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10
The Herald
Los AwoELis. California.
Published by The Herald Publishing Co.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
BY CARRIER:
Per week 9 20
Per month 80
BY MAIL, (including postage):
Dally Herald, one year 8 00
Dally Herald, six months 4 25
Dally Herald, three months. 2 '25
Dally Herald, one month 80
Weekly Herald, one year 1 50
Weekly Herald, six months 1 00
Weekly Herald, three months 50
Entered at the postofflce at Los Angeles as
second-class matter.
ANNOUNCEHENTS.
The papers of all delinquent mall subscribers
to the Daily Herald will be promptly discon
tinued hereafter. No papers will be sent to
subscribers by mail unless the same have been
paid for in advance.
No contributions returned.
1 I
SPECIAL NOTICES^^^
LEWIS * ALDERSON- ~
312 S. Main st.
My. oh mv, It Is astonishing how cheap we sell
furniture now days. Just think of rice new mantel
folding beds—pretty as a picture—for {IS: curtain
folding beds for *6.60, and fine ones with pretty
aeroll heads, for «8: good Clipper conch for |4: large
plush upholstered rockers for {5: lunch counter. 32
feet, for (to, or 22 feet for J«; counter stools for 50
cents: good restaurant range for f 15.
AFXESTA"DE LOS ANGELES-iN*ORDER
to insure all possible convenience to the vis-
Ivors to La Fiesta de Los Angeles, a Bureau of Pub-
He Comfort has been organized, and all hotels,
rooming bouses or citizens, wishing 10 rent rooms
during the celebration can register at I.a Flenn
headquurters. Xo. 137 south Main street, slating lo
cation, number of rooms to >>c rented and price for
iame. This information will be embodied in a
pamphlet, under the seal ot ihe Merchants' Asso
ciation, and distributed throughout the city, ond on
all incoming trains. A small charge will he made
for registration to cover expenses of tbe Bureau.
All registration subject to the committee's ap
proval. PUBLIC COMFORT COMMITTE,
MAX MEYBERG, H. P. ANDERSON*,
1 Director-General. Chairman.
WILL PAY IM RE\VARD"FOR INFORM A
tlon that will lead io the return of Willie and
CharlleMrlesbuoh.aged respectively 13 and 14 years,
who left the home of their grand-parents, F. Ntra
iner, Verdugo, California, about November 29, ISH4.
C. J. XIMMEH, College and Buena Vista sts., Los
Angeles. M 0
X»-OTICE~THE LOS ANGELES CITY
Water Company will strictly enforce the fol
lowing rules. The liuurs for sprinkling be
tween 6 aud s o'clock a.m. and 6 aud s o'clock p.m.
For a violation of the above regulation tbe water
will be shut off and a fine of »2 will he charged be
fore tne uater will be turned on agalu.
HESAFEr7EPOSITBOXESOF THE STATE
Loan and Trust Company are enclosed iv a
Arc-proof and burglar-proof vault with time locks
and Brilliantly lighted with electricity ; alcoves at
tached for the private examination of valuables,
with writing materials; a young lady in attendance.
FOR~ SALE—THE NEW ~HOME SEWING
Machine company offer for the next 30 days
Ihe following bargains—Whites, Standards, Auto
matics. Singers, Domestics. Davis. Households,
etc., from S>l- to $15, on payments of fl per week.
849 S Spring st. Branch, 85 E. Colorado, Pasadena.
4-4
F~~ OR SALE--THE -NILES TRACT;' LOTS
in this beautiful tract are now for Rale at
prices ranging from 1900 upwards; these lots are
sold only to parties übo will build good houses.
FOIXDfeXTER & WADSWORTH, 305 W. Sec
ond St.
J?SmTx ' SEE MALE PI LLS~AS A SPECIFIC
monthly medicine for immediate relict for
painful and irregular menses—from whatever
cause. For sale by GEO. H. FREICMAX CO., 102
N. Spring st. Price, f2 per box.
MERICAN 'LODGE I. O. O. F., WILL BE
Instituted soon; any one holding card or ctr
tidcate please call on the secretary at once. Room
220 Stlmson Block. Xext meeting will he 7:80
p. m-Saturday, same place. 16
LADIES, YOUR OLD HATS MADE~~NE*\\\
cleaned, dyed, reshaped, latest styles, 50c.
STRAW WORKS, 454 S. Spring St.. bet 4th *JSh-
UTTER—CHEAPER THAn"eVER;' FIXK
butter, 25c roll; choice, 30c square. M. T.
HERZOG, 442 S. Spring. 14
MACHINERY', DIES! AXD TQOLS~MADE
and repaired. J. YON SERKEY, 216 S. Los
Angeles st. Tel, 933.
AN HONORABLE MARRIAGE BUREAU;
10 cents for details: confidential. P.O. box
4T9, Los Angeles.
FCHARDS7STEAM CARPET CLEAXIXG~
Office: Room 7, No. 120 N. Spring St.. city.
Telephone 1343.
FOR - CONCORD WAGONS CALL AT BIG
Tree Carriage Works. 128 San Pedro st. 28
Y. SLOPErT HOUSE MOVErToFFICE 12
,Center place.
A"r^fved^h abrT* h. waite. 'the
Clairvoyant of Clairvoyants aud the ONLY 1
Independent slate writing medium in the city, that t
answers sealed messages while iv a dead trance,
tells If your lover Is true or false, who to trust and i
who to watch, tells your lucky month, week or
day, gives advice on all matters of Importance,
such as business, love affairs, marriages, divorces,
lawsuits, etc. Locates lost or stolen goods, reu
nites the separated, brings speedy marriages, re
moves stumbling blocks and had lock 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, hut if 'you are satis
fied he then charges you "2.00. Is this not honest.
Now do not delay, hut go at once an 1 sec this me
dium* If you are going to see a medium, why not
see the greatest on earth? He has taken parlbrsat
852 S, Broadw ay,when, be wjll give private sittings
daily. Hours from 9to s. P. s.—People living out
Of the city send stamp for free advice, hut ask 110
•Aiestions. Read my big add in medium column.
2-27 tf
almTstry~prof~a".~mVers, tPFe ce£
ebrated European palmist, pacychometrlst
and phrenologist, who has examined the bands of
most of tbe crowned heads of Europe, has arrived
In Los Angeles and Intends to remain here for
some time. By palmistry he reveals nccuratelv
the past, present and future of the Individual; give's
descriptions of every memher of your famllv, the
deceased, as well as the living; also the description
of the one you have married and the one you will
marry; tells country of birth, age and how long
you win live; describes perfectly your present cir
cumstances, and no matter how difficult they are,
by his advice you will be able to avoid obstacles
and aided to success. Asa psychometrist be Is
unequalerl. He will locute any ailment or disease
more accurately than autopsy would do, and by
this gift and power has helped many, who bad
given up all hope. All who are about to make a
change should consult him. as bis advice is reliable
and beneficial. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed or
no pay. Free—Free—Free medical diagnosis from
Bto 10 a.m. Headings from Hi a.m. to 7 pTm. Par
lPl's, the Ni.rwn.id. ■'■■•> S. Hi 11 st,. cor, vi si \ th. 1:1
MEDIUMS
WLXO-NA-SEVKXTH OF !
the late Dr. King World, renowned Clair
voyant and astrologist. Life reading of the plan
ets and crystal 50 cts and 11, Nativities it upwards,
Hours 9a.m.to 8 p. m., 421 W. Seventh st. 15 !
