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05 (Times fvl-JJtibuhe 10 Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. GoVt RfiRprt. rr no J9 CLEARING sale.

JUNE and ends of Carter Machin's and our The most RELIABLE styles and quali. We open thfs morning a Clearing Sale of Fine Furnishings for Men, the odds own stocks furnishing goods that will charm'the eye but respect-your pocket, ties ever offered at clearing prices. CARRAN'S DEATH, by Miss Kate W. Fuller, pianist; Miss Helton violinist; Frederick Blalr, cellist; Mrs. Jenny Kempton, contralto; Miss Grace Safford Jones, reader; H.

John Musso, harpist; W. D. Deeble, first cornetist; Charles Con This sale isin'faot and in truth the boldest arid broadest sweep in olearing prloes eve? made on a like reliable class of goods in this 7 1 Send in your orders by mail. You will get the best of everything. This Is no mystic tale the goods are here, the prloes are here, if you are keen you will be here.

We praotioa progress. Onr-fBlsc Stores" teem with the evidence of it. More lines oomlnsr for, Men's-Wear. 'They be the top-of-the-atyle order at dry goods shall want a place to; put them. Hence this great clearing sale, This department is to be enlarged a step forward for us.

Thetfe prloes should be a step forward for you, How the Sad News Was Received in Los Angeles. nor, second cornetist. The first part of tne A Wide Circle of Friends Left to Mourn the Loss' of the Deceased-A Sketch of Mr. Carran's Busy LWe and Character. Men's Underwear-lf you.

are wearing winter garments prepare to shed them now. programme was aevoiea to tne cantata, "The Enchanted Swans," by Carl Reinecke. The cast follows: Elfrida H. Kimball The- Queen Mrs. Jenny Kempton The Kalry Edith Gardner The Prince S.

Williams Luftwieler, Maud Cullen Quartette of Angels Mrs. Ar A. Hayes, Mrs. M. Larrabee, Mrs.

J. H. Book, Miss Kate Rider. The cantata enabled the organization to (9 splay its excellent training, as the choruses gave ample opportunity for a variety of work. The soloists were also heard' to advantage, and, taken as a the concert was one" of the most satisfactory given by the club.

"The rest of the programme was' "Trio: (Op. by Sain Saens, by the Fuller-Blalr trio; alto solo, "Zogerud Lesie," (Franz Sch-bert,) by Mrs. R. Templer Allen, and several chourses by the club. Cole is ah efficient conductor and has --been" prominent in musical departure from this city will be greatly regretted, as she leaves shortly for Chicago, where she will reside.

MEN'S NATURAL, WOOL SUMMER WEIGHT SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, MEN'S WHITE LAMB'S WOOIi SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, summer weight; fine gage, well made and fin' ished, every suit of these goods worth 2.75c 50c one of the most complete values the sale," would be considered good honest worth at $2 the suit; June 3 June clearing sale price per gar- KEWB AND BUStNESS. Santa Catalina Island Illuminated, Com-Henctng Saturday evening, June 28, the Wilmington Transportation Company1 magnln- otnt steamship Hermosa will make regular trip, to Catalina Island. Ai most attractive programme ha been arrange for the Her-mosa'a Initial trip. Including a grand Illumination of the bay and ahlp upon her arrival off Sugar Loaf. Music by the Santa Oatallna Orchestra of soloists, dancing in the pavilion, etc A more magnificent scene was sever witnessed than the beautiful bay, qf Avalon when illuminated with rockets, candles, red and blue lights and other attraotlve fireworks.

For railroad connections, see 6outhern Pacific Company and Terminal Railway's time-tables in Los Angeles daily pa- Woodbury Business College graduating exercises will be held at the Los Angeles i Theater on next Monday evening, June 25. Tne Ideal Guitar, Banjo and Mandolin Club, Lor-lei Quartette, Prof. Stamm's Orchestra and Foley Parker will furnish the musical features of the programme. Reserved seats can be secured at the box office on next Saturday or Monday for 25 cents. Everybody will laugh when Ktag Neptune lands at Redondo Beach Sunday, salt-water day.

