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NEWS NOTES.
Weather Bureau.
Report of observation! taken at Los Angeles,
February 24, 1893.
a. m.
p. m
Ther.jBII'm W'd
153 I 47 ne"
84 I 55 NW
Mai. tern., 77: mm tern.. 48.
Rainfall for the season, 17
Forecast.
Forecast for Southora California: Tair
weather; stationary temperature; northerly
winda.
The special train which leaves the
Terminal railroad depot this morning to
connect with the steamship excursion to
San Diego leaves at 8 o'clock, instead of
at 9:45 o'clock, as has been advertised.
A concert at Westlake park will be
given on Sunday afternoon by the
Donglass military band, commencing at
2:30 p. m.
Buy a Dunlap bat from Desmond, No.
141 South Spring street, Bryson-Bone
brake block.
The Southern Pacific will build a
branch from the station on the Santa
Monica line to the Soldiers' home. It
will be completed by March 20:h and in
operation.
Undelivered telegrams at the Western
Union Telegraph company's office, cor
ner Main and Court streets, February
24 for Mrs. M. A. Goodnight, Mra. J. H.
Woodworth, Mr. S. Riley, Mrß. John M.
Kenhedy, jr., Stock.
James Turbin was brought tothe re
ceiving hospital yesterday for medical
treatment. He was kicked by a horse,
and bad bis ankle broken in two places.
He was treated by Police Surgeon Brv
ant, and afterwards removed to hia
home.
Another dispatch in regard the the
übiquitous and elusive Kid was received
at the army headquarters yesterday
from Captain Mey9r of San Carlos.
The detachment from that place pursued
Kid and his hasty bride so closely
that Kid waß forced to leave the
squaw behind. She was found by tbe
troops. Kid'a trail waa loet at the
mouth of Aah Creek cafion, a point
about 30 miles north of where he waa
aeen last Wednesday.
Today the Olive football team will
practice for next Saturday's meeting
with the Chaffee College team. The
Olives have mapped out a thorough
course of practice gameß for next week.
Today, Monday and Wednesday they
will play on the St. Vincent grounds,
and on Tuesday and Thursday at the
tennis court on Olive street. An excel
lent game will he played next Saturday
•t the park, aa both of the elevens show
something of team work.
Thirty or forty fine photographs, twen
ty feet in diameter, illuatrating the Pas
adena Mountain railway, will be given
as a prelude to Mr. G. Wharton James's
lecture on Paris and its great exposition,
•t the Unity church on Monday evening
next. Mr. Wharton James haß in pre
paration tbe most handsomely illus
trated book on Southern California ever
issued. Ita title is. From the Lakes to
Our Italy, and many of these pictures
have been taken expressly for thia work.
Pico Heights residents held a large
meeting Thursday night, the object of
whicb waa to discuss ways and means of
discovering the identity of the firebug
who has recently destroyed so much
property in that locality. A committee
was appointed to confer and act in con
junction with the Bheriff, and a number
of determined men were made members
thereof. Should the culprit be appre
hended the first substantial tree in tiie
vicinity would loom up thereafter with
a specimen of new fruit-
See Deßmond'e show-windows for nov
elties in hats and men's furnishing*.
No. 141 South Spring Btreet, Bryeon-
Bonebrake block.
World'n Fnlr.
Are yon going to the world's fair? If
so, settle now the all important prob
lem, where shall I stay and what will it
coBt? For circular letter giving in
formation of special advantage to yon on
these points, call on or address A.
Phillips & Co., 138 South Spring Btreet,
Los Angeles.
Oysters 50 cents a dozen, any style,
Hollenbeck Hotel cafe, 214 Second et.
PERSONAL.
Mr. Jacob Weis of San Francisco ia in
tbe city on business, and will remain for
several days.
Mr. S. Livengood of Lincoln, Neb.,
will learn something to his advantage
by calling at this office.
Gen. T. H. Ruger, commanding the
department of California, accompanied
by Mb family, is at the Raymond.
Thee Coulter will leave today for a 10
days' trip to the mountains for his
health. He will be accompanied by Dr.
Charles Fowler and probably eeveral
other gentlemen.
W. P. L. Stafford, Esq., ex-district
attorney of Orleans county, New York,
was in the city yesterday, renewing his
acquaintance with his old college mate,
ez-Dietrict Attorney James McLachlan.
Mr. Stafford haa come to Los Angeles
with a view of making this his future
home.
