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"Want" Ads
he popular advertising. Five cents
:r line, or $1 per line per month.
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
City Lots
I SALE-CITY LOTS.
50—Don't delay in securing one of
•my* Boulevard tract lots, if you
it to get in at first cost and make a
i turn. The surest speculation in tho
. C. A. SUMNER & CO., 134 8. Broad
>.
S SALE—FINE LOT. JUST WEST
ol Hoover st., 75x137 to alley, want
ie one to build; this is a good bargain.
Iso good lot on Thirtieth St., west of
«ver. only $750.
Iso nice lot 50x150, near car line, nice
ition, southwest, $400.
x acres southwest; good for subdivis
soon; price $3500.
have calls every day for bargains in
southwest, so if you have property
t you want to sell at a bargain come
mil see me.
E. A. MILLER.
I 237 W. First st.
R BALE—QRIDER A DOW'B OITY
LOTS.
CLANTON TRACT.
Br sale—s7 large residence lots, lo
rd on Han Pedro st., 100 feet wide, and
irteenth st., only unsold tract within
king distance of the business enter all
els graded,graveled and sprinkled; ce
lt curbs and walks; shade trees
Bted; alleys 20 feet wide; these lots
I sell within a year for $1000 to $1500.
offer 25 lots in this line tract at $000
floo each on the most favorable terms;
n these are sold prices will be ad
ced. Visit this tract and see tbe large
[Rah walnut trees; free carriage from
office. GRIDER 4D0W.139 S. Broad
r. 7-14tf
RESALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
lots.
.850, lot Flower st., near Thirteenth.
100, lot Adams St., near Maple.
UOO, lot Builington at., near Bonnie
a>,
1125, lot Alvarado near Westlake Park.
100, lot Norwood, near Twen.y-third
St. James' Park. BRADBHAW BROS.,
S. Broadway. 18-21-2.1
R SALE—S2SO—A FEW LOTS LEFT
in Kinney's Boulevard tract, on elec
road. Prices to be advanced snortly.
iv terms. C. A. SUMNER & CO., 134
Broadway.
—— 21_
Ft SALE—NOTICE TO REAL ES
tate dealers—The best evidence that it
s to advertise in The Herald is the
; that nearly all the icoding dealers in
city ure represented in its ''For Sale"
1111ns, and they find that It pays,
hose advertisers are not experiment
, They are wide-awake business men.
i.v have thoroughly tested Tne Herald
an advertising medium and are so
1 satisefid with the results tbat tbey
B to the proposition.
R SALE— $250—EVERY LOT WE
nave sold makes money for the pur
ser. Here's a chance at small cost,
inev's Boulevard tract is unrivaled.
A. &UMNER & CO., 134 S. Broadway.
R PALE — BEAUTIFUL BUILD
ins lots for homes on E. Ninth St.,
Hiscock it Smith's second addition;
:."s, $20(1 to $350, on en«v terms. Apply
tract or C. A. SMITH, 213 \V. First
8-20tf
R 8 A LE—I.6T~4S~FEE f~dx~ UPFER
Main to New High st ,in block SL
li survey; want to sell part cash, part
c, or will lease for a term of v»ars.
Jre=s J. W. BLUOMFIELH, Paduoab,
647 tues tf
Business Property
R SALE—WE SELL THE EARTH—
_BASSETTjfc SMITH, I'omona, Cal.
Country Property
R SALE—UO YOU WANT A FINE
country residence?
k> you want 5 to 100 acres in the San
oriel valley?
<o you want a city residence?
lave you got something to sell or trade?
lave you got some capital to invest
ere it pays big profits? E. K. A LEN
DER,I4S S. Broadway. 7-26H
it ISXIE OR
for a corner lot 80x150 feet in Faia
la; will exchange for a cottage in Los
peles; lot is 1 block from electric car,
ir Orange Grove aye. lIOLWAY LAND
~ 14 California Bank bldg. tf
FRUIT LAND AT
I'ialto; mortgage $400; exchange for
iso in Los Angeles and assume, or for
ir land east. HOLWAY LAND CO.,
California Bank hldg. tf
R~S ALE—IO-ACREbitAN7rE~"C\"NCII
at Duarte, the blue ribbon orange Bee
n; 10 shares of stock in the best water
npany in Southern California. Apply
A. STEVENS HALSTED, room 117,
rson 111K■
PALMISTRY
LM ISTR^—RETURNED, TB E CEL
ebrated European occult scientist,
if. A. Myers, palmist, psychometrist
I phrenologist, who has examined the
ills of most of the crowned heads of
rope, has arrived in Los Angeles and
ends lo remain here for some time. By
mistry he reveals accurately the past,
■sent and future of tho individual;
es descriptions of every nienilior of
ir family, the deceased as - well as the
ing; also the description of tbe one
i have married und the one you will
rry; tells country of birtn, age and
v long you will live; describes perfent
your present circumstances, nnJ no
Iter how dictitult they are by his ad
e you will be able to avoid oostacles
I bo aided to success. As a psychom
ist he is unequalled. He will locate
f ailment or disease moro accurately
,n autopsy would do, and by this gift
1 power has helped many who had
en up all hope. All who are about to
lto a change should consult him, as
I advice is reliable ana heneficinl. Tells
it, present and future in general for tl.
■feet satisfaction guaranteed or no pay.
le—free. Free medical diagnosis from
>10 a.m. Readings from 10 a. m. to 7
m. Parlors, The Norwood, 556 S. Hill
cor. Sixth. , 8-30
fIL J. UND. MERCHANT TAILOR,
room 328, Wilson blk., cor. Spring
) First sts.; perfect tit guaranteed.
y
oTdWAY
choico of 100 trimmed hats from $1
. 358 S. Broadway, oor. of Fourth.
FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK
FOR SALE-HORSES. JOHN VL'VllEß
son. Illue Front barn, southwest cor
ner of Third and Los A ngch s ata., has
just received SO henn of horsea from the
north. Tbese animnla include auddle,
driving, draft and carriacu horaes. They
are all in first-class condition, and pur
cbaaers will find them to be just as repre
sented. Mr. Mcl'hcrson has been in this
line of business a number of years in Los
Aneeles, and his record is a guarantee of
honesty and fair dealing. 0-7
FOR SALE-.-FIXB YOUNGHDRIVING
horse. E. A. MILLER, 237 W First
Btreet. 24
FOR SALE—6-YB AR-OLD JERSEY
cow, 166 X. Los Angeles st. 20
SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
FOIt SALE—SO RUNN INHdf FEET OF
wire fence, 10 feet high, with gate.
