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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

pIcte the third weeks work Of inspect
ing the different organizations of the
National Guard of the State today,
with the inspection of Co. a of the
Second Infantry at Gardiner. and will
he at home over the Sabbath. ON
Monday the work will be resumed with
the inspection of Co. NJ of the Second
Infantry in this city. The inspections
for the balance of the week will be as
follows. Tuesday. Co. T.. Second In
fantry at Skowhcgan; "Wednesday. Co.
II. Second infantry at Watcrvillc;
Thursday. Co. +. Second Infantry at
Dover; Friday. Co. G. Second Infantry
at Bangor Gen. Davis will complete
the work of inspection Tuesday. Feb.
i. at the ;trmory Of Co. +. First In
fantry at Sanford.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

Geo. l.. Temples Diamond sprii-;
water tank met with Il ni';hap nll
Eridg, hill at about 10 o'clock Thurs
day morning. which so wrecked it that
it will be temporarily out of business.
The tank hich weighs nearly Il ton
slowed into 4 ditch lii coming: down III
hill and overturned. tnrowing Mr.. Tcm-
pl" of a:ld under ia" horses feet
bruisine him Lboui the heal :u,'l
shoulders quite badly. and it was
feared that he also sustained internal
in iurics. The sled WI, lu,t;y we'll
demolished and the hirn"s:; Wa br'h
en- but the horse was uninju:od. hlr.
Temple has made arrangement h""-
ever. whereby his customers will get
water lust the same. and there viii u"
no delay.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

one m The social events of the week
was the coffee party given by Miss
Alice Macomber Thursday morning. at
her home on State street. for Mrs
Emorc. Quite a number of the young
society ladies of the city were pres
ent. and Mrs. Elmore delighted the
party with a number of selections.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

\ special draft of two travcrs"
Jurors for the present term of the Su-
pc srior court waS held at the office Of
the city clerk Thursday afternoon. the
names drawn from the box being
James r. Kingsley and George +. Dud-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

Sometimes nervous woman's afflic-
items are imaginary. Again they are a
form of actual and terrible illness. In
any event. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea makes yon well. 4 great nerve
tcrie. 80. cents, Tea or Tablets.
Bowditch & Webster Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

