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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-01

FOR sALE---BUsINEss PRoRERTY-
Third, with l0-rooIi modern house.
k10,0OO-9-room modern house. 217 South
BeaudrY.
l69 feet cn Boylston, average depth
l74 feet
S42.OOO-West side Of Boylston, between
Third and SAPPHIRE; first-class hotsl
site.
5lO0-Cottage lilo est Second St; lot
sO5115 to 20-foot alley.
ALLISON BARLOW,
HS s. Broadway, room 12l
Phone Main 400. Home A5O9L
FOR SALE-3913 CENTRAL AVE
This week " CASH clear. See the
property. owner 1880 GEORGIA ST
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-01
PATENTS ANo PATENT RIGHTS

q. E. HARPHAM GETS PATENTS; IN
veprn~s enRNccd 2- vrs eNperience.
az =, Az n 'si l'rai Niig9tion
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-01
TRUssEs

ARE you RUPTuRHD9 DO you
wear a truss from which you are suf-
feringf We guarantee a perfect fit
and best makes OF trusses; lady att
tendant Trusses sent on approval.
open evenings and Sunday. LONDON
TRUSS CO.. 205 West Fifth st.. Los
Angeles. Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-01
Fos SALE
BuSineSSPropcrty
AT
Residence Prices
you WILL NOT 30 BETTER If you
LOOK ALL SUMMER.

Three houses for the price of one;
rent $88 per. month, 200 feet west OF
Main st. and one block from Jeffer-
son. rms Is property that will be
WoIth $4,000 In a short time can be
had now for $500; $1,000 can remain
at per cent. This property is i'm
proved with new and modern Groom
cotasei bedrooms, large reception
hall and screen porch; also two small
houses. one two and one three-room,
in rear
Similar property not over 200 feet
away now sells at 5000 per front foot.
me ad1oining lot could not be Sc
cured for what this property can be
had for during the next few daYs.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-01
SPECIAL NOTICES
TRANsFER AND sroRAaE

COL \ EAR MAkEhO USE CO.,
4lb-4l7-4l9 San Pedro ST.
Main Offlce 32i South Main.
Phones Main I'LL; Home 2lb4 New and
absolutely 1reproof storagei private
furniture. etc.. trunks. boxes. etc. stored
&c to soc per month We solicit Your
patronage.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-01
PERSONALS
THE NEW YORK DoCroRs

ANYONE KNOWING THE WHERE
abonts of Nels and Olaf Olsen will
epnIer a favor on them by showing
SAHhIE OLSEN. $40 Forty-sixth ST..
DoIl.AR EIrTY Hat Store sic s. Main.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-01
FoR sALk
Flat Buildings
Country Property

Country Property
FOR SALE--ORANGE GROVES PAY
ing handsome rates of interest on
l.. M. PRATT g CO., sos Laughlin
bldg Headquarters for Orange
Groves"
WOULD YOU LIKE TO BUY SOME
good level land $15 per acre with plenty
of water. You better see 1t at once.
MISS McCREA.
211 Lankershim Bldg, Sd and Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-01
PHYSICIANS
THE LEW YORK DOCTORS

Our specialist in varicocele, impo-
potence, syphilis. structure and skin and
private diseases. Do not despair and
think there is no cure for you before you
consult him personally. Advice free.
Hours 1912. rs p. m.
oIE1cu+ AoA Sor7TIT rJrr1 GRIP EET
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-01
UMBRELLAS AND GLOVE MAKER

BUY HERE AT FACTORY PRICES.
Big assortment. Umbrellas recover
ed and made to order. lit w. Fourth
St. new Hellman building.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-01
BATHS AND MASSAGE

THE SWELL TOILET PARLORS, 20
operators and beauty specialists; best
equipped in the city; Shampooing,
hair dressing and manicuring; hotel
and residence calls promptly attended
to. GROVE TOILET PARLORS, 535
S. Broadway, Sd floor. Home phone
COILS.
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foa RsNr
Rooms-FurnIsnsd

FOR RENT FOR LIGHT HoUsEKEEP-
ing-3 rooms, furnished or unfurnished; F;
M9 per month. 1899 s. OLIVE ST
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GOOD LUNCH ROOM FOR SALE
cheap, or will sell half interest; good
lease; sacrifice price; never closed am
making money; can prove it, Will
trade half interest in real estate.
MISS McCREA,
211 LanIxershIm bldg. ;sd nnd Spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-09

