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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-01-15
Order of Publication.

The State of West Virginia, jefferson Coul o.,
to-wit:
AT Rules held In the Clerks Office II the
| Circuit Court Of Jefferson county, on the arst
Monday in Januar~, 1907.
THOMAS GORnON pfatntf0
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-01-15

Souvenir and Guide Book of Harpers
Ferry. Antietam and South Mountain
Battle6elds, by Mr. S. E. Grove. pro-
fusely illustrated. price. 50 cents. and 4
cents postage when to be mailed.
Address S. E. GROVE.
Harpers Ferry. w. Va,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-01-15

That's the house the Doctor built,
The biggest house you see;
Thank goodness b. don't get our money.
For We take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
TIA.
DR.. J. ] Pittman and Brown q Hoof
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-01-15
OBJECT OF SHE.

SARAH WAINWRIGHT GALLOWAY. -.
nafaado..
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
FITZGERALD TRANSFERRED.
Chicago Subtreasury Teller Joins
Chief WILKES StaR.

Chicago. March S-SubtTeasury Teller
George w. Fitzgerald, according to his
own announcement. was transferred to-
day from the subtreasury department TO
the Secret Service branch OF the United
States service This action followed n
meeting, lasting two hours. at which Sub
treasurer BoIdenweck. Chief Wilkie. and
Fitzgerald We're present.
The conference this morning was of
the utmost Importance. said Fitzgerald.
but I am not at liberty To disclose the
nature of the matters under discussion.
! have been relieved from the subtreasury
department for duty on the staff of Chief
Wilkic, of the Secret Service.
After the conference with Fitzgerald.
Chief Wilkie made preparations for a
flying trip to Washington and left this
etening. Nothing could be learned as 10
the reason Of Fitzgerald's transfer.
George B. Cortelyou. Secretary of the
Treasury, is reported to have ordered
Fitzgerald to keep silent.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
MISS CORELLI sCORNS BALLOT.
Novelist Says Women Are Not Fit to
Exercise Franchise.

London, March S.-Marie CorelH con-
ours with Mrs. Ward as to women's un-
fitness to exercise the franchise. She
says.
"Of all the rights which women may
or should claim the right TO vote seems
To me 10 be the most useless and most
unnecessary, and the one most likely
10 involve the loss of all true womanly
power. reserve. and dignity
Miss Corelli deplores this sad but in
coutestable fact, that brilliant, intellectual
women are distinctly in the minority, and
are always likely 10 remain So"
The great majority to whom suffrage
would apply are of that happy disposition
which has no time 10 think, and which
throws down a book readily for the more
fascinating contemplation of a new hat
or gown.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09

der XIII Creek. and this sIoop has often
vcntuTcd out az night on trips that have
not been satisfactorily explained 20 curl
Gus fishermen living in the neighborhOOd
Of Bowers Beach.
Hart has "a shanty on the bank of the
creek that has given stealthy harb0r -
his boat. In the last two weeks Hart
has received visits late in the evening
from man and woman who drove into
the town from the direction of the sta
tiOn on the Delaware Railroad south Of
Dover. on the first trip this couple in
quired the way 80 Bowers Beach. mani
festly being strangers and when nearing
the town. they asked for Harts shanty.
These inquiries We're made az dusk. so
that the pair was not plainly seen. but
the woman wore a black hat, with
feathers.
Relieved Hart Carried Kidnappers.
Toward the end Of last week Jack Hart
was seen at the general store In Bowers
Beach. He said be was going to leave
the bay. and when asked when Doe in-
tended 10 DO IL. he answered that he
thought he would go up river Friday
Il was on Thursday, the day before this
particular Friday. that ollie Pleasanton
saw the strange pair on tile beach near
the Marvin farm. one of these was but
FIVE feet tall. slight of build, and with
clear complexion. and Pledsantou now
thinks he may really have been looking at
a woman dressed in mans clothing. il is
also significant that Dr. Marvin talked
in the ofhce of the Capital House. Dover.
about moving 10 the farm ne had bought
on this same Friday that Hart announced
was his day for leaving Bowers Beach
II is not believed at Bowers Beach that
Hart is one Of the kidnappers. He is too
much of a roysterer 10 be trusted. What
they DO believe is that he was the man
chosen for the azard0us venture Of sail
ing a slOop that may have carried the
kidnappers and the captured child.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
JAMES |. PUGH NEAR DEATH
Aged Alabama Statesman Suffering
from Pneumonia.
Has Been III at Home I'm Washington
for Six Weeks-Was Member of
Confederate Congress.

