The Daily Courier from San Bernardino, California • Page 3

THE DAILY COUIUT31 WABDDIO. fi I.TTOKHIA. LOCAL B2ETITIE3. Stooghton A Whitcomb sell hardware, stores ana tinware, itz inira street. f.

Now is the time and Geo. Jordan's I JVewelry store the place to bay goods lmi reaocea prices. 1 or the best fitting shoes in the city for the least money go to the Famous boot and shoe house, 155 Third street. Kead the new advertisement of the Popular shoe store. Thomson's glove-fitting corsets above -When in San Bernardino, stop at the Thomson's ingston's.

abdomenal corsets at Liv- Coffee and Teas a A CrandaZTs. specialty at Boren Hafle AMabry, the grocerymen, corner mum ana streets. Everything- in the grocery line at Haile Mabry for Fourth and streets. groceries, corner Writing paper by the pound at den's, 100 street, city. Hay- look at the prices on furniture at M.E.

Davis. They are way down. Haile Mabry wants to see you, cor- uuriii auu streets. if yon want to see a fine line of furni niture examine 31. fc.

Davia' stock. new and fresh goods always on hand at rsoren urandaU's. vur uhooii xKing rovaer is a mar vel or parity sold only by the Gt. A. I.

aea street. an -tune are more Bargains at Allen's btore than any other place in the city. writing paper by the pound at Hay den's, 100 street, city. iced Appola Tea free to all at the Ureat A. 1.

Tea Co. 94 St, l-m Strike while the iron is hot and bay at reduced prices of Geo. Jordan, a- jeweier, block, Third street. G. F.

Perdew is prepared to do all kinds of house and carriage painting. tvaiie et itoss nave just received a shipment of fine bananas, also sweet po tatoes. Bo not fail to call at the Great Ameri can Importing Tea 94 street, and tucu xkcm Appuuo ea, iree to ail The General Harrison egg nog at the rony saloon, next door to the old St, unaries. A long felt want realized. Thomson's glove-fitting corsets at Livingston's.

Wine five cents per glass, opposite freight depot, -r L. Kaiseb. The People's Store is located at 127-129 Third street. Remember the number. The Central market keeps only the choicest meats.

street, near Third. Livingston Co. are sole agents for tbe famous Thomson's glove-fitting cor sets. The General Harrison egg nog at Pony saloon, next door to the old the St. Charles.

The best made cake this side of San Francisco can be had only at the Model Home Bakery. Elegant tents for families can be rented at San-Juan-by-the-Sea at $2 a week to $5 a month. For a fit in corsets go to Livingston Co. They are sure to please you with Thomson's glove-fitting. A errand time at San Juan-by-the-sea next Sunday.

Fare, $2 for round trip. G. F. Perdew. the painter, has re moved to Sixth street, between and D.

When you want to buy furniture, and buy it good, as well as cheap, call on M. E. If you have anything to sell go to John and Joe, 100 and 102, Third street. They pay cash. Investigate our goods and American Importing Tea Co.

prices Gt. 94 st. For the best fitting shoes in the city for the least money, go to the Famous Boot and Shoe House, 155 Third street. The San Diego Union can now be had at the Stewart hotel news-stand for fifteen cents per week. E.

Davis sells furniture cheaper than any house in the county and as low as the Los Angeles houses. Leave orders for H. Browne, practical paper hanger and calciminor at A. P. Morse's paint store, Court street.

John and Joe, or Fhafer pay cash for all kinds of second-hand goods at 100 and 102 Third street. Mary had a little lamb. Its fleece was white as snow And everywhere that Mary went She went by the 10 Cent Delivery. Highest cash price paid for wine grapes at tbe San winery, opposite County Hospital. Sommeb Weis, Proprietors.

The highest cash price paid for second hand furniture, stoves, carpets, at Niel Colgan's, No. 82 Third street. Geo. C. Fox.

the Stewart hotel news dealer, has obtained the agency for tbe San Diezo Union. Price, fifteen cents a week, delivered. II you want to be happy call at the Great American Importing Tea 94 street, and trv their Iced Tea, free to all. Important to ladies. Livingsfon Co.

have placed on sale a full line of the celebrated Thomson's glove-fitting cor sets. .1 Geo. Jordan, Jeweler, Ruffen block, JPThird street, sells solid 14-carat 2 vest chains at $1 per penny-aVweight. McFarlane Bassett. of the Mam moth Stables, keep the best baled bay, both barlev and alfalfa, for sale in the market.

Lucius G. Allen has re-opened his book store and will sell his goods cheaper than ever. When you want anything in the jewelry line go to the Semi-Tropic jewelry atore. A complete stock on hand and pi ices reasonable. M.

E. Davis is receiving daily new de signs in furniture, keeping right up with tne times. Come and see what small prices we are asking for crockery and glassware at the Great American importing lea 94 street. Money loaned on collateral and mort- gages bought at Jtvans, unviiie 217 Thud street. When you want anything in the furniture line call on M.

