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ADVERTISING.
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public and making known your
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Hesald. It is cheap, brings quick returns,
and places the advertiser iv direct communi
cation with those he wishes to reach.
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1 81.00 PER LINE PER MONTH.
! Special rates for a longer period.
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Persons wanting Situations, Help, or wishing
(o Rent, Buy or Sell Property, will do well to
advertise in The Herald.
OFFICIAL CITY PAPBR.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
F. SII)PEr" H^IJ^K~ A
• 118 center Place. 1-15 tf
RE YOU IN TROUBLE? DO YOU HAVE
to realize quick ou your merchandise or
stock" Bee us. GRO3M ANN & Flail.HY, 14
and 15 Brvson block, Spriiis and Second.
I- 25 tf
HY GIVE AWAY"YOUK GOODS TO NEC
ond nsnd dealers, when yon csn send for
as? We will pay you the highest cash prices
or set you double the money at auction. GROS
MANN A FEGLEY, city auctioneers and bro
kers, 14 and 15 Brvson ,v. Bouebrnke block.
1-25 tf
UKTKR'B TEXAS TAMALE-' CAN RE OB
talned at the lollowin;* places: Spring and
Second, First and spring, junction Tempi- and
Spring, front of Germania saloon. Main street.
Our signs indicate our address, (iIS Bellevue
avenue. Don't be imposed upon by imitators.
Buy the genuine article at the above locations.
We are the originators of the genuine Texas
tamales In Los Angeles. 12-14 om
TYPEWRITERS FOR BALK OB RENT;
terms aasy; Paper, Cartoon, Ribbons, etf.
LONGLItY A WAGNCR. First and Spring.
II- 24 if
OTIC E—THE LOS ANGELES CITY WATER
company will strictly enforce the follow- i,
lng rule: Tbe hours for sprinkling are be
tween (J and 8 o'clock a. ra. aud ti and 8 o'clock
p.m. for a violation of the above re,'"'atirin
the water will be shut otr and a lino of $2 will
bo charged before water will bo turned on
acain. 3 '7 'f
SOCIETY NOTIOfS.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIA v —THE VARIOUS
lodges of the Order of Knights of
In this city hold regular conventions as below:
All resident and visiting Knights cordisliy
welcomed.
BAMSON NO. 148—700 Downey avo. (K. Loa
Angeles), Monday evening, J. K. Carson. C. «\
AT PYTHIAN OASTLK. S. 3PIUNG ST.
GAUNTLET NO. 129-Mouday evenisg, J. J.
Uhoate, C. C.
TRICOLOR NO. 96—Tuesday evening, George
B. fhaffer, <;. C
LA FRATkßNlTK—Wednesday evening, F.
Anxionnette, C. C.
OLIVE NO. 26—Thursday evening, Charles
Stausbury, C. C,
MARATHON NO. 182—Friday evening, G. 3.
Ado'pu,C. C,
BUREAU OF RELIEF—Every Wednesday
evening until further notice.
■ 1 " .hi..l !
IV ANTED-II It I.P.
PETTY, HUMMEL A CO.. EMPLOYMENT
agents, successors to Msrtin & Co. and
Petty & Hummel. Hotel and house-help de
partment 131 to 135 Weßt First street, tele
phone 50ft; ranch and miscellaneous depart
ment, 207 West Second street, telephone 40.
Los Angeles, Cat. carefully selected help of
all kinds promptly furnished.
T YOU WANT~ISLP _ bF ANY KIND, GO
to the Free Employment Bureau, 24'> New
High St. Tel. 1153. 1-29 tf
V\, r ANTED—ALL NEEDING HELP FRK2
i' Employment or any information, ad
dies* K. NITTINGKR'S BUREAU, established
1880. Office, 319H south Spring street: real
denoe, 451 South Hope street, earner Fifth,
Ln» AggateS, Cal Telephone 113. 8-Tt t'
SITUATIONS.
\V r ANTEb.-SITUAIIi.>NIBY A YOUNgTaD V,
I* who has had some experience iv milli
nery business, or will accept position as snles
lsdy iv any department. Call or address 818
Santee street. 1-UMf
\\ T ANTED—ALL KINDS OF FAMILY SKW
vt ing to do, at room 13, No. 412 3. Hope
street. 1-10 tf
, WANTED-AOBNT H.
"lI7ANTF D—AGENTS IN EVERY TOWN ON
" the Pacific cosst for an article that will
readily be disposed of. No c.-t Ttal required.
No stamp necessary for reply. You can attt ad
to your other business id addition. Address
AGENTS, bax CO, Herald ofEcu. 1-3 tf
-ly A NTED-BALAR\~OBro OMMItSION" TO
" agents to hsnslle the Patent Chemical
Ink Hrastng Pencil The ncsi us<tul and ai vel
invention of the age. urates ink thorough lv in
two seconds. Works liko magic 200 to SUO
per cent profit. Ascnt* making SI" per week.
Wo also want a general agent to take charge of
territory and appoint sub intent* A rare
chauce to make money. Writ" for forms and
specimen of erasing. MONROE ERASKR
MsiSUFACTURI.SG COMPANY. X 315, La
Crosse. Wis. ] m
LOSI AND Fjjuin,.
Ij^OUND— A TOADY'S GOLD WATCH ON
Sixth near Nelll si.; initials ou outside of
case. Owner can have watch by calling at this
ottice, describing property and paying ex
peuses kjH 41
T 08T-ONE DARK BAY OR MAHOGANY
colored horse, with no white. About 1M
hands high and branded with Ess wrench ou
bin and shoulders; wore a rope on neck
Finder will please return him to CHAPMAN ,Si
HERN S corral, No. 35!) East First street and
*<* P»y- 1 30 2t
LO3T-2 BLACK MARE COLTS. YEARLING
and 2-year-old; 2 year old 3 whit- feet
I !., w i n .l" rl P° downlll ce. Address 1. INVEIt-
Altn 1 , Vernondale. 1 2!) 3t
/"I AME TO PELLIS3IER PLVCE, OrTwEST
\y Seventh sireet, omsice. city limits, one.
black mßre. Owner cm have Baine by proving
piopeny and narine charges. 1 27 lot
STOLEN.
S T m^,7°^ 6 YEARS
™ S V. c L lpp f d; *"auded C P on hip; blistered
SfJ2! ' h ? c *' Dell ver «t Palace livery stable,
Eighteenth street, near Main. 1-3U tf
, ?!^^LJL?^^T _HO,,s,i: > , •
RENT—HOUee'h ALi. OVEr'tHE CITY.
A c. A. SUMNER £ CO., 107 8. Broadway.
4-12
T,IOR RENT - SEVERAL FURNISHM!
£ off! 01 ?* "'housekeeping; uo childron. 820
o 11111 street. AS Ml
«i TUTU'S - Mil WILLBOSK.
■t\"KLLBuRS & HUTTOsj, A T I'OKN KY.-AT
».T„„i. ! v - i loom " 88 ' and 89 Temple
block, Los Angeles, cal. 1-4 3 m
*T ?2"l*»i ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
t> Bryson-nonebrake block Telephones2B,
Practice in all the courts, state ana federal.
. 7-1 tf
"R E 2„?M?„ 1)R r. : !. , .n NO. 2 LAW
t. i n «'> 2! > rtmplc street, near court
nou-o. Telephone 108 7.1; t j
. ton b10ek,207 Now High street. Lis ;,„.
Egg: l-Hitf
. AJRCHITItCT.
