The herald. [microfilm reel], July 17, 1898, Page 8, Image 8

About The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900

Image provided by: University of California, Riverside; Riverside, CA

                
8
The Herald.
Rate* 4or Classified Advertising
Ls—re I twats per lime tar each
BSStrflll Sosk» at Marrlaaa, Birth
mrlmath fwi, Obatamrlaa, Famaaal
*fS cenia par Hot,
CFXCIAJ. NOTICES
■(BAD 4t TAIT HAVE RESIGNED THE
agency ef the Royal Insurance company
and taken tbe agency of the Home In
surance company of New York. The Home
has eleven million dollars assets, over
three million more than the American as
sets of the largest foreign company. The
renewal ot our policies or any Indorse
ments or changss will receive our prompt
attention. MEAD & TAIT, 121% S. Broad
way. "
WANTED—LADIES' AND GENTLE
men to save money by having their soiled
or faded garments cleaned, dyed or ren
ovated equal to new. THE AMERICAN
DTE WORKS, 210% B. Spring St., Tel.
Bst. Work called for and delivered to all
parts of the city. Mall and express or
ders promptly attended to. Send for our
new revised catalogue and price list.
Su-tf
SEWING MACHINES—FOR ONE WEEK
only, in order to reduce our large stock,
or will offer for sale for cash on easy In
stallments a lot of high grade machines-
New Home, Domestic, Wheeler & Wil
son and Singer—new but slightly marred
at greatly reduced prices; this Is an op
portunity you may not get again; come
early. 849 S. Spring st. Sun-tf
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders of the Metropolitan Loan Associa
tion of Los Angeles will be held In the
office of the association. 107 E. Second st.,
on Tuesday, July 19, 1898. at S p. m.. for
the purpose of electing live directors to
serve for two years, and for transacting
such other business ns may rome before
them. ISAAC NORTON, secretary. 19
•HJTICE — THE LOS ANGELES CITY
Water Co. will strictly enforce the fol
lowing rules: Tbe hours for sprinkling
are between the hours of 6 and 8 ocloek
a. m. and 6 and 8 ocloek p. m. For a vio
lation of the above regulation the water
will be shut oft and a fine of $2 will be
charged before the water will be turned
on again. tf
(WANTED—A RUSTLER TO SOLICIT
members for Los Angeles tent No. 2,
Knights of the Maccabees; present mem
bership 770; must have 1000 by January 1.
Inquire of E. M. GUTHRIE, Phillips
block. 23
CALL CITY HACK CO. FOR NICE
backs. Hacks for funerals $2 to $3
apiece. Stand, 243 South Spring. Resi
dence 749 Banning street. N. KIPP,
Prop. Tel. Main 1530.
ESTHER DYE, THE MAGNETIC HEAL
er, is having an outing at Cataiina island.
Notice of her return to the city will be
given her many patients through the
Stress. 17
IP YOU WANT YOUR SUMMER SHIRTS
starched with the starch In the right
place, send them to the EXCELSIOR
LAUNDRY. Telephone 367—the wagon
will call. if
MRS, VAN, MANUFACTURER OF THE
Scotch barb pile cure and Scotch thistle
womb cure, has removed to 808% S. Bering
str; agents wanted. Lee Angeles, Cal.
Su-tf
——————T
SHAVE YOU ANY ACCOUNTS YOU
can't collect? Don't let them outlaw;
give them to ROBINSON. 421 Stlmson
block; no charge unless successful. 17
, 1
JOHN C. BEWLEY & CO., NOTARIES,
stenographers, collectors; legal papers
carefully drawn. 404 BRADBURY Bldg.,
Los Angeles. Cal. Tel. Main 246. tf
POPULAR PRICES, HIGH-CLASS
work and prompt service are what have
built up the immense business of the Ex- ,
celslor Laundry. 'Phone 367. tf
Ik A STEAM CARPET-CLEANING CO. ■
will clean and lay all kinds of carpets at
4c per yard; all work guaranteed. 529 E.
SECOND ST. Tel. main 74. tf
STILTON, 647 S. SPRING, PAYS HlGH
est cash price for Ladles', gents and chil
dren's new and second-band clothing,
shoes, etc; send postal
HYPNOTISM TAUGHT, DISEASES
cured; clinic Tuesday night. PROF.
EARLEY, 423% Spring St. 17
PIONEER STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works, 641 S. Broadway. Phone main 217.
