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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-28
SPECIAL NOTICES


TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Be it known that the Auto Repair company
performed work on and repaired and stored
that certain automobile known as White
Steamer, model 1904, No. 4446 Cal, which
work was done at the request of the owner or
legal possessor of said automobile, as well as
the order to hold and store, that said work
and storage was ordered and done between
the dates of March Is, 1908. and August 20, 1905
That the said Auto Repair company have
said automobile in their possession ever since
said work done and material furnished,
that 1t has been more than two months since
said work done and materials furnished,
and more than four months since same was
ordered. held and stored, and that the sum OF
$74.1O up to and including storage to July 80
1903, is due, and has not been paid.
Therefore, pursuant to authority and power
given said Auto Repair company as provided
by section 3052 of the Civil Code of the state
Of California, the said Auto Rerair company
viii sell said automobile TO the highest bidder
on the 4th day of September, 1908, at 10 a. m.
This notice being the required ten days no.
tice, public" of the sale by advertisement
In some newspaper published in the county OF
Los Angeles, Cal, sale to take place at 113S
and 1144 South Main street, Los Angeles, Cal.
The proceeds of the said sale Of said auto
mobile shall be first applied to the discharge
of this bill, plus the costs of selling same and
advertising charges, the remainder, If any,
will be paid over to the owner thereof.
Dated at Los Angeles, CAL, August rs, 1908.
BY c. G. THELE for
s.26-1O AUTO REPAIR co.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

MILLER wISE-Forrest L. Miller, "a, native
of Texas and resident of Pasadena, and Mary
f. Wise. 2S native Of England and resident
OF San Pedro.
wILLEY-ANDERsoN-Car H. Wiley 81, ma
tive of New Hampshire, and Viola P. Ander-
son, 81. native Of Missouri; residents of Los
Angeles
CREMEBNS- BIGGERS-E. Eugene Cremeens,
"a native of Missouri and resident Of Los
Angeles, and L. Louise Biggers, p, native OF
Illinois and resident of Albion, ILL.,
CASTERLINE-C URTIS-Edward w. Caster
line, %. native of Minnesota, and Blanche
Curtis. 49, native of Kansas; residents OF
Los Angeles.
HYDER-GARGAN-Gro c. Hyder, "a. native
of Missouri and resident Of San Pedro, and
Hazel Gargan, 81 native of Illinois and resi-
dent of Los Angeles.
IICOT- RIBOT-Francois N Licot. &C. and
Angeline j. Ribot 81; natives of France and
residents OF Los Angeles.
JEDLICKA-BRWZKUS Jedlicka, p.
native of Bohemia, and Annie Brwzlxus, %,
native of Russia; residents of Los Angeles.
MULLEN-AUBRUMS-F A. Mullen, Is,
native of Washington and resident Of Los
Angeles and Lenona Aubrums, II. native of
Washington and resident of Rialto.
PEROVICH- KOvASBVICH-Peter Perovich,
"a. and Anna Kovasevich, "a; natives Of Aus
tria and residents Of Los Angeles.
RBER-GROVE-Grant w Barber 80, ma
tive of Kansas and resident of Willowbrook,
and Eta P. Grove, Is, native OF Illinois and
resident of Los Angeles.
LAwRENCE-SHELD w. Law
renee 81. native of Illinois and resident of
Marshailtown, Iowa, and Nellie Sheldon, 30.
native of New York and resident Of Los An
geles
KENNEDY-CANAwAN C. Kennedy,
49, native of Wisconsin. and Ruth NJ. Cana
wan. 26, native Of Canada; residents of On
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WAR AGAINST DANCE
HALL ORDINANCE ON
MANAGERS START CAMPAIGN
FOR PETITIONS
Say They Can Easily Get Number of
Signatures Required and Delay
Indefinitely Execution of
Recent Measure

The dance hall managers will begin
today in earnest their campaign for
signatures to their referendum petit
tions to keep the dance halls open on
Sunday.
The dance hall question will be in
cluded in the same paragraph on the
ballot with the question of keeping
the theaters open Sundays, and one
vote will settle both questions.
1t is necessary for the petitions to
have more than 210O signatures of
bona fide voters who cast ballots at
the last municipal election, and the
dance hall managers say they can Sc
cure this number in a few days.
These petitions must be submitted
to the council before the dance hall
ordinance becomes a law, in thirty
days from the time of publication,
which was last Wednesday morning.
The petitions properly signed stay the
execution of the ordinance, and, even
should the people vote against the
measure at the polls, the dance halls
will be able to keep open Sundays I'M
til election, which is fifteen months
away.
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RECEIVES LIGHT FINE AT
COMPLIMENTS REQUEST
Albert cohn Admits Having Struck
His Inamorata, but They Make
It Up and Leave Court
Together

