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Weather Baraan.
Re port of observations taken at Los Angelea,
Hay 8, 1894:
jTher. |RH'm Wd;Ve),Wtho
49 100 8 01e»T
I 65 I 61 W i 5 yoggy
p. m
MMUmum temperature, 72.
Minimum temporal are, 48.
Jnrllcatlant.
Fpr Sonthern California; Fair weather,
warmer.
Tbe United States coast defense ship
Monterey has been ordered to remain st
Redondo Beach until May 7th.
The workmen on tbe Downey avenue
sewer went on a strike yesterday morn
ing on account of a wages disagreement.
The city tax and licence collector re
ported tbat he had collected $13,772 for
April licenses and $70 delinquent March
licenses.
The registration of Chinese under the
exclusion act ends today at noon, ac
cording to law. Efforts are being made
to have the time extended.
Co.nelius Hawkins, a colored youth
who has spent some time in the Wbit
tier reform school, wae fined $20 in the
police court yesterday for petty larceny.
A tamale wagon belonging to R. W.
Morrison, at Spring and Court streets,
caught fire at 7 o'clock laet night, and
in his endeavors to save tbe contents
Morrison was severely burned about tbo
bands and face.
William Griffin, who resides in the
country, fell from hie wagon on Alameda
street yesterday afternoon and brake an
arm. He waa treated by Police Surgeon
Bryant at the receiving hospital and
later sent to his home.
An electrio car waß derailed at the
corner of Broadway and Eighth street
at 8:30 last night. Nobody waa hurt
and no damage was done beyond stop
ping the running of care until 15 or 20
trains had accumulated at that point.
The efforts on the part uf the unions
and labor orders of thia county to eatab
lish a joint free reading and reception
room have not abated. Committees
from the various bodies will meet at 208
North Main street thiß evening at 7:30
o'clock to take final steps in the matter
of organizing.
Among the interesting persons to be
present and participate in the eeßßious
6f the Young People's Missionary con
ference which convenes on Friday even
ing in thiß city, are Dr. Wm. Dean, who
for over 50 years was a missionary in
Siam ; Dr. Cochran from Japan and Rev.
Mr. Pease from Wisconsin.
Vincanza Angarrata, an | Italian 49
years of age, was found dead in bed, at
643 Buena Vista street, yesterday morn
ing. Coroner Cates held an inquest
npon the body last night at the under
taking parlors of Sharp & Samson,
when it developed that the deceased
bad died from natural causes.
An Active Place.
Sunshine seemed to illumine the
hearts of Los Angeles' fair ones yester
day ;• he fine lieht of contentment beamed
from their very eyes. The looked-for
millinery opening explains it ail. How
can a poor reporter describe tbe inde
scribable. For the children, every blight
headwear conceit of the season. Bon
nets for $2; bonnets for $20 How lone
some a man feels in such a fairyland as
tbia great millinery parlor, which was
filled with women of taete. Of course
no man goes into the store without sup
plying hiß wants for a year from the
Carter & Machin stock, on sale tbere at
60 cents on tbe dollar. Surely the store
of A. Hamberger Jt Bona throbs with in
tense activity.
JOTTINGS.
A Paving Investment.
Wewant $3000 cash above regular sales and
to get It mast give an extra Inducement. It
will pay to invest. 10c wall paper goes for 5c
aroll; 15c paper for Hie, 20c and 25c paper
for 100 a roll; ingrain, 10c a roll. Compare
prices Money saved is belter than made. We
' hang paper for 100 a roll. Your lme now, ours
later. Chicago Wall Paper House; new num
bei, 328 S. Spring at.
Anheuser-Busch.
The premium be-r wbich asserted lis supe
riority over all other beers at Chicago is to be
had only at Charles Bauer's Anheuser sa oon,
245 8. Spring at., and at tbe Eintracht, 103 N,
Spring St. Tha Anheuser restaurant, at 245 S.
Spring st., sets the beat dinner and lunch s in
the city. The premium beer also on tap at
Jebn Helghberger'a Spring su, between Fourth
and Fifth.
Mirrors of all descriptions are now being
made in this city, and can be had at a great
saviag oyer what you have been paying for
them. French bevei plaic glaas is also made to
Older by the same house at satisfactory prices.
B. Raphael it Co., 410 a Spring atreet.
Our Home Brew.
Mater it Zobt em's lager, fresh from their
brewery, on draught ln all tha principal sa
loons; delivered promptly ln battles or kegs,
Offico and brewery. All Allso street. Teie
fhene 91.
