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NEWS NOTES. There are 118 prisoners confined in oounty jail. Aa addition thirty feet long is being built to the baggage-room of the S. Co. at the new depot.

L. Anderson, an insane, was brought ia yesterday from Los Nietoa and placed ia the county jail pending examination. Dr. J. S.

Griffin is building an elegant resideuce at the corner of Dowoey aveaue and Workman street. East Loa Angelea. The Nadeau House now haa a large aad elegant oonTeyance from the depot to the hotel. It beats tho name of N. A.

Covarrubias. The City Board of Education metts to-night at the Council chamber. Ihe different committees will be appointed by the chairman. A gray horse harnessed iv a buckboard, belonging to Cooper's livery stable and driven by F. S.

Will on was stolen yesterday at Boyle Heights. The yooug gentlemen of the Athletic Club entertained their lady friends last evening. Dancing was indulged iv to a late hour and a pleasant evening spent. A man named John Day was given lodgiogs yesterday at the police office who waa so dirty and covered with veisain that he had to be scrubbed and hit olothes burned. James Riley was lined $40 anil Tom 160 for being drunk and diaorderly, in the Mayor's Court yesterday.

Ia default of cash theygot an equivalent of days. A two-story briok building, the ground Moot of whioh will be devoted to the purposes of a bank, is nearing corapletsaa oa Downey avenue, just beyond Ohestant street, East Los Angela-, i Aa important change of time is to take place in the running of the overlaad express trains on the Southern Pastas railroad, whioh will probably be inaagurated by the first of February. Jean Larrieux was yesterday appointed guardian for A Larrieux, a minor, by Judge Brunson, for the purpose of coutesting a civil suit in which said minor ia plaintiff, and Minnie N. Bixby et al. defendants.

The examination of C. Vedani, charged with causing the death of A. Talice by stabbing him in tho abdomen last Saturday night, was yesterday set for the 17th at 10 o'clock, in the Township Justice's Court. The funeral of Mrs. Caroline Endl took place yesterday from the Hotel Strassburg.

The services were very impressive and a large concourse of sorrowing friends follovred the remain- to Evergreen Cemetery. Warren Wilson, proprietor of tlie San Diego is reported as making plana io start a newspaper in Lngonia, in the San Bernardino Valley. One newspaper per week appears to be the natural growth of Southern California. This afternson at 2 o'clock there is to be a meeting at the Board of Trade reoma of tho brandy makers connected with the Graps and Wine Growers' Association, to make arrangements for tlie i sale of thia year's crop of brandy. Personal Mention.

Sheriff Tyner of Yuma is at the St. Elmo. Geo. W. Stimson of Pasadena ia at the St Elmo.

W. S. Mackay, of San Francisco, is at the St. Elmo. A.

Snyder, of Santa Aua, was in the oily yesterday. A. F. Down, of Santa Paula, is at the Grand Central. T.

O. Moore, Preaoott, Ari-cjna, ia at the Pico Uouae. Geo. C. Chapman of Walla Walla is at the St.

Elmo. T. A. Grant, of Fres no, is registered at the Grand Central. S.

Barnes, New Albany, ia at tbe Grand Central. Budd Doble, the celebrated turfman, ia at the Pico House. C. W. Spear, of New York, ia registered at the Pico Honae.

Mr. Emmet R. Holdridge, late of Compton, has cast hia lot in thia city aad will be bookkeeper for E. C. Burlingame, tbe leading contractor.

Gen. G. Gordon Adam, a prominent attorney, formerly of Vicksburg, but lately connected with the Arizona bar, haa come to thia city to locate. Mr. Joha Shanneasy, a prominent citizen of Toronto, Ontario, will close hia visit to the Pacific to day, and to the land of 20 below zero in Jannary.

Master ef Chancery Chas. L. Bitoheller, of the U. S. Circuit Court of the Southern California District, leaves for San Franciaco to-day on business connected with the Court.

Itt. B. Cahoone, cashier of the Tehama 'County Bank, and wife, arrived yesteraay from Red Bluff, and are guests of Assistant Superintendent J. A. Muir, of Son them Pacific Company.

