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05 Clngdes Ct mcs. MARCH 23, 1902. E1KKS. ,1 II I III Home Building Association, 10CAL SFQgTIHG BrXOHD. OCCIDENTAL BEATS U.S.C.

CITIZENS NATIONAL BNK. United States Depositary. Corner Third and Spring Streets. SENT FREE TO MEN A 1 Most Eeniartablfl tedy That Quickly RcstoresLost Vigor to Men. A Free Trltil Packasr Sent )j Kali 16 All Wno Write.

$200,000 CAPITAL OFFICERS: R. J. WATERS, Trosldent J. ROSS CLAKK, Vice-President A. J.

AVATEKH. Cashier. GEO. E. DUFFET, Asst.

Cashier. IRST NATIONAL BANK. TaRGEST NAWNAL OF LOS ANGELES. Approved and Licensed by the State building and Loan Commissioners. C0-OPBR AT1YB Through ths Association you may savo the money you aro now paying out for rent or interest, and apply a less amount on the purchase of a home or ranch, As $5.50 per month with us will buy and pay for a $1000 property without Interest, or will pay off your mortgage without interest, and at the same ratio will procure you two, three, four or five thousand dollars for tho purpose of building or paying mortgages.

Vo desire a representative in every town of tho West. For further particulars, call or write tho Association, CAL IFORNIA BANK BUILDING, Los Angeles. OFFICERS Luther Flood, Bentox Flood, Auditor. Fratarnal Insurance. Capitalist G.

W. Sla ydex, Vice-President. j0HN Foley, Attorney. Onaof Dswaon City's Sucoeaaful Miner. Member Board ot Education aad Clark E.

Jarvis, Secretary. riet cmp, w. a w. Late of the Jartlt Orooery Company. H.

Morris, Manager. CAUFRNIn, EatablUher of tha Morris-Jones Oil Co. JJepOSUOry. BANkTN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Capital, Surp.us and Profits $750,000.03 Eeposits J.

M. ILUOTT. Prestdssw W. G. KIRCKHOrr Tloa-PresldsDi UNITED STATES 1 DEPOSITARY.

THLFARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK JL OF LO ANQELES. INCORPORATED 187t OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. OFFICERS I. W. RFXLMAN, Presldsnt H.W.

HELLMAN. Vice-President J. A. GHAVfcS, nd Vice-President, CHARLES PEYLER. Caahlar.

-G. HELM ANN, Assislant C'tuUlen CAPITAL' 0RPLDand UNDIVIDED PROFITS $878,000 DEPOSITS $6,300,000 Drafts and Letters of Credit Issued and Telsgruphlo and Cable Transfers to all parts ot tha world. SPECIAL SAFETY DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT AND STORAGE VAULTS. Take the PALIF0RNIA BANK, LOS ANGELES, CAL SOI LIB To the East Ladlaa' Compartment Car. (Library, Parlor and Observation fLtfCfYIipiTlCIll platform, also mtid In attendance:) Compoalte Car.

(UufTet, Barbershop, Bath and Library.) Noeipeana aaa been spared in train equlpmeot to make your journey moat comfortable and pie annul one. Capital, $350,000. OFFICERS: W. F. nOTSFORD, President.

I. B. NEW I ON, Vice-President. T. E.

NEWLIN, Snd Vloa-Presldsat, J. O. MOSSIN. Cashier. T.

W. PUELPS, Assistant CashKr LatesUmproved Safe Deposit and Storage Vault. QECURITY SAVINGS BANK, LARGEST SAVINGS BANK Deposits, $3,282,262.65. Total Resources, $3,456,858.49. SARTflRt.

President DIRECTORS H. W. Ho lmtto, J. F. Sartort J.

F. SARTORl rresldcnt Jonngon j. H. shankland. J.

A. Graves MAURICE S. Vice-President M. L. i'lerolnir, V.

L. Graves, M. a HeUmnn, W. D. LONOYEAR.

Cashier HeDaerwn Hayward. Wm. Interest paid on term and ordinary deposits. Money loaned on real estate. Fergusson.

University Southern California, third. One hundred-yard Dash: Cleland, Occidental College, first. 10 2-5, second; Keagy, University Southern Col. lfornla, second; Dane, Occidental College, third. Broad Jump: Hagerman, Occidental College, first.

21ft. Miller, University ot Southern California, second. 21ft. Thompson, University ol Southern California, third, 20ft. lOln.

Mile Run: Chapin, Occidental College, first, 4m. 65 2-5s. Williams, University of Southern California, second: Dtlworth. Occidental College, third. Running.

