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Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report. 1 Ni ABSOULrTElX PURE GIRLS OF MUSCLE.

I Flying Trspeie, Horizontal Bar and High Jimp Without Terror for Them. Vivien, it is supposed, was an authority In olden timea on the subject of waving hands and woven paces. But the Berkeley Ladies' Athletic club could fjivo her lessons on the new styles of doing the thing. At their third annual open day the ladies astonished their friends with their exhibition of muscular prowess. Only one man was there, and he had to pay for it by teaching the pupils a new drilL But the gymnasium was crowded with ladies when, at 3 o'clock, a few chords were struck on the piano, the doors were flung open and in filed the feminine athletes.

First came the teachers, Miss Elliott and Miss Potter, the former wearing a bright red gymnasium suit and the latter one of olive, braided with black. Each teacher carried a great bunch of roses. They were followed by the pnpils, who also wore gymnabium suits. These suits consisted of a dark blue blouse, braided, military fashion, with gold braid. Very full Turkish trousers, reaching just below the knee, were of the same material and color as the blouse.

Black hose and low, black rubber Boled shoes completed the costume. These garments permitted perfect freedom of motion, and the girls were so delighted with their emancipation from the ordinary restrictions of manifold skirts and tight waists that they could hardly cross the floor without sundry hops, skips and jumps. If they had been boys they would have turned handsprings all aronnd the room. It was in the apparatus work that the greatest strength and skill were shown. It was quite a lesson in metamorphosis to recognize a swell girl whom you had seen on the avenue an hour before now hanging head downward from the horizontal bar; or to see the daughter of a leading diviiio taking a little excursion up and down the room on the "traveling rings;" or to see another doing the "giant's walk;" or another inoek tongued maiden transformed into the woman with the iron jaw.

Two young ladies whirled around and around the horizontal bar with a rapidity that would make you dizzy, while three others were performing on trapeze rings in a way to substantiate the Darwinian theory. The high jumping was excellent. Half a dozen girls from ten to eighteen or nineteen years old repeatedly cleared the rope when it was four feet from the cushions. One little thing, who always drew applauso by her success, was said by the teacher to hare a really perfect method of running and jumping. She hs a peculiar cross stop in starting.

"I don't wonder tluit hordes get balky sometimes," said one breathless girl as she sat down to rest. "Sometimes when I get right up to the rope it looks so high that I just give right up and flunk." Mme. Beserer, with three of her pupils, gave a brief exhibition of a fencing lesson. A fencing bout between Mme. Beeerer and her wee six-year-old daughter brought down the house.

The little maid, in her long white silk dress, with its green velvet jacket, was a picture to disarm any opponent with a glance, and when she stamped her tiny bronze slippered feet she brought forth a round of applause. Last in order were the fancy steps. Here were woven paces sure enough. The gills formed in two platoons, each of four rows with four in each row, and, thus divided, they did some very remarkable stops. Each successive descent of the hall there was added ar extra hop or kick or pirouette tirrl! there was scarcely a motion left unturned.

The rocking step was the crowning feature. In it the girl.t formed in two long lines, and camo down the hall with a peculiar backward and forward motion which was exactly like that of a progressive rocking hcrse. There were seventy-two pupils from the various classes who took part in the exhibition, and while the youngest were under seven years of age there were not a few who were pray haired and matronly. The figures were well developed, and they were a straight limbed, straight backed lot of girls. New York Sun.

Ue Anti-Vermin Moth powder, the lest remedy for killing lice on chickens ancf unparalleled as a moth destroyer. Fur sale at lamb's drug store, corner of Third and street. The Bear Valley stage leaves San Bernardino on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Croplev Hooustbaat, Proprietors. If vou want a per foot fit in clothing or a hat or cap that become you, let O.

A. lavis, the clothier, lit you "out, at 450 and 452 Third street. Buy watches, $1 per week, at Misses L. and F. Levy, Fashionable Dress Makers 38 Fourth Cor.

C. LATEST STYLES, ANO ALL WORK GUARANTEED AT REASONABLE PH1CES. Cutting and Fitting a Specialty. RESTAURANTS. MAISON DORE RESTWUR7TNT.

OPEX DAY AND NIGHT. COYACICH 4 DEDACH, Proprietors. 488-490 Third opr. the Stewart. FIKST-CLAPS MEALS.

ALL KIXDS OF DELICACIES. ALL KINDS OF FISH. Fresh California aad Eastern Oysters ratTATS BOXBS FAMILY DINING HAILS. THE BEST SQUARE MEAL IN THE CITY For 25 cents can be had at the California Restaurant, Court street, opposite "Courier" office. CHAS.

KLEIN, Prop'r. IjNilECTIOH Lac yvr rear ehiow ftetsob fr th i Cm GOITOWBHOLA in TTt tm an rm A arret eras fwjLrt cxaaHxA wojtss. The tTnattained. "Here are mjr pictures," said the child. Ills artist soul for praise athirst; Then added, while he brightly smiled, "But then, these are my worst.

"Show us the others, sweet. coaxed one; "Your very best must be displayed; "I cannot now, with cheerful tone, they are not made. Oh, the fair phantoms that arise Before us ever still before In beauty to our longing eyes. Though hauds their deeds deplore! The marble hides a form more fair; The brush withholds a tint more true; Pale, perfect poems everywhere Flit on while we pursue. Ho longer children, we would fain Be judged, not by our ill done part, But by dear visions of the brain That still elude our art.

