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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08

The New Orleans police, who have
been enforcing a new "move-on" ordi-
nance. No. $40, are not so familiar
with historical illusions as they mislt
be. When MI. Hough's "Fifty-four
Forty or Fight was displayed in the
book store windows, they were indis-
nant at being. as they thought, made
fun Of.
Even before his death George Mere
dith's autograph had become a thing
of some value, a single letter selling
for $25 in the auction room. AS for
portraits Of the novelist, Watts and
Sargent painted him and william
Strang made for King Edward an
Btching of him for the Kings private
collection.
Irving Bachelors new novel will be
called The Master" 1t recounts the
story Of q young mar in quest of a
fortune which awaits him in the hands
Of a missing uncle. The scenes Of the
story move from the semi-Bohemlan
life of New York to the decks Of an
old schooner and a camp in the will
derness.
Mrs. Mackay (Helen Mackay), the
author of Houses Of GLASS;" is in It.
ally at work on a long novel. Half
Loaves" is the tentative title; the au-
thor says it is about Americans. and
a little queer. Her book Of Partisan
stories was hailed as worthy Of De
| M~aupassant, and achieved an unoy-
pected success.
The publishers of Tolstoy's works,
according to a recent dispatch from
st. Petersburg, have received an inti-
nation from Tokyo hat the Japanese
government has prohibited he impor
tatlon, sale and circulation In Japan
Of Tolstoy's writings. Copies there
have been ordered destroyed on the
ground that their teachings amount
to a corruption Of youth.
Byron while making a journey
round the Lake Of Geneva was driven
by bad weather to seek refuge al
Ouchy at the Hotel de lAncre. Ther
| and there he wrote The Prisoner oil
Chillon" while the vision Of he castle
was still in mind. The hotel survives
| llouSh ~ i - ~" NGlllSu IL AioSSA -
| A%ngleterre, and on its walls has just
been placed a tablet in memory Of the
poet.
tins novels has been brought out II
The st. Martins illustrated Library
of Standard Authors" During tn
last ten years the vogue for the gen
tie lady has grown into a cul
and new editions Of her works ar
brought out with astonishing rapidly
Her stories, which were ono the rec
commended reading for the young per
SON" feminine, are now on the requ1r
ed list at Harvard for the young pei
son masculine who wishes to take u
the study Of English literature.
Between Englishmen, who for goot
reasons and bad hate Russia, and tn
deputation from the third douma, lit
erature Is serving as a mediator. TIL
London Nation says: 1--WE have beef
telling the Russians how much W
have learned from their literature
which Is to our generation wha
French letters were to the eighteenth
and German thinking to the e"rl.
nineteenth century, the chief among
the humanizing influences in Europe
they have replied by affirming thei
debt to Mill and Spencer and Darwin
But 1t is not of literature or humal
sympathies that our official class l
thinking"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08
valuable wood. Of p.p...

Sventy-nine new woods, all val
liable, have just been discovered in
Papua British New Guinea) by .
Queensland government expert.
Woods for cabinet-making and orna.
ment, for boats. piles, railway car
riages, girders and many other uses
are among those found. The best lie
along the banks Of the enormous Pa,
puan rivers. The government at Port
Moresby has decided to make q small
charge for rem instead Of leasing free.
as in the case Of agricultural landat
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08
Old Favorites


