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f> . h» HeraM. 6 CQ»t>
Herald steam Prlntlnß Hons*.
Tfc. HE.aid ato.m Printing Horn, ll nol
tnrpuMd by .ny )oh printing nn.o. onthe
Puis. Cowl, ouUld. ol B«n FranciKo, In
' iMllltlM lor dolnn lot) work. U)« prlow,
good wortkn.l .leo.itlon m«y b. r«llwl upon
al'.llls offlte. _
f Special Notice.
I HerMtur notice, nl cnmp.ulo., Kielctlo.,
A ehnrohe.. eto., will only be .owned In the
B»Al.r, M p.ld advertlncmenu. We rewirye
I lor place, of womhln « uratiiltoii. directory
whioh will every Hnuil.y morning.
The Bmu omee i« coimeeved with tne
telephone lyatem ol Ix» Aogelo. city and
~ eonntr. Order, lor •dvertl.cmeul. or )ol)
work n»T b. .em through thla medium lo
B.mber 15C.
The HaaALb U th.olnclal paper ol the city
1 al Lo. Augole.. The olty delinquent l»i IUW
end all other municipal uullce. appear only
, in IU column..
p <r. B. N. Rowelathe Santa Ana ageut ol
I' he Heaii.n.
mildW'admit* »bat the bolW W be
coming general that CongreHH will not
repeal Urn law which requirea the
Tteaeury to coin two million" a month
of standard silver dollars, and that
"no material change will be- rniub* in
the legal tender quality of silver
coins." That journal distinctly ad
mits that the advocates of a gold
standard are certain to be disappoint
ed if thoy continue their extreme de
mands, und it now urges a compro
mise lietween tbe supporters of mon
omotalism and the upholders of tho
double Btandard. It is safe to say
that the great army of wage-earners
want no compromise, but demand
thai the silver dollar will remain "a
shining, iiii|K)rishalde evidence that
a certain uinount of honest labor WM
ex|>eiided to produce it." bet the
silver dollar alone.
A Word to Workers.
If your avocations are mentally or
physically laborious, if they subject yofl
to exposure in inch ment weather, if thi y
confine yon to the desk and are of * na
ture to involve wear und tear on the
brain aud nervous strain, yon may oc
casionally n nun c some renovating tonic.
Hostetter's Stomach Hitters is the article
fur you, it stimulates the failing energies
invigorates the hotly and cheers the
mind. H enables tbe system to throw
off tho duhibtating effects of undue fa
tigue, gives renewed vigor to tho organs
of digestion, arousca the liver when in
active which it very often is with people
Whole pursuits are sedentary, renews
tbe jaded appetito and encourages
healthful repose. Its ingrcdieuts are
safe and m credentials consist in the
hearty endorsement ol poisons of every
class of society, are most convincing.
Admirably la U adapted to tho medical
wants of workers.
How Doctors Differ.
The public mm.l ia very divergent
on the n-HiilUi ol license or proliibi
tion in the HUte ol lowa. Ai a r«
•ultof a census ol the liquor itorea
during the license law anil tho prohi
bition rulo tho following, result Ima
been discovered. Mere are the Hg
lire-, tho flrat column showing the
number ol saloona in the principal
cities beloro prohibitory legislation
went Into lorco; the second, tho rev
enue derived from the tag under the
license system ; and the third, tho
ncnaber ol saloons at present o|>on
and doing business
De. Mulne. «> »«".«»
Dareuport '"J }».
Burlluglon « £*» "*
Oounou muff,
lfnnkuk * 14,1,110 47
Stluniwa « g."» «
M Slki ll j 111 'J ROD*
SaShTlltowu " '.«*> »
Creslou » .?
Waterloo * .„„ ';
lowa City « J.«» g
Jfort Madlaon " f;,
Fori Dodgo » {"
j J9H '
To tal» 774 |2»7,00O 1,394
Thin shown lh.it under tho license
By-tern the revenue wm |557,000
from 774 aaloonn, while under prohi
bition the saloons incraated to 129*1
\ ( wtfeh no revenue i<. tho State. Does
r prohibition prohibit and reduce taxa
tion T
Timber Culture Law.
Under this law application may be
made for KIO acres of land naturally de
void of timber. Only one claim cau be
taken on any section. Kigbt years arc
r. quire*! to perfect atidc, which muy be
donewithoutrosidoi.ee. The find, year
five acres must bo broken. The seeouil
year the claimant muet cultivate these
live and break five mure. In the third
yoar the first five acres most bo planted
to trees and the second five must he cul
tivated. Iv the fourth year the second
five acres must bo planted, making ten
acres altogether. Ou the day uf final
proof (here must he ho 67u grow
ing aud thrifty trees on each
ol the ten acres. Nu one can
make more than onn entry. Eutry
may bo madu witbo.il rettard to tbe
amount of laud owned by the claimant.
The only expanses are ices and comiuiH
aions which amount to fM on an entry
of oue-i|U*iter section. If only eighty
scros are untei td the area to bu planted
ii only fivn acres. Tbe Cottonwood is
considered n timber tree. The work of
breaking aud planting may be done by
an agent, hut the claimant is held re
sponsible for the failures of his agent or
servant, "(nal proof must establlxh the
essential fuels as described above. It
cannot he made before tbe expiration ol
eight years, but may not be made until
live yoara later.
The Silver Dollar.
Tbe Stockton Kail says; "Senator
Beck's reoent speech in regard to the
L coinage fid two of silver rum has
F proved to l*< a veritable liomt>»li<>ll
in the vamp* of the goldltcs, w "o
evidently fell assured a low month*
ago that they could and would do all
the workings of the United Statu*
mint to suit their own convenience
und interest*. Debates on lteek's
- resolution have been commenced in
the Senate, <lray, of Delaware, and
Mcl'herson, of New .lorsoy, having
alreaily spoken on the que*tion and
endeavored to oombal tin' popular
view of the cane. Tho gold-bugs are
•harp enough to *e<> that the Ameri
can people are Btrongly opposed to
the suspension of silver coinage.
The popular notion is, and it is a cor
rect one, that the coin manipulators
and professional usurer* aim to strike
down silver so as to reduce the vot
umeof real money that the purchas
ing power of gold may douhlo, and
to make three per cent, on a note or
bond of the same purchasing power
that six per vont. now is. Tho peo
ple do not want that sort of busineaa,
and arc sharp onough to block that
kind of a game.
Tho gold-hugs are putting forward
their host efforts to stuff tho people
wihY-sShe notion that the countty
m would be a gainer hy clinging to a
f gold basis iv doing business through
I clearing houses, hills of exchange
and in every other manner, because
\ "ailver is cheap ami out of favor."
' If it he true that silver is out of favor
what is the reason? its common use
n in representing exchange value* ron
, ders it more difficult for hank* ami
• money syndicates to control the , ,mm
currency of the country to their own
advantage and to the disadvantage,
it not tbe positive injury, of the in
dustries of tho country, than it would
be to carry on und porpotuate the
akinnlng process, were gold alone rec
ognized as the logal standard.
! In regard to silver coin, a clou r
• headed financial writer says:
Its apparent depreciation i* due
solely to a warlare, a* wicked and
stupid as it would he (or Congress to
declare by law that wbeaten Hour
should no longer be made into bread,
and then for the Secretary oi the
Treasury to claim that wheat,
through natural causes, had fallen
twenty per cent, below the intrinsic
value of corn. The truth is this
Kngland and Europe use this cum
try's silver to break down the prim
ef the metal. AH Kuropo hits not
♦50,000,000 in silver bullion not
♦50,000,0011 that is not now coined
-, afflnV circulation at the rate el IV,
1 to lof gold. At the same time fcng
' land and Europe, In tltoir trade with
the Orient, have to supply annually
»_*. r »,tKiO.<XH) in silver more than all
the mines, outside of the United
States, supply. The commerce ol
the United States is expanding at a
' rate equal to the creation of a new
State annually . her people aro in
creasing at tbe rate ol three or four
per cent, annually, and require a
Steadily increasing volume of—not
greenbacks, nol evidences of debt—
but of real money.
