The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 3

5 'f i 0 43 We are iNif FALL "GOODS Dully, und they comprise the 0 CHOICEST to be hsd in tin' EASTERN CITIES. We haven't tl'iie to write any surer-llunuM advert ie-incnlH this DON'T PURCHASE! Until you have seen our Knll Styles in Men's ami Ladies', Man' 8 and Children's FOOT Wr AR Etc, rtaa)iiil)le Clothiers ntnl Shoers Leaders of Low Trices. 315 I Vu sueei, 4 Sliq Kei Uiirdiuo. One door north fioin Third. 1'- iii'Im'k nl Shu KruiM'isco nml Colusa, Cnl.

L. 7IGEI Opposite Motor Depot, San Eci nnrdino. Is slill on iniuil with New and Second Hand FurniturE Carpets, Stoves, Etc. Best Carpet Cleaning the County. Machine in MIT Mill One of the Finest in the City.

jTOPEN DAY AND NIGHT ALL THE DELICACIES Of the SEASON. Private Parlors for Ladies aud Genu and Families. Mcala served In Any Stylo at All Hours. -Remember the Pluee Opposite the Court House. JOHN TOMICICH, Prop.

B. WOLFSOHH 335 Third Street, GKKAT. GROWING GROCER. It is no reason, because you l.ave been Lading with other parties for years, that you should pay higher prices for your groceries, but just open your eyet and don't be deceived by others that pay high rents for their stores, for they can't Bell as cheap as 1 do. Give me a trial and see for yourselves.

M-lb siwk family Flmir 1 no lftlbsUranulaled Hnirnr 1 no 10-lb 1mj Soda Trackers 111 llm Kol led heat Ml lolhs KolledOals fsl ft) His Liverpool Salt 10 lbs Leaf Lard 13) Arlmekle's Uitt'ep, i lb 1 (M Mocha Java, per lb M.miIiii, Java l.lend, Mi 1 IK) Kirvllcli lireakfant Tea VI lbs Ked 4 cans A'- ka Salmon 4 eans Mwrrel 5 eans chedee 'J 'A large eaus Cltim 4 eam Knirnr Corn bottle how Chow 'J" iJirne bottle Mixed Tickle jari Kreneh lists I Knvder's Tniiialo Ca'sup l.a'rite hottlo olive Oil 'M of K.rrIp Cotiilenaed Milk Ijirge Imr I'HKtile Sf.ap 1 lbs Corn stareh 7 tmm niiiinerci.il Borax Honp '2 lbs Boneless Cndttsh 4 Ixixes of Krfmeh Surdities Mi lhs Mureari.nl Goods DeiiTered free lo ill Paris of lot City. mm THE CITY IN BRIEF. Hon. Henry French, Prohibition nominee for governor, will speak here next Friday evening. Redlands corps of the Salvation Army will unite witn the city corps in ait international demonstration tonight.

A. Clendenon, the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. William Clendenon of Kialto, died on Wednesday and was buried yesterday. In Judge Campbell's court yesterday the case of the People vs.

John K. San-ford, chained with ussault with intent to commit murder, was net for trial on Nov. 15. After a season of enforced quietness, due to the warm weather. Vale's hall will once more ling to the music of the dance.

Tonight has been set apart for that purpose. Perfidio Diaz, who was accused of robbing a house in Coltou tome time ago, was arraigned before Judge Wright yesterday. He was held to answer the charge of burglary. The Paris club will meet at Armorv hall tonight. This is the regular meeting of.

the club and is the night fur the electiott of officers. All interested in the cause of nomocracy are invited to be present. Cornman Post, G. A. and the Relief Corps will hold a picnic next Thursday, the -'Oth, near Wise's winery at the lower end of Mill street.

