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Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

simply bur elegantly furnished Win q
Louise Qulnzs chair. a Nose Levy bureau
and Joha L sullivan 6rzDeriez- TIE ap-
parent hsroila. An ample Izl5y cunsc-.crsd
along the Esnerzl lines q q brewery horss
= discovered asleep on a lounge Before
rne A1nis1ce arises - comment q al
uen1oUs gentleman rAstzfuIly clad b a
dress sU1- Tan shoes. a eerby hA< ana a red
neeEris and q course. ether rhfnEEl
enters through a window
wake ~. Lzzis. an tell &c Easrs- whzt
yoUl have" sEhurtz a GaTsry V0ics
The TAI EeurenlGn seens a In 1isuan-
esrred- Eut be reouVers himself ard u4rh
much pesrns and De=k1nE up rses sur-
rsDuriouslg a5Our ths ro0m. eoEupEeaely
OyeriOodng the largest azd most 0ovious
arucis - r-the woman
Thea Ne enmez down % ths fo0tlasnrsL
I am EEuleman boigiar." he ann0uncss
mpressiEeiy-
-Baigizr. msobe" replies a vuios from
ths 1ez- q ne OnchssrrA mea1ingty ana
insulIngiy.
The tai man seems again mOusurzrry
disuuncsrtsd- He rurns aEd spies ths
Sleeping LADY.
Hal" h aries As HFe rs O. Lay
GWend1lyu M1urEI1rnnlerTl-
GEll- cuulss = Eu1cs n1n - 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

No nslpid trzisEls and title piaotudss
accompanied the giving Of aims BY Count
Creighuou- JOhn Schsnk rs1nsEoers one
time when a poor woman called al the
counts Office sire had been Sherz ire
Gzently before and the count had given her
money Her husband was dru7kara-
Each tine she had CONE for help. her
benefacr0r had talked 70 her kindly In his
own bIuI way about reforming the Ean-
ana each time she had gone away with
new hope for his Ultimate reclamation
We'll wen. back again said the count
On this occasion
Yes" said the w0man-
And hasn't that husband rsf0rmet5st7'
he asked
The woman shook her head sadly.
well. here's 90 bur mind. this 10 70
- the last You uInst reform the man-
Reform hin BIZ hin with TIA Eh0vsI 4
- won't behave
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

Pride was 4 quality from which the count
was absolutely free He was as cordiAl
and as apprOAchabis % the beggar as %
the millionaire In fact. he looked upon
his posssseiuns as only given IN trust ID
him Often he would look from his win
dow Al some POOR man going past
Z don't see why the Lord gave me 50
mzch money and thaG man 30 little" he
would say. II Knew hsn I'd invite him
e 70 dta1aE"
More thAn ooos On cold wtznw days 10
W0Gla oAu hts coAShnAa. James O6hAaga=
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

count called 70 hsr kindly When she cana
~ q ehs pOreh she prOdllcs6 some tGksCs
and aAked cui4ly whsrher he would buy
O1s They we're Tor ehureh fair
-HoW nzUch are they" asked the count
Ths Htlls glE replied that the prics Wzs 10
esZtz and thai they we're far the Episcopal
chGrck- She also sad thai Aas had sold
only uhrss oUr Of twenty. taOugh shs had
trad very lard
How many have EO1 IsfrT-- asxsd ths
eouzL
-ssvsztssn.- sid he ntfls gt-4 With =
rsazlasss that showed she had cDuausd
than C11EL
IN taxa them AL sad tha counr. which
he I'D % the great establishment Of The
ErI-E EiL Wh0 EzEed IN zmazsmsnr a THIS
man Wa lad such = 9ondz-fuI lot q
monEy and WhO had 80 many Children 4or
WON % huy uEksrs- Mr. Schsnk says she
kept Iook1Ez over her shoulder trsquenrly
as SIC vent dnWn the yak hsr face *
presziFs q the gnsA1ezt asCouiahmsnL
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17