(< H- ■ S, ARCHITECT, 132 >UIH
Br iiuauy. 8 7 . T
B'SSK.'--? 1 AROHITECT, SSTaY
litned for the past 10 years In Los Angeles.
Itooms7andB sicoud Hoot), Workman Block,
br>nng-st., he;'.vern .-H-conrl »nd Third 1 -25 1 y
CONTKA OTP KM.
FHANK C. YOUNB, CONTRACTOR, 4SwTl
son block. \ 8-11; ly
BAHttA INS IN RIAL KSTATE.
gain, within 15 m nutes of business center
on the best side of the city; jo room house,
nine closets, patented water closet, baths and
every conceivable convenience the heart could
desire; 12 acres of land abundance of water:
orchard of walnuts: pears, apptea aud many
other kinds of fruit; grapes and berries of every
i kind; for tho prico this cannot be matched In
Southern Cellforuli: only ¥4500: terms, 1*2500
! cash; balance on easy terms. The buildlugs
cost am unt asked. GILBERT A UiLI'KRT,
138* South Spring street. 1-2!) 3t
535 SALE-TWO VALUABLE RESIDENCES;
1 both bought in on loreciosure and offered
for debt anil costs: one in Los Angeles. $10,000.
worth #25.00 D cash: one In Pasadena build
ings erected five year l ago at cost of $35,t0J
for house alone. Conirnisslou to any agent sell
ing this property. GORDON A LONG, attorneys,
Bryson-Bouebrake block. 1-24 su tv tl
«i7u7lA-A VERY PRETTY HOME, SPI.END
•TMoUv idly flni.bed Inside; Urge lot; ce
ment walks; bearing fruit treeß; between two
car lines. Price $1800. CUDDY A STOI GH-
ToN, 141 South Broadway, 1-29 3t
4^?7in<l — * HOUSS - OF 9 ROO3iIS,~BATH",
»?I?IHfU gas, and every rroderu convenience,
on :ot to feet front, with driveway and stable,
tswii and flowers, on c eotrlc car line Price
$6000, part cash. CUDDY A STOUGHTON,
141 Sooth Broadway. 1-19 3:
s2 I^VTJ BEAUTIFUL BCILdTnG
nrIZ»)U lots on Twenty eighth st , near Fig
ueroa Price 4H25U each. CUDDY & STOUGH
TON, 141 S. Broadway. 1-29 3t
LARGS CORNER LOT ON
'T.icrinf' Hope st , fOx 65: close ia Price
CUDDY A STOUGHTON, 141 S. Broad
way. 1293t
-JU l-A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE OF 7
q?'r»7Aflf rooms, I ath. closets, etc . on a large
lot on West El-rite nth st. Price $4500. CI'D
DY A STOUGHTON, 141 8. Broadway. 1-29 8t
<SfTIIrUV-FOK BAlJ!~01f INBTALLM kNTd.
Oil*"'a hard-finished and t.ewly papered
bouse of 7 ro-ms on Ltr iy, uear M tin sireet; a
birgaiu. M. P. SNY HER. 139 S. Broadwaj.
1-29 7t
I^ORSALK— A LOVEI.Y 10-ROOM MODERN
house on Grand avenue: one of the beat
appointed houses on the street: une corner lot,
nicely improv. d; pr cc * U.OOO NORTON A
KENNEDY, 209 S. Broadway 1-29 3t
0O ~, t - TWO rIN X LOTS ON TWENT,»TH
vOuU s*rSet, neiir figueroa; pice »?350
ea.h. CUDDY Ai STOUoiHIU.f, 141 South
Bioadway. 1-29 3t
};0* SALE—GOOfi 6-ROOM HOUrE, CLOSE
to Main nnd Pico: newly pipered and
painted; only iftisou, worth douule. NORTON
1 KiCMNHD V, 20» S. Broadway, 1-29
'V*OA SA LE—MODkRN 5-ROOM HOUcII AND
1 basement, soinhwest part city, one-half
block from electric c*'s: fine yard ana lawn;
only £20 0: besi purchassi IB this city. NOR
TON at KENNEDY, 209 S. Broadway. 1-29
1) CORNER LOT IN~THB
r Bonnie Brae, 100x150, only $.'5OO NOR
TON di KKNNEDY, 209 South Broadway.
1-20 at
I .IOR SALE—IOOxIBS TO ALLEY ON CLEAN
side Hoover street, adjoining the Harper
tract. $1500. NORTON <* KENNEDY, '.09
Soulh Broadway. 1-29 3t
170R BALF—GOOD LOT IN UftliSTON
■ tract, $325. NORTON A KENNEDY, 209
south Broadway. I SO 3t
IX'R SALE-GOOD LOT IN PARK VILLA
! tract, Bousallo aye, fflOU. NORTON A
j KENNEDY, 209 South Briadway. 1-29 31
ii'Mulll - * LATIGK I/IT Ct UNION AVfT
►7—I)VIW line, near First si».:t. with nice
house of six rooms, bath, etc.' Price $20i.0;
part cash. CUUDY A: STOLGIiI'ON, 141 South
Broadway. 1-29 3t
BAID 1 WAS GOING TO SELL A 60-FOOT
lot on S. Spring street, and s*> I will, soon at
Homj price. If yon want it. address BOX 453,
I'aaadena, Cal. 1-28 5t
TJ"ORSALE—TWO VSRY HANDBOMEBUILD
i ig lots on Eleventh Btreet, west of Pearl,
in a very desirable quarter ol the city; size,
So*l22>» tech. Acdress FuR HALF, P. 0. box
6U5, city. 1-25
; T7IOR SALE—TWO RTORinrkbOMIiOUSE',
'X 1 stable, 2507 Soutu Flower St. POIsDKX
! TER A 127 W. Second. 1 20 lm
I^OR~^LK— I IIAVK A CLIRNT WHO~!i
compelled to sell three lots iv East loa An
geles at a great sacrifice They front on Han
sen street 'graded) and are within one block of
Krtrtz s'rctl cars, a great liargaln. Address
JAY K. HUNTER, Attorney, Bryion-Bouebrake
; 1,17 tl
FDR f>ALE-SIOCO-AN ELEGANT HOUSE
of 10 rooms. No 124 West Twcntv-fllth
j street. OWNER, 2803 south Main. 117 tf
A BARGAIN— A GOOD REB
-ldeuce In a very desirabio part of the city;
* this Is a rare chance; must be sold: extra in
j ducerrer ts. Address R, box 70, thlsoffl,o.l-14tf
FOR SALE-HOU-F. ON HOME ST., ONE
block north of Fills college: 5 roomß. hard
1 finish, pantry, closets, etc.; also good home
' and lot on f bilcdeipcla st, Want cash offer
for cither of above. Address BARGAIN, box
40, this ofneo. 1-14 tf
i7<6It"~RALFr- FIB-TciABS~IA^ALm r ;
1 JP baudsome one and one-half story cottage;
eight rcms, marble mantels and grates, hot
' sxtdcolC water; boiler iv kit-hcu, etc., eic.
. We offer this very desiiablo residence, ia th
mirlsr. of hanilsome Improvements, for the ex
trsordlnan .'ow price of $3650 cash. Adnress.
W. L. P., box f>6j, city. 1-14 tf
17VJR SaLk—A NEAT NEW 5-ROOM COT
tage, with bathroom, closets, etc.: nice lot;
I only tbitse minutta' walk from Arcsde depot;
pries low and terms easy: just the thing for a
railroad man. Adare»s W L. P., box 565, city.
