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UadeliTere Letters. list of letters remaining In the Postafflce at hi Bernardino. on KOTemoer lsso. Persona calling for any of these letters, will please say adTernsea: Adams. Nallis Benton.

Beach. Jaa Bowman. (2) Br ram. Cha Bridea. Darid Cram.

A Clark. Kobt Coracich, Jno Cnster, Mr Gabe Cornman. Misa Kate Daek. Mr i Yngasger. A Fennig.

Prter Gibson. Grew. Wm Harris. Henson, Will Holmes. Frank Htsseltine.

Wm Jamea. Harry A Jannan. Miss Ella Knapp, Mrs (3) rouse, Mr Ed Madison. Ch Mills. EJt McYary.

Mrs Carlie McC'nrdy, A McLabUn. Olsen. Mr Ott, Adam Pitman, Mrs A Parker. Robinson. Smith, Fred SulliTSD, Stephens.

Henry Van Bruen. John "Vhite, Vilkins. Wilson, Geo Young. Geo W. Baldwin.

Betftr, I no BeaUj, Jno Chioman. Clark. Miss Hattle Cordell, Mrs Laella Coleman, Cruemer, Adolf Ellis, Konian Fortash. Gould. Harrig-an.

Mr Holt. Hughes, Jane Miss Kate Jansen, Peter Kinman, Miss M-ad, Louis Mitchell. Frank Mork, McLinnan, Orowner, Mr Parks, Charley Prottengeir, Senior, Miss Stephens, Venning, Wbeatou. Jas Wilson, Jno Wright. Geo SPANISH.

Bermudas. Miguel Vicecas, benor I Jose NELSON G. GILL, P. M. Rodriguez, Baredo, Frank REAL EstTATK TRANSACTIONS.

Reported by the Tibbot, Sweesy Cob dee Abstract Company. Friday, Novembeb 7. 1890. Curtis Wells to city of Redlsnds A strip of land 8 ft wide otf SW side of I hf of lot 414. bik U.

Redlsnds South RiTersIde Land and Water Co to Barachman Lot 6, blk 123; lot 3, blk 176: lot 5. blk 136; lot 3, blk 191. South Rlrerside Malone to Anna Meade Lot 6. blk 7. Redlands 1,000 10 Semi-Tropic Land and Water Co to 8 KCo rartsec 24.

8-26 acrs 1 Sevmonr, Sheriff, to Curtis hf lot blk 44, city SB 3.206 Byron Waters to Mrs Grass SW qr of NWqrof sec ls.tpiS, r3 X. Grice to Carrie A Thomas Part of SW qr of sec 32. tp 2 s5, 5 Seymonr. Sheriff, to Farmers' Exchange Bank qr of sec 7. tp 1 4 8 Co to Allen Little SW qr of 8W qr of sec 9, tp 2 4 (m0 450 4.030 400 Total consideration.

Total transfers 9,742 9 LOCAL. MK1SV1TIIS3. Stonghton Whitcomb Bell hardware, Btoves and tinware. 172 Third street Home-rendered lard, and hams and bacon, always on hand at Burcham's, The Batcher. Call on Waite Koss for Cranberries, first of the season, also fine apples.

Goto Wolfsohn Migel for a good nickel cigar. Carpets, Mattings, Linoleums and Upholstering a specialty at K. J. Leeds, 404 street. The Independent Restaurant is open again.

Meals will be served at all hours. Everything neat and clean. lOotl W. Weber, Court Street. Furniture at cost for 30 days to make rooja for the new Eastern goods.

Mast sell at some price. Grand Kapids Furniture Co. t-14 tf J. F. Sloccm.

Don't sleep on the floor, for Shafer the second-hand dealers, will repair your mattress and deliver it to your house in thiee hours. Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths, in large variety, at Livingstons'. Shafer the second-hand dealers, have started a new upholaterimr shop and will repair or take orders for new work. Imported Swiss cheese, very delicious pigs-feet, most precious cream cheese tip-top; Franfurter sausage, of best stock, just arrived at the Arion Hall. Court street, between and E.