James t. Pugh, for sixteen years a
United States Senator from Alabama. is
seriously i'll AZ his residence in this city
and is not expected TO recover. The for
mer Senator was stricken with pneumonia
about six weeks ago. He was thought TO
be out of danger last week. but yester-
day he had a turn for the worse. and
owing to his advanced age-he was
eighty-seven last December-iittle hope
is held out for his recovery. Since re-
tiring from the Senate in 1896. Afr Pugh
has been a resident OF Washington.
In the Senate he was a member of the
Judiciary Committee and took a leading
part in the committee work there. He
also served IN the Confederate Con-
gress. and WAS one of the most prominent
Democratic figures Of reconstruction days
following the war.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
wANTED-8O,OOO SOLDIERS.
Uncle Sans Recruiting Officers Have
Big Task Before Them.

Big Task Before Them.
Over 10000 recruits are wanted by the
War Department within the next few
months for the regular army. Military
service is not particularly popular in
piping times of peace when almost any
laborer can command 81 a day. and the
department is. therefore. worried over
the task that confronts 1t. The desired
quota can De had only by the most siren
uous work. There viii be difficulty in
getting recruits who are up to the aver
age
The recent Congress authorized an in
crease in the enlisted strength Of the
artillery. Recruiting officers now want
5000 men for the coast service and l.005
more for the field artillery. To keep the
entire regular establishment up To its
minimum footing. as provided by the. act
of 1901, about $500 men Will be needed
Experience has shown that only small
percentage Of men re-enlist The terms
for recruits of 1901. when the large addi-
ton 10 the army was made. expired I'm
1904, and the terms of those who took
their places expire this year. Therefore
this is the year of heavy army recruiting
and approximately half Of the normal
strength must be gathered in the numer-
Gus stations throughout the country.
These stations are already actively
operating, and the department is getting
about l.y3O new men month. This num-
Der must be materially increased before
the summer is over
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09

San Francisco, March S.-Abe Ruef was
arrested late this afternoon by William
J. Biggs. the newly appointed elisor.
The fugitive boss was found at the
Trocadero. secluded roadside resort
near the Ingleside race track, on the out
skirts of the city.
Detective Burns guided the officer TO
the retreat of the fugitive, and he was
brought back 10 the city for the first
time an actual prisoner I'm the hands OF
men determined to put him in felons'
stripes
Did Not Try 10 Arrest Boss.
Coroner William J. Walsh. who was ap-
pointed 10 find Boss Ruef, was discharged
to-day when ne failed to bring the fugi-
tive boss into court on the ground OF
prejudice and incompetency. It was
shown that he had made no real attempt
10 comply with the orders of the court.
William J. Biggs. a former chief of the
police and a political opponent of Ruef,
was then appointed. It was known that
Ruef has been ia the city, in daily con
ference with friends and attorneys.
Lawyer Fined for Contempt.
During the examination OF Walsh this
morning. s. NJ. Shortridge. the leading at
torney of Ruef, fell afoul OF Judge Dunno,
and he was declared in contempt of court
and ordered to Jail for twenty-four hours.
ShOrtridge persisted in interrupting the
proceedings in an attempt TO prevent
Walsh from giving out any information
that might be injurious to the interests
of Ruef. After being told to keep his
seat several times. he was finally de-
nOunced as "bOisterOus and troublesome"
and ordered into the custody Of the
sheriff
He was released on his own recogni-
zance, much subdued. and secured a writ
Of habeas corpus to carry the case 10 the
Supreme Court.
Ruefs case in the Supreme Court was
continued until Monday
Ruefs flight has resulted in the kill
ing Of the change of venue bin, which
was presented in his interest, which
would have enabled him TO select his own
judge
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
HIS OWN SON Is BURGLAR.
Man Who Captures HOusebrenIer
AstOnished at Identity.

