The herald. [microfilm reel], May 21, 1895, Page 8, Image 8

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THE WANT ADS ARE WHAT BRING THE RESULTS EVERY TIME. TRY ONE
SPECIAL NOTICES
1' KWIS & ALD r' UsoN, '
j 312 & Main at.
New art -quares, nil wool and pretty as a pi*'- |
ture. for OCeayard: others Tor 45c: Potter's
flirty litiole un mr 354 n yard: new I iron-war p [
liiHtti;• for i-'-.e: extra linen WarpS ior 15c .
nnd 90s: three-;.'... rubber hose for be; boat |
quality for So; new combination tables ior *
05.59; new extension tables for 93.231 extra
heavy solid oal. oxtcnoioa| sables tor -Mi ami
#7; new bedroom sets forSjBS.5O to 990; OftM
decks ii>r 99 Bttd *7: pneumatic bicycle for I
#20: walnut Mile board CntffoniefS lot |
$£50 ti» Bo"; nice uardwood mantel folding i
beds lor #18: good ones, 90 to English ,
breakfast tables loi Bi.dO, VThenevdt you 1
want anything como to as, and you'll always 1
save money trad in-.' a' LEWIS & A LDE BOON'S; ;
don't be Icci.aiDtiuil byotliera, who will try ao
hard to keep you away from us. but MMt
listen to them;* como right to 3111 8, Main st.;
we'll save you money, avA guarantee sa tislac
tiou, too.
xroTtcl-.-'Ui;. i.os INGELES ni V WATER
Company will strictly enforce the follow
ing rules: Tb;> hours for sprinkling aro be
tween ti and 8 O'clock a. :n„ and U and 8
o'clock p. m. For a violation of the above
regulation the water w ll] be shut off and n fine
of f9 will be Charged before tho water will be
turned on again.
rpin:V.\ri- iiVposn bonk- or the st.v.k
X. Loan and Trust Cpmpany a.c enclosed i:»
aflie-prool atld vault wi Ii lime
locks und brilliantly lighted with electricity;
alcoves attached tor the private examination
of valuables, vvi b .vriurii; materials; a young
lady iv attendance.
I /OR BALE- TH E \KW HOME HEWING MA
thine Company offers lor the next 30 days 1
the foi low iv- bargains: \\ bites. Standards,
Automatics, singers, Domestics, Davis, House
holds, etc., fromsl2 io £L'», on payments of
I*l per week. 849 k Bpriug st. Branch. 85 L.
Colorado, Pasadena. 4-4
IT YOC HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY. SJSLL
or exchange you will find thai It pays to ud
veitisc in tin- want columns Of The Herald.
Tbo popularity ol these small advortUoments
and The Herald'a large and rapidly increasing
circulation Insure results* ti
r■'iiIE PfftKST FOUR IN lIAND TALLY 110
M Coaches In tiio city; special prices to pic*
nies and societies. FASHION STABLE CAR
RIAGE CO., 217 219 J2l Fast First at. Tele- I
plioue 751. 0-J7
I-vWKViEH creamerY, 356 s. BROAD
* way; best dairy hUflfer.SDC square: choicest
northern creamery, ROe square] refrigerator
wagon delivers to all pans city on regular
days. H-15
I>E RS< >N AL —< > PIUM AND MORPHIN E
babU successfully treated: no failures: no
hindrance from business; hours 1:30 tod p. m.
GEO. C. 60M ERS, Mi D . ,:<J4 Btlinson Block.
5-7 tf
rTVAKB TOU iTm ea ls a t TI is temple-st.
.1 dining parlors: best coffee, cakes and sal
ads made for evening entertainments. 1.17
Temple St., opp. courthouse. WdWat-6-17
I' ENTERPRISE CARRIAGE WORKS — ALL
2j kinds ol wagons, buggies, etc*, bought, sold
\ -id exchanged. No. 110 North Los Angeles
Btk eet. ti-13
RBT-CXAJBBALFALFAPASTURE; PLENTY
i a ' bhaae Bud water, on the KauiTmuu
rauciu FASHION STABLER, Sl9 Fast First st.
Telephs m ' 751. b-17
rpnK \'ALIFORNIA ELIXIR MINERAL
I spring water, warranted nat ural from thu
spring Riverside. Otlice 121 Temple
at., Los AnpeYes. <Mi
H BY WOOD'S CIGAR AND MEWS STAND—
orders taken for books, papers andperi
odicals. Agent (Vt Troy laundry; s.
Broadway. 5-;(0
MRS. HENGY, WET NURSE'—6PEAKB QER<
man, French and bVngUsh, Corner Tenth
st. and Clark aye. tj-20
i Gilbert smith, b. spring st., up
I I stairs; repairing tine -dianumd work a
specialty. W>
MACHINERY, DIES, AN".D TOOLS MADE
and repaired. J. YON SERKEY, 316> 8,
Los Angeles St. Tel. 088.
( i I JAVTVtY 6F"FoTI ] sTRBBSTINGB AT
low price, at BROADWAY Ft'EL DEPOT,
432 S. Broadway.
F, SLOPEitTIIOUSE Tl^V^E - OFFICE
. \2 ( enter place.
FOR RENT-tiOUSizS
IV YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO jBUY* BELL
or exchange you will find that it pays toad-
VSirtlse in the want columns o£ Phe Herald*
The pooularity of these small advertisements
mid ihc Hejald's inrge and rapidly iiicreasiiia
circulation insure results. tf
REiSIT- A " VERY Ct >N YEN IE NT
house, wTih 8 rooms and bart, and con
ni'Cted with the sewer. .117 W. Thirty-third
hi. Enquire 3134 Ptgueroa nt. 24
rpo let—rxrcß_\lsll ed.closelin. splkn".