, l_l4tf
FOE "ALE— OKI OF TRK MOST VALUABLE
corner bus!nes» Jo's in the city. I offer fur
sale, at a very low piicc. most di sirable lot ir
tbe city; a bargain. Address, W.L. P„ Box 565,
1.!4 t(
IjUiR SALE—9IB3S—A NiW FIVE-ROOM
house.en KcGarry street, ncsr Ninth and
Alameda: monthly payments, 910, aL i-on
Ba it LOW, 227 West Second street. 112 tf
SALE -^iuoo"^Nlw — 5 ROOM COT-
J. tagc, Michigan avenue, between Mott and
Hcket stieeis- monthly payments. ALLISON
BAKLOW, 227 West aecend St. 1-29-tf
FOR SALE—S6OOO BUYS A BRICK BLOCK
on Second st.: 2 stores aud 13 rooms; easy
terms. See t/WNjER, room 78, Temple block.
n-n-if
FOR BALK-MISCELLANEOUS.
TH
• the north wi.h a catload of fine family
horses, gtnilc, ail good roadsters and well bred,
which he 1 ffers for sale cheap; aso fine livery
turnouts to let. Sueeiil attention riven to
boarders. OLIVE bl-BLES, Hiß S. Olive st.
1-29 8t
YJOR SALE—CHKAP, 4 ROO « HOUSES TO
J? be moved; also store aud 4 rooms; also 20
doors; wheel cultivator, new; 1 large feed cut
ter, will tnke teaiu work for last mentioned.
Apply st tract, Roscdale ana Adams sts.
CilAd. VICTOR HALL. 1-19 If
171 OR SALE—OLD PAPERS IN QUANTI-
Z 1 ties to sun, at this office.
DKNTIBTB.
" U|~ DK^dTffENBAC^
Spring street, rooms 4 and 5.
.r»'j.k_,'. J Teeth rxtractcd and tided with.
I fXXy oll t pain 7-21-ly
1682 "FsUtbiished—lBB2.
DR. L. W. WELL-, COR. OF 8 RING AND
first meets, Wiison blocs; take elevator.
Gold 1 rown ana bridge work a specialty; teeth
extrac ed without pain. Room i. m 4 tf
A D w A : M S DKNTIaTa. 231)l a S. SPRING.
J:\ bet. Second and 1 hir j. Painless eilisg and
£ x . t . ra ?'j! , .»' {,u, :»uu *1; crowns »>s:set teeth,
H>o to $10; estabiishtd in L. A. city 13 yrs. 12-8
FRANK STEVES'-, 321 V, 8. SPRING ST.
Opeitjlunday tiud o.euiugs by electric light.
DSVTOLH V R3T,~dVNTIST, ldBy<N* b"prTnG
tt„ r.ioma 2, 0 and 7 Painless extraction.
PHYSICIANS.
/-I EoitrjE H.
V.T residence, Ixl North Springstre«t Office
hours, sto 12,1 to 5, otu Bp. in. Telephone
11-3H
M** W* ; IJi-OFFICRS IN HEIi
brick blork, 127 rast Third street, between
Btaln an a Ixis ugeles; disease, of women ncr
tous, rccial, sterility and gcnito-nrinary' dis
eans; aso electro ther.peutics. Hours, 10 to
4, 7 to 8.
MR" DR. J H. SMITH, SPECIALTY MliT
wiiery Laill. s cared for during c«ntiu»
-u tut at 727 Bellevue avenue. Calls pr< mpti'v
at ended to. TCcn'. -ie lilt). m 2B tf
MUSICAL.
LOS ANGELBB (J(sW sERVaTOjIyI)F MUHIC
and Art; open » 1 tlte y«ar. MRS. EMILY
J. VAI.EM'JN.i, president, corner Broadway
aud Fifth street. 8-14 ly
BANfO, BY mYoJeTm. ASTBURY; 5 ANDmD
stringed tr.ugbt. studio $1; take elevator
by People's store, PniPips block. 11-12 12m
rIS H B~KIMM ERM EYES ORWisBTRA —
J. Flrtt-clas-i mus c furnished for balls, par
lies concerts, receptions and picnics. Violin,
mandolin, etc.. bin hi. Room 21. New wil
laid block, South Spring street, Los An
geles, t sl. 1014 ly
109 ANGELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 31, 1803.
FOR SALK—COUNTRY PBOPISKTI.
ACReI
1 1 moist land, 2-, miles from Agricultural
Park; a very desirable piece of land for an
alfalfa ranch; wiil sell cheap ox exchange or
orange laud.
12 choice lots in town of Santa A n and Tus
tin. will sell cheap or exchange for ranch
property.
406 seres of the v. ry best alfalfa land in Santa
Ana valley; co-nfortable farmhouse nr.d
buildings: bam just bnllt, cost $1200; bear
ing apple and pear orchard; artesian water
piped to ar d b*rn; allfeuc-d with
board fencing; only 100 rods from good
sen toll this property will make one of the
finest dairy ranches in the state; a creanr iy
has ju-t been established In close proximity;
will sell ai a -m.ir for cash.
10 acres, about two blocks from the center of
Tuslin. near Santa Ana: about 300 bearing
orange trees, 10 shares of water; beautifully
located for a home: will sell cheap or ex
change lor city property; it will pay sou io
see this property before you buy or exchange.
Address G. J. W„ 166, Hera d. 1-25
fljOA PER ACRE—SNAP—CHOICE LA K D A3
sFt/V any iv California; 115 acres adjoining
town of Gardena; water in 15 feet: will s 11
whole or tn 10 acre lot*; commence selling
Monday. February 6; if you Intend to buy laud
for a home or speeulatlou examine this prop
erty at once and get your choice; must be sold
to close np. Funher paitlculars of JOHN L.
PAVKOVICH. tOB West First St. 12-18-tf
s2in n/Ui-40 ACRES OF FINE LAND AT
srll'.lilA/ Anaheim; S acres in bearing ami
33 acres in youag walnuts: 2 acres in bearing
apricots: balance in oranges and lemons: good
house, etc ; will exchange for city oropertv
Price $10,000. CUDDY A STOUGHTON, 111
8 Broadway. 1-29 3t_
ACRES OF LEVEL LAM'; -
!!r«i ■t\t\l acrea in bearing apricots; 3 acres in
al alia 22 acres In cultivation; abundance of
water; close to the city Price only $rtO i or
acre. CUDDY & STOUGHTON, 141 S. Broad
way. 1-29 3t
ti'JiWVl-fl ACRES, ALL IN 80MD WASH
!p> HH/U ington navel oranires, with a perfect
water right, only a short ride from the city;
will exchange for vacant lots in tho city.
