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J)ATLY HERALD.
Publiahsd Eyery Morning (exoept Monday jl.i
JOSEPH D. LYNCH,
Tanas roa daily hkralb:
Per annum, by mall or express, .... $7.00
Six months, - - . ........ 4no
Throe months, t«
(WOtaaed return tickets to herti
mountain borne, and with Imr'. 1
boy departed on tbe next trAinfl
evidently in better apirita than?,
when ahe first landed here. \
Rosa Bonheur
i Boaa Boiibeur is u.iw ia bor
1 sixty-second year and still con
tinues, when health permits, to
/give ber services, aa ihe haa done
for yeara, gratuitously to tbe
School of Deaign for Girls, but it
is her sister that practically con
dueta that school how. Mile.
Bosalie Bonhejir, tbat her aehool
taatea baptised "Boaa" for abort
neaa, ia noh, as ahe could ever
uuuie ber owu price for her paiot
ioga, and tbe purchasers, almost
wholly English and American,
bespeak them year • in advance,
aa they did Delarocbe'a. Her life
waa a bard struggle in its youth
time. A native of Bordeaux, ahe
came to Paris with her father
when nine years of age, bat he
had to aend her and ber two
brotbera and aisler to a boarding
school in order to leave him free
to gain a livelihood aa an artist
designer.
A fellow-atudent of Boss's once
told me that Bosa was one of the
"jotliest girla in the school;" waa
uuequaled in romps and ready
wit; that she had the habit of
squatting in a corner and design
ing her ctaaamatus with a rapidity
and surety of touch tbat Cham
only could match. It waa this
precocious talent for designing
tbat decided ber father to bring
bet home and educate bet him
self. She became not only bia
favorite pupil, but alao bia house
keeper. But what energy abe ,
had in her teens. She went/
alone, during several yeara, ttj
cu.tr ii marketa and central tlaugfc.
ter liouaea.to atudy groups of
mala. In order to avoid/the
curiosity of drovers, butchejf, and
tbe peculiar frequenters /of tbe
above places, she adopted/ mascu
line toilets, and in lajfer years
forgot to reappear 11/ her old
clotbea. Thia motive /was com
prehensible; not a / vagary lot
eccentricity, aa in /the case/ of
George Hand. J
Bosa was eigbleafa years of age
when she exhioite/j her first piu.
ture at tbe salon/ 0 f 1840. These
are two small Huntings— nfeVbbitc
nibbling osrroL aU d tlrnipa.
Her Bister, Mate. PevrolJL the
possessor of /the pioturjs, aud
treasures theAa aa an heirloom.
Boaa'a secoiJl grief waa ttie death
of ber fatter and teacher in
184,9 Lovi f or him uud for art
closed herfheart for any third
aflactioo, afevu that of her family.
When dyiftg be begged Roaa to
bring bint tbe laat pioture ahe
' had compfTeted. She did so. sob
bing, to jju, bedside! He took
her two eauda in 4\h, and, en
deavoring Wo gmile, Aired.
lv 1853 AppearedsWcelebrated
"Horse jFair," u|V in 1855,
"Haymalfigg m JBefgne," in
the Luxelmbourg It
was the that
not only insisted jLW Boaa being
decorated with S* Legion of
Honor—rjarely sSferred 00 the
fair /but, hffng aucoeeded,
pinntd t&e redjßbbon herself on
tbe ai.iai'i brsjat.
A Lesson in Politeness.
Politeness has developed to a remark
able drgrieou oue of *he local trains
running np the Hudson River road.
Nearly every umuloye' on the line knows
the story, Preei'leut Kutter came tutu
the the tiraud Central slutiou to take a
train, and asked a brakeman; "la thia
the train for Pouajikaepsie?" Tbe ob
ject of thu que* ion waa to test the man's
civility. The brakemau did not know
him aud nodded his head. Mr. Rntter
aaked the question three timea, and
eaoh time received a noil in reply.
Finally, he inquired: "Have yoa no
tongue in your head?" The man nodded
again. Mr. Kutter obtained the name of
Uie man. The brakemun fonnd it j/ni
and went tv Mr. Mutter. "I tlufak I
made a ii.i-i„k.-," *.ii,l aa, 'A, fi X
shoulil say you did,"replied Mr/kntter,
"you took me for oue of of
the road. Out of the nujuey received
Irom patrons you reeei/e your pay.
They are entitled te evesf; courtesy, and
as you cannot accord Jf\ "| 0 tliem, I will
see to it that you are (Jjao barged at once."
The man begged, pßt™i« 4H I to profit by
the lesson, an I sauA he had a mother to
«upport. For lb./sake of his mother Mr.
ltutter s nid he gouhi overlook the "mis
lak«," but a rafpecitinu would insult in
lasSaat «laiila,i|.—Jf. r. Timet.
