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8
City Branch Agencies
• Of
THE HERALD
la arderto accommodate the public The HaraM
has established branch agencies, where copies Of
the Dally and Sunday will be ou sale and adver
tising and subscriptions taken s*id for ward ad to
the main office as soon a-* received
These branch agencies do not include tha hoa
9reds of book stores and news stands in all parts
•f the city where The Herald is also tor sale.
BOYIiK HEIGHTS
E. DON" NELL, Newsdealer, 2108 East FUtt
street.
EAST IjOS AVGFIiKS
MRS. E. c THACKER, Newsdealer, 194
North Daly street.
BAN FKHXANDO STKKKT
M KIXNU. S PHARMACY, H3B Saa Far
nsndo street
WESTLAKE PARK
DONALD A. ROSS, Newsdealer, 2100 WeaS
Revcuth street.
UNIVERSITY
h. L. park. Druss, Stationery, sosw
Postoffice buUdlng.
SOUTH CKNTRAIj AVENUE
CHICAGO PHARMACY, corner Central
avenue an.l Twelfth street.
CHURCH NOTICES
rlto K. FRED BELL —TE At 'HE R, LEt '-
turer. electro mental lisaler and phrenolo
gist Mediuinshl]) ftevnloped on tbe true plane;
lessons given In that most helpful ol all studies,
practical occultism; Instructions In hypnotism
given to those who give evidence of sincerity of
purpose. Terms moderate. As a phrenologist
and physiognomist Prof, Bell is without a peer,
lull delineation of character, with . hart, (IJSO,
•specially written charts, giving valuable points
to health, fuiure life, wRh OCCUII IAWS, *». Office
rooms. 31 and a. Plrtle block, corner Broadway
and Fourth sts. Hours. :) to 12, 1:80 to 5; evenings
by appotntmeiii. h (
ST. PAT L's CHURCH, EPISCOPAL, OLIVE
St.. opp. tbe park. Open every oay in the year,
Daily Service at ll»a m. The Clergy Will respond
to afl calls tor the offices of the church t or Strang*
ers or visitors without, respect to creed; burials,
Snarriages, baptisms or visitations ot the sick. Use
of the ehunii cheerfully given free for funeral
services. Tel. 143. Red. tf
■JU.T 1 , S— — 1 ' — ___js
SPECIAL NOTICES
K.'itps for MtvArtlMinent, nnder tin. cisssiiicn
|:.>n -1 time, 'i CFDta prr Hnei J week, ::o cents per
I month, ?! per line.
■JO-OTICE
TO
REAL ESTATK DEALBK.
TH B
BEST EVIUESCB
THAT IT PAYS
TO
ADVEKTISa
IN
THE HERALD
THE HEIIALI)
IS THE pACT THAT
KEARLY ALL THE LEADING DEALERS
IS THE CITY
ARE REPRESENTED IX ITS
EOR PALE OOLTMNS
»OR SALE ( OLUMKS
AND FIND
THAT IT PAYS.
THESE ABVEKTIBEKS
ARE WIDE AWAKE
rcrsiNESS MEN".
THE\ AP.E NOT
EXPERIMENTIXi;--fn'l'.V HAVE TRIED
THE HERALD
THE HERALD
BUSINESS NEWSPAPER — THE DAILY
Journal! nbusinß,, newepapef.publishing all
tlie county ofllcuU records, real estate transfers,
mortgages anil liens. Imittlim news, contract work,
ttnam-ml news, iitirl nil news relating tn the re
source, nnti development of Southern California
anil the greai territory of the southwest. One dol
lar per nintii 1,, nr in ia\ ance ,I'J per yeur. 2-7 w.
Eltst St.. Los Angeles, t'al. b-1 tt"
■VTOTIt I. THE l.i IH AXUELKSrITY WATI.It
Co. win Btrlctly enforce the following rules:
The hour. ,nr gprlnkllng are between the nours of
c and B oelocK a. m. atnl t» and s oclock p. in. For
a violation 01 the above regulations the water win
he shut off anil a tine of .1 will he obargea behn j
,he we.ver will be turned on again, 4-2j
MESMIN'S FEMALE PILLS AS AISPECIFIC
rp.onthty medicine for Immediate relief fer
palnfnl anil irregular ntense,—from whatever
,'«il«e. Fur sele by OEO. H. FREEMAN A- CO.,
ROuthcMl cor. Secondand Broadway. l*rice,3a
box.
CIHIXA AND GLASSWARE REPAIRED,
riveted or cemented j a specialty ot repairing
tana, V. T. REUTER, 117 W. Slath. MMM
QORn WILL BUY CHOICE l.l>T. ANQELE
O—')" 00 Heights, 8. K. LINDLEY, t«i 8.
Droartway. tl
I7.REE Of IOST- YOl'R CHOICE OF mO
. standard hooks, handsomely and substantially
botinii in ciotb. Fop particulars see x-eolnmii au
niniueelnent in this issue.
EXCURSIONS
ONCE A WEEK PERSONALLY CONDI Cl ■
ed exonrslons to Chicago, st. Paul. Mlnneapo<
lis and all eastern points, leave Los Angeles every
Thursday, via Southern Pact tie, Union Paoiflo
•World's Pictorial Line," and ('htcAgo an l North
western ndbvuv, crossing the sierra Nevada* and
lmssiiitf all points of scenic Interest by daylight
V pholstered tourist cars ol latest Pullman pvttern,
Fsjbted by gas, ahd run through without change.
Competent conductors accompany saoh party.
Fastest time. Lowest rales For tickets ami
berth reservations, apply to J, !t. PEAR6IAN,
mahager,G F, HERR,T. P. A,229 south Bktrlng
si., Los Angeles, or to any agent southern Pacific
company, 5-B**9
J UDKON PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EX
curslons over true southern route 10 Cbloago,
\ ia st. Louis, leave i.us Angeles every Wednesday
at 2:80 p.m. Through cars, through mansgers,
Aomfort, economy and enjoyable route. Apply to
J U Dso.N & CO., 212 s. Spring St., Los Angeles.
]>H I LLI l*s- PERSONALLY UONDUI TED Ex
cursions via the Rio Grande and Bock Island
route, leave Los Angeles every Tuesday, cross the
Merra Nevadas and pass the entire Rio Grands
scenery by Uayllghl ; also v|n Southern route every
Monday. Ofllce, is*ff, Spriugsu
3JURLINGTON ROUTE—PERSONA LLY CON
y ducted i xi urafons to Hie east every Wednes
day over the scenic line ol ths world ; upholstered
tourist f-ars without ctlAtlge, T. 11. Dl'/AN.
aKeut. 22 Spring st. Los a ngeles, Oat
OF COST-YOU R CHOICE OF 200
standard books, handsomely and BUbStAh*
Dally bound in cloth. For particulars sou 2
coiutun announcement in this paper.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES
"11 "HEX IN NEED OF A SHREWD MAN
▼ V to.trace down a trail nr to locate any Indi
vidual, apply t.. the GLOBE DETECTIVE
AGENCY, Pactflc tor-st office, IOUj 8, Broad
way.
OF COST—YOUR CHOICE OF 20a
standard books, handsomely and substan
tially boumi In clOtll. For pari icuIATJ see 2
culumn announcement in mis paper,
rflO BUY OR HELL ANYTHING THAT is
1 ssleable, iry tic wani colittiins of The Herald,
A few cents invested in tins manner may make
you many dollars.
PIANOS
JfOR SALE
GOOd Upright piano. |IUS,
llanliiitin. nearly new. 9273.
Bans, Bllgntly used, (650
Katey organ, good as m*w, *v*>. '
'l abor organ, (86.
COO S. Broadway. tf
XXA BE AND VOSE dt SONS PIANOS AT
BII'.KEI. s parlors 18and 10, Plrtle blk. tf
,— . ._. .
A TTORNEYS-A T-LA \V
JJ ROUSSEAU « >l,i\ ITUiMERY.