THE KEELEY CURE.
An A sent of the Famous Riverside In-
■titate In Los Angeles.
Mr. B. S. Hill, the agent of the River
side Keeley institute, is in the city, and
is stopping at tbe Nadeau. Mr. Hill
will remain here for a week, and any
parties desiring information concerning
the Keeley treatment or its effect can
obtain it from bim. In fact, all deßired
information can be secured by calling
on or addressing him concerning this
famous remedy for the alcohol, opium
and morphine habits.
R. P. List, notary public. Legal papers care
fully drawn. 127 W. Second. Telephone 105.
A Delightful Change.
Los Angeles people desiring a change will
appreciate the fact that at Coronado Beach
the rainfall for this season has beeu scarcely
over an inch, not one-fifth the ra.u at Los An
geleß. Every day is an edition of the June
days of our childhood, only with a few moro
embellishments ou the covers—the sunrißes
and sunsets being particularly line justuow.
For information about the beautiful Hotel del
Coronado, call at the agency, 129 North Spring
street, Los Angeles.
liens; Lee,
Importer and dealer in Chinese and Japanese
faiicy goods All kin ts of silks, silk dress pat
terns, embroidered silk dressing gowus, shawls
and handkerchiefs, and gouts' fui-ni.bing
goods. And also manufactures ladleb' under
wear. 1 respectfully t-ali the atti ntlon of the
public to the fact that all my stock ss now ou
aeuial sale, regardlers of cost. Mo. 505 North
tin street, opposite the plaza, l.os Angeles.
People Who Bat In Restaurants
Will learn with pleasure of the i.dvent of Mr.
Cohen, formerly t.f the Vienna . s t ..Ty, into the
restauiunt business again. He op*ns the New
Entdaud Dairy, Mm aud Broadway, opposite
th-.- Times Klllce ou Baturdav, February lHth
Tne New England Dairy wt II be modeled after
the old Vienna Bakery, aud will be a model of
excellence. It Is a co-y, cheerful-lookinK place,
and with Cohen in harge will he strictly first
class. Moderate prices will be the rule of the
Htw England Dairy.
MEMORANDA.
Thoae who visited the great Paris ex
position of 1889 will have a chance to
revisit Paris and tbe marvellous exposi
tion at the Unity church on Monday
evening, February 27th, when 110 beau
tiful Btereopticon views will be presented
by the brilliant lecturer, G. Wh'arton
James, who has given the eauis lecture
2UU times to large audienceß in Chicago.
A Bhort prelude by request, exhibiting j
new views ot Professor Lowe's Pasadena
Mountain railway and the wild and
beautiful scenery of the San Uabriel
mountains. Admission 25 cents.
The longest ocean pier in tbe world is
the mammoth whari at 6anta Monica.
Go aud enjoy the beautiful marine view,
the pure sea air ami best fishing on the
coait. Sunday trains on the Southern
Pacific run through. Laet train leaves
end of wharf 2:30 p.m., giving ample
time in Santa Monica for a good fish
dinner before returning to Los Angeles.
Round trip 50 cents,
Benefit concert and entertainment for
the little Cotton children, assisted by
Miss N. Earl Myers, vocalist, Misses
Viola Bennett, Pearlie Glea6on, Carro
and Huby Riggins, Mr. Samuel A.
Moody, dramatic reader, nnd others.
Saturday evening, February 25th, at
Pjtbian castle, llS'o S. Spring atreet.
Admission 25 cents.
Now is the time to visit San Diego and
Hotel del Coronado; only 1(5 for the
round trip Saturday and Sunday. Tickets
good returning jlonday. Trains leave
(Santa Fe) station, foot of First etreet,
at 8:15 a. m. and 4:80 p. m.
The Quaker evangelist, David B. Up
dergralf, will preach at Simpson taber
nacle tomorrow (Sunday), at 11 a. m.
Mass meeting at 3 p. m. The Knglish
evangelist, Isaac Naylor, will preach at
7:30 p. m. Miaa UpdergrnfT will sing
Soluß.
Our eastern visitors' trip to California
will be incomplete if they fail to vißit
the model ostrich farm adjoining the
Southern Pacific depot at Santa Monica.
It id the largest nnd best equipped in
the state. Rountj trin from Loa Ange
les by the Southern Pacific, Saturdays
and Sundays, 50 cents.
