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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-08
MANHOOD RESTORED.

Remedy Free-A victim of youthful impru-
dence causing Premature Decay. Nervous De
bility, Lost Manhood ETC., having tried in
simple means Of selfcure, which he will send
free to hts fellow sufferers. Address y. H.
1ssyss, - Chatham street, New York. s4ttvtf
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-08

Parker's Pleasant Worm syrup Never FAN,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04
Ana san They Come !

Quite number of our prominent citi'
gems called at the office Of the California
Southern Railroad yesterday and left
their names with Mr.. Parsons Tor the
great broad gauge Pullman Palace excur-
sion to Kansas City and Chicago, which
will leave this city next Thursday.
They fully appreciate the efforts of this
comparatively new line in our midst to
give our people facilities for visiting
their Eastern friends, at rates never
heretofore enjoyed. They also realize
that when one considers the time and
accommodations. this is remarkably
cheap excursion. Several persons who
have signifed their intention of going
will occupy places in the tourist sleeper,
which goes through on the same train.
Others will pay the small sum OF Sll so
and secure double berth in an elegant
Pullman Palace sleeping car, which will
accommodate comfortably two persons.
This being the first party ever leaving
Southern California holding round trip
first-class tickets to the Missouri river,
it is looked forward to as the event Of
the season.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

II is not generally known that the st.
Elmo Hotel has fallen into the hands d
our most popular landlord, Geo. o
Ford, who, from this date. will surprise
his patrons with such list Of dellcacie'
90 has never before been seen ona dining
table 10 this city. The first move made
by Mr.. Ford will be to thoroughly reno
vate the house, and by refitting and re-
organizing he hopes to place it in bet.
ter condition than ever before. Il will
be conducted on the very strictest Of first
class principles but the price will b.
such that all can be accommodated
Great preparations will be made to &C
commodats the members Of the Grand
Army who visit here. 40 well as the
members Of the Republican convention
and their friends. The finest cook
known in this city has been secured
and clerks, steward and general help Sc
lected who are adopts in the profession.
Rates will be 81, $3.50, So and $3.50 per
day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

NJ. F. Dyer. young man from San
Francisco, who has been employed in
the Office Of the HERALD for four
months past az advertising solicitor and
entry clerk Of subscriptions, disappeared
on Friday night about hslf-past two
O'Clock, and has not since been seen in
the city. He was last seen at the de.
pot as the train for Yuma was about to
leave.
On the day before leaving he received
some small sums of money due the
HERALD, but failed to pay them over to
the proprietors.
He left q suit OF clothing and valise
In his room and his rent unpaid for
several weeks. He borrowed $40 from
aequ aintanees in the city, and left
a tailor's bill unpaid. 1t
is supposed that he left on
the Yuma train at 2:30 p. M, as letter
was yesterday received from him ad.
dressed to the proprietors. and post
marked on the incoming train from
Yuma dated July Sd. In this letter he
stated that be was short in his accounts
about $50, but thought be had means to
pay the amount. He enclosed two small
unendorsed checks which be had re-
ceiyed but could not use, and said that
he had been ON spree and become de-
moralized, and was sick in bed. II has
since been learned that he had been
spending his nights with women OF bad
repute and drinking heavily. As exag-
gerated reports concerning the matter
may be circulated, the foregoing state
ment of facts is set forth in full as far
as known.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

Mr.. Dodson, of Ell Monte, will be to
A.. foro with his rsual Fourth of July
ball.
At the Mission San Gabriel, at Bailey q
hotel. there will be a grand ball in the
evening.
The Youpg Mems Catholic Union will
o;ve THAR frat annual picnic at the CITY
Gardens on San Pedro street,
In another column of the HERALD will
be found the programme of all the exer-
cises of the citizens committee.
80, =, .har A,oo,as pasa Pal,
c,sI I'll, .,,u .ha s.n,a Ara. a friendlv
game at the grounds on sixth street.
Al fonr p NJ. there will be a grand
u,a,.. a.n.;o, os .hs b;o balloon on
ea.aMay a''vI TN.s VI NJ stvaats
'ne CORNER y, 'ou''" anu a
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

