The Daily Courier from San Bernardino, California • Page 3

j. 'THE DAILY COURIER PUBLISHED ETEKY MBNINO (Except Monday) by the San Bernardino Publk.bJn? Company. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 18W. LOCAL BREVITIES.

Stoughton A WUtcomb sell hardware, tores and tinware. 172 Third street The beat manufactured is the "Crown" flour. Call at the M. O. We are sole agents for the Thompson Glove Fitting Corsets, also carry in stock a foil line of Warner's C.

P. P. D. and Ferris' corset waists. LrrutGSTON Co.

Tom and Jerry now on sale at the Arion. dl5tf The cosiest place in the city is the Palace. n-29-tf "The celebrated J. F. Cotter whiskey for medical and familv use.

C. I. Cole sole agent, 357 Third street. 11-20-tf Be Bore and attend oar grand clearance sale, as great bargains are offered in all oar departments. Livingston Co.

Before disposing of your 2 JCT' goods call on Migel, Van Dorin block, Third street, near F. dlOtf. Hot Scotch, Tom and Jerry, Beef Tea and Arac Punch at the Peerless. We carry the most complete line of clothing, carpets, boots and shoes in Southern California. Livingston Co.

Cutter Whisky at the Annex. Immense bargains in shoes at Livingston's. Clark keeps the Palace. n-29-tf For John Weiland beer go to the Gam-brinus hall, next to Turneis. Hot drinks of all kinds at the Peerless.

Oar clearance sale prices have created great excitement amongst some of oar competitors and have almost bewildered them. This week we will oiler sun greater bargains, so come early as all goods are sold without reserve. Diamond Bros, The celebrated J. F. Catter whiskey for medical and family nse.

C. I. Cole sole azent. 357 Third street. 11-20-tf Judging from the crowds that have thronged Diamond store, they must be offering special inducements, Look at their price list in this paper and see what they are doing.

For the finest liquors and cigars go to the Palace. n-29-tf For bargains in second-hand furniture, go into Shaffer new store, opposite old stand. Millinery at half price to make room for oar spring stock, at Livingston's. Tobacco and cigars of finest kinds at the Annex. Call at the M.

O. Diamond the great unJersellers and leaders of low prices, still continue their treat clearance sale. All their winter goods mast be disposed of by February loth. Come early and secure the bargains. The Southern hotel bar is the cosiest place in tha city.

Go to the Palace for fancy drinks. 29tf Go to the Southern hotel bar far Key West cigars. The largest beer hall in the city is the Gambnnos, street, south ot ihird. The Southern hotel bar keeps none bat fine goods. The best liquors and cigars at the Acme.

Go to the Gambrinua Hall for a good game of pool. l-5tf Cream cheese, superfine, at the Arion Hall, Court street. Highest cauh price paid for all kinds of household goods at Shaffer Store in new brick, opposite old stand on Third street. iimaiu Peerless Saloon and Club Rooms The finest in the city. Fancy mixed drinks and hot drinks of all kinds, and everything first class.

The Acn a has been refitted and refur nished. Everybody made welcome at the Gam' brinns hall, next to the Turners', febotf The finest brands of cigars at the Annex. Strictly business, not monkey busi ness, wanted to bar eood second hand household goods of all kinds. Cash paid. 11-O-tf.

Shaffer Bbos. Original Badweiser beer on draft. Limburger cheese that just melts in your mouth; very delicious, at the Arion Hall, Court street between D. fc E. John Weiland beer always on draught at the Gambrinua hall, street, south of Third.

febCtf Evening gloves in all the delicate shades at Livingston's. Call at the M. Ask your grocer for "Crown Flour take no other. A. Word to OcDtlenca.

Now, that Christmas and New Year are past and gone, we most take this opportunity of thanking our patrons for their liberal patronage. We promised the best assortment of cloths, tweeds, ever shown in Southern Caltfornia for the holidays. We have kept our word, and the consequence is that our patronage has actually been unprecedented, and what is still more satisfactory, our patrons have expressed their utmost satisfaction, with our quality of goods, prices and fit, the three great points to be studied ith any tailor who considers his reputation at stake and the satisfaction and comfort of his customer. It is a well-known fact that a gentleman can be easily recognized on the street by the style and cat of his garment, as the ladies would say, "Oh 1 ain't he handsome 1" Cowie can and will fit you, gentlemen. We now beg to announce, and as heretofore, to assure you, that (barring more washouts) we will receive on or about the 20tb inst.

