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5
T'S LIKE FIND INO MONEY
To advertise in the Herald's classified
columns. Make a start today, ar.d
the result will induce a steady patron
age of these columns.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦»♦♦»♦♦♦♦
t THE HERALD 1
I WANT COLUMNS |
| FREE! |
I To Those |
t Looking for t
| Work. %
X Look under "Situations Wanted, ♦
Z Male and Female." 1
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
special noticks.
j 312 South Main street.
The inquiry of the masses today is. ■■Where
to get the most goods for tbe least money?"
Lewis A Alderson study your wants and want
your trade. Our motto is a ways ' cheap for
cash," and that answers all questions. When
you want anything in furniture or house fur
nishings call and see us and you'll save money
every time; try it. 9tf
NOTICE —WE CAN BUILD COTTAGES FOR
one hundred dollars ts;uO| a room; size of
room, 12x12 ft.; height of ceilings, 10 it,; two
porches and one chimney included; house to
be painted and plastered two coats; will fur
nish all necessary plans and specifications;
estimates given on all classes of building. Ad
dress P, Box 90, this ofllec, and we will call on
you.
N' OtYcE—THE LOS ANG~ELES CITY WATER
compsnv will strictly enforce the follow
ing rules: The hours for sprinkling are be
tween 6 snd 8 o'clock a. m. and ll and 8 o'clock
p. m. For a violation of the above regulation
the water will be shut off and a line of $2 will
be charged before the water w ill be turned on
again. 8-17 tf
dfcO A MONTH—DRESS CUTTING AND
ep£ dressmaking schools, 041 S. Broadway.
Classes every day. How to draft, cut, tit and
£ut together all kinds of dresses. King's
adies Unique French Tailor system
taughL 0
HE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES OF THE STATE
Loan and Trust company are enclosed in a
fire-proof and burglar-proof vault, with time
locks and brilliantly lighted wilh electricity;
alcoves attached for the private examination
of valuables, with writing materials; a young
lady in attendance. 8-1 tf
SEE" THOSE BEAUTIFUL LOTS, WASHING
ton, Maple aye., Twentieth st., before you
purchase; sold only to parties building good
homes. POINDEXf ER A WADSWORTH, 305
W. Second st. 1-10
MESMIN'S FEMALE PILLS AS A SPECIFIC
monthly medicine for immediate relief
or painful and irregular menses—from what
ever cause. For sale by GEO. 11. FREEMAN
CO., 102 N, Spring St. Price, $2 per box.
_ COR. GRAND AYE. ANY
U\)Z one wishing a good meal can earn it
heare by chopping 12
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JEANNE
Lhez will not be hereafter responsible for
hia wife's (Baptistine Lhez) debts. 11
WIN, PIA NO MANUFACTURER - ;
■ pianos, church and parlororgans repaired
and tuned. Factory, 507 Ceres aye. 11-14H
GRAD UATE - V. S. ARMY SCHOOL FOR
nurses. References furnished. Address D.
J. LOVELL, Box 30, this office. 10
ACHINERY, DIES AND TOOLS MADE
and repaired. J. yon SERKEY, 210 S. Los
Angeles St. Tel. 933, 11-1411
SpXnISH DINNERS TO ORDER, $1 TO $2.50;
regular dinner, 50c. 322 Wilmington st.
WANFELDT, (THE L. A. TENT^t"AWNING
C 0.,) has removed to 250 S. Main. 11-25
F^oLOPERT - HOUSE MOVER, OFFJITC,
. 12 Center place. 1-15 tf
BUBINICNS PKItSIINALH.
piF-in^TAl^^
X our gigantic coffee roaster, Java unci Mocha,
85c lb; 24 lbs brown sugar, $1; 5 lbs good
Japan tes, $1; 10 lbs corn meal, 15c; 0 lbs
tapioca, 25c: 10 lbs raisins. 25c; II apricots,
25c: 5 lbs figs, 25c; 5 lbs prunes, 25c: bibs
buckwheat, 25c; 8 lbs beans, '.sc; can deviled
ham, sc; brook trout, 15c; 3 cans oysters, 15c:
50 bars soap, $1; 50 lb sack flour, 85c; bacon,
pork, orange marmalade in bulk
Be. ECONOMIC STORES, 305 S. springstreet.
EITSONAL— RALPH BROS~GoTd~BA R
flour. 90c; city flour, 75c: granulated sugar,
18 lbs $1; brown sugar, 21 lbs $1; 7 lbs rolled
wheat or oats, 25c; sardines, 5 boxes 25c;
tomatoes, 2 cans 15c; 7 bars Qerman iainily
eoep, 25c; eastern oil, 70c; gasoline, 70c; -1
p ckages starch, 25c; lard, 10-lb can. 80c; 5
lbs, 40c. 1101 S. Spring street, corner Sixth.
VhaSE'S MARKET. 018 S. SPRING —5 LBS
/boiling beef, 25c;J2 lbs round steak, 15c;
rib steak, tic; sirloin, tenderloin or porterhouse
ateak, 12>-2C; stewing mutton, 3c; leg of mut
ton, 8c; rib or shoulder chops, 2 lbs 15c.
Everything else in proportion. CHASE'S
MARKET, 618 S. Spring.
MRS. ADAMS AND DEAN, FASHIONABLE
dressmakers; tailor-made suits a specialty,
mourning suits made on shoit notice, reason
able rates, goods furnished when desired.
Rooms 21 and 22, 119'j S. Spring. 12 2 3m
WONDERFUL MEDICINE FOR FEMAI.T-:
irregularities from whatever cause; it
never tails to give relief or money refunded;
36 years' experience. Address DR. A. J. GIEB
KER, office N. Main st., room 12. 11-31tf
ERSONAL — PALMISTRY; ONE HAND
read free; every hidden mystery revealed;
life read from cradle to grave without a mis
take; 2 to 8 D.m. lllli w. Third st.
ERSONAL — ELECTRO TH ERA PEUTIC
baths; electric treatment scientifically
fiven; magnetic and massage electricity. 25c.
IRS. E. ROBBINS, 421 S. Main st. 6mo
HE ALTH"FORtWe^ RRI Fa GE. ('OS
suit MLLE. RITA, only scientific Palm
ist, 652 South Broadway, corner Seventh. 26
•\M ME FRENCH DRESSMAKER,
j.M cor. Second and Main, next In cathedral.
PgRIONAL.
a in taTTclTfok
winter lor fun, by voting man from east.
Address 1, Box 90, tins otlice. 12
MKKKBCHAUM GOODS.
¥)AUL KOYNE —MANUFACTURER PIPES
I and canes, German sport pipes, German
cigar and cigarette holders in meerschaum
and wetzel wood. Meerschaum goods re
pafrsd. 256 South Broadway. 10-2 59
PIANOS.
J~ :;
right piano, slightly used, $265; 1 Fischer
piano in good condition, $185; 1 School organ,
in good condition, $25. KOHLER & CHASE
233 South Spring street. 11-11 tf
17« OR BALE — ELEGANT NEW UPRIGHT
piano; will take board and room in part
exchange. Address J, box 80, this office.
bill. fosters.
I'V'vvTcalSiSe'llTK
j. lug Co.; the oniy honest bill poster. 119
E second. Tel. 1475, Sign painting.
TTeo. p. Mclean, presidentktate bill
\T Posters' association; the only bill poster in
Lo6 Angeles. 254 S. Main at
OONTKA OTOKS.
CIONRAD
/ ous and asphalt paving, 237 W. Firat sf. I
HELP W4NTIII -M ALK.
I^TK)N~T :
staple goods to dealers; experience un
necessary; best aide line. $75 a month. Sal
ary and expenses or large commission made.
For scaled particulars send stamp. CLIFTON
SOAP MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Cincin
nati, O.
«7TnTED-ALL NEEDING HELP. FREE
Vv employment or any information, address
E. NITTINGER'B BUREAU, established 1880.
Office, 319' 3 S. Sp'lng st.; residence, 4}l 8.