Shafer the second-hand dealers will repair your old mattress and make it uood as new. Wilbur d. Chandler, men's furnishers, have therelebrated Dunlap hat. Stewart Hotel block. Shafer the second-hand doalers, will repair all kinds of upholstered goods at the lowest prices.

Special sale for three weeks at the Grand Kapids Furniture in all kinds of Furniture to make room for two carloads. 9-14 tf J. F. Slocum. Shafer the second-hand dealers, are prepared to do all kinds of upholstering.

J. F. Slocum. proprietor of the Grand Rapids Furniture has cut the prices in Chamber ets and Sideboards to make room for two carloads of goods that will arrive on the loth. 9-14 tf It you want good cigars, tobaccos, pipes or a good game of billiards or poole go to Davidson's, 31S street.

oct4tf You have a chance to try your skill in rifle-shooting once more. I have put evervthing in first -class shape and will be pleased to meet all the shooters in the city, next to Lesher Hyde's, street. 10-12 J. S. Frvek.

Call at the M. ft 0. Cutter Whiskey at the Annex. Frank Smith serves a hot lunch every day from 10:30 to 2: 30 at Lion Saloon, 533 Third street, 10-17 lm Try one of those milk punches at the Southern Hotel Bar. Ice-cold Anheaser Beer on draught at the Pen-let.

Tobacco and cigars of finest kinds at the Annex. The finest brands of cigars at the Annex. Go to the Gambrinua Hall for a good game of pool. All kinds of mixed and fancy drinks at the Southern. Mixed drinks and Anhenser Beer at the Pterlet: CallattheM.

4 0. Cream cheese, superfine, at the Arion Hall, Court ftreet. For John Weiland beer go to the Gambrinua hall, next to Turners'. Everybody made welcome at the Gambrinua hall, next to the Turners'. The largest beer hall in the city is the Gambrinua, street, south of Third.

John Weiland beer always on draught at the Gambrinua hall, street, south of Third. Wieland beer on draught at the i Hotel Bar. Fancy and mixed drinks, and ice-cold Anhenser Beer at the Peer let Saloon and Club Rooms. First-class in every respect. The Fountain Lunch Counter is open again.

Meals will be served at all hours. Everything new and clean. Give me a call. Al. Rittek, Proprietor.

Call at tat M. A 0. The Honse. Furnished or unfurnished rooms at the lodging house on street, between Court and Fourth streets. Rooms en mite or single.

Toat Mrs. Sarah Yager is landlady and proprietor is enough to guarantee the popularity of the house. Up-stairs, above store recently occupied by Mr. Barnum. Coal! Coalt Cwal! Elsinore Coal $7.50 per ton.

Leave orders at 95 I street. Notice. The firm of Barnum Leonard is dissolved by mutual consent this day, W. E. Leonard retiring and A.

W. Barnum continuing the business. All firm liabilities incurred by said Barnum Leonard will be paid by A. W. Barnum, and all accounts owing to said firm of Barnum Leonard are assigned and made payable to said A.

W. Barnum. A. W. Babnum, W.

E. Lconakd. October 14, 1890. 10-16 IIOBT LOCALS. C.

F. Boa, Insurance Agent. Mary liothoff left yesterday for Birmingham, Ala. Byron Waters went to San Diego yesterday on legal business. K.

J. Jones of Etiwanda was in the city yesterday on business. Dr. Pbelan has moved his office to the new Andreson block on street. The city is not liable for any damage to the pavilion caused by the elements L.

A. Grant, who has been in the city for several days, returned home yesterday. The Trustees will meet to-night to fin ish ud incompleted work of the last meeting. The Pioneers will hold their regular weekly meeting this afternoon in the City Hall. There is an undelivered telegram at the Western Union telegraph office for C.

J. Hill. There is another coal famine in the city. The winter outlook is rather blue in this line. J.

II. Briggs and Buenaventura are in over the valley. II. Butcher of San the city looking Decidrio Kuhidoux and Juama Mon-tija, of Riverside, were yesterday granted a marriage license. Mr.

and Mrs. George E. Clark left yesterday for Ardmore, Indian where they will hereafter reside. The celebrated long-waisted Thompson Glove-fitting Corsets can be found only at Livingston A Mips Amy Willis will entertain next Tuesday night in honor of hex guest, Miss Phillips, of Kansas City. Kevstone Chapter, R.

