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The Herald.
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aaaertlem. Aettce ef Marriage, Birth
ar Death—Free. Obitmenee. Fuaerat
Notice* am* Special Anaaumcemeata—
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Robert A. LJng,
Candidate for
District Attorney.
Subject to decision of Republican County
Convention
Walter F. Haas
Candidate for
City Attorney
Subject to the decision of the Republican
City Convention.
A. T. Cianier
Of Spadra, Candidate for
State Senator
38th District, subject to the decision of the
Republican Convention.
W.B.Scarboroyglh
Candidate for
Public Administrator
Subject to decision of
Democratic County Convention
SPECIAL NOTICES
DON'T LET PAPA WORK HIMSELF
Intf an early grave trying to pay can
vassing agents' commissions when you
can go direct to the David and Advance
Office (established 13 years !n this city).
427 South Broadway, and buy one of
those elegant up-to-date "Superb" sew
ing machines for $22.50 (and put the agent's
profits ln your own, pocket). Simple in con
struction, fine oak woodwork, perfect at
tachments, manufactured and guaran
teed by one of the oldest and most re
liable factories on earth, the Davis Com
pany. *"
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
Henry J. A. Stuhr, an Insolvent debtor-
Tenders will be received by the under
signed at 210 Henne building, city, for the
purchase of the stock and good will of the
business lately carried on by H. J. A.
Stuhr, an Insolvent, up to Monday, the
29th day of August, at 12 oclock noon.
License and lease can be secured.
LOUIS SCHWARZ, assignee of the es
tate of Henry J. A. Stuhr, an Insolvent. 28
THE CONGREGATION KAHAL ISRAEL
Will hold divine services on "Rtsh-
Hoshana vlom Klpur," September 17, 18
and 26, at Turnvereln hall, 319 S. Main.
Rev. S. Goldstein will officiate, assisted
by a well trained choir, also by Mr. I.
Shulman. The Rev. A. Arnott will also
deliver a course of lectures ln the Eng
lish and German languages. Tickets for
tale by A. S. Brilliant, 400 N. Main; also
by S. Wolf, 308 North Main street. 28
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
DYE WORKS. 210V4 S. Spring St., Tel.
860. 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
■EWING 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 ls an op
portunity you may not get again; come
early. 349 S. Spring st, Sun-tf
ROTICE—THE LOS ANGELES CITY
Water Co. will striotly enforce the fol
lowing rules: The hours for sprinkling
are between the hours of 6 and 8 o'clock
a. m. and 6 and 8 o'clock p. m. For a vio
lation of the above regulation the watar
will be shut off and a fine of J2 will be
charged before the water will be turned
on again. tf
IF YOU HAVE SOME FINE GARMENT
that you are afraid to trust In the regular
wash, send it to us and you can depend
that it will be properly done. THE EX
CELSIOR LAUNDRY. 'Phone 367. tf
THOSE GENTLEMEN WHO WISH
their laundry properly and promptly done
will And the work of the EXCELSIOR
LAUNDRY most satisfactory as* well as
the prices most moderate; 'phone 367. tf
CALL CITY HACK CO. FOR , NICE
hacks. Hacks for funerals 32 to 33
apiece. Stand, 243 South Spring. Resi
dence 749 Banning street, N. KIPP,
Prop. Tel. Main 1530.
HAVE YOUR HAIR MATTRESSES AND
feather pillows renovated by latest im
proved steam process at ACME FEATH
ER WORKS, 013 S. Spring st. Tel Black
823. 23
MRS. VAN, MANUFACTURER OF THE
Scotch herb pile cure and Scotch thistle
womb cure, has removed to 803% S. Spring
str; agents wanted. Los Angeles, Cal.
Bu-tf
JOHN C. BEWLEY & CO., NOTARIES.
Stenographers, collectors; legal papers
■sVefuily drawn. 404 BRADBURY Bldg.,
Lte Angeles, Cal. Tel. Main 245. tf
li. A. STEAM CARPET CLEANING CO.
will clean and lay all kinds of carpets at
4c per yard; all work guaranteed, 329 E.
SECOND ST. Tel. Main 74. tf
TILTON, 547 S. SPRING, PAYB HlGH
est cash price for Ladles', gents and chil
dren's new and second-hand clothing,
shoes, etc.; send postal.
HEADQUARTERS FOR HAIR MAT
tresses and' feather pillows. ACME
FEATHER WORKS, 513 S. Spring St.
Tel. Black 823. 28
LADIES, MY MONTHLY REGULATOR
CANNOT fail. Box free. MRS. B.