Hope st, corner Fifth, Los Angeles, Cal. Tele
phone 113. fi-lHtf
C-TTY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL FREE
labor bureau, 240 New High si., telephone
1153, for cooks waiters, household help, me
chanics and laborers. W. A. WHITE, man
ager; 11-10 tf
%1ST ANTED—A FEW PERSONS I.N EACH
V? place to do writing. Send stamp for 150
page book of particulars. .1. WOODBURY, 127
W. Forty-second St., N. V. city. 10-7 ly
"1"I7 ANTED—TRUSTWORTHY PERSON TO
W travel; salary, $780 and expenses; refer
ence. Enclose self-addressed stamped envel
ope, Manager, box P, Chicago. 19
I >ETTY, HUMMEL A CO., 300-302 WEST
Second st. Tel. 500. The best employment
office in every way in Southern California.
7-12 ti
IEMPLOYMENT1 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY—MRS. SCOTT ,t
ll MISS MCCARTHY, IOIH S. Broadway; tel.
819. 15
ANTED —FIRST-CLASS WOOD CARVER.
Apply at 658 S. Spring st, 11
FMRST-CLASS COAT MAKER WANTED. GA
BEL THE TAILOR, 312 a Spring st. 11
HELP WA MTE D—HEMALR,
YIT^NTErT^G^VEI^
VT Greek, piano, etc.. $40; must be young
and scholarly. LOS ANGELES TEACHERS'
AGENCY. 12
AN TED —AN EXPERIENCED STI R~
dresser immediately. Address M. D.
RECAMIER, Postoffice, city. 11
OSTON FEMALE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
353 s. Broadway. Los Angeles, t al. 12
SITUATIONS WANTED—HALK.
Dcservinn persons desiring employment v ill be
allowed to insert three lines, under this heading,
two timts free of charge.
quiring constniit attendanc? of book
keeper can have books written up periodically
by competent accountant. Address F. Box 20,
this office. 11
'I-\* AN "^,• :D - EXPKRIENCEI, NURSERYMAN
** would like pruning of orchard or vine
yard by day or contract. Address B, Box 10,
this office. 12
WJ-TnTED-.IAPANESE WANTS SITUATION
o as first-class cook or waiter in family:
city or country, Address 11. ¥~ P. 0. Box cbi.
13
VITA NTED—WORK IN A STORE OR OFFICE.
by steady boy IS years old. J. D. S-, 640' 2
8. Olive St. 12
YfTANTEII— BY MAN AND■ WIFE—WORK IN
r> country place: 117' 2 Commercial sl. 13
SITUATIONS WANTJCD—FaIUALK.
Deserving persons desiring employment will he
allowed to insert three lines for two insertion.,
under this heading, free of charge.
W~ANTED-T GERMAN UIRL WISHES A
place as cook or to do general housework.
Call at or address No. 549 Maple aye., near
Sixth st. 12
\Y ANTED — SITUATION, BY COMPETENT
il gir , as cook or to do general housework
in family; good reference. Addiess (J, Box sc.
this office. 11
GOOD DRESSMAKER FROM SAN FRAN
cisco would like some more work at boms;
dresses made, $4. 5 4 FTower St., near Sixth.
10- 20 tf
\V r ANTED —BY A COMPETES'T YOUNG
il woman, housework in country; wa cs,
$20; references. Address C. S., this office. 12
\Y T A NTED ~YOUN G~ WI DOW\~STR ANG ER.
M wants position as housekeeper. 138 I - J N.
Spring St., room 16, third floor. i.'t
W* N l ED— c. X, |, MHTarSJ.
TT7 ANTED —ANY PERSON HAVING A
V » moderate priced city property who finds
it absolutely necessary to dispose of same ow
ing to foreclosure, may find rea :v sale at the
office of CARTER & BEECHER, 328 S. Broad-
11
VV ANTED— TO PURCHASE SMALL COT
it lage, wilh barn preferred, iv good loca
tion; will give clear Denver lots assume or pay
difference in semi a n nil pa . i . .-, CARIER
.1: BEECHER. 328 .-. liroa.nvay. 11
WANTED— TO PURCHASE STO 7 ROOM
ii modern cottage, with barn, sewer connec
tion, oil graded street, at bedrock price. CAR
TER A BEECHER, 323 S. Broadway. 11
AIT ANTED— BARGAINS IN HOUSES AND
VI lots business or vncant property, casu
buyers; mcnev to loan, lowest rates. JOHN L.
PAVKOVICH," 220 W. First, 16
YV ANTED—TO PURCHASE. THE BEST
ii bargains in Los Angeles city real estate,
business and residence property. M. F". ODEA.
103 S. Broadway. 12 8 tf
11-ASTED — BARGAINS IN OIL LOTS AND
>> lands. W. B. SALISBURY A CO. 15
-
D—AO EN TS
LIFE TIME—WANTED—EN
ergeIic responsible parties for state, city,
county and town agencies, ior sule of Clark's
Red Crosß Electric Natural Medicinal water,
salve, salts, etc. Not a beverage. A natural
medicine. Liberal inducements and big
money to the right pa ties. Address: BIG
RAPIDS MINERAL WAT ER CO.', Big Rapids,
Mich. 11-27 thu-aun-tuca im
\yANIED- AGENTS, EITHER SEX, FOR
ll li rst-closs office or household articles. J
OI IS BROWN, 61-1 s. Spiing st. 12
w4nvkii-to kkvl
t 7\l<ted-by'two gevflemkx, nk-jcly
VV furnished room in private family, with
board preferred; must be close in Address
X, Box 70, this office. 11
TTTANTEI)'TO RKKT-MiO ACRES OF Ct IR~N
>1 land. Apply lo CLARK, IU4 South
Broadway. 14
\'V ANTED—TO RENT A SMALL RANCH
>> forcash rent. W. 11. BAKER, 236' 2 S.
Spring. 12
WAN TED— WI-CKI.I.ANKOUB.
W "ANTED - LADIES TO LEARN TIIE
McDowell dres- cutting system at the MC
DOWELL DRESSMAKING A. ADEMY, 703'»
S. Broadway, branch of New York aud San
Francisco schools, patterns cut to order.
11- lmo
WHAT HAVE YOU TO Till- VALUE OF
11 $li»o to offer in exchange for being lo
cated upon 160 acre* Of available government
land. CARTER A BEECHER, 328 S. Broad
way. 11
A V ANTED - HORSES AND MULES—WILL
ll pay cash or exchange elty property for
lOOOorlcss voting horses or mules. W. 11.
8AKER,238% s. Spring street. 12
WANTED— TO BUY OLD GOLD AND SILVER
ll at highest market price. JUL WOLTER,
manufacturing jeweler, 122 s.Mainst. 10-4 3m
WANTED— 1000 SHARES OF CALIFORNIA
11 Oiicompany -will pay cash or tradecity
property. BAKER, S. Spring street. 12
YVANTED— HOUSES TO BUILD BY ROBT.
TT D. COATES, building contractor, 264 S.
Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal. 12-15
II T ANTKD —A FEW PRIVATE BOARDERS
TV at No. 224 Boyd st. 13
W ANTED—PAINTF:RS TO SEE THE EX"
11 colsior paints at b'2l S. Spring st. 12 3
aiOVES KKPAIKKD.
/CHICAGO REPAIRING CO., JAS. MAYOR,
KJ 158 W. Fifth strceL Repairs made for any
stove in the U. 8. Patients made to order, lo
f 1 ASOLINE STOVES CLEANED, REPAIRED
VT Tel. 1008. BLACK MAN, 403 S Spring st
WATCHBIAKEK^AItID^
TTAVE YOUR AND
XI guaranteed. Thorough work antl moder
ate prices. W. J. GET/, 336 s. Broadway.
REAL ESTATE.
BELL A SABICHL REAL I£&TATE AND
insurance agents; money loaned at six
16) percent. 205 West Third street. 12-7 ti
ELEOTKIOAL MACHINIST.
