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THE PENALTY OF SUCCESS.
Because of Early Toll and Privations
Daudet Is Now Dying.
"Alphonse Daudet is dying, but in
his brief intervals from pain he pluck
ily sticks to his work."
This brief telegram recently brought
grief to the admirers of the brilliant
novelist. His task is almost done, but
the virile energy
and forcible
frankness of his
books will long
secure readers.
Daudet's fifty
years may be di
vided in two
near ly equal
parts —in the first
he suffered from f
poverty, in the ',
last from ill
health, due to
that poverty. In
ALPHONSE DATJDET.
fact, he has been an invalid for a dozen
years, and only his indomitable spirit
and the unwearied devotion of bis wife
have sustained him. In his boyhood in
Languedoc he was a very poor and
very studious scholar. A little later he
was a country school teacher, earning
just money enough to keep soul and body
together and scantily clothe himself.
In early manhood he located in Paris
and entered on the life of a literary
drudge. A few years later he received
the largest sum ever paid an author for
a novel—his "Sappho" netted him $100.
--000. Between the two dates, however,
he toiled bard, was poorly paid and en
dured much. He won fame long before
he gained a competence; and at the very
time when he was patronized by the
celebrated actress, Mine. Bohan, and
met in her salon such men as Gambetta
and Rochefort, nssociating with them
and other notabilities on familiar terms,
he was suffering for what was to a man
in his condition the necessaries of life.
His "Tartarin," "Jack," "Tho Na
bob" and "Kings in Exile" followed in
rapid succession, and Daudet now takes
rank as a wealthy author. In his days
of poverty be had a brother Ernest, who
lived in a little back room on the fifth
floor of a tenement house on a salary of
$4.50, and saved something to assist tho
struggling young author. It is delight
ful to learn that the brothers shared
prosperity as freely as they had shared
adversity. Alphonse was always domes
tic in his tastes, and in bis death his wife
and family will lose an intimate com
panion and loving guardian.
LONDON'S LORD MAYOR.
Tbe New Incumbent Is Rich aud Com
paratively Young.
Mr. David Evans, lord mayor elect of
the city of Lon
don, has several
claims to fame,
one of which is
that he is the
youngest man to
attain tho chair
during the pres
ent century. His
age is forty-two,
his wife is much 3s
younger and a |j
very stylish lady,
and they have \
eight children at
present. He is a
native of Glam-
DAVID EVANS.
organshire, Wales, is very rich and is
said to be an extremely entertaining
gentleman socially.
The corporation allows the lord mayor
about §50,000 a year, with the mansion
house, couch, outriders, secretaries and
servants, yet tho incumbent always
spends more than his salary. In fact,
there is a sort of unwritten law that no
lord mayor shall go out of office as rich
as he went in, or without adding as
much of his own to the outlay as he re
ceives from the government.
For over two centuries the duties of
the lord mayor have been rather spec
tacular than practical, yet cases occasion
ally arise in which the office is of tragic
importance. When James 11, the last
Catholic king, fled from his capital, car
rying with him tho great seal, aud an
archy broke loose on the longest night
of the year 1688, it so happened that thf
lord mayor was for a short time the only
undisputed power. The "bloody judge,"
Jeffreys, was taken to him for disposal,
and the lord mayor was so overcome
that he fell in a tit and was carried to
his bed, from which he never rose. Near
ly a century later, during the Gordon
riots, the lord mayor was equally im
portant and only a little less helpless.
The English all love the ivy. You
will recall Dickens's beautiful tribute to
this climbing vine, and it seems that
the laureate loves it none the less. It is
told that seme years ago, when Hans
Christian Anderson was visiting Tttmy-
Bon, he said to the pott that ivy seemed
to be his favorite plant, to which Tenny
son replied. "To tell the truth it is.
Ivy needs no nursing; it knows neither
cold nor heat; it is the plant of immor
tality."
"His friends all advised him to go on
the stage," said the unsuccessful tra
gedian'!- fattier,
"Yes, I ace now, it was his friends
egged him on and the audience egged
him off."— \ Washington Star.
bamboo goods.
X of bam
.. boo goods, wholesale an-1 retail. 365 S
Hoianuav. 1,. A 11 ?H 1 m
0 V It P KNTE ItS AND JOBIIBKS.
X tl, FYKE, 2*20 S. LOS ANGEL—B est Ktift
if . niture repairing a specialty. Satisfaction
guaranteed 11 11"
AMBTBAOTB.
A H9TKAOT AND TITLE INSURANCE COM-
J% pain of Lou Angeles, N. W. cor. Fratiklir
(nil 5 B Iff*. •< a —T__
IVIKK WOIIKB,
fin y wire work co—'bibsoar 5 rob.,
Proprietors, 331 N. Main. Ornamental of
fice mlllngt. skr'lghts. screens, wire sign*,
eto_e_ Telephone 90S. 12 31 m
TURNING.
\J. KOLL, TURNING, SCROLL AND
. band sawing, 220 S. L. A st. All Vinds of
fancy and novelty work, bunks, offices and
stores (itt' d. 11 2'i 1 m
MONIiY TO LOAN.
( \ S. ROBINSON LOANS AT (J PER CENT.
V_T« city and country property. 109 N.
Spring. 12 3 Im
OPTICIANS.
hTaJ^BbTm-lOIANj 186 8. SPRING
. st„ Los Angeles, Cal. 11-2H lm
cm KM IST",
W~TdlT_~w a drT an a lyticTl~ch km
ists and Assayers; waters, fertilizers, ores,
etc.; assaying taught. 102 8.
AMUSEMENTS.
NBW LOS AN OK LBS THEATER,
H. C. Wyatt, Manager
THREE MORE NIGHTS!
Christmas and Saturday Matinees.
The clever Irish actor,
j —DAN'L SULLY i j
An.l his excellent company, in
TWO GREAT COMEDIES.
Christmas Matinee and Sunday night
THE STORY TELLE!'. !
Friday and Saturday nights and Saturd*
Matinee,
THE Ml Lt-IO NAIRE 1
Popular Prices-23c, 50c, 75c snd $1.00.
GRAND * OPERA * H.OUSTS.;—
McLain <fc Lehman, Managers.
MONDAY, DEC. 28 ONE WEEK
EngagementExtraordinsry of the groat English
actor. Mr.
-3E. S. WILLARD lie-
Supported by Mr. A. M. Palmer's company, in
two of Henry Arthur Jones' greatest dramas.
