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10
The Herald
LOS ANOF.I.E9. CALIFORNIA.
Published by The llEIUtn Publishing Co.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
BY CARRIER:
Per week 9 20
Per month 80
BY MAIL, -Including po. tage):
Dally Herald, one year 8 00
DAily Herald, six njonths 4 25
Dally Herald, three months 2 25
Daily Herald, one month 80
Weekly Herald, one year 1 50
Weekly Herald, six months 1 00
Weekly Herald, three months 50
Filtered at the postofflce at Los Angeles as
second-class matter.
ANNOUNCE/TENTS.
The papers of all delinqttfnt mail subscribers
to the Daily Herald „ill be promptly discon
tinued hereafter 1 . No papers will he sent to
subscribers by mail unless the same have been
paid for in advance.
No contributions returned.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
-
J 312 S. Main st.
•Tacts are stubborn thimrs." yet 'tis a fact we
sell the best high-back oak chair ever sold here for
■1.00, and our SV ones are real "stunners" and
don't yon forgot it. Yes, and you ought to see
those "large oak rockers for 83.50, and those ieiil
French plate cheval bedroom sols for 920.00. New
combination sets for ttO.OJ. Extension tables for
|4.011. Antique bookcases for*3.lKl.
'-V'GTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TH Vl' A
meeting of the stockholders of California lm
jiroveuieul * Commercial Co. w ill bo held TBBTO-
Say, March 7th. iwn at 7:30 p.m., in the reception
room of the Maccabe. sTemple, 1" 8. Main st . the
old Chamber ofCommerce. for the election of Of
fice tH and Hie transaction of such' Other iiusiness a
mar need the attention Of ihe company, .1. B.
MULLEN, Sec. Los Angeles. Feb. mh, IS.,, .1-7
rpHE MALADIES WE ABE Most
1 frequently called upon lo treat are in
the track or the alimentary canal, and particularly
the stomach, than which no or.an fs richer In
vessels. Khilids and nerves. Gastritis or Inflam
mation of the stomach wae claimed by the groat
BfOUSsals as nearly tbe foundation of human mal
adies. Special attention to this ilass by DR.
PII.K INGTON. at H.')', s. Spring st. a
OTICE—THH l-os ANGELES CITY
J> Water company will strictly enforce the fol
lowing rules: The hours for sprinkling are be
tween 0 and 8 o'clock a.m. and G and 8 o'clock p.m.
For a violation of tbe Above regulation the water
will bo shut ot? and a Hue of 82 will be charged be
fore the water will be tinned on again.
rpii i 5a Fe deposit box bsof the s pa rs
X. LOAII and Trust company are enclosed In a Hre
proof and burglar-proof vault with time locks and
brilliantly lighted with «t*otilclt>N alcoves at
tached lor the private examinalloii of valuables,
whh writing inatci ials; a young lady in attend
ance.
J' A DIES HAVE YOUR PACE SCIKNTIF-
U Ically massaged and Bteamed in tho latest Lon
don style by an expei lenced Engliali specialist just
arrived in l.os Angelea. Pimples, black heads,
wrjnknsfl and oily skin eradicated permanently.
Offiae hours. 10 to 2, and 4t07 p. in. Rooms l! and
7, 4-I'i'a s. spring St.: telephone, .118. o
1" TiOK SALE—THE NEW Home SEWING
1 Machine Company offer for the next 3J days
the follow ing bargains—Whites, Standards. Auto
matics, singers, Domestics. Davis. Households,
etc., from 312 to -i-i. ou payments of ?1 per week.
840 S. Spring st. Branch. 85 K. Colorado, Pasa lona.
4-4
TjSOR BALE—THE -NI LES TRACT;" LoTS ijf
X? this beautiful tra. t arc now fdr sale at pi-lees
ranging from ?tio(! imWards: these iois are sold oidy
to parties who w ill bail 1 good houses. POINDEX
TER i WADSWORTH, Mi W. Second St.
ESMlN'B"fEmale pills" AS iifii•
monthly medicine for immediate relief for
painful and irregular menses—from whatever
cause. For sale by GEO. H. FREEMAN CO., 102
N. Spring St. Price. $2 per box.
1' " ADIiSS, YOUR OLD 11 ATS MADE NEW,
j cleaned, dyed, reshaped, latest styles. .Vie
STRAW WORKS, 451 S. Spring St.. bet. 4th A* sth.
ACHINBRY "DIES "AND TOOLS MADE
and repaired. J. YON SEBKEY, 216 S. Los
Angeles st, Tel. 033.
N HONOR ABLE "MARK lAGF. " BUREAU;
10 cents for details; confidential. I. o. box
470, Los Angeles.
FOB CONCORD WAGONS CALL AT BIG
Tree Carriage Works, 12s Sau Pedro si. 2s
F.""BLOPER7hOUSE MOVER, OFFICE 12
> Center place.
ED U CATI ON A L.
rpHE LOS ANGELES SWINESS COLLEGE
X. Incorporated, located at 144 s. Main s:., i- the
largest and best equipped InstitiiCon in Southern
California, It provides a thorough business edu
cation In the most practical way. The shorthand
department leads all competitors, ami is a great
success. Tts department of peitmuiis!ii|i Is con- j
ducted by E. K. Isaacs, a teacher ol" national repu
tation. Day session open all the year. Night acs i
elons Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights ol j
each week. Send for catalogue. E. K. SCHRA*
DER, pres.: F. W. KELSEY, vice-pies.; L. N. I
INSKEEP. sec.
\ITOODBURY BUSINESS COI,[,E(4E. 27.1 s. !
TT Spring St.; the oldest, large,; and finest !
equipped commercial school lv Southern Califor* j
dim; a thorough course in the commercial branches
and banking; a superior aim successful shorthand
and typewriting department and a practical Kng
llsh course: new college rooms, perfectly lighted '
and ventilated; electric elevator for pupils' use;
new furniture and appliances; open all the year;
pupils received at any time; illustrated catalogua I
and full information free. G. A. HOUGH, presl- i
dent; X. C. FELKEII. vice-preaident,
a" tHBOOP POLYTECII NIC INS I ITUTE, PAS
. adepa, offers manna! training, Sloyd art, litnr- '
ary, sch-nlilic, claaaioal ami normal departments
See exhibit In Stimson block, Los Angeies, or ad
dress PRESIDENT C. 11. KEYES, Pasadena.
FBOBEL INSTITUTE, CASA 111-: ROSAS,
Adams street, corner Hoover. Term opens
February 4th. Tuition, 1109, Kindergarten depart*
ment, IS per month. Address all applications to I
MME. CAROLYN M. N. CLAVERIE.
GIRLS' COLLEGIATE Srllu ii.
-«IU W. Tei.th st.
MISS PABgONS ami Miss IIENXEN.
DENTISTS. _____
18S2- Established—lBB2
DR. li. W. WELLS-EXTRACTION PAIN- !
less: cood crowns, brtdgework and teeth
Without plates a specially. Cor. Spring and First :
•ts.. Wilson block. Telephone latin.
ADAMS BRos.' DENTAL PABLORS, 2,tro, ;
.S. Spring at.; painless extraction and tilling; i
plates, (8, *>, sin; all work guaranteed; estab. 10 1
years. Hours 8-3, Sundays 10-12.
Gl H. KBIECHBaTumTdENTIBT,2IBSOUTH '
f. Broadway, entrance through Westervelt's
Studio. Office flours, 8:;lj to I"J ami 1 too.
