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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-07

From 1876 to 1888 the production OF
California wool fell Off 15,602, 2S0
pounds under a high tariff protection.
The period is seven years. From 1888
to 1887, period OF four years, it fell
off 1924, 459 pounds under some
what lower tariff. The annual ratio in
the first instance is 2 ,229 900, nearly
and in the last it is at tho rate Of
2,316, lis, nearly. Is this result due
to the tariff and its changes, or is it
the natural outcome OF change in
the industries OF the State, which the
tariff is powerless to retard or accel-
crate? Will a change in the tariff at
this time work the terrible ruin to
the State predicted by our high tariff
friends?
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BEET-Su0AR culture is the coming
industry OF the great Golden State.
Mr.. E. 6. [. Steele is reported to be
about to make trip to Europe in
order to make q close study Of the
industry in France and Germany.
Mr.. Steele stands at the head of the
American Sugar Refinery, the great
rival Of Mr. Spreckels' California Re
fnery. Los Angeles will at no dis
tant day refine enough sugar extracted
from beets to supply half dozen
States.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-07

LAST night breaks the record on low
temper ature for this section. A thin
scum of ice was forming in the streets
at midnight. The mountains are COW
cred with snow as never before. At
San Berna, dino the big arrow on the
mountain side is brought out in bold
relief by the thick coat of snow on IT..
At the Arrow Head Springs Hotel the
plateau Ia covered with several
inches OF snow. A gentleman who
came in from there yesterday alter
noon says he ste bowl OF straw Der
ries gathered from under the snow
near the hotel.
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The condition Of our streets, ex-
eepting those portions that have been
paved, is certainly not one about
which a good word can be said. In
the business center of the city they
are not only beastly, but are rendered
worse than they ever have been be,
fore by the tardy work done in tearing
them up hy the paving contractors.
The contracts to pave about three
miles Of our principal thoroughfares
were given out eaily in the year; but
delay followed delay, until procrasti-
nation, from one cause or another
some OF which, we all know, were I'M
ayoidable and not to be fore
seen-brcught the work to time in
the sea.on that wet weather was
necessarily to be expected. Some
good work had been got through with
on three or four blocks Of lower Main
street before the rains came down 4;
bat no portion OF the work whatever
on Spring street, and but very little
Of it On the business blocks OF Main
street, was commenced until time
when prudence would have dictated
that it had better be delayed till the
storm season was over. Yet there is
one consolation in al this, and that
10, that unless absolute iinbecility
controls the street department, the
entire business portion Of the city will
be completely paved before another
rainy season sets in.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-07

THE HERALD of this city, whicl
had for som. time been doing SOM
very expert straddling, has been CON-
pelled to get down on the Carlisle anu
Morrison side.-iExpress.
The answer to that is OF the sim
plest. The statement is untrue. The
HERALD stands where it always has
stood, on the Democratic platform OF
1884. by the way, SO far as the tariff
goes, that was also the Republican
platform of the same year. Our
neighbcr can hardly be said to have
stcod on it then. 1t came ss neai
standing on that as on anything. In
the straddling business it is like the
druDkard who kept shouting to the
lanp-post to stand still. There is
simply a confusion Of ideas-not a
novel situation to find our most es-
teemed evening contemporary inl
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-07

ALTHOUGH it is fact that our street
repairs have rendered the condition
of our streets horrible, yet that is no
reason why the crossings should be
lett almost impossible. There are
shovels and hoes in the city. and men
willing TO work. 1t would therefore
seem to the ordinary mind practical
bic for the city authorities to at least
make our principal crossings passable
to wayftrers, without compelling
them to wade shoe.deep in the mud.
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"Snow began falling at 7 80 this
morning and continued three hours.
Orchardists all cay no damage is done
70 orange or other fruit trees"
This news from Sacramento, which
appeared in our columns OF yesterday,
Is . bitter disappointment TO Los An
Geses orange growers. As they read
the first portion Of the dispatch their
faces became radiant, and wild enthu-
|1iasm beat high in every breast. Snow
81 Sacramento The vision Of q
|klixhted orange crop in tho northern
ilfxus belt rose luminous as the snow
Iuelf before their eyesI But mark
~ terrible sinking at their hearts
hich followed when in the next line
~ read the bitter news, mo dam
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-07

