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CHj Branch Agencies
• •' OF
THE HERALD
la order to accommodate th* public Tha MiM
has established branch agencies, whir* copies st
the Dally and tastier will be oa sal* and aahsa*.
Halnf sad subscriptions taken and forwarded to
•he main office as soon as received.
These branch a«*ocl*s do not include the hs»
seeds of book stores and news stands In all parts
•Tthe city where Tbe Herald la also for sale.
■OYIiK HEIGHTS
2. noNNELL, Newsdealer, zm Eaat First
street.
EAST liOS ANGELES
MBS. E. C. fit ACKER. Newsdealer, BH
North Daly street.
•AN FERNANDO STREET
M'KINNIE'S PHARMACY, lit) Sea Ft*,
nando street
WEST LAKE PARK
DONALD A. ROSS, Newsdealer, UOO West
Seventh street.
UNIVERSITY
K. L. PARK, Drugs, Stationery, Sts,
Postofllce be,:.'ling.
SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE
Chicago PHARMACY", corner central
avenue and Twelfth street.
CHURCH NOTICES ...
ELECTRO-MENTAL HEALER,
Toarberof Occultism and Scientific Phrenology.
"Nercous diseases, brain troubles and rheumatism
• Specialty. Evening class forming tn occultism.
PRIVATE CLASSES IN PRACTICAL
OCCULTISM
For a short time only PROF. BELL will Uke
•m«H cloases of from four to six at special terms.
Cloases can njeei afternoons or evenlinrs.
Consultotion free. Hours. »to 12, I:3n to 6; even
ings by appointment. Office rooms, 30, 31 ami 32,
Pfrtle blk., Broadway and Fourth st. 2-211
HT PAUL'S CHURCH. EPISCOPAL, OLIVK
st.. Hp, the park. Open every ony in ihe year.
Daily service at 10 a. m. The clergy will respond
to all calls for the offices of the church for Strang
ers or visitors without respect to creed; burials,
marriages, baptisms or visitations of the sick. Use
•f the church cheerfully given free for funeral
.services. Tel. Hal Red. tf
BROADWAY CHURCH OK CHRIST, OPP.
the court, hous*?. li. V. Coulter, minister.
Presetting each Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting on Thursdar, 7:30 p. m. Bible
else* Friday, 7:30 p. m. Sunday school, »;30 a. m.
Young people's meeting Sunday. 6:1.i p. m. sun-lf
SPECIAL NOTICES
Rates for advertisements under this classifica
tion—l time, Scents per line; l week, 30 cents per
me; 1 month, 91 per line.
BEAL ESTATE DEALER
THE
BEST EVIDENCE
THAT IT PAYS
Ttf
ADVERTISE
IN
THE HERALD
THE HERALD
IS THE I' ACT THAT
it EARLY ALL THE LEADING DEALERS
IN THE CITY
ABE REPRESENTED IN TTB
FOR SALE COI.rMNS
FOR SALE i OLL'MNS
AND FIND
THAT IT PAY'S.
THESE ADVERTISERS
ARE WIDE AWAJKE
BUSINESS MEN.
THEY ARE NOT
EXPERIMENTING-THEY HAVE TRIED
THE HERALD
THE HERALD
IK AYE THE PLEASURE Til INFORM MY
patrons that I have formed a copartnership
with Mr. John T. linlHth •» th* purpose of con
ducting the Insurance biainess, under the linn
uameof Urodrnk & urifhMi. Tbe office will be
continued at mv present lonillnn, Wo. IM N. Main
•t. Mr. Griffith has IST some years been tbe resi
dentagent for ihe Hnrlfurd Eire Insurance Com
pany of Hartford and Ihe Paialine Insurance Com
pany of England. In addllk,n to th*se sobstantial
companies, tiie new firm will represent the com
pauies that have heen in aiy agency for many
years (except Ihe .V.lna Insurance Company).
Thanking you mostslneorHy for past patronage,
and Kollcltlng a continuance cs' the same for the
new firm, I am. very respectfully.
WILLIAM J. RRODERICK.
FMiniarv I*. lets.
N. 8.-T he Messrs llallon angl Horace wheeler,
who have served me faithfully lor many years,
have retired from my employ. -8
BUSINESS NEWSPAPER -«-THE DAILY
Journal: a business newspaper, publishing all
the county official records, real estate transfers,
mortgages and Hens, building Heave, contract work,
financial news, and all news relating to the re
eourc** aud development of southern California
and tbe great territory of the southwest. On* dol
lar p*r month, or In advance 810 iier year. «7 w.
First si., l.os Angeles, Cal. 6-1 tt
■VTOTW'K.- TH E LOS ANdELESCITY WATER
Co. will strictly enforce tiie following rules:
The hours for sprinkling are bcthv*en the hours of
Sand 8 oclock' a.m. and It and i* oclock p. m. For
a violation of the almve regulations the water will
be shut off and a fine or will rje charged before
Ihe water w ill be turned on again.
MEHMIN'K FEMALE PILLS AS A SPECIFIC
monthly medicine for immediate relief for
painful and irregular menses—from whatever
cause. For sale by GEO. H. FREEMAN * CO..
southeast cor. Second and Broadway. Price S- a
box.
T OS ANGELES, JANUARY HO, IMW.-TIIK
Xj business between Stewart 4 White Is dis
solved by mutual consent. Da\ Id White will carry
os tbe business and pay all hills.
RUPTURE GUARANTEKIJ PERMANENT-
Iy cured by a safe, speedy, painless method
and "without detention from business. DR.
WHITBHILL, H9' a S. Spring st. -11l
XJOOKB OF ALL KINDS AND IN ALL LAN-
It guagea bought and sold. Your choice in Tooo.
GINSS. .11) s. Main, near Third. 2t
f'O Eft WILL lll'V CHOICE LOT, ANGKLE
UOU no Heights, f. K. LINDLEY, 108 8.
roadway. tt
FREE Of COST- YOLK CHOICE OF .mo
Standard books, handsomely and substnnl lally
bound In cloth. Eor particulars ace 2-eolumu au
iiouncemeut In this Issue.
_
<r).. a. .f. htm-Tvens, man-
Ml aVger. make a specialty of crown and bridge,
work nnd pofnless exiraeting. A goi>d set of teeth
gfi.oo. 224* W. spring. Telephone \ I*o. tf
ADAMS BROS.DENTAL PAKi-ORS. 239',
S. Sprlngst.; painless extractingand rlllinc;
I date, |6, 68, sift; all « ork guaranteed; established
0 years; hours, 8-5; Sundays, 10-12.
DR. 8. 11. TOLHURJST, J>BNTI»T. FRF.D
Bvrne blk., uorlbwcst cor. Third and Hroad
w«y, room 230. 12-:B-tf
171 R. CUNNINOHAW, DENTIST, RKMOVKI)
' « to Btlmsou blk., cor. Third and Spring
Tel. 46.
IpRANK STEVENS ti\ 1-2 S. SPRING ST.,
! open days and evenings; also Sundays; electric
light.
DR. KENNEDY, DENTIST, 1«M» H. SPRING
St., rooms 2, 6 and 7; painless extraction.
FRKK OF * 'OST VOI U CHOR E OF 200
standard books, handsomely and Niihstaiitlall.v
hound In cloth. For particulars sec 2-column an
nouncement In this Issue.
rpO BUY OU BELL ANYTHING THAT IS
1 saleable try the want columns of The Herald.
A few cents invested in this manner may make
yon many dollars.
plumbers _
FRANK A. WEIKHHANK,
saslltter, '.'to E. Second st. Tel. 136.
TO BUY OR SELL ANYTHING THAT IS
saleable try the want columns of The Herald.
A an* rents Invested In thla manner may make
yeu sassy dellara.
HELP WASTED-MALB
Rates for advertisements under this elajsiH.n
Hon- l time, i ct-nts per line , I week, so cents per
tine; i month, fl per line.
HUMMEL ~ '
SaCceriaors to
PETTY, IRMMKI. A CO.,
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS,
300-802 W. Second at.. In basement
California Bank Bldg.
