The herald. [microfilm reel], December 10, 1894, Page 10, Image 11

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WHEN TALKING WITH HORSEMEN
They Use a Language That Is
All Their Own.
The Grammar of Good English Is
Barred From It.
There Ar* Many Conflicting Thing:! In
tha Tarmi or the Turf, But Tbey
All "Bo" When Ton Are
"Welt."
Tub citizen of Los Angeles who, dar
ing the next few weeks, visits Agricul
tural park or iB idling around hotel cor
ridors and finds his ears assailed by a
peculiar language, familiar enough in
the matter of words, but lacking in ex
pressiveness, must not believe that the
city haa been invaded by some foreign
element which has adapted English
words to new meanings. He must un
derstand that he has "run up against"
a "field" of sports who are talking
"horse."
A dictionary ol tha Horseman lan
guage is yet to be written, but if the
average citizen conld be supplied with
such a thing, perhaps by dint of close
application to it, aided by a retentive
memory, he conld in course ol tune be
able to'listen to a conversation between
horsemen and train BOine faint glimmer
ings of tbeir meaning. Without a dic
tionary ol the horseman language or a
long time spent among the habitues of
the track he might as well listen to a
conversation between a Fiji isla'uder
aud a Howery tough.
In the tirst place, grammar doesn t
figure in the language of horsemen at
all. In other words, as the horseman
would say. "grammar is barred." For j
inatenee, he cays: "I lose 40 plunks on j
Applejack vvsterday," when he nieanß
that he lost $40 by betting that a horse
called Applejack would win. Andagain
he says,'"l win out,")() cases on a dead
sure eliot, yesterday," when tiie average
linguist would have said, "I won 1(50
yesterday on a horse that was very sure
to win." And the horfiemau might
follow up this remark with, "Ii he .
hadn't 'sized' a 'real jammer' I would
n't have bet bim, but I see v chance to
'go a raker' and win out without any
show for getting 'dumped' aud I 'went
the pile." The translation of this re
mark would be that if the horse had not
appeared to him to have beeu sure to
win he would not have bet ou him at
all, but that he saw a chance to bet a
good amount on the borse and get even
on some previous losses, with no chance
of losing, and consequently he bet all he
could.
Now, for the benefit of people who
rosy want to mingle with the noted
trackmen now in the city, or poßsihly
may aspire to get "dead next" on the
coming racee, a few of the termß most
commonly iv use by hursemeu, with
tDeir meaning, will lollow.
When a horse goes "all to pieces,"
the track officials do not go out with a
wheelbarrow aud gather up the parts.
The fact is that a horse which hag gone
all to piecßß has simply acted badly in a
ra<'e and lost grouna, or, again, may go
"all to pieces" before a race and not ba
able to take training. A horse in this
condition would be "amisa" when the
trainer decided not to enter it for a race.
A borse that has a good "appui" ia
not necessarily ready for the boneyard,
because nearly all that aile it is that its
mouth is sensitive to the bit.
Running horßes are "bangtails," but
becanee they Bometimeß make a "gruel
ing finish" it does not follow that they
are fed on gruel exclusively. When they
make a "grueling finish" tbey are sim
ply lorced to their greateet speed just
before coming under the wire.
Neither doea a horße have to be ridden
by "Snapper Garrison" to make a "Gar
rißon ti.Hßh," bnt it haa to be a little
behind when turning into the stretch,
and wnen near the finiah pass the oth
ers.
When one horse "bores" another it
doesn't need to use a gimlet; it simply
rube no against the ottier on a turn.
Ihe barrel of a horse is not ÜBed to
put beer or appie cider in, aa some
might suppose, but is what common
people would call hiß body.
The bottom ol a horee is not the un
der side of it, either. It ~ its powerß
of endurance when speed for a long dis
tance is required.
A horse is "bishoped" when his teeth
have been tampered with, aud "howled
over" when beaten. Yon wouldn't give
a horae a "breather" with a pair of bel
lows, bat Bimply let him "jog" around
the circle once or twice.