3 A I lornevs-.i:. 1 ,:r.\-.
Mt Bradbnry tiik.. \jo% Angelea v>
C, E. CRONIN, ATTORNJEY-AT-LAWj Of.
ft not. 1' nrnl 1, Rani, bldg., cor. Mnlu an I
yirr. s;a. Advlta free. 3-10-,
HELP WASTED-MALE
Rates for advertisements under this classifica
tion—i time, cents per line; l week, 30 cents per
line; i month, ft per line.
U^MEL^B^uTT^TT^
Successors to
PETTY, HUMMEL * CO.,
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS,
300-302 W. Second St., In basement
California Bank Bldg.
Tel SOW.
Offlce boqgfi from 7 a. m. to 7:51 p. m., except
Sundays,
MEN'S DEPAI tt MB N T
I ExportSQCSd shipping clerk, ?7", per month;
youiiK man to clerk, pick ami [tack fruit, *20, etc.;
nrat-olasAflsMker, 926, etc; orange picker, 8c per
box and board; 2 miners, 92 and hoard per day:
boy for dairy, milk and chore. 810. etc; boy for
chores, country,9lo, etc; butter snocheesameker;
sailors, |99, etc; marine engineer, ?75. etc.
HOTEL DEPARTMEXI
Two firs! class waiters. 090. etc—call early for '
this: young matt waltor, do ball and porter work, |
(16, etc; tueitd and'-ake linker, fi". etc. week; flrsl
i lass lintel cook With references.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
Middle-aged woman, house work, 915; housegtrl,
Vain street, *2*j; cook. German family. 980; house*
girl, 4adults* floea ln» fijgo* hpnssgirl t Temple st,,
■29] girl to assist. 93 week: housegirt, san DlegO
county, |20,1 mptoyer her -: houseglrt, San Jacin
to, 935 and Fare t laundress, family 4. S2O. Germ all
preferred: hOUseglrl, family |2o: housegtrl, Ger*
lufin family. housegin and assist with chil
dren, ?t *i; housekeeper, family 2, 930; houseglrl,
family t. Badlands, $20 and fare; German house*
grri. no waahlng, £25, cJty; honsegtrl, 4 adults, no
washing! *i-».
HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Waitress, rtstaurant. (5.60 week: waitress.
I small hotel, 916, city: cook, for partner In delicacy
store,good opening, no capital required; waitress,
l'asadena. *2 >j waitress, beach, (26,
HUMMEL BROS. A CO.
ttrANTED—SALESMEN ?iuO TO (123 PER
" month atbt expenses: sample line; position
permanent, pleasant and desirable. Address, with
stamp, KIN" MF*G CO., F. 73, Chicago 7-29
TtTANTED—A FEW MEX OF GOOD AD
vv dress can find employment by ayplylng at
room 200, currier block, Third sr. 3-24 99
"Ttr ANTED—HELP FREE—27 SITUATIONS,
>» 833,' a s, Broadway. E. xititxokr.
rfIELL YOUR NEIGHBOR A8047T THE
X Herald. It fs a great newspaper. Send a
sample copy cant occasionally. If you don't want
to send your own paper call at the office and hay c
them mailed direct, free of cost.
171 REE OF ct>st -YOUR CHOICE OF 2*)
standard hook*., handsomely and substantially
bound iv cloth. For particulars s»»> 2-ooluntnan
nouncement In this Issue,
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
"\l'\N'll-I> WOMAN M\:-HM WDP'I
* t tsber, steam laundry ; (40, 830? -s. Broad
way, Bureau.
IT* REE OF COST — YOUR CHOICE OF 200
; standard books, handsomely and substantially
hound in cloth. For particulars see 2-column an
nouncement in this Issue.
mo BUY OR SELL ANYTHING THAT IS
_L saleable try the want columns of The Herald,
a few cents invested iv this manner sttay make
j ou many dollars.
——. " l'.?L ■ , ■ 1
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE
\\r a PfTED- \:\ A .1 A can ESE, FIRST-CLASS
»\ cook, d situ:.tion In city or country, Pleas ■
apply Bamboo Stors,2.i2'j W.Toufth. 7
11 REE <t| COST- YOUR CHOICE OK 203
standard books, handsomely and substantially
bound in cloth, For particulars see s-columfi an
nouncement in tins isane,
SITUA TiONS WA NTED— FEMALE^
ANTED BY MUM: LADY, POSfTIOK
tl as apprentice to dressmaker or milliner.
Address R. KiCHABDBON, Station (I, box 14, 11
TtrANTED -A POSITION AS UOITSKKEKP
\ t er by a good reliable lady of experience. Call
or address 864 s. HUt St., room 15, I
IjIREE OF COST—YOUR CHOICE OF 2on
, standard books, handsomely and substantially
bOnnd i» cloth. For particulars see 2-column an
nooncement lv tins issue.
mO BUY OR SELL ANYTHING THAT is
1 saleable try the Wani columns of The Herald.
A few cents Invested In this manner may make
you many dollars.
WANTED—PARTNER
\\' AN IBD PARTNER WITH BMALLCAPI
tt tal. in designing and Illustrating office with
established trade References exchanged; young
man preferred. Address L, box Si, Herald office, 1
rpELL YOUR NEIGH ROB ABOUT THE HER
-1 aid. It Is a great uewspaper send a sample
copy east occasionally. If you don't want to iend
yonr own paper, call at the office and have them
mailed direct, tree of COSt,
I JIRE EOF cosT— YOUR CHOICE OF 900
. standard books, handsomely ami substantially
i mind in cloth. For particular * see 2-column an
nouncement iv this issue.
\\'AN! BD—A QIjNTS
mELL YOUR NEIGHBOR ABOUT THE HER-
J aid. It Is tt great newspaper. Send a sample
copy east occaalonally< Ifyotidont want to semi
your own paper, call at the ofllce aud have, them
mailed direct tree of cost.
171 REE OF COsT ■- YOU R CHOICE 0F 2>i»
standard books,handsomely and substantially
hound tn eioth. For particulars see 2-ooiumn an 1
nouncement In this issue,
i ...
WANTED — LIVE STOCK
! "fir ANTED—A FEW GOOD SERVICEABLE
; ti horses; will trade land, [have 16acres of
I gOOd land in san Luis Obispo . num.v. ("al.; M AOfeS
under cultivation, and will give tho rlghl party a
bargain, Apply at southern <feltfornla < 'reamery
Co., 313 S. Broadway. tf
jmO BUY OR SELL ANYTHING THAT is
X saleable,try the want columns of The Herald,
i A few cents Invested In thi:. manner may make
■ j on many dollars.
WANTED—REAL ESTATE
■si; ani'khT-Vo" Vt^-Tiase-small^lm
▼ V proved ranches and alfalfa land for cus
tomers. ,l, F. JONES, 182 S. Broadway, front. 1-4
171 REB OF COST—YOUR CHOICE OF 200
standard books, handsomely and substantially
hound In cloth. For particulars see 2-columu an
nouncement iv this issue.
WANTED—TO RENT
rpELL YOUR NEIGH BOR ABOUT THE
X Herald* Il is a great newspaper. Send a
sample copy east, occasionally. If you don't want
t.i send your own paper call at t'ue office and havu
them mailed direct, free of cost.
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS^
ANTED TO BUY- A 10-HORSE POWER I
* t donkey engine with upright boiler and oil fir- J
hitf. free. Yuma, Address with price and particulars,
CHAW. WEISSUUHN, Yuma, Arizona. 8-4
rpQBUYOK SELL ANYTHING THAT IS
.1 saleable try the wont columns of The Herald, i
A few cents invested in this manner may make
you many dollars.
I
LOST AND FOUND
STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM INGLE WOOD
brickyard, on February 20, one sorrel mare, ii
y*;are old; one bind foot white; and one bay gel- i
ding, White soot in forehead, and while lip on
nose; *2» reward for their return. lb I
lOSTI OST- ONE II M.ADAY TEMPLE WHEEL: I
_i If n turned, good reward and no questions
asked. Taken from Fifth and Maple at new
building. 601 E. Third st. 8
STRAYED ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
from Wealoy avenue, one dark hay horse,
bmnden l*L on right thigh. Return to ;;.").*, s.
