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PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL.


MARRIED. at the home Of tho bride. on
Wednesday. at $3.50 p. m. by Rev. F. r.
Hoiienbaek. Leonard c. Mitchell and Miss
Della James. Tho Enterprise joins In tho
congratulations.
MARRIED. at the brides homo. four
miles southeast Of town. Wednesday. Jan.
9. at 1880. Harry p. Grove and Miss
Stella r. vsnseoy. Rev. F. r. Hollen-
back performed the ceremony. These
young people have many friends in Rocky
Ford. who extend hearty congratulations.
Clyde Fluks left on Monday morning
for ton days visit At his mothers home
at Bedford, Iowa.
Mrs. C. A. jackson visited with La
mar friends . par, Of this week.
c. M. Cover and family. Of Canon City.
were holiday gussss Of c. J. Cover.
Dr.. Coleman Is home from = briof hol-
iday ssip to former folds Of labor In Iowa
and Nebraska. where ho m Q I
many old friends and aequaistanees.
The doctor says he added only one
pound to his avordupois during his vaea-
ton. and hs would be willing &c lot some
body else havo that
Charles Mathis. Of tho well known
= ouse Of Young & Mathis. arrived from
tho South few days slnes and vii! bo
with Us for few weeks, making con-
tracts with our melon growers for noxt
sooson's crop. In addition to what othors
will grow for him Mr.. Mathis will ar
range for tho planting Of 500 aeses OF
canss on his own account
C. J. Cover has gono . business trip
down south. Ho was accompanied by
hls lit;lo daughter kathr.ne.
Charles Close. Of Kano. ILL.,. stopped of
in Rocky Ford Friday for few days VS.
il with his friend Attorney Seanland. Mr.
Close is on his way TO California.
Mrs. NJ. l. Anderson returned Tuesday
from fow weeks visit In Kansas with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. u. Randsi returned
Mondao morning from q holiday season
visit with relatives at Cottonwood Falls,
Kansas.
Rov. Nelson left Monday for Denver 70
begin his labor as State Evangelist undor
the auspices Of tho Christian church.
Ho will begin with four wosks' revival
campaign In tho Highlands church. Dem
YER. His place horo will bo filed tempo-
rarily by Rev. r. 3. Preston OF Pueblo.
Mrs. Charles Hushaw has gone on q
visit to Southern California, TO be gono
for the winter months.
v. E. Rowton has elected to take up
his professional studies at the State Nor
mai and has taken up his residence in
Greeley.
AL. q. Wood. Of S. Ninth street spent
9c holiday season with his family. re-
s0ning to his business interests In Mime
apols on Monday.
Mrs. M. j. Anderson has sold the Judge
Wallis FIVE acre rae. and dwelling.
northoas. Of town. to q Mr.. Teetar. re-
Gently from Nebraska. Tho eonsidera-
ton was S2,5oo.
DR.. 8. p. Talbot, official meat inspoe-
tor was called down from Pueblo on Sat-
urday on official business.
Mrs. n. A. Bryan Is visiting IN Lamar.
the guest Of Mrs. winterhaltsr.
A noteworthy item Of the craiohead-
Maxwell wedding. ovrlooked in tho Ent-
erpise report last week, was that Mrs.
Norton played the Mendslssohn Wedding
March for the occasion. and did il in that
capable manner which makes her musi-
cal renderings always a delight to her
auditors.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11

Attorney Todd has moved iato his re-
modelled house on 9TH street, which he
has made into an exceedingly comfort
able home.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11

Hon. ". q. Ebbert, Of otsro county.
has boon appointed on tho following stand
ing committees Of House Of Representa-
sives: Judiciary. State Institutions and
Insurance.: all important committees.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11

LosT-5o customers order cards. on
steel ring. on Grand Union Tea Co. Re-
turn TO @. F. weis., or Phone White COL.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11

Apples for sale. south Of Washingto
school. Phone Blue 57l. 52-5
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11
CHURCH NEWS.
I. +.+++++++++++++++. + =
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Frank Il. Hollenback. pastorJ

Frank II. Hollenback. pastorJ
Public worship at ! a. m. and 1880
p. m. tho pastor preaching at both SER
vices. Epworth League at $50 led by
Miss Evelyn Rex. All strangers who
may be visiting in the city will find well
come. Music, A. M. Quartet. III YeLove
Me-. Mrs. Peery, Miss Alice Baboock
Messrs. Price and Babcook. OHsrtory.
"Cavstina" Raft. violin and piano. In tho
evening the choir will sing. Savior When
Night Involves the Sky.
Presbyterian Church.
Usual services at the Christian church
at o'clock. Sermon subject. "The
Kingdom First. Anthem. Como Thou
Fount". Hymn-anthem, Lead Ne Gent
".
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11

Cemen. Thing.
10. II and IS inch. Prices low.
Z. E. Swink. care o. c. Frantz.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11
Christian
Christian.
lM. Mlliard Nelson. PastorJ
Baptist Church.
S. C. Green. Pastor.