ROWAN, Milwaukee, Wis. 21
'WANTED - CONTRACTS FOR. ODL,
well drilling. CHAS. VICTOR HALL,
MP Central are. v
. ■ Jr.
PROP. IRA L. GUILFORD, PHRENOLO
»d»Caad Palmist, JUtt 8. Spring st, OctS
SPECIAL NOTICES
TOUR GASOLINE AND OTHER STOVES
repaired; water backs put In on short
notice. J. B. BILLER, 732 8. Orand aye
28
CHURCH AND SOCIETY NOTICES
HARMONIAL SPIRITDA'LIBTS' AflSO
elation; Sunday services at 2:30 and 8
p. m., Harmonlal hail, 139 W. Fifth st
Inspirational lectures hy Mrs. Maudo L.
yon Freltag, who will also give tests am
spirit messages after each lecture; music
by Alpha quartet and Prof. Carry W Peter
sllea. Admission 10 cents. Social gath
erings every Thursday evening at same
hall under the management of the Har
monlal workers. 28
SPIRITUALISTS MEETINGS ARB HELD
by Dr. Green In Caledonia hail, 119% 8.
Spring at., 8 p. m. Mr*. Mary C. Lyman,
speaker; subject, "What Constitutes a
True SplrltuaHsf." Mrs. Kate Hosldns
and Dr. Green -will follow the lecture
with tests. "Behold, I will send you tho
comforter, even ;ho spirit of truth, that
will teach you all things." Music b
Mrs. Burgeson. Admission 10 cents, i
»T. PAUL'S CHURCH (EPISCOPAL) E
Olive at., between Fifth and Sixth sts.
opposite Central park, Rev. John Gray
rector. All seats free. All strangers wel
come. Service teday; Holy Communloi
8 a. m.; morning praper and sermon, 1
a. m.; choral evensong and short addres
7:45 p. m. The rector has returned to th
city and will officiate at all the services.
UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD (THI
Tbeosophlcal Society ln America), (Tb>
International Brotherhood League). Lee
tures at 526 West Fifth street; at 11 a. m.
"Saved by Hope,'* by H. A. Gibson; a'
7:45 p. m., "Social Crimes and Criminals,'
Mrs. L. E. Glese. 28
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST (SCIEN
tlst), Ebell Auditorium, 730 S. Broadway.
Services Sunday: 10:46 a. m. and 7:43 p. m
Subject from the Christian Science Quar
terly; children's Sunday school 10:48 a. m
Experience meeting Wednesday, 7:48 p. m.
14-21-28
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST fSCIEN
tiat) of Los Angeles, Masonic temple. Hill
St., between Fourth and Fifth (lower
floor); Sunday exercises 10:30 a. m.; even
ing service at 7:30; experience meeting
Wednesday at 7:30. 14-21-28
CHURCH OF THE UNITY, COR THIRD
and HIH sts.; Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.
Rev. John Snyder of St. Louis, Mo., will
preach al 11 a. tn.; subject, "Tho White
Stone and the New Name." No evening
service. 28
ST. VINCENT HALL, «14 SOUTH HILL,
today. Rev. Bliss, 3 o'clock, "The Christ
That ls to Be, or the Victory of Social-
Ism;" 4 o'clock. Union Reform League,
Miss Haase, "Socialism and Children." 28
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
South, on Grand aye., bet. Eighth and
Ninth sts. Rev. J. J. N. Kenney, pastor.
Services at 11 a. m. aud 7:30 p. m. Ex
cellent music. Come. Sun-tf
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner 16th and Hill; Rev. D. A. Mcßae,
pastor. Morning, "The Development of
Jesus;" evening, "Sacred Song." AH
welcome. 28
HOME OF TRUTH, ISIB FIGUEROA ST.
Mrs. M. W. Bowen will preach at 11 a. m.
Annie Rlx Mllltz will conduct the evening
services at 7:45. AH are welcome. 28
THEOSOPHICAL HEADQUARTERS,
220% South Main street; subject for this
evening atl 8 o'clock, "Capital Punish
ment." 28
THE NEW CHURCH, SWEDENBOR
gIan, Temperance temple, Broadway and
Temple St.; 11 a. m., "Serving the Watch
ful." 28
PERSONALS
PERSONAL — LADY, MIDDLE-AGED,
working hard to earn an honest living,
would ltke*to become acquainted with an
elderly business man of wealth; object,
an escort to places of amusement and
agreeable companionship. Address F.
