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Jf in want of anything read the herald classified columns
THE HERALD IS GETTING HIGH BALL
On to classified advertising. The lisl of lire want* published today indicate the nay
people are drifting. It's results whirl, count. The, people,find returns hy advertising in
%he Herald, and they increase tlieir order. | '
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UHUKCH NOTICES.
tit WAS (lI.AII WHEN Til KY SAU) INTO
1 me'We will s" IBM the house, ii Hie
Lord.'"' Psalm cxxil; lv.
onanr nii Rni
On the corner ot Flower end I'ico streets is a
•trout!, vigorous parish ot tne Episcopal
church. Persons at lending this church are
assured ol a reverent service and n ihonglitfiil
sermon.
lttsHOP'S VISITATION.
The Might Kcv. Wm. F. Nichols, 1). D., bishop
o' California, preaches today iv Christ church
and administers the sacred rite of confirma
tion to a class of young persons st the 11
-o'clock service this mor-ninar.
"Then laid Ihey their hands on them and
tbey received the Holy Ghost." Acts viii; 17v,
st. Andrew's brotherhood men oi Christ
Church Chapt-r Will be In attendance 10 seat
visitors and extend a hearty welcome. The
pews and seats in ihis church are not rented.
At the evening service (7:80 o'clock) ihe tx
relent choir will ie in aiieiidance as usual,
the re-tor, Key. Alfred S. Clark, preaching the
sermon. .
niHE FIRST SPIRITUAL SOCIETY (INCOR-
X porated), meet* every Sunday at New Mu
sic hall, 831 8. Bp ring; children's lyeetim at 1
p.m. Or. N. F. Kavlin lectures at2:SO and
-7:30 p.m. Afternoon subject: Hints to In
vestigates. Evening subject: What is sin.
.is ii a Sin to nance, Play cards. Attend the
Theater, and Such Like Social Pastimes'.' Ur.
Schlesinger, tbe great sledge-hammer lesi
medium lor skeptics, will give test afternoon
and evening. Afternoon solo, Flee As a Bird,
evening solo. Dreams, Mrs, Pettel. Condemn
no cause without inveutigatinn. Clergymen
and all professional men invited to bear ibis
wonderful medium. 9
C'HI'UCH OF 'IHE NEW Ell A—AT ILLINOIS
hall. Broadway and sixth, at 11 a. in. and
'■-7:40 p. in.—Morning discussion led by Morde
cai Larkin, on How to Educate tho People.
Brother Mordecai is an Al talker, and no One
"•pods under his speaking except In assent.
' JSork will likclv be present. Eveningstrvice
' liv P.cv. W. C. Bowman. Lei ihe common
-•people come out and bear this grand apostle of
"the living truth. -Monday evening, election of
iifncers for ensuing year. All scats free ut
church services. Lei all attend.
SS .IOHN'S CHClii"il, (EPISCOPAL), COIL
Adams and Figneroa. St. Holy Eucharist,
R a.m.: morning service and sermon at ll;
Sunday school at 2: *0; full choral evensong
at 4. special attention paid to the music,
which is rendered by a large vested choir oi
men, women and boys. Alt Hie seats in this
church free Stringers cordially inched.
Take Grand avenue table to Adums street.
Jtev. B. W X Tayler, rector. 4
CIHRIBT CI 11' X (TI, EPISCOPAL—CORNER
/ Flower end Pico streets: Alfred s. Clark,
rector; residence. 1 870 Figneroa street,
•Sunday services, II a. ni. aud 7:11(1 p. m. Holy
communion iirst and third Sundays oi tiie
month. Sunday school, 9:45 a. in. Seals
lree. Strangers arc cordially invited io all
services. Electric cars to Pico Heights or Uni
veisity station pa-s ihe church
OF - S'l'l PAUL THE -APOSTLE
J (Ep-scpal), Olive si., opposite llio park.
Services today: liolv communion, 7:30 a. in.;
morning prayer, sermon, 11 a. m., subject, 'I be
Lasi Judgment; evenlug, the i:t. Kcv. in-.
Nichols, bishop of California, will preach at
both services. The choir will render a special
eelcri ion of music ;
JHiTuHITI of"THE UNITY (UNITARIAN'",
Kj corner Hill and Third streets, Rev. .1. s.
Thomson, raster — Services Sunday at 11 a. in.;
Sabbath school, 9::io a, m Subject Sunday
morning. What Uccai >t Christ's body.'
There will be no evening service.
I"Practical1 "Practical talks in christian sci
ence by Mrs. Jennie B. Phillips in the Fri
day Morning club rooms on Broadway, oppo
site ihe I irst M. V.. church, tilts evening at
7:80 p. in Subject, Imagery, Symbolisms and
C«u&terfeits. Everybody Invited.
TpMRST PRKsItY fER IA NTIH URCH, CORNER
J? Second and Brondway—ll a. m< and 7:110
p. m., preaching as usual; (1:20 ]>. m., Y. I. S.
C. K. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:45 p. m.
Strangers (ordially invited toauend.
LL SOI LS' UNITARIAN ( ill RCBL DR.
Fay. minister—services this morning at
hall of Friday Mom ng club Broadway, be
tween Third and Fourth. Subject, Cod's Con
trary Winds.
r-pHE THEOSOPIIicAL SONETS'—FREE
X lecture this evening at 7:45 o'clock at Bia
vatsky hall, 4:il 1 2 Sp'ing street. Subject, An
Ennobling Philosophy, by Mrs. Emily Pen-
Bint,
I -lIRST UNIVERSALIS!' CHURCH, C ALE 1)0
-nia hall, 119., S. spring st. Preaching 11
a. m., Sunday school l. :15 r. m. Pastor, Key.
A. A. Rice. Sermon by Rev. .1. W. Hanson,
D. I>.
1J ROGKEBBIVE TKU'I II SEEK ERS MEET AT
107., N. Vain at 7:30 p. in. Dr. i'onlton
vill open with an address on Thought. Medi
um.- Ulll tests. Ad lv i-sii>li irec.
tttiUl.im'w.
tTTr waTteT{~(l 11 AMM ELL, OCULIST,
\.) former y located atStowell block, lias re
moved o Stimson building; olliees, 31.V-ili>,
hour-. 9 to 4. 11-15 :lm
M ANTSLS.
•IIfoOHTIRONA ND SLATE MAN'I ELS :~FIN X
» » cabinet ware 10 order; hard wood lim
ber. M. BOHRMAN, 514= S. Spring St.; Tel
80S. Im
SPECIAL NOTICES.
T~EVvrs"&~A L DEI?SONi'"
1j 312 South Main street.
The inquiry of the masses today is. 'Where
to get the m o'st goods for t lie least money.'"
