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Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report. ABSQULriTEItf PURE estate transfers.

Reported by the TIbbot, Sweety Coo dee Abstract Company. SatcbdaT, May 23, 1801. Rntlede to Thu A Wlakely Lots 14 and li, blk link add, Redlands Ed red Drew to Blair SE or and loti 4 and 5, 8E qr, cc 18, tp 2 6 Water. Jr, tt Snlone Rawson Lot 6. blk Waters' subd First National Bank of Redlanda to Ln- gonia Water Co 5 snares of water in South Fork ditch 1 Co to Walter A Main Lot 6.

blk 10, Aitaaandro EERaugbtto Jas Baker-Ft i qr see 14, tpl3, 1 3 Sylvester to A Hayt Lots 9 and 10, blk 2, White add Sir-hard Cird to A Carpenter Lot 22, Besperia and Co to Bronson Lat 15, blk 51, Hesperia Brontoo to Mrs 8 Adelaide Greene Lot 15, blk 51, Hesperia Mrs SWA Creene to Geo A Anderson Lot 15, blk 51, Hesperia Serai-Tropic and Co to Blake Farm lot 32, Kialto A Santer et al to McVicar Lot 10. blk 126, South Riverside Wm Riddell to McVioar-LoU 4 and 5, blk ISO, South Riverside Henry Kla't to Javez Fountain Ft Ontario and Co to 8 Peeher Lot 263 and lota 6 and 7, blk 93, Ontario 150 1 250 10 500 2,000 453 1 230 100 3.106 400 500 4.s:o Tot1 considerations $12,178 Total liumber of transfers lt LOCAL BREVITIES. Stoaghton Whitcouib sell hardware, stores, tinware and gasoline. 442 Third street. DO YOU SUPPOSE That a cheap imitation watch, will do as good service as one of a first-class American make? If you need a time-keeper that can be depended upon call on Geo.

Jordan. Koffen Block, Third street, who has had many years practical experience, lie lias the largest assortment of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, in this couuty, and while selling at the lowest prices, fully guarantees his goods. Waltham or Klgin watch and case for f.3.75. C. K.

and F. H. Moore 3S4 street, are certainly making matters lively in the watcli business. They are busy selling the above or any of the twenty-five standard watch manufacturers' goods. Cut-prices are sure to win.

Wheeler movement, this week, for the low sum of This firm, being wholesale agents, are handling the Rogers tableware, quadruple silverware and stan.lard jewelry for Southern California. They have invested in our orange groves and have become property-owners in our citv. Call and see their whole-Sale prices. 'Watches kept in repair for $1.25 per year. Haile Co.

will sell you five pounds of good tea for $1.00. A large refrigerator for sale at the Ilolstein Dairy. American Seam Dye works the only steam dye works represented in San Bernardino. Office next door tokens, Fargo Co's. otiice.

4-23 ml W. R. Wiggin3 sells Flour, Feed and Grain as low as the lowest. No monkey business at Shafer Bros. Carpets, Mattings, Linoleums and Upholstering a specialty at E.

J. Leeds, 404 street. Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths, in large variety, at Livingstons'. Economy in every respect, at Shafer second-hand Btore. New inrni-ture, as well as old.

Young man, you can't bu6t at Shafer Bros. Barton Catick, undertakers and em-balmera, at Old St. Charles Hotel, have a fine line of all-kinds of caskets. I irst class work guaranteed in every respect. They have their own hearse.

Shafer Bros, keep all kinds of housekeeping supplies. Call on W. R. Wiggins if you are in need of Hanging Lamps a full line constantly on hand. Jake Armentrout is the boss for making things look white with that machine of his.

It makes your barn, fences or chicken-houses look so much neater. Leave your orders at F. Yolk's fruit-store. Haile Co. keep the best butter, the best flour, the best hams, the best bacon, and the best coffee, that can be bought.

Opposite the Southern Hotel. The largest stock of baby carriages to be found in this city is at Shafer at 343 Third street. Arrowhead Hot Springs, Under the management of Dr. H. C.

unparalleled business. The hotel is rapidly filling up with invalids and parties seeking rest and recreation. The hotel has an elevation of 2.000 feet, contains 100 rooms, is lighted throughout with incandescent lights, and spreads a liberal table, supplied with products of its own farm, and milk from Arrowhead Dairy. Stage leaves Stewart Hotel every afternoon at 315 for Arrowhead Hotel. The house, has telephone connections and daily mail.

