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NEWS NOTES.
United States Weather Office.
Report of observations taken at Los Angeles,
ikntpmber 23. 1892:
Time. | Bat. |Thet
5:00 *.m. '29 «4 R4
6KWp.m. .29 01 8l»
Cl'd'ss.
Max. tern., 80: rain. tent.. 52.
Forecast.
Weathtr forest for tho 24 hours ending at
miduicht, Septe i ber 24,'L>r southern Califor
■ia: Fair wea her: m-urly siati jtury tern
perature, wiadsgtii'rally Watt rly.
The public rc-liool children will cele
brate Columbus dry, o,'iober 21nt, by
carrying out a progre.mnie com-isting of
patriotic.featurea.
There are undelivered foVsratns at
the Western Union telegraph office, cor
ner North Mnin and Oourl stieeta,
September 23d, for Franc's M. Oolen, J.
H. Pegg, Otipper Sittle, Felix Levick.
The death occurred yesterday oi Mrs.
George M. HoHotk She had been ill for
a long time from a aevei c diseaee,»Bd
the end relieved bar from rea infjf ring.
The avuiputhv of v\nv' - Srendu is
extended t:> Judge Bolt-* in this, his
hour of sorrow.
Ben Benjamin, who has hi or) connect
ed with the daily press for the past seven
years ps sporting writer, Will today com
merce the* poblieatrfrn of a weekly called
Sport, devoted to all branches of out
door pastimes,
A jolly party will sail from Avalnn,
Cntalina ishtud, September 25th. for tbe
Ban Diego celebration, including
Judge J. P. Sheet*, Willard Beeson,
George Sanderson, Mews. McOlam.
C. F. Reeves, Ciarani Fenton, ChriHt
Rintein, J. Bset, Ghappell and W. H.
Bloeter.
Police Clerk R. E. Cottle received a
teleeram yesterday morning announcing
tbe death"of his father, E. L. N. Cottle,
of Tulare, aged 76 years. The first inti
mation Mr. Cottle had oi h ! s father's
illness was the announcement, of hiß
death. Mr. Cottle left last night for
Tulare, expecting to return on Monday.
Articles of incorporation were filed
yesterday by th* Equitable Mutual
Building aud L >n.n association, of Los
Angeles. The capital stock is $2,000.
--000. ot which 116,500 has been actually
subscribed. The following are the di
rectors: Walter C. Dnrgin, Henry S.
Qrme, Frank Irvit g. Thomas G. Bristol
and Bradner W. Lee, all of Los Augeles.
Two boys escaped from tbe Whittier
reform school yesterday. One of them
was Oharies K. Hi1!,«17 years old, 5
feet 1% inches tall, weight, 140 pounds.
He has light auburn hair and blue eyes.
His home was Denver. Colo., hut he was
committed from San Bernardino. The
other was Burt Starr, 16" years old, 5
feet 8 inches tall, auburn hair and bine
eyes. His home is iv Snnta Barbara;
he waa committed from Ventura. Both
boys wore their work clothes.
To show what close figuring is being
don? in this city, it, is stated that on the
bidding on O. W. Krause's house,
which is to be built on Twenty-ninth
street, there were 17 bids, all of which
ranged within a few dollars of each
other, and three of the bids were exactly
the same, those of Messrs. Reming
ton, Thompson and Hannon being identi
cal. These gentlemen decided to pull
straws for the prize. Mr. Remington
getting the longest straw, was awarded
the doDtract.
A number of young ladies and gentle
men assembled in the parlors of the
Y. M, C. A., on Thursday evening, and,
after listening to an address by Miss
Win Die S. Morris, stat* superintendent
and organizer of Yon tig Woman's
Christian Tempeiance Unions of North
ern California, upon Our Country and
Relation Thereto, were organized into
the Los Angeles Young Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union. The following
officers were elected: President, Miss
Gertrude Finney: recording secretary,
Mies Edith Holden ; corresponding sec
retary, Mrs. H. W. Brodbi'ck; treasurer,
Miss Herman.
The sympathy of many Pomona
people goes out to R. T. Davie, recently
a blacksmith in this place, and now of
New Jerusalem, Ventura county, says
the Pomona Progress, because of the
trouble that has corns into hie family.
