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The Coal ontput.

New YORK, Sept l6-President Oliphant
says the Delaware & Hudson, the Pennsylvania
and the Lehigh Valley companies have expressed
their willingness to suspend probation of coal
another week this month Reading and Lacka-
wanna are opposed thereto. but President Sloan
think another weeks suspension necessary,
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100 Doses One Dollar

Is inseparably connected with Hoods Sarsa-
paril1a, and is true of no other medicine. 1t is
an unanswcrabae argument as to strength and
economy, while thousands testify TO It's superior
blood Purifying and strengthening qualities. A
bottle of Hoods Garsaparifla contains loo doses
and win last q month, Wlnile others will average
to last not aver week. HenHe. for eeOnpny,
buy Hoods Safsaparilla
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Hotel Arrivals.

Bates House. G. r McNutt, Edward Gilbert,
Fl, p; Jones. Terre Haptei George u, Ray, Shell
byville; ID. NJ. Gregg, Crawfordsville; w. j.
Cunningham. Lafayette; Jared Mairs. Annie N.
MARS, q. b. Ryter, Phadelphia John F. Tiff,
Dayton; Il. NJ. Hunt w. r. Burnett. Chicago;
F. N. Banfill, Columbus; G. F. Whaley, Dakota;
y. p Thorpe, Detroit w. Y. Turpie, Greenville,
20.
Gland Hotel: S. p. Baird, Lafayette; J. r.
Duncan Charlottesville; Rev. r. G. Lentz, Pip
ton; Brandon Lewis, Lafayette; c. Z. Karniie,
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4 I Flat oontradiotioa,

Some one has told you that your catarrh is in
durable 1t is not SO. DR. Sage's CataFrh REM
edy will cure it, 1t is pleasant to use and it al
ways does its work thoroughly. We have yet to
hear Of case in which 1t did not accomplish a
cure when faithfully used. Catarrh is disease
which 1t Is dangerous to neglect. certain REM
before the complaint assumes q more serious
form. All druggists.
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a Sensational Lunacx Case.

MONTREAL, Sept Is. A sensational 1unacy
case Is soon to be brought before tie courts. Il
is that of Inch, . military pensioner, confined at
Tongue Pointe Asylum, at the demand of cler-
gyman, who draws the mans pension and man
ages his estates. There is ,streAg reason to be-
lieve that the pensloner is perfectly sane.
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Games Eaaemhere.

Clubs Of the American Association played
games yesterdays follows;
Al Toledo
Toledo .....---2 4 o o 2 o o 4 o-6
Baltimere-. .,,..,..Q Q o o o o o q 90
Base Hts-Teledo, Is: Baltmera. 8.
Errors Toledo, 3: Baltimore, 2
at 81 Lolas-
st. I4ous.. o o / 2 o o 2 ~
Virginia. .,,r-.2 o 2 i / o 0 o o-76
Base Hits-St. Louis 8; Virginia q
Errors-St. Louis, B; Virginia, T.
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AN Indnstrlnl Parafle.

TO the Editor Of the Indianapolis JeHrnalt
Let Us start off our State fair with at least the
usual industrial street pageant at least. know
one firm who will put into it twenty or more
handsome industrial wagons. Let us start the
fair with something that will cali attention to its
opening far and near. Start the ball rolling.
Sept 10, 1884 INpusfRIAL FIRM
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Esrned Runs--I Indianapolis, Q.
Two-base Hit--Roseman.
TAree-basa Hit--Rusennan.
Left Bases--Indanapolis, z; Metropolitan, 4.
Double Pay--Peltz to Keenan,.
Bases on Balis-By Lynch, 2; by McKeon, 2.
Hit by Isall-I.yneh, /; McKeon /.
Passed Bals-Reip, 2.
Wild Pitches--A4eKson, IL Iiymch /,
Time of Ga-ie--1:45
Umpire -Quinn.
The Circles" beat the Eclipse, whoever
they are, yesterday, by a score of 10 to Q.
Reipschlager caught great game of bah res
berday, considering that his hands were sore and
bleeding nearly all the time.
The Nets and the home club will play again
tomorrow, the batteries being Keefe and Ho1
bert and Barr and Robinson.
The Cincinnatis defeated the Bostons and the
Columbus the 'Chicagus inexhibition games yes
terday. The American Association is looking
up.
Every time Esterbrook came to the bat yes
terday the crowd in the grand stand began
whistling in unison I'm Dude, !" which created
much fun when it .'ea1ght on"
Dan O'Leary says the Metropolitan ball club
consists of eight batters and one fielder
which isn't bad. The fielder is Kennedy, who is
great man in left, but not particularly good
batter
The Nets are great ball players-there is no
mistake about that and their great proweas at
the bat is greatly due to the fact that they have
been trained to wait for ball to come where
they want it. Some of the indianapolis players
would do well to try this plan,
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LOST.

