PROPERTY TRANSFERS.lleported by <«lllette & Ulbsoss,

Examiners of Title.Monday, November 29.

CONVEYANCEB.Robt A Latimer to W I) Turner-Part of

lot 5 block 16 Santa Ana;$5.J F Muriam in George B Lyon?l acre in

Ro Santiago do Sauta Ana;*sOO.OC John-oil to George 1) Ripley-

off 8 end of Wj of Wfc ol SW ii»en ?1" 11 »Kfamuli°T Alexander to W H Brabury-

-i Agreement to convey block M omona,»l.*u

I Geo B Lyon to llcrtha Backmau-4 acreslv Ro Santiago de Sauta Ana *t>oo.

Wes orn Develooinent Co to 0 D overshiner and William McCuUough-L jt»7

Iaudi) blockßl Santa Ana *h«st;*l«-

AMHattiwuy to Cuas 1) Oyershiuer andWilliam llcCudougli-Lot 2 bock Arruu saddition to Siuta Ana East: Vllf-;.__,?_ ,?

Mary H. Lluiugtou aud C G Unlngton to

YG tiLyon?l acre iv Ro Sautatgo de SautaA

N Van orman to Sarah Jane Kudesill-1acre In Ro Santiago de s liitaAna, »i.

VV H t'lithilland Nellie 1 G b»ag to ?«??Margie MacKciizie-L>t 31. r.u'h.%B

MrsGleasoa's subdivision of lot4, Oraui,e

Slope tract; 1800. wi.tt..?Lot 10Kichard Garvey to Thosi H White-Lot 10,

block 1, Fairview tract: *'?- ,n f, ,

Western Development Ciimpany tc.Gar-maiu Fruit Company-Block bo, Santa AnaK

JBLCru%ctand RUMlEugenie Cruohetto

Jos Schols-Lots 1112 W aud 21, Central ad-

convey lots 3 a.id 4, Sessions subdivision ofbocks 30 and 17, Lucas tract; $1378..)0.

Mrs X B Armour to J Johnson, J Harveyand A H Tults-Agreement to oouvey lot 5,blockß3, Pomona; $5500.

Mrs Amanda W Chubb to Enoch Pepper-Lot 17, Arlington trsct, 8850.

Joiham Bilby & Howard W Mills to ChasM Jenkins-Lot S9, Millstract, 52400.

XF Soeuceto Alfred Gouzales-Lot las

40 feet ol lot 2, block 67, Huber tract,

*EAHall, trustee, to Robert Dlmit-Lot27,

block D, J WKills' subd ol part of lots 2*3,

block 38, H 8.11000. ?.-,,,«John Hall tv Annie L Grosvenor?Part of

lotl, block 2,BeirAddn, $1700.Mrs AbbicAßiiukertoW L Cart'r?Part

of lot 3, block 1, Sau Pascual tract, 9}*L>-HDeutsoh to W P Mclutosb, G 1 Stamm

and Bayard T Smith?Agreement loconveylots 4 6 8 10 12 14 HiIS block L lots I i 10 14 W18 22 26 30 34 11 15 19 23 27 31 35 aud 5 block 2,

lotß 4 5 8 9 13 17 21 22 29 and H3 block o, lots 1

3 456 789 lUIII3 16 17 and 19 block 6, High-land tract addition No 1; 116,000.

B F Hall to W J Magee-Agreemeut toconvey lots 8 and 9 block 8,81 Halls sub-division of part of lots 1 and 2»reemau

'Tran'kMcCr.ye to George VV Wllliarasou-Lot 60 in subdivision ol lot 4 block 1, hs,

Karri* Newmark to same-Agreement toconvey olock 26 lot 6 division A, Reservoir

and Wm B Bergln toLouis Sentous-Lois 18 1920 block 10, Brook-lyntract; SIOOO. . . _ .

Matthew Keed to Edward AGibbs?Prrtof lot 2 Grllllu's addition to East Los Au-

geles; 13200. ,J VV Haverstick to Mrs Isis F Baker?Lots

taud i4block 14, Fairmont tract: $1400.WilliamWright, Johu E Plater aud H L

Macneilto J U G;sh?Lot 21, Wright tract;

IIJJ Spence to Helen M Ross?Lot 10, Stev-enson's subdivision of block 19, O S; $5.

Charles Legge to Pasadeua Library andVillage Improvement Society ? Boud fordeed to lUjxiß9feet SVV corner Raymond av-enue aud Locust street, Pasadena.Edw A Hall trustee to Asa IIChildress?Partof lot 4 block 1. H S $19,805

Ynoceute V'aldes to Alberto Valdos aud JP Rivera?Lot 7, VVRRowland's subdivisionol part of RoLa I'ueute; $5.