It seems that among the young people
who were given a cordial welcome to
the Davis home in Veniura county was
a young man named George Wagner,
who became a favorite iv the house.
Sff. stid Mrs Davie gave him their con
fidence and honor. He abused it, and
tho newspapers up that way have been
full of ait awful scandal he created in
the family where ne was made a wel
come guest. Mr. Davis had him ar
rested, but the young rascal was subse
quently freed upon his marrying little
Nannie, the 13 year-old daughter of Mr.
Davis.
Montefiure Orthodox Cciigre^^Hon.
Holiday services win ne ueia at Ma
sonic hall, 125)6 South Spring street,
commencing Wednesday evening, Sep
tember 21st. Dr. A. W. Edelmao will
officiate. Seats can be had at Henry
Kline's, 104 South Main street.
Printed Wedding Invitations
specialty. New, handsome typ;. One half
cost of engraving. H. 11. Lee & tiro., printers,
140Nortn Spring street.
The finest coufectiom-rv, ie -cream and soda
fountain iv tbe city is at Chi Ist: pher's, '241
Houth Spring street.
FALL IN T
We don't mean the river or a hole in the ground,
but we do mean our New Line of
FALL GOODS-THEY'RE IN!
SOME IN THE WINDOWS,
OTHERS IN THE DOORWAY, AND
A GIGANTIC LINE INSIDE!
QUALITY IN A, PRICE IN ZI
— NEW
mm m mil m
Main and Requena Sts.
IPS ANGELES HERALD; SATURDAY MORNING ,SEPTEMBER 24, 1892.
MEMORANDA.
Rev. Frank E. Mason, C. S. D.. will
deliver an address to Christian Scien
tists, at Odd Fellows'hall, tomorrow at 3
p. m. Admission free to all interested
in Christian Science.
Tbe Southern Pacific will give the
usual half rates tomorrow from Los An
geles to all local points.
Dr. Chamley, at 211 West Fitst street,
has 17 cases of cancer under treatment
now, and averages curing about four
every week.
Geo. Riddle's reading of Midsummer
Nights' Dream, is by all odds the most
poetic and fairy-like realization of the
poem that I have ever listened to. —
[New York Truth.
Bishop Holt, of tbe United Brethren
church, will preach at Union hall, corner
of Grand avenue and Seventeenth street,
Sunday, at 11 a. m. No service at
night.
At the Palace tonight, is the first ap
pearance in Los Augeles of the world
renowned Venetian Lady Troubadours.
Don't fail to see them.
The chorus choir of the First Congre
gational church, W. Gardner Cogswell,
director, assisted by other local taleiit,
will give their farewell praise service to
morrow, Sunday evening, at 7:30, Ad
dress by Pastor Dr. llutchins.
Parents wishing to place their daugh
ters in school will find the principal of
St. Hilda's Hall, Glendale, at home
afternoons until the opening of the
school, Septembei 21st.
September 24' h to October 2d the
Southern California railway, Santa Fe
route, will sell excursion tickets to San
Diego at one fare for round trip, tickets
good returning until October 3d.
Papa Schurtz has spared no expense
iv engaging the celebrated Venetian
Lady Troubadours for a short season.
They will positively sppear at the Palace
this evening.
Grand opening of fall millinery at
Mrs. J. M. Erdman's, 419 South Spring
street, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day, September 26tb, 27th"and 28th. No
cards.
Geo. Riddle's programme for Satur
day's mutinee will include Cardinal
Wolsey, the inimitable courtship scene
between Henry V and Catherine, the
Boat Race by Robert Grant, and How
ell's Sleeping Car, with its amusing
situations.
Fifty cents for the round trip to Re
dondo or Santa Monica via the Southern
California railway, "Santa Fe route,"
on Saturday or Sunday.
Los Augeles to Long Beach and re
turn, 50 cents, aud San Pedro aud re
turn, 50 cents, on the Los Angeles Ter
minal Railway, good going Saturday or
Sunday, nnd returning Saturday, Sun
day and Monday.
