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6
The Herald
"Want" Ads
Five cents per line for single inser
tion, or $1.00 per line per month.
CHURCH NOTICES
AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, Con
ner of Twenty-ninth and Sumner
Sunday school. !):30 a. m. Rev. W. W.
Tinker will preach at 11 o'clock. B. Y.
P. U. meeting at 7 p. m. Rev. C. T.
Douglas will give a st reopticon lecture
on the Life of Bunyan and the Pilgrim's
Progress. Lecture begins at M o'clock. I
SPECIAL NOTICES
Rates for advertisements under this clnssiti
cation—l lime, 5 cents per line: 1 week. 30
cents per line: 1 month, ifl per line.
PERSONAL-BEST' IN THE WORLD
King Liniment Medicine Com
pany has proven master of all
pain and disease known to bu- j
man flesh. l"or $'l we guarantee to 1
cure any case of catarrh on earth in
twenty to thirty days. One $2 bottle of 1
King Liniment and one $2 bottle of j
Blood Pnrlfler will give immediate reliof |
and a permanent cure for the must ma
lignant case of rheumatism in live to ten I
uays. One $2 bottle ot King Liniment I
will euro the most malignant case of
piles in ton rsnys. We hnvo found no dis
ease yet that we have failed to perma
nently cure. By calling at onr otlice wo
can refer you to lirst class citizens of Los
Angeles and thousands of others that
have fully'tested the true merits of our
medicines. Drs. King A 5 Jones of tho
King Liniment Medicine company. For
gaie day or no'ghl at 655 Olive street, cor
ner Seventh, ana all lirst-class druggists.
Prices: King l iniment, $1 and $2 per bot
tle; Blond Port Her, $2: Cancer Medicine,
$2 and $4; Catarrh Medicines, $;!; Tills,
60c. All other nicdicincs in proportion.
No charge until cured by calling at our
cilice for proper-treatment. Parties liv
ing at a distance successfully treated by j
mail by addressing us at the above num. j
b»r, King Liniment Medicine Co.. 655 1
Olive street, and inclose two stamps. S-24 |
BUSINESS NEWSPAPER—THE DAILY
Journal, a business newspaper pub
lishing all tho county official records, real
estate transfers, mortgages and liens, j
building news, contract work, financial j
news, and all news relating to the re-
Sources and development of Southern Cal
ifornia and the great territory of the
southwest. One dollar per month, or in
advance $i 0 per annum; 227 W. Firsts!.,
Los Angeles. Cal. ,; -ltf
NOTICE—THE LOS ANHEI.ES city
Water company will strictly enforce
the following rules: The hours for sprink
ling are between 9 and 8 o'clock 11. 111..
und i and tl o'clock p. m. For a viola
tion of the above regulations the water
will be shut off nnd a tine of $2 will bo
charged before the w:uer will bo turned
on again.
THE SAFE DEPOSIT HONKS OF THE
State Loan and Trr>9t company are In
closed in a fire-proof rum burglar-proof
vault with time locks and brilliantly
lighted with electricity; alcoves attached
fur the private examination of valuables,
with writing materials; a young lady in
attendance.
IMPORTANT
BEE LARKIN'S
HOTEL PROPOSITION
Under head of business opportunities in
this issue of The Herald. 7-Hitf
FOR SALE—THE NEW HOME SEWING
Machine company ofi'ers for the next
thirty days tne following bargains:
Whites, Standards, Automatics. Singers,
Domestics, Davis, Households, etc., from
$12 (o $15, 0:1 payment! of $1 per week.
849 S. Spring It. Branch, 85 E. Colorado,
Pasadena, 4-4
ATTENTION! FRUIT GROWERS—WE
arc prepared to lake Contracts for
spraying orchardi: satisfaction guaran
•eed. Address ERWiN & CO., manufac
turers of the Eureka Insecticide com
pound. P.O.box 128, Los Angeles. Cal. 5
MRS. E. A. ADAMS, DEI.MAR HOTEL,
302 Third si., Santa Monica, electro
magnetic treatment given to families, or
at humo if desired; nervous, spinal and
stomach troubles a specialty. Consulta
tion fee. 11-22
FOR SAI.E-.7l RUNNING FEET OF
wire fence, 10 feet high with gale; is
in gnod condition and Is suitable for
otlice. store or factory partitions. Will no
lold cheap. For further particulars cnil
at the busineu office of The Herald, tf
THE BISTERS of MERCY, 11". K.
Third St.. opened a day home for lit
tle children at 1111 S. Main st. For In
formation, apply at either place; no dis
tinction uf creed. 5
I'ei:s()N ai~nio\v process, 'irreq. J
larlties from whatever cause, cured I
without medicine, instruments or pain. I
t-ure cure. Lady attendant; low feel: 810
S. Grand aye. 12-1
ENTERPRISE CARRIAGE Works
All kinds of wagons, buggies, etc.,
bought, sold and exchanged. No. 115 N.
Los Angeles st. (Ml
UROADWAY fT'ITI DEPOT. t:i2~~ 9.
Broadway. Wellington coal $10 per '
ton; full weight. Ring up Tel. 472.
£U \ TER'H tTmALEH — SFxTIiR
makes Texas taninh s. the leading tl- '
male of the world. 620 Stevens Tluce. !i-l
■DUTtfERN CALIFORNIA TUI.MON- '
ury Institute, llj S. Broadway. Sco
adv. on last page. 0-20 ly i
jIOO CITY COUNCIL THAT ROB PEC. j
pie of their water Without any right
disgrace themselves and the city. I :
DR. E. R. BRADLEY HAS REMOVED
to Ballet a Tirtio blk, opp. Chamber
of Commerce. 8-2:t
MACHINERY',DIES A N D T OOLS M A DE I '
and repaired, J. Nun ,-erkcy, 334 10. :
Socond st.
iDB. BING — CHINESE PHYSICIAN 1
and surgeon; office and residence. 350
S. Broadway. Consultation free. s-JI
A. P. BLOPER, HOUSE MOVER, OF- 1
lice 112 Center place.
PALMISTRY. .
PALMISTRY RETURNED, THE CELE- '
brated European occult scientist. Prof. .
