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Persons wasting amotions, help, or wishing
to rent, buy or sell prtrperty, Will do well lo
advertise In Tun Hamm.
CHURCH NOTICES.
rpHE SriIMTt'ALiSTS' VaMP MEETING AT
L Summerland, Cat, will commence Atr/ust
lit*, 181*4. Rev. David Darvta, Rev. »« F, 9av
lin. Dr. K. Garter, Mrs. Georgia cooler, PrsL J.
S. Loveland, Mrs. fit, J. Ko-Jee, Miss LydiaAJllen.
Mrs F. M. Prior, J. HadiaOtQ Allen, Mrs. I eresa
Allen ami Mrs. Florence .Montague ate to be
the sneakers: also, Rev. W. C Bowman will
■ peak on Alliance day. Mrs. Alice Buhindge,
Mm L. F. Prior and Mrs. Georgia Cool ey, test
mediums; Dr. M. A. Gillettj, slate-wril trig me
dium- Mis. M. D. Miller-W iR-ox, Mrs. 1 niton
and Mrs. Huret-llunt, materializing mediums,
will attend the meeting. Bamd, orch«»tra and
other musical attractions, and dra trait ie and
dancing entertainments have been provided.
Certificates for reduced fare on tbe p, P, Et, K.
nbould be obtuuned and certified by the agent
when tickets are purchased, and blankets,
towels, etc., should be brought by visitors, i
Lodgings can bo procured au tha hotels at $2
to tfi per week, and at private houses at $1.75
toB4perwaela; or tents may be engaged at
81.23 to $a5O per week. Meals will be served
at the Association restaurant at 25 cents each.
Season tickets admitting the purchasers to all
lectures and .medium*' meetings will cost
$1.50. For tin* certificates or further informa
tion address, Wll. P. ALLEN", Secretory Sum
merland Spiritualists' association,, or S. D.
DYE. if.*2 nest I'irst Btreet.
HE FIRST SPIRITUAL SOCIEYY OF LOS
\ngeles medts every Sunday afternoon in
the New Music lull, 231 South Spring street.
Lyceum at 1 p. .*a. At 2 : : to p. m. a confer
ence meeting will bo held. several noted
speakers will take part. At 7;:iO p. m. will be
a mediums' meeting- A number ot prominent
mediums will be ptvscnt anil gi.ve tests trom
the platform: convincing evidrisce of commu
nication between t*ie mortal and spiritual
world. Secure your .seats early and avoid the
rush. Admission ltf>cents.
HURCH OF ST. PAUL, HB E APOSTLE,
Episcopal—Olive street, opposite Central
Eark, in the renter of tho <aty. 7:30 a.m.,
olv communion: 12 a.m., icmming prayer.
Special selection of music; rendition of the
re Deum by the large choir of men at the of
fertory. Signer Sandtj will sing- tho great ana
from Elijah", If With All Your Hearts. Full
choral. Evening prayer, 7:45 p». m.
C- I[BIBT1[B18T CHI' ROM~ EPISCOPAL—CORNER
Flower end Pico streets; AJfred S. Clark,
rector; residence. UCTO Figreroa street.
Kunday services, nn. m. and7:W> p. ra. Holy
Communion first and tbird Sundays of tho
month. Sunday school!, 9:45 a. m. Seats
free. Strangers are eoroiaily invited to all
t-erviccs. Electric ears to Pico Hoigiiis Or Uni
versity station pass tiie church,
frOX. J. M. PEfTbLES, :f,~DT, PH. Da, LATE
J 1 of Philadelphia, Cniu-d Estates ex-consul
to Asiatic Turkey, under the dram adminta
tratiou. wfII gixm a free in the Grand
opera hall, Sunday, 90th, at 7 AX* p. m. Sub
Jeet: Some things I Sew in India, Palest me and
the Orient Music of the highest order. All
are invited.
■fFißfft : PBESB'ffERIAtf CHURCH. CORKER
F Sei»nd and Broadway. 0 :',io a.m., Sunday
school; 11 a.m.. preaching by pastor; ti:2o
p. m., Y.P.S.C.E , led by pastor. No preach
ing this evening. Prayer meeting daily at
noon and Wednesday at 7:45 p. ni. Strangers
Invited.
-jS ET ERSILEA PBYC HIC A L R E SEARCH
X meetings Sunday evenings at 7:30, Cale
donia hall, 119? a Spring street. Concert, lec
ture, reading, followtid by discussion and
psychical experiences. Collection, 10 cents,
toward expenses.
IJEV. W. H. DODSON, TA D., WILL PREACH
V f*»r tbe Central Baptist people at the Ad
rent church on Carr street., firsi street south of
Pico, between Main and HUI streets, today at
11 o'clock a. m. Everybody Invited.
LL SOULS UNIT ARIA V CHURCH—REV.
R. M. Webster, paster. Services every
fun day at 11 v. m., in New Music hall, South
Spring"street. Sermon by tlie pasior; subject,
Atonement.
HRISTIAN SrIF.NCE— SERVICES AT CALE
donia Hall, 119] ., S. Spring st., Sunday at
2:30 p. m., conducted by Key. Mary K. *'onk
lin. Sbject, Tho Open Doors- Ail cordially in
vited.
HEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY —FREE LEC
ture this evening at o'l-lock at Bia
vatsky hall, 431 Spring atPMt Subject, The
K'ieniitic Aspect of Thcosophy, by H. A. Gib
eon.
t\avid~walk will octrrpY Tin; pul-
J. / pitof the First <"hristian church, corner
of Eleventh and Hope streets today, morning
and evening. All are invited.
SPECIAL KOITOGB.
T^TOTICE—THE LOS ANGELAS CITY' WATER
X\ company will strictly enforce the follow
ing rules: The hours for spr i.".klinir are be
tween 6 and 8 o'clock a.m. Audi (i and 8 o'clock
p.m. For a violation of the above regulation
the water will be shut off and i lino of ¥2 w ill
be charged before the water will be turned on
again. 8-17 tf
KTIZOMATIC ( OMPOT'NI) VAPOR BATHS
. for the cure of diseases, both acute and
chronic; try one and be convinced. Dr. Wm.
Dawson treats by the new international sys
tem of electro therapeutics in connection with
his baths See sworn testimonials of miracu
lous cures at oflice, 340 S. Broadway. 2-1 lintf
HESAFE DEPOSITBOXESOE HIE STATE
Loan and Trust, company are enclosed in a
lire-proof and burglar-proof vault, with time
locks and brilliantly lighted with electricity;
alcoves attached for the private examination
of valuables, with writing materials; a young
lady in attendance. 8-1 tf
ESMIN'S FEMALE PILLS AW A SPECIFIC
monthly medicine for immediate relief
for painful and irregular merules —from what
ever oauee. For sale by gko. ii. FREEMAN
CO., 10aJ N. Bpring st. Price, $2 per box.
LL ACCOUNTSTX FAVOR^VVIITMTyu'f%
ing Bnn have been assigned to me: pay to
no person without my order, E. H. FREEMAN,
202 North Main st. 8-2U-2t
ST~P ATJL'S"HOSPITAL, COR. SIXTEENTH
and Hill st:;,; experienced nurses and the
best of care and attention; telephone number
changed to 10iJ west. 8-25 lm
mover. oi^r%
, 12 Center place. 1-1 f» rf
FOB BXOHaNGK,
I**70 B EXCII
1 small ranch near city: 000 mortgage
bearing 8 per cent for Los Angeles property;
ItiO acres near Acton for elty property; Equity
In eastern property for clear city property. N.
B. WALKER £ CO.. West Second street!
A: 29
1~~-H)R EXCHAX (i E — 5 ACRES €HOICE
; land, near city, for one or 'J. lots or house
ftud lot, within oi;e mile of center; will assume
or pay difference; call soon. 151 West Fifth
■t. It
JTujR BXCHANOE—RELINQUISHMENT TO
" Section of School Land, for good lot. What
have youf Addresi B, Box ibli office, it
370R~BXCH ANGX—GOOD CORNER LOT IN
* Anaheim for bicycle. Apply to J. CUMSEN,
UiidertnLei-, i::o s. M»lm st. K-'j.'i :t|
PMYSICIANM.