Same to Dolores Duarte de Valdes-2 acresinlot 14. lv Rhodes «fc Rowland's subdivi-sion in Ro La Puentc, and to Jose V'aldes,Teresa Jesus Valdes do Martines, BrigidaValdes de Lugo, Ramona Valdes de Abiln.Soledad Valdes de Marlines, MagdalcnaValdez de llivera, Fraucisco Valdes de Es-nlnosa and Alberta Valdes, balance of saidlot 14; Love.

Tomas Palomares to P C Tonuer?3 tracts131.30 acres, 206.15 acres and 160.32 acres Inraucho Sau Jose, to.

Sherman Page to Thomas Townsend?Agreement to convey lots 8, 4, S and 6 blockC, Sherman tree', |3,100.

George VV Williamson to Alfred VV Jell-neck?Lot 21 block 3, Willianuon tract, $iioo,

Lewia Siilvely and Amy Stiively to Richard Duunigan?Undivided half of lots ft 6.7,8,9,11,12,13,14,17,18 and 19, Mrs Hallshilllaud, Hast Los Augeles,B7o,ooo.

John Grant to H W Mills aud M L Wicks-Lots 53 aud 57 tv raucho Los Fells. 12,441.50.

Same tosame?Eist half of lots 23 and 21,west half of lot 33 aud lots 11 aud 12, rauchoLos Kelu,14,699.

Ruth U Martin to James W Ross?Agreemeut to onvey lots I aud 10, Dr Cougar

tract, *1,100.J H Book by Co'inty Tax Collector to A

Mecurtney?l 70:h interest inNWI-i of SWIJof section 28, T"2 S, R 13 W, 813.60.

A Mecartney to Mrs U A Douglass?NW 14to SWH of section 28 T 2 8 R 13 VV; $90.

ArbeiloO Blaucliard to Eliztbelli Rogers?Lots 1 and 2 in block B Blanchard's subdi-vision of part ot lot 5 block 73 H S; $1100.

Rosedale Cemetery Association to F JGlese?Lot 137 block J, Rosedale Cemetory;

"ueoLiglitfoot and Belina 8 Llghtfoot toWilliam Itenfrew?Lot 4 block 1 SouthPasadena; tftOO.

Sterling C Newton to Herman Erling?Lots 11 and IBblock A, Addison tract E A,also lot 12 aud part of lot 16 and 17, sameblock;$2lioo.

Chas M Sdmsou to Andrew Luun Brown?Lot 10 block 16 aud lot 20 block 6, Pueute:$210.

AndrewLunn Brown to Jessie 8 Brown-Lot 10 block .6 and lot 20 block 6, Puente;110.FL Jones to J N Martin?Lot 27 Mullen's

tract: 130:0.M WCaseboom toJerome I'easI?Lot1 ?Lot 7 and

8 blook 107 Pomona; 1450E F Spence, J F Crank and John D Blck-

nell to W C Badeau?Lot 12 block P, Monro-via; 1166.

A C Sliafer to E P Tompkins?Lot 9 L AImprovement Co's subdivision of block 0 ivlot 8 block 39 H8; 11300.

Daniel Clapp to Vernon Church of Christ?NE corner of NVV'4 of NW!4 of section 16T2 S ft 13 W; $2.

' P Beaudry to J Footitt?Lot 2, bloch 3,Beaudry tract No. 2; $950.

N M Entler to Matthew Rcid?lsoxl*6 feetin block 18, Griffin's addition to E LA;

$3600.E M Hamilton to T X Noble?Lot 12, block

3, Hamilton tract: *TIOO.dame to Wm Dalanty?Lot 13,block S.Ham-

ilton tract; $4)0.

John VV Amey and Abigail Amey to OhasLPatrick?s acres in Sec 31, T IS,R 13 VV,known as Amey tract; $60JU.

C M Harden aud Mrs Jane Hayden toSterling C Newton?Lot 12 and W 15feet oflot 11, block B, EL A;$1300.

Augusta Stovell and Thos Stovell to MaryL Packard?Lot 12, block 21, Part tract;$7500.

J T Whitehead to MrsL MBlgclow -Lot 11,block 1, Bigelow traot; $125.

Thos Whitney to same?All interest inBigelow tract: $800.

Mrs LMBigelow to M I. Wicks?Part ofBigelow tract; $77,000.

