The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 1

3 1 TV sv sv 31 AN A (yjOKK THAN Season Ticket, Good for Six Admisaiona, Si.oo, PKRA HOUSE MARTHA L. KU'LINUEH, Manager. THAT FAMOUSLY FCNNY FARCE MORE OR LESS UP TO DATE. NEW YORK KITCHEN. AL.

FRANTZ, Prop. REAL ESTATE. J. P. SCOTT.

TCKJLAI, JANUARY it Tbe greatest mirth-provoking farcc-com edy ever written. MEAT MARKET. GEO. SWING, Prop. 812 Street, San Bernardino, SANTA FE STABLES.

COR. COURT and STREETS. ASSAM AND CHEMIST. JOHN T. REED.

IIOBBS HOUSE. HAT AND GRAIN. ADOLPII JOHNSON. Cal. Under direction ot H.

C. WYATT The Prodigal Father Beat! on tale at MacGlbbon's, Saturday, 9 o'clock. 11.00, 80c. and 25c. WHERE TO BUY njuiuinnjinuxiumruuinjinip 5 My work la my guaranty.

Artistic posing, careful tttouching and a good finish art requisites jvr a yvua pnviugrupn, iivjnririsruuvjjriru HOTOGRAPHER All Kinai pictunt made, in wattr coiori. irue iu hc, my tpiclalty, WEST THIRD STREET. Our MEATS go farther than most meat. do. itn because they are choice through and through aud there Is to waste.

That', why It', good economy to buy of nt. We make a specialty of quick delivery, and that', an Item for hurried housewives. The Finest of Turnout, furniihed for. all occasions. A splendid Tally-IIo.

Competent Driven, Assays made on all valuable Sampling of mines a specialty. Testa made of 'all metal, and Money must be with sam- Pl' 531 COURT STRET Room, with board, per week. Best meal. In tbe city for 26c. A houH that never change, S7 COURT STREET Wood.

Coal. Lime. Cement. Tel. 72 Red.

840 THIRD STREET Meal, from 15 cents up. Oy.tert any slyl Open day and night. Lunche. and short order at all No Chinese or Japanese. Patronize white labor.

Money to Loan. Suburban property. Orange Fruit Lands. gio THIRD STREET. THE 8ALESYAKD FOR THE have been re-opened for the avaaon atrect, opposite the P.

O. BMILAX, SHRUBS, FLOWERS, and all kind, of citrn. and deciduous fruit trees. A. UDOOLIJTON, Prop.

Of the biggest CUT-PRICE SALE of merchandise ever seen in all San Bernardino County. JV1XT NAXUHUAY, (the 30th) will positively be the LAST DAY Of the Greatest of Great Clearance Sales. If you think you're oing to need in the next six months or a year, any MEN or BOYS' WEARING APPAREL, LADIES MISSES' and CHILDREN SHOES, buy 'em JVOW If you don't, you'll surely regret it Remember next Saturday will be the last day of our ANNUAL INVENTORY SALE Then good bye to cut prices until the year of our Lord, Eighteen Hundred and Ninety-Eight A EIhteea Hundred and Ninety-Eight. OBJECT PROGRESSIVE CLOTHIERS AND SHOERS Street, Opposite Court House Country Orders Pro pt lyN A tte ed Tor AMUSEMENTS. LESSON IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S INDUSTRIES HOME PRODUCT EXHIBITION, HAZARD'S PAVILION, January 16th to February 6th, 1897.

LOS ANGELES. Special Amumnunteature. Each Day. Special Excursion Itate I i V-r San Bernardino, Cal. g- HOW TO TREAT FLOWERS.

Preserve Them According to the Mature of the I'laut, Those who wish to enjoy tho whole of tho short life of their cut flowers In stoad of only a email portion of it Will not sottlo down npon any one undeviat-ing method of preserving them, tut Will rather vary it, according to the dif-forout oauses which load to their tlecay. 'Xuko, lor lnHtauco, the nowers of a tnconlent nature, like the iris. Tho (teniH, when pat into water, slough sway and soon give forth an unpleasant) Odor. There are two remodlua which may be applied in this uiso. Either one (hould put a mild disinfectant in the water aud frequently cbaugo it or out off the ends of the stalks at short Another flower whoso stem most rap idly decays and con-opts the water is mignonette, and it is often best, therefore, to Bticriflco it while its head is still freshly green.