The Arabs Farewell to His Steed.
My beautiful. my beautiful; that
standeth meekly by,
With thy proudly arched and glossy
neck and dark and fiery eye;
Fret not to OF the desert now with
all thy winged speed;
l may not mount on thee again
thou'rt sold. my Arab steed.
Fret not with that impatient hoot.
snuff not the breezy wind;
The farther hat thou tiest now so
far am l behind.
The stranger hath thy bride rein, thy
master hath his gold;
Fleet limbed and beautiful, FAREWELL
o sold. my steed, thou'rt
sold!
FAREWELL! Those free, untired limbs
full many q mile must roam
To reach the chill and wintry cline
that clouds the strangers home;
Some other hand less kim must now
thy corn and bed PREPARE;
Thy silky name I braided once must
be another'S care.
The morning sun shall dawn again.
but never more with thee
Shall l gallop DER the desert paths
where we were wont to be.
Evening shall darken on the earth. and
DER the sandy plain
Some other steed with slower pace
shall bear me home again.
Only in sleep shall l behold that dark
eye glancing bright,
Only in sleep shall l behold that step
SO firm INC light;
And when l raise my dreaming arms
to check or cheer thy speed
e must l startling wake to feel
thou'rt sold, my Ara steed.
All! rudely then, unseen by me, some
cruel han may chide
Till foam wreaths lie, like crested
waves, along thy painting side.
And the rich blood that's in thee swells
in thy indignant pain
Till careless eyes that on thee gaze
may count each starting vein.
Will they i'll use thee?-if 1 thought
but, not cannot be;
Thou art so swift, yet easy curbed, sc
gentle, yet so free;
And yet, if haply when thou'rt gone
this lonely heart should yearn.
Can the hand that casts thee from II
now command thee to return?
Return! alas. my r steed. will
thy master do
When thou tina vast his all of joy
has vanished from his view?
When the dim distance greets mime
eyes and through the gathering
tears
Thy bright form for a moment. like
the false mirage, appears?
Slow and unmounted will l roam. with
wearied feet, alone.
Where. with fleet step and joyou:
bound thou oft has borne mt
And sitting down by the green wei
I'll pause and sadly think.
"'Twas here he bowed his glossy lneat
when last l saw him drink"
When last 1 saw thee drink-away, the
fevered dream is DER!
I could not live a day and know thai
we should meet no more;
They tempted me, my beautiful. fol
hunGer'S power is strong;
They tempted me. my beautiful, but
have loved too long.
Who sale that I had given thee up
Who said hat thou vert sosd!
'Tis false, it's false, my Arab steed!
I fling them back their gold!
Thus, thus / leap upon thy back anc
scour the distant plains.
Away! who overtakes us now shall
claim thee for his pains.
IN Inlinn AnIinn
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08
THE GENTLEMAN ARM

Id like to hill the taters, I'd like to hoe the corn;
I'd k etc rake the driveway, I'd like % thu lawn,
I'd like to pick sone beans for grub Ct know we nee a lo).
Id like to feed the horses; but it's o. darn hot
Or fix that leak upon the roof " kalsomine the walls
I'd like to fX the stovepipe, and all that sort If rot:
I'd like to clean the hen coop; but it's o. arr hot
I'd like to-oh, .confound the thing! These everlasting 'nhones
Are nuisances this weather! Hello! Yes! That O Jones?
What? Eighteen holes with you? Why, sure! I'd lust as lief Al not.
But say! You'd better start before it's too darn hot!
New York Sun.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08

I hear the green hills calling, calling
plaintively to me,
AS 1 toll where peace is not and
strife is keen;
I scent the fragrance blowing from a
far-off orchard tree,
Where no clouds of smoke obliterate
the scene.
I hear the green hills calling, and
through fancy's eyes I gaze
Down a valley where a clear stream
winds away,
1 hear a bull calf bawling, where
they've turned him out to graze,
For the mother he was weaned from
yesterday.
I hear the green hills calling, calling:
Leave the noise and CRIME"
Calling, why remain to labor and to
wait?
Why stay to vainly struggle and waste
valuable time,
When you might be helping Johnny
hunt for bait?"
I hear the green hills calling and I
long to blithely roam
Where the greatest greets the hum
blest when they meet,
Where l wouldn't need to strap-hang
daily as l travelled home
With fat people grimly standing on
my feet.
I hear the green hills calling, calling
p~laintively to me:
Come out and wiz the freedom
which you lack!"
And I'd go If 1 could fix it SO that no
one else would be
Here holding down my job when ]
got back.
Chicago Record-HeraId.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08
The Latest Charge.