E. Davis. He car- ries the finest stock in the city. G. F.

Perdew paints buggies. Leave coders at Morse's paint' store, Court tnct. Carpenters and Joiners' Local Union No. 86 meet every Wednesday evening Davis' Hall, on Court street. H.

A. Reed, Sec'y. Tun ran ret anv kind of a cigar you want by calling at A. Coblentz's, Third street, next to Kenneston A Brazelton's stable. Short and fat, tall and slender ladies will be happv to learn that they can be easily and tcracefully fitted with Thom son's glove-fitting corsets at Livingston A Co's.

When in Los Angeles, don't forget that the best 25-cent meal in tbe city is to be had at Brown's restaurant. 34 and 36 Main street. i Just received, a- fine line of imported Kev West, and also domestic cigars, at A. Coblentx's, Third street, next to Ken- niaton A Kraxelton's stable. The California Southern will sell i trip excnrsion tickets to San Diego following JUxday.

(lebrated Tony Faust's (An- b. special brew) lager beer Mat the Anon hall. Court GITS it a trial. in the tew- 90AM ornniMi, Baa-alar alMtiag Taataia'aj mm Ua BnsiMss Tramsactaa. Regular meeting of the Board of Su pervisors September 1888, 9 o'clock a.

m. Present: George Cooley, chairman A. 8. White, F. M.

Slaughter, T. rakles. 1 The minutes of the meeting of August 6th were read and approved. It was ordered that the privilege of running the motor engine to First street on vxxion avenue, be extended lor one month. Action on the report of road viewers on the proposed extension of street, was deferred till 2 p.

m. October 1, 1888. It was ordered that the tax collector be authorized to have the index of ase meats revised to such an extent as be may deem necessary at a price of not more than 1100. Upon his filing the necessary affidavit, tne tax collector was empowered to em ploy four deDuties for one month at a salarv of 175 uer month each. In the matter of tbe application of the Valley Gold company for permission to erect a telephone line from Holcomb valley to Victor, it was ordered thst said company be granted the privilege of crossing or traversing the public highway wherever necessarv.

with their proposed telephone line provided that their use of tbe public highway for the purpose afore- bsiu uoes not in any way imenere the rights of the traveling public. On petition of residents of Bars tow. D. C. Conk line was appointed constable of Belleville township.

The Oro Grande company was granted the privilege of laying a two-inch iron pipe across the Mojave river bridge near Dagget for the purpose of conveying cruue petroleum. The re nor of road viewers on a pro posed change of line in a public road near Coolev's ranch was approved, and the road as set forth in said report was declared a public highway. The auarterlv report of Bosel Roberds, rpad overseer of the second road district, was approved. The Southern California Motor Road company having filed an application fer an amendment to their franchise, action was deferred for one month. A report of an election, at which was voted a special tax of $400 in Fairview school district, was placed on file.

Upon application of the Uounty bcuool Superintendent a revolving fund was es tablished, and in accordance with eetv mates submitted by him $1,755.32 was ordered transferred from the unappor- tioned fund to said revolving fund. AFTERNOON 8E8SIOX. Same members present. It was ordered that a warrant be drawn in favor of F. M.

Slaughter for $150, payable out of the second road fund, for the purpose of purchasing a new road scraper. A petition for tne opening of a public road in the third road district was con sidered, the accompanying bond approved and Z. B. Stuart, Jacob Polhemus and A. B.

Smith were appointed road viewers. Bonds of San Antonio District to the amount of $3000 were ordered issued. The Clerk was ordered to advertise for bids for printing 1000 copies of the Great Register for the general election of 1888. Mr. Cooley was appointed a committee of one to advertise for bids for construct ing a bridge across the Santa Ana river at Auburndale.

The Clerk was ordered to have the proceedings of the session published in the Daily Courier. In tbe matter of establishing voting precincts, the following were created in the First Supervisoral District Holcomb Valley Precinct, Victor Precinct. fourth Supervisoral District bouth San Bernardino Precinct is divided into two precincts. San Gorgonio Precinct is changed to Beaumont Precinct. Third Supervisoral District Riverside Precincts, 1, 2 and East Riverside; San Salvador; Jurupa; Alessandro.

Tbe establishment of precincts in the Second and Fifth Supervisoral Districts, and the' division of Colton Precinct in the Fourth District was postponed till the first Monday in October. A. PLUCKY CTRL. She Shoots a WonldBa Bnrflar ad 1 Shot lo Return. Tbe quiet precincts of Riverside were considerably excited last Sunday night over a shooting scrape in which both participants were injured.

John A. Allen's family were away on that night, the only inmate of the house being the servant girl, in tbe afternoon she noticed two rough looking men pass ing up and down the street, looking at the house. Some time after midnight she was awakened and saw one of the men in her room. She jumped out of bed and ran to a bureau where she had a pistol an English bulldog which she seized and pointed at him, asking at the same time what he wanted. He did not answer and she pulled the trigger, the bullet hitting the casing.

