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os Ctngdes (Ctmes. I 10 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1903. Rupture a Thing of the Past. San Bernardino, Riverside and Orange Counties. the ranch and business of his father, who has Just sustained a stroke of paralysis.

Walnuts have commenced to drop and by the last of next week picking have begun. Gene Adams has been chosen as the new assistant engineer ut the city electric power-house. Fletcher Susmill has let a contract for the Installation of a water-pumping plant. NEWS EEPORTS FROM TIMES CORRESPONDENTS. SOCIAL CLUB DEFIANT IN SANTA ANA.

gl DR. GROSS I IHgS Utt'-vv ii A Marvelous Disdovery Made by a Syracuse Genius by Which He Positively Guarantees Any Rup.ure Can B3 Cured at Home. No Cure iNo Pay Is His Motto; riocaed With Letters Fram All Parts ef th Country Whlca Siow Unheard of Cores A Complete Revolution ialaptirslmtment. Head this remarksbls letter. It Is only ore of thousands now.

on file In our' office which tell a similar story: "Gentlemen: As you know I am S2 years of ie. 1 was 'troubled utth rupture for over 40 Cored of Kupture itTS Tears of Ace By the Oreat Discovery. years of my life, which wss so painful and pn.ni.unced st Lmes that frequently I had to g.u nomo memliSr of my family to redui-e It at moi inconvenient times of the day so as to prevent my by It complete strangulation. I heard -of- your' remarkable discovery about Ave years am and 1 tried it. believing tt would fall- as all others had.

but I iat ready to grasp at anything. It has now been over four years since I was completely cured t. nl I fed as Sound and healthy as a boy. My family and friends can hardly reallie that I am tho same man." above testimonial come from one of St. Louis' most His name and address are on (Ho iu our office.

This is the most marvelous discovery an1 invent in made In recent years In the whole science of the medical profession. It was discovered by a Syracupe genius. It Is so simple that tne medical world wondering that It was not discovered years ag. It makes a perfect home treatment. Absolutely no inconvenience nor loss of time from regular employment.

sillclt the very worst cases. Tho cure Is absolute, and sure. It Is revolutionizing the. entire treatment' of this most dangerous and troublesome condition. Operations are no longer necessary.

There is no quackery, experiment or "snide" about this. It Is a simple, positive and proven home cure. In whttb examinations do not have to be made and one's nearest friends need not knpw of tiie treatment. It is meeting with universal success all over tho country, because it cures so thoroughly that there Is no danger of Its ever breaking out afresh. Send your name and Sddrers to The Electrus 9T5 Wood Building, Syracuse, X.

and they will forward free the complete detail of this wonderful cure for rupture. Keep abreast of the times and learn vifrat marvelous progress Is shown In tnis wonderful invention. MEN CURED Wc Treat and Cure Catarrh, DafBess, Kos an1 Throat Treubie. Eye snd Ear Diseases, Hrnn-cbiai and Laog Troubles, Asthma, Stomacn, Liver and Kklnev Diseases, Bladder Troubles, Heart Disease. Nervous Diseases, Chorea (St.

VUu Dunce), Ktekets. Spinal Troub e. Skin Diseases. Sciatic acd Rheum ttiftin, Dicsnsesof the Bowels. Plies.

Flstu.a and ifecial Troublea. Goiter (or Big Neck). Blood Diseases. Tape Worm. Hay ever.

Hysteria. Epi.crsc Insomnia, and oil curable Nervous and Cbroalo Diseases; Home treatment cures. Consu.latioa in person or by letter free. WEAK MEN If you suffer from ant of the weaknesses or 'diseases caused by ignoranoe. dissi-patloa or oontnifion.

YOU AltC THE VERY PERSON WE WANV TO TALK lO Cia't Put lib Oar Ca es It Special thtisti Because It wauld betray confidence. Now. we want to cure yua Lost. Vigor, Org Weakness, Variescele, Discuses of the Prostnie Glnnd. ontracted Disorders, Str'ctures.

et-. Conscious Blood Poison and al weaknesses of men. OFFICE HOURS a.in. to m. Dr.