A complete tour of the kite-shaped
track will only cost you $2 05 Sunday.
Trains leave Santa Fe depot, foot of
First street at 8:30 and 11 o'clock a. m.
There will be another sale of Re
marque pruoi etchings, Saturday, Sept.
24th. These are fine, large pictures, and
all good subjects. Everyone desiring a
picture should take advantage of this,
aB the stock is limited; price, $2 each.
They will be on exhibition at Sanborn,
Vail & Co.'a art Etore, 133 South Spring
street, on the above date,
A series of addresses will be given at
the Y. M. C. A. on Sunday afternoons,
by prominent city pastors, concerning
some of the dangers be&etting young
men in Loa Angeles. Roy. J. H. Coilins
will give the first of the series tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock ou the topic,
Frightful Facts. A malechorußis being
organized under the direction of Prof.
F. C. Bacon, and, together with an or
chestra, will lead the music.
Col. John P. Irish, whose Bpeech at
the pavilion, on Wednesday evening,
was so well received, will address tbe
citizens of Downey on Friday, and the
people of Pomona on Saturday evening.
The masterly manner in which he pre
sents the issues of the day, makes him
an interesting as well as an iiiftrußtive
speaker, and his houses are always rilled
with attentive listeners.
8, D, List, notary public. Lee.il pipers oaro
;. '• drawn. IS7 Wtst e>cond. Telephone 165.
Ho! For San Diego.
Eon't fail to attend t""e grand eelebra'ion of
the 350 th anniversary of the discovery of Cal
ifornia by Cabrillo, at fcan Diego, on Wednes
day and Thursday, September 28th and 29th,
Special cheap excursion ratei from all stations
on the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific.
Special for a Short Time
Great American Importing Tea Co. arc giving
extra double pr feuts to everybody at their
stores, 135 N. Main street and 35 tS. Spring
street, Los Angeles. Their Tea?, Coff :es and
Spices are pronounced perfection. Visit their
siores and get the best.
New and Old Books, Magazines, Btc.
Boot Exchange, Corner Second and Main Hh
Geuta' Hats Cleaned, Dyed and Pressed.
H rtley, hatter, 264 3outh Main street.
Fall Millinery Opening
Thursday, ffrHay and Saturday. Fine im
ported trimmed styles All are invited to at
tend. No earns. Mrs. Forster-Iluber, 103
florth Spring street.
Visiting; Cards JBngraved
tl Langsladter's, 214 West Second. Tel. 762.
Landsbere, tho Tailor,
No 127 Hast First street. Latest patterns in
suitings. Btst work. Moderate priced. Satis
faction guaiauteed. Also cleaning aud dyeing
Wallpaper. 237 S. Spring. Samples cent.
BILFINGER'S PECULIAR IDEAS.
How He Excused His Supposed
Bigamous Conduct.
Two Young Men Charged with Beat
ing Little Boys.
Mrs. Hilfinfcer Cruelly Uecelved by Her
Husband—Mr. Landing's Story
About Ills Boys Being
Maltreated.
The suit of Lena Crandall vs. Carl W.
Bilflnger, to annul their marriage, re
ferred to by tbe Herald yesterday as
containing sensational features, has de
veloped some very original ideas on the
part of the defendant iv the case. Mr.
Bilfiuger is a character iv his way, and
was in Los Angeles for quite a while in a
refinery. It was during his residence iv
the city that ho met, wooed aud won the
lady who now seek", not to secure a di
vorce, but to have her marriage an
nulled, as a better protection to her fair
name, aud the custody of the child, the
fruit of the marriage.
Bilfiuger, who is well educated aud
claims to be an expert chemist, a num
ber of months ago boldly proclaimed
that he had made a discovery which
would revolutionize the art of refining
oils, and that he would make a great for
tune by his discovery. He left Los An
geles and went to Cleveland, O , where
he engaged in experimtnts with his dis
covery, and came near blowing himself
up. Afterwards he wettt to Indianapolis?,
where he is now supposed to be.
His wile never suspected her husband
of the cruel wrong he had perpetrated
upon Iter, even when he left Los Ange
les, and expected him back with in
creased fame and a well'filled pocket
book, as the result of his brain work.