AUG. \7AGNITiRIOLECTRIUAL MACHINE
works Maf'r of electric apparatus. 148 W.
I'iithst,; tools and line machine 7-4
FACIAL BLEMISHES.
CUPERFLUOUS HAIR, WARTS AND MOLES
KJ permanently removed by electricity; hours
11 to 1. Room 1, 2b2 s. Broadway.
ENOINEERB.
TIES R\ E." BR MEcTIANICaITeNGI
XX neer and draughtsman. 114 N. Spring.
1015 1m
**N OUT 1 ING.
KERSTING A CO.,
ers; lawn laying and cutting a specialty;
gardens cared for by the month on reasonable
terms. Address 26b s. Main st., Lot, Angeles. I
tOS ANGELES HERALT't TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 11. 1894-
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
any kind? Do 5-011 want to sell your busi
ness quick? See us. We buy, sell and ex
change everything, hotels, rooming houses,
restaurants, dry goods, grocery and shoe
stores, hardware, drugs and cigur stores, bs
keries. delicacy stores, fruit stands, livery sta
bles, wood and coal yards, wholesale commis
sion houses, mines, 'manufacturing business,
etc. CITIZENS' INVESTMENT COMPANY,
incorporated, real estate, loans, bonds, stocks
and investments. Itusiness investment de
partment, 214 South Broadway, Los Angeles,
Cab _* tt
TIEAD THIS-A BUSINESS THAT WILL
ll pay you a net profit of over $3000 annu
ally, it is one of the largest and best known
stores in city dealing in hardware, crockery,
fruits, notions, general store; owner has al
ways asked $311011 lor this business, but on ac
count of serious sickness will sell for a short
while for #11700; part of money can remain
Until you make it out of the business; sure,
bona fide paying business; trial given. lIKN
WHITE, a«l W. First st. 12 4 tl
FX>R SALE — A BOOK AND STATIONERY
store; best location in the city; business
well established.
New and secondhand furniture store in town
of 7000, doing line busine-s. sale at a sacrifice.
Fruit and cigar store in town of 7000. doing
an excellent business: price, $235.
New cash grocery on Spring st., doing good
business: satisfactory reasons for selling.
SPEARS A MONTAGUE, 117 S. Broadway, ltf
«2 1 'JAA-'OOD, COAL, HAY. GRAIN AN 9
SpislUlF feed yard; A-l location; installs;
large yards, stables, etc.; good stock on hand;
low rent: does big business; owner engaged
elsewhcro cause of sellbig; will pay a net
profit of over $100 a mouth; will exchange
for city real estate, sec BEN WHITE, 221 W.
First st. 1 tf
i:oii SALE — UNDERTAKERS' ESTABLISH-
V ment; everything new; large field: at a
great sacrifice: personal reasons given for sell
ing; we can recommend this.
Shoe store; invoice between $10,000 and
$12,000; best town in the stale; pay you ti
investigate, SPEARB A MONTAGUE, 117 s.
Broadway. ltf
jO 00D CHANCE—PARTIES HAVING FROM
VT $100 upward to invest can purchase the
exclusive right of a quick-selling article that
pays over 200 per cent profit: can easily clear
$3 to $0 a day; investigate this. Arpv BEN
WHITE, 221 W. First st. 124 tf
SA LE~( BUBTN ESS OPPORTUNI TV)—
X One of the best paying livery stables in
the city; centrally located and fit ly equipped;
boarders defray running expenses. CARTER
A BEECHER, 328 s. Broadway. 11
WORTH moo
iO ROCKRY STORE W ITH 2 LIVING ROOMS;
VT see this chance. Apply DEN WHITE. 2<l
W. First st. ltf
SHELL AND C'FrIO STORE FOR SALE —
Business suitable for gentleman or lady;
price, $240, more or less; will Invoice if de
sired. Call at 404 S. Spring st. 11
HEN~~WHITE, 221 w7 FIRST ST., BAS
properties of every description ior snl
and exchange from $100 to $25 ,000. List
your property with l,im. ltf
ffiOAA—FRUJT, CANDY AMD CIOAR STORK;
SPA' i\' The very nest place In the cit ; nice,
cotnfortsble living rooms; rent low; see this.
T. M. KILLIAN, 2.SS W. First st. 12-2 tf
St I IflsV" GROCERY: VALUE 'N STOCK .
I Iv/U one of the very best corner, i.t city;
trial given. Sec B. WHITE, 2:1 W. First st.
13 ti
—-——CIGAR TO It E -" —
ONLY $.">t)0; WORTH **oii; DON'T MI.-- '
Ibis bargain. R WHITE, 221 W. First st
1 tf I
U 1 OR SALE—WE HAVE SEVERAL ORO- I
X cciystor s listed with us for sale Call an |
we »tll show ibcm 10 yon. PLI.MMEII .1
X lot's, 302 S. Los Angeles st. 2-5-9
|?0R SALE—\ FRUIT AND COMMtSSIO
X business: horse and w.gon; bargain; $ ;, ■'.
I.D. BARNARD, 117' 3 S. Brondway. I 1
IT" OR SALE —LO D GIN G ~ 110 US.II It " MS;
Springs!.; pnvs clcars(ili per month: $»'<'.
I. li. BARNARD, 117' 2 s. Broadway. ll
SALE—RESTAURANT ON SPRING ST :
choice central location: price only $3 0.
I. D. Barn ard, il7i 4 s. Broadway. 1.
1710R SALE—LARGE GROCERY WITH NO. 1
fruit trade; an old stand; bargain; $1 o.
I. D. BARN ARD, 117.', S. Broadway. 11
IFYoifwisii t6~dispose"of youlTbusi
ness without delay ior cash, always go t
1. D. BARNARD, 117', S. Broadway 1 t
ffiOKAA WOBTu ( 'FBTOCK ANI 1 A 111 -1
qyOtJvU ness paving $15ii per montb fo.
$1250. Address C, box 00, Herald 13
TtT~EXCII oTtipTFOI I
i!*—i"lU city real estate.- Apply to BE.N
WHITE. 221 IV. First. 1 ti |
If YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR Bt'SIXES; j
1 quick for cash, see SPEARS A MONTAU V X ■
117 S. Broadway. 11l j
STORE; RECEIPTS $12 A ■
-T'""' day; a bargain. BEN WHITE, »'<] I
W. First st. 1 If 1
|?OR SALE—ROOMING HOUSE OF
X rooms; good location. Address E, box 40. |
this office. 1-4 ;
"T , o"~6ELL YOUR BUSINESS QUICK, SEi I
X ERNST & CO., new olllce, 113 W. Third st
lMSti
SALE—IIO~ME BAKEfIY AND*DEL'-
X cacy store; a bargain. 54S S. Broadway. ■'•
sTeSTAU RAN T • ONLY $.15 ~; NICEI. ]
IV equipped. B. WHITE, 221 W. First, ltt
£* 1 anii-^toos; pT\S W KL~. BE>
01.1111 l WHITE, 221 W. First st. ltf
■■
LODGING HOUSE. 18 ROOMS. I;
epOOU WHITE, 221 W. First st. 1 If
w'ina-UANDY AND FRUIT STOR L. 11.
95 IUU WHITE, 221 W. Fiist a. 1 1-22 tf
.s BUY A BU-IXESS OF ANY KIND APPI/l
_ to 11. WHITE. 221 W. First St. 13-tf
rt"SELL QIHCK FoIt~CASH 00 TO B. WHITE
I 2:1 W. First st. 13-tf
LOST ANII POUMII.
T^ST^STRAYED~~AWAV'
Ij 011 Sunday miming, my horse Billy; buy, j
1 white bind loot, white spot on nose; weigli
about 1100 ll*. riea.se return or send word to
Vornondale store or to MARK DAVIDS, Ml
Reqttenast. 12
lASTRAYI ASTRAY—CAME TO MY PLACE. 307 EAST
_ First street, Wednesday noon, a clipped
bay horse, about 10 years ola, brand S It on
left hip, hitched to ti Concord open buggy
Owner can bave same by calling and paying
expenses. it
ITAKEN1 TAKEN FROM SANTA MONICA, ABOUT 25
. days ago, fox terrier pup, wilh black marks
on face. Information lending to his recovery
will be liberally rewarded at Herald ageo.-v.