Russell Co. 112 H0ETH HAIK STREET Floral Decorations For Luncheons "Receptions XVeddmg AND AM. Toctat Functions 'Cards Fivon te Order MISS FOR MAN .1719 $. Flower St. PHONES-Bliift 6m; Home 4331 THE- GRUNEWALD Is a piano, beautiful, brilliant and tweet tone; four pedals; warranted for tin year.

Sold at a moderate price, and on easy monthly payments. Cone and see them at A. G. Gardner Piano Hesse, Ltd. Piinos to rent.

118 Wlastoa street. CURE FOR WEAK MEN a VACUUM DEVELOPER and invlgoretor. Quicktv restores lost atrengtb, cures Varicocele, Stricture, prr.sts.tio troubles. tc. Strengthens and deve ops weak and debt tttted organs.

Writs or call for unrated beo explaining our perfected treatment, sent nin seaed fre OUR PHYSICIANS l'RK an d'tessesotmen by safest methods. Hourt to a i and best Modern Appliance II! North Main fct, Lo Angeles. DR. GROSS irttlALIJT FOXMSV mi Sp.is; 'HOVRI- lo IS; I to.t; tat RIVEXSIDE PRESBTTEEY MEETS AT ELSUTORE. ENCOURAGING REPORTS RECEIVED ITROM ALL THE CHURCHES.

Contributions for Missionary Work Larger Than Had Been Apportioned to That Section Long Beach Capitalists Acquire Interest in Elsinore Bank. ELSINORE, 19. The Riverside Presbytery held Its refrular fall nessions Wednesday and Thursday in the Presbyterian Church here. The following. Veil-known ministers were present: Alex Eakln, Calvary Churoh, Riverside; P.

L. Macquarrie, Arlington Church, Kiverslde. who was, the stated clerk of tbe p. McGandier. San Bernadino; H.

AV. Harbaugh, Colton; Albert Del worth, Ooachelia: H. P. Lane, Upland; Rev. Dr.

Peterson, Beaumont, and R. W. Reynolds of this plat e. The churches of Upland, Beaumont and Arlington weie represented by their elders. Wednesday evening Rev, Alex Eakin.

the retiring moderator, opened the meeting fith a merson, "The Message of Midnight." Rev. Albert Dilworth of was elected moderator, and Rev. H. V. Harbaugh of Colton, temporary clerk.

Thursday forenoon was devoted to routine business. Rev. H. P. I.ane, who is the newly-called pastor of the Upland Church, was received from the Los Angeles Presbytery.

Rev. A. A. Randell and Rev. McLean were granted letters to eastern presbyteries.

The application to the board of church erection for 130) for purchase of the' United Presbyterian Church building at Wildomar was. approved and recommended. The Committee on Missions gave an encouraging report, showing the Riverside Presbytery, which is the youngest in the State, to have contributed more than was required to the Poard of Home Missions it being the banner presbytery In California in this respect, and also in the per capita amount. Thursday afternoon reports were heard from the numerous churches. Thursduy evening after a reading of resolutions of thanks to Elsinore peopie for their hospitality, the installation of Rev.

R. V. Reynolds to the pastorate of the church here was cosummated. The moderator, Rev. Albert Dilworth.

presided and propounded the constitutional questions to pastor and people. Rev. D. L. Macquarrle followed with a sermon from the text, "The sower, Bowel the word." Rev.

H. W. Harbaugh gave the charge to the pastor; Rev. V. McG.mdler gave the chrage to the people; Rev.

H. P. Lane made tho installation prayer, and the newlv-insta I -d pastor pronounced the bened ctio.i. Th. presbytery proved of great interest to those engaged in the church work.

The ladles of the Presbyterian Church here furnlBhed lunches. Most of the vlslt-Iny members returned to their homes Friday. BANK CHANGES HANDS. A party of Long Beach men have pur chased an Interest In the Consolidated' Bank of Elsinore. The supposition is that S.