Lewis ,v. Aiderson study your wauls and want
your trade. Our motto is a ways ' Cheap for
cash," and that answers all questions. When
you want anything in iurniture or bouse fur
nishings call'iind see us and you'll save money
; every time; try it. Stf
(Special notice—rr ha vino been ri
! O rooicrt tbat President Cleveland was about
to retire to private life, owing 10 his Immensity
orcorpulcncy, tbe Chicago Magnetic Shield Co.
generously presented him with a magnetic
abdomnial belt, which has proved so beneficial
that be is now able to attend 10 tho duties' of
I his office CHICAGO MAGNETIC SHIELD CO.,
45S s. Spring St. 9
■*^»tTc'e—WK~CAN BUILD COTTAGES FOR
one hiiudrcd dollars ($100) a room; size of
loom. 12xi2fi.: height of ceilings, 10 It.; two
porches and on* chimney included; bouse 10
be painted and plastered two coats; Will fur
nish ail necessary plans and specifications;
estimates given on'all classes of building. Ad
dress p, Box 00, Ihis office, and we will call on
you.
"ItTOTICE Till' I.OS ANGELES CITY WA PB R
j company will strictly enforce tha follow-
I lag rules: The hours for sprinkling are be
tween (I and S o'clock a. ni. and (> and 8 o'clock
p. in. For a violation of the above regulation
the water win toe shut off and a fine of $2 will
becharged before Hie water will be turned on
again. 8-17 tf
Olive - iToiige NO 207~ KNIGHTS OF
Pythias-A 11 memtiers are hereby notified
to be present at the next regular meeting on
Thursday, December 13th, at 7:30 p. m.,sharp.
Election of officers and oilier business oi grent
importance, "er order A. C. QOLsH. ( '. c.
9-12-13^
TL-IIRE IXSuTtANCE-I REPRESENT THE
f old Phoenix, Pennsylvania. American,
Greenwich, and Svea of Gottsabarg, all prompt
and liberal payers; don't insure or renew your
policies uniirvoti get my ligures. BEN E.
W ARD, 138 Soiitb Spring st. 9
A MONTHS-DRESS CUTTING AN D
dress making schools, 041 S. Broadway.
I'lasses every day. How 10 draft, cut, lit and
put together ftfl kinds of dresses. King's
Ladies Unique French Tailor system
taught, 0
r-pIII-fsAri: DEPOSIT BOXES t)F THE STATE
X Loan and Trust company are enclosed in a
fire-proof and burglar-proof vault, with time
locks and brilliantly lighted with electricity:
alcoves attached lor the private examination
cf valuables, witli writing materials; a young
lady in attendance. 8-1 If
MESMIN'S FEMALE PILLS AS A SPECIFIC
monthly medicine for imraediaie relief
or painful and irregular menses-l'rom what
ever cause. For sale by GEO. 11. FREEMAN
CO., 102 N. Spring st. Price, $2 per box.
r" Os"aN(: EI. ES < OUNOIL,"NoTI4B9" ROYAL
j Arcanum, meets at No. 243 S. Spring st.
every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. J. A. REID, Re
gent ; Charles 11. Brown, Secretary. Visiting
members Invited lo meet with us.
ItUSINESS CARDS $1 PER 1000; OTHER
Jj printing in proportion. PACIFIC PRINT
ING PLANT, 217 New High it. Tel. 1400. 9
IF YOUR 'ROOF LEAKS HAVE IT REPAIRED
by Irwin Porter, a practical roofer of Sight
years'experience. BXB s. Los Angeies st. 9
>TOTK'E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JEANNE
I Lhez will not be hereafter responsible for
hia wife's (Beptistlae Lhez) debts, 11
OH. GOODWIN'. PIANO MAN! JFACTURE it?
• pianos, church ami parlor organs repaired
and tuned. Factory, 507 Ceres aye. 11-1411'
OTEAM CARPET CLEANING; CARTETB
. - cleaned and rolaid 6 cti. per yard. ('. W.
H AW Pi', 115 Ord street. il
MACHINERY, DIES AND TOOLS MADE
ami repaired ,1. yon SERKEY, 210 S. Los
Angelea St. Tel. 933. 11-14H
npALK - wni i~claEk & wright about
1 paints al 1,21 S. spring St. il-4tf
I.IOR PETROLEUM AND WATER METERS
J 1 see J. E. KOEBERLE, 145 S. Broadway
(• PANISH DINNERS TO ORDER, SI TO SSLSO;
O regular dinner, 500. 322 Wilmington st.
S~~W~A N1" ELI it, (THE L A. TEN IWA W NI NG
C 0.,) has removed to 250 s. Main. 11-25
T F _ SLO I E R. 11 OUS E~ M 01V E P~6"F FI if' E,
.'\ •12 Center place. 1 -13 t f
I.OIT AN It KIUINII.
V "4TH?~ bROE E~CO
Ij was stolen, one liver-colored cocker span
iel pup, S months old; had four while feci,
white belly, marked while on face to point of
note, and clipped tail. Return to M. LOWEN
STEIN. 731 south Hill St., and receive reward.
8
J 'STRAY-CAME TO MY PLACE. 807 EAST
j l ir.-t street, Wednesday noon, a clipped
bay horse, about 10 years old, brand s 11 on
let! hip, hitched to a concord open buggy.
Owner can have same by calling and paying
expenses. 11
1' 08T-ON OR ABOU T NOVEMBER 16TH,
j Bank Book No. 153,011 of the Hibernla
Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco.
By returning same to tins olllce finder will bo
suitably rewarded. 14
J~^oun7T— b~ay "pony, coTT~washing~ton
and Alameda sts., Sunday; 3 white feet;
owner can have some by proving property and
pnyiug expenses. P. I). H artNETT, above ad
dress. 15
ffIOUND— THE BEST PLACE TO Ll ST~P BOP
erly of all kinds is witli W. 11. BAKER,
2iio'.j sprlngstrast. 12
IJtOUND— SAM, TIIE CHAMPION HORSE
clipper. North Prouduay. 11 -23 1 m
SiOVtl KEIfAtKBP.
V 7 158 W. Fifth street. Repairs made ior any
stove in the I. S. Patterns made lo order. 15
fl ASOLINE STOVES CLEANED, REPAIRED
VT I'd. 100*. BLACK >l AN. 403 S Spring st
SI'l:»K»IEs.
RED HYNEK H A ND
deciduous fruit tren, large variety. 212 W,
Fourth tv Call or write.
tOS ANGELES HERALD. SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 9. 1894.
HELP W*)iTK[i MA.I.X.
I WANT
represent me and look out (or mv interests
during my absence. 1 will sell a quarter in
terest in one of the most popular and bent pay
ing show companies on the road, for the sum
oiifHOO, part down: no experience necessary.
• all today, 318 s. Hill si, 9
MF. N AXIFwoMES TO WORK AT HOME:
I pay !}lB to *1S per week for making
crayon pictures; new patented method; any
one who can read or write ran do tiie work
evening or daytime a', home: send address; 1
send work at once. H. A. GRIPP, German Ar
tist, Tyrone, Pa. 9
TjTTANTED—AM, NEEDING HELP, FREE
TT employment or any information, address
'E. NITTINGKK'B BUREAU, established 1880.
(ifticc, 9l9\i s. Sping si.; residence, 4SI S.
