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8
City Branch Agencies
THE HERALD
IS order lo accommodate the public Th. H.nlt
baa established branch agencies, where capias af
Ike Dally and Bnaday will be on sale and sdses
ttshMj and subscriptions taken and forwards* te
th. main office as won aa received
Tbese branch agencies do net tnetud. lbs ka»
Snd. of book stores and new. stands In aU pails
sf tk. city when Th. Herald la also lor aala
BOTIiE HEIGHTS
F. don NELL, Newsdealer, 2101 East flub j
atreet.
BAST I.OS ANGELES
MRS. E. C TH ACKER, Newsdealer, 8M
North Daly street.
SAN FERNANDO STREET
M'KINNIE'S PHARMACY, I US Saa V*t>
nando street.
WESTIjAKE park
DONALD A. ROSS, Newsdealer, 2100 Wsse
Seventh street.
UNIVERSITY
H. L. PARK, Drugs, Stationery, Ma.
Postofltco bttlMlug.
SOUTH CENTRAL AVENI'E
CHICAGO PHARMACY', corner central
avenue and Twelfth street.
,
CHURCH SOTICES
HT. PAI'I/'s CHURCH, EPISCOPAL, OLIVE
st. opp. the pork. Open every day In the year.
Dully service at 10a. m. The clergy " ill respond
lo all calls for the office* of the church for strang
ers or visitors, without respect to creed; burials,
marriages, baptisms or visitations of the sick. Use
of the church cheerfully given free for funeral
•errlees. Tel. 143 red. o
-err*J.*coi,viiT.TfrviTvl-;s EEOTtf.!i. Ta3
ii • practical Instructions in spiritual science
and phllosophv Friday evening at h oclock In ban
quet hall. Odd Fellow building, 220;* S. Main st.
Replies to questions from the audience. Friends
please tutu out. Xt
SPECIAL NOTiCES
FIESTA DECORATIONS—
SPECIAL NOTICE
I am ready to submit and execute plans for :iil
kinds of l.ii Fiesta decorations. Estimates
furnished for decorating any building or store
front in tbeclty-
Notwo designs will be alike, and l respectfully
solicit your decorating patronage. Will eolorln
«*andeseent or it.ts globes in Fiesta shades and
have secured from the executive committee of I.a
Fiesta the exclusive riuht lo place Japanese lant
ern decorations on and along the following streets :
Main street, from Plazn to Sixth; Spring, from
Temple to Sixth; liroadwny, from First to Sixth,
aud First, Second. Third, Fourth Filth and Sixth
atreets, from Main to Broadway, lanterns to he
placed every four feel npart. For information as
to price and' for estimates, call on or address ED.
B.Webster of the rustle hustle ad
vertising CO., 244 8. Broadway.
BI'SINEsm NEWSPAPER-THE DAILY
Journal: a business newspaper, publishing ail
the county official records, real estate transfers,
mortgages and liens, building news, contract work,
financial news, and all news relating to the re
sources and development of Southern California
and the great territory of the southwest. One dol
lar per month, or in advance $10 per year. 227 W.
First St., Los Angeles,Cal. t.-I tf
NOTICE— THE LOS A NOBLES CITY WATER
Co. will strictly enforce the following rules:
The hours for sprinkling are between the hour* of
• and s oclock a. m. and ■> and - oclock p.m. For a
violation of the above reguiatious the water will be
ahut off and a fine ol fi will be charged before ii o
water will be turned un agnin, 4-28
\BEPTOLLN— DR. CYRUS BOSON'S Ale
Iftged cure tor consumption SCOttS to be
proving Itself a success; cases treated at cost of
the remedies used tor niie month, hy
DR. PILE l Nr.TON. The Wlnthrop.
39 880 s Spring st.
Gt ENTLEMENS' MENDING BUREAU, i 3
T Plrtle bis., cor. Fourth and Broadway.
Mending, cleaning and light repairing; buttons
furnished; buttonholes made. AH orders neatly
nnd promptly attende-i to. charges reasonable. 4-13
IVKKV.s COSMOS
Hie M. K. lyatenx For ' cants a month you
caaread 30 leading magazines at v.mr home, call
at 4M S. Broadway. M
OS. DAVIS. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
• Housea built for cash or installment plan.
Money to loe.n to parties conteea plating building
4» *. Broadway. Tel. im Main. :n tf
rpHls is TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS THAT
1 I will not pay .warn bills or any other debt
made by Fied McCaru. CHARLES McCARN,
4C9 Bernard st. U
rpHE SUPREME LODGE OF THE FH A
JL ternal Brotberliood. rooms 88 and at, Plrtle
blk. A first-class organizer wanted. 4-21
*■ ' - 1 111 ■ " ——■■ ■■ i, -.
BDUCA TtONAL _____
LOS ANQEIjES BUSINESS COLLEGE, IS
corporated. occupies the entire fifth floor of
the new Currier block, 212 W. Third st.: largest,
oldest, beat; elegant and commodious rooms, im
tensely practical courses of study, able and expe
rienced specialists as teachers, complete equip
ments, perfect lighting ami ventilation, rooms
heated by steam, first-class elevator service; live
courses of study—commercial, short band and
typewrit Inc. preparatory, telegraphy and assaying:
the school is thoroughly live and progressive; It
Inspires as well as teaches; day and evening ses
sions; Individual and class instructions; successful
graduates: tine class or students; visitors cordially
welcomed: full information, personally or by mall.
E. R. SHKADEII. pres. E. K. ISAACS, vice-pres.
L N. I.NSKEEP. see. 2 "^;
rrr oodbur y business college ( mi
i corporated). 336 S. Spring st., is the oldest
»nd largest commercial school in southern Califor
nia; the most beautiful college rooms aud equip
ment to be found in the state; elevator fur pupils'
use; a large faculty of experienced ami abl" in
structors; open the entire year: both day and even
ing sessions; a practical English course, a thor
ough business course antl a course in shorthand
and typewriting under an experienced stenogra
riher. Write or call for illustrated catalogue and
nil Information. (J. A. HOUGH, president; N\ O.
FELKEIt, vice-president.
MRS. ADELINE DUVAL MACK'S SCHOOL
of BIOCUtIOU ami Dramatic Art, sins. Pearl
st, formerly of Washington, D. C.; special terms
to schools; thorough vocal training; private les
sons or classes; also dramatic training for theatri
cal profession. 4-VM7
In ROE BEL INSTITUTE (CABA DE ROSA Si
training school for kindergarten; also school
for boys and girls of all grades; opens September
13d. Apply to MADAME LOFDs CLAVERIE.
8 71y
BOYNTON NORMAL, FOR TEACH ERS
only, begins September 16th; teachers aided
in getting positions; teachers, governesses and
tutors supplied. Room 525 Stimson block. ti-3Hf
LOS ANGELES TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
klndergartners. Fall term September IMb.
MRS. N. D. M A VII EW, »i7i) W. Twenty-third su
ti-stf
IS TON SCHOOL FOR BOYS, NO. IM W. PICO
As: HORACE A. BROWN, LL. B.
HARP STUDIO. MRS. J. M. JONES 1008 W.
Seventh st. fi-h
DESTISTS
PA. DENTAL CO., A. J, STEVENS, MAX A
ger, makes a specialty of crown ami bridge
work and painless extracting. \ good sc. of teeth
•/>. 2268. Spring. Telephone IIS). tf
ADAMS BROS.—DENTAL PARLORS, gAOlf
S. Siirltig st.; painless extracting and Hliing
(date, fg, 98, #10 ■ all work guarnnleetl; established
ti years, hours, 8-5; Sundays, UM2.
fJIRANK STEVENS, s. SPRING ST.,
JE opendaysand evenings; also Sundays; elec
tric light.
DR. KENNEDY. DENTIST, 'OS'; s. SPRING
St., rooms 2, '• and 7; painless extraction.
CHIROPODISTS
Miss .i. f.'alexanuer. < iiiiiopobist;
treats f,vt; plvcssalt glow, ttiaeaao.i lionrs.
9 a. ni. to Hp. m. 315 anil l-'lii Wilson block, First
and Muring sts. 5 -
DR. ZACHAC—DISEASES OK THE FEET
353 8. Bpring st. S4SI
JPATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, ETC.
PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS OBTAINED
In all countries: itoiigtit unit sold. s. J. BAY
St CO., patent attorneys, room at, Bryson blk. if
KNIGHT BROS.. PATENT SOLICITORS;
free book on patents, m Byrne blilff. S-23-.
PALMISTS
PROF. A. MYERS, THE PALMIST, HAS
returned to tbis city and Is located at Ills old
parlors. The Norwood..v»ll south 1111 l St.. where he
will he pleased to receive his maoy clients ami
friends. JJ
HOUSE-MOVING
\tf. MIAIPKR,' HOUSE MOVKR-orricK?
. lIS N. Broadway.
HELP WANTED—MALE
Rates for advertisements under this classifica
tion -\ time, 5 cents per line; 1 week. 30 cents per
Hue; 1 month. 91 per line.
HUMMEL BROS. tVco"
Successors to
PETTY, HUMMEL *t CO.,
KM PLOY ME S I AGENTS,
.*:00-30- W. .Second st., In basement
California Bank Bldg.
Tel. aoy.
Ofllce hour* from 7 a. in. to 7:33 p, in., except
Sundays
MEN S DC I'AHTMENT
Experienced lan]tor, married man. *4."> per
month: (C. \V. Rider please call;) Swede for or>
Chard work. etc.. *2n etc.; man and family, slraw
herry pickum, 3c per box, muatcamp; experienced
fthoeiriakfr, sowed work; shocmakei-, repair work.
HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Three wuiiressrs. lir-tt rla3s hotels, ciiy. $'J0 etc.;
(Plain fimk for II people, fin etc.; cook for rehtan
rant, fidate,: rlrs cuis«* ■ tared ironer. country,
j etc. and fare; extra waitress for t-'iesia week.
HOUSEHOLD DKI'ARTMV'.NT
Nurse alrl, 2 children, fts sto«; nurse for baby 7
months,fioetc,t ranch cook. nueneme,("JO etc.;
house girl,oarvanxa,f)o etc; 3 for sunta Ana,
■SOandflfi itCt,uo children; Oerman house cm.
Twelfth *r.. ate : yiri to country, nice
home, fhi anil fare; hOUSS gM near Wesihikc. 2 tn
famlh-. fit) etc , also one for intmly of .i. *'Joeti'.
11l MMRL BROS. * Co.
TirANTED—TKN P.OYs OR YOUNG MEN
if from i-ach school or cOllasja in the city to
' work a jiort'.on of rhe time for The Herald. Twesi
| ty-fivt l cents in cash will he paid for each new
i name, nnd every canva-Mer will have nn OppOrtU
i nily to win one or tr.oie of the following prizes:
1 One ?ion tirst-clnss bicycle, a cold imiainic-cnsi 1
tvateh, a six mouths' scholarship In a hnsinesi
colletre, double-harreied brecfh lomlinjt shotjrun, j
1 fa) suit of ciovhes, ISO overcoat, round trip to Ban I
Uieeoor Uatatltia and return. Bltuor of the tat- i
;er Includes a free dinner at the t'uronado Hotnl ;
or Hotel de Avaion. n tf i
WANTKn - BPLKNDW OPPORTUNITY
II for jippolntnient for younc men in railway
mall servhe, Kxamination:* soon in every state.
I'ft'ticulars all government positions free.
NATIONALCORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE,
Washington, D, C. fri^
— 1 ■-■— - — 1
"l\ T ALVTED HOUSEGIRL, FAMILY, Ml); 4 1
T> German house Kiris. $25; house Klrl. ianiiiy j
2,920; houseatrlS) Pasadena, f25, |20, |1A; young
frirls, city. MO, ill- second itirl. »>. CROWN
CITY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. l'Jl', s. Rrond
way, i f
■\\7-ANTF.D-.SALKSMKN-SlOO TO $123 PER
II month and expenses: sample line; position
permanent, pleasant and desirable. Address, with
IVamp, EING MV'ti CO., F. 7;t, Chicago. 7--2)
\\ r ANTED — YOU U PATIONAOE. RELI
II able help rurtiished promptly. RETD'S
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. I9S w, First st. tf
X%T ANTED--JAPANESE BOY TO HKLP IN
If boardins house end OOOktng. < ;til 30(>t'om
mercial St. 10
(ROOKS' AND WAITERS' FREE EMPLOY
ment Bureau. i.>;" 4 s. Main St., rooms 4 and
.i. Hi
XHT ANTED—HELP FREE—27 SITUATIONS,
iV s. Broadway. c. NPTTINUBR,
~X%T ANTED—BARBER WANTED. 103 ARCA-
If dlasts Steady job. 'o
HELP WANTED—FEMALE
AAT ANTED—GERMAN HOUSE GIRL, 828;
H second girl, |2o; 4 hi family, f&0; aiu
family,B2B; German girl to commence 18th, 120;
housekeeper, f-f- ; house girl, Hill st.. 840, 4ln
family: girl to go home at nights, ?2U: Swedish
girl, 2 in family. *2o; Flgueroa st.S'*»; nurse girl.
|10; 2 in family, Santa Ana. lioi - In family, coun
try, 018; Alhambra. ?.a If yon want work we
cau supply you. CRoWN CITY EMP. OFFICE.
121% s. Broadway. tf
■fir AN TED- WE MUST HAVE HELP WE
if pay men and women ftO to |18 per week for
i eSsy home work. No bOOkS or peddling. Steady
I employment guaranteed. Send stamp for work i
1 and particulars al once. HERMANN A se\ •
MOCR, 213 South Sixth St., Philadelphia. Ta.
■1-7 31 a wk
TCAXTFO- V*- \ FAR-OLD GIRL TO ASSIST
\f in housework; low wages, good home; to
be Mk*> one of family. K. Fifth sr. 5-8
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE
\rr ANTED —AN EXPERT BOOK-KEEPER
* f aa well as tirst class bualness man; mar
' tied, &p?aks German and English, ai refer
! ences and bonds, wants position as book-keeper,
| cashier or collector: must have work. Address
t G. A. M.,208 Bush St., San Francisco. CaL 9
| \tT ANTED— YOU NO ENGLISHMAN—
! tt work of any kind. Used to handling horses,
i good coachman; leaving place this week; good
references. Apply T, hnx 80, Herald office. 9
T*T ANTED —SITUATION BY JAPANESE
Tf to do llOOklng; bad experience In family.
City or country. Address V., box. 20, Herald
office. 10
■ \T r A NTE D - - JAPANESE COOK. GREAT
f T experience and steady, w ants a place. Ad
dress W«, box 10, Herald office. 1
! A"ir ANTED — DRI'GGIST, PH. G.. WANTS
f\ situation; speaks English and German,
■ Address 884 Clay st. il
\ SITUATIONS WANTBD-PBMALB
XV7" ANTED—HOUSEWORK RY TWO COM
-11 patent girls. German and American by
: the lOth or 18th. Address W., box 30, Herald
office. y
\TrANTED—POSITION TO WORK BY THE
Tf day, week or month. Address MRS. E. M.
PLACE,7TBW. sixteenths:. lo
■\TT~ ANTED—HOUSEWORK BY GOOD HER
if man cook. Call or address room 0,121 Ij s.