E. Monatt, a banker formerly of Washington county, Iowa, will be the manager, J. TV Kuhns, who has for many years been manager 'and cashier, Is to remain with the bunk, and S. A. Stewart, the present president will retain his Interests, Two or more of the men who are Investing will come iien to reside.

BRIEF ITEMS. Guy Willsey and cousin, D. E. Adktn-son, who have spent a few days in Los Angeles, returned home Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Bynon and family of Ocean Park arrived Friday to spend a couple of weeks at their ranch near Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood and family arrived Friday from Seattle to visit for some time with Mrs. Wood's sister, Mrs.

Cline, and family. Mrs. Monroe and dauph'er. u-lto tve uptnt some tims here at th; Hct pilnt.j Hotel, returned to Seattle Friuay. Charles Vlsel, a wealthy res.dent of Brooklyn, N.

left this morning for the East. He has spent some time at the Hot Springs Hotel. Mr. end Mrs. J.

Sutherland a id Of Los Angeles, who have spent a couple of weeks at the Hot Fprlng3 Hotel, returned to Los Angeles Friday. RIVERSIDE. RUSHING SALT LAKE ROAD. RIVERSIDE, Sept. problem establishing a solid foundation the last of the piers of the Salt Lake bridge, southwest of the city has been solved by building a solid wall of ton-trete around the space for the pier.

The water is being pumped out of the hollow pier, which space will be filled with concrete early next week. Worts on the bridge will then be rushed with all possible dispatch, and It will not be long before trains will he running into Riverside over the new read. JOTTINGS. Lively Interest attaches to the subject of what the county tax rate will be the coming year. The Supervisors will settle ttv question on Monday.

C. L. McFarland, J. T. Lawler and J.

W. Chase, members of the City Board of Trusle, have returned from a trip to PusadeSk, the Soldiers' Home, Los Angoleg und Santa Ana, where they went to inquire into the various methods employed to dispose of the City sewage. The remains of C. Ballarde, who died Thursduy. were interred this morning in the Catholic Cemetery.

The deceased was a9 years of age. Geoffrey F. Morgan, the new principal of the Highgrove school, arrived st that place on Thursday, and will open school on Monday. The other teachers at tie school will be Miss Florence Easton and Miss Mary Woodworth. "If you want a thing well done do It yourself," is an old-time motto, but the latest Is: "Try The Times" when it comes to advertising.

Telephone your wants to Red G61 and our Riverside agency will take your ad. and send It to the main office. CORONA. NINTH PACKING-HOUSE. CORONA, Sept.

ninth packing-house is to be built by the California Citrus Union. It will te a C-OxlaO-foot orange and lemon packing and curing plant, complete and up to date in all its appointments. About two-thirds of the floor space will be devoted to curing lemons by th Teague process, with accommodations for twenty carloads of lemons at one time. A site has been leased from the Santa Railroad north of the track and directly opposite the depot- The contract for building the house will be let next week. DEATH OF GLADTS HUDSON.

After a lingering illness with typhoid fever, Gladys, the eight-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Hudson of -Gallup, N.

died Thursday at Long Beach, where she had been takeu for her health by her grand father, Dr. R. D. Barber, of Corona. Rev.

K. T. Sandford conducted the funeral services from the home of Dr. Barber at 8 o'clock this afternoon. Interment took place in Sunny Slope Cemetery.

REALTY AND BUILDING. M. B. Crabtree is building a six-room brick cottage at Eleventh and Washburn streets for Joe Thacker. He will also build the Kirby Crafton steam laundry and planing mill; H.

W. Davis Is building a house on his six-acre place In the Auburndale tract. Work will begin next week on a brick house at Victoria, and Fifth streets, to be built by John Francisco for Dr. J. C.

Glea-son. J. Slaughter will build a blacksmith shop at Fifth and Washburn streets. W. S.

Clayson has sold M. Gray of Huron, 8. a five and one-half-acre orange grove for J1S00. SOCIAL AND PERSONA I Tb? Corona Band gave a dance in the operahouse Thursday evening. The receipts ill be applied on the fund to be used to buy new Instruments.