Tel.
Office hours from 7 a. m. to 7:30 p. m., except
Sunders.
HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Second cook, country, *W, etc.; dishwasher, $20,
etr.: marker and distributor, ?30, etc.; shirt pol
isher, Troy machine. fSO, etc.; shirt finisher, hand
work, ».to. eto.; all three for first-class hotel laun
dry, conn try { boy lo wash sliver and glasses.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
Girl for housework, assist with cooking. S18; 4
house girls, Santa Ana. |1a.g20 and 536; bouse girl,
Pasadena, |1'» to*l*. good home; second girl, city,
•20; house girl, 4 sdults, cttv, 12"; nurse girl, 1
rhild. some second work, $20; house girl. Olive St..
636; Pearl at.,920; Grand ay«»., 620; San Diego, 190;
Orange county, 620: Pomona, 621); A lindens, |2&;
Santa Barbara, - • >.
HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Two waitresses, Ventura, |20 each; waitress,
bsjgch t jjjg| I waitresses, city. #7 week ; arm \vaft
resses, city, small restaurant. 6s week ; woman to
do chamber work 2 days each week; waitress,
tourist hotel. $20, etc., and fare; 2 waitresses, city,
?20 each; waitress. Pomona. Redlands, Pasadena,
*anta Barbara, Redondo. ?20 and g96; short order
cook. *s week; 2 first class waitresses, country
hotel, S2O and fare.
M HI MMEL BROS. * CO.
lIT-AN'TKI)- SALESMEN -fIOO TO ftSl PER
Tf month ami expenses: sample line; position
permanent, pleasant and desirable. Address, with
stamp, KING MF'O CO., V. 76, Chicago. 7-29
WANTED A FEW MEN OF GOOD AD
dress can rind employment by ayplylng at
room -00, Currier block, Tblrd st. 8-24 H
WANTED— HELP FREE—27 SITUATIONS,
414'= S. Broadway. K. NETTINGER.
tANTED—MAN TO CLEAR LAND; DAYS'
TV work; loog job. T.. box 80. 24
rtISLL YOUR NEIGHBOR ABOUT THE
1 Herald. H is a great newspaper. Send a
«ample copy east occasionally. If you don't want
to send your own paper cal! at the ollice and have
i hem mailed direct, free of cost.
FREE OF COST-YOUR CHOICE OF 200
standard books, handsomely and substantially
Ijound In cloth. For particulars sec 2-colurau an
nouncement In this issue.
}\ ANTED-FEMALE
\\T ANTED-GIRLTO ASSIST WITH HOUSE-
W work and go to school; boani and room;
-mall family. Address, 83-J .llllett st.. Brooklyn
Heights. 24
T^TANTED—TAILORESSKS FOR FINE CCS*
▼ V tom coats; only first class help need apply.
lACOBY 8K05..12S N. Spring, tailoring deparU
ment. 24
T74REK OF COST-YOUR CHOICE OF 200
J; standard books, handsomely and substantially
hound iv cloth. For particulars sec 2-columu an
nouncement in this issue.
rilO BUY OR BELL ANYTHING THAT IS
X saleable try tbe want columns of The Herald,
A few cents invested In this manner may make
you many dollars.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE
Il r ANTKD--Bv' YOUNti MAN. SITUATION
TT to look after horses or grounds for private,
house. Address box 30, Herald office. 23
riIELL YOUR NEIGHBOR ABOUT THE
J. Herald. It is a great newspaper. Send a
sample copy east, occasionally. It you don't want
lo send your own paper, call at the office and have
them mailed direct, free of cost.
-fTIREK OF COST—YOUR CHOICE OF 200
1 standard books, handsomely and substantially
bound in cloth. For particulars see 2-column an*
nnuncement in this Issue.
W^TE^^E^J^
IVTANTKIi - A SITUATION TO DO CRAM.
y\ ber or other work, when.' daughter can also
work. WIU go home nights. S. Box 70. 21
WANTED—SITUATION IN SMALL FAM
lly for general housework. 668 Wolfskin
aye. 24
TpREX OF COST—YOUR CHOICE OK 200
X standard books, handsomely and substantially
hound In cloth. For particulars see 2-coluran an
nouncement In this issue.
WA NTED-—PAR TNER
TELL YOUR "NEIGHBOR ABOUT THE HER.
eld. li is a great uewspaper Send a sample
copy ea*t occasionally, if you don't want to send
your own paper, call at the office and have them
mailed direct, free of cost.
Xp REE OF COST—YOUR CHOICE OF 200
JT standard books, handsomely and substantially
bound in cloth. For particulars see 2-column an*
nouncement in this issue.
WANJ ED—AGENTS
rfIELL YOUR NEIGHBOR A BOUT THE HER*
X aid. II is v crest newspaper. Send a sample
copy east occasionally. Ifyondont want to send
your own paper, call at the office and have them
mailed directlree of cost.
TjxREE OF COST -YOUR CHOK E OF 900
,r standard books, handsomely and substantially
bound in cloth. For particulars see--column an
nouncement In this Issue.
WANTED—TO RENT
■^XT ANTED—2 FI'RNISHED ROOMS WITH
board: must be close in ; can partly furnish
one room. Address X V Z, Herald office. 0 tt*
rpELL VOIR NEIGHBOR ABOUT THE
J Herald. It Is pj great newspaper. Send a
sample copy east, occasionally. If yog don't want
to send your own paper call al the office and have
them mailed direct, free of cost.
WANTED—LIVE STOCK
"CIREE OF COST -YOUR CHOICE OF 200
V standard books, handsomely ami substantially
bound in cloth. For particular* sco 2-vol ii run wri
uonnoenient In this issue.
rpO BUY OR SELL ANYTHING THAT IS
JL saleable,try the want columns of The Herald.
A few cent- Invested In this manner may make
yon many dollars.
WANTED^ISCEIMAN^
WANTED TO BUY A 10-HORSE PQVVER
locomotive, for wood tiring. In good working
order: free at Yuma, Arts. Address, with price
aud particulars. W. F.. Ileruld office. 29
mO BUY OB HELL ANYTHING THAT IS
\ saleable try the want columns of The Herald.
A few cents invested iv this mauner may make
you many dollars.
LOST AND FOUND
T^osy C SU§DAY S A^
street, betweeu Pasadena avenue and the
river a velvet c*ap* trimmed with jet and fur.
Finder Will be liberal! v rewarded by leaving same
nt tW Enst Third street. -j*;
lOSTI OST ON < <Ht. TEMPLE AND BUNKER
J Hill one double-barrel breach-loading shot
glib; |S reward If returned to Harrison's gnu
store, DOT. First and Main. 21
T OST -FRIDAY MORNING, ON SPRING OR
I J Broadway, lady's gold w atcb ; had initials M.
L. on hack, chain attached ; reward if returned to
fil l Son Benito st. 24
T OST-A PURSE CONTAINING 6)1, WITH
I j tody's name in. Thursday, on Seventh st., near
Flower. Rrturu to 120 Boyle aye, and receive
reward. 2> '
JOBT- WI THIN LAST WEEK, LADY'S 6 X
J solHaire diamond Hug. Handsome reward if
returned to room i, Gray Gables, Seven to and
Hill. Jl
TOST A SEAL MILITARY (APE IN MRIV-
J ing about the city. Return to Herald office
and De rewarded. 28
OF COST YOUH CHOICE OF 200
r standard tiooks. handsomely and substantially
bound In cloth. For particulars see 2-column an
nouncement in ibis Issue.
rilO BUY OR SELL ANYTHING THAT IS
O. saleable try the want columns of The Herald.
A few cents Invested In this mauner may make
you many dollars.
MACHINE MANUFACTORY
YON SERKEY MANUFAtn URING CO., 234
-2* i E. Second st., manufacturers of special
machinery, dies aud models; only accurate work;
guaranteed.
-|pREE OF ( OST- VOI R ( HOICE OK 300
V standard books, handsomely and substan
tially bound iv cloth. For partleulars see 2
column announcement in this paper.
