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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25

z opowiadah wiarogodnych
osob prywatnych jake tez
publicz1,ych lekarzy jak DR..
medycyny i chirurg Antoni
Kaczkowski we Lwowie. a
dawnie] W Wiedniu u 22letniej
panienki zamoznego dcmu
nagle pc obcieciu zwijaiacych
sic zreszta przeslicznych iej
w}osow pojawll sic Sum W
uszach, zapalenie ocz, obrzmie-
ME gruczol6w, skrzywieuie
rqk i nog, }alnanie, darcie W
'ca}em ciele. Z dawniejszych
lekarzy wyrazn;e dowodzi
oko}o r. 1880 Erndtel, chirurg
nadworny krola Fryderyka
Augusta, re zwicie w}osow w
koltunowej chorobie jest kry-
sis czyli przesileniem choroby.
ola czego be- zgubnych
skutk6w ME nalezy wtedy
wlosow obcinaG.
g. Balanie wlosow ,przez
mikroskop, wedle lekarza NJ.
! Vanquelin, ME w~ykaza}o
zadne) zmiany lstotnej W ma.
teryi wlosow skoltunionych,
nawet ciecz brudra jaka W
koltunie wlosy re siebie wy
dzielaja, jest mni4j wiecei
tylko barwnikiem t}ustym ,]aki
Jest W zdrowych w}osach tyiko
znacznie pomazanym, Atoli
Schlossberger dodaje, ze ma
terya ia wiasnie r6zni sic
tenn cd zdrowej IL sic }a+wo
rozpuszcza naWet w zlmneJ
wodzie, gdy tymczasem bar
wniaka z~drowych w}osow
zadna miara w wodzie ME
MONA r%ozpuscit.
y Poczawszy Cd drugiej
poIowy IS wieku, kiedy cho-
roba ia powsta}a az do dis
dnia, liczny zastep siawnvch
lekarzy nletylko polskich ale
i niemieckich i francuskich
douodzi, lie koltun rzeczywi-
scie Jest choroba. Do tychze
naleza mlanowlcie nadworni
lekarze naszych kr6l6w pocz4-
wszy cd lekarza nadwornego
krola Batorego, Oczko, az do
La Fontaine, chirurga ma
dwornego kr6la Stanis]awa
Augusta. Znowszych zas
nasz sIawny lekarz Marcinkow-
ski Z Poznania,
Jezeli wtedy wbrew swia-
dectw czerpanych Z trzechlet-
niego doswiadczenia niektorzy
Niemcy jak Barensprung,
Beschorner a "a MIN Hambur-
ger, Ram niekt6rzy nasi
lekarze w nowszym czasie
smia twierdziG re kottun ME
jest chorobq, re tylko podlega
ma nieochedostwie. przesaaach
i %urojeniu, to istotnie Smile
SINE Jest take zdanie gdyby
wprost ME bylo zgubnem.
Lekarze bowiem. ldac "a
taklem zdaniem, 5iednych
chorych, kt6rzy czuja re
chronlczne cierpienie mara,
lekcewazeniem lch choroby
tyllo zraza1q Cd roszukiwanla
rady u lekarzy, albo zmusza.
JAG ich przedwczesnie do
obciecia koltuna, narazaja ma
straszne nastepstwa, albo
popychaja lch W rece gusla-
rzy, kt6rzy ich nielitosciwie
wyzyskuja / czasami trujq.
II.
Druqlc zdanie O istocle kot.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25