Hope St., coiner Fifth, tos Angeles, Cai. Tele
phone 113. 5-llilf
(TITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL TREE
j labor bureau, 240 New High St., telephone
1153, for cooks waiters, household help, me
chanics and laborers. W. A. WHI IK, man
ager; 11-10 tf
TIT ANTED-A FEW PERSONS IN EACH
TT place to do writing. Send stamp for 150
page book of particulars. J. WOODBURY, 127
>V. Forty-second si., N. Y. city. 10-7 ly
VTA NTED- TRU STWOBT H V PERSON* TO
TT travel; salary, .11780 and expenses; refer
ence. Enclose self-addressed stamped envel
ope, Manager, box P, ChloagO. 19
I JETTY, HUMMEL 4 CO., : 100-302 WEST
Second st. Tel. 609. The best employment
office in every way in Southern California.
7-12 tf
\VANTED — EX IM-! XI FACENED PRESS
T T goods salesmen: give references and sal
ary wanted. Address .1, box 40, this office. 9
TTASTF.D^T(.IOOD IX I'KRIEn7:EiTTTn".
TT vasscr for city work; good commission to
the right party. Call at 453 8. Spring St. 9
lEMPLOYMENTI EMPLOYMENT
j -MISS MCCARTHY, lOlit S. Broadway; teL
i/irst-ciTass coat makkf, wasted, ga
r BEL THE TAILOR, 312 8. Spring at. 11
11KI.P iriNTED-FBHALK.
A~~PE R J I ANENT PoB] Tii) EEK LV
is guaranteed any lad « who will work for
us quietly at home; all material free. Reply
with stamped envelope WOMAN'S MUTUAL
BENEFIT CO., .loliet, ills. 9
*lt T A NTED—A CHAMBERMAID AND I>fX
TT ing room girl, country hotel; meet pro
prietor Sunday 2 to ft p. m. at room 4, 102 S.
Broadway. 9
W A NTED—' .OVER N ESS, 10 TEACH LAI IN,
TT Greek, piano, etc.. $40; must l,e vounc
and scholarly. LOS ANUEI.ES TEACH lilts'
AGENCY. 9
\TTANTRD-L\DY OF BUSINESS EXPEBI
YT ence in ft real estate office; references re
quired. Aildress 1), box 50. this office. 10
*tT7 ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, A GOOnIIAIR
TT dresser, one who will work on commis
sion. Call room 7, 321' 2 S. Spring. 9
\\'Tntei)-a~s'Frong~ - elderi.yger-
tt man girl to keep bouse on a farm. Ad
dress E, box 80, this office. 10
W ANTED-A FIItsT-i I.ASs EXPERIENCED
TT second girl. German or French preferred.
( all at 102."> S. Hope st. 9
—~D it ASKING OR PLAIN
TT sew ing. Address 628 Soutlt Los Angeles
street, 10
\%J ANTBD - TWO iTTI{~i A TO SHOVEL
11 candy at Exposition, 423 B. Spring.
ostonTeTial.eloi R.oy» i e~n t " ag excr
353 S. Brondway, LOS Angeles, Cal. 12
Tlf ANTED—CASH QIRLS AT EXPOSITION"
TT 421 S. .Tiring. |
SIIIATIOXS WAMTED-HALE.
Deserving person* deHr4n§ employment will be
nftotred to insert three lines, under this heading,
tiro times frre of charge.
a well edu<■ ated'JaPANESE~GENTLE-
nirtti wishes to go ns guide to Japan, Corea
or China as interpreter and attendant to any
kind oi business at once. Come toask about it.
Address T. 'J'.. care Vamato. 404 S. Soring st.
jo
WANTED— BY YOUNG MAX—POSITION AS
clerk, or work in printing business; City
or country; has had ]!» months experience at
the lalter business, principally at Ilia case.
Address X, box 60, this oltice. " 10
Good Morning.
Have You Read the
Want Ads?
* CCOUNT ANT -BUSINESS MEN NOT RE-
J\. quiring constant attendanc* of book
keeper can have books written up periodically
by competent accountant. Addross K. Box'JO,
this Office, ' 11
yul'XO MAN 24 YEARS OLD WISHES
1 position as bookkeeper and collector;
good penman; experienced: gootl business
ahilitv. Address (J, A, L. care N. B. W., No.
136?«| W. geoond. 9
VV ANTED— A Vv r IITLTNG MAN, AtiE 32?
I » work on n ranch or any place for $5 a
month and board. Address* for one week,
JOHN MURPHY, Los Angeles Postofflce.
onr a tion wanted^mTn"a n d~wif'e as
10 cooks in mining camp: middle aged: no
children; references given ii desired. Address
L, box 50, this otliee. 9
TV'A ATTblTßl'"i?XPlfiriirN(' EI)
II coachman (American), thoroughly ac
quainted with care oi horses aud vehicles;
good references. Address J. I>. S., this office.
IjsXPERIENCED BOOK X E E PER AND SALES-
U man would like R position; reference tiie
best. Address M., 810 East Sixth Btreet. 10
AINTE R AN] f"PAPBR HA NO ER;" GOOD
mecltanie: will work reasonable hv the
day or Job, c TV. H A Wl'T, 116 Ord street 9
frills T~(TASs" AIH'ERTISINii - mXn WOULD
1 like something in that line; reference
given. D, box 30, this office. 10
A GER MAN COO X W A NTS A SITUATION'
I\_ in the country; can make good bread.
Call at 301 E. Sixth street.
7*7 ANTED -'-SITUA'I'IONTbY YOUNG GF.R
-VV jiian in nursery or on a ranch. Address
J. G., 827' a Easl First st. 9
TVANTED— BY BTEADY MAN, WORK OF
ll any kind; will take low wages. Address
G. . box 70, this office. 9
\\' ANTED—WORK BY A YOUNG MAN 17
VI years of age. nifernoons; good reference.
H. , box 30, ibis office. 10
| A PA NESE.GOOH COOK. WANTS POSiTIOJiI
ft wages cheap; bas reference. Address F,
box 40, ibis office. 10
W' AN'I ED-BY M AN AND WIFE—WORK IN
11 poulitry place : 117' v Coin inercial st. l;i
SITUATIONS WINIKII Hi.IUI.ll.
Deserving persons desiring employment will be
nllwcftf to insert three lines for two insertion!),
vnder this heading, free of charge.
M'ANTED-to'mak'e ICNGAGEMENTS AS
I* lady'a nurse: no objections to light house
work; wages reasonable: best of references.
Address H, box GO, this office, 9
o'oi "dressmaker"from san fran
cisco would like some more work at liome;
dresses made, $4. 5-4 Flower St., near Sixth.
10-20 ti
W ANTED —BY MIDDLE-AGED LADY,
VV bouse work, nursing, sewing, work any
kind, Aildr-ss t;., box 70, ihis office. 9
WANTKII-ri) ItBNI.
S TED —TO KEN T "a 4 OR 5-ROOM
II colt ge, with several lots or acres, or
more land, hy a reliable permanent tenant.
Address D, box 10, ibis otlice. 9
W AN TED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
furnished room, with or without board,
in first-class private family. L, box 70, this
office. 9
IX7"ANTED TO RENT—I6O ACRES OF CORN
l> land. Apply to CLARK, 104 South
Broadway. M
TIT ANTED- I o RENT A SMALL* RANCH
>V for cash rent. W. H. BAKER, 23b', S. I
Spring. 43
117 A NTED- HOISTS TO RENT, BY BELLA
\\ BABICHI, 200 W. Third »t. 10 |
WAN TKII A G KM".
