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The state herald., 1893-09-01

rcure Dyspspsis and Coastipstlss
pr sboou', Restorative Nsvve Pilis sent ms
with Medical Book 10 prove m6ytb fo1 y s92H
Drlggists ,2bc. Dn. SHooP. Boz WNleeei9s WIZ
The Emperor Of China has ten men - hoio
his umbrella. II has never been bo0S~so
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Amount OF resources in excess of
llabitleS S................,..... &l01 $50 Sc
La connection with the above Re-
ceiyer Brodtbeck makes the following
statement:
The figures given are taken from the
books OF tho bank and simply mean that
the assets and liabilities are carried on
the books at those figures. As to the
value OF the assets and what proportion
will be collected, the receiver is not yet
able to express definite opinion. As
to some OF the assets, 1t is evident that
in view OF the present disturbed 6nan-
cial situation, considerable time may be
required to realize on them to the best
advantage and avoid sacrifice.
Messrs. w. T., and A. D. ChildresH to-
day executed deed of all their real es-
tate-to tbs receiver, as further protection
and security to depositors.
THE BROADWAY BANK.
Warren GilleIen, president OF the
Broadway bank, said matters were pro-
crossing finely as far as opening was
concerned, and that he hoped the looked
for day would come early next week.
"Our depositors are still working earn.
estly, and although we're just on the
THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS.
At the Farmers and Merchants bank
deposits were still coming in, but other
wise matters were still very quiet, only
the usual routine business being trans-
acted.
Mr.. Hellman said that everything was
quiet now, and that it would remain 80
he was confident. "All this past scare
is history now" said he. Rather
striking history, too, confess, but now
we are all striving to make history OF
another character, and we are succeed
ing very rapidly"
A RosEATE VIEW.
The general feeling over town was
that of great satisfaction when the
opening OF one of the suspended banks
was announced. Others will follow next
week, and 30 ON until shortly we will
have them all doing business as of yore.
The pessimist who is going about
howling that the damage which the late
run has brought on the city will be felt
for years to come is an ass, and should
be treated as such. He should be be-
labored until he is compelled to per-
ceive that there has been sudden pick
ing mp of business and great return OF
confidence, all within three days OF the
time when the city was thronged with
q bowling mob, an occurrence which
has never before taken place in the his
tory OF financial panics in go short a
time, and he should be made to realize
it and express himself accordingly.
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A QUEER INSANITY CASE.
MRS. ELIZABETH GORDON OF PAsA-
OENA In COURT.
Her Mother w=s IN sn Asylum ser Three
Years Because She Dad Not Believe
in the Infants tsDamuation The-
feAf1a ory of Calvin.

A somewhat singular insanity case
was tried before Judge Shaw yesterday
afternoon and Drs. Wernigk and Wills.
The patient was Mrs. Elizabeth Cor
don OF Pasadena. 1t seems that she fell
down stairs some time ago, and since
that time has been ailing. She seemed
to be very sick woman in court yestsr-
day, and appeared to be mentally un-
balanced.
Her husband was present and insisted
that she was not insane. and was in
clined to feel very bitter against the
neighbors who swore to the complaint
against his wife. He knew nothing
about his wife's arrest until after it had
taken place.
The complaint was made by Cora
Belle Kimball, who was not present at
the examination.
The testimony was to the effect that
yesterday morning Mrs. Gordon went to
neighbours house, partially undressed.
and acted 80 queerly that the lady was
frightened and the arrest followed. Mrs.
Gordon was taken before Justice Mer.
riam aud he turned her over to the
sherItf's ofhce.
Mr.. Gordon stated that his wife had
been suffering from the injuries men
toned, and that this was the frat inti-
nation he had OF her annoying the
neighbora.
His wife's mother, Mrs. Packard,
he said, was once confined in an insane
asylum for three years. She was the
wife of Presbyterian minister named
Packard in Illinois and taught what she
called the abeurdities of the Calvinlstic
creed, and that she did not believe in
the infant damnation theory. For her
religious views Mr.. Gordon testified that
the woman was accused of insanity to
break the force of her teachings, by the
church people, and was confined for
three years, as stated, although perfectly
sane all the time.
She was very smart woman and is
yet, and her daughter is smart.
Mrs. Gordon appeared to be in a very
melancholy condition and would not
answer questions readily. Those that
she did reply to were answered coher-
emily.
At the conclusion OF the testimony
| Judge Shaw adjourned the examination
until next Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock. Mr.. Gordon stated that he was
amply able to take care of his wife, and
they went out OF the court room arm in
| arm.
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What Shall we Drink ?