UP down the Hudson leave lasting impress
sion the mind
The Hudson River Day Line is a favorite
route to the CatskiNs. and II includes the ascent
OF the face of the mountains by the Obs Elc-
waiting Railway, which is one Of the features OF
olden days long and tedious ride by mountain
wagon. followed arrival at the foot OF the noun
tain by rail from Catskil village.
But now a novel and delightful experience IS
secured by the trip this inclined railway,
seven thousand feet long, which IN that distance
ascends 800 feet and carries passengers 20 q
height 2 300 feet above the tide level OF the Hud-
son, spreading before them the magnificent polo-
rama Of the great valley below, successive pict-
of which seen the cars carry one up
and up. The only other like road in this country
IS on Lookout Mountain. Tennessee. There are
two in Europe, one in Switzerland and one on
Mount Vesuvius, but this Catskil one is regard
All the delightful Catskin region is accessible
by this route.
Lovers Of the Hudson River Will be pleased 20
know that this year the Hudson River Day Line
is more than doubling its carrying capacity By
the installation of the great new steel steamer
Hendrick Hudson the largest licensed passenger
carrier in the world, and by the opening Of June
keepsie and return. leaving New York landings
one hour later than the regular morning boaS
OF $40 a. m from Desbrosses street, 10 O'Clock
West 42d street and 1920 West 129th street.
The Mary Powell has also changed her schedule.
northbound and now leaves Desbrosses street
at 1:40 p. m, West AID street O'CLOCK ana
West 120th street at 2:20.
The year 1907 marks the centennial Of steam
boat navigation. The birthplace of this great
industry is up the Hudson. near Tivol, but this
Is only one OF the many. many charms and MIS-
toricai landmarks OF the wonderful river.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-09
GRAND AVENUE HOTEL, AsBURY PARK

There is no more easily reached place or sum-
,Iler resort than Asbury Park. n. J. 1t lies down
the coast from Sandy Hook about a score of
miles and is just beyond Long Branch, and
this side Of Ocean Grave. There is frequent
train service by choice OF routes. The Penn
sylvana Railroad trains can be taken in Jersey
CITY by crossing the West Odd street, Desbrosses
street or Cortlandt street ferry The trains Of
the Central Railroad of New Jersey are reached
at Communipaw by the ferries from Liberty and
West 23d streets. The boat and rail route is
by the New Jersey Southern Railroad taking
the fast Atlantic Highlands boat from West Odd
street or Rector street, and by train to Asbury.
The boats of the New York and Long Branch
Steamboat Company be taken from the foot
of Bloomfield street and from Battery Park
down the Bay and up the Shrewsbury River to
Pleasure Bay, and thence by trolley to ASbury.
Arrived at this city by the sea. find
no more comfortable and COmmodiouS stopping
place than the Grand Avenue Hotel. IL is CEN
trally situated at Grand and Summerield ave-
nues. near the beach. the churches and the bus-
ness quarter and within a single block of the
electric cars. In all it's appointments It is emf
nently satisfactory; IL is lighted by gas and
electricity and all that can contribute to the
pleasure Of guests is carefully provided The
facilities for pleasure at the resort are without
limit. the chief being bathing. fishing boating
gofng, yachting. driving and automobiling
Every opportunity is afforded for the endowment
OF each and all of these. The Grand Avenue
Hotel Is especially designed to afford TO families
comfortable resting place amid enjoyable sur
roundings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-09
DELAWARE WATER GAP HOUSE

Only two and half hours from this city By the
popular Delaware, Lackawanna & Western route
is the Delaware Water Gap. where the river which
divides the states of Pennsylvania and New Jersey
makes It's way through the mountains on its course
TO the sea. An unsurpassed region for picturesque
scenery. and the many delights OF a thronged re-
sort region, the Water Gap has annually many
thousands OF visitors. Those who go to the Water
Gap House will find stay most delightful and
agreeable.
The Water Gap House stands on the extreme
summit OF Sunset Mountain, commanding mag
nificent views OF mountains and lakes. the valleys
of Cherry Creek and the Upper Delaware and
Water Gap. The altitude is the highest OF any
house at the Delaware Water Gap, assuring album
dance OF air and cool breeze on the hottest day
IN summer. Wide porches and great shade trees
surround the house The lawns and flowers are
particularly beautiful and we'll kept, and the rho
dodendrons. laurel and mountain wildhovers fur
nish an added charm All the plumbing Of the
rangements of the most complete and approved
type. Every room il lighted by both gas and cleo
tricity, and Is newly furnished. There are no in
side rooms, and from tho windows extensive and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-09
HUDSON RIVER BOATS.
Many Charms of the Trip by the
Ddy Line.

