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New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS
HONOR FOR PARIS R4CER-
Thomas Car to More Uptoasn .c'th
BIZ Escort from the Pier. 4

,rh. 1rsor,as car which wen the New YcTS-to-
Faris race will be unloaded from the Ffench @ Ing
steamer Ia Lorraine this morning. and AZ : o eiOeN
in the afternoon 4 will be driven uptown rom
IN front of the pier escorted by delegation o,
T-bomas car owners. who viii have more than
fifty In line
The cars will go down West street TO the Bat
tory thence to Beaver street Broad street TO
Wall street, 10 Broadway. to Park Row ana 70
the CITY Hall. They scheduled 20 ArTie az
the CITY Hall about o'clock. and will oe torInaty
received by Acting Mayor MCGOWAN ne ma
chimes win then go up Broadway 70 tne heso-
quarters OF Harry 5. HOupt & Co. the salssroohis
Of the Thomas where the parade VIII as
hand After the parade the Thomas caF VIII %
placed on exhibition in Long Acre Square. IN an
office on ground floor
To arcompIish objects which are OF mutual in
terest to their members and all motorists mem
hers Of the automobile clubs OF Phtla6sipna ana
its vicinity have. combination appointed co1l-
mittee of representatives from each orsanizati0a-
The clubs represented the Automobile cub or
PHILADELPHIA the Quaker City Automobile club.
the Automobile Club Of Germantown the Artorno-
bile Club Of Delaware County. the Autono0i.s
Club of Nerristown and the Delaware AutoIi'''-e
Association.
The idea is 10 accomplish the work which IS hs-
ing done individually by or more Of the dlf-
ferent clubs. and to do so more efEectlFry "
reason OF the greater numerical support TO ns
thus obtained and the increased financial backing
The committee is composed Of G II Wheeler.
chairman Automobile Club OF Germantown, Sted-
man Bent Automobile Club of Philadelphia, Ed
win s Nyce Automobile Club OF Norristovvn; John
B. Bird. Delaware Automobile Association: A n
Tonllinson Delaware County Automobile CIlo. q
Douglass Bartlett Quaker city Motor Club. and
5. Boyer Davis secretary and treasurer. Autorno-
bile Club Of Philadelphia
Definite dates have been set for the 1ooO-rils re-
liabf,ftv run Of the Chicago Motor Club. which
viii occur on October &. Z. and 9. Originally the
intention was TO run the contest IN September.
but fear of the equinOctisI storms caused the new
dates TO be selected Another reason was that the
roads in that section Of the country are at their
best In October Eight entries for this contest
have already been received. and It is expected that
last years entry list OF thTty-fvs will be exceeded
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

St Louis Aug l6.-The Giants played like pys-
mics here to-day and St Louis took both games
of a double header from McGraw's men, who had
counted on making a clean sweep OF the series
here. Overconhdence had good deal to do with
the awful beating administered TO the former
champions by the tail-enders for both games were
won by a single run, the score in the hrst oelhs
to and in the secCpd to 2.
The Cardinals found the many pitchers used oy
New York early, and oy the Giants helped
TO lose the second game, less than four mispays
being charged to them Donlin's home run might
have broken m the first game for New York, but
in the second contest Karger held the visitors at
his mercy and they never had a chance to go
ahead.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17

Heroic efforts are being made by the Yankee
r7anagement to whip the team into some klhd
of form, II has only one game in more
than q month and the men are utterly dis
bear+ened There is hardly a chance in the
world that the Yankees will get out OF last
rIacA b11t the management is already looking
forward to next year. and for that reason II Is
now, adding new men to the squad McIlVeen,
fielder O'Rourke a second baseman; wagner
and Parker pitchers, and Marean, a shortstop
x-era bought McIlveen and O'Rourke have al
ready appeared in Yankee uniforms and have
made good impressions. The others will be seen
in action this week The Yankees need en-
oouragement more than anything else just at
rresent and the loyal rooters viii stick by them
Brooklyn showed little brotherly love last
week when the Superbas downed the Giants
Patsy Donovan's men have a shocking habit or
"taBfn, a fall out of team away above their
class We hope that habit will be manifest
when the Superbas are in Pittsburg.
"Cy Young Day" was observed in Boston on
Thursday The famous old warrior was honored
as few other baseball players have been. He
deserved all the homage that can be given TO
him brilliant. reliable pitcher a gentleman
al all times or the diamond. honored and re-
spected by players and public alike. Cy Young
has the best wishes OF all the thousands Of base
bali enthusiasts the country over.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
REDS WIN TWO GAMES.
lSuperbas Badly Beaten on Their
Last Day IN Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Aug 1s-Cfncinnati won two games
from Brooklyn today by better all around work
taking the first by score of to 0 and the second
by a score of to /
Campbell outpitched Rucker cIeanly in the first
game, and in the second Noz. a new man. had a
good deal the better Of Bell The second game
lasted only seven innings. the Superbas had to
catch train
The scores follow
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17

