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The morning call., 1894-03-11

seals In Festival Hall, where the official
opening exercises took place. Inc stage
Ilad oeen PRETTY decorated for the occa-
sion, out the daintiest ornaments were thr
IIhIee iittle girls in white. Rev. joseph
Lowe OF Healdsburg opened the exercises
with prayer. Then t. A. Close, superln-
.enaent OF the Sonoma County exhibit,
msqe short Introductory speech.
MI. Close assured those present that the
eAhiolt which Sonoma County had placed
III tnls exposition was not one that nad
oeen made up especially for the occasion.
Sonoma @ unity, he said, had been little
JACK ward In securing space. and by the
slule she really knew that she wanted 10
make an exhibit most OF her fruit hah
oeen gathered and sent to market. The
IesuIs was that they had to take what tney
coulu GET In the way of eXpositional collec-
ti"n. ms modest claim on behalf OF the
couhty was applauded by the audience,
VINO seemed to think that no apology had
oeen necessary, par icularly since Soho-
ma exhibit is really one OF the most
com prehensive as well as one OF the most
beautiful in the entire fair. Mr.. Close
auueo that while Sonoma County could
not ooast of as many oranges as some
otnrr counties OF the State, its oranges
were Just as sweet and her lemons just as
sour, whlle her wines were we'll known
ana her silk factories could be duplicated
nowhere on the Pacific Coast.
brief addresses were also made by the
director-geDeral and by A. Sbarboro.
MISS Adelaide Rutledge of Santa Rosa
sang very sweetly and the principal adj
urrss OF the occasion followed.
-. Z. Sims Of Santa Rosa was the orator
OF the day. He commented on the appro-
prlateness of the citizens Of so prominent
ana aggressive county as Sonoma and
Que SO important in material resources as
semo ilng to express their qualification al
what had been achieved in connection
win the exposition. He said that il was
10 SonOma that the first steps were taken
10 found republic in California. 1t was
mere that few gallant volunteers had
nrst declared their independence of Mexico
ana raised the fl & bearing the typical en-
Diem OF the bear. under which these pio-
neers gained their first victory.
10 Justify the claim of the citizens of
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CHILD PERFORMERS.
Frank Kane Says They Cannot Work
Upon the Stage.

Frank Kane, secretary of the Pacific
Coast Society for the Suppression of Vice,
has iDaugurated war against the Japan
csc novelty troupe. composed of four men
and four minor boys. now playing at a
theater here.
Each of the men claims one of the boys as
his own.
Yesterday Walter Morosco was arrested
for allowing them 10 perform in his place.
Secretary Kane has served Charles
Comelli, manager of the troupe, with a
notice not TO "open" with the children at
any other theater.
This order Comelli fatty declined to
obey, saying that he had $4,000 invested in
the troupe. and would open at the
Orpheum on Monday night next.
Should he execute this threat Mr.. Kane
will swear out warrants for Comeli and
the adult members IF the troupe on Tues
day morning. and carry the matter into
the courts.
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Robbed in q Streetcar.

Henry Baskrup, second mate of the
bark lbert, called at police headquarters
last night and reported that he had been
robbed OF S43 So He boarded a car at
Fourth street and fell asleep. When he
was reused from his slumbers he dlscov-
cred that his pocket had been picked. He
lives at 521 Linden avenue.
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General Backus Is Better.

Postmaster Backus, who has been seri-
ously i'll or several days with la grippe, is
reported much better. although confined
10 his house as yet with the disease. The
question as to who will be the next Post
master seems TO bother the postal en-
ployes but little, although nearly all OF
them are sat isfed that a change will be
made soon. MeCopBin seems to BE- the
man nearly all the employees have decided
upon as Backus' successor
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THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
IL A. M.-Grand Concert by the Iowa
State band music pavilion near tho
Admin istration building.
1870 p. M.-Concert by Midwinter Ex-
position band on music pavilion near
building.
$3.50 +. m.-Concert by the Iowa State
band music pavilion near Admins
tration building.
$50 p. M.-IilIumina alton OF the expo
sition buildings and central court.
p. M.-Grand Ill animation OF the
electric tower.
1880 p. M.-Concert by the Iowa state
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HandhaII.