|zz4$ 4s@g4sf87
Sd|2;E|; y
In effect Monday. Nov. =. -.
Pullman Car Service.
fullman sleeping car between boeton
snd Caribou on train leaving Boston ~
!.W +. NJ; Augusta, 1853 A. NJ: BaDSoss
Ito A. n, and Caribou. 40 p. n
TRAINS LEAVE
LEAVE Portland, MS p. NJ: Augusta.
1.9 A. M; Watcrville, lao A. M: Bangor.
lb5 A. NJ; Arrive MiIlinocket at 80 "A.
n. Houlton. $50 A. NJ; Presuue Isle, ~ g
A.. ~: Caribou. 1i:oo A. NJ; Fort Fairfield.
LEAVE Portland. Los A. NJ: Augusta.
ass A. M: Waterville, $40 A. NJ; Ban
gor. MOO A. NJ; Arrive 30. Lagrange. sic
A. NJ: Katahdin Iron Works. 80 a. NJ:
NJ; Ashland. 2.l5 p. NJ: Fort Kent, A1s
p n; Houlton, 12.55 p. NJ: Presque Isies
L& p. NJ; Caribou. S.l5 r. M: Van Buren.
20 z. NJ; J. Limestone; 10 40 7; A.; ;, For
Ol7 A. NJ; GuilfOrd. 9H A. M: Monson.
ieI7 A. NJ; Greenville. 1875 A NJ; kineo.
LEAVE Portland. 1o.2s A. M: Augusta.
1&5 p. NJ; Waterville, 10 p. NJ; ieavs
=,
Gl2 2. M; Millinocket. so3 ?. NJ; Patten.
7.25 P. NJ; IIoulton. SIS r. NJ; Presaus
isle. s.51 P. NJ: Caribou. 102o p. NJ; Fort
Fairfield. lois +. M.
LEAVE Portland, 12.3J r. NJ: Augusta.
l2s r. NJ; Watcrville, 3O5 r. NJ: Ban
gor 450 r. NJ; Arrive Dover 7oS r. NJ:
3uilford. 7.26 r. NJ; Grecnviile, SO 7. n
TRAINS ARRIVE.
LEAVE Greenville. s.a5 A.. NJ: Dovsr,
l.e2 A. M; So. Lagrange. $40 A. M: Ar
rive Bangor, 9.c5 a. NJ; Leave Bangor.
i.N P. NJ; Arrive WatervilIe. Io5: Au-
gusta, $40 r. NJ.
LEAVE Fort Fairfield. 500 A. ": Carl
bou. 500 A. Nj; Pressure Isle. 81 A. NJ;
Patten, $50 A. NJ: Millinocket, 1915 A. NJ:
Katahdin Iron Works, 1915 A. NJ. Arrive
Bangor, 100 r. NJ: Arrive Waterville. SG
f. NJ; Augusta. 3.42 +. NJ.
LEAVE. Van Rurcu, $50 A. NJ; Caribou.
U.6 A. NJ; Presauc Isle. 12.t5 T. NJ: Fort
Fairfield, H. 40 A. Nj; HouIton. zoo r. H.:
Fort. Kent. Io.45 A.. NJ; Ashland. 124, I.
M. rattcn, go p. NJ: MilIinocket, 40 2.
"; kineo. 10 r. M: Grcenvllle. :.o ?.
N. Dover and Foxcroft, sos r. NJ. Ar
rive Bangor. 725 r. NJ: Watervllle. 1919
2. NJ; Augusta, 11.10 +. NJ.
40 r. NJ: Fort Fairneld. AIS r. NJ:
Prcsduc Isle. AS p. NJ; Houlton 6.1 r.
H.; Milinockct, S43 +. NJ. Arrive Pan
Eor. n.45 P. NJ; Waterville. LAO A. M
Augusta, 2.25 A. NJ.
Trains leave So Lagrange for Stockton
and Scarsport at SIS A. NJ. and SO t. NJ,
srrivinE at Stockton at 10. Is a. NJ. md S.N
P. M, and Searsp"rt at l0.2, A. NJ. ana
80 p. NJ. Returning. leave Searsport At
$50 A. n. and 1.5o r. NJ. and Stockton at
Lagrange At sos A. M. and 4oa y. ".
c. &. BROWN.
q. r. 4 r. A.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

Worry is the mother of sick, nervous
and troubled mentality. upsets the en-
tire physical system. The body is a
network of nerves. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea soothes and rebuilds the
entire system. So cents, Tea or Tab
Bowditch & Webster Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

At hearing held by the rnilroad
commissioners at Ellsworth iWednes-
day. on a petition from the municipal
officers Of that city. for highway
crossing over the tracks of the Maine
Central railroad. the prayer of the
petitioners was granted. the crossing
10 be made at grade. the gradients at
the approach on either side not to be
greater than one foot in 20. II was
the decision Of the commissioners al
so that the Maine Central shall con-
s,ruct and maintain the crossing with
/, its right of way. and make :, suita =
ble provision for surface drainage The
expense of construction within its
right Of way is to be borne by the
Maine Central.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
Wash Day
Gossip

The latest hit Of rash-day gossip IL
That there are to be no more wash
days.
our laundry takes their place. DO
YOU fully understand the fact that We
can take charge of your washing. do
II better than IL Was ever done before
double, the Iength.of gfe Of your linen
and save you money at same time?
That's the fact Of the case. Investi-
rate it-Une trial will convince you.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

Hon. w W. Stctson. Mainc'S genial
superintendent of public schools. has
many strange experiences in conncc-
ton with his work. ana many pleas
ant stories arc told Of him. Here is
the latest. and it is authentic. Supt.
Stctson visited. not long since. several
Of the schools in one of our cities. In
a short talk to the pupils in one Of
the rooms he remarked TO them that
lie had known their teacher. a young
lady. much longer than they had.
After Mr. Stctsm had gone and the
pupils had recovered from the awe
inspiring effect of his august presence.
one "f them uuaintly inquired. Miss
Jones. did DR.. StctSOn use to go to
school to YOU"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

Insp.ctor General DaXiS will com
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

