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6
City Branch Agencies
. . OF . .
The HERALD
fn order to accommodate the? public Tha
Herald has established branch agencies,
where copies of the Daily and Sunday
will be on sale and advertising and sub
scriptions taken and forwarded to tha
main office as soon as received.
These branch agencies do not Include
the hundreds of book stores and news
stands In all parts of the city where Tha
Herald Is also for sale.
Boyle Heijhts
E. Donnell, news dealer, 2114 E.
First st
East Los Angeles
Mrs. E. C. Thacker, news dealer. 194
N. Dily st.
San Fernando Street
McKinzie's Pharmacy, 1438 San Fer
nando st.
Westlake Park
Donald A. Ross, news dealer. 2100
W. Seventh st.
University
H. L. Park, drugs, stationery, etc..post
•like building.
South Central Avenue
Chicago Pharmacy, cor. Central av«.
and 12th st.
CHURCH NOTICES
ST.""' FAUL'S CIICRCH. El'ISCOI'AI,
Olive st. opp. the park. Open every
day In the year. Daily service at 10 a.
m. The clergv will raspoaa to all calls
tor the offices of the church for strangers
or visitors without respect to creed; buri
als, marriages, baptisms or visitations of
the sick. Use of the church cheerfully
given free for funeral services. Tel. 11.1.
lied. tf
- SPECIAL NOTICES
LEWIS & aTdERSON. ~~
812 S. Main st.
You don't have to have much money
to furnisn your house nicely at 1 ewis &
Alderson's." Prices are such now that a
little inonoy goes a long way in buying
furniture. Eastern people often tell us
they can furnish up as cheap and even
< hea.isr here than they could back eist.
We buy Strictly for cash and discount
every bill and seek to tint! where wu can
buy the best goods for the least money.
Our large acquaintance from childnoocl
with the best eastern factories mates it
possible for us to get bottom piiccs on ev
erything, and selling as we do foi spot
cash, we can figure on the smallest mar
gin of prolit. We sell line, heavy, solid
oak cheval bed room sets with ISxlO
French plate mirrors for $18 and $20:
good sets as low as $10; woven wire
springs for 11.50; folding beds for $0;
new osk extension tables for $0; others
for $i; wood chairs fcr 50c; cane seat
chairs for 75c; extra heavy solid oak,
high back chairs for fl; rockers, $1."i0 to
$.">; dining tables. SI.00 to $."; new No. 7
cook stores for $7; gooa gasoline stoves
from $2 up; gas stoves for $1.50: latest
Improved washing machines for $3.50; 1
ladies' oak desks for ST.50; poliched oak |
roll top desks for $20; line oak secretaries ;
and book cases for $15; tirst-clsss parlor
organ for S35; mirror folding beds for
fIS: art squares for $ I; linen warp min
ting 'or lac and 20c; goon oilcloth for
2"ic. There sre carpets, bedding, pillows,
crockery, tinware and about anytmng
wanted to furnish your house from cellar
to garret, alt cheap for cash at LB WIS i<
ALDERSON'S, 312 S. Main st. tf
FOB fl PER WEEK—ON ACCOTJ NT 00
the daily arrivai of the very latc-t de
signs in sewing machines direct from the
eastern factories, and to close out our
older stock, we will for the next few days
oiler to the people of Los Aneeles and
vicinity our second-band machines of all
standard makes (almost new) at very low
prices, and can be paid "for at tbe rate of
*•) per week. Also headquarters for the
old reliable light running New Hume
sewing machine. Drop in and look them
oer and be convinced for vuurself. THK
new home sewing machine of
fice, 848 S. Spring st. Los Angeles; 85 E.
Colorado st., Pasadena, lotf
B D BIN KSS NEWS I* A1' KM—THE DAI LY
Journal, a business newspaper, pub
lishing all the county official reeoids.real
estate transfers, mortgages and liens,
building news, contract work, financial
news, and all news relating to tne re
sources and development of Southern
California and tbe great territory of the
southwest. One dollar per month, or in
advance $10 per year. 227 W. First St.,
Los Angeles, Cal. b'-ltf
NOTICE—THE LOS ANGEL KB CITY
Water Co. will strictly enforce the
following rules: The hours for sprink
ling are between the hours of 0 and 8
01 lock a.m. and 6 and 8 oclook p.m. For
a violation of the above regulations the
water will lie shut off and a line of $2
will bo charged before the water will be
turned on again 4-20
FOR SALE-NOTICE TO BEaZ F.S
tate dealers—The best evidence that
it. pays to advertise In the Herald is the
fact tnat nearly all the leading dealers in
the city are represented in its "for sale''
columns, and they find that it pays.
These advertisers are not experi
menting, lliey are wideawake business
men. They have thoroughly tested Tbe
Herald as an advertising ..tedium and
are so well satisfied with the results that
they sticK to the proposition.
THE SAFE DEi'OS IT 'ROXE3~oV~THE
State Loan and T rust Co. are inclosed
in a fireproof and burglar proof vault
with tin.e locks and brilliantly lighted
with electricity; alco.es attached for the
private examination of valuables, with
writing materials; a young lady in at
tendance.
FOR SALE—60 RUNNING FEKT~OF
wire fence, 10 feet high, with gate; is
In good condition and is suitable for I
office, store or factory partitions; will be
solo cheap. For further particulars call
at business office ot tne Herald. if
S OTIOE T ' > V R E 1 G HTERd—1000
teams wanted, to haul coke from Fort
Thomas to the town of Globe, A. T., and
copper back from Globe to Fort Thomas,
GILA VALLEY, GLOBE* NORTHERN
KY. CO., by Win. Garland, president.
Address, Howie, A. T. tf
ilBBMIK'B FEMALE PILLS AS A 8PE"
citie monthly medicine for immediate
relief fijr painful and irregular menses—
from whatever cause, l or sals by GEO.
11. FREEMAN * CO., southeast cor.
Second and Broadway, Prioe, $2 a bo\.
BAOTERIA MEDICAL DISPENsar yZ
Dr. A. J, liiebner. 114 S. Spring St.
Ladies' specialist In ali irregularities from
whatever cause. Also other diseases treat
ed with skill by long experience. <"onli
denlial. Advice fiee. 2
REMOVAL. _ THE REAL ESTATE
and ranting agency of v. B.