Spring st. 11
■pIREE OF COST YOUR CHOICE OF 200
I I standard books, handsomely And substantially I
! hound Iv cloth. For particulars see 2-column An
i noi.iicemenl in ibis issue.
I fpO OR HELL ANYTHING THAT IS I
.1 saleable try the wain columns Of The Herald,
\ few cents Invested In this manner may make
j you many dollurs.
SPECIALISTS
f rim CONSI MPTIYES ■ ASEPTOLIN — I j
1 have received some of Kdaon'e Conaumptivo '
spe.-i/h-and mil preparetl to give treatment as ad- \
mlnlsterad by Dr. 1 yrus Etison himself, ft it. I
PfLKIGTON, tbewfnthrop, No, s. Spring J
st. 6 j
(IURE OF RUPTURE GUARANTEED I;Y A I
■are, sj eedy, painless and p-rmaiieut tnetbod, i
tvlthoul detention from business, by DB. WHITE- J
hill, jiifj s, spring Bt Ofllce hours, if a. tn. to 1
4 p. hi. j
SW. RICHMOND, MAGNETIC PHYSI
• clan; ye§w' experlenca; office, 104Dow
ney block, 819 Bt. Main st, Consultation free. B*2B
DR. R.G.COLLINS,OPTUALMIC OPTICIAN,
with the Los Angeles Optical instltuie; eves
examined free. 128 s. spring st.
Ii REE of cost nun (Hour ok 200
s*andard books, liandsnineiv nnd sitblta&
11ally hound lo "iorh. For particulars lee 2
coluain announcement la this psper.
____ LOS ANGELES HEBALDt THURSDAY MOBCTNG, MARCH 5. 1896.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Rates for advertisements under this elassifiVa.
tion— 1 time, 5 cents per line; I Wftl M rents pet
line; I month «l per line.
-if"H aVS~A PROPOSITI* »\ to
I; present yon. that carries with it the largest
percentage o* pioflt legßlmately made tn sny no* 1
Of business conducted in Southern California; it
might be charted ci a commercial or manufao'ur
in« business And m»t misrepresent it; at any rate
it is one ot much merit, la subject to closest scru
tiny on your part; it oan bo handled with 95000,
balance of 190,000 to be paid later or(20,ooo will
take 11 ss a whole. LEONARD MERRILL, 210
Bradbury blook, &
Irsoit sale IK YoC HAVE *I.MO AND
} want to bo into business In Los Angel< a, call
on me for the noxi few days end i win put yon
onto the bett thinn of Ibe kind for sale in the city.
We are folly equipped, old established, doing a
steady eaah business of eeoO per month, among a
nloe class of people; long lease and very low ex
pense, call promptly and Investigate.
w. tt. DICKINSON,
5 a 14" s. Broadway.
FOR SALS ONE OF THE BEST t>IVER\
businesses in BouthernCellfomleimnst be sold
iv ones ou eooount of sickness; thorough Invest!-
Ration. Call ot address RED LANDS LIVERY,
Redlands, Cal. 3-13
si-> tn -BAKERY, WI TH LARGE BRICK
»)" " oven,horse, wagon, etc, Southwest
pun of city: living rooms, etc. Apply BEIS
WHITE,32I w. First st. 7
IJIOR SALE-1100 WILL BUY FURNITURE
and fixtures of bath and raeaeage parlors uf
three rooms; will teach the work If desired. tMlj
c. Seventh "t. <*-.">
TnOR SALE—POULTRY, EGG AND PRO
; duos business, prioe «iou. Including horse,
wagon, etc. B* A HONEY a MYERS, 438 s.
Main st. 5
TJIOS SALE—GROt ERY, WELL IAM ATED,
with iivine rooms: doing good cash business;
positive bargain. BEN WHITE, SSI W". First st,
INOB SALK CHOICE CREAMERY AND
butter store; profits over (40 per weak; bar
gain. MAHONEY «x MYERS, 138 S, Main St. fi
O | f\f\ CASH, (60 BALA SUE, WILL BI V
0. 1 \"J good paying restaurant with -i fur*
nlahed rooms• Bent In trade 565 Grand aye. 11
(fflr*f ST|"t—WOOD, COAL, HAY AND FEED
0 4 rJ\J business: good corner; vnlue Instoek;
bargain, hex WHITE, 221 W. First st 7
<.HXi\ COFFEE PARLOR AND BAKERY";
•v* p?M ' rccelnts o\ er (22 a day; nay( r offl re i
bifore. SEN w n in:, ill w. First st. :
IJIOR SALE—FINE BAKERY WITH OVEN
. complete, barge simp trade. Bergatn~642fl,
D, BARNARD, ii: l .. s. Broadway, I
IfxOß SALE—REST Al It a NT, WITH ROOMS.
New furniture, Greal sacrifice—#l76.
r. p, BARNARD, M 7 '; s. Broadway. ■*>
TJYOR HALE—CHOICE CIO AM STORE ON
Main st. Oreat sacrifice. Must soli—ft6o,
1. ii. BARNARD, ltt.'*B. Broadway, "j
"CIO 11 SALE—REST A U It ANT—A PARTNER
1 wanted, a first-class genteel plnci— fib').
I. D. BARNARD, jl7 .. s. Broadway.
.) BELL OR EXCHANGE PROPERTY QUICK
_ co to BEN WHITE, 321 W. First St. 11
rpu BELL OUT YOUB BUSINESS SEE 1. D.
X BARNARD, 117' ; s. Broadway.
JTlOlt SALE -GROCERY STORE AT A BAR-*
gain. 694 c. second st. 7
ITtOR SALE—BARBER SHOP. 128 E. FIFTH
: st. i
P°R BALE—GROCERY, tm s. SPRING BT,
FOR SALE-LODQINQ HOUSES
Jp 0H SALE -LODGING HOUSES—
9rooms, Broadway,close in ? 48Q
b rooma, s. Hill, very bice 600
10 rooms, Hill Bt 476
17 rooms, HUI Hi lit"'
10 rooms. Main st WW
47 rooms, Main st 10 N 1
M rooms. Temple s* 14 ( N>
9 rooms. Second st <> il[ i
18 rooms. Temple si., nice place 1"
4ft rooms, Olive st 2000
£6 rooms, to* Angeles st.. rooms full 1200
8 looms. Rutlker Hill aye.. only 37.)
11 rooms, seventh st 501
24rooms, Main sc.. 1100
20 rooms. Second tt WOO
in rooms. Hill st 653
10 rooms, Hill bt.■ oloas In 1650
20 rooms. Hill si It-' I
17 rooms Broadway 050
22 rooms, Fourth st 1700
* rooms, Hill vary nice 660
6 rooms. Grand aye 828
it: rocttttti Loa Angeles st 700
And many other.* In all parts of the City,
If you wish to buy n lodging house or if you have
one to sell it will pay you to call and sec
CREASINGER,
217 s. Broadway
1:1 REE OF COST—YOUR CHOICE OF 203
standard Looks, handsomely and substantial
ly bound In olOth. Pot particulars see two column
announcement in this issue.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
IPERSONAL1 PERSONAL—JUST 111 KE FIND: N< I MONEY.
That's what people say who have tried a small
ad. tn Tlie Herald. They don't cost much, but the
results are simply marvelous, in this popular de
, partment The Hnretd has made a gain of mora
than 200 per cent In the post few months. Big
circulation counts The Herald has it. If you
w ant to talk to half the people in Los Angeles and
other parts of Southern * alifornia. try n small ad,
In addition to the immense and rapidly Increasing
circulation of The Herald, its sales by newsboys,
on trains, at hotels and summer resorts, make it,
the advertising medium of the Paoiflo coast.
Look over these small ad vi rttsemenl i today,
They will interest you and may make you some
money.
