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BPBCIAL NOTICES.
EWITXTId^EIRSON,
312 South Main street.
One of our old customers who hos dealt with
us f r years came back today and said: "When
we want furniture and Want to ieel like we are
getting a bargain we always come to you, and
have never been disappointed or deceived
yet " We try always to have our customers
teel jus', tbat way; and it pays, too.
BIDsIiTJR' THE POOLING, BAR AND
other privileges at Agricultural park dur
ing the meeting oi world beaters, December
21 and 22, 1594, will be received by the un
dersigned up to Tuesday, December 18, 1594,
at 12 o'clock, noon. A certified check of 20
per cent of the amount of the bio must accom
pany the same. 1.. THORNE, 107.'i N. Main
street. al
VTOTICE-WE CAN BUILD COTTAGES FOR
IN one hundred dollars ($100) a room; size of
room, 12x12 fl.: height of ceilings. 10 ft.: two
porches and one chimucv included; house to
be painted and plastered two coats) w ill fur
nish nil necessary plans and specifications;
estimates given on nil classes ot building. Ad
dress I', Box ilO, this office, nnd we wlil call on
you.
NOTICE— THE LOS ANGELES CITY WATER
comptny will strictly enforce the follow
ing rules: The hours for sprinkling are be
tween 6 and 8 o'clock a. m. and 6 nnd 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 Hie water will be turned on
again. 8-17 tf j
rroVi A MONTH—DRESS CUTTING AND
Jfl*_ dress mnking schools, 641 S. Broadway,
Classes every day. How to draft, cut, lit and
put together all kinds of dresses. King's
Ladies Unique French Tailor system
taught. 6
rpHE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES OF THE STATE
i Loan and Trust company arc enclosed in a
fire-proof and burglnr-proof vault, with timo
looks and brilliantly lighted with electricity;
alcoves a inched ior the private examination
of valuables, with writing materials; a young
lady in attendance. s-i ii i
QBE THOSE BEAUTIFUL LOTS, WASHING'
ton, Maple aye., Twentieth st., before you
purchase; soltf only to parties building good
homes. POINDEXTER* WADSWORTH, 305
\\. second st. 1-10
PILLS AS A SPECIFIC
monthly medicine for immediate relief
for painful and irregular menses-from what
ever cause. For sale by GEO. 11. FREEMAN
CO., 1(12 N, Spring st. Price, $2 per box.
or AX IS 11T) it AW N r "wcdTlv AND EMBROID-
O ered articles ior sole nt low prices by a
Spanish lady; orders tnken within the next
three days. " Call al 622 Upper Main St. 16
(\ RADI ATE U. S. ARMY SCHOOL FOR
IT nurses. References furnished. Address!).
J. LOVELL, Dox 30, this office. 16
MACHINERY, DIES AND TOOLS MADE
und repaired. J. vox SERKEY, 216 S. Los
Angeles st Tel. [phone]H
orANISIfbIN N ERS TO ORDER. $1 TO $2.50;
1? regular dinner, 50c. 322 Wilmington st.
CWANFELDTiTTHEI* A. TENT & AWNING
© C 0.,) lias removed to 250 S. Main. 11-25
F~BLO PK R~HO USE~MO VER, OFFICE,
. 12 < 'enter plr.ee, 1-' 5 11
, PKRSONAL.
I^Te^lstTnaL— D. S. P.! Yours received late.
Letters i.i olliee now. 15
ItUHIN«:MH PIC ICON A 1.8.
IPERSONAL1 PERSONAL—COFFEE, FRESH ROASTED ON
our gigantic coffee roaster, Java und Mocha,
BSC lb; 24 lbs brown sugar, $1; 5 lbs good
Japan lea, $1; 10 lbs corn meal, 15c! M lbs
tapioca, -sc: 10 lbs raisins, 25c; 6 aprioots,
25c: ."ilbs lie", 25c; 5 lbs prunes, 25c: 6 lbs
buckwheat, 25Ci 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,
11 1 .,>■; pork, orange marmalade in bulk
Be. ECONOMIC stores, 305 s. Bprlng street,
PERSONAL RALPH BROS.— GOLD~BAR
flour. OOcj city Hour, 75c; granulated sugar,
19 lbs $1; brown sugar 22 lbs $1; 7 lbs rolled
wheat or oats, 25c: sardines, 5 boxes 25c;
tomatoes, 2 cans 1501 7 bars Certnan family
soap. 25c; eastern oil, 70e; gasoline, 70c; 4
p oxages starch, 25c; lurd, 10-lb can. 75c; 5
lbs, 4oc. 601 S. spring street, corner Sixth.
/ tIIASE'S MARKET 618 S. SPRING—S LBS
boiling beef. 3So:J9 lbs round steak, lflo;
ril) steak, 6c: sirloin, tenderloin or porterhouse
sieak, LJ'jc, stewing mutton, 3c; leg of mut
ton, 8c; ritj er shoulder chops, 2 lbs 15c.
Everything e'se iv proportion, CHASE'S
MARKET, 618 s. spring.
MRS. ADAMS AND DEAN, FASHIONABLE
dressmakers; tailor-made suits n specialty,
mourning suits made on shot notice, reason,
able rales, goods furnished when desired.
Rooms 31 ana 22. lluc. s. Spring. 1223 m
WONDERFUL MEDICINE FOR FEMALE
irregularities fom whatever cause: it
never lails to give relief; 35 years' experience.
Address DR. A. J. GIEBNER, lo7' s N. Main st.. ■
room 12. Please mention the paper. 11-31(f j
EH SON A L - PALMISTRY: ONE HANI) •
rend free; every hidden mystery revealed;
life read from crndle to grave witliout a mis
take; 2to R o.m ll 1' a W. Third st. ;
IPERSONAL1 PERSONAL ELECTRO THERAPEUTIC '
baths; electric treatment scientifically
given; magnetic and massage electricity, 25c. '
Sirs. c. bobbins, 421 s. Mainst t'mo
HEALTH," FORTUNE, MARRIAGE. CON~
sail MLLE. Ri IA, only scientific Palm- !
Ist, 652 south Broadway, corner Seventh. 26 |
11 ME LECROtJ, FRENCH DRESSMAKER,
31 cor. Second und Muin.nexl to cathedral
I TRENCH LADY. MAGNETIC HEALER,
" boon: 3.''."''., .-. Spr:iiL- 13
•tl- II I KS.
KEATING BICYCLE—WHEN IN DOUBT I
ride a Keating, Style correct, quality
correct, price correct. H.vWLEY, KINO dt CO.,
210 und 21 2 N. Main st.
•TTLBRIGHT ,t KITCHIS A~G ENTS FOR •
\J Thi-tlq bicycle. First-duss repairing, en
ameling aud nickel plat: ii.- 438 S. Spring st.
T\* K. COWAN, MGR , TIIOS.ILB. VARNEY
YY ■ coastagi, (or Rambler bicycles. Tele , .
piionc 13 il. 4£~ s. Sping st.
TtaARCH BICYCLE— STRONGEST WHEEL
iYI made; liglit and durable: latest styles;
improvement*. H. o. HAINES, 380 N. L. a. St. 1
JIICYCLES AND VEHICLES FOR SALE, !
) iriiiie or rei.: E. M 'AT, 4UI S. Broadway.
CON-Ul.'lNfi KNGINKFK*.
iikeit, ;
nt'er and draughtsman, 114 N, Spring.
10-15 lm
C'<lN I lUI lilK'
CioNRAD BCHERER, GRANITE. BITUMIN- I
on.-, and usphalt paving, 237 W, First St.
help wasted—mali,
section to «ell
staple good/ to dealers; experience un
necessary; best side line $75 a month Sal
ary and expenses or large commission made.