Searcity of Beeswax.
fy.ui know where I can get tome
x?' inquired a wholesale druggist
idiauapolis reporter. The scribe
know. "I want gennine wax
-- for phannaceulical purpoaee.
ii ney ia plenty and cheap, never cheap
er than it is sear. Honey men vow pour
>ut the mellifluous product and put back
tbe comb. Theu there is a practice oi
making artihcial comb out of parafnu,
which la growing iuto favor. Th s saves
the bees tne Ufeur of making comb, and
tbey put in all their time in making
honey. They don't have to go out and
roam aro.iud, hunting up flowera, cither,
aa the praclioc is now to feed them on
glucose As the yield vi wax is light,
there are a uumlier sophistications. Ja
pan wax ia the chief of these. It ia white
in color and a vegetable pioduct."
Calvinism and Gunpowder.
Dr. Motohmore, editor of the Pretby.
terian, tells of a good solored mau who
was engaged in blasting a rock that ob
structed the progress of some well-dig
gers very near his re -ideuce in Ken
tacky. After a tierce explosion that
shook the houae the doctor went out to
remonstrate against auch earth-shaking
charges, snd said to the colored man t
"What are yoo abont? At thia rate yon
will blow ns all into the air." "Well,
boas," said be, "I rammed down on thai
powder a piece of the PretbyUrian. I
wanted to show the folks around yer
what Calvinism could do."—A'ouM Jtr
aeyraan. _
Visiting tbe National Park ia not
wholly devoid of inconvenience. The
London Timet aays tbat "at the first
gliinpae it is uncertain whether the scene
aro ond tbe Yellowstone gorges resem
bles more a factory or a vision of the in
ferno. The roads are toilsome and peril
ous. The alkali, lime and sulphur dust
ia knee deep. The hotels are gypsy en
campments with the prices of Saratoga
pelsoca, and without their civility. Any
thing like a picuio in that seared and
acaired land appears e.jnally out of place
with a picnic by the Dead Sea."
Corroborated the Story.
What started this item waa reading
about an American who had been to
Karope, and who waa telling a friend,
who knew he waa a liar, aboat hia trip
acres, the Atlantic, and how, the 2.lth
ef the mouth they encountered a swarm
nf locasfa, and the locusts carried every
stitch of oauvaa off the ahip. The listen
er looked thoughtful a moment, and
then he said hesitatingly: "Yea, I guess
we met the swarm of locusts Ibe next
day, tbe 25th. Every locust had on a
pair of canvas panta." The first liar
went around the corner and kicked him
self.
Afraid of the Meases.
. [Atlanta Lu^utuUoa.l
Captain Fred bush bss met
many quLer travelers, bnt recent
ly he end> ouD tered two of the most
helpless,'Ahst crossed his pstb.
The tw j were s good-looking,
sun-bur£ ar ], hsrdeued North
woman aod her little
lersn-TSW.ol,] boy. They ar
med iia the city by the Piedmont
Air Line, aod after wandering
simlesaij about name to Oaptsiu
liusb, I v the oar shed.
"I Want tickets," said the
womstf <<to Psris, Ky."
The woman's dazed look aud
her oi idem greenness attracted
sttsati on, and Csptsio Bush asked
ber se veml questions.
"»< iv wsnt to go to Paris,
Ky?" be inquired.
"01 a l'ui not usrliciar, " re
plied fide women; "jist so I gel
to Kentucky will do "
"TWhat part of Kentucky?"
"Afnywbere on the sige will
suit ifue."
"Would you just as soon go to
Tec^ aMM r
"*tsas, Tennessee's pow'ful
good \ Htate. I'm ready to go
tberj
"arerbaps you would like tick
et" t"4 Arkansas?"
"I ood enough! Til take tick
eta 1 a ole Arkansas. Anything
to (J it outer byar. This is tbe
strsi gf, B t place I ever seen—so
tutu; | houses snd so many folks.
I'm sfeard to stay byar."
irther questioning developed
the i aft that the travelers were
from\the mountains of Western
NortA Carolina. The woman had
beeivj that money was to be earned
easily in the cities by washing
clotlA es uDu scrubbing floors, and
**"fng her household goods sbe
b*df) started with her fatherless
boy Vmt into tbs great unknown
worldk to ,eek her fortune, tier
trip tf, Atlanta was her first rids
uu «c railrosd. After hesring
ttie l-otuau h story, Oaptsin Bush
kmdjky told ber that sbs had no
* bua fless to travel wit boat a
that her journey was s
ra»h f experiment likely to end
dißttsta. oua jj, snd that her best
couree\ wo uld be to return home
where *Uo bad friends, snd per
haps reli.tioi]., who took an inter
est her. The inexperienced
traveler \, e adily took his advioe,
The immense wealth which Ruasia
poeeeasea in turf beds ia but little appre
ciated. Ite exportation is only devel
e)«id iv a few provinces, and by some of
the railway c.mpanies turf is used as a
combustible. Considering, however,
thst beds of turf exist in Russia covering
-evenly thousand square miles, which
would furnish sufficient material to pro
vide all Russia with light for ten thou
sand yeara, thia aeema, inded, to be hid
ing their light under a bushel.