Cant you dismiss the case against
him?" Mrs. Gertrude Setter of 625 west
Tenth street is said to have asked
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Ford
yesterday morning regarding the case
of battery against Albert Cohn, who
was arrested upon complaint sworn
to by the woman charging him with
striking her with his fist because she
refused to accept his offer of marriage.
1--WE have made up and L don't want
him to pay fine for blow he struck
on the impulse of the moment, which
he is sorry for"
Attorney Ford refused to grant her
request, but recommended that small
fine be imposed when Cohn was ar
raigned before Police Justice Frederick
son.
1T was a case where my heart tri-
umphed over my head, and 1 lost my
temper and struck her," said Cohn.
The Justice said something about the
course of true love not running smooth
ly and fined Cohn S..
Cohn paid his fine and with the OBJ
ject of his alteration left the court
room.
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FIRE COMMISSION LIKELY
TO DEFY CITY AUDITOR
His Demands Must Be Ignored or
More Money Must Be Granted
If Men Are to Be
Retained

Defiance of the auditors demands
that the amount expended for salaries
each month be not in excess of one
twelfth of the total amount allowed the
department for the purpose will prob
ably be the attitude assumed by the
fire commission.
Unless some such method is adopted,
or the finance committee can be in
duceG to grant more money, it will be
necessary to discharge a number of
men to keep the payroll within the
amount allotted.
81 believe we should keep the men
we have, and, If we overstep the al
lowance, let the finance committee dig
up the money from some of those lit
tie secret funds it has, said Commits
sioner McGarry yesterday. The fire
commission, the finance committee and
the auditor will hold a meeting as soon
as the auditor returns from his vaca-
ton, and try to find some method to
keep up the efficiency of the depart
ment.
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sItuatIons-MaIe and Female

WANTED-MAN AND WIFE; INVESTMENT
required; real estate and hotel, out of town.
CARDWELL 6 WOODWARD. 5O7 Grant
bldg. S-25-w
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HEALTH OFFICER READS
STABLE OWNERS LESSON
Powers Produces Highly Suggestive
Exhibit, Showing How Flies Are
Bred by Neglect to Keep
Premises Clean

AS an object lesson for householders
who have stables attached to their
premises, Health officer Powers has a
jar full of stable refuse that contains
thousands of larvae of common house
flies.
DR.. Powers collected the material a
week ago Saturday and at that time
no flies or larvae could be seen in the
jar. Since it was collected and the jar
covered many flies have developed and
the larvae exists in thousands.
''It seems impossible to teach peo-
pie who keep horses that, if they would
keep their manure cleaned off the
premises, they would not be bothered
with flies" said DR.. Powers. Let any
of them gather up a quantity of the
refuse for a week or ten days and keep
it covered in a jar and they will soon
see the effect of leaving his refuse on
their premises"
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SEVERELY SCORED AS
BEING loan SHARK
SCHWAMM HIGHLY INDIGNANT
WITH MONEY LENDER
Fire Commission Refuses to Lend AS
sIstance in Matter Of Claim
Against Captain Of En-
CINE Company