440 yards: Dane, Occidental College, first, Bacon. Occidental College, second; Miller, University of Southern California, third. High Jump: Cromwell and Thompson, Occidental College, tied, first, 6ft. Broderson. University of Southern California, third.

Hurdles, 120 yards: Enyeart, University of Southern California, and Hammock, Occidental College, tied, first place, Hagerman, Occidental College, third. The- 220-yard Dash: Cleland, OecL dental College, first. 24 Keagy, University of Southern California, second; Thompson, University of Southern California, third. Shot Put: Cromwell, Occidental College, first, 33ft. Broderson, University of Southern California, second; Dane, Occidental College, third.

Pole Vault: Solomon and Cromwell, tied, first, 9ft. Holman, University of Southern California, third. Relay race won by Occidental. FINAL SCORE. U.S.C.

O.C. Hararaw. Throw 1 8 100-yard Dash 3 8 Broad Jump 5 6 Mile Run 8 6 440-yard Run 1 High Jump 1 Hurdles i A 220-yard Dash Shot Put 3 Pole Vault 1 Mile Relay Totals 23 ra The officials were as follows: Referees, Lee Chf.nbers; Judges, Arthur Lee. Dr. O.

8. Barnum, Tully C. Knowles: starter, Dick Culberson; announcer, Charles Seymour; clerk ot course, Robert Guines; timers, W. M. Walker, C.

H. Broderson, I E. Williams; J. C. McChlng.

LOS ANGELES TAKES CUP. INTER-CLUB GOLF VICTORY. The closing matches In the golf tournament, In which teams of four men each from Los Angeles, Pasadena, Redlands and Riverside participated, were played yesterday on the Pa-chappa links. Riverside. The total score by points for the two days' play follows: Los Angeles.

24; Riverside, 14; Pasadena, 13; Redlands, 4. In yesterday's matches the Los Angeles players defeated the Redlands team by 12 points, and Riverside beat Pasadena by points. Los Angeles wins the cup. BASEBALL. HIGH SCHOOL LOSES.

The Throop Institute ball team beat the Los Angeles High School team at Pasadena yesterday by a score of 10 to 7. The Los Angeles ball club played a practice game yesterday at the Chutes grounds with the St. Vincent nine. The State leaguers showed up well. McPartlin, Slagle, Hartwell and Waddel took turns at pitahlng, but Waddell was knocked out in one round, a pitched ball hitting him on the back of the head.

SCHEDULE ARRANGED. Thi schedue of games for the pre ent season of the State League 'was received here yesterday and will be published in full tomorrow morning. According to It San Francisco will play 197 games, of which 98 will be at home; Los Angeles 185, of which 98 at home; Oakland 199, of which 46 at home, and Sacramento 184, of which 53 at home. The season opens April 6 and closes December 7, and San Francisco and Los Angeles will onen and close at home, playing against Sacramento and Oakland, respectively. BOWLING.

LONG BEACH WINS. "Whittier lost to Long Beach last night in a match game of ten pins bowled in this clt at the Coliseum alleys. Stephens of the winning team distinguished hlmsef with a high roll of 202 and high average of 164 2-3. The scores were as follows: Lone Beach 1. 1.

i. Av. Brown ......135 lag 177 1W Walt 143 131 160 144 I I McConnel 166 15 14 15 1-3 Stephens 165 127 22 1M I-S Scott 14S 123 147 2-1 Totals T7 700 310 Total pins 5280. Hlph roll Stephens. 303.

HlKh Bveresre Stephens, 164 3-3. On me average 790. Whittter- 1. 3. 3.

Ar. DvKffar 124 1P7 14! Klnaloy 124 143 142 l-J Hixon 1 1 1 'i Graham 13 13 116 137 1-3 Moarhead .107 162 14 1S 1-3 Total's 724 K8 T05 Tntal plns-JOW. HlKh roll Mcorhaa. 163. Hlsh aywage Kinsley, 14! 1-S.

Game average 699. Chess. The clubs of San Francisco and Los Angeles will play a six-board telegraph match today beginning at 9:30 o'clock. Play will probably continue until 4 o'clock this afternoon. OUTH WESTERN, ATIONALJBANK OF LOS ANGELES.

K.W, CORNER BECOND AND BROADWAY. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: JOHN 8. CRAVENS, President; GEORGE J. DENIS. First Vice-President; HARRY GRAY, Becond Vlce-Praaldent; JOHN D.

HOOKER, JOHN B. MILLER, HULETT C. MERRITT, GAIL B. JOiiiSHON, BURTON E. GREEN.