KETCH AM has been removed to room
7, 130 N. Spring. tlf
MLS. ALEXANDER REMOVES CORNS
and bunions and giveB massage at
4.13 S. Main st., opp. postotlicc. 12-27
|250 WIurBUY" CHOICE LOT a no E
leno Heights. 0. K. LINDLEV, luu
S. Broadway. tf
A. If. BLOPER—HOUSE MOVEBT Of
lice, 113 N. Broadway.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Rates for advertisements un-ter this classifi
cation—l time, 5 cents per line: 1 week, 30
cents per line: 1 month, ffl per line.
! adaMs a bOwes? kWp^tul^T
successors to Adams & Sheldon, have
j removed to 742 S. Main. Tel. 960; res. tel.
■ 1 blue 681. ' 12-38
DX. L. SCII LESIN (IEI!, THE NOTED
medium, is ut the Nadeau, room 397.
If
HELP WANTED—MALE
HUMMEL- BROS. <t CO.,
bncoeasurs to
PETTY, HU.Y.MLL AT CO.,
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS,
' j 300-302 W. Second .st.. in basement
California Bank bldg.
Tel. 808.
Office hours from 7 a. m. to 7:30 p. m.,
except Sundays.
EAST Elt N E M PLC' YME NT AGENCY,
115'; X. Main, tel. 237; furnishes
hotels, restaurants and families witb
competent help at sb on notice. KEAR
NEY ,V CO., tel. 237. tf
EX-$lOO TO $125
per month and expenses; sample
| line; position permai ent, pleasant and
; desirable. Address, lrlta «tamp, KING
1 MF'G CO., F. 73, Cbicl igo. 7-29
! WANTED—~\ FEW Mi SN OF GOOD AD
drtaa oan find employment bjr apply
-1 me at room 22, Gennal i-Ainerican Bank
| bldg.. First and Mainjil s. 3-24-90
'WANTEI > — tj N MI r LC YE D ME N —60a
will start you _arn:ing good money.
1217' jN. Main.' rooni third floor. 2
WANTED—HELP Ful .E-27 SlTl'A
tions. 111. 8. 8.-oadt/ay. E. Nittln
ger. "
SITU A TIONS 11 ANI ED-MA LB
WANTED—POSITION AS NURSE OR
companion for an mvii lid by a young
man who is a magnetic healer; no objec
tion to (ravelin* POWIILL DISPEN
BAKY, 230 , j S. Spring St. 12-7
WAN TED—SITUATI ON ~A 8 CO AC H
mamn private faroil;' by firat-clnas
,¥.m (eastern, Chicago' ooachman. Ad
dress V.. box 10, tbis oftiie. 2
WANTED-MAN~ OF -MIDDLE AGE
tvisbes situation as night clerk in
hotel; willing to work for board and
room Address J. A. J., 400 S. Los An
gslss st. 2_
WA X TED—BY OEKM A n' GIR L. 8 PEA X.
-ing good English, posi tion to do gen
eral housework. 742 Lazard st. 2 |
WANTED—COOK WANTS SITUATION,
family or boarding hot ss; low wages.
Address V. box 50, Herald, 12-3
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE
WANTE I) - V 01'-X Vr S P .\"S 1 8 H ~SIHCCW
do chamber work. Uall 204,'J Com
men ial -I. 2
WANTED - AOE NTS^
WANTED — GOOD At I ENTS—GENTLE
men or ladies, to sell j.mas juvenile
books, album- and works of art: libetal
commissions, Call for particulars Monday
! and Tuesday between Batdlo a. m. L.
BEHY'MER, ge.ieral agent, 259 S. Spring
street. tf
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS^^
W A N TE D- A P U RCIIJ. SER FOR
choice residence lot on Angeleno
Heights, 90x190 feet, east of Echo Park; .
must be si'd ; price. $2)0. S. E. LIND
LEY, 100 S. Broadway. tf
WANTED—WILL TAKE ~;*w~FEET 2x4
redwood or fence post*, and 26001 m.
barbed wire in exchange for horses, or on '
new upright piano. But) S. Broadway. 1-2
WANTED'- -TO BORROW "-" - $15dllT~iOS
first-close improved, good income, Pas.
' adena property. Answer soon. Address
! P. box 10, Herald. 3
'W A N'T X D—A OH I ITTto - BOARI) AND
care for. Address, f>2o E. Twentv
firsr st. 3
WANTED—GOOD"COWtT; WILL TAKE
one or more good cows on first-class,
new upright piano. LEONARD, 000 S.
Umadwav. tf
MEDIUMS
MADAM STEWART—FROM BOSTON—
tbe greatest gitted and wonderful
clairvoyant in tbe world; the seventh
daughter of a seventh daughter, sbe is a
Dorn medium and tbe greatest cai d reader
in tbe world; she ha- read cards since 11
years of age on mining, speculation, law
suits and all bn-iness affairs; marriages,
bringing the separated and lost lovers
together; sbe has no equal; after going |
aim seeing others call and see her and be
convinced of her wonderful power and '
giite. Card readings, ladies or gentle
men, r.O cents. Xo. 335) i S. Spring at.,
parlors 7-s. 1
THE WORLD'S FAMOUS MEDIUM '
and palmist.formerly known tnrougn- '
out l'iurooe and America as Syra, the
child medium; greatest living medium, I
independent slate writer of the age; if '
deceived throtigb fakirs, would-be medi
ums, come, Syra will give you a free test
to prove her powers: sho tells just what
you wait to know; if you are sick or in
trouble she can help you. 318 W. Fourth
street. 10 30-96
MRS. PA RKER, PA LMI ST. CLA IR VO V- 1
ant medium; life reading, business
removals, lswsuitn, mineral locations, '
love affairs, etc. Take Traction car to '
Vine st., .ecoud house nest of Vermont
aye. i
MRS. WAI KER. I HE GREAT CLAlR
voyant and card medium, is meeting
with wonderful success; she invites the 1
most skeptical to test ber power. Parlors
3-4, 310W S. Spring st. 1-17
DR. M. M UIIII I,EN BR I'CH, TEST MeT '.
dium and spirit healer; test circles
on Tuesday and Friday evenings; admis
sion 25c. The Brooklyn, 328 W. Fifth st.,
cor. Hill. 12 11 1
MISS KaTE LAMPMAN. TRANObI.
test and business medium. Colonial
flat No. 4, cor. Broadway and Eighth Bts. I
Circles Tuesday and Friday nights.