CHAN! I! OF Ai II I- TIME WANTED l-.N
ergetic responsible parties for state, oity,
county and town agencies, (or sale of Clark's
Red cross Electric Natural Medicinal water,
salve, salts, etc. Not a beverage. A uatuisl
medicine. Liberal Inducements and big
money to the right paitles. Address: 810
Rapids mineral water 10., Big Rapids,
Mich. 11-27 ihii-siin-tues im
I W ANTED— AGENTS. KITUtCR SEX, FOR
i» tirst-class ofllce or household articles. J
OTIS BROWN, U4-I S. Spnng st. 12
XV ANTED— It K4 I- KHTATBE.
117 ANTED — Avfct PERSON HAVING A
IV moderate priced elty property who finds
it absolutely neicgsary 10 dispose of aamo ow
ing to foreclosure, may lind ready sale at the
olllce of CARTER A BEECHER, 328 8. Broad
way. 11
\\T ANTRD—A LITTLE HOME NOT TOO FAR
TV from the city, that you can sell on pay
ments not to exceed $500; will pay $l(iO
down. Call or address AGNES PERCY, 111 N.
Broadway. No agents. 9
"ITTANTED—VAOANT LOtgi THE INQUIRY
TT for vacant tots is Increasing from actual
buyers who want tii build. Bring iv a list of
lots if you wish lo sell. F. H. I'IEPER Si CO.,
108 S. Broadway. 10
"It* ANTED—B A R(LvTnTTn HOUSES ANI3
TV bus business or vacant property, cash
hovers; mcnev to loan, lowest raies. JOHNL.
PAVKOVICH," 220 W. First, 18
Y\7ANTED—TO PURCHASE: ' THE BEST
TT hurgains iv Los Angeles city real estate,
business and residence property. M. F. ODEA,
103 s. Broadway. " 12-8 tf
ANTED—OWNERS TO Idlf HoT-SES
and lots with lIOLWAY A SCHETTER,
80S W. second ,treet. 9
TIT ANTED — BAR( i .UNS IN OIL LOTS AND
TV Ininls. W. B. SALISBURY A t'O. 13 '
VTANTIBD— «I-CKI.I.ANEOCS.
VS» ANTED —t I?AV'i? E.N.
VT quiries for investment* in busineis. If
you want a partner In order to extend your
business and It will bear investigation let me
know. All business stricilv confidential. L.
M. WATSON, 125 W. Third street.
TETANTED—3O PARTIES TO JOIN A COL
VV ony on govfrument laiul that bas plenty
of water: best of soil and climate. For partic
ulars call at 208 S. Broadway. PACIFIC COL
ONIZATION CO. 11-17-sr-su-mo-th-tf
"vkr anted - ladifS tTi learn the
TT McDowell dress cutting system at the Me-
DOWEI.I. DRESSMAKING AJ A DEMY,
s. Brondway, branch of New York and San
FrAßOlsoo "schools. Patterns cut to order.
11-lmo
TJTHAT HAVE YOU TO THE VALUE OF
TT $100tooffer in exchange for being lo
cated utton HiOaere- of available government
land. CARTER A BEECHER, 32s S. Broad
way. 11
-It*ANTED - iIORBEB AND MULRB—WILL
11 pay cash or exchange city property for
1000 or leas young* horses ur mules. VV. H.
BAKER, a:i6.' a S. Spring street. 12
TI J ANTED-A CUSTOMER" FO R A WELL
11 built and arranged cottage home; fur
nished if desired: for sale by tho owner. Ad
dress I, box 00, this office. 9
TXT ANTED—TO BUY OLD GOLD AND SILVER
TV al highest market price. JUL WOLTER.
manufacturing jewt'ler, 122 s.Main st. 10-t3m
1I T ANTED—IOOO SHARES (IF CALIFORNIA
if Oil company—will pay cash or trade city
property. BAKER, 230) a 8. Spring streei. 12
BUSINESS CARDS $1 PER1IMIO; OTHER
printing In proportion. PACIFIC PRINT
INO PLANT. 817 New High St. Tel. 1400. 9
tTfTANTED—IIOUSEB - TO BUILD BY ROBt!
TV D, ('GATES, building contractor, 204 S.
Broadway, I.os Angeles, Cal. 12-15
T T SK OF UPRIGHT PIANO FOR THE BTOR-
I nge; no children. Address FANNIE
GREEN, 852 S. Broadway. 9
\\T A N TF. P-A BOUT ~SO~~TINE AL~~FEET~O F
II shelving, wiih drawers under. WILLIAM
F. T. BRAY, I'erris, Cal. 9
EES—ft TO 50 COLONIES IN HIVES AND
boxes: state price, etc. Address B, box 10,
South Los Angeles. 9
A FEW PRIVATE BOARDERS
TV at No. 224 Boyd st. ' " ' 18
'IT.*' ANTED—PAINTERB TO SEE THE ~EX
vv celslor paints at b2l S. Spring at. 123
\\- A NTE D—EVER YBO B V TO TRY OUR
VV fresh fish. 133 s. Broadway. 9
ku?ineBs opportunities.
For'sale." "
$I(soo—Lodging house, ?4 rooms.
$1500—Lodging and boarding house, 17
rooms,
$850-Lodging house, Spring fit., 11 rooms.
#2.oo—Lodging house, 35 rooms.
$2500—Lodging house, 20 rooms; elegant.
$525—Lodging house, V) rooms.
£280-0 — Lodging house, 40 rooms.
$1400 —Lodging house, l(i rooms.
$2100— Lodging house, 20 rooms.
$i!»oo—Lodging house, 24 rooms,
$900—Judging house, 13 rooms.
$1250—Lodging house 20 rooms.
$soo—The furniture of a beautiiul residence,
including piano; house for rent nt $30 per
month. Jf you are looking around for any
thing In this line ol business come and see me.
U M. WATS JN. 125 W. Third st. 9
HALE- -
X Special Bargains.
$300-Ko<miing house on W. Fifth st.
$500—Rooming house on B Broadway.
$700— Ll-room house on K. Pint.
$1700—26 rooms on .Main it,
$5500—Hotel on olive si.
$965—Restaurant on Main st.
$1200—Furniture store on .Spring st.
(«]2oo—Grocery on Hill at,
$2000 —Grocery on 8. .Spring st,
$2000—Grocery on L. First st
CITIZENS' INVESTMENT CO.,
!t 224 h. Broadway.
|\0 Vol' WANT TO BUY A BUBINE3H OF
\* any kind? Lo you want lo sell your busi
ness quick? See us. We buy, sell and ex
change every) hi ng, hotels, rooming houses,
restaurants, dry goods, grocery and shoe
Mores, hardware, drugs and cigar stores, ba
keries, delicacy stores, fruit stands, livery sta
bles, wood aud coal yards, wholesale commits
sion houses, mines, manufacturing business,
etc. CITIZENB' LNVESTMENT OOMi'ANY.
incorporated, real estate, loans, bonds, stocks
and investments. Bus! ness in vest men t de
partment, 244 -South Broadway, Lds Angeles,
cal. tf
TjlOR SALE—
$150—Cigar and notion stand; rent $6; snap.