When the rays OF old Sol are boiling
down at 90 degree rate, the air like the
breath OF furnace and everything hot,
dry and dusty, the natural desire OF the
average human 10 to drink. But what
to drink? there's the question.
The serious effect OF an nover-indulgence
in ice water is we'll known. The thou
eard and one cheap CASEY beverages are
known to be more or less injurious to
the health, while the mineral waters of
known purity and healthfulness are
luxury beyond the reach of but few.
What shall we drink?
A beverage to meet the requirements
Laust, first Of all, Do absolutely pure and
non-acobolic. 1t should possess med
icinal element to counteract the effects
OF the heat and keep the blood pure and
the stomach healthful. In order to be
palatable and refreshing it should be
sparkling and effervescent. Last but
not least, it must be economical and
within the reach of all. A beverage that
fully meets all of the above requirements
and one that is entitled to more than
passing mention is HIRES Rootbeer,
manufactured by the Charles Il. Hires
company OF Philadelphia. This prepar-
alton has been aualyzed by the highest
authorities and pronounced by them to
be free from any deeserious subs tance
and absolutely non-alcoholic; while all
physicians acknowledge ita health-giving
qualities. 1t has delicious, appetizing
flavor, is full OF snap, sparkle and effer-
vescence, and ia without peer as o re.
freshment.
A package, costing 25 cents at the gro
GERS or druggists. will make five gallons
OF this great temperance drink. Truly
it answers the question--What shall we
drink? There are many substitutes and
limitations of Hires Rootbeer offered for
sale which should be carefully avoided.
vusn Naaf
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vtotoryt

THE GREATEST THE woRLD HAS KNowN.-To
many n man, stricken n the fed OF battle, the
N ore grateful to an individual Is realizing
sense that by the use OF Or. Nj es' Restorative
Nervine he has achieved victcry over any
nervous Aiflietinn such as prostration. sick
headache, poor memory, dizziness, sleepless-
ness. neuralgia, hysteriA, fits dullness, sexual
debility irrita bittv convulsions, spinal irrits-
bility. st, Yitus dance, etc. Testimonials of
thousands of such cures are in possession OF the
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart Ind. Restora-
tive Nervine is sold by c. II. Hance the popu-
lar druggist, l77 N. Spring strest, on guaFan-
fee ARk for hook, tre@
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Sudden naatht

THAT STARTLING News HEALING-The pub
Tic is becoming aecuatomed to the above head =
ing, but nevertheless 1t always conveys shock
sudden death in vast majority OF cases re-
suits from heart disease manifested by any ono
or several of the following symptoms short
breath. papitation, Irregular Pulse, wind in
the stomach, pam In side. shoulder or arm. un
der left shoulder blade, between shoulders or
pressed feeling in chest, cnoking sensation,
weak or hungry spells, dificult breatning;
Nshs Ns Of Ie9 re or naad snde op I a thes
Sold By G. Fl. Hance, III N. Spring street, on
a guarantee who will give you his elegant
book, free.
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Our Homo Rrew.

Maier G. Zobslein's ager, fresh from the
brewery, on draught in ell the principal sa-
looms, delivered promptly in bottles or kegs
-t-~r.@ al
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of the ability OF the bank to pay dollar
for dollar of its deposits, and Receiver
Brodtbeck submitted the following
statement OF its resources and liabili-
ties. az shown by the books on Tuesday,
June 20, 1898 [day oil closure):
RESOURCES
Cash on hand Especial deposit). $ 8,772 80
Due from banks. ....4.....4.. ....... 3,061 81
Bills receivable ......l............ 245, 1877 95
Safe deposit vaults ahj office FIX
lures. ........... .................. II 419 26
Staeka and bonds. s................... $500 90
Ovetdrafs. ........................... "a, ,l15 63
- -
$780, ,607 81
LIABILITIES
Due depostors. $I77, ,2S2 u
Dub phuhb ..s.....t.....s... f.JUO Vt
Bills rediscounted. ............s.... 1868 80
B104,Sa7 OIL
Trtal resources es.............Sz96 GOT 81
Total Liabilities. ............,. 194.s .s47 OIL
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EXCURSIONS


