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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
Wrnnbitiifs . Merchantmen,

Gbnoro 5lidJs an Sennie &. Gor'
nolo, Siioieitc 81. StroBeA nabe Re
mington.9 tpenue, 10 bel 81 @rlno.
5ins $45, 5000. t.aht 'a
Catherine Sorllon an 3bomas ).
Sonlon, Oitieitc Solbroofr; nobeGIi'
perItroBe, 10 BEL Is, @runo5ins $50,
1905.
2ollro 0einlon uno @otte al Sbos.
q. griscoe, 3 @runoitiife, 8.
Wor @oloioos AT abrobam SUIT
taft, 2 @runoitiide, $685..
CHARLES %. Gobins II. u. an Gbas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26

~" Scr .2trbciter . Wdnnerdor"
beronItoltct Icincn oiesidbrigen Was.
fenboa am Montag. Den 81. Sebruar,
in Der n@crmonia : @onnerdor.
Soae." Gos Arrangements : Gomite
bat BON oem 8crein reidlide @elo.
mittel er6olten, INN Elm groBortiges
8oripiel porjubereitcn, uno penit
nidt oQe an3ciden triigen, oiirfte
oas ~oiesjd6rige Rosfenieit oieies
popul0ren GercinS ole 8orgGnger
on @lans unO Bradt iibertreffen.
t3ebn %pertGooue Sreiie gelangen CUR
8ertbeilung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26

gsr. 1924, Sft'8cltiutores etraBs. - 3tm'
mer an Serren 3u bermtetben. - Seinfte
@etrinte unb Weine. sB1bsBtetus8rniies
reis"8ter. 8erfammIunesIufaI beS Oft
GombaIoftr. Sr1mertp. 8at' uno 9eiR'
8ereins". Gbef .sIel. Wtt. BernoH 4942 N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26

*** SIN unoerer Ste0e oeS n9eut,
Id)en gorreiponoenten" ma6t Die
,Sornonie" IN elmer borldufigenan.
5eiae ouf Den fommenoen Wasfen.
boa oufmerfiom, peld)er am 6. WGr5
in Der .Spric.6ale" it%attfinbet. Rd.
bere ein5elnbeiten fueroen ipatcr
mitgetbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
3H uertanfen Ober 40 u~erpadlten.
Gu Sertauien uber 5u perpaftrn:

81 btttdiItH u0tf IN bttpnmttH:
9ns ipertbooue Srunoitiid an Der @de bon
GftsgaItimores6 trube uno RoftofftcesIoeHie;
30 bel 100 SUB. Der bintere Sbeil oes 9rlirlo'
ltiids tpiro fir elm @eI6dttseebduoe oes p9eut'
f6en Correspondent" benibt tueroen. Ndbere
p~IlSiunft bel 6. Nlaiue, Nr. All, ct. gaul.e ctr.
(301-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
SanitGts- 9eridt.

Sin @iertel Der Gooten ser lebten
Mo6e morcn Neqer. - Sin ou.
oercS SierteI itommtc ans benz
AuSlan0e.
No6 Dem 9crift oes @eiunobeitSz
%Gommiii0rS Or. SomeS 9oslep ct.
ei9neten iih 2t9 GoocSfGae IN Der
OerfIoiienen @ofe in Baltimore, gc-
gen $50 in 1904, 212 in 1903 mo POI
III 1902. Die StcrbIihfcitSrotc mar
20.04 pro 1000 Der @eIommtbepoltc.
ring, II fir 0ic @eiBen mo 81 fir
Ole Ncgcr. Bon ocn @citorbcncn
luurOcn 80 I'M NuSlou0e gCborcn; 56
tporcn NcQcr. &m n9npuiem.Nipl"
crciGnetcn lid II, in @oipitGlern 2S
uno in onbcrcn &nItitlttcn > GooeS.
fouc; 30 SuQueite >prrocn obgcGol-
ten. Nl9 gcboren mltrocn IS nciBc
uno 13 9tcNcrtin0cr ongcmcloct. Die
bouptiodlidIteu GoocSuriohcn mo.
retl:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
plbnm Nnsp,s Neitaurant.

