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6 LOS ANGELES ITERA FRIDAY MORNING, APftlL 189.. AGAINST STRONG DRINK THE COUSTY W. 0. T. U.

CdNVSNTIL)IS MKKTo. A Number of Kuriiii-i(l Ktporta- Shown tho 1" in Grfotly KrJ 'fiie Loa Angelea County 0. T. U. convention began ita three day seaaion at Colton laat Wednesday.

Tho first half day was devoted to an executive committee meeting. Tha afternoon aecaion was opened by devotional exercises, conducted by Mrs. Anna Nouthwick, connty evangelist superintendent. Next in order came the appointment of commitlees, followed by a report of the recording eecretary, Mra. Souea Thomas Carter.

This report showed that much valuable work had been done during the year by the dillerent departments. The report ol tho recording secretary showed a tendency to fall behind in finances, due, no doubt, to tbe payiuunt of temple pledges and the present stringency. The county secretary reported $1602 received during the year and 27 different departments taken up, all ol which are doing good work, especially tho Franchise evangelistic jiveniien and social purity. Thero aro now 32 unions in Ixi3 Angeles county. Tbe res', oi the afternoon wbb taken up hearing Eighteen unions reported the eniorcetnent of the scientific temperance instruction law in thu public schools.

The eveningaesaiotiopened with music from the choir, lollowod by devotional exeicieoa conducted by Mrs. Fendon and prayer by Key. Mr. Leach aud a cordial add'rera of welcome by hia wife. The delegates present allowed their appreciation by rising and giving a few happy responses.

The Btate president, Mra. Garlmtt, mado some stirring and hopeiul remarks on the Increase of temperance sentiment, especially in ths churches. S. McCleea gave an interesting account of bur experience in crusade work, and of wonde.s accomplished through faith and prayer. The county president's address, full of admonitions to faith in God and work for humanity, closed tha evening's exercises.

Thursday morning's session opened with devotional exercises, conducted by Excellent tnipera rpad on tr.eiuilowing aubjocts: Why Organize; the Mothers? hv Mrs. J. Marlatt; Why Orteniae the Young Women? by Mrs. N. W.

Brodbeok Why Organize the Children by Mrs. H. L. Blair. These papers were very help''ilin aug Sections aud now in their dificrent lines of wo.

k. An interesting address was given by Mrs. L. McCiees, national of work among soldiers and Bailor. She spoke of tua good work done by circulating literature, holding meetings and otherwise trying to mtko tbeir lives happier and better.

The question box was full of pointed questions, an 1 ihe convention was much benefited aud nmueed by the able answers of Mra. Dr. Thi- session cloeed with prayer by Miss INVITED TO SAN DIEG3. Ths Mayor aud Conor, I cuire al Invitation to Go Xheru. The members of the oity council and Mayor Rowan have now an opportunity to receive reciprocal courtesies from the handa of the mayor of Sau Diego, vieited Los Angelea during la tiesta week.

Yeetorday Mayor it)wan received the tallowing telegram: Pah Diego, April 17th. Hon. T. Rowan, Mayor, Los Angeles: Ihe city council tonight unanimously adopted a resolution to entertain yourself and city council of Los Angeles next Saturday and Sunday and they appointed a special committee of six to have charge tbe auuie. A good time is assured.

Wm. H. Carlson, Mayor. The mayor his consulted with several of the councilmeu and seethe rest today with regard to accepting Mayor Carlaon'n cordial invitation. A second telegram was received late in the day in which the invitation was extended toall of the city officials and the mayor was further nctilied that tho party would travel in a epecial.

leaving thia city on Saturday morning and returning home on Sondnv night. The p.rty will be met at Oceanside by tho mayor and council ol San Diego. Nearly all of tho cny have signified their intention of going ua well as tha mayor and council. Those who never read the advertisements in their newspapers miss 'nore than they presume. Jonathan Koniaon of Worth lowa, wbo had beeu troubled with rheumatism in his back, arm! and shoulders, read nn item in his paper about how a prominent citizen of Fort Madi.un had been cured.

He procured the same medicine, und to use nil own words, "It cured me right up." He also says: "A neighbor und his wife wore both sick fn bod with rheumatism. Their boy was ovor to my house and said they wi.ro co bad be had to do the cooking. I told him of Chainberlain'a I'aln Halm aud how it had cured me; he got a bottle and it cured them uo. in a week." 50-cent bottles for tale by OtFei Vaugb, Fourth and Spring street; 0. F.

Heinzemau, North I Main street, druggists. Why buy a chestnut when you can obtain the euperb Monarch gasoline stove at tiie same price? Without an equal on tho earth, entirely new and original features, perfect, safe cud durable. Please come aud see it. W. C.

l' urrey company. Dr. i), Olffciubaahor, UeaMat, ho. b. Bprlng rooms 4 and 3.

A SUDDEN CHANGE OF BASE. The Granil Jnry Nov Holds the Jlose.O'.! Indictments Expected to Bp Returned Thit Morniny. Tlio Prowc-titlon Clailmi ll Strong Ktiilsuor Oliultwr, Thornft, fits i I Ul i. 419 tbe M-n. A decided change in the Mattel of the ution in ths case of tbe alleged Roscoe train robbers took place yesterday.

The district attorney's ofli it switched the case from a preliminary cxiinination be'ore Justice Granger at San Fernando to the grand jury, )W in session. Thero were two reaiona for this. By means of indictment they will bs euahlod to statp from presenting pertain testimony until the trial in tho superior court, und incidentally Bnve the county the ol the preliminary exouiinstioiu in both catet, A OKSAT St'RfHISl. The ohauge oi base a great surprilO ali around, as preparations had been going on up to yesterday for the ex at San Fjruaudo, set for today. Many both for the prosecution and detente, have summoned to appear there from ihe surrounding country und the neighborhood tho Little Tejunga, where threa of the tuipacts live, and they will no doubt receive the information of thn change, of pUn from reading these lines this morning.

