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r firinVtoOoP.ee of the Herald. 6 l-imt*
I "Herald Steam Prlntliie; House,
f Tbe Hs.au> Bteam Printing House ll not
I mrjMuwod by sny Job printing office on the
PaclSo Const, outside of Ban Fr.nclsco, In
I faollllle. for doing Job work. Low price.,
good wortland execution may bo relied upon
at thU ofHw.
I I Special Notice.
I Herealter notices of compsnle., soeletle.,
« •hnrohe.. etc , will only be Inserted In Hie
Hs.Al.ii as paid advertisement.. We reservo
for place, ol wnr.hl|. a gratuitous directory
Whlok will .ppe.r .very Bond.y morning,
t The HsaiLOomoe Is connected with tne
BlHepßOne system ol Ixn. Angelea city snd
*~ sountr. Order, for adverttsemcnls or )ob
work may t™ sent through this medium to
\ Maibsr lis.
the 8..A1.D Ii theofßclal paper ol the city
■"' •! Angel).. The city delinquent tas lists
and all other municipal notices appear only
"saTtnelumna
Sir. B. N. Row. I. the S.nte Ana agent ol
he Hsa.i.n.
mildly 'admit, that the belief i« be
coming general that Congress will not
repeal the law which rco,uiros the
Treasury to coin two millions a month
of standard silver dollars, and that
"no material change will t«i made in
the legal tender quality of silver
coins." That journal distinctly ad
mits that the advocates of a gold
standard are certain to bo ili»ap|H>int
ed if they continue their extreme de
mands, and it now urgori a compro
mise lmtwcen the snpijortfr* of mon
ometalisin and the upholders of the
double standard. It is safe to say
that tile great army of wngo-earnors
want no compromise, but demand
that tbe silvor dollnr will remain "a
shining, itiiporisliiililo evidence that
a certain amount of Inmost labor wua
expended to prod dot it." Let the
silver dollar alono.
A Word to Workers.
If your .voo.tlon. sr. meut.lly or
physically l.boriou., if they subject yon
to exposure in Inch ment weather, if thiy
confine yon to the desk and are of a na
ture to luvolve wear and tear on tbe
brain and MrfMl strain, you may uc
caslonally raqstrl sosat renovating tonic.
Hodelter's Stomach Hitters is tlie artiulu
for you, it stimulate, the falling energies
invigorates tbe body and cheer, tho
mind. It enables tbo .ystem to throw
off tho dubilitating i ffocU of undue fa
tigue, gives renewed vigor to the orgau.
of ingestion, arouses tho liver when in
active which it very often is with people
whiue punuii. are sedentary, renews
the puled appetite und encourages
healthful repose, 11. ingredients are
a.fo and it. credential, consist in the
hearty cndor.eineiit of poisons of every
class of soetety, are most convincing.
Admirably ll it adapted to lllu medical
want, of workers.
How Doctors Differ
I The public mind in very ilivorirent
fl on tho reunite of licence or i.roliibi
-3 tion In tho Htato of Iow». As am
t cult of a rerun* uf tho linuor stiiren
during the licence law and the prohi
bition rule the following rostilt haH
been dietovered. Here are the llg
tires, tin' first column showing the
> number of saloons in the principal
cities, before prohibitory legislation
I went into force; the eucond, tho rev-
L enuo deriveil from tlie tun under tho
lii enee system; and tho third, tho
number of saloons at presenl open
and doing business:
P Dei Moines . w '00. 000 m
' Bab.Y.te »» »•«»> -* J
Bi.ilK.rt >» %™ «;
Oounoll Hliift, ».«> «
•lousCltr « ,MSn i!
&„ £ SS 15
Muscatine M None X
Karalriillown J» r.OOO 23
Oruslou f! ,r
Waterloo 5 im) i
lowalllly 0 4,000 »
ton Madison 17 *•«*> £
Fort nudge { • I 1
T0t.1.. TM »*n.ooo i.wi
This shown that under tho ItotPJM
eysteni tho revenue was »237,(KK)
from 774 saloons, while antler prohl
r bltlon the saloons increased to litlM
fl with no revenue to the State. Hoes
I j prohibition prohibit anil reduce taia
tion V
Under this law application may ha
made for KM) acres of laud naturally de
void of timber. Only one claim can hu
taken on any section. Kight year* are
required to perfect stilts, which may be
done without i«'iiilei.. c. Tbo lirst year
five acres must be broken. Thu seeuud
year tbe claimant mii.it cultivate these
live and break live more. lv the third
year the lirst live acres must bo planted
to trees uud the second live must he cul
tivated. In the fourth year llm second
five acres must hu planted, making ten
acres altogether. Ou the day of final
proof there must be lie U7o grow
ing and thrifty trees on eaoh
ol tho ten acres. Nu one can
make tnoru than one entry. Entry
may be madu without regard to the
amount uf laud owned by tbu claimant.
The only expenses aro feel and c.unmis
sions which amount to fl4 on uu entry
of one-quarter section. If Only eighty
acres Ms enter id the urea to be planted
it ouly live acres. The outtonwoml is
considered n timber tree. The work of
breaking aud planting may be done by
an agent, but the claimant is held re
sponsible for the failure* ol hia agent or
servant. Pisa! proof establish the
essential facts as described above. It
cannot be tnsut before tbe expiration ol
eight years, but may not be made until
rive years later.
The Silver Dollar.
TlloHtockli.ii Mail H»y» : "Honatur
, Nock's recent ipeooli in regard to the
■ coinage end use o( silm coin haa
proved to lie a veritable bombshell
in tbe cam pa oi the goldites, who
evidently felt assured a few months
ago that they could and would do nil
the workings oi the United Status
mint to suit their own convenience
i and interests. Debate! on Heck's
-resolution luivo been commenced in
the Henate, <ir»y, ol Delaware, und
M, Thereon, of New Jersey, Laving
already spoken on the question and
endoavored to combat tbo popular
view of tho case. Tbe gold-bugs urn
■harp enough to sec that the Ameri
can people are strongly opposed to
the suspension of Bilver coinage.
Tho popular notion is, and it is a cor
rect one, that the coin manipulators
and professional usurers aim to strike
down silver so as to reduce tho vol
ume of real money thai the purchas
ing power of gold may double, and
to make three per cent, on a m>t" or
bond of the same purchasing power
that six per cont. now is. The [ico
ple do not want that sort of business,
and are sharp enough to block that
kind of a game.
The gold-bugs are putting forward
their best efforts to stuff tbo people
with—file notion that the cutintiy
rf would be v gainer by clinging to a
? gold basis in doing business through
'- clearing houses, bills of exchange
and In every other manner, because
i "silver is cheap and out of favor."
If it be true that silver is out of favor
what is the reason ? It* common use
n in representing exchange values ren
-1 dersit more dilllcult lor banks und
». money syndicates tv control the coin
currency of the country to their own
advantage and to the disadvantage,
if not the positive injury, of the in
dustries of the country, than it would
he to carry on und porpetuate the
skinning procesß, wore gold alone rec
ognised as the legal standard.
In regard to silver coin, a clou r
headed financial writer says:
Its apparent depreciation is due
solely to a warfare, as wicked and
stupid as it would be for Congress In
declare by law that wheaten Hour
should no longer be made into bread,
and then for the Secretary ol the
Treasury to claim that wheat,
through natural causes, had fallen
twenty per cent, below tbe intrinsic
value "of corn. The trulb is Huh:
Knglandand Europe use tins conn
try's silver to break down the price
ef the metal. All Europe bus not
! $50,000,000 in silver bullion - not
150,000,000 tlnit is not now coined
-. .Ilftli-Circulation itt the rate of LV,
< to lof gold. At the same time Eng-
I•' land and Europe, in thoir trade with
the Orient, have to supply annually
1211,000,000 in silver more than all
the mines, outside of the fluted
States, supply. The commerce ol
the United States is expanding at a
- rate eipial to tbe creation of anew
State annually; her people aro in
creasing at tbe rate ol three or four
per cent, annually, und require s
Steadily increasing volume of—nol
greenbacks, not evidences of debt—
but of real money.
