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Los Angeles Daily Herald
VOL. XX.
War' Avltablr.
Loudon, Sept. 6.—There is much ex
citement in Hong Kong,consequent upon
the rceelpt of news of Chinese troops
crossing the line Mong Ksi. This means
that China has accepted the gage France
baa thrown down and war is inevitable.
Po*aibl}lUeaof War.
Paws, Sept. s.—The Chinese Lega
tion states that it is possible that China
has reinforced nor tro?ps on the fron
tier, owing to tho treaty imposed upon
Aoam by Prance. China, bring the
suzerain of Tonquin, might now con
sider that she has the right to send
troops to Tonquin. Tbe Legation hav
ing received no news of the treaty of
Hne has uot protested against it.
DAIXY HERALD.
Pustudied evory morning, exeat* Monday, by
JOSEPH D. LYHCH.
TBSRMS FOB 'uaiu. j HERALD:
Far annum, bjr mall or exprae. 17.00
tlx womb., by man or .xproa 4.00
Wire, month..... - .. 100
Dtuvsasn bt Caaaixaa, rax Wtax, 160.
WEEKLY HERALD.
Pusushsd Svaar BATtias*v kf osjk xo,
TBRMB:
On* year, by mall sr srpress, one copy, SS.OC
Sis Osontlw, by mall or express 1 75
Threj mouths, by mail or express I OC
ADVKUTIHIuMaCNTW isseertetl at reasonable rates
t& All kinds of Job Work done to compete aits
v Krejielaoo ia price, style and ekgaaes ol
A New Trick in the Confidence Garre.
I St. Louis t-ioLit -Democrat.)
A new swindling scheme has come to
the surface in Harrison county. A man
drops into town, gains a residence ami
sells out or deim-ei. to move. lie goes
to sevoral merchant*! and asks if they
haveaLy account against him, aa it in
probable that his wife has made pur
chases. If so* he desires to pay it. Of
coarse there was no account. As he
passed away he remarked that possibly
•he may not hare made the purchase in
tended, but would. This whetted the
merohaul'ii appetite for a trade, and
when the wife osroe in soon after a big
bill would be loaded on her. After a
visit to several stores and a good stock
of sappUs*, arc secured, tho couple skip
out.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
tfIPBCIAL TO THI HRRAJLb.J
Feroanai.
Sas Fkascuhio. Sept. 6.—Josh Bil
ling* arrived ou last night's overland
train.
E. T. King, a wealthy farmer of Bar-:
atofpt, Santa Clara county, waa drowned
yesterday while batbiiiK at North Beach. ]
Booeher an the Cbineae •Jaeatleu.
Sax Feaxuuoo, Sept. B.—Hsnry
Ward Beecher we* interviewed on the
Chinese question and said: "I conclude
that the u-eattneut the Chinese hare re
ceived on this ooeit is at ouce shameful
and ridiculous. While all tbe rest oi the
world is adopting the most liberal and
advanced oouroe In tbe mailer of their
freedom here is a little strip of Wettsrn j
country that is iositting npou a narrow :
sad selfish Policy of exclusion, which
pefiey even China itself long since a baa- J
Tha Maldeea-Blbby tt rretllus j
Match.
Sajt Fbahoisoo, Sept. o.— In the Mui-'
dooo-Stbby wrestling match last night,
Muldoon won on* fall ud th* match in j
one hour sod thirty-nine iniiiutas. The
match wsa Aye hundred dollars and two
third* of th* gate money to ihe winner
and one-third to th* loser. The cundi-!
tens* ot the match were if but on* fall
roasltsrt in two hours, that tv constitute
s victory; U one fall to each contestant*
the wreatJ* to continue until another
(all resulted. If no fall within two <
hoars, th* match to be declared off. :
Tbe largest audience was present that'
over gathered to witness sn athletic.
sfsat
SJapplleatlng the Calrleahasa, j
ToansTOSS, Sept. 6.—lnformation
frost rort Bowie states that Bonito, one .
of tha Apache chief* Drought in by i
Crook, wo* on hi* way to the Chin
ash—* nt tha Sierra Mad re. It U sup
posed he goat as on envoy from Crook to
indue* th* Chlrieahass to com. In to
tho issmstion according to th* promise
stars* by tbem to Crook.
