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DAILY HERALD
United States Signal Service.
Report ol observations taken at uoa Augeuw.
November 12. 188.)
Time.
L. M.
r. m.
26
46
W
5
Max. tern., 75; miv. tern. 50.
Temperature.
Chicago, November 12—Noon—Temperature:
New York. SS: St. Louis, 58; New Orleans, 74;
Olncinnatl, 63; Chicago. 56.
PERSONAL.
Plum Jamex, the banker of Anaheim, was in
ttte city yesterday.
j. yf. Haydeu, Manager of the Stuart Robson
Company, accompanied by his wife, are a; the
Nadeau.
H. A. Uaruh has returned from San Fran
cisco. He announces that the hotel at Arcadia
will be ready in a short time.
Ex-Governor Downey has so far recovered
that he was able to be out on the street yester
dty. It seems that tho formation which was
supposed to bo a carbuncle has turned cut to
be only a superficial eruption.
There was a long Hue of anxious scat-buyers
at Bartlett's yesterday morning when tbe ticket
office for Gilmore's concert was opened. The
choice balcony and pa' qnttseats were snapped
up iv a jiff,'. No scats were sold for Tuesday's
concert. They will be disposed of today.
General John Hise, Surveyor-Qjneral of Arl
sona under Cleveland, aud for ten years a resi
dent of that Territory, is lying dangerously 111
at his home in this city. As tho General ls h
very sgad n an, and his Illness is of a grave
character, his friends fear that he will not re
oover.
J. N. Sutton, Portland, Ore.; W. T. Lock
wood, Chicago; A. H. Hart, Chicago; W. D.
Miller. Cincinnati; W. Be Dell, A. G. Freeman,
H. A. Taussig, S Meyer, H. A. Marquett, San
Franci-co; E. C. Pearson, wife, and Miss Annie
M. Bunting, P ainfield, N. J.: R P. Staynes.
Wheatland, Cal ; A. G Eraser, Bouth River
side; C. M. Black and wife. Sau Francisco; A.
D. Dunning, Cincinnati; H. A.Rogers, Santa
Barbara; aie at the Hollenbeck.
J. A. Easkin and wife, Portland, Oregon:
James Otis, San Frant-lsco; T. W. Bigger, Kan
sas City; Mrs. Murray, Riverside: Mrs. Hunt,
Riverside; J. B Phillips, City of Mexico; J. W.
Water Jr., San Bernardino; Miss Franklin.
Philadelphia: Miss Pierce, Santa Clara; A. C.
Johnson, J. L. Miller, Frank Jaynes and wife, I
N. Miller, Jr , San Francisco; Mrs. M. A.
Phillips, Santa Barbara: Mrs. Geo. A. Cowles,
San Diego: Charles J. Perklus, Sau Bornardino;
Colonel Thompson, Eogland; MissThompsrn,
England: Q. L. Thompson,Chicago,*arc at the
Westminster.
A. Palmer, San Francisco; J, A. Baser, New
York; Binger Herrmanne and wife, Rosenborg,
Or.; J W. Waters, Bobert Kil'efer, San Bernar
dino; Clark Alberti, San Diego; Rube t'ohu, H.
Meverstein, S*u Francisco; Geo. F. Fiske, Chi
cago; W. H. Bradley and wife, Pants Paula;
Frank Mordaum and wife, San Francisco; Miss
May Wsldron and aunt, Chicago, 111. .Helen
Mar. Katheilne Florence, Jennie Busby, Now
York; Edward J. Badcliffe London, Euglsnd,
Geo. Woodworth and wife. Revel Germain,
Ernest Tarieton, Joseph E. Wilson, Frank
Taunehlll, Jr.. Btaurt Robson snd wife, New
Ycrk; are at the Nadeau.
r*KWh SOi'EH.
The Central W. C. T. U. will meet on
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
The Police Commission will meet to
day in Mayor Hazard's office, t\i 2
o'clock.
