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W*->afli*r Bnr*ta,
Report of observations taken at Lou Angeles,
December '20, 18DJ: .
"lime. Bar. i Taer iRH'm W'd Vel
r:00 a. ro. HO.93 45 | 02 Net 4
6:00 p. m. :I0 58 I 46 I VV j a
c ear.
Clear.
Maximum temperatu <■, >.
Minimum temperature, 41.
I n.llcHilous.
Forecast, for Southern California: Fair
*--at her: continued warm Sunday; light north
to east winds.
Offing to inability to arrange the game
there will be no football match at Ath
letic park tomorrow.
Open air concert at Westlake park
thia afternoon at 2p. m. Douglas Mili
tary band in attendance.
Every Friday hereafter the Southern
Pacific will run a through eecond class
sleeping car to Cincinnati over the Sun
set Route, through New Orleans, in
charge of a line conductor.
Papael Montralle of Ansheim was ex
amined before United States Commis
sioner Van Dyke yesterday upon a
charge of cutting timber on government
land. He was be!d for trial, with bail
fixed at 1500.
William C. Turner went to tbe receiv
ing hospital last evening, suffering from
a cnt on tbe left eye and a stab in toe
neck. He paid he was assailed on M. in
street by a man who conducts a candy
store between Second and Third.
The arrivals at the county jail yester
day were John Martin, petty larceny at
Pomona, Ghat, l'allestro and a man
named Mnrphy, for disturbing the
peace at Wilmington, and Wm. Young
for a similar offense committed at Santa
Monica.
Mrs. C. Dosch wishes to inform the
Indies that she bos removed across the
street, in tbe Btowell block, No. 226.
third floor. Take elevator and secure
great bargains in line millinery, as
everything must be sold before Febru
ary lit.
At the Church of the Angels, Gar
vaoza, services will be held at 3p. m.
The sermon will be by Dr. Hall and the i
music by the vested choir of All Saints
Cburcb. Pasadena. Take the hack from
Wilev & Greely's etnhles at 1:30 p. m.
or the 1:45 terminal trßin.
All the lending styles in vogue this
sea sou in hats fire shown at Desmond's.
That makes all good dressers eland by
bis hats, or rather etand under them.
The public follow the ttyle, and that
brings them to Desmond's, No. 141 I
South Spring street, in tbe Dryson block.
Knights oi Labor will give a free en- >
tertaiuuient Tuesday night, their !
eleventh anniversary, at 208 North Main
street. Music, speaking, dancing, etc. |
Mrs. J. L. Gilbert, stale president of the
Farmers' Alliance nod Industrial union, 1
wiil be ttie speaker ot tbe evening.
I'ublic invited.
The entire Sa'vation army forre of*
thia city, with ;hp;r braes end string
hands and 2HI) singers, will cive a grand
hallelujah thorns a: Simpson tabernacle
tnmorrow evening. This wiil be the
greatest sons set vice ever heard in Los
Angeles. Doors upin ut 7 o'clock. Ad
mission 10 cents.
Rev. Dr. C. C. McLean the new pßßtor
of Simpson ohurch, will preach on Sun
day morning on the new year. On Sun
day evening the Suudity school Christ
mas exercises will lake place. Every
body is expected to mint; an ottering for
the poor, ittuh »« Irntl, vegetables, groc
eries clothing or money,
CThe Christmas entertainment of the
Betheida Sahb.ih fcchool took place
Frtdas night at Ufa cnurch, corner Cen
tral avenue m, i Rail Ninth street. The
attendance whs mrne, uud all eeemed to
enjoy the performance of the pretty
cantata, enlillad A Jolly Christmas,
which noiw ahstamling the sickness of
some of the participants, waa very
creditahly rendered. A< its close Santa
C'aus iv.de his appearance and tiietrib
nted hi/xes of caudibß and popcorn to
all tbe children.
WOODBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Leading lliisluea* Training School
in IsoathAru California.