Further information miiy be received from Comrade Singer. Our friends over at the lied Front are daily receiving their new fall stock of men's and boys' clothing, hats, furnishings, blankets, ladies', men's and children's shoes, which they promise will eclipse anything ever seen in his city. See their new advertisement in this issue Tho bicycle stolen from Benjamin Weller was found yesterd 'y in front of the Ogden steam iaundry. Evidently from malicious impulse the thief had used the wheel so long as he desired and had then deliberately ruined it. The front wh el was Binashed and the whole machii.e rendered useless.

The delivery horse of Smith tho grocer, added to the general excitement esterday by making a lively run up street. He capsized the vehicle at the unlucky corner of Fourth and I streets smashed the wagon, broke the harness, extricated himself, and started in for a time record hut was stopped before doing any further damage. TRANSFER OF TEACHERS. Mevelftl Chances MhiIo ISy the it.mril -New Kelioil liutld lug. At the city board of education meeting it was decided to transfer Prof.

E. C. I.oekhard from the principalship of the Central school to the business do, pnrtment of the high school. That this is peculiarly good move will lie recognised by all who are familiar with Professor Lockhard's high ability in this particular branch of win k. J.

Xish was appointed to 11 1 1 the vacancy. Mrs. Addie P.itrgess, who made such an exceptionally good record in school work lust year, was placed in charge of the Urbita schools. The location of the new school house to be built was decided on and a lot on which to erect it whs purchased from Mr. Ferguson at the western end of First stieet.

The plans and specifications for the building will bo placed on exhibi tion in Superintendent l.eattie'i ollice in the hall of records, for one week, for the inspection of contract! rs aim wish to bid. Street Improvement. A meeting of the Street Improvement society will bo held on Friday, Sept. 14, at 7:30 p. m.

at the city hall, on I street. Members of the executive com mittee anil division superintendents are specially requested to be present. VII are invited. II. President.

NOTES OF TRADE. Finest ice cream soda at Rudolph's. Win. McDonald Son, line furniture. I)ok out for quail.

Coming at Hani-inan's. Sonoma claret, 50 cents a gallon at Vache's. Delicious French candies at Rudolph's, Third. Fred M. tuner, Vale's music store.

Wo buy and wo sell Hecond hand fur niture, Schafer liros. For (inest groceries, table ihdicacies, go to Darnell's, lhirl ami 1. Second hand furniture, Schafer 313 Third street, between and l. Maier Zohelicn and V. J.

hemp's beer, by the doen, K. Vache Co. Vache familv liinior store, 5111, Third, opposite St. Charles hotel. The best 5-cent cigar made the Imported Plant at Miguel's, Third and E.

Complete stock of liquors for family trade, E. Vache it Ml Third street. Win. McDonald itc Son, funeral directors and embulmers, 372 and Third street. Rudolph furnishes the finest icecream, at shortest notice, for parties and socials.

Oats for your. horses, ond nil kinds of first-ciass'hav at John KikelnumV, mi I I Ill Third street, between 0 and Native port, sherry and angelica, warranted pure, by the gallon or bot tle, at Vache it fill I Third street. Complete bedroom sets, very new aud second hand, Schafer Third street, between and I). Tho Robert Burns, a (dear Havana cigar, three sizes, three for 11 quarter, ID cents straight, and two for L'5 cents, sold by Third and E. Hurt 11 CatloU Are tho only exclusive undertakers and eiiibalmers in the city.

Therefore they are able to devote their ei. tire attention to the business. They carry full line of funeral supplied, and guarantee perfect satisfaction. 644-610 Third street opposite Motor depot. I i 5s- THE DAILY SUN, SAN BERNARD! JNT0.

OAl. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, H9i. IT IS DESCRIBED IN DETAIL. PKOSIKCTl Of TIIK OKAN'ti V. HEI.T KLKCTKIC HO AO.

