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The herald., 1895-10-13
who use assumed names in order to do

who use assumed names in order to do
their dirty work.
DR.. A. ]. SHORES treatment is now
used all over California. Little one
horse institutions start up daily in every
city, but they are snort-lived. Look over
the papers today and tomorrow and see
these fellows how they copy Dr..
SHORES advertising. They imagine
by doing this they will make you believe
they have the same treatment; but they
have not the brains to even originate
their own methods of advertising, let
alone a treatment that will cure their
patients.
Success in all lines Of business breeds
imitators. Visit the offices OF these imi-
tators and then call at DR.. SHORES
parlors, and you will see the difference
between real expert specially treatment
and that of cheap hired DOCTORS. at sal
ary of $75 a month. employed only to gull
the sick and afflicted. Beware who you
pay your money to, and don't be deceived
by the offsprings of disordered mind.
In the city of San Francisco the daily
newspapers, at the request OF DR..
SHORES, made personal investigation
of the various treatments now. in use in
that city, in order to show the difference
between those little misfit medical con-
Germs. The San francisco dailies made
the asked-for in vestigation and they are
unanimous in pronouncing Or. A. J.
SHORES treatment the most modern.
Below 10 given the verdict OF each:
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Merit wins; a man shall be known by
his works. For over a year DR.. A. j..
SHORES has been located in Los Ange-
les. His treatment has been so successful
that at present DR.. SHORES has four
offices located IN Callfornia-San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles, San Diego and Sacra-
mento.
All good things are appreciated and its
scope is unlimited; If a treatment is a
benefit to the human race, it is not con-
fined to one city, but the world will soon
know OF its virtue.
After one year in California DR.. A {.
J. SHORES has established offices
throughout the entire state. In all cities
you will find few littls concerns who
borrow money from their friends and
start to advertising, and do MS much as
they can to deceive the sick. but they are
soon found out. During the month you
will notice that several have left the city
they went away owing the newspapers,
having used every method to "beat" the
public.
DR.. A. J. SHORES has from time to
time cautioned the public to beware of
the fakir. Don't let lying and deceiving
advertisements, the offspring of dis
eased mind. influence you. Don't take
free treatment one week and then be
charged $40 the next. Don't pay for ex-
tras thas these mountebanks want to
charge you. Be man. investigate the
doctors you intend to treat with. Your
life is short enough without being expef-
imented upon by rupture doctors, men
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SAN PEDRO
Shipping Notes-Incrsase Of Postal Business
News Items


News Items
SAN PEDRO, Oct. 12.--The steamer
Pasadena, Captain Hamilton. arrived
from Eureka with 800. 600 feet OF lum ber
to Kerkhoff- Gunner Mill and Lum ber
company.
Steamer Tillamook, Captain Hansen,
arrived from Humboldt with 240, 600 feet
of lumber to San Pedro Lumber com
pany.
The schooner Serena Thayer, Captain
Mcy icar, sailed in ballast for Eureka.
The steam sloop La Paloma, Captain
Larsen. arrived from Avalon with passen
gers and merchandise to the Wilmington
Transportation comp
Wilbur Mcintyre, q former resident of
San Pedro, but now of Pasadena, rode
down on his bike from the Crown city
to pay +. s. Nichols, his brother-in-law,
a visit.
s. M. Barton and wife left for Altadena
today.
MIR. Blinn of the San Pedro Lum Der
company was here yesterday.
Postmaster James H. Dodson states in
his last quarterly report large increase
in the postal business, which is sure
Sign that our little city by the sea is
growing.
The fishing industry is growing rapid
ly here. The lagrest catches of halibut
ever known here have been outdone by
the catches Of the past week.
Captain Tenstrom of the schooner
Comet has brought his family with him
who will now take up their residence
here next to the Clarence hotel.
Mr.. F. s. Nichols reports good news
from his wife, who is at Altadena. Mrs.
Nichols has been dangerously Ill for
long time.
Jacob Olsen has taken position with
the Rambler cyclery at Los Angeles.
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The Tragic Outcome of Sun
days Etiwanda Fire.
SAN BERNARDINO AFFAIRS
Del Rosa Citizens Angry at the Post.
Office Department.
Mr.. Wilson Does Not Know How to Spell In
Spsnlsh-Ths Desert Queen
Row in Court.

