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Short stories of the day.
The Board of Supervisors.
At the meeting of the board of sn per
ylflors yesterday the petition ol > ~
Hovey et al. for the vacation of cc ... j
streets in the township of Wilmington
was set for hearing on December 24t
next.
The application of George A. Lutz for
• license to carry on a saloon at Lan
caster was set for hearing on the same
date.
The new jail building at Wilmington
having been completed. Supervisors
Hay, Forrestei and Fraocisco were ap
pointed a committee to inspect it before
its final acceptance.
The Exceleior Bridge company was
granted an extension of time np to De
cember 15th within which to complete
tbe oil switch bridge at Puente.
The petition of William Banning for a
wharf franchise at San Pedro was
granted, conditionally upon the com
mencement of tbe work within six
months, and its completion within two
years. The district attorney was in
structed to draft the necessary ordin
ance.
A Choice Assortment.
A batob of 22 defendants were ar
raigned in department one yesterday
morning on various charges, and were
allowed by Judge Smith time in which
to plead. Among them were Robert
Brockwell, charged with forgery ; Sam
E. Atwell, charged with an assault with
intent to commit rape; J. M. Jacvnes
and J. Friend, burglary; G. G. Cashin,
crime against nature; all of whom will
plead tomorrow; 0 .1. Lee, grand lnrs
ceny; Guy Roberts, forgery, who will
plead on Saturday; Sam E. Dagan as
sault to murder; F.J. Brown, assault
witb a deadly weapon; Marcos Shinn,
forgery; John Keenau, burglary, and
Gabrino Cabunga, petit larceny, witb
prior conviction, who will be called
npon to plead next Monday.
Officials' Bonds.
Tba following county officers elect
filed tbeir bonda yeaterday :
J. A. Donnell, district attorney, in the
mm of $15,000, with George H. Bone
brake, W. H. Cook, W. G. Cochran, J.
E. McComas and Charles T. Howland
aa anretiea in the sum of $5000 each.
W. L. Woodward, supervisor ia the
First aupervisorial district, in the sum
of $15,000, with T. Banbury, S. Wash
burn, F. J. Woodburg and John Allen
as anretiea in the sum of $5000 and $10,
--000 each.
Henry H. Yonkin, township consta
ble, in the num of $1000, with William
Bever and E, A. Forrester as sureties.
C. H. Clayton, justice of tho peace, in
the cum of $1000, with D. K. Rozelle
and W. F. Erwin aa sureties.
The Pratt Will Case.
Tba Pratt will ctae once again occu
pied tbe attention of Judge Clark in the
probate court yeaterday. There was a
full attendance of oonneel on either aide
and qnite a nnmber of apectatora
dropp ed in to witness what it waa pre
sumed would be the ending of a notable
ease.
Senator White, for the contestants,
made a motion tbat the judgment he
entered denying probate of the will,
upon wh'iuu Judge Silent proceeded to
aak that judgment be entered lot tbe
proponents. Thereupon the vialo of
pent-up eloquec.ee were again unloosed,
and Judge Silent aad Alex Campbell oc
cupied tbe remainder of the day in
argument. The further hearing will be
resumed tbia morning.
New Suits.
The preliminary papers in the follow
ing new anita were filed yeaterday in
tbe offioe of the county clerk:
Mra. Jnlia E. Van Slyke va. B. B.
Nebit et al., being an action to foreclose
a mortgage for $1000 on aix lota at Po
mona.
Mrs. Julia E. Van Slyke va. W. M.
Moody et al., being an action to fore
cloae a mortgage on twq, lota at Pomona
for SIOOO.
The J. M. Griffith company va. The
City nf Los Angeles, being a suit lo re
cover $10,502, balance due for the con
struction of the outfall sewer on the
assigned claim of J. L. Manafield and
John Grant.
The Schock Bicycle Race.
Albert Schock, tbe long distance
bicycle champion, is going to make the
effort of bis life to beat McDurmott'a
three horses for 50 miles on Saturday
afternoon. He trains every afternoon
and encceeda each day in lowering hia
time for the previous day.
Not only does Schock expect to beat
the horaea but he wants also to estab
lish a new 50-mile record.
Tbe l-owler Cycle company haa i'aued
6000 tickets to the race to be given to
achool children and newsboys under 14
years of age, and a separate portion of
the grand atand will be reserved for
tbeir nse.