WATCHMAKER _
rjcHK fl.At E TIM I AYE YOuIVwATOH rlb-
X paired; you get a guarantee that is worth
aumethlng. W. J. GET/,, 8:16 S. Droadway.
CAR^T^CLEANINO I
STJtXjaT 'CABPEI CLEANISO, SEWING
and laying. JOilN it. RICHARDS, 130 N.
ftprlnf; tel. IMS. t-» tf
LOS ANGELES HERALD: MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 24. 1896.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Rates for advertisements under tills classifica
tion -I time, ft cents per line; I week, SO cents per
line; l month. Si per line.
lir ANTED- NG ~M~AN
v V with a capital of 120*0 or more, can obtain a
working Interest In a modem department store In
on* of the best trull and manufacturing c*nt*rs In
Southern California. Capital now Invested taoen.
Best of ref*renc*s required. Address L. W.
MITCHELL, 3CS Soutti Broadway. '.'«
\Xr» HAVE ONE OK THE BEST PAYING
?V businesses in California, controlling large and
grow ing trade. We would like to have party with
$ e,ooll to help us Increase our output of inauufac
lured goods: absolute security guaranteed : none
hut principals entertained. Address F., box so,
Herald office. 2'
1.-SOR SALE WANTED LADIES AND HEN
1 tlemen v ith caphal lo represent us in t'aliror
ula and eastern cities: nlao good canvassers Em
medlatrlv; liberal terms. FHAZRR I'll ARM A
CAL COMPANY, Its Rryson blk, sth Hoor. 31
17IIIR SALE-ONE OK THE REST LIVERY
businesses In SoulhernCallfornla;must lie sold
ah once on account of sickness: thorough tnvestl
gailon. Call or address REDLANDS LIVERY,
Redlands. Cal. 3 13
1,-OR SALE COFFEE AND LUNCH" PAR
! lor, Splendid delicacy trade. A bargain and
snap for Monday. Want orler. MAHONEY A
MYERS, i_'S S. Main St., adjoining postotbc*. *-i
Sl)4)*» WILL BUY A GOOD PAYING I CR
nlshed rooming bouse and restaurant
doing a business of f:to>> per month ; SWddown, bal
ancef3.6o per week. ats ft. Grand aye. 27
I.IOR SALE WANTED -HONEST, INTELI-
V gent man with ?ti-. In hay, grain and produce
business. MAHONEY & MYERS, -KM s. Main
St., adjoining postohioe. H
YOB SALE A CIGAR, FRUIT AND DRINK
r stand; good location; rent, 57. with living
rontn. Address V.. box 10, Herald office. ".'I
FOR SALE—i >H TO LEI-THE SMALL IRON
stor* building opposite tbe postothce; line
poultry or fruit stand; want offer. -I
kl SELL OR EXCHANGE PROPERTY;
_ quick. Go to BEN WHITE. ;il W. First st. '.'5
rpO SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS SEE I. D.
X. BARNARD. Il7'j S. Ilroadway.
FOR SALE—LODGING HOUSES
ITS REE iIK COST - YOUR CHOICE OK Jon
standard nooks, handsomely ami substantial
ly bound In cloth, Kor particulars see two coiumn
announcement in this issue.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
I>E!tSONAL-.1 1;sTLIKE I'INDINO MONEy!"
Tliat's what people say who have tried a smnll
ad. in The Herald. They don't cost much, bOt ihe
results are simply marvelous. In this popular de
partment The Herald has made a more
than 200 per cent in the past few months. Bit;
circulation counts. The Herald has it. If you
want to talk to half ihe people iv Los Angeles and
other parts of Southern California, tr/ a small ad.
In addition to ths immense aud rapidly Increasing
circulation of The Herald, its sales by newsboys,
on trains, at hotels and summer resorts, make it
the advertising medium of the Pacific coust.
Look over these small advertisements today.
They will luterest you and may make you some
money.
Tomorrow try one. The results will be both sur
prising and satisfying. 6-3tf
I >ERso.\.VL-FRESH BOASTED COFFEE—
Mocha and Java, 3V; Ralston cereal coffee.
Me; 5 lbs good tea.fi; 8 ihs rolled wheat, 26c; 12
lbs while beans, 2"ic; 6 lbs (-astern buckwheat, 250;
can cocoa, 16c; can com beef, I0c; can lelly, 'n-; 4
lbs peaches. 2- r M*; s lbs prunes, 2">c; in lbs raisins,
36c: "> boxes sardines,'JV ; Scans salmou. 2"n? ; &Mb
sack Hour, BOc; 50 bars soap, tli pork, sc; bacon,
lUr; pure margurlne, SOc v roll. ECONOMIC
STORE, 409 S. Broadway.
PERMJNAL— RALPHS BROS.—ti OLD BAR
Hour, V city Hour, 0oc; grauulated sugar,
lit lbs., ii; brown sugar, 21 lbs., |]; 8 lbs. rolled
wheal or oats, 25c; sardines, 5 hoxes. 25c; toma
toes, 4 csph, 25c; 7 bars German family soap, 26c; 5
gallons oil, fl; gssoline, (I; S pac.kaces morning
meal, 25c; lard, ltMb. can, Wr; 12 lbs beans, 2"».-; tf
lbs. rice, 26c. 600 s. Spring St., cor. HUth. 6-20
PERSONAL— THE OLD AND THE NEW;
In former days the rule was slow sales and
large profits; hut a better way bas arisen ; quick
sales and small profits; anil hear In mind that wo
have good aoods. well bought and askinz hut :i
small profit for doing business, v. ti. HARNESS
STORE. V. S. Hotel blook. 23
I>ERSONAL- NEW PROCESS; IRBEGU
larliies, from whatever cause, cured without
medicine. Instruments or pain: sur.- cure; lmly
attendants; low fees, fell* S tirand aye. ti-3
IJSERSONAL-B MORRIS PAYB THE HlGH
est price for gents' second-hand clothing:
send post«I; will call lll'j Commercial st. 6-1S
FREE <JF COST-YOUR CHOICE OK 200
stsndard boogs, handsomely aud rsultstan
tially bound in cloth. For particulars sen 2
column aonouncemeut' in tbis paper.
PERSONAL ''
I>ERSONAL -DO \oi* TviSH TO 'malißY*
We have a list of ladles and gents ol
menus; call, Investigate; strictly confidential; all
letters must contaiu 10c stamps. Room Jf>. tiZ'! a S,
Broadway.
PERSONAL - NEW PROCESS - IRREGU
larities, from whatever cause, cured without
medicine, instruments or pain; sure cure; ?| treat
ment; home. 819 Grand aye. t>-a-K
EDUCATIONAL '
WOODBVR) BL'SLNESfi COLLEGE <IN
corporated), 22« S. Spring st.. Is the oldest
nnd largest commercial school in Krnithem Califor
nia; tbe most hpaiiiiful college rooms and equip*
meuts to be found in the state; elevator for pupils*
use; a large faculty of esperienced and aide In
cirtictors; open the entire year; both dky and even
ing sessions; a practical English course, a thor
ough hnslness course and a course in shorthand
and typewriting under an experienced stenogra
pher. Write or call for Illustrated catalogue and
fullinl'ormatlon. o. a. HOUGH, presideut. N.
G. FELKER, vice-president.
LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE (IN
corporated). 212 W. Third st., the oldest, larg
est, best equipped school of Its kind In tiie city)
thorough course of study, experienced teachers
modem methods, new and delightful looms reached
by elevator; success graduates: day tend night ses
sions, Write or call foi full information.
MIME. CHAPHE MORGAN. LATE OK NEW
York clljr, will beaoh the true art of singing
will prepare nnd finish ladies and gentlemen foi
ehun h eoneert. oratorio Or operatic stage; voice)
tested free of charge on Wednesdays aud Satur
days at studio, room 3, The Spencer, 816}« W,
Third st. 3-18
FROEBKL INSTITI I E i CASA DE ROSAS
training school for kindergarten; also tchoo
for boys and girls or all grades: opens Septembei
23d. Apply to MA DA .ME LOUIS CLAVERIE.