$325—Bather shop; location and business
( (rO(l.
$300— Candy stand, close in; mud sell quick.
$1500—Grocery store; sa:es, $1200 to
per mouth.
82500— Grain and feed business; bargain for
a good business man.
N. B. WALKER A CO.,
10 125 We.t Second street.
pEAD THIS- a" BUSINESS THAT*" WILL
IV pay you a net profit of over $3000 annu
ally; ilia one of the largest aud best know v
stores in city dealing in hardware, crockery,
fruits, notions, general store; owner bas al
ways asked $3000 tor this business, but on ac
count of serious sickness will sell for a short
while for $-700; part of money can remain
Until you make it out of the business; sure,
bona nde paying business: trial given. BEN
WHITE, 221 W. First st. 12 4 tf
136 R SALE — A BOOK~AN P ~~ STATION FRY
V store; best location in the city; business
well established.
New and secondhand furniture store in town
of 70C0, doing One business; sale at r sacrifice.
Fruit and Cigar store in town of 7Oou. doiug
an excellent business; price, $235.
New cash grocery on Spring at,, doing good
business; satisfmdorv reasons for selling.
SPEAKS A MONTAGUE, 117 S. Broadway, ltf
SALE OR HXCII ANO»-A 40* ROOM
1 hotel in pretty suburban town close to Los
Angelts; SO rooms completely furnished, in
cluding Office, bur and billiard room, range
and dishes; 4 acres of land covered with or
anges and lemons. We will iitune a sacrifice
price on this property, or will trade the equity
for unincumbered Los Angeles property. HA
GAN, PEREZ A CO., 123 W. Third St. 9
O SELL QUICK FOR CASH GO TO B. WHITE,
- 221 W. First bt. 13-tl
KUSINKSH OPPORTONITIRS.
V Boyle Heights; rent only $•»; teles $25
Fruit and cigar store, including Stock, show
cases, fixtures, clv. Rent 1(112.76; Main street.
Second liau<l store doing a rushing business,
just $i2OO takes this snap for a few daya only,
including horse, wagon, fixtures etc Foil
particulars at SPEARS J- MONTAGUE, 117 S.
Broadway. 9
pOR SALE—
15-room lodging house VllOO
Restaurant, 400
Restaurant '200
Grocery stock 2000
Will tnke a ranch or a house and lot for gro
cery slock. F. ('. COOK, 353 S. Main. 9
J'ODGINGIIoi sks is rooms, rent $00; $900.
J 9 rooms, rent $20; $300.
22 rooms, rent $10; $850.
40 rooms, elegant (urn ture; $3500.
30 rooms, rent fi!s; $1300.
20 rooms, rem $50, elegant; $1450.
sec our full list beforj you buy. ERNST Si
CO., 113 W. Third. 9
J. 1 fJ/iA—WOOD, COAL, HAY. GRAIN AXO
? I.mHI feed yard; A-l location: 10 stalls;
large yards, stables, etc.; good stock 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, see BKS WHITE, 221 VV.
First st. 1 tt
F'Olt SALE — UNDEin'AKERIFESTABLISH
mcnt: everything new; large Held: at a
great sacrifice: personal reasons given for sell
ing; we can recommend this.
Slice store; invoice between $10,000 and
$12,000; best town In the atate: pay you to
investigate. SPEARS A MONTAGUE," il? a
Broadway, ltf
LX>R SALE—GROCERy"sTORE~A _ iI'I.EN-
J; did corner, SlSflO.
Grocery store, with a large family trade,
$4500.
Grocery store, suburban corner, $1000.
L. M. WATSON",
9 125 West Third street.
J' f or sale-a fam
1 fresh new stock, located in the very best
part of the elty, doing a splendid business and
increasing every month If you want a paying
business from the start look this up; $3500.
W. 11. Allen, 125}» Wcat Third St., Stlmson
building. 9
sale ~sTrang ERB IN THE CITY
seeking business investments wit! do well
to tsee our list of business propositions before !
purchasing. We have some good business j
offerings In nearly every line of business. ( IT
IZBNS' INVESTMENT CO., 224 S. Broadway. !
9
iV Yu ifT To s<»o^oob—ca petal wanted
I W.vrvMJ tor a thoroughly established
maniifaciurlng business in I.os Angeles. This
is a most unusual opportunity and do not apply
unless you mean business. Address, by letter
only, s., box 50, tbia office. , e.o.d. t-f
p O O p"~~C 11 AN C^K—PARTIES HA~VT NO F ROM
VT $100 upward to invest can purchase the i
exclusive right of a quick-selling artb-iv that:
pays over 200 per cent profit: can easily clear j
$3 to $5 a day; investigate this. Appiv BEN
WHITE, 221 W. First st. 12 4 tf !
17* OR BALE* (BUSINEss OPIpORTt'N ITY )—
" One of tbo best paying livery stables in
the city; centrally located and fnilv equijiped;
I hoarders defray running expenses. CARTER
I A BEECHER, 1128 s. Broadway. 11
POIi"" SA LE—CIG AR STORES? ~ t HAVE A
V very nice one Willi new clean stock, $250;
another, line location lor $»7.'>; and still an
other at $51)0. I, M. WATSON,
9 125 West Third street.
SALE—RESTAURANTS; "T'haVE RES-
V taurants ranging in price from $200 to
$4000. Come and see mo In regard lo them.
1. M. WATSON,
9 125 West Third street.
I,^*OR~BALE~LODGING~ HO U 77~R06M8,
1} near First and Spring: paying over $3Jo
net monthly; this is a snap; offered only this
month; cannot be duplicated for $'d«0o;
price $3100 only at 720.; 8. Spring. 10
ITiOB SALE—S73O: ONE 0E THE BEST Lo
cated restaurants in the city. If you can
! make money in the business anywhere, you
i can make it In this location. L. M. WATSON,
[ 12 J Nest Tliird street. 9
T~fo R~ ~S A LE-B V ~ OWN ER, ONE ~OF "THE
' best furnishe*! lorltrinjj houses of 2(1 rooms 1
one block of elty hall. "Get good pilots; al
ways full. Dining room ii desired. 1., box ■
70, this olllce. l»
- "~~~" — —
WORTH $100
GROCERY STORE WITH 2 LIVING ROOMS:
see this chance. Apply BEN WH ITE. 211
IW. First st. ltf ;
t7IOE~ SA Uf—ViSO~— NEW - AND SECON D-
V hand furniture store on Spring street do- 1
ing good business; very low rent. CITIZENS'
INVESTMENT CO., 22-1 S. Broadway. 9
IjVOB SALE—S2OOO—aHOE~ STORE—WI I.I.
' sell at wholesale cost and discount 25 per
I cent; a rare bsrgain. CITIZENS INVEST -
| ME NT COMPANY, 224 S. Broadway. 9
SHELL AND CURIO STORE FOR SALE—
Business suitable for gentleman or lady;
j price, $250, more or less; will invoice if de
j sired. Call at 4U4 S. Spring at. 11
r^OnTsALE— $1000-11A LF INTEREST IN AN
old established fish and poultry business; <
I Investigate this. CITIZENS INVESTMENT !
