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LOS ANGELES HERALD: MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY
MATTERS AT THE MIDWINTER.
ens mt Weather Brings Nnm-
bers of Spectators.
a Los Angeles County Exhibit is
Now Complete.
I
Trip Among tha
Side Shows?The
Featurea
Kleotrlo Tower
of the Great
Show.
?
ill correspondence
to
tho FTkra
ld.
the office of the department of publicity
and promotion the other day and told
the following story: "I couid hardly
get to the railway station in my town
for the snow drifts. The street cars
were not running, and the horseß of a
hack on wheels could scarcely plunge
along fast enough for me to make my
train. Once on board the train I read
in a daily paper, for this was January
28th, that the California midwinter exposition had been formally opened on
the preceding day with thousands of
people seated on a grand stand in tbe
open air with heads uncovered under a
broiling Bun, and with tbe green foliage
of a beautiful park forming a background to tbe scene. At different places
along the railway where we stopped for
a few moments, I noticed bulletins of
'midwinter exposition weather,'and the
thought struck me tbat this waa about
the moat striking piece of advertising
that could be done in connection with
Wben one
California's exposition.
stands iv an atmosphere in the neighzero,
borhood of
and reads that tbe
thermometer registers 75 degree* in San
Francisco, one wishes to be there, and
as for myself I was glad to feel that I
was on' my way. At Chicago I was delayed several hours waiting for it to become possible for trains to start on westward, and we dragged along across the
plains, but when we began to descend
the slopes of the Sierras we left the
snows behind ua and found the green
fields at our feet, for we were, indeed,
in tbe land of Bunahine, fruit and Mowers, and I intend to stay here just as
long as I feel I can afford to."
This has been tbe experience of many
west-bound travelers during the present
midwinter season, and every effort ia
being made on the part of the exposition management to impress the eastern
visitors with the fact that, abide from
the climatic advantages, it is good for
them to be here.
During the past week there lias been
a succession of interesting things at tho
fair. First came the unveiling of tbe
Harriet Hosrner statue of Isabella, in
wbich a host of ladies well-known in
social and literary circles on tbe I'acitic
coast took an interesting part, and in
which tbe palace o! art was dedicated.
The formal opening of the Vienna prater
introduced to Ban Francißco tha Imperial Vienna orchestra, one of the finest
musical organizations of the world.
A series of days which are to be celebrated under the auspices of the different fraternal organizations was inaugurated on February 12th by the Independent Order of 'jood Templars. On
this occasion Festival hall was first
brought into service, and a large audience assembled there to witness tbe exercises/ of the annual convention aud
anniversary of tbe organization of tbat
body. A pleasiag feature of the day
waa the parade through the grounds of
the orphans from the Good Templars'
home for orphans, whose enjoyment of
tbe concessional features to which they
were made welcome was accepted as the
forerunner of many similarly joyful occasions in the near future. There ia to
be a general "orphans' day" before long,
when every child from the charitable institutions in Ban Francisco and vicinity
willbe given tbe run of the exposition.
There is aleo to be a public school children's day, for which tbe people of Ban
Francisco are now making great preparations, and ench a day the school children of Ban Francisco have never eeen
before. This school children's day has
been set for February 23d, and coming
aa it does between tbe national holiday
and Saturday, it is a school holiday of
itself, but it will be made in this connection an exposition holiday in wbich
every person connected with tbe management or with the exposition in any
way will vie with every other amuse ment maker to 'add to the children's
Francisco, Feb. 10.?Since Monnothiug but pleasant weather has
'ailed, which brought many visitors
he midwinter fair. Eastern travelers
daily arriving in large numbers,
large attendance each day settles
doubt heretofore existing as to tbe
:e»s of tbe midwinter fair,
iday is Bimply grand ; the weather,
tct, is too delightful to comprehend,
ring mars the enjoyment of the
ors. The Bideshow attractions are
v gathering money,
ie Loa Angeles connty exhibit is at
completed.
Mr. Wiggina desires it
distinctly understood that unless
iI'juthern
counlibs send a representaalong with their exhibit their dis-3 will go unnoticed as tar as an initive standpoint is concerned. As
natter now stAnds, those visiting
Southern California building are
left tv find out information the best way
they know how. Mr. Wiggins and his
assistants are busily engaged at ail
times, and no tine can be given to explain the various county exhibits.
The Pasadena exhibit came this morning, which consists moßtly of pictures.
1 ascended the extreme height of the
electrical tower, which is all but finished, and reached the height oi nearly 300
feet. This affords a grand view of the
Pacific ocean and the surrounding
country. Elevators are provided lor the
transportation of paSßenxers to its summit. Near the top the great search
light is located, which is constantly reflecting upon the grounds and neighboring vicinity. The Marin county shore
Occasionally tbe
Is plainly visible.
light reflects on vessels anchored in the
bay, and every object on board is as
visible as if one were within two feet of
the object,
A trip in the Frith wheel was taken.
