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9
The Herald
Los Akgei.es. California.
Published try The Herald Publishing Co.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
BY CARRIER:
Per week $ 20
Per month 80
BY MAIL, (including postage):
Dally Herald, one year 8 00
Daily Herald, six months 4 2r>
Pally Herald, three month*. 2 2ft
Daily Herald, one month 80
Weekly Herald, one year 1 50
Weekly Herald, six months 1 00
Weekly Herald, three months 50
Entered at the postolBce at Los Angeles as
second-class matter.
ANNOUNCEnENTS.
The papers of all delinquent mall subscribers
to the Dairy Herald will be promptly discon
tinued hereafter. -No papers will bo sent to
subscribers by mail unless the srmc have been
paid for in ac'vancc.
No contributions returned.
SPI.CIAL NO TKES^
1' EWIS4 ALDERSOnT '
j 3L2 South Main St.
•Slam! Bang!" goes prices oai everything nt
Lewis .V Aldersor'e. liran now folaing beds
for J. 6: new chairs for 45c: tine new high
back dining chairs for Sl>o: new bedroom sets
for $9: springs for $1.50; top mamesses for
$1. We are the people. Yes, yeil Everything
you want in furniture goes 'way down cheap.
Be sure you get in the right place, aud that is
312 S. Main St. U
A FIESTA DE '.OS AXI-KUIS IN ORDER
to insure all possible conwnience io the
visitors to La Fiesta tie Loi Angvles, a Bureau
oi Public comfort has been organized, anil all
hotels, rooming hoases or oltisiins wishing to
rent rooms during die celebration can register
ai f.a Fiesta headuiiarters. No. 137 South Mun
street, stating location, number of rooms to
be rented and prico for same. This informa
tion will be embodied in a pamphlet, under
the seal of the Merchants' Association, and
distributed throughout tiie city, aiol on all m
coming trains. A small charge will be made
for registration to cover expenses oi the
Bureau, All registration subject to the com
mittee's approval.
I'l Bl.il' COMFORT COMMITTEE.
MAX MEYBERG, H. P. ANDERSON,
1 Director-General Chairman.
f~WILL PAY $50 REWARD FOR INFORMA-
J. tion that will lead to the return oi Willie
and Charlie Griesbacb, aged respectively 13
and 14 years, w ho left the homeot their grand
parents, F. N'immer, Verdugo, California, about
November 29, 1894. c. J. NIMMER, Colle«e
and Buena Vista sts.. l.os Angeles. 4-10
OTICE—THE LOS ANGELES CITY W A 1 ER
Company will strictly enforce the lollow
ing rules: The liours for sprinkling are be
tween 6 and 8 o'clock «. m., and <> and 8
o'clock p. in. For a violation ot the above
regulation the water will be shut off and a tine
of #2 will bo charged belore the water will lie
turned on again.
T" ~HE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES OF TB E STATE
Loan and Trast Company ate enclosed in
a rire-proof and burglar-proof vault with time
locksand brilliantly lighted with electricity;
alcoves attached t<-r tiie trivate examination
of valuables, wi!h writing materials; a young
lady in attendance.
T7IOB SALE—THE NEW HOME SEWING MA-
V chine Company offers ior the next JO days
the following bargains: Whines, Standards.
Automatics, singers. Domestics. Davis, House
hold!, etc., from if 12 to (lb, on payments oi
$i per week. 849 8. Spring st. Branch, 85 t.
Colorado. Pasadena. 4-4
-pOR SALE—THE "XILEB TRACT"; LOTS
JT in this beautiful tract are now ior sale at
prices ranging from $900 upwards; these lots
are sold only to parties who will build good
bouses. POINDEXTER oV WADSWORIII, 305
W. Second St.
MESMIN'S FEMALE PILLS AS A SPECIFIC
monthly medicine for immediate relief
for painful and irregular menses—from what
evenause. For sale by GEO. H. FREEMAN A:
CO., 102 N. Spring st. Price, $2 a box.
\ M ERIC AN LODGE, I 6.""67f~W1L1<- BE
J.V instiiuted soon; anyone holding card or
certificate please . all on the secretary at once.
Room 220, Stimson Block. Next meeting will
be 7:30 p.m. Saturday, same place. lo"
A t ASS AGE AND SWEDISH
.M Thorough English method. iiiven at
othce or residence. Rooms H and 7 445J 2 s.
Spring. Telephone 546.
T ADIEB, YOUR OLD HATS MADE MEW,
.1 j cleaned, dyed, reshaped, latest styles, 50c. '
STRAW WORKS «3 8. Spring St.,bet.4th* sth.
BUTTER— CHEAPER THAN EVER: FINEST
tub creamery, 20c lb.; 2 lbs., 88c; rolls, |
?5c.; squares, 3uc. IfERZOG, 442 Spring.4-14
MACHINERY, DIES?" AND TOOLS~MADE
and repaired. J. YON BERKEY, 210 8.
Los Angeles st. Tei. 933.
AN HONORABLE MARRIAGE BUREAU
10cents for details; confidential, p.o. box
47!', Los Angeles
I>ICHARBS STEAM CARPET CLEANING,
i Ottice: Room 7, -No. 120 N, Spring st., city
Telephone 1343.
JSOR CONCOtiD WAGONS ( ALI.' AT BIG
Tree Carriage Works, 128 sau I'edro st. 2-i
A F. BLOPEB, HOUSE MOVER. OFFICE,
■fa.. 12 C enter place.
MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY.
Vjif-S LILY—LATE FROM PA Rib, g7\"EB
,'1 BClentiflo massage, hand-rubbing, alcohol
and perfumed baths; attendants Parlor 18
laf) 8. Main st.
MASSAGE AMi El.El IK 11 TREATME.NT -
Turkish, Russian and electric liaths in
cabinets. LB. LARBBN, 841% 8. Spring, 4-8 I
MR.-. DR. EVANS. WONDERFUL MAGNETIC
, heeler, is at 112';. X Main st., room 11.
MISS DARREI.L, OF BOSTON! FIRST-CLASS
massage treatment, room 11, 335 Us
Epring l , 4 f s "
MADAME DE LEON —BATHS. MASSAGE 7
electro-magnetic treatment; 11014 B
Spring. _ " "
4 LMA WOBTH—MASSAGE, SELECT PA-
J\. tronage. 13H', N. Spring st., room 4. 4-!'j
MME DE GRrtV, MASSEUSE GRADUATE:
massage and baths. 310'„ 8. Spring st.
"t'ERA CLAIR - MASSAGE MAGNETIC
> treatment: vapor baths: 229 \v. First
room 13. '
LOLA L[V IN.. BT<iN.lßS} i N. SPRING St.
room 3, alcoholic baths and massage. 4-7
MISS BIRDIE H< .WAR l>!~138' i'sTu PR IN > ■
st . loom 11 : nieohoj balJis. " 4.1;
TURKISH AND OTHER BATHS
1 1 Rk'ISH AND OTHER BATHS.
