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THE HERALD IS GETTING HIGH BALL
On if» classified advertising. The list of live wants published today indicate the way
people are drifting. IVs results which count. The people find returns by advertising in
the Herald, ami the;/ increase their order.
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I THE HERALD I
♦ WANT COLUMNS |
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I To Those ♦
» _ Looking for ♦
♦ Work. ♦
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X \ Look nnder "Sitnatious Wanted, ♦
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church notices.
rr+UK FIRST SPIRITUAL SOCIETY MEETS
I eve ry Sunday at new Music hall, 231 S.
spring ,!■ Lyceum at Ip. 111. Dr. X. F. Ruv-
Un will' lecture at 2:80 and 7:30 p. 111. Dr.
Bebleeiuiter. the noted lest medium of San
Fraueiaco. is expected to be present and give
tests. But'jeet for afternoon: The Cause and
tore of T.'ie Tramp Evil. Evening subject:
Are the Phi ■notnenti oi spiritualism f acts, or a
DeluMtonaad Snare ot the Devil. A solo by
Mrs. Pettit 8 utitied When- Is Heaven; 11 trio,
glial' We Know Knob other There, by M rs.
Pettit and Mi. and Mrs. Howard, will be sung
in the eveninVt; also a solo, I liuiH a Bridge oi
Fancies, by M. s. Irving Pierce, Little Btreich.
er, pianist. 8
/ IHUR~CH <)i- ; TIIE - NEW BRA—AT ILLINOIS
V. hall. Uroad.way aud sixth stt. Grand rally
at 11 a. 111. 10 hi\ar leading citizens discuss the
question, Hmv tit Devise Ways to Employ the
Unemployed. MaVtin V Bork will tell the
truth, aa he always does, anid prove it ou his
blackboard. His last Bom day lecture at
Illinois hall drew s"0 pjeople. No such a:
traction in this city. Rev. w. c. Bowman will
preach in the evening the 'heat sermon in this
city : Subject, our National.Sins. Fine music,
espec'allv prepared. Seating capacity 1000.
All Stats'free. Let ail attefiid these meetings.
SS COR.
Adams and Figaaroa. si. Holy Eucharist,
S. a.m.; morning sejrviooand sermon at 11;
Bunday school at 2:80; full choral evensong
at 4. Special attemtion paid to the music,
which is rendered by a large vested choir ot
men, women and boyts. All the scats in this
church free. Stranjgera cordially invited.
Take Grand avenue cable 10 Adams street.
Rev. 11. W. R. Taylor, rector. 4
T_URBT TINIVERSAUST CHURCH, CALE.
V donia hall. 118W 8. Spring at Preaching,
11a.m.; stihject, salvation oi the Upper and
Lower classes Compared. Sunday school ai
12:15 p. 111. Meeting oi church extension
committee 12 m. today in room rear of hall.
Woman's Unitseraalist •union annual meeting
for election of officer* with Miss Tallmadge,
127 w. SlxteentJi si., nexi Thursday, 2 p. m.
/-sHRIsf ~~< IHCRC H, EPlB(' OPA
l_; Flower and .Pico streets: Alfred s. cim k.
rector; residence. 1370 Figueroa si red.
Sunday services, lj a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Holy
communion first and third Sundays of the
month. Sunday school, 9:45 a. ni. Seals
free. Strangers aiv cordially invited to all
services. Electric c.srs lo Pico Heights or Uni
versity station pass the church
Spiritual unit y~ tkst meeting to
-0 night held by Miss .Kate Lampman, known
as Starlight, Hie cefs'bratcd little trance
medium, starlight wil'J. give undeniable proof
Of spirit return. Music Mild solo by Mr. Lund.
All are cordially invitedl G. a. it. hail, ohp .
8. Spring St., 7:30 p, m. 2
CIHURCH OF ST. PAJBL THE APOSTLE,
J Episcopal, Olive st., opposite Central park.
Rev. .lohn Gray, rector. Holy communion
7:30 a. m. Litany sermon 11 a. m. Special
service of music in the evening, rendition ot
Mozart's Seventh mass entt re by the lull choir,
organ and orchestra.
CIHURCH OF THE I'Nll'V (UNITARIAN),
/ corner Hill and Third .streets, Rev. J. v
Thomson, pastor. Services Sunday at 11 a. in.
Sabbath school 9:30 a.m. Subject Sunday
murning, spiritual Manifestations and Psychi
cal Research. There will l«e no evening ser
vice.
I3ROGRESBfV E ""TRlTTirs'icTKlißli WILL
. meet at 107.. X. Main su Sunday at 7:30
p. ro. Mrs. Mary A. White, the noted platform
lecturer, and other speakers will address the
meeting. Noted mediums wlJl give tests from
the platform. Admission free.
1 MP.ST PREBBY 1 BRIAN CHURCH, CORNER
I Second and Broadway. 9:30 Sabtmih
school; 1: a. m. and 7:30 p. m. preaching by
the pastor. 8:20 p. in. Y. I. 8. C. E. Prayer
meeting Wednesday 7:48 p.m. Strangers cor
dially mvl'cd to all services.
CillltlSTlAX BCIENCE PRACTICAL TALKS
by Mr. Jennie b. Phillips in Friday Morn*
lug dub rooms on Broadway, opposite the
First M I-:, church, subject' this evening,
Death Krom a christian Science Standpoint
Everybody invited.
I~jETI-.R-ll.hA PSYCHICAL RESKARI II
meetinga every Sunday evening at 8, Cale
donia hull. HHf, Spring st.; grand conceit;
also spiritual phfiosuph) and phenomena. In
▼estigaturs are cordially welcome.
A 1.1. SOI US' UNITARIAN VMl'ifcH~Dß.
lay, minister, services this morning at
hall of Friday Morning club, Broadway, be
tween 'I bird uiid Fourth, Subject, The Higher
Ownership.
rpHEOSOI'HIi AL SOI li I V -FREE LEI I
-1 vie Hi a evening hi. 7 :45 o'clock, at BlHvau
ky bun. -11. 1 1 -spring street Subject, Evolu
tion, by Mrs. Lulu 11. Rodgers. -j
PKItSONAL.
I~">Klt"uNAl. WILL THE EI.DEITi.Y T; r "\.
tleman who auswered the ad addressed 10
H., pox 40, an l enclosed his picture cm from
one of hia publications, write again with his
address, vv., box GO, tills office. y
\ YOUNG MAnToK GOOD FAMILY, GOOD
habits and a native of this atate, desires
to correspond with a lady of refinement; ob
feclinatrimouy. Address E. G., box 00, this
Otlicc. 2
BIOVtCB UKfAIKKU.