LUDWIG SEMLER, D. D. B.—DENTAL OK- 1
flee, room 1, 114 s. Spring st.; office hours, v to !
12 and 1 :.1u lo 5.
ALBANY DKNTAI. i'A IU.ORS-1. EftMA X- i
American bank building. A set of teeth jii.
Best S. S. white teeth, ;10 per set.
K. WILDER,
Corner Seventh and Main sts.
Telephone 1031.
DR. KEXXET)Y7"bEXT!BT, I
St.. rooms 2, 8 and 7. Painless extraction.
I" IBANK STEVENS, '824 = , s. SPRING ST.
o]icn Sundays and evenings; electric light.
TUCKF.It, DENTIST, 1-"', s. spring si. i
PI R. DENTI.?T; CALIFOR
» nla Bank building
„ . _„ EXCURSIONS.
T.IXI UIiSIONS lo THE !. \-, "th'e"'lkX '
J.J vorite personally conducted excursions of the :
Sanla Ke route leave l.os Angeles every 'I liurs- I
day morning ot 7 o'clo.-k; Pullman upholstered
Sleeping cars run without change Los Angeles to
Chicago, Kansas City, St. I,mils and Si. Paul with !
an annex cur to Boston; the greal point to remem i
her is that you can save at the very least one full
day's travel by traveling on the fast train of the I
Santa Ke route; attentive conductors accompany
the parlies through ; berths reserved and more de.
tatlud Information obtained at the company's office
120 ST. Spring st., Los Angeles. through any
agent of tbe Southern California Railway
BURLINGTON ROUTE EXCUBsioNS I'KR
sonally conducted, leave Los Angeles' every
Wednesday via Southern Pacltio. Denver mid Rio
Grunde and Burlington route tor Chicago, New i
York, Boston and other eastern points; upholstered
tourist cars with all conveniences. See any South- '
em Pacific agent or write to T. H. DUZAN, 222 8 ■
Spring St., l.os Angeles. Cal.
|"UDSON'S POPULAR i
tj Every Monday over Hie Rio Grandf: Western
and Denver und Rio Grande railways; scenic |
route: personalis conducted; newly upholstered
enrs through lo Chicago, New York aud Boston.
Pineal equipment, best service, quick time. Office, j
212 S. Spring st.
1)HII. LIPS' PERSONALLY CONDUCTED •
excursions, via the Rio Grande and Rock Isl
and routes: leave l.os Angeles every Tuesday,
c ross the sierra Nevados, and pass the entire Rio
Grande scenery by daylight. Also via Hie Southern
route, every i vi. i soay. . mice. I.'.s s. spring m,
LOST AND FOUND.
lOSTI OST—SUNDAY NIGHT. FROM iow'SOUTH j
J Main st., a buy mare. Kinder will pleasure-!
turn to above address. 5
T7-10UXD-.HU I LDE B~WHO" WANTS - PiXnoT
X 1 horse and buggy as part pay for buildlug !
house. R. D. C0ATE8,224 8. Olive street. 88
BTRAYED FROM 1511 WEST THIRTIETH ST..
OHO sorrel filly with halter. Receive liberal
reward. 2-17-lm
1710UND— SAM CLIPS HORSES - AT YOUR
; mm price. North Broadway.
I \7< VV. HKI 11 « CO-.
! lli. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
| 128 \V. First Street.
M 10»<.
Orders telephoned or teleemphed at
our ex|M»nse.
We are the oldest established iwency In South
era California, and our long experience enables us
to select sucli help as our natrons call for.
We turnlab all classes of help free of cliarie, and
can supply you on short notice, (live us your or
der and you will not lie disappointed In quality of
help or promptness. E. \V. UEID A CO. 2-4 tt
4 .MAN I.N BVEBA section TO ski.l.
Maple goods to dealers; experience unneces
sary; best fide line. 375 a month. Halary and n
peiiscs or huso commission made, tor sealed
particulars send stamp. CLIFTON SOAP MAN*
UFACTUBINa com PANY, Cincinnati, O.
•VtrVxTE!)- A YOUNG MAN 55 HOOD AD
>V dress, with §too or 8150 capital; must be a
•rood solicitor; good thiiig for right party. K. P.,
Box 40, Hits office. * _
WK FURNISH KELP ITRKK—SATTSFAC
tion guaranteed. Hive us a call. Furnished
rooms fur rem. KM E. slh st. C. W. BEAKD *
CO., Employment Agency. Tel. MM. 3-23
| \I - ANTED- noon BOY, ABOUT 15 YEARS
; old, willing to work hard; must be a fair
penman. Address CASHIER, Herald office. 5
I>ETTY. II VMM El. * «tl.. IWO-.HK W. SECOND
st. Tel. 800, Tne best employment office in
i every way In southern California.
*tl' ANTED—A HON' To TAKE CAKE OF
j >V horses. 645 s. Broadway. 5
-arefANTED — TAILOR TO DO PRESSING,
I>» iv.. at hla own homo. HI 1 * s. Broadway, «
I>OSTON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 222 W.
> Kilt hat. Telephone l.'r:s. Til I'll »im.l-13
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
Deserving person* desiring employment will be
allowed to insert three lines, under this heading,
two times fref 0l * charge.
MAN. 38, TEM-
Vj perate, N. 8. o. w.. will keep books, attend
store satisfactorily; .vt,- a day. .JOSEPH Mc
1. A UGH I.IN, l.os Angeles P o. 6
11' ANTED -SITUATION. BY A BOY OF 17,
>V In fronts' famishing store, or any work In 1
store. Address J. A. X., Kox 80. tins onto*. 8
I'lll'.Vll MAN. GERMAN, WANTS POSI-
X lion as driver of delivery wagon Or work at
anything. Address A. (.'., Box eg, this office. Ii
A GOOD MAN WANTS STEADY EMPLOY-
J. V ment, small wages. Address T. 11. box BO Ibis
office, li
1"»OOK KEEPER WANTS SMALL STORES
Jto keep book- lor fS per week Cheap way of
having accounts kepi, s. It. box 60 this office.
"TIT" ANTED—BY YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN.
W situation as working housekeeper. D. w.,
Box SO, this office ti
YtrANTED- SITUATION. BY~A BOY OK 17,
>V to learn a trade; state line and time required
lo serve. Address .1 It.. Box su. ll.is office. li |
SITUATIONS WANTED - FEMALE. \
Deserving persons desiring employment win be
allowed lo insert three lines for two insertions, un
der this beading, free of charge
IV I)0~UP-STA?RS
t> work and sewing. Inquire A. BRENILLOT.
luili l.iilelle si. t
WANTED--REAL ESTATE.
"TTTTANTED—TO PURCHASE—"3 OR
tt bouse, and give us part payment a lot on
Pearl si., clear; will assume. CARTER &
BEECHER. u2s s. Broadway, 5_
BOARD IS DESIRED BY A YOUNG MAX
on a ranch with a private family. Address
\ 111 NG MAN, Herald. 5
\\r A XTED-TO TR A Dl*f BEST AUB ANT FOR
T* horse and buggy. Address X, Box tit), this
office. 7
CI OUNTRY BOARD~WANTED~BYA~YOTJNG
man in a private family. V. W., Box4a, this
FOR RENT.-HOUSES^
171 OB RENT—FINE 7-ROOM COTTAGE, MOD
ern improvements. West Figueroa, near Pico
st : special rate by ihe year to good party. BRA D
SHAW BROS., lit' S3. Broadway. 3-5-7
ITIOB KENT-ALL OR PART OF WELL FUR
nished house cheap: also Long Beach cottage,
iM E. Twenty-third street. 6
17T.0R RENT—B-ROOM FLAT, CLOSE IN—5
rooni cottage, Sautee st. Agent 228 S. Olive
st. if
rpo LET—I ; OTTAGIU BAck - 6i>' S. P. BOUND.