Price $!I60U; CUDDY A STOUGHTON", 141 s
Broadway. 1-29 3t
JT* sjAA —80 ACRES OFGOVEKNM BNTLAtsD;
iP»HIf nor far from the city; 40 acres fenced ;
8 acres in whest: good house and 5 liea iof
tattle: all comple'e. Price $500. CUDDY A
STOUGHTON, 1418 Broadway. 1-89 .it
I~7SOR SALE—I 2 ACRE 3 CHOICK FOOT HILT,
' orauge grove in lull be iring: good build
ings; deeded water: price $11000. Let us show
you this. NORTON A KkNNEDY, 209 Soiiili
1-29 31
I "IOR SALK -151 ACRES; 101) ACHES IN
orange and walnut grove: one of thaanes 1
young orchards in tbe state, will show up with
any thing at double the price and will soon p y
$ o,Out) to $15,00 per year Income «$ 50 ier
r.cre. Look this up. NORTON A KKN > DV,
200 South Broadway.
VOR SALE—fob ACRES DAMP LANDn YU HI
JT of city; 120 acroi solid to alfalfa and flu?,
balance ii.» grain . $ :00 per acre takes it. The
bestbaT in.-outhcfn UaJUornla. NORTON A
KENNEDY. 209 soulh Broadway. 1-80 3t_
170R cALE-10 ACRE-" SOlTd TO NAY E L
i. oranges, two years old, at Highlands Noth
ing finer. House aud barn, water deeded. To
see Is to buy. Price only $55 W. NORTON A
KENNEDY, 209 south Broad way. 1-29 3t
JAIJR BALB—2O ACRES IN THE BALDWIN
1 ranch, solid to navel oranges three years
oldand the finest In the land. $500 per acre,
NORTON & KENNEDY, 209 South Broadws.y
1-29 3t
iit "UIA--M CASH - BUYS 10 AC.!tE-l BUL
m ItIUU tana vlucvard and house; 1% miles
to 2 depots. W. H. TO ...t'..'- ii. No. 8 Ksst
Colosado street, Pasadena. 1-27 7t
FOR 9A~LE—4O At-RHS IMPROVED LAND
with fine residence and gool water, within
S miles of the court house, Loe Angeles: cheap
and on favorable terms. Address AOREB. P. O.
box 565, city. 1-25 tf
ITSOR BALE-12 ACRE 9 OF THKp BEST
V land in Los Angeles county: close to city
limits: ontheraaln drive lo Pasadena: very
great bargain. Address W. L. P., box 565, city.
1 14 tl
T.AOR SALE-300,000 ACRES OF OEOICI
J 1 land in the great reisiu belt of Kern coun
ty; the safest investment in California. Ad
dress BORAX, box 70, this offlce. 1 14 tf
ITIOR I-ALE—TWO ACRES WITH HARD•
1 finished house of four rooms and kilctn n;
windmill and tsak-house; barn for five horses;
all fenced; plenty of water; situated near city
limits. Apply lo 116 East First street up
Btatrs__ 12-23 tf
CNAP-BEBT BARGAIN OFTKRFX) IN
k? Azusa-$5OOO will buy 40 acres, all good
orange and lemon land with water; no wash;
partly set out iv trees; small house ard cistern;
this offer good fur one week only. OWNER,
208 W. Fir«t St. 1 20 8t
IpOR SALE—IN KERN PUB
1 poses of colonisation, 3842 44 100 acres Of
as good laud as can be fouv.d in Keiii ccUDty;
no fancy prices. In all there is about six sec
lions., three ol which join each other. Like
other acreage, all that is liecessary is develop
ment to make this land rank Willi uome of the
best In Southern California, also iv Tulare
county. I can offer 5456 76-i 60 acreß of some
of the 1' st lend iv said county; some parts of
this lsnd havix already been Foi 1 as high as $50
per acre. It is in the arteslsn belt section, aid
for purposes of colonization no better land can
be fouud. This land Is all contiguous to the
S. P. R. R., and is offered on the most Invoratde
terms ana at a low price to party or parlies
taking it all. or will rfl'er it in section lots at
equally lowfiir res. For location, price, terms,
etc , address OW.sKS, box 36. Herald oflioe.
, 1 14 tf
PEBSONAL.
PERSONAL— DANIEL J. o'kANE, PROFIS3
-sional nurse, 502 South Broadway, Los
Ange.es, fe'al. lelephoue 926. 1-18 14t
1 >ERSt'NAL-f.'OFFKFFREIH ROA6TED~ON
1 our Giant coffee roaster: and Moch-..
35c lb; Mountain ccfl'-e, ksc: gran, suear, 18
lbs $1: brown tugar. 21 lbs $1: 6 lbs roiled ojis
or wheat, 25c: 4 lbs rice, 25c: germea, 20:;
3 pk.s starch. 25c: 5 lbs good tea. $1; mim e
meat.sc lb; cuirant jellr, IJc lb Slbsraslns,
25c; 3 lbs apricots, 25e; bacon, 15c; coal oil.
80c. brooms, 20c. "LCONOMIC" bTOUES, 305
s. Spring.
P~" EOF. STEARNS, THE OLDEST ASTROLO
gist in the slate. 127 South Broad wiy, bet
First aud Secoud. 1 lo lm
1~ TNCLE BAM"WINK CELLARS. E. FLEL r R~
i Wholesale and retail, slunoma and Napa
dry and sweet wines. Braudies, svhiskys. 1-6
ERSONAL— RALPHS BROS — GOLD BAR
Flour, $1.15; city flour, 85c; brown sug-r,
20 lbs $1: granulated sugar, 13 lbs $1; white
sugar, 18 lbs $1; 5 boxes Bardtces, 25c; 3 cans
fruit, 50c: 50 bare soap, tl; eastern gasoline,
SOc, and coal oil. 80c; 2 lbs corned beef, )sc:
lard, 101b5,51.30: slbs, 65c. 001 South Spring
street, corner Sixth. 12-2 tf
GOODRICH, LAWYER. 124 DEARBORN
• street, Chicago, 111.; 28 years' expert
euce; secrecy; special facilities In seyeral
Stateß; Goodrich ou divorce, with laws of all
states, In press. 11-10-ly
BRSONaL— W. W. TAYLOR, LAWYER,
112>i South Broadway. Probate and In
solvency law a specialty. Advice freo. 7-23 ly
MEDICAL PERSONALS.
I'SeRSON AL^LAD
make yourself beautiful you catidosoat a
very small expemo. It is a preparation that is
harmless. Bi st of recommendations from all
part) of tho country. 1 will be In I.osAnge'ei
only a short time. Will c.ll and 'cc yon. Ad
dress, MME. A. A. LORRAINE, FosUiliice box
565, cily. 1-7,1
O THE LADIES Of LOS ANGELES: I
will only be iv this city a short time. No
advance mrney. No fee desired unless v>'i
are perfectly satisfied. Address MME.
ROULE r, box 20, Herald office. 1 Btf
1710R L sDIKS ONLY—THE PROPHYLACTIC
Compound is the greatest medicii dlscov
eiy of the age. Absolutely sure aud safe. Every
bottle guaranteed. Write to the Prophylactic
Compouii'l Company .Fresno, Cal., for a de
scriptive circular, which cjntaln- information
that may stye you yesrs of suffering, and per
haps your li fo. circulars and the pieparation
c n be obtained Irom all druggists. F. W.
BR4UN & CO., distributing agents for fouth
ern California. 7-16
II I) T IC I. 3
\VHK l-irfH
\\ stop at is HOTEL BELLEVUE TEiRACK,
CtsraeS rlxth a«d Pearl streets. Jt is the only
Hißt class Ltmily and tourist hotel in tho city,
with large beautiful lawus, broa'l suui.y
porches, and n 1 largo, outside s:unny rooms,
with op-n grate", frci baths and service A 1.
Ratos—2s rooms, $7 ier week; 2 poisons, $14.
40rooms, $9 per week; 2 persons, $15.
35 rooms. $10 per week; 2 persons J-;I7.
25 rooms. ISI2 per week: 2 persons, $20.-
Special rales tom juthly orpermaucut peopie.
11-20 3m MRS. C. *. STEWART, Ptopr.
BLEWETT HOUSE—FURNIsiHBD ROOMS,
entirely new, single or en suite, bath rooms
connected; suitable ior housekeeping. 116
tiast First strset, New Wilson block. 12 23 tl
OFFMAN HOOeK—AMERICAN PLAN; 62
outside tooms, superbly furnished; first
class In every way: I claim Is une::oellcd;
strangers hivii-il $1.50 to $2.50 per day. T.