She fired again, missing again and at tbe next shot the burglar had pulled his pistol and they fired simultaneously, both bullets taking effect. The girl was shot in the leg be low tbe thigh and is not seriously hurt. Tbe man escaped after being shot and it is not known bow badly he is injured, al though he left tracks of blood. The officers were out hunting for him inside of an hour after the shooting, and have sent telegrams to all tbe surrounding towns, so that the chances are that he will be caught. The same night burglars endeavored to break into H.

Hewitt's house but were frustrated. A Warm Party. Judge Blair and Messrs. Myron Little- field and E. C.

Seymour returned last night from a visit fo Calico, Dacget and Barstow. Ihey went out as mission aries political not religious, not moral to the desert. Judge Blair delivered an eloquent and temperate address in Calico on Saturday night. Unlike tbe wormy Williams, he slung no "idiotic" epithets at tbe heads of Cleveland and Thurman. He had words of praise for both while making the best showing possible for tbe Republican candidates and policy.

Mr. Seymour went into the consecrating business in his usual cav alry Ught horse style, but be peddled no slander, generated no abuse accord ing to our information, lbey were warmly received, they sav, but what with the heat of the weather and tbe warmth of the reception Judge Blair had to put Myron and Ed on ice and keep them on it until the train arrived at Ca-jon station. At Oro Grande, the party was reinforced by the editor of the Courier, who as the Courier re porter learns, was assiduous in assisting Judge Blair to keep the overheated po litically overneatea Jt-a and Aiyron comfortable in their ice pack. The heat was withering, but thanks to the benevo lence of the udge and the of the editor, two of the most popular and genial citizens, were saved to San Bernardino and the Republican party. Bv the time the party reached this city the political patients were almost completely recovered.

is. ti. inesnocKoi aiscovering that their is an alarming defection in the Republican strength north of the mountains had quite as much to do with the temporary paralysis of Messrs. Seymour and Littlefield as had the sizzling heat of the molten Moiave desert. Both are right again, but only their shadows have returned.

Their political hopes were all fried out of them while as for flesh well, iost look at them and dread the effect of desert welcome, desert heat and desert desertion of the G. O. P. Or enuii A rousing Democratic meeting was held at Oro Grande, last Saturday night. Large delegations attended from Victor, the Point of Rocks section and the country surrounding Oro Grande.

There were 150 people present and tne enthu siasm was intense. The meeting was held in Swarthout's halL quite a credit able building for a new village like Oio Grande. Mr. Hurley was elected Chair man, and Mr. J.

R. Frazer. Secretary. The orator of the evening was Mr. Frank Alhjond, who delivered an ecective and practical address on the practical fan 1 1 mvotvcw ui ww campaign, aids was py far the lart meetir ever ren in that SCtKMi ami W-namm of tbe gaseit, it DAILY COUnCdl, BAIT speakers of the evening, Messrs.

Marfan and Potter, adjourned it until Sunday, when thev spoke to a rather small crowd hfavf-e open air at Mr. King's house. The DemoCiT of the desert are in tne fkbsuhaIm -W C. R. Bates leaves for Oceanside to-day, John Andreson returned from Ocean- side yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Potter arrived from San Diego yesterday. Ex-Governor Merrill arrived in the city last Sunday night. F.

8. Insham left Sunday morning for a two months trip easts Mrs. C. J. Aitkens has gone to Sacra mento on a two weeks' visit.

Dexter Alverson has returned from a weeks' recuperation at Oceanside. Joseph Wolfsohn, of the depot fruit store, is on a recuperation trip to San Diego. W. R. Porter found time to run down from Los Angeles yesterday for a few hours.

George Brvant returned yesterday from his. vacation, which was passed in Jm Dorado county. Miss Nellie Hawley, who has been at Sacramento for several weeks, re turned here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Sundland returned from Oceanside yesterday. Mrs. Sundland has been recuperating thers for the pastmontb. Mr.

H. I. Rutledge and family re turned home SunQay from their vaca tion at Carlsbad. He reports having had a splendid time. F.

S. Volk and family who have been taking a trip along the coast for the past two weeks, returned yesterday, having had a delightful trip. Mrs. Saiah Sampson, of Memphis. Tennessee, is visiring in this city as the guest of her sister, Mrs.

C. Cohen. She will remain here about two months. james Alack, who was overcome with the heat while on his trip recently to Arizona, has recovered sufficiently to attend to business. We are glad to see him about again.

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Harris and chil dren and Miss Lucy Harris, who have been spending the summer at San Francisco and Santa Barbara, returned Sunday evening.

They had a very pleasant trip and enjoyed themselves while away. SHORT LOCALS. Another car burned up at the depot Sunday night. It is supposed that tramps are the incendiaries. "The case of All Foh for maintaining a public nuisance came up before Judge Parker yesterday and was continued.