Dentrlptlon or the Noted riiicrs it Will Traverse A nliue Itallwny Itryoml 1'nrallel. Nothing in the way of industrial enterprises undertaken San Bernardino has occasioned so much public interest as the Orange licit F.lectriu Loop line, new in proceed of formation, Since the first announcement made by Tiik Si everyono has been talking about it and approving it and no small mini her of citizens have expressed willingness to aid it. With this feeling in the community, there is scarcely a doubt that the importantenterprise will be put through. Mr. C.

Zombro, who is working actively on the initiative movement has prepared a prospectus which adds detail to that(which Tun Sex has already pub lished. It is as follows There exists in San lten ardino county a series of popular resorts and sanitariums; the Arrowhead Hot Springs, tho new state insane asylum, the Kahcl and Ilarloiu Springs and the Highland orange groves district, which, aeide from being noted as attractive to tourists and recreation spots for the permanent residents of three cities, have a commercial feature as a freight line which is well worth taking into consideration in presenting the project of the proposed Orange licit Electric railwav. These places are so situated, geographically, that all can be connected by one line of railway, 'Jl ni'les in length, in tho form of a circle or loop, without traversing any territory that has not become noted the world over for its scenery, grand beyond description. TIIK I'ltOSTKlTIVi: IHAKl'Il'. Viewing the demand that has been for some time, and hich is constantly grow ing, for just such means of rapid transit as this will atl'ord, and considering that our tourist travel for the past season has been larger than ever before, (as it has been steadily growing for the past four years), it is beyond problematical that this railway will be the means ol 'at trncting great inlluence and wealth, which will make this valley the grandest in California.

As these resorts are the recreation ground and watering resorts for Riverside, Coltou, Redlands and San nnrdino, it will, in the course of time, be proiitahlc to tho projectors as to the property owners at present. KOKM VIION ok run it is proposed to extend the city streetcar line of the city of San three miles in length, from its northern terminus, six miles to the famous Arrow head Hot Sprirgs, seven miles distant from the city of San also to absorb the Ijiglihiinl Motor railway of six miles, in operation and running to the State Insane Asylum, and extending1 this for a distance of six miles, from another terminus of car line, in a circular manner so as to intersect the Arrow head extension, thus forming a loop at North San llernnrdino railroad station, and converting tho 'Jl miles into an electric system. The country through which this line ill run is very fertile, thickly populated and constantly growing in population. Highland has a population of luoo, which can be depended upon to patronize this line liberally. The trip that this will atl'ord will he unequalled novelty and grandeur in California.

Tin: itini: hksckiiikd. The line as proposed ill allbrd this trip. Hoarding an elegant electric car lit the Santa 1 depot, where (14 passenger trains arrive and depart daily, you will lido down the principal street of San Bernardino for one mile, ond passing the four hotels, four banks, the Union motor depot, where 111 trains arrive daily from Redlands Coltou and Riverside; then turning up the tiriin residence streets, past the opera house, and after one-half mile east ride through the fruit lands for a distance of four miles, where we stop at iho Rabel or Harlem Hot Springs, where excellent accommodations are found for either tub or swimming mineral baths, and groves of shade trees, allording elegant picnic grounds. The beauty and location of these grounds nllord excellent facilities for Bociety reunions, holiday sports and ri llo drills, and have been used for such purposes for years. is the sikkua's FOOTHILLS.

hoarding our car wo continue east for one mile to Messina, and turning lo the north, ride up one of the grainiest drives in California, viz: Palm avenue, with its famous orange groves, (lower gardens and beautiful residences on either side, for one mile, where we meet Highland avenue, whose elevation is liiOO feet. At this point we have an unobstructed view of the whole an Bernardino valley. Here we turn down west on Highland avenue, still among the orange groves, passing the new state insane asylum, and after a ride of three miles on this avenue wo meet tho Ar-i rowhead extension, here wo turn and travel to the north for a distance of four miles up grade, arriving at the Arrow head Hot Springs, bordering on the pineries of the majestic Sierra's, 'JiinO Meet above the Sea, and feet above the valley, ith Sim Bernardino, 'ol ton, Rcdlamls and Highland in plain view. The hotel here at present contains 100 rooms, mo I is a handsomely furnished frame Imildin, with numerous bathing houses detached, lighted by electricity and heated by boding water Mowing through pipes in the buildings 11 re also is found beautiful canyon pic nic grounds, witertalls, and tlio mud baths of Arrowhead are known the world over. From here divergent mountain trails lead up among the pines on the S.erriis.

