The Daily Courier from San Bernardino, California • Page 2

i BAX BKRNARDINO.CALIFORNIA. Ih. Vast. Mr. Nast is the Dickens of the crayon.

"With a touch he gives vacancy ex pression with a line he imparts intelligence to a sketch otherwise meaningless with a curve he gives character to a whole picture; with a stroke he changes the character, the expression, the "tone" and the type of a portrait. Far more quickly than the word painter can delineate ridicule, impart a reve-fctionof the character he is depicting, and make his subject or his victim present himself to the reader at a glance with his mental inconsistencies, incongruities, absurdities and weaknesses risible at a glance. And the moral inconsistencies, if any exist, will be as trikinelv portrayed as the mental weak- Bess or the physical defects. Mr. Nast is as it were a mind and a soul reader as well as a caricaturist, From the ex TvrcRflinn.

the lines and the angles of the face and the revelations of the' eye, whether consciously or unconsciously Mr. Nast appears to read the mind and to nrobe the soul and to re Hal much of both in his pictures, Hence the unprecedented success htt has achieved as a caricaturist This success has not been achieved by mere deftness of hand, The man who can make the portrait of a Blaine or a Butler reveal the hidden angularities of oul in the original is something far above a mere clever caricaturist, we attended his illustrated lecture last night and was astounded at the man'B rapidity of character painting. Yet how easy, how natural, how simple it all Beemed for this master of the brush. We can now understand why Thomas Nast was solonir a political power; a power before which Presidents winced and scoundrels trembled. He is certainly the greatest caricaturist of the age perhaps in prac tical effect of any age.

M'lU Rhea. On Friday and Saturday evenings mext. and at the Saturday matinee, M'lle Rhea, the famous French actresb ap pears at the Opera House in San Ber nardinoinher English impersonations. "Fairy Finders" will be presented Friday evenine. "Pvemalion and Galatea" at the matinee and "Frou Frou" Saturday Vf'lU Klipa ia an ftotress of nrxianiuKln crnniuR nnrl nossesses a man- DAILY COURIER, SAN BERNARDINO, TUESDAY, APRIL 10.

1888. i i i i .1 niiTDA TkO I Da.V Vani Con TtAvrt wtiiiA VbIIav I SEMI "TROPIC SOUTHERN PACIFIC Land and Water Company, 29,000 Acres of The Best Citrus Lands in the State. LYTLE CREEK WATER Piped adjacent each lot and one inch furnished to ten acres, This land lies on the elevated plain directly west of San Bernardino City. The plain is a vast eievatea taoieiana wiw jui enougu genua undulation to break the monotony of the landscape. Owing to the elevation, frost is practically unknown.

Flowers in myriads bloom during the winter, the tenderest tomato sprigs are unscathed by froBt, and the ORANGE BLOSSOMS BLOOM IN BEAUTY im vn runt her off the stage. M'lle Rhea stands amid that bright gal-nrv nt theatrical Ht.nrs that embraces uch names aB Bernhardt, Modjeska and Anderson, M'lle Kiiea is pre-emmenuy the society actress of our stage. The lonmiaira in ullil-ll Kh ft WilS bom aild whose sprightliness shaped her speech of souietv. The vivacity optinn Mm rViftrin of expression, the cordial grace of manner, which are the heritage of her radiant countrywomen, fit her peculiarly for those bright and 1-1! ml. nil ll 1 11 wif BParHllIlg uiayo, juitu, jj iuv.i pathos, delicacy and refined humor, appeal to the intelligence of a cultured audience.

M'lle Rhea's great reputation has been gained solely by her ability as an actress. She has resorted to none ol the rlnvicpH which have been used to bring the names of many other inni(rn Ai'trnNH nrominentlv before the American public. Her claim for favor a imuiirl nri hnr niprits alone, and the f.i ua. Inn lippn accorded her TV. i proves that her merils are recognized and appreciated.

M'lle Rhea is in many respects a credit to the stage, she is a true woman, and against her name the lightest breath of scandal has never been ottered, ller first appearance will be in her new comedy drama from the French, entitled "Fairy Fingers." M'lle Rhea has produced this play in Europe and all the principal cities of America with the greatest success. Hudden Death. The wife of Mr. Edwin Ashdown, of this city, died suddenly Sunday morning at 6 o.clock, of heart disease. She had been up and about tho house all of the day and had not complained ol feeling ill, but an attack at the above hour removed her spirit from earth.

Mrs. Ash-down was in every renxct an estimable lady and had hosts of friends, who. will mourn her suddon death. To Mr. Ash-down we extend our heartfelt sympathies in this hour of bereavement.