A dance will be given each month. The Sunshine Club sale, to have been held in Mrs. Juliet Powell Rice's studio this afternoon, has been postponed owing to the funeral of Gladys Hudson. Miss Fannie Songer, Miss Zulu May-hew and Mrs. G.

Ports celebrated their birthday anniversary with a rarty to thirty guests given by Mrs. Bortz. The Reljekahs and Odd Fellows will attend services at the Baptist Church Sunday morning. The official board of the Methodist Church has extended tha pastor, Rev. C.

M. Ross, a unanimous call for his return. The church has closed a suc-cesyful year. It owns property valued at $4000; is free from debt; has 128 members and raised 1COO during th year Just closed. Members of St.

John's Episcopal Church are reheart-ing for a series of theatricals, tbs first, "In Tokii," to be given next month. Rev. J. H. Hawkins h.is returned from his vacation spent nt Long Beach.

Agent Walker of the California Fruit Agency at Milwaukee is here today transacting business with H. A. Prizer of the California Citrus Union and Frank Scovllle of the California Fruit Agency. Mrs. Emma Paul and children of Omaha are guests of her sister.

Mrs. J. A. McCarty, who is also entertaining her mother, Mrs. E.

Bard well, of Loh Angeles. L. L. Andrews has gone to San Fran- iicco as a delegate to the A.O.l'.W. grand lodge, will visit points en route snd be absent a week.

SAN BERNARDINO. PICNIC TO THE POOR. SAN BERNARDINO. Sept. a hundred of the poor children of San Bernardino, most of them accompanied by their mothers, spent a happy day ye-st-n-day at Urbita Springs, ae the guestij of tne Salvation' Army.

Nothing was left undone to contribute to the pleasure of the little ones, and the hours passed all too quickly in the swings, on the merry-go-round, and. In the big swimming pool, with a picnic feaat at the noon hour, as the crowning feature of the day. The Hcnic whs made possible by the untiring efforts of the members of the army, and generous donations. In the line of provisions and cash, by th people of San Bernardino. BRIEFLY TOLD.

By th-e payment of $250 by the city, the trouble between the city and the Fontana Development Compary has amicably adjusted, the city thereby acquiring a right-of-way for lie, new twenty-Inch pipe line across the lands of the development company. Mrs. Thomas Blakeley. daughter nnrl cf Los Angeles, have come here to make their nermnrfont hnm Mrs. M.

M. O'Gnrman of Los Angel-a. Is visiting Miss Addle Mee. Mrs. T.

B. Flint has returned from an extended visit with relatives in Washington. J. S. Jonns has returned from a bus-ilieffcand ulensure Irln tn Sun ti-nn.

u.i- Cisco. MVs Harriet Ci rtls 1 ai returned from a trip tr San Francises. Samuel an electrician of Red-Innds. was brought to the County Hospital yesterday, to be examined for insanity. "To be or not to be" may very pron-erly be called a question, but advertising In the Los Angeles Time Is no question; results ars sure.

Telephone your wants to Red 4t4, and our Snn Bernardino ngency will take your ad. and send it 'to the mnln offlro. VENTURA. BEAN PRICES WILL SOAR. rSPKCIAL COUrinSI-ONPENCD OK Till! TIME8.

VENTURA, Sept. farmers of this county are feeling pretty good over the bean yews from the North to the effect that bean prices are going up, and will be booming within a few-weeks. The raise will come Just about the time the beans are In the sack an I rfady for shipment. It is a fact that there will be a material shortage In the crop this year, and the wonder has been that the upward movement has not come before, anil no doubt would have done so. but for the persistent efforts of the bears, who whipped down the prices with the object of later Betting control of the market.

With their corner complete they could have arranged price to suit themselves, and could more than make up for any present losses. It Is true that the shortage In the North and which is scaring up the prices is only as regards small whites, but the bean market is peculiar In that one kind of benn affct-ts another and ad In the market. There are aboup 10,000 acres less of beans in San Joaquin county this year than last. Last year there were fully 35.000 in that county, while the prices prevailing now are higher than the opening prices last year, when beans sold for $2 to This year Lady Washiugtnns are bring. Ing from $2.50 to $2.60.