THE consensus in which the Republic
can leaders follow one policy in their
attempts to discuss the tariff is the
most significant confession of a bad
cause. Governor Foraker OF Ohio is
tho hast man to blow his little tariff
f2sh horn. 1t is the same tumble OF
glittering gcnerahties devoid of argu-
1nent, ;ejuns as to a figure to prove
his point. in its web and wool COM
posed Of an appeal to ignorance, and
made up OF statements based on bare
presumption. Nothing better was to
be expected Of Mr.. Foraker. He
knows as little of craftsmanship on
every point as he does Of good man
ners. But when Senator Sherman
had taken from the first of December,
had 1sed up all his holidays, had ex-
hsussed his knowledge Of this subject
derived from his long connection
with the finances of the country, it
was to be expected that some really
luminous principle would have been
e1uci lated. But there IL the same
studied avoidance of all statistical or
logical discussion, the same appeal to
prejudice and ignorance, the same as
sumption Of Free Trade policy on
the part Of the Democracy--in all
respects the same sinking OF
the real question on the part OF the
Ohio Senator as has characterized
the verie-ttyro in the Nation. Blaine's
Self-imposed "interyiew" Ia the key
note, and Sherman has added no syl-
liable OF value 10 it. A mendacious
Intention to hoodwink the people into
the belief that the Democratic party
intends to do away with all protection
to labor, and as mendacious
course in q brazen claim that
sny change in the tariff will
result in serious disturbance to
labor - there is Mr.. Blaine's pro-
gramme, and all the rest are carrying
it out. How could it be otherwise :?
The position taken by Mr.. Cleveland
is that taken by his party four years
ago. 1t is also the position which the
Republican party claimed to stand
upon at that time. There is no way
to attack that position. 1t is impreg-
nable.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-07

MILLS OF Texas is Chairman Of the
House Committee on Ways and Means,
Randall of Pennsylvania is Chairman
OF that on Appropriations. On these
two committees mainly hinges the
whole question Of surplus Or no sur.
plus. The two forces at work Oh these
Committees will bring about q result
ant whose trend will DO in The direc-
ton to strike the most desirable point.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-07

age 10 the orange treesw Had tn
orange crop of the Northern citr' Q
belt been killed by this nipping frost
what great good that "eager air
would have blown this wayl Tb'
markets of the world wouli haw
been so radically affected by th'
destruction OF the half carload o.
oranges in the "Beltl" There was b
carload before they used hall OF u G
crop to make an exhibition" in this
city!
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-07

II is a striking circumstance that
tariff reform is strongest in those
tates where illiteracy is most preva-
len'.-tN. Y. Tribune.
Mr.. Whitelaw Reid has not heard
from Ohio. The land OF Sherman and
Faraker-and they are the latest ex.
positors Of high tariff doctrines-is
credited with $4,000 adults who can
not read or write.
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IN Adxsrfisers.

No insure insertion in the DAILY HEEALD
q All new advertisements Except classified
q we'll ss changes, they muet be handed III
bnRore O'Clock p. N.
An advertise xnents to be inserted In the
WEEKLY HERALD, must be handed In not
lhtef than Thursday noon.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-07