TYR. (« W. ONGER, BX-ARMY DOCTOR
1 w from Berlin, Germany, cures all female
and ehxonio diseaser, both medical and sure
ienl; catarrh, rheumatism, medicine Sil a bot
tle: can ers, tu-mors, piles removed without
knife; eoine and see the cancer; 2545. Main
at Ofßce hours, 10, 12; 2, 5; B, 8. 8-3 lm
VfRS.~VR. J."H."SM['! If. lALI V. MlD
jfl wifcry. La<iics cutcd for during confine
ment at 727 Hellevue aye. t ails prumptiy at
tended to. Telephone } 119. 0-5 tf d
■ BKLF WANTKD-MAMC.
MEN TO SELL BAKING THE
grocery trade; steady employment; expe
rience unnecessary; $75 monthly salary and
expenses or cow. if oeler aettstoutory address
s ut once, with particulars concerning yourself,
: P.SL CHe MIC AL WORKS, Chicago. R-90-sun lot
I AjF A H fFI "ALL NEE DIN f; HELP, FREE
"I fl employment or any Information, address
\ . NirriNGEU's BUREAU,cstttblished isso.
Ofßee, 8, Spring st.; residence, 461 s,
[ liope et., corner Filth, Los Angeles. CaL Tete
pfaonc 113. 5-10 ti
/ UTY~\NI) COUNTY OFFICIAL KB EE~ LA
i V bor bureau, 240 New High st.: Telephone
| 1 152; for rooks, waiters, hou ehold help, me
' chanics and laborers. W. A. WHITE, Manager.
\\VANTKD- A GOOD, LIVE MAN. TO
V* iOllcll orders lor juniper wood. Satififac
tory terms can be arranged. G., box 40, ibis
Osnco. It
1" ' >ETTY, HUMMEL * CCL 990-301 WEST
Second st.. tel. 509, The best employ
ment uilice in every way in Southern Califor
nia. 7-12 tf
11' ANTED- -A SOLICITOR EXPERIENi : ED
t t in shirt business, or who would like to
learn. Address B. D., Box 20, this office. 8-2fitf
TtTANTED—MAN OF EXPERIENCE TO AC*
n cent a good paying position with a largo
corporation. 410 Stimson block. 8-7 lm
I'~F YOU ARE WITIf"THE
city and want a position on salary call at
Silo South Broadway. It
\VANTED-MaY~tT~DO LEAD GLAZING.
>> FREDERICK SCHNEIDER &. CO., 1107 N.
' Los Angeles st. 8-20 2t
' \\~ANT MEN AT HOME RESTAU-
T» rant, 224 S. Main. First-cISBS meals, 15c.
7-2 V lin
WANTED —AGENTS
WANTED— AGENTS, EITHER" MALE OR
female; ten for Los Angeles city and one
1 for each and every town in Southern Califor
nia; best tiling on earth. Address THE STAR
SPANGLED BANNER, P. O. box 95. Los
Angeles, Cal. 8-2-1 3t
SITUATIONS WANTKO-MALK.
ANTED--SITUATIONr
m enced man in the crockery business as
salesman or packer: ten years experience; can
give the vcrv best of references. Address C.iL
P., box 50. this office. 0-10 tf
ANTED- SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN,
farming or any honest labor; will loan
employer $150; none but reliable and respon
sible parties need apply. Address K. 8., box
00, this office. It
IXTANTED—SITUATION BY A THOROUGH"
vv ly competent carpenter; not afraid to go
out in the country. Address 8., box 00, this
office 8-20 2t
Yv~A\ l ED-TWO WORTHY YOUN( i~M EX
t t w ho can give the best of references, desire
any kind of work, city or oountry, Address
\\ ORK, box 50 this office. " 7-13 tf
TirANTED—POSITION TO TAKE CHARGE
M of ranch by capable married American
man, and a good mechanic Address K. N\,
box 00, this office. It
RELIABLE MAN WILL DO BOOKKEEPING
in grocery store iv exchange for goods.
Address Box 00, this office. 8-20 2t
TSTANTED—WORK BY OWNER OF GOOD
>T two-horse delivery rig. Address 11. X.,
box 60, this office. 8-25 2t
WANTED— POSITION TO KEEP SMALL
»» set of books; evening. C. ABBOTT, 45
8. HIH st. K-20 3t
WA NTKP-TO P.BNT.
TITANTED—HOUBE3 FOB RENT, PROPER-
r * ties for sale and exchange; we havo
opened book for a general real estate business ;
to get speedy returns call on us. SEMI
TROPIC HOMESTEAD CO., 121 W. lhird st.
! 8-24 31 _
! \JtTA NTOD—BY YOUNG MAN, FURNISHED
Tf room close in; must bo reasonable. AQ
| dress E. < ~ box 20. Herald. 8-14_ tf
WAl^J^n-^lll^K
I \\ r ANT F. I>— 110 M E B~y"r ELIA B LE PERSON
II in return for confidential trust or cora
i panlon to lady; light work and sewing or
1 charge of sweeping; do not object to outside
I elty; references exchaneed. Address M.. box
30, this office. 8-2 tf
\\ T ANTED—PARTNERS; * 150 BER MONTH
If from tin investment of $1575 cash; no
time for triners. Address. R., box 00, this office.
8-20 3t
TIT ANTED AT ONCE—ALL KINDS OF BEC
ond-hand furniture for spot cash; highest
prices paid. LEWIS <fc ALDERBON .."12 S.
Main st. Tel. 1108. 1-10 tf
' TXTANTLD—HORSES TO BOARD, DAY Oil
f? month : reasonable rates; best care given.
BROADWAY STABLE, BARKER A ACKER,
428 B. Broadway. 8-22 lm
\\ ; AVTED*~$13,000: FIRST-CLASS SECI'R- i
Tl ltv, valued at present 955,000. Apply at
once to John L. PAVKOVICH, 220 West
First st. 8-20 2t
HO SI NESS (ARBS $1 PER 1000; OTHER
printing in proportion. PACIFIC PRINT"
j ING PLANT, 217 New High st. Tel. 1400. It
WANTED -12 ( OWS T(i MILK FOR THEIR
keep. F. C WELTER, 1111 Mission
Road. It
TJtTANTED—CATTLE TO PASTURE. COLE
f f CA R R IS< >N , l.i-;ig HeMeh. Sl9 7t
Kl»l (HTIOXAL.
TIIE LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE
(Incorporated), located at 144 S Main St., t
is the largest and best equipped institution in
Southern California. It provide: a thorough
business training in the most practical way.
The commercial course is not surpassed on
this coast. Tho shorthand department leads
all competitors and is a great success. Its de
partment of penmanship is conducted by Prof.
E. K. Isaacs, a teacher oi national reputation.
Tho teachers of this college are eminently
titled for their work. Day session Open all tho
year. Night session will open September 9d,
at 7 p.m. Send for catalogue. E. R. SHRADBR,
president; F W. KELSEY, vice-president;
L N. INSKEEP, secretary. 8-19 lyr
\I7OODBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE, 226 S.
Tf Spring St., the oldest, largest and finest
equipped commercial school in southern Cali
fornia; a thorough course in the commercial
branchesand banking; asupcriorand success
ful shorthand aud typewriting department
. and a practical English course: new college
rooms, perfectly lighted and ventilated; elec
tric elevator for pupils' nse; new furniture
and appliances; open all the year; pupils re
ceived at any time; illustrated catalogue and
full information free. G. a. HOUGH, pr l
dent; N. C. FELKER, vice-president. 4-4 ly
T DROOP POLYTECHNIC* INSTITUTE, PAS
adena, California, the only institution in
Southern California providing thorough in
dustrial and art training for both sexes in con
nection with scicntitic, literary or classical
education. Sloyd school for younger pupils.
Manual training school and college of technol
ogy. Courses largely elective. <.ood homes
for students. For catalogue and ful 1 informa
tion add ress J' R BSIDE N T CHARLES H.