18
CHURCH AND SOCIETY NOTICES
HARMONIAL SPIRITUALISTS' Asso
ciation, at Harmonial hall (now Kramer
hall), 139 W. Fifth St.; Sunday services
at 2:30 and 8 p. m.; inspirational lectures
by Mrs. Maude C. yon Freitag; afternoon
the speaker will gtve short discourses
on questions on spiritual philosophy pro
pounded by the audience; evening, "Myths
of Biblical History"; after the lectures
Mrs. Freitag will give hor convincing
tests and spirit messages; music by the
Alpha quartet and Prof. Carlyle Petcr
sllea; admission 10c. Social gatherings,
with musical and literary entertainment,
refreshments, etc., Thursday evening at
8 ocloek, to which all are cordially In
vited; music by Prof. Bach's orchestra. 17
PHE FIRST SPIRITUAL SOCIETY OF
Universal Brotherhood, In Memorla-1 hall,
in Odd Fellows' block, 220% S. Main.,
holds services S p. m. every Sunday; Mrs.
Mary C. Lyman, pastor; subject, "The
Power of Thought"; Mrs. E. Z. Barnett,
residence. 526 Maple avenue, will give spir
it messages; Prof. Barnett and Miss Zoe
will render some of their beautiful vocal
selections.
"How beautiful are the feet of them that !
preach the gospel of peace and bring glad
tidings of good things."—Romans s, 15. 17
•T. PAUL'S CHURCH (EPISCOPAL)
Olive st., between Fifth and Sixth, oppo
site Central park; Rev. John Gray, rec
tor; all seats free; strangers welcome: '
services today, holy communion. 8 a. m.;
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; morning pray
er and sermon, 11 a. m.; choral evenslng
with short address by the rector, 7*5
p. m. 17
UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD ORGAN
taatlon No. 62 (Theosophical Society In
America) (The International Brotherhood
league), 625 W. Fifth st.; lectures—ll a. m
'•Observations by the Way," H. A. Gib- '
spa; 7:48 p. "For the Benefit of the
People of tbe Earth and All Creatures,"
Leonard Lester; 9.Ma. m., Lotus group. 17
CHURCH AND SOCIETY NOTICES
' CALEDONIA HALL, 119% B. SPRING;
Dr. Green holds a spiritual test meeting
this evening, 7:30; Mrs. Kate Hosklns
' gives a short address, followed by spirit
, messages. Dr. Green will also give some
of his convincing tests for the remainder
of the evening; good music and singing
by Mrs. Burgeson. 17
■FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Figueroa and Twentieth sts.; preaching
by Rev. A. B. Pilchard of New York
city at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; subjects
morning, "The Master's Appointment",
evening, "Personal Effort." Everybody
welcome. 17
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST (SCIEN
tlst), Ebell Auditorium, 730 S. Broadway.
Services Sunday, 10:45 a.m. and 7:45 p.m.
Subject from The Christian Selene? Quar
terly. Children's Sunday school 19:45 a.m.
Experience meeting Wednesday, 7:45 p.m.
»T. VINCENT HALL, 614 HILL ST . To
day. Rev. Bliss, 3 ocloek, "The Misunder
stood Carpenter"; 4 p. m.. Union Reform
league; Rev. Bowman. "Socialism and
the Nation," followed by discussion of
"Desirable City Charter." 17
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST (SCIEN
tiSt) of Los Angeles, Masonic temple. Hill
St.. between Fourth and Fifth (lower
floor). Sunday exercises 10:30 a. m. Sub
ject. "Truth." Experience meeting Wed
nesday evening at 7:30. 17
IF YOU WANT A RELIABLE SPIRITU
aI and business test, attend Prof. Gee's
parlor meetings. 2 and S p. m. sharp. 449%
S. Spring St.; 10c; test circles, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, S p, m. sharp;
15c; readings dally. 17
PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL
church, Twenty-first St.; University elec
trict line; Rev. Joseph Wild. D.D., pastor:
morning subject, "The Fall of a Great
King"; evening. "Pre-existence, or How
We Li\-ed Before." 17
CHURCH OF THE UNITY. CORNER
Third and Hill sts.; Sunday-school at 0:30
a. m.: the pastor, Rev. C. W. Wenrtte.
will preach nt 11 a. m.; subject, "Head.
Heart and Hand In Religion"; no evening
service. 17
"RELIGION OF THE STARS"—M. A.
Pottlnger will lecture but once today, viz..
at 8 p. m.. in Mystic hall, at 226 S. Spring
St.; subject, "Tbe Law and Justice of Re
incarnation." Admission 10c. 17
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
South, on Grand aye.. bet. Eighth and
Ninth sts. Rev. J. J. N. Kenney, pastor.
Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Ex
cellent music. Come. Sun-tf
IIEV. B. L. SMITH, SECRETARY OF
the American Christian Missionary soci
ety, will preach at the First Christian
church, corner Eleventh and Hope sts.,
at 11 a. m. today. 17
REV. A. M'LEAN. SECRETARY OF THE
Foreign Missionary society, will preach
at the First Christian church, corner
Eleventh and Hope sts., at 8 p. m.
day. 1'
HOME OF TRUTH, NO. IMS FIGUEROA
St.; divino service at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p.
m. Annie Rix Millta, speaker. All are
welcome. 10-17-24-31
V. M. C. A. —REV. J. R. HABBICK OF
Moody Institute, Chicago, will speak at
the men's meeting at 8 p. m. today. .17
BURT ESTES HOWARD WILL PREACH
In Los Angeles theater at 11 a. m.; Sun
day school at Casa de Rosas, 9:30. 17
COME AND HEAR THE MORMON EL
ders' services every Sunday at 11 a m.
and 7:45 p. m. at 215 S. Spring st. S-15
THE NEW CHURCH (SWEDENBORG
ian), Broadway and Tample St.; 11 a. m.,
"The Bridal of Earth and Sky." 17
THEOSOPHICAL HEADQUARTERS.
220% S. Main St.; 8 p. m., "The Forgive
ness of Sin." 17
WANTED '
Hale Help
HUMMEL BROS. & CO.,
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS.
A strictly first-class, reliable agency. All
kinds of help promptly furnished.
Your orders solicited.
800-302 W. Second st., basament
California Bank Building,
Telephone 509.
(Office open from 7 a. m. to 7:30 p. m., ,
except Sunday.)
MEN'S DEPARTMENT
Teamsters and laborers, railroad, $1.7.5;
herd boy, $8, etc.; scraper teamsters, $20, ,
etc.; chore man. 512, etc.; ranch hand,
$17.50, etc.; glass beveler, $3; 4 bricklayers,
country; pruner, etc., $25, etc.; rr.on for
bridge gang, $2; miners, $3; paper-maker.
$3; paving block makers; chore boy, $15; ,
man and wife, dairy. $35. etc.
MEN'S HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Bread baker, Arizona. $16 week; restau
rant rook. $6 week; pastry cook and sec
ond. $35; laundry ironer. $12 week: laun
dryman. $20; baker, $12 week: baker's
helper, $4 week; camp cook, $30 month;
etc.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
House girl, Ontario, $25; Covina, Whlt
tler, $15; 3 house girls, city, $20; 3. $15; girls 1
to assist. $S to $12; moiher and daughter,
for cook and second girl, Pasadena, $30.
call early Monday.
LADIES' HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Mrs. Ida Hall, rail; waitresses. San '
Bernardino. Santa Mohlca, San Gabriel,
beach, Redlands, $20; lunch counter wait
ress, country, $18; restaurant waitress, _
$6; cook. Oceanslde, $23; first-class wait- •
ressra, beach, $20; call Monday, register
free.
HUMMEL BROS. & CO.
SALESMEN ~OF
advertising novf-ltles for IS9S-IS9O is now
ready. We pay liberal commission to
competent salesmen. Send 10 cents in
stamps for catalogue, sample and terms
TAYLOR BROS. CO., Rochester N. Y. 17
WANTED—MEN OF ALL GRADES WHO 1
want work and who are competent and
have a good record. The Clerks' Ex
change, rooms 12 and 13, California Bank
building. 17
WANTED—MAN HANDY WITH TOOLS *
and understanding cure of horses; light
work, short hours; must be able to deposit
$100 cash. Address H., box 38, Herald. 17
WANTED—GOO MEN TO HAVE THEIR 1
shoes soled. 15c M'LESKEY'B, cheapest
place oa> earth. 184 S. Second st tf
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 17, 1898
WANTED
Male Help
TO WELL BORERS—I WANT A WELL.