S. c. Green. Pastor.
Rev. S. c. Davis will begin special
eyangelistie meetings at tho Baptist
church Monday evening at 1880. Ser
vice every night. Rev. Davis is pastor OF
tho First Baptist church at La Junta, a
fluent speaker and logical reasoner. Tho
public are most cordially invited osll the
meetings.
German Baptist Brethren.
Sunday school a, 10 a. NJ. Preaching
services at | | a. m.and 1880 pm. Young
Peoples meeting at $3.50 p. m.
Rocky Ford N. z. Circuit.
C. ". Simmons. Pastor.
Parsonage GiI u. I<th st.
Epwor... League. lafayette. Sum
day. 6:45. Prayer meeting. Wednesday.
$50.
Services every Sunday as follows:
Eewdalo S. S. 10 =. m. Preaching
II AN.
swink. S. S. $3.50 p. m. Preaching
$3.50 p. m.
Lafayette. S. S. $3.50 p. m.
FIrse Christian Science ossisey.
Chapel and Reading Room Hagen block
South Main.
Services: Lesson Sermon Sunday II
D. m.
Testimonial services Wednesday 8 p. m
Reading Room open daily excepting Sun
day 2 10 s p. m.
Mrs. Anna Louise Ncrris Clark.
First Reader.
Manxaaoia N. z.
Edward Burns Martin. Pastor.
Sunday School At s:&6. Epvorth Lea
quo at $3.50 .. m. Public worship and
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11
Msnxsaola N. e

Maaxaaoia N. z.
Edward Burns Martin. Pastor.
Sunday Sehoo, At s:&5. Epworth Lea
gus at $3.50 p. m. Public worship and
sermon At ! / .. m. and 7:So p. m.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-15
Ell .ARTE EN- ESPANA
UNA EXPOSITION DE PINrURAs

Con obras de Medina Vera,
,Kaudaroy Sancha, Sc inaugur6
en- el Salon Vilches, una intere-
.sante y variada Exposicion de
lcuadros, en- Madrid.
Despues de escritos los nom :
Ehres de estos tres artistas, no
hay para que decir que en- sus
obras predomina la nota CO.
mica.
s@ Las escenas infantiles de
Sancha, de I'm prodigioso realis-
mo; los tipos chinos y japone-
|ses reproducidos por Xaudar6,
con fno espiritu de observation
y las tipicas escenas madrile-
mas y hguras de la huerta de
|M1rcia, fdelisimamente ejecu-
tadas por el pincel de Medina
Vera, fueron muy celebrados
por el numeroso y distinguido
publico que asisti6 a la inaugu.
racion de la Exposition insta-
|lada en- casa de Vilches.
La Exposition continuara
alberta al publico algunos dias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-15
Los hueYOS de CdSCara blauda

De experiencias verifcadas
reclentemente en- las granjas
agricolas fde Kansas (Estados
Unidos), resultan conclusiones
1nteresantes acerca del curioso
ten6meno en- question. Sepun
parece. el huevo de cascara
blanda no debe su caracter q la
1nsuhciencia de fosfatos de cal
en- los alimentos de la gallina,
s1no a causas que pudieramos
lamar externas. Asi, sc ha OBJ
servado que obligando a las ga
ll1nas a moverse incesantemen-
te de up lado para otro, ponen
huevos de cascara blanda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-15
Revista de carceles

. Por oumplimiento de condena fue-
ron. .puestos en- libertad de la carcel
de San Juan, en- Arecibo, Juan Ro~
driGuez, Aquilino Lance Rodriguez
y Simon Figueroa. De la de Huma :
Gao. sGregorio Rosa, Gregorio Santos
y Manuel Martinez. De Ia de Areci-
sbo, Felipe Melendez y Salvador San
tiago. De la de Aguadilla, Antonio
.Bocanegra (a) Suizo. De la de Pom :
-ce,, Hip6lito Rodriguez. Y de Ia de
Guayan1a, Francisco Gimenez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-15