+ 0ST- EITHER IN UNIVERSITY PARK OR
II = on Meridian street between New York and 1lichi
hve-doaf bills hsivts dollar and some change also
check on Hfarrison's Bank for 800 and a visiting
card bearing the name ct Mrs Amanda Tsn1fes'
hnder viii be literally rewarded Nv returning pocket
book " Journal Olire.
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Real Estate Transfers.


Instruments fled for record in the Recorder Office
of Marion ceunty Indians for the twenty hours
ending ct O'Clock r NJ, Sept. IS, 1884, as FUR
nished by Elliott & Bnfler absraeters Of titles room
No. 8, Etna building;
Margaret Eyerhardt and husband to Mar
Perm &Indianapoiis Railroad Company
addition to indianapolis. .,-...-....r. $l00
Ebenezer Sharpe and wife to John Bates
aud wife, lot 40 in De Moife's suhdiyis-
ion Of lot or block 81 in A. p. and /.
H1eteherss Oak Hin addition to indian
HAIRY Il Lupton and wife e. Wiliian +, '0
Lupton ct al, part of lot IA In Braden
and Buffers addition to Indianapolis. 5000
Augustus Murphy and wife to Nicholas
Hofmeister, lots ~ Rna 10 IN George
p Edwards'y subdivision Of block l9in
Johnson's heirs addition TO Indianapo-
F. III churehna Il al. to GeoreeT Paul. ''VDo
ger and wife, lot 10 Ia NJ g. Downie's
second subdivision IN eutlot 102, Ia In
Nancy Bansen to Thomas Mead, lot 20 in $1,000
hubbard ct al, : subdivision of agnane
10. in the southeast addition to Indian
eIeorgi iar Smith and husband to Henry -o'op
Patterson; lot 3 Of Spann,, Smith aud
HRnaEnonds subdivision of lofs "a, "a
25. 26, ~ and % in 9. St. ]. Vests
addition to Indianapolis. ..-.-.-..-..--. $4,000
Nelson Fielder ct oil to Calvin w. Cop
West Newton ~ 49, S'ssl 1o5.oo
lis, to Wilson Spray, lots 3D. 33 and "a
in second Mileys addition to Indian
apois. ---...--...- 4,50DOO
+. n. churehman q q, 70 sanford Gray;
son, lot 4S in block l. In Wiley and
Martins addition TO indianapolis .....- 10000
Michael Koran and wife TO Myra M. No
BILE lot 90 10 AeCern6ck's heirs snhdi-
vision Of part Of outlet II, west of
White river, IN Indianapolis. --.,-.--. 5000
convsyanees, Ii consideration. ~. $0osIoo
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ShelbyviIae; s. Mooney. Ooausnbus; j. Pool.
GreensbUrg; F. Keys and daughter, Wabash: s
n. Early. Crothersviile; j. WI White, Knights
town; e. z. Neastea, Peru: y. s. Johnson, Ko-
komo; w. T. Gaines, Cambridge City w Brain
ard, Sullivan; p. o, Heron, Brasil; H. r. Leon
ard LogRispols; S. l. ElSs. Nehlessile
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AUCTION SALES

TTUNT4S McCURDY REAL ESTATE AND GEN
4 i eral Auctoneers, No So East Washington street
Shocks of merchandise IN city or county bought ont
right for cash.
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DAILY wEATHER nuLLsTIN.