Heliotrope, like mignon-ette, should always bo pot in water by Itself, for it not only fudes and turns brown rapidly, bnt it will kill almost any flower put with it. The cause of decay iu hard wooded plants liko the azalea and oamolia is that they do not take tip enough water, not that they have any tendency to pollute it, so that to cut their stalks frequently would be of little avail. But if when putting each flowers iu a vase or bowl you inuke sure that tbe lowest loaves uttuched to the blossoms are under water tho etTcct is magical. Ferns, und especially maidenhair, are very short lived when they have to look to tho stein alone for nourishment, and tho most effectual way to preserve them is to sco that tho lower part of every frond is well under water. Cut flowers require us a rule a far greater quantity of water than is given them.

Flowers should always bo placed in water aa soon as possible after being picked. When -received by post in a somewhat wilted condition, an immediate plunge into hot water with a little sal volutilo will accomplish wonders in tho way of reviving them. And if you wish to wear flowers in your bair or on your corsage, they may be mude to rotuin their freshness for an entire evening by putting a bit of sealing wx over the ends. Did You Ever Try Kleclric Bitters as a remedy for your troubles? If not, get a bottle now and get relief. This medicine has been found to be peculiarly adapted to the relief and cure of all female complaints, exerting a wonderful direct influence in giving strength and ton to the organs.

If you have loss of appetite, constipation, headache, fainting gpells, or are nervous, sleepless, exclvable, melancholy or troubled with dizzy spells, Klectrio Bitters is the medicine you need. Health and strength are guaranteed by itsnse. Fifty cents and fl.OO at Frank M. Towne's drug store. Will money The Holsteln Dairy glye you better value for your in hay, wood, milk, cream, but- ier or pasturage man any otner firm or dealer in the city.

We shall allow no one to nndersell us in the shove articles. Ask for prices and be convinced. Telephone, Main, No. 'lb. Other Mote, of Boolety Rev.

Exposure to Disease. IrK and Ka.ter to Celebrate Thilr Anniversary. Rkdlands, Jan. 23. (Regular corn's-spoudeuce of Tub Sun:) One of the pleasant society evonts of the season occurred last evening, when Mrs.

K. II. Spoor tendered "at home" reception to 50 or GO of ber friends. The elaborate and betutiful floral decorations arranged under the supervision of Mes-dsmes K. H.

Spoor, W. L. Spoor and A.G.Hubbard and Miss Agnes Park, were made up mainly of pale blue, pale pink, yellow and light green. Mrs. E.

II. Spoor, attired in white and yellow, and Mrs. Curtiss, in silver gray with pink flowers, received the guests, while Mesdatnes II. II. Garstin, I'utnam, and K.

II. Field, and Miss Hoppock presided in the dininir room. To the guests seated at small tables in various parts of the dining room and library, refreshments were served bv the following ladies: Mesdames Horace hvaus aud W. L. bpoor and Misses Mary Sterling and Helen Curtiss.

Miss Jeame Mills of Pomona collego. who took the prize in the vocal contest at Long Beach last summer, rendered number of songs in a most pleasing manner, and Miss Ana Cartlege of Crafton gave several piano solos Thoso assisting Mrs. Spoor were colors in harmony with the floral decorations of the different rooms and altogether it was a most pleasant and taBty event. NOTES OF TUB DAY. By invitation of Mr.

and Mrs. B. H. Jacobs, a very enjoyable social gathering occurred last evening at the spa cious home on Cypress avenue, the guests being the othcers aud the teachers of the Methodist FpiBcopal Sunday school. Social intercourse, games and short speeches by the pastor, superintendent and assistant superintendent made the evening pleasant, nt well aa profitable.

A neat collation was also served. A number of Redlands orange growers met in the Association hall this afternoon and organised the "Kedlands Horticultural Club," electing II. 1). Moore president and C. H.

Lienau secretary. The society contemplates in its by-laws a membership of 60 families and has for its object the education of its members in regard to the production of fruits and the mutual protection of their interests. As forecast in Tus Sun of today Dr. M. W.

Hill and Attorney C. K. Trues- dell have been appointed to the vacancy on the School Board caused by the resig nation of Directors Katon and Lock-wood. It is understood definitely that they will accept and that Professor Wagner will be upheld in the supervision of the schools. About 30 members of the class of the Union High School enjoyed a fine ride in a hayrack to the largo residence of Mr.

Hinckley, about three miles weBt ol town. KefreBhments were served, games and dancing indulged in, and all report a pleasant time. Monday. January 25, being the wed ding anniversary of Kev. Dr.

and Mrs. J. D. Faster, they will receive their friends, irrespective of church atlilia- tions, at the rectory from 4 to 0, and from 7 to p. ni.

