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City Breach Agencies
. . OF . .
The HERALD
In order to accommodate the public Tha
Rerald 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
■tain office as soon as received.
These branch agencies do not include
the hundreds of book s-tores and news
Stands In all parts ot the city where The
Herald Is also for sale.
Boyle Heights
E. Donnell, news dealer, 2114 E.
Pirst st
East Los Angeles
Mrs. E. C. Thacker. news dealer, 104
N. Daly st. _ _
SanFernando Street
McKinzie's Pharmacy, i4;« San Fer
nando st.
W'estlake Park
Donald A. Ross, news dealer. zioo
W. Seventh st.
University
H. L. Park, drugs, stationery, etc..post'
•ffice building.
South Central Avenue
Chicago Pharmacy, sor. Central ave.
•nd 12th st.
CHURCH NOTICES
ST. PAUL'8 OHUROH, EPISCOPAL
Olive st. upp. the pars:. Open every
day in the year. Daily service at Ma.
m. The oiergv will res poll.1 to all calls
ior tbe offices of Hie church for strangers
or visitors Without respect to creed: buri
als, marriages, baptisms or visitations of
the sick. Use of tbe church cheerfully
given free lor funeral service-. Tel. 143.
Led. tf
SPECIAL NOTICES
LEWIS * ALDKRSO.V
.112 S. Main st.
Yon don't have to have much money
to furnisn your bouse nicely at Lewis A
Alderson'e. Prices ore such now that a
little money goes a long way in buying
furniture. Eastern people often tell us
they can furnish up as cheap and even
cheaper here than they could back east.
We buy strictly for cash and discount
•very bill and seek to find where we can
buy the best, goods for the Icssl money.
Our large acquainiance from childuood
with the best eastern factories makes it
possible for us to get bottom pi ices on ev
erything, and selling as we do foi spot
cash, we can dap re on the smallest mar
gin of profit. We sell line, heavy, solid
oak cbeval bed room sets with 18x40
French plate mirrors for $1S and $20:
good sets as low as $10; woven wire
springs for $1.60; folding beds for $0;
new oak ex tension tables for $.">; others
for $4; wood chairs fcr 50o; cane seat
chairs for 7">c: extra heavy solid oak.
high back chairs for $1; rockers, $1,60 to
$0; dining tables. $1.60 to $'!; new No. 7
cook stoves for $7; good gasoline stoves
from $2 up; gas stoves for $1.50; latest
Improved washing machines for $li.50;
ladies' oak desks for $7.60. polLhed oak
roll lop desks for S20: tine oak secretaries
and book cases for $15; lirst-class parlor
organ for $36; mirror folding beds for
?18: art squares for $4; linen warp mat
ting 'or 15c and 20e; Hood oilcloth for
2.">c. There are carpets, bedding, pillows, \
crockery, tinware and about auytning
Wanted to furnish your house from cellar
to garret, all cheap ior cash at LEW is
ALDER80VS. 112 S. Main si. if
FOR St PER WEEK- ON ACCOUNT OF
tbe daily arrival of the very latest de
signs in sewing machines direct from the
eastern factories, and to close out our
older stock, we will tor the next few days
offer to the people of Los Aneeies and
vicinity our second-hand maobinea of all
standard makes (almost new 1 at very low
tirices. and can be paid fur at the rate of
$1 per week. Also headquarters for the
old reliable light running New Hume
sewing machine. Drop in and look them
oer and he convinced for vourself. THE
NEW HOM E 8EWINO MACHINE OF
FICE, .'(40 >.. Spring st, bos Angeles; B5 E.
t'oloraao st.. Pasadena. lot!
Bl'SI S ESS it EWSPA1'ER—THE DA ILY
Journal, a business newspaper, pub
lishing all the county official recoids,real
estate transfers, mortgages and liens,
building new-, contract work - , nnancial
news, and all news relating to tlie re
sources and development of Southern
California and tbe great territory of the
southwest. One dollar per month, or in
advance $1" per year. 227 W. First st..
Los Angeles. Cal. 6-1H
NOTICE—THE LOS ANGELES i ITV
Water Co. will strictly enforce the
following rulfs: The hours for sprink- 1
ling are between the hours of t. and 8
ocloek a.m. and b and 8 oclock p.m. For
a violation of the above regulations the
water will he shut off and a line ol *2
will be charged before the water will be 1
turned 011 again 4-29
FOR SALE -NOTICE TO REA l. ES~- i
tale dealers The best evidence that
It pays to advertise in the Herald i- tbe
fact tnal nnarl\ all the leading dealers in
the city aro represented in its "for sale'
•olumns, and they hud that it pays.
These advertisers are not expert*
nientine. Ihey are wideawake business
men. They have thoroughly teste.1 Tbe
Herald as an advertising .iiadium and
• re so well sat 1- tie a wit h tin. r< - o 1 Is that
they stich- to tbe proposition.
fOR BALE 50 Itl'NNING FEET OP
wire feme. In feel blah, with gate; is
in good ooiicjilion and is suitable for
•ffice, store or [m lory partitions; will be
sold , heap. For further particulars call
at business office ot tn< Herald, 11
MOT I UK TO t II K 1 o 11 l l- Kri 1000
teams wanted, to haul cel.. from Fort
Thomas to the town "t Globe. \. I., and
Sapper back from Globe to I on Thomas '
01 LA VALLEY, GLOBE A NORTHERN
RY. «.'(>., bj Win. Garland, president.
Add n ss, Bowie, A. T. 1 f
REMOVAL. — THE REAL - JESTATE
and renti'ig aienoy uf Y. li.
KETCH AM has been removed to room
T. 189 N. Spring. tit
MRS. ALEXANDER REMOVES CORNS
and bullions ami gives massage at
4B'I H, Main st., opp. postofflcc. 12-27
|!2S0 WILL ill Y 1 HOM K LOT .\\<JE.
leno Heights, s. K. LINDLEY, 100
a. Broadway. ti
DR. I.. BOHLES1NGER, THE NOTED |
insdium, is at the Na n a :, room 2S7.
A. F. BLOPEU—HOI BE MOVER! OF.
hee. IB! \. Hr.,;.Twav
„, _.. URESSMA KINO
MRS. H.M.I'l.l;. fvai .I.RE.-s.\LVKKit7
211 W. First »t , rnuiu in. Los Ange
las. Prices ire,,, $.'1.60 up; hi guaranteed.
FASHIONABLE ilRESSMAKTNG PAR.
lors, 211 W. Bl.Xth -I. price leaBOIl
ahle: mom I. on lirst lloor. 12-8
MRS. A. L. UARLETON, PARISIAN
modiste; work guaranteed 1 ::i N
Pnrin ■
NURSER\
LOS ANGELKB NURSiilt 1 ili.es,
plains, seeds, bulbs and eavti; Wwcs't
priaef. .*» S. Braauwajr.
