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Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-13
AFTER TWO MONTHS TREAT
MENT HE WAS CUUBD.
To Whom II May Concern:

To Whom it May Concern:
I have been n sufferer for many years
and have tried n great many doctors and
patent medicines, but never gave me
much help. The doctors pronounced
my case Brigut's disease and hopeless.
| suffered n great deal and got no relief
until, mt the advice of u friend, | went to
see DIR. G. Gee Wo, the Chinese doctor
of Omaha. | took his medicine for two
months and am completely cured.
owe my cure to tho Chinese doctos
and am thankful to him for 1t. Very
truly, A. o. MOGEL.
To much cannot be said in praise DR..
G. Gee Wo's famous remedies.
To Whom it May Concerns. | desire to
say in favor of DIR. c.. Gee Wo, the Chi
nese doctor, that he has done me more
good thar | ever got before in my life
for indigestion and stomach trouble,
from which | was q constant suffeoer for
many years. | tried nearly all the doc
tors of any repute IN my locality, and
not until l was advised by n friend to
call on DR.. G. Gee We did | receive
the least show of Improvement. After
taking his medicine for 2 months | can
say L uIl tllllIbl1 CuISu anu lJN lOIlllCI
health restored. ] owe it oil to DR.. G.
Gee Wo's skillful treatment and can
recommend anyone suffering as | was to
call and give him n trial.
He is u first-cla3 80 physician and can
cure a person when he promises to do so.
Yours truly, j. HOLMGREN,
$50 CaSs street.
Omaha, Neb., Dec. 3, 1891.
From VIM. German of Arli gtcn,
Neb.:
DIR. c. Gee Wo, Omaha, Neb Dear
Doctor: | wish you would send rue some
more medicine, You have done me
more good than all the doctors put to-
gether and | want you TO treat me until
/ am well. | enclose money for more
medicine. From WIN. GORMAN.
Arlington, Neb., Nov. %, 1891.
DR.. c.. Gee Wo has. for the benefit Of
those who live in the country and cam
not afford to come 10 Omaha and treat,
put up in bottles eight different medi-
cines, each one for q certain disease.
They are as follows:
DIR. C. GEE WO'S
Catarrh Cure,
Blood Purifier,
Sick Headache Cure.
Female Weakness Cure,
Lost Manhood Cure,
Indigestion Cure,
Kidney and Liver Cure,
RheumaIis m Cure.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-13
SAVED HER LIFE.

Mrs. T.. G.. Pershihg writes q letter:
To Whom it Nav Concern: Knowing
that my life has been spared through
the skill of Dr.. G.. Gee We, the Chinese
physician, | take great pleasure in re-
commencing him and his methods of
treatment to all who may be sick or dis
eased.
My chief difficulty was in weak lungs,
from which | have suffered from the
time | was rs years old. a year ago |
contracted II severe cold, after which |
had hemorrhage of the lungs and a very
BID cough.
got no relief until 1 called on DR.. C.
Gee Wo. After ten days treatment |
noticed a decided imp ovement in my
condition, and it was only Il short time
till | felt assured hat my health could
be fully restored. | had neuralgia
through my entire system. | also had
catarrh. stomach and heart trouble ana
always had n very weak back.
| have been treated by many leading
doctors but never received more than
temporary help. [ now enjoy better
health than Tor many years. and | can
say in justice to Dr.. G. Gee Wo that he
has dors for me what other physicians
said lever could be doue.
During my visits to the doctors Office
| nave witr esscd some wonderful cures.
Patients who were given up TO die were
cured Ny him and comp etely restored
to cath
hive taken a number Of my friends
to DR.. G.. Gee Wo's CfiCe for treatment,
aud all of them are loud in their praise
of his skill and ability in treating their
cases.
can appreciate Il doctor who can cure.
lung trouble.
] will give furthe information TO any -.
one calling atymy residence. PIG CALI
fornia street, or At my husbands office,
No. 1al5 Dougla, street.
tS'gncd; Mrs. &c. pERSHlNG. O.
Omaha, Neb., Dec. 3, 1851.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-13
FROM
o Whom it May Concern:

