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8 SPECIAL NOTICES LEWIS a ALDER SON, 312 South Main st. Still hnve a few more of those new bedroom , sets left fcr ¥8.50; new O-leg extension tabes ; for $3.50; good gasoline stoves, St • » to#J. and some new process gasoline stoves ior >'o. good cook stoves. $5 to $7; new high-back dining chairs for 85c. office desk for $6; best , eahle spring folding bed* for ¥»►: linoleum for I 35c a yard; linen warp matting, ri'ic, 15c ; a-id 20c: Petaluma brooders, $J; new spring ; .-oiler shades for 25c; all wool art squares, new, for *."». others for $3.50; ladles'desks for A 5. You'll rlwav-. suvo money trading at Lewis & alderson, 312 s. Ma n st OF REMOVAL-J. YON BERKEY L> has removed his machine and die works from 316 S. Los Angeles street to 234 aud 2 »6 E. Second street, and having purchased the latest improved maeliinerv Rom the east, is qualified to till alt order* 'or dies, models accurate machine work, etc., promptly and "below eastern prices, lb) claims, ami we the undersigned, a few of his customers, run tes tify that he is a first-class and success! idle maker, and ha» his dies In operation subject io Inspection. F. B BR' v NE. 314 S Spring sfc A. C. HARPER. , 9 CAE FISH CO. A stock com pan v. Head office, incorporated lSt>4. 318 caluornia st. 1 K. CHALMERS, REAL ESTATE AND IN- ; (f « mrence; agent Rome Mutual Insurance Company of San Francisco, CaL; lowest guar anteed rates; ctlicc. rttoms lltt and lit, son block, southeast corner Spring and lirst 1 ats., I.os Angeles Cal. Telephone 1422. 0 9 A' 1. GIE BRER'S GYNAECOLOGICAI DIB -• pensary oflice, for the present only, at 314 E. Fifth at., the Somerset house, where ha will dispense his well known medicines for lucorrhoea (whites), dismenorrhoea (painful , menstruation', etc , In fact for all female ir regularities irom whatever cause they never fail to give relief; 35 years' experlene : tome time spent in attending in large female ho* jpitals in the east. 214 East Fifth st., office, room 28. 3J3 U'SINESS NEWSPAPER - THE DA ILY Journal, a business newspaper publishing all the county official records, real estate transfers, mortgages and Liens, building news, | contract work. Financial news, and all news re lating to the resources and development of I ■oathern California and the great territory ol I the southwest. One dollar per month, or in advance 910 per annum: 227 \V, First at, Los Angeles, cal. 0-1 tf OIL! OIL! OIL! A chance for everybody to become Inter- CKted in the oil business, The carbon Hill Oil and Coal company have placed a certain num ber shares stock on the market for sale at a price and terms that all may itnest in one of ihe leading and most promising industries. For full particulars call al our oflice, 338 >. Broadway. 9 NOTICE— THE LOS ANOELEBI ITY WATER company will strictly enforce the follow* ing rules: The hours for sprinkling are be tween il and 8 o'clock a.m. and »i and 8 o'clock p.m. For a violation of the above regulation the water will be shut off and a line of $> will be charged before the water will be turned on again. TB E SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES OF THE st a r l. Loan and Trust company are inclosed in a tire-proof and burglar-prooi vault with tune locks and brilliantly lighted with electricity; alcofes attached for the private examination of valuables, with writing materials; a young lady in attendance. FOR SALE—THE NEW HOME SEWING MA* chine Company offers tor the next ;*0 days the following bargains: Whites, standards, Automatics, Singers, Domestics. Davis, House holds, etc., from $12 to $16, on payments «l $L per week. 349 S, Spring st Branch, 85 E. Colorado. Pasadena. 4-4 \N UNUSUAL OPENING! 25c. ner share invested in the Carbon Hill Oil and Coal company today will in all proba bility net you from $5 to 810 share inside of one year. Call at office, 338 S. Broadw ay, for all particulars. 9 MRP. EVANSTfROM SAN FRANCISCO. HAS her office at 352 South Broadway, and is prepared to treat all diseases by magnetic treat ment, also by the use of oxygen and ozone. Consultation free 9 1 I" F YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL or exchange you will tind that it pays to ad- j vertise in the want columns of The" Herald i The popularity of these small advertisements and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing circulation Insure results. tf PERSONAL— NEW PROCESS. IRREGULAR ltlesfrom whatever cause, cured without medicine, instruments or pain. Sure cure. Lady attendant; low fees; 323 W, Sixth st, 12-1 Ml FINES'! "l OCR-IN-H AND TALLY-HO X coaches in the city; special prices to pic nits and societies. FASHION STABLE CAR RIAGE co., 217, 219, 221 East First st. Tele phor. c 751. 6-17 CRE"aMERY7~3S6 S. wa 1 ; - ; best dairy butter,2sc square; choicest northern creamery, 30c square; refrigerator wagon delivers to all parts city on regular days. 8-15 M""RB. E. A. ADAMS, 316' 2 s. SPRING SL Electro-magnetic treatment given to fam ilies, or at homo if desired; nervous, spinal and stomach troubles a specialty. Consulta tion Free. 1 1 -J2 NOTICE-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 1 will not be responsible for any debts that my wife, Agnes oanahl, may contract on or after this date. EDW. P, GANAH L. 9 TTVR. HORACE H. TAYLOR—BUSINESS AND .1 / tost medium. 0 a m., 5 p.m. livening by appointment Room 9, s. Broadway. 19 HOW TO BECOME A ROC X.A FE LLER - buy stock In the Corbon Hill Oil and I !oa I company, 35 cents per share. Office 338 8. Broadway. 9 I~ jVNTERPRISE CARRIXci E "wOl tKS—ALL li kinds of wagons, buggies, etc., bought aold aud cxclianged. No 115 North Los An, gelesst 6-13 THIRST-CLASS ALFALFA PASTURE; PLENTY of Bhade and water, on the Kauffman ranch. FASHION STABLES, 219 East First st. Telephone 75L 6-17 lIE CALIFORNIA ELI XIR MINERAL spring water, warranted natural from the spring Riverside. Office 121 Temple at., Los Angeles. B-9 OTOP AT~ THE ATLANTA HOTEL. OPPtT site Hotel Arcadia, Santa Monica; new. Heat and clean. 7*6 MR& HENGY, WET NURSE-SPEAKS GER raan, French and English. Corner Tenth St.. and Clark aye. 6-20 AF. BLOPER, HOUSE MOVER, OFFH E • 112 Center place. ILBERT SMITH, 119. S SpßlNti ST., UP T stairs; repairing fine diamond work a apecialty. 10 QUANTITY OF t OAL SCREENINGS AT low prices at Broadway Fuel Depot, 432 A Broadway, Los Angeles. 11-23 MACHINERY. DIES, AND TOOLS MADE and repaired. J, YON BERKEY, 334 E, fleeond st A QUANTITY OF COAL SCREENINGS AT low prices, at BROADWAY FUEL DEPOT, 432 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 of these small advertisements and The Herald's large and rapidly inoreasing Circulation insure results. tf THE PACIFIC (OAS I REO ALIA COMPANY manufacturers oi general lodge supplies .