A. meets at 6 o'clock sharp. All companions in good standing are invited. Dr. Rowell has removed his office to his residence, at the northeast corner of Fifth and streets.

Telephone 20. The pavilion will be finished in about one month, and it is time consider the proposition of a grand opening of some kind. The Board of Trustees held an infor mal meeting yesterday afternoon and fixed rates for the water service of the new system. Livingston Company will continue their great underwear sale to-day. This is a great chance to purchase good goods at a low price.

The Southern Pacific office has re moved one door west of the Stewart Hotel entrance, where pleasant quarters have been secured. Plans and specifications for a house belonging to D. R. Seely at Highland were found yesterday and left at this office. Owner can have same by paying charges of this advertisement.

Nah. of the Timet-Index. bemoans his fate that he is doomed to batchelordom and beseeches some fair maiden to take pity on his unhappy lot and make his life one of double blessedness. Some of the charitably inclined ladies of the city desire to erect a public drinking fountain in the park and have been given permission to so do, provided they will put in one suitable to the surround ings. Arrowhead Parlor N.

S. G. W. will go to Redlands to-night on the 6:15 motor. to institute a new parlor at that place.

The new parlor is said to contain a large membership of fine young native Cali-fornians. The streets will be in a horrible con dition this winter unless there is some thing done to improve their condition. The matter of paving should be pushed to a speedy conclusion before the winter rains set in. K. II.

Wade, general manager of the Southern California Company, was in the city yesterday and took a trip over the new Belt line. He is very much pleaded with the prospects of San Ber nardino county. Wilour Chandler have purchased the hoot and shoe business of R. E. Kil- lifer Co.

and have taken possession. They will keep up the stock and busi ness as it has air-ays been managed that is, first class. Jesse Burton joined the Salvation Army last night, going upon the plat form and preaching an extempore ser mon. ow, when he returns to ictor let him organize a post. He can use the remnant of the suspension bridge for a platform and pulpit.

All the precincts throughout the county have been heard from except Iyanpah, and yt the contest for sheriff remains unsettled, the Republicans claiming it for Seymour and the Democrats for Cole. It will be decided by the official count next Monday. The new Belt line is completed as far as the asylum site, where a spur has been put in and freight is now handled to and from that point. Yesterday two carloads of raisins were shipped from there. The Belt line will be a paying institution from the start.

The Trustee are contemplating at no far disfant date, the erect ion of fountains at locations suitable, which will accommodate the people from the surrounding country when they come into the city, so that the animals may have a refreshing drink. It is a humanitarian move. R. E. Schulfz, assistant general mana-ager and secretary of the United.

Breweries, was in the city yesterday and appointed KIuss Thode general agents for his business here. They will handle the business here with the same energy and push with which they have always been noted. The action of the Trustees last Tuesday night in instructing the Marshal to notify all saloons not to sell liquor to certain habitual drunkards was most commendatory and meets the approval of every respectable citizen. It is only the dives which will sell to these degraded wretches. Among the presents at the Kiplinger-Waters wedding last Thursday night, were a handsome silver sugar-bowl and cream-pitcher lined with gold, a token from the employes of the Cockier, who have so long labored in company with Mr.

Kiplinger. It is gratifying to note the esteem and friendship which prompts such acts. The sun came out bright and clear yesterday morning, showing the mountains to be covered with the lieautiful? Frosty breaths were frequently wafted over the city, sending a penetrating shiver through the body. The change in climate is a decidedly agreeable one and will prove a healthy relief from the late warm weather. The fire department will be strengthened by the addition of considerable more hose, a new carriage, etc.

The two horses will be trained to drive single to hose carts and hook and ladder carriages. There is a prospect then of the insurance rates being lessened to Book Two, which will be a reduction of about 40 per cent off present rates. The road oyerseer of the section about the depot should urge the Supervisors to expend a little money on the streets in that vicinity. The condition there last winter was simply atrocious and there is considerable property which is unapproachable on account of the mud. It is a thickly settled section and demands something from the Supervisors.

