The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 5

TUESDAY. M-VnOT 19, 1907. Thompson's Spring Tonic purities the blood and tones up the system. Kveryone should take it before entering the summer. Found only at the Fern Drag Store KUfd' Ltd? Drugriit Attendant.

San Bernardino Coffee Club First Cliss Restaurant and Lunch Counter FREE Reading Room Waiting Room Telephones 54a Third street The Way Wc Weigh your MEAT. Is so exact that there won't be a chance for you getting the worst of it. "The Hest" is our motto, and we always see that you get it. Always prompt delivery. rathbun mum 324 Rtd 1431, Home phone 240, YOU T4KE no chances when you buy HAY.

FEED, FUEL, GRAIN, FLOUR, SEED, or C. A. POOLE BRO. 639 Third St. Phones: Red 471, Home 498.

SPECIAL ON (c7ffOT COVERS Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, at OA RTLR'S RACKETl 326 ST. OVERSTOCKED WITH BOOKS That's the whole story in a few words tnd we must reduce the stock In or fter to do so. We are selling the very latest copyrighted popular books at $1.33 Not a back number In the lot VIM Sttwart Hotel Block McDonald Bros. Co. Funeral Directors and Em- balmers.

Ambulance service Night and Day. Clearing Out Sale of Shoes NOW ON Positively ZQine OUt bf business 7 I G. F. WOODS 538 Third St. Opp.

S. Depot 1907 Office Specialties A sure remery for Bookkeeper's perplexity. BLANK BOOKS ALL KINDS CARD INDEX SYSTEMS SEPARATE LEAF BOOKS. Consult us Office hours year round. BARNUM'S 442 THIRD STREET a WELLS.

Props. ii. u. YOUR LvNCH MUUK 1 Is one of the pleasantest of the day if you have auracuvy uu fnntnrv service. That is what we give vou a good meal at a right price.

LEW'S LUNCH COUNTER 3)5 STR'fcST. Get Your Easter Suit at the CUT RATE CLOTHING BOUSE 430 1H1RD STREET BUTTER NUT BREAD Sold in 10c loaves at all groceries CITY BAKERY 511 Third Street Drs. Smith Smith Osteopaths Treat spinal curvature, dlseasea the etnmnrh liver, lniesuiiuo, -ism hay-fever la grlppo, heuralg prostatitis, verlcocele, hemorrhoids, etc. mu Fourth Btreefc Sunset Black 2151, JtocJlOl nig.ni from the land, for but run, the to to her of the and in ing, J. and left be ing of the Ion W.

of ed the at eon the for at a hi J. Personal Miss Winifred Yager arrived last from Printline, Illinois, where she spent the winter with rel atives. Miss lager has been away San bernarcwio Mxral years, greater part of the time in Tort- Oregon. She will spend the summer with her relatives Here. Dr.

G. W. Tape and Mrs. Tape came up in their automobile Sunday a short visit with the Doctor's parents. Doctor Tape but recently became an automobile enthusiast, now runs his machine with expert knowledge and madu a splendid without accident.

They returned to Lo Angeles yesterday, where Doctor is managing the popular Ltinilnl baths. Dr. L. L. Crairtord has returned San Bernardino after a three-weeks' trip East.

The Doctor went Greenvlew, Illinois, for a visit with parents. Ned Godbey, a nephew Doctor Crawford, who has been a popular high school student during past year, accompanied her East, will not return to California until the fall. Mrs. James Thompson, of Pleas-anton, California, arrtvedi San Bernardino on Sunday even and will be the guest of Miss Edith Cartwright for several weeks. Mrs Guy Shoup, wlio has been the geust of her father and sister, Dr.

T. Colliver and IKss LIda Colliver, her many friends, for some days, yesterday afternoon for the north, where she will stop for a short visit in Berkeley, before joining Mr. Shoup at Reno, Nevada, which is to their luture home, Mr. Shoup hav resigned after long connection from the legal department of the Southern Pacific, to accept a partner ship there with a leading attorney tt State. Mis.

W. T. Rockafellow arrived yesterday from Sawtelle, and is at bedside of her father, John Cul Mr Pillion a fnnnittnn U'flQ slightly improved last evening. Mr. and Mrs.

r. H. Memory, or Riverside spent Sunday with Mrs Memory's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N.

Adams, at '755 Fifth street- Mr. Memory has resigned his position as manager of the crockery repartment( George Reynolds' department store at Riverside, and will leave soon for Los Angeles, where he will engage In business. Dr. and Mrs. II.