A Contemplated Change.
Clarence H. Howard, who has been
■topping at the Nadeau for several days,
has been in conference with President
Cline of the City Gas company, relative
to establishing a Pintscb gas plant to
supply Pintsch gae to nil railroad com
panies entering l.os Angelea. There is
•very likelihood of the deal being
cloaed, and if it is it will be a blessing
to the traveling public, for the stench of
coal oil will he abated and the Pullmans
will then be lighted by gas, which trill
be stored under tiie Bleepers, aa is done
throughout the east.
Chamber of Commerce Notes.
The citizens of Redlands are going to
add dried and preserved fruits to the
Ban Bernardino exhibit, which ie being
arranged in the ohamber of commerce.
The chamber yesterday received the
following donations: Beri Davis' applos
and Store's Eureka and I'earmaine
apples from W. R. Pratt; soft shell wal
nuts from ei-Superviaor 11. E. Davis of
Downey, and a choice variety of applos
from E. Lopez of Long Beach.
A Dead Business.
The Sierra Madre Cemetery associa
tion riled articles of incorporation in
the office of the county clerk yesterday.
The association has been formed for
the purpose of acquiring lend in the vi
cinity o! Sierra IvJadre for the cemetery
■nd improving and maintaining tho
■■me. The following form the liourd ol
trustees: VV. S. Andrews, J. Hart, W.
H. Robinson, 8. T. de Pencier, C. W.
Clark and S. R. Norris.
Kidney Trouble Cared.
Long Bkach, Cel., Oct. 31, 1804.— I). W
Fletcher of this place makes ttie loliowiut;
statement: "Four and one-liali bottles of Hood's
.£araaparillu have cured me of a very bad case
of kidney trouble."
IJood'a Fllla cure all liver ills.
Climate Refugees.
The following, forming e Sent* Fe
ronta excursion pertr, arrived Toes-
ay:
Mrs. Ella F. Gatchell. Bramfield, Me.;
Dr. H. Bogue and family, Dr. C. V.
Bofue and family, Mr. snd Mrs. J. B.
Gerow, .las. M. Mix, Newport street;
A. N. Root. Mrs. K. Q, Mastra, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Rawson, H. W. Stanchfield and
family, Miss Rebecca Green, Henry G.
Foss, A. J. Crane, Miss Mor.v Garland,
J. H, Vormun, Misses Nellie Flynn ond
Jennie Lipsey, Jos. Brown, Misses
Helen Batchelder, Abbie Bdrbank, Mary
Kemp, Louise Harris, Mr. Lohring Ab
bott, Josiah Bearce, Mrs. H. C. Bird,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burns, Misses Su
san K. Bnzzeil, Josie Collins, Mrs. B.
Cartier, Miss Mary Donavin, Jos. Dona
vin, John Owyer, Misses Nettie and
Jennie Dwyer, Jas. Fountains, Miss
Sjrali Longran, Miss Nellie Melons, A.
K. Miss Mary Vory, Andrew
Gallant, Miss Eitaa Tnintor, Miss Rose
Wioins, Boston, Mass. ; Mrs. Jennie
McFadden, Prescott, Ont.; Miss Nellie
Nash, Brockville, Oot.; Mr. S. Roeen-
Isaum, Philadelphia, Pa.; Misses Laura
Nelson, E. Kuhlman, A. Knzeck,
.Mrs. A. Woldron, William Waldron,
Albert H. Fnrniss aud family, S. H.
Anderson, Mrs. W. H. Smith and fam
ily, Miss G. B. Middleton of Chicago ;
W. J. Reed, Miso Lizzie Williams, .Mrs.
A. Milteuberger und family. Miss Annio
Watts, Mrs. W. E. White and family.
Miss Susie B. Taylor, St. Louie; Mr
and Mrs. W. J. James, Gas City, md. ;
E. Lestor, Ohillieothe, 111.; Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Trask, Greene. la.; Miaa
A. Bell. Elk River, la.; Miss E. fiongii
ton, Thomas Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Hosmer, F. W. Beeley and family, St.
Paul, Minn.; W. H. Bolter aud family.
Minneapolis; S. P. Dunham, Marshal
town, la.; Mrs. P. E. Wnlgarnott, Miss
Jennie Wnlgarnott. Kirkenville, Mo.;
Miss L. Glietor, Whitewater, Minn.;
Miss Ada McClellan, Mies Mary Conlan,
Greene, la.; Frank Crawford, Mies L.