IN Mil DISTRICT OFFICtt. On account ol tbe Mttbtf of witnesses amuinoiied boiore the grand jury yesterday and their presence in the district uttarney'd offics, wnore tbey wero staked out in odd corners thick aa biackb.ids iv poiieberry time, it nai easy enough to gather the general outline ot the testimony that was beiug presented. But, in addition to this, Istsrshal Hard, Deputy Sheriff A. W. Marsh and Dbtective Harris seamed to consider further concealment nnnecsasarv and spoke quite freely of ths chain of circumstantial which lias connected the four Thorne, Fitzsimmons the two Roscoe robberies.

Tney would not, however, give out the names of some ol their witnesses, and some details which they seem to think are very etroug proofs of 'he guilt of tho men. DKTAH.S 01" TSSTIMdNV COLLKCTKD. The general idea, as stated in the Hkkald nt tha tiuia of the ar-eit of the men, is that Thome, Fitzcmraonj and Comatock, who reaids iv tbe Little Tejunga, nnd Bbnlter, committed the firat roboery lust Dacainher, and that tha drat three named did th-s job ol laat February, Shuller Deing theu iv jail. It is claimed that Thome has been positively identified by trainmen as being the man who went over the engine iv the first robbery, and Shuitor as being the man who came over the train from behind. That Tnorne bought ticket from this city to Burbank that night.

The identification of the other men ie not so positive, bat it is claimed that the evidence is Guttiuient to anect tham wltn mis tin ncii ar tiio other The ti ret intimation that Marshal Gard had that gave him a clue to Sumter was before the tirat Roscoe rebbery. At that time J. V. Brighton waa in Chria Evans' family and SlttlLTElt HAD COMB S'OI'TII. He wrote a letter to Gard tolling him Shultor had come south aud to look otu for him.

In conarcian.ee with thia hint Deputy Sheriff Marsh kept sharp outlook for him and found him receiving letters at the poatohj.ee under the namo of Shulter. These letters, it is said, wero Iroin Mrs. Evans, aud the prosecution ban theu as well as others. Lv ia claimed that they have some bearinn upon the plans lor holdiug up a train in pursuance vi a plan for the relief of Evans. The proseeotioa that afler the Brat robbery they have evidence that Shaltur went to Visalia and saw Mrs.

Etacs, and that he gave the details of tne robbery before Brighton and described how it ali took place, aaying also that he made the dyuamite oomb which was used. Then Shulter came back south and committed the BigelOW burglary. Marsh information that he about to leave January 13th to join Evana and arrosted biin, uatfrusiuiy upon thu Uigelow burglary cnarge, which wa3 dead cinch, but in reality to bcgiu gntnering up tho man now in jail. He hud been held out ot arrest in order to gel a clna to the whereabouts of Thorne. Since Shulter'j arrest Die officers have been following up thsir clues and gathering the evidence upon which thsy now hope to cloar up the mystery of the two iobbenes.

HAD MANY VktXlU. One of the statum made by Iba officers ia that Shnlter's real uuua is Jamea J. Sbroder, under which name he wae once a sailor, bnt that Evans knew him under ths name of K. Llewelyn. Thoy Bay tbat ho is an anarchist and has bsen heard to boastof tho righteousness of blowing up the property of Thorne.

they say, went nnder the name ol Decker when in neighborhood. GoinalOCk, Tr.orne aud Fitzsinimon'i are Tbeir claims in the Little Tejongaare pooraffaire. Some lime ago they lived in San Bernardino county, and their reputatious there W6re bad. Several crimes of burglary are laid nt thoir doors in the neighborhood where they lived. THU DUFIi.N'jE riril.L LAUGHS.

tbe Other baud tbeir attorney still insmta that be will be able to pro7f) a complete alibi when it comes to tiie trial, lie says he hai nothing to do with Shulter, whom hio clients do not Know, and what lie may have done ll no affair of his. He was very much yesterday aftornoon, asiertini; that tho district attorney's office was examining the witnesses for the defense before the jury. He clunns that this wan sharp practice on the part of the district attorney's office, who wore not entitled to see iiia list ci witnesses. Deputy Constable ilaeclier, in wliobb hnuda tbe list of witneaai-a for the defense waa given, denies tha he allowed the (iisttictattor ney'a office to see a ainula name, and re urned the suopuinn into Mr. Ling's possession without tho having learned anything htm aa to the witnesses ior the dntens4.

TUB INDICTMKNTS NOT VIST FRAMED. All daring day the my (tenons door of the gi-. Id room, through which frightened witnesses disappear, kept opening aud shutting, and hy the time the Body adjourned, at i o'olock, abou' 20 wituestea npon the case had boen examined. Among them wore sevornl women. Of these some wore from tho Etaaeee neighborhood, hut one of them, a little young woman who seemed quite aelf- possessed, was Miss May Kincaid, formsrlv interested in Thorne, aud also a Iriend of Morel, Chris Evans' partner.

It waa fully expected that tho grand jury would return indictments againit the men before adjournment for the day, but tha examination witnesses occupied so much time that they did not ask to make a report. The district attorney's office is counting upon their being returned, however, because the juitico of tho peace at Sau Fernando was yesterday telegraphed to dismiss tbe cliKrges against the men in his court, aud the attorneys for the dofjiue were notiliad of tho taken. EPWORTH LEAGUE DAY. IT OCCUPIED THI SANTA ANA CONFEttBNUK ON WEDNESDAY. rlip omc.rs Klected Papers Head liy Promiuettc Mombsra of lliy l.ettfrue of Ibe Society.

The Loa Angelea district conference of the M. E. Church South has been in session ut Suits Ana. Yesterday waa Epworth league day. After religious exercises conducted by Presiding Elder T.