Monday, Tuesday and Saturday evenings,
aud Saturday Matinee,
THE MIDDLEMAN!
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday evenings,
and Friday ew Year's) Matinee,
—S— —J UDA H ! •:— i
SEATS NOW ON BAI.E.
T TJDLAM UALL.J
A_j Y. M. C. A. Building, Uroadway.
SELECTIONS FROM
—. 3 THE MESSIAH !!-
MONDAY EVENING. DEC. 28th.
Tickets, 50c. For tale ut Bartlett's and Veri
! gold's music stores
SCHOOL FOR DANCING,
315,4 South Main Street.
CLASS FOR BEGINNERS,
Ladies and gentlemen, will form Monday even
ing Jau. 4, 1802,
ADVANCE CLASS,
Ladies and gentlemen, every Wednesday even
ing.
EEGINNEHS' CLASS,
Misses and Masters. Saturday afternoons only,
1:30 to 3:30 p. m.
ADYANCK CLASS,
Misses aud Masters, Saturday afternoons only,
3:30 to 5 :30 p. m.
Pupils may enter the above classes at any
time by special lessons. Private lessons by ap
pointment References required. Terms, oue
quarter (20) twenty class lessons, $10.
i2-13-lni HENBY J Kiiahek, Instructor.
HAZARD'S PAVILION,
H. C. Wyatt, Manager.
Special engagement Seven Niuhts, Wednesday
and Friday (Xmas) Matinees, commencing
MONDAY, DECEMBER 21ST.
Little Gbacik Ukkbe,and Edwin Uaebouk,
The Child Winder of I The Eminent Actor
the Dramatic World. I and Playwright,
and carefully selected company.
Mr.Barbour's great 2 act comedy-salireeniitled
I :A LEGAL DOCUMENT. 1 : i
Tuesday night "Black Diamonds"
Wednesday ni-ht, "Shadows of the Homestead"
Thursday night ' Joe, lhe Wolf"
Fiid*y night ' SHE,The Queen i f Ivor"
Saturday night "Chips From Old Blocks"
N. B.—Prices, 10c 20c, 30c an! 50c.
Tic ;ets on sale at Broadway Musis Store
221 Uroadway.
FREE EXHIBITION
-OF
-5-PAINTINQSK-
—by—
L. E. GARDEN-MACLEOD,
Principal of L. A. School of Art and Design
Cor. Spiiug und Third.
At gallery of Kugemanu & Lichtenberger, 107
N. Main Street, Dec. 9 to 31, 9 a. m. to 9 p. ra.
S. TRAPHAGEN'S
. NEW HAMMAM BATH
230 S. Main Street.
For colds or coughs; for rheumatism; for
malaria; for cleanliness; forheaUh
und happiness
TAKE TURKISH BATHS.
OPEN DAY AND NIKfTT
CHUKCII NOTICES.
QtTTohTPs CHURCH COR"
Oner Adsms a>id Figueroa streets. Christ
mas serviceii will be: Celebration, of the holy
eucharist at 8 a.m. Morning prayer, sermon
and second celebration of the holy eucharist
at 11 a.m. Saturday being St. Stepheus'B day,
there will be service at 10 a.m. Rtv. B. W P..
Taylor, rector.
ST. TaUL T S CHURCH-OLIVE ST., BEl\
Fifth and Sixih streets Rev. George
Franklin rector. Christmaj day per
vices: Early communion at 7 a.m. Service,
sermon Rnd holy communion at 11 am.
Music by full vester choir. Mr Foran, the
tenor, is expected to sing on Christina". All
I seats are free All are wvlcom >. Tho offering
is for the aired and infirm clersry fum.
FINANCIAL.
.500.000
TO LOAN AT R. G. LUNT'S
LOAN AND INSURANCE AGENCY,
227 W. Second St., Adjoining Herald offier
CHEAP MONEY.
Agent for the
GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY
of San Francisco. jnl tf
I">ACIFIU LOAN COMPANY—LOANS HGVS <
in any amouuts oir £.11 kinds of persona!
property and collateral security, on planol
without removal, diamonds, Jewelry, sealskin*,
bicycle 9, horses, carriages, libraries or a-.iy pro}
erty of value; also on furniture, mercpandiar.
etc., in warehouses; partial payments received
money without delay; private offices for con
snltatlon; will call if desired; W. E. DuGROOI
Manager, rooms 2, 3 aud 4, No. 114 SotU
Soring St., opposite Nadeau hotel. 7-29U
\\TE LOAN MONEY ON JEWELRY",
t? pianos, without re : oval; also ou cliyand
county warrants, warehouse receipts, or «nv
tbing of value; private rooms fnr consultation
or will call if preferred So. Calif, t oau and
Investment Co., Rooms Sand 0, s. Spring
sr., opposite L. A. Theater 12-1 fhf
MIjNEY LOANED ON REAL KSiATeT
CHAS. VICTOR HALL, 223 W. First Rt.
12-3-tt
OTTO BRODTBECK. 113 8. BROADWAY.
Money to loan on improved city aud coun
try property at lowebt current rate. 7-f> tf
MAIN - STREET SAVIN G3 BANK
AND TRUeT CO.,
HAS MONEY TO LOAN
in ?10,000 and $20,000 lots,
AT VERY LOW BATES.
42(> ri. Main st. 8-4 tf
ONEY LOANED"oN REAL EPTATeTdiT"
mondr,, watches, jeweiry, pianos, seal
skins, live stock, carriages, bicycle* and ail
kinds of personal aud collateral security. LXI
BROS., 402 3. Spring, tnl3-tf
If you Want money without delay
no commission, at prevailing rates of inter
est, sea Security Savings Bank, 118 S. Main st
8-1-tf
LI VERY STAPLES. -
METKOPoiviTAN sTAIII.hS, W. C. HOL
LAND. Prop , 324 W. Firs- st., l.os Ange
les. Hacks and carriages subject to call f'r
funerals, theaters, etc. Horses boarded. Tele
phone [phone]-lm
TMIE" VENTURA S CABLES. 312 S. SPRING
JL St.; telephone 543, hordes and vehicles sent
to any part of city; ring us up; horses boarded.
" 11-20-1 m
CHIN ICS E VHY SICIANS.
HARK, PHYSICIAN AND
surgeon, cures all diseases aud sickness of
men, women and children. Consultation free.
410J-2 N. Los Angeles st. Los Angeles, Cal.