Crawford, J. G. Crawford and family,
Oakland, III.; P. F. Eichelberger and
family, Greene, la.; Mies E. Ashby,
Talmage, la,; Miss L. Kinney, Ottawa,
Kan.; Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Shames, C.
E. Weingerton, Mrs. Mary II Millan,
Mrs. E. B. Whitcomb. Mr. and Mrs. D.
C. Costerline, Miss Kimball, Miss B.
Costerline, Miss J. Costerline, Kansas
City; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Havermale,
Manbattan, Kan. ; Mr, and Mrs, H. G.
Wagner, Kerewick, la.
Court Notes.
A decision wag rendered yesterday by
Judge Van Dyke in tbe case of VV. C.
Lett va. VV. R. Strong & Co., ordering
that the motion to vacate and set aside
the judgment therein be Bet aside.
Judge McKinley rendered hia decision
in the case of Anna M. Spence, execu
trix, vs. J. P. Widney et al., denying
the defendants' motion for a new trial.
In the oaae of Andrew Glasscll vs.
George A. Stevens et al., an action to
foreclose a mortgage for $879 on 160
acrea of land in eetticn 12, township 3
north, range 8 west, the defendants
having submitted to default, Judge
Clark yesterdßy ordered a decree in
favor of the plaintiff, as prayed.
In tbe probate court yesterday the
resignation of Isaac N. Morse as guard
ian of the person and estate of .Mary
n minn, waa ~n.<. •.- I hu
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Judge Clark. After allowing hia ac
count, the court appointed VV. T. Ken
drick, eeq.. in hia etead, with bond
placed at $4000.
Nick Fopler, an Austrian laborer, 31
yeara of age, waa brought before Jndgo
York yeaterday, and waa duly adjudged
iniapa and eomniitted to the Btaie aay
turn at Higblande, in aocordanoe with
the recommendation of Dre. Wernigk and
MacGowan, the examining commission
era. Quite recently the patient was
sent to the county hospital for treat
ment, bnt developed anch violent and
destructive tendenciea aa to necessitate
hia being reatrained.
MEMORANDA.
H. 0. Lichtenberger'e art emporium,
107 North Main etreet, is headquarters
for pictures, frames, artists' materials,
tissue papers, Christmas cards, etc.
The store will remain open evenings
during December. Call early and select
your Christmas presents.
Dr. Rebecca Lee Dorsey, Stimson
block, first floor, rooms 129. 130, HI.
.Special attention given to obstetrical
cafes and all diseases of women and
children. Electricity scientifically used.
Consultation hours, 1 to 5. Tel. 1227.
S. Conradi, jeweler aud watchmaker,
113 8. Spring etreet, makes a specialty
of fine watch and jewelry repairing,
diamond setting; an elegant lice of opti
cat goodB; a Sue stock of watches and
jewelry always on hands.
It will pay you to look into the New
Furniture Manufacturing company's
w'arerooma, 408 and 410 .South Broadway,
before purchasing.
Special—For a short time only, finest
enameled cabinet photos in tbe city, re
duced to $1 per dozen. Sunbeam Art
I'arlore, 230 South Main street.
Mathusbek and the Briggs sweet tone
pienos for sale and to rent at No. 118
Winston street. A. G. Gardner, prac
tical piano tuner.
John K. Paul, fnneral director and em
baimor. Satisfaction guaranteed. 419
aad 421 Downey avenue, East Loa An
geles. Telephone 1305.
Adams Bros., dentists, South
Bpring street. Painless rilling and ex
tracting. The best sets of teeth from $6
to $10.
Dr. W. H. Ward, Mueller block, Fifth
end Broadway, roomß 21 and 20. Bel.,
1033 Floweret. Tel..oflice 1421; res. 110.
Go to I. H. Martin to buy or sell fur
niture, carpets, matting, linoleum, oil
cloth and stoves. 451 South Spring Bt.
The Advance Davis sewing machine is
the best. Office, 128 South Main atreet.
Sharp & Sameou,funeral directors (in
dependent), WO S. Spring Bt.; tel. 1029.
Sewing machine?, in good working
order, for $5 each. 128 South Main et.
Dr. Baldridge is now located at 215
South Spring street, rooms 2 and 3.