Owing to the fact that the Olympic Club
bandball team failed to put in an appear
ance at the Acme Athletic Club court.
Oakland, few evenings ago, in accord
ance with the rules governing he games
the Acme players will not meet the Olym.
pics on this side of the water to-day.
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Another after dark feature Of ire
grounds was the recep ion and concert at
tie Anne Hathaway cottage by he Brit
ish Headquarters Club. The affair was
quite society event. and all the princes
in the neig hborhood we're among the
in yited guests. A fine musical programme
was rendered under the direction of AL
frad tVilkia
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THE WATER ORDINANCES.
A Committee of the Supervisors
Determines Their Sequence.

~ ~ohhittCC VI the supervisors
Determines Their Sequence.
The Committee on Water of the Board
of Supervisors held meeting last night,
the purpose of which was to discuss the
various ordipa nces regulating rates which
had been introduced. All of the Super
visors had been requested to attend, hut as
four members were absent, 1t was decided
not TO discuss the ordinances, but to refer
ths m back 20 the Board of Supervisors, tu
be voted on in the following order: Den.
man ordinance, Hinton. James. Dundou,
Rogers.
The various measures will be considered
and acted upon at The meeting of the board
tomorrow afternoon.
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Love Turns His Back

On slovenliness. rs regards the teeth. Keep them
pure. all ye who wish to be beloved and caressed
SoZoDoNT is nncquaed as a means or whiten.
ing, polishing and preserving them.
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"ofenbachiana Potpourri ................. Conradi
MILITARY.
Overture, Tampa Herold
''Glocken Won Cornevime waltzs ........ .Metra
Stepnshie Gavotte' -.-........-.. Czbulka
"Cayeileria Rusticana". Mascagni
"Beduinen Galop" .-................... .Hehrfuhrt
EvENING-ATRING.
Overture. "Fingalshoehle'' Mendeisshon
Fantasia. Carmen. tizet
"Estudiantina Waltz" waldteuie eli
"Der letZte GrusS' KoschSt
TiuegelbOrn solo. Herr Franz He'll '''nA'
"Nox Popuf Potpourri" Conrad
MILITARY.
''Trocadero March" Fritz Scheel
Overture, "Aebuc dnezar" ................ Verdi
Robin Hood selection. ....-...... do Koven
Solo, cornet piston. Observation-Disclosures.
viii f. Bates
Observation-Disclosures" ........... Saro
The following is the programme TO be
rendered by the Exposition band to-day at
the bandstand, near the Administration
building. commencing at 80 p. NJ
Grand Coronation March, from "rhe Prophet"
erand overture, "wiiam Tei t6y rcqDsstS.
Solo for cornet. Lost Chord" grand aria Sullivan
II. Schmidt
Gems from the popular opera "Cavalieria Rus
wal snhfot: Msscagni
Grand overture, ''rannhauser' wagner
Idyl, Gypsy Life'' ......,.........LeT hieIe
taj Morning: 90 In the woods tcj BoIsrO.
Scene from a sy a5saea
tMiser) cornet. (soprano) by a. Schmidt.
trombone (tenor) by F. X. Tobin.
Grand selection, shamrock, Rose and Thistle"
Introducing the airs of England, ireland
and Scotland.
March, "Midwinter Exposition" -. ii. j. Stewart
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FOR FOREsTERs' DAY.
Progress of Arrangements There.
fOr-The Admission Fee.