Iyron. Nebr-. March s.-Richard Kemp
thorne captured burglar in his house. a
few miles west of here. late last night.
and this morning he discovered that the
burglar was his own son, Benjamin. who
disappeared mysteriously from home
twenty years ago and whom his father
had mOurned for dead
The fellow offered no resistance. and
calling his hired man. Kempthorne pro
cured rope and bound his prisoner ami
locked him up. When Kempthorne
opened the door this morning he stag
gcred back as II shot. and exclaimed.
ITS my own boy Ben"
KempthoTne had rot recognized the
burglar when he captured him in the
night. but he recognized him the moment
he set eyes upon him this morning. The
burglar acknowledged his Identity. The
father viii try TO reform him and keep
him at home,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
CALLS MCDONALD COWARD.
Mai. PenroSe Says He Would Like TO
Give Senator Foraker Pointers.

Dallas, March S.-Maj- Penrose. who is
being tried by court-martial at Fort sam
Houston as "a sequel TO the Brownsville
raid and the charges that negro soldiers
did the shooting. to-day created a de-
cided sensation by uttering some angry
declarations.
The court had taken "a recess, and Mai
PenroSe availed himself of the Oppor-
tunity 90 relieve his pent-Up wrath. He
denounced the Texas Ranger captain in
the most bitter terms. Among other
things. he made the surprising declsra.
ton that Capt Mcdonald was also a
coward He added that he would ike 10
tip OFF Senator Foraker on few ques-
tons TO ask McDonald.
Maj Blocksom. soon after the Browns
vile outrage, gave it as his opinion that
Capt Mcdonald would charge hell with
a bucket of water The statements of
witnesses tended to show that Mai. Pen
rose had been watchful, cautious. and
diligent in handling the strained situa-
ton
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
TWINS ONLY IN THIS FAMILY.
Father Has Eight Sets and His Ed
est Son Six So Far.

Ravenna, Ohio, March Sc. r. Brown,
of this city. father of eight sets of twins.
has just heard from his eldest son in
ST. Louis that the latter's wife several
days ago presented him with the sixth
set of twins. In each case they are 4
boy and a girl
Brown says his family was numerically
strong long before President Roosevelt
propagated his race-suicide idea.
Mrs. Brown. who died eleven years ago.
was a full-blood Cherokee Indian.
At the Worlds Fair, in 1898 the twins
were weighed, and aggregated over two
tons, the largest weighing $50 pounds
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
WOMAN SMOKER IS l13.
Mrs. Elizabeth Freeman Celebrated
Birthday by Smoking Her Pipe.

Butler Pa, March S--MTs. Elizabeth
Freeman celebrated her 18th birthday
al her home in Madison township. Clarion
County, to-day. For ninety years Of her
life Mrs Freeman has been an inveterate
smoker, and spent to-day with her pipe
in her mouth most of the time. she de-
clares that smoking has been the greatest
pleasure OF her life. and she believes that
she would not have lived so long had
she net had her pipe.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
BaiIey TO Sell Kentueky Farm.

Lexington Ky, March S-Senator
Bailey, of Texas, is diminishing his hold
ing in blue grass real estate. Several
months ago he sold 100 acres known as
the Freeman Place, and to-day he ad-
vertised for public auction the farm
known as the Shelby Place, which is of
more than local interest as the boyhood
home of James Lane Allen.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
Expects Many Answers TO "Ad.r

Hartford, Conn, March s.-One of the
wealthiest families in the city to-day ad-
veTtised for hOusegfrl as follows:
'Wanted-A thoroughly incompetent
girl with a good appetite and willing to
learn housework. No objection to her
being out al night if she will keep awake
DAYS. The mistress will do most of the
work ~
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
WANTS LIBRARY PURGED.
Montreal Bishop Objects to VoltaIre
and Other Works.