Like most long-established institu-
lions, the United States Senate has its
critics, and here and there one SO un-
reasonable that he will believe any
thing bad about it. A writer In the
Philadelphia Record prints this story:
A crowd Of farmers were abusing
the Senate one market-day last month.
when one old fellow hustled into the
middle of them.
well b'ys," said he, whats the
Senate up to now"
why amt ye heerd, Zachary" said
a young farmer, winking at the 9TH
ers. The Senate's vent and passed a
bill addin' two eXtry months to the
winter"
Zachary struck hia forehead with
his red-mitted fish.
DO tell" he groaned. "Ain't that
the luck. An here am I clean out O.
fodder"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08
ThroUxh the Narrows,

Out through The Narrows they 90
The ships to the highway seas
AS they sink, you verge below;
They're gone!" sings the ripping
breeze.
In through The Narrows they glide,
With whirring of giant wheels;
They GOMEZ" calls the swelling tide,
Pushed by their giant keels.
And so, by the Morning Way,
BY the path that forever is new,
The world is passing, to-day,
Greeting-or bidding adieu.
Once, through The Narrows I passed
But when in again I came,
The wild, bright tears dropped fast
For joy that I could not name!
Edith M. Thomas In Success Maya
zine
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08
Foolish Question.

A New York chap wants to be told
why theater tickets in that city do not
indicate the hour of the beginning o;
the performance. Should think he
would know. The hour Is not men
toned because nobody IS yer on time
at the beginning Of the performance
What would be the good Of wasting
printers ink?
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08
Curious.

ITS curious" said Uncle Eben, dat
4 lot O folks will hardly notes dc
speeches of Z country's brainies(
men, an dat dey1l read every word q
what an ex-champion Of pri1sdghtlDe
has to say!"-Washington star.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08
A Million Visitors a Year.

Independence Hall, which waA
bought by the city of Philadelphia
from the State for a large sum, and
on which 100000 has been spent for
restoration, is visited by an average
of l 900. 900 a year.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08
when You're S,unr.

The cheaper a fake article is sold
the cheaper the purchaser feels when
he realizes hat he has Deer sold
Philadelphia Record.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08
The Bridal

II chatted with John W. Gates at
Ascot" said a Chicagoan bronzed from
. sea voyage. Il joshed Mr.. Gates
about his royal suite You know. when
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08

When a woman doesn't come down
town for a week, what a lot of things
she has to attend to.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08
E0iled AKnin.

He-If something would only hap
pen to the boat whereby \ might res
cue you!"
She-And after you had rescued me,
and borne me bravely to shore, and I
opened my eyes. then what?
He-Then I'd get my am in the
papers.-Boston Herald.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08

The self-satisfied mar never sec
himself as others see him
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08
The Summer Sun.

Like the violet our eye,
Like gold your tresses sweet,
Like pearls your teeth-but tell me
Univ
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08

Even If your kin invite you, they
don't always enjoy having you
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-08

Your nose is like the beet
philadelphia Bulletin.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

Talk with e. ]. SPENCER, 7OS Mer-
chants Trust bldg, 2O7 South broau"ay,;
Phones A56O6 broadway 24sa. a-El
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

All gables are fully roped, re-
lieving the strain on the canvas
and preventing its tapping and
tearing in stormy weather.
The caves are built up so as to
project rigidly from the walls,
carrying rain and dew away
from the walls.
Patent galvanized metal stake
loops are used in place of rope
where wall is staked to ground.
These metal loops will not tear
out or rot.
Made of the best canvas that
money can buy; put together ac-
cording to the most approved
pattern by men who know their
work, and sold by the house that
has reputation to make and is
making it. Can you beat it? If
you can, we will return you the
money you paid.
We are so full of confidence and
pride that we are willing to
throw the mantle of charity over
our competitors and say the
others try to make good tents
while we succeed.
We make everything in our
line. Our large catalogue is in
the printers hands and will be
out in about thirty days and will
be sent to all who ask for it.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

ss9oO-sO acres. clear; $40 per acre, nn-
improved. coachella valley; me Or
ange land In the artesian pet'
want cottage or lots
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04
Houaes and Lots