But in June, only three months ago,
letters came to ber absent husband
from Germany. Without thinking that
she was to read the death blow of ber
happiness, and only believing that they
might be about business matters de
mauding attention, Mrs. Bilfiuger
opened them. They were from a woman
who signed herself Mrs. Bilfiuger, and
their content was perfectly convincing
that she so considered herself. The dis
covery was a very sad one to the lady
and she consulted her old father and
mother, who iive iv Los Angeles. They
then went to Henry W. Bleecker, and
upon his advice an investigation was
begun, which resulted in ihe disclosure
of the villainy o! the htißband. He had
left his first wife, for what cause is
unknown in this country, although a
letter to him from his brother begged
him not to further disgra.ee his family.
He courted Mrs. Bilfiuger No. 2 with the
avowed statement that he was an un
married man, while he knew at the
time the injury he was doing her and
any children they might have. The
lady cornea from a very respectable
family in the cily, and they leal the
notoriety tbat has come to them very
keenly.
It is understood that letters have been
received from Bilfiuger since the dis
closure, in in which he almost acknowl
edged the exis ence of wife No. 1,
alleging that he thought it was ati right;
that, he had expected to gat a divorce,
but tbat he h: d been advieed that he
was practically divorced and it did not
matter much.
MR. LANDING'S STORY.
Bo Charges Two Young; Men With Bru
tal Assault.
Yesterday W. H. Landing, an old man,
who lives with his wife and two sons,
near Oahuenga, told tho district attorney
a story, upon whicli.a warrant was iesued
for the arrest of Roscoe E3ingtontor. and
a man named Warden. His hoys are 14
and 10 years oid, and Mr. Landing lays
that Esington brut ally beat Frank, his
eldest son, last Wednesday evening,
about 5 o'clock. About five weeks ago
he got into a diepute with the men about
a water right, and they tried to quarrel
with him. They called him name*, and
threatened to run him out of tbe coun-
try.
The old man alleges that last Wednes
day evening, at the hour mentioned, he
and his wife were away from home. His
sons, Frank and Willie, were in the
yard, and Esington came up to them.
Without saving anything, he kicked the
eldest, boy, Frauk, iv the breast, knocked
him down, threatened to kill him, and
then beat him and tore his clothes. The
boys could do nothing, and, according to
the old man's story, ran in the house
and locked themselves in. The defend
ants had not be< n arrested at a late hour
last evening, although officers were look
ing for them.
Court Notes.
Henry Meiesen was tried before Jus
tice Stanton yesterday morning, upon a
second charge of disturbing the peace,
brought against him by Mrs. Mary Mc-
Cann. After the testimony was intro
duced, the court took the case under
advisement.
Mrs. Sophia Murris was yesterday
granted a divorce from her husband, F.
Murris, by Judge MeKinley, on the
ground of desertion. He was a brake
man, and his wife had not heard from
him for over a year. They have two
children, of which she was granted the
custody.
The trial of the damage suit of JameH
Lacey vs. George K. Foster was re
sumed yesterday before Judge Wade,
and during the afternoon the defendant
was recalled. He was put through a
solid cross-examination by James M.
Dauirou. The case will probably be
finished today, as the testimony is about
r.Hin. ' '
An information was' filed gby the dis
trict attorney in department one against
P. O'Leary, charging him with assault
with iutent to commit robbery. He will
be arraigned this morning.
Iv the case of the peoplf vs. Ah Sing,
who is accused of robbing Dr. Tom She
Bin, the remittiturot" the supreme court,
grafting him a new trial, was received
in department one of the superior court,
and the case put on the trial calendar
for September 24th, to be set.
A motion for a non-suit was argued
aud submitted before Judge Van Dyke
in the case of Ira E. Moore vs. The Car
bonate Mining compauy, which he is su
ing for $2000 for legal services.
A suit on two promissory notes for
$250 each, brought by Eames against
Crnzior, waß continued by Judge Shaw
until October Ist.
In the matter ot the estate and guard
iauship of Louisa L. Fraisher et al..
Judge Clark denied a petition to accept
a compromise deed, and ordered the
foreclosure of the mortgage.
