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7 i. a A1 PROFESSIONAL CARDS. RCHITECT. ATTORNXYS AT LAW. HOWARD H.

BAKEB, block, Han Bernardino. B. OOODGELL, A TTORNK Y-AT-LAW, Room 13 and 14. XA. roatomce biocil.

THEKOS B. PIEKSOF, A TTORNRY AT LAW AND NOTARY PCB- lie. Collection! a pec laity. Wixom Block. ttsjsernaroino, A CHARLES W.

ALLLX, TTORN EY-AT-LAW Booms 6 and 7 farm- era' Exchange Bank block, San Ber- nardino, California. A. J. FELTEK, TTORNEY-AT LA AND COLLECTOR Room No. 4.

New Ruffen Block, Tnira street. Bernardino, Calilornla. Henry JC Willis. Geo. B.

Cole. J. W. Craig. WILLI 9.

COLE CKAIO. ATTO S9E YS-AT-L AW. Rooms 10 and 11 Postoffice Blork, northwest corner of and Court Streets, San Bernardino, California. OSCAR F. TAYLOR, ATTO RNEY-AT-LAW.

Room 2, Farmers' Exchange building. San Bernardino, Calif. HENRY W. NISBET. A TTORXEY-AT-LA W.

Room 10, Farmers' Ex" n. change Hank block, xmra Beraardine, California. AWYER XV G. FECK. BYRON WATERS.

TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR DR. O. B. ROWELL, ARCHTTECTS. t.

u. oorr, 8an Bernardino, Street, San AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Brunn lj Block. streets. Rooms 4 and 6 San Ber- nardino, Californi AT LAW.

A. Office on stieet, between Third and Fourth in Waters and Brlnkmeyer's building. A. B. arris.

Dwlght W. Fox FARI9 FOX, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW. Office in the Cochrane building, Third street, San Bernardino. J. r.

BETHUKE, a TTORSEY-AT-LAW. Late Register 2. Land block. Third street, ban Bernardino, Office hours, 10 to 12 a. m.

and 2 to 5 p. m. U. 8. Office), Rooms 14 and 14J4.

Jones building. North Spring street, Los Angeles, CaL Special attention given to procuring mineral patents. NOTARIES rCBLIC. J. a.

LIGHT KOOT, XTOTARY PUBLIC- Office with Byron Waters 1 nee hours irom a. m. to 4 p. m. Resi dence, 459 street.

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. ROSE L. BURCHAM, THYSICIAN Office and residence. 38 Harris GRADUATE OF McGILL UNIVERSITY, MON- VJr treal; member of the Royal college oi Burgeons. London, England.

Office rooms 12 and 13. Occidential Building, Third street, opposite Htewart Hotel, San Bernardino, Calif. Hours, in in 4 tv tt and 7 to 8 p. m. Residence, northwest corner of Fifth and streets.

Telephone, 20. C. D. Dick by. County Physician.

DR9. DICKEY, AND D. R. Dicxbt. SURGEONS.

Dr. REGINALD F. MeDONALD, C. D. Dickey makes diseases of the eye, ear and throat a speciality.

Office Rooms and 11, First National Bank Ttiitidinir. Aornfr third and streets. Reside aae. No 25 Fifth street. Telephone No.

office and residence. HYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office and resi I dence corner and Court streets. hours, 10 to 12 a. 2 to 5 p.

m. Telephone No. 2S. SPECIALIST. MS.

JONES, M. D. Eye, ear, nose and throat diseases a specialty, 123 years' experience). Santa Ana, CaL Reference. K.

M. Towne. YTYflRAirLIC ENGINEERS. EDWARD M. BOOOS.

CIVIL AND HYDRAULIC cart Block, Court street. California. A. II- KOEB1G, T. C.

FINKLE. sts, omce Residence Office ENGINEER. Bo- Ban Bernardino. rtlVIh AND HYDRAULIC ENGINEER. Office-Room 18.