J. Duncan, of Los Angelas, the conference waa called to order by Rev. Duncan and aome time was spent in hearing from thoeo of the delegates who had been delegatea to the State Epworth league conference held at resno Ihe former part of this month. Rev. A.

C. Pane, Rev. Wade Hamilton, Mrs. Wade Hamilton, Mr. (ius Harper and Mias Ora Meana of Los Angeles, Riv.

E. J. Harper and Miss Mabel Cocke of Downey, and A. Adkisson of Norwulk, all gave a glowing account of th? stats league conference, that seemed to produce in all who beard a "wish I had hesn thore." Tho Epworth Conference league ot the Los Angeles district was then organized and the following oflietirs were elected: Mr. Got Harper of Los Angeles, president; Mrs.

H. A. Gould of Cahueugo, first vice-president; Mies May Beam of San Bernardino, second vice-president: Misa Ora Meana of Loa Angelea, third vice-president; Miss Mabel Cocke of eecretary. The officers elect, who wete present, were introduced and entered upon their duties. President Qui Harper, who is alao secretary, then made an excellent report from tho late state loaguo conference.

A 12 o'clock the couferenca adjourned until 2 p.m. Afternoon Session. Ro'lgioua exercises ware conducted at tii ittsrnoon session by President Harper, niter which tne minutes of the morning session were read and approved, Miss Mabel Cocke of Downey then read a paper on Personal Work, after which followed a discussion on Tha Deportment of Christians, opened by Rev. Wade Hamilton of Los Angeles. Next came au intoreatiua; papur by Ora Means of A.n<>*iei nn Helpful Christianity, whicb was followed by a discussion on How tlte Deportment of Christianity and Help Bs Bast Utilized.

This diacussiou over, Mrs. Wude Hamilton read a most excellent and instructive paper on How to Study the Bible. The department of literary work was then called and Rev. E. J.

Harper of Djwney made the opening speech. These ditcuasions wero entered into with much earnestness on the part of the Epworth league and proved instructive to all. 1 Tne conference then adjourned until i 7:30 p. when it reassembled for a praieo aervice, led by Mr. (ius Harper; preaching nt 8 o'clock by Rev.

T. J. Duncan, and after preaching a consecra tion service conducted by Rev. A. C.

Bane of Trinity church, Loa Angeles. TUB CONFKKENCR. Loa Angelea district conference M. E. Church South, twenty-tifth sension, met in M.

E. church South at Santa Ana at 0 a.m. this morning, Presiding Elder T. Duncan iv the chair. After religious exen the roll waa called.

Rev. A. C. Bnne was elected aecretary; Revs. Burtio, Harper and Hamilton were appointed to nominate the regular committees.

Business session adjourned for preaching by Rev. Bane. Alter preachi ing the committees were nominated and elected, ti -nference re-assombled at 2 p.m. Raiigious services were led by Rev. 0.

Perry. Rev. Duncan theu took the chair. The roll waa called, and the varioua committees were instructed na to how they ahould do their work. Reports from the churches were then called and the reat of the afternoon session waa devoted to these reports.

A stnet meeting was announced for 7:30 p.m. and preaching at 7:30. FIRED THREE SHOTS. Frank Toil Frightened His Wife aud Arrested. Frauk Toal, who lias had considerable trouble with altercations with his wifo, again got trouble with her at 7 o'clock lass night and fired three shota over her head iv bin endeavor to frighten her into submission.

The row occurred ri tbe junction of San Fernando and Olympia afreets. Toal and his wife do not live together. Last night he went to hia wife's place of abode to get his son. H's presence caused trouble, for they got iuto a dispute and Toal used hia revolver. It is thought ho did not attempt to shoot hia wife but me ely intended to frighten her.

He was arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon. KiIDONIM) HOTEL. A f.iboral Offer by thn Munaconient of Great liitttrtuit to i On and alter thin date and until May Ist rates nt tbe Redondo botel will be irom $17.50 to $20 per weak and including daily transportation between Redondo and Los Angeles. Fine orchestra in attendance at monls and in tho parlors every evening. For a good tablo wine order our Sonoma Ziufandel at 50c per gal.

T. Commercial and Alameda. Tel. 309. Going Out of Furnishing gools, hats.

110 Spring St. A. A. Hckstrarff, 309 A. Msin street, ls where you want to go coking lor good wsll paper at itio Ughl'V HIS BRAIN FULL OF MORPHINE.

Frank Bush's Extraordinary Tale of Cruelty. A Fiend Who Objected to Heine; Forced to Be Quiet. He Escaped From Ohalngang, Thea Katatnad, and Now Tells Tale of Wor In Ooort. The trial ia the city justice's court, before Justice Seaman, of Frank Bush, on the charge of escaping from the chaingang on the 10th ol March, while working on the First-street cut, developed a large-sized sensation. Frank Bush is a man who some years ago was not the abject wreck that he is today.

Before he fell a victim to the hypodermic syringe and solution ol sulphate of morphia he worked lor a living and his name was not recorded in the police blotter. Now he is a constant, albeit reluctant, guest at the city jail, and his leg is disgraced with a ball and chain when driven out with the herd ol transgressors who labor lor the city againet their will. On the 15th of March, Rush took French leave from the chaingang, while undergoing a3O day sentence. His sufferings were intolerable and he neoded a shot from a hypo co bad that ha waa willing to risk a ehot from a revolver in order to obtain the only thing that could still his nervee. Several days afterwards he approached the officer who had originally arrested him on the charge for which he was doing time and surrendered himself.

He waa returned to the city jail end oace more put on tho chaingang. A complaint, however, was sworn out against Rush for escaping from the chaingang, aud it was npon tbis charge that he waa tried yesterday. The prosecution presented its case and left no doubt iv ie mind of the court that Rush waa an escape. The defense then placed the priaoner on the stand, lln appearance, until he opened his mouth, was almost idiotic. His eyei are deepaunken and dull, his month latgo and the under lip prominent and overhanging, while his face ia cadaverous and hia cheek bones very prominent.