F. Andrews attend grand opera in Los Angeles at end of the week, and made a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

LeRoy, formerly or San Bernardino, Long Beach. The party had lunch at the Alexandria on Sunday, and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy accompanied Dr. and Mrs.

Andrev to San Bernardino for a few days' visit. Mrs. Kerns, Mrs. Andrews' mother, will return with them for a visit at coast. Mrs.

N. McGraft and daughter, Mrs. C. H. Wickham, of Hartford, Connecticut, left Arrowhead Monday Pasadena, where rr.ey will stop Hotel Raymond, before making an extended tour of California, James Fleming, district deputy, left yesterday on a visit of inspection to Elks' lodges at banta Monica and Santa Barbara.

Mrs. C. J. Service returned to her home in Riverside last evening, after pleasant visit with her cousins, Mrs. C.

H. Aldrich and family, at he Arrowhead settlement. Miss Nell Boyd is spending a lew days with Mrs. Ben fccimpp and oth- "VSTft. siient Sunday in Los Angeles.

VC AJtarviam ononf SlinHflV With relatives at Corona, accompanying liwithor-ln-lnw Raird. home Mrs. Phillips of Pasadena, came up for a short visit with Mrs. F. Boes-enbers.

and returned Sunday after noon, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Virginia Phillips, who has been visiting Miss Addie Boesenberg for several weeks. F. A. McKiee was up from Los An geles to spend Sunday with Mrs. McKiee and friends.

Mrs. McKiee re mained! for a few days' longer visit. Mrs. Ed K. Anareson anu Mrs.

Jack Shepardson ot Linda, will go to Los Angeles tomor row for a visit with their motner, Mrs. C. C. Lathrop and sister, Mrs. G.

Ennor. Mrs. Charles Kemp and baoy daughter have gone to Gallup, New Mexioo, to join Mr. Kemp, mgnt yardmaster. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry uampuen have returned to San Bernardino to iuivinS VlZt ii vdde 1IJV. 4W.vt rhin'l crrx XI 114 I 11111 Campbell will be connected wUh the ganta Fe Mrs. F. J.

Chamberlain and daugiv ter have returned to tiieir nome in Los Angeles, after a visit with San Bernardino friends. Mrs. Hauchtaliu spent Sunday with Ijoa Aneeles friends. Jack Blair returned to Los Angeie9 yesterday lafter a Sunday visit Un San Bernardino. Miss Laura Blakesley is- visiting friends at the Portland.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gee of Sacra- Madame, Can We Talk With You? Talk by 'phone, or talk in the store about any tftilet article that you may wish.

We are studying and handling these things every day. We know what our patrons get the best results from. We can talk to you as freely, whether you are ready to buy a thing or not. Ours is a broad guage policy: It is a pleas- ure to talk with anybody regarding the things in which they are interested. LADY CLERIC IN ATTENDANCE.

Towne, Seccombe Allison, Prescription Druggists. Home Phone 116; nnnn nnnnr SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN. rive. pom SIDE TRACT IS IET enm Prizes to Be Hung Up tliat Will Attract Some of the Fastest Steppers of. the State Matinee Scheduled.

A meeiing of the members of the San Bernardino and Riverside Harness Horse assoication was held in this city yesterday to discuss further the plan for the big June meeting of the Southern California Harness Horse circuit to be held at Association track in this, city the last week in June. It was determined to make the total of the purses for the meeting J5SO0, which is the largest amount ever hung up for a race meeting in this city, and will warrant the giving of awards that will attract some of the best horses on the Coast to the meeting. Robert Smith, secretary of the Los Angeles Harnessr Horse assoication, was present at the meeting ana offered a number of valuable sugges tions. The spring circuit for South ern California so far as now agreed upon, wilj be San Bernardino, purses $5800; San Diego with purses of a similar Los Angeles with purses of $7500. The associations of the three cit ies will work together and send a man out to secure entries for all three events among the best horses on.

the Coast, and he will probaluy go as far north as Oregon and asli ington In making up the list. This will Insure a uniform entry list, or nearly so, and also insure some of the fastest steppers to be had. Matinee Next Week. A meeting of the directors of the San Bernardino County Driving club was held after the adjournment of the Harness Horse asociation, and it was determined to give a matinee for prizes at Association park fliarcn 229. for San Bernardino and River side counties.

Thesje two counties contain many fast steppers and some splendid sport may be expected. Secretary Thomas Holmes is now preparing the entry blanks and there is promised a fine list in the various events. Tempting prizes will be pro vided. 4 niento, who were here for the Gee family reunion on Sunday, returned to Los Angeles last evening, 'lhe en tire party of guests enjoyed a trip to Redlands and Smiley Heights late Sunday afternoon. Robert L.