Having suffered with pains In my bones for
three years. I went to San Francisco .to take
treatment, but to no effect. I then returned to
I* s Angeles aud put myself under the care of
Dr. Lew Long Hirk and hnve been entirely
cured by him I therefore give this public tes
timonial in his behalf. Any person affiictod
wltl any serious and difficult disease will he
benefited My calling on the doctor at his office,
cor. Fifth and Spring sts , Los Angeles, Cal. P.
PEHRSON, No. 11l Hewitt st, Los Angeles, Cal.
11-23 6m
THE LOS ANGELES HERALD: FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 25, 189!.
WANTS
AND OTHER CLASSIFIED ADS.
Will be inserted in the columns of the DAILY
HERALD at
Bo per line per day.
300 per line per week.
$1 per line per month.
Special rates for a longer period.
£8F" Persons wanting situations, help, or
who wish to rent, buy or sell property, will do
well to advertfse in these columns.
personal.
]Qh^r~"a~liolTi one
V of our beautiful Fur Rugs, or a nice Dag
he tan. or h Smyrna. A nice Plush Rocker or
Easy Chair ls alio a sensible and useful gift
Tarior Tables, fancy Desks or Bookcases are
"not to be su czed at," und wi 1 goas far toward
makin.ra merry Chrlstmis as anything you
can buy. Prices within the reach of ail W.
K. BEK3ON, 221 8 Spring St. 12-25 It
MADAM MUM'INS, ACKNOWLEDGED BY
press and public the greatest clairrovsnt
and magnetic neal r in the United .-tales. Tells
past, pres ntand future; fee si.on I also have
the Egyptian lucky eh ran, never known to
fail. Charges reasonable. Don't fail to see me.
886X8. Spilttg. 12-2J7t
ORO~FrsI EA OLDEST ABTROLO
i ger in the sittie. !•< nt 423 S. Spring it.
12-22 im
" 1.-SCONOMIC" PRICES. —25 LBS. BROWN
Vj sugar, $1: 10 los. corn meal, 20c: Ger
mea, 400! Itif-raisiDg flour, 15c; gall syrup,
55c; 5 lbs. buckwheat, 25c; <> lbs rolled wheat,
25a; mountain coffee, 25c; 5 lbs ioi d tea, ijSl;
6 lbs raisins, 25c; 3 lbs. prunes, 25c; mil cc
meat lOc lb ; 4 cans sardines, 25c: 3 baiii
peaches, 25c; 3 pkt< starch, '/sc; sack flour.
nOc; 6 lbs. apricots. 25c: 3 lbs tig jam, 2oc,
hams. 13c; bacon, 12J4C. "ECONOMIu" stores,
305 j. Bpring st.
I3S BONVSIAN WILL ORGANIZE A CLAsS
of beglnoers at her dan -ing school, south
west corner Main and Fifteenth, on Friday
evening. January Bth; those wishing to join
can see her on Tuesday and Wednesday eve«,
at sell ol or address 117 K. 28th st. 12-8 lm
OERSO.N AL — RALPHS BROS —GO Id) BAR
L Flour, $1 40; i iiv Flour, $1.00; Blown
Sugar, 20 !bs $1; Wliite Sugar. 18 lbs $1 00;
4 boxes sardines, 25c; 3 cars salmon, 25c: 50
bars Soap. $1: eastern Gas ,line, 9 ie, end Co*
011,85 c; 2 lbs corn-d Beef, loo; Pork, IOo;
Lard. 1" lbs, 90c; 5 lbs, 45c. 601 S. Bpring st ,
cor Sixth. 12-2 3m
0 KRSON A L—HU M t'ITREY, 507 8 SPRING
1 s .. sells all kinds of goods on weekly pay
ments of sl)c. 12 4 1m
13ER-ONAL— MRS I.ENZbiCRG. SPIR.TUAL
. medium, 4JO N. Beaudry aye, near Temole.
12-4 tf
PERSONAL—HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR
1 misiit and seioud-haud clothing. M.
MEYER, 404 -V. Main st. 12-3 tf
ERSONAL—MEDIUM, 236U 8. SPRING ST.
MRS. M It. WEEKS-WRIGHT. 12-3 tt
D _ tM"TOR STANSBUKY, 431U SOt'TH
SPRING St. 11-28 Im
FOR RENT—HOUSES.
f .
? Sixth and Pearl Apply at drug store
12-25 3t
POX RENT— DVVAY, NEAR TENTH
JP st, choice S-room modern dwelling recently
decorated and ren vate i through ut; choice
gas fixtures and all mod m Improvements;
will rent by the vtar to resionsible tenant.
W. K. Burlsc, 155 N. Spring. 12-18 tf
IjSOR BENT—HOUSES ALL OVEKTiifc 1;1XV.
' C. A. SUMNER AGO., 107 8. Broadway.
mlO-lf
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
HOTEL LGB ANGELES, MRS. E PIERSON,
V'rop.; rooms with housekeeping privileges,
wiih or without board; dining rooms for those
who wish. 313 S. l.os Angeles st. 11-26 lm
T" HE VIK'-IMA. (C.IVE ST., BET. STH AND
6th sis 1 rooms at moderate rates. MRS J.
C. PHILBROOKS, Prop. 11-28 2m
THHE CORPU, BOOMB AND FAMILY DIN-
A ing parlors, 130' iS. Spring Bt.; $1.25 to $2
per day: meals, 250. 11-2S 2m •
FOR RICN'T—FURNISHKD HOUSES.
Q-lTbo B4OTI FULLY FO"
O nlshed, with horse and buggy, Washington
st : $40.
7 other furnished houses, from $20 to $100.
Also rooms and parts of houses suitable for
housekeeping.
NEELY A CONVERSE,
11-20 lm 102 S Brosdway (Basement.)
BUSINESS FOR EXCHANGK.
NICE CLEAN STOCK OF GROCERIES;
good ioc.stn.in, doing flue business; some
cash, balance city or country property; will in
voice abaut $2500
NEELY A CONVERSE,
11-26 lm 102 s. Broadway (Basement).
FOR SALE.
ewT
Apply of No. 42, Athletic Club,
Spring. 0 12-25 3t
Sob sale—cheap, one four-seat
JT carriage, one two-ieat wagon. 112 Com
mercial st. 12 24 3t.