■Jt.TRS. PARKER. LIFE ~ READING,' PAKT,
ari-lpresent and fin,ire; fee 50 cents and 11. Take
University car to Forrester aye. and Hoo\er St., i
go west on Forrester aye. three blocks to Vine st ,
second house on Vine west of Vermont aye. 3-10
A ONES H. PLEASANCE, IHE DEAD t
trance medium, gives satisfactory sittings
daily at her residence, 6*14 s. Broadway. 4-11 1
TtfRS. PERCY, in. X FIFTH ST., HOLDS
JirXcircles Friday afternoons, Monday and Thurs
day evenings. Reading*, 91. 31 I
MISS KATE LAMPMAN, "STARLIGHT," •
trance medium ; sittings daily ; 422 W. 7th 4-7
liIBENCH LADY, HEALING MEDIUM— '
1 Life reading. Parlor 7, No. 8551-18. Spring st.
rpEST circle -tonight! by misskate
X Lampman "Starlight," 122 W. Seventh st. 12
MRS. HOPKINS BUSINESS 1
and te-t meiiii.ni. ;n 11. :- i"i 2-2s lmtf
TENTS, COPYRIGHTS' ETC. j
PA TEXTS" FOB IIfvENTIONS IX all |
countries obtained, touch 1 and -old. Trade '
markfs copyrights, etc.. by 8, J- DA 'i »v t 0., pat
ent attorneys; rooms 282-238 Bradbury building, '
l.os Angeles. Established 1849.
HAZAKP A TOWNSENdTV DOWNEY BhK.
Tel. 247. l.os Angeles.
KNIGHT BEOS., PATENT LAWYERS AXD
. solicitors. 808 Stimson hlnck. Est. 1848,
LOST AND FOUND
STOLEN >.A]'KT> BICYCLE, DISAP
io pearerl from sidewalk in front of Herald office 1
nn New High street about l o'clock Sunday morn
ing, old-fasijloned oval frame, marked "England,
Very heavy, wrought Iron saddle post, iri good re
f>air. but paint worn off. Reward will be paid tor
ts return to Herald otlice. 12
lOSTI OST-IX ARMORY HALL. SATURDAY
J evening, March 9, sold breastpin, shape of
flower; small diamond In center. Return to 420
w. Sixth i|>.; receive liberal reward. 11
IJWUND— BUILDER who WANtVpIANO,
borae and buggy aa part pay for building house
H D. t'UATF.s, 221 s. Olive street. iitj ,
FROM 150 WEBT THIRTIETH ST.
one sorrel tiiiy with halter. Receive liberal
reward. 2-17-lm
CLIPS HORSES AT YOUR
own price. Xorili I'ron.lway,
~
I>ELL & BABICHI, AXD
X> Insurance agents; mouey loaned at 6 per cent,
UV, Third st. 12-7 U
JLOS AXGrELES HERALD: TUESDAY/• MORNING, MARCH 12, 1895.
HELP
EW. REID (tVO.
• EMPWVMKXT AGENCY.
1 IX W. First St.
I Tel. 1084.
Orders telephoned or telegraphed at
our expense.
We are the oldest established agency In South
ern California, and our long experience enables us
to select such help as our patrons rail lor.
We furnish all classes of help tree of charge, and
can supply you on short notice, Give us your or
der and you will not be disappointed in finality of
help or promptness. K. W. RKIDj* CO. 2-8 tf
"a - MAN IN EVERY SECTION TO SELL
' j\. staple good* to dealers: experience NnneceS
i sarv; best side line. STS a month. Salary and cx
i perises or large oommlsaion made, ror sealed
particulars send stamp. OLIFTON SOAP MAX
UFACTt'RINO CO., Cincinnati, O. _ _____
ANTED—ACTIVE" MEN TO TAKE OR
ders for enlarged portraits, city and coun
try, a. H. EVKBTTT * CO., 421 s. Spring at. 4-8
et-tY, hummel 4"coT.~aur>«o: W. SECOND
st. Tel. 619. The best employment oflice In
every way tn Southern California.
BOSTON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. tB W
Fifth st. Telephone 1525. TuThSunS-13
I -TT*-AN"TED—A FIRST-CLASS COAT-MAKER
W PAXX BROS., Riverside, Cal. .15
HEL PJWANTED-
FOR GENERAL
housework. __ S. Hope St.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
Deserving persons desiring employment will be
allowed to Insert three lines for two insertions un
der this heading free of charge.
GAIL
riener and orchardlst: also can take cure of fine
j horses. Address, GARDENER, Juda's Orchard,
! Lamanda park, Pasadena. IS
! \\J- ANTED SITU ATI OX—BY MAN AND
I>T wife; man as all round worker and wife as
i cook and housework. Address WORK, box id,
| this ollice. 13
1 '^\^ANTErT^ > "OSITION BY A M AN OFBTJSL
W ness experience: real estate taken for
Wages;good references; address this oflice. 12
WANTED— POSITIOX,~VoUXG MANToOOTi
references, experienced butclier. Address
A, Herald. H
-ti Fa n f ed'-sltv at ion by young man;
It either nurse or porter. Address Al; box 40,
this office. . 14
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE
Deserving persons desiring employment will be
Allowed to insert three lines for two insertions un
der this heading, free of charge.
sit nation in a widower's faintly as liouse
keeper; am a good cook aud economical; good ref
erence. Address MRts. BETTHEL DEXXIE,
Sauta Monica, Cal. lo
4 COMPETEXT \VOMAN~WAXTS TO TAKE
-aTjL cave of child; good home; small WUNI and
no dirty work. Apply for ten days. 534 s. Main.
\T7-AXTKD-SITU ATION; A FIRST-CLA
M cook, colored woman, desires situation as
cook in good family. Address 1-5 Vine st. 12
KIT ANTED™" SITUATION—BY ~ EXPERT
tt enceti woman to rook for crew of men. Ad
dress X, box 40, this office. 19
"TXT ANTED—BY COW PETENT LADY, PoBl
m tlon as Mrst-class cook; no objection to house
work. 1318 Georgia Bell st IS
J^^ED^-TO
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
tt light housekeeping. Central location and
moderate terms. Address H. IC, box 3'j. Herald.
"rtfANTKD-TO IQ&CT HOUSE OIT FIVE
tt room*; southwest; walking distance. Ad
drew F. this oflice. ll
WANTED--REAL ESTATE.
M''AXTKII-t'OKNF.H LOTS EVERY W H ERE.
I \ we have lots cf buyers who want them;
bring them In today. t'OXXORS' CORNER LOT
AGENCY.-"iT W. Second St. tf
WA NTED-MISCELLANEOUS^
■tI'AXTKD - STUCK IN STATE LOAN A
,? Trust Company, or r.os Angeles Nut ion al
Bank ln part payment for eood propirtv. POIN
DEXTER * WADSWORTH, sua w. Second. Hi
tl r A XTED—VOCA I, STL DENTS, BY A PU
, * pit of Madam Bodstein ot New York City:
120 East Adams. 12
~\y A N li:ll - C HILDREX~ TO~BOARD AND
,> care lor. Address W. 8.. station E. city.
FINANCIAL.
PACIFIC LOAN COMPANY,
INCORPORATED.
Loans money in any amount on all
kinds of collateral" securities, dia
monds. Jewelry, sealskins, merchan
dise, etc. Also ou pianos, iron and
steel safes, without removal. Partial
payments received. Money quick.
Business coulidential. Private office
for ladles.
W. E. DE GKOOT, Manager.
Rooms 2, 3 aud 4, 114 s. Sprlug st.
MONEY TO LOAN AT S PER CENT TO
build houses ou the installment plan.
BF.XFRO * CUMMINGB,
Real Estate aud Insurance Broken,
aiii WEST THIRD STREET,
Stlmson Block.
4 tf
TNI ON LOAnToM PA N V.