In the United States district court,
Charles Milhabn, convicted of taking
away some brandy from a Fresno distil
(Inlands
" Absolutely the Best."
It is made of pure cream
cf tartar and soda, no am
lia, no alum. A like
q .ntity gees farther and
( ss better work. It is
therefore cheaper.
Cleveland's is the baking
r der used in the U. S.
my and by teachers of
cookery. It never varies,
r, id always gives perfect
c. .Try a can.
lery, which was in the hands of the mar
shal, was sentenced to pay a fine of $106
and eerve six months in the Fresno
county jail.
The Herald is informed that the suit
instituted by Jean Leonis vs. J. S.
Amestoy et al., to secure, title to his
interest in Miguel Leouis'e estate, which
he deeded away in trust, is a friendly
one, aud that, the Aim-stoy heirs will not
dispute his interest. In that event the
litigation will not be as protracted as
thought, _
New Suits Filed.
The following suits were placed on file
in the county clerk's office yesterday :
Mrs. Martha Paddock filed a petition
fur the probate of the will of her father,
Jonathan D. Hutchinson, deceased, the
estate being valued at $1250.
Mrs. Anna Maria Sholderer began suit
against E. D. Gibson, sheriff, etal., to
secure judgment lor $837 50, on property
alleged*to have been illegally attached.
Henry Clem nt and Elijah Gay filed a
confession of judgment for $1084.56, on a
no'e for $714, given to Albert C. Day iv
1888.
POLITICAL MATTER.
The Democratic County Committee to
Organize Today.
Today the Democratic county central
committee will meet to elect its officers.
There seems to exist a unanimous senti
ment in favor of the selection of C. F.
A. Last as permanent chairman, and he
will undoubtedly be elected.
As to what selection for secretary will
be made, cannot yet be stated.
John A, Anderson, of the well-known
firm of Anderson <Sc Chanslor, is a candi
date for the Democratic nomination for
the council in the Fourth ward.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses were iseued yester
day to the following persons :
Charles Russell Orcutt, aged 28, a na
tive of Vermont, and resident of Orcutt,
San Diego county, and Olive L. Eddy,
aged 35, a native of New York, and resi
dent of Los Angeles.
Si S. Rich, aged 32, a native of Cali
fornia, and Johanna Sanders, aged 23, a
nativp of Germany, both residents of
Los Angeles.
George A. Atwood, aged 45, a native
of Maine, and Mrß. Hattie E. Fanning,
aged 47, a naive of Ohio, both residents
of Los Angeles.
Reuben James Shafer, aged 20, and
Alice Shaffer, uged 18, both natives of
Kansas and residents of Lob Angeles.
Charles E. White, aged 41, a native of
Virginia, and Mrs. Ida Harverson, aged
21, a native of California, both residents
of Los Angeles.
PERSONALS.
"Jim" S. Cullen, one of the most
brilliant attorneys of San Diego, is in
the city for a few days' stay.
E. J. Calley, a popular commercial
traveler from San Francisco, is in the
city on a business trip.
Mrs. M. A. Jordan has just returned
from New York.
H. E. Carter, the well-known attor
ney, who was hurt last Sunday while
out riding, has now recovered, and ia at
bis .nice again to transact business.
Harry M. Reed, one of the best drum
mers on the road hailing from San Fran
cisco, is in the city.
ON FIRE WITH ECZEMA.
Terrible Sufferings of Little Baby.
Seven Doctors and Two Hospitals
Fail. Cured by Cuticura.
My baby boy, 5 months old, broke out with
eczema The itching and burning was intense;
the eczema kpread to bis limbs, breast, face and
head, until he w»s nearly covered; hi* torturing
ogonies were pitiable to behold; he had no
pence and but little rest
jf, night or day. He was
/ ■ \ under treatment at differ
/ \ ent times at two hospitals
' \ and by seven doctors in
I this city withouttheleast
**" ■'' / benefit; every prescrip
ts* (Srtv «3 li " v oI the doctors was
■W? 2i3"> ff faithfully tried, but he
, . HI grew worse all tho time.