For scaled particulars send stamp. CLIFTON
SOAP MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Cincin
nati, 0.
\X~ ANTED—ALL NEEDING HELP. FREE
»' cmplovment or any information address
E. NITTINGEICS BUREAU, established ISBO.
Office, 319'j S. Sp Ing si.; residence. Ml a
Hope St.. corner Filth, Los Angeles, Cal. Tele
phono 113. 5-16H _
/^ITV~AND COUNTY OFFICIAL FREE
\j labor bureau, 240 New High sr., telephone
1153, for cooks waiters, housohold helu. me
chanics nnd laborers. W. A. WilliE, man
ngcr. 11-10 tl
• VWTED-A FEW PERSONS IN EACH
\\ place to do writing. Send stamp for 150
page honk of particulars. J. WOODBURY, 127
W. Forty s'.cond st., N. \". city. 10-7 ly
ll'Tx TE I>—TR USTW O R THY PERSON TO
tl -.ravel; sa ary, $780 nnd expenses; refer
ence Enclose self-addressed stamped envel
ope, Manager, box P, Chicago. 19
IyhTTY, HUMMEL A CO, 300-302 WEST
Second si. Tel. 509. The best employment
office in every way in Southern California.
7-12 tl
WANTiD — EXPE RIE NCED CANVASSER,
for n wspnper: $lo tier week. Address,
stating experience, y. box 7-', this office. 15
IEMPLOYMENT1 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY— MRS. SCOTT .(.
_ MISS MCCARTHY, 10l>4 S. Broadway, lei.
HIV. 15
viFanted — T TlCKei~selxer! good
; VY talker. Ferris Wheel, Filth and Spring. 15
ill I I- WSNIEU-l'lKllg.
H"TrsT7yN~FKM aTfTeMT^OYMENT AG—iNC V
353 S. Broadway. Los Angeles. Cal. 12
SITUATIONS WAmgU-NALg,
Dtsrri'ino persons desiring employment will be
allowed to insert ttree lines, under this heading,
two timet free of charge.
STEAD Y~ M ANT AG iT'nsTw A NTS WORK
at nnvthing: steady Job preferred; wages,
$2.5(1 a week nnd toard ond lodging. E.
COURTNEY, Los Angeles. 16
A~ SWEDE CHRISTIAN~~bESIRi:j A SlTU
ution: handy and willing; can lake care
of horses. Address O. PEARSON, 230 East
Second st eet. 16
JAPANESE, FIRST-CLASS COOK, WANTS
t) a situation in private family, city or coun
try; good reference. Address F. 0., lit W.
Fourth st. It
VIT ANTED — POSIIToN IN STORE OR
vv offloe; is a good penman; small salary lo
commenco with. Address C, box 90, this
office. 10
\\ T ANTED—EX PERIENI El) BUSINESS MAN
YY wants position as manager, ofnee mana
ger or accountant. Address, M, box 30, liiis
office. 15
IX7ANTED —SITUATION BY BOY 18 YEARS
YY oldtodo any kind of honorable work;
object.ahome. Address HENRY, this office. 15
-VJ'URSERYMAN~OF'~IB~YEARS~EXPERI
-1.1 enco wants position in tree yard in Los
Angeles. Address 11. I). LONG, 431 Court st. 16
ANTED— BY AN A 1 DRESS
goods and cioak salesman. Address 11,
P. O. box 140, Downey, L. A. Co., Cal. 16
/COMPETENT NURSE WANTS ENGAGE-
V' ments; $10 per week. Room 1, 313 w.
Fourth st. 16
SITUATIONS Vf AXTID-P-UALg.
Deserving persons desiring employment iv ill be
allowed to insert three lines for two insertions,
under this heading,free of charge.
A^'TISD— V OUNCI LAD Y~OF~O
years' experience, position as stenogra
pher ami typewriter; willing to assist in ofliee
work; best references. G, box 10, this office.
IS
Tji.NERGETIC WOMAN WANTS HOUSE-
J_ work; no objection to ranch: capable of
running country hotel. Address B, box 90.
this office. 15
GOOD - DRESSMAKER FROM SAN FRAN
cisco would like some mere work at home;
dresses made, $4. 514 Flower St., near Sixth.
10- 20 tf
TTJANTED-A GOOD~IIOME AND MODE R-
V V ate salary by a woman witli n girl 4 years
old; references. 920 W. Fourth st. 16
DRESSES AND CAPES MADE AT REASON
abIe prices. Perfect lit. Will also go out
by day. 519 Temple street. 16
ALADI FROM BOSTON WOULD LIKE TO
form classes in elocution. MISS .HOSE
LANE, H46 San Julian st. 20
WANTKK KKAI, ESTATE.
V\' ANTED—BARGAINS IN HOUSES AND
YY lots business or vacant property, cash
buyers; racnev to loan, lowest rates. JOHN L.
VAVKOVICH," 220 W. FilSt, 16
\\' ANTED—TO PURCHASE; THE BEST
YY bargains in Los Angeles city real estate,
business and residence property. M. F. ODEA,
103 S. Broadway. 12 8 tf
\VANTED~^BARGAINS IN OIL LOTsTND
YY lauds. W. B. SALISBURY ,t CO. 15
-
WANTED—TO KENT.
FOR RESTAURANT;
YY lodging house; buy restaurant cheap;
close in N. Main, room 48. It
ll T ANTED—3 TO 5 UNFURNISHED ROOMS
YY or cottage for 1 to 3 years; adults only.
ti, box 20, tins office. 21
WIKTKD- WI-CKLF.ANKOUH.
W ""aNTED — LADIES THE
McDowell dress cutting system at the MC
DOWELL DRESSMAKING ACADEMY, 703'j
S. Broadway, branch of Now York and Sau
Francisco "schools. Patterns cut to order.
11- 1 mo
XfST ANTED—BO PARTIES TO JOIN A eof
YY ony on government land that has 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
tt t mortgTage 2
YY years on fine hearing orchard near Po
mona; wortli SSOOtI. POINDEXTER „ WADS
WORTH, 305 W. Second. 16
WANTED— A PARTNER WITH SMALL
YY capital to take an interest in paying real
estate business. DAY _ CLARK, lll>! a south
Spring street. 16
WANTED- NOVELTIES, BOOKS AND I'E
riodicals on sale at best stand at sea side.
Address, with sample, 11, box 126, Santo Mon
ica. 12-24
IV ANTED —TO BU!LD YOUR HOUSE
YY cheap: first-class work guaranteed. Come
and see COURTNEY, builder, 130 S. Broadway.
X]STA NTED—TO BUY OLD GOLD AN D SILVER
YY al highest market price. JUL WOLTER.
manufacturing jeweler, 122 S.Main st. 10-1 3m
XI-ANTED— HOUSES TO BUILD BY ROUT.
YY [). COATES, building contractor, 204 S.
Broadway, Los Angeies, Cal. 12-15
AifAlvTETi^pTl NTERS TO SEE THE EX
IT eclsior jiailits at tcJl S. Spring st. 12 3
PI ANOH.
SALE—BARGAINS - "TAN DA It- II-
V rigiit piano, slightly used, $165. Hand
some I vers ,\; Pond piano, snap bargain, not
much used, $285; wortli Largest size
cabinet grand piano, 9 pedals, walnut case,
fine tone, $270. cash or ins tab ments. KOHLER
_ CHASE, 233 S. spring st.
1,1 OR SALE — ELEGANT NEW UPRIGHT
. piano; wil] take board and room in part
exchange. Address .1. box so. this ofliee.
BILL rOSTKR«.
p
I_, ing Co.; the only honest bill poster. 119
L' second. Tel. 1475, Sign painting.
/< E' »TprTI(T_ANT"I'RESI D K NT STATE BILL
i I Posters' association; the only bill poster in
l.os Angeles. 25-1 S, M.iinst.