Just south of Jefferson, facing and
| between New Main and San Pedro
streets. Free BUS leaves 236 N Main
ST., Baker Block, daily, including Sun.
day at $3.50, 1890 and 3 P. NJ. Smallest
lois 5Oxll9 feet. Price of all lots, $3.50
each, payable in light monthly Install
ments, without interest. With these
lots the owner contracts to furnish the
following improvements without extra
charge. Ten beautiful dwellings, two
inch plank sidewalks on both sides of
every street, mast electric lights and
pay for their use for ole year. The
ground now contains l4-year.old orange
trees and bearing vines. The
soil is dark and rich. and
no adobe. p miles west of river.
Streets will be carefully graded, with 65
feet avenues and ten feet sidewalks,
There is not flaw in the property;
every lot perfectly level; title perfect.
The breeze from the ocean is unobstruct.
ed by hills, always fresh and pure.
Water best in the county. Main street
horse ears will be within one block OF
tract by Oct. LIST. About July 3lst the
subscribers names will be drawn to see
who can first select their lots with con-
tents, including the dwellings. After
the dwellings are selected there are Of.
tt en- extra large corner lots to be taken.
The owner respectfully refers to the
Presidents of the city Banks. Books
now open for subscribers.
j. VI. BACHELOR & CO., M'grs,
236 n. Main ST., Baker Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
A Place 90 Keep vatuabie pspers
and JexEairV.


Messrs, W. 7. aud A. D. Childress
have on hand an enterprise which will
prove of great convenience and benefit
to the public, namely. the establishment
of a safe deposit bank, at 81 South
Spring street. These gentlemen, who
have been in the banking business for
many years, latterly in Terrell, Texas,
are thoroughly oonversant with the
business la all Of its details, and their
safe deposit branch will be conducted
upon tie principle and rules governing
the best known Institutions OF the kind
in the world. The first requisite OF this
business Is an excellent vault, and the
Messrs. Childress have spared no ex-
pense in procuring the best made vault
possible. II Is made by the Diebold
Safe and Lock Company, and Is the
strongest vault in Southern California.
| Il Is Of chrome steel, an inch and half
thick, and is protected by the celebrated
Yale lime lock and two combinations. as
well as by a newly patented anti-dyna-
mite protector. The inside dimensions
of the vault are: Ia feet long, Q feet
wide and eight feet high. This vault
contains over 1000 small safes for the
accommodation OF customers. which are
of welded steel and iron, burglar proof,
with doors of extra thickness OF the
same metal. everything wrought ont OF
the very best material. The doors are
fitted with the very latest improved
Safe Deposit locks, patented in Noyem-
her. 1885. A master key" is held by
the bank, which is first inserted before
the renter himself can have access to his
safe with his own key. The keys are
totally different, and being SO, act as
safeguard for bo renter and the bank.
There is also an ingenious conirivance
which prevents the withdrawal OF the
renters key until the safe is again
locked.
These boxes are of different dimensions
and rent for from IS to $50 per annum,
according to size. Every reasonable
precaution is taken in the way OF identi-
fication before renter is admit.
ted to the vanlt. Every lock is changed
with every change of renter. The
bank imparts no information as to who
are depositors or renters, or as to any of
its transactions with them.
These safes are especially useful to
executors, administrators, guardians,
trustees, lawyers, and Others having
valuable papers which it is necessary 10
protect from fire and burglars.
The office of the bank is very hand
somely and conveniently arranged, the
woodwork being from the Kerchoff-Cuz.
ner Company, and the decorating, espe-
cially worthy Of mention, being done
by j. Whomes & Son. Back of the
vault is an elegantly furnished private
office for the accommodation of custom
ers of the safe deposit. The Messrs.
Chi!dress will also conduct a general
banking business. in which, from their
long experience and solid financial stand.
ing, they will be successful. The bank
will open for business on Tuesday or
Wednesday of this week, and in the
meantime all are requested to call and
inspect the vault and offices.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