Turner returned to VI torvllle last evening after an over- Sunday visit in the city. Mrs. J. Hicklin spent Sunday at Upland, joining Mr. and Mrs.

Blakes ley and friends on a picnic outing. Auditor C. J. Wilder of the South em Pacific and E. F.

Taggart, U. S. spent Sunday in San Bernardino, Miss Buerte Bentien came up iroin Los Angeles for1 an over-Sunday visit with her relatives. James Drever visited friends In Redlands Sunday. Rev.

Arthur Leonard Wadsworth, A. of South Pasadena, field edit or of "The Pacific Baptist," is in the city for a day or two. He is regis- ered at Hotel Sunset. Colonel Stuart and wife of Chica go, and Mr. and Mrs'.

Herrick of Riverside, were guests Sunday of Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Stuart at 418 street. Deputy Sheriff D.

M. Spittler and family of Ludlow are visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Stiles in Base Line. Fred Smithson of Barstow is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Smithson. Miss Lucy Morgan Is substituting for a teacher in the Rialto schools this week. Mrs. A. J.

Davis spent yesterday in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. E. R.

Waite visited Mr. Waite's father, Russell Waite, in Redlands, Sunday. Mr. Waite, senior, who has been in failing health for some time, is not improving. Miss Lillte Kramer has gone to the Arrowhead to take charge of the book and news stand, recently estafr lished by J.

F. Devln In the hotel. Dr. J. Ronna, dentist, Ward block, Room 1, corner Third and streets.

Dr. F. M. Jenkins, dentist, corner and Third streets, room 1. E.

F. Serr. Upholsterer. Mattress Maker, 2385 St Home phone 3042, Special rates this mo. Revere Studio 406 Third btreel.

Sunset Red 1161 ONTARIO. UULU Hish School Baseball Team and the Sherman Indians Put Up Good Game. 'All the Comforts of Home.1' ONTARIO, March 18. (Special cor respondence of THE SUN'.) Robert Manley has purchased from the Cuca- monga Land and Improvement company of Los Angeles, the South Side tract, of Ontario. The sale was made through the agency of the Ontario Land and Improvement company, of this city, and the consideration was ,000.

Baseball Contest. The Ontario High School baseball team met with the Sherman Indian team Saturday on the home grounds, and put up a hard fight. The game was one of the closest ever played in this city. The home team did not expect to defeat the "Bucks," and are satisfied with the game, which result ed in a score of 3 to 0 in favor of the Shermans. The home team is working hard, and expects to run a good show of winning the cup for the citrus league.

To Stage Comedy. The comedy, "All the Comforts of Home," to be given by a number of the young people of. Ontario, to raise funds for the erection of baseball bleachers for the Ontario High School diamond, is dated for April 4 and 6. The play will be presented by the best dramatic talent of Ontario, and the cast will include the following persons R. Harold Jesson, Darwin G.

Graeuinger, Harrison Dolley, Leon ard J. Frankish, H. F. Lageschultz, Hugh' H. Frankish, E.

H. Fuller, C. Taylor, J. E. Beckingsale, Mrs.

C. B. Ford, Misses Fenian Canawan, Grace Smith, Ada Smith, Clara Maurer and Laurel Mayhew. The comedy will be under the per sonal direction of Mrs. Charles B.

Ford. Ontarloettes. Mr. and Mrs. B.

M. Frees, of Chica go, are at the Ontario hotel for several Mr. and Mrs. E. J.

Maxwell spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jesson, of Emporia avenue. Mrs. Charles B.

Bills, wife of Presi dent Bills, of the Pioneer Fruit com pany, of Sacramento, is the guest of Mrs. C. B. Ford. Mrs.

J. K. Smith, of Redlands, spent several days here with relatives. Mrs. Jane McCord, of Los Angeles, is spending a few weeks at Hotel On tario.

W. W. Smith is expecting a party of six friends to arrive about the twentieth from Detroit, Michigan They come with the expectation of making Ontario their home. Miss Pearl Voss has returned from a visit in Los Angeles. Mrs.

V. Handyslde, of San Francis co, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Handy side, of Duarte, are the guests of Mrs. Pratt, on West Fourth street.

Clyde L. Powell left Sunday for Luning, Nevada, where he will, be for an indefinite time. Mrs. L. D.

Temple, Mrs. Sarah Temple and Miss Teneriffe are recent arrivals at Hotel Ontario. D. H. Williams, who has been stay ing at Rayre hotel for some time, left for Imperial last week.