\ 188 W. Fifth atreet Repairs made for any
Stove in the U. 8, Patterns made 10 order. 15
/ 1 ASOLIXE STOVES CLEANED, REPAIRED
"JT Tel. 100;, BLACKMAX, 403 8 Spring st
Sl'K< IA! MITICII,
t^wTjFi'd'iVeVp'kc '-rfv lly call"tiik~"at
-1 teation of voters of the Seventh ward to the
f»et Hiat 1 have been a resident and tax
payer oi the city of Lot Angeles for
twelve years, ami regarding my business
qualifications can refer them to any responsi
ble business dnn in the city. I have no atliiia
tiont with any political ring or clique, and if
elected will till the position honorably and
oletitlonsly. < lIARLES A. ROBIXSOX,
indepenaent candidate councilman Seventh
ward. 8
EWIS .t ALDKRSON,
312 s. .Main St.—
Will sell you solid oak brace arm rockers for
$1.75: small nuiafl rockers for $1.23; good bed
loungis for 95; oak pillar extension tables, $ti
tvs; ; parlor organ for 980; good guitar, $11:
gasoline stoves, guaranteed perfect, for 9*3;
latest pattern bicycle, Morgan A Wright lires,
only used a few limes, lor $05. Get what you
want at Lewis .t Alderson's.
j~TOTICE-THE LOS ANGELES CITY WATER
1.1 company will strictly enforce the follow- j
ing rules: Thehoura tor sprinkling are be
tween 0 aud S o'clock a. m. and 0 and 8 o'clock
p. m. For a violation of the above regulation
the water w ill be shut off and a tine of $2 will
be charged before the water will be turned on
again. 8-17 tf
rpillfsArTT DEPOSIT BOXES OF THE STATE
1 Loan and Trust company are enclosed in a j
tlre-proot and hiirglsr-proof vault, Willi time
j lucks and brilliantly lighted with electricity; !
j alcoves attached lor the private examination
oi valuables, with wining materials; a young i
lady in attendance. 8-1 tf
T OS~ANGELEB COUNCIL, Np, 1499. ROYAL j
I j Arcanum, meets tit No. 343 S. Spring It. '
every Thursday at 7:80 p.m. .1. A. REID, Re
gent; Charles 11. Brown, Secretary. Visiting
I members invited to meet with us.
MKSMIN'B FEMALE PILLS AS A SPECIFIC
monthly medicine for immediate relief
or painful ami irregular menses-from whal
eve: cause, lor sale by GEO. H. FREEMAN
CO., 102 X, Spring st. Price, 92 per box.
i ~~i xliss.~cTrds - ! oooT^oTher
printing in proportion. Pacific Printing
Plant, 217 New High st. Tel. 1400. 2
IL (ToODWIxTpT A NO MAN UFACTURBR;
• pianos, church and parlor organs repaired
and luned. Factory, 507 Ceres tve. 11-14tf
M"~ACHI .Nt7r~y7~D lEB AND~TObLB MADE
and repaired. .1. YON SERKEY, 210 8. Los
Angeles st, Tel. 933. 11-14tf
1" J»6R PETROLEUM AND WATER METF.RS
1 see J. E. KOEBERI.E, 145 s. Broadway
r pALK WIT!I CLARK Jk WRIGHT ABOOT
1 paints ai 021 S. Spring st. 11-411
CPANIBH DINNERS TO ORDER, 91 TO $2.30;
O regular dinner, 500, 322 Wilmington st.
~_W AX FELDT, (THE I. A. TENT it AWNING
11 C 0.,) has removed to 250 S. Main. 11-25
iIIPETffcLEANED AND LAID, 5 CENT!
per yard, 115 Ord st. 4
"X F - ¥LOPETt, IiOL'SE MOVER, OFFICE,
i\« 12 tVniiT place. 1-15 If
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR*.
BIDS WILL HE RECEIVED ON OR BEFORE
December 10, 1594, for the construction
oi three railroad stations in Pima county, Ari
zona. Plans ami specilications can be seen a!
Ihe oflice oi A. M Edelman, architect, Welle.
Fargo .A Co.'s building, corner Main and Third
St.. city. 2
BCSINF.Se PERSONALS.
lea will be glad to know that the eminent
dermatologist, fir. Carpenter, whose name has
become the household word, has loca cd at
252' j South Main atreet, where all those wish
ing facial blemiebea removed, splotches, moles,
superfluous hair, scars, pimples, freckles,
wrinkles and port wine marks can see him;
skin made white; lips and cheeks tinted ami
neck developed. No nay uuill perfectly saiis
tied.
■ )ERSONA L—CO 111-E, I I: i:sTI~ROA STED ON
1 our gigantic coffee roaster. Java and Mocha,
35c lb; 24 lbs brow n sugar, $1 ; 5 lbs good
Japan lea, $1; lo lbs corn meal, 10c; it lbs
tapioca, 25c; 10 lbs raisins. 25c; 0 npricots,
25c; 0 lbs ligs, 25c; 5 lbs pi lines, 25c: (libs
buckwheat, 2": c; S lbs beuns, 25C; can deviled
ham, sc; brook trout, 10c; 3 cans oysters, 15c;
50 bars soap. $1 ; 00 10 sack flour, 85e: bacon,
ll'-.c; pork, !P 4 c: orange marmalade in bulk
50, " ECONOMIC SCORES 305 ft spring streel.
I "PERSONAL- RALPH BBOa— GOLD BAR
(lour. 90c; city Hour, 75c; granulated sugar,
18 lbs $1; brown smrur, 21 lbs fjl; - lbs roiled
wneat or oats, 25c: sardines, 5 boxes 25c;
tomatoaa, 2 cans 15c; 7 bars German family
soap. 25c; eastern oil, 70c; gasoline, 70c; 4
pick ages starch, 25c; bud, fO-Ib can, 80c; 5
lbs, 40c. 001 S. Spring siree!, corner Sixth.