W. Si RobKll.HK. ',1-lr. 3m
A BBXRAOTH. *
ABSTRACT AND TITI JK "iN RAN CE COM
pany of Los Armeies northwest corner ol
FranWin and Ne« Hlsrt. streets. m! 7 tf
BUSIaTSsSJIHANCLS.^^^
inOKSAI.S -LKASfC ANIl FURNITURjT OF
Jms llote , Santa Monies; beßl loca
tion and lowest rent in town; doing a good
winter business; leased to December 8,1895.
1-31 7t
Si -fiil-A GROCK~RY~STORE WITH P. O.
«* IiHIU connected; on main road leading in
to Los Angeles, clearing over $100 per month:
sickness cause for selling. Price $1500. CUD
DY A BTOUGHTON, 141 S_ Broadway. 1-29 3t
s»>'nA^NS"61 r THK _ I!EST AND FINEST
9 ' lodging houses in the city: centrally
located; reasonatal-rent: permanent tenants lv
all rooms; long lease; sickness reason for sell
ing. Piice $700. CUDDY A b'i'OUGIITON,
141 8. Broadway. 1;2»J» •
floss«-i COFFEE AND LUNCH HOUSE;
nN) i «» newly fined throughout: on Spring st.:
long lease. Piice $375. CUDDY A BI'OCGH
TON, 141 s. Broadway. 1-29 3t
£ 4~KA-aT>e"uCACY BT3RK DOING NO. 1
3?-!»)'.r business: on principal st ; uot profit
over $100 per mo.; selling as owner goes east
Prices4so, CUDDY .t STOUGHTON, 141 S.
B toad way. 129 3t
THIS CITY, A
r manufacturing business. For terms and
particulars address B B„ Box 50. 1-29 7t
IS*J» BALE—BLACKSMITH SHOP, fcTOCK
"and to'ls Good reasons tor selling M. W.
STEELE, sauta M..U. », •'».. _J - s »? 21
BUSINESS CHANCB-FOR SALE —ONE OF
the most beautiful homes iv LO3 Angeles; 9
roo ahousu, closets, bath, tine collar; gas ma
chine, grs all through tha house; hand ome
fixture* house new and modern; 2-story barn,
with a room In it for (errant; largo lot. corner,
90x310; lots of fruit: to any parly ia search of
a choice home iv a s-eleci neighborhood at price
much below Its valOS, I have but to say, see
this place; ownur will tsk- an improved ranch
in the San Gabriel or San Fernando valleys iv
part pay: bilance to suit, providing same is
ii'.lnoumb red: this place Is clear. Address
UUSiNitSS, p. o. box 565, city. 1 25
I»I'SINKS3~CHANCE-A NICE, CLEAN
Xj stock of general mcr handiso for sale on
Mnlu st, Los Aug let: parly wats to sell, as he
don't sabe tho biz and h.id lo take stock on ac
conn' of loan; new and clean; horse and do
livery wagon included; cheap tor KABH. Ad
dress AT ONCE, p. o. bur. 565 city. 1-25
I>U-sINKSS CHANCE-FOB SALE-DRUG
1) store: sjaßtral; good stand; low rent; good
pr« senption business as well as general trade;
costs nothing to iuqnhe into It; will take some
prop rtyas part p»y. Address CHANCE, p. o.
box 565, cltyj v£a
BuiINBSS CIIANCB-A NEW SCHEME
which throws everything else In the shado
aud paralyzes luirrl times—4o acres of fine
raisin land for $i()00 cash, with balance in five
yeuis; watct abundant. Ad 'rtss RAISIN, p_o.
bu.x 565, tily MB
I^jR^SALK— 'TOCK OF QBOCI RIES AND
store fixtures; new goods-weil located on
South spring slreel; business good; best of
reasons for selling Inquiro of E. W. GUTH
RIE, Abscact 1-21 lm
XT^i'ICE—THE LEASE, FIXTURES AND
IN stock of the Los Angeles Clothing com
pnnv, No. 144 North Main street, opposite
Wet tern Uniou lelegroßh office, Is for sale at 75
cents ou the dollar. For psrtlculars, inquire
on premises. A rare chance to ge' Into busi
ness. Part payment only required. Call im
mediately. 1 9 lm
1,-IOR B"tI.E—RESTAURANT: FlNt LOCA
-1 lion: large trade; gool business opening;
principals only, aud to them we enn show first
tlasaopenlue. BENE. WARD, CLAY A CO.,
138 South t prlng street. 1-8 lm
1-<OR~ fULH—MEAT - "MARKET, COMPLETE.
i" :t .3li First stye.-. 1-29 71
FINANCIAL.
1" JA^rFIcToATTraSTpANY—LOANS MONEY
In any amounts on all kinds of personal
property and collateral security, on piano* with
out removal, diamonds, jewelry, bi
cycles, carriages, libraries, or any property ol
value; alto on furniture, merchandise, etc., In
warehouses: partial payments received, money
without delay; private offices for cousultatlou;
will call If desired. W. E. DiGROOT, Manager,
rooms 2, 3 snd 4, No. 114 8. Spring St., opposite
Nadeau hoiol. 7-29 tf^
M" IN BUMS "to suit, at
low rate of interest Security must be first
class. Address LOAN'S, Box 60,th1» office. 1-Btf
fOTYTdIoAN AT~B"pTIT"CBNT; ANY
amount. H. P. SNYDER, 139 Soulh
Broadway. 555—5—
MONEY TO LOAN ON COUNTRY AND
city property; lowest rates. W R.BURKF,,
notary public, 169 North Spring s.reei.B-13 6m
ONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, JBWEL
ty, watches, pianos, sealskins, live stock,
carriages, olovcltss and all kipdsof personal and
collateral security. US BROS, 402 8. Spring.
I~F"you"want mTTney wTthout delay,
no coromisaion, at prevailing r.-.tos of inter
est, see Security Shvingß Bauk, 148 S. Me.ln Bt.
If
MONEY
I -i/rONEY TO LOAN-*:00, $500, $800. $750
IvX ats lowraieof on improved city
I real esti.te. Address FINANCIAL, box 818,
I Loa Augi-Ics cily. 1 21 tf
H AVK $7i7m)00 TO LOAN ON A 1 SECURITY
at low rate of interest. Will loan as a
1 whole or part of the r.bove nmouut. Address
l SECURITY, Box 60. this offlce. 1-8 tl
11 1 ONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. MAIN
' M STKBBX SAYINGS BANK, 426 Bouth
- Main street. 10 26 tf
IJOIKDfXTUR A LIST, BROKERS, 127 W,
Second St., loan money on good security at
reasonable rates. Farm loans a specialty. II
you wish to lend or borrow, call on us. 8-176 m
M _ ONEY TO LOAN—A. R. FRASER 4F: D.
I.mitenuan, 139 P. Bri Rtlway. 8-17 6m
EXCURSIONS.
/~\NK DAY SAVED BY TAKING
I / .S».:na Ke's exclusions to Kan
"-'■" -:., nis Cily, r.t Louie, Chicago, New
York aud Boston. Leave los Angeles every
Wednes'ley; personally conducted through to
Chicago and Boston; family tourist s ecpers to
Kansas city and Chicago daily; low rateß and
quickest lime. OClce i2O N. spring St. lyr
REAT CENTRAL ROUTE EXCURSIOfIS.