Cm-Intend. A large number of San Bernardino people have procured tickets for the excursion and most of them intend purchasing. Clum O'Connor, tho rustling teal estuto audits have the management of tho excursion, which bespeaks lor it success. Itlrthday I'lirty. On yesterday afternoon at the resi denco of Mr.

and Mrs. llogan, uuito i number of little folks were assembled, myth birthdav of little Eva llogan. The little folks had a merry time. Unquestionably the cheapest procrty ever offered in Redlands is tho ton one- Mil r.n ('nirin wtfOOt. OXllctlV ill the center of town.

These large lots will be sold cheap. Social inducements to onn tun tinrliim who will build, bee the Vnion bank, or Douglass, Mner di Redlaiitls. upivu VI 00 II. ward. 100 I will nav fifty dollars for tho arrest and conviction of any iierson destroying any lin.o, piaster or cement barrel bearing my mark and fifty dollars for tho arrest and conviction of any one who destroys, obliterates, marks oyer or otherwise defaces said mark.

All per-sons are hereby warned against the pui. chase of, (or bavin in with--ait my consent) any barrel bo tnarked. ltl L. L. KAIA.

Throughout the winter. The view is one of the noblest and most picturesque in nature. Each twenty acre lot has a fine road at each end. This plain grows as fine oranges as the world has ever seen, and the finest quality of citrus fruit generally, as buyers can see for themselves. There is no better Raisin Grrape Land in California.

In fact all sub-tropical productions flourish to perfection. $100 TO $500 PER ACRE. The cheapest first-class orange lands in Southern -A new town on this tract is being rapidly built -A $20,000 Hotel is one of the attractive features. company at San Bernardino. I I CT to connect it with San Bernardino and Colton.

I Jl L-IINC Land selling rapidly. $100,000 sold in one day. Now is the time to invest. )CFor information call at Rialto, or address the M. V.

SWEESY. J. W. TIBBOT. Secretary.

President, Holacust! Ten acres only five blocks from the court house, fronting -1 i. -i. ona motor sireei car ane, ai 8750.00 PER ACRE. Sub-divide it and you will bo sure to make big money. (MM O'CONNOR, Agents.

225 Third Street, San Bernardino Railroad Company. (PACIFIC SYSTEK.) SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 18S8. mini leave and are due to arrive COLTON as lollowi. Leave. 6:35 DDI 1 11 :18 pm 8:15 a ui 11:10 Din i 11:10 Dm i 6:15 a 6:25 6:15 am 2:00 pm 8:15 am 6:30 pm 8:15 am 6:30 Dm 6:15 a 2:00 pm 6:15 am 8:15 a 2:00 pm 6:15 am 8:15 am 2:00 pm 6:30 pm 6:15 am Arrive.

"Baiinlug, 1 8:15 a iu do I 6:25 pm c.t. iiirkin 6:30 am Demlug aud East 6:25 El Paso and East 6:25 Ionin.tn 12:10 1 do 6:30 pm do 11:00 pm Long Beach San Pedro 6:89 pm do do 12:10 pm nnAan and Fast 12:10 IB Hr rin 12:10 Dm Ban Francisco, do do c.nta inn AnnhAlm 6:30 do do 12:10 pm Santa Monica do 6:30 pm do 10:30 a ni Ts Anirplna 10:30 a 12:10 Dm do 6:80 pm do 11:00 pm Portland. Or. 12:10 Whittier, 12:10 11 nan Carpentaria Santa Barbara vntir mad makes close connection at Colton with above trains. Passengers going to Santa Monica, San Pedro or Santa Ana must change cars at Los Angeles.

E. E.HEWITT, T. H. GOODMAN, (ten. Passeueer and Ticket Agent Los Angeies.

C. F. 8MURR, G. P. and Frt.

Agt. A. N. TOWNE. General Manager.

H. M. MILLAR, Agent. San Bernardino. CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN AND CALIFORNIA CENTRAL Pusengw Train SoKedule, in Effect Feb.29,1888 ARRIVALS.

Tttmnah tmin arrive at San Bernardino from Los Angeles 12:45 a.m., 11:30 a.m. Accommodation trains arrive from Los Angeles 10:19 a. 7:00 P. m. nn Mlxea train irora narsiow rrnc o.w y.

"Overland train west bound arrives 2:10 a. m. Trains arrive from 8an Diego 2:00 a. 2:00 P-Tratns arrive from Blverside 7:25 a. 12:40 p.

6:00 p. m. Trains arne iruruoau ju Ricou accommodation arrlvcB 7:25 a. m. DEPARTURES.

I Through trains leave San Bernardino for Los Angeles 4:15 a.m., 2:30 p.m. Accommodation trains leave for Los Angeles 7:30 a. 2:45 p. m. Mlxea train lor nantiow learm i iu.