me rspers of all delinquent mail sds
nsS5hors 20 the Los Angeles DAILY HERALl
ViIi be promptly dis ontinued hereafter
IN uepefs viii be sent to subscribers by
1asI ny,iecs the same cave been paid fer In
01veuce, This rale Ia infexible.
AYERS Il LYNCH.
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ikhuF. MM. NlNDoUk LII. b., THEM
L inent Phrenolo2 st and Mental Scion
fist. has opened Physiological Parlors
l5lS South Spring street, near Nadeau Ho
I'll. Free Lectures every night. 7:30 P NJ.
Illustrated with q msgnif. ent collection o
skulls, caste. oil paintings, tc., and publi'
examinations OF persons selected from tie
audience. Private examinations givei
daily. }iS
4 Rec LECrURESl To NIGHT AMI
every night ns the chronological Par
lors. l5,s South Spring street, near EnIeal
Hotel. Hea- Prof. Windsor on "MatrimOuy"
to-night-7:30 sharp. Jazz
CONSULT PROFESSOR vii, fAM VIM
piete chronological chart, giving >
correct delinesiiop Of every trait I
YOUR character, YOUR faults and how to cor
rect them, talents and how 10 make til,
most OF them. Your adsltatian In bust
ness, showing in what profe, sign, trade a.
occupation you will be most snccessful aDo
how tn accumulate fortune a, d pt'lvnp
life also the adaptation in matrimOpy an6
businass partnership.
All ladies should consult Nine. Lie y.
Windsor for instruction In sexusi and Gre
atve science.
ls1a South Spring street. Hours, o.. NJ.
to 9 p. NJ. jsp6-'f
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LrOk SAIL - i,.a1.sa4-, 80 -.
known K. c.. Neidt soap and Chemics
casnufactory with good established trad.
'arge building with all machinery, elevate,
ETC., etc. Well arranged for doing lsrg,
business, Oh would sell machinery, stock anc
fixtures, and rent the building, also lot o.
land ON line of A. 7. Il 8. r. r. r., fine 10
;;ssHio n for large warehouse, seyersl lots 500
t2O and three Dwellings Apply at Office OF
company foot of Chavez street neer river OF
address z. Q. box 1905. Los Angeles. dist
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-07

Id the best suburb au property In the VI
cinity of Los Angeles. We can sub,tantiate
this Il you care to investigate the facts. J..
W. Gardner. Secretary Nadeau Townsite
210s. Soring street.
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=
MANraifb- fENs We ffGB.p.

WANTED - INMEDIA rELi = a 20 -
w house servant; German or swe6e pre-
fe red; wages $25 per month. Apply $50.
s. Main ST. il 49,
VNANTED-i.ADY CLERKS TO COMET,
w auction the 14th of January, 2:30 snc
2 =. NJ. Armory Hall City lots for sale
Only $40 cash, balance in so days. C. A
GUNNER Il CO., AuctiOneers, 81 N. Maii
street. jan Slot
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-07
- AN'yt.,-,., . n.sp.

sc ANs'tks- 's : Q. cen -
IEIANitD-ta'AI, fANfo AND Vrsi
w mskers for San Diego Appi! toGOk-
Don BROS, - south spring 81. tan4tf
WANTED IA DRAUGHrsMAN WHO
w uuderstaud plating ON e Id notes
also. man who 10 a good tracer. Addres,
p. o box IS, city. j73t
yTANTtD-WpRK MEE-sPLENDIi
w chance to buy home at auction cit,
lets on Saturday, January IA, Mt Armor
Hall Only $40 cash needed. G.. A. BUN
NER & co Auetioneers, 81 N. Main street.
Jan slot
WANTED - F,K-T.CL,s> SOLICITORS
w for Union Mutual Accident Association
of Chicago, big money for good man. Sig
Wolf 25 Temple SIR CT avent IStf
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sArUmDAY, JANUARY Z, 1855.


HAsAED's PAvILroN-"Two Orphans"
BATHS or GErTYsBuRs.
RdxrH STREET BASE BALL GROUNDS.
GRAND OPERA House - Carleton opers
Company.
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WANTED-MsSCf;aLANg 3ss: =.