a case of samples of all the newest designs for spring from the moot noted factories of France, England, America, and last but not least, the world-famed tweeds of Scotland. Any gentleman can see these samples at any time after their arrival and previous to the arrival of the actual stock. Cowie, the Opera House Tailor, will always do as he promises. Arrowhead Spring. Stages leave for Arrowhead at 11 :30 a.

ra. and 3 -J30 p. m. returning they leave Arrowhead at 8 :30 a. m.

and 12 :15 p. m. Fare for the round trip, $1. These springs are unquestionably the finest hot mineral waters in the State. Thsy are very efficacious in the cure of many diseases, and from their romantic and picturesque location, are well worth the attention of the tourist.

Everything first-class. Transient rate 2, J2.50 an 3 a day. For circul ars and terras by "1 the week or month address Wm. 31. Tis- dale.

Arrowhead Springs, Calif. 1-5-tf Milch Cows for Sal. A number of fresh milch cows for sale at Lehnr butcher shop, 3Ianuel Baca's on Third street, Nos. 123 and lp rfcJ 11-10-tI (bo Books. All persons knowing thenuelves to be in possession of books belonging to my library will please return the same at once, and oblige.

Btbox Watms. A VIOLENT DEATH. Mike Dempsey Is Instantly Killed Near Victor. FATAL RESULT OF A SPREE. A Freight Engine Pathti Into rire Man Oa Band-Car Particular of tbe Accident.

Last evening at 6:20 o'clock, a fearful accident occurred on the California Southern road, about one and a half miles north of Victor, in which Mike Dempsey. section boss, was instantly killed and Larry Ennis badly hurt, all through their own fault and the love of drink. Dempsey, Ennis and three companions took a hand-car at Victor, after work, and went to Oro Grande, where they loaded up on oai liquor and procured a supply for the night, and then started on their return, all so badly intoxicated they could hardly navigate, especially Demp sey, who laid down while the other men, in their maudlin condition, attempted to work the car. They proceeded all right until within two miles of Victor, when they saw a train following. Some of the men wanted to get off the track, but Dempsey said no, that tbe train would not and they proceeded on, but only for a short distance, when the engine crashed into the car.

Three of the men jumped and escaped unhurt, but Dempsey was too drunk to more and Ennis, attempting to assist him. was caught and hurled 20 feet into the air, receiving severe, but not fatal injuries. Dempsey was killed instantly, his left arm being horribly mangled and cut off near the shoulder, and receiving violent internal injuries, which evidently caused bis death. The car smashed into splinters, while one of the wheels went under the engine, and bent the dampers and broke the rods, though doing no eerious damage. The train was imme diately stopped, and the dead man and hi? companions taken at once to Victor, where the train was side-tracked and with the engine and one car came to this city.

Dr. liowell, the company's physician, and Dr. Phelan were awaiting to render any medical assistance necessary. The body of Demspey was removed to the undertaking-rooms of the Grand Kapids Furniture company, and Ennis taken to tbe dispensary, where, upon examination, he was found to be only bruised a little. He had a bad gash across the face, below the right eye, and ins back was discolored from the shock, but no bones were broken.

and no internal injuries were found. Conductor Kinucan had charge of the train, which was an extra freight, and Engineer Gal van, one of the best ou the road, pulled the throttle. A Cockier reporter visited the dispensary about 10:30 last night, and found Mr. Gal van there, who related the following in regard to the accident were coming along about 18 or 23 miles an hour. The head-light was burning, and being just about dusk it was impossible to see the track as dis tinctly as at any other time.

The fireman was also coaling up, and every time he opened the furnace door made a bright light. When I first saw the car it looked like a black object, indistinct. and I thought it was cattle. I sounded the whistle, and by that time saw what it was. It was too late to avert the dis aster, and in a few seconds the crash came.

i saw go up in the air, and as soon as the train stopped ran back to the spot, but when I reached it Dempsey was dead. The track was a level stretch for about two milns, and the men could not help but see the approaching train." Un the hand-car was one burlv loafer, who has been hanging about Vic tor and Uro brande, and upon reaching Victor he wanted the men to lynch the engineer, but Ualvan has many friends there, who quickly gathered about and intimated that the first ruffian who made such a move would receive a dose of cold lead. On the train comintr down. the fellow was abusive, and Conductor Kinucan had to threaten violence to keep him quiet. Arrived here, he showed the physicians a little abrasion of the skin on one of his fingers, requesting a drink to brace him op.