Progress of Arrangements There
fOr-The Admission Fee.
The general committee of the A. o. F.
met in Foresters' Hall last evening. The
various subcommittee reported progress.
The programme committee made final
report. which was adopted.
There will be four floats in the parade
furnished by the city courts and circles
two from Oakland and one from Sausa-
lito-the latter to be made entirely of
Marin County roses. In the parade there
will be 100 ladies from the e. .. +. on
horseback. One hundred carriages will
also be provided for The ladies.
The admission for members on parade
will be 80 cents; children half rates.
A regiment of companies from The Uni
form Rank on horseback, costumed as
Robin Hood and his merry men, will be a
feature.
Headquarters have been esta blished at
102 O'FarrelI street, where the reception
committee will be in attendance until For
esters' day.
The committee will give ball in aid of
the fair on Saturday evening next at 102
OFarrell street.
A unanimous resolution of thanks to the
executive committee of the fair for courte-
sizes extended the order was adopted.
Music To-Day.
Afternoon and evening concerts will be
given az the Vienna Pratsr. with the fol-
lowing programmes:
AFTERNooN-srRINs.
Overture. "Bandittenstreiche" .Gounod
'Iraeume auf dem Ocean. Gungi
''kunsterleOen Waltz. Strauss
1.-The Tyroleans". HammeI
Fluegelhorn solo. Herr Franz He'll
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Best Eastern Sugar Cured Hams, per BIS 1215
Best Fresh Mission Eggs, doz............. So
Best Pc Mt Reyes Fresh Butter, per roll... 40
Very Fine Sweet Butter, per roll ....... so
doz cans Sugar Corn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l 90
l doz cans New Tomatoes. SO
New York Full Cream Cheese. per 10. Is
10 large cans Best Little Neck Clams...... 90
large I'm cans Cove oysters. ..s.......... 90
Is In cans Cove Oysters. 90
90 Best Fresh Soda Crackers. .............. 10
IL bottles Best Tomato Catsup. 90
jars Best San Jose Jams, assorted. ....... 90
los best California Black Figs ......... %
ms Very Choice Prunes. 20
lbs Rolled Cream Oats. ...........,. $500. %
Ms Cream Flaked Wheat. 20
PACKAGES Twin Bros. or B. Gem (mush). 70
II gall on homemade (hOw-chow. .,,..,. 20
10 large bars best Laundry Snap........ 90
18Th box Best Laundry Starch ............. IS
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EVERY ONE WAS WELCOMED.
Fruit and Wine Distributed
Without Stint.
AGAIN THE ORANGE FLUTTERED.
First County Celebratior-The inter-
state Citrus Display-FireworkS
at Night.
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY

Through Turmstires Yestsrday......1s,9s6
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BIG TOWN THIS!.
Over One Thousand Places Where
They Sell Groceries.

M HEN WE SAY THAT OUR GOODS ARE
w the best the market affords and our prices
the lowest 1t is broad assertion. L is just as
true as 1t broad and applies to everything in
our large stock. Give US a trial.
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$50 HIGH NOVELTY DRESS PATTERNS,
pure silk and wool, 500 each.
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"a Ladies cordially invited to call and inspect
the above goods which the very latest designs
this
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Us HIGH NOVELTY DRESS PATTERNS,
pure silk and wool, S
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rs HIGH NOVELTY DRESS PATTERNS,
pure silk and wool, 81
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Weak Men and Women

SHoULD USE .5AMIANA BITTEnaSI,,h md
- great Mexican Remedy; gives Ssod r.
strength to the Sexual organs
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100 HIGH NOVELTY DRESS PATTERNS,
pure silk and wool, ST. 100 each.
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band on music pavilion near Admins
trntion binding.
8 and $50 r. M.-Piayfng OF the cleo
trio prismatic fountain In the central
court.
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The Very Lowest Prices

50 HIGH NOVELTY DRESS PATTERNS,
pure silk and wool, Sly so each.
The herald., 1894-12-22

noon for visit with friends and rela.
tives in Oakland during the holidays.
L. W. Blnn, the lumberman OF this
city, is in Phoenix, Ariz.. on business.
H. L. Rothsohild. q San Francisco
capitalist, who has been on pleasure
trip to San Diego, is at the Nadeau.
Earle Edmundson, q leading member
of the Tennessee bar. has located in Los
Angeles, with office in the Phllips
annex.
John Dolhesr, prominent lumber
man of San Francisco, and Mieses Ber-
tha Dolbeer, +. Nj. Warren and o. Car-
gon, are registered at the Westminster.
DR.. NJ. Gardner. chief surgeon OF the
Southern Pacific company, of San Fran
cisco, and DR.. J. V. Laine. assistant CHIEF
surgeon of the came railroad. OF Sacra"
mento, are registered at the Nadeau.
Orr & Patterson, funeral directors and
embslmers; fair prices; first class ser
vice. 147 North Spring; telephone 60.
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AN IMPORTANT SUIT.