A meeting of the Building Committee
of the City Council will take place this
morning at 10 o'clock.
Judge McKinley yesterday admitted to
citizenship August Beske and Herman
(iaffke, both natives of Germany.
The Joint Committee on School Sites
and Building will meet tomorrow morn
ing in tbe roomß of the Board of Educa
tion.
The ladies of the Christian church will
give an entertainment of music and reci
tation at the church on Temple street on
Friday evening.
The Sisters request that those who
have articles to dispose ofattheOrpbanß'
Fair send them to the school on the cor
ner of Macy and Alameda streets.
Receiver Spilman yesterday paid off
the employees of the Los Angeles and
Pacific railway with receiver's certifi
cates issued by tbe order of the Superior
Conrt.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $42,594, and wore 44 in
number. Of these 17 were for more
than $1,000 each, and 16 were for
nominal considerations.
There will be a literary and musical
entertainment at the Christian church,
on Temple street, on Friday evening, to
which tbe public are invited. Some of
the best talent in the city haß been en
gaged for the occasion.
Chief of Police Glass was notified yes
terday that a horse which was affected
with glanders had been turned out to
roam at will in the vicinity of Ninth
street and Lemon avenue. Officer Vigtiee
was detailed to kill the animal.
Prominent clergymen and a member
of the School Board will speak at the
annual meeting of the Kindergarten As
sociation this evening at the First Con
gregational church. There will be re
ports from officers and music Suitable to
the occasion.
Ths ladies of the Union Avenue M. E.
church will give a dime social thin eve
nine in the Rogers block, on the corner
of Union avenuo and Temple street.
Mrs. Beeson will eing in a duet and will
also render a solo. Mr. Abemethv, Mr.
T. Barnes, Mrs. Wenger. Mies Helen
Marr Bennett and the Union Avenue
Male Quartette will take part in the pro
gramme.
A telephone alarm was sent in to the
Main-street engine-house at 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon from No. 176 East
First street, which, owing to a mis
understanding, led to considerable con
fusion in the department, tbe recipient
of the message believing it. to have come
from Eaßt Third street. Fortunately the
blaz«, which was caused by a cigar
stamp having been thrown into a barrel
full of rags and paper, was extinguished
in its incipiency.
.?, D - List - Notary Publlo. Legal papers care
fully drawn. 18 8. Bpring. Depositions taken.
CRIMINAL NOTES.
Edwards, who was charged with robbing old
Dr. Swlgart, was acquitted yesterday.
Deputy BherirT Wray has goue north with
Lopes, who goes to Fohom for attempting to
brain his father.
Three young men were locked up in the
Connty Jail at 11 o'clock laßt night by Consta
ble McCutcheon, of Garvauzt, who arrested
tbem for the burglary of Fyke's store and po t
office at tbat place a few days ago. They re
fused to give their samei or make any state
ment regarding their arrest.
Contest Over D. Cohn'a Kalate-
It appears that B. Cohn del intestate. His
eldest eon, with the consent of the other chil
dren, has applied for letterj to administer on
the estate. And now comes Miss Delphina
Varelas, who claims to be the mother of seven
ebildren, of whom four are llving.ani: of whom
Cohn is alleged to be the father, and claims a
right topart of theestate. 'hewlfeof Cohndied
a few years ago; and Mis- V rrelas will claim
that subnquent to the death of the wife she
was acknowledged as a wife. Tbe estate Is
variously valued'at $80,000 to $150,000,00'
counting the Pico property, in litigation at the
present time,
THE LOS ANGELES DAILY HERALD: WEDNESDAY MUKBLNQ, .NOVEMBER 13 1889.
AMUSEMENTS.
miss OTeHeary's Season Ended.
Last night at the Los Angeles Miss McHemy
closed her short season to a good house. She
goes from here to San Diego.
