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6
NOTICES
LEWIS & ALDEKSON,
312 south Main st.
Still haver few more oi 'ho-e new bedroom
sets left for $8.50; new (Meg extension tabes
for $3.50: good gasoline stoves, $1.50 tos.»,
and some new - gasoline stoves lor $10;
stood cook stoves, $5 to $7: new high-bock
dining chairs f.tr s."m; otlice desk for *U : best
Stable spring folding beds iorsii; linoleum for
85c a yanl: linen warp matting, 1-V\ 15c
and 20e. Fetaluma brooders. $3; new.-prmg
roller shades for 25c; all wool art squares,
new, for $5. others for $3.50: ladies' desks for
•5. You - ;! elwavH save money trading st
LEWIs A AI4DER sON, 312 S. Main st.
A stock company. Head office. ) ,
incorpora.«d IWI4. 31** raliiornlasjt.
IK. CHAIMEKs, RIAL ESTATE \NDIV
• suranee; agent Home Mutual hiMuanca
Ooaapany of Soji Prancisco, Cal.; lowest guar
anteed rates; cWee. rooms LlO and 111, WID ; ;
eon block, soaitheast corner Spring and First
its., Los Angeles Cal. telephone 1422. 0-9
J. GIKBMER'SGYNAECOLOGICAL"dIS- i
• pensarv office, for the present on'fy, at
214 E. Fifth st., theSomer-et house, whore he
will dispense his well known uiediciry*a for
lucorrhoea (whites), ilirimenorrhoea (painful
menstruation 1 , vte., 1" fact for all lenaale ir
regularities from whatever eanse; teey never
fall to give revile I; 35 years'experiencf? some
time spent In attending In larga fenuilei hos
pitals in the east. 214 East Fifth st., office,
room 28.
ÜBINESS NEWSPAPERTHE i)AILY
Journal, a business newspaper puhfiishlng
adl the cotuitv official records, rea, estate
transfers, mewtgages and liens, building news,
contract work, financial news, andali news re
lating to the resources and development of
Southern California and the great tei/ritory of
the southwest. One dollar per 1110:19h. or In
•dvance $10 per annum : 227 W. rirtsi st., Los
Angeles, Cal. 0 1 tf
OIL! OIL! OlD!
A chance for everybody to beco fne inter
ested in the oil business. The Carbon Hill Oil
and Coal coinpanv have placed a certain num
ber shares stock "on the market for sale st a
f trice and terms that all may invest.in one of
he leading and most promising industries.
»for full particulars call at our off see, 338 s.
Broadway. !>
OTICE—THE LOS ANGELES CIT*Y WATER
com pan v will strictly enforce the follow
ing rules: "The hours for sprink Bng are be
tween t* and 8 o'clock a.m. and ti aiul 8 o'clock
st.ra. For a violation ot the above regulation j
fhe water will be -hut off and a line oi $2 will
Jpc charged before the water will bo turned on 1
rsgaln. \ 1
rIHE~SAFE"DEI'OSFI BOXES OF THE >T VI E
Loan and Trust company are; inclosed in ;
fire-proof and burglar-proof vauVt with Lime
locks and brilliantly lighted with electricity;
alcoves attached for the private entamination
of valuables, with writing materials; a young
lady in attendance.
T>BOFEBSOR A. MYERS WIBICES TO AN
-1 nounce to the public in general, and his
customers in particular, that he will leave Los
Angeles on the Sth instant, and will in all
Jrobability again return in the beginning oi
uly. 7
W7OR SALE—THE NEW HOME SEWING MA
jT chine Company offers tor the next 30 days
the following bargains: Whites. Standards.
Singe m. Domestics, Davis, House
holds, etc., from $12 to $tb, on payments of
*i per week. 349 8. Spring st Branch, 85 E.
"Colorado. Pasademv 4-4
A'" N UNUSUAL O»ENINGI
880. ner share invested in the Carbon Hill
Oil and Coal company today will In all proba
bility net you from $*< 10 $10 share inside of
•one year, call ai uftice, 338 s. Broadway, for
all particulars. 9
MRsTeVANS, FROM SAN FRANCISCO, II AS
her office el 352 South Broadway, and is
prepared to treat all diseases by magnetic
treatment, also by the use of oxygen and
ozone. Consultation tree 9 1
MESMIN'S FEMALE PILLS AS A SPECIFIC
monthly medicine for immediate relief
for painful and irregular menses— from what
ever Canse, For sale by GEO. ll FREEMAN &
CO.. 102 N. Soring st. Price. $2 a box.
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
or exchange you will find that It pays to ad
vertise in the want "oluiuas of The Herald
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Herald's large aud rapidly increasing
Circulation insure results tf
P~ ERSONAL—NEW PROCESS. 1R REG FLA It-
Dies from whatever cause, cured without
medicine, Instruments or pain, sure cure.
Lady attendant; li>w fees; 323 W. Sixth st.
12-1
ri\HE FINEST FOUR-IN-HAND TALLY-HO
X coaches in the city; -special prices to pie- 1
nics and societies. FASHION STABLE CAR
RIAGE CO., 217, 219, 221 East First st. Tele
phone 751. fi.l7
CREAMERY. 358 S. BROAD~
. way: best dairy butter,2sc square: choicest
northern creamery, 30c square; refrigerator
wagon delivers to all parts city on regular
days. 8-15
MRbTeTa. ADAMS, 316% 8. SPRING ST.
Electro-magnetic treatment given to fam
ilies, or at home if desired: nervous, spinal
and stomach troubles a specialty. Consulta
tion Free. 11.23,
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;
i.l 1 will not be responsible for any debts
that my wife, Agnes Ganahl, may contract on
or alter this date. EDW. P. GANAHL 9
DR. HORACE 11. TAYLOR—BUSINESS AND
test medium. 9 a m., 5 p.m. Evening by
appointment. Room 9, Broadway. 19
HOW TO BECOME A ROCK A FELLER —
buy stock In the Corbon Hill Oil and 1 oal
company, 25 cents per share. Office 338 S.
Broadway. 9
lENTERPRISEI ENTERPRISE CARRIAGE WORKS- All.
j kinds of wacons, buggies, etc., bough t
sold and exchanged. No 115 North Los An,
galea st 6-13
THIRST-CLASS ALFALFA PASTURE; PLENTY
of shade and water, on the Kauffman
ranch. FASH lON STABLES, 219 East I irst st.
Telephone 751. 0-17
T~ HE CALIFORNIA ELIXIR MINERAL
spring water, warranted natural from the
Spring near South Riverside. Office 121 Temple
St., Los Angeles, tj-9
AT THE ATLANTA H<>l E 1., O I'p'tT-
O sile Hotel Arcadia, Santa Monica; new,
neat and clean. 7d>
MRS. HENGY, WET NU RsE —SI'EA KS GER
man, French and English. Corner Tenth
St.. and Clark aye. 6-20
A. F. BLOPER, HOUSE MOVER, OFFICE
• 112 Center place.
Gilbert ssiith, s. spring sr., up
VX stairs; repairing line diamond work a
specialty. 10
QUANTITY OF COAL SCREENINGS AT
low prices at Broadway Fuel Depot, -132
R Broadway, Los Angeles. 11-23
MACHINERY, DIES, AND TOOLS M\l »X
and repaired. J, YON BERKEY, 216 S.
Los Augelesst. Tel. 933.
A QUANTITY OF COAL SCREENINGS AT
. low prices, at BROADWAY FUEL DEPOT,
132 S. Broadway.
REGALIA MANUFACTURING
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
or exchange you will find that it pays to ad"
vertise in the want columns of 'I he ' Herald.