I COMPANY, 224 S. Broadway. 9
EN' WHITE. - 22l~~wrTFlR8T ST., HAS !
properties of every description for sale
anil exchange from $100 to $250,000. List
your property with him. lt£
>£"**r7uV- F X D YA N DtTITITRSfoR E;
'IP.ii'U The very best place In the city; nice, I
comfortable living rooms; rent low; sco this, i
jT. M X 11.1,1 AN, 2*B W. First at. 12-2 tf J
SALE-WE HAVE SEVERAL GRO~-i
I 1 ccrv stores listed with us for sale, ('all aui
we will show them to you. PLUMMER &
KIOUS, 302 S. Los Angeles sL 2-5-9 j
|>OR BALB—SISOO—A~BUTTER, MEAT AND |
X/delicacy store, clearing about $20 per day. i
CITIZENS INVESTMENT COMPANY, 224 S. ;
Broadway. 9 |
<B*%fU\-aOVB BIGHT FOR 44 YEARBI BABY !
TT,—«)" butintss; you can clear $4000 yearly:
absolutely no risk. ERNST it CO., 113 VV'.
Tliird st. 9
0 a '■* Arv-M3RodERY" VALUE IN STOCK;
op I ll'tF one pi the very best corners in city;
trial given. See B. WHITE, 221 VV. First st.
13 if
- CIGAR STORE-—
ONLY $500; WORTH $800;. DON'T MISS I
this bargain. B. WHITE, 221 W. First st. i
_ .
I>l'llN ESS cards ATsl PER 1000: OTHER
15 printing In proportion. PACIFIC PRINT
ING PLANT, 217 New High St. Tel. 1400. 9
IIVOR1 IVOR'SALE-THE FINEST BARBHER SHOP !
1 iv Los Angeles, cost $1400; price only $80 i. ■
I. P. BARNARD, rt7K S. Broadway. 10 j
fJvOR SALE—It FRUIT AND' COMMISSION !
1 business; horse and w bargain ; $375.
I. D. BARNARD, 117'js. Broadway. 10 I
IF YOU WISH TO DISPOSE"OF YOUR"bUSI- |
nets without delsv for cash, always go tv I
f. D. BARNARD, 117.; S. Broadway. 10
1.1 () R SALFT—LODGiNCi' HOUSE, li ROOMgi
I spring st.; pays 0 car $110 per month ; $850.
I. D. BARNARD, 117', S. Broadway. 9
IjM'lt SALE—LODGING HOUSE 20 ROOMS;
r new furniture; rem oulv $'0 mo.; $1700.
1. I). BARNARD 1 iT 1 J B. Broadway. lo I
I-lOR KALE—A \VOOD~AND "COAL YARD
1 on old corner stand: a sure bargain, $S5O.
1. D. BARNARD, ttt)4 8, Broadway. 10 i
I70I! SALE-FINE RESTAURANT; SEATS 85
1 people. A choice central location, $1200.
I. I). BARNARD, 117!-, S. Broadway. 9
TCiOR SALE-RESTAURANT OS SPRING ST,;
I elio.ee central location; price onlys3uO.
I. D. BARNARD, 117jjJ S. Broadway. 9
F~OR SALE- A FURNITURE STORE; NEW
and secoiid-haiid; $-0(1. or sell by invoice
I. D. BARNARD, S. Broadway. 9
ITOR "SALE—SrATIONBRY AND NOfT3N
I store, with furnished room; bargain; $225.
I, D. BARNARD, S. Broadway. 9
CS-?*UMI WORTH OF STOCK AND A BUBI
-»!r,>,)UU ness paying $150 per month for
$1200. Address C, box 00, Herald 13
I->RI'IT STORE IN FINE LOCATION ' AND
1 doing big business; low rent. ELSER&
STEARNS, 121 W. Third street. 10
I7IRUIT AND ' PRODUCE STORE" IN GOOD
1 location; this is a bargain. ELSER &
STEARNS, 121 W. Third street. 10
DRUG STOKE—BEST LOCATIOnIn "TiTY!
Will sell at invoice. See this. ELSER &
STEARNS, 121 West Third st. 10
DRUG STORE AT A SACRIFICE—WITH
large prescription trade. ELSER i[
I STEARNS, 111 W. Third St, 10
r'oCERY"STORE DOING Blo'cA l H Busi
ness. Must be sold at once. ELSER &
BTEARNO, 121 W. Tliird st, 10
(1 ROCERy'sTO RE IN GOOD LOCATIONTdO-
T ing nice cash business. ELSER de STERNS,
121 W. Third street. £0
170 R FA LE '"ROOMINO HOBBE OF 37
r rooms; good location. Address E, box 40, 1
this office. 14 I
BUSINESS) OPPORTUNITIBS.
A I A —
•iPI.rU- location, low rent. ERNST ,t CO.,
113 West Third si. 9-lt
-Ut 1 1 afaA —GROCERY CORNER. FINE FAM
ily trade; invoice. ERNaT .t CO.,
113 West Third st, O-lt
Jfc• >m -bariTefi shop and cigar
>P»»»HF, stand A 1 location. ERNST A CO,
113 West Third St. 9-It
s>»>j kf|A-GROCERY TO EXCHANGE FOR
-TP..W\n,r city real estate. Apply to BEN
WHITE. 221 W. First. 1 If
<4£ ItlVi —MEAT M"a'rTcET, COLD"STOR A(f E.
dNHFIF. Dally receipts, $25. ERNST A CO.,
118 West Third st. 9-lt
TP YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS
1 quick for cash, see SPEARS .t MONTAGU E
-117 S. Broadway. It!
aoAn—wfoAß store;" Xeckipts bis a
Jp-MFIF day; a bargain. BEN WHITE, 221
W. First SU 1 If
iCIVt-GRdCERY, 4 living ROOMS;
3M>\FV rem $15. ERNST tt CO., 113 W.
Th rd at. 9
TO~ BE VL~ YOUR"BUSINESS Q~UICR, HEX
ERNST & CO., new otlice, 113 W. Third St.
11-15tf
«2 41lA —CIGAR STAND. SPRING STREET.
tT-iIMJ. ERNST & Co., 113 West Third st.
B-lt
att -k -$86o"and ' $1200 resFaurant.
nT-1 <«). ERNST A CO., 113 W Third St. 9-lt
RESTAURANT; ONLY $350; NICELY
equipped. B. WHITE, 221 W. First, ltf
T>OR BALE—A GOOD PACING TAILOR
■T shop, 16 Fair Oaks avenue, Pasadena.
<J6l *>ilaflr-8ALOO»t PAYS WELL BEN
dPI-HFU WHITE, 221 W. First st. ltf
1*(0R SALE—CIGAR STAND, No7I3~9NORTH
'Main st. cheap. Investigate this. 9
*atu!Us-- , '°" , " N ' t ' house, is r6oml.~"b;
WHITE 221 W. St. 1 it
dfefft/V-CANDY AND FRUIT BTORE. b7
3P IUU WHITE, 221 W. First st. 11-22 tf
oTbuy A BUSINESB~OF~AN~y"KIND apply
_ to 11. WHITE. 221 W. Sirst st. 13-tf
FOB OALB PITT PBOPERTY.