Stssart Bebssn in ». i i.«> ir. ...-»,.,t?,••
Tonight.
Wall street men and their maunors have
figured in more than a few plays, but they
have never been so daftly treated as In Bronson
Howard's comedy The Henrietta, which will be
produced at the Grand Opera House commenc
ing tonight snd continuing the balance of tbe
week and at the Saturday matinee. The anther
has blended st icks and sentiment and hamor
with skill He has written a piece which doei
more than deal with complications aud laugh
able si nations. It is a satire brightly written,
possessing mo v than a little wit and having a
serious v in that gives It a dramatic interest
wnich grows sli the more sfl eeting. I his p'ny
ran one year at the Uulon Sqaaro, New York,
and played alt the large cities i tbe East, and
is now on the first tour ou the Pacini; slope.
Mr. Robsou's company is sunken of as a very
fine one, and uo doubt Ihe HtnrUtta will be au
enjoyahle treat to our theater-g era.
Mr. W. K. Hayden, manager of the Robsou
Company, which opens with 7'he Henrietta
at the Grand tonight, arrived here last eveulng
■iirect from Deuver. Tho company came
through on time, their train being i artlcularly
fortuuate, as there have beeu few that have
come through on time sluce tha winter season
set iv. Indeed, the tralu behind them got
caught iv a snow-drift, aud la iv chancery. As
the whole company has salely arrived here
with their baggage, statre mnuutii gs, cos
tuniery aud trappings, Henrietta will be su
perbly produced tonight.
•'lr. it 11 ruts of New York "
Among the pronounced individual hits made
by the members of the Mr. Barnes of New
York Company during their highly successful
two week's stay at the California Theater, San
Francisco, Miss Hmlly Rigl us 'Marina Paoli,"
the heroine iv the Corsicau 'ale, seems to have
carried off the honors. Miss Rigl took the
theater go»rs of that city by aurpri-e; being
neraldeu merely as the 1 ailing lady of Mr.
Sawyer's Company, they were no: prepated to
see ihe art ste who cre»rod the title role at Wal
lack's Theatre of A Child of l/n State, the title
role of Her Atonement, tne same iv Ifajetda,
>nd for whom Hartley Campbell wrote the
Galley Slave It might also De sated that
one of the express stipulations;n Mr Gunter's
articles of agreement with Mr Sawyer for tee
original production at the latter's theater-the
Broadway—New Yoik, was ihat Miss Rigl
should be given the role of "Marina.'' The im
pression Miss Rigl must have created in New
York is amply evidenced by her retention iv
the part- ever since.
A Milk" lor Mupture.
The theatrical world is am:-red at tho report
that comes from New York of ihe rupture be
tweeu Mrs. Modje.-ka and Edwin Booth, who
wore playing a most successful engagement in
lhat city, The report is to the effect that Mrs.
Modjeska has taken steps to go into court to
ask lor the annulment of her contract with the
Booth-Barrett management, on the gronnd that
she has been treated by the great actor in an
offensive and iurtelicue manner. Such a
oharge seems so foreign to anything that could
be brought against Mr. Boo.h, woo is one of
ihe most circumspect and gentlemanly actors
on the stage, thai ah who know him are thun
derstruck at the announcement. Mis
Modjeska's husband arrived here a few
days sgo, aud is now at his
ranch in Orange county, fn conversation
with Manager Haydea, of the Robson company
who arrived here last night, that gentleman
sani he was never more t-tkeu aca-k 'at auy
tbingthan he was at this rei-orl. Hi scouts
the idea that Booth could in any way nave in
suited Mrs. Modjeska, aud cites the fact that
there is no busiaes. in the Merchant of Venice
between him elf aud ••rortia" where It would
DO petalble or him to take any offensive lib
eries with tho lady; and as fjr any objection
able acts of gallantry off the staire, no says
truly that Mr. Bootn Is not proiio to such
things. He believes that Vis. Modjeska would
like 10 break the engagement, as she has got it
into her head that she is so overshadowed by
the great actor as to affect her professional
standing.
