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Weather Bureau.
Report of observations taken at Los Angeles,
Jaunary 20, 1894:
Time. | Bu. | Ttaer.l
M ». m. 3011 43
on p. n >. :>o M> 54
63
80
4
I 3
Maximum temperature, 57.
Minimum temperature, 39.
Indications.
Foreoast for Southern California: Lltht
rain, nearly stationary temperature, llKht to
fresa westerly winds.
The chief of police would like to see
Fred W. Stein, who recentty arrived
from the east.
The wife of S. P. Qninn, of the firm of
Scriver & Quinn, presented him with an
eight-and-a-half-pound girl Thursday
night.
In a fight last night L. R. Hunewell
was badly bruised by Jim O'Hara and
another man. Hunewell was treated at
the receiving hospital.
John Burke, Frank White and T. B.
Stanton were arrested at San Gabriel
yesterday for petty larceny. They were
lodged in the county jail.
Tbe praise service tbat was to bave
been given last Sunday night in the
First Congregational church will be
given tonight sure. Tbe public cordial
ly invited.
If tbe number of depredations re
ported count for anything, the city has
more than its share of thieves and other
bad men. Hardly a day passes but
some burglary is reported to tbe police.
The musical praise service that was to
have been given in the First Congrega
tional cbnrcb on last Sunday evening
and was postponed on account of the
prevailing colds, will surely be given to
nigbt.
The California State Beekeepers asso
ciation will hold their annual conven
tion this week in this city at the cham
ber of commerce on January 23d and
24tb. Prof. A. J. Cook, the noted
scientist, will lecture to the association
on tbe evening of the 23d. Lecture free.
Why is Desmond's store in the Bry
son block always crowded? A glance
at his stock will explain tbe cause. His
winter hats, underwear, hosiery, gloves,
shirts, collars, cuffs, etc., are
not only the finest, but the cheapest.
He furnishes tbe bargains; buyers are
doing tbe rest.
Beautiful Catalina Island
Regular steamer service from San
Pedro. Two and a half hours' sail to a
different country and charming climate.
Inquire Wilmington Transportation
company, 130 West Second Btreet.
Chicago Quotations.
Received every half hour. Futures
in wheat bought and sold on margin.
DeVan & Rutledge, 32 Bryson block.
Tbe grand spectacle of the paper car
nival at Hazard's pavilion lor one week,
beginning Monday evening, January 29.
MEMORANDA.
On Friday evening, January 26th,
Rev. Selah W. Brown will give his lec
ture. Away Down South in Dixie, at
Trinity M. E. church, south, on Broad
way. Rev. Bishop 0. P. Fitzgerald, D.
D., says: "Among the preachers and
lecturers known to me, I regard Rev.
Selah W. Brown as one of the most
gilted, cultured and versatile. Philoso
phy, wit and eloquence make him re
markably attractive on the platform. I
cordially commend him to my friends
everywhere."
One hundred and twelve piece Aus
trian China dinner sets. $15; 125-piece
H. & Co. China dinner sets, $38 50; 114
--piece Limoges China dinner sets at Z.
L. Parmelee Co.'b epecial sale, 232 and
234 8. Spring etreet.
Sanborn, Vail & Co. is the place to
have your pictures framed. You have
a large stock to select from. Yon can
have any style frame you want, and get
it at tbe right price.
Fac simile pastels at Sanborn, Vail &
Co.'s. Prices, 25c, 35c and 40c each;
framing, $1 up. They have a large
stock to select from. Nothing better for
a cheap picture.
Fifty-six piece tea sets, $3.soand $4.50,
at Parmelee's special sale.
JOTTINGS.
Auction Sale of Fine Horses.
Among the 23 head of tine horses to ba sold
next Tuesday, January 23, 10 a.m., at the
Westminster stable, 110 Bast Fourth street, is
Lady Gossip a beautiful, stylish mare, coming
six years o.d. Sire Gosslper, reer>rd first
dam Lady I , record 2:20. Sue is now a fine
roadster and promises to be extremely fast, as
she has trotted quarters iv 88 seconds. Her
colts take first premium.
