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ftIEDICAI..
CATARRH,
Consumption, Asthma
AND
BRONCHITIS
Treated Specially and Successfully by
W. N. DAVIS, M. D. W. H. DAVIB, M. D.
DRS. DAVIS & DAVIS,
tr>% Nortlt Spring; Street,
LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA
—AND —
Colorado Street, over Jones' Fair.
PASADENA.
IEDICIL ISHILAIIOS
Combined with Oonßtltutioual RcmcdieB.
OUR TREATMENT OF THE DISEASES
of the lespi-iiiory p s-.ages con Ibis in
he employme nt of Me ical Inhalation for
its diicct effects on the diseased orgHUs;
aud, at the came time, adopting such hy
gienic roensures aud administering such
medicines by the stomach as will moat ef
fectually purity the biood, give t uo i
the nervous system, and build up and
-trengthen the general constitution. Iv
other w r.ls, we employ combined locn
and geueral treatmeul.
What is Medicsal luhilntlon? Be'ce
stating briefly what Medic 1 inhalation
is, we propose, in as lew woidsas posslule,
to state clearly whit It ia not.
Medical Inhalation ia not a cure-all, a
nostrum, or a panacea. It is not a specific
remedy for auy disease. It is uot a quack
"edlo ne, or advertised to cure auy or all
the ills that flesh is heir 10, an i intended to
fill the pock, ts of its proprietors It is no
i whose possession Insures health
toils p-ssesser without tbe intervention cl
sense or j idgmeut. Mtdunl Inhalation is
none of these things. ...
Medical I -halation is simply and solely a
meih m of taking medicines by lnhiliug or
breathing ihem into tie luugs instead of
swaliowlug ihein Into the siomnch. By lu
ll ilation, ihe proper meuicines are applied
dlrec ly to tbe seat ol the disease, in the
uo.e, throat or lungs; and It is clear to
every reasoning perou how peculiarly ap
plicable Inha atlon is ln the disorders of
Ihe organs named. If you have scalded or
bu ned the surface of the hod),or wouuded
auy limb or member, you do not swallow
the remedy intended to heal the disor
ganized tissue On the oontrory, you apply
ltd rectly to the seat of the wound or in
jury Why. then, when suffering from ca
tar li of the nasal putsanes or throat, or af
flicted wi h ulceratio of Iho lungs, Bhould
you rely on medicines taken luto ihe
stomach?
Moaical luhalatlon not only applies the
proper healing remedies to the seat of ih
disease, but it applies the remedy in the
gaseous or vaporous form, in which form,
es Is well knowu,medlcine»actnio.i power
fully How much greater, for example, Is
ihe effect of a drachm of chloroform, when
inhaled or breathed, than many times tbe
quantity when swallowed luto the s omach.
i he ssme 1> truo of chlorlue, of iodine, and
of many other BUbstnnces By Inhalation
the mcd iclue Is not poured into 'he stomach
and ihence scut wandering throuiii the
sy>tem iv search of a malady which may be
mainly or entirely a local one; but ny this
method the proper remedy Is npplled di
recily to toe mseafcd organ. Wuo, alter
"tudyi g the auotomy of the luigs cau
doubt that Inflammation aud ulceration nf
the air-tubea and ..ir-cells, the dlno app I
cationof ihe henliug medicine b) luhaia
t on to the oi-e sed p rts, Is ihe correct and
rational method of treatment 1 Who, on
the olherlnnrt, cau be so Irrational as to
be ievo that the proper and direct way to
reach tho di-eased surlaees of ihe ir
pisssges in this case. Is by the way of tre
st"msch? Ph.siology tenches us that 'he
memb'anc, o skin, lining the air-passages
of the no.-c, thioat and luugs, is oulv a
Blightly modified formof the same structure
as iha' which covers tho external suifaee
of t> c bndv. Why, ihen, should local treat
ment I c proper aud necessary forinflam
cations, congestions and uleera.ions ol tne
one and uot be equally so iv the case of tne
other? . ...
Our experience and success in treating
dUeasts Ot the no c. throat and lungs, de
monstrate', beyond all question, that tbe
true scientific ireatment of these di-eases is
that t.eatmtnt which combines the local
effects of medical Inhalation with the con
stitution.l effects of systematic remedies,
given iv the usual way by the stomach.
O ie or botu methods must be adopted as
•he cucumstances demnuo, and such reme
dies must be employed aa tbo expt-r tnee
aud judgment of the physician have proved
to be proper in each particular case.
REAL ESTATE RECORD.
Published by »•»«> Abstract ana
Title Insurance Company.
TUESDAY, Mavch 22. 1887.
CONVEYANCES.
F H Barclay to Mat Wolf-Lot«. Allessan
dr H t OK,:6dhck'and Elisabeth A Fo-diek to
J 3 Sessuer-20 »ere. in San Pascual Ro;
Wm Wood and T Banbury to Edward E
Myron P Miller aud Oscar L Brad
-SF;I A«reenient to convey lots v 2, 23 and
of south half
Ji lnt a hloi-k H,S-n Pascual tract.
ol »AiiS S V.aldlog, Myron P Miller and
Oscarrßraddock lo R Vi.Uam. - Assign-
Tb.'cU*. W O Swan. J W Wood, F B
wXTbralJd H W M-IMtg. Chaa M B.ay
—Lot 80, Olendale tract: ♦1080
Fl m L Jones to Sam'l Palmateer-Lot
on Marengo avenue, Pasadena; »3100
8 Roseubcrger to Frank A Irvin-Lot 18,
"i'KfSSr to R T Royal and JR
Treutlen-Lots 11. 12, 13. 14 an<f 15 Slnsa
bough'" subdn ol Dana tract, and lots 29
and north 64 feet of lot 28, Unlvo.sity tract;
* 3 H 6 j Goodwin and T P Lukcns to Samuel
Palmaster-Lots 14 and 15, Goodwin-Lukeus
'TamcfMcVitty to Edwin R Burke-Agree
ment to c nvey lots 16,10,17 and 13, block >,
Stevenson's and Rhode's subdn Pasadena;
* 2 W°A Butler to E A Cox aud M C Brandt—
N'4 of KM ot EV4 of lot 6, hlock F, A B (Jbap
man tract, BO Santiago de Siuta Ana- 82OU0.
Daniel Honser to F M Fletcher—Lot 8,
block 8, rhllllps tract; ♦1010.
J M OeSi-ner to R B Taylor. H J Azford, O
L Bradd' ck aud E E 3paldlug—2o acres in
Bin Pascual lUucb; ♦18,000.
Hiram H 8 Dsvls aud Martha C Davis to
William B Wadmau—ls acres In SHJi of
NEJi, Sec 7, Tp 1, 8 RlO VV; t3OJO
j .mi Best to Henry and George Melne—
Lot 2, E H Beutlcy's subdn of block X, Mott
tract; ♦1600.