KEYES, Pasadena, California. 7-318 m
CCI DENTAIT (XTLLEG E, LOS AN i , I. I. g £
Cal. Curricula of best eastern colleges its
models. Faculty most carefully selected to fill
various chairs. Prepare tor v and collegiate
courses, musical, English, scientific, literary
and classical, open to both sexes. Term opens
September 18th. Address OCCIDENTAL COL
LEGE, Station B, Los Angelea, CaL 8-18 lm
f y LASSES~FOR THE STUDY OF PHILOBO
-\J phy (metapbysic, ethics, sociology, politi
cal economy) ami of psychology on a physio
ogical basis; Instruction also iif other cognate
branches of knowledge ; highest references. Ap
ply to G. GLASER, Ph. D.. 220 S. Hill St.
8-10 lm
OCHOOL OF PHYSICAL TRAINING, ELO
0 cutinn and dancing, 220 S. Spring at. Re
opens September 17th. scientific training;
no gymnastics; health restored by exercise.
Practical elocution. Society and stage danc
ing. NAOMA ALFREY, Prin. b-5 3m
IRLS'^COLLEGIA TE SCH OOL—
4 16 W. Tenth st.
Reopens Monday, Sepiember 24.
Boanting pupils received. MISS PARSONS
and Miss DENNEN, principals.
I>RfVATE SCHOOL FOR*BOYS AND YOUNG
men; a summer class in the forenoons,
private lessons in English branches and the
1 lassiCS. A. B. BROWN, A. M. (Yale). li:t Poto
mac block, second floor. 7-26 lm
A LL YOUNG MEN TO KNOW THAT THEY
1\ can have gymnasium and bath privileges
with modern instructions at $1 per month at
L. A. Athletic club. 7-4 It
108 ANGELES TRAINING SCHOOL (IN
j corporated. for Windeigartners. Address
MRS. N. D. MAYHEW, 070 W, Tweuty-ibird It
7-8 tf
HpHE LON(i LEY BHORTHAND INBTITUTE*
X experienced teueheis; private InstruO
lion. Bradbury block. 8-5 lm
A SIB Fry SHORTII \ \'\> AN if
1Y log school, Potomad block, 217 BJBd'y. 78tf
ASI'RURY* BANJO ~ KTUJHO; PITFoMAC
block. 217 S. Broadway. 7-1 | (
IPAJiK-vTfci, V ii, t. p YIHjl QSJ TO, ETC.
PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS IN ALL COT^
J tries obtained, bought and sold; trade
marks, copyrights, etc., by S. J. I»AV tk CO.,
patent attorneys, rooms 2:*2-2.Ki Bradlmrv
building, Los Angeles, E.tablished IM4l*. l-28tf
II A ZA R D <t TOW NSE N D,9 DOWNEY BLOCK.
dX* Tel. 317, Los Angeles. H-21 ti
tiaMaßatffiftaSay >
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2fi. 1394
hlT.*l| OPPOKTPNITIKS.
1" JM)R BALR—fTOO. BARBtR SHOP; ¥175,
cigarstand: ff* ,{ 5O. cigar stand, good busi
ness; 9990, coal and wood yard; BlftOO, gro
cery store, doing fine business; 9900, grocery
store; 9909, restaurant, good business and
clearing big money: 91900, 33-rOom lodging
house In center ot city; 9809* 12- room lodging
house; 91100, 19-room lodging house. N. B.
WALKER tft CO., 125* a W. second It. 8-20A20
ITtOR BALE—• WHOLEBALE AND RETAIL
X fruit and produce, £7<H> and grocery,
butcher shop, *400; delicatessen store
bargain : restaurants, piOOto 9900; fruit store
cheap; lodging house, $1000. E. FITTINGER,
3195* & Spring, information uud collection
bureau. 8-10 lm
TTOTBX FOR SALE—TJIE FURNITURE AND
I 1 least of the best paying all-year-round
hotel at the beach ; splendid chance for purty
wanting a business already established; low
for cash: possession given at once, l or partic
ulars call.at ST. JAMES HOTEL, Santa Mon
ica, 8-20 7t
T?OR SALE—SI2O WILL BUY BRANC H B a X -
cry. fixture! and stock, including cigars,
confectionery, stationery, etc.; good corner
for business; sell account ill-health. Cell at
Log Cabin Bakery. 194 N. Daly st., easi end
electric line. 11
Oi(U \ CASH, BALANCE PAYMENTS AS V 0 IT
I" " ' make it out of the btisiness. Price In
full is $500, will buy one of tho very best lo
cated fruit stands in this city. Never beforo
such a bargain offered. Apply to BEN WHITE,
221 W. First st. 8-20 tl
sfc-)7\— GRDCRRYj A VERY NEAT, AT
i'f tractive and well-paying store ; 2 nice
large living rooms; rent only $15 a month;
value in stock; never before such a bargain
offered. BEN WHITE, 221 W. First st. S-'-ll tf
\ f -*' 1111' KE N RAN CHIN H E All V 0 F
sjVIUU city; between OOOnnd 700 fowls; low
rent. Thil place cost 9909. but owner will sell
at 9500, for three days only. Apply to BEN
WHITE, 231 W. First st. * 8-iW tf
££fU\-REBT ADRAN T IN A RAILROAD
town, this county; pays well; good
price for meals; the only restaurant in town;
sure money making place. Apply to BEN
WHITE, 221 First st. 8-20 tf
17< OR BALE—LO DOING HOCSES AN' D~~HO
-1 tels in any part of the oity and at any price
you want: some country hotels. ASSOCIATED
HOTEL INFORMATION' BUREAU, 102 South
Broadway. 8-5 tf
t7K>R BA LE-CHEAP FOR CASH. ESTA F-
Xj lished business; will trade for clear prop
erty in Los Angeles, Missouri, Kansas or Texas.
Address P. O. box 059, City. 8-21 7t
ÜBER A BARNARD, 227 W. BECOND ST..
will Roll out your store, lodging-house or
any branch of business quick for cash. 8-1 lm
t'SIN*asS~CARD9 $1 PER 1000: OTHER
prtntingin proportion. PACIFIC PRINT
ING PLANT, 217 New High st. Tel. MOO. It
i;tJR~ SA LE A T FOM ON* A— I SELL TILE
I I earth, several good business openings.
R. s. BABSETT.
O BUY A LEGITIMATE BUSINESS OF ANY
m kind go to BEN WHITE, 221 W. First street.
6-22 g
£&1 Oft—FRUIT STORE: BA RG AIN. A V PLY
3M.»«.1 BEN WHITE, 221 W. First st. 8-21 tf
0 SELL YOUR BUSINESS PROMPTLY FOR
Z cash, go lo BEN WHITE, 221 W. First &L
7-4 tf
C> OOD PAYING COLLECTING AGENCY
T $200. Address X. C. box 20, this office.
T7VOR SALE—A WELL PAYING BUSINESS"
J 1 Address Ali C, box 50, this oirice. 8-20 2t
dfKKA LODGING HOUSE, 12 ROOMS. BE N
flT»)f)U« WHITE, 221 W. First st. 8-9 tf
11IOR FRUIT STAND; GOOD
? location. 420 B. Broadway. 8-25 4t
A CHANCE OF A LIYITITME—READ THE
\ coupon offer in this paper.
Atti:ntton-the world has never
seen her equal,
mmc. dbcamor,
the queen of all trance mediums,
wonderful power over disease.
Mine. De( amor is the most wonderful trance
medium in the WOfld. She tells your entire
life—past, present and future—whilst in a
trance. Those engaged In any business, con
templating marriage, or who want to have
evil intlueuccs removed, should certainly con
sult her. If you are sick, don't delay. By her
marvelous power she tells you your disease at
once, and by her wonderful remedies she is
bound to cure you. Treatment by mail always
successful. MME. Df.caMOU, Nadeau hotel,
parlors 101 and 102, first floor. 7-12 3m
\|RS. PARKER, LIFE-READING CLAlR
voyant; eonsultatioos on business, min
eral locations, law suits, removaia, disease,
love, marriage, etc. Take University electric
car to Forrester avenue and Hoover street, go
west on Forrester avenue three blocks to Vine
street, second house on Vina street west of
Vermont avenue. 3-30 tf
N' T OTTc~E—T-TaND MRS. DR. MARTIN, THE
wonderful fortune tellers. They tell your
entire life; those engaged in any business,
contemplating marriage or out of employment
or traveling should certainly consult them.