HELP WANTED—MALE
--six
Rates for advertisements trader this classifi
cation—l time, 5 cents per flfae; I week, 30
cent? per line; 1 month. *1 per line.
Successors to
PETTY, HUMMEL or CO.,
| EMPLOYMENT AGENTS,
800-802 W. Second St.. In basement
California Bank bldg.
Tel. 800.
Office hours from 7 n. m. to 7:30 p. ni.,
• except Sundays.
! MEN'S DEPARTMENT.
Shoemaker, sailors, $30. etc. : twocoop
ers, tight work; two experienced orango
I I fiackers, three months' work; hero boy,
is 6 etc.. goiid home.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
1 'Three house girls, city, small fomilice.
I $20 each: house cirl, eastern tamiily, -$20;
. woman about 35 years. bouseworK small
• family. $20; house girl. Whiltier, Santa
. Paula.Ontario, Pasadena. Cblno,t2o. each:
i seco.id girl. Riverside. (20 and fare, call
early: cook and second girl, $'-'."> and $20:
girl assist in boarding bouts, |8 week;
liousekeeier. man and son, $10; boots-
I keeper, man anil thiee children, $10, fare
I paid; house girl, family ol two.J|city, $25;
| man to drive delivery wagon and collect.
ISO month, must deposit 1500 with cni
i~l» r ' HOTEL DEPARTMENT.
I Waitress, lirst-class country hotel. $20;
linen room girl, call early ; cbarohermaid,
rooming house. 115; woman cook, coun
try, tl day.
HUMMEL BROS A- CO.
EASTERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
115' 2 V Mam, tel. 237; furnishes
hotels, restaurants ami families with
i competent help at short notice. KEAR-
I NEY ,V CO., tel. 237. tf_
! WANTED-SALESMEN —fIOO TO $125
per month and expenses; sample
line; position permanent, pleasant and
desirable. Address, with stamp, KING
MFC CO., F. 73, Chicago. 7-29
WAN TED— 1 FE W~ME N OF GOOD AD
dresa can lind employment by apply
ing at room 22, German-American Bank
bldg., F'irjt and Main sts. 3-24-9b'
WANTED—BALKBMAN FOR CITY~RrS
tail trade; must ue good advertising
man. Give ace. references and experi
ence. Address L.C., box 80, this office. 3
WANTED—BALMSMAN TO SELL THE
small retail trade dry goods; refer
ences ioijuired. E. C. BARNES A- CO.,
8 251 S. Broadway.
WA NTE I) HF. LP FR EE-- 27 SITV A~
lions, -111. S. Broadway. E. Nittin-
Ct-r.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
WANTED—POSITION AS NURSE OR
companion for an invalid hy a young
man who is a magnetic healer; no objec
tion to traveling, POWELL DISPEN
SARY, 23ti<4 S. Spring St. 12-7
WANTEH-cooK WANTS SITUATION,
family or hoarding house; low wages.
Address V, box 60, Herald. 12-3
SITUA TIONS WANTED- FEMALE
WANTED - SITUATION BY YOUNG
woman as housekeeper or general
housework; would like to take a little girl
aung; a good home and reliable wages:
no objection to country. R. G., this
otlice. 7
WANTED—BY COMPETENT, ENPERI -
eneed hotel housekeeper, position in
a first-class hotel; can give references from
the heat hotels In the state. Address G.,
box, 20, this office. 5
WANTED-AOENTS
WANTED — GOOD At IEN TS GEn"t~LE
mcn or ladies, to sell Xmas juvenile
hooks, albums and works of art: libeial
commissions, Call for particulars Monday
and Tuesday between 8 and 10 a. m. L.
BEHYMER, general agent, 250 S. Spring
i street. tf
WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS
WA NT El >-A "POH
choice residence loi on Angeleno
Heights, 50x160 leet. east of Echo Park;
roust be S)»d; price, |2&0. S. K. LIND
| LEY, 10U S. Broadway. tf
I WANTED- WILL TAKE 3000 FEET 2X4
redwood or fence posts, and 2500 lbs.
barbed wire in exchange for horses, or on
new upright piano. 506 S. Broadway. 1-2
WANTED —TO BORROW — $1600 ON
lirst-class improved, good Inoome.Pus
adena property. Answer soon. Address
P, box 10, Herald. :;
j WANTED—ONE CAR OF CRUDE OIL
| for gas making: offers invited. Ad-
I dress, ST. HELENA GAS CO., St. Hel
ena, Oal, 3.5-8
WANTED—A CHILD TO BOARD AND
care fur. Address, 526 E. Twenty
i first at. 3"
WA NTED—GOOJ>_COWS ; WILL TA X E
one or more good cows on first-class,
new upright piaco. LEONARD, 506 s. ]
Bread way. tl
MEDIUMS
MADAM STEWART—FROM BOBTON- '
j the greatest gifted and wonderful j
! clairvoyant in the world; the seventh
i daughter of a seventh daughter, she is a <
I oorn medium and tbe greatest raid reader ,
Ii" the world; she ha. read cards since II
years of age on mining, speculation, la*- i
suits and all business affairs: marriages,
i bringing tbe separated and lost lovers
; together; she has no equal; after going I
anu seeing others call and see her and be
I coovlnoed of her wonderful power and
I guts. Card readings, ladies or gentle
| men, 50 cents. No. :r>s' 3 S. Spring St.,
I parlors 7-8.
! THE WORLD'S FAMOUS MEDIUM
and pal rrj ist, formerly known tnrough
-1 out Eurone and America as Syra, the
child medium: greulest living medium.
} independent slate writer of the age: if 1
deceived through fakirs, w mld-he mcdi- '
, unis. come, Syra will give you a free tejt :
jto prove her powers: she fells jn,t wh it
I you want to know; if you are sick or in
tiounle she can help you. 318 W. l'ourih
j street. " 10 30*8(1
MRS. PARKER, I'ALMIST.CLAIRVOY
anI medium: lite reading, business:
1 removal-. law-uits, mineral locations, !
! loce affairs, etc, l ake Traction car to i
Vine -1., -ccond liou«c west ol Vermont '
I aye.
| MRS. WALKER, THE GREAT CLAIR-j
voyant and card medium, is meeting 1
i witb wonderful success; she invitis the
most skenticul to teat ncr power. Parlors
U I 318;; S. Spring st. 1-17
DR. M. MUHHLENBRUCH, TEST ME
dium and spirit healer; test circles
!on Tuesday and Friday evenings; ad mis- I
sion 25c. The Brooklyn. 328 W. Fifth st.,
: cor. Hill. 12 11
Mis- KaTE LAMPMAN, TRANCr*,
i test and business medium. Colonial
| Hat No. t. cor. Broadway and Kighth sts.