Next to be sold Is Alcyona, a fine filly; will
be three years old next August. Sire. ,UcKin
ney, record 2-11' i; first dam. Lady Ball; sec
ond dim, Lady I, record 2:29. This filly la
nearly broken and has a very fine way ol going,
and will make a vary fast trotter.
Third to bo sold is Blacks.lk, a very stylish
filly, two years old. Sire, Silk wood, record
2:7%; dam, Blauk Doll, a great road mare,
Morgan bred. This nily is nearly broken and
Is a fine roadstor now.
No better stock than these three head has
ever been sold in Southern California.
See "ad."
A Paying Investment.
We want $3000 cash above regular sales, and
to get It must give an extra inducement. It
will pay to Invest lOj W-ill Paper goes for 5c
a roll; 15cpaper tor 7>ie; 20c and 25c paper
for 10c a roll; Ingrain lOu a roll. Compare
prices. Money saved is better than made.
We hang paper for 100 a roil. Your time now,
our's later. Chicago Wall Paper House, naw
number, 328 S. Spring st.
Novelties in Great Varieties
At Heng Lee's, 905 N. Main st., Chinese and
Japanese bazar. A choice line of brtc-a-brac
and fancy chinaware. Manufactory for ladies'
underwear and genu' shirts and furnishing
goods at reduced prices. Complete stock.
Our Home Brew.
Itaier etc Zoheleln'a lager, fresh from their
brewery, on draught in all the principal sa
loons; delivered promptly in bottles or kegs.
Office and brewery, 414 Aliso street Tele
phone 01.
World's Fair Premium
PabM Milwaukee Bohemian beer. Ring up
tei. 103, H. W. Btoll <t Co., 609 Commercial tt
J. C. Cunningham.
Manufacturer and dealer in trunks aud travel
ing bags, 298 S. Spring st Tel. 818.
Carpet Cleaning at Bloeser's.
Satisfaction, proinptneis, reasonable; 154 Mi
S. Broadway. Tel. 1-7.
Redlands Oranges Lead Them All.
At Althouse Bros., 105 W. Firsts'. Hello 398.
Free delivery.
■What! Watch glasses DVtod 1 Or-. Patton &
Cellis, 214 W. Second at.. If 0 ilea bet k block.
A Modern Millinery Store.
Hoffsaan * Co., 210 i Spring st.
MEMORANDA.
On next Sunday evening, the 28th
inst., Very Rev. J. W. Hickey, C. M.,
president of St. Vincent's college, will
lecture at the Cathedral on tbe A, P. A.,
or so-called American Protective associ
ation. Tbe lectnre is entirely non-sec
tarian. It will be treated from the
standpoint of an American by the rever
end gentleman, whose fame as an orator
preceded him to our city, and whose
residence among us bas already con
firmed tbe golden opinions of those who
bave heard him. Admission, 25 cents;
proceeds to aid the poor.
The New Year', edition of tbe Herald
is acknowledged ty all as being the most
complete treatise c> Southern California
ever issued. It is just what is wanted
to send back east. Persons desiring to
mail it to distant friends can save post
age by addressing them at tbe Herald
office. The call for tbem bas been un- !
precedentedly large, and those desiring
them should not fail to secure them as
soon as possible. The price in wrappers
ib 10 cents a single copy or three copies .
for 25 cents.
Hotel Tostin, the borne for the tour- j
ist. Situated in an orange grove near
the foothills of tbe Santa Ana valley,
two miles east of Santa Ana. Only one
hour's ride from Los Angelee. Fine
hunting and fishing close by. Nice,
sunny rooms. Reasonable rates for
families. 'Bus meets all trains. San
ford Johnson, proprietor and manager.
Postoffice, Tustin.
Dr. Charles de Szigethy is now located !
in tbe Bryson block. Residence, Baker i
block. Office hours, 11 :S0 to 3:30. Sun- j
days and evenings by appointment. Of
fice telephone, 1156; residence, 1056.