Santa Monica. 11
T OST-ON OR ABOUT NOVEMBER HUH,
\j Hank Book No 153,011 of the Hihc nia
Saving! and Loan Society of San Franoisoo.
By returning same to this olllce Under will be
suitably rewarded. 14
IMIUND —BAY PONY, COR. WASHINGTON
X and Alameda sts., Sunday; 3 white feet;
owner can have same by proving property and
paying expenses. I. 11. HARTNETT, above ad
dress. 15
lOST-A SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RING ON
j Second or Spring St., Sunday morning.
Finder will be suitably rewarded by returning
same to Hollenbeck hotel. 11
S- TRTYED—REIT' DURHAM AND JERSEY
cow witli white on side and between horns.
Please return to 1534 Bcllevue avenue and re
ceive reward. 11
IX) UND — SURVEYOR'S CHAIN,
1 can have same by proving property and
paying expenses. 243* N. Bunker Hill aye. 11
IriOUND— THE BEST I'LACETO LIST PROP
-1 erly of all kinds is with W. H. BAKER,
230!., Springstreet. 12
IJIOUND—SAM, TII E CHAMPION HORSE-
X clipper. North Broadway. 11-25 lm
FOR HALE —LIVK STOCK.
t"'-«™
20 head of gentle horses, single or double,
from $30 un; some good family horses; you
can get just what you want by coming down;
I guarantee everything I sell. V. V. COCII
RAN, Citizens' btockyards; corner Second and
San Pedro sts. 11-2o lm
]iOR SALE-SPEEDY HORSE; HARNESS
and road wagon of local make. Just the
thing for city delivery. W. R. BURKE,
213Ji N. Spring. 0-11
7x>R SALE AND EXCHANGE—FINE SINGLE
I and double drivers, buggies and harness.
B. F. BACON, rear QOaeouth Broadway.
si'Miit.isrs.
for ladies and gentlemen; specialist in
complexion department; electrolytic removal
of superfluous hair. 206-7-8 Stimson block;
tel. 1256. 3-15-95
DANDRUFF PERMANENTLY CURED: EX
ainiiiation free; also chiropedy, manicur
ing, shampooing, etc. VACY STEER, S.
Broadway. 12-13
nR. R. G. COLLINS. OPTHALMIC OPTICIAN,
with the L. A. optical Institute, eyes ex
aminedfree. 125 S. Spring st. 5-30 tf
DR. J. H. RYAN~EYE, EAR, NOSE AND
throat, etc., removed to 202, stimson blk.
roK ItM-VITT PROPERTY.
qIiIDER aTdolt?
REAL ESTATE
AND INVESTMENT BROKERS)
100!$ 8. BROADWAY.
$125 buys a nice building lot on 29th, \
b.ock o( the electric cars, on Installments.
$175 each tor 2 lots on 28th street, clo c to
the electric cars.
$2cO-1,0150x150 Just south of Adams st. and
west of the Harper tr-ct; owner is compelled
to sell.
$1150—Building lot 50 feet front, covered
with bsartng trees, ' 2 block of electric cars, on
14th street.
$225- Bulidlng lot on Central avenue, ce
ment walk and curb, street graded, near Ad
ams street.
$4u0—50-foot lot on 27th street, close to the
electric cars street graded, cement walks and
curbs.
$475-Lotsoxlso on 28th streel, 100 feet
wide and graded, 0-foot cement wlk and
curbs, palm trees planted, ' 3 block of the elec
tric cars. See this lot before you buy.
$«00—Fine building lot on Adams st , 50x
150, l 3 block of the electric cars, cement walks
and.curbs. Sec this.
$740 buys a 50-foot lot on 2Jth St., c ose to
Figueroa street.
$•(50 Corner lot on 17th St., west of Figue
roa streel.
$1100 each buys 4 lots on slh St., one a cor
ner, close to the Arcade depot.
HOt Shs.
$000—Lovely li-:oom co tage just south of
the city, I.t 50x 50; nice hedge: 1 I set to
bearing fruit and bcrri-s; roses and (lowers In
great profusion; worth $1 .'(MI.
$1400--Lovcly fi-room, double bay window
cottage, one-half block of elec rtc cars; street
graded and sprinkled: cement walks antl
curbs: on easy payments.
$1500 -Nice ti-room cottage in one block of
the el ctric cars; I .nn and (lowers; only
$1500.
$1200—With a small cash payment down,
balance in small monthly payment*, we will
build you a lovely 5-room cottage ou a 50-foot
lot; street graveled, cement walks and curbs;
within one block of electric cars. Why pa -
rent when w th the money you pay rent you
can own your own home? See us beiorc you
buy.
RANCHES.
. $275—Lovely home of 32 acres, 7 acres set to
bearing lemons; variety of other fruits; Ll
acres to strawber ics; water piped, line 8-room
resilience; good barn ond out buildings; only
few hundred yards from railroad station; 20
minutes' ride lo the city. Owner is compel ed
to sell at a sacrifice on account ol ill-health;
price, for a few weeks, $27j per acre on ensv
terms.
$13 10—10 acres set solid togum trees; $ 1000
worth of wood sold off of place .1 years ago.
same amount can be sold off inside of (I
months; choice soil; located just south of the
c Mr*
$11500 — 5 acres corner of Figneroa, just
south ofl'o city; set to bearing Unit; good -
room residence: lawn end Mowers: don't btty
nil you see this lovely home.
$..00'i- .(i acres, highly improved, within I.'
milesol Ihe ci ty ;-1 ncr sin navel oranges. 10
acres in dcci uous fruits: water right goes with
the land. Good r-room house, burn Mid ou
buildings: choice el ctionot ro.esnnd orna
mental plants nnd (lowers.
$'■•■> to It*! 1)! per acre for choice fruit ami
arming lands i mile outside tue city, close to
the eleclrc road; in tracts to suit ou c sv
terms.
FOR EXCHANGE
Fornva"a t lot, nice 4-rnom cottage good
'table and outbuildings, lawn an 1 ilowjrs; lot
'OX ljfV! a corner.
I ive acres set solid lo h'arin; orang •<
room cottage, water pined, for vacant lot* In
the city; lv acres of tin • farming land south of
tin' pity (or a resideuoe here We have Im
proved properties in Riverside, Orange, sau
Diego, sun Renter lino and I.os Angelea conn
tics, see u« beiorc you buy Pre; earring
from our otlice* lei. l-0t». GRIDER ,v Dot.'
100-, : outh lira dwoy 11
STU A'Bt'RO & TAVn's, GI.NF.RAL RJSAL
estate dcfiler*. special bargains in coun
try and city pfO) erty at oil limes.
iiur exchange list is large ami varied, anc
should be cxon.iued by a 1 who have anything
to trade.
STRASBCRG A PAYNE,
25 4 South Broadwa/.
LOTS.
"00x140 on Broadwoy, between Second ant
Third; come and see us.bout this bargain.
12 xlh ■, corner Main and Eighieentt
streets, $lil,oOu.
.-.ox .2o on Eighteenth, near Main, with im
provemeuts, .fit MR.
B*2 acres, corner Alameda and Ocean View
Cheap, $05 '0.
OxlliO, lot 14, block l'J, Los Angeles Ira
proVemClit company, on Douglas rtrcet. $75(1
1110x150. Los *» and 10, Los Angeles Im
provement company, on Douglas street.VJOOO
Lot on Grand avenue bstwesn Eignth and
X nth streets $400 >.
Lot on Main street between Eleventh and
Twelfth sir.-cts $8000.
Two lots on Main street, between Wasli'ngton
avenue and Twenty-third streel, $'i 0 U
21-j, acres in town of Lama mis Park cornering
on principal street and sant Fe railway; price
(11000, or will trade for lot In South Los An
geles.