Celeste M. A. Winslow. Sickness Anion Children. Especially infanta, is prevalent more or less at all times, but is largely avoided by glvinc roper nourishment and wholesome iool.

he most successful and reliable of sll is the Hail Borlen '-Karle" Brand Condensed Milk. Your grocer and druggist keep It. A New Enterprise. Mr. Gates has just received three car- i loads of sewer pipe and drain tile of all i sizes.

Chimney tops and pipe for frame houses. lie has established a sewer pipe vard adjoining his building, aud will pleased to supply you with sewer and water pipe and chimney pipe at greatly reduced rates. The gas company desires to suggest to property owners on street, between Fourth mi Ninth, the advisability of having gas connections made with the premises before the paving on said street is laid. The cost for such connection, where parties are not using gas (to users of gas no charge is made for service) will at present be nominal, whereas, after paving is done, it will be comparatively quite expensive. Go to H.

Wolfshon's for home-made ice-cream, at five and ten cents pt-r dish, and ice-cream soda, five cents per glass. Necklaces, brooches, rings, at WANTED. TOMAX FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK in small family, bill I street. AS A COOK. OR TO DO HOUSK-wiirk, by a woman.

Inquire at Occidental, Room 3. 7v 1 SITUATION AS SALESMAN IN A GENERAL uierrhadise store bv a competent man ho sieaks German this oilice, and Spanish. Address 17wl I JOOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY. laily. Address, statins term and lo 1 t.

For a laily. cal ion, P. O. Box "-ti7. CiIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN quire at -UVi Seventh street, between and streets.

IRL TO TAKE CARE OF CHILDREN all at tbe northwest corner of Fniii I directs. IRI I fat FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK I A mily of three. 50) Fourth street. VOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK. Small fn 715 street.

GIRL For general housework. Inquire at 513 Fifth street, between and F. FOR RENT. JOOMS (FURNISHED) IN NEW ANCKER IX building on Third street, one door west of the Motor depot. C'OTTAGE OF FIVE ROOMS ON FIFTH ST.

Inquire at 3o4 Fifth street. HOUSE FOR THE SUMMER months. 31G Fourth street. VTEAT FIVE-ROOM this office. COTTAGE Inquire at FOR SALE.

I -VTEW ALFALFA Dairy. HAY AT THE HCLSTEIN HOMESTEAD ISO ACRES in Los Angeles Countv. LEVEL LAND Will sell relin- qiiishment for 100. It3 J. Clakk.

Box 692, San Bernardino. CHEAP A LARGE BEER CHEST AT VR-penter shop next to Times-Index offlee, Court street. SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN. I otter for sale my 25-acre farm near Mound City, on the Colton and Kedlands avenue, known as the Goldkofer Farm. t)u the place is a one and a half story house, a line eight-inch pipe artesian well, and two large reservoir of gallons capacity each, pipes connecting the reservoirs.

All enclosed with a rood fence This place is ottered for sale onlv for the reason that, from my paralytic condition, I am unable to work or to attend to the fanninir of the land. Also an undivided half interest in lot front-init on street 31x feet between Second and 'ihird streets. San Bernardino. For terms applv to WILLIAM GOLDKOFER. i Corner of Fourth and streets Or to E.

A. NlSitJCT. in Citv llnll H.i I Bernardino. At Redlands. apply to J.

P. Fisk, Jr. San Bernardino, June 1, 1W. MOUNTAIN HOME FOR SALE CHE VP Consisting of luO acres of land and a lions-barn, chicken coop, and other improvements Or will exchange for city property. Inquire at this olbce.

T-OR SALE Thorouphbred Jersev bnlls. Ad-X dress Glen Helen farm, box sn 1 nardino. -I70R SALE- Two hundred and forty acres first-class or nee land at a 1.. lirapeland Irrieation district, six miles from sau Bernardino. Inunire of J.

1 trees, small bouse and pood barn, and all utensils. To be sold at a bsresin per acre. Threeand a half miles north of Kiulto in nipeland Irripation liwtrict. R. H.

GILLESPIE. Inquire at this office or at premises. TO EXCHANGE. Ehorie5 sssms A LOST. rOLD PEN POINT AND TIP FROM A PEARL I VT penholder.

Finder will please return to this otfiee. LEGALS. Notice to Contractors. By order of the Board of Directors of the Grape-land Irrigation District. Notice is hereby civen that sealed proposals will be reveived for furnishing materials and i constructing a canal nine thousand X) feet more or less, according to the plans and sneciri- cations on tile in the office of said Board and also at the office of F.

C. Finltle. chief en-nrieer of said District, at the City of San Bernardino Said Bids or proposals will be onened at a meet- mg of the said Board to be befd on Satnrdav the 16th day of July. A. L.

at its office in ssld l'istrict. at 10 o'clock a. m. of that dav Ferment for slid contract ill be made in the bonds of the said District at their par value Each bidder must accorapanr his Ud with a 1 certified check in the sum of ou some re- i oana as a guarantee that if lii.s bid i acccptetl he will enter into a contract ith ssid District, with satisfactorv bond for ts formance of the contract. The Board reserves the rlht to re-ect anv or all bids.