700 to 800 feet deep.and will pay for it with
house and lot In Los Angeles. WALTON
HOUSE, 609 E. Second St. 19
WANTED—LADT OR GENTLEMAN TO
travel and appoint agents; 875 month and
expenses; canvassers, $SO. Call or address
731 Kohler St. 12-13-14-17
WANTED—BOY TO LEARN ELECTRI
caI trade; must reside with parents. Ad
dress X., box 21, Herald. 17
WANTED—STRONG RELIABLE, MAN
to work on a ranch; permanent. Address
H., box 53, Herald. 18
WANTED —A GOOD SOLICITOR TO So
licit trade on commission. Address X.,
box 19, Herald. 18
WANTED—I MEN. GOOD ADDRESS, S
a. m. Monday morning. 21« Soulh Broad-
Hope St. 17
AY A NTED—MAN TO COLLECT; MUST
own wheel. Address H., box 54, Herald. 18
Female Help
WANTED—A VOCALIST WITH DRAM
atlc ability, free to travel and final adop
tion of vaudeville stage; must have some
means; a splendid opportunity to right
party. Address M., box 10, Herald. 17
WANTS D—WAITRESSES. COOKS,
general servants and others requiring in
troduction to good situations should see
the lady matron of the Clerks' Exchange,
California Bank building, room 13. 17
WANTED — EXPERIENCED OFERA
tors on shirts and overalls; a few Inex
perienced hands tnught. BROWNSTEIN,
NEWMARK & LOUIS. 344-346 N. Main
street, 17
WANTED—A STRONG GIRL FOR THE
country, to assist in cooking and house
work; 3 In family; no children; wages
$12. Address J., box 4, Herald. If'
WANTED—A GIRL FOR DELICACY
store; must be pleasing in appearance and
willing. Address H.. box 45. Herald. 17
"1 - I JL»>-'"?
if {WiJIX) 0 PoorDo»]t >^ST3)
' H i!f\ALD WaVt 4o Will
] &t All Right A* M\
- "i " "'
WANTED— AN EXPERIENCED LADY
solicitor for outside towns; first Into
ductlon of goods in California. Address
H., box .'>l, Herald. 17
WANTED—A STRONG AND HEALTHY
German nurse girl; must be fond of chil
dren and give references. Address H.,
box 52. Herald. 17
WANTED—LADY OR GENTLEMAN TO
travel and appoint agents; $75 month and
expenses; canvassers, $50, Call or address
731 Kohler st. 12-13-14-17
WANTED—GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK;
small fumlly, no children; $12 month;
washing given out. Address H., box 35,
Herald. 17
WANTED-A LADY TO KEEP HOUSE
for a widower with a family of girls; good
wages assured. Address H., Box 31, Hor
ald. 17
WANTED—A YOUNG GIRL TO TAKB:
care of a baby and assist with light work.
Address H.. bos 40, Herald. 17
WANTED—A GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK;
good home to a willing, honest girl. Ad
dress H., box 42, Herald. 17
WANTED — AGENTS; SOMETHING
new. Call any day after Tuesday this
week, 246 Winston St. 17
WANTED—A LADY AS HOUSEKEEPER
for widower; good home. Address H.,
box 56, Herald. 17
WANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; good cook. Address H., box
41, Herald. 18
WANTED—GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSE
work; wages small. Address H., box 44,
Herald. 17
Kale and Female Help
WANTED—LADY AND GENTLEMEN
solicitors, to sell necessary household ar
ticle. Address X., box 24, Herald. 18
Situations Hale
WANTED—A POSITION IN A PLACE
where the services of a good, honest,
strong boy, with a wheel, would be ap
preciated; well acquainted with the city.
Address J., box 49, Herald. 19
WANTED—POSITION WITH RELIA
bIe medicine company; have had several
years' experience both selling and talking
medicine. Address X., box 40, Herald. 19
WANTED—HY AN EXPERIENCED
French cook, a situation In hotel or
restaurant. Address J., boa 20, Herald. 18
WANTED
Situations—Hale
. WANTED—EMPLOYERS OF GOOD
i help supplied without fee with reliable
parties, whose past record Is satisfactory.
The Clerks' Exchange, rooms 12 and 18,
California Bank building. 17
WANTED—BY AN ALL-ROUND BOOK-
I keeper of many years' experience, situa
tion with reliable firm; can speak Ger
man and Spanish; also French. Address
J., box 34, Herald. 19
WANTED—POSITION WITH GROCERY
firm by man commanding good trade In
both city snd country; good solicitor;
can give reference. Address J., box $3,
Herald. 18
WANTED—POSITION AS BOOKKEEP
er and salesman In furniture house; have
had long experience and can give excel
lent references. Adrress X., box 10, Her
ald. 18
WANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS SOLIC
ltor position to solicit trade on commis
sion; none\ but reliable Arms need an
swer. Address H., Box 35, Herald. 17
WANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED
salesman, a position as clerk in a gro
cery store; csn command good country
trade. Address J., box 85, Herald. 18
WANTED —POSITION IN LARGE MAN
ufacturlng firm as bookkeeper; will ac
cept small salary If position is perma
nent. Address X., box 6, Herald. 18
WANTED-TO LEARN THE CARPEN
ter trade; handy with tools; willing and
steady, and live at home with parents.