sBatted for Ames seventh inning
St. Louis. ..--------.......2 58
New York ..-.--..-----..0 % o o o o u
Two base hfts-Murray and Bridwell Hits-OT Ames,
innings Sacrifice hit-Charles. stolen bases
Herzog Deehanty and BYTne Double playsCharles and
Konetchy; Konetchy unassisted Left on bases-St.
York. 3 First base balls-Of Kar-
ger. ;; Cranda, 1. Struck out-Ry Karger. .: by
Ames. Passed balls -Bresuahan. . Wild pitch
Ames. Time game 80 Umpires-Klem and
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
follow. First game
= louis 2 o o o 0 . x-e
TOr y D

Two-base hits-Iush Mccormick Home runs
Donlin Konetchy Hts-OT Lush. in seven in
nings; off McGnnity, in tye innings; on Ma
larkey 8 in inning Sacrifice hts-Reily
off Malarkey in inning Sacrifice hits-Reily
ray Double plays Herzog, Tenney and Devlin Left
on hases-St. Louis /; New York 4 First base on
bas-Om Taylor. L Struck out-By Taylor. 2 by
Maarkey. !: by McGnnity. l. Passed ball-Needham-
Wild pitch-Iush. Gtme of game: 40.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17

Travers Island viii be the Mecca II track
and field athletes on September ) and 10, when
the 5unior ard Senior national championships
viii be decided. Many a record should go. and
the sport Is sure TO be os the best There are
new stars TO be recokoaed with since last year
and they will be watched with interest Smith
son. it IS "a be hoped. viii stay in the East
and repeat his amazing feat in the Olympic
hurdle. race: Rector VII have chance TO prove
again his newly discovered worth as a sprinter'
and, possibly most interesting Of all Taylor
and Carpenter viii meet in the quarter-lnile
race Some think that TayIor's day is done and
that Carpenter can beat him as easily here as
in Lonion. Any one who has ever seen the
wonderful negro shoot through his field to VIC
tory IN TIE last few yards viii be skeptical as
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

ST Louis. 6; York, 5 Gst game).
Louis, g: York 2 ed camel
Philadelphia, l: Chicago: o.
Cincinnati 5; Brooklyn Qst gamel,
Cincinnati 8: Brooklyn, ga game)
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
SECOND GAME.

Three-base hits-Coulson and ilummeil- Home run
Lobert- Sacrifice hits--4uggns and Pearce stole
base-Jordan. Bases on baIls-On NolZ g. OF Bel.
Struck out-By VolZ 3. by Bell. ?, Time OF game
20. Ump:es-Rigler and Rudderham.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
ever. and will watch the race with

to this however. and will watch the race with
! eculiar interest.
The baseball scene shifted last week, and now
the Giants are fighting desperately in hostile
territory to wrest the lead from the bold Pirate
hand which goes along undisturheG winning
game after game with distressing regularity
while the lowIy Yankees are back on the hilltop
dropping lower and lower into that apparently
hottotnless hole at the foot of the American
League ladder. In other words, the Eastern
National League teams making their last
pileri mage Of the season TO their Western
prothers. while the opposite is the case in the
younger lea que. Glorious battles are being
wageG for the championship in both leagues
and il will be some time vet before the final
result will be absolutely certain Detroits lead
over St Louis in the American League is just
about the same as that of Pittsburg over New
York in Harry Pulliam's organization The
slightest slip-up will change the complexion of
both races Here in New York we would like
to see the change come in the National League
for. unfortunately. there is little to interest us
in the American League, as, to use racing
term, the Yonkees are not even giving US
run for 0ur money"
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17

base hlts-Paskert. ?. Mclean and GanzeI
Home run-Kane. Stolen base-Huggins Sacrifice hits
-IIuiswitt ard MaIoney. Double plays-TIulsvtt and
Camel Lob Camel: Humnle Bergen
on bals-On Campbell. / Struck BY Campbell =;
by Rucker 3. HI. by pitcher-By Rucker. /. Time OF
game-l: :35.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.