To Whom it May Concern:
l have beer u sufferer for years with
kidney and liver trouble; also weak
back. My health was greatly run down.
I tried all the remedies and patcutmed-
iciues | could hear of but got no help
until saw DR.. G.. Gee Wo's advertise
mcnt in the papers and concluded to try
his treatment, rs | heard he was very
successful in his practice. After taking
his medicine six weeks | am entirely
cured and can advise anyone suffering
as | did to call on him for treatment,
and will promise they will be greatly
pleased with his medicine and treat
ment. Very truly, GEO. w. PAWN.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-13

week. Colonel Z. Nj. Anderson garrison,
Vancouver. Wash, starts off with a charter
membership of forty-eight, making three gar
risons IN that state.
A new garrison will be started in this city
next month, which may DO called General
George Crook. Persons wishing to become
charter members should apply to National
Deputy Commander Davis, room 532. Bee
building, who will give applicants all in
formation. Service in the regular army
navy or marine corps is necessary for mem
bersh IN.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-13
1000 OTHER TESTIMONIALS CAN
BE SEEN ATHIS OFFICE.
FROM ON

Gratified patients who have been
:, cured by DR.. c. Gee Wo's Chinese
Remedies:
Chas. Peterson, 617i S. 18th street.
Mrs. T. G. Rice, Albright's addition.
Mrs. J. w. Van Buskirk.
Mrs. =. j.. O'Brieu, oil n. 10Th street
Mrs. I. d. Fry, 933 N. oath street.
b. II. Young, 2916 N. 24th street.
Mrs. George Hale, Fort Omaha.
Jas. N. Church, 915 N. 22d street.
MIR. Fan Wormer, III Third street,
Council Bluffs.
Sohn H. Hammott, West Albright,
South Omaha.
w. II. Sperm, Il Washington avenue.
Mrs. G. Anderson, 34th and Cass
streets.
w. a. Aadna. South Omaha.
Gustav Rudolph, 4O4 N. 10th.
Frank Reed, Exchange block.
7. j. Cannon, 10th aid Center streets.
Mrs. Lucy A. Halen, 3S03 Meredith.
That's why the people are all talking
about the Chinese Doctor, C. GEE WO,
because he cures cases given up by all
other doctors. Most Of his cases are
chronic and stubborn diseases, and he
cures them all with his wonderful Chi
nese Remedies, that are entirely uu-
known in this country. Call and see the
wonderful testimonials of people in the
Office who bless the Chinese Doctor.
The doctor treats all diseases of man or
waman He cures the following pis-
eases with ease: Piles, Rheumatism,
Lost Manhood, Female Weakness, Blood
Diseases, Venereal Diseases, Catarrh,
Indigestion and Stomach Troubles, Kid
uey and Liver Disease, Sick Headache,
Consumption, Skin Diseases, Pimples,
Boils, old Sores. Asthma, Costiveness,
Diarrhoa, etc. etc.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-13
AN OPEN

DR.. G. Gee Wo:
Dear Sir: You have done my wiie's
rheumatism more good than all the
medicine my wife has taken for twelve
years. She has beer on crutches for 9
years aud one year she could not stand
on her feet. | shall want to doctor with
you mself after n while. Everybody is
watching her and are greatly interested
in your treatment. She is coming all
the time. Send some more medicine.
Yours truly. ID, b. NELSON.
Sac City, Ia, Nov. %, 1891.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-13
q. a. AZ.

The United States Grant Post Grand Army
of the Republic held it's annual election OF
officers Wednesday night. Tho following
officers will lead the post in its deliberations
and movements the coming year:
Captain b. 5. Wilcox, commander; DR., Il.
Nj. Stone, senior vice; Captain II. j. Davis,
junior vice; w. N. Christie, surgeon Or. A.
Il. THAN, chaplain; ID. b.. Sargent, quarter
master; Lafayette Anderson, officer of the
day; NJ. Mcmahon, officer OF the guard.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-13