San Diego county is having a big shipment made to Chicago for the exhibit of Southern California, for which she will receive full value in advertising. San Bernardino county must stir herself or she will be badly left in comparison with other counties, and yet there is not another county in point of variety in the whole country and the exhibit from this valley alone could be made highly interesting. The mail boxes for the depository of letters under the new free delivery system have been erected throughout the city. The carriers are three in number, George Lord, W. Garner and THE DAILY COUMEB, 0JLW BEItllAILDmO, SATURDAY, NOVZIBER 3, 18C0, Kirkby, with ton substitutes.

During the past week they have been busy learning their routes and numbers. There will be two daily deliveries in the outskirts and three in the business portion of the city. The free delivery will tint iirnt at next week. Peonle throughout the city should have their houses numbered, as it will avoid confusion. The confirmation service at St.

John's Church last evening was well attended and was one of the best services of the kind ever held in this city. The Right Rev. Bishop Nichols confirmed eight persons in the church and one privately, before the service. The building was tastefully decorated. The Bishop's sermon and addresses to the newly confirmed and to the congregation were ad mirable.

Certainly Bishop Nichols has completely won the hearts of the church people of this town. The music was un der the direction of Professor Morrison and Mr. E. Waycott, and reflected much credit on the directors and choir. OCR BABY.

lit If EMORY Or OEOKOIS K. PLANT. Yon have left us, baby darling. And gone to a fairer land. Across that shining river.

you have joined an angel band. Yonr stay was such a short one. Only seven weeks you were here, Yet bow we learned to love you. And shed such bitter tears. A mother's heart is aching.

For her darling baby boy. Who eame to her like sunshine. And filled her heart with joy. Till that silent white-robed figure. That no mor al hand can stay, "Came across that shining river.

And carried him away. November S. 1890. May. Sonaethlac Kew.

The Barnum Restaurant is now open and is the only place in the city where you can get your meals in the latest Spanish style. Private rooms for ladies. Court street near D. 10-14-1 Sunday Services. Church of the Unity Unitarian services in Sturges' Academy.

Preaching by the pastor. Rev. E. R. Watson at 11 a.

m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Meetiug of the Unity Club Saturday evening in Sturges' academy at 7 :30. St.

John's Church, corner of Fourth and streets, Rev. I. M. Merlin-jones, rector. Divine services to-morrow are as follows Celebratiou at 7 :30 a.

m. matins and sermon at 11a.m.; evensong and sermon at 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. W.

Creswell Muschet, Superintendent. Congregational Church, J. H.Jenkins, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.

preaching at 11 a. in. and 7 p. m. Junior Christian Endeavor Society at 5 p.

m. Senior Christian Endeavor Society at 6 p. m. ac Rialto at 4 p. m.

prayer meeting on Wednesday at i p. iu. cadet's drill Monday and Thursday at 1 p. in. Presbyterian Church, street be tween Fifth and Sixth, Rev.

John Morrison, paitor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7 p.m. Topic in the morning: "Spiritual Assimilation." Topic in the even ing: "The Way Into the Kingdom." Sunday school at 9 :45 a.

m. young peo ple meeting at 6 p. m. All are most cordially invited to the services of this church. A memorial service will be held at the Baptist Church on Sanday morning and evening, the twenty-fourth anniver sary of the church's organization will be commemorated.

Every member of the church has been addressed in a letter by the pastor, to be present on this important occasion. Those who cannot unite in this memorial service are expected to send letters, which will be read by the pastor to the church. The roll ef membership will be called from the pulpit and every member is ex pected to respond. All the former pas tors have been invited to be present and make addresses. A history of the church will be read and free-will offerings presented.

The public are cordially invited to attend these memorial services. r. M. Brush. Piano-tuner; leave orders at Yale's music etore, one door north of Opera House.

5-11 blPEKIOR COl'BT. Friday, November 7, 1890. DEPARTMENT ONE C. W. C.