A. Myers, palmist, pircbometriit and
phrenologist, who has exaimned the '
hands of must of the crowned heads of
Europe, hus arrived in l.os Angeles nnd <
intends to remain hero Pr some time. | i
By palmistry ho reveals accurately thu ' i
past. j.resent and future of the individual;
gives descriptions of every member ot ,
your family, ttie deceased as well as tho 1
living; also tne description of the one:
you have married and thu una you will ! .
marry; tehs country of birth, age and j
bow long you will live; doecribee per
fectly your present circumstances, aicl no ! 1
matter how difficult the;.' are by his ad
vice you will he able to avoid obstacles
end be aided to success. A- a psyebome*
trist he is unequaled. He will locate any
ailment or disease more accurately than
autopsy would do, and by this gift and '
power has helped many who had given
up all hope. All who are about tv niako !
a change should consul! bim, ai his ad- |
vice is reliable and beneficial. Tells past,
present ami future in general fur $1. !
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. 1
Free—Free. Free medical diagnosis from 1
Btolo a. in. Readings from 10a, ni. to '
7p. m. Parlors, The Norwood, 008 B,
Hill bt., cor Sixth. 8-30
HELP WANTED—MALE.
Rates for advenisemcnts under this claisifl
cation—l time, 5 cents per line: 1 week, 30
cents per line; 1 month, $1 per line.
HUMMEL BROS, & CO..
Successors to
PETTY. HUMMEL A CO.,
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS,
£00-302 W. Socond st.. in basement
California Bank Building,
Tel. 50!).
Ofiice hours from 7a. m. to 7:30 p. ro
.•xeep: Bondaya,
Sawyer fur sawmill, top and bottom cir
cular saw, 30c per M. s to 10 M per day;
five pick and shovel men, $1 and board
ami 11.35 nnd ooanl per day: two boys to
peddle fruit, one-half profits; a brick set
ter, $2.25 per day, board $3.."in per week :
> experienced miners. 82.50 day, hoard .ft;
man and wife for ranch work aud general
housework, ISO per month nnd board:
(Mr. Devery please Olll); four woudchop
pers, nun-foot pine $1.25 per cord, stove
Wood $2.">0 per cord ; an American milker,
$25 and board per month, and one for
i San Bernardino Co. : two or three agents
for patent, medicine. 4U porcent; two men
wbo have laundry route in tbe city; man
and wite for ranch. San Diegu Co, $35 to
$40 and hoard; practical nurservbana. $20
and board per month: man for quarry
i work. per day. 84 per week hoard; eld
erly Swede for chores: hay balers and
ranch hands please call.
HOTEL DEPARTMENT.
Baker,; and flpastty cook, $50 etc. month;
first-class al! around shop baker, ISO etc.
montb; waiter small hotel, $4 per week
etc.: waiier for stage station. $15 etc.;
starch ironcr, $!> week; laundry driver,
I with route, »lo und H per cent week; first
class colored man. $7 week: dishwasher,
$2o etc. month: Hilt-class extra waiter.
$2 etc. day: early; eecond cook hotel, $25;
second cook, 820 etc.
HUMMEL BROS. A. CO.
WANTED—MALE AN D FEMA LE~HO
tel, restaurant and household help.
None but competent help furnished. Ho
tel Gazette Employment Bureau rooms
II and 12 Manhattan bldg, Ul7 S. Broad
vay. Tel. 285. tf
W ANTED — LAD V OR GENTLEMAN'
with some means that wants a per
manent, pleaiant money-making busi
ness with no risks: one that understands
drugs preferred. Call 155 S. OLIVE ST.
i room Ot .'i
SALESMEN-IN AND OUT OF LOS
Abgiles to sell our goods to grocers:
good commission or salary; references
required. I!. N. V. Co., 204 S. Main St.,
St. Louis. Mo. 5-9tf
THE BOSTON EMPLOYMENT AGEN
cy. 222 W. Flftn st. Furnished nnd
unfurnished rooms always on our list.
Hotel and household help furnished. 225
W. Fifth St. !) 21
BALEBM EN WA N TED—$lOO TO $ 125
pur month nnd expenses; staple line;
position permanent, plea-ant and desir
able. Address, with stamp, KING MFG.
CO., F 73, Chicago. 7-2!)
Hotel. R EST Atl RANT AND HOUBE
bold help furnished on sboit notice at
] Kearney's Eastern Employment Agency,
115;rj N". Main. Tel. 2.17. tf
REMO VA 1 ~~S< •F TI IE RN EM I' l 7( iV -
mem Co. removed to SW. cor. o!
First and Broadway. 10D a S. Broadway,
room 5, iipsiiiirs.
WANTED TEAMSTERS AT CORNER
San Joaquin st. and Ocean View aye.:
$25 per month ai d board, Dodd iv.
O'Hara. tf
HELP FREE 27 SITUATIONS 414U
s. Broadway. E. NITTINGER. Tel.'
113, 7-1 21 f.
HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
WANTED Tilt; SKRvit ES Of AN IN
telligent und thorougnly reliable
young lady iv my branch of the Meek
Baking C'j. fur wbich liberal compensa
tion will bo paid. il. B. BELT, jiost
olli -» box 1751. S.m Pedro. 3
SITUA TIONS WANTED—MALE
SITI'A I TON WA VTKH A i.ooliCAß
psnter, willing to work iii the coun
try. Address CARPENTER, box TO,
this ullice. 1
WANTED—BY VOKN'li MAN OF (iooD
standing, antside work; good reier- 1
cure. Ad.lie- 11. W.. box lU. Herald. 1
WANTED—AGENTS
WANTED AtiENTS: (LA DIES YrE
ferted) in every town nnd city in tho
United States. i<» sell to consumers tea,
coffee, spices, etc; per day made with
out any Investment. Write Dept. 11,
National Supply Co., No. 205 S. Main
sr.. St. I.oui-. Mo. 21
A MAN IN EVERY SECTION To SELL !
staple goods to dealers: experience
unnecessary; best side line; $75 a month
salary and expenses or large commission '
made. For sealed particular! send stamp.
Clitton Suap Mauufaotulrng Co., Cincin
nati, <).
WANTED TWO I.iVK, EXPERIENCED ■
book agenti to take orders for Oall
Hamilton - Lite of James (I. Blame. Ad- I
dress T. 1... box 10, Herald otlice. 4 I
WA N TED—AU E N IS B V CALIFORNIA 1
Mutual Benefit society. Call Otoll,
rc-oni 22. German American Bank build- i
ing. --17
WANTBD-TO REM
WANTED TO RENT BY PERMANENT J
resident, good 8 to 10-inom house and
bain on tl,e hills or Bonnie Brae tract I
or Angeleno Heights. Address A. B.