L dii 5-rOom fiatl every eouveniisnce; option
of burn. ll!» \. Hunker It ill aye.. i w-nr I- "^'_lj
FOR RENT*-ROOMiS
TF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SUY, SELL ]
1_ or exchange you wiH lind that it, pays to ad- t
vertise in tiio want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and 1 be Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure* results. tf
TpOR KENT -HOTEL JOHNSON, ADJOIN-
V ing Westminster, 128 E. Fourth st., rooms
With board at reduced rates: coolest dining j
room in the city; all! outside rooms; bath free.
ti-9
-rjsOß KENT —FOR HO USE KEEPING, 3 UN
r lurnt-hed rooms: private famiLv. rent free
to June Ist. Address t-44 S. FLOWKR BT, near
Seventh. 21
GRAND PACIFIC. 438 M B. SPRING StT
Large, cool rooms at ffl par week und up
wards.
T7AURNISHEP ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN SUITE
Jt I —Prices, £1 to rsi per week, Russ House,
corner First and Los Angeles sts. (i 8
T ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM& FRONT
j and back, suitable for offiCOSJ 114 8, Main
fit. 0-8
rpHK MENLO FURNISHED rooms at RE-
J_ dueed rates; baths free. 480 B, Main street
near Postoffloe. Telephone 7-io. o*9
IjEVFiIL HOUSE, 323 W. SE( ON D ST.: NICE;
AX pleasant furnished rooms, and uiry
/'i RAND CENTRAL 324 TO 329 N. MAIM
I. T fiu ; rooms $1 per weok and tip. ti-!»
rpo i L'l-R./OMa IN PRttTTY COTTAGE AT
X 823 W. Ninth st. B-lTtl
\ iOR RENT -- PLEASANT FURNISHED
J rooms, cheap, 550 8. Spring.
/ OA* RBNT' MISCBL LA NBOI fS
RENT- FOUR LARGE STORKS WITH
Jr elevators, for n holesale business; three
(-tones and basement. Apply to 1. A. LO*
Til JAN, 142 N. Angeles st. tij >
MASSAdE AND ELECTRICITY.
M"ISs"eDITH DAKItLLL, FORMERLY OF
Boston, is now permanently located at.
350 V*8« spring st., rooms \ \ end 12; magnetic
and massaae laths given; moderate prices.
0-14
MADAME DE LEON, ELITE BATHROOMS,
4. ig> j S, Spring street Mr* BllaFdwords,
manager: electric, sea salt, tub. shower and
other baths; massage and magnetic trootinent.
MMB. DE GREY AND ASSISTANT, MAS
sage, electricity and baths. Graduate
Masseuse, S. Spring. Select patronage*
MISS MAY SNOW—HAND RUBBING AND
ale j hoi baths. Room 22 second II nor,
1,1 V., N. Spring st. 5-22
SOUTHERN I,ADY GIVES~" ALCOHOL
baths. 120 N. Main at, room 2. 24
4 LMA WORTH—MASSAGE; SELECT PAT-
J\ ronago. Room 4, 188>5 N, Spring st. 5-18
' "I VL A LIVINGSTON, lltH- J N. SPR NG ST.,
J j room '.'<: alcoholic baths and massage* ti-5
PALMISTRY
IJA LM I-TRY-TIIE cXLi: iHtATK/)" EURO-
E pean occult scientist, Prof.A, Myers, palm
ist, pscychometrisi and phrenologist, who has
examined tbe hands of mosi of the crowned
heads oi Europe, has arrived in Los Angeles
and Intends to remain here for some time. Ry
palmistry he Reveals accurately the past., pres
ent and future oi the individual; elves descrip
tion* of every member of your family, the de*
csjased wi fl as tt.e living; also the descrip
tion oi tho ono you have married and the one
you will marry;' tells country 01 birth, ai/o and
how long you wlli lire;detGrlbes perfectly your
present cirouaaStances, and no matter how dif
ficult they are, by his advice you will be able
to avoid obstacles and aided to success. As a
j sychometrist he is unequalled* He will locate
nny ailment or disease more accurately than
aui pay would do, and by this gift and" power
has helped many who had given up oil hope.
All who are about to nutko a change should
consult him, as his advice is reltahteand bene
ficial. Tells past present and future in teneral
tor >JH. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed or no
nay, Free- Free Fres medical dlsgposts fro n
mto In a.m. Readings from lOam. to 7 p in.
Parlors, the Norwood-, 500 8< Hill streel.cor
uer "-Ixtl!. ... ii
HELP WANTED — MALE
l; VOL* HAVE ANYTHING lo BUY, SKI
1 or axcaange you will litnl that it pays tv ml
vertise in tin* tmnt columns oi The Gerald
The popularity of these email advertisement
and The M'/raid's large ami rapidly iuereastuj
nrculation insure results, tf
/ OOKB, WAITERS ASP WAITRESSES
V ehamheriuaids dishwashers. I .ermtu
house irirK' light housework, nurse girls, v
X BARNEY'S KM PLt >\ MENT AOKSCY, 1191
.N. Main. Tel. tt:>~. B-W tf
II'AN TED—Bin * Vffox - nY — K!K.-T CLA S
tt stati,uiary engineer; 1A years' experienc
butldlnc anil operating steam anil eleeiri,
muehitlerv; best ot refereuee. 11. D., Lox HU
IhU omca. 88
»\'ANTEP-HOTKLs. RESTAURANTS AN]
families furnished with competent help
KEARNEY'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 118)
N. Mam st.: teleplione 'I'M. tf
AI.KSMEX—IN AND OCT OJ LOS ANGELES
to sell our goods to grooerij (rood comniti
s;ou or salary; refereuee restored. R. \, V
CO., l!OJ S. Main St., t>t. Louis. Me. 5-9 tf
iV-A NTED - ANY GENTLEMAN OCT 01
employment and wishing temporary oc
ritpatiou eau get one bj addre-sing A. ft., Hoj
HO.