The Yellow Fever.
Pbsucols, Sept 8 —There or* live
new saees of yellow fever and on* death
St th* Navy Yard. On* of th* sssk is
doing well.
That tatard Ureal.
WaABiKOTOK, Sept. ti.--R.pttent
ative Dv ua has addressed to the Hecre
*mmj Uimh. , ..mmnnication
loHWStiug the protest mads by General
SaiinTlni, Bepresaaiatir. Cobb and
hUeeeif andn*t any action on the port
of th* Department looking to the rs»u
aaeato the Southern PaoUic Bailr<«d
Company of certificates for the land
groat of th* Texas Pacific Railroad, and
agates! the filing of any mortgage by
the New Orleans famnc Railroad Com
pany on land* claimed by it as anignee*.
Headier BMIU In tha field
FaatADSLraiA, Pa, Sept. 8 —An
•Sort was mad* to see Judge Hoodley
to-day with regard to the statement
pobliehed that be would withdraw from
fkt Democratic ticket in Ohio, but ho
staid not be seen. Hi* physician was
than called upon, and said with em.
asjantii "It is right and proper that
soch statements be promptly controtiot
*d. I should like you to say that
Judge Hoadley is a candidate for Uov
emor of Ohio and he will resume hit
Cauvass in a short time. Just as soon
t* 1 consider that be is equal to the
exertion, he will actively re-enter the
fight."
Tea frealdeat ia V hie ago.
CRtCAOO, September 6. At the ro-'
otptius last arming the President
stepped out on tbe balcony in reipooee
to calls from a large gathering ef people
outside, and addressed a few words to
thorn, saying that be was very tired
from the exhaustion of the day and
oveaiag, and that he was obliged to ask
them lo excuse him from auy extended
remarks ft* he was obliged lo prepare ittt j
hi* coming journey. Secretary LiiiOoln
was called lor, end as he agipeured soms
on* snouted, "Three cheer) for our
next President,'' Mr. Uucolu said he
hoped he would never he as wide of the
mark a* the man who proposed that '
sentiment. Be ihaoke.l them for tbe •
reception accorded ths I'ro.ident.
Th* lowa Pool and tha Union
FaelSe.
Cbicaoo, Sept. B.—Representativia of
tbe railroads cjaatituting the lowa <
Trunk Idas pool, held a session here last I
night to consider various matter, affect- I
rag ft* relation* of the pool with the '
Union Pacific Railway. There has been •
on understanding to tbe effect that the
pool roads should make through rates to
points on tho Union Pacific, and vice
versa Lately the Union Pacific ho*
bean allowing a rebate of four cents a
hundred pounds on certain business to
point* on tbo pool roads, and recently
presented the pool with a bill for 151,
--099, th* amount of such rebates. At
tar * worm dioeuasaon they decided to
allow th* account, but it was decided to
allow no further rebates made at the ex
panse of the pool.
fjkasaherd's Legacies
Plats, Sept. B.—De Chambord left
sixty million franc, to be divided be
tween the Duke of Parma and the Count
of Bavdl.
Tha rtrst Train.
SaIiTSLLO, Mexico, Sept. B,—The first
train on the Mexican National Railroad
arrived this evening. The whole town
is out to welcome the great event.
Mutual KxtorastaaMea.
Durban, Sept. B.—A correspondent
has just returned from a tour through th*
heart of Zululend and reports the na
tive* engaged in a war of mutual ex
termination. .
A Hteaaaer'a rate.
Tas Haoui, September B.—Great
anxiety is felt in regard to tha fat* al
ths Netberland Steamship Company's
mail stoomer Prince Frederick. It is be
lieved to have been in th* Strait of Suuda
gt tho time of tbs volcanic eruption.