A Spoon Thief Caught. At half past five yesterday afternoon a man with a new satchel in hia hand wis precipitately running up the stairs of the lodging house at the corner of Commercial and Lai Angelea atreeta, over the wine cellars of O. Le Meanager. A man io a buggy, halloing "stop thief was in hot pursuit. Officer who happened aloug.

jumped off his horae and caught the fleeiug man. The man in the baggy accuaed him of having stolen the aatohel from him in a ealoon a few minutes previously, whilst he bad temporarily left Ihe room. Ar- took the thief and the satchel to tha police office where it waa ascertained that it contained lot of silver nlated spoons aad forks. The thief gave the name of W. Johnson and was booked ferlaroeny.

The owner of the satchel is H. M. Brown, who is staying at the Santa Fa Hotel. The Buena Vista bridge. Tha work on thia very important fcridge is proceeding night and day during seven days in a week to niako ready for iron euperatrueture that is expected to arrive in about teu daya.

Ia the meantime the oity is at work grading a road to the bridge, but instead of using the earth that ia on its land to raise the grade of Buena Vista atreet it is excavating on private property, where the work might be enjoined at any tsasaasat. Buena Vista atreet should be widened and the hill near Temple atreet out down. These two operations would famish all the earth needed to make the aaproaohes in good Will the Sard of Public Works look into this -natter? Grand Credit Auction Sale Atlanta Aaa next Thursday. WEATEHR PROBABILITIES. Furnished by the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, for the benefit of oommeroe: San Francisco, January reporta for the twenty-four houra ending at 8 r.

the 13th as follows: The barometer ia lowest in the northwestern part of Washington Territory, and is highest near San Fraucisco. Southerly winds have prevailed in districts north of San Francisco, and atrotig from the mouth of tho Columbia river northward. In Southern California, winds light and variable. Rain fallen in Oregon aud Washington Territory, and in the extreme northern portion of California. The amounts are as fallows: Tort Angeles, Oljmpia, Astoria, 1.03; Portland, ROAW burg, Spokane Falls, Walla Walla, Boise City, Eureka, Red Bluff, Ashland, Fort li dwell, .06.

Tho temper iture has risen slightly in Oregon and Washington Territory aud remaiutd nearly stationary over Indications for the twenty-four hours commencing at 4 A. January 14, for Cal.forma: Occasional light rains in the extreme northern portion; fair weather elsewhere; variable winds and nearly stationary temperature. For Oregon and Washington Territory, rains with aontuwesterly winds, brisk to light; along the coast slightly cooler. The Fresno Exhibition. Hon.

Firman Church, formerly State Senator of Indiana, haa arrived in the city in charge of the Fresno exhibition of fruits at the agency of the Fresno Board of Trade in thii city, at 312 North Main street. Fresno recognizts tbe fact that Loa Angeles ia now tho center of immigration to the Pacific coast, and has, like Riverside, Tulare, Sau Diego, Santa Aua and San Francisco, established agencies in Los Angelea to set forth tlio pi miliar advantages of thtir various localities for home seekers. Tha people of those localities show good sense in so doing. In a few years Los Augeles will he lunch larger than San and tbat idea is dawning on the public liiiuil more and more every day. luside of four years LO9 Angeles will he a continuous settlement from the Sierra Madre to the sea, a diatance of twenty-eight miles, takiug in North Pasadena, S.mth Pasadena, llarvaazo, Highland Park, Uighbnd View, Los Augeles, West Loa Augeles, Cieuega, Gardena, Palm City and Sauta Momca.

This combination will make a great city with more picturesipie features than any other city in the world. So mote it be. The New Judges. There a bili before the Legislature providing for the addition of two more judges to tbe bei eh of the Superior Court of Los Augeles county. The pres ent judges are overworked and feel that it is utterly impossible to properly attend to the eat mass of probate, and civil and criminal busiuess that is brought before them.

An erroneous impression prevails that the new judges would not take oniee till ISB9. This idea 19 sxploded by a dispatch from Hon. Stephen 11. White, Senator from Los Angeles, stating that the bill provides for ihe appointment of the two judges within teu Uaya from the passage of the bill. The prospect ears to be fair for the appointment 01 these ctticers before tho end of the present month.