We are financially, morally and phys
ically able to figure your bills cheaper
than any other dealer in Southern Cali
fornia. Give us a trial. Willamette
Steam Mill, L. A M. Co., 204 South
Spring street.
The religious Bociety of Friends hold
meetings in their meeting-house, corner
Villa Btreet and Galena avenue, Pasa
dena, every firßt-day and fourth-day at
10:30 a. m.
Grand free concert at Redondo Beach
tomorrow. Only SO cents for the round
trip. Special train will leave the Sinta
Fe depot at 10:15 a. m.; returning,
special will leave Htdondo at 3:08 p. m.
If you want to ace Southern Califor
nia, take in the excursion Sunday over
the kite-shaped track of the Santa Fe;
$2 05 for the round trip.
The llEiiALDcan ho found in San Fran
cieeo at the Palace and Occidental hotel
news standi; in Chicago at the post
office newi stand; in Washington at
the Washington news exchange; in
Denver at Hamilton & Kendrick's.
The Hek.u.d is the city official
paper of Los Angelea. All notices and
ordinances by the council and street
superintendent appear only in its col
umns. Property ownera should not fail
to read these notices.
I>r. Chaa. de Szigethy ia now located
in the Bryson-Bonebrake block. Resi
dence, rV.ker block. Oflice hours, 11:30
to 3:30. Sundays and evnnings by ap
pointtnent. Office tel. 1150; residence
tel. 1050.
Choice frnit land, best of soil nnd beet
of water right, ia now being offered by
tbe Hemet Land company at $100 per
acre, including water. Apply at room
28, Baker block.
California poppies are now in bloom
on the Altadena branch of the Terminal
railway. One fare on Sundays for the
ruund trip.
An immense assortment of R. Dunlap
& Co.'s celebrated silk, stiff and sott
hats now on sale at Desmond's, No. 141
South Spring street.
Go to tbe Tabor Carriage works on
Weat Fifth Btreet, for buggies, carriages
and Concord business wagons. Wo have
also in stock carriage robea, dustera and
whips.
One fare for the round trip to all
points on the Southern California rail
way (Santa Fe route) Sunday, February
26th.
Illich's restaurant, 145 and 147 North
Main street. Everything new and first
class. P.ivate apartments. Fresh fish,
oysters and game daily. Open all night.
Try cur Sonoma Zinfandel wive at 50
cents per gallon. T. Vache & Co., cor.
Commercial and Alameda sts. Tel. 300.
One fare for the round trip to all South
ern California points on the Southern
Pacific every Sunday.
For choice meats call at 13S North
Main street. Louis Streuber, successor
to Vickery & Hinds. Telephone ICO.
Dr. Price, M. R. C. V. 8 . veterinary
surgeon, California stables, 373 N. Main
at. Busineas punctually attended to.
If you want to make a safe invest
ment at good interest call today on
Shultis Pipe Co., 103 South Broadway.
Before you buy your lumber get figures
from Clark & Bryson, wholesale and
retail lumber deulers, 123% West Second
Btreet.
Fifty cents round trip to Long Beach
and San Pedro, via Terminal railway,
good going Saturday and Sunday, and
good returning Monday.
Dr. A. Z. Valla, phyaician and Bur
geon. Office and residence, 12G North
Main, new McD. block. Telephone 281.
Dr. K. D. Wise, office North
Main street. Office houra from 8 to 10
a. m. and 2tosp. m. Telephone 3-10
Dr. Joseph Kurtz and Dr. Carl Kurtz,
physicians and surgeane, have removed
their offices to 147 South Main atreet.
Dr. C. Edgar Smith, rupture, female,
rectal diaeaeea. Seventh and Main
streets. Telephone 1031.
Dr. Tudor, dentißt, removed to Hotel
Ratnona, Third and Spring sts. Crown
and bridge work.
Dr. Scliiffman. dentist, has removed
to 107,' ..< North Main St., Lichtenberger
block.
Bi-weekly Bervice to Catalina island.
Inquire at 130 West Second street.
R, G. Cunningham, dentist, rooms 1
and 2, Phillips block, N. Spring at.
Fine watch repairing a specialty. Con
radi's, Spring and Franklin. Reasonable.
Dr. Hollingsworth, reopened dental
office, 138-2 South Spring at.
Ineure with A. C. Golsh, 147 South
Broadway.
Campbell's Indian and Mexican gooda
See ad.