The Santa Fe are prepared to handle the' crowds in good shape. leave La Grande Station at 9 a.m., 10 a.m. and 1:80 p.m. Round trip, 50 cents. The wire is stretched and everything is ready for the slide for life at Redondo Beach 6unday.

salt-water day." Trains leave I Grande Station at 9 a.m., 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Round trip, 50 cents. Today and tomorrow we are having a special sale of ladles' fine shoes, cloth and kid tops. Paris and Vienna toes, at 2.3o per pair.

Snyder's, No. 255 Spring, near Third street. Excursion to Catalina Island every Sunday, returning same evening. Train connecting with steamer leaves Arcade Depot at 8:30 a.m. Fifty cents round trip on Terminal Railway to Long Beach and Ban Pedro.

Good going Saturday and Sunday, returning Monday. Dr. M. Hilton Williams, the specialist in all diseases of the head, throat and chest JJo. 137 South.

Broadway, Los Angeles. iVisK the Arrowhead Hot Springs, the finest mountain resort on the Coast. See notice under hotels. Mantels, lies, office fittings, hardwood lumber. H.

Bohrman, 514 South Spring. "Meetings Jhat cure." See the offer for tonight in miscellaneous notices, Read It now. Columbia River salmon. Broadway Market. Mexican leather carver at, Campbell's.

There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph offloe; for William Burness and William Mansfield. The interview with Justice A. C. Baker wihich waB published in yesterday's Times was erroneously placed under a Tucson dateline. Justice Baker, when Interviewed, was in this city.

Lieut-Col. BaTlow, United States Engineers, also in town on Sunday, and from him the Information relative to the International Boundary survey was obtained. ment. clearing sale price per-garment FRENCH BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, heavy weight, silk trimmed and stitched, don't take our word for the worth of these, but come -and see them, a good judge would say 14, the suit; June clearing sale price says per garment MEN'S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, silk finished, silk and' lisle, and pure lisle, plain and fancy color- -ings, superb in texture and finish, cut to fit perfectly, the usual price is $8 per suit, the unusual price of this clearing sale is per garment 25c 50c MEN'S INDIA. GAUZE cool as an ocean breeze, loot, at these and wonder at -the price, actually worth in any manfs store 50c; June clearance price.

MEN'S WOOL, GAUZE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, these bare a genuine market right to be 2 the suit, and that's just what would be if it were not for broken lots; June clearing sale price per garment. The sad news the death of Mr. Car-ran, -which was received In this city yesterday afternoon, was a painful surprise to the friends of the deceased, amftng whom are numbered the members of the bar, as well as nearly all of the prominent citizens of -Southern California. Mr. Carran was found dead, in hU bed at the Clunie House, yesterday, and it is presumed his death was caused by heart disease.

He retired at midnight the night before, after making plans -for a busy day in the convention when her should rise on the following morning, but he. never and when discovered by a fellow-delegate he was a corpse. Thomas Jefferson Carran was- born on February 1, 1841, Warrensville; Cuyahoga county, near the city of Cleveland-He was a son of Robert A. and Mary Neal Carran. i After a course in the public schools he entered the tWestern Reserve College, at Hudson, O.

He graduated from tha institution, and for a time afterward taught school. He enlisted in the army, with a company, of' college students, and, after three months' service, joined the One Hundred and Twenty-fourth Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, commanded by Col. Payne. For gallantry on the field be was promoted, and on Ootober 31, 1862, was commissioned first lieutenant of his company. He was afterward made captain.