Maj. E. A. 'Weed and Lieut. F.

Farnham, the bicyclists mentioned in today's Sun arrived in HedlandB this afternoon. They leave in the morning to continue their long trip to the city of Mexico. About a dozen young people pleas antly surprised c.d Sherman at Ins father's residence on Cajon street last evening. Games of various sortB enliv ened the evening, and refreshments were served. Kev.

and Mrs. J. II. Williams ten dered a social last evening to a large number of tneir friends and congregation at tbe parsonage, on Olive avenue. Tbe Chrysanthemum club held one of their bi-monthly "hops" at tbe Wind sor hotel last night.

E. C. Berg expects his father from Heading, via the Southern Pacific this evening. C. C.

Clark, vice president of the New York Central, arrives at the Casa Loin a tonight. F. D. IiusBell, general freight agent of the St. Louis and San Francisco It.

is in town. The "Old Homestead" company are registered at the Baker House and Casa Lorn a. John F. Sheehan of the Pacific bank. San Francisco, is at the Windsor.

Miss Sutton San Bernardino is vis iting Miss Brewer of this place. O. B. Ocheltree of Riverside was in town today. Does not necessarily mean the contraction of disease provided the system is in a vigorous condition, with the blood pure and all the organs in healthy action.

When in such a condition contagion is readily resisted and the dis ease germs can una no lodgment. Hood's Ssrsaparilla is the best medi cine to build up the system because it makes pure rich blood, and pure blood is the basis of good health. In cold weather it is especially necessary to keep up the health tone because the Dody is surjiect to greater exposure ana more liable to disease. Hood's Sarsa-parilla is tbe safeguard of health. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.

A DVEKTI8ERS BAY IT PAYS TO ADVER- ilw in toe paper ol A Copies of THE SUN printed and circulated I dfly. LISTS OPEN TO i THE BUM he the limit circulation Of DT Interior paper la Southern California. 9 VOL. V. SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 24, 1897.

NO. 124 REDLANDS SOCIAL DOINGS THE FORECLOSURE IS BEGUN Highest of all in Leavening Power. -Latest U. S. Gov't Report I wWXW WWW.wPVwiIWiwtiJVi'W'"W wWHWWWw-esr I mW THIS IS MRS.

E. I spoor's KECBprioN riti DAT KVENINU. TBE GOVERNMENT'S SUIT AOAINST TUB 1'AUiriG llOADS. I 1 MM A Bill Filed In tha United Slate. Circuit Court at Omaha Tha Preliminary Step, Omafia, Jan.

23. Attorney- General Judeon L. Harmon, through special counsel John C. Cowin, tiled in the office of the clerk of the Circuit Court of the United States, at noon today, a bill calling for the foreclosure of the Government's second mortgage on the Union Pacific's main lino from Omaha to Ogden, and the Kansas Pa cific, from Kansas City to Denver. The bill recites the acts of Congress prior to the organization of the company, and snows how the Government got into th case, then recited the default in tho terms of the mortgage and calls for a de cree of foreclosure and sale in accord ance with the terms of thu mortgage Under tha rules ol the court the defend ants have until the first Monday March to answer the bill.

The recoiv era of the Union Pacific, the trust com panics and first mortgago bondholders are made defendants. Dbnvkii, Jan. 23. The clerk of the United States court at Denver received a teiegram today from John C. Cowin special counsel in the Union Pacific foreclosure suit, saving he would ar rive in Denver tomorrow to file a bill in the foreclosure proceedings.

PAWNED A STOLEN CHARM A Jeweler ana Pawnbroker tl.nlr.ed by Btrang-er. Vie A well-dressed stranger stepped into Moore Lewis' jewelry store Friday afternoon and asked to be shown some charms, looking only at those which were set with jewels, and finally found one that was set with diamonds tha pleased lnui. However, the Btrauger said that his wife was in tho hotel, and before buying ne would like to submit the charm to her judgment, and if she was pleased the purchase would be consummated and would Mr. Lewis permit him to step into the hotel for a few moments ith the piece of lewelrv? Of course Mr. Lewis gave the permis sion, and after waiting for some little time, and the prospective purchaser did not return, Mr.

Lewis decided it might be well to lookup his buver and the charm. The result of the search was to locate the latter ut Down's loan office where it had been pawned for 50 Farther search showed the fact that the man had left town very soou after lie was at tho store. He seemed to have planned carefully, and was able to es cape. Keep up hope. There are thousands of cases where re covery from Consumption has been complete.