•*<M iS For months I expended
/•Sv F\ aDout ? 3 Per week for
\ metlici .es, and was en-
discouraged. Iruir
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immediate, his sufferings were eased, and rest
and sleep permitted. He steadily Improved
nnd In nine weeks wss entirely cured, and has
now an Clear a skin and is as fair a boy as any
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MRS. M. FEKGUBON,
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scaly, crusted and pimply diseases and humors
of the skin, scalp and blood, with loss of liafr,
'uora infancy to rge, whether simple, scrofu
lous or hereditary, when all other methods and
best physicians fail.
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£63r-Bend for "How to Cure Skin Diseases."
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CHRONIC DISEASES AND DEFORMITIES.
}},\[ a Appliances for Rupture, Curvature of the
Spiue, Olub Foot, and a.l deformities, nianu-
faotured by our own instrument maker.
11 F 1 IT ? rvous Debility. Bexual Weakness, Loss of Power, Gleet, Gonorrhosa, Hyphills,
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SPECIAL MEMORANDA.
Ring up telephone 44. Your gocde
will be promptly delivered.
Bichloride of gold—Safe and sure cure
for drunkenness. Silver Ash inetitute,
Santa Fe Springs.
Drink Red Ribbon beer. Tel. 44.
Dr. Pepper, HOJi. S. Spring street.
Drink Pabst Blue Ribbon beer. Ger
main Fruit company, sole agents. Be
ware of imitations.
Try our Sonoma Zinfandf 1 wine at 50
cents per gallon. T. Vache & Co., cor.
Commercial and Alameda s.ts. Tel. 309.
Fine liquors for medicinal use, at 11.
J. Woollacott's.
R. G. Cunningham, dentist, rooms 1
and 2, Phillips block, N. Spring atreet.
Woollacott wants 500 dozen bottles.
Boys, bring them along.
Blatz beer, Woollacott, agent.
Dr. C. Edgar Smith, rupture, female,
rectal diseases. Seventh and Main
streets. Telephone 1031.
Send a couple of cases of California
wines to your eastern friemds. Germain
Fiuit company.
H. J. Woollacott, importer of fine
liquors.
Dr. R. J.Goss, corner First and Spring
streets, rooms 3D and 40, new Wilson
block, makes a specialty of diabetes,
paralysis and rbeumatiem.
Napa soda, Woollacott, agent.
Pure California wine put np in cases
by H. J. Woollacott. Send ai.veto
your friends. 124 aud 126 N. Spring
street.
Tbe latest novelties in the piciure line
are those art prints on satin and em
bossed mounts, which have had such a
great sale in Sau Frr.ncisco and New
York. The entire line bag been im
ported from Berlin by Sanborn, Vaii &
Co., 133 South Spring street, and is
now on exhibition.
CO ALINE
An article needed in every family for wash
lng clothes and all k>nd* of cleaning. It con
tains NO A « II), n») 1,1 MX, NO POTASH.
Used in tbe E->st will SOOeen for vcnra. Uni
versally uieful. Factories mills, printers,
housekeepers, engineers, snd persons wo kins
where the bands beco > c sore and strained. It
leaves the hands soft and white, and cute?
cuts and scratches on the skin". No scrubbing;
no muscular labor. In cleaning house, as
n. delicate woman can clean without fatigue.
It saves paint. For cleaning paint, varnished
surfaces, window glass, mirrors, gold frames,
marble furuilure, silverware. i-howcascs,
bronzes, cut glacs. gloves and ess fixtures. It
removes paint, pitch or tar irom the hands or
clothing readily. Anyhing soiled by oil or
grease, flies, pencil marks or dirt of any kind.
It will clean without soap or water. Ued In
hotels and .teainers for Washing dishes For
the bath it has uo equal. l or cleaning falsi
teeth, it saves that peculiar annoyance to >o
many. It cures tho poison of poison oat, and
removes sunburn, l.irections on ev.ry bottle;
50c per quart bottle. W. K. ItdRKKS, acent,
P. O. box 635,125 Hast Third street. ' Os Ange-'
los, Cal. 9 111 m
PECK, SHARP k MM CO.,
UNDERTAKERS,
AND
EM BALM ERS.
