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DAILY HERALD.
United States Signal Service.
Keport of observations taken at Los Angeles,
October 24, 1889:
A. H.
F. M.
f>6
00
Max. tern., 76; mm. tern. 58.
Indications.
San Fbancisco, October 24.—Forecast till 8
p. m, F. Id ay for California: Rain in Northern
California: fair weather in Southern Califor
nia southeasterly winds; nearly stationary
temperature in the southern portion; cooler in
the northern portion.
Eastern Temperature.
Chicago, October 24 —Noon.—Temperature:
New York, 45; New Orleans. 53; St. Louis, 59:
Cincinnati, S3; Chicago, 54.
PERSONAL.
Governor Waterman and wife arc in
the city, and are stopping at the Nadeau.
Mr. K. N. Wade, Mr. Dan McOool's
successor, is at the Hollenbeck, having
arrived in the city yesterday.
Frank E. Young, the well-known con
tractor, left laet evening for San Fran
cisco on business pertaining to legal
matters.
R. A. Marshall, of the Burbank Timet,
is out again, after undergoing the painful
operation of amputating his arm. He is
all right, too, after it, in which all his
friends rejoice.
George C. Hagar, the vineyardist and
a well known resident of Orange, was in
the city yesterday. He reports hie
neighborhood thriving, matters having
lately shown a decided improvement.
Mr. J. S. Park, the genial cashier of
the City Bank, has secured rooms for
himself and family at the Melrose, where
they will remain for the winter. Mr.
Park intends erecting a handsome resi
dence in the near future.
M. S. Park and wife, J. W. McGriff,
Libbie Higgins, Laura McConnell, Le
Motile, ill.; E. L. Conger, raßadeiiu,
John W. Davis, Colton, Oal.; Jud Saeger,
St. Louis; A. F. Foster, New York;
Mrs. M. Wyman, Miss Wyman, Omaha;
F. C. Monk3ton and wife, San Fran
cisco, are at the Westminster.
Mr. J. P. Meehan, the handsome and
stalwart representative of the Pullman
Palace Car Company, is just now paying
a brief visit to Loa Angeles. Mr. Mee
han's delicate, hard and fine administra
tion, in his notable executive trust, has
made travel easy and luxurious for tens
of thousands of people who have sought
thia Coast in the last two or three years.
Pullman never struck a more efficient
agent than he has secured in this tall son
of Anak, whose hard, strong service is
only equaled by his modesty.
C. E. Carr and wife, Andover, N. H.;
Mra. Lathrop, Londen, Eng.; E. B.
Robertson and wife, U. S. army; J. L
Proz •) . wife and daughter.. Beaumont;
Robert H. Houston; Middletown, N. V.;
X, N. Wade, General Manager California
Sonthern and California Central railroad,
Chicago; W. A. Mathews, Oakland; J.
P. Meehan, E. W. Burke, James Smith,
Aubury Fair, E. C. Harrington, R. Sears,
I. Simon, F. R. Kaining, W. H. King,
A. M. Barnett, and John M. Crawley,
San Bernardino; Edwin Serdhouee,
Akron, Ohio; S. S. Willard, Cleveland,
Oiiicr, John G. North, Riverside; are at
the Hollenbeck.
W. H. Doud, San Diego; John B
Jordan, Jamestown ; P. E. Heaton, San
Bernardino: W. E. Rankin, Santa Ana;
H. H. Knott, Santa Ana; J. S. Winship,
San Diego; A. McCoy and wife, Beau
mont; Frank C. Bolt, Pusadena; Frank
Ol instead, Santa Ana; J. H. Jellett and
wife, San Francisco: C. J. Jones, San
Francisco; C. T. Clough, Denver; M. T.
Moses, San Francisco; J. J. Heeney.
Chicago: C. E. Strong, Chicago; H. B.
Rust, South Pasadena; E. L. Watkins,
San Gabriel; George E. Oiis, Redlands;
Charles A. Shepherd and wife, San
Diego; George H. Crafts, Redlands; C.
J. Brown and wife, Pomona; E. M.
Taylor, San Francisco; W. E. Keith,
Riverside; J. M. Foster, Chicago; Ira
Foote, Chicago; James S. Oaborn, San
Francisco; George F. Leidig, Grant
Springs, are at the Nadeau.
.NE WS SO rm
The Nationalists will meet at the usual
place, corner of Temple and First streets,
Sunday r.fternoon next.
R. G. Weyse yesterday was divorced
from his wife. This is tlie first full stop
in this celebrated case.