Security Loan and Trust Company.
223 South Spring street, acts as executor, ad-
mlnlslrator, guardian, assignee, and also fur-
Dishes bonds of surct.'ship for others acting iv
these capacities.
The Best Cough Remedy
Jatheone tbat cureß a cough. Sale's Pine and
Kbcalptu? compound wiil do It, and is idea&aul
to take. H M. BALE it i ON, Druggists, 290
«. Spring etreet.
John Beckwith & Son,
The Sruagists, have removed their drug store to
corner Spring and Temple streets, to the rcom
formsriy occupied by the London Clothing
company.
Ha Was From Duarte.
The conlftry boy was too fast for the city ex.
perls In the East Bide road race. His name was
Clyde Washburn and he rode a Keating wheel.
Wagner, tbe Jeweler, opened at IBS N*. Main
rt, opposite old court bouse. Come and Ret
your eyes examined free of charge. Large
Block ot apeca cheap.
Money to Loan.
CMy and oountry property, real estate mort
ear* j any amount; lowest rates. W. K. Burke,
Mo"* N. SprinE st.
Headquarters for Strawberries.
the finest and mo t delicious in tbe market
at Althooss Bros., 105 W. First atreet. Tele-
Ihone 398.
Finest Variety and Cheapest
Place ln town for nap, game, oysters, terrapins,
etc, Fred Haniinen's, Mott Market,
Carpet Cleaning at Bloeser's.
Satisfaction, promptnuiii, reasonable; 154-5H
(.Broadway. TeL 427.
Fine eastern mackerel, 3 for 25c; best oysters.
• fer2oo.j salmon, 100. at W. C. Weld's cash
grocery.
Dr. D. F. Diffenbacher, Dentist.
No. 11B>4 b. Spring street; rooms- 4 and 3.
A Modern Millinery Store.
Hoffman At Co., 210 S Spring at.
Choice Onllfornla o i • es. olive oil and pickles
»t . U Weldl, Oifl 8. Bioadway.
IT WAS STRICTLY PRIVATE.
City Officials and Conncilnieii
Behind Closed Doors.
They Are Working on the City
License Ordinance.
They Apparently Ua Not TTant, the Pub
lic to Know Who Are the Soon
■ora for the Prepoafd
Altera! lon a.
me matter or fixing up the ca
licence ordinance ie one tbat ie cansiu
a great deal o! uneasiness aud anxiet
to certain members of the city count::
and city officials who expect to be can
didatee for various offices in tbe gift o
the people.
With few exceptions they all want t<
avoid any treasure of responsibi' v fo
any changes tbat nut tie m ids, 1 tt
avoid being knovtn to the pnblU
as being actively identified with dug
gesting or advocating any changes. Xc
a large degree this can b» attributed to
the vigorous action of the Merchants'
aisocietion in protesting against the
business tax, and to such city officiate
wbo are still hankering after a deeper
dive into the pub'.io fieshpots, and who
are trying to trim their sails to catch
every breeze as well ac bend th« preg
nant hinges of the knee that thrift may
follow lawning, the fear that their ac
tions in tinkering up the city licence
ordinance is a wild and ever present
one.
Yesterday afternoon wae the time set
for tbe coneideration of tbe revision of
the city license ordinance aud tbere wae
a good deal of fidgeting and talking iv
corners on the topic. President Teed
was frank and outspoken in saying lo
the reporters that he waß opposed to
making any change in tla ordinance at
the present time, ss there were e-nou
logal obstacles in the way of thus crip
pling the revenue of the city with the
present charter limit.
At 2 o'clock Councilruen Rhodes,
Munson, Nickeil aud Smith and Oity
Tax Collector Wade, Deputy City Attor
ney Dunn,with City Clerk Luckenbach as
keeper of the keys re'.ired to the room of
tbe board of public works and were clos
eted behind locked doors for two heurs.
By this ingenious cloak of secrecy the
city officials obviated the necessity of
going on record, aad when the new ord
inance is born tbey can all lift up their
bands and cry with pious unction to
the Merchants' association and the tax
payers in general: "Our bands are clean.
We have had naught to do with risking
these changes in the license ordinance."
While tbe star chamber session was in
progress, Councilman Tom Strohm put
in an appearance in tbe ante-room.
"What'e this," he said, "a secret ses
sion? I guess I'll stay out," and he left
the building.
MEMORANDA.