The height of 150 feet was attained. A
syndicate formed here are bnilding an
automatic race coarse. Ibis will be great
fun for tbe bloods who, instead of betting tbeir dollars on real horseß, will
now have an opportunity to try their
luck at tbe wooden ones. The course is
a half a mile, witb dummy iiorses attached to a chariot-like contrivance.
Any one person desirous of racing another haa the privilege of calling for any
one of the nine horseß. It is optional
with him how much he may bet, but if
he succeeds in picking out the lucky
horse he scoops everything in tight.
There is no "doctoring" these horses,
so they are simply arranged on the plan
of the whirligig, and no one knows what
particular horse will win.
While riding in tbe scenic railway
today a somewhat singular transaction
took place. While the car was in the
middle ol the tunnel a big repulsive
looking brute of a man deliberately roae
from hia Beat' and attempted to kias tbe
young lady sitting next to me. The
young woman who, by the way, wae good
looking, waited until the coach came
into daylight when she instantly whirled
around and planted him a dandy right pleasure.
TheTranamississippi congress has been
between tbe eyes, wben be remarked:
session in San Francisco during the
"What did you do that for?" The in
present week, and on Wednesday
evenwoman quickly responded, "you know
ing its delegates were made the guests of
why."
exposition.
the
grand
There
was
a
disTbe end of this month will see the
play of fireworkß and a general illuminlowa state band no more on the exposition grounds, tbeir contract having ex- ation of the buildings. Even tbe elecpired with the fair managers. A local tric tower waa illuminated, though this
great structure is not quite complete,
band will be placed in tbeir atead.
and there were band concerts at the tireOn Wednesday afternoon Carl Thinworks
and on the great central court as
man died from the wounds received tho
lor Washingnight previous from the lions. Today a well. The arrangements
ton's birthday include more firework*,
large concourse of friends and acquaintof the
ances of the deceased assembled to pay more illuminations, the opening
their last respects to the brave fellow. electric tower and the iuatiguration ol
prismatic
the electric
fountain.
The funeral ceremonies were very impressive.
The Hawaiian quartet renliv Was Satislled.
dered some sweet melodies. The lowa,
The old boarder, after an experience of
Vienna and Exposition bauds did honor
20 years or more, at last got into a place
in rendering some choice funeral dirges.
At 2:45 o'clock the procession moved which seemed to him .to bo as near the
occurred, ideal as he cared about. When he had
from where the accident
headed by the .lowa and Vienna bands. been thero a week, he went one night to
Oreat crowds in and out of tbe fair a religious service, aud one of the workgrounds had collected while tbe procession was wending it way out. Carl ers approacheda him.
"Aro you Christian?" was the first
Thieman was reverently laid to rest with
all tbe honors paid to a king, queen, qrftstion.
"I hopo so," he replied humbly,
potentate, or any one elee.
Tboae registered are Mr. and Mrs. "though I don't belong to the church."
Hancock Banning, Seymour Davis, O.
"Ah, my friend, there is where you are
A. Richardson, Misa Lily Yon Neigh, B. wrong."
Field,
Haver,
F.
H. E.
F. A. Kellogg,
"Possibly Iam."
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wersenberger, N. G.
"Don't you feel tbat you are a sinner?"
Wright, K. H. Wade, George Lewis, Ida
"Well, I'm not perfect, I suppose."
Bartning, M. L, de Bartning, Amelia
"Don't you want to go to heaven?"
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Banning, Mr. and Mrß. Q, W. CrawThe old boarder braced up,
ford, Mary Goldatein, Phil S. Thompson
"If you'd asked tne that 10 days ago,"
and Sherman W. Wiggina.
he said, "I should have answered 'yes'
Another Letter.
promptly, but now I'm in a boarding
Ran Francisco, Feb. 15, 1894.?The
house where they don't have stewed
Bttendßnce at tbe midwinter exposition prunes, skimuiilk, hash, paralytic coffee,
continues to average between 8000 aud dried apple pies, soiled napkins, tough
10,000 per day, and everybody is corremeat, a piano ou each floor, gossiping
spondingly encouraged in the belief tbat boarders and a lot more discomforts, and
this fair willrealize the most sanguine
I'm afraid to take any risk in leaving it,"
expectation in regard to its financial and the worker gave him up as hopeless.
proportion
surceuß.
In
to the amount ?Detroit Free Press.
of money invested, tbe attendance thus
far haß greatly surpassed tbat accorded
Blunders of Painters.
the Columbian exposition during the
Tinoret, an Italian painter, in a picfirst month of its existence, and at the
same ratio of increase wbich was no- ture of the "Children of Israel" gatherticeable at Chicago there will be an ating manna, has taken the precaution to
tendance at the midwinter exposition arm them with the modern invention of
before its close tbat will surpass the guns. Cigoli painted the aged Simeon at
fondest dreams of its moßt enthusiastic the circumcision of the infant Saviour,
boomers.
days wear
The number of eastern visitors to the and as aged men in these
exposition is increasing day by day, and spectacles the artist has shown his sagacit ie with a sigh of great relief that they ity by placing them on Simeon's nose.