After narrating hia escape, which he aaid wae due to an uncontrollable craving for morphine, which had to be satisfied at all hnzr.rds, because the lack of the drug was worse than death, he added: "My life iv the city jail waa a perfect hell. Better a thousand times be dead than be subjected to the barbarities that havo befallen me there. While I was crazy for the stimulant, an irrational hoing for the want, of it, I would cry and sob like an insane person. have no recollection of all that I did, nor of all that was done to ma, but I know that I was treated worse than a brute. I havo been gagged with a stick.

It was thruat co deep and so violently in my mouth that it drew the blood, and mv lips have been distorted for after I was so maltreated. My hands having beeu drawn tight behind mv hack and bound, and with my feet bound, too, deprived of my shirt, I have been flung like a dog upon the cold flags oi a small hole. "I have been thrown into a tub full of writer, mill li.vv., l.cert kioked out of it again with my clothes dsiatalaej wet. I have been refueed medicine when I needed it. When I usted for cathartic pi.ls I waa put off until Saturday night.

That ie the time the chaingang is physicked. Ou Sundays wa do not have to work. The man who treated me thu9 waa the night jailer, aided by trusties." Peputy City Attorney Crutcher said while matter of ill-treatment had nothing to do with the case on trial, yet, aa it somehow bad got mixed up with it, he believed that in justice to all concerned an investigation there and then would be in order. The attorney for Bush agreed and several witnoaaes who aro now prisoners in tbe city jail were called np. One McCarthy stated that Bush would be screaming and begging for a shot of morphine and praying for a rope with which to bang himself.

Then he would be carried out of thu big cell by order of the jailer. Thia occurred several times. Witness did not Bee what they did to Bush but be would scream as if come- thiug was being done to him. Once Bush was returned to the big cell with hia clothes all wet and dripping. Another prisoner, an export in hypo matters, as observed upon himself, said that Bush was irresponsible at the time of his escape by reason of the lack of cocaine or morphine.

He had not seen any of the cruelties perpetrated upon Bush but he had received similar treat- ment himself. The remembrance of his wrongs made him bellow loudly, and he was with difficulty choked off from telling own tale of woe. Night Jailer Coutts had limn subpoenaed by the prosecution and was in court during the deposition of tbo two last witnesses. The city attorney at thia point asked for a continuance until the afternoon, because Mr. Coutts bad been summoned to appear before the grand jury.

The court granted the continuance. Bush, whose eagernoae while making the request was painful to behold, begged the court to let him out on his own recognizance until 4 o'clock in the aflcnoon, and pleaded that he had already been kept in durance more than 12 days over his original sentence. When Justice Seaman permitted him to go he made a mad rush for liberty aud a shot with the hypo, and was gone in a twinkliig. Jailer Coutta is one of the ablest and moat reliable offlcera on the farce, and no one who knows him can believe that he waa unnecessarily severe. A howling, drunken prisoner, or one whose brain is befogged by morphine wonld consider cruel probably any of the customary methods used to control and keep quiet refractory prisoners.

Mr. Coutts, in speaking of the chirges made by Bush, aaid "that ho had orders to keep tbe jail quiet at night and to take necessary precnutiona to prevent outc-ies by drunken and other prisoners who are in the habit of making night hideous with their ravings," So long aa be waa in charge as jailer he intended to carry out those instructions. He treated every prisoner alike, lie added, and is not brutal toward any of them. The general opinion ia that there iB nothing in tale of ill treatment. 'History itepeats Itself," And so docs Hood's Sarsaparllla lv the remarkable cures His continually accomplishing.

It you will give this medicine a fair trial lt win ao you good. Hood's Pills act easily, yet efficiently. The wall paoerdesier of the city is Eckstrom, Main st. IKB ADVBRTISINO. Ij mt The most direct wtliod of reach lor the public and making known your WWW A 11 TTTTT BSSF vv wiv AA IS 8 XC A A 8 WW' A A NN.

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A A SSu SS II FF 11 IF. aa XX, 5 SSs AA 1) AAA DE JJ 1 8 2 A A ODD LLLLKEII 1 Inserted In the columns of Tin: g. 6 CENTS PER LINK Phi: DAY, $1 PER LINK PER MONTH. Special laics for a lodgsr period Persons wMIiUBJ situations, or wishing to rent, buy or sell praporty, will do wen to advertise i. Tui hibai p.

LOS ANOXLKB CITY WATER XN compr.nv ill strictly enforce the following rules, tho hours lor sprinkling an- between li nnd 8 o'clock a. ill. ami li and O'clock p. 111. For a violation of tiie above Kgtllatlou the wilier will be shot off and a line 01 bo charged before the water will be turned on again.

8-17 tl rjrVTU DEPOSIT BOXES OF THE STATE I 1 oan and Trust company are enclosed in a tlrc-prool and burglar-proof vauli, with time locks snd brilliantly lighted with else ricity; slcoves nttnclicil for the pr.v.ite examination of valuables, with writing materials; a young hidy in 8-1 if ME KM 1 S'S FKM ALE PI LLB AS A BPECIFIC monthly medicine for Immediate relief lor painful and inegulnr v. hatever cause. For sale by FREEMAN Ai CARPER, 102 N. Spring st. Price, $2 per box.

BIG TREE CARRIAGE AN WAGON works: ul! kinds 01 patntlngand repairing. Pedro between First and Second l.os 8-0 If It THE PAPACY IN PROPHK' THAYER'S, COOK'S or JONES. 4-15 7t f. si.opiciL office, 12 Center place 1-1 yr. -iiiv 1., PAY until cured.

lis -espaOtallF cases of old sla. without mercury or other Injurious remedies. The treatment, even in pie worst oases, lasts but one month, and the foe. Including board und lodging, amounts to only $Hn. however, bus not to be paid until tbe patient is completely restored to health.

