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too more PROTECT OUR BREAD. The machinery of the law has not been put to work speedily against the fraudulent use of ammonia and alum in Baking- Powders. Both health and the pocket of the people are demanding protection. The legislatures of New York, Illinois and Minnesota have taken this matter of adulteration up, and especially that of Baking Powders. It will be in the interest of public health when their sale is made a misdemeanor in every State in the UNION, and the penalties of the law are rigidly enforced.

There is no article of human food more wickedly adulterated than that of Baking- Powder. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is the only pure cream of tartar powder having a general sale that is free from ammonia, alum or taint of any kind of impurity. It makes the sweetest and lightest bread, biscuit and cake that are perfectly digestible whether hot or cold. It costs to manufacture Dr.

Price's than any other baking powaer. it is superior standard for forty years. The Courier Watch. to raid. Bold Serdoe oft' had am'rous glance cast On Colta lovely face, and other charms: He wished to wed to blot his bach'lor past.

And clasp a blooming damsel in his arms. But bashful chap his thoughts repressed his speech. And courage shunned his lips when near the fair. Who sad to tell was proud and bard to reach, And for no special suitor seemed to care. She aimed to reign a virgin queen, like Liz (That English lass who grandly rilled the throne).

And order each surrounding manly phiz To 'tend her court, and wait on her alone. Thus matters stood until an autumn day Saw heart-sick Berdoo stride across the plain. Reaolred to 'front his darling, and to say "Wilt thou be miut, and Danish all lay pain?" Her castle stood upon the river bank. Where flows the dantianne in turbid haste: its walls ran high in serried, turret rank. And floral wealth proclaimed the lady's taste.

Brave Berdoe's journey nearly at it's end. He spied his cnarmer 'neaih the portico. And ran, with deer-like speed, his knee to bend. While hopes were high, and pulse did wildly flow. "Sweet miss" he panting spoke "I need a wife To grace my palace ana to cneer my oea: You want a so leave your spinster life.

And trot with me to church both Cupid-led. "Ton stay alone, and live in constant fear. for many robbers lurk to steal you hence: Come to my stroneer tow'rs and be my dear, I'll close our kingdoms in one, higher fence. "Besides, you may be swept te sea this night By distant Bear lake's earthquake-loosen'd flood: Oh, fly with me, my love, while yet 'tis light. And let me shield you with my bosom's blood! Mow Colta.

blushing, answered thns: "Rise, sir; I did not mean to mar well, quite so soon, But here's my nand my heart's In such a stir, 'Twill not be calm when pass'd the honeymoon. Your love and logic stormed the fort and won No maiden can hold out 'gainst such a foe." They kissed and hugged 'till sank the grinning sun To seek a priest for Colta and Berdoe. Since The Times-Index has come out for the gentlemen, the ladies are getting a greater support and the votes come pouring in. First one is ahead and then another. Only a short time yet remains in which to continue the content.

Those bo have been holding back their votes should cometforward and give their favorite the benefit, so that on Jan. 1 The Courier will be able to present the victor with the handsome prize watch. The following was the yote up to 8 o'clock Friday night Mis Irene Foppett OOO Misa Ella Ames 880 Miss Mary Woaeneraft 840 Miss Cora vertrees Miss Annie Goldberg Mrs. Alice Wixom Miss Florence Gibson Miss Stella Paris Miss Carrie Stempel Miss Agnes Crites Miss Florence Foster. Miss 8.

Beinstein Miss Reta Boren Miss Nettie Foster Miss Nellie Courtney las Irene Wise Miss Dr. Bennett Miss Kffle Ames Miss Ida Seymour Miss May Allen Miss Lizzie Churchill Miss Ella Holcomb Misi Ada ABhdown Miss Daisy Ford 240 lti7 ItiO 100 91 61 21 20 19 17 14 12 12 10 10 8 8 7 6 6 5 Total 3,509 Note. All persons who haye less than ten votes on Tuesday night next will be from the list. The Grand Jury. Tbe grand jury will be drawn morning from the followiLg names Smith C.