come out of the enows and blizzards of In a picture by Verrio of "Christ Healtbe east and middle weat, over tbe ing the Sick" tho lookers on are repremountains into the midwinter ependor sented as standing with periwigs on thtir
of the Pacific coast. It haß been what heads. To match, or rather exceed,
is called a "hard winter" in California, this ludicrous representation, Durer has
but that means only that it has rained painted "The Expulsion of Adam and
a little more than usual, and that tbe
warm midwinter days have not been ao Eve From the Garden of Eden" by an
in a dress fashionably trimmed
continuous as ia generally the rule. But angel
with flounces. The same painter, in his
even this weather has been so welcome
to people who are used to being buowscene of "Peter Denying Christ," reprebound in February that they call it sents a Roman soldier very comfortably
"Paradise" in compariaon. and they smoking a pipe of tobaeoo.?Exchange.
really revel in tbeir experience.
One enthusiastic traveler came into
Why She Slopped.
Marie?Professor, Idid enjoy my SpanLa Grippe.
During the prevalence of the grippe the past
ish lessons so much, but I have to give
season* it was a noticeable fact that those who
them up because eggs are so high.
depended upon Dr.
King's New Discovery not
only had aspcedy recovery, butescped ail the
Professor (in prof ovrnd astonishment)?
troublesome after effect, of the malady. This Because eggs aro so high!
remedy seems to have a peculiar power in
( fleeting rapid cures,
not only in oases
Marie?Yes.
Yon see Ilearned to a:ik
La
Grippe, but in all diseases of Throat, Chest ofaud
for eggs in Spanish beau-ti-fully, and
Lungs and has cured cases of Asthma and Hay
*uvor of longstanding.
Try it and ba conthen, of course, we had to have theui
vinced It won't disappoint. Free trial botthree tirnos a day so I could ask for them.
tles at O. F. HeluzeuiHu's driu store, 222 North
Main street.
?New Y«*k Times.
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NIGHTINGALES.
Beautiful mast be the mountains whence
ye
coiue,
wherofrom
Vo learn your song.
Where are llioso starry woods?
wander there
Oh, might 1
Among the flowers, which, iv that heavenly
air,
Bloom the year long.
"Nay, barren are those mountains
and
CUPIDENE Men Pacific <JtfCompany
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\egetable vltalfser that
destroys the germs nf
that raatdlou diaeasa
Which tIH-i tVSflted tin;
of our young
V»_
spent
the streams.
Our song is the voice of desire that haunts our
dreams
A throe of the heart,
Whose piningvisions dim forbidden hopes profound.
No dying cadenco nor long sigh can sound
For all our art.
?
"Alone aloud in the raptured ear of men
We pour our dark nocturnal secret, and then
As right is withdrawn
From these sweet bpringlng meads and bursting boughs of May
Dream while the innumerable choir of day
Welcome the dawn."
?Robert Bridges.
Notebooks Not Allowed.
"He was the best surveyor and draftsman in my employ," said a well known
civil engineer, referring to a man whom
he had just discharged.
"Idiscovered a
short time ago that lie was keeping a
private notebook, and' after notifying
him that he must stop it and again learning that lie was continuing the practice
Iwas obliged to discharge bim.
"A surveyor," said he, "in doing a
piece of work makes minutes as lie goes
along of the lines lie runs, of the various
points marking tho bounds of the lands
he is surveying und ull such data as is
not only necessary for the drawing of
his plans, but also incidentally that
which may aid him in the case of any
other survey being made later on.
"This data, you see, really constitutes
a sort of capital or stock in trade, for if
the party owning the land ever wishes
another survey of it for any purpose lie
will naturally apply to that same surveyor, who, having the:o old memoranda, can do the work easier and more
cheaply than any other surveyor. Oftentimes, after many years have elapsed
and old landmarks have passed away,
those minutes becomo very valuable.
"Consequently a civil engineer alwayt
Wishes to keep these in his own hands
and men in his employ are not allowed
to make copies of minutes of survej
which they make wiiilo in his employ.
Otherwise an old employee, iv leavil \u25a0
and setting np in business for himself,
could carry away a large slice of his eni
plover's business."?New York Herald
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RESOURCES.
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LewellynBixby, R. 3, Bakec-Jona B. Ilater,
Geo. H. Stewart.
WONG HIM, who has practiced metlleln°
Los Augelee fot 19 yeara, and
DR.
UTHERN CALIFORNIA
will SO
1018.Sprlngl?..
Upper Main
whose office Is at
by medicines all diseases of women, men
in
~
at rest,
S3)
treat
aud rhii.ir n. Tho doctor claims that he haa
rem dies that are superior to all others as a
Bpeultto for t oubles of women and men. A
trial iilone will convince the sick that Dr.
vvoug lliDi'riremedies are more efficacious than
can bi pre crlt.ed. Dr. Wong Him la a Chluese
physician of prominence and a gentleman of
reß[.onstbll ty. Hli reputation Is more than
well established, and all persons needing his
services can icly upon hi, skill and ability. A
cure is guaranteed in Bf -ry caie iv which a reeoverv is possible. He b medicines for sale.
