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6
City arancta Agracies
• OF
THE HERALD
la •TOrru KnmmmbN th- pi ibllc Th. H«H
mm hmek vsrcim, -wiier. cwoim «f
th« Dally and Sniiday will be on sal. and twmw
tl.ln( ul mbacrtptloni Hkn arid ftrwaMaJt ta
th.main offl?euMnunealvMl.
Thw. branch aganctes do net Includ. th. has.
Ind. of book .tore, and new, Oandi Is Ml MM
•f th. oity wh.re Tha Herald i. Mm for wl«
BOYLE HEIGHTS
K. DONNELL, Newidealer. 2IM IM Warn
•treet.
■AST LOS AXGEI.ES
MRS. E. C. THACKER, N.w»deal«, IN
North Daly street.
SAN FERNANDO STREET
M'KIXXIE'S PHARMACY, 1435
nando street.
WESTLAKE PARK
' BONALB A. ROSS, Newsdealer, Uf» W*m.
Seventh street.
UNIVERSITY
H. L. PARK, Prujs, Stationery, Kto.
PostofAca bu'.Ming.
.MOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE
CHICAGO TUARMACY, corner catnt
.venue and Twelfth street.
CHURCH
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. EPISCOPAL, OLIVE
nt. opp. the park. Open everyday In the year,
ballvservices! 10a.m. The clersy will respond
io all calls for tin ■ o dices of the church for st rang
cfldrvisitors, withoat rrapect to creed; burials,
marTiagen. haptlsui-or visitations ofthe sick. Use
of the church cheerful]v given flee lor mneral
H*»rvlces. Tel. 140 red. tl
SPECIAL NOTICES^^^
T A FIESTA DECORATIONS—
SPECIAL NOTICE
1 am ready io submit au<l execute plans for all
kinds or La FleSla decorations. Estimates
jurr fsheil for decorating any building or Store
front In theclty
NO two designs wtll be alike, and I respectfully
poitcit your decorating patronage. Will color In
candescent or ccs globes in Fiesta shades and
have secured fiom the executive committee of La
Fiesta the exclusive right to place Japanese lant
ern decorations on and along the following streets :
Main street, from PUza to sixth: spring, from
Temple to sixth: Broadway, from Fu st to Sixth,
and First. Second. Third. Fotttth Fifth and Sixth
streets, from Mam to Broadway, lanterns to be
placed every four feet apart. For Information aa
io price and for estimates, cull on or address ED.
B. \VKFtSTKH of the RUSTLE HUSTLE AD
VERTISING CO., 244 S. Broadway,
BUSINESS NE W SPA PER -TH E DAILY
Journal; o business newspaper, publishing all
the county official records, real estate transfers,
mortgages and liens, building news.contract work,
financial news, ami all news relating to the re
•mtrres and development of Southern California
nnd the great territory of the southwest. One dol
lar per month, or In advance JIO per year. 237 W.
First St., Loa Angel«s,Cal. W If
>rOTICK— THE LOS ANGELES CITY WATER
j Co, will strictly enforce tne following rules:
The hours for sprinkling are between the hours of
Hand H oclock am. and ti and Boclock p.m. For n
violation of the above regulations the water will be
abut off and a line of 83 WUI be charged before the
water will be turned nn again. 4-'^it
A BKPTOLIN—DR. CYRUS EDSON'B AL-
J\. leced cure Jot consumption seems to he
proving itself asuccess; cases treated at cost of
the remedies used utr one month, by
DR. PILKtNGTON, The Wlnthrop,
30 uaO S. Spring at.
Gi KNTLEMENS" MENDING BUREAU, H
T Pirtle blk.. cor. Fourth and It road way.
Mending, cleaning and light repairing; buttons
furnished; buttonholes made. All orders neatly
and promptly attended 10. Charges reasonable. 4-13
"VrOTlcE— THE SHINGLERS' ASSOCIATION
AT will have an open meeting at Council of
l-anor hall Wednesday evening 7:Ut». April Otfa]
good speakers tn attendance; ail Interested in
vited. «
33A8TUKE- n B HAVE GOOD ALFALFA
pasture for horses, i rolls from University
station; want 25 head of horses to pasture. RUN
ELS t% BLAISDELL, tWH s Broadway. ti
rpHE SUPREME LODGE OF THE FRA-
A.. temal Brotherhood, roonis 28 and 20, Pirtle
blk. A Hrst-class organizer wanted. 4-21
TTTANT TO HANG PAPER AT 10 CENTS A
*A roll. 838 S. Broadway. GOODWIN BROS. 1
■ 1 ... j
EDUCATIONAL
JOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE, IN.
J corporated. occupies the entire tlfth Moor of
Ike new Currier block, 312 w. Third St.; largest,
eldest, bast; elegant an t commodious rooms. In*
lagsiely practical courses of study, able and ezpe
rtenced specialists as teachers, complete equip
ments, perfect lighting and ventilation, rooms
heated by .steam. Hrst-CiBSS elPvaLor service; five
courses of study -commercial, shorthand and
typewrit lag, preparatory, telegraph;.' and assaying;
ihe school is thoroughly live and progressive; It
Inspires as west as teaches; day and evening ass
* 10:1 *; individual and class instructions; successful
graduates; tine class of students; visitors cordially
welcomed; fob Information,personally or by mail.
E. 11. SH it A DE H. pr.-s. E. K. ISAACS, Vlce-preS,
1. N. INSKF.EP. see. 3-96-7
TTTOODBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE (IN
>t corporated), 21*0 S. Spring it., is the oldest
end largest commercial school In southern ('alitor*
nla; the most beautiful college rooms and equip
- ment to be found in the state; elevator t'i ir pupils'
• use; a large faculty of experienced and able* in
structors; open the entire year-; both day and even
ing sessions; a practical English course, a thor
ough business course and a course |rt shorthand
and typewriting under an experienced stenogra
pher. Write or call for illustrated catalogue and
. full Information. G. A. HOUGH, president; N. G.
FELKER, vice-president.
At EN AND WOMEN TAUGHT TO MARE
.»1 crayon portraits In spare hours at their
homes by a new, copyrighted method; tho*** learn*
Ing my method will be furnished work by me by
which they can earn W to lio per n*sek; send for
particular*, a. a. GRIpP, Gorman artist, Ty
rone, Pa. iySl
MRS, ADELINE DUVAL MACK'S school
of Elocution and Dramatic Art, 610 S. Pearl
st , formerly of Washington, D, t'.: special terms
to schools, thorough vocal training; private les
sons or classes; also dramaUo training for theatrl
, cal profession. 4-.",-!l7
INSTITUTE (CASA DE ROSAS)
. truining school for kindergarten; also school
for ho> s and ;:irls of all grades; opens September
■3d. Apply 10 MADAME Lolls CL.WERIE.
8-7-ly
Isoynton No it m AL. F« llt T B ACHE RS
J only, begins September Dith; teachers aided
In ffcuhig positions; teachers, governesses and
tutors supplied. Room stlmson block. C-3>tf
j' T OS ANGELES TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
J.J klndergartners. Fall term September isth.
L Mtts. X. D. MAYHEW, «7i» w. Twenty-third st.
- 6-stf
331T0N SCHOOL FOR ROYS, No. 188 \y. pICO
U Sf ■ HORACE A. BROWN, LL. is.
HARP STUDIO. MRS. J. M. JONES 1003 W, !
Seventh :,t frp
DENTISTS^
1»A. DENTAL CO., A. J, STEVENS. MAN A
«er. makes a specialty ot crown and bridge
work and painless extracting, A good set of teeth
to. 2265. Spring. Telephone im. tf
ADAMS BROS.—DENTAL PARLORS. 2.Tfi'i
S. Spring sv; painless extracting and tilling*
plate. 96, ?s, fio- all work guaranteed; established
10years; hours,B-6; Sundays, 10-12.
IjIRANIC STEVENS, 824W s. SPRING ST.
open days and evenings; also Sundays; elec
tric light.
DR. KENNEDY. DENTIST. 7QV 3 S. SPRING
st., rooms 2, 8 ami 7; painless extraction.