Were we to absorb mir own silver
product, cease coining silver, but by
law store the whole volume away in
1 ingots and issue certificates for the
lame redeemable, in silver dollars or
j silver bullion, and use those eertiti
« cates as money in the steadily swell
ing internal trade of tbe country, no
one would lw wronged ; the govern
ment would not be out a penny; it
would not be two ye irs until Euro|w
would have to begii. to draw upon
her silver-coin reserves to meet the
• Oriental demands, and those reserves
are as 16!* to lof gold. The result
could but be a steady appreciation ol
silver,or rather a steady depreciation
of gold, mint the two metals would
again be In tlie old place side by side.
To snv that by ll" 1 desired legisla
tion the miners would be especially
benelitod is all a mistake. The cot
ton and wheat planters are us much
more interested than the miners in
•»«j_a,ri»ging silver back to its old place
Has their annual crops exceed in value
the product of the silv.-i mines
The miners last year probuhly lost
M,OWUIOO by tin- apparent d.-prevm
tioti of silver, but the wheal i. >•»•
must have Inst quite *7n. i.ism, and
the cotton planters still more 1
is it required from 15 to M pel cent,
more wheat or cotton to buy a dollar
than it would have requited except
■ for the shrinkage in real money
caused by the dishonest and stupid
warfare on silver, for that warfare
prostrated tbe prices of everytlnnj
raised from the soil or tnaniifactuied
by the labor of men. It must not lie
forgotten that silvei has not lost any
of its purchasing power since lh,-.
when it stood al a premium.
Home ol the Now York papers,
which heretofore have clung to the
Wall-street and gold-bug side of tlie
Question with the tenacity of devil
fishes to their fictim, ure now edging
themselves into the silver grooves.
The unmistakable drift of public sen
timent lias evidently induced them te
hedge just in time to save themselves
from popular repudiation. The •>'..
That Dirty Dandruff.
Dandrull is dirty and disagreeable iv
every way. It soils tho clothing contin
ually, aud is accompanied hy a hardly
lons annoying seinalioii ot itching. The
H<;alp is diseased. There is nothing iv
tho world so thoroughly udipted to this
trouble aa I'arker'a Hair lld-am. It
eleanaca aud Imala tho scalp, stops the
tailing hair and reftOffsJ its original soft
ness, gloss and color. It in nut oily,
highly purfumod, an elegant dressing.
Very ecouomioal, as only a amall oo
caaiouyl apptlOstlOO kOsfM the hair iv
purled condition.
| (The lifth Kialward Monthly (omy
bona fide) Kvcuraion, under the aosploei
of tho Missouri Paciliu Railway Co., in
charge of Maj * Lewi*, loaves San Iran
So Feb. 'M, and Lm Angeles Feb. 28.
Emigrant rates. Kxpruu trains, fully
equipped atuepors, with colored porters
through to Si. Loom without change
Alsm Mimas ami Emigrant Kxauraion
by special train from all Kuatern points
to California eTOry month. Leave ad
dress of Kuatoiii friends contemplating
coming to California and we will ■abn.il
our very low rates to them. For further
information apply to X G.Rftil.l'aMenger
Agent Misaouri I'auiHo Ry Co., I>4.> N.
Main street, Loe Angeles, from 10 a. m.
to Is m. daily.
One ton of the above well known fuel
will outlast and give hatter satisfaction
for the tuouoy thin two OOfdl of tho
beat atovu wood, or a ton mul a half to
two tons of any other coal sold in this
market. Ask your dealer for It anil bfl
convinced, for you will burn no oilier
fuel after dying it a Fair trial.
Walt Kit S. Maxwkll,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer.
10 Court street; telephone 33.
Yard, OORMff Almneda and Jackson
Btr eels. 'IVlephone, $ I «>.
Amateur Talent Wanted.
l.aiHcß and geßtkmtn who are desir
oils of taking part in a tirttt class
amateur performance ami who have hud
some oxperieuoo will please address M.
Lkuman, P.O. Box 7M.
Important to Consumptives.
The people of Australia and of the State of
tlallforiila have been astonished al the won
ierful curative power of Eucalyptus, or
/urn tree leavus, for all throat and lung
llseases. A preparation called tho "Oum
Tree Cough Syrup," has rapidly Bold all
iverour State, and Is thu only cure for a
OOld, whooping cough, bronchitis, etc.,
that will not make you sick at the
stomach in taking. Relieves violent
coughing; soothing to fever and all
irritation. C. F. Hoiiitoman, sole agent, Lot
Angeles.
The Excitement Not Over.
The rush at H. D. Godfrey's drugstore
still continues on ace unit of persons altllel
ed with Coughs, t'ot.lt. Asthma. Broochltis
sud Cousuniptlon. to procure a bottle of
Kemp's llalsam fur the Throat ami l.iuiK-,
which Issnhiun a guarantee and is giving
entire satisfaction It Is a standard family
remedy. Price ftO cents aud fl. Trial sg-f
free. _
Indicated Inhalations
Nc one can say aught against the use of
medicated Inhalations for lung diseases, on
who has had the honor of
treating over 67.000 patients during tbo past
IS yean.
Caution.
Wo would csuttnii the Public to bewan- of
Deslurs oITiTiUK KeiupS HnHatn at less than
regular Price, 50 rent* and fl, as oftentimes
imitations <ir Inferior articles are sold as the
genuine lv order to enable them to sell
cheaply. H. D. Godfrey, Nadeau HaD, It
our agent for LOS Augeles. Sample bottle
glvon to you Jrre.
The Southern California Insur
ance Co.
Have niouey to loun <>n rcnl estiite secur
ity, at favorable rates of interest. AUo
they solicit a share oi pnUtQ Datmagl
iv protectiuji anaiiist lo<s or damage by
lire. Otticc iv Hryson Hlock, South
S> ring street.
Inhalatious are positive in their action
I'llckand astiiiK Id their etfect In the cure
tt ail lung dlßcaaes. So says Dr, Williams.
Stop Your Cough.
By taking tin' < Him I'ree icue* lyptus) Cough
ifTUp. Only for sale by 0. F. lleluiemaii
IruggUl, Low Angcloe,
WHY WILL Yor HI'FFF.H from Agu
rttul Mrtlarhi when Gllmor*-'h Aromatic Whip
will euro you. For sale by n. D. Godfrey
Nademi Hlock.
WILL YOU SUFFER with l>ynpep*la mul
Liver Complaint? Hbllob'. Vltallaer ll
Siaranteed to cure yon. Sobl by C. F.
fdns*m«n I'M North Main atreet.
ooinmnED to thi no roun mqvthi
and ahuohl blind, Hhd cured l>y one boa of
..thni.r.' - Scuralitln I'nrr. For ml< b> II
li. Godfrey, Nadeau Hlock.
CROUP, WHOOPDICr OODM and bron-
Olittlt. Limned bit rly r-li.-vcd I>> Ktdloh'H
Cure. Sold by K. 0, Heiusemau, l'/J North
Main itree
For lame back, side or chest, lieu Hhlloh'
parous (Master. Price ■ cutiU.
Opnt YOUR CHILHREN, for oougbs and
colds, croup. wbiNiptng MtjAlM MOw
ne.». GllmorcV Mugm-ne t.iixlr. For sale
by IL U. liodfrej. Nadeau Block.
sin Lull's VITALIZKK i- what you need
forCotihi.patfnu, I <>l Appetite, iMislnesh
■uid hL HViiiptouih of l)vr.pt>pMH. Prlrr Ml
and 75 centa per bottle Hold by J. C. Hulnae
man, 133 North Main itreeL
RKV. IL B. KKRELL, of Paviliou, N. V.,
mats of titlmore's Aromatic Wtue: "I be
lieve it to be a most desirable remedy to he
placed lv every family." For sale by 11. i».
Godfrey, Nadeau Block.
MR. A. HIGGINH, of Wyoming, New York,
says he bad MM POM for M years, hiid was
cured b\ u-HiK Gilini.ri- • Pile Sp-dtle For
•ale by IL D. Gndfruy, Nadeau Block.
SUILOH'U COUGH and Consumption Curt
itauld by us on & guarantee. It cures con
■nmptlou. Hold by 0. K. Heinaeman, izi
Nui Hi Mail* atreet.
LOB ANGELES DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY MORNING. MAItCH 4. 1886,
TELEGRAPHIC.
General ivm Proutoted
to MajoHiciicrnl.