5-room modern cottage, bath etc., on Forres
ter street, neor Hoover; price $1000; this is
very cheap.
4 lots, 50x175, house, barn, 5 chicken
houses, fencer, etc.. near East Los Angeles
park in Houston tract; Imp-ovements cost
trtiod; pri c fo,- all, $i:b (1, BRO t cash, balance
\-sy te i his is o fine chicken ranch prop
e ty; ROW bci ig used as sue >; a i urgain.
xl.o, No. zoo E Thirtieth st—7-room col
ta;-\ water, batn, cellar lawn. shrii'S, flow
*. . cm., street graded; price $38(10.
~t)xl.,.'i, Meadow Glen tract on Primrose ave
nue—s-room cottage, bath, pantry, marble
ma-iielr, lawn, shrubs, shad' . price $1450.
y 0 1 mortgage now on building.
Lit 10.1x120 feet, 2.12 llobart st.—7-room
b ti-e. bar i etc.; price $ SOU.
.90x15.0, intersection of Alvnradoand Hoover
Streets, with 7-room house and modern im
provements: house originally cost $2500,
price $i*oo. This is cheap property, worthy
i>f Investigation.
Lot 43, block L, 1- A. Imp. Co.—7-room house
and oarn i"good condition; price $ 500.
50x150 1 .ts 1 and 2, block 2 Old Or bard
tract—7-room bouse, rents (or $35 pc month:
I»riee $4000. Above property on Boyd st., near
.os Angeles st.
l.tvery stable—Well socked. doing a busine s
o( $800 per month, including hoar ers; tin:
barn good lease, reasons!, c rent, well loc ted;
this is a fL-st-cla-a on ortunity to g t, into a
good paying business: price $2300.
FOR EXCHANGE.
Beautiful lioinc on Bonsallo aye, near Twen
ty-first St.; lot 75x15 ; house has « rooms,
bath, cellar, barn, yard highly improved,
6hrtibs, flowers antl shade; neighborhood the
very best VI ill trade equity for dcs rable olive
or orange land well watered and situated in
San Bernardino valley. Property valued at
$ .500.
Beautiful home In San Bernardino: lot 70x
20O; new house of 10 rooms, com plete In every
respect: artesian well and city water, gas. elec
tric lights; centrally located. Will trade equity
for desirable Los Angeles property. cost
$7000. STRABBURO A PAYNE.
12-Otf 254 S. II cos J way.
KID Ell & DOW
ADAMS ST. TRACT,
THE BEST OF ALL.
Lois 50 to 00 feet. $25,000 in street im
provements alone. 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 wide, lined with
palm trees, central avenue, four miles long
and 80 feet wide, with a double-tracked elec
tric road, runs through the center of this
tract; only 15 minutes' ride from S cond and
Soring streets. Tbe Maple avenue electric
road is within two blocks. 150 lots sold since
June Ist, Rich sandy loam; no njud. Examine
this tract. See the "large number of beautiful
homes built In the last four months. A per
sonal examination will satisfy any buyer as to
its merits. Lots are $250. $300, $300, $400
nnd up, on easy terms, till January Ist, when
pricei. will be advanced Take the Central
avenue cars, corner of Second and Spring
streets, to Adams street. Agents at our branch
office on the comer of Central avenue and
Adams street, will bliow the property. For
views oi the tract, maps and all information,
w rite or call on us. Free carriases at all limes.
12-Otf GRIDER & DOW,
100'- 8. Broadway. Telephone 12011.
I -OR SALE—
$1700 —Owner leaving the city and we can
offer in good faith a beautiful new 5-room cot
tage near car line, southwest; bath, mantel,
ha I, law n, patent w. c,; street graded, curbed,
cement walk.
MING & BAYARD,
II 128 S Broadway.
r_ | QrtA—BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE, 765
-IrlO»)U Kohler street; 6 rooms, bath, pat
ent water closet, large pantry, china cioset.
solid oak mantel, French plate mirror; jewel
of a home; cement walk: street graded;
dirtied; shade trees; easy terms; a bargain.
W. J. FISHER, 227 W. Second st. 12 7 tf
1?OR SALE—NEW 5 AND 6-ROOM COTTAGES
V on University electric line; baths, water
closets, mantels and all modern conveniences;
large lots, cement sidewalks; prices $1450 to
$1700; small cash payment and monthly in
stallments. THOMAS S. EWING, owner, 116
8. Broadway. It
ANY PERSON LOOKING' FOR~BAR7TaINS
In real estate pan ti nd them by oa 11.ng on
CARTER Si BEECHER, 328 S. Broadway. 11
FOR HAl.r. CITY PROPERTY,
FOR SALE
BY JOHN H. COKE,
207 a BROADWAY.
70 feet R. Spring $250
30 feet E. Flgst $160
60 leet W. Seventh $250
70 feet S. Broadsay $500
25 feel E. First $200
48 feet W. Thirteenth $10
60 feet S. Spring $50; i
100 feet E First $150
70fcetSan Pedro $150
30 feetS. Hill $2t)(>
I have a long 11 t of residence' ranging f om
$5 (l up to $7.i.« 00' Call and get particulars.
Vacant lots on nearly every street in the city.
Residence near Twenty-third, cast of Main,
on installments.
Two lots on Sixte nth s'., very the p.
Have 8-room residence on ... Washington
lorgc grounds, that, can be bought at one-third
its market vnlu .
One of the finest ranches in Southern Cali
fornia at a great Sacrifice.
JOHN 11. COKE.
1.07 S. Broadway.
12-0 If
I-OK SALE-AT A BARGAIN; A FEW LOTS
I in the Grosser tra t, Central aye., Eost
Fourteenth and Newton st-., for only $4 "
each, ou easy te. ms. JTusc lots are s>» leet
(ro lag •on graded streets, ( all ou owner tor
mops, etc. WM. GROSS. R, 13,; ci. Kroadw ov.
12 5 If
ITIOR SALE BY WM. F. ROSIIYSIII.I.I.. 116
s. Broadway 7-room house, W. evetith st.
new and modem: I -room house, II rst'-bis-,
large lot, ha n, etc.. tt. .-eicuth si,; 7 r ti
hove, new and modem, in Bonnie Brae Ir; ct.
several Dullness,properties. ll
1-tOR BALE-PIN EST LOTS IN BONNIE
Brae from s-l-iotl to $ 5tM); loton Twenty
tir-i near Figi eroa, :Ss 5: lot on Pco neat
,ii ion. $05o; Rts on Vernon and Albany be
low Pico,soso. Mcknight a CLAY, 252 8.
8.-oiidway.
I "OR .- ALE—CHEAP LOT'S SEVERAL NICE
I 1 lots, Walnut Grove, stToo each
Large lot on rran Julian, near seventh street,
,7(0
1 nx'Oi feet Hope atreet, near Eleventh,
$4000. T. J. CUDDY, 2 6N. spring. 11
Pol! SALE-HOUSE AND LOTS ON THE
I installment plan: close iv easy terms.
A '-room cottage, modern, $1800.
I ots on Ninth atreet for $100; only $'fl
cash $.0 monthly, no into est BAKEII,
s. opring street. ' li
L"Ott SALE—MODERN 10-ROOM BOU8»,
P slab c. lawn, flowers; 10l 50x150, cement
walks etc., on Twenty-fifth street, near i.raud
avenue at a great bargain for short time, as
owner is leaving the cilv. F. A. HUTCHIN
SON, 213 W. First sL 12-2 lm
1.1 6W S ,\LIi~.S7SIJIT~A~H A NDSOM KH- ROOM
modern house: large cistern nnd c-liar:
10l 75x150 feet, nicely Improved: driveway
anil barn: In the mo-l fashionable portion Of
ihe city: price $7000. T. J. CUDDY, .till \.
spring. 11
1.-OR ON "THIRTY-FIRST ST.;
I 5 rooms, bath, gns; lawn: tile walks and
gradeu street: beautiful home; price, $i2OU!
r.'mo cash, balance payments to suit, DEN
VER BUILDING CO.. 237 W. , irst st. 11-7 ti
POII SALE—A CLE ASA XT. "8-ROOM HOUSE,
1 on w. inn st., suitable for two families,
half idock from two car lines; also a tot ll .x lv;.
feet, on Alpine st. near Yale; a rare chance.