Is in good condition nnd is suitable for
office, store or factory partitions. Will be
sold cheap. For further particulars cal!
at tbe business office of The Herald, tf
FOR SALE—3 BOILERS; ONE 00 IN.
diameter, if! ft. long; two 48 in. diam
etci, 18 ft. long. Ice and Cold Storage
company of Los Angeles, Seventh st. and
Santa Fe tracks. Box 213. 8-FJtf
FOR SALE—F r U RN IT ERE OF 7
room cottage at a bargain. 53!) S.
Broudway. Cottage being for rent. tf
FOR SALE—BO YARDS LINOLEUM,
ncaily new. JOE HAWKINS, bill
iard hall, 222 8. Broadway 26
FOR SALE—OLD FA FE RS IN <J~U AX T D
ties to suit, at this oflice.
"^^ffV^^ZlZ^ZZ.
PERSONAL— IF ANXIOUS TO KNOW
wbnt you or your children arc best
adapted for,or whether the one you are to
marry will make a happy companion,
bring a photo and call on PROF. SEMAN,
tbe famous European delineator of cahr
acter, occult scientist, medium, psychist
and palmist. 881W H. Spring St., room 1.
Hours !) a. in. to 8 p. m. !)-23.
MRS." DR."~THOMAS BEIGH ELTcLAlß
voyant—Tells past, present and fu
ture; also gives alcohol baths and mag
netic treatment for rheumatism. 130 X.
Spring st., Royal House, room 19. sec
ond floor. 9-9
A WONDERFUL DEAD TRANCE MH
dium and crystal reader; names, de
scriptions, past, present, iuture given;
locates mines; advises in all businesses.
U)2yi S.Hill. 8-24
MME. ST^NLEY—CELEBRATED FOR~
tuno render; tells your entire past
and future by cards; also hair dressing
and manicuring parlor. 245 S. Spring
St. 24
the ceTe
brated dead trance medium, gives sit
tings daily at her residence, 034 S. Broad
way.
MRS. WALKER—GREAT CLAIRVOY
nnt and card medium, just from tbe
east; ladies and gents 50c. S.
Spring st. 9-13
MADAM DU VAI — THE C LAIRVO Y
nnt and medium is now locate! per
manently at 122 W. Seventh St. Life read
ings daily. 9-1
DR. SCIII. ES ING F. I!, THE MEDIUM
gives sittings daily at 3241 a S. Spring
St _ 21_
AGNES H. PLEaSANOE ~D"eXd
trnnce medium; sittings daily at res
idences. (131 S. Broadway. 9-15
PHYSICIANS
MRS; DR. WEGENER — PRIVATE
home for ladies before and during
confinement; irregularities cured in one
day; guaranteed •no instruments: babies
adopted. 419 Eddy street, San Francisco,
Cal. 7-11-tf
MR H.T DR7~J.~ hTbMT H, SPEC IA LTY
midwifery. Ladies cared foi during
confinement at 727 Believue aye. Calls
promptly attended to. Tel. 1119.
iJrTKwono, the eminenTchinese
Physician und Surgeon.
Office UgWj S. Broadway. 8-21
CARPET CLEANING
PIONEER STEAM CARPET WORKS—
Carpets made, relitted, sewed and
laid. 208-210 E. Seventh st. Tel. 217.
PIONEER STEAM CARPET WORKS—
Carpets made, refitted, sewed and
laid. 208-210 E. Seventh st. Tel. 217. 11-20
STEAM CARPET CI, E A NING. SEWI NG
and laving. JOHN H. RICHARDS,
120 N. Spring; tel. 1343. 89 tf
CARI'EIS CLEANED FROM 2C PER
yard j laying So. R.BROWN, 608 s.
B mud wry.
THE PLACiTto'haVE YOUR WATCH
repaired—you get a guarantee worth
sometuing. W. J. GETZ, 330 S. Broad
way. 11-20
NURSERY
TRY ~OV R"WINTERS FLOWER " GA
den seed; pneket 8 varieties. 25
cents. LOS ANGELES NURSERY. 316
S. Broad way. 11-12
Summons
IN THE JUSTICE'S COURT OP LOS AN
gelesCity. in the County ol Los Angeles,
State of California I>. 0. Morrison, City
Justice.
Gardner & Zellner, Plaintiff*, vs. Mrs. L. E.
Chattock and L. B, Chattoek. hor husband
Defendant, s
The People of the State of California send
greeting to Mm. L. £. Chattoek and L. K. Chat
took, her husband, Defendant*.
You are hereby directed that you must ap
pear In an Motion brought against you by the
above named Plaintiffs in tho Justice's Court
of Loi Angeles City, \ ounty of LO3 Angeles,
."tate of California, and answer before the
Justine, at his office in the said city, the com
plaint tiled therein, within five days (exclusive
of the day oi ttjrvioej after the service on you
of tbis summons, if served witliiu the city and
county, towns'!.ip or city in which this action
is brought; within ten'days If served out of
said township or city, but in the county in
which this action is brought, and within
twenty days if served elsewhere.
The said action is brought to recover judg
ment against you in the sum of ninety-four
dollars and fifty cents; twenty dollars attoi
ney's fees; and costs of suit and attachment;
the same being due the said plaiutlffs, Gard
ner dE Zellner. on your certain promissory
note executed and delivered to said plaintiffs
by you on the Fourteenth day of June. 1898,
All of which will more fully appear from
Plain iff's complaint tile 1 In this Court, a copy
of which is served herewith and made a part
of this summons. And you are hereby noti
fied that if you fail toappe r and answer said
complaint, as above required, said Plaintiff
will cause your default to be duly entered, an
will take judgment against you as prayed in
their complaint, to-wit: for the sum of $91.50;
$'20 attorney's fees; and costs of suit.
Make lefial service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this Twenty-ninth day
of March, 189».
D. C. MORRISON.
Justice 01 tho Peace for the City of Los An
geles, in Bald County and Stale.
statk of California, \
County of Lcs anc.klks, i
I, T. E. Newllu, County Clerk of: he county
of Los Angeles, State of California, aud ex
ofliclo Clerk of the Superior Court thereof,
Jwhioh court Is a Court of having a
seal), do hereby certify;
That I). C. Morrison, whose name Is sub
scribed to the annexed Summons, was, m tlw
time of signing the same, a Justice of the
Peace in and for said County, duly qualilled
and authorized by law to execute said instru
ment, and full faith and credit are due to all
his official acts as such.