The Grand Pacific,423 S.Spring street,
large, sunny rocms, 50c to $1.50.
All kind- of sewing machines to rent;
128 South Main street.
Dr. Kma Pullin, lady bomoopnthißt,
230 W. First street, rooms 15 and 10.
Insure with A, C. Golsb, 147 South
Broadway.
Kead Campbell's special ad. today.
Rooms $2 a week. 'J. 8. hotel.
Th. Anheiiner.
For all the delicacies oftbe season and
the only genuine French kitchen in the
oity go to the Anheuser restaurant, 243
South Spring Btreet. Commercial lunch
from 11 a. m. till 2 p. m. Meals a lacarte
from 7a. m. till Bp. m. Tbe celebrated
Anheuser-Busch premium beer aiwaye
fresh on draught. Charles Bauer, pro*
prietor and general agent.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1894.
A HORSE'S APPETITE.
TUB CHARGES FOR MAKING A
RESTAURANT OF A GABDKN.
C. R. Ladd Constructively In Jail, hut
Actually About Town, for Permit
ting Rts Nag to Sravst on a
Neighbor's Shrabbi-ry.
C. B. Ltdd, a gentleman formerly ol
Antelope Teller, bat now ■ resident
o( Pasadena, where he practises law
within the bailiwick, appeared to Judge
Smith, on a writ of habeas corpus, al
leging that he was illegally restrained of
his liberty by Constable J. K. Slater of
Pasadena.
The defendant was charged by Joseph
Turner of Pasadena in August last witb
hiving, iv the language oi the com
plaint, "committed and maintained a
nuisance," and npon being arrested re
fused to bo released on his own recog
nizance, as in each case, he claimed, he
would be defrauded of some of his priv
ileges as a citizen. He was consequently
placed under $109 bonds.
Upon September 3d, the day set for
the trial of the case, tbe defendant
failed to appear und hold himself amena
ble to the order of the court, and, as a
natural result, the bond was declared
forfeited nud a warrant issued for his
arrest. Upon December 4:h Mr. Ladd
airain fouud himself in custody and
called upon to Bhow oause why he had
arrogated especial privilege in monkey
ing with the dignity of the rural conrt.
the hearing of the case was set by J. ii.
Merriam, justice of the peace for Pasa
dena township, for December 6th. Hail
was again set at $100, hat Mr. Ladd did
not v/ait for snoh a trifle to be adjusted,
but wandered off and out of conrt and
went about his business.
Suing out a wiit oi habeas corpus, he
bobbed up serenely in department one
yesterday. After informing the court as
to the status of his case, and ho or, con
structively he wus restrained of his lib
erty, Judge Smith remarked that habeas
corpua waa more for the relief of those
restrained by bolts and bars than those
others only constructively in jail. The
defendant was about to argue the point
when it developed tbat he was not only
constructively Out actually under arrest,
for Justice of ths Peace Merriam and
constable Slater were both in court.
Mr. Ladd weakened, and Attorney
Moatafi >, as his friend, drew the atten
tion of the pourt to a peculiarity of the
complaint. The defendant was charged
with having "committed and main
tained a nuisance," while as a matter of
fact he bad turned hia horse loose in
tho street and, being afflicted with a
ravenous appetite, it bad proceeded
forthwith to regale itself on the luxuri
ant foliage in the garden of the com
plainant. Tbe court ruled that while
in common parlance a horse trampling
ou flower beds and eating up the ehrub- '
bery was a nuisance without doubt, yet
in law tbe complaint would not hold
good, as the offense, in any event, would
bo only trespass.
The defendant explained that he had
taken two viewers to the scene of hi]
horse's depredations, aod they had
counted nine bites. He had offered
compensatory damages in the shape of
$1, or a decimal trifle over 11 cents a
bite, but his offer was spumed.
The court wishing to know if there
sTT OD uu i lUttuCr au tun CnSGt I'>- fv
uty 11.strict Attorney Davies facetiously
remarked that tbe defendant was in
contempt, anyway, for he had olaareti
out from the Pasadena court room with
out furnishing bonds and without cere
mony.
As the contempt proceedings wonld
not lie, tbe defendant was restored to
tbat whicb, apparently, he had never
lost —bis liberty.