who had painted a picture of one of the chal-
lantS suggested that there was a theme for
dramatic treatment in the Burgundian lords
who Staked their daughters hands on the re-
suit OF a game of chess. Then Giacosa elabo-
rated the subject and produced lie Conte
Rosso," a drama IN four acts, which is really
the backbone OF Bernhardts play. He has
always regarded it as his masterwork. And,
in addition to this tragedy, GiacoSa wrote
plays for travelling companies and was ac-
counted so careful a craftsman that the pub
licatlon of his 'Teatro IN Verse; in six vol
umcs, was IL literary event in Italy some five
or six years ago.
The Junior Partner which had its first
production in New York last Tuesday.
was written to order by two Frenchmen.
The idea of going to French playwrights for
ccdent of Victorien Sardou, who wrote
Andrea" eX EXPRESSLY for Agnes Ethel. Then
came the Incident of "L'Oncle Sam" Tn
French censorship forbade Its performance
in Paris, on the ground That sit might give
otfense to q friendly nation American
managers were clever enough to see that
''the friendly nation was entirely indiffer-
ent to M. Sardou and his satire, so they pro-
duced ii here before 1t was given in Paris;
and when the French authorities saw that
our piaygoers merely scoffed at its gibes,
they allowed it's production in Paris. where
its remarkable pictures of TRANSATLANTIC
manners were received with delighted
a~maZemcnt.
Nat Goodwin's new play, "A Gay De-
ceiver," is an adaptation from the French.
1t shows now an Grant usband, having
been sentenced to prison for some trivial of
Tense, tells his wife that the doctor ordered
him To take a pleasure trip to Italy. From
Jail he writes her an agreeable description OF
Italian scenery. Unfortunately, the warden
of the prison, a fashionable young rake,
learns of his deception ana makes love to his
wife. MIR. Goodwin is the erraut husband.
PauluS, the French cafe singer, who
jumped into notoricty by singing the "Bou-
LANCER March, has caught on with New
York. The critics are unable TO say why.
They say it cannot be his singing, which is
not remarkable, and conclude that it is the
artistic way in which he sings ms songs and
his wonderful pantomlme, representing a
man meeting a girl and asking her to supper,
a subject with which New Workers are as IA
miliar as Parisians.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-13

You can get them from your druggist
or by writing to Omaha. Address the
Chinese Medicine company, Omaha,
Mob. All other persons afflicted with
these diseases write to DR.. {. Geo Wo,
5l9t N. 10th street, Omaha, and enclose
n PC stamp for reply, He will scud you,
free, n question blank and n book. Fill
out tho blank and the necessary Chinese
Medicine will be sent to cure your case.
Everything is sent sealed and from from
public gaze. Persons living In Council
Bluffs, South Omaha or Omaha can also
call at the Office and get n bottle OF
medicine for trial. Price, 81,
II you cannot call and see the doctor
in person send for II question blank.
CONSULTATION FREE. Office
hours from 8 a. m to 8 pm. CALL To-
DAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-13
The Growing Navy.
philadelphia Record.

TWVIWITVWTT TEIVWW'
The gunboat Machias, launched at Bath,
Me, is a stout steel craft, and with her
strong battery aud her lively gait OF fourteen
knots an hour, she will make a notable addi-
tIon to Uncle SANS new navy which is
rapidly assuming proportions calculated to
give the nations OF the earth a chance 10
become familiar with our tag.
DR. Cnllimnra. eve and ear. Bee BLDG.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-13

On the 10th day of June, in
the year 1884, arrived in this
country DR.. Chang Gee Wo.
He came here with his cou--
sin, Chun See Tong, the Chin.
csc consul to San Francisco,
and other Chinese dignitaries,
who came here for the purpose
of seeing the New Orleans Ex-
position. Seeing the grand OPP
portunity there vas here for a
doctor who could cure the
many so-called incurable dis
eases, the doctor resolved to
embrace it. Thus, by the
merest accident, there came to
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-13

They wanted to get married, but had no
money to pay the preacher. The girl was
equal to the occasion. She took the preacher
aside aud stated the case, She had no
money, but she did have n bottle of Haller's
Sure Cure Cough Syrup. Would he marry
them for thatl
The preacher would and two hearts beat as
nnA
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-13

DR.. Cullimore, eye and ear, Bee bldg,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-13

Regular Army ami Navy Union.
Abraham Lincoln garrison No, 10, Fort
Omaha, now number s2ty-hYe members
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-13

The subscription list will be opened at Max
Meyer Bro.'s on Monday, the l4th, and will
remain open during the week. Sir Edwin
Arnold is too well known to need any en-
comiums in advance. As journalist, author
aud poet he stands pre-eminent.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1891-12-14
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
John F. HUMPHREYS & SON,
100 S. Broadway.