Ltcas Santiago y Martin Torres
han ingresado en- las galeras de su-
matfo de la carcel de Arecibo, acusa-
dos de hurto de mayor cuantia. Pla-
cido Vargas y Avelino Garcia Cine
nez, por hurto de menor cuantla.
/ En- la carcel de Ponce ingresaron
acusados de los supuestos delitos
siguientes: de abuse de confanza,
Jose B. Trigollen; de hurto de menor
cuantia. Claudio Ruiz y Ernesto Ra-
m1rez; de acometimiento y aggression
con circunstancias agravantes, Rosa
liza Ruiz y Sinforoso.
De orden del Juez Municipal de
Aguadilla, han ingresado en- la gale
ra de sumarias de la carcel de aquel
Distrito, Jacobo Diaz, por acusarsele
de hurto de menor cuantia, y Balbi-
no Gonzalez de fraude ar Erar;o de
Puerto Rico.
d. carcel de San Juan en- Arecibo
han sido puestos en- libertad por cum
plimiento de sentencias Jaime Piza-
rro Mojica, Francisco Ortiz Rojas
Pfo Davila Castro, Jose nandez.
Tomas Arroyo Hurtado. Cornelio Sill
verio E Inocencio Tirado. Por igual
|concepto de la carcel de Guayama,
Manuel Rodriguez y Juan Inocencio
Ben benuty.
+ Miguel Rivera, ha ingresado en- la
|galera de sumario de la carcel de
Ponce, por acusarsele del supuesto
delito de acometimiento y aggression
con circunstancias agravantes.
En- Ell preside departmental ha
ingresado cumplir la sentencia que
lie fue impuesta por la Corte de Dis.
trito de San Juan, Ell individuo Fran
cisco Torres Cortes.
De la carcel de Guayama fueron
puestos en- libertad por haber pres.
tado fianza, Eusebio Figueroa y Juan
Ines Camacho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-15

miento absolute, veran con tristeza
levantarse ante 81 m ismos nuevas ra-
fagas violentas. nuevas brisas del
huracan cercano.
Solo, 1nicamentc Ell Sindicato Agrf.
cola, inspirandose en- Ell presente,
salvara e1 future de II terra borin-
quefia.
RoOsN1ldo Real
Aibonito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-15

De la carcel de Guayama fueron
puestos en- libertad por haber pres.
tado fanza, Eusebio Figueroa y Juan
Ines Camacho.
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DEATHS

ALvARE%-Brijido Alvarez, 10 years, single,
native of Mexico county hospital; septi-
caemia, gunshot wound of the abdomen; hom-
icidal.
ANDERSON-G. Anderson, go years, receiving
hospital; gunshot wound (suicde); burial at
Grand Meadow, MINI.
BoRDEN-Mrs- Mary A. Borden. 81 years,
widow, native of Canada. 1920 Santa Monica
avenue; exhaustion following apoplexy.
CALLAGIAN-Mrs Kate Callaghan IS years,
married, native of Pennsylvania. formerly of
713 Turner street, county hospital; double
pneumonia
COLEMAN-Jno. Coleman, 40 years, county
hospital; meningitis.
DEPERO-Alfred Depero, 80 years, First and
Los Angeles streets; gunshot wound; sui
GREvE-Herman Greve, &C years, married, ma
tive Of Germany, 2O5 East Adams street; can
Ger of stomach
single, native of Georgia, county hospital;
delrium tremens.
LIE SAGE-Alfred LIE Sage, 40 years, married
native of Illinois. 79l Valencia street; cirrho-
sis of liver.
OGARRIO-Louis G. Ogarrio, 40 years, First
and San Pedro streets; phthisis pulmonalis
PHILLIPS-Hyman Phillips, Al years, married.
native of Russia, 727 East Tenth street,
phthisis pulmonals.
WOODSIDE-Infant of Wallace Woodside. /
day native of Los Angeles. Denver and
Florence avenues; infantile eclampsla.
E-SIMONDA-Harr K. Dodge aged 49,
native of Massachusetts, and Stella T. Sim
onda, aged SO, native Of Missouri; both resi-
dents of Pasadena
HEATH-SPAULDING-Er c. Heath, aged
rs. and Ora ". Spauldng, aged 10; both ma
tives Of Illinois and both residents OF Red
lands.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Borchard, aged
70, native of Germany and resident of Ok
nard. and Magdalena Frost. aged co. native
of Germany and resident of Ell Monte
MJJRRAY-TWITCHELL- e. Murray,
aged 81 native OF Tennessee, and Mary II
Twitchell, aged 40, native of Illinois; both
residents of Los Angeles
DE NORMANDIE-DAVIS-H De Nor
nnandie aged "a. native of Pennsylvania
and Vorah NJ. Davis aged 49, native OF
California; both residents Of Fernando.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