Tbe Keating, following cloßely on its
victory of April 7th (East Side road
race), has now to record the latest at
Ventura, May Ist, winning tbe seven
mile road race against 16 competitors.
Sold by Hawley, King & Co., 210 aLd
212 N. Main St., Los Angeles.
Dr. Rebecca Lee Dorsey, Stimson
block, eecond floor, rooms 129, 130,131.
Special attention given to obstetrical
cases and all diseases of v omen and
children. Electricity acientilically used.
Consultation hours, Ito 5. Telephone
1227.
Are you aware of the fact tbat Licht
enberger's art emporium, 107 North
Main street, is the place to buy year
art materials, pictures and frames. If
not, you should call and save money
on any purchase.
S. Conradi, optician, watchmaker and
jeweler, has removed to 113 South Spring
street. Fine diamond setting a specialty.
Watches, clocks and jewelry carefully
repaired aud warranted.
Beet remedy for irritating bronchial
cough and soreness in tbe lungs iB Row
ell's Cough Mixture. We recommend it.
A. E. Littleboy,3ll South Spring street.
Lawn tennis shoes, all sizes, 50 cents,
at tbe cheapest place on earth for boots
and shoes, 118 East First street, the
best place to buy your children's Bhoes.
Klein re Hot Springs and Lake View
hotel. Full particulars regarding tbis
famous resort at the Hammam bath, 230
Seuth Main street, Los Angeles.
Special.—For a short time only, finest
enameled cabinet photos in the city, re
duced to $1 per dozen. Sunbeam Art
Parlors, 230 Sjuth Main street.
Do you know that the Cosmopolitan
restaurant, 219 221 West Second street,
is serving better meals than ever before ?
Just try them. Meals 25c.
Adams Bros., dentists, 239% South
Spring street. Painless filling nnd ex
tractiug. Tbe bust lets of teeth from $l>
to $10.
Piaroe for sale and to rent; tuning and
repairing. Second-band pianos at a bar
gain. A. G. Gardner, 118 Winston et.
Go to the Bryson Lumber company
for the best lumber- finest lino in the
city. Office. 207 W. Second street.
■hi to l .H South Main street for choice
home-grown fruit trees, guaranteed true
to name. E. Derrow, proprietor.
Dr. M. H. Williams, Bpecialist in all
beaJ, throat, chest, blood and nervous
aSii'tions, 127 South Broadway.
Art lessons in exchange for offico at
tendance, male or female. M. Macleed,
school of art and design.
Sharp & Sampson, funeral directors
(independent),sobß. Spring st. jtel. 1029.
See the Mexican leather carver at
Campbell's curio store, 325 South Spring.
Ail kinds ef sewing machines repaired
at 128 South Main street ; needles, oil.
Jay E. Hunter, attoruey-at-law. re
moved to Stimson block, fourt. floor.
Bur the Whitney make of trunk. I''sa
lary 344 N. Mainst., Baker block.
Sewing machines, in good working
order, for $5 each, 128 S. Main et.
Dr. Salisbury has remove id to Bradbury
block, rooms 281, 235, first iioor.
The Advance Davis sewing machine ie
the best. Oflioe 128 S. Main et.
Dr. Wallace A. Dunton, 301 N. Main,
opposite St. Elmo ; tel. 1159.
Dine at tha Hoilenbeck cafe, the only
select place iv Los Angeles.
All kinds of sewing machines !o-rent •
128 S. Main street.
Irißiue with A. C. Golib, 147 South
Broadway.
Drs. Rogers & McCoy, Bryson block,
Mrs. Dr. Walls, 127 K. Third. See ad.
Grand i'aoiho—Raouis 50c to $1.50.
Making* Big Vrejaaratloas.
The Santa Fe are arranging for a num
ber of special trains to Redondo on Sat
urday aud viutiay to aocoicmodate the
large crowd that will go down to the
bead) to see ttie United States warsship
Monterey. Time ol departure of train s
wiilifpear in Saturday moraiug'a issue.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: TFJ DAY MORNING. MAY 3. 1894.
I i
I ROYAL Baking Powder is re- |
1 ported by the U. 5. Government, §
lj after official tests, highest of all §
g| in leavening power. It is the I
I best and most economical; a pure |
$ cream of tartar. Baking Powder. I
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THE FIRE COMMISSION.
They K/cuinminrt Somo Chftngcl In the
Names of Street*.
Ttie fire commission met yeaterday
niornir.; witb the mayor in the chair.