Wien Mr.. Durham leased the Nadeau
Block for hotel. one Of his chief diff
oulties lay in procuring a set of silver.
ware iur he new hostelry. The order
was wen to Messrs. Meyberg Bros. of
this city. They sent on to Rogers
Bros. Twelve days ago the 'et left
New York by the Sunset route. Yes
terday it renched here in eleven and one
half .ays from New York to Los Ange-
les. This is the fastest time on record.
There are seine 700 pieces in the se'.
which was displayed in the window of
Meyberg Bros. yesterday. where 1t at
tracted marked attention. 1t will re-
main there until tomorrow afternoon.
The set is of elegant design and execu-
ton, and will grace the tables of the
Nadeon as few hotels in the country.
To. day and tomorrow hundreds will adj
mire the beautiful set In the windows of
the Meybergs. corner Temple and
Spring streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04


Mr. c. A. Roques went out to Coltor
yesterday.
Mr.. Arturo Auerbach yesterday re.
turned from San Francisco.
Hon. s. M. White will arrive here by
train from San Francisco to-day.
NJ. L. Wicks. ESQ.,, is on the the train
due here from San Francisco to day.
Mr.. c.. J. Griffith, OF the Los Fell,
ranch, returned from San Francisco yes
terday
Hon. X. +. Del Vale went up Il
Camulos yesterday to spend the Fourth
at home.
Genial Bob Polk, known for quarter
of a century to all old.timers, ia in the
city on business. He is welcomed with
open arms by a multitude Of friends.
Mr.. Ed. Brown, of the San Francisco
Examiner, returned home yesterday
H is cousin of the Perry Brothers o
this city. who showed him the town.
Mr.. A. C. Jones private secretar!
to Mr.. o. w. Childs, returned
yesterday from trip to his OLE
home in Milwaukee. His friends ar
delighted to see him look so well.
Judge Alexander Campbell, one of tn
leading lawyers of the Pacific Coast TO
many years, and for a few years resi-
dent of Arizona, is visiting Los Angelo
and will probably reside here perman
emily.
Messrs. John Dug, q. X. Smith AM
II. Dabelow. all old residents of SAINT
Clara, are in the city, after locating
hundred and sixty acres of land in Ante
lope Valley. They are greatly please,
with this section and will iu a short tim
move their families ON their places, afte
which they will put their places under
high state Of cultivation.
John Cashin, who is largely intereste
In the Union Ice Co., is in Los Angelo
on business connected with the company
Mr.. Cashin ia fiowery talker, and hi
description of how the natural ice is OF
tanned and brought here all the wa
from the Truckee river is very interest
ing. Mr.. Cashin has done well fo
Los Angeles, he having established
large branch office in this city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

The steamer Goo. w. Elder sailed
yesterday with the following passen.
gers for San Diego;
Miss Annie Me,calf, Miss Mollie Luz
cas-. Henry Wilson. Miss NJ Wilson. G
Aire, DR. Walter Lindley and wife. Mrs
A james, son and servant; Frank Nc.
Coye, Harry Berman. G Il Fordham,
Cbas Legge, Mrs l. Smith. Frank RAIDER
and wife, II 7 Newell and wife, j d
Fredenckson, Mrs l. Harris, Mrs II P
Lantz. Miss May Newell, ID Bate, c S
Hamlin. NJ Solano. Mrs NJ M Lawlor,
Mrs j K Sanderson, Mob Hayman and
wife. Harry Hayman, Mrs M Ainsley,
j o Miller. o Snyder. A Granger and
wife, } w Holloway, J A Harris, c
jenkins. l. Chick, c Chick. Eugen,
kiages, o Morgan.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