W P MeCiure to Cora Bcott Pond and An-nie H SUaw-Lots 8 and 9, block 17, Garvan-za; $800.

homesteads.Ellas ot sen 29. T 1 X,R 8 VV,

A adjoining homestead, book «,p 14.MISCELLANEOUS.

David Hawkins to TC Johnson? Releaseof mortgage, book 73, p 640.

Wm S Henderson to same-Release ofmortgage, book 73 pace 537.

DavidHawkins to Wm S Henderson?Re-lease of mortgage, book 70 page 185.

R W Chilscu to Stephen L Chilsou?Powerof attorney.

STWeFadden to O 11 Churchill ?Assign-ment of mortgage, book 72 pane 446, $781.50.

J G Denning to A M Clark?Release ofmortgage, book 51 page 299.

Stvingsßank ol Southern California toGeo F'Lscv?Release of lot 22 of subdivisionof part of Mrs Hall s tract E L A from mort-gage, book 68 page 216.

R M Klrklaud to Emma J Ayer and Ly-man?Release of mortgage, book 69 page 17.

Map of Searles subdivision of lots 4 and 6H W Stautou's subdivision of Alhambra;12-3 i.

Map of Amey tract; 12-33.

Damlana Bitters makes the old, young andthe weak strong and healthy. M. LovyACo.. wholesale liquordealers nts.

Damlaua Bitters regulate the stomachMichelLevy iUo., wholesale llquordealeraagents.

UyNpepsta Cured.Heartburn, Indigestion or dvspopsia

oured by that excellent remedy, "MotherGary's Dyspepsia Powder*." Never haveb<-eu known to fall. For sale by C. H.Hance (successor to Preuss & Hauce), r.ndEllis & Co., Los Augeles.

The Homeliest Hon In l.os An.geles

As well as the handsomest man and othersare invited to call on H. D. Godfrey and getfree atrial bottle ofKemp's Hnlsam for theThroat and Lungs, a remedy that is sellingentirely upon its merits and is guaranteedto cure and relieve all chronic and aoutecoughs, asthma, bronchitis aud consump-tion. Price 50c. and $1.

If you want a good appetite, drink Daml-una Bitters. Mlohel Levy 4 Co., wholesaleliquor dealers, agents.

A WALTERS' EXCURSION.A liOiis; l lit of Touriiti Arrive

In the City.Mr. Walter* arrived here yesterday

morning at an early hour with a select

parly of tourists, ns follows:For Los Angeles?B B (iran», 1' A limn',

Miss Carrie X Grant, lowa City. Iowa: 8 8deofleld and wife, I'lainfWd. Ill;.1 A Wild,wife and "children, Lo.< Augclts; Wm NDouocU aud wife, Greenville, 111: MartinDunn aud wife. Owen Dunn, Allle Dunn,Miriam Dunk, Herbert hunn, Robert Dunn,Detrot, Mich: .1 H McDonald Jr, Independ-ence, Mo; Mat Wolf and wife, DeGraff, O;Nettle S Lewis, Mrs Mnry Scaiuiu, Miss Nel-lie Dale, A G Subb-, Chicago; W C B Rlch-nrdsou and wife, Los Augeles; O J DePuy,

Mrs Man-Kelso, Venice, Perm;Nicholas Jacoby. Kd Jacoby, Nicholas Con-rad, Jncoh Matthesen, New Holsleln, Wis;Mrs X Gold-worthy. Miss Carrie Golds-worthy, Stockton; VV S Makensom. DeGraffOhio: Eugene ftliltn, Los Angeles

For Sau Diego? Dr P H Morgan and wife,Couuersvllle Did; ITale, wileand child, AC Ynnukiu, Mrs A S Pierce, lowa City,lowaW Q Baker, Sau Diego.

Fur Oakland?J II Britton, Major Salvation Army,Cal.

For Santa Barbara-.T N Hiller, Roy andEarl Hiller. Sauta Barbara; Fred Hiller,Es-Oanaba. Mich: Mrs J W Mdler aud cnild,Green Hay. Wis; Miss Adell Koyce, Oberiiu,Ohio: Wdter Humphrey aud wife, Mary E,Ellen K.Maud and Bessie Humphrey, SsntaBarbara; Jolrh Paddlefnrd aud wile, lowaCity, lowa.

The Original

Abitiae Ointment la put up In two ouncetinboxes, and in an absolute oure for oldsores, ulcers, burns, wounds, salt rheum, le-ver sores, chapped hands and all skin erup-tions. Will positively cure all kinds ofpiles. Ask for the Original Abietine Oint-ment, intwo ouce boxes. Price, 25 cents.For sale by Preuss St Hance, Druggists, 77and 79 N. Spring street.