F"~ OB SALE—ONE OPEN BUGGY, ONE
lady's phaeton, one set double, one set sin
ele harness; also for s-ale, one 3-room co-tatre
and lot. 12-24 3t
SALE—SIAND ARD SEWING MA
-1 ch.nes at their new office, 121 W. Third st.
12-23 7t
OITiCIAL IIAKG.VIS.S IN M' ( Art!-,
0 wagoiwand harness, -roves, tods, organs,
billiard tables, pony for saddle or driving, and
second-hand go '•d.s. or will exchange for old
rigs Mid liarn ><*s, small si::e stoves, r.-irige a or,
small sale, ollic; d 'St. geotlo f.imllv mare,
fence boards, etc. E. MOAT, 401 S Broadway
11-29 lm
FOB SALE—LOB ANGELES Ha \ MARKcT.
near "cor. Aliso and Los Angeles sts.: all
weights warranted; carloads of bay and sacks
of feed, full weight; bales of hay wLhln 7'a per
cent of tag weight; single bales or sacks weighed
[or 5c each; bay bought and sold on commis
sion at $1 per ton: seed barley and wheat in ex
change for hay; seed samples on hand; all
transactions C. O. D.: also 100 acres fine potato
laud, free from frost, I\.' % miles from railway
station, for rent in lots at $1 per acre. JAS.
RUSSELL, 412 N Los Angeles st. Telephone
224. 11 25-lm
CARRIAGES. BUGGIES—IF YOU
want to buy, sell or exchange; the largest
stock in the city to select from. 221-225 Re
quena st .east of Los Angeles Bt 9 20 90t
for sale—live stock.
delivery
1 wagon: will sell at half Trice .jj taken at
once. Apply to Broadway stable, near Fourth
Bt. 12 24 2t
DELL A COLLINS HAVE JUoT ARRIVED
from Invo county with 25 head of tine
voting horses and rrares all well broken and
for sale cheap at Wickershara's Stable*, 225
Aliso at. 12-2 i 7t
]701ilsALE— FINE BROOD MaRE, IN FOAL
' by Raja; also 2-ycar-' Id filly, top buggy
and nanus-; great bargain. Inquire 527 W.
-evntth st. lm
HOME INDUSTRIES.
■fJsULTON' ENGINE WORKS—LOS ANGELES
JP agents Bahcock A Wilcox boiler, Goubert
tubular heaters, Dodge wood split pulleys.
Telephone 661. 12-4 lm
MECHANICS' MILL, NUELLH A NICOL
Planiug Mill Co., manufacturers of sash,
doors, blinds, etc., 119-135 8. Alameda st.,
near First, Los Angeles, Cal. Telephone 79;
P.O. Box 231. 12-:ilm
rOS ANGELES CRACKER CO., MANUFAC
j turers of all kinds of crackers; the largest
steam lukery in Southern California: corner
Aliso fit. and ADso road. Los Angeles, Cal. P.
0. Box 052: telephone 12-3 lm
LOS ANGELES SOAP CO—ESl'ABl.lliTlTfb
1860. Manufacturers of toilet and laun
dry soaps, 55(1 to 570 Banning st. and 70» E.
First St., Los Angeles, Cal. 12-3 lm
OOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CRACKER CO—
O The largest steam Bikerv in Houihern Cali
fornia: manufac:urers of all kinds of crackers,
507-509 Aliso st., Los Angeles, Cal.; telephone
648 12 3 lm
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR AND PICKLE !
Works—Pure wine pickle and cider vinegar
niHnnf ictu ed; also pickles, cider and sauer
kraut. 555 Banning st, near First and Alame
da sts , Las Angeles, Cal; telephone 359.
12-3 lm
r\ T. HANLY A CO., STEAM COFFEE AND
VT. spice mills teas a r pecialty: flavoring ex
tracts, baking powders, tea, coffee and spice :
cans, starch, toilet soaps etc, 818 Upper Main
st, Los Angeles, Cal: telephone 59. 12-3 lm
ETC. '
ROOM 9, DOWNEY i
block. Tel. 347. Los Angeles. 11-22 ti. | 1
BARG A ins IN RKAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS' IN REAL~E'TATK BY A. H.
NEIDIG, No. 229 W. Second street.
FOR EXCHANGE.
BOA8 OA AAA— 9,ock of general merchandise
building i, located <n a good
rai road towu; doing a splendid business; for
exchange for good Southern California prop
eity:must take charge of another businers the
reason for selling
*•»,"; AAli—A handsomely furnished hotel
Jin)'\j\J\) of 50 rooms near Los Angeles, to
exchange for acreage in Los Angeles, San Ber
nardino "r Orange count}.
One or t«o well-established stores, witi
good paying business and clean stock of goods
and fixi urea in a good Los Angeles county
town, fo' improved or unimproved properiy
Good fruit ranches to exchange for city prop
erty.
—— 12 11m
BARGUN9 IN CITY PROPERTY THAT
cannot be secured much longer, for they
will sell.
READ! READ!
5-room cottage. East Los Angeles, 2 blocks
from Downey cable, $3'>o
A lot on Rich s . near Pico, $575
A lot on New Hampshire st, near Washing
ton, $375
A magnificent lot on corner llth and Olive
sts. very cheap
And others that will increase in value imme
diately.
Call and see our exchsnee list, both e'ty and
country property, including California and
eastern property.
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED SECU
RITY.
WANTED—MOUSES TO RENT
We have constant inquiry for well located
houses and cottages, In gool repair, and are in
need ol tt number of furnished and unfur
uished places fordesiiable applicants.
for rent—houses.
We always sympathize with those hutting
houses to rent; it is hard work, and to assist
such would any we keep a minute description
of each house, which wo will take pleasure in
furnishing.
F. H PE'PER A CO ,
12-4 lm 108 <*. Broadway.
SALE—S3 -00, ELEGANT 6-ROOM
V cottage, near 9th and Pearl; mantel, bath,
hot and Gold water, stable, etc.
f 2000—Fine 5-room house, near 9th and Pearl.
$50u0—Elegant 10-room house, near Figueroa
and P co.
iSnoo—Beautiful home, Hope Bt., lot 60x165,
0 rooms.
$3500-6 room cottage. Hopest .near 9th.
$3500—New 9-room house, near Figueroa and
23d; electric cats.
$5700—Chcice home, 9 rooms, Flower St., near
Washington.
$3500—6 rooms and stable in Bonnie Brae tract
$3600—9 rooms, 24th st., between Main and
Grand aye.