And Ido further certify, that I am well ac
quainted with the handwriting of the said
officer, and verily bell-ve that the signature
to the Maid instrument is genuine.
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set mv
hand and affixed the seal of said Superior
Court at my office in said county, this 28a
day of May, A. D. 1895.
„ . m . T - X - NEWLIN,
County Clerk and ex-officlo Clerk of the Su
perior Court.
By A. W. tiEAvait, Deputy. Sep 25
M. CATON'S reliable
TANSY PILLS
VST - A f r,n Jt safety, comfort and health.
gT Look out! There are imitations!
V _} uo . n 'take any ri.ka. Seethatyou
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CWe. V^J"£ l ? ar,tlon ; .Drug Store,, or tr/
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"M- iiCaton Speeltc Co.. Boston. Mate.
LOS AKGEKES HETtALD; WEDNESDAY AUGUST 21, 1895.
LOS ANGELES
Representative Wholesale and
Retail Dealers, Business
Men and Firms
ANALYTICAL CHEiIISTS AND ASSAYERS
WAi>E 4 wade, Commercial st.
ATTORNEVS-AT-LAW
\V. H. BHINN, 205-208 Wilson hlk., Spring at,
U. S. HOUSE, '238 VV. hirst at, Tel. 720.
C. B. FREEMAN, Room 7, 139 N. Spring St.
BARBERS' SUPPLIES AND (IRINDERS
STKINE.V ,t KIRCHNER, ISO N. Main at.
JOSEI'II JAEUIiR, 262 8. Main, bet 2d and 3d.
BICYCLES
Qinsoil BROS., "TkaWlnton." 11545. spring.
H. O. HAINES, The March, 335-331) N. L. A. St.
8. I.ARSKN, Relay cycle, 223 W. Fifth st
"KEATING," Hawley, King it C 0.,210 N. Msln
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS
FOWI.ER it COLWBLL, 115 W. Second sL
BRASS WORKS
JAMES JONES it CO., College s'., near Main.
J'ACIFIC BRASS WORKS, Up. Main, cor. Alpine
BOOTS AND SHOES
H. C. BLANKY, 352 8 Spring St.
CHIROPODIST
Dr. Zachan, diseases of the feet. 253 8. Spring.
CROCKERY
PAC. CROCKERY it TIN CO., 228 N. L. A. St.
CAST-OFF CLOTHINO
S. GREEN'G \HT, buy and sell. 107Commercia
M. LEVY pays highest prices, 131 E. First st.
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
BOTTS it PHELPS, 338 S. Main. Tel. 1270,
CARRIAGE WORKS
THE TABOR CAR'UE WORKS, 137 W. Fifth St.
KliWAhp LLOYD, 227-229 Requena. T. 908.
OWL CARRIAGE WORKS, 800 S. Main St.
CEMENT CONTRACTORS, IRRIGATION
GRAY BROS. & \VAKI),I2S N. B'way. Tel. 230.
CONFECTIONERS AND ICE CREAM MF'RS
ROHS it MULLER, 621 S. Broadway. Tel. 1009
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
P. M. BAIL it CO., N. W. cor. Hill it Eighth sts.
CUTLERS, GRINDERS AND RAZOR FACTORY
E. W. At O. E. HOPPERBTEAD. 110 W. Third St.
DETECTIVE AGENCY
B. F. SELVAGE, Room 15. 13!) N. Spring St.
DRUOOISTS-WHOLESALE
F. W.BRAUN it CO. ,405-407 .N. Main; tel. 954.
DELICACIES
FRICKF.R it ESDEN, Mott Market: tel. 1398.
DENTISTS
ERNEST Ai LIN. D. D.5..L,. D. S., 175 N. Spring
L D.SWARTOUT. 311 W. First. Tel. 1008.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
LUD WlG it WAGNER, Mott Market Tel. 050.
FURNITURE—WHOLESALE
PACIFIC FURNITURE CO. 227-229 E. Fourth
OROCERS—WHOLESALE
HAAS, BAKUCH * CO., 320 to 320 N, L. A. St.
GROCERS
ft. U PACKARD, 441-443 S. Spring, tel. 540.
HARNESS MADE AND REPAIRED
L. M. LROUET, 127 San Pedro st.
HOTEL BROKERS
ASSOCIATED HOTEL IN VESTMENT BUREAU
102 S. Broadway; buy, sell and lease.
MOTEL*
ABBOTSFORO INN, cor Htli Si nope. Tel. 1175
HARNESS MANUFACTURER
OTTO RUF, 323 8. Main. New Turnverein halL
MAT MANUFACTURERS
RUSSELL ii WILSON, 113 Wesi Third street.
HORSE SHOERS
J. GOODWIN, 325 a Loa Angeles st-
LAW, COLLECTIONS, MERCANTILE REP'TS
STANDARD COLLECTION ii MERCANTILE
CO , (mc.> $100,000. 211-212 Stimson. A. C.
Broderson, att'y.
KILLS FLEAS, INSECTS AND PLANT PESTS
CHLORONAI'THOLEUM, 710 8. Spring St.
LAUNDRIES
DOMESTIC HAND LAUNDRY. 421 Alplno st
LATH. WIRE AND PICKET FENCES
PACIFIC irjINCK CO.. 202 East Second st.
LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
BANKERS' ALLIANCE OF CAL. 118 Court st.
LUTE MANUFACTURERS
UNION LIME CO.. 203 San Tedio st. Tel. 780.
LIVERY STABLES
CALIFORNIA STABLER. 373 N. Main st. TeL 48
nACHINE WORKS
MANN & JOHNSON, 1099-1013 N. Main at.
MANTELS, TILES AND HARDWOOD LU/TBER
HENRY BOH RM AN N', 514 8. Spring St. Te1.708
rtODEL MAKER AND MACHINE WORKS
F. L. 'THACKER, 124 W. Third St.
PHOTO ENGRAVINGS IN LINE & HALE-TONE
LOSANG. PHOTO ENG. CO., 205! i S. Main St.
PIANOS, SEWING ITACHINES, BICYCLES
WILLIAMSON BROS., 327 8. Snrlngat.
PICKLE AND PRESERVE FACTORY
FOSTER PRESERVING CO., 241 San Pedro st.
