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DAKERS-A WELL EsTA BLISHED BAKERY
ID and bread route; also eating house; stu
ated in brick building near Glenwood hotel
and just north of the opera house; outfit COM
plete, $500. Address CITY BAKERY, GA
Main street, Riverside, Cal. 8 % IT,
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GOOO WOOD, COAL, HAY AND FEED
DOUUs yard, well located; five horses,
wagons; everything complete. stock at in
voice sec this bargain, apply to BEN WHITE,
22l W First ST. 9-l3 II
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CORSET FAolORY.

NFRS. OSWALD'S CORSET FACTORY MAKES
WI to order on short notice every style OF dress,
riding and abdominal corset; ladies' and child
Sixth st.
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NgLLE. RITA SCIENTIFIC PALMIsT, HOLD
lEi ing receptions, ladies and gentlemen, 652
s. Broadway, cor seventh; fees, soc. and 81;
hours d. IN. till D. m. S-22 I'm
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TTOR RENT-N7yE BROOM HOUSE WITH
II bath, suitable for two families, Town and
Wolfskill ave. Inquire 449 S. Broadway. be-
tween and s pm. o-i2 If
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FOE RENr-HOusEs.


LNOR RENTAL SOUTH SANTA MONICA, A
L nicely furnished house for family use /;
very cheap for the winter. Call on HOTCH-
KISS q WHITE, 221 w. Fourth st. up stairs,
9-D l0t
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CILVERTHORNE e. PARKER, HEADQUART-
- ers for new and second hand furniture;
give us a call when buying or selling; goods
sold on easy payments Great bargains in fold.
ing beds. Sewing machines from $l.50 up,
guaranteed. -sHA $50 S. Spring st.
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HOTEi. AhGfLM.
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CENTRALLY LOCATED. OLIVE AND Sec
" ond streets; day boarders. Rooms elegant
ly furnished. All modern convenenoes. Ia
BILE cannot be surpassed. Terms reasonable.
D. Z. BARTON. Proprietor. lis "
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w 2v5, 2c6, POI ana 20s, New Wilson BLK,
corner OF First and Spring SITS.
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II OF Chicago College Dental Surgery, 175 n.
Spring ST., over Boston store, Los Angeles. Cal.
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DOYCE & PULLMAN, 147 S. BROADWAY.
HI will sell your business for you; we have
numerous customers looking for investments
GIL If
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THE NEWPORT = NEW HOUSE; FIRST
a class in every particular; all outside
rooms, elegant and comfortable, at reasonable
rates. hot and cold baths all day, free. 14U
E. Fourth street. nearly opposite Westminster
hotel
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HAKNEss AND sADDLMKY.

TJoTEL RAMONA-S ]. HAMMOND, PROP,
III corner Third and Spring sts., Los Ange-
les. Cal.
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DRAcTIrAL sPANIsH-MRs ]. CORELLA.
4 Phillips block. 245 south Spring street.
9-l5 If.
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wv ANTED-PAR BUSINESS MAN
w with $1,000 to take the Office department
in a wellesteblished and paying business,
which gives a steady income. Address i. 0.
Box 1920. 9-l9 Ii
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Srougat by the Wires from the ,lsrti'. East
South and West.

1t is estimated the storm cost Florida
more than million dollars.
The convention of international factory
inspectors voted at Philadelphia, Friday,
in favor Of As hour week.
The Brazilian legation ut Paris has
rec, lived information that the reports of
r.ota at Rio Janeiro are unfoundei.
At Newport Thursday night, son was
BON TO DIR. and Mrs. William T. Bull of
New York Mrs. Bull was fvlm rly Mrs.
jams G. Blaine, Jr.
Cotton msde bresk, early Friday, and
prices went off 10 to | points on reports of
bull selling at Liverpool, together with free
of. rings 10y the South, while local specula-
tors w,re otlish in taking hold.
The body of an unknown woman, with
hack of head crushed in ard features so
mangled as to defy recognition, was dis
covered in lonely cart path in the woods
of North Sciiuate, Friday afternoon.
The lives of four men, two miners and
two labor,rs, were crushed out in the
northwest coIliery of Simpson & Watxins,
at Simpson, near Carbonate, Pa late
Thursday.
The ST. Petersburg N,rvosti urges the
European powers 10 int.ry' ne betwtt n
Chins an! Japan to the end Of restoring the
status quo ante Hum AMI to reAtrsin the
principal. from renewing hostiities for a
long time to come. Tie paper advise S that
Great Britain ant France jointly occupy
Chins, declaring that in doing 50 they will
render an immense service to civilization,
in whose cause Cbina has d)re nothing.
Daniel b. Hubbard, said to he an attor-
ney of Dorchester, Mass aged SO, uho ar
rived in Chicago, Thursday shot hi, life and a
young man named Frank Gorsuch, with whom
The was walking, Thursday nigh, Mt Lake
View. The dc d is sal 10 he the result. of
jealousy on The part of lIuhha'd. who had
not been liz ing wi h his wife for some time.
Hubbard is 80 Yeas old, his wife but 80
Thy separated, and Mrs. Huhb .rd went to
live with htr father, on Evanston avenue.
Chicago. Gorsuch, who is 10 years old,
lives with his parents, on Evanston avenue.
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DISSIPATION KILLS.
Too Much Pleasure the Ten
dency Of the Day.
We Exert Ourselves in Many Ways
More Than We Ought.
A Valuable RUE Which Il Will Pay You 10
Follow.