DR. WONG HI M
HERB DOCTOR
6ii9 Upper Main Street, Log Augeles
Los Anhri.ks, Cal., June 17,1859.
To tub Public: I have been suffering with
piles and kidn y trouble for over five years,
and heve tried several remedies, but all failed
to relieve me. A short time since Itried Dr.
Woug Him,o39 Upper Main street, and I am
now well and siroug, and consider him a firstclas. doctor.
H. HILLYER,
235 S. HillSt., Los Angeles, Cal.
V
.
jSSeanhfoet
L.N. BRBED
Vij.dfll,
.....PreeUenl
WM. F. BOSSYSHELL.X.
Vice-Preel
dent
C. N. FLINT
rfw
.?.,,.fsa*ilar
W. H. H0LL1DAY..,.?....-Asalatanlt Oaahlar
Capital, paid in gold coin..
$200,000
39,000
Surplusand undivided preiu.
Authorized capital..
.i11... 500,009
DiKgcTaast
L. N. Breed, H. T. Newel). Wm, H. Avary,
Silas Holman, W. It. BoLlldey, M, C. Boabr.
rhell, M. Hagaa, FrVnk Radar, A. Remlca,
Thomas Goss, Wm. F. BaaayKgU.
,
OS ANGELES NATIONAL BANK.
J
I'M TED STATU MFOSITeBTX,
_. ....7,.-~.
Total..?
©57.800
GEORGE H. BONEHRAKBiPresMenL
F. C. HQWBSTrJeAoiei,
B. w. OOi. Assistant Caahler
DIRECTORS.
George H. Bonehrake, Warrea aillabja,.*, V
Green. Chas. A. Marrlner. W. 0. Brown, A, W
Francisco, X. P. Johnson, M. X, Allen, F. 0
-
Los angilis, Jane 9,1893.
To rill Public: For over five yeare Ihave Howes.
0-L»at
been troubled with nervous lick headache and
liver coß plaint. 1didn't seem to find any help
ANtjTXLJe
OF
NATIONALBANK LOS
and medicines that I
from the many doctors Wong
Him, 639 Upper
tried until I tried Dr.
CAPITALBTOCK.?, .?...85400,00©
Main street. lam now well. Youri truly,
SURPLUS.
000.009
MISS M. G. BROCK,
J. M. ELLIOTT, President
ia Hluton aye., Loi Angeles, CaL,
W. O. KKRCKHOFF. V.-Prea,
FRANK A. GIBSON, OaabVan,
G. B. SHAFFER. All t CaiYr|
dirbototm:
J. M. Elliott,
J. D. Btoknalk
s. H. Mott,
H. JevateT^
J. D. Booker,
W. C. Fatttftion,
t>lf
uue
ju.
eltsfsn
fiBHHM ur
Wm. G. Kerckh««
W
I
o"l"ffl««tnC»«ia.
:
yIBBT
Orlpgn
r
BU
Sin
J£%
ifILll^"*"*"""
*
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE PRESENT LOW PJbUCES.
*
_
LIABILITIES.
Rapllal stock paid in In coin
Surplus
Undivided profits
Circulation
Deposits
$043,403 SO
$043,403 80
The National Bank of California ia oue of the few banks that successfully stood the shock
of the late panto and maintained full coin payments right through.
The National Bank of California pays no interest on deposits in any form, offers no special
inducements for busineia other than reliability when the customers exercise their right to demaud their money.
In the metier of loans illooks more to reliabilitythan high rates of Interest, aad desire* no
loans except from good and reliable parties, and men exacts good security, believing that no
bank Is better or more reliable than Its loans.
*
.
C. 8. BENEDICT.
GIfORQB SABTUM.
ANQELEB DIVISION.
123 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
youths suQering from resu.tw ol follies or
causing
exeevsea,
uervous debility, seminal
weak m-us, loss of vigor and memory, despond*
ency, diseases of the kidneys, blood and reproductive organs, gleet, gonorrhoea, syphilis,
varicocele, stricture and many chronic and
destroying diseases.
men older in years, having too frequent
evacuations of bladder, with loss of vital material, phosphates, etc.. woolly or brlok dust
deposits in urine, which are symptoms of secondary seminal weakness, the Ipsa impoverishing the vital organs.
i;oMPLIOaTIOf«S-Th9 reason thousands
cannot get cured of above complaints Is owing
to complications not unaerstood by ordinary
doctors. Sr. Lleblg &00. have discovered the
secret of curing the complications.
rKKK-Our confidential book and diagnosis
sheet sent free on application, securely healed
OFFICE HOCUS-9 am. to 0 p.m. gundays, 10 to 12.
HOIFORBiWAII
WAGON MATERIAL,
Bl&ak
-
I
|
jiLiebig COMPANY'S!!
1 Extract of Beef
I'
:and
...
Dl RECTORS.
Q. W. FRINK.
WENDELL EASTON.
4:15 p.m
Los Anples Terminal R'y
FATE
THE
Bonthern Pacltlc Company's trains connect
at San Pedro with the flue steamer Falcon.