SPECIALISTS
DR DORA KING, t; KKM AN ENGLISH
speclalt Ist: diseases of women; all irregulari
ties restored: treatment confidential; cure guar
anteed, 44tl S. Broadwuy ti-6-!tii
DR. R, G. COLL INS, OPT H A LMI ("OPTICIAN
w Hh the Los Angeles optical Institute; eyes
examined free. 138 S. Spring st,
BUPTURE Cl RED WITHOFT DETENTION
from business. DR. WHITEHILL U*t',s
Spring st. '
_ _ PALMISTS
PROF. A. MYERS, THE PALMIs : tTh'aS
returned to this city and is located at his old
parlors, The Norwood,Bso (south Hill st.. where he
will be pleased to receive his many clients and
friends. jjjj
PATENTS, CWYRIGHTS^ETC.
PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS OBTAINED
In all countries; bought and sold. 8 J. DAY
A CO., patent attorneys, room «5, Bryson blk. tf
KNIGHT BROS.. PATENT SOLICITORS;
free book Oil patents. 424 Byrne bldg. MC-S
HELP WANTED—MALE
Rates fer silver: is"nients under this classlflcri-
Don—l time..» cents per Dae; 1 week. 30 cents per
line; Imonth,o4perline.
HUMMEL BROS, ,t 00.,
Baceeasora to
PETTY, HUMMEL A l'O..
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS,
509-302 W. Second St., in basement
California Bank Bldg.
Tel. 509.
Office hours from 7 a. nv to 7:3) p. m., except i
Sundays.
MEN'S DEPARTMENT
Man and wife, ranch. 838 and house, hoard 1 to fi
men |13 per month each ; blacksmith, small camp. ]
f1.25- etc per day; boy for dairy, 810 etc.: dry good* j
clerk, COUhtry, must understand window- dressing,
110 etc. per week ; young fellow, vegetable garden,
f|Betc; shoemaker, sow bottoms, ?2 W per pair;
shoemaker, piece work; married man, horso
ranch, fJO etc ; ranch hand for the north, |Soetc
■ HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Kitchei: helper, German. $3 etc week; laundry
marker. ?it> pet week; extra waiters, 82.50 per day
I and fare.
1 HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
Hoaseglrt, family fttOese.; University, |l»ete;
Santo Ana, *25 and ?2J etc. ; Gnrvunza. $M etc; Sau
I Diego, fJA etc.; small I'amilv. city, #15 etc J ranch
cook, nO etc; hOOaeglrl, East Loa Angeles, 115
etc.; Pearl st*. 830 etc.; Tehachepi,33oetc.; Flower
si., lis, etc. ; Twelfth st.. 190 etc; Ocean aye., |20
etc.; san Pedro, f-t>etc; Eighth St.. ISO etc; seo.
ond girl for Fiesta week. |1 day. family of 4; num
ber of young girls to assist, 38, *10, |lt, good homes
in small families; girl for plain cooking, city, flO
etc.
HOTEL DEPA RTMENT
Waitress, city, ftl per day: extra waitresses for
Fiesta week ;' starch Ironer, steam laundry, 12ft,
room etc.; starch ironer, city. $L3O per day.
HUMMEL BROS A CO.
Tl r ANTF. 1>- TBX BOYS i»r: YOUNG MEX
?> from each school or college in the city to
work a portion ofthe time tor The Herald. Pweh
ty-Bve cents In cash will be paid fot each new
name, and every canvasser « ill have an opportu
nity to win one or mon* Of the following prizes:
one stno first-class bicycle, a gold hunting-ease
wstch, a six months" scholarship In a business
college, double-barreled breech loading shotgun,
.Result of ciovhes. 130 overcoat, round trip to Ran
Diego or Catal hia and return. Either nf the lat
ter includes a free dinner ut the Coronado Hotel
or Hotel da Avuion. •til*
TTTANTBD - SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
M for appointment for young men in railway
mail service. Examinations soon In every state.
Particulars about all government positions free.
NATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE,
Washington, o. c.
TTTANTED—HOUSEQIRL, FAMILY, ?:>: -1
>\ German house girls, *-•>; house gin. family
2,110; hous*girls, Pasadena, #2*, 130, |wi young
girls, eitv, 110, H|, 110 l second girl, RO, CROWN
CITY EM PLOY MENT OFFICE, i-i 1 1 S. Broad
way. M
TTT ANTED—SALESMEN—f 100 TO |IX3 PER
month and expenses; sampleltne; position
permanent, pleasant and desirable. Address, « ith
: stamp, KING MrU CO., P. 73, Chicago. 1-39
WAXTKD-A YOUNO MAX WHO HAS
W some experience iv gents' furnishing gOOOS :
parents living here preferred. Apply 135 s. Mam
street. 8
-\\r ANTED— YOUR PATRONAOB. RELI -
able help furnished promptly. REID'S
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, W. First at. tf
TTTANTED—HELP FREE—27 SITUATIONS,
\\ mti S. Broadway. E. N IT'TI N( iB H.
HELP WANTED—PEMALB
XmT ANTED—GERMAN HOUSE GIRL, fSS;
n second girl, MO: 4ln family, HO; 6in
family, 433; Oerman girl to commence 15th, ;
housekeeper, M 0; bOUSO girl. Hill SL, 4 ! "
family; girl to go home at nights, Swedish
girl, 2 in family, $20; Flgueroa si , Mo; nurse gin,
ijio; z in family, Santa Ana. 110; "-' in family, coun
try, $15; Alhambrn, 920. If you want work we
nan supply you. CROWN t rrv EMP, office,
121 'j s. Broadway. H
TJTANTED-WE must have HELP. WE
\ » pay men and women 110 to *!< per week for
c isy honie work. No hooks or peddling. Steady
employment guaranteed. Send "Tamp for work
and particulars i-t once. HERMANN A SEY
MOUR, 213 South sixth st.. Philadelphia, I'a.
4-7 ;it a wk
. . . : " " i
S/TUATiONS WANTED—MALE
TTTANTED —AN EXPERT BOOK-KEEPER
*\ as well as tirs* class business man; mar
ried, sp;-aks German und English, Al refer
ences and bonds, wapta position as book-keeper,
cashier or collector; must have work. Address
fi. A. M,308 Bush st., san Fruueiseo, CaL 1*
! "TTTANTED A STRICTLY HONEST AND
| 1* sober colored man of 30, thoroughly arumunt
| ed witli ali domestic duties, want s a place in pri
, vate family aa porter or coachman; low wages to
begin with. Addreas U, box so, this office. 7
TTTANTED -AN EX PERIENCED BOOK-
H keeper, correspondent, etc, desires em
ployment] will accept any honorable employment
at living wages; must have work. Address X Ray,
this orlice. 7
TTTANTED—BY A YOUNG MAX. A SITCA
tion as coachman and gardener; is a good
milker; ••an furnish best of references. Address
i H. DEWEY, »21'j W. Fourth si. 7
! "TTTANTED—SITUATION —BY AMERICAN
Tt man and wife, on private place ot ranch: no
: children; reference. Address, D, box ro, aer
| aid.
! TTTANTEO-CARE OF INVALID, BY EXPE
j\> rienced nurse; references. WILLI AM
t MeORATH, general delivery. 7
I ti r AXTHD • POSITION As ELECTRICIAN
V» by young man; can do wiring, etc. T., bog
80, Herald ollice. 8
| SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE^
TTTANTED HOUSEWORK BY'TWO COM
; pet- tit girls. German and American by
the ictu or isth Address w., box M, Herald
office, I
I TTTANTED— A MIDDLE-AGED LADY
I W wishes a situation as housekeeper for a
j widower; no objection to children; or as chamber
maid. Address U37 N. Main St., city. 8
TTTANTED—HOUSEWORK HY GOOD GER-
W man cook. Call or address room 4, s.
llroftdway. •')-tf.
WANTED—PARTNER
13AKTNKB WAXt'eii IX Vl~.it AND FOUIr
try market.MAHONEY .t MYERS,
j Mi Hi Main HI. 7
"TTTANTED—AGENTS, 232 X. MAIN ST.,
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS
TTTANTED -SECONDHAND st Vh-W CD7
*\ ting, foot-power lathe; Barnes'preferred.