Dempsey was a man weighing about 225 pounds, and was between 45 and 50 years of age. He has been a terribly hard drinker and lately has been drunk most ot the time. During the present week he and his companions had gone to Oro Grande three times for liquor and they always supplied themselves freely, generally getting home drunk. His wife, when informed of tbe accident, said she had been expecting it. When the men reached San Bernardino, all showed the effects of the liquor, being drunk then.

It was a sad occurrence, but one for which nobody except the men themselves and their uncontrollable appetites are to blame. Coroner Wainwright is in Los Angeles. but will retrrn this morning, and the inquest will probably be held this John Rlnf Moralised. Editor Courier Great credit is due the Courier for the boldness and honesty of its editorial remarks in last Sunday's ifsue. Tbe editor admits, as any well-informed person mast, the deca dence of what is called religion, and seems to think it a fact to be deplored.

Why so? The beauty, sublimity and comfort of any doctrine are no proofs ot its truth. The editor says he believes a lot are state, in the immortality of the soul. On what grounds? Where is the evidence? It will not do to say, "It is written," for that is begging the question. That argument assumes the divine authority of the Scriptures, which very many people a constantly increasing number utterly deny. To many persons, the loss of faim would be an irremediable loss but the reasonable man wants a reason for his belief he does not want to believe a falsehood, however beautiful.

Is it feared that the loss of religion implies the loss ot moitality? As a matter of fact, the conduct of any man depends not nearly so much on bis belief as on his own personal character. As to all these questions I am an Agnostic. These doctrines may be true, but I do not know, you do not know, nobody knows, and so far as we can see. knowledge of these matters is and ever will be an impossibility. But.

as we have no evidence whatever, and as the doctrine is essentially improbable, we surely may be permitted to doubt without blame or sin. Certainly, if there be a future state, if there be an Omnipotence, it will not be my belief in this life that will determine His judgment of me, bat my conduct. Further, if it be true, as I believe, that man must rely only on himself, that there is no power to be appealed to to correct his mistakes and save him from the consequences of his acta, the sooner mankind realizes that fact the better. Let us realise that wry broken moral law will as surely inflict suffering upon the offender as will a broken leg that is a good, serviceable code of morals. Modern Christianity was the highest product of evolution, but is there no higher point? I think so.

I look for the reliirion of humanity, for a system cf morals founded not upon the pri-Mumed commands of some alleged Deity, but on the unalterable facts of science. It is a long way off, perhaps, but it will surely come. If it is objected that I do not live up to my creed, I answer: Granted; who does? Let me quote in conclusion the words of Professor Tyndall, "In the presence of these mysteries let us lower our heads, priest and philosopher alike, and confess our ignorance or, as Ir.grsoll sums up the agnostic position in four words, "We do not know." John J. Ring. Redlands, January 28, 1890.

Tbe foremost in Flour." reliable "Crown Flour." the race is The Jublle Stagers. Oa next Monday and Tuesday evenings, at the First Methodist Church, the Fisk Jubilee Singers will give two of I their popular concerts. The San Fran grocer recommends Mr. Hut's Bait Fixed. T.

N. Hunt had his preliminary exam ination yestarday morning before Judge Parker, who bound him oyer in the sum of 5,000 to answer to the charge of em bezzlement. At a late hour last night. the necessary bail had not been secured. he experts aniointed to examine his books started at work yesterday.

Light "Crown rolls a Flour." certainty by using An Annirersary Surprise. Last evening the residence of Mr. and I Mrs. A. H.

Koebig, on street, was the scene ot a delightful party, the occasion being the anniversary of their marriage. The party was a surprise to Mr. Koebig, but after a few moments he recovered and entered into the gayeties of the evening with zest. Drive whist was the feature and was heartily enjoyed, as all the guests were experts. Satisfaction guaranteed Flour." PKK8UNAL.

by using Geo. Jordan, who has been very ill lor tbe past week, is improving. J. M. Dodge, City Treasurer of San Diego, is in the city on business.