In case the pallenl strictly follows the regulations and no cure Is effected, the lnstitnie will no: only claim 110 fee, but mnkc present ol to the patient. The Institute Wilt be opened within eight or ten days. All nre requested to nldress inquiries SB A. 1., care Herald. 4-18 lm IPERSONAL1 PERSONAL -TO COFFEE DRINKERS: THE Trlehe Coffee coinpony is ready for business.

Restaurants, hotels and everybody who drinks coffee lake notice that we are prepared to foanlsn yon the best coffee hi the United Stales for ihe same prices you are paying now for ordinary coffee. One spoonful of the Triche coffee equals in strength and purity two of ordinary brands. You have never drank cool coffee until you have used Ihe great Triche coffee. end in your orders to 313 W. Sixth telephone 8(KI.

3-18 tf PERSON A OFF FRESH ROASTED daily, java and mocha. 85e. per mountain coffee, 25c: 10 lbs, corn meal. 15c; li lbs, roiled V.iitsat Ol oals, 25c icl oieii, '-'Or, 22lbs. brown sugar, $118 lbs.

good 7 lbs peeled peaches, 25c; 3 cans apricots, 35c; can nakedb ans, orange marnialiuie, sc; 3 lbs. lard, sOc; pork DC.c; wood pails, 15e: brooms, 15c; bacon. 12' a c. EIONOMIC STORES, 305 Spring FtILLOW. PRICE PER rv pound; boiling beef, f.c; 2 pounds steak, 15c; sirloin, tenderloin or porterhouse Mesk.

121, prime rib roast, 10c: fresh or gait pork, leaf lard and any kind of sausage. 10c; Ilex hams, t'JCc; picnic hams, lie: leg of nun iw, in' (isitiitis 01, warranted pore, ior $1. F. G. CHASE, "11 S.

Springst. 1-30 ly TJERSONAL-RALPH GOLD BAR Jl Hour, Me; city Hour, 7ac: granulated sugar. 'Bibs. Si; brown sugar, 22 lbs. 0 lbs roiled oats, 35c; sardines.

5 boxc. 'Joe; table iruit. Beans st)c: midland coitce, 25c ib: eastern oil. gasoline. SOc; 3-lb cancorned beef.

15c; lard, 1(1-1 b. can 0c; 5 44c. S. Spring corner Sixth, RSO Al. ST ARRIVID, TBE AUTOmalic drink mixer for the druggist, confectioner, saloon-keeper or any ono dealing in mixed (iriuks; it is operated'by electricity or waterpower.

call at 112 Kasi Flrsl Rtreel am! see it in operation for a few days only. -1-1 7t LIMPsKS THE I 00- pon offer to.luy. ff you avail yourself of the opportunity you can easily make S3O. ISS "RA ITiIC AG GIV i "sTfIS ESS class massage and magnettlo treatment nt 133 Main toon- 5.7. I'IIUMTAI loancompany' (INCOUPORATKO).

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2 2 ii MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, JICWKLry, watches, pianos, sealskins, hvc slock, earrlages, and all kinds personal and collateral security. lee 818 ly 402 s. Spring st. LOAN. A.

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4-4-tf TO LOAX'aND" LEGAL i'APERS carefully drawn. R. D. UBT, notary public, 127 W. si.

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Jl I lawyers, rooms 543 to 54H, Bradbnry blk, slb tloor, cor. Uroadway Third si. Tel. 1120. ADCOCK, ATTORNEY," iPECI AL AT- tentlon given to the settlement of estates.

115 w. Flrstst. 4-i; if lIVKKI AMI KINIBUBIKS. MXTROPO UTA Franklin st line dying und cleunin 1-13-tf IPARISIAN1 PARISIAN DYE WORKS, '275 SOUTH bt. st dyeing in the city.

1 l-g-tf URGESS RE ARlislied for the lust 10 years in l.os Angeles. No. 19.5 Estrella avenue. 1-211 ly CI I. BROWN," ARCH ITEfTfIROO Iti and 3 17.

Stimso'l Ijuilding. S-7 ti MISS C. STAFFER, CiTIKOPODIST AND massage. 211 W. First su, ODP, Nadeau.

12-24 tf SALESMEN. TO SELL OUR goods by sample to the v. holofnle and rotaii trade; sell on sigiil lo hnslneas man I or tirm; lileral Slid ex; enses paid; position permanenl. For address with stamp, CENTENNIAL MFG. CO.

Milwaukee, Wis. 4-HoOt VTED-ALL NEEDING' FREE It employment or any Information, address NITI'INGKK'S Bl'ItllAU: 1880. cilice, 8. Spring rc-uience 451 S. Hope corner Fifth, LOs Angeles, Cal.

Telephonelis. 8-iu tl IITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL FREE ljor 2ln Hieh st. Telephone 1158 tor cooks, waltan, household help, mechanlcs ar.d Liboiors. W. A.

WHITE, manager. 11-10 tf 1 HUMMEL CO, EMPLOYMENT I ngeni West Second California bang basement, corner second and Kroadway. 'telaphone 500. tf WANTED MAN WITH ml who wants to go into a i usinesa. Call nt 112 li.

First st. 4-18 7t ANTED BOYS, LOB ANQJUJSB TRICT TEI.FiIRAPU 127'j West second st. 4-20 -n Wasted fk.halm. lADIES WANTIiD TO WRIT! AT HOME; weekly; no canvassing. Reply with slnnip.

MISS ANNUS FEI.ICNOR, South ilend, I Ind 4-llt lm ri: BY A YOCNO MAN, who euti ilie very best of references' I a position ss crockery pucker: has hud over Hi rears'experience in otic oi the leading crockery bouses ol San Francisco. Address Crockery I ticker, P. O. Ikij. l.os Angeles.

tl ANTED BY A MIDDLE teed woman In a hotel or lodging house to take charge of lir.en department preferred; experienced: best of references. Address M. m. box 50, Herald office. 3-10 tf "WANTED si'l CATION BY TWO EXill perienoed women; one as waitress and one as chamberiuaiil.