The following invalid convicts bave
been pardoned by Governor Btoueman:
Ueorge Uleaaon, from Alameda oounty
in 18SI, live years; Indisn John, from
Del Norte county in ISS3, eleven years
—both for burglary; Pedro Ybarra, f.r
robbery, front Tuolumne oounty in 1878,
life imprisonment: Andrew Hansen,
grand larceny, from San Francisco in
1881, six yeara; Ramon Ooniales, man
slaughter, from Stanislaus oounty in
1883, Sve years.
A correspondent writes: Is it a sign a
girl loves yoa when abe sauds you a poem
like thia:
' ob, dee root, you aa.e won my bean;
i life Itself you ars a part;
I sleep, 1 dream. I pray for thse,
Just as I hops you d. for me."
No, 11 is a sign that the girl's system is
ont of onler. She should take something.
It'a a plain case of worms.
Connecticut manufacturer —"I tee
that the Arisona Legislature offere SS
for every Apache scalp." Friend—
"W.II, what of itt" C. M.—"Nothing-,
only 1 "ea wondering how I could get a
specimen." Friend —"A specimen:
What fori" C. M.—"Well, you see,
buaineas ia a little dull, and I thought I
might put two or three of my mill, on
Apa.be scalps for a while.— Pkiladtl
pkia Call.
An American gentleman who waa once
viiitlng Walea oame acrim a Welsh girl
and naked her the following queatione:
"Where <lo yon live!" At Llanfairmath
ruarnelthaf/ "Where it your father
working at?" " Rhoellanerehrttgog.
"Whither are you going !" "I am going
to aohool at Llaufairpwllgwyngllgertrob
wlldislllugognyroch." 1 'I gneea I mutt go
to school, too I'
DAILY HERALD-Supplement
f TK A CI IK. Its.
I BOOK-KEEPISC TAUCHT.
'1 A )*Hjk keeper desires to mbm a ooanM of in-
ruction In all branches of book-keeping in the
Aioei thorough manner on moderate terms. Only
ft limited number of pupile aeed apply. Address
Ul. L, P.," IlKßa.Lt> office. nihil lw
II MRS. MINNIE KABTEE,
Tfpfther ol Music aid tie German Language,
■0. 221 SOUTH MAIN BTREIT.
fTerms Moderate. Kir.t -Class References.
j
J. D. KNELL,
(Onrenlat at the Cathedral.)
TEACHER OF MUSIC.
K&aiDESCE:—Main ttrMt, near the Ce
iti'jJral jant-lm
7~ ELOCUTION.
Miss Boaa Stannus, Teacher of Elo
cution, Voice Culture and the
Drama.
Resident*, No. SSS Spruit; Street
lab SSm
ART NEEDLEWORK ARO EMBROIDERY
No. 17 North Main street, over the Orange
Store. Private lessons. Me; class lesson., t-s and
S3 per month. All material ol beet quality at
retainable prices, atamplua- and designs to suit
any tihane or color of material.
MLS. 15. 1.. WITTK.
hoe Ancwles. Cal 027 Sm
professor hinton's
dancing school
Meet* at tbe Bryson Hall
Monday and Friday Evenings.
Tartns for Kentlemen, S lessons, SS 00
Term, fiir ladiea. 8 tewaase. : ! 3.00
StasJSl adnilerion per oouple, I.SO
Hu.le at 8. Medley at 11.
KO HPEt'I'ATOEH.
Haas for Lead let aud Children on Uaturday after
noons at 2.
Private Leatons at auy hoar.
, Tickets for si* leatone $2.
KoVlsiturtH bnt Married Ladles.
Jat.23 2m
FINE PASTURE FOR HORBEB.
From and after March lat I will take horace in
my Urge encloaed pasture ground. All animals
at owuera' risk. V. BEAUDRY.
feblf> lm
The Famous Home Decorative Art,
Bevrbotine Ware.
Modeling of Rower*, taught by Miss If. J.
Clothier, of the Royal Art School, London, Eng
land.
Studio- Room W Schumacher Block, opposite
Po«u>iti( c feblOlm
Professor Louis Adams,
Who haa had twenty-seven years experience aa *
leejchar, will give lesMsuna in the French Lstisvuage
at hia offlee, No, 84 Baker Block, or at pupils res
idenea, oti moderate terms. References: Mr.
hugene Meyer, Frwtch O-nnul, Miaa Stoneman,
J. M, Orlfllth, Mra Btahop Kip, O. A. Dobinaon,
and many othi jy'.'t lm
SBESOVIOH, GRAY & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
IN
Green and Dried Fruit.
Buying or selling on Commission Oranges, Limes,
Lemons, nuts, etc. Address
P. O. Box t»7, Loe Angelas, or
P. O. Box 1888. Ba>n Francbco, CaHfonda.
Have on hand for shipment at present over
ton car* of choloe Orange*, either of Los An
gelea, Riverside, Bant* Ana or San Oabriel.