Circle- Tuesday and Friday nights.
!MME. STANLEY — CELEBRATED
card reader; tells \ our past, present and
future; ladies, 26c; gemlemen, H»c. Par
lor 0, 322 S. spring at. U0
: AGNES H. PLEABANCE, THE CELE
| brattd dead trance medium; sittings
daily at her resldeuco . No. 834 8. Broad
! way. 12-il
I MRs. MAI I) FREITAO, BUSINESS
:est medium; sittings daily; circles
Monday and Thursday evenings! room
12. 32U ; S. Spring st. " 12-12
MAI AM NORMAND, THE MAGNETIC
healer and life readme medium; de
relop medium power. 22U 1 -.' E. 7th st. 12-2
| THE MEDIUM MRS. HAt'.NETT, WILL
give .ittiugs .laily at Ul.l E. Sixth st.;
j > irelo Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
MME. DU VAL, I he" wonderful
clairvoyant and medium, gives sit-
iUi— m . Main .1. UfM
LOS ANOELBS HERAI/D: TUJESDAV MORNING. DECEMBER 3. 1895.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
Kates for advertisements under this clastifl-
I cation -1 time, 5 cents per line; 1 weed. 30
cents per line; 1 month, tKI per line.
PERSON AL — j v^t^Sjk^kTvlSpiSQ
money- -That's what people set who
nave tried a small ad. in The Herald.
Thay don't cost much, hut tne results
are simply marvelous. In this po|>plar
department The Herald has made a gain
ot moro than 200 per cent during the
past few months. Hie circulation counts.
Ibe Herald nas it. If you want lo talk
to half the people in "i.os Angeles and
other parts of Southern California, try 1
s-nall ad. Inndditiin to the immense
and rapidly increasing circulation of The
Herald, its sales by newsboys, OB trains.
1 at hot#_ and summer resorts, make <>
the advertising medium of tbe Pacific
coast.
Look over these small advertisements
today. They jirill interest you and may
make yen some money.
Tomorrow try one. Tbe results will be
both surprising and satisfying. li- itf
PERSONAL-FRESH ROASTED OOP
fee. Mocha and Java, 350; Ralston
cereal coffee, Ise; 5 lbs. good tea. SI; 8
lbs. rolled wheat,2sc; S Ids. best rice,2sc;
•I lbs. eastern buckwheat, 25c; can maple
syrup, Zftc; can cocoa, 15c; Scans baked
heans, 28c; 3 cans salmon, 25c; can corn
bsef. 10c; II lbs. beans. iSnj 8 lbs
prtinsi, 25c; 8 lbs. raisins. 25c; 4 lbs
peaches, 25c; BO bars soap, SI; pork, 8c;
bacon, 10c; pure margarine, a substitute
for butter, Sue a roll. ECONOMIC
store, 409 S. Broadway. _V
PEHSON AL—KAI. P~H S BROS. - GOLD
Bar Hour, 05c; city flour, SOc; granu
lated sugar. -1 lbs., $i; brown sugar, 22
lbs.. $1: 8 lbs. rolled wheat or oat... 260;
sardines. 0 boxes 25c; tomatoes, 4 cans.
25c: 7 bars Ocrman family soap. 25c; 5
gallons oil. 11; gasoline. II; 3 packages
morning meal, 25e; lard, 10-lb. can, 65c;
113 lba. beans. 25c; 8 lbs 1 ice, -sc. 001 S.
I Spring St., cor. Sixth. 8 20 96
r E RSO N A L-50 ~UV NNINQ FE ET OF
wire fence. 11l feet high, with gate;
is in good condition and is suitable for
office, store or factory partitions. Will be
sold (heap. Por further particulars call
at the business office of The Herald, tf
PERSONA I, - IHE LATEST "STYLE
Regents' suite made by crack eastern
tailors lor |S5, we sell for $15 if we can
tit you. MISFIT CLOTHING PARLOP.S.
124 W.First st..near Spring, Wilson blk. tf
PERSONAL—WHY PAY A MERCHANT
tailor $35 for a suit when you c:*n get
the same thing fur $15 at the MISFIT
CLOTHING PA RLolls, 124 W. First st.,
near Spring, Wilson oik. tf
PERSONAL - MISFITS AND"
called for garments at less than half
your tailors' prices at the MiSFIT
CLOTHING PARLORS, 121 W. First St.,
near Spring, Wilson blk. tf
PERSONAL NEW PROCESS— IRREO
olaritiea, from whatever cause, cured
without medicn c, mstmroents or pain :
sure cure; lady attendants: low fees.
819 S. Grand aye. 6-8-6
personal harky, did yob see
the nobby pair of prints I bought for
$3.50 at the MISFIT CLOTHING TAP.
I.ORs. 124 W. First St.. near Spring, Wil
ton blk. if
PERSONAL - PANTS IHAT WERE
I made to order for $1- we sell for $H at
'; the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS. 124
W. First st., near Spring, Wilson blk. tf
LADIES' " MISFIT STORE, 616 S.
Siring —Highest cash price paid for
ladies' second-hand clothing. Send pos
tal. 1-0 9b'
' PERSONAL —S. AXELFOHD PAYS
highest price for gents' cast-off cloth
ing at 105 N. Los Angelei St.; send poa-
I tal. 1-8-B6
i HIGHEST PRICES PAIIJ FOR MIsTIT
and second-hand clothing. A. MEY
i ER. tag E. I'ir.t st. 1-2-IH
PERSONAL
PERSONAL—MEN WANTED WBO ARE
now suttering from nervous, mental
or physical prostration to send for onr
new 4s'-page illustrated book, "Complete
1 Manhood, ' sent free on application,
i ERIE MEDICAL CO., US Niarara St.,
i lluffalo, New York. 8
j PERSONA I.—MA RRI AG E BUREAU - '
I Being a delineator of character I rind I
: a husband or wife who will makes happy 1
companion. If you wish to marry call
and leave pboto. .118 W. 4th St. 12-90
PERSONAL-ADA MS & BOWBN, KAR
peuturs, door ana windo* screens,
store fittings, house repairing, building
and altering: ironing hoards, .'lsc. 74- S.
Main, tel. 966, res. tel. blue s*l. 12 28
PERSONAL—PALMISTRY; 1 HANI)
read free: every hidden mystery re
vs led; life from cradle to grave without
i mistake: 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. Ill, W.