Tomorrow try one. The results will be both sur
prising and satisfying. o*3tj
I> Elt si) XA L— Fit ESH RO Ast ED OO FI *E E -
Mocha and Java, 35c! Ralston cereal coffee,
j 15c; 5 lbs good tea, (1; 8 lbs rolled wheat. 25c; 12
lbs white beans, 25c; ti lbs eastern buckwheat, 23c;
can eocon, l.'tc; can corn beef. lOe; oan Jelly, sc; -1
lbs peaches, 26c; 8 lbs prunes, 26c; 10 lbs raisins,
25c: 6 boxes sardines, 2oc; .'leans salmon, 25c; 50-lb
sack Hour, 90c; 60 bats soap, |i; pork,Bc; bacon,
Ukjj pure margarine, >300 a roll. ECONOMIC
SToKK,4t'O S. Broadway.
PETtSOXAI.-BALPIIS BROS.—GOLD BAR
Hour, 11.08; city Hour, 900] granulated su;ai , t
191b5,,91] brown smsur, 21 lbs., fi]; » ]bs, rolled
wheat, or oata, 250] sardines, "» boxes, 260; toma
toes, 4 cans, 260| 7 bin s German family soap, 25c; 3
gallons oil, $i; gasoline, ?i; ;i packages morning
meal, 2fiuj lard. W-lb. can, Bscj 12 IbS. beans, 26c; 0
His. rite, tic GOO S, Spring St., oor, sixth. 5-2J
I>ERSONAL— NEW PROCESS] IRREGU-
Unities, from whatever OAUSe, cured without
medicine, Insiruments or pain: luro ours; ir.dy
attendants; low lee.s. 811/ S. (Jrand aye* 8-8
13BRSONAL—B. MORRIS PAYS THE HlGH
est price for gents' second-hand clothing!
Bond postal] will call. illK Commercial st. o-is
Ij*. REE *»F COST—YOUR CHOICE UF 200
Standard books, handsomely and substan
tially hound tn cloth, For particulars see 2
column announcerneul in this paper.
PERSONAL
■j >E USONAL
Men (weak) conteraptgtlng marriage, valuable
j BUggOAttonS free; eoulldenilal. AddroaS"MediCUS"
1 (with Itanip), :2« X". Main st> ( room 7, CiOS Angel eft,
IPERSONAL1 PERSONAL l»u YOD wish TO MARRY*?
WO have refined ladies and gCOtS of means;
) invest Igate: strictly confldentlai; letters must con
■ tain lOe stamps. Room l, t>o7'j s. Broadway.
PERSONAL - NEW PROCESS - IRREGU
laritles, from whatever cause, OUfed without
(Oediclae, instruments or patri; Btiro cure; ?i treat
ment; home. »!'.< tiranil aye. 0-8-6
RESTAURANTS
rim X N EAT EST LITTLE IH X 1 X< I BOOM
1 in the 'tlty is the Hotel Clarendon, t)s s HIM
street, Albert Stevens, prop.; home cooking;
prices reasonable; 21 nieal? from 6:80
12 to 2 p.m.; rtinner, o: 3 j to 7cBoj
Averythlnx new, 4-t
FOR EXCHANGE-MISCELLANEOUS
Under this heading subscribers to the Herald
may insert an Advertisement Of 6;> wor.'.s or less,
four times, free ot cost, provided the adveMlser is
not a dealer In the Article or fronds advertised.
I.iob EXCHANGE OR BALE A CHOICE
collection of ancient coin from the collection
of tin- lute celebrated numismatist, Prof. Abeam
Richards of Florenco, Italy, ami Identical with
those he presented to the University ol Michigan:
Will take city lot, piano, bicycle, gold watch, jew
yjr.v; sinyly or lv lot. Address 4 - , iJ s *
17108 EXCHANGE—A FAIR OF IHE FINEST
PUg puppies in i oe city. In exchange tor silver
or gold. MaJe, A 5; female, |3.60, They are thor
oughbreds, from educated ancestors. Ad dr. ss
j MILDRED, Herald ofll.v H
KXt HANOE-l HAVE Til REE >3t
cry line thoroughbred mastiff puppies tha' I
win egenange for c blckens or young hens, a heifer
calf, a stnuic hugKy harness, liooks Address box
61, Downey, Cal. " *
I.iOR EXCHANGE-A SMITH PREMIER
Typewriter, No. I, in good condition, been
used but ti short lime, for n lM, d shot gun F. It.
I'ITN'ER, 812 W. Seventh st., room 32. j
"C*OH EXCHANGE FIRST-CJ tSS HERDIC.
I nearly ROW: cost new |690, Will trade
tor good soring wagon or buggy, or sell very ]
cheap. Address box gg2 t Orange. Cal. S |
ITIOR EXCHANGE 0« SALE—I INCTJBA- j
. tor and 2 brooders. Will exchajige for any* i
thing or will sell for 665. HERBERT GROVE*
136 c. Fourth st., Los Angeles, CsJ. « j
TOOR EXCHANGE ONE FINE BREECH
-1 loading shotgun; nisi beautiful guitar and
music stund; trade for cow or hicyep;. W. H.
GIBBS, 1610 S. Mum st. 7
EXCHANGE SOME JEWELRY AND
1 a Itne6-shooterfor some diamonds; will pay
the difference in nmncv. I want 3or 4 diamonds.
Address M., Box 40, s
FOR EXCHANGE - WALNUT DRESSER
with mirror ami drawers and walnut »om
mode marble top, n»r best that's ottered. Address
M. i*. c., Herald. «
TjIOR EX( HANGE FULL NICKEL FOWLER
.1 bicycle; used but little; good as new; will
trade fordlAfUonds or other personal ornaments
ms spring st. t>
inOH EXCHANGE NEW 22-POUND, 11H.II
grade bicycle tor good gold watch and some
money, n. M. lei; a- BRO„ 140 n. spring st. $
I,iOU EN ill A NO]' OR SALi:--'O5 MODEL
Bicycle, good as new; lor furniture or most
anything else, or 640 cash. 018 E. Sixth, <;
INOR1 NOR EXCHANGE YOUNG BULL PUP FOR
good 38-COllher Smith 4 Wesson revolver. Ad
dress T. !*.. box 2a, Herald office. 5
"1 ior EXCII ANGE \ GOOD M BXICAN SA D
-1 die for banjo or fencing swords. Address B.
T.| box 10, Herald offloe. j
lIORI IOR EXCHANGE—ONE SOUND DELI V EBV
, horse, worth *86, for groceries. Call or ad
dress ."Oj Turner st. B
"|ioß RXCHANOE—ONE on MORE GOOD
1 horses for furniture, Apply to J. P. J ENsen,
226 sun Pedro Bt« 7
tpOlt EXt RANGE—A COMPLETE EDISON'S
X phonograph outfit at 186 X. Main st.. Los
Angcies, Cal. <s
iior EXCHANGE—WILL EXCHANGE ('Alt-
I center work for team. Address J. a. E., P.O.
BOX 866. 7
FOR EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE
lioß EXCIIA Ni E- \ NEW DW ELLI NO
l oitse, I rooms, large screen porch; rooms
19X16 feet, hard finished; streets graded, cement
sidewalk: located near power house and central
aye.; cash, SIOOO; will exobhnge for improved
ranch Of tike vidue live miles from city.
A LSt),
Wheeler ,6 Wilson No. 8 improved sewing ma
chine In perfect order; exchange for furniture.
Address l, box 60, Herald office. »
lior EXCHANGE—SPLENDID RANCH
property. 2» acres, sandy n> 1. ti miles Iron)
Ctty, all in fruit in bearing; good 6*room house,
slgntlv location: mountain water plaetl lv street
pipes Irrigation ; this place Is worth 66000; is mort
gaged for6looo] w ill trade it for a home in l.os An
geles worth 62000,0r will dear the ranch and trade
it tor one wortb 66030, orgood piece of vacant prop
erty. LEONARD MERRILL, sole agent, 940
Bradbury bioek.