8-7-ly
BOYNTON NORMAL. Fop. TEACHER.'
only, begins September ltith; teachers aidet
ift setiini positions; teachers, governesses ant
tutors supplied. Room r>2s, stimson block. «-30tf
GIRL'S COLLBOIATK SCHOOL. IftlsVlOSQ 8
Urtßd aye.; a bdordlOggodtjgy school; kin
dorgarteii in connection; carriage service, MIA.
PARSONS and Miss DENNEN, principals, tf
108I OB A NOBLES TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
j Klndergartners. Fail term September isth
MRS. N. D. MA VHEW, Q7w W. Twenty-third at
«*Btf
SCHOOL FOR ROYS NO. |M W. PlCt
IU St. HORACE A. BROWN, LL. B.
HARP STUDIO. MRS. J. M. JONES. 1003 W
Seventh st. 6-tf
I[IREE OF COST - YOUR CHOI CM OF 90
standard books, handsomely and substantial
ly hound in cloth. For particularsscu two colurai
announcement in this Issue.
PATENTS, COPYRIQHTS, ETC.
PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS OBTAINEI
in all countries; bought and sold. S. J. DA*
»t CO., patent attorneys, room 83, Bryson blk. tf
KNIGHT BROS, PATENT SOLICITOR*
free book on pal ents. 308 Stimson blk. 9-22-
IpREE OF COST- YOUR CHOICE OF 20
1 f-taudard books, handsomely antl substantial!
bound in cloth. For particulars see, 2 cojumu a*
nouuecnient iv this Issue.
' rpO BUY OK SELL ANYTHING THAI I
J, saleable, try the wgnl columns of The Herah
A few cents Invested in this manner may tnak
yon many dollars.
PHRENOLOGY
LADIES OF TifiN
" t'Ttalulng and Instructive lectures on tb
causes that produce ner\'ous diseases and the dii
eases of women, toxether with the best means f
their prevention aud cure, by DR. ENGLISH
specialist in diseases of the eplne and other Deri
OOS diseases of women, at W. C. T. U. ball» 00
Broadway and Temple st., February 20! h, 2-lth an
Hth, at 2:30 In the afternoon. Admission free, ex
ceptthe last. t •*
rpELL YOUR NEIGH ROR ABOUT THE HEI
1 aid. It Is a great newspaper. Sentlasainpl
copj* east occasionally. If you don't want to sen
your own paper call at the oltico and have then
mailed direct free of cost.
. CAPITALISTS
InOK SALE-TO f'APITALISIS; I HAVJ
1 about §126,0000f the very best centrally locate
Income property in this city, all rented and payin
not less than s per cent net, and clear of fncun
hrance; my Interests are largely In another com
try, and desirous to sell at slmost the purchaser)
price; time to suit; no agents uced apply. At
dress V., box 60, Herald office. eodS-li
FINANCIAL
Rates for adveallsements under this classifica
tion—! time, ■> cents per Hoe; 1 week, 80 cepts per
Hoe; | month, fl per line.
IIACIFIO LOAN CO. -LOANS (V ART
amount on all kinds of collateral security,
diamonds, Jewelry and sealskins; also on pianos,
furniture and household goods in private, lodging
and boarding houses or hotels without removal.
Partial pa> ments received. Money quick; business
eontldentlal; private office for ladles. W. E. DE
GROOT. manager, rooms 2 and 1,114 S. spring st.
IT NION LOAN CO, .
stlmson Blk.
Loans money on all kinds of collateral security :
watches diamonds, sealsklus, and furniture In
lodging and boarding houses and on pianos without,
removal; also on bonds, stocks, mortgages; low In
terest; money al once; business confidential; pri
vate office for ladles; room HI- CLARK K.
SHAW, manager rooms HI and 112 first floor,
Stimson block. tf
FTMIE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SO.
1 ciety of San Francisco will make loans ou im
proved city and country prnpem .
On loans ofSYOOO and under certificates
of title from the Title Insurance and
Trust Co., w ill be accepted, makiugtha
expenses on such loans very small.
Building loans a spee[altv. Apply to
R. O. LUNT, Agent, 227 W. Second.
fl.Vtf
MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS,
watches, jewelry, sealskins, etc ; also on
pianos, merchandise. Iron aud steel safes, furni
ture in lodging houses, hnardlnif houses and hotels,
without removal; also on city and country prop
erty ; low Interest; can have money at once; busi
ness confidential; private office for ladiei. GEO,
S. ROBINSON. :33 W. First St., rooms .' and 3. If
IB t'OHN
4m The Los Angeles Pawnbroker. 148 N Mnfu
st , loans money on diamonds, watches, jewelry,
firearms, pianos, libraries arid all other collateral
securities; also sells unredeemed pledges for
mooev loaned and one month's Interpol added;
make no mistake, it Is tbe reliable L B CORN,
the I*oB Angeles pawnbroker. 3-10
A BARREL OF MONEY
.iV TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS.
l'iapos. furniture, real estate, etc.
Business strlctlv private.
S. P. CREASINGER.
3 13 247 S. Broadway, rooms I and 2.
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OR COUNTRY
real estate; lowest rates; personal notes or
security, warrants, discount mortgaips ornny ne
gotiable papers; for sale, rirsi class gusrantv mort
gages; interest ti bat, JOHN L. PAVKOVICH,
2-1) W. First st. 3-24tf
I>OINDEX I'ER * WADSWORTH, BROW,
ers. 305 W. Second St.. buy and sell stocks,
morttfaires. honds nnd any good securities; If yon
wish to lend or borrow or Invest in real estate call
on us; collections made aud propert y munuged for
non-residents, 2sif
LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO.
Loans money on all kinds of collateral secu
rity; money quickly; business strictly confidential,
Rooms 95 and !»« Brvsou block, lifth floor. JOHN
MITCHELL JONES, manager. 7-3-lyr
TIO LOAN-MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT
reasonable rates. WILLIAM F. BOSBY
SHELL, 107 S. Broadway. 10-13tf
TF YOU HAVE ANY FIRST*! 'LASS SECURI-
I ties, mortgages, bonds, stocks or notes for sale
or wish to make an fnvnstment of this kind, ad
dress R. ALTSCHUL, I.3'j W. Second St., Bur
dick blk.
MONEY TO LOAN -FROM 8800 TO $30,000 TO
loan In sums to suit. No delays. Continen
tal Building and Loan Association, 217 S.Broad
way. VICTOR WANKOWSKI, agent. tf
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS,
watches, jewelry, pianos, live stock, car
riattes, bicycles, all kinds of personal and collateral
Security. LEE BROH., 4J-J 8. springs!. s-21
rpO LOAN-830,000 IN ONE AMOUNT OR
j\ smaller sums; Interests per cent net; good cltv
security desired. YVICKS A MACDONALD, At
torneys, 110 Court st., Los Angeles 28
rpO LO AN UNLIMITED AMOU NT FO R
.JL small loans; no commission; light expense.
SECURITY' LOAN AND TRUST CO-, 223 8.
Sprlngst.
rpO LOAN—Bb>oo TO 810,000 ON REAL ESTATE
X security. ALLISON BARLOW, 1239. Braad
way. ti-7tf
Ip It EE OF COST—YOUR CHOICE OF 200
standard books, handsomely aud suhstair.
tlally bound In cloth. For particulars ace 2
column annonncemet't in this paper.
WANTED- TO BORROW
IpREE OF COST-YOUR CHOICE OF 200
standard books, handsomely and substan
tially bound Iv cloth, For particulars sec 2
column announcement In this paper
rpo BUY OR BELL ANYTHING THAT IS
X saleable, try the want columns of The Herald.
A few centa Invested iv this mauner may make
you many dollars.
MEDIUMS
rplIE YVORLD"sYtH MEd!U*M^ANI>
X palmist, known throughout Europe anil
America as syra, the mystic wonder, the greatest
living medium of the age; if deceived by fakirs,
would-be mediums, Syra will give a test to prove
ber powers: talis jOSt what you wanttoknow; in
fact advises you in all troubles. Room 19, 637! ; i S.