GIVE US A TRIAL. doc 7 Iso
Card to the Public.
The underaiffDfMl hereby tender to the
citizens of Loe the traveling
public, and our tru-mls in general, onr I
sincere thanks for the liberal patronage
and good will extended to our firm unoe
we aesumed tbe management of the
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
mh«ratiw HAMMEL Jk DKNKER.
THE HEADQUARTERS
—OF—
Wungtman's Brass and String ,
Band
la now established at F. Oleee's drag stera. No. 16
North Spring street. mhi-lm
Hatches' Kussiaji Baths.
After miffwring for months with aelatlc rheo
matiatn, ami after trying most all remedial
agencies. Including electricity, I was so reduced
as to be unable to walk. I was induced to try
Hutrhcs' Russian and Electric Paths, 317 North
Main street, and after a curse of 16 hath* I was
not only cured, but 1 have not had » relapse. I 1
sttll take the baths occasionally as a preventive
and I have recommended them to others *ri6
have been greatly benefitted by them.
G. W. MO ROAN.
oil lm Offlee 66 Temple Block.
ANGELICA BAKERY.
ace rtr«t Mtnet.
J. M LBKZ, proprietor. Families supplied
•ith bread, oake., plea, etc., of tbe laat quality.
Orders eoHotteo. m» lm
, _ |
Osn. S. aarrosD. Wa. CaaawaLL.
BILLS & CO.,
General Forwarders,
Office, No. 9 Market street,
Opposite Oourt House.
Boilers. Bates, Planes, Furniture, etc., Handled
with Case.
PIANOS REPACKEDi FOR SMIPSsEST.
He American Colony.
AND
WillmoreCity
Afford the most desirable
SEASIDE HOMES
Iv Southern California.
Cfcolo. Lewie, Oood Water, Beautiful Uxmtloa
Magnificent Bearh,
A DELIGHTFUL SEASIDE RESORT.
POMEROY «% MILLS,
The Colony Agents in Loa Anßeles,
OlBrr. rsrsrr HprtwS * (Ceurt ISta
ror further parUcrilars write to W. a WILL
MORE; for Colony paper.. Colony and Town
Map*, etc., add row Room S. P. 0. Bullosas, law
AAwetsa. W. K. WILLMOBrV
mattH Managor.
Ungrateful Tourists.
Russia's Turf Beds.
Pardon of Invalids.
Plain Case.
An Bye to Business.
LOS ANGELES, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1884.
NEW AI) V KRTIS KM KNT.X.
Electrical Treatment of Wines and Spirits,
At the Eleclrienl Works In Loa Anselea, Cal.
Having perfected the new process for the treatment
of Wines, Spirits, Fermented or Malt Liquors by electric
ity, by which the fusil oil, Hydrocyanic acid, poisonous
ethers and other deleterious organic matter is eliminated,
and at the same time imparts a mellow age to the prod
ucts of the wine grape, we are prepared to handle the same
on a large scale and on the most reasonable terms. By
this scientific treatment of new wines they are at once fit
ted for market at the same price they are at an age of 12
years by the old treatment of racking off and expensive
methods of rehandling them, and at the same time an im
mense saving to the producer. By this process, also, there
is no waste by Evaporation and turning into vinegar by
neglect or delay, as the treatment entirely removes all or
ganic matter that produces fermentation, without destroy
iMgthe bouquet, and leaves them perfectly pure and flit for
use in 24 hours after coming from the winery. Call at our
works and be convinced, or send for circulars.
A. C. TICHENOR,
Manager Los Angeles Electric Liquor 00. and Patentee.
Ho. 283, Arcadia Block, Loa Angelea Street, Lot Angeles, Cal
Pastes
H. SLOTT^R
Sportsmen's Headquarters, Temple Block,
Opposite United States Hotel
Dealer In all English and American Lat. st
in.proved Treble Wedge Fastsk HaiDmerlesjs m m m M—WU
BREECH-LOADING SHOTCUNS. B^i^Allffll
latest KIKLKSttSj BaasSsPJ saSSkw
pSk
Choke-boring and Repairing of 9—Vj mam
fine guns A
All work done in best style, spesk-
ing for itself ac-1 leaving no need l^aß^aP'
for self-praise. 026
THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE THE
SIERRA MADRE VILLA
For Comfort, a Pleawant Home, Oood living, TMire Air and Sparkling Mountain Water. The Fanx
of the Villa, with Ite accommodation for one hundred guests, is world-wide. Situated oo the
mountain side, ItttJO feet above the sea, In the midst of an
ORANGE ORCHARD.
And nvorlooklng the fine Han Oabriel Valley, with flno suit. * of rooms, containing all modern con
venlences with large, spacious verandas, a beautiful lawn and the moat genial cUmate under
ABOVE THE SEA FOGS.
The Villa Is dltrtaeit from Los Angeles thirteen miles. Trains leave daily for San Gabriel station
at 8:30 a. a. and 2:90 r. ■. Villa stage meets all trains FA It It 90 f EI.TH For further
information inquire by mail to San Oabriel Postofl.ce, or telephone direct to the Villa to
W. P. HIIOADBB, Manager WM. COGSWELL, Proprietor der 7
Grand Opportunity!