Si \i MU I EQUITY IN LARGE LOT;
iifRMMF buildings, machinery. horses,
wagons, etc., now occupied as manufacturing
business, all included. For other real estate see
BEN WHITE, 221 W. First st. 7
0 EXCHANGE OR SELL PROPERTY QUICK
tU to to JI EN WHITE. J2l W, First st. 11
"IT* REE OF COST •-- YOUR CHOICE OF 200
1 standard books, handsomely and substantial
ly bound in doth. For particulars see twoooluma
annouueotnent in tins issue.
MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY
131 DM H AW WA V. FORMERLY OF BOSTON,
j gives genuine alcohol rubbings that are health
ful and refreshing; no rivals. 226 S. Main st.,
room 3. 8-15
MASS AO E AND ALCOHOL R A THS—2J-J
Winston st., upstairs, on" block east of posi-
Offlce, bet. Fourth and Filth sts- 8-6
Mis-- KEY IRVING, UtTIST! I*IIOTO-TENi'
fug and mounting; new style, 120 N. Main
St.. rooms 2 and 6. 4-0
MAGNETIC TREATMENT GIVEN BY A
. competent lady. 228>j c. se\enth, room 4. 1
MAGNETIC TREATMENT GIVEN BY A
competent lady. 226)4 E. Seventh, room 1. 0
IbERSONAL JULIA MANSFIELD, MAM
curing parlor. 120 N. Main st., rojm ». 30
MISS MAY STONE GIVES ALCOHOL
baths. 302 N. Msln St., room 17. 6-22
Ci CUT HERN LA*DY ot Vl-:s ALCOHOL
O baths. 127 E. Third st., parlor 11. 8-15
■\TOUNG LADY GIVES ORIENTAL BATHS.
X i_n x. Main st., ro >m it». 3j
I 'H.A LIVINGSTON. 13-i'J N. SPRING ST.,
j room 6; 3-17
OLLIB MOORE. 131 E. SECOND ST., PAR
tors S and 5. Gent's mending* t-6
Miss MAY RUBSELL—THE NEW HELL
iiinii, room 7. 4-ti
171 REE OF COST-VOUR CHOICE OF 203
1 standard books, handsomely and substan
tially bound In cloth. For particulars see 2
cotumn Announcement in this paper.
PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, BTC.^
I>ATENTS FOR INVENTIONS OBTAINED
. in all countries; bought and sold, s, J. DAY
tv. CO., patent attorneys, room 95, Bryson blk. tf
KNIGHT BROS., PATENT SOLICITORS;
free book on patents 808 Stimson blk. it-22-ti
11 REE OF COST—YOUR CHOICE OF 200
standard books, handsomely nnd substantially
bound iv cloth. For particulars see 2-column an
nouncement in this issue.
rTIO BUY OR SELL ANYTHING THAT IS
X saleable, try the want columns of Tbe Herald-
A few cents invested iv this manner may muko
you many dollars.
PHYSICIANS
DX. DORA KING. GERMAN-ENGLISH SPE
olalist] diseases of womenl all Irregularities
restored] treatment confidential; curt-yuaranteed.
446 s. Broadway. 0-6-06
DR. WITTEN, ENGLISH PHYSOIAN AND
surgeon; specialty, diseases of w omen and
children. r.ViS. Hill St.; hours,o to 11 a.m., 2 to 1
und 7 to 8 p.m. 8-15
IIpBEE ou COST—YOUB CHOICE OF 200
standard books, handsomely aud substan
tially bound In doth. For particulars sue 2
ci.lunui announcement in this paner.
CAPITALISTS
|ioit BALE—TO CAPITALISTS! J HAVE
L about 1126,0000f the very best centrally located
Income property in this city, all rented ami paying
not less than 8 per cent net, and clear of Incum
brance; my interests are largely In another coun
try, and desirous to sell at almost tbe purchasers'
price; tune to suit; no agents need Apply. Ad
dress D . box 50, Herald office. codS-14
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
1710R SALE SOME 000 D "BA RGAINS IN
second hand organs] good makes. KOHLKR
A CHASE, 263 s. Spring. tf
I.l It EE OF COST -YOl'R CHOICE OF 200
standard book -, handsomely and substantially
I bound in cloth Fo,' particulars see 2-coiumu an
l buuiii gnieol In this issue.
j MUSICAL
BARGAIN IN A SLIGHTLY I*HED BTEIN
way upright piano. Address X, box 100, Her
olfl. tf 1
'fl iREE OF COST — YOUR choice OF 200
1 standard books, handsomely and substantial
ly bound in cloth. For particulars see two columu
announcement in thin issue.
PfiRENOLOG\
rfIELL YOUR neighbor ABOUTTHR HER.
I Sid, It is a c-eai newspaper. Mend a sample
copy east occasionally, if you don't want to s*»ml
your Own paper call ar the olHce ami havo 1 lie in
mailed direct free of c^-st.
FINANCIAL
Rate* for Advesfltsements under this lisSSlfh B '
tion 1 time. "» cents per lino; 1 work. 30 emits per j
Line; i mont h. fi per line.
1 >AOI FIO I OAN 10. LOA NS IN" ANY
1 Amount on All k-tnds of collateral security,
diamonds.Jewelry and sealskins] also on pianos,
furniture and household mod * In private, mdgtng
and hoarding nooses or bonis without removal.
Partial pa) ments received. Honey quick: business
confidential; private office for ladies, w, E, DE ,
OROOT, manager, rooms 2 and 4, 114 8, Spring st. j
TT MON LOAN CO,—
L.' Stimson Rlk.
i.vans money on all Kinds of collateral soonrtty;
watches diamonds, seal-kins, and furniture In
lodclim and boarding houses and on pianos without
removal: also on Ponds, mocks. mortgages; low In
tereat; money at onoe: business confidential: pri
vate office for ladies; room 111. CLARK K.
sii.wv. manager rooms IU and us first floor,
Stimson block. tf
rpllK GERMAN HA VIVOS AND LOAN SO
-1 ciety of san Francisco will make loans o:i lin
proved city and country property.
On loans 0f65000 and und-r certificates
of title from the Title insurance ami
Trust < to,, will he accepted, making the
expenses on such loans very smalt.
Building loans a specialty. Apply to
it. G. LUNT, Agent,227 VV. second,
6-16-tf
Ml »N RY TO LOAN ON 1)1 A MON DS,
watcbeg, jewelry, sealskins, etc ■ also on
pianos, merchandise, iron and steel safes, furni
ture in lodging houses, boarding houses ami hotels,
without removal, also on city and country prop
erty : low interest; can have money at once; busi
ness confidential; private ofllce for ladles GEO
S. ROBI NSON. 233 W. First si., rooms 2 and 5. tf
IB COHN-
The Los Angeles Pawnbroker, no N. Main
si , loans money ou diamonds, watches, jew elry.
firearms, pianos, libraries and ail other collateral
Securities; also sells unredeemed pledges tor
money loaned and One month's interest added;
make no mistake, It Is tho reliable L. B. COB N,'
the Los Augeles pawnbroker. 8-10
* BARBEL OF MONEY
TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS,
Pianos, furniture, real estate, etc.
Business: strictly private.
s. P. CREASINGER,
B*lfl 2-17 s. Broadway, rooms I and 2.
jyjTONBY TO LOAN—
f.iooo and upward on close in property nf s'j* ncr
cent net.
FRANK RECORDS*.
1-3 l-» 330 H. Broadway.
POtNDEXTEB <fe WADBWORTH, BROK- '
ers, 806 W. Second st., buy and sell stocks,
ntoetMgee, bonds and any good securities; if you
wish to lend or borrow or invest In real estate call
ou us: collections made and properly managed lor
non-residents. 2Mf
J ON I. V TO l.« 'AN -
inventor can borrow money 10 work a good
thing. W. W, C,
■I 210-1 W. Heventh.