j, ID. Hooker VS.. Tho l.. A. Water Conn
pany.
Judge Mckinley was engaged ysster-
dey in department 6 OF the superior
court in hearing the evidence in civil
snit which involved several important
and intricate legal points.
The action in question is brought by
]. D. Hooker & Co. to determine the
value OF certain pipe which the plaintiffs
furnished on contract to the Los Angeles
Water company. r, H. F. Variel repre-
sented the water company and Graves.
OMelveny & Shankland appeared Tor
theJ. d. Hooker company.
The tria! of ths case will be closely
watched by nttorneys,sas the decision
will determine two or three disputed
points on contract The amount in
volye is about $4,000.
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Improving the Wster system.

William Mulhollsnd, superintendent
Of the City Water company, yesterday
reported to the council the following
work done during the month, in pursu-
ance OF instructions from the council:
Four inch pipe is being laid on Bel
mont, Ninth. Twelfth, Eighteenth
streets and Centrel avenue, fire by
drants placed at the corners OF Third
and Wilmer streets, Ninth street and
Clark avenue, Fourth and Soto streets,
Boyle Heights; Central avenue and
Sixteenth street, Ninth and Birch
streets, Twelfth and Tennessee streets.
Eighteenth and Paloma streets. Eight
eenth and San Pedro streets and Cen
trail avenue and Palmer street.
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M e MORA A.

Special holiday sale at Vollmer's. 116
South Spring Street, near First. Quad.
ruple plated tea sets, consisting OF tea
pot, sugar bowl, Creamer and spoon
holder, Sc 30 set. Large size vase lamp,
with decorated shade, SIPS. Semi
porcelain dinner set, three colors, lis
pieces, $40. Quadruple plated butter
dishes, 81 each. Triple plated child's
set, consisting of knife, fork, epoon. mug
and napkin ring, 75c set. Quadruple
plated cake baskets, 50. 10 each. Hun.
dreds of similar bargains.
Buy your Christmas cards at Lichten-
berger's art emporium, 10Y North Main
sc. Headquarters for pictures, frames
and art novelties. No increase of prices
on account of the holiday rush; every
thing marked in plain figures. .
DR.. Rebecca Lse Dorsey, Stimson
block. first floor, rooms 129, 130, 141.
Special attention given to obstetrical
cases and ell diseases of women and
children. Electricity scientifically used.
Consultation hours, to 8. Tel. 1927.
S. Conradi, jeweler and matchmaker,
l13 S. Spring street, makes a specially
OF fine watch and jewelry repairing,
diamond setting; en- elegant line OF opti
cal goods; fine stock OF watches and
jewelry always on hand.
Spscial-For a short time only, finest
enameled cabinet photos in the city, re-
duced to 81 per dozen. Sunbeam Art
Parors. 236 South Main street.
Ho! for Christmas Look into the
new furniture store, 40S South Broad.
way, for children's solid oak writing and
cabinet desks. 50 up.
Mathushek and the Briggs sweet tone
pianos for sale and to rent at No. l18
Winston street. A. G. Gardner, prac-
tical piano tuner.
John R. Paul, funeral director and EN-.
balmer. Satisfaction guaranteed. 419
aud AL Downey avenue, East Los An
geles. Telephone 1866.
Adams Bros, dentists, $685. South
Spring street. Painless filling and ex-
tracting. The best sets of teeth from Sc
to $40.
DR.. W. II. Ward, Mueller block, Fifth
and Broadway, rooms "a and 25. Res,
1893 Flowerst. Tel, Office l42l res. 116.
Fresh pork tenderloin and spare ribs
at Morton & Coughs, 466 South Spring.
The Advance Davis sewing machine is
the best. Office, 128 South Main atrest.
Sharp & Samson, funeral directors (in-
dependenD, $50 s. Spring st.; tel. 1929.
Sewing machines, in good working
order, for So each. 12S South Main at.
Mrs. Oswald makes corsets to order
at the factory, 603 South Broadway.
All kinds of sewing machines to rent
1913 South Main street.
Morton's New England sausage, 446
South Spring street.
Insure with A. O. Golsh, 147 South
Broadway.
Xmas presents Campbell's curio store.
Rooms So q week. y. s. hotel.
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HORT STORIES OF THE DAY.
Clty Hall Notes.