F. C. Howes, a prominent capitalist and banker of Los Angeles, is in the city. J. B.

Winship. general manager of the West Coast Lumber Company, arrived yesterday from San Diego. C. U. Dodnun, representing the com mission house of Smith Fisher, of Minneapolis, is in the city buying A.

II. Hart, wife and daughter, accompanied by several Eastern friends, left yesterday for a short visit in San Diego. M. Macdonald, formerly manager of the Artificial Stone and Improvement Company, came down yesterday from Oakland. Judge Rowell, who has been confined to his bed for the past week with la grippe, is, his friends will be pleased to learn, recovering.

REAL KSTATK TRANSFERS. Reported by Tibbot, Sweesy A Condee Abstract company, searcoers 01 Kecoras, Abstract, etc Office adjoining Coon House Yard, San jjeruaraino lauiornia FBIDAT, Jaruakt SI, 1889. East Riverside Land Co to James Kyle lif lot 20; all lot 19; part lot 18, East Riverside Long to A Fisher Third of Indian yueen mine in North Camp, Silver Mountain district Angelina Waycott to A Grow and Mrs Rebecca Allison Lo V3, blk lota 13 and 14, blk and lots 2, 8, 4, 5, blk sub ot blk 28, Redlands 1,514 Frank Hinckley to Garland Lot blk 36, Chicago lands, city 1 Soarknhle to Chas Off Third of ft four mining clalmsin Silver Mountain district Entber and Thos Kllpatrlok to Hutchins rt Sec 19, Tp 2 3, 2 600 Julia Cart to Everest Pt of blk 8, 4, town of Riverside 5,000 South Riveisid A Co to A Saul- ter and Wilson-Lot 10, blk 126. South Riverside LAW Co lands South Riverside LAW Co to I Peawse Lot 10, blk 93, of fc Co lands South Riverside LAW Co to Wilson LnU 7 and 8. blk 8'J.

9 A Co lnds 135 165 590 Total considerations $16,820 Total transfers 10 The marriage ceremony in the second act of "Tbe l'earl of Fekin," ia an exact reproduction of tho bona fide thing. DON'T FAIL TO READ THE C4UFORNIA POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE ElEUTKH: COUGH AND CONSUMP TION CUKK. cures coughs, colds, crou sumption, and all bronchial troubles. quiceiy. Si' coo- arts NoODlatea.

Safe for children. Man ufactured from roots, herbs and flowers grow ing in California, tiold by all druggists. 25c, ft- and tl. CATARKH. The "California Positive and Negative Electric Liniment" cures this terrible disease: also cures rheumatism and neuralgia, acbes.

old sorea, and pimples on the face. Clear as water. Will not stain. No oil. no grease.

Sold by all druggists. 25c SCc. and (1. FOR THE LADIES. FOR THE HAIR.

The pride of every lady is beautiful hair. The "California Golden Age Hair Reproducer and Tonic" produces and restores hair to its natural color, prevents Its falling out, removes dandruff, makes the hair strong, airing it a curling tendency, causing it to remain in every desired position. A perfect dresser for lady or gentleman; purely herbal; no oil, grease or poison. Sold all druggists, QUICK. WOKK.

If yon wish your blood pare and desire to feel young and cheerful, nse the "California Positive and Negative Electric Sarprarlllian Blood Purifier." PureJy herbal, tut powerful. Endorsed by manv leading physicians. FIR KIDXEY3. Should you be troubled with Tour kidneys, use the California Positive and Negative Electric Kidney and Liver Cure A harmless but powerful remedy. Purely vegetable: unlike all other k'doey remedies.

GENERAL I LI FY. Use the -California Positive and Negative Electric System Builder." It cures fits, heart disease, rush of blood to the head, dyspepsia and all stomach troubles. sag 29 For Sale bv ALLISON A LAMB. SAN BERNARDINO CHOP HOUSE Between Kenniston A Brazleton'a livery sta-and McDonald's furniture store, Third St. Open at All Honrs ot the Day Night D.

DEDACK CO. LA GRIPPEl CAN BE PREVENTED Is the vrrdict of all prorai- A. nent physicians. In order to Crown do this the feet must ho fcrt dry. So, if you have "symptoms," go at once and buy a pair of good, sound, -leather cisco Call has the following to say of shoes such as are sold by The them The Jubilee Singers from Fisk Univer sity, Nashville, made their first appearance in this city last evening at Odd Fellows' Hall, under the patronage of the Young Men's Christian Association.