Ladies 60 cents, gents $1. Open every evening
too p. m. and Sundays. 241 S. Main st. 8-25 2t
R R D. A. XIMBALL. TEST M E DIUM.H. k S
returned; test circles Tuesday and Friday,
8 p.m.; private sittings. 230' ■s. spring st.
; -14 1m
UsTnEPS CARDS 91 PER 1000: OTHER
printing in proportion. PACIFIC PRINT
ING PLANT, 217 Now High St. Tel. 1400. It
MIBBTCATE LAMPMAN, JUST RETURNED—
First circle Monday evening; sittings
daily. 512 Seventh st. H-20-2t
PERSONAL.
IJERBONAL— COFFE, FRESH ROASTED ON
our giant coffee roaster: Java and Mocha,
35c. lb.; mountain coffee, 20c; 0 lbs, rolled
Wheat, 20c.; Blbs.com meal, ISO. J 22 lbs
brown sugar, $1; 8 lbs. beans. 25e.; 2 cans
oysters, 25c; can deviled ham, sc; brook
trout, 15c.; baked beans, 10c; 2 lbs. cooked
ham, 15c; 50 bars soap, $1; pork, 10'jc; ba
con, 13'jC.; wood pails, 15c; brooms, 15c;
Mason jars. ECONOMIC STORES, 305 S.
Spring st.
1" >ERBONAL—RALPH BROS.—GOLD BAR
Hour. 95c; city flour, 70c; granulated
sugar, 17 lbs., $1; brown sugar, 21 lbs., $1; 0
lbs. rolled oats, 25c; sardines, 5 boxes, 25c;
tomatoes, 2 cans, 15c.; midland eoflee, 25c. lb;
eastern oil, 75c; gasoline, 75c; 4 packages
stau-h, 25c; lard, 10-lb. can, 80c; 5 lbs., 45c
001 S. Spring st., corner Sixth.
CiIASKS MARK ET, 018 B ["SPRING—S LPS.
boiling beef, 25c; 2 lbs. round steak, 15c. ;
rib steak, Oc.; sirloin, tenderloin or porter
house steak, 12? tjv. ; stewing mutton, 8c ; leg of
mutton, 8c; rib or shoulder chops, 2 lbs., 15c.
Everything else in proportion. CHASE'S
MARKET, 018 S. Spring.
PI RSON ; AL-YOU~CAN REMOVE SUPElt
lluons hair from face, neck and arms in
five minutes with NUDEN 15, without pain or
injury to the skin. Send for circular. .Agents
wanled. NUDENE MANF'G CO., 210 Front
st., San Francisco. 8 19 BU-tu-th 3m
LLE. RITA—SCIENTIFIC PALMIST, HOLD
ing receptions, ladies and gentlemen, 652
B. Broadway, cor. Seventh; fees stJc. and $1;
hours 9 a. m. till 9 p. m. 8-22 lm
/Slim pses "of America—read the
VT coupon offer today. If you avail yourself
of the opportunity you can easily make 820.
QTRAYED — TWO SMALL MULES; ONE
0 black male mule branded M and one buck
skin femole mule with slit in left ear. Finder
please call at 108 South Broadway and get re
ward. h-25 2t
be REWARD—LOSI - TWO PLATE HOLD*
ft*9 ers for view camera. Finder will receive
the above reward by leaving tiie same at WES
NER'S STCDIO, 190 N. Spring st. a-25 2t
T OST—TH E PARTY WHO FOUND MY
i.J poeketbook on Aug 21st will be rewarded
It he w ill return it to DR. P. R. MOORE. LI9U
8. Spring st., rooms 8 and 9. 9-25 2t
lOSTI OST— l" DAYS AGO. ~A LIGHT-C QLO BBI >
j pug; white spot on breast; name. Tootsve
harness on. Return to 2u4 N. Alameda and
receive reward. 8-24 tf
A I TOKM KYS.
'jAY K.
fj Stimson block, rooms 427 uud 42H. Tele
phone 998. Practices in all tho courts, stato
and federal. rf*\ tf
HUNSAKER, GOODRICH - * Mcf'UTCHFN
lawyers; rooms 543 to 540 Bradbury blk '
sth floor, cor. Broadway A, Third sts. Tel, 1120
TIARTER .t PIEUCK, I.AWYEBB."OFFICES
\j to 38 Bryjoii LlucU, l.os Angeles, y.io t
MAHtAO It.
MRS, I'll. MAYER, SCIKN-JIFJC MASSAGF
and medicated baths; invalids cured for
1965 Park Grove st., near Estrellaave 7-Mi tf
MR S7 LX GRAND AN W~Ay7 FORMERiJy"oF
Boston, experienced masseuse; open Sun
dwys. Room 8, oSl)*j 8. Spring st. -.-I Jj
A French ladyTmagnetic
lady attendant. 410'o S. Spring, room iv
8-141 m
COOFKItAGK.
\| * E .MA NUV A < i'TITRE BA 11 hV. lALF
1 > barrels and kegs for wines, liquors oils
beef, flah, pork, lard, pickles, etc., etc. We
will (HI ali orders proinpUy for either soft
wood or oak packages!. Out-of-town orders
will receive our prom/pt attention. L A
COOPERAGE CO.. 820 East First st. Tel 02o'
H-'jai, tf
TH E HERALD'S DIRECTORY.
, , , _. «.
A. List of Prominent Business and. Professional Firms of the City of Los
Antrelcs.
A Place to Lnok fnr AVhnt You "Wniit —I 1 ints ns to Mow to Bava Your Money — ValUClbM Advice fop Everybody — Nortel Thp B »
OoiUmni Every Day. * x
" ~ i i " i " ~ "~ : — ■:.
ATTORNF.Ys-AT-LaW.
W 11. SHIXnTXtTOHXEY-ATM.AW, Biff
> V . 206. 200, 2117 and 20s, NcWWilson bl'k,
corner of First and Spring sts.
IRA HAIX, '
Counsellor-at-T.aw.
XSOJ ■> scuiih Spring st.
\\* W. ALL
r> .legal mutters. 211 West First street,
1.03 Angeles.
JOHN "\V.""MITCHELL—SOL'THWIWT - C0~r"
net-First and Broadway. Booms land 2.
Praetloes in all California courts.
ipiRKNBYA ( lYoxixTrNriv. COB. FRANK-
Im and New High sts., Los Angeles. Kooms
12, 13, 11, Abstract and Title Insurance block.
cTIiRODrfITsEN, ATTORNEY AND COUX
• selor-at-law, rnon-.s 15, Id and 17 Rogers
block, 217 New High st. Tel. 1104.
\V 1U f* M T.CRAIG, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
>» Rooms 14 and 15 Temple block. Tele
phono 1387.
\\' _ F~7IENNINO, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
T> . Dowi.ey block. I.os Angeles.
ARCHITECTS.
C K. MOORE, TilOS. KKEFE
KEEFE Jt MOORE,
131-. s. Spring st., room 15.
BICYCLES — OVERMAN WHEEL,
T Co., Westminster Hotel blk; borgains iv
scconJliand Victors; high grado repair work.
T-'XION'ANn BICYCLES, GfAR-
L. anteed; highest grade wheels in the mar
ket; on tho installment plan. RUSSELL
MANUFACTUBIXG CO., 113 W. Fifth s*.
Kea~i t i>Tg btcyci.e — whT:n~in DOUBT
. ride a KEATING. Style correct, quality
correct, price correct. lIAWI.LV, KING .v CO.
210 and 212 N. Main st.
•COLUMBIA BICYCLES TITvE ALWAYS
V.. been and are still tiie leaders. STEPHEN
Ji HICKOK, agents. 210 and 212 West Fifth.
IyOWLER CYCLES AKirNOTTsOLn ON PAST
reputation, but present merit. Guaranteed
repairing. Stale headquarters, 431 S. Spring st.
ARCH BKYCLE — STRONGEST WHEEL
made: light and durable: latest styles,
improvements. 11. O. HAINES, 339 N. L. A. si.
