ST.-Near 18th; new
lot, east front; S225O cash, balance
easy.
ROXBURY ST.-Near Harvard; new
nine-room residence: corner lot
beautiful view; 1880; $1,000 down
balance to suit.
w. FOURTEENTB-Ne Pico; ele-
CANT two story six-room residence
lot 50x150; strictly modern $4,000
$4,000 cash. balance to suit.
DIXON AvE.-Near Washington; new
six-room cottage; $500 cash, bal
ance $25 per month.
ARAPAHOE sT.-Near Pico; five
room, modern cottage; lot 50x150;
attractive and centrally located
$2S00; $500 down.
Ell MOLINO ST.-Near Pico; five
room house. lawn and fruit trees;
price $3.50.
DEWEY AvE.-Near Pico; five-room
house and three-room house rear;
500 cash. balance easy terms.
BERENDO ST.-Near Eleventh; five
room cottage, fruit trees; price
$4,000; $1,000 down.
ARLINGTON ST.-Near Pico; six
room, modern house; lot 50x150;
$4,000; terms to suit.
MOORE & LILLEY,
302 Fay Building.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
A NEW, MODERN, 10-ROOM
HOUSE, NO. S22 N. BREED
THIS HOUSE is MODERN
IN EVERY PARTICULAR; 6
LARGE MS DOWN.
STAIRS AND ROOMS ON
THE OND FLOOR.
WE BUILT THIS HOUSE
FOR A CLIENT. WHO. ON
ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS.
WAS FORCED TO SELL OUT
AT A LOW PRICE. WE
BOUGHT THE HOUSE AND
WILL GIVE YOU THE BEN
EFT OF THE BARGAIN.
TAKE ANY y BUILDER IN
TOWN TO THIS PROPERTY
AND He WILL TELL YOU 1T
Us A SNAP AT THE PRICE
WE ARE ASKING FOR 1T.
THE PRICE is $500, PART
CASH, INTEREST AT Z, PER
GENT ON THE BALANCE.
j.. BURRIS mitchell & CO.,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILD
ERS,
| 326 DOUGLAS BUILDING.
lSUNSET, BLACK 1891.
HOME 3774.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
LOTS.

44-50x142, on Union ave; s250O.
45-5Ox125, Orchard ave-; $1,000.
4o-Corner on Wall ST.; 5000;
72x120.
ss-corner on 8sth ST.. 4ex1S5;
$3.50.
s1-5ox14o, on 27th St; $500.
28-5ox2oo, on Alta ST.; $500 on
terms.
22--50x150, on Fifth ave-, Ar
lington Heights; $3.50 on terms.
9-80x16O, corner on Grand
ave.; $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02

IF YOU WOULD BE INDEPENDENT
buy home. Here are a few good
ones and have others
2 rooms, history; good location: lot
5Oxi5s Price s1o5o-s5oo cash, ball
ance $40 or more monthly.
s-room 2-story. Avenue Twenty-eieht.
lot 1oox1so. Price s2ooo---szoo cash,
balance monthly.
s-room cottage, lot 55x1so. Price $1,000
$3.50 cnsh, balance SIS per month.
Modern 5-room cottage on Flint street.
close to two car lines. price s23o0--
$500 cash and s25 per month.
5-room cottage on N. Benito. near
Brooklyn car; lot 5oxi2s. Price $500
--s15O cash, balance monthly.
b-room cottage on corner lot, 5ox15o to
alley; fine view; a place you would like
for home. Price s2eoO--ssoO cash,
s25 per month.
Modern Broom cottage, on S4th st.,
near Central ave. Price s240O--ssoO
cash, balance monthly.
5 rooms, e. 27th. Price s22oo-s25o
cash, balance monthly.
5-room cottage on w. LIST st.. near
Ohio. Price s3OO0-s1z5o cash.
5-room cottage on w. 18th st.. near
westlake ave. Price $4,000, N cash.
Just starting six-room modern cot
tage on lot 5Ox150 to alley; we'll located
and near car line. If you are quick
about this you can make your own
selections Price $3.50 and easy terms.
5-room modern cottage on s. Flower
St, between s6th and Santa Monica
ave-. lot 4ox17o; snap at $3.50; $3.50
cash.
e. G. DEvENs,
227 LaughIin Bldg, s15 S. Broadway.
Home Phone 1921.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
NEW COTTAGE, SOUTHWEST.

