The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-04-21
LOCAL nENTlON
Fancy strawberries at Althouse Bro

Fancy Strawberries at Althouse Bros.
Grape fruit. Riverside and Redlands or
anges. Wylie Fruit Co., Third and B way.
Shoes that wear at prices that sell come
from the Queen Shoe Store 1924 N.
Main street.
Professor Payne will organize an adj
vanceu class in. dancing Friday evening,
April 6th;.Acaderny Sixth and Broadway.
Money saved is money, made. The
Queen Shoe Stpren 1872 la4 N. Main street,
can and will save you money on your
shoe bills. A'S s@saJE.
sssBring all your fire Insurance policies to
r. B. Stephens & Co., 1851 West Third
street. Stimson block, and get lowest rates
IN best companies.
Do not miss the grand opportunity
given on Monday the ODD inst, of cheap
excursion to the famous Helmet Valley.
See advertisement.
dance Tuesday evening, April 23rd. All
friends are cordially invited. Music by
Schoneman & Blanchard
One of the officers few days ago found
a large steel file without handle, with
the word Tom" stamped upon it. The
owner can find it at the police station.
Rev. A. G. Bane will preach at Trinity
Methodist Church, South Broadway. Sun
day morning on Quenca Not the Spirit;
evening, on The Moral Effect of the
Fiesta.
If you want the best oil stove in the
market set one of those with improved
burners; entirely new principle. Send
for circular. Howe Bros, 554 South
Spring street.
You will have four hours on beautiful
Santa Catalina island by going on the
special excursion. Sunday, April Dist
Wilmington Transportation Company,
222 South Spring street.
Joseph f. Coffey, a prominent attorney
of San francisco, who has been here for
La Fiesta, will leave tomorrow for Oak
land. where he will attend the grand par
lor of the Native Sons of the Golden W est
as delegate for Redwood City parlor.
The 1895 reliable gasoline stoves have
no equal for economy, simplicity and
durability. We have the most complete
line of gasoline and oil stoves in the city.
Send for circular. Howe Bros, SD South
Spring street.
Special excursion TO. Catalina island,
Sunday. April Dist. Leave Arcade South
ern Pacific depot $3.50 a. m. returning,
arrive Los Angeles 80 P. M. Round trip
from Los Angeles. S2.5 Wilmington
Transportation Company, 222 South
Spring street.
At the Cathedral the music, today at
1890 a. M, high mass. is Marcos third
mass, with good vocal quartette and a
chorus. At the offertory Lambillotti's
Regin, Coeli. and the vespers and bene-
diction are at 30 p. m. A. G. Gardner,
organist.
The dog show closed last evening after
very successful season. While the entries
were not so numerous as on previous &C.
casons. the dogs entered were OF q high
class, and the management deserve credit
for the highly creditable exhibition which
they made
The Easter services are to be repeated
today in all their glory at st. Paul's
Church. At the morning service Mrs.
Kin Bosch will sing the Infammatus
from the Stabat Mater. Mr.. Kechs will
preach upon The New Easter. In the
evening Madame Sobrino, a Mr.. and
Mrs John Maynard will assist at the SER
vice.
The Southern Pacific Company mourns
the loss OF one OF its most popular con-
ductors by the death of W. G. Fillmore.
He had a sudden attack of hemorrhage
of the bowels day before yesterday and
died about $50 p. m. yesterday at Graf
ton. He is a brother 80 J. A. Fillmore,
general superintendent of the Southern
Pacific Company's Pacific system.
;, Excursion to Riverside and Helmet,
leaving La Grande station Monday am
to Riverside. Tuesday from Riverside to
Hemet. Round trip tickets to Riverside,
$1.75. Round trip tickets from Riverside
to Helmet, $40. Parties from Los An.
geles who hold Orange day excursion
tickets to Riverside, by the Santa Fe
Route and who purchase excursion tickets
to Helmet. will have time extended on
first ticket two days, including April oath
and 25th. This is rare opportunity to
examine the choice fruit lands of this
valley, and the great Lake Hemet water
system.
The Press Association excursion yester-
day visited the beauty spots of California
by the following itinerary: Left Los An
geles at Z :45 a. M, arrived at Redlands at
10 am; took carriages and drove to
Smiley Heights and about Redlands. left
Redlands on regular train, II 40 am,
arriving at Cotton at H.: 55 I'm. trans
ferred to Southern California motor cars,
reaching Riverside at 1890 pm; lunched
at the Glenwood took carriages and
drove down Magnolia. avenue and about
Riverside; left Riverside at 2:35 D. M,
reached Cotton at 3:O5, and transferring
there to Southern Pacific Co.'s train No.
A. reached Los Angeles at 4 58 pm.