Rates from $8 to $20 per week, for room and board. For further information address Dr. H. C. Royer, Lessee and Manager.

BAY! IIA1! HAT! rr Sale. Barley and alfalfa hay for sale at the Ilolstein Dairy. Notice. The complete stock of the late C. F.

Roe has come into my hands and is for sale at bargains at the old stand. These goods must be sold, anil sold for cash only. Call and get bargans.yiTzER eat Arrived, The finest invoice of jointless mattings of the latest patterns, at E. J. Leeds, street, near Fourth.

We are selling these goods' at very low figures. Call and examine. will enrav vour chicken house and rid you of the pesky mites, or chicken lice, that keep your hens from laving. Leave orders at I- rank oik's or address the above at No. 121, corner of and Ninth.

o-i mi Haile Co. have the finest, new baled bay in the county. Miss Alma C. Stillwell artist studio, room 6, Farmers Exchange. Visitor's day, Tuesdays.

At the Opera Douse. The following is the programme prepared for the entertainment of "Cradle Songs of Many Nations" to be given at the Opera House next Tuesday evening, for the benefit of the Presbyterian Church PART I. Indian Cradle Song Mrs. Stiles Piano Solo Miss Okeson French Cradle Eons Miss Allen Scotch Cradle Song iss Lamb Recitation Mrs. Gage Irish Cradle Sons Mif Utley Cradle Song Mrs Dickey Vocal Solo Miss Sareut Breton Cradle Song Miaa Okeson PART II Spaniaa Cradle Song MissBarr Spanish Chords Girls Norwegian Cradle Miss Myers English Cradle Song Miss Sargent Piano Solo Profesor Skinner Japanese Cradle Song Miss Okeson German Cradle Sons; Min Jewell Vocal Duet Messrs.

Waycott American Lullaby and Tableaux Mrs. Stiles, Misses Willis and Allen This entertainment should be well attended by our people, as it is given for a home benefit. Remember, next Tuesday night. Their Record. The following is how the county papers stand on the court-house bonds fight FOB BONDS.

Courier, San Bernardino. Times-Index, San Bernardino. Kaleidoscope, San Bernardino. Citrograph, Redlanda. Needles Eye, Needles.

AGAINST BONDS. Chronicle, Colton. Xeus, Colton. Press, Riverside. Enterpiise, Riverside.

Phoenix, Riverside. Sentinel, Beaumont. Herald, Banning. Record, Ontario. Observer, Ontario.

Facts, Redlanda. Bee, South Riverside. Champion, Chino. Tribute of Keepeet. It is with deep feelings of regret that we are compelled to announce the death on Monday last of our esteemed fellow- citizen and neighbor, A.

T. Foster, Jr. Mr. Foster was the founder of Messina postoffice, and bad only recently been appointed to the office of Justice of the Peace, which position he filled in a highly commendable manner. Prior to his last and fatal attack of illness he had in contemplation a number of plans for the improvement of the business portion of Highland, in which he was greatly in terested and in whose prosperity he took pride.

His loss will be greatly felt by our community, all of whom join in tendering their sincerest sympathies to his sorrowing family. The above was taken from the Times- Index Highland correspondence, and no better tribute of respect could be paid to the deceased than is spoken above. Mr. Foster was a young man of flawless character and one who made friends wherever he went. Our county could ill afford to lose such a citizen.

Tbe Methodist Camp-Meeting. The children's day was a great success. A large delegation came from Riverside, and another from Redlands. The ad dresses by Rev. E.

S. Chase and Rev. G. W. White in the morning were very ten der and appropriate.

They made a deep impression. The afternoon meeting was addressed by Banker A. H. Naftzgar of Riverside, Rev. B.

C. Corey of Redlands and Rev. G. W. White.

The visitors from Riverside returned on the 4 o'clock motor, and tbe Redlands people a little later. The children en joyed themselves wonderfully. The fu ture of the Republic is assured so long as our children and youth follow after goodness. Tbe evening service opened with song and a prayer by Dr. Harper of the Methodist Uhurch Rev.

B. C. Corey was the preacher; text, "And when they had lifted up their eyes they saw no man save Jesus only." 1 he transfiguration is an event wnicn extends through all time. Jesus only is the great bond of Christian civilization. It sanctifies the home it ennobles our daily lives.