Were wo to absorb our own silver
firoduct, cease coining silver, but by
aw store the whole volume away in
I ingots and issue certificates for the
U same redeemable, in silver dollars or
"i silver bullion, and use those certili
• catos as money in the steadily swell
I ing internal trade of the country, no
• one would lie wronged; the govern
ment would not be out a penny; il
would not be two veins until Europe
would have to begin to draw upon
her silver-coin reserves to mccl the
Oriental demands, and those reserves
are as 1V„ to lof gold. The resull
could bnt be a steady appreciation ol
silver, or rather a steady depreciation
of geld, mud the two metal* would
again be in the old place side by side
To say that by tho desired legisla
tion the miner* would lie e*|*eially
benefited is all a inistuke. The rot
toiiaiul wheat planters are us much
more interested than the miners in
silver back to its old place
their annual crops exceed in value
the product of the silver mines.
The miners last year probably lost
»B,OOO,WX> by the apparent .Ivprvcm
Eon of silver; hut the wheat fanners
must have lost quite (70,000,000, and
the eottou planters still more flint
is, it required from l. r i to-'0 pel cent,
more wheat or cotton to buy v dolim
than il would have required except
for the shrinkage in real money
caused by the dishonest und stupid
warfare on silver, for that warfare
prostrated the puces oi everyllmi.,
raised from the »uil or manufactured
by the labor of nieu. ft itiuat nut he
forgotten that silver has not lost any
Ol it* purchasing power since lh,
when it stood at a premium
gome of the New York papers,
Which heretofore have clung to the
Wall street und gold-hut! side of lbs
question with the tenacity ol devil
Ashen to their victim, are now edging
themselves into the silver grooves.
The unmistakable drift of public sen
timent has evidently induced them Ie
bed 16 just in ti,ue *" * ttvl ' themselves
•tain popalai reprobation. The M«
That Dirty Dandruff.
Daudi ull is dirty and disagreeable in
every way. It soils the clothing contin
ually, and ia accomp mied by ■ hardly
loss annoying sensation of itching, The
scalp is diseased. There la nothing iv
the world ao thoroughly adapted to tnis
trouble aj Parker's Hair Bibam. It
sleauses aud heals the scalp, stops the
falling hair and restore t its original soft
ness, gluss ami color. It is not oily,
highly partamsd, an elegant dressing.
Very economical, as only a small oo
casioua.l application kuepa thu hair iv
perfect condition.
Excursion.'
tlTho fifth Ktetward Monthly (oiny
bona tid - I Kxcni-rtion, under the auspices
of the Missouri Tacitic Kuilway Co., in
charge of Major Lewi*, leaves San Iran
oisco Feb. '21, aud bos Angeles Pi b, 28,
Kmigrant rates. Kxpress trains, fully
equipped sleepers, with colored porters
through to It. Leu.il without onange
Also Pullman and Km!grant Rxenrsioo
by special train from all Kasteru points
to California every month. Leave ad
drees of Baa tarn fnmuls contemplating
coming to California and we will submit
our very low rates to them. For further
information apply toK G.Rail,Passenger
Agent Missouri Pacific Hy Co., 240 N.
Main street, boa Angeles, from 10 A. It,
to 12 m. daily.
Wellington Coal.
Oue ton of the alxjve well known fuel
will outlast ai\d give hatter satisfaction
for the money thin two cods of the
best stove wood, or a ton uud v half to
two tons of any other coal sold in thia
market. Ask your dealer for it and be
convinced, for you will barn no other
fuel after giving it v fair trial.
Wai.tkk S. HAXWKLL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer,
10 Court street; telephone 311.
Yard, corner Alameda and Jackson
streets. Telephone, 31h.
Amateur Tale nt Wanted.
Ladies ami gentlemen who arc desir
ous of taking part in a tir-t clans
amateur performance and who have hud
Home experience will please ad-.lrenn M.
I.KHMAN, I. O. BOX 78fl.
Important to Consumptives.
Pile people nf AMNtrulU and ->f the State of
iJaltloniia have bceu astonished at tho won
lerful curative power of Kucalyptua, or
iiimtreo leaves, for all throat and lung
tlaeases. A nrepiinitlon culled tho "Gum
Tree Cough Syrup," has rapidly sold all
iverour State, and is the only cure for a
oold, whooping ctoigh, bronchitis, etc.,
that will not make you sick at the
stomach In taking. Kelloves violent
coughing; sooth ins; to fever and all
irritation, 0. F Hoiniemaii,solo agont, Los
Angeles. _
The Excitement Not Over.
The rush at H. P. Godfrey's dru|storo
still contluues ou nee nun of persons alllicl
«d with Coughs Colds, Asthmn, Hn-nchiiis
Slid Oousiimptl.ui. to procure a botllnof
Kemp's Halsnm fur the Thront ami Lungs,
whlen lasoWuii a guarrintee and is giving
entire aatlsfsetiou It is a standard family
remedy. Price 50 cents ami $1. 7Vial else
Indicated Inhalations.
No one can say Htii{hl snninst the use of
meillcated InhaUilons (or luiiij diseases, on
he contrary we are In fitvt.r of them, so
bam Dt willuuns. who bus hmi the npnoi of
treating over fi7,000 patients duriiiK the past
18 years. ~«..,
Caution.
Wo would Ciutb.ii the Public to beware of
Dealers olferiiin Kemp's Halsnm at less thau
reunlar Price, M cent- and 11, 'is nftent hues
Imitations or Inferior articles arc sold as the
Remit lie In order to enable them lo sell
cheaply. H. D, tioilfrey, Nadeau Hal', is
our agent for Lou AssjwSS. Bample bottle
Slvotl to you frfe.
The Southern California Insur
ance Co.
Have money to loan 00 real estate secur
ity, at favorable ratal of interest. Also
they soli jit a share of public patronage
in protecting against lon or damage by
lire. Office in Hryson Block, South
Spring street.
Lung Diseases Cured.
Inhalations arc positive In their action
Click aud astiiu In their effect In the cure
3f ail lull* diseases. Ho says Dr. Williams.
Stop Your Cough
Briaktllff theOnm Tree (ciicalrptUN) Coojfh
ifrup. Only lor sale by 0, K. IJeinstimau
lniKKlst, I»s AiiKuloa.
WHY WILL VQU SI FKKK from Aeu
mil Mnlaria when i iihn-.r. - tromatn W in.
will cure you. For sale by 11. H. i.mifrey
Niuleau Hlock.
WILL YOl' SCPFKIt with Byapepala and
Liver oomplalnt7 Hhflolis Vilallaer It
{uarantee.l to cure yon. Hoi.l by C. V.
Heltiieinin Hi North Main street.
OOMVIfIBUTOTtTB nil Font MOaTHI
ami almost t.liii.l, ami eun-l by one box of
(iilinore-s Senraluln Oire. For sab by 11.
0. Hi ■ , . Natleau Hlock.
CUUiT, WHOOFINtr DOOM and t>ron
Ohtti* lmmeilbilely relieved by HMloh's
Cure. Sold by F C. Heiusemau, \n North
Kalu stree
For lame back, side or chest, use Bhiloh'
parous Plaster, price ■ centa.
OIVE YOUR OHIbOBKN, for ooiiKhs and
e.il.N iTitup. wl pirn; comjli iiinl hoarse
iic. i.ilmore-s Matfiietic Lllxlr. For sale
by 11. 1). Ondfrrj. Nadeau Hlock.
BHIIAJirH VITAUZKK Is what you need
forCiiiiKtipatioii, L.»ss of Appetite, ln»riiie-.s
and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price M)
■Linl 7,i eeoi- j.er bottle noM by J. C. Hoi use
man, VU North Main streeL
HEY. 11. H. F.RRELL, of Pavilion, N, V.,
says ot (illniore's Aromatic Wine: "1 be
lieve it to be h most desirabb- remedy to be
plaep.i in every family " For sale by 11. D.
Godfrey, N-ideau Hlock.
MX. A. HIOOINB, of W'yomlim, .New York,
shj> he Im-1 the pile.- fur in years, slid was
cured by UMnu Gltinore', Pile Hj.eelHc. For
sale by 11- D. Godfrey. Nadeau Block.