Deputy Sheriff J. C. Wray went up latt
night for more witnesses in the Wheeler
murder trial, which takes place today.
The entertainment and social of
Young Mens' Institute No. 14, has been
postponed to Tuesday evening, October
29th.
The Elite Benevolent Society will give
its first masquerade ball for the benefit
of its relief fund at Turn Verain Hall or.
November 7th.
A musical entertainment will be given
by SuDset Council, Royal Arcanum, at
No. 150 South Main street on Thursday
evening of next week.
The well known insurance firm of Sum
merland & Phelps has moved to more
commodious quarters in the Burdick
block, No. 25 Wast Second street.
The Un'on has concluded to
hold its picnic and barbecue at the City
Gardens Sunday, November 3d. They
intend to make this the event of the
•ason.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $83,611, and were 142 in
number. Of these 14 were for more than
1,000 each, and 15 were for nominal con
derations.
he members of the Young Men's
Catholic Institute postponed their ball,
which was to have taken place last even
ing, until Tuesday evening, the 29rh
instant.
Services will be held at the Synagogue
this evening at 7:30, o'clock, with ser
mon. Subject: "Parents and Their
Children ; Their Mutual Duties." Satur
day morning service at 10 a. m.
At 9 o'clock this morning the taking of
the testimony of the residents ofthe Ver
non district, in regard to tbe effects of
the sewage when nsed for irrigation, will
be continued before the Sewer Commis
sion.
Every Sunday morning the Committee
on Visitation of Sick, of the Young
Mens' Christian Association, visits the
County Hospital and distributes bouquets
of flowers and reading matter. A meet
ing is also held in connection with the
visit. Ladies of the auxiliary of the
association devote a part of Saturday
afternoon in arranging flowers in bou
quet*. A large number are used every
THE LOd AUGELES DAILY HEKALD: FRIDAY MunJUXG. OCTOBER 25 1889.
week, and the ladies will thankfully
receive donations of flowers to be used in
this work. Donations con be left at the
association building, 109 South Fort
Btreet, every Saturday.
The Oxford League of Trinity M. E.
church will hold its monthly social this
evening at the residence of Mrß. Graves,
corner of Twelfth and Olive streets. A
choice programme has been arranged,
including a series of beautiful tableaux,
music, recitations, etc. The success that
these socials have been attended with in
tbe past is sufficient assurance that all
will have a pleasant time. The friends
of the League are all invited.
About 7 o'clock last evening a delivery
wagon belorgicg to L. Sent on p & Co., the
Los Arjgeles-street butchers, while being
driven across Main street was struck and
upset by a atreet car. The driver of the
wagon, J. P. Lassalle, was thrown to tho
zround, and received several cuts on the
head and body. He was conveyed to the
police station receiving hospital for medi
cal treatment, and after having bis
wounds dressed was removed to his home
on Upper Main street.
R D. List, Notary Public. Legal papers care
fully drawn. 18 8. Spring. Depositions taken.
Tbe l.amt Dar of the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court, having been in
session two weeks, the loogest pension
ever held in this city, will adjourn today.
The Court will convene at 9 o'clock this
morning, instead of 10 as heretofore.
A OUAKER'S DOZKX.
Richard Stegc, the well known proprietor of
the Quaker Dairy, No. 80 Kills St., Sau Francisco,
lust week sent the following letter to The Edwin
W. Joy Co.
"My family have been taking
» Joy's Vegetable Sirsnjiarilla now
for months with splendid results.
Our experience has been that after
taking it regularly for a short time
and getting the system started right,
au occasional dose thereafter keeps
the system iu perfect condition. A
peculiarity of your vegetable com
pound inexplicable to me is. that it
does not lose its effect, but seems to
accomplish the same results continually. Asa
liver anil bowel regulator and corrective it is per
fection. We would not be without it in our
house. In fact f have just bought a dozen bot
tles to get the reduced price.''
A. M. Rowe, of 523 Jones street, S. F., also
writes that it has been his habit for years to
awake in the mornings with a headache nnd au
exhausted feeling; but since the first bottle ho
has had no return.
Pure French Taught by
Professor from Paris. P. O. box 1817.
TENTS it rxov'e harness sojop. Sl7LcwiAus6hv.
treet
Dr. C. H. Parker, Dentist, 205'/.; 8. Spring
street.
[InexcelleU—Elgin brand condensed miik
For a disordered liver try Beecham's Pills.
Children Cry for Pitcher's
IVIMIaXIjANJHH;*.