Los Angeles. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Cal.
We have long list OF property for sale
or exchange, money to loan, houses in the
city and ranches for rent.
FOR SALE.
county.
99S acres, frostless belt, in winter vegetables.
Strawberries, potatoes, corn, alfalfa, piped
water, good buildings, fenced, 800; an elegant
ranch for colony subdivision
Buy the choicest land, with sufficient water
for dry seasons, If you expect a profitable in
yestment.
800 acres in wheat and pasture, railroad de-
pot on the ranch, $25.
20 acres, Azusa bearing walnuts, choice cor
ner. $3.50.
$50 acres, alfalfa and corn ranch, fenced, 8
flowing wells, $50.
10 acres, Azusa, extra orange and strawberrv
ranch, $500.
300-acre strawberry and walnut ranch, good
improvements. $3.50. That portion In straw
berries last winter paid over $500 DER acre
In December ana January, and will all pay the
same when planted out to same, with toma.
toes, peas etc, AMI shipped east in winter
FOR EXCHANGE.
z acres this side Westlake park overlook ing
same, near to 2 car lines; choice for two fine
homes or subdivision; will take a choice ranch
aud pay difference.
Also an S-ro m house lose in, and 10 acres
on Boyle Heights for an improved ranch
FOR SALE IN THE Y-(Among our best bar
gains.)
g lots on Ellis ave., a corner $50 feet deep
$3.50 each.
Lot on 31st, near Main, $780,
A choice home, San Julian st, near Sth, street
grad d, bearing fruit, sl700; long time.
Broadway. Residences and vacant lots 10 ali
parts OF the city of all values and terms to suit
FOR RENT IN CITY.
3 furnished and UNFINISHED houses
FOR RENT-RANCHES
Large and small ranches in this county; cal
forsparticulars.
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MEETINGS

NOTICE = STOCKHOLDERS MEETING -
~ Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
southern California National bank. of Los An
geles, Cal, will be held at the parlors OF said
state of California, on Monday, the 1th day OF
January, 1892, between the hours of p. NJ;
and 4 p m. of said day, for the purpose of
year, and the transaction ofsuch other business
as may come before it, that day having been
designated by the bylaws of the corporation for
that purpose. All stockholders are requested
to be present at that time. VIM. F. BOSBY-
SHE'LL vice-president.
Dated Los Angeles, Dec. IL, 1891. 1873 ct
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8 rRAYED.

g TRAYED-ONE BAY HORSE WIT a CUT
- on foreleg and breast, with star in forehead
and weight about $50 pounds Finder please
address 100 SAN PEDRO st. 12-14 ct
CTRAYED FROM 27Ol ORCHARD AVE,
= Harper tract Thursday evening, Decembe r
10th, one brown clipped horse, with cut on
ear, with blankets, circingles and halter;
suitable reward will be given by notifying S.
R. McFarlsnd. 331 S. Spring st. 1913 If
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EsDARD AND LODGING.

d OSSMORE, NO. 416 SIXTH ST., FACING
III Sixth-st park; transient and family hotel
board and rooms, 81 10 81 per day: street cars
prietor. 1l-21 I'm
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WIRE WORKS.