LOR1NO G. NESMITH Cashier A. B. JONES Assistant Cashier Assuring courteous and liberal the SOUTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK Invites the accounts of Individuals, Firms and Corporations, DIRECTORS; C. A.

Canfield, J. Boss Clark, J. M. Halo, It. J.

Waters, A. G. Hubbard, F. G. Fay, John H.

Norton, J. Fay, L. W. liimn, lial A. J.

Waters. COKNfcK btCOND AND 6PKINO STKE2TS. DRAKE, Ind Vloa-Prssldsafc W. T. HAMMOND Caahtsr.

DIRECTOR W. H. Perry, W. Hellmaa. Ir W.Chllds, LN.VanNuys, J.

A. Grave i W. Hellinaa, H. W. Hellinan, J.

r. Fraaeta, E. Thorn, A. Haas, Wnv Laoy. Surplus, $100,000.

DIRECTORS: VT. F. Botsford, Wm. H. Bsrnham.

Joha U. Miller, T. K. Newllo, R. F.

Lotspelch. Homaf Lsughlln, a Newton, W. a NewUall. H. Wltmer.

corner MAIN AND SECOND STREET! IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. CAPITAL HOW TEE BANK GROWS. January 28, I90O. $1,266,033.55 January 28, 1901 $1,597,071.39 January 28, 1902 $2,191,088.49 February 28, 1902 OF CALIFORNIA. d' Spring and Seccnd Sts.

Lbs Angeles. Money loaned on rral estate. L. DUQVE. President i.

N. VAN NDYS. Vice- entnrM: W. Hullmnn 1 uiurii I'nhn. TI U'- Newmat'; W.

O. Kerokhoff. INVESTMENTS. Establlshtd August I 1803. Loan Ass THE LOS ANGELES NATIONAL BANK- UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.

Largest Paid TJp Capital ot Any National Bank In Southern California. Csp1tal.l500.Ooa nd Proflt IIM.WI OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: W. C. PATTERSON, President; P. M.

GREEN. Vloe-Presldent; FRANK P. FLINT, Seoand Vlce-Presideut; W. D. WOOLW1NE, Cashier.

L. A. Grant, L. McKeeby, John R. Havnea, W.

T. MoFle, W. M. Van Uyke Attention la Invited to splendid new Safe Deposit Department. GERMAN-AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK VJ corner Hirst and rinin streets.

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: M. N. Averv. President: Gail B. Johnson, Vice-President; N.

Flint. Ind P. F. Schumacher, Cashier; U. W.

Ltcbtenbergcr, Asst. ash. L. W. Blnn, E.

Kjraud, IV, Etoll, Victor Ponet, Dr. Jos. Kurt HE NATIONAL BANK At Los Angelas, Corner University Doesn't Get One "hirst." Los Angeles Wins in Golf Contest. Baseball Schedule is Issued. Telegraph Chess Games On the Alley.

The Occidental College track team won the Intercollegiate championship of Southern California yesterday, on the campus at Highland Park, defeating the University of Southern CoII-ornta by the score of 72 to 23 About 600 persons, mostly representatives of the two colleges, witnessed the colors of the Mothedist athletes go fluttering down to this most crushing defeat In the history of the Institution. The U.S.C. "rootens" and fair co-eds waved their crimson banners, tooted their ribbon-bedecked horns, and cheated themselves hoarse, all In vain, for not once during the day did U.S. C. secure a rst place.

Never before In Southern California has a college track team been In such perfect physical condition as were the Presbyterian sprinters yesterday, as testified to by three broken intercollegiate records, and unusually good time In every race. The U.S.C. contingent, on the other hand, had trained very little, and she probably never before entered a contest with her men In such miserable form. The U.S.C. team was moreover much weakened by the loss of Charles Wilson, who had been sick? in bed for over a week, and was unable to participate In the contests.

The track was in splendid condition, and the day, while as a whole cold, windy and disagreeable, was now and then bright and pleasant, and all the frprtnts were run with ft favoring breeze, which in some measure act-counts for the fast time- made. The utmost good feeling prevailed, and the events were not allowed to drag, so than the last contests had to be run off In th twilight, as is usually the case in field days In this eectkwi. At 2 p.m. the contestants for the hammer throw entered the field, and ihone the Methodist contingent met their first disappointment. Ferguson, who won this event In the C.

meet, tr-as counted on to take at least as good as second place, but he was not In good form, and failed to necure better than third place for his school. Cromwell of Occidental won, making a throw of 103ft. 4in. Buell of Occidental took second place, on a throw of 96ft. 81n.