Aa applanation JOeaaaadeS.
Pa*!*, Sept. 0. —Tho newspapers de
mand that the Government shall explain
the real situation of affair* connected
with Tonquin, aud the general impres
sion is that Prance hat goo* too far to
ratrstt
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TUTT'S
Pills
TORRID BOWELS,
9ISORDERBD LIVER,
I from o:
I Jie dlseasee of IM annua race. These
nrmptoma indicate tbetrcxiatence: !-»•« ol
appetite, ■ewill eeetrve, Slak HeaoV
ieiit> | J**^^ n^J r <^J a J j]ia?Sasts«i
•"food? imteJkUitv ef teaapev. Km
**Tjl?if. J^^jrf
" VdVrt^l,^saWTlV/Tl«*if arf.foe
vi. J lhno»«ofa remedrthal sew directri
>a the Liver. AaaUrer mod Urine TTTTrpt
>>n.LS hare no canal. Their aoUon ontfc*
Kidneys and Sain ft aleo prompt i reiaorlm
ill Imparities through these three "mr
i eager* of the mr***—." Producing nop*
tlte. sound dureetWi, rcitular stool., a oleai
iklnaadarurorouiibody. 'IUIf'BMIXh
' cause no nausea or griping nor Interfere
, with dally work and are a perfect
i TOmubs changed tn
or sent by express oa receipt of at.
Oaxee, «i Murray Street. MewTork.
• TirrTaumi of mm nwm ran.
i~ '
Ladies
Do yon want ■ pure, bloom
ing Complexion 1 If w, s
1 few up pi i ratio n>i of Hicu'»
| MAGNOLIABALM wUlgrmt
ify yon to yonr heart's con
tent. It does stray with B*l
-lowneas, Redness, Pimples,
Blotches, and all diseases and
Imperfections of the skin. It
ance of heat ffatiTOß antTex
eftement. It makes a lady of
THIRTY appear bat TWEN
TY} and so natural, gradual,
sad perfect are Its effects,
that ft Is impossible to detect
its application.
Sitter*
'In fairer ami asnn districts, Id tropical and other
> regions vl-itcd by epidemics, and indojed Id all
loam!itlee whstre am conditions an unfavorably In
health, this famous vegetable iavigor»t.t and al
veratHo, Hostattsr'* Bloioarh Bitters, has beam
found a potent safeguard e-eu to taenia oonstitu
fcions and frafilo frames, while as a runt for indi
cation, biHtousasw* and kindred complaint., it is
without a rival,
for salt by all druggist- and dealers generally.
FOR SALE.
A SPLENDID INVESTMENT FOR A
SMALL CAPITAL
A food pajriac business and stork of goods in
the town uf Han Bernardino. Tha stand U one
of the beat In the oily, being only two doom from
the new Opera House, and four doors from the
l'ontiffkw, on the main business strutt. The
owner offers tor sale lor no other reason but that
he intends returning to his old home in Kurope
on a visit of a rear and more, for particulars
address E. A. NI3BET. County Clerk's otlice, Han
Bernardino, Cal- set lm
Portland Cement.
Ws have just received direct from London
barrels of Portland Cement which we are
offering
At Greatly Reduced Pritm
rattles .iiwoUrjf to un l.n» quantitio. ou
»« oon.ld.rsbl. by buyisg .t otic, before
MonboUM charge* .re .00ed.
■COI'IKI.U el TKVlf*.
107 NORTH hda ANOELES 9TRIKT
aug IS lm
A Good Bargain.
A tonne*. lecsUen, stth s nock ol goods and
a rood rsa ot trade, la s ptasawt locution, slersn
aOe* hen Let Aagslei, let sal. cheap, ss the
awasr Is about to rsaaov. to another part of the
lists. UqvUn.t Herald ofto». sett*
LOS ANGELES, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT 7, 1883.—WITH SUPPLEMENT.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
; FALL CAMPAIGNr
New Goods at Bottom Prices.