$3100—6 room house, large lot, 15th St., near
Hill.
$950—Cheap lot. Bonsa'lo are., near 21st.
$900—Bargain: lot, 21st It, between Figueroa
and Grand aye
$1300—Choice lot. Adam", near Grand.
$1500—Fine lot. Flower, near Adams.
$12^0—Elegant lot, Alvarado, near 9th.
$5000—100 feet Figueroa, near Wa hlngton.
$2800—60 feet Flower st., near Bth.
Cheap, elegant corner, Broadway; income.
Bargain, 25 feet. Spring st .near First; pays
10 per cent BRAD3HAW BROS..
11-24 3m 101 3. Broadway.
IsOR SALE-LIST YOUR PROPERTY, SALE
or exchange, and houses to rent, with
I'ffA" VICTOR HALL. 223 W First. 12 6 lin
LOST AND FOUND.
lOrT— ON SPRING ST , BET I. LOWMAN'3
j gent's furnißt.'ing store and the Boston dry
goods store, » chatelaine watch, silver, about
the > ixe oi a half dollar, with a <b chain and
gold ball. KetuinioL A. Athletic club, No
220 S. Spring and get reward. 12-25 It
T~ CeiT—TWO - PR OM 135014Y NOTES: ON E
_j for SIOO and the other fc 452 i, each dated
November 17, 1891, sig.ied by Andrew stevens
and payable to M W. Conkllng. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by returning same
to M W Conkllng, 9"> Temple block 18-17 tf
WINKS AND LiyUOKS^
•tohn FlTin>KK
fj icksburg brewery, Chicago brewery, United
states brewery, Extra Pale Ptlsener, Standard,
ErlimgerandCuimljacherb'crj, of high repute.
JACOB ADLOFF, Gen'l Agt , New Main. Mis
sion and Chavez sts., Los Angeles. Telephone
468. Family trade solicited. 16-6-lm
r\ EORGE ZOBKLEiN. JOST MAIER
VT Maier A Zobelein's Brewery Lnger iv
kegs oi bottles, malt and brewers' supplies.
Office, 444 Aliso St., Los Angeles, Cal. Tele
phone 91. 12-4 lm
HENRY J A. 3TUHH, NATIVE CALIKOR
nia wines and brandies; agent for the cele
brated 0. X extra and Rosedale whiskeys,
2-.:5 W. First St., Los Angeles, Cal. Telenhone
949. 12-3 lm
ESCALLIER DKU.EKIN GROCERIES,
liquors, clgirs and general
produce, 500 and 502 Aliso St., Los Angeles,
Cal. Telephone 653; 12-3 lm
T,s FLEUR. WINE AND LIQUOR MER
JCj. chant, 404 and 406 N. Los Angeles st.
Tel'phone 224 Family trade supplied. Goods
delivered to any partof tho city tree of charg-.
Orders for the conn try promp ly attended to.
Agency and depot of Uncle Sum's wine vaults
at Napa City, cal. 12-31 ly
TVACIIE& CO., SUCCESSORS TO VAC HE
• Freres A Co., wholesale dealers in Wines
and l iquors. Depot for the celebrated brands
of Brookside Vineyard. Cor. Commercial and
Alameda sts., Los Ange es. Cal. Telephone 309
12-2 lm
AST A~PISK, W HOLKtTt LE WINK AND
j liquor merchants, 131 N. Vain Bt., Los
Angel's Cal. wines and brandies a specialty.
Telephone 38. 12 11 in
G~Ot.bs>liTHB BROS, SUNSET WlljE'co - ,
winegrowers, and wholesale liquor deal
ers, 632-6.17 N. Main. Telephone 543. P.O.
Box 108S, station C, Los Angeles. 12-1 lm
LEVY A CO., SUCCESSOR TO L. A.
• Vint ge Co., importers ami jobhers of
wines and livuors, 312 314 N. Los Angeles st.
Telephone 133. P.O. Box 17, .sta. C. 12-1 lm
A. VVINK CO , 363 NT MAfN hT , WILL
v. ship two cases assorted Cal, wines, con
sisting of 24 qt bottles (choicest), to any ad
dress in the n. b. (freight prepaid) for $8.50.
Telephone 923. 12-1 lm
JP. TAGGART A CO..
FAMILY LIQUOR DEALERS,
311-313 NEW HIGH ST.
TELEPHONE 396 12 1 lm
VIGNOLO, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
• dealer In wines and liquors, 116 West
First Bt.. Ixis Angeles, Cal. Telephone 222; P.
O Box 210. 11-29-lm
CALIFORNIA. WINE CO., MAIN OFFICE,
222 HouthSpring st., Los Angeles. Califor
nia wines and brandies. Wineries at Sierra
Madre 11-29-2ra
S~ TEINIKE A BRUNING. DEALERS IN CAL.
wines and brandies, main office cor. Los»An
geles and Commercial sts, Los Angeles; tele
phone 538; established iv 1885. 11-28 lm
IrtRED MOHR, WINKS, LIQUORS A
' wholesale and retail, 358 S. Spring st. Tele
phone [phone] lm
J. WOOLLACi/TT, IMPORTER AND EX
• porter of fine liquor". Send for whole
sale price list, especial ly prepared for the holi
day trade. 124 and 126 N. Spring Bt., L A.
11-26 lm
Na 416 SIXTH ST., FMUNG
Sixth st. jiark; trnusientand family hotel:
bpard and rooms, $1 to $2 per day; streetcars
pass the door; tel. 728. A. M. Wilcox. Pro
prietor 12-22 2m
DENTISTS.
8. Spring at. 11-25-tf
17IRANK V. McBEATH, DENTIST, 230J* S.
1 Spring St., Room 1, Workman blk. 11-14 tf
G. CUNNINGHAM, DENTVST, NO. 131
• N. Spring at., rooms 1 and », Phillips
block, Los Angole.3, Cal. mlStf
RT G. KNKPPErTdENTIST, NO. 126 W
First St., old Wiifion block. 5-81 tf
w7~WKLLB, CORTIiPRIKG AND FIRST
Jt str.., Wilson block; take elevator; teeth
Clled and extracted withont pain; gold crowa»
and bridge work a specialty. Room 30. m4tf
R. TOLHURST, DENTIST, N.SPRING
St.. rooms 2. 6 and 7. Painless extracflne
insurance."
DOBINBON A VETTER.
_8-t tt 214 South Broadway.