BHILOH H COUGH and Consumption Cura
IpjSjld by us ou a ituarantne. Il cures cou
auuiMioii Hold by 0. F. Heiusemau, is:
North Main streeL
LOB ANGELES DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY MORNING. MAKCH 4. 1888.
THE PREWETTT CASE.
TELEGRAPHIC.
llm |*roeecntlots Meet TbelrCstae
v Hiipmscs iflleelns;.
Hollirtrr, March 3.— The prosecu
tion in the Prewett trial rested thtir case
after an unsuccessful effort of the Sheriff
to liitd four witnesses who had been sub
pumaed. The defense then placed on
tbe witness stand John Mautes, by whom
they attempted to prove the dangerous
character of Powers. The question of
admitting testimony of specific acts waa
brought up by the prosecution, who ob
jected to its introduction. After a long
argument, the oourt decided in favor of
tbe prosecution, and tbe testimouy was
excluded.
I'INAKOK AMID IK A OK.
uavernnsent Hoiidisnd Hallway
ft ha res.
Nkw York, March 3. -Three per cent
(iiiverumeiit bonds, 100|; four and a half
per cents, 11-5; four p< r cents, l-'TJ;
Central Pacific, Denver and Kio
Grande, 17; Missouri, Kansas and
Texas, 2fl|; Northern Pacific, common,
27J; Northern Pacific, preferrud,
Chicago and Northwestern, 109£; New
York Central, 136fi; Oregou Railway and
Navigation, 339; Transcontinental, 31,;
Oregou Improvement, 28; Paciho Mail
.Steamship, SIJ; Panama Railway, 98;
Texas aud Pacific, I.i; Union Pacific,
United States Kxprcsa, ('>>[. Wells,
Furgo ft Co.'s Kxpress, 121; Western
Union Telegraph, 711.
New fork irioncy ivinrkci.
yaw Yobk, March 3.—Money on
call, easy, 2fgi3 i»er cent; prime paper,
I-"* percent; sterling exchange, dull,
steady; for 0<) days; *l V'| de
mand.
milling fttocste.
San Franciroo, March 3.—Best ft
Belcher, $1.(35; Cbollar, $1.25; Crocker,
20c; Could ft Curry, $1.10; Hale ft Nor
cross, $2 10; Moxican, 40c; Navajo, XVj
Ophir, $001 Poer, lflc; Peerless, 25c;
Potosi,ssc; Savage,sl.X p >; Sierra Nevada,
80c; Union Consolidated. UOc; Yellow
Jacket, $1.00.
Tbe ititaiH market.
Ha* Francisco, March L.—Wheat—
Steady. No. 1 shipping, fl.2Bi(iasl.3o
iter cental.
Barley~Uull. Feed, No. Ltr.S2M
$1.25 pur cental; browing, $1 Ao(s%\ W.
Corn- Quiet. California small yellow
und white, per cental.
Cuicago, March 3.—Wheat opened
steady, at SOtJnSOjlc per bushel cash, 8-t
15-160 .May, Mfc June. Closed steady
and lower; 7»Je March, 843 c May, B(}),c
June.
Corn—Opened steady, at 37c per bushel
cash, 328(u:32jc May. Closed unchanged.
Barley— tfUc pt-r bushel.
Liverpool, March 3.—Wheat—Supply
good. New No. 9 winter and spring, 7s
Id per cental, steady.
Corn—Supply gook. Spot aud March,
4s 2d par cental, aleady; April md May,
4s 2d, easy.
Pork.
Chicago, March 3. -Pork opened
weak at $10.20 per bbl. cash, $10.38 May.
Closed at $10 30 May.
Petroleum.
Nkw York, March 3. — Petroleum-
Steady; United Pipe Line closed at 70a
per bbl.
General Tpitv l*romot»Ml
to Mnjor-^iMieral.
ANG TAI DtTCK'B FLIGHT.
Hon Food for Political Kpont«rn.
The Pension Offlec Kxposnrc.
The in.mi .n-i Hurirlar.
*prrial to ike Herald by Atiociatfd Prett.
Washington, March 3.—The Presi
dent sent the following nomination to
the Senate: Brigadier-General Alfred H.
|.Ny, lo he Major-Oenerel, vice Win
flsjd ttoott Hancock, deceased.
■ in: \w<~KKßftiiAm hi.avi:h.
He Will be Drought Hack.
San Fkanuikuo, March 3.—Oa March
the first Mr. Mozley, Agent of the Peel-
He Mail .Steamship Company, of this
Ottv, telegraphed the company* agent at
. okohama, asking if Aug Tai Duck, the
murderer of the Wickershams was in
custody, and if the Japanese government
would release him to-day. Mo received
i lie i-ply that the murderer had been
■Ml to Hongkong ou the City of New
York, and that the Secretary of State
would have to arrange lor the arrest and
vstraditiou of tbe murderer. The con
clusion from these dispatches is that
Aug Tai Duck had been allowed to pro
ceed on his voyage from Yokohama and
that he will he taken into custody on
his arrival in Hongkong. It will take
several weeks to obtain the necessary
* xtinditiou papers from Washington be
fore officer* Of* be dispatched from this
city to bring back the fugitive.
The Chinese Trouble*.
Wamiiinoton, March .'(.—The Speaker
Ukt before thtt lleuso the message of the
President on the Chinese troubles, and
it was read by the Clurk. The Chair
laid before tne Senate tho President's
rnessssM on the treatment of the Chini-so
in ibuWtst, already published, and it
whs referred to the UoiaMtttM ou For
eign Relations.
'I lie Pension Olllce Expneuro.
Washington, March 3. Tho Seuate
committee ou Expenditures of f'ublic
Money, mot to-day to make anange
mantt tin beginning its investigation* of
charges brought by Coiinnissioiier of
reunions, Black, iv nis uihiual report, to
the elfeet that the Pension Office- has
htttu conducted as apolitical machine
under the administration. Sonatina
< ,'ulluin (Chairman), Harrison, Plait,
Beuk aud Kenua were present, rtnlus
guvurmng examination ot witnesses weie
adopted and it w.ia agreed thai Uonoral
Black should lie summoned to appear
hufore the committee next Wedneauay,
as first witness.
i I S.ullty.
Bam rii\Ncisco, March 3. -The trial
61 Win. Race, tho diamond burglar, on
a cliurge of graud larceny, was con
cluded to-day, and the jury, alter being
out a lew minutes, returned the verdict
.if guilty. Revs has also been convicted
on the charge ol assault to murder, tor
tiring a pistol at Nat. Raphael, of the
Hrm of Raphael A Co., jdWtlers, of this
city, at the time of Ins arrest.
Hen-ret* for l.oule lllel.
Oitawa, Oct., March 3.—Mr. Laun
dry, of Mont Maguy, has put the fol
lowing notice of a motion or order on
pupi i- for Friday next: " That this house
feels it itH duty to express its deep re
gret that tho sentence of death passed
upon boms Kiel, convicted of high
treason, was allowed tv he carried into
execution." It is nDfiei*atOOd that the
motion is being made at the iustig.ttion
of the Government, which is courting
defeat on this issue.
DAY" DISPATCHES.
IVIOKi: TYIIANKY.
The t linniplon Kcnoer Works
Open Hnr Asralnist Trade-.
1 it lon Oru;a n l»a lions.
SpEIHOnsTLD, 0., March 3.—There is
much excitement hero, caused by the
action of the Champion Reaper Works
hist night, in the sudden uud wholesale
discharge of ssvoral hundred employees
known to belong to the Knights of ba
bor or other Tradrf Cuion organizations.
Whiteley, the President of the com
pany, says:
"We wero compelled to take this
course in tho caubc of human liberty.
So far as wo have observed the opera
tion of this organization in other cities,
it has bean one of terror, intimidation
and violence, and as it seems to be a
attrition whether a factory Hhall have all
or none of its employees members of tho
orgonization, we prefer to have all our
men independent of all organizations,
and believe such n course will be for tho
good of the community."
The company are advertising for men
to till the place of the discharged work
I.ATIK*
Cincinnati, 0., March 3. —The
3 imen-Star Springli-Id, Ohio, special
says: There were about five hundred
men discharged from the Champion
Reaper Works last night, and three
humirid more refused to go to work this
morning. Meetings have been held to
discuss ho situation, hut no line of ac
tion has been ndopted. There is no in
dication of violence.