1 house. 411 Savoy. 5
FOR RENT--ROOM&
rpo LET—fJ X WATER TaVCLIJ DE D—6 UN- !
A furiiis'.if.i rrninis. ittl modern rohveriiences. I
iit'W houne. com ouii-ut lo Maple and Main strevt I
oars. Apply mornings at -i 7 K. 30th st.
*CIOR RKXT-l LA ROE I'RONT ROOM. " 1 '
1 block Iron car Hue; rheap. Apply at oJo 8. !
I'flly st.. Kusi Lns Anjft-los.
•noR RENT—NIVK LIST OF FURNISHED j
X houses hi ;',] parts of the city. b. P. CHE A- J
fcUNOER, -ja: W. rtfa st. 3-3 I
rpHE OEISTER* 183 N. STATSf ST.; FIXE
1 [Urulshed 100113s, fji.ru> per week and up; center I
t*t city,
/ i RAM) PACIKH', 8. SPRING 81.;
\jf large room-: *3 per week and up,
OR t'• KNT--FTKNISHEI»~RO(.)MS. mTbTx"
X iitng sir - ;;i
FOR EXCHANGE.
iTIOK EXCHANGE — 10-ROOm"" HOUSE, !•> '■
feat from, for a fruit rancli ar or near Pomona, j
or an alfalfa ranch near l.os Angeles, s' l acres of
farm land near l'aso Robles, San Louis Obtapo
county, for a small alfalfa ranch neur Los Angeles, >
or a home in this city. 11-room lions" on Orand
aye.. c!os° In. for a fruit ranch. 12-rnom house on
Second and Hone sis., for orange rrrove. A nice I
place in this city to trade for a home In Pasadena. ;
Bualneas block and other productive property lv 1
Toneka, Kansas, for city or ranch property lien*.
A liii" residence in S»au!e for residence here, will ,
assume or pay cash difference. J. A. MoRL AN",
Chamber of Commerce. 22S W. Ith st. 10-tf
ITioR EXCHANGE—A LOVELY "cOTTAOE
home; olarise rooms and summer kitchen; ;
modern in every particular; two lots, covered j
w llli choice fruit, in the city of Monrovia; clear; '
for Los Angeles property; will assume, CARTER I
,t BEECHER. 3> S, Broadway. S
rpHE SOUTHERN i
A Loan Exchange, 2M S. Broadway. D. W, Lewis, [
manager—Unlimited choice bargains in all kinds of
Southern California really ; agents of the Exchange
nre ainonc the most reliahle and conservative deal i
era in Southern California. --13tf I
rpo EXCHANGE—FOR VACANT LOTS OR [
.1 rancli close to city, a nice, modern, improved
7 room house and bath, in East Los Angeles: lot
100x]35; lar*re barn, nice lawns, fruit trees, etc.;
price fffiUO. Apply BEN WHITE, SI W. First st.
3-t-tf
-jp o R E X CHA N G E -
- clear lots In Chicago suitable for flats or resi
dence, pood location; for small houses or lots In
Los Angeles. W. P. LA It KIN & CO., owners, no
s. Broadway, Los Angeles. so-tf
•J.-tort EXCHANGE-Tso ACRES HIGHLY IM
JT proved farm, 7 miles from Sacramento; 15
acres in orchard, balance grain land ; (i.ronm house;
large barn, outbuildings, etc.; for Los Anireles city
or county property; will assume, CARTER &
BEECHER. KM £, Broadway. 5
I -"lit EXCHANGE—IBO "ACBes~>F~CHOIC'E
level land in Kan Bernardino county lor Im
proved or unimproved Los Angeles pronertv; will
assume, carter dfc BEECHER, 3'Js s.Broad
way. 5
t,-" 111 EXCHANG E—s AC RES 1X 7-VEA B OLD
X- ]>caches. fenced, with abundance of wafer, in
Monrovia, for Los Angeles propervv; will assume.
CARTER cfc BEECHER,ISSB, Broadway. 5
OAAA RANCHES FOR EXt lIA NCJE OF
**\J\J\J every description, 200 bouaes and lota;
now is Ihe lime to list your property. Apply '
to BEN WHITE. 221 W. First ft. Mf-&
TfrOß EXCHANGE—ONE OK THE FINEST
X anil best homes In Redondo. clear. Want
nice cottage in city. M. D. JOHNSON, 213 West
rlrsl si. t j
MASSAGE AND ELECRTICITY\~
TV j is- DABBELL, FBOM BOSTON-i-FIKST
jTI class massage treatnient. Booms 11 and 12
a Spring. _ :. 83 0
A f l ss LILY, LATE FROM PABIB, GIVES
-«'« scientUJo massage; hand-rubbing, alcohol
and |iei turned baths; attendants. Parlor IS, 142 S
Main St.
MME. DE~"OBEY—MASSAGE AND KLEcI
trlclty baths. Graduute Masseuse. 3ts 1-2 S
Spring st.
MRS. DR. EVANS—THE WONDERFUL
magnetic healer Is now at 142 1-2 N. Main st
XWDI 11. 2-20 lm
MADAME DE I.EOX-BATHsrMASSAC.K*
el"cim-mggnetic treatment: 4ifi I-2S. Spring !
TURKISH AND OTHER BATHS.
rpUKKISU AND OTIIEIt'BAT1Is. '
Both deparlmenta of the Hammam have been
thoroughly cleaned and refitted. Ladies' denart
meut open from 8 a. m. to <i ~. m . Genlle
mens department open day and nlaht
except Sunday afternooa. We alve Turk- !
.i- „ i'; S ?! ; t"' ??-«* hul! ' Klectrio, Salt, Medical and I
otbei baths. Massage given at "baths" or p.ivato
homo-s* H. o. nitooKs, Proprietor.
_ 2:;u South Main st. '
BICYCLES.
13 AMBLER BICYCLES "
A 427 8. Spring St. 2-26 lm
BICYCLE, BUGGY AND LIMERY—E. MOAT
liusitU'Ss r(-lnoved lo 222 E. Second sr.
CONTRA C TORS.
CONBA umTn
ous aud asphalt puviug. 23? W. First uk
LOS ANGELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNINO, MARCH 5, 1895.
PACIFIC LO A N COM PAN\ ,
INCORPORATED.
Loans money lv any amount on all
kinds of collateral securities, dia
monds, jewelry, sealskins, merchan
dise, etc. Also on pianos, iron and
steel safes, without removal. Partial
£ayments received. Money quick,
luslness confidential. Private office
for ladles.
W. K. DE OROOT, Manager.
Rooms 2, 3 and 4, 114 8. Spring st.
SwfONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PER CENT TO
J.TJL build bouses on the installment plan.
REN FRO. * CUMMINGS,
Real Estate and Insurance Brokers,
121Ji WEST THIRD STREET,
Stimson Block.