Accommodations will he grently increased during the building of the electric road. MitiNi.ivo 110,000 tooki 11 KK. Now a 'JO-minute ride from Arrow- head will laud us at any of the hotels of San Bernardino, having completed thei elide. Hie trip can lie made 111 one hour and L'5 minutes. Considering the unusually favorable connections, it will have with other roads lending to this city, and connecting us with towns with an aggregate population of to-gethet with its circular form will make this the most union eh ctr'cid railway in the world.

Passengers from Jliver-side, liedlunds and Cotton will be eu- a i I allied to take the trip over the electrijul system without change of cars, at a reasonable fare. Mr. Zoinbro made a trip yesterday to Highland on behalf of the new enterprise. All whom he saw were more than gratified over the prospect, and no small degree of enthusiasm was manifested. Nor was the emotional the most important feature.

Several property owners subscribed without hesitation and without urginj-, and they will secure further subscriptions. Still, alter all, tho principal support will have to come from this city, but if expressions already voiced be a guide, a sufficient fund will be raised. CAMPAIGN ON "THE DESERT." County HiidldalfK Will Start Out Next Week. Tho Democratic county campaign wi'l begin tomorrow night at where candidates for legislative and county otlices will speak. Early next week they will cross "the desert" and work back west.

Their itinerary is as follows Vanderbilt, Monday, Sept 17. Needles, Tuesday, Sept. IS, Diiggi tt, Wedne-diiy, Sept. Calico, Thursday, Sept. 'M.

liarstow, Friduv, Sept. Oro Grande, Saturday, Sept. '22. Victor, Monday, Sept. 21.

Hesporia, Tuesday, Sept. '2b. At each place the speaking will begin at p. in. sharp.

From reports received from local committeemen it is rcin-ona-bly certain good crowds ill turn out it every meeting. PERSONAL. Dr. Aldridge visited Crafton yesterday on professional business. Attorney II.

Jollille was in the city yesterday on legal business, Mrs. Anna Iluvtt le't hist evening for Calico to take charge of the schools at that point. Samuel Black the great anti-monopoly war horse of the Beaumont hills, is visiting the county seat. F. Ettiidillo of Coltou, United States Indian agent, was in the city yesterday guest ot tho New St.

Charles hotel. Miss Zilea Ames and Miss race Livingston leave today for Needles and Vanderbilt respectively to take chaise of schools. Mis Ollie Sheets returned tc San Diego yesterday after pleasant visit of four weeks with relatives and friends in this city. Mr. Lewis Jacobs returned from Im Angeles yesterday with bis daughter, who has been visiting relatives in Sun Francisco.

Miss Till ic Weill' is suil'cring from a sprained joint received a few days ago while stepping from oil' the curb on Fourth street V. Kiiudsen (if Crafton came in yesterday and leaves today for Bear Val'ey, where his family have been spending a short vacation. (ius Knight went to I.os Angeles yesterday and will go from there to the meeting of the Sportsmen's association in Santa Monica. Mr. Dodd Dwyer, who owns a large cattle ranch on the bead waters of the Santa Ana river, mtido a business trip to this city yesterday.

Mr. lieorge Cowdrey, although a carpenter by cation, has entered the bee business. His apiary at present comprises one whole twarni. Floyd Purgess, who through error, some time ago was reported to have joined the coinnionwealers, his been heard from in I'lm nix, Ariz. Miss Mabel Fstee, in company with Miss Nellie Brown, Miss Lena Purdy and Mes'irs.

