The herald. [microfilm reel], May 18, 1895, Page 8, Image 8

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THE HERALD WANT ADS ARE WHAT BRING THE RESULTS EVERY TIME
SPECIAL NOTICES
]" EW IS A; AI.DERSoS. 1
j 818 S. Main *%.
New bedroom sots for $9.50; chairs for 40c; i,
new extension tables for SS.JBS; new OnN ft
desk! for $7 . LAdlea'desks for $FV; new foldiug |
beds to 1 - 1*4.75. $ti and SIS; new high-back j
dining chairs for7sc and Bse; tho best solid t j
oak high-back chairs tn the e!:y for #1; rock- „
0s to match (ot V 1.50; good rockers for #1.-5: a
large arm rockers for 51.75; all-wool art g
square*, any lit*, for SOo per yard; linen- j *
warp matting fur 12' 2 e; good new linoleum j t
fur |se: nice new ant que oak wardrobes for j
$10: new chiffoniers for $8; rubber hose lie, j c
Ik*?t grade kc. Don't forget you'll save money j
rver> Time trading a: LEWIS A ALDERSON's
313 S. Main st, j
DON'T FORGET THAT THE HOME MU- ( ]
tual Tire lusinrance company of Califor- -
ma s doing their share ol the business at
fuaxftpteodcat rates, and that J, K. OfIALM- . *-
kks. rooms 110 and ill. New Wilson t>lock,
BE. corner of First ami Soring, is the agent. I \
"all and see liim. He lias burning, too. tu j t
nice homes on the Installment plan. 20
NOTICE- IHE I.os ANGELES < IT> WATER \ \
Company will strictly enforce ihe follow- j
in? rules: Tbe hours for sprinkling are b
tweeii ti an«J 8 o'clock a. :n„ and 0 and S, j
oV'oek t>. m. For a violation of the above i j
rdgtdatiou tlie water will be shut off and a tine
of if. ■ will be charged before the water will be {
tUlMi'd on again. J
I~TISiE~SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES OF THE STATE \ .
\ suau and Trust Company are ent osed in
s lire -a»roof and burglar-proof vault wi h lime
locks and brilliantly lighted with electricity; I
■Icovt ■» attached lot the Tariva'e examination
01 ralu ables with writing materials; a young
lady in alien iauee. _ s
fOX i-UhE- IIIE NEW HOME SEWING MA- -
F ohltM * Company otters for ths next 30 days
,he folioQaint bargains: (Vhitas, stsudards,
\utomat Vs. singers. Domestics, Davis, House- 1
holds, et< frjom $12 to $15. on payments of
$1 per we ek. 349 s. Boring st. Branch, B5 &
Colorado, fasndena 4-4
IF YOC I tAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
or excha cjf>e you will tind thai it pays lo ad- ,
vertise in thu aranl column! ol The Herald, j <
The popuiai it 7 "i those small advertisements ,
and The iie■ siad's Urge und rapidly Incteasing ,
Circulation I uaure results. tf
MISSUS'S B EM A I.F PILLS AS A SPECIFIC
motithlv ;.-uedicine for Immediate relief j
(or painful aMI irregular menace— from what -
ever oauae. For sale by GEO. JJ freeman a •
CO.. 10- N. Ban ng st. Price. $2 a box.
rpHE FINEST? FOLK IN H AND TALLY HO
1 coaches In the city; special prices to pic
sties and societies. FASHION STABLE CAR
USAGE CO., 2157-219 -21 East First It. Tele- i
phoue 75 L *»- J j
CitEAMLKY. 350 S. BROAD- J
r wav: nest dftil y butier, 800 iquare;choicest
northern ereamt rv, 300 iquare; leingerator
wagon delivers to all parts city on regular
days. Fl5 1
nno WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—PLEASE 1
1 take notice tluu I have sold m> Interest in (
'.he Globe Lunch kind Oyster House, 110 East .
"irst 6t. s. o. I*'lK EN BERG, residence 329
8. Hill St. 19 i
13ERS0XAL— OPIUM AND MORPHINE
habit successfully treated; no failures: no
hindrance from business; hours 1:30 to 5 p. m. t
GEO C SOMERS, V. D , .104 stiunarm Block. ;
5-7 tf
non salk-nr.w"vo. :: sing er~mf<i ma.
Jr chine, V P loot, half price. i
tiood leather bugt y top, price *7. THOS. «
vELLEY, carriage trimmer, Keiiuenast.
18 _
rpAKE TOUR M EALfI AT TI IK TEM PIE - ST.
1 dining parlors: best coffee, vakes and ssl
dds made for evening enteri-sinmenti. 147
lemple st., opp. couxthouse, wdcagt-G-l?
1-»N 1 EItPIMSF. CAKRIAtiE WORKS - A 1.1.
li kinds of vraKons, buggies.etc., bought, sold
and eichanjjed. No. 110 North Los Angeles
street. 0-13
Ii%IRBT-CLASB ALFALFA I'ASI'UKh: PLENTY
4 of shade and water, on Ihe Kauffman
ranch. FAHHION STABLES, 310 East First St,
Telephone 751- *i-17
riMIE CALIFORNIA EIJXIK .MINERAL
1 sining water, warranted natural from the
spring near South Riverside. Otliee liil Temple
st., Los Angeles. B-B
HEY WOOD'S CIGAR AND NEWS STAND—
orders taken for books, papers andperi
odleals. Agent for Troy laundry; 41'J S
Broadway. 5* BO
BANNER HIVE, NO. 31, 1- 0. T. M., HAY
ing changed their meeting day and also
hall to No. Los N. Soring sd.; uieeiing Fri
day, May 10. 18
\QUAWTITY OF COAL SCREENINGS aT
low prices, at BROADWAY FUEL DEPOT,
4;t'-i S. Broadway.