Albert E MoDeimld t > Al'red James—
Northeast part of lot 12 block I, Mott tract,
$120 i.
Claia Annie Hinch'ns to Pe'cr Hoffmann
—Lots 42,43 and 44. Mills & Wicks exieutiou
of Second street; »4500. ■
L M Kurd, to Nsncy I Plulk—Lots 6 aud 7
Block U. Bonnie Brae tract I 111 **fc
OW Br. ft gle, Frat'k H Mabury and
Mary Aim M ibnry, executors Rnd tnis'ees
of estate of Woods Maborv, deceased to E
F Henderson-Lot 12, Mabury traot. M4M
Mafic U Hill to Eiizneih .warn—Lot 8,
J. M Hill's BUb.in, Pasadena; «I<OC.
Jam-s B. Lankershlm to George N
Griitsbj—Aureeme tto c >nvey 10t523 and
24, Ma- le aveuue tract; *2t>oo.
Mrs Ha nah J. Saudemau to Michael
Saudemau-tgreemont to convey part of
south 8-6 of north half of lot 6 b.ock N,
Biu Pascual tract; ♦ 5».
Caspar Thos Hopk nt to Alfred Hulchins
—Ag eemcut to couvey lot 6 block 5, Olivc
wond subdn, Pasadena; ♦1100
N Morrow to Auione Buhler aßd Mcena
J Buuler—Tract lv Raucno Santa Uertrudea
deaniibed block IB pagel9Bof deeds; sli.oo.
T E Kowau aud Georga W Johnst m, irus
tees, t Georne A Dobiusou—Lots 5, «, 11,19
aud 21, block N, Ela Hill's tract; tISUO.
Johu V Humphreys aud Richard Dunnl
gan to Frank - cCoye nnd Edward Ferry—
Pirtof Peahen trsct, city; t3 O.
FBW.therby to Julu- Winter—Avree
meut to convey lo 513.14 16,17,18aud uorth
16 hot bi lot 16, B J Hull's subdu, Pasauena;
♦9000.
L<: Miller to Calvin Nutting—NE'4 of lot
1, block endale; *IMO.
H W Head to Miry A Mo-rill—Undivided
Interest ln Sobraute Raucho Santiago de
Santa \n<tt9'HLO. _ _
X lwa d Melirthv to James E Swayze—
EH oi NS& of bVt% of Sec 36, T 4 S, R 11 W ;
$2 .00.
Leonid .s Barnes to 0 II Ste™«rt—Lots 22,
23 and 24 block X, Monrovia; »2100.
RJ Oil eleu to Esther C Shusg— Lot 10
Bouou'o suudu of north half of block 27, O
8; SUIiOu.
1> k Rislcy to H G Bennett, trnste«—
Atreemeut to Convey lots 1 and 2, Mrs C 8
Martin' subdu of part of A Hill's tract, Pas
adena; an.ouo. „ _ _ .
Ilauuibal Kdwarda to H Clay Grahnm-
Lot 22, Cox Bros addn to Kerckbott tract;
•18" iO.
O TPt mm to H G Wilshire—Agreement
to convey lot 6 block O, San Pascual tract;
435 UO
U 0 Holntlng to C F Wood -West 90 feet
of 1.16 UTVo cum subdu Painter & Bull
tract. Has rteua; «i(X)0.
f Q Wootter to Mrs Mary Torrance and
Mrs Sarah X Johiiaon—Easi 50 feet ol lot S2,
P G * ouster suodu, Pasadeua fitSO.
Mary H Banning, Wm Banulug, Joseph
PBauutnsand Haiic ck B nuiug io South
crn Pacific Co—' i d » in Interest in iraci on
wes* side of San Fernando stteet, east of
Buena Visto sice'; *4 r >uo.
Mr. Je-»ie L Ha ri...n nnd L R Hnrrison
tobiißan McCtil ough—SE part ollot 11 blocU
H, Mott trsc ! ttiW.
C Ed«»r Smith to fl W Lellinswcd and
Nancy M Hi'C eeck —500 acres in Ko Santa
Gertrude. :S!S.(WO
J hn O'Neil to Jos Hyans—Patt of lot 14,
Olive .-il 1 tract;*osoO '
II A Newman t> 0 LFe«t«r —Lot 10,
Hi' key, Andrews & Creue's addn, Santa
Ana; 82500.
• : W BreyfoKle, Frank H Mabury and
Miry Ann Mahury, exeemors and tnis'ees
of c t le of Woods Mabury, deceased, to T D
Huff— Lot 16. Mabury tract, Ro Santiago de
San a An i;*49H>. ,
H W H'lli au 1 M L Wicks to J M Gulnn—
Loßs, Mills'subdu of west p.rt of Lick
tract: ♦»00 . _ . .
8 P i: R Co, D O Mills and OL Lansing,
trustees, lo J C Wet aud J J West—SWJ4 of
D'U o| BK'4 *ec 21, Tp 1 N. R • W; *l'2oO.
Wm MclJouii'd to Robt Tim r—Agree
ment to oeuset 5 acres iv VSH ol Sec 36,1 p
18, R 14 W; 15001.
SUMMARY.
Number of transfers m above list, 38
Total omo'int of consideration, $187.■' 30.
Number of transfers under $1000 each, 39.
Total amount o' consideration,Slß.Boo.
Trail-fer- lornomiml conside ation, 32.
Aggregate of day's transfers. t2«s,feGß.
filed ii al Advocates o* 111 ha let ion
Physicians who were educated t«c ty
years ago or m re, nnd who have uot kept
p wiih the times in tho advance in mcui
ca. scien c, have very I ttle idea of the great
imp il ucu a I leadi g writers now Kive to
Medical inhalation iv ihe Irea meut of pul
moi ary disea-es 'I o Bi.ch au ex out is this
true Unit no patient should lutiust his c s
lo .auy physician v.h iis not well prepared
and tli ruughly equipped with everything
i,ece--.iry for the i-omlulsteriug of the
propei remedUs by tho method of lnhala-
U °"h'e numerous curea effected by Inhala
ladon iv cases s.eiuiu.ly past all help, and
the uniform success attending its us • iv
diseases of tho respiratory organs, reude s
tt ob ig itory on every hon st physician to
at on c np,.ly himself to gain a practical
knowledge of the Inhalation, or, if that is
uot possible, he is at leant bound to decline
to treat such cases.
Among the most eminent phvelelaoß ol
the age wh nre fully awakined to the value
of Medical Inhalation iv these are
the following:
The eel brated Dr. Bur-lon 3 lunlersoo
Dr La Roche, of the Paris acidemy ol
M-dieiue; Ur. Frederick Laugh iuf, oi B i
lin- Drs. Klebs and Tom mas -Cm 'ell; Sir
Archibald Dickson,of Edinburgh, Scot ami;
Dr Kichler, Dr. Cameron Dr. Gur.lon Buck,
Prof. Albert L'hen, the celebrated Dr.