The popularity oi these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. tf
HE PACIFIC IDAS'! REGALIA COMPANY
manufacturers or general lodge supplies
sdoictv ami military good-, Hags, banners
budges, gold and silver embroideries, gold and
Silver fringes, tassels, corns, braids, stars. 208
810and212 N. Main st, Los Angeles, cal,
>. IK V N « XT GRAY r.13
MUSIC LESSONS
FF ALY NE K. LOO M IS, TE ICHBR OF
JTj guitar, voenl and piano. Terms, reasona
ble. Hours, 10 to 4:30, Studio, 335 Wilson
block. 5-7
pROF. A. VVILLIIARTITZ 1E A CHER OF
J. piano, composition and orchestration, ut
the Crocker, 212 8. Broadway. 0-9
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
Or exchange you will find that it pays to ad
vertise In the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of small advertisements J
and'M.e Herald's large und rapidly increasing '
Ci dilation insure results. ' if
FOR SALE-COINS AND CURIOS
SALE—THE BEST COLLECTION OF
A coins in the state, too extensive to detail
h re; will take $225 cash or might exchange
.'or lot, or lake good hoise for part. Address
CASH, box 40, tins oilice. 10
LOST AND FOUND
r£N DOLLARS REWARD FOR DELIVERY
to the Herald office of Pension check No
1530, payable lo and countersigned by Henry
Ma gee 9
BICYCLES
TmhLER BICYCLES, 427 SOUTH SPRING
street 0-11 3 m
HELP WANTED—MALE
HUMMEL BROS. & CO ,
successors to
PETTY, HC MM XL A CO.
V. M PLOY ME NT A GEN TS,
300-302 W". Second st., in basement
califoinia itank Building.
Tel. 509.
Oflice hours from 7 a. m. to 7-.30 p. m.,
except Sundays
First class milker, - " etc; 3 hay hands. $1
etc; hostler, 890 etc; orchard teamster, $2.->
etc; 2 ranch hands whocan milk 15eowseaeh,
88ft etc. blacksmith and aaoer, $- day; .sack
sewer on harvester, $'...""•(» i*te; heuder wagon
driver, St; header loader, $1.75 etc; ranch
bund who can milk, $2> etc; hay pitcher,
short Job, $1.85 tie; hay asvlers, we will have
navy new orders during the day to select from
Ho.el a'td house help idease call and see our
list. Employers wanting help leave your or
ders with us and we vwll secure competent
and reliable help for yon.
HUMMEL BROS, & CO.
\\* ANTED—PARTIES IN NEED OF COM FE
** tent help, male or female, can be fur
nis lied promptly at KEA RN FY'S EASTERN
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, N. Main st.
Tel. 237. Hotel help a specialty. 12
O AUSBMEN—IN AND OFT OF LOS ANGELES
oto sell onr goods to grocers, good commis
sion or salary; reference required. R, X. V.
CO., 204 s Main it., St. Louis, Mo. s^Btl
I\* A N'l ED —( 'A I*A RLE CANVASSERS FOR
11 Catholic tiooks in every city in Southern
California; ladleeaswell as meu wanted. Ad
dress I-, box -10, this oflice. 8
ANTED—RELiXbLE HELP; EPIBCOP it
* I mission, 732 S. Olive st.; industrious
women and girls furnished; employment free
of charge. 7
ELP TO LET EVERYBODY KNOW THAT
M'BRIDE, Printer, has removed to 214
s. BroaJway.
TETANTED—GOOD SALESMEN FOR CITY
*\ and country. Room 18, 230)1 S. Spring
Bt.
KELP FOR HOTELS RESTAURANTS AND
families furnished. Boston em PL* >Y
MEN AGENCY, 222 W. Fifth st. 0-10
\\ T AN 1 ED- fE A MS'i ERS. AT CORNER SAN
> \ Joaquin it and l>cean View aye.; $25 per
month and board. DODD A O'tiAU \. tf
\l' ANTED-AN A l EXPERIENCED CLOTH-
M ing salesman. Address Vi, box 40 this
oflice. ll
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE
IF YOF HAVE ANYTHING TO lit" V, SELL
1 or exchange, you will And that it pays to
advertise in the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
Bint The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation Insure results. tf
T WANT WORK; ANYTHING THAT IS HON
-1 orable: middle aged: good on books; ship
ping, railroad rates, etc.: salary secondary
consideration to a vermancnt position. A 1
references. Address E. K. IL, thuotteo. 7
<2. - A " WEEK FOR BERVICES MORKINGS
qpO or evenings, office work or private place,
will be greatly appreciated by unsalaried law
student. K. G., box 20, this oilice.
\7"OUNG MAN OF GOO D a DDR ESS, ~8
1 years'experience in retail shoe business,
with best references, desires position. Box 70,
8. C. 7
W^VTED—AN EXPERIENCED EABTERN
? 1 hotel man wants work ; expert bar tender.
Address \., box 40, this oilice. 1 I
TXT ANTED — SITUATION BY JAPANESE
Yv who has experience in ihe family. Ad
dress TA I, 819 santee st. 7
\\* A N'I'ED —WORK. MORNINGS AND EVF.N
yy ings, by callable voting man. Studying
dming day. STUDENT, bps MO, this oflice'.
SITUA TfONS WANTED-FEMALE
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
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 The large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. tf
C GERMAN WOMAN. NEAT AND (LEAN,
T wants to do line cooking, washing, house
cleaning, by tha day. MRs. LU DEM AN, 811
Center st.
W ANTED--TO RENT
ITT ANTED—A HOUSE OF 0 OK 7 ROOMS,
>\ completely furnished for housekeeping;
i for summer only, say to September 30tht two
'in family and servant; no children, will guar
i antes best of care; Al references Must bo
! completely furnished anil close in Address
i stating terms and location, R., Hollenbeck
hotel. 8
IE yoi HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY. SELL
or exchange you will rind that it pays to ad
vertise in the want columns of The "Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The lleiald's large and rapidly ncreasing
circulation insure results. tf
\\' A N TED—BY SING LEG ENTLE M AnTfUR
VI nished suit with private family, pleasant
location, not over $15 per month. Address V.
box 40. this office. 13
¥17ANTED—BY JULY 1, IN PASADENA, A
>v 5 or 0 room cottage, neatly furnished,
with modern improvements. Apply to W. box
40, this office. 0-13
\l fA NT ED, TO RENT — A FURNISHED
\ v hotel or lodgiiiKhouse; must be a good
one. Address U., box 40, this office S
WANTED - A GENTS
JF YOU HAVK ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
or exchange you will tind that it pays to ad-
I vertise in the want columns of The Herald,
The popularity of these small advertisements
and l he Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. if
W*ANTED, AGENTS OF ALL NATIONAL!,
v* ties can make big money; must be good
' talkers, of clean and sober appearance. 131 N.
Spring st., room 91. 7
Ci A rCHIEST 500 CANVASSER'S SPECIALTY
/ ever shown. REVERSIBLE AUTOMATIC
HAIR CURLER CO., Chicago 17
WANTED TO BUY-SAFES
! XV-ANTED-TO BUY SECOND HAND SAFE,
I Ii any size; also cheap second hand cash
register; National preferred. Address PETER
DOLENTY, 1411 Ruena Vista st., city. 9
WANTED-REAL ESTATE
If yof have Anything ttTri• y f"sELl
or exchange you will find that it pays to ad
' vertise In the want columns of The Herald,
j The popularity of these small advertisements
1 aud The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
Circulation insure results. tf
WANTED TOJ^^HOUSES
\V ANTED—TO PF R< 11 ASE, HoFSES~TS
remove. W. 11. HAY *t C 0.,218 S. Broad
way. 0-11
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
or exchange you will find thai it pays toad
vertise in the want columns o! The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. tf
ixjaN'l'ED-a Man TO INVEST IN AN OIL
M proposition, requiring $1000 to 82000;
we have long lease on 70 acres oil land in city
limits. Apply at real estale office Hollenbeck
hotel. r»'2S tf
I)OARD AND ROOM WANTED FOR SEX
) vices mornings and evenings; am capable
to undertake any kind of work. Address
Willing, Box SO. this office.
