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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

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Iass fair. per gaiien. 90 Poi faacy. Per
gallon. ssqsocs nizsd. cans syrap, yer gal
E,n. 9a1sc
Nss-s-sss-comnsn. per ssllss. fsalseI
fair. per gallon. tsa1Acs chsiss r<f ealson.
1<4gnc; fancy. ofen ksttle. pr CATION,
S~atses rice. Caroline far. pc pound.
ssses re. Fsea, psr pesnd. s's8sses
Crssss-ruII cream. fss<afse
Cs<xsp t}s-ope = Corn. G.Uf7lsO per
ds,<rno to<nsfa~s. n. sc l. - PEE do<ea.
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csshs. zsaEe; lava s12&cl 4cean and
lava. D8 }scs pscksss< - - p<- essk
Lssn-Campoand, sieree<. eAel com
eound - pnsIul tla<. ste; purs. tiffee<.
n4es % p.uns tias. ffi<sf kstRls rendered.
t.esce.. IL; 50 po.suf tina i1tle.
pprfns Dre-~sd ehicksn. saine
ds~>~ri ben. s<f<s; drr>>rd tprtess feaiie
8r-~>sa dack. saffef daeks h<soc per
pound ehsskens. s4ss 30 pnsndl shinksn
ecots. - each.
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s-..ss nssss a.m. Bsss sss.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

INV yoKx. Dec. D.--F1ocn- Market duh.
unchanged; winter wheat. low grades. 500
92s5-
: wnEkr-Spot duh. Ne higher, hrmi OPP
tons vere very duh, Htdt higher. cables
higher. shortz covering. closing hrin. Jan
uary. d64c: March. eeAes Nay. dsc.
CoRS-Duil. steady; options were dull. I'M
changed to NC mp; cables hrtner aud shorts
covering. closing steady. January, t21lc;
February, t2;sci May. Akci January and
May most active
Poax-Duli. steady: me.s. t1a75eliI.5o
CoTxKn-Optlonso opened steady unchanged
to Is points up; closcd steady. unchanged
10 Is points up. spot kio. dull. steady; No
]. ls4e.
SceAn--Raw. quiet. steadys fair refining,
24c; csntrifugsls s. test, 3Jtc; reaned,
quiet. steady: No. 9. 3it1603skcs on A,
sk9t LIS; mould A. 444s ii-1si standard
A. kileaf&e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

Another one al Detroit's nimrods home
from . hunting expedition u denying
the story. but Il 10 true.
He had been out al morning with ,
boy who had seen him shoot several
times before. and the birds had kept 81
such . distance that he couldn't grt .
shot.
"weIl," hs exclaimed In disgust after
awhile. II never saw birds 90 shy"
II guess they don't know It's you. sir.
remarked the boy. and went plungine
right ahead through the feld-Detroii
Freo Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

A Frenchman was teaching in larg,
school where he had reputation amons
the pupils for making some queer mis-
takes. One day he was taking clas
which was rather disorsierly. What with
the heat and the troublesome boys be
Was very snappish. Having punished
several boys and sent one to the bottom
Of the form. he st last shouted out in 4
passion. ne whole class 20 70 ne bot
tomr'-Tit-B lta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

FRIEND What In creation induced VOC
20 buy that enormous apartment house:
IL has never paid.
Mr.. Hullion--My wife liked the icca
ton and wanted . fat there.
sYoa could live there easily enough
without buying the bsiiIdingr
YES. but 1 couldn't boss the jsnitor.'
New Yerk WseSly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

Drrsorr. Mica. Dec. 0.--Closs, Wheat =
No. red. cash and January. 611<e, MHy.
CSC; No I white, eash. sic. Corn-No
mixed. cash. ssc; No. 2 yellow. cash, ss1ic.
Oatsp-No. white, cash. 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31
MECHANICAL lNO CIVIL
ENGINEERING.