PERSONAL— WK ENLARGE THE BUST AND
1 neck, remove freckles, moles, anrperfluoua
iiair. lines oi care, bilth marks and physical
blemishes, grow hair ou bald heads in oil days
oi no pay: all work guaranteed; consultation
free. • A R RENTER <fc JONES, 252' South
Main st., Los Angeles. 2
/ IHASE'S MARKKT. 018 S. SPRING-5 LBS
V, boiling beef, BSciS lbs round su-ak, 16c;
lib slcak, lie; sirloin, tenderloin or porter house
steak, 12' v; stewing mutton, 3c; leg of mut
ton, 8c; liv ot* shoulder chops, 2 lbs 15c.
Everything else in proporiion. CHASE'S
MARKET, 018 S. Spring.
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE FOB FEMALE
Irregularities Irom whatever cause; it
never tails to give relief or money refunded;
35 years' experience. Address DR. A. J. GIEB
NER,Office 107.', N. Main St., room 12. 11-81 tf
XT'i'ENil6N LADIESi~«~K H MA"ThTsTij E-
J\ velopcr will enlarge your bust 5 inches.
Guaranteed. Sealed instructions 2c, or 34
-page illustrated catalogue oc, by mall. EMMA
Toll.E l BA/ A It, Boston, Mass. 9-lli sl3t
IjtERSONA ONE HAND
read iree; every bidden mystery revealed;
life read from cradle to grave without a mis
take; 210 S Dm. 11 W. 'I bird St. 11-11 lin
PERSONAL ELECTRO THERAPEUTIC
baths; electric treatment scientifically
given: magnetic and massage electricity, 25c.
MRs. L. Bobbins, 421 8. Main at. Ohio
VllST
suit MLLE. RITA, only scienilfic Palm
ist, 052 South Broadway, corner Seventh. 20
|> ladies viamNG PROFi
I Porter this week will receive free sample
nl carpenter's famous Egyptian Luster. 2
Mm c lkcroql French"dressmaker]
cor, Second and Main, next to cathedral.
tOg ANGELES HERALT't SUNDAY MORNTNfJ, DECEMBER 2, 1894.
HKt.P WiNTKII-NtLI.
|>ETTY,
-I- EMPLOYMENT AGENTS,
300-302 W. Second «t., in basement
California Hank Building.
Tel. No. 00ft.
(Office open from 7 a. m. to 7:30 p. m.,
except Sunday*.)
A re you necdinga man? a woman? a boy? a
girl? a Japanese? a chinaman or colored help,
in (ael, do you need help of any kind lor legit
imate purposes? I! so, we can supply you in
the shortest possible limj consistent with re
liability, any of the following with reference):
I Ranch hands.
Teamsters,
Milkers,
Hay balers.
Wood choppers,
Butter makers.
Itancta foremen,
Nurserymen,
Rudders and grafters,
Prune rs,
Horse trainers,
Horse breakers,
Harvester men,
separator men.
Threshing machine help,
Clerks,
Men and wives,
Paper hangers,
Type writers,
Herders,
Tool sharpeners,
Barbers,
Delivery men,
Lime men.
Orchard men,
Vineyard men,
How men,
I.s borers,
Graders,
yuarry men,
Miners,
Timber men,
Tunnel men,
Harness makers,
Butchers,
Meat cutters.
jMUeafe makers,
Stone cutters,
Btijlte masons
' abinet makers,
Salesmen,
Men with families,
Well drillers,
Tinners,
Men with teams,
Coachmen,
Box makers,
Janitors,
Pressmen,
Sawyers,
Wood tinners,
carpenters.
Stair builders,
Machine hands
Engineers,
Machinists,
Firemen,
Scroll sau vers.
Elevator men,
Gardeners,
Florists,
Tree planters,
Hostlers,
Buggy washers,
Harnes, cleaners,
Stable men,
Canvassers,
Painters,
Stenographers,
Cement workers.
Blacksmiths,
Plmuhers,
Orange pickers,
Printers,
P.uhbers, horse,
Etc., etc., etc.
And all kinds of hotel, famllv and rsneh help;
also mechanics in any branch ; also colored, Ch
inese and Japanese help of all kinds. German,
French and English spoken.
We mo,t respectfully solicit your patrons?.*,
ami shall be pleated to correspond with you.
All orders receive prompt personal attention
and care. Help oi all kinds secured. Hotels,
restaurants and private families supplied.
Remarks: In sending orders by wire, letter
or telegraph, be suie to state wagei end par
ticular* in lull, and if you want us to advance
fare at your risk.
Ue.p ordered irom the country must be given
a trial or expenses paid.
All help furnished nee, except house gir.s,
for which we charge SO cents,
For particulars write us.
. Yours respeetfullv.
PETTY, HUMMEL A CO.
R KID'S EMPiTI iMEKT AOKKCT, 120 WEST
First st., is the oldest established agency
in Southern California. We do the business,
regardless of our competitors' long** inded,
self-written aud paid-ior eu ogies. V\ c. are sat
isfied with what others say oi us—nnd it don't
iwi us rt'ivthing, strangers, ask some old
elltzen about us before patronizing nn em
ployment otlice. We give special attention to
correspondence, and don'i have to asl. you to
send ft stamp. All orders telephoned lit our
expense. h. w, ItliiD aS CO., iSM W, First St.,
Los Angeles. 'J
Good Morning.
Look Over the
Want Columns
TTTANTED—ALL NEEDING HELP, FREE
>T employment or auv information, address
E. NITTTNGER'B BUREAU, established 188 U.
OHIO*. 319 1 . S. Spring st.; residence, 451 S.
Rope St., corner Fifth, Los Angeles, Cal. Tele
phone 1 lit. 5-ltitt
CTITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL FREE
j labor bureau, 240 New High sr., telephone
1153, for cooks waiters, household help, me
chanics and laborers. \V. A. YVHI'IE, man
ager 11-10 tf
VI'ANTED-A FEW PERSONS IN EACH
t* place todowriting. Send stamp for 150
page book of particulars. J. WOODBURY, 127
W. Forty second st., ft. Y. city. 10-7 ly
TJIJ ANTED—TB?OBTWOttT~rIY PERSON TO
*t travel; salary, $780 ami expenses; refer
ence Enclose self-addressed stamped envel
ope, Manager, box P, Chicago. 10
PETTY] HUMMEL 4 CO., 300-302 WEST
1 Second st. Te1.509. The bestcmployinent
office in every way in Southern California.
7-12 tf
Tnte d—shoemTkers AT CITY BOOT
and Shoe Repairing company, 240 S.
Main st. 11
I EMPLOYMENT AGENCY—MBS. SCOTT~A
JCi MISS MCC ARTHY, 101>4 S. Broadway; tel.