ssi NNE DAY SAVED BY TAKING
IESs baanta Fe excursions to Kansas
City, ST. Louis, Chicago, New York
and Boston. Leave Los Angeles every Wednes-
day; personally conducted through to Chicago
and Boston, family tourist sleepers to Kansas
City and Chicago daily. Low rates and quick
est time. Office, 129 N. Spring ST ly
DH1LLIPs EAsT-BOUND EXCURSIONS :
Personally conducted; via Denver and
Rio Grande and Rock Island routes; leaves
Los Angeles every Tuesday and Friday; cross
ing the Sierra Nevadas and passing the entire
scenery on the Rio Grande by daylight Office
139 South Spring street. 1-tf
CPEC1AL TEACHERS EXCURSIONS WILL
- leave Los Angeles June 80 and July for
Chicago under personal management of A.
Phillips & Co, via nenver and Rio Grande and
Rock Island Railways; beautiful scenery;
quick time Office 1873 S. Spring ST., Los An
geles. 6-7-lSt
CREAT CENTRAL ROUTE EXCURSIONS.
VI Experienced conductors through from Los
Angeles to Boston; only six days to New York
or Boston; tourist cars. r. Il. SHEARER, mar
ager. Office, 229 South Spring ST., Los Angeles.
10-16-6m
T c. JUDsON & co.'s EXCURSIONS EAST
81 = every Wednesday via Salt Lake City and
Denver. Tourist cars to Chicago and Boston.
Manager in charge. Office 2l 2 s. Spring ST.
e. tt
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FoR sALM-MrsuMLLAMEoUs !.


IHOR sALE--35O0 FEET SECONDHAND 10,
II H. IA and l6 inch riveted water pipe at
bargain. HARPER'S PIPE WORKS, Second
and Vine streets. ella III
ISOR SALE--EIlEGANT BED ROOM SET AND
y other furniture cheap. 1850 Flower st. 1t
EOR SALE-OLD PAPERS IN QUANTITIES
Il to suit, at this Office
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sr0CKs AND BnNDs.


EIRST-CLASS BONDS, PAYING q TO 81
II per cent. net. Bank stocks netting to s
per cent. Loans made on real estate quick and
cheap. THE PIRrLE REAL ESTATE AND
TRUST CO., 229 West Second st. 6-3 I'm
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FOR sALE-Crry rnorEnrr.


-
L SAFER
THAN
hanks
Must be soldimmedinte9y
mt great sacrifice TO re-
14-Room MODERN DWELLING
with 2.94 acres highly
improved land fancy
aud beautiful; large
stable for six horses, car
riage house, tight floors,
wine cellars worth
$4,000
FOR CASH. Now, $1,000
Will take . or 8 yearlease
nj $50 per month, or give
Immediate possessoif.
4.20 ACRES
Immediately adjoining
above, beautifully laid
out and improved for fine
FOR CASH. now, $4,000 o.
Both the above properties
are In rapidly-growing
prosperous city, and are
In full bearing, fancy
citrus orchard.
Also,' FINE DOUBLE. RESIDENCE. PROP
PERTY
on Temple street. nearly
opposite intersection OF
Ol1Ne Street, tOI WHitn
the owner paid III 300
recently. Rents for T67
per month,
WILL SELL NOW FOR $4,000
Bj5O0 cash, T46OO
mortgage.
Valuable acreage of same
party will be sold at equal
sacrifice.
These properties are fine,
and sold only TO relieve
in the present panics
Come and see me. VIII
take checks on the First
National Los Angeles
NATIONAL or Southern
California National
Banks, this city, coin or
currency.
Either piece Of this prop
erty viii prove wonder
fully good investment,
and win be safe'and sure.
j. $. VAN DOREN,
101 South Broadway.
III
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PERSONAL.


tDERsoNAI4-COFFEE FRESH ROASTED ON
Hewitt giant coffee roaster, Java and Mocha
rs Glib, Mountain coffee, 25c; Germca, 200
goo; lbs corn meal l5c; 20 lbs brown sugar,
al; 10 lbs granulated sugar, Tl; lbs dried
peaches, 25c; lbs rAieins, 25c; 10 lbs navy
beans, 25e; can tomatoes, Zoe; cans corn
beef, 23c; can baked BEANS Dc; extract beef,
25c Aire's root beer, 15c bars Dinmores
soap, 25c can coal oil, Soc 2 lbs leaf lard,
4 c; picnic hams, 1d15c lb ECONOMIC
STORES, 3 l6 $. Spring.
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THAT WORLDS FAIR TRIP.