Dr. Lindley, 331)2' South Spring st.
Eblng;or'B Restaurant.
The finest in the city; the favorite of
eaßtern tourists. . Service unexcelled on
the coaat. Meals Berved ala carte.
French dinners from 12 till 8 p. m.
Ladies' parlor connected.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 25, 1893.
PICTURES OF THE DAYS OF OLD.
Curions Features of the Mis
sion Exhibit Show.
Things That Residents as Well St
Tourists Should See.
A Unique Entertainment Yeaterday Af
forded by the Jn.llnn Torttlla-
Mjtheri.—Some of the Many
Thing* to 11., Seen.
The California Mission association ex
hibit, in the Potomac block, on Broad
way, near Second street, was largely
j attended yeateiday afternoon and last
I evening.
One of the most uuique and pictur
esque exhibita is the modal of the San
Luis Rey mission, which was made
by Antonio F. and Scfiora
Coronel. It is a masterpiece of skill
and art, and ia a miniature picture of
one of the moat imposing ruins in the
new world. The Indian women at
tracted greit attention, especially from
the touriats. The tortilla making afford
ed much amusement to the tenderfeet,
who looked upon this seemingly strange
proceeding as ii it were a revelation.
The Indian women were nat
urally timid in the presence of so
many palefacea, and seemed averse to
giving an exhibition of their terpsi
cborean abilities. Finally Mrs. Coronel
persuaded them to give a sample of
what they called a dance, and it ailbrded
much amusement even to the Los An-
geltfios, who have not eeen everything
in their own land of wonders. After the
dance Mr. W. B. Wilson photographed
them in a group in the act of making
tortillas The Indian women were well
pleased with the idea, and each tried to
look her best.
In Mr. Campbell's collection is a beau
tiful basket made by the Tulare Indians,
of fine Tulare grnen interwoven with the
bright and yellow plumage of birda. It
is one of tbo daintiest little ornaments
imaginable. Another cnriosity is a
wooden stirrup used by the vaqueros,
which protected the foot of the rider
from the cactus. He exhibits a fine
assortment of Tulare basket-work —the
Tulare grasses being especially adapted
for the making- of pretty baskets, more
so than those of any other locality in
California.
A rather uninviting novelty is a pair
of handcuffs made undor direction of
Don Antonio F. Coronel, when he was
alcalde of the pueblo of Los Angelea.
These are the first handcuff's ever seen
in Los Angeles. The don also has iv
the collection a bolt from the door of
the room in which Father Jnnipero
Serra died, a much treasured relic; also
many church relics and implements of
Indian warfare.
The Navaji blanketa ai?:o attract a
great deal of attention.
.Mr. W. H. Wilson gave another steri
opticon exhibition of California misnion
buildings; Mias Annie O. Murphy lec
tured.
Indian Agent H. N. Rust gave an in
teresting talk on the medicine men of
California, and .Mr. Langlc, gave a his
torical sketch of Paia mission.
The exhibit will continue thia after
noon and evening. In the afternoon,
Don Antonio F. Coronel wilt give a very
interesting description of life ia the
missions ; the Indian women will make
tortillas for the edification of the curious
aud give a danee —a cross between a
reel and the lancer's quadrille. There
will also be given a few Spanish songs of
the olden time.
The admission ia only 25 cente. The
money thus derived ia to be devoted to
the preservation of the mission build
ings from further ruin. The objact of
thie society iB laudable and ehould meet
with tho hearty co-operation of the gen
eral public, not only as a matter of
pride, but in the instereat of future
generations.
Troop 9of Americana, with little ap
preciation aud leee patriotism, flock
over to Earope every yeir, spending
large amounts of money, to view a few
ruined caaties and alleged mountains
and objects of nature, w nen at our very,
doors we have the grandest objects of'
nature, and a more variad assortment of
curioaitiea of every kind and degree than
ia found in the remainder of the three
quarters of the world combined.
Tbe basociation is increasing in mem
bership, and aa the admission fee ia only
$1 it ia hoped that the public, especially
thoae of this state, will assist this wor
thy enterprise by contributing their
mite.