MME. STANLEY — CELEBRATED
card reader; tells your past,present and
future: ladies, 25c; gentlemen, 00c. Par |
i lor 9, 322 S. Spring st. 1-19
! AGNES 11. 1' 1 EASA N 0 E TH 1'- GEL E
brated dead trance medium; sittings
daily at her residence . Xo. 034 S. Broad
way. 12-9 i
MRS. MAUD FREITAO. bTjsTnlsss J
test medium; sittings doily; circles '
Monday and Thursday evenings! room
12, 324': S. Spring st. " 12-12
M A DAM NORM AND, THE MAGNETIC '
healer and life reading medium; de
velop medium power. 226)4 ™" 7tfa St. 12-2 '
THE .MEDIUM. MRS. 11A RNEI T, WILL
give sittings daily at 013 E. Sixth St.:
circle 'luesday and Thursday evenings.
12-22
MME. DUVAL, Til 1 r~\VON DER FU L :
clairvoyant and medium, gives sit*
tint's neily. 707— 8 . Main -t. 12-28
DRESSMAKING
mrs. ji.m.i• i:it'cfivaT^drkssmXkiiK '
211 W. First »t., room 10, Los Ange
les. Prices from $3.50 up; lit guaranteed. •
2-20
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING PAR.
lors, 214 W. Sixth st.; prices reason- ;
able; room 1, on liist lloor. 12-8
MRS. A. L. OARLETOX, PARISIAN .
| modiste; work guaranteed. 139 X.
Sprint?.
NURSERY
EOS ANt i ELKS NI RSERY TREEsT
I'lants, seeds, bulbs and cacti: lowest
prices. 340 S. Broadway.
T_OS ANGELES HmeYLDt MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 2. 1895.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
Rates for advertisements ugto this classifi
cation—l time,B cents per line: 1 week, 30
cents per line: 1 mouth, $1 per line.
PERSONAL — JUBT LIKB FINDING
money—That's what people ccv who
have trieo a small ad. in The Herald.
Tbey don't cost much, but tne results
are simply marvelous. In tbis popular
department The Herald bas made a ftain
ot more than 200 per cent auriug tho
past few months. Big circulation counts.
The Herald bas it. If yon want to talk
to half the people in Los Angeles and
other parts of Southern California, try a
small ad. In additit n to tbe immense
and rapidly increasing circulation of Tho
Herald, its sales by newsboys, on trains,
at hotels and summer resorts, make it
tbe advertising medium of tbe Pacific
coast.
Look over these small advertisements
today. They will interest you and may
make you some money.
Tomorrow try one. The results will bo
botn surprising and satisfying. 6-3tl
I 'ERSOX A EES! I"ROASTBD OOF
itc, Mocba and Java. 35c; Ralston
reieal coffee, (So; 8 les. good tea, $1; 8
lbs. rolled wheat,2sc; 3 lbs. best rice,2sc;
8 lbs. eastern buckwheat. 255; can maple
eyrup, 25c; can cucoa, 15c; .'.cans baked
beans, 25c; 8 cans salmon, 350: can corn
b.ef, 10c; 11 lbs. beuns. 25c;. 8 lbs
prunej, 9M| S lbs. raisins, 28c; 4 lbs
peaches, '25c; 50 bars soup, $1; pork. 8c;
bacon, 10c; pure margarine, a substitute
for butter, .Wo a toll. ECONOMIC
STORE, 409 S. Broadway.
PERSON AL- RALPHS BROS.-GOLD
Bar flour, 95c; city Hour, 80c: grsnu
lated sugar, 21 lbs.. $i; brown sugar, '22
lbs.. il| 8 lbs. rolled wheat or oata, 3c;
sardines, 5 boxes -Tic; tomatoes, 4 cans,
'Joe; 7 bars German family soap. 'Joe; o
gallons oil, $1; gasoline. SI j 3 packaaes
morning meal. 25c; lard, 10.1b. can, 05o;
12 lbs. beans. 25c; 6 lbs lice, 25c. «>Ol S.
Spring St., cor. Sixth. S 20 !«3
personal-so urxxTxo Feet of
wire fence. 10 feet high, with gate:
is in good condition and is suitable for
office, store or tactory partitions. Will be
sold cheap. Tor further particulars call
at tbe business otlice of The Herald, tf
PERSON AI .~- 'l' HK _ LATEST ST V LE
Regents' suits made by crack eastern
tailo.9 for $35, we sell for Si" l if "a can
tit you. MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS.
124*W.First st..nesr Spring, Wilson blk. tf
PERSONAL-WHY TAY A MERCHANT
tailor $35 for a suit when you can get
the same thing for $15 at the MISFIT
CLOTHING PARLORS, 124 W. First St.,
near Spring, Wilson oik. tf
FEBBONAL — MISFITS AND TJ >T
culled for garments at less than half
your tailors' prices at the MiSFIT
CLOTHING PARLORS, 124 W. First at.,
mar Spring, Wilson blk. tf
PERSON A 1 .-lIABBY, PIDYOU SEE
the nobby pair of pants I bought lor
18.60 at the "MISFIT CLOTHING PAR
LOKS. 124 W. First St., near Spring, Wil
son blk. tf
PERSONAL — PANTS THAT WE RE
made to order for $12 we sell for 86 at
the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS. 124
W. First st., near Spring, Wilson blk. tf
LADIES' MISFIT ~~STO KE, Old S.
Spring —Highest rash price ;>aid for
ladies' second-hand clothing. Send pos
tal. 1-0 'JO
PE ESOXAL —6L AXBLFOKD PAYS
highest price for gsnts' cast-off cloth
ing at 105 N. Los Angeles St. ; send pos
tal. 1-9-96
SWHEST PRICKS PAIiJ FOR M"fSrlT
and second-hand clothing. A. MEY
ER, 133 E. First st. 1-2-ttJ
PERSONAL
PERSONAL-MEN WANTED WHO ARE
now suttering from nervous, mental
or physical prostration to send for onr
new 48-page illustrated book, "Complete
Manhood," sent free on application.
ERIE MEDICAL CO., OS Niagara St.,
BuTfalo, New York. 8
PERSONAL—MARRIAGE BUREAU —
Being a Delineator of character 1 lind
for you a husband or wife who will make
afbappy companion. If you wish to
marry call and leave yonr photo. .'HS W.