PLAN JAZnY
NASZYCH KOLEl.
Chicago, Milw. S. Paul
w stront wschodu. Uucnodz,,
ouicaso expr., codzieh 6.32 pm.
Chicago expr III nm
Chicago expires 10 5G am
Pocieg ,'ocztowy codzie1 $40 pm.
w strong zach y Il u Odchodz},
Chicago expires. codzieD 4.os am
chicago expr., eodl'"" 9.34 an
chicago expr. 1876 pn,,
Pociag pocztowy ll.51 am.
Wabaslia Division.
Przesadanie do Zumbrotv ll5l am,
Chippewa Valley DIVISION.
4 Wabasha do Eau Claire.
Pocisg pasazerski ll.51 am.
frzesladanle IL" Menomence ll.;jl am.
SO. Mimi. Division
Odchodzi z Winony O lilo wieczolem
kazdego dnia ~wyiawszy : .bote
Green Bay-Winon ~ S. T..
f7rzybyw Odchodzi
Pociag yasazerski Ais pc OBJ ran
Pociag %frachtowy 7.30 wiecz.-6 O5 rano
Chicago & Northwestern.
a h o d W i.
Przybywa Odchodzi
fasazerski 9.55 rano 1910 rano
9.05 vice.. $40 wiecz.
kaczacyz Rochester $50 pc poIudn.
Frachtowy 700 rano
Pasazerski do La Cree ,e 3.U5 20 poluan
Ku chodowl.
Przybywa Odchodzi
Pasazerski $40 rauo 600 w:ecz.
S.55 wiecz $40 wlecz.
kacZacy z Rochester 1910 rano
Fraight accommod. 100 wiecz
Pasazerski do La Crosse $40 20 poludn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
(Dokohczenie nastapi.)
PkRCCIE ZA
Salon EDOlsskf w Chicago

J1lius= NJ eller W}adys1aoo
Gtouc=eushi ~polecal$ swoj salon
poiskl pod numerem Is kenlng,
son Str, plerwszy salon polskl ma
ten przedmiesclu,
Doskona}e trunk kazlego 70
dzaiu l n%ajIepsze cygara przy SIN q,
cznej przek4sce, a przYlemna u
ST ga, PREY p'erwszor12dnej muzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25

Polecam Wielebnemu Ducho-
w1ehstwu jaki Szanownym iowa.
EzystwomP olskim moi sk}ad i Prs-
cownie r6znego gatunku ChOra-
gWf, Scarf Oznak, ROzet.
Beref. Palek marszafko.
wskich ftp. pc jak najtahszej
Genie. Wykonuje wszystkie Obsta-
lunki jak najpunktua1niej i najsu.
mienniej, DO przez siedmnascie
lat praktyki nabralam wprawy W
powyzszych wyrobach. Take VIE
lebnym 6iostrom polecam moi
,k'ad i wielki wyb5r Aoron,
WelOn6w. Bukiet6w ola
Dziewczat i Chiopc6w, przystepu-
jacych do pierwszej Komunii 6wie
tej-Tak samo mann zawsze ma
skiadzie KOrOny, Welony
ola m}odych Panien do slubu,
wszystko 20 jaknajtansze) Genie.
"a Prosze przybyc j przeko-
nae sig " polskim Handful, zan;m
sie udacie do Skladu l.aro.lownSri
ebcsj.
z szacunkie,n
y. @EOMES&ySA
s7s Milanaukee Aas. L-,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
KOftun.