Frank Flattery yesterday sold to Drs. Phelan and Rowell, the furniture, fixtures and lease of the Occidental hotel. The frame building on Third street. just west of the Baptist church, is being torn down preparatory to the erection of a fine brick block. The car containing the San Bernardino fruit left Sunday night for Chicago via of the Santa Fe, from Chicago it goes over tee Chicago Atlantic to Columbus.

Frank Towne had an immense run on his soda fountain yesterday, the hot weather creating a heavy demand for that cooling beverage and Frank serves most delicious soda too. Three tramps were up before Judtre Parker yesterday on the charge of sleep ing in the cars at the depot. Two of them plead guilty and were eiven fifty and sixty days The other one plead not guilty and his case was continued. The Emerson quartette of Indianap olis, who accompany the Odd Fellows to the grand encampment at Los Angeles, will give several concerts in Southern California and will give one in San Bernardino under the auspices of tbe cantonment here Peter McMahon. one of the old inhabi tants, died last Saturday night after a long and painful illness, growing out of a complication of troubles.

The funeral was held Sunday afternoon, conducted by Father Stockman and was largely at tended by the many friends here. Mr. Stowe, Superintendent of the Cold Storage Company'at Riverside, was in the city yesterday and stated that the San Bernardino fruit exhibit would be as fine as any ever sent from California, as the samples were all excellent and would look splendid when displayed. GofT A. Fyfe, the architects, removed into their new office in the poet office block yesterday and have elegant quarters where they can attend to their large business.

Mr. Goff is now in Toronto, Canada and is enjoying himself. During his absence Mr. Fyfe looks after the business and it is well looked after too. The entertainment to be given next Saturday night at the Opera House will be an exceedingly interesting one.

as it will be given by local talent. The principal features will be the wrestling match between F. T. Williams and Jack Trevorrow, both of whom are good wrestlers. Uscar Morris (Honev) and Joe Cotton will give an exhibition of the manly art, and other local boxers will give sparring exhibitions.

SUPERIOR COURT. SEPTEMBER 3o, 1888 IX BANC. People vs. Zanoza. charged with grand larceny.

Defendant arranged and given until September 11th at 10 a. m. to answer the information. People vs. Frank Dawson, charged with, assault with a deadly weapon.

Defendant arraigned, plead not guilty and trial set for September 13th at 10 a. m. in Department One and a venire of thirty jurors ordered. 1'eople vs. de Georges, charged with assault to murder.

Set for trial Tuesday, September 25th, at 10 a. m. in Department Two. Venire of thirty-five jurors ordered. 1'eople vs.

Sullivan, charged with murder. Set for trial Tuesday, October 2d, in Department One. Venire of forty jurors ordered. People vs. Alexander Timonds.

charged with assault with a deadly weapon. Set for trial September 20, 1888, in Depart ment lwo. Venire of thirty inrors ordered. E. P.

T. Newman vs. South Riverside Band and Water company et al. The demurrer to the complaint overruled pursuant to the decision of the Supreme Court, and defendant given ten days to answer. N.

D. Valentine vs. B. Valentine. Demurrer to complaint withdrawn, and by consent ten days given to answer.

s. Doe vs. D. jr. Edwards et al.

Demurrer to complaint submitted. Henry Conner vs. North Riverside Land and Water Company. Demurrer to complaint submitted. C.

Strausenbach vs. 8. P. R. R.

Co. Demurrer to complaint rubmitted. North Riverside Land and Water Company vs. Henry Conner. Demurrer to complaint submitted.

E. H. Forrster vs. J. A.

Scott. Motion of plaintiff for leave to file amended complaint. M. H. Crafts vs.

Chas. R. Paine. By consent this action is dismissed, each party paying his own costs. Robert Howe vs.

Cucamonga Fruit Land Company et al. By consent the demurrer to tbe cross-complaint and mo tion to strike oat the croso complaint are submitted on nneia. The following cases were set for trial: Conran vs. Smith, September, 4th, De partment Two. Frederick vs.

Dickey, September 20th, Department une. Bams vs. Black, September 11th, De partment Two. QnintanavB.Qnintana. September 12th, Department lwo.

County of San Bernardino vs. Plato et aL. September Sth. Department Two. Gage vs.

Bell, October 2d, Department Two. Gase43. Bell et aL, October 3d, De partment Two. Tretra vs. Cotton Lima A Marble r- Department Straeenback vs.

ialder, 27th- Tlenartment One. Campbell vs. Thomas, October lCi, Dentitimnit Oim inch vs. Riverside A Arlington Call- way company, September 21st, Depart ment Wilson vs. Ackennan, October 16th, Deaartnent Two.

Byrne vs. Crafts, October SOta, Depart ment One. vS People vs. Stalk A Davis, September 4th. Denartment One.

Witheridge vs. Hensler, September 12th. Department Two. N. H.

