The herald., 1894-06-03
which will makeit felt in the com
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munity.
THE HOTEL JACKSON.
The Hotel jackson stands alone in
Santa Monica That in tn aau IL ia tina
only commercial hotel in the city. Not
only Is it good commercial hotel but
1t is one OF the best places for all classes
to stop at to be found in any city in
Southern California. 1t occupies the en-
tire two upper floors of the new Keller
block, built year ago. s. Jackson, the
we'll known hotel man, opened the house
year ago in May and Is building up
fine trade. The house is beautifully
furnished throughout, each room being
large, light and airy and the table is
equipped with the best the market af-
fords. The Jackson is without doubt q
splendid place to stop at and those who
contemplate visit to the coast had best
secure accommodations in advance of
the rush which will shortly set in.
CULP MILLER.
The firm of Culp & Miller, composed
OF F. M. Culp and L. w. Miller, dealers
ingeneral merchandise, are particularly
we'll and favorably known to the citizens
of Santa Monica and many who 20 there
to live the summer. They deal fairly
by all and carry very large stock OF
groceries, provisions, dry goods, etc.
R. Drummer.
r. Drummer, the merchant tailor on
Utah avenue near Second street, has al
most the exclusive trade in Santa Mon
lea in his line. His work is not only
superior but his prieces 80 reasonable
that he is building up first-class trade.
By his energy and enterprise he is de-
serving of the liberal patronage he re-
ceives.
BRUNSWICK BILLIARD PARLoRs.
The Brunswick billiard parlors are
favorite resort by Santa Monica people.
E. E. Brakeman is the proprietor and
his place is conducted strictly free OF a
bar room and Is place any gentleman
can visit. He is also the city bill poster
and lessee of Steere opera house.
R. N. FOLSOM.
The dry goods house OF R. N. Folsom
is the only exclusive establishment in
Santa Monica. The house, which is in
charge of ]. B. Folsom, carries very
complete line of dry goods, boots, shoes,
hats, caps and furnishing goods. 1t has
a very large trade, and 1t would be diff.
cult. indeed, to find more complete es-
Establishment In any city than this one.
Mr.. Folsom is representative man of
the city in every respect.
M. e. CHAPLIN, GROCERIES,.
The grocery house of M. e. Chaplin ia
one of the very oldest in Santa Monica.
The late Mr.. Chaplin first settled there
in 1876, and during his business career
built very substantial business house.
The establishment lie carried on with
the same energy now as formerly. A
fine line of staple and fancy groceries,
provisions, queensware and crockery is
carried in stock and sold at the most
liberal prices in the city. A special
feature is made OF supplying their cus-
toners with fresh ranch butter. They
also have a complete line of table deli
cacies, just the thing for camping par
ties and others who want lunches. Peo-
pie who 60 to the beach can bear in
mind that M. E. Chapin's is the place
to trade. M
THE ROYAL.
The Royal saloon, at the corner of
Third and Utah streets, of which VIM.
White is the proprietor, 10 conducted as
q frst-class resort. The celebrated
Maier & zobelein beer, az we'll as stock
from other frst-ciass breweries, is kept
on hand, together with fine stock of
wines and whiskeys. Their stock OF
cigars is the best to be found In town.
kr. White has been in business in Santa
Monica but year, but during that time
he has made many friends.