1101 E. First room 3. 1 i-2ii ll BEB or commerce wishes to secure propositions for a site for a tourist hotel in Leo Angeles with a view to submitting the same lo possible investors. For particulars address the Secretary of tho Chamber. Proposals must bosubmltted before April Ist.

3-D tf -II ANTED AT KINDS OFIIBCv ond-iiand furniture for spot cash highest prices paid. LEWIS i ALDEItSON, 312 s. Main st. TH 1108. 1-10 If TO sample OUR Esii Breakfast, Oolongs, Japans, ceylons, at tho KlUflfab Tea and Coifce Compunv, 311 W.

Seconds 3-11 3in A TO PASTURE fti'oOD vs range pasture; no wire leneos. Address orcall. MIKE FIRBICB, 500 Canter st. Price per head $1.50 a nSOUth. 4-15-10t WTANTED-IN EASE LOS ANGEII.RS, TWO rooms und for family of live, Address box Herald.

lt It EN I SM AEE OTTAGE; li good noighboi hood. Address box 40, ofllco. I.O" AMI KollMl. I FRIDAY EVENING LAST, FROM mj Maiii-' treel horse ear, a bandbox containing el ithing, also one small diamond stud and co lar button with small diamond therein. E'inder will be suitably rewarded by leaving same with A.

R. HOTCllKlss, rooms 7 and 8, 121 Tempts st. 4-18 3t IXH ND--A SUM OE MONEY. OWNER CAN have same bycalUnATat 344 Olive al ti p.m. J.

W. MARSHALL, 4-20 2t I LADY'S wnieh. Inquire at 1830 S. Main street. 4-J" Jl IE 'N a lOWNI OWN IU HOUSKiT farnlshed, lor rent; also, 400 building lots for sale on Installments, and ecresse for division ou easy terms, UATTIBON.

911 South Hill st. 1212 tf 17IOR RENT LOWER I' art comidetelj lumlvhed, 3 roms with use of piano, for light housekeeping. 020 South Broadway. 4-7 tf WIN SI ON "Tf A LA'l'B, I new, nit modern $19 per Hut; water included. 4-20 3t RENT-S-ROOM HOUSE AT month to good tenant, corner Fourth and mMM 8l i B'lalt it -N i' I RNISHED GRAND PACIFIC, 1 noun entrance sottib Spring large handsomely iurnished rooms at r.Oc, 75c und $1 per day; week and upwiirds, 4-11 tf tTiTJIt NISHED PARKER, 414 1 IV, l'ourth single or eu suite; also furnished rooms for light housekeeping.

14 lm I7IOR RGE. PLEASANT ROOM, JT private house, gentleman preferred; reasonable. 1098 Maple aye. 4-i8 3t RENT- TWO SENN RNiSIIED rooms foolight housekeeping; closets and I bath. 027 W.

Seventh st. 2 1 if RENT-ii ('I! 5 Fi'rVISHHD ROOMS, 1 complete for light housekeeping, with ust of piano, tiiti Broadway. 4-8 ti 170R RENT PLEASANT ROOMS, FUR I 1 Dished or unfurnished, at 717 Maple aye. 4 7 lm UK NISHKD ROOMs LET IJQHT I Ij 1 Vista st. 11 I tin, iHgr-iwih ibi.i.*njcisois.

j'OR MAY Ist. I storeroom and fixtures, with upstairs and 1 basement, known as the ity of Paris, 203 10 207 N. Spring at Apply lo L. LOKII, agent, room 8 Temple block. 13 tf rpo AND STABLE, 3087 IJI E.

First at end of hoyle.heights cable 1 road: suitable for meal market or other ness. JOHN I. P. PECK Bx7 W. Third.

SOU UPRIGHT PIANO. W. 01888, Address 3U2 Patton st. lis 7t KllUil-s lON I. OODBURY 310 s.

vi tho oldest, largest ami finest equipped comniorolal school in Southern califurnia; a thorough course in 'he eommerolal hrnn hes and bail King; a superior and successful shorthand end typewriting department nud a practical English course; new college I rooms, prrfeutly lighted and voulllaieU; electric elevator for pupils' use: new furniture I and appliances; open ull ihe year; pupils reeetveq Buy lime; Illustrated catalogue and full ml. ation free. G. plesidenl; N. a.

FEI.KER. vice-president. 5-1 ly LOB ANGELES BUSINESS COLLKOK AND ENOLtBH TRAINING SCHOOL. 144 South Main street. Luree.i and bcsl equipped business training.

School on the const. Thorough and practical courses in commercial, shorthand, lypewrltlngi telographr, assaying and ill Eiigilsh brancbeti. 1 urge, able anil mature faculty of Instrcotors, Day and evening sessions. I'ermi pen lonabl Cull nt oflice or write for elegant catalogue. E.

F. SCHKADEK, president; F. W. I Kl.l.si'.V, vice-president; 1. INBK EEP, secretary.

li-10 INSTITUTE, HE I Adams street comer Hoover. Circulars tent and all information given upon application to tbe principal. MRS. CAROLYN M. N.

1 CLAVERIE.j asa do Rosas. IvX 1 UKStll Ns DAY SAVED BY TAKING ICM'- sar.ta excursions to city, St. Louis, Chicago, New York and Bosion. cave Los A ugeles every Wednesday: personally conducted through to Cliic.igo and lio-ton: family tourist sleepers to Kansas city ami Chicago-dally. Low rates and qutcacst timo.