ROWELL, Jf DOE. E. Daley vs. Dod Dwyer; on trial. DEPARTMENT TWO J.

L. CAMPBELL, JUDGE. D. A. Shaw vs.

R. R. Darby et al on trial. Mew Cemetery. Lots in the New Cemetery are ready for sale.

A plat of the grounds can be seen at the office of Cunningham Co. on street' opposite the Stewart hotel. K. Davenport. Secretary.

Hotel Arrivals. ST. CHARLES. P. W.

Hubbard, H. A. Webster. Al- hambra; S. K.

Smith, Beaumont; J. J. htoker. Visalia; B. L.

Blancbard, frank Cook, Redlands; J. A. Berg. W. T.

Ra-denberg, C. M. Button, E. M. Mason, W.

L. llasson, James Walter Smith, Los Angeles; II. A. Webster, Alhambra; H. T.

Knight, South Riverside G. Dunn, San francisco; Mrs. J. W. Musser, A.

S. Hawlev and wife, Miss Grace Musser, W. B. Burton. Highland; C.

A. Hart, New. Haven, Conn. Charles E. Gvger, H.

A. Plimpton, Perris; F. H. Roberts, Escondido; James Lefarme, Calico; M. J.

Buksky, Langford J. L. Phillips, E. M. Phillips, Buffalo, N.

Y. A. A. Wiles, Arizona. Brotherhood of Carpenters sad Jointers of America.

Local Union Ne. 86 meets at Wixom's hall on Wednesday evening of each week at 7 :30 o'cock. Gboroe Fowler, H. A. Reed.

Secretary. Box 539. President. Compressed yeast on sale at Model Home Bakery. 5t3 For Bent.

A neat five-room cottage on street, between Fourth and Fifth. Plenty of yard room artesian water at bark door. Plenty of shade; high and dry and healthy location. Rent cheap. Apply at this office.

A finely-finished cottage, situated on Walnut avenue, between Fourth and Fifth and A and streets. Shade trees, grape vines, artesian water and large, well-shaded yard. Apply at this office. Carpet Cleaning; Works, E. J.

Leeds, manager, 404 street. Carpets cleaned and laid the same day. For Sale. A number of fine team horses and mules and grading outfit. Apply to M.

Macdonald, office of Cunningham Third and streets, San Bernardino. September 19. 1890. Diseases of eye, ear, nose and throat treated successfully by the Slocum-Bouldin Medical and Surgical Institute. St.

Charles Hotel, until November 11th only. tf Sehool Books. Headquarters at L. G. Allen's.

Tape-worm removed, bead and all, complete, in two hoars or less or no charge, Slocura-Bouldin Medical and Surgical Institute. St. Charles Hotel, until November 11th only. tf Home-rendered lard at Albert A. Burcham's, street opposite Southern Hotel.

George Fox has accepted a position with Wilbur Chandler, the hatters, clothiers and gents' furnisher, where he will be pleased to meet all his friends snd take pleasure in showing them all the latest novelties in that line. le-4wl The only place in the city where you can buy home-rendered lard is at Albert A. Burcham's, The Butcher. A Pleasant Surprise. Mr.

H. L. Drew was very happily sur prised at his home last Thursday night by a large number of his friend-, the oc casion being his bi thday. Mrs. Drew had invited in several friends for dinner in honor of the event and about 8 o'clock Mr.

Drew was called to the door to see a man, when before his astonished gaze stood some 40 or 50 ladies and gentlemen who set up quite a laugh when he appeared. Mr. Drew was decidedly surprised and for a moment lost his self-control, but he soon re covered and invited his unexpected guests into the house where they passed the evening with various amusements until a late hour, when they departed, wishing Mr. Drew many returns of his birthday anniversary. Gee-Bowling.

Last Thursday, at noon, Mr. Charles Gee and Miss Sallie Bowling were mar ried at the First Methodist church, the Rev. Geo. W. White performing the ceremony.