PAWNBROKERS
YOUR UNCLE'S PAWNSHOP, 103 8. Main st.
STORAGE
PACIFIC WAREHOUSE. 8(11 and 803 E. First
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOOL COMPANY
CO UNSTABLE .V COUTTS, 15« N. Los Angeles
TENTS AND AWNINGS
I..A.TENT,t AWNING C 0.,250 S.Main.Tel 151 z
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALHERS
BOOITI ,(; ROW, 250 8. Main st. Tel. 1340.
UPHOLSTERINO AND CARPET CLEANING
JAMES F. ALLEN, 513 South Spring street.
PHOTOGRAPH—LANDSCAPE
F. H. MAUUIi <fc CO.. 311 W. First st.
POULTRY SUPPLIES—INCUBATORS
JOHN D MEKCKIt, 117 E. Second st. Tel. 422
PHYSICIAN
DR. WARD, Byrne Bl'dg, Km. 210. Tel. 73.
RESTAURANT
COSMOPOLITAN, 219-32] W. Second st.
REAL ESTATE
NORTON ii KENNEDY, 134 s Brdwy; tel <tf>2
SADDLES, HARNESS AND SADDLE WARE
J. F. MORENO, 220 Allso St.
SEWING HACHINE REPAIRING
M. V. 81LL1NG5,434!4 S. Spring st. Tel. 1345
SAFES, SCALES, REFRIGERATORS
CHAS. W. ADAMS, 338 N Main Tel. 1347.
SECONDM**. HARDWARE
SINCLAIR & CO., SBse. Los Angeles at.
WATCHfIAKER AND OPTICIAN
G. STOESAK, 511 8. Spring st. bet. sth andUth
WINES AND SPIRITS.
C. F. A. LAST, 129 and 131 N. Main st,
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
E. FLBDR, 104-406 N, L. A. St. Tel 224.
S. R. COOPER & CO.,
BROKERS
114H 8. MAIN ST. Telephone. 148 ft
Chicago drain
New York Stocks
S. P. Wheat and Barley
Bought, aold and carried on margina. Dsllf
circular and tittle books 01? apeoulation, eg
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Hot Springs, Ark., March 7, 1895.
Dr. Railway A Co.. New York.
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WALL STREET SPECULATION
The Bond Syndicate and the Treasury
Gold Reserve
Comparatively Little Effect Produced by
Withdrawals of Gold for Shipment - 1 ho
Syndicate Keeps Its Promises
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.—The stock
market was remarkably well held toduy In
tbe face of heavy withdrawals of gold
from the sub-treasury for shipment to
Europe $2,850,030 in all being taken out.
This was due to a belief tbat the bond
syndicate would deposit in the sub-treas
ury gold in sufficient amount to keep the
gold reserve above $100,000,000. This con-'
lidence was not misplaced, for beforo tlio
close of business the syndicate had mado
such a deposit. Trading Wis less active
than yesterday and although American
tobacco was prominent in the transac
tions, it caused less excitement than yes
terday. Tbe stock was in good buying
demand,making a gain from last night of
4 per cent. The preferred shares fell off 1
per cent to 105, but were bid for at 100
at the close. Sugar developed pronounc
ed weakne-ss early on large offerings by a
hear operator and broke 1% per cent.
Tho general list receded a small fraction
In sympathy but before 11 o'clock helped
by the strength displayed by the coal
shares, a well distributed rise was effect
ed, ranging up to P K per cent, the latter
Deing In sugar. Speculation then changed
and prices broke 14 to '1% per cent, which
was later nearly recovered under the lead
ership of sugar, ths grangers and lead.
Bonds were animated, sales aggregat
ing $1,202,000.
Closing Stocks
NEW YORK, Aug. 20. -The official clos
ing quotations for stooits were as fol
lows :
Atchison 17'4'U. P.n.A Gult... 6
Adams Kr 147 Northwestern 102
Alton, Terra 11... 04 do pfd 145'j
dopfd NY. Central ...101;„
American Xi ...113 H.Y.4 N. Eng... 58
Bait.& Ohio 044 Ontario A West.. XT>i
Can Pacific Oregon Imp 8' 4
Can. Southern... boy, OregonNav 21
Central Pacific... It* OreaonSliortfane
Chei. A Ohio 21Vi ANortliora 10V;
Chic. St Alton... .160 Paclflc.Mall 28' i
C. B. AQ 90*4) Peoria Dec. St E. iV'i
Chicago Gas 62 Pittsburg 162
Con. Gas 141 IPullman. 172U
C. aC. A St. L... 69 Reading 19?J
Col.Coal A Iron.. 6!-£ Richmond Ter...
Cotton Oil 26 do ptd .