The Woodbury Business college is
back in its old quarters in the Stowell
block, 226 South Spring street. This
institution has the finest college rooms
anil the most elegant equipments of any
commercial school in the west. The
hundreds of its graduates now success
fully engaged in business testify as to
the thoroughness o! its work. The pub
lic is cordially invited to call and look
through the elegant new rooms and ob
tain a copy of the illustrated catalogue
and art souvenir.
Beautiful Catalina Island.
Regular steamer service from San
Pedro. Two aud a half hours'sail lo a
different country aud charming climate.
Inquire Wilmington Transportation
company, 130 West Second street.
Notice.
On and after January 1, 1804, we will
sell groceries for cash oulv, at bedrock
prices. L. G. Walters, corner Fifth and
Los ADgeles streets.
Go on New Year's Day
To Bob Kern's Richelieu saloon, Bryaon
block, for your turkey and eggnogg.
JOTTINGS.
Holiday Novelties
Allien* Lei's, 505 X. Main St., Chluese ard
Jsran?se bazar. A choice, line of bric-a-brac
sua laucy ohlntware, Manufactory for ladleß'
underwear and gents' shirts aud furnishing
goods at reduced prices. Complete slock.
Wall Paper Down.
Vfe are going out of the wholesale business,
snd must sell retail at wholesale prices; will
► bow goods with pleasure whetber you buy or
not. CHICAGO WAt h PAPKK 237 S.
iring streal.
Our Home Brew.
Maier &. Zobeletn's lager, frosh from their
brewery, on draught in all the principal sa
iooub; delivered promptly In bottlej or kegs.
Office and brewery, 414 Aliso street. Tele
phone HI.
Wall Paper
At wholesale, goo 1 paper, i.e.; price of hang
ing, 10c. a roll; your chance now: get samples.
F. J. BAUgK, 237 S. Spring
World's Fair Premium
Pabst Milwaukee Boliemlan bier, King up
tel. 103, H. W. gtoll & Co., 009 Commercial st.
J. C. Cunningham,
Manufacture and deßler In trunk? and travel
ling bags, 2:)6 8. Spring st. Tel. 818.
Carpet Cleaning at Bloeser's.
Satisfaction, promniuess. re&souab c; *Ji-s(>
8. Broadway. Tel. 427.
If You Need a Truss.
Call »t Becawith'e pharmacy, :io;i North Main.
A flt guaranteed. _
A Modern Millinery Store.
afeathaau «t Ca. MOflL bpiiugst.
MEMORANDA.
The Tennessee Jubilee singers were
announced as an extra entertainment in
the members' course at tbe Young
Men's Christian association last evening,
and drew a large audience. The jubi
lee songs elicited hearty applause, and
some of the solo work was unusually
good. The impersonation of tbe China
man by George Catlin, and tbe conclud
ing number, representing the steam
cslliope. by the company, were very
cleverly done and caused much merri
ment. Tne company will sing several
jubilee selections at the association
meeting this alternoon.
In these bard times when money ie
scarce it pays more than ever to read
advertisements. Be sure and loos: over
the classified columns on tbe sixth psge
of the Herald daily. You wisl be sur
prised to see how much you can gain
and save. You will find situations
offered; good help advertised; bargains
in real estate; cheap rooms and board;
chances to buy paying business houses;
real estate at prices which make it ab
surd to pay rent; and bargains of all
descriptions. Advertising in these col
umns is very cheap, costing only five
cents per line a day.
For all the latest novelties in Christ
mas goods call on Sanborn, Vail & Co.'
133 South Spring street. Their stock i i
complete in framed pictures, photo'
frames, screens, toilet and traveling sets
and a large line of novelties. Call and
see display.
Dr. Kebeccaf.ee Dorney, Stimson block,
second floor, rooms 120 130 131. Special
attention given to obstetrical cases and
all diseases of women Rud children. Elec
tricity scientifically used. Consultation
hours 1 too. Telephone 1227.