VTitxperienced conductors: through from Los
Angeles to Poston; odl} six days to New York
or Boston; tourist cars. F. E. SHEARER, man
a»-er. Office, 229 south Si ring »t., Lot Angeles.
10-16 6m
r c, a cc.'S excursions bas'i
tl • every Wednesday via Salt Lake City and
Denver. Tourist curs to Chicago snd Bostou
manager in charge. Office, 212 S, Spring St.
8-1 tl
PHnjJPS' KXCUiMIONSVIA DENVER AND
Rio Granite railway and tho Great Rock
Island route leave Los Angclc-s every Tuesday.
Personally conflicted throurth to Chicago anS
Bosi, S:i. 18P South HpringSt. Itf
EDUCATIONAL.
I"" AriTcHOOL (IN-
New studios, entrance In
Chamber ol commerce. L. E- Garden-MaeleoU,
prit-cipal. Pasadena Tuesdays nnd Fridays.
SCHOOL OF KXPISiiuTN-FULL COURSE
in elocution. For particulcrs call ou or ad
dress by mail PRO?. JOHN M'CULLOUQH,
Potomac block, room 108. Evening classes;
take elevator. 1-13 lm
TEACHERS' OLAS3 P* KPA RING FOB
county f;X'imination. Posltious for govern
esses ana teactiers. 120K 8. Bering, 12-25 tf
BUBIKBSB COLLBOK
J J AND KNQLIBH TRAINING SCHOOL,
(Incorporated) 144 Bonth Main Bt.
Largest aud best equipped business training
school on the coast. Thorough aud practical
courses in the commercial, shorthand, type
writing, tel'tgrnphy, assaying, and all Xnglish
brandies. Large, able, and maturo faculty of
instructors. Lay ai-d evening sessions. Terms
reasonable. Call at college oftico, or write for
c!i gr.nl catalogue. IS. R. hIIRADKR, President;
F. W. KKLIiaY.ViCO-i'rcsideilt; I. N. INBKLIEP,
socrs;. ary. 8-16 91 tf
A STB UP. V fHOF.THAND" fYPE WRITING
and Businuss Insttiute. Take elevator by
PeopSe's store, Phillips block. Send for cata
logue. , 10-1212 m
\ J RS, NANNIE CATCHING. TKACHSR OF
lvl Piano, Voice Cu'.tMre, Guitar and Banjo.
ARDMOUR, Bn adnay and sixtli st. 9-24-lf
MUSICAL STUDIO,
« more cailtorp'a Bi.im B'iri'g s-13 ly
Htnuiiis,
MRS. PARKER, CLAIRVOYANT—CONSUL
tatlons on .business, love, marriage, dis
ease, mm, ral locations, life reading, et£; tako
. University electric car to Jborrester avenun, go
west thr:-o Mocks to Vine street, second house
frnn, errn"r of Vornionr sv.th..'
HOMEOPATHIC S-UYSICIANB.
1 C II BOYNTON, M. I)., DlseTbl«Pof
O. children Olflco aid residence, 835 8.
Olive st ontco hours, 10 t j 12 a m., 2to 4
p.m. Telephone S7 '. 10 9tf
CHIROPODISTS.
MiS3 c.
ss. Fitst st.. or>;-osile Ncdean hotel. 1 i-'ilif
ETC.
HAZARD AVOWS BUND. ROOM », DOWNKY
black. Nj, 3i-. ia. Angeles. 11-22 tf
for
F~ OR HEAD CWj, 1 SPAN
6-year-old marea, weight 1300 each: 1
carriage horae, well br,>ke. 7 years pld: to ex
change lor city property or small acreage,
NORTON oi KENNEDY, 209 8. Broadway.
1-89
0 EXCHANGE—-FOR FIRST-CLASS RKj
ident property in Los at reason
able prices, the best of fruit lauds, with tlrst
class water right. The citrus fruits, "ism.
grape aad apricot ate in their home. Adcmsa
P. 0. box o*s, cliy
o O'-ROOM COTT* 1188 ON MONTREAL
Z street; all conveniences; lot 9»xll8; nne
lawn, shrubbery; price $5000; rentett (or $30
per month; for vacant lots near W ostlake.
Norton a Kennedy. 209 c. Broadway.
1 29 3t
0 EXCHANGE—iOOD PROPERTY t'ERE
and In eastern states, clear, for ranch m
Los Angeles oonnty, clear, Address RAMs'IH,
P. O. box 5(15. city. L.^.'—
I~>OR *x7ThANGE-IMPROVRD EASTER N
farm and cattle for merchandise or real flat
tate. OWNER, 1* Bryson block. 1-30 tf
O/TaCBE ALFALFA RANCH. 6 MILEB
OU south of city, with 17 head < attle, 4 horses, ,
wagons and implements; pricesi7s per acre: !
for city property, NORTON A KENNEDY, 2C9
B. Broadway. 1-29 3t
Tpa-acrb foothill FRUIT AND GRAIN
101' ranch; 7 acies in bearing fruit, 60 acres
iv grain: good 6-room houre, barn, well, mill
and tank; price $25 per acre; for city prop
erty. NORTON A KENNEDY, 209 8. Broad
way. 1-29 "t
rpo EXCHANGE—I 4 ACRES, 1 MILK FROM
L Florence house 6 rooms, hard finish, b ar
tesian wells, 2 small orchards, 30 acres In al
falfa, 2 barns, fine chicken house and 2 incu
bators, to exchange for city property. Address
B. R. 5, box 30, Herald office. 1 25
ri^I^XOHANGE—2O ACRES % MILE FROM
X Studebakor; house 8 rooms, barn for 4
horses; small granary; 150 fruit trres; all fenced
and cross fenced; 2 wells and good waL.'sr right,
to exchhngs jcr house and lot in this clt/. Ad
dress A. B. C, box 30, Herald office. 1 25
0 KXOHANUK—BI ACRES NEAR DOW
uoy; moist land, house four rooms, goot»V
large barn, carriage and tool house, chicken
house, t orral with living water In corner, 10
acres in uoru, 13 acres in apple orchard, 13
acr<* iv alfalfa, balance lv pasture; four cows
giving milk, two cows dry. 12 Lead yonng
cattle, nine large Polaand china hogs, 10 fine
pigs, one span horses and harness, two new
plows, l cultivator, one double drag, mowing
machine aud rake, chickens, dairy tools ana
other Implements; 87 shares water stock, to ex
change ior good fruit ranch. Address W. L.
P., P. 0. box 565, city. 1 25
rpo KXCIIANGK—SSOOO STOCK OF CROCK-
X cry and glassware for house and lot, good
chance for business; 24 acres iv Anaheim, all
in fruit, good house, barn at d water right;
tbree houses well rented on Olive street, for
house near Florence or Compton; 20 acres uesr
Ssnta Rosa for house and lot in city. Address,
W. L. P., P. O. box 505, oity. 1-25
ACRES FINE FRUIT LAND NKAR
• ),iU Chatsworth Park, all now in grain;
price $50 per acre. NORTON A KENN EDY,
209 Broad way. 1-29 3t
I'TtOR EXCHANGE—A LARGE AND ELE
gant hotel in thriving town, 2J4 acres of
grounds. Will take half of purchase price in
eastern or California property and give easy
terms of payment for balance. AddreßS or ap
ply to T. 6. ivMOLES, Ontario, Ban Bernardino
county. 1-1 tf
CONTRACTORS AND BUII.DKRH.
OTRAtTbCILbI^^
ousand asphalt paving. 257 W. First st.
g-I tf
DYEKS AND FINISIIEKB.