ANO TAI DUCK'S FLIGHT.
More Food for Political Sponlers.
The I'piisloii Ofltot KxpuHiire.
The llianionil lliirg-lar.
Sjitrinl to the lleralft by Anocialni Pre**.
Wasjiiniiton, March 3.—The Presi
dent .ent the following nominatlun to
the Senate: llrlgadier-Oeneral Alfred If.
ferry, lo lie MajorUeneral, vice Win-
Held Hcott Hancock, deceased.
■ III. nillilllMllll HI. lIKII.
lie W ill be llrougl.l Hark.
Mas Kka.noibuo, March:).—On March
tbe lint Mr. Moaley, Agent of the Paci
fin Mail Ste.rn.hip Company, of thi.
c.ty, tulegrapbed the company', agent at
Voltobauia, ..king if Aug Tai Duck, the
murderer of the Wickcrshams wai in
custody, and il tbe JapaaftM government
would releaae him today. Me received
>be reply that the murderer baa boon
sent lo Hongkong ou the City of New
York, and thai tbo Secretary of Slate
would h.v. to arrange lor the arre.t and
eitraditlnu of the murderer. The con
clusion from tho.e dispatches i. that
Aug Tai Duuk had neon allowed to pro
ceed on his voyage from Yokohama and
that be will lie taken into custody ou
his.rriv.l in Hongkong, it will take
several week, to obtain the necessary
extradition paper, from Washington b.
fore officers uau be dispatched from tliia
i-lty to linug back tlie fugitive.
Tbe Chinese Trouble..
Wasiiinotun, March B.—The Spoaker
laid lieforo the lleuso the message of tbe
President on the Chinese troubles, aud
it was reud by tbe Clerk. The Cbair
laid belnru tne Senate the l're.idenl*.
mci-aage un tlie treatment uf the Chinese
iv tbu Wtut, already published, and ll
wua referred to thu Uoinmltleo on For
eign Relations.
Tlie l*eii.lon Ofilre Kxpo.uro.
Wabiiinotos, March 3.—The Senate
couunittee ou Kxpendituro. of l'ublic
Money, mot to-day to make arrange
ment, for beginning its investigation* of
SUHM brought by Couiuiissiuiior of
Praams, Blast, in nis aaaaal report, to
thu effect that the Pension Ottico tin.
bo* n conducted a. apolitical rnaoblne
under the ailministruttuu. Sou.tois
Cullmn (Chairman), Harrison, I'i.lt,
Heck and Kenua wire present, hllles
govurnuig , xamluatton ot wtluelso. were
adopted und it was agreed that llolioral
Hlack .liutild bo .uinmuiicit to appear
bufnru the comiultteo next Wodnesuay,
its lirst witness,
Ir'oiiiid l-ullty.
San Pranci.hi'o, March 3.—The trial
ot Yfm. BUS, IBS diamond burglar, on
a cliurgo ol grand larcony, w.a con
clmled to-djy, and the jury, after being
oat ft few* uiinutus, relumed the reraioi
of guilty. Revs has aleo been convicted
on tlie charge ol assault to murder, tor
tiring a pistol at Nut. Raphael, of the
Urm of Raphael ft Co., jewelers, of Ihia
city, at llie time of Ins arrest.
Hegtrete fur l.oiils Kiel.
Ottawa, Oct., March 3.—Mr. Laun
dry, of Mont Mugny, has put the fol
lowing notice of a mcilion or order on
paper for Friday next: "That this bouse
fast, it its duty to express its deep re
grot thill tho at&taQO* of death paised
upon beats Kiel, cuuviced of high
flat ilia, waa allowed to be carrieit into
execution." It is unnerstood that thu
motion is being miide at the instigation
of tho lioveriiinent, which is courting
defeat on this issue.
DAY DISPATCHES.
IMW TVIIANKV.
Tlie f'linmiilon Henner Works
Open liar Ignlinl Trade,
l Orgaiilvialloii*.
SraiMOtTßtn, 0., March 11. -There is
much excitetnent here, caused by tbe
action of tho Champion Reaper Wnrka
last nigtit, in the sudden uud wholesulu
discharge of ..vut-at hundred employees
kuown to belong to the Knights of La
bor or other Trad, . Union organizations.
W Intel, v. tho President of the com
pany, .ays:
••We were conioelloil to take this
course in tbe caiiße of liuniau liberty.
So far as wo have observed the opera
tion of this organization in other cities,
it has been one of terror, intimidation
uud violence, and as it seems to be a
question whether a factory shall have tilt
or none of its cmploycus members of the
oi-gani7.ntion, we prefer to have all our
mea independent of all organizations,
and holteve bucli a course will be for the
good of tho community."
The company are advertising for men
to till the place of tbo discharged work-
I.ATSR.
CiNrtNNiTi, t>., March 3.—Tbe
V ime* Star Spi-moM Id, Ohio, special
*ays: There were about live hundred
men di.ohnrged from the Champion
Reaper Works last night, and throe
hundred more refused to go to work this
morning. Meetings havo been held to
discuss ho situation, but no line of ac
tion has been adopted. There is no in
dication of violence.
AXITIIHK rINANCIAI. < It tSll.
A Bo.ton Comnil.aloit Hon.,•
lo,i. for SIMHI.INKI.
Nkw York, Maroh 3.—A special
from Boston to tbe fttgteiaf /'»sf My.
F. W. Nickereon ft Co., largo importers,
West bttUna traders and commißsion
iiHTchants, who havo been in business
there b< tween forty and lilty year., an
itoonos their failure to day, assigning to
Joseph BresSalli their confidential cm
plyeo. Their liabilities are $(100,000;
nßsete, t:l0O,(HKI, indirect, anil thoir
nominal assets are good. The inn i.
agent for tho Boston and Savannah
Steamship Company, which is not af
fected at all. The Raster. Steamship
Line, running te points in the provincee,
is owned in a great part by the firm,and
i., therefore, affected by tho failure.
Tbe cause of the assignment is general
dullness of tho barises, in which the
linn is engaged. The linn is composed
~1 Frank W. Nickel on, Alfred A. Niok
erson and Klkanith ('. Crosby.
< 111 I X II .
Ilmlook fori niKiiay mill the Ar
gentine Hepublie.
MoNTt:viliKo (via (ialvoston), March
3. The relations between the Argentine
Republic ami Uruguay are iv a critical
condition, and it is probable that the
Crugnayn Legation will ntuc Iroeß
Huetio. Ayre.. Notes have been ex
changed, and the diplomatic corps have
met to deliberate upon the be«t means
to be adopted for the settlement of the
trouble.
in.- uiot Learners.
I.onion, March 3. Bums, Hyud
man, Williams and Champion, the
Socialist leaders, were ngain before Hie
police court to-day, ami after farther
lieiiring, were committed for trial on tbe
charge of inciting subject, of the yneen
to riot. The defendant, were permitted
to furnish bail for their uppeiirniioe.
The t able Lines Dispute.
•San Fsani'lsco, March 3.—Five suit,
wt-re bled to-day in the United Statea
Cirenit Court by tho MarkeLstreet Cable
ttailway against tbe Suiter-street Cable
RailroaiLCompuuy, to determine the real
ownership of the improved cable railway
system.. The Bull, .re for perpetual in
junction ami damages.
■loner, from the Pope to Arcb
blMliop t'orrlgrnn.
New York, March 3.- The .teenier
Callin reached here this morning;
Among the passuiigers wus the Right
Rev. Dr. F-llar, who brought a palliume
Irom Pope LaW to Arohbiahop Corrig.n.
He t'lllne.e t.oin«.
San Fkascisco, March 3.—The City
uf Peking sailed lor Hongkong and Yo
kohama this afternoon, taking Irom thi.
city about 1200 Chinese passenger..
The New Candidate.
Sam Francisco, March 3.—The Oak
land Democratic municipal c invention
last night nominated John ll.ckelt for
M.yor,
Timber Culture Law.
Exclusion.
Wellington Coal.
Lung Diseases Cured.
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POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies, A'merv.l of purity
strength and wlioloioincnea. Wore eeonoioieai
Shan the onliiiar, kinds, and cannot Isisold In com
petition with the multitude of low taw, short
w«lght,a!um oriihosphate powders. SouiosLT IS
cm. Horn. Bsaisii Fownta tlo., 108 Wsllm,
AMUSEMKNTS.