Tbe Los Angeles Cleanser Comround
company presented an application to
ere su eight-horse power engine and
boiier at tbe corner of Tbird and Ste
phenson etreet. Referred to the chief
with power to act.
Chief Moriarty reported favorably on
an oi Jinance for locating additional fire
alarm boxes, and the same waß adopted
by the board.
The application of Armado Ramirez
for rallman wae placed on file.
V favorable report was made by tbe
chief on the application of tbe Keystone
Iron Works for the erection of a foundry
and the necessary permission was grant
ed by the board.
On motion of Mr. Broderick the new
lire alarm apparatus furnishtd by the
Gatnewell Manufacturing company was
formally accepted by the board and the
ectnciau was directed to place tbe ap
paratus in position.
Mr. Wirsching moved that a commu
nication he sent to the council with re
gard to tbe importance of changing the
names ot etreeta bearing tbe same name,
on account of the confneion arising when
tire alarms are telephoned ia to head
quarters.
A good deal of delay wae caused by
reason of the confusion occasioned by
the alarm on Tuesday from State street
owing to there being two thoroughfares
in the city of that name.
The board then adjourned and tbe
mayor called the members into his pri
vate office, where a cenenltatien was
held behind ciosed doors. It was an
other of thOße stereotyped secret Bes
sionß which of l&te are becoming quite
frequent with the city boards who ars
entrusted with the conduct of the pnblic
buaiuess, and for some occult reason de
sire to keep the same secret from the
axpayers. It ia currently rumored tbat
there is a "home deal" on the tapis.
THE KENNEL CLUB.
The l lali in a Flourishing Dominion.
New Officer! elected.
At a meeting of ths Southern Cal
ifornia Kennel club, held Tuesday, May
let, the secretary reported that at tbe
bench show expenses bad somewhat
exceeded tbe receipts, tbe clnb was in a
flourishing condition having still nioriey
in tbe treasnry and assets in tbe shape
of material for holding shows valued at
$400.
A vote of thanks was tendered tbe
newspapers for tbe full reports tbey bad
given of trie dog show and thanks were
also tendered C. A. Sumner, tbe secre
tary, and t)r. J, A. Edmonds, the veter
inary, for their gratuitons services. The
following nominations for the ensning
year were then made: For president,
O. A. Sumner; for vice-presidents, 8. K.
Benchley, T. 8. Walker, T. S. Casey,
Frank W. Ingalls and A. T. Robinson ;
for secretary, Joseph Singer; for treas
urer, Ed Tufts; for veterinary surgeon,
Dr. A. Edmonds. Election to take place
next month.
The Era of Masai*.
This is an athletlr age. Everybody wants to
be strong. The craze—for ll has well nigh
reached that slags—afreets both sexes, and even
childhood. The pugilistic phase of thia fad in
young America is by no means morally prom
islrg. v; is on' thing to be endowed with
Tlgorand another lo be Snniowed with muscle.
Buperrnuscularlty ia often Induced by physi
cal effort perilous to health and calculated to
abort*n life. The vigor wbich meana a regular
and efficient disobarge of the physical func
lioua is the firat medium at which alt may
safely aim without eanstng ruptures or break
ing blood veasals, Hoiletter's Stomach Bitters
li largely conducive to a gain ln vigor of this
sort, Muee it stimulates and assists digestion,
promotes regnlar bilious secretion and keeps
the bowels in order. Sleep, that grand recrrper
at't.' ol nervous vigor, la encouraged by it: and
it remedies malarial, rheumalic and kidney
trouble.
Use QF.KM4.N PaJCIXT boar.
The Only Doctors ln Southern California Treating
Diseases of CQen Only.
UNTIL OIHRE IS EFFECTED.
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CES C ET ro"'' Bock on She Cause.and .Treatment of Seminal ritaea.ps, together
r IiC.C.I with mica of diet, earerthrr-'ehd'eteep.-by mall. Strictfrlyeay Aeeereal.
THE NORTHWESTERNERS.
I heir Aaaociation K»«i>* C|< Many li
c.llont l'rojscta.
A livoly session was had at the weekly
meeting ol the Northwest Lob Angaiee
Improvement association last Tuesday
evening. Two new members were ad
mitted, C. Steeb and T. F. Laycuck,
making a total membership o! 115, all
property owners.
The executive committee reported
having obtained the consent of ex-
Mayor Hazard to address the next meet
ing, Tuesday evening. May Sth. on the
subject of Oity Parks. Fred L. Baker
and D. F. Donegan were appointed a
committee to escort Mr. Hazard to the
ball. Extra ohairs will be provided so
as to fill the seating capacity of the
building, and all residents of the district
are invited to be present.