Both departments of the Hammttn have been
thoroughly cleaned and rclitted. Ladies' de
paninent open from Ba. m. to op. m. Gentle
men'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
houses.
H. O. BROOKS, Proprietor,
230 south Main st.
TL" LITE BATHROOMS—VAPOR, T I B. ISHoW
rj er. medicated,electric,oil, sea salt, alco
hol baUts; massage nnd magnetic treatment.
MADAME DE LEON, proprietor, llu'.. South
Spring si. 4. 1 .j
PHYSICIANS
VTOTHING < OL NT's IN TH IS WORLD EX
1> cent results. T here is no time lo listen
to complaints People do not ask you how
you were disappointed, arrested, undone ill
they care for is, what have done? wnat can
you do? You cannot make a permanent tuo
ceaa Without a good nutrition, com pared wllh
n good stomach, brains don't count seethe
Diagnostician ol 443}jj south Spring street.
Alß* pS J.ll. SMITH, SPEciXLTY,'MId"
.»! wlfery, Ladies cared for during confine
ment at 727 Bellevue avenue. 1 alls nromutu
attended to. Tel 111:.. 1 ' ul "I"'J
DU X WONG, THE EMINEM CHINESE
physician and Burgeon, Olliee 1131
South B oadway. ' •
f |K. GOMEZ, EAt:Flt Y~OF M ADRI1>~r»l«
-t' ea-es of women a specialty. 843 South
Bn aihvay.
- .. __ _
( |K. W, c. CLARK—CHRONIC diseases a
If -p-.ally. U ilson lllock, loom 333. •»„
CHIROPODISTS
MRS. L. J. KENNEDY, M \NI cI i;E AN o
.U chiropodist; moles and hair removed by
electric needle. Crocker blk, 212 S. Broadway.
tVf ISS i . STAFFER, CHIROPODIStI LADIES'
AM masseuse, 8.18 W. First si, opp. Nadeau.
pVR. ti. 7. v BA S , SURGEON CHIROPODIST,
' ' T:„'•" St., rooms 4 and ■'>.
STO 1 E RE PA IRERS
G ASOL!NE BTO YES < LEA NED, REPAUtED
Tel. 100s. BLACKMAN, 403 8. Spring kl.
HELP WANTED---MALE^^
TT* W. REID i CO.
1"> EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
126 W. First St.
Tel 1084.
Orders telephoned or telegraphed at
our expense.
We are the oldest established agency in
Southern California, anil our long experience
enables us to select such help as our patrons
call for.
We furnish all classes ot help free of charge,
and can supply you on short notice. Give us
your order and you will not be disappointed
in quality of help or promptness. E. W. REID
A CO., 2-6 tf
A MAN IN' EVERYnfECTIoS TO
pie goods to dealers; experience unneces
sary; best side line.*.¥7s a month. Salary
and expenses or large commission made. For
sealed particulars send stamp. CLIFTON
SOAP MANUFACTURING CO., Cincinnati, O
\\ V ANTED—ACTIVE' MEN TO TAKE oR
>> ders for enlarged portraits, city and
country G. H. EVERITT & CO., 421 8.
spring st. 4-8
P~ETI \TTIi"MMELirc<77 ~300~302 W. BEC
ond st. Tel. 509. The best employment
office in every way in Southern California.
QOSTON 'EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 833 W'
It Fifth si. Telephone 1325. 4-12
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
Deserving persons desiring employment will
beallowedto insert three lines ior two inset
lions under this heading free of elinrge.
CITI'ATION 'WANTED -BY A GOODGAR
kr dener and oreliardist; also can lake care
of line horses. Address, GARDENER, Judas
Orchard, I.amauda I'ark, Pasadena. 10
OUBE-CLEANI NG, WINDOWS WASHED,
carpets cleaned ami laid, gardening and
I job work: lowest iates by experienced and
• trustworthy man. 118 S, Water St.. East Los
Angeles, room 27. 10
TLACE WANTED BY GERMAN,
as porter, watchman or fireman. Address
I. B . BOX HO, this ulhee. 17
SITUA TIONS WANTED—FEMALE
Deserving persons desiring employment Will
beallowedto Insrrt thrae lilies for two inser
tions under this heading, free of charge.
¥ ADY OF HE FIN EM ENI DESIRES I'OSl
tj tion as housekeeper in hotel, boarding
house or foniily. Has had large experience.
Best of references, Inquire MISS SMITH, this
ofiice. 15tf
Xjn ANTED — CHAMBER WORK, BY I'Wo
tt girls, in hotel; lieach preferred. Address
(', Hox SO this office. 17
WANTED—REAL ESTATE
■«7ANTKD-GOOD DOME IN LOS ANGELES
li in pnrt exchange for fine income ranch
near Orange, unincumbered: no cash needed;
difference secured oymor gage.
Good residence in Los Angeles 5 or 0 rooms,
clear or nearly so, for good income ranch near
li emel.
House or vacant lots Los Angeles, clear, for
line income property Columbus, Ohio, clear.
Improved or vacant, Los Angel s, for 78
acres near Clearwater, this couuty: no alkali;
good gram and alfalfa land. LOY .t HL'RIN,
338 S. Broadway. 14
"IV*ANTED —A LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF
» » Hope St., between Pico and Si xteenth st-.:
must be a bargain; slate location price and
terms. Address A. S., box 40, this Omee. 17
VV T ANTED —CORNER LOTS EVERYWHERE.
>v We have lots of buyers who want tlu m;
bring them in today. CONNORS' CORNER
LOT AGENCY, 207 W. Second st. tf
WANTED—TO REST
VKJ ANTED BY MAN AND WIFE AFTER
>» April Ist, suit of 3or 4 rooms furnished
for housekeeping or furnished Hat or cottage
of 3or 4 rooms; everything to be complete;
permanent tenants. A. L. TOWLE & CO.. 1431
W. Fourth st. 17
WANTED TO REN T A HORSES CI FABLE
tt for a delivery wagon. Apply at 253 E,
Fifth st. Hi
WA NT ED. ■ M ISC EL LA NEOUS
IETANTED—YOUR NOTES AND Bil l s IO
ii collect. \\ c are prepared topayspecial
attention to collections, having had several
years'experience in this work: scud or bring
iliem to us or drop us a card and we will call.
A. L. TOWLE & Ci , 231 W. Fourth st. 17
Igr ANTED—STOCK IN STATE LOAN ,t
n Trust Company, or l.os Angeles National
Bank in part payment for good property.