Fourth st. tf
PERSONAL— A WIDOW, AGED 3a
years, wishes to marry a refined gen
tleman, over '!3 years. Address N., box
90, tbis otlice. 2
PERSONAL—PALMIST RY ; 1 HAND
read free: every hidden mystery re
velled; life from cradle to grave without
mistake; Id a. m. to 8 p. m. lll'i W.
Tbinl st. 12-u
EDUCATIONAL
W UODBUR V BL SI N ESS OOLLEGE (IN
corporated), 220 8. Spring St., is the
oldest and largest commercial school in
Sun tbem California; tbc most beautiful
college rooms and equipments to be
found in be state; elevator for pupils
use; a large faculty of experienced and
ablo instructors; open the entire year;
both day and evening sessions; a practi
cal FJngiisb course, a thorough business
course and a course in shorthand unu
typewriting under an experienced steno
grapher. Write or call for illustrated
catalogue and full information. O. A.
HOUGH, president; X. G. FELEER,
vice-president.
LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE
(Incorporated,) 212 W. Third at.—The
oldest, largest, best equipped school of its
kind in the city, thorough courses of
study; experienced teachers, modern
methods,new and delightful rooms reach
ed by elevator; success graduates; day
and night sessions. Write or cal! for full
information.
THE GIRLS' COLLEGATE SCHOOL
(MISS PARSONS and MISS DEN
NEN, principals). 1818-1930-19.2 Grand
aye., near Washington st. Collegiate,
academic, preparatory, primary and
Kindergarten departments; attractive
home for boarding pupils. tt
MEN AND WOMEN T AUGHT TO MA X E
crayon portraits in spare hours ut
their homes hy a new, copyrighted
method. Those learning my method
will he furnished work by me by which
tbey can earn $8 to $16 per week. Send
for particulars. H. A. GRIPP, German
artist, Tyrone, Pa. jy-1
ST.HI_DA'S HALL,SCHOOL for GIRLS
-GLh.NDALE—
(Incorporated) six miles from Los An
geles; ninth ycur begins September 25tb.
MlsS K. V. DARLING,
12-13 Principal.
FEOEBEL INSTITUTE (Cssade Rosa'sT)
training school for kindergarten; also
school for boys anil girls of all grades;
opens September 23d. Apply to
8-7-ly MADAME LOUIS CLAVERIE.
BOYNTf)N X6KMaTTfoTTtEACHEES
only; begins September 10th; teach
ers aided in getting positions; teachers,
governesses and tutors supplied. Room
636, Stimson blk. 6 SOtf
LOS AN OEL ES" TRAINING SOilOOl]
tor kindergartners. Fall term Septem
ber 18th. MRS. N. D. MAY HEW, 079 W.
Twenty-third at. Q.Btf
MRS. E. HABERKOKN. TEACHER OF
elocution and modern languages,
Stndio43, Pirlle oldg.,Fourth and Broad
way. 12-9
ET ON SCHUU L~FOI I >To V s7~N tj. I*4 W.
Pico st. HORACE A. BROWN, LI. B.
I . —.- — : ——— . . . ■ - -
SPECIA LISTS
DR. 5! <L COLLINS, OPTHALMIO Of
tlcian, with tbe Los Angeles Optical
Institute; eyes examined freo. 125 S.
Spring st.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
FOB iS r ALE—SOME TiOOD ILYPjUaInS
in second-band organs: good makes.
KQH I.l'R ,t CHASE, 233 S. Spring st.
CHIROPODISTS
DR. /Ai'HAN —DISEASES OF THE
feet. 393 S. Spiiug st, 4-20
FOR EXCHANGE
Rates for advertisement■ under this classifi
cation—l time, 5 coins per Hue: 1 week, 30
cents per line: 1 month. VI per line.
FOrTliAlE^R^^^
aereo very choicest fruit land in
Southern Californa, only 6 miles from
Los Angeles: all set to fruit and mostly
in hearing of tbe very best varieties to be
bought; tbe best water riebt in the
county, besides a well of sparkling water
for domestic nso; large tank house and
windmill, house and ba'ii, span ot
horses, wagon, pies, chickens, ducks and
all (arming utensils to go. This is worth
looking into, for nt tms price it Is less
than adjoining unimproved land, and
must sell tbis week. F. B. WILLIAMS,
112 S. Broadway. 2
FOR EXCHANGE
BY JOHN H. COKE.
207 S. BROADWAY.
165 feet W. Seventh St., to exchange for
fruit ranch near Pasadena or Cabtienga.
12-room bouse in cbe southwest pert of
city for ranch
210 acres in Riverside county for city prop
erty; will assume.
S-rooni house, Bonsallo aye., for ranch.
0-room cottage, W. Twenty-eighth St., for
ranch property.
JOHN* H. COKE,
1-5 207 S. Broadway.
FOR EXCHANGE—
Do you want 5 to 100 acres in the Pan
Gabriel valley ?
Do you want a city residonce?
Have you got something to sell or .
trade?
40 acres near Redondo.
E. K. ALEXANDER,
8-27-tf S. Broadway.
FOIiTEXCHANGE — IF - YOll HAVE
property anywhere and wish to ex
change it, call on me and you will receive
an offer. Oregon, Washington and eastern
property a specialty. E. B. PARSONS,
room l,"2:iU W. First st. tf
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—B9OOO; A
snap; modern cottage of 7 large, de
sirable rooms, in very desirable location
in this city; wants agrocery stock, $1500,
$500 casb, balance good long time. Ad
dress P., box io, Herald. 12-1
FOB BXCHAN QE—GOOD HOBBE OOW
or bicvele for painting or plastering
new houses. R. D. LIST, 128'<j W. Sec
ond st 12-29
FOB EXCHANGE — SELL OR
change your city property or ranches
go to MORRIS .t LEE. 328 S. Roadway.
7-1211
EXCURSIONS _____
EXCi; RSI bTr TO TH if EAST,—THE
favorite personally conducted excur
sions of tho Santa Fe route leave Los An
geles every Thursday morning at 7
oclock; Pullman upholstered cars run
without change from Los Angeles to Chi
cago, Kansas City. St. Iritis and Minne
apolis; with annex cars to Boston; tbe
great point, to remerobsr is that you save
at ieasl one (nil day's travel hy takingthe
fa«t train of the Santa Fe route; attentive
conductors accompany tho parties;
through berths reserved and more de
tailed information obtained at the com
pany's otlice, 129 N. Spring St., Ixia
Angeles, through any agent of the South
ern California railway.