UTbRICHT Si KITCHIN, AGENTS FOR
Thistle Bloycle. Firsl-class repairing, en
flmelingnnd nickel plating. 422 s.Spring st.
n~II.~DYXON * CO. 205 W. FOURTH ST.
. Ladies and gents pneumatic bicycles 10
rent. Repairing a specialty. B. CLAY, mgr.
ISACIFIC CYCLE CO., MANUFACTURERS
of llio Pacific bievcles. DifflOttU repairing a
specialty. C 24 S. Broadway. Tel. 887 ;
B"Y6 YCI.ES, VEIIICLESOR CR AN X ORGANS
for sale, trade or rent. "Cheap livery,"
E. MOAT, 401 s. Broadway.
\\ r K. covt'a'n. mgr. : iios. it. b. varney,
TV a coast agt. lor Rambler bicycles. TOlß*
plione 1:..1. 42. S. spring st.
■tItABS WOF.KB.
]>ACIFIC BRASS WORKS, CORNER UPPER
. Main and Alpine sts. Plating, pattern mak
ing, machine shop aud foundry. Tel. 1127.
RAS3 AND IRON GOODS FOR WATER, GAS
and steam; ;t eastings; pattern making.
■1 AMES JONES A: CO., cur, .-evenlh and Spring.
HOOKS.
QF.CONBdLANI) SCHOOL BOOKS WANTED
for cash. Paper novels etc.. exchanged at
ANTIQUARIAN book store, 117 W. First St.
anTlTiousand VOLUMES NEW, OLD
ond rare books. Stationery and school
supplies. FOWLER A COI.WELL. 115 W. 2d.
it A Ii : l;v AND lIKK.
TTIENNA"baKEIIyTuB W. FIRST. LUNCH
* at, all hours. Ladies'separate apartments.
Surpassing enfi'te, bread, cakes nnd pastry.^
barbbkn' srjppi.ms.
IT? W. & C>. E. HOPP"ERST"EA"bT 110 WEST
y. Third st.. wholesale and retail manufac
turers of guaranteed razors and grinders ofall
kinds of cutlery.
1'.i1.1. POBTBK.
■JJ I. A. BILL
j jm Posting Co., member National Association
oi Hill Posters. "Honesty" my motto. Distrib
uting nnd card tucking, fence, sign and wall
advertising. 110 E. second st.
7ii 6Tp7mclea"x,~pr c bide nt state bill
\T Posters' association, tiie only bill poster in
l.os Angels*. 254 S. Main st.
HOOTS AND BHOKS. „„„
EO. COULSOX—BOOTAND SHOE MAKER.
T Repairing a specialty, 1838 S. Main St.,
also Pico aud Pearl sts.
00TS aTTd shoes made and repaired!
All work guaranteed. A. J. CLARICE, 205
s. Mala ft.
. , —.
OARKIAOK WORKS.
THE SANTA FE CARRIAGE WORKS BUY,
sell and exchange all kinds of vehicles.
Repairing a specialty at 305 E. First St.
-|7<CONOMY IS WEALTH. W. n. SMITH TS
J j shoeing horses for $1 per set. All work
guaranteed. Give me a trial—al 305 E. First st.
rpi 11; i
Aw. Fifth st. Tel. 405. Painting, repairing
and trimming. We carry full line of vshiolea,
THE PA CI F IcX^SIAOE _ WORI.SI, GENER
aI carriage ami wagon repairing, A. P.
McLACHLAN, 133 N. Los Angeles st.
ri-iHirLOS - ANGELES CARRIAGE WORKS,
X makes new wotk to order. Repairing soli
rilnd. 301 E. Third ft Tel. 501.
nplIE BAI.TLTIORE cITrKIKgE WORKS
X paint, trim and repair, buy und sell all
kinds of vehicles. 131 N. Los Angeles st,
iTn enterprise carriaTTe works
buy, sell and exchange buggies, carriages
and wagons. 115 N. Los Angeles st.
RICHA RD MOLONY, MANUFACTUREP. OF
carriages, DUgglßl and spring wagons, carts,
trucks, etc. Repairing. 321-323 Allso st.
I'ARRIAOK PAINTBRB. I
AJ. GERMAIN,
• practical carriage painter.
/ 1 P. WOI.FROM,
I r. carriage trimmer. 801 East
Third st. Tel. 501.
T P. ROWAN—PRACTICAL CARRIAGE
f J . painter; Valentinestock used exclusively;
all work guaranteed, 010 N. Main st.
ARTE <b CLEVELAND,
Carriage Painters,
047 New Main st,
CRKAIIEBT.
faTb\ - Tew'creamery
Cream delivered in any quantity.
Cream delivered in air tight jars,
Myers' ice cream, $1 per gallon.
Fresh churned buttermilk delivered.
FAIRVIEW CREAMERY, 448 9. Spring St.
npH E~ LO IF "AN GE LE S "CREAMERY, FINEST
X ie • cream in Ihe city. Creamery products
a specialty. 322 W. Second st. Tel. 537.
fil - k v"milk and cream, delivered
el fresh twice every day, morning and even*
ing, nr, I4s k. Proadway.
P'issii!Jl- **miS!£y\.
MRS. OSWALD'S CORSET FACTORY MAKES
10 order on short notice every style of dress,
riding and abdominal corset; ladies' and child
ren's waists; repairing a specialty. 308 West
si_xt h si. ______
CONTRACTOR ANII BUII.OKR.
7TRAY BrTtS!^'WARD, CEMENT SPECIAL
\J ties. Contractors for reservoirs and irriga-
UOB ditches, 'ielephone 2;)0. 205 New 11 igli St.
OARPKT
rpHE PIONEER STEAM CARPET WORKS:
1 old carpets refitted, new carpets sewed and
laid. 2IW-21QE. seventh si. Tel. 217.
Clin,Bß -vnu O-HINDKR.
R\/.i.Ks'< ; oNCAVF.iV AN|VaiJ. KINDS OF
grinding done in iirst-class order. OTTO
-IE I N EX, 31li W. I il sl st.
CKOCItERY AND UI.ABSWAim^
GLABBWARB AND TOYS.
V 1 GOLDEN RULE P.A/.aaß. the maker of
lon prices iv 1.0. Angeles. 247 S. Sttring St.
CHOICK FKII] I'H AND VKOKt'A Kl.Kt*.
M' OTT MARKET- TEAS,
coffees, spices and olives. LUDWIG —
WAGNES. tele-Dhono 550.
. . _-_^«u__.
THK FINEST ENGRAVED WORK IN THE
city. Cards, invitations, v. eddingannouncc
mcnis.cto. 11. M. LEEA BRO. Hi) X. .-print.
OLOrillNli.
rpHE UNION ('loTHmT"HoX'?l : r.~~J^7~~a
1 Mnin si., a. LOWICH. proprietor,
DKNTIMTH.
Dli. (-. E. BLAKE, DENTIST, NOW Occu
pies the dental parlors of Dr. F. M. Palmer,
No. 230 1 , South Spring street. All operations
Skillfull, performed Willi Ihe latest method*.
Dr. 11. makes a specially of extracting teeth
ids Isle invention; an enlirclv '-new system"
of tooth forceps. All difficult extractions per
formed with greater ease, saieiv and certainty
and with far less psln than heretofore Inflictod.
with Ihe old style of instruments used. Appli
cutions made to the sums to prevent psln. Gas
or other anaesthetics given when required.
Gcnlle treatment assured In all operations.
8-401 m
1882-Est"ablislicd-1882
DR. I. TV. WELLS, CORNER BPBINQ AND
First st., Wilson block; take elevator, Gold
crown and bridge work a specialty; teeth ex
tracted Without pain. Boom X. ml If."
A" ~DTMiT"BKOS.*' DEXfAL~>ARI.ORfC_f»9i (
Bk spring st.; painless extracting and fill
ing; plates,Bß, «B, 810; all work guaranteed;
established 10 years. 7.7 tf
j ERNEST A1.1.1N, D.D P. A LP.a, OR ADC ATE
jl j ol Chicago College Dental Surgery, 175 X.
Spring si., over Boston store, Los Angeles, Cal.