I'OINDEXTER A; WADSWOP.TH, 305 W. sec
ond St. 16
YET ANTED--A GOOD ('HEAP, SECOND
" band Smith Premier typewriter; must tie
first-class in every respect.. Address B. M.
BLY'THE, Downey, Cal. 15-tf
\\" A.NTI-.D-SS3OOO ON GOOD REAL ESTATE
>» security, SMITH it O'BRIEN, 147 S.
Hron-lv- ay. 18.
FINANCIAL
PACIFIC LOAN COMPANY, ' '
INCORPORATED,
Loans money in any amount on all
kinds of collat'erai securities, dia
nionds jewelry, seal skins, merchan
dise, etc. Also on pianos, iron and
steel safes, without removal. Partial
payments received. Money quick.
Business confidential. Private office
for ladies
W. E. DE GROOT, Manager
Rooms 2. 3 and 4, 114 S. spring st.
I TNION LOAN COMPANY.
I Stimson Block,
Loans money on all kinds oi collateral secur
ity, watches, diamonds, sealskins and furni
ture in lodging and boarding houses and on
: pianos without removal; also on bonds, stocks
and mortgages, low interest; mou-v at once:
Business confidential: private office for ladies,
room 112. CLARK A. Sli VW, manager, rooms
I 111 and 112, lirst tioor, Stimson block.
MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS,
watches, jewelry, sealskins, etc ; also on
pianos, merchandise, iron and steel safes, fur
niture in lodging houses, bearding houses and
hotels without removal; also on city and coun
try property; low interest. can hove money at
once: business confidential: private office'ior
ladies. GEO. S. ROBINSON, 233 W. First St.,
rooms 2 olid 3.
IjOINDEXTEK A WADSWORTH, BROKERS,
305 W. second St., buy and sell mortgages,
stocks, bonds and any good securities: tf you
wish lo lend or borrow, or invest in real estate,
call on us; collections made and property mou
j aged for non-residenls. -jsj ;f
MONEY TO LOAN IN SCMS TO SUIT, ON
any good colUteral: business strictly con
fidential; loans negotiated ou city and country
property. W. E. DEMINg, 211 W. First street,
room 15.
MONEY TO LOAN ON MONTHLY IN-
B tall ments, long lime and easy payments;
no commission chaiged. Apply NATIONAL
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 151 s.
Broadway.
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS,
watches, jewelry, pianos, live stock, oar.
rJages, bicycles, all kinds of personal security
LEE BROS., 402 s. spring st. 2-iO ly"'
'po LOAN—UNLIMITED AMOUNT FOR
I -mall loans; no commissions; light ex
pense. SECURITY LOAN AND TRUST CO
223 8. Spring.
\\* AN J KD—s22oo ON LARGE HOUSE AND
»! lot, worth overssooo; Snet: lirst class
loan. POINDRXTBH A WADSWORTH 80S
W. Second. ' iij
-po LOAN-$20,000, IN BUMS TO si IT. AT
J current rates of interest. GOWAN BB
ERLEdt Co, 143 s. Broadway. 17
MONEY' TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL
union nts. long or short time. s. p CRKA
SINGER, 237 W. First st. g.g
SaOO <tl 1.1 " LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY!
op__,WWWfroms2ooo up. W. p. LARKIN
132 s. Broadway. 80 tl
rpo LOAN— MONEY IN SUMS In SI IT \i
1 reasonable rates. WILLIAM F. BOBBY
SHE!.I., 110 s. Broadway. tf
rpo LOAN-MONEY ON PERSONAL >Fct -
I ril>. JOHN L. PAVKOVICH, 220 West
Writ st, ' 28 tf
\ I oNEY to LOAN-SMITH & O'BRIEN. 107
-ii s. Broadway. 3.5 t f
rpo LOAN-$lOO to #10?,000 HQ To 8 NET
1 220 W. First st. 1 H . :> \\ ■
MONEY TO 'LOAN - IX~SUMf-i TO -1 1 1 "Inn
W. First st.
'PO LOAN MONEY OX PERSONA I NOTES
t 220 W. I i r.st st. 7g t { '
PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, ETC.
DA TENTS FOR IKVKNTIONB IX \\\
J countries obtained, bought ami sold. Trade
marks, copyrighta, etc., by s. j. DAY it CO
patent attorneys; rooms .32-23;; Bradbury
building, io.i Angeles, Established 1840.
HAZARD * ioWNSEND, i) DOWNEY BLK
1 ci, ,uv, los Angeles,
I'NIGHT BROS., LATENT LAWYERS \x'l> I
IV hXne.k. Fa ;. 1843,
BICYCLES ' ~
K AMBLER BICYCLES,
4:.7 S. Spring st. 2 2G lm
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SATURDAY MORXING, MARCH 16, 1895.
BUSINESSjOPPORTUNITIES^
iit/k BARGAINS IN LODGING HOUSES
l\t\l for sale by BIN WHITE, 211 West
First street:
SO Rooms $ 800 18 Rooms $1600
" " 1100 28 •• 1900
14 •• 70012 " 650
10 " S5O 40 » 1200
It " 300 35 ■• 2600
1 U " 950 7 " 350
22 " 1500 9 " 550
40 2000 14 " 1000
50 " Sou.' 20 " 2000
, _Apply to BEX WHITE, 2211 V. First St. If
DA RTNER WAX TED—TO - T AX E _ H A LF~ 1X -
1 lerest and full control of Los Angeles
branch of Chicago Health Institute.
All nervous and chronic diseases cured with
out drugs and after all other methods fail.
strictest investigation courted. Golden op
portunity. Please investigate.
PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
321'j S. Spring st.
Books on hypnotism and magnetism, 10c. 17
RESTAC RANT MEN, SEE THIS BARGAIX-
One of the very largest and best restau
rants and bakeries In the city, doing a business
of over $80 a day, commands a steady trade;
lease: low tmt: good location, etc.; you can
try this before you buy; sure investment: sell
ing only on acrount of other business; price
$1500. Apply to BH.N WHITE, 221 W. First
! street. tf
$•>•)■: - FOR SALE ~RESTAURANT AND
__»> lodging bouse iv town of 2500, near i
j los Angeles: O ilyonein town; clearing $'00 I
• per month; thorough investlga ion allowed;
no rent to pay forone year; just the place for
man ami wife; best of reason ior selling. Ad
dress STRINGER, this office.
r-<OR SALE-FI.OUiISG MILL, GOOD LOCA
-1 tion, doing good business well supplied
with best ma hini-ry, fuel and all iacilitics;
j good wlicat section: full information given:
, unusual opportunity LOY 4i HL'RIN, 338 S.