Clerk F. ]. Pslomares, of the street
superintendent'so Office. will soon COM
plete the assessment tor the grading,
graveling and curbing of Michigan ave-
nue. between Pennsylvania avenue and
Saratoga street. The work has been
done at an expense OF about $13,6O0.
The Willamette Mill and Lumber com
pany mas written to Water Oversee r
Bilderrain complaining of the damage
done to their Office building by the
overAowing OF zsnja on the west lin 9
of their yard at Sixth and Alamed a
streets. The letter is referred to tn Q
council with a recommendation for 3
new pipe, as the old wooden fume is
worn out.
1t is rumored that R. Blanchard, for.
merly in tho employ Of Harper q Rey-
nolds, is to be assessment clerk in the
street euperintendent's office under the
administration OF Mr.. Howard.
Thomas Johnson again calls the at
tention of the city council to the oondi-
tion OF the intersection of Beaudry and
Hinton avenues, where the storm water
collects after every rain.
The land committee OF the city coun-
Gil reports this week that the street at
the corner of Sand Of Montreal streets
should be graded. D. F. Donegan offers
to do the work without pay If the city
will pay l5 cents per foot for the red>
wood curb, aud the committee recon-
mends that the offer be accepted.
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De,,h Off. q. Bo,byaheIi.

Edward @. B>abysbell. one OF Los An.
geles' representative ctizsns, died at his
residence in this city Thursday morning.
alter a lingering illneos. Mr.. Bosby-
shell was a native OF Pennsylvania, and
was in his seventy-third year.
Deceased was active in business and
political life and closely identified with
the progress OF Los Angeles in its later
Development. He was one of the found
ers of the Southern California National
bank. and a member of the board OF
directors at the time OF his death. In
politics he was n Democrat, and as such
was elected msmber of the city coun-
Gil, holding the Office for two years.
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The shakesp-are Club,

The Shakespeare club met Monday
afternoon this being the Vt meeting
until after Christmas.
A general discussion of the the third
act OF King John was followed by an an
slysis OF the character of Hubert. by
Mrs. Galpin. Qlstlons upon special
points in this act were distributed, the
answers bringing out diversity of opin-
ion upon many of them. Mrs. Galpin gave
a most interesting character sketch OF
Constance, which WAS heartily enjoyed
by the club.
Character studies OF Eleanor, Con-
stance and Blanche and a summary OF
the religious controversy of the period
will be given at che next meeting.
The herald., 1894-12-22
Law Breakers in jail.

John Smith was sent to the county
Jail yesterday from Santa Monica, to
serve 80 days for disturbing the peace.
George Mitchell OF Downev was sent in
for 10 days, for a similar offense. Other
arrivals were as follows: Richard Glad.
den. disturbing the peace. San Pedro,
80 days; Thomas Hickey. VIM. Kendall
and John Devlin, vsgrancy. Antelope,
10 days each.
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A Poy Mlaaing.

Tho number of missing persona seems
to be rapidly increasing. The latest to
"mysteriously disappear" is Arthur
Bradford, q 15.yesr.old lad whose pa
rents reside at 730 Banning street. The
boy started to school as usual last Tues.
day morning, since which time no trace
of him has been found. He is described
as being five feet high, weighing per-
haps 80 pounds; had dark brown hair /;
wore light suit, knee trousers, gray
overcoat and soft black hat.
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Single Tax ent.