Jesus taught us the Golden Rule: He taught us tbe fatherhood of God. Jesus was a perfect man; he never made a mistake he never spoke an unkind word. We are getting more Jesus into our theology. Jesus only was the consolation of William bbake- speare as he stepped from time into eternity Jesus only illumines tbe dark ness of the tomb and nils us with the life immortal. Mr.

Corey is an orator. 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 Syrnp of Figs was first produce! 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 known the more popular it becomes. Atteatloa. Comrades.

(Post Order Xo. Headquarters W. R. Corn man Post NO. 57, Dept.

of Calif. G. A. ban Bernardino, May 28, 1891. 1.

You are hereby ordered to assemble at Post Headquarters at 9 o'clock a. m. sharp, on Saturday, May 30th, to participate in the parade and hold memorial service in tbe new city cemetery. 2. The Post will appear at the City Pavilion at 2 o'clock p.

m. on the 30th to listen to a musical and literary pro gramme and tbe orators of tbe day. 3. All ex-Union veterans are cordially invited to assemble and take part in the above exercises and parade. 4.

Organizations invited will be as signed positions in the parade by the Grand Marshal. IOAM LilFLEK, Post Commander. E. P. Palmkb, Adjutant.

THE DAILY COURIER, SAN BERNARDINO, SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1891. LOCAL NEWS. Notes Picked Up Here and There by Our Reporter. JOHN L. SULLIVAN HERE JUNE 12 Another "Mac" 4lets Sixty Days Onr Correspondent Miscellaneous Items.

J. N. Viotor was at Los Angeles yes terday. The camp-meeting continues to draw big crowds. Our streets were crowded last night with people.

The sun has rapidly dned up our muddy streets. Little Emma Barnum's broken arm is rapidly healing. Col. T. J.

Wilson has gone to Encinitas, and will return to-morrow. Dr. It well's cilice, room 9, and resi dence, room 45. Stewart Hotel. Remember, "Cradle Songs of All Nations," on Tuesday night next.

C. J. Perkins left yesterday for Oro Grande. He will return to-morrow. Redondo Beach excursion to-day.

Go and have a fine trip, and enjoy yourselves. Charles W. Alien has moved his office to the Swing block, corner of Fourth and I) streets. Ex-Governor Merrill of Rialto has gone to Iowa, and will start for England the first of June. Be good to-day and attend Church.

Sunday comes but once a week. Make good use of it. Try Mi gel for a good job on mattress and lounge work. He takes time and turns out good work. On June 12th you want to go and see John L.

Sullivan, the actor, in Duncan Harrison's great company. J. W. Fulton, who has furnished so many road-scrapers for this and other sections, left yesterday for Iowa. Miss M.

Schuyler returned Oceanside Friday, where she has visiting her father for several days, Migel is the poor man's friend frcm bten He will continue to sell at rates cheaper than the cheapest. Third street, near F. Sign the petition to organize a Board of Trade in our city. It is needed, and in order for it to exist, our merchants must support it. Rabel and Harlem Springs are now being yisited nightly by those who wish to enjoy a healthy bath and a fine moonlight drive.

A party of young men and ladies, about ten couples, went out horseback riding last evening to yisit the electric-light works. Look in the classified advertisement column and see if you have lost a full-blooded greyhound, which ean be fouud at this office. The Kaleidoscope comes oat this week changed in form and enlarged in size, which speaks very complimentary of the management. 'The Lord" of Cucamonga went out picnicing to the mountains back of Lords-burg yesterday. About a dozen composed the party.

It would not be a bad idea to clean out Court street of the tiling and brick left from the Hall of Records. Half of the eidewalk is also blocked up. To-morrow Livingston Co. will place on sale their entire stock of black and colored dress goods, and same must be closed out regardless of cost. If you want to get the latest telegraphic as well as the local news, why have the Courier left for you to look over at the breakfast table.

Remember, L. Migel has been nineteen years in business and knows the value of goods. Don't sell your secondhand wares before getting bis bid. In the show-window of Livingston i3 a picture just completed by Miss Alma Stillwell. The subject is "Pharaoh's Horses," and is a crayon work.

A complete stock of Buttrick's Fashions will be found hereafter at A. W. Barnum's, 4 SO Third street, opposite the Stewart Hotel. Latest paterns received every month. If you want good and cheap furniture, the place for you to go is Shaffer on Third street, between and D.

They tiave their own workshops, and. turn out first-class work. Give them a call. It will pay everybody to visit tbe dress goods department of Livingston as they have decided to close out their large and well-selected stock of dress goods on Monday and Tuesday next. Do you smoke Would you smoke a nickel cigar if it was a good one? If so, try a Pappoose, and you will find it as it is claimed to be, the best nickel cigar in the world.

