The herald. [microfilm reel], May 22, 1895, Page 6, Image 6

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THE HERALD WANT ADS ARE WHAT BRING THE RESULTS EVERY TIME. TRY ONE
' J JSPCCIAL NOTICES
if aldkr*q n,
Ij 312 k Main st.
Sew art square ", nt- wool ami pretty »»_•, _
ture, for UCcayard: other* for toe; !*_»>;»
n*w linoleum ior 35c a yard; new linen-warp
malum.- lor l 'i.c; ej.tra linen war|» for l.*
•nd 2dc: thrco-ply rr, bber hose lor w\ best, ,
quality for 8e; new combination tables for,
J2.50: new extension tables for *.!.-); extra, |
Tieaw solid oak extension tables I°' I"* 4™ ,
■7; new bedroom aeM lor W. 50 to J2O office ,
desks for *« and *7!\ pneumatic bicyclei for
•20; walnut sideboau I tor*tp; t blffouie s for
¥2.50 10 *li: nice ivardwoorl mantel folding |
beds for #18: gooc" .ones, *a to ft); r.ngilMi
breakfast tables Ktr *i 60. Whenever you
want anything como toi Ui. and you,ll-always
save money trading a LEW Is.t ALDE .-O N S;
don't bis led around oy others, ivho will try so
har4 to keep you alvay from us, but never
listen to them; come) right 10 SU B..Maist.,
wetl cave you mones* and guarantee satislac
tlon, too. "
KTOTICK- IT.'L LOS ANGELES CITY WATER
JJI Com pan r will staidly enforce tne follow- ;
lng.rules: The Jiouri for sprinkling are be- ,
tween ti and 8 <.'clock a. m„ and 8 and 8
•'clock p. m. For a violation ot the above j
regulation the water pvill be shui off and a fine ,
of *2 will bo charged' bolore the water will be i
turned on again.
•VHE'SAFi!DEPO.iIY BOXES OF THE STATE
1 -Loan ami Trust Company ate enc osed in |
a flre-prool and bnrjaatr-croof vanlt with time |
locks and brilliantly Valued with electricity;
alcoves attached ior li c prlva o examination
of valuables, with writing materials; a yonng j
lady in attendance.
_M>R SALE— I'll E NOW HOME SEWING MA-
V chine Company offa-s for die next .10 days
the following ba'raaili: Whites, standards.
Automatics. Singers, Homestics. Davi«, House
holds, etc., from *12 lo *15. on payments oi
»l per week. 349 S Spring st. Branch, 85 E. [
Colorado. Pasadena.
IF YOU HAVE" ANY iTII.Nd TO BUY, BELL
i.r exchange you will tind thai it pays to ad
vertise in the want columns of The Herald, i
lb" popularirv oi tries' small advertisement! !
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure resit,ls. _
MBSMIN'S FEMALE IULLS AS A SPECIFIC
monthly medicine Jor immediate rebel
lor painiul and irregular mensei—from what
»vcr cause For sale br «IKO. 11 FREEM AN &
CO.. 102 N. StintiK st. P rice. *S a box.
THK~I-T?.'ES'i' Fori; IS- H"aND TALLY-HO
coaclie* In the eitv; special prices to pic-
Dies and societies. FASHION STABLE CAR
KIAGU CO., 217-219-22 L East First Bt. Tele
phone 75-1. 0*1.7^
IjVUKViIiW CREAMERY. "afp« S. BROAD
-1 war; best daiirv batten,3oc square: choicest
northern creamery, sob tquare; rctngcrator j
wagon delivers to all pans city on regular
days, 8-15
IysnaosTs.— opium and morphine
habit liccetolully treated: no iailtires; no
hindrance ;j-om business: hours 1:30toS p. in.
GEO. C. SOMERi, M. D., :;04 stiiusou Block.
5-7 tf
rrvAKE tsoitr meal Vat the'templx-st.
4 dining parlors: be*t coffee, cakes and sal- |
ads made for everri'ng entertainments. l£7 i
Temple St., opp. courthouse. w,tsat-6-17 1
IHNTERPKI.'K CARKlAtifc WORKS — ALL
'j klndsof w.vgons, buggies, etc., bought, sold
and exchanger;. -No. Us North Los Angeles
Btreet. 0-13
THIRST-CLASS ALFALFA FASTI' lIE . PLENT V
oi shade and water, on the Kaixtfman
ranch. FASHION STABLES, 219 East first st.
Telephone 751. u-17
npHE CALIFORNIA EIJXIK MINERAL
a. 'spring water, warranted natural iroiu the
spring near South Riverside, oniee 121 Temple
Bt., Los Angeles. 6-9
HEY IVOOP'S CIOAS AND NEWS STAND—
orders taken for books, papers andperi
odicais. Agent ior Troy laundry; 412... S.
Broadway. 5.30
MRS. HENGY, WET KURSK-SPEAKS HER.
man, French und English. Corner Tenth
Bt.-and Clark aye. 0-20
pi ILBERT SMITH. ll»' i _ S. SPRING ~s"T~r P
" T stairs; repairing lino diamond work v
specialty. 10
MACHINERY, DIES, AND TOOLS MADE
and repaired. J. YON SERKEY", 210 S,
Los Angeles st. Tel. 933.
QUANTITY OF - COAL SCREI?NEnT;S AT
low prices, at BROADWAY FUEL DEPOT,
432 S. Broadway.
F, SLOPEK. HOCSE "MOVER OFFICE"
.12 Center place.
FOR RENT-HOUSES
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
or exchange you will lind that it para to ad
vertise in the want columns oi The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapudly increasing
circulation insure resells. tf
JjjOJt RENT ~— A VERY CONVENIENT
house, with 8 rooms and barn, and con
nected with the sewer. 1117 W. Thirty-third
at. Inquire 3134 l-'igueroa st 24
TlTlot-cnfiibn ISHED,CLO9E in. BPLEN
did 5-roomflat; every convenience: option
of barn. 119 N. Hunker Hill aye, near Firsu 1!>
JFOR RENT.-ROOMi, _
I'fYOiThaVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
orexchange you will liud thai it pays to ad-'
vertise in the want columns ol The Herald.
The popularity oi ibese small advertisements
and the, Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. tf
■7*o* RENT-HOTEL JOHNSON, ADNIOIN-
Jl ing W'ftHminster, 123 E. Fourth st., rooms
with boaiwi at reduced rates: coolest dining
room in the city; all outside rooms; bath free.
0-9
GRAND PACIFIC, 423.i S. SPRING~StT
Largo, cool rooms at .f2 par week nnd up
wards.
1_ UKSISHEO ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN SUITE
1 —Prices, S>l to per week. Buss House,
corner First and Los Angeles sts. 6-8
IVleganti.y FURNISHED ROOMS. FRONT
j and back, suitable for offices; 144 s. Main
st. ' «■«
11HE MENLO FURNISHED JtUOMS AT UK
. dueed rates; baths free. 4iV> s. Main street
near Postoflice. Telephone 7UO. 11-11
R'BVKRE HOUSE, 323 W. SE( ONI) ST.; NICE
Pleasant lurnishcd rooms, light and airy
e-u
03 RAND CENTRAL, 324 TO 338 N. MAIN
T St. : rooms 1(11 per week anrj up. 0-0
TO 1 ET—ROOMS IN PRETTY COTTAGE AT
322 W. Nintll St. r.-lTtf
RENT — PLEASANT FURNISHED
rooms, cheap. 550 R spline.