Ball vs. J. F. Wood et aL De murrer to complaint submitted. Geneva Land and Water Company vs.

the Semi-Tropic Land and Water Com pany. Depanrrer to complaint submitted. A. B. Hotchkiss vs.

California Central Railway Company. Demurrer to com plaint overruled and ten days given to answer. West Coast Lumber Company vs. C. C.

Gee et al. Demurrer to complaint sub mitted. James T. Stratton vs. J.

J. Ellenber- ger et al. Demurrer to complaint argued and overruled, and five days given to answer. M. L.

Ferguson vs. James Stuart. De murrer to complaint submitted. Beniamm Derment vs. A.

inter et at. Demurrer to amended complaint arguea and overruled. James Bradford vs. Harrison W. Jack son.

Demurrer to complaint overruiea. Edward T. Livingston vs. J. A.

Liv ingston et al. Motion of defendant for change of venue granted and case trans ferred to tbe Superior Court of San Diego for trial. Bannin? land and Water Com nan vs. H. J.

Devo. Demurrer to complaint overruled and ten days given to answer, H. L. Williams vs. Jode Mautin.

De murrer to complaint submittad. AlatiMa E. Whitney vs. E. Koweii et al.

Two demurrers to complaint over ruled. L. B. Akers vs. Frederick Matteen.

Demurrer to complaint submitted. W. Shimeall vs. S. B.

Hibben et al. Motion of defendant for change of venue granted and case transferred to the su perior Court of Los Angeles county for trial. W. J. Waddiidiam vs.

W. A. Cram mell et al. Demurrer to CrammelPs complaint sustained. HARRIED! Reece-Bunt In San Bernardino.

August 28, 1888, at the residence of the bride's parents. Mr. Thomas H. Reece and Alias Annie M. Bunt, the Rev.

J. A. Wachob officiating. Read the new advertisement of the Popular shoe store. Goods are sold cheaper than ever at the El Dorado.

5, 10 and 15-cent counters a specialty at The Fair. Drop in at the El Dorado and see our bargain counter. For cooperage of all sizes apply to H. J. Weil Co.

for particulars. Always on time, with promptness the 10 Cent Delivery. All snmmer goods must be sold in the next thirty days at the El Dorado. Harrison and Cleveland are both good men but what is better is the ten-cent delivery. We save yon ail middlemen's profits Gt.

American Importing Tea 94 street. The G. A. I. Tea Company has all its parcels delivered by the 10 Cent De livery.

Only a few left of those ladies' Bal- brigan vests for 25 cents, formerly 75 cents, at the El Dorado. The San Bernardino Artificial Stone and Improvement company are now ready to put in side sewer house connections The cheapest place in San Bernardino to buy dry goods, fancy goods, shoes, gents furnishing goods, hats, is at the El Dorado, Katz block. Snowflakes, Snowflakes, just re ceived a carload of big, white Snowflake potatoes, the best in the world, at Han-nitnan's, street, near Third. To reduce his stock Mr. Allen will give astonishing bargains- to his patMfis on books.

Bibles, eold pens, albums, tooth. hair and clothes brushes, banjoes, violins and accordians. When in Los Angeles go to the St. Elmo hotel, 251 North Main street. Rates reduced to $1.50 and $2.00 per day.

Special rates for rooms without board. Rose Uilderrain, ropnetors. T. A. Carter is now the sole proprietor of theGem Meat Market, and will con tinue to sell the choicest meats of all kinds lower than any other shop in the city.

Sausage kept constantly on hand. Call at the Gem Meat Market, 279 Third street. Notice. -Property owners desiring to have tbe Bide connection with the main sewers put in bv the company constructing the main sewers, will have their work promptly attended to applying to tbe undersigned, at the office of Cunningham Co. J.

C. Ktn'Q. for Sale. Cheap home for workingman. House, lot and furniture for $550.

House of two rooms; lot, ouxiou, in Cioroew tract; stove, furniture and fixtures, a'l for 550. Apply to Rising Baden, next Stewart Hotel, over 1'opuiar bhoe fetore. Assignee' Sale. Bargains bargains All desiring bargains in the jewelry line can now secure them by calling at the old stand of N. B.

Hale Son. The entire stock must be sold. Jas. E. Mace, Assignee.

Kalsin Crop for Sale. Five acres of raisin grapes at High land, the best raisin district in California, for sale on the vines for a lump sum. Call on or adddress Barton Rogers, Stewart hotel building. sep2tf. Attention, Chosen Friends.

You are hereby notified that matters of importance requires your presence at your hall on Wednesday, September 5th, at 7:30. Remember it is necessary that every member should he present. Thos. Dapper, C. A.

Steinmah, Secretary. 'The Pacific Mutual Life" Has loaned in the aggregate many millions of dollars on the coast and now has over 373,000 loaned in San Bernardino county, while not another Life Insur ance company has a dollar loanea nere, and all New York companies are restrained by the laws of New York from making snch loans. For insurance as good as the best insure in "The Pacific Mutual." and keep your money on the coast, where interest is high and money in great demand. JNo company at pres ent is prospering like "The Pacific Mu tual. LEBAROS, Resident JLgent.