Everything First-Clasi ami Charges Reasonable.
No. 140 North Main street, Los Angeles.
Always open. Tei. No. 61.
MANICURING,
CRIMFING,
SHAMPOOING,
SINGEING,
"m™ wonder hair parlors
MRS. M. CODIE, 219 South Spring street.
M U iIWO dpTiblAN. Xyeaatte.
• tl. Ail! fill, accurately with SPECTA
' CLES or EYE GLASSES by
the latest methods. Fine lenses a spe* laity
Microscopes, telescopes, hydrom-ters, barome
ters, thermometers, co'< pistes, microscopic ob
jects, lantern slides, etc. Glass* ground to
order. Repairs promptly done.
No. 126 South Sprimr st , Los Angeles,
0-29 3m
IMMENSE INVOICE
JUST ARRIVED OF CHEAP
Dioner, Tea sTcilet Services
STAFFORDSHIRE CROCKERY CO.,
8-27 417 South Spring street 6mo
Dr. J. A. MUNK, "St
Clubfoot, Spinal Curvature, Hip Disease and
Tumors, Rupture, Female, Bladder, Rectal and
all other diseases of the pelvis. Fits the only
truss tbat gives perfect satisfaction. Some
thing- new. SOUTH SPRING STREET. ]
Los Angeles, Oal. 9-23 6m !
r /" _ Cancer Hospital.
Cure orno pay, noknlfe
Hs or pain. Large, exter
<?B unl or internal. Testl-
monials Si treatise sent
' rec - Oolco2llW. First
\ >6t, Los Angeles, Cal.'
S. R. CHAMLEY, M. D.
Rcpi'irir,); promptly attended to.
Old trunks taken in ctcbn
J. C. CUNNINGHAM,
Manufacturer of and dealer iv
I Trunks and Traveling' Bags.
I 7-3 3m 130 South Main street. Tel. 818.
SEXUAL DISEASES"!
DR. white:.
TDK EMINENT WI'ECIAI.IST,
Continues to. cure PRIVATTS, NERVOUS and
CHRONIC DISEASES o: both Bexcs.
Gonorrhoea, Gleet. Stricture, Syphilis, Im
potency. Night I os-es, Varicocele promptly
cured. Blood, Kidney, Bladder and Nervous
diseases treated with rental kable success. Dr.
White Is the oldest specialist In the city.
DISPENSARY, 116 E. FIRST STREET,
Rooms 12, 13, 14, 15.
PITTTTfIMI Dr. White calls attention to the
U 1 lU!< ! fact that his paiients aro not en
trusted to the care of hired substitutes, as is the
cane in,so mat y so-clled Instiiutoß, which are
established wlih some high sounding title or
under a borrowed name, and are conducted by
men too inexperienced to practUo successfully
under iht lr own names.
REMOYAL_ NOTICE.
Messrß. PTP.ONI A SLATRT, manufacturers
of Native Wines and Brandies, beg to inform
the citizens of Los Angelex and vicinity that
they are now permanently located at No.
340 North Main street (Baker block), where
they ha ye opened an office and spacious sales
room for conducting their city and jobbing
business.
Family trade respectfully solicited and
promptly attended to.
Pure wines and brandies ol »ur manufacture
for medlclns.l uses. ,
Telephone BH6. P. O. box 1077, Station C.
N. B—Proprietors of West Olendale Winery
and Vineyards. 7-3 3m
c. f7a. last,
BCCCBBBOB TO
131 N. MAIN ST.,
Wholesale and Retail
Wine i Liquor Merchant
Finest stock of Old Hermitage, W. H. Mo-
Brayer. Old Crow, Spring Hill, New Hope,
Bluo Grass, Boi d Si Llllard. Mellwood, Old
Taylor, etc. Strai.ht Kentucky Whiskies
Family and m dlcinm trade solicited. 0 803 m
BUS C H & HANNON,
JOBBERS AND UXTAILRRP.
Farm Implements and Vehicles.
Contractors' Grading Tools a Specialty.
146,141, 150 ad 152 North In Ancolei St. .
a-1* tl