Address Q. box 40, this office, 7
TTTANTED—AN OPEN TOP BUGGY, IN
? » good order, If a bargain. Address C, W, F«
E. second ft. 7
\Y AMK I' A KKA'I IXI i BICYCLE, !«:. I'A I
v> tern. Must be in goo i condition and low
price. M. box :«», Herald office, M
MASSAOE AND ELECTRICITY
M\ TREATMENT HAS i URED .MANY; II
can cnte you. It strengthens the nSrvsa and
; builds up the Whole system. Health, strength and
! vigor Is for you, whether yon he rich or poor, In>
[ pure blood curries millions of sore-prodtiuluu
germs ;MRS. DR. MAYOR, 817 S. Rroauway,
. rooms 31-UJ. !
j TjIDITH AXYVA V. FORMERLY OF BOSTON '
I j gives genuine alcohol rubbings that are health* ■
I fui and refresblngj no rivats, 231 s. Main st., t
j room 1. c-15 \
MASSAGE AXI > ALCOHOL BATHS—2OB I
. Winston «t.. upstairs, one block east OfpOSV !
j otllce, between Fourth and Fifth sts. ti-i,
! A f iss REV lit VINo, a RTIST: PHOTO-1 INT
j Ing and mounting; new style, lsj x. Main
I St.. rooms - and 8, i-:t
MAGNETIC TREATMENT GIVEN BY A
competent lady, E. Seventh, room 4. *-9
MISS MAY RUSSELL—TH E NEW HELL
man, room 7. 5m
{ Tuf -ISS OLTJIITssi ; iioVIO3F"K-Ts'S?
j rooms 3 and .i. Gent'l mending. 13
Miss .MAY STONE G|VKB ALCOHOL
baths. 303 N. Main sL, tOOm 17. 3-22
j (SOUTHERN LADY GIVES ALCOHOL
j iZ7 baths. 137 g. Third at., parlor 11 |48
VLMA WORTHi pacific HOUSE, NO. 501
New High st., massage. 4-U
i .".-jj --
BLACKSMITH
TTIRAXK W. HOPPE, PR ACTIO AL lIORBE-
X Shoe?, Telephone 13!i;t. Carriage, rord and j
track horses shod In th" best and iieatext style;
only skilled workmen employed; corns, cimtnej
craeks, contracted, weak or diseased feet of uny
kind successfully treated wivhouv txtra charge,
eases of Interfering. knee-knock!ng. etc., receive
personal attention; horses called for and dullv
ered. All work guaranteed. 400 Wolfskill avi.-.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 4-10
STORAQE
HV AND 'CLEAN STOICAt.E FOR llOUs'e
hold goodi, pianos, trunks, etc. City Ware*
house. «7.* fl jiper Main St., C. T. SMITH. Proprie
tor, tel. tM-3. t/
LOS ANGELES HEHAUTJ: TUESDAY MORNING, APRIU T. 1890.
[ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Rates for advertisements under this clas"-ltlca
lion - i time, "icents per line; I week, 80cents per
Im; i month, $1 per line.
"ClOn SAI.K 81*00 HARDWOOD I,l'MBF.tl
.r yard, sstntnesa will Invoice this amount;
rent f-to p?r tnoiitli; will *xeh*njn for city
proMrty m high as *?.vn»o, pay difference in
rush ; owns* retiring; line chance' to gal good busi
ness lor property.
18500 My costomsr haa a nice paying business
here which he will tf-ade for Loa Angeles property
worth iiiis amount. an orange grove or land within !
Hve (ft) miles of this city. Rare chance, Wee I
him.
81000 will get one-halt' Interest in an old estab
lished business; Investigation will sho*/ the only
reason f«>r wanting a partner Is to increase ihe
trade now making good money,
3860- MeiTy-go-round, original coal $8500, now in
goodrnnnlngorder,eel np; terms. 8253 cash, bal
ance will make entirely to soil yon; engine alone
cost price «sk"d; If yon want this machine sco it,
and you will certainly buy IU
$350 —Barber shop, a chair combination, near
poatofSce. doing good business; will trails for good
stylish horse and buggy and cash.
Can offer fine opportunities to buy, sell, ex
change or trade. Apply to
JnllN JONES, J li.,
8 ao! Byrni bldg.
ITIOR BALK—A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS
. and a little push will secure a business now in
the city thai will net the purchaser from Biooto
ajoo per month. Address V, box 40, Herald Office.
SALK WAXTKI) A 11KLI A HI,K MAN
JT with some knowledge of machinery, with
about MOO; can earn 1133 per month eh ar; owner
must leave City, Address F., box 63, Herald
ufliee. jl
XflOR SALK- A GOOD BUSINESS FOR CASH,
X will take trom 83500 to 18000 cash; aline In
come assured to a live business man; will s and
the closest Investigation. For lull particulars see
D. C. GRAY, m X. -Main st. 7
"CIOR BALK—OR EXCHANGE- A SMALL
.JT manufacturing business; will exchange for
double team or camplnt outdtor will sell cheap
lor cash. Apply at x. .Main si,., Lot Angeles. 7
SALK- PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY IN A
1 live country town ; \ cry fine tra le, ISM,
I, d. BARNARD, UT& s. Broadway. 7
CIU.AB BUSINESS'AT [NVOICE, 13 10; WILL
trade for wood proper! v. MAHONEY A
MYERS, «M S. Main st. 7
Full SALE-HARDWARE BUSINESS IX A
country town, v choice Investment,fSiSOO.
I. I). BARNARD, 117 l a B. Broadway.
TOOR SALK OIL BUSINESS LOCATED IX
1 thriving country town ; sure bargain: 8700.
I* D. BARNARD, ii 7 ': s. Broadway. 7
lIOR SALE-A GENT Oil LADY HAVING
|100 oan make as much each month, t all ut
room n, itt>j s» Broadway today. j
ITIOR SALK—RKBTAI RANT; CHEAP RENT,
lung leaae, good condition and location, A
bargain. J., box 00, Herald office, 7
ITIOR SALE-PATENT FOR SALE: QUICK
returns and olg profits. Address sla\ Ti >\
walked, Riverside, eat, i-tt-98
IjlOR BALE—CITY NEWSPAPER ROUTES,
Apply C, t.. H PRE NO, Herald business office,
i tf
The Herald, 50c a Month by Carrier
fIIOARS AND FRUITS: FINE STAND. fIQO,
MAHONEY it MYERS. 42« S. Main st. 7
IJIOR BALE—JOB PRINTING OFFICE FOR
" sale. Address li., Box 80, Herald ollice. 8
rpo BE LL OUT YOUR BUSINESS SUE I. D.
A BARNARD. IU 1 . S. H. mdwav.
FOR SALE-LODGING HOUSES
: TRIOR. SALE -LODGING HOUSE 12 ROOMS,
j.L All on one floor, Good furniture, low rent.
! Bro offer refnaed, SSVI-j E. Fourth st, 7
Tsoil SALE LODGING HOUSE; good RE \
-1 s'm forseiiirig. Call or address mt B, Los An
geles st.vet., or. First, 4-81
MEDIUMS
j JpP.OFESs.OR FRED BELL- "
Lecturer, psyohtc teacher and wonderful electro.
mental healer, lectures pertaining to the occult
every Monday evening at s ocloolcat bis parlors,
80-31-83 Plrtle P.io.-k, cor of Broadway and Fourth
sts. Subject Monday, April 18, by special re»
quest, Eastern Adepts and Western Mediums,
Discussion in lied; the public welcome; admla
sion 98c. N. H.- Private lessons given in occult
Ism. which will prepare you to suetOWfUHy meet
all life's battles; puptll In phrenology prepared for
public work; astrological and phrenological ( harts
written; mediums developed on the true plane;
consult ut ton free j strictly confidential; hours !» lo
VI, l sSO Hi 8; evenings by appointment. tf
Tf RS. WALKER. CLAIRVOYANT AND
card medium, Is meeting with wonderful
success, she invites the most skeptical to prove
her power. All business affairs of life looked Into,
for the advancement of your future. Will organise
a deVelOplng class and give* readings dally trom :)
a. m, toe p. in. aitj'j s. spring st. !M7
MRS. MANDENA, TEA! DEP. OF OCCULT
und metaphysical laa ; develops spiritual
and seif-beuiitig powei j ci»ss ami private Instrnc*
tlons: slso clairvoyant card reader, astrologlst.
Palmistry: iri«i reading this week 23 cents, M us.
M A N DEN A , 248 S. Spring sL, room 7. 4-28
TTT GREEK. 8, D., CLAIRVOYANT, TEST
H • and business medium. Dlaanoses disease
without nuking questions, and spiritual hosier.
Gives Sittings dally; teat circles on Monday and
Friday evenings; developing circle on Wednesday i
cv ening. %Xt)i s. Spring st, room 8. < .(Bee hours, i
Hto 5. 4 _'7 I
MRS PARKER. PALMIST, CLAIRVOYANT
and medium; lite reading,husjnsss removals,
law suits, mineral locations, love affairs, etc. Taks
Third st. electric car to Vermont aye. and Vltie st.