Santa Fe Springs, Los Angeles county, (formerly1 Fulton Wells). Hot sulphur baths, strong min eral water, cures asthma, liver and kid ney complaints, especially benincial for dyspepsia and stomach troubles. WOOPARP r-VERTNQHAM. Proprietors. Notice of H.

B. Hale Bra. We want it distinctly understood that we are to continue opr business. And are ever ready to do all kinds of difficult work, which we make a specialty of. Engraving enamelry in all its branches.

Bargains I Bargains If vou want extraordinary bargains in dry goods, boots and shoes, hats and caps and furnishing goods don't delay in calling on M. Byrne, the pioneer grocer. Wishing to dispose of the above line be will sell them 10 per cent less than any other house in San Bernardino, Ripe watermelons are now on R. 8. Thompson's, on street, and the small boy yearneth for a slice.

Also raspbrrs, both being Cijilaini's pro- 0, G2U, TUZZDAY, tlrm. Ti IT t'rM -4iwSma3ite rhvai- ein, pe-U til Dr. 1 rr, of Haw York, wa Hsa a ciass la raa urenwer; a azana cf viul iff, iitanss tocraue invaUds sad mcsietie heslars. Clan MBunsss HosJtr. imm 4A.

For faforBail9i "Tiy at room 6, Fafan Gntrade Oaaaaary Batter tr constantly on hand at tbe Ease lias Gro cery by urow A Urover. wav in now in a to maitiact for your neacLsa and dried fruits. By order of the San Bernardino Fruit Company, u. jf. uonmraHAM, General Manager.

PIUIOIED LOCALS. Hats and caps in all styles and shapes be bought at M. Bvrne'a cheaper man any place in th city. Try Model Home fiakerr bread and you wiunavenootner. Dress goods are being sold at an enor mously low ngure at JU.

ityrne 's. i. tieise. at his liauor emnonam on Third street, has in stock the finest brands of Kentucky whiskies. novl7tf San Bernardino Union No.

86. Carpen ters and Joiners of America, will meet at Y. M. C. A.

Hall Tuesday evenings at 7:30. CHAS. MILLS, Pres. G. L.

Smtth. Cor. Sec'y. apS-tf At the new wholosale wine, liquor and cigar depot of L. Heise can be obtained the finest whiskies produced in Ken tucky, the most palatable wines known to connoisseurs, and the most aromatic cigars ever imported to America.

nl7tf At the Model Home Bakery von will find everything first-class and tasty. opposite Postoffice. tf Politicians' headquarters at the Court Exchange. St. Louis Standard Beer now on draught at five cents per glass.

ree lunch every day at 11 a. court House alley. V. li. uxdnkr, xrop.

L. Heise has opened a wholesale cigar and liquor store in the Byrne building on ihird street. He has in stock tbe finest imported and domestic cigars, and the sparkling wines of our own produc tion, lie proposes to maintain a wholesale house first-class in every particular. and those in need of goods in his line will consult their own interests by call ing on him. novl7tf WATERS A BRINKMITSR'S OPEEA HOTJSE.

PLATO, LCSEEB HTDJLltsZXS. WANTED. WANTED Servant tirl in a small family. Apply at Oppenheimer. on street, near Third street.

sep4t3 T1TANTED A girl for general Apply at 42 Fourth street. housework. sep4tf ITT ANTED. 200 families to try the choice meat at the Central Market, street, near Third. WANTED.

A young girl to aid in care of an Infant, from 8 o'clock in the morning until 6 in the evening. Call at Mrs. Lancaster's, i Fourth street, near F. ANTED EVERY PERSON IN THI CITY to get their packages and parcels delivered by the ten-cent delivery. WANTED Situation as practical gardner and general Jobber in city our country by James L.

Walker, No. S7 Court street, San Uernaraino. FOR SALE. T7OR SALE A Mayflower Windmill, ten foot A' wheel, for sale cneap. Enquire at Mee's blacksmith shop, street.

jylltf OR SALE A good paying hotel on Kingman street, iust north of the California Southern depot: furnished throughout. and hi Kood patronage. Enquire ol Mrs. L. Moore on the place.

FOR SALE Lot on Court street, between a and F. For particulars, enquire at this of fice. tf UKR 8AL.K. Ten seres dialee rait land in three miles of San Bernardino, partly set to fruit Terms eur, Call oa or address job. COOK, Rialto.

Calif ill 17 JUW T1HR Ilil.K A Md snsn of mares. Wagon and harness. JOSEPH COOK, Rialto, CaL juib TT10R SALE A good bicycle for sale. ...1. a X' Fountain saloon.

FOR RENT. TO LET. NICELY FURNISHED FROWT nun st lo street, between Fifth and Sixth, only Ave minutes walk from postoffice. smiH I NOR RENT. Furnished room aear Stewart Hotel, suitable for man and wife or two gentlemen.