■ocietv and military goods, Hags, banners badges, gold and silver embroideries, gold and ■liver fringes, tassels, cords, braids, stars. 20 8 210 and 212 N. .Main bt., Los Augules. Cal, A. TENN a NT ill! ay H.IS MUSIC LESSONS TJMTAI.YNE K. LOOM Is, TEACHER <C \j guitar, vocal and piano. Terms, reasons blc. Hours, lo lo -1 Mi). Studio, 335 Wilson block. ;i. 7 T>ROF. A, WILI.Jf ARTITZ, TEACHER OF J piano, ecmposltton and orchestration, at the Crocker. 313 R Broadway. (j-jl TF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL • X orexeliuuge 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 and rapidly incieasing Circulation iitsur*' n-i-ults. , \ FOR SALE-COINS AND CURIOS BALE—THE BEST COLLECTION OF ? coins in the state, too extensive to detail h*re: Will take $325 cash or might exchange for lot, or take good hoise for part. Address cash, box 40, this office. I.| &BSTA URANTS FURST-CLASS MEALS FOR lot: AT SILVER WOOn Re,;tH)rn!U --I'l - Main »; m [ SHORTHAND " \fAY BLLIOT.STENOGRAPHER AND! OPY •JX Ist, 203 Brad bury block. le.L 1372. ti-LTi HELP WANTED—MALE HUMMEL BROpra co, Pucoe-isors to PETTY, HUMMKL A CO . EMPLOYMENT AGENTS, 300*302 W. Second st , in basement Calltomia Bank Building. Tel. 509. Office hours from 7 v. m. to 7:30 p. m., except Minduys j Man for eountrv, $1.50 per dav;2ranch baada, etc.; 2 men (or saw allL $96 tos3-9 I a month: boy to herd and chore, $! J, etc : 1 Carpenter, $2.50 day; man and wile for vine yard, $40; jroang mat:, $1 day, dtv; rancn Laud, near beach.sl day, etc.; uian and wifo for dairy, who can do butchering, $40, etc , 1 month; scraper teamMei. $l. etc ; milker and general oa ry hand. $25, eto ; 3 hay hands. $1, etc.. mora in the harvest: horseshoer, $2 p-f-rday; sack sewer oa barveaiar. $i..">o, etc. 1 ranch ban 1 who can mill, sume, $20, eta ; man to run mower. $1. etc ; man lor header w agon. $1. etc ; in an to milk and Ito ranch work. *JO, ele ; bur vest hands, $1.95>; woodchop per--; sailors, $80, etc.; shoe cutter, also iuseamer, $J per day , 2 men for hay and harvest. $1 per , day, etc. HUMMEL BROS. A CO, 8 \\- ANTED—PARTIES IN NEED OF COMPE TE t<-i!t help, mate or female, can be fur nished prouipilv at KEARNEY'S EASTERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, Ufti., N. Main st. , Tel. 237. Hotel help a specialty. 12 SALESMEN- IN AND OUT OF LOS ANGEI 1 3 to Sell our goods to grocers, gocd eommis , s;ou or salary; reference required. R. X. V, i CO., 304 8. Malnst , St, Louis, Mo. 0-tttf . TITANTED-CAPABLE CANVASSERS FOR ti 1 athollo books In every city in Southern ; California; 1 Idles as well as inea wanted. Ad ; dress L., box 4U, lids ottice. 8 HELP To LET EVERYBODY KNOW THAT M'BRIDE, Printer, has removed to 214 s. Broadway. \l*A S 1 ED GOOD PA 1 BSMEN FOR i tTY >i und country. Room 18, 330U 8. Sju in-r i St. CTELP FOR HOTELS] RESTAURANTS AND II families furnished, boston EMPLOY ! MEN AGENCY, 222 W. Fifth st. 6-16 11 ** ANTEI»—TKAMSTER*-. Al CORNER > \"\ 1* Joaquin st. end Ocean View aye.; $25 per I month and board. DODD A O'GARA, ti p RIGHT YOU NO MAN OR LADY; GOOD 1> pay to right party, R. 21, 211 W. First, j 10 cod U "ANTED—AN A l EXPERIENCED CLOTH ing salesman. Address ii, box 40 this ullicc. W_ HELP WANTED-FEMALE \\' ANTED - COMPETENT LADY ABBlBl -yy ant for baths and electric treatment. Call 310.. S. Spring si., room 4, 9 to 11 a. in. ' ti SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL 1 or en hange, you w ill liud that it pays to advertise In the want columns of The Herald. The popularity of these small advertisements I and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing j circulation insure results. tf ' A WEEK FOR BERVICES MORNINGS I or evenings, othce work or private place, i will be greatly appreciated by unsalaried law student. R. G., box 20, this oflice. TT7A NTEI)-A N E \ PER IE NC E D E A BTERN * y hotel man wants work ; expert bar tender. Address X., box 40, this oflice. 11 W anted—work, mornings and even yy Ings, by capable young man. studying dv.ing day. STUDENT, box HO, this oflice, \%* ANTED-PARTIES having' yy ndiiress ■»!■ call 141 East Third st, 9 I SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE^ IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, BELL 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 and rapidly increasing circulation insure results. tf GERMAN WOMAN, NEAT AND CLEAN, wants to do fine cooking, washing, house cleaning, by tha day. MRS. LUDEMAN, 811 i Center st. \\* A N'l ED-SI I'U AT lON BY A FIRST-CLASS 1 yy meat and pastry cook: good references. Address A, box 50, this oflice. 9 SITU ATION W A NTED—BY GOOD AND CteanCOOk, Address, 302 E. First st. Bftj WANTED-TO RENT W ANTED —A HOUSE OF « OR 7 ROOMS, yy completely furnished for housekeeping; for summer only, say to September 30th; two in family and servant; no children; will guar antee best of care; Al references Must be completely furnished and close in. Address stating terms and location. R., Hollenbeck hotel. 8 If YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY PELL or exchange you will lind that it pays to ad vertise in the want columns of The Herald, The popular.ty of these small advertisements and l he Heiaid's large and rapidly ncreasing circulation insure results tf VST ANTED—BY SINGLE G ENTLEM A nTVu R vl nished suit with priv ate family, pleasant location, not over $15 per month. Address V. box 40. this office. 18 \JtT ANTED—BY JULY 1, IN PASADENA, A yy 5 or 6 room cottage, neatly furnished, With modern improvements. Apply lo W. box 40. this office. 0-13 YtTANTE D. TO RENT — A FURNISHED \> hotel or lodglnghouse; must be a good one. Address U., box 40, this othce. 8 WANTED-AGENTS IF YOU II \YE ANYTHING TO BUY, 6 ELL ± or exchange you will tind that it pays to ad vertise in tha want columns of The Herald- The popularity ol these small advertisements and'lhe Herald's large and rapidly increasing circulation insure results. tt \M AN IN EVE RY'"SECTION TO SELLSTA- I»le goods to dealers; OXperientie unneces sary ; best side hue; $75 a month salary | and expenses or large oommlssion made. For 1 sealed particulars send stamp. CLIFTON, BOAPMANUFACTURING CO., Cincinnati, O. / 1 A l t HI EST 50c CANVASSER'S SPECIALTY V ever shewn. REVERSIBLE AUTOMATIC HAIR CURLER CO., Chicago 17 WANTED TO BUY-SAFES TETANTED —TO BUY SECOND HAND 8A lE, yy any size; also cheap aecoud hand cii-h register; National preferred. Address PETER DOLENTY, 1411 Buemt Vista st., city. 9 WANTED-REAL ESTATE VtTANTED—ABOUI 20 acres good, DEEP y y bottom land, nee from alkali, good water but not subject to Overflow I adapted to raising alfalfa, corn or vegetables; situated near a railroad, south or west oi Los Angeles. Ad dress B, box 50, this office. 