Indications.
WAR DEPARFM ENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SfGNAis OFFICER
Wasf5ISGToS. Sept lG lam
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley Fair
weather, southerly winds. nearly stationary
temperature
For the Upper Lake Kegio1- Partly cloudy
weather. local rains, south 10 west winds, sta
tionaly, followed by lower se1npcr0tnre
Local Observations.
Ise1a mn ca
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w ANTED- BOARDING BY A YOUNG LADY
w tsAcher IN the public Schools centred location
prefeyfed Address, with tertns and oeatiun. TEACH
EIs. journal Office.
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TaOR SALE-0N OR AFTER THE 9TH DAY OF
IL October 1884, at Edinburg Jehas0n e0antg
Ind. viii se at private sale the large and wellse-
lecbed law library of Charles w Snow deceased CON
sisting of the Indiana, Ohio and New York Reports
sndoper loo volumes of standard tettsbotks dgests
etc. A. w WINrERBERG. Administering.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

A NNOUNcENRET-THEC CHAMPION REs8EDY
N for Collie in Infants, Summer Complaint Flux or
Cholera lnastum DIR. Bfnner tiaE1nfnaaive Baasaaal
is challenged against any remedy in the Unitod
States for $500 It's reputation is unparalleled Per
fccty harmless and pleasant to take. For sa by nH
druggists.
a. . ? n PER MONTH. SALARY AND COM
DeODO mission. 10 competent business manager
for this City Tor State) Agency responsible company
business pgactiesily nAonopoly. riyaing The tele
phone; $500 cash required for $1,000 sample outfit
staple goods; no bonds. Eor particulars address
with references TIE NATIONAL Co, 81 East
Fonrteenth street New York city.
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.ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by order Of the Marion
vatc sale for the next thirty days all the ready made
and partly finished stock Of furniture and lounges
and ul the machinery tools, materials fixtures and
all other goods belonging the lounge and furntnle
manufacturing business Of Harry A. Hoffman, at Nos
1890 North East street. in Indianapolis.
Said sale will be as a whole If said stock and ma
ehinery is not disposed Of at private SADIE will on
the I'd day Of October at 10 o'clock a. m, offer the
Same, ON the premises TO the highest bidder And
il no bids arr received viii proceed 10 sell said ar
cles singly or in lots.
Terms for the sale Of the entire stpclzS1 600 cash
balance in six and twelve months to be secured by
notes with good security.
For further information apply to
A. SEIDENSTICKER
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FINANCIAL.
FOR SALE Oh TRADE.

: J FOIt SFiI4E On AtNEAklE.
49, 49,
TyOR SALE OR TRADE-SAN-aIIIdI AND EN-
IL gine-10x20 stationary engine ana standard
size sawmill, with al appliances complete, including
belts log carriage log turner, sawdust elevator and
necessary pipe connections for boiler making
plete outfit except boiler An nearly new-only been
in nse 90 days VIII trade for lumber sell low for
cash. Address THE TUCKER s. DORSEY MANU-
FEATURING CO.. indianapolis.
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C.E, KREGEL0 & WHITSETT.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
Telephone 56l
FREE AMBULANCE.