That - tha hO1ss whers ehare waa .
sanding order during tie hard tines Of
1sas-sf % send no che from TIE door hun
Sry- Ard every day frun SIX 70 ar1seu
were fed II they had 70 place 60 SLEEP.
tickets TO \ lodE.ng house were provided
eor the-
THAI IL the house Ehsra probably nsorH
people u al stations IN NE have ben
entertained than Anywhere else L. Omaha
During the Transnissiszfppf exposition the
house was fun OF visitors al the time.
Those VINO we're not intimately associated
with Count Creighton have little idea how
much ha gave away He never made any
show of L. He gave because his heart
Prompted him TO give. and because he felr
that others had as good right 70 the money
~ he had. Nearly every morning u7on
arriving al his ONCE he would End a num-
Der waiting there Ter him Then he would
, begin % AK GaesuClA From every one
lie ct Ire whole story a rascor1une
Than would follow 4 nt1ls god ha-nnrsA
talk and finally The giving of ths aErs
whtch might be anything from a few csrcs
% ~ Frequently he gave away upward
u hundred dollars in a day. HIS annual
bensfaction IN this kind Of charity ran
Ign into the thousands. He never ksus
any account % T.
Seekers after cha-1rT frequently cane -
TIE house Mss CSt1sr ths careful aouss-
keeper. ever ANXIOUS 20 keep a. much q
this burden from him a. Dossibie- directed
them -f-variabIy 70 the once. Otherwlsa
t.,v would awe given ana no peace day
OF night Ard very few were Turned away
without beiEg sausi-d. and gsnsrously.
tno.
one incident which higsly amused ths
count Was thar o. a man WHO approAehed
lin dawn town while he was taking WITH
a party Of friends. he had fresuenLy
heiDed this nan before and when he inter-
r1Dted his conversation on this occasion Ne
turned 20 hin and SAID
Charity begins AZ home
The men went away Immediately but rhas
Fevening when the count arrived AZ homa,
the man vas waiting On the front po--h-
Re sxpilined that h had followed 1Irsc-
uons a. given and. being now AZ bona.
asked help asaln Needless 70 say. he gUe
r.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

Many s1or1es have been tod q Couzf
CrslghE0ns love 10r chidrs1- TIE pat1sr
a their feet the s0ft ca5snces q thsr
voices or even TIER noisy ezpreEAons
we're As music % hts sGrs- One a ne
nosr u1uchins incidzn1s IN the c1unrs La
VIA ehiidrs1 occurred not 50 lonE an
N his onc- n the First National hAak
building
Tie count Was uAIzag % Al rh0uas
and Ms Nel Malone b his u6ce A
nsEsbog-nor ever years AZ aEs-dropDsd
IN he c0uur always had = VAN spoI
IN his heart fuF the uegze1
Want 70 buy any papers. uizt=rF-'
azked TIE boy.
Ths count took 0ns sach o. ths papsrs
and aszsd the boy z hs would Est ehanss-
ne boy scATts6 cut WiLh his bgldla a
papsz and a d1ilzE but rsrurnad hefurs
serE1s 70 ne haA Ths 10y h4adaa Ne
h-ndls ~ paPsrs % ths e1uur o h0iL IN
pEz11iuE n Ia eklI1tsh uzz1ar - uaursa
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