Leave.
Aroade Depot.
Arrive.
9:25 a.m
Treasurer.
500,000
PAID DP
PACIFIC COAST SAVINGS SOCIETY li a mutual en operative -Savings Bank," ro
celvlng deposits forspeKiifWd term o.* suhj.-.c'to eh ok. These fun,*, togethar with monthly
installments on sbaree or subscriptions to its puld-up coital stuck, are loauad only to Ua mem.
bers or shsreholdera who daairo io borrow for me purpose of bui.diug homes, paying offexisting mortgages or any other legitimate purpose.
All earnings are apportioned semi annually
amojg its sbareholders.
A]o:loa.m
~or>lton
Kltaraid*
Riferslde
A,SOI O CALBJLN»T
HEAD OFFICE, 30 MONTGOMERY ST., HAN FRANCISCO.
t*,ooo,oo*
BUBKRIBHD CAPITAL
CAPII'aI.
u» l<«* :n
4:00 p.nf
4.58 p.m
R9:21«.m
C.lton
Calton
i
PACIFIC COAST SAVINGS SOCIETY
"'* "
LOS aNOKLKS (AKUaI~
Fifth atreet, dally,m7 oI1 <""'Airlrt.
Leave (or
KANKIHO 11011H1C...
G. W. FRINK,
VY. KURDOOC,
.Manager.
Vloe President.
WENDELL \u25a0ASTON,
President.
Tl**
IMPORTANT CHANOB
JANUARY 14, 189»Traina leave and are dua tj"arrl epur
)
l
Dlztration, Nocturnal Emissions,
r.ine s, Weak Memory, Loss of Power avd Impoteney, which Ifneglected often lead to premature
old age and Insanity. Price $1.00 a box, 6 boxes
Modern Conveniences.
Geu'l Passenger Agt.
for ?» 00. Sent by mail on >ecelpt of price.
A WRITTEN GUARANTEE la given for every
Little Dick?l coold lift our front
$6.00 order received, to refund the money if a
shutters off the hinges myself. What ptrmanent cure Is not effected. We have thousands of testimonials from old and young, of
good is they anyhow';
both sexes, who have been permanently cured
Little Dot?Oh, they is just for papa
Los Angeks depots, east end o( First s reet
by the useof Aphrodltlne. pfrotilar free. Aduraaw
and Downey avenue bridges.
THE APimO MEOK -INK CO.,
to close when it's time for sister's comBox
Portland,
27,
W**v*rn Branch.
Ok*
Paaadena
for
Lo, Angelea foriLeave
pany to go home.?Good News.
Bold by U. M. SALE <& BON, Druggists, 2.*.0 Leave Pasadena.
Los Angeles.
8 bpring at., l.os Angeles, Cat
j
t 7:15 a. m
IjFIC~COASiX ~ST KAMI I!I P CO.
f6:25 a m
? 7 :ltl a.m
a.m
I
* B.o~>
?
I
Goodall, Perkins <& Co., General Ageuts, San ? 8:00 a.m
* 9:05 a.m
*10:40a.ra
9:00 a.m
Francisco.
?IBiKB p.m
Northern routes embrace lines for Portland, *ll:00a.m
|
b 1:05 ii.m
Ore., Victoria, B. C, aud Puget Bound, Alaika ??12:20 p m
a 1:4"> o.m
I:4op.ra
aud otber coast poiuis.
? 3:00 p m
r> m
hOUTHERN ROUTES.
* 3:05
? 4 CO p.m
.m
TIME TABLE FOR FEBRUARY, 1894.
J 4:05
? 6:'VOp.m
5:25 p.m
? 0:20 p m
7:<is
p.m
LEAVSAN FBAKCIBCO.
* 8:05 p.m
?11:15 p.m
For
I **11:SA p.m
Port Harford.... 3. S. Corona, Feb. 5,14,23;
Downey avenue lcavtuu time 7 mlnulea later.
Santa Baroara..
March 4.
Redondo.
cave Los Angelea (or Leavn Alladenu JunePort Lot Angeles d. s. Saute. Rosa, Feb. 1,10,
Altadena Junction.
tlrn (or Los Angeles.
IB,'Jri; March 0.
Newport
ban Diego
? 9:00a.m
*IO:10a.m
ForIS. S. Loa Anvelea. Feb. 3, 19, ?11:00 a m
*!' !0O m
Ka*t «a-» Pcd.ro 1 all Match ii.
1:40 p.m
1 2 40 o.m
1
?
ban Pedro and[9. S. Eureka, Feb. 8, 17, '.!<>;
.* 6:00 p.m
4:00p.m
way corn. i March 7.
Alt Iralnß start from Fi st s reel depot.
SAILmO
LIAVB I'Oltr Les A >' i .1. i ANO BICDONDO.
Leave L a Angeles (oi L'save Glendale for Los
through Ufa for the person who For?
Angeles.
Feb. 3, 12,
Glendaie
S. B. Hinta
March
2.