F., Box 14, Herald office. 28
PERSONAL—A GENTLEMAN OF 40
years and a stranger In the city would
like to meet a respectable young lady,
petite form, fond of outdoor sports and
amusements. Address F. F., Box 13, Her
ald office. 28
•
WANTED—TO MAKE THE ACQ.UAINT
ance of some gentleman with some means
or a traveling man; .object, business or
pleasure. Address MRS. S. C. MITCH
ELL, 447 S. Broadway. 28
CHARMING PERSONALITY
„ uu „„.jt disposition, independently
wealthy, will appreciate devoted, kind,
loving husband. "COUNTESS," 135 E.
65th St., New York. 28
RESPECTABLE MAN OF 50, STRANGER
tn this city, desHres to meet a lady of
some means; object, matrimony. Ad
dress R., Box 28, Herald. 28
MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN REMOVED
from 819 S. Grand aye. to 618 W. Eighth
St.; female diseases treated by electrici
ty; cure guaranteed. tf
LADIES' MONTHLY REGULATOR—
Never falls. Send 4 cents for Woman's
Safe Guard. WILCOX MED. CO., Dept
2, Philadelphia, Pa. tf
MRS. GAN HAS RETURNED; YOUR
flesh reduced, superfluous hair and moles
removed. 1324 8. Broadway, room 1. 28
MARRYr NATIONAL MATRIMONIAL
club; private list, 2c; many worth 150,000.
Box 1551, Denver, Col. oct 30
AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, AGE 80,
with means, wants a good tempered wife.
Address E. E„ Box 6, Herald. 28
REFINED WIDOW, 36, HAS MEANS,
steady income, would wed. Address E.
E., Box 6, Herald office. 28
MISS WILLARD, COMPLEXION SPE
clallst; one treatment free. 808 S. Main.
8-8
FOR WINDOW SHADES GO TO THE
factory, 222 W. Bth. Prices the lowest, tf
At AND R.—THAT PARTY NOT IN
town. Arrives Tuesday. W. and E. 28
ALICE—HAVE NO TIME SUNDAY;
hope to see you during the week. H. 28
~ f* « ■ •£7 '~ '- r - T
I—ALL IS SATISFACTORY; SHALL
keep, you potted, A. . m
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 28. J8?8
....
I WANTED
Kale Help
HUMMEL BROS ft CO.,
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS.
A strictly first-class, reliable agency. All
kinds of help promptly furnished.
Your orders solicited.
300-302 W. Second St., basement
California Bank Building,
Telephone 009.
(Office open from 7 a. m. to 7:30 p. m.,
except Sunday.)
MEN'S DEPARTMENT
Ranch hand, 120 ,etc; rivet heater, $1.75,
etc; wood splitter, 91, etc; laborer, coun
try, $20, etc; roustabout, beach, $10, etc;
meat cutter, $30, etc; scraper teamsters,
country, $20, etc; 4 bridge carpenters,
$2.60; « helpers. $2; teamsters, R. Hi $25.
etc; laborers, R. R., $L 75; ship Tuesday
morning. We register free. See us Mon
day.
MEN'S HOTEL DEPARTMENT.
waiter, country, $9; aH round'cook, $50.
etc; shop baker, $9, etc; shirt polisher,
$12 week; cook, country, $30, etc; dish
washer. $7, et<r restaurant cook, $14, etc;
shop baker, $W, etc; experienced hotel
butcher, $30, etc, etc. etc.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
Cook, $25; housegirl, Mojave, Ontario,
Alh.imbra, $30; New Mexico, $25; Ontario,
$15; 'houseglrls, $8 to $20; second girl, $20;
cook, Riverside, $20.
LADIES' HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Second cook, RamJsburg. $20 and! fare;
cook, conntry, $35; 2 first class starch
lroners, $30 and found; 2 mangle girls, $>;
week; waitresses, Riverside, Redlands,
Bakersfield. $20; 3 arm waitresses, $6
week; clerk delicacy store. $6 week. If
you want work see us Monday,
HUMKEL BROS. & CO.