naszym ludem polskim. dosyt
powszechnci: kcltun!! llez
tam zabobonQw strachu
nam sic narznca? Wielu Z
naszych braci i siostr cierpi
ma te chorobe. Czesto musz7
i cierpieG cd zlosliwych jezy-
kow ludzkich, Czytelnicy
Wimusa z nizej podanego
opisu czlowieka fachoWego
NIGGA sic przekonaG, co o
ko}tunie powinnismy sadzl6.
Professionalism zaznaczyc
wypada, re przez wyraz
koltun rozumie sic nie tylko
zwicie wIosow ma g'owle ale
tel chorobe, kt6ra to zwlcle
sprawia.
w takiem zrozumieniu po-
movie.
A. O istocle kotuna, czyll
czem wIasnie jest ko}tun;
B. o przyczynach &oltuna.
c. O srodkach zaradczych
i O leczeniu ko}tuna.
O lstocle k%o1tuna.
M6wiac O istocie ko}tuna,
zaznaczyc wypada 3 rome
zdania:
Jedni twierdza, re koltun
czyli zwicie w}os6w ma g}owie
ME pochodzi Z choroby lecz
skutkiem niechedostwa. Dru-
dry, ze ko}tun jest cierpjenlem
zada:nem przez samego djab}a
albo nawet jak lud sic wyra-
ia przez zlego czlowieka.lnn
re koltun jest wynikiem cho-
roby niezbadanej dot2d male
zycie, ale naturalnej lak wiele
innych chorob, niektore oko-
lice lub narody traplacych.
Pierwszc zdanle o ,stocle hot-
tMn0.
Czesto mozna sic spotkac
re zdanie1n mianowicie ludzi
uczo1ych re ko}tun civil zwi-
Gle wIosow ma glowie ME
pochodzi z choroby lecz Jest
skutliem niechedostwa.
Atoll mylne takie ida
ME.
Bo y doswiadc2cnia pre-
ciwne, zc osoby kt6re ma
koltun ME choru;a chotby jak
naid}uzej S.: ME czesa}y, nj
gdy koltui !. ma g}owie ME
dostana. A..'ie i'm Sic cokol'
wick w]os> splataja, ale nj
gdy tax is: spilsniela jak w
prawdziwN, koltunle. Przeci-
wnie zas r.3by warstw che
dogich ROCCO wieku i pici
dostaia czv.em koItun.
y w pr dzlwym koltunle
BOWEN v,osy talk dalece sic
zwllq i sp]qtuja re tworzq jak.
by pllsh czyli file ma g]owie,
ktory razem Z w}osami odra'
sta coraz dalej Cd g}owy.
w tenn luz widac osoFna cho-
robe, gdyz niechedostwa
musialoby calkiem w}osy
poplatac ME tylko wlosow
kohce jake tel W EN- re
czasari koltun tylko po}owe
luD Geese S1OWy ZdJlluJc, le-
szta wiosow pozosta]e ME
zwita. Ztad sic rozr6znia
koltun wlehcowy, czepcowy,
straczkowy i t. d.
3 Prey prawdziwym
koltunie w}osy ma g}owie juz
cd samego korzenia zarazone
sa jakims rozkIadem talk IL
wydaja re siebie brud smier-
dzacy, jakas brudna | klejo-
wata ciecz mniej lub wlecej
obfcie. ktora w}asn1e ie zle-
pia.
y Nadto pojedyhcze w}osy
pod mikroskopem czyll drob'
nowidzem ol;azuja sic wszy.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-21
Ghasts Mounted ON Ponies.

Lately Cupertino has been visited by
some spooks, or ghosts, or specters, or
something of that sort. At least, sew
eral reputable citizens so declare. On
their first appearance your correspondent
was in San Francisco, and, of course,
when told of the apparition, not having
convincing proof, remained silent, but
on Saturday evening he saw with his
own eyes the apparitions, and this is
what hesaw: Five figures dash by on
horseback at mad pace; two were fe-
males and three were males. One of
the males, who evidently was the leader,
was giant in size and was mounted on
an immense charger. He was dressed
in martial array and was of commanding
mien. His companions did not notice
so closely, but they were all mounted on
Indian ponies, and as near as | could
tell, his male companions wore no uni
forms. The females had their long hair
flying wildly about their faces, but from
what glimpses did get / should say
they were Indians or Mexicans. Several
others saw them, and some say they
gave unearthly yells or warwhoops
whenever they saw any one. This is
their second visit, and as yet no one is
able to explain the mystery
Joe Kelly, an old settler, who resides
on Stevens creek, tells a legend about an
American soldier who was lured to his
death by a beautiful Indian maiden. the
daughter of chief of tribe which
once owned the country around Cuper-
tino. Mr.. Kelly claims that these appa-
ritions were often seen around here in the
forties and early fifties and says their
present activity is caused by their rest
ing place being disturbed by some OF
the buildings that have lately been
erected. In the fight that took place
when the soldier found he was betrayed
before the Indians killed him, two braves,
his treacherous sweetheart and another
Indian maiden met their doom; hence
the five specters that are now disturb
ing Our peace.-San Jose (Cal.) Mer-
curry.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-21
A Freak Egg.