ANOTHER iTNANVIAI, <*H,\#*H.
A Ho* ton 4'oinmlN*ilon lloitae
f alls for 41000,000.
Krw York, March 3. —A special
from Boston to tho Kvniiny Pott says
F, W. Nickerson A Co., Urge importer*,
West Tndinn traders and commission
merchants, who have been in business
there "■» IWfsrn forty and lilty years, an
itonnos [heir failure to-day, assigning to
Joseph Brnssell, their confidential cm
plyi-o. Their liabilities are frfl(K),oot>;
assets, £100, (KM), indirect, and their
nominal assets arc good. The trm is
agent for the Boston and Savannah
Steamship Company, which is not af
fected at all. The Kasteru Steamship
bine, running te points in the provinces,
hj owned in a great part by the firm,and
i*. therefore, ■ fleeted by tho failure.
The cause of the assignment is general
dullness of the bin in ess in which the
linn is engAgcd. The tirm is composed
of Frank W. Nickel on, Alfred A. Nick
erson ami Klkanith C. Crosby,
CHITI47AI..
Outlook for I ruiriiay nnri the Ar
gentine Republic.
MoNTKviiiKo {via Caboston), March
3. The relations between the Argentine
Republic and Uruguay are in a critical
.-oiidition, and it is probable that the
Uruguay ii bogation will retire from
Buenos Ayres. Notes have been ex
--hanged, aud the diplomatic corps have
met to deliberate upon the beat means
to l»< adopted for the settlement of the
trouble.
The Riot rratlrr*.
I.oNi'ON, March 3. - Burns, Hynd
iiinn, Williams and Champion, the
Socialist leaders, were again before the
police court to-dey, and after further
hearing, were committed for trial on the
charge of inciting subjects of the Qneen
to not. The defendants were permitted
to furnish hail for their appearance.
The t able Lines Dispute.
"Nan Fit am IbWO, March 3. —Five suits
tiled to-day in the United States
Circuit Court by tho Market-ftreet Cable
Railway against the Suiter-street Cable
Kai)road.Comptu.y, to determine the real
ownership of the improved cable railway
systems. The suits are for perpetual in
junction and damages.
Honor* from the Pope to Arch
ht*liop 4'orrlcau.
New York, March 3.- The steamer
Callia reached here this morniug;
Among the passengers was the Right
Rev. Dr. Hilar, who brought a palliume
Irom Pope I .■ < ■ to Archbishop Corrigan.
The rhlncMc l.oftnsj.
San Fkancihco, March 3.—The City
of Peking sailed for Hongkong and Yo
kohama this afternoon, taking from this
city about 1200 Oh leu I passengers.
The New Candidate.
San Francisco, March 3 —The Oak
laud Democratic municipal convention
last night nominated .loliu llackctt for
Mayor,
Dr. Quinian's Opinion of Mullsin
Abietene and Verb* Mat* areßtrictiy
prodticta of California. Mullein ie a
product of the world. Dr. Quinlan, of
Dublin, in a paper read before tbe Med
ical Congress at Copenhagen, nays Mvi
loin has greater curative powers than
Coil Liver Oil and iqOa] to Runsian Kou
miss, and it has been demonstrated that
Abietene and Yerba .Santa have equal if
not greater curative, powers than .Mul
lein. Abietene Cough .Balsam
combines the three with other
well-known expect orau'a and Nar
ooties {without opium) making it the
greatest and bast cough medicine «vtr
produced. Prioe 7< r » cents. Sold hy C\
V. IfatDiemaa.
Open for Business to All Points
The California Southern Railroad
00. hat established an office at No. 23Q,
Norm Main street, for the transaction of
freight ami pusaenger business over ita
line aud connections, tbe Atlantic and
I'ncitic and the Atchison, Toptka and
Hanta Xc H. Ka. By this route through
l'ulbnun alecpers start direct from Los
Angeles, and berths may be secured on
application at this otKt c.
Hound trip tickets between Los An-
I'ules, San Diego, Colton, Ban Bernar
dino, Riverside, aud Brtatow, may bo
bftd nt reduced rates.
For further iufonnation on freight or
passenger business apply to
Williamson Ucnm,
'.ieueral Agent.
Ciias. T. Parsosh, Ticket Agent.
Dr. Henley's Remedy for Ladies.
Ladies antt'ering from nervousness,
sleeplessness or any nervous tronble,
can find inimcfliatti relief ami bo cured
by using Dr. Henley's Celery, Beef and
iron.
Raffle-Fine City Lot.
Kligible city lot to lie raffled March
10th, or as soon as all the tickets are
sold. The lot is situated on Court
street, midway between tho cable rail
ways ou Second and Temple streets.
Uritiin A .Schroder, No. 4 West First
street, at Beuet'a cigar store, havo the
matter in charge.
Componed Oxygen Tratment.
Consumption, Asthma, Hroncbitis and
nil ati'ectionn ot tho respiratory organs
relieved or cured by n few treatments
by Dr, Freeman's freßb compound oxy
gen gas, at SSS Kurt atreet, Loi Anueles.
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CURES ( RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. SCIATICA,
i'Ra^-MAiaia'A^vtwVLkii'tVi.iuu
Grape Cuttings and Orangre
Trees for Sale.
Zlnfandel Grape Cuttlnga and Oranre au
Lemon Treea for solo el,olee varieties
-eaaonahle Apply to H. PRESTON.^
The L lading Decorator of Southern
California.
the first prize at the late fair
o. t. barker * sonh,
f«b7t! No. 13 and IS N. Spring St.
NOTICE.
The Steam Knife Pleoier has removed to
S„ :■: Commerei ,1 -ir.-. l. corner ol Ala
meda where all kinds ~r i'leating I. done
on short uotlc •. Knife Pleating only two
centa per yard. feb2lTm
PAITISIA-BI
Sleam Dyetne and Cleaning Worts.
Dyeing and Cleaning ol Every Dcacrlptlon.
Gloves, I.Hees.'.Mnsliu and curtains cleaned.
Office, llti s. Spring St. Dye Works, corner
New High and Helk vue Hta.
J. VOLLKT, Dyer and Prop,
fcbll lm J. LA UyITER, Manager
REMOVAL.
D, McFARLAND AND W. G. HUGHES
llavo removed to
Room 1 No. 39 North Spring St.
fob iH 1 in
Soiiii thl.is UToW.
Pore Shell Meal (or btfal Hens.
Mr. J. T. Ilrown, th« (leorala Btrcet Poul
try Man, tinea It, recommend), il and koopn It
for sale. Prepared (or the trade and the
public by JOHN H.BTITNTZ,
febtti Im-dAw Albambra, Cab
' ..' i:' >II Vt "Vkk'k!
"wSV iVaWllkM IsasiaT NaVVeft.
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CATARRH I
A NEW TREATMENT.
CoDsnmption anil Bronchitis
CURED BY INHALATION.
Blood Diseases of All Kinds,
Diseases of Women, as well as all
Chronic Complaints, Treated Spe
cially and Successfully by
M O. P. 8. 0.,
Graduate ol Chicago Hotuaionathic Col.
lege, Chicago, ami College ot Phy
sician, ami Surgeon, of Ontario,
Toronto, CHuada.
DIPLOMAS HANG IN OKKICK.
CATARRH
Treated upon a new princlppl, founded
upon the fact now geher -liy acknowledged
by the most KCieniihV i-ieii, that the disease
Is caused by the presence of living parasites
iv the tissues. The parasites cau be dem
onstrated by aid of the microscope and will
present the appearance Riven below:
Hjf %
3
Ah 6
Imagine millions of th.-,- tiny, tickling
bugs in the nose, and attached to all the
tuiieoM membraues of the head,throat lungs,
and In some es>es the eyes, aud the eustach
ian tubes leading lo the middle car, and
you will readily uudcrbtnud the irritation
they cau produce.