SABICHI A McCONNAChTe, REAL ESTATE
and insurance, 232 8. Main St. 11 25 lm
mantelsATndg^a^pes^
BRUNEjR A
• mantels, grates, art tiling, fireplace fur
niture, vestibule and floor tiling. Grate re
pairing a specialty. 610 Nortk. Main street,
Los Angeles, Cal. 12 6-lm
FOB BALK—Country Property.
Jr*Oß SALK-THRKE
' improved. In a good town, with good rail
road communication with los Angelep, horse,
buggy, in plemeiits. etc .: the bouse ia fluelv
furnish'd; price, H- 00; the piii c asked would
not ray for the bji dings. If you want such a
home investigate It. A. J. MKAD, 238 W.
First St. 12-24 4t
I/OR SALE—
11 CHEAP LANDS
For cultivation of oranges, lemons, walnuts,
figs, apricots and nil
CITRUS AND DECIDUOUS FRUITS,
corn, alfalfa and vegetables,
$40 TO $05 PER ACRE.
We still have 1400 acres unsold in our
ANAHEIM HOMESTEAD TRACT,
Which adjoins the towu of Anaheim, 50 min
ute.s from Los Angeles; schools, churches, rail
road station on irace 1100 acres sold and im
proved during past year. For full particulars
see the owners.
STAN ION & VAN AL9TINE, 111 8. Broadway.
12-4 lm
17IIR8T-CLABS FRUIT LAND, 12 MILES
I city, near depot; your own terms and 10
years st t> pr et. if you ask it, but land must be
improved; a few piecfs il years without pay
ment-, if trees shall be planted. J.J. Oosper,
1 •.'■)-■ -.»rl)wst. 12-4 Im
TO EXCHANUG.
HOUSE ON JEFFERSON ST.,NEAR GRAND
aye, 8 rooms, furnished, for San Francisco
or Oakland property.
A 5-room cottage. East First st; large lot, well
improved, for Wisconsin property.
Good first-ctass city property to exchange for
» stock o' drugs in the city.
4 acres at Downey, w,ell Improved, for stock
of goodsof almost auy'klnd iv city.
Good acreage pr iperty for live stock.
Good acreage property for East Los Angeles
house and lot.
2 lots near Arcade depot for lot in southwest
part; will pay cash difference.
Furniture in a 20-room lodging house, lease
and good will for city property; location the
be.-t.
NEELY A CONVERSE,
102 S. Broadway (B.sement).
P. B.—List your property with us for quick
returns, city, country or rental, ioum for
business. N AC, 1028 Broadway. 11-201 m
IflOR KXCH -NGE OR SALE— RAZING
lands, bee ranches farm lands, with springs
of water; lots, notes and mortgages, diamonds,
etc., etc. J. C. WILLMON, 230 W. First st.
12 1 tin
BciINIESS^CHANCES.
BALI — A PAVING HARDWARE
business of several years standing, with an
excellent trade: the more is well stocked and
located in the heart of San Jacinto, one of the
be t small towmin Sou hern California! popu
lat on about 1100: for sale on acotint of ill
health. Address J. G. Reinhardt, San Jacinti.
12-iO lm
KUG BUSINESS, WE L KS I ABLIS.H HD
trade: close in, low rent. Apply to J O.
White, 337 Aliso St. 12 20 7t
lODGING HOUSE, 20 ROOMS, CLOSE IN
j on Hill It., fliuly furnished; must sacrifice
on account of sicknos; ipIOOO. Also 12 room
lodging house, close iv on Bioadwav. for $750.
NEELY A CONVERSE, 102 S. Broadway (Ele
ment). 11-20 lm
L"H)R SAuTbtT TO KENT—THE SOUTH
V Pasadena hotel and about 4 acres of im
proved laud. This property ls situated six
miles from Los Angeles, in tho city of South
Pasadena, opposite tho Santa Fe depot. The
hotel contains 40 sleeping rooms, and is piped
throughout for gas find hot and cold water and
Qtted with electric bells. There are 120 orange
44 apricot, 52 peach, 17 nectarine, 5 quince, 3
almond. 37 apple, 3 pear, 6 plum, 3 prune, 2
tig aud 0 loquat trees, and a small vineyard, to
gether with a beautiful garden of flowers and
shrubs. For further particular? address or in
quire of DR. H. F. PITCHER, 17 N. Marengo
aye., Pasadena. Cal. 5-26 12m
EXCURSIONS.
CAR^SERVICE;
tho Santa Fe route, shortest through car line
totheeist: dally through trains to Chic go;
spe -ial family tourist sleeping oar excursions
for Kansas City, St. Loul", Chicago ami New
York personally attended through to Boston by
Santa Fe excursion conducutrs, For cheapest
tickets and full information apply to anyageut
Southern California Ry, and City Ticket Office
Santa Fc Roue, 129 N. Spring st„ Los Angeles
11 tf
HONOLULU TOURS—HUGH S. RICE, 6PE
clal agent Occauic 3 S. Co. Office: 124
VV. Second st; P.O. Box 1671. 12-4 tf
AMM~B RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP
Ticket Agency, 115 8. Spring et., iv front
of the Wielaud. Railroad tickets bought, sold
aud exchanged. 9-22 lyr
PHILLIPS' EXCURSIONS VIA P.IO GRANDE
route every Friday personally conducted
through to Chicago aud Boston. Office, No. 138
South spring st. 1 tf
't c77udson <St CO.'S EXCURSIONS EAST
ft . every Thursday via Salt Lake City and
Denver. Tourist cars to Chicago and Boston.
Manager In charge. Office, 212 S. Spring St.
6-1 tf
OCX ISLAND fillUTE* EXCURSION fi
leave Los Angeles Tuesdays via Denver and
Rio Grande railway. Through Pullman tourist
cars to Chicago via Salt Lake City, Lead vfile and
Denver. For circulars, etc., call on or addrest
F. W. THOMPSON, 138 S Spring st. 5-12 tf
WINTER RESORTS.
SIERRA MADRE VILLA HOTEL, SITUATED
at base of mountains, 14 m'lr* from Los An
geles, now ooen for guests. R?fiirnished and
renovated throughout Pure mountain water
and first class table Free 'bus meets Santa Fe
trains at Lamanda park. Reliable conveyances
to Wilson's p ak. Terms reasonable H. L
H.VUNARD, lessee and manager, lama nda park
P P.. Lo« Ange'cOo . C«l 11-25-if
PHYSICIANS.
