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and most illustrious Of which was
Martha Washington, wcre Of the
founder, whose body lies hcSlle that
of 90: immortal George III the simple
tomb at Mount Vernon
Martha Washington died in 1902,
having survived her illustrious hus-
band by three years.
Thomas jefferson outlivcd his wife
At years, il most remarkable extent of
time. She died in 1882, while life did
not go from the body Of !hc greatest
OF Democrats until 1926.
, Mrs. Madison lived l3 .years after
the death of her husband.
John Adams outlivcd his wife; so
did Andrew jackson. John Quincy
Adams died four years before his
wife.
Martin Van Buren, almost euuallcd
the record of jefferson, and lived rs
years after the passing Of his wife.
First Pensioned Widow.
The first time il pension WAS ever
suggested for the widow Of an cN-
president was when William (I II,r-
rison died one month ,r,nr hi. ;,,r
2uration. Prior to that time there
had been only one instance uf wid
"w getting any favorS whatever. This
waS when Dolly Madison WAS granted
,l,r ri~hi ,n nuhE.b !, ,,Lo,.
for her own bcncr;i tho n,,nrs.,;,,,
lrh,ios on ,ho Constitutes,
The death of Harrison noe,);,rlv
appcnlrJ lo tbc sont;un,, nr ,hn 49,,
tinn. and Mrs 1r,rr;.,n u.,. ,,s1
outright s;o5 1000 Evcn th;. .,,,r v.,,,
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her husband.
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July 1G, 1908.
Laundry Work.
BLUE RIDGE SCHEDULES.
EaStboltnd.

so. IS, leaves Andersen nj $50 ::
''!.. !or connection IT hcI,"n wi1m
S"";"""M for Grrcnvil".
40. -, from WaihaIla. leaves A..
t"r:;"u 1T ln.l1 y. M. rnr nuuncnt,on
1t !,y;t"n with S"r'h"rn N"iiway for
'"lu'Hh;a and Grrcnvillc
NJ. 20. leaves Anderson at 90
p. M, for connections at Bolton with
Southern Railway for Grrcnvil!c.
No. S. daily except Sunday, from
Walhala arrives Anderson G.2l p.
m.. with connections at Seneca viii,
Southern Railway from paints south.
No. 10, from Walhalla. leaves An
dcrSon at 4.3I p. lm., for connections
at Bclton with Southern Railway for
G:cenvillc and Columbia.
Wcstbound.
No. II, arrives at Anderson a. 80
Il. m. from Belton with connections
from Grccnvllc.
No. 9, arrives at Anderson ut 1924
D. nl.. from Hclton with connexions
from Grcrnvi.lc and Columbia. Goes
10 Walhalla.
No. 10, arrives at Anderson /: $40
p. m. from Rcit"n with connections
from Grccnvillr.
NJ. II, arrives Mt Anderson at
6.29 p. H., from Bolton witl. coli
ncctlons from Grccnvillc and Culum-
bia. Goes to WalhalIa.
No. I, daily except Sunday, leaves
Anderson ut 0.20 II. M. for Walha!la.
with connections at Scrcca for local
points south.
Nos. II. IS, 10, and 20 arc mixed
trans between Anderson and Brlto~
Nos. I and arc local freight
trains, carrying passengers, between
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE;MENT
AND DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby gwen that the r;n-
dcrSigncd as the administrator of the
personal estate Of Susanna Frances
Settler, deceased, will, at II O'Clock
OF the forenoon on the 18th day of
August next. make Il final accounting
IN thc Probate Court for Ncwbcrrv
county for said estate. and that he
will Immediately thereafter apply 10
SAID court for Il firal discharge. MI
persons having demands against said
estate will render an account thereof
to the undersigned. or TO McSSrS.
S"h'tmnrrt and Holloway, attorneys.
duly attcstcd, on or before said time
Of settlement
Geo. \. Settler.
Administrator, Sc.
July 1G, 1908.
Laundry Work.
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Anderson and Walhalla and between
Walhalla anc Anderson
CHARLESTON s. WESTERN CAR
OLINA RY.