Del. A Hudson: Rio G. Western... 17' i
Del. Lack. W 1031. do pfd 40
D. AR.lt. pfd 47 Rock Island HO^
Distillers 20?* St. Paul 71K
East Term do pfd 12*04
trie SVs St. Paul A 0 41U
do pfd 22 do pfd 119',
FortWarne 162 Southern Pacific 25:,
Gt. North'n pfd..126 Sugar Refinery... 111«
CAE. 111. pfd....103«£ Term. Coal Alron 35%
Hooking Valley.. 24H TcxasPacitio UK
Illinois Cen 99i,|T01. A O.Con pfd. 7S
St. Paul A Duluth 2SK UnlouPacillc 18%
Kan. A Tex. nfd. ?. Express 12
LakoErio A W... 25 Wabash, St. i 01111
do pfd 75 | Al'aolflo 9
Lake Shore 150 I do pfd 21U
Lead Trust 311), WelU-Fargo Ex.loß
LAN 61 WesternUuion ... 94
L. AN. Albany... S' a WheelingA L. E.. lH'i
Manhattan C0u..114"'; do pfd 50'j
Memphis A Char. 16 Minn.ASt.L 23
Michigan Can ... 1004 o. A R. G I4'i
Missouri Paoitle.. 88» Gen. Electric SB'i
Mobile A0h10.... 24' i Nat. Linseed. ... 30K
Nash. A Chat .... 70 Col. Fuel A Iron. 30
KateOordige 4H- do pfd us
do pfd 8 H. A Tex, Cen.. 3
N. I. Central 107lj Tol., A. A. A Norta
Norfolk AVV pfd.. 18» Michigan 1U
North American.. UM ToL, St. L AX.C 812
N. Paolflo. 5' , do pfd 14-.
dopiil 18 American Tobac. 95 7 8
60. K. R 18% do pfd 10ii
dooid 4l%Si. P.. M. A M ...115> 4 '
U 1.1 1 List
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.—Tho following
ire the closing quotations for tba bond
list:
U S new Alt reg...l2l!*' Cen Pan Ists, '95.102
E S new 4s,coup .1211*2 DARG7s 115! j
US5s. Reg 115 1 do 4s 88' rf
do ss, coup 1151.-S Erie seconds 69
dots reg 112 GHAS A6s 105
do Is, coup 112V£ do 7s 104!^
0.0 is, reg 901, HA T Cent 5s 111
Pacific 6s of '95 .10(1 i do (is 108
AlaClassA 108 MKT Ist 4s 89W
ao Class B 108 ■ do 2d 4s 04>i
do Class C 100 Mut Union Os 110
do Currency 100 N" J C Gen 5s 117 ' i
La New 00nae....' 98 IN Fac Ists 117 m
Missouri Os 100 i do ads 102
N Carolina 6s 124 Northwest Coj .141
do 4s 101 do s F deb as . 112S
B Carolina N-f und lJ<|ROWlsti 70' a
Term new set Os.. 90 8t Paul yon 7a... 137
do 5s 105 j do c A P W ss. 115W
do 3s 90 iSt LA I M Genss. *<i<±
dooldtls 60 (BtLASKGen6s.ini
Va Centuries 63 Texas Fac la.s ... 93U
doileferred 5 i do 2ds ... 28',
Atchison 4s 30U P Ists of '90... 106J4
do 2d A Saii West Shore 4a 107
CauSo2Js 108?iSoKR5s Ud
Government h.mas steady.
State bonds active.
Railroad bonds strong.
Minin* Shares
SANf FRANCISCO, Anj. 23.—Official
olosing quotations for mint 1; shares wars
as follows:
Alta 10 Julia . 02
Alpha Con 07 Justice. 07
Andes 28 Keiituek Con 02
Belcher 63 Lady IVaah'n Uou.. 01
Belle isio Mexican 70
BestA Beloher. ...110 Mono 11
llodio Con 13 Mt Diablo 15
Bullion 18 Navajo ..
BulwerCon 04 Occidental C0n.... 30
Caledonia 15 Jphir 165
Challenge Con 42.Overman 21
Chollar 63 Potosi 02
Confidence 120 Ravage 30
Con Cal and Va ...275 Scorpion 03
con imperial to sierra Nevada 4:1
ConNewYork 02 Silver Hill 02
Crown Point 50 Silver King 20
Exchequer.......... OLlliiion Con 50
Gould Carry OlUtuhCon 06
Grand Prize Yellow Jlck.lt 41
Ha.eA Noroross... 180|
Boston :).1 itati.l:ls
BOSTON. Aug. 2).—The closinj quota
tions were:
Atchison 17' i Mexican 11«
Bell Telephone... 195 San Dies i f>y X
Buriiugtou Oreg'n Short Liua 10;^
rtonsy Qaitations
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-Money on call
easy at 1 per cent; last loan at 1
percent; closed at I per cent.
Prime muro.tutila papor, 3\i@l% por
cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers' bills at $4.90!.;'0t.90}£
for demand and $4.89>401.83><; for 60
--day bills.
Posted rataj, and $4.93
04.91.
Cominoroial bills,
Silver certilioates, 67@>7Ji.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 29.—Sight
drafts on Now York,
Telegraphic. sc.
LONDON, Aug. 20.—Bank of England
discount rate, 2 per cant.
Consols, i.
Silver Bullion
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 20.— Silver
bars, per ounce, (hj : )£oCi6%c.
Mexican dollars, o3.t£(S j4o.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2J.— Silva.' bars per
ounce, 66% c.
Mexican dollars. s.l'^c.
LONDON. Aig. 20. — Bar eilyor per
ounce, 30J4 '•
Petroleum
NEW YORK, Aug 20. - Petroleum-
Firm; closed atsl.26>^. i
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
C II BtirJ Pricas — G-ain anl Provision
novementi
SAX FRANCISCO, Aug. 20.—Wheat—
Very dull, December, new sellor,
May. $1.0»!4.
Barley—Dull; December, new
seller. f>BV£n; May, 59^c.
Corn—Jl.ir,.
Bran—slo. OX
Flour—Family extrai, t5.3595.43; bik
ers'extras, 13.19it3.25; superiine, $2,350
2.60.
Wheat — No. 1 shipping, 93%e par
cental; choice, 05c: milling, $1,000
ocr cental.
Barley—Feed, fair to good, 57!-i(H!GJe per
cental; choice, vl}4(isH2Uc; brewing, 70
075-
Oats—rjliehanged. Milling 6V3o0$l.OO;
fancy feed, 97XO0JLOO, good to choice,
85;390o; poor to fair. 7U®75«; black,
nominal; gray, BOo!i2><<c; surprise, $1,900
1.10.
Tbe receipts were:
Flour, quarter sacks 1,920
Oregon 3,080
Washington 2,283
Whcat.cemals 5,2*17
Barley, centals 8,878
Oats , .... l,Oz:>
Beans, sacks 4h:i
Bran, sacks Btttl
Oregon 2,W0
Middling*, sacks 400
Oregon 1,875
Hay, tons 1,433
.Straw, tons 31
Hops, bales 100
Wool, bales.... 30
Oregon 155
Quicksilver, flasks 00
Hides 3311
Wine, gallons 41,900
Sat Praaclsci ProdllCS Mirkst
,: SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 20. —Potatoes—
Burbanks. 403550; Early Rose, 45(3550J
Oregon Btirbauks. 590900 per cental.
Onions —40055 a per sack.
Butter—Fancy creamery, 23025 c; sec
onds, 200220, fancy dairy, 17019.:;
good to choice, 160190; medium grades,
BWjaiOXo; store, 809 c,
Cheese—Fancy miid com
mon to good, 5o; Young America,
507 c; Eastern, 10)4(8120; Western. IOCS 11c.
Eggs—Ranch, 20025 c per doz; store,
15«!lflc; duck eggs, 15(3100.
Poultry—Turkey gobblers 150100 per lb;
hens, 151310 c; geese por pair, 75005i.09;
goslings, por pair, $1.2501.50; ducks.