Finest Quality of Grain, Vine & Fruit Land!
PURCHASERS deMrous of small farms and orr-hard lands |M notified thut th ■ underslgaed has
subdivided that rich and beautiful tract of land at SjvnLa Monica knews aa the Lm ta Ranch, and
la prepared to sell the same in small tracts at the low prices of «.10 to S>7.- per n r.- Tho soil
ts sandy learn, very rich, and with proper cultivation never fails to prince a good crop of barley,
wheat or corn, and can he rolied upjn to produce a volunteer crop of bartsy or »ht ,t every other
year; in fact the (earth suooessivs volunteer crop of barley has b*vii h*\r*eatod <*ith a fair yield.
At preaent about one-half haa a good stand nf volunteer barley.
The Land is well adapted to the growth of all deciduous fruits; the natural moisture of the soil
being ample for Iht ir growth and production. Weter In abundance at d*.pth of from SO to M feet.
The view is delightful, with ocean Immediately in front, Santa Monica and mount hi « to the right,
Ballona and Utkes to the left, an 1 plains and mountains in tbe tt«v k . n tin.!
Apply to J. H. LUCAS, 86 and 87 Temple Block, Los Angelea. janlTtf
SPORTSMEN'S HEADQUARTERS
Wl. LISTER, No. 18 Commercial Street.
DEALER IN aa ,J_v Birx.aas
ours. Rirtts _ " ,0 P,,TO "
ARD PISTOtS,°~~M B '
Tackle antl Gun Sharps, Ballard, Rem-
Mau nal of Every KXXWmmW mglon, Winchester and
Kind. ~ other makers.
Mnsadeand the moat celebrated English and American makers. Ref
pairing and new work done and warranted to give satisfaction. novlSt
The Poetry ol Southern Cali
fornia.
DOLORES
And other Poems,
By Albert F. Kercheval.
Every home should contain a copy ot thla
beautiful book.
For Sale by Phil. HLrsohield * Co.,
OO vt MKT BLOCK.
Price, S3.
novtidSwtf
To the Ice Consumers of
Los Angeles and
Vicinity:
The Southern loe and Gold
Storage Company
Will be ready to deliver loe on and after the
ifith of March, 1884, at resaonabls rat.*. They
will also have cold stonaa-e rooms tor the rrvop
tion of meats, poultry, IWb, wine, beter, etc., that
may he used by dealers In such a: aasiaf-c
0. B. OOULD Ut CO.. Propr'B.,
Nos. S, 4, fl and » Vine street, near First.
JOHN F. SWEENY. .Superintendent,
Positofnos Box 906. Jan9S
wnotaiALa. bkao*.
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aao aaaußaa ia
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WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THI CIOCRAPHV Of THIS OOUNTRV, WIU
SSS BY CXAMINIHO THIS MAP. THAT THR
& Pacific R'y,
Being ths Orsat Osntrsl Lin., afford, to tr.val.ra, by reaaon of Its unrivaled s*o
-graphical position, th. shsrtsst snd bsst routs bstwMn th. Cast, Horthsast and
Southssst, snd tha Wat, Northwest snd Southwest.
ft Is literally snd etrlotty trus, that Its sonnsetlon. ars all of ths principal Una.
of road between tha Atlantic and tha Pacific.
ay ns msln Una snd branch., tt rsaohss Oh loa so, Jollet, Peoria, Ottawa,
La Sails, Osnaseo. Malm, snd Roak Island, In Illinois ■ Davenport, Mueeattne,
Wsshlnarton, Keokuk, KnonlHs, Oekalooaa, Falrfl.ld, Dss Molnaa, Wsst Liberty,
lowa City, Atlantic, Avooa, Audubon, Harlan, Outhrle Center and Council Blurt.,
In lows | Gallatin, Trenton, Cameron and Kanaaa Oity, In Missouri, snd Law van
worth and Atohieon M Kansas, snd the hundred, of erase, villas*, snd town,
intermediate. Ths
"GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE,"
As rt Is familiarly sailed, offer, ta tvavsiers sll ths advantage, and aoitaftwts
incident to s smooth track, safe bridge*. Union Depots st sll connecting pointav
Past Sapress Trains, oompossd of COMMODIOUS, WILL VENTILATED, WKL)
HEATED, FINELY UPHOLSTERED and ELEOANT DAY OOAOHRS I a llna of ttr
MOST MAGNIFICENT NORTON SECLININO OHAIR OARS ever built | PULLMAN'S
lateet deafened snd hsndsomsst PALACE SLSSPINO OARS, and DININO OARS
that ara acknowledged by prsss snd psopls to bs ths FINEST RUN UPON ANY
ROAD IN THE COUNTRY, and In which superior msala ar. ssrvsd to travelers at
th. low rata of SEVENTY-FIVE OENTS EACH.