Hnghliugs Jackson the venerable Dr. Rub
en Dickinson. Prof. Thtcrfelder. Speucer
Wells, Dr. Hilton Flsgg", Dr G. P. WvOd,
Drs. rrlisch and Hltiig Dr Fotnergill, Dr
Kichnrd Ihimpeon, Ur. R S Cai pouter,
Drs. Ansth', Ball, Fuller, Lanceresiix,
Krauss Hugueuie, Heller, Orth, Ourrijsuu,
Fenwick. and many others.
With Aarcely a single exception every
medical authority of eminence recoguize
the woudeiful pot. ncv of this new meth d,
and tho coming generation of pby-lrlau.
are certain to be thoroughly euueated
therein. At present It is only a few physi
clans here aud there who have made •'Dis
eases of Rei-plrution" a life study ih t are
fitted ln any way to employ the wonderful
esources of Medical Inhalation iv the cure
of these diseases.
The Curability of Consumption.
For five years the celebrated Dr. t. H
lit mo t wna pathologist to the X yal In
firm.ry of Edinburgh, and io his great
work on "Consumption" he makes the fol
lowing st.temeut:
"During this period I made upwards of
jou ' post-mortem examinations uf persons
dying from various diseases, aud I was
cols antly meeting with cases iv wblch I
lound cavities in the lunga from cousump
tion, which had evidently bealed up or
clean iz d years before the death of th>
subject. Natuie did not seem to have bten
successful in restoring the wasted lung
substance, but tbe cavities were dried tip,
he progress of the disease a'rtsled, ano
the subj-ct lived for yeara.wlth diminished
lung power it is true, but otheiwiao iv good
health."
gjtf CONSULTATION I 'BEE -t«l
(I. c. for only a few minutes.)
OFFICE HOURS:
DR W. N. DAVIS—Los Angeles, 3 to 6
p. h. —Pasadena, lv a. m. to 1 p. m.
PR. W. B. D AVIS—Lo« Ai geles, 9 to 12
A. M..1 to 3 P. «. nun 7 to 8 r. M.
is. B —Professional ca Is ai swered from
Los Angeles office at nil hours.
PRH. DAVIS & DAVIS,
45H N. Spring St., Lot Angeles.
Branch offloe, o ,'cr Jones' Fair,Colo
raao strict, Paiadeaa. mr6
Red B"ir Cough Cure is the best Pleas
ant prompt, pure. No narcotics. Piice 25
cents. .
HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Pt OOABtM TTotel—N Dnnfnrd, city; A
Caaonter, Pennsylvania; 0 H Lownsend,
Oakland; Howard ( on rd, ely; John
Mack, Chic.vo; E C Triswell. Citrus: Mr
Brandon, st Loui , A E Co'ly, Wm Pierce,
J Liugh In, I 8 Condon, Perns; J M heeler,
U Leomrd, cl y
GrandCestr.il—FW Keely. Pa: Fred J
Parker, Davl H .rvcy, Geo A Shaw, M-lne.
Lewis -"an aud. Kansas City;? Pec*. P'so.
deun:N-lS"" Girrgu M T Anders .n •'al
io >■ J Thompson, M C Thompson, Water
man T R Gi-aham, Eureka: E li mes, M Mc-
Lean' Pr ilrle City; W S Sweetser, Pomona:
8 w' Ash'on, Ellwood: M Jonn'on, San
Qalsntin; Fred Patterson, Sauta Ana: JH
Henry, Pasadena.
Steven so a Housf.—J M Franc, Pasade
na; Jas Levertek. Waver:y. Ia; W8 Fassold.
Dayton. O: S M Slide and wife, Elgin, 11':
J M Arnold, Pomona; <; O Nichols, o S
Ha sler, Ontario; 0 B Hovt, Mrs C G Hoyi,
Manhattan, Kin: HOG Stshlmau, Mitiue
spots' John E Dunn. C malos; Cecil 11
Filler Suffield, Couu: PI i Pioo, Rat.chlto;
F Rox'by, St Paul, Minn; Geo Heiuejjs
Tucsou, Ariz.
Pico House—F L Park. Albuquerque, N
M- E L Feuows, Kiv. rside; L M uoyd,Neo
sho Wis; Root Holmes.SAnF.aucisc ■; John
McCamp.New York; ohas H Br ,wu aud
wife MlssM.rgaret Hrown, Omaha; Chas
Johnson, Indianapolis; O o J Mashabaugh,
L J Mashnbaugu, Sadie Maab.ab.iugh, Rush
vi le II- : W Piers, v, Gruftou, Dak; lira
D.inti. Miss Beile Duuu, Jas Leighton 3.
Joseuli Mo; C T WI. i.iusou, Sau Buena
veutuifa; J L Whait .v, Uklah; W O Hasty,
Detroit, Mich: 8 0 Birtl .tt, 8 m use; FS
Hodgk.us, G R dusted, San Francisco. J* N
Orahim.Geo T Luie, -liver City, N M; W
A Godijiu*, B.u Francisco; A « Woodward
snd wife, bt Paul; Geo Smith, Neva la City;
8 Kelue San Fraucisco; Geo Weinsbur<
and wife, 8t Louis; isiac Harris, Pasadeua.
Depot HoTEL-Geo H Stirasou. Pasadena;
CM Liug aud wile, Minneapolis: Mrs J N
Courtney, Hudson River; Mrs Geu G Gran
§er. son aud mild, Lauc >ster. N V; Geo is
t,vens and wife. Cincinnati; W E Barton
aud wife, Teire Haute, lud; T U Behreus
aud wife, Geo X Robiuoo i; Pasadena; J
Lynob, Beuecla; Mrs Warien, Alossa
Cl, D 8 folter, Lancaster,
Ne* York; W L Mnrple, Aspeu, Col
St. Ei.ho Hotel—O Siurges. S Simon, S
Juda. Sin Francisco. C It Bouda, Ottumwa,
la; W A Green, s P R R; P D Green, Te
haobepl;o J Perkins, Daggett; T M Scott
and wife, Bl ommgtou Id; Mrs W Johu
son, Miss P JanusOU.OhtO.faj W Vandever,
Ventura: R G Surdam, Bardslaie: C War
tier, D droit; F Do iglass, Redlands; C
French, Pomona; A Davis, Anaheim.
Startling but True.
Wills Point Texas, December 1,1885.
After suffeiing (or more than three years
wllh disease ol the throat aud lun s, I got
so low 1 st .prln« I was eutirely uuable to
do auvthing, and my cough was so bad I
scarSv lent auy at night My Druggist,
Mr 41 F Good night, sent me a trial b ttle
Of DR BnSANKU'S COUGH AND LUNG
BYKUP I found relief, nnd after u.-iug six
■1 01 bottles. I was entirely cured. J. M.
WELDEN. Sample bottle 5 cents at C. F.
Heluzeman'B.
Shortness of Breath.