s$s0O-East front, in fine neighbor-
ho}d; six rooms, double oak floors,
handsome fixtures artistic brick man
tel paneled dining room, mission finish !;
shAdes, screens,l lawns made, lot
fenced; terms 5000 cash. $40 per month
aid interest.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
A BUNGALOW.

S;zOO-On Brighton avenue; a nice,
net up-to-date home, planned for con-
veiience and very artistcally arranged
TlP living room and dining room have
thI weathered oak finish, bult-in buffet,
kithen and bathroom, white enamel
fiIish, two nice bedrooms with large
cbsets. This house was built for a.
hbme, but owner wishes to leave city,
aid has put this price on for a quick
saf,s lot 50x150 to alley.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
Los ANGELES HERALD. SUNDAY MoRN1No JULY ;. ZOOS.
EoR sALs


Houses
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$500 $500
GROOM COTTAGE.
New story and a half bungalow. we'll
built. oak floors. fireplace and mantel
built-in sldeboard. all latest improve
ments. den. parlor. dining-room. bath
and kitchen down stairs: large bed
rooms and closets up stairs Located
in good locality. southwest, on a clean.
quiet, we'll improved street We can
deliverathis for $500 If taken at once.
Easy payments.
JAS. v. BALDWIN.
207-2l0 Conservative Life Bldg.
Third and Hill SITS.
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sS75O0O SOUTHWEST. sS75O 90
Well built modern Groom house, in a
fine locality in University district in
perfect condition and has every con-
venience, on a well-improved lot, 5Ox146;
lawn, flowers, barn, etc. Prices are rap
idly increasing in this locality; excel
lent car service. we are given this ex-
ceptionally low price as owner is COM
PEELED to leave town.
JAS. ". BALDWIN,
2O7-21o Conservative Life Bldg.
Third and Hill SITS.
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
ON NEW HAMPSH1RE STREET.

i S360O-A new ei'glt-room house, east
front, on the high gfpund near Pico st.
parlor and dining room dark finish, cove
ceilings, walls niceY tinted built-in
china closet, manteL This house is
handy to three car lines. Lot 50x12S.
Terms $500. cash, balal Ice $35 per month.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
FOR sALE-HOUsEs,

IA o1NAI.
WE OFFER FOR SALE A
NEW, MODERN RESIDENCE,
mo. 1927 LA SALE AVE, BE-
TWEEN THE WEST JEFF
FERSON AND WEST ADAMS
CAR LINES.
THIS RESIDENCE CON-
TAINS THR E e LARGE
ROOMS, P A Mt r Y AND
SCREEN PORCH ON THE
FIRST. FLOOR, AND THREE
LARGE BED ROOMS AND
BATH ON THE SECOND
F LOOR; COMBINATION
LIGHTING FIXTU R e 8 ;.
PRESSED BRICK MANTEL,
IBUILT-IN BUFFET, ETC.
WE WILL MAKE A PRICE
ION THIS HOUSE THAT is so
Low THAT YOU WILL
SURELY CONSIDER 1T A
SNAP. GO OUT AND LOOK
AT THIS HOUSE, OR TELE-
PHONE US AND WE WILL
MEET YOU THERE WITH
THE KEYS.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02