NOVEIVTIBS^
—FOB —
FALL AND WINTER
Have Arrived and are Arriving Daily.
mm__ 188 TJgpT" Ont selection* are the very choicest that the
JmCmHSB marK';ts of 'ho world produce
"*SiiE»b3 ITlf* We Barry the largest and finest assortment in
eStt MoßUssn r/3§r" Onr pric°« are as low as 'he lowest. We Rail
iKIMBB tiie same qunit} of goods FOB LB3B MONKY than
other establlshm Lits In t.it*
Whßi. " . jpL C<&~ ■ '• no deception practiced hv ns. We
fiT " C ' ! '' ' ' c '' l ' l 46 t!i ey ue.n he sold, and give
OUR LINK 18 COMPLETE), OONSIbTINQ OF
Silks, Gloves,
Velvets, Hosiery,
Plushes, Flannels,
Trimmings. Blankets.
Fancy Goods, Curtains,
Ladies' Underwear, Dress Goods,
Tabic Linens, Ladies', Misses' and Children's Cloaks,
aud a complete -lrsortSoent of everything that can be found in any
FIRST-OLA S DRY GOODS STORHJ.
CITY OF PARIS,
"
JOE BAYER & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
WINE and LIQUOR
BCEBOHANTB,
29 NORTH MAIN ST. Telephone 38
ofl '2m
BREWING- CO.,
Formerly Ph. Best Brewing Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
This Beer is sold by the keg or in bottles Family trade solicited. Ordera delivered to
parts of toe oity.
"THE BEBT TONICS
Manufactured by the PH. BEST BREWING CO. of Milwaukee, Wis. For sale by all Druggists.
~.,"I?.' ?' r *i? J '?,'„, 8o!e A Bent for Southern California, No. 25 Elmira street. Los Angeles
oai. ieiepnoue J.O. , 0017 12m,
PLUNDER STORE.
19 North 'loin Street.
lactery, 2 1 and 83 Haider Street
New York,
Special Uargalns This Week!
Tlen<» a»d Bays' Overcoats und
attlta.
Boys' fancy wool overcoats, $2.50; regular
price $4.50.
Boys' fine cape overcoats, $3 50; regular
prce $6 00.
Men's reversible overcoats, $3 50; regular
prico $6 50.
Men's Melton overcoats, $4.50; regular price
$8 00.
Men's fine serge overcoat', $7 50; regular
price $12 50.
Men's California flannel shirts and drawers,
75 rents; regular price $1 50.
Men's sanitary wool uuderwear, 50 cents;
regular price 85 cents.
Men's fine natural w ol underwear, $1.25;
regular price $2.f>o.
Men's fancy flannel shirts, 50 cents; regular
prico 85 cents.
Men's working shirts, 25 cents; regular price
50 cents.
Me i'scassimere paute, $1.50; regular price
$2.f)0.
Buy direct from the factory and save money.
Plundkb Stobk.
19 North Main street.
LEAVENING POWER
Of the Yarions Baking Powders illus
trated from actual tests.
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Grant'!* (Alum) .. .aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa«aaa««a»
Eumford's* (fresh).. .aaßuaßaaaaaaauauaaaaauaaaaaai
Hanford's (when fresh) .aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaM
Charm * (Alum Powder) . .■BSBBBBmsBBBSBBBSBBBBBBI
Bavla'* and 0. X.* (Alum) ssBBBUSBsasBBBsIBBBBBBSBI
Cleveland's *^ aaaaaatmaaammmmmm
Pioneer (San Francisco) bsbsTbbbbbbbbTsbbsbsTsl
Czar ———— 1
Dt. Price's ——— mmm
Snow Flake (GrofTs) ""■^ B>>l '
Congress •bbbbssbbbbbssbss
Hecker's — mmmmt
Giilst's sTsBTBasBssBTsTBTr
Eanford'S (None Such), when not fresh . _____
Pearl (Andrews & Ce.) ■tBSSSBBBSBI
EunifOrd'S * (Phosphate), when not fresh .. .ssbsbbl
Reports of Government Chemists.
" The Royal Baking Powder Is composed of pnro
and wholesome Ingredieuts. li does not contain
either aliuii or phosphates, or other injurious sub
stances. EIIWAKI) O. Love, Ph. D."
"The Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly the
purest nnd most reliable baking powder ottered to
tho public. HBBBT A. MOTT, M. D., Ph. D."
" The Royal Baking Powder is purest in quality
and highest in strength of any baking powder of
which I have knowledge.
•' WM. McMUßTitm, Ph. D."