Buy Christmas presents at Lichten
berger'a art emporium, 107 North Main
street. Prang's Christmas cards, pic
tures, frames, mirrorß, easels, artists'
outfits and articles for decoration at
prices within the reach of all.
Go to Ebinger's restaurant. Third and
Spring streets ; regular dinners and best
order house in the city. Everything
first-class. Attentive white waiters :no
Chinese employed. Open from 6 a. m.
to 12 o'clock midnight.
Music boxes from 50c to $75; guitars
and banjos from $4 to $75; violins
end mandolins at your own price ; all
tbe latest music; also a catalogue of
8500 nieces 10c music—Exton <Nt Cißt,
329 S. Spring street.
Toys free with your purchase of
, boots and shoes at the great gilt sele
now on at the cheapest place on earth,
118 Bust First street, between Main and
Lob Angeles streets.
Read S. Conrsoi's display ad. on the
second page. Finest bargains in the city
in the jewelry line. Here is a chance to
buy holiday presents at very low prices.
123 N. Spring street. He has to move
January let.
Dr. Charles de Szigetby is now located
in the Bryson block. Residence, Baker
block. Office hours, 11:30 to 3:30. Sun
days and evenings by appointment. Of
fico telephone, 1156 : residence, ICrW.
Dr. Elizabeth A. Follanebee has re
moved her office and residence to bB3
South Broadway. Tel. 737.
Deposit your Mexican dollars and all
kinds of old silver at the silversmith's
and draw out new spoons, forks, etc.
Alwnvsopen. Basement Times building.
Come to the old reliable Sunbsam
Studio, 230 and 235 South Main street,
aud get one dozen full length cabinet
photos until further notice for 75 cents.
The finest photograptiß in tbe city at
greatly reduced prices. Cabinets 75
cents per dozen, for a short time only.
Lamson studio, 313 South Spring Rtreet.
Tho best remedy for irritating bron
chial cough and soreness in the lungs is
Howell's Cough Mixturp. We recom
mend it. A E. Littleboy, 311 South
Spring.
Dr. A. 7., Valla, physician and surgeon.
Office and residence, 126 North Main,
new McDonald block ; telephone 284.
Elsinore Hot Springs and Lake View
hotel. Full particulars regarding this
famous resort at tbe Hammarxi bath,
230 South Main street, Los Angeles.
Business men who secure their job
printing a*, the Herald office receive
courteous treatment and noat, attract
ive work at moderate priues.
The hest and cheapest is the genuine
Rochester heater and cooking Btove at
S3 00, sold by Meyberg Bros., the
Crystal Palace, 138 S. Main street.
"Best Tonic"—Recommended highly
by leading physicians. Germain Fruit
company, wholesale agents. For sale
by all druggists.
For good meat and sausages of alt
kinds, call at Louis Strenber'e. Orders
promptly attended to. 138 N. Main st.,
telephone 160.
Adamß Bros., dentists, 239% South
Spring street. Painless filling and ex
tracting. The best Beta of teeth from
|6 to $10.
We will eend Advance eewino: ma
chines on trial to any lady in Los An
geles. Call or addreßQ 128 South Main
street.
Mme. Dv Barry's wrinkle cream and
balm, the queen of ekin foods, Bold at
242., South Broadway, next to city ball.
Pianos for sale, rent; tuning and re
pairing. A. (i. Gardner, 222 South Los
Angeles street and 654 8. Spring Btreet.
Sanitarium—Pico and Hope eta.; tel.
138. Dr. Cowleß, Wilson blli,, First and
Spring; tel. 883. 10 to 12 a.m., 3toop.m.
For pure Sonoma Zin'andel, call at E.
F"leur's, 404-406 N. Lob Angeles st. East
ern shipments a specialty. Tel. 224.
Dr. Joseph Kurtz and Dr. Carl Kurtz,
physicians and surgeons, have removed
j their office to 147 South Main street.
