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INQUIRIES FROM ABROAD.
Letters of Inquiries From Teach
ers aud Artists.
We take the liberty of publishing the
following letter from three young men
who wish to establish a Military Academy
in an eligible western city:
Chapel Hill, N. C, Feb. 25, 1887.
Editor Herald—We, the undersign
ed, are Btudeuta iv this iuslitutiou und
believing tbat there are better oppor
tunities for cducato l men in the West
than in North Carolina, are desirous of
emigrating 84 soon as.wu graduate, which
will" bo next June.
We are taking special courses. Oue of
us is preparing himself lv civil and min
ing ongineeriug, another in mathematics,
Latin and Greek, and a third in English,
Oermau and French. Now, we wish to
go weat aud set up a first-class Military
Academy for boys of from 12 to 21 years
old, and wo wish to ask your advice as
to Los Angelci as a suitable location,
and yonr opinion as to how your people
would patronize an institution of tho
kind. Wo would wish to establish a
school, which would not only attract
pupils from the vicinity, but from all
parts of the State and from adjoining
States. We wish to know what thi
people think of education. Aro they
thoroughly aroused on the subject ? If
we could bo assured of a sufficient num
ber of pupils, we would have an officer
detailed from the Uuited States Military
Academy at West Point, to act as in
structor in military tactics. Wo would
esteem it a great fuvor if you would kind
ly give us your advice unci opinion ou the
subject, aud auy information concerning
schools, saluries paid teachers, etc.,
Mould be cordially received.
Yours, very truly,
R. N. Hackbtt,
L. B. Edwards,
Vkrnox w. Long.
In reply to our young friends we
would say that their scheme strikes us
as one worthy of Berious consideration.
A lirst-clai-i military academy estab
lished here would arrest thu attention of
the.entire section, aud s«cure, we have
no doubt, a paying patronage. Of
course the success of the institution
would depend very materially upon tbe
character of its conduct. If it were •
"lirst class," as tbe gentlemen propose
to make it, we have no doubt whatever
that it would Bticceed. There is only
one institution of the kind we can call
to mind iv California, and that is the
McClure Academy at Oikland. Tbat
has betu a very decided success. But
a military academy established bore
would have tbo advantage of meeting
the wants of a sectiou that is rapidly
increasing in wealth and population,
and which is destined to become one of .
the most nourishing centers on the con
tinent. Young men of capacity anil am
bition, who will devote their entire en- i
ergies to the building.up of tuch au
academy hero will lay the foundation I
for their own fortunes aud for an insti
tution which will bring thorn lasting ,
fame in the end. Our people are en
thusiastically devoted to the cause of
education, and they would give such
hearty welcome to the inauguration of
an in-titution of this kind as would en
courage its founders iv puttiug forth
every effort toward its success.
Here is another letter of Inquiry which
we prot'er to answer iv priut rather thau
by private correspondence:
New Haven, Conn., Feb. 27, 1887.
Editor Herald — Would you be
kind duough to inform mo whether there
would be auy chance for me iv Los Au
geies as a wood engraver (engraving on
wood for printers to print from, such il- |
lustrations as are In catalogues of manu- i
facturers and in paper* aud books; all '
kinds of wood engravings). If you
would be kind enough to inform me
abont it I would be very much obliged
and would gladly pay whatever excuses
are involved with it. Hoping that 1
will Boon hear from you, I am
Yours very respectfully,
Trio, Kal'p,
08 Vernon street, New Haven, Conn.
Mr. Ripp, if be is a first-class artist, I
could uot do better than to set up an
atelier in Los Angeles. The printers here
ate very numerous, and there is always
demauii for good wood-cuts. If Mr. •
Rapp wishes to test his fortune outside !
of New Haven, he could not do better ,
than to try Los Angeles.
"Read me fer my cause and be patient
that ye may read."—Shakespeare.
The Hi rem est suiov of Mankind
is Man.
The greatest study oi mankind is man,
Aud who c'ru his wondrous frame doth
sou,
Ponder and devise to cure an ill,
Whether by device, frulr or pill,
Au equal beuofactor is he; and we haste,
The Inventor of a cathartic of delicious taste,
To do him honor. .... - «• ■ .
Who remembers not how the distressed
mother,
Her child's entreaties tries to smother,
That she imtst not the horrid dose betaken,
The remembrance c'en now does nausea
awaken,
And fond father,
To bo witness of his child 's torture, wonld 1
rather
Pay high price.
If mouey could purchase Cathartic nice.
We have it now! and great Dv Pratt's
uame
Appears upon the scroll of Esculaplan fame;
For alter long study wnat wo'ild suit,
Has hit upon delicious fruit .
To cure our His.
Away at once with draughts and pills;
For whether it be indigestion, liver com
plaint, or
Constipation,
Or any disease to which hesh is heir,
lie here with pride does boldly declare,
And nn the assertion will wager bl».
That it cnu be cured by a HAMBURG FIG!
At drurgUtt, 2ftOt*. a box. J. J. Mack Si
Co., proprietors, S. F.
Buy the Heat fatca Powder.