* All Alum Baking Powders, no matter how high
their strength, are to lie avoided as dangerous.
Phosphate powders liberate their gai. 100 freely,or
under climatic changes sullei deterioration.
ladies! Ladies ! Read!
MRS DOROH
Has, an.i is. receiving every day all the latest
Novelties from New York. Her store is smi'l),
but you will not have to pay for high rent. A
REAL FRENCH Artiste engaged. You will
save money by nailing at
NO. 12% SOUTH MAIN ST.,
oc'22 2m Opposite Opera House Block.
miflOEEitiANEOrjS.
Clothing
BOUGHT AT
Sheriff
SALE!
IMMENSE SACRIFICE
MUST BE SOLD
REGARDLESS OF VALUE
WITHIN lO DAYS.
•
32 S. Spring St.
OUR "SPECIAL BRAND" IS THE ONLY
ABSOLUTELY
PURE LARD
SOLD IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
;'ake No Other. ( F O VSi E ) Take No Other.
TET OUR
•'SFECIALBRiKH' "SPECIAL BRAND"
BACON
EVERYWHERE EVERYWHERE
TRY* OUR CANISrED MEATS
We Guarantee them the Finest on the Market. Ihe Tra.le Supplied
by Wholesalers generally.
W. H. MADRIOE, Agent, 26 North 3.0*.
~~ olllm
fTIHIS is oe.r Mr. JnscphU3 Cole
_L roan, who is kept busy an- r\
swering inquiries concerning • „ yt,~ - II
the Turkish, Electric Snlphur, f\ I \\m —"I
Medicated and Completion ' I Stf ./*>- sVits. n
Baths, at ' \ \V^^LL
THEHAMMAM. ;
124 8. Main St., Los Auseles, for . &v
'he prcserrstion cf health a-.d f a_\\ —. \
the 1 ure of disease. A luxury to / V/ffif 'Vtrm ~~ff4 \ \
toniists Rud others who iesiie / -/ srroft irr/!\ \
health aad cleanliness. Polite / LSZnWKITs* WPQ\\
attendance and superior accom- / /JE "Jwi) -nr* <7 "7/# ' .A \
nidation*. / »* . . • - :,g
Gentlemen's department ontu / ■— —.—. n,l
night and day. Ltdtes' depart- c= r-ns- * '•'. • .mTaMJSsfJI
mentfior-. 8«.m.t06p.m. Free If X • / H
sleeping accommodations for ~;r _ III 1 / I
geu.lemen. I I _ >,:~ <""':.>. *~-\ B
H.C ROVES, M.D..Physici»r.. . ; ;-■, ",. ' v•• , —* S>
C. S. TRAI'IIAQEN B :sl-:ess . F/t'C.Tr, II
Manager. Call for our 30 pa;e -SfS - U
Circnlar. oc!3 eod3m
WE NEED MONEY!
25 PER CENT. '^WM
WE OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS!
(Except Collars and Cuffs) at a reduction of
2*3 PER CENT. ON REGULAR PRICES
UNTIL NOVEMBER Ist OISTLY.
Unde>w?ar, formerly $10.00 per *uit, now $7.50
Underwear, formerly 400 per uit, now 3X)O
Hosiery, formerly 5.50 per Dozen, now 4.10
Hosiery, formerly 3.00 per Dozen, now 2.25
Suspenders, formerly 1.00 per pair, now. 75
Suspenders, form rly 1.50 per pair, n0w.... l!l5
Night Robes formerly .75 each, now .55
Night Robes formerly 2.00 each, now 1.50
Neckwear, Regular* Prices 50c 75c $1.00 $L5O
Offered for sale until November Ist . .40c 55c .95 $1.15
All other goods, including Umbrellas, Canes, Smoking Jackets, Handkerchiefs etc. etc.
at the same proportionate reduction.
EVAN E. EVANS,
lO S. SPRING ST. Mn Opb. Hotel Nadeau.
raiflOELfvATfKnrs.
CATARRH
Throa-. Diseases, Bronchitis, Asthma,
CONSUMPTION,
Together with Diseases of tbe Eye Ear
and Heart, successfully treated by
M. HILTON WILLIAMS.
M. li . M. 0, P. 8. 0.,
Withhis new system of medicated Inhalations
cold blued with prorer constitutional temediea
for the liver, Btomach, blooi.eto.
Probably no system of practice ever adopted
hf,s been so universally successful as that In
troduced by Dr. Williams for the cure of
catarrh, throat diseases, bronchitis, asthma and
consumption.