New Britain. /; Waterbury, (frst game)
New Britain 3; Waterbury, (second game
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Cleveland New York.
Detroit
st Louis at Philadelphia
Chicago at Washington
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
80 games scheduled.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17

That jump of the Giants from the Polo
Grounds to ST. Louis was enough to take the
starch out of any team in this hot weather but
NcGraw's men had no difficulty in taking the
Cardinals into camp on Saturday. In fact this
series should prove nothing more than
.i7rea.her" As the season advances the Giants
grow better and petter, and now the pitching
staff is in the I' st satisfactory CONDITION OIL the
season. Ames will be a great help on this trip
and should have at least three games to his
credit before the team gets gack to the Polo
Grounds next month Mathewsor and Wiltse
are in tiptop condition; Dummy Taylor Joe
NcGinnitv and otis Crandall can be depended
upcn to win the majority Of their games. backed
up bv the hard hitting of the Giants All to-
getber. this last trip should prove the best of
the season.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17

Baseball. To-day. L. NJ, American League Park
n. Y. Americans Cleveland.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17

There are many angles to the national game
and the Giants hit one of them hard last week
when they lost 4 game to Chicago and another
:, Brooklyn If they had resulted the other
way the Giants would be right at Pittshurgs 5
heels instead Of being three strides behind, as
they now arr. In one way it was not a sur
prise, for the Giants have allowed several
golden opportunities to be chalked down as
errors seeming TO be anxious to determine the
race with Pfttsburg their opponent This
nav be true sportsmanshp but it may also
be fooifshness for one game counts WhoIe
lot at this stage of the race. John McCiraW
and his players are brmful of confidence They
have the class ability and gameness to win
the pennant and If fortune shines on them
once in a while they will. It Is as pretty
fight as the National League has ever seen
PHILADELPHIA has been New Yorks best friend
for the Ouakers seem to have a shade on the
Chicago Cubs in nearly every game BY pull
ing down the Cubs the Quakers have given the
Giants a firm hold on second place. Philadel-
rhia is now coming so fast that the chances
are that they will decide whether we are going
To win The penne Mt or finish third. The Giants
have ten games tc play with the Quakers AT
the end of saturdays games Philadelphia was
f1lst three games behind Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
GIANTS BEATEN TWICE
HUNBLED BY CARDINALS.
Bloc to Pennant Hopes IN Double
Defeat bg Tml-Enders.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO DAY.
Sew York at St Louis. o,.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE srANDINe,
YANKEES, 8; BRIDGEPORT, 2.

At Bridgeport: r. II r
frtdeeDort =. o 0 Q % S
Baitertes-Biliard and Sweeney; Waller. B2au-
mont aa6 Kerr Time-i;4b- Cmpire-WiiktIi-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
PHILADELPHIA, /; CHICAGO. 0.

At Chicago: Z. H E.
Philadelphia 90 o-I 9
Batteries Philadelphia. McQuillen and Doom
Chicago. Pfeister and King. Umpire-O Day
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Scranton 4; Syracuse, 0.
Utica, 4; Troy, list camel
Utica, I: Troy. (2d game).
Wilkes Barre. 8, Binghamton. z.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17

The annual cruise of the New York Yacht
club was brought 10 fitting climax al Marble
head on Saturday. when the Queen and the
kyenger added new victories 10 the long list
they had obtained in the ten days trip The
cruise this year was the most ambitious. as it
was the most successful. Of all in recent years,
and there could probably be no healthier sign
OF the revival of confidence. Commodore Van
derbilt is entitled 70 the heartiest praise and
the warmest congratulations for his successful
con iuct Of the cruise. despite the many predic-
tlons Of failure.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17

The Thomas car which won the race from
Ne-y York to Paris is hack in New York with
fits piucky crew, and was greeted as cordially
as II deserved to be. The cars in the race met
every sort of test successfully as did the men
who drove them. and the value and resources
of The automobile have again been splendidly
demonstrated
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02
PIANOS
pRESsMAkING

FIRST CLASS DREsSdAKER OF UNQUES-
tionabls abilit.' and skill will make your
evening gowns coats and suits very reason
able. at home or by the day; best Of city
references. e22 e. Nth ST.
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DEATHS