The wedding was very private, only a few friends of the bride and groom being present. The young couple are well known in this city, the groom being a contractor and the bride having been employed for several years by Mrs. Kennedy in her dressmaking parlors. BOKJT. Schaffer Friday, November 7th, to the wife of John K.

Schaffer, foreman of the Courier, a son; weight pounds. The Home Truth of a Foreign Proverb, The Spanish have a proberb "demasiado es peligroso" "too much is too dangerous." If 'brevity is the soul of wit," this means a great deal. Excesses and other imprudences in eat ing and drinking are productive of one tre mendous evil tne progenitor 01 many mnera and these are amoug the follies to which this piihy saying has direct application. The evil to which we allode is inmgetion, to the relief and cure of which Hostetter's dtomach Bitters has contributed more than any KeOicine which science has given to the Am rican people. Thia invigorating atrmacnlc ana corrective la me means not onlr of reforming a disordered or enfeebled condition of the digestive organs.

but of reoewlng beaitny action ol tne bowels and the liver. Besides this, it counteracts a tendency to rheumasisra and kiduev complaint. extirpates and prevenits nieiarieua aisease. is a potent rettorative of strength which is fail-inr. hastena convalescence and mitigates the infirmities of agb.

A fine Sumatra wrapped cigar for 5 cents at Wolfsohn Migel's. Chronic and complicated diseases of men and women a specialty, Slocum- Bouldin Medical and Surgical Institute, St. Charles Hotel, until November 11th only. tf The Second Advent Church will hold meetings at Y. M.

C. Hall on the first Sunday of each month at 11 a. m. 10-2o-lm t.LVKR V. UrsT, Pastor.

If you want a good, square meal go to the Independent Rebtaurant on Court street. 105 tf It will pay you to price the fine line of second-hand, as well as new, bed-room sets which Migel has just received. Van Dor in Block, Third street, near t. The only place where you can get a good imported cigar is at Wolfsohn A Migel s. Undertaking- Parlors.

Barton Catick's undertaking parlors in the old St. Charles building, are open day and night. 10-22tf Notice I have now a first-class upholsterer from San Francisco, and also a first-class cabinet-maker, and ask for a trial in those lines and guarantee all work. Prices to suit the times. No slouch work done.

L. Migel, Third street, near F. A rational home treatment for catarrh. asthma and bronchitis. Slocum-Bouldin Medical and Surgical Institute, St.

Charles Hotel, until November 11th only. BEANS FOR SALE I HAVE A QUANTITY OF GOOD clean beans for sale at the ware- bouse. Parties wishing to buy can call on the undersigned. Wm. Groodcell, B.

N. BAFF HAS RE OPENED RI3 BLACKSMITH AND Wagon Shop at the old stand on Third Street, where he will be pleased to see his old customers, and as many new ones as may fa vor him with a call. All work guaranteed. Terms cash. 11-1 Charter Oak Saloon CELEBRATED SLATER WHISKY.

A full Line of IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIQAES. Constantly oa hand. THIRD S. IT. CAR30X, Prop.

E. E. KATZ, -Sole A Rent Fa ORO GRANDE LTM E. OOee. S17 Street.

Warehouse and First. Mts. J. F. Ramf.

Jack Steveksom. New Management. STEWART HOTEL BAR RAMP STKTBHSON. Prop'rs. FINEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS Ao CIGARS CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

Tkt Best ana Most Csmplits Billianl Parlor IN THE CITY, WITH CLUB-BOOMS ATTACHED. BUSS Lunikr Mill Co. DEALXRI lit Oregon Pine Redwood Lumber. DOORS AND WINDOWS. First from to I.

L. 8. TICHENoV Agent. Tibbott, Sweesy Oondee, ABSTRACT CO. Abstractors and Searchers of Records Abstracts compiled and searches made by competent and experienced smb.