There never was a time when diseases
we're so common as now. And we bring
them on ourselves by careless living. The
system cannot stand everything, and il
will surely rebel in time. One of the mort
common ailments is rheumatism. 1t indi-
Gates bad blood and low vitality.
1t may be caused by exposure, dissipa-
ton, or overwork. 1t lis dangerous COM
plant to neglect as it often involves other
organs, especially the heart. There is a
way to be cured of it and all nervous and
chronic diseases and it Rerer fails to care.
Here is letter giving positive proof of it.
Mr.. M. j. Frahill, well known man of
Waterville, VT, writes as follows:
"About three years ago l was attacked
by severe rheumatism. 1t was so bad that
when it took hold of me it made me drop
down in my tracks, and would cause me
most intense suffering. Whenever l was
attacked by it l was confined to the house.
II was fearfully worried over my con-
clifton and began to think l should never
recover. consulted eminent doctors, but
got no permanent benefit from them. l
saw DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy advertised, and concluded to try it
as knew it was highly recommended.
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CHINESE cOWARDicE
Demonstrated by tho Action OF Officers In
the Ba!.lc CT Yau.

SHANGHAI, Sept GS-rhe c linesc naval
officers, now at Port Arthur and Ticn-
Tsin, are squabbling among themselves rs
to The responsibility of the terrible Chi
nca losses in the naval bnttlc off the Yalu
A court of Inquiry Is sitting and has al
lady found Captain Fong Of the warship
Is:-T uen guilty OF c0war;licc in the face
Of the enemy lie was condemned to be
h'acadcd, and is is believed that other Off
Gers will lose their heads.
a telegram from Port Arthur received
by the commardant ut Wci-Hai Wei posi-
Fr5ly accuses the commander of the
Ch2l-Ycn of taking flight with his vessel
before the battle, ut the first sight of tho
1n2my's smoke.
Admiral Ting. who remains at Port
AEhur, has also tclcgraphed to Wei Hal
Wei making grave charges against some
IT his Officers The admiral declares that
lac Ping ucil, the Kwang- Ting and the
C.in2-Chung, together with four torpedo
boats, were up the Yalu river when tho
battle commenced. There they remained
until all the fighting was over Then they
sncaicd out and made for Port Arthur.
Two of those torpedo boats. however, are
said to be still missing.
The admiral adds; The Japanese dcvcl-
opcd their plans and delivered their main
attack so suddenly that we discovered our
selves to be surrounded and attacked on
all Sides
The Chinese have again cndcayored to
prevent tho transmission of all news relat-
irg to the war.
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Boston, Sept %. - Steve O'DonncI,
Corbctts sparring partner, believes that
he stands between Fitzsimmons and Cor
bctt, and last night Manager Brady left
the following challenge with The Posts
sporting editor:
thereby challenge Robert Fitzsimmons to
eight me to "a finish, under Marquis of Queens
berry rules, for 5000 side and the largest
purse offered by any reputable club. As an
evidence of coed faith, have this day deposi-
ted 5000 with David Blanchard of Boston I
have never bee. defeated never been knocked
down. and clam first chance at this man who
aspircs to the worlds championship. Will
meet Mr.. Fitzsimmons, or his representative,
in New York any day next week, in order to
arrange the preliminaries OF the match.
STEVE ODoNNELI.
Fitzsimmons admirers generally be
licve that he will be able to get away with
O'Donncll, should they meet, without any
great trouble. The Australian sparriny
partner is tall, wcll-built fellow, awfully
clever and quick in his movements. He is
not so stiff punchcr Us Fitz, and the
mootcd question is whether his staying
powers are as good as those of the lanky
one He has decided advantage in
weight
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s.v'Iv!H WEBSTER !. COMPANY.
REACTION
CONTINUED from lst page. ]