J UDSON "8" POP ULA R~EXcTj RS lON S—
Every Monday over the Rio Grande
Western and Denver and Rio Grande rail
way; scenic routa; personally cenducted;
newly upholstered cars through to Chi
cago. New York nnd Boston; finest equip
ment, best service, quick time. Oflloe,
212 S. Spring st.
PHILLIPS' PERSONALLY GONDUCT
ed excursions, via the Itio Grande
and Rock Island routes, leave Los An
geles every Tuesday, cross tbe Siorra Ne-
I vadas anu pass the entire Rio Grande
scenery by daylight; also via Southern
route " every Monday. Office, 138 S.
Spring st.
BURLIVG TON - IO UTE- PERSONALLY'
conducted excursions to tbe east every
Wednesday, over the scenic line of the
world. Upholstered tourist cars without
[ change. T. H. DUZAN, Agent, 222 8.
Spring st.. Los Angeles, Cal.
GO TO MAGNUS" RAILWAY TICKET
otlice for regular tickets to all points
east via any mute at cut rates. 228 S.
Spring St.. opp. Los Angeles theater.
PHYSICIANS
THE BEST REMEDY IN WI)RLD
—My powerful balsam against all pain
relieves you in 10 minutes of the most
acute pain in the nerv s, headacbe, pain
in the face, the dorsal spina, kidneys,
arms, legs, stomach, womb and all pains
which afflict the human system wherever
found, as well, as those produced by
hums. DR. GUTIERREZ, 618 Upper
Main St., Sentous block, Lea Angeles,
Cal. M-U6.
DILWILLTaM DAWSON, VITAPATHIO
pbysicinn, treats all diseases success
fully by tbe electro vitapathio system
Ol extracting poisons from the lot nan
body. By this great, system all diseases
are extracted,leafing the system pure and
free from disease. Eleven years practice
in tbis city. Electric medicated baths of
ail kinds.' See sworn statements at otlice,
3- 10 S. Broadway. 12-5
DeTtTd'YBAIIBONDO, UXIVERBITY
of Madrid. (Private Dispensary.)
Office hours, 10 to 12 a. in.; 1 to Br. vi.;
rooms 215 and 216 Wilson blk. Residence,
815 S. Los Angeles st. 12-5
C. S.~~BELLOWS\ M. TT, H~OME<>
pathic treatment of the throat, chest
and nervous diseases. 355 8. Spring st,,
tel. 1420. ' 12-16
DRTdoEA KING, GERMAN-ENGLISH
specialist: diseases of women; private
home for ladies during confinement. 416
S. Broadway.
MR S. ~DE7j7H. SMThI-SPECIAI/TYI
midwifery, ladies cured for during
confinement "at 727 Rollevue aye.; calls
promptly attended tv; tel. 1118.
MRS. 08. BROWN, 608U BROADWAY,
room 18, top floor. Electro-magnetic
treatment.
deTkwong—
The eminent Chinese physician and
surgeon; office, 113J4 S. Broadway, near
First st.
HATH PARLORS
THE RALSTON TURKISH BATHS, 817
W. Second St., will open December
Ist. This will be one of the neatest and
most complete bath liousea on the coast,
as everything is new and of the latest
improvement; the, assistants are all
trained for the business, and this will be
run litst class in eveiy particular. We
have ail the latest improvements in elec
tric appliances, and givo all kinds of
baths, l'lines reasonable. 12-2 1
FOUND
LOST—LADTfVS POCKIOTBOOK, TWO
wedding rings, 1 diamond ring. Call
at 105 Market at. 2
LE FT AT THIS OFFICE—A HEBREW
Biblo. The owner is secretary of tbe
Hebrew Children's society, and can gel
same by calling at this otlice.
A TTORNE YS-A T-LA W
C. fTcBONIN. ATI'OBNKYAT LAW;
ollices, 13 and 14 Bank bldg., cor.Mnin
and First sts. Advice free. 12 10
VIC TOR MO N TOO M EIIY -
Attorney at Law,
4- 5-00 132 Stimsnu blk., Ixis Angeles,
ETC.
PATEN TB FOR INVENTIONS Ob
tained in ail countries; bought and
cold. S. J. DAY & CO., patent at
torneys, room 86, Bryson blk. tf
HAZARD '.v.' Toft'NSEND, tt DOWNEY
blk. Tel. 17, Los Angeles. ii
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Rates for advertisements under tbli elasslfl
cation—l time, 5 cents per line; 1 week, 30
cents per line; 1 month, SI per line.
-
LODGING HOUSE
28 rooms
Worth $3000
— Prloe only $1(300—
Owner most cell
Apply to BEN WHITE, 221 W. First st.
FOB SALE—
There is not "an agent In Los Anpe>s
that would not verify my statement that
tbe 10 acres which I advertise elscwhire
in this psper is the biggest snap in
Southern California. Look it up.
2 F. B. WILLIAMB, 112 8. Broedwsy.
FOB SAI.E-$1750; HALK~INTEREST
in tbe best paying 3D-room transient
lodging bouse in city; owner will guar
antee you $100 monthly net profit; sure
Investment; partner preferred to hired
help; lady or gentleman accepted; price
for balf interest, $1730 cash. Apply to
BEN WHITE, 221 W. First st. 2
FOR SALE—M »KE MONEY BY CARE*
fttl speculation In grain through a
reliable, successful firm. Exc llont op
portunities to m» h profits by our new
plans. F'tilly explained and sent free.
Highest references. PATTTSON <fc CO.,
757 Omaha bldg., Chicago, 111. 4-30-0
FOR SALE—
LIST YOUR PROPERTY' WITH
ERNEST G. TAYLOR,
Real Estate end Investment Broker,
214 N. Spring st.
He will sell it for you. 12-11-5
FOR - BUILT. EAe>Y
payments. Get our figures for cash
or payments. Good work and fair prices.
See onr plans: also sea houses already
built. lIOLWAY LAND CO., room 14,
California Bank b'ldg. tf
FO R~SAL E—VP. USI NESS CHANGE—A
party having $1000 to loan Oil good
securi y can find a good opportunity and
secure a situation probably during
time of loan if everything can be made
mutual. F. H. riEI'ER & CO., 108 s.