The scenic beauties of the trip up the Hud-
son by day we'll and widely known that
many persons travel long distances every year
in order to enjoy them. No river in the world
has such an established reputation for attrac-
tiVeness unless IT is the Rhine. and instead OF
calling the Hudson the American Rhine those
familiar with both say the Rhine should be
called the German Hudson. Thoroughly to en-
Joy the Hudson River trip, II must be taken by
the fine steamers Of the Hudson River Day
Line which include, in addition to the Albany
and the New York, the splendid new one put in
commission last year. the HendriCk Hudson
All that art and skill combine in the con-
struction, arrangements and equipment OF these
boats for the luxury OF travelling has been Sc
cured. They are floating palaces. and the trips
on them are unsurpassed in comfort and luxury
OF the scenery on the route from the time the
wharves Of this city left behind until the
boats tie up at Albany no words can convey an
adequate impression One must take the trip
IN order 20 have an idea OF its impressveness
and beauty. The passage Of the Highlands and
the distant views OF the CatskiIs are .yIona
enough to make the experience Of the voyage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-09

number of which is equal to that OF the weeks
Of the year. The level Of tho Saranac lakes Is
seventeen hundred feet above tide and they
form chain OF connected waterways that ira
verso some OF the most enhancing scenery OF
the Adirondacks.
An elegantly appointed and attractive house Is
the Hotel Ampersand with rooms for three hun
dred persons and all the comforts and conven-
fences Of the best modern hotel life. 1t is
equipped with open lreplaCes. private baths.
electric lights and bells. elevator, steam heat
and pure spring water. There is provision on
the hotel grounds for all forms of outdoor recre-
alton. The adjacent region is delightful
for riding and driving. There are many miles
OF attractive walks leading to points of inter.
est The facilities for rowing. sailing and fish
ing unsurpassed In golfng the Ampersand
has long led. the course being particularly fine
one for the region From the fine clubhouse
there is not only delightful view of the noun
tains, but the golf course is under the eye There
are excellent tennis courts which popular
with players. In connection with the hotel are
twelve furnished cottages for family use rang
ing from three TO twelve rooms each. F'acili-
ties are also at hand for camping out In tents
the hotel grounds and yet in rural secusion.
close to natures heart and yet with the advan-
tage Of civilized convenences at hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-09
THE WINDSOR, ELIzABETHToWN, N. Y.

The Elizabethtown portion Of the Adirondack
is regarded by many persons as possessing some
of the finest scenery in the entire region. 1t Is
seven miles from Westport, on the Delaware q
Hudson Railroad, and is reached by tally-h
stage coaches over picturesque and attractive
road commanding many superb views. The d.
rect route to the Saranac Raquette, Lake Placid
and St Regis regions Is through Elizabethtown.
In all four directions roads lead from 1t through
mountain passes TO points OF especial interest.
Mountain climbing may be done by well derhed
trails which lead TO lofty SUBMITS.
To enjoy a stay at Elizabethtown 1t is only
necessary TO go TO the Windsor, which offers
to its guests a variety and amount OF attractions
that should surely satisfy the most exacting.
The building presents a most attractive archi-
tectural appearance, this being accumulated py
the broad piazzas and extended lawns The
house is equipped in a thoroughly satisfactory
manner and supplied with pure running spring
water
The facilities for recreation at the windsor in
clude the use Of the famous Cobble Hill golf
INKS which are regarded as unexceLed IN the
Adirondack region, tennis courts, croquet lawns
paaepau diamond, bowling alley and shnfne-
BOARD The orchestra furnishes music for danes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-09
GLENWoOD, DELAWARE WATER GAP.

The Delaware Water Gap has a deservedly high
reputation among resort regions having multi
plicity Of attractions besides the great OF
venience of access from the seaside cities The
beautiful river flowing between lofty mountain
peaks possesses perennial charm for summer visit
ors. The romantic and picturesque scenery, the
ample provision for enjoyment OF all of rec
Teation. the fine roadways. pleasing paths. and all
that charm the eye and the mind unite to make
visit TO the region most enjoyable and beneficial
At the Glenwood may be found every facility for
n pleasurable stay at the Water Gap. The house.
which affords accommodations for three hundred
guests, has been thrice enlarged. II is a sub
stantlal brick structure, with wide piazzas, and
stands on a mountain slope commanding extensive
views The grounds comprise seventeen acres and
the house mas been under the management
Ior fifteen years. Cherry Creek, on its way the
Delaware River flows through the Glcnwood
grounds. in a wooded ravne OF much. natural
beauty Every facility Is provided at the Glen
wood for sport and recreation. 1t is trip Of only
wanna d Western trains from this city to tho
Water Gap and tho GlenwOod is only half a mile
from the station and close to all the most at
tractive features OF the Gap region.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-09
MURRAY HILL, MURRAY ISLE. N Y