With these con. ditions existing It Is Utile wonder that northern bean men are getting anxious for a supply, and that prices are on the Jump, and that there is likely to be a bean boom. DIED IN COLORADO. Word was received in this city yesterday of the death of George Brink In Colorado Springs. September 11, after a long illness.

Deceased was formerly In the coffee business here, and has a number of Los, Angeles friends. He leaves a widow and one daughter, the latter a resident of this city. "ROLLED" A. DRUNK. John Boscos was arreated lafct nigh by Patrolmen Child snd McDowell, after he ha first been shot at by a man on Alumdea street, who saw him robbing a drunk.

The latter individual, W. B. Smith, was also arrested. He said that Boscos had secured 25 cents. A drunk charge was placed against Bokcos, but there is evidence to sho- that he robbed Smith, the charge will probably be changed to robbery.

MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage licenses were Issued yesterday from the office of the County Clerk: Giihtave Philiip. aged 22. a native of South Africa, and Ysmila Ybarra. aged 16 and native of California; both residents of Los Ansreles.

Walter Buchanan, aged a native of Missouri, and Flora Leo Reche, aged 2S, a native of California; both residents of Los Angeles. Ed Bruce, aged 25. a native of Canada, and Mary McCormlek. aged 19. a native of Ireland; both residents of Los Angeles.

William M. Keylow. aged 43. a native of Australia, and Eva Walker, aged 49, a native of Virginia; both residents of Pasadena. 0 James C.

Rogers, aged 26. a native of Illinois, and Alice Collins, aged 33, a native of California; both residents of W'hittler. James Peck, aged 30, a native of New York, end Mary B. am. 29.

a native of Illinois; both residents of Los Angeles. William J. S'camman, aged 47. a native of Maine, and Llla B. Vedder.

aged 3S, a. native of Iowa; both residents of Santa Ana. Thomas J. Housekeeper, aged 28. a native of Kansas and resident of Los and Mary Elder, aged 20.

a native of Michigan, and resident of Kalamazoo, Mica. Guy Sprague, aged 23, a native of Iowa, ond Agnes Prescott, aged 25, a native of Massachusetts; both residents of Pasadena. Nelson V. Burns, aged 27, a native of California, and Estella Garcia, aged 19, a native of both residents of Pomona. Harold E.

Maxwell, aged 26, a native of Massachusetts and resident of Los Angeles, and E. Elizabeth Houk. aged 26, a native of Iowa and resident of Pasadena. William B. Butterfield.

aged 21. a native of Louisiana, and Clara B. Cam-mert, aged 19, a native of Kansas: both residents of Los Angeles. Charles A. Boege.

aged 29, a native of California and resident of Anahefln. and Louise C. Callow, aged 29, a native of Missouri and resident of Long Beach. Charles W. Risden, aged 25, a native of Michigan, and Maude D.

Hanaford. agad 18, a native of Washington: both residents of Los Angeles. Clarence F. Wilson, aged 47. a native of England, and Mary Lesher.

a native of Pennsylvania; both residents of Los Angeles. Chan Wy. aged 42, a native of China, and John Fong. aged 30, a native of China; both residents of Los Angeies. Rather Suspicious.

Simkins: What do you know about Billings? Is his reputation for veracity good? Tlmktns: Well, all I know about Billngs is that he's the father of a baby that la Just beginning to say things. Chicago News. WhyBe Fat When There Is a Npw Home Treatment' That Quickly Reduces Weiffht-to Normal Without Diet or Kediclna and is Absolutely Safe. A Trial Package Free By Mail. Don't be too fat; don't puff and blow; don't endanger your life a lot of excewfat; and furthermore, don't ruin your stomach with a lot of useless and patent medicines.