F'reeman's Medicated Invisible FacoPow
daj retailed lor two bits, is equal to any
four bit powder made. A scieullflo Combi
nation for beautifying without Injuring the
skiu. ■
A New Lumber Yard
das been established by the Bcballert-Ga
lahl Lumber Compauy on Washington
itreet, uearlj opposite the Washington Gar
leu, where they will keep a full l ne of all
tluds of lumber and building material.
Liver Pills.
Use Dr. Gunn'a Improved Liver Pills for
Sallow Complexion. Pimples ton the Face
and BllltouanSSt. Never sickens or gripes.
Only one for a dose. Bamplca"iiee atC. F.
Heinzeman.
The Original
Abltl.ie Ointment Is put. up in two ounce
tin boxes, aud is au absolute cure for old
iorcs, ulcers, burns, wounds, salt rheum, fe
ver sores, chapped hands and oil skin erup
tions. Will positively cure all kinds of
piles. Ask for tha Original Abletine Oint
ment, In two ouco boxes. Price, 25 cents.
For sale by Preuss A Hance, Druggists, 77
and 79 N. Sprlug street.
The Electric Railway Home
stead Avaociution
Hereby eivo notice that the distribution of
tbe lots in the South Side tract will take
place iv room 8, Schumacher Block, March
8,1587, at 1 o'clock p, M.
Dyspepsia Cured.
Heartburn, tadlgastton ordyspepsia cured
by that excellent remedy, "Mother Cary's
Dyspepsia Powders." Never hRVO been
known to fall. For ?ttl« by C. H. Hance
successor to Preuss Si llance), and Ellis &
Co Los Angelos.
Ladies wbo oic troubled with cramps aud
nervousness should drink Damlana Bitters.
It Is pleasant to take.
Hon EdwiuWarfleld, President Maryland
Scuate, eudones Red Star Cough Cure.
DAILY REAL ESTATE RECORD
Published by tlie Abstract and
Title Insurance Company.
Monday, Match 7, 1887.
CONVEYANCES.
O J Muchmore to C W Bell—Agreement to
convey lot on north Hue of Congress street,
west ol Fair o<k-i avenue, Pasadena : BMOO,
William D Ellis aud Maliuda E Ellis to
George Puff—37.Bo acres lv El Monte town ■
ship; ttsoo.
L D West to Mrs C N Sharp—2 acres in Ito
Santiago de sauta Ana: £2000.
DF WitmertoW A lusley—West 80 feet
of lot 10 block 22, Santa Ana: *1100.
X F Chilton and M H Chilton to Walter B
Lyon and O O Mend-SJ j of NE!* of NSW,
Sees, TosS.lt 10W; 51.0.i.
Alva Hix to W W Eaket—7 acre? In Ro
Santiago de Santa Aua; *1000.
W H Tltchenal ta U L Botcler—Lot 10
bluck ti, .Sauta Ana; $2000
Noah Palmer to George D Allen—Lots 8,
4 and 5 block 1, Palmer's addn, Sa ,ta aua,
51250.
Isabella v Oakley to Charles G Ricbter—
20% acres lv of NEJ4 of sW>4 Sec 2, Tp
18. R 10 W; 82050.
II W Magee, WO Swan, J W Wood, F B
Weatherby and James Clarke to Geo F Ker
naghan—Lots 10, 11,12, 13 aud 14, Gleudale
tract; 811,176.
Eduljee S ra'ijec to Walter Henry Wren-
Lot 16, Vawtei's subdn of blocks 6, 7. 8, 9,
10,11, 12 and 13, l.ucas tract; $1225.
Heury H Vlsseher to .lobn W Polley—Lots
2,3. 18 aud 19, H H Vlssober'o subdn of
south half of lots 0 and 7 block .1, Sau Pas
cual tract; $7740.
J 8 Uow to Ella Kirkpatrick—Lot corner
Of Hill and Third streets: 83000.
Maurice 8 Hellman and o A Stassforth to
J k McCollough, E W Swisher and G M
Friend—Lot 3 block A, Marengo tract ;$C57u.
Alexander PenEey to Mrs S E Messenger
Agreement to.convey lots 4 and 6 block 4,
Angelefio Heights: $160).
Wm Ber,z 10 O Tyler and G P Love—Soutb
45 feet of lot 7, Kerckhotl' tract; $7200.
S J Beck. Paul Fe.t, X M Fuuk aud H II
Bizby to Herman Rlchter—Lots 5, 6 and 7
block A, Beck tract; $2200.
Mra Emma E McLeod to Anthony G Hub
bard—Lots It aud 8 block Ws,Sauta Monica;
* 4 Emtl Ouarre and Jules T Roth to II Mey
ers—Lots 7, 8, 9,10 and 11 block 3, Pomeroy
A Mills' subdu of Hollcnbeck tract; lot 9
block 17, and lut 23 block 10, Brooklyn tract;
**Henry Meyers to Jules T Roth and Emil
Ouarre-Agreement to convey lots 7, 8, 9,10
and 11 block 3, I'omerov & Mil s' sub-in of
Holleubeck fact; lot 9 block 1., aud lot .3
block 10. Brooklyn trait.; $2;50 «i
Henry P Opp to Wm L Wilhite—lo acres in
Ro Santiago de Sauta Ana; »:1500.