HELP FOR HOTELS, ivl-.STAIKAN TS AN I
families furnished. BOSTON EMPLOY
men agency, aaa w. Fifth st. g-it;
M7A BROOM MAKER
>> EXCELSIOR BROOM FACTORY, Hit
Short st., Los Angeles. -**
■MTANTED—TEAMSTERS, Al i IRNER BA>
\\ joaquln st. and Ooean View aye.; j-e
l '.011111 ami hourd. I v )lil I & <l ', All\. tf
HELP WANTED—FEMALE^
ny wiiioh Kit Willi rHEEK CHILDREN
J > a Christian woman as working house
keeper; earv place; low wages. Address I)
box '20. this office. 81
WANTED — THIS MORNING EARLY, f
0 flrat-clasi dressmaker and trimmer, at 531
8. Etroadway. -I
SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE
IV YOU H Wit AWTHIMi TO BOY, BE LI
. or exchange you will Bud t hut it pays to ad
vertise in the want columns oi Tiie Herald
The popularity ot these small advertisement!
ami Tin- Herald's large and rapidly Increasing
circulation insure results. tf
y.» A WEEK FOR BERVICBi MORNING*
»Ir») or evenings, otoee work or private place
will he greatly appreciated hy unsalaried lan
Student. R. G., DOS 20, this ollicc.
j T ~A\V~sf V DENT WANTS CI.ANCE TO MAKI
j a living; rail teach any college branch, 01
do anything nioripngs and evenings. II , \«.-\
20.
IV ANTED WORK OF ANY KIND AROt'NL .
T t private place; will work reasonable; |
short job preferred, WILLIAM 11. DAVIS, j
Station A. 21
EVEN- I
11 ing>, by capable yon tig man, studying !
dv ling day. stident, mi so, tbisofliee.
n T ANTED-SITI'ATION, HY *AX EX PERI- I
enced coachman, in private family. Ad- 1
dress Herald oflice, 11.. Box SO.
* V steady situation. Subordinate start satis
factory. BOX 70, R. G
\\7 A NTEI> — POSITION IN PRINTING OF
VV I'm c best of references from last firm. BOX
Hi), <;. D. 11.
SITUATIONS WASTED-FEMALE j
IK Vol! HAVE ANYTHING TO BOY, SELL
. or exchange you will find that It pays to ad*
vertise in the want columns of The Herald. I
The popularity of those imali advertisements ;
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing I
circulation insure results. U
117 ANTED— BY MIDDLE-AGED GERMAN
yy lady, position as chambermaid or hotel
cook. No objection to country. Address M. 1
F., box HO, this olhce. 22 I
W 7 ANTED -- HOVfcEWORK OR OTIIEIt
TT light work to cam hoard. STVDENT,
room 14, l -O'.j s. spring. 21
SITUATION -BY A WOMAN TO IX) GEN~
eral housework; is a good cook. Call at
1 12 Wall si. 5-12
WASTED-REAL ESTATE
rp YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO. BC ; **El L
1 or exchange you will find that it pays to ad
vertise m the want columns of The Herald.
The popular.ty of these small advertisements
and the Herald's large and rapidly noreaslng
eircuiatmn Insure results. tf
\\ ANTED-AOENTS
TF YOP iI.WK ANYTHING 'JO BUY^SELL
I or exchange you will lind that it pays to ad*
vertise in the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and raputly increasing
circulation insure results. tf
CtATCHIEST 800 CANVASSER'S SPECIALTY
' ever shown. REVERSIBLE AUTOMATIC
HAH! rr I'J.hK CO.. Chicago* U
WANTED—TO REST
TIT ANTED —TO BE3NI BY FOUR PERSONS,
yy (no children) furnlsbcd house of six or
seven rooms, convenient to street car line.
Address,stating terms, ). M., this oflice. 22
TSY WIDOW EC WITH THREE :
JLJ board and rooms; some private famllf, in
vicinity of Castpllar st. j state lowest terms.
Addri ss i>. box this offlce. -jt
WANTED.-MISCELLANEOUS
W ANTED - DOUBLE-SEATED COVERED
yy rockauay; also saddle and bri'lle.
■I(> horses for sale cheap; also wagons, bug
gicr, carts and harness.
100 sets second-hand hamns?; all kinds
wagons, buggies nnd carts; also 20 cheap
horses; must be *old.
Bis*V---Gentle bo so, harneii and buggy; must
sell
Call on or address DR. W. D, SNE A THEN,
he Spanish Dispensary, 830 W. First st., I.os
Angeles, cal. 21)
|F Vol' HAVE ANYTHING TO HL V, SKI. 1.
1 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 i be Herald's large ana rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. tf
IJOARD AND ROOM WANTED FOR SER
> vices mornings and evenings; nm capable
to undertake any kind of work. Address
Willing, ilox HO, this ofllce.
•-po'l.AW V Elt>--VorNG MAN WISHES TO
1 Mud;, law; has good education and uses
typewriter. Address Box so. Lex.
\JLJ ANTED - ( HOK E PURCHASE MONEY
yy mortgage or well secured notes at the
National Bank of California. o-:i
\\" ANTED - HORSE AND LIGHT RIG;
tt mu-t b" cheap. CO I Sau I'ed ro st. 21
LOST AND FOUND
lOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM PKEM
j laea, May 20, 1596, donkey, ahout 1H
months old : color gray with brown stripe over
shoulders and down back. Hair long; recent
sorooutside right knee- Suitable reward for
return 10 1105 S. Hopestreet. 21-tf
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY', SELL
or exchange you will Mud that it pays to ad
vertise in the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these snial! advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly Increasing
circulation insure resulta. if
DENTISTS
1882—Established-1883
DP. L W. WELLS — EXTRACTION PAIN-
Less; good crowns, bridgework ami teeth
without plates a specialty. Corner Spring and
FirstStS,, Wilson Block. "Telephone KtijO.
ADAMS BROS.' DENT A L PARLORS, 23f»W S.
Spring st.; painless extraction and filling'
plate, (JO, it l **, BIO: all work guaranteed; estab
lished 10 years. Hours b-. r », Sundays 10-12.
*p"~H. KRIECHBAUMi DENTIST. 2~iis SOUTH
v.X» Broadway, entrance through Weatervell's
studio. Office hours, H;:to to 12 and lto 5.