C. this cilice. 7-12-tf 1
WANTED TO RENT—MILK RANCHI <
will bnv route if dsllred. Address ,
RANCHER, box 80, Herald cilice. B
WA NT ED LODOIINO HOUSES OF 10
to 10 rooms; 220 W. Fir.-t. S-5 1
WANTED—REAL ESTATE '
WANTED - HOI SES or FIVE To TEN
rooms; must be cheap. 1
4 JOrlN L. PAVKOVICH, 220 W. First.
. (
W ANTED—LIVE STOCK
WANTED A FRESH MILK GOAT. 1
Call or address 111 S.Spring st., or *T1
W. Beacon st. :;
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED TO PURCHASECHEaIpFOR <
cash the following ; rtieles: I
A typewriter in good condition of any
manufacture. ,
[Counter and shelving with drawers ;also
a showcase, to til up a bakery. ■
A small or medium sized snlo with
combination lock. Advise with full par*
licuiar.-. including price. J
ji. B. BELT. General purchasing agent,
postottice box 1754. San Fedro, CaT. .'i I
WANTED THOROUOHBHED NEW- J
foundland pup; four cash registers;
cither new or second banded; a roll top =
uesk und furniture for office;would prefer
oak. H. B. BELT, po.stotlico box 1754, '
San Pedro, Cal. .-, I
WANT'KD— FARMERS TO GROW BEETS 5
Apply to Chino Ranch Co, Ohino,
Cal. ■» euil-tt •
ATTORNEYS AT LA\V \
VICTOR MONTGOMERY— '
A ktorney*at'Law.
183 Stimson block, l.os Angslcs. 10-1 '
I'Ei K~& FOLK V, ~A TIT) RN E T-
Law, SandO, Maori block, 110 Court st v
• ' ■■ rrrrr i
REGALIA MANUFACTURING.
'THE I'AI UTC COAST' REHAI.IA COM~ 1
pany, manufacturers of general Indue :
■uppliei, sooiety and military goods.
Hags, banners, badges, gold and silver -
em broideries, gob; and silver fringes, 1
taenia, cords, bnidl, stars. 308, 'Jlo and
212 N. Mam st., Los Angeles, Cal. A. r
Tciinant Gray. ;,-H ;
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, 1895.
FOR RENT-HOUSES
Rates for advertisements under this classlfl-
I MUM—I time, ft rents per line: I week, 30
cents per line; 1 men 11, *1 per line.
T ll' VOI' WAN l TO 111CNT
jour hnuse Md pet a pond tenant put
them in our hands: sat isfn, ton puaran
teed. Botlthertl Employment Co., 101 1 j B.
Uroadway. Koom 5. 3-3
FOR REXT~"cbMpI.ETEI.Y FtH.
nishcd cottage of 6 rooms in Sant:i
Monica, for particulars call on cr ad
dress So. HI Second St., bel. Oregon and
Arizona ayes. !, 1-
FOB RENT MO-S-ROOM 3-ST6RY
house. Rood MMditlOn, water free.
Inquire 1340 Victoria It., which is ihreo
blocks east of Central aye., just below
Twelfth st. IT* 'I
FOR - " i: r.vi fi '■ 5-ROOM COftAOE,
2t.2i Michigan eve. inquire Mo, S62H
Michigan aye, Alilion bin low, 139 s.
1) roadway.
TO LI I COTTAGE AM) 111 RLE
rooms furnished tor housekeeping.
515 W. Seventh st. To
tfOR^RENT—|TS 5-ROOM HOUSE. Vic
toria St., jusl below E. Twelfth si. Al
lison Harlow, IJ.iS. Broadway. li-U if
EUR RENT-ROOMS
HOTEL JOHNSON, ADJOINING WEST
minster, 128 E. Fourth st.; nil new
and elegantly furnished outside rooms
with or without board. Single and
Miites of rooms with private baths; finest
beds in cily; itvo private kitchens to let.
il-17
THE jTeWPORT HOUSE HAS
changed hand". The finest rooms in
the city; rales reasonable: see our rooms
before engaging elsewhere. 110 E. Fourth
near Westminster. !l-l I
TO I ET --STORKS, FURNISHED AM)
unfurnished rooms, Witb or without
hoard at the ' Rogers,' 1 cor. Temple nnd
union. B-li
THE FORRESTER. 233 W. FIRST ST.
Hales moderate; elegantly furnished
siiniiv rooms; strictly lirst-chiss. MRS.
Rosa VOSB, proprietress. 10
IURNISHEI) Room.-, SINGLE OR EN
suite—Trices $1 to $1 per week. Russ
House, corner First and l.os Angeles sts.
l)-8
113 3 PURNIBHED~ ROOMS COM
plate lor housekeeping, bath. 618 E.
Twelfth st. 1
HANDSOMELY FI UN [SHED ROOMS
with private baths; references re
quired. Calderwood, 303 s. Main. 12-1
FOR RENT—I 39 N. MAIN ST., THE
Denver; rooms 350, a night for men;
center ef city. 8-12
FOR - iTeNT—TWO OR MORE RO( «M>
turllished for housekeeping, lit! S.
Hellman st. ti-7 tf
THE MAIMPOSA, :!2I E SECOND. FUR
llisbed rooms, $1 per week up; lodg
ing" 250 to 50c, g 29
FOR RENT—NICE FRONT ROOMS, $2
per week; outside rooms, 11,25 per
week. 510 S. Spring st. 8-20
FOR RENT. UNFURNISHED—HALF
cottage four rooms, bath, etc, $14: at
dill Crocker. 4
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
front and back; Suitable for offices.
144 S. Main st. B-8
GRAND CENTRAL, 328 W. MAIN;
rooms $1 per week and up; 350, per
day and np.
FOR RKNT—PLKASANT FURNISHED
rooms cheap: 550 S. Bprlnc.
FOR RENT'—.'.-ROOM 11, AT, CLOSE
in. Agent, 226 s. I dive. :-i iif
FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS
EXCELLENT PASTURE; PURE WAT
eij board fence; reasonable rates. W.
E. Hughes, mi Bryson bIU. B-13
FOR RENT—SUNNY OFFICES FOR
lawyers and unfurnished rooms in the
Fulton blk. Inquire of D, K. Trask, 207
New 11 [all st, 6-29tf
DENTISTS
DR. STEVEN.-, A. .1.. |:KMOVEIY~TO
opposite l.os Angeles Theater bldg—
four years in Lol Angeles. Fine gold
crowns ismall). t6; belt silver filling, tl;
best set teeth, $10; best gold plate. $35.