statesmen of fair business. Philadelphia
manufacturers of cotton and wooden dress
goods are well employed, orders for dry
goods and groceries have fallen off, At
Pittsburg the volume of business is fair, but
prices tend lower, and there is less request
for steel. Several western centres report
favorable features in general trade, notably
Detroit, where jobbing is more active and
collections are improved; Louisville, where
there is decided gain in distribution, not
only as compared with September of last
year, but in some instances rs compared
with September, 1892.
1t ia of significance that Milwaukee and
Duluth bankers report better feeling in
trade and more actiN demand for money.
At st. Louis there is less activity in finan-
cial circles than earlier in the month, al
though in other directions previously re-
ported favorable conditions are well main
tanned. At Chicago, while sales of shoes
and leather increased somewhat, the distri-
button of dry goods and clothing has fallen
off There is a fair volume of business
reported by Kansas City jobbers and the
trade at Omaha and Minneapolis is practi-
cally without change. The volume of
business is moderate at San Francisco, al
though five more vessels have been taken
to load with W heat at 25 cents to Cork for
order In The state of Washington the
wheat and hop crops have been harvesting
which will make shipments more active.
At Portland trade is quiet. The loss of
the grain elevator checked shipments of
wheat. Less satisfactory reports come
from more important distributing points
South owing to the effect of the storm.
Augusta reports the outlook not so bright,
and refers to the low price Of cotton and its
feet on the purchasing power of pro-
ducers. General bushes is unsettled at
Savannah and Jacksonville, and rice and
orange crops suffered. There has been no
matt rial gain in business at New Orleans,
tho importation of fruits and receipts of
bulk gain for export being light. There
has been fair business in Delaware, at
CHATTANOOGA, and other lines report less
activity. NashviIl' says the iron pipe mills
are unable TO keep up with the orders, but
pig iron in that market is quieter. Busi-
ness ia practically unchanged at Charles
ton, Memphis and Burlington.
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4 MILE IN $50 3.5.
The Wonderful Worlds Record Made BY
Johnson at Waliham.

WALrHAM, Mass, Sept. 28.-The biggest
cycle record of all, paced mile with pace
makers, was beaten by John S. johnson,
syracuse, this afternoon, on the Waltham
cycle park. Until this afternoon the
worlds record was l.52 3-5, made by j. ?.
Bliss at Springfield, and the fastest mile
ever ridden in the world, on bicycle, had
been / 81. by Mike Dirnbirger, Buffalo.
But his record was not accepted as official,
as he was paced by horses.
The Waitham track now holds the faster
record, Johnson's time being ]. so 3-5. Be-
side breaking the worlds mile record, john
BON also beat the three-q quarter mile record,
doing that distance 10 l-23.
Johnson came on the track shortly before
4. Twice he circled the track TO timber up
his muscles, and the eighth mile away
from the tape began to put on steam
until, as the starters pistol sounded,
he WAS whizzing over the cement surface
ike miniature tornado. Ahead of him
flew two tardems On the foremost sat
saunders AMI Mayo. Behind them came
Callahan Bros, with Johnson's tire foot
from theirs, gliding along without s. culver.
johnson rode with the smoothness and ease
of man on q practice spin, and cut the
quarter mile tape in 81 seconds, gaining
greater speed each instant, Here Saunders
and Mayo drew aside, and the Galatians
drew on johnson to the third in SO sec
onds, and half il 80 seconds. At this point
Murphy and Steenson on the third tandem
began to move away along the
further turn, gradually gaining
momentum, until at the infant johnson
dropped the Callshaus ard sprang for their
tandem they were going at full speed. 1t
was magnifcently done, and to this latter
team is largely due the credit of Johnson's
great feat. They struck the twc-thi,ds line
in l.l3 So, and then began terrific sprint
At the third quarter they caught and hal
beaten the worlds record, making it in ,23.
Faster and faster they flashed down the
home stretch and crossed the wire eide by
side with johnson in l 80 3 5, Il faster time
than man ever travelled before by his own
motive power.
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How THE PUBLIC IS
IMPOSED UPON.
BEWARE OF FRAUDS.
For The Sake of Profit They VIII
Sacrifice Principle.
Health, Etc.