Names OF Persons Who Have Received
Ten or More Ballots.
Hereafter no names will be published
in the HERALp's worlds fair frea trip
ticket contest until the persona have re-
ceived at least 10 votes. Below will be
found the list to date
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nusINEss oPPoNTUNITIMs.
q = ~
EOR SALE

II
NOTICE.
advertise nothing hut what are genuine
bargains and win bear fullest Investigation. II
you want to be treated fairly and squarely, call
on me. Fruit stands, cigar stands, bakeries,
restaurants, shoe stores, groceries, stationery
stores lodging houses. We have good list OF
all the above businesses at all prices-
HENRY j. STANLEY,
6-IS-tf 227 West Second st.
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jTNiiE PEOPLES CHURCH -lIn.iNOIs HALL,
L cotnerSixth and Broadway Rev. Ell Fay,
ID d, Will preach this morning; subject, "The
two-faccd cherub and what 1t means" Rey j.
IL. Philips breaches this evening This viii be
the lnAt service OF the Peoples Church until
after the close of the summer vacation, Sept.
LIST.
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DEALTY--A lfOMlssElsKERs' AND INVEST
IN, org Journal Reports of everything rolat-
inK 10 land from Atty towns in Southern CALI
fornia. No boom articles, but n conservative,
honest record of progress Los Angeles oillce,
13S south broadway. Send ~ for years
cubseription and begin with volume out in
JulM This is the only publication Of It's char
aeter Persons interested in land cannot AFFORD
to be without il. Address correspondence to
Edgar II. Howe, Redlands Cal. 6-l-2m
The herald., 1893-06-25

A TTENTION DIES-'EMMA" BUST DE
IN yeoper viii enlarge your bust inches.
Guaranteed Sealed instructions cents, or
2AApage illustrated catalogue CENTS by mail.
Emma Toilet Bazaar, Boston, Mass.
l-lB Sums 1t
The herald., 1893-06-25

1tRAND OPERA HOUSE tALl.--110 SOUTH
VI Mniu street. Mrs. NJ. r. Aldrich will leo
ture sunday afternoon, June 25th, Mt $50
and 7;30 " m. Subject "Are mediums con
rs the result2n Questions answered aud phy-
chomctrfc readings given, Admission, 10 cents.
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EDUCATIONAL.


rTNHE WOODBURY. BUSINESS COLLEGE HAS
l. removed to ale upper floor OF che stowell
largest and finest business college rooms in the
state, and the largest attendance of any com
passenger elevator running direct to the
school rooms, rcndtyring stair-clilnbing unnec-
essary. The public Us cordially invited to call
Both day and evening schools in session the
entire summer Catalogue and College Jour
nal free G. s. HougA, President; N G. Felker,
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For sALg-ooUNrRy pf.opERrY.

G NAP--4O ACRES IN GARDENA--WILLSE SELL
- at 800 per acre as whole, or in 1O-acre
lots; choice land as any in the county i'm
proved all around it. Rememler it must be
sold in few days no close up AN estate; reason
able offer will be considered Apply to JOHN
l.. PAVKOVICH, executor, 20S West First
street ga ii
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IHuRcH or THE UNITY CORNER HlLB
7 y and Third SITS. Rev. j, Il. Thompson, pastor.
servtcessSunday Mt lIm M sabbath school AT
o 80 u. m. subject sunday morning. "Christ
in the classroom AT 7a5 p. m. children's
evening talk by the pastor subject, "St Pnuls
house" short programme OF music Will be
givcn
The herald., 1893-06-25

IDERSONAL = RALPH BROa-GOLD BAR
| -four $l.2o city flour, s5c; granulated
5lbs, Zoe; sardines, 5 boxes Doc; table fruit, 8
cans 5uc; Midland coffee, 25c lb; eastern oil,
soc; gasoline, soc; 2lb can corned beef, L C;
lard, l0lbs, Sl.l0; Obs, 55c. 6o1 South Spring
street. corner Sixth. 1872 If
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For MxuIVANts nc


NOR ENCIIANGE-W WE HAVE A 4O-ACRE
Il ranch we will exchange for city property,
improved unimproved The ranch has
about 20 acres set TO fruit; has house, well, etc.
Is located between here and the coast. Free of
inpum brntcc 6-25 81
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or. pAuL'S CHURCH, OLIVE SN, BETWEEN
- Mfthland Sixth SIS. Rev Geo. Franklin Bug
bee, Rector Morning prayer nt | d nj
evening prayer at7:JO y. mi Sunday school ~
l:45 ~. M; holy communion, fifet sunday ~
each month at IL II. m, first ana third sun,
days at n. M morning prayer on saints
days at IL n. M.
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L AIDES; ALL CASES; SAFE, QUICK CURE;
4 4 private home DR.. Antlan, 800 Koarney
ST., SR Call or write, f. Gold Pills" strong
ST. Agents wanted Read DR. AS card in
Chronicle or Examiner, 6-lS wktSsun 3m
The herald., 1893-06-25