13 AKIil AN DYE WORK*, 274 SOUTH MAIN
. street. Best dyeing in the city. 1-13 tf
STBt-M DYE WORKS, 241
Frauklin Btreet. Fine dyeing and clean
ing 1-13 tf
AUCTION!
MATLOCK & REED,
AT SALESROOM,
Nos. 426 & 428 South Spring Street,
A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF
Furniture, Carpets, Etc.,
Comprising, in part, Fiao P&rlor Sets, uphol
stered in Bilk, Silk Flush and Mohair PlUBh;
Bed Lounger; one hundred different patterns
of Rattan, Reed and Willow Chairs and Rock
ers; .solid oak Book Caies, with oesk oomblued;
Bedroom Suits, Mattresses, Pillows and Bed
ding; one Domestic Sowing Machine, nearly
new; Wardrobes, etc.
WB MAKK A SPECIALTY of selling furni
ture, stores or merchandise in houses or at
store. Consignments solicited.
HOTEL TERRACINA
REDLANDS, CAL.'
Now open ior the fall and winter season.
Appointments and service
first class.
Rates, $3 per Day and Upward
CAMPBELL T. HEDGE, Prop.
11-26 6m
& CO., I
INDBPENDBNT
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT,
536 South Spring; St., Los Angeles.
; Telephone 1029.
Painless Dentistry
Fine Gold Filling ,
,jrf||jj||3|||w Crown aad Bridge
+jfl& BBT ™ th . 88.00.
& Sons,
$Xssjg%l£ 18 and 19,
Pruning! Pruning! Pruning!
When scicrtlflcally done it Improves tree
and fruit. Now is the time for pruning aud
trimmiug your orchard, vineyard and young
citrus orchard Try and see tne right wav of
pruning. I will prune a few trees free, and in
a few mocths yon will experience the benefit
of it
Address C. W., box 580, Station 0, Los An
gcles, Cal. 12-eod-lm w4t
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
THE 'SANTA MONICA WHARF AND TKR
niinal hallway company, a corooratlon.
Principal place of business, 204 South Spring
street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of
tins directors, held ou the 21st day ol January.
189:1, au asseisment of one dollar per share was
levied upon rhc capital stoik of the corpora
tion, payable to tbe secretary and treasurer of
the company at Its office, 204 South Spring
street, Los Angeles, Cal. Any stock upon which
this assessmeut shall remain ucpald on the
27th day ol Febiuary, 1893, will be delinquent
and . dvertised for sale at public auction, and,
unless pavmeut is made before, will be Bold on
the 18th day of March, 1893, at 11 o'clock
a. m., attho otfice of tho company, to pay the
delinquent assessmeut, together with costs of
advertising and expenses of sale.
ARTHUR OAYFORD, Secretary.
Office of the company, No. 204 South spring
street, ros Angeles, Cal. 1-30-Mon 4t
Dissolution oi' Copartnership.
THE FIRM HERETOFORE PXIsTING UN
der the namo aud style of Bossier A Alex
ander, doing business at No. 2624 South Main
street, in the city and county of Los Angeles,
state nf California, Is, this 28th' day ol Janu
ary, 1893 dissolved by mutual consent, Frank
A. Alexander having purchased the entire inter
est of Theodore Bossier In the concern, to
whom all bills duo the said firm of Bossier A
Alexander are to bo paid, and who will pay all
bills which the said firm owe
THEODORE BISSLER,
FRANK A ALEXANDER.
(Witness' signature.) N. Sjifrkan 1-998t
AMCSEMSSTB.
Under the direction ot AL. HAYMAN.
McLiiK c& Lehman, Managers.
January 30 and 31,
THE VERSATILE COMEDIAN,
ALBA HEYWOOD,
SOPFOHTSD BY A
CAPABLE COMPANY OF PLAYERS,
Will present, by oermlssio iot Sol Smith Rus
toil, tbe best and funniest of bis
successes
NEW EDGEWOOD FOLKS
Under the management ol O W. Heywood.
Bale of seats opens Friday, Jan. 27.
CYRANO OPERA HOUSE,
s McLain & Lehman, Managers.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
Friday Evening- February 3d.
MIDDAUGH'S MUSICAL COMEDY COM
PANY AND.GOLD BAND
IN
OUR GERMAN WARD.
A sparkling four-act Comedy wlih a strong
plot—A company of competent come
dians—A world of fun.
Music! SiNGiual Dancing!
The most realistic fire scene over seen on the
stage.
Mtddaugh's handsomely uniformed Gold
Band will parade the principal streets, giving
afternoon and evening concerts, augmented by
Mr. George Dunbar, the celebr -ted double eu
phonium soloist. anl operatic orchestra.
ANGELES THEATER,
Thursday and Friday Feb. 9& 10,
At 7:45 p.m. Saturday Matinee,
Fob. 11, at 2 p.m.
THE NATIONAL PAGEANT
For the Benefit of the News and Working
Boys' Homo.
Singing! Danclngl Drama! Opera! Tableaux!
ELEVEN GREAT HISTORICAL SCENES,
200 Artists! Gorgeous Effects I
Calcium Lights! Music-Orchostra.
Reserved seats, $1, 75, 50 and 25 cents, on
sale on and after Feb. 2d at J. B. Brown's Mu
sic store, 111 N. Spring st. ■
JLLINOIS HALL.
Friday Evening Fob. 3d, 7:30.
FREE LECTURE BY
EX-QOV. ST. JOHN.
Snhjeot: "THE TWIN BOBBERS."
Music by Mr. and Mrs.'Lowlnsky.
PIANO RECITAL
OIVBN lIV
MRS. N. C. BROWNING
ON
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. IST,
At Congregational Church, North Daly street,
East Los Augeles.
Tickets, 25 ots., for sale at Bartlett's Mnslo
House, 103 N. Spring st. 1-28 5t
PEOPLE'S AMPHITHEATER,
North Main, near First street.
Chris. A. Doyle, Business Manager.
OVERWHELMING SUCCESS)
Commencing week, Saturday, Jan. 23, '93.
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY,
At a large expense,
MR. DAN LESTER,
THE VETERAN CLOWN,
Late of Sells Bros.' clrcuß, also Barnum's and
Forepaugb's, aud other large shows. He will
produce one of his mlrth-provoklug
PANTOMIMES
In conjunction with a new company.
NEW FACES! NEW FEATURES!
Two performances daily. 2:15 and 8:15. Ad
mission, 10 and 20 cts.-, reserved seats, 30 cts.
ORIGINAL VIENNA BUFFET,
Corner Main and Rouuena Streets.
J. H. KENNEDY, Bus. Manager,
Return of the Great
HI"HOLBTON"r'
English Burleßque Prima Douua.
First appearance of the charming New York
serio-comic, MISS AMY POMEROY-
A wonderful hit of the s-roHt MONTANIO
FAMILY, in their great acrobatic aud postur
ing acts.
Also MASTERS HARRY and PERRY, in
their black-face sketch, "Darkeys' Berenade,"
introducing their burlesque boxing.
Return of the favorite comic singer, Mr.
BILLY FINLKY, the man who wrote "Tr-ra-ra
Boom-de-ay."
A J. McNIECE, with a full hand.
Matinee every afternoon at 2 o'clock.
jfitf-New show next week. 11-17 3m
THE PALACE, '
Corner First and Spring streets.
(Family and ladies' entrance on First St.)
THE
VENETIAN LADIES' TROUBADOURS
Will tender a concert every day from 12 to
1:30 p.m. (during lunch hour); also a
i GRAND CONCERT EVERY EVENING :*
From 7:30 p.m. to 12 m.