A magnificent race waa the 100-yard dash. Cleland and Dane represented Occidental, while Keagy and MiAler atrove to uphold the honor of U.S.C-Cleland got away from the line first and remained In the lead to the last, although Keagy gained on him little by little, and only took second place by six Then came a broad Jump contest that will long be talked of in local college circles. Three of the contestants broke the old Intercollegiate record of 20ft. 8In. For several years Irwin Miller has held "the Intercollegiate record at that distance, and today he succeeded in making 21ft.

2in. But Hager-man of Occidental made one-half an Inoh more, and won the event and the Intercollegiate record. Thompson of Occidental got third place, with a Jumn of 20ft. Win. The mile run was won by Chapin, Occidental, in 4m.

55 2-5s. Williams of IT.S.C. took an easy second: Dillworth of Occidental finishing third. In the 440-yard dash, another record was smashed to smithereens by Dane of Occidental, who did the act in lust 63. Bacon of Occidental and Miller of U.S.C.

finished In very close second and third places, respectively Fergusson at U.S.C. fell in a faint about 100 yards from the finish. His arm was sprained in the fall, and so he was unable to take part In the other events for which he was scheduled. In the high Jump, both Cromwell and Thompfn of Occidental Jumped 5ft. Zn.

t- tooK ttrira ciace tot v. fc.C Miller, his partner, ian- Ing i. height. One tae best and most interesting events of the day was the 120-yard hurdle race. As the event was announced an unusually stiff breeze arose nd the hurdles were blown down is fast as they were set up, and It was feared the race would have to be aban-loned.

Finally some one hit upon the scheme of having men hold up the tmrdles. The suggestion proved to be tgood one, although the working out It was strikingly novel and pre-lented a very amusing spectacle. The men would hold on to hurdles until the runners were within a tew feet of ihem, and then dodge away, while the Beet-footed Jumpers sped swiftly on. 3trange as it may seem, the presence pt the men on the cinder path did not Interfere with the runners, but rather ncouraged them in their efforts, with he result that the race was run In the fecord breaking time of 16'4s. Enyeart it U.S.C.

and Hammack of Occidental tied Cot first place. Hagerman of Oc-UdentaJ second. Cromwell of Occidental took first blace In the shot-put, making 33ft. 21n. Broderson, U.S.C.

second; Dane, Oc-tldental, third. In the pole vault Holman and En-freart of U.S.C. failed to do gft. f-hlle Solomon and Cromwell of Occl-ntal both did 9ft. lin.

easily, but did ot vault oft the tie. Then came the crowning Joy to Occl-lental. The U.S.C. relay team had hever been defeated, and although (rippled by the loss of Witeon and Fergusson, still hoped and- expected jo win another trophy for their school. But again the superb physical condition of the Occidental men was evl-lenced by a well-earned victory.

U.S.C. had the pole, and Seymour of fc.S.C. 'beat Cleland of Occidental on the first quarter by ten yards. Smith if U.S.C? lost all this advantage to lagerman of Occidental, who made a tiasterful run. Bacon of Occidental is a trlflle quicker in receiving the Message and getting away, and when Miller, U.S.C, reached Iteagy, the U.S.

C. man for the last quarter, Dane was Hilly ten yards ahead, and although by (supreme effort Keagy did make up ve yards of that distance, he could ot overcome the other five yards ad-fantage, and finished that distance be-llnd his opponent. As previously announced In The hmes. the winner of this contest Is to neet the Stanford track team In this next month. Afur few days-pst th i 'crlilrnta! tt sm will commciT iRorr.us training1 for tht meet tvllh I-, hi; Tinhorn unite: hU'M MART.

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0 DETERMINED TEST TO BE MADE IN ARIZONA FIELD. The Los Angeles Stock Exchange Put on Airs Yesterday Summary of Closing Quotations San Francisco Oil and Mining Stocks. Thd first carload of material for a well-boring outfit to be used for prospecting alleged oil lands within fifteen miles of Prescott, arrived there yesterday. It consists of timbers Tor derrick, framed ready to be put up. The boiler, engine and boring tools are expected In a few days.

Douglas, Lacey Co. of New York are behind the enterprise and announce that the field will be thoroughly prospected, as It has been favorably reported on by several experts. Preparations for sinking a well have created considerable excitement and a large scope of country has been located. ON 'CHANGE. BUSINESS LOOKING UP.