WANTED YuUNG-bADY kUOM
w mate. Address j. e Wis office IL ~
IAJASrEi,-BibDE AT A. CiluN +
w 'Ity lots, on 14rn JaDusry at 2:3t
ami p. NJ. at A,morv Hall only SIT
CASH down. balance 80 days. q A. SUN.
NER d CO., Auctiopeers, 81 N. Mali
street iarS-1Ot
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-07
ESsJ SsNf.SN GfAA NOES.

business CHAM h ME.HAAl ohAVL
ID u splendid chance for in, estment =,
auction for city lots ut Arnory Hall, J4th ri
January, at ESQ and 7P.M. Only $40 cash
down. Apply At 81 N. M In street. j5lOi
DOR SALE-sMALL GROCERY 6rORI
II with 3 living rooms, stock and n,
lures for sale, 1850. Alsn cigar store. Rent.
$50 Best stan In the city Stock and TX
turs for sale. 81 100. Apply To NJ. No
Ian q 20. :. Man It. j. 8 Il
TINE tEAL KSfArh FIKM UfJA .uB q
j Co. can sell all kind. of bushes,
chances. on shorter notice than an,
firm In this City. They con
..tantly have on hand number OF cash
buyers. who sand ready to inve { from,
$1,000 TO $40, 900, s4Hd.r their direction, in
any business which will show q good H.
ves'ment.. PeIg ms who have property 81
any DESCRIPTION ior sale at bargain wou &
r adj, get rid of it by leaving it with ia
COBI & Co, l6 South Main street.
jsr7-2t
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xeuA. CORRESPONDENCE from ad!aeon'

xouAx CORRESPONDENCE from sd!aeeni
nswns. especially solicited.
nenaittsnces should be made By draft
rnsok. Postofnce order or postal Nste. Tht
Ietser shcrld be sent for all suns less tAsl
~ doilArA
- PRIHrIxs DEPARTnBNr-Owins to on,
Rzeotly increased facilities, we are prepared
= execute all kinds Of Job work in SIC
paxlsr manner. Special attention win n
sven 10 commercial and legal printing. sno
a ordsrs will be promptly nlled at moderate
06oe Of Publication. IS North Spring
ureef, Los Angeles. Telephone NO. l60.
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{ J. SHORB, NJ. D., HOM,EOpATHf3T
1. Office 1872 North Main street, Msscarel
'lock; residence cor Adams and San Pedra
treets, Los Angeles. Office hours IL to IL A.
=, l to P. NJ. Telerhnne No go. residence
,sire o2 .iJS,T
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-07

y s. SALISBURY, NJ. D., HOM,kOrATh-
'. lit Office IN Los Angeles National
'aRk Building, corner First and Spring
'treets Honrs 10 TO IL a. NJ, to anG7 X
P. n. Residence 53S e. Pearl street Tela
hone Nos: Residence, sly: Office Sa7.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


NIrUAT On WAIVED kEorE lADLl
- women and girls to nu, city lots at auc-
ton Oh l4th January. ?. NJ, ut Armor
HALL Only $40 cash. C. A. SUMNER 4
CO., AucIoneers, 81 N. Main street.
ja' 5 lot
WANTED - SITUATION IN GROCERY
w store, by young man with two year
experience and best of recommended ons.
Address r. A.. Herald Office. ja5 b.
CIiUATI0N WAN ED--MID LE-AGEU
y man wishes TO get employ ment IN 8
ore, city or country. Can speak German
French aud spani,h. Good references
AddreFs ''E G . this Office 7-,tts
CliUAtIUN wANTtD-Ao fLAlN LUM
- positor, box or newspaper work. Ap
ply }. W. c., r. !, 3l4 N. Nav street. jn7'
SIrUATIUN WAATED-bY A rUl NJ,
- man with no bad habits, on priyat,
place 70 at,end TO hOrs, 5 and do other v ork
Actress. w l. s." HER,Ln osl'e. It+
NliUAll ION WAAiEu-RY VEkMaN,
- 10 woi K in hotel or restaurant as secouu
c ok. Address, A. B.. this office. j4nT At
CITUATION WANrED--A Soy 10 YRS.
- "f age desires situation of any kind. /,
honest and willing TO d., any aiud VI work
Address, H. W.. this Office. jsn7 lts
MUTATION WANfED-IHOsE NEhl
y OF homes to attend auction sale of cit
lots at Armory Hall, on 14th January, III
2:30 and 7P. 81. Only $40 casu down. e
a. sUMSER & CO.. Auctioneers, 81 n
Ms'p s'-e"t. js"h TO-
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-07

llNUk CA E--4U ADhko ALREADY SUI.
L divided into villa tracts. in the direc
ton OF the city's growth, fnr soil; Is acre
II finest fruits, yielding present income
adjoining property stiifiy held ct higher
fGures offere Gully as a whole. Price ant
terms will insure immediate profit. BY
RAM d POINDEXTER. 10 w. First st.
dIAts
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-07