As an earnest of this aaaociation and
ita good endeavor, it ia only neceaßaryto
name the executivo committee, as fol
lows :
Tessa L. Kelso, chairman; Rev. Fath
er Adam, V. G.j Don A. F. Coronel,
Judge R. Egan, C. P. Dorland, S. P,
Hunt, Dr. M. H. Alter, J. T. Bertand,
Mre. Jeanne C. Carr, Mrs. A. F. Cor
onel, Mre. A. S. Wiug, Mre. M.E Stil
eon, Mibb Anna C. Murphy, H. 1). Bar
lows, Mra. M. E. Stilaon, corresponding
secretary.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
An Expression of Borrow at the l>eath
of President Mau.ei.
The hoard of directors of the chamber
of commerce met yeßterday afternoon.
There were preaent Directors Jevne,
Jonea, Kiokke, Freeman, Btimson,
Germain, Eisen, Graff. President Free
man called the meeting to order and
aßked Director btimson to take the
chair while he presented some res
olutions.
Mr. Freeman then offered the follow
ing resolutions, which were passed by
unanimous vote:
Reao'ved, That by the death of Allen
Manvel, president of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, Southern
California has lost her beat and most
poweiful friend, a friend who early saw
the resources of thia section and the
promiae of ita great future, and who
ueed his great ability and energy to
advance its prosperity. By all the
members of thia chamber hia death is
felt, aa a peraonal loan. Able and Con
scientious, ol unblemished integrity,
and living a life of spotless purity, he
did go all the dayß of his lift, and the
example of that pure and noble life will
exert an influence for good on all the
many friends he has left behind him
Resolved, That we, the members of
the chamber of commerce, extend to
Mrs. Manvel and her daughter our
heartfelt cympatby for their great and
irreparable lose.
Resolved, That this meeting do now
adjourn out of respect to the memory
of him whose lobs we so deeply deplore.
A special meeting of the board of
directors of the chamber of commerce
was called yesterday afternoon and the
fith verves unstrung and heads that ache.
Wise women Bromo-Seltzer take.
following resolution < tt'end hy Director
Germain was passed, by unanimous
vote:
R'solved, By the board of directors ot
tho chamber of commerce that we favor
euch action as may be necessary to
change the organic law ot the stato so as
to repeal the present iuorleege tr.x and
that our n-presertatives in both
branches of the le» stature be requested
to use their influence to that end.
Tho meeting then adjjurned. *
Mr. Joseph Maimer, who was chair
man of tho committee having in charge
the recent reception to the Hon, S. H.
White on his return from bf« successful
contest at Sacrauieuto, yesterday pre
sented the chain her of commerce with a
beatiful life size potograph of Mr. White
done by Mr. Scbum.u'ker, handsomely
framed, to be hung in -he audience hall
of the chamber of con.Jierce. The ex
penee of the picture wtis paid out of the
money left over after all expenses con
nected with the reception had been
met.
Mr. Mesmer also had a similar gift for
the board of trade end the N. 8. G. W.
and the N. D. G. W.
The Banquet.
All arrangements have been made for
the annual chamber of commerce ban
quet at the Hotel Redondo touight.
The menu will he composed entirely ot
California products.
The following is the list of toasts and
the persons respondinir: The President
of the United States, James McLacblin ;
Army and Navy, General McCoak; Our
Guests, Joseph Medill; Commerce of
tho Pacific, H. E. Huntington; poem,
Some Observations, L. E. Mosher;
Southern California, A. D. Childress;
The -Silver Dollar, Marion Cannon; Our
Frnit Interests, W. H. Mills; Newcom
ers and Old Times, Joseph D. Lynch ;
(!aliiornia at the World's Fair, L. J.
Rise; Chamber of Commerce, by the
president, Dan Freeman.
The special train will leave the depot,
corner of Grand avenue and Jeffornon
street, this evening at 0:30 p. m. for Re
dondo, over the narrow gauge Redondo
Beach liae, returning to the c ty about
11 p. m,
THEY CAN WED.
People Who Yesterdny Secured Thoir
Marriitgo Licenses.
The following marriage license was the
only one isßued yeaterday by the county
clerk:
J. W. Bartley, a native of Pennsylva
nia, 37 years of age, and Mnggio Worrell,
a native ot Kansaß, 21 years of age, both
of whom are residents of Covina.
New Steamship Line to Snn Diego.
The Bailing of the steamship Tilla
mook haa been unavoidably detained on
account of the many changes which
were very necessary for the comfort of
the paeaenger travel. Therefore the
sailing day has been postponed Until
Saturday, February 25, 1893, on which
day she will positively sail. This the
public may depond upon. Passengers
will leave on the Terminal train at 8:00
a. m. and connect with the steamer,
which will eail at t):15 a. m. from San
Pedro, prompt at that hou -. Tickets,
}3, good to return at any til .vithin 30
days. Call at once at the office of the
company. 121 South Broadway, and pur
chase your tickets.