Plenty of fresh air and a well-nour ished body will check the progressofthedisea.se. Nutritious foods are well in their way, but the best food of all is Cod-liver Oil. When partly digested, as in Scott's Emulsion, it does not disturb the stomach and the body secures the whole bene fit of the amount taken. If you want to read more about it let us send you a book. SCOTT BOWNE, New Ygrk.

Almost a Gift. On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Livingstons will ofi'er their entire stock of dress goods at 50 cents on the dollar, and you know what that means. One dollar goods at 50 cents, 75-cent goods at 35 cents, 50-cent good 8 at 25 cents. They have decided to close out entirely every department and with the above goods they make the commencement. Be sure and take advantage of the great sacrifices made.

Stands at the Head. Aug. J. Bogel, the leading druggist of Shreveport, says: "Dr. King's New Discovery is the only thing that cures my cough, and it is the beBt seller I J.

F. Campbell, merchant of Sali'ord, writes: "Dr. King's New Discovery is all that is claimed for it; it never fails, and is a sure cure for con sumption, Coughs and Colds. I cannot say enough for its merits. J'r.

King New Discovery for Consumption, Colds and Coughs is not an experiment. It ties been tried for a quarter of a century and today stands at the head. It never disappoints. Free trial bottles at Frank M. Towne drug store.

A New Market. Dan Dedack, of the French Chop house, has leased the quarters formerly occupied by Gates Lunceford, and will open a new market there February 1. The stock to be handled will include everything which properly belongs to a market, but he win not deal in iruit or vegetables, as did his predecessors. The market is now being refitted. It is tbe last week of the great inven tory sale of the Red Front.

Buy now or you will regret it. SANTA FE ABSOLUTELY BUILDING It Closes a Very Successful Year. THE ANNUAL MEETING HELD 1 Thl. Iu.tltutlon Make. a Keport For th Tear'.

Work Which I. Entirely Batlaraotory-The Detailed Keport of tha Condition of It. Affairs. The Santa Fe Building and Loan association held its seventh annual meeting lust night, and the reports which were submitted show that this home institution is in a most flourishing condition, and it is continuing its work of assisting people to got homes, who otherwise would probably not own a place of their own. The meeting was well attended by stockholders, and the election of directors resulted in tho choice of the follow ing: C.

G. Worden, J. F. Parker, Walter Hubbard, Dr. A.

k. Johnson, J. F. JohnBou II. II.

Ham, S. S. Draper, S. A. Jackson, W.

8. Hooper. After thev had oeen chosen, the direct ors met and organized by the election of 'ar value nf share. I Monthly Installment, per Kates of flues Imposed Entrance fees per share paid Ass'n No. of members: male.

120: '10 Numl-er of borrowing mcmbera Number 01 mortgaKo loans lor year mount 01 mortgage loans lor year.F PURE is not exorbitant. 4 ASSOCIATION C. G. Worden, president; F. Parker, vice-president; John Flagg, secretary, and the San Bernardino National bank, treasurer Judge F.

W. Gregg, attorney. Security committee, J. F. Parker, Walter Hubbard and Dr.

A. K. Johnson. Finance committee, S. Draper and J.

F. Johnson Jr. The reports indicate that the associa tion has stood what has been a hard year in other institutions, remarkably well, and the showing of a profit of 6 per cent on paid up stock is one which ought to attract other investors during the year. -Loans paid 11 per cent interest during the year, this being a profit of 11 per cent on preferred stock. But it is not only as an investment that the Building and Loan association has something to otter; it is to those who desire to secure homes for themselves, and are unable to do so, because of the large amount which must be made as a payment.

This institution oilers a way by which, if one owns the lot, he can build, and pay for it during a long period, at a rate of interest which Even during this yezr, when there have been withdrawals oy persons who were compelled to use money in other wave, there have been three houses built by the association. All in all. the report is a flattering one, and every individual who can spare So per month, or any sum greater than that, can find no place where it can be invested and bring such returns. The Santa Fe Building and Loan association deserves all the success which is coming to it, because it is managed by home people, and because, in addition to being a good investment, it is devoted to building up the city materially and directly. HBVKNTH ANNUAL.

HKPOHT Santa Fe Binldiiii aid Loan Association For the Year ending December 3i, 1896. AHHICTH. Loans on Real Kstato Itoanaon Annotation Mflnliers' account. In arrears 011 shares I 9:1 10 On Interest 112 '1 On tines U7 70 Cash on hand Heal Kstate Furniture and Total 00 00 212 H7I 4ii 41.7 (III 175 71 I.VI.M'I RKCRins. Cash on hand hut report 311 12 Keeelvea or mommy dues on Insiall- mcutsluires H.ul I 00 Kecelved for paid-up stock Received for In terra 10 Kccelvcd fur premiums NO Iteccivod for IIiihm 1 Kect-lved lor entrance fees ISO '10 Received for transfer fee.