The Modern Mother
Haa found tbat ber little onea are im
proved more by the pleasant laxative
Syrup of Figs, when in need of the laxa
tive effects of a gentle remedy tban by
any other, and that it ia more accepta
ble to them. Children enjoy it and it
benefits them. Tbe true remedy. Syrup
of Figs, is macufactu-ed by tbe Califor
nia F"ig Syrup Co, only.
Guitar I.eaaona.
Spanish method, rapid and progressive, by
Prof. Arevclo, room l'2ti WHbou btocit.
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BURGLARY THIS TIME.
A Notorious Crook Arr.st.d on a Bert
one Charge. »
John Anderson was again placed in
the toils yesterday, thia time on a charge
of burglary.
Yesterday John Foster, a shoemaker,
reported to tbe police tbat burglars bad
entered his residence, at 733 Alpine
Btreet, and stolen all his clothing, not
even leaving bim a change. The goods
consisted oi three suits and various
other articles, valued at $100
Foster described the clothing to Chief
Moffatt of tho detective department,
who immediately informed him tbat
both clothing and thief had been cap
tured. Foster was overjoyed on finding
tbat nis clothing had been recovered.
Detectives Auble and Haw ley cap
tured Andereon with a valise and the
clothing on Tuesday night, aod while
they knew the articles had besn stolen,
they did not know the owner antil he
reported bis oaae.
, ..0....rt« wmam .r,ol»nA.l In l,ialir>t
Austin's court and hia examination eat
for today at 3p. m, He haß already
spent 9U daya in jail (or theft.
JOTTINGS.
Wagner's Kimberley.
158 N. Main, oppoalte old court houae. Specs
ard eye-glasses a apt-Hatty. Fine watch and
jewelry repairing. Also diamonds and fine
jewelry at loweat figures. Wagner, the old re
liable jeweler.
Our Home Brew.
Maier Si Zobelein'a lager, fresh from their
brewery, ou draught In all the principal sa
loons; delivered promptly in bottles or kegs.
Office and brewery, 414 Alisj atreet, tele
phone 91.
Stop Paying Rent by Building
Through the Savings Fund and Building So
ciety of Los Angelea. Monthly payments.
Twelfth annual aeries nowopen. IS. 11. Orasett,
tocretary, room 103 Wllsou bloc.-:, First and
spring.
Mirrors, both Frencii and German plate, can
now bo had at a great saving on former prices.
French mirrors, both plain and beveled; also
Dcveled platea made to order. All work guar
anteed. H. Raphael £Co , 440 d. Spring st.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Nov. 1, 1894, the firm composed of Frank
Benkert and Chrla Struszacker waa dissolved.
Chris Btraszu-ker will keep the old place ol
business at 858 S. Miiiu st.
Orchardists, Look Out!
Don't buy any trees until you have consulted
Jerome Caldwell, general agent Alexander <fc
Hummon'snurseries, Biggs, Cal. Office, Natick
houae, Los Angelea.
The Finest Flavored Oysters
In bulk and can», HO centa, full quarts; fine, fat
and juicy. Caus, 50 cents. Discount to hoteia
uud leblaurauls. lied Uaniman'a Mott Ma.rl.et.
Fine Fruits and Vegetables.
Everybody aaya Richardaon, Lowry A Co.,
109 K. First at,, have tha nicest and deems
fruit atore in Loa Angelea, Telephone 13V d.
Columbian Coal.
Try our Columbian lump ooal, $3 per ton
dotlvered to any part ot toe city. Hancock
Banntag, ISO Heat aecond «t.
H. L. DOHBN V, Manager. J. A. CONNON, Sept.
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contains no benzine, naptha or other dangerous explosives. We furnish
Maier-Zobelein Brewery, Los Angeles Cold Storage Co., Cuaahy Packing
Co., and many other consumers, to whom we refer. Can be burnei with any style
of burner. ,
Telephone 1472. Wells & Office cor. Douglas & W. State sts.
ONE CLOSED.
Diphtheria Appeare In the Oheatnut-
Streot Motonol.
The Chestnut-street echool haa been
ordered olosed becauso of infecting oaeei
of diphtheria. Thia prompt action hie
been token not so much because of im
mediate danger ac a precaution against
development. Within 10 daya tbe pu
pils of tbe Chestnut-street school may
look lor an order from tbe superintend
ent for the opening of the echool. In
the meantime the building will be kal
cimined, cleansed aud disinfected.