Farmer Corseglia, of south Jersey, has
rather neat thing in the way of freak
eggs, the production of one of his Cochin
hens. What the hen tried to do was to
lay two eggs at once, but she only par
tally succeeded. Having produced one
complete egg correct in size and shape,
she managed, in trying instantly to dupli-
cate it, to inclose it in flexible sack of
semiopaque skin, which also contained
the complete yolk and white of another
egg. The effect was therefore that of a
hard egg and an egg that has been
dropped out of its shell, both inclosed in
a seamless bag about four inches long
and two inches wide.
After accomplishing this very unusual
feat Farmer Corseglia's Cochin hen
raised such disturbance in order to
call attention to her achievement that
she was set upon by half the feathered
inhabitants of the barnyard and forced
to roost on the henhouse roof to escape
their jealous wrath. The row having
attracted farm hands notice, he in
vestigated the cause and the Cochin's
prize production was carefully placed in
a cigar box filed with bran and taken
to Farmer Corseglia.- a.-Philadelphia Rec
ord.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-21

lished by Hawley, King & Co., Los An
geles, will be out in few days, and
they may be obtained by applying to
the secretary, l.. w. Andrews.
The price OF fruit is still on the raise.
The cannery is taking all good apricots
in sight at 81 per ton, and the supply is
short.
A crowd of boys left this morning for
the mountains for an outing. They ex-
pect to bring back nothing smaller than
grizley.
Turbett& Hovey have ju st completed
very artistic sign on the Office window
of J. s. Cox.
There will be regular meeting of the
W. tomorrow evening.
Arrangements are being make to con-
vert the upper two stories of Throop
university into apartments for the ac-
commodation OF the lady students of the
university who come from other places.
Mrs. Sunderlin will have charge of this
department.
About noon today horse which was
hitched on Colorado street, became
frightened, brooke loose and succeeded
in tearing things up in general. No great
damage. was done.
Work on the Monroe training school
still continues to go briskly on. The
frame will be raised tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-21
ALHAMBRA.
Personal and News Notes of General
Interest.

Personal and News Notes of General
Interest.
ALHAMBRA, July 20.-The Alhambra
hotel will soon be open to the public
again. Mr.. H. Goodwin will act as
manager.
Next year this place will be repre-
sented in the Berkeley university by
George Noble and E. L. Mayberry, jr.,
and possibly others.
Something of a water war is taking
place in East Alhambra, over new
stop gate.
Last Monday San Gabriel mustered a
gang of about twenty and gave the
Mission ditch thorough cleaning.
Mr.. III. P. Ware is at Catalina.
DIR. J. D. Kellog and daughter Edith
are at Avalon.
Miss L. Morehead is visiting friends
at San Bernardino.
Major Hilton has purchased the Golf
house. and will soon be permanently
located here.
The churches hold union services
every Sunday. The arrangement will
continue through the GUNNER.
Threshing machines are beginning to
thresh grain in East San Gabriel.
About seventy acres of potatoes have
just been planted on Hon. J. de Barth
Shorb's place.
G. Garibaldi has opened a saloon in
his building in San Gabriel. He is
having the house repaired and painted.
The front doors to the saloons seemed
closed on Sunday. There appeared to
be some pretty wide cracks in the back
doors.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-21
SAN FERNANDO.
News, Social and Personal Notes of
Interest.