Antonio Cuyas aud Lucia Cuyas to Charles
A Neil—Lot 4 aud east half of lot 5 block 19,
Eist Los Angeles: 13500. ■
W H Whittcmore, Almira H Hawley and
J W Bsssoueit to F J Burge—Lots 13, 14 snd
15 Whtttctnore's subdn of lot E, aud part of
lots C and D, block 2, Monrovia tract;
"j 0 !! Johnson to Thomas R Curtis—of J
S% of W)4 of NE'4 o 8 :'A Sec 'V p 38, R 11
\\ : 81000.
Janv-s B Lankershlm to Anua D G.ll—Lot
27 staple avenue tract: $1800.
Eliza W'lson aed Henry Wilson to I N
Van Nuvf—Let 10 bio :k ill, O8; 815W
Fred Chindie- and Henry Chandler to
Arthur Sikes and W G Shaw— tgreement to
ci nvey part of SEJ4 of See m, p 18, R 14 W;
Slliteol E L Spitley, deed, to Edward H.
Rust—Lots I aud I. Cochrau & Spltley's
subdn, Patadena: $1100
Edward II Rust to Ueorgc Addy Cherry—
Lots 1 and 2, Cochran 4 Spltley's subde,
P ividena' $2970.
Wo Cochrau. n 1 Mrs Winifred B Spitley lo
Edward II Rust-Agreement to convey lots
3 aud 4, Cochrau & Spitleys sut , Pasadeua;
*°Ed ward 11 Rust to George Addy Cherry—
A^^'^d^dWCD.',ieztoMr,Fr.n.
els A Bsx'er- Agree.em 10 convey lots,
Hotel tract, Pasadena; $0000. i
A Pretty Woman's Secret.
Fear ol discovery, when she resorts to'
false hair and dyes, Is v source of con
stant anxiety to'her. The very persons
from whom she most desires to hide tho
waning of her charms are the onus most
likely to make the discovery. But there
is no reason why she should not regain
and retain ull the beauty of hair that was
ber pride In youth. Lot ber use Ayer's
Hair Vigor, and. not only will her hair
cease to fall out, but a new growth will
appear where the scalp bas been denuded;
and locks that are turning gray, or have
actually grown white, will return to their
pristine freshness and brilliance of color.
Ayer's Hair Vigor cures
Hereditary Baldness.
George Hater, Fiatonia, TteoLw&i
bald at 23 years of ago, as his ancestors
bad been for several generations. One
bottle of Hair Vigor started a growth of
soft, downy hair nil over his scalp, which
soon became thick, long, and vigorous.
Ayer's flair Vigor
Is not a (hjc, but, by healthful stimulation
of tho roots and color glands, speedily
restores to its original color; hair that is
Turning Cray.
Mrs. Catherine Deamer, Point of
Bocks, Mil., had her hair suddenly
blanched by fright, during tbe late civil
war. Ayer's llair Vigor restored it
to its natural color, anil made it softer,
glossier, and more abundant thau it had
been before.
Scalp Diseases
Which cause dryness, brittleness, and fall
ing of the hair, dandruff, itching, and
annoying sores, are all quickly cured by
Ayer's llair Vigor. It cured Herbert
Boyd, Minneapolis, Minn., of intolcr
j able Itching of tbe Scalp; J. X. Car
| ter, Jr., Occomcan, Va., ot Scald
Heart; Mrs. D. V. S. Lovelace, Love
laceville, Ky„ of Tetter Sores; Miss
Bessie H. Bedloe, Burlington, Vt., of
Scalp Disease and Dandruff. Tor
pidity of the roots of the hair, which, if
neglected, may result in incurable bald
ness, is readily cured by Ayer's Hair
Vigor. As
A Toilet Luxury
Ayer's Hair Vigor has no equal. It
is colorless, cleanly, delightfully per
fumed, and bas the effect of making the
hair soft, pliant, and glossy.
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
PREPARED BY
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
- Sold by all Druggists.
Mrs F A Baxter to 8 Chaplin—Assignment
of above.
8 Chaplin to A J Nowtou—Assignment of
and half in crest Id above.
Bucklev Ltv-ey to Goorge Hanua—Part of
SE'4 of BY/%, Sec 16, Tp 2 8, R 18 W $3160.
Isabella Latimer to J F Church—Lot 22
blk A, A Ley we tract Pasadena; iIOSO.
H P Low, D D Morton, Alice E Castle A G
II Castle lo Freemout Smith—Lot 15 and
wett U feet ol lot 6, blk 1- 3, Betlvue terrace
tract; 11100.
It a W'allls to Alfred A Chapman—Lot 12
block O.H in Pascual tract; $15,000.
A BChapmni to Johu I) Bicknell—Part of
lot 12 block O, San Pasciml tract: $12,000.
J L Lantermau aud A J Lanterman to G II
Wood aud Ambrose H Gurnee—lo acres iv or
adjoining lot2l of subln of Ro La Canada;
81500.