A New Lumber YardHas been established by the Schallert-Ga-nahl Lumber Company ou Washingtonstreet, nearly opposite the Washington Gar-den, where they willkeep a full l'ne of allkinds of lumber and building material.

Ablctene Ointment*ABIETFNE is produced in the northern

partof Butte county, Cal., and combiningwith it Vaseline and other Therapeuticagents, we challenge the world to produceanything to equal ABIKTKNE OINTMKNTfor old sores. Ulcers. Silt Bheum, Corns,Chilblains, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands,Cancers, Burns, King Worms, Bleeding,Blind, liching and Ulcerated Piles and alleruptions of the Skin. Price 25 cents. Soldby C. F. Heinzeman.

j Inaecettary iHlaery.Probably as much misery comes frem ha-

bitual constipation as from any derange-ment oi the functions of the body, and it isdifficult to cure, for the reason that no onelikes to take the medicines usually pre-scribed. HAMBURG FIGS were preniredto obviate this aiHicu.ty, and they willbefound p'easaut to the taste of women andchildren.

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No, 11 Kearny St.. San Francisco.Cal., Treats, ai Chronic, Special aad Pri-

vate Diseases with Wride Success.THE GREAT ENfiUSH REMEDY 1

for a caseof this kindthe VitalRestorative (underhisspecial advice and treatment) willnot cure.?1.50a bottle, or four times tho quantityJ5,sent to any address on receipt of price, or0. 0. D. ivprivate name ifdesirod, by DR.MINTIE,11Kearny St., S. F., Cal. Send forlist ol questions and pamphlet.

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ATinnTfTlTTT'nCure wltnout Medicine,N X I VH. i'atented October Kith,IVUI.LLIli1g76. one box willcure

the most obstinate case In four days orloss

ALLEN'S SOLUBLE MEDICATED BOMESNo nauseous doses of cubebs, copaiba or

oilof sandalwood that are certain to pro-duce dyspepsia by destroying the coatingsof tbe stomach.

Price t1.50. Sold by all druggists, ormailed on receipt ol price. For further par-ticulars send lor circular.

P. O Box 1533 nTTTi'flJ. C ALLAN*V CO.. lIH H.83 John street, New York. UVUOt

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To Baiters, Confectioners, Hotels etc.

IF YOU WANT ANY BAKER, PASTRYcook or coufectioner, address the

BAKERS' UNION. No. 45, Postofflce box101a, orcdl at JACOB RBUBCH, UN South

Spriug street, Roster's Bakery. Ola ly

A Beautiful Home For Sale CiieaD.ACRES on two fine streets; very

I healthy aud desirable location, withfurnished house of 7 large rooms, windmill tank aud t inkhouse; go'id stable andchicken corrals; about 1(00 vines aud achoice variety of fruit,trees; nice lawn andcypress hedge; good family horse, cow,poultry,spriug wagou, flue buggy harness,tools, farming implements; furniture, oar-neta, and other articles to numerous to men-tion! Price for all only85600. R. VERCH,

room SO, Temple block. nlO lm

A FINE C ANEGIVEN AUAYTO

Every Purchaser ol at Hat

At the Chicago Hat Company,38 N. Main Street.

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KEAI. ESTATE.

C. ISOMERSReal Estate Agents ail Auctioneers,

14 North Spring Street.WE HAVE FOR SALE:

100 PER ACRE?A fine tract of 311 acreswithin city limits, not far fromcable line Arare bargain.

a750-Lot 60x125 on Pico street, lv Will-iamson tract.

(MM?Fine lot in Park Villa tract.? IOOO? House and lot, No. 112 Weill at.»1400?Large corner lot on Texas avenue

and Court streettJUTOO?Large corner lot, on El-

lis avenue and Estrella st. Justthe place for a flue house.

»30O0?Lot 100x150 on Carroll avenue, An-eeleflo Heights, near Waters st.

?3500?Four lots on southwest corner ofFlgueroa and Downey streets; twolines of street cars.

at OOO?House and five lots 45x150 betweenEighth and Ninth, west of P ;arl.

?70OO? VA acres on Stevenson avenue,Boyle Heights; magnificent situa-tionfor a mansion with grounds.

»14,000? U acres ou Figueroa St., suitablefor subdivision. Here is a chance.

CALL AND GET OUR NEW PRINTEDLIST.

C. A. SUMNER <& CO.,ocl7 14 North Spring Street.

Real Estate For Sale?BY?