The committee on streets reported
that Mrs. Banning is the only protrsl
ant ia the matter of extension of Caste
lar street to Psllevue avenue, and that
she will be given a beating before the
city council next Monday.
The committee on parks reported fa
vorable progress in tbe matter of the en
largement of Elysian park and piping
water to Echo park, 'lhe com
mittee on health and sanitation
reported the action of the city
council in the matter of insufficient
water for flush tanks in tbe hill district.
The need of an electric light at the
interaection of Bellevue and Beaudry
avenues was diecuss&d, and the commit
tee on light and water requested to co
operate with Councilman lunea in urg
ing the city council to have one placed
tbere.
The committee on proposed widening
and extension of band street, west of
Pearl street, to mergo in Bellevue avenue
at Edgeware road, asked fur the ap
pointment of eight more to tho commit
tee, making a total of 12, in order that
a thoroa B .i canvass of the district, also
piauß and r ecificatione, may he made.
The committee on revision of the city
charter made a Quel report, which was
adopted, and the committee instructed
to present the same to the courc'l com
mittee as the recommendation of the
Northwest Lob Angelea Improvement
association, and confer with that com
mittee regarding the proposed amend
ments.
Tbe committee on streets and bat on
parks and boulevards were requested to
draft a resolution on behalf of tde asso
ciation, urging the adoption of the Lake
Shore avenue route for the proposed
boulevard to Pasadena.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses were isßued yes
terday to the following persons:
Peter Stewart, aged til, a native of
Sotland, and Mrs. S. E. Pearson, aged
45, a native of Indiana, botb residonts of
Los Angeleß.
Otto Halmer, aged 29, a native of Ger
many, and Hannah Wueßger, aged 21, a
native of Mississippi, bath residents of
Los Angeles.
Persons who sympathize with the af
flicted will rejoice with D. E. Carr of
1235 Harrison etreet, Kansas City. He
is an old sufferer from inflammatory'
rhonmatiim, butbaenotbereeorore been
troubled in tbis climate. Last winter
be went up into Wisconsin, and iv con
sequence has bad anothei attack. "It
come upon me again very acute end
severe," he said. "My Jointß swelled
and became inflamed; sore to touch
or almost to look at. Upon the urgent
request of my mother-in-law, I tried
Chamberlain's Pain Balm to reducs the
swelling and ease the pain, and to my
agreeable surprise, it did both. I have
uaed three 50 cent bottles and believe it
to be the finest thing fer rheumatism,
pains and swellings extant. For sale by
Off & Vaughn Fourth and Spring streets,
and C. F. Heinzeman, 222 North Main
Btreet, druggists.
The wall paper dealer of the city Is Eckstrom
80081 Mainst.
SANTA ANAS DEFEATED.
The Boyle Heights Stars Beat Them
Easily at Baseball.
The Boyle Heights Stars journeyed to
Anaheim Landing, on May day, and
rrave trie f'anta Ana club a severe drub
oing. The Santa Ana club had never
been defeated in its own county, and
has only loet one game eince it has been
reorganized. The features of the came
were two great catches of fouls by Chap
mar., tbe long running catch of A.
Thomas and the batting of Al Cum
mings. Chief Smith pitched a tine game
for the Stars nnd Fred Ma, ot twirled in
great form for the Santa Anas.
The following is tbe
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Hood's aarsapartlla absolutely cures where
othe* preparations fail. It possesses medicinal
mci . Teculiar to Itaelf.
Constipation and all t oublet with the dlgee
ttve organs aud the liver, are cured by Hods
rills Hnequalled aa a dinner pill.
A. A. Eckstrom, 309 8. Main street, Is where
you want to no looking for good wall paper at
the right price.
DIED.
PEEODAUI. —In this city, May Ist, John
B»rgdahl, a native of Sweden.
Funeral from F.jtlish Lutheran Church, cor
ner Kightb Hud Flower street-, Friday, -ut iili,
at Ip. m. Interment at Odd Fallews' Ceme
tery. Friends and actual-; tanoas Invited to at
teud. Old Fellows requested lo meet at bail
at TJ-.ao.
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Is prepared to famish Liquid Fnel cheaper than any other fuel
snlrt in I'alitortiiu. It almi iiisnnt'antnrfM Pure Asphalts and a
Une ef fine Lubricant-. ALL Hi>ME Fill-ill (' I' .