Dr Flint's Heart Kennedy should be takrn
W hen slift t exertion or a hearty
SU shoftnoss of breath. or a p In
5Vi the reelitn "f tho heart. At all druggie's,
orJ. i M.ek&Co.,9 and 11 Front street,
San Francisco.
LOS ANGELES DAILY HERALD. MARCH 23. 1887.
LOS ANGJELES PIPE MANUFACTOKT.
100,000 Feet S in. Pipe, black or dipped,
FOR SALE BY
J". ID. HOOKER &> CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
WROUGHT IRON WATER .A.3STD WELL PIPE.
WORKS, San Fernando and Railroad Sts., and Magdalena Aye., Los Angeles.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. TOWN SITES PIPED.
RESTAURANTS.
Restaurant and Oyster Parlors
41 AND 13 N. MAIN STREET.
Great Reduction in Oysters.
Large Eastern, pei 100 M 50
Small Eastern, per 100 8 60
Small Eastern, raw or stewed, per plate 25
I arge Eastern, auy st» le, per plate ft
Baltimore selected, per cau 85
ROOMS up atairs for T n■
dies aud Families, where meals will be
served la the best >-tyle
r24 JER' V 'LI.ICH. Proprietor.
The Commercial Restaurant,
V. DOL, Proprietor,
In Downey Hlock, Main Street.
Receives alive nnd Borves up every day
the choicest KIBB. Including SOLE. TUK
BOT aud SEA Th OU r. Hprliin Chickens
just in from the ranches cooked iv ever)
•trie.
/jar-This Restanraut is Los Angeles' Del
mouico. myl-if
Due de Montebello Champagne
FINE IMPORTED CHAMPAGNE, FOR
MERLY THE PROPERTY OF HIS ROYAI
HIGHNEB3 THE "DUC D'AUUALE" AND
TUB PRINCES D'ORLEANS. OF THE
ROYAL FAMILY OF FRANCE.
WEYSEBROS.—TELEPHONE il and 355.
SOLD BY THE CASE OR THE BOTTLE
d 26 1m
Stockholders' Meeting.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there will be a meeting of tbe Stock
holders of ibe South) m < allfornia Lomi
Association, on SATURDAY evening, April
2,1 87, at 8 o'clock r M, at the hall of the
BrotherhooQ of Locomotive En infers No
M 2, San Fernando street, in tbeciiy of Los
Ange'es tor tbe purpose of adopting By
lawafo tbe Assoc! tion. nnd for the trans
action of snch other business as may prop
nny come before the meeting.
GEO GREGti, President.
Chas. Hornbei k. Secretary.
Los Angeles March 17,1««7. m]B2w
French Benevolent Society.
BIDS WILL HE RECFIVED FROM
Jfrench spckl'ig druggists by the Sec-
Ma y of the French M itusl henevolen
flo lety, to be addressed to Postoffice Box
71, until April the Bth, for the furnishing oi
drugs and medicines for tbe c. suing year
mrl7 id
C. A. SUMNER & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
14 North Spring Street.
WE HAVE FOR BALE:
106 aces within city limits ♦60,000
80 acres in oranges; will guarantee
*lii.Coo in a subdivision 65,000
10 acres, with house and orchard!
near cible road 10,000
Lot 511x135, on Eleventh street, on
very easy terms 875
Corner lot 50xio0 ou Downey avenue.. 130 1 '
l ot 50x175 iv E lis trac ; U, cash 900
44 acres ncr O.trich Farm; good
house and improvements 12,00'
HOU3ES IN ALL PARTS OB THE CITY.
Lots Everywhere !
Plenty of acr ago property for subdivision.
F. rut, to trade or purchase ou time.
»Tj»y~ vv odo a S rictly Cimmisslon Busi
uei>b and do uot speculate ourselves.
C. A. BUMftJCu A CO.,
0017 14 North Sprlug 8m et.
I HEAL ESTATE.
IMPORTANT
TO
INVESTORS!
Valuable Property :
AT
LOW FIGURES!
Blx'y-rnefeeton Springsf, wlthtwo
stnry buildlug; now paying good
ra c of lntereet, with prospect of
large increase $87,000
Sixty feet on Spring at; a first-class
investment 25,0 0
Forty-five feet ou Spring st, with
good building 75,000
Sixty feel on Fort st. 830 feet deep: 1
310,000 building; very near bu.l- i
nesscentenaNo 1 iuve tment... 40,000
Sixty feet ln the besi business block I
on Spring street 78,00 j
Seventy acres in city limits; the
finest trnct in the city for subdi
vision; a bargain 90,f00 1
Fifty four acres on Main street: Oue
property for subdivision 100,0: 0
47 682 a- res of laud near Riverside,
per acre 16-00
etNO ai res as fine agricultural land 1
as can ba found iv the State, per
acre 12 "0
110 leet corner of Pearl and .-sixth sts 14,000
Hnuno and lot ouThomp on street,
Ellis tract MOO
Five lots, Xl is tract, eich 1000 1
502 acres laud adjoining near city 1
Umltß; very flue for subdivision,
per acre • **
Twenty acres choice Rlfalfa land,
within 2 miles of city limits; per
acre **
Thirty-six acres, 7 miles from city;
flue flowing artesian well, house,
barn and c>rrais <000
Five lots ou Pico street, nr. Figueroa;
vory cheap 5000 I
Three lots 180x190 to 2Moot alley, 1
corner Figueroa and Manhattan I
streets; elegant residence prop- (
erty; at a bargain j
Two now hard-finish dc •t'ases.oue block 1
from streetcars, at a bargaiu.
Several choice lots on Figueroa street at a
bargain. '
Choice propertT so Washington street, ,
nen'- line of Blrcet cars, at a bargain.
Choico acre tracts near city a, a bargain.
RUSSELL, COX & BRANDT,
Wswajj^pß
m s\^yy
31 West I-i.st street,
Sew Los Anoei.e9 National Bank Building
fm-if
AUCTIONS.
MacCOiNNELL & CO., ■
(Successors to F. Adam);
Merchant Tailors,
No. 113
North Hprlner Wt., I.os Augeles.
mr4-1m
NOTICE.
SULPHUR SPRING HOTEL IS POSl
tlv. lv closed for the present again, t ad
comere It's of no use to apply foradir.it
auoe. Sou as repairs are coinn eled due
notice will be given, acrt hue! "gain
opened. J s O LA V G. Proprietor.
Lang Stalation, March S, 1087. lnlOtf
'
SaiDttaTAnita Stallions,:
1887.
RIITHF,IirORD-{S!re of Lucky B
and Molly McCarthy's La.t;, SlOO he season.
ti 1M), li Ii by Grlnsiead-Dam, Santa
Anltn, by Vt-gil; |sli the season.
l/EXI*.«TO"»i, eh. h. by Lexington-
Dam. Volga, by Imp. Glenc c, one of the
CHtbred hnr-eslu America (slrec f the dam
of Laredo); *.">u the season.