"Deceived." Marie Aimee gave thia most puzzling comeiy last night at the Grand Opera House. The audience was rather larger than at the previous perfora ance. The plot is of the same general outline as "Gerofle-Geiefla." Tue details are well put together. For the matinee this afternoon "Mam'zeile" ia the attraction, and for the farewell performance "Deceived will be repeated. Fell from a Roof.

A carpenter Willicke, who lives on Macy street, fell from the roof of a bouse iv East Los Angelea yesterday upon which he was at work, and striuusly injured himself. It is believed that he dislocated his spine in the fall. His condition is precarioua. Maclay Theological College. The progress of the Maclay College at San Fernando is slow but sure.

At the meeting of the regents on Tuesday Prof. McGrew, an eminent theologian ot Boston, and Rev. R. W. C.

r'arnsworth of Loa Angeles, were elected to professorships in that institution. An Evening Party Spoiled. Rufus Bjown yoeterday swore out ii complaint charging Horatio Marteeti, a second-hand dealer of Aliso street, and his clerk with embezzling his dress coat of the value of on the 13th instant. Marteen and his clerk were arrested and gave bonds for their appearauce. A Bad Husband.

Autonta Butti desire 3 the arrest of her husband, Peter Bulti, ou tho charge that he beat her on Thursday night and chased her out of their home, so that she had to sleep with her neighbors. Butti will explain before Justice Austin to-doy. New Railroad Station. A new railroad station has been opened on the Loa Angeles and Independence Railroad. It is named The Palms, and is situated between the Ballona Station and Santa Monica.

A town site has been laid out. A Thorough Success Was the second grand excursion to Santa Ana, aud the third, on next Thursday, will undoubtedly also be a success. Take the trip. The Place to Buy Lota For a quick advauce is ou the Montana tract, to bo sold this day at 2 o'clock r. m.

Easton Eldridge, Auctioneers. Take Temple street cable road to Lomitas street. We Offer Inducements and IQean It. Cheap lots at $PJO, on installments, no interest; one house to every 7 lots; best on Pico st. Blaokman Hanly, Dowuey Block.

Only Lots Unsold. So goes the n-Btrect tract, with its beautiful grounds and splendid buildings. Buy Lots At the credit auction sale in Santa Ana next Thursday. The City Water Is Not To be wished for. It is already on the Montana traot, to be sold to day at 1 o'clock p.

a. Take Temple street cable road to Lomitas street. Rhenma cures Rheumatism, Aches and Pains. Date de montebello Champagne. In every uret-clasa house.

Imported brandi. Meeting at noon and 7 r. dally, for salvation oi man, st 87 North Spring atreet. I LOS ANGrELES DAILY HERALD. JANUARY 15.

188 7. At the People's More To-Day. You can purchase a box of twelve cakes of Jessie Oakley A perfumed toilet soap for 2" a A bottle of Florida wa'cr, largea- size, 350, and a two-ouuee bottle of very good cologue for 25c. White Shatter llanuel lor a yard, and an extra heavy all-wool twilled scarlet flannel as good as any retailed at 40c. Spring roller wiudow shades, with fixture complete at Title.

Boys' calico shirts, laliadrisd, at aOo. Boys' white linen shirts, laundried. at 75c, unlauudried at and felt its at laud the best aud cheapest goods sold. Wo will continue the sale of ladles' hose, regular 60c goods, at a pair. Full-fluislied ladies' solid color hose ut a pair, worth 25c.

Children's striped ribbed hose at 10c a pair. Men's socks at 10c. worth 20c. Turkey red napkins, good size, will sell for 50c a dozen. The pateut Komau corset under auother name will sell to lay 50.

Special sttracions in ladies' and gents' merino and all-wool uuderwear. White linen coll irs for laities, 'oc. The kid gloves, 5 'intton length, in black and street shades, will sell a' 74c, and cashmere uud silk gloves will sell at 50c. Boys' knee pants at 05c. Youths' suits, three pieces, 12 17 years, $4.