IV ANT E D —FF RN II IK E OV TWO OR
1> three rooming bousei; will pay cash. Ad
dress E.. box 90, this office.
rpO LAWYERS—YOUNG MAN WISHES TO
1. study law; has good education aud uses
lypcwtiicr, Addres, Box 80. Lex.
DRESSMAKING
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY. SELL
or exchange you will find that it pays to ad
vertise in the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Herald's large aud rapidtv increasing
circulation insure results. tl
a t Til c McDowell dressmaking a cad"
VY emy ladies are taught to become compe
tent cutters and litters and prepared to do
flrst-Class work. Dressmaking, cutting and
fitting. Patterns nut 25c. 703;, s. Broad
way, branch oi New York. 1 ]-20
PLUMBERS
JF YOF HAVE ANYTHING TO BFY, SELL
oroxebange you will find that it pays to ad
vertise in tha want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
aud The lleraid's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results tf
DO NOT FAIL TO GET FIGURES FROM
Yand-rgriff it CriPpeM on your plumbing
and sewer work. 223 W. Fourth st. 0 9
1~ "»RANK A. WEINBHANK. PLUMBER AND
1 gastitter. 240 K. second st. Tel. 130.
LOS ANTGELES HERALD: FRIDAY MORXTXG, JUNE 7, 189*%
FOR RENT-HOUSES
j/ or rent-by
JOHN Et, COKE.
-07 tf, Broadway.
."»-room collage, 750 S. Olive st ..$25
j-ruom cottage, ;t!0 E. First st $17
5-30U
IF YOU HAVK ANYTHING 'IO BUY, SELL
or exchange you Will tind that it pays to
j advertise in the want columns of The Herald.
' Tha popularity of it e>e nail advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results tf
jj**oß RENT-ON BOYLE HEIGHTS, 4 NEW
1 and handsome flats ol 5 rooms and bath,
with hoi and cold water: price $12 to #'7
, with water. J, \v B Row NINO, 14? N. Main
• st, Oflice hours from it a.m. to 18. 8
ItJoR KENT—BTOUU OF ii ROOMS AND
bath, with store or separate, very cheap.
Inquire at Coal office. Ninth and Alameda, or
from MciiAKKY t v INNER 227 W. Second st.
7
IjWH RENT—UOUBI OF 5 ROOM-, BATH,
hot and cold water, pantries, closetlj ce
ment sidewalks, nice lawn and stable, 1618
•UM Angeles st. Inquire 498 Macy at 8
. |7*OR RE NT-NEW HOUSE] 053 s. mi 1 ¥t, ;
I 7 rooms and bath room, gss fixtures and
Window shades complete. Apply 844 S. Grand
avenue. 7
1 '|"»0 LET—STORE ADJOINING A GOOD ORO
-1 i er>, and 0-room cottage with outbuildings
: and fruit trees, fenced, Apply 1001 s. Alva
' rado st. 13
EH>R BENT—NEW H Ol? BE, 653 SOUTH HILL
I.F street. 7 rooms and bath room, gas fixtures
and window shades complete; rem 835, water
included. Apply 814 8. Grand aye. 0
ftl*)" VYA'IF.R INCLUDED. 4 ROOMS," PAN-
try. closets: city. Apply 1240 Bin h
street, near 12th and Central aye., or BEN
: WHITE, 281 W. First st. 8
tM)R RISNT—sVIO;S Room HOUSE, VICTt£
. ria st.. just below E Twelfth St. ALLISON
i BARLOW, 123 S. Broadway. ti-7 tf
| '•piTI.FT -IN FF KNI SHE f>. "LOSE IN, SIT.FN~
-1 did 5 room llat: every convenienc •: option
o; bar. Ill* V Bunker Hill aye., near First. Ifi
FOR RENT-ROOMS
IF YOU lIAVir'ANYTIUNG TO "bUY?SKLL
or exchange you will find that it pays to
I advertise in tne want columns of ihe Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
I ami The Herald's Urge and rapidly increasing
I circulation insure results. ti
ITMJR R E N'l — A 7 R< M> M COTTAG E 0 N
Broadway between Fiith and sixth St*.;
j famliure for sale; term-* reasonable; parties
j renting house must buy furniture. Inquire ai
j BANNA A CO., First and Broadway. 12
i |7*OR 'KENT - HOTEL JOHNSON, ADJOIN
! r ing Westminster, 123 E. i'ourth St., rooms
with board at reduced rates; coolest dining
room in the city ; all outside rooms; bath tree.
~_ 0-0
A FEW MORE OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL
suits In that new apartment building
corner sixth and San Pedro; also furnished
j rooms, most all hay windows. ll
17* OR RENT—AT LONG BEACH—PLEASANT
rooms, with or Without board, in private
family. Dueomiuun house, Ocean aye., near
old pier. it
17* OR KENT —2 OK MORE KOOMS "|-T R
nished (or housekeeping, 110 S. Hellman
st, U-7 tf
fOX KENT — 2 OK 3~ LOVELY FRONT
_T rooms; bath, gas. 522 W. Eighth st. 7
i;OI; RENT—I 33 N. MAIS ST.; T8 E DEN-
Jl ver; rooms 25e a night for men; center o;
city. 7-2
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
private baths; references required. CAL
■ pKRWOOD, 308 8, Main. 12 I
j / 1 RAND PACIFIC, 423F, S. SPRING STREET
Ivl l arge, cool rooms at $2 per week and up
! wards
1/FRNI SHED ROOMS, BIN OLE OR EN SUITE
1 —Priors, $1 to $4 per week. Rasa House,
: corner First and Los Angeles sts. ti.*
I rpHE MEN LO FURNISHED ROOMS AT it X -
I 1 <iueed rates; baths free. 420 8. Main street
j near Post oflice, Telephone 700. 6*9
rivro LET—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
I sea view; first house north of hotei. .MRS.
BAG LEY, Redondo, 9
1/1 EG INTLY FURNISHED ROOMS. FRONT
j and back, suitable for offices; 144 .-s. Mam
St. 0-H
JH'RNISHED AND F NFFRN ISH E D ROOMS
at the St. Lawrence, cor. Seventh and Mam.
7-1
I SEVERE iIOUSE, 323 W. SECOND ST.: NICE
1 pleasant furnished rooms, light and airy.
0 11
| |7*OR RENT—STABLE AND TWO OR THREE
IJV Housekeeping rooms; 515 v. . Seventh st.
I TTrAND CENTRAL, 324 TO 328 N. MAIN
j \T st.; rooms $1 per week and up. 6-9
17*0 R KENT — PLEASANT FURNISHED
J rooms, cheap; 55P s. spring.
FOR RENT— M 'SCEL LA NEOUS
17*08.RENT—LARGE ROOM IN OUR PACK
[ V ing house on Santa Fe side track, suitable
for light manufacturing or business requiring
! cold storage facilities. THE ICE AND COLD
j STORAGE CO. ot Loi Angeles, Seventh st. and
i Santa Fe tracks. 6*27tf
]' RENT—FOUR LARGE STORES ~W ITII
elevators, for wholssale business; three
I stories and basement. Apply to I, A. LO
[ THIAN, 142 N. Los Angeles si. 6 9
! | iOR RENT-PACIFIC HOTEL, FURNMSHEF\
| J Long Beach, opposite S. I', depot and park
Call at premises. 12
DENTISTS
DR. STEVENS, A. J. REMOVED TO Oppo
site Loi Ai-'geles Theater building—four
years in Los Angeles. Fine gold crown (small)
$'i; best silver filling, #1.00; best sot teeth,
$10; best gold plate, $35. Painless extract
ing 11-29
1882—Established—1*82
r\R. L. W. WELLS—EXTRACTION PAIN
\M less; good crowns, bridgework and teeth
without plates a .specialty. Corner Spring and
First Sts., W iUon Block. "Telephone Uithi.