Koilna Voices.
•At the Grand next Monday < ur theatre goers
will have an opportunity to welcome that
charming little comedienne, Koßina Yokes,
who ia now p'ayiug the fourth week of her en
gagement at the Baldwin Theatre, San Fran
cisco, to crowded houses. She comes here for
a week's visii, biiniilug with her her excellent
company of comedians and a repertoire of
corredies never before presented here. Three
separate and distinct pieces will be given at
each performance.
Wllniort's Band
j Next Mondsy and Tuesday at the Academy
of Musli, Gilmore's famous band will aprear
In the city. Tho sale of seats began yesterday
at Bartlett's music store, Main and First streets.
The sale was immense. The concert will in
troduce a nnmber of tho greatest musicians iv
the country, Mr. Myron. W. Whitney, Madame
B.auc.e Stone-Barton, CampaHlul, Siguorina
De \ ere, and oihers.
Undelivered Telegrams.
At the Wester ' Union telegiaph office, corner
of Main end Court street?, November 12, 1889-
Oelores Valen suela, 1 hos. Chsfler.
ED. ADAM'S. I
LOW PRICES 810 BARGAINS |
FOR £jj OCR
MEN'S SUITS. | • HAT DEFT. I
% si> BuyB Men ' B Bueinoss 2 H SPECIAL SALE. fl
' Suits; genteel colors. _ O „ „ „,.__ _, I
Competitor.' prices, $10 00 IkT 22 Cases Men's latest styleß 1
and 112 00 « Black Derby Ha's, worth g
> r $3.50 to $5.00; thia week re- B
itQ 5Q Buys Men's all-wool § g duced to $*_0O- H
§ ' Suits, in Black, and * See our immense line of
neat textures; will not fade, ' CC Crush Hats; all tho latest
and will coat you frilly $5 00 * styles and colors; reduced to l
more elsewhere. .jg I f^q
UNDER THE NADEAU HOUSE.
PABST BEEWING CO..
Formerly Ph. Beet Brewing Co., Milwaukee. Wisconsin.
This Beer la told by the keg or in bottlei. Family trade solicited. Orders delivered to
parts of the city.
—™==T HE BEST TONIC!-
A nrt C °n n n C . e ..'. t i^ d Kxtr ", c i °' AND HOPS, free from alcohol. Invigorating
SBd n«ri Ijsniea af esJttr apr^te. Aids digestion.' Mreugtbens the system.
Manufactured by the PABST BEKWINS CO. of Milwaukee. Wis. (or sale by all Druggists,
ilal"Telephone No*2a4 ole AgeDt tor Bon,heni California, Nr.C6 Klmlrastreet, Angeles
The Supervisors.
The Board ol Supervtsora yenerrtay nald a
visit to the Couuty Poor Farm, tj see about
fenciDg in part of It, laying it off for cu'tiva
tlon, and mating a general tour of iuspection.
They found a'l Iv good order.
Have Yon l»ald Your Taxes?
W. J. A. Smith. B. E. Tsnov. Money to loan.
Notaries Public. Special attention given to
payment of taxes and ledemptton of property.
Charges moderate.
23 North s-'piing street.
Los Angeles.
Pure French Taught by
Professor from Perl". P O. Los 1817.
Impure water, tic osnss of so much ill health,
is made harmless by adding » little Angostura
Bitters. Msi.ufauturid by Dr J (~'. B. sjiegort
A Sons. At all druggists.
For a disordered liver try Bjecham's Pills.
Buy Klttln brand condensed ml'- .
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
j l'ho ruwaor ntver tuiM. Ammloloi rmrltj
I ant! vholaomenos*. It<*• economics! than tie
ordinary kind*. and aarmot belaid In ccmpe
ition with tho mnltitndse of low test, short
weight, tian of phoptih Ht« pot don. Sou* inly
in case, Hot*'. Hauino Powd»» Oc, 106 Wall
st.,N. Y. THB JOHNSON LOOU KXBOAH.