( all at or address iBION. Main sL II
I -OR SALE—ON SOUTH BROADWAY,
choic • piece busimss property, paying H
per cent nil; also on .-outh spring st ect;
i lose in property. $jno.«. BuADSHAW BROS.,
130 S. Broadway. 0-11
J -MIR SALE—I OT ON bVraM STREI7T, BE
r twee Ii Tenlh nnd Eleventh street, $3 O.
Lots iio-ir T'wcuti ih and Figueroa, $BHI.
Can you beat I ha.'.'BAKER, 230', s. Spring. 12
L'Olt*ALi:-sl(> (.-FINE COTTAGE. BARN
JL and shed; large lol; lawn and Mowers;
graded street: near the street car, close in; a
snap. T. J. i'UDpY, i, (I N spring. 11
1-(|R SALE $4 00—HANDSOME MODERN
A 1 2-story (l-rootn li use and lot on Hill street.
nasrNlnth; onl< .*lsio ii taken soon. T J.
CUDDY, 2nd N. spring. 11
1.-lOR SA~E—$~3»O—Q~ WINFIM.FSTREET,
1 near West Lake. Brand new, modem cot
tage, 11. ,t. c. water, etc.; easy terms BRAD-
ShAW BRo-! , 1808. Broadway. 12-0
OIL THE BEST'OH,
lands in the state and if you wish to buy
or lease call .nd see inc. BAKER, 23b'.j h.
Spring street. 12
L OR SA I.E - $1150 cash buys slarue lots and
* g ou 7-room house: bum, chicken house,
near Streel car; a snan; see this. T. J. CUDDY,
.06 N. Spring. 11
I -OR SA LE—s2l^o—7-ROOM HOUSE,~AND
I lot 45x165 feet, west side of Rill, near in;
only 910 0 ifjtaken at once. T. J. CUDDY, SOU
N-_ prlng. 11
'IHO . OTS CORKER LOCAI7¥usINEBS 1.0
-1 cation on Temple streel; price flooo; terms
easy. CARTER .1; BEECHER, 328 8. Broad
way. If
I-OK SALE—T HE BEST SPECULATION IN
I the city. Fine lots nt auction December
'by C. A. SUMNER & CO., 131 S. Broad
way. 12
k >oR SALE— $100 OR WHAT YOU OFFER
JT nt auction for some choice oil lots Decem
ber 12th. C. A. SUMNER a CO., 134 S.
Broadway. 12
I-OR SALE-FINE RESIDENCE LOTS IN
I Diamond-street tract at auction December
12th. C. A. SUMNER & CO., 131 8. Brood
way. 12
H~ OUSEB OV INSTALLMEXTS IN ALL
pans of Ihecity, or will build to suit you.
BARLOW ..t SHERWOOD, 123 8. Broadway.
1710R SALE—INSTaYIMENTS, 5-ROOM COT
tage. close In, $1100. POINDEXTER &
WADSWORT H, 305 W. Second st. 1-1 '05
f fOUSES FOR SALK—SEVER A L NEW
II houses in southwest part of city; for sale
cheap. M. F. ODEA, 103 S. Broadway. 12-8 tf
F-iOR BALE-$425—3-r6omHOUSe72"IoTS;
' SW.; i argaill. TAYLOR. 102 Broadway. II
Fi)K SOU 111-Citt.l.4Sii;oi;s.
|5oii~BXLT^-T^V~CA^^
V portieres, furniture, gssoline stovc.re'riger
ator, dishes, etc. Call at house, No. 438 E.
Twenty-eighth St. 12
1.-ior FOR LIVE
stock—Buggies—j timp seat and three neater
also a splendid 0-year-old, black surrey horse.
Call or address McGARRY, 1024 E. Bth st.
I lOR SALE—I,OOO,"6o"oUVg'TREEB IN VA
JT rletv; all sizes; choice and clean. Address
owner L. L. NEWERF, 236! i S. Spring sL 16
SAI.E—UPRIGHT PIANO, GOOD AS
' new; a bargain. 1818 W infleld st. 12
17<OR SALE—HALF INTEREST IN A VALU
-1 able patenL Address X., box 20, this office.
Irtoa' sale — isoTooo old postage
' stamps, cheap. T., box 26 this office.
IriOß SALE-OLb"PAPERS N QUANTITIES
' to suit, at thia office.
11 It X IN M A X I NO.
fitting dresses call at 124 S. Main st.
Dresses made Irom $1 up. MRS. STOLTEN
BERG-WOLTER.
HOOKS.
xTA^JY^TIOIjiAIJI^^
Ml and rare books. Stationery and echool
supplies FOWLER & COLWELL, 115 W. 2d.
FOR BALK—COUNTRY PROPKRTY.
"T^TALIf-^OR^ANfTE
X old; fine crop oi fruit: ptice, $500 per
acre; one orchard 6 years old, $60j per acre;
have Very tine grove al Alhamhra for sale; a
sightly place forahnmc; price, $50j per aero.
A pretty home at Eagle Rock Si acres: price,
$8(100. improved properties at Duarte, Co
vina, Glendora, Pomona, Ontario, and a few at
Highlands and Redlands. The Pomona Real
Estate Exchange can furnish you wilh any
kind oil nd you want. ELMO R. MF.SERVK,
109 S. Broadway. 26
f? O R""ba LE-lOACRES IN THE BLUE RIB
V bon orange, belt at Dutirle: between 6 and
7 acres set out lo best varieties of oranges,
in ire than two-thl ds full bearing, I) shares ln
tlite best water right in S tithern Colifornla;
small house: one of ihe best siics for a home
in the San Ga rlel valley; magnificent view;
just the right elevation; moderate price;
terms casv" Address OTHEMAN STEVENS,
this office. HOtf
FOR SALE—THE ONLY - PAYTniI CROP IN
California is walnuts. 10 acres scftshcll
walnuts, 3 yeai old, $iOOO.
10 acres walnuts, 1 and 4 years old, f2OOO,
$>»000-Oiic-thlid cosh, 60 acres of No. 1 al
falfa land, 30 In a falfa. 5 in assorted fruit, nil
fenced, good 4-room house, large burn, no al
kali. W. 11. BAKER, 236'S Spring. 12
I"HiR SALE-$15,000-80 ACRES OF FINE
1 fruit land, 40 acres in bearing prunes,
apricots and peaches, balance of land inalfaifu,
grain and vegetables; modern new bouse,
large barn, splendid well and tank house; lo
miles from Ihe city. All complete. Only $HV
-0 ,0. Will lake part exchange. T. J CUDDY,
203 N. Spring st. 11
lIORI IOR SAI E—4U~ACRES of land on re
dondo R. R., fronting Vermont aye., be
tween Gardens and Lome Vista, the garden
spot of s. Cal.: line loam soil; only #75 per
acre; adjoining lund held $125 per acre; snap.
TAYLOR, 102 Broadway. 11
I.IOR SALE-$.5000-10 ACRES, ONE MI LE
I 1 south of city on Main St.: 4 acres bearing
assorted fruits and berries; 5-room house, large
barn, wind mill, well and tank, abundance
city water. Price $5003. T. J. CUDDY, 206 N,
Spring. 11
1?OR SALE—IO ACRES; BEST OF ORANGE
1 or dec duous frui land; line location lor a
home; good community; within haif mile of
railroad station nnd postoflloe; plenty of water
under pressure. For a few days only, at $400
for the whole 10 acres. Address S. A. W., box
37, Alessandro, Cal. 14
iron sai.e-alfaTfa! ranches; io
I 1 acres alfalfa: good house and barn; the
best sninll ranch in California, $30u0.