GONZALES IssETT-Arthur L. Gonzales
aged 80, native of California, and Daisy M
Bssett, aged "a, native OF England; botf
residents of Los Angeles.
CRAWFORD-WEBER-He j. Crawford
aged g. native Of California, and Sophie
w. Weber. aged "a, native of Missouri; botf
residents of Los Angeles.
ILSON-EVANS-Lionel G.. Wilson, aged q
native of Canada, and Ethel Evans, aget
90 native of Ohio; both residents Of Lo;
Angeles.
PoWELL-FooSE-John B. Powell, aged a.
native OF Kansas, and Bernie Foose aged
81 native of Oregon; both residents of Los
Angeles.
SCHULTZ McCLURE-Joh E. Schultz. aged
a. native OF Pennsylvania, and Flora M
Mcclure, aged 81, native of Illinois; both
residents of Los Angeles
LYON-GOODELL-L. Dewitt Lyon, aged 49,
native of Kansas, and Earle Goodell, aged
49, native of California; both residents OF
Los Angeles.
MASON MISUNDERSTANDING P. Ma
son, aged 80, and Mary j. Shuffeburger,
aged "a; both natives of Kansas and both
residents of Imperial. Cal
COOK-BIRD-Ellis S. Cook, aged %, native
Of Texas, and Stella M. Bird, aged 81 ma
tive of Missouri; both residents Of Los An
SMITH sTEvENsoN-Axei Smith. aged 80.
and Julia w. Stevenson. aged "a; both ma
tives of Norway and both residents of San
Pedro.
RTIS-SHoRTEN-wm C. Curtis, aged 80.
native OF Massachusetts. and Anna L. Shor-
of Los Angeles.
SALAS-MARQUES-J Salas aged 30, and
Maria Marques. aged 20; both natives Of
Mexico and both residents of Los Angeles
BROMLEY-COULTAS-R Bromley, aged %
native of California, and Bertha Coutas
aged q, native OF Kansas; both residents
of Oxnard.
TEsMAN- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tesman, aged
21, native of Kansas, and Lucy Wilkerson
aged Is, native of Arkansas; both residents
of Los Angeles.
PARRISON-FRANKLIN Parrison
aged 81. native of the West Indies and
Mary Franklin, aged 49, native of Mississ-
ippi; both residents of Los Angeles.
ST-JONES-Frederick Lust, aged Il, ma
tive Of Germany, and Blanche Jones. aged
10, native of Mississippi both residents of
Los Angeles
JOHNSON YIETZEL-Guy G. Johnson. aged
49, and Luela Wietzel, aged 90; both ma
tives of Ohio and both residents of Holly
wood
OSS-McGRAW-Arthur A. Ross, aged So
and Sarah S. McGraw. aged 80; both ma
tives of Pennsylvania and both residents Of
Los Angeles.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W. Gavin
aged &c. native of New York, and Ella
Rutherford aged is, native of California;
both residents of Los Angeles.
LINARES-SANTA CRUZ-Ygnacio Linares
aged q. and Kate Santa Cruz. aged 20;
dents of Los Angeles.
NORTHUMBERLAND L. Moody, aged
%, native of Missouri, and Bessie z. Trib-
ley, aged %, native of Texas; both resi-
dents of Los Angeles.
ZUG-BAKER-John e. Zug aged IS, native
Of Pennsylvania and Ida H. Baker, aged
80. native of Ohio; both residents of Co.
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GIRLS

BAUGH-To Robt. w and Hazel Baugh (nee
Dietz), 400 West Eighth street.
BERMAN-To Louis and Emma Berman (nee
Cohen), 1916 Fast Eighth street.
GIESKE-To VIM. Ben and Elva Elnora Gieske
(nee Cochran, 81 East Fifty-sxth street
GOLDSTEIN-To Nathan and Minnie Gold
stein (nee Stein) 1907 West Washington
street.
GROSS-To Samuel l.. and Lille Gross (nee
Wallace), 21S6 Twenty-ninth place.
LlPKING-To Chas and Mary Lpking (nee
Kirkeby), 1869 East Fifty-seventh street.
MALE-To Robt. F. and Hulda Male (nee Pc
terson), 2943 Dalton avenue
NEWMAN-To Frank and Mary Newman (nee
Kane), 1886 East Fifty fourth street.
RIDGWAY-To Robert Clifton and Phebe Mary
Ridgway (nee Meds). S53 Central avenue.
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BIRTHS