JjlOR RENT- FOUR LARGE STORES WITH
' elevators, for wholesale business; three
stories ond basement Apply to I. A. LO
THIAN. 142 N. Los Angeles st. 0-0
ITIOR'REN T—STiIRK, WITH OFFICE IT RNl
ture, on Main st. near Second. Apply at
cigar store, corner Sccoml ami .Main. 24
MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY.
M'~ISB EDITH liAltl'.El.l,. FORMERLY OF
Boston, is now permanently located at
355V{ S. Spring St., rooms 11 aiul 12: magnetic
and massage baths given; moderate prices.
0-14
MADAME DX LEON, ELITE BATHROOMS."
4l(>!i H. Spring street. Mrs, Ella Ed ward!,
manager: electric, sea suit, tub. Aliovver and
other baths; massage and magnetic treatment.
Uf. DE GREY AND ASSISTANT, MAS
sage, electricity md baths. Graduate
Masseuse, 310'- s. Spring, select patronage.
iTfIBS MAY SNOW—HAND RUBBING AND
i?l uicohol baths. Room 22 second lloor,
ISD'/i N. Spring st. 5-22
_;i;iT~HE!tN LADY (TIVES ALCOHOL
|T1 balhi. 120 N. Main St., imim 2. 24
ALMA WORTH—MASSAGE; SELECT PAT
ronago. Room 4. I3B' a N. Sptins st. 5-18
OtA LIVINGSTON, V.W, N. SPR NO ST.,
j ioom 3: alcoholic baths und massage, ti-5
PATENTS. COPYRIGHTS, ETC.
IjTatents'l'oi; inventions " obtained
in ail countries, bought and sold. S. J,
DAY & CO., patent attorneys, room B4 Brvson
block. _ tf
I~~F YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
AT exchange you will tind that it puva to ad
vortisc iv the want columns o: The Ilerr.lct
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Heraid'a large and mpidlv increasing
circulation insure results. tt
KNIGHT BROS., PATENT'" SOLICITORS-
Free book on palcnte. 308 Stimsou blk. 0-8
TJAZ4Bt>, *~TOWKSENd7 D HOWN K Y BLK.
JTI, ''l>?f. 347. Angeles
r- Jot ..- • :
■ " r,, -it
rnui g
C~ "i HERRI EH DAILY, DIKECT FROM "THE
orchard, wholesale and retail; lowes
prices for canning purposes, ALTHOUSE
pj;ns , lor> tv. First st. .j-U'
help g'.4\reo—
\v ANTED- LAUN DRY MAN, SECOND* COOK,
fl carnage painter, ranch hand, teamsters,
ierman boy, etc.; woman housekeeper, Oat
man girl tor small tamilv, cook In private fam
ily, waitress, 880, must understand arm walt
.ug. Will girls please rail ami register free?
tt h have plenty of places to fill eveiv day.
SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT CO.,
__»S 8B»N. Main st. Telephone 1193.
IK You HAVI anything TO BUY, SELL
JL or exchange you will find that it pays to ad
vertise in the want OOlumm of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
:ireulat.on insure results. " tf
117 A NTKD—OWING TO INCREASE OF BU&
-iness, good men to travel in suburban
'.owns to locate and manage institutes; pall
between I and 3 pin., at Hntler Institute,
115. s. Spring st. W. W. AYFRs. Manager.
Bt
pi 00 Ks, WAI I X its AND WAITRESSES,
v chambermaids d.sh washers. German
Uousc girls, light housework, nurse girls, at
KEARNEY'S EMPLOYMENT AG ENC V, 115*4*
N. Main. Tel. 2;»7. 5-10 tf
TIT ANTED—SITUATION BY - FIRST CLASS
* » stationary engineer; lfl years'eiperienco
building and operatinu steam and electric
machinery: best of reference. K. L\, box 80
this office. 2,1
IV ANI 11 ' -" Hl ' l * LbT~R BSTAU it A NTS AND
families furnished with competent help.
KEARNEY'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 115&
N. Maui si.: telephone 21(7. tf
C ALEsMKN—IN AND OUT OF LOB A NOBLES,
O to sell our foodl to grocers, Rood commit
lion or salary; reiVrence required. X X, V.
CO . 2048. Mam si., st. Louis, Mo. ft-fttl
\\* ANTED - ANY GENTLEMAN OUT OF
* » employment tind wishing temporary oc
cupation can get cue by addre sing A. G., Box
HELP FOR HOTELS, REST AY R ANTS AND
families furnished. BOSTON EMPLOY
MEN AGENCY, 222 W. Fifth st. 8-16
V\T ANTED^EXPKRIENCE D B ROOM M A X KR.
4> EXCELSIOR BROOM FACTORY, «lti
rhort at., Los Angeles. 23
TE7 AT CORNER BAN
Joaquin st and Ocean View aye.; 825 per
month and board. DODDA O'GARA. tf
plili.UT YOUNG MAN OH LADY; GOOD
IJ pay to right party, K. 21, 211 \Y. First.
m 10 ood
HELP WASTED-FEMALE
\\-anted-a vor.vi «■ iitL'to"doLlGHT
y y boat*work; small family, no washing;
rirl thai speaks Spanish preferred. 404 N.
Main st. 38
SITUA TIONS WANTED—MALE
ii YOU have ANYTHING TO BUY, BELL
I. or exchange you will And that it pays to ad;
rertise In the want columns of The' Herald.'
The popularity of these small advertisements
rind The Herald's large anil rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. tf
5r a WEEK FOR SERVICE* MORNINGS
IBTtJ or evenings, oflice work or private place,
will be grcatlv appreciated by unsalaried law
• indent, ft, Q., box 20, this office.
I~A W "ST CDE NT WANTS CIIA NOE TO MAKE
4 a living; call teach any college branch, or
.lo anything mornings and evenings, li., box
20.
ANTED—STRONG, INDUSTRIOUS MAN,
yy married, wants work of any kind; handy
With tools; horses; low wages. Address
JOHN, sit renter st. 23
IVA NTE D—BY~FDAST CLASS SHOE BALES
yy man, a position; best references, Ad
iress L G., Box 30, this office. 23
\\ T AN T E D—W 6 XX" M ORNI (90S AND E VBN
yy Inge, by car-able young man. studying
iu.ingday. STUDENT, box HO, this office.
\1 T ANTED—SITUATION, BY AN EXPEltl
yy enced coachman, in private family. Ad-
Jress Herald Office, M.. Box SO.
TIT ANTED—A POSITION AS GROOERYMAW
y y or deli very man: good references. Ad
dress \V, M., Box fiO, this office. '.'3
4 BLE ADVERTISEMENT ADJUSTERBESKB
l\ steady situation. Subordinate start satis
factory, Box 70, It. G
117 ANTED -POSITION IN PRINTING oF-
M the: best of references from lost hrm. Box
i*'>. Q. D. tt.
SITUA TIONS WANTED—FEMALE
TF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
or exchange you will find that it pays to ad
vert ise In the want columns of The' Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and I'he Herald's huge and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results, if
IV"ANTED —BY YOUNG LADY. SITUATION
yy as companion to elderly lady or invalid j
patient and attentive; good nurse; good ref
erence. Y. L., Box HO, this office. 25
117 ANTED— BY MIDDLE-AGED GERMAN
" lady, position as chambermaid or hotel
cook. No obiection to country. Address M.
X , box 80, this office. * 22
W; ANTED-REAL ESTATE
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO »UY,4iELL
f>r exchange you will find that it pays to ad
vertise in the want columns of The "Herald.