W. P. MeINTOSH,122 Nortt Soring Street, Temple Block.

COUNTRY PROPERTY.?9000 for GO acres near San Gabriel De-

pot; excellent soil for vines and fruits.5,10 and 20 acre tracts in old vines, with-

ina lew hundred yards of where thenrop-erty is divided into town lots, near the depot at San Gabriel: from »300 to $850 peracre.

W7OOO for 10 acres just south of city lim-its, on a good street; tine two-story house,good well and windmill;barn and chickeuhouses; ground infruitand alfalfa.

Many other tracts too numerous to men-tion.

CITY PROPERTY.S9OOO for the property on the smith west

corner of Beaudry avenue and Templestreet, having a frontage of 164 feet on Tem-ple street. This property affords the bestsite for a grocery, drug store and lodginghouse of any place In the city.

85000 for a corner and adjoining lot onHillstreet.

WHSOO for lot and two-story house of 9rooms on Hope street.

S3OOO for elegant lot on best side ofTwelfth street; house, stable and most beau-tifulgarden of flowers inthe city.

asooo for elegant house and grounds onMain street.

M4600 for new 2-story house, two blocksfrom Main street.

#4000 for good house and lot west sideof Olive street, or will remove the houseand sell the lotfor »3200.

W2350 for house of five rooms on Virginstreet; veryeasv terms.

WISSO for house of four rooms on Mon-treal street.

? 1600 for house and lot on Pearl street,near Temple.

WlB5O for house and lot on corner of He-llenic avenue and Waters street.*t100 for house and flue lot on west side

of Temple street; only eight minutes walkfrom Spring sireet.

Several elegant residences on the hillandsouth oi the city.

VACANT LOTSSCOOO lor corner lot on Pico street.wSdOO for six lots, including two cor-

ners, west side of Maiu street.SoOOO for lot 00x125 feet on Hillstreet.W3ooeach for flue building lots in the

new town of San Gabriel; pure mountainwater nlped in front of each lot.

?850 each for lots on Waters street, commauding as fine view of tbe ocean as theAugeleuo Heights.

Lots inall parts of the city at reasonableprices.

I desire to call particular attention to thefine building lots that I have for sale on thehill on tne installment plan.

Parties desiring fine residence propertyWill do well to examine the lots that I havethis day placed on the market inthe De-CEI.IS TRACT, only one narrow blockf-om Main sireet car line, covered withor-ange trees lvfull bearing; good soil, goodstreets and surrounded by flue residences.This property is in the center of tne cityHud has an electric railroad on one side andhorse car ion the other.

WILLEXCHANGESeveral fine pieces of property indifferentparts of the State for city property.

Houses rented, rents collected and allbusiness connected withreal estate prompt-lyattended to.

Parties having large or small sums ofmoney to loan ou first mortgage willdo wellto give me a call. Out of the many loansrecommended and made by me, I challengeany mortgagee to say that a suit has beencommenced or one single installment of in-terest delinquent this date and unpaid.

Money to Loan'W. P. MeINTOSH,

oct6 tl 122 N. Spring Street.

MINNEAPOLISREAL EBTATE AND INvestment Co., 21 West First st.. Room

15 Wilson Block. JOHN DIETERICII, Man-ager. SPECIAL BARGAINS for October:f*3oOo? House of six rooms, barn: stone

walks, beautiful garden; near Mainstreet and electric road.

83500?Eleeant home; corner lot onTwelfth street; stone walks aud curbingcost $400: streot graded; lot level and 40feet higher thau Jefferson street; 22 feothigher than A'damß; warranted to bedrier thau any street west of Main.

SSOOO?Lot corner Los Angeles andTwelfth streets.

\u25a0IOOO? Lot on MaDle avenue, 50x150 ft lo20 ft. alley; 13 It. higher than Pearl sireet,near Maiu, and Eleventh street, on elec-tricroad.

#800?For lot inWest Rosas tract, worth1900.

? 1700?For four lots in Sisters of Charitytract; these lots are worth t'2ooo.

WlOOO?For very sightly lot in Beaudrytract, worth $1200.

W3Ooo?For lot ou Olive street, inside oiFourth street.

a;!so<i ?Cheese factory at Compton; estab-lished six years; doing good business:willtake city property in exchange: tfyou want a safe business please investi-gate this one. 027 tf

TOYS !Anentirely new and very complete stock

of

Toys and Holiday GoodsWill be ready for exhibition on or about

December sth, at

111 North Spring St.,Next to City of Paris.

LAZARUS & MELZER,n29tf Los Augeles.

SALOONS.

TURF

CLUB.^/115 It. Sprint; St. \

BOUQUETSo, 7 Comniercial St

TOM SHAW.~ DRESSMAKING.