Broadway. 10-30
MRS. MAN DEN A, TEACHER OF OCCULT
and metaphysical law; develops spiritual
and self-beuling power; cliiss aud private Instruc
tions; also clairvoyant card reader, palmist and
astrolos^ l - Consultation free. Hours, oa.m. to
Bp. m. Office, 215 S. Spring st., lOOtn 7. 3-23
MADAME DEAN- FORTUNE TELLING BY
cards; ow of the greatest in the World;
reads correctly past, present and future; all busi
ness transactions, losses, law suits and all affairs
of love. No. 205 E. Fifth at. 4-21
MRS WALKER* THE GREAT CLAIRVOY
ant and card medium is meet I tig with wonder
ful success; she Invites the. most skeptical to test
ber power. Hours, 9a.m.toS p. m. Parlors 3-1,
ZW.i S. spring st. 8-17
MRS. SAN FORD JOHNSON, THE INDE
pendent slate writer and medium. glv»s sit
titiyt-- daily at 628 S. Los Angeles st . and holds cir
cles on Tliursday evening, at 8 p. vi., of each week.
Admission 50c. 4-13
MADAM LYDIA, CARD READER -BUST
card reader in the world. Ladies nOO! gents
It. Horns from s a.m. to 4 p in. Room 21, San
Julian, cor. Fifth ami Snn Julian sts. 5-22
MRS. PARKER. PALMIST, CLAIRVOYANT
and medium; lile reading,business removals,
law suits, mineral locations, love affairs, etc. 2:w a
S. Spring st-, loom 4. 6-80
IF YOU ARE IN TROUBLE OR YVANT TO
know your future consult Zlngara, the gypsy,
at-ITS. Hill at.; ladies only; office hours, 10 o. ru.
to 8 p. m. S-i
\UTOMATIC YVRITING -FRANCIS X. IRE
. laud, 450 H. Hill st. Sittings daily and by
appointment; answering sealed b'tters a spe
cialty. 20
MME. STANLEY, CELEBRATED CARD
reader, reads your entire past and future.
Ladies or gentlemen 50c. Parlor 12, 322 b. Spring.
4-17
INSPIRATIVE LIFE AND CARD READING
medium -Terms,gentlemen, 12; ladtesfL sau
Julian, cor. Fifth, San Julian, lop Moor, room 31.
MADAM NORMAN D, Til X MAGNETIC
healer nnd life reading medium; deveiopes
medium Power. 2^i> 1 a E. Seventh St. 1
MRS. HARNETT-SITTINGS DAILY; ClR
cles Tuesday nnd Thursday evenings. 483 s.
Main st., opp. postofllce. 4-21
4 ONES H. PLEASANCE, DEAD-TRANCE
medium; simngs daily at residence 83t H.
Broadway. y.g
Ip REE OF COST—YOUR CHOICE OF 200
X staudurd books, handsom«'l v and substan
tially bound Iv doth. For particulars sec 2
cotumn snuouueement iv this puper.
ATTORNEYS-AT'LA W
BRATtNER YV. LEE, JOHN D. WORK, O
YVlley Wells -Wells, YVork *t Lee-attorneys
and counsellors at law. Rooms 11 to I*. Baker
block. Los Angeles, cal. I'ractico in all state and
ItSleral courts. Telephone 87. 3-2
j |jßousseau * Montgomery,
; J-* Atlornevs-at-Law,
403 Bradbury blk., Los Angeles. 4-5
(1 F. CRONIN. ATTORNEY AT-LAW; OF*
(ices, 18 and l » Bank bldg., cor. Main and
First sts. Ad\ ice tree, 8-10-8
MJ. NOLEN, ATTORNEY-AT LAW, 129 S.
• Spring. Advice free. 1-18-07
DETECTIVE AGENCIES
WHEN IX NEED OF A SHREWD "iIAN
to trace down a trail or to locate any Indi
vidual, apply lo the GLOBE DETECTIVF:
AGENCY. Pacific Coast office, 10l? a s. Broad
way. 3*21
IpREE OF COST YOUR (HOME OF 200
standard books, hundsomelv and substan
tially bound iti cloth. For particulars see 2
column announoemeul in this paper.
rp(> BUY OR SKfd, ANYTIIINU THAT IS
J. ssleable, try the want columns or Tbe Herald.
A few cents invested in this manner may muke
you many dollars.
- STORAOE
DRY' AND CLEAN STORAOE TOrYiOUBE
hold goods, pianos, trunks, eto. City Ware
house, «7.5 Upper Mala St., C. T, SMITH, proprie
tor. Tel. MS. if
FOR RENT-HOUSES
Rites for advertisement* under thin classiflca
tfon Hlrnf.p cfniii »»r line; 1 week, 80 cents pet
line; I month, ft per line.
IpOR RKNT-BROOM COTTAGE, BATH
! hot and cold water, grate and mantel; als<
■ room flat, newly papered and painted; atgi
3 rooms with every convenience for hnuaekeepinK
These houses are close Iv and reasonable rent
Apply MS & Wall st. 24
TpOR RKNT ONE OF IHK FINEST FIN
r is bed 8. mom houses In the city; Is titled up
for a doctor or a sanitarium; uill rent reasonahli
to (he right party, t all ou or address MRS
BROWN", 712. S. Spring st. >\
rpo let HorsK OF ft rooms, barn
M bake oven; all ready for bakery business
lawn, fruit and shade trees, with ait acre of ground
On First St.. Boyle Heights. See F. A. HUTCHIN
&ON, MO s. Broadway. »i
TnOR RENT 1011 SAN I'EE ST.. NEW I ROOI
modem house; rent low. Also new S-roon
modern house, corner Washington and Santee
first-class. Owner al houses Monday nt 10 a.m. 2
fpOR RENT 4 ROOMS NEWLY PAPKREI
and clean; hath, patent closet, sink and aewei
connections; place for fire In two rooms; $12, in
eluding water. Apply §~ «** Wsll St., for key. 2
lIOR RENT- 8-ROOM HOUSE, ItFAI.THY
neat, convenient place, near car line, Gas
hot and cold water, etc. g2O per month, wltl
water. 72fl Wltmer st. pg
"IP OR BENT—THE CHEAPEST FLACK IB
X town for mattings, linoleums and window
shades. THE MATTING MART, 5Ui s. Broad
way. 4-8
IpOR RENT A MODERN S-ROOM HOUSE
X nicely papered; reasonable rent. ];;•;•) Fig
ueroa st. 10 s if
FOR RENT -MIX-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN
stable; water free: #17. 738 Central aye. 25
IpOR RENT - FURNISHED HOUSE, OI
; room* uud board, P. O. Box 840. 24
FOR RENT—CHEAP—A 4 ROOM HOUSE
No. 1382 W. Ninth st 20
FOR RBNTyROOMS
If OR RENT—THE NICEST*" "VuRN IB RE I
rooms in thecity; everything new. This house
is managed by parties who have been in busines*
long enough to know bow to treat people; price!
reasonable, hotel Portland, 444 l n 's. innni
street 223
II OR RENT—DOCBLE PARLORS FURNISH
ed for light housekeeping; grate, bath; *l-l
large, sqnnv, pleasant trout room, suitable for two
housekeeping privileges, 87.50 per month. lOOli s
Broadway. 21
TpOR RENT -HOTEL CLARENDONI NEW
X and elegant building, 401 to 412 Hill, cor
Fourth St; all modern convenience*; apartment!'
furnished or unfurnished, single or en suite. 24
IpOR RE NT — NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
: ut the Madison, which has changed hands and
is now owned and managed by MRS. E. 11. WOOD.
HAM. «S1 8. Main st.; prices reasonable. 5-24
IpOR RENT—ELEGANTLY FURNISH EI
rooms, single or en suite, with or without
board, at HOTEL ST. A NOELO, cor. Temple st,
and Grand aye. 24
TpOR RENT-ROOMS FURNISHED, SINOLF.