Schedule in effect May 81, 1908.
Lv. Newberry(C n & ~ 1856 pm.
Ar. l.aurens 2:02 pm.
IN. i'aurcnS &C. x W q 2:35 pm.
Ar. Grtenvilie 400 pm.
hv. i'tnrcnSs 2:32 pm.
.Ar. $par;an3urg 4:05 pm.
lv. Sp"rtanonrg $50. Ry.) 500 pm.
ar. IIendcrsonville 7:45 pm.
Ar. AShcville 80 p.m.
l'v. l.aurcnS c. 4 w c. 2:32 pm.
.Nr. Greenwood 1882 pm.
.Ar. Mccormick 1888 pm.
Ar. Augusta CHS pm,
Tri-Wrckly Parlar Car line be-
tween Augusta and Ashcvillc. Trains
Nos. and ., leave Augusta Tuesdays,
/ Thursdays and Saturdays, leave
AShcvillc Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays.
Note: The above arrivals and de-
rartUrcs. rs well as connections with
other companies. arc @iven as inror-
nation, and are not guaranteed.
Ernest Williams.
Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Augusta, Ga.
Geo. II. Bryan,
Grecnvillc. s. G..
Gen. Agi.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12

of the Cafe Kerkow. is now in the lead,
she having the distinction of being
the first contestant in the entire con-
test to reach the 100000 vote mark.
Next comes Miss Lucy lowering of
Redlands. Her gain over yesterdays
count was over $4,000 votes placing
her name second on the roll of honor"
Miss Elizabeth McAuley of Anaheim
is now third on the roll of honor.
Miss McAuley represents the Sunset
Telephone company of Anaheim and
has a host OF admirers and supporters
who are aiming to place her at the
lead in the contest.
Miss Irene Burton, San Jacinto,
makes a good gain and is now in the
lead in her district. Her name will be
found upon the honor roll today. Miss
Burton has the best wishes of her
many friends. who intend that their
candidate shall not be a loser.
In contest No. The standing of sew
eral Of the orders have changed, but
the Junior o. q. A. M. No. 20 is still
in the lead, with MOnrovia temple.
Pythian Sisters, a close second, and
the M. w. A. No. ITO Golden State
camp, stih holding the third place in
that district
In contest No. 3 Granville Howard
still holds the place of honor. His gain
over yesterday count was 10000 votes.
Gerson Werner also makes a large
gain, placing his name second in his
contest.
Ralph Eidemiller OF Pasadena also
Jumps up a notch or two, his gain be-
ing several thousand votes.
Yale School
Very few residents of Southern Call
ifornia, are now familiar with the Yale
school, an English and classical board
ing and day school for boys located in
Southern California.
This school, after six years of graf
flying success, has issued an annual
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12

statement that can be had upon re-
quest from the contest department of
The Herald or from Thomas G. Adams,
b. A, head master.
This institution is called Yale school
in Difference to the very complete and
splendid system of education which
distinguished Yale school and also in
honor of the large number of gradu-
ates from that famous institution now
living in this city and section of the
country.
The two pictures appearing today
give an idea of the high standard of
this school and of the time-honored
privilege of educating the young they
accept as sacred trust from which
they feel they must trust to account
to the boys themselves, their parents,
their state and their country.
There must be unity of purpose, of
harmony and of thought throughout
their work, and they call upon their
students to guard the fair name of
the school and by the manly attitude
and maintaining the standard of ex-
cellence that no blot may stain their
escutcheon. even as titled gentry guard
the heraldic emblems.
This school has inspirations within
and without. Even the location Of the
school Is wisely located, that the boys
may avoid temptations incident to the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES


PHILLIPS DOUGLASS-James G. Philips,
age 80. native of Missouri. and e. May
Douglass age rs, native OF Kansas; resi-
dents of Los Angeles
MARTINEL.LI-FO = Alfred Marti-
nenl age 20. native of Italy. and Angelina
Fognetti age 16, native of California; resi-
dents of Los Angeles
ECHOLS- H1LLYER-Byron c. Echois, age
2s. native of Indiana, and Genevieve MARIE
IIiIyer, age 29 native of Kansas residents
of Los Angeles.
BLOOM GINSBERG--Max Bloom, age ~,
native of Russia, and Annie Ginsberg, age
10, native of New York: residents of Los
Angeles. =.
COOK -PLENNPTON--Robert Cook, age 20,
native of England, and Evelyn l.. plennp-
Ton. age 90 native of Massachusetts, resi-
dents of Los Angeles.
WARREN JACK-Frederick c. Warren, age
IA native of Indiana and Daisy NJ. Jack,
age rs, native of Ohioi residents OF TO-
ledo Ohio
ROCHA- HERNANDEZ-Cecil Rocha. age
49, and Felicitas Hernandez. age 20; ma
tives of Mexico and residents of Los An
geles. -
| KNOX SAMPLE II. Knox, age 20
| native of Iowa, and Doris c. Sample, age
| 25 native of West Virginia residents OF
Los Angeles.
| L-KuRTZMAN-Milton G. Small, age
%. native of Nebraska. and Bertha kurtz-
man, age 22, native of Indiana residents
| of Los Angeles.
| CAMPBELLr-luther r. VIA
ton age 2S, native of Missouri. and Char-
lotte c. Campbell, age 20. native OF Can
fornia; residents of Los Angeles
| uENIK Northumberland p. Henika, age
| 23 native of wisconsin, and Emma Lufkin
| age "a. native of California; residents Of
| Los Angeles. .
! CHARACTERIZATION NJ. Clarke, age Al
| native of New York and resident Of Pasa
dena, and Theresa N L. Hurd, 49, NATIVE
of Massachusetts and resident OF Los An
geles.
I E-PATTERSON-Frank w. Lasore
age a. and Florence Patterson. age 1e
natives of Michigan and residents OF Lo
| Angeles
| GOUDGE- GRUBB-wilfred II. Goudge, ag'
81, native of England. and Florence 1
Grub, age 20, native of California; resi-
| dents of Santa Monica.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12

subscription turned into the contest
department of The Los Angeles Herald
will count as. one point on one of the
extra premiums also count for the
regular number of votes to be credited
toward one of the regular premiums
for which the contestants are working.
Every yearly subscription counts for
two points, besides the regular 5000
votes. A two-year subscription counts
for four points, also 1000 votes, etc.
Only one more week of the contest in
which to decide TO whom the many
valuable premiums will be awarded.
Contestants and their friends should
be improving every possible moment of
that time in securing subscriptions so
as to bring their names or that of
their favorite among the list of the
winning.
Miss Grace Pam, assistant cashier
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12

5LLowfNd "a 4 IfsT or the c3iiE-
dren admitted in Los Angeles Orphan
Asylum. Boyle Heights. since last publ
cation;
whole Orphans
Antonio Garcia. years
Margaret Garcia. 7 years.
Theresa Figueroa, . years.
Hsther Figueroa. years.
Hortensia Figueroa. 8 years
Miguella Garlic. 10 years
Josephine GARLIC. 9 years.
Hall Orphans
Dorothy Carter, years.
Ida Wil1inghajn, years.
Josephine Goyette, years
Eriina Munoz. Guadalupe Munoz, syrs.
Catherine Moutiel. 9 years
Agnes BlaciSwood. 8 years.
! Bernics Kelly. 10 years.
Bertha Maier. 4 years.
Flora Mailer. . years.
Frieda Gobetz. years.
Marie Ybarro Is years.
Lonvinia vignes. years
Gergiana vignes. . years
Isabel Diaz. s years.
Mary Diax years
Beatrice ouiatana. 5 years.
Consuella Quintana, 2 years.
Althsa May Vignes, years.
Irene Henmins. years.
Louise Lozachi. . years.
Mary Gotta 0 years.
Vashu Leak. IL years
Lucy Christofano. IL years.
Louise Christofano. 10 years.
Respectfully you're.
SISTERS OF CHARITY.
e-11-3
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12

center of the city. Special effort is
made for a pleasant and refined home
life and is decidedly boys domain
Physical culture, vocal culture. sci
ence, mathematics, English, history
and foreign languages are taught, and
special attention is paid to social life
in general details.
Their school equipment is of the
best, and the young man who wins a
scholarship in this school will con-
slider himself lucky, as 1t will not only
benefit him Immediately, but forever
after
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12
MISS GRACE PAM LEADS
WITH OVER 1OO,O OOVOTES

Miss Pam Kerkow Cafe First to Reach lOO
600 Vote MarkLucy lowering of Redands Casting Nearly
$4,000 Votes First Place in District and Second
Place in the Entire Contest-Miss Elizabeth McAuley,
Sunset Phone Operator of Anaheim, Casting Over
$4,000 Votes, Takes the Lead in District 10
and Takes Third Place the Roll OF
Honor-The Race Is Now in Dead
Earnest-Where Is Your Favorte?
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12
ROLL OF HONOR

