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Cos Clngclcs Daily MTUKHDAr, WI5LTEMJIEU.G, 1000. LATEST INVASION BY APARTMENTS. Of penplrt will fe.tlfy trt th. fact (Ks Kiilnoy ami lJla.Mer (ruiiljlcs hu' lat met tr it a conqueror in SSH Why deposit your money in savings banks at 3 per cent, interest when you can just as well earn 6 per cent, by depositing it with the Continental Building and Loan Association of Sare Francisco? A bank which is as sound as the rock of Gibraltar. Established In 1839.

Paid In Capital and Reserve, DR. WASHINGTON DODGE, President. GAVIN M'NAB, Attorney. WILLIAM CORBIN, Sec'y and Gen'l Mgr. HOME OFFICE: Market and Church Sam Francisco.

PAT ME- When I've CURED District Managers, Broadway, Lot Angelea, Cat. -i "Iv 'V. 'v it 1 129 South fj" 'i i "'K 11 for infants and Children. The Kind You Me Always Bought BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF Mm In Use For Over 30 Years. tmi esnTAun eoMMHv, tt muhv eraser, New von err.

What is the Character of His Work Good 'work gives good results. These cannot be given outside properly equipped medical offices. Not by mall or home treatment. If you have employed these means you will agree with me that these things are necessary. THOROUGH EXAMINATIONS RATIONAL PERSONAL TREATMENT KNOWLEDGE AND SKILL McBurney's Kidney and Bladder Cure 4 ONE BOTTLE CURES.

Chiciifro, April Mr. W. F. SIcBiirney, fxs Angelas, Cal. Dear Slrt It affords me pleasure to testify to fflcy of your Kidney and Bladder Cure.

I naTe hfn troubled with my kidneys and bladder for over four years. I have been treated by the bt physiH.ins of this city during that time. (I mention two who stand at the head of the profession, Vr. C. A.

I'nrtly ami Dr. Frank Walls, the latter leing my son I regret to ssy they did me nn (foci. I was advised to spend the witter In your glorious climalo and try the ocean baths. I visited San Dieo, Santa Monica and Santa Ilarhara, but received only temporary from the baths. On the I left home I got a bottle of your medicine.

The first dose did me good, and I was well when I reached home, and I can aay in conclusion that 1 am grateful to you. If this letter is of any use toyou, use it. TIIOS. WALLS. Rrnd'-'sc for flvedars' treatment and rt reletf in JO minutes.

Kidney and Mla-War Cure. 1150. I.lvr and Blood ilM. Sold by all druggists. V.

F. McBURNEY Sole Manufacturer 3W7 Vernon Los Ausjnlei, Cai. (Ls WW EN Successfully Treated In the treatment of the numerous Enl-vie (Harases common among men, we Ix-Uve that our experience, ana past sucoens warrant us In nayliKf tliat we, can acoum-pllsh all that Is possible, and Invite ev ery nmn to enme an.1 see who has eirhr HTRIfTl'IlK. WRAKKEA DISI HAHOK. COXTAHIOI TKIVATB BLOOD POLSON, ETC.

"It Is no mora than we expect to nearly every man who consults us relfue a Ions story of his havln been unsuccessfully treated, but In nine caws out ten sueii expvrlrnce ran be attributed to the fault the allllrttit man, for he has had himself umler the care of physicians of not sufflei-nt experience to bs past their experimental practice." Any man seeking treatment ahotikl know that to insure himself of effectual treatment ha ahouM employ a specialist of rips ego and long experience. Come to sea us and note the difference In the way experienced specialists will trat you, and how soon you can be benefitted the rlKht kind of treatment. If you as skeptlcaf we chii refer you to former patients, who will vouch for our conscientious, successful. "OOl.DEN RULE" dralins with them, To demonstrate our we will until Sept. irth, charge only ONU-HALF our reg-uhtr fee.

BEECH'S VIOORINB cures weakness snd failure; compounded awi used only by us. In plain package, by mail, II; I lor i. Send for It, Men out of town, writs for booklet explsln-Ins how many caws wa cured by our sp-cinl home treatment. Hours 9-12; 1-5; 7-; Sundays, -t. DRS.

BEECH BROS. 221 South Spring St. Germain BIdg. Opp. Orpheuti S3 DR.