*stH-orid house on Vine, west of Vermont aye. 6-3)
MADAME DEAN—FORTUNE TELLING BY
cards: one ol the greatest In the world;
reads correctly past, present and tnturr ; all busi
ness transactions, losses, law suits and all alt'uir* i
of love. No. 208 E. Fifth st. 4--I
MRS. SAXF'MiI) JOHNSON. THE INDE
nendenf slate writer and medium, gives
sittings dally at 03* 8, Los Angeles it,, und holds
circles on Thursday evening, at % p.m., of each
week. Admission 60c. 4 11 \
MISS LULU HOLD EX, PSYCHOM ET RIST |
and business medium. Sittings daily, ex
cept Sunday. OfilOß hours—9:Bo a. m, to 4 p. m.
Circles Tin-day and Saturday cv enings, Irving !
House, 830 s. Hill st. 4*21
MELTON M. LYON. 234 SOUTH OLIVE—
clairvoyant, developing medium; evening
I engagements by appointment; medtumlstlo per- I
i sons can consult mv by mull concerning their de
j velopnsent. 0-3
■ rpHE INSPIRED LIFE AND CARD READER
I JL has permanently located at the San Ju 11 An,
I top door, rooms 17-1 M; has rend cards for many
j years, and is the most kanied medium In America.
1> E. G, UK A I M, PHYSICAL MEDIUM.
t« Hold*, public circles on Tuesday nnd
l hursday evenings ; private sittings given dally.
70? Merchant St., bet. Seventh an 1 Eighth sts,
4-12
MM E. NORM AND, HEALER AND LIFE
. reading medium: develop! medium power:
S"K-henllug and how to become a medium at your
own home, rjii', E. Seventh st. 4-.l
MISS KATE I.AMPMAN. THE CELEBRA
ted young trance medium, tigs returned for a
i month and will give sittings dull/ ut l.er home,
I ssfJri Winston St.; t.*st circle Monuay night. 10
MME. GRACE, CELEBRATED CARD READ
ef, teiis past, present and future, Ladles,2s
; cental gentlemen, so cents, Parlor 4 -i abd2s, 833
i Maple aye. 11>
MRS. elsii: REYNOLDS WILL Hold a
materialising seance Tuesday eve.; also at n
I p.m. for ladles at naif price, 230 s. mil st, sit
j Hags daily. 81. 7
M:.:i: s i ANLEY, celebrated CARD
reader; reads your entire past and future;
! iad.es or gentlemen 60c. Parlor l£ 3*2 s. Spring.
I , w
IJ ?OU ARE IN TROUBLE OR WANT TO
. know roar future consult SSlngara, the gypsy,
at "17 H. limit OfTV '• hours 10 a.m. to a p.m. ffo
MRS. BARRETT ELLIS, CLAIRVOYANT
card rsudl t. Come and hear the truth, DOW
i u**y nik., roosA 17. Priee,lfc. c -i
MBA BARNETT SITTINGS DAILY; CIR
rEMf Ttaeaday and Thursday evenings, ill ».
, j Main et*, epe>. t*ss»sfßea. 4-81
\GKRS U PLKASANCE, TRANCE ME
d. * i trmanrntiy located at OH 8. Broad
wsy 19-vf
FOR RENT—HOUSES
Rales for advertisements under this classifica
tion—l time, ".cents per line; 1 week, 30 cents pet
line; 1 month. ?I per line.
IjlOR RENT—3-ROOM *LAT, WITH FUR
1 nltnre for sale cheap; low rent; also roonis,
unfurnished; would rent the 8-room tint together,
|16 per mouth; bath and gas. 2-ii'n B, Seventh st.
0
IjlOR RENT-THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN
" town for matttnas. linoleums and window
Kliades. Til E MATTING MAIt I, 804 S. BrOSd*
way. 4-4
-S.SOR RENT 8-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, 431
I Oreecenl aye. opp. Temple St.; newly painted;
I term" reasonable. Apply at house. 7
TJ-lOR RENT 5 ROOM HOUSE, 1230 VICTORIA
st. ALI.IsoN BARLOW, 128 S. Broadway, tf
17HOR REN T I BOOM HOUSE; 040 So. Hill
1 st. RAYMOND, 1087 S, Broadway. 7
FOR RENT—ROOMS
inn; RENT FURNISHED SUITE, FRONT
V and back parlors, very desirable for gentleman
und wife or two gentlemen, In a modern Hat, on
eieetric line, five minutes south from city hall:
electric lights, gns, hath and telephone; front
rooms; no children, Address No. l COLONI AL
FLATS, Eighth and Hrondway. o*B
you RBNT—ROOMS FURNISHED, SINGLE
r or en suite; beds 35cents and upwards, russ
HOUSE, COr, Los Angeles and First SIS. 4-11
ITIOR RE NT E LEG AXT LV FURNISHB I)
rooms, transient. eIOSO in; also single rooms.
THE WAVE ELY, 127 E. Third at. 4 25
ITIOR RENT -138 N. MAIN ST..TH E DENVER;
1 nicely furnished rooms. 81.80 per week nnd Up
ward ; center of oHy;34c to a day. o-t4 tf
I .TOR RENT—THE MARIPOSA. 321 E. SEC-
Olid st.; furnished rooms. $1.38 per week up;
lodging. 26c, 880 and Boo per night. 10-1 tf
I sou RENT FURNISHED. TWO FRONT
rooms; also outside rooms, |LSO nor week, 818
s. Spring st, 4 11
ITU)R RENT-HOUSEKEEPING FURNISHED
1 rooms;BLso to ?2. NJ tTINOER'S, 431 S. Hope
tr
TjlOR RENT -NICELY FURNISHED booms
Si lor housekeeping, ti2'j s. Broadwuy. IMiotf
ITIOR RENT—FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
; on car line. 537 Wolfskill nve. l-2*i-tf
FOR RENT—STORES
Its OR RENT—TWO STORES, I OR. NINTH
. and Tennessee. Inquire of MCGARRII A
INNES, 227 W. second St., or at D. F, McOAR*
RY'S COAL OFFICE, Ninth aud Alumeda sts. 31
IJIOR RENT- PART OF STORK, WITH FINE
j show window. on Broadway; excellent loca
tion for jeweler. Inquire at s'Jti S. Broadway, tf
TjlOR RENT-ONE STORE, £53 S. OLIVE ST.
FOR RENT—LODGING HOUSES
ITIOR 1! F.NT-TH E LOUISE BLOCK. XE W ;
built for a flrst-olass lodging house; 80 rooms.
Apply to OWNER, at premise-.. 520 Broadway. 1-tf
FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS
TT4OH RENT—MAY IST, 5 ACRES IN FRUIT*
.1. witli S-rouni double house; make a line chick
en ranch : cor. First and Soto sts. F, A. HUTCH-
I 1 ns* IN, 380 s. Broadway. 'j
IJIOR RENT-LODGE ROOM AT TURNFR
hall; every first aud third Friday ot each
J month. Inquire of janitor. 14*1/
I ~~
j FOR EXCHANGE—MISCELLANEOUS
J Under this heading .subscribers to tbe Herald
I may Insert an advertisement of to words or less,
| lour times, free of cost, provided the advertiser is
i not a denier iv the article or goods advertised.
1' fST\ EXI HANCi; A 'SILVER WATCII'
full jeweled movement, and a ueevy gold
tilled chain and soii,i i-uid charm, and i heavy
soli.l gold ring set with n large Opal, for furniture
ur en pets. Address, P. O. box 848, Loa A ngcles, 7
ITIOR EXCHANGE - SHOOTING GALLERY
outfit, comprising rides, revolvers, targets
lamps, etc., for a team of horses ur mujes Ad
dress WILLIAMS' i ■ .-OPERATIVE FEED
V A RD, Buena Vista st. 8
ITIOR EXCHANGE—HIGH GRADE DOUBLE
breech loading shotgun ; none better mode] 10
| gauge; want horse, harness and carriage. Address
V.. but 10, Herald OfHcO. PI
I 1 TIOR EXCHANGE FEED AND GOOD CARE
Of horse for use of horse few hours each day
lon city delivery wagon. 558 8, Los Angeles St.,
i Los A r.eeles. £
i "ITIOR EXCHANGE A No. 1 FRESH cow
| I and calf for double-seated or "jump'Mieated
bnggv, or whal have you to offer? 818 W. Four*
| teenth st. v
"ITIOR EXCHANGE MaRLIN 82 10 saFETY
X ritln for horse and harness, or carriage of some
dcscrlplton, Address T, ho\ 20, Herald. pj
tjlOR EXCHANGE—BOO 8-YEAR-OLD LEMON
1 trees for e,vchange for what have you to
offer? Address, OTTO WA RNKE, 326 Temple, io
ITIOR EXCHANGE- FOR CITY LOT OR SALE
. nt a sacrifice a good upright piano; only short
time in use. 1833 s. Hill hi. ft
IjlOR EXCHANGE —WAXTED - TO EX
: change, second-hand open buggy for light
I spring wagon. Inquire at 218 Vlgnes st.