Montreal, March SIN communication
to the city council Archbishop Bruchesi
has made q formal protest against the
civic library containing the works Of Vol
taire. Jean Jacques Rousseau. Balzac.
George Sand. and AIcHilet.
The contention Of the archbishop is that
the library Is supported by public funds
and therefore should contain no works
which might be injurious to those under
his charE.e
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-Gen-
orally fair to-day and tomorrow; ;
light north to northeast winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
1-Abe Ruef Is Captured.
Boss" Rasin, Of Baltimore. Dead.
ARREST Made in Kidnapping Case.
1-PaTis I'm Darkness from Strike.
3-Sugar Trust Sued for 100000
SHAW Case Adjourned TO Monday.
Maryland and Virginia News.
4-Kaiser Dimes with Ambassador Tower
LOCAL.
Hartman Sought the President.
1-School Board Drops Cardozo.
l-EX-Senator Pugh Seriously I'll.
2-Archie Roosevelt Shows Improvement
William Henson Commits Suicide.
7-Washington Man Seeks Wealth.
l2-RepOTt on Block Signals.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
Bryce 20 Visit Earl cr.v

Ottawa. March -S.-British Ambassado,
Bryce, who is to visit Earl Grey for sew.
eral days this month, will be invited to be
the guest OF honor at the annual BANQUET
Of the Canadian Club here.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
Noon Train to PittEburg and Chicago
baltimore & Ohio RaiIrnad.

The Chicago Limited" leaves Washing
ton % p. m; arrives Pittshurg 9:42 p. m,
Chicago. 9.45 a. IN. Observation paTloT
car, drawing-rOom sleeping cars, and din
ing cars,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
ABE RUEF CAUGHT
HIDING NEAR CITY
Picked Up by New Officer at
a Roadside Resort.
RETURNED A PRISONER
Coroner Walsh, Who Failed to
Arrest Boss, Loses Job.

Ruef's Lawyer, who Sought to Pre-
About Fugitive, Sentenced to Twen-
ty-fOur Hours in Jail fer Contempt.
Flight OF Indicted Politician Kills
Change of Venue Bill.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
NirEInIa Hnt snrfnrs PnrInr Cnr-

Commencing March T. the p. m. train
via Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. will have par
lar car Washington 10 Virginia Hot
Springs without change. daily ex. Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
- tn nnItimore and Retnrn

Via Pennsylvania Railroad every Satur-
day and Sunday. All regular trains ex-
cept the Congressional Limited" Tickets
good 20 return until Sunday night.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09

Keep Your Surplus Money at Work
BY depositing same in banking dept. of
Union Trust Co. l4l4 + st. Interest paid
on all accounts. Subject 10 check at will.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
baltimore and Return, SI.25,
baltimore and Ohio u u

Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains
both ways. both days. except Royal Lin
tied City offices. 1i17 G St and 6l9 Penn
sylyaniaf avenue.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
CARDOZO IS OUSTED
BY SCHOOL BOARD
Trial of Negro Principal
Comes to all End.
MRS. MUSSEY DISSENTS
Instructor Acquitted Of In
subOrdination Charge.

Defendant Accused Of Having AnOny-
mously Attacked other school Of
hciaIs-Hearing Part of school
Trial Begun After Civil Action in
COurts-DfsmIssed Once before.
Vote Taken on Each Charge.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
RASIN DEAD
Democratic Leader of Balti-
more Passes Away.
HELD SWAY FOR 50 YEARS

Death May Throw Entire Political
Situation Into Chaos - Charged
Once with Being Responsible for
Violence at the PoiIs-RuIed Fol-
lowers with n Strong Hand.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09

A In Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Ecksteins from Il TO 3. 1l12 n. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
CoNTlHUED on THIRD PAGE.