Fred W G Schuiza to Fred Pllagcr—Lot 16
Grove Orchard tract; 12000,
Edward A Lucey and Charleß 7. Culver to
U Davis—so acres lv Raucho Sin Rafael;
(7600. . . . .
Lyman Allen and Charles J l'ox to John
D Ilickne'l—Lot 11 block O, San Ptßeual
tract; *1250. . _ _ „
E C Webster, O 8 Pichcr anr C S Martin fo
Sau Pedro Lumber Co-Lots 17 ond 18 Web
ster, Picher aud Martin's subdn of S'A of lot
i block N, Sau Patcual tract; 11126.
BUMMAIIY,
Number of transfers In above list, 42
Total amount of consideration, $180.01).
Number of transfers under $1000 each, 33.
Totol amount ol consideration, *14,294.
Transfers for nominal conslde'iaiou, 25.
Aggregate of day's iransff rs, $195,234.
FATAL
{ Do you "know that a pain in tbo lad
' shooldar or arm ia a sign ot heart dla.
1 caw? It ia; and that disease, may hare pro*
, grassed far towards r. total termination without
eidtincr suspicion. Take DR. VLDiTg
f HEAKT ItEMIPy at once
' Shortness of Breath. JtiSt
; tha cars, palpitation of the heart, ehortneMot
breath, lassitude, pain In tho left shoulder or
I arm,denotetho prcsenco cf heart t'lscoso, end
coll for the lmmedlato tuo of Dr. Fust's
> Heart ■ ,
I Drnnsv Dr - F « !rr ' , » bhh reukdy rspitny
*»lwj«»J« removea tho cflurion in cr.,-cs of
Dropsy, which is djo in coaca to somo
' disease of tho heart or gasste] circulation.
HAMBURG FIGS.
iMI Probably aa much misery comer!
from habitual coa<,Upa;ion a* from
any derangement of the f i,notions c
t-ho body, and it is di.uculo to ca;
the reason that no o:;o llltes t
take the mcctkino that Ia usually nrescribeu
Uomburg- Figs were prepared to obviato tlu.
dHQculty, and they will ba found effective- to
well as pleasant to the taste of women and
cluldrcn. 25 cents
At all druggists, er add ross./. J. M. I CK & CC
0 and 11 Front fit., Eon Francisco.
AiarsemENTs.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
Main street, bet First and Second.
H. C. WYATT Manager
ONE NIGHT ONLY !
Wednesday Evening, March nth,
THE RENOWNED
Trebelli and Musin
CONCERT COMPANY.
Heir Paul SteindorlT,
TIIK GItEAT PIANIST.
This Great Company is direct from New York
£tf~ Seats now on sale at Box Office.
mrO
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
Main street, bet. First and Second.
H. C. WYATT Manager
THREE NIGHTS and BATURDAY MATINEE
COMMENCING
Thursday Evening, inarch lOtb,
The Charming American Prima Donna
M tt
AC>I. I. A lIS L R A Nil A LI. I
11 »
BIJOU OPERA COMPANY,
CIIOKCS AND OKOHESTRA.
REPERTOIRE t
Thursday The Pbincess of Tbrbizosde
Vrlday Billke Taylor
Saturday Matinee Mikado
Saturday Thk Bridal Taar :
All With New and Eluoant DOSTUMS,
atty-Seats ou pale on and after Tuesday,
March 6th, at Box umce. mra i
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, j
H. C. WYATT Manager j
MONDAY and TUESDAY, MARCH 7th, Bth, j
The Twelfth Season of the Famous '
McGIBENY FAMILY, i
Largest Musical Family known !
15 - IN NUMBER - 15 <
TEN SOLOISTS.
GRAND BAND! !
ELEGANT ORCHESTRA! 1
FULL CHORUS! >
I
Sparkling (Specialties! Laughable Sketches! i
Every Town Captured!
Seatß on sale on aud after Friday, March 4th ,
ot box office. ml tf 1
I
WASHINGTON GARDENS '
OSTRICII I'ABJI. !
gm- BIRDS NOW ON VIEW l«*M
Admission, 25 Cents. 1
Take ihe Main-street, car', which stop at
the gate. CAWSTON & FOX, Lessees.
SCHMIDT & PACKARD,
Real Estate Agents, ,
NO. 1 ARCADIA STREET,
OPPOSITE THE PO3TOFFICE.
Corner ol First and Los Augeies streets
from 40 to 100 leet ou Los Augeies.
520,000— CITY GARDENS, on San Pedro
street.
Lot and houses, 20x155. opposite
New Depot; $7000.
Lots and houses on Charity, AHso.
Pearl, San Fernando, etc., st eets;
Sonor'atown. Hast I.os Angslst, Boyle
Heights, lirooklyn Heights, Pico
Heights, Child's lract, etc., eto.
Large and smaller tracts in and
outside the city limits.