The popularity Of these small advertisements
and !he Hetaid's large and rapidly ncreaxing
circulation insure results. \ tf
V\ ANTED--AGENTS
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING 'A) BUY, SELL
or exchange you will find that it pays to ad
vertise in the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of tnese small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. tf
A MAN IN EVERY SECTION TO SELL STA.
pie goods to dealers; experience unneces
sary; best side line; a month salary
and expenses or Large commission made. For
sealed particulars send stamp. CLIFTON
SOAP MANUFACTURING CO., Cincinnati, O.
CIATCHIE3T 500 C A N YASSER'S SPECIALTY
ever shown. REVERSIBLE AUTOMATIC
II AIR t'URi.EK CO . Chicago It-
WANTED--TO RENT
WANTED-TO RE N T li V FOUR PER Pons,
" (nochildren) furnished house of six or
seven rooms, convenient to street car line.
Address, stating terms, j. M., this office. 22
LIV tt IDoW BR Wn il THREE CHILDREN,
> board and rooms; some private famll , in
vicinity of Casteller st.: state lowest terms.
Address D. boi 20, this office. 21
WANTED--MISCELLANEOUS
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
or exchange you will tl nd t hat it pays to ad
vertise in the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these tmai] advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure resulta. tf
\UA NTE I>~A HORSE FOR LIGHT 1»It I V-
V? log tor care oi samn ior a short time;
good care taken. Address L, Box SO. this
oilieo, *2A
IJOARD AND ROOM WANTED FOR HER
) vices mornings and evenings; am capable
to undertake uuv kind of work. Address
Willing, Box HO, this oflice.
rpo LaW YEES~I young MAN WIBHEB"TO
I study law; has good education and uses
typewriter. Address Box HO, Lex.
TIT ANTED -CHOICE PURCHASE MONEY
yy mortgage or well secured notes at the
National Bank of California, B*S
\ 4'ANTED - HOUSE AND LIGHT* RIG]
yy must b-che»p San I'edrost. gl
LOST AND FOUND
JOST, STRAYED ')R SI'OLEN FROM PREM
j ises, May 20, 1895, donkey, about 18
months old : color gray with brown stripe over
shoulders and dow v back. Hair long; recent
sore outside right knee. Suitable reward for
return to 1105 6, Hope street, 81-tf
TF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
J or exchange you will find that It pays to ad
vertise in tbe want columns of Theliersid.
'I he popularity of these tun aI! advettlSi ments
and The Herald's l&rxt and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. tf
"r* OST—SPANIEL DOG. PUP EDiHT~M()NTHB
Lj old: has been clipped, cxiept a few hairs
OU each sido of lower jaw: a reward will he
paid lor his return or information of his
whereabouts. A. E, ME66ERLY, 1012 East
Seventh st. • 2U
IOST-LADIE- 1 GoLD WATcBj CH UN AND
j locket, with whito ribbon. Address Box
10, Re»pnl. 28
MUSICAL
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO licTyT HELL
cr exchange you will lind that it pays to ad
vertise in th« want, columns of The Herald,
Tbo popularity el those small advertisements
end i'he He aid's Isrge c-ud laptdty !p<»r«aalng
circulation Insure results. tf"
I-'OIt SALE-FINE KIMBALL PIANG, #17.-,
Pcash; bargain. Address 1\ bux 20« this
oUcc
LOS ANGELES nEILVLD: WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1893.
_
Noticp: to real estate dealers-
The best evidence that it pays to adver-
I Use in The Herald is the fact that nearly all
the leading dealers in ihe city are represented
in its "For Pale" columns and they tind that
it pnv*. These advertisers are hot cxperl
, mentlng. They tire wideawake buslne«l men.
They have thoroughly tested The Herald as an
advertising medium and are so well satislicd
with tiio results that they stick to the propo-
I sitiou. 5-24tf
I ~'Z
BA"ROAINS iii i ' ■
Apply to BEN WHITE, 221 W. First st.
) Cigar store, positive bargain # 150
j Restaurant, near depot, rare chance 225
Cold drinks, cigars, restaurant connect
ed, low rent: receipts oyer SSO daily . 425
Bakery, large oven; horse, wagon, etc*.. 400
Restaurant, with 4 private rooms T25
Saloon, niceiy e,juii.ped 1000
Grocery. 4 large I ving rooms 725
Partuer in good fruit store TOO
Partner in good paying saloon 550
I'urtncr to deliver orders, etc., in well
established business, sure to pay well . 525
I I'ropertiei of every description sold and c::-
I changed. Apply to BEN WHITE, 221 W. First
| street. 5-17H
I T7IOB BALE—ORANGE AND LEMON GROVES,
IJI English walnut orchards deciduous fruit
farms, alfalfa and dairy ranches, elegant olty
I residences and building lots, hotels, lodging
j houses, grocery stores; hardware, dry goods
j drug and shoe stores, fruit and cigar stands
; and all kinds oi manufacturing and mercan
i tile business; we will no; advertise nor list
auv property that will not stand investigation,
Write or call on GRIDER*! DOW, 139 south
Broadway. Telephone [phone]
|1011 SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR LOS AN
I geles property-A planing mill. Complete
with 40-borse power, tubular boiler, and 25
-liorse power Atlas engine, with or without
buildings or grounds, situated in one of the
best towns in Southern California.
M D. JOHNSON, Real Estate,
5-Sti 218 W. First St., Los Angeles, Cal.
J A DIES, ATTENTION-NICK CANDY AND
j cigar store, suitable for lady or gentleman
j oituated in one of the largest business Mocks
in city: sure to pay well; a handsome place;
1 value In -lock price iflOO. Apply to BKN
W HITE, 221 W. First St. 3-19 tf
Aoiutii- STATIONERY AND BAZAAR:*
epO! 'I" " well located and established on best
urect in s. F. Apply CUNNINGHAM, CUR-
TiSSi WELCH, 327 Sansome St., San Fran
cisco, tf
"""sale—if Yd~\v"AN'F"to" - bcy"""a
I I bakery, candy store, ice cream or sod;i waler
business.' see the SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
SUPPLY CO..dealers in bakers' and confection
ers' supplies. 1235. I.os Angelesst., city. 11-13
IF YOU 1! AYE ANYTHING TO HIT V. SELL
or exchange you will tind that it pays to ad
vertise in the want columns oi The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisemen's
and Tho Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. tf
XtJ ANTED—PARTSES' WITH SMXiTcTpi"-
II tal in good paying business: partner
with ¥100U in baling press tnanut': business
opportunities in restaurants, real estate, etc.
Apply 329 N. Main. 19-20
\RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT IN
a business established 1873; future pros
pects better today than ever; also tho best
residence lot in the city. Address G.,box SO. 25
/ iOOII CHANCE FOR STEADY MAS-I
\T want a pnriner to attend cash counter in
my restaurant; price for one-half Interest
¥150 Apply 01414 S. Main St. 519 ti
ipOR SALE—STATE OR COUNTRY RIGHTS
to The Perfect Shade Adjuster; adjusts
shade roller at any point automatically.
STANLEY r. BAGG, 470 S. Broadway. li-20
\V ANTED — HONEST INTELLIGENT MAN
II with §125 in butter, egg and produce
market: splendid family neighborhood. GO 1
San Pedro st. 20_
1707t sTIE - HOUSE, AND ROOMS
1 secured: help free : employment. EDWARD
NITTINGER, removed 219 W. Fourth. Tel.
113. tf
I TUNE, LARGE, MODERN BRICK HOTEL. 47
rooms, entire newly furnished, new silver,
linen, etc., near court house: best location.