SKIVKH KKPAIKKI).
/-IHICAGO KEPAIKINO CO., JAS. MaToR,
\y 158 W. Filth street. Repairs made for any
stove in ibe C. s. Patterns made to order. 15
Gi ASOLINE STOVES CLEANED, REPAIRED
I Tel. 11)0-1. BLACK-MAN, 463 S Spring si
SI KE HSCH A UHI BIWUS,
J~5 AUL K O^S^^XKITv ACTURER'pTI'ES
and cones, German sport pipes, German
cigar and cigarette holders in meerschaum
ni,d wcizel wood. Meerschaum goods re
pniri-d. 256 South Broadway. 1(1-2 51*
61.D FILLED WATCHES
T nl tempting prices at W. J. Gets' jewelry
store, 3395. B-oa<:way
HK*L, KHTATE.
BELL & SABICHI, REAL
insurance agents; money loaned at six
Hi) percent. 2Q5 West'l hird 12-7 tf
FACIAL HLEIMIBUKK.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, W ARTS AND MOLES
permanently removed by electricity; hours J
11 to 1. Room 1, 262 £, Broadway. !
ILOS ANGELES HEBALL7, SATUBDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 15. 1894.
business oppurtdmitiii.
o"«>u~want^^
»nv kind? Do you want to sell your busi
ness quick? See us. We btiy. sell end ex
change everything, hotels, rooming houses,
rcstaurai.ts, "dry goods, grocery and shoe
stores, hardware, drugs and cig«r stores, ba
keries, delicacy stores, fruit stands, livery sta
bles, wood and coat yards, wholesale commis
sion houses, mines, "manufacturing business,
etc. CITIZENS' INVESTMENT uOMPANY,
incorporated, real estate, loans, bonds, stocks
and investments. Business Investment de
partment, 2*4 South Broadway, Los Angeles,
Cal. tf
_ 1 AAA CASH, BALANCE TIME. 20 ROOMS:
tIAJU good location; all tilled with room
ers. This is a rare bargain.
CITIZENS' INVESTMENT CO.,
15 224 & Broadway.
"hol*ses~in~all
V parts ot the ci'y. some pool bargains.
Prices ranging from #250 to *SOOO.
CITIZENS' INVESTMENT CO.,
15 224 S. Broadway.
PR~ODUCE,~W"OOD AND
tomtit) coal yard: good horse and wagon;
bestpiyingbusiness in Los Angeles; wo th
tMOO. but must he sold this week. T. M. KIL
IAN, 228 W. first»t. 17_
NOTICE~TO HOMEOPATHIO PHYBICIANB
— For sale—A praclice worth $3000 a year
in good country town; also, two lots and
good house and barn, $000. Inquiro at 747
S. Main st. 20_
shop, tools, ma
to 1 <- • ) chines, everytliing complete, with a
good paving trade: good chance ior a shoe
maker. " see BEN WHITE, 221 W. First st.
12 tl
SII STORK FOR SALE—
Business suitable lor gentleman or lady;
price, $250, more or less; will invoice if de
sired. Call at 484 S. Spring st. lit!
A -"A— BAKERY: LARGE OVEN, H O USE,
wagon, etc.; everytliing complete
nud iv g< od condition; pays big. BEN
WHITE, 221 W. First st. 12 15 tf
II7K HAVE AN ESTABLISHED BCSINESS;
V» no opposition; pays $200 per month
profit; price, $2200. SPEARS A MONTAGUE,
117 S. Broadway. 17
ntlß SALE — CREAMERY, - WITH LIVING
1 rooms; central location: makes money;
$400. I. I). HARVARD; K. Broadway ,5
If vor wish to"dispose~6f y- viTihTsi
ness witliout dslav for cash, always go to
I. D. BARNARD, 117f a S. Broadway. 15
T?OR SALE-AN ELEGANT RESTAURANT—
V tost $1500; sell it for $800; half cash.
I. D. BARNARD, 117' a S. Broadway. 15
TF YOO WANT TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS
1 quick for cash, see SPEARS A MONTAGUE
117 S. Broadway. 11l
rpO SELL YOUR BUSINESS QUICK, SEE
J ERNST & CO., new office, lid W. Third St.
11-15H
2 | OAA-SALOON; PAYS WELL. BEN
©I«»U\>_ WHITE, 221 W. First St. Iti
C, BUY A B tJSI NESS OF AN Y~ XI ND APPLY
_ to B. WHITE, 221 W. FirstsL 13-tf
dk 10--BARBER SHOP. APPLY BEN
-?l-t> WHITE, 221 W. First. 12 15 tf
.) BELLO.CICK FOR CASH GO TO K. WHITE,
_ 221 W. First St. 13-tf
FOR KKNT —UIiUSKS.
441
1 and 443 Temple streel, near courthouse;
5 and ti rooms each; all tl c latest modern im
provements; the healthiest part of the city.
See J. F. HENDERSON, owner, 143 S. spring
sireet, 12-9tf
T?OR RENT—A 60-ROOM HOTEL OR LODG-
V ing house; Will be built to suit tenant on lot
three blocks from Broadway and Second st.
Apply to HOLWAY & SCHETTER, 309 W.
Second st. 22
YXVRRENT-« WANT TWO GOOD LODG
JT ing houses of from 25 to 35 rooms, fur
nished; customers waiting, SPEARS di MON
TAGUE, 117 s. Broadway. 17
1/OR KENT—HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS; GAS
V connections; no gasoline stove to be used.
125 s. Bunker Hill avenue. 16
I^OR~RENT— $20, 7d*OOM HOUSE, CLOSE
in; shades nnd gns fixtures. POINDEXTER
6 WADSWORTH. 30,") W. Second St. 19
RENT—IF YOU WANT TO RENT YOUR
J 1 house quick, list at once with SPEARS &
MONTAGUE. 117 S. Broadway. ltl
Fi.lt ItKNT — ROOMS.
-Sj7^TY~TuTn,lS^^
1.1 witliout board, at the renovated and new
iv managed Clifton house. Newly furnished
throughout, pleasant sunny rooms at reason
able rates. 231 No. B:oadwav. 19
T lOR !RENT - PLEASANT FURNISHED
V rooms Good board. Private family. Best
part of city; 406 IV, Twenty-first St., 4 doers
we-tof Grand avenue cars. 1-1-' PS
rpHE PI SH — NEW HOUSE, NICELY FUR
•X nislied; furnace heat and nil modern con
veniences. 121 S. Bunker Hill aye.
THE N ASH VILLE,23(i WINSTON"ItT; \)i
blocks from postoflice; comfortable rooms;
rates very cheap.
N~ICE SUNNY' UNFURNISHED ROOMS; $2
per room. 118 Wa er St., near Downey
aye. cable line. 10
rpHE DENVER, 133 N. MAIN STREET; FINE
L furnished rooms; $1.50 per week, and up;
center of city.
RENT—FRONT, SUNNY, BAY-WIN
_ dow, with or without board. 417 W.
Seventh St. 16
HE PARKER. 424 W. FOURTH STREET;
nicclv furnished rooms, single or en suite.
0-U lm_
RENT —FURNISHED ROOMS, REAidN-
Jf able. THE SMITHSONIAN, 3i2S. Hill st.
2ii
f\ RAND PACIFIC, 423~SOUTH SPRING ST.;
vT fine large rooms; $3 per week and up.
foit kknl-mlsubll an ico us
ttior' ~ken^fi^e^~coiln^^
r Hoyle Heights, No. 1827 E. First st.; only
$15 per month. Apply W. GROSSER, above
store, or 130" S. Broadway. 12 5 tl
TjiORRENT~— WQ~AC RES OF CORN LAN D.