SAN BERNARDINO, Oct. l2.-Mrs.
c. Steiner, who was SO badly burned in
the fire which destroyed her hume east
of Etiwanda Sunday morning, October
Sth, died yesterday afternoon. Twenty
four hours before symptoms of pneu-
monia began to manifest themselves, a
not infrequent result in cases of serious
burns. and this was the direct cause of
death.
On the Sunday morning of the fire,
when the house was discovered to be In
flames. Mrs. Steiner who is nearly 70 years
of age, rushed to where some valuable
papers were kept, intending to save
them. But before she could make her
way out of the house again her clothing
was on fire and she rushed from the
building screaming with pain.
Her husband was close at hand and
he nastened to his wife's relief and tore
off the burning clothing. In dong so he
was badly burned about the hands and
arms. But Mrs. Steiner had suffered such
pain and serious injuries that her life
was despaired of. About the back and
shoulders her arms and necK were fear
fully burned, while her face and head
were In the same condition. DR.. W. H.
Stiles of this city was SUNNI oned, and
though at first there was little hope OF
avoiding a fatal result, Mrs. Steiner
rallied from the shock and after a week
under the doctors care she was SO much
improved that her ultimate recovery
seemed aimos. assured.
THE NAME OF AN OFFICE
Postmaster General Wilson or some of
his various assistants have recently
changed the name of the postofice at Del
Rosa to Delrosa, writing it as one word
and entirely destroying the meaning of
the name. Stephen M. Mosher. who
named the station, took the matter up.
addressing the following communication
10 Postmaster GeneIal wilson:
Kind Sir:-As 1 had tbs nonor naming
Del Rosa, 1 protest against the spelling
of it with small (Delrosa). 1t means
"the Roses,'' or "of the Roses" 1t
would be as correct to spell New York
thus, Newyork, or Los Angeles, Losan-
geles. The patrons OF this Office are in
favor Of the correct spelling; in fact you
cannot get US out here in the wild and
wooily west 10 spell it otherwise. Please
give this your kind consideration and let
me hear from you on the subject. Yours
truly, STEPHEN W. MOSHER.
After some delay Mr.! Mosher received
the following reply. brief, but decidedly
to the point:
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remedies that may be relied on were in
vestigated, among which was that Of

remedies that may be relied on were in
The DR.. A. J. Shores Company, Specialists
In Catarrh and Chronic Diseases
but nevertheless true one, that of ali
modern methods for the treatment and
cure OF Catarrh and Chronic Diseases,
that offered by the DR.. A. j. Shores Co.,
Nucleus building, corner of Market and
Third streets. excels that of all others.
Facts prove this; common sense tells
us that one must stop the cause to cure
the disease. In Southern California DR..
SHORES name has become a house.
hold word. not only because OF the won-
derful cures effected by him, but also be-
cause of his undoubted reputation for
honesty and integrity. When it is taken
into consideration that for the small sum
medicine is furnished. it is not surpris-
ing that DR.. Shores Offices in the Nucleus
building are crowded with patients. Our
representative was shown testimonials
from prominent persons who had been
cursd, and they would fill pages OF the
Post.
Many. practitioners say in a general
way. ''my staff of physicians is conf
posed of eminent physicians" but Or.
Shores goes farther and gives names, ior
instance, DR. ]. J. Sellwood, late examln-
ing surgeon for the New York Life,
Equitable, Massachusetts Mutual, Con.
neoticut Mutual and Covenant Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance companies; Dr.. A.
J. Howe, who for several years held the
honorable position of resident physicIa II
of the Marine Hospita! in this city: Dr.:
u. s. Murphy. who filled the position OF
surgeon for the Southern Pacltio Rail-
road company and police surgeon Of Los
Angeles. Thus 1t may be seen the Dr..
A. j. Shores mpany's staff is composed
of regular physioians OF acknowledged
reputs-with offices located throughout
California. 1t IS an acknowledged fact
BY the highest medical authorities OF the
world that catsrrh is local as we'll as
q constitutional disease, and to provide
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. s, 1895.
Respectfully returned to the writer
with the statement that the department
mnst decline TO change the name pack
to Del Rosa. r. A. MAXWELL.
WANT A RECEIVER.
Villain McAaney and lhis sister, Mrs.
i Cerrle Harrington, have filed suit in
the superior court asking for the appoint
ment of receiver for the Desert Queen
gold mine. This is one of the results of
the complicated litigation in which that
bonanza has been involved.
The plaintiffs claim to own one-half
interest in the mine. The McHancy
brothers originally owned the claim, and
it is alleged that William McHaney gave
half of his interest, that is one-iourth, to
Mrs. Harrington.
The main points on which the applica-
tion for receiver will rest are that
James McIlaney has managed the mine
without reference to their wishes, and
that they have had absolutely nothing
to say about the conduct of the business
or the disposal of the money obtained for
the product of the mill.
The defendants to the suit are James
McHaney and George w. Myers, who re-
Gently filed suit to be declared the own
er of a one-thIrd interest in the claim,
and for $40, 900 as his share OF what bad
already been taken out in gold. 1t is in
connection with this suit that the plain
tiffs fino second ground for asking the
appointment OF q receiver. 1t is alleged
that James McHaney looks very favora-
bly, on Myers suit, and that he renders
such assistance to the l.tter as he may be
able to the great damage of the plaintiffs.
They even gos SO far as to allsge that
James McHaney induced Myers to begin
suit.
They also set up a claim that Myers is
now at or near the mine prepared to de-
fend with force his claim to an interest
IN it, and in view of all these allegations
they ask for the appointment of re-
ceiver.
N. J. Leinson left for Shelbyville, In
diana, by last nights Santa Fe overland.
He will spend the winter with his par
ents at the old home. and while not
actively connected with journalism, has
planned other literary work, to which he
will devote his attention.
Professor S. D. Briggs of this city has
been elected a m ON ber of the Southern
California Science association.
Valentine Reinl, who was but recently
released from serving twenty-five day
sentence for stealing fence, was appre-
hended last night in the act of appropri-
PRIOR conviction for petty larceny, the
offense becomes felony.
Public Administrator Taylor has been
appointed special administrator for the
eastate of the late Judge Brunson. The
estate consists of Office furniture. about
500 in bank. and some paintings OF sup
posed great value.
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ANAHEIM'S THREE ACCIDENTS
Judge ]. M. Landell Breaks His Left
Leg
Mss Auburt Thrown From Q Carriage and
Mrs. Browning Pals From
Her Wheel