ALBANY DENTAL P iRLOR— GERMAN-
American Rank Butldldg, A set of teeth,
I Hib; best S. B. white teeth, i«lo per set.
I7*RA SK STEVENS, 8. SPRING ST.,
Open Sundays and evenings; electric
I .
DR. E. g. HOWARD, DENTIST, ROOMS 332*
Bradbury block. O-li
DR. KENNEDY, DENTIST. WM4 N. SPUING
st., rooms 2, U und 7. Painless extraction.
DP. W.~F ILCkEI DI- m\ 120« j C Tll
Spring Ji-ft
MANUFACTURING
rpHE PACIFIC COABT REGALIA COMPANY,
J. manufacturers o- general lougo supplies,
Bocieiv and military goods, flags, banners,
badges, gol 1 attd silver embroideries, gold and
aiivnr fringe-., tassels, oordfl, braids, stars. 208,
210 and 212 N. Main st., Los Angeles. CaL
A. T*NK ' VT ! R \ v . I'.IM
LOS AXGELES IIEBALD: TUESDAY MORNING, 31AY XI, icv*o.
M BUSINESSOPmRTUNmES v
NOTTCE TO REaTT~ESTATE DEALERS-
The belt evidence that it nays to adver
tise In The iicrabl is the fact that nearly all
i the leading dealers in the city are represented
| in its "For Sale" column-nnd they find that
lit pay*. These advertisers Arc not expert*
t menting, They are wideawake business men.
1 They have thoroughly tested The Herald as an
: advertising medium and aro s" w'eil satisfied
with the results that they stick to the propo
! iiiiou. 5-24tf
XTOTICB THESE BARGAINS ■
IN Apply to REN WHITE, 221 \V. First st.
cigar store, positive bargain $ ISO
Rest a<i rant, near depot, rare chance. ... 225
Cold drinks, olgars.xestauraniconneot*
cd, low rent; receipts overs2o daily. 425
j Bakery, Invgf* oven; i*'rse. wagon, etc . 400
Restaurant, with 4 priV-tte rooms 425
j Saloon, niueuy eouiupwl *!h2
I Grocery. 4 large 1 Ivlng .rooms SO
. Partner in good Fruit store 300
. Partner in good paying siloon 550
\ Partner lo deliver" ordevrs, etc., in well
established business, stare to pay well.. 525
i Property of every description sold and ex
changed. Apply to BEN IYHITE, 221 W. First
' street. 5-17;f
| 1 SALE—ORANGE A N'l > LEMON GROVES,
3 English walnut orchards deciduous fruit
iiirms, alfalfa ami dairy nunches. elfganl city
, residences and building lots, hotels, lodging
I houses, grocery stores; hardware, dry goods.
I drug and shoe Mores, fruit; and cigar Standi
and all kinds ot manufacturing and mercan
, tile business; we will not advertise nor list
' any property,thal will not mmjhl investigation.
■ Write or call on GRIPER d DOW, 139 South
; Broadway. Telephone [phone]H
| SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR LOS AN
i r geles property—A planing: mill, complete
i with 40-horse jtower. tubular boiler, nnd 2ft
horse power Atlas engine, with or without
i buildings or grounds, situates! in one of the
I beii towns in Southern California.
M. D. JOHNSON, Real Estate,
| s*Btf 21$ W. First st, Los Angeles. Cal.
ffi 1 Aft-FOR SALE CHANCE FOR A GOOD
, "rl \ ft r hustler to make big money: $100 will
, buy the building and fixtures lor a butcher
I shop: rent only $5 per month; in thickly
i settled portion of the city ; call quick. GRIDER
a now, 139 s. Broadway, 21
ttu\ FOR SALE - MANUFACTURING
business: one that will stand Investi
gation; the goods are BM ready introduced
through the country; etocx of goods on hand
will sell for twice the price askod. A good
rustler can easily dear $150 ncr month. See
GRIDSR & DOW, 139 S. Broadway. 21
|t brings results
THE HERALD WANT ADS ARE READ
BY THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
d!L<-<<y ♦
-FOB SALE—LODGING HOUSE OF I
©OVIv 9 large sunny ronms; central loca- j
tion, finely furnished, low rent; must be sold ]
quick. GRIDER A: DOW. 139 S. Broadway. 21 |
& 1 \fl(V l ' r<)R SALE—LODGING HOUSE OF |
SPJ.OUU 24 nice rooms, all furnished; 2 j
stores on tho«ground tloor that pay the rent of |
t lie whole building; this Is a rare opportunity; j
centrally located; this must be sold on account
of the owner's declining health GRIDER *t
DOW, 139 a Broadway. 21
V I ""IM ."FOR' HALE—TIIE 'BEST PAYING*
i\f\t most centrally located, barbershop
in Los Angeles: finely furnished and enjoys
tho best class oi trade" iv th 4 town; the right
man can coin money; would trade for a city
residence. Sec GRIDER & DOW, 139 S. Broad
way. 21
FOR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS GRO
(JPiSvUU eery business in this city; well es
tablished, cush sales about $2500 pet month,
on a fine profit and a very light expense: this
is a good opportunit v; will invoico about
$2000. GRIDER & DOW, 139 P. Broadway. 21
gToiiAik-FOR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS~STA-
tioncry. book and notion store; lo
cated in ono of the best towns in Southern
Cal.; tbo only store iv town: has a steady cash
trade; very "low rent and larue profits. Wo
would exchange this for good residence or
vacant lotsor lands. Will invoice about $3000.
See GRIDER it DOW, 139 S. Broadway. 21
W (7V* i SALE—OLD AND WELL
3pIVOU established sale and livery
stable in this city. Mas a tine line of carriages
and horses, and a large list of steady board
ers; 3 year*' lease at only $25 per mouth. In
cluding nice cottage] lease alone worth half
the prico asked See G RIDER A; DOW, 139 S.