CARTER'S MONTHLY REGULATOR ALWAYS relieves in rao obstinate Monthly Irregular-ties ia a few hours. jrf i t- im oriicaTf woman ana POSITIVELY GUARANTEED in sverr ea. Miiwur ii ti au a .1 ana gusiim I i orgt rsgwae uctnasa pnyHttan si la tars' sxptrlcncs in treatment of Irwrjl' -jltias. Sterility. Change ol Life, Cancer and i diuasss pscullas to women, by Improved method, without retorting te painful and dangerous otKratieri ire ano BTTTCtir Hours a.

ra. te 8 p. m. Sundays 1 0 to a. mu DR.

MRS. CARTER 204 Mercantile Place, over 641 8. Spring Sir, Home Phone 9088, Main 4370 1 Edison Phonograph 10, $20, $31, $53 New Gold Moulded Records Sic; no scratch, will play iM times. Easy payments. EDI80NIA TALKIN3 MACHINE CO.

102 S. Main Los Uurae3U) ISentous Meats Officially Inspected Sanitary, Healthful, Germproof Both Phonea 1353 DR. BURNER Temple of 512 South Broadway Take elevator to 4th floor. OEoe boura from 9 a. m.

to 5 p. m. CANCER CURED Ey the Mrs. S. J.

Brtd re Remedy, knife. Js'o piaster. Twenly years experience. Mrs. Bridso is with J.

C. Aldrlch, M.D., 54 3. Spring Et. Hours 10 to 4. 1 Gzdl-mit I I 9 a mi fiupture Vf 1 fil'i tr 1 er rSIl nvtc' VlL Ll I'V I'i1.

t'Ui i 1 A3ela Js-mw" a. l.i ieatA "Si Sw. 0tt The Question to Decide in Choosing Your Physician Stricture I cure In 10 to 16 days. I have devoted years of study to the. formation and complete eradication of urethral obstruction.

I restore health and tone to the membrane. My treatment removes the necessity of any surgery. The right treatment, applied the right way, wilt always bring good results. Contracted Diseases I cure these ailments more quickly, with less pain and inconvenience than anyone claiming to treat successfully those conditions. Has your case become chronio through Improper treatment or through the use of caustic remedies? Has It caused a deep-seated inflammation and irritation in the urinary tract, the result of which you now suffer from stricture? My treatment cures these conditions quickly and the cure is permanent, mm DR.

TAVI.OR, The Leading Specialist Weakness If other phrslrians have treated you for so-called "weakness" you were helped only temporarily. If at nil, nnd the reason is very apparent when the cause of loss of power In man is understood. "Weakness" Isn't a weak ness at all, but is merely a symptom of chronio inflammation In the prostate gland, brought on by early dissipation or' some contracted disorder. My system of local treatment removes this Inflammation, and is the only treatment that has ever or ever can permanently- restore strength and vigor. Varicocele Many who are but slightly afflicted with varicocele believe that the trouble is of little consequence.

The opposite is true. Varicocele is a disease of a progressive nature. As it advances, nervous complications1 come, power diminishes, and the general health is impaired. I cure varicocele in Ave days. Contracted Disorders Every case of contracted disease I treat is thoroughly cured.

My patients have no relapses. When I pronounce a case cured there la not a particle of Infection or inflammation remaining, and there Is not the slightest danger that the disease will return in its original form or work its way Into the general system. No contracted disorder is so trivial as to warrant uncertain methods of treatment, and I especially solicit those cases that other doctors have been unable to cure. I also unfailingly cure lost vigor, organlo weakness, hydrocele, stricture and all reflex ailments. Consultation and advice are both FREE If you cannot call, write for Diagnosis Chart.

My offices are open all day from 8 a. m. to 9 p. and Sundays from 10 to 1. Dr.

Taylor Co. 3052 South Spring St. Corner Third Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Men and Women All Diseases $5 A Month Medicines Included. Ws trt successfully Catarrh, Hhuma-llsrn Fsmaia Weakness', Heart, Luna, Kidney anJ Bladilnr Disorders-na all forms of chronic and nervous disorders.

ConnultatlJn frea. Ufflcs hours I a.m. to I p.m. Dr. Martin Go.

25 S. Broadway Suite IS. Los Angeles, Cal. Epilepsy, Locomotor Ataxia, Paralysis, Got-tre. Diabetes, and all Nervous Diseases.

No pain, no injurious effects. Free consultation. Pacific Medical iU Fifth Floor. 145 a Spring Street. t8.

C. S. MKHBILU (Of New York Univers'ty.) years a specialiKt tor Oen-lto-Vrtnary dlyns'a of men and women. Varicocele and hjdrorais cured In one treatment; no knife or Ions of time. Bladder, IVosifitla and Urethral lnnamma-tlons.