Overland Kant bound leaves 2:45 a. m. Trains leave for San Diego 11:58 a. 8:00 Tralnslcave for Riverside 7:00 a. 11:35 a.

4:00 p. m. Train leaves for San Juan 7:00 a. m. I Ricon accommodation leaves 7:10 p.

m. VALLEY RAILROAD Time Schedule. rr.nlit Inofd flan Rnrnardfnn frtP T.Uffnilift Redlands and Meutoue at 11:30 a.m., 4:00 p.m. I .1 x.i: I Hud -lO U.U1. fc Mixed train leaves lor mgouia, ueaiauas aim Q.AA a Til Trains arrive from Lugonla.

Redlands and inim anill'SAn m. Mlxea train arrives irom L.uguum, ntumuun ano Meutoue p.m. finrnpr. BANKS. First National Bank Corner Third and Streets, BAN BERNARDINO.

CALIFORNIA, Paid up Capital, BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Joseph Browu. J. B. Ooodlett H.

Smith, John M. James OFFICERS i i Bubicribed capital acte JOHH YT. 1T1LSON, $100,000 H.Brinkmeyer, W.J. Durtis, X. Hall.

W. N. Crandall I Svtirn. nrpsirlent: M. B.

GARNER. Vic presideut; W.N. crandall, Second Vlce-Pres- ident; Joseph brown, tasnier. Farmers' Exchange Bank, -OF- SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA. Paid up capital, 0,000.

Surplus, 170,000. Only incorporated Bauk in San Bernardino. DIRECTORS: Richard Gird, John Andreon, H. L. Drew M.

BYBNB, J. W.WATKRS,SB.,E. L. StHIEFFBLIN, Ohkistian Kuktz Deposits received subject to check. Loans made on rtal aud personal security.

Highest price paid ior gold and silver bullion, and countv warrants. Taxes paid for non-resldeuta. Collections mnde all accessible points aud proceeds remitted be day of collection, and a general legitimate ba. king business transacted. 8.

g.ZOMBUU, Cashier. L. DREW rresiaem UNION BANK OP REDLANDS, Redlands, California. Capital $50,000. Curtis Wells, President; 8.

J. Hayes, Vice- rresiueui; n. n. uiiiv, DIRECTORS. 8.

J. Haves, Lewis Jacobs, E. O. Judsoil, Hon. 11.

M. Barton, Wm. Cratg, Curtis Wells, R. Lane, J. E.

Drake, R. J. Waters. Lous Made, Deposits Received, Foreign and UOmeBilO lixouanKt oouKnt auu ouiu and 1 OenoralBanking Busi-neai Trantaoted, VL'a mnUMt annnntita nf tnrtl vliliinls. Arms and fturnfnl.

tirntimt. nnd efficient utteutlou to all business Intrusted to our caro. -BANK OF- 8 AN BERNARDINO, 8AN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA LEWIS JACOBS, Manager. Oldest Bank In the county, and the largest paid up capital of any Bank In the county. ent price raid for Rold dimt, silver barn, comity lurip iuu tutvu ouiii'i imiiun, cAiTiinuv hntiuht and laid.

Monov loaned on Rood secu rity. Deposits taken. Collections promptly attended to In all parts of the United States and Europe. Drafts drawn on Latard Freres, Ban Los Angeles Consolidated National Bank of eau Diego; Xountie Bros, of New York; Latard Bros. 4 Co.

of Loudon; Latard Freres ti Co. of Paris; William Rosenheim a Co. of Berlin; Oe ITHUII KUUWtVI Paid up capital SURPLUS, 12,000. DIRECTORS: Geo. H.

Crafts, A. L. Park, Vi-anlr nrb llfiO. A. UOOK.

U. L. Drew, J. S. Edwards, Mnrmann.

A general commercial banking Dullness trans- uasnier. F. P. Morrison, President 'KfkTTP'R Donnnits will ha re ceived and a general banking business transacted. John w.

wilson, FOR SALE. Cashier. One of the oldest and one ol the best business' es in Ban uernaraino uuy MATTHEW BYRNE Offers his entire stock of goods and business f.iv auln TKn ati.ro la Irwiatnri in tho UUUUVtUVU IV. OH.V. uv best part, the Tery heart of the main street of Ban Bernaraiuo.