: Third si. PJ-'.t
EDUCATIONAL
, WOODBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE (IN- ;
I corporated), 226 8. Spring et.. is the
j oldest and largest commercial school in .
i Southern California; the mosl beantiful '
college rooms and equipments to be J
found in he state; elevator for pupii" !
I use; a large faculty ot experienced and
; able instructors; open the entire year; ;
1 both day and evening sessions: a practi- j
( cal English cour.s, a thorough business j
; course and a course in shorthand ami
typewriting under an experienced steno
' yraplier. Write or call for Illustrated
■ catalogue and full information, G. A.
HOUGH, president; N. G. KEEKER, ,
; vice-president.
LosANGEI.ES BUSINESS COLLEGE
(Incorporated,) 212 W. Third St.—The i
j oldest, largest, best equipped sohool of its |
I kind in the city; thorough courses of |
study; experienced teacher., modern
roelhods.new anil delightful rooms reach
ed by elevator: success graduates; day
and night sessions. Write or cal 1 for lull
j information,
THE GIRLS' COLLEGATE SCHOOL
(MISS PARSONS and .MISS DEN
NEN, principal.). 1918-1920-19.2 Grand
1 aye., near Washington st. Collegiate,
academic, preparatory, primary and
! kindergarten departments: attractive
home for boarding pupiis. tf
! MEN AND WOMEN TAUGHT TO MAX X ,
. crayon portraits in spare hour, at
i their homes l>j a new, copyrighted
method. Those learning my method
i will be furnished work by nic by whic.'i !
i they can earn $8 to $16 per week. Semi
I for particulars. 11. A. GRIP!', German
1 artist. Tyrone, Pa. jy'-T j
1 ST HILDA'S HALL,SCHOOL for GIRLS '
—GLfJNDAI.E—
1 incorporated) -i\ miles from Los An
! ••> les: ninth year begins September 25t11.
j MisS K. V. DARLING,
12-13 Principal.
FROEBEL I NBTITUTE (Casade Ro«a*";i
I training school for kindergarten; also i
I .ehool tor boys and girls of nil grades: '
: opens Sopteniber 23d. Apply to
8-7-ly MADAME LOUIS CLAYERIE.
ROYNTON NORMAL, FOR TEACHERS
only; begin- September lbtb; teach
ers aided in getting positions; teachers,
governesses and tutors supplied. Room ,
Stimson blk. ti 30tf
LOS ANGELES TRAINING SCHOOL |
for kindcrgartners. Fall term Beptem
■ her 18tb. MRS. N. D. MAY HEW, 6TB W.
I Twenty-third st. b'-Mf
MRS. 10. HA HER KOR N, TEACHER OF
elocution and modern languages, ;
Studio lit, I'irtle oldg.,Fourth and Broad- '
way. 12.9 I
ETON SCHOOL FOR BOYS, NO. 138 W. !
Pico st. HORACE A. BROWN, LL B.
: IT
I)j;. K. G. COLLINS, OFTHALMIC Of
ticlan, wiib the Los Angeles Optical
Institute; eyes examined free. 125 b.
Spring st.
1
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
FOR SALE-SOME GOOD BARGAINS
in second-hand organs: good makes.
kUULiiIU st CHASE, _U B. bytiug at.
FOR EXCHANGE •
Rates for advertisements under this classifi
cation—l time, a cents per line: 1 week, 30
centi per line: 1 month. VI per line.
foR Exchange— »"
by john h. coxe.
207 8. BRfMDWAY".
165 feet W. Seventh st.. to exchange for
fruit ranch near Pasadena or Cabncnga.
12-room bouse in (be southwest pert of
city for ranch
210 acres in Riverside county for city prop
erty; will assume.
8-room bouse, Bonsallo aye., for ranch.
5-room cottage, W. Twenty-eighth St., for
ranch property.
John h. coxr.,
1-6. 207 S. Broadway.
FOR Pi XCH ANGE
I'o you want 5 to 100 acres in tbe San
Gabriel valley?
Do you want a city residonoe?
Have, you got something to acll or
trade.
40 acres near Redondo.
E. K. ALEXANDER,
8-27-tf 145 S. Broadway.
FOR - IF YOU 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. E. PARSONS,
room 1, 230 W. First st. tf
FOR SALE OR EXCHAiNGE—S3OOO; A
snap; modern cottage of 7 large, de
sirable rooms, in very desira'de location
1 in this city: wants a grocery stock, $1500,
$500 cash, balance good long time. Ad.
dress P.. box 10. Herald. 12-4
FOR EXCHANGE-GOOD HORSE COW
or bicycle for paii'ting or plastering
new houses. R. D. LIST, 128!. W. Sec
ond st 12-20
F~OR EXCHANGE — SELL OR E.V
change your city property or rancnes
go to MORRIS _ LEE, 328 S. Boadway.
7-12ti _
EXCURSIONS
EXCURSIONS TO THE JIAST-THE
favorite personally conducted excur
sions of the Santa Fe route leave I.os An
geles every Thursday morning at 7
oclock; Pullman upholstered cars run
without change from Los AngeUs to Chi
cago. Kansas City, St. Louis and Minne
apolis; with annex cart to Boston: the
great pom' to remember is that you save
ot least one full day's travel by taking the
fast train of tbe Santa Fe route; attentive
conductors accompany the partiet;
through berths reserved and more de
tailed information obtained at the com
pany's office, 129 N. Spring St., Loa
Angeles, through any agent of the South
ern California railway.
JUDSON'S POPULAR EXCURSIONS—
Every Monday over the Rio Grande
Western and Denver and Rio Grande rail
way; scenic route; personally ocodUOtad;
newly upholstered cars through to Chi
cago, New V ork and lioston ; finest equip
ment, best service, quick time. Office,
212 S. Spring st.
PHILLIPS' PERSONALLY CONDUCT -
ed excursions, via tbe Rio Grande
and Rock Island routes. I»ave I.os An
geles every Tuesday, cross tbe Sierra Ne
] radaa and pass the entire Rio Grande
I scenery by daylight; alao via Southern
j route " every Monday. Office, 138 S.
j Spring st.
B U RLI NO TQN ROUTE—PERSONALLY
conducted excursions to tbe east every
! Wednesday, over the acenic line o.' tbe
j world. Upholstered tourist cars without
1 change. T. H. DUZAN, Agent, 222 S.
1 Spring St., Loa Angeles, Cal.
jGO TO MAGNUS' R AIL WAY - TIC KET
office for regular tickets to all pi ints
i east via any routs at cut rates. 228 S.
j Spring St.. opp. Los Angeles theater.