2li
keeps in health. With a torpid liver San Diego
8. h. Corona, Feb. 7, 16.23;
1 0:10 a m
t 7:26 a.m
and tho impure blood that follows
12 a.m
March 0.
1 8 20am
I? 9;
1 30 p m
?12:35 p. in
you are an easy prey to al! sorts of For?
iS. H.
anti Komi, Feb. 5, 14,
? 5:25 p.m
pm
?0:13
-3; March 4.
San Francisco...
That "used-up" feeling Port
ailments.
8, s. Uorona, Feb. f>, 18, '27; l.civ I.us AngeT'-s (orjf.tave Kas* S.m Pedro
Harford.. ;
1
(or
is the first warning; that your liver Btmia
Baibaia
Ma cv B.
i .tub each and East
Lo, Angela*.
SanPddrO,
isn't doing its work.
LKAVB SAN I'BDBO AND RAST SAN P|f»Ro.
? 0:45 a.m
a.m
That 13 the time to take Doctor
*{117:15
'[?. B. Eure-a, FtbT 2, 11,20;
:i5 a.m
1.
I 1:1" p.m
J
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery. San andFrancisco jti. 3.March
t 3:40 p.m
I 6:18 \u25a0 .in
\u25a0Os AUtfatea, Feb. 6, 15.
1 (l;t;op.m
I
1 4:10p.m
As an
restorative tonio, Way ports 1 24; March 5.
Pedro und Long Beuo i, 10
to repel disease aud build up tho
Card to conn ct with sttauurs via rSan Pedro Between Vast San minutes.
(Ai ide Atfpo ) at »;uO
H, P. R.
p.ni
needed flesh and strength, there's leave
; iiiTeimirm t it.
rail waj da pot at DllO p.m.
T ANYOS AN ECHO MOUNTAIN.
R11810
liars lo connect viu Uedoudo leave IUU Fe
nothing to equal
rouses every depot
T nlns lenve Lot Angeles, 9 a.m., 11 a.m. aud
at 10:<>0 a.m., or from Redondo railway
p
4
in.
organ into healthful action, purifies det>ot at 9:00
w.m.
eundays, 9a.m., 11 a.m., 1:40p m. and 4p.m.
to QQtmect via Port I-os Angel s lenv"
and enriches tho blood, braces up S, Cars
Fine pavilion and hotel.
P R. U. depot a*. lUO p tn. for stcamvrs
0 ATALIS) A UhAXB,
the whole system, and restores health uorth bound.
Lo, Angelas Terminal trains connect at Ban
Plansbjtihs
oi learners' oablnv at agent's office,
and vigor.
p.
may
where
dro with the Hue steamer Falcon.
be lecured.
The company re-. rvestliH right to cbangj
For every disease caused by a disI.cay.
Arrive.
First-str: et Depot
days
sailing.
or
th'
v
of
blood, it is thesteamera
pastHg ; or freight as above, or for
ordered liver or
MPP'EOT
Saturday
0:45 a.mi
tickets
to and from all iiupottaut points in
Monday
tho only guaranteed remedy. If it Europe, apply to
4:45 p. in
Tuesday
9:45 ,i.m
W. PARRW. Agent,
doesn't benefil or cure, in every case,
4:45 n. m
I Wednesday.
Cfiico No. 124 W. Second st, Lo? Angeles.
you have your money back.
JStindayt
"Daily. tDallv except Sundays.
No other medicino of its kind
>nd<)
only. aExcept Saturday*. Mntnrdaya only.
meet the 8 a m. and 12:20 p.m. trains
t'taees
Winter
Time
Card
No.
11.
says as much?but no other does as
Mt Wilson on new trail.
IN EFFECTS A M. MOSDaY, BlCff. 25, 1803, at Pasadena (or
Pas-eugers leaving Los Angeles on the 8 a.m,
cleanses and invigorates
Los Angeles Depo corner Grant! Avenue
much.
for Wilson Peak can return same day.
traiu
street.
Jefferson
tho entire system.
For all skin, Take Grand and
On tliestre nights the 11:15 p.m. train (or
awnue cab c or Main street and pasalona
will wait until 20 minutes aiter
'Agricultural Park horse cars.
scalp and scrofulous affections,
closes when uoilce is reoeived from
theatre
aye
Trains Leave
Trains L
First street that there
Eczema, Tetter, &'alt-rheum, White
Los Angeles
tneatre by the agent at train.
Redondo,
are passengers for that
for Redondo
for Los Angeles
Swellings, Hip-joint Disease, and
excursion
aud picnic parties.
Special
rates
to
DAILY
DAILY
Depots east end First-street and Downey0:15 h. ni.
kindred ailments, it's a positive euro.
7:45 v.m.
bridges.
avenue
1 :35 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
City ticket office at A. B. Grcenwald'a cigar
5:10 p.m.
3-.45 p.m.
Btore, comer First and Spring streets.
Running lime between Los Angeles and ReGeneral offices, First-street depot.
dondo Beach, 50 minut.ee.