Haile, O. M. Skinner, W. H. Randall, T.

P. Morrison, J. C. King. T.

A. Aurig, S. C. Pine, W. E.

W. LifEhtioot, D. A. Scott, W. Button.

8. A. Ames, O. K. Hardy.

Seth Marshall. J. S. Garcia. I.

A. Correll, J. H. stonghton, J. R.

Newberry, J. A. Scott, L. C. Waite, P.

B. Taylor, E. B. Brown, I). J.

Chapman, Wm. Curtis, H. H. Sinclair, V. G.

Hurd, A. J. Twogood, A. D. Haight, Highland Notes.

this The Messina Metropolitan club met Thursday evening at the residence of Mr. S. D. Randall and had a very enjoyable time. delegates to the People's convention at Los Angeles, Messrs.

S. D. Randall and W. A. Ducoe, gave a glowing report of the success of that convention and a vote of thanks was tendered them by tbe club in recognition of their services.

The following persons were elected as -officers for the ensuing term: Wm. Pnn Kogers, president u. Kandaii, vice-president Mahlon Williams, secretary, and Adelbert Sangbond, treasurer. An able paper by T. B.

Wakerman in the October number of The Arena, entitled "Emancipation through National- every other known and the Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is reported by all authorities as free from Ammonia, Alum, or any other adulterant. In fact, the puritj'- of this ideal powder has never been THE tNlON OFCOLTA AND BEKDOE Writteu for The Courier Wm. Stephen. Ia olden time, beneath the southern sky.

There dwelt a burly man and beauteous maid Whose fame was grat; none could his strength deny. And she, the longed-for prize of neighboring ism" was read by a member and discussed by the club. The club meets on the first Thursday evening of each month. Next meeting will be held at ti resilience of Wm. Fenn Rogers on Highland avenue.

New Cases. The following new suits were filed with the county clerk today Fioneer Lumber and Mill company vs. E. Littlefield and the county of San Bernardino. Newton Amorman vs.

John B. Fatter-son, Annie M. Whittier and J. J. Magee says he is getting shaky the time is near.

Work will soon be commenced on the union depot on Third street, between li and F. Ben Hyde, The Courier's popular dramatic editor, is in Los Angeles today on business. Newton Evans, Charles Walters and William Brooks are the boys who saved considerable propertv from the burning school building la6t night. On next Tuesday evening the ladies of the Episcopal church will give an en tertainment at the residence of Mrs. C.

W. Mettler. A good time is guaranteed all wno attend. You do not want to miss attending the grand social hop at the skating rink this evening. Ibese are the most enjoyable socials ot the season.

Ihe tickets are only 50 cents and a good time is guaran teed. No loose cbaractersvallowed in the rsUk hall. 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 re freshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the Spring time or, ia fact, at any time and the better it is known the more pop ular it becomes. st.

John's Choich. All members of St. John's Church, and all interested in the welfare of the church, are requested to call on the treasurer of the parish, Mr. J. A.

Lamb, at his drug store, corner Third and streets, when they will learn something of interest to them and of urgent impor tance. Clarence. JV1. Mylrea, Senior Warden. A.

S. IIawley, 27 w2 Junior Warden. Order milk, butter or cream by tele phone, from the Holstein Dairy. Tele phone No. 25.

Keller's Shirts Made to your order. Call on F. G. Lei- senring, at the New St. Charles hotel, and see samples, batisf action guaranteed.

Miss Witherow, formerly with II. B. Fox, has a line of tiie latest dress pat terns (no two alike) direct from l'ane. which she will display for a few davs at the Bandbox Millinery Store, Fourth St. K.

J. Leeds Has just received a fine line of bed-room eets, carpets, portieres, lace curtains and rugs, which defy competition. Please call and examine our mosaic mattings. Horses for Sale. Just received a carload of horses from the north, which we will sell at bed-rock prices.

Mammoth Corral, street, between Second and Third. Kramer Alexander. Cheap cash prices for hard-wood sets $17, $18 and $20. G. R.