MRS. THOMAS AND MIBB LOCKWOOD,of Chicago, announce to the public

hat they have opsaed their DRESSMAK-ING PARLORS tn the ALLEN BLOOK,Rooms 10 and 12. ulDtf

MEDICAL. MEDICAL.

Pleasing to the Palate and Deathto a Cough.

GREEN'S

LONG RESTORER, SANTA ABIE,THE KING OF CONSUMPTION.

The original and only genuine scientificcompound of Abletine Gumand YerbaSanta, for Coughs, Colds, Lung andBroncnial Troubles, Etc.

BETTER THAW GOLD.Bewabi or Imitations. None genuine

unless the words "Luug Restorer," ''SantaAbie," are on the labels of each bottle.

Not a secret compound. For ssle by aUDruggists, wholesale ai d retail.

PREPAREO ONLY BY

ABIETINE MEDICAL CO..Oroville, Butte Co.. Cel., U. 8. A.,

Owners of the only Abletine Grove andDistillery in the World.

JOB? Send tor ? In m i«r«. -^Cl

MISCELILANEOtJS.

" "RAMONA!"rJIHE GREATEBT ATTRACTION YET OFFERED IN THE WAYOF A DESIRABLE

REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT aud for BEAUTIFUL VILLA HOMES as well asfor business is the

New Town of Ramona.MR. J. De BARTH SHORB, President of the San Gabriel Wine Company, has sub

divided and put upon the market FIVE HUNDRED ACRES of as CHOICE LAND asthere Is In Southern California, SITUATED ON THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD, south of snd adjoining SHORB'S STATION.

Only Six Miles from the City of Los Anples,Being the first station east. SIX EXPRESS TRAIN3DAILY. Location for HEALTH-

FULNESS, CLIMATE,PRODUCTIVENESS OF SOIL and BEAUTIFUL SCENERY is un-surpassed. It 1b well sheltered by the beautiful foothills surrounding it; is infullviewand only FOUR MTLES FROM 'THE RAYMOND,"the finest hotel iv Southern Cali-fornia, and THREE MILES FROM 80UTH PASADENA.

The Character of the Soil is AlluvialVERY RICH AND EASILY CULTIVATED. THE RAINFALL IS GREATER THAN

MANY PORTIONS OF THE VALLEY,and the soil retains the molature, and thegrowth of vegetation, trees and vines is wouderful. It is adapted to ORANGEB andLEMONS, being well sheltered and FREE FROM FOG AND FROST.

Vineyards do Exceedingly Well,As has been demonstrated, as also all kinds of DECIDUOUS FRUIT3. It adjoins theALHAMBRATRACT, which is very highly improved; as also the BAN GABRIEL WINECOMPANY'S LARGE VINEYARD; is very accessible to the city, and, with groater rail-

road facilities now uader contemplation, cheap aud rapid transit, one can a'tend to bus

ness in the cityand at the same time have a

Delightful, Healthful Home.THE WATER 13 SUPPLIED FROM A PRIVATE, INDISPUTABLE SOURCE AND

OF THE PUREST QUALITY. IT WILL BE PIPED THROUGH THE PRINCIPAL

STREETS OF THE TOWN, so each and every one can have

An Abundant Supply at All Times.It Is the intention of the President of the Company to place this property on the

market at VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES and on REASONABLE TERMS OF PAYMENT

?much less, considering its many advantages and surroundings, than any like propertyinthe valley. THE TRACT IS SUBDIVIDED IN LOTS ANL BLOCKS OF ALL SIZES

bo any one can be suited, and those who desire to avail themselves of an opportunityfor investment this is a splendid chance, and those who select early willhave a decided

advantage as to location and prices.

For maps and full particulars call on or address

L. We DENNISj .Argent.Baker Block, first Floor, Lo* Aiifrclee,

Or J. n. TIEIfMAN. Short Station. bU Su fu fh

The Beautiful Ml TractSUBDIVIDED AND FOR SALE BY

McColm & Bixby, 118 North Spring St.cry CHOICE LOTS ON SEVENTH STREET, BELOW MAIN, COV-r£scJ ered with fine large trees, sheltering from the cold coast winds,

Making the Locality Healthy for Invalids.FOR BUSINESS MEN DESIRING HOMES CENTRALLY LOCATED, this tract offers

the advantages of being

Only Ten Minutes Walk from the Postoffice,Is High and Dry No Sand! No Adohe!

ONE BLOCK FROM ELKCTRIC RAILWAY NOW BUILDING.

fasr>-l''or maps, etc., and full particulars, apply to#sw~Free Carriages. McCOLHIM & BIXBY, 118 North Spring street.