Children's school shoes, solar-tipped, at 7fc: made for us alone. Children's sprluglieel shoes $1.25, c.iu't be touched tl 7ft. Ladles' Fie icli kid shoes $2 75 and H.M Ladles' American kid states 92 25. slioes ftOe, 880 and 75c. The latest novelties iv niching just aweaed.

Hundreds ol remnants In dress goods, silks aud aatius on our eoutitnrs. Paoru'a storx. in las 'linna Straws A. Late professor of Greet aud Latiu iv Xenis College, Ohio, is iv the city. Misa Gray will prepare for college a limited number of students in Greek or Latiu, or will give advanced instruction.

She has been a successful teacher, aud comes to us highly reecommended. No. .110 W. Fourth street. Only 3U l.ftts Cii-olct.

The Jefferson-street tract, with its beautiful orange groves, vineyards and large aud handsome buildings, will bo sold, aud at a premium, like all the preceding enterprises of the Southern California Land Company, Baker Block. To tlie Public Mil IH Street and AKrlcultiinil Pitrlt Itilllroatl Company. Drivers on this line are instructed to stop for passengers to set ON OR off ouly tit I lie FAIt'c'ROSSISIis of Streets AND NOT HF.TWKKN rraaaTs. our patrons ate requested to govern themselves accordingly. By order oi the Board of Directors.

E. M. LOKKICKE, Superintendent. Notice or Itcmoval. We respectfully desire to anuotiucc to the public that finding onr present quarters inadequate to our increasing business, we hays purnhssSil tne satfrn oflloa and food will of the firm of Wood a Wilson, architects, room ii! Mid 111 Wilson block, aud said ottice will hereaf er be used as a branch of our omce.

41 S. st. Mr. Wilson will Continue in our employment iv charge ol the brauoh ollice. SfBABBI A GOTTSCHAI.K, Architects.

Only 311 l.olM I nsold. So goes the Jefferson-Street tract, with lis beautiful grounds and splendid buildings- of Acrea of Hood Klcti Land, Under the be system of irrigation in California, are offered stie iv the thriving colony of Anaheim, from Los Augeles. 'JO acre homes, I acre piecesaud town lots, vtry cheap. For sale by the Los Angeles Laud Bureau at their otlice at Anaheim, or 20 W. First street Los Augeles.

We Direct Attention Of investors to sale advertised in another southern part or the celebrated Montana tract, ouly twelve minutes from business ceuter. via Temple street cable road to Lomitas street. Tlie sale takes place to day at o'clock. Where I'un You liny lien per. The I'rmy tract lots ate worlh more than the price, SISM), even if uo bousss included.

Six houses to 4'i lots and tiiey will all be built and no goiug back on this arrangement. Blsckstea A Hanly, Dowuey Block. Only Lot- Tnsold. So goes the tract, with its bciutiful grounds and splendid buildings. Opera Wrsips! Oprra Wraps! Just received by Mosgrove A a choice assortment of handsome opera wraps for the Paul season.

These goods will be shown for one day only at til S. Spring street. We UO To Santa Ana with next Thursd.ij 's excursion. Ask rout Druggist for Irish May Flower. I'rmy Tract Lots On the Electric Hallway.

Pico street, are large, cheap and desirable. Price S4yu. on installments: one liouse to every 7 lots given. Blackman aad Haudv, Downey Block. Ilolmes A Scott, Dealers in coal, wood, hay aud grain, 167 S.

spring street. Malaria killed by tt-iug I ish May Flower. i im Yourself At the Sauta Ana Excursion next Thursday. Will you try Itt Irish May Flower, 75 cts. Tlic Montana Tract Sale Takes place to day at 2 p.

H. Get a catalogue from the Los Angeles Land Bureau, No. 20 West First street. Take tHo Temple street cable road to Lomitas street. Due tie montebello 4'liuiiipngiie.

The fashionable imported brand. Opera Wraps! Opera Wmps! At MftSgfOVS'S Cloak and Suit House, for one day ouly. Lidies, be sure and sea these elegant novelties at 21 S. Spring street Try Irish May Flower; we forreitilOO if you don't find it tbe best inediuue iv the world. Dots.