ABERIffjQTHrF&CO.
Aro now receiving: tbeir first Instalment ot Winter Goods, consisting of
Gents', Youths', Boys' and Children's
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
They also carry a complete lice of
HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, &C,
which they are dotcrminod to sell as cheap as they can andHflrllt Give them a call. Don't forget
tbeplseo.l
73 MTOItTEt BFRXWa BTRBHT,
one door south of Prsass & Plronis Drug Store. au2s lm
Gold PillinKS, from the smallest to entire Crowns, made with
Gold, guaranteed to stand the test of time and use.
jmjjW lirVBJU "JL'XOUKT.
Dr. Smith has recently invented and constructed an apparatus that In ode second will make
tbe most aching teeth and the most Inflamed gums as insensible as a stone. This wonderful process
renders teeth extracting ia all cases, children and adults,
ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS AND HARMLESS.
IdTSe hubla Espaool, on parte Francais, and English spoken. scs
CHAPMAN & PAUL
DEALERS IN.
TINWARE, HARDWARE, CANS, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Roonflg and General Jobbing Executed Promptly.
■m It * 14 Commercial St., • Ul A.irtr. ( »l
Sol. »fcnta tn Lo. Aiur.l.. tor )lu'e'* Meal Raaces end n l.aoarl Peaadry
tatovea and ftaacea, at St. Louie. AUo th. Amerlean Vapor t'a.klm stove, tbo
Elnao.4 and lladaon Hasifis, .nd a numaor of oth.r loading- oooking- .nd heating
etova,, which cannot bo excelled tor economy in tu'l and durability.
PIPE-WORK A SPECIALTY.
('all and Inspect Oor Stock and Prices,
R. W. PRIDHAM |^/]|^gfß\
Bookbinder \ \A. \>\ lg
PAPER RULER.
Blank Book Manufacturer.
Paper Boxes of all Sizes Manufactured to Order.
MACAZIBES, PERIODICALS, MUSIC ASS ILLUSTRATES WORKB BOSSO
AT IASFRARCISCO PRICES.
Hos. «c and 2« North Sprint; Street, Opposite Franklin.
mavStf
PRANK SHRIBE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IS 1
MPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS, CHEWINC&SMOKINC TOBACCO,
CLUASLSntTKO. PI.AYH<sCi CARDS, ETC.,
Bios. 100 Sc. 10S N. Spring Street, Cor. Market, Los Angeles, Cal. i
FREEH IMPORTED CIGARS A SPECIALTY.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO THE TRADE. j*23tf !
Vos. IST, 1«5, Its, ltl Commercial and 3*2 Los An- ,
jreles Street, los angeles city.
(Nanae SSataallaked MOO.)
G. L. M ESN AGE R & CO.,
(Soecaasora to VACHB FHBRESJ & OO) '
WINE & BRANDY MAKERS,,
Off.r for «al. to th. Wholeaale and Retail Trade
One Hunched Thousand Gallons of Fore Old California Wines of I
All U. ads and Grape Brandies Made by Themselves. Also 1
KEEP OS S3 TNI NHEST BEARDS OT WHISKIES DIRECT PROM THE EAST.
An pcreon. In search or Fur. and Healthy Old California Win* ahould giro thorn a call. 1
tnxS lm
HARDWARE EMPORIUM
NO. 21 LOS ANGELES ST. 1
Dealer in Stoves, Ranges, Hardware, Agrionltural Implements, Force and Lift
Pumps, Robber Hose, Crockery and Glassware, Iron and Lead Pipe. Solo Agent
for the Superior Skives and Ranges, manufactured by Bridge* Beach Mannfavtnr
ing Co., St. lonia, Mo. Manufacturer of Tin, Copper and Sheet Ironware and 1
Artesian Well Pipe, Plumbing in all its branches don. lo order with neatness and 1
dispatch. jv2i tf (
A. L. BERHY. H . c WILEY.
BRUNSWICK BILLIARD PARLORS.