Sen'l your name and addrt-sn to Prof. F. J. Kellogg, Keliogx Building, Battle Crerk. and he will send you free a trial pack.

age of his remarkable treatment that "111 redui-e your weight to normal. Do not afraid of evil consequences, Ihe treatment 1 perfectly safe. Is natural and scientific end gives such a degree of comfort as to astonish those who have panted and perspired under the weight of excess fat. It takes off the big stomach, gives the heart freedom, enables the lungs to expand naturally and you will feel a hundred times better the first day you try this wonderful home treatment. your name -and address for a free trial package sent securely sealed in a plain wrap, per.

with full directions how to use It. books and testimonials from hundreds who have been cured. Send for the free trial packne-e today. It will brighten the rest of your life. Stationery.

Whiting's Organdie Moire Three besutlful shades, BitieMng. tjunHer Gray and London White. Call or send (or sauip es, Wherfon Sprenj Co, Eocle: ta MJ S. Spring. Hl enbeck Hotel BMg.

Right Refraction et llcht rar It necessirr for psrfeet ayeslgok VVa mak rerrji per-lect bj accurately flitd eassfa. BOSTON OPTICAL CO. kyle 4 South Spring Streji I f.o"." -v CITY MARSHAL'S NOTICE TO QUIT IS COOLLY IGNORED. Regulations for Members of Drink Or ganization Evidently Calculated for Evasion of the Law Million Dollar Corporation's Small Subscribed Stock. SANTA ANA, Sept.

city authorities have made another move atralnst the Santa Ana Social Club In the notice served upon the organization Ly City Marshal Maxwell, proclaiming Its presents to be a public nuisance and ordering the fale and dispensing or intoxicants to be discontinued forth with. The notice of the marshal and his or- der met with no response from the club, which still continues to do business In the eld rooms of the R'ossmorc bur, where the Initiated may obtain "refreshments to heart's desire, The club Is apparently waiting for the city to take the aggressive side in the fight, and meanwhile has intrenched It self behind a series of rules and regulations of Internal management, which makes it difficult for Its members to be apprehended as violators of the ordinance. The city's case against R. Dickenson for hauling Intoxicants for tnt) club will be heard Wednesday, LOCALETTES. C.

S. Hendershott, prominently as sociated In the planing mill business In this city for the part several years, died at his home nt Third and French streets last night of tuberculosis, from which he has Ions' been a sufferer. Mr, Hendershott was aged 3S years. He leaves a widow and children. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at Mills Wlnbigler's parlors, under Knights of Pythias auspices.

Papers were filed with the County Clerk today in a suit of Jennie L. Wood vs. E. F. Pillow to quiet title to realty holdings.

The time of the Superior Court was occupied today with argument on the general demurrer to City Marshal George E. Maxwell's complaint against the county of Orange, wherein he presents certain claims for fees aggregating fn excess of $100 for processes served In criminal cases In township courts. The defense made 'th- argu-mtnt that insufficient, grounds were shown to give cause for action. The matter was taken under advisement by Judge West after the case had been submitted. The body of Mrs.

Rebecca I. Smith, who died at the home of her son, J. A. Smith, at Tustin, Thursday, was shipped to Pomona today for interment. The Puente Oil Company, a million dollar with principal place of business in Los Angeles, tiled articles of incorporation here today, naming the following as directors: William Lacy, W.

J. Broderick, W. Lacy, Richard H. Lacy of Los Angeles and W. R.

Rowland of puente. The amount of subscribed capital stock Is $5000. Public Administrator G. S. Smith filed a petition today for letters of ad.

iplnlatratlon In the estate of Arvilla M. Berry. The engagement of Miss Ethel Howe, a daughter of Dr. Wlllella Howe-Waffle, to Dr, Roscoe -Whined of this city, has been announced. A number of ths girl friends of Miss Howe gave a china shower in her honor Thursday afternoon at the home of B.

G. Balcom on. Spurgeon street, Misses Irene and JCstella Balcom and Miss Lillian Mona. ghan acting as hostesses. ANAHEIM.