News, Social and Personal Notes of
Interest.
SAN FERNANDO, July 20.-H. @. Hub
bard was called to Santa Cruz Yesterday
by the serious illness of his father. Mrs.
Hubbard and daughter are spending the
summer there.
Miss Lillian Hawk is visiting friends
and relatives at Garvanza.
Mrs. Glen Wallace bas not returned
from Ventura, where she has been visit
ing for several weeks.
The Presbyterians are about to build
$500 church.
The services at the Methodist church
last Sunday we're devoted to the interests
of the college of liberal arts, University
of Southern California. Eloquent dis
courses were delivered by both DIR. Mac
lay, dean of the theological college, and
Rev. Fletcher Brown, the minister in
charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, of Oceanside,
were the guests of Mrs. Hagan last
week.
Miss Francis Platt is pleasantly stu
ated at Redondo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strader, of Michigan,
have bought land here with the inten-
Miss Sadie L. Allen, OF Los Angeles,
is the guest of Mrs. Rickels, trying the
effects of our mountain climate.
Mrs. Moffitt has returned from visit
ing relatives in Los Angeles, very much
improved in health.
Mrs. George K. Porter, children and
nurse, from San Francisco, are in the
Mission villa, and will remain with us
for several months.
The Simi stone quarries will soon be
opened and developed. This will bring
an addition of thirty stone-cutters to our
midst.
A match game of baseball will be
played next Saturday afternoon between
the Republicans and Democrats. Much
fun is looked for, as the participants are
all to be the older members of both par
ties. One of them only weighs 270
pounds.
Atthe installation of the 1. o. D. F.
meeting last Wednesday night the fol-
lowing officers were installed by d. d.
G. M. George J. P. Ford: s. r. Maclay,
N. g.. R. P. Waite, v. g.; l.. J. Spen-
Ger, secretary; J. ]. Walker, treasurer;
Pete Niblock, R. s. N. g.; H. @. Allen,
R. S. V. g.; M. R. Lopez, L. S. V. g.;
M. 0. Casiley, l. g.; I. Villegas, con-
ductor; S. Smith, warden Chas.
Maclay, chaplain.
Hubbard & Wright have just finished
threshing for J. M. Jenifer. The crop,
though light, is good.
The orchardists are greatly troubled
by fruit thieves, and as they turn out to
be young men who have respectable
parents, living here in town, the orch
ardists are 10th to prosecute them.
But it will be the only means of putting
a stop to it.
The San Fernando Well Boring Co.
are about to commence boring for water
on John Burr's place.
The San Fernando Land and Water
Co. are putting in another pump of the
latest improved pattern; with this they
expect to give us ample water.
The grain crop is expected to reach
200, 900 sacks.
The honey crop is partial failure
owing to the late season.
J. A. Fillmore, general superintendent
of the Southern Pacific, was in town
last week.
The Walker house is about to change
hands. Five different parties were after
it. Glen Wallace came off winner.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-21
RKpLANps GOSSIP.
An Important Land saIe-Personal
Notes.

An Important Aanu sale Personal
Notes.
REDLANDs, July 20-Arthur Boards
ley, OF Perris. is in town on business.
An important land sale was consum-
mated byJ. A. Preston. He sold the
remaining portion of the old Byrne
ranch to A. P. Kitching and R. J. Wa
ters. Some OF the finest places in Red
lands have been carved out OF this fine
property.
Jos. R. Hamilton, of Glendora, is at
the Baker.
DR.. VIM. H. Engle. of San Francisco,
is again guest at the Baker.
@. F. Munson, the contractor of Los
Angeles, is here looking after street con-
tracts. Mr.. Munson bas some import
ant work on hand here and more in
view.
Hon. H. H. Sinclair has been dele
gated by the city trustees to secure
rights of way for the sewer now pro-
jected, and to facilitate their construc-
ton. The Office is instituted with sal
ary of $3.50 per month.
DR.. W. E. Lindley OF Los Angeles is in
town. He comes with @. F. Munson.
A competitive examination for promo
tion to sergeant from among the cor
porals, and for corporal from among the
prtvates, is to be held by the Re lands
guard tonight. The board of examina-
tion will consist of Capt. J. Wallace, F.
Diss, First Lieutenant Prescott, and Sec
ond Lieutenant Drake. The vacancies
occur through the appointment of Fifth
Sergeant Acker as quartermaster.
The Episcopal Sunday school picnic at
Grafton Retreat today was success.
Many of the older folks were present.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-21
No Boom at Jerusalem.