! Aodress 11, tlusoffice. 0-10
FOR SALE —NICE LIST OF HOTELS AND
lodging bousestprlesi range from #300
upward. S. r. CREABINQEB, 110 8. Broadway.
3__3
MEDIUMS
'Vf RS. MARY E
ill (from Newcastle. Pa.)
TRANCE, TEST AND BUSINESS MEDIUM.
Clairaudient and psychic reader. Mental
questions answered by automatic writing;
developing mediums a specialty. Office hours
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
21 245 SOUTH SPRING ST.
J F YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, BBL~
orexchange you will lind that it pays to ad
vertise in the want columns of The Herald.
! The popularity of these small advertisements
j and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
i circulation insure resulta tf
R"emov al—M rs7 pTrke \r. mcdi i i it,
clairvoyant and palmist. Business, rain
! eral locations, removals, disease, law suits.
loveaffaliß, etc. 230 1 3 S. Spring St., room 4.
DR. HORACE H. -AYI.OR—BUSINESS AND
lest medium. Room 5, 242' a s. Broad
way. 27
AH. PLEASANT E. DE A D "TR ANT' E M E D"l -
■ tun; sittings dally. Residence 034 B.
Bioadway. ti-14
Inspir"ational DEAD TRANCE MEDIUM,
with Crystal readings by clairovovnnt
sight, at4OS N. Walnutst. 27
FtIRTUN X
teller; ladies 25c. 324J, S. Spring st. U-ti
VfRS. HOPKINS MITCHELL — BUSINESS
111 and test medium. 045 Banning fit. tf
M~ RB. L. LENZBKRG, SPIRITUAL MEDIUM
751 E. Ninth st. cor. iTark aye. 0-1 ■<
PALMISTRY
P" ALMIsTRY-T ili:" ("IcLEBKA TED EURO*
pean occult, scientist, Frof.A. Myers, palm
ist, psoychometrlst and phrenologist" who has
examined the hsuds of most of the crowned
heads oi Europe, has arrived in Los Angeles
and Intends to remain here for some time. By
palmistry lie reveah accurately the past, pres
ent and future 01 the individual: aivesdescrip
lions of every member of your family, the de
ceased as well as the living; also the descrip.
tion of Hie one you have married and tlie one
you will marry; tells country 01 birth, age and
how long yon will livotdescrinei perfectly your
present circuMstanoes, and no matter how dif-
Qcult they are, by his advice you will be able
to avoid obstacles and aided to success. Asa
psyohometrist he Is unequalled, Hewilllocate
any ailment or disease more accurately than
autopsy Would do, und by this gift and" power
has helped many who bad given up all hope.
All who are übout lo make v change should
1 consult him, as his advice is reliableandbana.
licial. Tells past present and future in general
for stl. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed or no
pay. Free—Free —i-ree medical diagnosis from
stolon.in. Readings from 10 a m. to 7 p. in.
1 Parlors, the Norwood, 55U s. Hill street,cor
tier .-txtli. VS
MUSIC LESSONS
I 1 MT-'ALYNE K. LOOM IS, TEACHER OF
jT j guitar, local anil piano. Terms, roasona
! We. Hours, 10 to 4:30. Studio, 335 Wilson
1 block. 5-7
PROF. A. tVILUIAmTTZ, TE A t 'HER - OF
piano, composition and orchestration, at
the c-ocker, 212 s. Broadway. 0-9
TF YOI HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
X or exchange you will tind that it pays to ud
vertise in Lao want columns ol The Herald.
The popularity of these imall advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation Insure rosn'ts. li
SPEC' I LISTS
1?1 "'wTWl'i.Kl.l.AN, M. I)., EYE. EAR.
VI. nose and thronl: hours, 9to lJa.ni.,
1;.10 to 5:0 p. m. THE BROADWAY, be
tween Fourth and Fifth sts.; telephone ltitlti.
r. il-8m
DR. GEO. 0. BOMERS—SPECIALTY" YENE
renl diseases, nervous debility and dis
eases of women; hours Lilt to 5 p.m. 3U4
Stlmson Block, spring and Third sts. 5-7 tf
T_R. R. G\ _ OPTHALMIC OPTI-
with the Los Angeles Optical insli
tute; eyes examined free. s. spring St.
PLUMBERS
IK YOU HAVE ANYTHING To" HI Y. -h'.t,
or exchange you will lind thut it pays to ad
vert r.« in the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity ol these small advertisements
i and 1 he Herald's huge and rapidly Increasing
1 circulation Insure resulta tf
DO - NOT FAIL To GET FIGURES FROM
Vaudagrlfl A- crippen on your plumbing
I and sewer work 223 w. Fourth tit. 0-0
I -|_ HANK A. W EIN-'H ANK. I'LU.MBKr""aND
IJ< ~..>i',.. ,■!.•„ 1x - trcptid .1. Tel.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES^
•%VANTED-A PARTNER WII if ¥8000 TO
y\ .f 10,000 to Invest in the I'rcssfit brick
business witli a practical briekinnker; 3*
»eres ot fine elsy near eitv. Address X, box
80, tliis office. '-*
VMBRICAN WIDOW Kit WOl'Llt MKET A
respect,Me lndy of rnontis ns a partner in
a t*af« Bllntn, busii ess; obieet inntrlruony.
Address WIDOWER, box '.20, this office. 28
II yOU WISH TO DISPOSE OF YOUR 8081.
ness without delflv, lor eh, always po to
I. D. BARNARD, 1 S. Broadway. 25
I,">OR SALE—SMALL DAIRY, CHEAP FOR
" cash. Address. TOI.LE BROS., 015 Sierra
st., Happy valley, K. L. A. '-'2
\\t ANTED-PARTNER" IN GOOD PAYING
business; *B."i. 151 W. Fifth St. 27
Ok WW»—LODGING HOFSE OF 29 ROOMS.
©(I.) BEN WHITE, 221 W. First st. tf
BEM. QUICK FOU CASH GO TO BEN
_ WHITE, 221 W. First Bt. 4-10-tf
LEARN BY I'HK PLANETS WHAT TO DO
to succeed. 4ltP.; 80* Spring. 10
*,~TTuY~A~~PROPERTY OF AN V KIND GO TO
_ BEN WHITK. 221 \Y. First st. 4-10-ti
BUSINESS PERSONALS
PERSONAL— COFFEE, FRESH ROASTED
1 every day. Java and Mocha, 860 ; mountain
coffee, 20c; 0 lbs stood tea, #1; .10 lb sack Hour,
85c: 8 lbs corn meal. lbC; I! C»na clams, 25c;
4 cans oysters. 25c; kefr Holland barrings, 75c;
can cocoa. 15c; condensed jelly, sc; t; lbs
tapioca, 36C1 10 lbs beans, 25c; roll pood but
ter, 25c; S lbs pears, 25c: 50 bars soap, ¥1: 10
lbs lard, 75c; pork, 8c; bacon, lie." SCON*
OMR' STORES, :iO5 S. Spring st. 18
I~JEKSONAI.-RAI.PHS BROS.—(SOLD ha"
tlonr, 00c; city Hour, 75c: rtranulatcd
sugar, 10 lha ifi; brown sugar 32lhs$ll?lh,
rolled wheal or oats, 25c; sardines, ft boxes
25c; tomatoes, 4 e.ns, 25c: 7 bars German
family soap. 25c; 5 gallons oil, $1.06] gasoline
$1.10*; 2 packages morning meal, 15c; lard.