PROF, B< >NNE L L, PR RE NO LO( i i ftf. il AS
returned and has his omce at 88l B. Spring
it., room 10. 35
/ i ILRERT SMITH, 110.. S. SPRING ST., UP
X T stairs; repairing tine diamond work a
specialty. 10
VfACHINERY, DIES, AND TOOLS MADE
j\l and repaired. J. YON BERKEY, 210 S,
Los Angeles st. Tel. 983.
GENTLEMEN'S SEALSKIN SHOES. M. P
SNYDER <k CO., 255 S. spring si. 18
F. BUOPBR, BOUSE MOVER. - OFFICE
» l'J Center phwe. *
MEDIUMS
MRS. MARY E 8. TYLER
(from Newcastle, Pa.)
TRANCE, TEST AND BUSINESS MEDIUM.
clairaudient and psychic reader. Mental
questions answered by automatic writing;
developing mediums a specialty, office hours
it a.m. to 5 p.m.
21 245 SOUTH SPRING ST.
I PROFESSOR PALMER, THE MAGNETIST,
hea 6 tlie sick, develops mediums and dem
onstrates his wonderiul power oh the m ignetlc
phenomenon, Charles Arnold, at his parlors, 7
and!* Koeder block N0.2,241 S.Muiu si.; hours,
10 to 4. 20
-|1 YOU HAVE ANYTTUNG TO HUY, SEI...
X orex« hange you will iind that it pays toad
vertise in ihe want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisement!
and The Herald* large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. tf
1 > EM< IVAL— M RS. ""PARK BJL MEDIUM,
11 clairvoyant ami palmist. Business, min
eral locations, removals, disease, law suits,
love affaLs, etc. s. Spring ti , room 4.
-\'OURPAST, PJtEbENT AND FUTURE READ
1 without a mistake by a genuine medium
and clairvoyant, 242' a s. liroadwav, room 5,
nexl to city Halt ft-is
VII PLEAHANCE, DEAD 'IRAN* E M EDI
-• urn; billings daily. Residence 094 S.
Bioaduay. ti-14
INSPIRATIONAL DEAD TRANCE MEDIUM,
with crvstai readings by olairovoyant
Right, at 40S N. Walnut st. 27
MM E STANLEY. ''LLEP.R IxTED FORTUNE
teller; ladies 25c. 324*-, S. Spring st. 0-0
MRS. HOPKINS MITCHELL - BUSINESS
and test medium. 045 Running st. tf
SPECI \ LISTS
i 1 W. Me' I.ELI,AN, M. I)., EYE, EAR.
lli nose and throat; hours, oto 12a, m.,
1 :.i0 to 580 p.m. THE BROADWAY, be
tween Fourth and Fifth sts.; telephone 1-098.
0 11-3 m
DR. GEO. C. SOMERS—SPECIALTY, VENi:
renl diseases, nervous debility and dis
eases of women; hours i; 8 I to 5 p. m . :.04
Stimson Biock, Spring and Third sts. 5-7 U
R, R. G ( COLLINS, OPTHALMIC OPTl
cian, with the Los Angeles Optical instl
tute: eyes examined free, 125 S.jSpring st.
PATENTS. COPYRIGHTS, ETC.
T> ATE N T8 FOR IN VESIT o N 3 OBT AIN ED
X in all countries, bought and sold. s. J,
DAY A CO., patent attorneys, room 84 Brvsnn
block. If
TJ You HAVE ANYTHINQ TO BUY, BELL
1 or exchange you will iind that it pays to ad.
verlise iv the want columns of The Herald
the popularity ol these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
-.•irculatlou insure results. If
KNIGHT BROS, PATENT SOLICITORS—
Free book on patents. 308 Stlmson blk, 8-8
HAZARD .ft TOWNSENT)" !) DOWNEY BLK,
Tel. :;i7. Los Alleles
CARPET CLEANING
I> [('HARDS ST EA M OA It PET CLE *NI SG,
t 120 N. Spring st.; tel. 1843; refitting,
laying. 0-1
pAHPETS CLEANED FROM 2C PER YARD
' laying-fry i:. him >w \ E hos ■ Broadway
FRUIT
i tHERRIKS DAILY, direct FROM THE!
V' orclisrd, wholesale and retail; lowcs
prices for cannc g purjosea. ALTHOUBE
linos., ltij w. Ffrat st. 0-10
HELP WANTED—MALE
\\' ANTED— MEN TO DISTRIBUTE CIRCU
\> lars and other advertising matter fur a
large patent medicine concern; small *nlary
and expenses, but sure pay: work is to be done
In Southern California towns, and will la-t
probably two months We also want a few
lirst class salesmen and a numher of street
men and solicitors. We have the biggest, beat
and surest proposition ever offered to enur- j
getlO hustlers. Laler in the season we will
select from our employees and agents about t
twenty men to manage our oSices inihelesd- j
ing cities in the United states. We can also j
employ two or three registered phvsieians. |
Address If ED-CO., Box It, this office. is
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY. SELL
•rexchange yon will find that M pays to ad
vertise in tlie want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Heraid's large aud rapidly Increasing
circulation Insure results. tf
\\' ANTED HOTELS, RESTAURANTS AND
t> (amtlles furnished with competent help.
KEARNEY'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, llftJi
N. Main st.: telephone 237. tf
SALESMEN—IN AND OUT OF LOS ANGELES,
to sell our good - to grocers, good coramis
ilop. or uliij; reference required, R x, V.
CO , 204 S. Main St.. St. Louis, Mo. 5-!» tf
HELP for HOTELS, restaurants and
families furnished. BOSTON EMPLOY*
MEN AGENCY, 222 W. Fifth St. 8-18
DRIGHTSTOUNO MAN OR LADY; GOOD I
I> pay to'right party, R, 31, 311 w. First.
10 cod
IJARBER WANTED-STEADV WORK, GOOD
> pay for a Brst*CleSS man. BELECI SHAV
ING PARLOR, Seventh st. and Broadway, ih
\\* ANTED "EX PER I ENc ED BROOM MAKER.