ANAHEIM, Oct. 12.-Judgs ]. ". Lam
dell, whose residence 10 west OF Anaheim,
tripped and fell at his home last Thurs.
day evening ana broke his left leg just
above the ankle.
= Miss Nettie Auburt, who conducts a
kindergarten school in this city, was
thrown from her carriage last Thursday
evening and sustained very severe in
juries about the head which may yet
prove fatal.
A few evenings ago Mrs. L. Browning
fell in such manner, while learning to
ride bicycle. as to dislocate the elbow
of her left arm.
Three atsem pts were made to break into
the residence Of Rev. Fritz Reiser Thurs
day evening, but tie nliscrealt being in
terrogated by the watchful clergyman as
to whnt he wanted, no further loss was
sustained than the demolition of a door
and window screen.
A challenge has been sent by Company
G of this CITY to Company Of Santa
Ana to engage IN competitive drill for
a silver cup on Thanksgiving day. Com
pany G will give bali in the evening.
Miss Cora Lewis will open a dancing
school ct Hotel del Campo parlors next
Tuesday evening.
J. A. Priest, a hardware merchant o.
FuliertoA, has sold his business and in
tends to remove to Los Angeles.
The beet growers ars holding a m eetint
this afternoon in Kroeger's hall for tn,
purpose of organising for mutual benefit
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stock and thei
son. Herman Stock, and Mr.. George Rul,
arrived last evening from Blisstield
Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. Stock made the
long journey here for the purpose OF pay
ing visit to their daughters, Mrs. H. G.
Gade ana Mrs. E. B. Johnson.
Mrs. Glasier Of New York city arrived
here q few days ago on a visit to he,
daughter. Mrs. Z. P. Fowler.
John Platt, resident of West Ana.
helm, on whom a surgical operation was
performed few days ago, died this
morning. Pneumonia is said to have
been the immediate cause of his death.
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THE STREET RAILWAY MESS
The Company Offers to Surrender Its
Franchise.
It Is All on Account Of Street PAVING Other
Local News and Per.
sonals.