PHYSICIANS
THE BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD
-My powerful balsam against all pain
relieves you in 10 minutes of the most
acute pain in the nerve, headacbe. pain
lin the face, the dorsal spina, kidneys,
arms, lees, stomach, womb and all pains 1
; which afflict the human system wherever I
1 found, as well as those produced by
burns, DR. GUTIERREZ. 61s Upper
Main St., Sentous bl'iek, Lea Angeles, j
Cal. 1-1-96. I
DR. WIL LI AMD AW SON, VITAPATHIO j
physician, treats all diseases success- '
! fully by tbe electro vltapatbto system
.el extracting poisons from the hunan
i body. By this great syßtem all disease'
1 are extracted,leading the system pure and
free from disease. Eleven years practice
.in this city. F.lectric medicated hatlis ot
ail kinds, fee sworn statements atottiee,
■ SiQ 8. Broadway. 12-5
I DR." T.IPYBARRONDO, UNIVERSITY
of Madrid. (Private Dispensary. 1
Office hours. 10 to 12 a. m. ; I to 3 p. tu.;
moms 215 and 21H Wilson blk. Bellrienoe,
1 815 S. Los Angeles st. 12-5
j c7~s7"BELLOWS, M. P., HO.VH.n
pathic treatment of tne throat, chest
and nervous diseases. 35.3 S. Spring St.,
I tel. [phone]
! OR. DORA MSG. GERMAN-ENGLISH i
specialist: diseases of women; private '
! home for ladies during conlinement. 446 i
js. Btoadway.
MRS. DR. J. H. SMITH—SPECIALTY,
midwifery, lidies cared for during j
' confinement at 727 Bellevtte aye.; call* 1
promptly attended tv; tel. 1119.
j MRS. DR. BROWN. 608. BROADWAY" !
room 18, top floor. Electro-magnetic
j treatment.
drTkwong—
The eminent Chiness physician and
surgeon: office, ll.t'o S. Broadway, near
First st.
BATH PARLORS
; THE RALSTON TURKISH BATHS, 317 ,
W. Second St.. will open December
Ist. I'll s will be one of the neatest and |
I must complete batb houses on tbe c.iasi.
las sverytbing is new and of the lates;
improvement: the atelstgnts are all 1
, trained for the business, and this will he
■ run first class in eveiy particular. We [
have all the latest improvements in elec- j
; trie appliances, and gi\c all kinds of .
hath-. Prices icasojiahlc. 12-2 i '
LOST AND FOUND
IF THK PARTY THAI PICKED UP A
black ostrich Feather Ixu on Fourth
! st., bet. Olive st. and Broadway, Sunday,
will leave, it at 323 S. Spring St.,tbey will
receive reward. 3
LEFT AT Til IS OFFICE—A HEBREW
Bible. The owner is secretary of the
Ilefrew Children's society, and can get
; same by calling at this office.
: lost - IWKETBOOk, CONTAINING
i three notes, payable 10 Harry D. Sul
livan; lindcr will please return to 4021
Temple st. and get reward. 3 j
•FOUND -FOB Oil AIN AND KNIGHT ]
of I'vthuis i harm. Apply at room 5, I
j L. A. '1 heater building. 1 jj
A TTORNE YS-A T-LA W
!C. F. CROnTn, AT ioRNEY AT LAW;
offices. 13 and 14 Bank bldg., cor.Main
and First sts. Advice free. 12 10
j VICTOR MONTGOMERY-.:
Attorney at Law.
j 4 6-96 132 Stimsnn hik., Los Angeles.
PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, ETC.
PAT EN" T8 FOR "IN VENTIONS Ob
tained in all countries; bought and
i sold. S. J. DAY (t CO., patent at
torneys, room 85. Bryson blk. tf
I HAZARD & TOWNSEND, II DOWNEY
I h|k. Tel. 47. Los Anvelew. 3
PLUMBERS ,
1 R A NK~A WE UN Sll anIT. I'M IM BER
and gas titter. 240 E. itecond et. Tel.
IM.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Ratct for advertisement* under thin claMitt
catton-l time, 5 cents per line; 1 week, 30
cents per Hue; 1 mouth, 91 per line.
FOR BALE— ™
There is not "an agent In Los Angeles
that won Id not verify my statement that
tbe 10 acres which I advertise elscwhsre
in this paper is the biggest snap in
Southern California. Look it up.
2 F. B. WILLIAMSONS. Broadway.
FOR Mo¥kY~BY CARbT
ful speculation In grain through a
reliable, successful, firm. Excellent op
portunities to make profits by our new
plans. Fully explained and sent free.
Highest references. PATTISON ACO ,
757 Omaha bldg., Chicago, 111. 4-30-6
$500—GOOD OPK-N I NO;~PARTNER IS
wanted in one of the best established
detective offices in city; this is actually
ao exceptional chance; best of references
given ; sure to clear over $75 a month to
each, prolit. Apply for particulars at 221
W. First st. 4
FOR MALE -
LIST YOl'R PROPERTY WITH
ERNEST O. TAYLOR,
Real Estate and Investment Broker,
214 N. Spring st.
He will sell it for you. 12-14-5
FOR" S A LE— HO USES .BUI Uf. E a"sY
payments. Oet our figures for cash
or payments. Good work ami fair prices.
See our plans: also see houses already
built. HOLWAY LAND CO., room 14,
California Bank b'ldg. tf
FOR SALE — 3U-ROOM~~ LODGING
house on Broadway; price of furni
ture an i lease, $1300, must be sold at
once; bargain. ASSOCIaTKD HOTEL
INVESTMENT BUREAU, hotel brokers,
102 S. Broadway.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
done with neatness and dispatch; pa
tronage solicited. Office, HIS Bvrne blk..
Third and Broadway. MISSES HOL
COMB. 1-1-96
FOR S AI-E-f WILL MAKE AN OFFE R
on any business, personal property oi
collateral you may wish to exchange "for
real estste. E. E. f ARSONS, loom I,
230 W. First st. tf
FOR SALE-RIO SNAP, ON ACCOUNT
of sickreas; must be sold today: $350.
Store for $190, eroceries, cigats, tobacco,
notions, etc. OWNER, 140 W. tilth St. 3
FOR SA LE--WOLFSKILL TRACT, N ICE
8-room mudern house, rented al $25 a
month , $2100, part cash. BEN WHITE,
221 W. First st. I
BAKERS, ATTENTION! — BAKERY,"
southwhest part of city, Isrge ovens,
good horse, wagon, etc. I living rooms;
price, $500. BEN WHITE, 221 W. First
St. 4
FOR SA I,E-- G ROGER V STOBE.IF I FTH
St. and Maple aye. Aprlv to CKAIU,
STUART A CO., 112 S. Los Augalea st. 5
FOR SA LE LUNCH ROOMS, RA X EIVY
and delicacies; big bargain; 1200.