Postoffice Block. P. O. Box 882. San Bernardino.

California, California. A. Designer of the Postoffice Block, the otel Rtwart the residence of Mr. Bvrne. Jas.

W. Waters, W.J. Wilkins and many other build ings, omce in roscomce Dioca. SAN BERNARDINO and McDonald's furniture store. Third St.

Open at All Hours ot the Day Night 1). DEDACK CO. FRENCH RESTAURANT OYSTER SALOON. Open Night and Day and kept as house only. Street, Opposite Opera Souse, KXAUB SKRYXD IX AST BTTU AHD ALL HOURS.

Private Dining Room joiur first-class rvsr falter Al For Ladies. If Yon Want the Best Square Meal Bet before yon in the city for 25centa, try the California Restaurant Court Btraet, Next to the Courier Office. CHAS. KLEIN, Proprietor. C.

F. ROE, SIlIIl IN Harness, Saddlery, Etc Ths largest and beat assortment of goods la this line to be found In this countv. Buggjea and carnages trimmed in good styi HAND MADE HARNESS Of all kinds a specialty. A tun Una of Whits, Carriage TrimminM, Etc. THIRD 8TRKXT BAH BERNARD IHO.

CAX McGibbon's Pharmacy THE OLDEST IN THE COUNTY. A FULL LINK OF Drags, Chemicals, Sponges, Patent Med icines, Turkisn Towels, Perfumes, Cosmetics, Wines and Liqiiorm. Cigaxa, Confectionery, School Book and Stationery, and Garden Seeds. 1C3 Third Street. Preec 'rtiana accurately lled only by eompetc vt all boras of the dav tanltal Paid up capital Capital, Surplus, -Undivided profits, S.

R. BANKS. BANK OP SAN BERNARDINO, San BmiiDiiro, Caufokku. LEWIS JACOBS. MANAGER Oldest Bank in the Couty, and the largest paid np capital of any Bank in the County.

General banking business transacted highest price paid for sold dust, silver bars, oouritv script and United States bonds exchange bought and sold; money loaned on good security; deposits taken; collections promptly attended to In all psrts of the United States and Europe. Drafts drawn on London. Paris and American Banks L'd 8. F. Lazard Freres, San Francisco; Farmers Merchant's Ban of Los Angeles; Consolidated National Bank of Ban Diego; Kountz Bros, of New York; Lazard Freres A of Paris; William Rosenheim A of Berlin; Gebruder Schuster, of Frank- vnrvu'auu.

TUB FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Kediands, California. DIRECTORS: DIRECTORS. John W. Davis. J.

G. Burt. -COURT 8TRXXT- jnis estaDiisHment is now open as a quiet lamiiy resort, xirst-clasa sur roundings. Wines, Beers, Liquors. ANHEUSER-BUSCH BEER.

All kinds of Lager. All kinds of launch. Free Concert every day. Prompt attention CHOP HOUSE a Real Pleasure Resort Between Kenniston A Brazleton's livery stable H. J.

Weil and P. Schlegkl, PROPRIETORS. Pore and Unadolterated Liquors for Family Use a specialty. GOODS SOLD BY THE BOTTLE GAL LON OR BARREL, AND DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. Wholesale Rooms and CeUars' 323-325, Third Street.

(Opp. Times-Index Office.) F. BUERMAN, Propr. -THl MURRAY OAKLEY Piters. J.

F. Ramp. Jack Stsvzxsoh. New Management- STEWART HOTEL BAR RAMP St BTETKN90N, Frop're. PTNKFT BRAKDS Or LIQUORS CIGARS COKSTASTLT OH HANS.

Th Bart aaa Host Comalst Billiaim Parkr IH THE CITT. WITH CLUB-ROOMS ATTACHKD. S50.000 150,000 $3,600 Geo. H. Crafts, A.

L. Park, ram runexuey, lieo. A. Cook H. L.

Drew, J. S. Edwards F. P. Morrison.