ANsPACHER-Pa Anspacher, 80 years, mar
ried, native of France, 419 Commercial street,
phthisis pulrnonalis
BERC-Margaret Berg, 8 months, native OF
Los Angeles. 1873 West Pico street; manu-
triton.
CHOUPIN-LouiE Choupin, 45 years, single
$40 Wall street; pulmonary hemorrhage
DYE-W. H. Dye, 81 years. single, native OF
Ohio, county hospital; pulmonary tuoereu-
losis
FLoYD-H e. Floyd, so years, widower, ma
tive of Kentucky. county hospital; cirrhosis
of liver
Fox-Mrs. Elizabeth Fox, 50 years, married
native Of Pennsylvania, emergency hospital
pyaenia.
BAKER-I7arley p. Baker. 60 years. married
native OF Indiana, formerly of Downey Paci-
fic hospital; gangernous appendicitis oullai
at Riverside.
CANo-Thomas Ceno, 90 years, single, native
OF California, 623 College street; pneumonia
pHANE--Henry W. Deane 70 years, married
native of Massachusetts county hospital;
chronic nephritis.
EOLT-M.s Pauline NJ Holt. 60 years. widow
native of England. formerly OF Pasadena, An
geus hospital; surgical shock from hyper
omesis.
MARsH-Frank w Marsh IS years, married
native of Germany. 400 Pasadena avenue'
apoplexy.
SToRING-Mrs. Lulu Storing. % years, mar
RED native Of California, formerly OF Ius-
tin. county hospital; pulmonary tuberculosis
STRJjNK-Joel Btrtram Strunk, AZ years mar
RED native Of Tennessee. Occidental and
Hodge; phthisis.
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LEGAL NOTICE

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived at office of Treasurer, Pacific
Branch, N. III. =. V. s., Soldiers Home,
Los Angeles County, Cal, until IL
o'clock m, January 80, 1908, and then
opened, for construction of sub
merged cement concrete dam at Pump
ing plant in accordance with instruc-
tions, plans and specifications, copies OF
which. with blank proposals and other
information, may be had upon applica-
tion TO T. ]. Cochrane, Treasurer.
1-2-1O-17
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EoR SALE
Country Property


FOR SALT
IMPERIAL VALLEY LANDS.
6l0 acres west of Brawley, 81. This Is pat
ented land no requirements.
1850 aerss. miles from Holtville. S. per acre
50 acres. miles from Holtvile, Sc per acre
2iO acres, miles from Ell Centre, S pei
acre.
so acres all level 60 shares Of water stock
miles from Imperial, s35. VIII consider ex-
change for cottage in Los Angeles
800 acres, miles from III Centre, so acres
in alfalfa al leveled, 800 shares Of water
stock. hog fence SIS per acre; \ cash. snap
must be sold by January 5. 'Os; first years
crop will pay for the land.
We have the best bargains in the valley.
BINGHAM & KNOWLES LAND CO., 100
South Broadway
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FOR RENT
Housekeeping Rooms

FURNIsHFI . ROOMS sis; 4 ROOMS. $1s.
unfu, nished sI1 $14: separate porches. MRS.
MINT .ORN. l542 e. Adams; Hooper car.
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For sale-Equ:ty in lots. Vermont Ave.
nue. Square tract. at 70 cents on the dollar OF
the price oaid year ago; cheapest lots in that
vicinity; mus sell, owner pressed for money;
equities slOO75O; price at Is cents on the
dollar, S756.25 will sell separate. Phone
F4621, Mai ZOOS LEAHY & SON. Sl4-1o
Severance bldg. Sixth and Main.
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FOR SALE

MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE; $40 PER
ACRE. I HOLD CONTRACT ON 200 ACRES
LAND IN TuLARE COUNTY.
Can't meet next payment and will sell all
or part at 50 FER cent actual value. Very
best soil, abundant water. VIII agree to put
in alfalfa at s. Per acre. additional.
See W. W. COKE.
Ground floor, Chamber Of Commerce bldg,
with Cal. Homo Extension association.
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WANTED
Help, Male

Red Gross Employment Agency
1874 East Second street.
Mai $500 Home A785O
WE FURNISH RELIABLE HELP
OF ALL KINDS. CALL ON
Us FOR ALL HELP AND
WORK. WElHAVE ONE OF
THE LARGEST SELECTIONS
OF HELP ArTD WORK
IN "HE CITY.
Hotel and restaurant help too NUM-
erous to mestiOn. Call and see our
billboards.
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BIRTHS