WANTED—A FEW MEMBERS SUITA
bIe for following positions: Bookkeeper
and correspondent, dry goodw salesman,
gents' furnishing salesman, diress goods
man. solicitor for family grocery, cash
ier and bookkeeper, active shipping clerk,
experienced general merchandise clerk
and bookkeeper, "hotel clerk, elevator
man, wire man for electric light, head
hotel waiter, bill clerk. INDUSTRIAL
AND COMMERCIAL BUREAU, 312
Stimson block:, third floor. 2S
WANTED—S9 TO $18 WEEKLY; MEN,
women, children, making less, Immedi
ately send stamp for contract work at
home; no canvassing; experience unnec
cessary; permanent. EXCELSIOR MF't:
CO., 1104 Broadway, N. Y. 28
WANTED—WILL GIVE HONEST, IN
dustrious man opportunity to earn good
wages in his own town; no canvassing;
no patent article or medicine. VERNA
E. AMES, Los Angeles, Cal. 28
WANTED—RELIABLE SOLICITOR IN
each city to sell "Economy" copying pads
to the consumer and turn orders ln to the
stationer. Address THE ED. R. HODGES
CO.. Indianapolis, Ind. 7-14-21-28
WANTED—A THOROUGHLY COMPE
tent foreman (working); understanding
the culture of lemons on an orchard; mar
ried man preferred. Address B. 8., Box
52, Herald office. 29
WANTED—AT ONCE, A FIRST-CLASS
miller, capable of taking entire charge of
a mill; for full information address E. E.,
Box 53, Herald office. 28
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN AROUND
place to care for lawn, horses and general
work in private family. Address E. E.,
Box 33, Herald office. 28
WANTED—A FIRST-CLASS SADDLE
maker for an Arizona town; good wages
and steady Job. Address E. E., Box 46,
Herald office. 28
WANTED—A GOOD, HANDY HARNESS
man, steady employment at fair wages,
country town. Address E. E., Box 45,
Herald office. 28
WANTED—THE OPERA RESTAURANT
UT 8. Main at., serves the best 10 cent
meal ln tbe city; try It and be convinced.
tf
WANTED — A GOOD JAPANESE COOK
for private family; must have references.
Address C. C, Box 38, Herald office. 28
WANTED—MAN FOR GENERAL FARM
and orchard work; must understand ir
rigating. Address R., box 18, Herald. 31
WANTED-SOO MEN TO HAVE THEIR
shoes soled. 35c. M'LESKEY'S, cheapest
place on earth. 124 E. Second st. tf
WANTED—A GOOD TINNER, WHO IS
also a plumber. Address E. E., Box 54,
Herald office. 28
Female Help
WANTED—FIRST CLASS HELP OF ALL
kind's should call or send stamp for cir
cular; our assistance towards a good
situation Is Just what Is needed; employ
ers and employes alike benefit; our fee Is
not half the cost of an ordinary agency;
we assist members only; one year's as
sistance for one fee; no commission; at
present we have on order books a num
ber of first class openings; ladles with
eastern commercial experience specially
called for; investigation of references ls
a necessity with us. INDUSTRIAL AND
COMMERCIAL BUREAU, 312 Stimson
block, third floor. 28
WANTED—A GOOD, STRONG WOMAN
to keep house and do the work for wid
ower ln a pleasant country town; give age
and reference. Address E. E., Box 41,
Herald office. 28
WANTED
Female Help
WANTED—GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUBE
work, famiry of three, ln exchange for
'home; can attend school if desired. Call
at 1204 East Twenty-seventh. W. E.
BROWN. 28
WANTED — EXPERIENCED OPEHA
tors on shirts and overalls; a few Inex
perienced hands taught. BROWNSTEIN,
NEWMARK & LOUIS, 344-346 N. Main
street. 23
WANTED—TO KNOW WHERE TO
find a good lady manicure; must be an
expert. Address D. D., Box 51, Herald
office. 28
WANTED—YOUNG LADY, EXPERl
enced in selling gloves and gents' fur
nishings; state experience and salary ex
pected. Address E. E., Box 48, Herald. 28
WANTED—3 FIRST CLASS IRONERS,
330 and found; Swedish or Uerman house
girl. New Mexico, $25 and fare. HUM
MEL BROS. & CO., 300 W. Second st. 28
WANTED—A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework In family of 3; must be
competent cook, and have references.
Address E. E„ Box 11, Herald office. £8
WANTED—GOOD, STRONG GIRL OR
woman for laundry work; must under
stand shirt, collar and cuff Ironing. Ad
dress E. E., Box 59, Herald office. 28
WANTED—WOMAN WHO IS WILLING
to do light housework and cook ln return
for good homo and small wages. Address
C. C, Box 13, Herald office. 29
WANTED—GOOD WOMAN AS HOUSE
keeper to go into the country; German
woman preferred. Address B. 8., Box
56, Herald office. 19
WANTED—A GOOD, STRONG GIRL TO
help with housework and cooking; wages
$12; small family. Address D. D„ Box 21,
Herald office. 30
WANTED — A STRONG, WILLING
chambermaid for newly furnished hotel;
answer at once. Address C. C, Box 64,
Herald office. 29
WANTED—STRONG, CAPABLE GIRL
for general housework for the beach; per
manent place. Address C. C, Box 11.