SMITH A O'BRIEN,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
147 8. Broadway.
Money to loan.
City 'lots for sale.
Houses for sale.
Country property for sale,
r-'or exchange.
Business chances.
Ranch for rent.
Wanted to purchase,
CITY LOTS FOR SALE.
We have over 160 lots in East Lot Angelea
thai we can sell at prices ranging from $7o per
lot, 50x150 a short distance from Pasadena
avenue, to $250 for lots on the nvenuo; also
some of the handsomest sites for residences In
the city: beautiiul view, good air. good water,
nico soil, electric car service. This section la
destined to become one of the choicest resi
dence portions of the city.
$400—Lot on Grand aye., sduth of Jefferson.
$425—Lot 45x14S lo alley, on graded street,
one block irom cable railway, Boyle Heighrs.
$-150—Large lot west side Hoover, near Pico.
$(>oO—Nice lot short distance from postoflice,
between two car lines. University.
$750-Lot on Twentieth St., near Figneroa.
$930—Lot on Alvarado st.
$1100-Lot 45*:i35 to iO-I'oot alley,|Los An
geles st.
$1200 -Large corner on Seventeenth St., near
Figneroa.
$1250—Lot on Santee st.
$1300— Fine lot on S. Flower st.
$1000—80 feet fronting on Washington st.
$5000—160 icet fronting on Washington st.,
a corner,
$17,050—180 feet f onting on Figueroa, a
corner.
Ifnothing in this list suits you we will Bhow
you something that will.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
$850—An 8-room house between Figueroa
and Grand avenue, obtained by foreclosure.
11050—4-ruom bouse closs to University car
line.
$1228—4-room bouse on Twenty-first street,
near elcctrlo cars: icrms $850 cash, balance
$13 per month, Including interest,
One of the finest houses in East Loa Angeles,
lot 55x310, covered with choice variety of
bearing fruit; nice law n and doners; this is a
bargain.
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Ranches, large and small, and orchards in
different sections of touthern California.
Prices range from $25 to $000 per acre.
Some very choice land within an hour's drive
south from the center of the city, $150 per
acre.
10 acres good lend close to cltyon tho south;
a bargain; would take $500 lot as part pay.
5 acres as fine land as you ever saw; 2 acres
in berries; can bo bought for less than it Is
worth.
20 acres choice land, line for garden, one
fourth mile from electric cars, $30*> per acre;
will sell you 5 or 10 acres of this If you don't
want it all.
Let ut show you our country property.
FOR EXCHANGE.
BiO acres, valued at $2000, for vacant lota.
8-room bouse, clear, every convenience,
street graded, cement curb and walks, cash
value $2500; wants property in Pittsburg, Pa..
Nashville, Term., or Kvaiisville, Ind.
120 acres at Perris, clear, cash value $3000
lor city property.
Have you a grocery that is worth $2030 that
you will exchange for a house aud lot, clear, ot
equal value'/ We have the house and lot in
this city.
Have you a legitimate business that Is worth
$7500 that yon will exchange for clear Los An
geles liroperty of equal value? We can pro
duce the property. ,
$12,000—An SO-aere ranch, fine loam soil, no
adobe, no alkili; **0 acres in walnuts 7 , yeats
old with deciduous trees alternating, 00 acres
line alialia land Will exchange for city prop
erty.
If you have property in any city of the
United States that you \y,nt to trade for Cali
iornia properly, or if you want to go East and
ivant to trade your California home for one
back there, listu witli us.
BUSINESS CHANCER
$000— Would you be satisfied to Invest $000
in a respectable business that is established
md would pay you $10u per month from the
Uart? if yon are a rustler you can double It.
$350—Cigar business clearing about $100
per mouth.
$80(1—Restaurant doing good business: will
lake city property iv payment, owner has
business to attend to iv Arizona.
$l;>uo—Stats rights for one of the best patents
in the country. Parties holding this in the
East ar< g, ttiug rich*
$2000 Lodging houae,central.
$3500 cash will buy an old established livery
business and will Hectire one ol the best stables
in the city. Owner is going east
$(1000 will buy one of the linest business
places In the city. If you want a nice, clean
business, upon which there Is a good profit,
md iv one of tho best located store ruoms in
the city, this is your opportunity.
Many others. If you want to get into busi
ness see us.
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
List your houses and lots with us but espe
;ially between Main and Figueroa, Twenty
iecond and Thirtieth streats. We have a cus
:omer for a lot lv this section, also for a house
(hat is so located tbat buyer could rent a few
:ooms.
RANCH TO RENT.
30 acres near Ontario; good house, barn,
tie,; $350 per year. Would take lot in city in
payment of rent.
SMITH A O'BRIEN.
9 147 S Broadway.
F - or7"?a.']e—east" loh' angeles, 1 ACRE
and 6-room .pottage; fruits and street
-raded; $a5OO. V. C00K,353 S. Main. 9
t7IOR BALE- LOT 40x147 ON LOS ANGELES
at., just south ol Twenty-third tl; $375.
a. C. COOK, 853 a Main. 9
for salic-01 tt property.
It
adams st. tract,
the best of all.
I.oti 80 to 00 feet. $28,000 In street Im
provements clone. Four 80-foot streets, one
100-foot street, all graded and gravelled, ce
ment walks and curbs; streets sprinkled;
water mains laid and shade trees planted.
Beautiful Adams street 82 feet wide, and
Twenty-eighth street 100 feet Hide, lined with
palm trees, central avenue, four miles long
and 80 feet wide, with a double-tracked alec
trio roed, runs through the confer ol this
tract; only IA minutes' ride from Second and
spring streets. The Maple avenue electric
road Is within two blocks. ISO lots sold slnco
June Ist. Rich sandy loam; no mud. Examine
tbis tract. See the large number of beautiful
homes built In the lest four months. A per
sonal examination will satisfy any buyer aa to
lis merits. Lots are $250. $30(1," $340, $400
and up, on easy terms, till January Ist, when
pricer. will be advanced. Take the Central
avenue cars, corner of Second and Spring
streets, to Adams street. Agents at our branch
< fnee on tbe corner of Central avenue and
Adams street, will show the property. For
views of the tract, maps nnd all Information,
write or call on us. Free carriages at all times
12-6lf URIDER A DOW,
IOO?a S. Broadwey. Telephone 1299.
SPECIAL.
4-room Colonial Cottage
On Rio street, nist houae,
South of Firsts*.
A Bargain—
$1360, on lnslallmenta
See the Hammel A Penker
Tract,
Between Ninth and Tenth, on Santee,
for something
Cheap
Will be pleased to see
You.
COOK A PEARSONS,
0 344 a Broadway.
FOR SALE —
City property—Houses—
8-room 2-itory hove on Ollre street, near
Twelfth; only $4000.
A bargain—On Olive near Tenth; large barn;
$80(10.
A home that can't be beat for the amount In
vested: 100 feet from the University car, near
Adasjis street: a beauty ; new; $3500.
3 line places in best location in the south
wot; $,500 to $12,000.
■5500—some houses just finished lnsontb
west on University car line, near Twenty-third
Btrcct.