TILE CC.. Sail MnOtMO, Aoentt. ciA-im
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Telephone 18? V. O. Box 537.
LOS ANGELES FISHING GO,
W:.olc».a- aud Retail Dealers ia
FlB*l, iiAIMK A!*l» POUI/JTKVt
All kinds ot OYSTERS alvrayion hand.
Stalls 9, 11, 13. 16, 18 and 20, Mott Mf.iker,
Los Augelo*, Cal. ocl j 6m
Jacoby Bros.
retiring immm SALE!
Closing Out Prices.
Our store hae been crowded to the doors ever siace we '
announced our Closing Out Sale. The public believe in our
insertions, and Our Prices Prove We Mean Business.
Never before in the history of this city has such sacrifice i
been made. We are determined, however, to close out every
article in our stores, and now we announce a few
SPECIAL CLOSING OUT DKIVES
MEN'S DEPARTMENT
Every Sale a Genuine Bargain
EVERY DAY A BARGAIN DAY.
300 Men's Serviceable Suits, at $3,75,
200 Men's Serviceable Suits, .t $4 50.
300 Men's all-wool Cheviot Suits, at $5.00.
We are also running off a line of the latest styles of
Meu s Goods
In "REGULAR SIZES,"
In "EXTRA LONG SIZES,"
la "EXTRA WIDE SIZES,''
In "SHORT AND STOUT SIZES,"
In Sack and Frock Suits, all bearing this speciil label:
JACOBY BROS., ~~
Manufacturing Tailors.
All persons difficult to fit should take advantage of this
sale. You will be fitted out at Closing Out Prices, and we
are selling these goods far below
" MANUFACTURERS' COST."
PA¥TB!
PANTS!
PANTS!
1500 Pairs of Men's serviceable Cassimere Pants, $2,50.
1000 Pairs of Men's serviceable all Cashmere Pants," $2.75,
1200 Pairs of Men's serviceable all Cassimere Pants, $3,00!
1200 Pairs of the very finest qualities of "Young Men's"'and
"Men's Pants," in fancy and plain worsteds, all tailor
made and cut in the newest fashions at the low price
of $5.00.
MOTHERS!
Here is some holiday news that we are sure will be very
agreeable to you. There is nothing that will make your little
boy happier than a new suit of clothes, aud at our Closing
Out Prices, our finest suits can be bought for a mere trifle
DAYTON & CLOSE, N. V., made suits, the very fit.est
in the market, at these Cosing Out Prices.
250 Boys' 2-piece Suits, 5 to 14 years, $6.00.
150 Boys' 3-piece Short Pants Suits, consisting of Jacket,
Pants and Vest, all fancy corded; sizes, 4 to 10 years,
at $8.50.
150 Boys' 3-piece Short Pants Suits, Jacket, Pants and Vest;
sizes, 5 to 14 years, an exceptionally fine suit, at $9.00.
FAT BOYS' SUITS.
We can fit the fattest and stoutest boy in the city from
this stock, and we are closing everything out at
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS PRICES.
If your boy is hard to fit, bring him to us.
500 Pairs of the best grades of Boys' Knee Pants, sizes, 5 to
14 jears, at $1.00 and $1.25 a pair.
SHOES!
S H O E SI
SHOES!
Our " PHILADELPHIA SHOE HOUSE" will
Close Out this week.
500 Pairs of the celebrated CURTIS & WHEELER,
Rochester, N. V., make Ladies' Shoes, as follows:
Ladies' machine-sewed French Kid Shoes, at $3.00.
Ladies' Good) ear welt Fr nch Kid Shoes, at $3.50.'
Ladies' hand-sewed French Kid Shoes, at $4.00.