The Los Angeles Stock Exchange reports the following sales made at yesterday's call: Eharea. Price. 7bj Roed Crude 1 Reed Ouda ijoCO Roed Cruda j.oco Weatlake .04 ToUt, CKO 11,5515 Buyer' 80 daya. In mining stocks 2000 chares of Wedge sold at three-eighths of a Cent per share. Bids and offers for listed oil stocks were as follows: Alpha, 9 cents asked; -Aztec, $1.02 asked; Brea Canon, $3.75 bid; Central, 71 cents bid, 12 asked; Central Point, $1.05 asked; Continental, 60 cents asked; Pullerton Consolidated, 22 cents bid; Fullerton Oil.

64 cents bid, 6 asked; Globe, 15 cents asked; Home of Fresno, $3.75 bid; Kern Oil, $5.50 bid; Pacific Slope, 1 cents asked; Parker, 10 cents bid; Senator, 65 cents bid; Southern Consolidated, 1 cent bid, 8 asked; Uncle Sam, cent bid, 1 asked; Union, $58 bid, $01 asked; United Petroleum, $99 bid, $105 asked; Western Union, $100 asked; Whittier Consolidated, 1 cent bid, 2 asked; Wilson, iVt cents bid, 9 asked. Bids and offers for unlisted oil stocks were as follows: Northern Consolidated No 2, 1. cents bid, 6 asked; Northern Consolidated No. 1, 1 cents asked; Hercules, 9 cents bid; Piru, 5 cents asked; New Century, 4 cents asked; Southern California Oil and Fuel, 30 cents asked; Sunset Consolidated, 1 cents asked; Sunset King. 1 cent bid; Russian, 4 cents bid, asked; Menges, 92 cents asked; -Hub, 80 cents asked; Mexican Petroleum, 25 cents asked; Grand Central Oil Development, 15 cents bid; Denver-Fillmore, 1 cent bid; Ventura Consolidated, 20 cents asked; Potomac, 3 cents bid; Pennsylvania, 20 cents bid, 25 asked; Union Petroleum, 4 cents asked; Bllnn, 2 cents bid; Home (Whittier,) $2.10 asked; Eureka Crude.

15 cents asked. Bids and offers for unlisted mjning stocks were as follows: Arizona Giant, 3 cents bid, 7 asked; Butte Lode, $20 bid, $26.50 asked; Blsbee West, 12 cents bid, 16 asked; S. Blsbee Copper, 10 cents bid; Arizona and Arkansas Copper, Zinc and Lead, 1 cent bid, asked; Venture Hill, 2 cents bid; Verde King, 30 cents bid, 40 asked; Red Cloud, 25 cents asked; Loma Verde, 14 cents bid, 28 asked; Blsbee Belle, 8 cents asked; Green Mountain, 15 cents asked; Exposed Treasure, 38 cents bid; Rand Mountain, cent asked; Lincoln Gold Mining, 21 cents asked. For bank and miscellaneous stocks the bids and offers were as follows: Bank of Commerce, $102 bid; Broadway Bank and Trust, $131 bid; California, $150 bid, $155 asked; Central, $130 bid; Citizens' National, $140.25 bid: Columbia Savings Bank, (50 per cent, paid up,) $54 bid; Farmers' and Merchants', $350 bid; First National, $240 bid; German-American, $155 bid; Los Angeles National, $160 bid, $166 asked; Main Street Savings (50 per cent, paid up.) $50 bid; Merchants' National, $180 bid, $200 asked; National Bank of California, $125 bid. $137 asked; Security Savings Bank (50 per cent, paid up,) $87.50 bid; Security Loan and Trust (50 per cent, patd up,) $30 bid; Southern California Savings, $135; Southwestern National.

$110 bid; State Bank and Trust, bid; Union Bank of Savings. $150 bid; First National, Pasadena, $190 bid; Ran Gabriel Valley, Pnsadpna, $150 bid; Pasadena National, $115 bid; Edison Electric, $73 bid, $77 asked; Lob Brewery, $J0S asked; Title Guaranty and Trust, $124 bid; Title Insurance and Trust, $104 bid: Title Insurance and Trust, $100 bid; Pacific Electrical Company, $60 asked; Randsburg Water Company, 30 eents bid, 60 esked. SAN FRANCISCO OIL STOCKS. BY THE NEW ASSOCIATED I SAN FRANCISCO, March Oil Exchange, closing quotations: Home. 3.80; Monarch, Occidental.

Petroleum, San Joaquin, 6.50; Sovereign, .18. OIL CITY CREDIT OIL CITY (Pa.) March 22. Credit balances, 115; certificates, no bid. SAN" FRAN'CI3C0 MINIXd STOCKS. IBT THE NEW ASSOCIATED PRKAS HAN FRANCISCO.