When tt jockey "calls upon" a horse
the affair is very informal and nncera
moniouß. He simply uses every effort
in his power to put his "mount" in tbe
lepd and keep him there. A horse is
"collared" when a horse whioh has
been behind him moves up to and past
him, and when the other gets far enough
paßt so tbat yuu can ccc daylight be
tween the back o< the tirst jockey and
the face uf ttie rear horse, the tirst horee
has "come away." If the first horse
falls back and then goes past a second
time he has "come ngain."
When an owner has two hornet* in the
same race, he is "coupled in tbe bets"
aud all are made against the "stable"
and not the individual horses of the
owner.
A "crack" is not necessarily a split in
the jockey's skin-tight silk panties, but
may be a superior horee, while a
"crackerjaok" ia a worid-Deater or rec
ord-breaker in hie olase.
The jockey gatß a "cropper" when he
fella from hie mount, and "cuts loose"
when he "sends" iiiß horae for "ail it ia
worth" after having held it back for
awhile. When he doea that he may he
"jockeying" or he may not, but anyway
he ttiinks he iB.
A "dark lioree" may or may not be
a hite, but at any rate the general pub
lio doesn't know how good he is. Kven
a "dead" Horae tray continue to stay in
a race, but for some reason bent known
to bis owner, he ia not permitted to win.
Yon can "ecratch" a horße without
using a line-tooth comb or a sharp
stick, by simply withdrawing him from
a race alter he has been entered,
Betters are "dumped" when they
back a horse which ia generally ex
pected to win and it doesn't, but if they
keep right on betting notwithstanding
thia, they are still "following."
A "bookie" ie he who keepe. "books,"
i. c., makes opportunity for people to
bet on the races and he may get "full"
and uot touch a drop of liquor, by sud
denly deciding that he kite made all the
bets be cares to on a certain raoe.
A horee, as everybody knows, seldom
has hands, and yet he wins "bands i
down" when it ia ao eaay for him to win
that bis jooaey has no occasion to use
the whip.
A horae is "in a ruck" when he is co
far behind tbe others at the etart of the
stretch that he could not possibly win,
aud he is "ia a hunt" when he ii be
hind but close so that to the chances
for his winning are Btill good.
A "follower" is "in clover" when he
has arranged his bets co that he haa
chances of winning and cannot possibly
lose.
No matter the sex of a borse, it is a
"maiden" until it wins a race, and a
horse's owner "meant" if he really
wanted his horse to win, but if he did
not want the horse to win he merely
bad it "out for an airing."
A horße whioh comes in second in a
race wins "place,' and is a plater if be
is only of ordinary ability.
A horse gets in a "pocket" when ths
other horses close up jast ahead of him
and he bas to be "pulled" in order to
get behind and go around if he would
get the lead.
When a "follower" talks about a
"pony" he ie "close," and refers to $25,
but when be mentions "monkey" he is
"flush up," because a "monkey" is
$500.
There ie just as much to a "quarter
horee" as there is to a whole one, but
the "quarter horse" is good for short
distance racing only.
A "repeat" race is where the race is
run in heats, and the winner must win
two of the heats.
A horse "ahoots his bolt" when he
runs ahead of the otuers for a distance
and then falls back aud is unable to
"keep the pace."
A "skate" is an awkward-gaited ani
mal ; usually unable to run races, and a
horse that cornea in third iv a race is a
"show."
A "Sunday" horse is one that wina
only occasionally, and when he falls far
behind the others he is "tailed off," or
"takes trail."
The "whipper iv" isn't a tr.au hired
to whip the horses in a race, in fact it
isn't a man at all, but juet the laat horae
to go under the wire at the start.
There are thousands of other terras
used around tbe track and etables by
jockeys and horsemen, but uot all of
ihetn are standard and can only be un
derstood when a man lives among the
Iraternitv and acquires their use by con
stant practice.
MEMORANDA.