T. B. BURNETT, General Manager.
City ticket office at A. B. Greeuwald'a Cigar
Jy2 tf
W. WINCUP, Gen. Passenger Ag t.
Store, corner First and spring streets.
GEO J. AINgWOKTH, President.
R. H. THOMPSON, Vloe-President.
CALIFORNIA RAILWAY
COMPANY. (Santa Fe Route.)
J. N. BUTTON, BupL
Redondo Beach.
IN EFFECT SUNDAY. FEB. 11, 1594.
Trains leave and are due to arrive at Los Angeles (La Grande station) First st. and Santa
Combined witb Sulphate ol Hydrastis.
Fe ave\
t
FRKNCH LINE TO HAVRE.
Arrive.
.COMPANY'S IMKR (NEW) NO. 42
Learn
Los Angeles
Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, KJ NORTH BIVKR, FOOT OF MORTON BT.
p.m... .Chicago Limited.... ?? o:ot)a.m
.Traveler! by thia Ifno avoid both travel by
Debility and a low condition of the system
030 p.m
railway and the dlicomfort ol crooning
7:ooam ...Overland Expres*...
will be promptly relieved und cured by Its use. Etigtieh
? 815 a.m..San Diego Coast Line. ? 1:1ft p.m
In valuable for overworked business men and tbe charm, 1 In a small boat.
?
?
Line.
7 00 p.m
Diego
Coaat
p.m..San
La
March 10.
4:40
weak, nervous women. Pleasant, prompt and
? 7:00a.m
1 *? 0:M)a
Sioo .*-?
Ia Normaudle, March 17.
efficient. 190do«es?l. Get the genuine; manf
? 9:00 a.m...Ban
m
Champagne,
La
March
24.
Bernardino..
I
ufactured only by Taylor <fc Myers Pharmacy
I
vi*Pasadena,... > t 1:30 p.m
La Touralne. March 31.
Co., St. Paul, Minn.
? 4:00 p.m
6:30 p.m
I.a Bourgogne, April 7.
Angeles
agents,
SON,
Los
H. M. SALE &
220
? 6:15 p.m l
La Bxetagne, April 14.
B. Spring st.
4-1 ly
t't-VA" ?'?
New York to Alexandria, Egypt, via Paris, ? 7:00 a.m (....Riverside vla...i t l:Sop,m
? 9:00 a.m i. ..San Bernardino. .> * 0:30 p.m
flrnt-claai $lt>o, second-class $116.
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For lrelght or passage apply tn
a.m
\u2666
A. FORGET. Agent,
t (1:05 a!in r!!..Riverside end...i '10:15
111:00 a.m 5..8an Bernardino..> * 8:55 p.m
No. 3 BowlingOreen, New Yora.
\u2666
via Orange.....) *7:00p.m
J. F. FUGAZI & CO., agents, 5 Montgomery ?? 4:40 p.m (
aye., Han Francisco. Bran oh office, 19 Mont7:00 a.m fßcdlauds, Mentonel * 9:50 a.m
? 9:00 a.m I ...and Highland... I f 1:30p.m
gomery street. Tickets (or sale by all railroad
I
via
aud steamship offices.
> 6:30 p.m
? 4:00 p.m I Pasadena
Responsible physicians
lately \u2666 ~
T
have
?
\u2666 said that the purest and most economl- \u2666
5:15 p.m i
>
\u2666 cal 1b
? 6:05 a.m (Redlands, Menlonei *10:15a.m
\u2666
via.> «3:55p.m
tll .OOa.m J.and Highlands
?7:00p.m
Riverside)
(Orange
?4:40p.m
Si
35a.m
The Traveler's ? 9:00 a.m f Azusa, Pasadena.. 1 1 78 :43
I
*? 9:50 a.m
? 1:30 p.m
a.m
I
and
?
1:30p.m
4.00p.m -i ....Intermediate.... > t 4:16p.m
Stations
t 5:30p.m I
*6:30p.m
? 7 :05 p. as
J 9:00 a.m
? 7:00a.m
?
Pasadena
*
Splendid
(11:59 a.m
steamers
(10:60 a m
Pasadena
nail twice a month ? 6:15 p.m
4> Free from fat >*y
a>
Pasadena
t I:JI>P-m
from San Francisco.
gelatine, fX.,
jf9m
2
\u25a0SfiVEli
s,m
}
6:05
Santa
Ana
t 8:50 a.m
Angeles
or Santa ? 8:15 am
of fine flavor, mt A Bj aat P I %
Fare from San Dfeeo, Los
Ana
Santa
Barbara to Honolulu, via Pacifio Coast and t 1:50 p.m
s> ltß
1:15 p.m
Banta
Ana
swmtf
a>
*
? 7:00
trip,
By
round
,ri
? 4:40 p.m
p.m
a Ootanlo 8. a Companies, *ISS
a> never varies. 9f
Santa Ana
rail to San Francisco and Oceanic S. rt, 00., ? 7:62 a.iui.
Monica
9:45
a.m
.Santa
*? 8:60 p.m
round trip $140, or lor parties of five or more, ?10:15 a.m!