The land speculation scheme which
was associated with the railroad project
seems to have come to grief, and the
land boom near Jaffa and Jerusalem,
started year or two ago, has collapsed.
There is much fertile land near Jaffa
and ON the plains of Sharon, and the
Jaffa oranges are in great demand, like
our Florida Indian river oranges, but SO
many discouragements are thrown over
all industrial enterprises by the Turkish
government, that while Palestine con-
tinues under the control of that dog-in-
the-manger power there is not much
prospect Of any great amount of bust
ness development in that country
Washington Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-21
The Fatal Thirteen.

Nov. 30, 1891, F. q. Cole, an old sol
der, died at the county hospital. A few
veterans went to the hospital through a
driving snowstorm to give him SOL
dier's burial. The ceremony was sim
pie and none but the veterans were
present to do honor to the dead man.
AS they left the cemetery superstitious
comrade found that he was one of a
party of thirteen. He declared at once
that some one of the number would die
within the coming year. 81 don't know
who it will be-" he said, "but the sign is
certain" 81 know" said Captain ]. 8.
Jones; sit will be you, Hail." and he
pointed to Lieutenant A. D. Hall. Re-
Gently twelve of those who attended
Comrade Coles funeral went to Oak
woods to lay away the body of Hail.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-21
COvINA.
A Railroad Meeting-social Notes from
the Suburb.

A Railroad Meeting-Social Notes from
the Suburb.
CovNA, July 2O.-A shooting gallery
is our latest addition to town.
Warner Bros. have moved into their
new store.
The Episcopalians will rebuild their
church Immediately,
j. Moxley was elected delegate to the
county Republican convention.
j. K. Bashor and sisters will leave for
Missouri next month.
After their annual election the Lyce-
um League adjourned for the summer.
L. D. Graham is building house for
Walter Stanton, southeast Of town.
The moonlight social of the young
people at the school grounds was well
attended, the net proceeds amounting
to 500. la
Messrs. Griswold and Clapp have dis
continued their business at Redondo,
finding it to be Improbable.
e. q. Prather caught trout eighteen
inches long and weighing two and one
half pounds, and Tom Nancy one twelve
inches long, in the Covina reservoir last
week.
The water company's new rule dis
tributes the water according to the
stock, and reduces the days's run from
twelve hours to eight and adds 80 per
cent to the price.
The firm of franklin, Lyons & Co.
has dissolved, Messra. Lyons and
Brown transferring their interest to Mr..
Franklin, and the Glendora, store being
discontinued.
At the railroad meeting last Monday
evening committee was appointed to
confer with the Pomona board Of trade,
aud obtain their views on the PROPOSE
tlon OF the Southern Pacific company to
build the road, provided the people
grade it.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-21
REDoND0.
More Telephones--shipping Notes-Per-
sonals.