■T Apply in forenoon to 13411 S. Olive st. 15
LOST AMI KHMI.
T^^d^^^"ponyT^c?Tr
J - * and Alameda sis., Sunday; 3. white feet;
owner can have same by proving property and
paving expenses. P. D. IIARTNETT, above ad
dress. 15
LOST— A LIGHT - MAREj - HER NAVEL
projects slightly: escaped from E. First
sr., Boyie Heights. Return to 217 Ferguson
alley and receive reward. JEAN LENEKT. 16
T7IOUND DECEMBER 11TH. ON PREMISES,
l"* 940 Denver avenue, gray horse, scraggy tail
nud mnnc; owner can have sume by paying
expenses. 16
-170und-sa if, The champion horse
_ clipper. North Broadway. 11-25 lm
lOSTI OST—A DARK BAY COLT FROM 409 E,
J Scvcntii, last Tuesday. 16
H i-v.i I » LIWTS.
•STSSr"wEAVER JACKSON, MANICURING
iVI for Indies and gentlemen; specialist in
complexion department; electrolytic removal
oi superfluous hair. 200-7-8 stimson block;
tel. 1246, 3 15-95
ANDRUFF~PERMANENTLY CURED: EX
aminatlon free; also chiropody, manicur
ing, shampooing, etc. VACY STEER, 121W s.
Broadway. 12-13
D'rTr G. COLLINsTbI'THALMITJoPTIGlAN,
with tiie L. A. Optical Institute eyes ex
smined free. 125 S. Spring st. 5-30 tf
TAR. J. H. RyXnT'EYE, EAR, NOSE AND
xj throat, etc.. removed 102n2, siimsoi bik,
: 1.1 11 KKItN,
PEAKIN G~OF PLCMBING, OUR IBICES
nre invariahlv based on doing a class ol
work that will please our patrons. VANDE-
G RIFT .v. CRIPI'EN, 2211 W. Kouith street.
i 1 11. WOTTON-SANITARY plumbing a
Vv» specialty. Estimates given, 206 East
Fourth st., two doors east of Los Angeles st.
I" 71 rank" ITw- eTnsh a n kTTlumb er - AND
1 gas fitter. 240 E. Second st. Tel. 136.
FUKNITEKK.
ANGELES FURNITURE EX
cliange, 351 N. Main, is tiie place to buy
or sell your furniture, carpets; for first-class
upholstering; goods stored and sold on com
mission; tir,[-class stock and popular prices.
C. E, BUELL. 1 tf
ATEW SECOIND„ANDSTORE~WANTSGOODS
i> ET( HISON.v. LANE, 617 S. S)iring st,
DBIECTIVI AGENCIES.
TSIIAM ,t McKENZIE, DETECTIVE AGENCY,
J. 233, 234, 235 Stimson building.
Twenty years' experience; reliable operators
furnished mi short notice. Terms reasonable.
STOKAGK.
T"hTT LT'a.'storage'w
age of all kinds of goods. 351 N. Main st
GAItII X N WOOO WOBK.
TTENRY HeTrdT- GARDEN IVOOmVORK
IL a specialty. 1618 S. Main st.
FOB S ALB—OITY PROPERTY.
"QJ^ETTi'DOT^S
ADAMS 6T. TRACT,
THE BEST OF ALL.
Lots 50 to 60 feeL $25,000 in Btreet 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 leet w ide, lined with
palm trees, central avenue, four miles long
and 80 feet wide, witli a double-tracked elec
tric road, runs through the center of this
tract; only 15 minutes' ride from s cond and
Spring streets. The Maple avenuo electric
road Is within two blocks. 150 lots sold since
June Ist, Rleh sandy loam: no mud. Examine
this tract. See the large number of beautiful
homes built in the lsst four months. A per
sonal examination will satisfy any buyer as to
ita merits. Lols are $250, $300. $3»o, $400
and up, on easy terms, till January Ist, when
price!, will be advanced Take the Central
avenue cars, corner of Second and Spring
streets, to Adams street. Agents at our branch
ottiee on the corner ol central avenue and
Adams street, will show the property. For
views of the tract, maps and all information,
write or call on us. Free carriares at all times.
12-6H GRIDER A DOW.
IOOJi a Broadway. Telephone 1299.
FOR SALE—BY OWNER
.Just west of Westlake park, 100x172; 9
room house, l.rge barn; orange, lemon and
deciduous Iruit trees; lawn, shrubbery, etc.;
an elegant home; price $4500.
13-room house, rented all ihe time ior $30
per month, situated 4 blocks west of First
and Spring; on electric car line; lot faces Hope
and Bunker dill aye.; price $32*0.
7-room house at 2,0 N. Alameda st.; lot 45x
150, rented for $25; price $3000.
Nice lot on Pc .nsylvania aye. near San Ben
ito st.; 50x150 to an alley; all street work
paid; only $<00.
3 lots on Belmont aye.. north ol Temple St.:
40x140 to an alley; street graded, curbed and
sidewalked and sewer laid and all paid for;
these are extra nice tots; only $750 each.
20 lots iv Grider .t Dow's Adams st. tract,
from $1600 each ; better tase one of
these soon; they wont last long.
20 acres nice,'level land, south of Inglewoad,
on one of the laterals of the outfall sewer;
cheap at $65 per acre.
Horses of all kinds bought, sold and ex
changed, and all kinds of s reet improvements
done on short notice in first-class manner.
12-12 tf MILES DODD, JR., 213 W. First st.
FOR SAI.E-BY E. A. MILLER ; THAT BEAU
tiful lot, 100x138, at head of Orch rd aye.,
Harper tract; this certainly is a bargain.
Aiso that fine lot corner of W. Beacon and
Ninth sts , 130x170: you cannot beat this in
all Bonnie Brae: only $30 per foot.
Fine lot, 71x145, in the beautiful Harper
tract; this is your last chance; $1500.
Large lot 5ix160 to alley, on W. Beacon St.
180 feet w ide); only this one left: $1000.
A beautiful 10-room house, on large lot; all
modern improvements. This is a bargain.
19 E. A. MILLER, 227 W. First st.
FOR SALE —
Lot on
SPRING ST.,
With good House;
$300 per foot.
Handsome 2-story
new house of
9 rooms and barn.
W, Twenty-third st., University Electric line;
$3800.
M. F. ODEA,
16 ti 103 S. Broadway.
QTRABBURG <St PAYNE, GENERAL REAL
O estate dealers. Special bargains in coun
try and city property at all times.
Our exchange list is large and varied, and
should be examined by a I who have anything
to trade,
STRASBURG <fc PAYNE,
254 South Broadway.
J/OR SALE—
$1500; house of 5 rooms; large lot, 50x170,
'o alley: on liill; close in: on payments of $2(>
per month, without interest. Reasons for sac
rificing, sickness in family and must sell at
once. This will bear inspection.
MCGARVIE, HAY <fc CO.,
16 218 S. Broadway.
J/OR SALE—
$2500; Grand avenue, inside of Twelfth St.;
new house; 5 rooms; elegant lot: well im
proved; lawn, etc.: on cable car line, Here is
a bargain worth investigating. Must be sold
at once. McGaRVIK. HAY <fc CO.,
10 218 S. Brosdway.
j/or sale—bargains!
Lot on Thirtieth, near Hoover, $650.
Lot on Twenty-tirst, near Figueroa, $350.
Lot 50x150 on Adams street, $1050.
Furnish mon y and build houses on easy
monthly payments. Sco
F. A. HUTCHINSON,
1 213 West First st
I/OR SALE—SIS^OOO^WE HAVE AN ELE"
J? gnnt 10-room residence containing nil
modern improvements; inlaid floors, etc.;
fronting on Sixth-street pnrk. The lot is 66x
l.*o nnd is worth alone the price we are asking
for the entire property. This property has the
brightest future ol any location in the city,
and the lucky buyer will reap a rich reward.