BARGAINsi NEAR FIGUEROAl
ROOMS AND RECEPTION ROOM,
ALL ROOMS LARGE AND TASTE
FULLY DECORATED; TWO BATHS.
TOILETS AND BOWLS; ELEGANT
OAK MANTELS: LARGE BHVEL
PLATE DOOR AND SIDE. LIGHTS;
BUILT ABOUT THREh 1EAkS, AG0s AGO
HEowEFsd pESeEs sdosTfnNWaN ssCSo FAN AND $780, sso
STAIRWAY LEADS TO ATTIC,
COULD BE FINISHED AS BILLIARD
OR OTHER ROOMS; LOT 60X2l5,
STREET no BE CUT THROUGH
WILL GIVE FRONTAGE AT BACK,
WILL ACCEPT DESIRABLE COT
TAGE AS PART PAYMENTS PRICE
$1,000. REASONABLE TERMS
ECONOMIC INVESTMENT CO.,
2i6 RRAL,Y BLDG.
SUNSET PHONE MAIN 6soo.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
FINE HOME ON LA sALLE AVENUE

$4,000 new, two story. eight-room
house, near Adams street, in a fine
neighborhood; maple floors below and
Oregon pine above; built-in buffet, in
stantaneous heater;igood cellar built
for furnace; lawn; fment walks front
and rear. This is Grtainly a bargain.
Terms, $3.50 cash, bsance at z per cent.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
IDR sALE--BY
NEEDHAM & M'GREGOR.
3O3-3O4 FAY BUILDING.
CORNER THIRD AND HILL.
NEEDHAM 8 M,GREGOR
PHoNEs-HOME 1000, MAIN 41O.

Our lists contain nothing but the very
choicest of residences, which are located
I'M fine residence districts, and our
prizes are right. You will find upon in
veaigating that every house is Just as
advertised or better. invariably better.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
CONTRACTORS
Oi' lmDoNr HESITATE

NDON'T HESITATE
AnvlonRer about getting that home.
Wh4should you, when we offer to build
you Inc on monthly payments, as easy
as rht7 We will draw you plans from
you Individual Ideas, or show you
som Of our own
We WILL MAKE SPECIAL IN
DttEMENTS
Tothose who wish to build for cash.
WI handle nothing but No. 1 material
All labor and are In position to thor
okhly satisfy you In every particular.
WHITING. THOMPSON e. co,
256 Byrne Bldg.
Ibne phone 1875.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02

FOR SALE-FOR
S1O5O-New four-room cottage, Boyle
Heights; $3.50 cash down.
$1350-New four-room cottage, Boyle
Heights; $3.50 cash down.
.$15OO-Five-room cott a e, Boyle
Heights; $3.50 cash.
$165O-Five-room cott a g e., Boyle
Heights; $500 cash, balance
s1e5O-New six-room house, Boyle
Heights; 5000 cash down:
S19OO-NeW Six-room cottage, Boyle
Heights; $4OO cash down.
S13OO-FiVe-ro cottage Sutherland
street and Sunset boulevard.
S14OO-Five- room cottage. East For
ty-fifth street, near Main;
easy terms.
s17oo-New five-room cottage, cata-
lima street; $500 cash.
s17Oo-Five- cottage on Cahu-
enga street.
s23OO-New, modern, five-room cot
tage on Dixon avenue; $500
cash.
$4,000 Modern, five-room cottage on
Dewey avenue; $500 cash.
S27OO-New, modern cottage on Dewey
avenue; 5000 cash.
S2S5O-NeW, modern, five rooms, on
beautiful Magnolia avenue;
$500 cash.
S11 1,OOO-Elegant. new. modern, nine
room house on Westlake ave-
O. II. JONES,
Room 22O, 21S South Broadway.
FOR SALE
Modern broom cottage on Workman
ST., near Main; large lot; price $1,000; will
take part cash. This is bargain for
somebody and should be taken at once.
Two Groom strictly modern bunga-
lows on Malabar ST., near Soto; terms
$2650 each.
Groom modern bungalow. AT Avenue
62 $3.50.
Groom modern cottage S724 Adair St;
easy terms. $3.50.
THOS. j. HAMPTON CO.,
119 S. Broadway.
FINE TWO STORY, NINE-RooM RESI-
%orts Ss@fS sSSeS aesr Viii Vii take axe half cash % bai
ance in good city or beach property.
Must be sold at once. For price and
terms se M. B. NORFOLK,
1868 West Pico Street. Phone West 4sSS
saOO0-T-ARGE TWO STORY RESI-
dence, best bargain in Pico; block
from car line; large barn, street inn
provements all in. Half cash, balance
seven per NJ fe1s. g. NORFOLK
1868 West Pico Street. Phone West 1883.
s0oO-Sixth ave, near Adams. 52xIEO
S7OO-Fourth ave-, near goth. 50x14O
si5OO-Orchard ave, near 27th 5Ox125
s7SO-Jefferson near Hobart 5Ox11O
A. w. ROSS
L.A.R.B. 42O bradbury Building.
FOR sALE-$25.OO DOWN AND $40 PER
month; neat new Groom shack on
good lot House stands back SO feet
from street, ready to build on in front
when you get rich. critics. MYERS
& KULLI, Agents, 1O7 S. Avenue "a and
5l37 Pasadena ave.
s2s00- SIX ROOM MODERN COTTAGE.
bath, ETC. complete. $500 cashe $50 per
month Will take $500 lot part payment
Apply 1856 SOUTH HANCOCK ST. East
lake park cars.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
NOW Is THE ZINE no BUY"