CITY WIRE WORK CO-BIESCAR BROS,
~ Proprietors, 1874 N. Main. Ornamental of
fee ratings. skylights, screens, wire signs.
etc., etc. Telephone 996, 1873 I'm
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FOR S4LE-CITY HOMES.
Fine home, large grounds, Adams ST. SIG 900
House. 6 rooms 18th st ............ 5000
House, 6 large rooms, w. 2Sth stu $500
House. 5 rooms, Chicago ave ......... 1850
House, rooms, Boyle Heights 49,. $500
House, rooms, cor. Gleason & Ticket. 1,S5O
House, rooms, modern, Ticket ST.. $500
House, 8 rooms, Bonsallo ave ........ $500
House, l / rooms, new, 9TH st ......... 1900
House, rooms, w. 21st =. ............ $500
Beautiful place. 2lst st..... 1000
House, rooms, Burlington st, fine. 1000
Lot, small home. Fairmont tract LOO
House. 7 rms 2 stories Maple ave- . $500
Desirable home, Ocean View, cleo line 5000
Cottage, 6 rooms, w. 22d st . .... $500
House. rroms Palm st furnished. -. 10000
House, 81 rooms, near High school $500
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CHINESE PHYSICIANS.

DR. LEW LONG HARK, PHYSICIAN AND
- surgeon, cures all diseases and sickness of
men, women ard children. Consultation free
41O% N. Los Angeles st Los Angeles, Cal.
Having suffered with pains in my bones for
three years went to San Francisco to take
treatment. but to no effect. then returned to
Los Angeles and put myself under the care Of
Dr.. Lew Long Hsrk and have been entirely
cured by him therefore give this public tes-
timonial in his behalf. Any person afflicted
with any serious and difficult disease will be
benefited by calling ON the doctor at his office,
cor. Fifth and Spring sts. Los Angeles, Cal. P.
PETERSON, No Ill Hewitt st.. Los Angeles, CAL
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CUGAR BEETS-FOR SALE IN LOTS TO
> suit. The best, richest and cheapest feed
for stock Inquire northeast cor. Comptonand
Florence ayes. or J. G.. MERRILL, No 1O5 n.
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WINTER RESORTS.

TIME GRAND VIEW, AT MONR0vIA, 10
1 miles from Los Angeles, is one of the most
co N Portable and homelille hotels on the coast,
Monrovia is one of the most healthy spots, and
the motto of the proprietors of the Grand View
is thateverv guest shall be comfortable and
satisfied The rates are reasonable. TAKE
Santa Fe or Rapid Transit trains. 10 tt
GUERRA MADRE VILLA HOTEL, SITUATED
- at base of mountains, Ia miles from Los An,
geies, now open for guests. Refurnished and
renovated throughout Pure mountain water
and first class table Free bus meets Santa Fe
trains at Lamanda park. Reliable conveyances
TO Wilson's peak. Terms reasonable Fl. l.
BARNARD, lessee and manager, Lamanda park
P o., Los Angeles Co, Cal. 11-25-u
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MANTELs AND CRATES.

+ s. BRUNER & CO., DEALERS IN WOOD
Cs naantels, CRATES, art thing, fireplace fur
niture, vestibule and floor thing Crate re-
pairing speciality. 610 North Main street
Los Angeles. Cal II film
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w want to buy, sell or exchange; the largest
stock in the city to select from. 221-225 Re
quena st east of Los Angeles st 9-2O got
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BARGAINS M REAL ESTATE BY A. Fl.
ID MEDIC, No. 229 w. Second street.
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A VIGNOLO, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
"a dealer in wines and liquors, 1l6 West
First ST.: Los Ane eles, Cal. Telephone 222 P.
o Box 210. 11-29-lm
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CALIFORNIA WINE CO., MAIN OFFICE,
~ 222 South Spring ST., Los Angeles. Califor-
mia wines and brandies. Wineries at sierra
Madre l1-29-2m
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In part or as whole, about 400 acres on
Anaheim road. one mile west of Santa Fe
Springs, all under fence and in cultivation;
suitable for alfalfa, corn, barley etc. good i'm.
provements outhouses, barns, etc, and an ex-
cellent opportunity for farmer, dairyman,
stockraiser, ETC.; to the proper party terms and
time easy.
WESLEY CLARK, 1877 w, Third st.
IL Slim
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TURNING.