The single takers will hold no meeting
next Monday night. the Blanchard Fitz-
gerald hall being unavailable for that
date. On December 31st, however, the
club will resume the use of the hall and
give Q public entertainment. Besides
other attractions, there will be vocal
and instrumental music, elocution by
the wonderful little Rosebud Andrews,
q single tax exposition by Clarence A.
Miller, an original poem by William 8.
Creighton and q humorous address by
Ralph E, Hoyt,
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Notable provsmsnt.

j. A. Bullard, owner OF the old court
house property between Spring and
Main streets. will commence the erec-
ton of . handsome four-story building
on the site as soon as the rubbish of the
old court house can be removed. Yea
terdsy Mr.. Bullard called the attention
OF the council, in a communication to
that body, to the location of hydrant
in the sidewalk on the Spring>stree. side
of the property.
Morgan & Wells. architects of the
building to be erected, have the plans
and drawing completed.
The herald., 1894-12-22

Mirrors, both French and German plate, can
now be had at great saving on former prices
French mirrors. both plain and beveled; also
peveled plates made to order. All work guar
anteed. II. Raphael & Co., 44O S. Spring
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Orchardists, Look Ont!

Don't buy any trees until you have consulted
Jerome Caldwell, general agent Alexander &
Hammons s nurseries. Biggs. Cal. Office, Nstick
house, Los Angeles.
The herald., 1894-12-22

Los Angeles County Medical Society.
The Los Angeles County Medical So
ciety met last evening at the chamber
of commerce and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: President,
DR.. o. D. Fitzgerald; vice president.
DR.. Powers; secretary. Mrs. DR.. Ellis (;
assis tsnt secretary, Mrs. DR.. Bullard !;
treasurer, DR.. Kurtz; trustees, Drs.
Brainerd, Bicknell, Lasher. Wills,
Hitchcock, Follansbee and E. R. Smith.
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Our Home Brew.

Maier & Zobeleins lager, fresh from their
bre very, on draught in all the principal
looms; delivered promptly in bottles kegs.
Office and brewery, ALI Also street. tee
phone 81
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D,uot for Tortoise Shell.

Exceptional designs, largest assortment in
yeduine tortoise shell hair ornaments, SOC
upward. Imperial Hair Bazar, 224 and 226 W.
second st,
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Boulevard to santn Monica.

The preliminary move in matter
which interests every citizen of Los An
geles city and county was insugurated
yesterday by District Attorney Dillon,
who filed the papers in condemnation
proceedings with view to securing the
necessary right of way for boulevard
from this city to Santa Monica.
The suit in question is entitled Los
Anseles county VS.. J. E. Durkee ct al,
and in general terms asks the court to
condemn all the property within de-
scribsd limit. beginning az the west line
OF the city of Los Angelica at Adams
street. and continuing through the
township OF Ballons to the city of Santa
Monica. for the purposes of q public
boulevard.
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Colunn bian Coal.

w our Columbian lump coal, $s per ton
vared to any part of the city. Hancock
ming, 130 West Second st.
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Choice Florida orsnpes,

Mountain grapes. lady apples, nuts and can
dies, fancy celery, at Lud wig 4 Wagner's, Mott
IarSet Christmas trees at spa e. Broadway.
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The Finent Flarored Oysters

~ bu K and cans, go cents, fuII quarts; fine, fat
mt Juicy. Cans so cents. Discount to hotels
a restaurants Fred Haniman's Mott Market
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Fins Fruits and Vegetables.

Everybody says Richardson. Lowry & Co.,
d. E. First ST., have the incest and cleanss
Il, store in Los Angeles. Telephone 1873.
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Wapner'g Kimberley.

1873 N Main, opposite old court house. Specs
ard eyeglasses specially. Fine watch and
jewelry repairing. Also diamonds and fine
jewelry at lowest figures Wagner, the old re-
liable ieweler.
The herald., 1894-12-22

Try gal. Maltese club whisksy, $3.50,
unexcelled for purity and flavor. T Vsche
& Co., cor. Comerc'l & Alameda. tel. 300.
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Guitar Lessone.
Souvenir Boxes

9"a1ish method, rapid and progressive, b.
>, (, Arevelo room 126 Wilson block.
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Opal Rings. Campbelps Ourio store.

Fitzgerald, house and sign painter, 222
Franklin; telephone 1449. Low prices.
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JOTTINGS.

Trunks and Leather Goods.
All styles and varieties. Large stock always
on hand, and repairing specially. J, C. Gun
ningham, 236 g. Spring st. Tel. S18.