CURIEI.-To Manuel c. and MERGED e. Gurlei
(nee Bustillos) 217 East Eighth street
Robt l.. and Ada M. Hend-
ricks (nee Bulb 1928 South Grand avenue.
sCHAJJz-To Louis and Helen Schauz (nee
HeinbockeD, 1857 West Thrty-seventh street
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fine restaurant and cafe. we'll equipped
with stools. tables. plenty silverware and
linen; close TO Los Angeles; best town In the
south to make money; takes In $50 day;
good lease an cheap rent. Price Sl2OO.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02

s5bO-strictly cash grocery and delicatessen
on South Main street, all counter trade 1hls
place he's a speciality on which there Is 70
per cent profit; 2 living rooms; Just fhe
place for a man and his wife.
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Grocery ane provision store. located In
suburban town, sales average SlSo day.
sell goods IT, large quantities TO mining
camps and orange packers. Has been es-
tablished lonr time This is a bargain of
lifetime to STEP into established business
with no bonu to pay. Price $4,000.
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FOR SALE 100 ACRES FINE LAND IN
Kern county all improved, good house and
outbuildings, horses, harness, wagons,
plows and in fact. everything that goes with
an up-to-date place; household goods and all;
the owner lately has died and We are closing
his estate; you can have this for the cost Of
the stock and improvements; the land is
thrown in. BINGHAM & KNOWLES LAND
CO., 105 Sou Broadway.
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s17OO-Cash grocery; average SO day;
corner, downtown district.
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NoTIcE-LIsT YOUR BUSINESS WITH
LEAHY & SON, THE SUCCESSFUL BUSI-
NESS CHANCE AGENTS.
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High-class cafo and grill, seating loo; only
licensed place OF its character in city OF
$4,000; long lease. swell fixtures; half cash.
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A CnMnINArIoN MONEY MAKER

In a cigar stand, barber shop, bath rooms
and bootblack stand; most 1uitable location
in Southern California: any one can run II;
advantage II you are a barber; price $le5o;
or $500 and assume Indebtedness. LEAHf d
SON.
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sl75-Ciga' stano on Main street
s37b-A busy little cigar stand, see location
for yourself checks good in saloon.
s650-Cigar stend on Broadway swell mkt
ures, good stock; cheap rent, long lease;
gtef y tr~
s225O-CiRar stand. Broadway.
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$3.50, very centrally located delicatessen and
bakery: receipts are $50 to $40 day; has
other interests to look after is reason for
selling.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02

Bakery. deicatessen and grocery. doing
most profitable cash over the counter busi-
ness; two living rooms; rent $50; excellent
down tow location: price $500. Come and see
II and you will buy.
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PALMIsrs AND MEDIUMS

DIR. GREEN, CLAIRVOYANT, BUSINESS
medium. give7 life readings daily; test cir
Giles w snesdsy evenings s o'clock. $50.
ROOM Is 1874 SPRING ST.
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Si600--Restaurant and lunch counter. Have
you noticed a horseshoe lunch counter seat
ing 70 people? Every seat filled.
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Grocery AMI delicatessen. clearing at least
500 a mon, fine place for man and wife;
step right in and make money; price $500.
bargain.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02

The leading business brokers will sell your
business. Who are they? LEAHY & son.
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Weather Conditions
BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-The pressure If
beginning to fall along the southern coast and
conditions are less favorable for fair weather IN
the south There has not been much change IN
Temperature except at Los Angeles. where II Is
ia degrees warmer Conditions favor unset
tied weather Thursday over most of California
Forecast
Los Angeles and vicinity Cloudy THURSDAY
POSSIBLY rain by night; light northeast "lhus
changing to southwest.
san Francisco and vicinity--Cloudy THURSDAY
probably light showers; fresh southerly winds
Santa Clara valley: Cloudy Thursday pos
sibly showers; light south winds.
Sacramento valley; Showers Thursday; fresh
youth wind , a..
San Joaquin valley: Cloudy Thursday; light
north wind.
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$500 viii put you into the feed and fuel
business that has a we'll established trade;
rent $40 a month. with years lease; IL
stalls in yard; rent all but two. We have
plenty OF snaps on our books just like this.
No trouble to give you information II you
are thinking OF starting in business.
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Come up to our office and see our large list
Of bargains in the restaurant line.
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THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES. ian. 1. 1908.
Vine Bar. Th9r IIIumlwind Vel. weather
:. m N 3S.5 e Z q s sF 6 elsas
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s5o0-2-chair barber shop. excellent location
well eQuipr' fine mirrors
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02

Boarding and livery stable in southwest;
70 stalls aud " boarders; Is horses. carriages,
runabouts. cabs. Ia fact. everything neces-
sary to carr on livery business; clears
about $500 month; owner sick and will sell
Tor 5000.
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HATTING AND DYEINo

We make speciality of business opportuni-
ties. See us for a good buy.