TTie "Windsor Folding BedIs the Best in the Market.

FIRST?Tney do not fold the mattress. FIFTH?They need !t?s balancing weighttban any other upright bed?cau be

SECOND?They do not disarrange the easily moved,bedding.

SIXTH?The afe handsomely finishedTHIRD?The beading is always thor- and are very ornamental,

ougbly ventilated.SEVENTH?They work easier than any

FOURTH?They do not work with a other folding bed ever made,spring and cannot get out of order.

Please Call and Examine the Windsor Bed.

CHAMBER SUITSIN ANTIQUE OAK, MAHOGANY,WALNUT, ASH. Largest aud best selected sto;k o!

CARPETSIn Southern California. The most artistic line, of

Furniture and Curtain MaterialsEVER EXHIBITEDIN THIS CITY", CALL AND SEE THEM.

Los Angeles Furniture Co.,toil and £((1 North ivlnln street. net

You Can Get a Dozen Cabinet PhotographsFOR 53.00.

Bis bee & Nye, 21 West First St .THESE PHOTOGRAPHS ARE OF THE VERY HIGHEST STANDARD AND WAR-

janted EQUAL IN EVERY RESPECT tn those at any of the mi called first-classgalleries, and for which an exorbitant prloe is asked. Examine our specimens and con-vince yourself. We show proofs of all our workand make resittiuga free.

n2B 3m BISBEE & NYE, No. 81 Went I'lrat St.

MEDICAL,.

Ask for SANTA AHIE und CTAIIItIIVVUE.

CAT-R-CUEB!Guaranteed a positive CUKE for Catarrh

Cold la tbe Head, liey Fever, Rose ColdCatarrhal Deafness and Sore Eyes, Restore*the Sense of Taste and Smell, remove* BailTaste and Unpleasant Breath resulting fromCatarrh. Ea yand pleasant to use. Followdirections and a Cure Is warranted

Sold by PREUSS A HANCE, 77 ami UNorth Spring street.

tm-HL. A. NEWMARK ACO., WholesaleDepot. my» lv

The Last Chance in Los Angeles]fIFREEg|DR. LIEBIG ft CO.,13 1 l/K- W LEADING SPECIALISTS

°' San Erancisco, havingmet w,tn RU( 'h \u25a0nootfls\o J XJJZS' 18 since the establishment of

I/Til iirwW our offlce here, we have13 i v inert >x concluded to remain until

" xDec. Ist, to give everyonein need of their services a FREECONSULTATION. The LIEBIG DIS-PENSARY is well known over tbe en-tire Pacific Coast as the largest and oldestMedical and Surgical Institution, and theonly one having its own elegant drug storein Dispensary Building. Private offlce atrooms 27 and 29 Rose Blrck. Receptionroom, 29. Office hours 10. to 3 and 6to 8.Only one call necessary; balance of treat-ment tillcured conducted from the Lie bigDispensary, 400Geary street, San Francisco.

The reason thousands cannot get cared ofWeakness, Lost Vitalityaud the above ale-eases, is owing to a complication calledPROSI'ATORRHEA, with Hyperesthesia,which requires special treatmentDr. LIEHIG'S TN VIGOR ATOK No. 2 Is thoonly POSITIVE CURE for Phostatokrhea..Price for either luvlgorator *2; case of sixbottles 110.

Dr. LIEBIG A CO. for the past seventeen

Sears have made an exclusive specialty otiseasea of Men. Disc ue, however induces,

speedily, thoroughly and permanentlycured; re?ent cases Ina few days; inveter-ate oases skilfully treated; charges moder-ate.

Nervous prostration, premature debility,melancholia, weakness of advancing years,and all "relaxed, languid or exhausted' 1conditions of the vital forces speciallytreated and radically cured; also blood poi-soning aud diseases ot the liver and kid-neys.

Callor address lIR.LIEBIU tt CO.,400 t.eary Street, San Francisco

Mostpowerful Eclectic Belts free to pa-tients.

a*sf**To preve the wonderful power oltI.eINVIGORATORSaI2bottIe given free.Consultation, advice and examination FREEand private. o29tf

LOST POWER Vnedak£3£however indnced, not only relieved batPERMANENTLY CURED without medi-cine. IT COSTS NOTHING to sendfor partlcvlars, which we willforward freeinsealed envelope on application. Don'tmiss this opportuulty. Address,

U. E. A. CO 1267 Broadway,? mv 2 New York Cltr.

Speculators, Attention! -"

Forty-acre tracts, aggregating 322 acres,choice farming aud fruit land, 12 milesfrom Los Angeles, in tbe San Fernandovalley, on railroad, abova Sepulveda sta-tion; good neighborhood, convenient toschool and church; terms, one-third cash:balance on time to sui;.