F. Co. Livingston Co. have just received from New York a grand line of ladies' cloth embroidered capes and children's jackets of tlie-latest designs, which ere being offered at extremely low prices. 0) iili urn signed the roll.

THE DAILY COURIER, SAN BERNARDINO, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1891. INCENDIARISM. Tbe Riley School Bone Entirely De stroyed by Fire. Ihe tire lienu is in our midst asain and another school house fire has been added to the list. About 7:30 last evening the cry of "fire" was heard and flames were seen mounting the heavens in the direction of the Kiley school house, on Base Line near street.

A Courier reporter was quickly on the scene and found that neat and handsome little bunding in a mass of flame. It was some time before Ko. 1 hose company got to the scene from what cause we uo not know, as there was noise enough made by yelling and shooting to arouse a dozen tire departments. But when the bovs did arrive some quick and effective work was done Deluge hose company got as near as their hose would let them, but fell short some 250 feet. From those who first saw the fire the reporter learned that the names were first seen issuing from the cupolo, and immediately the flames burst forth enveloping the entire roof.

Nearly all the books and furniture were saved, but the walls is all that was left of the once handsome brick structure. This lire started in the same manner as did the Fourt street fire in the bel fry. the same party or parties are doing this work. Some one in this city has a grudge against schools, and hereafter a close watch should be kept on every school building in the city. THE W.

Friday, Nov. 6, 1891. V. Their New Meeting; Hall Dedicated Thursday Night. The W.

C. T. U. ladies have secured the hall formerly occupied by E. J.

Leeds near Fourth street, on D. The hall has been neatlv furnished and fitted up for ease and comfort. A reading room is open during the day and in the even ings, and everything is so arranged that it is a credit to the members. On Thurs day evening the W. C.

T. L. gave an entertainment and reception which was largely attended by friends and acquaint ances, ihe hall was artistically deco rated for the occasion. 'Ihe welcome address was made by the president of the W. C.

T. Miss This lady has done a great deal for the cause of the W. (J. T. being one of its most zealous woikers.

Mr. N. G. Gill, in his usual humorous style and grace, made a resjonse for the business men and citizens of tLis city. The speech was humorous and witty throughout and was received with much applause.

Kev. lr. Ilerron responded for the pastors of the city. Judgo Boren took the -platform in response for the principles of prohibition. Hemarkswere made bv A.

Fussel and the county presi dent, Mrs. Button. Musical selections were also rendered by the IJoane family. Thanks for the offerings by the people toward the library fund by Mrs. Good- cell.

The society is in a most prosperous condition, having in the treasury about $200. rour men took the pledge and Chrysanthemum Fair. The Chrysanthemum fair opens up on next Thursday evening in the pavilion and no one should refrain from doing what they can to make it a grand success. If you have chrysanthemums donate them to the fair. Besides the grand chrysanthemum display there will be each evening a fine repast spread, different each evening, and also a choice entertainment consisting of music and recitations.

Let none remain away, but go and attend the fair and do all in your power to make it a success. Kiley School Tuplls. All pupils belonging to the Rilev school will report as usual to Mr. Whis- ler at 9 o'clock Monday morning, in the Riley school yard. Accommodations have been provided for Mr.

Whisler's pupils in the Central school on Base Line, eight blocks east of Rilev, and for Miss Mannen pupils in the primary school, corner and Ninth streets. Alex. E. Frye, Supt. of Schools.

RE4L ESTATE TRANSFERS. Reported by the Tlbbot, Sweesr dee Abstract Company. Brown to alone Lot 5, blk 3, Con $3,000 Stewart to II Malone Same as ab've Barton and Co to Co Right ol way lot 80. Barton tract 300 Banta Fe Co to Rogers Blks 20 and 21, Santa re tract I McBeth et al to 9ilvcr and Co- Two-fifths water right in Moiave rivar 210 A Pier to Thorpe et al SW qr ot nw qr sec 20, tp 1 5 1,009 Total considerations ti.SlO Total transfers 6 E. Rittler has removed his sale and trade stable to the old Empire stable, on street between Second and Third.