Large aud small farms, stcck
ranohes, orchards and vineyards
around I.os Auaeles and at Fulton
Wells, San Fernando, Orange, Gar
den Grove, Pasidena, Florence. El
Monte, Santa Barbara, Wilmington,
MONEy'°TO BOltitOW on" good security.
SCHMIDT & PACKARD.
j w lm No. 1 Arcadia 3t.
T N. GREGORY, SOLE AGT., CORNER
J. First aud Main streets. The trade sup
plied. P> 6m
St. Jacobs OU cures toothache, headache
and every other ache.
HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Grind Ckntbal Hotel—J A Morlin, Den
ver, Col.: E W Hatt, GDKahl, BradyviHe,
la; T S Milton, San Dieao; A Winters, Ne
vada; G E Newton, Boston, W D Willis,
Jauies Murphy, Sau Diego: D W Hawly,
Azusa; E S fcheehan, Long Beach: D J
J> uklus, Anaheim,'!' 7. Dyer, J Allen, J Ken
ny, Riverside; j w Pickering, Sau Marcos;
J R Cate, Prescott, AT; O B Broon, FC
t'ollius; Pittsburg.
tVhcn baby wm dcki ;" tIVO tar OMtona,
W hen ihe was & ("isi!• £ she oried for Outoltei
When sb* became Utw, niio toCostoria,
Whu ■r*i« > iiri CfflMrff*TiffM y.voUiuniCa3tojrt>
gfg f gfg
LINES OF TRAVEL,.
Pacific CoartJlGamsliii) Co.
GOOD ALL, PERKINS <k Co., Geueral Ageu' •
SAM FBANCIBOO.
NORTHERN ROUTES
Embrace lines for Portland, Or.; Vlotorla,
B. C, and Puget Sound-Alaska, and all
coast porta.
Southern Routes.
TIME TABLbTfOB MARCH, 1887,
Conine south, aoine north.
A g i
STEAMERS. <o g s»< g|
II a a Hi
Jl* fC CO <
danta Rosa.. Feb. 26 Feb. 28 Mar. 2 Mar. 4
Los Ango'es. " 28 Mar. 2 " 3 " 6
Queen of Pac Mar. 2 " 4 " 6 " 8
Eureka 1 - 4 " 6 " 7 " 10
Santa Rosa 6 " 8 " 10 " 12
Le s An? es. " 8 " 10 " 11 " 14
Queen of Pac " 10 " 12 " 14 •' 16
buroka " 12 ' 14 * 16 " 18
Sjsmaßoea.. " 14 ' 10 18 " 20
I/OsAngelos. " 36 '• 18 " la " 22
QueeuofPac " 18 " 20 " 22 " 24
kureka " 20 " 2! " 28 " 16
Santa Rosa.. " 22 " 24 " 26 " 28
Los Angeles. " 24 26 " 27 " 30
Queen ol Pac " 26 " 28 " 80 Aprill
Eureka " 28 " $0 " 31 ■ 8
Sauta Rosa.. " 80 Aprill April 3 " 6
Los Angeles. April 11 " 3 •• 4 " 7
The steamers Santa Rosa and Queen
of Pacific leave Ban Pedro for San
Diego, on the dates of their arrivals from
Ban FT"-ei»ep, f nrj on their trips between
|an Feil 'f *nd i v r-'ranolsco call at Santa
Barb ru pen <:(..rd (Ban Luis Obispo)
on!\. t nn ka s >■-'■ Dot Angeles call at
all way not, .
Out .. ■ ,»"• "•*ih steamers leave B.P.
R. *. it V:.;- >..s, as follows: With
8«■ . i.i Queen of Pacific at
8:40 • D a ■' *Hn Los Angelos and
Moretrft, .•.»-..• n >» >» U 4:60 o'clock p. if,
MP*" For paaniioui weight as above or
fornoiiU tc and from
All Important Points in Barer c
APPLY TO
H. MOL.HLLIAN, : : : Agent
OFFICE—No. 8 Commercial St.. Pcs Anr""'
Pacific Company.
(PACIFIC SYSTEM.)
WEDNESDAY FEBRYARY 9, 1887.
Trains leave and are due to arrive at
LOS ANGELES DAILY
as rOLLOWs:
LEAVB „.,.,—-.. ARRIVE
ros DESTINATION. raoM
8 03>. M Colton A San Gorgonio 7.0) p.
4:30 P. M Colton & San Gorgonio 4:25 A. m
8 09 a. if Demlng and East— 7:.0 p. M
8.0) a. if ....ElPasoand East.... 7 10 p. ■
1:30 P. a San Fran & Sacramento 11:40 A. a
7:30 P. H San Fran Si Sacramento 7:20 a. It
9:20 a. it Santa Ana and Anaheim 8:45 p. «
4:40 p. M Santa Ana and Anaheim 7:45 A. flf
9:30 a. v Santa Monica..— 11:50 A. M
12 : 20 p. if Santa Monica. 40) r.M
4:80 p. m Santa Monica 7:to A. a
„.„ (Long Beach and/ .
9:40 a. ¥j , f Ba n I'edro j 4..5P.M
(Long Beach and/
ijiO p. it ! S*n Pedro ... I '•»«*■
9: .5 a. m Santa Paula 4,0) r. M
T. H. GOODMAN,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
E. E. HEWITT,
Superintendent Los Angeles.