Every person who ever tasted OF the hos
piral2ry OF Count Creighton carried away
from that home q poem and q song IN his
heart II remained. however. for ono
young woman tO PUT this song into words.
Miss Viola Cncan. secretary Of the United
States Civil Service commission, was q
warm friend OF Mrs. Creighton and after
her death q frequent visitor al ths hos
pitabls mansion AZ Twsnterh and Chicaga
streets. which the count called bis farm
ho1saL" II was AFTER taking dinner thera
one summer day zzd sDsnAtng the evening
CT TIE beautiful lawn thAs she wrote tha
following and sent II % he count, VIA
vAs greatly pleased with IT,
COUNT CREIGHroNrs FARM HOUSE,
Tan trees their shadows ainE
Across the lawn,
And Il the branches sfng
The birds AZ dawn
The walks a-e bordersd ruuad
With pretty flowers
That send u from TIE ground
Sweet Derfuusd showers
he riDsnsd grapes are seen
Upon the arbor wall
Among leaves Of deepest Ereen
In clusters tzl
The mansion. high and squarA
In collars soft and gray.
L1Ooks on these scenes 50 fair
BY night and day.
The doors swing free and V1da
To friend and foe.
And string side BY side
Are high and low.
And he the farmer host
Who welcomes al
To him IL due a toast
Tbs best q all
Here's 70 mis- loyal heart,
HIS friendship tue.
Herss % the noble part
Hes played Al through.
LGug may old Father Tine
HIS distance keep.
Long may sing IN rkyna
Oar friencshtD deep
HEh - your glasses rz1ss.
n sparkling vine.
Dri1E 70 long merry dzyA
rh-s host q thins-
Drink 10 me dear WHITE head.
The crown Of STOW.
sole marx tAat Shows na trszA
o. tine bsl0W-
C1nk- eitnk ysur glasses Al
To him We love-
Wish al E1OG things below
And Al above
HERE'S - hts I0yaI heart
HIS friendship true.
Here's q the noble part
Hes played Al fhrouEh-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

Count Creignnun never forget his Old
friends and delignuzd % ST and 60 ever ne
odd tines with some genial S0uI Wh0m be
had known in rhs earlier dzyE -Taka
lunch Win ne and Ve VII char over Old
unez~ vas me counts greeting when
one Of his cd friends would happen 70
cnop In MAJOR Jshn n Burke. the
sTznd-IOGuenr sE1Tsrrlsizg agent Of the
BU1azO Bil WIId West shoW, was a. Old
tine friend Of Count Creighton. ana the
hrsr man be would IOok lp Whsn he struck
Omaha was Count Crsightnn HIS rels-
E-4m frDn NeE Tark shovel ne szreeun
N Ehich he held his trend Il rad
7 JON ORAha. In hsr E-1sf for her Grand
ca ma1- one q ne besr among ne truly
god as Eesusrnsr one u rhe last Of ne
al advance guzr1z--
An instance q the way Count CrsiEhuoa
had m higA ssteem those q ais cid friends
VINO brEEsd the srnrms q TIE early h6s
ulEh hin vas his friendship far Al suirh.
ons q LhE best known sparrinE men n
shts cDO1ry and EngiAnd For ne Iasr
rhtrrE-tAree years he has ocrupseG a suits
a. rooms ~ ne Gilsey no1se n New Eork
and Count creiEnrln never WsnE % New
York E1rhOGE making II a point % cal on
his fr5snG No Eas about ths sane azs az
ths cruuE S1iEh W1rksd Tar rhe Crel-E-
TINS when Cent Crzlgnton Eas treiEarins
across ne plzf1A z1d the inruulca he
Inn q W1r1 spot IN ne heart q Cuuul
Crclgat1n- ne eSuar tsllgarsd % tn q
us z1shz VIA thsy Ssrs sr0~sizg ~
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

-1HE grsAe hsart % Count John A
CreiKhrou has been srled HIS
kindly voice 10 heard 10 longer
AID Ia Omaha thousands OF
- hearts are lonely Cast thy
bread uD0n the waters And Il shan return
% thee after many dags." SAYS the Scrip
r1-e1- Giant CrsiEhtnn cast his brad upon
the waters VITA LaEish hazd azd Il ~
turned 70 hin In graz MEASURE IN the
gratitude and love vtich al possessed fur
I'm who knew him Perhaps a rnonuuent
~ stone WI be rzlsed ever the crave u
us great ma1. b1t the greatest naonu-
nent has already been erected IN the
hearts % thousands. where there d Al
abiding love created b ha etsinrsresusd
spontaneous generosity.
In the great coruforrahIs house IN ths
hiA the loss comes home mos eIoselv.
There 50 much has happened: there his
eheery. hearty nature has ben best known.
That - the house where there vas a stand
hg order % prepare 6innsr aAsly fur two
beside ne imueciste family. Ard every
evening the count cane home with sons
friends. and they dfned AID spent ne even
ing noEsther- The guests were OF al sta
tons. from the highest 70 the lowest Ths
amount q money a nan had was q 10
Consequences 70 = man Of Iohn A Crstxh-
tons czlber
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