GKAND OI^RA^OUSE;
Friday Evening, March 5 1886,
A. Fartßi's First Operatic Estertaiueot
Soprano-Mrs. W. H. Gilbert, (l~te of the
Bofetou Ideal Opera Co.) Miss Jennie Win
ston, Miss Nell Carter, Miss Annie Wise
man, Miss Lilian Breed.
Me/./.u-Soprano-Miss Ida Wiseman. Miss
M. Cowper.
Contralto—Miss Minnie Hance.
Tenor—Albert L. Jeffery, Chas. Auerbach.
J. W. Gardner.
Baritone- -Big. A. Farinl,
■Basso—W. C. Stone.
Hulo Pianist- Prof. s. J. Htsmm.
Conductor of Orchestrs -jtobt. R. Paulseu.
PROGRAMME:
1. Quartet.-"lvigoletio" Verdi
Mrs. W. 11. tfllbert. Miss I Wiseman,
Mr. Gardner, Mr. W. C. Stone.
2. Walls—"Rondo' Uumbeit
Miss Lilian Breed.
it. Piano Solo Selected
it..f. A. J. Stamm.
4. Flower Soim—"Faust" Gounod
Mlaa M. Cowper.
bs The Shades of Evening F.Clay
Mr. J. W. Gardner.
6. Grand Sceno from Lucia Donizetti
Miss Nell Carter
PART 11-fiu fulleosiumaand sOfnle ef
fects) first act from the Opera of Martha-
Flotow—(excepting the market scene.)
Lady Harriet Miss Annie Wisemau
Na ey Mt-slda Wiseman
Lord Tristan ........ Mr. W. C. Stoned
tirniid scene from the Opera of Traviata,
"First Act," Verdi.
Vlolet'.a Mrs. W. 11. Gilbert
Alfredo Mr. Chas. Auerbach
PARTIII Entire fourth not from Vordt's
IL TROVATORE.
Mlaa Jennie Wiostou
Azucena Mi-.- Minnie Hance
Muurlco Mr. Albert Jeffery
Cottat D'Luna Blg. A. Farlni
Ruls Mr. W. C Stove
By particular request Mr. Chas. Auerbach
will slug the A Che La Morte in the Miserere
Scene. Invisible chorus, orchestra and or
gan accompaniment.
Any pa-ties holding Exchange Tickets
will please reserve them on U etluewday
rrum m a. m. hi the Box Office,
opera House, to avoid the rush at tho door.
Extra train will run from Pasadena the
evening of the opera. Tickets to be had
there at Mr. Wood's Drug Store and of Miss
Jennie Winston.
I'ouulur Prices. Reserved seats at
$1.00; gallery SO ceuta.
The Piano and Organ i* kindly furnished
byj. W.Gardner's Music House, No. 'M\
aouth Spring atreet. feb27id
VIENNA THEATRE,
144 Spring Street.
LESSEE, ------- E. FRANK
MANAGER, - - - - FRED HCNTER.
This cosy little Theatre will henceforth be
conducted as a first-class place of amuse
ment. No smoking or drinking allowed in
auditorium.
K.tSHIONAHLK LADY AUDIKNCMH NTUHTI.v!
fRKKOKMAJtCTRS RVERY KVKNINH AT 8.
Matinees Wednesday aud Saturday at 2 P.M.
Tbe charming little actrers,'
lßaTlia.xx.le IT 0 . Young,
Supported by the
Bmina Frank Dramatic Co.
BtnS'| ,; ili' B^'llltlYEAß
OSLY A FARMER'S DAUGHTER.
Itlnrcl. 6, (I and ?,
THE RETURN rf THE SOLDIER !
POPIILAIt PRICKS 1
Kveiilugs, ■25 and 50c.; Matinees, J5 and 15c.
Itox otSce open dally from 10 a. M. to 1 p.
v. Evenings at 7 v M. mritd
ANGLO-NEVADA
Assurance Corporation
Br*
* "aSAr. .FRANCISCO, CAL.:"
•
FIRE AND MARINE.
CAPITAL., - - $2,000,000.
*m '111 KtGTDKS:)
Louis Suiss. j. w. mackay.
J. B. llaoois, w. F. WHITTI.a.
J Son*nU>, E. K. Evan.
J. L. Flood, E. L. uiiivvith,
0. L. Bbandsr. J. URKKNIUI'H,
|W. ORK.R IIARItIBON.
Thin Corporation Is now prepared lo |re
ceive sppllcstlons for Fire and Marin.; In
\V. OREKK lIAKKISON, Pres't sn 1 Manager
J. L. FLOOD, Vloe-l'resldent
C. P. FARNFIEI.D, : Secretary
J. S. ANGUS, Assistant Manager
MISjF- Referring to the above wo would re
spectfully announco that we have been ap
pol.ted agents for the ANOLO NEVADA
ASSURANCE CORPORATION lor the CITY
AND COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, and
aro now prepared to Issue policies ou ANY
INSURABLE PROPERTY In our district,
and request . share of the patronage of the
public.
CARR & PRAQER,
10 Commercial St, Los Angeles, Cal.
la* to
—AT THE—
Real Estate Exchange
20 South SpriDfiL Street,
SPECULATIONS
IN ALL KINDH OF PROPERTY IN
BOUTHF.RN CALIFORNIA.
SJSJr-ItKAL EHTATE bought, sold and
exchanged ou commission, Hotliis Übstsd
and Money Loas.d by
Humphreys & Riggin.
A CARD.
Los Aniiklrs, February 7A, lftfte.
Tho Are wlili'li occurred ..n the lstb Inst,
destroyed my property ntSo. Ssn Fornanilo
street. On the unh inst. Desmond, Sablchl
and 11. 11. App.-l. omcers of the Home Mu
tual Insurance Coiupsuy, ivlth whom I was
iriv.ir.--l 111,- lin full my claim. For their
rToarH action I thank them most heartily,
ami take great pleasure In recommeudiliK
tlieni t-> the insuring public.
feM4 THOMAS MoCANN.
'flood News, Epicures M HoosPteepers.
Those tint love home nude iweenneus
snd pickles wlshlag to have such .rtleles
nut up as Jelly, Mermalade, Preserves,
Poach or Apple flutter, or canned fruits,
Cordials, Hai '-l I'i.-kli-.l I'roils, chow Chow
Catsup, Msngols, or anything that can be
done with fruits, can have tlieni done at
their homes or runi 1.-is h> culling on Mrs.
H. R. Richmond, MIS Kesl First streeL Will
go by the day or week. Hive bar a call.)
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Oervalse Puree 11, B. A. 0. E ,
ConsnltiD£ Enfiineer and Soneyor,
Associate Member Institute Civil
Engineers, London,
Room I f Allen Klnck, corner Spring
sud Temple. - .»rtf
TAKE NOTICE.
The Roes Home Clipper of the Paclflo
Coast hHs hi- b«'S-b|uarters at the Metropoll
1.-, ii i.ii. n sui.lt', mi Seoond street, oppo
site the new City Hall. Charge! only W a
)S3 8m O. O'DONMKLI.
THE PHEWETT CASE.
The Presecntlon Beet Tb«lrt'ase
U htMitt ITlleelnK.
II mi 11 1 , March 3. -The prosecu
tion in tbe Prewett trial rested thtir cuae
after an unsuccesafnl effort of the Sheriff
to find four witnesses who had been sub
pirnaed. The defonac then placed on
the witness stand John Mautea, by whom
they attempted to prove the dangerous
character of Powers. The question of
admitting testimony of specific acts was
brought up by the prosecution, who ob
jected to its introduction. After a long
argoment, the court deolded in favor of
tho prosecution, and the testimony was
j excluded.
riNANVIS AND TKADB.
bovcrnntfiil iiondiand Hallway
shares.
Nkw York, March 3.—Three per cent
(government bonds, 100|; four aud a half
per cents, ll'-' l .; four per cents, 1-7
Central Pacific, P'j; Denver and Kio
Grande, 17; Missouri, Kansas and
Texas, 20g; Northern Pacific, oommon,
'..'7.. Worthern Pacific, preferred, 68|;
Chicago and Northwestern, 1098; New
York Central, 136 ft; Oregou Railway and
Navigation, 33j); Transcontinental, 31j;
Oregon Improvement, 28; Pacific Mad
Steamahip, ftlj; Panama Railway, 98;
Texas aud Pacific, |2gj Union Pacific,
509; United Utates Express, 0!.|; Wells,
Kurgo ft Co.'s Express, 121; Western
Union Telegraph, 7 I.