Men's Half Hbse, Nightrobes and Pajamas. NTTOITf" TjnOtrO Jlim DITAMIC nrliui nrhlh nnrrfiV tt nar. $1, 75c AND 80c SOCKS is the usual price, Balbriegan, Silk and 25c 50c Lisle are the qualities of the offering, fancy stripes, plain, solid and solid colors with spliced feet are the styles, we have snadayou in self defense to buy now. Not so much what these goods are worth to us as it is how quick can the oddlets be closed oat, They are a little less than half the usual price for the same goods the Night Shirts at ....9 1 75c and A New Democratic Club. About one and fifty of the leading Democrats of the city assembled together in City Justice Austin's courtroom last nigbt for the purpose of perfecting a political organization to be known as the Jefferaonian Club.

Every person present was enrolled, and it was announced that the large number of applications which had been received for membership was being daily augmented. Suitable quarters have been secured and are being fitted up in rooms formerly occupied by the Federal Court, over the Farmers' and Merchants Bank. The of Jeffersonian Club elected last night -were as follows: President, J. M. Kinley; vice-presidents, Johnston Jones and J.

C. Young; secretary, W. Fitzgerald; assistant secretary, C. A. Hamilton; treasurer, J.

M. Morris. turned on tne nose clearing aaie price Interesting styles in Neckwear at Interesting prices. A big assortment of "FPUR-IN- HANDS." XCCKS AND PUtTO, lU new Flowing End, PUFFS, and all' new shapes; these are at 'once -rich, elegant arid correct in style, (1.96 and $1 was Carter Machin's price on these JupA 'ilf4ng Fisk, Clark Flagg, Ilufus Waterhouse! and all the world's famous makes in this the very vertex of Neckwear $1 apd tS.60 grades colorings and 'designs, many Vof these are Carter Machin's ooc -and. 7pc; goods clearing sale price 1 sale price ss'iasssBfc Men's Hats, latest Oave a Reception.

Angelina Clrole, 106; C. F. of gave a reception at their hall, at No. 107 North Main street, last in honor of the grand sub-chief companion and officers of the grand circle of the State. After a good programme had been rendered speeches were made by Grand sub-Chief Companion Mrs.

Andrews, Supreme Chief Ranger Lewis Thorne of the A. O. F. of Chief Companion Jennie Langberg. Refreshments were afterward served.

si it yinh i Men's Hats, wide rim, Panton strw Gibbon band He was in active service at Chlcamauga, Mission Ridge and other engagements, and served until the close of the war. On his return from military service he commenced reading law with Ranney, Bachus Noble of Cleveland, and later was admitted to the bar. He soon built up a large practice and won a high standing in his In 1867 he was elected City Attorney of Cleveland, he being the youngest man who had ever filled that position. In 1878 Mr. Carran was elected to the Ohio State Senate.

During his term of office he voted for James A. Garfield, and John Sherman for members of the United States Senate. He was a warm personal friend of both. While In the Senate he was also instrumental in securing an appropriation for the erection of the soldiers' a recently, completed at i He was a delegate to the Republican 'National Convention in 1880 and bore la prominent part in the nomination of James A. Garfield, who gave him not a little credit for it.

In 1887 he removed to Los Angeles, where he had since made his home, and where he continued in the practice of law. For about a year past he had been in partnership with Charles D. In politics a Republican Mr: Carran always took an active interest in political blockentilated Wide rim, worth $1,50, at It. A NOVEL CASE. ore B1.QQ- ST PUCE TO HELD TO ANSWER.

Cassady, theRape Fiend, Must Stand Trial In the Superior Court. City Juatioe Austin held a preliminary examination yesterday afternoon In the lease against Donald Cassady, the driver of an Ice wagon, charged (wjth having 'assaulted Louisa Spanks, a pretty German servant girl, at the residence of Cole, No. 822 Alvarado street, in' Wednesday afternoon, with intent to commit rape. Owing to the nature ot the case, the testimony was behind doors, much to the apparent disgust of a crowd of morbidly curious, idlers. The evidence of the girl and Mrs.

Cole, her employer, was so strong and convincing, as to leave no doubt in the mind of the court as to the commission of the offense by the defendant. Cassady was therefore held to answer under bonds In the sum of $1500, in default of which he was committed to the County Jail. Pa The Soul Not an Entity In the Contemplation of the Law. Associated Press Leaaed-uiin Serolce. MONTGOMERY Jutie 21.