CLARK & BRYA'N, 127 West Third street. 16
YT7 ORTH GOING TO SEE!—A BARGAIN;
\y beautiful new 6-room house; Kohler
street, near Seventh; also the cheapest lots
% mile from the postoffic", $14 a front loot,
koliier street is graveled, curbed, cement
walked; a so 10 acres best irrigated fruit land
$82.50 nn acre. $lo cash, 8 years credit, 6 per
cent. W. J.FISHER, 227 W. Second street,
14-tf .
_1 _ _.— BE * UTI FV L NEW HOUSE, 765
IjjlOtJv Kohler street; 6 rooms, bath, pat
ent water closet, large pantry, china closet,
soiid oak mantel. French plate mirror; jewel
of a home; cement walk; street graded;
curbed; sha'e trees; easy terms; a bargtin.
W. J. FISHER, 227 W. Second st. 12 7 tf
I -lOR SALE—S4OO—SEE _ THOSE FINE LOTS
1 of 50 feet frontage in the Gosser tract,
Central aye., East Fourteenth and Newton st:i.,
at only $400; easy terms, monthly install
ments if desired. Scj owner, WM. GROSSER,
136 S. Broadway. 12-14 tf
"SALE-FINEST LOTS IN BONNIE
1 Brae from $1800 to $2500: lot on Twenty
first near Figueroa, $825: lot on Pico near
Union. $650; ljts on Vernon and Albany be
low Pico, $650. Mcknight* clay, 2525.
Broadway.
17<OR SAI.E-$2150. 6-ROOM CO l TAGE, ALL
' new and modern ; lot all fenced, lawn. etc.;
a neat place and cheap: on Twenty-third st,
near Hoover; see It and you will buy it; easy
terms. GOWEN EBERLE & CO., 143 S. Broad
way. 15
I?OR SALE—AT A BARGAIN: A BEAUTI
r ful home elegantly furnished, on Hope
St.; a snap bargain, as owner must leave the
cily in a few days. BELL <fc SABICHi, 205 W.
Third st. 16
|?01l SALE-HOUSE ON THIRTY-FIRST ST.;
V 5 rooms, bath, gas; lawn: tile walks and
graded street: beautiful home; price, $2200;
$500 cash, balance payments to suit, DEN
VER BUILDING CO., 237 W. t-irst st. 11-7 tf
B A RG AIN—A A
large lot located on South Pearl st ; must
be sold at once. DELL i SABICHI, 200 W.
Third St. 16
T-< () R" S,uTe~l NST A LLM E NTS, 5-ROOM COT-
X 1 tage. close in, $1100. POINDEXTER ,t
WADSWORTH, 305 W. Second St. l-l '95
HOUSES FOR SALK^EVERTI - NEW
houses in southwest part of city: for sale
cheap. M. F. ODEA, 103 S. Broadway. 12-8 tf
liOR SA LE-$2300~50 U Th"<Tll YE; LA ROE
1 6*» foot lot; just the place to improve for
income. BRADcIIAW BROS., 139 s. Brond-
T.ay. 12-9 Wed Fri.
n¥\V 6-ROOM COLO
1 nial cottage, on car line; pos-ession at
once. IIOLWAY A SCIIETIER, 309 W. Sec
ond st. 22
HO U SEB ON ~IN ST ALJM: ENTSI ~~" IN ALL
parts of the city, or will build lo suit you.
BARUAV A SHERWOOD, 123 S. Broadway.
CHIROPODISTS.
CH fItOPODIST";
pedicuring for ladies and gentlemen; 206
Stimson block, corner Third and Bprlng: Sun
day hours, loto 4. 10-17 6m
MRS. L. J. KENNEDY," MANICURE AND
chiropodist; moles and hair removed by
electric needle. Crocker bik, 2125. Broadway.
18
ISS C. STAFFER, CHIROPODIST - AND
massage; 211 W. First st, opp. Nadeau,
DR.'B. ZACHAU, SURGEON CHIROPODIST.
124 s. Main st. rooms 4 and 5. 10
LAWN^CJUjrTING.
KERSTING & CO., PRACTICAL GARDEN
ers: lawn laying and cutting a specialty;
gardens cared for by the month on reasonable
terms. Address 266 S. Main st, Los Angeles.
FOX BALK— CITY rBOPBBTY.
SALE—
! By JOHN H. COKE,
207 SOUTH BROADWAY.
JL
i
11,550 iq. feet a. npring st $1.50 per foot.
9900 sq. feet W. Sixth nt $3.05 per foot; in
como, 10 per cent. .
5250 sq. feet E. First at 02c. per foot; ln
-1 conic.
(1775 sq. feet S. Broadway at $3.55 per foot;
income.
17,500 sq. feet E. First nt $1.15 per foot; in
come.
2850 sq. feet S. pill at $2.10 per foot; in
come.
*. ;
i
i
t
7- room cottage on Bonnie Brae ; small pay
ment down; balance $20 a month; value,
' $2000.
2 lots on W. Sixteenth at a bargain.
8- room house and lot West Washington at
your own price; no reasonable figure refused;
must be sold.
KiOncrcs near Lancaster at $3.50 per acre.
FOR EXCHANGE —
BY JOHN H. COKE,
207 S. BROADWAY.
I One of the finest residences at Redondo;
j clear: will exchange for " or 8-room cottage
I j,, ti,is cite- nrus' be clofir of incumbrance and
i valued not less than $3500.
j 7-room cottage, Pasadena, for ranch; must
have water and be clear of incumbrance;
value. $2000.
00 acres, improved, near Fresno, value
$15,000; for r*nch or residence property in
this city or county.
For exchange—Fine residence, overlooking
the city; value, $25,000.
( 1
+
JOHN H. COKE.
207 S. Broadway. 12 15tl
FOE, BALE-LIVK STOCK.
fjs^R^sXLE^JtTsYlN^ rT\V ITH
_ 20 head of gentle horses, single or double,
from $30 uo; some good family horses: you
can get just what you want by coming down;
I guarantee everything I sell. V. V. COCH
RAN, Cilizcus' stockyards, corner Second and
San Pedro Bis. 11-2-> lm
I~7>olt SALE —ONE CARLOAD, 20 HEAD. OF
1 young horses; sound, well bred and broken;
all "in line condition; every horse sold by me
guaranteed to be as represented. JOHN MC
PHERSON, cor. Third and S. Los Angeles sts.
1/OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE, WELL-BROK
_ en farm, business nnd surrey horses, at the
Westminster stables, 110 and 112 E. Fourth st.
Guaranteed as represented. 1-13
IJS.OR SALE AND EXCII ANG E—FINE SING LE
aud double drivers, buggies and harness.
B. F. BACON, rear SOsiioutli Brosdwny.
I7<OR SALE—6 ENGLISH* - SETTER "PUPS.
' Call nt 847 Bl ENA VISTA St. 20
FOB SALE —MISCBbLANUOI's.
IN VA
rictv; ail sizes; choice and clean. Address
owner. L. L. NEW ERF, 236ta S. Spring st. 16
AS
_ new; $1.75. Inquire 227 Wilmington St.,
rear. 15
l/OR SALE - 150,000 OLD POSTAGE
stamps, cheap. T., box 26. this ofliee.
IrtOßl sTLe^OLD"PAPERS N QUANTITIES
J_tosuit [ at Ibis office,
ATTORNEYS-AT-1, AW.
in all
Calilornia courts. Entrance, room., German
American Bank bldg, cor. First and Main sts.
SliNlsYir CRONIN—N. W. COR FRANK -
lin and New High sts., Los Angeles. Rooms
12, 13, 14, Abstract and Title Insurance block.