Ladies' fine Spring Heel Shoes at Closing Out Prices
250 Pairs of P. COX & CO , Rochester, N. V., Ladies' fine
French Kid Shoes, at $2.00.
SCHOOL SHOEB.
Children's grain tip Button Shoes, at 75c.
Misses' grain tip Button Shoes, at $1,25."
JiCOBY BRCb.' Retail Clothing House,
121 to 127 N. Main Street, Temple Block.
JACOBY BROS.' Philadelphia Shoe House,
103 N. Main Street, Temple Block.
91 ■ KOELLANEOim.
CATAF^H
Throat Diseases, Bronchitis, Asthma.
CO]SrBTJMi> TI ON,
M. HILTON WILLIAMS,
M. D.. M. 0. P. 8. 0..
With his new system ol medicated inhalations
cornbiucd with pro .or constitutional remediea
ior the liver, s'omach, blool.etc.
Probably no sys c a ol practice over adopted
has-been so universally succes.ful as thai In
troduced by Dr. Williams for the care of
catarrh, throat diseases, bronchitis, ajihma and
consumption.
OZOECSTA.
Osoena is Iho professional or technical name
given to an advanced form of cs'arrh, lv which
ulceration has eaten through ton membrane
lining of the uost- to tnocartl age of toe bono.
Ant case of catarrh may end iv oiosna, but It
most frequently occurs in those woo are
naturally scrofulous Tho dischp. go takes
place through the nostrils or throogh tha
throat, and is generally of a yellowish or
gre rush-yellow colur, frequently tinged with
blood aud almost always attended "with an
°?2W, " melL Iv tie language of Dr. Wood,
ot t hllaJclphin, the disease is tha most obdur
ate aud di,agreeable which the physician has
to encounter. In bad eases the breath of the
patient become! so revolting as to is latoh-m
rom society, and render him an obUot of die.
gustcven to lilrnsell. '
In some > ascs pieces of bono become separ
a.-ed aud slough . ff, le.ving deep, unhealthy
ulcers, which secrete blo;<ly matter, and are
ox remely difficult to heal.
a Iter ozcena has continued for pove time the
sense of smell becomes Impaired and. ofcou
lost.
Deafness is one of the most common eonse- a
quernes, avd rest:lts f.om its extension through
tno eoetacbinii tube to tie Internal ear
Paius in tbe "cad aud over the front.il sinuses,
Impairing memory, and even insau ty fre
quently spring, from its extension to the brain.
The greatest dan s'cr.howcver,because the most
common, is that It will extend downward and
affect the Inngs In inosi cases of pulmonary
disease catarrh Is present to some degree, and
in many esses it causes a largo share of the
patient's discomfort.
besides tnc.e gravo consequences, all ol
which are liable to spring from scrofulous
oatarrh or oscens, tucro aro others which, II
less dangerous, are sufficiently unpleasant.
It occasions great unhappiness to thousand*
of both sexes by isolctlng them and prevent
ing their settlement in lilo. An offensive run
ning at the nose, with foul breath. Is about
as gteat a calamity as csv belall young people.
Every disease of this kind can be cured by oar
new system of practioe.
The following are the distinguishing features
of our mode of treatment.
1. A single application gives immediate
comfort and relieves at ouco the most dis
tressing aud painful symptoms.
2. Their rdened secretions are softened and
emovoo causing tl.e greatest amount ol relief
the sufferer.
3. The ulcerated surfsce is dtodorlxed, every
unpleasant srueli Is removed, and the breath is
restored to Its natural purity ad sweetness.
4. Tne potsouous action of the disease upon
ihe throat is neutralized and arrested and
threat-rued consumption averted, and last of all
a compute and radical cure fully established.
ft. The applications employed .'an be made
at, home with perfect BUOOesi aad without In
terference wi h diet or business.