New York Money market.
Naw York, March 3. —.Money on
call, easy, 2(<fi3 per cent; prime paper,
1f0,5 percent.; sterliog exchange, (full,
steady; $4.87 i for 00 days; )\ yi} de
maud. ■
■ninny Ktocka.
San Krancihco, March 3.— Urat ft
Belcher, 91.05; Chollar, $1.25; Crocker,
20o; Oould ft Curry, $1.10; Hale ft Nor
cross, $2 10; Mexican, 40c; Navajo, 35c;
Ophir, OOe; I'oer, 15c; Peerless, 250;
PotOtl, 660] Savage.iJl.aS; Sierra Nevada,
80c; Union Consolidated, 00c; Yellow
.lacked, $1.00.
The market.
Saw Francisco, March Wheat —
Steady. No. 1 shipping, $\ "V" 'I ; "
per cental.
Barley—Dull. Feed, No. I, $1
$1.25 pur cental; brewing, $I.4o(u} r l .50.
Corn —Quiet. California small yellow
und while, fi1.20frf.91.25 per cental.
Chicago, March 3.— Wheat opened
steady, at SOfmSCijc per bushel cash, 8-1
15-16(3 May, Ho|c June. Closed steady
and lower; 7»?c March, 84* c May, rtOJc
June.
Corn—Opened steady, at 37c per bushel
onfth, n|t] ll'Jjc May. t'loeed unchanged.
Barley —Otic per bushel.
Liverpool, Murch3.—Wheat —Supply
good. New No. 2 winter and spring, 7a
Id per cental, steady.
Corn- -Supply gook. Spot and March,
4s 3d per cental, steady; April and May,
4s 2d, easy.
fork.
Chicago, March 3.—Pork opened
weak at 910.20 per bbl.cash, 910.35 May.
Closed at 910 30 May.
Fetrolen m.
TosK, March 3.—Petroleum—
Steady; United Pipe Line closed at 7-*e
per bbl.
Dr. Quinian's Opinion of Mullsin
Abietene und \ etba .i.inta are strictly
products of California. Mullein is a
product of the world. Dr. Quiulau, of
Dublin, in a paper read before ibe Med
ical Congress at Copenhagen, says Mul
luiu has greater curative powers than
Cod Liver Oil and tquultn Russian Kou
miss, and it ha* beOti dtmotutttted that
Abietene and Yerba Santa have eqoal if
not greater curative powers than Mul
lein. Abietene Cough .llalsam
combines tho three with other
well-known expectorau's ami Nar
cotics (without opium) making it the
greatest and bell cough medicine «ver
produced. Plies 7f> cents. Sold by C.
F. Heiuzeman.
Open for Hukliicmn to .til PotntN
The California Southern Railroad
Co. has established an office at No. Hft
North Main street, for the transaction of
freight and passenger business over its
line and connections, the Atlantic and
I'acilie nutl the Atchison, Topt ka and
Santa Ft- R. Ra. Hy this route through
l'ullmuli sleepers start direct from Los
Angeles, and berths may be secured on
application at this offi c.
Round trip tickets between Los An
yulea, San Diego, Colton, BsQ Bernar
dino, Riverside, and ltristow, may be
had at reduced rates.
For further information on freight or
naHSßiiger Imhiiiesi apply to
Williamson Dunn,
tienerul Agent,
Chas. T. Parsons, Ticket Agent.
Dr. Henley's Remedy for Ladies
Ladies auit'ering from nervousness,
sleeplessness or any nervous trouble,
can find Immediate relief and be cured
by using Dr. Henley's Celery, Heef and
iron. _
Raffle-Fine City Lot.
Eligible city lot to be rallb d March
10th, or as soon as all the tickets are
sold. The lot Is situated on Court
street, midway between tbe cable rail
ways on Second and Temple streets.
Griffin ft, Schroder, No. 4 West First
street, at BeDet's cigar store, havo the
matter in charge.
Compound Oxygen Treatment.
Consumption, Asthma, Ibonchitisand
all affections ot the respiratory organa
relieved or cured by a few treatments
by Dr, Freeman's fresh compound oxy
gen gas, at 996 Fort si reef, \mh Angeles.
• NKW TO-DAY."-',;
* " "V"" m.. "., i-' I '"■''■'^■M".
sV'iSX*
Grape Cuttings and Orange
Trees for Sale.
Zlniandel Grape Cuttings end Orange eu
Umon Trees for sslo: choice varieties
•oaannablo pricey Aprlv to H. PHKHTON.
The I. lading Decorator of Southern
California.
the First prize at the late fair
J. lIAKRY lIONLAN, at
I). T. HA X KICK ft 80NH,
fel.7tl No. IU and 1.1 N. Hprlng nt.
NOTICE.
The Hi earn Knife Pleeter has removed to
! N.t Ci'iiiiiuT.-i il mtc-i, e.irner o( Ala
meda where nit kinds of dealing 1* done
1 «.n Hlu'iri uotif ' Knife Pleating only two
: centa per yard. fob2Hm
I
PAIIISIAIV
Steam Dyeing aoti Cleaniaq: Worics.
Dvefngatid Cleaning of Kvery Description.
UliiVOH, l-Hct'K.'Mnslin and Curtains cleaned.
Office, 116 8. Spring St. Dm Works, corner
New High ami ludicvne HU.
J. VOIXKT. I'yerand Pmp.
teblllm J. LAKgI IKK, Manager
REMOVAL.
D. McFARLAND AND W. 8, HUSHES
Have removed to
Room 1 No. 39 North Spring St.
febffl-lm
SoKii tlilKA Itfo w.
Pore Shell Meal lor Lariil Hens.
Mr. J. T. Brown, the Georgia Street Poul
try Man, UM It, recommend* it and kecpn It
t-alf I'ri'pHr. ii 't.r the tnide ninl lli«
mil lie by JOHN H.BTHNT2,
febTS lm dAw Albatnbra, Cal.
****** ya'V * ••'i-VJL'uhrTsi'r!'st^iww'T^rt.
REMOVAL I
the; —
New York Clothing Store
HAS REMOVED TO
50 N. Spring St. 50
OPPOSITE PEOPLE'S STORE.
Herman Colin,
NKW TO.HAY.
CATARRH I
A NEW TREATMENT.
Consumption and Bronchitis
CURED BY INHALATION.
Blood Diseases of All Kinds,
Diseases of Women, as well as all
Chronic Complaints, Treated Spe
cially and Successfully by
t.iJifiSjii
M O. P. S. O-,
Graduate Of ('lik-ago floinosnpathic Col*
l>tje, Cuicagn, anil Ccilltße nf Pby
siciars ami Surgeons uf Ontario,
Toronto, Canada.
DIPLOMAS HANG IN OKKICK.
CATARRH
Treated ui>on a new priuclppl. fonmied
tipou the (nut now goner <11 y a(>ltii<>wledged
by thu mohl nelvnii lie men, (hut llie disease
Is oausetl hy the pri'seiic-.- of living parasites
In the tlsKiies. The parasites cau he dem
onstrated hy aid of the microscope ami will
present the appearance given below:
3
?, :S k ;
AS 6
Imagine millions of these tiny, tickliug
hiißa In the nose, ami atUcUed lo all the
miieiH membranes of the head.throat lungs,
» nil til homo CAM'S t Jn■ ryt .i, mid I In- I'li-taoii
iau tubes leading to the middle ear, aud
you will readily understand tlie Irritation
they can produce.
Our tn'ritmoiit, which ik'ftri-ys these par*
Bhites, will arrest the canes uf nssal
cutarrliAiid ph irvimiti. In fr nil a few days
lo a low weeks. Ur<m<-hitis U inithingmore
than catarrh of the hit tubes le.idlug to the
lungs. ThU disease it ffMui-utly mUtakou
for consumptiim.of which tlie symptoms aio
very similar. Tbe large majority of cases
can be cured by aid of Mil new Inhalation
CONSUMPTION.