Herald office. • 29
WANTED—GIRL OF 16 OR 18 AS HELP
for invalid; German preferred; must be
able to cook. Address C. C, Box 31, Her
ald office. 28
WANTED—A COMPETENT WAITRESS
accustomed to hotel work; give refer
ences. Address D. D., Box 29, Herald of
fice. 28
WANTED — A COMPETENT PROTES
tant girl for general housework; small
family. Address E. E., Box 19, Herald. 28
WANTED—NURSE TO TAKE CHARGE
of Infant; must have good references. Ad
dress B. 8., box 30, Herald. 28
WANTED—A COLORED GIRL, GOOD
cook; wages $15 per month. Address E.
E., Box 60, Herald office. 28
WANTED—A GIRL FOR KITCHEN
work; good home for right party. Address
E., E., Box 20, Herald. 28
WANTED—A NURSE GIRL FOR CARE
of children. Address B. 8., box 3, Her
ald. 28
WANTED—APPRENTICE FOR DRESS
making. Apply 231 Stimson Block. 28
Situations—Malt
WANTED—A POSITION OF TRUST, BY
young man 21 years of age; have had
consicterabte business experience and can
give the best of reference; willing to work
hard for a moderate salary. Address E.
B. FRYSINGER, North Pasadena, Cal.
28
WANTED—BY GERMAN AND WIFE,
position ln hotel; both competent ln their
line, one as porter or night clerk, other
chambermaid or waitress. Address D
D. , Box 48, Herald office. 30
WANTED—BY YOUNG MAN, CHANCE
to acquire knowledge of fruit culture,
poultry raising or dairy; no wages until
competent. Address C. C, Box 19, Herald
office. 29
WANTED - A MAN WITH EXPERI
ence, good team and wagon, would like
to get place on ranch and take Interest
and wages. Address D. D„ Box 33, Herald
office. go
WANTEB—POSITION OF ANY KIND
by man 38 years old, married, experienced
In Insurance, loan association and bank.
Address E. E„ Box IS, Herald office. 28
WANTED— SITUATION BY YOUNG
married man as salesman, long, experi
ence; wholesale trade only. Address
C. C, Box 14, Herald office. 29
WANTED — BY AN EXPERT BOOK
keeper and typewriter, a position with a
reliable firm, wholesale or retail. Address
D. D„ Box 17, Herald office, 80
WANTED
Situations—Male
WANTED — BY AN ENGLISHMAN OF
ability and Ingenuity, a position where
these qualities are required. Address E.
E., Box 02, Herald office. 28
WANTED—A CHANCE TO WORK IN
*n electrical shop, with opportunity to
advance; wages moderate. Address E.
E., Box 34, Herald. 28
WANTED—BY AN HONEST. STRONG
boy, a position with reliable firm as er
rand boy; lives at home. Address A. A.,
box 61, Herald. 28
WANTED — TO WORK A PLACE ON
shares; have good horses and some cattle.
Address, giving location, D. D., Box 11,
Herald office. 29
WANTED—STEADY EMPLOYMENT BY
young man; wholesale house preferred;
Al city references. Address C. C, Box 35,
Herald office. 28
WANTED—SITUATION BY A MAN IN
n meat market; all around good butcher
and meat cutter. Address D. D„ Box 25,
Herald office. 30
I
WANTED—PLACE TO WORK ON A
farm; understand care of horses and cat
tle; references. Address C/ C, Box 45,
Herald office. 30
WANTED—A CHANCE TO LEARN THE
butcher business by a strong, healthy
and willing boy. Address A. A., box 66,
Herald. 23
WANTED-POSITION BY AN EXFEni
enced traveling man at present out of em
ployment. Address D. D., Box 10, Herald
office. 29
WANTED—SITUATION AS ERRAND
boy; young and willing; live at home with
parents. Address EJ E., Box 35, Herald
office. 28
WANTED —BY JAPANESE, FlRST
class cook, with references; a permanent
position. Address E. E„ Box 61, Herald
office. 28
WANTED—SITUATION BY JAPANESE,
good oook, in private family, city or
country. Address C. C, Box 34, Herald
office. 28
WANTED—SITUATION BY A BOY 16
years old to drive horse or help around
the house. Address E. E„ Box 7, Herald
office. 28
WANTED—YOUNG MAN, EDUCATED,
wants work in the country; moderate sal
ary. Address C. C, Box 24, Herald of
fice. 28
WANTED—BY A LIVE SALESMAN AND
solicitor dellveryman desires position.