J. W. Davis. Prescription Druggist. Tauslll's Punch Cigars at P.

O. Cigar Store. Due de Montebello champagne at Weyse Horse blaukets and buggy robes at Foy's harness shop. Plush parlor suits, easy chairs. New invoice just arrived at Allen's.

Carpets fall patterns now arrivlug. Prices lower than ever, at Allen's. Burke a Johnson's Dublin Stout for sale by 11. J. Woollacott, 26 28 N.

Spriug st. II you want to furnish your house with little money, call at Alleu's, 32 8. Spring St. Ash, cherry and walnut bedroom sets. Extra iuduoemeuts offered this week at Allen's.

Raphael Schleslugcr, IS North Main itreet, take the lead in wall papers aud decorations. H. J. Woollacott, 06 Si 98 N. Spring street makes a specialty nf fine Kentucky whiskies for family and medicinal use.

Go to H. J. Woollacott. 26 A 28 N. Spring street for fine brandy, sherry and cider for cooking and medicinal purposes.

O. L. Susand, prince of tonsorlal artists, 23" N. Maiu street. Greatest convenience and elegance; courteous treatmeut.

Genoveva, Itakorzy, Huuvadi Janos, Apolliuaris, uethesda and Vichy mineral waters for sale by J. Woollacott, 20 A2B N. Spring street. C-old Lack Sec, the finest imported champagne in the market. 11.

J. Woollacott, 26 and 28 N. Spring street, sole agent. This wlue can also be obtained from Jerry Illich. Persons desiring pure California wines to send to tbeir friends in tlie East will find it to their advantage by calling ou 11.

J. Woollacott, 26 A 28 N. Spring street, aud Inspecting the stock. Look! Look' $1000 worth oi second hand wanted at J. Allpaz, No.

116 Commercial atreet, Los Angeles city. Bought and sold. Parlies not wishing to call in person can inform me by mail through the Postoffice and 1 will send an agent. DIED. Funeral Notices, one dollar.

CROFT Santa Monica, Thursday, Jan. 13 Mrs. J. 8. Crofts, sister of P.

W. 11 urndale. The funeral will take place from the undertaking parlors of Orr At Sutch, Los Angelea to-day, Jan. IS, at 2 r. Friends and acquaintances are Invited to attend.

War Department Signal Service U. S. Army. Division of Telegrams and Reports for the benefit of Commerce and Agriculture. Re- of observations taken at Los Augeles, allforuia, January 14, 1867: I 3 I I I a.

I 48 r.S I 4R 54 Southern California LAND COMPANY, 214 Nortli maiu street (Biker block) The sole projectors of the successful CHILD 3 TRACT, URMSTON TRACT, CITT CENTER TRACT, WILLIAMSON TRACT, Howes Tract, Eleventh-street Block, Etc. I The Jefferson Street Tract, Located In tho southwest quarter of the city AMIDST THE WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENTS NOW GOING FORWARD, Aud near the a jw Vermont aye. cable road. io: Lots at $290 Each. Size of ots.

50s 1 First Monthly payments 120 without Interest. SEVEN SPLENDID RESIDENCES Now being creeled, the contrant to the Oregon Lumber Company and the buildings In the course of construction. ALL THE STREETS TO BE GRADED. one-hall the Price of the Present Boom LOCATION ON THE SOt'TrtWEST CORNEF. OF JEFFERSON STREET AND WESTERN AVENUE.

tfnr-o IVIi 102 lots BEVEN ELEGANT RESIDENCES, Costing from tllOO to 52.0 0, go with the property, the whole oeiuj SOLD ON THE HOMESTEAD PLAN The snmoVs all the tract" which this company has successfully placed before the pub.ic, aud which are above named. DIVISION OF THE TRACT MAY 14, 1537. The Alooks are Now Open. d2s Real Estate Buyers! Best Location BUY Fine California Wines, Brandies, Etc. ASSORTED CASES TO SHIP HOME EAST TO YOUR FRIENDS FOR CHRISTMAS! CALL AND PRICE THEM.