A DAMS BROS.' DENTAL PARLORS. 239',, -.
iV Spring St.; painless extraction and tilling
plate, $6, $H, 810; all work guaranteed; as tab
llshed 10 years. Hoar* 8-5, Sundays 10-12.
A H. KRE U !HBAUM. DENTIST, 318 South
" f • Broadway, entrance through Westervelt's
studio. Oflice hours, 8 :30 to 12 and Ito 5.
VLB AN V DE NT AL ~ PAR LO R — GER M AN-
American Rank building. A set of
8)6; best s. S white teeth, $10 per «st
1 It WASSON. D. It S., ph. D„ 315 W Sh< -
fJ « ond st., O'Hara blk .. bet. Broadway and
Hill st. 8 1
I /RANK STEVENS. 3241 a S, SPRING SI.
1 Open Sundays and evenings; Electric
light.
DR. E.G. HOWARD, DENTIST, ROOMS 322,
323 Bradbury block. 0-14
DR. KENNEDY, DENTIST, ToHU N. SPRING
St., rooms 2, 0 and 7. Painless extraction.
\\ T H. M ASSER, M D. D. I). S., oflice 245
v • Spring st. Moderate prices. 8-21
nit. W. F.TUCKER, DENTIST, 120V*SOUTH
Spring st. 0 8
MUSICAL
IV rOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
or exchange you will find that it pays to
advertise In the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these smail advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
Circulation insure rcbults. tf
17* LEG ANT NEW F PRIGHT PIANOS, TI IE
a largest size, powerful tone, from $150 to
8800 cheaper than at any store in the city;
fromsl9oup; by N. BOROHERS, cor. Spring
and Eighth sts. 9
17*0 R BALE—UPRIGHT PIANO FOR 8125.
. A flii" $450 Brns, nearly new, for $250.
FRANK LEONARD, 606 s. Broadway. o*2
17*0 R SALE-ELEGANT STOCK OF~M A N DO
? [Ins, wholesale prices. A. G. GARDNER,
118 Winston st. 0-27
OR SALE-FINE KIMBALL PI A No7s 175
cash; bargain. Address I', box. 20, this
oflic
PERSONAL
IF YOF HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
or exchange you will rind that it pays to ad
vertise In the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these Bmall advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results, tf
\\ - ANTED -KY STRANGER IN CITY,
\> young lady 10 go to beach next Stindav.
Address SPORT, box 60, this orticc. 8
rpO MRS. R. c. M. YOUR HUSBAND IS IN
1 Mexico. Yon know what this moans.
TTIEQ. 7_
BICYCLE FACTORY
rpHE PACIFTC; HOME MADE. HAND MADE,
1. best mad" at liln 8. Broadway. 8-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SaiOK—FOR SALE-CIGAR, TOBACCO AND
I— •) fruii store, centrally located and a
dee id d bargain at $125. See (his a* once.
GRIDBR4 DOW, 1898, Broadway.
(&| £A—FOR BALE A CIGAR AND FRUIT
*T I»HF -tore, very centrally localcd: only one
in ihe block; low rout; price 8150. URIDRR <Si
DOW, 139 R Broadway.
ftf>nn~~P°P, SALE: A FIRST CLASS COR
ncr fruit and cigar store, very een
| tral location; fine fixtures, showoases, aoont
i rrs, milkshake and lemonade Stand, refriger
ator and store building; has a tine stock on
. hand and doing a line business; r nt only $15;
j think-$350, building stock and lixtures.
I GRIDER A DOW, 139 S. Broadway.
SiJ I All "FOR SALE; A MANUFACTURING
I •?iH\." business; one that will stand invest
I ination; the iroods are alteady introduced
through thecountiy; stock of goods on hand
will sell for twbe ihe price asked; a good
! rustler can easily clear $150 per month, see
; »-RIDER e\ DOW, 139 S. Broadway.
FOR SALE; ROOMING HOUSE OF
(Jp tUv it nicely furnished rooms; very ecu
j tral location; call today if you want a bargain,
for owner willsaorifloe tf sold in a few days
on account of departure. GRIDER & DOW,
' 139 s, Broadway.
yi'jWr FOR SALE - GROCERY, FRUIT AND
ice-cr. am parlor, located at the sca
| shore; location such that will insure an Im
mense summer business, with a v. ry low rent:
the own tis comp lied to sell to take chorgo
of another business. GRIDER it DOW, 139 s.
Broadway.
SALE—A FIRST-CLASS GRO
QPOOU eery and fruit business in thlietty;
central location; has a tli>o cash trade; rare
; opport unity to step intoan established money
making business; $85)0 If taken soon, for stock,
ii mures. horses and wagon. Bee this at once,
i GRIDER it DOW, 139 S, Broadway.
&QnA~ FOR SALE—AN ELEGANTLY FUR*
qptrvfU new 18 room lodging house, most
] neutrally located;.rooms ail taken with steady
roomers; yon can clear the price of this house
in a few months; see this at once. GRIDER &
DOW, 180 8, Broadway. 7
SALE—(>R A NG E \ND LEMON GROVES,
English walnut orchards, deciduous fruit
I farms, alfalfa and dairy ranclu s, elegant city
j residences and building hotels, lodging
1 houses, grocery stores: hardware, dry goods,
! drug and Shot stores, fruit and cigar stands,
j aud all kinds of manula luring an<l mercan*
' tile business: we will not advertise nor list
'i ny proper)v that will not stand Investigation,
i Write or call on GRIDER &■ DOW, 139 South
■ Broadway. lelephoue 1299. 5-19tf
j gkQ/^—CIGAR. DRINK] STATIONERY AND
tpjOUU notion store; close In, low rent; great
1 bargain.
8400— Business pays $100 to $150 per month;
i must sell. Best opportunity in city lor right
i party.
i $450—Store room, 20x30; net Income $250
pr year; close In. rare chance, cood locution.
,R, B, MORRIS, manager, 219 W. Fourth. 10
-HOME BAKERY, DELICACY AND
1 < ») restaurant combined; very neat place.
! actually worth $300; nice sand oven and
j everything complete; a good established cash
' trade: clears over $00 per month profit; this
j is a rare chance, suitable for lady or gentle
man; price for a few days $i~5. Apply at
1969 E. First st , or REN WHITE, _;21 W.
First st. 10
r 1 710 Rs AL if—A FIRST-CL ASS SALOON ON
corner I'ourth and West streets, Santa Ana.
| cal., with a full stock uf wines, iiquors and
; cigars, 3 billiard tables and saloon lixtures all
| eomple c, in lirst class order. For particulars
; Inquire Of proprietor. 30
| Ufinn-^ATIONERY AND BAZAAR;
i *nUI IO well located and established on best
I street in S. F. Apply CUNNINGHAM, CUR
! TISS & WELCH, 327 Sansome St., San Fran -
cisco, tf
]7*OR SALB—IF YOI WANT TO BFY A
" bakery, candy store, fee cream or soda
[ water business, see the SOUTHERN CALIFOR
NIA SUPPLY CO., dealers In bakers'anil con
fectioners' supplier, 1235. Los Angelesst., city.