Address C. C, Box 20, Herald office. 30
WANTED—POSITION BY DRUGGIST,
ten years' experience; permanent. Ad
dress* C. C, Box 37, Herald office. 28
WANTED—A PLACE TO DO CHORES •
by a steady and sober man; small wages. ,
Address E. E., Box 38, Herald. 28
WANTED — A GOOD BAKER WANTS
work as head baker; references. Address ,
E. E., Box 40, Herald office. 28
WANTED—RANCH WORK BY A MAN .
thoroughly competent. Address C. C, ,
Box 32, Herald office. 28
WANTED—SITUATION BY LICENSED
engineer. Address C. C, Box 33, Herald ,
office. 28
Situations—Female
WANTED—REFINED YOUNG WOMAN,
who has held flrst-class positions, would
like situation as housekeeper in wid
ower's family where other servants are i
kept; no objection to the country. Ad
dress E. E„ Box 12, Herald office. 28
WIDOW OF REFINEMENT, ACCUB- 1
tomed. to her own house, as managing
housekeeper, ln gentleman's home; bach
elor or widower preferred: best of refer
ences. Address B. 8., box 19, Herald. 28 ;
WANTED—POSITION AS GOVERNESS
for small children in a wealthy family,
city or country, by young lady fully com- '
petent; highest references given. Ad
dress C. C, Box 41, Herald office. 29
WANTED—POSITION WITH BUSINESS
firm by an experienced lady stenograph
er and typewriter, familiar with both 1
wholesale and retail forms. Address B.
8., box 10, Herald. 28
WANTED—BOARD AND ROOMS WITH -
a nice, quiet family, in exohange for light
services morning and evening; references 1
given. Address B. B„ Box 31, Herald of
fice. 29
WANTED—BY DRESSMAKER, SITUA- .
tlon in private family as seamstress;
would not object to assisting ln the
housework. Address A. A., box 58, Her
ald. 28
WANTED—BY A YOUNG COLORED >
girl, a place to do light housework and
tend to baby; wages desired $2 per week.
Address C. C, Box 12, Herald office. 29
WANTED—POSITION BY LADY STEN- i
ographerof 6 years' experience; accurate,
rapid and good education, own machine.
Address C. C„ Box 7, Herald office. 29
WANTED—BY WIDOW. A POSITION AS •
housekeeper ln widower's family; good
home more an object than wages. Ad
dress C. C, Box 40, Herald office. 28
WANTED—BY A COMPETENT WOMAN, ,
a position to do housework by the week, or
would go to the country and cook for men.
Address Box 81, Station X, City. 28
TAKE FULL CHARGE
of home during absence of owners; refer
ences; refined and educated southern lady.
Address B. 8., box 20, Herald. 28
WANTEDv-PLACE BY A NICE, WILL- 1
Ing girl, 14 years old, to help with house
work; fond of children; home nights. Ad
dress B. 8., box 4, Herald, U
WANTED
Situations—Female
r WANTED—SITUATION BY A COMFE
e tent German cook; light housework; city
or country; moderate wages. Address
C. C, Box 10, Herald office. 29
I WANTED—SITUATION AS HOUSE
) keeper by middle-aged woman; Christian;
experienced and good cook. Address D.
j D., Box 59, Herald office. 30
WANTED—BY AN HONEST, CHRIS
-1 tlan woman, poettlon as housekeeper for
widower with children. Address B. 8.,
Box 61, Herald office. 29
WANTED-A SITUATION BY COMPE
tent chambermaid ln hotel or rooming
house; best of references. Address E. E.,
Box 24, Herald office. 23
fkVANTED —TO TAKE CHARGE OF
college hall dining rooms or as matron;
best of reference. Address D. D., Box
37, Herald office. 30
WANTED—BY A STRONG WOMAN,
cleaning by the day or ln restaurant or
hotel; competent. Address D. D., Box
38, Herald office. 30
WANTED—LADY GOING EAST WOULD
assist an Invalid going east during her
trip; used to nursing. Address D. D„ Box
52, Herald office. 30
WANTED—BY GOOD GERMAN GIRL, A
place to do housework; southwest prefer
red. Address E. E., Box 47, Herald of
fice. 28
WANTED—YOUNG WIDOW WOULD
like position as housekeeper for gentle
man. Address E. E., Box 55, Herald of
fice. 28
WANTED—SITUATION BY A GIRL TO
do light housework or second work, $3
week. Address E. E., Box 58, Herald of
fice. 28
WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, Posi
tion as cashier in office; 3 years' experi
ence; references. Address R., box 5, Her
ald. 30
WANTED—SITUATION AS CHAMBER
mnId or to take care nf apartments; best
references. Address B. 8., box 7, Her
ald. 29
WANTED—A SITUATION BY A COM
petent woman to do cooking or general
housework. Address X., Box 58, Herald. 28
WANTED—TO CARE FOR A FLAT IN
exchange for room by competent party.