] Broadway. 8-tf,
WANTED-—PA RTNER
! \*7"ANTED—PARTNER — WITH $8000 OR
i ff upwards, secured by stock alone: business
i legitimate, established and a. monopoly ; no oxpe
{ nonce essential, but partner can bo actively cm
i ployed and handle his own money. Address V
| box '">. Herald office. IT,
WAN! ED-AGENTS
I "IV" ANTED-AGENTS, 283 N. MAIN ST*
ff room 28. tt
MISCELLANEOUS
\%T ANTED—LADY WOULD LIKE ROOM
fI mate; board in house if desired; would take
child to board also. 888 Buena Vista st. 10
ITTANTED-A KEATING BICYCLE, 03 PAT
1T tern. Must be In good condition and low
j price, M. box 80, Herald office. tf
■ !
i j 08T —ON EsTKELLA AYE., NEAR
!AJ 't'weniy-rlrst st, gold spectacles; win Under
, | Kindly return to 1988 Estrelta aye., and receive
[ i reward. ii
It IST- ■ BAY HORSE, »i YEARS OLD. RE-
A turn to mifl Whittierst . lor reward. N
MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY
A f V TREATMENT HAM CURED MANY; IT
-*fi can cure yon. It Strengthens the nerves and
* btltlds up the Whole system. Health, strength and
vigor Is lor you. whether you be rich or poor. Im
pure blood carries millions of sore-producing
germs ,MRS. DR. MAYOR, 817 s. Broadway,
rooms 81*82, 10-
* i
IJI DITH ANWAY, FORMERLY OF BOSTON
_j gives genuine alcohol rubbings that are health
■ j fill and refreshing! no rivals. S, Main St.,
I > room 3. 2-18
MASSAGE AND ALCOHOL B A THS— 201
Winston st.. upstairs, one block east ofpost
office. between Fourth and Fifth sts. 0-8
i Af iss REV IRVING, ARTIST; PHOTO-TINT
•fI ing and mounting; new style. 1-0 N. Main
St., rooms '1 and 8. 8-3
MAGNETIC TREATMENT GIVEN RY A
competent lady, E. Seveuth, room i. 4*9
MISS MAY RUSSELL—THE NEW HELL
man, room 7. .l-ti
MIBS*OLLtE MOOREr 181*
roomi 3 and 5. Gent's mending. 12
Af ISS MAY STONE GIVES ALCOHOL
= baths. 102 N. Main St., room 17. 5-22
SOUTHERN LADY GIVES ALCOHOL
baths. 127 E. Third st., parlor 11. 5-15
I 4 1 RACE ROBINSON - - NEW HELLMAN,
\JT Main street, room 8; massage. 22
ALMA WORTH, PACIFIC HOUSE, NO. Ml
New High st.. massage. 4.0
BLACKSMITH
FRANK W. JIOPPE, PRACTICAL llORSE
shoer. Telephone 1808, Carriage, rnr.d and
track horses shot. In the best and neatest style;
; only skilled workmen employed; corns, quarter*
i I cracks, contracted, weak or diseased feet of any
t i kltal successfully treated without extra charge;
cases of Interfering knee-knocking, etc., receive
' personal attention; horses culled for and deliv
ered. All work guaranteed. 4Ju Wolfskin aye.,
J Los Angeles, Cal. 4-10
1 11 ■■ ■ ■ ssassgsßßS ■ . " ■ ssa
1 , i^Xrfyy^
POULTRY WANTED - RANI HERS WILL
do well to call at tlie Lob Angelcti Poultry
yards »>ast of the river on Rio St., south, about 3(tn.
Highest price paid in cash. J. V, JOHNSON, pro
prfetn: 4-19
LOS ANGELES HEBALD: THITBSCAY MOKOTM}, APH-lL 0, 1896.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Rates for advertisements under Hits olassiliga
tion- l timr, fl ™m« per line; 1 week. :to cents per
Ine: 1 mouth, f I per lint.
tflO* SALE-WANTED A RELIABLE MAN
witii ism* knowledge ol machinery, win,
anoutisuu; can earn 113 ft per month clear; owner
. imut leave cliy. Address tf., box s>, Herald
f orhce. ~
J ,
| If! 0 * SALE- A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS
j a. mm a little push will secure a bvstttesa new In
I Inoeiiv thai will net the purchaser from fiooto
r- v per moiuii. Address V, box 40, Herald otiti c.
SALE SI ALE WASH MAM'KAITUKI
i a w ill bear the rullent tnvesttiiiuioii; $530,
| I. I>. BARN ARB, MX s Broadway, n
X,-11)R SALE-A NEAT BARBER SHOP IN A
.1 good location; lino pavinjj trade' * i'»
I. I>. BARNARD, 117', s: Broadway.' !l
IrtOß BALK- HARDWARE HI sinkss in a
country town. A choice IB Veatn :: •■.Mm.
I. D. BERNARD, it: s. Broadway. n
liWR SAI L "11. 111 SINKSS LOCATED IN
thrtvlAM country town ; sure banraln • *7on.
1. B. BARNARD, it:', s. Broadway. ' »
moßArco, Finns, ice crkam, Etc ■
I splendid husluess; tnvolc,., 1230, \| \1
HONEY A- MY MRS. «M s. Mam il. 1
TTIOR BALE—PATENT 1 OR salE; QUICK
X raturnaantl otenronta Address si.aytun
WALKER, Riverside, i nt. 4-HMe
|*Rt'lT, CIGARS, st'MMEt: DRINKS, ETC.!
1 choice location; price, ItotX MAIIONEY &
MY Kits, till s. Main si. g
"IVOR BALK-CITY NEWSPAPER ROCTES.
JT Apply C. tl. BPRENO, Herald business offloe.
tf
0 BOY, BELL OR EXCHANGE PROPERTY
mi en lo BEN white. ;l'i w. Ursi si. n
To BELL OCT y ocr BUSINESS SEE I D* I
Barnard, or', s. Broadway,
' * "** " '
fO*? SALE—LODGING HOUSES
IT" it BALE- LODGING' II til's p. ill- |2 rooms;
L nicely furnished, clearing overs4l] a month net
profit; to be aold at a bargain: don't miss nils rare
chattel, Bee BEN WHITE, 221 W. First st, «
T,-<OR SALE LODGING HOUSE OP 13 ROOMS
1 offered today ay half value; see tins bargain.
BEN WHITE, 22! W. First st. II
FOR SALE- LODGING HOUSE: GOOD REA
son for sc Ming. Coll or address 104 s, I.os An
uclcs street., cor. First.
_ SPECIALISTS
DR. IK)RA KINO, GERMAN - ENo£fsH
specialist; diseases of women : all irregulari
ties restored: treatment confidential; cure guar
anteed. •Hi s. Broadway 6Xw
DR. R.G. COLLINS, OPTHALMIC OPTICIAN,
with the Los Angeles optical Institute; eyes
examined free, lit s. spring st,
RUPTURE I't'REU WITIKU'T DETENTION
from business. DU. WU ITEIIILL. lis'-, s.
spying si. .Is
_ WATCHMAKER
YOUR BYES. BUY A PAIR OF
A smoked giasses; assortment complete find
prices lower thin last year at W. J. oet/'s, jew
eler. 33eS. nmndwav. 1-15-7
The Herald, 50c a Month by Carrier
MEDIUMS
j3SoF!" feed bell—
LKCTERER AND PSYCHIC TEACHER,
Gives Private Lessons ta
Occultism.
Pupils in phrenology prepared for public work; i
astrological and phrenological charts written. j
Mediums developed on the true plane.
As an electro-mental beater, pain and disease
disappear under bis touch aud the sunshine of his
philosophy ns If by magic.
Consultation frer —strictly confidential.
Hours,'.) to 12,1:80 to 5; evenings by appointment,
if
MR B. WALKER. ( 11 A IRVO V A N T AN D
card medium, is meeting with wonderful 1
success. She invites the most skeptical to prove i
her power. All business affairs of life looker! Into, 1
for the advancement of your future. Will organize
a developing class and gives readings dally from 9 1
a. m. to Bp. m. 816'j s. spring st. 9-17 .
WJ' GREEN, s. 0., CLAIRVOYANT, TEST !
Tf • and business medium Diagnoses disease
without asking questions, and spiritual herder.
Gives sittings daily; test circles on Monday and
Friday evenings; developing circle on Wednesday
evening. 288}$ Si Spring St., room »i. Ofllce hours,
• tO 5. 4 27
MRS. PARKER. PALMIST, CLAIRVOYANT
and medium ; life reading, business removals,
law suits, mineral locations, love affairs, etc. Take
Third st. electric car to Vermont aye. and Vine st.
Second house on Vine, west of Vermont aye. C-3)
MADAME DEAN—FORTUNE TELLING BY
cards; one ol tire greatest in the world;
reads correctly past, present and future; all busi
ness transactions, losses, lawsuits and uli affairs
of love. No. 20s E. Fifihst. 4-21
MRS SAN FORD JOHNSON, THE INDE
penrient slate writer and medium, gives
Sittings daily at MBS, Los Angeles St.. and holds
circles on Thursday evening, at 8 p.m., of each
Weak. Admission hOc. 4-13
MISS LULU HOLDEN, PSYCHOMETRIST
aud business medium. Sittings dally, ex
cept Sunday, ofllce hours—9:Bo a. ni. to 4 p. m.