Broadway. 21
"| A DIES, ATTENTION-NICE CANDY AND
I j clgnr store, suitable for lady or gentleman
situated in one of the largest business blocks
in city: sure to pay well; a handsome ploce;
value* in stock price $100. Apply to BttN
WHITE, 221 W. First Bt. 519 tf
sui WM\~ ST A TlO NEIt V AX D BA/.A A R;
Of" " " " will located and established on best
street in S. F. Apply CUNNINGHAM, CUR
TLS3 & WELCH, 327 feanfrome st., San Fran
cisco, tf
IM)R SALIC—IF YOTT WANT"TO BUY~~A
bakery, candy store, ice cream or soda woter
business," see the SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
SUPPLY GO.,dealers In bakers' and confection
ers' supplies, 123 s. Los Angeles st., city. 11-13
IF tor HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY. SELL
or exchange you will find thnt it pays to ad
vertise in the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. tf
A\' A NTED—PARTNER WITH SMALL CAPI
t t tal in good paying businefs; partner
with $1000 iv baling press inunui.: business
opportunities in restaurants, real cstote. etc.
Apply 320 N. Main. 19-20
4 11A RE (' 11A NCK FOR "7n~VESTMENT IN
j\ a business established 1873; future pros
pects better today than ever; a'so the best
residence lot in tho city. Address G.,box, HO. 25
PTOOD CHANCE FOR STEADY MAN—I
\ I want a partner to attend cash counter m
ray restaurant; price for one-ha If int crest
$150 Apply at 414-S. Main st. 519 tf
\\ r A N'T KD - HONEST INTELLIGENT MAN
»t uiili $125 in btltter, egg nnd produce
market; splendid family neighborhood. 001
San Pedro st. 20
|7*OR BALE — HOUSE, AND ROOMS
JT secured; help free: employment, EDWARD
NITTIXGER, removed 219 W. Fourth. Tel.
113. tt
LARGE, MODERN BRICK HOTEL, 47
rooms, entire newly furnished, new silver,
k Uneu, etc., near court house; best location.
AadressH, this office. 6*lo
HH)R SALE-NICE LIST OF HOTELS AND
lodging houses;prlces range from $300
Upward. S. P. CRRABJNGER, 110 8. Broadway.
3-3
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HE ST PAYING BrJsiNKBB IN CITY. NET
profits average $5tK) per month no rent.
Cigar stand, closcin, Spring: $500
SKI L OR EXCHANGE.
No. 1 fruit ranch, |10,000, for CltV property.
$7000—Stock and fruit ranch; what hays you.
WANTED.
Rook and stationery store, cash: about
$1500,
FOR SA I.E.
$1200 mortgage; will accept ci ty property,
not over $1700; easl Ol Main preferred.
21 E. NITTINGER, 219 W. Fourth.
HERB IS A CHANCE TO GET A HOLD OF
good paying property In tho thriving
city of Kscondido. The building and lot and
business oi the Bscondido club Rooms for sale
St a bargain ; fully equipped: billiard and pool
tables in good condition: full stock of cigars.
tobacco and cigarettes, and everything In good
running order; est a oil shed 9 years, w, R.
BLAKE, Prop., Escondldo. ||1I SuTuTh-2w
ITITANTED—A PARTNER WITH 88000 TO
\l $10,(100 to invest in the pressed brick
business with a practical brick maker; 35
acres of fine clay near city. Address X, box
80, this ofllce. 24
\MERICAN WIDOWER WOULD MEET A
respectable lady of means as a partner in
n sale mining busiress; object matrimony.
Address WIDOWER, box 20, thlsofflec. 28
IF YOU WISH TO DISPOSE OF YOUR BUSl
ness Without delay, for cash, always go to
I. D. BARNARD, B, Broadway. 25
Il>OR SALE-SMALL DAIRY, CHEAP FOR
1 cash. Address. TOLLE BROS., 515 Sierra
st., Hapjiy valley, E. L. A. 22
WANTED-PARTNER IN GOOD PAYING
yy business; $85. 151 W. Filth St. 27
y*—-••---LODGING HOUSE OF 2J ROOMS,
91 it} BEN WHITE, 2SI W. First st. If
O SELL QUICK FOR CASH GO TO BEN
Z WHITE, 221 W. Fiistst. 4-10-tf
LEARN BY THE PLANETS WHAT TO DO
to succeed. 410U So. Spring. 19
•T~mJY A PROPE BTY OF ANY KIND GO TO
Z_HKX WHITK. 221 W. First st. 4-10-tf
BUSINESS PERSONALS
PERSONAL—COFFEE, FRESH ROASTED
.1 every day. Java and Mocha, 35c; mountain
coffee, 200; 5 lbs good lee, $1; 50 lb sack (lour,
85c; X lbs corn meal. 15c; 3 cans clams, 25c;
4 cans oysters. 25c; keg Holland herrings, 75c;
can cocoa, 15c; condensed jelly, sc; H lbs
tapioca. 25c; 10 lbs beans, 25c: roll good but
ter, 25c; S lbs pears, 25c; 50 bars soap, $1: 10
lbs lard, 75ci pork. 8c; bacon, 11c. ECON
OMIC STORES, 305 S. Spring st. 18
ATTENTION— FULL DRESS SUITS FOR
hire, suitable for balls, parties and recep
tions, at the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS,
223-225 W. Second st., bet. Spring and Rroad
way. tf
PERSONAL— RALPHS BROS.-GOLD BAR
Hour, 90c; city flour, 75c; granalated
I sugar. 19 lbs $1; brown sugar 22 lbs 81; 7 lbs
! rolled when; or oats, 25c; sardines, 5 boxe«
| 25c; tomatoes, 4 OftUS. 25e; 7 bars German
■ family sonp. 25c; sgallonsoll, $1.05; gasolino
| Hi. 10) 2 packages morning meal, 15c; lard,
I 10-lb can, 75e; Eagle milk, 15c. 601 S. Spring
| street, corner Sixth.