More Telephones-shipping Notes-Per-
sonals.
REDoNDo BEACH, July 2O.-Telephonic
extension in Redondo is prima facie
evidence of the progressive spirit per-
vading its business people. In addition
to the central Office in Mays drug store,
about dozen telephones will be in
operation. Those being put up at the
present time are in the following estab-
lishments: F. D. English, Ocean View
hotel; Clark & Humphreys, lumber
dealers; A. R. Schafers, Casino; Algers
& Yonker's pavilion; H. J. Martin.
wines. liquors and cigars; W. G. Mar
tin, Martin villa, boarding and lodging
house.
The steamer Corona, from San Fran
cisco, arrived here at 2 80 a. m. TODAY.
landing 105 tons merchandise and IL
passengers, and proceeded south at 6
q. m.
The steamer Pelican will leave in the
morning at O'Clock for Catalina
islands, taking out a large pleasure
party, principally made up Of guests at
the Redondo.
Manifests of the steamer Propresso
from New York, have been received
and shows tonnage of 750 tons of mer,
chandise for Los Angeles. The Pro-
gresso is now due here, and may arrive
at any hour.
The installation of the newly elected
officers of Foresters and the dedicatory
exercises at Foresters' hall will COM
mence promptly at Z 80 D m. July 23d.
Among the arrivals today at the Re-
dondo we note Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pascoe,
Pomona; Mr.. and Mrs. @. E. Church
and child, Chicago; @. @. Gibbons, Los
Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Brown, child
and nurse, Eddy, N. M.
Arrivals at Ocean View house today !:
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-21
HAPPENINGS IN NEARBY TOWNS.
Matters Of Interest From Po-
mona.
Shipping Notes and Arrivals at Re-
d0ndO.
An Important Land Deal at Redlands-A
Railroad Meeting at Covina.
San Fernando Hap
penings.

POMONA, July 20.-Pomona people are
leaving every day for the scene of en-
campment at Ventura. Those depart
ing this morning were: w. s. Bailey,
wife and son, E. B. Tilden and wife, and
James Borst.
Passengers on the same train for Los
Angeles were: Mrs. f. j. Smith and
daughter Dorothy, ]. NJ. Carey, A. B.
Young, Allen P. Nichols and Mr..
Phelan.
NOTES.
The Southern Pacific semaphore signal
shows up clear and bright these nights,
R. s. Bassett has transferred all real
estate owned by him to A. @. Abbott, as
trustee, and the Bassett music store, in
Guiding the agencies for sewing
machines, insurance companies. real
estate, ETC.. to the same party in his
own right, amounting to about SIC, 900
Mesdames Meredith and Thompson,
the victims of yesterdays runaway, are
resting as easily as possible under the
circumstances. Mr.. Eads is more in
jured than at first reported. Besides
the cut upon his head, bone was frac-
tured in the arm and wheel of the
buggy struck his leg, causing painful
wound.
Your correspondent, CHANGING to meet
Postmaster E. B. Smith at the depot,
aud knowing full we'll the interest Mr..
Smith takes in mining matters of all
kinds and what authority he would
be ventured to ask Mr.. Smiths
opinion on the report that the
Temescal tin mines are petering out.
Mr.. Smith said: "About that report ?
It's all hoax. was talking with an
old time prospector some three months
ago and he said it was one OF the best
veins it had ever been his lot to see.
This same old prospector invented a
machine with which be can locate
lodges, and he made the statemsnt that
he had located lodges for miles around
down at the Cajolca tin mines and fur
thermore he said he considered the
prospects for large output most mag
ni6cent."
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mr.. Wall of Santa Barbara has pur-
chased the w. L. Brown cottage and
three lots adjoining, on Parcell and
Ninth streets. Mr.. and Mrs. Wall will
make Pomona their home.
III. M. Martin and family leave today
to camp in San Antonio cafion.
Miss Myrtle Cowsn of E. W. Thomas's
dry goods store, left this morning for a
two-weeks' vacation. Miss Coxan will
visit friends in Pasadena, Los Angeles,
and at the beach.
Mr.. Lawrence Mersereau, accompa-
MED by his family, will pay visit to
his old haunts in the east, leaving for
Chicago today.
Rev. z. R. Bennett is up from Long
Beach. where he is spending his vaca-
ton, to attend to some business mat
ters.
The chapel car Evangel is side-tracked
at North Pomona. The servics are un-
der the leadership of Rev. E. G.Wheeler
and wife.