I. D. BARNARD, U,'., s. Broadway. 3
FOR SA LE —FRU IT AWu cTol R
store: good living rooms; only $31M.
I. D. BARNARD, 117. S. Br. adway. 3
FOirsAl E SHOIvFoRDER ItEST AU
ram; Lest bargain in town: $650.
I. D. BARNARD? 117~ S. Broadway. 3
FOR MALE-COAL, FEED~ GROCERY
and bay trade; living rooms; $750.
I. D. BARNARD, 1171, S. Broadway. 3
FOR SALE-BAKERY WITH OVEN;
large routes and shop trade; $050,
1. D. BARNARD. 1 IT■ _S. Uroadwsy. 3
FOR SA LE—A FINE DELIC ACY.BAK
ery und restaurant in a splendit' loca
tion; low rent. No. 513 S. Main st. 'J
$1200 - SALOON; * LARGE, WELL
equipped. BEN WHII'E.22I W. First
et. 4_
LODGING HOUSE." 12 ROOMS, ONLY
$675. BEN WHIlE, 221 W. First st. 1
ITO SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS SEE
I I. 1). BARNARD. 117', S. Broadway.
FOR SALE-LOBOINa MOUSES
FOR SALE—OUR SPECIALTY IS THE
lodging house business, and we have
on onr oooks over 100 opportunities for
you to Chouse Irom ;so if you need any
! tning in Ibis line, should be pleased to
| liavo you call, as we are positive we
i can suit you both i i price and location.
lE. T. CASEY" ,t CO, 113., S. Broadway,
i
—
iTO LODGING-HOUSE BUYERS—ON
account of death we nave poiced il) i
our hands n lodging house of 30 rooms,
situated on Hill street very close in
: which must ho closed out al once; every
room furnished complete, some hed mom
suits costing as high as $66; tins is an
elegant opportunity I'or some one to
, muKe money as tbe bouse is paying a
very Kirge prolit on the investment. E.
[T. CASEY A CO. U3J. 8. Hroadwav.
LOOK AT THIS—23 LOOM 8 O.N 8
BrradWay bang up against the busi
ness and building portion of tiie street;
leaso (or 2 years which slone is worth
' the price asked: Lwo front rooms rented
I permanently for $55 per month; come
'at onus, as this will not remain long and
see how cheap you cm buy this proper
< ty: port cash.' E. T. CASEY A CO.
113.. S. Broadway, the lodglog-boute
special.sts.
I ;
j A SNAP—A LUNCH ROOM CLOSE
j to Mum on Tbird feeding 200 people
. a day, for $200: mini go.sE. T. CASEY' ,t
I CO. HSJ-ij S. Broadway.
A 0-ROOM HOUSE ON MAIN CLOSE
to tpe postotice nicely and noaily
furnished.clean and bright,for $1100; please
i come and look at this. E. T. CASEY" it
j CO. 113.; S. Broadway.
I WANT A CUSTOMER AT ONCE FOR
a 15-room house on Olive st. ; rooms
; all full; house completely furnished
and newly papered; we want to sell this
1 place on 'Monday sure and all you have
to do is lo s<-e it; make US an offer and it
,is yours. E. T. CASEY & CO. 113).
S. Broadway,
j YOU CAN T BEAT THIS IN" OALl
fornia—A 30-room lodging bou-e be
tween First anu Second sts. in Los An
geles for $i2.)0; rooms all full and paying
'. a profit of over $lul> per month. E. T.
i CASEY & CO., line: S. "roadway.
; A COTTAGE OF SIX ROOMS ON \v.
Fifth st. at almost nothing; rooms are
i full and completely furnished. E. T.
CASEY & CO., 113' S. Broadwoy.
HERE IS A CORKER -15 ROOMS ON W.
i Seventh, between Broadway and
i Hill, at a small shade above nothing;
; can buy this nt your own price as the
j property is given to us tv dispose of,
i and will make any kind of terms with
you. K. T. CASEY .t CO., 118). 8.
j Broadway. 0
FOR SALE -
Lodging house 31 rooms completely
furuished; centrally located on Soring
St.; steadily occupied by good reliable
tenants und office men. Price. $2500; will
sell or exchange for grocery stock of $1500
and $1000 in casb, or will take a good roal
i estate mortgage. Address R., bog 20, tbis
office. 12-4
FOR SALE-I.OUGING HO USB OF 31
rooms newly furnished in Orat-claia |
style in the heart ot the city, on Spring
St., bringing '11 $100 clear profit per
month over and above expenses and rout,
etc.; price, $200); owner has 10 go east on
urgent business is the reason for selling.
Addrejs T.. box 40. th* office, 12-4
CHIROPODISTS
DR. /Ai'HAN DISEASES OF IHE
feet. 253 S. Spring st. 4-26
FINANCIAL
Rates for adverttsementt under this elaaalfl
catlon- 1 time. 5 cents per line: 1 week, 30
cents per tins- 1 month, s)l per line.
IXACUFIcTIbYN~C(
amounts on all kinds of collateral
security, diamonds, jewelry and seal
skins, also on pianos, furniture and
household goods in private, lodging and
hoarding houses or hotels without remo
val. Partial payments received. Money
quick; ousiness confidential; privato ot
lice for ladies. W. E. DB ((ROOT, mana
ger, rooms 2. 3, and 4, 114 0. Spring st. tf
UNION LOAN CO. -
Stimson blk.
Loans money on all kinds of collateral
security; watches, diamonds, sealskine
and furniture in lodging and boarding
houses and on pianos wilbout removal;
also on bonds, stocks, mortgages, low
interest; money at once; business confi
dential; private oftico for ladies, room
112. CLARK A. SHAW, manager, rooms
111 a«d 112, hist tloor. Stimsjn blk.
MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS?
watches, jewelry, sealskins, etc.; also
on pianos, merchandise, iron and sleel
safes, furniture in lodging houses, board
ing houses and hotels, without removal;
also on city and country property; low
interest; can have money at once; busi
ness confidential; privateoftice for Indies.
GEO. S. ROBINSON. 233 W. First St.,
rooms 2 and 3.
THE GEIt MA N" - 8 A YIN G B™AiNb LOAN
Society of San Francisco will make
loans on improved city und country prop
erty.
On loans of $5000 and under cer
tificates ot title from the Title In
surance and Trust Co. will be ac
cepted, making tbc expense 011
such loans v»ry small. Building
loans a specialty. Apply to
R. G. LUNT, Agent, 227 W. Second.
8.15 m
L. B. COHN-- ~
The Los Angeles pawnbroker, I4ti N.