EXCELSIOR BRO"M FACTORY, Btti
phort si., Los Angeles. 23
WANTED—TEAMSTERS, \T CORNER SAN
li .tooijtiiu st. and ocean View aye., 8J25 per
month nnd i oard. DODD & O]G )• ti |
HELP WANTED—FEMALB
I[A\'E ANYTHIN*. TO BIJ V, SELL
or exchange you will lind that ii pays to ad- |
vertise in the wane columns of The Herald.
The popularly ot those small advertisement!
and Ihe ffetafd's large and rapidly neroaatng
circulation Insure reaults tf
Vcoualntance desired with lady
. iluplicating r. linement; intelligent;
truth; some means; liapplesi object. J. Mc-
A l 1.l - I EX. city.
SITUATIONS UANTED.-MALI:
fP YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BI'Y, SELL
1 or exchange yon will find that It pays to ad]
vertise iv the want columns of The Herald.
'The popularity of these smalt advertisement!
and The Herald'- larg<' and rapidly increasing
circulation inline results. tf
\\* IN TED- POSI HON AS BOOKKEEPER
? > or clerk In store or office, six years' ex ■
penenee; tine reference!. Address CLERK,
SOX 20, this office. 18
fi*~A ~W E i-: X FOR iBR VIC E«l MO R~NIN( i 8
or evenings, office work or private place,
will be greatly appreciated by unsalaried law
student. R, ti., ''ox 20, this office.
[ AW STUDENT WANTS CHANCE TO MAKE
I j a living; call teach any college branch, or j
do anvtbing mornings and evenings. II , box
20.
\l' ANTED -WORK OF ANY KIND AROUND
! \ private place; will work ressouable;
short job preferred, WILLIAM U. DAVIS,
Station A. 31
HONEST "ORPHAN BOY, AG E~Tt YEA RS.
sranll position to do chore-; can do any
thing about house. Address, T. A. 8., 808 E.
Eighth it. 20
U' A NT ED-SITUATION TO CARE FOR CITY
1* place; can do carpentering, painting,
gardening, hostlerlng. BUSIINELL, ?10 E.
second st.
4 RLE AI»VERTI>EM ENT \ DJI> TER SEEKS
gteadv situation. Subordinate start satis
factory. Box 70, R. c
\\J A N'l ED -P( tSITION IN PR I NTIKI -Ol -
v> tiie: bust of references from last firm. Box
90, 0. D. K.
rpO BARBERS—GOOD WORKMAN W a NTS
I steady job. Address!.. H" raid oflice IS
SITUATIONS WASTED-FEMALE
IF You HAVE ANYTHING TO BI V, BELL
OT exchange you Will find that it pays to ad
vertise in tlie want column! of The "Herald.
The popularity ol these small advertisements
and the Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. If
SITUATION -BY A WOMAN To Do GEN
eral housework: is a good cook. Call at
4 1 2 Wall 11. 5-12
M ANTED-AGENTS
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING 'fO BUY, SELL
1 or exchange you will find that it pays to ad
vertisein tlie want columns of The Herald.
'The popularity of these small adveriircmenis
aud "The Herald's largi- and rapidly increasing
circulation Insure reaults, tf
MAN IN EVERY SECTION TO SELLSTA
pit good! io dealers; experience unneces
sary ; best side line; 876 a month salary
aud expenses or Large commission made. For
sealed particulars send stamp. CLIFTON
soap manufacturing CO., Cincinnati, 0
W'ANTED-EXPEKIE.iCED CANVASSERS;
liberal commission* Appiv, 21-* w.
Third «t. 18
/ \ ATCHLBST 50c Oa'nVa'ssErTs SPECIALTY
V ever mown. reversible automatic
MAIL rl lil.l-.K Co.. ChicagpS 1^
WANTED-REAL ESTATE
\M AI N STREET—WE WANI GOOD PROP*
Ivl erty on Main street; cash buyers for all
pro| erty offered at reasonable prices any place
between Fifth and Was lung to i streets on
Main. M A VNE, 400 s. Broadway. 20
It* ANTED—TO BUY MAIN STREET PROP"
>1 erty at fair valuation. Call and see me,
or Telephone 888. MAYNE, 400 S. Broad
way. 1H
W A\TEI)~TO RENT
tt'ANTKD- lo JtE.N'T FURNISHED I O'T
n tageofsor room-, tor ti months or
longer, near car lino. AddreßS V. 11., this
miii ■•. -20
WANTED*-MISCELLANEOUS
ri you have anything to buy, sell
1 or exchange you will tind that It pays to ad*
vertise in the want columns of The Herald.
'The popularity ot ihe-e sum 1 advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. tf
tt* ANTED •SOME ONE TO BUY A LOT
" and hui d a house and take a good lot as
tirst payment. Address room LBBtOWell blo.k.
20
117 ANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE; BEST
vi of feed; for 3or 8 months prices to suit.
128 Rosemout aye., or 215 S. Broadway. 18
117 AN TED—TO borrow, (BBOU ON Los
.li Angelffl city property. Address, D., this
i office. 18
11" ANTED — C HOICE PURCHASE MONEY*
> t mortgage or well secured notes at the
National Bank of California 0-3
LOST AND FOUND
IF YOU HAVE BUY, SELL
or exchange you will lind that it pays to ad
vertise in the want columns of The Herald.
'I he popularity of these small advertisements.
and The Herald'! large and rapidly increasing
circulation Insure results. if
MUSIC LESSONS~
17*FFALYNE K. LOOMIS, TEACHER OF
j guitar, vocal and piano, Terms, ru-.-oua
: ble. Hours, in to 4:30. Studio, 335 Wilson
1 block. o-7
IJROF. A. WJLLHARTITZ, TEACHER OF
piano, '.-oniposition and orchestration, at
j the C'ucker, 212 S. Urmidway. tj-9
!TF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
I 1 or exchange you will find that 11 pays to a 1
i vertise In the want columns of The Herald.