Before buying your Christmas presents
do not fail to call at Lichtenoerger's art
emporium* 107 North Main etreel, near
Firet. Bring-along this "ad" and get a j
beautiful mefai cabinet frame for 10
cents. Opeh. evenings.
Dr. Rebecca Lee Doreey, Stimson
block, .first floor, rooms 12!). lot), 141.
Special attention given to obstetrical j
cneea and all diseases of women and j
children. Eleclriclty scientifically used.
Consultation hours, 1 to 5, Tel. 1227.
S, Conradi, jeweler and watchmaker,
113 S. Spring street, makes a specialty
ol tins watch and jewelry repairing,
diamond setting ; an elegant line of opti
cal goods; a fine stock of watches aud
jewelry always on hands.
Special—For a short time only, finest
enameled cabinet photos in the city, re
duced to $1 per dozen. Sunbeam Art
Parlors, 236 South Main street.
Reserved seats for the Stevenßon con
cert at the Y. M. C. A. tomorrow night
should be Beoured early. Fifty cents
except to members.
Ho! for Cbrif.tmag! Look into the
new iurniture.etore, 40S South Broad
way, for children's Bolid oak writing and
cabinet desks, $2 up.
The programme for the Frederick Ste
venson concert at the Y. M. C. A. to
morrow night is of great excellence.
F'.very number will be popular.
Mathushek and tbe Brigga sweet tone
pianos for Bale aud to rent at So. 118
Winston street. A. G. Gardner, prac
tical piano tuner.
John R. Paul, funeral director and em
balmer. Satisfaction guaranteed. 411)
aud 421 Downey avenue, Last Los An
geles. Telephone 1305.
C. A. Sumner it Co. start their winter
campaign December 12th with tho Dia
mond-Etreet auctioneale, which ia bound
to be a success.
Adams Bros., dentists, 239)£ South
Spring street. i'ainlesß tilling and ex
tracting. The beatecis of teeth from .to
to *10.
Look out for the oil boom. Lots at
auction December 12th by C. A. Sumner
it Co., 134 South Broadway.
Dr. VV. H. Ward, Mueller block, Fifth
ami Broadway, rooms 24 and 25. Res.,
1033 E lower at. Tel., office 1421; rea. 110.
Goto I. T. Martin to buy or cell fur
niture, carpets, matting, linoleum, oil
cloth and stoves. 451 South Spring et.
Sontbern California Tailoring com
pany—No*, awarded December 8, 1894:
Club 16, 54; 17, 20.
Don't forget that tbe Diamnnd<itreet
auction sale takes place December 12th
on the grounds.
The Adranee Davis sewing machine is
the beat. Office, 128 South Main street.
Sharp & Samson,funeral directors (in
dependent), 630 S. Spring st.; tel. 1029.
Sewing machines, in good working
order, for $5 each. 128 South Matnst.
Mexican drawn work, 33> :! discount,
Campbell's, 325 South Spring street.
Dr. Baldridge is now located at 245
South Spring street, rooms - and 3.
See the advertisement of Diamond
street auotion eale ; December 12th.
Mrs. Oswald haa removed the corset
factory t0603 South Broadway.
The Grand Pacific,423 S.Spring street,
large, Bunny rocme, SOc to $1.50.
All kinds of sewing machines to tent;
128 South Main street.
Dr. Kma Pullin. lady bomeopathiat,
230 W. First street, rooms 15 and 10.
Insure with A. C. Golsb, 147 South
Broadway.
Rooms |2 a week. \J. S. hotel.
Hacks or conpea. Tele. 230.
Progreaslvfl l-oi Angeles.
Few cities show their progreae bo dis
tinctly as our city haa done within
the last lew years, but not alone in the
development of ita realty or manufac
turing iuduatnes, tbere have been great
changes in all other mercantile pursuits,
namely, our retail buaineae, v/hich haa
Kept pace with the growth of Loa Ange
lea. Ilaker'a millinery, 257 Booth
Spring atreet, is located in tbe center ol
tne bueieat part. Their (store is the
largest, their stock tbe moat complete,
and last of all,their price? are the lowest,
na evinced by the immense throngs of
customers daily crowding their atore.