A ]. KOHL, TURNING, SCROLL AND
N. band saving, 900 S, L. A ST. All kinds of
fancy and novelty work, banks, offices and
stores fitted. 1925 I'm
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-LOS ANGELES HAY MARKET,
Il near cor. Also and Los Angeles sts; all
of feed, full weight; bales of hay within 71a per
cent OF tag weight; single bales or sacks weighed
for sc each; hay bought and sold on commits
sion at 81 per ton; seed barley and wheat in ex-
change for hay; seed samples on hama; all
transa ctions c. y. D.; also 100 acres fine potato
land, free from frost, l1a miles from railway
RUSSELL, Ale Los Angeles St Telephone
224. 1125-lm
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-TwO POINTER PUPS, ONE LEMON
IL and white, the other liver and white; will
pay suitable reward. J. H. Keller, care OF
Troy Laundry Co, 1912 st
r 0ST-THURSDAY, DEC. 10TH, BETWEEN
L 4 the Summit and Wilmin gton, two year.
lings, one steer and one heifer; color of steer
dark red heifer brindle color; no brands or
marks. Send word to Office of Hancock Ban
ming. Los Angeles, or to j. B. Banning, Will
mington Finder will receive suitable reward
1910
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N VACHE & CO., SUCCESSORS TO vACHE
4 Freres & Co., wholesale dealers in Wines
and Liquors. Depot for the celebrated brands
OF BroOkside Vineyard. Cor. Com ercial and
Alameda sts., Los Angeles. Cal. Telephone 300.
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12-4 Ii

NOR SALE-s330O, ELEGANT GROOM
II cottage, near 9th and Pearl; mantel, bath,
hot and cold water, stable, etc.
s2000-Fine 5-room house, near 9th and Pearl.
$50O0-Elegant 10-rOom house, near Figueroa
ana Pico.
$S00o-Beautiful home, Hope St., LOS 6Ox1G5,
rooms.
$500 Broom cottage. Hope St, near 9th.
$3500-New 9-room house, near Figueroa and
23d electric ears
$57OO--Cheice home, rooms, Flower ST., near
Washington.
s3500-6 rooms and stable in Bonnie Drae tract
s36o0-9 rooms, 9th ST., between Main and
Grand ave.
s310e-6 room house, Large lot, 18th ST., near
Hill
2950-Cheap lot, BonsallO ave., near 2lst
F900-Bargain; lo5, zlst ST., between Figueroa
and Grand ave.
slS00-Choice lot. Adams. near Grand.
9I500-Flne lot, Flower near Adams.
81 2h0-Elegant loa, Alvaralo, near 9sh.
$5000-l0O feet Figueroa, Hear Washington.
S2S00-60 feet. Flower ST., near 9Th.
Cheap, elegant corner, Broadway: income.
Bargain, IS feet Spring st near First; pays
10'per cent BRADSHAW BROS,
11-24 3m 10l s. Broadway.
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JOHN F. HUMPHREYS & SON,
100 Broadway lilo I'm
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BARGAINS IN CITY PROPERTY THAT
- cannot be secured much longer for they
will sell.
READ! READ
broom cottage. East Los Angeles, blocks
from Downey CABLE $3.50
lot on Rich 81, near Pico, 1915
lot on New Hampshire st, near Washing
ton, 1915.
magnificent lot on corner 18th and Olive
sts very cheap
And others that will increase in value imme-
diately.
Call and see our exchange list, both city and
country property, including California and
eastern property.
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED SECU-
RITY.
WANTED-HoUSES TO RENT.
We have constant inquiry for well located
houses and cottages, in goo l repair, and are IN
need of a number of furnished and unfur-
nished places for desirable applicants.
FOR RENT-HoUSEs,
We always sympathize with those hurting
houses to rent; it is hard work, and to assist
such would say we keepa minute description
OF each house, which we will take pleasure in
furnishing.
F. H. PEPPER & CO.,
ia I'm 10S g. Broadway
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TT J. wOOLLACOTn IMPORTER AND Ex-
Il l. porter of fine liquOrs. Send for whole
sale price list, especially prepared for the holt
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