SOCIETY NOTICES
TASONIC- CAPITAL CITY LODGE NO. sl2. F.
lAA ana A. NJ. Meets This Tuesday evening At
7:3O O'Clock for special business fall attendance
is requested. JOHN II. HEAvfK, w. M.
A. a SToNKR Secretary,
MASONIC KEYSTONE CHAPTER NO. q. r.. A.
1N1 NJ. Stated meeting IN Masonic Temple this
tTnesday) eytslins, At 7si30 oelRek
JACOB W. SMITH II, p.
WILLIAM H. SNYTHE, Secretary.
sQNIC-rATTENTFQN, SIR KNIGHTN RAJ.
wi per Co1nmanderY No. l. X. r. Special canclave
in Masonic Temple this GFpesdayl evening Work jn
Red Cross win begin at 53Q. and in the Templar Or
der at 8 o'cloeh PRANK P. yv0OELEN, E. Q.
WILLIAM II. SAFTHE, Reeordsr
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TTOR SAIsE--l dIIsI1&ERY AND NOI96N STOCK
T OF goods Stereroom free of rent. Satisfactory
reasons FOR selling Town Of 700 inhabit4nts, Ad-
dress BAILY & RATCLIF, Spiceland
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XxJANTED-- GENTS TT WILL PAY ANY IN.
w telligent man on woman wanting profitable
ployment to write for fhs Illustrated circulars and
bernis Of agency tor the celebrated Missouri Steam
Washer which by reason Of its great intrinsic merit
Is meeting with such phsnamenal success j. WORTH
Seventeenth street and Franklin ave- st Louis No.
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WANTED.

X4TANTED-THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN
w the Vest, the Weekly Indiana State journal
One dollar per year.
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WANTED-- SITUATION AS SALESMAN, CITY
w or travelling bOok-keeper or amy kiad Of efiee
work, by young man Of experience. with A No.
references. Address B0OK.KREPEIs, this Office.
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IHOR SSALE--HOBSES AND LOTS IN ALL
i parts Of the city. BARNARD & SAYLES, rs
and "a Fast Market street.
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FOR sAL

IIOR SALE-CI4AIM OF 1875 ON FLETCHER
e Sharpe Address, with price, A B., Journal
office
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T1SoR SALE STOCK or HARDWARE IN ONE
Il of the most prosperous towns IN southern Kan
sas population, 000 county-seat; store established
ION gens; good osan stock, about 50 90a; splenaid
prospect for fall trader owner wishes to sell ac-
count Of iRlAealth, Address WILLIAM g. CLARK,
Independence Kan
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IaOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SECOND
A hand new Enginss Boilers, Ssrf- rniaIs, Head
ing and Stave Machinery HADLEY WRIGHT 81
co, l13 and 1e5 S. Tennessee street indianapolis.
I5soR SALE SMALL FARM less VF4 IN TWO5
sold once for $17, 900 cash II rents for per cent
en- price. No city taxes. 4. a. GOODWIN, ~
Thorpe Block
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22
How They Lived Befoah de Wah.

There is a colored couple in Austin,
old Uncle Nance and Aunt Sukey, his
wife, who have been married more than
forty years, and who have quarreled
steadily all the time. They are not in
as flourishing circumstances, financially
as they used to be before the war, and
this was the subject under discussion a
few nights ago in their shanty on Austin
avenue.
1--WE is getting poorer ebery yeah, -
remarked Nance, mournfully.
"Dats so, for fac. Doesn't you re-
member dem good old days befoah de
wah, when we was fixed up so cumfable,
wild all de convenience replied Aunt
Sukey, as she heaved sigh.
Dem good ole days am neber, neber
gwine ter come back" responded the
old darky, wiping away tear.
obey am neber gwine ter come back, -
repeated Aunt Sukey, dismally, "now
we has got muffin but tin ware on de
table; but in dose days, don't you re.
member, ole man, how we used ter
frow ohiney, real chiney cups, wuff 80
cents apiece, across de table at each nd.
DER
The old mans face lighted up with the
memory of happier days and he looked
twenty years younger as he talked about
new $40 pair OF boots he wore out on
her person, and the expensive silk dress
he tore up for her because she sold his
razor slrop to a peddler for some "' tshal
flowers and fcdders, and sich truck =
YeTas SUtiRgs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22
Hot Water Cure.

Boarding house keeper glass OF
water What can the man want with a
glass Of hot water? He doesn't have.
Cook He wants to drink it.
ITO drink it? Well, ! ncver!"
"Oh, all the boarders are sending for
hot water now three times a day
Goodness me! What for:'
''For to drink. They clll il the hot
water cure.
at does bent all what new tangled
notions come up. What does it curt?''
"0h, they say it 10 cure everything
just splendid
"fhaui fortune IL cheap. Give EN-
all the hot water they waag, Ml3a.n
''Yes'tu.
$50 hot wa',r is great cure, il?
Wen, | sl9n't l,t any of my boarlcrs gc.
sick for want of medicine just put
auatEcr gallon OF waer IN hat oyster
soup, Mara; aud | guess you'd better
ttee ont the oyster now might ie t1o
,ieh, - Phiiadelphia cal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22
LOST IN A CAVE.
Fourteen Days without Food Under
Lookout Mountain.