Sli». 15
SITUATIONS W AHTEI) —MALE,
Deferring perxori* desiring employment wilt be
nllon-ed to fttafrl thrre line*, under thi* heading,
tiro tinit* free oj rhnriie.
\\' ANT El ~STT I' A T lON V A YOU NOMA N
II of eight years'experience desires r posi
tion in an office Rt clerical wo-k; competent lo
like charge ol books for any large business or
open books for new business. City references.
Salary to suit the times. Address W., box 00,
this office. II
•\' A NTED-SITUATION, BY AN EDUCATED
\\ young man of 20; two years'experience
i n the study of medicine: as nurse or compan
ion preferred, but anything accepted. Address
C, Box 10, this office. 2
\\- AVI ED-A "YOUNG MAN, (T>LI~S(fE
*\ graduate and mpmber of Harvard Law
school, would like to obtain a poaition. lias
had experience as a tutor. Address C, box 50.
Ti'AN TED—SITUATION BY STENOGRAPH-
Ii er; young man from east; thoroughly
competent; salary no object; recommenda
tions. Address R, Box 70, this office. 3
-\\'ANTED— A YOUNG MAN WOULD I.IKE
t t a situation With private family or in a
livery Stable; Is honest and industrious. Ad
dress".!. 11. MISIIER, general delivery. 3
W'ANTEO '—' SITUATION - BY MAN AND
»> wife on ranch, woman as cook and hus
band as general hand: both experienced. Ad
dress 1.. Box 80, this office. II
a STAN! E D~~i ITI" A TIO X BY SWEDE - J s
Vt coachman or gardener on private place.
Good references, city or country. Address,
0„ box 70, this office, 2
IV A NTED~BY A~WILLING MAN, AGE 32,
I* work on a ranch or any place for SO a
month and board. Address for one week,
JOHN MURPHY, Los Angeles Postoffii c.
I'OUSU >lARRIEL> MAN WANTS WORK
1 ou a ranch; good fruit primer. Address
O. VICTOR, Los Angeles, Cal., general deliv
ery. 3
\l' ANTED—SITUATION" BY YOUNG GER
\\ man ill nursery or on a ranch. Address
J, G., 527,'J East First St. 3
tvanted-sTtcation of any kind by
TV competent man. Address room 20, 155
8. Main at. 3
I~~ll~if-~cTAS9 PAINTER AND PAPER
1 hanger wants work; will work cheap; 115
Ord st. 4
ANTTD-ANY KIND WORK BY JAP
anese. Address, X., box 30, thiß offlce. 3
aiTCaTIONS IVASTEP rai»f AI.K.
Ptsrrving persons dr*iring emptoyntent vttl be
nllou-rd to inxtrt thrre tine* for ttvo insertion*,
under this hearting, free of charge.
1->NGI. ISM GOVERNESS SEEKS POSITION—
j Accustomed to entire charge, care, educa
tion of young children; long experience m
France; good French: thorough seamstress.
Address ft,, box 30, this office. aV*>
tl/ANTED-A YOUKO LADY WISHES TO
YY do sewing or light housework in ex
change lor rootn and board; references. Ad
dress A, Box 70, this ofllcc. _____ _
ajp ANTED POSITION AS HOUSE KF.EPER
W or charge ot lodging or hoarding house;
experienced; line cook. Address box 40, this
office, 3
7T6oD~DRESSMAKER FROM SAN FRAN
•OT elaco would like some mere work at home;
dresses made, $4. .'"l4 Flower St., near Sixth.
10-'-'O tf
WANTED — SITI BY GOOD ALL
M around cook; city or country. Address I>.
S., care Mrs. twain, South Pasadena. 3
WANTED - SITUATION TO DO COOKING
vY and general housework In the city. Ap
ply at 11 1 Wilmington St. 2
Vt 7AN TED—BY COMPETENtTaDY, HOUSE
Ti keeping, or any position of trust. Ad
dress P., box 00, this office. 2
WANTED — SITUATION AS HOUSEK EEP
YY er: no objection to leaving the city. Ad
dress 737 S. Hill st. 2_
WSKtEII-KKMAI.K.
VV ANTED— IN THE ORCHESTRA aTtHE
it New Vienna Buffet, a respectable voting
lady of good address, to play piano, inquire
from 11 to 1)1 a.m. at oflicu New Vienna buffet.
CMRL WANTED—A GOOD "cOOKIND
T laundress for Sierra Madre; must have
good reference. Address, with wages expected,
W. S. P., Sierra Madre. Cal. 2
BOSTON FEMALE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
ll.'ij s. Broadway. I.os Angeles. Cal. I '2
WAMTKO —AGENTS.
CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME—WANTED—EN
ergetic responsible pnrties for state, city,
county and town agencies, for sale ol Clark's
lied Cross Electric' Natural Medicinal water,
salve, salts, etc Not a beverage. A natural
medicine. Liberal inducements and big
money to tha right paities. Address: BIG
HAPIbS MINERAL WATER CO., Big Rapids,
Mich. 11-27 thu-suii-tues im
"YJIT ANTED—EMPIRE KNIGHTS OF RE~
II llei, the best, fraternal insurance order,
wants solicitors throughout the state; big pay,
pleasant work. A H. s. PERKINS, D. 8. C,,
room 12, Allen block. 2
' w'aMEO— AGENTS, EITHER SEX, FOR
m 11 rsl-closs office or household articles. J
PITS BROWN, tU-i S. Spiiilg st. 19,
[ JSTACNjriltll— 'taiNx^^^^^
\\TANTED — DESIRABLE HOUSES FOR
TV rent, furnished and niiiurnished. We
have frequent calls for well located, desirable
houses to rem. Special attention will be given
to the rental of such properties if listed with
us. HENRY A. DARLING, aSM South Broad
way, 2
VIT ANTED-ToirffNTA LIVING ROOM AND
Yt small kitchen, suburbs south or wesl;
state particulate. Address Box bO, Herald
office. 9
W ANTED— HOUSES TO RENT7Ti.I~COOK,
YY :;.'):! s. Main. 2_
WANTKII— XX AI. ESTATE.
ANTfcD—WK HAVE THREE CASH BUY
ers wanting a modern house and lot
southwest, to cost from 93000 to S-:t500 each.