I FOR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE
ITIOR EXCHANOE OH SA LE —M V WESTERN
addition, adjoining Baptist college grounds, be
j yondWest Lake park. Here Is an opportunity to
buy In a fashionable and rapidly growing section
j ofthe city ai acreage prices.
Also my east side inlnition.over'-"-oacres: 160 acres
j are in guru trees planted seven yearsa-m. In '04 I sold
{ the wood uncut for 81400; last year I sold the wood
,on the pari, not cut the year before for B14&0. This
ground will pay h per cent on what I will sell It for
now and 15 per cent in 5 years; the yield increases
I with age. Ii is within :i miles of the center of th 1 *
j city. If you wanl productive acreage property
; with a good future, being ay ailable for residence,
j this isyour opportunity.
J Also 108 acres fruit and alfalfa lands at ?2i ppr
acre. This ground is sltuatfi In the finest and
I richest section of ihe stale, being live miles dl
l rectly east of Fulterton, and under the union Ana
heim water ditch.
Also 70 acres grain land near Ferris.
Also 4 acres Immediately south of city In Lugo
tract.
As i am obliged to sell, here Is an opportunity to
get property at a great sacrifice.
HENRY T. HAZARD, Nth 0, Downey blk.
ITIOR EXCHANGE—I2-ROOM FLAT AND LOT
til feet front, close in: also good 10-rpom
j house and lot near car Hue for land or vacant lots.
| it. VERCII, room su Temple b!ojk.
| sun lues Oiurs tr
1 TTIOR EXCHANGE — VACANT LOT TWO
; a minutes walk from car line, value ?ioo; ?2(hj
, down, balance In groceries, or what have you to
trade, WM, GORDON, 162T Palo Alto st, n
ITIOR EXCHANGE A MANUFACTURING
proposition in Washington and Oregon for
* i :allfornis ranch property, valued at 810 ikhi to Bis .
: (h>'. Address J», box 'HJ. this ollice. )B
1 T7IOR EXCHANGE- EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
rim-eastern manufacturer. Will take city or
I country property for part payment, Address S.E.,
, Herald oflice, <>-tr
| t,iOR EXCHANGE - GOOD IMPROVED PROP
|X 1 erty, clear, in Los Ang< les tor Baltimore, Hd„
property. ». A. 380 v, Broadwuy.
"■.sou EXCHANGE — 640,000 WORTH OF
.F of choice, clear, Los Angeles property for
. gi.od Chicago property. F. A. HUTCHINSON,
. | SBQ S. Broadway. 9 '
' j TROR EXCHANGE—BICYCLE FOR A good!
. I fresh milch cow. GEO. HARLAN, 338 S.
j Brosdway. s
POULTRY
IJOULTRY WANTED - RANCHERS WILL
. do well to call at the Los Angeles Poultry
■ yards east of toe river on Rio st., south, about 3<>o.
Highest price paid In cash. J. Y. JOHNSON, pro
ftfletof 4-is
[ WATCHMAKER
' TPASK YOUR EYES.' " BUY A PAIR Op
Xj smoked glasses; assortment complete and
prices lower than last year at w. J. GETZ'S, lew
eler. :t »i s. Broadway. l 1.1-7
M^9 H!NB MANUFACTORY
• TTON SF.lth E y'.M AN i; F^CTURING't'o., 234-
V *J.KI E. Second st., r.>nnufacturers of special
machinery, dies aud models; only accurate work;
guaranteed.
FINANCIAL
Rate* for advertlsementS under this OlMdlictV
r tion- 1 time. 6 cents per line; 1 wee k, 80 cents pep
| line; l month. ?l per lino.
I>ACIPIC LOAN CO. -LOANS IN ANY
amount nn nil kinds of collHtcrnl security,
diamonds, jewelry nnd sea) skins, also on pianos,
furniture and household goods In private, lodging
and hoarding booses or hotels without removal,
Partial payments rsci hsd Money quick; business
confidential 1 private office for ladle*, w. c. de
! OROO P, manager, rooms 2 nod i, in s. spring --i.
IfNION LOAN CO.—
J Stlmson ftl nek.
Loans money on all kinds of collateral lecnrltv;
watches, diamonds, s-'ai skins and fit ml t nre In
lodging and boarding nouses and on pianos without
removal; also on bonds, stocks, mortgages; low in
terest ; money ar onoe; business confidential; pri
; \ ate otllce for ladles; room 111. CLARK K.
shaw",manager rooms in and 112 first floor;
Stlmson niock. v
i .. — al ,
mHK OERMAN HAVINGS AND LOAN so
; A clety ol sau Francisco will make loans on un
proved city and country property.
on loans ofasodOand under,certificates
of title from the Title Insurance and
1 Trust Co. will be accepted, making the
expenses on audi loans very small.
Building tonus n specialty. Apply to
11. G. LUNT, Agent, 327 W. second.
; j f. 1 > r t
ON EVERY SATURDAY EVENING AFTER
March 28 the State Loan nnd Trust < ompnny
will be opened fmm 7 to BtBO p, m., for the beneffl
oT its intoreit-beartng depositors, which an- re
celved at 3. 1 and fi per cent per annum. The
sate deposit department will also be open
during ihe same hours to accommodate Its pa
irons. ,1-4
I* R. COHN-
J« Tho I.os Aneeles Pawnbroker, MR N. Main
st , loans money on diamonds, watches, Jewelry,
nrearms, pianos, libraries and alt other collateral
securities: also sells unredeemed pledges for
money loaned and one month's interest added;
make no mistake, It Is tbet reliable L. G. CORN,
the Los Angeles pawnbroker. U-10
VOR SALE—
School bonds of ' 'alit'ornia.
School bonds of Arizona.
t ity water bonds nf t lalifornls.
Corporation mortgage bonds,
ll By NATIONAL BANK OF (' W.IFORNIA.
M ONEY TO LOAN, LONG OR SHORT TIME,
.on furniture, piano-, diamonds, watcties.
Jewelry, live stock, carriages, real estate, etc;
private office; business confidential, for ladles or
gentlemen. CHARLES C, LAM B, 226 s. Spring
St., SRowoll block, rooms 86 and 67. 4*l
M ONE'S l " LOAN IN AN ¥ a mI H NTS
on diamonds, watches. Jewelry, pianos.
safes, lodging-houses, hotels and private
household furniture; low interest: money quick;
private office for ladies. G. M. JONES, rooms it j
and I*.. 242' S. Broadwuy, adjoining city hnll. 4-Id
TJOIN DEXTERA WADS WORTH .BROKERS,
A 805 W, Second st.. buy and sell stocks, mort
gages, bonds and any good securities] If you wish
to lend or borrow or Invest In real estate call on
us; collections made and property managed lor
non-residents, 28tf
IIONKY TO LOAN—CITY OR COUNTRY j
.It s. property, s!tf to s net: personal not »s or se
curity; mortgages boughl and sold. If you have
nionev t*> loan or wish to borrow any nmonnt call
on Jo 11N L. FAVKOVICH, 320 W. First, if
"VTATIONAL LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO.
loans money on all kind! of collateral SSCU
rTtvi money qulcklyi business strictly contiden
tial. Rooms ii". and i>«i. Rrvson block, fifth Moor.