Marcs not proving with foal allowed to
return free In IBSB.
Mofaey due at time of service.
Apply to office
SANTA ANITA STABLES.
67 North Bprlng St., Los Angeles, or
C. W. ABY, . .j _ .
Santa Anita Ranch
Catalogue on application. ml3lm
THE H. IL H. Horse Linunent" puts
new life into tho Antiquated Horse 1
For the last 14 years tho H. H. H. Horse
Liniment has been tho leading remedy
among Farmers and Stockmen for the
cure of Hprains, Bruiaoa, BtifT Joints,
Spavins, Winiliralls, More Shoulders, etc
and for Family Use is without an equal
for Ithonmatism, Nourajgia, A.cheo, Pains,
Bruises, Cuts anil Sprains of al 1 eh. "acters.
The H. H. H. Liiuiment has many imita
tions, and we caution tbe Public to see
that th© Trade Mark H H. H." is on
evory Bottle before purcliasing. For sale
everywhere tor fiO cents and $LOO per
Buttle.
10. H. HANCE. wholesale and retail
Drugalst and Manufacturing Pharmacist,
Nos. 77 and 79 Nor n opriug strewi. Tele
hone No. 66. P. \j. Box 2106.
DRY
SPARKLING
CHAMPAGNE,
TO BE HAD OF ALL DEALERS,
on—
The Dry Sparkling Champagne
Manufacturing Company,
88 N. Spring Street, Lea Angeles.
/BtF-Aients wanted pverywhern mr9-ly
PROPOSALS
I nltcd States Uovernntent Build
tug Site.
DEPUTY COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
Revenue, Los Augeles, California,
"Sealed 'proposals will be received at this
office until 11 o'clock uoou ou the 18th day
o! April, 18S7. for the snlo of property suit
"hie as k site for a public bulldiLg, author
ized to be erected ln thia city.
The dimensions of t c lot should approx
imate, if a con er lot, not leasthan one hun
dred and Oity (150) by one hundred and ten
feet (110): If uot a corner lot, the dimensions
should he uot less than one hundred and
ninety (190) by o c hundred sud ten feci
mOMheons hundred and ninety feet (190)
to be street frontage. If alleys abuton either
side, the width of such alleys can be de
ducted from tho above dimensions. Build
ings on property selected to be retained and
removed by the owner. The Department
reserves the r'aht lo reject all proposals.
Pronosn ato be marked' Proposals for snlc
nt Krasltefor. Public Building
to he erected at Los Angeles, Calltornla,"
and addre "ed to E D Olhson, Deputy Col
r"c!or of lute?nal Revenue, 108 Worth Mjdu
street, room 4. mmeoom
H. G. ROLLINS & Co.,
No. 85 Temple street..
Dealers in Real Estate.
LARGE LIST OF CITY AND COUNTRY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
Janet!
BANKINU HOUSES.
FIRST NATIONAL BAM
OF LOS ANUBLES*
Capital lotk STOO.OOO.
Surplus 100.000.
R. F BrENOK8 r EN0K President
J. F. CRanK Vice-PresideDt
J. M. ELLIOU Cashier
Directors—J D. Blcknell, J. F. Crank. H.
Mabury, K. F. Srence, William Lac;, 8. H.
Mott, J M Elliott
B'ockhnlders-E'tateof A 11. Wilcox, O.
Wltherby, 8 H. Mott, J. F Crank, A.L.
I.alikershm, E Hollet.b ck, E F. Rpence,
H. Maburv. F. Q Story, L. H. Carlton, Jas
VfrOoy, J I) Blcknell. William Lacy, I. M.
Elliott. mrl2
LOS ANGELES COUNTY BANK,
Temple Block, Los Angeles, Cal.
Capital Stork pulrt Up. »100,000.
Beservc Fmid, * 100,000.
JOHN E, Pf.ATEK President,
R 8. BAKER .... Vice-President
GEO. H. Sl'tWtßT Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
H. L. MacNb'l, Jotham Bixbt,
John E. Plater, Hob.pt 8 Haker,
John A. Paxton. Geo. W. Prescott,
R M Widney.
Cs* r *BrjY ano Bsll Exchange: On San
Fr»uc sco New York, London, Paris, Berlin
and Fra< ki"N,
45«T"BrY Exchanges on all parts of the
United States aud Eorope.
eTeT-HKCEivE Money on open account
and certlnc-te • f depo it, and do a general
banking and exchange business.
FAlOlEfiS' and lERCHaMIS' BAIK
OP LOS ANOELES.
Established in IS6B
Paid Up Capital $200,000.
Hnrplus and Reserve Fund »ftO' ,<iOO.
Total »TOO,UOO.
Isa'as W. Hellman Pr sident!
L C. Goodwin VI e-Presldent
John Milneh Secretary
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
IsaiasW. Hellman, I Jobn 8. Griffin,
O W Childs, | C. E Thorn,
Phi Gamier, J. B. Lankershim
C. Ducnmmun, I Joae Mascarel.
tSf Exchange for sale on New York
Loudon, Frankfort, Dublin, Paris aud Her
Un. Receive depo its and Issue their ccr
'incates. Boy aud sell G jveromems, State,
County an-1 C 'y Bond..
Southern California National Bank,
INndeau Block.
JO"N I REDICK Prcslden
■ . N BUEEU Vice-Presiden
WM. F. BuSBYSHELI Cashier
Paid in Otital »100,000
Authorized Capital ».>(in,Ou«. |
Directors-!,. N. Breed, H. T. Newell, 11.
A. B'ircUv, Char es E Del, Alexander Pen
ney, l» M Gi'ihim, X <; Bosbyshell, M,
Hagan. Crunk Under, William F. Bosbyshell,
,lol> o I Hf'lHl ">4 tj
Los AngelesTavliiis MM,
ISO NORTH MAIN STREET.
Capital S3Di»,oot>
L. C. GOODWIN P' ESIDFNT
J. V. WACUTLL Secketauy
T. W Hellman. John E. Plater,
P.OBERT 8. K.KER. .IoIIM A. PAXTON,
L. C Goouwin.
Term deposi's will be received in sum« of
410 aud over Ordinary deposits iv sums
of »1" °n 1 over.
itje-M n. y to loan on flrst-clats real
c t le
Lot I'f'w jn If
Los Angeles National Bank,
Cor. First a nil Sprint; Sts.
Surplus .' »25,000
Capital *300,00u
f)F,n n President.
JO"N BK YSON, SR Vlce-Presi lent
F. C. HOWES Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
PR. W G CochriN, H ft. Markh„m.
Firry w usees John BsvsoN. Sr.,
Dr. H. Sinsab i i •on, F. C Is off US,
GfcOROK H BOSKBIIAKB.
j*J|F~Erchnnge f.-,r sale on al! the princi
pal ciliesof the United Stales and Eur pe.
m s
Maverick National Bank,
BOSTON, MASS.