A decision in a hovel case has been handed down by the Supreme Court ol, Alabama. The case was that of Silvester Festorezzl and others, executors of St. Joseph's Catholic Church, In Mobile, sent up from the Chancery Court there. Some time ago a prominent Roman Catholic died in Mobile and bequeathed $2000 to be used for the' masses for- his soul. The, court held.

the bequest void, because there was no living beneficiary of the trust endeavored to be created, the soul not being an entity, in contemplation of the law. i. A New Departure! Not a dollar need be paid for treatment of raptare antilQurs is effeotsd. MA i 1 I JIM UUa 7 138, 140, 142 S. MAIN Variety and Merit, are marked 'rKli i n-tv The Marie Burroughs FOR.

A. LEADER THIS WEEK affairs, and was connected with numerous Republican organizations. Besides being intimate with Garfield and Sherman he wall a personal friend of James G. Blaine, and also with. Charles Foster, Secretary of the Treasury under President Harrison.

In 1892 he was president of the Union League Club of this city. He was married 21, 1864," to Louisa Proudfoot of Cleveland, who survives him. His two Robert A. and L. C.

Carran, are engaged respectively in the railroad and the oil business in Cleveland. He leaves one son, Thomas J. Carran, and one daughter, Clara wife of R. J. Wldney, who is a son of R.

M. Wldney. 1 Mr. Carran was a veteran of the war', a member of G.A.R. and also of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of tne United States, California Commandery.

He was also a Mason, having a membership in the Knights of the Mystic Shrine and in the Coeur de Ceon Commandery. am sftventv-scvei. Tears old. 1 We will close out a beautiful line of! Bohemian Colored Glassware AT LESS THAN COST. and have had my age renewed at least twenty years by the use of Swift's Spednc.

My foot onH 1a or tn mv waft a 77 Hoyle Heights. Miss Cort, the returned Missionary to Slam, will speak' the people and costumes of that this evening at the Presbyterian Church. Miss Coral Harrison has left for the North- to spend a month's vacation at Fetaluma and San Francisco. Misses Mamie Hendricks and Anna Chapman, accompanied by Ward Hendricks, yesterday on the steamer Corona for San. Francisco.

Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Main, who have been for some time past the guests of J.

M. running sore tor two years, and physicians snld it could not be cured. After taking hfUen small running sore for tn Alter laiung uihch suiiui bottles s. a. a.

were is not a sore on my uini, anui snot a sore on my limbs, and I Table Tumblers YEARS OLD have a new lease on life. You ought to let all ftiiffemrft know Wine Tumblers 1 5c, 10c 15c, 25c" at of your wonderful remedy. Ira F. Stilss, Lemonade Mugs rainier, itanaas uiy Creamers 10c and 25c each Baker at No. 1975 First street staite i yester- MUSICAL MENTION Celery Glasses ion ana wc eacn S'rnp Pitchers each Sugar Sifters each Fancy Baskets of novel 35c, 50a etc.

All worth double the IS A WONDERFUL REM ED especially for old ptopls. It builds up the seneral health. Twut- Dr.C Edgar Smltb SPECIALISTS Ma. MAIN, OOa W'T'' LOS ANQELKJ. flAT.

Portfolio "-'ii' iV'WX' ot Stage Gelebrities," ue on tbebl ood mailed free. uay uu tuo return jp tu lueir. uumib iu Iowa. 'Residents and property owners of Michigan between Breed and Chicago streets, are jubilant over having secured the desired change of grade of their street, whereby the deep cut at that point is reduced from eight feet to five, greatly Improving the'' appearance and general value of property facing the cut. The Treble Club gave its second concert this season at Music Hall last It was the final appearance of the club under the direction of Mrs.

Jlrah D. been the conductor for the past five years. The club wag assisted SWIFT SPCIFIC COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga- posltfvely cure, in from. toMdaysiail MEYBERC BIS. Varioooeie, Hydrooele, Frank Foster, residing at No.