All communications shonld be addressed to E. T. Myers. Secretary of said Boerd, at Grape-land. San Bernardino Couctr, California E.

T. MYERS, Secretary. Notice of Sale. otlee Is hereby ri old all mi rirht. till ren tbat I have this dar and interest in the on'.

tire stock of general merooiindi-e neretojore and now beins; conducted and carried on in the Town of MeaMua, Count of of C. li. Scholl together with all the appnr-tenance used in carrvine on said busing; Orlando Seholl, of MessiU State foresaid, who will pay .11 Indebtedness and collect all accounts due and owing to said firm, and who will hereafter ecmd on said basiners. c. D.

8CHOI I Messina. June, 2, 1S93. ml I fJoOI) FRUIT LAND The southeast quarter ot section 2S, township 1 north, ranee west lu) acres of eood fruit land: fii; acres of Ifalfa. 3li0 fruit and small nnt trea 1 I i I i I i I i THE DAILY COURIER, SAN BERNARDINO, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1892. Continued from First Page.

i Michigan, 28 for Cleveland. Missouri, 34 for Cleveland. Mississippi, 3 for Hill, 14 for Gorman, 3 for Boies, 8 for Cleveland. Montana, 6 for Boies. Nebraska, 13 for Cleveland.

North Carolina, I6J3 for Steyeneon of I Illinois, 1 for Morrison of Illinois 3K for Cleveland, 1 for Boies. Ohio 14 for Cleveland, 16 for Boies, 5 for Carlisle, 6 for Hill, 5 for Gorman. Oregon, 8 for Cleveland. Pennsylvania. 04 for Cleveland.

South Carolina, 14 for Boies, 3 for Hill. Minnesota, IS for Cleveland. Rhode Island, 8 for Cleveland. South Dakota, 7 for Cleveland, 1 for Boiee. Texas, 1 for Hill, 6 for Boies, 23 for Cleveland.

Tennessee, 24 for Cleveland. Vermont, 8 for Cleveland. Virginia, 12 for Cleveland, 11 for Hill, 1 for Gorman. 8 for Cleveland. West Virginia, 7 for Cleveland, 1 for Tattison.

Cleveland nominated. Tents and camping supplies at Foy's harness shop. MISCELLANEOUS'. WHY IS THE L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE CENf8MEN THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY? It Is a seamless shoe, with no tacks or war thread to hurt the feet; made of the best tine ealf, stylish and easy, and becaitue tve make more 9hoe of this yrcidc thitn any tttlter manvfacturer, iteiiuals hand-sewed frhoes costing from S4.UU to S.00.

CK til) lieiiuiir llaiul-Mewed, the finest ealf shoe ever offered for S5.IIU; equals lr'reuch Imported sbnea which cost from j.lto SUJJO. 2 OO lland-Mewed Welt (Shoe, fine ealf. styllxu, comfortable and durable. The bet shoe eirr offered at this price same grade as ous tom-TURln shoes costing from to CO SO Police tlioei Farmers. Railroad Ken 7vo and LetterCarriers all wear them: nnecalf, liiamlw, smooth inside, heavy three soles, exuo-stoo edco.

One pair will wear avear. (jn SO flue calf; no better shoo ewrofTered at )his price; one trial will ooQvtoce Ihrwin who want a shoe for comfort and service. 70 5i5 and i.OO Workinctnun's shoes HtHm are very strong and durable. Those who bave eiven them a trial will wear no other make. E3 nve' nnd school shoes ar OUJ3 worn by the boys everywhere; Utejrsell on their merits, ns the increasing sales show.

llnud-sewcd shoe, best ImC3vI ICS Dongola, very stylish; equalsFrenon imported shoes costing from fl.lcf to l.ndies .50. 8J.UU nud SI. 75 shoe for Sllssesare the best fine lxmgola. Stylish and durable. C-nntion.

See that W. L. loufrlas'. name and price are stamped on the bottom of each shoe. UTTARK SO fiCBSTITrTIUJ Tnsiston local advertised dealers mipplyloK yon, DOlULilS, Brockton, SlaAaTBolaP' For sale in Fan Bernardino by J.

jB. frith, "'The Fnmons," S17 Third street. J. F. Stkri.ino, Tresident.

G. W. Tvlf.r, Vice-Pres. Bnd Gen. Man'ga G.

W. Tvlkk, Secretary. HENTONE SANDSTONE COMFY Quarries at Mill Creek, San Bernardino Co. P. O.

box 811, San Bernardino, Calil. SAN FRANCISCO BRANCH: W. E. Thornton 311 Montjromery, room 1 G. T.

SWITZER, Stondard HARNESS SHOP. 110 and 112 Third street, San Bernardino. Manufacturer of nnd Dealer in Saddles, Har- ness. Whirs, Horse Clothintr, etc. Repairing promptly attended to.

Terms CASH. ALEX. H. DAVIDSON, Practical HORSE SHOER. East of Kenniston Brazelton's Stables, 130 Third street, between and San Bernardino.

LUMBER. t-RUSS .4. Lumber and Mill DEALERS IN OREGON PINE and REDWOOD DOORS AND WINDOWS. Yard on First Street, U. SNOW, from II to I.