Address J., box 61, Herald. 19
WANTED—BY EXPERIENCED LAND
scape gardener position; can give satis
factory reference*; steady ana reliable.
Address H., Box 4, Herald. 17
WANTED—SITUATION BY TWO JAP
anese boys as cooks or chamberwork;
would prefer going in same family. Ad
dress X., box 31, Herald. 18
WANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED
watchman, the care of a place during
owner's absence for the summer. Ad
dress J., box IS, Herald. 18
1 - 1
HALE NURSE, HOSPITAL, TRAINED,
would like invalid, domestically or oth
erwise; cere for sick. 625 W. Fifth at.
Tel. 1021 Black. 17
WANTED—BT A YOUNG MAN, LATE- '
ly from the east, a position on ranch; can
run engine; good references. Address H.,
box 58, Herald. t 18
WANTED-POSITION IN PHYSICIAN'S ■
office or drug store sy yonng man desiring ,
opportunity for study. Address H., Box
17, Herald. 17
WANTED—POSITION AS BOOKKEEP- -
er In bank or wholesale house; good pen
man; best of references, AddressrTE., box 1
7, Herald. 19
WANTED—BY A STEADY YOUNG MAN .
position In a grocery house; understands
care of horses. Address J., box 37, Her- 1
aid. 18
WANTED—BY A STEADY MAN ACCUS
tomed to farming, with* a goodl team, ,
place to work. Address H., Box 24, Her
ald. IT
WANTED—POSITION AS BOOKKEEP- '
er by competent young man; references }
given. Address H., box 60, Herald. 17
EMPLOYMENT WANTED ON FRUIT .
ranch by a steady young man; good ref
erence. Address J., box IJ, Herald. 18
WANTED-iPOSITION BY BOY LIVING i
with parents; willing to do any kind of
work. Address J., box 62, Herald. 18
WANTED—BY A GERMAN PLACE TO
work on a ranch; experienced in garden
ing. Address J., box 81, Herald. 19
JAPANESE WISHES A POSITION AS
cook, waiter or housework In good fam
ily. Address J., box 6, Herald. 18
WANTED—POSITION AS GARDENER
at private place; first-class references.
Address M., box 12, Herald. 17
WANTED—A POSITION IN A FIRST- -
class meat market by a competent man, i
Address H., Box 28, Herald. 17
WANTED—TO WORK ON RANCH ON
shares by a sober, steady man. Address
J., box 58, Herald. 18
i
WANTED—A PLACE TO WORK IN AN
orchard by a competent man. Address t.,
box 60, Herald. , .18
WANTED
Situation!— Female
' WANTED—WILL THE GENTLEMAN
I who answered "Housekeeper" ad. in re
cent Issue of Herald, with a family of
girls (widower), please answer again?
Address X., box 45, Herald. 18
WANTED—A POSITION AS HOUSE
keeper In city or country, by responsible
and capable young widow; no attention
given to trlflers. Address J., box 3, Her
ald. 19
WANTED—LADIES REQUIRING TIIE
best selection of reliable help should see
the lady matron of the Clerks' Exchange,
room 13, California Bank building. 1?
WANTED—A YOUNG GIRL WOULD
like a place with nice family to rare for
baby and assist in light housework; aged
14. Address X.. box 44. Herald. 18
WANTED—BY A COMPETENT YOUNG
lady of education and refinement, posi
tion In clerical capacity or office work.
Address X., box 17, Herald. 18
WANTED—SITUATION IN AN INSUR
ance and real estate office, by a young
lady; can give best of references. Address
K„ box 18, Herald. 19
WANTED — SITUATION AS Ht*USE
keeper for widower, by middle-aged wid
ow, with no Incumbrances. Address J.,
box 56, Herald. IS
WANTED—BY A GERMAN WOMAN,
washing and Ironing to do at home; best
of work at reasonable prices. Address J.,
box 21, Herald. 18
WANTED—POSITION AS HOUSE
keeper; no objection to going to the coun
try; wages, $10 a month. Address J., box
59, Herald. 18
WANTED—BY GIRL 14, PLACE IN PRl
vate family to rare for children; stay
home nights. Address J., box 62, Herald.
IS
WANTED—A PLACE TO DO SECOND
work or a situation In a small family; Is
a good sewer. Address J., box 24, Herald. IS
WANTED—BY A RELIABLE GIRL A
situation to do general housework or sec
ond work. Address J., box 17, Herald. 18
WANTED—SITUATION BY A COMPE
tent woman for general housework; city
or country. Address J., box 11, Herald. 10
WANTED—COLORED WOMAN WISH
es situation to do housework and cook
ing. Address J., box 7, Herald. IS
WANTED—TO CARE FOR CHILDREN
or to accompany an invalid east for fare.