X or en suite; beds 25 cents and upwards. RFSS
UoL'SE, cor. Los Angeles and First sts. 3-2
IriOß RENT—I3B N. MAINBT.,TIIE DENVER;
1 nicely furnished rooms, J1.50 per week and up
ward ; center of city; 25c to fl a day. 0-14 tf
I~pOR RENT—THE MARIPOSA, 321 E.
1 ond st.; furnished rooms, IMS per week up;
lodging, 25c, 36c and 50c per night. 10-1 tf
FOR RENT-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS;
privilege of light housekeeping; all con
venlences. 222 W. Fifth st. 24
FOR RENT—THE MENLO; ELEGANTLY
furnished rooms; baths free; prices low; 420
S. Main St.. opp. postofllce. tf
FOR RENT—FURNISHED, TWO FRONT
ROOMS; also outside rooms, 81,50 per week.
510 S. Spring st. S 13
TpOR RENT-LARGE SUNNY FURNISHED
X rooms, with privilege of light housekeeping.
433 E. Third st. 21
IpOR RENT-HOUSEKEEPING FURNISHED
* rooms; $1.50 to 12 per week. NITTINGER'S,
451 S. Hope. tf
FOR RENT-HOTEL DE GRENOBLE, COR.
Allso and N. Los Angeles st., suuny rooms by
the week. 3-19
IpOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS FROM
X #1.50 week, close in; the Waverly, 127 E.
Third. 29
FOR RENT—FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
on car line. 587 Wolfskin aye. l-2«-tf
Ip REE OF COST — YOUR CHOICE OF 20C
' standard books, handsomely and substantial
lv bound in cloth. For particulars see two column
announcement luthlslssue.
_
XpOR RENT-PART OF STORE, WITIIIhTNI'
X show window, on Broadway; excellent toon
tion lor jeweler. Inquire at 508 S. Broadway, tf
rpO BUY OR SELL ANYTHING THAT It-
X saleable try the want columns of The Herald.
A few cents invested In tbis manner may make
you many dollars.
FOR RENT^ODQ^QJIO^E^
rpELLYOUB NEIGHBOR ABOUT THE HER
JL, aid. Tt is a great newspaper. Send a sample
copy east occasionally. If you don't want to send
your own paper, call at tbe office and have tbem
mailed direct free of cost.
FOR RENT—RANCHES
FREE OF COST — YOU It* CHOICE OF 20f
standard hooks, handsomely and substantial,
ly bound in cloth. For particulars see two column
announcement in this Issue.
FOR RENT.,MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT—LODGE ROOM AT TURNER
ball; every first aud third Friday of each
month. Inquire of janitor. 14-tf
PIANOS
InORHAMU
' PIANOS! PIANOS!! PIANOS:!!
Great bargains in slightly used upright pianos.
I Matchless Shaw, good as new,
1 sleiuway A sons, tine condition, *J7i
1 Decker Itros., tine condition. ♦-■to,
1 Decker Bros., almost new, ..100.
I Fischer, fl7ft.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MUSIC CO.,
2M-1U) W. Third at.,
MM Bradbury bUlldlßf.
Tpon SALE—
fiood upright piano, sifl.v
llardtnao, nearly new, fJTo.
Hans, slightly used.s.lso.
Estey organ, good as uew, *5.j.
Tabor organ, J
606 s. Broadway. II
IrtOK SALE - BARGAINS IN Vl'RlCtH'l
? PIANOS -.
I Howard, 91H5.
1 Weber. fgtjS.
t Ilardiuau, ?jyo.
1 Vose, f.!7 3.
1 steck, sia-,.
OARDNEK & ZELI.NER PIANO CO..
27 i) 3 s. Broadway, Byrne blk.
KNAVE AND VOSE ft SONS PIANOS Al
BIRKEL'S Parlnts ISaod l«, Plrtlo blk. t
rpO BUY OR SELL ANYTHING THAT !«
.1. saleable try tbe want columns ofTbe Herald
A few ceots Invested io this mauner may tuak<
you many dollars.
JWYSICIA
DR. WmT DAWSON*" vT?APATHIC PIIYSI
clan; 12years' practice In this city; treats b;
the uew International system of electric therapeu
lies, with tne latest Improved batteries and appl
aiices, skillfully applied, and the results aretrul,
marvelous; electric and medicated bath?*; se
sworn statements at office, 310 S. Broadway. Con
sulfation free. 3 23
] DORA KING. GERMAN-ENGLISH SPi
./ciallst; diseases of women; all irregularitb
restored; treatment confidential; cure guarantee.
44fs S. Broadway. 6-6-B8
DR. WITTEN, ENGLISH PHYSCIAN AN
surgeon; specialty, diseases of women an
children. 755 s. Hill St.; hours, oto 11 a.m., 2 to
and 7 to 8 p.m. 3-15
MRS. DR. J. H. SMITH --SPECIALTY. Mil
wifery; ladles cared for during conflnemer
at7l7 Rellevue aye.; calls promptly attended v
tel. 1118.
If REE OF COST-YOUR CHOICE OF 2t
1 standard books, handsomely and suhstai
ttally bound In cloth. For particulars see :
column announcement In this paper.
SPECIALISTS^
C" iUHk of rupture guaranteed by
.' aafe.sreedy, painless and permanent r.ietho'
without detention from business, by DR. WHITI
111 LL, i i:>' a S. Spring su office hours, 10 a. m. i
4 p.m. 4-14
DR. R. O. COLLINS, OPTHALMIC OPTTCIAr
with the Los Angeles Optical Institute ; cyi
examined free. 125 s. spring sc.
II BEE OF COST-YOUR CHOICE OF 3<
standard hooks, handsomely and aubsta
tlally hound In cloth. For particulars see
column announcement In this paper.
MEDICAL
Rates for sd\ «rlisements nnier this rl.nsific*
tion i tlsae. 6cents per line; 1 week, 80cents pet
line; l month fl per line.
CURES DR U N KEN NESS I
CURINO CTTRKS MORPHINE HABIT I
CURINO CURES TOBACCO HABIT!
Drunkards are/-ursed with a craving, gnawing
appetite for alcoholic driuk, which appetlt* they
cannot control or satisfy. This morbid appetlt"
frequentiv has an Inherited predisposition as a
cons'ltutlonal cause, and with such tbe heredrlary
vice Is easily aroused io activity snd becomes an
IrreslstlhU com rolling influence
It Is not clvilir.ed man s natural disposition to re
llnqufshal! thai series to make life happy in order
to satisfy Ills desire for drink Such, however. Is
the rase with dipsomaniacs. The periodica! drunk
ard presents no such posit Ive pathological changes,
as he indulges hut seldom, and allows the system
time to recover by eliminating ihe poison before It
has time to cause tissue Injuries.
Although such men sometimes go to terrible ex
cesses, tn some Instances prolnnglns tbe debauch
for several weeks, they either have a grea* appe
tite and consume much food, or else tbey depend
entirely on the liquor for aliment.
When quantities of food are ingested, it ever
elsesa protecting influence, keeping the gastr'.c.
functions busy, neutralizing to a large extent tbe
riolsonous effect of the liquor, and therefore timi
ng to equalise the circulation. When the desire
for food is completely suppressed by the liquor,
the system la left unprotected to the mercy of the
alcohol and the nervous organs rpreive the full
effects of the stimulant.
Many persons In the prime of life persuade
themaeives that a moderate use of liquor taken
regularly, even on an empty stomach, will cause
do detrimental results, as they experience no im
mediate disagreeable symptomi. Msny will even
claim that their systems demand the stimulus aud
lhar marked benefits follow- Its use.
No more fallacious or deceptive idea can be en
tertained by a healthy man. The system, It Is
true, becomes habituated to tho abuse as It does to
the narcotic poisons—opium, haschfsh, chloral or
tobacco; but let such persons discontinue Its use
for any reason, and for weeks they mint suffer
w-ith loss of appetite, fever, pains, or palpitation,
with perhaps constipation ana nervous Irritability
and loss of flesh.