5 acres alialfa: large house, barn and some
(rail trees, $1150. W. 11. BAKER, 23d 1 , S.
Spring. 12
J. AN IMPROVED RE
llnqulshment of 100 acres cf laud
.veil located in Los angeies county. Forin
formaiioii call at the otlice of CARTER „
lIEECHEII, 328 S. .Broadway. 11
|"V>R SALE- $250— 1 1 ACRES BEARING
1 walnuts In iho lines! condition; the best
water right in Hie county; only a short ride
from the ct y and a bargain. $250 per acre.
T.J. CUDDY, 206 N. Spring. 11
I7>OR $100 YOU CAN BE LOCATED UPON
Jr 160 acres oi available government land
within shori distance of prominent r sort. For
Information call on carter _ beecheh,
:i2rs s. Broodw y. 11
I lOR SALE -$800— ITcRE - BEAIiiNG TREE »
_ and berries; 4-room house, barn, chicken
house ana splcn id well; on Hie dummy line,
r the city. Only $jOO. T. J. CI DDY, 200
N. Spring. 11
•11 KAI' lIO.MI'-S-.sl PEi>lOR I'ltl'lT LAND,
V.; watered by Lake Hemct Water Co. system,
he largest in S. Cal. 1 or foil particulars call
on HEM hi LAND CO., Baker block. 1-10 05
1-OR SALE -$3001-A SOI ID BEARING OR
-1 chard of 20acres lemons prunes, plums
and or .u.'es: large modern house, fine born,
well, null and tank and IS shares of water for
Irrigation; close to this ciiy and a real bar
gain, only $50 0. T. J. CUDDY, 206 N.
Spring st. 11
J"OR BALE—SOJO'—4(I acres oi loud set to
1 nslliuts, about 3 acres old trees, balance 4
\ea sold: house, barn, chicken house ami 2(1
shates ol wa er for Irrigation. Will take good
city property in exchange and nny some differ
ence. T. .1. ITlilh', 2(1(1 N. Spring. 11
pOI! SALE-140 ACRES GOOD LAND WEST
side Ontario, nt a bargain! reasonable tlnv ;
ood chance to make money by subdividing.
EDWARD ERASER, ill! s. Broadway 1 t-27tl
i;OR SALE-AI>ALFA RANCHES OF ALL
I Bizes and easy terms. 1 have the best lot of
rone es for sale in the suite. Call ond sec inc.
W. H. BAKER, 28UM S Springy 12
I7OR SALE —"ALFALFA LAND, 5 MILES
P soul Ii of the city; first-class water rights;
5. lo and 20-ncro tr' cs at $75 per acre. T. J.
CUDDY, 200 N. Spring. 11
r 1 OVgRNMKNT LANDS—WHY DO YOU
\ T buy when you can get a home free? I will
locale. you on a homestead. W. IL BAKER,
36' a S. Spring street 12
in ACRES OF GOOD LEVEL LAND, EQUITY
IU $1 " 11. Riverside Oountv, for eastern prop
e.-ty. BEN WHITE. 21 W. lirst St. llf
rOH HUNT— SOUS KB.
|^?JftTtEN 11 Tk FNSINGTON FLATS, 441
I I and 443 Temple street, near courthouse;
. and 6 rooms each; all tie latest modern Im
provements; the healthiest part of the city.
See J. F. HENDERSON, owner, 143 S. spring
street. 12-Otf
I-OR WANT TO RENT YOUR
I house quick, list at once with SPEARS St
MONTAGUE, I'7S. Broadway. ltf
• POM KAN r—ROOMS,
WITH OR
IN without board, at the renovated and new
ly managed Clifton house. Newly fur Ished
throughout, pleasant sunny rooms at reason
able rates. 231 No. n'oadwav. 10
I -O R RE N T — U NFU RN ISIIE D, SUNNY, CA R
-1* petcd rooms, witli housekeeping privileges;
large lawn; reasonable; no children. 030 S.
spring st. 12-4tf
Ii OR RENT - PLEASANT FURNISHED
f rooms Good hoard. Private family. Best
part of cily; 4( 0 W. Twenty-first st., 4 doors
we t of Grand avenue cars. l-l-'B5
I7IOK RENT—CHEAP, FOUR LARGE ROOMS,
V close In, on rear of lot Call 6.0 s Flower
st. 11
rpHE NASHVILLE, 230 WINSTON ST.: I',
X blocks from postoffice; comfortable rooms;
rates very cheap.
rTSUK DEN YE R.T33 N7M AIN STREET; FINE
X furnished rooms; $1.50 per week and up;
center of city.
rpHE PARKER. 424 W. FOURTH STREET;
1 nicely furnished rooms, single or en suite
_____ 9 "" 4 1 m
RENT—FURNISHED ROOMs7~R-ASON~-
X* able. TIIE SMITHSONIAN, 3128. Hill St.
20
RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
r both; near to business. 710 W. Second st. tf
ft RANI) PACIFIC. 428 SOUTH SPRING ST.;
\T fine large rooms; $H per week and up.
rOH RKNT— IIFFIOKB.
F^R^RENT^i ST., 2 NICE OF
fice rooms, carpeted. Apply room 7,
S. Spring st. 0_
FOR ItKMT-MISVgLL ANKOUH.
Boy, e Heights, No. 1827 E. First St.; only
$15 per month. Apply W. GROSSER, above
store, or 136 S. Broadway. 12 5 tf
IjVoTiTeNT-"-lBb~Ac"R ES OF CORN LAND
X Apply in forenoon lo 1340 S. Olive st. 15
BICYCLKB.
KEATING HTriOUlTf
ride a Keating. Style correct, quality
correct, price correct. HAWLEY, KING _ Co.,
210 and 212 N. Main st.
TTLBRIGHT AGENTS FOR
U Thistle bicycla First-class repoiring, en
aineling and nickel plating. 438 S. Spring st.
\I7~K. COWAN, Mlill", TiFoS-HTb. VARNEY
T> • coast agt. for Rambler bicycles. Tele
phone 1341. 427 S. Sping st.
TIT ARCH BICYCLE — STRONGEST WHEEL
Ita made; light and durable: latest styles;
improvements. H. O. HAINES, 339 N. L. A. St.
BICYCLEBAN D — YE HI BALE,
trade or rent. E. MOAT, 401 S. Broadway.
ÜBIKCTIVS AGKNaIIKS.
I SHAM St MCKENZIE, DETECTIVE AGENCY,
233, 234, 235 stlmson building.
Twenty years' experience; reliable operators
furnished on short notice. Terms reasonable.
BTOItAOK.
he'iTX'st^ageWarij^^^
age of all kinds of goods. 351 N. Main st
OCULISTS.
R. HAIIiJLEILU OtJuUStI
former.y located at Stowell block, haa re
moved 10 Stimson building; offices, 315-*l6;
hours, 9 to 4. 11-15 3m
M4NTILI.
omTißoiTAiiTir^^
cabinet ware to order; hard wood lum
ber. M. BOURMAN, 014, 8. Spring at.; Tel
368. lm
-OR -XQWANOW.
I lOR EXCHANGt—
r i>y JollN H. COKE,
207 SOUTH BROADWAY,
•
One of the finest rosidonrca nt Itedondt
Bench; cost over $7000: clear; will exchange
for 7 or 8 room cottage In this city; must he
clear; value not less than $3500; now, here'l
a chance for you.
7-room cottage, Pasadena, for ranch; must
have water and be clear of Incumbrance; value
$2000.
♦ Jots on E. First St., for other property,
<it>-acre Improved ranch at Fresno, valued at
$15,000, in exchange for other property.
A handsome residence In Boyle Heights, val
ued at $.tO,ouO, for business property; will as
sume Incumbrance.
JOHN H. COKE,
lttl 207 8. Broadway.
i-ioR exchan(;e~!*2ooo-i.6~acres; san
I l.vis Obispo Co., clear, for Los Angeles or
Pasadena property; will assume.