Agency: Towne's drug store. "Little Lord Fauntleroy" at the Opera House on next Friday and Saturday nights. The play is an excellent one, and should be attended by our people who wish to witness a first-class performance. Mrs. Wm.

Lightfoot is in receipt of the news of the death of her brother-in-law, Mr. J. Hammill of Rio Vista, Solano county, who died on Friday night. Mr. Hammill was a California pioneer and an extensive land-owner of Rio Vista.

If you want to go to a store where yon can have a large selection ot novels and other choice reading matter, why just step into W. G. Moore's, who has just received a large supply of tbe latest novels and other reading matter. E. A.

Holt and wife left yesterday for San Francisco, where they will make their future home. Mr. Holt has been employed as book-keeper with J. G. Burt for tbe past eight or ten years.

San Bernardino loses in him a good citizen, which will be hard to replace. There should be another policeman on the day force, by all means, as in the day-time a great many are brought into the city on the trains, and one man is not sufficient to take care of things. Marshal Thomas can not always be on the street, as he has to be at the office at times, and this throws the work on to one man. Have two officers, so as to pair off with the night force. The Olytnple Club.

A very enthusiastic meeting of the Olympic Club was held Friday evening. About twenty members were present. The president, Rev. I. M.

Merlin-jones, presided, and in the absence of the secretary Prof. J. C. Boyd was appointed secretary pro tern. The ny-laws were amended so as to make a quorum to consist of twelve members.

An auditing committee was appointed, consisting of the following members: Professor Boyd, W. F. Richardson and Ernest Waghorn. The constitution provides that no officer can be bis own successor in offi je. After transacting some routine business the following officers were elected for the Dext two months: President, Rev.

J. H. Jenkins secretary, Z. B. Stuart; treasurer, Ernest Waghorn.

Rey. I. M. Merlin-jones in retiring thanked the members of the club for their confidence and co-operation in the past and hoped that his reverend successor would meet with the same hearty co-operation, and promising to take a deep interest in the affairs of the club, he introduced amid cheers the president-elect, Rev. Mr.

Jenkins. The new president acknowledged the compliment and referred in eulogistic terms to the splendid work of the retiring officers, and predicted a grand future for the Olympic Club. Coming; Attractions. The young folks around the city are getting very much excited over the mention that "Little Lord Fauntleroy" will visit us again. The season will be two nights and grand matinee, commencing Friday evening next.

The company comes JSew York and is highly spoken of. Following this comes Katie Emmett and company, with a car of special scenery, on June 9th, giving the "Waifs of New York." Then we are to have the great and only John L. Sullivan, who comes as the particular bright star in Duncan Harri son's new piece, "Honest Hearts and Willing Hands." The success of this company has been phenomenal, wherever they have appeared, as many people, and especially ladies who formerly were unable to gratify the desire to see Mr. Sullivan on account of tbe associations attending his exhibits, can now do eo. It ed I and.

Tips. lFrom oar Special Correspondent Senator Heacock and daughter of Santa Barbara paid Redlands a visit last Frirfav 1 Katurrl.i.' onJ wafa a much impressed with our city and surroundings. Senator Heacock is a brother of W. J. Heacock, one of the Board of Directors of the Reur illas Irri.roiln..

Company. Rev. Sebron Lee. a rl Avna r.l this city, was tned $10 by Justice Camp for contempt of court. He was Summoned as a witnea.

In if f.ila.i tr m.rar The $10 was a good reminder. D. D. Wise purchased two lots of W. E.

Sibley, at the corner of Eureka and Vine. atrpAfa Afr IVio. aero WIHCUIIAICD building a handsome residence on the property. John Smith, anma rsl.ti'An tin famous Smith family, was sentenced to serve twenty days in the county jail by Judge Camp, on a charge of vagrancy. Mrs.

A. Burdick of Los Angeles purchased eleven acreson Redlands Heights ior Burdick will improve the property and make it her home. The Tut tie block is having a brick addition built on the rear end, which will be occupied by Vogfs harness shop. Redlands was visited on Monday by W. I.

Keese. the ri-ian (rnm lia- dena. A heavv rain rii)il r.t Redlands on Thursday List Almnt fL" of an inch fell. As. E.

Rciny. The great sensational novel at present. Darkest England." just received at Alien Book btore. lit UK. POO 8HAI.