Flowers for All Occasions.
Reasonable prices. Blackistone's. 18th & II
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
MADE
Skipper Hart, Of Mysterious
SlOOp, Held in Custody.
MAY HAVE CARRIED PIRATES

Father OF Missing DeIawere Boy he
Iieved 10 Have Started Negotiations
with Parties Who StoIe HIS Son.
Afraid AbductorS VIII Murder the
Lad TO Save Their own Necks.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
Oyster Pirate and Shanghai Mate.

j. II. Small q Sons, Florists,
Washington and New York.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09

CONTINUED on SECOND PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17

$7O,OOO-LOT l, ALLISON BARLOW
tract, AGO feet on west side of
Beaudry ave. between Second
and Third streets, with
seven two-story dwellings,.
$37 ,OOO-Lot 2, Allison Barlow tract,
334 feet on south side Second
st, between Beaudry and
Boylston.
S47 ,OOO-Lot 8. Allison Barlow tract,
469 feet, average depth 174
feet east side of Boylston
between Third st. and alley
north of Third street. This
is one of the finest locations
in the city for hotel apart
ments or flats.
S42,OOO-Lots and 5, Allison Barlow
tract, Ais feet on west side of
Boylston between Third and
Sapphire.
S1O,OOO-Lot with building situate No.
31S West Fourteenth street.
S1O,OOO-Lot with nine-room building,
situate PIT S. Beaudry; lot 40
X126.
ALLISON BARLOW,
213 South Broadway.
Room 124.
Phones Main 400. Home A5091.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
Flat Buildings

FOR SALE-
NEW MODERN BUILDING CON-
TANNING FIVE FLATS.
1t is completely equipped with the
Marshall & Stearns patented fixtures.
Each fiat has separate entrance, pri-
vate bath and laundry tub, and the car
penter work Is equal to that of a high
grade private residence. Monthly In
come $i22,5O; price $12, 500; $4,000 swings
it. You get 10 per cent net. 463 LUCAS
AVENUE. See
WESTON,
3S1 DOUGLAS BLDG.
Phone F5O2O Sd and Spring SITS.
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
BLACK BROS,
UNION TRUST BUILDING.
l SELL THE EARTH.
r. S. BASSETT.
coon JNUESTMFN

GOOD INVESTMENTS.
PER CENT NET-This is the net in
come derived from the modern, new
two-story building here advertised.
Two stores on ground floor, with flat
above. Property leased at 1860 per
year. Price only $4,000; " cash, bal
ance per cent.
OLIVE ST. COR.-Lot 12O foot frontage
on Olive st by 81 feet; two buildings
now on the lot are of nominal value
and bring in a rental of about $3.50
per year. This is a magnificent site
for modern building, and proper i'm
provements would bring in handsome
returns. Price $4,000.
GRAND AVE. COR.-Lot is 7S1sX1S6;
improvements are six flats, renting
for $12S4 per year. Price $4,000.
HILL ST.-Lot 45x1OO; improved with
modern new building of 10 rooms;
place is leased for S45OO per year with
security. Price $4,000.
We have many others. See us.
r. S. BASSETT, L. A. r. B.,
2O21a s, Broadway. Rooms 2O7 POS, 2l9
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17

At Pasadena, corner Lake avenue and
Locust street, lot 100x195, at $40 pei
foot. Improved with 7-room house and
store. Rents $50 per month.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
10 Acres at Gardena

You have heard of Gardena lands and
their wonderful berry, alfalfa and yege.
Los Angeles ana the ocean ports and on
two electric lines. We have ten acres
of land there that will make you a fine
home. Good 5-room house on it, small
besides water stock. You won't find a
better buy anywhere. Price $36OO
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
foa aALR
Acreage for Subdivision

FOR SALE
A BIG MONEY MAKER.
A SURE MONEY MAKER.
ONLY $500 CASH REQUIRED.
$1,000 PROFIT IN ONE YEAR.
NEARLY THREE ACRES, FACING
EAST ON WESTERN AVENUE,
BETWEEN wEsTLAKE PARK AND
HOLLYWOOD.
WILL MAKE 10 LARGE LOTS.
HUNTINGToNs B1MINI BATH
CAR LINE WILL BE EXTENDED
TO WITHIN 600 FEET OF THIS
BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF ACREAGE.
PRICE FOR ONE WEEK, $500.
SEE
MINES & FARIsH,
315 So III HILL STREET.
OR
HARRY T. SMITH.
CORNER WESTERN AVENUE AND
CoLEGRovE CAR LINE.
Sunset phone Hollywood 1851.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17