IT wouldn't be in your place, either
in this world or hereafter" was the
way Fire Commissioner SchWamm'
Democratic candidate for supervisor IN
the Fifth district, expressed his opln-
ion of H. S. Sparks, whom ScnWaIlln
designated as loan shark.
Sparks appeared before the t1re COM
mission Yesterday morning to make
complaint against Capt. 7. M. F'ernan-
DEE of engine company No. 4, which
handles the water tower, because FER
nandez would not pay him money he
owed and threatened TO go into III
solvency if suit was brought.
Sparks told the commission tnat
Capt. Fernandez and Capt. A. w. Do
rninguez of engine company No. Is had
come to him to borrow money to finance
a concession for selling liquor at
Spanish picnic. He loaned them $l50,
with interest of 10 per cent month,
he said.
'Ten per cent month"; gasped COM
missioner Schwamm; that is usury,
sir. You are a loan shark, that's what
you are,' and Schwamm grew more IN
dignant every minute.
Sparks resented being called a loan
shark and went on with his story. Ac-
eording to his tale, Capt. Dominguez
had paid his half of the amount of the
note, SIS, with half the interest for one
month. FERNANDEZ, ne Salu, ndu pdlu
half the months interest and $23 on
the principal, and some time after Of
fered SIS more, but Sparks held out for
sos and would not accept the amount
offered by Fernandez. Schwamm kept
track of the amounts as Sparks named
them, and announced that Fernandez
had offered to pay $113 in settlement of
a claim of SIS, and added he believed
that was more than Sparks was enti-
tied to.
Il hope every man in the department
will pay his just debts, but never US
urer," was Schwamm's final word on
the matter.
The commission very firmly told Mr..
Sparks it could do nothing for him,
and was not inclined to do so if it
ao411d
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CITY HALL NOTES

The fire chief reported twenty-one
alarms had been responded to during
the week and the property loss was es-
timated at S16.500.
James Smith, who applied to the fire
commission for a permit to install a
dfatillate storage tank at 2219 Hobart
boulevard, was refused permission.
The application of A. G. Johnson for
a gasoline storage tank to contain fifty
gallons at 9S5 East Thirty second street,
was denied by tho fire commission be-
cause the ordinance forbids a tank
larger than thirty gallons.
A. Mari & Co. applied to the fire COM
mission for the privilege of keeping a
crude oil storage tank under the side
walk at 1913 Industrial street, but was
refused a permit.
Hoseman Harry E. Snyder of engine
company NO. 20 was dropped from the
rolls yesterday for using improper lam
guage to his superior officers.
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WANTED
HeIp-Male

SOLICITOR FOR A NEW
Incorporated brewery business. Party
should invest at least $1,000 to show good
faith. VIII be steady job should be
a hustler. Call $50 AVE. 80. city.
1921
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GRAND AVENUE AUDITORIUM
MAY KEEP ELECTRIC LIGHTS

The Grand Avenue Auditorium COM
pany was granted six months more to
maintain it's electric lights on Grand
avenue. under the decision of the board
of public works yesterday.
Complain was made to the city coun-
Gil that the auditorium was violating
the electric sign ordinance by main
tanning lights in front of its place on
Grand avenue. The lights do not form
anv lettered advertisement, but are
arranged in garlands across the street.
They form a brilliant illumination, but
the board of public works could find
nothing against them and granted the
request for permit for six months.
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ASKS RAILROAD TO PAY
FOR DAMAGES TO WIFE

STOCKTON, Aug. 27.-Because of al
legged injuries which his wife received
in a street car collision in this city
September 7, 1907, J. C. Gillian today
filed a damage suit against the Central
California Traction company for $3379.
In addition to this, there is a second
complaint in which ]. C. Gillian and
wife are plaintiffs and the traction
company the defendant, whereby $50, 900
damages are asked.
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Help-Female
HoIp-MaIe and Female

MONEY MADE DAILY. AND HERALD
want ads help to make 1t. Let your wants
become known through Herald want ads.
Herald wants ads destroy wants SILK
WANTED-COLORED COOK, SMALL HO-
tel Arizona; 60 miles fare advanced. 204
L. IND ST. S-2S-1
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To Advertisers

TIME HERALD is informed that representa-
tves of the Examiner still continue their
- absurd INTERPRETATIONS as to the circula-
ton of The Herald and their equally false state
rnents as to the superior circulation OF their own
paper notwithstanding the fact that the Examiner
is careful to publish of these claims in its
columns.
The Herald some time ago prepared and pub
lshed a comparison of the circulation of the two
papers in fifteen important towns in Southern Cali
fornia. in which statement, as was then explained
it gave the Examiner more than it actually en-
titled to.
Since that time the circulation of The Herald
has continued to increase with unexampled rapid
tv in both the city of Los Angeles and the sur
rounding towns, and the circulation of the Exam
liner, as The Herald knows, has continued to de-
In order to afford complete and final answer
to advertisers to the absurdly false claims of the
Examiner The Herald desires first to call attention
to this fact:
The loss of the Examiner in ddvertiS-
ing for the month of July Just past, as
compared with the same month in
1907, was rs per cent; the gain of
The Herald i'm advertising for the
month of July past over the CORE
spending month for 1907 was rs col
un1nS, or nearly S per cent.
The Herald further claims that its
bona 1ide, paid circulation gUitfrin the
city of Los Angeles and the surround
ing towns and cities reached by Sn-
burban trains is at least rs per cent
greater than the like circulation of the
Examiner.
This claim The Herald stands ready to prove by
comparison of its circulation books with those of
the Examiner if any advertiser to take the
trouble to make the investigation.
Should The Herald fail to sustain its claims, it
will pay all the expenses of the investigation If the
Examiner upon its part will agree to pay the cost
of the investigation should The Herald make good
it's claims
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SODA FOUNTAINS