Address D. D., Box 27, Herald office. 28
WANTED—BY A LADY GOING EAST,
the care of an invalid on trip; reference".
Address B. li.< Box 68, Herald office. 29
WANTED—BY A NEAT YOUNG GIRL,
place to do light housework or mind baby.
Address F. F„ Box 21, Herald office. 30
WANTED—SITUATION BY A GOOD
cook, wages 825 to $30; 4 years' references.
Address E. E„ Box 56, Herald office. 28
WANTED—BY A CAPABLE GIRL, A
place to do general housework; references.
Address E. E., Box 39, Herald office. 28
WANTED—A GOOD COOK; WOULD GO
to the beach with private family. Ad
dress D. D., Box 41, Herald office. 28
WANTED—SITUATION AS NURSE OR
attendant to invalid; references. Address
C. C, Box 25, Herald office. 28
WANTED—HOUSEWORK BY WOMAN
competent; best of references. Addresß
B. 8., Box 44, Herald office. 29
WANTED—BY A TRUSTWORTHY Wo
man, situation to do housework; best of
references. 247 E. Fifth st. 29
WANTED—COMPETENT COOK WANTS
to work ln private family. Address A. A.,
Box 50, Herald office. 28
WANTED-rSITUATION BY A FlRST
class French laundress. Address R., box
17, Herald. 28
To Purchase
WANTED—FOR SPOT CASH, VACANT
lots, 'houses and lots, business or coun
try property. If you want to sell with
out delay, see JOHN L. PAVKOVICH,
220 W. First st. 28
WANTED—S ACRES OR LESS WITH
alfalfa and buildings suitable for keep
ing poultry and cow, near city; will pay
cash. Address C. C, Box 17, Herald of
fice. 29
WANTED — TO PURCHASE A GOOD
strong horse for delivery wagon; must
be sound and able to travel at a steady
gait. Address BUTCHER, box 41, Her
ald. 28
WANTED—I HAVE A CLIENT WHO
wants modern 5-room cottage this week;
part payment down, balance monthly.
O. J. SUTTON, 108 S. Broadway. 28
WANTED—TO PURCHASE HOUSE OF
7 rooms ln southwest district, on pay
ments of $20 to $25 per month; references.
Address C. C, Box 21, Herald office. 29
WANTED—TO BUY A 6 TO 8-ROOM COT- ■
tage on installments; good location, some
land to be taken as part payment. Ad
dress C. CI, Box 18, Herald office. 29
WANTED—TO BUY A GOOD, PAYING
business or Interest ln same; state full
particulars in letter or no notice will be
taken. Address R., Box 25, Herald. 28
WANTED —TO PURCHASE MORT
gages; money to loan; moderate Interest.
CHARLES LANTZ, Lawyer, room 408, -
Bullard block. 28
WANTED-TO PURCHASE HALF-IN
terest ln a paying business In good min
ing town In Arlsona. Address B. 8., hex ■
38, Herald. 28
WANTED — TO BUY A SECOND-HAND
trunk; large and in good order; state 1
price. Address D. D., Box 85, Herald of-
I flee. - „ SO
WANTED
To Purchase
- WANTED SECOND-HAND ROLL-TOP
desk, 5 feet long, high roll Smith Premier
I typewriter. Call at 121', W. Third st. 28
WANTED—CIGAR STAND; MUST BE
a bargain, with central location. Ad
; dress C. C, Box 26, Heruld office. 28
WANTED—TO BUY A GOOD SECOND
hand low-frame wheel for cash. Ad
dress C. C.i Box 30, Herald office. 28
MULES-WILL PURCHASE A PAIR OF
good, strong mules; give age and weights.