MOONEY LOANED ON MORTGAGES, O PER
Wf cent net On first-class property for
amounts of SIG, 600 and over. On loans under
%l0,0 900 no commission will be charged No ex-
delay. MAIN STREET SAVINGS BANK TRUST
CO., AIS II Main ST.. 3-l ON
TF YOU WANT MONEY WITHOUT DELAY,
Il noeommission, prevailing rates Of interest,
see Security savings Bank, l4S y Main. IL ly
The herald., 1893-06-25

VNIltST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CORNER
Il second and roadway-Preaching ut n.
M. and 80 p. m by the pastor sunday-sohoell
At siSo a. m y &C. h;' o4 NO p M oo SpeeimI end
Thursday at 7.45p m. Strangers cordially in-
Vited,
The herald., 1893-06-25

NTOrlCE-THE Los ANGELES CITY WATER
~ company viii strictly enforce the following
rule: The hours for spriukling are between
and So'clock a. m. and and Q o'clock p. IN.
For a violation of the above regulation the
water will be shut off and fine OF %2 will be
, charged before the water win be turned on
again. S.lT II
The herald., 1893-06-25

" Flower and Pito streets; Alfred s. Clark,
rector; residence 151G South Flower street
sundAvservices, | ] u. m. aud 1;iO p M Holy
comrnunion first ana third siiudnyH OF the
month sunday school, $40 o. ~. Scats
free strangers prc cordially invited TO- MI
servicce. Electric cnrs 10 Pico Heights or unl'
yersity station pnss the church.
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II OS ANGELES SPIRITUAL SOClErY-FOR-
| ester's Hall, t0Tis N Main street, Mt 2;30
aud 7:30 p. IN. Mrs. Kate Il. stiles, inspira-
and evening. Afternoon, tests and phycho-
metric readings Evening, address, followed
by communications. Admission, 10 cents.
The herald., 1893-06-25

MI ESNIIN'S FEMALE PILLS AS A. SPECIFIC
Stmonthly medicine for immediate relief for
cause. For sale by FREEMAN & CARPER, l02
N Spring street. 5-o-1y
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r TMAi.NNVEL PREsBNTERtAN CHURCH,
L CORNER Tenth and Pearl stttets Rev. w. J..
ing and evening. TP. &. ~ at $50 y M.
Everybody wclcome.
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PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY FREE PUBLIC
Il lectures every sunday at z ;l5 p, m. at Law
renee Hail, 525 w, Fifth street. Tonight;
"The astral light" by Mrs. H. E. Giese
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prNANorAL.

=
ST. 5000 ,..,.,. :, -
LOWEST RATES.
Agents for the
GERMAN SAYINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY OF g. +.
Building loans a specially.
Bonds purchased.
Real estate sold.
Estates managed.
Agent Sun Fire Of London,
oldest company in the world.
X. O. LUNT,
5-Z5 6rn 227 w. Second vt.
CeHooL BONDS FOR SALE.
$4,000 GILT-EDGED SCHOOL BONDS,
OF ofdenominatlons OF $1,000 eneh, running from
D.R BREARLEY,
6-2l2t 145 s. Broadway.
The herald., 1893-06-25

INlRSNG long REG GArlDNAha HURCll-C0R-
n ner Sixth and Hill streets, The PASTOR
Robt III +Hutohins, WIT preach at " M
upon '6rgring the rruuiphqf our conquerng
Lord y, Rfaise service at Z 30 p, m.
The herald., 1893-06-25

ID W. POINDEXTER, sos W. SECOND
HE street. offers gilt edge mortgages in any
amount. Parties drawing money from banks
can invest with absolute safety by calling at
my oltiee. Ga
The herald., 1893-06-25

4 12lla south 81 oadway, room q Probate
and insolvency lay a speciality Advice free
7-23-Iy
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HIIURCH OF THE NEW ERA--MEErS AT
~ 9oS North Main street, Morning discourse,
REV wa u1Bow NAM RI HlHgS' 'unluNt uilrcH-
sonablh,arId wFpng.Ip AN ipHlted seats free
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sPNoTAL NorIoMa.