J Stimson Block,
Loans money on ail kinds of collateral security,
watches, diamonds, sealskins and furniture in
lodging an<l boarding houses and on pianos without
removal: also on bonds, stocks and mortgages; low
im re.-:; money at once; business confidential: pri
vate ollice for ladle 3, room 112. CI, A It X A. SHAW,
managers, rooms 111 and 112, lirst floor. Stimson
block.
ONE V TO LOAN ON mA JIONDsT
watches, jewelry, sealskins, etc.; also on
pianos, merchandise, iron and steel sales, turni
ture in lodging houses, boarding houses and hotels
without removal: also ou city and country prop
tuty; low interest: can have money ut ohce;
business confidential; private office for ladies.
GEO. S. ROBINSON, 332 W. First St., rooms
2 and 3.
IJOINDEXTER - * WADSWOP.TIL 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 managed for
non-residents. 28 tf
\FONEY~TO LOAN IX
_atX any good collateral; business strictly conri
dentia!; loans negotiated on city and country
property. W. E. DEMIXG, HI W. First st.,
room 15.
MOXeV'toToANOX MONTHLY INST A Ele
ments, long time and easy payments. No
commission charged. Appiv NATION AL BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, ISIS B'dway.
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH
es, jewelry, pianos, live stock, carriages,
bicycles, all kinds of personal security. L>;e
BROS., 402 S. Spring St. -1-20 ly
WANTED— 12200 ON LARGE~HOrSK AND
lot, worth over 1500:); 8 net; first class
loan. POINDEXTER As WADSWORTH, 305 W.
Second. Hi
rpO LOAN — UNLI MITF. D A~M OU N T FOR
X smalt loans; no commissions; light expense.
SECURITY LOAN * TRUST CO., -23 S. Spring.
MONEY TO LOAN ON «ILT-EDGE SFOUIC
lty, city or country. GOSPER, SMITH <S
CANNON, 421 stimson block. 12414
MONEY TO LOAN IN I,AROE"AND~BM ALL
amounts; long or short time. S. P. CREA
SIXGER, 237 W. First St. 8-3
_».>o ~f\f\(\ "toToax"on city' proF
«?*»«-«TJUVJ erty, from 12000 up. W. P.
LARKIN, lio S. Broadway. 20tf
rpo loan— sums io _ sriT AT
J. reasonable rates. WM. F. BOSBYSHELL,
116 S. Broadway. tf
rpo loan—money"" 6n~personal"pe-
X curlty. joux l. pavkovich, 220 w.
First at. 28tf
MONEY TO LOAN—SMITH"4 O'BRIEN. 167
S. Broadway. 2-5 if
rpf) LOAN—9IOO TO fIOO.OOO, s,'i TO 8 NET. 22U
X W. first 't. 8-5 tf
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT. 220
\Y. First Rl.
rpo LOAN .-MOXEY'ONTeRSONAL NOTEfi
.1 220 W. First SI. 78tf
STOCKS. BONDS AND MORTGAGES
ISfJS SALE lA RTivR "_" "BEECHEftT M IX-
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 *o
liclted; Information promptly furnished. Office,
328 S. liioadwoy. 12-12 tf
—■ ■' " 1 — 1 ■
SPECIALISTS
M RS. WEAVER JACKSON, MANICURING
for ladles and gentlemen; specialist in com
plexion department; elecirolvtic removal of
superfluous hair. 201,-7-8 Stimson Block; tel. 1256.
J'NO. H. UM arborough! HCTBNTIFIC OPTL
elan; Chicago graduate; eyes examined free; !
correct clhswh prescribed. Rooms 201 and 202,
stimson bull, 1111;;. 3.1 a i
EAR. It. G. COLLIN*; "OPTHALMIC OPTL
I_J cian, with the l.os Angeles Optical Institute; '
~, c- examincl fi ■ !_:, s. Spring st.
_ ATTORNE\'S-AT-LAW
<TuJNln7n'"\y\ COR. EBANKLIN
j and New High stis . 1,0-: Angeles. Rooms 12,
13 and 14, Abstract and Title Insurance Block.
PECK & FOLEY, ATTORNEYS^AT-LAWTs
and S, Moore Block, lie Court st.
K. YOUNG, Af'IORNEY-A'SLAWriOS
. Bradbury Building.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITmS^^
I'~{\f\ DAfiliAlXa IN LODGING HOUSES
UU for sale by BEN WHITE, 221 W.
First sc:
"0 Kuouis I soo 18 room* tiers:
17 •• litwis " 1000
14 '• 700 3 " SAC
10 " SM4O " 120 C
11 " 800 85 " 2800
15 " 950 7 ■' IM
22 " 1600 » « MO
40 « 2000 14 " 1000
SO » 8(101120 " 2000
Apply to BEN WH ITE, 221 W. First St. tf
TIESTAI'BAXT MEN SEE THIS BARGAIN—
XV One of tlie very largest and best restaurants
and bakeries ln the city, doing a busi
ness of over (so a day, commands a
steady trade; lease; low rent; good loca
tion, etc.; you can try this before you buy; sure In
vestment; selling only en account of other busi
ness ; price SISOO. App'lv to BEN WHITE, 221 W.
First st. tf
FOR SALE—OI.TJ ESTABLISHED LODGING
house: 37 rooms, completely furnished; doing
good business; close In; must be sold on acoount
ofslokness; this is a bona fide proposition; no
reasonable offer refused: must sell within 2 weeks.
Address or call 233', E. First, II and 8 p. m. 12
FOR SALK-FLOrIiINo"MILL.~~7S "MILES
from Los Angeles: good location; doing good
business: well supplied with best machinery, fuel
and all facilities; good wheat section; full Inform
atlon given; unusual opportunity. LOY *HU
RIN, 338 South Rroadway. 11-12-13
jjT-l /*/"W", WILL SECURE A PAYTnG
«B 1 UUU cash grocery business, center of
city; splendid location, rent |20; lease. Rualness
can he doubled in 30 days by a live man. CARTER
* BEECHER, 828 S. Broadway. 12
BUTCHERS. ATTENTION—ONE OF THE
Very hest equipped meat markets In the city;
run by present owner over 8 years; clears over IISO
a month; see this bargain; price (1800. BEN
WHITE. 221 W. First st. 11 tt
T7<OR SALE-A RESTAURANT: GOOD BVSI-
X ness; rent (7.50 per month. Colton block,
Fourth and Los Angeles st. 2-28 tf
CH A NOE FOB 810 R ETURNS-HAViTYOU
(300 to Invest in a strictly legitimate business
enterprise? Will pay (75 per week. Address N,
Box su. this ollice. tf
LIST OF HOTELS AND
X lodging houses; prices range from (800 up
ward. 5. F. UREASINGER. 237 W. First St. 3-J
Its; os sale:-a valuable: coal mine in
. state of California, by widow, Address, MRS.
FANNIE GREEN, San Bernardino, Cal. 22
FOR SALE—A GENERAL MERCHANDISE
store; country town: (7500; or by invoice.
I. D. BARNARD. 117', s. Broadway. 12
FOR SALE-CHOICE r RODUCE. _ BUTTER
and egg store; price about (3,5,1; good business;
bargain. ,500 W. Sixth st. 12
TIOII S A LE-STI)CK~I N ST ATE LQ AN~A ND
X Trust Co. POINDEXTER * WADSWORTH,
KM W. Second. 12
HHS'S /^-PARTNER;" LARGE MEAT MAR
OOOUkot. BEN WHITE, 221 W. First St. tf
LODGING HOUSE - OF 20~*ROOMS,""PA8A
dena, (1300. WHITE. 221 W. First St. tf
w! 1 C\f\f\— GROCERY BARGAIN. ~ BEN
O L UUU WH ITE, 221 W. First St. tf
i« W Xn-C'IIAL AXD~FEED~ YARD" BEX
0 i OU WHITE, 221 W. First St. tf
tt 1 O ST—FRUIT AND CIGAR STORE—BEX
01-O WH ITE, 221 W. First st. If
'tJS Q T ET—CIGAR STORE. SPRING ST. BEX
tJO i O WHITE. 221 W. First St. tf
TO SELL YOT R BUSIXESS. GO TO
I. D. BARXARD. 117'j S. Broadway. 17
OR SALE—FOUR fTxE LODGING HOUSES.