This celebrated physician has opened a Dispensary, where he will treat all forms of diseases. Diseases of women and children a specialty. ihis wonderful physician can produce recommendations of hundreds of patients cured of different complicated diseases uy nim. ong Boo bhai is a scholar of the fa mous Wong Tue Chue, who has practiced in Canton, China, over twenty years. The Doctor can be found at his Dis pensary, just west of Old St.

Charles Hotel. No. 541 Third street. San ernar- dino. The people appreciate the low prices given by L.

G. Allen, and are increasing his eales daily. 3t A Card. Thanking the r.ub.ic for their liberal patronage in the past, I will state that my prices hereafter will be lower than any other bouse in the county, on stationery, fancy good, blanks, miscellane ous books, men's pocket cutlery, toys and notions. A.

W. BARNUM. 480 Third Street, d-w Opposite the Stewart Hotel. Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America. Local Union No.

SG meets at Wixom's hall on Wednesday evening of each week at 7 :30 o'cock. George: Fowler, II. A. Reed. Secretary.

Box 539 President. WATERS KRINKMBTER'S OPERA HOUSE. LESHER, CON ANT, LESSEES AND MANAGERS. Tuesday, May 26, 1891. Entertainment by the La lies of the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OP TBI NSW SCCCKSS Cradle Songs of Many Nations, AND TABLEAUX.

In presenting; this new amusement the best wicm vi uur uy ana oiner places will take part, among whom will be the following: Mrs. Stiles, Miss Okeson, Alias Allen. Miss Lamb. Mrs. Gage.

Miss Utley. Mrs. Dickey, Miaa Sargent. Miss Harr, Miss Meyers. Miss Jewell, Miss Willis, Prof.

Skinner. Mr. Waycott. TICKETS, 23 and SO Cents. DR.

ABERNETHTS GDEEH GIJIGED DBDJIDY. Cam CHAMPS and COLIC "It is composed of the ptires materials and represents the full medicinal ralae of Ja maica Ginger in the highest degree of perfection. "Wit. T. WENZELL, "Analytical Chemist." Sold by Dru exists and Wine Merchants.

Jos. N. Souther MsnT Co. 8 A If FKAMCISCO. A il ANOTHER ONE.

Ed Dexter, Alias Stecher, a Mac," tiets Two Mouths. The case of Edward Dexter, alias Stecher, came up for trial before Judge Knox yesterday. By a preponderance of evidence it was proven that Dexter has been residing in a house of ill-fame. The Judge gave 'the caso the proper thought, and sentenced Edward to serve a term of two months in the county jail. Let others of his class take warning and keep clear of all such traps, for the police are determined to rid the city of the "mac" element.

This makes two of the "gang" who are to recline under the clock for a few mouths of the hot season oisriS ENJOYS BotZi the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts pently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation permanently. For sale ia 50c and $1 bottles by all druggists. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAM FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE. KY.

HEW YORK. M.f. Ifaae-Line Store. J. B.

Johnson and C. A. Mead of the Base Line Store are now assisted by W. J. Borland, well and favorably known throughout the city, and are therefore able to accommodate their friends in any part of the city.

Good groceries at as reasonable prices as any store in town. Orders takeu every day and goods promptly delivered. A full line of bicycles, tricycles and hammocks are on the way from the eatt for L. G. Allen, to be told at eastern pricts.

3t 1 he Hand-Box. Being in regular communication with a leading Eastern house, is enabled to show the very latest in shapes and novelties and the most stylish etfecta in trimmings. We carry fine, medium and low-priced goods, so as to meet the wants of all our customers. 422 Fourth street, near D. Horaea fur Sale.

Just received a carload of horses from the north, which we will pell at bed-rock prices. Mammoth Corral, street, between Second and Third. Kbamer Alexander. Transparent triangles and architect supplies joat received at L. G.

Allen's. 3t SlOO Reward. O. P. Eobarts will give $100 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the parties who stolft the orange trees from his seed-bed on Highland avenue.

Saturday night, Mav 2d. 523 lm'dw. If you want to examine a full line of Glassware call on W. R. Wiggins.

Order milk, butter or cream by telephone, from the Ilolstein Dairy. Telephone No. 25. For neat-fitting shirts, white or fancy, or a tine suit made to order of latest imported styles, at bed-rock prices, call at the Wanamaker fc Brown Agency, 509 Third street, and see samples. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Fred. G. Lkisexeekg, Salee Agent. Just Arrlyed, Another carload of the finest sugar-cured hams and bacon and dried beef also salt pork and the finest kettle-rendered leaf lard, at 314 and 316 street, at Wm. Gurius' wholesale and retail house.