The system In such cases bas from long abusi
become changed and demands its regular poison
to sustain tbe abnormal standard created by the
liquor. With hops and all the finer emotions and
sensihfllties crushed, tbe victims of the liquor
habit are only capable of causing tears and shame
to all connected with them. No higher mission
comes to the medical man—no greater credit can
attach to nis skill—than to find a treatment that
can stay tnis "torrent of misery that flowa so re
lentlessly over Its bed of human hearts "
Even more than alcohol, the opium habit holds
Its thousands of victims tv degrading slavery-
Since the introduction of tbe hypodermic syringe
the pernicious Juice of the poppy has destroyed
myriads of human bodiea and minds among the
fairest and brightest women and most intellectual
of men. The medical profession, with occasional
exceptions, are too apathetic with respect to this
haunting vine.
They are too often open to a graver charge than
apathy—they have been Instrumental In teaching
thousands the way to the worse (because truer) In
ferno than that over which the great Italian poet
Inscribed the terrible warning: "Who enters here
leaves bope beblnd.
CURINO
Is for sale by all druggists. tf
IpREE OF cost-YOUR CHOICE OF 800
slumiurd books, banilsomely and substan
tially bound in cloth. For particulars see 2
column announcement in this paper.
MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY
I T DOES NO GOOD TO SHOW THE RIGHT
way to some people, tbey won't'see jl, evan If
you are willing to prove to them that it Is easiest
aud cheapest tv the cud. But not so with all-
Home don't need urging When tfiey understand the
help that comes with electricltv and scientific
massage treatment MRS. DR. MAYER, 817 B.
B mad way. Tll v W i ley. 4- 2
TpDITH AN WAY, FORMERLY OF BOSTON,
J 4 gives genuine alcohol ruhblugs that are beulih
ful and refreshing; no rivals. 224 s. Main st.,
rooms. • 3-15
MASSAGE AND ALCOHOL BATHS—3OB
Winston st., upstairs, one block easL of post
ofllce, bet. Fourth and Fifth sis.
MISS BEY IRVING, AR TIST; PHO'l IKTINT-
Ing and mounting; new style. 120 N, Main
st., rooms 2 and 5. 4-9
MAGNETIC TREATMENT GIVEN BY A
competent lady. c. Seventh, room 4. i
LOLA LIVINGSTON. ,188)** N. SPRING ST.,
room ■'»; Massage. 3-17
I>ERSONAL— JULIA MANSFIELD, MAM
curing parlor. 120 N. Main st . room p. 2-">
Ml SS MA V 8T(IN E GIVKS A LCOTKI L
buths. 9Q3 N, Main St., room 17. 5-22
HOUTHERN LADY GIVES ALCOHOL
baths. 127 E. Third hi., parlor 11. 3-15
ALMA WORTH-ALCOHOL BATHS, PA
eltte House, 801 New High st. 88
•\TOUNG LADY GIVES ORIENTAL BATHS.
jL 120 N. Main st., room W. 30
MISS MAY RUSSELL-THE NEW HELL
man, room 7. -l-ti
IpREE OF COST— YOU R CHOICE OF 2fO
1 standard books, handsomely and subsian -
tially bound in cloth. For particulnrs see 2
coiumn announcement in this paper.
FOR EXCHANGE
J~ pOR EXCHANGE-lo A'I'RES SOUTHWEST
1 lor house and lot.
Vi acres, 10-room house, bath, bain, lawn, fruits,
flowers, water, cement walks, a complelo home
place, southwest, fvjoo.
Some good ranches for cRy property. Have also
some good city property for ranch, to suit.
EDWARD ERASER,
88 2188. Broadway.
IpOR EXCHANGE - FINE VACRE IM
-1 proved ranch, good buildings, al Garden
Grove Orange county; artesian well; all in the
very best condition for good city property or lots.
RUN ELS *fc BLAISDEL, 819 B. Broadway. 2*
TpOR EXCHANGE OR BALE—M ACRE AL-
C talfa ranch, 12 tulles south of Los Angeles.
For full particulars call on owner. J. L. ADAMS,
228 W. Second St., Los Angeles, 2»
I NOR EXCHANGE OR SALE THE CELE
-1 bfated English shire stallion Romeo. For
further paHlcttlara inquire o;' EADIE B'ROB.,WIn«
Chester, Cal. 8-3
]pOR KXCHA NUB—A MANU FA ( "CU KING
* business and stock for piano. MRS. C. MET
CALFE, Station E, Temple St., city. 2-7
fcl EXCHANGE OR SELL PROPER TV QUICK
— goto BEN WHITE, W. First St. 28
IpREE OF COST — YOUR CHOK E OF 200
standard books, handsomely nnd substantial
ly bound In cloth. For particulars see two column
announcement in tbis Issue.
CHIROPODISTS
MISS j! "f.~ ALEX ANDER," BTfi
treats feet by a OOW and painless process;
gives salt glow, massage and electric treatments.
IS and 210 Wilson blk., First and spring sts. 2-27
DR. /.ACHAU—DISEASES OF THE FEET
258 S. Spring fit. 0-20
IpREE OF COST—YOUR CHOICE OF 20t
; standard bonks, handsomely nnd subsian
tially bound In cloth. - For particulars see 2
column announcement In this paper.
rpO BUY OR SELL ANYTHING THAT U-
J. saleable try the want columns of The Herald
A few cents invested In this mauner may tuukt
you mauy dollars.
ROOM AND BOARD_
BOARD AND BOOM—FIRST-CLASS ROOM!
and board for man aud wife) or 2 geotlemeu
tijS s Hill St. 21
IpREE OF COST — YOUR CHOICE OF 20
. standard books, handsomely and substantial
|y hound In cloth For particular* sectwocolumt
announcement In this IS3Uo
rpo buy ohTsell a!<V I lI[NO THAT If
JL saleable try the want columns of The Herald
A few cents Invested In this manner may mak
you many dollars.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS -
IpOR SALE-SOaiß GOolj BARGAINS ir
" SBOOnd'liand organs; good makes. KOIILEI
A CH ASE. 388 B. Spring if
"IpREE OF COST—YOUR CHOICE OF 20
I I standard books, handsomely and snhstanilall
bound In cloth For particulars see 2-column nt
nouncement In this issue.
MUSICAL
BARGAIN IN AHLIOHTLY USED STEIN
way upright piano. Address X, box JOO, Hei
aid. Tf
TpREE OF t OST - YOUR CHOICE OF X
.V standard books, handsomely and substantial
ly bound tv cloth. For particulars see iwo,coliim
announcement In this issue.
_
IJIOB SALE- BIC'YCLK";
. fort*>. Address C., I', O. box 11'
SI.ARSKN * CO., HAVE THIO A(iF.N("
a lor Relay Bicycles. 2211 W. Fifth si. B IO
BATHS
PT'WIS" A~N(TKtit:
at. Room 17. MME. DUSUA. 3-1
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
rules for advertisements under this classifies-
Hon llinie. :, rents per line; I week, .111 rents per
line ; I moni h. \\ per line.
Mouses and Lots
|poit SALE BARGAINS
lIMO 4 mom liouse. :>n.fnoi Int. Olive St.
M2B Lot on Wall st., near Pico, .'»nxi2*.
£1 |oo ii room housed near < ent r.<l «ye. nnd Ninth.
*4-.nn Two ft ala and rottaye,' Wolf skill; tout*"
about s;o.
HOO Nire 10l 'tn Whitney at
$11-v) 10acres in frntt, near Bnrbank*
fOOper acre in Hen porter ranch; north lie*
exchanges.
Severs' IIIOC properties to e^chsnc I *.
Nire Ronnie Jtrne 101 for acres.
House and i' hits in Loug Beach,
inn Rcres splendid land for north or eastern prop
erty ; equity.
w. ii. tinll fin.
tf 196 s. Broadway.
I NOR SALE—SPECIAL BARGAIN HOI'S*
of A rooms, bath, etc., on ivnnsvivania aye.,
Boyle Heights; price, foso; raftn, 68601 balance)
time. Serr. a. HUTCHINSON, HOB, Broad
way. 24
"IpOR HALE NEW HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS AT
V Boyle Uetghui; price. ssaoi cash |50, balanot
Sin* month, with interest. F. A. HUTCHINSON,
880 s. Broadwny. 26
fcpOß BALE A KICM S room. HARD FIN.