! Broadway, 16
I) VT c lIF. KS, AT T E NTIO N-ON E ~OF~T 11F
1) very best equipped meat markets in the
city: run by present owner over 8 years; clears
over $150 a month; see this bargain; price
$1900. BEX WHITE, 221 W. First st. li tf
ptHANCE FOR BIG RETURNS-HAVE YOU
V $300 lo invest iv a strict.v legitimate busi
ness enterprise? Will pay $75 per week. Ad
dross X., box 50, this oftice tf
SALE OR EXCH EQUITY
in 30 room lodging house aud lots for
acreag ior small houses and lots. Address B.
8., box 40. this office. , 17
I," OR SAI E -ROOMING HOUSE.' CLOSE IX:
-T low rent, well lurnished. Price, $1000
ca-b. SMI 111 A O'Brien. 147 S. Broadway. 16
IjM>R SALE —A GENERaL MERCHANDISE
store; country town: $7500: or by invoice.
I. D. BARNARD, 117% 8 Broadway. 16
[TOR BALE-NICK LIST OF HOTELS AXD
F lodging houses: prices range fioni $300
upward. S. P. CREASING KB. 527 W. Tirst it.
3-3
1.-HiR SALE A VALUABLE COAL MINE IS
1 state of California, by widow. Address,
Mrs. Fannie Green, San Bernardino. Cal. 22
rpHE UNION CLOTHING HOUSE HAS RE
jl moved to 108 W. s ennd st., between
Spring and Main. A. lowich. 4-14
\ PARTNER WANT ED IN AN ESTA B -
lished millinery business. Address Box
A 40, this office. 16
h OR SALE-ROOMIXiI HOUSE; 133 V MAIN
»-' sts. HENRY ELLIOTT. 19
<6li'-lA- pA 'RTNKH7' LARGE MEAT MAR
fTrMMUket. BEN WHITE, 221 W. First st. tf
10DG1NG HOUSE OF 20 ROOMS, PASA
> den a, $1800. WHITE, 221 W. First at. tf
&IfMV|- GROCERY "BARGAIN. BEN
ijpIUUU WHITE, 221 W. Fir»tst. tf
COAL AND FEED YARD. BEN
fT i WHIlE, 881 W. First St. if
tfe 1 OK—FEU IT AND CIGAR - STORE-BEN
f?J-i> WHITE, 221 W. First St. tf
$7 E—CIGAR BTOR E SPRING ST. BEN
rjN'li.) WHITE,22I W. Firsts!. tf
-po SELL YOUR BUBINESS,"GOTO~
1 1. D. BARNARD. S. Broadway. 17
iFOr? RENT—HOUSES^
I^Volf RE.NT-?AN ELEGANt'hoME
Harper traot, 1128 W. Twenty-eighth St.,
house of 14 rooms, large barn, beautiful lawn,
orange trees, flowers, walk, and everything to
make tine home. Inquire 152 N. Main. C. I.
HARPER.
J~iOR RENT — A NICE MODERN 7-ROOM
house : lot 100x135, all set to bearing fruit
trees, large barn, etc.; 4 blocks from electric
cars. East Los Angeles; will rer.t very cheap to
a good tenant, tee BEN WHITE, *"221 W. First
st. tf
FOR RENT—A i LOSE-IN RESIDENCE; tO
room house complete, modern conven
iences, laundry basernenl, barn, lawn and gar
den. Inquire at premises, 1033 8. Pearl at.,
corner Ottawa; rental reasonable. 16
IVOR RENT FIVE ROOM 11A R D-F IN IS HE D
I suburban cottage, 2 blocks from car line:
$10 per month: water free. Call at 128 W.
Thirtieth st.
1"OR RENT—FIVE-ROOM HOUSE; FOR
particulars apply at 150 E. Fourth, room
14. 17
FOR RENT-ROOMS
I7«OR RENT—
Office and living rooms with bath, in
heart of city.
ALSO
Opera Hall for lectures, parties, etc., by the
night, week or month.
Apply toOZRO W. CHILDS, Room 1, Opera
House Building. 2-28 eodtf
OUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR
lo en suite; terms very reasonable. 637. S.
Broadway. I*7
IVOR RENT-NICE LIST OF FURNISHED
I houses in all parts of the city. s. P.
CREASINGER, 237 W. First st, ' 3-3
'("HE ~DENVER7~TS3~N7 MAIN ST.: FINE
1 furnished rooms; #;.50 per week and up;
center of city.
Gj RAND PACIFIC, 4231! EPRIXGST.; FINE,
"Marge room?, $.( per week and up.
IVOR RENT - A FINE OFFICE. APPLY TO
J BELL A SABICHI, 205 W. Third st. tf
JVOI! RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS, 608
1 Banning st. 31
: EDUCATIONAL
rpHE LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE
I 1 incorporated, located at 114 S. Main st., is
the largest and best equipped institution in
Southern California. It provides a thorough
business education in the most practical way.
The shorthand department leads ail competi
tors, and is tt great success. Its department of
penmanship is conducted by E. K. Isaacs, a
; teacher oi national reputation Day session
. open all the year. Night sessions Monday,
Wednesday and Friday nights ot eacli week,
send for catalogue. E. K. BCHRADER, pres.;
F. W. KELBEY, vice-pres., j L. N. INKBKEEP,
1 see.
Tl IR OOP FOI.YT Ec H NIC- HffTTTUTE, PAS
. adena, offers manual training, bloyd, art,
literary, scientific, classical and normal de
• . partnienls. See exhibit in Siinison Block, l.os
Angeles, or address PRESIDENT C. H. KEYES
j Pasadena.
PRIVATE SCHOOL FOB BOYS AND YOUNG
' I men; Bryson Block, Second and Spring.
1 The common English branches, higher mathe
matics ami classics. Pupils can enter at any
time. ANSI.EM B. BROWN, A. M. (of Yale.) 8
GIRLS' COLLEGIATE SCHOOL—
•110 W, Tenth st.
MIfS PARSONS AND MISS DENNEN.
LOST AND FOUND
JOST— LADY'S G ARNET BREasT-FTnT 2> a
j Inches long, crescent shaped, In front of
Jaeoby's shoe store. Finder will be suitably
rewarded b\ returning same lo 310 Boyd st.
! CTIiA YE D — FROM " PF.I.LISSLER RANCH~
; O Thursday evening, 2 mules, one boy and
j one black. Any one finding same will please
i notify Vienna Bakery or ranch. 13.tr
! T OST—SATORDAY, ON GRAND AVENUE
I lj curs; black purse containing smail amount
toi money and trinkets. Finder please leave at
i this olliee. J6
HHDUNb— BUILDER WHO W ANTS PIANO;
horse and bttggv as pari pay for building
I house, v, |), COAXES, 224 S. Olive st. 00
' OTRAYED FROM ISO W. THIRTIETH ST.