Dr. M. Hilton Williams, 137 S. Broad
way, specialist in catarrh, throat diß-
I eases, bronchitis and consumption.
Dr. K. D. Wise, office 226 South Spring
street. Office hours from Btoloa. m. j
and 2tosp. m. Telephone 346.
Dr. C. B. Jones has removed bis office
to the Stimson block. Telephones:
: Office, 460; residence, 544.
Rooms and board at the Windermere, ;
Ocean avenue, Santa Monica. Special |
rates given for the winter.
Go to the Park bakery and restaurant,
325 W. Fifth st., and get a good cup of
co'lee with your meuls.
| Thirty dollars allowed ior old Davis
i sewing machines. Drop postal card to
; 128 South Main street.
Dr. Wallace A. Dunton, 304 N. Main,
telephone 1150, opp. St. Elmo hotel.
A, F. Schiffman, dentist, removed to
Schumacher block, First and Spring sts.
Howry ct Breeee. Broaaway under
takers. "Independsnt of ttie trust."
See W. P. Mcintosh's display ad. of
orange and lemon lands in another col
umn.
Robert Sharp & Co.. funeral directois
! independent), 536 S. Spring Bt. ; te1.1029.
Use Dr. Trout's antiseptic tooth pow
der. N. W. cor. Sixth and Broadway.
Hoard and room at the iiellevue Ter
race at $1.25 per day.
Insure with A. C. Golsh, 147 South
Broadway.
Campbell's curio store ior Xmas pres
ent*. I
LPS' ANGELES HERALD SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 3t. 1893.
FATHER OF FOOTBALL.
EUGENE T. BAKER'S SERVICES
RECOGNIZED BY YALE.
A Tablet Pat in tho Trophy Room
of the College Gymna
sium la His
Honor.
One is reminded that unobtrusive !
virtue is sometimes not its only reward
by the following clipping from an east
ern paper:
"A tablet has joet been placed in the
trophy room at the Yale gymnasium.
It is of bronze, about two and one-half
feet in length and one and a half in
breadth and is mounted on a heavy oak
slab. The following is the inscription:
In recoirnilion of the Services
: of
Bttgene V. Itaker '77,
: The Organiser and Captain of Yak's First :
Viclorious Football Team. :
"This room lias been tarnished and
this tablet placed hereby bis classmates
1593.
In this day of hero worship, when
periodicals aro clamoring for the utter
ances ol the putative father of American
football, it is relishing to note so grace
ful a recognition of its true paternity in
the man who impressed intercollegiate
football with its first reai life, taught
Walter Camp to play the game and
made possible tbe practical application
of Deland'a scientific theories and the
brilliaut feats in tbe field of Heffel
finirer, McCltiug and other men. Ath
letes recognize m this old warrior whom
Yale is pleased to honor a well-known
itiid long time resident of their own
city.
MEMORANDA
Hotel Tustin, the home for the tour
ist. Situated in en orange grove near
the foothills of the Santa Ana valley,
two miles east of Santa Ana. Only one
hour's ride from Los Angeles. Fine
banting and fishing close by. Nice,
sunny rooms. Reasonable rates for
families. 'Bus meets all trains. San
ford Johnson, proprietor and manager.
Fostoffice, Tustin,
Tickets for the Gsyley course of lec
tures on Eng'ieh Comedy from Shake
speare to Sheiidan are now on sale at
Stoll & i hayer's. Do not fail to get
your tickets early for this course, which
promises to be the finest course of lec
tures ever given in LO9 .a ogeles. Under
the auspices of the Unity club.
The ladies of Simpson M. E. faberna
nsclewiil rpceive their friends and serve
a Now Year's dinner at the tabernacle,
on Hope, near eeventh street, on Mon
day, January Ist, between 3 and 7 p.m.
Proceed" to the church. Everybody
cordially invited.