W hat have you lo offer? Please leave with us
at once your bargains. MEEKINS & SHER
WOOD, 11«'_ S. Broadway. 2
V Y*\\NTED —aTIITTiTf. HOME NOT TOO FAR
Yt from the city, that you can sell on pay
ments not to exceed BSOOj will p»v $100
down, ( all or address AGNES PERCY, 111 N.
Broadway. No agents. 9
TI7A NT E iT- VAC AN T LOTS IN ANY PART
YV of the city: great many inquiring cusloin
i ers for lots; they wish to build. List at once
with US. F. H. PIEPBR <b CO,, 108 S.Broad
way. ' a
"I \ ' ANTEIT^f6 PURCHASE A HOUSE—
YY about .sllsoo—and use 120 acres land
(clear) as lUsi payment. 1101/.YA" «. SCHET
TER, 30!) W. Second street. , i)
■It ' A NTED-WE 11 AVI3 A CUSTOMER FOR
YY lot near Eighth street.west of Pearl. Please
list at once if you want to sell. MING & 8.1 Y
ARD, 128 S. Broadway. 2
Wanted— Bargains in oil lands, lots I
and leases. W. B. SALISBURY <t CO.,
207 West Fourth atreet 2 j
WANTED -OUST; Its TO LIST HOUSES i
and lots with HOLWAY & SCHEITEK, I
,')(i9 W. second street. 0
\\ r ANTED $400 LOT WEST OF MAIN ST.; ,
tt cash. Address W, Box 70, this office. 2
WINTKD-alsOllLhaNKtlUa.
iQiRTY WITH .sjiftOO
T* geld coin, a one-half interest in a busi
ness tbat w ill bear the closest of Investigation;
it your books tire up in good shape and can
show a good prolit, call and see us, MERRILL
.v. GUN BY, 129 s. Broadway. 8
WANTED — LADIES TO LEARN THE
McDowell dre-s culling system at the MC
DOWELL DRESSMAKING ACADEMY, 703.,
S. P-roadway, branch of New York and San
Erancisco schools. Patterns cut to order.
11-lnio
T\'~A NTE D -20 "PARTIES TO J ill N A COL
tl ony 00 government land that has plenty
of water: best of soil and climate. Lor partic
ulars call at 208 s. Broadway. PACIFIC COL
ONIZATION CO. 1 l-17-sr-.-u-nio-lli-tf
TIT A NTH D—PEOPLE TO X NOW THAT WE
* t arc manufacturing tha FosinirGang Plow
and Stockton Plow. Repaiisat bedrock prices. I
1. M. DAVENPORT A CO., 1118 N. Main st 4
\\ •AM Eb- P. ALLS AND PINS FOR 10-PIN
Yt alley: slate p'licc: also bow many and
vi/cs oi the halls. JOHN C. SMITH, Box 41,
san Bernardino. A
■tI'.ANTED—TO EXCHANGE 20 ACRES OF !
1 t good alfalfa land for a house and lot near
Santa Fe depot or loundhouse. Addre:s923:
E. First st. 11 I
\\~AnTe7> A BED FOR A~FA7t~M W'TgTiN; '
>V also cover for same and a shotjun. Ad- j
dress, ststing price, lo L, Box SO, this office. 2 j
A NTl6—l 'A RTNE R TO JO IX~M E~ TO
open p. real estate and business ex
cnangc. Answer, T., box 70, thiaoffice. 11
\V A XTED— TO BUY OLD GOLD A ND SILVER
>1 at highest market price. JUL WOL'l ER.
manufacturing jeweler, 122 s.Main st. 10-tßm
117ANTED—$200 ON A VACANT LOT, SEW
tt ered, graded, etc., worth $roo: will pay
big interest. Address box 4, this office 12-2tf
ijUSINEss CARDS $1 PER 1000; OTHER
jD printing in proportion. Pacific Printing
Plant, 217 New High st. Tel. 1400. 2
\v"an i ed—houses"to - bi:7ld~by robt.
>> n. COA I Es, building contractor, 204 S.
Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal. 12-15
Wa nted-we Want for a client9Bo6;
will pay 12 per cent; good security.
REID & CO., 12(1 W. First clreet. 2
\\' A V'l El) -HORSES AN D MULES FOR
>> city and country property. W.H. BAKER,
231% s. spring. 0
ANTED- FOR SPOT CASH, ITRNITUReT
stoves, carpets, etc., etc. COLGAN 8, 310
S. Main st. 11-0 lm
-\\ T ANTED-PAINTERS TO SEE 1 HE~ EX
»> celsior points at 621 8. Spting st. 12 3
\\ T ANTED —EVERY 808 Y*~ TO TRY OUR
>1 fresh tish. 133 S. Broadway. 9
bill I'liarii;-.
I A W. ( AMPBEI.I, I'RES'I L. A. BILL POST
j % ing Co.: the only honest hill poster. 119
E second. Tel. 1475', Sign painting.
/ i EO. P. MI'LEAx7 pRESIDENTTf ATE BILL
J Posters' association; the only bill poster in
Los Angeles. 254 S. Main st.
MKEKHOH < [' M GOOUP.
IJACL KOYNE —
and canes, German sport pipes, German
cigar and cigarette holders in meerschaum
and wetsel wood. Meerschaum goods re
paired. 206 South Broadway. 10-2 50
HUSINEBS opportdmitim.
ERNST *
' > o. 113 W. Third it.
$l.">»— Cigar stand. Spring it.
t-ini and 6450 fruit atandi.
•75, $200 anil $030 Dellraclei.
$350, $000. $1000 ami $2000 groceries, with
living roomaattached: low rent.
$2CH)o—Grocery In good trade, close to Los
Angeles; dally receipts $50.
.ft?.*, and $•{().» restaurants, living room.
$100—Bakery, restaurant and delicacy; bar
gain.
$500—Meat market, horse and wagon; dally
receiptss2s; rcnts's.
$800 to $800—Coffee and tea store: hoist and
wagon at invoice.
00- Shoe store, Spring at.; Invoice.
$150- Shooting gallery; rent $12.
$350-- Barbershop and cigar stand.
$230 Nice easy legitimate business, lolc ]
right for 24 years; something that everybody
will have; big money.
$43u- Saloon, Al location: a bargain.
$1200—Restaurant, finest patronage In the
city, worth $2000.
LODGING HOUSES.
SO rooms, rent $85; flflOO.
lid rooms, rent $05; $1300.
27 rooms, rent $40; $lUOO.
30 rooms, rent $100: $2100.
IB rooms, rent $05. elegant; $1800.
22 rooms, rent $40; $BaO.