The audience was more than recompensed by the delightful rendition of many of the moet charming of the melodies sung by the slaves before tbe war days. The members of the company further exhibited their great versatility by singing many of the more modern negro melodies which have' attained great popularity. Every number was greeted with applause, and the programme was almost doubled by the encores which the assemblage insisted upon having. Your Stewart Hotel. ROBERT KILLEFER CO.

Now i the time for Bargain, for we mutt have room for our Spring Goods. Orange Lemon Trees B0STICK BROS. WILS0X, NURSERYMEN, Cotton. California. Send for price list.

State size of trees wanted, number and variety. 25nl B. B. RICH, Opposite Stewart Hotel. Cigars 1.

Tobacco RAILROAD TICKETS BOUGHT AND SOLD. G. T. SWITZER STANDARD HARNESS SHOP 110 and 113 Third street. San Bernardino.

MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN 8 ADDLES AND HARNESS, HORSE CLOTHING, Ac. Repairing, Promptly Attended Tc TERMS CASH. -THE- Model Home Bakery AND -366 STREET mrriT 4llflTlI, 13 SOW the finest XILLj MVjlJlhli Eatine; House and Bakery in the City of San Bernardino. 900 aflSW 500 Erertoing Nsw, Neat, Clean and First-Clan Best table board $5.50 per week SOUTHERN HOTEL, Cor. Focrth a First-class in Every Respect.

mylOtf Tables supplied with the beat the marke J. W. TIBBOT. M. V.

C. KURTZ, ProD. SWEESY. C. H.

CONDEE Notary Public Tibbott, Sweesy Oondee, ABSTRACT CO. J-000 Abstractors and Searchers of Records Abstracts compiled and searches made by competent and experienced men. OFFICE: COURT HOUSE TARD San Bernardino, Cal. FRASER'S IMPROVED HOUSE AND CAJTLE FOOD, A Nntricions Condignment for Horses. Live Stock and Poultry.

THE OBJECT OF THI3 FOOD TO PRE-vent disease, to put i animals iu a healthy condition and to economize food. It is not in any sense a condition powder being entirely free from mineral and deleterious matters. We are satisfied that all who try it will endorse tnis statement. Horses will ao more work and a considerable saving will be effected in their food when fed on our system. Cows fed on it will give one quarter more and richer milk tnan wnen iea on ine oia system.

One 10 pound bag Is sufficient for one horse or cow for three weeks and will prove its efficacy. PRICKS Bags containing 10 pounds or 60 feeds t.00 Bags containing 50 pounds or 300 feeds 4.50 Bags containing 100 pounds or 600 feeds 8.50 For Bale By Gk W. REED. Sole Agent for the County. Also by T.

N. HUNT and HARRISON PACK. Grocers, Ban Bernardino, California. 9 ra 3 55 a on CO 3 9 sr 3 ZD t3 1 on S3 a 3 a S3 CD CL. CD CO CO SHOE: SENSE REDUCTIONS EST OTJR In Order to Reduce Our Immense Stock of LADIES' FINE SHOE 400 3SO 300 We Will Sell for This Week: The ahove Shoes are the BEST and CHEAPEST ever offered in this city, and it will pay everybody to call and examine these goods, at Popular Shoe Store, under Pirs of Laird, Shober Mitchell's $8 OO Shoes SO 7 OO OO OO 4: OO of Reynolds' Eddy's 4 OO 3 OO 66 3 SO 2 SO OTJE EISTTIHE STOCK OF Men's, Boys' and hildrens' Shoes AT THE MANUFACTURER'S PRICES.

Importers of Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets, Boots and Shoes, etc. FOR THE BESTi Best TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, At Lowest Prices, THE RESTAURANT Great American THET GIVE TO EVERT CUSTOMER. T1ITRD STREET, SAN BERNARDINO OFFERS HIS LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Jewelry, Watches, Solid-silver, Plated Optical Goods, Cloeki, AT LOWEST PRICES WATCHKS AHD JEWELBT BCrAIBKD. Orders by mail given prompt and faithful at tention. C.

I. COLE, SAZARAC SALOON. r-4- Ko. S57 Texro Sax 5" Sole Agent for the Celebrated T. F.

CUTTER WHISKY, Which has been carefully distilled from selected grain expressly MEDICINAL AND FAMILY USE. 37 Third mu SX s-k aiw jf Importing Tea Co. TAKES THE LEAD. They have the Largest Stock and Greatest Va rlety, and can suit you to a BOTH IN QtJALITT AND PRICES. Great American Importing Tea Co.