A general commercial hankinar bnatnaaa trans acMsu, John W. Wruoir, T. P. JCobkison, uaamer. President Nonca Deposits will be received and a ra era! banking business transacted.

JOHN W. WILSON, CA8HIKB. Farmers' Exchange Bank SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA. Paid np capital, $50,000 DIRECTORS: Surplus, 100,000 Richard Gibd, John Andbcson, H. L.

DbW, ja. jit ana, a. jicabki, rtisi UIXCKUY CHAlSTLaN KUMTX. Deposits received subject to check. Loan made on real and personal security.

Highest price paid for gold and silver bullion, and county warrants. Taxes paid for non-residents. Collections made on all accessible points and proceeas renunea me aay oi collection, and general legitimate Dansung ousiness transacted. 8. F.

ZOMBRO, Cashier. H. L. DREW, President. San Bernardino National Bank OF SAN BERNARDINO.

CAL. 9100 000 13,000 15,800 JOHN W. DAVIS, Pres't, 8. E. A.

PALMER, Vice-Pres't, W. a HOOFER, Cashier. A. Palm kr, I. K.

Bbdnn. H. L. Dkbw, n. o.

awru, JUCH11D UIBD. A general banking business transacted, change on all commercial centers. First National Bank, BAN BERNARDINO, Paid-up Capital 100,000 Surplus 17,000 M. B. Garner.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS; Joseph Brown L. D. Crandall. J. H.

Smith. John M. James. OFFICERS: H. Brinkmeyer, w.

j. surras, J. W. Hall, O. H.

KohL Joskfh Bbown. President: M. vice-rTesiaent; u. 11. a.oni uasnier.

A General Bankina Business Transacted C. I. COLE, SAZARAC SALOON. No. 357 Tried Sab Bxrharduio, Sole Agent for the Celebrated J.

F. CUTTER WHISKY, Which has been carefully distilled from selected grain expressly MEDICINAL AND FAMILY USE. SST Xhlrd St. swfgisr o3? The Arion Concert Hall 8uperintendant City Water Wroks. Only Hydraulic Engineer in the City.

Room 16, Citr Hall street. San Bernardino, California. 7:45 5:45 73U a 2:35 7:45 pm 7 :30 a 7:45 pm 7:45 pm 7-45 pm 7:30 a a 4:00 mia a 7 30 a mib I I.KAVB STABKK'S HOTEL. 6:45 a. m.

10. 15 a. m. 00 p. m.

5: 15 p. m. 9:00 a m. 10- 20 a. m.

1:30 p.m." 3:00 p. m. 6:15 p. m. Ml auon, apply ui RAILROADS.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC Railroad Company; PACIFIC SYSTEM.) SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 1890. Trains leave and arc doe co arrive at COLTON as follows Leare for; Destination. Deming, El Paso and East Banning, Los Angeles do do Santa Barbara San Francisco, Sacramento no ao Ogden and East Portland, Or. via Orange i 7:30 a i San Diego and Ocean I a 2:35 a i.J San Diego, Ocean- SX'f side and Escondido viaTemecula. 10: 2:35 7:30 a 2:35 730 a 11: 10 a 2:35 5:00 5:00 mia 7:30 a 9:05 a 11:10 a mfa 3:00 lb 10:45 a 2:30 7:30 a 12:80 7:30 a 2:50 a iue via vnuKC I i Escondido via Orange Santa Ana Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside South Riverside Houth Riverside South Riverside Redlands Redlands Redlands Redlands San Jacinto San Jacinto Redondo via Pasadena Kedondt via Orange Barstow and East Arrive from: 7:45 pm 7:20 am 10:55 am 5:85 ra 7:35 pm 5:35 pm 10 :55 a 7:35 10:56 a 10:55 a Passengers en route for Santa Monica, Santa Ana, nan rearo, Longueacn, wnittieror rusun must change ears at Los Angeles.

local and through tickets sold, baggage, checked, Pullman Sleeping Car reservations made, and general information given upon application to E. A. RAY. Ticket Agent, San Bernardino. A.