CAPITAL, - - - 14400,000
SURPLUS - - 400,000
Accounts of Banks, Bankers and Corpora
tions solicited.
Our fan lilies for COLLECTIONS are cx
celltiitnu'l we rc-dibcouut for Banks when
balanc s war ant it.
Boston Is a Reserve City, and balances
With us from Banks (not located iv other
Reserve GUls*) count as a r serve.
We draw our mvu Exchange on London
ect, aud mnke Cable Trans
fers a d i lace ""onoy hi- 'olograph through
out tbe Uui ci Slates and Canada
i,ovemmeut Bond bought and sold, and
Fxchauges iv Wa>hingtou made for Banks
without extn charge.
We have a market lor pr'me first-class In
vestment Secirltt"s, and invite proposals
from States, Counties aud Cities when i,su
ing bonds.
We do a renersl Banking business, aud
invite corresp ndence.
AB\ P POTTER, Pre«'dent
JOS. W. WOKK, Cashier. Ja29w_sa-tf
STATE MENT
OF CONDITION OF THE
Los Angeles National Bank
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
Friday march 4, 1887
RESOURCES.
Lo«ns I 802.921 7a
Government Bonds 166,700 00
<nnklng-i ouse nnd Fixtures.... 55,450 CO
Expense noil taxes paid 4,2«'i to
lash on hand 3747.826 9S
Ia other banks 441,038 59 688,8(15 57
Total g'.7(17 yon 93
LIABILITIES.
OaP'tsl « »K-g}2
iTodividoil pruflu ,1i
Ci-r iU! nil 4 V 00 00
ueposit.. w«
Total ■-••• *VOW" »S
mr!Bl4t
i'TniRYANT H. A. BEAfISOOS.
JURYAM Ji BRANBCOM,
BED SXAB LINK TBANSFEB CO.,
238 North Main Street. BakT Block.
I BAOOAOE ASP FREIGHT HANDLED WITH CARS.
ho cial atteuilon given to the removal of
' Pianos md organ.. Telephone No. 401.
■ riant* ~- jkwett, Superintendent,
DEPARTURE.
A Rare Chance.
lINTENDI INTEND TO LEAVE LOS ANGELES
in the moutb of Mat, and sm desirous
of di.posing o' the following property on
or before that time:
First—My lesidence, 405 Temple street:
two-story hou-e, 11 rooms and cellar; finely
finished aud built In the most substantial
manner; good stable aud outhouses; nicely
improved lot 50 feet on Temp c street 160
feet deep; also, 47! i feet on Bunker Hill
avenuo by vxs\i feet with 20-foot alley.
Also, one of the finest carr age learns In the
elf; carriage, phaeton, harneaa and fittings
complete I his Is a great bargain fo- par
ties wanting a complete and a well-located
house ready for occupancy.
Second—Two lots on T.mple street, oppi
al c Olive; (traded: good location for busi
ness or flue residence site.
Ttilrd—Three lots ln Block 2. Park tract;
close to bu-luesc; two lots ln Block 8, t ark
trnct, ncr Ostrich farn road.
Five lots in Block 10, Park tract; nice 'o
cailty aud near Temple street cablo road.
Ten h ts In Block 11, Park tract, Joining
Anuelefio Height- tract: a speculation.
A corner lot in Block IS, Park tract; fine
view; a choice lot
Eight h is iv Block 14, Park tract; well
situated aud eoort view.
Seveu 1 ta iv HI ck 17, Park tract, near
Temple-street ca le road: graded s reets.
Ten lots In Block 18, Park tract; flue loca
tion ; streets graded .10-s level.
One lot In Block 22, Park tract, 160 feet
from Temple street; a bargain.
Also, sevet.tv rive lots iv the Beaudry
Water Wnrks tract, on Alameda street, neat
railroad depots; excellent location for busi
ness, war-houses, * to.
'I hree fine, new c .pages in healthful lo
cality, magnificent view, and only two
minutes' walk from bu-iness center and
hor-o-car lines: for sale at a bargain.
One lot in Oc a View tract and two in
Washlngtou tract These will be Bold cheap.
Owing to my dep> rture, I am offering tbe
shove at prices considerably under the
mark t and on terms that will bo easy.
For price* nnd conditions, ca'l at my of
fice, g!t 'lemp.e street, Law building.
V BEAUI'RY.
To Baiters, confectioners. Hotel*, etc.
IF YOU WANT ANY BAKER, PA STB V
cook or confectioner, address the
BAEER3* UNION. No. 45, Postoffice box
1059, or call at JACOB.REUSCH, 109 South
Spring street. K.wter's Rakerv. 013 ly
I,OS ANfiEl.Tclrt WlttE WORK*.
HIIoLOEhbBACH, MANUFACTURER
, of plain and oruamen'nl wire and
h asttmilh wryr v of every description made
to order. No. 384 Hon h Spring street.
rn-S-lm
» % b Warn**.**
CIITY SI BAM DYING AND CLEANING
; W rks have removed their otice from
140 South sp lng st-eet, 'o 1! Third street,
beetwen Main snd Bprlug. Dye works
No si -ii t' Lof Angeles s reel. Dyeing and
Cleaning of every kind of 1.-uiics' and gent's
clothing, crape, shawls, silk and lace, kid
gloves and shoes, flannels and rihbons,
velvet, fur a d feathers, made equal tn
,ew Sila and party dres»es a specialty.
I take this opportuult to thank my ctt-t in
ers and so.iclt their continued patronage.
m!2-tf A. LORKA.IN,
| 1 EKM N STEAM DTM WORKS—LADIES
VT nud gei ts'c othlug cleaned aid dy>d.
G enulng of flannel unde-clothing, etc.,
without shrinkage or smell, n specialty.
GEO. BOEKHuFF A CO., 123 South Malu
street, opposite cathedral, Los Ange'es.
fe'S tf
PARISIAN STE VM DV ING AND CLEaN
ing Works. Dvelngnnd cieaniug of ev
ery description. Ladies' dresses dyed with
out ripping. Kid Gloves. Flannels, Rlhhous
and Blankets made to look like new. Offhe:
11 ! Sotl'h Spring street. Dye Works: Cor
ner New High and Bellevue aveuue.
o2 J. VOLI.ET, Proprietor.
LOS ANGKLn-S STEAM DYEING AND
Cleanin? Company, Office—Corner of
Main aud Arcadia streets, opposite Wells,
s'arEto it Co. Dyeing and cleaning of every
description of Indies' and gents' clothing
Orders taken aud delivered. Send postal
card. TeVnhone No. 227. Branch corner
Main and 8- co"d atrepts.
sen 9 JAMES LAKQUTER, Manager.
i;a,«;i>t:t:ns AND sIUVKYOKN.
WF. McCLURE, CIVIL ENGINEER
. and Surveyor, V 8. Deputy Mine**]
Surveyor. 184 North Main stree:, Los An
geles, Cal. Tcleohone No. 95. aus ly
~ A~rii'«'Kr»jKWr«.