MONEY TO LOAN—OITY OR COUNTRY
property, to ineti personal notes or se
curity; bough! and sold. If you Pave
money to loan or wish to borrow any nmotmt cull
on .JOHN L. PAVKOVICH, 22J W. First. ti
"VTATIONAL LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO.
is| Loans money on all kinds of collAtorAl secu
rity : money quickly; business st rtct ly confidential,
Rooms 95 andoB Bryson block, fifth Moor. .TOHN
MITCHELL JONES, manager. 7-3 lyr
IF YOU HAVE ANY i-TRST.CLASS SKlT
nties. niorteaites. bonds, stocks or notes for
sair. or wtsli to make nn Investment of this kind,
addres- R. ALTSCHUL, 123 : , W. Second St., Bur
dick blk . Wed & sun tf
rTiO LOAN -MONEY IN SUMS TO SUI T AT
1 reasonable rates. VV ILL IA M F. ID >SB Y
SHELL, 107 S. Brou-.lway. Io*lBtf
MONEY Tit LOAN - FROM 6500 TO 180,000 TO
loan iv sums to suit. No delays. Continen
tal Building and Loan Association,2o7 s. Broad
way. YD"roil WANKOWSKI,agent. tf
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS,
watches. Jewelry, pianos, live stock, car
iiM-rs, bicycles, all kinds of personal and collateral
security. LEE BROS., 402 H. Spring St. 8-21
npo loan—6Bo,ooo in* one amount or
1 smaller sums; Interest "percent net: good
city security desired. WICKS & MACDONALD,
attorneys. 110 Court st .. Los Angeles. .1 i> tf
T DANS AND DISCOUNTS-WM. G. TAL
\j con, 4:ls Bradbury; money on bonds, col
lateral, negotiable securities; oity and county
warrants; rates reasunuhie. c od 3-S
ri/O LOAN—UNLIMITED AMOUNT FOR
JI small loans; no commission; light expense,
SECURITY LOAN AND TRUST CO-, 223 S.
Spring st..
riio loaN-Bioontoslo,oooON REAL ESTATE
I. security. ALLISON BARLOW, 1235. Brand
way. 6-7ti
1,1 REE O F COST —YOUR CHOICE OF 200
. standard books, handsomely and substan
tlally bound In cloth. For particulars see 2
column announcement in this paper.
WASTED -TO BORROW
\T/"AN rED—MONEY; CAN LOAN LARGE
■ t or snail amounts on good real estate se
curity, at It per cent, payable quarterly. Call in
the afteoioon. .John FLOURNGY, real estate
and financial agent, tO Broadway, tf
Ii i: v. i; of cost - You it cnoiCß of 200
. standard bO -ks. bandsomely and substan
tially hound In cloth. For particulars see 2-
COlUmn announcement In this paper
hpp BUY OR SELL ANYTHING THAT IS
1 saleable, try tbe want columns of The Herald.
A fOW ceiits invested In this manner may make
you many dollars.
MEDIUMS
npHE WORLD'S RENOWNED MEDIUM AND
X. palmist, known throughout Europe anil
America as Syra, the mystic wonder, greatest llv
fug medium; If deceived hy fakirs, would-be me
diums, syra will give aiest to prove her powers;
tells just what you want to knou : in fact advises
in all troubles. Boom 1, 837>a S. Broadway. 10-30
IJROF. W. W.TATUM,TRANCE, BUSINESS,
. physical and independent slate writing medi
um, is now located in Los Angeles! rooms at Irv
ing house, 220 S. H 111 st.; will hold physical circle
Wednesday evening and trance test circle Friday
evening: will give private sittings dally, Sundays
excepted, from 9:311 a Ul. to 5:80 p. m. 5-2H
MRS. MANDKNA. TEACHER OF OCCULT
and metaphysical law ; develops spiritual
and self-healing power; class and private instruc
tions: also clairvoyant card reader, palmist und
astrologlst. Consultation free. Hours, ua. m to
6p. m. Office, 210 S. Spring St., room 7. 3-23
MILTON M. LYON, 221 SOUTH OLIVE—
clairvoyant developing medium; circles
Tuesday evenings: mediumistie persons can con
sult me by mall concerning their development]
st rictly confidential. 0-8
MADAME DEAN—FORTUNE TELLING BY
Cards; one of the greatest In the world;
reads correct ly past, present and future; all busi
ness transact ions, losses, law suits and all affairs
of love. No. 206 E. Fifth St. 4*21
M RS. WALKER. THE ORE AT CLAIBVOV
. ant and card medium Is meeting wilh wonder
ful success; she invites the most skeptical to test
her power. Hours,!) a* m. to Bp. m« Parlors 3-4,
3lti?a B. Spring st. 3-17
MRS. SAN FOR D JOHNSON, THE INDE
pendent slate writer and medium, gives sit
tings daily at 628 S. Los Angeles st.. aud holds cir
cles ou Thursday evening, uta p. m., of each week.
Admission 50c. 4-t3
MADAM LYDIA, CARD READER—BEST
card reader in the world. Ladles 50ct gents
}l, Hours from 8 a,m. to 4 p.m. Rot/m 21, Sau
uliun, cor. Fifth and San Julian sts. 6*32
MME. NORM AND, HEALER AND LIFE
. reading medium: develops medium power;
self-healing and how to become a medium at your
own home. 220}j E. Seventh st. 0
MRS. PARKER, PALMIST, CLAIRVOYANT
and medium; life reading,business removals,
law suits, mineral locations, love affairs, etc. BSfD,
S. Spring Bt*i loom 4. 0-30
I.iRANCIS X. IRE LAND—I 6" S. HILL ST.;
J sittings dally and by appointment: answer
ing sealed letters a specialty; correspondence so
licited. 7
MM E. STANLEY, CELEBRATED CARD
reader, reads your entire past anil future.
Ladles or gentlemen 50c. Parlor it, 822 S. Spring,
4-17
INspIRATiVE LIFE AND CARD BEADIX'O
medium—Terms, gentlemen, 62; ladies 6L San
Julian, cor. Fifth, san Julian,top floor, room 31,
IF YOU ARE IX TROUBLE OR WANT TO
know your future consult Zingaru, the gypsy.
At -17 S. 11 Ul st, Ofllce hours, 10 a. ni. to Bp, mi. -i 1
MRS. BABNETT—SITTINGS DAILY; ClR
clesTuesday and Thursday evenings. 433 s.
j Main st., opp. postollice. 4-21
j \ ones H. PLEAS ANCE, DHAD-TRaNCK
medium; sittings dally at residence at s.
I Brondwav. 8-9
I
FREE OF COST—YOUR CHOICE OF 200
standard books, bandsomely und substan
tially bound iv cloth. For particulars see 2
colUran announcement in this paper.
STORAGE
DRY AND CLEAN STORAGE FOR HOUSE
hold goods, pianos, trunks, etc. City Ware
bOUSe,675Upper Mam Bt., C. T. SMITH, proprie
tor. Tel. fiti. tr
FOR RENT—HOUSES
J Rates for advertisements under this classin,-a
-] tion- i time,oenSs per il be; l week, 60 cents per
line;) month, SI p«f line,
j
JpOR -RENT -FURNISHED HOI'SES
CREASIXGi-.lt'S COLLTMN.
217 S. Broadway, rooms l and 2.
7 rooms, w. Sixteenth st fin on
10rooms, w. Twenty-fifth si 60,00
:t rooms, KeUy st 11.00
3 rooms, Olive st 18.80
H rooms, Hoover st 66.00
7 rooms. Twenty eighth Bt 86.00
."i rooms, PtOO SI 20.00
!t rooms, E. First st 45.00
3 rooms, Adams st 17 00
And many others nil over the city. So If you
have a house to rent or wish t > rent one please call
and see me. I have a nice list of unfurnished
houses for rent at very reasonable prices.
I collect rents and look after property for others
and attend to all matters in a strictly business
way.
Call and see me if you have properly to sell or If
you wish to buy I have a nice list of real estate
which l will be pleased to show yoa at anytime.
S. P. CREASINGER,
Jii7 s. Broadway,
JjlOR BENT
—ROOMING HOUSE
NOW rooming house of 75 rooms; first-class cen
tral location ; long lease; only 9225 per month.