Give him a call. Still on top! up to $125. A chamber set for $15 G. R. F.

Co. Any person ot moderate means who desires a comfortable home can obtain it of George Silveria, who has a number of well-built cottages, nicely located. which are good value at $1,500. These he is now offering on the installment plan $200 down and $15 per month until the purchase price is paid, with no interest. Diamond Bros, are offering special values in their shoe department.

Read their advertisement. Carpets, mattings, silk lace curtains and window shades, the largest stock in town at Livingston prices the lowest. Hurry up Those sets are selling fast at $17. $18 and $20. G.

R. F. Co. For a nice, juicy steak go to the Mo- jave market, opposite the southern hotel, or the Central market, near Third street. We are showing an elegant line of dress goods in ail the latest novelties, and we cordially invite the ladies to inspect our stock before purchasing.

Diamond Bros. the opera house. CITY CHAT. Attend the concert tonight. The grand jury meets today.

Vote for the most popular lady. Today is the farmer's day in the city. Today is probate day in the superior court. The Katz block is rapidly nearing completion. A.

Hoag of Teinescal was in the city yesterday. E. E. Boggs of Banning was in the city yesterday. Our city is rapidly filling up with strangers.

Wait until The Cocrier gets into its new olhce. A heavy fog hung over the city yesterday morning. Remember the concert at the opera house tonight. J. G.

Gardner and wife of San Jacinto, are in the city. The city delinquent tax list will be very small this year. Attend the Tyrolean concert tonight at Some one has it in for the school houses. Who is it? William Monroe was in the city from Redlands yesterday. Faul Rararity was convicted of beat ing "Rubber Neck." been released on bail.

the The Catholic social on the 19th inst. promises to be a grand success. Tickets can be had at this ottice. "Honey" has one vote in The Times-Index watch contest aa the most popular gentleman in the county. J.

W. Kate from Colton is a gue6t at the Hotel de Seymour. He will remain in the city about ten days. street, between First and Mill streets, is to be sprinkled. This will be a big improvement to that street.

Gus Lander had his left hand badlv injured at the Kiley school tire last night. A stove was thrown at him. Be sure and attend the grand ball to be given by Company on Thanksgiving eve. Tickets are only $1.50. When our new high school building is completed it will be one of the nest buildings of the kind in southern California.

E. Rittler has moved his stable to between Second and Third streets, here he is showing some good stock for sale or trade. Oar people next summer will have every accommodation in getting to our mountain resorts, as stages will be run to all points. Our people may look for a large number of easterners here this winter, driven from the east by tbe extreme cold weather. Little Abbie Davis, the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. R. A. Dayis is quite ill with fever. The Courier hopes for her speedy recovery.

Mr. Geo. J. Amsworth, president of the Redondo Beach company, will do- WATERS Jt HKIXKMEYER'3 OPERA HOUSE. LESIIER, WYATT CON ANT, LESSEES AND MANAGERS.

NOVEMBER 7. 1891, OFFENBACH'S COMIC OPERA, Breaking the Spell With Orchestral Aooompaniment, Fairy Danoing, etc. Piano, Cornet, Baritone, Xvlophone and Clari net suios win De renaerea Dy tne Klek Sisters and Carro and Ruby Biggins, The finest Girl Pianists on the Coast. PROGRAMME. PART I.

Overture by Orchestra. "BREAKING TDE SPELL." PART II. Piano Solo Ruby Riggins Baritone Solo Miss M. Riek Cornet Solo Miss A. Biek Piano Solo Miss Carro Riggins Xylophone Solo Miss A.

Riek "DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND" (the latest musical craze Ben and Ruby Riggins job. OPSIS ENJOYS Bofa tho method and results when Syrup of Figs ia taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acte pently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and curea habitual constipation permanently. For sale in 50c and $1 bottles by all druggists. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAM FRANCISCO, CAL.