11-13
T F YOU HA V E AN X THING TO BUY, SELL
1 or exchange you will rind that it paysto ad
vertise In the uaut columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. tf
|7*i iR™ SA LE -TH E MODEL BAKERY AT
I Santa Ana; doing a tine business and mak
ing money: reason for selling, sickness in
family. Address GEO. BCHIRM, Santa Ana,
Cal. 0-28
V i RA—FRUIT AND GROCERY STOKE ON
Hp)" Spring; selling only on account of
Mcane-s ; never offered for sale before. A pply
BEN WHITE, 221 W. First at 5-251 f
j Y7*OR BALE—CIGAR STANDS,' REBTAU
j J rants, fruit stores, and all classes of busi
ness Real estate. E. MTTINGER, 219 West
1 Fourth. 6-24 tf j
I - ROUTE DEALING IN BUTTER, ',
{ •) eggs, provisions, etc ; good horse, 1
J wagon, with big route; pays well; price $275.
j Apply BEN WHITE, 251 W\ First st. 12
j Xl T ANTED—A PARTNER WITH ABOUT $00
ti in a light manufacturing business for an
article that is required in every house; ulso
agents. Investigate. 251 East Fifth st. 0
SALE-STATE OR COUNTY RIGHTS
to the Perfect Shade Adjuster; adjusts
shade roller nt any point au'omaiically.
STANLEY C. BAGG.32H S. Broadway. 0-20
LARGE MODERN BRICK HiWel747
roor.is, entire newly furnished, new silver,
linen, etc., near courthouse; best location.
Address H., this office. 6-10
1 ENTIRE LIVERY OUTFIT In THRIVING
Vj town, Los Angeles county. What have jou
to offer - .' CARTER &, CO.,
9 328 S. Broadway.
rpO BELL YOUR BUBINEBS OR RENT YOUR
1 houses, call on GRIDER <fe DOW, 139 S
Broadway. 12
DEBT OPENING IN THE COUNTY FOR
I> bbicksmith and waenn shop. Inquire at
218)4Broadway, w. B. BARBER. ll
1~l YOU WISH 10 DIsI'OSE OF "YOUR IJUST
ness without delay, for cash, always go to
I. D. BARNARD, 117 1 . B, Broadway. 8
l/OR SALE - CANDY KITCHEN AND ICE
I oream parlor, doing good business. Ad
dress 86 W. Colorado st., Pasadena. 7
SELL QUICK FOR CASH GO TO BEN
1 WHITE. 221 W Firstst. 4-10-tf
.> BUY A PROPERTY OF ANY KIND GO TO
Z BE N WH FIE. 221 W. First st. 4-10 tf
SPECIALISTS
J-jr, GEO. SOMERS]
SPECIALIST.
Venereal diseases, nervous debility and dis
enses of women. Hours 1:30 to 5 n.ra.; 301
Stimsuu block, 'Third and spring. 10
rpRBE—A CURE THAT CURES—I HAVE
1 cured thousands who suffer as you do, of
I emissions, impotency, nervous debility, verl
j encele and shrunken parts, caused by self
abuse, by a simple remedy which cured me,
recipe for which 1 will rend, sealed, free to
any sufferer. Address, with Stamp, DAVID B.
EMMET, box 870. Englewood, 111/ 7-4
D" R. A RENSBERgT GRADUA T E UNI VERS-
Ity Berlin, make a specialty of private and
I genito urinary diseases and diseases of the.
siomach and bowels The most obstinate eases
speedily and thoroughly cured by lOlentlflQ
methods. 217 S. Main.
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
or exchange you will And tliat 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. If
1/ C. SANBORN, M. D., HOMOEOPATHIC
V • physician and surgeon, obstetrics and dis
eases of women and children a specialty.
Hours 10 to 12 a. m., -to 4 p. in.; Sundays, by
appointment only, 455 s. Broadway. 8-20
f\ Wf MCCLELLAN, M. 1 ).7eYE, EAR. NOSE
vT» and throat; hours. 9 to 12 a. in , 1:30 to
5:30 )k m. THE BROADWAY*, between Fourth
and Fifth sts.; telephone 1090. 5-11 3ni
DR. K. g. COLLINS, OPTHALMIC OPTIC
iau, with the Los Angeles Optica] Insti*
lute; ■■vo ' examim-u free. 125 H. Spring st.
PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, ETC.
pATENTS FOR INVENTIONS OBTAINED
J in all countries, bought and sold. S. J,
day' A go,, patent attorneys, rouin 84, Bryion
block. tf
Kn i«; hT _ br6s~7^
Free took on patents. 308 Stimson blk. ti-8
HAZARD it TOWN SEND, 9 DOWNEY BLK.
lei. 347. Los Angeles.
pLANTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT RE-
I dUCftd rates at Los Angeles Nursery, 340 S.
Bros dway. s-10
SHORTHAND
MAY ELLloT.s'l ENograPHER AND COPY
xM Ist. 203 Bradbury block, TeL 1372. 0-15
BUSINESS PERSONALS
l >KR*ONAL—COFFEE, f rBSB roastkd
1 every day, Java and Mocha, 3ftc: moan
tain eoffeo, Suet 5 lbs good tea, $1: fit) lb sack
flour, 86c; 8 lbs corn meal, 16c: ;i cans clams,
25c; 4 cans oysters, 25c; keg Holland herrings!
75c; can cocoa, 15c; condensed jelly, flo; 6
ibs tapioca, 25e; 10 lbs beans, 25c; roll goo.l |
butter, 25c; 8 lbs pears, 26Cj 50 bars soap, $1 ;
KHbs lard, 750 i pork, sc; bacon, 11c, KCON*
OMIC STORES. 805 8 Spring. 18
IjERSONAL— RALPHS BROS —GOLD BAR
Hour, $1: city Hour, BOO; granulated
' sugar, 19 tbs $i. brown sugar. 22 lbs $l i 7 lbs
rolled wheat or oat*, 35c; sardines, 5 boxes
25c: tomatoe*, 3 cans 20e; 7 bars German
family suan, 350; 5 gallons oil, $Losj gasoline
HI.10; 2 packages inornine; meal, 15c; bird, |
llMncan. 750; Kagle milk, 15c. 001 8. Spring i
street, corner Sixtii.
IF Yor HAVK ANY Til ING TO BUY, SKIT,
or exchange you will tind that it pays toad
| vertise in the want columns Of The Herald.
| The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Herald's large ana rapidly increasing
j circulation insure results. |t_
! 1 )LRSONaL—SCREEN DOORS ONLY $1 ;
j 1 window screens, 30 and 50c; ironboards,
: 40c; 30-foot extension ladders, 86; *et of
! shelves, $2; counters $3. AD VMS & SHEL
DON, 010 s. Broadway. Tel. 966. 6 8
I r pnk latest style REGENI SUITS MADE
I a by crack eastern tailors for $35, we will sell
i for $15 if we can fit you. MISFIT CLOTHING
PARLORS. 223-225 VV. Second street, between
j fcpring and Broadway. tl
HARRY, DID YOU SEE THE NOBBY PAIR
of pants that 1 bought for $350 at the Mis
i PIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 228-225 W. second
i Bt., between Spring and Broadway. tf
\TTENTION— FULL DRESS SUITS FOR
hire, suitable for balls, parties aud recep
tions, at the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS,
223-225 VY. Second St., bet. Spring and ilroad
way. tf
\V T HY PAY A MERCHANT TAILOR $35 FOR
| Tt a suit when you can get the same thing
j for $15 at the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS"
i 223-225 \V. Second between Spring and
Broadway'/ ti
1 )ERSONAL—PALMISTRY; 1 HAND READ
i X free; every hidden mystery revealed; life
read ftoin cradle to grave without a mistake;
; 10a. m. to Bp, m. Ill 1 , W. Third. 7
MISFITS AND UNCALLED FOR GARMENTS
at less than half your tailor's prices, -t
the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 223-225 W.