Broadway. 2
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
done witli neatness and dispatch; pa
tronage solicited. Office, 818 Bvme blk.,
Third and Broadway. MISSES HOL
COMB. 1-1-96
FOR R A L~E^I _ WILL M AKITTXiOFFER
on any business, personal property oi
collateral you may wish tv exchange for
real estate. E. E. I'ARSONS, loom 1,
230 W. First St. tf
FOR SALE -$500—BAKERY; SOUTH
west; large brick oven; big route; long
lease; 4 nice living rooms; great chance
to increase tbe business; good borse,
wagon, etc.: exceptional opportunity.
BEN WHITE, 221 ft. First st. 2
WANTED - PARTNER IN STEAM
laundry plant: will stand investiga
tion : small capital required. Address 1.,
Box 40, Herald. 2
FOR BALE-$3000; STORE DEALING
in ladies' and children's snoe-, under
wear, etc.; barguin. BEN Will lE. 221
W. First st. • 2
FOR SALE-$1000; HALF INTEREST
in good paying liierv stable; full
value; no risks. BEN WHITE, 221W,
First st. 2
FOR SaTTe—slso; RESTAURANT; NO
help needed: clears $14 weekly; is a
rare chance. BEN WHITE, 221 W. First
st. 2
FOR SALE-LODGING HOUSE, NEAR
postoflice; 12 rooms neatly furnished:
$575. Apply to BEN WHITE, 221 V\.
First st. 2
TO SELLOUT YOUR BUSINESS SEE
I. D. BARNARD. 117., S. Broadway.
FOR SALE—LODGINQ HOUSES
FOR S.YLE-OUR SPECIALTY' 18 THE
lodging house business, and we have
on our oooks over 100 opportunities for
you to chooso from; so if you need any
tiung in this line, sbould Do pleased to
have you call, as we are positive we
can suit you both in price and location.
E. T. CA'SEY & CO, 113';,' S. Broadway.
TO LODGING-HOUSE BUYERS-ON
account uf deatb we have piaeed in
our hands a lodging house of 30 rooms,
situated on Hill street very close in
which must be closed out at once; every
room furnished complete, some bed room
suits costing as high as (88; this is an
elegant opportunity for some one to
make money as tbe bouse is paying a
very large profit on the investment. E.
T. CASEY & CO. 113,'j S. Broadway.
LOOK AT THtS-23 ROOM 8 ON 8
Broadway bang up against the busi
ness and building portion of tbe street;
lease for 2 years which alone Is worth
tbe price asked; two front rooms rented
permanently for $55 per month; come
at once, as ibis will not remain long and
see bow cbeap you can buy this proper
ty; part cash. E. T. CASEY * CO.
118 m S. Broadway, the lodging-houic
specialists.
A SNAP—A LUNCH ROOM CLOSE
to Main on Third feeding 200 people
a day. for $200; must go. E, T. CASEY &
CO. 118J* S. Broadway.
A 0-ROOM HOUSE ON MAIN CLOSE
to tno postoTice nicely and neatly
furnished,clean and bright,for $600; please
come and look at this. K. T. CASEY &
CO. 113,'j S. Broadway.
WANT A CUSTOMER AT ONCE FOR
a 15-roora bouso on Olivs st. ; rooms
all full; house completely furnished
and newly papered; we want to sell this
place on Monday sure and all you have
to do is to sec it; make us an offer and It
is yours. E. T. CASEY & CO.
S. Broadway.
YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS IN CALl
fornia—A 30-roora lodging bouse be
tween First anu Second sts. in Los An*
geles for $1250; rooms all full and paying
a profit of over $100 per month. E. T.
CASEY & CO., 113'/. 8. Broadway.
A COTTAGE OF SIX ROOMS ON W.
P'iftli st. at almost nothing; rooms are
full and completely furnished. E. T.
CASEY (t CO., 113J a ' 8. Broadway.
HERE IS A CORKER—IS ROOMS ON W.
Seventh, between Broadway and
Hill, at a small shade above nothing;
can buy this nt your own price as tbe
property is given to us to dispose of,
unit will make any kind of terms with
you. E. T. CASEY a- CO., 118}$ S.
Broadway. 0
FOR SALE—
Lodging bouse 31 rooms completely
furnished; centrally located on Spring
St.; steadily occupied by goud reliable
tenunts and office men. Price. $2500; will
sell or exchange for grocery stock of $1600
and $1000 in casb, or will lake a good roal
estate mortgage. Address R-, box 20, this
otlice. 12-1
FOR SALE-LODGING HOUSE OF 31
rooms newly furnished in first-class
style in the heart ol the city, on Spring
St., bringing in $10u clear profit per
mouth over and above expenses and rent,
etc.; price, $2000; owner has to go east on
urgent business is the reason for selling.
Addrejs T., box 40, this office. 12-4
RESTAURANTS
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE LUNCH ROOM
316., 8. Broadway; home cooking;
remomber tbe Thanksgiving dinner
Thursday: this is the most unique lunch
l-arivr-. in the city. 12-a7
FINANCIAL
Rates for advertisements under this classifi
cation—! time, 5 cents per line: 1 week, 30
cents per line: 1 month, f 1 per line.
PACT itS LOAN CO-LOA!N BflnTXnY
amounts on all kinds of collateral
security, diamonds, jewelry ami seal
skins, also on pimios, furniture and
household goods in privnte, lodging and
boarding houses or hotels without remo
val. Partial payments received. Money
quick; nusiness"confidential; privato ot
lice for ladies. W. It. DX GROOT, mana
ger, rooms 2. 3, and 4, 114 a. Spring st. tf
UNION LOAN CO.—
Stimson blk.
Loans money on ail kinds of collateral
sccuritv; Watches, diamonds, aealskins
and furniture in lodging and hoarding
bouses and on pianos without removal;
also on bonds, atucks, mortgages; low
interest; inonev at once; business confi
dential; private office for ladies, room
112. CLARK A. SHAW, manager, rooms
111 B"d 112, lirst Moor, Stimsjn blk.
MONEY TO LOAN ON ~DI AMONDS,
watches, jewelry, sealskins, etc.; also
on pianos, merchandise, iron and steel
safes, furniture in lodging houses, board
ing bouses and hotels, without removal;
also on city and country property; low
Interest; can have money at once; busi
ness confidential: private office for ladies.
GEO. S. ROBINBON, 253 W. First St.,
rooms 2 and 3.