The following corporations hay" flied
their certificates of organiza ton at the
Office Of the secretary of State:
Burbank. Douglas IL CO.. organized at
Portland. for the purpose of con,luctin%
It general business in crockery. glassware.
china. silverwtr". pottery. and general
merchandise. with 10000 capital stock. oi
which nothing is paid in. Officers: Prcsi-
dent. Albert l.. Burbank of Portland
treasurer. Farming J. Burbank of Port
land. Certificate approved Jan. J.. 1906.
The Massachusetts Agency, organized
at Portland. for the purpose of doing Il
general real estate business and for other
purposes. with s50o.U0 capital stock. of
which nothing is paid in. Officers: ProSi-
dent and treasurer. Ebcn Winthrop Free
man of Portland. Certificate approved
Jan. Il. l9OG.
Colonial Plantation Co. organized At
Augusta. for the purpose of owning and
dealing in lands. improved and unim-
proved. and the products thereof and for
other purposes. with 10000 capital stock
of which 500 is paid in. Officers: Prcsi-
dent and treasurer. +. W. Emery OF Au-
Susta. Certificate approved Jan. IL, 1906.
Manufacturers Export and Trading Co.
organized ut Augusta. for the pui pose of
owning and dealing in lands. improved
and unimprovcd and the products thereof.
and for other purposes. with !JO1.D Cap
tai stock. Of which 500 j. paid in. on
GERS: President and treasurer. +. W.
Emery of Augusta. Certificate approved
Jan, IL, 1906
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

Dr. Albert Bushnell Hart. the dis
iinSuishcd Harvard hiSt"ral gay" !;
dinner "Wednesday evening ut the Go
l"niHl Club. tn Il number Of well know
Cambridge school men. with Hon. w
W. Stctson as the guest of honor.
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WORLDS CRESSET

IQparidM, IN Ad'"~fr,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-26
' OIL ". JAH-vlle Fow1ER MO. April 26 1905. No 50

ting wnrr.est Senator Gallinger
requested that the Vice President
in.oree the ru,e against this kind
Of debate. The rules were read
aud the comhatapts wcIe corr
pei!eO to fesuuo their seats,
which theg lid reluctantly,
glaring at ench other most
melodrama,icaliy,
The promotion. of Major Gsn.
eral Corbin to Lieutenant General
of the United states Amy was
confirmed by the Senate this
week which thus enabled him to
retire With more prestige and
higher pay than would have
otherwise been possible. General
Corbin is one OF the most unpopu.
!ar men in the army but by push
and pull he has attained to the
highest rank that the army af.
fords. Elis nomination to thi.
rank has been bitterly fought in
the Department where he is dis.
liked and hy as large q part of
The army rs co,lla oppose him
without hoing disc overed in it.
On the ether hand though he has
many friends on the outside and
| his wife who was u rich woman
. before her marriage has been
very active in working fvr his
promotion and pulled wires, by
means of her money and social
position, III all directions. The
manner in which appointments
promotions y! this kind are effect
I'd IA one of the most interesting
features of Official life and books
could be written giving explana.
tlons OF the wheels within wheels
by which it is done. The day of
the female lobbyist famous in
story and play is pust so far us
old time methods are concerned
but never has there been Il time
when women meddled 50 quietly
and so effectively in political and
official life as 1t present.
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Granted to Miss. uri inve en'ors
week. reported by c. \ snow & Go.
Pa,en, 3uorn-ys, v ashine,on Dc.
Caroy T., Bunker. Oregon, Re
tlec,or for magnifying glasses,
Seward A. Hascltine, Springfield
Pi'l and tablet counting machine
John J. McCully Mexico, Mine
car wheel. John North & W, H
Kansas City. Bailing hay and
similar materials. Oily Stark
Harding Land Scraper.
For copy 6. aNy above patent
send ter cents !" n'.s,ase stamp:
w..h ia,e Gs:s IT hi, paper to &. A.
Snow s. Cn. Wash nglrn. ID G
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to please the bride, that comes
to his home, Can You give any
information whore he could find
the lucky one,
Carry McPeek is very sick at
present writing.
William Sticking and mother
was thrown from a wagon. the
team was RAINING away; Both
was seriousley hurt.
Mrs. A. L. McClary left for
Mt. Groye where she went to
ace her sister who is seriously
sick with consumption.
Albert McClary was seen in
Pawnee buying potatoes.
William ,Salsman from Texas
Co. is working in Lamonia Iowa
for Sls. per month board and
washing.
Theador. Salsman is working
near Andover Mo. for SIS. per
month board and washing:
Nelson Canada has 30 acres of
oats sowed on 4, L.: McClary q
farm and he will plant % acres
of corn, he says il is the frest
land he ever plowad. he thinks
there is no place like Harrison
| Co: No, and.is thinking a buying
10 farm here
/ Now il these few lines miss
| the waste basket ] will come b
gain: So bye for this time from
Albert L. acclarytto tho woRLD'i
caEssEr. one Of the best papers
ever published for nows 50
will give
TEN MODERN COMMANDMENTS.
......l.-y... ~ Il bG
Thou shall stay at home and
4 90 all ,hy work SO thy vile and
family shall have plenty.
3 Thou shall rAise nlenty "
rattle md hcea. W mon slsa4 fhes 4
happy and 40 NV xork wea n
3, Thou shsithire INV nsi46
bor ~ tKey alall mt be ANAz
Iron home X tn y 3, 'M,lDrlss Il
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PAWNaE MO.
April l5 1906