A. N. TOWNK. General Manager.
California Mm B. B. Co,
All rail line between National City, San
Diego and Los Angeles and points East and
Wot.
Close connection at Barstow with Atlantic
and Pacific R. R. and at Los Angeles with
Southern Pacific R. R.
TIME
Taking effect Sunday, November 14.
A. M. aTmT P. M.
Los Angeles. Lv. 7.00 9:10 5:00
San Gabriel 7.23 9.29 5.20
Pomona 8.23 10:80 6:10
Colton Ar. 9:15 11:20 *7:00
Colton Lv 11:25 7:50
Citrus 11:85 8,05
Porris 12:17 9:30
Marietta Ar 1:10 11:10
•MurietU Lv 1:30 11:25
Oceanside B:3* 2:15
San Diego 5:22 6:06
National Cly....Ar - 5:40 6:80
Colton Lv. 9:20
•San Bernardino... 9:46
Victor 12:08
Barstow Ar. 1:20
P. M. ~~
Barstow Lv. 2:55
Victor 4:06
•San Bernardino.. 6:20
Colton Ar. 6:45
A. M. P. M.
National City..Lv 8:C0 9:30
San.Dlego 8:23 10:00
Ocennside 10:07 12:20
•Murrietta Ar 12:07 .. .
Murrietta Lv| 12:27 4:55
Ferris 1:19 6:05
♦Colton Ar 2:10 7:25
Colton Lv. 7:00 2:15 8:00
Potnona 7:50 8.02 8:51
San Gabriel 8:40 3:52 9:40
Los Angeles .. .Ar. 9jo£ 4:15 10:00
Bt.-trtll COLTON AND SAN BERNARDINO,
A. M.IA. M. P. M.IP. M.
Colton Lv 8.00) ILBO 2.20| 7.10
San Bernardino ar 8.15 11.40 2.30 7.25
Ban Bernardino lv 7.20 11.05 1.56 6.40
Colton Ar 7.35| 11.15 2.051 6.60
RIVERSIDE BRANCH.
Mlxd Mixd Pass.
A. M. P. M. A. M
Colton Lv 8.20 7.16 11.20
Citrus 9-80 7.30 1180
Riverside •Ar. 9.42 7.50 IIM
Riverside Lv 8.40 6.25 'l.tri
Citrus 8.62 6.46 1.52
Chiton Ar 9.02 7.00 2,06
•Meal stations.
Trains are run on Paclflo Standard time.
Pullman Sleepers leave on 7 a. at. train
via Barstow, for Kansas City, via A. AP.
and A. T. A S. F. R. R., and on sr. m. train
for San Diego. Special rates on round trip
tickets to all local points.
For rates of freight or fare, address Cali
fornia Sonthernsagents at local stations, or
H. B. WILKINB,
Gen. Fr't. A Pass. Agent, San Diego, Cal.
J. N. VICTOR.
Superintendent, San Bernardino, Cal.
WILLIAMSON DUNN,
Je2B General Agent, Loa Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles 4 San Batrlel Valley Railway
Time table in effect Nov. 5,1886.
Trains aro due to depart and arrive at
DOWNEY AVENUE DEPOT as follows:
OEI-ART. ARRIVE.
•9:21 A. Jf. *7:54 A. M.
+10 36 a. M. On week dayß +8:54 a. m.
12:36 p.m. only. *12;04 r. m.
+4:16 p. m. +1:39 P. M.
*>:St P. M. I (4:M P. If.
Theater trains:
•11:06 p. m. Tuesday, Thurs- '7:24 p. M.
day and Saturday I
+ +0i46 r:F~ On B ° nd »r°^HWprM~:
• To and from Lainanda Park.
+ To and from Duarte.
j To and from West Duarte (Monrovia).
L. BLANKENUORN,
Oen'l Passeuger Agent
8. P. JKWETT, Gen'l Manager. seplB
NOTICE.
The LOS ANGELES OITY WATER 00,
will strlotly enforce the following rule: The
hours for sprinkling are between 6 and t
o'clock a. if. and 6 aud 8 o'clock p. ft. For a
violation of the above regulation the water
sdll be shut off aud a fine of two dollars wIU
oe oharaed before water will be turned on
••In
Ml»«EtiL,Ar»lM»P>.
Bochester & Layton
HAVE REMOVED TO
No. 9 COMMERCIAL STREET.
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HYDE PARKT
Charming new town on the line of the L. A. & S. M. R. R., now build
ing from this city to the "NEW HARBOR AT LA BALLONA," 3>j' miles
from city limits; overlooks the city of Los Angeles; plenty of GOOD WATER
piped to the lots; each Lot 60x190 feet, fronting on (10-foot avenues. These
are selling rapidly at $100; *40 cash, balance $10 per month, without in
terest. Also, 5 and 10-acre Villa Lots surrounding the town.
mmf Conveyances leave the office at 9 a. m. and 2 i. m. to show parties
the beautiful property.