Address H., box 48, Herald. 18
WANTED—POSITION AS HOUSEKEEP
er; widower or bachelor: city or county.
Address H., box 62, Herald. 13
GIRL WANTS A POSITION TO CARE
for children or waitress In private family.
Address J., box 6, Herald. 18
WANTED—SITUATION AS HOUSE
keeper for widower with family. Address
J., box 60, Herald. 18
To Purchase
WANTED—PARTIES HAVING STOCK
of groceries or general merchandise,
worth from $300 to $2300, that will sell at
a sacrifice, can find a purchaser by apply
ing to P. L. SHIDELER, room IS, 200 M, S.
Broadway. 17
WANTED—TO PURCHASE, IN A DE
sirable location, a good-sized house, for
a home; must be modern, with lawn, and
street Improved; about 7 rooms; state
price, location, etc. Address J., box 54,
Herald. 19
WANTED—A GOOD PAYING INVEST
ment, safe, where the services of an ac
tive and trustworthy man would be appre
ciated; give full particulars. Address G.,
Box 47, Herald. 17
WANTED—TO PURCHASE GENERAL
merchandise store In country town; state
full particulars, giving dally receipts; how
far from Los Angeles. Address X., box 3,
Herald. 19
WANTED—TO PURCHASE ONE-HALF
Interest In established business In a live •
mining camp; general merchandise pre
ferred. Address H., Box 87, Herald. 17
i
WANTED—BY AMERICAN WOMAN,
place In small family. Is neat house
keeper and good rook; wants a good home.
Address X„ box 21, Herald, 16
WANTED—TO BUY CHICKEN RANCH;
from $800 to $1200 cash; Los Angeles or
Orange county part. P. O. Box 849, city, is
WANTED—TO PURCHASE HALF-IN
terest In a paying business In live coun
try town. Address J., box 30, Herald. IS
WANTED—TO BUY SMALL PLACE ON
.Boyle Heights, or will rent. Address H.,
Box 34, Herald. 17
WANTED—A SECOND-HAND PONY
cart, in fair condition. Address H., box
47, Herald. 17
Partners
WANTED—S7SO BUYS % INTEREST IN
an established business, paying $2CO per
month clear; can be doubled In 30 days;
no opposition; little work and expense
attached; the business is genteel, agree
able and profitable; will stand close Inves
tigation; must be sold, or full particulars
call room 6, 230% Spring st. 17 |
WANTED—A LADY PARTNER TO As
sist In promoting and advertising the sale
of a well known herb tonic; a good seller;
amount of money required for one-half
interest $100. Address H.. Box 5, Herald.
17
WANTED—A LADY WITH BUSINESS
experience and $100 to invest, as a partner
tn a paying business; must understand
meeting and talking to business Arms.
Address X., box 14, Herald. U
WANTED
Partners
WANTED—PARTNER; MUST HAVE AT
least 3200; money secured; returns dally;
good permanent business. Address X.,
box 30, Herald. 19
Agent*
ANOTHER CUT IN WAR NOVELTIEB.
Metal Hag pins 16c doz.; bullet pins 12c
doz.; Hug with Dewey's Spanish pills pen
dant 32r doz.; Hug pins with hinged front
and motto. "To H—ll With Spuln; Re
member the Maine," 38c dos.; Dewey De
molishes, squirt buttons, with tube and
bulb, $1 doz.; celluloid feathers In red.
white and blue, "plucked from the Bird
of Freedom," for hat bands, 30c doz.. etc.,
etc. I have 500 different kinds of badges,
flags, medallions, belt buckles, shirt
waist sets, hat pins, pictures, albums, at
lases, etc., and novelties of all sorts, all
at wholesale prices, large or small lots,
assorted as desired, 100 to 500 per cent
profit. SAMPLE LINE, $1. I ship every
order same day received. Try me, or send
name and address for BIG CATALOGUE,
FREE! Illustrating 200 best sellers. L.
N. CUSHMAN, 34 Oliver St., Boston,
Mass. 17-24
WANTED — AGENTS; SOMETHING
new. Call any day after Tuesday this
week, 246 Winston St.. city. 17
To Rent
WANTED—TO RENT OR LEASE A
Small place, with house und water, to be
used as a chicken ranch. Address 11., box
69, Herald. 18
WANTED—TO RENT, FURNISHED, A
comfortable cottage for two adults; state
terms and location. Address X., box 4,
Herald. 19
WANTED—TO RENT, FOR CASH, A.
small place, or will work on shares; ad
dress, giving full particulars, J., box 55,
Herald. 18
WANTED—TO RENT, OR WILL BUY,
lodging house, small, close In; give price
and full particulars. Address H., box 4'i,
Herald. 18
Honey
WANTED—MONEY: $18,000 ON GOOD
improved, weli-lorated ranch property in
Southern California, worth at least $60.