The symptoms of this disease arc gradual
ami C'lUHlaut lucre.i.dun t'liiiclatlon, pale
or sallow sklu. great debility, frequent
Hushes of the face. Alternating with pale
ness, without any panic ilar cause or upon
the slightest emotion., increased tUaCeptt
hility to colds. Kxpoctoratlou yellow, per
haps offensive and streaked with blood.
Dry, hacking cough Innn tickling tn the
throat, shortness nf breath, especially upon
going up stairs, chilly t-cnsaUons, and a
pink red line -m Un- lower giimi.
More of less pain and unreners are notlca
ble about the chest.
Later we have night sweats, diarrhoea,
mid swelling of the feet.
If yo i have part of these symptoms do uot
think It Ii merely a cold thai will sunn pass
off, but lake treatment before the disease Is
firmly seated, and you can be cured.
In the Inter sages life can tie prolouged,
and comfort ni.cn to tin- put lent, by aid of
our inhalations, which ease the coughing,
facilitate expectoration, and promote
healthy and refreshing sleep.
Constitutional remedies hasten the cure by
building up the system generally, purify
ing the blood, etc.
The treatment can be used at home with
out detention from biisiness.|
BLOOD DISEASES.
Blood die oases are numerous; they may
take the form of scrofula, may cause ul
cers, ibauMi, different nln oVleea m ai
merely pimples upon the face. Uometlnies
enlarged glands, havlu/ tlie appearance of
tumors, are noticed in various portions of
the body, especially iv the neck aud groins.
We will guarantee a cure lv every case,
whether recent, of one, or forty j ears stand
ing. No mercury is used. Tendency to
r nicer aa well as cancer lv the earlier
stsges, la entirely eradicated from the sys
tem by our bloou lemedies.
LADIES.
Diseases peculiar to ladies treated with
care and discretion, our v aimeut Is new
and pleasant as well as successful lv nearly
6 DAYB, Wednesdays and Hatur
d hours w ill be granted to Individ
us) cases so patients will not be obliged to
wait.
GENTLEMEN.
Evenings will be devoted to the treatment
of the ailments of men. Have you a lame
hack, Aching of the bones of the legs, Ver
tigo, Weakucnß of Memory, Languor, if so,
come and see us aud we promise you a sure
The following testimoulaN will show the
rapidity with which we ran cure diseases
of our specialty. Hundreds of these can
ho seeu at office: 1
This is to certify that I am a regularly
qualified physician, but not practicing, and
havo always believed catarrh of chronic
nasal variety to be an incurable affliction,
but hearing of Dr, W. If. Davit 7 "New Treat
ment," and his success, I applied to htm for
medicine and determined to try it In the
cose of one of my friends, and did so with
the most satisfactory results, as improve
ment waa immediate, and one prescription
effected a cure. Theisse was of years'
standing aud of a very severe type. I can
recommend Dr. Davis t» those similarly af
fected. 8. HaI.KY, M. D
Los Angeles, Aug, Ist, 188.V
Jauuarv 2d. 18Hii. Doctor Haley testifies
that the case he treated Aye months ago Is
still a cure- Doctor Haley is now prsctic
ing law at 1" 1 , N. jpHag street.
This is to certify thai 1 was troubled for
six years with what seemed to lie an incura
ble disease that had reiMed tlie abilities of
some of tho best physicians of Ban Ilernar
dtno, Los Angelea and Han Francisco. I
then determined to try HoniTopathy an.l
consulted Dr. W. N. Davis, 4f>H N. flpring
street. Lo* Angeles, aud within two months
I was entirely cured. 8. 8. BALL.
Anaheim, California,
DR. W. Iff, DAVIS: I hare been troubled
with catarrh of the dry variety for about
five years, since three years before I came
to California, and lv one month I feel that
I hnve been entirely cured by your reme
dies.
PETER NIEB.
leOs Angeles, July 4, l • P. O. Box 825.
Loa A NORI.RH, Bept. 14, fftB3.
DR, W. N, DAVIS: Drak Bir-I beg to
acknowledge the benefit I have received
from your Honneopathi'' remedies, which I
consider almost miraculous.
I was troubled for three years with a com
plication of diseases which had baffled (he
skill of ten Allopathic physt-Mann. Some
said that I had "Brlght's disease," others
"spinal disease," and others "heart dis-
Iwaatrouhled with pains all over my
body, was confined to the house and was al
mon paral zed. Now, after treating with
you for little more than a month, 1 am free
from pain, and cfln walk half a mile with
out difficulty. 1 go 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 I will be a well
Thanking you for what you hare done for
me, I am yours truly.
Mild MARY LOI'THAN,
42a South Los Angeles street.
October 20tb. 18X\ Mrs. Lonthan testifies
that she la entirely cured.
This la lo certify that I have been troubled
for fonryears with Bioiiehltls, snd iv alz
weeks 1 nave been aim i«t entirely cured by
Dr. W. N. Davis, and have had no suffoca
tive attacks since i eoinineiieetl treatment.
I can recommend Dr. Bavin to any who
are troubled with the lungs or throat.
MKH. M. H. 81' EVENS,
Ninth street, near Pearl.
Los Angeles, Jau, '27th, latin.
TI". la la to certify that I have employed Dr.
Davlawllh very satisfactory results, and
would recommend him as a physician to
any of my lady friends.
MRS. M. 3, HI'IILER,
Washington street near l(osedale Cemetery.
Los Angeles, Feb. 2d. (jMj
DR. DAVIS: If It were not for you I am
satisfied that I would now be dead with
lung disease, which had troubled me for
two years, aa at the time I commenced
treatment last summer I was so low that I
could not continue my trip East after start
ing, and was obliged to return from Mojave.
I wish to testify that I wax entirely cured Iv
three months, and found your charges very
reasonable.
MRS. 11. I' MEBKREAD,
22 Bernard street.
Loa Angelea, Feb. 3d. WW.
i ii ii *ii 11 i 11 mi I iti'.
A Treatise upon Catarrh and Lung Dis
eases will be sent free upon application.
Medicines can be sent by mail or express
to anyaddress upon receiving a descrip
tion of your case.
OFFICE Uncus i in I.' a. it., Itolr. I.
and 7 to S r. H.
W. N. DAVIS M. D,
46>tf North Spring Street.
Over People'a Htore, in- fAngelci, Cal.
fabia lin,.^
PHYSICIANS
Da REESE,
HUKUKON AND PH i SICIAN.
BPKCIALTIEB:~DIseasea o the Eye. Kir,
Nrjoa, Throut Sad Neck, Skin Diseases,
Diseases of the Urjnttry organs, Female
Diseases.
Also Surgical Operations ai for Fistula,
Slrtottlre, Cancer, I'olypns, and all Tumors:
Hare-Hp, Club-feet aud all Deformities:
Chroulc Ulcers. Varicose Veins and Kectsl
Diseases, liisesscsol the Hones, etc.
Xar-OFrTI.'K. Kooins t:l-il-IS SCHU
MACHER BLOCK, Spring street opposite
I'nslolllco, Los Angelea, Cal.
Files treated without the use ol Knife,
Ligature or Caostlo remedies. novfitf
DR. HUCKINS,
Kooms 18, 19, 30 and '21, No. 17 N. Main St.
HOURS:
10 a. V. to 1 p. H.,2 lot p. a. aud 7 to « p. at.
> Telephone 25* answered day and night.
Residence, St. Klmo Hotel.
of Eye, Ear aud Throat
diseases. inrtU
WALTEEIIim WllfElEiir LiEllcr.
at. v. M. it.
office Hours—2 lo 4 ooice Hours—lo a. a.
r. m. to 12 a. c.
Office—2B7 South Spring St. Residence—
441 South Fort street, opposite Hsptist
Chun h._ Telephone 42. lanl-lf
ISAAC FELLOWS, ML D.,
HOMCEOPATHIST.
Office Hours -11 to 12 a. a,2tos p. k.