Parents of children attending other
buildings will be interested to know
there is no occasion for any scare else
where. The superintendent of echools
is daily informed by the health officer of
ail new cases of contagious disease, and
similar action will promptly be taken
should any danger manifest itself in amy
other part of tbe city. There are a few
scattered cases of diphtheria and scarlet
fever throughout tbe city, but tbsy
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schools and are properly isolated. With
the knowledge tbat the school authori
ties are watching the interests of tbe
school children, it is believed there is
no reason whatever, with proper home
care, for interrupted attendance at any
building excepting the one mentioned.
For rheumatism I have found nothing
equal to Charuberlain'a Fain Balm. It
relieves the pain ac soon as applied.—J.
VV. Young, West Liberty, W. Va. The
prompt relief it affords is alone worth
many times the cost, 50 cents. Its con
tinued nee will effect a permanent cure.
For sale by Off (St. Vaughn, corner Fonrth
and Spring streets, and C. F. Heiuze
tuau, 222 North Maiu street, druggists.
Try a gal. Kalteße club whiskey, t'l.oO,
nnexcelled for pnrity and flavor, T Vache
& Co., cor, Comere'l & Alameda, tel. 300
Kregelu & Bresee, funeral directors,
Broadway and Sixth street. Tel. 24.'1,
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Char'esC. Cady, Loa Angelea 28
Nauttle B. Ketier, Loa Aoaelea.. 20
CharleaT. Petelor, Loa .>in:tle« 30
jgstella A. Leonard, Los Angelea 21
Joseph If. Marrione. Pomona 22
Virginia, p. Garcia. Pomona 21
O tn Uuldenholler. l.os AUKelea 31
Ka.io Wilnelm, Los Augeles 32
E«ruc,t Eulestone, Loa Angeles « 23
Annie F.0.-a Hairlaud, Lo, Angelea 21
William L. Baiter, Loa Ange es 29
Aonio B. Baker, Los Augcios 34
Charles E. Milea, Paaaden* 24
Nellie A. Parr, Pasadena 25
DIED.
VIGNOJ.O — Mr*. Margaret Vig-oio, beloreil
wile of Arabrosio vlgnolonnd moiber of
Geo. A. Vignoio, agtcl oIS yeara.
Funeral from residence rjo*ti H. Main at 9 a.
ra., Friday, to ibe Cathodrai, whore .ervicea
will be held at 0:30 a, m. Frionde aud ac
quittances iuvited to ntteud.
Ban Francisco patera pleaae copy.
WEISS—On December 5 18114, at Downey, F.
JJ. Welsa.
Funeral service will be htld at 11 o'clock
December 7th, at St. Joseph* church, Twelfth
ami rautee atreeta, Loa Aiift-iles.
D> jgrl 'ta MAIN ST. :
DR. LIEBIG & GO/5 WORLD'S DISPENSARY
The olnrat, moat aueceaaful and r Bllable t> r : «
atvo sPKOIAL DOCTORS TOR MKN of '.a*
PaclfloCoaat—etahliahed in Bun Ffanclaoo (ot
Boyearaaud X yeara in Los Amreles.
Tnere are inenv imltaiora bnt
£*W N0 E Q UA -- S At * sMCi-il doctors
tW-f&B poor treated tree from 10 to It
T,,lst on! y the OH —The Tried—Ths True.
Irl. m¥§ ' Jjv i;«f Tbe Sr>»CIAI, HBRGKON FROM THE SAW
rWK&XSfM FUANribOO OKFICtM la now in charge of the
o-U* 1Au R ( ''ea oraoe*, bo pcr-ons living la .ah
ts%WMawߣ& r iir&\ Angelea can have the bene lit ol the aame treat*
$K-c^'Vi-jVr<A, mentaa it they .Trent to Han Franoiaeo.
Consultatiou KKEK. Personally or
PR. 1.1 KBl.l A t 6. oura a I NBRVO ''% PRf.
VATK ami CHRONIO DIARASKo OF UJC«f.
Oaea corn bo guaranteed, no matter how .-nut*
' "''j"'ffllJ r '«*f plr.it'll oi who bis failed. Our Jiiignoalf
''/if- j' H t \' alie-t an.l confidential book for men a.-nt Ire*.
Hffi@ tttV~ AU hualnnis aacrartly eouflJentUl.