Ibfs3NH ssf s,n-sssite sffees. estfsssss. sseaFts
u 49, fahtreftia4 ~ hpa 1aifftsss. tfislf9s,
f-esef psests aa.i pse htaeFE FASTEST efsts
SIS s- e's" ssitns Hsasyss.
k.,s1 - aisk ffastks. h.as. a14sel hsssi<.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31
AXE SHORE &
- MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
IN EFfFlI NON An ia

The Laise sbors Vie Cleveland Al sn..-~s...
With TIE Erie and l. n kys f.fms ne on.sz,
&C. and nost 4iFsct route % i'ittsbarx
=. SMITHS. q. = A u. a. dss.lsnd q
e n hcorss. isty fsssenssH AEnnl
JAkks cAsfsEll- Gity f.cset kroaL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31
LEGAL.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

GpAxo RkrID<. Dec. = fssa
seaisd proposals sor the care and cnsto ~ of
the InonuYs an funds Of hcnt county tor one
ytsr W ~ be received on e befors Jsnuary :.
i-gi. 81 u cloc< neoa. by H. d. fretar, hair
man fina &C Gammittee. a. the [. ants Clerk :
offrr. ~ad noncys viii b. ict ont 20 the
bsak or sepcsisosy paying ths highest rata Of
interest on weekly balances Provided that
said depository OF osnk shall give bond To
sufIieisn <urvti7s - "a approved b. said b ard,
sad "a sueh amount the hoard may dsrect
CT q fional for tho faifh al cars and custody
~ Ia moneys go dorosifei vita said bank OF
depository. zee fo-sl Act Va. 35s Local Acts
hish., ISL. To vIich all proposas must con
fosna H. Is fkO TOR,
a. T. HcGADO>E
e. ". HYDE,
isns Finance Ioumittee kent County.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

Gssef fsoiaz. HNk.. Dr<s =. Ia
xeft<s = heflsi'4 ftsra thst - tsstsss>s<
ntI 81 - eaastfsxt<>n - $500 10 fs<el.
~ ftFHe4 ffssfs Obs stfaa4 ~ ftfsa1
els< : 49, - 80 hnr<h sect lksE 90 -
FetFa eafntans sAr<ss-s l<< ~ K>stl<i - t~ertf
1sss fessa 49, SIS - - sftss a - so
ksli 4 Daascs. ca Tr-~--,-~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

Trcasurcr's Notice.
Ctr Tressurer's DfBce,
Grand KspsdsL Mich. Dec. II 80.
Notice l. kefety given thst the asssssInen.
fol for tie infrosement Of soatb Prospect
street from WxshisHtou sire Z TO stats street u
noa Ia my hands. and that viii rccelts par
meat thereon for the period 81 twenty asfs
from tbs asts ~ slss otcs ~ The cry treasurer
issf NM soRRlCK. CITY Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

DATHs AND MASSAGE Ladies wishing
I'D hrst-class Turkish or Russian baths. any
Hygienic Treatment o. fseiai Treatment eau
now find Mrs. Kate Washington al tss Ottaws
street An. Kate Wash netnn has had years
experience and gives rartieuiar attention 20 IN
vnlids sB
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

First Travelling Msn-who wa The
originator 81 the saying that there b ~
WAYS room 81 The top. wonasfs
second Travelling Man. dunno
syAkinx from sxE~rience. though.
should .sy u "a. sssBe e0nfeunded hotel
clsrk Ilaffaio Courier
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31
MoNEy 70 LOAN.