fer n An. what are you talking about
Tsu have As-7g6od a night TO the money as
/ hsEs= he would say.
WHEN ever there were any children in
the e3sEaror be always gave them sOEne-
thing I never saw a child in this car al
the sans tune a. the count that he cilsn' :
sp-ak % and give s0nlething o. 4 tel you
* seems lonely IN this building even know-
ing III not see his z0od Old face IN this
car again Il vas always s8msthiug 70
loos forward % IN the day."
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

zCRCH organizations a this coU1-
Try are somsri-nes accused q
lack q srterprtse. bur fnuurIer-
able Instances % the esutrATy can
~ cftea
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

Il character cOUld be Photographed and
Y . photographer % chzrzeusr bad wanted
u SET JOhn A CreiEh1On IN character
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

He spoke % ne every cay for several
years SAID tn elevator operator IN N
First Szrn1aI Hauk Guiding where C1u1t
cr=izhrsu's sfIos Was He would eume
iuro ire sleFar1r and pat hand "a ny
shoulder and say somefhing chesrfuL HIs
most common =xpr=ssinn vas. Vel are
you happy today % cuurse afEays
SAID Was. snd rhen he NuuId saF some
thing about ma being sod
Evsry Christmas hs wuuid z1re ne .
pressnE II wzs always money and hs
ss=zsd % BE- Gza0gsd Wien thA1ks6 him
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

-
when He WA8 Norkea-
Ttm0rhy -irc0m says. The charity that
thtnkerh DO evil trusts In Cad and trusts
n man" such a charity was Count
CreiKhron'a He asked few questions when
be met distress He was quick 20 rsilsvs =
A natural result Was that he was s01e-
times imposed upon These OCCASIONS we're
rAre- one TINE young giri cane win .
pfrzfI tale % MS house she lad oons
from her country home win bUt a little
money. II cost more % Eve be TIE CRY
rhan she thought ana now she EAs without
money she SAT BY the counts hrssids for
a tine. and Mss CDrtsr provided her With
new clothing. Then the count rsispholed
his secretary 20 buy her 4 ucksr % hex
home ard giving her a feW dollars. bade
her gndspee3l- The SECRETARY saw her On
the tain But the neEt Gay she vas se-z
on ne street n Omaha
A zagE-d man zsppeared one winter morn
mg and ted the hOusekeeper the count
ha6 told hin % come ~ and 81 sUu.e q
his underwear H vas a mar abCut ne
counts proportions and the hGuzekceper
wrapped up three outfits When ne count
cane home ard learned q r be laughed
well I didnE send ths nan up- Ne
sal. but II he b. k=-pinE warn IN ny
ciDthes I'm zarsded- Fd rather he had
some BY thsm honestly. though" Ne addsd
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

ths oo1z1 - have soms sscu1ry fur tAs
safe rsCurn q the chang The Hrrls 0rt-
stretEhed hAnd win the pagers ana rhs
ezprezsion Of the boys 1Ass brought =
usarGrOp 70 the counts syeA He piacsd
hs arm around the boys neck and kzsse9
him He did not spOn the boy by giving
him the whole dollar. but did give him =
E0O6Iy parton Of the change whsa the
boy rsrurned from Els srrznd-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

aszsy. - III cnlorsd mAa - Al work-
Th0aas ofNeAL % come mo tha hc1ss
and ~ W1th hin for ghlls- Tnsy u-1gnt
have a E1Ass q wine and The cOunt wuGald
1AIk with them a. man 70 man TIE honest
hearts of thase and thousands Of 8Ehers
Ike them mOurn his Loss with = sorr0U
that VII nOt die
A mrrls girl came rnidly up ne waIk
AZ hts houns enc sumner GAY whsn ha
zad John Sehank we're ssAesd On the por-h-
shs seemed lfizid . EpprOach- but the
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