WILEY & BERRY.
THE FINEST BILLIARD SALOON WEST of CHICAGO.
luteal ami most A PKett'ECTL V
Wfr
JfSvSwSSaWSJ UJUr
ply nonpareil. , « ! - Tffß Jg±_ XE.
JONES BLOCK, immediately adjoining the "Herald" office, Second Floor.
anstf
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 1
DEALER IN WINES
LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
FIRST STOUT, BETWEEN SPRING AM* MAIN,
Xa<M» jmjm»mTMmm, oAia, warn.
m:\\ advkktiskmknts.
Joseph Murtagh & Co.,
40 NORTH MAIN STREET,
Will coKWWiee on Honda.), August -ioili, it
Clearance Sale
or all Spring and Summer Coeds.
The above goods MSJST and WILL b° sold regard
loss of cost in order to make room for their Fall Stock.
7&€enf Dress Coeds Harked Down (o :t. I'! cents.
.">«-<•<•!!. Dress Coeds Harked Down to r.5 vents.
HI l-'i eenl Dress Coods Harked Down to 20 rents.
•i.Vccnt Dress Goods Narked Down to Vi M cents.
I.Veeiit Dress Goods Harked Down to T \ i cents.
And other lines of goods in proportion.
Gents' Furnishing Ms Greatly Reduced,
JOSEPH MURTAGH & CO.,
40 N. MAIN STREET.
augie
Great Clearance Sale
OF—
FURNITURE&GARPETS
AT
BARKER & ALLEN'S
We offer our immense stock at greatly reduced prices, in order to make room for our fell im
portations Call and get prices, and see that we mean busineaf.
NOS. 322, 324 AND 326 N. MAIN STREET,
lultf Hext to Pica Hon*. .
gran^lX
PREPARED FROM WINTER WHEAT. Con
taining all the natritious elements of that
grain, and is the best food made for hi valid*
and children. It is a twics cooked food, ready
for immediate table uso. and yet will keep in a
dry place for yean unaltered in quality. Un
equaled as a alec for cases of nervous exhaus
tion and debility, constipation and dyspepsia.
Has been tested for years by l>r. J. C. Jackson,
in ur llama Hvgnnio Institute, upon all
classes of invalids, with remarkable su .'c—i.
It is one of the cheapest foods in use, a | <nund
of it containing «>ore absolute nutriment for
brain and body than an equal weight of any
preparation in the market.
As a food for children it Is unsurpassed.
Ask your Grocer or Dru gist for it, and if not kept by
them, send to
H. JEVNE,
AGENT FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA,
P. «>. Hot MS. 3M North Spring; <*< ■ Loa Angelm
Aux23 4m.
ANTOLNE CHARVOZ. CLOVIS BAYLE.
A. CHARVOZ & CO.,
DEALERS IN
California Wines & Brandies,
French and other Foreign Wines and Liqueurs.
ALSO, SYRUPS, VINEGAR, CIGARS, ETC.
The Best California Claret to be Found in ths Market.
OKPOT rOK THK t'KLKDU VI'KD WAMIIIXUTWX WIIINKKY.
Goods delivered or shipped to any part of the United States.
No. 3D ALISO STREET. LOS AVfiELES, CALIFORNIA.
HUMPHREYS & RIGGIN,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE
John F. Humphreys, late of Leadriile, Colorado, fcnnerly of Bt. Louis, Hassouri, dealer tn Bea
Kstite for the past twenty ysars, and Eugene Klggin. lata ot the Brni of John Kigifin A Son, dealer*
iv Heal Kstate In St. Louis for many years, lusve formrd a to partnership.
HTJIMtPITItEYK ofe X&XSSrSa-XHr,
Real Estate Agent,-*. So. 91 S. Spring St.. near \adeau Hotel.
JO.
Property bosght, sold, exchanged .nit rented. No oemminion charged unless • 8»leI. eHeeted
through our efforts.