Walking hala from 40 cents up, and
trimmed from 75 cents. Great variety
in cbildren'e hats. Twenty atyleß,
trimmed, ladieß' aailora. Latest novel
tiea for tne holidays. Immense variety
of dolls, hats in lelt, latest chapes and
colors, trimmed and untrimmed, at
linker's millinery, 257 South Spring,
coiner Third Btreet.
Try a gal. Maltese club whiskey, $3.50,
unexcelled for pnrity and ilavor. T V'ache
& Co., cor. Comerc'l & Alameda, tel. 309.
Neitzke A Ppeck, fnoerai directors and em
baluiere, BStJ South Main street. Tel, 1849,
lir. I'arker, dentist, 12'J'a West First itraet.
Wall paper l>c, T>jc per roll. JXtj S. Bpiing.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 10. t894.
NEVER REGAINED HIS SENSES.
Death of the Helena Merchant
From Morphine.
lie Lay Unconscious for Jfearly
Three Days.
Joseph Conrad Was a Brother of the
Proseoutor In the Dr. Graves
Murder Vase—lnquest
Today.
Joseph H. Conrad, the Helena mer*
chant, died in the receiving hospital at
5 o'clock last evening, from morphine
taken with euicidal intent. It was the
third and last attempt by the despsrate
man.
Six months ago Conrad brought hia
family to 1 v Angelea Irom Montana
and they went to live at the Belmont
hotel. The family consisted of the wife
aud two pretty little children, the very
image of tbeir mother.
Conrad waa at one time a wealthy
commiaeion merchant of the Montana
capital, where his brother, John H , ia
now engaged in business. He met with
mauy reverses and came west in a vain
endeavor to again build up in worldly
goods.
He had not been in thia city long
when he became more or iesa despon
dent over his failure to rifle- nr make
more than a living. He met men
whom but few could associate with
without drinking or gambling, yet con
sidering hia surroundings and acquain
tances, Conrad waa a hearty, liberal and
good man. Hia heartbroken wiie says
he never drank, that if he did she never
knew it. lie whs always a good bust
band.
Soon after Conrad'e arrival in the city
from hia northwestern home he became
despondent, and on two occasions at
tempted suicide. He barely recovered
from the second attempt, for he took
enough morphine to have killed three or
four men. I'rompt work by the phyai
ciana saved him.
Last Thursday night, or perhaps early
Friday morning, Conrad engaged a
room at the Reed bouse, on First street,
between Main and Los Angeles, and re
marked to the landlady that he was
suffering Irom asthma. Thia was evi
dently n dodge which the landlady
heeded not. He had lelt home aa usual
in tbe morning and no eign of despond
ency waa noticed by bia wife.
About 11 o'clock of Friday the land
lady of the Raed hotiae heard unuaually
heavy breathing in Conrad's room. An
investigation further aroused her ena
picion, and with assistance ehe burst
open the door. The deapondent man j
waa lying in bed, undressed. A bottle
hail filled with morphine stood upon the
table by the bedside. That told the
atorv.
The apparently dying man was re
moved to the leceiving hospital, where
Police Surgeon Bryant worked night and
day to eiive him. Lute Friday night
Conrad of coarse failed to go home and
his wile became uneasy. A friend found
him at tha hospital and told the wife
the whole oircumitenoeSt Saturday
morning ehe went to hia eide and re- I
maiued with him until he died. Hei I
devotion was remarked by all, and when
he shaped the last time last evening she '
broke down nnd cried like a child. Her
grief was pitiable in the extreme.
Conrad never regained consciousnesa
and was exactly 50 houra in more or lees
agony. He leavea three brothers in the
east arid northwest. Hia brother John
in Hnlena waa the prosecutor of Dr.
'-iravPH, who waa sentenced to hang in
Denver for poisoning Mra. J. K. Barna
by. A juror in the Graves' o*se, B.