Il Manager announces Ms chef
d'0eUEre. q sketch TN ras par
lance. a miniature play ez1tlsd
By the Sk1n q Hsr Tssth- The
curtain. riaes. Giselo.inr q -,gn
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

hosptral whsrh he himself had bum. -
wa the most Uncoznpialnllg PaneuE Ea
EzS always fearful thA< be was MAKING
unnscessA-y trouble He begged the nurses
% take rest and not Be 80 mindful Of hi-u.
He sxprssssd deepest thanks for tie Least
k1uGuezs 6cra-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

street; tuberculosis of vertebrae.
BOBO-Amelia Bobo 4 months, native
of Los Angeles, 745 San Julian street.
cholera infantum.
DYE-Thomas John Dye, 80 years
widower, native of Kentucky, 61S
Sunset boulevard; hemorrhage (sui-
cide).
HOTCHKISS-Finle NJ Hotchkiss, 5t
years, married, Good Samaritan hos
pital; embolism following operation
for hernia.
KAIN-John Bratton Kain, % years
single, native of South Carolina, 3lZ
West Seventh street; pulmonary
tuberculosis
LUCKY-Mrs. Mildred Lucky, 81 years
married, Good Samaritan hospltal'
hemorrhage.
NELSON-Robert Nelson, is years, SIN
gle, native of Minnesota, county hos
pital; phthisis pulmonalis. .,
PANKEY-Milton Edgar Pankey "a
years, single, native of California
Rosena Rest Retreat; stats eXpllep-
ticus burial at Santa Ana.
SMITH-Earl Smith, 20 years single
Clara Barton hospital; paralysis.
STONE-Edgar G. Stone, 20 years, SIN
gle. native of Missouri, emergency
and general hospital; tubercular
meningitis; burial at Boonville, MO.
THURSBY-Mrs Emily EllzapetRf -f
Thursby, 20 years, married, naive o.
Alabama, 2103 Brooklyn street, acute
cerebro spinal meningitis.
WILKERSON-Mrs Maggie WlIkerson'
35 years married, native OF hen-
lucky. Indiana and DauPhlh'
nephritis.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
PHYSICIANS

DR.. J. HENKLE, NATURoPHTH~1
treat and cure all kinds of diseases
in both sexes, young and old. Rheu-
matism, chronic and infiammatory,
and all chronic, nervous and mental,
acute and painful ailments. l treat
weak and lame back, sprains and
spinal deformitles. I remove the
cause and assist nature to restore
health, strength and vitality. suffer
ers noticing this ad can get relief II
desired by calling at my office, $40
Q and 5, or evenings by appointment.
Home phone F3720.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
BIRTHS
ROYS

DIEHL-To Henry and Mary Diehl (nee
Murphy, $50 Gless street
STOLLE-To Robert Bennett and Elsa
Stole (nee Kosky), 92Oh Maple
avenue.
MILLER-To John A. and F'rida Miller
(pee Sass), 5000 Winter street.
CASNER-To Omer e. and Eugene Cas-
ner (nee Astley), Sixty-fourth street
SNOW-To Growles Edgar and Helen
Louise Snow (nee Berger), 11S1 East
Fifty-eighth.
MICEHIAROLI-To Con and Barbara
Micehiraoli (nee VertrichD, $40
Buena Vista street.
SANFORO-To John and Emma San
ford (nee Antonez), 784 Lyon.
PENDLETON-To Elton and Magnolia
Pendleton (nee Whoon), Santa Mon
lea, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
~ Associated Press.