10-lb can, 75c; Eagle milk, 15c. COIS. Spring
street, corner Sixth.
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or exchange you will tind that it puys ii ad
j vertiso in th, want ,'olumns of The Herald,
i Tho popularity of these small advertisements
! nnd The Herald's lnrge and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. tf
i rpHE LATEST STYLE REGENT SUITS MADE
1 by crack eastern tailors for $35, we will soli
I for $15 if we can fit you. MISFIT CLOTHING
PARLORS. 223-225 W. second street, between
fcprlng aud Broadway. tf
IJERBONAL— SCREEN DOORS, ONLY SI:
window screens, (>oc now, 2.~,esecond hand;
Ironboarde, -10c: 30-fool extension ladder.',
only 415. ADAMS .t SHELDON, 01!) S. Broad
way. Tel. Uliti. 1:20
WHY PAY A .MERCHANT TAILOR $.'!5 FOR
TT a suit wheti you can get tho same thing
lor $15 at the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS,
223-225 W. Second s',., between Spring and
Broadway, tl
A TTENTIbN-FULL DRESS sl its FOR
hire, suitable for balls, parties and recep
tions, at the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS,
223-225 W. second st., bet. Spring aud Broad
way. t£
15ERSONAI.-PALMISTRY; 1 lIAND READ
I free: every hidden mystery revealed; life
read from cradle to grave without a mistake;
10a. 111. to 8. p. ill. 111)4 W Third. 7
■\fISFITS AND UNCALLED FOR GARMENTS
itl at less than half your tailor's prices, at
tue MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 223-225 \V.
BMond It*, betwiob Spring and Broadway. ti
HARRY, DID YOU SEE TIIE NOBBY PAIR
of pants that I boughtfor $3.50 al tbe MIS
FIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 223-225 W. Second
St., between Spring and Broadway. ti
PANTS THAT WERE MADE TO ORDEiTfOR
$12 we sell for $0 at the MISFIT CI.OTH
! ING PARLORS, 223 220 W. Second St., be
■ tween spring und Broadway. tf
PERSONAL— MEW PROCESS; IRREGULAR"
J itics, from whatever cause, cured without
medicine, instruments or pain; sure cure; lady
attendant; low tees. 323 W. sixth St. 21 *
lADIES— YOUR OLD HATS MADE NEW,
j 50 cents. STRAW WORKS, 451 S. Spring
street. ti-H)
PERSONAL
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vertise in the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
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A~ N HONORABLE MAN\6O. LARGE PKRmT
nent income, desires to meet refined lady.
30 to 60, luatrimoniHtlv inclined. Address
ALEX, box 20, this oflice. 27
V~N AMERICAN OF 98 YEARS. STRICTLY
temperate, wishes to meet young lady ot
widow of means; object matrimony if suitably!
I no trillers. Address A. T., box 10, this otlice. 2t>
IJERSONAL-A YOUNG MAN GOING EAST
would liko to meet young lady who would
like to go; must be ready soon, ahout Ist oi
June. Address R. L>, Box So, Herald. 21
EXCURSIONS
! TOXCURSIONS TO THE EAST—THE FA
| JIJ vorite, personally conducted excursions
j of the Santa Fe route leave Los Angeles every
I Thursday morning at 7 o'clock; Pullman ui>«
bolstered cars run without change Los Ange.es
jto Chicago and Kansas City, with anaex
j car to Boston; the great point 10 re-
I member is that you save at least one full
i day's travel by taking the fast train of the
Santa Fe route; attentive conductors accom
pany the parties; through berths reserved and
iuore detailed infqrmatioi obtained at the
j company's ofllce. 121) N. Spring St.. I.os An
-1 geles, or through any agent of the Southern
California Railway.
ORLINGTON ROUTE EXCURSIONS. PER
sonnlly conducted, leave Los Angeles
every Wednesday via Southern Pacific, Denver
and 'Rio Grande and Burlington route, ior Chi
cago New York, Boston, ami other eastern
points; upholstered tourist cms with all con
veniences, fee an. Southern Paeilic agent, or
write lo T. 11. DU/.AN, agent, or T. A. GRADY,
excursion manager. 222 S Spring St., Los An
geles, Cal.
TUDSON'S POPULAR EXCURSIONS—
rl Every Monday over the Rio Grande West
ern and Denver and Rio Grande railways;
scenic route: personally conducted: ncwlv up
holstered cars through to Chicago, New York
and Boston. Finest equipment, best service,
quick time. Oflice, 212 S. Spring St.
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
or exchange you will And that it pays to ad
vertise iv the want columns ol The Hera.d.
Tho popularity of these small advertisements
and The He raid's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. t[
T3HILUPS' PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
1 excursions via the Rio Grande and Rock
Island routes; leave Lo, Angeles every Tues
day; cross the Sierra Xovadas, and pass the en
tire Rio Grande scenery by daylight. Oflice,
138 B. Spring st,
AGNUS' CU'FraTK TICKET OFFICE. 228
8. Spring, opp. L A. theater; regular tick
ets at reduced rates to all points east; railroad
tickets bought and sold.
DENTISTS
1882-Established—lBB9
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, 239' i S.
Spring st.: painless extraction and filling;
r.lute, $0, $S, $10; all work guaranteed; eslab.
Uehed 10 years. Hours 8-5, Sundays 10-12.
GIL KRIEtTIBAUM. DENTIST. 218 SOUTH
• Broadway, entrance through Wesierveit's
studio. Ofllce hours, 8:30 to 12 and ito 5.
ALBANY DENTAL P tltLOll- GERMAN-
American Bank Buildidg. A set oi teeth,
$0: best s. s. white teeth, $10 per set.
s'l EVENS, 8244j B. SPRING ST.,
X open Sundtivs and evenings; clectrto
light.
DR. K. 6, HOWARD, DENTIST, 800M5322,
323 Bradbury block. 0-14
DR. KENNEDY. DKNTIST.*IOSi, N. SPRING
St., rooms 2, 0 and 7. Painless extraction.
DR. W. P. TUCKER, DEN'nST,"I2O'., SOUTH
Spring st. tun
REQALIA J^UFACWRING
THE PACIFIC COAST REGALIA COMPANY,
manufacturer, o; general lodge supplies,
society and military goods, lings, banners,
badges, goli a:.d silver embroideries, gold and
lllwr fringes, tassels, corns, braids, stars. 208,
210 and 212 N. Main tt., Los Angeles. Cal.
A. TI-'XV i NT I.RAY.
A SAFE PLACE TO HAVE YOUR W AICII
repaired. Rciiiem ler you get a guaraniee.
WJ, GET/, ;i:ttt», Krti.-twiiy 8-17
FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY
M AYNE '
OFFERS
BARGAINS AS FOLLOWS:
Nolliing but bargains offered. Nothing of
fered thnt we cannot deliver.
We have absolute, exclusive contracts on
everything advertised.
Here is ihe thing to buy today: Risht iv
town, on I*irst St.. near Grand aye., 37x110,
with an ex ra piece. 10x100 feet, running In
from Bunker Hill aye.: fi-room cottage;
$9000 is tho price. Go and sec it. 000 W.
First st.
See tho *J story 0-room house, with lot 50x
150, 1027 Temple st., for 98500.
For $800 you can have the 4-room house,
with barn, nice lawn, lot 40x140, 820 E.
Twenty-third st.
For $1,300, the 6-room house, bath, etc., all
complete; very nice place; lot 54x135, corner
of Sixteenth st. and Magnolia aye.; eery easy
terms.