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THE LATEST STYLE REGENT SUITS MADE
by crack eastern tailors for $35, we will sell
for $15 it we can fit you. MISFIT CLOTHING
PARLORS. 223-225 XV. Second street, between
fcpring and Broadway. tf
I)ERSONAL-SCREEN DOORS, ONLY $1;
l window screens, 00c new, 25csecond hand;
ironboards, 4 0c: 30-foot extension ladders,
only 95. ADAMS & SHELDON, 019 S. Broad
way. Tel, 900. 1:20
W HY PAY A MERCHANT TAILOR $35 FOR
I tt a suit when you can get the semo thine
format the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS,
223-225 W. Second sV, between Spring and
Broadway? tf
IPERSONAL1 PERSONAL- PALMISTRY; 1 HAND READ
free: every hidden mystery revealed; life
read from cradle to gray c without a mistake;
10 a. m. to H. p. m. IHLj W. Third. 7
MISFITS AND UNCALLED FOR GARMENTS
ut less than half your tailor's juices, at
tbe MISFIT CLjTHING PA RLORS, 223-225 \V.
Eeconu if, between Spring and Broadway, tf
HARRY, DID YOU SEE TnE NOBBY PAIR
of pants that I bought for $3.50 at the MIS
FIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 223-225 VY. Second
st., between Spring and Broadway. tf
't)AN"TR THAT WERE MADE TO ORDER FOR
X $12 we sell for $0 at the MISFIT CLOTH
ING PARLORS, 223 225 W. Second st., be
tween Spring and Broadway. tf
itics, from whatever cause, cured without
medic'nc, instruments or pai n ; sure cure; lady
utlendant; low toes. 323 W. Sixth St. 24
I A DIES—YOUR OLD II ATS MADE NEW,
j 50 cents. STRAW WORKS, 454 S. Spring
street. G-lo
PERSONAL
YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
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vertise in tbe want columns of The Herald.
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N H6NO it ABLE M ANTS©. LARGE PE RMA
nent income, desires lo meet refined lady,
30 lo 50, matrimonially inclined. Address
ALEX, box 20, this oflice. 27
N AMERICAN OF 26 vL\RS, STRICTLY
temperate, wishes to meet young lady 01
widow of means; object matrimony if suitably"
no tritlers. Address A. T., box 10, this olHce. go
I>KKSONAL— A YOU NO MAN GOING EAST
would like to meet young lady who would
like to go; must be ready soon, about Ist of
June. Address R. L, Box SO, Herald. 21
DRESSMAKING
c McDowell dr ess ma king a cad
emy ladies are taught to become compe
tent cutters and fitters and prepared to do
first-class wcrk. Dressmaking, cutting and
fitting, Patterns cut, 2 r >e. 703'.j S. Broad
way, branch of New York. 11-20
FRUIT
C" "iHEKKIES DAILY, DIRECT FROM "THE
, orchard, wholesale and retail; lowes
prices for canning purposßS. ALTIIOI SE
Rlt'ty , ji'fi vy; First st. 6-19
FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY
fpOl SALE -
CITY LOTS
$-5 down nnd $10 a month without interest
will buy a line lot on a graded street, with
cement walk, 15 minutes* ride from the busi
ness center: price only $175 See this.
$300 will buy a tine corner lot in one block of
the electric cars, street graded nnd curbed ;on
Installments.
$ iso— choice 50-foot residence lots, street
graded, southwest, close to the electric
rood.
•ISOO-Flne corner lot close to Tenth and
Penrl sts.; choice corner.
$000 will buy a fine lot on Pico st., halt a
block from eleciric rars.
$tiol> Choice lot on Adorns st.; street im
provements nil paid for, one b!ock of electric
car ■; on e-sv terms.
$H5O will buy a 50-foot lot on Twelfth st,
little west of Pearl st.: sireet graded, cement
walksand curbs; on easy terms
$900 will buy n line corner lot suitable for a
business block, which will rent before building
Is completed; within ten minutes' walk of
Spring and First sts .
92250— Half atro on W. Washington St,
close to eleciric cars; street 100 feet wide,
finest residence site on the street; right among
tne finest residences.
BSiOO for a lot on (hand aye, close to
Adams st., 80x158 feet. This is the best bar
gain offered on Grand aye.
GRIDER & DOW,
21 Wow Oflice, 139 S. Bioadway.
SALE—LOTS.
MAIN STREET PROPERTY
Has advanced 25 to 50 per cent In the last 30
days. We have a few pieces remaining at
the old prices, every one of them.
SOMETHING UNUSUAL We have control
of a number of line lots one block from Main
street, north of Ninth, Will sell to builders
on 3 years' time, no payment to be made until
'he 3 yours expire. This property will double
in two years.
A good business lot on Temple st., for sale
eh on p.
$000-A good building lot on University car
line. Something cheap and good; look at "this.
$050-a line lot on Winlield street. Look at
this »juiek if you want a good buy.
Look at what we advertise in houses for sale.
Look for the horseshoe, if yon want bargains.
CORTELYOU A GIFFEN,
21 402 S. Broadway.
\TSrHILE EVERYBODY ELSE IS SKIPPING
yy this country and letting liens bo filed on
property, the 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. Romemner that Dennison A
Griffon, "ne of the Urgest lumber linns in ibis
city, is connected with this company in tins
manner, tho president of the com pari v is Mr.
Griff en of the linn of Dennison »t Grifteii, and
we are able to build houses cheaper, better
and more Substantial without any risk of liens
being lil d, and that we build houses for
people who own lota freo and clear of encum
brances without any oath compensation.
Come In and see the DENVER BUILDING
COMPANY, 107s. Broadway. 21
TVfOTICE TO REAL ESTATE DEALERS—
ill rbo bvstevidence thnt :t pays to ad'ven
tltoin Ihe Herald Ii the fact that nearly all
the leading d-aters in the city are represented
in its "For Bale" column* and they find Hint
it pays. These advertisers ore not experi
menting. They arc wideawake business men.
They have thoroughly tested The Herald as an
advertising medium and are so well satisfied
with the results that they stick to the propo
sition. 5-2* li
TpOB BALE—HOUSES—
$1500—One of the best investments in the
city: 0-room house, good repair; cement side
walk, graded street: nice yard and lawn; bath,
pan.ry. etc.; small barn"; lot 50x120, on the
right side of the street; only $300 cash, bal
ance monthly.