MORTIMER A HARRIS. ATTORNEYS
at Low and Conns llors, Rooms 78 and
7na, TemDlc Bock, Los *ngeies. Rusk
Harris (R-rri ter-nt-Liw, late of Tornuto,
Canada); C. W. M .rtimer. 117t'
D. r HATOH J BROSSEAU.
BROSSEAU A HATCH, ATTORNEYS AND
' ouusellors at Law. Nos. 31, 82 and 56
Baker Biock, Los Angeles, Cal.
MAX LOEWFNTHAL, ATTORNEY AND
Counselor at Law. German language
spoken. Room 14 Bumlller Block, Los An
geles, OaL auBtf
Henry N. Ga lowav, Attorney-at-L«w.
Chas W Chase.
A CHASE, EXAMINERS OF
\T Title b and Conveyancers, Room 4. Allen
Block, Los Augeles, Cal. aus tf
Griffin Johnston. Sheldon Borden.
B. A. Vofba
JOHNSTON, BORDEN A YciRBA, ATTOR
neva-at-Law and ExnmlnerS of Titles
Kooma 7 nud 8, Jones Block, 76 North Spring
street. Ab"tr»cta and cert flo tes of title fur
nished with promptitude and accuracy.
UXt;tIK«"IONS.
J. DANISON A CO.. EXCURSION
■ East via S <lt Lake, March 10 and 24,
April 7and 21. 55 North Sprlpg Bt. fe2.Vlm
TTIOLET'B NEXT EXCURSION EABT,
> Thur day, March 81st. Fully equipped
tourists' sleepers The only cmp'e'e ex
cursion outfit on the road. O- H. VIOLET,
Manage-, 253 North Main street mlO
T M. WALTER'B EXCURSIONS GOING
JU. East, leave Los Angeles March 1. 15
and 29. Office, Plon Hou-e. aepl2tf
POWELL'S NEXT EXCURSION EAST
March 30,1887. Office, Ploo House corner.
wm
ARNER BROS. A CROSBY, OF 882
NorlbMain street, Los Angelea, Ex
eursions Eaat and West at lowest rates, and
pleasant accommodation. Call on or ad
<rmtth"W tnr pa.Hcolara and ratea
I.AI MUHIKR.
17IXCEL8TOR STEAM LAUNDRY—WALL
!i atreet. near corner Seventh. Tele
phone No. 867. Our wagoci call for and de
liver washiugln all parts of the city. Al)
orders promptly attended to. Osly whit*
labor employed. nnfi-tf
EMPLOVKIEfIT HURBAUS.
AmX T7IMPLOYMENT OFFICE, B. B.|?r
£iM_Vj Ticket Broker and Real Es-fsW
tate Agent. Property aold on Installments
K. NITnNOEti., romovpd to iai< v. SnHnv
Telephone Ut, Beaideuce Fifth and Hope
atreet*. auS-ti
7
MISCELUAaiEOrf*.
LITHOGRAPHIC : ESTABUSHER
— FOB —
Southern « »Hf«.r»l».
MT-PATRONIZE A NEW AMD HO—I
ENTERPRISE.
Lithographic work executed in tbe latest
■tylea and at leasonable price*.
DESIGNS FURNISHED Olt ArrXIOATIOM.
Correspondence nolle! ted.
Before ordering elsewhere eead for set*
mates and information by applying to tbe
Los Angeles Litbographic Co.
OFFICE: Timer-Mirror Co—Telephone No. '
2V, Loa Angelea.
Th. Bessino, Formerly Manager of Uie
Merchants' Lithograph, Co.. K. C.
Theo. A. Schmidt. Formerly Head DeL aad
jingr. for the Schmidt Label A Lltho. O*,,
Sau Francisco. fU-tf
FHkNltJlArtli.
R. J. H. IMVI3BON-OFFICE, *t%
South Spring atreet Telephone 60. m
DO2&.
I .itn. IiAKUMi A MUKPdY—OOUUBTS
V and aurists. Office 120 North atata
street Offloe Honrs—o a. m. to 4 r. st! I
f « r. M. Artffl-AAsrti
Ha. t>. kibituLiif, specialist lit
U treating discates of tbe Eye, Bar aad
Throat. Eyes scientifically tested lot
glasses. Office, 132 North Main street, oyer
Loa Angeles Savings Bank Hows, from »
i s. lot r. M. Residence, 840 Tempi*
atreet m_»
Wm. Harbison J. T, Mniatg
DRS. t-Ai-.KTSON A MORGAN —OVFICB
26 and 26, Schumacher Block. HOUBS
—a to .2 a. m., -i to sr . at. Dr. Marias'* res
idence, 44 N. IJaly street Dr. Harrison'*
residence, 14 West Seventh street f24tl
E. GitEauAM, M. D, NO. 75 NOnTB
. Spring street, Los Angeles. jlt dm
J TURNER, M. D.—OFFICE AND KBsTJ
. deuce—3lN. Main street, Lo* Angelas,
IkR. JOSEPH KURTZ—No. 214 MAIN
JL» street, opposite Ibe Baker Block.
■ |H. E. 0. iiaNM Q, OFFIUE AND BMB
1' idence 37 South Furt street Oilier hoot*
—9 to li a. il 2to 4p. M. Tetcphone 282.
ELIZABETH A. FOLLANSBBE, M. D.-
Ottico and residence 240 South Fort
street Office hours- i> to ltf a. v. and 4 to
Jlyl»_
ROSE TALLBOTT, M. D.-OFFIGE 240
South Fort street (with Dr. FoUaatbaaj
o.uce hours, 10 to 12 a. m. Residence, D
Nin-h nreet. oiatt
MRS. M. P. oAWIKtLE, M. D.-PHYBl
cian and Surgeon. Otlice hours, 10 to
12 a. m. snd 2 to 4 r. m Maxwell Block
corner Court and Main streets, Boom 6. dttl
J MILLS BOAL, M. D.-89 NORTH
, Spring street (over People's Store).
Hours—lo to 12,1 to 3, 6to 7 HQ. Resldenee.