INSCRIPTIONS dealers are trying to sell
ordinary Glauber Salt or mixture of Seid.
ntz Powder as Artificial Carlsbad Salt"
"Sprudel Salt" German Salt" or I'm
proved Carlsbad Salt" and under other
similar names. The Natural Remedies OF
Carlsbad can not be initiated.
what Nature makes, man can not i'm
prove upon" Artificial made wines will
never replace the natural juice of the
grapes. Neither can the natural waters Of
Carlsbad nor the Carlsbad Sprudel Salt be
replaced by the cheap substitutes offered to
a guileless public for the sake of the larger
profit made thereon, by these INSCRIPTIONS
dealers.
No one would buy artificial wines know
ingly. Why buy the imitation of the Carls-
bad products, when your health is at stalker
The Carlsbad Sprudel Waters are specific
for all diseases of the stomach, liver and kid
neys, and have been used with great benefit
by hundreds of thousands of people. The
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt, which is evaporated
from the Sprudcl Water at Carlsbad, is an
excellent Apericnt, Laxative and Diaretlc; Is
an alternative and eliminatiye remedy, which
dissolves tenacious bile, allays irritation, and
removes obstruction by aiding nature, and
not by sudden and excessive irritation. as
most cathartics do. Use the imported Carls-
bad waters, or if it is not convenient to use
the waters, or when a more decided laxative
effect is desired, use tho Carlsbad Sprudel
Salt.
Insist upon the genuine, which is imported
direct from Carlsbad, and must have the
Signature of Eisner g. Mendelson Co., Sole
Agents for the U. s., 152 s. 154 Franklin ST.,
New York, on every bottle.
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81 am happy to say that since using lis
medicine have had no return of my dis
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FORCING FIGHT.
Attempt to Take Pompadour Jim from Starring
To Business.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 90. - President
E,.holl of the Olympic club has determined
TO bring the Corbott- Fitzsimmons match
20 an issue at once. He will wait for five
days and if Corbett does not come to time,
he will announce Fitzsimmons rs the
heavyweight champion of the world.
FitzsiInmons has mailed the following
challenge to Corbctt:
James Corbett, Champion of the World:
DEAR SIn-At every opportunity when my
n:mt has been used in connection with bat
tie with you for the worlds championship you
have endeavorcd to belittle my claim for fight
on the grounds, as you put it, that am not III
your class, or that you have not seen the color
of my money.
/ am very well aware Of the fact that, al
though l have earl . more money than you at
fighting since l have boccmc mtddleweight
champion, you can buy and sell me financially,
no doubt your faculty for saving being better
than mine. Therefore hope that a $4,000 81 lie
bet will not stand AS Il barrier against SECURING
o match with you.
The amount of money that shall put up has
decided many a championship contest in the
past. Gnu hOl you will not refuse. When you
sign for q S25,0j0 purse, such as is II rcd by
the Olympic club ut the present time you will
find my name attached without asking for Il
losers end. In order TO show my sincerity to
the public at larg., will make you two prop
oSitonS.
First-TIat We engage tn, largest hall in
New York ct and give boxing exhibition,
four rounds, c;tntfc points only, for tlc
benefit of the poor OF New York city. l will
give e1y pledge That you may demand that /
Will not attempt to knock you out. In case
competent judges d,cde that am not i'll your
class 80 far as skill and science; r concerned,
] " tr1,
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HONS YOUR WIFE?

Does she feel poorly all the time. stuff 7 from
lack of e' e-gy. and general mo account" lstess
e"ervaiion? She needs tonic Something IL
wong with re- blood. Run for doctor! No, at
III my dear .ir. Get her bottle of p. L. =.
Pricky A.h. POKE Root and POTASSIUM the very
oest woman's Regulator aud Tonic extant. Ii
reaches the ,ource of trouble quietly aad quickly,
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Y. r. +. to her notice and relief. Our bet physi-
Clans indorse and recommend il, and no well con-
duated household where pure blood and its con
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ont il. For sae by rtpu able medicine dealers
everywhere.
Mr. Randall rope, the retired druggist OF Madi-
sou. Fla, says Dec 3 1881 he regards T. 2. Z.
Prick'v Ash. foke Root aod 20 ass um the
best al era'ive on the market, and tina he has
mole nefcisl results fr IN the use Ct ii
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AFTER MANY YEARS.
CAPTAIN Rowgate Nus! Answer to Tho Charge
OF Stealing $4,000.