17 rooms, rent $10, elegant; $850.
40 rooms, rent 1.125, elenant: $3500.
70-room hotel, Spring street; $4000.
0 room, rent $35; $300.
12 rooms, $700 ; 7 rooms, $300.
ERNST A CO.,
2 113 \V. Third St.
/ ' ROCERY STORE, FTNE~ ~LOCATION,
\T close in; clean stock ftnd low rent.
Grocery store on old established coiner; this
is a good thing.
oil route, with business all worked up; call
and see this.
Drug store, doing big business regardless o(
cut rates.
Fruit store in good location; this Is cheap at
halt tho price.
Fruit and produce store on old established
eoruer; look at this.
We make a specialty of business opportuni
ties of all kinds; also make short time loans on
good notes and collaterals.
EI.SER A STEARNS,
3 121 W. Third Bt.
1-OR SALE — A HOOK AND STATIONERY
* store; Pest location in the city; business
well established.
New aud secondhand furniture store in town
of 7000, doing tine business: sale at a sacrifice.
Fruit and cigar store in town of 7000. doing
nn excellent business; price, $235.
New ensh grocery on Spring St., doing good
business; satisfactory reasons for selling.
SPEARS A MONTAGUE, 117 S. Broadway, ltf
COME SPECIAL BARilYlns—
D
Restaurant $ 275
Manufacturing business GOO
Grocery 1300
Wholesale commission 3000
Delicacy store 1500
Furnished house 250
CITIZENS INVESTMENT CO.,
2 224 South Broadway.
5 1 'iIIA—"GOD, COAL, HAYTgRAIN AND
3!>I«)UU feed yard: Allocation; installs:
large yards, stables, etc.; goodstock on hand;
low rent; does big business; owner engaged
elsewhere cause of selling: will pay a net
profit of over $100 a month: will exchange
for city real estate, bee BEN WHITE, 221 W.
First It. 1 tf
J~ XIR SaTe-A FAMILY GROCERY BTOR X,
fresli new stock, located In Hie very Pot
part of the city, doing a splerdid business and
increases cve'ry month, if you want a paying
business from tbe start, look this tin: $8000.
W. H, ALLEN, 139}. West Third bt., Sliiinon
building, 2
(5 OOD~TTpes ING~ Pa RTN KR W A NTEI)
T with $1000 in a business that will pay
$200 a month profit; for the next Is months
party must be willing to leave city when bos!*
ness requires; st re: hona fide proposition ; ref
erences, etc., if required. Apply at 221 W.
First st. ltf
17I0R SALE -sUNDKRTAjTKfYS' ESTABLISIL
meui; everything new ; large Held; at a
great sacrifice; personal reasons given for sell
ing: we can recommend this.
Shoe store;- Invoice between $10,000 and j
$12,000; best town in the state: pay you to
investigate. SPEARS A MONTAGUE," 117 S.
llroadway. ltf
]iO?r SALS—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
1 that for the sum of $450 will recommend
itself to you. Jt pays $2 per day profit and can
be increased. Children can do most of the
work mornings and evenings. BEN E. WARD,
138 S. Spring st. • 2
gjSOa SALE—SB2B, BARBER SHOP, GOOD
1? location, fine business. $500—Cigar stand,
sales $10 per day. $300— Candy stand, sales
$5 per day. $1500—Grocery, sales $1200 Io
$1400 per month. N. B. WALKER A CO.,
125'j VV, Second st. 3
OY 0 W WA NT TO BUY, BELL OR EX
chants a business of any kind? If ro. see
us. We have good openings in all lines of mer
cantile business. CITIZENS INVESTMENT
CO., 224 s. Broadway.
|JM»R SALE—A 23-ROOM LODGING HOI-iE
1. in Pasadena; newly furnished ftnd rooms
all full for $1300; party going east, thelefOJß a
bargain; clearing $175 a month. CHARTER
OAK HOUSE on Dayton near engine house. 3
17108 BATJE-WK HAVE BEVERAL GRO
cery stores listed with us for sale. Call and
we will show them to you. PLUM ME R A
KIONS, 302 S, Los Angeles it. 2-5-9
WORTH'S4OO
ROCERY STORE WITH 2 LIVING ROOMS;
V I see this chance. Apply BEN WHITE, 231
\V. Firsts!. ltf
EN~ VYhTteT~ _ 221 IV. FIRST ET~HAS
properties of every description ior sale
anil exchange from $100 to $380,003, List
your properly with him. ltf
A~ BON rFI6E OPFoP.TUNITY TO ENG AG E
In ft tirst-elsss business: payß from the start
and a sure Income. Gallon BUR HAN X, 119
K. Seconil street. 2
yOR SALE -LODGING HOUSE; 44 ROOMS;
1 furnished: fine location ; always full; only
$200t>. REID A CO., 120 W. First st. 9
SALE—GENTEEL DINING PARLOR;
firsi-"lass: line location; bargain, $550.
I. D. BARNARD, 117)_ 8. Broadway. 3
I .iOR sTI»E—BTATIOSERY AND NofTss
1 store, ivith furnished room, bargain, $225,
I D. BARNARD, 117!, S. Broadway, 2
t7ou BALK-A wood - AND COAIT"YARD,
Mr an old corner stand, sure bargain. $850. 1.
I). BARN Alt 11, 117>_ s. Broadway. 3
iHbit SALE"—FINE RESTAURANT, SKATS 96
r people, choice location, bargain, $1200. I.
D. BARNARD, 117".8. Broadway. 2
SALE- LODGING HOUSE 88 ROOMS,
near the HplUnbeck, $2300; rent is $100.
I. D. BARNARD, 117' a S. Broadway. 3
1 710 R' S Al. E-A "F UR N IT!' RE~B TO RE, XE W
I I and ,econd-band. $.",00, or sell by invoice.
I, D. BARNARD, 117. S. Broadway. 3
Wf *'1 Ml"' CIGAR STORE; RECEIPTS $12 A
XOUU day; a bargain. BEN WHITE, 221
W. First st. ltf
fjiOß SALE—A GOOD PAYING SHOE SHOP
rin the best part of this city. Address 1..,
box j 0, this otlice. :i
— CIGAR <-TORK~ — —
ONLY $.100; WORTH $800, DON'T MISS
this bargain. B. WHITE, 221 W. First si.
ltf
3I I ftf r-olEociß y" Va I.uk" IN STOCK;
qpJ IWW one of the vcrv best corners In city;
trial given. Sc.: B, WHITE, 221 W, First st.