847 Hill street, two doors from Fifth stroet.
Telephone No. 135. 0e24
B. CLACIUB, M. D.-PHYSICIAN ANT>
. surgeon, office 76 North Spring
street, rooms 17 and 18. Boors from 11 a. m,
to 2 p. m. Specialty—Skin and sexual dis
eases and chronic diseases In generaL PT-tf
MBS. DBTmINNIE WKLLti—FIRST LADY
licentiate of Kentucky. Specialty:
o.seasea of wi mjn and children; also, fa
connection with her practice, Eleotrlo
Thermal Baths. 811 Suprlug street. alTti
JEAN TIFT-HIL I ON, M. D.—OFFICE AMD
residence 842 South Msln street Office
0 urslO'oKA m and 2to 4p at. BV9-U
1|„ o. AAJU-aJ*. OS'ln —AJABjtAbAO OF
If women a specialty. Rectal rtlaeastl
treated by the Brinktrhorf Painless Sys
tem. Hours—9 a. a. to 4r. at. Office*
Corner of Spring and Second streets, Hol
lenbeck Block. sapMd
DB. M. HILTON WILLIAMS—276 NOBTH
Main street (opposite Wells, targo A
co's Express Offloe.) Specialty—dlsesi es
of the head, throat and chest, together
with the eye, ear and heart OtOoe boars,
from 9:80 A. M. to 4 p.m. . SSP—
Dtt. DE BZIQETHY — OFFICE, BoHTJ
macher Block, opposite Postoffice,
rooms 20 and 21. Office hours, 12 M. to BF.
M. Residence t-earl street, corner of Ninth.
Office hour a st residence, to A A M.; 7to 8
p. m. Telephone No. 169 at office and resi
dence. laaatl
DX. C-lARLE3W. BRYSON—"DIBEABES
of W mien a Specialty." Office, No. 44},
south Spring St, io Solomon Block, Booms
I and 2 Office nous: Ba.u. to 12m., 1 too
and 7to 8 p if. mtttt
R. I. E. COHN-LATE SUPERINTEND
ing Surgeon Northern Pacific Ball
read. Physician snd Burgeon. Orpin*
Houbs—lo to 12 a. m„ 2to4p. ». OFFtea—S»
N Spring si., Rooms 8, 9 and 10. Kesdenee,
Makara House, Main at, between Third
and Fourth. Telephone 644. Day aad
uight calls attended to. _ jd___
SPfct lA4.IMTS.
ADA ME C. ANToMA, M O , B UBINEBB
aud Medical clairvoyant, will remain
in Loa Angeh-a until tho end oi the
month; sixteen years of large prac
tice in San Francisco; correct diag
nosis and sure, careful treatment Of all dis
eases. Ladies aud gentlemen eaa consult
her on all aurLevcry affair ot life, specula
tion, mines, ores, etc.. 11l South Main street,
oppo-ne cathedral, from 11 a. m. to 9r. m.
Diseases of women and chronic diseases a
specialty. English, French and German
spoken. mriatoapl
AF BIG FO BD, DiVISB HBALEB.
• Cures hopeless c sea of consumption
und hemorreuges, restores the paralysed
and cures rheumatism and all manner of
acute and chronic diseases. The science ol
self-cure taught to patients free, ao tbey
may always be well and have iv more doe
t r bills to pay. Office—Boom », No. 1>
west Fir*t a'reet. atO-lm
MrtS COOLEY, MtIAPHYBI.OIAN,2IC B.
Spring atreet Boom 1, lrom 1 to4r.lt,
sepTtf
MRS. EMMA 8. HILL. I KACHKB OF
Metaphysical Science or Cbrl-tian
Healing, 14 DeLacy street, Pasadena. Bonn
Ho 4 p. m. fe7ti
UR.A. E. De CAILHOL, ACCOUCHEUB.
and Surgeon, oii.ee aud resldenee 307
Temple street. When desired, lady aatlentl
are boarded during treatment ot diseases
peculiartotbeir sex. anfttf
RS. O. E. BiiUBCbY HAS REMOVED
to her residence, 145 Bellevue avenne,
and will make a specialty of midwifery.
Ladies wi-hiug tn he cared for can be ac
commodated at her house. She can always
be fouud at home.
m»ni:oF>Tti ists.
8. BAIISBURY. M D., HOMOEPATBIO
, Pbysiciau aud surgeou. Office, for tbo
p eseut, at rtsideuce. 538 Pearl atreet.
Hours, 9 to 12 a. it., 2 to 6 and 7 to 8 p a. i
Telephone 677. I*lB-11
HR. FEITERHOFF, M, D., UOMOS
. path. No. 28 south Spvng atreet.
oihee hours, 10 to 12 A. m. snd3 tosp. a.
Hsving had luge experience, treats all
manner "f diseases »ucee<sfnlly. m! 4 lm
JULIA F. BUTTON, M. D. — OFFIOB
hours: 10 to 12, 2 to 4. 7to ft Office. 41
South Spring stroet dlHi.
ISAAC FELLOWS, M. D.—HOMOS . aTU.
ist. otnoe Hours—ll to 12 A. at, 2to 6
p. m. Office—Nos. 8 and 6 Odd Fellow*
Building. Los Angelea, Gal. Residence,
4088. nth Main street gyf_
111 A. CLARKE, M. D.-OFTIUB AMD
'j. resideuce, No. B4 South Spring street,
Los Angeles. Office Hours—ll to 12A.M.,
8 to 6 p. m. Telephone No. 86S ]8U
DR. A. E. WHEELER—H' MOJOAAHIBT
Office and residence 21 Sooth Fort
street. Hours—lo to S and evenings.
Telephone No. 46. ]yl«
M FERNANDEZ M. D —HOMtKPATBXR
, Off cc and residence Wilson Block. 44
tt est First street between Main snd Spring
streets, rooms Nos. 10 and 11 Hours—lo A.
M, to 12 m.; 2to 4 r.M. A specialty of blood
diseases. iep22 tf_
A S. BUORB, M. D. IIoMiKOPATHIBT.
. Office 182 North Main street, Mas
car el Block; residence 178 Spring atreet,
Los Angeles. Office hours 11 to 12 A. M., Ito
4 p. a. Telephone Nos.—Residence, as;
office. 276. llyU
AHI'HITfBVTfft.
W O-Meeithew. Geo. F. Costeribam,
COSTER BAN A MERITHEW, AKoHl
teots and Sanitary Engineers, 81 South
Main street. Rooms 4 snd 6, Hott'a Block,
Los A"geles. California. flft-tf
AO. LU 1 GENS— ARCHITECT!— MAX
. well Building, corner Court and Mam
streets. an'JO
CHAS. L STRANOB. FERD C OOTTSCHAUt.
A GOT -.CHALK— ARC HI
tects. Ofti -es, Nos 44 South Soring street
Kooms 8 and 4, and 22 Wett First street,
Rooms 1 y aud 13, Los Angeles, Cat P. O
Box 614. Telepboneo7.
T ARCHITBOT, 43 TEUPLB
. st Formerly of Toronto. d«t»m
RB. YOUNG-ARCHITECT ANDSUi'KR
. Intendent Office, Booms 18 and n
Roeder Block. IySO-tf
KYS< R, MOR'-AN A WALLS— AR i«u
tects, rooms i, 2 and s. No. » Rootk.
.r,,m„ si, Loa AnTel>a.O>L oSSn
Hkp i-VE— ARCHITFCT AIID W&tZ
. vceor. Boom 10, Phillips AjUock
Main street Residence West WaaflEgtta?
street, Los Angelea, Oat TaMKma
1 yean' experience.
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