FOR EXCHANGE-s550O EACH. TWO LOTS.
5Ox150 each, block from First and Fremont
ave-, minutes walk from First and Broad
way; finest lots in Park tract, among the
fats Want modern houses, well built. SOUTH
west and some cash. Also $4,000 property,
brick building. on Temple. near Fremont ave.
Lot 50xl50; mortgage $250O. for modern prop
erty southwest. Also 100000 worth of Cen
trail avenue property, all paved and severed,
business locations for property southwest or
close in Also modern cottages southwest.
Make me offers at once please. Also 40 acres
level, uncultivated land near Azusa, $4,000;
mortgage $1,000, for equity in city. Also 20
acres Rialto, $780, clear. for city equity; and
acres near depot and school house IN Koch-
ester. Cal. near Ontario, $1,000 for city
equity; and 12O acres East Missouri. clear, for
equity in city or country here. Agents get
your commission on the other side. BROCK
MEIER, owner, room POI. Tajo bldg, corner
First and Broadway. Phone A6ss5. al
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

FROM LILLIAN RUSSELL, THE WELL
KNOWN ACTRESS.
I was greatly impressed with PROF. W.
E. KINGS reading His powers are truly
marvellous. He develops in one force that
enables them TO attract people to interest
them and TO please them to their good and
to your advantage without the least effort
on ones part His advice and assistance
have been OF great benefit to me.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

ssooo-soO acres, clear; $40 per acre, UNI
improved. Kern county, close 70
anpies' Would exchange for room
ing house or apartment
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04
BUSINESS PERSONALS


THIS CAREFULLY. 1T
is addressed to you. Did you ever stop ana
ask yourself why you are not richF you
owe it to yourself and family to make every
reasonable effort to place them in com
Portable position. No man can expect TO
gain a position of wealth on a salary. The
more he makes the more it costs him to main
tain his position. IT he tries to get rlch IN
stocks and bonds he invariably finds hot air
a disastrous diet; but If he buys real estate
in the proper location, when 1t is cheap, he
finds a sure road to a competency for the
years in life when his earning capacity is
waning You no doubt have passed up many
a good investment in real estate, and after
ward wished you had not listened to the
knocker. These chances are getting scarce.
You will hardly have another chance to get
land In the u. S. in good climate, where
TRANSPORTATION is first class, unless you take
this opportunity / am offering you in La
Sale county Texas, the home of the Ber-
rnuda onion, and figs, and Satsuma oranges
and the fragrant jassamine, in the beautiful
betwixt and between land, the land of rest
ful homes. In this opportunity your safety
for the future lies. 1t takes only S25 cash
and 500 a month for twenty-one months to
secure one of our 2O-acre tracts at only $3.50
an acre. Cali or write for full explanation
of how I show you this land before l ask
you to buy, free of cost 20 you.
J. w WHANN, 341 s. Hill st. Adj
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

ss2oo--ie0 acres clear; SEQ per acre, I'M
improved, Imperial valley. close IN
main canal Want cottage.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

$500, RESTAURANT with liquor license,
doing large and profitable all day and night
business: neatly fitted up With stalls for pri-
waite tables; new silverware and utensils
liquor license alone worth price asked; terms
with future payments to right party. See
LEAHY 4 SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

FOR EXCHANGE a.
20-acre improved ranch near RIVERA
acres xvaInufs full bearing; acres oranges.
balance vegetable. alfalfa and orange lana;
Groom house, good barn, walnut mousse Anu
outbuildings soil fine sandy loan cheap
water in abundance; W miles from town ana
earline: price $500 per acre; u cash, balance
terms; will take $4,000 house and lot IN LoS
Angeles as part payment
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