I O One sorrel tilly with baiter. Receive lib
eral reward. 8-17-1 m
j FIOUND -"SAM CLIPS HORSES AT YOUR
r own price. North Bro-dway.
STOCKS, HONIiS AND MORTGAGES
IVOR sale CARTER i BEECHER; MINING
.1 brokors, represent leading properties;
I gold, silver, copper, lend, etc.; examinations
made and reports furnished by the most corn-
I potent end responsible California experts;
i orreipondencesolicited; Information prompt
-""lied. Olliee. 32s s. llroadway. 12-12-tf
PERSONAL
MME. BTANTZ TELLS YOUR PaST 'and
future fortune. MOW S. Spring st • 25
ceuta •
FOR^SAI£^CIW
3 1?0R SALE—ON TIME—
t JT LOTS HOUSES
LOTS HOUSES
) LOTS HOUSES
) AT HIGHLAND PARK
1 AT HIGHLAND PARK
1 AT HIGHLAND PARK
, ON PASADENA AYE.
) ON PASADENA AYE.
> Lots from 8300 up: houses from $2030 up.
i Lots from $300 up; houses from $2000 up.
, Time from 1 year up.
Time from 1 year up.
Just outside city, on electric road finest lots
. now on the market: sizes of lots from 50x150
i feel to lor more acres, Ju tas rou wish. Fine
balmy climate and the best of spring water.
Houses built to order on installments if ynu
wish.
Call and be shown the best bargains in the
market.
I Seme new houses now being built on this
I property. Take the electric ear on Spring »t.,
' ! and go to Highland Park aud see those beauti
iul lota They are clear of incumbrance and
have peifect 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 3 acres of
land, $5000.
Also new 2-story, 8-rooin, first clsss, modern
home, lot over 1 acre, tine landscape, garden,
i fruit, shade, roses, oranges; a beautiful place;
$5500.
Call at the main office from 10 to 11 a. m.
and 2 to 3 p. in., and take a free ride out and
buy a site for a home, or go out to the new
office on the ground; electric cam pass the
office ou Pasadena aye.; the builders are ou
the ground.
W. P. LARKIN 4 CO.. Owners,
13< 8. Broadway
Headquarters for Chicago buyers.
QN THE MARKET AGAIN.
( GOING EAST.
BE SURE TO SEE
THE It AM MEL A DENKER TRACT
Before buying elsewhere.
— — v.
GET OUR TRICES.
This tract is bounded by
Main, Sautee, Ninth and Eleventh Streets.
Consequently
IS CLOSE IN.
FIFTY LOTS
For a speculation.
There Is nothing better
In l.os Ange es.
COOK <t PARSONS, So'e Agents,
344 S. Broadway. tf
iftOXftii-HOCsE OF FIVE ROOMS, BATH,
flP— pantry, etc ,E. litii st.; lot 48x140.
$2000-House and lot on I'aloina st. between
16th and 18!b sts.: Srooojsand bath, pantry, !
closets, stable, etc.; lot 50x145.
$6500—A line new 2-storr furnished house
with store below, 165 on Sichel aud 55 on
Main in East Los Angeles, containing 6 rooms,
beth. etc., and porches above, and 2 rooms ]
and store below. Tne new electric ear will J
pass this place. Including a fine wholesale *
liquor business. 1
•3000— Three rooms, kitchen end bath
room, lot 2GxIOO, on Jackson st , in the center
ol town.
$4000—A cooperage for sale.
$250— A partner wanted to take an Interest
i n the boats add fruit stand at a popular park
in the city.
$1000—A lot out near the oil district in the
Ellis Subdivision, 53x193. Cash.
$2700—San Julian st.; 1 roorr.s; lot 40x138.
$4000-Lot 30x160 on Flower st.; 1-story
6-roorn house, etc.
Fine properties in and outside of city and
business properties for sale.
.1. K. CHALMERS,
Rooms 110 and 111 new Wilson block,
S. E. corner First and Spring. 16
—ESTABLISHED 1887—
4 KENNEDY,
Real Estate and Investment Broker*,
134 S. «roadway,
TIL H6/.
Orange and walnut groves a specialty.
Laige ranches for subdlviaiou.
Gilt-edge city property.
! r jr , RACT OF HOMES—
GRIDER A DOW'S ADAMS STREET TRACT.
$300 to $600 will buy the finsst building lot
in The city, fronting Adams street 82 feet
wide. Twenty eighth street, 100 feet wide,
botli lined with fine paim trees; Twenty
seventh street and Twenty-ninth street. Lots I
all 50 feet front, alleys in'reor; cement walks
und curbs, streets graded, graveled and
sprinkled; street trees planted Rich loam
soil, 30 feet higher than Figueroa street,grand
view of ihe mountains, building clause. Visit
thia tract and see the many fine homes being
built. Only 16 minutes' rirle from Second and
spring sts. on the new double electric ears
down Central aye. oftice on the tract. Free
carriage. For maps, prices and all informa
tion write or call on
24-tf GRIDER A- DOW, 109'.j S, Broadway.
SALE—ON INSTALLMENT PLAN;
JT good cottages close In and save car fare
WM. F. BOSBYSHELL, 116 S. Broadway. 14tf
MD. JOHNSON,
. 213 W. Firit St.
Real Estate and Fire Insurance.
JV 0K SALE—
20 fine bargains in houses, from $600 to
$2000: some that must be sold and will go at
bargains. W. P. LARKIN A CO.,
2G" 132 S. Broadway.
A P. PHELPS A COl REAL ESTATE
Al agents; list your property for sale or ex
change with us, and ue will make every effort
to meet your wonts; correspondence from
abroad solicited. Office, 139 S. Broadway.
A BARGAIN-OWNER GOING EAST;
room house, Orange St., close to Pearl, lot
175x255; easy terms; special price for all
cash: must be. sold. CONNOR'S CORNER LOT
AGENCY, 207 W. second st. tf
JfiOß SALE-WEST HALF OF LOTS 4 AND
5, block 29, Hancock's survey, 35 acres,
near oil wells in the riorthwes' quarter of the
city. Apply to C. M. STEPHENS, room 90.
Temple Block. %stf
IVOR SALE -ONE ACRE, THIRTY-SECOND,
near ligucroa, 255x280; otilv $4500; fine
place for handsome home, alsosox2Bo, $1500.
POINDEXTER A WADSWORTH, 305 W.