I 'The popularity of ihese small ft d vertise men 1g
1 aud rhe Herald's large aud rapidly increasing
I circiilmiou insure results. ' tf
PERSONAL
J"~F YOV lIAVH ANVTHIXi; TO 1H V, SBhh
or ex«;hunge you will Nfld Iljut it pays to nrl
j vertise In the want coluiunh ol Tbe Herald.
Toe popularity ol uniail advertisement)!
; aud The Uerald'a large and rapidly Inoreaatni
1 eireulatlon insure remits. tf
"VTPUNG WIDOW DiTici GKNTLKMEN'S
1 tiieudini; and j.lniti sewitifj. <'ali at 1:JK 1 „
N. spline m.. rooms itt and IW,third floor I t
ATTORNEVS-AT-LAW
\I.BKIt 1 > 1.0M.1.KV,~ ATTdRXKY AT
law, sand7 h*Vf Kltlp., Temple st. 0.9
\riCTOK MON'IGOMKKY— ATTOhNKV-AT
Law. ltftlStimfon iUk., Los Angelett.
IJJiCK FOLEY, A'l IOKNKY.S-AT-LAW, t)
auU 'J, Uuore block, 110 Court st.
LOS AXGELES HERALD: SATURDAY MOROTNG-. MAY" Is, 1895.
N'OTtC C TO REAL ESTATE DEALERS—
The belt evidence that it nays to adver
! lise in The Herald in the fact that nearly all
i tbe leading dealers in the city are represented I
lin its "For Sale" columns and they find that I
;it payi. These advertisers are not experi
menting. They are wideawake busine-s men. i
! 'Tbey have thoroughly teitod The Herald as an
I advertising medium and are wcil satisfied |
with the results that they stick lo the propo- ,
sition. 5-24tf
XTOTIt E THES EBA RG AINS ~~
ll ■ Apply to BEN WHITE, 221 W. First st.
cigar store, positive bargain •+ 150
i Restaurant, near depot, rare chance 225
j Cold drinks, cigars, restaurant connect
ed, low rent; receipts over $30 daily . 425
1 Bakery, large oven; horse, wagon, etc... 400
Restaurant, with 4 private rooms 425
saloon, nicety e.|Uipped lotto
; Grocery, 4 large 1 Iving rooms 725
, Partner tv good fruit store 300
, Partner tn good paying saloon 550
Parmer to deliver orders, etc., In well
i established business, sure to pay well.. 625 ,
Properties of every description sold and ax* ;
, Changed, Appiv to BEN WHITE, 221 W. First I
! street. 5-17tf
I/O R SALE-HALF-! NT ER EST IN ESTA It
lished drapery business; will stand Investi
; gatlon.
i 4 room cottage, good location, nnlv $500
SELL OR EXCHANGE—
160 ai'res, l>ee, itOCk aud fruit ranch, will
| sell or exchange for small ranch elos* in or
i city property or vacant lots. W hat have you.
I Sell or exchange $I2OH mortgage for city
property not to exceed 91000.
I IS E. NT I TINGE R 219 W. Fourth.
Iw« I Cal i * SPLENDID business oppor
' OTlsft/ tnnity, old stand, clean part of the
1 oTty.ftne, large more room, living rooms iv
I rear, rent $18 per month; stock fruit, nuts,
' candy, delicacies, etc., together with store tix
ttir ii and houiehold goods, come and see.
t is smith A son, N a tick home. '
76 Answers to One Ad.
DR. A. J. SHORES CO,
. SPECIALISTS •
(rP WIH /VtAsUJtfc*
erf sLAt. L^VUi
C<rKK?. x L,^^-&
IJIOB BALE OR EXCHANGE FOR LOS AN
geles property—A planing mill, complete
witli 4<Hiorse power, tubular boiler, and 25
-horse power Atlas engine, with or without
buildings or grounds, situated In one of the
boat tow ns in Southern ( aUfomia.
M I. .lOHNoON, Real Estate,
Z-8U 218 W, First ft., I.os Angeles, Cal.
aniuio- STATIONERY AND BAZAAR:
S>oUUU well located end established on best
■tree) in s. F. Apply CUNNINGHAM, CUR
TIS* 4 WELCH, 327 Sansome at, San Fran
cisco, tl
U«OR BALI—IF YOH WANT TO BUY A
I I akerv, candy store, ice cream or and* water
business,' sse the SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
SUPPLY CO.,dealers in bakers* and confection
ers' supplies, 1211 s. I.os Angeles St., city. 11-13
IK YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
1 or exchange you w ill iind that it pays to ad
vertise in the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity ol these small advertisement
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. tf
W ANTE 11~- I'A~RWERT~GOOI>, STEADY
man in good, paying business; 100 much
; for one; horse aud wugon, -{<12j cash. 161 W,
Fifth st. IS
! SALE — HOUSED AND ROOMS
1 secured : help free : employment. EDWARD
NITTINGER, removed 210 W, Fourth. Tel.
I n:l - _^L_
UHUE, LARGE, MODERN BRICK HOTEL, 47
I rooms, entire newly furnished, new silver,
linen, etc., near court house; best location.
Address H, this office. ii-10
IF YOU WISH TO DISPOSE OF YOUR BUSl
uess without delay, for cash, always go to
I. I. BARNARD, 11?! a S. Broadway. 18
jfTIOR SALE— OF HOTELS AND
V lodging houses;prices range from *i3OO
upward. S. I. CREASINGKR, 110 8. Broadway.
3-3
WANTED - INDUSTRIOUS MAN WITH
5125, to take interest in butter, egg and
produce business, 001 San l'edro st. 18
SALIC-SMALL DAIRY, CHEAP FOR
1 cash, Address. TOI.LE BROS., 515 Sierra
st., Happy valley, K. 1., a. 92
A —». .lodging' house of 2cTroom&
s>< (,) BEN WHITE, 2il W. First st. tf
• > SELL QUICK FOR CASH GO TO BEN
1 WHITE, 221 W. Fitst St. 4-10-tf
O BUY A PROPERTY OF XNY KIND GO TO
. — BEN WIIITF. 221 W. First st. 4-l()-tf
_ PLUMBERS
I" F YOU HAVE *TO BITy7 SELL
or exchange you will tind that it pays to ad
j vertiae in the want columns of The Herald.