Enquire at su a street, oppesuiai King House. RENT. Furnished rooms. No. 45 street, with bathroom privileges.

aulml and third floor. Van Dorin block. Apply to Wilson A Draper, 361 Third street. tf T7OR RENT. Nicely furnished rooms with or X' without boara at r.

a. Volk's. on Sixth street between and B. Gentlemen preferred. rKMi RENT The old Post on ce building after J- Jnlvlst.

For information apply to M. B. Garner or C. Kurtx. Jelfttf LOST.

1 OST. A surveyor's Held book. The finder li will be liberally rewaraea by leaving the same at this office. LOST. A lady's slate colmd basque, near Third and streets.

A reward will be paid for leaving the same at this offiee. IOST. A liver colored hunting dog, between i l.vtl Creek can von and this city. Had a nickle plated collar engraved H. Please, 74 street.

A suitable reward will be given to the finder by returning same to above place. angaati. LOST BLACK DOG, WHITE ON BREAST; answers to name of Duke. A liberal reward will be paid for leaving hint with Roe A Raynor, Third street. augls MRS.

E. ALLEN FOR DRESSMAKING AND PLAIN SEWING call and ace Mrs. X. Allen, 41 Sixth street, between and D. A perfect fit is guaranteed.

Frnalnjr. ORNAMENTAL Tree Pruning; grounds taken care of; perfect work guaranteed. Shrubbery and flowers attended to. All sorts of amr-dening. B.

TaLBOTT. Leave orders at Schafer's second-hand store, Third street, bet and D. leS-tf HftiMts Work. mHI VALLEY GOLD COMPANY, tvmn 1 whose works are at Holeosab vallev. Saa a III JMa Bernardino eouatv.

California, will receive sealed proposals for the waning of two handled (SH feet sf tunnel. approximate sias Ax in clear in Hoieomo vaney. mas muse be per lineal foot; the contractor must furnish candles, powder, fuse and cape. Rock to be pot in buckets and ran to shaft by contractor. The company win furnish tools and deliver timbers oa anrface at muptb of shaft aavd hoist the rock.

Payments win be saade oa the Sth day of eaeh month for comparted work, was per east-waich will be kept back until termination of contract. The) company rsstrvs the right to reject any and all bios. Piey issls wifl happened at the eonnanys nam km. feor- VaUey oa the Sth nay of im mr. lw A Mlaais are tavtted to inspect tnewerk aavd atd em same.

I L. MYERS. Bupei 'saendr-t VaOT HoU Ca. Limited. P.

O. a oilman, vtofesr. CaL acptllf. as ajST ytTiirr T- -'V TOWNE'S PRESCRIPTIO (146 Tie Host Belialte tad fehx txs Ctta tl Clij Tsat lli Allowed to pass over our counter, and old and stale and OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT we I um wo i-iiy. anu as to our szpsnwGe ana a maty, au tuat is necessary to oe enjoy the confidence and patronage of the largest number of physicians in the ci.j Uedlcines are Prepared by a Compotont Prcscrlptlonlsti Dc ember the If otlee to Vetera.

AU persons who are entitled to vote at the coming Presidential election, and who have not registered since March 2d. 186, are urged to attend to the matter promptly, as according to section 1113 of the Political Code of Califor nia, the Great Register most be copied for the Sri liter and printed on Monday, October 1st, 388. and ao person whose name does not ap pear oa the printed register prepared at that time tm entitled to vote on November 6th. It is not necessary for voters who have retdstered since March Sd. 1886, to re-register, but those who have not done so must register on or be fore Monday.

October 1st. 1833. dtoctl Geo. L. Hisom, County Clerk.

Bids for Friatimg Gnat Bsgiiter. OFFICE of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Saa Bernardino county. State of uamomia. Sealed bids will be received atlhis office until Saturday, September 15, 1888. at lio'clock m.

for pnnnng one uousana copies oi tne ureal Kec-Ister of San Bernardino county for the general election, bids to specify the price per name for euuu names, ana any numoer in excess tnereor. Said printed conies must conform to the election laws of California, must be equal in work tanship to the printed register of Sonoma county tor 1886 (a copy of which may be seen at tnis orace). ana must oe printea in tnis count: between October 2d and October 16th. A bom of S20OO will be reauired for faitnful perform. ance of contract.

The right is reserved to reject any ana ail mas. By order of the Bosrd of Supervisors, septtd GEO. L. HISOM. Clerk.

stray Notice. TAKEN UP AT BARSTOW AUGUST 20, two burros; mouse colored, below medium size; marks, one of them crop off left ear, the other crop off right ear; both males. Owner can have same by proving property and paying cnarges.or mey wm De disposed of according to law. A. THOMPSON, Barstow, Cal.

August 25th, 1888. Notice or Dissolution or Partnership, NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE partnership heretofore existing between Paul Kluss. William A. Scbimpf and Charles L. Schsll.nnder the Arm name of Kluss, Thode fc in the city of San Bernardino, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.