Christmas entertainment of Simpson
M. E. Sunday ecliool this evening, as
sisted by the choir. Every one is
requested to give an offering for the
poor of fruit, groceries, vegetables,
clothes or money. Church nicely dec
orated.
T. W. BroHierton will speak on Char
acter at the Young Men's Christian as
sociation this afternoon at 3. Singing by
the Tennessee Jubilee singers. All men
invited.
t 1
No hnmbugeing clearing-out sales st
Joe Poheim's, the tailor, but straight
business methods. Prices always the
lowest. 143 South Spring street.
Southern California Tailoring compa
ny numbers awarded December 30th:
Club 1, 25; club 2, 7; club 3, 25; club 4,
7; club 5, 87} Club 6, 28.
Turkey dinner at Mrs. Hunter's res
taurant, 308 S. Spring street, irom 11:30
a.m. to 2 p.m. g n d 4:30 to 7:30 p.m.,
New Year's, SB cents.
Don't fail to read tbe price listof shoes
advertised by the King shoe store in this
paper. Prices slaughtered on account of
having to move.
Rev. A. C Banes' Sunday evening
sermon to youug men. Choosing a
Friend, was postponed from last Sunday
to this evening.
Two turkey dinners at the Cosmopoli
tan dining hall New Year's, commencing
at 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. to
7 :30 p.m.
The Tennessee Jubilee singers will
Binf: cninn of the jubilee Bongs at the
V. M. C. A. men's meetfng at 3 o'clock
today.
For a good table wine,order our Sonoma
/mfanrlel atsocpergal. T. Vache&Co.,
cor. Commercial and Alameda. Tel. 309.
Sumner P. Hunt, architect, has re
moved hia office to rooms 424 and 425
Siitnson building.
Dr. Parry, ear and eye, 129-,' aW. First.
Drs. Rogers & McCoy. Eye, ear, throat.
j H. B. M. Warship Royal Arthur at Port
f.oa An- 1.-.
j Flagship of Admiral Stephenson, C. 8.,
, with complement of 650 officers and
men, largest warship in Pacific waters,
open to visitors today. Special train
service; ample ferriage between wharf
and ship by ocean steamer Collis. Ferry
| fare, round trip, 25 cents. The large
ocean steamer San hfatao lies alongside
Mammoth wharf. Port Los Aogeles is
reached only by Southern PaciCc com
pany. Round trip, 50 cents.
r'.pllpse Champagne
Now being delivered is of fine vintage ;
P'eeeut couvees excelling all others.
Extra Flue Navel Oranges.
Finest assortment ot fiu'ts and vetret'ib'e'! at
Altnouse Bros., 105 w. First si. Tel. 3iW.
WORLD'S FAIR MEDALS AWARDED TO
*Aa'' L C I lICAG O.
FOB FINE PnOTOKKaPHIC WOKK: also, first orerniuma above all competitors at a fair held
October. IHS-2, and at nr. previous exhibit* whtrever wo.-g waseuurKl for competition in the
Hate, i.nrnesw aud moit complete pbolographio studio in Southern t'.lifornla, A'l the lateit
styles and dcslßno used.
IQT NORTH SPRING STREET. U-gbra
thfTtudor DENTAL CO
DR. J. P. TUDOR. MANAGER.
thTtudor DENTAL CO. "UM'
b -3 iy
Highest of all in Leavening Power—Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PUUB
PERSONAL.
i Mr. Frank Cox of Pbrenix, Aria., is in
i the city. Mr. Cox is the Southern Pa
! citic company's attorney in that terri
j tory.
Admiral Stephenson, C. It , and the
officers of the flagship Hoyal Arthur
will lunch touay at the" Hotel Arcadia,
Sauta Monica.
Division Superintendent J. A. Muir of
the Southern Pacific company has re
turned from a trip to San Francisco,
where he was called to confer on busi
ness matters with the paymaster of the
road.
Charles FredeUck Holder retires from
the editorship of the California Illus
trated Magszine January Ist. Mr.