-000; principals only. P. L. SHIDELER.
room 18, 200% S. Broadway. 17
WANTED—SIS,OOO; FIRST MORTGAGE;
new city homes; will pay 8 per cent. Call
Monday, room 442 Byrne building. 17
WANTED—S3SOO; NEW CITY PROPER
ty; will pay 12 per cent. Call Monday,
room 442 Byrne building. 17
Rooms
WANTED—2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS,
suitable for housekeeping, not too far out;
must be cheap. Address 0., Box 54, Her
ald. 17
Miscellaneous
CALLA AND FREESIA BULBS; HlGH
est cash prices paid. Call'at one*. JOHN
SON & MUSSER SEED CO., 113 N. Main
St., Los Angeles. 17
WANTED—PIANO FOR ITS KEEP; NO
children; references given; best of care;
little use. Address M., box 13. Hcr-M ■?
FOR SALE
Houses
FOR SALE—FOR $7.50 A MONTH AND
a small cash payment I will build you a
new 4-room cottage, plastered nnd paint
ed to suit, In my Third Addition, Eighth
ond Mateo sts. Why pay rent, when you 1
can own your own home? C. A. SMITH,
213 W. First St. tf
FOR SALE—2-STORY HOUSE 7 ROOMS,
gas. modern Improvements, hot and cold 1
water, barn, large lot. well Improved, near
quick car line, cheap for cash, or will give
time If desired. Address G., Box 59, Her
ald. 17
FOR SALE—6-ROOM HOUSE, $10 PER
month; street work complete; close in;
close to car line. Call and see
J. O. LOTSPEICH & CO.,
17 203 S. Broadway, room 4.
FOR SALE-MODERN 2-STORY HOUSE
7 rooms; lawn; graded l street; near Flg
ueroa and Twenty-second St.; terms cash
or will give time; reasonable. Address H.,
Box 20, Herald. 17 ,
FOR SALE—S-ROOM HOUSE, SW., AT A
sarrlflre; might exchange; several lots,
will sell on $10 payments. E. G. ROB
INSON, 301 S. Broadway. 19 j
FOR SALE-NICE 4-ROOM HOUSE. LOT
40x100; well located; price $1150; cash $150;
bulance nny time to suit. F. W. WIS- 1
MER, 125 S. Broadway. 17
FOR SALE—SI7OO, COTTAGE; BEAUTI- -
ful home; neat; close In; $700 cash down, ,
balance monthly payments. Address G.,
Box 53, Herald. 17
FOR SALE—I3-ROOM LODGING HOUSE
cheap for cash. 321% S. Spring. 17
Country Property
FOR SALE—VALUE $6000, A 6-YEAR-OLD
lemon orchard; no frost or wind; 2 miles
north of Ontario; desirable residence lo
cation or citrus fruit growing; plenty of I
water, Including shares of stock In Mount
View Water company; house, barn and
outbuildings complete. Address G., Box -
50, Herald. • 17
SCHOOL AND GOVERNMENT LAND
headquarters—WlSEMAN'S LAND BU
REAU, 237 W. First st. Lands, all coun
ties. Sohool lands are held as Invest- 1
ments or for homes as you like; only $1.25
acre. Do not delay; send stamp for
books. 17
MILLION ACRES THROWN OPEN OF
forfeited railroad lands back to govern- 1
ment. We have plats, notes and general
Information on school and government
lands; stamp for books. WISEMAN'S
LAND BURSAL, 287 W. First st, 17
70S SALE
Country Property
FOR SALE-$4500 BUYS FINE 10-ACRB
apricot ana olive orchard, surrounded by
orange groves; only one mile from the
postofflce at Redlands; small cash pay.
ment; balance easy terms; low Interest.