Mr. 1i04, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der .Eorboit Smnertpdbrenoe 81lIberetn
bon Baltimore" b%erfammPlt ftp bier
ieoen W1onta9. - @eorge grebm & Cons
Bier am 8apf, nab oeutf4er art brett
bonn Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26

Gie foIgeuben biibf6en SfpeiTtSdieen @obns
bdufer = Rr. 1887. gBeTts2anbaIesStr., 200
gIod GiosGaIbounsStr, 1900 8Iod SnfIebs
Ctr; ferner @dIaben uno g8obnbuis an Scott
Strube, 8eftsS nratognsGtrabe unb geInirs@be..
ndbe Rortbs9Goe.. beitebenh aus gSobHbdlS.
groBem Sofe, Gtau etc, oas fib febr out fit
einen 0lcbeer, fir cine WiI6pirtbi6aft obcr
fit Snbrif3ipede eignet, 9iu68ufrngeu bel
Gbds. d. 9eder, Ir. 420, 9ioro.Gareh's trdRe.
MarbIono Gel. y 75t. @oo16-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26

Wirninter Tnrmcn IN nlIcl WrDRen.
Grnotes Irubuite aIler Nrt. gSeget 9lifnn,
Grtraasfdbigteit uno g~tlsfunft ienoet Toe. fir
3snorntItfeS announcement al rGir1tnin Sar'
MR." 223 Gmportu, IA. (3O,43,50,5O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
SteQengein6e.


Stelcgclnn:
Gin Settider fu6t irgcno ipeIhe geIhdftiz
eung auf Dem qunoe ODER in Der Stnot. gtGDs
%5ufrngeH in gfr. 618, Glib broadway.
(6G-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
Sn ~berfanfen.


Wo6erne Cottage n6roIid bon Der Stnot. )
Gents Subr9eIo; ierHer Elm Suus an 8crinb'
9lbenue, uube SdrforosJtoao. - 3tpet iuilt'
fdbeuspertbe @rlino8inierL. W(an doreiitre: ~.
49," ,3eutider 6prreippnbeut." C5O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
Die ctu,taeu ,tuettSdtaeu SGuier

sunt 8erfauf in OTts9uItimore, uneren5enb an
ben pra6tboIen ,gatterfon I. Bari" 9atlrent'
etrabe, Ode bon Baltimore Strdbe. 8orutt
suerft urb babt Die gllspubI. Siefe Stuier
ftno tn ieoer Sinitht MODERN, nit Wiarmor'
Bats un6 sSouStreppe. iotuie mobernen 8ers
befieruHgen, eiHfhIieBIi6 Nb6uasianoI. Ngent
tdaItb uno Sonntdgs an Srt uno Gteqe. ges
nitt Sairmountsgbenue @ngaons.
Gbiu. 3. Gallagher, Rduunternebrter,
Q28-) gr. 2S08, S1irnpuntsgloe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
Serlauat I'M Algemeinea.
Ntntfhrs Nrbelts.Wahneiiunna.ahr rnn.

gr. 2t9. SiiosSbarpsStrube, inter ser auffibt
belttde Sanoperier, grbeiter lro 9ienftboten
81 bef6dftigeH ipiinihen, pouen ih perf1nIih
ober tn franitrten 0riCfeu on Den glgentcn Der
9eieuf6aft. Subann .. Wleger, Gr. 2t9, Glib.
ebnrp'S traRe, ipenbeit, tpeIber unentaeItIi6
Husiunft ertbeiIen tpir6. (San2s,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26

s}nfOD WIfH' nUttIDDIt'puHtl
Qoroofs@de Der 2ofps lno 6orreltsStrnbe.
6ie". Sineitunoen ieoen 9onneritaaglbeno.
8erfammllineen oes centennial Meseers
Bereins" ieoen 2. ufto 4. 9ienitaa i'm Wos
nat. TeIepbon - Wlt. Berron 1866 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
Canton NIB Stshfaubtpu n.
e6mtbt,s ,,et6enfraus.Saas,"