I The popularity ol these small advertisements
I and'l he Herald's large and rapidly increasing
j circulation insure results. tf
D~O~N OT FAI"I7TfO~GET FIGURES FROM
Vandegrifl <fc Crippen on your plumbing
and sewer work. 223 W. Fourth st. U-0
T.-'rXnK - A. AND
J 1 trnsliller. 240 E. Second st. Tel. 130.
M- rs. ! YairdresseY, "has
removed to 230 S. Main st ti-11
JBICYCLES^
RAMBLER BICYCLES, 427 SOUTH SPRING
street. 0-11 3m
'shorthand
MAY ELLIOT, BTKNQGK t I'll XX AND COPY
. let, 203 Bradbury block. Tel. [phone]
FOR BXGHANQB
■ITtt ANTED—
In exchange for a fino residence property in
Cleveland, Ohio, a good modern home in Cos
Angejes, or would take well located lots;
Cleveland property worth 80500, and is well
j rented to a first-class, prompt-paying tenant,
ROBERT P. JONES it CO..
204 Bradbury Hlopk
|TF YOU HAVE ANYTH ING TO BCY, SELL
. I or exchange you will tind thai It p*y« to ad
-1 veriise in the want columns of 'The Herald,
j The popularltv of these small advertisements
and The Heraid's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. if
T74OR EXCHANGE-ALL KINDS OF CITY
JT and country properly; we have a large list
oi properties to select front; call and examine
our list. BRYANT BROS , rooms I anl 2, 211
j W. First st , Los Angeles. tf
j EXCHANGE- RE4L ESTATE IN THIS
x state and Oregon, tor properly In thin city
or for a good paying business; any amounts
t from f5OO to $15,000. Aib'ress R. 8., box 20,
i this office. IS
i 11 rILL EXCHANGE -HOUSE AND LOT RE-
It HONDO BEACH fur lots in WOODLAWN
j TRACT, city. Address H. L., box 20, this of
lice. 19
j -pO EXCHANGE PROPERTY QUICK—GO TO
j I BRN WHITE. 221 W. First st. 4-IQ-tf _
FOR RENT-HOUSES
' T?OR RENT-HOUSES-1 10-ROOM HOUSE
/JP alßo 1 7'room house on Broadway, near
corner of Ninth si.: good barn. 1 awn and large
yard wi'h each; both beautifully decorated
' mid modern Improvement throughout. W. R.
j BURKE, 213'™ N. Spring St. 5 10 5-12
IF YOT lIAVK "ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
or exchange you will tind that it pays to a I
j vertise in the want columns of The Herald,
j 'The pooularlty Of these small advertisements
and The Herald's large aud rapidly increasing
{ circulation insure results. tf
< I--OR RENT — A VERY CONVENIENT
I house, with S rooms and barn, and con
nected with the sower. 317 W. Thlrty-lhtid
' st. Inquire 3134 Figucroa st. 24
17»0R RENT — HARDFINISHED COTTAGE,
I tire rooms and bath; locsted at 3051 Eagle
street, Boyle Heights: rent only $10 monthly.
See owner, 237 S. Main st. IS
J7K)R RENT-NICE ti-ROOM COTTAGE, FUR
nished or unfurnished, close In, on electric
road. Inquire J. B. FRANKLIN, this office. 19
rpo LET—UNFURNISHED,CLOSE IN, SPLE>
-1 did 5-room fiat; every eonvenieuce; option
of barn. 119 N. Bunker Hill aye., near First. 15
TF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
1 or exchange you will find that it pays to ad
vertise iv tlie want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and ihe Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results, tf
17* OR RENT-HOTEL JOHNSON, ADJOIN
ing Westminster, 123 E. Fourth sL, rooms
with board at reduced rates; coolest dining
room in the cityi all outside rooms; bath free.
6-9
I7URNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN
f suite; baths free: newly furnished
throughout; fine location 331 N. Broadway,
one block from court house. 19
GRAND PACIFIC, 423., S. SPRING ST.
Large, cool rooms at ks3 P* r week and up
wards.
I BURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN SUITE
1 —Prices, $1 to $4 per week. Russ House,
corner First and Los Angeles sts. 8 8
IjiLEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS. FRONT
I j and back, suitable for offices; 144 S. Main
st. 6*B
rpHE MENLO FURNISHED ROOMS AT RE
J. duced rates; baths free, 420 S. Main street
near Postoffice. Telephone 700. 0-9
REVERE HOUSE, 323 W. SECOND ST.; NICE
pleasant lurnishcd rooms, light and airy
(Ml
RAND CENTRAL. 324 TO 328 N. MAIN
\ I st.; rooms $1 per week and up. 0-9
TO I ET—ROOMS IN PRETTY COTTAGE AT
322 W. Niuth st. 5-17H
liOR RENT — PLEASANT FURNISHED
rooms cheap. 550 S. Spring.
FOR REW'-WSCEU^
17*0R RENT- FOUR LARGE STORES WITH
1 elevators, for wholesale business; three
stories and bcsemenL Apply to I. A. LO
THIAN, 142 N. Los Angeles st. H-9
17408 R E NT—DESK ROOM 7 FRONT OV PICE,
1 earneted; low rent; very central. Room 2,
121' a Broadway. 19
RENT-PART OF STORE TO RENT
V cheap; good for tailor or shoemaker.
THOS. KRI.LEY.2IS Requena st. 18
JiEQALIA A^JJFACTU^NQ^
THE PACIFIC COAST REGALIA COMPANY,
manufacturers ot general lodge .supplies,
Bocietv nnd military goods. Hags, banners,
badges, gold and silver embroideries, gold and
silver fringes, tassels, coras, braids, stars. 208,
210 and 212 N. Main st., Los Angeles. Cal.