Tbe former business will be continued at the old stand, corner of and First streets, in said city. bv Paul Kluss ana wuiiam rnoae, wno win pay all bills owea oysaia me arm, ana wui Collect au accounts one to saia taw nnn. A. SCHIMfrT, C. SCHALL, WM.

THODE, PAUL KLUSS. San Bhhakpiko, CaL, August 11, 1863. Keep Your Fowls Healthy BY USING THE BELVIN POULTRY TONIC, a sure cura for cholera, sore heads and all diseases affecting fowls under varying conditions of climate or location. Carry your fowls through the critical period of moulting. In crease the production of eggs one-third.

The advertiser has had many years tperience in the care of poultry. This is a mineral tonic, directions with each bottle. For sale at McGib- bon's drug store. Third Street, San Bernardino. Manager of Arrowhead Hotel Poultry Yard.

LADIES Why pay Big Prices for OLD TEAS and STALE COF FEES when you can get Choice New Season Teas and Fine (Fresh Roasted) Coffees, at ACTUAL WHOLESALE PRICES FROM THE Great American Importing Tea 94 Street, Bet. Third Fourth, Buy Direct from the Importers and save middle profits. Running 32 stores enables us to undersell all others and give the best goods for the least money. Our SDices. Extracts and Baking Pow ders are guaranteed absolutely pure, and of the finest quality.

One trial will convince you that we can not only please, but save you money. THE STEWAET! 8AN BERNARDINO, CAL. A KSW HOTEL OPENED JANUARY, 1888. Commercial and Tourist hotel open all the year. KLEQXKCK, CONVCITIKKCE 1XD COMFOBT.

DRTJGh STORE AT- DR. If. CAKTERBTJRY HAS OPENED A drug store at tbe above named town, located at the celebrated Harlem Springs. There will be kept on hand an assortment of snch articles as are usually found in a well selected stock of drags, toilet and fancy goods. Dr.

Canterbury will respond promptly to all prof esslonal calla, San Bernardino, CaL WM. E. SAVAGE, LAND ATTORNEY, U.S. LAND OFFICE BUSINESS. Contests and Claims of all Descriptions Pertaining to Government Land Attended to before the United States, Local and General Land Offices.

Special Attention to Mining and Water Bights. Township Plats, Field Notes of Surreys and Abstrada of Filings Furnished at Short Room 21, XXeDonald Block, P. O. Box 621. Los Angeles, Cal.

xosiErpja: CTtAjra, AC3 AY OFFICE, Baalerta Rcpalrarof 1 Third Street, next door totbe 3T charge no more for them than you would unfit to go into a well man's stomach, let is the most complete and beat equipped Place 146 Third Next door PROUD OF lUj, THE Third r-, :1 A-' i tiwabt hotel vT Lars alone for a farrs rre to First National HIS SHOL The undersigned I undersigned i i baa llolman Block, nftat to the Stewart HofelT a very Urgf and ell selected stock of BOOTS AND SHOES Which will be sold at prices which defy competition. The entire stock is new and especially selected for this market, and bought at such prices that we cannot be undersold. Call and examine our poods and prices, and yon will be convinced. Remember the place, POPULAR, SAN BERNARDINO ACADEMY BTJSHSTESS -a. i He-Opens 3kTondav D.

ANHEUSER-BUSCH ST. LOUIS Keo Bottled beer. il San Bernardino, Gal. -AND COLLEGE. September 3, 1888.

3. STURGES, Principal. BREWING ASS'N. ST. LOUI Iveq fe Bottle i BEER.

Association, bo cleave to inform his he has now revived the flrof caiload of WEIL, Agent of the Anheuser-BuBch Brewing customers and tbe public in general that Tony Faust Beer, A special brand of the Anhenser beer, commanding a considerably higher than the latter, but that he will sell the Tony Faust Beer At usual prices. Doing this with the desire to furnish his business friends with the finest and best beer obtainable, and to give them the special Tony Faust Brand, Which, in the city of St. Louis, is Exclusively sold by the well known Mr. Faust. This world-renowned beer will always be kept on hand at Henry J.

Weil's Anheuser-Busch Beer Depot, corner Third and streets, tsan Bernardino, Cal. HENRY WOZENCRAFT, JNO. W. ROBERTS, I ABSTRACT OFFICE. y.h$Fu- WOZENCRAFT CO, Abstract Office, EXAMINERS OP TITLES AND Searehers of Records MAPPING DRAUGHTING A SPBCIALTY, Telephone 63.

P. O. Box 81 Room lO. Andreson Block, San Bernardino, Cal Great Sacrifice Sale FURNITURE 20 Per Cent Discount Sale for Cash HSTow is your Ciiance. That Occurs Once in a Lifetime.

THIS IS FOR A SEORT TIDE 0IJ1Y in', 'ML.