Kind Ed. and CORRESPONDENTS
! will Take my pen in hand t.
write q few items fnr the
valuable WORLDS CREssEr.
Fine weather now; sowing oats
and making garden 10 the order
of the day at present.
Peach trees will soon be nloam-
ing meadows is looking fine.
would like to ask .'The coun.
try girl few questions. how
would you like TO live in Harri-
son Co. Mo-: 1t is the most
beautiful and healthiest place
any one ever lived IN, II you
would like TO live in North Mo.
please answer this ad. IN the
columns Of this paper. There il
widower up here has 4 beauti.
ful home end he is looking fora
house keeper, he says hs vii
chop all the wood, carry II III
draw TIN water, De every shina
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Ewing VI Gentry passed thru
.bAH Vile on last Tuesday stop
ping a few moments ana chattd
the Ed, Informing us that be
was Il candidate for County
Judge ot the Western District
Subjact to the Democratic Prl'
mary. Nay ~ 1t wasthe first
tinn so had the privilege ol
meeting Mr.. Gentry and US 9
young man for the position he
desires to gain. He left good
impression on our mind ana be-
lieve that the Democrats Will d.
Well sn non;'ale hiI..
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'tno WsI DepsttMeut. iAs Heprssen
tAiives and Senators from California
al,lost frantic With peronsi anx;e,ias
hsva been up night and day attending
10 relief work for their slncksn
"eighbprs and friends. Benator pts,ias
who is wealthy man In conveysS,ier
With Secretary Taft r!cdged his private
fortune 10 the end that the war Depart.
'nent should be reimbursed for supplies
! Congress failed 10 vote, the a,,pro.
pria,ion bu, this he was no, obliged +,
do since Congress gave the msue,
without hesitation,
Senator Nswlsuds who Is trustee ,ior
the Shannon estate IN California md
whose daughters fortunes sre in7t.'.ed
in that IL one Of the heaviest lossrtsb,
the earthquake snd TIRE liz has bsen q
very wealthy man and Dis Lonses in
Washington are among the finest, and
his entertainments and social rel ela,,uu of
the mos, exclusive hut his fortune Las
received heavy hluw aud his lvsses
he estimates will amount to millions.
This President has displsy ed The ken
~, ir'eres' and vmpalhy and he...eas
sent personal kilograms to the Cover
nor Of California. the Mayor Of Sal,
FrnuciscU and himstl! givcm direction.
Tor the sending" "f nil relief contribution
ir the Red Cros, Society of the United
s'a,es. President. Jacob Schiff. New
York IN order thai they maj be wisely
administered. he ha, also issur,i o,drrs
l." III" heads "f nll Apartments 'ha, all
p"ssb.e assis,aorshs rendered with de.
sps'ch for the AID Of the sufferers.
Senator Tillman. who ia a small
volcano in n perpetual state Of
eruption broke ont again this
week when he was attacked by
Sanntor Hopkins ne Illin,is. As
in former years he did not ut.
tempt to settle the discussion
with his :,sts but 40 ono knows
where the wrangle would have
stopped il Vice President Fair.
] banks had not in.c,ferred. The
excitement aru-" over subject of
the John r. Walsh bank failures
in Chicago and the intimaticn oy
Mr.. Tillman that Seuator Hopklu.
connection with then. had not
been entirely clean. Scarcel,
had Senator Til.man resumed hii
sent when Mr.. Hopkins livid witt
| rage arose aud poured forth .
food OF denunciation upoE th,
Senator from South Carolina. II,
began by calling him an ignor
tmus in business matters and
seeker after notorlety in the news
papers and u person who playe,
constantly TO the galleries. II
then turned his attention b
polit ical matters in the Soutl
aud declared that before TilImnl