Inquire 317 S. Hill St. 13
PERSONALS .
PERSONAL - HOUSlTirEEPiritsr ATT EX
tlon! Groceries at cut rates. 5J lbs. flour. 85c;
lv lbs. corn meal, 15c; 10 lbs. lard, bsc: 5 lbs. Japan
tea, $1; can cocoa. 15c; Rio coffee. 25c; keg Hol
land herrings, 75c; 2 lbs. codfish. 15c: salmon bel
lies, sc; lo lbs. raisins. 25c; 6 lbs. apricots, 2oc; 3
lbs. cherries. 25c: hams. 9oj pork, 7>»c.
ECONOMIC STORES,
S :5 South Spring.
T>E BROS—GOLD BAR
1_ nour, 10c; city flour, 70c; granulated sugar, 21
lbs. (1; brown sugar,2B lbs. (I; 7 lbs. rolled wheat
or oats, 28c; sardines, 5 boxes 25c; tomatoes, 2 cans
ific: 7 bars German family soap, 25c; 5 gallons oil.
BOc; gasoline, 65c; 8 packages morning meal, 25c;
lard, lo.lh can 75c; 5 lbs. 40c. 601 S. Spring street,
corner si\th.
rpHE LATE ST* ST YLE""S EG EXT~ SUITS
.1 made by crack eastern tailors for 135. we Will
sell for sir, if we can tit you. MISFIT CLOTH
ING PARLORS. 223-225 W. Second st . between
Spring and Broadway. tf
W"HY PAY A MERCHANT TAILOR SU
it for a suit, when you can get the same thing
for *15nt the MISFIT CLOTHIXG PARLORS,
223-225 W. second St., between Spring and Broad
way? vf
ATTEXTIOX-FULTr~DRE"ssf~ SUITS ~FOR
hire, suitable for halls, parties and receptions,
at the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 223-225
W. Second st.. bet. Spring and Broadway. tf
T> EAL ESTATE AND LODGINW HOUSES,
X\ ranches ond city property, sales and ex
changes perfected, house renting promptly at
tended to. M. P. BO WEN, 113 W. Second st. tf
Mi sFI TS AN D~ UNCALLED FOB OAR
inents at less than baif your tailor's prices, at
the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 223-225 W.
Second St.. between spring and Broadway. tf
I>ERSONAL— NEW '" PROCESS; IRREOU
larlties, from whatever cause, cured without
medicine, instruments or pain; sure cure; lady
attendant; low fees. 323 W. sixth. 18
HAKItV, DID YOU SEE THE NOB BY* PAIR
of pants that I bought forts. 80 at tbeMISFIT
CLOTHING PARLORS, 228-220 W. .Second St..be
tween Spring and Broadway. tf
I>EltsoNAL -PA I.M ISTRY; ONE HAND
read free; every hidden mystery revealed: life
read from cradle to grave without a'mistake; 1 till
Bp. m. ill .'4 W. Third st.
I>ANTS THAT WERE MA DE ~TO~~ORDE It
for 812 we will sell for S5 at the MISFIT
CLOTHING PARLORS. 223-225 W. Second at.,
between Spring aud Broadway. tf
MME. /ETNA - FORTUNE TELLER BY
reading cards: nlso alcohol baths; select pat
rouage. 138'iX. Spring St., room 4. 21
MME. LECROQ. FREXCH DRESSMAKER
cor. Second and Main, next to ( athedral.
FOR IWUSE 90
feet front, for a fruit ranch at or near Pomona,
or an alfalfa ranch near Los Angeles. 80 acres of
farm lond near Paso Robles, San Louis Obispo
county, for a small alfalfa ranch near Los Angeles,
or a home ln this city. 11 room house on Grand
aye., close In, for a fruit ranch. 12-room house on
Second and Hope sts., for orange grove. A nice
place In this city to trade for a home in Pasadena.
Business block and other productive property in
Topeku, Kansas, for city or ranch property here.
A fine residence in Seattle for residence here, will
assume or pay cosh difference. J. A. MORLAX.
Chamber of Commerce. 223 W. Fourth Bt. 10-tf
For" los angeles "residence"—"the
best located and finest Improved 20-acre fruit
ranch in Sun Bernardino, 8 miles west of Court
House. IU miles from city limits, 1 mile east of
Rialto P. O.j 3 miles north of Colton, on the Santa
E'e R. R., 400 bearing peach, 500 prune, 600 plum
trees, 1 1-4 acres blackberries, all In bearing; 30
acres in raisin grapes,i 2 rows of gum trees on
north line. Abundant water, all fenced. Clear of
all Incumbrances. Price (4000. CARTER Oi
BEECHER, S2B S. Broadway. 12
FOR EXCHANOE-20 ACrtES~AT "COVIXA :
nice well-built modern cottage, splendid ham
and outbuildings; set solid to 4-year old navel
oranges; all In tine condition; place always had
best of care; property Is adjacent to celebrated
Baldridge ranch good water right, "old Azusa
ditch." Will exchange this fine grove for well
located property in Los Angeles lots or Improved;
value(IO,000 .MERRILL <fe DAVIDSON*,
10-12 _ US S. Broadway.
FOR EXCH ANGE—FOR," ASM A LL, HIGHLY
Improved fruit orchard In Los Angeles county,
five choice, well-located iots, with small cottage, In
southwestern part of city; clear, Full description
aod cash price requested, CARTER & BEECH
ER, C°« South Broadway. 12
-| f\ ACRES ONLY TWO MILES "SOUTH" OF
A \f Jefferson st., on New Main st., with a 8-room
hard-finish house, large barn, tank, water piped all
over place; for merchandise, groceries preferred,
ln any California town. CARTER & BEECHER,
328 S, Broadway. 12
Thf: south c mc alifornt a' lax'dTnd
Loan Exchange,2s4B. Broadway, D. W. Lewis,
manager-unlimited choice bargains in all kinds of
Southern California realty: agents of the Exchange
are among thf, most reliable and conservative deal
ers In Southern California, - 2-lltl
TO EXCHANGE—FOR VACANT LOTS OR
ranch close to city, a nice, modern, Improved
7-room bouse and hath, in East Los Angeles; lot
100x135; large barn, nice lawns, fruit trees, etc.;
price (2500. Apply BEN - WHITE, 221 W. First, st
3-4-tf
pOR^EXCHANGE—
2 c lear lots in Chicago, suitable for flats or resi
dence, good location; fnrSamall bouses or lots in
Los Angeles. W. P. LARKIN (fe CO., owners, 110
s. Broadway, Los Angeles. 20-tf
rpO EXCHANGE—FOR HORSE AND BUGGY,
1 a large loi wit h 3-room bouse, at Monrovia;
rented at (4 a month; mortgage of (200; will give
big trade. Apply to BEX WHITE, 221 W.
First st. tf
HUSIXKSS BLOCK IN CITY OF MONRO
via, lensed lor ;i years; paying 12 percent per
annum. Price 13800, ln exchange for Los Angeles
properly. CARTER <fe BEECHER, 328 s. Bioad
way. 13
ITiOR EXCHANGE - 7-ROOM MODERN
JT house In good location, Pasadena, 12500, for
good county property. POINDEXTER & wahs-
WOKTH. 805 w. Second. 16
ONE OF THE BEST BROKEN 8-YEAR-OLD
colts in l„is Angeles for a smith Premier type
writer in good order. CARTER A BEECHER,
328 S. Broadway. |g
1-<OK EXCHANGE—ONE OF THE FINEST
and best homes iv Redondo, clear. Want
nice uottnge in city. U. 1). JOHNSON, 213 Went
First St. tf
FOR SALE—CITY PROPERTY
TpOR SALE—
GRIDER ft DOW.