Figures Don't Lie.
And it iB juat as true that everything
saleable in my atock must go. Fix
turea, diamonds, jewelry and every
thing elae. If tbe pricee don't auit,
make me an offar, and if in reason you
#111 get It. Wfl have aa fine a stock of
gold, silver and gold-filled watches as
can be found in the city at unheard-of
prices for firet class goods. A fine stock
of diamonds, Bilver and Bilver-plated
ware, French clocks and jewelry of all
kinds. (J.ve me a call and you will
save money and buy No. 1 goods, auch
as the old opera houae jewelry store waa
always noted for.
We will always exchange diamonds,
etc., for first-class city real estate at
honest prices aud pay cash difference,
aB this is the business I will engage in
as you will find by referring to for sale
column of this paper. Remember
Klaget, No. 120 Weßt Firßt street.
Yesterday morning a man named
James McCartney went into a little res
taurant on San Pedro street, kept by a
colored woman. He acted in euch a
belligerent manner that he was ordered
out, and then he etruck the proprietress.
Mr. Liverty, city poundmaster, heard
the row and came in. He got hold of
tho "hobo" and gave him a good trounc
ing. He then had him taken to the po
lice station. In the afternoon he waa
tried aud Jußtice Seaman gave him 30
days in tho city jail.
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PERRY, MOTT & CO.'S
LUMBER YARDS
AND PLANING MILLS.
316 Commertial street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Our
Guarantee
We MttfviMt g*e<trs to guarantee that
I. Cleveland's Baking Powder
is a pott Crtara of tartar powder,
free f.-om alum and ammonia ;
s. It i 5 made exactly as stated
0:1 the label; 1 j O
3. It doer, more work and finer
v.'ori: than any other;
i ; ood raised with it has no
bitter taste, but is sweet and keeps
moist and fresh.
Give Cleveland's a trial, and if it
is net as represented, return ii to
your grocer and get your money back.
Cleveland Baking Powder Co.,
ws New York.
Jjk. C. N. lloagland, President.
IAITED.TITE!
BEAUTIFUL, and with a
Clear, Healthy Complexion.
— COTJESTC, EVERY
/j * ,nftu wants hia wife
&£%WJ&* to lj,L beautiful, but bow
Jyf «be ba beautiful if
fjl^* < her face *»d hands are
\dlsflgnred »yrough skin,
*j* free ties, tau or erup-
TWI *f tions? Nothing will lcs
■BP J son the ardor of love
m W: like a blemished face.
BY THE USE
-° F ~
4 jMrsJettie Harrison's
LOLA MONTEZ CREME,
The IN FOOD and TISSUE BUILDER, all
routines', and dryness of the *kin Is overcome,
renoriug the complexion In a ahort time to ita
former youthful condition; arouses the skin to
aciou, prevent* wrinkles, feeds tbe impover
ished skin and muscles- Without ila use grad
ually tho tissues shrink and the ski* loses its
youth'ul plumpness and becomes furrowed
with the wrinkles of tire's devastating waste,
it prevents the skin from becomln* tanned,
fr"ckled or rough by exposure to wind and
weather. ONR AI'PUOATION ACTS LIKE A
CHAHM At the mountains or seaside It Is in
di'petii>4ble, as a free a -plication before going
ou'. will protect the complexion. It la not a
cosmetic or beautifler, but a skin restorative
and preservative. 750 a pot—lasts 3 months.
Bold everywhere. J WILL FAY $500 to any
ch'-inist who will analyze Lola Montcz Orerne
aud find any element therein not beneiJcial to
tne human skin
MRS. HETTIB HARRISON,
America's Beauty Doctor,
r 6 Geary St., Ban Fiaucisco, OaL
Treats all bletuisbos of lac* and figure. La
dies tit a disLanco treated by letter. Consulta
tion free.
/TfT\ M,D '
(itj ] GODFREY,
I/ \\ 7 W. FIRST ST.
r Jiv FINE
ni J Tailor.
215-3 m
»5 /CAMPBELL'S
I. I ALIFORNIA
|g|jjf
■ New Lot of Indian Bas
. kett From Tulare.