Rtricture. Lost Vital ity, quickly and per- manertly ct.red. C'onMultatlen fre ftQa strictly confldcotial. SK 1-1 8. Broadway, roo.na Goat Lymph Double Strcncth Tablets Natures own remedy for thu rejuvenation of weak, nervous wnstcd, debiltated atoms.

Permanent, ly restore l'l AUrr, H-liethor lost by ln-illKcetlon. dlsciisa ot tUf'str-atlr-n. Cure ail WASTING WIS A K-x'l-'y Qrvii.iTv and $'i box contftiriina" month 15. Sont prepaid on rc pared only by AMlno Ijr ton New York. Los Angeles only by On DKUil.iTf.

trcAttTiMit, 1 boxes of price, fre- boiatortes, 14 Lexlnc- rcsties free. 8oia In i Dru Co. Hid Jtnudsi. ft JVs XEVEK XKOWX TO nil. Tarrant's Extract of CttbeU a4 Cotxuta la CAPSULES.

fr-r simpip sna riMstJaKtct: T)iHmlj DrllifiVs di.htirtr'-. (.. coik nar'7- IfiCiy u. iTc tr rf BAU ixeta Th Cow 44 li Jf Those frot.t weal- nesirs which s.ip the I of lite suouM luc jv-ii fills. (ne box will tell a Mory of marvclor.s results.

This medicine hus more rehivi-naiine. vi'aHihie fores than hs ever bof-ire been offernl. Sent i.t-?v 1 in plain ps 'itssrx oniy in receipt of this ir. aod II. Ms-i" by its 1.

1 pr pnetora ild's sata; ul a. Luvrell. tit- St. Jamea Park. apartment residence, giving them the accommodations of a first-class hotel, yet enabling them to employ the!" own servants.

The St. Jamos apartments, are not designed with a view to tourist business, but intended for permanent residents. The building will bo completed and ready for occupancy by January 1, and Mr. Johnston has leased it for seven' years. McDonald Stott act as agents for the leasee, and are leasing apartments in advance of the beginning tof cons.

ruction. They have leased one entire floor thus early, thus showing the popularity of apartments in such a hish-class neighborhood. The architect for the building Is Thornton Fitzhr.e. NxV'Vf Vl 'V 11 a War War ON Dental Prices For 15 Days Only Full eet teeth, fit guaranteed; others charge fS to $10 $3.50 Gold crowns reinforced, others charge Ji up tor $3.50 Bridge work that others get 5 to $10 for $3.50 These are bed rock prices that good woik can be done for. Any prices lower means poor work and cheap material, and you will have to have the work done over again at additional expense.

All other work we will do FREE, and simply charge a little mors than actual coat of material used. Examination and advice, cleaning, pain, less extracting, FREE. All work painless and guaranteed to be the very best that can be done. We save you pain, money and time. We can do this because we buy all our dental material In wholesale lots, direct from manufacturers, and we save middlemen's profits, which we give our pa-trans.

All work done by expert licensed graduates of middle age no youths. i (i I DENTAL PARLORS 239 S. Spring St. Also open evenings and Sunday forenoons What Is It Makes You Over? WHY WEAK? Restores lot energy, braces UP former self no vile drugs fv-ffwfVr to ruin the system; failure VV impossible: immediate re- wMf Jf suits and permanent restore- wjfr" tion of vitality. Modem de-t Vi Teloper.Co Koom20 Wilson UlKi 1HV llifc LlW AJWS Anjreles, Calif.

2c for book. Open Sundays till 12. Great for Kidneys. Weak back, tired feeling, mental drprea sion, sleeplessness, headache and other symptoms are quickly cured by the in of Pilmo Tablets. They act directly ea the kidneys and nervous system, and tnska yeu look snd feel years younger.

60 cents, AT ALL SUN DRUG STORES. FPUS Our herbal remedies hav cure4 Amarl tan diseases for two generations. FOO 4 WING HERS 01 South Olivs StrMt. Los Angela, Blood and Skin Di. acaaes a Specialty Rupture, Piles, Varicocele and Strictures Cured Without Cutting.

MELVIN E. SYKE3. M. D- 23 1-i 8. Bprina, Vr Grand Pacific Hotel.