THREE TRAINS aaoh way b.tajssn OHIOAOO and ths MISSOURI RIVER.
TWO TRAINS each way between OHIOAOO snd MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL,
vis ths famous
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.
A New and Direct Lino, via Ssnsea snd Kankakee, has reoently been opened,
between Newport New., Richmond, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and La Fayette,
and Council Bluffs, Bt. Paul, Mlnnaapslls and Intermediate points.
All Throuch Psssenssrs carried on Fast Kxpreee Tralne.
For mora detailed information, sss Ma pa and Folders, which may bs obtained, as
wall ss Ticket., at all prlnolpal Ticket Offlo. In the United State, snd Canada, or of
R. R. CABLE, K. ST. JOHN,
Viae Pfo.'t Jt Osn'l Manss.i. Can'l T'k't a Psss'r Act
CHICAOO-
. HOTELS—RESORTS.
EMIGRANTS I i
Fanners., strangers and travelers, don't fail to 1
call at SMITH'S* HOTEL and KENTAt'KA-NT.
It ia tho only place In Loa Aiiyeles which ia rua
on tho Americas system. E*t*r>thinic at reasona
ble ntaa, A good, well-oooked meal at from 16 I
cants upward!, at any hoar. Bill of fars with
price list. Oood beds from tb osnte upwards. ,
Baths 25 osoU. Remember tbo p-soe, 1
SMITH'S HOTEL & RESTUARANT,
In the Urge nre proof brick bnlldlng, oomer of
Lea Angrles and < oniaarrelal »v„
oeoler of city. JAS. W. SMITH. Prop r. '
THE FLORENCE HOTEL, j
HAS. DIEGO, CAL. J
Mutated npon the Mesa, overlooking the City 1
and Bay, arid com ruining tha finest view in c
Southern California, is now open to ths Public.
It Is FIRST CLASS in all its appointments. Ths [
House haa rery many desirable suites, as well *
as Urge Single tlooroa. Fi rtt-plo.ee In every room c
or stilts, with clothes closet; double walls bs- '
tween rooms Tbe Table is supplied with the *
best the county affords.
TERMS j (SJ to #3 per day. acconllns; 11 rooms. ,
A very rvaaonable reduction made to those en- |
•.'atflMu rooms by the weak or month. I
SUNDAY DIWIVER— 1 TO S P. X. I
W. W. BOWERS,
Proprietor. 1
San tHetro, Jan. 30, 1884. janSl
Garmelita.
i
This delightful reeiden cc Is now open tor oar ,
S* l
Rooms Airy and Spacious,
An Excellent Table.
TERMS REASONABLE
Apply to
TlKta. JKAXHK IS. CABS
Comer Colorado Street and Orange Grove Avenue
Paeatateaa. aalltf
a L. WATKINS. K. W WOOD
WATKINS & WOOD,
WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL DEALERS
- IK-
C£LUfBriiiaWines&Brandies,
' Are prepared to furnish PURE California wines
and brandies.
Wa are practically In the win. busineea, ea*
gaged in making and handling California wines
and brendiee. Mr. Watkin. being Superintendent
and Mr. Wood Secretary of the Saa Ualßiat Wus
' Co. Thia company ana the Ann of B Diivra S
Co., of Anaheim and San Franeteco, have frivao
us the handling of their buaineas In Los Angelea
: oounty. Wo Have the ban.fit of theae targe
- cellasa, and oan furnish the pore article right
from tho manufactory at a prtos aaal la aa low
aa the gooda oan be handled at
Wo bave a few pipee of
PORT er TS aad TB.
which we hold for INVALIDS and touriete
, orders proniptly filled.
Address
Watklns & Wood,
SAN GABRIEL. Ual.
Nlawewoe to Saa Oabriel Win. Oo aula lon
S3O 000 wtawt. asa.
o,k Krialar Sowtklv Drawls, win
OUltake place in Covington, Ky,.
THURSOAT, FEBRSARY ISYB, WSS.
A Law, fa I Leltery ant Pair Draw
lass, chartered by the legislature of Kentucky
and twice declared legal by Use highest court in
the Suta. Bond given to Henry County In the
earn of tino.OoO for the prompt payment of all
prizes sold.
February ttVeheate.
1 Prues San 000
lPrlae W.OOD
1 Pride v 6,000
> Prtaaa, H. 600 eaoh 1,000
o Prlxe. 11,000 each 6.00 C
9 MawS #300 each, Apprca'n prtaaa.... 1.700
9 Prizes. SHO aaoh, Approx'n pruree.... I.SOO
tt Pnawa, $100 aaoh, Avfa-ox'n pflaea.... SOO
•0 Prieea, rSOO eaoh 10,000
.00 Priaso, gIOO aaoh 10,000
•00 Prise., gdO eaoh 10,000
600 Prlaee, tte aaoh 10,000
IIXXI Priaoe, 1.0 each 10,000
1867 Prtaaa ttlo,aoo
Whole Tickets, ft Half Tickets, tl.
tl Tlekete, SM. fit Ticket., 800.