A. TENNANT GRAY. jjjLg
IMRST-CLASS MEALS FOR lOC AT SILVER
1 Moon Restaurant 240 S, Main. 0-13
BICYCLE FACTORY
I rpHK PACIFIC; HOME MADE, HAND MADE,
■ 1 bcbl made, at Oib b Broadway. S-14
/ FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY
SALL-i oR BEAUTIFUL HOMLS
CONGER'S WILSON TRACT.
Take Vernon double track electric car. cor
ner second and spring sts ; in 15 minutes you
will reach the tract being located on central
ate., just H you cross the S. P. R. R. Crossing,
In an Orange orchard: from this tract the
scenery is beautiful: the mountains and city
are in full view; water is piped toeaoh lot; the
lots arc large; baolt <v ' ach lot is a wide alley;
this tract joins ihe pity limit*; one-half your
tag U saved each year; all advantages ol the
city enjoyed without being liable to its con
tinual taxation for lmprovements. $300 to
9500 Will buy lots In this tract on easy terms.
The soil is a sandy loam ; drat ting* Is good; no
mud. This p onerty will hear the closest ex
amination when you consider location and
prices l offer you, I challenge comparison with
any tract now ou the market. Building clause
rigidly enforced on all lots sold cast of Wads*
worth*street. 1 Invite all law abiding respect
able people to look this tract over before buy
ing elsewhere. Per map! and full particulars
inquire of owner, 11. M. CONGER, 117 S. Broad
way. 4-25 if
It AY N E. 400 SOUTH BROAD W AY
-*ts We bundle nothing that we cannot de
liver.
We offer nothing but bargains. Every piece
carefully examined and uppra sed before Le-
Ing advertised.
Fine location on Olive siree', 3 buildings
paying $of> per month rent, #0000, 'this is a
I splendid mv itment, Elegant lot graded and
i sidewalk routheast corner GlrarJ and union,
j JJ1950, Thia is a decided bargain, lot is 50x125
icet. Very nice lot northwest corner Twenty
third and olowner, 75x140 fee*. £900. You
■ can't duplica'c this in the neighborhood fur
\ less than $1800. Cottage, Tern pie street, nice
! Place. $8600. Elegant residence property on
Washington htreat, wdrtti $7500 If sold at
once. $5750 will take it. This is n tine place,
| nine rooms, every modern improvement.
choice loent on if you want a beautiful
I home, see this. Fne residence property eight
I rooms, elegant yard, bam, etc., Twent- eeond
strei-t near Union. This is a nice home, JO.
I 10 MAYNE, 100 S. Broadway.
| ttMULE EVERYBOD\ ELSE" is"SKIPPING
I t! this country and letting liens be filed ou
' properly, tho DENVER BUILDING COMPANY
is Still on deck.
This company Is composed of some of the
wealthiest men in the cities of Denver and
Los Angeles Remetneer lhat Dennlson &
Griffen, one of the tirgest lumber firms in this
city, is connected with this company In this
manner, the presidento( tho company is Mr.
Griffen of the firm of Dennlson A Griff en, and
WC are able to build houses cheaper, better
ami more substantial without any risk of Hem
being fil'd, and that we build houses for
people who own lots free aud (dear of encum
brances without any cash compensation.
Come In and see the DENVER BUILDING
COMPANY, 107 s. Broadway. 21
TO REAL ESTATE DEALERS*
, 11 The b«.st evidence thai it. pays to adver
tise in The Herald is the fact that neatly all
the leading dealers tn the city are represented
iv Its--For Sale" columns and they find that
it pays. Theso advertisers are not experi
menting. They are wideawake business men.
'They have thoroughly tested The Herald as an
advertising medium and are so well satisfied
with the rei'iits that they stick to the propu
liliou. 5-21U
dto-j AO CASH. *H> cash, .fio MONTHLY—
qPIVV 30x185 feet 3 b OCXS west of central
aye. «■ lectric cars
$050—Comer Wilmington and Florence sts.,
185x150 feet, 55 ft tilt trees full tearing.
$14 a foot - Kohler lots, streets graveled,
curbed, cement walked, near Seventh St.; $15
monthly
$900— New house 5 rooms, hard finished;
rent I'd 912.
$ 100 acre—4 10-acr3 701 walnut, apri
cot, peach trees on each; 8 years' time, 0 per
cent.
$2800—2 new houses, rent !p:tO.
tf W. J. FISHER, 227 W. Second st
17 OR SALE—NEW 1 10 USE OP i » ~~RO 6M S
and hall, bath, hot and cold water, toiler,
marble wash stand and line mantel; house
finished in sugar pine; cement sidewalks aud
street graded and graveled; size of lot. 40x155
ft to 15-ft alley; terms $1600, $4000 ash. bal
ance in monthly installments of only $17.50
per month, With no interest" call on 0. N.
BOWEN for this bargain, 230' i B. Spring at,,
room 19. 2-18 tf
MD. JOHNSON,
, 213 W\ First st.
Real Estate and Fire Insurance.
SALE-SNAT\ $3soo—B-ROOM HOUSE,
1 with modern improvements, nice (lowers
and orange tree-; clean side Bonsalio avenue;
small cash payment, or will take I*soo Lot for j
tiist pavnient. Large list of houses in all parts
of the city. JOHN L PAVICOVTCH, 230 West
First st. 10-18-19
OR SALE—A HOUSE THAT WILL NET 18
. percent on the investment; close in; come
and ask about it. WM. B. BOSBYSHELL, 110
s, Broadway. O-lOtf
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
or exchange you will find that it pays to ad
vertise in the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and 'The Herald's and rapidly 1 ncrcasing
circulation insure results. tf
/ 1 OOIMIARM-TtHREE-STORY BRDJK
\ % building to lease for term of five years, or
ten years, or for sale or exchange for city pro|»
erty centrally located; adapted for hotel or
factory. Address owner, P. O. box 055. 31
F~6u SALE-1.6T48 FEET ON UPPER MAIN
to New High st., in block 31, Ord's survey,
want to sell, part eaih, part time, or will lease
for a term of years. Address, J. W. BLOOM
FIELD, Paducab, Ky. tf
ll r E BUILD BRAND NEW COTTAGES IN
W desirable and sell them on the
installment plan. BRYANT BROS., 211 W.