Dy ASSocldleu FIeSS
SAN FRANCISCO. July 15.-The fall in tenn
perature which occurred over a large portion
of the Pacific slope Sunday and Monday
forenoon has given place to gradual warm
ing. There has been no rain and less fog
than usual along the coast
Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair Tuesday,
light east wind, changing to west.
San Francisco and vicinity: Fair Tuesday,
warmer, light north wind.
Santa Clara and Sacramento valley: Fair.
warmer Tuesday. light north wind.
San Joaquin valley: Fair Tuesday, contin-
ued warm; light north wind.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
Business Property

FOR sALF-BUsiMEss CORNER. 5Ox
10 feet. San Fernando and Ann SITS.
ImpTovements consisting Of san @-rSe@ Fern
nando street, and 1-room cottage fac-
ing on Ann St; monthly income from
which will net a good, rate OF inter, ter
the advance In value which doubtless
will make this property. worth $4,000 n
another year. would be net pronL
Address HEINEN. 1888 3. OliVe ST.
Home phone F45S8.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

ORR & EDWARDS COMPANY
succassors to Orr & Hines Co. Funeral
Corner Tenth and Flower SITS.
Main 65. Home F4671. Lady assistant
Peck & Chase Co.. undertakers and
embaimers; lady assistants. 433 South
Hill. Tel Main 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
Houses

FOR sALE-2-sTORY 7-RoOM HOUSE
fine West Adams section; hardwood
floors and beam ceilings in 3 rooms
beam lights, large den, paneled walls
buffet, fireplace, seats, cabinet kitch.
en-, laundry tubs, toilets, bed
rooms, hall and bath on I'd floor: rear
balcony. Price $45O0; worth So2Ugi
$3.50 cash PITTSBURG REAL rs
TATE co. Bills Laughlin Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
GIRLS

ALLEN-To Fred A. and Elizabeth
Allen (nee Jack), 1914 East Twenty
seventh street.
BANNATO-To Anton and Rachael
Bannato (nee Mantanaro), 2217 East
sixteenth street.
RIGGSLTo William A. and Minnie
Riggs (nee Willson), 1911 Paloma
street
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
DEATHS

BACKERAHenrich Backer. 7S years.
widower, native of Germany, GAL
Miles street; valvular disease of
heart.
BLOM-Helena J. Blom, 10 years, ma
tive of Missouri, 1415 East Sixth
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

Restaurant and delicatessen. $3.50;
located at one of the best beaches
around Los Angeles; cheap rent,
doing business of $35 to $40 per day;
fine place for man and wife. LEAHf
& SON
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

Cigar stand, located in central part
of city; cheap rent, years tease,
clearing over $125 per month. Party
has other large interests and must
sell this fine proposition. Can be
bought for $500 if taken at once.
Sole agents, LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

We offer you now for sale one of
the finest seaside fancy grocery
stores that's been offered for many
years. It's old established; average
No soliciting; will invoice about
$4,000. Yearly profits $4,000. Call on
us quick if you want this. LEAHY
& SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


FINEST DELICATESSEN IN CITY;
must sell; centrally located; long
lease; $500.
Cigar stand, rent s65; daily sales $25;
only $0O or at invoice.
Bakery and confectionery; rent SIS;
long lease; brick oven; part cash.
Cigar stand; only $425.
Want party with $525 for estab-
lished manfg. business, big profit.
Lunch counter on Spring ST., in
cluding building. Rent $40.
Corner grocery, rent s31; horse and
wagon. living rooms $3.50.
Meat market, established IA years;
elegant fixtures; weekly sales $500;
good lease. This will stand fullest
investigation; $210O, half cash.
Fine fruit store with soda fountain
doing fine business; cheap rent; $780,
Dentist parlor, country town of 1000
population, doing nice business; fix
lures and furniture excellent; chance
of lifetime for a dentist; 5000.
Millinery store, fine location; 2
years lease; fine stock. Owner going
east; $3.50.
]. e. TETLow. 4Os w. Seventh st.
SPECIAL OPENING FOR GENTLE-
man in first class Incorporated COM
pany; reference and some money re-
quired. Rare chance. Particulars,
ESSEX. 4SO S. Broadway Rooms 5-12.
FOR SALE-LUNCH ROOM, DELICA-
lessen and grocery doing a good
business; must sacrifice at once on
account of sickness. Call 325 EAST
SIXTH ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