13 tf
LEASE FOR SALE NE A R 3 YE ARB; LlV
ery stable on llroadway; bes! location in
the city; business established 10 years. 3
I->OR SALE—LODGING HOUSE 11 ROOMS,
Spring st.; pays clears«o per month, $850.
[, D. BARNARD, 117!_ S. Broadway. 2
liusiNEs.s calid"s~s1 — per - ioooT OTHlir;
3 printing in proportion. Pacific Printing
Plant, 217 New High st. Tel. 140(1 2
II YOU W ISH TO DISPOSE OF YOUR BUKl
ness without delay for cash, apply to 1. D,
BARNARD, 117 J. S. Broadway. 3
|/OR~SA LE—A~"IA R~G E < IROCE R O.
1 1 fruittrade; old stand, bargain, $900. I. D. 1
BARNARD, 117;. S. Broadway. 2
S.www,-GROCER V—Y — R
'P_HWW city real estate. Apply to BEN
WHITE. 221 W". First. ltf
AOO/Iis—ONBOP THE LARGEST AMD BEST
equipped groceries in the city. B.
WHITE, 221 IV. First. ltf
$ ~K!Sft-GROCERY, WITH LIVING ROOMS
OOU See this today. Will trade for small
ranch. HEN WHITE, 221 W. First St. Itf
Oi)«»—FBtJIT AND CANDYBTORE; RAHE
. cliance; pays will. Apply to B.
WHITE, 221 W. First St. 1122- tf
I~F"YOI! WAST TO KELI, YOI'R BrsINKSS
quick for cash, see SI'EARS A MONTAGUE,
117 S. Broadway. llf
riio sei.l~"your bulSTness QUICK, SEE
X ERNST A CO., new office, Ud W. Third st.
IMBU
RESTAURANT; ONLY $350; NICELY
equipped. B. WHITE, 221 W. First, ltf
&To[\II— SALOON; PAYS WELL. BEN
JjM-MjU WHITE, 221 W. First st ltf
t_ OKA-LODGING HOUSE, - 18 ROOMS. B.
rjlo, >U W HITE, 221 VV. First sk 1 M
(Otfih-CANbY AND FRUIT STORE. Jk
•fcIUV WHITE, 221 W. Flist su 11- 23 tf
BtjelNßft* OPPOTtTCNITICe.
UWliYii— I.'HU.ING 11(1! SK, 32 ROOMS
eT»l"l close In.
$1800—Hotel aud lodging house, 20 rooms.
$2000-Groccry store, doing cn-h business
$13 lo it to
$2000 Grocery store, excellent stand on
Spring street; established; clean slock; sell
or trade (or small ranch.
MING A BAYARD, 128 S. Broadway. 2
rpo ONE OR TWOGENTLEMEN WHO WISH
X to Invest some spare money, we can explain
an Irrigating and mining proposition, now
well under way, that la absolutely certain to
yield almuuiaht returns in the near futu*e;
and we arc in a position to offer some private
stock at a nominal figure. MING & BAYARD,
118 S. Broadway. , 2
$] 100-i==z=:=EEEE
RARE CHANCE
Furniture store, handling new and second
hand goods, clearing $3 a day ebovc expenses;
full value in stock; sec this today, T. M.
KILLAIN, 228 W. First St. ' 4
W ANTfTd^ARTNe!T IlXv LN< ~i^oOO - TO
»» join advertiser in publishing an authori
tative and slaudardGcrman work on a scientific
subject. The demand for such work is largo
and rights are reserved In four countries In
Europe. CAPL MAXIMILIAN WOLFF, Hotel
Rsmonn. 3
win htu\ TO $1»0,000-CAPI lAL WANIIIi
VIvsVVU lor a thoroughly established
manufaeturltig business in Los Angeles. This
Is a most unusual opportunity and do not apply
unless you mean business, Address, by letlcr
only, S., box 50, this office. e.o.d. t-f
I^OR~ SALE-I.ODGING HOUSE, 33 ROOMS,
41 beds and building, for $1500, and give
a lease on the ground for $15 per month the
Mist year and $20 per month Becond vcar. M.
P. BOWEN, 134 s. Main st. 2
(J.)| y .—FRUIT, l A ND V AND CIGAR STORE ;
'IT—'""The very best place in the city; nice,
comfortable living rooms; rent low; sco this.
T. M. KILLIAN, 228 W. First st. 12-2 if |
IAOR SALE-IH-ItOOM LODGING HOUSE,
furniture of 113 rooms and lease of 01
ronmt; price, $8800; rem, $00 ncr month:
$313 monthly income. M. P. BOWEN, 134 S.
.Main st. 2
G- ROCERY STORE TO BE SOLD AT™Tn
vcicc; large steady Irade; slock will In
voice between $ioou and $1400. See. T. M. i
KILLIAN, 228 W ! . First Bt. 3
<2 S|yt—HALF* INTEREST IN A FllisT
eTTilU classand profitable business; $100 a
mouth clear; investigate this. T. M. KIL
LIAN, 228 W. First st S_
i»" •'/ yl-HE ST At] RANT, vvTnFFuS NIMIFP
rooms; good steady trade; low rent;
a line money making place. 'F. M. KILLIAN,
228 W. First St. 7
IriOß - sTuTaT~\
1 fish and fuel business, enjoying liberal
patrouate. Fine locailon. Addreaa ('., box
30, this office. 2
INTEREST IN PMAI.L
1 hotel; this i« the best thing In the country
lor the money; $000. REID A CO., 126 West
First street. 3
Q.'U M|— GROCERY -TORE; NIC! LIVI ng
room, completely furnished; goods
will invoice $300. See T. M. X ILLI AN, 228 W,
First at 7
at »/-y\—~Re¥tAURANT; ON~e"oF~THE BEST
ll l\" business places in the city : pays big;
s c this barga n. T. M. KILLIAN, 228 W.
First st. 5
ijiOß stand: ToNIToF TiiE
J 1 be tln the city; get the price in stock and
fixtures; $750. REID A CO., 120 West First
street. 2
T~-10R SALE—LODGING HOUSE—3O ROOMS;
furniture first-class; rent low; price, $2300,
half cash. REID & CO., j2ti W. First st. J
ITOii SALE-FAMILY HOTEL 38 ROOMS,
choice location and making money, $5000.