—— 4 tf
UNION LOAN COMPANY*,
Stimson block,
l,oans money on all kinds of collateral security,
watches, diamonds, sealskins and furniture In
lodging and boarding-houses and on pianos without
removal; also on bonds, stocks and mortgages; low
interest; money at once: business confidential; prl
vate office lor ladies, room 112. CLARK A.SHAW,
manager, rooms 111 aud 112, first door, Stimson
block.
-jjjf ONEY TO LOAN ON I""~AMONDS,
.Ixl watches, jewelry, sealskins, etc.; also on pia
nos, merchandise. Iron and steel safes, furniture In
lodging houses, hoarding houses and hotels without
removal; also on city niul country property; low
Interest; can have money at once: business conH
dentlal; private olliee for ladles. G EO. S. ROBIN
st IN. 233 W. First st., rooms 2 and 3.
1> 01 NDEX T E R *\V ArD""~Vv"ORT H. BROKERS*
305 W. Second St., buy and sell mortgages,
stocks, bonds and any good securities; If you wish
to lend or borrow or Invest in real estate call on us;
collections made and property munnged for non
residents. 28tf
M~~ ' ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON
any gooil collateral: business strictly confi
! oentfal; loans negotiated on city and country
property. W. E. DEMING, 211 W. First aL,
j room 15.
M* b.N~EY~TO LOAN ON MONTHLY INBTALL
. meats, longtime and easy payments. No
commission charged. Apply NATIONAL BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION' 151 8. B'dway.
A | ONE V LOANED ON DI AMONDS. WATCH-
L es, jewelry, pianos, live stock, carriages, bicy
cles, all Kinds of personal security. LEE BROS.,
<03 8. Spring st. 2-20-ly
rpO LOAN - UNLIMITED AMOUNT* FOR
JL small loans; no commissions; light expense.
SECURITY LOAN A TRUST CO.. 223 S. Spring.
MON KY TO LOAN IN*I*ARGE AND BMALI,
amounts: long or short time. S. P. CREA-
I SINGER. 2ST W. First St 3-3 I
u2»)») OOA TO~LOAN O~N CITY p"rOP*
|«~ — _ •UUU orty. from $2000 up. W. P
j LARKIN, 110 8: Broadway. 20-tf
I riiO LOAN-MONEY IN si MS
X reasonable rates. WM. F. BOSBYSUELL,
j 116 S. Broadway. tf
rri o lo a n - secu r-
X ity. JOHN L. PAVKOVICH, 220 W. First St.
23-tf
Money 147
S. Broadway. 2-6-tf
rpo LOAN—JIOJ TO $100,000; Xi TO 8 NET. 220
J. W. First st. S-5-tf
M*ONKY TO LOAN IN BUMS TOSTJIT. 220
W. First st.
rpO LOAN-MONEY ON PERSONAL NOTES.
J 220 W, First st. 78-tf
STOCKS, ANDJWRTQ^ES.
TTIOR SALE-CARTER "*""bT-Te*CHER, MIN
_I ing brokers, represent leading properties; gold,
silver, copper, lead, etc.; examinations made and
reports furnished by the most competent and re
sponsible California experts: correspondence so
licited : information promptly luruisbed. Office,
32s s. li roadway. 12-12 tf
BUSIN^ESWPPO^RJW^
: Cfk- A RARE CHANCE; A PARTNER
, v?OOx7 Wanted to deliver orders, collect, etc..
in one of tbe best paying meat markets in tho city;
will clear 810J a month t3 each. Apply to BEN
WHITE. 221 W. First St. 3-4-lf
O — ■r/Y-WOOD, COAL AND FEED BUSL
tjp t itVr ttcss; receipts 935 n day and up; sire
investment: value iv slock. See BEN WH 1I E.
221 W. First St. 3-l-tf
l TTIOB SALE—A RESTAURANT; GOOD BUSI-
X ness: reut $7.50 a month. Colton Block, Fourth
and Los Angeles St. 2-28tf
I7IOR sale-tiif/fTnest - 53-r6om HOUSE
in the city; very central; running full; new
aud elegantly furnished. Address Z. A.. Box 60,
this office. 10
I SOB SALE - ALL KI'NDS~"oV Ih~sTnESS
chances: bad debts collected ; established 1380.
j EDWARD NITTINUER, 411 S. Los Angeles st.
FOR SALE-NICE" LIST OF HOTELS AND
lodging houses: prices range from $300 np
| ward. s. P. CRE AS INGE It. 237 W. First st. 3-3
•iJ—' —/-.-PAVING LODGI-W* u6"£"s>rOF"l3
O 4 tf\f rooms, nicclv furnishM; bargain. See
HEN WHITE, 221 W. First St. S-4-lf
•jjj 1 /*/-|/Y— LODGING HOUSE, l~[ANl>
O 1. v/vrv/ somely furnished; close In.' Apply
BEN WHITE. 221 W. First st 2-4-tf
i»1 Ctrl— A ' ANDY, FRUIT""aND~ CIGAR
O- 1 *JU stor-; bargain this day. Apply BEN
WHITE, 221 W, First st. 3-4-tf
|TJ Q/l/ J - D E I.IC AC V * C'RE AMER V, ETC."
O<~V7l / close in; pays big. Apply REN
WHITE, 221 W. First st. 3-4-tf
dg-1 —/-.—ROUTE, WITH^HORSErWAOON,
0 1 O\J etc.; pays well. Apply BEN WHITF;,
221 W. First St. 3-4-tf
roK SALE--RESTAURANT AND SIX FUR
nlshed rooms cheap, at 93'J E. First street. 7
rpO SELL YOUR BUSINESS GO TO
J. I. I. BARARD, 117', S. Broadway.
BUSINESSJ>ERSONALS.
-|)ERSONAL - HOUSEKEEPEItIC^^AT : T : EN*"
JL tion! Groceries at cut rates. 50 lbs. flour,
soc; lv lbs corn meal, 16c, 10 lbs. lard, 65c,
5 lbs. Japan tea, $1; can cocoa. 15c; Rio coffee,
25c; keg Holland herrings, 75c; 2 lbs. codfish, 15c;
salmon bellies, sc, 10 lhs.ralstns, 25c. 6 lbs. apricots,
25c; 3 lbs. cherries 25c; bams, 9c:pork, 7J4c.
ECONOMIC STORES,
305 South Spring.
PERSON* AL - RALPHS BROS.— GOLD BAR
flour, 90c; city flour. 70c: granulated stigar, 21
lbs $1; brow 11 sugar. 23 lbs $1; 7 lbs rolled wheat or
oats, 25c; sardines, 6 boxes 25c; tomatoes, 2 cans 15c;
7 bars German family soap, 25c; 5 gallons oil, 60c;
gasoline, 65c; 3 packages morning moal, 25c; lard.
l'Mb can, 75c; 6 lbs, 40c. 601 s. Spring street, corner
Sixth.
*\-»rlIY PAY A MERCHANT TAILOR $35
t» for a suit, when you can get the same thing
for (15 at the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS,
223-225 W. Second St., between Spring aud Broad
way? tf
VTTEXTIOX; FULL DRESS SUITS FOR
hire, suitable for balls, parties and receptions,
at the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 223-225
W. Second st., bet. Spring and Broadway. tf
13EAL ESTATE AND LODGING HOUSES,
X\ ranches and city property, sales and ex
changes perfected, house renting promptly at
tended to. M. P. BOWEN, 113 W. Second st. tf
MISFITS AND UNCALLED FOR GAB
ments at less than half your tailor's prices, at
the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 223-225 W.