Grubb o!S13 West Seventh street, thi? 1
city, ldeniiried the deceased aa tbe Con
rad of Helena who waa mixed up in the
celebrated caae, bat he waa wrong.
Coroner Cites will hold an inqueat on
the body today.
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The best salve in the world lor can, bruises,
lores, ulcer.", im.trheum, fever hor*-"*, teller,
chapped hau.l?, chilblains corns and all skiu
eruptions, and positively Buret piles or no ptiy
required. It m jruarueteed to give perfect tat*
LsfactiOD or money refundt-d. I'riC", ~o ceuts
per box. For sale by C. F. Heinzemau, 222 N.
main strept
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The Leading Specialists for
Diseases of MEN Exclusively.
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We mean the above statement empbatically-it means everybody, and it ia to show our sincerity, honesty and übility to cure t!r>se
diseases of wbioh we make a specialty. We have tbe largest practice in Southern California, acquired by skill nnd moderate enavares
Our offices ate the most elaborate and private in tbe city, aud you need see no ouo bnt the doctors, '.to make it a part ol our busi
ness to deal in sacred conlidence with our patients.
A BUREAU OF CORRESPONDENCE
constitutes a prominent feature of our practice, through which many
IToime! thousands of cases of chronic weaknesses are annually cured without hav
_ . — ing to visit us for personal examination. Our book on the nature and
treatment of these diseases, together with rules for diet, exercise and sleep
sent free on application ; also our self-diagnosis sheet and our opinion as to the curability of the case.
have abandoned the treatment of all diseases except those of a Private, Nervous and Chronic
jNatare of JWen. We believe that we thereby attain the highest possible degree of success for tho speedy, thorough and
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Every Form of Weakness, Acute and Chronic Discharges.
We understand every feature of these diseases and have every instrument and remedy known to make quick and pormamcnt cures,
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE.
Bam Ilaikln* at Work With the Foot
ball Taam—Uoll'K* Notee.
Llit Tuesday Sam Ilnskins ol Berke
ley, at the request ol Manager A. W.
Blackstone and Capt. W. A. Edwards,
coached the O. 0. football team with a
number of new movements in prepara
tion for their game with ths Whittie
academy football team next Monday.
Thursday afternoon the two literary
societies held their weekly meetings.
Many choice recitations and essays were
listened to. including some lively de
bating on the live questioua of the day.
Tiie college Y. M. C. A. held their
meeting Friday morning. Reports of
the delegates to the College Y. M. C. A.
conference held at Pomona were heard.
Sunday the student body and faculty
attended the First Presbyterian church.
Key. Bert Kates Howard introduced
Prof. F. A. Hatrord of Ohio, who deliv
ered an exceedingly good address on the
subject of Cbriatiau Education.
JOTTINGS.
Wneti«*r'* Klin bprl*>y.
158 N- Main, opposite old court house. Specs
ard eye-giassesa specialty. Fine wuteh aud
jewelry repairing. Also diamonds aud Une
jewelry at lowest tigures. Waguer, the old re
liable jeweler.
Our Home Brew.
Maier A Zobelein s lagei, fresh from their
brewery, ou draught lv alt the principal sa
loons; delivered promptly in bottles or kegs.
O nice and brewery, 111 Alisj street, tolo
phone 81.
Stop Paying Rent by Building
Through the Savings Fund and Banding So
ciety of I.os Angelea Monthly payment".
Twelfth annual series now open. v. 11. Urasett,
secretary, loom lOH Wilson b.oo*, First aud
Spnng. '
Hlrrora, both Frenob and Herman pine, can
now be bad at a great saving on former prices.
Freueh mirrors, both plaiu and bjvjle.l; also
Deyeled plates mads to older. Ail work guar
anteed. 11. Co., 410 b. Spring at.
Orchardists, Look Out!
Don't buy any trees until you hay.) eonsu'tel
Jerome Caldwell, general agent Alexander til
Hamilton's nurseries, htggs, Oil. Office, Naticx
bouse. Los Angeles.