DR. If. AKE.-SBERG, GRADUATE 0?
University of Berlin. Private. Blood ana
nervous diseases a specialty: disorders of the
genito-urinary organs of the most obstinate
churacier thoroughly ftud speei'ilv cured. O'
flee: Room 4 Breed block, 30SU S. Spring st.
Office hours from 9 to 12. --'• 7-8 p.m. '/-7tf
DR WEST Hi'GHKS, FORMER KESIDETr
surgeon to tbe New York hospital; practice
limited to surgery and genito-urinary diseases
175 N. Spring st. Tel. 73 12-9 6m
R. LELIA LATTA, SPRING ST.
Diseases of women and nervous diseases a
specialty. Office hours: 10 to 12 a.m., 3 to 5
and 7 to 8 p m. 10 14 2m
R. C. EDGAR 3MITH.
Established 1883.
FEMALE AND RECTAL DISEASES
A specialty. Piles cured in from five to fif
teen days without the enife or detention from
business. Office, corner Main arid Seventh sts.,
Kobarts block. Tel. [phone] tf
ebljccaT LEE DOBBEY, M. D. OFFICII
No. 107% N.Maiu st. Special attention giver
to obstetrics, diseases of women, especially
nervous troubles and diseases of children
Hours 9to 11 a. m. and 2to 4 x>. m Telephone
513. ]e2-tf
M HILTON WILLIAMS, M.D., M.O.P.S.cT
• specialist in diseases of tho head, throat
and chest; also females; compound oxygen and
medicated inhahitions used in all diseases of
tbe respiratory organs. Office 137 S. Broad
way, Los Angeles.
RB. DR. WELLS, 127 EAST THIRD ST.
Specialty, diseases of women. Many
years of successful painless methods in recta)
diseases.
MRS. DR. J. H. SMITH, SPECIALTY, MID
wifery. Ladles eared for durlug confine
ment at 737 Bellerne rtvo tn if
OVERS AND WnISFeKsT 
CARROLL BROS., HAT ANIT BONNET
Bleachers, 227 W. Fourth St., Los Angeles.
11-28 lm
PARISIAN DYE WORKS, 274 8. MAIN
street. Best dyeing in tho city. 1-13 tf
M~"~ETROPOLITAN STEAM DYE-WORKS,
241 Franklin st. Fin« dvelng and clean
lnrr. l.tfl.rf
contractors and builders.
ousand asphalt paving. 227 W. First st.
9-112 m
/I J. KUBACH, CONTRACTOR A BUILDER
\J* Office and shop 419 East Seventh st. Tel
ephone No. SOft tl -1 92
attorneys.
Phillips block, 145 Spring st. 11-22 tt
J MARION BROOKS, LAWYER. OFFTCE;
. Rooms 21, 29, 30 and 31, Fulton block,
near courthouse, New High st. Telephone
98L B-11 tf
FLORISTS.
108 ANGELES
J Kravchyk, Prop. Cut flowers, bouquets and
plants; designs of flowers made to order on
short notice and shipped to all parts of the
United States. S. E. cor Main and Second sts.
12-4 1 m
CARRIAOB WORKS.
EE.
> nfaoturer, No. 112 S. Los Angyles st. Re
pairing solicited. Telephone [phone]-jl
WANTED—HELP,
WANTED— HELP! HKLpThELiTIcEaT£
ney & Rockefeller. Tel. 951 Ladies' de
partment conducted by Mrs. Kearney, 129 8.
spring at. 7 waitresses. 17 per week; 5 chain,
bermatds, $20 per rai mh 57 glili for house
work, $25 to $30 per month; 10 ranch hands,
$25 to $.10: 5 woodchoppers, $4 per cord: man
and wife on ranch, com. a. waiter-,dishwashers,
125 to $<*0. Your orders solicited; call and see
us and register your names free; eastern office.
12-4 lm
WANTED-AT THE D. 8. EMPLOYMENT
office, all kinds of hi lp, male aud female,
furnished free; the best place in t c city for
hotel servants; 15 year ' experience; flrst-class
city referonce. Office 222H 8. Main st. Tele
phone 399. _____ '2-lM lm
W AN'i_i>-A fc v UoD V UKel INO T~ii
'» beat help to send me their address and par
ticulars. L Mayer, 107 W. First St. 11-29 lm
YVHO"CAN MILK; AN
other who understands the care oi horse*.
Apply at L. MAYER'S, 107 W. First St.
11-29 lm
WANTED— MEN TO WORK IN TUB
country. Apply at L. MAYER'S, 107 W.
First tt. tl-2»lm
WANTED— FARM HANDS] TET_WTER3
and two clerks. Apply at L. MAYEK'B,
107 W. First st. 11-29 lm
WANTED— CITY CANVASSER; BIG COM
miasion; between 10 a m. and 3 p. m.
Room 45, Bonebrake building. 5 10 t*
WANTED-ALL NEEDING HELP FREE—
Employment or any Information, address
E. NITTINGF.R'B BUREAU; established 1880
Office, 319 X 8. Spring; residence, 451 8. Hope
■t, cor. Fifth, Los Angeles, Cal. Telephone 113.
816 tf
WANTED— FEMALE II EL IP
War r l ""to ~~ do"gTc\ eral
housowork. Apply at 211 N. Main at
___ 12-17 tt
WANTED— A GIRL FOR CHAMBER WORK
and table wil ting; wages $25 per month.
The Brunswick, cor. Hill an t Sixth sts. 12-16U
W ANTED — LaljY CANVASSERS. 15"-
TT quire 527 W Seventh st 1211 m
WANTED—AGENTS.
\\T ANTED—L i^NV—
m big pay and high i.iass work; call between
10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Room 46, Brysou llonebrake
block. 1-25 12m
WAN __IB—SHTtf.%I lONS..
\\T ANT Eli—Sl ? 6 Alios' B V AMERICAN
yy lady as w rklug hoii<ekeu >er for widower
or care of fur* ished rooms. Call at Room 22,
N Miinst.,L. A, 12-23 31
WANTEIJ-MIHCKLLANEOirs.