Here it is! You can buy a bouie with rent
money: your choice of 4 nouses In neighbor
hood of electric power-house for $750; only
$iot> down, and balance $10 per mo.; tine
building: school in one block; better come
early; 4 nouses will not go far toward the sup
ply and you might be too late.
10 BOA/. DUNCAN, 145 & Broadwey.
|*o ft BALE—SOME. LOVELY LOTS, HIGH
r end elegant view, Bonnie Bree street, $850
to $1300.
Lots on Flower and Figneroa streets, eta sac
rifice.
A 100-foot corner on Figneroa, at $7500; you
can't duplicate it; 150 feel deep to an alley.
The best lot on clean side of Adams street,
near the Silentsplace $,2,500.
9 BOA 2 DUNCAN, 145 8. Broadway.
TH E OWNER OF OnT"OF f RE~NICEST
homes In the choicest locations In the
southwest wilt sell at a sacrifice at be w*ma to
leave the city by Jan. Ist; the house is a 2',
story molern-buili, de Ightful home; ell con
veniences; would sell furniture; fine barn and
lawn, flowers, etc.; lot !I0 ft. front and yard:
has been well kept: will sell for $10,000. Ad
dress Owner, P.O. box ll«2, city. 10
F -OR sale-snap BAROAINS-LOT ON
Wiutleld si., near Burlington eve.
Lot on Eleventh, near Vernon.
Lot on Clinton aye., near Adams and Hoover.
I/Hon Union aye., near Tenth.
! n- on San Julian, near Tenth.
Come Ita and let me show you these lots.
9 A. K. CRAWFORO, 205 s. Broadway.
A IQE/Y^EAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE, 71 J
•FIO'/V' Kohler street: Brooms, bath, pat
ent water closet, large pantry, china closet,
solid oak mantel, French plate mirror; jewel
of a home; cement walk: street graded;
curbed; shade trees: easy terms; a bare.in.
W. J. FISHER, 227 W. Second_st. 12 7 tf
"[."•OR SAT E—LOT, HOUSE. ETC., HILL ST.,
F near Twelfth ; $4250; $*00 cash, balance
monthly.
Beautiful corner, Twenty-third veer Figne
roa. Improvements cost $3000; $025(1 tbe
price: f.,cash. balance to suit. Both theso
properties recently foreclosed under mortgage.
W.R. BURKE,2I3'i N. Spring. 9
tOR BALE-$4500 - ONE OF THE FINEST tl
room cottages in the city; a perfect beauty;
has every modern convenience known; very
handsome y frescoed; comer lot, street graded,
sewered, stone walk, stable, etc., a perfect
home; if you want something nice look this
up. TAYLOR, 102 Broadway. 10
l/OR S A LIV-NE W BAND O-ROOM COTTAGES
r on University electric line; baths, water
closets, mantels and all modern conveniences:
large lots, cement sidewalks; prices $1450 to
$1,00; small cash payment and monthly In
stallments. THOMAS S. EWING, owner, 110
S. Broadway. 14
FOR SALE-MODERN 10.RO(>M
stab c, Inwn, (lowers; lot 80x150, cement
walks, etc., on Tweniy-fllth street, near (irand
avenue, at a great bargain for abort time, as
owner is leaving the city. F. A. HUTCHIN
SON, 213 \V. First st. 12-2 lm
IJ-OR 3ALE—4-ROOM COTTAGE, LOT 58x1107
largo stable: block to car: East Los An
geles; $000: $300 down, balance monthly, lbS.
We will sell or build you a home on install
ments. McKNIGHT A CLAY, 202 S. Broad
way. 9
T7<OR SALE-HOUSE ON~THIRTY~FIRPT ST.7
V 5 rooms, bath, gas: lawn; tile walks and
graded street: beautiiul home; price, $2200;
$500 cash, balance payments to stilt. DEN
VER BUILDING CO., 237 W. »irst st. 11-7 tf
i.'or kale-broom, 2-story house:
I 1 modern; ou W. Washington street; lot,
50x165: owner must sell. Prleo $1750—$ln.">o
cash, balance ou time. Sacrifice, 91. MC
KNIGHT A ( LAY, 252 S. Broadway.
I.*iOß SALE—A SNUG~LITTLE "HOME, FOE
V $750; large chicken house, fine lawn »"<1
Bowers, Iruit; ou lot 50x150; wind mill,
lank, etc. CARTER <St BEECHER, 325 S.
Broadway. 10
I.TOR 8A LE—BEAI I TIFU L~( bYTAGE. OLIVE
1 near Eleventh; lot 00x105: $1750; *U0"0
cash, balance monthly. W. R BURKE, 2131,
N Spring. 9
jf-TOR SALE-NEW 5-ROOM 'ilOlTSETwifil. ti
a? lots, fenced; shed, barn and chicken house,
city water. Price $• ,oo; small cash payment,
balance 'o sun purchasers convenience. CAR
TER A BEECHER, 828 S. Broadway. 10
] .-(OR SALE-A PLEASANT, S-ROOM HOUSE,
" ou W. Ann St., suitable for twofamllles,
ball' block from l»ocar linos; also a lot 90x123
feet, on Alpine st. near Yale; a rare chance.
Call at or address 1310 N. Malnit. 11
F-OIfSALK~N'EW 5-ROOM" HOUSE, WITH 3
lots, fenced. Price $13>>0: smell cash
payment balance monthly if desired. CAR.
TER A BEECHER, 328 S. Broadway. 10
l/OR SALESROOM" COTTAGE" STABLE.
T etc.; southwest; $1250; $8o « down, bal
ance moitthly, 150. McKNIGHT A CLAY, 252
S. Broadway.
IT>OR SALE—THE"BEBT SPECULATION IN
V the city. Fine lots at auction December
12th by C. A. SUMNER A CO., 134 S. Broad
way. 12
I-tOR SALE—SIOO OR WHAT YOU OFFER
i at auction ior some choice oil lots Decem
ber 12th. C. A. SOMNBR <t CO., 184 &
Broadway. 12
I*OR SALE—FLNE RESIDENCE LOTS IN
X Diamond-street tract at auction December
12th. C. A. SUMNER & CO., 134 S. Broad.
way. _ 18
HOUSES FOR SALE—SEVERAL NEW
houses tn southwest part of city; for sale
cheap. M. F. ODEA, 103 S. Broadway. 12-8 If
ANY PERSON LOOKING FOR BARGAINS
in real estate can And them by call.ng on
CARTER <t BEECHER. 328 8 Broadway. 11
HOUSES ON INSTALLMENTS - IN ALL
parls of the city, or will build to suit you.
BARLOW & SHERWOOD, 123 8. Broadway.
BUSINESS CARDS"SrP~ER — 1000f~OTHER
printing in proportion. PACIFIC PRINT'
ING PLANT, 217 New High st. Tel. 1400. 8
t"-iOR _ 6AI.E-INSTALI,MENT?7S-Ro6M~COT
-1 (age. close in, $1100. POINDEXTER A
WADBWORTH, 303 W. Second St. 1-1 7 95
¥.->OR BALE-$425 -3-ROOM HOUSE, 2 LOTS;
X" SW.; bargain. TAYLOR, 102 Broadway. 11

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