5 DISTRICT
) Grace Pam, Cafe Kerkow .106,44S {
3 DISTRICT
s Lucy lowering. Redlands. go. 9s,76s {
) DISTRICT 10 {
. Elizabeth McAuley, Anaheim.. 95,l6S
B DISTRICT
< Florence Benin, 1S4s w. s5th.. s6,12S (
B DISTRICT
3 Mary Bisch, no East nth. go. s1,129 (
B DISTRICT
3 Lily Mcclellan, Sawtelle. ...... 20,54S {
D DISTRICT
3 Mrs. r. L. Williams, Azusa. -. 1883 (
3 DISTRICT
o Bernice Dempster, Aihambra.. 1T,l2S {
B DISTRICT 0
5 Minnie Little, Escondido. ....,. 1858 {
3 DISTRICT 8
3 Irene Burton, San Jacinto. 1850
B ROLL OF HONOR CONTEST NO. 2
3 Jr. o. U. A. NJ. No. 20, Ham
8 cock Council ................ bo,iOS
3 ROLL OF HONOR, DISTRICT NO.
3 Granville Howard, Glendale
3 Gerson Werner, 11s n. Hill. -. 55.oo1 Z
Tomorrow night at 10 o'clock end
the special premium offer in connec
ton with The Herald's $4,000 contest
Today and tomorrow every six month:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12
NAME MrsspELLED

In yesterdays paper tho name OF s
the Santa Ana contestant appeared as
Miss Elzada Clayton. 1t should have
) been EIzada Clayton. The error has
) been corrected. The contest depart 8
) ment will appreciate immediate infor-
y nation In regards TO errors made ana
) also would like to be informed ut once
) of non-delivery Of The Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12
IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY DEAR
MILTON

A sad lonely year has passed and 1 have lived.
Lived in deepest grief and pain.
A most beautiful bud from our MIDST "a'
pucked
Only to blossom sweet in heaven again.
No more do 1 hear your footsteps around tht
place; -
No more can I see your sweet smiling face!
C;od SPARED YOU from this terrible world OF sin
And in His goodness and mercy took you I'd
Him.
From his lonely mamma, papa and sister.
~ - 6-1g-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12
cEssPooLs
CONTRACTORS

FLANs AND SPECIFICATIONS ACCORDING
TO YOUR OWN IDEAS FREE OF CHARGE
$500 builds 4-room house, toilet, front and
back porches sink stained and painted
cloth and papered.
$3.50 builds Groom modern In every respect;
plastered. tinted walls. wired. porcelain
plumbing, etc
s125c builds strictly modern Groom bungalow;
hardwood floors, mantel and fireplace; all
modern plumbing, etc. This is a beauty.
Low bids on all classes Of building,
We build anywhere in Southern California.
W. G. HANSON BUILDING CO..
SIS Mason building, Fourth and Broadway.
Main 4532: BbiS7 6-S-10-12
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12
BOOK OF TRUTH

Written by #. 8. Kurpiers,
who has been prosecuted and prosecuted
by tho MEDICAL TRUST for healing the
SICK and curing the MANNED and stood
the closest investigation before the board
of health that q man ever experienced,
will be sent on receipt OF 75c. 1t tells
you how to become your own doctor: how
to cure any disease, how to stop pain
almost instantly In any part Of the body.
Money refunded X not satisfactory.
PROF. ZROLP, sos San Fernando Bldg.
Los Angelica Cal e-5-7
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12
CONTEST NO. 2
Eraternal Lodges

r, n n NJ Hancock council, No 20. 80 103
S 81. " Tamnle los Pythian Sisters AS 26S
M, W. A. Golden State camp, No. NO.. 40 44s
nna.r owls nest No 155...................15.l 49
Coahulla tribe. l. o. X. NJ. No. 1o2. san en-,
:, Ivanhoe homestead No. l4lS. ..12, $50
~ W "a ~ No, Ga. La Fiesta camp ........12.5 07
$685.. ,?ahsrab lodge. East side. az, 900
~, narr trihe Court No, 4,,...........n.7 46
~ ~ Pasarye /, A. Council No. Co.,. ,514
Warnon camn No. 9S75 NJ w. A......... hoo
r oour. Los Angeles. No. 422..... S,035
Eraternel Ala Assn. No ia, whittier. 6. 42S
r. ~ ~ s No. 737. L. A. council. ....... ,55S
M Nv Cal eamp No 11,193............ 3,3iO
NJ w No T95 Whittier .,,,........... ,655
p.o,ec camn NJ w A...,,,.,....,..... 800
I,otnrnoi Ala Assn No 100 Florence :. 25O
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12
APPROACH TO GROUNDS, YALE SCHOOL