For $1000 the 5-room cottage, bath and
modern improvements; tot 25x110, 435
Crocker st. Don't overlook thK
And this one, be sure yon resit it twice: For
$300 you can get a nice 5-room house, barn,
neat lawn, big lot, 48x172: 795 Eighteenth AL,
between Ann Pedro and Bern. Here is an op
portunity to get n home and an investment.
Do >ou wnnt a large, tint- residence property
on Washington aye., for 85750 that is worth
$2000 more than that .' See this place if you
want a fine home.
Now for a nice vacant lot on Washington
st. We have 52'..x7G feet between Oak and
Toberman sts. forslBoo.
We offer the southeast corner of Girard and
I'nion sts. for $050; it is cheap; 50x125.
The 75x148 feet, northwest corner Twenty
third and Olowner sts., ar, $000. is cheap
enough to buy ior an investment or to use.
The southwest corner of Tenth and San
Julian sts., "10x140, $1200. This kind of
property is coming to the front pretty fast.
Wo can't buy everything on Main st., ond
while we are not offering a single piece for
salt' that we have bought, there are :everal
choice bargains that we know oi, und we are
willing to assist any one looking for something
good to find it; wa know where the bargains
are on that street; it might pay intending pur
chasers to see us.
We have a customer who owns a good pay
ing business property on Main st . just north
oi" First; will exchange for property on same
str.et farther south. What have you that you
can offer?
come around and taik with us.
MAYNE,
23 400 8. Broadway.
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE DEALER?—
The b«.st evidence that it pays to adver
tise in The Heraid Is the fact that nearly all
the leading dealers in the city are represented
In its "For Sale" columns und they And thai
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 resulta that they stick to the propo
sition. 5-24tf
Tj*oß SALE—
F GRIDER & DOW'S
ADAMS STREET TRACT.
300 50-foot residence lots, corner of Adams
st and Central aye. : Adams st., 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 last four months; rich,
sandy loam: no mud: the healthiest portion of
the city: examine this tract now and compare
it with of her properties; lots are $300 and up,
on Masy terms; special inducements to those
who will build at oncer Central avenue double
electric car line runs through the tract.
Take the Central avenue cars at corner of Sec
ond and Spring sts.; the ride takes only IS
minutes. Agents ai our branch otlice on the
comer of Central aye. and Twenty-ninth st.
will show the property; for views of the
trnci. maps and all information, w rite or call
on us. Free carriages at all times.
GRIDER & DOW,
10 tf New Ofllce, 139 S. Broadway.
(BfIAACASH, * 10 CASH. *10 MONTHLY—
30x135 feet 2 blocks west of Central
aye. electric cars.
$850— Corner Wilmington and Florence sts.,
135x150 feel, 55 Ctuit trees full bearing.
$14 a foot-Kohler lots, streets graveled,
curbed, cement walked, near Seventh st.; $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.
$-300—2 new houses, rent $30.
tf W. J. FISHER, 227 W. Second st
IX)R SALE-NEW HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS
I 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; else of lot. 40xl, r >s
ft to J5-ft alley; terms $1000, $900 cash, bal
ance in monthly installments of only $17.50
per month, with no interest 1 Call on C, N.
BO WEN for this bargain, 230? a Spring st„
room 19. 2-18 If
MD. JOHNSON,
• 213 W. First st.
Real Estate and Firo Insurance.
BALE—THAT "LITTLE JEWEL" COT
tage on Bark Grove aye., is nearly finished;
see it: 5 rooms, hall, bath, mantel, hot and
cold water, complete, $2250; monthly pay
ments; just Hke finding it; always get a J. &
K. cottage when you can. JOHNSON tfc
KEENEY CO., builders, 104 8. Broadway. 28
I*OR SALE—SI4,OOO—THE FINEST HOUSE
1 at Alhambru. modern and elegant; sur
lounded 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.
23 T. .L CUDDY, 200 N. Spring.
IT-tOR BALE—A HOUSE THAT WILL NET 18
1 per cent on the investment; close in; come
and ask about it. WM. B. BOSBYBHELL, 118
s. Broadway. 5-iOtf
FOR SALE-LOT 48 FEET ON UPPER MAIN
to New High st., in block 31, Ord's survey,
want to sell, part cash, part time, or will lease
for a term of years. Address, J. W. BLOOM
FIELD, Paducah, Ky. ti
$1500 S°it * s THRBS 1,018 !N ™ OUj
$1000 buyi a nice little cottage on Pico
Heights. ERNEST G. TAYLOR,
24 214 N. Spring st
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
. or exchange you will tind that it pays toad
vertise m the want columns of Tho "Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly Increasing
circulation insure results. tf
/ 1 OOD BARGAIN—A THREE-STORY BRICK
\T building to lease for term of five years, or
ten years, or for sale or exchangeforeity prop
erty centrally located; adapted for hotel or
factory. Address Owner, P. O. box 855, 31
XJtTE BUILD BRAND NEW COTTAGES IN
IT desirable locations and sell them, on the
Installment plan. BRYANT BROS*, 211 w.
First st., rooms 1 and 2. tf
SAi.E—
Three lovely lots near Hollenbeck Park;
must be sold; make an offer.
23 T. J. CUDDY, 206 N. Spring st,
IJSOB SALE-$80O0; 50x100 FRET ON FIRST
1 st.; inadequate improvements now paying
8 per cent intercut; price $8000.
28 T. T. CUDDY, 200 N. Spring st.
1" pOR SALE-$300: 57x107 FEET ON LOS
1 Angeles st.; cheap improvements now rent
ed for$!lO0 per annum; price 8300 per foot.
23 T. J. CUDDY, 200 N. Spring st.
SALE—#I7SO; THE FINEST VIEW IN
' the city; lot 50x105 feet, two small houses
now rented; a map for a beautiful residence;
price $1750.
23 T. J. CUDDY, 206 N. Spring st.
I/OirsTLlT— $ : 2160—A NEW MODERN FIVE*!
* room cottage and nicely improved lot,
88x125 feet, on Sixth street, elo*e in; price
$210 U. T. J. CUDDY, 206 N. Spring. 23
1740R SALE-$4300 HANDSOME, MODERN
1 12-room house and finely improved lot. on
Estrella avenue; house new and nice; price
$1300. T. J. CUDDY, 200 >. Spring. 23
i;ur BALE-82250—A 25-FOOT LOT AND
JT a-mom house on Third street; a bar
gain; house tents for $16 per month; price
$2,150. T, J. CUDDY, -06 N Spflfigi
IjSQtt ~SALE-$2500--A~NICE"hoUBK~AND
large lot on Temple street: rinse in; only
$I*o *. T J. 1 VDi V #»:t V 1,.* ,:i
FOR SALE— PROPERTY^
J£IG INVESTMENT—
$8,500—50 acres, 3 miles from Healdsburg;
soil rich, black, sandy loam, all under a high
state of cultivation; hog-tight fence; IH><>
hearing French prunes, 15 acres In Bar tie tt
pears and Crawford peaches, 27 acres Ziniitn
flel grapes and black Burgundys iv full bear
lug; hard finished house of six rooms and
bath, good outbuildings, full out fit ol farming
tools; 2 horses, 2 cows, buggy, wagon, plows,
etc.; a responsible party stands ready to lease
-ame for $lO«io per year, and will pay $2000
cash lor this season's crop. Look at this be
fore you invest your money.