Second. 14
IjWR SALE-6-ROOM COTTAGE. 40-FOOT
lot; bath; front and back porch; with all
modern Improvements; easy terms. 618
Crocker st. 17
THE UNDIVIDED ONE-THIRD OF TEMPLE
st. o l lands: also a wa'cr right Address
FANNIE GREEN, san Bernardino, Cal. 22
/•-ROOM HOUSE, T EMPLE, CLOSE ~LN7
\} owner must sell; will sell house and lot for
less than house cost. CONNOR'S CORNER
LOT AGENCY, 207 W. Second st. tf
SALE —AT A BARGAIN; 5-ROOM COT
tageoil Downey aye: easy terms, low in
terest CONNOR'S CORNER LOT AGENCY,
207 W. Second St. tf
17IOR SAI.E-7-ROOM COTTAGE, 923" WEST
JT Sixth sl, near Pearl, $1000; GOSoot lot. &tf
_ FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY
near electric cars, $2.50
$1200—House, 5 rooms, near Twenty-third
and Maple aye.
$700 an acre—2U acres, University.
$100 an arre—lo-acre lots, planted to wal
nuts, peso nea.
$ st) an acre -10-acre lots, Vermont aye.
$1000-Large lot, nearW. Adams st.
feet, near Pico and Tear!
$100 an acre—Watered orange land, Eti
wanoa.
#100 an acre-10-acre lots. Santa Fe Springs.
$1.->0 an acre-orange laud, Riverside, water
piped.
#1050-85 acres, *hor»e and dairy ranch,
\errrontave.
$5000—Flhe residence. Twenty-third st.
T. WEISENDANGER , 227 W. Becond st,
22
yOR SALE- ~
LOTS IN THE WORKMAN PARK TRACT.
On the new electric ear line.
FROM #350 UP
FOR SALE
BY
JOHN H. COKE, Agent,
207 S. Broadway.
tf
(»••> EH A WEEK PA YS FOR A FINE LOT
«P«. •»Iv' 40x130, with large pepper trees,
two Dlock* from electric car-; makes a fin,
home, $400; also #9uO new house, 5 rooms,
hard finished, on Kohler ai., near EUhth, tent
ed for#l2; the bust bargain in 1.01 Anteles
city; also 2 1 is on Kohiar at., near seveath,
#14 a fool: street graveled, curbed, cement
walks: 25 new houses alnce August last, cruue
in and see me for barga ns In lots and horse.
Wanted—s2ooo 10K «ro«s, on mortgage; citty
income property. Yv. J, Fisher, 227 W. Second
street. tf
IVOR BALE—3IST ST., NEAR GRAND AYE.,
9*roem 2 story hove, newly built, with
bath, l.brarr aud two tine mantels; everything
first-class; flue yard; lo: 50x153: a bargain at
$4000; don't miss seeing tbia. W. P. LARKIN
i CO.. at their new office. 132 8. Broadway. P.
S.-This is a special bargain; come; on terms;
it will be «old this week 17
fj>Oß SALE—CHOICE LOTiTtTIA NT A MON
ica. by ROBERT F. JONES A CO., 204 Brad
bury block. Btj
FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK
aALE—DAIRY OF 12 ( t)WS. WITH
good route of $200 per month: with 3
horses, 2 wagons, and 3 yearling heifers; also
lease, with all improvements, at $1000 price.
Apply corner Santa Fe aye. and Lemon si., 1
block soulh of Ninth et. 17
XX? A.NT ED PARTIES HAVING HORSES TO
TV renf for the Fiesta parades can send in
their application, giving price per loam for
each parade, including one man to each
horse. Address PARADE COMMITTEE, La
Fiesta HeadquarUrs. 17
IPOR SALE-ONE NO. 1. JERSEY COW,
fresh: one three-fourths Jersey heifer,
one thoroughbred Jersey heifer MRS.
OWESS, cor. Temple road ami Vermont aye.
18
I/ RED HYNER Has" ORNAMENTAL AND
deciduous fruit trees, large variety. 212
W. Fourth st. rail or write.
4 FINE PARROT: GOOD TALKER: PRICE
I V #25, worth #50. Cellat42oS. Main at. 19
FOR SALE-SINGLE, DOUBLE DRIVERS,
buggies, harness. BACON. S»M 8. Broadway.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
JiMlB SALE 150.000 OLD POST UiE ST AMPS
cheap. T„ Box 26, this office.
FfOR SALE OLD PAI'ERS IN QUANTITIES
1 to suit, at this office ,
BUSINESS PERSONALS
PERSONAL — HO(SEE EEPERS, ATTEN
J lion! Groceries at cut lates; 50 Iha flour,
hoc; 10 lbs corn meal. 15c; 10 lbs lard, 05c; ft
lbs Japan tea, $1: can cocoa, IBs; Rio coffee,
line; keg; Holland herrings. 75c; 2 lbs codfish.
15c; salmon bellies, sc; 10 lbs raisins, 25c; ti
lbs apricots, 25c; 3 His cherries, 25c; hams, 9c;
por-k,7' a c. ECONOMIC STORES,
305 South Spring.
PE RSO N A L—R A U'HiT ~ R ~ BAR
flour, 90c; city Hour,7oc; granulated sugir,
21 lbs St: brown sugar, 23 lbs $1: 7 lbs rolled
! wheat or onts, *6c : sardines, 5 boxes 20c; to
| matoes, 2 cans lfte; 7 har» German family
j soap, 25c; •*> gallons oil, lioe ; gasoline, 65c: .1
packages morning meal, 25c: lard, 10-lbcau,
j 75c; 5 lbs, 40c. 601 s Spring otroet, corner
! Sixth.
'pHE LATEST STYLE REGENTSU ITS MARE
! 1. by i rack eastern tailors for MB, we will sell
! tor $15 if we can fit you. MIBFIT CLOI'HINU
PARLORS. 223*225 W. Second street, between
I Spring and Broadway. tf
j Vl THY PAY A MERCHANTTAILORS3o"«OR
j T? a suit when you can get the same thing
'for $15 at the MIBFrTTJLOTHINO PARLORS,
223-225 Wi second st., between Spring and
Broadway? tf
'"riTENi nRESS~"IriTS FOR
.\ hire, euitahle for balls, parties and recep
tions, at the MISFIT CLOTH INo PARLORS,
I 223-225 W. Second st., bet. Bprlng and Broad-
I way. ,j
REAL ESTATE AND LODGING HOUSES,
ranches and city property, sales and ex-
I changes perfected; house renting promptly et
I tended to. M. p. BOWE.S, 113 vi. Second it. tf
MISFITS AND UNCALLED FOR GARMENTS
st less than half your tailor's prices, st
i the MISFIT CLjTHING PARLORS, 223 225 \Y.
Second If, between Spring and Broadway. tf
I.>KRSONA!.--NEW PROCESS? IRREGULAR
t, itics. from wliatever cause, cured without
medicine, instruments or ptin: May
attendant; low fees. 323 W. sixth. 18'
HARRY, DID YOU SEE THE NOBBY PAIR
ot pants that I bought for $3.50 at the MfS
FIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 223-225 W. second
st, between spring and Broadway. tt
PERSONAL — PALMISTRY'; ONE HAND
I read free; every hidden mystery rev alcd;
life read from cradle to grave without mistake,
1 till Bp. m. Ill", \\. Third at.