OFFICE:
Hollenbeck Hotel, cor. Spring and
Second Ms., J.os Ansreliiu, (Jul
OZCENA.
Ozcena Is the professional or technical name
given to au advanced form of catarrh, ln which
ulceration has eaten through the membrane
lining of the noss to the cartilage of the bone
Au cose of ca'arrh may end in MMM, but it
most frequently occurs in those who are
naturally scrofulous The discharge takes
place through the ncstiils or through tho
throat, and is generally of a yellowish or
grei ntsh-yellpw color, fn que-tly tiuged with
blood, and almost alwayß attended with an
offensive smell. Iv the language of Dr. Wood
of Philadelphia, tho disease is the most obdur
ate and dif agreeable which the physician has
to encounter. In bad cases the breath of the
palient becomes so revolting as to Isolate him
irom society, and render him an obitct of dis
gust even to himself.
In some cases pieces of bone become separ
ated «ud slough < ff, lv .vine deep, unhealthy
ulcers, which secrete a blordy matter, arid are
ex'remely difficult to heal.
Alter czceua has continued for some time the
sense of smell becomes impaired and often
lost.
Deafness Ib one of tbe most common conse
quences, andresultßfrom its extension through
the eustachian tube to the intern .1 ear.
Pains lv thei.ead and over the frontal sinuses,
impairing memory, and even irsan ty fre
quently springs froui its extension tothebrain.
Thegteatestdauner.how-vcr.becausethemosi
common, is that it will extend downward and
affect the lungs In most cases of pulmonary
disease catarrh Is present to some degree, and
in many esses it causes a large share of the
pa'ieut's discomfort.
nesldes these grave consequences, all of
which are liable to spring from scrofulous
catarrh or ozoens, tliei. * r e others which if
less dangerous, are si iiu iently unpleasant.
It occasions great nubiipidnesa to thousands
of both sexei by Isolating them and nrtvent
ing their settlement In I, f a An offensi re run
ning at the nose, with fool breath, is .-.bout
as gicst a calamity a, can befall youug people,
Jlvery disease of th-' uind can be cured by our
uew system of prsct'Ce.
The following aro ihe distinguishing features
of our mode ol treatment.
1. A sin s le application gives Immcd'ste
comfort ano relieves at onco the most dis
tressing and painful symptoms.
2. The hardened, sccre'lous are softened and
remove.' causing ,-he , roues' amount of relief
to the sufferer,
a. i he ulcerated si-rface Isdi odorlsed,every
unpleasant smelt is removed, and the nreath is
restored to its natural purity ard sweetness.
4. The poisonous action of the dibease upon
the throat is neutralized and arrested and
threatened consumptiou averted, aud last of all
a compute and radical cure fully established.
5. 'ihe applications employed can be made
at home with perfrct success and without in
terference with diet or business.
0. In t-,11 cases of catarrh, where the system
suffers from the deleterious effects of scrofula
or other vitiated condition of the blood, local
treatment is invariably enjoined with consti
tutional remedies.
Persons desiring treatment by this system of
practice can use the reuu di's at home as well
as at our office, and whio!> will cause no incon
venience or hindrance :o business whatever
I have seen so many of these canes cured
that I do not consider any case hopeless, un
le--s the disease ha' advanced o the chest and
botb iuugs are s r or.sly involved. The in
haiatious aid us':., dissolving themucuß and ln
contracting and healing the cavities, which
nothing else can do with theßame success.
Tbe very hist of referenc s from those al
ready cured.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Those who desire to consult me IB t, gard
to tueir eves had better call at the offic-i for
an examination, but if impocsiblo to visit the
office per-onally can write for list of questions
and circular, both of which will be sent Iree of
charge Address
M. HILTUN WILLIAMS. M. D ,
Hollettbock Hotel,
'loraer 3eor,ud *nfl Spring etc., Los Au.-oios.
Ofliea hours—9 a. H. to 4p. K.
in 15
MRS. DR. WELLS,
First lady licentiate of Kentucky. Edu
cated abroad Thirty years in and oi izen of
'he United States. Many years of
successful practice in this city. Dter
iue and Rectal Disesses treated with skill
by uew methods without knife or caustic.
Prompt reiiefinsuppressedorpai'iful menstru
ation. Medicines irnt by mail. Also for
ulceration, leucorrhiea, prolapsus. Mv wafers
are a positive cure Oue trialwlll convince. To
childltss wives the blessings of offspring.
Send stamp, or call at ofli-ie and see testimon
ials of hopeless cases cured.
No. 402 S. FORT ST., CORNER FIFTH,
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