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The herald., 1897-04-28
NEW CHEMICAL TREATMENT
Consumption,
Asthma and Catarrh
The Greatest Discovery of the Age
FOR

Doctor Glass has positively proven that
his New Chemical Inhalant will destroy
the tubercular germ, reduce the infiamma-
tion and by constant stimulation the lung
will throw off all tubercular matter. If the
disease is advanced to the third stage and
cavities formed. cicatrix will form (after
expulsion of matter) and leave the re-
naming lung tissue in perfectly healthy
condition-the tubercular deposits being
in the air cells it is plain TO all it will re-
quire an antiseptic inhalant "a germ de-
stroyer) to effect cure.
After the first week the fever begins to
subside, the hacking cough lessons. appe-
tlte , improves and patient rests ts, and sleeps
the most skeptical that the treatment Is
success. Not temporary. but permanent.
Proof one can live anywhere on the globe
after a few months treatment. Only
those in the last stagesAeed the attention
of physician. Can use 1t at their homes.
l have treated patients for many years
from all parts of the United States by
means of correspondence with happiest re-
suits. While testimonials as a rule are
worthless, l have letters from all over the
country telling of their wonderful improve
ment. have at present treated more than
three hundred patients with the following
result: First stage, 80 per cent cured Sec
ond stage, 20 per cent cured: third stage
60 per cent cured Where the disease is
far advanced 1t takes a much longer time
TO effect permanent cure. Where a pa
tient is not too bad and wishes to return
to his home, he can do so with safety by
continuing treatment. Owing to the great
expense of living and a desire to be among
his friends, this will be good news to him.
Climate in a great many cases arrests the
disease. but never cures. The proof of
this statement is that as soon as one re-
turns to his home apparently well the dis
ease returns. But if the lung is cleared
of all tubercular matter, bacilli destroyed,
there Is no reason why the disease should
return
Doctor Glass is now permanently located
at 212 S. Broadway, Parlor /, Crocker block,
Los Angeles.
most careful examination with full ex-
PLANTATION of treatment free. The treatment
is both local and constitutional
Office hours, to r. l to D.
CR. T. F. GLASS.
Formerly of indianapolis, Indiana.
Consultation Free.
The herald., 1897-04-28
SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA, April 27.-(Regular
Correspondence.) Miss Day of San Luis
Obispo is a visitor in Santa Monica, the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. Maynard.
Mrs. B. A. Meeker, wife of the lum-
ber dealer on Railroad avenue, is home
again from an extended visit to friends
in Ell Paso Texas.
c. s. Henley and daughter of San
Francisco came down from the Fiesta
at Los Angeles Sunday and remained
over till last evening with his son, Geo.
p Henley, and returned home by steam
er Santa Rosa.
Thomas Huston of Tacoma, Washing
ton, viewed Santa Monica two or three
days this week, making his headquar-
ters at Hotel Arcadia.
Mrs. l. M. Merlinjones has for a guest
this week Mrs. ]. K. Shermerhorn of
San Bernardino, who will continue her
visit for some days.
At the residence of Roy Jones tomor-
row evening Mrs. Maynard will lecture
on the French Revolutions" under the
auspices of the Social Study class.
Captain and Mrs. Tompkinson, who
have been spending most of the winter
months at the Casino on Third street.
have returned to their home at Victoria,
B. c., for the summer
Quite a force of men and teams are
engaged in grading Ninth street between
Nevada and Arizona avenues. The work
is under the direction of Street Superin-
tendent Lowman.
The herald., 1897-04-28