R.
• Corner Seventh and Main streets.
Tclephono 10J1. 4-11 if
t\bT ke'vxkdy. dentist, jo«t< n. spiuno
1/ st., rooms 2, 0 and 7 Painless extraction.
B-aO tf ,
tpBANK CTEVEXS. _ 3iM,'i 8. SPRING ST.
X? Open Sundays nnd evenings; electric light.
Dr. w. r. tcckei:, dentist. Hammond
011 >ci,, l'.t) 1 .. SO'it h Spring St.
BTBINQ AND OLEANINH.
NEW DRY DYKING AND CUtANINQ
Works. Processes recentlr patented in
Enrore. Best work in the city. 308 West
Eecond street.
METROPOLITAN STEAM DYE WORKS, 211
Irauklin street, fine dyeing ami cleaning.
PARISIAN DYE WORKS, 275 SOUTH MAIN
st., best dyeing in Ihe city.
rpHE SOUTH CALF. STEAM DYE WORKS,
X 322 W. First St.; Isdius' and gents' gar
menls cleaned and dyed; prices reasonable.
DKiiaa.
CH. HANOE, PHARMACIST AND DRUCV
• gist. 177 and 179 X. Spring St., Los An
geles, 1 nl.
DELICACIES.
/ HIOICFST LINE Of DOMESTIC AND IM-
V ported delicacies in the city. FRICKER &
ESfiKX, Molt. Market. .Main st.
If.nos.is.
THE FRANCIS — NEWLY FURNISHED
rooms from i£2 per week Hnd up.
322 BOUth Spring street.
rpHE NEWPORT— SEW IIOfSE; FIRKT-
J. class in every particular; all outside
rooms, elegant and comfortable, at reasonable,
rates; hot and cold baths oil dcv. free. 140
E. Fourth street, nearly opposite Westminster
hotel,
TIIE IRVING, 2205. HILL ST., NEAR COR.
Second; very desirable furnished, rooms,
with or without housekeeping privileges; sum
mer lates.
TIIE CHELSEA, 289 B. HILL, BET. BEC
ond and Third —First-class rooms and board;
permanent iamily boarders desired; summor
rates. 7-29-at
riMIE REVERE, 323 WEST SECOND STREET"!
X near Broadway. Strictly iirst-class room
ing house, l.os Angeles, Cal.
rpHE C LIFTO X* D~sT 'MJIER ROOMS
1 single or en suile. Board if desired. 231
-233 N. Broadway. A. H. KUii.V, proprietor.
Tl I aTIY - I.OCATED;
nice furnished, sunny outside rooms, with
gas; reasonable rates. Slssjj H. Main st.
THE ST. LAWRENCE — FURNISHED AND
unfurnished rooms; hot. and cold water.
N.E. cor. seventh and Main sis. Tel. 1031.
HE PURCELL HO USE-NEWLY FUR
nished rooms $1 per week up. MRS, K.
DUBBAULT, proprietress, 32.") E. Third st.
IfOtt RENT—Ki;RNIBHI I > V RONT ROC&i,
s-2 per week; outside rooms, if 1.25 per
week; large rooms. 519 s. Spring St.
99«> EAST FIFTH BT. HAVE NICELY RR
•.—•I fuinished rooms under new manage
ment. MRS. W. H. MATHEWS.
q-VHE - ACME~iuKNIBH¥b~ AND UNFUR-
X nished rooms; newly and nieelv refitted;
$1 per week up. 117 and 119 E. Fifth st
iV 11 NISII ED ROOMS—-THE PARKER, 424
1} W. Fourth st,; nicely iurnisJied rooms,
single or en suite; rates reasonable.
has nice and com-
Jl. fortoblo furnished rooms at reasonable
rates. 312 S. Hill st.
I~HE DENVER—I 33 N. MAIN ST. FINE
furnished rooms; $1.50 per week and up.
Center oi city.
f-TtTsOlmf CROCKER, NEAR FIFTH St.
• M_. Neatly furnished outside rooms, $1 per
week and up.
17IOR RENT—NICE, CLEAN, FURNISHED
" rooms, $1 per week. 222 S. Los Angeles st,
9Q9A S. SLAINIST~cb~MFORTABLE ROOMS
_,o._l "in q prlvule family.
____ FCBNITDBIT.
SILVERTIIORNE&'pARKEeThEADQUART
ers for new and second hand furniture;
give us a call when buying or selling; goods
sold on easy payments. <;reat bargains in fold
ing beds. Sewing machines from $1.50 up,
guaranteed."BJH 020 S. Spring st.
JOSEPH'S. TO BUY OR SELL YOUR HOUSE
hoId goods. 42G and 428 S. Spring st.
OINCLAIR & CO SECOND-HAND HARD-
O ware, stoves, ranges, harness, eta 263 S.
Los Angeles street.
N~ "~EW AND SECOND-AJ]gr«~GOODS BOUGHT
and sold. Gasoline stoves repaired, 222
South i.os Angeles street.
O TO ARNOLD & SONsTtO BUY AND SELL
r your furniture, carpet!* stoves, eta 415
South Spring street, Los AnAsler, Cal.
sTj6t"__"7Fol 'R~OFFTcF7>ixTURii
until you see CLIFFOftD A MAGNUS, if
wanting store fixtures, call at 251 s Main st
NE W "TnT> SF.(' O x lTh Xnii GOO DS OF
every description bought and sold. High
est prices paid ni 340 E. First st.
D. STEELE St SON~BIJY AND SELL NEW
„ and second-hand furniture. 257 and 259
S. Main st. Telephone 1106.
ISO sIjLL YOUR FURNITURE,
. stoves, carpets and haby carriages go to
PAGE P.ROS., 310 S. Main SU
I-iorr"cii¥Ap gakoline stoves of dif
. ierent makes and for furniture oi all kinds
go to GARBER, 230 Vllso St.
HE LOS ANGELES FURNITURE EX
ohange4l the place to buy your f urnituie.
351 N. Main.
rpiLTON, GO9 S. SPRING ST.. NEW AND SEO-
X ond-haud furniture bought, sold and ex
changed.
NEW SECOND HAND STORE WANTS
goods. ETCHIBON & LANE. Ul7 S. Spring
street.
IG BARGAINS FOR SPOT CASH AT
"BRENT'S," 410 H. Spring si.
/»Tj sTb'pr Ino buys and
Dl 1 sells everything 2d|ay
riTTBK, BOOT AND sHOXIiI *XXX.
N^BI^uT;ASTRO, FITTER, BOOt'aND
shueiuaker, 320 W. Second st. Hoot, shoe
and gaiter uppers made for ihe trade.
rlkUj roiir.i'Kv ani> oadib.
"OACIFIC COAST FISH COMPANY, 302 8.
A Sprint street. Free delivery. Tel. 1237.
/"IUITAR LESSON'S BY NOTE: EXECUTION
\JT aspecialy; guarantee Bcliolars to be able
to play in society in three months; lerms, 50
cents a lesson. C A WUISa, 2XI W.
First sU J,
| HARDRN WOOD WORK.
HENRY iTeERDT-GARDEN WOOD WORK
q S|'eeisil\ liils s. Mnl v si.
i OIJNSWITH.
. U» U THACKER, 131 WEST THIRD ST. i
V j Models lunde. i.'iinand mneliine \vnrk.
I
'. -\T° FOOT: NO HORSE—HORSES SHOD
1\ according to nntiire and ogreeablo to art.
\ ! Slioes made for all diseases of the feet.
GOODWIN'S SHOEING SHOP, 204 S, Los All
i geles st
r|S~H. ZEIGI.ER - GlVl-.S SPECIAL ATTEN-
X* tion to contracted feet, corns, stumbling
L and interfering. 221 Eequena st.
f\ ILHOLDEX, I'RAfTK'AL HORSESIIOER.
i \T« Repairing neatly done. All work guar
aniced lirsi class. 000 F. First si.
iiomiA^
HOTEL WORTH— Ot'll AND BROADWAY;
lirst-class board and lodging; summer
1 rates; suites for families. F. J. BPAULDING.
f 1 ft an n p AcTFic-'F.uiti ii'F.AN iiTitei, 42: x
IJT S. Spring St.; line, largo rooms, $2 per
J week and up.
nopi:i7rAMONA-S. J. ILYMMONI), prop?,
corner Third and Spring sts., Los Ange
les. Cab
_ is ai it Dimes Kit.