$3.09,35.00 per dozen for old and
$3.00:33.50 for young; hens. $4.00®5.03;
roosters, young, $4.00(35.03 per doz;
old. $1.50(35.00 per dozen ; fryers. $3.50(9
4.50 per dozen; broilers. $2.50(34.00 por
dozen for large and $2.0002.5J for small;
pigeons, $1.12)401.25.
Game—Nominal.
Middlings, $IS.OJ® 19.59 per ton.
Ground and rolled birley, $13.03(814.00;
oil caka meal at the mill. $25 per ton;
cottonseed oil cik'i, $21 per ton.
Hay—New wild oat. $4.0008.06; now
wheat and oat, $7.00010.03; new alfalfa,
$5.50:37.51; old wheat, $5.00010.01): wheat
and oat, $0.00(33.50; barley. $6.5008.59;
oat. $5.00:30.00; alfalfa, $6.0007.00; clover,
$8.0007.50; compressed, $4.0008.50; stock,
$4.5005,50 por ton.
Straw, 25040 c per bale.
Fruit /larkst
fSAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 25 Orchard
fruits and barrios told today at tho fol
lowing prices:
Plums—loolso.
Apples—Groon, 25050 a per box; red, 40
075 c per box.
Prunes—3s®6uc.
Pears—7sc(3sl.oo per box.
Peaches—3oo6oa per box.
Blackberries—sl.2so2.so per chest.
Raspberries—s4.o iiSHJ.o) per chest.
Huckleberries—s2.ooo4.oo.
Currants—s3.soo4.oo per chest.
Strawberries — Longworths, $1.0006.00
per chest; common, $1.50(^2.50.
Figs—Boosoo.
Grapes—3sosoc.
Nectarines—3so6sc.
Crab apples —25035 c.
Watermelons— $3.0006.00 per 103.
Cantaloupes—4oo7sc.
Oranges --.Seedlings, 59075 c.
California lemons—Com mon, $2.0133.03
per box; good tv choice, $2.6001.60.
Limes—Mexican, $3.0004.00 per box.
Bananas —$1.2502.03 per bunch.
Pineapples—s4.o3os.o3 pjr dozen.
Vegetable Alarket
SAN FR.VNCI3CJ. Aug. 20 Vegetable
quotations follow:
Green corn—>7scosl.2s.
Asparagus—Ordinary. 50c052.53 a box.
Green peas—7sc3H.O) persac£; girde.i,
2K® 2 ,'4 C P er lb-
String beans—lo2c.
Summer squash. 25(335:; per box.
Tomatoes—suo6Oo per box.
Egg plant—2sosoo.
Cucumbers—2oo3oc per box.
Peppers—Driod, 13315 c; green, 3504)3.
Okra—Drio 1, 150 per lb.
Cabbage—7soßoo per cental.
Carrots—s3c.
Garlic—2(33c par lb.
Livjrnjil Market
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 2;).—Wheat-St.ot
quiet: demand poot; No. 2 red win
ter, 6s No. 2 red spring, 5s f''.(~i;
No. 1 hard Manitoba, 5s No. 1 Cali
fornia, 5s 2 .1.
Futures closed steady and %®ld lower;
August, 5s 21: September, 5s 2d; Octo
ber, ss2',id; November. 5s 2V£d; Decem
ber, 5s 3d: January, 5s 3 :, 4<1.
Corn—Spot steady; American mixed,
new, 3s 103.
Futures closed steady and lower;
August, 3s IP-ad; September, 3s Oi jd; Oo
tober, 3.-' 0l 4 d; November, 3s 9}4<l; De
cember, 3s 9.1; January. 3s 6d.
FTour—Firm; demand poor; St. Louis
fancy winter, 7s.
Hops—At London. Pad do coast. £2.
Chicago Live 3t)ck Msrkst
CHICAGO. Aug. 23 —Cattlo—Common
to o:ttra native steers. $5.7506.93; cows.
$1.25,(53.80; bulls, $1.7503.60; calves, $4.75
05.96; stockers and feeders. $2.30(34.00.
Hogs—Heavy, $4.25 34.90; lights, $4.55
05.00; mixed, $4.4304.95; pigs, $3,500
4.85.
Sheep—Common to good natives, $1.65
03.50; lambs, $3.0905.25; westerns, $2.50
fr(5.10.
Receipts—Cattle, 7.503; calves, 1,000;
hogs, 14,030: sheep. 18,000.
Fruit Salo
CHICAGO, Aug. 29.—California fruit
was sold at amotion today, the following
prices being realized:
Pears—sl. .)0@2.25.
Plums-750@»1. 10.
Peaches—BUc(g)sl.os.
Prunes—7so@fl.os,
G r« i ies— 76o@ $1.90.
Nectarines—6o@63o.
NEW YORK, Aug, 20.-California fruit
sold at auction today roalizud tho follow
ing prices:
Pears—s2.oo.
P1um5—860(911,35.
Prunes—Boo@sl. IS.
The Wool Trade
BOSTON, Aug, 20.—Tno general hnsi
ness in the wool markot is reported quiet,
but although tho sales have fallen off the
market has a linn tone. The trade in
fleece wool is light. Territoiy wool -
Montana line medium and line, 11 to 14c;
scoured, 36@380; Montana No. 2 medium,
14@16c; scoured, 32(3330 California wools,
northern spring, ll«il4; scoured, 34@5e;
middle county spring. 11(813o; scoured,
27@30c; Australian scoured basis, comb
ines, superfine, 32@45c.
LOCAL BAN.; CLEARING'S " *
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 20.
'Following are ths Ldj Angeles bank
clearings for tbe current week:
Day. Exihanve*. Balance*.
Monday $ 170 427.69 819, 864,7.)
Tuesday 138,999.10 23,731,43
For Over Fifty Yean
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children teething. It toothes the child
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colic and is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
Twenty-five cents a bottle.
CHICAGO MARKET
The Day's Transactions ot t,ie ChlcaTO BDarl
ol Trade
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.—Wheat ruled ex
ceedingly weak and bcfuro noon had de
clined V/jC from the close yrsti rday.