9 IF YOU HAVE AN YT HI NG~ 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 aud Tha Herald's large and rapidly increasing circulation insure results. ti WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES WANTED- TO PITCH V-'E, HOUSES TO yy remove. W. H. lIAY a C 0.,218 S. Broad way. 0-1J 11.4 N TED-M ISC EL LA NEOUS TF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL .1 or exchange you will find that it pays to ad vertise in the want columns ol The Herald. The popularity of these small advertisements and 1 he Herald's large and rapidly increasing circulation insure results. tf \Vr a NTED—A MAN To INVEST IN AN OIL tt proposition, requiring $1090 to $2000; we have long lease on «0 acres oil land In 1 Uy limits. Apply at real estate office Hollenbeck hotel. • 5-28 If \T'ANTED—TO BUY OR RENT A 3 HORSE y y power gaaoUne or gas engine, or an elec tric motor; must be cheap and in good con dition. Enquire of J. VAN BALKY, 224 East Second st. 8 pOARD AND ROOM WANTED FOR BER- Ii vices mornings and evenings; am capable to undertake any kind of work, Address Willing, Box 80, this office. W ANTED-STOCk*~ TO ~P APT i" RE: MO I? 1 yy land] stock called for. Address PHELPS drop., Coigrovq Cal. 5-19 BuThSa lin tit it j ■ i'inh of" "t\\(~> or y y three rooming bouses; w ill psv cash. Ad dress E. box 90, this Office. rpo LAWYERS-YOUNG MAN WISHRB TO I Study law: has good education and uses typewriicr. .'.ddre>:- llo.; •r, Lgx, LOST AND FOUND TEN DOLLARS REWARD FOR DELIVERY to the Herald office of Pension check No 1530, payable Lo and countersigned by Henry jLOS A:S(*J£LIES HfUKAIjD: hATUKLiA! .MOiniINU, JUNE 8, 1895. FOR RENT-HOUSES TF YOU HAVK ANYTHING TO BUY, BJCLL 1 or exchange you will tind that it rays to advertise in the want columns ol The Herald. The popularity Of tLe.se sin a I advertisements | ai<d The Herald's large and rapidly increasing Circulation insure results ti I I "IOR RENT-ON BOYLE 4 NEW and handsome flat* Ol 5 rooms aud batli, with hot aud cold water; price BIS to $17 with water. J, W HKirtVM.Mi, 143 N. Main st. Oflice hjntrs from 0 a.m. to 12. 8 I?OH RENT—HO US E OK U ROOMS A\ 7> f bath, with store or separate, very cheap, f Inquire at coal office. Ninth and Alameda, or ■ Irom McGARRY »v; INNES, 837 W.secona st. j puR RENT—HOUSE Oi-' 5 ROOM-, BATH, _l hot and cold water, pantries, closets; ce -1 ment sidewalks, nice lawn and stable. 1618 l I.os Angeles st. Inquire 498 Macy hi. 8 ! rpb LET—STORK ADJOIJUNO A GOOD GR<> I 1 eery, aii't O-room cottage with outbuildings ] and iruit trees, feuced. Apply 1061 8. Alva j rado at. 13 lIORI IOR RENT—7-RooM II OUsfc, COM Pi ETE ly furnished, including piano: cheap to j responsible parties; barn, 13-7 Vciuoust. ! Pico cm. LO ; ffd RRENT—NE\\ HOUSE, 653 SOUTH HILL J* 1 street, 7 rooms and bath room, gas Qxturei and w IndOW shades complete; rent¥3s, water I included. Apply 844 s. i,rand aye. 9 WATER INCLUDED. 4 ROOMS, PAN* |ll6i try, closets: city. Apply 1340 B rob street, nesr 12th and Cenual'ave., or BEN I WHITE, 221 W. First st, j l/oR RENT—SIO; 5 ROOM HOUSE, VICTO I V Hast., just below E Twelfth st. ALLISON ; HARLOW, 123 S. Broadway. 0-7 tf TO LET-UNFIBXIsHED,cLOPE~IS~SIM-VN- r did 5 room flat; every convenience option of bar. 119 N . Bunker HUj aye. near Firs'. 10 FOR RENT-ROOMS IF YOr HAVE*' ANYTHING '1 O BUY, SKI.I. or exchange you will find that it nays to advertise in the want columns Ol 'Ihe Herald. 'Hie popularity ot these small advertisements • and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing : circulation insure results, tl RENT—A 7 ROO9I COTTAGE ON 1 Broadway between I'iitb aud sixth sts.; I furniture for sale; terms reasonable; parties ■ renting hou*e must buy furniture. Inquire at \ ha NX 4 a to., First and Broadway, 19 ! EpOR RENT — HOTEL JOHNSON, ADJOIN i I ing Westminster, 123 c. Fourth st., rooms I with board at reduced rates; coolest dining ' mom in the city : all outside rooms; hath tree. " 6-9 \FEW MORE OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL suits iti that new apartment building l corner sixth ana Ban Pedro j also furnished : rooms, most ell bay windows. ll • KjiOß RENT—AT LONG BEACH—PLEASANT j I rooms. With or without hoard, in private I family, OuOOmmun house, ocean aye, near old pier. 9 i TTtOR RENT — 9 OR MORE, ROOMS FUR ;J 1 nished for housekeeping, no 8. Heiimau St. 6-7 tf ]V)R RENT—I 33 N. MAIN ST.; THE DEN" ver; rooms Sou a night ior men: center of city. 7-2 HANDSOMELY. FURNISHED ROOMtTwiTH private baths* references required. CAL PER WOOD, 808 8, -Main. 12-1 / 1 RAND PACIFIC, 423' a S. SPRING STREET \1 Large, cool rooms at $2 per week and up wards IjM'RN 18HED ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN SUITE —Price l| ft! to£4 per week. RUSS House, corner First and Los Angeles sts. 6*B FpSl MENLt) FURNISHED ROOMS AT RE -1 duced rates; baths free. 420 8, Main street near Post office, Telephone 760. 6-9 rpTO LIT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; X sea view: lirst huuse north of hotei. MRB, BAGLEY, Redondo. 9 1 ELEGANTLY FURNISHER ROOMS. FRONT J j and back, suitable for offices; 141 s. Main st 6-8 AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS J 1 at the Bt Lawrence, cor. beventh and Main. *" 7-1 IIEVERE HOUSE, 323 W. SECOND ST.; NICE \j pleasant furnished rooms, light and airy. 6-11 I" pOR RENT-STABLE AND TWO OR THREE Housekeeping rooms; 51S W, Seventh st. 7 1 RAND CENTRAL, 324 TO 328 N. MAIN " T st,; rooms $1 per week and tip. 6-9 1j»OR RENT — PLEASANT FURNISHED Wont, cheap: 550 s. Spring. FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS 1 r OR RENT- LARGE ROOM IN OUR PACK ing house on Santa Fe side track, suitable for light manuiaeturing or business requiring cold storage facilities. THE ICE AND COLD STORAGE CO. of Los Angeles, Seventh st. and Santa Ffl tracks. 6*37tf I~j**Oß RENT—FOUR LARGE STORES WIT 11 elevators, for wholesale business; three stories and basement. Apply to L A. LO THIAN, 142 N. Los Angeles st. 6-9 i 1 iOR RENT-PACIFIC HOTEL, FURNISHER, J Long Beach, opposite S. P, depot and park Call at premises. 12 DENTISTS DR, STEVENS, A. J. REMOVED TO oppo site Los Angeles Theater building—four fears in Los Angeles. Fine gold crown (small) ; fiti: best silver filling, #1.00: best set teeth, i $10; best gold plate, $35. Painless extract ing 11-29 1683—Established- 1-JH2 DR. I- W. WELLS — EXTRACTION PAlN less; good crowns, bridgework and teeth without plates a specialty. Corner spring and First sts., Wilson Block. Telephone 1366, a DAMS BROS.' DENTAL PARLORS, 239W 8, J\ Spring st.: painless extraction and tilling plate, $6, $8, $10; all work guaranteed; estub fished 10 years. Hoars 8-5, Sundays 10-12. i \ H. X REICH BAUM, RENTI BT, 218 Pout 11 \ I* Broadway,entrancthroughWestervelt's studio, oflice hours, 8 ;30 to 1 z and Ito 5. 