LNUR SAiE-AT A BARnAiN FOR A
L short time only: $50 head OF csttl
ncludrs IL" good milk cnws of the be-,
breed; 12 head of h~ises snd harness, 81
Digs, l spring wager wagons, snd alith
necessary outfit TO NJ Ike butter and che S.
situated Oh the Ranchito rsnch. 2 nil
f. m the cty. For terms aud particula s
call ut the "fiice OF the owners. Fred. Val
LON d JOSEPH kEYSIER, Ceie des Alpe-.
~ liso It. het~ en- 2 a ii 4P NJ d29'f
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DENTISTS.
sSs 1SBS2ANS rs.

-
NEu n MICE Ell L. n. D. THE MON
" trose." cor. Fnnrth and Main ct !, Inns
I,lkE, foxy FOR NUksts-237 SOUTH
~ Spring street Hours11 10 II. $50
reatment Given. C. SrAfFFR. jana I'm
u. stefan and Surgeon, Larronde block,
'orner of First and Spring SITS; entrance on
First st. Electricity and diseases OF women
speciality. Office hours-3 to IL, to 5
and z to q. Telephone 20 d10tf
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-07

IlR N. HILTON WnLTAMs-276 NORTH
~ Main street tOpposite Wells, Fargo d
Cos Express Ofticel. Speoialty.-disesses OF
he head throat'and chest, together with the
.ye, ear and heart Office hours from $40
\. NJ. to 4 p d25tf
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-07

.'OR sALE-HUksEs CONSTANTLY on
hand, coach RS, gents driy Nc, linc
smily aud general purp0.e classes Al
Is Truman street. Eatt Los Angeles. d31 -St'
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FOfs ALE.
h OR 6ALE-A NINE MONTHS LEASE
on six room hOnge on Alameda ri rect.
no rent. Sig Wolf, % Temple st IS tf.
NoR sALE-LOT5 On M0NTHL1 IN
Il stallments at $3.50 each. Bee Hun, oh.
rey q Higgins I'D IN another column.
Dec. 1iu
EUk sALE-NEW SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
L. furnished, at SAINTS Monica; particulars
room IA Roedar Mock. Spring st. Dill I'm
E'Uk sALE-TU EXCHA ME-: GILT
edge real estate for lodging house. J.
g. WIiiMuN. 1873 W. First st. jana Inns
LNOR sALE-AT A BAkGATE, SIDE
T. board, shelving and showcase, bar, ice
chestend all saloon fixtures Address J. T.,
kREss, cor First and 6Dring Sis. 49, '+
DOR sALE-sPLENDTD OPPoK7 UNITY
i for small capitalists; peremrtory sale
OF cfty lots at auction. / 4th January at 2 80
and T. NJ, .Armory HALL. G. A. SUMNER
q w. Aucllnneers J lot
Nor sALE-suuACRE CHOICE RANCH
l. at 800, on railroad, in this county. with
wstsr. See Humphrey & Higgins ad In an
oener coinmn: Dac. him
FoR ,LE-,,No AGENTS. No HUMBUG.
I And old ,stab lshed grucerv store
Sickness Of partner cau,e 81 sale. Price.
e45oV. None bat cash customers need call
Five years lease, worth SxOuO Adore
SACOOCIo 4 TIE, col Cppcr d ain street.
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LOST AND FnrNn.