Ode 8. unb @oua6sS tr1be. S%anptduortier
6es yga1ern ar. sllnt. s8eretns," u@t@ens
fran5s9 anen s8ereinS.- Canton Smmertu.
gaus uno Getbs Seretris. ~9eutf4e 9s'
miitbIihfeit" uni pReHeIf6mieoe sllnton".
Strides Bier gu ieoer Seit. Telephone:
6. & V. - Mlt. 8ernon 1893 B.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
Nber,s ,,Gbefuetbs6aQe,"

Ode Gait un6 SuitsIbenue, Canton.
Observation-Disclosures - q g.
Sanptauariter bes 6efdnaberetnS -HGbeIs
neiB," ,9amens8ereins oes Goeltuetb.@
mGantonsg oncIaoes gr. 445, 3. O.. s."
nSrientaI.S iitrifts gir. 1853, 3. LIB uno
-garton Spurs II. northumberland"
(Sept2f, 1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26

Gr. 1920 bis Ii22, Sarforb.aloenue.
Sauptquartier oes p1baIid' Wdnnerhors".
Saue uro Gommerearter btuie 5l ber'
mietben. @uter 9Iab fir Glfternr0ften.
Geiniie @etrdnie, Sreis9ool. 9. IL B.
Ielepbon Dlt. 8erRon 3769 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
GGIiueiaer's Cafe,

GnjinttBtrg Naftt.
gtr. 70f uro TOT, Q~omborosStrdBe, Stgbs
Ianetoiur. Setnfte Weine unb 2t1l1re.
better geotpnrlors In StebIanbtopn.
Brontpte 8eoienune.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
8erlaust: @amner nuO 9naben.
gertnugt:


Sin Sunac, I'M in ctner GaieSsNddcrci AT
%nrbeiten. Ga66uiraGen in 9ir. 1863, IurosGal.
Uert'StraFe. (5G-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
EerIaHat: SraHsn anS Rabdea.

gsrlaugt:
Gin Wtdoden itr alIgemeiue 6ausarbeit
Nn66rtraeen in Mr.. 1913, MacGnnub. StraRC.
(57-S)
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-20
"FRENZIED FINANCE"
EverybOdy's Magazine for June Contains
the Latest and Most Interesting
Chapters of Thomas W. Law.
sons Great Serial.
Boston, May II, 1905.

Mr.. Editor:
S Twelve months
ago l made to the American
people in "Foreword" of my
story, "Frenzied Finance" a
promise to expose the operations
of the most nefarious and de-
structive band of brigands this or
any other country has been OPP
pressed with.
The System met my promis-
es with ridicu1e, and their hire
lings from one end of the land to
the other chorused, HE will new
err dare tell"
In the June number Of Every
body's Magazine, published on
the goth of May, | tell the first
great Crime of Amalgamated in
double chapter of "a, 900 words.
| give in a brick-and-mortar
style the details of this act by
which the American people we're
robbed of $50, 100000 through the
agency of the biggest national
bank in America, the National
City ('Standard Oil") Bank of
New York.
l iceland I think you will
agree with me when you have
read what I te1l-that it is of vi
tai importance to the whole
American people that they
every man, woman, and child
know the facts expose.
So far I have given a year of
my time and some 100000 of my
money to get my message to the
American people, and I would
ask if, because of this fact and
the further one that seek not b.
ing in return for my work (for l
have nothing to sell and no Office
or other thing to ask of the
American people,, you cannot
see it in the light of a public duty
to do all in your power to get
the June chapter of my story to
the people of your community.
If so, I leave to your good judg-
ment the way and the means to
do so.
THOMAS w. LAWSON.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-20

A rural carrier examination
will be held here next Saturday,
May II, 1905. Call at the P. O..
for particulars. There will be
four of these routes that will
probably be started July 1st,
with a prospect of two additional
routes making six in all. These
routes will give employment to
one carrier each.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-20

Notice, Strawberry Shippers.
Strawberry shippers who had
berries in Cleveland car, please
report at the Home Savings
Bank, the number of crates in
the car. This is necessary TO
correct returns.
W. CARR, Pres.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-20
FLORIDA.
Impressions Formed by a Trip
From Jacksonville to
Tampa by Rail.