WL 3 Bottle-Neck Baskets
sji Only house In the city that
carries a largd stock, of
Indian Bhiokels,, Pottery and Rare Relics.
Also a nig stock of Mexican Zarapes, Onyx, Rae
Figures, Feather Cardß and Gau
dalajara Pottery.
OPALS, PBEUIOCS BTONi!3 AND JHWBLRY.
PIMPBELL'S pte QTOBE,
w No. 325 VB. Spring. *J;MO3m
And a full assortment of Crockery, China and
Glassware, strictly first-class at bottom priceß.
BT«rFOBDSUIBB CKOOEIKT CO.,
8-2JT 417 South Spring street b'm
Ohtcfaesttr's fulfil.h Diamond Bmi.
Pennyroyal pills
Original mnd Only Otnulne, A
> lf 'f* . \ BAWK. (Jury, reliable, lcoilb, uk /*\
rldflJ&VtML l* r **FKi«* for r7iicA«r«rj EnalUh IHa
JTr«ttfi in Ued adA tfoW n]fitftllio\\i3r
]X B«led with bine ribbon. Tuko Vy
7?n WKi wran» other. Krfiite tianj/'ruu* su'ititu- V
1 / jTIr tloiu cwd imitation: At Urugpiit*, or "anil 4fl.
I v jjT 'it »t*tuj>s for p»rtieultira, toatlinontalt aod
V** «r " Kell*C for l.tnllen,'* in Utter, by rt-tnra
■aiy -- If Mull. 10,000 Trstimoniali. Name Faptr.
I Cfalrlioat r r)»ciaiicai Co.,Mmil* on >qmir»
fcld by ail Loual Dnigjiiis. if h Hods., I'a.
I. T. M A RTI N
mi New and Second-Hand
IgMFHRNITORE
:";' Carptte, Matting and
fiSP-Prices low for cash, or will Sill ou lo
ts llmeil I*. Tel. 681. P. O. box 921.
451 SOUTH SPRING ST.
Weak Men ana Women
CHOULD USB I>AMIAIVA BITTEBO,
the Great Mexican Remedy; giv#a
aud Strength to the Htxtul Organs.
WE HAVE FOR SALE A LIMITED
quantity of some of the finest orange
land in Southern California, in the fa
mous Cucamonga Colony. These lands, situ
ated on the lines of the Santa Fe and S. P.
railroads, are supplied with au abundance of
water, piped to each 20 acres, and have one of
the best water rights in California, not subject
to any question of riparian rights or prior ap
propriation. The principal owners of this
tract, Messrs. I. W. Hellman, J. C. Lynch, E.
T. Wright aud others, have decided for the
next 60 days to offer these lands at reduced
prices and very easy terms. If you desire
some of the finest orange, lemon and fruit
lands in the world, with all the favorable con
ditions of climate, soil, etc., call at once upon
C. E. DAY cSt CO., 121 South Broadway.
THE COLUMBIAN FAIR EIGISI9I cl.
Incorporated for the Purpose of Affording Its Certificate Holders
Visiting the World's Fair First-Class Accommoda
tions at a Moderate Price.
We control and operatt. tho follnvrlnc lntols: The Costello. Portland, Everett, and the Boa
ton—all new, and equipped with all modern conveniences, and within live minutes' walk of thi
north entrance. The Boston will be tha headquarter! oi tho Grand Lodge of the 1. 0. O. K. dur.
iogtheFair.
THF FAIR WILL OPEN MAY i, 1893.
Our books close April 1.1893. Now Is the time to secure your accommodations and injurs
gainst exorbitant rates. Unused certificates redeemed in cash.
RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION
Furnished at lowest prevailing rates on departure by nnv route. Parties of fifteen aud upward
can secure special cars 10 nud from Caicago.
Tbe Hide *nd Leather National Bank of Chicago, trustee los certificate holders. The Los
Angeles National Bank, collector for Southern California.
For rates, terms and luU particulars call on or address
131 Bu-tu-th-st 2m W - H- GOUCHER,
22\) S. Spring st., Los Angeles Theater buildlne. General Agrnt for Southern California,
Hai)cock Bgti|r|ing,
Wholesale and Retail Oealor In
WELLINGTON LUMP COAL
And Catalina Soapstone Wall Finish.
This material is Are proof, has a beautiful tint, and can be washed without injury.