Offices of the SUNSET HOSPITAL 4521 South Broadway, Cor. 6th Stock is now selling 75c. Eaj today Phones: Home 6159, Main 5137 A 1 ORTON Functional Decline, Termed Weakness by Some I am positive the treatment I employ in the cure of this derangement Is the most potent, rational, direct ancj certain, whereby functional activity of the parts can be restored. Many men suffering from this condition will And the cause directly traceable to the reproductive! system Varicocele Many men have treated for this diseased condition and few have found permanent cure. My treatment is thorough and cures in 4 to 6 days and there is no relapse of the old weak-, noFs that accompanied the disease.

The treatment is direct and for the exact caune. It is a treatment not In common use and is most effective. Hours 9-4, 7-8 Sundays, 9-12 316 The Result Of all treatments given by Dr. Harri-aon are perfect in all ourable eases. Our methods are superior aAi are the result of 27 years' active work in hospital and special work in our offices.

Consultation alwaya free. Our Folder, treating on disease peculiar to men, sent free on request, or it may be found near foot of stairway at our entrance to offices, 202 South Broadway. YOU PAY WHEN CURED. i i "The St. James," THE growing popularity of apart-ment-houaes la causing them Jo encroach on trrounds heretofore (considered exclusively reserved for high-class residences.

The latest move on this line Is in fashionable St. James Park. In the southern side of St. James Park, with a north frontage on the botanical gardens, and one lot east of Scarff street, there is to be built immediately one of the handsomest apartment-houses in the city. It will Cost fully 140,000.

This deal was closed by McDonald Stott Company of No. 309 Lanker-hlm building. The house will be built NION NEGLECTS DYING MEMBER, I.T.U. CARD FOUND ON VICTIM OF POVERTY AND PHTHISIS. Richest of Totemite Organisations Fails to Give Aid to Adherent Who Falls Helpless on Street from Months of Privation and Weakness Through Ravages of Consumption.

Ills union card did Thomas Hughes but little good. And yet when they picked up Hughes dazed, panting hoarsely from the sidewalk, where he had fallen, at Fifth and Main streets, the man had the bit of pasteboard in his pocket. He had kept It as carefully as though it were a talisman. For did not that card tell that Thom-es Hughes belonged to the International Typographical Union? Yet they picked him up from the sidewalk last evening at Fifth and Wain; and place to lay his head he had none. "Tuberculosis," said the Receiving Hospital report.

It meant little to those who scan these reports, for tuberculosis is a. common tragedy. But In this case tne word covered a story. Thomas Hughes, pressman, lived in Angeles Ave years, "off and on," ea he himself put it. In the days hen health was good and wages came regularly hu was an active unit in that crowd known as the International Typographical Union.

He paid his dues, and he was in "good standing." Came consumption. 'Thomas Hughes felt its first touch in a cold which kept him from work for some time. A dry cough remained. He grew thin. He stooped.

His shoulders narrowed. Ho was a sick man, hideously sick, for the disease slowly crawled further further Into his system. Tuberculosrf la always a grim tragedy grimmest when it acts this way. Thomas Hughes became irregular at his work. In the end ha stopped presswork altogether.

He wasn't able to do it. He tried at odd Jobs' here and there. He became something of a wanderer. And always he grew poorer. The faith which was in him and the devotion made him cherish his union card.

"And these things made him pay his dues as long as he could. In the last year tuberculosis began to move faster. Those awful spasms of, -suffering, which leave the victim sll but and close to longed-for death, became more frequent. He stopped working. He was a shadow of a man.

His brother kept Thomas Hughes elive. They lived in a tent at Highland Park. A few months ago the brother had to leave for Toronto, Canada, because of a sick wife. After he had gone he sent Thomas Hughes what he could not much $3 a week. A pitiful sum, this, tiut it can hold body and soul together.

And then there was a sister who sent an odd dollar or two, as she could. "She's poor herself' gasped Thomas Hughes, apologetically, on his hospital cot. In these last few months came a horrible struggle for life which only a poverty-stricken wretch with the hold of the white plague on him can understand. He applied to the union for aid. His request met with no response.

Thomas Hughes became a pariah. Lepers In the days of old Judea vr -vre stoned. In this only were they worse treated than was Thomas Hughes in this twentieth century in Los Angeles. Ho tried one rnnmlnir-hnuso sfter another. Of necessity they were cheap ones.