A ah.r. of public patronage U rospectiull) solicited, set lm
H. SLOTTERBECK,
Sportsmen's Headparters, Temple Block,
Opposite United States Hotel,
Dealer In all English aud American Latest Im-
proved Treble-Wedge Fast and Ilammerlesa
Breech-Loading Shotguns, WL\\\\\mm\\mmm\
AlflO, latest HU< jfjfl BBsssssssssfl BssssssssSßtw
Choke-boring and Repairing of
guns a specialty.
AU work dona in beat style, speaking
for itself and leaving no need tor self- sf^^fc^sP^
praise.
Santa Monica Hotel,
A SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT.
I ■
A Pirai-Claaa Hetet ol en room, oo ;h. Win? overlooking tho Oman, 10 mile. It ran
(rom Los Anf.ni Good «urt balbine a»wy mouth In tbe y»ar. Large Ulh Hoasw on th. IWK
J. W. SCOn PROPRIETOR S. M. HOTEL AND BATH HOUSES.
Jv.lTti
MISCELLANEOUS.
A NEW
. Jel Black hi
• The Best in the Market,
Writes Black and Flows Freely
For sale by
P. LAZARUS,
j.vir. |aa The iLeadlns Ntal loner
J. F. HARRISON. ll E. DK'hs.'N
HARRISON & DICKSON,
- f ooden&Wiowware,
Brooms, Brushes, Cord
age, etc.
990 Front St., San Francisco,
I and
' 't'tl Los Angeles St.. Los Angeles
sutltl
L M. GRIFFITH & CO.,
Lumber Dealers,
ALAMEDA BTRKHiT,
, lielwceii MaOJ asld Chavez sir,. ' •
' DOORB, WINDOW*,
BLINDS, BHINGLKk
POSTS, LATHS,
SUA X ICS, IIAIH,
PLASTER OF PARIS, ETC ETC.
; Mders, Attention.
We hato purchased from tho Colton Lime Co.
1,500 barrels of
FIEST - CLASS LIME I
Which we offer in bulk in lots to suit at SI 05,
and specie! price for large lots.
BCOFIELD & TEVIB,
207 North Los Angeles Street.
augl9 lm
ANGELICA BAKERY.
400 First Street.
J. M. LIIEZ, proprietor. Families supplied
with bread, cakes, pies, etc., of the best quality.
Orders solicited. tu .\i lm
A CARD.
I commend to the citixens of Los Angeles and
vicinity ami my former patrons and friends in
particular F. De W. Cratik, M. D., with whom I
have pruteaoionally saeocUted.
je24tf J. C. KIRKPATRICK. M. D.
THE TIPTON STABLES.
No. 17 Allso Street.
C CKLBF., W. P. UEINZEH,
Proprhrtor. Manner.
Livery and Feed Stables.
Carriages and Baggies for Hire.
Horses Boarded by the Day, Week or Aloath at
reasonable rates.
A continuance of former patronage sßfccited.
mSD lot
! A COMMON-SENSE REMEDY
SALICYLICA!
No More Rheumatism, Gout,
or Neuralgia.
. MKMATE RELIEF WARRANTED,
PfisTMAsUIT CURE GUARANTEED.
Five years established and never known to fail in
s> single case, acute or chronic, lief ..r to
ati prominent physicians and drug
gists for the standing of
Sahcyltcs..
sffflOUlT s
THE ONLY DISSOLVEK OF THE POISONUUH
URIC ACID WHICH EXISTS IN THE BLWD
OK KHKI'MATIt; AND GOUTY PATIENTS.
HAUCYI.It \ is known as a common
sense remedy; because it strikes directly at the
oaaee of ItheunMtlsm, Gout and Neuralgia, while
so many so-called specifics and supposed pauacoas
only treat locally the effects.
ft has been cones led by eminent scientists that
outward applications, such as i übbing w Ith oils,
ointments, liniments and soothing lotion*, will
not eradicate theae diseases, which are the resuli
of tbe poisoning of the blood with Uric Acid.