OHce: 130 W. Becond street. Tel. 30. -:• Yard: 83e N. Main street. Tel, 104
HIGHLY IMPROVED
PAYING FARM M SALE!
Containing 62 acrea of land, all in high stats oi cultivation; cottage
house, hard-finished, of seven rooms, bath and kitchen, togatlitir with
Bmall cottage of three rooms for laborers; about four &ere: ; in bearing
Washington Navels; 5 acres English Walnuts; 5 acres Winter Ap
ples; two artesian wells; about 3000 feet service pipe and hyrlranta.
First-class corn, alfalfa and orange land; all fenced and crosa-fenced.
Apply at. once to
JOHN DOLLAND,
114 N. Beaudry aye . lo? An,<:elps, Cal.
King's Royal Germetuar
Is a positive cure (or
Catarrh, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Asthma,
Bowel, Liver, Kidaey and Bladder Diseases,
General Debility and all Germ Diseases.
AS PLEASANT AS LEMONADE.
PRICE, $1 PER BOTTLE
Manufactured by
KING'S ROYAL GERMETUER COMPANY
Atletntra, Oa.
For coughs, colds,
and all lung
troubles use—
Crescent Halt Whiskey
It is pure and health
-4 fill. Sold only
by all druggists.
AUCTION!
Monday, Feb. 27, 10 A.M,
AT STORE
611 SOUTH SPRING STREET,
We will §ell tbe entire stock of new
and second-hand
FURNITURE,
Consisting of Bedroom Sets, Folding Beds, Bu
reaus, Lounges, Extension and Combination
Tables, Chain aid Kockcrs, Tables aud .-Hands,
Mattresses and Springs, Cooking and Heating
Stoves, (llassware. Crockery, etc, Also
50 NEW TRUNKS & VALISES
Sale positive, as owner wishes to engage iv
other business. MATLOCK & p..
428-42 j a. String st. Auctioneers.
ODE NEW CATALOGUE, giving full descrip
tion, with directions for running, prices,
Blzes, weights, shipping tules, etc , sent free to
any address.
Santa Ana Incubator Co.,
SANTA ANA, OAL,.
Painless Dentistry
t-ET TEETH, $8.00
DISEASES OF MEN;
m \
if
DOCTOR
WHITE'S
PKIVATK DISPENSARY,
126 North Main Street, H . w 'SoDo^ffdbk.
Tbo molt successful Private IkUeaae doctor
lo the Btate. Gonorrhea, Gleet. Strictnre,
8euil)i»l Weakness, Ne-voun Debility,
Syj>hilla, Hkm and Kidney diseases and
Sexual Weakness successfully treated. Med
icines prepared in private laboratory, ButU
sexes nonsuit in confidence. Or. White ha*
no hired tubstttotes. You see the doctor only.
Dr White is tbe only «pecialist In the Btaie
who exclusively treats private, oerrons and
chronic diseases. OotM guaranteed in all
curable cases. Don't watde time with patent
Bjedlcnes. If you have any sexual trouole
coi suit Dr. White. Scientific- treatment.
Seasonable charges.
INFORMATION!
IS WANTED OF
Chas.ChevaHier
Ho is supposod to bo at or near Los Angiles.
Address JOHN A. WALL,
Attorney at Law,
331 Montgomery st., San r'rauclsco.
2 15 15t
The Htundard-Bied Stallion,
DICK RICHMOND,
17,640, H:.cf> Record, 8:33,
Will stand foi public fervice tne season of
two atom (aim, la>* N!ctos, ual.
Teruis: s)SO c>; h, or approved note, at time of
service. All mares bred b/ the sea on, with
usual return prUil»-i;e. AU nr.nres at owner's
risk, as wo will not bo responsible for accidents
or escapes (ioort or fed hay if do
sip d, 6t reasonable teinu.
d-w l-l 2m tiANUHHZ BROS., Owners.
bbiuuis WOKK - DENTIST.
JkKC '-:'';>.."gjrfA. Cr.wii ni KrWRo Work
T H ■".'■.^*>irr' ; it'». M,s Specialty.
J Teeth flileti aud ex
| tracted without pain
SF.T OF TEKTH. 87 TO «10.
DR. L_. ET FORD,
Late with the Chicago College of
Duntal .-jurgery,
118 S. Spring St., Los Angeles.
Hour.l, B a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
£ff- C'onsulutluu free. 9-58 lira