Circles Tuesday and Saturday evenings. Irving
House, BO s. Hill st. 4-2t
rpllE IN SIM RED LIFE AND) 'AUD REA DElt
1 lias permanently located at the San Julian,
lop rioor, rooms 17-ls; lias read cards for many
years,ami Is the most learned medium in America.
4-22
"|£ E. o. PR AIM, PHYSICAL MEDIUM.
A\*> Holds public circles on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings; private sittings given daily.
787 Merchant st ~ bet. Seventh and Eighth sts.
4-12
AT ME. NORM AND, HEADER AND LIFE*
I JfLl reading medium; develops medium power;
| Self-healing and how to become a medium at your
I own home. E. Seventh at. 4-0
MISS KATE LAMPMAN, THE CELEBRA
ted young trance medium, has returned for a
month aud will give sittings daily ut her home,
282J4 Winston st.; test circle Monday nlgln. 10
MM E. GRACE, CELEBRATED CARD READ
or. tells past, present and future. Ladles, 20
rents; gentlemen,fiocants. Parlors -i and2V r,2ti
Maple aye. 6>6
MM E. STANLEY. CELEBRATED CARD
reader; reads your entire past and future;
ladles or gentlemen 800, Parlor in, ajis. spring.
4-17
IF YOU ARE IN TROUBLE OR WANT TO
knew your future consult Zlngara, the gypsy,
vi 217 S. Dill si. Office hours 10 a.m. to H p.m. 5-1
AfF.s. BARRETT ELLIS, .CLAIRVOYANT
_aVL card lvadcr. Come und hear the truth. Dow
ney blk., room 17. Price, BOC. 428
MRS. BABNETT—SITTINGS DAILY{ ClR
olssTuesday and Thursday evenings. 433 a.
Maiu st., opp. postoflioe. 4 >2I
AfRS. ELSIE REYNOLDS. MATE RIALIZ
.AfI lug seance this evening, 800. 220 S, II ILL
ST.; Sittings daily, St. v
A ONES H. PLEASANCE, I'RANCE ME
dium, Is permanently located ut 084 S. Broad
way IM-tf
STORAQB _
DRY AND CLEAN STORAGE FOB HOUSE*
bold goods, pianos, trunks, etc. City Ware
house, <i7fi uppOr Main st.. U. T. SMITH, Proprie
tor. Tel. 048. tf
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
I.l(>R~"kA 1,F.-KO>l X GOOD B A ROAINS IN
Bt'rond-hand orKiins: koo I miikea. KOfILKR
& I'HAKJi. 2SB S. Hprinu St. tf
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
BBOUMEAU *
AttornftyH-ftt-Lp.w,
.0.1 Brutlfotiry blk., f.og Angole.. tf
MUSICAL
BARGAIN IN A
way upright piano. Address X., box 10J, Her
aid Ogee.
CARPET CLEANING
SI E A M CARPET CLEANING. SEWING "AND
laying. JOHN IL RICHARDS, ISO », Spring.
Tel. 1818. ftl tf
FOR RENT—HOUSES
Rates for advertisements under this classifies
lion—l time. 5 cents per line; 1 week. M cents per
line; 1 month, *1 per line,
HI*:NT —8-ttOQM 1 -Tat. WITH FUR"
A nltura for aale cheap; low rem; also 8 rooms,
unfnrnlshed; would rent the 8-rootn flat together,
?ni per mouth j bath and gas. 226, t i' E, Seventh st,
RENT —8 ROOM HOUSE, 128* VICTORIA
! JLy st, ALLIbQN BARLOW, 12as. Broadway, ir
FOA? RENT—ROOMS
17\OH RENT FURNISHED SUITE, FRONT
and back parlors, very deatrable lorgentlemsn
i aitd wire or two gentlemen, In a modem flat, on
! electric line, tivc mtttntes south from city hall;
' electric lights, gas, hath and telephone; front
1 rooms; no children. Address No. 1 COLONIAL
FLATS, Eighth and Broadway. :'.
"IJIOR RENT—ROOMS FURNISHED. SINGLE
V or en suite; bads 26 cents and upwards. RUss
j HOUSE, cor. Los Angeles and First sts. I ll
1310R RENT- ELEGAN n.V PURNtSHRD
rooms, transient, close in ; a!s-> singh* rooms,
j Tin; WAVERLI, lit? E. Third st, 429
j— — —
1,-soil KKN T - i.i.t N. MAIN ST..TII E DENVER]
nicely furnished rooms. 81,60 per week and up.
I ward : center of city ; ttfia to «1 g day. ft-11 tf
I "CIOR KENT THE MARIPOSA, S'Jl E. BEO-
I r Olid st.; furnished rooms, 91.25 per week up;
j lodging, ■-•sc, .Tic and 8)0 per night. 10-1 tf
laOH KENT FURNISHED, TWO FRONT
rooms; also outside n>onts, ft.o'j per week,. Hit
1 S. Spring st. 4-14
"plORv RENT—NICEL\ FURNISHED FRONT
I rooms; also housekeeping rooms, lhig*»J E.
fourth st. !>
IJS.OR KENT HOUSEKEEPING FURNISHED
rooms; 4L50 to ?i N ITTINOER'S, 461 s. Hope
tf
j T7IORRENT- NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
JC for housekeeping, 828 B. Broadway. St^tßtf
FOR RENT—STORES
RENT—TWO' STORES, COB. NINTH
j.r and Tennessee, Imp.lre of McGARRY A
I INNER, w. second st., or at D. F. McGAR
| RY'S COAL OFFICE, Ninth and Alameda sts. 31
1' TIOH PENT-PART OF STORE. WITH FINE
show window, on Broadway*, excellent toda*
1 tlon for jeweler. Inquire at SOB S. Broadway, tf
I aasW ■■ ■ ■■■ " ■■■■ ■ ■. ■ ?
RENT—THE LOUISE B
J built for a flrst-clnss lodging house; 50 roomß.
Apply to OWNER, at premises, 520 Broadway. ]-tf
FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS
IjtOß RENT—MAY IST, B ACRES IN FRUIT,
with 8 room double house; make a fine chick
en ranch: cor. First and Soto sts. E. A. HITCII
-1 NSON, 880 s. Broadway. v
IjlOR RENT—LODGE ROOM AT TURNER
. hall; every llrst and (bird Friday of each
month. Inquire of janitor. 14-tf
MACHINE MANUFACTORY
ArON SERKEV MANUFACTURING CO., 284*
280 E. Second St., manufacturers of specut
machinery, dies and models; only accurate work ;
guaranteed.
FINANCIAL
I PACIFIC LOAN CO.—LOANS IN ANY
Amount on al! kinds of collateral security,
diamonds, jewelry ami seal skins, also on pianos,
furniture and household goods in private, lodging
and boarding bouses or hotels without removal.
Partial payments received. Money quick: business
conhdonilal; private Office for ladies. W. K. DE*
GROOT, manager, rooms 2 and 4,114 S. Spring St.
LTNION LOAN CO.—
) Stimson Block.
LCgns money on alt kinds of collateral security:
watches, diamonds, seal skins and furniture in
lodging and boardinghOUSCS and on pianos without
removal; also on bonds, stocks, mortgages; low in
teres! : money at once; business confidential: prl
vale office for ladtes; r«iom ill. CLARK K.
SHAW, manager room's m and 112 first door;
stimson block. tf
rTVHE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN so-
A clety of San Francisco will make loans on im
proved city and country property.
on loans of fSOUOand under.certificates
of title from the Title Insurance and
Trust Co. Will h*» accepted, making the
expenses on such loans very smalt.
Ituildtng loans a speeialtv, Appiv to
R.O LI NT, Agent. 227 W, Second.
_______ 8-lStf
"VTOT UNTIL YOC HAVE LEARNT—
.*A What WO are!
Who we are!
And where we are!