AGENT, IAS. CLARK HUMPHREYS Wholesale and Rt Lumber Dealers. REDONDO BEACH LOS ANGELES. Head office Los Anjreles 12T.i W. Second St WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS.

Etc. THE MAG MO LI A. We keep on hand the best of IMPORTED Viines, Liquors Cigars, W. R. Gaines' 0.

P. Imported Whisky. A SPECIALTY. One Door West of the Motor Depot. geo.

Horunix, tkopr. RED LIGHT SALOON. A SICE QUIET TLACE TO GO. We keep the Very Choicest Brands of Best Wines and Liquors, FOREIGN ASD DOMESTIC CIGARS. Located on Third johs'migieki, near F.

Proprietor. SOUTHERN BAR. We keep consiaatly on hand Finest Wines, Liprs and Cigars, oim foreign and Domeatle. BAKBT 9BOVEI, Propr. -'Vi WALL PAPER, PAINTS, FIRE -Now is the WATER BUY I WALL I PAPER.

Mr stock of paper being damaged by close It out at a reduction of 50 E. MORSE, A. WINERIES AND BROOKSIDE VINEYARD Also Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors. We manufacture Pure, Sweet and Dry Wines especially for family trade. Delivered In any part of the city in quantities to suit.

Opposite the Motor depot. E- VACHE S70 Third Street. I. R. BRUNN, Ioreifjix nutl Domestic WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS.

Agent for the Schlitz' Milwaukee Beer. fjT'Goods delivered to all parts of the City. BUFFALO BREWING GO. Third Street, between and near Motor Depot, Orders by mail or delivery promptly filled. WM.

THODE, Bernardino, Cal. San Bernardino Wine Company, SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED PABST BEER. PURE AND UNADULTERATED LIQUORS For Fomlly Use Spooialtr. Goods Sold by the Bottle. Gallon or Barrel, And delivered to all WHOLESALE ROOMS AND JOHN WIELAND.

PICTURES, FRAMES. 1 SMOICB 1 Time to- the recent fire in my store, I shall per cent from former prices. Court Street. BREWERIES. GROWERS OF WINES AND BRANDIES.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IX parts of the city. CELLAR 323-325 THIRD. FREDERICKSBURG, United States and Chicago Extra Pale Pilsener, Standard, Erlanger Culmbacher Lager Beers, PORTUR, oiitl 15 15 11. PAUL KLDSS General Agent, corner and Third Streets, San Bernardino, Cal- WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD. What The Courier Daily or Weekly Courier THE STANDARD ATLAS OF THE WORLD.

Offers Its Readers. $10.03 12.00 6.00 Book can San Bernardino. California, This book should be found in every household. It is specially adapted for Comrrfercial and Library Reference; Astronomical, Geographical, Political, Financial. Educational, Agricultural and Descriptive.

The Atlas opens with a grand description of what the World's Fair is to be, giving finely-engraved pictures of all the exposition buildings. The book is handsomely bound and would grace anv library. The Courier is the Leading Daily of the County, The following are the rates: Daily Courier and Atlas, by mail -Daily Courier and Atlas, by carrier Weekly Courier and Atlas, by mail Be sure and take advantage of this offer, be seen at this office. The COURIER, WINES. LIQUORS, CIGARS, ETC.

THE PEERLESS Bowling Alley and Saloon Third Street. San Bernardino, Cal. BERNARD WItLUMSOS, GAMBRINUS HALL. The Celebrated Wieland Beer on Draught Winea and Liquors, Imported and Domestic Cigars. street, south of Third, near Stewart hotel.

KARL KOPFERSCHLAGER, Prop'r. THE MOTOR EXCHANGE One of the pleasantest place in the city to spend an hoar. WE KEEP ON HAND THE BEST OF Wines, Liquors and Cigars BOTH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. Remember the place Third street, between E. and F.

T. 11. LYONS. STEWART HOTEL BAR. CHAS.

BERNARD, Prop'r. CHOICEST BRANDS OF Fine Liquors and Cigars KEPT COXSTAXTLY ON HAND. The Best and Most Complete PARLOR in the city, with Club Rooms attached. HAMMER'S GROTTO. Third street, between and E.

Wieland' "Extra Pale" On Drouglit. FIXE WIXES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC LUNCHES. CARL HAMMER, Prop'r. OPERA SALOON.

A Full Line of Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Wines, etc. We also keep a Full Line of Imported and Domestic CIGARS. Street, San Bernardino. JOITNNIE PKENDEROAST, Prop'r. ST.

CHARLES ANNEX TRA VILLA 6s LEFEVRE, Prop'rs. J. IX. Cutter Wliislry We keep the Choicest Imported Wines, Liquors, Cigars AND SMOKERS' ARTICLES. CHARTER OAK SALOON.

Always on hand, the Celebrated Slater Whisky I have also a Full Line of IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS. Third street. S. II. CARSON, Prop'r.

The Charter Oak Saloon always had the reputation of handling exclusively a first-class whisky, and connoisseurs of fine whisky know this to be a fact. Mr. Carson has the pleasure of announcing that he succeeded in getting the agency for'the Merclants' Clnl 0. P. S.