7 repaid In ronular way C.7V1 00 lortKaKcM repaid uy auea axes refunded Total Number shares In force last report Number share. Issued durtutf Number share, withdrawn during year I LIABILITIES. Dues paid by CO KerniiiK apportioned to 92 l'rnlita uuapportloticd 16 Due paid-up stockholders 0U Kills payable 00 Due T. 11. Doyle, foreclosure 4U5 05 I Total Uabllitiea.

STATIHTIt'AI. INFORMATION. 11211 378 Number shares now In force leu Authorized capital stock 030,000 i Number of shares. '200 on 1 00 (kr 10 1 III 1,900 00 KXI'XNIHTUBKH. Loan, and morlKHno 117,000 OA Ixians on AsHOclation stock 00 interest on pain-up ana mil.

payable 703 20 'aid for due. on surrendered 6,184 00 I'rollt paid on surrendered 16 1'ald 011 tmid-up stock 2000 OO 400 00 Hiatlonery, priming and )fi9 95 Paid bills payable 700 00 Kenl estate taken 011 deed, cost 467 00 Fines and Interest, account T. B. Doyle 88 OO 1.1 re so fee. 20 89 00 uu I Taxea 91.1 79 vi uasn 011 nauu, uocemuer di, inw ot -m Total expenditure.

$31,937 Number stock loana for year Amount of stock loans for year No. foreclosure, or deed, since organization Pcrcentaire prolita allowed withdrawal. Net prolits of year Plan of apportioning prolits Intercut on loans, per cent Kates of Interest paid-up stuck, pur cent Houses built by member, since organization Houses built by niemliersTmat ypar. Percentage of expense, and taxe. to loans Percentage of expenses and taxe.

to asset. tal amount of loans Real F.atate and Association Htock 00 I'otal book value of Htock pledged lit.fsl'J 70 Total nresent worth ot all mortgae-ea and loan. I3H.240 30 1.1 2,005 00 one-half 67 Dexter 19 8 .0295 Total appraised valueof lands to aecuru mortgages OO nlal appraised value of buildings and unprovements to secure mortgage. 66.975 OO otal book value of pledged 70 Total value of all security held 70 We. tour expert committee, have exnmlned the hook, and account, of the Association! nd llnd that tbe foregoing Is a correct balauco sheet, and contains a true statement of tha receipt, and disbursements, assets aud liabilities, prollt aud loss of tbe Association, aud ot all matter, iu said report set forth.

1). A. MoULTUN, I CommlU- 81 Pernardlno, Jan. 20th, 197. Adopted by the hoard ol January 20th, 1897.

C. O. WORDEN, President. JOHN FLAQO, Secretary. The Next Debate.

At the Websters' meeting next Fri day evening, the question for debate ill be: Resolved, That United States Senators should be elected by the direct vote of the people. The affirmative will be supported by J. F. Colwnll and M. F.

Bradley, tbe negative by George Swing nd T. W. Duckworth. hero will aleo be other addresses on the program. Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts. Ksfi -I nasi mrtM ft IftAras ma ti an furtor sores, Utter, chapped bands, chilblains. corns, and all skin emotions, and ooii- tively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacti or money refunded. 25 cents per box.

For sale br Frank M. Towne. For cheap tickets to F.urope apply at the Southern Pacific office. Tickets are sold via Galveston as well as via New York and the former route is by far the cheapest. Children Cry for I Pitcher's Castorla.

HOTEL ARRIVALS. If A Annable, city Mi Allen, do Matlock. A If (larland, do 11 amitn, uo A Hubbard. R'dlandS CH Allen, SF Jones, do Hhowers, do A Mghthall, Chicago r. 1.

a A Savage, BT. CHARLXS. Haves, LA Osborn, I A 8 11 Harnum, Ktlwanda (Hbsou, IU A Kumler, do RJ Dunn, Mis. Hawthorn, II Case, A II lllll, I'asadena Rrumagin, do Fullerton, Mont II Carpenter, Bann'g Reynolds and wife, Lancaster Tea sold loose gets stale. Schilling's Best is in airtight packages money back tea at grocers'.

A Schilling Company Stlli ITfttlCUCO in Frith's "Famous" Sloe Store has removed to the Stewart Hotel Block..