The best commercls 1 lunch In the city from
11 a.m. till 2 p.m., and from 5 to 7 p.m.
A la carte from 6 p.m. to 12 m. 12-22 tf
EW VIENNA BUFFET.
114 and 116 Court sire Is.
F. KERKOW, FaorsiCTOß.
Family Entrance. Family Departments.
FREE, REFINED ENTERTAINMENT AND
CONCERT EVERY EVENING.
This week
JUNIE HOWARD
FLOSSIE MOOIJE
STELLA SUITS
AND
THE BERTH FAMILY,
Miss Marguerite Berth; directress.
FINE COMMERCIAL LUNCH from 11 a.m,
2 p m., and from 5 to 7 p.m.
A LA CARTE AT ALL HOUB3
The only place for Imported Bavarian beer
on draught, and Berlin Weiss beer; also Ltmp's
Extra Pale. 4-3 t f
GRATEFUL—COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.
"By a thorough knowledge of tho natural
laws which govern the operations of digestion
SHd nutrition, and by a careful application ol
the fine properties of well selected Cocoa, Mr.
Epps haß provided our break lust tables with a
delicately flavored bovorage which may save us
many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judi
cious use of such articles of diet that a constitu
tion may he gradually built up until strong
enough to resist everjr tendency to diaeose. Hun
dreds of subtle maladies are floating around us
ready to attack wherever there is a weak point.
We may escape many a fatal shaft by koepiug
ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a
properly nourished frame."—Civil Service Ga
settc. Made simply with boiling water or milk.
Sold only In half-pound tius, by grocers, labeled
thus:
JAMES XPP9 * CO., Homoeopathic Chem
ists. London, England.
10-9-tu-thAw-12m
POPLE & WARDEN,
* * Printers ** *
109 East Second St., Los Angeles, Cal.
Wedding stationery, ball programs, society
cards and high-grade printing of every descrip
tion. Write for samples arrt fTOro»t«i4l-l BSS
THE CONTENTS OF A TIN BOX.
Rancher Weibking Pays $300
for Tliree Pebbles.
Tliree Smart Bunco Men Work an
Old Dodge to Perfection.
The Louisiana Lottery Swindle Fools
a Gullible Man in the Old Fash
ion-The Swindlers Escape
with the Money.
For more than a year past three
thieves have been plying a confidence
game in thia state and in the nortbweet,
known as the Louisiana lottery drawing.
It has been played in all the principal
towns throughout the coast, and so
thoroughly exposed that it is almost in
credible that a man with ordinary busi
ness capacity should be swindled by it.
Two men call upon a farmer for the
purpose of purchasing his land. While
seeing how the land lays, a third man
is met—a confederate of the two. He
incidentally mentions that he is a lot
tery agent, and finally an impromptu
drawing ie had. One of the confederates
wine a small amount of money; then
the farmer wins aemall amount—for the
purpose of encouraging him. Anothei
ticket is drawn, and the farmer wins
$1000—according to the ticket. The
farmer ia told that the $1000 will not be
paid to him unless he shows that he
possesses an equal amount. This is
ridiculous, as under no circumstance!
could the farmer lose more than the
price of his lottery ticket—if it were
really a lottery. The bunco man puts
$1000, which the farmer has won, in the
tin box, called hie lottery bank. If the
victim has not $1000, one of theconfeder
atef accompanies him to a bank, where
he gets the money. The granger puts it
in the box. The box is given him to
hold securely, and at a stated time they
are to meet the dealer, show that he has
an amount equal to that wort, when it
will be paid to him. The "capper" also
has won $500 or $1000, and is told by the
dealer that he must also put up au equal
amount. He also puts his money into
the box.
They have duplicate boxes, and the
capper hands to the rancher a box con
taining brown paper, and sometimes a
single slip of paper on which is written
what the victim has just learned, "you
are a fool."
The "capper" has the box containing
all of the money.
When the hour arrives for the meet
ing, the vordant man ie the only one
present.
Ou last Tuesday three confidence
thieves arrived in the city. They had
been at Barstow for about a week, play
ing numerous swindling games upon
wise men from the east, and had thus
stolen about $4000.
On Welneeday last a man who gave
the name of Martin drove out to the
ranch of William Weibking in Univer
sity township. He gave to the rancher
the ÜBUal song and dance about liking
the climate, and finally stated that he
wanted to buy a ranch for his sister,
who was coming out for the benefit of
her health.
On last Saturday tbe two confidence
men drove out, and the fellow calling-
himeelf Martin introduced hie ctvnpan
ion ac Dr. Wileon.
Hiß sifter, however, eeemed to be in 1
good health, as he did not offer to buy a
randi. In a few minutee they n>et a
man driving along slowly, admiring the
beautiful scenerj', and evidently in
search of hie health also.
A conversation followed, and the man
stated that he was agent for the Louis
iana lottery; that be was introducing
the game in this section, but preferred
showing the scheme only to leading
men, co that if any prizes wete won they
would be in the hands of men of stand
ing.
The flattering remarks took immedi
ate effect.
The eale of the ranch and the sißter's
health were forgotten in the discussion
of the lottery scheme.
The capper, Martin, purchased a ticket
which drew $5. Weibking also drew $5,
which was paid him.
The dealer flashed up $1000 in his tin
lottery box for the next drawing. The
capper and Weibking took another
chance, and the denier declared that
each had won $500—and burst the
bank.
The rancher's pulse was now at a very
high tempoiature, but he was told that
he must put up $500 before he could
draw down the $500 he had won.
The capper covered the $500 he had
won with what he called government
bonds.
The rancher did not have the money
"mit him," but would come into town
and get it. The money and bonds were
put in the box, and the capper, Martin
and Wiebking drove into town —the cap
per carrying the tin box. Fearing that
the rancher would not be able to raise
the $500 very teadily, the capper told
him he would lend him $200, and ac
cordfngly placed $200 in the box.
Weibking rushed into the First Na- I
tional bank and borrowed $300, which ■'
was placed in tbe box with the other
money and bonds.
The capper then handed to the
rancher the other box, saying, "Keep
this box and money and I will keep the
key. We will all meet at room 4, up
Btairs in this buildine, at 10 o'clock
Monday, and the money will be paid to
us. Don't lo?e the box, for you have
my money in it, too."
The rancher spent Sunday in a rather
excited state of mind over tbe money
he thought he had won and the large
amount entrusted to hie keeping. He
guarded the box very cloeeiy, and
promptly at 10 o'clock yesterday he
walked into room No. 4, National Bank
building, with the box under his arm.
He wae surprised to find that it was
a lawyer's office, and was further sur
prised on being told that no such men
as he described had ever been eeen or
heard of in that office.
Believing that some accident bad be
fallen bis new acquaintances, and being
anxiouß to have a look at hie posses
sions, and thinking that witnesses were
necessary so make it an official ant, he
took himself and hie box to the office of
Chief Glass.
Weibking stated hia case, and asked
tbat the box be opened, as he wished to
take out his own money.
"There is no money in that box," re
plied the chief.
Detective Bosqui broke open the box
by means of a small chisel and counted
out thirteen pebbles.
One • f the thieves is aged about
55 years and ia rather portly. The
second is of average height and eize,
and the third ia about 30 years of age,
and hie mouth is on the bias, or skewed
to one side, as if in an effort to leave hie
face.
Bica bcadacbeK promptly cured by I
Brnrii "rlu«*— 10c a t'Ll! hottl*, I

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