On st. Patrick's Day two men from
Cincinnati, Charles Cover and Christ
Schmitzen, entered the cave under Look
out mountain, near this city, provided
with glass lantern, bottle of coal OIL
lunch, etc. The men had not been
seen to come out of the cave, but the
gatekeeper supposed they did 30 while
cavern and its marvel curiosities had
excited their ambition to explore it. jeff
Harper Emerson and Calvin Leslie, ro-
Gently from Indiana, to-day entered the
cave on an exploring expedition. When
about three miles into the cavern they
were startled by deep groans in close
proximity TO them. They hastened for
ward and discovered the forms of two
men lying PROSTATE on shelf of rock.
The men were unable to articulate
word, but could only give vent in sobs
to their joy at rescue.
After being removed to the outside
world, the men said that they entered
the cave at o'clock on the morning Of
March 10th. They had only small
lantern, not intending to 90 far into the
cave. After they had proceeded about
three ailles Cover stumbled and fell, the
lantern fell from his hand into the water
and the bottle containing the oil was
broken. They had no other means of
making lignt. They groped their way
back few hundred feet, but found the
undertaking useless, as they were in
danger of falling over unseen precipices.
They could hear the trickling of water
and orawled toward it, and lowering
their hats by meant Of strips torn from
their clothing into the crevice they OBJ
tanned II small amount of water from
time to time. They remained at this
spot about three days and driven to des.
peration by hunger made another effort
to escape their terrible doom. About
the fifth day they threw themselves
down in hopeless despair to meet their
awful fate and were unable to move
from that position until rescued.
When brought to this city the men
presented pitiable spectacle. The
ordeal seemed most severe on Mr..
Schmitzen. At times he is delirious.
Late this evening physicians say that
the men are doing as well as could be ex-
pected. BY careful nursing their lives
may be spared, but the chances are
against them. Their entire sustenance
during those fourteen days consisted of
their scanty lunch and what water could
be procured in their hats. -Chatonooga
Special IN ". Y. Sun.
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a. PEASLEY,
DEALER IN

hsIV.kH AND HUuSEHULD WAKES,
Timing and Sanitary Plumbing, sGeneral Job
bing and Repairing, No. 3l4 North Main street.
Pico House block now
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p'elsed, either, and demonstrated.
The next thing Mr.. Austin did
was to organize an immediate
quarrel followed, like the major.
ity of lovers quarrel, by recon-
ciliation and a demand for an
immediate marriage.
Ida demurred and hesitated.
The nearer view her lover had
given Of himself made her desir-
Gus for delay.
A number of her notes and let
ters she had foolishly and trust.
ingly allowed to remain in his
possession. They were shown
among the associates be favored,
with free comments, not at all to
Ida's advantage.
Then Mr.. Austin took himself
off, and the letters too, leaving
around Ida the SAVIOR of an i'll
name.
1t is neither possible, nor prof.
liable, to display the unsavoriness
of this deed. The matter was at
length settled-in a way. Dol
lars were exchanged, and the vile
fellow, whom no other arguments
would reach, was bought off. For
the money. he agreed to leave the
girl he had professed to love,
alone, and TO yield the letters out
of which he had made a trade 80
profitable.
Ida has grown sadder and
wiser. She indulges in but very
few words, bitterly expressing
much.
Her life seemed stained and
soiled, almost lost. Peace seems
now to be settling over it, and,
to unseeming eyes, forgetfulness;
but who that has suffered believes
in that as possible?
How often its hollow sham
covers sorrow that it only seems
to hide, let Ida Rowe's sad life
prove.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22