4 LB AN V DENTAL~PARI.OB ~g¥RMAN- V American Bank building A sot of U'clh, j hesl s. 8 whit* teeth, #10 per set. \ R WASSON. D. if S., ph. D„ 31f» U SEC~ fI • ond st , O'Hara blk.. bet. Broadwnv and Hill st. '9-4 TJIRANK STEVENS, 894 M 17 BPRINU ST." J Open Sundays and evenings; Electric light. nrtTE. G. HOWARD, DENTIST, ROOMS 322, 323 Bradbury ulouk. 6-14 DR. KENNEDY, DENTIST, N. SPRING st, rooms 2, o and 7. Painless extraction. W* 11. MASHER, M D-. D. U. s., ottlce 24fi • Spring st. Moderate prices S-'JI OR. W. P. TUCK ER, DENTIST, 120' a SOUTH spring > t. 8 B MUSICAL IF fOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY. SELL or exchange you will find that ii pays to j advertise in tho want eoiUtUUS of The Herald. 1 Tho popularity of thete smaii advertisemeuts and Tim tjerald's huge and rapidly Increasing circulation Insure results. ti ItJIEGANT NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS, THE j largest else, powerful tone, from $150 'o i $300 cheaper than at any store in the eltyj fromfil9oup; hy N. BORJIIER3, cor. Spring and Eighth sts. 9 I Tj>oß SALE—tJPRIOHT PIANO FOR ¥v 45. I 1 A fin - $159 Btus, nearly new, tors2so. FRANK LEONARD, 506 & Broadway. 6-2 YTAOR SALE—ELEGANT STOCK OF MAN DO -1 Ims, wholesale prices. A. 0. GARDNER," 118 Winston st. 6-27 FOR SALE—FINE KIM BALL PIANO, $175 cash; bargain. Address 1\ box. 20, this olli' I *' PERSONAL W'll.l. PARTIES WHO SAW IEOUXG MAN 1 > take bleyole from drug sicre in Bradbury 1 building, on Sunday evening last, please send { their names to cira Jones, care Santa Fe gen* 0:'al otlicts? 8 TF YOU HAVE AKYTVJNG TO BUY, SELL J or exchange you will And 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 fjARTY WHO TOOK PUPPY FROM 122fi 1 Enston Bt Wednesduy. return it und avoid trouble. S \\' AN FED •• BY STRANGER IN CITY, *i young lady to go to bench next Sunday. Address BPORT, boxtjO, this q'i.c.- H MINING PROPERTY 17^0R SALE—A VERY VALUABLE LEAD 1 and silver mine; the properly is a big pro ducer, well located and very promising, For full particulars call 838 s, Broadway. 9 7 1 OLD MINE—WE HAVE A VERY DESI K \ I able gold mine for sale very cheap; terms t%*v\ it is worth investigating. I.OY & v t : a I M Q BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 1*»OR SALE —A I INK CHANCE TO MAKE money, at San Luis Obisjio, by openingup a restaurant and hoarding house. We have for sale two tine lots right next to the new Pouth i crn Pacific roundhouse an.l repair shops, 1 wheresoo men will be employed, sau Luis will be the end of railroad division between stui Francisco and Lo* Augcle*- and w ill grow rapidly. All ihe through travel of pa>sei gers will be over this new coast line. Investigate I this bargain at once. The two lots w ill be sold h»r $400; $30 cash, balance monthly. MOftO bay IMPROVEMENT CO., WlJi s. Broad* I way. 0-8-9 j i;ni; BALE—ORANGE AND LEMONOROVER I r English walnut orchards, deciduous fruit | farms, alfalfa and dairy ranohet, elegant city i residences and building lots, hotels, lodging homes, grocery stores; hardware, dry goods, j drug and shoe'stores, fruit and cigar stands, and ail kinds of nan Ufa luring and mercan tile business) we will not advertise nor list i ny property thai will not stand Investigation. Write or call on GRIDER A ROW, 139 south Broadway. Telephone 1299. 5-19 tf 111 ' U ' AX - HRINK. SI Al'lo\ r. R V aN B dial notion store; close In, low rent; great bargain. $400—Business pays $100 to $150 per month ; must sell. Best opportunity In etty for right I party. j $450—Store room. 20x30; net Income $250 I p-r year; close in. rare chance, toed location. IR. B, MORRIS, manager, 219 W. Fourth. 10 |C- j —T-HOME BAKERY, DELICACY AND I Oil*) i est an rant combined; very neat plaie; • actually worth $300, nice sand oven and everything complete; a good established cash trade; clears over $U0 per month prolit: this Is a rare chance, suitable for lady or gentle man; price for a few days $i"5. Apply at IHUs E. First st , or REN WHITE, 221 W, First Bt, 10 I MIR SAI.E-A FIRST-CLASS BA LOON ON corner Fourth hud West Streets, Santa Ana. i al., with a full stock of wtnes. liquors and dears, 3 billiard tables and saloon fixtures ail complete, in first class Order. lor particulars Inquire ol proprietor. 30 (IIQAAA- sr a Tl6 NX R V AN D BA/A A R; 'ITOI/l FIT well located and established on best street In s. r. Apply CUNNINGHAM, CUR- TtSS<& WELCH, 527 Bansome St., Ban Frap elsco, tf IJMJR BALE—IF YOU WANT TO BUY A 1 bakery, candy store, Ice cream or .soda water business, see the SOUTHERN CALIFOR NIA SUPPLY Go , dealers In bakers'and con fectioners' supplies, 1238. Los Angelcsst., city. 11-13 I F YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL or exchange you will And that It pays to ad vertise in the want columns of The Herald. T he popularity of these small advertisements vi.d I ha Herald's large and rapidly increasing circulation insure results. if • -OR PALE—i lOOD CORNER GROCERY I store of long standing, with good stable, wagon and coal and wood yard; line location, doing good business: good reason given for Belling, Address X. box Ioo t this oflice. 14 PALE -- Tll E MODEL BA KERY AT X Banta Ana; dome a line business aud mail ing money; reason lor selling, sickness in family. Address GEO. BCHIRW, Santa Ana, Cal. 6-28 V 1 \n-I'F.UIT ANI) GROCERY STORE ON Spring; selling only on account of slcaneis: never offered for sale before. Apply BEN WHITE, 331 W. First st. 5-25U 1)1. RHON A L—PALMISTRY': 1 HAND BEAD free; every hidden mystery revealed; life read from cradle to grave without a mistake; 10 a. m. to Bp. m. Ill 1 ; W. Third. 9-8 i;t)R SALE—CIGAR STANDS, RKSTAU- J rants, fruit stores, and al! classes of busi ness Real estate. E. NITTINGER, 219 West Fourth. 5- 24tf — route dealing in butter, i») eggs, provisions, etc.; good horse, wagon, with big route: pays well; price Apply BEN WHITE, 251 W. First St. 12 ] "»OR SALE—STATE OR "COUNTY RIGHTS to the Perfect Shade Adjuster; adjusts shade roller at any point automatically, STANLEY c. BAGG, 328 S. Broadway. B-20 LARGE MODERN BRIOK HOTEL, 47 1 rooms, entire newly turnlshed, new silver, liueu. etc., near courthouse; best location Address H., this office. 6 10 17ANTIRE LIVERY OUTFIT IN THRIVING j town, Los Angeles county. What have YOU to offer.' CARTER A CO., 9 328 P. Broadway. rpO FELL YOUR BUPINESS OR RENT YOUR 1 houses, call on GRIDER & DOW, 139 S Broadway. 