WANTED, AN ACTIVE MAN IN THE
WHOLESALE PRODUCE BUSINESS who
can place $1,000 or more: seat on board OF
directors: investment refunded II trial not
satisfactory; stock worth $ns; tremendous
business: must have active man; salary and
guarantee for return of investment. See
LEAHY SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

WEST NINTH STREET GRoCERY-In-
voice $500; living rooms; household effects
IL wanted; doing 800 daily all cash trade
See LEAHY & son.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

s4o0 GROCERY; cash trade; living rooms;
rent only SIG monthly; nice stock OF groceries,
new and salable; all cash counter trade no
delivery; an exceptional business chance for
a man and small family. See my agents,
LEAHY e. SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

HARDW AXE oIOIkD -
BUILDERS HARDWARE, PAINTS AND
OIL, STORE, with living rooms; rent only
son. counters shelving ETC., and stock VIII
invoice about $500. One of the best located
ana thriving stores on the market. Soc
LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

OCEAN PARK GROCERY AND FRUl
STORE at your own price; owner otner 1,
enpaeed. invoice $3.50. See LEAHY Sol
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

GIVE us AN OPPORTUNITY TO REPRE-
SENT YOUR INTERESTS AND WE WILL
GIVE YOU OUR EXPERIENCE AND
EARNEST EFFORT.
IF you BUY THROUGH US WE PRO-
TEcT YOU AND GUARANTEE TITLE.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04
LEGAL NOTICE

Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR Any
debts contracted In my name except by
written order signed by me. J. +. BIGLEY.
S-l-t
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

CIGAR STAND

Bakery and s living rooms at $3.50; 1Oxl2
oven; horses wagons. buggy and fixtures.
in splendid condition See LEAHY Il SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

s275O--GRocERIEs, FRUITS. ETC; Al To-
cation doing $50 daily; all fixtures. horse.
wagons and buggies, with fine salable stock
of groceries; at lump price; no good viii to
pay for; you can get paying investment IL
you look into this proposition at once.
See LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

FROM A PROMINENT MINISTER
desire to bear evidence to the genuine.
ness OF PROF. w. e. KINGS work. God
gives to us an intuition whereby we may
guide lives That PROF. w. e. KING
possesses this guiding power to a marvellous
degree is evident. The fact that his clients
are his warmest and truest friends is alone
. tribute to his sincerity and honest meth
DDS in dealing with all. He has rendered
me Unreasonable assistance. Rev, w. C.
Jessup.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04
SMOKERS ARTICLES
SMOKERS ARTICLES

SMOKERS ARTICLES
JOHNS PIPE SHOP
moved TO 1870 West Fifth st. between Main
and Spring. Maker of meersehaum and
briar pipes. Repairing, cOloring, rewax-
ing AL
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04
MEAT MARKETS

$1,000 cash or exchange. MEAT MAR
KTH: fresh and smoked meats and hsh;
doing $40 daily: rent s21; located west
ana stock, trade all cash; everything up
to date This is one of the best meat
markets in the city. See LF'AHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

S1600-Cash or exchange, MEAT MAR
KET; fresh and smoked meats ETC., doing
$40 daily; rent sal; located west side:
will invoice horses. wagons, fixtures ana
stock; trade all cash: everything up to
date This is the best market in the city.
See LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04
AUTOMOBILES, OTHER VEHICLES
FOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING
MAXWELL NEW '0S AND SECOND
IJAND CARS

FOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING
MAXWELL NEW '0s AND SECOND
HAND CARS
All in perfect mechanical condition. the sec
ond-hand ones having been overhauled by our
own experts. Most of these cars are fully
equipped and without exception the tires are
practically. as good new. The prices
quoted will them quickly, and We
recommend prompt action on the part OF
buyers desiring of these most efficient
and reliable MAXWELL cars, as follows:
S575-MAXWELL 'Os secondhand IA
h. D. RUNABOUT. Thousands of these sold
last year for 5000. This one used only as
demonstration and shop car. pickup for s575.
SS50-MAXwELL 5-passenger '07 Tour
ing car, cylinder 20 h. p, with oil lamps
and tool equipment We traded in this car
on cylinder MAXWELL. The car has had
the best of care and will serve Its buyer
faithfully for years. Five-passenger MAX
WELL touring car for $500.
S1Se5-MAXWELL 5-passenger Touring
Car, '0S model, 2 cylinder, 20 h. p, brand
new with oil and gas lamps. generator
and tools, This is the Identical type of tour
ing car which recently made the run from
Tia Juana to New York city diagonally
across the United States. No more reliable
car on earth. A golden opportunity to secure
a new $500 5-passenger car for SlS25.
s14O0--'0s. 4-cylinder, 80 H. p second
nanu o-pdSsehSer AhAAW ELL tOu.a"e No4'
with top, glass wind shield, OIL gas
lamps generator and TOOLS A perfect 4
cylinder touring car. fully equipped; sltO0.
s155o-New 'os MAXWELL 5-passenger
4-cylinder 80 h. p Touring Car, with lamps,
generator and tool equipment. An excep-
tional bargain; $3.50.
s165O-New 'oS, 4-cylinder 80 H. p, g.
passenger MAXWELL Touring Car. with
magnetic lamps, generator and full tool
equipment An exceptional value for wise
buyer; 1885,
The above six MAXWELL offerings afford
an exceptional opportunity for the purchase
of a reliable car at a very low price.
MAXWELL-BRISCOE-L ANGELES CO.,
132l-25 S. Main ST., Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

30-acre ranch near Rivera; 20 acres IN pear,
ing walnuts; 40 navel orange trees IN Iu,,
bearing, balance In gum grove ana s,ha"
2 windmills and tanks; large barn and out
buildings; extra house for hired help' price
$500 per acre: third cash, balance terms 70
suit; will take $4,000 or $1,000 Monrov,@ Vi
other foothill property as part payment
20-acre ranch near Rivera; 10 acres set 70
alfalfa; 10 acres set to barley; all nne ianai
new pumping plant; cement pipe across tno
nIaca. 6room house large barn; nicely To-
Gated; III miles from railroad station and
car line; price $40 500; v cash. balance terms;
will take $4,000 or $4,000 house and lot In Los
Angeles as part pay.
w NuANN al1 S Hill 81. i-l-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

Recommended by New York Judge: Au-
gust 90 1861 cheerfully recommend Prof.
election. JUDGE r. B. CRowELL. Supreme
Judge.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04
BUSINESS oPpoRruNIrIEs
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
TELEfHoNEs MAIN ssos; Flssi.
LcalhyASOlll
Leading
Business Brokers
OUR BUSINESS CHANCES INCLUDE Los
ANGELES AND VICINITY OF
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.

$1,000; stock at invoice, MEAT MARKET,
fresh and cured. poultry, fish, ETC.; rent only
$l0 receipts $1700 monthly; lease years
complete set of fixtures tools. bone mill.
motors, betting. ETC.; first class market at
a sacrifice, because of health Of owner. See
LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

$500, GROCERY and improved property, iot
5Ox1s6 west side; grocery $500. property $1,000;
sale or exchange; store room 2Ox2bi 4-room
cottage rear; our equity $1,000; what have you
in cash or exchange and cash? See LEAHf
& SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04

$1,000. GROCERY and MEAT MARKET;
rooms, upper floor; rent only $50; receipts
$50 daily: books will show; large yard, sta
Bile. horse and wagon all at invoice; largely
cash, small credit: business as represented
verified. See LEAHY & SON.