March Tha official clolns ouotatlona tnr mlnlim etika to lar ware aa followa: A MfXlran 4 P-h-r fid n-al On 1Mr ra 4 Ovnr.an a Oi I nsi t'on 1 a ft a1. tt4rh.r 3 i.n t'! Va I t-rr. Nata rwn Pt 'tvT H'U r.j ti uM A u-rv I'l-M I 1tt la it Jtl'Ui t't il OpHsl Btoek, wurplus atu wutimaed Profits, M. WARBLE. President; J.

FIlHBtJRN, Csshtef. JOHN MARBLE. Vice-President; R. I. ROGERS.

Asslitont Cashier. STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF LOS ANGELES. capital paid H. 3, WOOT.LACOTT; President. WARREN OII.I.ELEN.

Second Vice-President. K. H. HOWKLL, First Vice-President. J.

W. A. OFF. Cashier. DIRECT0H8 C.

Allan, T. E. Gibbon. Chaa. A.

Ducommun, H. J. Woollarott. A. W.

Ryan. B. F. Porter. Warren Glllelen.

J. W. A. Off. Ferd K.

Rule, Wilbur A. Hendryx, R. H. A General Banking Buslnesa Tranaaoted. Interest paid on Time Deposits.

Pafe Deposit Bnses for rent, latu on Real Estate. Certifies to Issue of Bonds. Acts aa Guardian and Administrator of Estates. ATN TKFFT AVINR RANVT Capital. mm.

Janetlon Main, Ala I ALU JflllllUJ PAllfW. BprmR and 'temple atreew. temple Block, Interest paid on denoalts, Offioers! T. Prealiliint! K. J.

VAWTKR. CakMeF. Molveny, Winter, a Johnson, Harris Dli Leaves Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, For Particulars. Specialists for Men We Guarantee TO CURB Waaknaaa and dlaaia cf Men. We treat absolutely nothlnff but nenlto-urinary dlaeaaes ot the male, eueh aa Kidney and Bladder Dlwaaea, Wasting Drains.

IiO of Vital Force, Nervoua and Chronlo Dlaeaaes. IMlea, Fistula, Rupture, Hydrocele, Stricture and all contracted dlneaaes. Contracted Disorders. Every caae of contracted dlaeaee treat Is thoroughly cured. My patients have no relapaea.

tVhsn I pronounce a care cured there la not a particle of Infection, or Inflammation remaining, and there la not the slightest danger that the disease will return In Ha original form, or work Ha way Into the general system. No contracted disorder la ao trivial aa to warrant uncertain methods of treatment, and I specially solicit thnae cases that other doctors have been unable to cur. Stricture. Our permanent cur of stricture la 'accomplished by our own local Oso-Chemic method by completely dissolving and removing the maas of contracted tissue known as stricture', and we guarantee you no pain or Inconvenience whatever. Our Treatment.

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We will send free on application our -page Medical Journal, and colored platea describing fully the different diseases we cure. Office Doom 19. Fecond Floor Burdlck Block, 1 29 west secona ONLY $2.50 Per Tooth Gold or Po'celsin Crowns GUARANTEED. BeinsTerr nervouk, I dreaded having my loeth worked on. I have Just bad a go erown pm on by Dr.

srhlfltnou. and ens truthfully aay It was easant aurprlse. The wri waa painless and lfclahB In MBStNKwy BCH IFFM ANDKNTAl, fee specimens of our work at our entrance. Oper. Sunday forenoona and evonlnga.

ANOTHER MAN-CHILD. Curtis D. Wilbur, Jr. "the second one ot tlte (time x-hM "i lh.e household of the I-puty District Attorney, who Uvea on Infield street. Wherefore the brod mlje of boyish toy that' enlightena the fathers face and make him caperiah around hia otnee at the Courthouse.

cToTHINO STOLEN. While J. L- Ware and family of No. fX Avenue 26 were abent ft-om home Krldiiy, two of were stolen frfwritbe hotwe. MASKED STORM.

Thf Veelhi CilK-au wua nXl- f-i fr Han Flatwise to warn majors of vnw that tnuikfli aiirm Is in aalotiir the Or jf ronirt. At ti tkak 11 va raining HI Dp. Harrison Co. Los Angeles at 8:30 am until March 81, then every Tuesday up to and including April 261 5. Spring St.