Have you discovered the cheapest place in the
city to get money on household furniture, dia
monds, live stock, warehouse receipts and all
good collaterals. 320 Byrne building. 12
ON EVERY SATURDAY EVENING AFTER
March 38 the state Loan and Trust < ompunv
win be opened from 7 to 8:80 p- m., for the benefit
Of ivs Interest bearing depositors, which are re
ceived ut 8, I and -"i per cent per annum. The
safe deposit department will also be open
during the same hours to accommodate its pa
irons. 5.4
T B. COHN—
ThOLoa Angeles Pawnbroker, I4«N. Main
st.. loans money on diamonds, watches, jewelry,
firearms,pianos,libraries ahd ail other collateral
Securities; also sells unredeemed pledges for
money loaned and ono month's interest added;
make no mistake, it is tlie reliable L. B. COHN,
the Los Angelas pawnbroker. 9-10
JjV)H SALE -
School bonds of 1 !allfomta<
School bonds of Arizona.
City'water bonds of California.
I Corporation mortgage bonds.
I 11 By NATIONAL BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
I ~\m ON BY TO LOAN, LONG Ol! SHORT TIME,
I _*>!_ on furniture, pianos, diamonds, watches,
1 jewelry. live stock, carriages, real estate, etc.;
private ofllce; business confidentiul, for ladles or
gentlemen. CHARLES c. la Mil, 330 s. spring
st., Stowell block, roomsooando7. 4-8
MONEY TO LOA N 1N AN V AMOUNTS
. on diamonds, watches, Jewelry, pianos,
safes, lodging-houses, hotels ami private
household furniture j low Interest; money quick;
private Office for ladies. (J, M, JONES, rooms II
aud 18, 242' 0 s. Broadway, adjoining city hall. 4-ltt
TJOINDEXTER dt WADS WORTH BROKERS,
.a 3115 w, second st.. buy and sell stocks, mort
gages, bonds and any good securities; if you wish
j lo lend or borrow i>r Invest iv real estate call on
us; collections made and property managed for
non-residents. OJtf
MONEY TO LOAN CITY OR COUNTRY
property. 51j to 8 net; personal not_*s or se-
I ourtty; mortgages bought and gold. If you have
I money to loan or wish to borrow any amount call
! on JOHN L. PAVKOVICH, 220 W. First. tf
N'ATTONAL LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO.
loans money on all kinds of collateral secu
rity; money quickly; business strictly confiden
tial. BoomsoBand 00, Bryson block, fifth floor.
JOHN MITCHELL JONES, manager. 7-3-iyr
rpo LOAN—MONEY IN SUMS TO suit AT
X reasonable rates, william f. BOBBY
sii ELL. 107 s. Broadway. 10-IBtf
MON E V LOA NE D ON HI A MOM DS,
watches, jewelry, pianos, live stock, car
riages, bicycles,nil kinds ttf personal and collatei-Al
security. LEE BROS., 402 S. Spring st. 8-21
Till) LOAN-FN LIMITED AMOUNT FOR
I X. small loans; no commission; light expense.
SECURITY LOAN AND TRUST CO., 223 S.
Spring st.
~\f ON E V TO LOAN ON FIRST-CLASS
IVX ranch properly. BUCHANAN Ay ALLYN,
182 W Broadway, it
rilO LOAN-?10Q0TO 810,000 ON REAL ESTATE
X security. ALLISON BARLOW, 138 S. Broad*
way. tj-nj
PHYS/C^ANS^
DR. DOHA KINO, GERMAN
specialist; diseases of women; all Irregulari
ties restored ; treatment confidential; cure guar
anteed. 440 s. Broadway. o*B*9o
MRS. E. C. PENME, M, D.. HOMOEOPATH
Electric bath, OL One electric bath froe,
lor ladies only. 734', S. Spring st., Los Angeles,
Cal. Office hours 10 to it a. m.. 3to4p. m. 4-15
_ ASSAYERAND CHEMIST .
riMIK BIMETALLIC ASSAY OFFICE AND
X Chemical Laboratory, 121 H, Main st. R. A.
PEREZ, E. M„ Manager. 4-10
FOR EXCHANQE—REAL ESTATE
Rates for advertisements under this classifica
tion- I time. 8 cents per line; 1 wpo k. cents per
line; l month. *t per line.
JjlOR EXCHANGE
PROPERTY FOR EXCHANGE
HY HEN WHITE
43 hoii'-cs ami lots everywhere.
so rancbas, improved and un improve 1.
SA unimproved lots everywhere.
to lodging houses ami hotels.
■ sell and exchange property- ..r nil kinds. Ms)
your property at oncn. Apply lo BEN WHITE,
221 W. First «-t. ;i
INOR EXCHANGE 12-HOOM FLATANDLOT
01 feet front. clos» In; also cool 1" room
! house and lot near car line tor land or vacant lots.
; It. VERCH, room R0 Temple b!o?k.
( ran tuts thurs it
INOH EXCHANGE—WE HAVE A RANCH
of 820 acres in Ventura county to exchange for
I lips Angeles property. What have voir:. BCcii
jAN AN A ALLY N, 182 8. Broadway.
i I.IOK EXCHANGE - A MANUFACTURING
X proposition In Washington and Oregon for
( atlfornia ranch property, valued at 810 «>■) to Si-V
IW. Address D, pox 60, thtg ottlcc. 1^
EXCHANGE - Sin.ooo worth of
Ol choice, clear, Los A ngi les proper tv for
good * hlcago property. F. A. HUTCHINSON.
880 s. Bfoadwa}*, it
"CIOR EXCHANGE- EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
I for eastern manufacturer Will take city or
country property for part payment. Address s'- E.,
Herald oltlce. y.tf
]NOR EXCHANGE (.000 IMPROVED PROP
erty, clear, in Los Angles for Baltimore. Md..
property. B. a. HUTCHINSON, 880 S, Broadway.
I SOB EXCHANGE WANT ANTELOPE V.M,
ley property fur city. See HEN WHITE, 221
W First si. .1
FOR EXCHANGE — MISCELLANEOUS
Under this heading subscribers to the Herald
ma.v Pisert an advertisement of (!) nerds or Ipsa,
lour times, free of cost, provided the advertiser is
HOI a dealer in the article or goods advertised.
EXCHANGE - NEW LAIMEs- ' k"em'
1 tnglon bicycle, worth $80, pneumatic. In per
fect order. Want first class typewriter. Address
with description. C. W. TILLINGHAST, 1 -11 i
Omaha st. {%
EXCHANGE—FEED AND SALE ST A -
I ble; buy and sell on commission horses, want
ons, harness, hnv and grain. Advances made.
StauS for rent day or mouth. S. Broadway. 5-7
17IOR EXCHANGE-HIGH GRADE DOUBLE
hreeah loading shotgun ; none bet ter made ; 10
gauge; want horse, harness ami carriage. Address
v., box in. Herald office. 10
JpOR EXCHANGE* A FINE BANJO. WORTH
826, to exchange tor a ;t* or Win
chester rifle. Call on or address J. IL, 222 S.
Broadway. j-^
IflOR EXCHANGE—A No. | FRESH COW
end calf for double-seated or "|ump"-seatod
buggy, or what have you 10 offer? 818 w. Four
teenth st. v
IjlOR EXCHANGE—MARLIN 82-40 SAFETY
ritie for horse nnd harness, or carriage of some
description. AddressT, box 20, Herald. 10
INOH EXCHANGE-800 2-YEAR-OLD LEMON
trees for exchange for what have you to
offer? Address, OTTO waun EE, 825 Temple. u>
17108 EXCHANGE -GENTLEMAN'S GOLD
. watch, nearly now, for lady's watch. Address
or call at 771 Helena nvo. forenoons. 12
I3IOR- EXCHANGE - FINE NAVIDILLO
Blanco olive trees to exchange tor ncreage.
see BEN WHITE, 281 W. Ff I*Bl St. (I
17IOR EXCHANGE—LADIES' AND GENTS'
new bicycles in exchange for vacant lot.
Address X, box 80, Herald office. «t
tNOR EXCHANGE - WANTED -TO Ex
change, second-hand open buggy for light
Sprjng wagon. Inquire hi IMS Vlgnes St.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
1> ERSi 1 N AL—J USTLIK EEI S D PnoM ONEY.
That's what people say who have tried a small
ad. in Tlie Herald. They don'; cost much, but tiie
results are simply marvelous, m this popular de
partment The Herald has made a gain of mors
than 300 percent In th" past few months Big cir
culation counts. The Herald has It. If you want
to talk to half the people in Los Angeles and other
parts of Southern California, try a small ud. in
addition to ihe immense and rapidly increasing
circulation of The Herald, its sales by newsboys,
on trains, at hotels nnd summer resorts, make it
the advertising medium of tlie Pacific coast.