M. L, WICKS or A. E. DITCH,
Courthouse and Main Streets, Los Angeles, Cal.
m'B-lm
THE WELL KNOWN
FRESNO NURSERY
JI'DEKJIOTT ie BARD Sole Agents.
TEXAS UMBRELLA TREE.
OilA AAA Apple, Pear, Peact, Nectarine, Plum and Prune, Aprloot, Cherry, Al
— \ MI UUU mond,Quince, Fir and Olive Trees. English Walnuts, (Berries of all
kt ds, etc. We warrant the Fresno stock to be absolutely free from San Jose Scale or
Woolly Aphis. Oranges, Lemons and Limes In lots to suit, and White Adriatic Fig of
commerce.
IK A AAA Blue Glim and Monterey Cypre", Japanese Camellias, Daphnes, 'Azaleas,
OU UUU Magnolias. Persimmons, and Mammoth Chestnut, Lilies, etc. flowering
Plants and Shrubbery of all kinds.
Box 764-SEND FOR CATALOGUE — Los Angelea, Cal.,
East first Street, Between Iflaln and I.os Ansreles Sts.
ja9 tf
THE EXCELSIOR TT
LAWN MOWER, //
EEST MADE! If
LAWN fIOWER t^E^J!
ON THE MARKET. A^H|^|B
HARPER & REYNOLDS CO.,
4-8 & SO N. MAIN ST.
WM. T. COLEMW¥Ca7~
Shipping and Commission Merchants,
San Francisco, New York, Chicago.
AGENCIES OF WM. T. COLEMAN & CO. AT
London, Liverpool, Astoria, Or., and Los Angeles.
With agents and brokers In every commercial city of prominence in the Union.
OUR L.OS ANGELES AGENCY
Makes a specialty of handling the products of Southern California,
WINES, BRANDIES, ORANGES, RAISINS, DRIED FRUIT, HONEY,
CANNED FRUIT, HONEY, ETC., ETC.
HOT Agent3 for Ro' al Baking Powder, Walter Bakei A Co's Chocolate,
Kingsford's Oswego Starch.
Also, agents for American Oil Company'" Whale Oil Soap.
WM. L. LOCKE, Manager Los Angeles Agency,
mylt ly lp 75 SFEIJsTG ST
THEY ARE GOING!
AND
Don't You Forget It.
WH ATP
TUOBE BEAUTIFUL LOTB IN
The Bliss Tract.
For »«0O to »800 I can give you lota
50x150, on the right side ol the streets,
and within fifteen minutes' walk ol the
posiofliee. Go out two miles and you have
to pay 50 to 100 per cent. more. Why do
this, when the new depots, shops and rail
roads will enhance tho value of the BLIB3
lots two-fold or more? lam authorized to
sell these lots at present rates and terms—
one-third down—but In a short time to ad
vance prices at least 10 percent. The home
stead, with two lots, covered with magnifi
cent trees and shrubbery, for only 15010,
one-third down.
Call nn mo at Childress Bank.
ready at all times.
f!9-lm H. P. LANTZ, Trustee.
E. T. BRYANT. H. A. BBAKSCOK.
gRYANT & BUANBCOM,
BED STAR MMi TRANSPEB CO.,
930 North Main Street, Baker Block.
BAOQAQE AND FItEIOHT HANDLED WITH CABE
Special attention given to the removal oi
Pianos and Organs. Telephone No. 401
L. M JKWETT, Superintendent.
REV. K. .1. WHITNEY,of ClarksOß. N. V.,
says Gilmore's Aromatic Wine (or Female
weakness, stands without a rival. 0. F.
Heinzeman, agent, Los Angales.
A positive cure for dyspepsia-Damlana
Bitters. Michel Levy 4 Co., wholesale liq
uor dealers, agents.
The Wonder of the Nineteenth Century!
PROF. ASHBORN'S
Numindi's Embossing Oil!
THE ONLY PAIN T-RENEWER
IN EXISTENCE—MANUFACTURED AN!
owned by the Embossing Oil Compauy,
Danbury. Coun. This invention hts woudir
ful renewing powers in bringlug out tt><
faded colors of painted houses When used
it brings nut a better color than the paint
Call aud investigate. Town, city and
State rights for sale A. A. CIRTIS, Agent,
fafi-lmSaTu 1 h 43 Temple street
TO CAPITALISTS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
For the investment of 8150,000 to 1200,600 for
half Interest in an established
Wine and Vineyard Business,
Paying fmm 10 ror cent, to 20 per cent, on
the capital. For full particulars addresa
"M. A." Postofflce Box 2496, San Francisco.
ja29-lm
L 0. 0. F.
Orsnre Council No. 26, I. O. 0. F., meelt
every Wednesday evening in Good Templars
' Hall. Visitiug members are cordially indtsd.
R. W. READY, N. G.
A. J. E. Fubbish, Bee. Seo'y.
Los Angelas Lodge No. 2825, K. of E,
Regular meetings of Ike above Lodge are held
ever? Wedaeeday evening at Old Masonle Hall,
. MSI street Visiting brotbere ere oordlejly In
vftod to attend. H C. AUSTIIf
m t Dictator.