An elegant Groom house in the south
west; is arranged for two families; live
in 1t yourself and rent part for 500 per
month. Price $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
Back to Nature on Southern
California Ranch Houses

will grow to be the highest priced ir
the world. Good walnut, alfalfa, vege.
table, beet or general purpose land will
be second only to orange groves.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
FoR SALE
Country Property
Big
Excursion

March % to Modesto and Turlock,
Cal, TO show the Modesto and Tur-
lock irrigation districts of 10000
acres of level lands in stanislaus
county. Land owns the water.
Water taken from Tuolumne river
no pumps. Largest irrigation dis
trict in the world and largest amount
of water per acre. Round trip S11.t0
Zone fare), good Is days.
Free stereopticon lecture IL a. m.
daily. assembly hall, third floor cham
Der of commerce. For further par
ticulars see
H. II. wHITMOHE.
At Office Chamber Of Commerce,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
Live stOck--PouItrx Birds, Dogs

"'"'' W.
CHICKENs-FINE BUFF AND WHITE
leghorns and Plymouth Rock pullets for
sale. Call mornings only. $50 EUCLID
AVE.
EGGS FOR HATCHING-FoR SALE.
PC-e bun leghorn eggs. finest laying
strain; " mr. setting. Call mornings
only. $50 EUCLID AVENUE.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17

FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROPERTY
BY
MINES SS PARISH,
BARGAIN!! WEST 7TTI ST., CHEAP
EST PIECE EAST OF UNION. RIPE
FOR STORES AND APARTMENTS.
TUNITY FOR A NICE PRoFfT.
NOMINAL IMPROVEMENTS
SEVENTH STREET IS WITHOUT
DOUBT THE BEST CROSSTOWN
THOROUGHFARE. LOOK AT WEST
7TH NEAR VALENCIA AND THEN
SEE US AT ONCE.
60x117 TO 16-FOOT ALLEY.
MINES & PARISH,
315 SOUTH HILL STREET.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
80 Acres at $160 Per Acre

Finely improved with new Groom
house and all necessary barns, cribs and
stock sheds. Family fruit trees and
eucalyptus for fuel. Partly in alfalfa
for which there is a complete pumping
plant. All in walking distance of elec.
trio cars to Los Angeles. Look this
over and you will buy.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
eWApc M UOTq

! WANT YOU TO COME IN AND SEE
me about some lots l have for
sale. I know you'll make 100
per cent profit within a year or
two. These lots are
50x150. $3.50.
50X17G. $375.
50X1S4. ........ $400.
$25 cash, $40 monthly.
They are located in my
VERMONT HEIGHTS
tract which is situated in the
growing southwest; fine view
of mountains, high class i'm
provements, avenues 60, 80 and
100 feet wide. Telephones and
electric lights, two car lines
there now, thi'd building Now
please don't come in and say,
'McGrath, are these lots at
Jefferson and Grand avenue?"
because they're not. If they
were I would ask you that much
a foot. I'll give you free tick
cts and all information If you'll
call on me.
WARREN F. McGRATFI, with
STRONG & DICKINSON
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
A $6500 House, $3.50; Worth
$650O for $3.50
A RARE CHANCE.

A RARE CHANCE.
This is a house that you ordinarily buy
for at least $4,000 to $1,000. 1t is beauti-
fully finished with oak floors both up
bookcases beamed ceilings and paneled
walls. The frontage is east, with a
magnificent high lot commanding a
splendid view of the mountains.
IT'S AN EIGHT-ROOM BARGAIN.
The entrance at once charms one and
the whole arrangement of the house Is
fT'S ON ARLINGTON BOULEVARD,
Has a big lot
Another S-room house, west front, a
little closer. On
HOBART BOULEVARD.
Soft. lot $500 $500 $500. Soft. lot
Easy terms. Easy terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
Government Lands

HO, FOR A TRIP TO WATER VALLEY
where homes can be secured on rich
sandy loan soil as homesteads and
close to surfaces good railroad facili-
ties; shipping stations on land, etc.
farmers In the immediate vicinity
raise fruit, alfalfa and garden truck
are prosperous and independent, good
class of people who desire a home
under their own vine and fig tree
apply at once, WRIGHT'S GOV
No. 52l Wilcox bldg, 2d and Spring
streets.