1~->EC X At FOLEY ATTORNEYS AT~"IAW,
8 and 9 Moore bi'k, 110 Court St. 5 2.1 95
JV. HANNON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, FARM
« ers & Merchants bnk bid, rooms 4-5 16
U ""e.'b AC ON fATTO RN E Y-AT- LAW, ROOM
_i« 1, N. Main st. 13
X\ T W. lIOLCOMB—ADVICE FREE ON ALL
»> . legal matters. 211 West First street.
\rf~ii". su in nT - l awyeTiTrooms 205 to
> ? • 208, Wilson block, cor. First and Spring.
r\ ARTE OFFICES
\j 35 to 38 Bryson block, Los Angeles. 8-10-tl
T t & HOUSE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 115 W.
L; • Firstsl. Collections promptly attended to.
C~~ iiT m artin,~la w y er~Xni7l»ota ry,
• IJ9 N. Spring si , Los Angeles, CaL 16
F. _ HEN NIN G~ % ATTORN KY AT LAW
, Rooms 66 and 67, Bryson block.
HOItSK MHO X It.
I~jrof'"
slioes are doing great work on horses; we
guarantee to cv c alt lameness in horses' leet
or ask no pay; we have treated a large number
of horses that were thought incurable, and in
every ease were successful; tbis patent is lor
sale as shop, county and stale rights; any
horse shoer can operate thes • shoes as well as
I can, when they buy the right; bring your
lame liorsesand have them examined free: re
member, it costs you nothing where no benefit
is received. PROF. J. 11. SMITH, specialist of
liorses feet. 748 S. Main St., or P. O. box 700.^
NO FOOT.NO HORSE—HORSES SHOD Ac
cording to nature and agreeable to ar-.
Shoes made lor all diseases of the feet GOOD
WIN'S SHOEING SHOP, 264 B, Los Angeles
street. 11-17 U
NASSAU! ANI> EI.ECTKICItV.
MISS EDITH DAKRELL, RECENTLY FROM
the east, gives first class massage and mag
netic treatments. Hours, from 10 am. to 9
p. m. Rooms ll and 12, 355' jS. spring. 6
V r APOR AND HIP BATHS, MASSAGE AND
ebctric treatment; ladies only. MISS C.
STAFFER, 211 First St., moms 3, 4, 56, opp.
Napeau. ' 10-20i_tf_
MADAM DE LEON — BATHS, MASSAGE;
electro-magnetic treat mont. 416', S.spring
MISS MARY STONE, MASSAGE TREAT
ment, N Spring St., room 22.
fTSRENCH LADY, MAGNETIC HEALER.
"P Room 8. 355', 6. Spring. 13
PHOTOGRAPH PAKLORS.
B'~ON TON PARIXIR- 3 , 452
S. Siring; children's photos a specialty;
satisfaction guaranteed. F. R BOYETTE, Prop.
C> B WAITE, 211 WEST FIRST-ST., LOS AN-
J» geles, Cal. Views made to order gnaran
! teed. Largest assortment S. California views.
I-'OUR~TINTYPESrNICEST FINISH, 25c;
_ cabinets, $1 aoz; at the tent, Up'r Main st,
TIT esner~~makes FIRST-CLAS~B work
>> only; $2 up. 120 N. Spring st. 11-24
IJLAZA GALLERY; PHOTOSSI: ANY SIZE
J and the best tinish, 513 N. Main st. 11-24
stock", uonds and mortgages.
i brokers, represent leading properties;
gold, silver, copper, lead, etc.; examinations
made and reports furnished by the most com
petent and responsible California experts;
correspondence solicited; information prompt
ly furnished. Office, 328 S. Broadway. 12-1211
HOOKS.
a^^?y~ttT6TjsTniTVo^^
and rare books. Stationery and school
supplies FUWLER tfc COLWELL. '15 W. Mil.
MA HUE I'M.
NORMA MAItKET—FOR CHOICE MEATS
1820 S. Main st. Tel. west 171. 11-.'9
EI.EOTKICAL MAVHINEKT.
ugTwagniere, electrical machine
works Mal'r of electric apparatus. 148 W.
Fifths!.; tools and flue machine works. 7-4
FOR BALK—COUNTRY PROPERTY.
j/oR sale
no cash
Required for
Fivo years
3S miles south
Of the city.
Wo handle property strictly on commission.
Look everywhere else and then como to us.
Wo have property In every part of the city and
country at any pr,ce you want It.
BOYD A RIGQINS,
218 W. First sL
12-12H
1~7<6RI ~7<6R - SALE—ORANGE ORCHARDS, 5-YEAR
' old; line crop ot fruit, price, $500 per
acre; one orchard tl years old, per acre;
have very line grove at Alliamhra for sale; a
sightly place fora home; price, $500 per acre.
A pretty home at Eagle Rock 3i acres: price,
$8000. Improved properties nt Duarte, Co
vins, Glendora, Pomona, Ontario, and a few at
Highlands and Redlands. '1 lie Pomona Real
Estate Exchango can furnish you with any
kind of Und you wane ELMO R. MESERVE,
109 8. Broadway. 26
F~~0 RITALE-^To - ACRES IN TIIE - BLUE 1118 ■
bon orange belt at Duarte: between 6 and
7 acres set out to best vailctlesof oranges,
more than two-thi-ds full bearing, II shares in
tlio best water right In S utheru California:
small house; one of the best sites lor a home
in the San Gabriel valley; magnillceiit view;
just the right elevation: moderate price;
terms easy, Address OTHEMAN STEVENS,
this office. 11 6if
L r OR SALE—
1 Government and state school lands in
Los Angeles,
San Bernardino,
San Diego, Riverside,
Kern and
Inyo counties.
Information tree.
PACIFIC COLONIZATION CO.,
tl-17-sa-su-mo-th-tf 208 S. Broadway.
f-'GR SALE—FOR $35 WE " ILL LOCATE ]
you on 160 acres tine level land In Cos An
geles county: also headquarters for atate
school lands. DAY A CLARK, 119' 2 South
Spring street Established 1883. 10
1/OR SALE IN RIVERSIDE ' COUNTyT
1 cheap homes; superior fruit land ; wa'ered
by Lake Hemet Water Co., the largest water
system in Southern California. Call HEMET
LAND CO., Baker Dlock, L. A.
HEAP ifoMES—SUPERIOR FRUIT LAND,
watered by Lake Hemet Water Co. system,
tho largest in 8. Cal. For full particulars call
on HEMET LAND CO., Baker block. 1-1U 95
F"~OR IIALE—I4O~ ACRES GOOD LAND WEST
side Ontario, at a bargain; reasonable tlm>-;
good chance to make money by subdividing.
EDWARD ERASER. 216 S. Broadway 1 l-271f
FINANCIAL.
(INCORPORATED),
Loans money in any amount on all
kinds ol collateral securilies, dia
monds, jewel.y, sealskins, mer
chandise, etc. Also on pianos,
Iron and s.cel safes, without re
moval, Partial payments re
ceived. Money quick. Business
confidential. Private office for
ladies.
W. E. DEG ROOT, Manager,
8-29 ly ROOMS 2, 3and 4, 111 8. Spring st
MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS,
watches, jewelry, sealskins, etc.; also on
pianos, merchandise, iion and steel safes, fur
niture in lodging houses, hoarding houses and
hotels witliout removal; alsoon city and coun
try property; low interest; can have money at
once: business confidential: private ottiee lor
ladies. GEO. S. ROBINSON, 233 W. First st,
rooms 2 and 3. 12-22
UNION LOAN COMPANY LOANS MONEY
on all kinds of collateral security,
watches, diamonds, jewelry, sealskins, and
furniture in lodging and boarding houses, and
on pianos without removal; private offiCM or
ladies, room 112; business confidential.