no You WANT noxEYf-If %. ypq Win
~ End Il TO your advantage 70 zee n before
We msfs loans On housshoia srods. pianos.
sind :. The lowest bosssis rsss ana Il sSs
Our ioans are made without psblisity ana
the property u lett IN your individual posses
Loans can b carried ss lone a desired OF
can be paid In fun OF In para at amp time %
salt your c. nyenienee. aud sny part paid 10
duess the cost Of carrying the loan.
Ii you owe a balance on "a ntfufe. piano or
other property. ne wih pay IL M for yoa and
Cur cftices are tho most pleasant In The city
end are arranged that parties cslling upon
rs ray be waited upoa quickly and eoarteoas-
Remember that you have the use oi both The
property and the monsJ and can rsurn tas
Grand RAPiDs MORTGAGE LOAN CO
Room :, Tower Heck. Phone is<1
Corner Of honros. Pesfl spdrAn stk
MONEY TO LOAN on city raj estate In
4tl sums TO suit Willard B arifdths, No q
Canal street ~
IF you have money 70 lbzp leave With me
L aud can place u Tor yoa free q charge;
call at % and y New houssnsa block
MONEY WANTED : 10 sums a. follows,
tate .ecarity call at No % and 81 New House
man block 2eu A. X AsrispEL-
BUSINESS CARDS.
A RN0LD pays cash Tor carpets, stoves. fur
IA niturc. and second hand good OF all de
seription, at 70 South Division street. q
GOTLOB scHLi 4 ENTZ = Gen slemsn's gar
" meats cleaned, dss1 aud repatred; dry
cleaning or securing q specially. Work done
On short notscr. bascmsnt ~ Canal 81, with
hicago Laundry. az
I EAyE orders at scIibnsr's drnr ssors, ~
IL Monroe street. for Grand Hspids moving
van; goods hacked, moved aud stsssl l.. q
Dcyo. proprietor. Phone Ia
DLEAsURE sIEi6H Tor parties and balls.
Il furnished with four horses, all con plete
prices reason able. Csil on q. H. Shaver, Livery
stable. l07 Kent street. telephone 81 80
| Union BUTTER sTORE-2,pe pounds Of
- choice roll goods rscsissd daily that viii
/ sell foe NC poandi al nne grade Of bat
ter.ne that VII ell fcf "a u end sc pound
| opposite Hermitage tlock -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

.antCoIumns
tsgls ysANvGo- asALg.
yALEsnkH-A srsy~il@s salesman - ssll
!, ssesisy - tbs tssd< ..i@v N.sS ~ ysef
- "a S sss,fss AAass@-' hA1ss~@ = 2. 30 70
Wk<TED aut<isss .ss~sesrsph~ss
sss11 sn2io{msst !essz nAn 80 -
49, ls4slw . Nsssa Tvs. sire. an
WAkTkp- Tvs eees -. - us A.ssriesa
w Wflaes To. . cssses~t ava 81
WAxIxp--Ixvs. ssssss -. = s.ss.sss
etss sn4 ssksr NekisAs tesas Aadsses Pr
"a; ~ s.. sTff ss.a: i ssss. n
WAxfxp-A srs<,ss- ar-.. sseas ssis.
w n.3a; psressees ps.lslss % shs r.sht
,sss. ssi :s., ;'s s. 'ss s:sss's s:
WANYgo A0ENvs.
"AxTk0-0enera arsas Tor ell 90 part 81
~ nIshiean - hsadis the bsss e llss eox ..
6s'aD ga : esds sssssiis tksessh ssb.
aslrsd isosiss W h Kicker. koon IS heisl
vesdons. 0fsnd Rapids. hleh
a eESrs max. 3 d.x Creates, hiseh.a
n stensa ssss Invented hstAns nrts xto
y, ss' ssas ~ isr.sss ssHsris. c;ssiassssi
q
lVANTEp- Aesnfs By The Equitable Lie
w lnsurance eompsny 81 lewa. undes -
nsual. eos mtssioa eoatrsce. fos sod TORT
TED al 5s,rd s ss q .ssa.
eliza BE- Nsssss Iowa ntf
ron RGNT-RooAss.
WANTED Three unfurnished rooms b.
w widow without family. Address u. care
L,oR RFNr-7wo furnished ,e,ms With
board. Apply S Jstisrsaa s.saas. Sc
LroR RENr-rwenty room. ~ Kent street,
L,oR. RENT Furnished rooms with or with
~ ON board NJ the Vinegar block. II scnth
piviBion street Gff
FoR RIGHTEOUSNESS.
L,OR RENT--store No y Canal street ?
II stories and bsssmsnt Nahsr 4 Salisbury.
- Nonros sfreet esd
L,ACTORy FOR RENT-Afer July We viii
rcnt our three stcry and basement brick
building. Nos and Erie street: central 10
cation gas and electrie light. power. elevator.
steam beat. lo9 rata insurance Apply "a
bisseil carpet Sweeper Co. - Mil strest 7s-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
| ~ ESTLEMES-E Enjoy hns cigar Ladies
| NJ SECURE or Il the celebrated ~Nickel-Dut
| eigais for New lesrs gift for your gentlem an
| friend " Waterloo street.
| "ANTED-Au men 90 step In and Get on;
| W price on q fall or winter suit Of clothes OF
rsir OF pants made to order; we can save you
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