The Thousand Island region is resort centre
that is unsurpassed in the elements that contribute
popularity Every person who goes there is
want go again and anxious to have
many friends possible secure the same enjoy
ment In the heart OF this delightful region Is
Murray Isle on which is the attractive Murray Hill
Hotel, which haa long been popular place for
visitors is characterized the family hotel OF
the ST. Lawrence. 1t offers all facilities for the
enjoyment of most delightful region a river
which IS considered one of the most enchanting on
earth. The st. Lawrence. which carries food or
fresh water from the great lakes TO the sea- is
stream of great beauty and where it's surface IS
diversified by the hundreds OF islands and islets
Of the Thousand Island region IL possesses every
charm. At the Murray Hill Hotel the visitor will
find conditions in every way favorable to health
and pleasure. The crystal waters, pure air. invigo-
rating breezes, beautiful shade. delightful GOODNESS
and healthful features leave nothing 10 be desired
For pleasure the sojourners at the Murray Hill
Hotel may row. sail. swim, ride. drive, golf. play
baseball. swing the tennis racket bowl. play
quet. go automobiling FISH. The trips by steamer
among the islands most delightful. Every pro-
vision for indoor sports and enjoyment is made
by the management the rooms and table leave
nothing 10 be desired and stay is most enjoyable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-09
HOTEL AMPERS4ND.
In q Delightful adirondack Resort
Region.

In the heart of the Great North Woods is a
region of combined beauty and healthfuness
that attracts a great number of visitors every
summer who make the most Of It's resources for
enjoyment. This is the Saranac Lake region.
where nature has placed some OF her fairest
features and the hand OF has erected
structures which give opportunity to many visit
ors 10 enjoy all that the region affords in the
way Of health, enjoyment, recuperation and
restfulness
One of the choicest sites on Lower Saranac
Lake is occupied by the Hotel Ampersand and
cottages, which offer every attraction TO make
life both indoors and outdoors all that could he
desired. This body of water is one of the largest
and most beautiful In the region. It is five miles
long, with winding and picturesque shores.
overlooked by lofty mountains. and its surface
studded with romantic. green clothed islets the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-09
HOTEL BRUNSWICK, AsBURY PARK.

In its many and varied attractions Asbury Park.
on the New Jersey seacoast. affords constant de-
light to the visitor. The climate is always agree
able and the refreshing ocean breezes are most
joyable in midsummer. No swamps mosquitoes
exist in the region. the soil Is gravelly and the
adjacent country is covered in the main with pine
forests. No more healthful spot be found
the Atlantic Coast. In accessibility resort
gion SURPRISES It, for it is less than fifty miles from
this city and can be reached by two railroads.
In a most eligible situation in the town is the
Hotel Brunswick which offers to its patrons
combination or all that go to make hotel lie desir
able and satisfactory. 1t stands ut Kingsley street
and Fourth avenue extending along the latter d.
rectly TO the beach, Tho ocean view is unsur-
passed. The piazza, some five hundred feet in
length, affords the ampest possible opportunity for
enjoyment OF the sea air In delightful surround
ings. There is everything that can conduce the
comfort and satisfaction OF guests at the Hotel
Brunswick. Elevators baths, electric lights. steam
heat, telephones and ample water supply are among
the features The casino and music room for the
use of the guests Is an attractive feature. The
dining ROOM which has been enlarged now con-
tains seven thousand square feet and is well
lighted, perfectly ventilated and commands
tensive view OF the ocean from It's many windows.
The reputation of the table is in keeping with the
room Much gayety centres at the Hotel Bruins
wick, and the concerts and dances are deseyyedly
popular uul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-09