that celery can be grown to good ad-
vantage on the damp land below Whit
tier, and no doubt that next year there
will be large tract of land planted to
this vegetable, which has proved so
profitable on the peat land near Santa
Ana.
The Rex Oil company of Los Angeles
has leased several small tracts of land in
the suburbs of Whittier and will begin
drilling for oil in a short time.
T. B. Van Alstyne, the new super
intendent of the state school, arrived
Monday.
Ralph House is recovering from his
illness and will be able to attend to his
duties at the state school in few days.
The boys arrested on charge of steal
ing Strawberries from Allen Banutt ap-
peared this morning before Judge Owens
for sentence.
Tafbert and Hilton were given five
days in the county Jail, with an alter
native of paying a fine of S. The three
smaller boys were fined SO each, but were
let go during good behavior.
Mrs. DIR. ]. B. Cook of Santa Ana has
been visiting friends here for the past
few days. She will return home this
evening.
r. E. Lowe of San Jose is visiting his
nephew, r. E. Lowe, in Whittier
Mr.. Taylor, the new electrician at the
state school. arrived here yesterday,
and is stopping at the Hotel Whittier.
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reduced from $45 to $40 per month, the
latter rate being the same as that re-
ceived by other city teamsters.
Trustee Avas, VINO at the last meet
ing of the board was appointed COM
mittee to interview property owners in
reference to the construction of side
walks and curbs on East Fourth street.
reported that those whom he had seen
felt unable to have the work done at
this time. After some discussion the
board decided that, as decisive action
had already been deferred for over
year the work could no longer be de-
layed, and the city attorney was in
structed to institute proceedings to COM
pei the property owners to put down
the walks. The property subject to this
order is located on the north side of
Fourth street, between French street
and the depot, and is owned by J. NJ.
Lacy and others. AS the hot weather
recently has had the effect of increasing
the drain on the water system, City
Clerk Tedford was instructed to strictly
enforce the rules for water consumers.
Under these rules the use of water for
lawn sprinkling is prohibited except
ing between the hours of and o'clock
p. M, and consumers are not allowed
to run water through an open hose.
Mrs. A. N. Patmore has returned from
a visit with friends in Red Cloud, Neb.
Miss Cora Mills has gone to Los An
geles to remain some time.
On next Friday evening the Orange
Choral society, composed of about fifty
local artists, will give a concert in
Spurgeon's hall. The program will be
a repetition of the one recently present
ed in Orange.
Allan Cartmell and Louis Allen, the
two boys who left their homes in Tus-
tin about two weeks ago, have been
heard from at San Diego, where they
are stranded. The boys say they are
weary of the worlds ways, and have
asked their parents to send them money
to pay their fare home.
James Buckley, who has been dan
gerously sick for several days, was re-
ported slightly improved today, but has
recovery is still improbable.
The herald., 1897-04-28
SAN BERNARDINO

SAN BERNARDINO,A April 27-(Regu-
lar Correspondence Gregoria Rebe.
who was convicted on Saturday of mur-
der in the second degree. will receive
his sentence tomorrow.
Mrs ]. H. Lightfoot and daughter will
arrive home on Wednesday or Thurs
day next.
The last half on county taxes was
paid in Saturday, about $4,000 being re-
ceived.
The Pappett-Weiss contest comes up
tomorrow before Judge Oster.
Jose Nunez pleaded guilty today Of
being an accessory to the murder of
John Moss. He was sentenced to five
years at San Quentin.
Suit has been brought by r. W.
Puddicombe VS.. Laura Brooks, w. H.
Brooks, jr., and w. E. Brown to collect
note for $11,5 500.
Ramsey Cox left this morning on a
prospecting expedition TO Death valley
The mission being held at the Catho-
lie church is drawing large crowds.
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Santa Ana Valley Irrigation company,
held at Orange on Saturday. the treas
urer reported s5992 on hand, and the su-
perintendent reported that 1902 feet Of
new cement ditch had been made ON the
south side of Seventeenth street, Santa
Ana.
The finance committee approved bills
for the following accounts: Interest,
1925; bills payable, $4,000; expense, SCOOPS;
construction, $465S5; wages, $399.35;
real estate, $27.62
The Zanja committee recommended
that the petition of Elmendorf be denied
and that of H. B. Cooper be granted.
Petitions of Organ ct al. and E. Cox
were referred to zanja committee. Also
that of p. d. Young and John Buchanan
Petition of p. u. Young for gate at the
northeast corner of his land granted
under usual conditions.
Zanjero Phillips filed a list of pipe con-
nections with the company's canals.
Employees were instructed to keep a rec
ord of same so that they can be under
control of the company. In future all
connections with the bitches must be
authorized by the board of directors.
The secretary reported that certain
parties had refused to pay for water for
domestic and stock purposes. The mat
ter was referred to litigation committee.
Petition of Vegeley ct al. for cement
pipe granted, provided they pay $125 of
cost and pipe to be placed. at least two
feet inside of the property line.
1t was ordered that water be run this
season on a single limit The roll be-
ing called for on this motion those vot-
ing yes were Armor of Orange, North
cross of West Orange, Nilsson of Santa
Ana Mcpherson of Mcpherson. Direct
or Rice of Tustin voted no.
1t was ordered that run No. start
at the head of ditch at o'clock a. m OH
Saturday, May s, at limit of forty min
utes to a share. Day water, 80 cents;
! night water Is cents.
The following order was passed
when water is being delivered on ap-
| plication the zanjeros are instructed to
serve the irrigators in the order in which
| the applications are entered on the com
pany's books, and to fill each and every
application in regular order and to can
eel all applications from parties who
after due notice, refuse to take the wa
| ter when their turn comes.
The herald., 1897-04-28
RIVERSIDE COUNTY