N. TOWNS, General Manager. T. H. GOODMAN, Gen.

Pass. 8. F. E. E.

HEWITT. Los Angeles. J. M. CROWLEY.

AsstG. P. Agt. L. A.

SANTA FE ROUTE. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RAILWAY COMPANY. TIME-TABLE. Commencing on Bundav. Nov.

23. 1890. trains win leave ana arrive at Ban (Third street iepoij, as follows: LBAVE FOB 8TAT10N8. Angeles i Lo Se. Los la See Pasadena foot-note.

Los Angeles a ABBIVB FBOM llKft a 6:30 2:25 2:05 pm 6:55 2:05 2:00 5:45 2:06 2:05 6:55 8:50 a 2:05 3:55 6:55 8:50 a 2:05 6: 55 7:25 am 10:35 a 4:50 2:00 6 4 11:05 am 6:30 6:55 12:30 st daily daily except Sundays a Sundays ouiy. Noticb. Trains for Los Anga-lealeavlng at 12:50 p. m. stop only at Pasadena North Ontario.

North Pomona, Axusa and Santa Anita. Tickets lor other way stations good only on 7:30 a. m. and 4. p.

m. trains. Ticket offices in Stewart Hotel block and at Third-street and E-street depots. W. A.

MITCH EM, A gent. K. H. WADK, Gen. Manager.

Los Angeles. S. BINES, Gen. Pas. Ft.

L. A. TTMETA "RLE OF THE Redlands Motor Road Company. WEST BOUND. Leaves Redlands: No, 1 7.20 a No.

9.20 a No. 6 12.56 No. 7 8.80 No. 9.. 6.10 EAST BOUND.

Leaves San Bernardino: No. 2 8.20 a No. 4 11.10 a No. 6 L45 No. 8 4.10 5.56 Direct connections made with Southern Cali fornia Motor Co.

between Riverside and Rrl- isnas.io ana irom. Took effect Saturday. September fi. 1890. at A o'clock Cw-Tickets for sale at the National Phar macy, corner of Third and streets.

TIME-TABLE OF THE S. A. W. R. R.

CO, CommtuCinf Aagust 9, 1890. WEEK DAYS. LBAVB HlUIl AND RABKL. 7:55 a. m.

11:15 m. 4:00 p. m. 6:05 m. SUNDAYS.

9:45 a. m. 11:15 a. m. 2:15 p.

m. 4:30 p. m. 6:00 p. m.

Route to tadm Urn Company. SdUTHEBl C1UF0RM R'T CO. Santa Excursion, nnder the num. ment of Clarence A. Warner, formerly of Warner Excnrilon A (oncjr, leave Bvery Thursday for all saints Kast.

Trains run solid throuxh to Chicago, and make nloan connections to all Eastern cities. These excursion parties occupy elegant Pullman Tourist Cars, furnished with mattresses, pillows, sheets, blankets, toilet articles, and an cur tained and caroeted. A nnrtor amximnantaa each car, and a conductor assists in looking after the comfort of our patrons. Time from 12 to 24 hours Quicker to all nntnt. East than any other line.

Pullman Palace Sleeninr Cars and Sleeping Cars to Chicago every day In the year Tickets sold and bare are checked thmmrn to all points. For tickets, mtos. bertha and rpn.r.1 W. A. MITCHEM, Fitt.

and Pass. Act- Stewart Hotel Blnok Ban Bernardino. H. K. Wads Gen.

Los Angeles 8. B. Hthbs, Gen. Pass. Los An relet.

Liquors I Cigars, hammer's gbotto. THUD STREET, BET. AND E. Weiland's "Extra Pale." OH DRAUGHT. Imparted ui DuiMtio Luekas Served.