Office—Nob. 11 and 5 odd Fellows Building,
Los Angeles, Cal. fjyt,
M. HILTON fJUJAMB, E E8.P,8. 1)
Specialist In Diseases ol the Head, 'Ihrnat
and Chest, includitig the Eye, Ear and
Office, 275 North Main street, [noil the
Diamond House.;
Office hours, from 10 a. at. to 4 p. a.
febaOtl
A. P. DARLIMQ, AI, D„
UOCULISTANOAURIST
OFFICE, 120 N. Main St., Los Angelea, Cal
Ornci Houbs— 10 a. a. to 4 p. at.
octtldAwtJ
Dr. O. P. Oimngham,
Orsduste aud Member Koysl College Surgeons,
England.
tiie.luate and Member Hoyal College Physi
oians, i.-hol.urg.
7JN. MAIN STREET, N EAR FIRST STREET.
Consultation hours: 9 to 10 a. H., 3t04, 7
loSp.a. dec4S-tl
DR. J. P. WIDNBT
WIDNEV BLOCK. FIRST BTRKEJJj
Between Mabi and Spring. ,
OFFICE HOURS, j j£ 'J £
Resilience, 821 Sooth Hill Street. ,'„""■" f~zL
Telephone, office w, U.wse M-S. JaatSUs
DR. CHA*. A. H. DE SZICETHT.
OFFlCE:—Schumacher Block, opposite Post
office, rooms 20 snd 21. RESIDENCE:—I'ear
street, corner Ninth
Office hours: 111 to 12 A. v.: Ito4 p. M.; 7so
sp.a. at residence. Telephone No. at office and
residence, 109 Day and night calls answered.
anitf
M. P. CHAM3ERUN, M. D„
OFFICE AND) RESIDENCE,
Cor jut and Boyle .Avenues,
KoVLE HEIGHTS rnyjtf
Dr. Joseph Kurtz
No. 465 Main street, opposite Baker Block
saTEyc and ear diseases treated with the ears
a spaa,list epM
F. MARION .PALMER.
DHIMTIBT, .
Has REMOVED TO
Stl sontl, spring; atreet,lip Stairs,
Fourth door to the right. feb7tf
MA4BBR & WILDER,
DBIVTISTB,
PARLOR 13 NADEAU BLOCK,
TRUTH WITHOUT A PLATE.
daoattf ■
J. ADAMS, M. D„
Offlcr, 220 N. Mala St., opposite the St
Elmo Hotel. Residence 1612 8. Main St.
telephone 3:t2. Physician aud Surgeon In
charge of Medical end Surgical Dispensary
Aiiacntc and oaroaiodiseasesluooeeafullf
treated. OFFICE not its IU to 12 A. a.
2 to 5 and 7 to 8 r. v. Sundays, 10 to 12
a. m Calls lv the city promptly attended
to, day or night. scpl2-tf
KKAL "ESTATE AUENTB.
Khans E. Adams. Faaaa Adaks.
ADA.Mr] rfc »CJJNJ ,
Real Estate Dealers and Hover Brokers,
Office No. 112 North Bprlng Street
Improved and unimproved City and Country
Property. orange Orchards, Vlnoyarda and
Ranches in thu best localities in Southern Califor
nia, correspondence solicited.
No. 122 H. Spring St . lais Angeles, Cal.
GEO B. GRIFFIN C. W. SCHROEDER.
GRIFFIN & SCHROEDER,
Real Estate aji£Loaii Brokers.
GEO. B. GRIFFIN, Attorney at Law, No
tary Public, Searcher of Records and Con
veyancer.
4TSJJT- I EST FIRST STREET, Bernard
Bloc!, Los ngelee.llal. anSO-tf
JOHN M. BATCHELOR & CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
OFFICE, 35, Nadeau Blook,
LOS ANGELES
Warehouse with Wffie lime.,
840 la HUH Alameda at.
SELL REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
a.l.tHSl ll.ii.de llepoelteri with the
I'snnly 4'lerk. d2rtf
l>rs. C. <V Frank Stevens,
l % »l rsj T" 1 H'l'H .
Thebes set of teeth l\ on Cellulol or
Rubber. Painless eslractlon of Teeth by
Nitrous Glide Use or Vitalised Air. Fine
Gold Fillings a specialty. All operations st
Eastern prices slid guaranteed. Hasnn
IN .....I 111 Schumacher 111... It, op
polite P. O. Open Sundays Irom 9to 12.
myill
Special Bargains
REAL ESTATE
MORFOKD & SON
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
110 NORTH M'ltlM. M ill I I.
$0 Wil l. BI V 10 ACRES NKAK
"("f" tbe city HmllA, havlog oo It city
wsier; iilso c Rood well.
IJ, seres ileei.l in.ii. irull Ircos. bpuri hi;.
Mosrst vines, full bearing.
acres Mission vines 111 )care old.
4 sores Illa.il Ell.uli vines bearlug.
I'lils Is one ol the cbeapest properties In
1.. .s Angeles county.
DUARTE. Near tho Poatofflce.
OH ACHES, ell In bearing fruit and vines,
<2" ssloilows::
10 seres bearing orange trees, ol which 300
»ro Washington Navels, all are strictly flret
class; 5 acres In foreign vines, besrlng;S
seres In limes, lemon, inn! apricots, 1 acre
alfalfa; house of 6 rooms, closets, pantry,
p irchcs, bsrn, chicken aud other out
houses; near church snd .cbno), aud all
surrounded by a LIME THKE (not bush)
HEDGE. The limes brought f.'SJO last year.
•n.OOO, half cash, balance on reasonable
Urn*
111 ACHE* outside City Limits. IK story
house ol 7 rooms and cellar,well, wind:
mill and 0,000 gallon tank, barn, chicken
housos, a cows, 2 wagons, 200 chickens,
choice breed, 2 horses, hsrucss, cultivators
and plows. If sold soon will be disposed of
for tbe smell sum of ml.ooo.
DUARTE.
nAt.'KEB, honse ol i rooms, stable and
outhouses; plenty water lor Irrigation;
1 acre alfalta, 10 acres lv bearlug Irult,
both deciduous end citrus. •4.000.
Also 16 acres near the above that Is all un
der cultivation,with plenty ijrfgatlug wster,
for -l .ii acre.
QUI IMMt "H I- SOT 61 Aft!EX of the
eJOJ.VUt; best moist land lv I.e. Angeles
county, 6 miles south of the city, all fenced,
tlowltig artesian well; oan Irrigate tne
whole; good house of g rooms, 2 clo et>;
IWI2OO feet enclosed by fence; hsriiyerd
60x200 leet and stable _«»20. Must be sold
soonorltwll be withdrawn Irom market.
decStf
Saflßorgonio Heights.
This beautiful tract of land is situated!
in the San florgnnio V-.!!. ~ 80 tnilea
cast of Lax Angelea anil 20 miles froth
Colton.
The soil ie a rich, deep, aamly loam
and very product.*... Altitude about
3000 feet. The atmosphere is remarka
bly clear, dry and invigorating.
Thii tract will be sold in i|nantitiea to
■nit purchasers.
BjKor full particulars inquire of
GEO. D. CARLETON & CO.,
RdLK AGENTS,
15 W. First St., Los Anples.
Tal3 U_
tACME
Squirrel and Ocpher
EXTERMINATOR,
tvlaiterinl uaed coate
machine
j0 InS^gh.'tl."o
r.E. BROWNE,
l for. febJt dAw tf
fIPVISIT«
JT. AXIAM,
PIONEER TAILOR
113 N. Spring-St.,
For tbe latest and fines! styles ol goods.
tebtram
m
$3500 Cbeapesl Choice Home $3500
IntUeelty. Nearly A acres in Highland
View Tract, right at station ; strceu on every
side; frulta; went side Paaadena Avenue,
only 'J% miles from center, with stylish new
cottage of 5 rooms, s'ablo aud buggy house,
flue well, irrigating wat«r from city ditch;
all act In choice trees—figs, French prune*
and or mgea; lovely, sheltered, healthy,
sightly location; splendid soil. Thla can't
be duplicated nt the price. See It at on elf
you want a speculation or a home. For a
hhort time only, aa.-un, $JQOQ caab.
o. wm iF,
feblfidtw No. 6 Nadeau Slock.
PASTURE NOTICE. - "
Parties desiring to put horaea or mules In
THE BEADDRY PASTURE
May do so from this day on.