Monogram, A Whisky old, pure and guaranteed to be free from fusel oil. Whoever has a chance to taste the Merchants' Club Monogram will admit that Mr. Carson deserves credit for placing before the public such a pure and healthful stimulant. THE MERC1I. CLl'B IIST.

Louisrille, Ky, S. H. CARSON, and A cents for COCHRAN CARSON, San Bernardino. EINTRACHT SALOON. Ice-Cold Laser on Dranght.

Wines, Liquors and Cigars Everything Flrst-Ciasg. SHF.EMAX YAGER. Psopr. THE 11 M. AND 0." Best Liquors and Cigars.

JIM MURRAY, Prop'r. THE FASHION. 312-314 St. 6 Latin Doland, Proprs. We have been appointed the sole agents for the Celebrated Tom Howe Whisky, This Whisky is made exclusively from carefully selected grain and is absolutely free from all matter prej udicial to health.

It is especially recommended for medicinal use as pure and healthful stimulant, and as a bar drink It has no equal. THE ARCTIC SALOON. ReOpened. We keep constantly on hand Fine Wines and Liquors, IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS. Third street.

Boa Bernardino. AXBITTEB, Frsrp'r. LEGALS. Notice of Sale of Real Estate. In the Superior Court of the County of San Bernardino, State of California.

In the matter of the estate of Nancy P. Clis-sold, deceased. Notice is hereby riven that, in pursuance of an order of the Superior Court of the ountr of ban Bernardino, StaU of California, made on tht lMh day of Junr, in tha mailer of ihets- tate of Nancy P. cii-sold. c.

ased, the undt r-fidtntd, the executor of said estate, will stll st private t-ale, to the highest biddtr, (orcath.snd subject to continuation bv id Superior ourt. on or aft -r Saturday, the 9th day of Julv, lSyj, the richt. title, intertst aud estate of the said Nancy P.ClifSold at the timeof her death. and a 1 the niht. title and interest tbat the said esiitr hs, by operation of law or otherwise, acquire other than or in addition to that of the sa Nancy p.

Clisld et tbe timeof her death, in and to all those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land situate, and t-inp in the said Countv of tan Bernardino. State of California, bouudtd and defended as follows: Lot tleven (U) in block one hundred and nini-ty-one (lt-i) ou Riverside, according the map of saia Suuin Kiverslde on tile in the otliceot the County Kei-order ofrsaid Countv: also the east fit cf lots one (1). two (.) and three oi 11.. ok one hundred and forlv-threr (l.S) of t-outh Kiverside. aivordinr to raid map; Also lot sixteen (1, in block seventw.ne (71) oftheCarurd: Meter tract, in the Citv of tan Bertiar.iino.

according to map of said tract on nle in the Recorder of said Countv alo that portion of lot thr.e (s) in block thirty tue Ity Ot an In ih map of city t.n file in the office of the County Recorder of smj fountv. more oarticu- larly uescubed as that 1.,. ini a frontare on street of flirv f. nt bin known as thj -t'lissold lot-" Also the west half f'i ti. ter of the southwtst quarter 0) of section tnree (i).

township one (1) south, range three () west, tan hernardino Hasi and Meridian, known as the "(11 sold ranch." and containing about twenty acres: Alt-o the right to use the full fl ih waters of the Cram and Van U-uven Ditch of the Santa Ana River for two hoursduring everv six days in its regular turn, topcther with all ditch privileges thereunto belonging; Also the following scribed real propertv situated in the County of an LieKO, state of I a ifni-nid i i i a ii i lows: lieinff lota thirteen (1 and fourteen (1 in block seventeen (l,) of Oeeanside, acronlinp to the map of said tceansideoii tile in theofflreof the County t-uunij ui a ti i it; (ro Also the follttwinir ie.fi it. situate in the City of I os AiiBi lcs, Count of i-iaie in laiiiorma. and nserlleil as follows: Beinp lot eiiht () in block teu (10) of the lesendanper tract i os Atwli a. ac-cordins to the map of said tract on tile in the oflice oi the County Recorder of said County or oilers in writing will 1j received for said property, or any par. el or parcels thereof, at any time before sale, bv said executor Sat.l TV' Kn niay be li ft at his office in the hardwnre store of Ceo.

Coolvv in, of. San in sai.i Countv of i-ia Ilernarilino. or they may be delivered to him personally or they may i. fikii in the olhce of the Clerk of said Court. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALR.

Cash, lawful money of the I'nited States- ten per cent- of the purchase monev to be raid to the ulidersifiied on acceptance oi' offer balance on continuation of sale by said Court. iJeed at the expense of purchaser FKEUKRICK K. COOl.KV, Kxecutorof the Knate of Nancy p. clissold. dc-eased.

June 21, 189J. Notice of Guardian. Sale. Notice is hereby riven that in purs an oroeroi ine t-niwrior Court of il.o i bernardino, ftiate of Cal.iornia. matte on the l.Sth day of June, isy, in the matter of the estate and foardianshm of Beairio- a minor, the undt rsigned, the fuardlan of the p-rs nuu estate oi saiu Beatrice T.