OmCI: COUKT H0U8K TABO Ban Bernardino, CaJ. TALK IS CHEAP, and the press teems with advertisements of aarsavparillas, and other liver, blood and lung remedies, but there is one medicine, and only one, the claims for which, as a cure for aO lingering' diseases arising from Torpid Liver or Biliousness, or from impure blood, are backed up by a positive ft-aaranteel If It don't do just as represented in every com, the money paid for it is promptly refunded. This peculiar medicine sells beyond all others throughout the civilized world. And why should it not? "Talk is cheap;" but when it's backed up by a positive foaran. tee, by a house of long- established reputation, for honesty, integrity and sound financial standing, then words mean tnulne And that's just what the World's Dispensary Medical Association, of Buffalo.

N. mean in guaranteeing their Dr. Pierce's Golden Med-foil Discovery. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery checks the frightful inroads of Scrofula and.

if taken in time, arrests the march of Consumption of the Lungs, which is Lung-scrofula, purifies and enriches the blood, thereby curing- all Skin and Scalp Diseases, Uluera, Sores. Swellings, and kindred ailments. $500 2 for an Incurable case of Cav taurh In the Head, by the proprietors of Dr. Sage Catarrh Remedy. By its mild, soothing and healins: properties, it cures the worst no matter ot how loner etandinar.

Onlv cents. Sold by drug-gists everywhere. ROBT. HOOPER TBI ONLY LICENSED CITY BILL POSTER IN RIVERSIDE. 0WN3 and controls all the bill boards and dead walla.

All stand work bv special contract Ail work guaranteed. -xy FIRS' -Also SO Dozen of- CASHMERE CONTINUED TO-DAY. TvX KJ Llie Liax-Sfc5 DRY GOODS, MILLIN ERY, CLOTH I NG A Of the Largest Goods and Hat Emporiu: In San Bernardino County, at which time we will display all the Novelties selected by us personally in the Eastern markets. Having bought direct from manufacturers, we will be able to sell goods as low as many of our competitors buy. We call special attention to our Sealette Jackets, Mojeskas, Capes, Ladies and Misses' Ulsters and Jackets; also Irish Point axd Silk Curtains, and Portiers, in Beautiful Designs.

Our Stock of Dress Goods and Trimmings Is Unsurpassed. We are daily receiving novelties in Millinery. N. B. We invite special inspection of our new department Clothing, Hats, Furnishing Goods, and Umbrellas P.

S. Webster's Unabridged Dictionary given to each customer pur-c hasinggoods to the amount of $50 this month (November) GREENE WASTELL, Postolflee Block, San Bernardino, Cal. Opening to Be Monday and Tuesday, November lOth and 11th. GItcd Away At Greene Wastell's. Poutoffiee block, San Bernardino, a Revised Webster'n Dictionary, with added appendix of 10,000 words and 1,500 illustrations, to every person presenting checks showing they have fi'rchased the amount of $50 from October 20th to November 30th.

Ladle Halr-Dreaaine; Parlor. Ready-made Hair always on hand and made to order. Hair-bleaching and shampooing a spec'alty. MRS MARY MEINBERG. Corner of Third and streets.

Notice of Election of Directors of Bar-lent Hot Bprlnce Company. Notice is hereby given to the stockholders of the Harlem Hot Springs Company, a corporation, that Monday the 17th day of November, 1890, at 10 o'clock a. the annual meeting of said stockholders will be held at the company's office, in the First National Bank in the city and county of San Bernardino, California, for the purpose of electing a board of directors aud the transaction of other business of said company. By order of the president, G. W.

HALL. Witness, A. D. Boren. Secretary.

Semt-Tropte Hotel. Game dinners every Sunday at 1 o'clock at the Semi-Tropic Hotel, Rialto. San Bernardino only four miles. Cotton only three miles. Riverside within easy driving distance.

A pleasant drive for business men, and a good dinner. Be pure and take advantage of this opportunity to enjoy one day every week. 10 21-1 II. F. Hosmek, Manager.

Notice. Notice is hereby given to the stockholders of the Kansas City Real Estate and Investment Company of San Bernardino county. State of California, that Saturday the 29th day of November, A. D. 1890, at 10 o'clock a.

the annual meeting of said stockholders will be held at the company office, rooms 10 and 11 postoffice block, in the city of San Bernardino, California, for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors and transaction of other business of said company. E. A. Phillips, President. Fire! Fire! Having recently lost our sawmill and contents, with a large amount of lumber, by fire, we respectfully call the attention of all persons indebted to us for lumber to call at our office within thirty dayB from the date of this notice and settle their accounts, as after that date all of our book accounts will be turned over to an officer for collection and five per cent added for collection.