HALH YLK A works with man clous ef
feet on this acid, and so n moves the disorder. It
Is now exclusively used by all celebrated physi
cians of America and Em«pc. Medical
Academy of Paris reports iSper ceat cures In
three days.
that HAUCYUCA is a certain cure for
KlseMusitciHiH, 4,out and Wenrnlffla.
Ths most Intense pains arc subdued almost
Give It a trial. Relief gUArantcod or otency vs.
fuiadetL
thousands of testimonials cent; on *i'plication
i-l A BOi. rj bOXES Full *:>. fttcot free b>
mail on receipt of money.
Ask Your Druggist for It.
But do not be deluded into Ukiog tmiUtlom ot
substitutes, or something recommendod as "imjt
as good \" Insist on the genuine with the name
of WASHBtUN 4 00. on each box, srMcfa ia
guarwitcSd pure under our signature,
an tDdlspeusabla to insure suc-e.-s in tht'
treatment. Take no other, or send to us.
WASHBUEN & CO., Props,
•f*7 Uroadwiy, ear. Reade tat„ \. V
mar IK lyJit*
OIL HOUSE.
Scofieldt&Tevis
CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPOR
TATION CO.
B. A. EDWARDS, Manazer.
Importer, .nd .nd dealers In Paints, White
Lm«l, Turpentine, Ulaas, lllutninatiniE and Ln
brictinit Oils, etc., etc.
NO. 23 LOS ANOELES STREET,
LOS ANOELES, CAUFOBJtIA. .pit!
PONET & ORR,
ÜBSERTAKERSS EMS ALNESS,
«C Main Htrect.
Fjnb.tbr.iiia lor Shipping a SpecbUt,.
We don't Rl SO per omt. less Umvi
other houses, but the public will he sat
b.ao.l on Inquiring that our price, .re
Lower than Any Other House
In the Cltr
And SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Telephono connection with .tor. ami
resiilenc ntrSltf
O. WJHAAH,
SEAL ESTATE OFFCE, Room if Temp). Block,
Onwn Jcancs Lisa's Cocrt al 8m
Professor Louis Adams,
Who has asd twenty-seven yeers experl«ice as a,
teacher, vrlll |rive Season* in the French Language 1
at his oOos, No. U Baker Block, or at pupil 1 , rw
ideneo, on rnotlerate torrns. Roference.: Mr.
CIU.M Meyer. French lk.n.ul. Hiss StOMuan.
J. M. OrßSth, Mrs, Biabop Kip, O. A DoMsKn.
.nd away other. jyts in
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BRIGHT
Comes to the front with a surprise announcement for fear
that some one ma)' not rind out that he is in the front
rank with better bargains than any other house West.
Having not quite sold out the nice stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS
IJuught of Pulaski & Sons at 50 cents on tho dollar. Ant. in addition to their stock
ho has a mammoth stock bought of Smith, Jones k Co., of Kansas City.
Mo., who failed with a fresh sto. k of Staph? and Fancy Dry (.oods,
which was bought by agent in St. Lorn*, Mo. Stock amounting
to 9:21,000 waa bought for cash for 910,000, nnd will bo sold
huro at L'O per cent, less than same goods can be bought.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS I
Table Damaek, ..11 Linen, 50 ota per yard;6oo dozen Napkins
40 cts to $2.50 pur dozen. Oood Towels from 6to 50 cents.
Linen crash at from sto 15 cents a yard.
5,000 YARDS
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
At ft oenta to 7ft cents per yard. Wool Dress Oooils at a great sacrifice a. onr
ntock is too large in that line.
Lace Curtaius 10 tv 45 cents a yanl. Collar, and tic. at hall price to close
down the stock. Laddies', Misses' and Children's Hose for from oto 50 cent..
Men's Hose, 3to 25 centß. Corsets 2ft cents to SI.