TH^rifJERMA N~SAVINGS 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 anil Trust Co. will be ac
cepted, making tbe expense on
such loans v«ry small. Building
loans a specialty. Apply to
1!. G. LINT, Agent, 227 W. Second.
9.1611
L. B. OOH N—
The I,os Angeles pawnbroker, 146 N.
Main st., loans money on diamonds,
watcbes, jewelry, lireaims. pisnos, li
braries ami all other collateral securities;
also sells unredeemend pledges for money
loaned and one month's interest added;
make no mistake, it is the reliable L. B.
COHN, ihe Los Angeles pawnbroker.
IL-10_
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OB GO UN
try real estate; lowest rates; personal
notes or security, warrants, discount
mortgiges or any" negotiable papers; for
sac, lirst class guaranty mortgases,inter
est 6 net. JOHN L. PAVKOVIOH.22O W.
First st. 3 24tf
POINDEXTER A WADSWOETH, BROK
ers, 305 W. Second St., buy snd sell
stocks, mortgages, bonds and any good
securities; if you wish to lend or borrow
or invest in real estate call on us: collec
tions mads and properly managed for
non-residents. 2Stf
MOXEY~T6~LOAN.SAFE FIRST-CLASS
mortgages for sale. Close and prompt
attention to collections. In collections
money must come. Advice about mort
gages and collections free. Apply at
room 200, Byrne bdg., Third and Broad
way.
FOR BALE^S2ST6bo"7ORT3O,ot)O"BCHOdL
bonds. These bonds are first-class in
all respects; will fell to net buyer 6 per
cent interest; abstract and attorney's
opinion with bonds. We nsk you to in
vestigate. H, M. CONGER <t SON, 123
S. Broadway.
NATIONAL LOAN AND INVESTMENT
Co.—Loans money on all kinds of col
lateral seourlty; money quickly: business
strictly confidential. "Rooms 96 and 96,
Brvson blk.. fifth floor. JOHN MITCH
ELL JON KS, manager. 7-3 lyr
TO LOAN-MONEY~IN SUMS TO SUIT
at reasonable rates. WILLIAM F.
BOSBi'SHELi., 107 S. Broadway. 10-l.itf
MONE if TO LOAN—BY MOORK <t PAR
sons, 228 W. Second st., in any sum.
at low rates, on both city and country
property; also have choico 6 per cent
mortgage, guaranteed, for sale. 6-Btf
MONBY LOANED ON DIAMONDsT
watches, jewelry, pianos, live stock,
carriages, bicycles, all kinds A personal
and collateral security. LEE BROS.. 402
8. Spring St. 20tf
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND 7 PER
cent net on gooi cirv or country
property, in sums from $10iK) to 110,0003
M. F. ODEA,
tf Fourth st. and Broadway.
TO LOAN—UNLIMITED AMOUNT FOR
small loans: no commission; light
expense. SECURITY LOAN AND
TRUST CO., 223 8. Spring St.
FO R~SALK - WE HAVE SOME
choice mortgages on gilt-edge prop
erty for sills. DENVER BUILDING CO.,
107 S. Broadway. 10
TO LOAN- $1000 TO $10,000 ON' REAL
estate security. ALLISON BARLOW,
123 S Broadway. 6-7tf
BORROW
WANTED—
To oormw $8500 on first-class inside
property; no agent; will only deal with
principal. COYNE .t CO.
tf 2 L. A. Theater bldg.
MON E Y~W~A N~TE~D^i6OO ON GOOIM if
proved and income Pasadena proper
ty; also $1200 and $1500 on gilt edge city
property. Address P, box 10, tbis office.
12-4
WAN TED—TO~B6I BOW 84600: 9 PER
cent net interest; good security. Ad
dress 0., box 100, this office. 6
wanted—of pbivate party, $1500
at 10 per cent on Improved ranch. E.
E. PARSONS, room 1, 230 W. Firat st. tf
stocks, bonds and mortoaoes
For bale-subscribe for sharks
in the thirteenth annual series of the
Savings Fund ond Building Society of
Los Angeles; established in 1883. Office,
rooms 101-102 Wilson block, First and
Springs's. 12-n
MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY^
DON'T READ THIS IF YOU DO NOT
care for a healthy body, but If you do
you will never regret it. Massaee, salt
rub, shower and electricity. MRS. DR.
MAYER, 008 X S. Broadway. 12-2
ELECTRIC VAPOR BATHS AND MAS
sage, shampooing snd chiropody; 18
years'experience. MRS. L. SCHMIDT
EDDY', lit], S. Broadway. 31
EDITH ANWAY OF BOSTON GIVES
massage tbat is delightful and re
freshing; also alcohol baths. 8.
Spring, room 12. No 12-15
MIBB LO l7\ PRFis'Fo"rtr MASSAGE
and alcohol oaths. 288<_ E. First st.
rooms 2-3. 12-6
HILDA STANLEY—MABBAGE AND
alcohol baths. Rooms 17-18, 233)_
E. First st. 12-5
MRS. M. IRVING, ALCOHOL BATHS.
127 E. Third St., rooms 22 and 24,
third floor. 18-14
MAGNETIC TREATMENT AT 208 WlN
ston at., upstairs, one block east of
postoflice. M-lB
SEE M V RAG RE V, FAMOUS MASSAGE,
magnetic movement, vapor baths. 318
W. Fourth st. „
CCTJ MYIIA OIIAY, 318 W. FOURTH
street. v *- v >
DRYLAND CLEAN STORAGE FOR
household goods, pianos, trunks.etc.;
City Warohouse, 675 Upper Main st. C.
T. SMITH, proprietor. Telephone. 615.
PL
FRANK A. WEINBHANK, PLUMBER
and gas litter. 240 E. Second st. Tel.
| 136.
FOR RENT—HOUSES
Rates for advertisements under this elestlfl.
ration—l time, ."> cents par line; 1 week, no
cents per line; 1 month, $1 per line.
buth; nsnr electric lint, $10 per
month; or for sale in $2 > payments. It.
VMROH, room 80. Temple bik. tf
Thirty •second: water. 7
FOR RENT-ROOMS
tOBjRBwT—IB* 'N. MAIN ST.: THK
Denver; nicely iurnlshed rooms, $I.mi
per week.and upwards; center of city;
250 to $1 a day. 9-14 M
FOB ItKXT—ROOM AND BOARD~FOR
two, tbe best board in town; French
cooking, home comfort, small faroilv;
||,00 per week. Mtj East Seventh et. 0 j
FO R~B ENT—THK ST. CLAIR, 427',
San Pedro St., cor. Winston; new,
sunny, housekeeping rooms, furnished or
unfurnished. 12-0
FOR E F.N T—TH F. MA It I P08aT"821~K."