Small houses and lets on Banning, Aliso,Hays and Pearl streets.

Stock ranch, 3466 acres: two strer.ms withabundance of water; some fine timber; partgood farming aud alfalla land; 88 mileswest of Los Augeles, on stage road to Ven-tura; price very low: terms, one-third cash,balance on time tosuit.

Lot southeast corner of OLIVE and SEC-ONDsts.: good house of 17 rooms thereon.

105 9-12 by 175 feet, southwest corner ofMontgomery aud Hayward streets, in LosAugeles Homestead tract.

Two lotsou Nluth street, west of Pearl,each 42 by 150 feet, to 20-foot alley

acres, elevated location of easy as-cent; water piped to the lot; near termina-tion of the Temple-street cable road: thepropoicd dummy road to the Ostrich Farmwillrun along the front line.

Lots of 5,10 or 16 acres iv tbe Lick tract;all level ground.

Lots of 5.10 or 20 acres in an addition toBoyle Heights.

Speculators may ascertain that the pricesfixed on the property above mentioned arecomparatively very low. The terms ofpayment may be s-itisfartorilv varied.

Apply to HUMPHREYS A RIGGIN,nl7s 20 South Spriug street.

HEALTH

Mouu tain.Tit*\u25bc House.DEPULVEDA, CAL -EIGHT MILIiS Bit\J Southern Pacific Knilway. Trainleaves Los Angeles at 12:30 p. a. Every-thing new and flrst cless. Spring water;goon hunting house at foothills. One milenortheast from station. Free carriages willleave Hollenbeck Block, Los Angeles, onSaturday of each week at 4p. a. Ordersmay be left with Mrs. Hammond Hollen-beck Block, or address W. M. BURTT, LosAnge'es, Cal.

Terms very rensorable. o22tf

NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL BUB-scrlptious to Burns Vista str.et bridgeare now due and pnvab.e to the City Treas-urer, at his office, 134 North Main street, LosAngeles city.

Allsubscribers to said bridge lund whohave given checks or promissory notes foramount of their subscription, are herebyrequested to make Davment of Rame at once(as ordered by Council Nov. 1 ,18S6).

JAMES C. KAYS, City Treasurer.n!9 2w City of Los Ange es.

ihe Hotel ArcadiaFirst Mortgage Coupon Bonds.

EACH. BEARING INTERFST ATV--"'-" 10 per cent, payable semi-annu-ally, and secured by Krst mortgaee to E.F. SPEKCE, Trustee, on property valued at175,000; are a

First-Class InvestmentFor parties wlshiug to invest in interestbearing securities. For bonds or iurtborinformation apply to J W. SCOTT, SantaMonica, or First National Hank, Los Ange-les. ?9u

nc'bf^OTOtirHomr .SO ACRES, FINELY LOCATED,

With new six-room rouse, large barn andcorrals; 12 acres Insoft-shell walnuts; fouracres riisln grapes; two acres alfalfa;shade trees and a choice variety of fruittrees, with horses, wagons, harness, cowaud farming imnlemente. Price, 37000.

Apply to R. VKRCH, Room SO, TempleBlock. nslm

RETIRING MOM BUSINESSON THE SECOND OF NEXT JANUARYI

willbe tweuty years in business lv LoeAngeles. I desire, If possible, to have myeulirc stock disposed of on that date.

940,000 WORTH OF THE FINEST

Boots and Shoes, Slippers, Rubbers,Etc.. inthe market, amontr them the follow-ing well known mukes: Johnson A Mur-phy, Hannnn st tf->u, Lilly Brackett, Laird,sc'nob r a. Mi cbell. winoi »illbe soldatexact cost, paniQHT Annan,

MssT*A coidlal Invitation is extended toalldesirlngtopurcha.se Boots, Shoes, etc ,Including Hoot and Shoe Dealers of neigh-boring towns, to call aud ms; ect my stoc'ibefore purchasing elsewhere.

A. S. McDonald,nol2-2m 46 North Spriug S reel.

CHANGE OF INSURANCE AGENCY.The wellknn wu m d ridestablished

tleunecticut I ire Insurance Co.,Of Hartford, willhereafter be representediuthiseityby the undersigned firm, whowillact as sole agents, vice Adams & Sons,resigned.

DOBINSON A FAIRCHILD,142North Spring Street.

November 20. lSSti. uo2lim