Main st., loans money on diamonds,
watebes. jewelry, firearms, pianos, li
braries and all other collateral securitiea;
also sells unredeemend pledges for money
loaned and one month's interest added;
make no mistake, it is tbe reliable L. B.
COHN, tbe Los Angelas pawnbroker.
12-10
MONEY TO LOAN ON CIT V OR COD N
try real estate; lowest rates; personal
notes or security, warrants, discount
mortgages or any" negotiable pnrers; for
sale, lirst class guaranty mortgages,inter
est ti net. JOHN L. PAYKOVIC 11,220 W.
First st. 3 24tf
POIN DEXTER <& WA DSWORTH, BROK
era, 305 W. Second st., buy snd sell
stocks, mortgages, bonds and any good
securities; if you wish to lend or borrow
or invest 11 real estate call on us- collec
tions made and properly managed for
: non-residents. 28tf
MONEY TOLOAN.SAFE FIRBT-C1 .ASS
mortgages for sale. Close and prompt
attention to collections. In collections
money must come. Advice about mort
gages and collections free. Apply at
room 20S, Byrne bdg,. Third and Broad
way.
FOR SALE- $25.<»K1 OR $30,00u SCHOOL
bonds. These bonds are first-class In
all respects; will rell to net buyer 8 per
cent interest; at street and attorney's
opinion with bonds. We ask you to in
vestigate. 11. M. CONGER A BON, 125
S. Broadway.
N ATION AL LOAN AND IN VESTMENT
Co. —Loans money on all kinds uf col
lateral security; money quickly; business
strictly confidential. Rooms 98 and mi,
Bryaon blk., fifth floor. JOHN MITCH
i:i.I. Jon l-:s, manager. 7-3 lyr
TO LOAN—MONEY'"IN SUMS TO SUIT
at reasonalde rates. WILLIAM F.
bosbvsheli, io7 s. Broadway. 10-i.uf
MONEY TO LOAN-BY MOORE A- FAl£
sons, 220 W. Second St., in any sum,
at low rates, on both city and country
property; alao have choice ti per cent
mortgage, guaranteed, for sale. tl-Htf
MON E V LOA NED ON DIAMONDS,
watches, jewelry, pianos, live stock,
carriages, bicycles, all Kinds .-f personal
snd collateral security. LEE BROS.. 4'J2
8. Spring st. 20tf
MONEY TO LOAN AT (i AND 7 PER
cent net on goo I city or country
property, in sums from $1000 to $10,000.
M. F. O DEA,
tf Fourth st. sud Broadway.
to Loan -unlimited am o v n t'for
small loans: no eorumission; light
expense. SECURITY LOAN AND
TRUST CO.. 223 S. Spring St.
for" sale .2~we~ havf: some
choice mortgages on gill-edge prop
erty for sf.ie. DENVER BUILDING CO.,
107" S. Brcadway. 10
TO LOAN ~slliijii TO $IO,lii>")" _ ON RE A I,
estate security. ALLISON BARLOW.
123 S Broadway. I ti-7tf
WANTED-TO BORROW
W ANTIC D—
To oorrow $8500 on firet-class inside
property; no agent; will only deal with
principal. COYNE & CO.
tf 2 L. A. Theater bldg.
WANTED TO BORROW, $15,000, AT <>
per cent net, 3 to 5 years, on satis
factory real estate nesr I.os Angeles. Ad
dress or apply to 8. B. GORDON, attor
ney, Bryson blk, 3-6-7
MONEY WANTED—SISiiO ON GOOD IM
proved and income Pasadena proper
! ty; also $1200 and 11600 on gilt edge city
J property. Address P, box 10, tbis office.
;WA NTED—TO ROE ROW $45017; 9 PER
cent net interest: good security. Ad
dress 0.. box 100, this office. 6
IVATE PARTY, $7500
at 10 per cent on improved ranch. E.
E. PARSONS, room I. 230 W. First st. tf
STOCKS, BONDS AND MORTGAGES
FOR RALE- SUBSCRIBE FORSHARF.S
in the thirtccnlh annual series of the
Savings P'lirid and Building Society of
I Los Angeles; established in 1883. Otboo,
j rooms 101-102 Wilson block, First and
Spring sts. < 12«9
MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY
! VAPOR BATH AND ELECTRICITY
1 are to tbo body what oil is tomacbin
; cry, when vitality has been reduced by
poor digestion, nervousness, dizzy spells,
I this is tbe treatment you need. MRS.
DR. MAYER, 018)4 S. Broadway. 2-2-fJi
ELEI;TRIt! VAPOR BATHS AN 1J MAS
sage. shampooing anil chirorrodv; 18
years' experience. MRS. L. SCHMIDT
EDDY', Yl\y z 8. Broadway. 81
EDITH ANWAY OF BOSTON GIVES
massage that is delightful and re
freshing; also alcohol baths. 355K S.
Spring, 100 m 12. No rivals. 12-15
MISS LOLA PRESTON, MASSAGE
and alcohol oaths. 233H E. First nt...
rooms 2-3. u\B
HILDA STANLEY-MASSAGE AND"
alcohol baths. Rooms 17-18, 233; a
E. First st. 12-5 V
MRS. M. IRVING, ALCOHOL BATHS?
127 K. Tbird st., roome 22 and 24,
third floor. liM4
MAGNETIC TREATMENT AT 208 WlN
ston at., upstairs, one block cast of
postoUice. 12-16
SEE MYRA GREY, FAMOUS MASSAGE,
magnetic movement, vapor baths. 518
W. Fourth st.
CCU MYRA GRAY, 318 W." FOURTH
street. V__
STORAGE
DRY AND CLEAN STORAGE FOR
household goods, juanos.tiunks.etc.;
City Warehouse, t>7s Upper Main st. C.
T. SMITH, proprietor. Telephone. 045.
FOR REST-HOUSES
Rates for advertisement! under thla elaailrt
i cation—l time, 5 cents tier line); 1 week, :iu
cents per line; 1 month, VI per line.
KOR^WMJX" AND
bath; near eleetrlo line, fin per
month; or tor sale in $25 payments. It.
VKRUH, room 80. Temple'blk. tf
FOR RENT—FIRST-CLASS UVROOU
furnished house cm University electric
railroad. SOHU YLBR COLE,
328 8. Broadway.
FOR RUNT—4.ROOM ' FEAT, 148 W
i Tnll '| t y'""" > nd: ll'-'.inclnding water. 7
FOR RENT-ROOMS
WANTED- lt\ 2 GENTLEMEN. A I).
joining sunny rooms with private
batb ; central location desired. Address
box '/.. fIU, this office.