Boralt Money or Postal Mots, Bank Draft la
Latter or send by Rxpraaa. ORDERS of
tt and onward, hy bproaa, eaa be sent at oar
orpeoee. Addreea sll orders to
1-dS- J. J. DOUGLAS. Covin,ton Ky.
Railroad Ticket and Employment
Office.
. BUREAU of INFORMATION; male help tree:
1 Real Rebate Broker : houaa. and lota sold oa in
eteltm.tits; houae. and rootna, rnrniaoed or an
tarnished, secured. t. NITTINORR
lit North Main Street, near First 8t
Telephone ho. lie. eerils era
' LEMP'S LAGER BEER.
The Beet Beer is made by W. J. LIMP, of St.
Loula Call and try It at
LBIIPI* BEER AGENCY,
1 IM WORTH SAIK MTHKKT.
Jauxa lm
WEEKLY HERALD
PUBLISHED KVCHV SATURDAY MwRNINO
TBRMB.
Ou« yoar Ity mail or expross, ons copy, IS.fO
Six nionths, .... ..... 1.86
Thrve months .71*
A<l vtjrtlmmvita Insertod at rssatonaole rats*
Joh Work tloi.* to rompete with Ban Kr»ncisoo it
loe 'stylo and elts|fano» of workmanship.
BANKING HOUSES.
XadDSS _.STO-X3X_OSS
OOUNTY BANK,
Main St, Los Ancalea, Osl
CAPITAL STOCK, PAID HP, SWO.OOO
Baas—• Fund, 5300.000
JOHN a PLATER- Preatdent,
X S. BAKER Vloe-Preeldeot.
H. 1.. MaoNEIL (Miller.
DIRECTORS:
J. B. SutnjON, Jorum BIXBT,
JOHH X I'I.ATTIA, ROMET 8. BAUI,
JOJM A. PaXTOB, GBO AOS W. PIUMOOTT
K. H. Wiuin.
awTßur and BULL Exchaaoi on Baa Frandaeo
New York, London, Parti, Berlin and Frankfort
ay Kit KxcMAirea on all parte ol toe United
nia.tee and Europe,
Momrr en open account and eortit.
eate of deposit, and do a general backing aad
uxehange bueloate
i First National Bank
| OF LOS ANQBLES.
I Capital rltock, SIQO.OOO
Surplus, i I I I 570.000
lE. F. BPENCE, : President
WM. LACY, : Cashier
I Diaacroaa:
IJ D. Bicaaau. j. p. Caaaa, H. Manav
O. a wmfaaav, K. P. Braaca
BTocaHOLpaaa:
Carr. A H. Wilcox, int. R H. MolJoaaLa.
o. 8. wmiissr, Jairaa MoCot,
J. P. Caaifv, Oaoaaa Oaaoaa,
J. E HotAaaaaea. I. Laaaaaaarii,
H. Mamar, A. W. Vail,
Woous M a ai'ar, 8. H. More,
J. O. MKuau, KP. Braaca Mat
Fanner i MBreh_te'Ba.i_
OF LOB ANGELES.
ESTABLISHED IN 1868.
Capital. SxMMt.eOat Harpies, aa
Reserve Faart. SSOat.ottO.
IBAIAS W. HELLMAN PRESIDENT
1 L.C. OOODWIN VICE-PRESIDENT
JOHN MILKER SECRETARY
boa hi, or Biaacroaa:
IHAIAB W. HELLMAN, JOHN B. ORIFFIN,
O. W. CHILDS, C. E THOM,
PHIL. UAKSIEH, J. B LANKERSUIM,
a DI'COMMUN, JOSE MASCAREL.
SXCHASSI S OB BALI OM
New York, London,
i Frankfort, Dublin,
Paris and Berlin.
SBr Receive Depoatta aad baat Their Car.
JAY But and Bell Government*, State, County
and City Honda
LUMBER YARDS.
KERCKHOFF-CUZNEI MILL ARB
LUMBER COMPANY.
COM. ■ACT A AtASBSA STtU,
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS Or
LUMBER
BUILDING MATERIAL,
OREGON PINE, REDWOOD. SUfiM ftSf.
CEDAR, and all kind, ot Emilia MAaaTSWJaWS.
Doors, Saeh, Bltada, Urn., Fleeter aadCawaH
Wa make a ir. I realty «f Si Sir. WlldlHSa.
.uoh a. Walnut, Ook, Aah, Bloke— aad Pipll ,
and carry a targe aaook. W. alao oarry Paawawa
noorina made f rent fancy Hardwood, te wawAj
we Invito the ettoottoo of ValHata. iiaflaf
J. M. GRIFFITH A 00a,
Lrtimber Dealers,
Manufacturers of Doors,
WINDOWS, BUNDS,
stair.. Stair Rail, Bellusrters, Newell Poata and
ttlU Work ol irery deecriraion, and dealeta la
Lime, Pkurter, Hair, etc
Xo. SSS North Alaateda street.