LEGAL. Not cie. OF MEETTNd OF STOCKHOLDERS OF TUB MONTKRKY OIL CORPORATION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR-suant of the order of the ard of directors of aald company, duly adopted at a regular meeting of said board, the annual meeting of tha stockholders of the said corporation will held at the company'a office, in Currier In l.oa Angt-lee, on Wednesday evening, March i'Sth, at 7:30 p.m.. for the purpose of receiving and acting upon reports and recommendations of tha ohVers of said company, and alao for the purposa of electing ollkwre for the ensuing year.

Jjy order of the board of directors. I. N. INBKEEP. Beo'y, Montefey Oil Corporation.

Toa Angeles. Mar. 13. 1908. JUTCTIOIT AUCTION! AT AN AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE You would have to pay much higher prices wl leas chance to examine goods than at Bristol's CLOSING OUT SALE of Fur nl tare and Household Goods.

The store is rented to other parties and I have to olose out before May 1st. Ons of the finest Grand pianos In the city la the lot; It cost fl 100, Very tine, large velvet rug, elegant Gobelin tapis try upholstered carved oak dining chairs, beautiful atdebos rds, one cost 1173; carpets, walnut bookcase, extra fine walnut wardrobe, bedroom sets, large and small steel ranges and cook stoves Everything at greatly reduced prices at Bristol's Closing Out Sals, 9 South Main fctreet AUCTION Branch Bakery and Delicacy Store, 616 West 6th St. Thursday, March 27, 1901 10 A. M. Comprising in part Phow cases, Counters Shelving.

Stock canned good and Delicacies also tha Furniture consisting of Carpels, Bed Bets and Bedding, Spring and Hair Mattresses, Brussels carpets, Knckers, Desk, Extension Table, rocuery. Rung, Kitchen utensils, also Canaries In cages etc. etc. J. NALKMAN, Auetlonec TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 10 A.

M. 622 S. Spring Street. The contents of 10 room lodging house removed to our satesroem for convenience of sale, consisting ot bed room tats, sprlnns, mat-trestes, chairs, rockers, tables, parlor furniture, rugs, carpets, linoleum, linen lacs curtains, dining and Hitches utensils, etc Positively no41mlt or reserve. J.

NACKMAN, Auctioneer. Auction. FURNITURE at 1349 VV. 23d St. at 10 a.m., Tuesday, March 25, CONSISTING OF-Enimeled Bed, Dresser and Cbeffonier, Oak- Bookcase, Centre Tables, Chairs and Rockers, Box 'Couch, Cak Dining Table and Chairs, China Cabinet, Buffet.

Cook Stove and Utensils Dishes, Refrigerator, hetnemade Preserves and Jellies, Linoleums, Lace Curtains, Porch Settee, Etc Rhoades Reed, Auctrs. Spring su AUCTION 47 Milk Cows 50 Hogs. Three ml.ra south of Compton: one-half eorth of Centos -tatioo. on lbs Andrews A King Ksnch, 'i burad-y. March t7, at 10 a.m.

15 head Holstein vl.k cows. 'M bead Jersey milK cows, IS gratis Holatoia sod Jersey cows, 4 Jersey but, a i) to II months old; pigs end brood sows. These cows were all bred on Mr. H. Woodhead'a noted Dairy Farms, snd contain many of the largest mlikars and highest teat cows in Voulbera California His ea bava been noted for years for their lares yearly prnflls.

AH young cows, many of them with Brat and aacond calves 1 be eowa have been le.ieed, lease expiring, aeeeHaltatlDf sale. Take train loCeritos Hatloa KHUADLS A ft in, Omce 438-44U Spring St WOODHt AD. Owner. J. Nackman, tn Spring rtiooe James (Fgrnierly of Utioadet A Kackmaa) AUCTIONliER Will buy furnitheJ homes, roerchan lUe, la, cr on ccmmlislna, Auction A H.

CONGER, SUITE 321 WILCOX BLDG. eal Bank Stocks and negotiator of Real Estate Mortgages, Money to loan and tinauciat trusts esecuted. 1 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BANK. SS gSSf 7-r Spring treet. Capital up 1100,000.00.

Deposits over 12,000,000.00. Directors: J. H. Braly. President.

Chas. H. Toil. Cashier: J. M.

tj.lloit, H. Jevne, Chua H. Toil, W. V. Woolwine, W.

Patterson, A. Braly. Safety Boxes for Rent. OLUMBIA SAVINGS BANK. 8 KrT AZZ ft President, Robert Hale: Cashier, R.

H. Sanborn. Directors: R. J. Waters, J.

Ross Clark, Nlles Pease. F. W. Burnett, A. P.