Juanita Wilson. 114S w. 42d................ 1924
Mrs. Clara stuckstede. S29 w. nth........ 1914
Lena Blair. 1881 Berendo ............... 7.43o
Jennie Craig. 17lO S. Bonnie Brae ......... 6.694
Eva Miller, lilo W. 4lst .......s.......... ssh
District Nc 2
Mary Bisch no f. 18th ...................31.1 29
julia Judge, Godfrey's restaurant ...."..2S,O4I
Lille Schmidt, 4O44 Woodawn ..............ls, A9
Mrs P. W. Ahlborn. 1922 S. Los Angeles II ,S4o
Sadie Gibbons 6SS s Los Angeles S W.,
Ruth Schofeld, 3943 S. Hill ......,........ s,l91
Ida Morris, 1872 S. Hill .................... T7l9
Mrs Anita Holman, Red Theater Coupon Sos
Marjorie Hebel, 93S McGarry .............. 5,5S8
Julia Lopera. 2301 f. sth ................... 5,l2l
Cora Menier, 1892 E. 18th ........,........ 4,s92
Florence L. Dewey. 1OSh E. Fico........ 2,325
District No.
Grace Pam, Cafe Kerkow ......,..........1os,4 4S
Mabel Schakow, S2li Downey ave..........ll, 442
Mrs Anna Murdoch, 116 w. Avenue a.. 1915
Carrie Lockwood, 440 s. Avenue ZO....... 1890
Nellie Andrew, 712 Waterloo .....,......,. SIZE
Elizabeth Irving, S14 Fort Moore .......... 64Sl
Viva Waits, 2751 blanchard ..''.....'..... 5SlO
Alma Leaborn, 2225 B street ........,..t., 4s21
jennie Smith, 1896 Temple. ......,,........ 4692
Matilde Ehring. Nvanhoe Station ....... 42SS
Mrs Edward Spring, 5l2 Dayton .......... 3SSS
Mabel Carmack, 2I47 Blanchard ''.''.''.. 2sI4
District No. q
Rernice Dennoster, Alhambra 1928
Clara Woodland, Pasadena ..........'''....'ll'56 800
Sophie Mamele, Dolgeville ...........,.....l069 6
Nellie liver. Glendale .....................l0.2S9
Mrs Blanche Eason, Pasadena. ............ G, 7SS
Retha Newlin, Pasadena ..........,........ 1886
Veva Venable. r. f. d. No. 3...,......".. S,6i5
Libbie Nadeau, Florence ......'..'.'.''.. 6'43a
District No. 8
Mrs f. l. Williams, Azusa ..........."..1l' 81
Mrs 7 II MeDonald. Chino "a;
pearl Campbell. Glendora ................13,1 0s
Eva Sturtevant, Pomona ..........,........ S,s4l
Mrs. Margaret Heath, Baldwin's Park. o. KY
Helen wilson. Whittier ................... 5.791
lillian Balfour. Pomona .,................ 4, SOL
Mary Wilcox Pomona ....................." 4VC
District No. 8
Mrs Lily McClelland, Sawtelle ............ 20 54s
Maud Percval Redondo .....,......,.....1S,99 1895
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12
SCIENTIFIC BATHS

suANtpooING. SCALP TREATMENT. W.
bratory and facial massage, baths. for ladies.
1918 Albany and Covert place. Phones E2Isl;
Broadway 1888. " p-A-m
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12
GROCERIES

GROCERY NEAH BIZ
For sals or exchange at invoice. my nns
M to date grocery in southwest; doing an
average business Of $50 per day; rent only
$50; years lease; 2 horses and wagons;
nice barn In rear Want good city property
ana $1,000 cash for everything; will tnvoies
about $500; money maker.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12

5000 or invoice will buy one of the neat
est. best located and prosperous groceries
In Los Angeles horse and wagon. good
harm. rent only SIS. Investigate this propo-
.ition before you locate. owners are COM
pelled 10 leave city by the LIST. See our
agents. LEAIiY g. SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12
THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions

Maximum temperature "a.
Minimum temperature So.
Weather Conditions
SAN FRANCISCO June II. There has been
Int little CHANGE In weather conditions on the
Pacific coast during the past "a hours
Forecast
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Friday; light
west winds. 80,
san Francisco ana vicinty-Fair Friday with
fog in the morning and afternoon; fresh west
winds. 80
santa Clara valley-Fair Friday; light north
winds; slightly warmer.
Sacramento valley-Fair Friday; light south
winds.
san Joaquin valey-Fair Friday; light west
Winds
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12