CLARK A.SHAW, manager, rooms 111 and
112 Stimson block. 11-lm
ITIZENS' INVESTMENYca,
224 9. Broadway,
6tock and bond brokers; loans, mortgages, so
euritiea and imestmeiits; collectlous made,
laxe, paid and property managed for lion r si
deuts orotliers. 11-2911
POINDEXTER it WADSWORTH, BROKERS,
3u5 W . second st., buy aud sell mortgages
stocks, bonds and any good securities; if you
wish lo lend or borrow or invest in real estate,
call on us; collections made and property
managed for non-rcsldeuts. 28tf
ONEY TO~LOAN ON DIAMONDS, JEW
elry, watches, pianos, lealsklus, live stock,
carriages, bicycles, and all kinds ol personal
Slid collateral security. LEE BROS..
2-18 ly 402 S. Spri'ig st
iVI ONEYrToToAN—SEVERAL SUMS: LARGE
IVI and small amounts to loan on cily prop
erty at lowest rates, and quickly. M. F.
ODEA, 103 S. Broadway. 12-8 tf
ri/0 — LOAN — $60,000 ~ON RfTaL ESTATE
X security, and low rates of interest, city or
country. Come and sco us. ERASER A JEN
KINS, 132 S. Broadway. i 1 lf
rpo ""LOAN" UN7 IMITED AMOUNT FOR
X smsll loans; no commissions; light ex
pense. SECURITY LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
223 8. Spring st. 2-11-95
6¥ey""t(TToan on mortgage, in
sumsolslooo to$100,000; no charge for
examination of property or title, 426 S. Main
st MAIN STREET SAVINGS BANK. 11-13tf
YET ANTED—S3*,OOO WORTH OF CHATTEL,
W crop and small mortgages. SNEDEKER,
room 1. German American Bank building cor.
First and Main sis.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PER CENT; RENT,
ers' Co-operative Investment Co., F. H.
TRUE, general agent, 205 W. Third st. lm
TO LOAN-W0,o6o""o _ N — CITY _ PROPERTY
In amounts from $350 up REN FRO,
REEVES A CO., 213 S. Spring, 24
T" O LOANXmOn'eY - IN SUMS TO SUIT AT
reasonable rates. WM. F. BOSBYSIIELL,
116 S. Broadw ay tf
T" O I^AN-MONEY"XI"N _ PERsbNAL BECU
rity. JOHN L. PAVKOVICII, 220 West
First. jtetf_
ONEY TO LOAN—LOWEST RATES. BAR
LOW A SHERWOOD, 123 South Broad
way. 11-25 tf
M" ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT-SEE
F. A. HUTCHINSON, 213 W. First street
12-17
A/TONEY - TO LOAN~IN SUMS TO SUIT.
iVI SMITH A O'BRIEN, 147 8. Broadway.
i 11-27 tf
O LOAN—S;O 000 IN SUMS TO SUIT OF
$500 and up. E. C. COOK, 353 B. Main. 25
rpo LOAN-*I6O TO $100,000; si TO 8.
X net. 220 W. First st. 8 5 tl
M- _ ONEY - TO LOAN IN~SUMS TO SUItT
229 W. First st.
IVJ LOAN—HONEY ON PERSONAL NOTES,
220 West First 28 tf
HIKUBJSS.
AND INDE
pendent slate writer, is located permanent
ly at 242U South Broadway; sittings dal y;
tells you all business mailers, develops medi
umisiie persons; lost nnd stolen articles found;
reunites the scporated, restores lost affections:
removes evil spirits' spells, Binlul habits;
brings happiness; a medium hy thcglft of God;
sittings/ $2; ladies, $1. Parlors 12- and 18,
242Jj S. Broadway. Test circle Tuesday nights.
Vf"ME. A. GEORGE, MEDIUM, GIVES AD
ivl Vice in nil aflalrs of Hie; tells what busi
ness, trade or prof* ssion we are best adapted
to follow successfully in life; unites the sep
arated, brings about a spcedv marriage, makes
love and lucky charms, heals tne sick, devel
ops mediumship. teaches fortune telling;
giltcd by God; no pay unless satisfaction is
given. Room 7, No. 3V5!-;, 8. Spr ng st.
MRS. PARKER, LIFE-READING CLAlR
voyant; consultations on busincs, min
eral locations, law suits; removes disease, love,
marriage, etc. lake University electric car to
Forrester avenue and Hoover street, go west
on Forrester avenue three blocks to Vine
street, second house on Vine street, west of
Vermont avenue. 3-30 tl
AGNES PERCY. MEDIUM, HAS REMOVED
t. 108 E. Filth, near Maiu. Gives read
ings, $1; also reads cards clairvoyantly, 50c.
C.reles Tuesday snd Friday, 2:30 p.m. Ad
mission lv cents. Ladies only. 12-15 lm
V»EitsbNaL— re"v!~aunes h. plealiamJe!
J the celebrated dead-trance medium, gives
Private sittings dally; satisfaction guaranteed,
ermanently located at 634 S. Broadway.
USINESS CARDS $1 PER 1000; OTHER
printing in proportion. Pacific Printing
Plant, 217 New Hige st. Tel, 1460. 12-19
M — RS — "HOPKI"NB-MlfcirE"LL, BUSINESS
and test medium, has resumed bus ness
at 700 E. Fifth st.: call and see her. 4-23-05
DRESSMAKING.
fitting dresses call at 124 8. Main st
Dresses made from *A up. MRo. BTOLTEN
BERU-WOLTKR.
FOB
FOR EXCHANOE-WE HAVE PROPERTIES
in Riverside, Redlands, Lugonla, Pants
Anita, Pasadena, Santa Monica, Oovina, Loids
burg, Glendora, San Diego. Santa Paula,
Peoria, 111., state of Washington, lowa, Kan
sas, Missouri and Colorado, in exchange lor
good property in I.os Angeles or surrounding
towns or goodaeerago. ERASER <fc JENK INS,
132 8. Broadway. 11-25 tt _
UTX CHANGE—CHOICE 5 ACRE ORANGE
Xj grove witli house; good home place ior
small oity homo, $5000.
2',-acre suburban home place; cement
walks, 9-room house, hath all complete, $suoo.
15 acres close to cily southwest, $4o(><> lor
houso and lot 3. EDWARDS. WASLY, 210 S.
Broadway. 10
I/OR HOCSK
_ and 3 lots, improved, at Monrovia, lor hoi
Angeles vacant lots, or hous : and lot. M 111
pay some difference. Can get a loan ol $1000
on the Monrovia prorertv.
CITIZENS' INVESTMENT CO.,
IS 224 S. Broadway.
r>AAA RANCHES FOR EXCHANGE; 300
-ilrlHF houses and lots; groceries, lodging
houses, wood nnd coal yards, etc.; property ol
every description for Mis and exchange. List
your property. Apply to BKN WHITE, 2»1 W.
First st. 12 ii
1/OR SALE—COLONY TRACT; NEARLY
_ 3000 acres in Riversidecnuntv: 1500 acres
in cultivation ; one mile from station ; $H) per
acre; easy terms. tIOLWAY A SCHEITER.
309 W. Second s . 22
I7IOR EXCHANGE — A 50X150 FOOT LOTS
' with 5-room liard-liiilshed cottage, with
barn, lawn, trees, etc., in city ior smull ranch.
Address T., box 20, this ofllcc. 12-15 dAw
1/OR EXCHANGE—To A~CREB~AT FASAO
_ ens, $ iOOO, mortgage $1 too. (or cleat east
ern properly. HOLWAY A BCHETTER. 310
W. Second st. 22
\VANTED TO EXCHANGE—A CORNER
VI business block in Boyle Height for a resi
dence clo c in. WM.GROSSER, ISO 8. Broad
way. 12-14 tf
T/OREXCHANGE- riverside "city and
F cnuntv lands for Loa Angeles property.