Painless extracting. 11-29 ,
1882—Establnhed—1881'
DR. L. W. WELLS—EXTRACTION
painless; gold crowns, bridge work
anil tilling teeth specialty. Cor. Spring
and First sts., Wilson block. Telephone
law.
ADAMS BROS.' DENTAL PARL< ißi&\
l'.'io'.. s. Boring sr.; painiesi extrac
tion and filling; plate, $6, $8, |10; all
work guaranteed: established 10 years.
Hours, 8-6, Sundays, 10-12,
G. H. KREICHBAUM, DENTIST, 218 8. i
Broadway. Entrance thronch Wester- •
velt's studio, otlice hours, 8:30 to 12 and
1 to 5.
ALBANY DENTAL PARLORB- (.Elt
man American Hank building. A
set of teetii SO; best S. S. white teeth,
$lv i'er act. ,
F. R. CUNNINIIHAM, lIENTIBT, RE- 1
moved to ,-timson blk., cor. Third 1
and Spring, 1 el. 1
J. U. WABSON, D. D. 8.. l'H. D., 315 W. -
Second St., O'Hara blk., bet. Broad- 1
way and Hill -t. ti-4
FRANK~BTEV ENS. KU<4 B. BPRiNG~Bf! j
Open Sundays and evenings. Elec- i
trie light.
DR. KENMSDY. DENTIST. Hki, N. I
Spring st., rooms 2, ii and 7. I'ainlesi ;
extraction. i
W. H. MABBER. M.D., D.D.S., iil l ICE ]
245 Spring st. Moderate prices, 9-21
Dli7wri'7T rcKER7DENTIST7I2oi<; S. '
Spring st. h-s, ,
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND--SH.\l:Klioi.|iKß'S Book' IN J
Continental Building and Loan Asso- j
ciation. Owner can obtain possession of j
same by paying for this advertisement ]
and proving property. Inquire of cashier
llerald business cilice. lltf j
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
Rates for advertisements under this claisifl.
cation—l time, 5 cents per line; 1 week, JO '
cents per line; 1 nmntb, ifl per line.
FOR SALE- 50 KI'NNINii FEET OF j
wire fence, 10 feet high, witb gate, j
Is in good condition and is suitable for I
otlice. store or factory partitions. Will
be sold cheap. For "further particulars ,
call ut the business otlice of the Herald, tf ]
FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF A SEVEN
room cottage at v bargain. 586 S. 1
Broadway. Cottage being fur rent. Itf '
FOR S A LE—OLD PA PERM IN QUANTI" ]
l.es In suit nt this office.
CARPET CLE ANI N(i j '
PIONEER STEAM CARPET WORKS— •
Carpets made,refitted, sewed and laid. 1
208-210 E. Seventh st. Telephone 217.
STEAM CARPET CLEANING sewing !
and laving. JOHN H. RICHARDS ,
120 N. Spring; telephone 1543. 8-4
CARPETS CLEANED from 2c. per yard; *
laying, 3c. R. BROWN', 008 S. Broad
way, ,
WATCHMAKER
a safe Place to have yon: <
watch repaired. Remember you get a :
guarantee. W, J. (letz, 3;kj S. Broad
way. ' B*l7 :
MUSIC LESSONS j
BFFALYNE K. LOOMis. TEACHER ,
ol guitar, vocal and piano. Terms
reasonable. Hours, IU to l;Ju. Studio, ]
335 Wilson bloclr. it-7
BUSINESS PERSONALS
Petes for advertisements under this classifi
cation — I time, ;> cents per line: 1 week, 30
Cents per line, 1 month, $1 per line.
JUST LIKE. RINDING MONEY -
That's what people say wbo have tried
a small nd in The Herald.
They don't cost much, but the results
are simply marvelous.
In this populnr department Tho Herald
has madd a gain of more than 200 per
cont during the past fow months.
Big circulation counts. The Herald has
it.
If yen want to tall to half tho people
in Lis Angeles and In other parts of
Southern California, try a small ad.
In addition to Ihe immense and rapidly
increasing circulation of The Herald, its
j sales by newsboys, on tralna. at hotels
nnd rammer resorts, make it THE uiker
tising medium of the Pacilic const.
Look over theso small advertisements
today. They will interest yon and may
; make you entile money.
Tomorrow try one. The results will be
| both surprising nnd satisfying. 6-3tl
PERSONAL -COFFEE, FRESH ROAST
ed every day; Java nnd Mocha. 8501
Mountain coffee, 30c; ."> lbs good tea, II:
| SOlbl floor. 85o; Sibs corn meal. 15c: 5
cans clams. 25c: 4 i alls oysters. 25c: keg
Holland hcirings, 75c: 8 lbs tapioca, 350;
ill lbs beans, ..V; can eocnn. Isc: 5 lbs
I prunes. 25c; 10 lbs raisins. 25c; 5 Irs pure
lard. 45c;'pork. 7' a c: bacon, IOWc 50 tars
soap, $1: apple butter. 5o lb, Economic
Stores, 106 s. Broadway. N. B.—Every
thing at cut rates In our new store.
PERSONAL RALPH BROS. HOLD
Bar Hour, 05c: city liour. 80c; granulat
ed sugar. 19 lbs. II; brown stigrir, 22 lbs $1;
7 lbs rolled wheat or outs, 25c; sardines,
i 5 boxes 25c; tomatoes, 5 cans 20c; 7 liars
j Herman family soap. 25c; 5 gallons oil,
; $1.05; gasoline. 11.16; 2 packages morning
meal, 15e: lard, Hllb can, 75c: Cal. cheese,
j inc. No. 801 S. Bpring St., corner Sixth.
■
! IMPORTANT—
SEE LARKIN'S
HOTEL PROPOSITION,
Under head of business opportunities,
in this issue ol The Herald. tt
FOR SALE 50 RUNNING FEET OF
wire fence, 10 feet high With gate. Is
in good condition and is suitable for
otlice. store er factory partitions. Will be
sold cheap. For further particulars Cil!
Nt the business otlice ol 'The Herald, tf
PERSONAL—SCREEN DOORS ONLY
|1; window screens, 25 and 50oi iron
boards. 40c; 55 foot extension ladders, $6;
set of shelves. $2: counters. Adams A
! Sheldon, 619 S. Broadway. Tel. BBS. 8-30
THE LATEST STYLE REGENT SUITS
made by crack eastern tailors for 885,
we will sell for $15 ii we can lit you, Mis
fit Clothing Parlors, 223-225 W. Second
st.. between Spring and Broadway. tf
LADIES—HE f A JAR OF MME. DU
Barry's unrivaled complexion creme
' before going ta the beach. Agents wanted
at beach; good pay. Apply nt 212' a S.