12 IJEST OPENING IN THE COUNTY FOR > blacksmith and wacm shop. Inquire al 318)4Broadway, w. b. barber. ll I~F YOU WISH TO DISPOSE OF YOUR BUsT uess without delay, for cash, always go to I. D. BARNARD, II7L. S. Broadway. 8 .> SEI L OL'ICK I'OR CASH~G 6~ TO BEN Z WHITE. 221 W, Firsts!. 4-10-tf • > BUY A PROPERTY OF ANY KIND GO TO 1 BEN WHITE. 231 W. First st. 4-19 tf SPECIALISTS rpHE PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS OF THE 1 California Medical Institute make a spe cialty of VENEREAL DISEASES, DISEASES OF WOMEN, NERVOUS DEBILITY and IM POTENCY. 455 Broadway, corner of Fifth. Rooms 3 and 4. Los Angeles. Office hours, 9 to 5 and 7 to 8 p.m. Permanently located. 30 |-JR. GEO. SOMERS, SPECIALIST. Venereal diseases, nervous debility and diseases Ol women. Hours ITOto 5 p. m., 304 Stimson block, Third and Spring. wed sat mon tf | "MiEE-A CURE THAT CUR ICS-1 HAVE i cured thousands who suffer as you do, of emissions, lmpMency, nervous debility, veri cocele and shrunken parts, caused by self abuse, by a Simple remedy which cured me, recipe lor which I will tend, sealed, free to any sufferer. Address with stamp, DAVID B. EMMET, box 870, EuglewOOd, 111.* 7-4 DR. ARENSBER~i 1, GRADUATE 0 XTv E RS iiy Berlin, make a specialty of private and genito urinary diseases and diseases of the stomach and bowels. The most obstinate cases speedily and t hoioughly cured hy scientific methods. 217 8. Main. | F YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL I or exchange you will Und 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. Ii I~jt ci banborn. m. d , homoeopathic • physician and surgeon, obstetrics and dls* I eases of women and children a specialty. I Hours 10 to 12 a. m,3 to 4 p m,; Sundays, by j appointment only. 455 8. Broadway, 8-20 f\ W. McCLELLAN. M. D., EYE, EAR, NOSE i \T« and throat; hours,o to 13 a. m , 1:30 to [ 5:30 p. in. THE BROADWAY, beJween Fourth 1 and Fifth sts.; telephone IOSo, 5 11 Bm nR. R. <.. COLLINS, OPTHALMIC OPTIC lan, with the i.os Angeles Optical lastl* \ lute; eye / - examined lice. 125 P. Spring .si. DRESSMAKING IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL or exchange you wi!' find that it. pay:; to ad vertise in the want columns of The Herald. The popularity of these small advertisements and The Herald's large and rapidly incieasing circulation insure results. tf \ tthe Mcdowell dressmakingacad J\ emy ladles are taught to become compe tent cutters and fitters and prepared to do first-class work. DresstnAklnji, cutting and tilting. Patterns < Ut, 25c. S. Broad' way, branch oi New 1 l--u PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, FTC. I J ATE NTS FOR INVENTIONS OBTAINED in all countries, bought and sold. P. J. DAY it CO., patent attorneys, ioum 84, Brysou block. tf KNIGHT BROS 7 "PATE NT" SOI.ICITO RS- Free book on patents. 80S Stimson blk. 6-8 HAZARD & TOWNBEND, 9 DOWNEY BLK. Tel. 34 7. Log Alleles. MILLINERY I" J ROADWAY MILLIP ER V PARLORS—— ) Lave just Opened With a full line oi the latest novelties. Corner Fourth sad It road v. a y 9-9 BICYCLES I >AMBLER BICVOLEB, 4ri7 BOCI H BPRJNQ t.treol. 1 J in CONTRACTORS riONRAD »i HKRER-CiRANITK. UITUMIMI 1 nui.nd a i.b.ii »..<-• aaaw BUSINESS PERSONALS I>Eim<)N a L—COFFEE. FEEIR ROASTED every day, .lava and Mocha. 35e: moun tain coffee, Sue; ft lbs srood tea. s>l :nO lb hack flour. 85o; Hlbs corn mesl, I.V; ;t cans elain-, 250; 4 cans oysters, 36c ; kef Holland herrings j 7ftc;can cocoa. K,c; condensed Jeliy. sc; <I lbs tapioca, 'J.'.o: lo lbs beans. -Sc; roll good butter, SflOi H His pears. s"sci 50 bars soap, 81; 10 lbs lard, 7501 pork, 80; bacon, lie. ECON OMtC STOKES. Buo s. Spring. 18 PERSOXAI.-RAI.PHH BROS -liOl.D It VR 1 Hour, $1: city Hour. SOe; granulated sugar, 111 lbs ¥1 ; brown sugar. 'J- lbs f1: 7 lbs ! rolled w heat or outs, '25c; sordines, .'.boxes '. •Joe: tomato?., y cans BOO: 7 bats German family .soap, 'Joe: "i gallons oil 91.03; gasoline i 8*1,10; J packag-s morning *neal, loci 1-rd, : 10-lucan, 7. hi. Eagle milk, 10c. 001 s. Spring , street, corner Sixth. fF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL 1 orexehange you will tind that it pays lo ad vertise in tho want columns of The Herald. | Tho popularity of these until advertisements and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing j ! Circulation insure results. tl I JLHSONaL—SCREEN DOORS ONLY $1: ! Window screens, 20 and f»oc. irouboards, ' I -lite; UUfoot extension ladders, $5; .el of shelves, S3; counter*, S3. ADAMS BHKL- I DON, 610 8. Broadway. Tel. 900. u'J rpHE LATEST STYLE REGENT SUITS MADE X by crack eastern tailors for 885, we will sell forSlia if we can li: you. MISFIT CLOTHINO I'ARLOI'.s. 888-328 VT. second street, between Spring aud Broadway, tt HARRY, DID YOU SEE THE NOBBY PAIR of pants that 1 bought for 83.50 at the MIS- '. i KIT CLOTHINO PARLORS, 238-325 W, Second st, between Spring and Broadway. tf \TTENTION— FULL PRESS SUITS FOR hire, suitable for balls, parties and recep ! Hons, at the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, : 233-830 W, Second st., bet. Spring and Broad j W U j €17 HY PAY A MERCHANT TAILOR 835 FOR , II asuit when you can get the same tiling ! (or 815 at the MISFIT CLOTHINO PARLORS, BSB-335 W. Second st., between spring and Broadway? ij MISFITS AND UNCALLED FOR GARMENTS at less than hall your tailor's price.', at I the MISFIT CLtfTHINO PARLORS,333-225 W. i fceconusf, between spring and Broadway, tl I TF YOU WANT I NIQI i UK OIIX AMENTA L I 1 pr: nt ing go personally to M'BRIDE, l'rinter, at his new quarter!, 214 s. Broadway. I TJUSINESS MEN sunt LD ALL REMEMBER 11 that M'BRIDE, Printer, lias removed to | Jl4 S. Broadway. I ADIICS-YOI R '11.1 l HATS MADE NEW, Innocents, straw WORKS, 454 S, Spring street. ti., o PIRSONAI.—MORRIS I'AYs'flKriU-TsT CAsII J. price for gents' second-hand clothing. Bond postal, up, Commercial st. 22 JF YOU HAW ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL or exchange you will tind that it pays lo advertise in the want eolunis of Tho Herald. The popularity oi these small advertisements and Tlie Herald's huge and rapidly increasing circulation insure results. tl PANTS THAT WERE MADE TO ORDER FOR 812 we sell for *0 at tho MISFIT CLOTH ING PARLOUS, 323 285 W. Second St., be tween Spring and Broadway. It I JERsnNAL—LADIES' MISFIT STORE. 1>46 I 8. Spring; highest cash price paid lor ia dies' second-hand clothing; send postal. 