WINKS. LIQUORS, CIGARS. Carl Haxxrr, Prop. EINTRACHT SALOON. Iee-eold Lager on Draught? WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS Kvarr Using first Clmsa.

GROVE A YAGER, PaonuiTou. i 8. 8. Draper. Das O'Coxxor.

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1890.1 NO. 49. 11 main net M.nj.tni iu a IOZEST SuLE -OF- Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes SATURDAY, AT 9 A. M.

AND 7 P. M. Farm -AT THE- ers' and Mechanics' Store, 450-452, Third Street, L. MEYER, Props, 447 449 Third St. TIHQE (RIHUEAT T17JEIKIEILLIE1HI.

SHOES. SHOES. Since enlarging our Store we have added double the space to our SHOE DEPARTMENT And in order to introduce them will hereafter carry all the leading and best brands in the market, and in order to introduce them we will offer on Friday and Saturday, December 12th and 13th, A SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF OF 15 PER CENT. From market prices on all Shoes purchased of us on those' DIAMOND BEOS. GEO.

I COOLEY, Importer of and Dealer In SHELF AND HEAVY HAKDWAEE. water i-ipes imported direct from mills, by carloads. A full line of Plumbiuc vjwua oi carried in siock, including oewer and Terra Cotta Chimney Pipes. Sanitary Plumbing a Specialty. It is not necessary for me to say my plumbing cannot be excelled, as there is lots of it in xms cuy to speaK ior itseii.

163 and 165 Third Street, JAMES H. REAL ESTATE AND OFFERS FOR SALE Eighty to Ninety Thousand Rooted Muscat Raisin Gravevines, rown at West Highland. 100 acres choice foothill fruit lands, with 220 acres of mountain land and 25 inches of pure mountain water. Price, $6,000. BOYD, LOAN BROKER.

ANI NOTARY PUBLIC, 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. OFFICE: THIRD STEEET, Just East of Farmers Exchange Bank. J. W.

WATERS, Real Estate and Loan Broker, LARGE TRACTS ORANGE LAND -A. Specialty. ROOM 3. STEWART nmni 4 San Bernardino, California. LEADING PHOTOGRAPHER GO San Bernardino, Calif.

CELEBRATED SLATER WHISKY. A. Fall Iilne of IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS. Constantly oa band. THIRD S.

II. CARSON, Prop. 308 Third Street, near SAN BERNARDINO CALIFORNIA The only first-class restaurant in thecity French meals a specialty. Oysters in every style. Cpen day and night.

The best brands wines an? champagne always on hand. J.BUZZALLO. ProDrietor, FULL LUTE STAPLE ft FANCY GRAIN AND MILL FEED CONSTANTLY ON HAND. of G-EOOERIES Orders promptly and carefnlly delivered and reasonable prices guaranteed. S.

GROW. AMERICAN Limy and Feed Stables, Cor ler and Court Streets. M.F.CfiOPLEY,Prop. As Fine Turnouts as can be found on the Coast. Telephone No.

26. Tibbott, Sweesy Gondee, ABSTRACT CO. Abstractors and Searchers of Records Abstracts compiled aad searches made by oaaa-petent and experienced soea. OFTICR: COURT HOCSS.TARD Ban EernArdino, CiL THE I. O.

O. F. A Banquet Given Grand Patriarch K2 Mors by the Odd Fallows. Mr. Arthur Morse, a gentleman who needs no introduction to ban Bernardino people, was the recipient last night of the highest honor within the gift of the Patriarchal branch of the I.

O. O. Mr. Morse took the degree of Grand Patriarch of the Grand Encampment of the State of California. After the above ceremony Patriarch i- lemming presented Grand Patriarch Moree with a beautiful regalia.

About thirty members from Riverside were present. Alter the presentation of the regalia, the gentlemen repaired to the Stewart Hotel, where a banquet in honor of the occasion had been prepared. Mr. Uosmer, of the Stewart Hotel dining-rooms, himself a caterer worthy a Prince. The toasts were nrunosed and re sponded to as follows "The Grand Encampment," responded to by L.