Having noticed for some time
kind of mania among a portion
of the people of this city and
vicinity, to go somewhere, l
thought it might do some good to
let the people generally know the
result of recent observations
during trip to Tampa, Fla.
Desoto called that country the
land of flowers (Floridia). Since
my boyhood days I have regard
ed Florida almost as an enchant-
ed land, and some of the real
estate advertisements had helped
the illusion. There is much very
poor looking country in wire
grass Georgia, swamps and
white sand galore, but one for
gets them when he passes
through the parts of Florida over
which my ticket carried me. AL
most the whole country between
Jacksonville and Tampa, except
near the cities and towns is un-
settled and looks like a barren
waste, except for the ever pres
emf palmetto. I asked an honest
looking native on the train, why
all that vast country was unset
tied? He said, Because you
can't grow anything there except
what you see on it," I was told
| it cost over two hundred dollars
per acre to clean this palmetto
land and when cleaned it must be
fortified to produce anything; a
poor prospect, I think, for a poor
man to make a start in life. The
sand is about as fine as Pillsbury
flour, and nearly as white. I was
told that to produce a crop, the
land had to be fortified after
every rain, and l can hardly
doubt the assertion, as in the
towns the unpaved streets are
nearly a foot deep in this dirty
white dust, almost impossible.
1 am really not prejudiced
against the people nor the coun-
try, but I must honestly say that
where there was any efforts
made at farming the crops we're
very poor, but became better as
l got further into the wiregrass
regions
Jacksonville and Tampa are
fine young cities, with uumistak'
able futures. But to man of
moderate means seeking home
in the South, expecting to make a
living by farming, 1 sincerely
think he can do no better than to
settle in wiregrass Georgia.
have had some knowledge of
the red hills of North Georgia,
where it takes good farming to
raise bale of cotton from two
acres, generally takes three, and
as above related. / have had
some observation of the extreme
south and Florida. l have also
had many years of experience in
difference parts of the northern
states, where it is true one can
raise immense crops of corn, but
they, as a rule have to be gathered
wading in deep mud or snow.
Therefore my conclusion, from
all these premises, is that we are
as we'll and favorably and COM
forta bly, located right here as we
can we'll be, and my advice, if
worth anything, is to let we'll
enough alone, till you are very
sure you can do better. You
known that "A stone that is roll
ing will gather no moss"
D. TIBBoTT.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-20
A Letter from Uncle Joe.
Kinston, N. C.
sos N. Queen St.
NJ 1HAL 1OnE

h1nStOD, IN. -.
sos N. Queen st.
May 18th, 1905.
Mr.. J. E.. Mercer,
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Dear Uncle Jess.
We arrived here after 80 hours
on the road. Please send the
Enterprise here to me until
further orders-will be here
about two or three months owing
to my wife's health. Hope you
are we'll and happy.
With kind regards,
Your friend,
J. H. Rountree.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-20

A mum Der of young people en-
joyed a straw ride and a moon
light picnic at Walkers Grove
last night.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
DEATHS

BRADEN-Martha B., 1901 South Grand ave-
nue., heart disease, aged 69 years
infant, 30B Emmett
street, pneumonia, aged 30 days
CDAPPER-William, Prospect Park Benefit,
laryngeal phthisis, aged Ga years.
CRAIG-Annie, Sisters hospital, cerebral apo
pleXy. aged rs years.
FLACK-sampson c.. county hospital. paraly-
sis, aged 80 years.
TLETCHER-George H. 1918 Ocean View ave-
nue.. pulmonary tuberculosis. aged Is years.
HICKS--Jessie V, s24 West Seventh street,
cancer aged 40 years.
KFNNEDY-Zada. All South DAILY street, senil-
ity, aged "a years
MART--Bmer H. Florence street. heart fail
ure aged is years.
MARTIN-Ida R., 14o1 Mabury street. pulmon-
ary tuberculosis. aged 42 years
RAPHALL--Charles California hospital killed
by box falling him, aged 81 years
RICHARDS-Ophelia, 722 Tehama street, pull
monary tuberculosis, aged 46 years.
WILSON-Frederick, emergency hospital, heart
disease, aged 10 years
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS


THEY ARE HERE
THE ''1ARDMAN AUTOTONE" PIANOS
HAVE ARRIVED.
THEY ARE THE RECOGNIZED 'BEST
IN THE WORLD" FACT EASILY
THE 'AuToToNE PIANO" IS A coMBI-
NATION OF THE WELL KNOWN HARD
MAN PIANO AND HARDMAN PIANO
PLAYER. IT CAN BE PLAYED IN THE
USUAL WAY BY HAND OR WITH THE
UNSEEN AUTOMATIC FINGERS OF THE
"AUTOTONE PIANO" THINK OF TT
ALL OF THE MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
IN THE WORLD AT YOUR COMMAND.
WITHOUT YEARS OF PIANO PRACTICE.
WE ALSO HAVE THE BIGGEST PIANO
VALUES FOR THE MONEY IN THE CITY.
COME IN THIS WEEK, SEE AND HEAR
THE LARGEST STOCK OF NEW PIANOS
ON ONE FLOOR IN THE CITY. WE BUY
FOR CASH ONLY AND CAN GIVE YOU
VERY LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS
A NUMBER OF THESE PIANOS WILL
BE SOLD THIS WEEK.
COME AND GET FIRST CHOICE.
WILLIAMSON PLANO CO.,
EST. 1892 3H S. SPRING STREET.
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY.
We have placed on sale ten sample
pianos from we'll known eastern factories
at wholesale prices, with a very small
margin added to cover cost or freight
stool. scarf, etc.
Your opportunity will last this week only.
WILLIAMSON PIANO CO..
1927 s. SPRING ST.,
ESTABLISHED 1892.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
FUNERAL NOTICES

RAPHAEL-In this city, May IS, 1905
Charles Raphael, native of Germany. aged
81 years, beloved father of Mrs. II. w.
Altman, A. C. Raphael, Mrs. I. Oppenheim
Mrs J. e. Fulton. A. Raphael, NJ. R. and
Flora Raphael. Funeral services will be held
at the residence, 141 West Twenty-fourth
street. Sunday, at 2 o'clock. Friends in
vited Interment Jewish cemetery San
Francisco papers please copy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
BIRTHS

DeFAz1o-rony and wife, 734 CASTELAR, street,
May q, a daughter
observation-disclosures L. and wife, $40 Tenn
pie street, May 26, a daughter.
TOLBAND--Tames and wife, 1922 Georgia
street, May %, a daughter.
Peck & Chase Co, undertakers and embalm-
ers lady assistant. 49S 5. Hill. Tel Main 61.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
PALMisTs AND MEDIUMS


DIR. GREEN, CLAIRVOYANT, TRANCE.
business medium and life reader. Readings
daily. Satisfaction or no pay. Test circles
Tuesdays, Thursdays, evenings, o'clock.
ROOM is, 1191a SOUTH SPRING ST.
PROF. IRA L. GUILTORD, PHRENOLOGISI
Psychic Palmst Both hands read, 25c
References. a hundred thousand Los An
geles people. Daily and evening except
Sunday, S41h South Spring street.
BUSINESS AND LOVE AFFAIRS ALL
foretold. Clairvoyant vedic card method.
PROF TRIP, 316h u South Spring; reli-
able; confidential Lectures every night.
Hoars to Q. Tests 25c.
MRS SANFORD JOHNSON. INDEPEND-
ent slate writing medium, 452 SOUTH
MAIN STREET. Circles Tuesday and
Friday, p m. Readings daily.
MRS. WESLEY, LIFE READER; CONSULT
her on business, love or journeys; locates
and brings back lost friends. S41h s.
SPRING ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
pIEo