7 FOR EXCHANGE yy ANTED- In exchange lor a fine residence property in Cleveland, Ohio, a good modern home in *Los Angeles, or would take well located lots; Cleveland properly worth BUSOO, and is well rented to a flrst-olaas, prompt-paying tenant ROBERT F. JONES ,v CO., ■JO4 Bradbury Block. if Ii you have ASVTiiisti~ro buyTsell or exchange you w ill find that it piys to ad vertise in tho want columns of The Herald The popularity of theso small advertisements and I he Herald's large and rapidly increasing circulation insure results. tf 1-"0 R EXCHANGE - CALIFORNIC FOR eastern, city or country. Want Pittsburg, Chicago and vicinity. It. II LIST, 133 M W. Second. Large list oi exchanges. ti-'J'J Iji X CH A Nt I F~*4jOo; A NRWHOCSE EK.IIT j large rooms; barn 30x32 feet; lot 180x180 Icet, near Pasadena aye., in Highland park; a tine home; want acreage or small ranch, or lots in or near Los Angeles or Pasadena. Ap ply real estate oilice Hollenbeck hotel. 5-2atf M'BRIDE, Printer, has exchanged his old quarters on Second Street for more com modious ones at 'Jl4 s. Broadway. 'pti EXCHANGE PROPERTY QUICK—GO I IoBEN WHIT E, 221 W. First st. 4-01 tf EXCURSIONS IEXCURSIONS1 EXCURSIONS TO THE EAST —THE FA- J ronte, personally conducted excursions of the Santa Fe route leave Los Angeles every Thursday morning at 7 o'clock; Pullman up holstered cai-s run without change Los Ange.es to Chicago and Kansas City, with anuex car to Boston; the great point to re member is that you save at least one fuil day's travel by taking the fast train of the Santa Fe route; attentive conductors accom pany the parties; through berths reserved and knoro detailed iulormatldn obtained at the company's oflice. 138 N. Spring St.. Los An gelt-s, or through any agent of the Southern California liulwir. BURLINGTON ROUTE EXCURSIONS, PER sonully conducted, leave I.os Angeles, every Wednesday via Southern PaClfiO, Denver anil Rio Grande and Burlington route, tor Chi cago, New York, Boston, and oth r eastern points; upholstered tourist cars with all con veniences. See any Southern PaoiflO agent or write to T. 11. DUZAN, agent, or T. A. grady. excursion manager, 222 s. Spring st.. Los Angeles. Cal. TUDSON'S POPULAR EXCURSIONS— fl Fverv Monday over the Rio Grande West ern and Denver and Rio Grande railways; scenic route; personally conducted; newly up holstered curs through to Chicago, New 1 Or* and Boston. Finest equipment, best service, quick time. Office, 813 S. Spring St. PHILLIPS' PERSONALLY CONDUCTED excursions via the Rio Grande and Rock Island routes; leave I.os Angeles every Tues day, cross Ihe Sierra Nevadas. and pass the en tire Bio Grande scenery by daylight, office, 188 S. Spring st. M AGNUS'CUT RATE TICKET OFFICE, 228 s. spring, opp. L. A. Theater; regular tickets at I educed rates to all points east; rail r,mil tickets lioiiuht ah'l sobl. CAR PUT CLEANING IMtRKK A CARPET ( LEANING CO.—ALL carpets und rugs renovated with tho Eureka; spots, stains, dust nnd din thor renioved; nap raised and carpet restored to its natural color. WEBB ii HELLAR, 8. Spring) room ti. if-") 0 IK A.M CARPET < LEANING, SEWING A Nil >> laying JOHN 11, RICHARDS, 120 N. Spring. To!. LB4S* 8-4 / URPETB CLEA NCR FROM 2C PER YARD 1 hying :.c. R. IG.< n\ NE. Ops r. liroadway A TTORNEYS A T LA W VricTOß MONTGOMERY— Attorney* At* l«i w, IM2 Slimsor. block, Los Angeles. 101 TTO Ii NE V S SHOULD N OTE IN Tll EIR calendars tha* M'BRIDE, Printer, has re moved to 214 8. Broadway. A LhERT X LONG LEY," ATTORNEY-AT i\ lav,'. B ami 7 Law bld'g, 'Jeuinle st, 6-9 1 "j)Ectc'.t FOLEY, A -\' ToRN V. Ys-a"t-LA W, 8 ami t). .Moore i)loelv, 1 Id Court st. MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY Miss! EDITH DARRELL, FORMERLY OF Boston, is now permanently located at Hr>r*K } s. Spring st., rooms 11 and 12; magneiio und muisuge baths given; moderate pOceg, O-Lt STONE— Massage and alcohol baths Room 22, KiB' J North i-jiring street, second lloor, (5-22 MADAM DE GREY AND"ASSISTANT. MfsS Belle Fay, alcohol baths, magnetic and massage treatment, SIUH s. spring, rooms J and -1 6*24 8m "A LMA WORTH -MASSAOE: SELECT PAT i\i on age. Room 4, \i>*\% North Spring Ktreet. ti-lH r OLA LIVINGSTON. N. SPRING ST., Xj room [!: alcoholic baths and massage. 7-5 SOUTHERN LADY GIVES ALCOHOL batlij. 120 \. Main st., room 2. G lo FRUIT pi BERRIES DAILY, DIRECT FROM THE V.; orehurd, wiiolesalc and retail: lowest prices lor canning purposes, ALTHOUBE i,,-, v- rjciii v 10 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. Business Property. $21.000- ,OB - ~ Sixty acres of choice land, 42 seres In b->a r- Ing walnn , with a Choice assortment of fruits, |10 acres ot alfalfa; house of 11 rooms, tine i large barn, carriage house: artesian well, wa j ter piped to house und grounds, lucluded 1 with tne above are 89 snares of water stock. I ah farming implements, 4 horses, 8 cows, i wagons, buggies, harness, saddles, ail com- I ! plete. This ranch is located near Fullerton, 1 the choice wajnut disti ict, 20 miles from Los geles; 2 lines oi railroad, with trains hourly, i and certainly a great bargain. Price 931,000. T. J. CUDDY, 206 N. spring st. ! 914,000—F0R SALE— The finest house at Alhambra, modern and ! elegant: auriounded by 20 acres of bearing Washington navel oranges j splendidly im- I proved grounds: barns, carriage house, sheds, i etc.: graded s fleets and perfect sewerage, must I be sold to close un estate. T. J. CUDDY, 200 N. Spring st. ' $2000-FOR BALE— A new modern 5 room rottage and nicely Improved 10,33x125 feet, on sixth sr.. close in; price $2000. T, J. CUDDY, 200 N, spring st. FOR SALE — Three Lovely lots near Hollenbeck park; must be sold; 'make an offer. T. J. CUDDY, 200 N. Spring st. i $0000-FOR BALE— . 50x100 feet on First: inadequate improve ] ments now paving 0 per cent interest; price ; $0000. T. J. CUDDY, 200 N. Spring St. i 98000—FOR SALE - I A wholesale winehouso doing a fine business; j i tine location ; long lease and cheap rent; owner I going to Europe; call at once; price 88000. t. j. ci'dry, 200 N, spring st. 93600—F0R 8A LB— Modern house; ti bedrooms, parlor, dining I room, sewtns room, bath, patent closets, large I Kitchen; lotsoxBl4feet 10 alley; nice garden; paved walks und perfect sewerage: house is | 1 splendidly furnished: ail included for only ; I 93600. T. J. CUDDY, 200 N. spring st. 1 '. 91000-FOR SALE— 00-foot lot on clean side of San Julian, near | , Twelfth St.; only 91000. T. 3, CUDDY, 200 N. Spring st. 9600- FOR EXCHANGE— Twenty acres of land on the line of railroad, Lankcrshiffi ranch: will take diamonds in ox change. T. J. CUDDY, 200 N. spring st, 9300-FOR SALE— a finely I urn I shed saloon: * cry central; only $300. J. J. CUDDY, 200 N. Spring BL j FOR RENT— A nicely furnished house, clo?e in; ?30 per month. 