Woodiil will sell at private mle to the hlchest bidder, and inject to confirmation' by said coun, on or alter the Mh day of June ltfl. the undivided interest iff the said' Beatrice T. Woodiil in the follow. i.c described property, situate in he town of Riverside, Couuiy of San Bernardino, Male of California: Lots one (1) and twelve (1J) of Campbell subdivision of block twelve ranee tive( of the town of Riverside, as surveyed by Oolds-worthy and Hiclie, accord in; to the plat thereof, and of said Campbell's subdivision, of record in the Recorder's oilice of Sun Hernardino County; said lot one (1) comment-ins- at the northeast corner of said block twelve (1 and runuinc southerly alonsr nion street st v-enty-rlve feet; thence westerly one hundred antl fifty-seven (17) feet to an alley; thence northerly seventy-rive (75) feet to Twelfth street; thence easterly one hundred and tifty-seven (1 .7) feet to the p' of bemnninp-; suid lot twelve (1 commencing at the northwest cornerof Suid block and runntni easterly one thenee southerly alonsr si.id alley seventy-live (7 feet, thence westerly one hundred titty- se en (1.7) feet to Orange street, thence nor- nuuureu ana niiy-seven (l.j7) feet to an alley: thrly alonsr Oranp-e street sevent -five feet tt iai.c vi i-t til ill II TERMS AND CONDITIONS Or SALE For cash, rold coin of the United States: lo per cent on day of sale; lalance on confirma-lion of sale by the Court. Bids in writing will be received any time after the first publication of this notice and before the sale, and may he addressed to the undersigned at his office, 78 Temple block, in the City of Los Anpeles.

1 aiiiornia, or left at the office of Connor A trans, Attorneys, San Bernardino. RLSK HARRIS, Guardian of the person and estate of Beatrice T. oodill, a minor. Dated lMh June, 1M02. Notice to Creditora.

Estate of David Seely, deceased. Notice is hereby riven by the undersigned, executorsof the last will and testament of David Seely, decersed, to the creditors of and sll persons bavinr claims arainst the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the neeessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice, to the said executors at the office of B. B. Harris, in the City of San Bernardino, County of Sau Bernardino, State of California, the same beinf the place for tbe transaction of the business of snid estate in said County of San Bernardino. DAVID R.

SEELY, B. B. Executors of the last will and testament of Da til Seelv, deceased. Dated this lith dav of June, 1802. Notice to Creditors.

Estate of E. A. Craw, deceased. Notice is hereby riven by the undersigned administrator, with will annexed, of the lsst will of E. A.

Craw, deceased, to the creditorsof aud all persons havinf? claims acainst said deceased, to exhibit them, with tiie necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator at his law oilice in the City of San Bernardino, Room 14, P. O. Block, in the County of San BcrnardiDo. II. (iOODC'ELL Administrator, of the last will of L.

A. Craw, deceased. Dated June 3, 1S92. Notice to Creditors. Estate of Solomon Enaley, deceased.

Notice is hereby riven by the undersigned, administratrix of the estate of Solomon Lnsloy, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims arainst the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary voueners, within four monsks after the first publication of this notice to the said administratrix ot the office of Fording flight, in the Wixoni block, in the City of Sail Bernardino, in the County of San Bernardino, State of California, the same being the place business of said administratrix ami tbe place for the transaction of the business of said estate in the said County ofSan Bernardino. ELIZABETH ENS LEV, Administratrix of the estate of Solomon Ens-lev, deceased. Dated at San Bernardino. May 2t, ls92. First publication made the zrth day of May, 1892.

Henby E. Carter, Attorney for Administratrix. School Bond Election Notice. Notice is hereby given to the electors of Pass School District, in the County of San Bernardino, and state of California, that in accordance with the provt-ions of the Political Code of th'e State of California, as set forth in taction 1S.S0, to and including Section 189, of said Code, an election will be held on the 9th day of Julv. A.

D. 189J. at the public school house in said Pess School District, at which time will be Di noils will be opened said day until 5 o'clock p. m. of said day.

V. V. Hudson. Fred L. Cronkbite and I.

A. each am will act as Judges of election to conduct the same. The amount of bonds to be issned Is fifteen hundred dollars, of the denomination of three hundred dollars each, and to Lear interest at the rate of seven per cent, per annum, payuble as follows, low It: Three hundred dollars on May 2, Three hundred dollars on May -2, 199. Three hundred dollars on May 2, 1U. Three hundred dollars on May 2, 19U1.

1 hree hundred dollars on May 1902. Said election will be held in conformity with tbe provisions of the Political Code of California, governing such elections. F. P. DCNLAP, A.

A BENSON, Trustees of Pass School District, Dated June Li, 1692. ATTOZNEY-AT LAW. WM. E. SAVAGE, Land Attorney.

United States Land Office Business. Contests and claims of all descriptions pertaining to Government Land attended to before tba United States Local and General Land Offloea. Special attention to Railroad Contests and to mining and watar rights. Boom 21, Macdoaald block. P.

O. box 6121. IVos Astlj CallfSTrola, ubmittedtoihe electors of said district the uestionof issuing the bonds of the district, i Bull teill lav ilillic iui mo uiuuwvi imping fo" purchasing school 'lots, and for builai'ng and pur. hasinr one or more scho.1 houses fa sucf district, and furnishing the The polls will be opened and the election I eld at the school bouse, in said pass School strict, on the 9th day of July. 1892, and the 1 1 1U t.