Joe Bayer 29 N. Maiu St, TeISDMe No. 38. FREE DELIVERY! ALSO Choice Old Whiskies, WlQlmli Retail, ii Lets to Suit. AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED Peruvian Bitters! JOE BAYER 19 North Main Street.

VIIS4 1:1,1 AN KOI s. PPP KKKR 000 PPP I. SSSS SSSS TTTTT 000 RRRR KF.KB PPK OOPPL 8 8 8 STOO ft I PK OP PL "8 8 TOORRR PPK OOPPL fi 8 TOORKB PPP XX PPP XX SSSS SSSS TOO KRRH FR PK OOPL RTOORRK PK OOPL AC 8 RTOORRK OOP I. I 88 RTOORRK KERB 000 LLLLLKEEB SSSS SSSS 000 It KKF.K rtlK PEOPLE'S STORE IS THE LARGEST RETAIL ESTAP.I.ISI[. A ment south of San Francisco.

We do a strictly cash business, both in baying and telling, Our idea of business is that the capital invested should bear a justrate of interest, and our labor given in the care and handling of the business properly compensated. Our business has MtTiftiod that proportion that we can use quantity enough to buy from the manufacturer. Smaller concerns that cannot use cases of a kind must buy from a jobber. The difference between the manufacturer 1 and the jobber's price is at least and frem that up to Thit difference saved to us, ami tbe cash discount of from 2to 7 per is all the profit we want to make. Some time ago we bought from a manufacturer a line of woolen dress goo.ls at tbat we retailed here in Los Angeles for When we wee all sold out and de sired to duplicate, the manufacturer informed ns that lie bad closed out tlic entire line to E.

S. Jaffrey one of the largest jobbing bouses in New York. Anxious to continue the sale of these goods, we bought IS packages of them at a close price, and paid Sflc. for advance of lifT, over what we paid first hands for them. We cite this incident to show the biddan cause of the People's Store's popularity as a cheap house to trade with.

Anybody else in this market I hat had happened to purchase these goods at 36c. and run against our 35c. pile, would think that we were losing money, selling goods at le. per yard less than they cost. The People's Store Doesn't lose money.

It is constantly making money, slowly but Btirely and the coming year will show you how, slowly but surely, we will double the large trado we now enjoy. The more business we do tbe more goods we sell and tbe cheaper we sell them. In our new store of (10 feet, tho expense of running will only be one-third more, while we cover nearly twice as much ground. We bad seriously contemplated opening branch stores in San Diego and elsewhere, for the sole purpose of running off a hundred thousand dollars' worth more merchandise, to enable us to purchase large quantities of goods to still greater advantago; but, believing that in unity there is strength, and enlarging our business at home and devoting our united ellbrts ami attention, we could accomplish that end bere, we are in a position to sell tbe major part of our goods at the prioe paid for tbem by smaller dealers, and at the utmost a trifle more. We shall be entirely without Petition.

We intent! to sell goods cheaper than we ever have heretofore, and when it happens a year hence thatwegive you an outline of our business intentions, enlargement, our words will be verified. The public will say that The Peoples Store oi all Stores is the Place to Trade at. We are not picayimish, small or arbitrary in our dealings. We are bere to please and give satisfaction. If perchance you have purchased something tbat is not to your entire satisfaction, we are always willing to exchange, to please and, if in our power, satisfy.

We do not cry, a bargain is a bargain. We want a customer, not for a day, but one for all time during our commercial existence. We enjoy all tbe advantages of prominent and successful merchants money and unlimited credit. We understand our business thoroughly; are contented with a less ratio of prolit than any other house in town, and have the greatest facilities. How then can it be otherwise than foremost in success.

In our Dress Goods Department We include Silks, Satins, Velvets, Plushes and Dress Goods. We carry beyond question the largest and best line suited to the generality of persons. It is the place to get the most goods for tbe least money. Our Domestic Department Is evidently the most popular in town. It is constantly crowded, and our efforts will be directed towards keeping it so.

We have splendid values in Scotch and Irish linens, napkins, towels, linen sheeting, brought direct from the manufacturers in llelfast and Glasgow. Our comforter and blanket stock has met with a hearty endorsement. Boys' Clothing. We needn't say much of it. Our business in this department is remarkable.