6. In nl cases of catarrh, whore the system
suffers from tbe deleterious effects of scrofula
or o'her vitiated conriit on ol the blood, local
treatment is invariable conjoined with consti
tutional remedies.
Pc sons desiring treatment by this system of
practice can ui:e the remedies at home as well
as at our office, and which will cause no incon
venience or hindrance to bushiest, whatever.
I h.ivc n so many of these cases cured
that I do not consider any case hopeless, un
lets the disease ha, advanced o the chest and
both lunge aro seriously Involved. The in
halations aid us in dissolving the mucus and in
eoi trading aud, hauling the cavities, which
nothing else cm "do with thesame success.
The very 1-st of references from those al
ready cured.
CONSULTATION FRISK.
Those who desire to conanlt me In regard
to their cases had better call at the offlo. for
an examination, but if Impo sible to visit the
office per onally can write for list of questions
and clrou;ar, both of whtea will bs sent free of
charge. Address
M. HILTON WILLIAMS. M. D ,
31 • cm ti Fort St.; l,os Angeles, Cat.
Office hours—From 9 a. m. to 4». it.
Sandays—From 2 to 2:30 p. v.
Residence—lft Pouth Grand Avenue.
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MBS. DR. WELLB, ~
First lady licentiate of Kentucky. Eda-
Oated abroad. Thirty yenri in and ol iaen of
'ho United States, Ma v years of
suocesstnl practice iv this city. Oter
me and Rectal Discuses treated with .kill
by new methodu without knifo or caustlo.
Prompt relic.' in suppressed or pal fnl menstru
ation. Medicines s n nt by mail. Also for
ulceration, leucorrhrca, prolapsus. My wafers
are a po. itlve cute One triaiwll! convince. To
Ciiildl ss wives the bless ngs of offspring.
Send slump, or call at office and see testimon
ials of hopeless cases cured.
No. 4.02 S FORT ST., CORNER FIFTH.
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Ladies! Ladies ! Read!
MRS. DOSOH
Has, and Is. receiving every Jay, all tho latest
Novelties from New nrk Her s'.ore is small,
but you will not hare to pay for high rent. A
REAL FKENitH Art'fite engaged. Yoa will
save uv ney by calling at
NO. \2% SOUTH MAIN ST.,
Of*2 -m Opera House Blook.
E. H. BNDJDRLBIN #CO.
128 W. Second St., ITollenbeclc Block.
J EN N EsIT~MILLER,
AETISTIO DRESS ROOMS
Pa'terns, Msgpzlne and Journal.
BILE AND COTTON lINi.IERIE MADE
TO ,JRI>ER.
Jersey fitting, Union Underwear. Silk. Wool
and Balhnggan. oclS lm
nojioeT
As tho name of the Poit OMoo Saying! Bank
and Trust ;"o. has led many to believe that our
Bank ls connected with the Postal Department,
wheieas the name was merely intended to
designate the location,wehavere incorporated
aud will continue under the name of the
MAIS BTEEET
Savings Barik aad Trust Company,
With tho capital stock increased to $200,000,
and with the addition of the names of man/
'.vi.l known capitalists to our stockholders.
J. B. LANKERSHIM, President.
CHAS. FoRMAN, Vice Present.
r. W. DkVAN, Cashier.
Names of subscribers 'o the capita) stock of
the Main Street Savings Bank and Trust Co.:
< hfs. Forman, T.N Van Nuys,
J J. Heli'ilti-r', W. S. DeVan,
Frank Sabiuhl, J B. Lankershim,
L W. Hellman A. Haas,
S C. Fiubbcll, J. H. Jones,
Goo. H Pike, G.J.Griffith,
J. Castrue.io, H. W. fltoh,
Daniel Meyer, Sin A. W. Schalle, San
Francisco, Francisco
P. Nicolas, Ancheim, Mrs. Mary B. Man field,
n)3 7t Coronado.
Manufacturing and Milling Co.
Cor. Seventh and Los Angeles sts.
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