JOHN MITCHELL JONES, manager. 7 8-lyr
T OANS AN D DISCOUNTS—WM. G. TA L-
J_J cott, 885 Bradbury block. Thirty and Outlay
loans OH bonds, collaterals, negotiable securities;
rates reasonable. 4-10 cod
rpO LOAN—MONEY IN BUMS TO SUIT AT
I. reasonable rates. WILLIAM F, BOSBY
SHELL, 107 s. Broadway. lOlStf
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS,
watches, jewelry, pianos, Hve stock, car
riages, bicycles, all kinds of personal and collateral
security. LEE BROS,, 403 S. Spring St, B-21
rpO LOAN -UNLIMITED A MOUNT FOR
.JL small loans; no commission; light expense.
SECURITY LOAN AND TRUST CO., 21-1 s.
Spring at.
rpb LOAN—|IOOO TO sio,o:i,i ON REAL ESTATE
X security. ALLISON BARLOW, 128 S. Broad
way, _ "j-Tt i
BUSINESS PERSONALS
I jEltsi iNAI, - J IS I L?K i: Fl Nil ING MONEY.
A. That's what people Say who have tried a small
ad. in The Herald. They don't cost much, but the
results are Simply marvelous. In this popular de
partment The Herald bus made n gain of mors
than 200 per cent iv the past few months Big cir
culation counts. The Herald has it. If yon want
to talk to half Die people in Los Angeles and other
parte of Southern California, try a small ad, in
addition t« the Immense and rapidly increasing
circulation Of The Herald, Its stiles by newsboys,
on trains, :it hotels and summer resorts, make it
the advertising medium of the pacillc coast.
Look ovdr these smull advertisements today.
They will interest you and may make you noma
money.
Tomorrow try one. The results will be both sur
pritlngand satisfying. 6-Btf
T>ERSONAj, FRESH ROASTED COFFEE—
A Mocha and .lava, 85c; Ralston cereal coffee [
Iqc; lbs good tea. -Jl: s lbs rolled wheat, 26C1 1- I
lbs white ueans, 25c; nibs eastern buckwheat, 25c: ;
rao cocoa, 15ci can earn beef, un-; can jelly, sc; 4
lbs peaches, 35c; 8 lbs prunes, 25c: 10 lbs raisins, .
Ssc: 5 boxes sardines, 35c; 8 cans salmon, 25c; BQ-lli !
sack flour,BOo; 50 bars soap, 81; pork, he; bacon,
lOn I pure mnrgariue, 80u a roll. ECONOMIC
STORE, 40ft s. Broadway.
IJERBONAL- RALPHS BROS.- GOLD BAR
flour, fl,00; city Hour. BOO] granulated sugar.
10 lbs,, fl; brown sugar. 20 lbs., 31; 8 lbs, rolled
wheat or oats, •.:■><■; sardines, 5 boxes, 25c; toma*
toes, 4caps, 25c; 7 bars German family soap, 25c; .'i
gallons oil, 95c; gasoline, 08c; -1 packages morning
meal, 25c: lard, 10 lb. can, Sfl>c; 13 lbs. beau;*, Ho; ti
lbs. rice, 28c, t>oo S. spring St., cor. Sixth. 6*30
TirßJ DO IT-MAKE HANDSOME FLUFF
W rugs of your worn-out carpets. *"»H or
write for circular. PACIFIC RUG MANUFAC
TORY, on s. Broadway* .ti
fjKRSONAL B. MORRIS PAYS THE HIGH-
A est. price for gents'second-hand clothing;
send postal; will call. Ill H Commercial st, 018
PERSONAL
] PERSONAL—GENTLEMAN, IN BUSINESS,
of 2!t, considered good looking, worth 81200,
wishes the acquaintance Of young lady not over 23,
must be good looking; object matrimony, Address
E, pox 40, Herald ollice. 7
T >EHSONA L NEW PROCESS — IRREOC
.I larltles, from whatever cause, cured without
medicine, instruments or pain; sure cure ;?l treat.
ment; home. B|B Grand ay c ' ■'••-•>
PERSONAL HIGHEST PRICES PAID Fl Ut
ladies' and gent's second-hand clothing,
MRS. BESSIE, 7003$ S. Spring si. 4 2*
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
•SVTOTICE OF SALE OF oRANOES SEALED
_[\ proposals will be received by the under
sinned at his ollice, No. id Currier building, city
I of Los Angeles, until 12 OClOck noon of the ISthj
inst., for the purchase, on the trees, of the crop of
seedling Oranges belonging to the estate of Mrs
tharlolteM. Rowland, deceased, being tiie pro
duel of about 500 trees oil eight acres, more or less,
included within the home place of tho late < hav
lotto jif. Rowland, in the RanchoLa Puento,where
oranges can be Inspected. The pmohaser will be
required to remove the oranges from the 1 rees and
premises on or before the 18tb clay of May, 1306,
1 Terras of sale, rush to the highest bidder. The
I right to reject any and nil bids is reserved. CHAS,
form an, administrator of the estate of Char
i lotto M. Rowland, deceased, 15
I~s~OR "SALK DON'T YOU WANT TO BUY OR
' sell your ollice or store fixtures? You will be
i wise to call at headquarters of counters andshelv
( | ing. R. CLIFFORD, 608 S. Spring. 4-18
1 -ITIOR SALE—CHEAP, OR TRADE, MORSE'S
I I tailor square and system tor drafting ladles'
nnd children's dresses, coats, jackets, etc. Address
■ University P. O. BOX 113, L, A. Co., Cal. 8
ITIOR SALE ( HEAP, FURNITURE OF 0
-1 room fiats36'a Los Angeles at., bet. Fifth und
Sixth. !'
IT or SALE—GUITAR, l"» YEARS old. IN
tuid with pearl: cost 1225; sell cheap. Address
L, box 40, Herald otllce. 7
lAOR SALE-ONE 3-TON SIDEWALK ELE
* vator at a sacrifice, liinuirn at tho Herul I
business ollice. 12-U'
ITIOR SALE — DENTAL CHAIRS; BAR.
1 gains; white, gold. Archer W, Stott, 238 S.
Hill street. 0
r , _____
' risWOHOOD SADDLES, CHEAP. INQUIRE
J,. 1016 Ingrabam st. 7
I NO It SALE-OLD PAPERS IN QUANTITIES
: to suit at this ofllce.
I .TOR RENT—BEAUTIFUL FRONT SUITE:
" first-Class board, tw0,845; room with board,
f 330. 627 S. Flower. g
PHYSICIANS
= "pvR. DORA KING, GERMAN - ENGLISH
A-9 specialist; diseases of women; all irregulari
ties restored; treatment conilduulial; cure guar
|.< autced. 44ti S. Broadway. O-0-U0
M" RS. E. ('. PENSE, M. D.. HOMOEOPATH
Electric halh.fi. One electric bah free,
= for ladles only. 734'J S. Spring St., Los Angeles,
Cal. Ollice hours io to ll n. m., Uto 4p. m. 4-15
C HOUSE-MOVING
i "a f. sLoPEnr nousE
J\.% 113 N. Broadway.
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE
l.ntrq far nnirr this ClMßlflPJ*
loii—l timo, s centa perlloo. i wrck, n cents (wt
nt*; 1 month, i»t [icr line.
Houses and Lots
IflOH SALE-
H ARO A INS,
|]000- Mnntili- Brae hit.
**rv! -Thirty (ir«t »t. Int.
lIAOQ B-room liotiM ho i nice lot, Tlilrt.v-flmt st.
Lot, on (■rund uvc.
•}4->)o i". a. on Hoventh to Main v.
Si \ piai other coi hargeilns.
YOU BXCHANUIQ.
10-a<'rc fruit ranch. u»wh| lions*', closf lo ci(v,
value ?tHiw. Warn r-iiy property.
M kores Chatnworth i*:.rU; UiX) agalnslH.
Dood B*room houm In city Tor property
Mh-tiovoiit preferred.
Ot her ixojtahatt.
w. n. ORIFKIX,
' ;r 1 s Btrodway.
[*|7IORRALR |!00 CASH; BALANCE |IQ
I per month: a new, coey 4-room hard*flhUhed
I oottaffe; hall ana norcb; lovely i"t 60x1051 lawn,
itowere and fruit; Twenty etahth st., nf«r t Antral
I aye. Rosente in paying rent when yon can pick
tip a bargain like this. U, \V. CONNELL, i-wner,
■j'ti'j Broadway, room L*ti. it
EnOR BALE—OR INSTALLMENTS; |16 PER
! W monthi with f-" ,: * <iown, buyi v 4-room oottage,
i No. SOSMosart sv , BastLoji Angeles, near Ruhtta
St. electric line; price :*7"ii>. Interest 10 pi r ceni
r ;ross. whirh is Incinilcil in the fflh monthly. In
veMlgatve this snap, it. i. fJELD, l»4 New High
St. 7
Tflon sai.k iv Tor wish to m v any
.1 property in the city ihr Inveatmem or ipecu<
lattoh, or place or borrow money on sooil city prop
erty yon may make money by conaultlng Rlohud
AltachUl, \\*. Second st. tu-;hr-s«t-tf
1.-solt SALE—THOSE ELEGANT NKW 4
room cottages with hath anil closets at Xinth
nud Central aye; ¥i"> ibonthly. Will ttouhle in
value In one year. it. n. list,
i ll viv : W. Kecond.