T. II. GOODMAN, j
General Passenger and Ticket AgtnE
A. N. T0WNE,
General Mapager.
4. Z. HEWITT,
Assistant Superintendent. Los Angeles
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GEORGE M. THOMPSON,
Shipping and Commission Merchant
-ANp--
GE q. IEI DE

Agent for the following Insurance Com
panies:
The Insurance Company Of the State of Penn
sylvauia, Incorporated a. b. 1884: capital stock
s200, 600, net surplus, S2l7 ,433 -. Assets Jan
ua1y lst, lss4, 500 ole 1C, liabilities January
lst, 1854, s2sl ,5s2.27 Losses paid since orsani-
zation oil the company, Sl4 ,lGl, 1851.
New Zealand Insurance COMPANY. Capital,
81, $50 600, Unlimited liability. Losses promptly
paid IN L. :. gold coin.
The Manhattan Lie Insurance Company Of
New York; incorporated 1850. Cash asscts
sll 900 O00
OFFICE Los Angeles street, cor
ner Commercial apSd&wly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22

a gentleman bought newspaper aud
rendered in payment Iiace OF 10 sous.
The new paper woman: Il haven't the
cimnge; you can pay me as you pass
along to morrow" The gentleman: ''But
suppose should be killed to-day The
newspaper woman; "Oh, it wouldn't be
very great loss
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22

An English temperance society has
offered prizes amounting to $4,000 for
some notwithstanding drink that will lie
a substitute for beer. 1t would be first
in order, we think, to devise some non
culpable iniquity that would be a substi-
tute for sin.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22

Steamers Queen Of the Pacific and Orisaba
through to San Diego leaving San Pedro on tbs
dates Of their arrivals from San Francisco.
The Queen OF the Pacific and Orizaba call "a:
Santa Barbara and Port Hartford. (San Luis Obs
po) only, on the route to and from San Francisco
Cars TO connect with steamers from San rc:
for San Francisco 'eWc the s. p. X X. Dclot
Los Angeles. at 10 0 clock A. NJ. railroad time
Cars to connect with steamers from San Pedr5N
for San Diego leave the 8. p. X. R. depot, Los
Angeles, at 1 p. N. railroad time.
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10 the
may
IN ion
to all am
fme krmN cog
Hearts, NerK
o Ca
of
orner and Streets
a
p B. MEYERS, M D.
d&w
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Rates of Fare from Los Angeles


lyPlans OF Steamers Cabins at Agents osi.-
whers berths may be secured.
For Newport Landing. via Santa Cruz u,
freight steamers leave San Francisco about evct
two weeks as tides serve on the Newport bar.
The Company reserves the right to change II,
steamers or their days OF sailing
k5FOR PASSAGE OR FREIGHT AS ABo.E
OR FOR TICKETS TO AND FROM
All Important Points In Europ
......APtLr ro....
b. McLBLLAN, :: Agent
ofhcc-No. Commercial St, Los Angeles. Il
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cor'se souru co'ss sss'"-
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CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN R. R.
DIRECT RAIL c0mMvHicArion WITT
NATIONAL CITY AND SAN DIEGO.

On and after Monday, February IS, 1883. tn
OF tho California Southern Railroad going 40
VIII leave San Bernardino daily, SUNDAYS
eepted, at l5r. NJ, Cotton at 1:t6 A. n, or
arrival OF East-bound Southern Pacific tr-
ana Riverside at 2.lt a. NJ, arriving nj
Diego at 7:15 p. NJ
Going north, will leave San Diego 1T $40 u
Riverside at 2:22, arriving at Cotton at 2:s2f
and San Bernrfino at S:25 ?. N. 4
which Is 90 minutes faster than San Fral.
time. Passengers will save from ten Qo) to l
YOU cents by purchasing their tickets Of tho I
before entering the cars. 4
Close connections made with 3. r. local y
from Los Angeles. Passengers TO and
the East will have but short della N
Cotton. The above Is National City 4
For information for freight or fare IL
Agent California Southern Railroad, Coitof
J. N.vICT
Superintendent, and Gen. fr' and Pass u
.onal City. Cal