Dr. Elizabeth A. Follansbee has re- :
moved her office and residence to 533 i
South Broadway. Tel. 737.
Dr. Rebecca Lee Horsey. Stimson block, ;
second floor, rooms 129,130, 131. Special
attention given to obstetrical cases and
all diseases bf women and children.
Electricity scientifically used. Consul- j
tation hours Ito 5. Telephone, 1227.
The old and well-known United States
hotel will in a few days be connected .
with cafe and restaurant and generally
improved throughout, so that guests
will feel at borne and be satisfied. G.
L. Schmidt & Co., proprietors.
Go to Ebingir's restaurant, Third and ;
Spring streets ; regular dinners and best 1
order bouse in the city. Everything ;
first-class. Attentive white waiters; no
Chinese employed. Open from 6 a.m,
to 12 o'clock midnight.
Don't forget that Lichtenberger's art
emporium is headquarters for tissue
papera and all kinds of paper flower
material. He is also the sole agent for
tbe celebrated Soule photographE. Store,
107 North Main street.
Free exhibition of paintings, wood
carving, China painting, School of Art
and Design, chamber of commerce, 137 j
South Main street, 10 to 4. Garden- '
Macleod, prin.; Wm. Judson, instructor. I
Cosmopolitan dining ball, 219-221
West Second street, are serving better ;
meals than ever before. Give them a ■
trial. Meals 25 cents. NotbiLg but 1
first-class white cooks employed.
S. Conradi, optician, watchmaker and
jeweler, bas removed to 113 South
Spring street. Fine diamond setting
a specialty. Watches, clocks and jew- ■
elry carefully repaired and warranted.
Eleinore Hot Sprin is and Lake View
hotel. Full particulars regarding this
famous resort at tbe Hammam bath,
'J3O South Main street, Los Angeles.
Walter M. Patrick and Frank D. Lan
lerman bave formed a partnership in
tbe real estate and insurance business,
with offices in the Workman bio k
War prices! Men's boots $1.50, car
pet Slippers 35 c-nts, felt slippers 75
cents, good boys'shoes $1. 118 E. First,
bet. Main and Los Angeles Btreets.
Art materials, sketching outfits and
everything in the artist's line at San
born, Vail ,t Co.'s, 133 S. Spring. Law
prices and large assortment.
Baskerville ,v Riddel', write fire in
surance at reduced ratea in old standard
companies. Independent of the "com
pact." 218 North MBin.
SThere will be an interesting song serv
ice at Immannel church tonight. An
themi and eoios by choir with a brief
talk by Dr. Chichester.
If you have a good concert or baby
grand piano to exchange for a new up
right piano, call on A. G. Gardner, 222
S. Los Angeles street.
"Beet Tonic"—Recommended highly
by leading physicians. Germain Fruit
company, wholesale agents. For sale
by all druggists.
Hear Rev. A. C. Bane at Trinity
church on "Tbe Possibilities of Faith"
in the morning and "Death in the Pol"
in tho evening.
For good moat and sausages of all
kinds, call at Louis Strenber's. Orders
promptly attended to. 138 N. Main St..
telephone 160.
Dr. Lawrence, 107 North Spring
street. Diseases of women and difficult
obstetrics. At office, 10 to 4. Office
'phone 1267.
Adams Bros., dentists, 239' c South
Spring Btreet. Painless filling and ex
tracting. The best sets of teeth from $6 I
to $10.
Sanitarium—Pico and Hope sts.; tel. j
138. Dr. Cowles, Bryson blk., Second and j
Spring;tel. 1156.10 to 12a.m., 3to 5 p.m.
For pure Sonoma Zinfandel, call at E.
Flenr'e, 404-406 N.Los Angelee et. East
ern shipments a specialty. Tel. 224.
Dr. Joseph Kurtz and Dr. Carl Kurtz,
physicians and surgeons, bave removed
their office to 147 South Main street.