LEADING GROCERY STORE AND A GENERAL STORE. 1UIS IB IUC icauiUB ftlWVl RHIV Ml VUV wuu tr, aud has been (or nearly twenty years. An eXaUllUHllUU UI uic hiajuk, tun yrciuiBCB bum tus books will beai out all assertion a made In this advertisement. Mr. Byrne will agree to star 1 .1 11 1 1 iA niiNiK.ia.

irata full IU IUU BlUIS IMIllI M.W KVW "i knowledge of the details of the business. Those desirous ol investigating, welcome, wouiu preiermaiiurenainK purunmera ioouiu cuuie and InvAatlaatA rtorflnnnllv Itnil plmplv. er The store luilalng will be rented to purchas A mutipllcity ol otner important misiness compels the proprietor to retire from the gro cery OUS1UCBS. Cur luriucr unftiuuiara npyij to MATTHEW BYRNE, OCtlO roira ean cerunruiuo, vi RTISS LUMBER MILL CO WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS IN Oregon Pine fcRedwood lumber, Shingles, Shakes, Fencing, Lathi, Eto. POORS AND WINDOWS OK HAND AND TO ORDER.

First Street. From to I. L. S. TIOHENOR.

Agent. HERE I AM -WITH- Americas Favorite, ANHEUSER-BUSCH, 8t. Louis Lager Deer. That the Anheuser-Biuch the BEST BEER IN THE WORLD THE ANHEUSER-BUSCH HENRY J. WEIL.

VALE'S BAZAAR. JOSEPH CRAIG, -HEADQUARTERS SHELF HARDWARE Tools, Crockery, Tinware NOVELTIES AND 1 General 1I0USEFURNISHING Goods C. F. ROE, -DEALER IN- Harness, Saddlery, Etc The largest and best assortmant of goods In thlf line to be found in this countv. Buggies and carriages trimmed In good styu HAND MADE HARNESS Of all kinds a specialty.

A fall line of Whips, Carriage Trimmings, Etc. THIRD 8TREET. BAN BERNARDINO CAL SEDALIA HOTEL. New House! Finely Furnished! Board and lodging first-class. Best meals In town.

Rates moderate. MRS. L. MOORE MRS MOORE, PROPRIETORS A. P.

MOUSE'S PIONEER PAINT ST0REJ 147 and lit Thirl Btmt, San Bernardino. THE LEADING PAINT AND xWall Paper Of the County. We carry a large variety of everything In our Hue, and guarantee everything we sell. Paints 0 all detcriptions, Staint and VarnUlut, Bnwhes, Window and Looking Glass, Picture and Room Moulding, Picture Frames Made to order, Artists' Materials and Window Shades. Remember the Place: 47 and 149 Third St.

8AN BERNARDINO -GO TO- Barnnm'S R- GOODS Of Every Description. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, BLANK AND SCHOOL BOOKS, BIBLES IN EVERY STYLE, HIOTO-GRAPH, AUTOGRAPH AND SCRAP ALBUM Stationery in Endless Styles TOYS AND NOTIONS All of this season's importa tion, and will be sold at New York Prices. Remember tho place (or Bargains, is at A. BARNUM'S, Street, Opposite Poet Office. ASSAY OFFICE, Dealer la and Repairer of FIREARMS OF ALL KINDS, Fixed and loose ammunition of every de- I I i V.

I I Cm itautlr on band. No. 152 Third Street, San Bernardino. No. 108 Street, San Bernardino.

Next the Postoffice. MeGlbbon's Pharmacy THE OLDEST IN THE COUNTY. 0 A FULL LINE 0F- Drugs, Chemicals, Sponges, Tatent Med icines, Turkish Towels, rerfumes, Cosmetics, Wines and Liquors, Cigars, Confectionery Books and Stationery, and Garden Seeds. 18S Third Street Prescriptions accurately filled only by competent hands at all hours of the day and n'zht. FOR SALE I BUSINESS PROPERTY 1 A.

N. LANCASTER, i On Third street and adjoining, in lota from 50, 100, 150, 300 and 4W leet irom. Prices horn Si 25 to S200 Per Foot i 1 The best investment to be found in I san uernarumo or any oiner city in Southern California. For full particulars call upon or ad dress i D. and Court San Bernardino, ino.

FOR SALE! 9000 Acres of Pine Lands In nno hmlv in tnwnshin two nnrth. range lvo west, ana one norm, two west, fourteen miles from San Bernardino. A good opening for a lumber company. ALSO 2000 ACRES Pasture, Farming and Timber Lands in Bear Terms Reasonable. A No.

ALFALFA! FARM of 70 acres, two miles from San Ber nardino. Address A. N. LANCASTER, BAN BERNAniMKO, CALIFORNIA. EINTRACHT SALOON.

AUGUST WEINMANN, Proprietor. No. 00 0 Street, San Bernardino. Wines. Mntlnrs anil Finest brandi of Wlnee, Liquor and Clgari The Philadelphia Beer on dtauitit Cold lunchei to order.".