SANTA ANA, Oct. 12.--For the past
few weeks Santa Ana has been all torn
up over the contest for the Daily Blades
bicycle to be given to the person who
gets the most votes as the most popular
person in Orange county. The last three
days the voting has bean secret, SO that
no one knew which candidate was ahead.
The candidates were Misses Padgham,
Jones and Coeswell. The contest which
closed today at 2 o'clock, when the vote
stood as follows:
Ida Cogswell, 3s, 457; Lottie Padgham,
81, ,66S; Ethel Jones, 1855.
A large crowd assembled at the city
clerks Office to hear the vo to announced,
and when 1t was given out Miss Cogs-
wells friends raised a whoop that made
the town ring.
THE STREET RAILWAY.
The following communication was re-
ceived yesterday bv the city clerk from
the street railway company:
Gentlemen: We hereby surrender to
the city our franchise for all lines within
the city limits and ask permission to re-
move the ties and rails from the streets.
Santa Ana, Orange & Tustin Street
Railway Co., by M. ]. Btmdy. president
and Mary A. Ross Levin. secretary.
1t is suggested by some that the city
purchase the lines from the two depots to
the car barns on West Fourth street and
Operate the same to accommodate the
public until the franchise can again be
sold t~ parties who will put In an electric
line
NOTES.
The friends of J. G. Talbot of the firm
of Smith & Talbot, jewellers, will be
glad to know that he will arrive In this
city from Brooklyn, Iowa, 1next week 20
remain.
A musical and literary programme was
rendered last night by mum Der of Rev.
and Mrs. ]. H. Cooper's friends of the
| Congregational church. A beautiful
| toilet set was presented to Mrs. Cooper,
| together with about seventy-ive cans ol
| fruit
| Juuge Huntington this morning sen
fenced five tramps to twenty days al
hard work.
DR.. E. F. Greenleaf of this city is re.
| ported seriously i'll at his home.
| j. =. Taylor, the painter, had a severe
| attack OF illness on the street this morn.
| ing. He was taken into The Herald
branch Office, where Dr.. Lacy admins.
teied TO bis wants, and was soon able t.
| be taken to bis home.
! The chain gang will be started to worl
next Monday morning under the super
vision of T. J. Alexander.
A mandolin club was organized las
night, with tho following players: FranI
| Galloway, Bert Woodhouse, Cliff Baker
Pearl Glenn, Erva Bear, Maud Mosbaugh
! Edna Adams, Mrs.. Harry Dean, Mro
Maud Roper and Myrtle Edwards.
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SICK PEOPLE
Have Another Chance for Treatment At Q
Very Low Figure.

Have Another Chance for Treatment At Q
Very Low Figure.
Dr.. A. J. Sho,es will continue bis low
charges of So per month for attendance
and medicine during the month of Octo-
ber. This Is good news for the many pa
tients Of the docror, whose offices in the
Nucleus building, corner OF Third and
Market, are daily thronged with people
suffering from all kinds of ailments.
Don't let the fakir get the better OF
you. Treat with men you know. Ask
them to let you see their diploma, and
then they will show you some Licenses,
admitting them to some home college.
Notice today the credentials of the ply.
sioians of the DR.. A. J. Shores company
and then see the difference between the
DR.. A. ]. Shores company and little
rousta bouts who apply to- the newspapers
for protection against DR.. Shores cru
gade. They will all be moving soon. 40
two have already applied for freight rates
east.
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MODERN METHODS
For Successful Treatment and
Cure of the Sufferer
A "Post" Representative Examines the
Merits Of Certain Cures

In this nineteenth century science has
made rapid progress in treating with
disease in every form. and in that re-
spect we are much more fortunate than
our forefathers. Research and study
have brought to light remedies and treat
ments invaluable to suffering humanity.
1t is true, however, that the public is
too often imposed upon oy unscrupulous
quacks and vile patent medicines, or
rather nostrums. But a good thing Is
sure to be appreciated in time on its
merits. During the past week several
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We Are the FurrierS
TAKE NOTICE OF THESE PRICES:

Each hstass garment with Innings lengths
and sweeps.
24-nch French Black Coney full sweep Cape AIS
27-nh French Black Coney sweep cape $50
3o-nch French Black Coney, sweep cape 675
27-nch Black Lynx full sweep cape 500
3O-nch Black Lynx full sweep cape 9.75
24-nch Electric Seal, full sweep cape $50
27-nch Electric Seal, full sweep cape, with Thibet edg
ing all around 1880
3O-nch Pieced Asrachan, full sweep o.75
24-nCh Plate Astrachan full sweep cape 1875
3onch Unplucked Seal full sweep capemaen edng 1850
Remember garments strictly frstass large collars
made as well $50 $780,
Electric Seal Jackets % inches long; this beauty
Fur neck ScarS, in krmme, red fox, LYNX thibet and
bear, at $3.50 each
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DR.. A. J. SH ORES COMPANY
A Medical Company Now to San Franclsc.
Almost Free Treatment