FOR"RK.NT- 188 N. MAIN, .B*.; THE
Denver; nicely furnished rooms, 81..V)
per week und upwards; center of city;
25c to ft a day. !M4tf
i FOR BO*xt|T"ir?Oß
two, tbe beat board in town; French
cooking, home comfort, small fumlly;
$1.50 par week. IM\i East Seventh st. II {}
FOB HKNT—THE HT. CLAIR, t)H'A
San Pedro at., cor. Winston; new,
sunny, housekeeping rooms, furnished or
unfurnished. 12-0
• FOR RENT—THE MARIPOSA, 821 K.
Second st.; furnished rooms, $1.25
' per week up; lodging, 25c, 300, and 500
per night. 10-ltl
FOR RENT—UNPURNIBHBD FRONT
parlor, east and soutn exposure, with
use of kitchen; rent, $12 n month. 10113
South Pearl. 4
FOR RBNT—THE FRANCIS; FUK
itished rooms; fireplaces; at reasona
ble rates. 322 8. Spring at., over Owl
drug store 12-H
FOR R B N T-TH ft ME N LU) 'EL IS OA NT -
ly furnished rooms; baths free; prices
low. 4il> S. Main et., opp. postutliue. tf
FOR RENT- NEWLY FURNISHED
first-class rooms and oltices at 130 N.
Spring St.;oall and see tbem. 12-4
FO R RIIN T— FIN EST "ROOMS AT ftOe,
75e,and $1 per day; $3 to $7 per week.
At Grand Pacific, 423 S. Spring st. 10-2!)tf
FOR RENT — FIRST-CLASS KUR
nlsbed rooms, single or en suite; rent
reasonable. New Hellman. 120 N.Main si.
FOR RENT-LODGE ROOM AT TTJR
ner hall; every first and third Friday
of each month. Inquire of Janitor. 141 f
FOR RENT-T WO DESIRABLB.SUNN V
rooms, furnWhcil, on car line, $8. 1,311
, B, Hill. 4
FOR RENT—STORES *
FOIl" lIENr'-iIN "TOT SIDR OF'
Broadway, near Fourth -t.,two of the
most elegant stores in the city. They are
I in the four story bluett now in course, of
eonstruotion adjoining Hotel Broadway
on tbe south, and II desired can now be
made into one store fronting about iH)
feet. Tbey are large, elegant stores,which
if changed and made intoona store would
ihe superior to anything in tno city,
j CLARK A BRYAN.I27 W third st. 4
\ FOR RENT-'mTsCEL I.ANEOUS
FOR I RENT-.. ACRES IN FRUIT
I with 8-rOotn house en First St., Boyle
Heights. See F. A. HUTCHINSON, »13
W. Firat st. 8 Z
Ft >R RENT-PART OF MY NEW HAM.
mam Turkish batbs.2lo 8. Broadway]
also tbe old Main si. Hammura. Impilre
lof H. O. BROOKS. 230 S. Main St. g
DENTISTS
ADAMS BROS.—DENTAL PAR~LORsT
23f»'- S. Sonne st.: painless extract
ing ami tilling : plate, SB, $8, $10; all work
guaranteed; established 1J years; hours
8-5; Sundays 10-12
f. E. LA FORCE, DENTIST, "iStiT? ~S?
sprine at., Los Angeles; rooms 7 and
- 8. _ _ :, " 4 _
■ W. 11. MASS Kit, D. D. 8.7 HA B ASSO
ciated himself with A. I. Haas, D.
D. S,. 115 W. First St. 2-22-ti
; ' f7r7cl) NNING HA Mi DIC NTI ST, RB~
moved to Stimson blk.,cor. Third and
Spring. Tel. 45.
• DR. 8. H. TOLH URStTDENT IST,FRED
Byrne blk., northwest coi. Third and
Broa.lway, room 23.0. 12-20
FRANK STEVENS. 324. S. BPRINU
at. Open Ijuuduys and evenings. Elec
; trie light.
! DR." KENNEDY, DENTIST, iOBV< N.
I Spring si , room* 2, t; and 7. Painless
I cxtraciion.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
I FOP. S ALE -"NEW VND"'sECOND
| hand pianos on easy terms: largest
renting stocK in the city: tuning anil re
■ pairing promptly attended to by eorape
: i tent workmen. KOHLER ct CHASE,
] 233 S. Spring st. O-litf
FOR SALE-00 RUNNING FEET OP
wire fence, 10 ft. high, with gate. It
is in good condition and is suitsblc for
, office, store or factory partitions. Will
he sold cheae For further particulars
call at the business otlice of The Herald.
FOR SALE-GOOD SINGER SEWING
machine for $10; warranted to work
perfectly. 108 F;. Fourth st., room SB, 3
1 for'sal'e-old papers iTTqFant"L.
tiea to suit, at this office.
" 1 « —saa
'
; lEARLKIEARLK-
Independent slate writer. Parlors A,
B and C, Ramona hotel, cor. Spring and
Third sts. Hours to a.m. to 5 p.m. 12-5
. MRS.' SHRINKR. TEST AND BUBI
-ness medium; sittings daily; short
time only; circles Tuesday and Friday at
Bp. m. Scientilie treatments, develop.
I ment of niediiimship; charges reasonable.
303 W. Seventh at; hours 111 ti 4. 12-11
I -
• PALMISTRY
' WANTED—SCIENCE OF PALMISTRY
I —Ladies and gents have your life
1 read by that great pnreuologlst and palm
ist, Mine. Amcdee, from Paris. She has
been 15 seasons to Saratoga Springs, N.
1 \\; lias been tested there by leading sci
-1 enlists; she locates diseases, advises for
' i business ana love affairs; «he rea's in
your bands all events of your life;no secret
for her science. Fee, $1. Office open
from 1 to sp. ro. flUti 8. Main it, bet.
, Fifth ami Sixth sts.. 12-12
FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK
I LoK SALtTcHEAP-A GOOD DRIV.
ing mure; has been used by a lady ex-
J clusivcl? for over two years; would ex
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BICYCLES
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lor the Relay bicycles, 223 W. Fifth.
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5 ~~ NURSES
WANTED—MRS."M. W. TRACIE, PRO.
1" fessional nurse; obstetrics and all dis
eases and ailments. References given
: and required. MRS. M. W. I'RACIE, 239
' 8- st.
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- REPAIRING AND
f building promptly attended to bj
1 SPRING & BULGER, at 439 S. Flowei
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R? D?~LIST, NOTARY PU rfLlcT AND
[ conveyancer; legal papers carefully
and promptly drawn nt 123U W. Second,
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PATENTS, COPY, ETC
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