Y. NJ. G. A. meetings at First Preaby
terrain Church on Sunday ar. N.
The express train yesterday carried 4
large number Of passengers into the city
The railroads are shipping great dea
OF new crop hay TO the territories a
present.
The American ship, Belvedere. arrived
at San Pedro yesterday with 1000 tons o.
coal from Departure Bay for Mr.. w
s. Maxwell.
MONDAY prayer meeting Y. NJ. G. A.
rooms, Hollenbeck Block, opposite Cit,
Hall. from ~ to 1890. Come Cordia
invitation TO all.
The Santa Monica train yesterday rar
into buggy crossing the track at the
corner OF Main aud Jefferson streets
The vehicle was badly wrecked, but sc
Tar rs reported. no one was hurt.
A great excursion Of Chicago sohoo
teachers will arrive here by the
California Southern Railway tonight.
They will stay here couple of days
aud then proceed TO San Francisco.
The Christian Science Union. - The
Union OF Christians" meets every Sun.
day afternoon in Grand Opera Hall. fol-
Christian conference, and laying ON oil
hands for the gift Of the Spirit. aud for
the healing Of the sick. DIR. Truesdell
will speak tomorrow on "Christian
Healing, or the Divine Law of Cure"
The railroads are doing large
freight business at present. The C. p.
Co., yesterday put in three new crews.
The L. A. & s. G. v. R,y has rails
laid to Santa Anita; is laying rails
to Baldwin, has the road graded
to Monrovia, will Grade right
on to Duarte, where the cars will
he running by the end of Au-
gust. In September the crossing of
the San Gabriel will be made, while the
water is low and the work east will be
pushed as fast as rails can be obtained.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

The business at the United States
Land Office for the month of June. 1886
was as follows: Twenty.seven cash en-
tries on 222347 acres; eighteen desert
land entries on l0,420.43 acres; one
final desert entry on 40 acres; sixty -four
home entries on 9ol7.45 acres; seven
iiual home entries on ll95.67 ncres
thirty.two timber culture entries on
2l96 81 acres; two soldiers home dec
larations and seventy-one presumption
| declaratory statements. The total re
ceipts for the office for last month ag
gregated S9765 &c.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

The Los Angeles Baseball Club are to
meet to-day and tomorrow the Santa
Ana and San Diego mines at the grounds,
corner Sixth and Flower streets, in q
series of friendly games. The game to.
day will be called at 2 P. NJ, and that
tomorrow an hour later. A good time
is anticipated. The San Diegans are on
the spot. The nine is as follows:
Captain, Dan Noonan; pitcher. John
Chambers; catcher, Dan Noonan; LIST
base, Tom Rodgers; End base, Geo.
Bryant; Bird base, Chas. Snyder; short
stop, Tom Raymond; center field,
Frank Smith; left field. Sam Sincere;
right field, Joe Martell; Harry Denler,
Manager.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

The comments Of our lady admirers o
line work would occupy more space thar
we can fill, so hurried are we. Suffice i
to say that the fresco work done by OF
terman Rivers at the entrance to this
Nadeau, as also the parlor. and Mr.
Eaton's quarters, is attracting wid'
spread notoriety. They are certainly
doing the finest work ever done in their
line. Come in and see for yourselves OF
drop them GARD and they will give yor
estimates on your homes. churches, OF
halls. Their address is P. o. box lll3,
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

MERGED. Cal. July 3 Following is
list Of the south bound passengers pass-
ing through here this evenings
SM White, NJ l. Wicks, Los Angeles.
Mr. Bishop and wife San Francisco; Miss
NJ Smith, Miss Smith, Berkeley; Mr.
i A Walton aud family Miss C b Por.
Ter, S A Rice, Miss w Rice, s +; Dan
Langinett, Tomales; I II Varney, Sac.
ramento; J ! Killelea, Delano: Mr. Dor.
sey, Las Angeles; John Kelley, Thos
Cornell. Thos 0'Neill. S +; A Il Wilson,
Oakland
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