8. Broadway.
REAL ESTATE
AND INVESTMENT BROKERS.
ESTABLISHED lis:.
CITY LOTS
•28 down and (10 n month without Interest will
buy a fine lot on a traded street, with cement walk,
15 minutes' ride from the business center; price
only (ISO; see this.
(350 will buy a 50-foot lot on 14th st.. set to bear
ing fruit; half a block from electric cars; this must
be sold within a week; see this.
SHOO will buy a fine lot on Pico street, half a block
from electric cars.
(000—Choice lot on Adams St., new residence to
cost (3500 going up on adjoining lot; one block from
electric cars; price only (600.
(050 buys a 50 foot lot on 12th St., west of Pearl on
easy terms.
(900 will buy a fine corner lot. suitable for a
business block, which will rent before building Is
completed; tn 10 minutes' walk of first and Spring
streets.
SHOO for a lot on Grand aye., close to Adams st„
80x158 feet; this Is the best bargain offered on
Grand aye.
GRIDER ft DOW 109.1. S. Broadway.
CITY HOUSES.
(850—Small cash payment down, the balance In
small monthly payments, will buy a cosy new cot
tage, 14 block of electric cars, on a graded street;
only 12 minutes' rldo from business center; see
this at once.
Lovely new 5-Toom cottage with all modern Im
provements, reception hall, mantel, grate, hot and
cold water, marble wash stand, bath, pantry and
closets, front and back porches; lot 50x180 to alley;
12 minutes' ride from the business center by elec
tric car; street graded and graveled ; cement walk
and curbs; tbls will be sold on long time If sold
loon.
(2500 will buy a brand-new, 7-room residence,
fine reception hall, winding stairway, large double
parlors; elegant mantel and grate; large pantry
and closets: piped for hot and cold water; marble
wash stand; patent water-closets; bouse finished
In yellow plue throughout; cement walk; lot SOx
150: within 1 block of electric cars; street graded
and graveled; cement curbs ami walks; see this at
once; only (250U; on easy terms.
GRIDER ft DOW, 109', S. Broadway.
HOMES FOR ALL.
(750 buys Bla8 l a acres of extra tine land; location
unsurpassed; no frosts or fogs, 0 shares of wuter, l .
acre In blackberries which produced 2 tons last
year; mile from depot, school,church aud store;
the best bargain out.
(150 per acre will buy 20 acres just south of the
city, little west of the University car line; cun
subdivide nnd sell in lots for three times the price
asked.
(105j—10 acres alfalfa land, alt fenced and cross
fenced, new house, barn, corn crib, chicken and
stock corrals, artesian well and water right with
place, one-fourth mile of depot and creamery .close
to store, postotlice. churches and schools, will
make terms, this is is a bargain
SSSOO--10 acres set solid 10 bearing lemons and or
anges, fine residence, large grounds set to choice
plants, shrubs and climblug vines, here all
kinds of tropical vines thrive ln winter, abso
lutely no frost, this place is only ts minutes' drive
from the business center.
GRIDER ft DOW, 100', S. Broadway. 12
—
-ESTABLISHED 1887
- KENNEDY,
Real Estate and Investment Brokers,
134 S. Rrondway,
Tel. SSi,
Orange and walnut groves a specialty.
Large ranches for subdivision.
Gilt edge city property.
!2-2S-tf
rjXKACT~ OF~HOM ES
GRIDER ft DOW'S ADAMS STREET TRACT.
(800 to (000 will buy the finest building lot In the
city, ironting Adams street—B2 feet wide. Twenty
eighth street. 100 feet wide, both lined with tine
palm trees; Twenty-seventh street and Twenty
ninth street. Lots all SO feet front, alleys in rear:
cement walks and curbs, streets graded! graveled
and sprinkled: street trees planted. Rich loam
soil. So feet higher than Figueroa street, grand
view of the mountains, building clause. Visit this
tract and seethe many line homes being built
Only 15 minutes' ride from Second and Spring sts.
on the new double electric cars down Central aye.
Office tn the tract. Free carriage. For maps,
prices and all Information write or call on
24-tf GRIUER ft DOW, los.'j S. Broadway.
JfOR SALE—
(7500—A first-class 10-room house. W. Seventh st.:
tine view; large lot; a first-class home.
(10,000—Xew and modern 14-room house; 4 wood
mantels, furnace, cement basement; everything
first-class; large corner: both streets graded; con
nected with sewer: tine view. This Is a fine place
and for less than cost
14000 - New 2-story house near Seventh, ln Bon
nie Brae Tract.
(3)00—8-room house. 5 minutes' walk to First, and
Spring; will rent for (34 per mouth.
(I.ooo—First-class9-room house. 15 minutoß" walk
to First and Spring; close 10 cable cars; fine view
graded street
WILLIAM F. BOSBYSHELL,
12 116 S. Broadway.
~ '
A good corner lot. both streets graded. 10 min
utes' walk to First and Spring; fine view and
close to cable; under electric light: a sure bargain.
75 feet front ou Thirtieth st., between F'igueroa
and Grand aye.
HO feet front on Grand aye.. north of Twelfth.
45 feet frout on Main st.. north of seventh; a bar
gain.
50 feet on Rurlingtou aye., near Niutb St.
00feet On Westlake aye., between Seventh and
Eighth.
See me for what you w ant.
WILLIAM F. BOSBYSHELL,
12 lis s. Broadway.
LOTS IN THE WORKMAN PARK TRACT.
On the new electric car line.
FROM (350 UP.
FOR SALE
-BY
JOHN H. COKE, Agent,
207 S. Broadway,
— tf
FOR BALE-BY W. jTfTsHER 227 W. BEC
ond street—(l4 a foot, lots, Kohier tt. near Sev
entb;(lsa foot lots, Merchant St., near Seventh;
(100, a snap, new house, 5 rooms, hard finish, Koh
ier st.; (1850. new house. 6 rooms, bath, Kohier St.:
(82.50, a (10 cash, 8 years' credit, 6 per cent, 10
acres; (750, a., 12 acres, near electric cars, Univer
sity; wanted (4000, 10! i gross, on city property,
rents 24 percent. 20-tf
FOR SALE-1250; LOTS 40xT40 ON WILLOW
St., (300, lots 30x140 on Palmetto st. Xo pay
ment required down If you will build. These lots
are iv the Arthur tract, between the Southern Pa
cific and Santa Fe depots, corner of Mateo and
Palmetto streets, 10 minutes walk to town. See
owner at once. F. H. SHAFER, 120' i S. Spring
St., room I. S-tf
FOR SALE-31ST"STT7NEAR~frRXND AVE~
B-room 2-story house, newly built, with hath,
library and 2 fine mantels; everything first-class:
fine yard: lot 80x153; a bargain at (4000; don't miss
seeing this. W. P. LARKIN ft CO., at their new
office, 182 S. Broadway. P. S.—This l» a special
bargain; come; on terms; It will be sold this
week. 17
■Jg ROADWAY FRONTAGE!
81x185 feet on west side of Broadway, between
Third and Fourth sts.; this fs an opportunity to
secure a fine building site, or a good speculation to
bold for an advance; we are sole agents. STHAS
BURG * PAYNE, 254 S. Broadway. 12
MD. JOHNSON,
. 213 W.,First st.
Real Estate anil Eire Insurance.