M"~KS. E. U Bi IIERTsrFASIIIbsAULE HAIR
dresser. BharßpOOing, hair dressing 50c.
21B)i W.First st. Hair cullin" a spl iy. Te1.1391
H \RNKBB AMD BADDLEP.Y.
| 7CMOiT_N<) MANUFAOTURiBSADDLES,
f I • harness and saddlery : Mexicen saddles a
specialty. Bits, spurs and whips, 220 Alisost.
OTTO RUF~M*ANUFAO7UR"bB ALL BTYLEB
of harness and line ltorsu boots, at 3i3 S.
am .-!.
,»'<!« PRrNTINO.
I"">USINESS cXp.DS~SI PER 1000; OTHER
> printing iv proportion. Pacific Printing
Mailt, 217 New II igli si. Tel. 1400.
vic^vrocK.
SALE OR EXCHANGE—CHEAP FOR
X cash or mom lily payments, gray mure $20,
sorrel horse $20, bay mare 826, bay horse $25;
117 Winston st., back po.sioitlce.
LOAN OyglOW.
MONEY LOANED ON PERBONAL PROPER
ty. Unredeemed pledges for sale. 312)4
X. Spring st. Temple blue!;.
LA DOS it UAND fAY rrj KB It.
171 S. WEBSTER, WHOLESALE
1 j« lull dealer iv all kinds oi ladders, 218 E.
Second st.
—.— i ■ -' — j
MAKKKTB.
CIHICAQO MARKET, 410 S.
> very best meat kept and sold at pleasing
prices. J. WOLLENBHLAGBB, proprietor. I
MARKET—WHAT YOU CANNOT
A> get anvwherc elso try the Norma. IS20&
Main st. Tel. 1171.
MOi'T MAISKET—WHAT YOU CAN'T GET
at the Norma, try the Molt. .MANSFIELD
BROS. 'Tel.
MATI'IIKSS MAKI K.
PACIFIC MATTRESS FACTORY MAKES
all kinds of woven wire mattresses, lop
mattresses, hair, lloss. lnoss, Rrazilian hair and
wool. Telephone 1389, Comer Third and
Wolfskin avenue, two blocks north of Arcade
I depot.
MANUFACTURER OF PILLOWS AND BOL
sters; hair mattresses a specialty. 11. RO
BERTI, 400-2 S. l.os Angeles st. Tel. 1187.
M ANTKI.t.
CALL ANU SEE OUR MAxTFLIfWItTFt)VER
tops, which we will set in house complete
for $25. J. S. BRUNEI. L. CO., 010 N. Main st
"IVOOD, IRON AND slate"m.vntels: fine
\\ cabinet ware to order; hardwood lumber.
£JS2^M»—Si r>l '' s ' St—Si Hi 7l ''*-
MACHINE BMOP.
RUSSELL MANUF'NO CO., 143 W FIFTH ST.
Model making ami general machine work.
First claws work: reasonable prices. Tel. 1312.
■tcsjo.
("I UITARS, BANJOS, EToTIiOLD On"ea«Y
T payments at Durant's music store, next to
Los Angeles theqlcr.
JIBSBIAL INSTBIIJIKNrs KKPAIKKO.
MANF. OF GUiTaRS
'j and mandolins; musical instruments re
peired ;gn itai s a specially; 00K ri. Spring.
MANZANA COLONY.
FOR HOMES OIT IN KNT OXINSTAL.
ment plan in almond culture,see THOB, W.
UASKINS, 401-403 blimaun building.
MANICUKK AND H,Ti 1 KDKKHsKIt.
MRS. WEAVER JACKSON—SHAMPOOING,
foce treatment, cleclrolysis, linir goods.
Tel. 1250. 2Hti-7-.-l Stimson blk.'lei. U-'.'ui.
_!lANUFACrrjKKI£H I ;L *JOIIJS> HATS.
RUSSEI.L 6i WILSON, 113 W. THIRD ST.
Ladies', Misses' and children's straw and
felt hats. Goods done over in the latest styles.
OPTICIAB AND JBWEI.KK.
STOE3AK, EXPERT WATCHMAKER, OP
IT. tician and jeweler, 511 S. Spring 6t„ bet
Fifth and Sixth sis., Los Angeles, Cal.
AYE YOUR WATCH ""REPAIRED AND
guaranteed. 1 borough work aud moder
»tc prices, w. J. GET/,, 330 s. Broadway.
OIL BURNERS.
CALKINS ELECTRIC FITS
tiny stove. In operation at 225 West
Fourth street.
I
PLAZA GALLERY — LOWEST PRICEB '
reached; best enameled finish photos; any
size from postage stamp to Bxlo, including one
tinted in each dozen: crayon portraits $1.25,
up to the finest grades. 513 N. Main st. ]
T^WSOXfiFi'OWERS, 147 S. MAi""n¥i\ 168 1
Xj medals awarded. We have the finest oper
ating and dressing rooms in the city, and
make eveiv style of picture known to photo
graphy at tho lowest prices for strictly lirst- .
class work.
\XJ ESNF.R MAKES FIRST CLASS WORK
TV only, at prices Irons $2 per doz. up. Satis
faction guaranteed. 120 N. Spring st.
OUR TINTYPES OF THE NICEST FINISH 1
for 25c, at the tent on Upper Main st, one 1
block north of tho Plaza.
B" ~ON~TON~GAIX"ERY, 452 S. SPRING ST.
Finest enameled cabinet photos, $1 per
doz. lor 30 days, eh ildreu's photos a specialty.
PLUSIB-KB.
Jl G. ORD—CONTRA CTT NO I'I.UMBEr7
li» jobbing a specialty, gas and steam fitting.
ventilating and all kinds of tin work. 1610
South Main street.
IL^WOTTON^ANtTaIFy - PLUMBING A
• specialty. Estimates given. 206 East ;
Fourth street, two doors east of l.os Angeles st.
J.""eUBTTS & C 0.7754 S, SPRING STREET, j
« plumbing, gas and steam fitting; engines f
and pumps repaired; tel. 013. |
IJLUMBER, GAS AND STEAM FITTER; SEW- *
ers a specialty; jobbing promptly attended 1
to. J. c. KOLFF, 119 W. Seventh st. _ j
"rrtRANK A. wkixsTlANK, PLUMBER AND ,
X gas litter. 240 E. Second street Telephone
ISti - .
PHOTO KN*JKJUVJIN<IJ6 D«»D«NINO. J
ripliK LOS ANGELES ENGRAVING CO., RE- i
X produce photographa and drawing* lot ths
prlating press. 205 l a South Main si. I
UNION~PHOT O~CO.7desTgNINO AND EN- 1
graving; line half tones nod zino etchnga
aspeclalty. llroadwav. s
rrt c
PRIVATE HOAKDINH.
MRS. GUTIERREZ GIVES FIRST-CLASS (
Spanish dinners lo order, $1 to $2.50; -
regular dinner 50 cen Is. 322 Wilmington st.
(
BANNERS, FLAG", BADGES, GOLD AND ]
silver trimmings aud bulllon;embrolder- '|
ies. '-08 N. Main St., upstairs. I
.... E
l-AINTKKB
J" AMIS CLARK, PAINTER AND t
fiuishtr, 118 W, Third street '
i
WASHINGTON ST. PLANING MILL, MILL
work of nil kinds. HASTINGS A MITCH.
OIL m-7-lH.il H. Main st. Tel. HH.i.
. J!^3J*tk_4siimnsuras(;e,
l Miil SAL- OB EXCHANGE-! MAKE A
J- "I laity ot that lection bet. Pasadena and
1- an Bernardino, including Pomona, North On
tario, Clareniont, covins, Asusa, Glcndora and
Duaito 1 have a very line lot of improved
properties, line houses, and they can ho had in
"Change lor eastern property and cash.
ELMO K. MKSERVE, Pomona Ileal Estate _£
change, 109 8. Broadway.