With this department wo embrace: Jerseys, shawls, gossamers and parasols. MEN AND BOYS' HATS AND CAPS. LADIES', CHILDREN AND BOYS' BOOTS AND SHOES. GLOVES AND PERFUMERY. MILLINERY.

BUTTONS AND THREAD. NOTIONS, FANUY GOODS, AND SMALL WARES. LADIES' MERINO AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. CORSETS AND HOOPSKIRTS. HOSIERY LACES, AND EMBROIDERIES.

All are distinct and separate departments of our business, in all of which you will find special bargains every day. You can buy a bill of goods throughout our stores and in the whole you'll save at least 25 per cent, more than any where you can purchase. People Patronize the Man who Sells the Cheapest, Quality and quantity considered. The public are the judges, we claim their patronage on that score. If wo do not come up to the requirements we err in our self opinion and forfeit their claim.

A. HAMBURGER SONS, PPP KEEK 000 PPP F.EKE"" 8888 TTTTT 000 RRRR XXX.X PI OOPPL 8 8 8 OR RK PR OOPPL "8 8 TOORRR PPR QOPPL 8 8 T. OR PPP RE 0 PPP KB 8888 8888 6 RRRR XX OOP 8. OOP 8 8 OR 1 OOP RSSPT OORRE KBEB 000 LLLLL EEEB SSSS 8888 000 leEEZ Read 4 Buy. 469-3 nice lota.

East Los Angeles 500 Data riot, Schliffeiin tract yno PillJllll tract ofio 150x1(15, Hope atreet, corner noo Fort atreet lllS-IVOxKA. Hone and Nli'th Pearl sireet; a beauty Texas atreet 1600 Flcostreet lano ollvo street; an A No. 1 purchase Vl.ilW HT STHKET. HO-IOOxIISG. Olive street $10000 lot, Ml Klrfi, Flower atreet Uantieet tract 1150, Bread avem.e aan WW Figueroa "ioo Sisters of Charity traot Heights NO.

4 LOI XT STREET. HOUSES AND LOTH. nice 5-room cottage, furnished cellar, fine ciMeru, itood i.arti; amall, iieat, cottage; every variety of Spest kind Ol fruits-. this at ouce and stop rent; me lawn, flower-, slude and unue pavement, uedge, cheap at I House atti lot, Wooleu Mill trsct: possession at mice; Installment plan, $2250 a no cpsh, balnuce monthly. Heau.iful liomn tin Hill street; house nearly uew, eve.y modera IMpre-aaieMl; 50x164 10 al.ey; IMII IMM cottaee, Brst class; Flower, ucai lot 50x155 to alley; sewer connections; good value, $5700.

acres; tine cot age. elegant grounds; flue ostale; $20,000 NO. 1 1101 lIT STHEET. home, Pearl street, corner, 11 rooms, lot tiOxir.O; bath, pnutry, 18 closets, flue baru hot, cold and soft water all through the houee, fine cellar and cement floor; don't miss 500. nouse snd 10-, Oarraoss, lot 105x210: $400 cash, balance 1, I and 11 years: a bargdn; 91000.

2-story tiuuse, 11 rooms, parlors each; hot and cold water, gas, baths, patent closets, electric bells, open grates, marble mantels, 9 closets; stone pavement, everything complete; firstclass sud possession given Immediately; lot 50x155 to 20foot alley, on line of cars and In flm Class neighborhood; a giltedge buy; ouly 98000 NO. 4 COURT STREET. RANCHES. Choice piece in the Lick tract te trade for city property. acres on line of proposed dummy mad.

AU Improved with finest varieties of viues aud trees; 35 iv viuesaud intrees; all In bearing iv 'H7. Lots of wafer piped onto tbe ranch. Corner aud flue frontage. Will pay 10 per cent the coming year, 108 per cent in twelve mouths, ani takes It. A Una alfalfa ranch.