NEW YORK, sept, 2S.-Captain Henry
W. IIowgatc formerly chief OF the weather
hurcau in Washington, was arrested yes
tcrduy in this city on the charge Of forgery
and crnbczzlcmcnt of $3700 900, committed
In 1919 and 1879 The arrest is the result
of search which has occupied the atten-
ton of y. L. Drummond, formerly chief
of the United States secret service, for over
10 years.
Howgate was arrested in 1880 in Wash
irrton but escaped and has since bafll1d
oil efforts Mt rccapture. The arrest then
created great deal of excitement and
scandal at Wa 3hington, as 1t was charged
that other officials high in the service OF
the government were also implicated in
tic charges of fraud AGd embczzlcmcnt
iiowgatc ss,S Il daughter who lives at
Ncwburyp6~,, Mass Howgato was II
years ago an active, black ly.irrd Imam in
the prime Of life, He is now 60 years old,
bent and broken and with gray hair and
beard.
Though the United States officers have
been hunting all over the United States
for Howratc he has been living quietly IN
this city rs dealer in second hand goods,
His place of business was Mt 50 Fourth
avenue in the basement.
He has had cards printed bearing the name
OF Harvey Williams, and by that name he
has for years been known to the book trade
of this and other cities 1t was through
Howgate's known passion for old books
thai he was caught, detectives having
found the old man at an auction sale OF
books.
Thc story Of Captain Henry w How
gato's exposure, and of his relations with q
woman named Ncttio Burrill, caused d
tremendous sensation at the time he wa:
iirsU arrested.
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EAST, WEST, HOME IS BEST" IF KEPT
CLEAN WITH
SAPOlmIO

tnaU Is mat the lesson taught by tho Bal-
| timorcs' southern practice trip has been
well learned. Already tho New Works,
ChicagCs, Bostons and Brooklyns have ar
ranged TO go south during April of next
year,
The National league championship will
not be without its contest, so close has
been the race among the leaders. Boston
set n precedent by protesting the game
which President Young permitted to be
transferred from Louisville to New York
Eud which the New Yorks won. The con
ccSt is no doubt legal and upsots u prac-
ticc that has been in vogue in the League
contrary to the technical laws of the or
ganization. But the Boston contest was
a boomerang Having sprung this legal
piece of strategy to beat New York out OF
IA victory, the club set q precedent whereby
the Cincinnati club saw its way to gain
an advantage over its rival, the Chicago
club, by protesting the game transferred
from Chicago to New York and which was
won by the Chicagos. So that game was
played over in Chicago recently, and the
New Yorks won it, thereby gaining a full
game on the Bostons by the latters sup
posed piece of strategy
Having had occasion during the last
trip of the New York club to the west to
accompany the team, | have made decid
eddy important observation which l would
be pleased to have some Psychologist ex
plain as to the why's and whercforcs.
have ocular proof that professional base
ball player sleeps more than any creature
on earth except alternating bear or a
fat hog just after nytime. The New York
r,In liz, fon 10 tn I,o
way of the use of stimulants, but every
one of them sleeps on an average of 10
hours out of the "a, and q few pull off II
hours regularly. Even at that luxurious
rate half of tho team will put in the rest
of the day, or the larger part of it, If trav
cling in a sleeping or chair car, in II
dreamy, perspiring doze 1t certainly ism
the result of an overworked brain, else in
comparison a newspaper worker would
never wake up. What is it in a ball play
ers life that is so soporiflc?
1 saw Arson last week in Chicago. He
had a scalp wound above his forehead
where Short Stop Corcoran shot him with
a League ball, and an abrasion in the left
cheek where Pitcher Meekin had peeled
off few inches of cuticlc with an inshoot.
Though somewhat dsfigurcd, the old
man is still in the ring, or rather on the
diamond. He is willing now to admit
that he can't win the pennant this year
but next season--
Hope springs eternal in the human breast.
Man never is but always to be blest.
And, by the way, q pitcher who can
puncture Anson's check with q baseball
need look for no rival Meekin will name
his own salary next season.
o. =. CAYLOR.