1 Second st , between Spring and Broadway. tf
TF YOU WANT UNiqi~rf ()R ORNAMENTAL
J. printing go personally to M'BRIDE, Printer,
; at his now quarters. 214 s. Broadway,
BUSINESS MEN SHOt LD ALL RE MEM BE I*
that M'BRIDE, Printer, has removed to
214 S. Broadway.
lADIEB— YOUR OLD HATS MADE NEW,
j 50 cents, straw works, 454 S, Spring
street. ii- 0
IIEItSONAL— MORRIs"PAYS HIGHEST CAsII
price for gents' second-hand clothing.
Send postal. 111 ' 2 Commercial st. 22
JF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BFY, BELL
or exchange you will And that it pays to
' advertise In the want eolums of Ihe Herald.
. The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapid!v increasing
circulation insure results. . tf
PANTS THAT WERE MADE TO ORDER FOR
$12 we sell for $0 at the MISFIT CLOTH
ING PARLORS, 223 225 W. Second St., be
tween Spring and Broadway. tf
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE -
By John H. Coxe,
207 S. Broadway
A large house on West First street, rented for
$70 per month; also smaller house oi sevn
rooms. Both places to exchange for large lot
and house in the southwest part of town.
Lot on San Pedro street, with $500 to $1000,
lo exchange for a small cottage and lot close
in.
Eight-room house on Pasadena avenue,Paea.
deua, to exchange for a ranch near city.
Five room cottage nesr Jefferson street, te
fxehange for house and lot in the Wolfskill
tract.
Nine acres. Tropico, to exchange for house
and lot in the city.
Eight-room house on Vermont avenue, new,
to exchange for vacant lot close In.
Nine-room house on Hill street, close In, to*
Ixchange for house and tot; must be clear.
Three lots Nob Hill tract, to exchange foj
I facant lot or lots cloio in .
j Twenty-two acres improved, La Crescents,
(or improved city property.
Ten-room residence in north part of the city
to exchange for other property.
JOHN H. COKE,
sun wed In 207 South Broadway.
j TV7" ANTED—
| In exchange for a fine residence property in
Cleveland, Ohio, a good modern home in Los
j Angeles, or would take well located lots;
; Cleveland property worth $0500, and is well'
I rented to a rim-class, prompt paying tenant
ROBERT F. JONES & CO.,
204 Bradbury Block.
tf
fl YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
1. or exchange you will ti rid 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. tf
I/O R EXCHA NO E — CAL I FO'rnTa FOR
. eastern, city or country, Want Pittsburg,
Chicago and vicinity. R. D LIST, W.
Second. Large list of exchanges. 6-22
1/XCHA NGE -$4500; A NEW HOUSE EIGHT
j large rooms; barn 20x22 feel; lot 180x130
feet, near Pasadena aye., in Highland park; a
line home; want acreage or small ranch, or
lots In or near Los Angeles or Pasadena. Ap
ply real estate oflice Hollenbeck hotel. 5-2btf
M'BRIDE, Printer, has exchanged his old
quarters on Second street for more com
modious ones aL 214 S. Broadway.
rpO KXCHA NI i E PROPERTY QUICK —GO
I to BEN WHITE:. 221 W. First St. 4-01 tf
EXCURSIONS
1/XCURSIONS TO THE EAST—THE FA
_j vonte, personally conducted excursions
ol the Santa Fe route leave Los Angeles every
Thursday morning at 7 o'clock; Pullman up
holstered cars run without ohange Los Angees
to Chicago and Kansas City, with annex
car to Bostoo; the great point to re
member Is that you save at least one full
day's travel by taking the fast train of the
Banta Fe route; attentive conductors accom
pany the partiestthrough berths reserved and
kuore detailed information obtained at the
company's office, 129 N. Spring St., Los An
geles, or through any agent of the Southern
California Railway-
IVuRLINGTON ROUTE EXCURSIONS, PER
"S sotially conducted, leave Los Angeles,
every Wednesday via Southern Pacific, Denver
and Rio Grande and Burlington route, for Chi
cago, New York, Boston, and oth r eastern
points; upholstered tourist cars with all con
veniences. See any Southern Pacific agent
or write to T. H. DUZAN, agent, or T. A.
GRADY, excursion manager, 222 S. Spring st.
Los Angeles, CaL
ITDbON'S POPULAR EXCURSIONS—
fj Every Monday over the Rio Grande West
ern and Denver and Rio Grande railways;
scenic route: personally conducted; newly up
holstered cars through to Chicago, New York
and Boston. Finest equipment, best service,
quick time. Oflice, 212 S. Spring st,
PHILLIPS' PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
excursions via the Rio Grande and Rock
Island routes; leave Los Angeles every Tues
day; cross tho Sierra Nevadas, and pass the en
tire Rio Grande scenery by daylight. O flics,
188 8. Spring st,
AGNUS' <:UT RATE TICKET OFFICE, 228
s. Spring, opp, L. A. Theater; regular
tickets at reduce l rates to all points east; rail*
road rickets bought and sold,
~~~CARPE TCLEANINU^
1" /UREK A CARPET' CLEANING' CO.-ALL
!_ carpets aud rugs renovated with the
Eureka; spots, stains, dust and din thor
removed; nap raised and carpet restored to
its natural color. WEBB & HELL AR, 230 L.
S. Spring, room 0. 9-5
CtTEAM CARPET CLEANING,'SEWING AND
O laying. JOHN 11. RICHARDS. 120 N.
spring Tel. 1343. ri 4
CIARPETB CLEANED FROM 8C PER YARD
. laying 3c. It. BROWNE. BOSS. Broadway
CONTRACTORS
CONRAD SCHERER-GRANITE, BITUMIN(
Ottl aud asphalt paving. 237 W . First st.
FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY
N . JLo(|(r? or.s.vn
sixty acres of choice land, 42 acres In bear
insr woinu , with a choice assortment of fruits,
10acres of alfalfa; house of 11 rooms, tine
large bam, carriage house; artesiHii well, wit
| ter piped to house and ground a Included
with the above are 39 shares of water stock.
All tanning Implements, 4 horses, 3 cow*,
wagons, buggies, harness, saddles, all Com
plete. This ranch is located near Fullerton,
the choice walnut district, 20 miles from Los
geles; 2 lines of railroad, with trains hourly,
and certainly a great bargain. Price $21,000.
T. J. CUDDY, 200 N. Spring st.
$14,000-FOR BALE—
The linest house at Alhambra, modern and |
elegant; surrounded by 20 acres of bearing I
Washington navel oranges; splendidly im- |
proved grounds; barns, carriage house, sheds j
etc.; graded streets and perfect sewerage; must
be sold to close an estate.
T. J. CUDDY, 200 N. Spring St. |
1
$2000-FOR BALE—
A new modern 5 room cottage and DlCtly |
improved lo . 33x125 feet, on Sixth st., close |
I in; price $2090.
T. J. CUDDY, 200 N. Spring st.
FOR SALE-
Three lovely lots near Hollenbeck park;
i must be sold; make an offer.
T. J, CUDDY, 208 N. Spring st.
! $0000-FOR SALE—
i 50x160feel on First; inadequate iraprove
! mcnhiiiOiV paving tl per cent interest; price
$0000. T. J. CUDDY, 200 N. Spring st.
! 86000—FOR SALE—
A wholesale wine house doing a line business;
; tine location ; long lease and cheap rent; owner
going to Europe; call at once; price $0000.
T.J. CUDDY, MOON. Spring st.
83600 -FOR SALE—
Modern house; 0 bedrooms, parlor, dining
, room, sawing room, bath, patent closets, large
. kitchen: lot 60x814 feet 'o alley; nice garden;
-. paved walks and perfect sewerage; house is
splendidly furnished; ail included for only
. $3800. T, J. CUDDY, 200 N. Spring St.
' $1000- FOR SALE—
90-foot lot on clean side of San Julian, near
Twelfth st.; only $1000.