FRANK RECORDS,
Li 330 s. Broadway*
IJIOR RENT—IN THE HOST DESIRABLE
? pari of the city, a furnished house of eight
rooms; everything modern and all conveniences.
88968. Hope's!. 11
TTlOfl BENT . Room HOUSE WITH MOD
.r crn conveniences, Pasadena aye.] 4-room
house with bath, same address. Apply 186 n.
Water st. «
TNOR RENT—THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN
W town for mattings, linoleums and window
shades. THE MATTING MART, .'oi 8. Broad
way, 4-5
friOß RENT—A 7-ROOM 2-STORY HOUSE,
.1 with bath, on Seventh St. Apply at W. 11.
hoy tt co.'s,2i*» 4 s. Broadway, 5-8t
1/OR RENT—GOOD 2 STORY" HOUSE, 10
' rooms, nearelectrtc line, 8/12, with water. It.
VERCH, room 80, Temple blk. tf
I .IOR RENT — NICE MODERN 6-ROOM
1 house, sewered. I a Wit] cheap to responsible
party. ISO X. Bunker Hill aye., »
InOR RENT—A modern' n-room house,
. nicely papered; reasonable rent. Ifito Fig
ueroa st. Jfl.s if
FOR RENT-ROOMS
37\0Hl RENT FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING]
. suites of nic6ly furnished rooms, with sink,
pantry, closets, bath, etc,] regular tenants; low
rent. At gVDi E. Fifth st. 1-6
■gviOß RENT- FURNISHED AND UNFUR
r nlshed rooms, single or en suit?, porcelain
baths; summer rates. .NEW HAFEN HOUSE,
344 s. Hill st. c
BjlOR RENT 183 X. MAINST..THK DENVER;
Jj nicely furnish.'il rooms. |1.50 per week and up
ward ; center or city ; 850 to *l a day. I>-14 t f
InOR RENT—THE MA It IPOS A, 321 K. BEC
* ond St.; fin rushed rooms, |L,26 per week up;
lodging, 25c, 30c and 6Qo per night. 10-1 tt
INOH RENT ELEGANT FURNISHED
rooms . transient or permanent; close in.
The WAVEBLY, 1-7 E, Third si. ti
Fill! REN r THE MENLO; ELEGANTLY
furnished rooms; baths free; prices low; 420
8. Main St., opp. pOSWflice. tf
I7IOR RENT—FURNISHED, TWO FRONT
1 BOOMS] also OUtStdO rooms, fLSO per week.
610 8, Spring St. 8-18
I NOB RENT-HOTEL DE GRENOBLE, con.
1 AIISO and N. LOS Angeles st. t sunny rooms by
tbe week. 6-19
I riot; RENT—HOUSEKEEPING FURNISHED
1 looms; |L5O to 62. NIT I'INGER's, 451 B.Hope
tf
I7AOR RENT TWO HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
; furnished or unfurnished. ti2«W. Fourib st.
M
ITVtR RENT—B NICE ROOMS, PARTLY
; furnished for housekeeping. 241 s. mil rt. ti
"tJIOR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
J for housekeeping, 628 8. Broadway. 2-86tf
InOR RENT—FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
1 ou car line, a:,? Wolfskill aye. 1 26-tf
FOR RENT—LODpINQJ^SES^
rpELL YOUR NEIGHBOR ABOUT THE HER
JI. aid. It is a great newspaper. Send a sample
copy east occasionally, if you don't want, to send
your own paper, call at tho office and havo them
mailed direct tree of cost.
FOR RENT—STORES
OR RENT—PART OF STORE, WITH FIXE
Jj show window, on Broadway; excellent locu
tion for jeweler. Inquire at 608 8. Broadway. If
-■710K RENT-PART OF STORE WITH FIXE
V show window, inquire at 324 W. Fourth st. 11
mO BUY OH SELL ANYTHING THAT is
J saleable try the want columns of The Herald.
A few cents Invested In this manner may make
you many dollars.
FOR RENT—OFFICES
I' AWYEKS, DOCTORS, INSURANCE AND
J real estate men. call and look at those beau
tiful office rooms in the New <lordon Block, 2 »>' ;
8. Broadway; electricity, water and Janitor free.
The rooms are light and well ventilated. F. ii.
WILLIAMS, room 2'i. 14
I7IREE OF COST — YOUR CHOICE OF 300
. standard hooks, handsomely and substantial
ly bound in cloth. For particulars sse two column
announcement in this issue.
FOR RENT—RANCHES
XIREE OF COST — YOUR CHOICE OF 200
.1 standard books, handsomely and substantial
ly bound iv cloth. For particulars see two column
announcement iv this issue.
FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS^
lIOR RENT—LODGE ROOM AT TURNER
1 hall] every first and third Friday of each
month. Inquire of janitor. 14-tf
DENTISTS
I>A, DENTAL CO., A. J. STEVENS. MAN
atter, make a specialty of crown and bridge
work und palnlesfl astractlng, A Rood set or teeth
J.UKJ. 1121) S. Spring. Telephone 11S0. ti
ADtSIS BROS.—DENTAL PABLORS.
S.Sprlugst.; painless extracting and iiiiim;;
plate, |0,«. ,10; all work guaranteed; established
I 10years; hours, 6-5; Sundays, 10-12.
IT, It. CUNNINGHAM, DENTIST, REMOVED
.to Stimson l)lk. t cor. Thifd and Spring
Tel.«.
TORANK STEVENS S'2l 1-'" S. SPRING ST.,
Si open duys and evenings; also Snndaya; eleetrie
Ugbt,
IYR, KENNEDY, DENTIST, 108). S. SPRING
IJ st.. rooms 2, ti and 7; painless extraction.
PLUMBERS _
InRANK A. WEINBHANK, PLUMBER AND
J gagfltter, 240 E. second BL Tel. 160,
To BUY OR SELL ANYTHING THAT is
saleable try the want columns of The Herald.
A few cents Invested in this manner may make
you inanv dollars.
WATCHMAKER
37, ASK YOUR EYES. BUY A PAIR OF
A smoked glassos; assortment complete and
prices lower man last yearotW. J. OETZ'S. jew
eler, :t.iii s. Broadway. 1-15-7
HOUSE-MOVING
4 B. BLOPEB. HOUSE EIOVEB—OFFICE,
it. 113 N. BroadM ay.
MEDICAL
Kales lor advertisements under this classid. i
t ion - Itime,fi routs Mr line; 1 week I9*u*bU pet
line; i month. ?i per line.
qubino CUBES DBCIfICSKHBMI
CURINO CUBE* MOnPHtWI HABIT!
CURIXO CURBS TOBACCO HABIT!
Drunkards are curse.l with a oravlnjr. gnawing
appetite for a'coholie drink, which appetite they
j Cannot Control « satisfy. This morold appeiit*
! frequently him an Inherited predisposition us a
| constitutional can*.?, and .villi such too hereditary
vice is easily aroused to activity ami becomes an
| irresistible controlling influence.
I It Is not civilized man's natural disposition to ro
iWQUtau all nun servos to make life happy in order
jto satisfy hit desire for drink Btteh, howevar. Is
the e&se wjih dipsomaniacs. The periodical drunk
aid presents no such positive pathological changes,
as no indulges but seldoui. and allows the system
time to recover by eliminating the poison hi fore It
has time to cause tissue iup-.ries.
Although such men sometimes so it terrible en
cesses, tn som«- Instances prolonging ihe debauch
for several weeks, they either have a grea< appe.
KM and consume much fond, or else they depend
em I rely on the Honor ior aliment
When quantities of foot art* ingested.it ever
clsetis protecting Influence, keeping the gastric
functions busy, neutralising to a iarie» extent tne
poisonous effect of the liquor, am! therefore lend
ing to eoualtse tbe circulation, When tho desire
tor food Is completely suppn*ss?d liy the liquor.
the sy item ;s leit an protected to the mercy of the
aleoliol and ihe nervous organs receive the fuil
effects of the stlini.lunt.
