The herald., 1896-11-16
Drleht Special Delivery.

~ ateruoon on sae northern .oa I; iight Yves
~ Wtnds changing 10 southwestefy.
Bright Special Delivery.
y Meals Is cents. The Hoffman House.
Rooms g q week and up. U. s. Hotel
Ladies'! Dr. Minnie Wells 745 s. Main
pr. Loomis has removed to 400 5.
HIN street.
Orr 4 Hines. undertakers. removed 10
81 South Broadway. Tel. Main oo'
Elsie Reynolds, materializing MONDAY
evening. so cents. $40 Soutn Mali
Bright, special baggage delivery; MAN a
ofIlce, 225 W. Second st. Tel Main a.
Sharp & Samson. funeral directors
findspendent). 536 South Spring street
ri. 1929.
Joe Arnold. agent for the celeDra.eo .s
Mexican cigar, 1853 South Spring sliec'
Telephone. Main 9sS
( bankrupt ladies' coat sale, 500, 20 w
Ss66 e. 30. which Is half the usual price.
1l6 Commercial street.
watches cleaned. Is cents: nam
springs. so cents: crystals, ~ CENTS
fattcn, 214 South Broadway.
1liss Kittredge, late of Boston. Will
pnake gowns for IS. Perfect satisIdc-
ton assured. 1016 South Olive street.
q Popular concert Wednesday, Novem-
IN. iS. at Unity church. Orchestra. as
afsted by Prof. W. H. Hamilton and MISS
Maud Muller Newell.
There are undelivered telegrans at the
ofI1ce Of the Western Union Ielegrapn
company for Orlando M. Davis, w. T.
Hail, Carleton. F. w. Crotty.
Adams Bros, dentists, 2S9h Soutn
Spring street. Painless filling ana ex-
fractjng. Best sets of teeth from $6 to
S1O. Hours. s to 5; Sundays, 10 to II.
Miss Alice ]. Gastren, one of our lead
inn dressmakers, has just returned from
Paris and will be glad to meet her old
customers again at her old place, 2l71s
South Spring street
Something new every week at II. G.
Litchenberger's art empoprium,2 202 Soutn
gpring street, in the Wilcox building. Ii
you have a picture to frame bring 1t to
us and get our prices for framing.
Mr.. C. 8. Cornell of this city has been
engaged to conduct the cantatta CT
s'oueen Esther" which is to be given !
L6ng Beach about January 10 under the
Sll5H5ices OF the Long Beach Library
Association.
Personal-If this should come to the
notice of the parties, with whom Lewis
Nupgrave boarded during the summer
of NINETY five" would they kindly
write to Margaret Musgrave, Rapinville,
Michigan, Mackinaw county.
= DR.. Re ,,ecca Lee Dorsey, Stimson
block. first floor. rooms 1888, 134, lS5:
special attention given to obstetrical
cases and all diseases of women and
children. Electricity scientifically
used. Consultation hours. to 5. Tel.
j Out on Washington street at o'clock
yesterday morning Officer Lennon picked
nm FREQ Eustace, found peacefully
G,5Imbering In pile Of hay, and rudely
6isturbed his dreams by marching him
70 the police station, where he was
hooked for vagrancy.
Los Angeles tent, No. 2, K. o. T. NJ.
will dedicate its new hall at First and
SPRING streets, "Wednesday evening
next, At which time an entertaining
lnualcal and literary program will be
given for the benefit Of the invited
Guests The following committee of ar
fangements has the affair in charge:
inward Russell,S chairman; C. s. Cor
pell Vivian S. Drake, w B. Hinkle, G..
a. Luckenbach and ]. p. Stocksdale.
The first annual meeting of the Land
marks club will be held in the hall of The
Broadway. upstairs, at 1880 o'clock.
Tuesday evening next, Nov. II. Brief
reports Of the extensive work done by
the club In the year will be presented.
On1cers are to be elected for the ensuing
yeer. At the close of business, the
clubs magnificent collection of stereop-
ticop views of the California Missions
will be exhibited by an expert.
The Harper tract and the southwest
portion Of the city are promised rare
musical treat on Tuesday evening next
at the American Baptist church, corner
Twenty-ninth and Sumner avenue. 1t
II seldom that such an aggregation of
flrst-class local talent is brought to-
gether. Prof Morrison's quartet has
two numbers, Mr.. ]. H. Zinck. Miss Has
kins and Mr.. Barry, each are down for
= vocal solo, and Miss Tanner and Tom
Barnes for a reading each. Miss Tan
ner also sings a solo with flute obligato
by Rev. Burt Estes Howard. The en-
tire program Is Of unusual excellence.
The only opportunity of seeing the
world-renowned model of the tabernacle
Of Israel and hearing Prof. Kelchner's
scholarly, eloquent lectures will be in
Simpson auditorium, Hope street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets, this
Thursday and Friday afternoons and
nights. November 10 and 20. 1t contains
100 pieces and weighs 1900 pounds, and
II One-eleventh the size of original. The
most magnificent and literal reproduce
ton the world ever saw. So pronounced
by the press and at the great Chautau-
quas, etc, where exhibited. 1t cost SIS.
900. and Is rich in it's gold, silver and
1ne drapings. Can be personally in
spected after lecture. Adults 25 cents;
children is cents; reserved seats 10
cents extra, at Blanchard -Fitzgerald
Music company, lib South Spring street