W7HATLEY 4 COMPANY-REAL ESTATE
'» ami investment brokers. Money loaned
on approved security. 203 Bradbury building.
T7l H. PIEPER <b CO, 108 8. BROADWAY
A n« el ««. Cal.—Real estate bought
sold and exchanged.
SCARBOROUGH - CO. — REAL ESTATE
lire Insurnnco nnd notary public. 106 S
Broadway.
\1 RK f.. HUNTER, HOBS. SPRLNO ST. MEALS
ITA 280. Breakfasto to 9:.)0; lunch 11:30
to -': dinner los,
*»OOWl>aa,W|i VKBICMCB.
A LL VA iUKTIKS \ S D
1 V hand vehicles bought, sold and exchanged:
re«wnaj ; de^M.W I; \nMsT:i<»x > i, 789 a. Mam
wSfiJSiSS i2££sJs*! MKPjt^IKKK.
M Y. nil.mm;, mua. SPRING w/tJ_
. biellns repaired and manufactured: »as
oline stoves and key *
S TO 11111 l
rpHE* LOB ANGE_a ' sto"ttA"o~E~~WAl?K-
I. house, storago for all kinds of goods. 351
North Main.
ti UN !>' MKt'ONI)-H ANO CLOTHING .
O END ORDERS TOR 5 EN
i~ clothing i" I. SILVER. Silver pays htghea
prices. 1-/',., N. Los Angeles St.
STOVES ANI» TIN W A KB,
AB. CH A PMAnT BTOVEB, BjiSgES Met
• lias, gasollneand oilstoves. 4145. Spring
fourth,
TAILOR.
lATEST STYLES, MODERATE PRICEa
J ADOLPH, THE TAILOR.
17 California Hauk luiiMing.
IKON WORKS.
/"< F.O. RUBSCH, manf. of'tinT COPPER
IT and sheet iron ware for tho trade, 217
and 219 commercial it
TOOL VI'OIIKS.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOOLCO.. MANF4
L 7 of granite, sandstone and marblo tools.
156 N. Lo- Angeles it
TK.-.M AND AWNINGS.
AW. BWANFELDT, 847 B. M AIN StTTma"
.• nfacturer of and dealer In tents, awnings'
units, wncoiM overs; tenls for rent. Tel. 111,(1.
DMUIKTaKINB AKu BIM is V«.a|NU,
j NO, li. PAUL) FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
el Embalmer, 419 and 421 Downev aye.,
East Los Angelea, Opcu day and night TeL
ORR .rpAWEtTSI>V, 147 NORTH SPRING
street Finest hearse in the city. Prices
reasonable.
PHO I lIOKtrBIK,
CB. WAITE, 211 WEST
. geles. Cal. Views ma le lo order guarsn
teed, l.srgcs. assortment s. California views.
WINKS AND i.Kli.diih'
f\ UNDLACH'S RHINE FARM WINES, CALL
\T fomia's choicest products. Sonoma claret
3:lc and otic; Sonoma/infandcl. 500 and 75c;
choice sweet wines. 78 nnj i(il per gallon;
in in lly trade solicited. STEIN IK E „ BlitNlNO,
237 and 239 S. Main st. Tel. 534.
"VTAPA ZINFANDEL hoc-rSOUTHERN CALI
i.I fornia sweet wines, brandies and whiskies.
F. VIOLE 4: CO., 221 W. Fourih St. Tel. 121 U.
A COOI) SONOM A~V l R ~N APA ZINFANDEL
at.iOe per gal. 1.. AFFFEL wholesale wine
nr.d liquor dealer, 130 W I'iflh st. Tel. 1379.
TOCBO MRU'S CHRISTIAN ABS'N.
pOOL'IiY.MNASIUM, ItEFRESHING BATHS
KJ Try it nud sco how endurable the hot
went lie r becomes; Jul] incmhcrshi p. $10 a year,
V IRN BODIE OF LOB ANOKLKS.
rpHE NEW YORK BAZAAR, 148 N. SPRING
J. street.
financial.
Pacifio"l"oa'n company?
(incorporated).
Loans money in any amount on alt :
kinds of collateral securities, dia
monds, jewelry, sealskins, mer
chandise, etc. Also on pianos,
iron and steel sales, without re*
moval. Partial payments re
ceived. Money quick. Busln-ss '
confidential. Private oflice for
ladies.
w. E. DcGROOT, Manager.
8-29-ly ROOMS 2, 3 and 4,114 S. Spring st
TUTONEY TO~ LO~AN~ISN~TriAMONDS, JEW
-IVI elry, watches, pinnos. sealskins, live slock,
carriages, bicycles and all kinds of personal
and collateral security. LEE BROS., i
2- 18 ly 402 s. Spring it
"T~C,061l INVESTMENT—A FEW COUPONS ;
A and dimes will secure one of the finest
works of art in America, Bead the great cou
pon offer elsewhere,
ITiOR BALE — A LOT OF GUARANTEED
1 street improvement bonds. Apply to C.
SHEERER, 237 W. First st.; offlco hours, 10,
10:30 a.m. 4-4 If
OS~ANGELKS SAVINGS BANK, 236 N.
Main st. Money to loan ou tirst-class im
proved real estate, 8-14 tf
ONEY TO LOAN—BLOCKS OF $1000 TO
$20,000. V. C. MILLER, 237 W. First St.
8-12 tf.
rpO TO $100,000; 6J_ TOB~N ET?
X 220 W. First St. 8-25 tf
FOR KHNT-80U98.i1.
TjsOß RENT—HOUSE 0 ROOMS, HARD-FIN-
Fished, $<l, with water; houses 4 rooms,
hard- finish, 5-room rustic, botli close in, $10
and $0, with water.
House 11 rooms, all modern conveniences,
elegantly furnished, fashionable location; $85;
unfurnished $70
House 9 rooms, 8. Olive St., close in; bath,
closets, etc.; 840, with water.
JOHN P. P. PECK,
8-26 2t 227 W. Third st,
OR~RENT-TWO-9TORY HCHJm7>F~SEVEN
rooms, bath, closets, etc., on electric car
line; $'25 per mouth. Inquire of DR. J. T.
BCHOI.L, 1401 S. Main st lt_
For Trent—houST of o rooms, fur<
nished or unfurnished. 422 Centennial st
8-15 If
b!T"MNT-A _ 9oio"o\r house, unfur
nislied. Apply 1532 W. 91h si. 8-23 7t
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
FOR RENT-sicELY"BURNISHED ROOMS,
626 S. Broadway; rent reasonable. 8-15 lm
JJVD RNI SHE D BOOMS TO LET—LIGHT
I housekeeping. 325 BUgna Vista St. 11-24tf
""exciT k SION S?
mASI DAY SAVED BY TAKING
V-Jsanta Fe excursions to Kan
sas City, St. Louis, Chicago, Now
ston Leave Los Angeles every
Wednesday; personally conducted through to
Chicago and Boston; family tourist sleepers to
Kansas City and Chicago daily. Low rates and
quickest time. Office, 189 N. Spring st. 7-lm
JUDSON'S POPULAR EXCURSIONS—
every Monday, over the Rio Grande West
ern and Denver and Rio Grande Railways;
scenic route; personally conducted; newly
upholstered. Curs through to Chicago, .New
York and Boston. Finost equipment, best
service, quick time. Office, 21a S. Spring st.
IjHlLLl'pS , "pBRSONALLY CONDUCTED EX»
curslons via Southern Pacific, Rio Grande
and Rock Island routes, leave Los Angeles
every Tuesday, cross tho Sierra Nevada?, pasa
the entire Itto Grande scenery and make 10
hours stop at Niagara Falls, ail by daylight
Ollice Spring st. 12-n if
KJL^AS<*YJtKu~~--.
C\ENTRALIA~I.OCATED, OLIVE AND SEC
/ ond streets; day boarders. Booms elegant
ly furnished. All modern conveniences,
'table cannot lie surpassed. Terms reasonable.
D. E. BARTON, proprietor. 7->8 ly
CONTRACI'ORB.
Oonlrad soherer, g"ranite, bitumen
ouS and asphalt paving. 237 W. First it.

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