wHELPLEY-At Long Beach, May o5, 1905,
Matte F. Whelpley, native Of Indiana, aged
IS years.
Funeral service at Long Beach today (Sun-
day. at II a. m. Regular service at Holly
wood cemetery at 2:SO p. Friends invited.
Take Colegrove cars.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
We offer for sale as a special bargain a
new, strictly modern S-room residence, sltu-
ated at No. 622 West Kensington road This
house built by contract, but the owner,
on account Of an Indebtedness which he
could not meet, was forced to sell. We took
the property off his hands and will give you
the benefit of the bargain.
The downstairs has oak floors, highly pol
ished coved ceilings. electric fixtures. the
very best of plumbing and sidewalks. These
and other conveniences to be found in
this house
We have been holding this property at
s4600, but in order to make quick sale we
will sacrifice for $500, part cash.
j. BURRIS mitchell & CO.,
Contractors and Builders,
326 Douglas Building.
Sunset Black 1891. Home STA
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28

RAMIREZ-In this city, May 25 1905,
Andres Ramirez. aged SIS years. Funeral
from the family residence. 722 jackson
street, Sunday. May 2s, at p. M, thence
to the Plaza church. Interment New Cal
vary.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
CUNNINGHAM g. 0'coNNOR
CHURCH NOTICES

UNDERTAKERS, have removed to 1881 So
Grand Ave. Phones-Main 403: Home 403
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
RREcEE QRnc IN TELEPHONE
UuL OIL UNUC. w. MAIN 243.
BROADWAY AND SIXTH STREET
Ladies and Children. Oi'ULhiNhIho
PIERCE BROS. & co.

Funeral directors, s1O-S12 s. Flower street
Our lady undertaken. Miss Elizabeth Thompson
in attendance for women and children day o
night. Phone Main 1927; Home 227.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28

RUTZ-At residence, 62S West Twenty-fi firs'
street, May %, Edward Rutz, aged 7t
years. Funeral from residence Monday al
p. m. Chicago and Springfield Ill. pa
pers please copy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
EDWIN A. GRAY,
704 Trust Building.

FIVE CHUICE HOMES.
Each built by the owner for home,
on large lots in the best locations; new.
modern, cheap and easy terms.
8ROoms. cor. lot. Halldale ave. ..... .S42J0
Rooms, very hne Harvard blvd $4500
Rooms, cor. lot, Halldale ave.; barn,
double plumbing; nothing aner 's47So
Rooms, lawn, variety fruit trees. lot
5Ox167. e. 37th. near San Pedro S2560
Rooms, 50x150, half block to car, N
Hoover ............ $1,000
$500 cash, balance S12 per month.
WRIGHT g. HAMMERS, $50 Byrne Bldg.
Home 5000; Main 5911.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
ANOTHER WIDOW,S HOME.

A beauty gone. Now we offer another
corner on Halldale avenue-the clean cor
ner, too-50X150 to alley; eight rooms,
beautifully finished, six large-extra large
closets. pantries. porches above and be-
low, finest plumbing, all new and modern.
You will never get such bargain again.
and 1T must go before Tuesday or lease
will be renewed. Now renting at $55 per
month. $425Oj one-half cash, balance to
suit.
WRIGHT & HAMMERS, $40 Byrne Bldg
Homa ha0n. Main ha11
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
WILL INVOICE $1,000.
GROCERY, LOCATED IN PICO
HEIGHTS.