Yesterday's weakness broagbt free liqui
dation today and rabies were decidedly
lower. The fear of impending deliveries
in the northwest was also a depressing
influence, and with tho absenco of local
or outside speculation had a heavy de
pressing influence. The exportation of
gol I shipments was also a bear factor
and was largely responsible for the de
cline. The deliveries in the northwest
wore not so large as yesterday and the
grading continues poor. The local re
ceipts of tbo day were monger and ship
ments for exporting countries to Europe
Isst week were 1,600,000 bushels below
the estimated weekly requirements. The
market had a very weak turn during the
last hour. September closed at l'ic for
the day. There was an additional liqui
dation and short sel ing. but fresh pie
dictious prevented timber decline.
Coin was weak and soid off ,',o Irom
yesterday's close.
Oats, weak and quiet, following corn
and wheat.
Provisions were irregular. Pork closed
5c lower than yesterday. Lard closed
2'4v decline and'ribs closed 12' 2 c advance
lor September.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat No. 2~
August 113
September .t»3'*£
December .lit.
Com No. 2—
August 37 t&AIM
September 37?tf0J8
December 31 Ii
May TJV432?;
Oats No. 8 —
August 20M
Septembsr 'J'l
May taii
Casa quotations win as follows:
Flour—Winter pitents. $3.7303.85; win
ter straights, $3.2501.43: spring patents,
$3.i0 iI..T); spring str.iglits, $2.9J j ;.20;
oakers*. $1.9002.50.
Wheat—No. 2 snring. No. 3
spring, 6106LUc; No. 2 red, 63@63%0.
Com—No. 2,
Oats—No. 2, 20'.„c; No. 2 white, 23}{<3
24c; No. 3 white.
Rye—No. :?, 43!^0.
Barley—No. 2, nominal; No. 3, 88040 a;
No. 4, nominal.
Flax seed—sl.o7.
Timothy seed—Prime, $4.3.').
Mess pork—Per barrel, $0.95010.05.
Lard—Per 100 lbs, $6.07>{.
Short ribs—Sides, loose, $6.1306.15.
Dry salted shoulders — Boxed, $5.02.< I
05.70.
Short clear sides,boxed—s6.sooß.7o.
Whisky—Distillers' finished goods per
gallon—sl.22.
On tho produce exchange today the but
ter mark it was steady; creamery, 1114
@lf»c; dairy. 9^016^0.
Eggs were steady a& 11 1 i
The receipts and anion: is warsi
Article*. Reoslpts, Bhlpmentt.
Flour, barrels 2,009 1,000
Wheat, bushels 49,009 lit,0)0 '
Com, busiiels 422,009 421,000
Oats, bush-lis 236,000 147,000 i
Kye, bushels :t.u,)o 1,000
Barley, basnols 4..0J0 5,000
LOCAL PRODUCE
Wholesale and Retail Quotations Corrected
Daily
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 20.
Trade continues brisk with prices gen
erally steady. The high price of eggs bus
led to the importation of eastern stock,
though in somewhat smaller quantities
than usual. Untter is a shade lower.
Northern grown potatoes are coming into
tho market 111 quantity, but the price
seems to be little affected.
Quotations foUow:
lvjgs—California ranch, !£lo; eastern, 10 j
@2I >c.
Butter—Creamery, fancy 2-lb squares. ]
2s-oz squnres, 50c; coast cream
ery, 32-oz squares. 55c. Dairy, fancy 2-10
squares, 4.30; 28-02 squares, -il'c; pickled,
(Jreun Fruits—Grapes, Black lliitn
bnrg, Muscat and Concord, OjO
per crate; pears, 65@750 per box;
Sweetwater grapes, 600 per crate; rasp
berries, liiij'is per box; strawberries .
4@50; plums, 75c@51; figs, 4(<Jso per lb;
apples, 51,50; peaches, 500 per box; black
berries. 5o per box; pineapples $3.00(3
4.00 per doz; bananas, $2.26@52.70 per
bunch; watermelons. 85@650 tier doz;
cantaloup is, 26@40c per dozen.
Vegetables —Sweet potatoes, $1.25;
green corn, 'Mo par saclt; ououmbers, -1 1 :
por box; tomatoes, too per box; beets,
Too per 100 lbs; cabbage, 50@00o; car
rots, Too; green onions, 200 per doz;
lettuce, 12@150 per doz bunches; pars
nips, SOSJOJo per 10J Ids: onions, new
white, 40c; yellow, 50@00c; turnips.
75c; spring beans. 3c; green peas, sc;
summer squash, 350 tier box; creen pep
pers, 3@40 per lb; artichokes, 100 per doit;
beans, lima, $5.50; navy, 53.25; pink, 51.90
@1!.00.
Potatoes— Loc.il, 50(rji5c; northern, 90c
9$ LOO.
Poultry—liens, per doz, $4.25(34.50;
young roosters. $4 00@4.75; old roosters.
14.00; broilers, 1f2.00ci3.0i; ducks. $5.00«.
6.00; turkeys, live, ll(ii3l2c per pound;
gees». per head.
Millstuffs—Flour, Los Angeles, $8.80;
Stockton brands. $3.85; Oregon, $3.20;
b/an, per ton, local, $16.00; northern,
$15.50; shorts, per ton, local $18.0J;
northern, $16.00; rolled buney, per tot),
$13.00; oraoked corn, per cwt, $1.20; feed
meal, per cwt. $1.25.
Provisions—Hams—rlex, per lb. l'J l 4 'c;
picnic, O'a'c; boneless. !P 2 c. Bacon—
Per lb.. Ilex breakfast, 10% c: light
medium, ()c; medium, T'j,:. Oried beef—
Per lb., sees, ioc; insides, lie. Dry
salt pork —Per lb., clear bellies. Sijc;
short clear. clear backs, 7c. Pickle I
pork—Per half blii., 8) lbs., $8. Lard —
Per lb., ivory compound, tierces, 5,' 4 e;
rexolene, 6Wo; pure leaf, T' .'c. Cottolene—
7Ho.
Hides and Wool—Hides as tnoy run —
Dry, llic; kips. 12c; dry calf, liij; hulls
and stags. 8!-jc. Sheep pelts - Weak.
Wool—rN*omlnally, '■'■■! le.
Cheese—California—Full cre:ini Mats,
11c; Young America, 12.;; hand, 13o; ball
cream tints. 7c; Young America. T' 2 c;
hand, BWo. JSnstern — Cheddars add
twins, 13@140. Imported—Swiss 25c;
limburger, 14@15o; buck. 15@16o; West
phalia, 20c; Roquefort, 4214 c.
i drain und Hay—Barley—Per oontal,
feed, 00c; seed, dOo. Corn—Per cental.