West, Robert Hale, W. Ozmiin, H. jevne. H. S.tnborn.

BONDS AND Tel. Main 687. No. 816 Broadway, ti lnpmeDhillin llnmnQnv Dealers at first hands in First Mortgage Bonds. DIRECTORS: JAMES II.

ADAMS, V. F. BOTSFORD, J. R03S CLARK, n. E.

HUNTINGTON, H. W. HELLMAN, O. T. JOHNSON, THOS.

W. PHILUPS, W. H. PERRY, II. SHERMAN, ANDREW TURNER.

mur DDHTFrTIVr CAVTMCC" M.B.and 121 00 and up issued for 6 months or longer, anl date of Issue, Sesurityi First Mortgages on, la-proved estate-notnln safer. MONEY TO LOAN ON "RIAL write for particulnrs. Ask for booklet iJdV-f mi PAYS Office 101 K. Broadway. On Term Deposits of Interest runa from real P.8TATE.

Call or Terd If. Bole. Miller. W. P.

DIREOTOK3: Press Byron Erkenbrseher, A Morphy, W. O. Blewett, Secy. 0TTB HOUSEWIFE WANTS RECIPES FOR MAKING COOKIES. For the Best One Sent to "The Times" Before Wednesday Next, Is Re- -ward Will Be Paid.

Tha Houaehold Editor of Tha Times wants, for the benefit of all Ita reader, tha very beat rerlpe tor tnaklns cook lea that any living person knows ahont, bt1 for the- beat one received before Wednesday ne will pay 35 In CThe recipe" ahould be carefully and Wlbly written, on but one aide of the paper, and as tersely worded aa ia consistent with cleamesa. A number of them those that eeem to be worthier will be printed In Tha Tlmea of Thursday morning, after which a week wll! be allowed for deterrolnln which one of thece la the beat, the decision betn left to a popu-lar vote, particulars concernir.a which will be explained In these coiumna In due aeaann. The result will be announced In Tha Times one week after the recipes flrat appear In tha paper, and the prize of 3S will then be due and parable. The widest competition Is solicited, and tha award will made entirely on merit It Is fully eapected that some wonderful ways of making- the toothsome cooky win be developed, and that every California household, and especially avery California younj-ater, will be thereby a rlner. Remember, all recipes must bo la Tha Tlms amce before noon of edneeday, Ma.ch 26.

Addresa communications to HOfBKHOLD EDITOR. Loa Angeiea Tlmea. P. a. Heclnes.

when first puhll-h-d In Th Timee. will be designated br number. Imtiaj of lv the nam- of the peraona furnth.nc tiim. That is, thev II bo numbered. In tha order received the Tlma omce No, 1.

No. 3. and an on. This crwauuon Is takrn axalnat the DOtM rianaee fat the prttt- of a name miiht tmdulv mrtuenca the votlna. Ins narma will supplied after tha sward haa bt.e.: made.

Good Samaritan. ronalina of rat-c(t eloihlrnr. for OoM Fawaman ot InMllti-uhiI hur-h. Vtattt-a and I 'U-nrttfiiun atrcvla. Tl.

Julia an1 uno will vail. F. M. Psrker, r.Ii". fr" tuih RTHnt at.

main rrt. ftfwru. aureiri MmtiuUv, l.i S. fiiirlof aw A GOOD INVESTMENT. Capital IfO.OOO, divided into 40.ono abares.

par value K. 00. The company owns abso- lutoly aw aores of proven ground snd Is a mine, no prospect 18000 produced la last four months A cumparattveiv small sum or money will put us la a poaltloa to pay t.s dividends ror this pur no A LIMlTfcD AMOUNT OF klOcii HAS BttN PLACA.U O.i THE MARKET AT ll.iO PR SHARK. Call upon the secretary, Henry A. Greene, 10 maps and get details of property.

C0R0T0MAN MIMNQ COMPANY. 512 Lankershim Bld'g. Telephoae Main 911 FRANK P. BCRCH, Cashier. SOUTHhRN CALIFORNIA GRAIN AND STOK CO.

SHARE ANL) GRAIN BROKER. NEW YORK MARKETS. Room IIS B'Q-. CPU, THIRD AN'D gPPTVt STI TRIISSFS ElastiellosicryMadjtoFi.1 1 iUasJWsJ TV VV CVVFPnV Pouth II ott wish to realize the h' pr.ee for your turd mtrcbirtilisc, etc, employ Auctianccrs Al rsJ 44) Ss-, Auction. 1 he freat art Pale of TurUso and Peralaa nips.

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