Second St., between Spring and Broadway. tf
HARRY, DID YOU SEE THE NOBBY PAIR
of pants that I bought for $8.50 at the MISFIT
CLOTHING PARLORS, 223-225 W. Second St.,
between Spring and Broadway? tf
PERSONAL - PALMISTRY"" ONE HAND
read free; every hidden mystery revealed;
life read from cradle to grave without a mistake;
1 till Bp. m. 11l 1-2 W. Third st.
rpHE LATEST STY i.E REGENT SL r lTs
1 made by crack eastern tailors for $35, we will
sell for 115 if we can fit you. MISFIT CLOTH
ING PARLORS, 223-225 W. Second st., between
spring and Broadway. tf
]>ANIS THAT TO ORDER
lor $12 %.••> will sell for $5 at tho MISFIT
CLOTHING PARLORS. 223-225 W. Second st., be
tween Spring anil Broadway. tf
Af ME. LECROQ, FRENCH DRESSMAKER,
JJk cor. Second and Main, next to cathedral.
PERSONAL^
*«ri-NO-NA ouk' Vortune^by
>T the planets! never falls. 421 W. Seventh
SL 8
_____ SPECIALISTS.
MBS. WEAVER JACK SOX. MAXICURIXO
lor ladies and gentlemen ; specialist in com
plexion department; electrolytic removal of super
fluous hair. 208-7-8 Stimson block; tel. 1256.
JNO. H.SCARHOROUGH, SCIENTIFIC OP'lT
cian; Chicago graduate; eyes examined free;
correct glasses prescribed. Rooms 201 anil 202
stimson building. a-pj
DR. R- G. COLLINS, OPTHALMIC OPTl
cian, with the Los Angeles Optical Institute; 1
eyes examined free. 125 s. Spring st.
PHYSICIANS.^
AIRS. DR. J; H. SMITH, SPECIALTY, MID
-iTI wifery. Ladles cared for during cotidne
ment at 727 Bcilevueave. Culls promptly attended
to. Telephone 111:1.
DIL Kwi ing, THE EMINENT CHINESE
physician and surgeou. Olliee, UKi s. Broad
»W; _ 20
DR. w. r. CLARK—CHRONIC DISEASES v
specialty. Wilson lllk.. room 333.
PLUMBERS.
(1 H. WOTTON -
J* specialty. Estimates given. 206 Esst Fourth
St., two Hours east vi l.os Angeles st.
ITiRANK A. WKIXSIIANK, PLUMBER AND
; gaadtter 21u E. Second st. Tel. ISO.
T^R^SAL^jjCm^P^PERTY^^
jpOR SALE—
GRIDER * DOW,
1091s S. Broadway.
REAL~ESTATE
AND INVESTMENT BROKERS.
ESTABLISHED 1881.
CITY LOTS
$23 down and $10 a month without Interest will
buy a Hue lot on a graded stresr with cemeut walk,
15minutes' ride from the business center; price
only $150, See this.
$350 w ill buy a 50-foot lot on Fourteenth at. set to
bearing fruits, half a block from electric cars. This
must he sold within a week. See this.
$800 w ill buy a flue lot on Pico St., half a block
from electric cars.
$600. choice lot on Adams st., new residence to
cost $3300 going up on adjoining lot, one block from
electric cars: price, only $800.
$900 w ill buy a Hue corner lot suitable for a busl
nejis.bhick, which would rent before a building
could be built; In 10 minutes' walk of Spring and
First sts., 83200, Finest lot on Grand aye,. close to
Adams st,; 80x165 feet; best bargain on Grand aye,
CITY HOUSES.
$830—Small cash payment down, the balance In
small monthly payments, w ill buy a cosy new cot
tage, halt block of electric cars, on a graded street,
only 12 minutes' ride from business center. See
this at once.
$1000-Nlco 3-room cottage on a large lot, In 10
minutes'walk of the business center, small cash
payment down, the balance on long time.
Lovely new 6-room cottage with all modern Im
provements, reception hall, mantel, grate, hot and
cold water, marble washstand. hath, pantry and
closets, front and back porches; lot 50x150 to alley;
12 minutes'ride from the business center by elec
tric car; street graded and graveled, cement walks
and curbs. This will be sold on long time if sold
soon.
$2500 will buy a brand-new 7-room residence, fine
reception hall, winding stairway, large double par
lors, elegant mantel and grate, large pantry and
closets, piped for hot and cold water, marble
washstand. patent water closets; house finished in
yellow-pine throughout, cement walk, lot 50x150.
within 1 block of electric cars; street graded and
graveled, cement curbs nnd walks. See this at
once, onl> f2300. on eaay terms.
GRIDEB A DOW 109' i' 8. Broadway.
HOMES FOR ALL.
(fl* -T fr/Y BUYS Xi ACRES OF EXTRA FINE
tP 4 till land, location unsurpassed; no frost
or fogs, 9 shares of water, acre in blackberries
which produced 2 tons last year, H mile from
depot, school, church and store; the best bargain
out.
$750—Lovely country home, 1 acre fine lend. 6
room bouse, barn, pleutv of water; close to depot,
store, postollice and church: 30 minutes' drive
Irom city,
$20) per acre will buy 40 acres just outside the city
on tho south, adjoining lands hold at $300 to $400 per
acre; buy this and double your money Instdo of 12
i months; this belongs to a non-resident and must
be sold,
$450 per acre w ill buy 20 acres just south of the
city, little west of the University car line; can
j subdivide and sell lv lots for three times the price
asked.
$1059—10 acres alfalfa land, all fenced and cross
fenced, new bouse, barn, corn crib, chicken and
stock corrals, artesian well and water right with
place, 1-4 mile of depot and oreamerv. close to
store, postoflice. churches and schools. "Will make
terms. This Is a bargain.
88500—10 acres set solid to bearing lemons and
oranges; due residence, large grounds set to choice
plants.shnibsand climbing vines. Here all kinds of
tropical vines thrive in winter; absolutely uo frost.
Ihe place is only 15 minutes' drive from the busi
ness center.
Choice fruit, berry and farmlug lands, ono mile
outside the city and near the new Pasadena elec
tric road, in tracts to suit, at $69, SBO, $125, to $300
per acre, o i easy terms. Take the electric cars on
Spring st. to Highland Park postoflice. Our agent
there will show the land, or free carriage from our
c to the tract. GRIDER it DOW, 109', S.
dway. 5
F~ OR "sale—
BY JOHN H. COKE,
207 S. Broadway.
INVESTORS ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A
SNAP?
If so
3ti foot on
FIRST STREET
incar Spring}
is ihe
BIGGEST SNAP
In
Los Angeles.
Who is going to pick up the golden egg?
AS PROPERTY OWNERS ON BROADWAY
have gone crazy and have decided
to raise their prices out of sight.
BUY
MAIN,
SPRING
or
HILL
Sirect
Property.
I can place you on a few- good bargains
on either of these streets.
JOHN H. COKE,
S 207 S. Broadway.
rpRACT OF HOMES—
GRIDER A DOW'S ADAMS-STREET TRACT.