Our treatment, which destroys these psr
asitea, will arrest the Worst cases or nasal
catarrh and pharyngitis In from a few days
to a few weeks. Bronchitis is nothing more
than catarrh of the mi lubes le.oltug to the
lungs. This disease Is frequently mistaken
for consumption,of which the symptoms aie
very similar. The large majority of cases
can be cured by aid of our new inhalation
CONSUMPTION.
The symptoms of this disease are gradual
and coustaut leoreasiaf, emaciation, pale
or sallow sklu. great debility, frequent
flushes of the face, alternating with pale
ness, without any panlcilar cause or upon
the slit, Meat emotion, increased suscepti
bility to colds. Expectoration yellow, per
haps offensive aud streaked with blood.
Dry, hacking cough Irom tickling iv the
throat. Hhortueßs of breath, especially upon
going up stairs, chilly sensations, and a
pink-red Hue on the Lover gums.
More or less pain and soreueis ore notlca
ble about tbe chest.
Later we have night sweats, diarrhoea,
and swelling of the feet.
If yo'i hsve pari of these symptoms do not
think It Is merely a cold that will soon pass
off, but take treatment before the disease Is
firmly i-euted, und you can be cured,
la &c Ist**-stages Ufo can be prolonged,
aud comfort given to the patient, by aid of
our Inhalations, which case the coughing,
facilitate expectoration, aud promote
healthy and refreshing sleep.
Constitutional remedies hasten Ibccure by
building up the system generally, purify
ing the blood, etc.
The treatment can be used at home with
out detention from busiuens-l
BLOOD DISEASES.
Blood diseases are numerous; thoy may
take the form of scrofula, iniiy cause ul
cers, abcesses, different skin dlseates or
merely pimples upon the face. Sometimes
enlarged glands, having the appearance of
tumors, are noticed in various portions of
the bodT.especially ID the neck and groins.
We will guarantee a cure In every case,
whether recent, of one. ..r forty years aUnd
iug. No mercury is used. Tendency to
cancer, us well as cancer Iv the earlier
stages, is entirely eradicated from the sys
tem by our blood icmedies.
LADIES.
Diseases peculiar to Isdii-H treated with
care and discretion. Our uainicut is new
snd pleasnui as well as successful In nearly
eV LAIJIES' BAYS, Wednesdays and Satur
d *?crtalii hours will be granted to Individ
usl cases so patients will uot be obliged to
wait.
GENTLEMEN.
Evenings will be devoted to the treatment
of the ailments of men. Have you a lame
back, Aching of the bones of the legs. Ver
tigo, WeaknoP ->r Memory, Languor, If so,
come and see us ami we promise you a sure
The following testimonials will show the
rapidity with which we can cure illnesses
of our specialty. Hundreds of these csn
be Been at office: 1 . .
This Is to certify that I am a regularly
nualifled physician, but not practicing, and
have always believed catarrh of ohronlc
nasal variety to be an Incurable affliction,
but hearing of Dr. W. N. Davis 1 "Now Treat
ment." and his success, I applied to him for
mediclue and determined to try it in the
case of one of my friends, and did so with
the moat satisfactory results, rh Improve
ment was Immediate, and one prescriptlou
effected a cure. The .ase was of years'
utandlng and of a very severe type. I can
recommend Dr. Davis to those similarly af
fected. B. HALEY, M. D
Lob Angeles, Aug, Ist, 1885.
Jauuarv 2d, lbWn, Doctor Haley testifies
thßt the case he treated five months ago Is
still a cure. Doctor Haley Ih now practlc
Ing law at 4»J4 N. Si Hi.c ..treet.
This la to certify that I wss troubled for
six years with what seemed to be an incura
ble disease that had resisted the abilities of
some of the best physicians of Hsu Bernar
dino, Los Angoles and San Francisco. I
then determined to try Honuenpathy au.i
consulted Dr. W. N. Davis. N. Spring
street, Los Angeles, end withiu two months
I was entirely cured. S. 8. BALL.
Anaheim, California,
DR. W. N. DAVIS: I have been troubled
with catarrh of the dry variety for about
five years, since three years before 1 came
to California, and In one month I feel that
I have been entirely cured by your reme
dies.
PETEB NIE3.
Los Angeles, July 4.1885. P. O. Box Stt.
Los A noei.hs, Sept. 14, fBB5.
DR. W. N. DAVH: DftAß Silt- I beg to
acknowledge the benefit 1 have received
from your Homo-opathie remedies, which I
consider almost miraculous.
I waa troubled for three years with a com
plication of diseases which hsd baffled (he
skill of ten Allopathic physicians. Some
said that I had "Brlght's disease,'' others
"spinal disease," and others " heart dls-
I was troubled with pains all over my
body, was confined to the house and was al
most paral zed. Now, After treating with
you for little more than a month, I am free
from pain, and can walk half a mile with
out difficulty. I ro to church and sit through
service with no inconvenience, which I
could not do before.
I am still Improving In strength and
think In a few weeks more 1 will be a well
Thanking you lor what you have done for
me, I am yours truly,
MRS MARY LOUTH AN,
422 South Los Angeles street.
October SUb. ISBA, Mrs. Louthau testifies
that she Is entirely cured.
This Ib to certify that I have been troubled
for fonryenrfc with In-.uciiitls, and Iv six
weeks I have been aim »«t entirely cured by
Dr. W. N, Davis, and have had no suffoca
tive attacks since 1 commenced treatment.
I can recommend Dr. Davis to any who
are troubled w Ith the longs or throat.
MRS. M. S. SI EVENS,
Ninth street, near Pearl.
I Angeles, Jaii, '27th, i--..
Thia is to ceritfy Ibai l have employed Dr.
Davis with very satisfactory results, and
would recommend him as a physician to
any of my lady friends.
MRS. M. J, BI'HLEB,
\\ H-hinnloii street.near U.-sclale Cemetery.
Los Angeles, Feb. 2d.
DR. DAVIS: If It were not for you 1 am
satisfied that I would now be dead with
lung disease, which had troubled me for
two years, as st the time I commenced
treatment last summer 1 was bo low that I
could nol continue my irlp East after start
ing, and was obliged l- return from Mojave.
I wish lo testify that I was entirely cured lv
three months, and found your charges very
ream > . p MESKRKAU,
22 Bernard street.
Ix» Angeles, Feb. Hd, 18«.
t'onenltatlon free.
A Treatise upon Catarrh and Lung Dis
eases will be lent free upon application.
Medicines can be sent by mall or express
to any address upon receiving a descrip
tion of your case.
OPTICK HOURS—» to 12 a. St., 1 to I T. ste
and 7 to fi p. m,
W. N. DAVIS M. D,
46 % North Spring Street,
Ovtr People's Store, Lo* TAngsles, Cal.
feblH Im,^,
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This powder never varies. A'marvel of purity
Strength ami v» holunumenesa Morn economical
fhan the ordinary k bids, and cannot 1-uaold In com
petition with the multitude of low tost, short
weight, alum orjihosphato powders, Bowi> onlt Uf
use. Hot ai. Uari.vo l'ownta Co., 106 Wall-el,
N. Y.
AMUSEMKNTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Friday Evening, March 5 1886,
A. Farlnl's First Operallc Entertaisaent
Soprano—lira. W. H. Gilbert, (lJt of the
Bottnn Ideal Opera Co.) Ml.. Jennie Win
.ton, HI.. Nell Carter, Mtmt Annie Wine
niau, Mia. Lilian Breed.
HerzoSoprauo-Ululda Wlaeman, Miaa
M. Cowpei.
ContrnlU,—Mica Minnie Hance.
Tenor—Albert 1.. Jeffery, I'haa. Ailerbach.
J W. Uardncr.
ll„ril.„ie- Big. A. Farlnl,
» <• atone.
H„lo I'lanlat-frnf. S. J. BUmm.
Conductor ol Orclicntra -Kobt. K. Paiilabu.
PROGRAMME:
t. (Jnartett—"Kltoletto" Verdi
Mra. W. H. tillberl, Mlaa I Wiseman,
Mr. Gardner, Mr. W. C. Sloue.
X Walla—"Hondo' (lumbcit
Mlaa Lilian Breed.
X. l'lauo Solo aeleoted
rrof. A. J. Stanim.