— 2 6tf
FOR SALE—(BOOO, (3f)00 CASH, WILL BUY
large 9-room, two story, fine house, all modern,
on corner lot, 100x118 feet, this place Is southwest,
on electric line; will soon he worth (10,000.
Also a number of other good houses, southwest,
from (1500 up. W. P. LARKIN * CO.,
20-tf HUB. Broadway.
" '
20 fine bargains In bouses, from (800 to (2000:
some that must be sold and will go at bargains.
W. P. LARKIN ft CO.
20tf 110 S. Broadway.
AS. PHELPS ft CO-, REAL ESTATE
• agents, list your properly for sale or ex
change with us, and we will make every effort to
meet your wants; correspondence from abroad so
licited. Office 139 S. Broadway. tf
FOR SALE-WEST HALF OF LOTS 4 AND 5,
block 29, Hancock's survey, 35 acres, near oil
wells in the northwest quarter of the elty. Apply
to c. M. STEPHENS,room 00, Temple Block. 15tf
InOR SALE—ONE FINE i.OT IN FA IR
-1 mount tract for (lOno; worth 51200
W. P. LA UK IN ft CO..
j 20 tf 110 S. Broadway,
IJIOR SALE—RENTAL INVESTMENT FOR
. S96OJ. Income (000 per year; Improvements
I new; location first-class. BRADSHAW BROS.,
139 S. Broadway. 10-12-14
rilllh I. NDlvi I) E D ONE-TH IR DOF TEM PLE
JL street oil lands: also it water right. Address
FANNIE GREEN, San Bernardino, Cat. 22
•IJiOR SALE -CHOICE LOTS IN SANTA MON-
X 1 loa, by ROBERT F. JONES ft CO., 204 Brad
bury block. 6tf
I rpwo~FiXK~WDUINU~kOUBES— INQUIRE
I JL 317 S. Hill St. •
FOR SALE--CITY PJWPERTY\^
F~ "OK Bj»7L_77ijn'tlMl£'—
LOTS HOUSES
LOTS HOUSES
LOTS HOUSES
AT HIGHLAND PARK
AT HIGHLAND PAKK
AT HIOHLAND PARK
ON PASADENA AYE.
ON PASADENA AYE.
Lots from fBOO up; houses from 12000 up.
Lots from |30.i up; houses from (2000 up.
Time from 1 year up.
Ttme from 1 year up.
Just outside city, on electric road, finest lota now
on the market; sizes of lots from 50x150 fett to 1 or
more acres, Just as you wish. Pine balmy climate
and the best of spring witter.
Houaes built to order on Installments if you
wish.
Call and be shown the.best bargains In the
market.
Some new houses now being built on this
property. Take the electric car on Spring St., and
go to Highland Park and see tbose beautiful lots.
They are clear of Incumbrance and have per
fect title.
We also have a good 2-story house there for sale;
with shade and fruit trees and garden. The lot Is
102x150, price (2500.
Also 9-room modern house, with 8 acres of land,
(5000.
Also now 2-story, 8-room, first-class modern
borne, lot over I acre, fine landscape, garden, fruit,
shade, roses, oranges; a beautiful place, (4500.
Call at the main office from 10 to Ha. m. and 2
to Bp. m., and take a free ride out and buy a site
for a home, or go out to the new office on the
ground; electric cars pass tlie ollice on Paaadoua
aye.; the builders are on the ground.
W. P. LARKIN A CO., Owners,
182 8. Broadway.
Headquarters for Chicago buyers. 17
FOR SALE
CITY PROPERTY.
(900—2 lots with 4-room house, fruit trees, flowers,
etc., near Central aye.
(1100— Lot 50x118 with 4-room cottage, on Bryant
aye
(2400—4 1-2 acres near Central aye. electric line,
suitable for lots, and full-bearing fruit trees.
rwo— 2 lots with good house on Plrtle st.
Uoo— 7-room cottage with all modern Improve
ments, on w. Sixteenth St.
(200— Beautiful lots in Vernon, somo in bearing
fruits.
(150 up—Lots on ond near Central aye.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
(800— 2' 4 ' acres on electric line, near city; good
house, orange trees, etc.
(25Jo— 6 acres l'rnlt aud alfalfa lands; Improve
ments worth the price.
(no per acre—Choice fruit, barley and wheat land;
water In abundance.
(75 to (too per acre—lso seres choice fruit and al
falfa land, 12 miles from city. In 5-to 40-acro tracts;
lnnd In cultivation; easy terms.
(2500 —I acres at Burbank, lnld out In bearing
fruits nnd flowers: good 6-room house: all modern
improvements; stables, carriage shed, well, etc.;
easy terms.
(2050—10 acres nt San Fernando, to hearing figs,
hlockberrles, etc.; go»xl 4-room house, plenty
woter; all fenced; only (500 cash, balance easy
terms.
And many other bargains too numerous to men
tion. Give us a call.
GOSPER, SMITH * CANNON,
12*11 421 SHmson Block.
F~~ OR KALE-(373 WILL b"UY A (000 LOT ON
Tblrtv-slxth street, near Main, 50x125; also 90
choice lots on electric lino, between Los Angeles
and Pasadena: lots from 50x150 to 200x800 feet sold
on long time; houses built to order: come and take
a free trip ou* and get a choice lot: no money
down to those wbo build at once.
W. P. LARKIN 4 CO.,
20-tf 110 S. Broadway.
BARGAIN-OWNER GOING EAST; 14
-room house, Orange st„ close to Pearl, lot
175 x 255; easy terms; sj eelal price for all cash;
must be sold CONNOR'S CORNER LOT
AGENCY. 207 W. Second St. If
_ 1 ff OF FIVE ROOMS ON
n| i OU West Thirty-second st, between
Main st. and Grand aye: street Is graded, curbed
and sidewalked. EARNEST U. TAY LOR,
12 214 N. Spring st.
*QKiTi LOT O N — BRYAN T ~"A VENUE IN
ijOtJu the Urmston Tract. This Is the cheap
est lot in the tract. EARNEST G. TAYLOR,
12 214 N. Spring St.
F""OR "SALE^IHLI - OI L: A~ CORNER ON
Court St., also a corner, 2 lots, on Elrst st.
WILLIAM F. BOSBYSHELL,
12 116 s. Broadway.
I" ACRE, THIRTY -SECOND
near Figueroa. 155x280; only |i"i 00; tine place
for handsome house, also 50x28), (1500. POINDFIX
TER A WADSWORTH, 00. W. Second. ]«
/V-ROOM~' HOUSE? FEMPL K, ( LOSE IN;
O owner must sell; wilt sell bouse and lot for less
than house cost. CONNOR'S CORNER LOT
AGENCY, 207 W. Second st. tf
IJSOR SAI.E-AT A" BARGAINT~£RIIO>rCOT
tage on Downev aye; easy terms, low Interest
CONNOR'S CORNER LOT AGENCY, 207 W.
Second st, tf
-IT-tOR AND (22.50
X per month, no Interest, will pay for large
5-room brick house; lot 150x140. WM. F. BOSBY
SHELL, lib S. Broadway. 18
FOR SALE—7-ROOM COTTAGE, 923 WEST
Sixi.'i st., nenr Pearl, (2000 : 00-foot lot, stf
FOR ~RE\f^HOUSES
F" OR RENT —""aN " HOME IN
the Harper tract, 1128 West Twenty-eighth st,,
house of 14 rooms, large barn, beautiful lawn, or
ange trees, flowers, walk nnd everything to make
fine home. Inquire 152 N. Mainst. c. F. HARPER.