beautiful views may be secured There is ele-
VatOr. telephones, a new dining hall seating four
hundred persons. and many private baths. Every
facility is afforded for recreation. The Caideno
golf links within five minutes walk and the
house has it's own tennis courts. croquet grounds.
amusement hall and children's playrOOm. The hotel
orchestra Is in constant attendance and furnishes
music for hops, dances and other social diversions
The delightful mountain walks paths and water
falls easily reached, many OF the most pictur-
esqpe walks diverging from the hotel Accommo-
dations provided for the OF riding driy
ing horses. carriages and automobiles. and the
hotel Will supply the best saddle horses carriages
and livery equipment TO guests desiring 70 visit the
many beautiful points OF interest in the surround
ing region. One OF the bes- Noat Mveries in the
country is at the command OF patrons. and the
rowing, canoeing and motor boating are unsur-
passed. There Is well regulated and equipped
bath house for bathing the sandy beaches OF ths
upper Delaware Trout, bass. pckerel and other
fishing as well as grouse. quail squirrel. rabbit
and deer hunting are abundant and plentiful Ia
their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-09
GALEN HALL.
An atlantic City, Hotel scith Many
4ttr0cfiOus.
attractions.

Where health combines with pleasure for physi-
cal Tecuperaton might well be the motto Of At
lantic City Mutitudes of persons prove its truth
each season and for their accommodation there
IS steady increase in the means for caring for
visitors and providing entertainment. The name
Of Galen Hall. a combined hotel and sanatoriurn
has long been identified with the life OF Atlantic
City and in the Galen Hall will be found
even more complete facilities for the care and COM
fort OF guests than in the past. The hotel occu-
pies most eligible site. at Connecticut and Pa
e!hc avenues. The brick structure is complete
n every detail its motto IS The salt breath OF
the sea brings health" The structure Of brick
.Ipoftea Dy steel and trimmed with stone, is a
.ty9ei OF 4 SEASIDE hotel, combining solid comfort
VITA perfect safety The floors are all double with
eleeL ASBESTOS between. The two elevators are in
.HtIFooI SHAFTS Many Of the have private
pains, and all supplied with sea water. The
drinking water for Calen Hall comes from a pri-
Eats artesian well sunk to the depth of 842 feet
power plant Every provision is made for the com
;'fA ana convenience or guests. Especial attention
I paaa 20 the accommodation Of women who are
The bath department Of GaIen Hall has long
equipment II is regarded the finest on the
Jersey coast. There IS excellent hydrfatic bath
oi1s , sea water, and the latest and most complete
tLecNIlcal apparatus. This department be made
use OF by persons staying at other hotels The
Ielnfd or treatment by hydrotherapy and hydriatic
apparatus ls sGch that many chronic conDaints
H!eld 70 i, end the results most Satisfactory
Treatment by electricity massage and hot air
batls Is also provided. FOR those who seek a
treatment Galen Hall has ali 10 offer that is found
- aLy sea Slde motel and il maintains high repu-
,In.nenllY satisfactory. All the Joys of life at At
!anuc city. with its cosmopolitan characteristics
house Is only a short walk from the beecb WITH
lts boafdwalk and a thousand and one means OF
ride row. sail swim while al he potsf' anN
means 10Y INDOOR enjoyment exist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-09
MAssAPEQUA HOTEL, LONG ISLAND.

The south shore of Long Island has multfarious
attractions for summer visitors and no place has
a greater share Of them than that in which the
Mnssapequa Hotel is situated. 1t is twenty-eight
miles from this city. and IS reached by fast and
frequent express trains In forty minutes. The
spacious hotel occupies eligible site over
looking the Great South Bay and the broad ocean
beyond with Fire Island Light in the distance.
II Will accommodate three hundred persons. who
find in It Il comfortably established richly furnished
and first class resort house. The building is Of
modern construction and spacious in size. fully
equipped with all improvements and affording the
maximum Of comfort The paZZRs extend 275 feet
across the front and with the side extensions give
five hundred feet In length of promenade out of
the and rain when weather conditions forbid
going abroad. There IS also a roof promenade,
from which most extended view of bay and ocean
Is TO be secured.
4 broad deep channel for sail and boats ex-
tends from in front OF the house the bay afford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-09

Ing every facility FOR excursions fishing trips.
The facilities for automobilIng. riding and driving
In and around Massapequa most admirable.
Every form OF popular recreation Is provided Tho
list includes bathing. fishing, boating driving.
cycling, golhng. tennis playing croquet and base
ball practice. There also bowling alleys and
billiard tables, and excellent orchestra provides
morning and evening concerts. \ dancing and
cert hall IL ready for the of tho guests. The
spacious parlOr is most attractive and the dining
room is as comfortable and convenient as possible.
a fine boathouse is within Ave hundred feet Of the
hotel and the bathing pavilion has Atty rooms. In
comfort and convenience the MassapeQua Hotel
leaves nothing to be desired for summer visitors.