Address B. 8., box 18, Herald. St
: WANTED—LADY'S WHEEL CHEAP
for cash; give make and price. Address
C. C„ Box 28, Herald office. 28
WANTED-TO PURCHASE A GOOD
top buggy, if reasonable. Address D. D„
j Box 62, Herald office. 29
WANTED—TO PURCHASE A GOOD
I piano reasonably. Address C. C, Box
29, Herald office. 28
WANTED r TO PURCHASE A ROLL
top second-hand desk. Address B. B.j
box 27, Herald. 28
Agents
WANTED—FIRST CLASS BOOK 9ALES
men; excellent lines, good commission;
Century Clyeoped'la of Names; Century
Atlas (entirely new). Heroes of History,
Cooper's Works, Irvlng's Works, Shake
speare, Famotrs nations, Charles Dick
ens; exquisite bindings, new and up-to
date. Call on or write to L. BEHYMER,
room 7, Los Angeles theater. 28
WANTED—A THOROUGHLY EXPERl
enced lady canvasser to represent a local
manufacturing establishment; liberal
commissions. Address A. A., Box 61, Her
ald office. 28
WANTED—A FIRST-CLASS SOLICITOR,
familiar with book soliciting, to sell
goods to the retail trade; commission.
Address B. 8., box 13, Herald. 28
Partners
WANTED—A PARTNER WITH TOP
spring wagon and one or two horses to
travel with me toward Arizona. Address
D. D., Box 60, Herald office. 30
WANTED—PARTNER WITH A SMALL
amount of ready cash in sign and carriage
painting business. Address B. 8., box 12,
Herald. 28
To Bent
WANTED—TO LEASE AN IMPROVED
place near or ln the vicinity of Mount
Lowe, well stocked and plenty of water;
write, giving full particulars and price per
year of lease. Address C. C, Box 39,
Herald. 29
WANTED—TO RENT ONE OR TWO
acres level land, with an abundance of
water, near city of Los Angeles, by a per
fectly reliable party; give full particulars.
Address B. 8., box 48, Herald. 23
WANTED—TO RENT, UNFURNISHED
house of from 6 to 10 rooms, west side,
close ln to First and Spring; permanent
tenant. Address NATICK PHARMACY,
106 W. First St. 28
WANTED—IO-ACRE ALFALFA RANCH
near city; must have abundance of water,
good house and fruit; might buy; wish to
rent for a year. Address B. 8., Box 47,
Herald office. . 29
WANTED— TO RENT A DAIRY RANCH
from 20 to 40 acres, close to creamery;
would like one with cows, horses and
ready for business. AddTess O. SMITH,
Duarte, Cal. 28
COTTAGE, FURNISHED, MUST BE
modern; will pay reasonable rent and
toke splendid care of furnishings; give
rent. Address B. 8., Box 46, Herald of
fice. • 2*
WANTED—TO RENT BY A COUPLE,
without children, small unfun...-hed house
or 2 unfurnished rocms In cottage; lawn,
trees, etc. Address A A., box 51, Herald. 28
WANTED—A BOR 6 ROOM COTTAGE,
newly fitted, location central; owner must
give rent in exchaifge for lessons ln music.
Address B. 8., Box 53, Herald office. 29
WANTED—TO LEASE A PLACE, IM
proved, near postoffice and 1 school; give
full particulars, stating number of acres.
Address D. D., Box 19, Herald. 30
WANTED—A SMALL RANCH ON
shares; must have plenty of water; adapt
ed to grow alfalfa; give location. Ad
dress B. 8., box 6, Herald. 28
FOR RENT—TWO ROOMS CONNECT
ing, furnished with carpets and curtains
only, for dental offices. Address C. C,
Box 6, Herald office. 29
WANTED—TO RENT A COTTAGE OF i
or 6 rooms, by lady with two grown chil
dren; furnished and modern. Address B.
8., box 31, Herald. , *»
WANTED-TO RENT A COTTAGE OF S
rooms, central location, furnished; give
rent. Address D. D., Box 58, Herald. 29
WANTED—TO RENT A FURNISHED
cottage; give rent and location. Address
D. D., Box 54, Herald. 29
Beal Estate
WANTED—AT BEDROCK PRICES, FOR
cash, a few vacant lots in San Pedro;
must be centrally located; none but
owners need answer. AtMress 0., Duarte,
Cal. 28
WANTED—WILL PAY $50 FOR A LOT;
give particulars of what you have at that
price. Address C. C, Box 27, Herald of
fice. 28
Money
WANTED-81400; GILT-EDGE; PROP
erty near ln; state rate of Interest. Ad
dress R., box 13, Herald. 80