The Finest Flavored Oysters
In bulk and cans, HO cents, (nil quart? ; tine, fat
and juicy. Cans, r.o cent*. Discouut to hotels
and restaurants. Fied Hautmati'a Mott Market.
Fine Fruits and Vegetables
Everyboly tays Rkbaidson, I.o*ry & Co.,
ion k. First st„ have thj nloaai and c'earns
fruit store in Loa Angoles. Telephone VJ7i.
Columbian Coal.
Try our Columbian lump coal, ■? 3 p«rton
uViivoicJ lo any part o! tb? ctty. UaniOOk
Banning, 130 West Second st.
Guitar Lessons.
SpanlFh method, ratdd and progre-is: v \ by
Prof. Arevelo, room lib W ilsou b.ooa.
250 envelope?, 50ci 1 % ream wi Itlng paper 25c
I.augstadter, 214 W. feceonJ, Ho lenbeck hoicl.
Dr. D. 8. D.ftenoicher, ''.ent st, 100 ms 4 anil j,
\\9 S Boring *t., Lo* Avge ♦••>.
E. L. DOHENY, Manager. A A- CONHOK, Supt.
IDOHENY OIL CO.
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IN ANY QUANTITY at market pricss. Satisfaction guaranteed. Our oil
contains no benzine, naptha or other dangerous eszplosivcs. We furnish
Maier-Zobelein Brewery, Los Angeles Cold St irasre Co., Cuaahy Packing
Co., and many other consumers, to whom we refer. Can be burneJ with any style
of burner.
I Telephone 1472. Wells & Office cor. Douglas &W. State sts.
PERSONAL.
E. D. Thorne of Boston is in the city.
Ueorge W. Barker of Ventura is at
the Nadeau.
Henry Norman of San Francisco in at
the Hollenbeck.
P. West, a tourist Irom Kngland, ia ot
the Hollenbeck.
F. N. Thompson of New York is visit*
ing i.os Angelea.
H. C, Ciieeaborough of San Francisco
is at the Hallenbeck.
Mark Plaisted, of tie Riyeraide Prese,
wan in the city yesterday.
T. P. Buchanan and wife of Montreal,
Canada, are at tbe Nadeau.
Pftire Norman and Daniel McOul
lough, theatrical men, aro at the Hol
lenbeck.
Frank B. Herbert haa formed a part»
nership iv the real estate business with
John D. Foster, a well known young
man of thia city.
Assistant District Attorney Conkling
ia preparing' to opeu nn otlice of hia own
lor the practice of law, when hia present
term uf otlice exniroa.
Mr. Thomas Gomez, who waa widely
and favorably known hereabouts a year
or co ago, has returned to I.os Angeles
and is employed at lllich'o noted rea
taurant.
Orr it Patterson, funeral directors and
embalmera; fair price?; firat clnaß ser
vice. Mi' Mor.h Spring; telephone to.
A New on Boom,
\i bile water and oil run freely in
other parts ot the city, and to;i boots
are in demand in the adobe sections,
everybody ia invited to visit Under it
Pow'a Adams Street tract and compare
it witli any property iv tbe scutliwest.
You will tind no (loafing oil, no mad, no
adobe, but tine graded street! which dry
immediately efttr the aliower la over.
There ti ti grand view ol the mountain.
Only 16 mtuutes ride from Second anu
Spring etreels where you take the Cen
tral avenue electric car. See the pro
perty, makt comparison" and judge for
youreelf.
Kregelo it Bre6ee, ftitinrai directors,
Broadway and Sixth etreet. Tel. 2i;>.
Fitzgerald, house and sign painter, 222
jraukiin ; tel phone 1440. Low prices.
Drink Slieeta Water, Wooilacott agent.
Wall paper house of tbe coast, 828 3. Spring.
r>K (ihp.ji.is Family Boat.
DIED.
MOODY— ■ertcmber 9th. Alice, «eo>nd daugh
tei "f \V| iniil in i ie lv dtooUyi *l
yeals and o moata*. [Cliiidgo I'.iperj p.easu
copy.]