1324 Star St., Los Angeles. 17
FOR SALE —BEAUTIFUL ORANGE OR.
chard of 10 acres, near Bloomlngton, close
to school; water rights to go with land;
value $4000; will sell for $2000 cash; no
frost. Address X., box 33, Herald. It
FOR SALE—LAND IN PARCELS TO
suit at Colegrove, a near suburb of Loe
Angeles, on Santa Monica electric road,
COLE & COLE, Attorneys, 232 N. Mala
St., Los Angeles. tf
FOR SALE-A SMALL ORANGE OR.
chard near Anaheim; outside of the frost
belt; planted In Washington navels; good
bearing and a bargain. Address H., Bos
29, Herald.. IT
FOR SALE—IO ACRES OF FRUIT OR.
chard, peaohes and apricots, full bearing;
8 shares of water; near Santa Fe R. R.;
$1000 will buy the place. Address H., Bos
30, Herald. 17
FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE, $5600 WAL
nut orchard, lnterplanted with deciduous
fruits, full bearing; plenty water; 8 miles
out; a bargain. Address M., box 14, Her
ald. U
Hotels and Lodging Houses
FOR SALE-24 ROOMS, $1100.
17 rooms, close in, $1000.
Fine hotel, with lot, very swell, cheap,
27 rooms, partly furnished, new.
10 rooms, all on one floor, very nice, $300.
40 rooms, beautiful plnce, all new; price
and rent reasonable.
MRS. HEALD, room 223 Byrne block,
corner Broadway and Third st. 17
WANTED—SEALED BIDS ON 33-ROOM
hotel building and 2 lots, each 25x100 feet;
32 rooms hard finished and papered
throughout; modern Improvements; sew
er connections; clear title; will take clear
Improved and unimproved property anl
one-third rash; trade must be close. Ad
dress OWNER, 455 E. Third St. Jly26
THE CLERKS' EXCHANGE BUSINESS
Bureau has several profitable places on
hand which are worth consideration. In
quire room 13, California Bank building. IT
City Lots and Lands
FOR SALE—ON THIRD AND ARNOLD
sts., between Blxel et. and Lucas aye
(twelfth block west of Spring St.), some
very handsome residence lots at a very
low price for cash. The situation and
neighborhood are first-class. Inquire of
S. R. HENDERSON, 1257 W. Fourth st.,
or at Herald office. IT
FOR SALE—WE SELL THE EARTH.
BASSETT & SMITH. Pomona. Cal. tf
Live Stock
FOR SALE—A FINE DRIVING HORSE
In good condition and very gentle; black;
weight 900 pounds; price $125. Address H.,
Box 27, Herald. 17
FOR SALE—A GOOD, GENTLE BUGGY
or saddle horse for sale cheap. Address
J.. bop 14, Herald. 18
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE—SOOO WASHINGTON NAVEL
orange trees, 3 and 4 years old, raised In
frostless belt; warranted true to name;
best trees in market; also several 10-acre
orange and olive orchards and Improved
land in frostless belt, $200 per acre; now
is the time to examine premises; natural
sanitarium: no asthma. ELI DOAN,
J. L, MURRELL, La Canada, Cal. su-tf
FOR SALE-CHEAP; PREMO SR. Ko
dak, 4x5, complete; fine Washburn guitar;
symphonlum music box, stand and music.
Address M., box 6, Herald. 17
FOR SALE—A FEED AND FUEL Busi
ness In Boyle Heights; a good trade es
tablished nnd making money. Address
G., box 59, Herald. 18
FOR SALE—FINE CHICKERING Up
right piano, ebony case; has been used 4
years; will sell for $200 cash. Address G.,
box 61, Herald. 18
FOR SALE—2 AND 3 HORSE-POWER
distillate engines, perfect order and very
cheap. MANN & JOHNSON. 1009 N.
Main st. 17
FOR SALE—WE BUY AND SELL STORE
and office fixtures of all kinds, show
cases, doors and windows. 816 E. Fourth
st. tf
FOR SALE—SEWING MACHINES OF
all kinds at the very lowest prices; also
to rent, $1.50 per month. 507 S. Spring. 17
FOR SALE—TAILOR SHOP FIXTURES
cheap. California Bank building, room
8. Call Monday before 11 a. m. It
CORN FODDER FOR SALE CHEAP.
Apply to J. J. LAWTON, 112 E. Eighth
st. Tel. Main 894. 17
FOR SALE—CHEAP; NICKEL-IN-SLOT
music box, stand and music. Address M„
box 5, Herald. 17
FOR SALE—A SECOND-HAND CAR.
rlage In good condition. Address J„ box
27, Herald. 18
FOR SALE—I SQUARE PIANO, $55; 1
upright piano, $100. 2232 E. Eighth St. 17
FOB EXCHANGE
Real Estate
TO EXCHANGE—GOOD-PAYING Ho
tel of 83 rooms, in Tennessee town of 8000;
heavy travel; will exchange for Southern
California property. Address J., box 40,
Herald. It
WANTED—TO EXCHANGE LOS AN.
galea property, nicely located, for good
paying property In Orand Rapids. Mich.
For particulars address X., boa '88,
Herald at