The snles of Stamps. envelopes and
postal cards. at the Los Angeles post.
office for June, amounted to "a, 2l2, be-
ing an increase over the corresponding
month Of 1885, of SS95. During last
month tue carriers delivered and made
collections of mail as follows;
Delivered Registered letters, ia;
mail letters, IS. 500: mail postal cards,
5,G2l; local letters, g. 1872; local postal
cards, 1897; newspapers. etc, 45, !96.
Total delivered, l2l, 500 Collected =
Letters, 5i,072; os'al cards, 6.566;
newsp luers, cite 4,773 Total collected,
GAIL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04
NEVER BEEN p,sAPpolnrro.
Notice to Purchase Timber Lands


At LOs ANUhIEsl OALp JuIy o oob'I
Notice ia hereby given that Josiah W.
Hudson, OF Los Angeles county, state of
California, has fled In this ONCE his appli
cation for the purchase OF lots and OF
section 20, township 2 south, range 10 west,
s. b, NJ, under the provisions OF an act OF
for the sale OF timber lands, etc. Said tract
containing 87.0f acre, OF land. Any person
or persons claiming any adverse interest 10
the said tract are required to present the
same ut this once within so days from the
date Of the frst publication hereof, other
wise such claim will be barred BY the pro
N J. b. BETHuNE, Register,
fxH-COfs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

i7l< acres at the Vernon, q beautiful
we'll as very productive home mouse =.
FS0Ss b basT ne yell IL seres
alfalfa; one OF the finest ranches IN lne
10 acres at Glendale all under water; Q
acres improved: cheap place; szpo,
II acres. finely improved. on the Alhsm.
apricots and ~ In years; oorneriot abund-
ance Of water; $500.
10 acrea at Orange under thorough cutu-
only $3.50.
AZ lOoacres at Highland Park: big bay;
IS l6-lo0 acres in the Lick Tract sdioins
city limits, cheap at $l7b per acre.
70 acres OF old vineyard; good house, large
barn. fine well tank and horse power; water
cellar; vines 10. IL and % years old, mostly
foreign varieties; wine shed S0x16o; distfi-
lery Building sOx4o; contsins all of the lat
est improved machinery fer making wines
between 10000 and $1,000 galions Of wine,
has q fne line OF custom with demand far
In excess Of the production; will sell all the
III soTsss ou was soss
dltlopal outlay for 10 years In way Of new
machinery, etc. This property has paid
5000 per year for the past years and will
and aGTds one th q the 5sst brsi
Best OF reasons given for selling. Also. In
connection with the above, a hne young
vineyard of 40 acres.
Two nice lots at Long Beach $1,000.
House and lot at Santa Monica, $500
room hous and large lot, one OF the
prettiest places in East Los Angeles 1890.
must be seek to be appreciated.
Beautiful lots in Pasadena
Ranch In Kansas to exchange for Los An
geles property.
RANCH In Nebraska to exchange for city
or county property.
Ran hes in iowa to exchange for Los An
geles property.
AtrictlY on com mission. and make Il 4 poin
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

Have received benefits from Greens
Lung Restorer, SANTA Able, an in.
valuable preparation for coughs, colds
aud lungs. Not secret compound
made from Abietene Balsam and Noun.
tain BALM. Physicians. ministers, vocal.
lists aud public speakers acknowledge it
the king OF cough cures. For sale by
Preuss 4 Hanco, agents. II and 70 N.
Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

Last night the Gas Company inflated
the hugh balloon "Monitor," and it il
now ready for captive ascot sion TO day
aud Tomorrow, to a height Of thous-
sand feet. Monday afternoon at 4, Prof
Van. Tassel and several passengers will
embark in the basket los a sail aloft,
where from the clouds they eau look
down on mother earth. Where they
will land will depend upon the fckel-
ness Of tho wind
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04
sls,45l.525 9