8 T. J. CUDDY, 200 n. Spring, Unimproved Property. CA FEET BUSINESS PROPERTY ON FIRST *f\ f street at your own price, Now is the time to get a valuable i-iece of income property iur almost nothing. JNO W. COKE 0-2 if 207 s. Broadway, J/olt SALE' CONGER'S WILSON TRACT. Fifteen minutes' ride to 100 large lots in on orange grove on double-track electric car line; w ide graveled streets j choice shade trees,water piped, soil sandy loam, drainage good: prices low and terms easy. This tract la located in the southern part of the city. Unobsl rue ted view ot the mountains and city, 'fake Vernon car Second and Spring sts. Lots irom $200 and up. All streets in tract not graded and graveled and cement walked now being done. For maps and information call al bis home on tract. No. ;J207 Central aye., before 10 a m. and alter 4:30 p.m.. or at 117 S. Broadway balance of day, and see this property. IL M. CONGER 6*B tt 00 SEE THA I' MAN CULVER, If you want one of thoso Wolfskill lots at $425 $125 $425 Easy payments, low interest. ALEX. CLEVER, 212"5. Broadway. 8 j If T>. JOHNSON, IVl# 213 W. First st, Real Estate and Lire Insurance. : | iOR SALE—LOT ON EAST WASHINGTON V st., near Peru st.; street paved, curbed and sewered, all paid for; cheap iur cash, or for parties that will build. Address, OWNER, 713 E. Washington. 0 T. OK SALE—ON INSTALLMENTS,'!WO FINE 1 large lots on beautiful I'tisadena avenue, at one half less than any h>t in the vicinity. Room 1, L. A. Theater building. 0-7 tf \fERY DESIRABLE LOTS; MODERATE prices, with easy terms, on West Pico and viciuitv. CARTER .t CO., 9 888 s. Broadway. BE A L'Tl Fl* L LEVEL Lois ON UN 10 N avenue, 25 per cent below market value. CARTER ib CO., 9 32* s. Broadway. fft£l*A— WILL PURCHASE 50x150 fool lot "tpDUU short distance from oounty conn house; $250 cash. CARTER & CO., 0 328 S. Broadway. Houses and Lots. 17 OR SALE-TAKEN UNDER FORECLOB ; ure—A good business and residence prop erty, corner Downey avenue and Hayes street; improvements alone cost 910,000; I income96o per month; price for whole $7750. SECURITY LOAN AND TRUST CO., 22.1 8. Springs!. 10 s BALE—A HOUSE THAT WILL NET 18 I* percent on the investment; eloso in; come und ask about it. WM. P. BOSBYBHELL, 110 Broadway . ft-10 tf I -MIR SALE-HOUSES AN R LOTS IN ALL parts of city; cash, exchange or install ments; some very line bargains. I will save yon money. It. B. MORRIS, manager, 210 W. i'ourth. 10 pOi! SALE. CHEAP—SO FT. LOT WITH VAR -1 Ictyol fruit trees, and 8-room house. Ap ply 445 E. 271 b st. 10 FOR^ALE- MISCELLANEOUS I M)K SALE—WE ARE SELLING OCT, AND r for tho next 30 days will give special in ducements to purchasers in bedroom suits, mattresses, chairs, rockers, center and exten sion tables, lounges, mailings, rugs, linoleums, Window shades, office desks, folding beds, etc. THIRD-ST. FURNITURE EXCHANGE, 11H- I 120 W. Third st. 1A | tf\ou have anyninc. to itcy'.'sell : \ or exchange you will find that it pays 10 I adver.Sße In the'wani columns of The Herald. The popularity of these small advertisements ami 'I he Herald'l large ana rapidly increasing circulation insure results. tl rpHli COMING INDUSTRY li Oil* 1 You can buy stock on the building and loan plan of the Carbon Hill Oil and Coal company. A small investment may give you handsome returns. For full particulars call at j oflice, 338 S. Broadway. B SALE—A SINGLE TOP BUGGY. IN 1 fair condition, for $25. Apply to West | minster Stables, Fourth st. below Main. 6-10 SALg—UPRIGHT PIANO FOR $"]2.>' V easy payments. Af"ne«4so Brus, nearly ' new, for 9300. 500 B. Broadway. 0 2 I "170R SALE—ISO,OOO OLD POSTAGE STAMPS JT cheap. T., box 20, this oilice. |>OR SALE-OLD PAPERS IN QUANTITIES I I 1 to suit, at this office. I COME CHOICE FURNITURE FOR* SALE. I 345 s Hill st. 0 I•:—:—• ' • — - PLUMBERS Tl YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL, .J orexehange you will find that it pays to ad : venise in the want columns oi The Herald. Tho popularity pf tbesq small advertisements and The Herufd's large and rapidly Increasing circulation insure results tt DO NOT FAIL TO ( SET FIG URE 8 FROM Vandt rjrriiT & Crlupoo on your plumbing and sewer work, 223 W, Fourth st. 0 9 InRANK A. WEINSIIANiv PLUMBER AND 1 gasfltter, 240 E. ccund bi. Tel. 136. HAIRDRESSER MRS. K. L. BL AUGHT, HAIRDRESSER, HAS removetl to 280 B. Main si B-tj BICYCLE FACTORY rpilE PACIFIC; HOME MADE, HAND MADE, 1 '—■*—*--*aiaa Riai4w*« ti-LA. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. Country Property. fjpHß TOWN AND HARBOR OF EI. MORO, SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY. fcrTtrn of the Chief et BKorxsjtts, > L'MIKJ" S-TATI-.S ARMY. S WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. H, 1895.1 Sir :—I have the honor tosubinit the accom panylng copy ol report, dated December 2!* IS!>4, by Lieut. CoL W, ft. H. Renyaurd, corps ot engineers, giving results of a preliminary examination ot harbor at Bl Moro, CaL, mad* in accordance with the directions of the river and harbor act of August 17. ISO 4. It is the opinion of Colonel llenyaurd. in Which I concur/that Ri Moro harbor is worthy of improvement by the general government. A survey oi the loealiU', it is estimated, will cost S2OO. Very respectfully your obedient servant, THOS. LINCOLN CASETi M Rrig. (ien. Chief ot Engineers. Ivon. Daniki, Lamont, Secretary of War. Among other matters touched upon the col onel says: "The land adjacent to and border ing tho bay is rich and adapted to agricultural and grazing purposes, but is held in largo tracts, it is represented that tnis will soon he divided into small farms, which will invite emigration, and w itli the cultivation that will ensue the commercial necessities of El Moro harbor will be greatly increased. With the execution of this work the development oi the adjacent country might be hastened, aud the benefits Utat would be derived more than com pensate the government for the outlay. With this v.ew and to the extent of the work indi cated, I consider El Moro harbor worthy ot m prove tne ut by the general government. The I oat of a survey of the ioea litv will not exceed $200." This clearly shows tbe|t"avorable opiniun en tertained by the government, und augurs well for a sufficient appropriation to cover the cost oi the Improvements suggested. As the county of San Luis Obispo end ad- Jacent territory is developed by the building of the new coast line of the Southern Pacific, j and by other projected roads, the Importance) jOf an available and land-locked iiarbor like 1 that of EI Moro will be more and more ap parent, affording, as tt will, a CUeap aud con venient means ol shipment of farm and dairy produce by ocean to Han Fraueisco and other points ot distribution. Besides its bright prosp <tsasa commercial point. El Moro is a delightful summer resort and offers many unequaled attractions in tho way oi boating, Ashing and bathing; hence, us an ideal spot for a home or as a desirable in vestment t: is well worthy of at ion t lon. i.ots in El Moro are now on sale for $75, on <*asy Installments ot $j down and $.j per momh; no Interest on deferred payments; ; title perfect: 7 por cent discount for cash. For maps, list ot unsold lots or other Infor mation, call upon or address MORO BAY IMPROVEMENT 00., l'Jl'., s Broadway, Lot Angeies. N. B.