Dr. M. Hilton Williams, 137 S. Broad
way, specialist in catarrh, throat dis
eases, bronchitis and consumption.
Go to 149 South Main street for choice
home-grown fruit trees, guaranteed true
to name. E. Darrow, proprietor.
Rooms and board at tbe Windermere,
Ocean avenue, Santa Monica. Special
rates given for the winter.
Thirty dollars allowed for old Davis
sewing machines. Drop postal card to
128 Sonth Main street.
Pianos for sale and to rent; tuning
and repairing. A. G. Gardner, 222 S.
Lob Angeles street.
Dr. Wallace A. Dunton, 304 N. Main,
opposite St. Elmo hotel; telephone 1159.
Robert Sharp & Co., funeral directors
(independent), 636 S. Spring st.; te1.1029.
Call at silversmiths and get prices for
sterling silver spoons. Times' basement.
Buy the Whitney make of trunk. Fac
tory 344 N. Main street, Baker block.
Howry & Bresee, Broadway under
takers. "Independent of tbe trust,"
Use Dr. Trout's antiseptic tooth pow
ders. N.W. cor. Sixth and Broadway.
Jay E. Hunter, attorney-at-law, re
moved to Stimson block, fourth floor.
Board and room at the Bellevue Ter
race at $1.25 per day.
Insure with A. C. Golsb, 147 South
Broadway.
Indian goods at Campbell's, 325 S.
Spring.
Dr. Parry, ear and eye, 129 1 .; W. First.
Drs. Rogers* McCoy. Eye, ear, throat.
Dr. Cowles removed to Bryson block.
IPS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 21, 1894.
CLARENCE STEWART IS FOUND.
The Missing: Riverside Mer
chant at Lompoc.
His Peculiar Actions vtliile Going
to That Place.
Hla Strut* Court act Leads His
Friends to Believe Tbat
He Is Mentally
Deranged.
Clarence Stewart, the Riverside mer
chant who mysteriously disappeared
from this city last Sunday, was found
yesterday at Lompoc, 70 miles north of
Santa Barbara.
W. W. Phelps of Riverside, who went
in search of the missing man, took him
in charge, and will probably return to
morrow.
Stewart was seen Inst Wednesday in
Ventura, whence he was traced north
ward. He went to Santa Barbara and
took the stage to Lompoc, where he
arrived Friday night.
His peculiar action has caused bis
frieuds to believe be is demented. A
message to the Herald from Ventura
!a«t night states that it was reported
tbat be is suffering from dementia.
Mr. Frank M. Selover of the Santa
Barbara Independent, who arrived in
the city last evening, gave tbe following
account of Stewart's actions as it was j
given to him:
Stewart made bis appearance in Santa
Barbara Thursday evening, arriving on
the 7 o'clock train from the south, pre
sumably coming from Ventura, It was
not known in Santa Barbara at that
time that Stewart was missing, else
officers would have been on tbe watcb
for anyone answering the description.
As it was, Stewart took the Commercial
hotel 'bus at the depot, but did not go
to the hotel. Where he spent Thurs
day night is a mystery.
The next morning he went to tbe
stage office and purchased a ticket to
Lompoc. He was particular to engagu
the seat with the driver, but as that
individual stated afterward, had not
one word to say during the 60 miles'
ride.
When the agent asked Stewart regard
ing his baggage the latter remarked
tbat he traveled without baggage. lit
gave his name aa "F. M. Cone it," but tin
stage man remembered how be looked
and was positive, when reading nexi
day the Herald's neconnt of the disap
pearance, tbat the strange passenger
was Clarence Stewart.
At tbe Lompoc hotel tbe man regis
tered as "C. H. Stevens, Kaiserville."
It wbb mainly through the efforts oi
Sheriff Bougbton of Santa Harbara thai
Stewart waa discovered at Lompoc. The
sheriff, acting under inquiries from Riv-
Brside, telepboned to various parts ol
the county, and was successful when
Lompoc was called. "C. H. Stevens"
was readily recognized by the hotel men
ac Clarence Stewart, the Riverside mer
chant. The deputy sheriff at Lompoc
wae told to watch the man but not arrest
him unless he should start to leave.