HEDRICK-To Chas. L. and Anna Hedrick
(nee subway. Ills Los Angeles.
KING-To Emory V. and Carrie King (nee
Wilcox. S99 East Fiftieth street.
MARINTER-To Samuel and Fannie Marinter
tnee Fingerhut, 1870 East Fifteenth street.
MOBERLEY-To Gilbert and Grace Moberley
(nee Gilhousen), 1875 West Twentieth street.
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uNpERrAkERs AND EMBALMERs

Peck 4 Chase Co.. undertakers and embalm-
erat lady assistants. 4sa s. Hill Tel. Main 81
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HOMESEEKERS'
FREE EXCURSIONS
MA NCHEGTER HEIGHTG

mANCHESIEH
Now Is your opportunity to investigate ths
wonderful opportunities of this high grade
subdivision, which is a beautifully lying
piece of land. with a gradual rise from YER
mont ave. to Normandie ave-, and the alti-
tude gives a fine view of the long ranges
of mountains and of Los Angeles and sur
rounding country. and also the benefits of
the ocean breeze. Manchester Heights has
two rapid transit electric lines. and opposite
the southwest boundary OF Los Angeles; also
has the pleasures OF country life and the con-
veniences Of the city, near stores and
churches, and only one block from new
1900 public school. The improvements are
high grade, including graded and oiled
streets, lined with beautiful trees; also ce-
ment sidewalks and curbs and abundance Of
artesial water plped along the rear of all
lots; these improvements are of the best
workmanship. which will be finished at an
early date. Tho soil is of a dark, sandy
loan, where fruits. vegetables and flowers
grow OF surprising quality. Invest your idle
dollar where 1t will double every year; large.
slightly lots. 152 feet deep to 16-foot alleys.
Our agents on tho ground at all times. Of
fee open Sunday. Bring your friends or
your family out and view the beauties and
pleasures of this healthful location.
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
Get free tickets at our office.
GRIDER-HAMILTON- co.,
225 West Second Street.
Fine lot for apartment house I'm
Westlake district, $4,000.
Corner ON South Union, 5Ox125,
$4,000.
Corner on South Burlington, 4ox
1906 $500.
OSCAR b. SMITH,
313-14 o. Il. johnson ID Dig.
FOR sALE-AT ALTADENA. A FINE TRACT
already subdivided into lots, two already
sold, establishing prices; owner Obliged 10
af a loxU
figure; land lies fine; magnificent view. near
car line; abundance Of pure mountain water.
L. NJ. PRATT & CO., COS Laughlin bldg.
FOR SALE
$50 CASH.
$40 PER MONTH,
BUYS A HOME
LOT. READY TO
BUILD ON.
THE MCCARTHY CO.. POI N. BROADWAY.
Phones Home 1887: Al1202.
Suburban Property
FOR sALE-NEw MODERN BUILDING
containing hve mas, 1t is completely equip
ped with the Marshall 6 Stearns patented
fixtures. Each fat has separate entrance.
private bath and laundry tub and the car
penter work is equal to that OF a hign-grade
price $1,000; 5000 swings Il. You sc, Is per
cent net. 46S Lucas avenue See WESTON.
lS41 Arnold street Belt line car.
Orange Groves
L. NJ PRATT & CO., COS LAUGHLIN BLDG.
'Headquarters for Orange Groves"
Stocks and Bonds
WOMAN'S MINING AND
STOCK EXCHANGE
21S Citizens National Bank Bldg.
Phones A13S5 Main 371O
If you have stock to sell bring 1t in.
II you want to buy good stock see our
hrclrn
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$50 ACRES HIGHLY IMPROVED. HOUSE
AND BARN. FRUIT AND SHADE TREES.
SHARES OF WATER STOCK. FENC-
ED, CROSS-FENCED AND CHECKED
FOR IRRIGATING. PRICE $50 PER
ACRE; TERMS.
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Livery stable in fast growing suburban
town; good business, clearing 5000 per month;
cheap rent, which includes living rooms,
$1,000. includes fine rigs. fine horses, whips,
robes and blankets and express wagon, also
boarders See LEAHY & SON.
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1000 ACRES UNIMPRovED ORANGE
LAND, CLOSE TO RAILROAD. PRICE s1t
PER ACRE.
THESE ARE BUT A FEW OF THE
PROPERTIES WE HAVE FOR SALE. WE
HAVE DETAILED INFORMATION RELA-
TIVE TO EACH QUARTER SECTION IN
A DISTRICT COMPRISING 800 SQUARE
MILES, AND SAME is AT THE DISPOSAL
OF OUR CLIENTS EITHER BY PERSON
AL VISIT OR LETTER.
INTERSTATE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
701-2-3 MERCHANTS TRUST BLDG,
2O7 SOUTH BROADWAY,
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
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100 ACRES FooTHILL ORANGE LAND;
SURROUNDING LAND HELD AT $40 AND
$50 PER ACRE. PRICE $40 PER ACRE;
ONE-THIRD CASH.
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Grocery and general merchandise store in
nearby town, doing a business of $40 day
having been established for some time
stock will invoice $4,000. This is real cheap
so investigate 1t at once See LEAHY &
SON.
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$40 ACRES RICH SOIL AND CENTRAL
LY LOCATED; EXCELLENT FOR ALL
PURPOSES, IN THE ARTESIAN BELT
PRICE SIS PER ACRE; LIBERAL TERMS.
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EDUCATIONAL
Country Property
TULARE COUNTY
LANDS