Holder founded tho magazine two years
ago and has been its editor up to the
present time. The new editor will be
Mr. Livernash of the Examiner.
Miss Rosina Davis, fram Herbert
Town, South Wales, is in tbe city. Miss
Davis has been and is now engaged in
evangelistic work, especially Hiuong the
Welsn. She will speak at the Welsh
services in the FiretPreebyterianchurch
at 2 o'clock this afternoon. During her
stay in Los Angeles she will be the guest
of her old friends, Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
Llewellyn.
Snow In the Mountains.
In a few minutes from Echo Moun
tain House thousands of Christmas
trees all ready trimmed, along the line
of the Mount Lowe railway. Through
Christmas week and thereafter maple
sugar parties and turkey dinners. Now
is the time to vieit the mountains. See
Los Angeles Terminal and Mount
Lowe railway time card.
Uraod Mooiitaln Vlpvta.
Visitors to Southern California should
lose no time ii taking a ride to the sum
mit of Echo mountain over the unique
Mount Lowe railway, where the best
possible view of the whole surrounding
country can be obtained, and thus pre
pare to the bast advantage for tr : , to
places of greatest interest.
The Athletic club will give ols of its
enjoyable "stag parties" at. the elegi.nt
new quarters one week from next Fri
day evening.
fIOIBL aUK I V.11.5.
ROI.I.ENBECIf. .
A. Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Boyd, G. C.
frown.-. Then. Wilt, F. Land la, Arthur Hull,
San !• rancher. P. Gundrnm, Kscotidido: Joiiu
Adams, Pasadena; J)r. T. J. Tame:, Woodbnrv,
N. V.; W. v. tta.rard, San Diego; Ueortie Row
land, California; J. A. Uuruh, Arcadia: T. H.
Goff, San Bernardino; G. W. Teukesb lrj, P. A
Bennett, Chicago: Mrs. L V. Walsh, Louis
Walsh Pueblo. Colo.; Mr.. Edith L. Bnlcer,
Cnlcago; Ed Mondemon, Caplslrtino; F. w.
*.win aud family, Ventura; Dr. Elizabeth A.
Foliansbte, Miss soule, Los Angeles.
linpnrlal Hair Itaaar.
Vt'if making, heirdre<sing and shampooing. !
A fine lot oi hair oriiajnents still on hand,
which v.ill now be sold at nacriflcisl prices
Assortment in ,o.<i. silver, lorioi c Bhcil aud
ember. Splendid New Year gifts. 224 snd
'-lib n . bVeomt - reel
DIED.
SHUMATE—In this city. December »o;h~Mrp.
Rosa M. Shumate, of Stephen M.
Davidson,
Funeral froji her lather's residenre, io(>,">
South i-earl .treut, Sunday, at 1:M p.m.
Friends Invited.
WHY SHIVER?
■
When you can get under
wear now for just one-half
that you paid last year, and
hosiery at prices that shame
the makers and make you
feel sorry for us. Tuesday,
Jan. 2, 1894, we begin our
annual clearance sale—our
entire stock sacrificed regard
less of cost or value. Don't
be misled by fake discount
sales—get the most for your
money of
GARTER & MACBIN,
Outfitters,
Men's Furnishers,
Shirt Makers,
Importers,
106 S. SPRING ST.
THE BOY RAN AWAY.
Idtlle Wno( Ken Loaves the Home of Hie
Parrots.
Mrs. Wong Kee, an American woman
with a Chinese husband, who lives on
Apahlasa street, reported at the police
station last night that her 8-year-old boy
bad disappeared.
As the boy is accustomed to leaving
home, it is supposed he ran away. He
left bis Ciineee father and his Ameri
can mother last Friday. Mrs. Wong
Kee is a member of the Salvation army.
A Child Kojoys
The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effect of Syrup of Figs, when
in need of a laxative, and if the father
or mother be costive or bilious, the
most gratifying results follow its use;
so that it is the best family remedy
knonn and every family should have a
bottle.