s60O0-The owner must leave city at
5000 once, and will sacrifice this
5000 very substantially constructed
5000 and attractive, modern, ten
5000 room residence, located near
6OOO Grand and Thirty-third; has
5000 every modern convenience, and
5000 positively is worth more
0OOO money"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY"

gSOOO--The best buy" in Los Angeles
5000 today for the money Is nine
5000 room house, southwest, on high
5000 ground, charming location; east
5000 'front.' oak floors; beautiful in
5000 terior finish. II you really
5000 want a bargain, look at this,
5000 and you will seek no further"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
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A WElLTHY AMERICAN GIRL
wants Immediately kind husband to
relieve her of business cares. No OBJ
iectionlo poor man Of good reputation
Address CLAY, 90 So Adams, Chicago.
MORPHINE. OPIUM, LAUDANUM,
cocoaib habit myself cured; VIII in
form bu OF harmless permanent home
cure MARY BALDWIN, box 1912. Chi
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02

POPULATION LOS ANGELES 1870
w. M. GARLAND & co.
Phones 569. 324 Huntington Bldg.
$40. 200.
OUT WESTLAKE WAY.


Very close to Palm Place and Alvara-
do Terrace. See this beautiful new IA
room residence.
1898 BONNIE BRAE ST.
Built for home All day work-noth-
ing shoddy. Large rooms. Beamed cell
ings. Stone-faced mantels with mirrors.
Built-in buffets, bookcases, wainscet,
ETC., all showing finest workmanship
Hardwood floors. Kitchen and pantry
complete in every detail. Basement
with furnace. Electricity and gas. Six
large bedrooms, bath. toilet, large hail.
two balconies, hand-smoothed double
floors Attic has three nice bedrooms.
large hall and balcony. 600 square feet
cement work on porch floor Cement
and graveled driveway. Sewer all in
Lot 50x112. fenced. Large shade trees
in rear of lot. The owner of this prop
erty is a practical builder of 20 years
experience in Los Angeles and takes
pride in saying this is the most sub
stantial and stylish house he ever built
Price $4,000
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY

e4sOO--You can't beat this. owner
1900 needs money and is willing TO
1900 sacrifice his new and extreme
$500 ly modern seven room house.
$500 choice location, on high ground
4ScO has ALL the new features in
$500 its construction. A big snap az
$500 the price.