LoUhD-ON MAIN 6TKhEr COhNEk
L Fourth-A goid-ban bracelet. Owne
csr have by calling at this Office, proving
property, and paying for til advertisement
dnnOQ-ff
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NrnPHENS d MILLER, CIVIL kk,p
y neers aud surve ors. rooms 10 and IL
iueller block, 80 Sou-h Spring st. ian3-tf
IL s.PLOYERS ND EMPL,YED-COMl
u 10 sticsi n Of city lots at Arm ~ Hal
IN ith J January, at z ?. NJ. Only $40 cash
balance, 80 days. taDo lW
Al RS. Parker, INDEPENDENT SLATE
vi writer and Clairvoyant. Consultation
III business, lawsuits, mineral speoulstions
owe, marriage, absent friends, disesses
ife-reading, etc. 90 South Spring stree
DOM Is. ga. NJ. to 6P. NJ dc2aH
Nh. JOHN SLAIN
y institutional platform test medium, vii
uld two grand test seances IN Sunday ~
;ernoon al ) and evening ut 7:3O tharp, il
Md Fellows Hail. No. 10 n, rth Sprlnp
immortality demonstrated BY positive test,
i spirit return from your own spiri'
fri nds. Honest ske,ucs cordially irvi'e'
TO st-end. Ad" issinn. csc. j72t
lie ARRIVED, 1HE Gypsy
l claiIvoyant. Nine Lam, No 8 Sal
Pedro, near First. AdMces on business
marriage, health, journey law sui s, il
,estments specula iors, brings the separf
ted together and causes speedy u arriagt
having ALL her gypsy powers By inheritance
snd tradition She never fails tn give sGtis
faction. Hours fUn \. NJ. 10 SP II.
nga Irln
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MEETsNs.N.

psePi Ri UALiSM MR.. JOHN 81
~ ter, the woDdt rful Test Medium
Private consultations daily from 10 81 s
icles on Tuesday and Friday evenings b
sharp. raricrs, No. 1873 w Fret stree
looms No 81 and no. 70 Satisfaction gIa''
Ned. jsrS IT
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.UK SAtt-rHf 1AR AIN. aaO ACRE
OF valley land in san Bernardino eour.
~, locatet ut foot of mountain; 1850 ar
to'e. Come Gu.,k; must DO sold eouui ".
&. BURKE, No. A5 Mouth Spring street.
Ing 1r ~
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NUME uF YUhBA . ortCr,LIIli.o. NJ.
y msrketstreet. opposite Court House.
House and lot In Ella Hills tract $500
lot in Brooklyn Heights, $3.50; 4 lots each
IN East Les Angeles, easy terms; $50 acre
ueaT Fulton wells Oh the Santa Fe Road
$3.50 per acre. For moro specisiities call OF
dlf-Jn
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sxUIs iaDasATKsaSVs.

SAAC FELLOWS, NJ. d, -HOMtEUPATH
ist. Office Hours--11 to IL A. M, 2 to 5
;. NJ, 0fice-Nos. 2 and Odd Fellows
'uilding: Los Angeles. Cal Residence
,DS South Nair efrne, dott
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1 u6T, SrRAYED OR STOLEN-oNE BAY
IL horse, from 80 Also street; 141s hand,
high; branded on the left hip with letter B
Return to G0NDE & FLEUR, and eeeive
reward of 500 dec1o-tf
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-07

NUR aAl-F-LUT 202xes3, MAR RAY
[ mond Hotel. Pasadena, ct G bargain
lust .el. J. C. WILL aoN, 1913 =. tirs,
treet. LIS Ange ga. Jar1 IT.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-07

VTRAYED-A GREY MARE FROM 0NF
y mile above Dowuey City, Win da /
name and tail, branded with y q or r G or
left nip. BY notifying owner, the inde,
VII receive y erel reward. JOHN y. FL
l.f3, Dawnev Cal. til-Tt
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-07

III RS. DR.. g E. SMITH tFORMERLY MRS.
VI Bourrev has removed her residence.
l45 Bellvne ayen G, near Montreal street
and Will max" speciality Of midwifery
.sdies " Ishlme 70 be cared for car BE sccom
modal. ct her house. Orders promptly ct
Tended 10. decl5
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-07

or SALE-NEW TWO-sTokY, q ROOM
house, hall, bath room, pantry, larg'
'osets, we'll. ETC.. cor. 18TH and u streets. A
'argsin. Electric tract Price 5000
dll-lrns