Caro and A. H. Jefferson "The I. O. O.

responded to by J. P. Hinht and Henry Goodcell, Jr. "TheStar Encampment," Dr. (J.

bherman of Riverside; "The Moree Encampment," L. Van Dorin; "The Guest of the Patxmaii Mr. Morse acknowledged the compliment in a brief but fitting way "The Press" was responded to bv Will Nash of the Times-Index, and Mr. Palmer of the Riv erside Press "San Bernardino County," py j. oeymour; "ine Uitv of River side," by 8.

R. Jumper; "The City of ban Bernardino." bv Arnold Atwood. The following letters will cive an idaa of the estimation in which Mr. Morse is held throughout the State in his order: San Francisco, December 1, 1S90. Geo.

O. Jess rang, Deak Sir and Brother I am this dav in receipt of your telegram inviting me to join with you in a banauet in honor of Grand Patriarch A. P. Morte. For the kind remembrance please accept my most sincere ttianks.

very much regret that it will impossible for me to avail myself of the privilege of doiny honor on that occasion to our worthv chief, as business and distance botk combine to raise a barrier in the way. Please extend to the Grand Patriarch my congratulations, not for having risen to the highest position in the gift of the Grand Encampment, but for being privileged to live in a community and among a band of brothers who appreciate his worth and the honor that has been conferred upon one of themselves. To sav that Arthur is worthy of the position to which he has been elevated goes without question, and those who assemble around the festive board to do him honor should feel proud of the fact that his merits are appreciated and his abilities recognized fully as much abroad as they are at home. While I will from necessity be absent from you in person, I will be with you in spirit but please don't imbibe too much of the "spirit." Again thanking you for the kind invitation and with best wishes for the peace, happiness and prosperity of our gallant leader and all his friends, I remain Fraternally vours. W.

B. Lyon, Grand Scribe of the Grand Encamo- ment. Santa Ana, December 2, 1890. Geo. O.

Jessrang, San Bernardino: Dear Sib and Brother Yours of D- cember 1st' received, extending me a kind invitation to attend a banquet given by Starr and Morse Encampments in honor of Grand Patriarch Morse. I am 6orry to say that circumstances will not permit me to attend in person, although 1 am with you in spirit. In behalf of Laurel Encampment, No. 81. I send Pa- tiiarchs of Starr and Morse Encamp ments greeting, and congratulate the brethren of San Bernardino upon havini? the Grand Patriarch selected from their membership, and congratulate the Patriarchal branch of the order in Califor nia upon having so able a Grand Patri- aith to guide and direct its affairs for the coming year, and believe that the south tation and wishing you a royal good time, a remain yours irateraally, RAN VILLE riPUBGEOK, C.

P. PISIOL AND CLUB. Two Coltonltes Go for Blood and Both Get It. Constable Neil Williamson of Colton brought over John Pitts of that burg and placed him in the County Hospital last night, he being considered too badly in jured to remain in jail. itts and a barber by the name of Petit of Colton were engaged in fighting Whtfn llliamonn fl.Mat.il WTt uiiarfcer Oak Saloon Pitte had a revoIrer in hu hand Mu tV DUWb I.

CLll, WUOlll iie naa aireaay snot once during the light-iDg. Pitts had received two terrible blows, one on the cheek and one on the head, the latter making a wound that may result in his death. Petit received ball from Pitts' revolver near tho Inn and center of his forehead which foll owed between the ekm and the skull over his head, coming out at the back part of his bead, making a painful but not dangerous wound. A nnr oito ra French-American Restaurant. rrteffBw pLtts.

and hia version of ii. ti in nn iuiiiiwh "I and my wife are havincr a little trouble. She is suing for a divorce. Petit and I married sisters. My wife is staying at Petit's house.

I went there to-night to see my baby. Petit came to the door. I asked him if my wife was there. lie said no. I turned around and met her lawyer, Mr.