$1.15. Wheat —Per cental. $1.05. liay —
l'er ton, alfalfa, $7.00«59.u0; barley, $7.0.1
®0.00; wheat. $9.00@10.00.
Citrus Fruits—Lemons—unoured, $1.40
(%I.O'J; cured, $2.50.i(3.00. Oranges—Per
box, fancy seedlings, $1.00; choice, 80c;
standard. 05c.
Dried Fruits—Apples—Sun dried, sacks,
per lb., 5((?0c; boxes, 7,.(>1c; evaporated,
fancy, Bw9o. Apricots—Fancy, H)4c;
choice, Be. Peaches—Fancy unpecied.
sc; bleached, Oe. Nectarines—ranoy
choice. 6i£7c. Pears—Fancy evip
orated, 7@90. Plums — Fitted, choice.
7i.i00. Prunes — Cioice, boxed, Oiijuc;
sacks, StsSlc; fancy. 80.
Live Stock—Hogs—Per cwt., $0. Beef
cattle—ss((?o. Mutton-I'io per lb. Veal
—s>£(c[|7c per lb.
Fresh Meats—Butchers' prices for
whole carcasses: Iteef—.">\;«i.oc per lb
Veal— Mutton—6@7o. Pork—oc.
Nuts—Walnuts— Los Angeles, He; Los
Nietos, 80; medium sort, 8@8oW; soft
shell Los Nietos fancy, ll(S;l2e. Almonds
—soft shell, 11(312o; paper shell. 13c;
bard shell. oc. Filberts— Pe
cans—l3@lsc.
Honey and Beeswax—Honey—Comb,
per lb.; strained, 3>i(ij34c. bees
wax—2o@22c per lb.
"PnowN's Bronchial Troches" relieve
Throat Irritations caused by cold or use oi the
voice The genuine sold only In boxes.
Eckstrom does the wall paper business of the
city. He has a large stock, good taste and cor
rect prices.
Pdeycle craze Is on, wall paper must go—3o
to 50 per cent off; 328 S. Spring st See our
Tribune Wheel, best on earth; judge for your
se:..
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Tuesday, Aug. 20, 181*5.
Lewis W Andrews aad Abbie C Andrew
to George G Crane —Lands in Crescents
Canada ; $12,500.
Winsen Kls to Martin Els—Lot 19, blk
2, Florence street tract: 1150.
Mary E Haynes to Belle Hoots—Lot 11,
blk D, Oenison tra,:t; $450.
Elizabeth Phillips to Alfred Ellis—Lot
9, res lb of Mrs M Werner's tract, Pasa
dena ; $1000.
Aaron Hodgkini to Sue A Crampton—
Lot r>2, bik 115, Redondo; $300.
A Babbitt to Elizabeth E ilarvic—Lot
80, lionit a tract; $.".00.
Same to same—Lots 8 and 79, Bonita
tract; $450.
A and John F Hogan to George F'
SsMCr—Lots M, N. O and Z, blk 07, and
lot B, blk 175. Santa Monica; $20,000.
Same to saosa—Lot M, blk 97, Santa
Monica; $8000.
A and Nerva J Barney to Nellie
Wright—Lot 27, Grider & Diiw's Adams
st tract; $417.60.
Katie and W W Cain to Joseph P
Yoder—W 60 ft loi is ol South Side tract;
$450.
P and Julia P Steinhart t 1 V LnCTOiX—
Lot 8, blk 7, City Center t act: $950.
Rosedale Cem Assn to X H Lin-en
bard--S'.; lot 91, hlk M; $125.
S J Holman and E V ilolman to D Me*
Lennan—W' 3 lot 0, Alexander Cruick
shnnk's Sun Pasqual tract; $2025.
Sophia Neppel to Valentine Ii Eniig—
Lot 14, G W King's siib.blk 89, II 8; $.04.
Wesley Clark et al to Edward Dolan—
Lot 42, Clark & Urnm trtct; $000.
Summary
Poeds 32
Nominal 16
Total $44.2<0.in
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tre.-it by medicine nil diseases of woman, man
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trin! nioiti' will convince the sick t hat Dr.
«\ o:g lliin's remedies an* more afflcaclona than
can be prescribed, l>r Wong Htm i? a Ghinesi
physician of prominence and a gentleman of
responsibility. His repulalion is more thus
will established, unci all persons needing hie
Fervi'-ts can rel* on his tkill and ability. A
cure is guar anted in every oase in which a re>
covery la possible. Herb medicines for BUIO
OR. I'UOMC HI 7*l
HERB DOCTOR,
639 Upper Mam Street, Los Angele*,
Who would suppose a flrst-elasfl pr-Jr
of shoc3 for nun could bo bought to?
$2.60 V
Yotberoistho bargain 1 Lewis' ima
CalC Shoe.-, ore wonderful Kellers becauss
oi lea] merit.
Where 13 tlio merit? Riylit ]'~rc—
Bolid loathe;-, elegant style, Goodyear
sewed, artistic fi rkmauship. Bvcrr
pair hasiowis 1 Cor!- Filled Sole, which,
renders then tap! rvious to tret 1 ad cold.
Hi ;h prr.de iv everything say
That's chenn.
Talk with your dealer Ti ho sell 3 those
" sellers.''
Sold by THE POOP. MAN'S FRIEND,
110 and US North -Main St.
J, M. Griffith, Pres. John 1 Griffith, V.-l'rea.
F. T. Griffith, seoretary and Treasurer
000. it. Wattes, siipt. of Mill.
J. M. GRIFFITH COMPANY.
Lumber Dealers,
And manufacturers of
miiic Kill work oi Every mm.
!>oors. Windows, Blinds and Stairs,
U34 N. ALA Alibi) A 81.. La* Alleles. OaJL
@ OR. JORDAN & CO/S
0k GMT MUSEUM CF AETOai
h tOol Marked St., San Francisco
V tt<*2} * (Between oth and 7th Sts.)
1 frSKfii ll and learn how A'onderfully ;oe
I ML nre made und how to avoid Stcinest
\\ 11 disease. Museum enlarged will
A A thousands of now oujucts. AdnuV
t'rlvate Ufiice—Name Jiujldln?
1051 Market Street—Diseaaea of men:
stricture, loss of nianiiooO, disuatrg of the ckia
and kidneys quickly cured without the use uf mtr
cury. Tniatuient personally or by letter. Suud
.or book.
Old established and reliable practitioners.
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