PACTS THAT WERE MADE TO ORDER FOR
1 $12 we sell for *6 at the MISFIT < 'LOTH -
ING I'ARL'jRS, 223 225 W. Second Bt., be
tween Spring and Broadway. tf
MME. ZETNA — FORTUNE TILLER BY
reading card!! Also alcohol baths; select
patronage. 138'j N. Spring st., room 4, 21
MME. LEi'ROQ,. ~FRENf:H _ DRESSMAKER,
cor, second and Main, next to Cathedial
MEDIUMS
\V» l-NO-N A, SeVen fHD AI "G HT'EK OF THE
II late Dr. King. World-renowned clair
voyant and as rologist. Your life tead by
planets and constellations from cradle to
grave. Advice given on business end private
matter which never fails. Astrological nativ
ity with full details, giving fortunes days for
business and private transactions, with chart
for future guidance, that you may act in ac
cordance with your planets and constellations
under which you were born and which control
your des'lny. 421 W. Seventh st, Los Angeles.
Appointments at private re idences 25
MRS. PARKER. LIFE READING, PAST
present and future: fee 50 cents and $1.
Take University car to Forrester aye. and
Hoover at, go west on Forrester aye. three
blocka to Vine St., second house on Vine wcat
of Vermont aye. 4-12
MRS. BAXTER REYNOLDS, MEDIUM AND
magnetic healer: makes a specialty of
business readings; call and get advice on all
matters pertaining to your business; one trial
will satisfy you tiiat I am what I repres nt:
hours 10 to 4. 322 S. Spring St., pari,rs 6
and 7. 19
S. TYLER-TRANCE, TEST
and business medium; clairaudient and
psychic reader; mental questionsansweied by
automatic writing, Developing mediums a
specialty. Room 6, The Albemarle, 316 X S.
Spring. Oftice hours, 9am to 6p. m. 24
A*GNEB hTpLE ASANX'E, THE"6ELEBRAT
ed dead trance medium.glves sittings daily,
satisfaction guaranteed, at residence, 634 S.
Broadway. 4-11
MM fc.~STANLEY TELLS YOUR PAST AND
future fortune; ladies 25c. 328* S.
Spring st. 18
MRB.~PER7rY~IOS~^ E.~FIFTH ST., HOLDS
circles Friday afternoons, Monday and
Thursday evenings. Reading*, $1. 31
I FRENCH LADY, HEALING MEDIUM—LIFE
1 reading. Parlor?, No. 358K st._
ISS KATE LA MPM AN," "STA RLIGHT,~'
trance medium; sittings daily. 422 W.
Seventh. 4-7
11.1 RS. HOPKINS MITCHELL — BUSINESS
;>1 and test medium. 700 K. Fifth. 2-28 lmtf
PHOTOGRAPH PARLORS
CI B. WATTE, 211 W. FIRST 8T„ LOS ANGE
/• les, cal.; views made to order: guaranteed
largest assortment 8. California views.
pHOTOS, ANY SIZE, sUf" PLAZA GALLERY.
ATTORNEYS-AT'LAW
PECK a foley! atTORNEYb-aT'Law, 8
and 9, Moore Block, 110 Court st.
FOR SALE-COUNTRY PROPBRTY..
HOMES FOR ALL ,1
Choice fruit, harry and farming landa. Oaa
mile outside the city and m-ar the Pasadena
eiee rle road, in tracii to suit, at #60, $80,
$ IBS to #200 per ai re, on eaay terms. Take)
the c'eciric oars on spring at. to Highland Park
postoflice Our agent there will show the lead,
or free carriage from our office to the tract,
g RIDER * DOW. io!»>j s. Broadway. 9tf
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING OOOTORDO
you want to atay here in the city and let
your chances, like son strokes, pass you by#
and talk shout hard times? Well, if yon mean
business come and buy this and grew rloh: 5
acres, all set to barley aud alfalfa, under good
fence; 4 room liou»e, shed and stable foe
horse and bugf y, I chicken house and corral,
i grain house. 1 lneubator house: owner Is
going away. $000, $4on, J2OO, en lime. Bl
M. liI.YTHE, Downey, CaL tl ..
IN THE~EX
-1 Mission Maclay rancho, near Sen Fernando
and I'acolma, on the Southern Pacific railway,,
within easy reach of the city; 1100 feet above
aea level. Delightful climate: $75 per acre
on easy terms; slao good building lota in West
l.os Angeles on the University electric carline.
Applvto tbe UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN"
CALIFORNIA, rooms Oand 7. Phllllpa Block
Annex, Los Angelea; special prices for cash. 20
IjHJ* SALE—64O ACRES OF LAND—ONE OIV.
the finest sections of land in Kern county;
level and deep sediment soil. All can be Irri
gated from a large canal that is supplied from
Keru Rtwr. Splendid for citrua and other
frulla, as it la close to Tehaehepl Mountain; i
j and If aown to alfalfa would yield 4000 tons of
bay In a season. Inquire of i. K. HOLTON,
helma, Fresno county. a-15 1 mo cod c I
yOR SALE—THE FINEST orange RANCH fi
r of 44 acres in the county, all la bearing, {
budded irult. with plenty of water; ia worthy]
the time and expense to Bee it; will sell as a
whole or in two pieces; see ihis place to appre
ciate it. WM. F. BOSBYSHELL, 116 S. Broad
'""■-v- tf .
THE BEAUTIFUL GABDENA VALLEY, DE- 1
llghtful location; rich, fruitful soil:
ah'indance of water for irrigation and do
mestic use; one share of water stock given,
with each acre of land sold. Plats, maps and
full information can be obtained at 282 F.
Broadway, Los Angeles L. ROSSITER, agjwil.
4 14-eod X \
BALE-8T60" PER AItReT~WILL "GIVE
you good laud, all planted in fruit and
cared for 8 years; you can have 3 years to pay
the.+loo per aore if you wish; we have a num
ber of ranches for sale In all pans of ihe atate.
W. P. LARKIN ti CO., at their new office, >:<2
S. Broadway. 1,7 . ,
OMI'ULSORY SALE OF LAND TO CLOSE '
out an ostate; 320 acres of grating and
farming land in Tulare county, Cal., 10 miles
northeast of Visalia, one mile distant from '
Knwoah station, on Southern Pacific railroad
Apply at once to JOS. MESMER, admin s
irstor. Los Angeles, Cal. 2-17
I Foil SALE-SUPERIOR FRUIT LANDS:
water sold with land in definite quantity,
delivered in ateel pipes under pressure, re
servoir capacity six billion gallons. HEMET i
LAND CO.. Baker Block, Los Angeles.
t~?i>R SALE—I 2 FRUIT RANCHES. GOOD
bargains, from 10 acres up to 500, close In;
5 choice orange orchards, in full hearing, on
essv terms. W. P. LARKIN & CO., Lag S.