This is hrst-class proposition, and
the present owner is making money. Will
sell at invoice. Stock is in AL condition;
no shelf-worn goods. Does about $4,000
business monthly. Two years lease and
low rate of rent. Particulars of
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.
of Los Angeles-Services in the church edi-
fee. Seventeenth and Figueroa, Sunday, II
q. m. Sermon from the Christian Science
Quarterly. Subject: God the Only Cause
nonial meeting Wednesday, p. m. Take
Washington car to Figueroa and Seventeenth
streets; traction to Sixteenth and Georgia
streets. Reading room. 406 Braly building,
Fourth and Spring streets, open daily from
$3.50 to p. IN.
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Agents

WANTED-HOUSE- HOUSE CANVASS
ers for the best lawn sprinkler on market
big money-maker; sells on sight. CHRIS
TOPPER MURPHY & CO, First National
Bank building, Chicago, ILL.,
s. 90 TO $500 a WEEK-WRITE US AT
once Our agents call 1t the Lucky Box,
because everyone buys 1t. OSMIC CHEMI-
CAL CO.. Brockton. Mass.
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SWELL HOME--$5O, 900.
FIGUEROA STREET,
Near Adams
147x590.
Twenty rooms.
This house is in
heart of beautiful
residence district
Owner must sell
and will consider part trade.
p. j. McGARRY a CO.,
301 BrysOn Block.
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INVESTM ENTS

PER CENT NET INTEREST.
payable seni-annually on our paid-up GER
form satisfaction given for eight years past;
safe as government bonds; secured by de-
posit OF first mortgages with trustee; in
vestigate. Write for booklet and information
to the PROTECTIyE SAYINGS BUILDING
secretary. 1O1 N. Broadway Los Angeles.
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IoJDEN STATE REALTY CoMPANY,
421 S. Spring st.
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mess section, lady's gold pin. Please re-
turn to Hotel Gray, Third and Main streets
ReMard.
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Houses Rented or Sold dMighty Quick Through HERALD IL
AUTO LIVERY
BROKERS

STEAM, GASOLINE, ELECTRIC
s31-sas 9. MAIN. Phone-Home 732: Main 1901
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CHURCH NOTICES

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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 737-737 SOUTH
Flower street Pastor Rev. Joseph Smale.
Divine worship at IL a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Sermon morning and evening by the pas
tor. Morning theme. THE Welsh Re
vival" evening subject, my Visit to Cal
vary"
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TONIGHT,
Blanchard Hall,
DIR. McIVOR-TYNDALL
on THE OPEN DOOR"
ALL SEATS WILL BE FREE.
LOST AND FOUND


LOST-GOLD SHOE PIN ON 4TH, BE-
tween Hope and Broadway. or bet. 4th and
9Th on Broadway, Saturday to p. m.
Kindly return to BOX 225, Herald Office, or
will call IL notified.
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eCHIFFMAN DENTAL Co.
107 N Spring st-Painless extracting, nll'
ing. crown and bridge work. flexible rub.
ber plates. Pure gold nllings 1bo upi all
other fillings. 800 up; cleaning teeth, 900
up; gold crowns and bridge work. s2bO
up; sets teeth, t2bo up. Also open even
ings and sunday forenoonA
FRANK STEVENS. sasK SOUTH SPRING.
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ADVICE FREB-GENERAL LAW PRAC-
tice; no fee without succoss. Call or write
q. W. COOK, 6n S::mson blo3k. corner Third
and Spring. Open every evening.
DIVORCE LAwS-ADvICB FREE; NO FEE
without success; private. J. Ii. SMITH. Ia
W. Third st. Room .os to p. NJ.
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--BARGAINs--
$50 down. lot 56th and Central. " block
from car; street work all in. Price $3.50:
only $50 down, balance monthly
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Miscellaneous

FOR RENT-2 ACRES ON SOUTH MAIN ST.
near Florence ave-; house, barn and good
we'll; good location for chickens or garden.
Price low. LIND & BURNS. AZ Braly Bldg.
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Rooms

FOR RENT-THREE- ROOM HOUSE, NEW
Iy papered; water furnished 1l4S e S9th.
owner 1867 E. ADAMS.
FOR RENT-TWo ROOMS FURNISHED FOR
light housekeeping, including gas and BATH
$40. 1867 E. ADAMS.
FOR RENT-AT Sc PER MONTH, NICE
unfurnshed rooms. S21 CLANTON ST.