IUV Ill 0 1 i I ii. I i "Tl r. i Jr. t'lD? Jcr.iariliDo, have duly received tbe aw.s-.i merit roll, nrrtciore contlnned mi, A v. fhi 'i' I "VH nd "UVe Dnm maae 10 me witi ia thirty "i puoiitation ol psi.i ix-iora LEGALS.

NOTICE. Sheriffs Sale on Foreclosure of Mortgage. WtMiam 11m, Plaintiff, vs. S. S.

Law son et al Under nnd by virtue of a writ of execution recuini en order of snloaml Hwr. 1 closure a tut lssiied out Of the Superior JUntV nf t'on .4 Court of the JT a the day une. A. l. in the etittn VC.li.- t-im flhn ed vleintill.

obtnned JudPn'ient and above for 1 he niin ne thouiii.i 1 iC rtu UHV lF A (a and laS llO dnllma "7 "-JWIH Kllll j.lti r.f I in ditto. tate of California, together lih .11 and Mngular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenant-. thereunto belouKiiii; or In way appertaining'. i heretore, pubiic notice is hereby riven that on MouUay, the 11th dar of Julv A ivw at Dt. Oo'cU'k i.

in. of that day. in" front of U.e east door of the Court House of the if -n lternanlino. I will, in uii-ree oi torcelosur and auovu Uescrilied properly. or in ueii inereoi as mav 1.

necessary to sausiy SHiti jutli'tnetit, with lees to the hlPhtSt and last bi.l.lr and ail costs. for (Told com of the ulled States. K. C. SEYMOCR SherifTof the Contity of San Reriianiin'o.

1'Jted at Sail Kernar,) ,1.1. June, A. 1. "lu Vl 11. li.

JIaksh. Attorney for PlalntlfT. NOTICE. SherifTs Sale on Foreclosure of Mortgage. Sarah C.

Hinckley administratrix of theeatat of rank Hinckley, deceased, plain has. taton. John K. Daly (guardian of tl, person aUtl estate of J. arm), aud W.

J. -McLaren, an lucompetent peison, Uefetid- I'nder nnd I A Jutn.n.'.nd nHlnNl IiaH a toil i1h. femiat.1. on the -fth day of -May. AD lew.

lor 5 A cighly and i.iafier desoribtsl real state. wLlch sa7d decree was, ou the loth day of June A lwJ rcconled in Judgment lioog 7 of viiiiiiBiiuffl i Mt i i 1 1 .7 t'ff southeast quar Zt, township 1 south, lange bern.riiin,, Meri.r an. containing (i) acres of land more or less, act oruing to Lnitcl mrvev Also the hanta Ana River, subject to all water ditches now in use on said 1,,,. sa). lot ina PnYl? UilaJly lo1 in the CllMOIliA llr.t.

n. ii .4 r. i-rii li.creloie. I ct.lic liotK- I. on Tutsuay, the 0th riav nf at clock nf iiay, in front of tha east door of the Court lli.i Bernardino.

1 i "i ol the ouniv of order oi sale and decree of fore, sure and sale. I propeity, ot 'hereof is may be necssry to with fees and all costs, to or so much satisfy said nrt VV''ru'xy iui cum ccin oi the I nited of t-'ounty of San Bernardino. June. A this llth day of illis, CoiitA Cbaio, Attorneys for rialntlff. NOTICE.

SherifTs Sale on Foieclosure of Mortgage. O. E. Johnson. Plaintiff, vs.

Charles R. Gray, administrator uf the estate ol F. c. buhr ds-cea-ed, el Defendants. rn.ler and by virtue of a writ of execution recitinw an orderof fale ami dtctee of foreclosure and tale, issued out of the uperior Court ol the County of an Bernardino, Mate of California, ou tr.o let li day oi June, A.

D. Uw. lu tueaUive entitled action, hen iu Johnson, the ai ove named plaintiff, obtained a judgment and decree of foreclisure aud sale a.ainst Charles It. liray.as administratorof the estate of r. C.

Suhr, eased, et defendants, on the 2-th day of A. l. lw, for the sum of twenty-five hundred seventy-two and 1.2-1. 0 dollars, ami costs amounting to S. 40, matins; a total of with a decree of foreclosure and order of sale ol all the ris-ht tule and interest of the dtfeiidants Charles R.

Cray, of the estate of Ada Suhr, oeceosed, has. R. administratorof the estate of F. C. Suhr, dect ased, i lie rarmrrs' fcx haure Hank (a corporation), has.

t.ray. Joseph hrowu, '1 lie ban Bernardino Artificial Stone and Improvement M. B. Oamer Watuwrieht, and hn Rutlen, in and to the hcnitiattur described rial estate, which said decree was on the 1st dav of line A ll Itairi recorded in Judgment Hook seven of said Court, al pas-e lot, 1 am now commanded to ml all (or I so much thereof as may I necca-ary to satisfy plaintiirs claim, besi. lea costs aud expenses of sale) tuat certain lot, piece or parcel of laud I and pieiui-e situate, 1 in? anil tieiur In lb Cotintv of an licriianlitiii.