In one or two ha was able to stay a week. In many he lasted a day or two. before they told him to leave, with his diseasn. One niRht he crawled Into Penfol Hull end listened to men tell of th Fnvlnr end the Sheltering Arms. And hn beeped tf" shelter they offered tu 'Vie tbli-f.

the outcast and the brgjir. lis was thrown first apartment house to be built In by Johnston, and is to be complete in all its appointments, and in keeping with the location. The building will be frame and cement, mission style, and is designed in apartments from two to six rooms, with bath, steam heat, telephones, hardwood polished floors, beam ceilings, and other latest things in popular residential structure. An attractive and unique feature will be the servants' quarters, enabling: the lessees of the apartments to employ servants "yithout the necessity of having them in their own apartments. This feature will be attractive to many Los Ancelea people who favor out after the first night.

Some one had heard his cough. In that house of Worship and refuge Thomas Hughes managed to practice deceit. He was able, by eluding night clerks who knew him, and by using fictitious names, to get several lodgings. In the end he had to give this up. Pariah like the man might as well have wandered the streets crying "Unclean! Unclean!" he stole into new rooming-houses.

Labor Day he managed to crawl into the canshlne and watch the parade with Its gorgeous floats. Lager sightseers shoved him to one side and he stood by himself coughing dryly. Last night they cast him forth from a lodging-house near Fifth and Main. Ha went down the stairs, out on the sidewalk. The streets were alive with people, and the noise of grinding car wheels smote his tired nerves.

His head whirled. very weak. He reeled as he walked. "Look at the drunken brute!" said one woman to another. Thomas Hughes did not hear.

Things were getting black before him. He sank in a heap on the sidewalk a ragged heap. It caught the eye of a patrolman. He sent in a call. And the ambulance bore Thomas Hughes to the Receiving Hospital.

When they searched him the police found in an inner pocket a worn card his union card "The International Typographical Union" was the emblem on its face. Huh! It Is a great order whose device Thomas Hughes so faithfully cherished a great order, and rich. It has spent thousands upon thousands of dollars in Los Angeles and elsewhere "downing The Times," and its bosses wax fat on the dues its dupes pay but it seems to have forgotten Thomas Hughes. It has forgotten many others such as he. It wants men to help It not men who need help.

GOAT, TWO MEN, AND PISTOL. Partly-Clad Hibernian Drives Suspect Along Street at Peril of Being Shot. At the point of a revolver Robert Connor drove Albert Hill from Connor's home on East Main street to the Baker Block on North Main street, early yesterday morning, and there turned Hill over to Patrolman J. W. Murphy.

Hill was sent to the City Jail on the charge of suspicion, as Connor accused him of prowling about his house. Attired In an abbreviated costume, consisting of a shirt, a pair of trousers and one sock, Connor marched his prisoner along Main street. "It's for both-erin' me goat," said Connor to the desk sergeant, "thot Oi am afther a bringin' him in." The police say that Connor recently bad stolen from him a goat, many chickens and much of his belongings left at tne rear of his house. According to Connor he was awakened by the loud "baas" of his pet, He dressed himself hurriedly and dashed out. Meeting Hill, Connor drew his revolver and halted him.

Then he escorted him along Main street until he met the officer. The police investigated the charges against Hill and found them weak. He was discharged after a thorough examination. Hill resides at No. 206 Downey avenus.

For Sluggish Conditions. Take Uvir Bean bfd time. September 8th and 10th tr th data of the two Sast excursions East of the canon. II08.W to New York and return; II0H.60 to Boaton and return. You can learn all the particular! at the offloe of the Now York Central Unte, 2H Went Fourth atreet.

Removal Notice. On and aftpr AuRust S7th the SYSTKM loi-nl ofllce will located at 64 8outh Mln atrect, e'ouni floor Pacllic Electric bulidlnj. M. F. VAX District Pasenger A tent.

Notice. Anyone work at the Rprtckrla Sunr Factory during the comlnc aasn, will plrane praoiiRJIy or by rr.all. at the Super. imendent'3 olii' e. kf le.

Cal. FOT'R from today looomoclve collision at AsrictUvuiiU Doctor Harrison Co. 2021 S. Broadway, Private Entrance on Second St. Hours -9 to 4, 7 to 8, Sunday 9 to 12 South Broadway MEN we Are epeolaHsta tor VarTceode, Hydrocele.

Strict ura, Pllaa, Fistula. Blood Diseases, Centracted Pisceses, Private diseases. Less sfeVltal Power, Kidney ana ladder Trsublss. a Attn nvwiirj: pfrrtAnd Other Pan IV Removed. HI FKV.F.

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