LOUISVILLE. Kf. HEW YORK. M.I. The Chrvsanthemum fair onens ud nale larBe nunuDeroi chrysanthemums next Thursday night.

lo lue Chrysanthemum fair, which it r- uh 1U IUIB "'J ou le met. in the city yesterdav. a grand bail will be given this evening wno can Should Maoi. "Hill v.ivsuua 1 Deluge Hose Co. No.

2 should have at Z. TZ3. ln 'CL memhnr rf in Helena Get up a chain gang and let the Who he is after, we dn nr.t know- tramps earn their living. haps Riverside county bill boodlers. Rev.

G. W. White is visiting in Ix8 Geo. Silveri AS rin (A tlA iioct Angeles for a day or two. fitted up barber shops in southern Cali- Cut out The Courier vote and cast it fornia, and employs onlv first-class help.

for the most jopular lady. I His shop is situated on Third street, near All our hotels are doing a big business. ana George is always ready to see you. This speaks well for our city. Ontario has made application to the Form a chain gang and put the tramps sUirviors to become an incorporated to work on the county roads.

"ty, wnicu, successlul, will result in James Burns was given thirty days in ol the county jail by Justice Knox. IV' lu llJO poruun oi tne The l'ioneers hold their regular meet-1 ing at the city hall this afternoon. 1 ft "T.h h. Be sure and attend the Chrysantemutu have never seen a city grow with such air which opens up Thursday night. rapidity and that San'Bernardiuo is one If you want to see handsomely deco- of the most progressive cities on the rated windows, gaze in at Jonas Bros.

I coast. The Associated Charities held an in-! The contest for The Coi rier watch ereating meeting yesterday afternoon. will close on the night of iJec. 31, ll'Jl. Born to the wife of Z.

Vial on Nov. 3, i at 'J dock, instead of the night of Jan. daughter. Motherand child doing well, at 12 o'clock, bo that the winner The Cot RitK watch contest 13 becom- vreaent ing exciting. Only about seven weeks eft inose parties who have been in the ii i naL'11 oi spitting tobacco on the furni- -ui "iy ture displayed in front of Lewis MigeP his residence on the corner of Third and furnitur 8t'ore are beinp tlose watheJ streets.

and if caught will be seyerelv punished. Help all you can towards making the So beware Chrysanthemum fair a grand success in Bernardino Prohibition club eerywaj. I wi1 j)oIj ifl reguar weekly meeting When a tough or drunk sees Officer next Monday evening in the new W. Moesser he makes for the shortest ave- i T. U.

Hall, in the Swing block on nue of escape. street. An entertaining literary pro- Williain Walton, tho colored boy who gramme will be rendered, and the Doan shot Robert Arnold a week ago. has family quartet! will furnish music for occasion. Everybody is invited.

On Dec. 1 The Coirier will move into the large storeroom opposite the present office. The Cocrier will then have one of the finest offices in southern California. The front portion of the building will be divided into a business office and editorial room, each 10x25 feet. The composing room will be 30x38 feet, while the job office will be COxGO feet.

The interior of the office will be nicely fitted tip. The firemen are having a quiet time of it now and it is to be hoied that this state of affairs will exist for an indefinite period, and it will if our people, who are I now putting their heating stoves in posi-j tion for the coming winter, will take the precaution to see that the flues in their chimneys are in good condition and that the rust has not made their stovepipes dangerous. limes-index. The fellow who set the Riley school house on fire must have been reading The Times-In dex and determined to give the firemen a Hot waffles and coffee, fifteen cents at Hammer's restaurant. Third stieet between and F.

A Tolee from the Jadicial Bench. Judge John Chaney of Osceola. Iowa says: "I contracted sciatic and muscular rheumatism in the armv and suffered most excruciating agony for years. Dr. James Roberts of Osceola advised me to take Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup.

have used eleven botcles and find that it keeps me in good health. I cannot rec ommend it too highly. XT' ewni uiscount any other prices in lurmture L'O per cent. G. Ii.