Look ovdr these small advertisements today.
They will interest you and may make you some
money.
Tomorrow try one. The results will be both snr
prlslngand satisfying. o-itf
I>ERSONAi, FRESH ROASTED COFFEE—
Mocha and Java, SBot Ralston cereal coffee
lOO] 8 lbs good tea. 81: 8 His rolled wheat. SSc; 12
lbs white beans, 250; ii lbs eastern buckwheat, SSc;
can cocoa, lac; can corn beef, lOcj can jelly. 8c; l
lbs peaches, 26c; s lbs prunes, 25c; H) lbs raisins.
SSc: 5 boxes sardines, 38c; 3 cans salmon, 380 ; 50-1 b
■ack flour, 90c; 00 bars soap, 01; pork. Oc; bacon.
Hie; puro margarine, ;toc a roll. ECONOMIC j
STORE, 40!! S. Broadway.
PERSONAL -RALPHS BROS.—GOLD BAR
flour, 01.00; city flour. 90c; granulated sugar,
lit lbs., 91; brown sugar, 20 lbs., SI; s lbs. rolled
wheat or oats, 23c; sardines, 5 boxes, 28c; toma
toes, 4 cans. 3Bo; 7 bars German family soap, 26c; B
gallons oil, o.'ic; gasoline,oBc; 3 packages morning
meal, 25c j lard, 10 lb. can, 03c; 12 lbs. beans, 25c: 6
lbs. rice, 25c. 000 S. Kpriug st., cor. Sixth. 5-20
WE DO IT-MAKE HANDSOME FLUFF
rugs of your worn-out carpets. Call or
write for circular. PACIFIC RUG MANUFAC
TORY, oil s. Broadway. 8-28-97
I PERSONAL—B, MORRIS PAYS THE HlGH
esi price for gents' second hand clothing;
Send postal; Will call. IHJi Commercial st. «18
PERSONAL
IPERSONAL1 PERSONAL — NEW PROCESS — IRREGU
larttles, from whatever cause, cured without
medicine, instruments or pain; sure cure; $1 treat
ment; home. 819 Grand aye. t-3-0
PERSONAL— HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR
ladles' and gent's second-hand clothing.
MRS. BESSIE,7OO)6 s. springs!. 4-38
~ FOR SALE—LIVE STOCK
IftOß. BALE-ONE ' HORSE,"" H V EARS OLD
good for (Carriage or express wagon, cost $123
will sell for 820, Musi sell immediately. 223 E
Fourth St. 0
174.0R SALE —A FINE. FRESH JERSEY COW
" and calf ten days old. COAL OFFICE, 'J'_2
San Pedro. 0
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE OF SALE OF OR A NOES—SEALED
proposals will he received hy the under
signed at Ids office. No, 4 M Currier building, city
OX Los Angeles, until 12 oclock noon of iho 13th
Inst., for ihe purchase, on the trees, of the own of
seedling oranges belonging tO tbO estate of Mrs
Charlotte M. Rowland, deceased, being the pro
duct of about 500 trees on elgbt acres, more or less,
included within the home place ol 'the late Char
lotte M. Row land, in the Raneho La Puentn, where
oranges can be Inspected. The puiohaser win bo
required to remove the oranges from the 1 rees and
premises on or before the 15th day Of May, 1800,
Perms of sale, cash to the highest hldder. The
right to reject any and till bids is reserved. CD As.
FORMAN, administrator of the cmato of Char
lotte M. Row hind, deceased. 15
171 OR S A LE— 1 »ON 'T YOC WANT TO BUY OR
* sell your office or store fixtures'.' You will be
wise to call at headquarters of counters and ahelv
ing. R. Clifford, iiiis s. Spring. 4-is
1740R SALE-200 STANDS of BEES: LANG
-1 straf h|ves, 82.50 per stand* 11ENRY A
EVERETT, 107'j S. Broadway. 12
IJIOR SALE-ONE 2-TON SIDEWALK ELE
-1 vator al a sacrifice. Inquire at the Herald
business office. l_*tf
ITIOR SALE- DENTAL CHAIRS; BAR.
1 gains; white, gold. Archer W. Stott, 23it S
11 ill street. 0
IJIOR BALE—CHEAP, FURNITURE OF fi
room fiat 533' - Los Angeles at., bet. Fifth and
sixth. 0
I.IOR SALE-OLD PAPERS IN QUANTITIES
: to suit at this office.
EXCURSIONS
ONCE _T*WEEK PERSONALLY CONDUCT-"
ed excursions to Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapo-
US and all eastern points, leave l.os Angeles every
Thursday via Southern Pacific, Union Pacific
"World's Pictorial Line," and Chicago and North
western railway, crossing tho Sierra Nevadas and
passing all points of scenic interest by daylight.
Upholstered tourist cars of latest Pullman puttern,
lighted by gas, and run through without change.
Competent conductors accompany each party.
Fasteßt time. Lowest rates. For tickets and
berth reservations, apply to J. 11. PEAKMAN,
Manager. O. P. Herr, T. P. A„ 223 8. Spring st.,
Los Angeles, or to any agent Southern Pacific
company. a 3-«
PHILLIPS' PERSONALLY CONDUCTED*
excursions via the Rio Grande mid Rock Isl
and route, leave Lob Angeles every Tuesday, cross
the Sierra Nevadas and pass the entire Rio
1 Grande scenery by daylight; also via Southern
route every Monday. Office, 13. S. Spring at.
BURLINGTON ROUTE—PERSONALLYCON
dUOted excursions to the cast every Wednes
day over the scenic line oi the world; upholstered
tourist cars without change. T. 11. DUZAN,
agent, 222 S. Spring at., Los Angeles, Cal.
PLUMBERS
IIBANK1 IBANK A WF.INBHANK, I'l,r Ml 1 1011 A.M)
g.slttttr, S« B; SMfltiil si. T«, ltd,
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE
Dales for advertisements under this classlliea
r ion--i time, 8 cents per line; i week, 3d cents pei
ne; I month. *}X per line.
Houses and Lots
TJS.OR SALE—
J 1 BARGAINS,
fiooo- Bonnie Brae lot.
MOO Thh ty-tirsi st. lot.
81800 i» room house nnd nice lot. Thirty-first st.
i OtSOO Lot on Grand a. c,
*4.*>nt- IA ft, on Seventh rlose to Main st.
(several oitur real bargains.
Hill EXCHANGE,
10-acre fruM ranch, good house, dose to city.
, value 80000, Want city property.
SO acres l hatsworth J'ark ; 12800 against 11.
Good s-room house In city for tasisrn property
Minnesota preferred.
otherexuhangea
I w. ii. ORIEEIN,
if puts Broadway.
[ fNOH SAM. IW.a«0: GREAT BARGAIN;
.| 1 that beautiful.large. 2-story residence of II
I j rooms,and one commodious cottage of .** large
room--, elegant grounds, magnificent palms, double
corner, I blocks west of Elgileroa Street; 181 feet
on Washington, 'I'M on Norwood St., 220 feel on
Park drove aye.; Jdrcei Improvements ail made,
paid for; owner lives easts win sell for half actual
cost, half present value-, K i!t edge. T. WIESfiN
DANGer,227 w. Second Et ii
TTtOR SALE ?m»o fIOO CASH; It A LANt 'E |I 0
I .1. per month; a new, cosy 4-room hard-finished
( ! cottage; hsll and porch; |o%'ely lot 80x186; lawn,
fipWers and fruit; Twenty eighth si., near Central
aye. No sense in paving rent when you can pick
up a bargain like this. G. W.CONNELL, owner,
■ •-'■hi'v Broadway, mom 26. t>
IjlOH sale -THOSE ELEGANT NEW t
room cottages « itli bath and closets ay Ninth
and Central aye; 015 monthly. Will double in
value in one year. It. I>. LIST,
4-13 mSti W. Second.
■jIOR SALE—A <.OOD BUSINESS CORNER
; I with cottage, 6 targe rooms, hall, pantry, bath,
porches, patent closet; barn, shrubbery, flowers,
etc. :D and Pico sts . Pico Heights; a bargain.