Office, 188 spring st 7-lm FXt I itSION PERSONALLY conducted via Rio Grande western, Denver and llio Grande and Kock l-land route, leave l.os Angeles oveiy Tuesday, crossing the Sierra Nevadas and passing entire RloOrande scenery by daylight, oilice, 13s Snriugst. 12-t) tf 1 UDSON'S EXCURSIONS EAST LEAVE fl Mondays for Chicago, New York and Boston Rio Grniide Western and Denver and Bio Grande Railways, arriving from Chicago, New York aud Boston every Weduesday, Office, 1113 s. prlng tt. ill 1 i' HXUIUHs. MRS.

"TaRKEkTMEDIUM AND 1 life-reading eairvoyant; business, lawsuits, removals, disease, inf.rne.gc, mineral locations; love ttlfairs, etc. S. Sp.ing st 3-30 tf li BAD TRANCE TF. ST EDI UM; Al IVll' given on business, mining, sickness or socisl affairs; satisfaction guaranteed. AGNES 11.

ii, Olive st. 4-20 7t "vTISS KATE I.AMPMAN, KNOWN AS STARiiI light, the Celbrated Little Test, Busiuesi und Developing Medium. Bluings daily, S. Spring, 4-4 tl to.ii'ttai .0 n. ONflXi) sell Kit ER, GRAN HiTUMIN- V.J ous und UKUhult liavltiir.

237 W. E'irst fish HAi.K-city I IrOR BAL GRAND I sJMO nnd uji buva large, 50 (not lota In Orlder A- Down Adams-st. tract, fronting on Adams, x7lh, 28th iIOO feet wide), 2luh st Central which will he graded end pr vcled, have coment walks and cement curbs, street trees plained, water piped; only 15 minutes' ride on Central aye or Maple-eve. electric ears to business centre, 11 blocks ol mc Mitln-st ears nnd 5 blocks of (irsud-ave cable cars; a grand view of the mountains; here you will see the oldest walnut trees In the county; don't buy any place 111 you see this tract; take the rsrs to Adams ou ground to show tbe property: see the class of houses now being built and Inrlmpiovcments lie Ing male: no cheap houses allowed; every lot ill double In value before the Improvements c.c completed; free carriage from our oflice. GRIDER A DOW, 4-17 41 109 S.

Uroadway. BP. IBW ALTER TRACT, llon'l buy till you lltose Hue lots on i Twenty-fifth street, Adams atreet. Twenty. seventh street and Twenty-eighth slreet.

wh.rh is lOuieci ide: all streets graded and curbed; trees planted on all Hirer's; water piped; electric curs pass through the tract; 15 minutes'ride to business center; prices only to $201) each; free carriage nt our ollii or lake the Central avenue electric cars to Adams street. 31!) lots sold In 00 days. £3 housed already built Onls a few lots left. Come quick und make your'scloclion. GRIDER DOW, lOlijj 8.

Broadway. sALK- LARGE LOTS RIGHT IN 1 the heart of city, corner of Eighth and sen Pedro st prices far below the est an.l terms easier than the easiest, with all the ndVHiitc.ges of locality, good senoul nud I excelled neighbors These tine lots the i Clark Ji hrvnn tract arc 1-clng sold lor lets tban ball I heir value. Don't buy till these bare Ins yen, prices up. I.A UK BitYAN, 117 V. 'lhlrd si.

3-2 i if JTOR(CB) BALK A CORNER LOT ON wTsiT itigton st, nenr the olee rle cars, 100x150: street all graded nud graveled, cement walk and curb; this is sacrificed tn settle an estate, price only grider now, inu s. Rrouduay. 4-17 4t aiOCBDYa LOT ON UOtii 3r I close to electric ears; street graded nnd graveled, only on inslnllincnta. GRlDir.lt i DOW, lot) I Uroadway. 4-17 4t 17IOR SALS ON 8 YEARS CRElllf: ONE 6room cottsge Walton House, lt.

N. E. st. 4 11) lm BELL THE EARTH." I 12-23 ii It. BASSETT.

romona. Cal. KtiK sa i B-ftiL'Jrruv I'Korii't BALE CHEAPEST IRRIUAfcLE LAND nciir l.os Angeles: no water rates to Price less than half if usual ncres out of Ihe east acres ol Tejunga ranch, the xccple.t 40 seres belntr iv BE. corner heretofore sold to and improved by John Cox. Elevation about 1300 ieet above 'sea level; 10 miles due north oi Los Angeles, 13 miles by rond.

I lie is decomposed grtnilc, tbe south act cos parts, especially choice, the northwest is injured by rock. Thero is a line stream of water, deemed ample for the entire 800 acres, piped oui on and belonging lo tho 20.) acres alone, with reservoir on separate tract 100 feet more elevated than the center of this tract. There, is also included In this picco 80 acres ol land purchased of the railroad comoany many years ago, from which is diverted" the water, the title of which water, however, has been heretofore perfected by appropria ion. 'there is a good deal of wood rod some arable lsudon the 80 acres. The -CO acres is paiented land, being part of the 44D0 acres of Tejunga ranch pram.

Price. per aero for the 100 acres, bi dug $12,000 lor tne entire property, intituling 80 ncres, reservoir, water pipes, water, etc. Tern one-third cash; balance in one and two years, 0 per cent interest. Would accept l.os Ango es city property ior Olie-half the purchase price, or will sell tiie land separately in tracts of 10 or more acres, with 1-ikiOol the entire water, water rights, water pipe and roservoir. price, $80 per acre.

Address, W. L. P. o. box Soft, Los Angeles.

4-o 11 CO it Al. INI BCBItR BA 1 of twelve rooms, elegantly linished, besides abasement tilted up with laundry with statiouarv tubs; hoi and cold water, telephone, electric and modern ImproveraCThs; high attic, canal Ie of making four large large china closets, eight afleaatl, halls, live lire places, and a number ot dues. Twelve acres of i land with water supply pi ed under pressure, nm! 1 -rge stream of never falling waier; splett- i did opportunity for Hah ponds. Within inlle I ifiheciiy limits, one block from depot on Terminal railroa Orchard of llnely assorted fruits; flowers and usual outhouses; tine vicivs; title perfect. Price being cost, oi the I I 1 1 v('niellls: i 't-'ial, ill tajte us In this cny.