PERRY MOTT & CO.'S
LUMBER YARDS
AMI PIANINO MILLS,
NO.TS OOMMERCIAL STREET.
■MM
DtISOLUTIO* or partmirsmfc
Notioe la hereby given that the ttrto h.rotoforo
oatatinir under the name of Dreyer S Wengesnan
lo this day dieaotred, try the retirement ot Rt
Wane man. The buelneoa of the lafte arm will
no conducted by J. Drvrer, who will pay aU
claim, againat tho firm and collect all bilk. do.
tbe same. J. DREYER.
H. WANGEMAN.
Loa Angrdoa, CaL, Feb. tt, ISM. febtMw
Mammoth Furniture Sale.
HAMMEL s% DENKER,
Of the CoawaopoUtaa Hotel, will close the kotat
on Ul. Ilrat of March axel commence the salt of
the atook of hotel furniture, carpets, boaa, bad
ding, range., Ito/vea, kitchen and dining-room
faraltaro, bedroom acta, boilers, heaters, pipeo
gaa fixture, and all kiada of hotel furniture aad
fixtures, comprising
eae.eee is vaise.
The lalo will conUaue until the entire lot
eald or until the lath of March,
fan HArISKI. 4k DE.TKBB.
A NEW
Jet Black Ink,
The Bi»t in the Muket,
Writes Black and Flows Freely
ror aale ay
P. LAZARUS,
IjU tm The L* ad tax* Mtatloar*.
aT. • mar aa w-.-W
-ARCHITECT, SANITARY ENGINEER,
SUPrIRINTKNPENT OF WORKS
Boom S, Ducommun Block.
All Iliad alae taitruated will reewivo prompt aa
practical SSMsaWa 'uo tl
A COMMONSENSE REMEDY
SALICYLICA!
No More Rheumatism, Gout,
or Neuralgia.
MEDIATE RELIEF WARRANTED
PERMANENT CURE CRARANTEED
Filve years pjgtobliih>rl ud never known to fail ba
a eiiijck- cm*.', acuta or chronic. Refer to
ail prominent physicians and drug
g-iate for the sta n <ii iig of
Selicvlioa.
THE ONLY DISSOLVEKOF THE POISONOUS
URIC ACID WHICH EXISTS IN THE BLOOD
OF RH BUM ATIC AND GOUTY PATIENTS.
HAI.I4J V LICA ta known aa a common
■anas remedy; because it atiikee directly at tha
oaaee of Kneuniatiam, Gout and Neuralgia, while
so many so-called specifics and supposed panaceas
only treat locally tbe effect*.
It haa been conceded by eminent scientists that
outward applications, such as rubbing with Oils
ointments, liniments and soothing lotions will
not eradicate these d Meases, which are the result
of the poisoning of the blood with Uric Acad.
NALII YLK A works with marvelous ef
fect on this acid, and so removes the disorder. It
is new excluaivelv used by all celebsated physi
cians of America and Europe. Highest Medical
Academy of Parle reports 06 per cent cures lo
three da vs.
RBMBMBIIR
that HAI.K YI.K A ta a certain cure fo
Rhroaantlam. iiomt and Xrar*lsrla
Ths meet intense pains ars subdued almo
mstantly.
Olra it s trial Relief kjiiarantccd or mcney re
funded.
Thousando of tesrrtmonials sent on application,
tl A BOX. 6 BOXES FOR 96. Sent free hy
mail on receipt of money.
Ask Tour DniggiJrt for It.
Bat do not be detnded into takirv Imitations or
substitutes, or something recommended a ■ fclust
as (rood r Imdst on the genuine with the nam*
of WASHBURN At CO. on each box, which I
guai sntesd chcmieall v pure undor onr signature,
an Indispensable requisite to Insure success la too
treat ment. Take no other, or sand to us.
WASHBURN a 00.. Props.
SN7 Broadway, ror. Rradr Ut., ST.¥.
maris lwdaw
COMMON SENSE REASONS
—fOH USIKO—
Yon Billow's
OERMAN
DYSPEPSIA CURE I
1.-lt cure. loJIa nation ud Billi Willi,
1 - It keep* the bowel, regular ud iretorea to.
L - It as— »nd porlSa, Ul. Ita by Ma direct
action upon It,
I—ltl, SjSSSjSSj to take, end lw conttnuona
on gtyee vitality ud strength to the assslsf
6.—lt aDI never strain too digootlTo lagan, ltd
.Haloa la gentle, vet certain.
0.-The low price at which It te Bad peace* It
wittiinthcTOKhol.il.
-A.X FOB IT AT—
C r. HKIIHSKItX'S Itraa sun.
QmrtS-lT
Phineas Banning,
FORWARDING 4 COMMISSION MEIT,
WILMINBTON, Loa Aaselea Oowaty, CaL
Vessels towed, good. ttg Stored wake
ud grain atassd. wttS
AOCLBTOSID PROMPTSW>
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