1046 West goto street, underwent a painful operation Los Angews, June 22, 1801 The weather 'prediction tot a few days since, his foot being ampu today is fair. Much against our wish, iIXiES FISTULA, AND ULCERATION without the use of knife, drawing blood, or detention from business. DISEASES OT WOMEN SKIXZt TULliT THE ATED, CONSULTATION EXAMINATION FREE Can refer Interested parties to mand Los Angeles citizens, who have been treatey by them. Care guaranteed: Wall Paper tated at the ankle. The operation was rendered necessary by an aggravated attack of sciatic rheumatism which eventually settled In the member mentioned, and the patient's system -being, in a bad state danger of gangrene became apparent.

A-petition now being prepared asking for the grading of North Chicago-street is being quite generally signed. Misses Rose McMann and Edith Dessan left yesterday for Catalina to spend the aummer. and we think much against any requirements, we, are obliged to advance the price ot Woodman's boiled linseed Which has something to interest --every -theater-goer as it presents the leading favorites in alj the varied branches of dramatic effort. It is the Julia Marlowe Number, oil to 70c per gallon, but the AUCTIONEERS- "big elephants did it. Over which they have no control is Patton's pure mixed paints, and we still sell them at CATALINA ISLAND.

The Los Angeles Terminal Railway makes close connections at East San Pedro daily with steamer Hermoaa. two tripe, leaving Los -Angeles at 9:56 a.m. and. 5:13 Auct ion. $1.50 per gallon and the Prin p.m.

The 8 a.m. train Sunday morning makes close connections, and returns on arrival of cess floor paiuf at $1.25 per MILLINERY STOCK. steamer Sunday evening. DEATH RECORD. gallon.

These are features in the merchandizing of jio SOUTH SPRING ST, 6HUMAN In this city, Lee Shuman, a na tive of Ohio, aged 43 years, -dune 21, at 10 paints over which the "big a.m. Containing a handsome portrait of that actress. In the same branch hakesperiati i and standard drama: this part contains portraits of the gifted and ted Adelaide Neilson, Daniel Bandmann and -Marie Wainright. In marked contrast, farce-comedy and burlesque are represented by Henry Dixey and The Famous Soubrettes, Minnie Palmer, Kate Gastfeton," Nellie) McHenry and Mattie Vickers. In comic opera there are portraits -of Marion Manola, John Mason, Fay Templeton.

THE POPULAR BOSTONIANS, 'YL Barnabee, "Torn Karl and. H. McDonald; while the modern dramas has representatives in Belle Archer, Eben Piyinpton, Marie Burroughs, Virginia Harned and Effie Shannon; 't''. 'Z. elephants do not have, their Funeral Friday, June 22, --at p.m.i at his late residence.

No. 2634 South Los. Ange VMisIt? A substitute for lard? Upsetting the customs, habits, and prejudices of cen- turies? Yes, all this and more. Cottolene is new cooking product-r-it is tetter than lard or butter for cooking, so say such noted housekeepers as Marlon Harland, Catharl Owin, Christina Tarhun Harrlok, Emma P. wing, Mrs.

S. T. Rerar, Mro. F. A.

Banaon. Amy Barnes, Margarat Wistar, and many others; it is healthier so says every thoughtful physician; and it is cheaper as every house-" keeper knows when she finds that one-half thequan-' tity answers every purpose. 60TTCIE is the purest clarified cot-tonseed oil mixed with pure beef fat. It is the best cook-. ing material ever -devised- for frying anything and cverything-f-easily digested and highly nutritious.

-Beware of imitations. Ask your grocer for the genuine Cottolene. BY N. K. 8TP LOUIS nei CHICAOO, HCW YORK, 0TON.

CHEAPER THAN EVER les street. Friends ana acquaintance invited say. Uniform in quality and without further notice. Dandruff uniform in price Today Friday, -Afternoon and Evening, SiOO and.TiSO p.m. Entire stock of Mrs.