Fun-ra. Tne'day. lie™mh?r l.th. Nt 2 pm.
from NddSDCe No To i Temple strict,
WI ~E— Uocomb 'r Otb, at 12 m., Mm. J. Isabella
«in*, wile of P. F. tvi.i' ami motb-.r of c* •
ley is. Wl*« »»<1 >tis. K. Mac SlOkler, agul
04 yiar-, 8 mouths and 9 dny«.
Funeral from l«»n residence. 1617 B-aex
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A nn'l ie a.
Wortd'i Fair Couvir tirm of l'ao*
. ✓ y/ uarrapber' and World'n Eipotl-
V- jf-J^/^4>^S77A? lalumn I.O« An.eleaFalr, '80. 91,
Z*C*^\tL Jk?L*r '»2> '93, And al«o avraidid tha
\ IBM *—* <L hlpheu premlum< lor lait lair,
1 ' ending Ol".. lio, D 4.
<2j Oar AwardN arp tiie Klfffc*
** eat Awarded Auj Photogr
rnplier.
Speaking Volumes for ths Snperlorlfy ot the Steckel Photographs.
ESSSt! PHOTOGRAPHY
CLOUDY WEATHER PREFERRED.
220 S. SPRING ST.,
Opp. 1. A. Theater and Bolleabeek HotA
lIIMSSfMSMBMIMBFI 11 i 111 il'll 'II I I II WmmWkM
fcr Infants ar.d Children.
** Csuitorf ais so well adapted to children that Castoria cures Colic, Const fpntion,
I r<vomineml i: as superior to any uiesoriptioo Sour Btomach, Dtoirhowß, Eructation,
kuowu to nu\" n. .v. tVacmuv M D* t Kilii Worms, gives slt_en, and promotes t!l
li l 80. Oxford ut., BrooUra, N. Y. goat ton,
it iIOUI injurious ni'-uiCaiiGri,
M ThO usr* of 'CftfltOfta i.; *rt and M Fof Mreril years I haw recommenced
fts merits s<> well tabwn that it 100011 n work your 'Castoria,* and shall always oonUtttio to
of supererogation to eadorae i:. few are the >lo so us it Una invariably 1 ruduceU bcuetlcLa)
Intelligent famflleo who do not keep Castoria results. 1 *
v irhiji easy reach** 1 Edwiv P. Nabobs, m. d.,
CASIO! HartT*. P. I>., Street and Tih Aye., New York City.
New York City.
Tbb CUTAtm Company, 77 MrntiAY SflsjUU l , NV.w Yoke Cm.
Willi I IHUi I ——I
DR. LIEBIG & CO.'S WORLD'S DISPENSARY
Theoldfst, moat successful und reliable exn ii
Mvc HPKCUL, DOCTOKH FOR MEN of tfcSj
r'nc'fle Coast—established in Ka:i Francisco fof
S ears and 9 years iv Lou Angel
jrwf u:^*^^* r - here are many iinitafon but
iWTS 'mi K0 EQUALS AS SPECIAL DOCTORS
Sf?s% *T»fli»ii£ poor treated free from 10 to 13
Trusl Only tho Old —The Tried—Ths Trao
VBO €' V S& Tb» SPECIAL HOKISBUN KROM TIIIC SAN
\ VHaMCIvCO OKFIOKe 1« now lv «bar«« of th«
Vi/ ok Aiigrelea i ..o pur.ons living lv .Alt
( ' ' ■ Außeles caa have tbe oeueflt of tho same Veal*
i' '■ {."•'•ri*v s >i k »' " meutae If tbey weat toSaa Kraneitco.
Vj'ft t'oiisultatiou FRKU, Personally or
/ by Letter.
?&2> *JaiJ^fDß. LIEBIQ & ro, cure ail NERVOUS, PRI.
VAIK ANP CHRONIC DUKA-iI.S OK MEN.