IToora: B a.m. to 4 p.m. and 7iu s:iO p.m.
123 SOUtVmAIN STREET
-sIAWARDCDIr-
Highest Medals Offered In
America.
/y jjQ World'a Fair Conveatlnn of Pno>
• B^^'*7-t^^, '~_ v* I i/iaphera and VTorld'a Kxpo.l-
I y mT tion, Chlotio,'S-3. Hte-hott ore*
I a^^^aC^^TT —75 mluma Lei ltwelca Fair, '89. 01.
—Tl J9_ _\ i _ fi C/ '93. '93, Ann alao ewaided ma
-I —3T hirt*-1. premluma for laat fair,
eaai ending Oct. 20, '94.
Siafc Our Awards are tbe Ki«rh
, | est Awarded Any Photof
rapher.
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PHOTOGRAPHY
CLOUDY WEATHER PREFERRED.
220 S. SPRING ST.,
Opp. L. A. Theater and Hollsnbeek Hotel
SAMUEL STEIN Sc CO.,
DISTILLKR3, BICTIFIIRB AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WINES AND LIQUORS
Sweet and Sour Mash Whiskies in Bond or Tax Paid a Specialty.
FAMILY TRAPS A SPECIALTY, 106 N. MAIN ST., IPS A-'OKMtA
UR. WHITE'S
| DISPENSARY
NERVOUS DE.HILITY
Semirjpl weakness, impoteney, etc.. Inducing
some ol thu following symMims, us dizziness,
coufusion of Idea*, di? festive memory, aversion
to society, blotch Of, emissions, exhaustion
varicocele, etc., aru peraanently cured.
TJri nary, Kid ney and Hl»ci<ler
troub.es, weak hack ineoniiuence, gonorrhea,
gleet, stricture cud a!l unnatural discharges
are quickly and perfectly cured.
SOKOF[TLA SYPHILIS
causing ulcer/*, eruptions, swelling in groins,
sore throat, /al ing hair and o'her aympioms
are removed, nud nil poison permanently eradi
cated lrom tiie syritem.
ifJff~TREA.TMENT at ofllce or by express. All
it* t*tp st rictly coufident'.Hl.
Painless Dentistry
Finn Gold Pilling*
jfyttßiH w"* flr '* s *
All Operations
Wst<&-lX Fainles*
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| ROBT. L. GARRETT & CoT |
* 330 N. Mala at., Los Angfllef. X
J FINEIUL DIIiIiCTOKS AND EHDALMEU J
* Fir.-t clasa equipmuut. Large and well *
A aeiected stock. Reasonable aad fair m
1 prices. Carefai and BKlllful treatment. ♦
* Bpecial attention given to embalming •
<r and shipping bodies to dUtant partaof *>
• the country. Ht9~ Night calls prompt- ♦
♦ ly attendod to. ♦
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§ CHARM**,'
Charming: c tffa*
Pattern} To)eleci - Trousers
From $000 —
— Of "em at -~
_ _ Charmed When
The Tailor
312 Sonth Spring street, below Third.
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS!
What Shall
I Give My
Gentlemen
Friends or
Relatives ?
DROP A POSTAL to Ernest E. Howell,
P. O. Box 077, and have a eolicltor
cell and ahow you a fine line of Shirt sam
ples, with "tho latest," the Wm. K. How
ell Patent Beveralble Wristband, at
tached, and 6oe what a useful and beautl.
fut gift you cau present at a nominal fig
ure. Shirts from $1.25 up—made lo order
and fit guaranteed.
TnlMe IflTing.
UNITED TKANSKKR CO. makes a specialty
of moving furniture and pianos at reason
able ratea; also baggage. Kiimle 'runki 3;>c;
2or m ire, ipeelal rates. Office -52 S. Br.,ad
way, near City Hall. Tel. 1037. 11-(i-eod ly
SANTA FE SPRINGS
Medics! anil Surgical Sanitarium
Twelve miles from Los Angeles, via Santa 'a
railway. The place for Ihe weary to rest and
the sick lo get well. Hot and cold nulpbur
baths at ponular prices Correspondence ►ollo
lied. 9-29 Urn
Baker Iron Works
950 TO 960 BUENA VISTA ST.,
LOS ANGELES, - OAL.,
Adjoining 8. P. Grounds. Tel, 124.