$300 to $600 will buy the finest building lot In the
city, fronting Adams street—B2 feet wide, Twenty
oigth street, 10) feet wide, both lined with tine
palm trees; Twenty-seventh street and Twenty
ninth street. Lots all 50 feet front, alleys In rear;
cement walks and curbs, streets graded, gravelled
and sprinkled; street trees planted. Rich loam
soil. 30 feet higher than Figueroa street, grand
view- of the mountains, building clause. Visit this
tract and see the many tine homes being built.
Only 15 minutes' ride from Second and Spring
streets on the new double electric cars down Cen
tral avenue. Office On the tract. Free carriage.
For maps, prices and all information write or call
on
24-tf GRIDER * DOW, 109IJ S. Broadway.
*C 1 Pin A - FURNITURE AND LEASE OF
vlOuU 25 furnished rooms on Broad
way, near Temple.
$;rnrin- Hol 'SE OF 6 ROOMS, BATH,
OUUU stable In Fast Los Angeles; $2600
cash, balance wdll exchunge for
good property in the city.
UfcOfvfi WILL BUY A GOOD PAYING
fruit and lunch stand at East Side
Pnrk.
Property for sale or rent In and
out of the ctty. Also some fine
business opportunities.
J. K. CHALMERS,
Real Estate and Insurance, rooms
110 and 111 New Wilson Block, 8.
E. Cor. FTrst and Spring. 5
A FINE FURNISHED HOUSE-A BARGAIN;
x\. must be sold at once, as owner must leave
the city. BELL A SABICHI, 205 W. Third st. 6
•ptOB SALE-SPFCIAL BABGAINS IN LOTS.
$600—Adams St., West Hoover.
$750—Cor. Fifteenth and Peru, 100x150.
$1100—Trenton, near Pearl and Eleventh.
§450— Near Arcade depot.
$1000- -Norwood St., near St. James Park.
$450—Thirty-second st., near Main, 50x 200.
$1150—Bonnie Brae, near Tenth.
3-5-7 BRADSHAW BROS., 139 S. Broadway.
IriOß SALE—S37S WILL BUY A $600 LOT ON
' Thirty-sixth street, near Main, 30x125; also
20 choice lots on electric line, between Los An
geles and Pasadena; lots from 50x150 to 200x300 feel
sold on long time; houses built to order; come and
take a free trip out and got a choice lot; no money
down to those who build at once.
W. P. LARKIN A CO.,
20tf 110 S. Broadway.
FOR SALE—BY W. J. FISHER, 227 W. SEC
ond St.—sl4 a foot, lots, Kohler St., near Sev
enth; $15 a foot, lots, Merchant St., near Seventh;
8900, a snap, new bouse, 5 rooms, bard Hnlshed,
Kohler st.; $1850, now house, 6 rooms, bath, Kohler
st.; $82.50, a. $10 cash, 8 years' credit, 6 per cent, 10
acres; $750, a., 12 acres, near electric cars, Univer
sity; wanted 84003, 101. gross, on city property,
rents 24 per cent. 20tf
TTIOR SALE —$250; LOTS 40X140 ON WILLOW
A 1 si.; $300, lot. 40x140 on Palmetto st. No pay
ment required down If you will build. Tbese lots
are In the Arthur tract, between the Southern Pa
oiflc and Santa. Fe depots, corner of Mateo and Pal
metto sts., 10 minutes walk to town. See owner at
once. F. H. BHAFER, I2OX S. Spring St., room 1.
3-tf
J7<OK SALE—
20 line bargains In houses, from $600 to $2000;
some that must be sold and will go at bargains.
W. P. LARKIN A CO.,
20tf 110 S. Broadway.
1,-lOR SALE—NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE ON
1 Jefferson st, near University car line; price
$900; small cash puyment, balance $15 per month,
low Interest, CARTER <fc BEECHER, 328 S,
Broadway, 5
iriOß sale 5-ROOM COTTAGE, BEAUTI-
V ful corner on Boyle Heights; sightly location;
small cash payment; balance monthly; low Inter
est. CARTER <fc BEECHER, 828 S. Broadway. 5
ITIOR SALE- sis'iti lor corner 150x153, corner Well
1 and Andrew sts.; 2 dwelling houses 4 rooms
each, and I 2-story house with store and 7 rooms.
Call at or address 1057 E. Lacy st. 5
¥t)l)/W| - NEW DOUBLE HOUSE*:
•J1 •>l-Tv" rented for $30 a month ; a gilt-edge
investment; nlso $ito:t. 5-room house rented for $12.
W. J. FISH ER, 227 W. Second St. 8
171 OK SALE—CHOICE LEVEL LOTS ON
J* 1 Boyle Heights. .$20.) each; easy terms; will
build cottage If desired lo suit. CARTER A
BEECHER, 328 S. Broadway. 5
\S. .1 PHELPS.*CO., 139 S. BROADWAW,
.• Real Estate Agents. List your bargains
and exchange* with us for quick sales. 2-20-tf
FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY
F" OR "SALE BY" ~~ ~ " "
JOHN H, COKE,
207 S, Broadway,
BROADWAY,
BROADWAY,
BROADWAY,
Improved and unimproved
property
on int*.
the coming street of the city,
Buy now
while low,
You will never regret tt,
I have several
desirable lots
on which
YOU
CAN
DOUBLE
YOUR
MONEY
within a short time,
Buy
now
from
JOHN H, COKE,
3-6-T 207 S, Broadway,
OR SALE—
CITY PROPERTY:
$900—I lots with 4-room bouse, fruit trees, flowers,
etc., near Central aye,
$1100— Lots 50x118 with 4-room cottage on Bryant
aye.
$2400—4J£ acres suitable for lots, near Central
aye; electric line; In full bearing fruit trees,
$900—2 lots with good house on Plrtle st.
$2000—7-room cottage with all modern Improve
ments on W. Sixteenth st.
$200—Beautiful lots In Vernon, some In bearing
fruit.
$150 up—Lots on and near Ceutral aye,
COUNTRY' PROPERTY.
$800—2 1-4 acres on electric line, near city, good
house, orange trees, etc.
$2500— 5 acres fruit and alfalfa land; Improve
ments worth the price.
$30 per acre—Choice fruit, barley and wheat land,
water In abundance.
$75 to $100 per acre—lso acres choice fruit and al
falfa land 12 mites from city, In S to 40-acre tracts;
land In cultivation; easy terms.
$2500—2 acres at Burbank, layed In bearing fruits
nnd dowers, with good 0-room house, all modern
Improvements, stable, carriage shed, well, etc.,
easy terms.
$2000—10 acres at San Fernando to bearing figs,
blackberries, etc.. good 4-room house, plenty
water, ail fenced; only $600 cash, balance easy
terms.
And many other bargains too numerous to men
tion; give us a call.
GOSPER, SMITH A CANNON,
> 421 Stimsoii block.
BE SURE
TO SEE
The Hummel * Denker tract
before buying elsewhere.
GET OUR PRICES.
This tract Is bounded by
Main, Santee, Ninth and Eleventh
streets, consequently Is
CLOSE IN.
FIFTY LOTS
For a speculation.
There is nothing better In
Los Angeles.
COOK * PEARSONS. Sole Agents,
244 S. Broadway.
—ESTABLISHED 1837
- KENNEDY,
Heal Estate and Investment Brokers,
134 S. Broadway,
Tel. 882.
Orange and walnut groves a specialty.
Large ranches for subdivision.
Gilt edge city property.