Broadway. 20 tf
yOR BALE^4O~ACREB,~2~MILEB"~B6UTH- !
r west of Newhall: 600 or 600 fruit trees: 3
room house and other improvements Apply
C. M. STEPHENS, room 00, Temple Block. \ J
FOR HALE —10-ACRE PEACH ORCHARD
forssle; trees 6 years old: inclosed in good I
fence with rabbit netting: price, $1100 cash. I
Write .1. MANNERS, San Jaointo, cal. 27 cod* J
FOR EXCHANQE
|V°R EX< 90
r feet front, for a fruit ranch at or near
l'omona. or an alfalfa ranch near Los Angeles.
fO acres of ferin land near Paso Robles, San
Louis Obiapo county, forasmall alfalfa ranch
near Los Angeles, or a house in this city. 11
room house oi Grand rye., close in for a fruit
ranch. 12-room houae on Second and Hope
ats., for orange grove. A nice place in this city
to trade for a home In Pasadena. Bualness
block and other productive property in ioreka,
Kansas, for city or ranch property here. A
fine residence in Seottle lor residence here,will
asaume or pay cash difference J. A MORLAN,
Chambcrof Commerce. 224 W. Fourth st.lOtf
'pHE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AND
I Loan Eichange, 954 R Broadway, D. W.
Lewis manager-unlimited choice bargains in
all kinds of Southern California realty; agents
of the exchange are among the moat reliable
andconservativedealera in SouthernCallfornla.
2-18-tf
I HAVE7A~'i"OOir7S~\CRE RANCH TN AS-
I torla, with 5-room house: 10 acrea set to
barley and alfalfa; to exchange for a gord
stock of goods of equal volume, providing the
goods are not old enough to walk. $1800 cash
price. B. M. BLYTHE, Downey. Cal. tl
TO EXCHANGE—FOR VACANT LOTS OR ,
ranch close to city, a nice, modern, im
proved 7-room hou<e and bath, in East Los
Angeles; lot 100x135; large barn, nice lawiu,
fru.t tees, etc.: price, $2500, Applr BEN
WHITE 221 W. Fiist st 3-4-tf
jbOR EXcHANGE-
Two clear lots in Chicago, suitable ior flats
or residence: good location; for email bouses
or lots in l.os Angelea. W P. LARKIN A CO.,
owneia, 132 8. Broad way, Los Angeles. 20tf
rT^fl - EXCHANGE—FOR h6rBE~AND BUGGY-
I a large lot with 3-room house, at Monro,
via; rented at $4 a month; mortgage of $20'J,
will give big trade. Apply to BEN WHITE,
221 W. First st, tf
IVOR EXCHANGE — 7-ROOM m6DBIN
house in good location, Pasadena. $2500,
for good county property. POINDEXTER A
WADBWORTH, 30 J W Second. 16
IVOR EXCHANgI^ON'E - OK THE FINEST
1 and best homes in Redondo, clear. Want
nice cottage in city. M. D. JOHNSON, 213
West first so tf
EXCURSIONS
IVECURBIONB TO THE EAST--THE FA
jrj vonte, personally conducted excursions
of the Santa Fe rou,e leave Los Angeles every
Thursday morning at 7 o'clock; Pullman up
hollered cars run without change Los Ange es
to Chicago, Kansas City. Minneapolis and St.
Paul, with annex ear to Boston; tbegreat point
to remember is that you can save at the very
least o c full dn>'s travel by traveling ou the!
fast train of the Santa Fe route: attentive con
ductors accompany the parties; through berths
reaerved and more detailed informatio i oh-1
tamed at the company's office 121) N. Spring*
at.. Los Abgeh-s, or through any agent of the'
Southern California Railway.
Ii URLINGTON ROUTE~EXCaTrSIONS, PER-
I > sonally "conducted, leave Loa Angeles
every Wednesday via Southern Pacific, Denver
and Rio Grand and Burlington route for Chi
cago, New York, Boston and other eastern
points; upholster d tourist cars with all con
veniences, sec any Southern Pacific agent or
write to T. H. DCZAN, 222 8. Spring st., Los
Angeles, Cal.
1U DSON 7 8 POPULAR EXCURSIONS—v
fl Every Monday over the Rio Grande West
em and Denver and Rio Grande railways:
scenic route: personally conducted: newly up
holstered cara through to Chicago, New York
and B. sum. Finest equipment, best service,
quick time. Office, 212 s. Spring St.
PHILLIPS' PERSONALLY' CONDcCTEI
excursions via the Rio Grande and Rock
island routes: leave Los Angelea every Tues
day; cross tbe Sierra Nevadas, and pasa the en
tire Rio Grande scenery by daylight. Also vi<
the Southern route every Thursday. Office
133 S Spring St.
DJMTISTS '
1882—Established—1882
DR. L. W. WELLS — EXTRACTION PAIN
less; good crowns, bridgework and teetl
without plates a specialty. Corner Spring an
First sts , Wilson Block. Telephone 1366.
ADAMS BROS.' DENTAL PARLORS, 239)11
Spring st.; painless extraction and flllini
plate, $6, $8, $10; all work guaranteed; estarjl,'
fished 10 years. Hours 8-5, Sundays 10-12, 1
G~H. KRIECHBAUM. DENTIST, 218 SOUTII
, Broadway, entrance through Wesiervell'jf
studio. Office hours, 8:30 to 12 and Ito 5. I
JUDWIG SEMLER, D. D. 8. —DENTAL Oil
j lice, room 1, 114 S. Spring st.; office hourfl
9 to 12and 1:30 toft. I
ALBANY "DENTAL P iRLOR— GERMAN!
American Bank Buildidg. A set of toetrfl
$6; beet S. S. white teeth, $10 per set. g
DR. WIXDI, I '
Corner Seventh and Main stree
Telophone 1031.
R. E."~G~ HOWARD, DENTIST. ROOK ,
322-323 Bradbury block, Los Angele
Cal. 4 j
DR. KENNEDY', DENTIST, 10") N. SPRIN I
St., rooms 2, 6 and 7. Painless extractio /
RA NX _ STEY'ENS, " 324;.j 3. SPRING SI [
Open Sundays and evanings; electr 1
light.
¥/i"R. CUNNINGHAM, DENTIST, CALIFO '
JT • nia Bunk building.
jyiL TUCKER,rDENT'lS'iriid'i S. Bprlng |
CONTRACTORS
C" ONRAD BCHERER—GRANITE, BITUMI
ous and asphalt pa vine. 237 W. First st

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