were declared vacant, as follows: JUS
tices, Elsinore, H. l. Gruwell; Moreno
r. p. Nevin; Indio. Wildwood Murray;
constables, Diamond, William Dusen-
berry; San Gorgonia, Frank Hamilton;
deceased; Hemet, H. d. Wilins; Indio,
John E. Lewis: Temecula, F. E. Ma
chado, deceased.
Supervisor Thompson not being pres
ent. the matter of the reappointment
of horticultural commissioners went
over until the next meeting-the regular
May meeting.
Mr.. Woodward says it was at his own
request that his bondsmen notified the
chairman of the board of supervisors
that meeting was necessary, as he
(Woodward) desired to resign, as he
could not conduct the office on the SAL
ary of $500 year. The bondsmen all
expressed themselves as willing to re-
main on his bond if he desired to con-
tinue in office.
The herald., 1897-04-28
Ell MoDENA

Ell MODENA, April 27.-(special Cor
respondence.j Miss Mamie Binford
filled the pulpit of the Villa Park Con-
gregational church last Sunday.
Prof. Chowner is spending some time
in Los Angeles.
The sound of the reaper is heard in
every direction. The crop of barley hay
will be very large.
James Westal Of Newberg, Oregon,
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting rel
atives in the village. Mr.. Westal is a
twin brother of John Westal, who was
postmaster of Ell Modena in boom days.
Arthur Brown is over from Los Ange-
les circulating among old acquaintance.
Mr. Brown has just closed successful
year as principal of a school in one Of
the northern California counties, high
up in the Sierras, where the snow often
covers the face of the earth to depth
of many feet.
The county Christian convention, held
at this place last Saturday, was we'll at
tended.
The herald., 1897-04-28
WHITTIER

WHITTIER. April 27.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Louis Chappelear and
Henry Krohn of the state school intend
to leave In few days for San Fran
cisco.
Sherman Virgins has a position with
the electric lighting company of Los An
geles.
Constable James Woolmer Is out
securing the country for Louis Turner,
who escaped from him yesterday while
on his way to the county Jail.
Symon Murphy has let the contract for
the drilling of an oil well on his East
Whittier ranch. The indications are
good for flowing well.
The Whittier Oil company is down
about 300 feet with its first well.
The Central Oil company has Just
cleaned out we'll No. and is now drill
ing four new wells.
The Burdett Chandler wells are now
in charge of syndicate and have lust
been cleaned out and are now being
pumped.
1t has been demonstrated this year
The herald., 1897-04-28
RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE. April 27-(Regular Cor
respondence.) A special meeting Of the
board of supervisors was held yester-
day to open bids for printing the delin-
quent tax list. The bids opened were:
Enterprise, "a cents per square; Reflex,
"a cents; San Jacinto Register, 29 cents;
Hemet News, 23 cents; Weekly Press,
40 cents. The contract was awarded to
the Hemet News.
The board decided not to construct
vault in the court house in which to
keep valuable records and papers, and
instead decided to employ a night
watchman for the court house at a sal
ary of $50 per month. Supervisors Ed
miston and Dunbar were made COM
mittee to secure such man.
The offices of justice of the peace and
constable in this township, where the
parties elected had failed to qualify,
The herald., 1897-04-28
DoWNEY