picked flaws III the, administra
tim afnll'airs in IiIipois he wonl
better rlean his own state Of tn
crime Of suppresslng the negr
vogt. Mr.. Ti.lman. responded i
ike manner and for u iitt!s Will
; excitement m the iiosr n,.d i
the galleries was Mt fever 'hsai
just when the es.ioquy was 81,
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The irightiul calamity which has
beiallen San Francisco has for the
time displaced all other topics Of
discussion in the Hational Capital.
As in all other zig ci,ies CROWDS
a.e assembled about the newspaper
hn'!tiin bo"ris al day and wei. into
The night ana the extra editions Ct
The papers a.e sold out almost as
soon as they are on the streets, On
the cars. in social gatherings, in the
homes and il, Congress every one is
asking tor later news Of the hc!o'
caust. Washington which is largely
made up Of the residents Of other
cities and states has a small ciiyful
OF Calliornians within her brodrrs
and the anxiety Of these as to the
safety Of their friends and concern
as to their lossrs are STARED 10y all
who know ,hcm, In Congress the
feeling ha. been unanimous that .hc
country hid xper.enced the greatest
:: :liamiN in - hlst0fy and during
Thursdays session all other business
vas disseminated until some exp.es
son had been given 10 the desire to
do something's for The stricken city
ConGrtss IN hi, instance was prompt
to act and without discussion and
with absolute lnamity both houses
agreed ,o the resolution appropriating
100000 10 be Immediately avail.
able under the direction of the
Secretary of war ior the purchase
Of supplies in open marke. for the
relief oi the suffering in San Fran.
cisco and adjaeen cities Coniuren ces
have been held almost houfly a; the
war and Navy Departments and the
white House and as soon as it became
apparent from the dispatches tina,
the state woald need Fsderal aid the
matter was presented 10 Congress
ard by six o'clock of the day thai
the relief resolution appropria,iinl
one milli'n dollars who presented ia
the House aad passed by the Senates
it had been signed by the rresiden,
and the Government Department.
were a, work on the preparations fol
dispensing it. Not since the day
hos,ililies were declared sgains'
Spain bis the war department pre-
sen'cd such u scene OF activity. Get
Bell the rec,nily aproin,'d Chief q
Staff bns ber0 ny nll night for ~,
nights dirs cling dispatches 10 Genera
Funston who has charge ~ the troop
in ib. tire stricken city Lsis Thursda!
the department chartered II special tisil
IN New york. ob,ained right Of ill ROAD
and Is nov ,,renkibg all records 4
hnr, rg suppiies IN the striving an
homeless Every hLresu in the Nsv
D. . .rlment wns represented Ia III
, work sii,:h weat or all through u,
..a, sli night schdirg nI.srs ior SUI
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4. Thou shall raise plenty and
thou shall do well and II thy
ncighbor be m need help him.
q, Thou shat do whatever
lieth In thy power to promote the
welfare of thy State and county.
Z. THU shalt not suffer pride
to overcome thee for ii thou do
thou may have bad luck and do
wrong with thy neighbsr.
8. Thou shall put thy earnings
in the bank for when thou art
old thou cannot work.
Q. Thou shalt be neighb0rly
and do what is right in all things
so thy neig.lbor will speak wellof
thee;
10 Thou shall keep all these
com mandments and teach them
TO thy children even until the
third generation ,ha. they may
flourish and grow in plenty, when
thou art laid to rest with thy
fathers.
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H, Y. BALL.
ATTORNEY ~ LAW
Norwood Mo.