Monica
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Santa
?135,
? 4:45 p.m
p.m.
«:34
Santa
Monica
* 8:29 a.m
H. B. RIOB, agent Oceanlo S. 8. Co., 124 W. ?10:00 a.m
Redondo
*? 8:50p.m
? 4:45 p.m
Second st. Send 10 cts. (or ?\u25a0Hawaii," a p.mphRedondo
2-18 7t
let o( rare photogravure*
9:00
a.in
v
Pasadena
Pan Jacinto
t 130 pm
t
H AltIS WOODS.
,11:00 a.m San Jacinto via Orange
via
Pasadena
t
0:00
a
m
Temecula
f 1:30 p.m
CF.
(11:00 a.m .Temecula via Orange
t 8.16 p.m Bsoondido v Coast Line t 1:15 p.m
Horseshoes and Nails,
line arrive at Downey
avenue station 7 minutes earlier and leave 7
smith's
Lot
later.
Angeles.
St.,
Main
minute*
282 N.
JSunday,
?Oally.
fDaily exospt Bnnday.
JOHN WIOktOKB,
only.
B. W. McQEB, City Pass. AT. Agt.,
Prescriptions carelolHj eompouada* **»_.«t
129 N. Spring su, Los Angeles, and La Grande
UT, ILK and 121 Santa Loa Angola, SMsj|
?leak
Station.
CAUSAYA
T
1\ 1^94.
KOS
Send Your Orders Direct to Headquarters and Save Agents'
Commissions.
of
152 N. Spring St., Los Angela *j J
oa?iTAL axct<3»s.|»io6.ot»b.
1
(
\
\I
Southern
'
'baW^
CarrToMtfet,
,
-
'
UlREOTOB8;-r
J. H. BRALY, Preat.
W. D.WOOLWINE.Oaahr. A.rT.IHOALTGOm:
ousaßa,
h. jevne. w. o. pattehbon, f. a.
j. m. Elliott.o. w. HaasoMf w. w. yoiaetay j
RANK,
astj N. Main its
LOS ANGELES SAVINGSNo,
Capital stock
Surplus
?
$100,000
w.m.. 35,500
H. W. Hellman. Pres't. J. X. Plater, V.-Freat.
W. M. Caswell. Caahler.
Direotora-I W. Hellman, R. B. Baker, H. W,
Hellman, J. E. Plater, L W. Hellman, jr.
Intereat paid on deposits. Money t* loan on
first-class real estate.
11-1 to
ITIZENS BANIC
Stimson Blook, Third and Spring,
T. W. Brothertou, President.
T. S. C. Lowe. Vtca-Pras't
V. D. Hall, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
T. D. Stimson,
L. W. Blinn,
Andrew Mullen,
J. M. Hale,
R. J. Waters,
J. Perolvai.
Robert Bale.
10-7 tt
lUNIONBANKofSAVINGS
CAPITAL STOCK, $200,000
223 S. Spring St.,
LOS AN6ELES.
OFFICCKS AND DIBSCTOHS
Look at these
prices lor
standard
IW. W. Stimson
goods:
Nitrate ol soda
Bone Meal
Pish Guano
Bones, Meat and
Per ton
$13 00
25 00
34 00
Blood, dried and
28 00
ground together
23 00
Snper Phosphate
Our goods are all first class, and are delivered in quantities to suit at yonr nearest rail-
road station at the above figures.
TERMS-CASH WITH ORDER.
Hlgheat prices paid for bones.
CONSUMERS' FERTILIZER CO.
1100 MARKET STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
1-I4d£w3m
Baker Iron "Works
860 TO 068 SURRA VISTA ST..
LOS ANQCLEB, OAL.
AQtlllßS the
loaUarn Pacific
yronnda.
Tel-
Frest.
C. G. Harrison
S
Wm. Ferauten *>'. E. MoVay
tMla
ficfieit.
S. H. Molt
R. M. lakar
A. E. Pomatey
CKCURITY BIVINGS BANK AND TRUST
O CO., US S. Main st.
Capital Mock
$-'00,000
F, N. Myera, Pre-.
.M. S. Hoilinaa, V.-Pree't
Phe.ps, Cashier.
W.
T.
Longrear.
Ass't Cashier.
W. D.
Dlreotors: T. L. Duque, Maurice & Hellman.
J. M. C. Marble. J. A, Graves, H. L. Piaaey, JL
F. Sartorl. ('. 11. Session,. J. H. Harris. J. 8U
Shaakland, F. N. Myers, T. W. Phelps. 11-15 Bm,
STREET
MAIN
Trust Company,
Capital
SAVINGS BANK AND
$200,000
42S S. Main at, Los Angeles, CaL
J. B. LANKF.RBHIM
President
8. C. HUBBKI.I
Vloe President
J. V. W.'CIHEI
....Ceehto*
Cohn,
H,
H. W. Hellman. K.
J.
Jonas. O. T,
Job anon, W. G. Kerckhoff, H. w. O'MelvenayL
Interest paid on all deposits,
10-28 tt i
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