DOWNEY, April 27.-(Regular Cor
respondence) The farmers are busy
clearing out the bitches and preparing
for irrigating.
A union temperance service was held
in the Christian church Sunday evening
The address of the evening was deliv-
cred by Rev. Gibson of the Baptist
church. followed by remarks by several
others.
Two or three weeks ago the 7-year-old
son of John Preston run a a'splinter in
his foot while at play. The wound
seemed to heal, and no further attention
was paid to it, until after a few days
lockjaw set in, and the boy was buried
yesterday.
Court Downey, I. o. F., will entertain
Courts Rivera, Norwalk and Clearwater
on Saturday evening next. The Oriental
degree will be conferred on several pill
grims.
The herald., 1897-04-28
ORANGE COUNTY

of library trustees created by the resig-
nation of w. s. Taylor, and on vote
being taken, Mr.. Kreech was elected,
the vote standing four to one.
The bond Of c. M. Nash as street su-
perintendent was referred to Chairman
Hunt for his approval.
The position Of city engineer, which
has heretofore been held without bonds,
was made subject to bonds of $1,000.
An ordinance fixing the distance from
the property line at which trees shall
be placed was read for the second time
and passed
On motion the street superintendent
was instructed to have his buggy
painted.
The position Of foreman Of city teams
was abolished, and A. d. Swartzel, who
acted In that capacity. had his salary
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and will make this place their perma-
nent home.
L. and M. B. Jarvis of Port Chester,
N. Y, were visitors Monday.
N. d. Chittenden of Los Angeles, and
P. v. Vawter of San Bernardino spent
Tuesday at the beach.
Charlie Carpenter of Fullerton came
down Tuesday morning.
Prof Manley and wife of Los Angeles
were down yesterday getting their cot
tage in order to move down here.
There will be social dance at the hall
of the new library building, Alamitos,
Friday night, for the benefit Of the Ii
brary fund
The herald., 1897-04-28
LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH, April 27.-(Regular
Correspondence.) The obsequies of Con-
rad Baker, member of the Methodist
church and a resident of Alamitos beach,
were held at the tabernacle on Sunday.
Mr.. Baker was native of Pennsylvania
and came here with his wife between
two and three years ago. Deceased was
the father of John Baker of this place
and four other sons-Isaiah of Alamitos.
Joseph, on the police force in Los An
geles; Eli Of Redlands and Adam in the
United States mail service, with his home
at Des Moines, Iowa. All of the sons
were present except the last mentioned.
The remains were taken to Los Angeles
for interment in Evergreen cemetery.
The float, which has been beached all
winter for safe keeping, is again at its
old position near the end of the pier, so
passengers may embark from it in small
moorings a short distance away.
Rev. Mr.. Hamilton of Los Angeles oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Methodist
church at, the tabernacle Sunday even
ing.
DR.. Dennear has received unanimous
call to the pastorate of the Presbyterian
church. The reverend gentleman has
been occupying the pulpit of that church
for several months past as supply pas
tor, and the church has increased Won
derfully under his ministrations.
There will be a social and dance Fri
day evening at Sanitarium hall, under
the auspices of the Long Beach Liberal
club
Revival services, conducted by the
noted evangelist. Rev. Mr.. Smith will
be held in the M. E. church beginning
May 4.
Thomas Adney and family Of Pasa-
dena. former residents Of the beach,
have taken the Geo. Davis house, cor
ner of Fourth street and ELM avenue,
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SAN DIEGO COUNTY

to full-sized walnuts. Teamsters who
were caught out in the storm had great
trouble with their animals The scene
at Morena dam is described as one of
great oddity for a Southern California
landscape. The force with which the
hailstones fell cut the leaves off the
liveoaks and other trees and the ground
was covered with hail and snow.
The will of the late Samuel Lock-
wood was filed yesterday for probate.
and the petition sets forth that the prob
able value of the estate is $50 900. BY
the provisions Of the will certain busi-
ness property in st. Joseph. Mo-. to-
The herald., 1897-04-28
SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, April 27.-(Regular
Correspondence.) At last nights meet
ing of the city trustees Mayor Hunt an
nounced the appointment of the follow
ing committees: Street committee.
John Avas; Fire and water, ]. D. Par
sons; police, w. S. Whitney; city de-
partment, G. A. Edgar.
The board received petition from g.
p. Hill ct al asking that Spurgeon
street be extended from its present ter
minus at Hermosa street north to Wash
ington avenue. Trustee Avas was ap-
pointed committee to investigate the
request and report at the next meet
ing.
Il. E. Keech and w. M. Scott were
nominated for the vacancy on the board
The herald., 1897-04-28
SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO. April 27.-(Regular Cor
respondence) The elimination of the
storm that passed over this city early
Monday morning was experienced in
the mountains later in the day. By the
time the storm had reached the mount
aims and mixed with the electricity of
the desert it became thing of terror.
Tremendous outbursts of thunder fol-
lowed the fiashings Of lightning. and
during the one hour at the height of
the storm eight inches Of hail fell. The
hailstones ranged in size from marbles
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REDLANDs