W~~AN Tj_ D^A^UKNT LelJan"
wiihea to correspond with a lady wiih a
view to matrimony. Address P. O. Box 1"62,
Lob Angeles, Cal. 12-24 7t
ANTED—PARTNER IN A GOOD PAYING
barber shon; no experience required; one
haif interest exchanged for city propenv or
cash. G. D Bunch, 1188 Broadwa*. 12-l'97t
YIJ ANTED—MATRIMONIAL HUKEAU OF
TT Information, male aud female; for par
ticulars send 20c stamps or nione'; office
hours, 8 a.m. to 8 pm. Address P. O. Box
1h62, Los Angeles, Cal. 12-17 lm
ANTED—HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR
second hand furniture at G. W. Browti'i
Storo, 506 S. Spring tt. 12-5 lm
HBADQUARI ERB;
freeof charge: California brandy. sc;soup
nndbeer, sc. GEO. LACOUR, 401 S.Los An
geles St., Los Angeles, Cal 11-25 3m
ANTED -TO SUPPLY EVERYBODY
with kindling, 5 sacks for $1.00 at the hay
and wood yard, corner Seventh and Olive.
10-2 3m
WANTED— PICTURES TO FRAME, CHEAP
est place at BURNS', 256 8. Main St.
1-27-tf
—
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Main st., opposite the Cathedral, and exam
ine the elegant stock of holiday goods on ex
hibition; beautiful presents, new designs in
every variety at all prices; save your money
by buying in the cheapest place. 12 8 cod 8t
fpo ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN —
_ Notice Ls hereby given that the interest of
Fook Lee in a certain lease made by <-ue Apa
blassa to Fook Lee and Li Yet Tong, has
this day rieen sold to the undersigned. All
rtut* from said premises will hereafter bo paid
to John T. J nes, our attorney, Fulton block,
Los Angeles, Cal LEN, YECK „ CO.
December 23, 1891. 12-24 Bt
"ifOME FOR INVALIDS" — ST. PAUL'S
II Hospital, cor. Hill and 16th sts.. 1
block from Grand aye cable, and 1 btock from
Main st. cars. Tel. [phone] lm
oTICE—A. LORRAIN, PROPRnCTOR OF
the City Steam Dyeing and Cleaning works,
and office have removed to 343 S. Broadway.
12 17 lm
DON'T FORHET THAT WIDNEY S TOY
store is at 555 S. Broadway; low rent and
low prices; free "stop over" on the cable; it
will pay you togo there. 12 15 lOt
LI ZE RS FOR LA WNB—THE~KE A SON
has now arrived when, to get a gcod lawn
and to keep it good, it is necessary It should be
dressed with some kind of fertilizer. We
therefore advlao our friends to use our care
fully prepared lawn fertilizer, it being cheaper
thau stable manure. No weeds, no smell,
easily applied, and will be found to produce a
most steady and pleasing growth. Put np in
25c. 50c and $1 bags. Nitrate of soda, pure
dissolved bones, bono meal and superphos
phate always on hand. GERMAIN FRUIT
CO., Baker block. Los Angeles. 10 23 d.tw
AI.IFORNIA STRAW WORK*—L \ DIES'
and gents' hats cleaned, dyed and reshaped;
the latest, styles und first-class work guaran
teed. Thurston Steam Dye Works iv connec
tion. Tel. 682. 264 S Mfttfnst 12-24 lm
ifl ASoTINE STOVES CLEAN ED AND RE
IX paired at 403 S. Spring at. (with Horse
shoe oil Co.;: work guaranteed; telephone
1008. M. D. B LAC KM AN. 12 3lm
rpTfE GRE AT~INd7a N~RH KUMAT IC CURB
i is the greatest discovery nude within the
last 100 years iv patent medicines. For sale
by all leading druggists 10-17 I2m
TVI'OTiC——THE LOS~ANGELEB CII V WATER
.Lsl Company will strictly enforce the follow
ing rule: The hours for sprinkling ore between
6 and 8 o'clock a. ra., and 6 aud 8 o'clock p. m.
For a violation of the above regulation the
water will be shut off and a fine of $2 will be
charged before water will boturned on again.
aol7-tf
EDUCATIONAL.
rp FAC H KB*' CLASS
_L county ex mlnation. Poslilons for gov
ernesses and teachers. 120JSS. Sprirg
12-25 2m
PUPILS WANTED - FOREIGNERS AND
persons of neglected education carefully
taught by an experienced teacher; correal ond
ence s rictly confidential. Address Instruct
ress Station B , city. 12-18 7t
AWL LHAUTITZ, MUSIC BIUDIO, ROOM
• 37, Cal. Bank build.ng; also lersons at
pupils' residence. 12-15 3m
QT. HILDA'S HALL, GLENDALE, CAL. A
kJ School for girla and young ladies; 3 miles
from L. A. city limits. Eastern people seeking
change of climate for tbeir daughters can find
in all southern California no more perrect con
ditions for health and study. The air com
bines all the advantages of both mountain and
sea breeze, and tho water is perfectly pure.
A fine tennis court, beuutiful walks ami drives.
Gn at attention paid to physical culture under
a trained teacher. Excellent table aud a lovely
home For information address MJBS K. V.
DARLING. Principal. 11-28 lm
LO3 ANGELES UNIVERSITY-FOR BOTH
sexes. Students received at any time.
Full regnlar advantages. Music, art, elocu
tion, Bttorthand and tvpewriiing. Military
drill and Delsarto. CALVIN EST—RLY, Pres
ident. V O. box 2893. 8-1 tl
lUDLAM SCHOOL OF ORATOR~Y AND
J Arts, V M.C. A. building. , 7-8 tf
r%MIS LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGB
A and English Training School (incorporated),
144 S. Main St., Los Angeles. Superior ac
commodations: complete courses in book
keeping, siorthaud, typewriting, penmanship,
telegraphy, English and assaying; thorough
daily class drill and olose personal attention;
frequent reviews; call and inspect our facili
ties and method of doing work; writo for cir
culars. E. R. Shrader, President; F. W. Kel
scy, Vlee-pres't; I.N, luskeep. Sec. 8-16 Iyr
WOODBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE
AND
SHORTHAND, TELEGRAPHIC AND PEN
MANSHIP INSTITUTE
245 S. Spring st., Los Angeles, OaL
The leading commercial school of Southern
California. Day and evening sessions,
For catalogue call at the college, or address
HOUGH, FELKER _ WILSON,
7 -5 3m Proprietors.
MACHINISTS.
MANN
blacksmith shop, iron and brass casting,
tools, models, patterns, nulleyw, snafling, hang,
era. etc. General repairing. Telephone 902,
534 8. hot Angeles at. 11-25-4 m