1. Vlower Song—"Fauaf itounod
Ml*. M. Cowper.
s. The Shade, nl Kvenlug K. Clay
Mr. J. W. Oardner.
t;. ii rand Scene Irom I.ucla Donizetti
Mlaa Nell Carter
TBN HiaUTMa INTKIIHISSIOH.
PART II — (la> full cmtiiiii,. „ud .cenle el
(ecta) Oral act from Hie opera of Martlta-
Klotow— (excepting the market aeene.)
Lady Harriet Miaa Annie Wiaeman
Na, cy. Ml .bin Wiseman
Lord Tristan Mr. W. c. Stone;
Urand aceno IrOm the Opera of Travlata,
"Klrat Act.' Veidl.
Vloletla Ura W. 11. Gilbert
Alfredo Mr. Cbas. Ailerbach
TKU HINUTEI INTBBMMsION.
PARTIII-K.illre lo.irth net from Verdl'a
IL TKOVATOKK.
Mlaa Jennie Wiuatou
Asucena .Mi-.- Minnie Hance
Maurlco Mr. Albert Jeffery
Coliui il'i.una Big. A. Farlni
Hnia Mr. W. C. Stone
By particular request Mr. Chns. Ailerbach
will aing the A Che La Murte in tbe Miserere
Scene, lnvialblo chorua, orchestra and or
gan accompaniment.
Any utt ties holding Exchange Tickets
ttlllplenac reserve them on Urdnisdiii
from 10 a. .... h. the Box Office,
Opera House, to avoid the rush at the door.
Kxtra train will run from Paaadena the
evening of the Opera. Ticketa to be had
there at Mr. Wood's lirtig store and of Mias
Jennie Winston.
I'ol.ulttr Hrlcea. Keserved seats at
$1.00; gallery 50 centa.
The l'lauo and Organ is kindly furnished
byJ. W. Gardner's Music House, Mo. M
South Spring atreet. fobJ7;d
144 Spring Street.
LESSEE. ------ - E. EKANK
MAISAUEK, - - - - KREU HI'HTEK.
This coxy little Theatre will henceforth be
conducted ami flrst-cliists place of amuss
ment. No smoking or drinking allowed iv
auditorium.
FASIIIONAULK LAPY At'DIRNCES SIUHTI.Y!
I'ERFORMATtI'BS KVEHY KVKNINO AT 8.
Matinees Wednesday aud Saturday at 2 P.M.
Tho charming little act rets,'
ZkXlxaxxlo 3P. Youusj,
Supported by the
Emma Frank Dramatic Co.
ONLY A FARMER'S DAUGHTER.
march A, « niid t,
THE RETURN rF THE SOLDIER I
POPI'LAIt PRICES:
Kveuings, 2ft and iioc.: Matinees, as and l.'sj.
Box oltice open dally from 10 a. h. to IP.
m. Evenings at 7r. M, mrttd
~ AWGI.O-NEVADA
Assurance Corporation
an
s "iSAr* .FRANCISCO, CAL.: w
c
FIRE AND MARINE.
CAPITAL, - - $2,000,000.
33 ;i)I KECTO K8 •
Louts Bi.os», J. W. Macrae
J. B. IIAOOIN. W. F. WHITTIKB,
J. Itosast'F.l.n, E. K. Evaa,
J. L FLoon. E. L. GRIFPITR,
o. L. Bbandbb, J. Grrrnuauii,
(W. Gaiia HaaataON.
This Corporation Is now prepared lo|rc-
C'lve appUOattona for Fire and Marine; In-
W. GREEK IIAKKISON. Prea't an iManager
J. L. FLOOD. I Vice-President
0. P. FAKNFIELD, ; Secretary
J. S. ANGUS, Assistant Manager
to the above wo would re
spectfully announce that we have been ap
pelated agents for the ANGLO-NEVADA
ASSURANCE CORPORATION for the CITY
AND COUNTY OF LOB ANGELES, and
aro now prepared to Issims policies on ANY
INSURABLE PROPERTY In our district,
and requeat a ahare of the patronage ot the
public.
CARR & PRAGER,
10 Commercial St, Los Angeles. Cal.
lag am
—AT THE —
Real Estate Exchange
20 South Spring Street,
SPECULATIONS
IN ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY IN
BOITTIIKRN CALIFORNIA.
gjo HEAL ESTATE bought, sold and
exchanged on commission, llouais Kknthi,
and Money LoAriao by
Humphreys & Biggin.
A CARD?
Loa Amoklks, February 2S, InM.
The fire will,'l, occurred on the lath lust,
destroyed my property ,it«H San Fernando
street. On the linth mM De.moii.l, Sahlchl
aud H. H. Appt'l. olllcera ol the Home Mu
tual Insurance Company, with whom 1 waa
Insured, settled Iv 101 l my claim. For their
prompt action 1 thank them moat heartily,
and take great pleasure In recommending
them to the Insuring public.
JebM THOMAS McCANN.
Good News, Warn m Hoasp-keepers.
Those that love home-mado aweenneata
and pickles wlshlkuj to have auch articles
put np aa Jelly, Marmalade, Preaervea,
Peach or Apple Hotter, or canned frulta,
Cordiala, Sweet rii'k 1,-, 1 fruits, chow Chow
Calaup, Mangols. or anything that can lie
done with frulta, can have them done al
their homes or ranehos hy calling on Mra.
11 R. Richmond. i:« Easl F.ral street. Will
go by the day or 1,1 bw * ""al
Qervaise Purcell, B. A. 0. T,,
ConsnlliDE Engineer and Surveyor,
Aasoolate Member Inatltnte Civil
Engineers, laiudou,
Hoom 14 Alio mark, corner Spring
md Temple. • ]aMf
TAKE NOTICE.
The Boas llnrse-Cllppor of the Pacific
t'oa.t has hla l„.ad,|.iarters at the Metropoll
tan Livery Slal-U-, on Sei ond .treet, oppo
site the new City Hall. Charge, only I a
'"jauiam O. O'DONNKU.
REMOVAL I
THE
New York Clothing Store
HAS REMOVED TO
50 N. Spring St. 50
OPPOSITE PEOPLE'S STORE.
Herman Colin, Prop'r.
Special Bargains
real estate
morford;& son
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
HO NORTH si'ltlM. silt 111.
«0 ft/fell WILL BUY 10 ACRES NEAR
the city limits, having on It city
water; also a good well.
IU acres deciduous fruit trees, bearing.
IV, acreH Muscat vines, full bearing.
acres Mission vine?. 10 years old.
4 screi, Ulan Ell'cn vines bearing.
This Is one ol the cheapest properties in
lAngeles county.
DUAETE, Near the Postoffice.
OA ACKES, all in bearing fruit and vines,
**" as follows.;
10 acres bearing orange trees, of which .100
are Wellington Novels; all are strictly first
class: S acres In foreign vines, bearing;!)
acre- in limes, lemons ami apricots, 1 acre
alfalfa; house of 5 rooms, climets, pantry,
pi re hen, barn, chicken ami other out
houeeis; near church mid .school, and all
surrounded by a 1.1 ME THEE (not bush)
HE HUE. The llmch hmiiKht ifmO last year.
#H,<HX>, half cash, balance on reasonable
time
111 ACKEH outside City Limits,
house of 7 rooinu and cellar, well, wind
mill and ti.OOO-gallon tank, barn, chicken
houses, 8 cows, 2 wagons, 200 chicken*,
choice breed 2 horses, harness, cultivators
and plows. If sold coon will be disposed of
for the small sum of «7,000.
DtIAKTE.
nACKF.B, house of 5 rooms, stable and
onthoines: plenty water for irrigating
I acre aHalLa, 10 acres In bearlug fruit,
both deciduous and citrus. 54.000.
Also 16 acres near the above that i* all un
der cultivation,with plenty iJrlgatiiig water,
for s)l 50 per aero.
L>Ui una WILL BUT 68 ACKES of the
gHHIF.UVU best moist laud iv Ijoh Angeles
county, 6 miles south of the city, all fenced,
tlowlug artealau well; can Irrigate the
whole; good home of 3 rooms, 2 clo eta:
1505200 feet encloned hy fence; barnyard
60x200 feet and stable 20x20. Must he sold
soon or It wll he withdrawn from market,
decfttf
San Gorgonio Heights.