12-28-tf
ROADWAY FRONT AGE.
81x185 feet on west side of Broadway, between
Third and Fourth sts.; this Is an opportunity to
secure a fine building site, or a good speculation to
hold for an advance; we are sole agents. STKAS
BURG * PAYNE, 254 S. Broadway. 12
MD. JOHNSON,
. 213 W. First St.
Real Estate and Fire Insurance.
sett
OR BALE-ssot», $3000 CASH, WILL BUY
large it-room, two-story fine house, all modern,
on corner lot, 100x118 feet; this place ls southwest,
on electric line; will soon be worth $10,000.
Also a number of other good houses, southwest,
from 31500 up. W. P. LARKIN A CO.,
20-tf 110 S. Broadway.
fi» OQAfi FOR SALE-A NEW DOUBLE,
O—«' J V/ 1/ hou so rented ,$3O a mo. ;$lOOO can stand
8 years: gilt edge Investment. $900—5-room house,
rented $12. $1850— 8-rooms and bath; a bargain.
10 W. J. FISHER, 227 W. Second st.
OR BALE-26~ACRES~ OF
half way between Los Angeles and Long
Beach, on Terminal 11, It ; small bouse, low
price; easy terms, CARTER A BEECHER, 328
S. Broadway. 5
F~ OR~SALE-WEST HALF OF LOTS 4 ANdT
block 29, Hancock's survey, 35 acres, near oil
wells In the N. W. quarter of the city. Apply to
C. M. STEPHENS, room 90, Temple block. IStf
F~l>b"sale oiTexchange-gc*6"""Tl"rop".
erty In Vlsalla and Tulare, worth about $1500;
will take stock of general merchandise or live
stock. ROBERT F. JONES* CO., 204 Bradbury
Block. 2 tf
OR SALE—IOO FEET ON LOS ANGELES
St. near Second st.; in first class business loca
tion and offered for a few days at a bargain. ROB
ERT F. JONES A CO., 204 Bradbury Block. 2 tf
ij» OQi\rk~i,EW DOUBLE HOUSE;
JjP £i<L>\J\J rented for $30 a mouth; a gilt-edge
Investment; also $900, 5-room house rented for $12.
W. J. FISHER, 227 W. Second st. 8
IriOß SALE—ONE FUNIC LOT IN FAIR~
mount tiact for $1000, worth $1200.
W. P. LARKIN A CO.,
20tt 110 S. Broadway.
FOB SALE—CHOICE LOTS
Ica, by ROBERT F. JONES A CO., 204 Brad
bury block. 6tf
FOR SALE—7-BOOM COTTAGE, 523 WEST
Sixth St., near Pearl, 82000; fill-foot lot. stf
FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK.
6"rsale-single and iib^Ri^vßTV
crs. buggies and harness. BACON, rear 608 S.
Broadway. 4-4
FRED HYNEB HAS ORNAMENTAL AND
deciduous fruit trees, large variety; 212 W.
Fourth st. Call or write.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
or Exchange; 40 acres land at Garvanza; house
and lot on <"ay st. between Third and Fourth, of
4 tlats; lot 86x378 on Sapedro St., formerly Empire
Laundry. C. E. Shotluck, Garvenza, Box 71. 8
PRIGHT PIANO FORTtF,NTrS3T6tr PER
month, or wilt sell on easy payments. 608S,
Broadway. 2-17 tf
FOR SALE-150,000 OLD POSTAGE STAMPsT
cheap. T., box 26, this office.
F" "OR SALE-OLD V APERS~IN QUANTITIES
to suit, at this oltlcc.
PHOTOGRAPH PARLORS.
C"~ B LOS AN
• geles, Cal,; vlewH made to order guaranteed.
Largest assortment S. California views.
■pHOTOS, ANY SIZE, $1. PLAZA GALLERY.
MRS. L. J. KENNEDY, MANICURE AND
chiropodist; moles and hair removed oy
electric needle. Crocker block, 212 S. Broadway.
-\,riBB C. BTA I'I'ER, CHIROPODIST; LA*
JYX dies' masseuse. 211 W. First St., opp. Nadeau.
Dil. 11. ZACHAU, SURGEON CHIROPODIST.
121 S. Main St.. rooms -I and 5.
COP^IQHTS^ETC.'
PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS IN ALL
countries obtained, bought and sold. Trade
marks, copyrights, etc.. by S.J. DAY A CO., pat
ent attorneys; rooms 232-2* l Bradbury building,
Los Angeles. Established 1849.
HAZARD A TOWNSEND', »"'d6WNBY BLK.
. Tel. 347, Los Angeles.
KNIGHT BROS.T PATENT LAW
solicitors, 308 Stimson block. *>t. 1813.
. , t
FOR^SALBCOUNTRY PROPERTY
""""" ****
AT POMONA.
"I SELL THE EARTH."
Right now I ran show you the best bargain In
the whole country. It la 10 acres of fine land,right
close In; nice new house and barn; good water
rlgbi; surrounded by flue orange groves; It has 21 -a
acres of oranges, 4 acres olives, balance apricots
right on libit avenue; price only $3200.
Then you surely can'v afford to miss auelng this
30 acres of olives, prunes, etc., 4 years old; good
well and windmill, tank, etc. on place; only $!,V)
per acre.
Let me show yon 100 acres that the owner will
set to olives or to olives, prunes, peaches and apri
cots, care for them 8 years, pay all taxes, all for
$IOJ per acre Including price of land
4 R. 8. BABSETT, Pomona.
COUNTRY.
FOR SALE-19800, 13 ACRES, ALAMEDA ST.,
close In, large house, 10 rooms, barn, wind
mill tank and nuthouses complete; entire place
covered with bearing fruits of the choicest klnd
iiayel oranges, walnuts, peaches, blackberries, etc.
1 tils is without a doubt one of the finest and cheap
eat pieces of property on the market today.
I'l t L°» r !.rii, n , fr r , . l . t ," ' v '" "verage $1800 per annum,'arid
aheautiful little ranch In the heart of the city.
Call and Investigate.
M'GARVIE * CO., '
* 218 S. Broadw*y.
■jfTIOR SALE— ~ "
HOMES FOR ALL
Choice fruit, berry and farming lands. One mile
outside city and near the new Pasadena electrlo
road, In tracts to suit, at $80, $80, $123 to $100 per
acre, on easy torms: take the electric cars on
Spring street to Highland Park post office. Our
agent there will show the land, or free carriage
from our office to the tract. ORIDER A DOW
100', s. Broadway. itf
TTIOR BALE—THE~~ESTAyY E bF"s7B7Hu¥f
X must be closed up, and I offer cheap for cash
Lot 5, block .1, Collma Park Tract; N.E. corner
Loma Drive and Arnold st.
Lot 1 and 7, 8. B. Hunt's addition to So. Pasadena
Lota 25, 26, 27, 28 and 211, block 3; lot 15. blocks
lot 1, block 7: lot 1, block 8, Ivanhoe.
W. and W. »i of E. *„' lot 137,16 acres; B. Xof
W. >■£ of lot 152, 6 acres. South Rlnlto.
W. G. COCHRAN, Adra.,
_J> Rooms 226 utid '228, Bradbury Block.