94 Strut, San Bxshaboino, Cal. Forty Stores in Successful Operation SEE THE Handsome Presents -IN THE MARKET E. E. KATZ, Agent, I VI "ITTE are selling good goods at the to reduce our large stock. The Best Black and White Hearses On the coast, with a full line of Caskets, Coffins, Robes, etc.

All telephone and telegraph orders promptlo attended to. 286-a8S, Third street. Open day and night. Telephone 70. J.

F. 8LOCUM. Reliable SEEDS. The famous Hovey Seed store oi BOBion.ana Hovey Nurseries of Cambridge, have been mo red to East Pasadena, California, where the business will be conducted as "The Kay mond flower and Seed Store," Hovey, Manager, East Pasadena, Cal. Send for complete cata logue.

COFFEE LIKE YOUB mOTHER fTlRDE RESTAURANT. The Only Coffee flonse in the City. Court Street, Between and E. Coffee, tea or milk, with bread and butter, doughnuts, cake or pie 10c Hush and milk 10c Milk toast Hot cakes and coffee Boston cream toast, with coffee French toast, German pan-cake French pan-cake Two eggs any style Ham or bacon and eggs Beefsteak Mutton chops Pork cops Lamb chops Veal cutlets Liver and bacon Pork and beans Boston baked beans Sausage Brains and two eggs Sweet breads Kidney, fried or broiled Rib steak Sirloin steak Tenderloin steak Porterhouse steak Half chirken Cold broiled haiu Sandwiches Fresh fish in season Salt mackerel, whole Oyster stew Fresh Eastern oysters Lunches from 12 to 2 o'clock Regular dinner 10c 15c 20c 20c 2ftC 25c 20c i-5c 15c 15c 15c 15c 20c 15c 15c 15c 15c 2.Sc 25C 20C 20c 25c S-X! 4')C 40c 20c ioc 20C 25c 25c 40C 15c 20c I MRS. HAMMKK, Proprietress.

JULIUS HAMMER. Manager. d27 C. F. ROE, DEALER IN Harness, Saddlery, Ete The largest and best assortment of goods in this line to be found in this county.

Buggies and carnages trimmed In good atyi HAND MADE HARNESS Of all kinds a specialty. A full line Whips, Carriage Trimmings, Eta THIRD STREET. SAN BERNARDINO. CAL Brocker Reinhold urroBTxma in suuki ij Furniture, Carpets, Upholstering Goods, 's. Bedding, Mirrors and Window Curtains.

Pictures, Portrait Frames. Chromos, Etc. At Wholesale and Retail. Undertaken' goods constantly on hand. 99 and 103 Third street.

8 aji CAxrroRitiA FROM GALLUP, New Mexico. 317 BTEKT. HUT AND ti STREETS. UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING A Specialty At The Grand Eapids Furniture Co's. lowest possible prices in order lowest San Bernardino Wine Company, Pure and Unadolterated Liquors for Family Use a specialty.

GOODS SOLD BY THE BOTTLE GALLON OR BARREL, AND DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. Wholesale Booms and Cellars 323-325, Third Street. (Opp. Times-Index Office.) F. BUERMAN, Propr.

EINTRACHT SALOON. If Ton Aai Teiebtt ob Hdwort, CALL AND SEE US. FIRST CLASS LIQUORS. WIELAXD BEER ON And all kinds of Lunches to order. Tom and Jerry and All Kinds of Hot Drinkj.

Ham Sandwiches from to 1 3 p. m. J. A. McFarlane, Telephone 66.

8. A. Barrett McFarlane Barrett. MAMMOTH LIYERY and PEED STABLE Street, between Second and Third, San Bernardino, Cal. Hrses Boarded by the Day Week or Month.

Hay and Grain at Wholtsale er Retail. The Arion Concert Hall -COURT STRICT This establishment is now open as a quiet family resort. First-class anr- roundings. Wines, Beers, Liquors. ANHEUSER-BUSCH BEER.

All kinds of Lager. All kinds of Lunch. Free Concert every day. Prompt attention A Real Pleasure Resort H. J.

Weil and P. Schleqel,.