PLENTY OF TOMATOES. ANAHEIM, Sept. 19. The Orange County Preserving Company's cannery Is now running full time on tomatoes, and when the season closes will have put" up 250,000 quart cans. The run for the season on tomatoes, peaches, apricots, pears, here will foot up 1,000,009 cans, according to a statement given out this week to a Times representative by Manager Welsel.

VALLEY SHORT ITEMS. Mathlas Hugo, formerly of Anaheim, was married this week at Berkeley to Miss Margaret O'Tollc, a young lady of that town. Miss Hattie Johnson returned to her home In Santa Atia this morning after a two tnonthi' visit in Tennessee and North and South Carolina. Dr. J.

L. Beebe, a brother of Bird V. Beebe, Is here from Minnesota on a visit. He may decide to locate here. Rev.

C. K. Kliewer. pastor of tha German Baptist Church, recently erected est of town, has purchased the Carver lot at the corner of Char-tress and Olive streets and will at once commence the erection of a six-room residence. W.

D. Adams has been summoned to Osawkle, Kan. to take charge of IN THE KLNDEUGALHEN Ike Grape-Eats Boy at tbs Beta. A proud mother, whose little fellow leads his cjasa in the kindergarten says of hl3 babyhood: "My little boy was strong as any child could be up to a year old when he began to decline. "He grew worse rapidly and in a few weeks was only a shadow and although Infant foods and other prepared foods were prescribed he continued to grow worse.

The physician said he would have to have proper nourishment or he would die and he was certainly getting weaker ull the time. "We had been using Grape-NuU food in our family so concluded to try it on the baby. To my surprise and delight be relished it and from that time It became apparent that he was gaining in strength. In a remarkably thort time baby had recovered his and by the time he was 20 months old he was completely cured of all trouble. He is now over 4 years old and In the last two years has used Grape-Nuts steadilv as a part of his diet and as a result of the power of this proper food I now have a boy rosier and stronger than the average 4 year old bov anc perfect health.

"He Is the youngest In a class of 20 st his kindergarten and in hia games and memory work he excells them all He 13 certainly a perfect specimen of boyhood now. nhysically and tnentallv. All of this I know la attributable to food Grafw-Nufs." Name given by Post um Battle Creek. Mirf Leok In each package for a copy of the famous little book, "The Road to Wellville." otblng tips to put you on the Inside, It's tip about tip-top top roits you'll need one soon. You will look chilly without one: also look as it you didn't "have the price." Let us put you IntdaOaoi) top-coat Into which we'll put sturdy covert, elegant linings, artistic tailoring and -faultless form-lib BRAUER KROHN, Triton ts Tie Fu'kioai 128 130 S.

Spring St. and Main St. I66S PACIFIC COiST PLAN1HG MILL CO. (INCORPORATED) JftHN GRIFFIN. Ueneral Manager.

Having made extensive alterations in our plaht. we are now prepared to do general plariins; mill buslne. As we have the only fully equipped Dry Kiln In Los Angoles. (Capacity 80m.) Our customers can rely on dry stock and first-class workmanship. Detail work a specialty.

Estimates furnished. 'Phone South MS. EAST SIXTH AND MATKO STREETS. COETTIJSIG CO. FLORIDA WATER DtHghts the Senses and Cures the Skin.

COOL AND SWIET. Sentbern California agency Forsythe Waists Fall styles now in Matiieson Berner, MEN'S SHOP. 833 SOUTH. AUCTION. of the entire Furni hire and Carpets of the Hotel Ramona, 3d and Spring Sts.

containing 75 rooms, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22d and 23d at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. and continus until all goods are disposed of.

Above cDnsists of i Fischer Piano, Upholstered Parlor Furniture, Polished Oik R-ckers. Tables, Lctinges. Qouchss, Divans, Velvet, Axminster and Brussels Carpets and Rugs, Licj and Poitleres, expensive Folding desirable Walnut. Oak and Ah Bedroom Saits. Oak and 'nuc Wardrobes, Toiled Waie, Oin: Furniture, Iran Office Safe, Desks, etc.