Burton, a short distance from the house. He told me my wife was there. I went back. Petit was standing in the doorwav. Inawl.

Petit, come here. The first thins I knew he struck me with a piece of iron ACC'T TATF OTT)P PPi 'hen 1 grappled with nim. Just BASb-LINb STORE a no. BIICBUSU, UUl i gave bonds. The preliminary examination comes off to-day before Justice Sprecher of Colton.

The Belt Road. Work for the present has been discon tinued on the Belt Line. This is on ac count of the recent decisions in the con demnation suits. A meeting was held vesterdav bv the grantors of the fond for the rieht of wav and it was determined to ask for a new trial for the case, and failing in this the matter would be carried to the Supreme In the Courts. Department Two of the Superior Court I was yesterday occupied with the case of Frank Sweetser and Frank Sherman, in solvents.

A motion of creditors for adjudication was granted. in department One The Lngonia Frnit Growing and Packing Company vs. tiii. n. jutrsrisna.

et ai. action on foreclosure of mortzaze. tried and decree granted in favor of plaintiff. Ibe case of J. W.

Covineton va. J. W. Meakemons was on trial. The case of the aoDointment of a guardian for the children of Mrs.

Calla han. Insane, cornea no in Department Two Monday. She Waata the Hers. Mrs. W.

J. GoM of Paaadffna arrivArl a San Bernardino ytsrday in search oi her husband, Mr. William J. Goss, who has been at work here, teaming, for some time past. Mrs.

Goss does not care so very much about getting her husband as she does about getting possession of a particular horse he has. This she will hare if the law can get it for her. Iu regard to her husband, the fact of the matter is, she would rather rave a divorce from him than to have him. The divorce, like the horse, she will also have if the law will help her to it. Mr.

Goss was found, but he declares he hasn't a horse to his name. A Gymnasium. A paper was being circulated yester-. day for signatures of those who wished and were elegible to join an athletic club which will shortly be formed in this city. Professor Leavenworth will be the instructor.

The object is laudable and with proper management the organiza- tion ought to succeed, at least until warm weather. There will be a meeting of the signers Tuesday night in the room formerly occupied by the Young Men's Oemocratic Club to perfect an Trad Notes. Greene Wastell have, since the enlargement of their handsome store in the Postoffice block, added a clothing department, which is complete in eyery particular. A clean, new and stylish line of goods is carried. Diamond Brothers now occupy the entire lower floor of the Suhr block, which was originaiiy duiu lor a clotumg house.

Diamond Bros, are about to add a carpet let department to their establishment. They are making a specialty this year of Holiday and Xinas goods and have, indeed, a handsome display. Livingston Co. have an elegant array of beautiful fall and winter dress patterns in the window of their mammoth establishment. Hardly a lady with a love for the beautiful passes without stopping to admire the lovely display.

Holiday and Christmas goods add much to the interior beauty of this already elegant establishment. Election ofOflicars. San Bernardino Council, No. 1,231," Royal Arcanum, held its annual election at Davis Hall last evening and elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Regent, Geo. B.

Rowell; Vice-Regent, H. B. Wesner; Past Regent, Geo. B. Cole Orator, Lucius G.

Allen Secretary, W. J. Beaver; Collector, Charles E. White Treasurer, John A. Lamb; Chaplain, W.

B. Drake; Guide, W. I). Hunt; Warden, T. R.

Griffith; Sentry, L. N. Bedford Trustee, J. B. Dixon.

The council was instituted about one year ago and has been steadily growing in interest and numbers. Since its or ganization it has increased over 40 per cent. Sunday Services. First Unitarian Church Rev. E.

Roberts Watson, pastor. Services in Sturges' Academy at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m.

Sunday. Subject for evening service, "Is Poverty Necessarily an Indication of a Wrong in the Preterit Economic Conditions?" Sunday school at 10. Preaching at the Baptist Church morning and evening by the pastor, A. J. Frost.