REDLANDS, April 27.-(Regular Cor
respondence) Dog poisoners have been
very active in Redlands for several
weeks past, many families having suf-
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ORANGE

ORANGE, April 27.-(Regular Corre
spondence.) At the regular monthly
meeting of the board of directors of the
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Baker Iron Works

$50 to 960 Buena Vista Street,
Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
Adjoining S. P. Grounds. Tel. 124
The age-herald., 1897-08-01

October 15-Ias. Stroke. October ls-Lillian Lewis (matinee). Oetoberslss= Murray & Mack. Octoberz2 z20-Black Sheelk #a October 21-Richard & Pringle's Georgia october22-s-A PuritansR Romance. October Y-Seeret Service. October 2S-Joe Hart. October 2s-2a-30-Jcs Hart. November 2-Ghsrles A. Gardner. November i-Kelly & Mason. November 10-War6, & Vokes. November 15--Avalker VVhitesides. November 17--Fabio Romani. November 20-Wi,tcn Lackpye. November 2-Baldwin- Melville company one week.
 December 1-s.nbad. December 2-Julia Marlowe. December 6-7-Eugenie Blair. December 16-Dc TNVof Hopper December 1S-My Fr.snd From India December 20-Arnold Welles; one week. December 22-Lewis Morrison. Faust" vid."
 December 2s-ots skinner. January IA, Jolly Night. January +-tn Gay New York. January 7-Roland Reed. Jenuary s-Jarnes ONeill 0natinee). January Je--The Dazzler. January 12-Widow Jones. January 13-under the Red Robe. January 14-Henshaw & Ten Broeck. January 17-Bostonians. January "A Milk White Flag. February 2-Primrose & West. Februnry a-contented Woman. February 10-1Prisoner of Zenda. February 11-Cherry Pickles. February l4+-Dennan Thompson. February February 1S-Stuart IS a1a7 Robson 4tsf5 February 2HThe Girl Left Behind Me. March 1-E S. Willard.
 March 2-3-+-James Young
The age-herald., 1897-08-01
IN A BLAZE OF GLORY
Did the Racing Carnival Close at Dothan- Artesien Water Good Tire
 Protection.

Dothan, Ala. July 31.-(Special.)-To- day is the closing day of the carnival. The crowds have constantly increased. The trotting races yesterday were won by MT. Geo. Ward of Abbeville. Many other races, such as whee!-barrow, sack. potato, three-lsg gged, etc, have furnished fun for the crowds This has been a great success for the first carnival. Do- than hopes to repeat this annually.
 Bishop Turner will be here and preach Sunday
 New stores and warehouses are build- ing. -preparatory to handling the fall business. We received here last season about 1,5O9 bales of cotton, and hope to get even more the coming season. The cropsfin Dothan's territory are in fine condition but later than last year-don't look for any cotton on this market be- fore the 18th of August, or perhaps later. The corn crop is not as good as last year, with probably q smaller acreage.
 This being a year out Of politics our farmers have given more attention to their crops, and with the present out look, will be in better shape than they have been for some time. 70 Dothans business men are as pro5psr- ous, perhaps, as any in the country. She needs a few more manufacturing indus tries. to make her rank along with your Magic City.
 Prof Smith returned to Lagrange, Ga, yesterday for a few days. Prof. Smith is teacher in the Lagrange college, and he and his wife are spending their vaca- tion at MT. Longs who is Mrs. Smiths father r
 Mr. Frank Bennett has accepted a posi- tion in Columbia and will leave us next week
 Hon. J. B. Ward, of Abbeville, is in the city.
 The air lift for the well machinery has arrived and as soon as the expert comes will be placed in position.