—Commission to agents. 0-2,0,8 I?OR SALE- V THE CXI EBK A PER VERDE COLONY RA Ni II of 67*2 acres. This beautiful tract of land is Situated In the county of Ban Luis Obispo, on the Pacific Coaal railroad, about nine miles from Ban Luis Obispo city and t tiree miles from Arroyo Grande, a rapidly growing town, in the richeai agricultural section of California. Tiio foil is a very rich sandy loam, capable of grow ing any kind of fruits, vegetables or cereals, and i-- far enough from the coast to be free from fogs and winds, and to enjoy the full benefit o/ the warm, equable climate for which tliis county is so justly famed. On tho ranch there is a good dwelling, tine dairy bouse, und all necessary buildings. A living stream of water and many springs add materially to the value of the place. A suitable plot of ground has been donated by the owners for school purposes, aud a good building will at once be erected, there being already a sufficient num ber of families in the Immediate vicinity to warrant this necessary Improvement, The lo cation of this land on the Pacific Coast rail road, with the station of Verde right on the tract, offers valuable transportation facilities for the shipment of every kind of grain, vege tables eggs and dairy produce to Port Harford, and thence by steamer to Sau Francisco, Los Angeles and other large centers for distribu tion, and at the lowest cost. The early com pletion of the Southern Pacific's new coast line, which will be the scenic overland route, will bring thousands of permanent settlers to this county's rich valleys and lead to an ad vance in tho prices of all real estate which wil far excel the anticipations of the most san guine. The county being on the eve of great prosperity, the present is the most favorable time for speculators to invest or for home seekers to get located. It is a splendid prop, erty for ;a colony subdivision, an if sold in a body can be had for the very low price of $25 per acre. Terms exceptionally easy; % cash, balance long lime. Do not ;ail to investigate this, as Ihe price is far less than is asked ior much of the adjoin ing land. Address MORO BAY IMPROVEMENT CO., 12m 8, Hroauwny, Los Augeles. 5 30* 1 b ur-sat-sun-tues-tf MAYNE ■IOO South Broadway, Can tell you all about Kan Diego; ho lives there; he knows a gentleman who lives in Los Augeles that is one ot the largest property owners 111 San Diego oounty who wishes to turn .some of it into Los Augeles property; his land is among the very choicest in San Liicgo county, which means the best in the State, it i.s located in the famous Bl Cnjon valley, has plenty of water, is all under cultivation, deep soil: near railroad, churches, school, post office, surrounded by fine homos; if you want a most delightful place for a home*, lind out about San Rico: pure water, magnificent location, delightful climate; the best of land at low prices; the finest lemons and oranges grow n in the state come from Sau Diego; Riv erside dealers buy the 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 is news to most people; i£ you want to know more about it call and see me. M A V N E, 29tl 400 South Broadway. ' V|\ |W U|- FOR SALE, SO ACRES; 10 TO j tIpIOeUUU seedling and Washington navel i oranges; 10 acres to the leading varieties of j 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 bouses ou the ranch; 50 shares water j stock; will take Ijj tho value of this ranch in ; Los Angeles property. £0000-For sale or exchange. 10 acres, one [ mile from Rivera; 5 acres to 0 year-old sott j shell walnuts, 5 acres to 2 and 0-y<*ar-old I budded oranges; the whole 10 acres interest I to young Valencia oranges; nil kinds of fruits 1 and berri s for family use; 7-room, hard-fin ished house, barn, crib, stable, carriage, house, corral and 10 shares water stock. $050—For sale, 2 acres, 1 milt from Downey; I.. to alfalfa, & to potatoes, pumpkins arid beets: 3-room cottage, buggy shed and stable, 3 chicken houses, 3 chicken corrals; improve ments all new; good well: 1 plow, 1 culti vator, some small utensils, 1 cooking stove, 2 oil stoves, ft dozen brown Leghorn hens and 120 voting chickens. 87500—For sale, 45 acres in Artesin; 16 to alfalfu. 20 to barley. 0 In corn, variety of fruits tor family use; it-room house, cost $0000: barn, crib, stable, 2 artesian wells, water piped in the house; near the store, postoiheo. blaek smltO shop, college and creamery; will take '■j the value of lids ranch In Los Angeles property. $3500—For sale or exchange, o." equal value ior Los Angeles propcrtv that will rent: 20 acres, all fenced and cross-tenced: 4 acres to apples, about 75 assorted fruit trees and nuts, 10 acres to pasture; o-room house, barn, crib, stable: 12 hours' run 01 water: can get waier every 10days: mile from railroad station. 0 B. M. HEY THE, Downey CaL ; fJMHt BALE—AT A BARGAIN, I The finest residence lot at Lincoln Park, on j Pasadena aye.; only six blocks from the Ray i mond hotel site; easy terms. Apply to owner. DR. W. D. SNBATHAN, j 229 W. First at Spanish Rispclisary. 10 VCREAGE.— 5-ecre tracts and upwards; six miles from Los Angeles; near R, R. sia tioni finest scenery: best society; plenty of water for irrigation; will have 10 pas senger trains per day shortly. Crops good every year. Prices reasonable. W. H. SOLA BIRD, 404 SO. Broadway, Los Angeles. ITtOR ACRES OF GOOD F0OT ? hill land, nil under cultivation, with no pro ements, consisting of house, 'nam, well, costing $2000; can be had at Mp per acre, owners are 78 vara of age. Address MRS* METABEHNSEN, Lancaster, Cal. _ 1 V>R KALE-10-ACKR ORANGE RANCH, AT V Dnarte, the blue ribbon orange section; 10 shares of stock in the best watc company in I sou hern California. Apply to A. SlEvhNb HALSTED, room 117, Btyson block. tnOR sale OR EXCHANGE—FOR CITY I moperty—4o acres. BO in alfalfa. 13 mile* iron, the city, walton hoi sE, ono E. Sec ond st. f>?o* 80! 6-1, H, 8,0 IVOR SALE-10 ACRES «N ALFALFA AD .T joining Los Angeles. $2000; also line pkJek •« ranch. R D. LIST, 12-3', - V\. i-OUUIId, 0-23 tf