*$%£S^T|ii#s , .V •1* V"V-lV• ' » "K-urable K«aiantue.l, no matter bow com
\\.:-i'f-<r r ■ \,% <hVr vXrGpSW I'iii nt.'l ot «n» baa fail.-.1. Our dniKlloiH
'i Ky?" . ' V ' '1 > «•«•» ri.r! .le-tuai book f->r n-»n aetll tr.-*.
"-. V ; ;. f ! t I IMF-Allbiiiiiueiufacradlj-coutldeuti.il.
. ' 1 lli.uri: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 lo 8-30 p.nb
' .*} MM ANQILta BRANCH
123 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Not a Dollar Need Be Paid Us For -iSf"
Treatment of Rupture Until
DR. C. EDGAR SMITH & CO. yu/>> f-
SPECIA LISTS Jij^f||
Positively cuieln from 30 to 60 day» all kinds ol » xTtSsNI I' •'**•'''
-)|RUPTURE|(- V /N V\^%
Varicocele, hydrocele, pile 3 and fihsore, fistula, clceration9 : eta,
etc.. without the us; of knife, arawln? blood or detention from bus.neas.
ALL DISEASES OF WOMEN SKILLFULLY TREATED
CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION 1-R3E. Can refor intcrcited partite to prominent
Im AnseUs citizeua who bavo Deeu by ttiem. Cure guaranteed.
800 6. AlAlil ST.. COR. SEVENTH, LOS ANOKI.Ed. CAL.
THE PUENTE OIL CO
FBorooraaoF „ nn ~ I
AND DEALERS IN I X I If Hi
\jliUi/u BIKER BLOCK.
Tel. 196. PETROLEUM Wells at Cat
This Company is piepared to sell and dsliver crude petroleum in large or
small quantities either iv tank cars on iini of railroads in Los rtngeles or out.
side, or b» tank wagon or drums tj any part of city We furnish crude petro euro
to Cable R'y t-'o., Slfctric R'y Co., Temple-st R'y Co. and other larg;e coir aaniea.
I>JR. WHITE'S
®SET P DISPENSA RY
NERVOUS DEHILITY ,
Beminel weakness, impotency, etc.. iuduclngf
noiae ol Ihe following symptoms, as dlzsiaeas,
confusion of Ideas, deteotive memol'v, aversion
to society, blotchos, emissions exhaustion
varleoc le, etc., permanently cured.
Urinary, Kidney ar.d macirler
troubles, weak back, ineontinenee, gonorrhea,
gleet, strleture and all unnatural discharge?
are quickly and perfectly cured.
BCHOFULA AND SYPHILIS
causing ulcers, eruptions, swelling in groins,
•ore throat, falling hair and other symptom*
are removed, aud ail poison permanently eradi
cated trom tbe system.
fWTRI/TMKNT at ••iv oor by express. All
letters sUlctly confidential.
FOI? SALE!
BARGAINS
INSTALLMENT PROPSRTIER.
I!ou«e S rooms, southwest, iiciirTwcnty-tl ' ■ 1
mid Hoover. $iBoo—s3oo cash, bulnnee $25
1 ermoutn.
House 0 room*, soutbW st, 2 MOCKS from
c cctr c ear limy if\ itio, easy turns.
House o rooms nil modern and new, south'
west, close in. (or B2IQO small cash payment
ami mon.hly installments
BEMI-TKOPIO HOMESTEAD CO..
121 WEST TII IRQ ET.
ST
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i«» '. -:, i» 1 p t -yi). rvf
:n2 South Spring it . hf'cw Tl Ld.
llire Joi|
LTNJTBD 'IDANMKIt CO. Mr m a specialty
J of inovii.t fiiruuure anu plauos at toaM tl*
SUle rates; also Lne.gMge. Single 'rt»llK* Hoe:
2or tii<-rr, 'it■ i. i im.i s. <>flct 862 Br. ed
way, near City Ht.ll. Tei. 1c37. 11 0-eod ly
hp:-- psm*
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