First st., rooms 1 and 2. tf
FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
or exchange you will tind that It pays to ad*
vertise in ihe want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Heraid's large and rapidly increasing
circulation Insure results. tf
ITtOR SALE—TWO HORSES, HARNESS AND
a 2 'i wagon with cover; can be seen at the
Alisobtrect Stables,4o7 Aliso street, near the
Southern California Crackerworks. 10
IjlOR SALE—CAL. STOCK YARDS, 838 81 LOS
Angeles at , the best work horses in the
city. ALLEN A: PEXELL. 0-0
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
/ 1 OLD MINES—WE HAVE A VERY FINE
\T gold pioperty for sale. Price, bond, and
terms most favorable. Also interest in some
good properties al Perris, CaL, for develop
ing same. Parties having mining property to
sell or dispose of will do well to see us. LOY &
HURIN, 338 s. Broadway. tf
IP YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
or exchange you will find that It pays to ad
vertise in tlie want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisement!
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. tf
I7OR SALE — A SINGLE TOP BUGGY. IN
I Mr condition, for $25. Apply to Westmin
ster stables, Fourth st., below Main. 5-10
BALE—fIOO STANDS OF BEES AND
? No. 1 cow. Address E. E. BHATTUCK,
Garvanza 5-10
IrtOß SALE—HARVARD SURGICAL CHAIR |
' a bargain. Box 20, 11. D. __18
SALE-150.0000LP POSTAGE ST A.M Pi
1 cheap. T., Box 20, this ollieo.
T7IOR SALE—4-HORSE POWER
IT cheap. 454 S. Sprlrig. 28-20-30
FOR SALE—OLD PAPERS IN QUANTITIES
tosult, at this office.
MUSICAL
I" r~YOU HAVE ANY THlVir TO BUY.'sVll
or exchange you will find that it pays to ad*
vcrtiso in the. want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of theso small advertisements
and The He aid's large and lapidly increasing
circulation insure results. tf
SALE-FINE. CHEAP NEW PIANOS
! from $200 Up, Also tuning and repairing
done by N. Lurchers, formerly With Stelnway
A: Son, and A. Weber, corner Spring and
Eighth sts. 18
rpHE UNEXCELLED
1 BAUS-BAUS-BAUS
Pianos. 500 south Broadway. B-ll lyr
NURSERY
PLANTS OF EVERY DKSCRIPTION AT RE
duced raiei at Los Angeles Nursery, 348
S. BrfjoHwav. 8-10
FOR SALE—COUNTRY PROPERTY^
VTOTICH TO REAL ESTATE DEALERS
i.i The be*t evidence that it pays to advet*.
use in Th<i Herald is the fact tnat nearly all
the load In t* dealers in ihe city are represented
In H* *'For Sate" columns and they rind that
it pay. Tnese advertisers are hot ex perl
meriting, They are wideawake htisine-s men
The*; have thoroughly tested The Herald as an
J sdvertls ng medium and aro so well satistied
With the results that they slick to the prop*
*i tlon, 5-24tf
pOR SALE—A LOVELY HOME FOR BOTH
1 young nnd old; 2 acres tine land; t acre to
5 year old Washington navel orange-, inter
set to most nil kinds deciduous fruit, in hear
ing; 1 to line alfalfa; fine crop Irish potatoes
between the trees; 4 room house, barn, crib,
s able, chicken house and cow corral; ' 2 mile
from Downey depot; 8300 cash.
For walnuts, barley, alfalfa, corn, potatoes,
pumpkins, beets, citrons, bogs, hominy and
vegetables, ibis valley beats the state; for
cheap bargains, I cs n beat any man In caiiior
nia. The farmers of 'his valley have some
thing to sell every day iv the year.
A water right of 100 miner's inches goes
with every ranch l sell, and coats s' ,c tut hour
while irrigating. ii. M. BLYTHE,
10 Downer, Cal.
ft' YOI 'HAVE ANY'IHING TO BUY, BELL
J or exchange you will find that it pays to ad
; vertise in the want columns of Tho Herald.
j Tne popularity ol these small advertisements
and The Herald's large und rapidly increasing
■ circulation Injure results. tf
I*Ott SALE OR EXCHANGE — A VERY
1 choice and desirable 10 acre tract in South
I Santa Monica; has on US acres of choice va-
I riety oi deciduous fruits: price #2500. This is
a bargain. Address BRYANT BROS., 211 \V.
j First st., rooms l und 2 tf
I -will B A LE—lO-AC RE ORANGE RANCH, At
1 Duarte, the blue ribbon orange section; 10
I Bhares Of Stock In the best water company in
Southern California. Appiv to A. STEVENS
j HALSTED room 117 Bryson Block.
1/OR SALE-SNAP—IOO ACRES CHOICE
; laud o*i Washington and Adams sts., west
of cltv; $120 per acre. JOHN L. PAVKOVICH,
220 West First st. 10-18-10
1" /OR SALE-SUPERIOR FRUIT LAND?!
water sold with land in definite quantity,
delivered In steel pipes under pressure, re
servoir capacity six billion gallons. HEMET
LAND CO., Baker Block, Los Angeles.
I/or SALE- AT A BARGAIN, 40 ACRES OF
ti ue land sout li of the City; no reasonable
offer refused. WALTER L, 'WEBB, 114 W.
Ei'stst. 10
LH)K SAI E-FIVE ACRES, 10 MILES OUT,
r well improved; neat House; a bargain,
{050. I. D. BARNARD, 117.. S. Broadway. IS
EDUCATIONAL
rpHE los angeles BUSINESS COLLEGE
X (incorporated), 144 s. Main st. Tlie largest
and most thoroughly practical business train
ing school in the city; Is open the entire year,
day and evuning. Special summer session will
open June 10th. All branches included in the
sixth, seventh eighth ad high school grades
will be taught by aide instructors. Also
special work at reduced rates In penmanship,
bookkeeping, shorthand typewriting and tel
egraphy by the best expert teachers of these
BUbjectl In the city. All interested are cor
dially invited to visit the college and inspect
its workings, fiend for eatalogu *. E R. Shra
der. pres.; F. W. Kelsey, viec-pres,; I N. In
iksepi see.