Prloe per month, M, payable Iv advance
Animals at owuer's risk. Apply to
V. HEAITDKY,
,anl 201 Maw II Igh 8t
Drug Store for Sale,
AT WIST FALLBROOK. BAN DIECO
COUNTY, CAL.,
In a flue pleasant climate, a growing drag
hnsluess and practice for a good physician
One who la able and willing to respond
when called can build up a line business
both in the drug linn and tbe practice of
medicine. Termi very reasonable. Itea
son for aelllng, poor health. Addre™
Howe Poatoftlce, Hnn Il>-|ro county, Cal.
Jalt) M. CAN'I Kltltt'fl V, M |i,
* SAN FRANCISCO PRICES
At the Opera Restaurant,
It soiiii, main ntr«at.
All kinds of ohops, rosst meats snd Hah,
with ten or (.. (Tee. Nt ftlleen cents. felg-lm
Dr. Tcp Bow Yuen
Hss practiced for msny years with tho isle
well Vliowu physician, Dr. WONO TON
WINK, In Haul,in, mid Is now opening an
office at No nil Upper Main si. ran be
lound St office at sll hours, day and night
Manhood Restored
avVsw tost
'AUCTION SALES.
ADCTIOI. SALES
JOHN C. BULL &: CO..
REAL ESTATE AM' '*NKKAL AUCTION
EH If s. Oliice. 800 l Nadeau Block.
Take the elevator <1 the boy will
direct you ' 'ie office.
Real Estate in all pur f the city, includ
ing reiddeuees ami iiu-i-si properties.
Mucks and ranches, mi i< 1 e«l and hold at
auction or private salt.
Appraisements uf t . description ot
prup.Ttv M .specially. - made at auction
by or of Courts, Admin: '"m, Executors.
miiin].',!■ liecei Murtgagee and
Irnr-U'.-. failhiully «•••• • '>ing with pre
scribed legal forms
Hou.-cri inn] rut-IDin r.'i. n»Kume charge
of property, bold powci ■■i.nruey for ab
ieotees, cullcci rn-ut.-. m tuxes. Insur
ance, street work, Impre < , icntl aud build-
Also, warehoase nnd 'Hon, horse and
carriage mart mid sale* ird, I-os Angeles
street, between f T ■■ nd htrceta.
ELEGANT CITY LOTS
EAST LOS ANGELES-
On Monday. Marc b Bth, 1880,
That elegant | ■ perty at
208 DALY STREET,
On the ground- > 10 o'clock,
TWENTY-FIVE BTAUTIFOL LOTS.
Each lot ha* a inn-- ■ nt view and una
level with the high. ...» this side. Tbe
Ilellnian Street liai,: ! be continued
pact tlie door of this , rtj*. .Short dis
tance from Downey avei. the fanhiquable
driveway. '1 l.is pi oi-ciC ulv curniuaudi
v line view of the olt) of the High
lands. City water; be*. lralna*a; ffne
in'iytii'.-?ijiiuii. eiiiircli- >■ ■ ; t very denoml
nation; hi»be>t ordi-r ■ ■liools; a great
Dunn or of fine aud did logs ~elug
erected, more so than any part of Loa
Angel*.*. Helnie- f.. . > t 'rnii laid out
ground*. Here ar< tl udotuand pit**
thil rerddeuccs of Han, N boston Em 1
N. C. Wi.sun. . . , , 'fti.j /8.
Speed ,-, K-.p, and Oth. \ positive faa*,
ftDd stated by some of bi ■! and noted
phyidclaua, that Ka*t I. tea Ll much
mure he*..thy than • . ■ i, account
uuu aimoat every lot In I: •■ i <>* Angelea If
on a level of thu higlie-i , -n this aide.
Italy street property. . . ,lh irom
Downey avenue toward he Wr-v-SeCo So
hills to Citinb; level as a ih.or; about teu
ml notes ride tv the i d ratigera
and others, we would he ; .. have you
examine ur lots, aud w it I .h wish to
pun-haa ■ until our >ale . - ~ff If you
sea them you will aurelj ' ;>. Free car
riage* will meat you on the nine of aale
and take you direct ,-ni.n 1 ~.) |r} ne]
trees of all kinds on (he gi md and the
property l> •■ irrnuud. I will ntlful OT
un:r» hedge Don't fa Itu ■ , n.t.ertv
ll will take you only af. w in. .. i.
'ehaS-d .. .cnoueaW
350 TONS 350
HAT A r AUCTION!
WEDNESDAY, MA;!CH 10,
At to o'clock 1. V
ON MAI: hingtoii
street. The sale will bike ] -■ oo toe
grt.iuid. in lots ..[ .'. |..i,s or in
. lobars tt JOHN c. HKl.l. i ; Uotieer.
|Gnnl IcraoD!
AND—
Great Auction Bale!
PASADENA,
Ths Beautiful Raym m<J Hotel
JOHN C. BELL. & CO.,
On' , at— o'clock,
Thla will hatha JtaaJßstnt. Sale of the sea,
■on. free l.timli
rtagei at the grounds.
Hy kind permission of Mr r. imnd. tha
proprietor, and Mr. Mucl.i , -. ■ Super*
IntcndeM, we. will make tin t . fr.nit of
the beautiful Raymond \ I so A
VHKV. UN<.H,
— BO
Delightfully Situated Villa Lots
On fair Oaks, Pasadena at : lee a t _
en lies, toba told without r. ■ , < root n |
the Raymond Motel. Than 10l utmaud
a lofely view of the entire v, : : town,
j :hftluii-, mid of i. ■ Hotel.
This Hotel now is approact,; n.- pletfon.
Mr. Raymond says that ou N i„. r igt—
on or he fore that—the grain! u |nf will
take place. Whan flutihed It will be tha
largest aud finest hotel, prof.ably iv the
I'ulted States. We are sure i bry room
wiM be engaged and taken ' nt the day.
These lots are only about :■■<« . r,jg from tho
Hotel. I'hese are the larg' -' .!U Lota tbat
we have i f ) 10 b eßt of
drainage, l'urc, cold, (.p ■ mountain
water piped along the *vn In abund
ance. Should you prefer t V q your owo
wells you can ob'nfn clei: ater at from
IStolfffeet Theee lots nr. rmunded h\
palaces and hcaiitl (ill hunu i tie eon tract
for tho new hue of streer r n d has I
signed, extenalug fiom tl,. Cayaaond to
Pimadeiui proper. Very •. rtly th«y wfU
be in order mid running v style of •
with al! the latest Improve) ottof the d n
We Offer these Lots a.s an lavs.tt
ment.
Tha prices you purcha'e these lot* i wa
tiflleve. mi or hefure the e.j.np etlnn ' tha
liotnt, wiM double in value, i n i,u t P |
but little difT. renef where you pu ...
sluce that It is a well founded fio-t i ma
Raymond was to ho built, Imd lm- . w ||t
hierrrise in prle<- rnpldiy I lirer
walk from |het.a lota to the H«, H R
Ihe busiiißtM center of the eolm on l»
hair a mile distant, ami thi . i la df
rectly toward thta Sue tract.
These Lots are mont j i )x279
Past.
Kaeh 10l is covered wit!, . f\ vt} v P . rB
old.
Ho not i. iy until you i ~n this tract.
Yon will nut again ha>- , anttpportn
nltytn purchaao aneii :ably altunfed
Pasadena property, ><•
Every Lot will be Bald
Without Reservo
This Graf, urand lie sion
i> u cunts for tha Round Tri|
FREE M m H kkKK CAKI.M * Et .
* eryhody happy.
The U'\\ lound Hotel la a Palace oauty
and a ili, ii ■■ urfoplty Thla oxen vtlt^
hies p i e« that have pater had piaatt*
urr.oi ,-ning the Raymond can
mwdu ... „t n very reduced i „ nly
flveeent- each way; round trip 4
TICKETB
For in lo on mill utter Krlilii y, I ,|, h
the oil l K. il M \in i tV, ,„•,„"„
'[;>'* l|J i suite
I LApIKS ANIItll
f. " i"" >""
. i.. "";,!''' L J';""!;' i d«T or
two 111 siltsiiceol tho snle, II wlsli to
ll " " 1 tcllsbli ■ .11 i i , ,„eenisii
1,.111 1,. ,|.|.oi,iri,Tsl,.r.|rilK«lii ~.(Hollies'
IHe lets a lull lino ol jiswnt in. |„,,, «
luttllKin lv qaentltles to sin .^listern

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