F. V. Richardson and John Brown, took an excursion over the kite-shaped (ruck yesterday afternoon. Invitation cards are out announcing the marriage ceremony of Miss Susanna A. McFurlane and Mr.

Henry D. Page, both residents of (his city. The wedding will take place Sunday, Sept. in the First Methodist church. AT ON K-riltl ItTH I'KICKN, Itaro Curios at the, HI Id Inter I'uir viiur.

When tho Midwinter Fair in San Francisco closed two months ago, several foreign concessionaires found themselves with much unsold stock. This embraced foreign manufactures from Europe nml the Orient suitable for souvenirs such us are seldom seen in America. Part of the-o treasures are now on sale at 4S0 Third stieet at prices about three-fourths less than visitors paid at the fair. The exhibit will be removed in a few days. All purchasers get a free ride in the haunted swing, the greatest mystery ever seen.

MMIhTIIINM AllOI 'l' 1'AlNT. Why in Averlll Is thn llest Ltir MitnlifHeturiMl. George M. Cooley, the well-known hardware man, has recently taken the agency for the Averill paint, manufactured by the California paint com-nanv. bimI in a few davs will be in re ceipt of horse, wagon mid carriage paints and elast ie black board slating.

The Averill Mixed Paint is the first mixed paint ever manufactured in the United States under letters patent. For 37 years during its manufacture in San I rancisco, it bus stood all tests without failure. Its marked success is attributable to the addition of the oxide of zinc to that of lend. This combination counteracts the ellecl of salt contained in the fogs of (he Pari lie coast. The kconomv of the Averill mixed paint, its iiuh.mancy and iu haiiii.ii are qualities hich are very well Known.

yim Need New Wall I'npor? We are giving -0 per cent oil' on all gilt, wall paper; one dollar's worth for SI) cents. .1.0. Litti.KI'Aoi:, Till) Third street. The Midwinter Fair stock of millinery will lie for sale at the usual cheap prices. Hats from f0 cents up to $2.

One door eat of Motor doiOt, 'lhird street. Sa.e will commence Monduy, Sept. 17. A. JONAS The CLOTHING AND SHOE HOUSE S7XN BERNARDINO COUNTV, i IU Fqo rp "JvV -U.

-Jj -IT EST IS A GOOD THING FOR THOSE WHO ARE TIRED, BUT its not a particle more pleasant to the weary than a look at our stock is. this week, to the parents of Young America. Younjj sttTs look immense in our new School Suits and Shoes, and it doesn't create a large vacuum in your pocket 'jook to fit them oul in suneib stvle. We fit every time, and no matter how nar row your income, you can make it meet your emergencies If you only let us help you economize. We can't help doing that, and we wouldn't if wo could.

Fall will soon be here, and we have decided to make the last fall of the in prices in mens' clothing; in boy's, youth's and children clothes io mens' nod hoy's furnishing goods; in boy's and child ren's hats: in hoy's and children's bhoes. 1. R. BRUNN, WHOLESALE DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Agent for PA P.ST MILWAUKEE All or lets for goods deli vei i'iI outside SELQIAL ''if the Mc.y be found during September at BURT' In Stoves of all kinds, Kitchen Ute.sils, Farming Im.

plements, Hex Wire Netting and General Hardware. Tlic nitiii! lint! carried ly the estate of the late J. IJurt must he clo.scd out at once. All omuls marked down to actual cost, and lulow! The round American Dollar is entitled to a and your money will talk loudest at 11IK 1 THE fCWET BUSIES STilL And will as eh 'im as a Patronize those ho stay E. J.

LEEDS, IN FII1I BROS. Principal In 4 321 STREET, SAN BERNARDINO. BEER and YELLOWSTONE WH -KEY. city promptly attended to. Tele 79.

BARGAINS LEADS iv competition from the outside. it It you. We'll not he undersold. 371 373 Street. A.

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