IMBICAE..
= DR. WHITE,
jflkA 38 N. Slain HhM,
Tlie Estak-
Pfiysician ai« siritm
MW ■ WHO
«oeoess all
I J|MM9bw Pkii *tb, Ntavous *■»
L Hp Chbonic Diseases.
Nervous Debility. Ira-
potency, Sexual Demy.
Pantni~Klemory. Weak Eye, Down Sat
Look, Sell-Distrust, Smnte.l DevelopmsM.
Lack of Energy, Impoverished Blo:d. Plm
ples, Impediments to Marriage, etc.. perma
nently, safely aud privately cured.
Blood and Skin Se^ViSS'SS
. Bone Pains, Bwt!l'r.g, Sore Threat, Monfh'
" Tongue. Ulcers, Old Sores, Effect* of Mar*
cnrv, are cured for life.
IlriliarV Ki <luey. Bladder Troubles, Weak
Llllldl), H»ck. Burning Urine. Insontt.
nencf receive prompt relief snd cure.
£mY~ All uunatural discharge* cured
promptly without hindrance to business.
No experiments. Both sexes consult eonsV
" dentially. Age and experience important.
' Dr. White's Success
; Is bssed upon facts: First—Kvory c"c ut
. especially studied, thus starting aright,
Second—Medicines are prepaied in otxr
labo-a'ory exactly to snlt each ease, thus
) effecting cures without lnjnry.
fIP*A friendly letter or call may save
future suffering and shame and add coldest
yearstollfe.
, sTJPT-Medlclnes sent everywhere secure
from exposure. Hours, 9 a. St. to 8 p. st
.Sundays, 9 to 12. mrt
s A lupous.
The BOUQUET
No. 7 Commercial St
TOM SHAW.
[»W_
The Palace
113 NORTH MAIN.
116 NORTH SPRING.
FRANK K. DAY. JIM ABB.
Hot Lunch 11:30 to 1 o'clock.
n23tf
"Carbolic Smoke Ball"
rpHE HOME TREATMENT FOR NITJ-
X ralgla. Bronchitis, Colds, Croup, Ca
tarrh, Asthma, Deafness, Voice and Ey
A free test given to all who will call at
our ladies' and gents' parlors. Separate
department for ladles. Bent by mail, with
full directions, on receipt of price (S3 and
two postage stamps). Debellator package
(to be used in all asthmatic, bronchial and
lung troubles), 82 additional.
CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL CO.,
Nos. 3 nun 4, ever 28 f«. Spring
Street, i.os Angeles.
ORFICE HOURS :
Week D«ys from 9 a. m. to 8 r. v..
Sundays from 2 to 4 p. m.
mVtF* BEPARATE APARTMENTS FOB
LADIES, who are requested to call between
the hours of 10 a. m. and 5 r. M. to avoid the
crowd. fl6-3m
Something ISTew 1
NATURE'S OWN BEIEBt
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
CADE'S SURE CURE t
For the cure of Scrofula, or King's Evil,
snd all scrofulous affections. Eruptions and
Cutaneous diseases, Erysipelas, Pimples.
I'ustu es, blotches, Bolls, Tumors, Tetter or
Salt Rheum Scald Head, Ringworm. Ulcers
and sores, Rheumatic Pains in t. c Bones.
A rotitiva cure for all Skin Diseases
caused by old sickness, etc. For sale by W.
11. OADE, Box 234, Oakland, and
c. a. hcdohell,
, Druggist and Apothecary,
871 North Main Street, Los Angeles, Cat.
124-1 m "
I THE PACIFIC INCUBATOR!
j A d a h
j IjßWy GOLD MEDAL
ULsatr'-iA At the BTATE FAIR SAC
' rfflrw *t /.Wi kamknto, aud st the
sfISLV Wr*f«MECHAXK'STNBTITDTB
t/mn ' Jt'.iHl of 1881, 1885 snd 1886.
HgKkm / all competitors asm*
Best Machine Mads.
will hatch auy kind ot
better thßn a hen.
PACIFIC COAST AGENCY for the celebra
ted SILVER-FINISH, GALVANIZED WIRE
NETTING, tbe best and cheapest rabbit
proof fencing iv the world. The WILSON
. BONE and SHKI.L MILL and the AMER
ICAN MEAT CHOPPER. Poultry appli
ances of avery kind, aud every variety of
Land and Water Fowls can be found
at the Oakland Poultry Yards, the oldest
and largest establishment on tbe Paeifle
Coast. The PACIFIC COAST POULTER
ERS' HAND BOOK and GUIDE, Price 40
cents Send 2-cent stamp for illustrated 60
-page catalot'ue to the PACIFIC INCUBA
TOR CO., Castro Urett, Oakland. CaL
jaKO 3m '
I_OS AX.II,Is WIRE WOKKsj
HHOLDERBBACH. MANUFACTURER
. of Plain and ornamental wire ana
houseemith worV of every d«»oTli.tlon madft
to order. No. 384 Sou. hSpils,sirset
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