Rvening subject, "Spiritualism, or the Dodtrine of Demons." Th is 14 the eleventh discourse on "Isms." All are cordially invited to attend. St. John's Church, corner of Fourth, and streets, Rev. I. M.

Merlin-joues, rector. Divine services tomorrow is folio ws: Second Sunday in Advent; color, violet; celebration of the Holy Communion 11 o'clock; no early celebration evensong, 7 :30 o'clock Sunday school 9:45 a. W. Cress we 11 Musliet superintendent. Strangers and visiting churchmen always welcome.

White, the Also a full line of Horse-Shoes, Blacksmith Coal. Steel of all kinds, Buckley Mowers, nePfi p-. win 'sakupon th Taylor Rakes, John Deere Steel Plows, South Bend Chilled Plows of all sizes and inri- First M. E. Church Mr.

the the little folks, "What Are Kinds. A lull line of Repairs for all plows and machinery carried in stock. Gas and following sermon to You Think ing About?" All children, as well ss adults, invited to this 8ecial service. In the evening at 7 o'clock the suhjett will be, "A Critical Point in the Progress of Faith." The music for the day will be first-class. Everybody welcome.

Hotel Arrivals. 80UTITEKN. George L. Bryant, G. C.

Morgan, James Dunlap, K. S. Keller, Los Angeles; Nels Jacobinson, Mountain; Wm. Holmes, R. E.

Dowd. Victor: F. P. Hoop, Riverside; Jerry Fryar, Little Kock.Ark.; James Wallace, Redlands Johnson, Thomas Newall, Syracuse, N. Harry Allen, Nevada Miss Mary Blanton, Charles Morrow, Frank Ma-hon, New York; E.

Dunbar, R. H. Anderson, Col. H. Reid, Escondido; J.

II. Waite, Bellvana, Fla. ST. CHARLES. V.

Covinuton, Yucaipa; J. W. Ad. ams, R. M.

Richardson, lj. F. Wilson, O. M. Snell, Los Angeles; A.

II. Rogers, North Rochester; John Stephens, Highland; Thomas Smith, Victor; A. Barnes, Elsinore; F. Atencio. Colton; G.

Delgata, Geo. A. Isbell, Riverside; If. Ii. Harbiiie, Elkhorn Mill; V.

E. Foster, John La Bar re, Redlands Walter Siooner, Ralph Kiminel, North Star, Mich. Dr. A. E.

Phelan, C. I. Russell, M. E. off wood, han Bernardino; E.

B. Smith, R. H. Roberts, Pomona; G. De Laveant.

Alessamlro; D. Kil Patrick, Ontario; II. A. Webster, Georgia Small-wood, Hialto; Z. B.

West, Santa Ana; J. M. Forbes, wife and daughter, J. A. Scott and wife, Bazina, Kansas; James Donahue, C.tlico; J.

C. Malone and wife, Venita, I. T. Len Doran, of the Stewart news-stand, occupied Manager Caldwell's position behind the Hotel Stewart counter yesterday. Arnold Atwood lost a scarf-pin on Third street, Thursday night.

The finder, by returning it to Mr. Atwood, will receive a suitable reward. The pin was in the shape of a crow's foot, with a set of three small diamonds. The World Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only perfect laxative known, as it is the only remedy which is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the Spring time or, in fact, at any time and the better it is kaown the more popular it becomes.

Wm. McDonald Son, the pioneer furniture dealers, have opened a new salesroom in the Keir Block. Their old customer, as well as the new ones, will find it to their interest to call upon them and inspect their stock, which ia complete with the beet the factories afford. Nicholas Moreno, a native of Bogotad, United States of Colombia, South America, age 60, died at the St. Charles Hotel, San Bernardino, of Thursday, November 20.

1890. Mr. Moreno came to California in 1849. 22-2w A fine Sumatra wrapped cigar for 5 cents at Wolfsohn dc Migel's..