MAIN OFFICE, - - SANTA PAULA, CAL
n* . v/ifl.fi I Lou ALiii .rs, 13* i fSeet Wecoinl itreot. Tel 1174.
BKAMBKH \ Bts f^ ye,,,.,,, 204 rall.orei* su'eet. T-... ■•>■■ U. 5-H4it
IMPORTING GROCER, 136-138 N Spring
DR. WHITE'S
£ PRIVATE
W I DISPENSARY
&DR. WHITE, the oldest
established specialist, has
devoted more time (as city
papers show) to the exclu
sive treatment ol eexual
and chronic diseases of
men and women than any
other advertising physi
cian in this city. Blood
and skin diseases, red spots, pain in
bones, sore throat and mouth, blotches
and ernptlons of the skin, ulcers, painful
swellings, etc.; kidney and bladder dis
eases, frequent saiatnriMoa, scalding, in
flammation, gravel, etc.; organic weak
ness, undeveloped organs, impediments
to marriage, nervous debility, impaired
memory, mental anxiety, absence of will
power, weak back, lost vitality, melan
choly aad all diseases resulting from ex
cesses, indiscretion or overwork, recent
or old, speedily, thormghly and perma
nently cured. ''Where shall Igo to get
oared ?" many a aafierer asks, not know
ing whom to trust. Go where thousands
of others have gone aad be restored to
perfeot health, the comforts of home and
the enjoyment of society—ta Dr. White's
old established eflice, located 8 years in
Los Angeles. All lingering chronic dis
eases that have been neglected or havo
failed to yield to the treatment of less
skillful hands soon get well under Dr.
White's superior treatment. Patients
wishing speedy relief and sura curs
should consult Dr. White, ■ .'.so long,
extensive experience enab . hint to ap
ply the proper treatment at once without
useless experiments, thne saving the
patient much time and expense. Office
and private laboratory, 128 Snith Main
street, Los Angeleß, Oal. Out-of-town
patients treated by mail and express.
A VELVETY SKIN
Can be obtained by every ledy by the use of
that aaarrel ol complexion ereami, Belled
CREME RHEA
It makes the roughest akin spat apd velvety,
being a positive care for cpiimed, chafed and
•unburn t rata. It Is -Importer} fresh France,
aad la an emeutUj£9 fvUuin jadfes' toflec
IVnVkl AX HAI 8 H AZA AB.,
Under the Holfonbeclt, Second street
Baker Iron Works
soe ro oas bom a vista bt.
LOB ANQELHS, . OAL.
aaietadas SL t. arennda. Tel. 134.
IMPORTANT
AUCTION SALE
$30,000
Furniture I Wood Huottb
THURSDAY & FRIDAY,
Hay 3d and 4th, aalo cammensliig at 1:30
p. ra. aharp.
Entire wholeeale stock of the MICHIGAN
FDHNITII &X 00 , 758 to 70J Upper Main
street. Must be sold. Call and examlnotbe
stoca.
MATLOCK & REED,
AUOTIONF.KB?.
SITESSTBII
REAL ESTATE AND
General Auctioneers,
413 8. Spring St., Los Angeles.
We receive on consignment merchandise ot
every description: alto household goods,
which we dispose of by auction at cur silts
room Tuesdays and Fridays pf < aoh week at 10
a,n». We also conduct saiee of 4urnltojrn,ni re*
tdeneee. and gnarantee prices of same. We
alao make oAsn advances on consignments, or
purehaas for cash lurn,tare 'h residences ho
tels, etc., anil shocks of merchandise. Should
you require money to meet prcaiing demands
call on ua.
WAGON MAI'ERTAL,
HAKD WOODS,
IRON, STE EL L_,
Horseshoes and Nails,
Blacksmith's Coal, Tools, Eto.
JOHN WIQMORE,
117, lIS and 121 Sonth l,oa Angeles, Street.
"CURE BATHS.
The Loa Angolas Oure Hath aud Masaige In
■Utlite, 830 South Broadway. New scleneo of
keallari uniform method oj euro without
SSd'.etae or operation: Srst-ilass diet. Send
r pfospeotua.
PH, X QOS3MANN,
Practitioner of KoUnral Therapeutics.
a-iaif
C. F. HEINZEMAN,
Druggist & Chemist,
222 N. Itfeia St, to» Angeles.
Prescriptions care ro IB.' compouniied *~» eL
sarti. saaaC