Broadway, near city hall. S-22
MAGNETIC - SCALP TREATMENTS
positively cure brain fatigue, in
somnia and baldness. MRS. NOBLE,
parlors 5 und 4, Tho Francis. 522 S.
Spring it. 9
lIAILRY, DID YOU SEE THE NOBBY
pair of pants that I bought for $8,50
at the Mislit Clothing Parlors, 225-225 W.
Second St., between Spring ami Broad
way ? tf
WHY PAY A MERCHANT TAILOR $85
for a suit when you can get the same
thing for s!5 nt the Mislit Clothing Par
lors, 225-225 W.Second St., between Spring
and Broadway. tf
MIBFITS AN D UNCALLED FOR GAR
mentl Bt less than half your tailor's
prices, at tbe Misfit Clothing Parlors, 223
-225 W. Second St., bet-veon Bpring and
Broadway. tf
PANTS THAT WERE MADE TO OR
der for $13 we sell for $5 It the Mislit
Clothing Parlors. 223-225 W. Second st, be
tween Spring and Broadway.
MARRIAGE BUREAU -RELIABLE,"
confidential. Full details, 25 cents.
MADAME PHYLLIS, box. Herald otlice. 9
M 1 IS. OIL MAYOR— eTEc TBI CI TV
in its various forms; vapor baths and
massage. 455.. S. Spring st. 11-2
S. AXEI.RODPAYS HIGHEST PRICES
for gents' oast-off clothing at 106 X.
Lob Angeles st. Send postal. l-(l-9ti
jrPHILLIPS, THE LONDON TAILOR, !
has moved to 409)4 8. Spring, whare I
he will bo pleased to see old and new cus- I
toroeri. s-o I
__EJfCURSIONS. {
EXCURSIONS TO THE EAST—THE !
favorite, personally conducted excur
sions of the Santa l'c route leave Loa An- !
geles every Thursday morning at 7
o'clock; Pullman upholstered cars run i
without change Los Angeles to Chicago !
and Kansas City, witb annex car to Bos
ton: the great point to remember is that
you save at least one full day's travel by '
taking the fast tiain of the Santu F'e '
route; attentive conductors accompany '
tho parties: through berths reserved and <
more detailed information obtained at the ,
company's otlice, 129 N. Spring st., Los
Angeles, or through any ugent ol the
Southern California Railway.
BURLINGTON ROUTE EXCURSIONS,
personally conducted leave Los An
geles every Wednoiday via Southern Pa
cilic, Denver and Rio Grande and Bur
lington route, for Chicago, New York,
Boston and otner eastern points; up.mis
tered tourist cars wilh all conveniences.
Sco any Southern Pacific agent or write
10 T. H. Dutan, agent., or T. A. Grady,
excursion manager, 222 S. Spring st., l.os
Augeles, CaL ,
JUDBON'S POPULAR EXCURSIONS— !
Every Monday over the Rio Grande
Western end Denver nnd Rio Grande rail
ways: scenic route; personally conducted;
newly upholstered cars through to Chi
cago, New York and Boston. Finest 1
equipment, best .service, quick time, i
I Ulicc, 212 S. Spring st.
PHILLIPS' PERSONALLY CONDUCT- '
ed excursion! via the Rio Grande and
Rock island loutes: leavo Los Angeles
every Tuesday; cross the Sierra Nevadas
and pa«s tlio entire Rio Grande scenery .
by daylight, otlice Vii S. Spring st. j
MAGNUS' OU l KATE TICKET OFFICE,
228 8. Spring, opp. l» A. Theater.
Regular tickets at reduced rates to all j
points east. Railroad tickets bought and
sold. j
_ |
PLUMBERS
DO NOT FAIL TO GET FIGURES
from Vandergriff & Orippen on your
plumbing and sewer work. No. 223 W. ■
Fourth st. 8-9 1
FRAx'K A. WEINSHaNK. PLUMBER
ami gastitter, No. 240 E. Second at. ,
Tel. 13.. I
TYPEWRITING
WILBUR O. HAVES, COMMERCIAL '
Stenographer and typewriter; even- ,
ings only. All kinds of writing and copy- i
ing; envelopes addressed,etc.; terms reas
onable, Call or address 502 Downey aye.
8-8 -
MINING \
MINIM, PROPERTIES BOUGHT,SOLD i
ana developed, Wo have some line '
gold mines, silver nnd lend mines anil
copper properties for sale on easy terms;
lllC good properties to lease. Loy <V ,
11 uri n. 3 S. Broadway. Iff
BICYCLES
BICYCLE INSTRUCTION BY ARCHIE
Brown, late of Hazards' Pavilion. 161
W. slh si. 1
RAM BLER BICYCLES, 427 60 UTH i
Spring street. 'i-ll 5.m i ;
EDUCATIONAL
Rates for advertisement! under tlii« elSMlfl
cation—l tlroo. C> cents per line: 1 week, HO
cents per line: 1 month. K<l per line.
HOARDING SCHOOL—.
—MILITARY—
THE BERKELEY GYMNASIUM,
Berkeley, California.
A hrst-clnss preparatory achool for boys ;
accredited in tbe state university and
Stanford.
Students prepared for Ynle. Harvard or
any school or college in this country or
Europe, ihe achool is opposite the uni
versity grounds.
For catalogues and other information
concerning the school, call on
John l. pavkovioh.
fM4 Ollicc, 220 W. First st., Los Angeles.
THE LOS ANGELES UUBINESB OOL-'
lege (incorporated) 114 S. Main at.
The largest and most thoroughly practi
cal business training school in the city
is open the entire year, dnv and evening.
, Special summer session will open June
] loth. All branches included in the sixth
seventh, eighth and high school grades
will he taught by able instructors. Also
j special work at reduced ratos in penman
ship, book-keeping, short hand, typewrit
ing and telegraphy by the best expert
teachers of these subjects In the city. All
interested are cordially invited to visit
the college and inspect its workings.
Send for catalogue. K. 11. Shrnder. pres ;
F. W. Kclsey, vicc-prcs.: I. R. Inkeep,
see.
WOODBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE (IX
corporate:!) 336 8. Spring St., is the
o!de e t and largest commercial school in
Southern California: the most h-atitiful
college rooms and equipments to ne found
in the state; elevator far pupils' use; n
large faculty of experienced and able in
structors; open the entire year; both day
and evening sessions; a pructical Hughs.,
course, a thorough business course, and
n course In shorthand and typewriting,
under an experienced stenographer.
Write or call for illustrated catalogue and
full information. (I. A. Hough, pres.;
N, o. Felaer, vioe-pres.
BOYNTON NORMAL, FOR TEACHERS,
only. Bummer School July 3, Teach
ers aided in getting positions. Teachers,
governesses and tutors supplied. I2QW S.
| Spring st. ti-.lOtf
j LOS ANOELES TRAINING SCHOOL
i for kindergartners. Summer school
, July Ist. Mrs. N. D. Muyhew, 070 W.
! Twenty-third at. 8-Btf.
I N EW SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS; THIRD
lloor. Wilson block; day and night
classes. Jules Mersfelder, Daniel Polk.
3-15
SHORTHAND, LONG LEY INSTITUTE,
Byrne block. Special rates for summer
j term.' S-17
' MEDIUMS.
I THE WORLD'S FAMOUS MEDIUM AND
palmist, formerly known throughout
I Kuropc and America as "Syra. t>o child
j medium," the greatest living medium, In
dependent slate writer of the age; if de
j ceived by fakirs, would-be mediums,
I conic, Syra will give you a free test to
prove her po.vers; she tells Whai you
want to know: aro you sick or in trouble?
she can help you. Mediums developed.
Hours, 2. to 6, 453 Wall. 8-25
PERSONAL— IF ANXIOUS TO KNOW
what you or your children are best
adapted for, or whether the one you are to
many will mako a happy companion,
bring a photo and call on Prof. Seman,
the famous European delineator of
character,'occult scientist, medium, psy
chist and palmist. 124' ,S. Spring, room
11. 9-23
M Rs7 DRTT Hi (MAS B EIOHE L, CLAlR
voyant—Tells past.present und future;
also gives alcohol batbs and magnetic
treatment for rheumatism. 150 N.Spring
st, Royal House, room 19, second lloor. 9
A~WON DF.RFU LDEAD - Tit ANCK~MK
dium and crystal reader; names, de
scriptions, past, present, future given:
locates mines; advises in all businesses.
102 '.; S. Hill. 8-24
MA DAM DU VAL-THE CLAIRVOYAXT
and medium is now located perman
ently at 122 W. Seventh st. Life readings
daily. 9-1
A Q N'ES H7 P LEA SAN c E, THE DE A D
trance medium, has returned und enn
be found at 034 S. Broadway. 3
MME. STANLEY. CELEBRATED FOR
tune reader; ludies, 350. 24.) S. Spring
«L s-lu
* SPECIALISTS
FREE - A CURE THAT CURES — I
have cured thousands who suffer as
you do, of emissions, impotenoy, nervous
debility, varicocele and shrunken parts
caused by self-abuse, by a simple remedy
which cured me, recipe for which I will
send sealed free to any sufferer. Address
with stamp David B. Emmet, box K7O,
Englewood, 111. 7-1
F. C. SANBORN. M. D., HOMEO
pathic physician and surgeon, ob
stetrics and diseases of women and chil
dren a Specialty, Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 2
to 4 p. m.; Sundays by appointment
only. 455 S. Broadway. 8-20
tiTw. Mi lei iXnTm. d , eyTOurT
nose and throat ; hours 9 to 12 a. ni.,
1:30 to 5:36 p. in. The Broadway, bet.
fourth and Fifth sts.. telephone KM.
:<-ll :tni
111',. GOMEZ-^
FOR DISEASES OF WOMEN.
7-10tf 118 S. Hill st.
DR. 110 NO SOI, FAMOUS IMPEIII AL
Chinese physician and surgeon. 834
S. Broadway. 8-il
DR. R. Oi COLLINS. OPTHALMIO
optician, with tlie Los Angeles Opti
cal Institute; eyes examined free. 135 S.
Spring st,
_PO/? SALE-LIVE STOCn.
Folf SAI ;'K~ 1 fi Y R S ES-"j 0 HNM'P HER.
son, Blue Front barn, southwest cor-
Tblrd anil Los Angeles sts., has just re
ceived 50 head of hoises from the north.
These animals includo saddle, driving,
dratt and carriage horses. They aro all
in lirst-class condition, and purchasers
Will And them to be just as represented.
Mr. McPliorson has been in this line of
business a number of years in Los An
geles, and his record is a guarantee of
honesty and fair dealing. 9-7
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY.
sell or exchange you will lind that it
pays to advertise in the want columns of
The Herald. The popularity of these
small advertisements and The Horald's
large and rapidly increasing circulntion
insure results.
FOR SA LE - SPAN OF MULES, DOUBLE
harness, good spring wagon; just the
outlii for camping or prospector. Ad.
dress MULES, box 60, Herald office. 3
FOR BALE - FINE, WELL-BROKEN
roadsters and saddle horses; bays and
browns, I aud 5 years; £50, 176, $100; la
dies saddle, $2."». 11. H. BIXBY & CO.,
147 s. Broadway, 4
HOOD (i-YEAR-OLD HORSE FOR SALE
dirt cheap. CULVER, 212 S. Broad
way. 4
PHYSICIANS
MRS. DR. ' \VK<VI'fxER — PRIVATE
homo ior ladies before and during
confinement; irregularities cured in one
day. guaranteed; no instruments, babies
adopted. 419 Eddy st., San Francisco,
Cal. 7-11 tf
DR. H. NEWLAND, OFFICE 689 8.
Spring si; hours Bto 10, Ito 3: dis
eases oi women and consultation in ob-
Iteterioi (pregnancy). 8-30
DR. KWONg7THE EMINENT CHINESE
Physician und Surgeon.
Otlice 113& South Broadway. 8-31
MRS. DR. J. H. SMI TH. SPHICIA LT V, :
mid-wifery. Ladies cared for during
conlineraent at 727 Bellevuc aye. Calls
promptiv attended to. TeI.MHO.
FINANCIAL
Hates lor advertisements under thia clssslß
cation—l time, 5 centa per line: 1 week, 30
cenis per lino; 1 month, ifl per una
PACIFIC LOAN CO.—
11 ncorporuted.)
olilcst establishment in Los Angeles.
Thoroughly reliable.