$3000 —10 acres at Pasadena, on line of Ter
minal 1t.1t.: tine fruitland; 10 shares water;
mtg. $1100; want house or vacant lot L. A.;
submit offers
$1000-Corner 80x160, Pasadena, (or houae
in L. A. and assume.
$12,000—Fine bouse In Oakland, exahanga
clear for home in L. A. el ar.
App'y to HOLYVAY & BCHETTER, 308 West
Second si. 11
I iOlf EXCHANGE—CITY LOTS FOR EAST-
X crn property; will assume.
14 ner.bind near Anahiem (or city lota;
wi 1 assume: finest alfalfa tand in county
in neres in Jackson county, Miss., for Cali
fornia property ami will assume.
OtO-acre ranch, Portland, Ore., (or city prop
erty and will assume.
Los Angeles property for eastern property
and will assume. BAKER, 230,' a S. Spring. 12
FiOR EXCHANGE WE HAVE PROPERTIES
lin Riverside, Redlands, l.ugiinla, Santa
Anita, Pasadena, Santa Monica, Covina, Lo,ds
burg, Glendora, San Diego Santa Paula,
Peoria, 111., state of Washington. lowa, Kan
sas. Missouri and Colorado, in exchange lor
good property in Los Angeles or surrounding
towns or goodacerage. ERASER _ JENKINS,
132 S. Brondway. 11-25 tf
_H)R EXCHANGE—
r it6oo—City lots for Eastern Kansas land,
c iiial value.
MING ,t BAYARD,
11 liB 8, Broadway.
WANTED—TO EXCHANGE DESIRABLE
>> business lots in the thriving town of King
man, Arizona, for Los Angeles proper.y; will
assume and pay cash difference. CARTER St
BELCHER, 328 8. Broadway. 11
1-iOR EXCHANGE — A FIRST-CLASS GOLD
'claim for Los Angeles elty or county prop
erty: will assume. CARTER St BEECHER, 328
S. Broadway. 11
POR EXCHANGE—HOUSE AND - LOT FOR
X vacant lots.
House and lots (or country property.
BAKER, 23ti 1 2 S. Spring.
TT-OR EXCHANGE — A SOxToO FOOT LOTS
F with 5-room hard-tinlslicd cottage, with
tarn, lawn, ttces. etc., ih olty for small ranch.
Address T., box 20, this otlice. 12-15 d_w
FOR EXCHANGE -Gli;r-EDG_~CAHUENGA
foothill land, 10, 20or30acres, for any.
thing clear. R. D. LIST, 125', W. Second st.
\T7O Od7""cOAL"~A~NrJ~FE"¥D ~Y ARD TO~EX-
T» change for city real estate; price, $1300.
BEN WHITE, 221 W. First at, 1 tf
t-iOR EXCIfANQE—I6O ACREB OF LAND
1 for burses and mules. BAKER, 23d 1 , S.
Spring. _2
.»~ EXCHANGE — PROPERTIES OF ANY
1 kind. See BEN W HITE, 221 W. First st.
10 24 tf *
JCDUC ATIONAI..
COLLEGE
1 (Incorporated), located at 144 S. Main su,
is be largest and best ei|iitpped institution in
Southein California. Il provides a thorough
business cdtiealio„ In the most practical w ay.
The shorthand department leads all competi
tors, and is a great success, its department of
penmanship is conducted by E. K. Isaacs, a
teacher ol national reputation. Day sessioo
open all the year. Night sessions Monday,
Wednesday and Friday nights of each week,
send for catalogue. E. R. SCIIKADER. pres.;
F. W. KELSEY vlce-pres.; L. N. INSKEEP, sec
WOODBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE, 270 a
Tl Spring St.; the oldest, largest and finest
equipped commercial school in southern Call*
fornla; a thorough course in the commercial
branches and banking; a superior and success,
ful shorthand aud typewriting depar.merit,
and a practical English course; new college
rooms, perfectly lighted and ventilated; elec
tric elevator for pupils' use: new (urniturennd
appliances; open all the year; pupils received
many time, illustrated catalogue and full in
formation free. G. A. HOUGH, president; N.
C. FELKaR, vice-president. 4 4 ly
rpHROOP POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, PAS
-1 ii Mil, Cal I,nils, the only Institution tn
Southern California providing thorough In
dus rial and art training for both sexes in con
nection with scientific, literary or classical
education, sloyd school (or younger pupils.
Manual training school and college ■ >{ technol
ogy, courses larg ly elective. Good homes
for students. For catalogue and full informa
tion address PRESIDENT CHARLES H.
KEYES, Pasadena, California.
I j ERSONAL— PRIVATE SCHOOL, DAY AND
1 evening sessions; regular class work; $12
for 3 months; Spanish or any special study, $2
per month. MRS. A. M. FARMER, room 320,
stimson block. 7
RtVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS AISDYOUNO)
X men. Bryson block, 2d and Spring. The cir
cular gives particulars. A. B. BROWN, princi
pal
lOSI OS ANGELES TRAINING SCHOOL (IN
j corporatedi for kiudergarlners. Address
MRS. N. D. MAYIIEW, 670 W. Twenty-third st,
7-3 tf
CI IRLS' COLLEGIATE SCHOOL— .
T 416 W. Tenth st.
MISS PARSONS and MISS L'ENNEN. 11-18-tf.
OKNTIrtTB.
iTsT^EsUiblllu^
DR. U W. WELLS, CORNER BPRING AND
First st..Wilson block; take elevator. Gold
crown and bridgework a specialty; teeth ex
tracted without pain. Room 1. mill
DAMS - BROS.' "DENTAL""PARLORS, 23f»!<
S. Spring st.; painless extracting and till
ing; plates, $6, $8, $10; all work guaranteed;
established 10 years, 77tl
VIT 11. MASSER, M. D., D. D. 8., HAS RE
TT « moved to 245 S. Spring St.; special at
tention given to loosening teeth and to dis
eases of the gums; moderate prices. 2-13
fIUDWIO SEMLER, D. D. &: DENTAL Ol£
1 j lice, room 1, 114 S. Spring st.; office hours,
0 to 12 and 1:30 to 5. 13
ALBANY DENTAL PARLORS GERMAN
American Bank building. A set ol teeth
$6. Best S.S. white teetn, $10 per sc:. ly
Dr. Wilder, ~
Corner Seventh and Main sts.
Telephone 103 L 4 111(
iITKENNEDY, DENTIST, 108!-i N. SPRINO
St., rooms 2, 0 and 7. Painless extraction.
O 20tf
ITrNESI ALUnT D. D. S. L. D. S., 175 North
_ Spring St., over Boston store. 11-22 tf
_i RANXK ~STEVeIS"S7~324 \f sTsPRING BT.'
X I Open Sundays arid evenings; electric light.
fji B. CONNINGHAMr~DENTIST7"CALIFOB«
1 . nia Bank building.
DR. W. P. TUCKERTITENTTRtTiI Altf MOND
block, IWS4 S. Spring ,t IT 2 If
PLtlUlBKIts, ****W^=^
4? ore Invariably based on doing a class of
work that will please our patrons. VANDE
GRIFT & CRTI*PEN, 2211 W. Fouith street.'-
CH. WOTTON—SANITARY PLUMBING A
. specially. Estl mates r.lven, 200 East
Fourth St., two doors east of Los Angeles st.
FRANK A. WEINSIIANKrTLUMBER AND
gas litter. 240 E. Second at. TeL 186.
I pnoi,-. ti iti:it.
JAS. F. A LLE^n7Tl\n7fa7H :
holstered mods, mattresses, etc.; carpet
fitting aud laying q specia ty. n3l 8 Soring st.
SsJW*vs_*^sl)' I' 4 AMI) VKOEtABLEI.
MOTT MARKET — SPECIALTIES: T*A9
coffees, spices and olives. LUDWIo aa
WAGNER, telephone 550. 12-21 tt

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