siiam aad liouuded and particularly described as lol-lows, tow it: The west half of the west half () of the northwest quarter ('4)of the nrirlhwesi quarter (-i) of tecliou twui-iour (2), township one (1) south, ranre three west, San Bernardino llase and containing ten acres of land according to the I lined mates survey; also one share of water in the South Fork Ditch of the Santa Ana Kier, kubject lo all the water ditches now in use on said laud said lot of land being more particularly descrltied as lot thirtv-eight (t) in the Luroiiia iirawiu of April 21, 197. aud which said land and premises and water right are particularly set forth and described in a certain mortgage executed by one F. V. Suhr to one William K.lolleson the -27th day of April, lbs.7, and recorded In the office of the County Recorder of San Bernardino County on the Pith day of HK7, in otume i. ot Mortraees, paie 677, lo which said I mortLOge, and the ncord thereof, reference is I hereby expressly made for a full ond further de-I M-ription of said land and premises; together witn all and aiurular the tcnemeuti, heredlta-meiits and appurlenomcs thereunto bclouking or in any wie appertaiuiur.

'lherefore, public notice Is hereby given that on -Monday, the llth dav of July, A. D. lsfw, at V. JO o'clock a. of tbat day, in front of the east door of the Court House of the County of San Bernardino, I will, in olw-dience to said order of ale and decree of foreclosure and tale, ell the above described property, or so much thereof as msy be necessary to satisfy said Judgment, ith fees and all costs, lo the highest and best bidder for foid Coin of the I' tilted States.

C. SEYMOUR, SberiflTof the Comity of tan Bernardino. Dated at i-an Bernardino this Pith day of June, A. D. Iij'2.

Wilson Lamms and C. J. rsnil.vs, Attorneys for Plaiutiff'. Assessment Notice. In the matter of widening Court from street to I street, in the City of 8nn Bernardino, State of California.

Notice 1 hereby pi ven that Calvin O. Paf- clared to lie delinquent, and thereafter tbe sum of 5 per cent, upon the amount of each delinquent an ssment, toether with the costs of advertising ach delinquent assessment, will be added tnereto. Dated, June 11. ISM. CALVIN G.

PATTON, Superintendent of Streets, City of San Bernardino. 6 Order to Show Cause Why Order of Sals of Real Estate Shoidd Not Be Male. In the Superior Conrt of the County of San Bernardino, state of California. In the matter of the estate of lienry H. Ander-I son, deceased.

Msry 8. Anderson, the sdministrstrix of the estate of Henry H. Anderson, deceased, having n'ed her petition herein prayinr for an order of Foruou ui is real estate ol ssid decedent, for the purpose, therein set forth. It 1 therefore ordered by ths said Court, thst all persons iaterwsted in the estate of said deceased, appear before the said superior Court on Saturday, the day of July, ltw, at 1 o'clock in tne forenoon of said day, at the court room of said Superior Court at the Court House in said County of San Bernardino, to show causa why an order should not bs framed to the said sdministrstrix to sell so much of the real estate of the said deceased as shall be nee. essary.

And that a copy ol this order bs published at least four successive weeks In the Dally Courier, a newspaper printed snd published in said San Bernardino County, and as often dur-lug said period as said newspaper i. Ir.ued. OEO. E. OTIS, Judge of the Superior Co art.

Dated Msy 28, 18OT. Oku P. TAYbos. Attorney tor Estate, Bocert Block, ban Sernardiae, an ountinr to 11 ..90. making with a deer, of foreclosure and order 01 A alltheiisht, liile snd Interest of th- ants S.

s. Iav.son.t..-orpe L. Hu tchiuson II. H. K.nphamin 10 sctiUd reI estate, which said decrei wi 13th iay of June.

A. 1). rvcorueti JuJ'6 ment Bwk 7 of said Court, at psre 1 I commanded to sell all (or Tuueh theretT. may be newsary to satisfy plaintiffs claim lesides costs and of sale) that ct rtaTn lot Jiece or parcel of land and premise. uate.

lyms- and beini. in ihe Town of Col Ion In the county of Bernardino. Stole of alii, nia. and bounded and ninim.n,.!.,. northerst corner oi lot one (1) In block semntv nineC') of said town, th n.

run' alon the north line of lota one (1) two thr- (3) and four )of said tloek one (li 0) fe. t. thence south along the of said lot four sevent thenca east one hundred (lit)) feet, thet ee north seven to.he place of be "in, in bracing th- nori one half of lota on" two f.Vlhtce (r.) andfour(-4)of block fevenU-nine 1 9) of toiton, according to otlnial manor l.lat of said t. JI-" i i ue i noernna r.y virtue of a writ of execution reemtiK an onler sale and decree of forecloa-' ure and sale, issued out of the Sui.cn. TouTt of u.e county of Sat, Rernardino.

Lia ie a fornta, on the loth day of June. A iMef lV' wherein Sarsh "I of in. counsel lea to making a total o( ll.bi.i.oo. with a decree of oreclosuro and order of sale of all ihe right. so much thereof as may be necessary lo satisfy plaintitl claim, Insl.ies and Jt ale that certain lot, or part" of laud and preiniwiH situate.

anu In 'hi -SS" of "all n1 '''y Uc.cr.bed si tor oi aiu lniriv cava will.