F. Co. FREE Have the Largest and Most Complete Line of CANDY TO ALL With Oar Pure TEAS, COFFEES And SPICES. You will learn Important Facts by visiting; our store. It will pay you to make a Personal Visit.

Have just opened a large assortment of Crockery, Glass and Tinware, which we are selling at Bottom Prices. REMEMBER, Great American Importing Tea Co. 357 I Ban Bernardino. Special Announcement to JL Housekeepers: GREAT BARGAINS THIS WEEK IN Table Lanen rowels Napkins, Bed spreads Blankets And Co in fox pieces Turkey-Red TaMe Damask pieces Unbleaeked Table Linen pieces Bleached Irish Linen Bedspreads (large size) oh Comforters (, Comforters (a, pairs 10-4 Grey Blankets pairs 11-4 Grey Blankets LADIES: QREENE WASTE LL have a word or two to say to you. Why pay $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2 for a corset when we will sell you the same article at 75 cents? Have you ever worn the Jackson Corset Waist, the Common Sense Corset (500 bones), Dr.

Warner's Four-in-Hand, Broadway, P. Fair', Sea Breeze, Gj'ps', Beats All, Dr. Schilling's, Beauty, I. C. Roma, Dr.

Scott's Electric, H. and and Herris Corset Waists? Our price is any of these makes. Our will ask you 75 cents for well-known competitors double our price. Special sale begins Saturday, Nov. 7th, and continues one week, at POSTOFFICE BLOCK.

SOUTHERN HOTEL Cob. Foubth a First-class in Every Respect. Tables Enrolled with th th nuv. C. KURTZ, Prop.

FINE TAILOR-11 1ADE Anticipating an unusually large demand in the above lines, we have loaded our immense store witn AN EXTKA LARGE STOCK OF HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, and as the time is near at hand for the warm Summer to step aside and make room for the Cold Winter, we would advise our many patrons to take advantage of 25 40 10 75 100 150 200 100 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL SALE: .45. .50. .50. .50. .80.

1.25. 2.00. 2.50. Worth Worth Worth Wortli Worth Wortli Wortli Worth 4 ,75 1.00 1.75 3.00 3.50 CLIFFSIDE NURSERY, East Highlands, California. 35,000 ORANGE AND LEMON TREES QROWN in a location free from frosts and ABSOLUTELY FKEE FHOM IX-SECT TESTS.

One-vear-old bu la, true to name, grown on four-year-oM roots. These trees will bear closest inspection and are Uiuit-GaAnic is Evuhy Kkm'jsct. varietr consists of Seedlings, Mediterranean Sweets, Malta Bloods, St. Jiiehaels, ashington Navels, Lisbon Lemons. The Santa Fe Belt Line Railroad has a depot at crossing of Base Line, near tho Nursery.

Address, BEN FLOWER, Messina. San Bernardino, California All State aid County Sciiool Bootes ARE SOLD AT THE LEADING BOOK STOKE AT LOWEST PEICES. L. G. ALLEN'S, 409 Third Street.

Also School District Ileadmiarfoni fnr Dualta rimrli andall General School Supplies. The Old and Reliable Book Store W.BAMNU31 Now offers to the public a better selected stock of BOOKS STATIONERY Than ever before at prices which defy competion. BAENUM GE0W, Stewart Hotel. 480 THIRD ST. Mrs.

M. MEINBERG'S HAIR DRESSING PARLORS Has remoTed to tbe first bouse south ot tbe BUr House, ou Ptrcut. All Kinds of Hair Work on haid aid Made to Order. Hair Shampooing and bleaching a specialty. Combines made up In any style.

Ueutleniens' Hair Watch Chains made to Order. HOIK OVERCOATS Ever offered for sale in this city. If you are in need of a Suit or an Overcoat and every one is about this time call and examine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere. Always ready to show goods. Stewart Hotel Block.

WILBUR CHANDLER, San Bernardino. Cal. CLOTHIERS, HATTERS and FURNISHERS..