Tliis beautiful tract of land is situated
in tbe San fiorgonio Valley, 80 milei
coat uf Lax Angeles aud 20 mile, froth
Golton.
The soil is a rich, deep, sandy loam
aud rerr product.*.. Altitude about
3000 feet. The atmosphere ks n-maika
bly clear, dry aud invigorating.
This tract will be sold in i|tiautitiea to
■uit purchasers.
QKor full particulars inquire of
GEO. D. CARIETON & CO.,
SOLE AGENTS,
15 W. First St., Los Anples.
Jal3 U_
tACME
Squirrel and Gopher
EXTERMINATOR,
irisiterlnl ueed coats
F.E.BROWNE,
I for. fcb2HdAw-tf
JS VISIT Si
F*. ADAM,
PIONEER TAILOR
113 N. Spring Bt.,
For the latest and finest styles of goods.
Itblftm
M
$3500 Cbeapest Choice Hone $3500
In the city. Nearly I seres In Highland
View Tract, right at Station: streets on every
Hide; fruits, west side Pasadena Avenue,
only lie, miles from center, with stylish new
cottage of 5 room*, H iihlo and huggy house,
flue wall. Irrigating water from city ditch;
nil set in choice trees—flgs, French prunes
and or-ngos; lovely, sheltered, healthy,
sightly location , splendid soil. This can't
he duplicated hi Urn price. See It at OD olf
you want a (speculation or a home. For a
Nhorl tluu' only, la la). SVIK'O ensh.
C. WIIITP,
febietw Mo. 6 Nadeau Klnck.
PASTURE NOTIOET"
Parties desiring to put horses or mules In
THE BEADDRY PASTURE
Hay do so from this dsy ou.
Price per mouth, It, payable iv advance
Animals at owner's risk. Apply to
V. HEAIMIkY,
■anl 901 New High it
Drug Store for Sale.
AT WEST FAUBROOK, SAN DICCO
COUNTY, CAL..
In a fine pleasant climate, a growing drng
business and practice for a good phyaiclan
One who Is able and willing tn reapoml
when called can huild up n fine bu-me.
both In the drag line and the practice of
medicine. Term* very reasonable. Ken
sum fur selling, poor health. Address
Howe Postofflee, Han li-go cniinty, Cal.
jalU _ M. CAM KltlH li Y. M |i.
* SAN FRANCISCO PRICES
At the Opera Restaurant,
lit ftouth main street.
All kind! of ohnpi, ro.Nl meats and fish,
with ten or enffee. nl nllee,, n-ni.. Mo lm
Dr. Yep Bow Yuen
Ha. practiced for many ~ s> - with lha lata
well knowu physician. Dr. WUNd TON
WI.MI, In limit,,n, I l. „„ w opening an
offleo at No 101 I pper Main Bt. tlsn he
found at ofner at all hours, day and night
Manhood Restored
'<•"• ' \ '!1,,„f ~.,,11,1
PHYSICIANS
DR. RBBSB,
HURIiKON AND PHYSICIAN.
BPECIALTIES:-i>lseaseß o the Eye, Ear,
Noce. Throtil aud Neck, Skiu DideHaes,
Diseases of ihe Urinary Organs, Female
Diaaaees,
Also Surgical Operations as for Fistula,
Stricture, Cancer, Volypus, and all Tumors:
Harelip, Club-feet and all Deformities:
Chronic ulcers. Varicose Veins and Kectal
lMsoasex: DfaetiM-s of the Bout's, etc.
jBbT-OFFKUC, Rooms 1.1-14-15 BCHU
MAOIIEJi BLOCK, Bprlng otreet opposite
I'or-tollice, Los Angeles, Cat.
Piles treated without the use of Knife,
Ligature or Cmmtic remedies. uov&tf
DR. HUCKINBi
lliinmi 18, It, 20 aud 21, No. 17 N Main St.
HOURS|
10 a. h. to 1 ph., 2 lo a r. h. aud 7 to a r. H.
> Telephone 258 answered day and nighl-
Residence, St. Elmo UnleL
nr-3l,eclalty ol Eye. Kar aud Throat
dl.ta.es. inrtu
WALTtTLINDLLT, Wllilitar LlMler,
.11. U. 11. 11.
Office Hour,—2 lo 4 OQlce Hour.—lo a. M.
P. at. to 12 M.
Office—2B7 South Spring St. Residence-
US South Fort atreet, opposite Baptist
Cliur, li. Telephone 42, Jaul-tf
ISAAO D.,
HOMCEOPATHIST.
Office Hours— 11 to 12 a. at., 2to a p. N.
OlUce— Noa. 3 and 5 Odd Feilowaßuilding,
Lo. Angela., Cal. Jlyt,
M. HILTON WILLIAMS,M. MlTf,,B. 0
Specialist In Diseases of the Head, Throat
and Chest, iucludiug the Eje, Ear and
Heart.
Gfhce, 275 North Main street, (next the
Diamond House.)
Office hours, from 10 a. h. to 4 r. v,
febarxf
A. F. DAKLIMG, M, D.,
OOCULISTANOAURIST
OFFICE, 120 N. Main St.. Los Angeles, Cal
Orncx idooEa—lo a. m. u> 4r. x.
ocUiMAwU
Dr. O. F. aillingham,
Graduate and Member K'ij al College Surgeorje,
England.
Oia.luate aud Member Koyal Collide physi
cians, l-dlnburg.
7|N. MAIN STREET. NEAR FIRST STREET.
Consultation houra: 9 to 10 a. v., 2t04, J
toB r. a. dec4B-tf
DR. J. P. WIDNBT~
WIDNEV BLOCK. I'UIST BTREFT.I
Between M.hi and Spring..
OFFICE HOURS, { " JJJ '* £ JJ'
Residence, 821 South 11,11 Sl rm't. t, ~ t~Z '
Telephone, office 60, Uo,iae (.0-8. laxvmfV
DR. CHiIS. A. a. DtSIICETRV.
OFriCE:—Schumacher Uloek, opposite Post
office, rooms 20 and 21. RESIDENCE.—Pear
atreet, corner Ninth
Otlioo hours: 10 to 12 A. a.; 2to4r.a ; 7 to
Bp. a. at rcaidenoo. Telephone No. at office and
reeid«noe, 160 Day and night call, answered.
aaJti
H. P. CHAM3ERLIN, M. D.,
OFFICE ANDJ RESIDENCE,
Cor Ink and Boyle .Avenues.
MuYLE HKIUIITS. mj2tf
Dr. Joseph Kurtz
No. 265 Main street, opposite Baker Block
CsTßye and ear dlseue. treated with the oare
a aparaaliat. .ptt
P. MARION .PALMHR,
SBTATTIBT, ,
Has REMOVED TO
Stl South. Nprlng; Ntreet,l. F p Stalra,
Fourth door to the right. feb7t(
MA-4BBR At WILDER,
nUIaTTISTS,
PARLOR 13 NADEAU BLOCK,
TEETH WITHOUT A PLATE.
detflStf
J. ADAMS, M, D„
Office. 220 N. Main St., opposite tho St
Elmo Hotel. Residence 1612 S. Main St.
Tclcphoue 332. Physician and Surgeon Id
charge of Medical and Surgical Dispensary .
All acute and chronic dlaeaaca successfully
treated. OFFICE HOI US 10 lo 12 4. at.
1 to ■ and 7 to 8 r. at. Sundays, 10 to 12
a. at. Calls In the city promptly attended
to, day or night. sepl2-tl
KK.U. ESTATE Ac K.I Is.
Kaaaa E. Adams. FaAaa Adahh.
A.TJAMS <*> HON,
Real Estate Dealers aid Hone? Brokers,
Office No. 182 North Bprlng Street,
Improved and unimproved city and Country
Property, Orange Orchards, Vineyard, and
lunches In the best localities in Southern Catifor.
nla. Correspondence solicited.
No. 122 N. Spring St., Los Angeles, Cal.
GEO B. GRIFFIN C. W. SCHROKDER.
GRIFFIN & SCHROEDER,
Real Estate and Loan Brokers.