W. W. Pheipß, the friend of Mr. Stew
art who has been searching the country
for days, arrived in Santa Barbara Fri
day nigbt and left for Lompoc by the
Btage yesterday to bring Mr. Stewart
back to his distracted family. He
should reach Los Angeles Sunday night
or Monday.
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.
a ■aria* of Ward Meetings lo Be Held
for Organization.
A meeting of the associated charities
will be held in the different wards, to
which all persons interested in charity 1
work are requested to attsnd, to take
steps towards the organizing of a dis
trict conference to co-operate with the
associated charities. Aa the object anil
success of the association depends very
greatly upon the intereet and support of
evory citizen, it ie earnestly desired that
all persons wishing their charity worth
ily bestowed should attend this meeting
and giv" their moral support to the
work. Representatives of tbe asßoci
ated charities will be present to give
any information desired as to tbe plan
of work and render all assistance possi
ble.
The varioue wards will hold their
meetings as follows:
Wednesday evening, Janaary 24th, at
7:30, tbe First ward will meet at the
Frieuds' mission, 226 Downey avenue.
Third ward will meet in tbe parlors of
the First Presbyterian chutch, corner
Second and Broadway,
Fourth ward at Central M. E. church.
Fifteenth street, west of Main.
Seventh ward, at the residence of
Brainard Smith, 415 East Fourth street.
Ninth ward, at tbe Baptist chnrch,
Boyle Heights, at 2 o'clock p.m. of same
date.
The Second. Fifth, Sixth and Eiphth
wards will report the time and place of
meeting later on.
MEMORANDA.
The bost remedy for irritating bron
chial cough and soreness in tbe lungs iB
Koweii's Cough Mixture. We recom
mend it. A. E. Littleboy, 311 South
Spring street.
The best and cheapest is tbe genuine
Rochester beater and cooking stove at
(3 90, Bold by Meyberg Bros., tbe
Crystal Palace, 138 South Main Btreet.
Business men who eecure their job
printing at the Herald office receive
courteous treatment and neat, attract
;ve work at moderate prices.
We will send Advance sewing ma
chines on trial to any lady in Lob An
geles. Call or address 128 South Main
street.
For a good table wine order our Sono
ma Zinfandel at 50c per gal. T. Vacbe &
Jo., cor. Commercial and Alameda. Tel.
JO9.
Eisewbere in this paper you can see
who won tbe ticket to tbe midwinter
lair given by the King shoe store.
THE TUDOR DENTAL CO
DR. J. P. TUDOR. MANAGER.
RUBBER PLATES—UPPER OR LOWER,
lit grade, $8; 2d grade, $6.50; 3d grade, i 5.
Aluminum Platel $12 Oto $15 00 ■_
Poice.ain Crowns y. { jj i ayff, i* l /GT^-JT.
tjold Crovros 500 to 700 M^^jjm^M^Blm^ v% Wflassßi
1 'eetli extracted for 25 c Painless eztractiou. btlHbb mw V
The administration of gas a specialty at 75c J|W y
4HP-ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
THE TUDOR DENTAL CO. "*Jm '
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Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
Powder
ABaSoonreur pi/re
SOME GOOD BASEBALL
To Be Played at Athletic Pack Thia
Afterumio.
Two games of baseball will be played
at Athletic park this afternoon. The
first will be bstween the Los Angeles
Grays and the Kealings, who will appear
in their new uniforms. The play will
commence at 1 p.m. sharp. The teams
are made up as follows :
L. A. Grays. Posltionr.. Keatings.
Whaling c Early
.*. Moore p Hart
Allen Ist b Cleveland
l-itibln Mb Van Urn-kirk
Heaps 3d b Van Horn
■Tank fs Smith
Kd Moore -If Moßain
Giierclo. cf Boswell
Sepulveda rl Slaney
The second game will be called after
the first is ended, and will be between
tbe Boyle Heights Stars and the Pa
cifies, The teams will be made up sb
follows:
B. H. Stars. Positions. Pacifies.
W. Chapman c Cuitls
Thomas p Tyler
Bland l«tb Wliliums
Ward 2d b Jones
Cummings ;id b Willis
Smith ss Alvarndo
P. Chapman If Lewis
A. Thomas cf Clausen
A. Kuiz-. rf \Yll<on
James T. Csriiu, umpiie.