$0000— Here's something of interest to any
one having a lew dollars and wanting a secure
Income: 1 5-room cottage, 1 0-room house, 1
8-room house, all modern and new, one block
from Main street. Will bring an income of
$00 per month. The whole lot for $0000.
Qg2Oo— A fine new cottage, one block from
car line, just being finished; will sell on easy
terms.
Look for the horseshoe if you want bargains,
CORTELYVm* & GIFFEN,
21 • 402 S. Broadway.
SALE—
l 1 G RIDER & DOW'S
ADAMS STREET TRACT.
300 50-foot residence lots, corner of Adams
st and Central aye ; Adaniß Bt., 82 feet wide,
and 28th st. 100 feet wide; both lined with
palm trees; streets graveled; cement walks
and curbs! water piped: 175 lots sold and over
50 houses built in the lust tour months; rich,
sandy loam; no mud: the healthiest portion of
the city; examine this tract now and compare
it with other properties; lots and up,
on easy terms; special inducements to those
who will build at oncer Central avenue double
truck electric car line runs through the tract.
Take the Central avenue cars at corner of Sec
ond and Spring sts.: the ride takes only 12
minutes. Agents at our branch oflice on the
corner of Central aye. and Twenty-ninth st.
will show the property; w lor views of the
tract, maps and all information, write or call
on us. Free carriages nt all times.
GRIDER A DOW,
19 tf New Ofllce, 139 S. Broadway.
dfcin/iOASH, shoTcashTTio mc7nthTy^
9PIUU 30x135 feet 2 blocks west of Central
aye. eloctrie cars.
$050—Corner Wilmington and Florence sts.,
135x150 feet, 55 fruit trees full hearing.
$14 a foot—Kohler lots, streets graveled,
curbed, cement walked, near Seventh Bt.; $15
monthly.
$900—New house 5 rooms, hard finished;
rented $12.
$100 acre—4 10-acre lots, 704 walnut, apri
cot, peach trees on each; 8 years' time, 0 per
cent. *
$2300—2 new houses, rent 830.
t f w: j. fishf;r, 227 w. second st.
lIORI IOR SALE—NEW HOUSE OF 0 ROOMS
and hall, bath, hot and cold water, toilet,
marble wash stand and tine mantel; house
finished in sugar pine; cement sidewalks and
street graded and graveled; size of lot. 40x 155
ft to 15-ft alley; terms $1000, fjlßOOoash. bal
ance in monthly installments of only $17.50
fier month, with no interest* Call on C. N.
10WEN for this bargain, 230.. R Spring st„
room 19. 2-18 tf
■\f D. JOHNSON,
Alt 213 W. First st.
Real Estate nnd Fire Insurance.
I' SALE-SII,OOO—THE FINEST HOUSE
at Alhnmbra, modern anil elegant; sur
rounded by twenty acres of bearing Wash
ington navel oranges; splendidly improved
grounds: barns, carriage house, sheds, etc.;
graded streets and perfect sewerage; must be
sold to close an estate.
21 T, J. CUDDY, 200 N. Spring,
1" M)R HALE -THAT "LITTLE JEWEL" COT
-1 tage on Park Grove aye., is nearly finished;
Bee it; 5 rooms, hull, bath, mantel, hot and
cold water, complete, monthly pay
ments; just like finding it; always get a J, ",fc
K. cottage when you can. JOHNSON tt
KEEN FY' CO., builders, 104 8. Broadway. 20
fj-tOR BALE—A HOUSE THAT WILL NET 18
X 1 percent on the investment: close in; como
and ask about v. wm. r. rosbyshell, no
s. Bread way. 5-iotf
I" -OR SALE—HOUSE BUILT TO SUIT, ON
* large lots noar Ninth street school; small
monthly payments; low Interest;best proposi
tion you will get offered. Como and get par
ticulars, N. li. WALKER A CO.,
20 W, Second st.
pOR SALE—S2IO0 —A NEW MODERN FIVF.
V room cottage and nicely improved lot,
33x125 feet, on Sixth street, close in: price
$2100. T. J. CUDDY, 200 N. Spring.
I^6R SA I jT—s4 300- 11AN DSOME, MODKRN
X 12-room house and finely improved lot. on
Estrella avenue; house new and nice; price
$4300. T. J. CUDDY, 200 N. Spring.
ITtOB BALE—#22SO—A 25-FOOT LOT AND
5-room house on Third street; a bar
gain; house lents for $io per month; price
12200. T, J. CUDDY, 200 N. Spring.
lIORI IOR SALE—$'25OO -A N ICE HOUBB~AND
large lot on Temple street; dose in ; only
$2500. T. J. CUDDY, 200 N. Sp ing
F r OR SALE—LOT 48 FEET ON UPPER MAIN
1 to New High St., in block 31, Ord's survey,
want to sell, part ca*h, part time, or will lease
foraterm of yoari. Address, J. W. BLOOH-
F'FLP. pfldliCSh. Kv. tf
FOR SALE - CITY PROPERTY.
jfOR SALE-"
CITY HOUSES.
$1850— Lovely n«W 6-Wpm cottage, with a'l
modern improvements, reception hall, man
tel, grille, hot ami cold water, marble wash
stand, buth, pantry and closets, front and
back porches; lot 50X158 to an alley; 19 min
utes' ride from business center by electric car;
street graoed nnd graveled; cement curbs and
walks; this will be sold on long time If sold
soon.
I QRIDER <t DOW,
I Now otlice, 189 S. Broadway.
$4000—Fine 8-room cottage on S. Flower st.;
a corner; lot 30x150; highly improved; owner
karat the slate; must sell.
QRIDER A DOW,
New office. 139 a. Broadway.
$.'l5OO will lniy a lovely, new, fi room cottaga
and nice l„t in i$ block of tho University car
tine; best bargain out; see this.
GRIDER & DOW,
New office, 139 8. Broadway.