This great coniurer closed his engage
ment at the Grand last night. Tonight
he will appear at the Vienna, where all
his best tricks will be performed at the
popular prices of 25 and so cents.
At the close of the entertainment the
holders OF the lucky numbers will re.
eeive each a present just as at the Grand
during the past week
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

Parties visiting San Francisco should
bear in mind that, while the Palace
Hotel is the finest and largest in the
world, its rates are only the same as
other tirst-olass hotels. Its table is in.
comparable, and is especially looked
after by Mr.. Sehonewald, who has no
equal in hotel management.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

There will be a prize shooting match
at Agricultural Park to-day at P, NJ.
for a w. W. Greener double barrel shot
gun. After the match for the gun is de.
cided there will be clay pigeon shooting
Tree TO all. a. Slotterbeck. gunsmith,
opposite U. s. Hotel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04
There is None - There Can be

There is no comparison between the
lois on Eleventh. Twelfth and Pico
streets, of the Williamson Tract, and
tho score OF tracts" embracing go.
called lots from Pasadena to the Coast
Range Read the advertisement OF the
Williamson. View the property. See
the book. Read the names.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

The following officers of Fellowship
Lodge No. 234, A. o. U. w. were in.
stalled Friday evening at their hall by
D. d. G. NJ. R. Sharp: P. NJ. W.. A. o,
Adams; NJ. W., G. F. Rutan; foreman,
Unger; overseer, l.. j. Thompson; re.
corder. F. H. Barclay; fnancier, f. B.
Tanning; receiver, Dr. Bird; J. W., P
w. Deckman; o. W. Majors.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04
DIED.
FUNERAL NOTICES ONE DOLLAR.

BRIDGES-In East Los Angeles. July I'd
1886, James Bridges.
Funeral from his late residence In East
Los Angeles at 2 P. M. to-day. July 4, 1855
GRlFFI rH-In this CITY, July 4, 1855, sarai
A. Griffith, beloved wife Of J. M. Grinith
aged 80 years.
Notice OF funeral hereaftsr.l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

The thirty days annual clearance sale
of clothing, boots, shoes and gents fur.
nishing goods must take place on the
LIST Of July.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

In addition to its regular trains the
San Gabriel Valley Railroad will run
live extra excursions on Monday, make
ing eleven passenger trains to and from
Los Angeles, to accommodate the expect
cd crowds ''the day we celebrate, -
The last train will leave Los Angeles at
ll:S0, after the fireworks, theatre and
festivities are fairly over.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

Latest In pattern, which we will sell for
$500. Merchant tnilors are charging
for the same identical goods $40 to s45,
but we must and will take the lead in
bargains for fine and well ,made.up cloth
ing. Call at E. Adams one.price cloth
ing house, Is g. Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

The Los Angeles Rubber Stamp
Company has removed its manuiactur.
ing establishment to room IL, Allen
Block, corner Temple and Spring. The
office will be removed from 20 North
Spring street to the same place on the
10th instant.
July 4, TT
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chilblsius,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by G. F. Heinzeman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

Plank sidewalks already in front of
The Williamson and the City Center
Tracts. Eleventh street will soon be
cat through, planted with trees and
have plank sidewalks, also.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04

Book keeping, penmanship and arith.
metic practically taught at Prof. Law
sons night school. rooms, IL and IL
Schumacher Block. Reduced rates to
public school pupils. Adult class in
writing at 2 Pm.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-04
Andress' Grand Pavilion Car
nIVnl

Tom W. Howard, advance representa-.
tive OF the Great Andres Grand Pavilion
Carnival, is in the city to paint the town
red for his show which will be here on
the 18th instant, and perform on the
circus ground on Main street