A NOVEL ASSOCIATION.
Men Join Together to Keep Their Clothes
Clean.
Smith, the tailor, 214 South Broad
way (formerly 3-10 South Spring street)
has associated with himself a gentle
man of means and business standing in
n novel business under the name of the
Los Angeles Cleaning and Pressing asso
ciation. Memberships in this asso
ciation are sold for $3.00 for the first
month and $1.50 per month for each
emceeding month, which entities the
members to have their clothes cleaned,
pressed and small mending dent, with-
Mit additional charge. All goods will
■>c called for and delivered to any part
ol the city free of charge.
The club cr association is growing
very fast, and at the reasonable rate at
vhich this work is done is within the
reach of all who desire to hiive their
.lotbing kept neat and clean.
I n■■i !i , - i ,t ivi,.grniii«.
There are undelivered telegrams at
:ha Western Union Talegraph office,
corner ol Court and Maia Bticats, Janu
ary 20th, for Harry A. Francis, Mka
McDouough, W. 11. Cook, Mrs. M. Dam
per and Mies Marion Moore.
Leltors im Mothers
speak i
•warm terms
of what I?
Scott's < h^fy\
has done / > f \J> j \
for their del- ,UjS*tar*fc~'
icate, sickly /?
children, J
It's use has — \
brou g h t ■"-..JiiaLjt""—
thousands back to rosy health.
Scott's Emulsion
of cod-liver oil with Hypophos
phites is employed with great
success in all aiiments that re
duce flesh and strength. Little
ones take it with relish.
Pr»par c -d b? Scott 4 Bowne, N. Y. All dracElstfl.
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BE A
FROST!
But try and be up to date in
your dress and appearance.
We can give you endless ideas
on dress—what is correct to
wear and when to wear it.
We are the leading haber
dashers and keep everything
worn by man.
Custom - Made
Shirts a specialty.
GARTER & MACHIN,
106 S. Spring St.
Shirt Makers Men's OnHitlers.
A SERIOUS RUNAWAY.
Phillip Werner Badly Injured by'a Wild
Horse.
In a runaway accident last night at 6
o'clock Phillip Werner, a draughtsman
in the city engineer's office, was seri
ously injured. Hie hip was dislocated
and his ankle broken.
He was out driving with a friend when
the horse took fright and ran. Both
were thrown from the buggy, which was
smashed into kindling. The accident
occurred at Sixteenth street and Grand
j avenue.
The injured man was removed to his
home in the natrol wagon. He resideß
at 1428 Wright street.
King Shoe Store Cluesslng Contest.
We, tbe undersigned, having super
vised the counting of the shoe buttons
in the glass jars at the King shoe store,
found that the jars contained (1524 but
tons, and the one guessing nearest the
exact number was Mrc. Spencer G, Mil
lard, whoiie guess was (>SOO.
Henhy P. Wilson,
A. 0. Day.
Gko. H. Elliott.
Five thousand people visited the Brlswalter
tract last Sunday. <;rowds avery day. Villa
lots on Adams aud Tweuty-eightU street, 106
and 180 feet deep, at slaughter prioe of $150.
SOWERKROWT. ZVS.
DIED.
BURNS-In Lc« Angeles, Cal., January 10,
180*. at tbe residence of ber daughter,
Mrs. Julia Armstrong, corner State street
aud Judson a\enne, Brooklyn Heights,
Msry Burns, sued UT».
Funeral from the residence this (Sunday)
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Cleveland, Ohio, papers pU ase copy.