Tyler Bbos. Co. November 1, 1890. GRilD BAPIDS FURNITURE DERT AXING Open Day jtad Night. Embtlmimg a Specialty si Bsduesd Prieei Tne latest improvement In all branches at your own prices.

G.B.F.C0. FECIAL OF THE SE-SOHST. THURSDAY" November 'stfr and We WiU 6ffer lOO Dozen of LADIES' MERINO UNDERWEAR, (Shirts and Drawers) at the Remarkably Low Prick of 25 cents each. LADIES Fast-black. So -i- a JAMES H.

BOYD, REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER, AND NOTARY PUBLIC, OFFERS FOR BALK 100 acres choice foothill fruit lands, with 220 acres of mountain land and 25 inches of pure mountain water. Price, $6,000. 80 acres fine deciduous fruit land in Highland district at $25 per acre terms, half cash, balance at 8 per cent per annum. OFFICE: THIRD STBEET, Just East of Farmers Exchange Bank. Cold nd Storage.

P. 0 "ol 320 acres near Old San Bernardino at $10 per acre cash. 2000 very choice French prune trees for Autumn delivery. 2000 Royal Apricot 2000 Mission Olives. 5000 black, red yellow cherries.

Assorted Apple trees. 2000 Nectarines. -bTATum o. Cooling md Freeilig Heomt. HAMS D1IC0)I And LARD R.

ECCLES PACKERS AXD CCRERS OF THX CELEBRATED OUR OWN -AND- caiiaii nw For Sweetness and Fine Flavor we warrant our Goods unsurpassed. Ask your groeer for them. Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association (ST. LOUIS KEG AND BOTTLED BEER). Agent of the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Associs II lull XX TV Hil ii tion, has still for sale the world-renowned YTA7" TJ A IT Om DUUD A Special Brand of the Aaheuaer-Btuch TO Si A A.

Dibit JPit Beer, and has Alao Secured the Agency of Anheuser-Busch draught beer, per barrel $12 00 Fredericksburg 10 25 Bottled beer, per dozen quarts, bottles to be returned 150 Bottled beer, pints, 90 Bottled porter, .160 All orders promptly filled and delivered free of charge to any part of the city. fTT Corner of Third and Streeta, XAJbiil XV vYXVLJLie 8an Bernardino. California. DAN O'CONNOR, Real Estate Agent SAN BERNARDINO, CAL. ALE Worth 75 cents.

25 Cents French-American Restaurant. 90S Third Street, near SAN BERNARDINO CALTTORHIA The only first-class restaurant in theelty French meals a specialty. Oysters in every style. Open day and nlcht. The teat bread at wlnea and champagne always en hand.

J. 8UZZALLO. Proprietor. Southern California Soap Co SAN BERNARDINO, -MAMCFACTCBBBa Potash, Soda and Agricultural For Family, Laundry, Farmers' and Dairymen's FERrCHIRT, COSMKTICS. Medicated and Toilet Soaps A SPECIALTY.

Sole manufacturer! of the famous Crape Castile and Chlorldlne Beeps. Ofios aid Warts, it, Wi a4 AMERICAN LireiY and Feed Stables. Cor jar and Coart Streets. M.F.CKOPLEY,Prop. CSJ As Fine Turnouts as can be found on the Coast.

Telephone No. 26. J. A. IfcFarlane.

Telephones. B. A. Barren McFarlane Barrett, MAMMOTH LIVERY and FEED STABLE Street, between Second and Third San Bernardino, Cal. Hems Boarded bytis Day T7ei or Xlonth.

Hay ami Brail at ITsvslssalt er IstaO. THE FINEST FURNISHED B00I18 IN THE OTTY At Reduced Bates to Gentlemen at V- MONTE VISTA, Over the PotofHee. LlTTLEJIELD B2C3 Frcp's..