Pasadena Toarnament of the Rosas.
Take the Terminal railway for Pasa
dena. One and one-third fare round
trip. Trains every bout. Street cars
and carriages will be at Terminal depot
to take parties to tbe grounds.
Monday, January Ist, 1804, being a
holiday, the poet office wil, close at 12
m. Carriers will make their regular
morning deliveries.
SPECIAL SALE
OF
JAPANESE<SCfI!NESE
PORCELAIN.
This Week We Offer 25
i er Cent Discount on
CUPS AND SAUCKRS,
PLATED, PLOTTERS,
BOWLS, TEA SETS,
CREAMERS, SUGARS,
CANDLESTICKS,
JARDIN'IERS, VASE?!,
ROSF. JARS, ETC.
KAN-KOO.
110 S. fprinj st., Opp. N'adoau Hotel.
10-8 Sin
BClgm SERPENT T^ibelsC
DR. WHITE'S DISPENSARY,
1M N. .Main St., Los Angeles, Cal.
[FSTABUBHED 188(i.l
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
seminal weakne-s, impoteney, etc., lnduclm*
bo oe of the following aymptoins, aaalzzfueaa,
cunfaNiou of td< .»«. clafMCtlve niftmory,
.'niT.idn to society, blotches, funlnaionft,
•xhanotiniisi, imrlcocale- etc., are perma
nently cured.
umwAKV, Kins'tcy and i.r,*m>Ku
t rmnjTT^vertTTrtcT^ufTi^
gleet, stricture and all unnatural dibcharges
are quickly and perfectly cured.
SCROFULA AND SYPHILIS,
c ulcers, eruptions, xweiduK in groin*]
sore threat, falling hnii, and other Bymptoms,
are removed, and a'l piißon ptrmaneutly erad
icated from the fcystem.
COT~ Tr t atmbst Dt office or by express. All
letters strictly confidential.
With London' Striped
*17.50
&ABELTHE FaiLOH.
Don't Guy-Him Any
petf-h at the midwinter faih..
"Best Turkish suif is ier qmdest t/inf
I tfftr struck ter sell sJioe strings
UnJ chaUra-buttons."
312 S. SPRING ST.,
Jnst Below Third.
"rT W. PRIDHAM,
BLANK BOOKS AM) PAPER BOXES.
REMOVED TO
110 AND 112 N. LOS ANGELES STREET
NEAR KIRST. TK1..843. 7-15 1
C. F. HEINZEMAN,
Druggist & Chemist,
222 N. Main St., Los Angeles.
Prescriptions csrefulr.' compounded «t
Cielii. *«<
HIkPLEASANTON
CAMI'RFLL T. HEDGE, '
v Proprietor .1:11 Ml a. fur.
Hotel Terracina ,
REDLANDS, CAL.
JN the beautiful San Bernardino Valley 1 ; Magnificent moun
tain scenery. House now open for the Fall and Winter Sea
son.
CAMPBELL T. HEDGE, Prop.
WM. M. TISDALE, Manager.
1 THE HOLLESBEGK
, eSt -^PP° Hotel in
aud European Flans.
A. C. BILICKE & C 0.
,- 7 lira I»»UPaijtTOR
GET TrA BUY THE
THE KITING
BEST. BICYCLE.
HAWLEY, KING & CO
PINE CARRIAGES,
! 210-212 North Main Street and i64-i6B North Los Angeles Stre
ANNUAL REDUCTION SALE!
XOF THE*
Original James Means Celebrated Sloes
BIN ALL SIZES.X
The $2.50 Shoe Reduced to $2.25. I The si,.on «hoe Reduced to 53.50.
The $8.00 Shoe Keduced to $2.75. | The $5.00 Shoe Reduced to $1.00.
BOSTON SHOE STORE, Sole Ag't,
COR. MAIN & BE.OON D STS . "■
II I II l_ _
IMPORTING GROCER, 136-138 N. Spring