Second st.; furnished rooms, $1.25
per week up; lodging, 26c, 35c, and 500
per night. _ 10-ltf
FOR R KNT—THK FRANCIS; FUR
nishod rooms; lirenlaees; at reasons
bio rates. 322 8. Spring St., over Owl
drug store I>*B _
FOR RKNT-rLKASANT AND SUNNY
rooms furnished, single or en suite;
table hoard if desired. Home I'laee, 003
S. Main 8
FOR RENT—THE MEN LO; ELEGANT-
Iy furnished rooms; Paths tree; prices
low. 4io S. Main St., opp. postofliue. tt
FOB RENT—TWO LAMB PARLORg
for offices or dressmaking parlors, 44U
8. Main at., next to postdflsce. 2 |
FOR~BENT~NKWLY"
first-olass rooms and oftices at 130 X.
Spring st.;call and see tbem. 12-4
FOR RENT—FINEST ROOMS AT 600,
75c,and $1 per day: $.; to $7 per week.
At Grand Pacific, 423 S. Spring St. 10-29tf
FOR BENT - FIRST-CLASS FVft.
nlsbsd rooms, single or en suite; rent
ressonahle. New Hsllman. 120 N.Main at.
FOR RENT—LODGE ROOM AT TUR
ner hall; every first and third Friday
of each mouth, inquire of Janitor. 14tf
FOR RENT-MIS^EU^AjNEOUS^
FOR ii E XT— A ACR E IMPROVED
ranch in Downey. See DEN WHITE]
221 W. Firat st. 2
dentins _
ADAMS 7i 1 tOfco^DENTAL
230' a S. Soring st.; painless extract
ing and filling: plate, $o, $s, $10; all work
guaranteed: established 1.) years; boura
8-5; Sundays 10-12.
ALBANY~DENTAL PARLORS—OEB•
man American Bane bidg. A set of
teeth, $8; best S. S. White teetb, $10 per
set.
j7e. LA FORCE, DENTIST, 138... 8.
spring St., Los Angeles; rooms 7 and
8. 3-4.
W. H. MASSER, D. D. 8., HAS ASSO
ciated himself witb A. P. Haas, D.
D. S,. 115 W. First St. 2-22-6
Fni7cUN~XINO HAM, DENTIST,
moved to Stimson blk.,cor. Third and
Spring. Tel. 45.
DR. S. H. TOLHURST, DENTIBT.FRED
Byrne blk., northwest cot. Third and
Broadway, room 230. 12-28
FRANK ~BTKVENS, 324!_ S. SPRING
st. Open Sundays and evenings. Elec
tric light.
DR." KENNEDY, DENTIST, 108,'J N.
Spring st., rooms 2, 6 and 7. Painless
extraction.
— —i— iii. .i bbs
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
FOR BAI.E A
hand pianos on easy terms; largest
renting atook in tbe city: tuning ana re
pairing pi'iimptlf attended to by compe
lent workmen.' KOHLER ,t CHASE,
2(3 8. Spring st. 9-6tf
FOR BALE—6O RUNNING FEET OF
wiro fence, 10 ft. high, with gate. It
is in good condition and is suitable for
otlice, store or factory partitions. Will
be aoid cheap. For further particulars
call at Ihe business otlice of Tho Herald.
FOR SALE --$..00 PIA X< >, XE W. FOR
$200; must bo sold quickly. 3U W.
Seventh St. 2
FOR SALE—OLD PAFKRSIN~QUANTL~
tiea to suit, at. this office.
I !=
JiJWITMLISM
EABLB— - - - ~
Independent slate writer. Parlora A,
B end C, ltamona hotel, cor. Spring and
Third sts. Hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 12-5
MBS. SHRINER~ XF'ST AND BDBl
ness medium; sittings daily; abort
time only; circles Tuesday and Friday ut
8 p. m. Scientific treatments, develop
ment of mediumship; charges reasonable.
303 W. Seventh st; hours 10 to 4. 12-11
WAN '1' E o C lEN Ce' O AL MIST R V"
— Ladies and gents bave your life
read by that gjoat pbrenologlst and palm
ist, Mine. Amcdee, from Paris. She bas
been 15 seasons, to Saratoga Springs, X.
V.; has been tested there by leading sci
entists; she locates diseases, advises (or
business anu love affairs; she rea.'s In
your bands all events of your life; no secret
for her science. Fee, $1. Office open
from 1 to sp. ni. 506 S. Main it,, bet.
Fifth and Sixth sts.. 12-12
SALE—LIVE STOCK
FOR bTle CHEAP—A GOOD DRlV
ing mare; bus been used by a lady ex
clusively for over two years; would ex
changn "for groceries. 128 Weat 30th at,
i BICYCLES
10 TRADE—EDISON'S LATEST~IM
proved spring motor phonograph out
fit for a goon bicycle. Address, Edison,
Herald office. 2_
THE AGENOY
for the Relay bicycles, 223 W. Fifth.
12-9
NURSES
WAWED^MTtsT^MT^
fessional nurse; obstetrics and all dia.
cases and ailments. References given
and required. MRS. M. W. XRACIE, 239
8. Hill st. 12-14 [
HousEjnoym^^^^
HtTIIBK MoTING. EEPA/RINU AND
building promptly attended to by
SPRING & BULGER, at 430 8. Flowet
st. 12-20
R. D. LIST, NOTARY PUBLIC AND
conveyancer; legal papers caretully
and promptly drawn at 1233 a W. Second.
12-4
fljg .^.^
KNIGHT BROS.. PATENT SOLICIT
ors; free book on patents. 308 Stim
son blk. 0-22-0
THfTpLACE TO HAVE YOUR WATCH
repaired—You get a guarantee worth
something. W. J. GETZ, 338 8. Broad
way. 12-15
BARBBRS^^^^^
THE BLOOMErTbaRBER SHOP; SEE
the lady baroer, coi. Spring and Bay.
enth sts. 11-31
CAftPET CJLEANINO^^
STEAM CARPET CLEANINICsEWING
and laying. JOHN 11. RICHARDS,
120 N. Spring; tel. 1313. 8 9-tf

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