The most desirable, "pleasant, profitable
stock and jruit ranch iv the state; 2809 acres
patented, controls 1000 neies government
land, all gently rolling. 7 miles from clover
dale, Sonoma county; 1000 acres suitable for
fruit, vines or oranges, balance grazing; 40
acres can be sown to alfalfa ana irrigated;
fenced into 12 fields: 23,000 tords oak wood;
2,000,000 feet redwood on ranch; 2 houses, 4
barns, sheds, corrals; best watered ranch in
the state: no drouths; water piped to house,
bnm, corrals garden, yard; BO acres prunes
dried 25 tons last year; 4 acres family orchard,
2 acres vines, both bearing, tine garden; 280
cattle, 200 hogs, 15 burses, 10 sheep, 109
chickens; 30 acres grain, cut 200 tons wild
hay; school on tho ranch; superb c imatc, no
malaria, no mosquitos; all farm machinery
and tools necessary; everything goes; price
$30,000, half cash.
Valuable country home, 2 } j miles from prin
cipal town and Steamboat landing; 30 acres
good improved income property, 15 acres in
prunes, 10 acres plums, 2 acres cm rries,
peaches ami grapes, 3 acres pasture, all trees
0 years old and In full bearing; large 2-story
house, barn, fruit house, 7."> fruit boxes and
1400 drying truys; this splendid piece ol prop
orty, which insures a largo income from the
begiuntn*. is offered for sale at the very low
price oi $5500.
The owner of these valuable properties
would » xchangc them tor business property in
Los Angeles, or unit ranches iv LOS Angeles
county. Address, for one week, J. D. li., box
so. this office. 27
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE DEALERS-.
The belt evidence that it pays to adven
tise in Th'! Herald is the fact that nearly all
the leading dealers In the city arc represented
in its "For Sale" columns and they find thai
It pay* These advertisers are not expert,
lneutiug. They are wideawake business men
They have thoroughly tested The Herald as ar
advertising medium and are so well satisilec
with the results that they stick to the propo
Sitiou. 5-24tf
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
or exchange you will find that it pays to ad
vertise in the want columns of 'Ihe Herald,
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. tf
IVOR SALE OR EXCHANGE - A VERY
X 1 choice and desirable 10-acre tract in South
Santa Monica; has on it 3 acres of choice va
riety of deciduous fruits: price $2500. This is
a bargain. Address BRYANT BROS,, 211 W.
First si., rooms 1 and 2. tf
We'hTve~a~homestead relinquish
ment of SO aero, worth $10 an acre, ior
$300; also two choice school sections on the
SautaFoß.lt. OTTARSON LAND CO., West
Palmdale, Cal. 26
110 R SALE-10-ACRifoRANGF, RANCH, AT
1 Duarte, the blue ribbon orange section] io
shares of stock In the best water company In
Southern California. Apply to A. STEVENS
HALSTED room 117 Bryson Block.
T/OR SALE—SUPERIOR FRUIT _ LANDsT
ir water sold with land iv definite quantity,
delivered in steel pipes under pressure, re*
scrvolr capacity six billion gallons. HEMET
LAND CO., Baker Block, Los Angeles.
J>TOCK
lIORI IOR SALE—I LARGE 3-SPRING WAGON,
carry 2 tons, suitable for fruit, cool or ex
press purpo es; i 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 lino
coupe or carriage 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
SALE—FORTY HORSES FOR SALE
cheap; also wagons, buggies, carts and
harness.
100 sets second-hand harness oil kinds
wagons, buggies and carts; also 20 cheap
horses: must be sold.
$125—QenUe ho Be, harness and buggy ; must
sell
Call on or address DR. W. D, SNEATHEN,
the Spanish Lispensary, 230 W . First st., Los
Angeles, Cal. 29
lIORI IOR SALIC—A SPLENDID BUGGY, BUTT
* able for the roads any place; has good
brake; very light running; cost »$175; will
sell for $30: it's a great bargain for any one
wanting a buggy to take goods on the road, as
It lias good box. Also two heavy truck wag
ons and several lets of second-hand harness:
would exchange for lots on East Side. Call or
address Trader, 316 Omar aye., Los Angeles,
CaL '^7
TF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
Jor exchange you will find tlint it pays to ad
vertise iv Ihe want columns of The Herald,
The popularity ot these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. tf
JiOR SALE-CHEAP, PEACOCKS, BY THE
pair or singly. Apply to W. G, HICKS. 327
Boyle aye, 28
1.1 OR SALE—CAL. STOCK YARDS, 238 S. LOS
Angeles st . tho best work horses in the
city. ALLEN <fc DKXELL. 6-0
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS ~~
f\ OLD MINES—WE HAVE A VERY FINE
VT gold ptoperty for sale. Price, bond, and
terms most favorable. Also interest in some
good properties at Perris, CaL, for develop
ing ssme. Parties having mining property to
sell or dispose of will do well to see us. LOYdl
BURIN, 338 S. Broadway. tf
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
or cxehongo 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 rapidly increasing
circulation insure results, tt*
I "IOR BALE—UPRIGHT PIANO FOR $150,
• easy payments; will rent; money to loan
on pianos. 506 S. Broadway.
lIOU SALE~A SINGLE TOP BUGGY, IN
V fair condition, for $23. Apply to Westmin
ster Stables, Fourth st., bslOW Main. 5-16
110R SALE—I3O,OOO OLD POSTAGE ST A.M PS
J 1 cheap. T„ Box 26, this oflice.
110R SALE—4-HORSE POWER
7 cheap. 454 S. Spring. 28-29-30 •
IpORSALE— OLDI'APERS IN QUANTITIES
1 tosuit. at this office,
PHYSICIANS
A A —NO CURE, NO PAY. WE GUAR
• I\ % antee immediate relief and perma
nent euro for catarrh, rheumatism, tumor,
cancer, skin disease.or any other disease known
to human flesh, Successfully treated by mail.
For full information addrtss, with 4 cents
stamps, or call at the oflice. King Liniment
Medical Company, 252-; H. Main st., Los An
geles, Cat, DBS. KING & JONES. 6-13
TF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
J. or exchange you will tind that it pays to ad-
Vertise In the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and Tho Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. tf
|V~C." SANBORN, M.D., HOMOEOPATHIC
J. • physician and surgeon, obstetrics and dis
eases of women and children a specially.
Hours, 10 to 12 am., 2 to 4 p.m.; Sundays,
by appointment only. 455 S. Broadway. 8-20
DR. KWONG. THE EMINENT CHINESE
Physician and Surgeon,
Office H3!-j South Broadway, 8-21
AIRS. DR. J. Hi SMITH, SPECIALTY, MID
iVI wifery. Ladies cared for during confine*
men tat 727 Bellevue avenue. Calls promptly
attended to. Tel. mo.
DR. ARENSBERG GRADUATE UNIVER
sity Berlin. Disease* of the sexual organs
specialty; obstinate casescured. 2-7 S. Main
\\ T H. MASSES, M.D., D.i'.S, oflice 24 SS.
II ■ Snring si. Moderate prices. g-2 I
PHRENOLOGIST
PjVofT BON NELL," I'll UENOJ.OG IST, HAH
returned. Oflice'33l'.. S. Spring st., room
10. J 2P>__
M~3t*. » ITSiTaUUHT, "HAIUUKtSSKH, HAS
removed to -.■H i f. Mntu n. o-i i
FOR EXCHANGE
pOB EXCHANGE—
BY JOHN 11. COKE,
No. 207 S. Broadway.
44 acres, highly improved, in tho healthiest
location in southern California.
7-room cottage in the center of the city, for
other property and cash.