F ______ -jj j ; MODERN 7-ROOM
house, lot 100x185,a1l set to bearlngfrult, large
barn. etc.. 4 blocks from electric cars. East Los An
geles; will rent very cheap to' good tenunt. See
BEN WHITE. 221 W. First St. tf
rpO LET—COTTAGE OF 'FIVE ROOMS AND
A hath, completely furnished. Nice lawn, flow
ers, fruit nnd shade trees. Apply to Z. P. KING,
238 S. Spring st. 12
' F^RENT--ROOMS^
liOR RENT-NICE LIST OF FURNIRHED
houses in all pans of the city. S. P. CREA
MINGER, 237 W. First St. 8-3
THE DENVER, - 133" N. MAIN ST.; FINE
furnished rooms; (1.50 per week and up; cen
ter of city.
1740R ~'RENT-t"hREE SUNNY BOOMS,
: furnished or unfurnished, 833 south Broad
way. 13
RAND FINE,
largo rooms; (3 per week and up.
] — 7\OR ItENT^A - FINE~"OFF ICE APPLY TO
; BELL * SABICHI, 205 W. Third St. tf
171 OR RENT—FURNISHED~ROOMBr6OF_AN
. ning street 31
~^R^l^NT^^^EU^EWj7^
1"~710K RENT—FOR FIVE YEARS, 40 ACRES,
. five miles from city, one block from railroad
station: 5 acres in full bearing fruit, 15 acres ln
alfalfa, balance In pasture. 8-room house, two large
barns, dairy house, brood house, chicken house,
two fine artesian wells, all fenced nnd cross
fenced, near creamery and cheese factory; place
arranged lo keep 2000 chickens, 20 cows; all stock
ami farming Implements and household goods, all
complete, cart-be* sought or will exchange for prop
erty In Los Angeles and pay cash difference If de
sirable lot. A. A: IRISH, ».', S. Spring st.
FOR RENT—
Oflice and living rooms with bath, ln heart of
city.
ALSO
Opera hall for lectures, parties, etc., by the
night, week or month.
Apply to OZRO W. CHILDS, Room 1, Opera
House Building. 2-28 eodtf
DENTISTS
1882-E6tabllshed—lBB2.
DR. L. W. WELLS,—EXTRACTION PAlN
less; good crowns, brldgework and teeth
without plates a specialty. Cor. Spring and First
•ts., Wilson block. Telephone 1886.
DAM ■ BROS. ""DE N t'aiTpXrlOßS, 239" ■ i
6. Spring St.; painless extraction and fill
ing; plates, (6, (8.10; all work guaranteed; estab.
10 years. Hours 8-5, Sundays 10-12.
H, KRIECHBA UM, DENt7sT\ 218 s7
*OT« Broadway, entrance through Westervelt's
studio. Office hours, 8;30 to 12 and 1 to 5.
Ltjdwi g"s em le r7d7 b7~577- den tai7~o f -
flee, room 1,114 S. Spring St.; office hours, 9
to 12 end 1:30 to 5.
A- LB AN V—DEY — DE NT A I," _ P AN-
Amerlcan bank building. A set of teeth,
(6; best S. s. white teeth, (10 per set.
D~'r7wiFihsk7" "
Corner Seventh and Main streets.
Telephone 1031.
D~r7 c, — g7 - h!tiFar d~^t7enFist. rooms
BT2-323 Bradbury Block, Los Angeles, Cal. 4-7
Dr. kenne:dy,"dentist,"ioB!j n. spring
St., rooms 2, 6 and 7. Painless extraction.
FRANK STEVENS," 324>4 "s. SPRING ST.
Open Sundays and evenings; electric light.
F~* It. CUN NING HA M 7 DENTIST, CALIFOR
• niaßank building.
JJR. TUCKER. DENTIST, 120 X S. Spring Bt7
MRS. L. .1. KKXXKDY, MANICURE AND
chiropodist; moles and hair removed by
electric needle, ( rocker block, 212 S. Broadway.
V.fI»S c. STAPFER, CHIROPODIST; LA
_V_ dies' masseuse, 211 W. First St., opp. Nadeau.
DR. B."/.ACHAU7sURGEON CHIROPODIST.
124 S. Main BL, rooms I and 5.
~~STO V^REPAIR^RS
t" iHI(' A G 6 * RlO P AIRINIi"cO,7JAMEs"mAYOR,
/ 153 W. Fifth St. Repairs made for any stove
In tho U. S. Patterns made to order. 15
FrAsoLiNEsTov eh cleaned!7repaired.
Vr I el. 100.4. BLACK M AN, 403 8, Spring St.
_ _ J2^ r
C~" ONRAD HUHEHEiF UltANli'E 'SfTuTttlN
oul and asphalt paving. 287 W. First it.
FOR
-pOR
HOMES FOR ALL
Choice fruit, berry ana farming lands. One mile
outside the cltvand near the now Pasadena electric
road, ln tracts to suit, at (60, ISO, (125 to (200 per
acre, on easy terms Take tho electric cars on
Soring at. to Highland Park postofrlce. Our
onent there wilt show the land, or free carriage
from our office to the tract. (IBIDKR - DOW,
pm l , S. Broadway. _ Btf
For" sale-fruit - lands in "the ex-
Mission Maclny rancho, near Son Fernnndo
and Facolma, on the Southern Pacltlo railway,
within eoav reach of the city; 1100 feet above sea
level. Delightful climate; (75 per aires on easy
terras; also good building lota ln West Lc* Angeles
on the University electric car line. Apply to the
UNIVERSITY Oi SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA,
rooms S and 7, Phillips Block Annex, Los Angeles;
special prices for cojib. so
FOR SALE—B4O ACRES OF LAND—ONE OP
the finest sections ot land In Kern county;
level and deep sediment soil. All can be. Irrigated
from» large canal that Is supplied from Kern
River. Splendid for citrus ond other fruits, us It Is
close to Teharhenl Mountain; ond If sown to al
falfa would yield 4000 tons of hay In a season In
quire of 8. B. HOLTON, Selma, Fresno county.
1 mo-cod
-JpOR SALE
(so per acre, 820 acres first-class alfalfa land.
RIO per acre, ISO acres alfalfa, close In.
100 per acre, 40, 50 nnd 60 acre blocks nt cl ty lim
its. Terms easy. W. P. LARKIN * CO.,
110 S. Broadway.
20tf Headquarters for Chlcogo Buyers, i
FOR tsALX—{lOO PER - ACREr WILL OIVE
you good land, all planted In fruit and cored
for for 8 years; you can have 3 years to pay the
(100 per acre If you wish; we have a number of
ranches for sale In all parts of the state. W. P.
LA RKIN * CO.. at their new oflice, 132 8. Brood
way. IL.
I7AOR SALE—THE FINEST ORANGE RANCH
1 of 44 acres in tbe county, all In bearing, bud
ded fruit, with plenty of water; Is worth the time
and expense to see it; will sell as a whole or In two
pieces; see this place to appreciate It. WM. F.
808- YSHELL, 116 S. Broadway. tf
PEACH LOCA
tlon, consisting of one acre. Will yield between
4 and 5 tons of the choicest variety of peaches tbls
coming sesson, clear, as part payment or equity in
n well-located cottage In the city. CARTER *
BEECHER, 328 8. Broadway. 12
f> OMPULBO~RY~SALE OF LAND TO CLOSE
\ out an estate; 820 acres of gracing and farming
land In Tulare county, Cal.. 10 miles northeast of
Visalia, one mile distant from Kaw-eah station, on
Southern Pacific railroad. Apply ot once to JOS.
MEBMER, administrator, Los Angeles,Cal. 2-17
CIHOICE LANDS -LOS VEGAS" VaT.LEy!
/ Southern Nevada, on line of projected rail
roads between Salt Lake and Los Angeles, 11.50
per acre. Maps, photographs, pamphlets, exhlhts
of fruits, grain, at our office. LOY & HURIN,
838 south Broadway. 11-12-1!