GEO. B. GRIFFIN, Attorney at Law, No
tary Public, Sea roller of Records and Con
veirancir. FIRST STREET, Bernard
Block, Los nK,.|ca,Cal. auSO-tf
JOHN M. BATCHELOR & CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers
OOMMISSION MEROHANT3.
OFFICE, 35, Nadeau Blook,
LOS ANGELES
Wanhauia with «<•»■••■ llroa.,
810 to l)«IO Alameda St.
SELL REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED,
•a,(MS) llniirl. Ilcpoalted with the
< (.Hill, I Irrk. d2ltf
Urs. <'. A Frank Stevens,
DBKTISTa.
Thebea set of teeth on ivl in 1,, l or
Rubber. P.mloaa extraction or Teath h,
NltroiaOildeioia or vitalized Air. Flue
Oold Flllinga a specialty. All operations at
Eaatern prices and guaranteed. Haania
IS and in I.in.in, li«-t- lII.m-h, op
po.lt* P.O. Open Bundaya from *lo M.
myltf
'AUCTK'' --ALES.
AIM SALES
JOHN 0. BELL &: CO..
REAL ESTATE ANI> '"NERAL AUCTION
EE Its. (Kllce, Kmoi Nadeau Illock.
Take the elevatoi d the boy will
direct you t he office.
Keal Estate iv all pm i>f the city, Includ
ing residences and mess properties,
blocks mi.l i.uicl..-', i led end bold at
anetion or private sale.
Appraisement* of i description of
property a specialty. made at auction
by or of Courts, Admin >rs, Eiecutorn,
l -'iiiims.-i'iiiers, Keci r. Mortgagee and
Trnatees, faithfully f ' i"g with pre
scribed legal form*
Houses and rooms rem charge
Of property, hold powei itoruey for ab
sentees, collect ri'iiis. all I to taxes, insur
ance, street work, linpr. ■ nieuts and build-
Also, warehouse and suction, horse and
carriage man and sale- id, Urn Angelea
street, lie l \: ecu Mr ■ lid streets.
ELEGANT CiTY LOTS
EAST LOS ANGELES.
On Monday, Man li Bth, 1886,
That elegant i ■ pertf at
208 DALY STREET,
On the ground- a l , 10 o'clock,
TWENTY-FIVE IBMUTIFOL LOTS.
Bach lot has a m«; ent view and 09 a
level with tin* high. -on this side. The
Hell man Htreet Bail. ■ 111 be continued
past the door of this i rty. Shortdls
taiice from Downey aven the fashiiniable
11 rive way. I Ida property ulv commands
aline view of the clt) . of the High
lands. City water; Le-i IralijHge; floe
'hood; churehe.- . .very denoral
nation; highest ord. r -( hoola; a great
Dunn or <d tine and . .-uildlugs i elua
erected, more so than any part of Loa
, ;, V ant laid out
ad pala
tini residences of Ham . JohuaUin Esu H
N. 0. Wilson, Esq., i acy. Esu S
Speed ;.E'.i-, aud o!l„ A positive fact,
aud staled by s.mie id !„ -t uud noted
physicians, that East I. jrlv* is much
more heatthy than on i!, ; te, on aconuut
that almost every lot ii. i ! Arn?ele ß j a
on a level of lit*' highe ; ii this side.
Italy street rropetty: . m.rtb irom
I'.ivviojv v.\ enue tow if I , Seen No
bills to climb; level as a il,„i f ' nbont ten
minutCM ride to the I'm- -i rungars
and oilier.-., we would l.< ■ , 1,-ive you
axaotine i.ur lots, and w i' ii wUb to
purehaa:- until our sate c..i:u > off. If you
see them you will sure;> I re* csr
rlsges will meet you on M.. of sale
and take i llrect -n to r . . 1I1 ?i. pT u J
tr t es of all kinds „v >]„■ , ,| liUfS the
property li surrounded win, : , ,utffulor
presa hedge Don't fa Ito - ; r,,i)*rtv
It will take you only a few in.. i„ 7 '
.eu»,d i°"Muc?lsSi
350 TONS 350
OK— '
HAT AI AUCTION!
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10,
At 10 o'clock A. v
ON MAIN STRKKT, beh i Ellington
nireei 11„ »: ;k, the
grr-uuil. In lo!-. oft,.ii- ~r i
. febSSlt JOHN C. HULL :,,neer.
Braofl Excursion!
AND-
Great Auction Sale I
PASADENA,
The Beautiful Raynnnd Hotel
JOHN C. BELL & CO.,
On . at— oci ~■][
This will be the Itsal Estsi, | the tea.
son. * n-r I,u*n Ii | r ...j
rlagesatthe gn> .
By kind permission of M i ~.[, t , t(J
proprietor, and Mr. ttiicln 'Cupels
futendeut, are wlti make 11 , > front ol
the beautiful Kavmon l !' \ I at) A
KKKE I.CNCir.
SO
Delightfully Situated Villa Lots
On Fair Oak«, Pasadena an I ie« Av
cinies, t<> he s.dd without r, -. , front of
the Raymond Hotel, I ! - • ■ imaud
a lovely view of the eniire town
juiictions, and of the ni«j ■' Hotel'
Tail Hotel now is approach In,: ipletlon.
Mr. Raymond says ttist on .'• i„. r lit—
on or before that—the gnm l , ■ nlng will
take place. When finished he the
iargen and finest hotel, pr. . y i a the
L ulled Htates. vVe are sure i. T ory room
wl'lbe eugsged and taken .' nicday
These IoU are only about ■, frornlhn
Hotel. Theae are the large-■ ihst
we have ever offered f<.r > . . I ho best of
drainage Pure, c .1.1, -i - mountain
water piped along the , ■ , in abund
ance. Should you prefer t . : o your own
wells you can obtain eleg'.:.- i nter at from
12 to 15 feet. Hiese lot* nn rrnanded by
palaces and boautiiul honn iheeontrae!
for the new line of stree! r . jul has tn ..',
inlgiicd, extending fiom i) Kurmon.i i.,
Pasadena proper. Very shortly (hey wfl!
be in -.id. rii iitl r innlng ' ,v atyle of' ,
with all the latest Improve, n;* 0 f the i,
Wo Offer these Lots hs an Invest
ment.
Tbe prices you purchase tliese lots - tvs
believe, on or before tbe c.i.npiotion ■ ihe
hotel,will double in value, m f»r' It kes
but Mttle dllT. rence where you pu
since licit It I" a well biu/ni, .] fu" ■ the'
Raymond wn.t to be built, tour) lia- i w m
hierrasnlu price rnpfdiy. Mirei> : t t u >
walk from thes" lota to the H - h n
Ihe linsinens center of the (■■ ~,,)»
half a mile rtlatnnt, e.ud tin i is di
rectly toward this flue tract. *^LIH
These Lots are hioh; • ,0x279
Feet.
lot la covered wit r. , „ T « years
Do not l, lly until yon I „ thla tract.
Yoll will not again hn ■ , nn opporlu*
nlty to purehuau sue situated
Passdena property, an
Every Lot will be Sold
Without, Reserve.
Tiis to!, Grand licirsiofl
JS s " csnto,,r Hi. Hound Trip
KRKE I Si ,1 1 in n OASBI v,i .-Ev
* erylmdy happy.
The l ml 11,,1ei Is a talace ol Beauty
apda, Tn) , „„„„,„„ ,„,.
■"•I',' Hisvenever had the pleas
ure,oi mms in. Itsymond. They 0«n
now il, ii ~ vers reduced rsie-twanly
■vaeenl- each way.round trip, 1,0 centa.
TICKETS
Foraal mid after Friday, M,,r,. ath at
Ihe,ll ,| K. II II Mil I IV, v.. i',iitl.
'"!'n,!i'! in " '!' 1 : '''"""•
l,»l'll -JS M 1.1 MKN . w ||| ba
a dells' trip |„v will haw pi.ndld
PJ»|'» ii.haoee of tin, .ale, II wl.n to
Itbr, " .itiHNu. iiKIL, a lonosr.
, , , .„,.n au
Is still In wlnuaru i
Me has,! full line of ~4,001 rar i n .s sell
ing them In quantities to sul ..ijjtastern

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