11600. J. McLEA.N. Pico lleicbls. Hi
IflOß BALE —NICK 4-ROOW HOUSE and
lot, 88x185, with smblc, tree:*, etc., near Cen
tral ay. electric line, for (H2BD, in 1)10 payments. A.
\" ERCH, loom 88, Temple block, sun tues thura if
U\ CASH, S'jno AT PER
*~" f \ * month, iui\ s 4-room house and bath;
hard finish; lot nicely Improved. Address OWN
ER, Tenth and il sts., Pico Heights. 0
sale AT A BARGAIN - 11-ROOM
X house on Temple bet. Pearl and Premout sts.
tali on ii. KIVEL, 127>« S. Los Angeles st. 22
DO NOT PAY RENT, BUT BUY A HOUSE
on the Installment plan rrom ALLISON hah-
LOW, 128 s. Broadway. 12-18 tf
-j.-sou BALE—A NlCfcJ 5-ROOM, HARD-FIN
-1 ished house: lot 88x148; trees and shrubherv.
Apply 201 East Pico. If
City Lots
SALE—OWN YOUR OWN HOME—
X 080 rash. 010 nor month.
NO INTEREST,
Lots on Fourteenth ai.d Newton sts., \M miles
from Spring and First sis., in the
KSTELLA TRACT, 0208 TO 0850,
ono block from oars, In neighborhood of neat cot
tage homes, where building restrictions are en.
forced, thus protecting your property as well ns
our own; ra> shn ni v-i ov. n attachments permit ted:
it presents the combined features seldom seen of
close-in property cheap. »t prices and terms offered
nowhere else In this city ; cement walks Laid and
paid for; no bonds or Interest to worry you;
other street. Improvements made when required.
These lots are beauties, lie about one foot above
giade, affording a perfect drainage; soil a sandy
loam; no mud whatever; look ut ai! oilier tracts,
then see thO Kate!la. Itemember, we charge ab
solutely no Interest, and every dollar paid goes
inio your lot; also, that onr prices are 28 per cent,
cheaper than surrounding lots. Title perfect: cer
tificate with each lot. For ail particulars apply to
P. A. STANTON, 118 8. Brondway. Tel. 1104.
tues-thnrs-sun-IJL
1.-soR SALE—GRIDER ds DOW'S
A I)a Ms ST. TRACT
THE TRACT OF HOMES
64 choice residence lots unsold are now offered
at 0800 to |100oon easy payments; 600 lots have
been sold and over 250 homes burn in the past 18
months; a school,building that cost over
anil a tine church an- located in this tract i five
miles of streets, graded, curbed and sldewalkod;
and lined with 2000 lovely shade and palm trees;
city wjiier. electric lights, modern street curs
with 10 minute service; only tl minutes' time
from business center; four 50-foot streets and one
100-fOOt street; lot 40xl3'J to alley ; high and sightly
I location; rich loam soil, no mud. Don't buy for a
home nor for air investment until you see -ihe
"Adams st Tract." Free carriage from our office.
Telephone 1209. For maps, prices and views of
this tract, call on or write to
GRIDER 4 DOW,
0 ltft s. Uroadway.
JWB PALE
JEST Till NIC OF m
The Alexanore Weill tract offers choice building
lots on Eighth. Ninth and Twelfth streets, near
t'entral avenue car line. 25x120 to alley, at
if.Mii. OJli-t and 8850, on small cash ' pay
t ment and monthly Installments of only
i |10. No Interest charged on deferred payments.
| (inly one hundred lots h'tL of ihe original four
; hundred, ami when they have been disposed of
i such a chance to get a home within walking dis<
; tance at low prices and upon easy terms may nev
;er Oder again . Title absolutely ' per feet. An uir
j limited certificate of title or a policy of Insurance
1 of the Title Insurance and Trust Co. Issued with
I every agreement of sate, Eformapa prloe list an.l
[ all particulars address
RICH MID ALTSUHUL,
7-codtf r |28Jtj W. Second st., Ilurdick blk.
j 2^ 0R SALE—
CLANTON TRACT
(850—Choice residence lots in this heautiful tract
at 1860, with a small cish payment, the balance on
longtime. The ntreets arc all graded, graveled,
with cement walks and curbs. Located on Four
teenth St., San Pedro and Clan ton sts ; only a few
minutes' walk to tlie business center. Free car
riages.
GRIDER & DOW,
9 13H s. Broadway.
-poi: SALE
GRAND BARGAINS
8800—Large CO-foot lot on Twenty-ninth st., Inone
block of the electric cars, ut 0800—926 cash and the
balance at ?10 per month ; street graded and grav
eled * cement walks nnd curbs, and sprinkled. Car
riages from our ofllce.
ti RIDER it DOW,
9 13!> s. Broadway.
jjioß BALE—
O R A N < i E D A LE—
Flne6o-fbOt lots on Twenty-third st., in 'j; block
of tlie electric cars; covered wftli bearing orange
trees; streets gjrftded and graveled, cement walks
and curbs; at 547. ; > lo 1800, on easy terms. See them
before YOU buy.
GRIDER £ DOW,
0 13-1 S. Broadway.
I NOB HALF. A ORE AT BACRIFXOB—MUST
go at U its value, that beautiful lot two blocks
west of Second and Sprint,' sts., suitnhlu for high
grade Hats or residence. Price only #<000. Bee
OIXiBERT, foom 216, S. E. cor. *if Second and
Broadway, or address P ( O. box 248, city, _ _<» tf
InOB BALK—IF YOTJ wish TO BUY ANY
property in the city for investment or specu
lation, or place or borrow money on good city prop
erty yon may make money by consulting Richard
Altsobul. i.:i : 4 w. second st. tu-tnr-sat-tt
ITIOR BALE—SPECIAL BARGAIN—B9OO; EOT
. 60x178: street Improvements complete; half
block west of Figueroa, and north of Washington;
best offer on tho market
•i JOHN L PAVKOVICH, 220 W. First st.™
TNOB BALE—ATTENTION, HOMESEEKERS;
X .'l or i more of the finest and host lots in the
city can be bought in tlie Green tract by calling at
once on E. K. GREEN, tor. Union avc. and
Ninth. ii
fTVMt BALE—I26OO—BLOCK OF 12 LARGE
X lots, near university electric cars; owner
must sell: low price; a good buy.
14 T. WIESENDANGER, 227 W. Second st.
_»0 rr_ 1" N'H'K LEVEL LOT, READY EOR
•TpoOv/ building, sewered and graded; Bart
lett st., near Pearl si.: worth double; sure invest
ment. See BEN WHITE. 221 W. First st. 9
ITIOB SALE-HE A UTI FELLY SITUATED
1 lot on Boulevard' tract very cheap, if taken
nt once; going east; will not refuse a respectable
offer. Address J. KING, 6:14 Bellevue aye. U
ofcQKrt- I/OT 0K DART LETT ST., BEW*
ffitlOU ered and graded; worth double; only
7 blocks from this office. Apply to BEN WHITE,
221 W. First St. it
INOB BALE—THE REST VACANT CORNER
: for the least money on Figueroa st. McKOON
& YOAKUM, 284 W. First st. 11
ffiS 1 1 /".-LARGE LOT, JEFFERSON ST.
tip XIU tract. BEN WHITE, 221 W. First
street. 0
tf) BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE PROPERTY,
Jd go to BEN WHITE, 221 W. First st. 0
ITS. OR SALE—WE SELL THE EARTH. BAH
-3 SETT A. SMITH. Pomona,Cai. 6-2. if
Country Property
J.IOR SALE-0128 PER ACRE, 10) ACRES
; finest alfalfa ranch, 10 miles south of Los An
goles, on 8. P. R. 11.; buildings, fences, wells, im
plements; grand income vow; gilt edge.
14 T. WIESENDANGBIt, 227 W. Second St.
INOR SALE—IBOOO CASH BUYS 80 ACRES OF
1 land; all ' OWnsltS and gooil as land around it
held st fooO per acre; 18 nslfet from Los Angeles,
inquire a\ Massachusetts shoe store, 120 w. First
II Imth. sat, sou
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Rates for advertisements under this class! ft . -
tion—l time, fl cent*, per lino; 1 week,Boem's per
line; 1 month, *1 per line.