Will attend to all Legal business
,efered TO him, Practices in oil
the Courts Of the State.
Commercial and Criminal Law
especiality. ~
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II YOU WANT
BARGAINS IN

Farm aad Timber land write
Real Es,a,o A. J. JOHNSON
Houston Texas Co. Nc. For his
list of bargains sent Tree,
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EDITOR

entered Gs second class
matter, FedrHary aa 1906,
at the POsi-O6ice at For
lrr No.. Mnder Act of
Congress Of March Jrd-
Is -
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WASHINGTON #.
LETTE R

From our regular Correspondent.
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PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS

!. =. Vsnasy y. 2.
Physician and Surgeon
VIII serve all calls PdMct
ually.
py- Office in Meyers building on
So u.b side Of B. X. upstairs.
Norwood No.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
Glemwood Park

1000 feet frontage on Sycamore
tifully sloping hills. Large lots, none
smaller than rs feet front. some of
one acre. First-class street work
guaranteed and included in price.
Several residences costing from $4,000
to $500 are in course of construction
across the street from this tract.
Large live oaks and sycamore trees
cover many of the lots. Eagle Rock
Water companys mains pass the
tract, water piped to every lot. The
view from this tract is unequaled In
Southern California. Rea sonable
building restrictions. Prices from
$3.50 up. Liberal terms.
Mum
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
KeniIworth Tract

$50 feet frontage on. Colorado
street, running back to the foothills.
East and west front lots from 1853 to
1856 feet deep. fronting on 70-foot
streets, with five-foot red cement
walks. three-foot cutters. and 10-foot
parkways planted to expensive shade
trees. These lots are covered with
either ten year-old navel oranges,
full bearing almond trees, or fancy
peach and apricot trees. The Eagle
Rock Water company is piping wa
ter to every lot Prices from $3.50 to
$3.50. Easy terms. Building restric-
tions S2500.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
ArteSiam Heights

500 feet frontage on Central ave.
nue.. sloping upward to the western
hills. Large villa lots with a sweep
ing view of the entire valley, includ-
ing Highland park. Occidental college,
etc. This tract is one mile from
Highland Park, five miles from the
city. 1t will be on the market Sep
tember 1, at which time grading con-
tracts will be let and Eagle Rock
Water companys water pIped. Prices
and suitable building restrictions.
Number
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
FoR 7ALs
suburban proper.y--saaIe Roek
Eagle Rock
Eagle Rock

n you want to take advantage Of
our present prices. don't let the con-
fusion and dust at Eagle Rock dis
courage you The contracts for grad
ing and oiling Colorado street (l20
feet wide) will be let Tuesday, Sep
tcmber T. The Eagle Rock Water
company are laying mains past our
tracts now. We are doing the bust
ness in Eagle Rock because we have
the best property in the valley at a
lower price than our competitors.
Any one who looks into the merits Of
our properties will see at once that
our FIVE ZIG TRACTS are beyond
competition.
Here they are:
Number 4
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
ZOE sALa

FOR SALE
Houses
BUILT LIKE A WATCH.
That is what every one tells us when
they INSPECT one Of otr houses
We study the needs Of the people and
do not hesitate to make suggestions
when we are drawing plans for you.
$4,000 $4,000 $4,000
We are making q specially this week
Of large b-room cottages The exteriors
are not alike. and they differ from the
windows, brick mantel, loaded glass
doors In buffet. seats, fixtures, walks,
etc. for $4,000. You may pay us $3.50
or more each month till the house Is
paid for; interest at z per cent.
1850. s1650O0 s1e50.o0
Large six-room, attractive cottage,
hardwood floors. pressed brick mantel,
fixtures, walks. etc, ready to move into.
This house will cost you $40 per month,
including interest at per cent.
Lumber is cheaper now than H. ever
will be again. Do not make a mistake
and wait to build. Take advantage OF
the low prices.
Plans furnished free.
]. BURRIS mitchell & CO.,
Az Douglas Building.
Home STA Black 1891.