Miss Alice M. Brooks, of Santa Monica. California, who has been spending a few days at the Ontario, returned to her home Monday. Charles E. Taylor and E.

H. Fuller spent Sunday in Los Angeles. Gissing is preparing to build a handsome cottage on his property at San Antonio Heights. JEFF M'ELVAINE AGAIN AT tiVMb Has His Work Mapped Out Until Tax Rate Is Fixed. Jeff McElvaine returned from the north yesterday, he having been at Sacramento in attendance at the ses sion of the- State Board of Equaliza tion.

He will be here for perhaps 10 days when ho will return and the board will take up its work at a meet ing to be hold in San Francisco, March 29. sessions will then be almost continuous, including trips over the State to confer with county assessors, until the State tax rate is fixed In An-gust. The communication sent to the Legislature by Governor Gillett in its closing days, contained an estimate of the tax rate, the Governor's ofllce fixing it at 49 cents for 1907 and 46 cents for 190S, but the exact rate can not be determined until after the State assessment has been reported. Eczema Tetter Salt Rheum, Itch. Ring Worm, Herpes, Barber's Itch.

All of these diseases are attended ty intense itching, which 13 almost instantly relieved by applying Cham berlain's Salve, and by its continued use a permanent cure may be effect ed. It has, in fact, cured many cases that had resisted other treatment, Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Towne, Seccombe Allison. If it is to be had, a. sun nttie cias Eifled "ad." will bring it Wear a Vogue Hat, it will make your Easter outfit complete.

riABTOTlIAi Kind ton have Wwavs Bo en a a STILL AFTER IS BUG Tenth Fire On Premises of the Doomed Redlands House Gives Residents In the Vicinity a Shock. The tenth fire of an incendiary origin occurred at the residence of Ed ward J. Brown of Redlands Sunday evening, and resulted In the destruction of an outhouse on the premises. As was the case in the nine other Mazes the culprit managed to set the fie without discovery, having chos a time when watchman was absent. The only clue the officers have Is furnished by a boy.

Herbert ter who lives with his parents on property which borders on the rear of the Brown premises says that shortly before the fire was discovered he saw short man in black accompanied by dog. leave the outhouse. This boy has reported before that he saw a man coming from the premises, on the occasion of the other fires, and in each instance his discretions have tallied. The firebug evidently keeps a close watch on the premises for a long time before he lights a fire, for in each instance he has been able to operate at the very moment when the watchman has been absent, and in this way escape detection. As to who he is the Redlands officers are absolutely in the dark, having from the first been totally bewildered and unable to cope with the puzzljng situation.

Worka On Nerves. The residents of the locality are In a nervous pitch. Mrs. Wolhautter is said to be on the verge of collapse. She carries abflut with her a loaded revolver, and last night tated that if she could manage to muster enougn courage at the crucial moment, she would surely shoot to kill, if any one was discovered about the premises who would not give a satisfactory account of his uresence.

This woman is not the only citizen living close by who is armed and de termined to kill. The general preparation to resort to firearms is what is handicapping the officers In a measure, as it makes their movements in the locality decidedly dangerous and offers little opportunity for an officer who is not known to visit the locality. The insurance company interested has employed a Pinkerton, but he has practically admitted being stumped. The Sheriff's office has the case in hand, and has kept "track of every clue that had been advanced, while making a personal investigation, and Sheriff Ralphs is not at all discouraged at the progress being made. Do Not crowd the Season.

The first warm days of spring bring with them a desire to get out and enjoy the exhillratlng air and sunshine. Children that have been housed up all winter are brought out and you wonder where they all come from. The heavy winter clothing is thrown aside tnd many shed their flannels. Then a cold wave comes and people say that grip is epidemic. Colds at this sea-pon are even more dangerous than in mid winter, as there is much more danger of pneumonia.

Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, however, and you. will have nothing to fear. It always cures, and we have never known a cold to result in pneumonia when It was used. It Is pleasant and safe to take. Children like it.

For sale by Towne. Seccombe Allison. S. S. Draper Insurance.

DANCING CLASS AT HARLEM. Miss Kramer will form an adult, beginners' class at Harlem Springs Thursday, March 28, 7:30 p. m. Elks' Hall, San Bernardino, Saturday evenings, 7. p.

m. 10 lessons $5. Best Alfalfa seed at Meyer's. A very important showing of New Wool Dress Goods the most Fashionable designs and colorings. Wool Panamas in checks and grays? per yard English Suiting in tan brown and gray, check effect) 50 inches wide.