I. I). BARNARD, 117% & Broadway. 3
.) SELUjCICK FOR CASH GO TO & WHITE,
1 221 W. First st. 18-tl
O BUY A BUS I NESS OF ~AN y"KT NtTa Pl 1. V
-lo B. WHITE, 221 W. First si 13-!( j
FOR RENT —ttOUSRS.
oT^eT^let^
by john h. coxe,
207 s. broadway.
Large store, W. Second st, 845.
6 room house, 9. Olive,
water free, $27.
Smsll store, San Pedro it.,
water free, rent £10.
—- It!
'HO LET—KENSINGTON; int PRETTIEST
X flats In Los Angeles, situated on Temple
St., opposite Olive st.; aro ready for occupancy
to responsible parties without children; the
rooms are large and light, with all modern
conveniences; electric bells anu tubes.
Apply to the owner, J. F. HENDERSON, 14* S.
Spring st. 8
T7IOR RENT—S2S, 7^f37nrTTm v SE, CLOSE
X in, with kitchen range, window shades and
gas fixtures; very desirable, Inquire 305 W.
second st. 4
170 It~RE NT—FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE, BAT ll"
I lawn, barn, corral; 410 E, Twenty-third
street. 2
Fi.OR RENT — ONE OF THE BEST REBl
dences, nieelv furnished, in the city. Mc-
KOON A YOAKUM. 234 W. First St. 2
RENT—IF yTtuTwaNT TO RENT YOUR
house quick, list at once with SPEARS A
MONTAGUE, 117 S. llroadway. ltf
FOR RUNT—ROOMS.
Ftl R or
J.l without board, at the renovate.', and new
ly managed Clifton liouse. Newly furnished
throughout, pleasant Bunny rooms at reason
able rates. 231 -No. Btoadwav. 10
I.iOR RENT - PLEASANT "~~R~n7sHED
JT rooms Good board. Private lamilv. Rest
psrtofclty; 406 IV. Twnnty-flrst St., 4 doors
west of Grand avenue cars. I-1-'PS
qMIE NASHVILLE, 23(1 VV Tn BTON ST.;~l~_
X blocks from post office; comfortable rooms;
rates very cheap.
THE DKNA'EILI:»3 N. MAIN STREET; FINE
j X furnished rooms; $1,00 per week and up;
center of city.
17I0I* RENT—FURNISHED FRONT, BA~Y.
window 100 m. with or without hoard 417
] W. Sevenlh St. o
i sV<'K RENT—I FURNISHED" ROOMS; 2
. I large and 2 small; ah sunny; 315 W
Fourth st. ._>
T 11 * PARKER, 434 W. FOURTH STREET;
, X nicely furnished rooms, single or en suite
I 9-24 Ira
t->OR RENT-FURS ISHED R()OMs\ RU \SON
able. THE SMITHSONIAN, :J i2.S. Hill st.
j fi raniTlpacifh', .12:1 SOI i n sprinc'st".
VI fine large room-; $3 per week and up.
I wmH RENT-TWO fFrNISHED ROOMSMiR
X housekeeping. 220 w. Fifth street. 2
I BURNISHED ROOMS-COS B\N\l.\(i"sT ~
12 s'
FOR I.KM ItlSl Xl l.lNKuus,
ISOR XX- T- ITtI.TI RANCH AT BiTrbANk"
r with every kino of fruit and hemes- houc
ivlndmlll nnil the finest well water in the
state; a man must he thoroughly acquainted
With fruit; none others need apply- refer
ences; will reut low lo tho right man. Annlv
to JOHN C. BELL, offlce 1132 fe. Fourth st or
to OA HO HENRY, liurhank, or Thomas House
Ru.bank. 2
SOH"RKUT—FINEST HOTEL "WiT.fi INO IN
I Hie city, corner Upper Main and Ord
slrects. Modern improvements. AU rooms
light. Very cueap and long lease. 108 South
Broadway. &
FOB RENT—IBO AOREB, ALL ' FENCED
good house and barn, free water for irriga
o3°«V.; 8 K Viug. f ° rU yClrs - W " 11 '
#•* AT LONG
J Beach with good 2-story house for three
years. MING & BAYARD, 138 8. Broadway. 2
|AOR RENT-TWO LARIiiTI,TORirR<M3MS;
I I comer Main and urd streets. Terms low
108 S. Broadway. 2
PatlNTB, GOFVKIOHTS, BVO.
IJATENTB FOR INVENTIONS I.N aLIVoFN.
. tries obtained, bought and sold. Trade
marks, copyrlgots, etc , br s. J. DAY 4 CO..
patent attorneys, rooms 233-388 Bradbury
building, Los Angeles Established 1840. 1-38*1
TTAZARD & TOWNBEND, !t DOWNEY
llj>lock._ Tel. 347, Los Angeles. 11-21 if
i '"NIGHT brosVTpatent lawyers - AMI
a. solicitors, 308 tttmton Hock. Est. 184 3. 1
FINANCIAL.
IIACIFC "
1. (INCORPORATES),
Loins mon»T in any amount on r
kinds of collateral seouritioi, di:
mouds, Jewel.jr, sealskins, me ■
ihandlse, etc. Also ou piano
Iron end steel safes, without re
moval, Partial psvmeiili ie
oeiyed, Monov quick, Rosin"-1
confidential. Private office Io."
ladies.
JOIN OUR SYNDICATE—THIS YEAR IBH-,
should be the greatest in tho history of th
country (or speculative profits, Try our clan
of syndic ate speculation; $10to$100o can be
Invested ;no 1. nut. led t» ol speculation neoes
saryasall transactions aro mado by oompc
tent experts; dividends payable nionthlv; con
servative management: hank, reference; Inl
particulars free; agents wanted. THKTItAIi.
KKS' SYNDICATE, Trader!' Building, Chicago
MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMOND?
waiches, Jewelry, sealskins, etc.; also oi
pianos, merchandise, lion and steel safes, fur
nlture in lodging houses, boarding houses so
hotels without removal; also on city and com,
try property; low interest; can have money a
once; business confidential: private office tr
ladies. OKO. S. ROBINSON, 933 W. First at
rooms 2 and 3. 12-22
UNION LOAN COMPANY LOANS MONE
ou all kinds of collateral security
watches, diamonds, jewelry, sealskins, >n<
furniture in lodging and boarding houses, an
on pianos without romoval; private office lei
ladies, room 112; busiuuss confidential
CLARK ,t SHAW, managers, rooms 111 and
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