$500 for one OF the best paying room
ing houses OF IS rooms. finely furnished
completely equipped with all modern aps
piiances and plano worth S6ooi II SOLO
without the piano $1,000 VIII puy. Inis
nlaee cost over $4,000 TO furnish 1t and
is one Of the best bargains of the Kind
ever offered in the city of Loss Angeles
Call on LEAHY g. SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12
TRUNKS

Low rent, low prices. Sample line
trunks, suit cases. travelling bags, ladies'
alligator and walrus hand bags. com
purses and wallets SAMPLE IHuNk
STORE. AIS West Seventh 6-lo-lo
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12
BATHS AND MASSAGE

MRS. MORRISON OF PITTsBURG. PA.
Masseuse, facial and scalp treatment. go 3.
FLOWER ST, Home phone FVle4. 6-6-R
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12

$1,000. Here is a bargain. Poolroom and
cigar stand, rent only SIS per month; ta-
bies in splendid condition; doing good.
thriving business; no other poolroom In vi
entity. cigar stand good paying investment
For terms Of sale see my agents. LEAHY q
E0N
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12

Average business 5000 a day. will stand
strictest investigation; grocery. meat and
bakery business In best little town near
Los Angeles; rent $40 a month Price
$4,000; center Of all the business II YOU
mean business see my agents. LEAHf
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12
THEATORTUM

THEATORIUM
s2650 buys finest equipped and best pay
ing b-cent moving picture house on racine
coast. located at Its most popular beach
with 800 seating capacity space. modern ap,
planes and hreproof environments; gooc
lease; Just on the eve OF the summer rush
This popular theater Is offered at less thar
cost; owner is going abroad. See my agents
LEAHY a SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12

$3.50 for one of the best appointed res
taurants In the city: the kitchen alone
cost more than the price asked for this
thriving place; a range, oven. all tapie
service all sllverware and located IN .
eection of the city where the noon lunch
and regular meal hours furnish q heavy
patronage. This Is the best for the price
we have ever offered. LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12
LUNCH ROOM AND REsTAURANTs

Cigar stand, near Fifth and Spring; price
only $500. This must be seen to be appre-
ciated. See my agents, LIlAHY a SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12

ssoo--Here is your business chance. II
you want an up-to.date paying restaurant
and lunch room doing business OF $50
per day with q large lunch patronage. rent
low. free lights and free water. two
year lease. call and obtain particulars OF
sale from my agents, LEAHY G. SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12

Maximum temperature "a.
Minimum temperature 80.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12

LUNCH ROOM AND RESTAURANTS
A BUSINESS PROPOSITION
For good city property and some cash
/ will turn over my old-establishsd CEN
traliy located lunch room In the city:
seats over 100 people. average business OK
$l75 q day, guaranteed: will prove II 70 a
person meaning business: 3 years' lease on
property; cheap rent. Price s6000i up-to'
date eauipments. LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12
DYE WORKS

sOl w. 7TH-BRooKLYN DYE WORKS.;
Sunset Main s163.-Mens suits steam
cleaned and pressed, VI. Laaies suits
called for and delivered. 6-ll-s
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12

sssoo--Restaurant and bakery doing a
business of SIS per day with year
lease: rent reasonable. location central on
a principal street: this restaurant con-
tains 10 good tables Is chairs. all silver
ware, everything clear and in splendid
running order. Call on my agents.
LEAHY 6 SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12

Pool room, barber shop and cigar stand,
located on Main street. doing q fine business;
has 8 pool tables and s-chair barber shop;
best buy in city; price only $4,000. See my
agents. I,rrAHY a SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12
ATToRNEYs.AT-LAW

kiAItRIAGE AND PROBATE Avs. No sEhs
without succaWL T.. P AOREY. 81 StiIason
Third and sp.tns. Phone Sis. Open evan
inea 6-1-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12
ACCORDION PLATING, PINKlNo

STAR PLATING AND RUFFLE co. ALL
kinds plating. buttons, buttonholes. 4Szh >.
Broadway. o-L-L
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-12
SUN BATHS
rRussEs AND SUPPORTERS

LONDON TRUSS co. TRUSS FITTING SPE
cialists; elastic hosiery etc. 2o5 w. FIFTH
b-l0-J