25 good house, orchard and garden; flue barn, 49x52, wan, on shed, poultry bouse aud incubator witb brooder. Will cut 110 tons alfalfa the coning ye it. Tools and all goo, at tIM 3. NO. 4 Ot UT STUEET.

1110 Acres, three miles from Santa Ana; good liouse; 7 rooms: barn, 30xl'i; two artesinii wells; com crib; panels for fencing; a No. 1 moist liiud, no irrigitlou necessary; acres fu alfalfa: a flue rauch for $9000. acres at Savannah; 1 acre iv blue gums, fi in fruit trees and 11 in vines; 20 acres unimproved; o-room house; well, wiud mill MM tank; a cheap property: $5000. 57' 2 acres at Pasadena; 8-room home; well Improved: flue view; five minutes from lt. It.

station; every variety of fruit; w.i er stock; also well; $300 per acre. 30 acres of tbe very best laud at Cresenta Canada, with water, a bargain at $75 per acre. Easy terms. 10 acres '4 mile south of Jefferson, 55 acres at Compton. Five alfalfa ranch; 10 'icres, all set, will cat 240 tons this year: small house and orchard, 2 artesian wells, 9 miles Irom P.

0.. $150 per acre. 22 acres at the Duarte, old orchard, good house, 5 minutes walk from statiou; lots of water. Paid 10 per cent, on $25,000 last year. Cheap at $17,000.

KAJLaIa ME. NEW OFFICE. NO. 4 ill it I STREET. Loaned.

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jaj-lm. Consumption, Aad all the various diseases of the Head, Throat and Chest, Together with the EYE, EAR and HEART SPECIALLY TREATED BT M. Hilton Williams, M. M.C.P.S. 0.

No. 275 Nortb main Street, Next to Diamond House, Los Angelea, Cal. Medicated Inhalations used in all iliaeases of the Head, Throat aud Cheat. CONSUMPTION. The following are prominont lv the first stage, and wherever any of tlieni exist a thorough examination shou always be made, with a view to arrest the dls -ase if showu to exist: There Is ally a sense of weariness upon a little ex else, a disposition to remain passive a idle, despondency, often from uo apparent cause, a peculiar sensitiveness to the effect of cold, aud a breathlessne-s upon moving quickly or deceuding a hill or stairs, a slight, hacking cough, with or without expectoration, excitability upon slight occasions flying pains through the chest or back, or under the shoulder blades.

The symptoms are most noticeable toward or during the night; slight fever iv the afternoon; cold feet and hauds, or iv many cases blue llvid- Ity of the lips and roots of the finger nails. Constitutional or tubercular consumption Is a common form of lung disease. The progreHS is slow, but if left to itself no less sure It usually begins with a dry cough. At first these tubercules are exceedingly minute, the patient not at all suspeoting their presence. Gradually they develop into more active disease, and theu follows the train of symptoms which leaves no doubt as to its true character.

Sometimes spitting of blood or slight streaks in the mucus Is the first 1 udicntlon of tubercular deposit or it may be a chilly seusatiou In tho-back followed by more or less heat lv the palms of the hands, or an afternoon Hush on the tbe cheeks. The slow and gradual inroads of this form of consumption leave the ach aud appetite undisturbed for a considerable time. Fiually, however, hectic fever anil night sweats, supervene, preceded by diarrhoea. Then the loss of flesh and strength becomes rapid, the chest contraon, the features sharpen, the eye attains an unusual brilliancy, and the patient begins to realize that he is in the last stage of confirmed constitutional consumption. Persons desiring treatment ny this system of practice can use the remedies at home aa well as at our office, and which will cause uo inconvenience or hindrance to business whatever.

I have scon so many of these cases cured that I do not consider auy oaso hopeless unless both lungs are seriously involved. Even then the inhalations aid us in dissolving the mucus and in contracting and healing the cavities, which nothing else cau do with the Bame success. The very best reference from those already cured. CONSULTATION FREE. Those who desire to consult with me in regard to their cases had better oall at the office for consultation and examination bnt If impossible to do so can write for a coot of my Medical Treatise, containing a list of questions.

Address, m. HILTON WILLI A m. 275 North Main street, Loa Angelea. Cal. Office noun from 0:80 A.

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