Country Property
JpOR SALE- *
10.000 ACRES,
Finest ranch in . 'nlifornlu, bordering on Pacttl*
OOCftO, twenty minutes hy rnll from Eos Angeh".;
perfect climate, no frosts, no hot winds, fertile soil;
two water systems; suitable for orariprs, lonir.n*,
grapefruit, olives, poaches, apricots, pears, wal
nuts, primes, rom, beans, CtO.
Will sell the whole or In small tracts.
D. FREEMAN. Owner,
W "M B. Spring at., uos Angeles.
XpOK BALE
VALUABLE WALNUT RANCH AT RtVBRA,
i ggjf ACRES—
|2hJ acres In trees about 18 years old.
42 acres in trees about 7 to 10 years old.
H acres In Susquehanna peaches also in bear Inf.
This ranch is in the walnut ball and is In the
bigheststare.it' cultivation, abundant free water
right; all necessary ranch buildings and agricul
tural Implements on ihe premises j Immediate
possession if desired; liberal terms* Walnut pro
perty is especially valuable; no known pests af
fect the trees and the crop need not necessarily b.4
marketed when harvested: ii will keep, The pro
pert \' will be divided if desired. A ppiy lo
It. ti. LENT
■117 227 W. Second st.
TO OR BALE—
X 1 SPECIAL BARGAIN
COMPTON
(128 per acre, from '-■ to 110 acres, choice aoil,
plenty Irrigating water, two miles southeast from
Compton, mile from railroad :75 acres alfalfa, nice
stand as can be found anywhere; raises 7 to to
cuttings a year, Twenty acres in bearing pears
and walnuts, balance corn, U room house, lar;«»
barn, out houses, dairy. etc., everything
first class. Cheapest improved place En county.
Owner going away. Must sacrifice. Investigate
this rare opportunity. JOHN L. PAVKOVICH,
sole agent. 220 West first. 0
IJIOR SALE -20 ACRES ALL IN BEARINO
fruit except two acres good alfalfa land. Good
■'•■room hou-.,', barn, sheds, etc. Deeded water
right; no expense. Beautifully located, owner
non-resident, don't want renters, will take city
property or small payment; bal. to suit. Any
thing to show good faith and Insure rood car*'.
Prlceoosoo. sole agent, J. v\ JONES, 182 Broad
way) trout. H
IjlOR SALE -SPECIAL BARGAIN—SNAP -
1 Hut io ii.'))! acres neat Cevlha, choicest, land
with perpetual water right, per acre; very ne««
strable for subdivision: mortgage foreclosed, must
sacrifice for loan than half value: special induce
ment as !i whole.
• JOHN L. PAVKOVICH. Sole Agent
220 W. First st.
IjlOR sa LE—SAN GABRIEL—ONLY A FEW
1 5 and 10-acre blocks left; water right. Nov
is the limn io buy. If you have anything tosslt
or trada 800 E. K. ALEXANDER, Hi s. Broal
way. if
Business Property
171QR SALE-20 ACRES IN WALNUT.-*,
: peaches, prunes and figs, near city, rai'.roci,
school and church: moist soil; as linens tho Slt.i
shines on; in bearing! healthy, vigorous growth,
at *'J."i an acre and the cost only nf preparing, plant
lug and bringing to Its present productive condi
tion ; this orchard needs no irrigation ; you are not*
wading In water and mud nine months out of tho
year, up to your center of gravity, to keep life in
your trees, besides paying as much for water a*
the profit on your crop; 1 have had years of practi
cal experience, and I know what I am saying when
I tell you, Mr. Tenderfoot, that there is hot a ■
acre of ground In this country of climate that is
worth mo c than ISO an acre: the only curse rest
ing on this beautiful land Is the outrageously e\
oroltaftt price Of raw land demanded by these shy
locks who are selling U, and you tenderfoot ar** the
deluded victims who are furnishing the pound of
flesh. Paste this in your hat and addresn
OWNER, W. C. T. I', bldg.. room 2. tt
■gIOR SALE —
BROADWAY LOT.
We have a choice piece of property on this
fine street, centrally located, now In tha
heart of the business center. We are offer
ing this property at snch a low price that will
make the lucky buyer a handsome profit
within a short time.
CLARK & BUY AN. 127 W. Third st. 7tf
PIANOS
KNABE AND VOSE A BOVh PIANOS AT
BIRKEL'k Parlors 18and i». I'lrtleblk. tf
_ B/C VC LES
SLA RSEN A CO. HAVE THE AGENCY
• for Relay Bicycles, 223 W .Fifth st. 8-iu
lassayersl
Wade & Wade j
| 109 1-2 Commercial Si. \
V Best and Oldest Laboratory in Southern jt
V California X
LOS
Representative h ..jissale and
Retail Dealers. Business
Men and Firms
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
W. H. BHINN. 208-303 Wilson blk.. Spring St.
BARBERS' SUPPLIES AND GRINDERS
STEINK.N A KIRCIINF.It, K0 N. Main St.
BICYCLES
"KEATING," Hawley, King A Co., •-•10 N. Mala,
DRUQOISTS- WHOLESALE
F. W. BRAt'N A CO., 403.407 N Main; ML 954.
BRUITS AND VEGETABLES
LLDWIG A WAONER, Mott Market, tel. 650.
GROCERIES-WHOLESALE
HAAS, BARTJCH A CO., 320 to 326 N. L. A. at.
HOTELS
ABBOTSFORD INN, cor. Bth and Hope; tel. 117*
LAW, COLLECTIONS, HERCANTILE REP' TS
STANDARD COLLECTION A MERCANTILE
Co., Unci »n, >~„>, 211.31, Stimson. A. C. flrod
erson, att'y.
LIPB AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
BANKERS' ALLIANCE OF CAL., 211 Court st
PHOTOURAPH -LANDSCAPE
F. 11. MAUDE A CO., 11l W. Fir»t at.
REAL ESTATE
NORTON A KENNEDY, 134 H. Brdwy; teL MS.
SADDLES, HARNESS AND SADDLE W ARB}
J. F. MORENO, 220 Alisost.
SAFES, SCALES, REFRIGERATORS
CIIAS. W. ADAMS, 338 N. Main. Tel. 1347.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOOL, COMPANY
COLNSTABLE A COUTTB, Io« N. Lo. Angeles,
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALHERS
BOOTH A ROW, 2.56 S. Main st Tel. 1849.
WATCHMAKER AND OPTICIAN
O. STOESAK, 511 R. Spring at. bet. Sth and 6th.
WINES AND SPIRITS
J. F. A. LA ST, 120 and 111 N. Main it.
YARN HOUSES
NEW YORK BA/AAR, 143 N. Bprlng St.
Stockholder's Meeting.
Office of the San Jose Ranch Company,)
Rooms 1 and 3. California Bank Building.S
Los AHOlLtt, Cat.., April (i, lt>!)ti.)
Tlin regular Annual Meeting of the stockholder,
of tho Ban Jose Ranch Company will be held at th.
company's olllco. rooms Nos. l and 2, California
Bunk Building, J.tts Angeles, California, Thurs
day, the 16th day of April, 1896, at 2 o'clock, p. ni.,
for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for
the ensuing year, and the transaction of inch
other business as may properly come before such
meeting.
lot A. B. NOLTON, Secretary.
Stockholders' Meeting
mHERB WILL BE A SPECIAL STOCK-
X holders'mceilng of the Lo, Angeles Petro
leum. Smelting and Mining company, called hy the
board of directors at their meeting on March 31,
1896, to be held at rooms 114 and 115, Bryson block,
on Wednesday. April 22, 1886, at 10 a.m., forth,
purpose of removing a director and other Import
ant business relating thereto.
By order of the board of directors.
K. .1. HEED, Secretary.
I.os Angeles, Cal., April 1, 1886. |,
Stockholders' Meeting
WHERE. WILL HE A SPECIAL STOCK-
X holdeis'meeting of tlie Los Angeles Petro
leum, Smelting and Mining Company, called by the
board Of directors at their meeting on March 81,
18811. to be held at rooms 114 and 115. Hrvsou block,
on Thursday, April 16, 1896, at lo oclock a. m. It
is specially requested that all stockholders he ia
attendance, its business of importance ia lo ba
avranaactfQ.
By order of the board of directors.
E. .1. REED, Secret.rv
l.os Angeles, Col., April H

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