VNGRSr NJ. II. URCH-BROALWAY, MORN
X ing sermon by Rev. llr. Beck, and evening
sermon by Rev, Or. Case OF san Francisco,
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q. .-gn WILL BUY THE BEST SMALL GRO
ID lsDU Gerry store in Los Angeles Doing
good cash business. Good, new stock
fine location; cheap rent If you want
a nice business see this. HENRY J. STANLEY,
227 West Second st. 6-25 3t
d SAA CASH; BALANCE MONTHLY IN
ID AsDDU stallments, will buy the best paying
40-room lodging house in the city. Must be
sold by June 30th. HENRY j. STANLEY, 227
West second st. 3-2o 3t
dp EOO-PARTNER WANTED FOR ONE OF
eNJUU the best paying businesses in Los An
gees. This is snap: should be investigated.
HENRY J. STANLEY, 227 West Second st.
6-25 3t
ITO SELL YOUR BUSINESS QUICK CALL ON
CITY EXCHANGE. 110l% W First st. 6-22 Il
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wall Paper ut Cost.
Closing out sale--Eckstrom Il Htrasburg, 3Q7
nad ona ceA-<A ----s--s
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CHURCH NOrtOMS.

CT JOHNS CHURCH NPlSCOPAn, COR
- Adams and Flgueroa streets. Celebration
OF the Holy Eucharist at n. M, morning
service and sermon ut IL; Sunday school ut 3
fun choral evonsong and sermon nj VJo p p,
Chutchmen visiting Los Angeles are cordially
invited to st. Johns. Seats free vested choir
Take GRAND avenue cable to Adams street and
walk |. block west Rev. y. w Il. Tayler
rector.
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VIZ TANTED--sToCK IN CITY BANK AT rs
w cents on the dollar, or authenticated
cheeks on same at pAr for fine residence prop-
erty IN Kansas, with sinal incumbrnnce call
at once. H. II. TllRELkEbD, lu6 South Broad
way GA 3t
The herald., 1893-06-25

DUSINESS CHANCES-GROCERY STORE,
ID with living rooms; good family trade;
$1,000.
Grocery store, South Spring street; ~, SOD
Candy and fruit store; soda fountain; two
living rooms 1875.
Fruit and stationery; three living rooms;
South Spring; T700
First-class cigar store, on principal street.;
$1,000.
saloon, on the principal street; only 5000
We have great number of business oppor-
tunitles 1t would pay you to look up Some to
exchange for Southern California property and
houses and lots in this city.
CITY EXCHANGE, 119l5 First ST., bet. Main
and Spring SITS.
dp-sA-MAIN STREET CIGAR STORE; THIS
elN Dp is one of the biggest bargains ever
offered for the money, and is well worth $500;
never such chance offered before. CITY EX-
CHANGE, 11912 First, bet. Main and Spring.
r oDGING H0UsEs-DONTF FAIL TO INVES-
L. tigate my special bargains in lodging
houses this week. CITY EXCHANGE, 11913
First, bet, Main and Spring.
ITAIF INTEREST; THE LATEST AND MOST
L. useful patent @ man with small capital
can clear $500 per month from the start.
pOpS-GOOD RESTAURANT, WITH 80 REG
eIDs)ZeD u1ar boarders; neat and genteel place;
receipts, $50 per day. -
CITY EXCHANGE,
1103 First bet. Spring and Main.
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l FIss c. srAFFER, CHIROPoDIsT AND
vi masseuse, 2l1 w. First ST., opp. Nadeau.
l2-24 U
The herald., 1893-06-25

VX1ANTED- -R20, 900 TO $50 900. ONE YEAR
sonnl, worth 100000 to 5000, 900, IL youwant
it,; are not at all particular as to amount Of
security given. FLOURNOY 1886 Broadway.
H.pA.tt
The herald., 1893-06-25
LOST AND FoUND.

r OST - DIARY OF 1898, CONTAINING
l. money and private papers, Finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving with the owner,
E. X. ALEXANDER, room a. New Wilson block,
8 DAYS ,-2J 1T
The herald., 1893-06-25

wv ANTEDl-50 II HORsBS AND 75 CATTLE TO
w pasturei green ard dry feed Cienega
ranch. Address i, r. CULVER JR., Pico
iieiRhts,p. O. Residence, Westemayc., second
house south of Pico st. 6-1B lat
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W seior at law, rooms u and l3, Lanfranco
building, 2lS Nerth Main street, Los Angeles,
Telephone 1l67. Practices in all state and
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