T. J. CUDDY, 200 N. Springs!.
' 8600- FOR EXCHANGE—
Twenty acres of land tui the line of railroad,
' Lankersnlm ranch; will take diamonds In ex
! change. T.J, cuddy, 200 N, spring st.
I $300-FOR BALE—
A finely furnished saloon; very central; only
; $3uO. T. J. CUDDY, 200 N. Spring st.
' FOR .RENT—
i A nicely furnished house, close in: $30 per
i month.
8 T. J. CUDDY; 206 N. Spring.
FOR SALE-LOTS
SALE—
CITY LOTS
dbDAA WILL BUY A FINE CORNER LOT IN
qpOUv one block Of the electric cars; street
graded and curbed : on installments.
GRIDER t fc DOW, 139 S. Broadway.
ft£AA WILL BUY FINE LOT ON PICO ST„
Out M ' 1 9 block from electric cars.
GRIDER A DOW, 139 S. Broadway.
(ft£AA- CHOICE LOT ON ADAMS ST.;
fjJOUU Street improvements all paid for; 1
block of electric cars; on easy terms.
GRIDER A; DOW, 139 S. Broadway.
dgAAA—FOR SALE—FINE LOT ON S. HOPE
©al/Ust., 53x100; if sold soon will take
$900. GRIDER & DO A, 139 S. Broadway.
•"Baca—for sale—choice residence
ept/OU lot on Twenty-first st., close to Fig
ueroast.; price $*50,
GRIDER A DOW, 139 S. Broadway.
fIfeOQAA-FOR SALE—2 FINE BUILDING
ffl7*lOuU lots in tho Bonnie Brae, on Bur
lington avenue; price $2300 for both.
GRIDER A DOW.
139 S. Broadway.
CHOICE RESIDENCE AND BUSINESS LOTS
for sale in all parts of the city; freecar
rlage; telephone 1299.
GRIDER .t DOW,
7 139 S. Broadway.
PA FEET BUSINESS PROPERTY ON FIRST
;MV Street at your own price. Now is the lime
1 to get a valuable piece of income property for
; almost nothing. JNo. W. coKE
; 0-2 tf 207 S. Broadway.
1/OR SAi,E -
CONGER'S WILSON TRACT.
Fifteen minutea* ride to 100 large lots in an
, orange grove on double-: rack electric car line;
I wide graveledstreets; choice shade trees,water
i pined, soil sandy loam, drainage good: prices
low and terms easy. This tract is located in
the southern part of the city, Unobstructed
view of the mountains and city. Take Vernon
car Second and spring sts. Lots from $200
and up. All streets in tract not graded and
graveled and cement walked now being done.
For maps and Information call at 117 s. Broad
way. H. M. CONGER. 5-25 tf
GO SEE THAT VAN
CULVER,
If you want one of those Wolfskill lots at
$425 $425 $425
Easy payments, low interest. ALEX. CULVER,
212 B, Broadway. 8
MD. JOHNSON.
• 213 W. First st.
Real Estate and Fire Insurance.
\7ERY DESIRABLE LOTS; MODERATE
prices, with easy terms, on West Pico and
vicinity. CARTER A; CO.,
0 328 s. Broadway,
Iy EA U TIF IT. LEVEL LOTS ON U N lON
j avenue, i.5 per cent below market value.
( ARTE It Al CO.,
0 328 S. Broadway.
.| k —WILL PURCHASE 50x150 foot lot
OUU' ' short distance from county court
house;s2socash, carter A CO.,
9 328 S, Broadway.
FOR SALE-HOUSES AND LOTS
J/OR SALE-' ~
CITY HOUSES
$950—For sale—4-room cottage; lot 50x150,
10 minute*' ride on electric cars from our
office, one block of electric cars; price $950,
$100 oath : the balanceslo per month.
GRIDER Ai DOW, 139 S. Broadway.
$1400—For sale—Lovely, new 6-room cot
tage, all modern improvements ; lot 50x186 to
alley, street graded, cement walk, two blocks
of electric cars; price $1100, $150 cash.
GRIDER & DOW, 139 S. Broadway.
$2250—F0r sale—Beautiful, new 7-room
residence, all modern; lot 50x150, covered in
bearing oranges and fruits; located on Twelfth
st., one block of the cor lino. This is a fine
home or an investment.
GRIDER & DOW, 139 S. Broadway.
$2300 Will buy a new 8-room residence; fine
reception hall, winding stairway, large double
parlors, elegant mantel and grate; large pan
try and closets, piped for hot and cold water,
marble washsland, patent water closets;
house finished In yellow pine throughout:
cement walk, lot 50x150, wiihin one block Of
electric ears; Hircct grailed and graveled,
cement curbs and walks; only $2300 on eusy
terms.
GRIDER i DOW, 139 S. Broadway.
$0500—For sale—Fine 10-room modern resi
dence located on Grand aye., clot* lo Adams
St., and highly improved lot; price $11500.
7 GRIDER A; DOW, 139 S. Broadway.
1~ /OR SALE-TAKEN UNDER FORECLOB
-' ure—A good business and residence prop
erly, corner Downey avenue and Hayes street;
82' -.xl 48; improvements alouo cost $10,000;
Income $00 per month: nrice for whole $7750.
SECURITY LOAN AND TRUST CO., 223 &
Spring st. 10
|/0R SALE—A HOUSE THAT WILL NET 18
1 percent on tho investment, closo in: come
arm ask about it. WM. F. BOBBY SHELL, 116
S, Broadway . 5-10 ti
I /OR SALE-HOUSES AND LOTS IX ALL
. parts of city; cash, exchange or install
ments; some very tine bargains. I will save
you n oncy. it. B. morris, manager, 319 W.
[fourth. lo
1/OR SALIC, CHE A P—so FT. LOT WITH VAiT
Utyof fruit trees, and 3-room house. Ap
ply 445 E. 27th st. IP
HAIRDRESSER
MRS. ft L. SLAUGHT, HAIRDRESSER, HAS
removed to 230 8. Main st 0-11
FOR SALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY
rpHX NEW SALT LAKE AND I.OS ANGELES
I. road now seems assured, by the recent ar
rangement of the Mormon cnureh and tho
Terminal railroad of this eitv. All anrvevg
lead, through the Little Muddy valiev of 1 In.
Cpllj county. Southern Nevada. The Lit Us
Muddy is one of the finest and mostferUlo
valleys in Nevada; soil Is a rad. Randy 1 am
natural vegetation grows very rank; Climate
is seml-irop.e, hut not hot in sumn cr, as l*i
southern Arizona: all citrus and deciduous
fruits thrive there as in the most favored se.-
I tlons, aud ripen six weeks ear.ter than In
j Southern California. By an arrangement ivit h
a gentleman by the name of Cobb, who drove
j out hum here about the tirst of February of
: this year, I can locate several sections at trie
nominal cost of $1 per acre, with ample water
ior all l lo'-ate, as the Little Muddy has from
| 6000 to 8000 Inches flowing constantly Mr
j Cobb is a gen tie ma of considerable capita]
who has now located at Overton In the Little
Muddy valley, aud has located all the land for
| hansell and family that the stale law will
. allow, and has drawn considerable money for
I the purpose of stalling a general merchandise
store. He is a man with a life's exp-rlenee on
■ the frontier, and says the many Udvantages
there make it the most desirable that ever
came to his notice, as the moment the engines
| commence puffing through between Salt Lake
j and DOS Angeles, land that can now be had for
■#1 will be worth $50. NOW is the golden on
j port unity for all who have but little to spars
Ito make them comfortable for life. \ll dealing*
I with me through Mr. Charles Cobb will bo
just as carefully located as though they were
on the ground to make their own selections
Wo will further give hank references as to our
reliability and good faith. lON L. GLARE
132 S. Broadway. fri and sun
*"
MAYNE
•IOO South Broadway,
Can tell you al! about dau Diego; he livea
there; ho knows a gentleman who lives in Los
Angeles thai is one of the largest property
miners In San Diego county who wishes to
turn some of it Into Los Angeles property; his
land is among the very choicest in San Diego
county, which means the best, in the state; it
is located in the famous HI Cajon valley, has
plenty or water, is all under cultivation, deep
soil: near railroad, churches, school, post-
Offtoe, surrounded by line homes; if you want
a most delightful place for a home", tind out
about San Dle.o: pure water, magnificent
location, delightful climate; the best of land
iat low prices; the tlnest lemons and oranges
grown in the state come from San Diego; Riv
erside dealers buy tho most of the navel orange
crop, affording a good market, it being con
ceded that San Diego furnishes navel oranges
superior to any grown in the world ; all this ia
news to most people; if you want to know
more about it call and see me.