A Medical Company New to San Franchise.
Almost Free Treatment
On another page of today's issue of the
Bulletin will be found tho advertisement
of DR.. A. J. Shores Co. incorporated. }
This com pany 10 composed Of staff of
physicians under the personal supervi-
sion Of Dr. Shores. They come from
Los Angeles here. bearing references
from the leading business men and bank
ers of that city, and also numerous testi-
monials as to the wonderful cures and
benefits that they have obtained in shat
locality. Since opening in San Francisco
at their rooms in the Nucleus building,
corner Third and Market streets, they
have met with phenomenal success, ow ing
OF course largely to their reputation, but
also to the extreme low rates of charges
made, their fee being but So per month,
including medicine. 1t is estimated that
about one hundred patients day are now
being treated by them.
Can these little second-class misfits and
one day dodgers show such endorsements;
they must lay still in one place long
enough to get all the money they can and
then fly between two suns. Beware who
you treat with, don't jeopardizs your
heath and life with men who are not
regular doctors. DR.. A. J. Shores pub.
fishes his credentials, do these misfts do
the same?
Tho san Francisco Call says that DR..
A. J. Shores treatment is tho bess; do
little cheap John concerns produce such
evidence OF suocessP
Public Benefactors
DR.. A. J. Shores Company. one Of the
largest and most reliable medical con-
earns in the west, have located perma-
nently in San Francisco. Nucleus build
ing. Thei2 recomm endation is the sue
cess of their treatment, and having only
been one month in the city, already this
company have very large business.
Ali California is enthusiastic In their
praise of DR.. A. J. Shores most success.
full treatment; imitators spring up daily.
but they die soon; oh, such hard
death, owing all the newspapers and rob-
bing you of your money and health. Ask
your grocer, your druggist, your friends
and neiehbors. they will tell you that
DR.. A. J. Shores is only safe and success
full treatment for catarrh and chronic dis
eases in California.
The San Francisco Report says:
CDR. A. J. Shores is doing u humane
work. What little concerns are dong the
same honest work? Honest announce
ments are what the public want.
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= TOOK A HOLIDAY
The Convention Delegates at Minneapolis
Seek Some Amusement

The Convention Delegates at Minneapolis
Seek Some Amusement
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 12.-It was a
holiday for the delegates to the Episco-
palian convention today, and very pleas.
antly it was spent in visit to the see
city of Farlbault, Mimi, where Bishop
Whipple lives, and where are located the
Shattuck military sch COL, the divinity
school and the Marshall, school for
girls, all of which are under Bishop Whip
ple's direct care. The train was cut into
two sections. ]. Pierpont Morgan's pri-
vate car was attached and he entertained
q party of guests on the trip. Alto
gether some 500 excursionlsts went to
aribault.
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NOT PAID FOR

DR.. A. j. Shores Does Not Have to Offer In
ducements to Patients to Testify to
Success Of His Treatment
Mr.. B. N. Campbell, Of the well-known
firm Of Campbell Bros, stairbuildsrs, ia
willing to endorse DR.. Shores treatment,
after treating for years in different parts
OF the United States. He came to Lou
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Partisan
Cloak & Suit Co.
221 South Spring Street
Fashion Leaders Leading nodistes
221 South Spring Street
Fashion Leaders
Leading r1odistes

garment thousand New Wraps
Both will be treated with the Don't
especially requested FUR SALE
patrons
Saturdays sale will be held TOMORROW, MONDAY
quoted such ridiculous prices Neither
barely covering the
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for this fact Dr.. Shores prepares q Com.
bination Catarrh Curs, the only prepare.
tion of the kind offered the public. It
one package provides medicine for the
nose. throat. liver, a tonic, salve and
inhaler. This is a common sense treat
ment that will soon be offered for sale by
all druggists. In closing we should state
that the company IS composed Of we'll
known, reliable gentlemen, with q large
capital.
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Angeles and found health In DR.. Shores
treatment.
thma and had treated with many doctors.
1t was so BAD that it reduced me in
weight from 2l5 to It's pounds.
II can heartily recommend DR.. A. ].
Shores as the only one who knew what to
do for me, and now 1 have no return of
my former symptoms"
The herald., 1895-10-13

WHAT the San Francisco Bulletin saw.
OF DR.. A. J. Shores treatment; this 10 the
difference between a recognized firm and
little petty larceny institutions. Dr..
Shores treatment is being used by over
100, 900 people in California.
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This is-what the San Francisco Post
says of Or. A. J. Shores treatment; what
do the little concerns produce, as such
evidence 60 to doctors who have q repu-
tation, men who have gained national
reputation. the little concerns have to
deceive you. for their medicine knowl.
edge will not get your patronage.