V' Mm*
DR. WHITE'S
Private Dispensary,
128 North Main St.
LOS AN',<i2-, CAL.
Established 1890.
Nervous Debility,
seminal w< . tenets, impotency, etc., resulting
from youthful indiscretions, excesses in ma
tured years ftnrt ether causes, including some
of the following E\.aptoms, as dizziness,
Oonfo4lOa «f Id*;**, defective memory,
Hveriluu . i \ . blotuTie*, cmtssluoa.
exhaustion*, varlctjcrtle, etc., are perma
nently cured.
URINARY. KIDNEY AND BLADDER
tTOnblef, weak back, Incontinence, gono-rhcei,
fleet, htrcluro and all unnatural discharges
ate perfectly cured.
Scrofula and Syphilis,
Causing ulcers, eruptions, enlarge 1 joints,
rheumatism, swelling in groius, mucous
patches iv mouth, so.j threat, failing hair,
catarrh and many other symptoms are quickly
removed sod alt polsou thoroughly and per
manently eradicated from the system.
IMPOTENCY OR SEXUAL WEAKNESS
Permanently cured by special treatment that
never falls. Stricture promptly removed by
painless electricity.
DR WIUTB !s always consulted In psrsoa.
His patients are never entrusted to the care
of incompetent hired snbsiltutcs, ns is Lho case
in so mrtuy so-called institutes. You see the
Doctor or.iy. Ladies and geutlemeu consult in
btxict confidence,
DR. WHITE has no superior in the treat
ment of private, nervous and chrouio com
plaints. He cures the worst casas after the
failure of other doctors. Our of tuwn patients
heated by mail aud express. Free book for
men.
Bhdfat- aj'y.'j £•< (/>:.*e'fefksjl SAteA
"MJtTAiLoft.
lINCORPORATED.I
312 S. SPRING ST.,
Just Below Third.
Imperial Hair Bazar
A Kirst-Olass Hairdressiag' Estab
lishm-ut.
HUMAN HAIR GOODS.
Hair Dyeing and Shampooia*.
Cuhtou W t Making.
•iHt 220 W. SB.--OND AT.,
1-18 Cm Vuaer Hollenbeck Hotel.
CAMPBELL T. HEDGE,
Hotel Terragina
REDLANDS, CAL M
JN the beautiful San Bernardino Valley. Magnificent moun
tain scenery. House now open for the Fall and Winter
season.
CAMPBELL T. HEDGE, Prop.
WM. M. TISDALE, Manager.
I THE HOLLENBECK
Best Appointed Hotel in
Los A^s eles -
Rp 'itj American and Kuropeau Plans.
r : :: *. n »*' s ' First-class Service. *
m^feg^ | Reasonable Kates.
p ; Fiuest Cafe iv the City ,
In Connection.
A. C. BILICKE & CO.,
T5» 10-7-C.in PROPRIETORS
MILES MILES ,
WILLIAM JENKINS
Was one of the first to finish the century—loo ,
miles—January i4th, FROM LOS ANGELES
TO SOUTH RIVERSIDE AND RETURN.
He rode a
24-POUND KEATING ROAD WHEEL ;
The following gentlemen also rode the Keat
ing on this run: Allen, Burke, Long, Moss,
Washburn and Michner. THE KEATING is
the lightest road wheel in America, which has
stood the test of 1893 without breaking.
Road wheels, *\ 24 and 25 pounds.
HAWLEY, KING & CO.
N. MAIN ST. '
ANNUAL REDUCTION SALE!
iO F T H
Original James leans Celebrated Shoes
SHN ALL '
The Si.so «hoe Rednceil to §2.25. I The Sit.oo hoe R cUrotl to S3..»<>.
The $3.00 Shoe Reduced to $2.75. | The 85.00 Shoe Reduced to M..00. .
BOSTON SHOE STOKE, Sole Ag't,
COR. MAIN &. S g OONP STS I'^'.l—
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WINE MERCHANT, 131 ,