IJIOR SALE -- A OOOD BfsiNES* CORNER
i 1 with cottage. •> largo rooms, hall, pantry, hath,
porches, patent c osel : ham, shrn v »hcr\'. flowers,
eif.: Dand Pico mts., Pico heigh tsj cheap for cash
J. Mo LEAN. Pico lu'lßht-s. 7
SALK- NH'K 4 ROOM HOUSE AM)
lot, HoxlsA, \\ith stable, ires, etc., near Cen
tral av.t> I sol rle line, for 1,253, in ?to payments. Jt.
VERCH, room BS, Temple block, snn tOOS thurs tf
no Nor PAY RENT, BCT BUY A HOUSE
on ihe inilatlmettl plan from ALLISON ba R
LOW, 128 s. Broadway, tf
ItOH SALE—A NU X 5-ROOM. HARD-FIN
ishoii house; lot B|xl4si trees ami ihruhbery*
Apply Hoi Bast l'ieo. n'
i
Ciiy Lots
SAI.K OWN YOUR OWN lIOME-
X iJoJ cash. 110 per month.
No IN I'KREST.
Lots on Fourteenth and Newton sia., Di miles
from Spring mill First sis., in the
ESTELLA TRACT. 8385 TO|SW,
one block from cars, in neighborhood of neat cot- I
tage honieti win-re building lesoitMions arc en
forced) thus-protecting yonr property as well as
our own; no shanty-town attachments permitted;
it presents the combined features seldom seen of
i lose-tn property cheap, at prices ami terms offered
non here else In this city; cemenl walks laid nnd
paid for; no bo nils or intercut to worry yon;
miierstreet improvements made when required.
These lots are beam les. He ahoul one toot above
Ht:i le, uffordlUg ti perieel draiiiaue; soil a sitlidy
loam ;no mud \\ bate ver; look at al! other traeis,
then see the Kstella. JKemembor, we (diarj{C ab
solutely im interest, and every dollar paid goea
InM yonr 10l ; also, that Out prices are 115 per cent,
cht aper than surrounding lots. Title perfect; cer
t 111 cave with each lot For all particulars apply to
IV A. STANTON, IISS. Hrondway. Tel. ll«4.
tues •thuri-sun-l2t
jmit BALE
JUST 'I'll I NIC OF ITI
I he Alexantire Weill tract Offers choler? bulbil ncr
lots on Eighth. Ninth an.l Twelfth streets, near
Central avenue ear line, *sxlS3 to alley, at
tSH, jJ.*i*J-i and WW, on *inatl cash pay
ment unii monthly Installments of only
fit). No interest charged on deferred payments.
Only one hundred lots left of tbe original four
hundred, and when they have been disposed of
such a chance to (!••; a home within walking dis
tance ai low price-* nod upon easy terms may nev
er offer again. Title absolutely perteat -An un
limited certificate of title or a policy <»r' insurance
of the Title Insurance and Trust t' ». Issued with
every agreement of sain. For maps, price list and
all particulars address
RICH \RD ALTBCHUL.
7-codtf 128 X W. Second st., Ilurdick blk.
XilOR SAI.K-t.HIDKIt A' HOW S
V ADAMS ST. TRACT
THE TRAL'T OF HOSIES
84 Choice residence tots unsold are now offered
at 8800 tosl6ooon easy payments; t>oo lots have
been sold and over 240 homes built lv Ihe past H
months; aschoulbuilding 'bat cosl over $17.Q0J
am! a lino church aie located in this tract : live
njties of streets, graded, curbed »ud sldewalked]
and lined With 2000 lovely Shade and palm trees;
city water, electric ii«i.ts, modern street cms
With 10 minute service; only It minutes' (hue i
from business center; fourso-root streets and one j
100-fool street; 10l 40x180 to alley ; blub and sightly I
location; rich loam soil, no mud. imu't buy for a |
home nor for an Investment until you see the
••Adams st Tract." Free carriage from our office.
Telephone 1209, For maps, prices and vlt",vs of
this tract, call on or write to
\ UItIDER A l>r»w,
j 0 M. Hroadway,
j BALE—
CLANTON TRACT
(550—Choice residence lots In this beautiful tract
ai $650, with a small ctsh payment, the balance ou
longtime. The streets are all graded, yraveled,
with cement walks »ud curbs. Loo*ted on Four*
l can th at., Hon ppdro and Clan ton sts, j onlyafew
minutes 1 walk to the business center. Free car
riages.
URIDER * HOW,
i) 189 s. Broadway.
jpOR BALE—
GRAND BARGAINS
$"00 teOrgfl ",o-foot lot on Twenty-ninth st., mono
block ofthe electric cars, at 88J0 -|25CMh and thn
balance at Btoperinonthi street eroded andgrav
etc J • cemeni walks ami enrhs, and sprinkled, t ar
rfagea ?rom our oiflce.
GRIDER A DOW,
U 180 s. Hroadway.
TOOR BALE—
.—OH A NQEDA I.v.
Fine foot lots on Twenty*third st., in li block
of the electric cars i covered with boartng orange
trees; streets yraded and yra\ clod, cement walks
and curbs; at i*i?y to s.vjo, on easy terms, sec them
I before you buy.
ORIDER « Dow,
i rt IM s. Bromlway.
I T7*lOR SAI.K A ORE AT HACHIFK'K -MUST
j 1 "l i's 1 ftlue. that beaUißul lot two blocks
wi st ol Se'-oml and Spring sis., suiiablo for high
oie dais or residence. Price only ?8000. sen ;
I OILRERT, room 316, S. ED. cor. cf Second snd
| Broadway, or address i*, o. box city. 820 it'
1~jsoi! HALE—ATTENTION. HOMEBEKKEUH;
;i or 1 more nf the Huest and best lots in the
I oity can pp bought in the Oreeti tract by calling tv
once on E. K. GREEN, »or. L'nlun uvc. and
Mnih. H
17sOR SALE—THE BEST VACANT CORNER
1 for the least money on Flgueroa st. MoKOON
A YOAKUM, 1184 w. Irirst st. 11
TOOR SALK -WE SELL THK KARTH. BAS-
X' SETT A. SMITH. Pomona, l'ai. 6-2K tf
Business Property
IjlOR SAI.K—2O ACRES IN WALNUTS,
* peaches, pmnes and figs, near city, railroadi
school and church; moist soil; as (incus the sun
shines on; In bearing; hoaHuy. vigorous growth,
at (25 an acre and the cost only <»f preparing, plant-
Ipg aqd brloglng to Its present produotlve condi
tion; this orchard needs no Irrigation : yOW ore not
Wading in water und mud nine months out ot tho
year, up to your center ofgravitVtto keep life in
your trees, besides paying Mrouch for water as
the pro.lt on your crop; I have had year* of practi
cal experience, and I know what I am s.ayim,' when
I tell you, Mr. Tenderfoot, that there |s not an
acre Of ground 111 this country of climate that is
wortli mo c than *st) an hi re; the only curse rest
ing; .oi ibis beautiful hunt is tho niiiriiKeoiisly ex
orbitant price of raw land demanded by these shy
looks who are selling 't. and you lenderfeet are tho
deluded victims who are furnishing tho pound of
flfißh. Paste this in your hat and address
OWNER, W. U. T* I-, bldg., room - if
TOOR KA LIC—
BROADWAY LOT.
We have a Choice piece of property on this
lino street, centrally located, now in the
heart of the business center. We arc offer
ing this property a*, auob v low price tiiat will
make tiie lucky buyer a handsome, iiro.lt
Within a short lime.