LA NG WORTH A CO., 220 S. Spring St. 12-lMf
1/OR EXCHANGE GILT-EDGE CAHUKNGA
JT foothill land, 10, 20 of 30 acres, (or any
thing clear. R. 1). LIST, 125';, W, second st.
I,'OH EXCHANGE —$1200 FINS Loi [H
J' city for land in Antelope volloy. DAY A
CLARK, I lit 1 , S. spring sireo". 17
«• EXCHANGE — PROPERTIES OF ANY
_ kind. Sco BEN WHITE, 221 W. First St.
10 22 If
CDUUATIONAI.
rr^iTT6¥~TN"cd?^
X (incorporated), located at 144 S. Main st,
is ihe largest and best equipped institution in
Southern California. It provides a thorough
business:educatio., iv the most practical way.
The shorthand depnrtment leads all competi
tors, ami is n great success. lis department of
penmanship is conducted by E. K. Isaacs, a
teacher of national reputation. Day sessiou
open all the year. Night sessions Monday,
Wednesday and Friday nights of each week.
Send lor catalogue. 11. R. SCHKADER. pres.;
F. W . KELSEY vlee-pres,; L. N, I.NSKEEP, see,
IVdoDBI'RY BUSINESS COLLEGE, 27« S.
tl Spring st.; ilic oldest, largest and llnest
equipped commercial sciiool in soutneru Call,
iornin; a thorough course iv Hie commercial
branches and banking; a superior and success
ful shoithaud nnd typewriting dcp.r ment,
aud a practical English course; new college
rooms, perfectly lighted and ventilated; elec
tric elevator ior pupils' use; new furniture and
appliances; openall the year] pupils received
at any time; illustrated catalogue and lull in.
formation free. G. A. HOUGH, president; N.
C. FELKaR, vice-president. 4 4 ly
rpHROOP POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, PAS
-1 adena, Calf irni., the only Institution in
Southern California providing thorough In
dus rial and art training lor both sexes iv con
nection with scientific, 1 terary or classical
education. Slovd school for younger pupils.
Manual training school andcollcgo of technol
ogy. Courses larg ly elective. Good homes
fu, students. For catalogue and lull informa
tion address PRESIDENT CHARLES IL
KEYES, l'nsndeua, California.
I>F.RSON~A L—PRIVATE SCIIOOL, DAY AND
evening sessions; regular class work; $12
for 3 months; Spanish or any special study. $2
per mouth. MRS. A. M. FARMER, room 320,
Stimson block. 7
I)RIVATK SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
men. Bryson block, 2d aud Spring. The cir
cular gives particular*. A. B. BROWN, prlncl
pa I.
T~bn ANOELES TRAINING SCHOOL (IN
j corporatedi lor kindergariners. Addres*
MRS. N. D. MAYHEW, 676 W. Twenty-third at,
7-3 tf
inTRLS' collegTatfTschool—
UT 410 W. Tenth st.
MISS PARSONS and MISS DENNEN. 11-18-tl
\U LLE."t MOLLE~FRENCH TEACHER
111 319 E.Seventh st. cor. Wall, 11-tf ,
IIKN TInTS.
" k i-i^rnr2i)r7"wT~i^
has al! the latest appliances for doing
dental work at the lowest prices: gold crown
and bridge work; irregular teeth regulated:
wear gold lined plates; they are cheapest and
best; lady assistant. 12 15 tf
ISS2 -Establish^—^ti -
DR. L. W. WELLS, CORNER SPRING ANE
First st..Wilson block; tike elevator. Gold
crown and bridgework a specialty; teeth ex
tracted Without pain. Room 1. mill
ADAMS BROS.' DENTAL" PARLORS,
S. Spring st.; painless extracting nnd fill
ing; plates, $6, $8, $10; all work guaranteed;
established 10 years. 7 7tf
TjrT~H.~— ABSBB, M. D., D. D. S., HAS RE-
T l a moved to 245 S. Spring st.; special at
tention given to loosening teeth aud to dis
eases of the gums; moderate pries*. 2-13
-i "uDwieT"semlerT'dTdT s.~dentaT of-
Xj lice, room 1, 114 S. Spring st.; ollice hours,
9 to 12 and 1 ISO to 5. la
ALBANY DENTAL PARLORS—GERMAN
I\_ American Bank building. A set of teeth
$6. Best S.S. while teetn, $10 per set. ly
DR.~ wilder!
Corner Seventh and Main 3ts.
Telephone [phone] tf
r.kennedy7dentist, 108KN. SPRING
St., rooms 2, U and 7. Painless extraction,
ti 20tf
RNEST ALLIN, S., 175~North
Spriug St., over Boston store. 11-22 ti
¥/¥ANK ~iSTEVENs7 _ 324 J.i B. SPRINI;"~BT7
\v Open Sundays and evenings; electric liglit.
I- -s bTcunnT ngii a m" den t st, _ c a lifo r
' . nia Bank building.
D'R.'W. P. TUCKER," DENffsTrHAMMOND
block, 120' i S. Spring >t 11 2 tf^
axouß'sioN-.
Burlington route excursions, per
sonnlly conducted, leave lais Angeles every
Wednesday via Southern Pacific, Denver ana
Rio Grande nnd Burlington loute for I Incago,
New York, Boston and other eastern points; up
holstered tourist cars Willi all conveniences,
Ste any southern Paolflo agent or writo tv T. H.
DL'ZAN, 117 8 Broadway, Cos Angeles, Cni.
1 UDSON'S"popular"excursions - every
fj Mondnv, over the Rio Grande Western and
Denver and RloGrande railways; scenic route;
personally conducted: newly npliol tcred.
Cars through to Chicago, New York nud Bos
ton Finest equipment, best service, quick
time. Office, 212 S. Spring st.
13HTll7pS' PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EX
. cursions. via Southern Pacific, Rio Grande
nnd Rock Island routes; leave Los Angeles
every Tuesday, cross tho Siorra Ncvadas, pass
the entire Rii Grande scenery and make 10
hours' stop at Niagura Falls, all by daylight.
Also via the Soichern rout >, El Paso nnd Fort
Wortli, every Thursday. Olliee, 13a S. Spring
slrccl, V-ii 11
PATBNTN, COPYRIGHT-, MTO.
I PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS IN ALL ( (U N
tries obtained, bought and sold. Trado
marks, copyiigots, etc.. by s. J. DAY A CO.,
patent attorneys, rooms 232-233 Bradbury
building, Los Angeles Established 1849. l-abif
H~ AZARD A TOWNSENt), tl DOWNEY
block. Tel. 347, Los Angclos. 11-21 tf
T/"NIOBTBROJk. PATENT LAW YERS~ANO
IV solicitors, 3(H Stimson block. Est. I H43. 1
oculists.
iTaTTmislu ocTTLilrr,
lormer.y located at Slow el I block, has re
moved io Btlmson building; offices, 315-I1U;
hours, 9 to 4. 11-15 3m
VEGETABLE .
MOTT MARKET -- TEaY
coffees, spices and olives. LUDWIJ A
WAGNER, telephone 550. lv-22 tl
ManlKtv
WOOD. IRON AND
cabinet ware to order; hard wood lum
ber. M. BOHRMA.N, 514, S. Spring St.; Tel
368. lm
NCIli-iKKIKS.
FRED HYNER HAS ORN AMTiNTAITTN D
deciduous fruit trees, large variety. 212 W.
Fourth st. Call or write.
UPHOLSTERER.
JAS. F.
bolstered goods, mattresses, etc; carpet
fitting and laying a specialty. 031 m. Spriug st.