Get his prices before buying elsewhere. He will save you monev. 12-30 Haile Co. keep new-cut hav, baled. ior saie opposite me souutern Hotel.

W. R. Wiggins sells Groceries at bottom price s. To Whom It May Concern. Sam Bernardino, April 7, 1891.

This is to certify that the commission of authority of the Scottish Union and National Insurance Company of Edinburgh. Scotland, issued to W. J. Beaver Co. January 12, 1891, is this day revoked.

Messrs. Mack Allen are now the only persons authorized to solicit renewals, or transact any business, for or in the name rf tin. nail! rmi.ai.v in vw.ui.uj Lilt city of San Bernardino. UNION AND NATIONAL INS. Co.

By Jolly, Special Agent. OQ.SO and UPWARD will fret ONK DOZEN OJ CABINET PHOTOS at the Studio of II. B. WESNER, for the Summer Season. All work guaranteed to be satisfactorr.

H. At. HESJfFK, San Bernardino. lOlYlATO PLANTS. II Finest Thoroughbred Varieties, at WAENEE'S St 2d House North of Base Line.

C3-ESO- Closing nmEiLF mnEAw ffliAimiDWAiHiiB. Gas and Water Pipe imported direct from Eastern mills in large quantities. CORRUGATED IRON AT BOTTOM PRICES- Horse Shoes. Coal and Steel. John Deere Steel and South Bend Chilled Plows of all sizes and Kinds, A.

full line of R. pairs for all Plows and Machinery carried in stock. Plumbing Goods of all kinds in stack. Agent for the Quick-meal, New-process Gasoline Stove no pipes to choue up, no generators to wear out by its use, and no time lost in generating, as it is always ready for use. I have a quantity of Marbelized Mantels and Grates which I will sell at Greatly Reduced Prices.

163 and 165 Third Street. -OF Entire BLACK AND COLORED DRESS Monday Tuesday, May 25-26. We have decided to close out every yard of Woolen Dress Goods, and in order to bring this to a successful issue issue our entire well-selected stock of this spring's importation will be absolutely SACRIFICED. HEREARE PLAIN FACTS 75 Pieces 40-inch wide plain and fancy Dress Goods, at 12cts. a yard.

Former price, 35 eta. a yard. 40 Pieces 40-inch wide Cheviot Plaids Dress Goods, at 20 cts. a yard. Former pi ice, 50 eta.

a yard, 45 Pieces 40-inch wide Silk and Wool Plaid Dress Goods, at 25 cts. a yard. Former price, 75 cts. a yard. 35 Pieces 40-inch wide Henriettas, at 50 cts.

a yard. Former price, 85 cts. a yard. 30 Pieces 43-inch wide Henriettas, at 622Cts. a yard.

Former price, $1 25 a yard. 25 Pieces 43-inch wide black Henriettas, at 50 cts. a yard. Former price, 85 cts. a yard.

20 Pieces 48-inch wide black Henriettas, at 85 cts. a yard. Former price, $1 25 a Pieces 42 inch wide black, silk-warp Henriettas, at 95 cts. a yard. Former price, $1 50 a yard.

SPECIAL. The balance of our stock of closed out at 25 REMEMBER Monday 25tli and 26th for two days only. UCCE33 jMU AMD Judicious Advertising: Jr) Ioad to Opulegee ijcs Jljroufy priitr'5 UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING. Full Line of Funeral Supplies. OPEN DAT AND NIGHT.

BARTON CATICK, I. R. BRUNN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL- DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES, LIOUOHS, CIGARS, ETC 8TBJCET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH, BAN BERNARDINO. CALIFORNIA. AGENT FOB DAMIANA BITTERS.

General Agent for Phoenix Assurance Co of London Agricultural Insnrance N. Y. Fire Insnrance Association of London; New Orleans Insnranoe Co. Pan! Insnrance Irving Insurance Co. New England life Inavaiice Co.

ILVE COOLEY -Wholesale and Retail Dealer In- Out Sale OUR- OF- GOODS SPECIAL. Black Silk Grenadines will be cents a yard. and Tuesday, May 'A CAN BE ACHIEVED took In flnu Business bu Untituncj Indastty, Careful Economy, Old St. Charles Building. San Bernardino.

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