Address W. 1,. (i. Box Los Angeles, Cal. 4-3-11 IV YOU ARE A A( SETTLER AND want 'JO or more acres of the best alfalfa and deciduous fruit laud oil earth, at from $10 to $40 per acre, easy terms, where water is plcniv and cheaper iiiau fog, call and biing votir friends.

AI.IFORMA COLONIZATION 201 202 Bradbury block. 2-25 tf 1 -OR SALE OR ALFALFA 1 and fruii farm in Arizona; 1,000 acres alfalfa; will sell hole or half. Address SI. box 41) Hi raid. 1- i 1) l- OK ALK- I "OP.

SALE-OLDT PAPERS lo sun, at this ollice. -1 i iifroci II sI I us. fOX "sale bakery, 1 hotel lodging boarding houses: rare chance; can make per mouth; butcher I shop, cigar, stationery und notion stores und man vot ler good Chances: information bureau. h. NiTTiN'GKit, spring residence, 451 llop.j si.

tel. fttf, 4U im 101)01 ERPERS, SEE TH On spring, 110 neatly furnished rooms; long lease; low rent; this house pays suiio month profit over all expenses; $700 cash I balance payment, to suit; price only chance Mdmu i.ered. Apply to li. WHITE, llrst st. 4-go (f WKL -LOCATED FRUIT.

L'IUAR and candy store, with living rooms; low rent; this store clears over dally you (urn try it you buy: chance seldom offered." Apply to 11. WHITE, 221 W. first st. l-'-O tf aY Bblocks from City Ha 1: newly furnished; rooms occupied; splendid location; oune. going oast, llerc is an excellent oppo tuully for a bargain, lull investigation solicited.

Address bt. lfernld. ii-7 tf TKJ with ei6u; WKLdV established, good-paying business; sure to make- Rootl wages: easily lecrued: good chance for any steady man. J. WALSH S.

Spring st. 4-20 Bt vi I NINE ftpTrUU barrets weekly: good ho-se, wagon, large store and outs ide I rude; good oven everything complete. See WHITE: 1121 W. irsi si. tf ITOK SALE BTOBE AND club rooms: one of the best luealcd iv the city: paving $11)0 per mouth net these dull tiiues.

Address THE OVt MEU. box 00, Herald. 4-14 7t i I7IOK SALE-REsTAI RANT; ONLY $250; half cash; balance easy payments; rood location on Bprlng st don't miss this c.hiince. .1. WALBH CO J2lf, s.

Spring st. l-lint I SAI.M 7500: EXCKLLKNT CHANCE I fnr a doctor, half iuijresi in a well-estab- Itshed paying ollice bracdoe, part culars uddrcss Doctor, box 60, Herald ofiice. -1-18 7t LARG.ST~AND BEST EQUIPPED delicacy store lv the city, paylnvat least monihlv over all expenses. Apply lo WHITE, First st. 4-20 if A VERY EAT "siOTiITn STORE; SPJjOU location; cheap rent; living rooms: goo stock; sou this.

J. wai.su I 321 S. Spring st. 4-2() 4t sftlAA TODAY A GOOD PAY. splllU ing little cigar business worth $150, i but nuts! he sold; well located.

See WHITE, w. i'irstst. 4-20 if YOU WANT TO WLL OUT YOtJR lil si- I ness ijuick for cnsii, ahvavs go to HUIIKU BARNJUtI), 227 W.beeond. 4-1 tf -PARTNER; 'iOOD-PAYINQ ness. Apply to 11.

WHITE, 381 W. Flrstst, 4-20 tf Dt IN'T OUGHT Tl I SEE BTrTvKR A oj.l Kit" 124.. s. for business chances, 12-17 If ll TmViT rVITIRE at a bargain. WHITE, 221 W.

First st. 4-11 tl .) SELL YOfif li i'Sl XEBS "fIToMPTLY FOR JL OOSh go to H. WHITE, 221 First st. 2-tStl A CHANCE OF A UFKTIMS-READ THI greal coupon offer i i this paper. rnvsici jfii.

smithY tvifcry. Ladies foi during confinement ut 727 Bellevue uvonue. Calls promptly atieuded to. Telephone 11 in. tf I CH ANGELES CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC nnd open all the year.

MRS. EMILY I .1. I.I'.NTI president: Y. M. C.

A. bilild-1 ing, llrouduny and Second at. 8-14 ly DR L. XV. Whl.Ls.

CORNER SPUING AKD First Wilson block; tske elevator. Gold crown and bridge work a specialty; tee extracted without paid. Room 1. mltf OR. W.

11. MASKER Has it Eo PEN Xl) ills dental ohice 111 room California Bank building, Second and Broadway, 1-31-11 nit. ILDER. Cor. Seventh and Mum Sts.

'telephone 1081, -i RS. TOI.III'iIST A- KENNEDY, DRXTIfcTI llie 1 N. Spring rooms -J, 0 und 7. Painless extraction. O-'JO-lf RANK STEVKN.x.'s'jT'Vat'l-TII BPRI 10 T.

Open snndAysaud evenings; electric light. I PARKER. PKNTtSIh N. K. FIRST I nml 1 Ri'.

W. first i r. Mt OATBKTB FOR INVENTIONS IN Al.l. COCN-1 tries obtained, bought and sold; trndo by s. j.

hay patent attorneys, toon 28l Rradbury building. UM Angelea, Established IS4U. 1 HS-lf HAZARD A- TOW NS EN I), UOO 917 DOW block. Tel. 347, Los lcgl-tt.