Many persons in the prime of life persuSdS
themselves that R moderate use of liquor taken
regularly, even on an empty stomach, win cause
no detrimental result:-, as they experience no Im
mediate disagreeable symptoms. Many will even
Claim that t heir systemß dnmand the stimulus aud
ghat marked benefits follow Us use.
No more fallacious or deceptive idea can be en
tertalned by a healthy man. The system, Itla
true, becomes habituated to the abnSs as It does to
the narcotic poisons—opium, baschtsh, chloral or
to si coi but let such persons discontinue its uso
for any reason, and for weeks they must suffer
with loss ot appetite, fever, pains, or palpitation,
with perhaps constipation and nervous irritability
and |OSS Of flesh.
The system In such coses baa from long abusi
become changed and demands its regular poison
to sustain the abnormal standard created by the
liquor. With hop' aud all the finer emotions and
sensibilities crushed, the victims of the Manor
habit are only capable or causing tears ami shame
to all connci ted with them, no higher mission
■ coinenio the medical man—no greater credit can
1 attach to his skill—than to And a treatment thai
caastaj tnlS'"torrent of misery that flows sure-
I lentlessly over Its bed nf human hearts."
Even more than alcohol, the opium habit holds
!ts thousands of Victims In degrading slavery.
Since the introduction ol the hypodermic syringe
Hi" pernicious juice of the poppy has destroyed
myriads of human hi lien i,|d minds aniong the
fairest and brightest women and most InteNeoUtal
of men. The medical profession, with occasional
ezcsptlons, ars too apathetic with respect to this
haunting \ Ice,
They are too open open to a graver charge than
j apathy—they have been Instrumental in teaching
thousands the way to the worse (because trier) In
ferno than that over which the great Italian poet
inscribed tbe terrible warning! "Who enter, here
leaves bops behind.
CUBINO
Is for sale by all druggists. tf
TOREE or COST—YOUR CHOICE OP 200
V standard books, handsomely and substan
tially b.'iiud In cloth. For particulars see 2
column announcement in this paper*
EDUCATIONAL
Tos ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE, IN-
A corporated, ocouples tho entire nitii floor of
tlie new Currier block 212 W. Third St.] largest,
oldest, best; i legant and commodious rooms, in
tensely practical courses ol study, ablo and expe
rienced SpeDiatistl as teachers, complete equip
ment s, perfect lighting and ventilation, rooms
heated by steam, first class elevator service; Aye
courses of study -commercial, shorthand ami
typewrll ivr. preparatory, telegraphy and assay
ing; then 'hool Is thoroughly live ana progressive:
it Inspires US Well as teaches; dny nnd evening
sessions; individual and class Instructions; suc
cessful graduates; line class of students; Visitors
cordially welcomed; full information, personally
or by mall, E. li- BHRADBR. pres. K. K.
ISA ACS, vlce-pres, LN. INSKEKF, see* 2-20-7
TTTOODBUB* BUSINESS COLLEGE (IX
tt corporatcd), 2205. Spring st., is the oldest
and largest commercial school In southern Califor
nia; the most beautiful college rooms and equip.
mentS tO be found tn the State] elevator for pupils
use; a targe faculty of experienced and able In
structors ; open the entire year: both day and even
ing sessions; a practical English course, » thor
ough business course and a course in [shorthand
anntypewriting under an experienced stenogra
pher. Write or cull for illustrated catato o and
full Information. G. A, hough, president. N.
G, FELKEK, vice-president.
MME. CHAPHE-MORGAN, LATE OF NEW
. York otty, will teach the true art of ling-
Ing, will prepare ladies and gentlemen for
Church, concert, oratorio or operatic Stage; voices
tested fi of charge on Wednesdays ami Satur
days at studio, room 3, The Spencer, Bi6)ij AY.
Third Bt, 3-lt*
INROEBEL INSTITUTE fe ASA DE ROSAS)
1 training school for kindergarten; also school
for boys and girls of all grades; opens September
23d. Apply io MADAME LOUIS cLAYerie.
t-My
TJOYNTON NO!MAIFt >R TBACH BI I H
1> only, begins September 16th; teachers aided
In getting positions; lea"hers, governesses und
tutors supplied. R00m526, Stimson block, it-autf
(lIRL'S COLLEGIATE school, 1013-1822 B.
T Grand aye.; a hoarding and day school] kin
dergarten in connection; carriage service. Miss,
PARSONS and miss DENNEN, principals, tf
1- OS ANGELES TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
J kindergarteners. Fall term September 18th,
MRS. N. D.ALAYHEW, 670 W. Twcniy-thlrd Bt.
6-8 tf
IVI ON SCHOOL FOR ROYS NO. 186 W. PICO
j st. HORACE A. BROWN, LL. B.
H ARP STUDIO. MRS. j. M. JONES, 1003 W,
. Seventh st. 0-6
1.1 hEE OF- COST — YOUR CHOICE OF 2f>;)
; standard books, handsomely and substautl il
ly bound in clol h, For particularssoe two column
annoiiiiceinent iv this issue.
CHIROPODIS TS
Miss J. f. ALEXANDER, CHIROPODIST,
treats feet by a new and painless process;
gives sait glow, massage and eleotric treatments,
16 and 2Pt Wilson blk., First and Spring sts. 5-27
DR. y.AOIIAU DISEASES OF THE FEET.
268 S. Spring St. 0-20
IJVREE OF COST—YOUR CHOICE OF 200
. standard books, handsomely and substan
tially bound in cloth. For particulars sou 2
coiumn announcement In this paper.
rpo BUY OH SELL ANYTHING THAT IS
X saleable try the want columns of The Herald.
A few cents Invested in this manner may make
you many dollars.
bicycles
1710R SALE—HIGH-GRADE STERNER BPE
- clal Indies'wheel, weight v.i His. Also one
gent's wheel In good condition; ,13. B. Third
st. 8
SALE- LADY'S WHEEL. IN PBR-
V feet order; cheap foroash, or installments
secured. Address 80z S. Los Angeles st. t
T AMES' ,100 BICYCLE, ALMOST NEW,
Au will sell cheap, ,s. Broadway, room l. 3-5
TOOR SALE—BICYCLE I A NEW ,105 WHEEL
A 1 ior 150. Address C, V, O. hoi 03>. tf
SI, A lISEN * CI)., HAVE THE AGENCY
. _ • ior Belay Bicycles, 22* W. l'lt'tli st. fc-lo
MACHINE MANUFACTORY
■Tjros seukiTy MANUFACTURING .CO., 2M-
V 286 E. Second St., manufacturers of special
machinery, dies und models; only accurate work;
guaranteed.
17, REE OF COOT—YOUB CHOICE OP 301
* standard Looks, handsomely and substan
tially honnd in cloth. Eor particulars see 2
column announcement In this paper.
BATHS
IT D! u:s NO GOOD"'in snow THE BIGHT
way to some people, they won't see It, even IE
you are willing to prove to them thai it is easiest
nnd cheapest iv Cm- end. But not SO with oil.
Some don't need urging when tney understand the
help that comes with eleotrlotty and "'dentine
massage treatment. Mils. DR. Mayer, .h ».
Broadway, The Wiley. _
SEWING MACHINES
THREE Of COST-YOUB CHOICE OF 200
I 1 standard books, handsomely and substantial.
ly hound In cloth ifor particulars see two column
announcetneni in tins issue.
ROOM AND BOARD
iJiiiKK choice oca»ea»
V standard hooks, handsomely and substantial,
ly nonnd In cloth. For particulars see two column
announcement In this Issue.
— ... ' • — —a
ASSA YER AND CHE»isT
mHE "bmSetallio ASSAY OFFICE AMI,
X Chemical Lnhoratorj", I*4 IS. .Main st. B. A.
PEBEZ. E. M.. manager. 3-s
CARPET CLEANING
SriOAM CABPBI CLEAXIXtI, sKWIN'I
W and laying. JOHN U. RICHARDS, S.
Spring; tel. i3U ij-n-ii

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