SIZE OUR PATENTED $50 SANITARY FOON-
tains, others at cut prices. PACIFIC COAST
FOUNTAIN FACTORY. 1873 o. 4th o-xo-es
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HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED

---------~~--~--~-----~-~~~>~
PANAMA STRAW AND FELT HATS
cleaned right moderate prices, called for and
delivered. 500 S. SPRING ST. Phone Main
4o24 S-lo-m
KINsEL HAT WORKS, las NORTH BDWX,
All hats cleaned and blocked. 8-1I-m
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DIR. MERRILL. NEW YORK AUTHORITY
on diseases Of men and women. 2O6h S
BROADWAY. b-10-x
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Agents

YOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE POSITION IN
office; had a years experience in news
paper office; the typewriter. Ad-
dress BOX SO51, Herald. S-25-w
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MRS. VIOLA A. PANCoAsT OF 1854 SOUTH
Grand avenue, has removed to 1s1Sh West
Pico VIII give vibratory treatments and
baths. Phone 5000. S-2S-7
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BUSINESS PERSONALS


GOOD MASSAGE. SCALP TREATMENT;
come see the expert in this line; rates rea-
sonable. Hooper ave. car to San Julian
1923 SAN JULIAN. 8-14-m
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MAGNETIC AND ELECTRICAL TREAT
ments; tub baths, alcohol and oil rubs for
nervousness and rheumatism. S4S SOUTH
BROADWAY. No signs. Siam
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GOLDEN GATE TOILET PARLORS-ELEc-
trio treatments and massage for rheumatism,
etc. Suite 9. 1854 S. SPRING ST. S-6-m
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DRUG STORE

SzoOo or invoice. extremely popular drug
store, established years; large prescription
anu SODA trade, on good corner and street;
attractive fixtures and low rent 0u,rar ~ ;
terlng large enterprise is reason for selling
Slve good terms to right party. Open for
Iul investigation. See LEAHY & SON,
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.-Rain has
fallen at Eureka with light southwest
winds. 1t is much cooler from Sacra-
mento to Reno and slightly warmer at
San Francisco Pleasant weather prevails
in the great valley of California, with
afternoon temperatures ranging from so to
80 degrees
Forecast
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Fri
day. with high fog in the morningi fresh
southwest wind.
For San Francisco and yicinity-Fair
Friday; fresh west wind.
For Santa Clara valley-Fair Friday,
with fresh south wind.
For San Joaquin valley-Fair Friday;
light north wind.
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s4ooo-Haif interest in a general mer-
chandse business doing 5000 per day in
thriving near by suburban town; large
cash trade, a splendid chance for an
tive man to engage in an old established
and remunerative business owner desires
live man. See LEAHY & SON.
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ACCORDION PLATING. PINklNe

STAR PLATING AND RUFFLE CO. ALL
kinds plating. buttons. buttonholes. A52A s.
BROADWAY. 1850
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$500, second hand store best location in
city; fully worth $780, everything in clean
and salable condition; rent $50. including
store room and 4-room cottage or store room
can be rented alone, reasonable; there ex-
ceptionally good profits In second hand busi-
ness; investigate this opportunity.
LEAHY & SON,
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INVESTMENTS

HIGH CLASS INVESTMENTS, YIELDING I
to 70 per cent; SAFE sound and thoroughly
tested such as Union Oil, Edison electric
and Home Telephone. Why let your money
remain idle when It safely be invested
to earn above rates?. r. b. DICKINSON
co. established 1895. 331 S. Hill ST. s-27-F-s
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CHURCH NOTICES
SECOND CHURCH OF
CHRIST. SCIENTIST