Loans made In any amounts on all
kinds of collateral security, diamonds,
jewelry, sealskins, merchandise, safes,
etc. Also on pianos, furniture and house
hold goods. |n either prlvato houses,
lodging, hoarding houses, or hotels.with
out removal from the premises. Partial
payments receivedi money quick: busi
ness confidential. Private otlice for ladies.
W. E. DeOroot, manager.
Rooms 2. 3 and 4. 114 8. Spring st.
UNION LOAN COMPANY—
Stimson Block.
Loans money on all kinds of collateral
security, watches, diamonds, sealskins
ami furniture in lodging and hoarding
houses and on pianos without removal;
also on bonds, stock, mortgages; low in
terest; money at once; business confiden
tial; private office for ladies, room 112,
Clark A. Shaw, manager, rooms 111 ami
112. tirsl BOOr, Stimson block.
MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS,
Watuhei, jewelry, sealskins, etc.; also
on piaflOl, merchandise, iron and steel
safes, furniture in lodging houses, hoard
ing houses and hotels Without removal;
also on city unci country property: low
interest; can have money al once; busi
ness confidential; private ollice for ladies.
Geo. S. Robinson, L 35 W. First St., rooms
2 and 8.
'THE GERMAN SAYINGS AND LOAN
society of San Francisco will make
loans on Improved city and country prop
erty.
On loans of $5000 and under, cer
tificates of title from the Title In
surance und Trust Co. will he ac
cepted, making the expense on
such loans very .mull. Building
loans a specialty. Apply to
R. G. Lunt, Agent," 227 W. Second. 6-16U
IMPORTANT
SEE LARKIN'S
HOTEL proposition*
Under head of business opportunities
In this issue of the Herald. 7-ltitf
L. B. COHN—
The Los Angeles puwnb oker. 146 N.
Main St., loans, money on diainouas,
watches, jewelry, firearms, pianos, libra
ries, and nil other collateral scurities:
also sells unredeemed pledges foi money
loaned and'onc month's interest added";
make no mistake: il is tho reliable ]~ li.
Colin, the Los Angeles pawnbroker. 8-10
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OR COUN
try real estate; lowest rates; personal
notes or security, warrants, discount
mortgages or any negotiable papers. For
sale, first-class guaranty mortgages, in
terest (i net. John L. Pavkovioh, 220
West First. 5-241 f
rot N DEN TEE ,v, W A DSWOR I'll, llRnK
ers. 305 W. Second st.. buy and sell
mortgages, stocks, bonds and any good
securities. If you wish to lend or bor
row, or invest in leai estate, cull on us.
Collections made und property managed
for non-residents. 28tf
NATIONAL LOAN AND INVESTMENT
company—Loans nionoy on alt kinds
of collateral security; money quickly;
business strictly confidential. Koomi 96
and hli, Bryson' block, fifth floor. John
Mitchell Jones, manager. 7-3 lyr
MONEY TO LOAN-BY MOORE & PAR
ions, 22!) W. Second st, in any sum.
at low rates, on both city and country
property; also have choice (! per cent
mortgages guaranteed, for sale. <i-Btl
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS,
watches, jewelry, pianos, live stock,
carriages, bicycles, all kinds of personal
and collateral security. Leo Bros., 402 S.
Spnng st. " 20tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON LODGING
houses, diamonds, pianos and all
kinds of collaterals. Money quick, low
rates. ORE A SINGER, 116 Broadway.
8-31
WANTED—TO BUY. CHATTEL AND
sniiill mortgages, notes and contracts.
German-American Bank building. W. A.
Snedekor. 0-17tf
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMB TO SUIT.
on any good collateral; Business
strictly confidential; loans negotiated on
city and country property. W. E. Dem
ing. 211 W. First st.. room 15.
THE PKOPLE'S MUTUAL BUILDING
and Loan Association louns money
repayable in Installments, 325 Byrne
blk. ' ' 5
TO LOAN-UN LIMITED AMOUNT FOR
small loans; no commissions; light
expense. Security Loan and Trust Co.,
223 S. Spring.
MONEY TO LOAN—IN SUMS $1000 TO
$2000 at 0)4 per cent. Continental
Building nnd Loan association, 207 S.
Broadway. 7-18tf
TO LOAN—MONEY IN BUMS TO SUIT
at reasonable rates. William F, Boi>
byshell. 107 8. Broadway. tf
MONEY TO LOAN I.N SUMS To SUIT
at, current rates. Frank Kerch, room
13, 230)4 S. Spring bt. 5-26tl
TO LOAN—SIOOO TO $16,606 ON REAL
estate security. Allison Barlow, 128 S.
Broadway. B>7tf
BONDS FOR SALE
FOR SALE-BONDS, BONDS- SOME
lirst-class atreet improvement bonds;
everything flue is paid; owner must have
some money. WM. F. BOSBYBHELL,
107 H. Broadway. 4
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED—MONEY--$2OOO TO $0000
for city and country loans ot good
rates. MORRIS St LEE, 328 S. Btoud
way. 4
JIOTELS
HOTEL MEN, ATTENTION!
—The Raymond and tho Arrowhead
hotels aro gone, leaving Southern Califor
nia greatly in need of such reiortl.
Thousands of tourists will be arriv
ing in a lew months, only to find limited
accommodations, unless a huge hotel is
completed by that time.
Highland Park, Pasadena, right on
new electric cur line unit near railroad
depots, affords a splendid 5-acre situ for
such it botel. Special inducements will
he offered capital that will invest in
„nch I proposition.
From $500 to $20110 per month can bo
.cleared from the start.
For full particulars call or write,
W. P. LARKIN <fc CO., Owners,
Established IS7I.
And General Real Estate Dealers,
182 South Broadway,
Los Angeles. CaL 7-Kitf
OPPORTUNITIES
2 BUY A PROPERTY OF ANY KIND
go to Ben White. 221 W. First st. 4 lotf
2~SELL Q1" ICK FOR CASH GO TO
Ben White. 221 W. First st. 4-lOt.f
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Kates for advertisements under thia class! fl
cnticui I lime, 8 centa per lino: 1 week. •«
ccnls per line: 1 mouth, $1 per Hue.
WE WANT A PARtY TO BUILD A
lirst-class family hotel, and operate the
same at Highland Parle, on Prsadena
nve.. on the new electric car lino; the
Santa Fe ami Terminal also go through
the park, making this one of the most
desirable locations for a lirst-class hotel
iv the state.