— —o
The Largest Stock of
RIBBONS,
At less than New York wholesale prices. A large stock of
MXsST'S BEATS
10 cts and upward. Also a large stock of
Ladies' and Children's Hats,
At less price than any placo West.
»
Ladies' aud Children's
SHOES AT COST!
To Close out the Stock, and ten thousand other Articles too>
Numerous to Mention.
CALL AND EXAMINE THE STOCK AND PRICES.
JT. O. BRIGHT.
239 Main Street.
wtf
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WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THI CEOORAPHV OP THIS COUNTRY. WU
SU BY EXAMINING THIS MAP, THAT THS
Rock & R^r,
Being tha Oreat Central Line, affords to travelers, by reason of tea uwrtvakw tw
graphical position, the shortest and beat route between the Bast, Northeast and
Southeast, and the West, Northwest and Southwest.
It la literally and strictly true, that its connections are as of tho principal Unas
of road between the Atlantic and tha Pact/to.
By its main line and brnnchos It reaches Chicago, Juliet, Peoria, Ottawa,
La Salle, Oeneeeo, Molina and Rock Island, in Illinois i Davenport, Muscatine.
Washington, Keokuk, Knoxvlila, Oskalooea, Fairfield, De. Moines, West Liberty,
lowa City. Atlantic, A.oca, Audubon, Harlan, Guthrie Center and Council Bluffs,
In lowa | Gallatin, Trenton, Cameron and Kansas City, In Missouri, and Leaven*
worth and Atchlaon In Kansas, and the hundreds ot cities, villages and towna
intermediate. Tha
"GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE,"
As it is familiarly called, offers to travelers all the advantages and comforts
incident to a smooth track, safe bridges. Union Depots at all connecting ra.'"s,
Fast Espress Trains, composed of COMMODIOUS, WELL VENTILATED. WELL
HEATED. FINELY UPHOLSTERED and ELEGANT DAY COACHES I a lln .o. tfw
MOST MAGNIFICENT NORTON RECLINING CHAIR CARS ever built s PULLMAN'S
letest designed and handsomest PALACE SLEEPING CARS, and DINING CARS
that ore acknowledged fey prese and people to ba the FINEST RUN UPON ANY
ROAD IN THE COUNTRY, and In which superior meats are served to travelers at
the low rate of SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH.
THREE TRAINS each way between CHICAGO and the MISSOURI RIVER.
TWO TRAINS each way between CHICAGO and MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL,
via the famous
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.
A New and Direct Line, via Seneca and Kankakee, has recently been opened,
between Newport Ne«s, Richmond, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and La Fayette,
and Council Bluffs, St. Paul, Minneapolis and intermediate points.
All Through Passengers carried on Fast Espress Trains.
For more detailed information, sea Maps and Folders, which may be obtained, as
well aa Tickets, at all principal Ticket Offices in the United States ami Canada, or est
R. R. CABLE, E. ST. JOHN,
Vloa-Pres't A OanM Manager, Can') T'k't at Pasa'r Ac's
CHICAGO-
Formulas for Cement Pipe.
tartiee iafieraettd are invited to tnbaot to trie
Coot-el ot the i.tty ol Lee Anirelee tocmebe loe
uoneal plfe, with tee pake for tlideront mwm ol
pipe, foe the edontioa by *etd Cooneii of the eaet
I .'inula.
By order oi Uie Coaaetl ef the I liy of Loe Are.
re!« at ite aijetiae of Sopce.,,l ••. '•>. A. I). LOS).
W »" HOUIKSuIt,
Clerk ai tie Council.
| Cat .inrilia, Sepewbox «. una. ata at
Montana Meat Market,
j Tho Pioneer Met net or thin CttT
!«• HAIR STREET. NEAR riRST 1
Keep* oa head tbe bast (set, TeaL reek. Mat
lea. Bah Jfeafa ami ah head* wf Vaeveee
Uuate (Wirerwt lo all parte of the city
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NO. 16.