IjxOß SALE — SUVERIOR FRUIT - LAND*sf;
water sold with land in definite quantity, de
livered in steel pipes under pressure, reservoir
capacity six billion gallons. II EM ET LAND CO.,
Baker Block, Los Angeles.
F* OR SALE—I 2 FBUIT RANCHES. GOOD
bargains, from 10 acres up to 500, close In; five
choice orange groves, ln full bearing, on easy
terms. W. P. LARKIN & CO., no 8. Broadway.
20 tl
F~~ OR SALE - 10-ACRK - PEACH ORCHARD
for sale. Trees 6 years old; Inclosed ln good
fence with rabbit netting. Price (1100 cash. Write
J. MANNERS. San Jacinto, Cal. 27 ood
F OR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN—B SEc"
tlona of good land tn Kern oounty. Inquire 418
S. Spring st.
FOR SALE—LIVE STOCK
deciduous fruit treea, large variety; 212 W.
Fourth st. Call or write
FOR'sXIE— SINGLE, DOUBLE DRIVERS,
buggies and harness, BACON, rear 508 8.
Broadway. 44
FOR" BALE-ONE8ALE-ONE FRESH COW; 8100 EAST
First at., near Dakota st. C.FAUST. 12
NEOVS
S"^AT^di^>^ MERIT?_fAND7sf7I~N
tbe Pacific Warehouse, 801 and 803 East Xl rat
street, ln tbe city of Los Angeles, California. The
following-described merchandise, upon which the
storage charges have remained unpaid for more
than a year. Notice Is hereby given that the same
will be sold at public auction to tbe highest bidder
for cash, at said Pacific Warehouse, No. 801 and sws
E. Firsts!., Lob Angeles, Cel., Wednesday, March
20th, 1895, at 10 o'clock a. ra., by Thomas B. Clark,
auctioneer, to pay the advance charges aud storage
and cost of sole on said merchandise, aa fol
lows, to-wlt: T. J. Robinson, household goods,
(53.20, accrued storage; D. W. Field, 1 trunk.<it,,
accrued storage; George M. Lake, tool chest, 922.6,1,
accrued storage; A. C. Wright, minerals and
books, (48.80; accrued storage; Mrs. M. Marmlon.
1 trunk, (17.90. accrued storuge; Mrs. Sklnnei. Ice
chest, (66, accrued storage; Mrs. O. W, Williams,
trunk, (13.80, accrued storage; Mrs. Ada Smith,
pictures and dishes,(l 4, accrued storage; Mrs. Kell
man. pictures and trunk, (13.su, accrued storage;
D B. Matlock, fruit pickers, (25.25, accrued stor
age; J. M. Smith, 1 Incubator, (8, accrued storage,
Dated Lot Angeles, Murch sth, 1895.
15 PACIFIC WAREHOUSE
F~ OR SALE—SMALL QUANTITY OF FV RN L
ture, very cheap; owner leaving. Kooms for
rent, 652 8 Broadway, cor. Seventh. 12
bit fine: parrot; good
lolker; price (25; worth (50. Coll 420 8. Main
street. i.:«jj
FOR~SA LE—160,000 OLD POSTAGE - HTAM PS,
cheap. T , Box 26, this office.
tjior sale^-oldpapers in quantities
X to suit, at this oflice.
I"Excursions to tiib bast—the Va*
_ vorfte personally conducted excursions of the
Buuta Fe route leave Los Angeles every Thur-day
morning at 7 o'clock; Pullman upholstered sleep
ing cars ruu without change Los Angeles to Chi
cago, Kansas City. St. Louis and St. Paul, wlvh'an
annex car to Boston: the great point to remember
is thut you can save at the very least one full
day's travel by traveling on the fast train of the
Santa F'e route; attentive conductors accompany
tbe parties through; berths reserved and more de
tailed information obtained at tlie company's of
fice, 129 N. Spring st., Los Angeles, or through any
agent of the Southern California Knilway.
x>urlin gton'route - e~xasu~rsions. pi-Tr
jy sonolly conducted, leave Los Angeles every
Wednesday via Southern Pacific, Denver and Rio
Grande and Burlington route for Chicago, New-
York, Boston and other eastern points; upholster
ed tourist cars with all conveniences. See any
Southern Pad He agent or write to T. H. DUZAX,
222 S. Spring St., Los Angeles. Cal.
T U DSON 'S POPU LA R EXCURSIONS
•J Every Monday over tbe Rio Grande \Vcstrru
and Denver and Rto Grande railways; scenic
route; personally conducted; newly upholstered
cars through to Chicago, New York and Boston.
Finest equipment, best service, quick time. Office,
212 S. Spring St.
I PHILLIPS' "PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
. excursions,via the Rio Grande and Rock Island
routes, leave Los Angeles every Tuesday, cross the
Sierra Xevados, and pass the entire Rto Grande
scenery by daylight. Also via the Southern route
every Thursday. Oflice, 138 S. Spring Bt.
ELECTRICITY. |_
-\f ISS LILY—LATE FROM PARIS, GIVES
_rX scientific massage; hand-rubbing, alcohol
aud perfumed buths; attendants. Parlor 18, 142 S.
Main St.
ASS AGE AND
Turkish, Russian and electric buths in Cab
inets. L. R. LARSEN, S4IX S. Spring. 4-8
ME. DE GREY-MASSAGE - AND "ei.lOC
trlclty baths. Graduate Masseuse. 316 1-2 S.
Spring st.
RB^~~DR. EVANS - THE WOn"dERFUL
magnetic healer Is now at 142 1-2 N. Main St.,
room 11. 2-20 lm
MISS DARRELL OF BOSTON, FIRST-CLASS
massage treatment, room 11, 85514 S. Spring.
4-8
VERA CLAIR — MASSAGE MAGNETIC
treatment; vapor baths; 229 W. First., room 13.
AtoAME DE
electro-magnetic treatment; 418 1-2 s. spring.
VLMA WOBTH-MASSAOE, SELECT PAT.
ronage. 138,' i N. Spring St., room 4. 411
T~OLA LIVINGSTON, 13s' a X. SPltiXl. s FT.
\j Room 3, alcoholic baths aud massage. 4-7
MISS BIRDIE HOWARD,"I3B'i X, SPRING
St., room 11; alcohol baths. 4-i
TURKISHJLND OTHERBATHS.
rjURKISH AND OTI«:Trx"BATHB.
Both departments'of the Hammam have been
thoroughly cleaned and refitted. Ladles' depart
ment open from 8a.m.t06 p. m. Gentlemen's
department open day and night, except Sunday
afternoon, we give Turkish, Russian, Sulphur,
Electric, Salt, Medical and other baths. Massage
given at "baths" or private homes.
11. O. BROOKS, Proprietor.
230 South Main st.
DRESSMAKING
L" ADIES THAT LIKE TO WEAR FIRST
class fitting dresses call nt 124 s. Main st.
Dresses made from (4 up. MRS. STOLTEiNBERG
WOLTER.
1-4 ASTERN - D RESSMA KF. R " WISH ES SE W.
j ing In the bouse or out by the day. 515 W.
Seventh st. 12
PLUMBERS
C"~T H . WOTTI IN - sa N IT.\ R V PLUMB] NO A
j, specially. Estimates given. 206 E. Fourth
St., two doors east ol Los Angeles st.
IVrANK A. WEINSH ANK, PLUMBER AND
gastltter, 24,1 E. Second St. Tel. 136.
PHOTOGRAPH PARLORS.
C b. Waite, 211 w. first st.77ajs"ax>
• geles, Cal.; views made to order guurunteea.
Largest assortment S. California views.
J>_.OTOS, ANY SIZE, IL PLAZA GALLERY.

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