MAYNE,
20tf 400 South Broadway.
rpOR BALE—
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
&1 nAA"" POR SALE—3>< ACRES CLOSE TO
OI" " the city, well improved: mountain
water piped; 286 apricot trees; 1 acre set to
blackberries, balance set to nursery stock 1
close to the (00: hills; see this p ace.
GRIDER A DOW,
139 s. Broadway
_ -A-Vi~LOVELY HOME OF 18 ACRES,
' just ousldc of the city, only 30 min
utes' drive, close to school, churches anil rail
road: lit acres lo choice fruits and berries; a
profusion of flowers, vines and ornamental
trees; mountain water piped; nice cot
tage and outbuildings, grape arbors and
fountain; no frost or fog: trees are loaded with
fruit; owner will sell stock aud tools cheap;
this must be sold at once.
GRIDER & DOW, 139 S. Broadway.
to£AAA— FOR SALE - WALNUT GROVE,
v'H'UU about 0 miles from the city, set
solid to sofi shell walnuts: 1000 peach" trees
planted between; 500 prune trees, blackber
ries, grapes and small fruits; water with the
land; there is a new modern house, with bath
and closets good barn and outbuildings,
windmill and tank; water piped; this property
is worth $8000, but in order to make a quick
sale will sacrifice it for $8000.
7 GRIDER <t DOW, 130 S. Broadway.
_Q>lK AAA—FOR SALE, 50 ACRES; 10 TO
0 l»)«WUV" seedling and Washington navel
oranges; 10 acres to the leading varieties of
peach trees: 5 acres to the latest and best im
proved apples; 3 acres wine grapes: every
thing in bearing. 22 acres to corn, alfalfa; 3
good houses on the ranch; 50 shares water
stock; will take 'j the value of this ranch in
Los Angeles property.
$0000—For sate or exchange, 10 acres, one
mile from Rivera; 5 acres to 0 year-old soft
shell walnuts, 5 acres to 2 and 0-y ar-old
budded oranges; the whole 10 acres interest
to younsr Valencia oranges; all kinds of fruits
and berrl s for family use; 7-room, had tin
ished house, bnrn. crib, stable, carriage house,
corral and ID shares water stock.
$liso—For sale, 2 acres, 1 milt from Downey;
l' -j to alfalfa, %to potatoes, pumpkins aud
beets: 3 room cottage, buggy shed and stable,
3 chicken houses, :( chicken corrals; improve
ments all new; good well: 1 plow, 1 culti
vator, some small utensils, 1 cooking stove, 2
! oil stoves, 5 do/en brown Leghorn hens and
| 120 young chickens.
| $7500--For sale 45 acres In Artesia: 10 to
I alfnlfa, 20 to barley, 9 in corn, variety of fruits
for family use; 9*room house, cost $5000;
barn, crib, stable, 2 artesian wells, water p peel
in tho house; near the store, postoftice, black
smith shop, college and creamery; will taka
% the value of this ranch m Los Angeles
property.
$2500—For sale or exchange, of equal value
for LOS Angeles property that will rent: 20
acres, all fenced and cross fenced: 4 acres to
apples, about 75 assorted fruit trees and nuts,
It; acres to pasture: 5-room house, barn, crib,
stable; 12 hours' run of water; can get water
; every 10 days; U mile from railroad station.
0 B. M. BLYTHE, Downey Cal.
4 CREAGE.—S acre tracts ana up warns; six
jl\ miles from Los Angeles; near R. R. sta
tlon; finest scenery; best society; plenty
of water for Irrigation; win have 10 pas
senger trains per day shortly. Crops
good every venr. Prices reasonable. W.
Jl. UO LA BIRD, 404 So. Broadway, Los
Angel* k. 5:30-tf
T/OR SALY—2BO ACRES OF GOOD
J* hill land, all under cultivation, with im
provements, consisting of house, barn, well,
costing $2000; can be had al $20 per acre;
owners are <8 years of age. Address MRS,
META BEHNSBN, Lancaster, Cal. 8-1
|/< >R BALE—IO-ACRIToRAN< i E RANCH, AT
| V Duarte, the blue ribbon orange section; 1C
I shares of stock in the best wale company ir
i Sou'hern Callforhia. Apply to A. SJsJVENS
| HALSTED, room 117, Biysou block.
| l/O R SALE—IO AC RES 1 N ALFA~LFA A I >■
1 joining Los Angeles. $2000; also fine chick
len ranch R D. LIST, 1231, W . Second. 5-23 ti
17. WILL PURCHASE 100 ACRES OF
! BpOUU choice farming laud In Los Angeles
\ county. CARTER tt CO.,
; g 328 S. Broadway.
I "
I FOR jS^^^/SC^^^t^_
|/OR SALE -W E ARE SELLING OUT. AND
V for the next 30 days will give special in
ducements to purchasers in bedroom suits,
mattresses, chairs, rockers, center and exten
sion tables, lounges, mattings, rugs, 1 niobiums,
window shades, oflice desks, folding bods, etc,
THTRD-BT. FURNITURE EXCHANGE, 118
-120 W. Third st. 7-4
TF YOU HA YE A N VIII NG~~TO BUY* SELL
_I or exchange you will liud that it pays to
advertise in the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Herald't large ana rapidly increasing
| circulation insure results. tf
| rpHK COMING INDUSTRY* IS OIL
| 1 You can buy stock on the building and
loan plan of ihe Carbon Hill Oil aud Coal
company. A small investment may give you
handsome returns. For full particulars call at
oflice, 338 S. Broadway. 0
I/OR BALE—I 2 ET P. HORIZONTAL BOILER
V and engine; 0 H. P. upright boiler snd
engine; also speed buggy, at Pacific
warehouse. 801 and 803 R First 7
I/OR BALE—A SINGLE TOP BUGGY. IK
_T fair condition, for $25. Apply to West
minster Stables, Fourth st. below Main, 5-16
PIANO FOR f 12»'
; easy payments. A line $450 Brus, nearly
new, for $200. 500 8. Broadway. 0-2
FO RESALE—150,00"0~OLD POSTAGE STAMPS
cheap. T,, box 20, this ofTice.
I/OR SALE-OLD PAPERS IN QUANTITIES
J. to suit, at this office.
oOMK CHOICE " FURNI _ TURE FOR SALE,
n 345 S Hill St. 9
J ~~" !__—_»
MINING PROPERTY
1/ok SALE—A VKRY VALUABLE LEAD
' and silver mine; the property Is a big pro.
ducer, well located ai.d very promising. Yot
full particulars call :)j8 8. Broadway. 0
/ 10LD MINE-WE HAVE A VERY DESIR.
1 I able gold mine for sale very cheap: lermi
easy: it is worth investigating. LOY A
HUH IX. 0
RESTAURANTS
IMRBT-CLABB HEALS FOE tO«l AT SII,VE«
' Moon Restaurant. 249 S Main XI :<

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