Ej-iOR BALE~FRITI~T _ LANDS - IN THE IX
Mission Maclay rancho, near San Fernando
aud Pacolma on the Southern Pacific railway,
within easy reach of the city; 1100 feet above sea
level; delightful climate; $75 per acre, on easy
terms; also good building lots In West Los Angeles
on the University electric ear line. Apply to the '
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA,
rooms 6 and 7, Phillips Block Auuex, Los Angelas;
special prices for cash. 8-j
$80 per acre, 320 acres first-class alfalfa land.
$40 per acre, 160 acres nlfalfa, close In.
$100 per acre, 40, SO and 80 acre blocks at city llaa-
Its; terms easy. W. P. LARKIN A CO.,
110 8. Broadway.
20tf Headquarters for Chicago Buyers.
COMPULSORY SALeToF LANb~~TO~CIA)SB
out an estate; 320 acres of grazing and farming
land In Tulare county, Cel., 10 miles northeast of
Ytsalltt, 1 mile distant from Kaweah station, on
Southern Pacific railroad. Apply at once to JOS.
MESMEB, administrator, Los Angeles, Cal. 217
COTNTRyHFrOPERTY—WE HAVE ONE
relluqulsbmeui of 160 aorea; good 4-room
bouse, water 40 feet, one mile from station, 80
miles north of Los Angeles, $400 cash; this la a
snap. OTTERSON LAND CO., West Palmdale.
UaL 4t
FOR SALE-SUPERIOB FRUIT LANDS"
water sold with land la definite quantity,
delivered In steel pipes under pressure, reser
voir capacity stx billion gallons. HEMET LAND
CO, Baker Block, Los Angeles.
FOR BALE~CHOICE~CAHUENQA PROP
erty, Improved and unimproved at reasonable
rates; well worth Investigation. ROBERT F.
JONES A CO., 204 Bradbury Block. 2 tf
FOB - SALE—12 FRUIT RANCHES, GOOD
bargains, from 10 acres up to 600, close In: 5
choice orange groves. In full bearing, on easy
terms, W. P. LARKIN A CO., 110 8. Broadway.
20-tf
OB SALE—BELI~NQUIBHMENT TO f«0
acres of government land near Cucamonga,
4 miles from R, R. station, cheap, CARTER A
BEECHEB, 328 8, Broadway. 6
EST CIRCLE" TONIGHT BY MIBB~KATE
Lampman, "Starlight;" sittings dally. 422 W.
Seventh st. 5
FOB SALE AT A GBEAT BARGAIN—B SEti
tlons of good land In Kern county. Inquire
413 South Spring street.
MEDIUMS.
hT WAITe! TH4S
Clairvoyant of Clairvoyants and the ONLY
Independent slate writing medium In the city,
that answers seated meana*-** wnlle In a dead
trance, tells if your lover ls true or false, who to
trust and who to watch, tells your lucky mouth,
week or day, gives advice on all matters of Im
portance, such as business, love affairs, marriages,
divorces, lawsuits, etc. Locates lost or stolen goods,
reunites tbe separated, brings speedy marriage, re
moves stumbling blocks and bad luck of all kinds.
If you find with all your nature's gifts that you
cannot succeed, go at once to this wonderful man
and find out the cause of your bad luck. Remem
ber he tells you all you wish to know and does not
ask you a solitary question, nor do you pay a cent
unless you are fully satisfied, but if you are satis
fied he then charges you $2.00 ls this not honest?
Now do not delay, but go at once and see this medi
um. If you are gol ng to see a medium, why not see the
Sreatest on earth? He has taken parlors at 362 s.
iroadway, where he will give private stttlngs dally.
Hours from 9 to 8. P. B.—People living out of
city send stamp for free advice, but ask no ques
tions. 2-27 tf
PROF. LEE-DO THE DEAD RETURNf IF
yon doubt, come and he convinced by Prof.
Lee, the slate-writing medium; messages given
from your loved ones written on slates cleaned by
yourself and held in your own hands; sealed mes
sages answered white In a dead trance; a medium
by tbe gift of God. PBOF. LEE, 242 1-2 8. Broad
way i parlors 12 and 18. 2-26
IdSO^NA—SEVENTH DAUGHTER OF
the late Dr. King World, renowned Clair
voyant and astrologist. Life reading of the plan
ets and crystal 60 cts and $1, Nativities $1 upwards.
Hours 9 a. m. to 8 p. m., 421 W. Seventh st. 8
RS. PERCY, 108~e7TiTfYh~BT., HOLDS
circles Friday afternoons, Monday and Thurs
day evenings. Readings $1. 31
FRENCH LTdY" HEALING MEDIUM-
Llte reading. Parlor 7, No. 366 1-2 8. Spring st.
MBS7 -
and test medium. 700 E. Fifth st, 2-28 lmtf
C~TfficAGo Rt
163 W. Fin li st. Repairs made for any stove
in the U. S. Patterns made to order. 18
GASOLInTE STOVES CLE A NED, BEPAIBED.
Tel. 1008. BLACKMAN, 408 8. Spring St.
DRESSMAKING.
class fitting dresses call at 124 8. Main St.
Dresses made from $4 up. MRS. STOLTENBKKG
WOLTEB.
ATTORNEYS-ATJ^AW^^^
H^ENEYdTcRONI^-^
and New High sts., Los Angeles. Rooms 12,
13,14, Abstract and Title Insurance block.
fole~yTTi~torneFs-at-law, 8
and 9, Moore block, 110 Court st.
kT~yiwng7 ioi
. Bradbury building.
REAL ,
' : REAL ESTATE AND
_L> insurance agents; money loaned at 6 per cent.
'■05 W.Thlrust. 12-7 tf
Proposals for Bonds
BIDS ARE INVITED UNTIL SATURDAY
March 9th, at 10:30 a.m at my oftice at
the Azusa Valley Bank, in Azusa, Gal., for the
purchase of Hsb'o,ooo oi Ihe lirst mortgage
bonds of the Azusa Irrigating Company, or
any portion thereof. Said bonds are so much
of an issue of $80,000 of bonds dated 18!>;i and
running ID, 15 and liO years—no option—and
bearing interest at 7 per cent payable semi
annually—interest and principal payable in
gold.
These bonds were Issued to complete the sys
tem of irrigating works watering the best por
tion of one of the finest valleys for the growth
of the orange, lemon, peach and apricot. The
company has just entered into a con ract to
complete this system, and these bonds are of
fered for sal* for ihe purpose of paying for the
work as it progresses.
Each bid should be accompanied by a certi
fied cheek payable to the order of the cashier
of tho Azusa Valley Bank lor 1 per cent of <he
hid and should be endorsed "Proposal* for
Bonds" and addressed to the undersigned.
ALFRED P. GRIFFITH.
3-1 Fiscal Agent A. 1 Co.
SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS!
Loraest seed House m cSouinern California.
For present planting season we call the at
tention of our patrons and tho public, in gen
eral to our t'resli, true stocks of IMPORTED
and DOMESTIC Garden, Field, 1-lower and
'Tree Seeds. Alfalfa. Grains, Clovers, Grasses
nnd many new Fodder Plains
Crimson Clover it specialty. Australian and
lapauese tree seeds. Highest discounts to deal
ers an i stotekeepers. our nsw catalogue Hi
pages with upwards of 800 engravings) now
ready and mailed iree lo any address on- re
ceipt ol 10 cents to cover postage.
HEED DEPT. GERMAIN FRUIT CO.,
145 s. Maiu St., Los Angeles. Cal.
12-13-eod-3iu t. O. Box 953.

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