Euber's millinery store, comprising all the latest styles ana patterns oJ made Hats and. Bonnets, Trim-' mlngs, Frames, etc. i- Mrs. Huber kindly Invites all her former patrons and friends to this Important sale of fine Millinery. i Sale commences promptly atC p.m.

'I; MATLOCK A UEED, I Paper Co. Milwaukee jf ure wnite Lieaa ec id Turpentine gal. Dry colors. 2ic No. 1 tur.

tur. varnish, $1 gal No. 1 coach var. fl.U gal Light Hard Oil Finish, 11.60 gal NEWTON 321 N. Los Angeles street 303 S.

Spring St. Auction Cured with a single bottle of Smith's Dandruff Pomade; nevew fails; guaranteed by M. Son, 220 SoutA Spring stree, BROWNE'S HOT AIR FURNACES Are sold on approval. Make your contracts row for winter. Send for catalogue.

F. E. Browne, No. 311 South Spring street. IF YOTI want to enjoy your meals, strengthen your digestion with Simmons Liver Regulator.

THE only dty In the United States where the "Trlche" process of roasting coffee is used, and' as uied in large European cities. Lo Angeles should be proud of it. Tha Trlche Coffee Company use It. Try their coffees. No.

813 West Sljfth street, i DO TOtJ drink eoffaet Try the famous "Trlche" coffee. None equal to it. No. 313 West Bllth street W. 8.

TULtIS, watchmaker, 402 South Spring street. RIDES a Keating bicycle. Bone MUls, AUalfa Oat-ters, Creosozone, Roup Cures, Sprayers, Ef Testers, Poultry Books, Drinking, fountains, Csponlzlnf Instrumanta- Olrcalars ALL TALENTED PEOPLE Having hosts of admirers to whom tlie handsome, portraits and well-written biographical sketches in this number will prove of great part, containing twenty portraits, to readers of TIMES for three coupons and One Dime. Previous parts on the same terms. No extra charge for mail orders.

Parts 6 and 7 now ready THE LOS'ANGELES TIMES, TIMES BUIUDING, FIRST AND BROADWAY, Teeth Filled Painlessly DR. PARKER, Formerly Corner Third Broadway, 1 Over Eckstein's drug store, who has been absent from Lot Angeles over two years has returned and located In the Bradbury Block, iwhere he will be pleased to see or meet his friends and patrons of the past. His office is open to all Who may come. Prices for good dental work always Special attention paid to treating aud filling teeth, also gold crowns and bridge work. Artificial teeth of the best quality, and made to give the mouth Its natural expression.

Broken sets of teeth repaired and made good as new. Dr. Parker's rooms, 834 and 835 third floor, Bradbury Block, Third and Broadway, take elevator. John Moroer, 117 EL Seootd-at. ''Agent for the bueen City Incubator Company.

petalum a Incubator Company. 1 -Jubilee Hatcher Prairie Mate incubator Company. Wilson "Daisy" Bone Cutter Every tbingr otPonltry-kespera To close consignment will offer on Friday, June 88, at 8 p.m., large line of goods, consisting of Bedroom Suits, Parlor Suits, Fancy Rockers, Sideboards, Secretary and Bookcase combined extra Dressers, Mattresses, Bedding, Xjace Curtsins, Rugs, Brussels Car. pets. Extension and Center Tables, Kimball Organ, Oilcloth, etc.

STEVENS BUOWX, Auctioneers, 413 South Spring Street. The W. H. PERRY Lumber and Mfg. UHIAEK YARD AND PLANlVfi WIMi mnmiil iHaa Poland AddreM FOR-DaaI' Bartholomew A Co THE! Hoard of Health says drink Jesse Moore Whisky.

A STtTCH In time, Take Simmons Liver Regulator and prevent sickness. LADIES' phaetons. Hawley, King ft Co, TO THE FACE -v i fozzonft (tamphulon Pcwdsrslvta reaher charms, to the old renewed youth. Try it. 7 1 luorv 818 W.

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