Vro'i l l>liUßY BUSINES-TcOLLEGE (INH'otT
-0 porated), 220 S. spring st., is the oldest
and largest commercial school in Southern
California; the most beautiful college rooms
and equipments to lie found in the slate; ele
vator for pupils' use; a large faculty of expo
rleuced and able Instructor*; open the entire
year; both day nnd evening sessions; a prac
tical English course, a thorough business
course and a course In shorthand and type
writing, und'r an experienced st mographer.
, Write or call for illustrated catalogue and full
Information. G. A. HOUGH, Pres.; N. G,
FELaKR. Vice Pres. 5-10 ly
J 7* DEC ATI ON A L IN FO Ii M A TIO N TO
j school trustees about teachers; families
about governesses or tutors; travelers about
companions; parents about schools; teachers
about vacancies and preparation for county
examinations. 5077 positions filled. Flsk
T-achors" Agencits; C. c. BOYNTON, Manager,
V2oii s. Spring. 12 tf
V F YOIJ"HAVB ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
1 or exchange you will Hud that it pays to ad
\ertise in the "want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly Increasing
circulation insure results. ti
rpHROOP POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, PA-»
-1 adena, offers manual training, fcloyd, art,
literary, scientific, classical and normal de
partments, see exhibit in Siimson Block, Los
Angeles, or address PRESIDENT C. 11. KiTYES,
Pasadena.
tc lIORTIIAND. LONG LEY INSTITUTE, BRAD*
ij bury Block. Special rates fur summer term.
8-17
GIRLS' COLLEGIATE SCHOOL—
4lti W. Tenth st.
MISS PARSON'S AND MISS DENNBN,
I)ITMAN RIkTrtTiAND ScTIOOL, WILSON
1 block; 12 lessons $■">■ Tel. 1084.
MASSAOE AND ELECTRICITY.
MISS EDI Tl l DARRELL, FORMERLY OF
Boston, is now permanently located at
355V£ 8. Spring st., rooms 11 ami 12; magnetic
and massage baths given; moderate prices.
0-14
MADAME DE LEON, ELITE BATHROOMS;
4lo' a s. Spring street, Mrs. Ella Edwards,
manager: electric, sea salt, tub, shower and
other baths; mussage aud magnetic treatment.
Vf ME DE GREY AND~ASSI STANT, _ MAS
its sage, electricity ami baths. Graduate
Masseuse, S. Spring. Select patronage.
"VTISS MAY SNOW-HAND RUBBING AND
IVJ alcohol baths. Room 23 second floor,
las.'a N. Spring st. 5-22
000 THERN LADY t i IVES ALCOHOL
0 baths. 120 N, Main st, room 2. 24
ALMA WORTH —MASSAGE; SELECT PAT
ronagc. Room 4, 13S'., N. Spring hL 5-1
TOLA LIVINGSTON, IBS'. N. SPR NG ST.
j room 3; alcoholic baths and massage. O-i
- - --- - " A
PALMISTRY
iVal'-mihtßy-the cTclebra?ed euro.
1 peau occult scientist, Prof.A. Myers, palra
iat, pseychometrist and phrenologist, who has
examined the hands of most of the crowned
heads of Europe, lias arrived in' Los Angeles
and intends to remain here for some time. By
palmistry he reveals accurately tho past, pres
ent aud future ot the individual; elves descrip
tions of every mem ber of your family, the de
ceased as well as tho living; also tlie descrip
tion of the one you have married and the one
you will marry; tells country of birth, age and
how long you will live :de.scribes perfectly your
present eirouTustanees, and no matter how dif
ficult they are, by his advice you will be able
to avoid obstacles and aided to success. Asa
psycliometrist he is unequalled". He will locate
any ailment or disease more accurately than
autopsy would do, and by this gift and power
has helped many who had giveu up all hope.
All who are about to make a change should
consult him, as his advice is reliable and bene
ficial. Tells past present and future in seneral
for $1. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed or no
pay. Free-Free -Free medical diagnosis from
Bto 10 a.m. Readings from 10 am. to 7 p.m.
Parlors, the Norwood, 550 s. Hill street, cor
tier Sixth. 12
EfENTISTS
1882—Established—1882 ~"
DR. L. W. WELLS —EXTRACTION PAlN
less; good crowns, bridgework and teeth
without plates a specialty. Corner Spring and
First Sts., Wilson Block. Telephone 1300.
ADAMS BROS.' DENTAL PARLORS, 8.
Spring st. ; painless extraction and filling;
plate, 80, $8, $10; all work guaranteed; estab
lished 10 years. Hours 8-5, Sundays 10-12.
H. KRIECHBAUM. DENTIST, 218 SOUTH
„ Broadway, entrance through Wesiervelt'a
studio. Offlce'hours, 8:30 to 12 and Ito 5.
ALBANY DENTAL P iRLOR— GERMAN-
American Bank Buildidg. A set of teeth,
80; best S. 8. white teeth, $10 per set,.
1/RANK STEVENS, S. SPRING ST.,
1 Open Sundays and evenings; electric;
light.
DR. X, G. HOWARD, DENTIST, ROOMS 382,
323 Bradbury block. 0-14_
DR. KENNEDY, DENTIST. 103* N. SPRING
st., rooms 2, 0 and 7. Painless extraction.
R, W. P. TUCKER, DENTIST, 1205 a SOUTH
Spring st. »-8
WA TCHMAKER .
AS \FE.VIaCeTto" HAVE YOUR WATCR
repaired. Rememi er you get a guarantee.
W. J. GETZ, 330 S. Brooaway. 8-17