M. Stevens, AUCTIONEER. Office, 203 Tap B'ld'g. Phone 2304. A JO AUCtl 45 Head Fine, Large Milk Cows Tuesday.

Sept. 22 At 10 A.M.. N'ortheist corner Vermont and Vernon Afcnuss. one mile south University Station: take Saa Pedro Traction. Cows are Un large milkers.

SO of which are rash, balance giving milk and cominit In soon. This sale wit be without reserve, as I am going out of the business and every cow will sell without limit and on Its merlis- Also on flea Holstein hull. 0 months time will be given on sums of toO snd up. Free lun.b at Boon. KHOADLS KiEl), Auctioneers.

Offlce, H3 West Fifth St, GEO. VV. HOOD, Owner. Wednesday, Sept. 23d.

143 VV. Fifth. I floe uprlsbt piano, I leather top buzgr (new), oak beflroom suites, ename art beds and mattresses, sbifloniers, wsrdrohes. handsome fa ding ssds, boo esses, dining tablet, chain, fancy urior furniture, carpus, etc. Rhoades Reed.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS 173 Bonnie lira Mo. Sept SI, at IB o'clock a. m. consisti'tii or bedsteads, lamps, coaches, trnatttot, three bookcases, lot boekt, center table, extension table, sideboard, swinging mirror, bedding, carpets, paintings, bric-a-brac, store, cookinc utetni's. etc THOa a CLARK, Anct.

JHOS. B. CLARK, jsstom. Auctioneer. US fcOUIH EROADWAT.

TlU GSEEX TZIZ Auction Auction Cores Diseases ol Hen Do not remain weak asy puny when strength, robust health and renewed vitality are within your grasp. Life Is too short to srjend it miserably. Be a perfect man one to whom your friends may point with pride, Dr. Gross will help you. Ca 1 on him at once and let bim make a true man of you.

He treats with marked success ail contracted aliments, including contagious, miligsnsnt blood poison, and Is noted both for the rapidity and permanency of his cures. The methods and remedies ha employs in restoring to perfect manhood victims of nervous debility unsurpassed. He quickly checks those deadly drains and losses, brings back the old time vigor, the powers and ambitions of youth. Consultation Free. Terras Within the Reach of All.

Men, if yeuhave any of the following symptoms, you' need help at ouce: Despondency, Loss of Fiesb, Palpitation of the Heart, Pain In the Back, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Lots of Vitality, Annoying Dreams, Aversion to Society, Lack of Ambition, Drowsiness After Meals, Dizziness, Bad Breath, Sunken Eyes, Paleness, etc. Nature does not give these warnings without a purpete. Delay usually means disaster, a wrecked constitution, chagrin, mortification, social, mental and financial failure, dethroned reason or an untimely death. Dr. Gross Is rescuing hundreds ef such unfortunates every month.

Horns Cures. Free Book. My home cure system is marvelously successful. If you cannot call, write in confidence and I will een you, sealed, by mail, a great deal of valuable information of. a private nature, Cures sent safely by mall or express.

Ruprure Cured Without the Knife NO PAY TILL CURED DR. GROSS 245- Spring Street. Office Hours Daily, 9 to 13, I to 4, 7 to Sundays. 18 te 13 men CURED Varicocele, Miiittuirj all forms of Nervous Debility, Contagious Blood roison and all dise rises peculiar to men. Our tre-tmenta will quickly cure you and restore you to old-time vigor.

Don't put the mutter off. If not checked, disease claims you as its Hi victim. About one man In every four is afflicted with varicocele. Send for book free. Home Treatment Cure Yourself.

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THE TIMES will furnish the Bates-Hawley Triple AAA rural mail box to its patrons for $2. 75- The regular retail price beinej $3.50, This box is the very best on the market for servicp. nn rural routes, being made neavy sneei sieei, wim fan excellent outside treatment, enabling it to withstand the severe tests it will be subjected to from a constant exposure to the ciimatic conditions. Full Darticulars will be furnished on inquiry. I ASTHMA, HAY-FhVrlR rurftt stav carod.

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