Highland Park being 300 feet, ahorn Los
Angeles and clear of fogs makes it one
ol thu most healthy locations in the coun
try, being just outtido of the cHy nnd
reached by three different railroads in
•JO minutes from Los Angeles. Pasadena
aye. is the great hotilevard for all vehicles
between Los Angeles and Pasadena, and
1 it is a grand thoroughfare.
We have many inquiries from our cus
tomers for hotel accommodations at the
park, and must have one built.
A lew reasons why n hotel in this lo
cality would he the" best-pnying invest
ment capital could li ml:
Pasadena Is now without a largo botel,
the Raymond having recently been
binned.
Highland Park is nearer Loo Angeles
than the site of Ihe Raymond.
Tho climate is simply perfect as n health
or pleasure resort.
The surroundings are desirable in
every conceivable way.
Tourists who visit this part of Southern
California are clamoring for hotel accom
mndat ions.
From tbis point can be had an uninter
rupted view ol Monnt LoW< nnd the bean
tilul sceueiy toward the sea.
Highland Park has unsurpassed rail
road facilities.
Tho live-acre block on which such a
hostelry enn bo built is most desirable
and attractive*
A fortune awaits the man or men who
will invest their money in this proposi
tion, ns every room Would bo tilled witn
permanent or tiansient gueott, at prices
that would pay, witnin less than thirty
days alter tho completion of ths build
! ing.
Anyone controlling capital should thor
oughly investigate this im.-.ter, as it il
such a rare opportunity that it cannot
long remain open.
For further and fnll particulars, call on
or address,
W. P. LA UK IN* ,t CO.,
(Established 1-71.|
133 South Uroadway,
Los Angeles, Cal.
7-Kitf
FOB BALE—ORANGE AND LEMON
groves. English walnut orchards, de
ciduous fruit farms, altalfa and dairy
I ranches, elegant city resiliences and
| building lots, hotels, lodging houses,
| grocery stores, hardware, dry goods, drug
j and shoe stores, fruit and cigar stands,
ami ail kinds of manufacturing and mer
; euntiie business; we will not advertise not
list any property that will not stand in
vestigation. Wrilo or call on ('rider .fc
Don, 189 S. Broadway. Telephono 1399,
6.19 a
—IMPORTANT—
SEE LARKIN'S
HOTEL PROPOSITION
Under head of business opportunities in
this issue of tho Heraid. 7-ltitf
$8000—FOR SALE, WINERY — BEST
bargain Southern California; 42!4
acres, 20 acres in grapes, 7 acros in al
falfa, rest In corn: 800 gal. capacity ais
tilery, 36,000 gal. wine cooperage. All
complete, No. 1 water right; lino income
property; ensv terms; good improve
ments; worth $13,000. Morris <fe Lee, 328
S. Broadway. tf
FOR SALE—all KENNING FEET OF
wire fence, 10 feet high, with gate.
It is in good condition und is suitable
for ollice, store or factory partitions. Will
he sol i cheap. For Blither pnrticulon
call at the business ofiice of tho Herald.
GOOD PAYING COAL OIL ROUTE |
large list of steady cash customers;
pays big: sure investment: no risk;
horses, wagons, cans, tanks all included;
price, $100, BEN" WHITE, 221 W. First
st. lo
FOR SALE LODGING HOUSE, 30
rooms, best location, lirst-class; pay!
at present time $100 a month above rent;
price $2700, $'-'000 casli down. Address
HOUSE, box 00, Herald office. No agent
warned. 0
FOB BALE—S3OO, CANDY KITCHEN
and ico cream parlor, best location in
tho city. Doing good business. Reason
for selling, ill health. Must be sold this
week. BW. Colorado st.. Pasadena. 8-4
FOR SALE $300; BOARD AND ROOM
ing house; 20 rooms; central. \!. block
from cable ami electric lines, 1 minute
walk from depot; well furnished; doing
a good business. 127 Sotello st. 8-9
$400-- GOOD OPENING: COAL OIL
route with large list of cash custom*
ers; cans, tanks, wagon, horses, etc., in
cluded ; exceptional bargain; price, $400.
BEN WHITE, 221 W. First st. 6
DRUG STORE—SI2OO—CLEARING $100
monthly; good for a doctor;' easy
terms. Pharmacy corner Park nnd Lln
coin aye., Alameda, Cal. A. J. MERVY,
M. D.,1548 Park st., Alameda. 0
$Msii STATIONERY AND BaZAAR—
Well located and established on best
street In 8, F. Apply Cunningham,
Curtis <v Welch, 327 Sansome St., San
Francllco, tf
LADIES. ATTENTION, BEFORE OO
ing to tho beach be sure to use Mm*.
Diißurrv's wrinkle cream for the complex
ion. Parlors 243)4' d ' Broadway, up
stairs. 8-18
FOR SA LX—LODGING HOUSES OF ALL
sizes; before purchasing elsewhere
call and see the bargains that we have tp
offer you; 220 W. First. 8-5
WANTED—TO BUY-HALF INTERST
in machine and blacksmith shop,
cash. MORRIS A LEE, 328 S. Uroadway.
4
$1000 "TAKES" A CREAMERY DOING
n cash business of $22adoy; must soil
or. account of sickness. Adrejs CREAM.
ERY. box 00 this office. 4
WOOD, COAL. HAY, GRAIN AND
foed yard; largo buildings included;
price, $1000. BEN WHITE, 221 W, Firat
st. 10
FOR" SALE — WELL • ESTABLISH ED
and paying cigar stand. Address
"OWNER, box 20. Herald office. 4
SALOON; WELL LOCATED, WITH 4
large living rooms; price, $700. Ap
ply BEN WHITE, 221 W. First st. 10
FRUIT AND GROCERIES, ETC.; NICE
store, situated near principal depot;
$17,0. BEN WHITE, 221 W. First St. 10
THREE SALOONS IN CITY FOR BALE.
Bargains, every one. Address A. E»
D., this office. 7
WANTED -PA RTNER; FIRST-CLASS
inotol engraver; no capital required.
Address 230 E. Second St. 6-25tf
GOOD PAY 1N(>" OROOERY _ WiTH"SIX
living rooms, nt Santa Monica; $300.
BEN WHITE, 221 W. First st. 10
2 SELL'Y'OUR WsINESS OO TO MOTC
ris it Lee. 328 c. Broadway. 7-12tf

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The herald. [microfilm reel], August 03, 1895, Page 6, Image 6
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