CLARK <t DRY AN, 127 W. Third SL *tf
Country Property
ITIQR HALE-MUST HE SOLD AT ONCE—
1 North half <»f section iowuahip 1* north,
innge 15 west, A ntelopß Vulloy, Kern County,
acres. No. 1 soil, level, no alkali, at Sfi per acre
cash. "Wortli 65: i per acrP. Title perfect- Iho
healthiest part of California. 975 to the party Htr
tiishliig nic a huver before the SLh dMy of April
next. Knap bargain. Address N. O. SEIHEL,
Howard direct. Han Krauclsco. Cal. |*_
ITIOH BAU--HAN (4ABRIKH—ONLY A FKW
1 Band 10-acre blocks left; water righi. Now
16 the thn»to buy, If you have anything fossil
or trade sac K. K. ALEXANDER, H5 b. Broad
way, tf
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Hates for advertisements under thin cleisl«,c«
tion— time,., rem, p „ r i mp; | „cek, 3«cenie per
limt; 1 month, 91 per Tine.
Country Property
SALE— "
10.000 ACBKS.
rin.lt ranch In California, border! ng on Paclle
ocran, twenty minutes hy rail from Los Angeles;
perfect climate, no (MM, no hot winds, fertile toll;
Inn water systems; suitable for oranges, lemons,
grape fruit, olives, peaches, apricots, pears, wal
nuts, prunes, corn, heuns, etc.
Will sell the whole or in small tracts.
D. TOKSUX, Owner,
•>'' '•■ s l'rl"g St., l.os Angeles.
jpoh SALE- ~*
VAI.UABI.Iv WAT.XI-TMtAXCH AT RIVSBA,
St', ACREI
12V acres in trees nhout IS years old.
4- acres in trees about 7 to 10 years old.
H acres in Susquehanna peaches also In hearts*
This ranch is Iti the walnut holt and ia In the
highest state of cultivation, ahundant free water
right; nil necessary ranch buildings and agricul
tural implements on the premiaes; immediate
possession it' desired; liberal terms. Walnut pra
t pcrty is especially valuable; no known pests af.
[ feet the trees and the crop need not necessarily ha
I marketed When harvested; It Will keep. The one.
pcrty w ill be divided If desired. Apply to
It. tl. LUNT
|> ' | ' : "" 7 " ' a ''-"'" 1 |*Mlll
j J^Sil^P
I risin iisiiAY.MAncH.ii-A iioi;xrT9mooCH
I 1 set with diamonds, miniature in center. In
itials "M. A. C. ' and date engraved on hack;
ilnder will receive reward upon leaving It with
111 MUX <fc WHIT A KKH, 131 W. Second at. 7
lOST— SUNDAY AFTERNOON, A DARK
J brown horse, weight about 9.10 pounds, small
white star on forehead ; ltberui reward If returned
tOlUll rs. l.os Angeles st. 7
I OST— LADY'S OOLD PIX, 4-I.EAF CLOVER
Ij withn small diamond in center; liberal ft*
Ward Will he paid by the owner. MHS. A. 1.
\V A KO, 018 Snuih Hope. J
lOST— RAY WORSE, ii YEARS OLD. RE-
J turn to stir, Whittier at., for reward. i
Jl
EXCURSIONS
I i r S N ' < ' , ' ; A WEEK ]M:nwTxAiXY^cw?tnj(jT^
\_f ed excursions to Chicago, St. Paul, Mlpneapo
Its and all eastern points, leave Los Angeles every
Thursday via Southern Pacillc, Union FarlH'.;
"\\ orld'.s Pictorial Line," arid Chicago and North
western railway, crossing the Sierra Nevadas and
; passing all points of scenic Interest by daylight
Upholstered tourist cars of latest Pullman pattern',
lighted by gas, and run through without change.
Competent conductors accompany each party
Fastest time. Lowest rates. For tickets and
berth reservations, apply to J. H. PEARMAN
Manager, o. F. Herr, T. p. A„ an S. Spring at.,
Los Angeles, or to any agent southern Pacific
company. 544
1)1111.1, IPS' PERSONALLY CONOUOTEr.
. excursions via the Itio tlrande and Rock Isl
and route, leave Los Angeles every Tuesday, crass
the Sierra Xevadas and pass the entire Isln
Claude scenery hy daylight; also via Southern
loiils every Monday. Office. IM S. Spring at.
BURLINGTON ROUT X—PERSON ALLY COX
dncted excursions to tha east every Wednes
day over the scenic line oi the world; upholstered
tourist cars without change. T. H. DUZAN,
agent,332 s. Spring st., Loa Angeles, Cat.
' PIA MOS
psOR SALE—GREAT BARGAIN-
Uprlght Chlckerlng Piano; fine ondltton; $179,
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MUSIC CO.,
W. Third 81.
If
FOR RALE-GOOD UPRIGHT TIANO. (ISS;
organ, sa j; piano for rent, S3. 50* 8. Broad
way. 17 tf
xson ra'i.e-must hacrivtce my finb
I II nzloton upright piano for 117 ~ Call at Sli
lioston st. 3 7 tt
KXABE AND VOSE * HONS PIANOS At
IHRK EL'S Parlors is and It), Plrtle bile, tl
_ CHIROPODISTS
Miss J. F. ALEXANDER, CHIROPODIST,
treats feet] gives salt glow, massage; hours,
9 a. m. to »p. in. -lj and-m Wilson block, Firs!
i und Spring sts. 6-2
DR. ZACHAU—DISEASES OF THE FEET
IU H. Spring st. « Zt
A TTORNE YS-A T-LA W
ROUSSEAU * MONTGOMERY,
Attoroeys-at Law,
403 R rail bury hlk.. l.os Angeles, tf
MUSICAL
BARGAIN IX A SLICHTLY USKD STKIN
wav upright piano. Address X., bog 100, Her*
aid office.
i J L-J
CARPET CLEANINQ
K'l BAM OA RTET CLEANING, SEWING AND
laving, johx 11. RICHARDS, UM N. Spring.
Tel. 1.H3. 8-»tf
FOR SALE—LIVE STOCK
l/Olt SALK (INF. HORSE, 0 YEARS OLD
\* good for carriage or express wagon, cost Iw
will sell lor IKS, -Must sell Immediately. iis E
Fourth st. >
ASSAYER
r-gSHE HI METALLIC ASSAY" OFFICE AND
I Chemical Laboratory, 124 a Main St. R. A.
PEREZ, K. M„ Manager. 4-10
PLUMBERS
PLUMBER AND
1* gaslitter.'24o K. Second St. Tel. ISC.
SLARSEN .'. CO. HAVE THE AGENCY
lor Relay Bicycles. 223 W. Fifth SI. B ''^
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
TOOR SALE—SOME GOOD BARGAINS IN
I I second-hand organs; good makes. KOHLER
A- CH ASK. 233 S. Spring St. U_
Stockholder's Meeting.
The Annual Mealing ol the stockholders ol the
L. a.Oil Bunnun and supply Co. will bo held la
the otllce ol' the company, corner Alhambra av
enue and Date street. Los Angeles, Calif., on Mon
day, April 30, ISM, at 2 o'clock, p. m,
John .1. baciualupi, Secretary.
7-10-IJ-15 17-20
Stockholder's Meeting.
Ofllce of the San Jose Ranch Company,!
Rooms 1 and U. California Bank BalHlng-.J
los ANQgLgS, C.U., April 0, H96.J
The regular Animal Meeting ofthe stockholders
of llic San Jose Ranch Company will he held at tho
oomnany'R ollice. rooms Nos, I and 2, California
Hank Building. Los Angeles, California, Thurs
dny, the Kith day of April. IS9S, at 3 <Mpsk. p. m..
lor the nurnOSS of electing n Hoard of Directors lor
il, isulng yi'Hr, and Hie transaction of such
other business as may properly come before anrh
""u,"" 8 * A. B. NOLTON, Secretary.
ASSAYERS 1
I CHEHISTS
8 Wade & Wade
| 1 (jo 1-2 Commercial St.
n Beit and Oldest Laboratory In Southern j
jj " Callfoynla j ,
BANNING Co.i«La!a
Hand-picked, South Field
Wellington Lump
r»r.Ai AT $n PER TON
w/\L Delivered
Cement mid Catalina Island
Serpentine and Soapstons
» Agents for BANTA CATALINA ISLAND, also
for W. T. Co.'s ocean excursion steamers, tugs,
1 yachts and pleasure launches. Telephone 3.
EUREKA OIL, CO. South Broiilwgy
Producers and Dealers in
! OIL, FUEL OIL, OIL.

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