(PI Cfl Per yard. Checked and striped Panamas; 36 A inches wide. Per yard SHOP BY MAIL Novelty Easter Suits For 2 12 to 10 years $3.00 to $8.50 Want the best dressed little chap la town on Easter Sunday? Well, let us dress him. We have the stock and the exclusive styles; the styles that can't be found anywhere else In iownj neither can our prices be duplicated for tininess anywhere. I CONFIRJVIATION SUIT5 i 1 to $15.00 5 LELGOODS' 2 Clothing House 455-457 2 For Older BOYS 10 to 19 Years 'THE OME'CFOOOD CjCrTHESf Largest and Handsomest tit NEVADA MINING BOOM AMAZING Attorney Leonard Says Marvelous Finds Are Being Made.

Attorney F. A. Leonard returned yesterday from a trip to San Francisco and Reno, Nevada, he catching the full force of the Inspiration of the mining boom at the latter city. Mr. Leonard says there is no adequate way of describing the excitement which pervades all of Nevada undar the spell of the mining boom, for fortunes are being turned in a day, and some of the most marvelous finds that have been made at Goldfield were uncovered while he was at Reno, where he visited a relative who Is Interested in the mines.

"Ore that assays over $15,000 to the ton, rock worth 130 a pound, and $600. 000 out of one carload of ore, are a few of the bananza tales that make one dizzy," said Mr. Leonard yester day, in telling of the excitement FREE! FREEH Today and Tomorrow. We have with us today and tomorrow a demonstrator who is serving Tree samples of Leege Hosldn's celebrated coffees. The Peerless 40c brand will bo sold for 35c, Menado the ooc brand will be sold for 30c, Orien tal Blend the 25c brand will be sold for 2uc while demonstrator Is at the store.

Come and get a taste of it if you do' you will buy. Snelson Cash Grocery Bakery, Court and Sts. See the Vogue's Millinery display before purchasing your Easter hat THOUSANDS CURED OF ECZEMA Records of Patients at Towne, Sec-combe Allison's Store Attract Attention. Towne, Seccombe Allison, druggists at San Bernardino, have secured the letters and records of hundreds of persons who formerly suffered of eczema and psoriasis and have now been cured by simple treatment. They also have picture of a number of patients, men women and children, showing the skin cracked, bleeding and polluted while cleansed a few months later.

Every sufferer from eczema or psoriasis, ringworm, poison ivy, will be interested in the above mentioned records. A complete pamphlet on the cause and cure of skin diseases, method of treatment, diet, and exercise, may be had free at the drug store named above. Better pots yourself on Fine Tf Ci it's fine C1V0 Hair Vis0, al'y $3.50 Third Street. Save your Temper by buying a pair of bifocals; for you will have no need then of hunting all over the house for a second pair of glasses. I can supply you with KRYPTOK, BISIGHT the one piece bifocal, OPL FEX, PERFECTION, conv mon cement or any other kind you may desire.

Dr. G. A. Hutchison Graduate Optician. 414416 Third.

Allison HARDWARE 440 rHIRD STREET Phones: Home 1100, Sunset Main 103 WANTED The name of every person who has any desire to economize or save money. Let me install a HAGUE IMPROVED OIL BURNER. (Tied by city and county. Payi tor Itself in months- Hpe.cml for Resiliences. Home rn Drnrp court Phone 105 AtULK street LAURAINE THE TAILOR AND CLOTHICH 1 HAS IT! ij Anything yeu want In hit lint yoM will And new and at a right prlM, CORNER THIRD AND STREETS Berryman Heap Transfer Storage Co.

Agenti for Transcontinental Freight. Co. Keduced rates to and from th East. Phones Home 96; Black 25(1, -Barton Caticlc Block 58 Third street Next to a e. Depot.

the cause of your own ailment Exchange some of those articles you don't want for someone's cash. A' little "For Sale" ad. in THE SUN will help you do It itln or ohuua of th hir. J. O.

Att Lowell, M-tM. mi 1 care that makes tine hairl UseAyer's new imProved formula, systemttic-ill conscientiously, and you will get results. We know it stops falling hair, cures dandruff, in1 is a most dressing. An entirely New bottle. New contents.

Fine Does not th eolor and stripes, tans C1 OC Wl Imported wool champagne and check, Marquisette, black and cobrs in plain CfJ AA Per yard UU Black Voile, 45 inches wide, good sheer fabric. Per yard $1.00 and ij)l 3 Black Voile, 50 inches wide. Q1 A Per yard CARTWRIGHT'S 443-445 Third Street Phones: Red 111; Home 111 SHOP DY PHONE.