800 ACRES MILE FROM DEPOT; AR
TESIAN WELL 600 FEET DEEP. 20
ACRES IN ALFALFA; GOOD SOIL;
FENCED; HOUSE AND BARNS. PRICE
500 PER ACRE. SURROUNDING LAND
HELD AT $35 PER ACRE.
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600 ACRES IMPROVED WITH HOUSE
AND BARN; ARTESIAN WELL 500 FEET
DEEP; 12-HORSE POWER ENGINE; AL
FALFA, FRUIT AND POTATO LAND.
PRICE s25 PER ACRE.
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Club house, located about q miles from
San Diego, second largest hotel in San
Diego county; located there also the larg-
est automobile race track in the world; no
mixed drinks served; receipts average from
So to $40 a day; expense for license;
beautiful grape arbor for ladies'; located on
the main street lot 50x150 feet, in new
building; rustic finish, containing club room,
a small store and three living rooms; $1,000
takes this bargain. See LEAHY & SON.
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Weather Conditions

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-THE pressure
has fallen slowly over Nevada, oregon and
Utah. The temperature has remained nearly
constant except in the Sacramento valley anu
near Los Angeles where there has been q
fall Of degrees. No rain is reported in Call
fornia, Nevada, Utah or Arizona. There Will
probably not be much change in weather con-
ditions.
Forecast
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Thursday;
fresh west winds.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Thursday;
fresh northwest wind.
south wind.
San Joaquin vaIley-Far Thursday; light
north wind
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-12

The finest little 4-chair barber shop. we'll
stocked cigar stand. bootblack stand and
laundry agency, in Los Angeles; centrally
located, receipts average 500 a week; fur
niture practically new; death in family
cause for selling; well worth $3.50; will take
$500 for quick SALE See LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-12

Cafe and grill in suburban town, cafe
seats $50, on ground floor and fine grill in
basement; receipts are SIS and more than
ing a liquor license; price $4,000, or will
consider good real estate exchange. See
LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-12
Business Property

s26oO-CoRNEE ON SOUTH BURLINGTON
avenue; lot 60x140
S5000-Fine corner for fats or apartments
South Union avenue
sSoco-Lot 5Ox15o on South Flower; cottage
in rear.
s1s.5Oo-corner. 6Ox16O on South Flower
street; partly improved with flats.
SIS. 000-Busness corner West Washing
ton; $4,000 down. balance mortgage.
S4S,000-Lot on w. Sixth, near Grand ave- !;
partly improved with stores and flats.
Corner on e. Seventh, partly improved with
stores.
OSCAR b. SMITH,
212 Johnson do
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-12

Paint and wall paper business, we'll To-
Gated, dcing a business of $1,000 a month
cheap rent for large store and back room
$500; comprises a well selected stock Of
paints and wall paper, also stock tools,
horses. wagon and buggy and over $500 Of
uncol.ected claims which are just about due
See LEAHY & SON.