Finfl residence in Boyle Heights, to exchange
for lemon orchard.
A handsome residence on Ingraham St. for
vacant lot.
11 acres improved. La Crcscenta, with a
7 room cottage for improved Los Angeles
property,
7- room cottnge, southwest, ior vacant lot.
25 acres Anaheim, 'highly improved, for
house and lot in the city.
8- room house on t'outh Olive, for vacant lot
suitable for Hatf:.
12 room house. South hill, to exchange ior
other property.
10 acres, highly improved, fi-room cottagv
I producing income, 22 miles from Los Angeles
tor house and lot in the city.
0 acres four miles from city, fi-room cottage,
fruit trees, etc., for house and lot in the city.
Large house on Temple street, lo exchange
for vacant Lot
lOroom house, West Twenty-first st.. to ex
change tor o ..stern property. Must he clear.
10-room house, West Twenty eighth St., for
S or 10-acre improved ranch.
20 acres Downey, artesian well, for vacant
lot or house and lot.
JOHN H. COXK,
22 No. 207 South Broadway.
V«rANTED—
In exchange for a line residence property in
Cleveland, Ohio, a good modern home In Los
Angeles, or would tuke well located lots;
i Cleveland property worth $0500. and \* well
rented lo a lirst-cfass, prompt-paying tenant.
ROBERT F. JONES** CO.,
204 Bradbury Block.
tf
f K~YOr HAVE ANYTH JNG TO BITY, SELL
I or exchange you will IS nd that it p lys to ad
vertise in the want columns of The Herald,
'ihc popularity of these small advertisements
and the Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. if
JrVoR EXCHANGE—ALL KINDS OF CITY
Mind country property; we have a large list
ol properties to select from; call and examinr
our list. BRYANT BROS., rooms I and 2, 211
W. First st , I.os Angeles. if
rpo EXCHANGE PROPER'! V QUICK—GO TO
I BEN WHITE, 221 W. First at. 4-10-tf
FINANCIAL
I PACIFIC LOAN CO.
(Incorporated, j
Oldest established in Los Angeles.
Thoroughly reliable.
I l oans made in any amounts on all kinds of
collateral recurlty, diamonds, jewelry, seal?
skins, merchandise, safes, etc, Also on pianos,
j furniture and household goods, iv either pri-
I vote houses, lodging, boarding houses or ho
i it-Is, without removal from the premises. Par*
Iml payments received; money quick, busi
nessoontldentia. Private office for ladies.
W. B, DbGROOT, manager,
Booms 2, Hand 4. 114 S.Springst.
UNION LOAN COMPANY
Stlmson 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
aud mortgages; low interest; mon-y at once;
businessconlidcntial; private office for ladies,
room 112. CLARK A. SUAW, manager, rooms
111 and 112, lirst lloor, Stlmson block.
MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS,
watches, jewelry, soalskins, etc ; also on
pianos, merchandise, iron and steel safes, fur
niture lv lodging houses, bearding houses and
hotels without removal; also on city and coun
i try property; low Interest; can have money al
once; business confidential; private office for
ladies. GEO. S. ROBINSON, 233 W. First st„
rooms 2 and 3.
18. ('Oil N—
j m The Los Angeles Pawnbroker, 140 ,N
I Main st., loans money on diamonds, watches,
I jewelry, firearm*, pianos, liLraries and all
other collateral securities; also sells unre
; deemed pledges for money loaned aud one
, month's Interest added; make no mistake, it
|Is the reliable L, B. COHN, the Los Angeles
: Pawnbroker. 0-9
4 PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL HAS A ¥E W
J\ hundred dollars to loan on diamonds,
watches and other good collateral security.
Kate oi interest is far below thai charged by
other money lenders. Address, in conlijence,
LOANER, box 00, this office. (i-7
IJOIN DEXTER & WADSWORTH, BROKERS,
305 W\ Second St., buy and sell mortgages,
flocks, bonds and any good securities; if you
wish to lend or borrow, or invest in real estate,
call on us; collections made and property man
aged ior non-residents. 28 tf
'-VfONEYTO LOAN ON CITY OR COUNTRY
IYI real estate; lowest rates; personal notes
or security, warrants, discount mortgages or
any negotiable papers For sale, iirst-elass
guaranty mortgagee interest o net. JOHN L
PAVKOVICH, 220 West First. 3-24,t£
\VE HAVE $45,000 TO LOAN IN SUMS OF
(10,000 to the whole amount, on inside
business property, at 0 per cent interest. Ad
dress BRYANT BROS., 211 W. First St., rooms
1 and 2. tf
■ /OR INFORMATION CONCERNING PEk7
X manent, first-class, well-secured Invest
ments, netting free from taxes and commission
seven to ten per cent, address INVESTMENT,
Box 347, Pasadena. Cal, 1m
M I>XEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON
any good collateral; business strictly con
fidential; loans n"gotiated on city and country
property. W, E. DEMING, 211 W, First street,
room 10.
A | ONE V ~ 'LOANED ON DIAMONDS j
i\l watches, jewelry, pianos, live stock, car
riage;), bicycles, all kinds of personal and col
lateral security. LEE BROS., 402 S. Spring st.
TTITANTED—SIO,OOO ON 700-ACRE RANCH
TT with valuable water rights. Security,
eight times amount of loan.
fWHf 222. S. Broadway.
rpO LOAN — UNLIMITED" AMOUNT FOR
I small loans; no commissions; light ex
pense. SECURITY LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
223 S. Spring. _____
Y*7E"HAVB CALLS FOR SUMS OF MONEY
1 » from #500 to #2500 on suburban and out
side property. BRYANT BROS., 211 W. First
st,, rooms 1 and 2. tf
\V ANTED -#tOOO~AT FAIR INTEREST, ON
Tt furniture and household goods, without
removal. Security iirst-class and ample.
5-stf S. Broadway.
rFcT LOAN—#3OOO ON CITY PROPERTY.
1 Apply to A. STEVENS HALSTED, room 117
Bryson Block.
VfONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL
IVI amounts, long or short time. S. P. CREA
SINGEB, 110 S. Broadway. 3-3
rru LOAN —MONr.Y IN SIMS TO SUIT, AT
1 reasonable rates. WILLIAM F. BOSBY
BHELL, 110 S. Broadway. tf
6T*EY"to"~LOAN-SMITH &, O'BRIEN, 167
S. Broadway. i 2-5 tf
CARPET CLEANING
I> ICHARDS STEAM CA It PET CLE A NIN G,
V 120 N. Spring st.; tel. 1343; refitting,
laying. 6-1
C CARPETS CLEANED FROM 2C PER YARD
J laving 3c. It. DRoWNE BOS r*. Broadway
DRESSMAKING
\T THE M(DO WELL DRESSMAKING ACAD
emy ladies are taught to become compe
tent cutters and litters and prepared to do
iirst-elass work. Dressmaking, cutting and
fitting. Patterns cut, 25c. 703,' a S. Broad
way, branch pj New York. ll*2tl
CHIROPODI^S^^Z^
MISBC STAFFER, CHIROPODIST; LADIES*
maaseUH*. Big ML First- at.. opP- Nadeau.
BICYCLES
! |>am'iYler"b£ spring
it street. 0-11 3m
RESTAURANTS ____
IMItST-CLAStS MEALS FOR lOC AT SILVER
* Moon Restaurant, 240 S. M* l "-
BfCYCLE FACTORY
PACIFIC; HOME MADeThAND MAE£
rjesi mod-, at OH fl. Broadway. P-14