Simpson auditorium, 734 South Hope street.
Services Sundaysn a. m. and s p. M; SER
mon from the Christian Science Quarterly;
subject. Christ Jesus" Childrens Sunday
school 9:s0 q. m. Wednesday evening meet
ing at o'clock. Reading rooms 510-5n Her
man w. Hellman bldg, Spring and Fourth
streets, open daily. Sundays excepted. from
9 a. m to D. m. 1856
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cEssPooLs

cEssPooLs CLEANED OUT BY EXPERT
enced men. Get our prices. We do 1t right.
ING CO., l2l1 West Twentieth st. Home 2204o;
West $780, s-14-x
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$4,000. hat store and factory: old established
business; first class trade; centrally located;
busy street; heavy shopping travel: up to
cate fixtures; fine display; stylish store
room; factory complete in sull operation:
easy terms; owner invites investigation. See
LEAHY G. SON.
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DIR HAIGH. EXPERT woMANs SPECIAL
list; also chronic skin. liver. bowel and
genito urinary diseases of both sexes $40
Byrne bldg, BID AND BROADWAY.
7-14-6O
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$780, restaurant; dining. meat, store, liv-
ing room. also kitchen and cellar: excellent
BUSINESS location, which controls business of
district; good prices secured and no kick
ing; rent $50; good lease; place clears S25Oe
yearly; investigation solicited; owner sick;
must discontinue business. LEAHY & SON.
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SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE

If you want to go east, C. Haydock. Agent
Illinois Central R. lis " 6th.
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$25, O00--15-acre fruit ranch, s-room furnish
ed dwelling, acres Washington navels.
acres Thompson improved navels, acres
Valencias. 2 acres fine lemons; pumping
plant; all trees cultivated by hand and
under second fertilization. This valuable
property reached by interurban trains every
hour. See my agents. LEAHY s. SON.
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-PLAIN GOLD LOCKET WITH
monogram W. f. ID. attached TO fob
buckle Return ROOM "a. City Hall.
Reward. S-2S-l
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$4,000 to $4,000; rent $25; years lease: no
competition. This is absolutely one Of the
test bargains on the market which is open
ior thorough investigation. For full particu-
lars call on LEAHY G. SON.
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PHYSICIANS

DIR c HARRISON, OSTEOPATHY. ELEC-
trio treatments and Chiropathy speciality.
and expert on rheumatism, neuralgia, kid
ney troubles; never fails to cure; exam
nation and one treatment free; no cure.
no pay. VIII call at your homes and treat
you 752 S. SPRING ST. FIS0s, Main
4508. s-25-m
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seOo0-Here is one OF the finest equipped
bakeries in Southern California, which Is
located about miles from Los Angeles,
doing a fine business. working people in
the shop and running wagons all the time.
For quick sale will sacrifice. See my
agents, LEAHY & SON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

HOMELESS CHILDREN RECEIVED AND
placed in homes for adoption Apply REV.
o. v. RICE, superintendent Children 8
Home society, 2414 Griffin ave. b-1-x
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l,A S<I!&&

SMALLPOX PITS AND ALL
FACIAL BLEMISHES PAINLESSLY RE-
MOVED. Hollow cheeks, thin necks, arms,
hands, shoulders, busts rounded out to per-
lection. Receding chins. ill-shaped noses,
sagged faces and imperfect features corrected
without pain, scar detection. No paraftine
used in our tissue building substance. No
drugs administered or prescribed. Super
fiuous hair destroyed NEW YORK IN
STITUTE, permanently located at S2s
South Hope street, Los Angeles, block and
half from postofice. PROF. AND NINE.
STEELE, H. S. Courses taught. Phone
F6191 S-22-w-f-9
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s25oo-Restaurant in the heart of the
busiest center; cost the owner $4,000 to fit
up; complete in every detail; splendid
class OF trade and nice paying business:
owner AFFLICTED and must sacrifice TO OBJ
tam change required. See my agents.
LEAHY & SON.
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s4500-Weekly paper and job printing estab-
iishment; receipts $500 monthly; increasing in
circulation and advertising: the best and
widest known, with largest circulation of
fornia; for terms of sale see LEAHY & SON.
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sS500-51 rooms; easy terms
SlbOo-2O rooms; good lease.
$2OOO-40 rooms; good lease.
SszoO-2O rooms; finely furnished,
slVVO-2S rooms; unusual opportunity.
on terms. s
SSOOO-72 rooms; South Spring st.