1850—Lovely new 4-room cottage and large
lot. close to the electric cars. Price, only $850
on easy payments. See
Gl! ID BR A DOW,
New Olliee, 1st!) s. llroadway.
$0500 -For sale, fine, 10-room modern resi
dence located on Grand avenue, close to
Adams street, and highly impioved lot. Price.
itHiaoO.
GRIDEii it "DOW,
111!) S. Broadway,
SEE OUR ADAM) STREET TRACT.
Homes for all. Wide streets, graded,graveled
nnd sprinkled; shade trees planted. Tnke
the Central and electric cars, corner Spring
and Second streets, to Adams St.: oniy 12
minutes' ride from the business confer. Sea
the many fine homes built in tne last 4 months.
Don't buy till wo show you this tract. Free
carriages.
GRIDER St DOW.
'21 139 S. Broadway.
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rjOOD BARGAIN—A THREE-STOin BRICK
\I building to lease tor term of llvo years, or
ten years, or for sale or exehangeforcity prop
erly centrally located; adapted for hotel or
factory. Address Owner, I. O. box H55. 31
W'fi BUILD BRAND NEW COTTAGES IN
desirable locations and sell them on tho
installment plan. BRYANT BROS., ill W.
First st , rooms 1 and 2. tf
FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK
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f iOR SALE—CAL STOCK YARDS, 288 8. LOS
Angeles st . the best work horses in the
city A 1.1.FN A DEZBLL. ti-0
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
1.-'OR SALE—ELECTRIC ENGRAVING MA
-1 chine for engraving on polished stone,
gold and silver tinger-rings, etc; will do $75
worth of work daily; no experience necessary;
will sell very law and take one-half valuo in
personal property. What have you?
For exchange—2o or 40 acres in L&nkershim
ranch, improved and paying income, for Lor
Angeles lots, southwest; will assume.
F, 11. BARCLAY & DAUGHTER,
12 8. Broadway.
I/OR SALE—I LARGE 3 SPRING WAGON,"
1 carry *z tons, suitable for fruit, coal or ex
press purpo.es; 1 three-spring business buggy ;
1 spiral spring business buggy; 1 basket pha
eton, nearly new; 1 extension top rockaway;
also 1 large, stylish bay horse, will make a fine
coupe or carriaeo horse, sound, kind and
gentle, 8 years old; a lady can drive and can
go In 3 minute.; 1 large brown horse,
hands high, 5 years old, sound and gentle; a
good carriage horse. Call on or address
HORSEMAN, 1100 W. Ninth st., Los Angeles,
Cal. 28
ISOR SAI.E-A SPLENDID BUGGY, SUIT
" able for the roads any place; has good
brake; very light running; cost $175; will
sell for $50; it's ft great bargain for any one
wanting a buggy to take goods on the road, as
it lifts gootl box. Also two heavy truck wag
ons and several sets of Second-hand harness;
would exchange for lots on East Side. Call or
address Trader, 310 Omar aye., Los Angeles,
Cal. 27
l i OLD~MINKS—WE - HAVE A VERY FINE
VX gold pioperty for sale. Price, bond, and
terms most favorable. Also interest in soma
good properties at Porris, Cal., for develop
ing same. Parties having mining property to
sell or dispose of will do well to see us. LOY Ji
HURIN, 338 S. Broadway. tf
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17OR SALE —A SINGLE TOP BUGGY, IN
fair condition, for $25. Apply to Westmin
ster stables, Fourth St., b3low Main. 5-18
I ."OR SALE-150.000 OLD POSTAGE STAMPS
1 cheap. T„ Box 20, this offlco.
I /OR SALE—4-HORSE POWER
" cheap. 454 S. Spring. 28-29-30
UOR "SALE-OLD PAPERS IN QUANTITIES
X? tosuit, at this otlice.
MEDIUMS
MRS. MARY E. 8. TYLER
(from Newcastle, Pa.)
TRANCE, TEST AND BUSINESS MEDIUM.
Clairaudient and psychic reader. Mental
nuestions answered by automatic writing!
developing mediums A specialty. Office hour.
0 a. m. to 5 Km.
21 245 SOUTH SPRING ST.
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I)E MOVAL—M RST PARKER. MEDIUM,
I V clairvoyant and palmist. Business, min
eral locations, removals, disease, law suits,
love affaiis, etc. 286)j 8. Spring St., room 4.
DR. HORACE li. 1A V LOR —BUSINESS AND
test medium. Room 5, 242Lj S. Broad
way. 27
11. PLEABANCE, DEAD TRANCE MEDT
.11111; sittings daily. Residence U34 S.
Bioadway. 0-14
INSPIRATIONAL DEAD TRANCE MEDIUM,
with Crystal readings by clalrovoyant
sight, at 408 N. Walnut at. 27
\f~ M eT~S TAN LEY. CELEBRATED FORTUNE
31 teller; ladles 20c. S. Spring st 0-0
- BUSINESS
and test medium. 045 Banning St. tf
MRS. L. LENZBEKG, SPIRITuXI~MISDIUM"
751 E. Ninth st, cor. Clark aye. 8-18
MUSICJ.ESSONS
IMTAIYnE k' 1.00.M15, TEACHER OF
j guitar, vocal and piano. Terms, reasona
ble. Hours, 10 t04:30. Studio, 335 Wilson
block, 5-7
IJROF. A. WILLIIARTITZ, TEACHER OF
. piano, composition anil orchestration, at
the Cocker, 212 a Broadway. 6-9
MUSIC —PIANO AND SINGING: PRICES
low. For terms address MISS WALKER,
South Lob Angeles. 19
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MUSICAL
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rpBE UNEXCELLED—
1 BAUS —BAUS—BAUS
Pianos. 500 South Broadway. B-ll lyr
"l"OR BALE-FINE KIMBALL PIANG, 8178
rcßShl bargain. Address P, box 20, this
oflice.
WA T S!i M „
ABAFeYIacFtO HAVE YOUR"WATCH
repaired. Remember you get a guarantee,
W. .1. (iICTZ, 338 a Broaaway. 8-17