Bakery, $1,000; located at the best
good lease, doing a business of $20
per day. You must act quick to get
this as it won't last long. LEAH1
&. SON
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAW

T--.cSD-c-~-c-cIC~
Law kkS LEAGUE-PkOBATE, COR
poration. bankruptcy, adjustments, coli
Iections and all legal matters promptly
attended to. here and all over the world,
by able, responsible and bonded lawyers.
Ex-Judge c. c. POLK in charge of the
Los Angeles department. 42S-9 Mer-
chants Trust Bldg
MARRIAGE AND PROBATE LAWS A
speciality. No fee without success. q.
p. MOREY, 521 Stimson blk, cor. Sd
and Spring. Phone 6718. Open even
ings.
DIVORCE LAWS--ADVICE FREE; mo
fee without success; private. 1927 w.
THIRD ST. room 221, l to p. m.
R. ]. ADCOCK. ATTORNEY. SO7 Bull
LARD BLOCK.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
DIED

sCHoDER-Anthony Schoder, at Wood
bridge. N. j.. brother Of Joseph Schoo-
der and father of Mrs. Freeman G'
Teed of this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES July Is, 1907
Time. Bar. lTher. Hum wind Weather
q e. M. M ssss ss.s5 g q 4 10 GlssF GlSaS'
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

Swell grocery store on Vermont ave,
wagon; cash sales $50 day; nice propo-
sition for man and wife to tackle where
they can make some money with very
little eXertion. See LEAAY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

Cigar stand in fine location, near cor
Second and Spring; this place has u
seen at once; party going away. See
LEAEY &s SON at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

Lunch counter, $1,000. located on the
best part of DoWney avenue; 2S stool
chairs; rent only $50 month; doing an eX-
cellent business; 8 years lease; this is
well worth price asked. LEAHY &
SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

Pool room on Spring, near First street;
one of the best in the city of Los An
geles; if you want good buy you must
see LEAHY & SON at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
Orange Groves

2O-AcRB Lemon GROVE IN n 3 BEAKIi- TsIi-
ing with good pumping planII,, ~ ate in
brook. Cal; best soil sdI ana sioSooa Sdt" Easy
erty. owner vAILLANCQuRf' 1852
S Spring. -
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

Pool room, 100000 half cash; 10 ta-
bles; rent $15O per month; large, = toun- oH 4.
we'll worth price asked; the location
best in the city. LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

Meat market, located in the southwest
ern part of the city, clearing about S2OO
per month; 3 years lease; this tne place
can be bought for $500; " cash. balance
terms. LEAAY 81 SON,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
Suburban Property

FOR sALE-AT ALTADENA, ACRE
lots $500 each. $50 down and $lo y
month Cor half acres for $4,000; goou
abundance of pure mountain water.
L. M PRATT & CO., COS Laushilh
bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

Restaurant, $1,000; the best and largest
in the city, having liquor license;
large dining room, horseshoe counter,
seating capacity 100 people at one time.
For full particulars see LEAHY& SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

Bakery and restaurant located on
South Spring ST.; rent only $165 per
month; lease 21a years, doing excel
lent business; fine oven. This place
we consider worth twice the price
asked, $4,000. LEAHY & son.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

Grocery stock; hne fixtures; horses
and wagon; the building included, or
will sell the grocery alone, at a great
sacrifice; am going TO Europe and must must
exceed $50 a day. See my agents
LEAHY q SON.