V lahgd house; lot :;sxl44; trees and shrubhery.
Apply 201 Rant Pico, tf
DO NOT PAY RENt7~BUT BUY A HOUSE
on the Installment plan from ALLISON RAR-
L« )W. 124 S. Broadway. 12-13 tf
Ip REE OF COST YOUR CHOICE OF 80S
I standard books, handsomely and substantial
ly hound in rloth. For particulars see two column
annouticemen in this Issue.
City Lots
TpOR SALE
JUST THINK of it:
The Alesandre Weill tract offers ehotre building
lot! ou Eighth. Ninth and Twelfth streets, near
Central avenue car line, 88x1110 to alley, at
1800, $32A and fWO, on small rash ray*
meul antl nionihlv installments of only
fin. No Interest charged on deferred payments.
Only one hundred lots left, of the original four
hundred, and when they ha\ c been disposed of
such a chance to act a home within walking dis
tance at low prices and upon easy terms may nev
er offer attain . Title absolutely perfect. An un
limited certificate of title or a policy of insurance
Of th* Title Insurance aud Trust fJo. issued With
every agreement of sale. For maps, price, list and
all particulars address
RICH ARB ALTSCHUL,
7-c o dtf 12.1 V, W. Second st., Burdlck blk.
IpOR SALE—
A NEW DEPARTURE
We now offer to furnish purchasers of lots in the
Alexandre Weill tract al their option, with policies
of Insurance of the Title Insurance and Trust com
pany for the full amount of the purchase price of
the lots bought, or with unlimited certificates of
title guaranteeing the title In Alexandre Weill,
free aud clear of all encumbrances. Lots from
•100 np on small cash payments and easy monthly
installments without Interest. Clerks, working
men, laboring men, mechanics, motormen, con
ductors, engineers stop throwlngaway your money
on rent anil remember the same payments will hi
v raw years make, you the proud possessors of your
own homes. Just ask your wife uhout it and get all
the particulars from RICHARD ALTSCHUL, sole
agent, 123.\ t W. Second St., Burdlck blk. tf cod
I NOB DESIRABLE HOMES
* See tboso large lots. 60x180, for HBO and np in
Conger's Wilson tract. 'Take notice, aii lots have
w ido nllevs, city water, graveled streets, cement
walks, choice Shade trees, building clause; only II
minutes from business center, on double electric
car line. Easy terms.
1-26 tf 11. M. CONGER & SON, 123 S. Broadway.
11011 SALE—
1 Before buying see those elegant lots. With
large, trees, ou electric car Hue, in NILES 1
HOME 'TRACT, Washington nud Maple
aye. special inducements to party build
ing at oncu. -3-2
TpOR SALE -A FF.W MORE OF THOSE
V lovely building lots for homes on E. Ninth st.,
In HlscocK ft Smith's second addition; prices, 8200
to §860; 110 down, *tf per month. Apply on tract or
to C. A. SMITH, 213 W. First at. tf
IpOR SALE—GILT EDGE LOTS ON JEFFF.R
-' son and Mope streets. Eight room house and
lot on Installment. mils, i;. v„ THOMAS,
318 w. Jefferson. 3-13
IpOR HALF GOOD LOT IN URMSTON
; tract, on Bryant aye.. one block Of eloctno
Cars, Only on easy terms. Room 2, Los Ange
les Theater bldg. 1--0 tf
Business Property
FOB SALE WE SELL THE EARTH. BAS
SE TT <Jt. SMITH. Pomona,Cal. 6-2« i lf
TpREE OF COST - YOUR CHOICE OF 20*
jV standard books, handsomely and suhstantlal
y bound iv cloth. For particulars sec two column
announcement Iv this issue.
Country Property
5000 AruK S - —
Finest lemon nnd alfalfa land In California;
plenty of water; near ihe ocean: 20 minutes by
rail from city; perfect climate; no hoi winds; no
frosts; vount, lemon trees paused uninjured through
freezes that ruined fruit and trees elsewhere; less
irrigation necessary than tn hot inland valleys;
more monoy in lemons and alfalfa than in any
thing else; apples, pears peaches, apricots prunes,
corn. Wheat, barley beans, etc., grow without
irrigation.
For sale in tracts to suit; low prices; easy terma.
D. FREEMAN, Owner,
606 s. Spring st., City.
IflOR SALE—
1 Fair Oaks.
Fair Oaks.
Find the big heart elsew here in I his paper and
read what Edwin bt. Alslp *t Co. say about tha
finest fruit land proposition In thisstate, aud then
for full particulars of land nnd excursion call at
room tt, 109' a S. Broadway. tf
TPOR SALE--10-ACRE ORANGE RANCH AT
I I Duarie, the blue lihbon orange section; 10
shares of stock in tbe best water company In
Southern California. Apply to A. STEVENS
; HALBTEAD, room 117, Bryson hit.
spoil SALE SAN GABRIEL- ONLY A FEW
V 1 6aild 10-aoroblocks left; water right. Now
Is the time to buy. If you have anything to well
or trade 800 E. K. ALEXANDER, MB B. Broad
way. " 81
IpREE OF COST — YOUR CHOICE OF 80t
' standard books handsomely and substantial
ly hound in cloth. For particulars sec twocolumn
announcement in this issue.
T7IOR bale-oranoe GROVE at red.
I? lands, yielding good income. Terms easy,
ddress "OWNER," P.O. box wi, Loa Angeles.
8-16
lilOK SALE WE BELL THE EARTH. BA*
1 SETT ft SMITH, Pomona. Cal.
rpO BUY OR SELL ANYTHING THAT IS
I saleable try the want columus of The Herald.
A few cents Invested in this manner may uiak*
you many dollars.
FOR SALE—LIVE
Ii IS 11E oP~ COST' - YoUR ~<'HOICK OF SO*
I I standard hooks, handsomely uiitl substantial
1/ bound in cloth. For particulars boo two column
announcement in thi.i lasuc.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
3. -(OR SALE-SECONI)-HAND SMITH-I*UK-'
' niler typewriters, In sootl condition, worth as
much as new machines, but will he sold for what
they will bring. Inquire uf P. I>. BARNEY, 131
W. Third aU tf
IlOlt1 lOlt BAXE-NF.W Will IK, NEW HOME,
1 Eldfldae B antl other nial.es. al ."JO to «.t.>, pli
tho no ajgent plan; *1 per week payments. WHl'l 'K
SEW INO MACIIIN X, OlHce '.'3'J S. Sprint;. (40
I.SOHSAI.IO A l'K Tt HF, HOI) YEARS OI,D OF
" "Christ before Pilateßiae, 14 wide 18 incliea
lons. Call 312 K. Third St., cor. Wolfskill aye. 2«
ItOUKS o5 AU. KINDS AND IN ALT. LAN
-9 guagea bougbt and aold. Your choice in Woo.
tiiNss, tm s. Main, near Third, 21
T.IOU SAI.F.- OXK 2TON SI DKWAI.K XI.X.
r vator tit a aacriflce. Inquire at the Herald
business ollice. 1211'
I SOB BALK-Flt UN ITT' UK OF .", ORS ROOMSi
' ttrst class; house to rent. li5S S. Hill st. 51
SAI.F -OLD PAPERe) IN UL T ANTITIKi»
1 to suit at this nflicc.
INVESTORS
"r■ Vkl.l, Ylll' It"NKIOVl BOit^V*Bo\lTTjlF, lIKli-
X ahi. It Is a great newspaper, Sana a aampia
Copy east occasionally. It yon don't want to senu
your own paper, call nt the offlco und have MWa
Euolled direct, tree of cost.
ASSAYER ANB
nfufis bi.m BmoK anb
1 l lieniicul Laboratory, :2t S. Wain SU
I'HKK/,. B. M.. manager.
SEWINOJMACHINES
i"TRTB"6I' cost - yoi:r ciioioß or aw
1 standard books, handsomely and substantial
ly bound in cloth For particular! Bee twocoluaui
announcement in tbis iisue.

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