WOOD AND GOAL.
- REASONED wood 81. 30 or cord $40 In tea
- cord lots; test value Tor the money in the
city prompt delivery. H. W. Grutsch. ~
Wealthy avbnus. a96
ID YER HlGE i selling best coal and wool
u cheap. AIse full line Of foug and feed.
Third Az nus a1d a. X. 4 l. crossing offiee
Cos Cherry sireoS 3S
STOyE WOOD iSHEAP-2 cords s. ~ cords
o,s ~ DR. - n ss TelopRops a.. Drsnd RAP.
hos Veneer Works 40
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31
SKATING RINK.

DLAIxFlkLD avcnus roller skating rink Is
4 OPEN 10 tho public. Aiiernoon session
from Id TO Z. evening session from 81 10
There vii b. series OF prize skating du ing
the season. Admission Is cents. ~ sies 10 cents.
h.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

oUssNGoo ctsANcgs.
vNyANTED-Asaa nam With f01 >ae seeafe IN
w tsrst IN b<nine-s Asf VII paf tasos saE
arp and = Per esct oa tire ths<etns>nt. must
this paper + ". r. boxA SO
LsoR sAIE-Ths basiness of cse q Tie best
Is psyi1s kotsls Il tbs ett3- Ao1rem y. Il
warssn. niehixaA House 31d
A RAJ. ss..ss.s ssssss g. -. -. = =,
or small trait fArn fsaReI seesk q e2eds ".
seicss ~ 0om Addrss 4. box : HkxALp
oftccL q
OK 20 SIS per day q hen> ssllins Lishtairs
PJ Platter snd pistis9 xvsiry. .vstchsA
:ssa;ys.s: s's 4. ill., s:s 4 49, -. 8 81, ~
silvsr O. nickel No ssusstsssA Ne csPshl
Livery house has eoods asodln6 platlzk ID =
Dtlno Columbus. q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31
M,scELLAMEoJ


GENTLEMES-tnjoy fine cigar. Ladies,
NJ SECURE q I 1 { the cole brated "Nickel-Dut'
eigafs for New Years gift for your gentlem an
frisnd, " Waterloo street.
"ANTED-Au men 90 step In and Get our
w price ON q fall or winter suit Of clothes or
pair OF pants made tc ordsr can save you
monsy. toight- Herpolshsimer 4 Co
The herald., 1893-05-29
ARIZONA.
News Notes from the sun-Ktesed Terri

News Notes from the Sun-Kissed Terri
tory.
Tombstone Prospector, May 2sth.l
The late grand jury relieved Judge
Sloan of great responsibility by de-
Gliding the title of Mr.. McAllister to the
Office of supervisor. A point of law
which has proved stumbling block and
racked the minds of learned men
throughout the United States, has
proved but toy in a Cochise county
grand jury room. The jury did not need
TO take the case under advisement, ae
ordinary mortals do, or hear authorities
quoted on such simple proposition.
1t is expected that Judge Sloan will,
after reading the report of the grand
jury in this evenings Prospector, rush
to the court house and mounting the
judicial tripod, decide the McAllister
mandamus case in accordance with this
latest authority, for whether he is de
jure officer or not he is a grand Jury
one, and there is no getting around il.
The grand jury says in it's report:
The evidence is in effect that no pro-
ceedings were had by competent court
of jurisdiction to determine the eligi-
bility Of James P. McAllister. etc.
That settles it. Congress of the
United States will never, after reading
this report, judge Of the eligibility Of
it's own members. The legislature oi
the future great state of Arizona will
not dare in the face OF this declaration
from Cochise, to unseat a member who
may have been disqualified from acting
az q legislator. They must take the
matter before "court of competent
jurisdiction"
The herald., 1893-05-29
SANTA ANA.
A Determined Father and a Mfdnights
Marriage.

A Determined Father and q Midnight
Marriage.
SANTA ANA, May 28.--Those who were
on the streetslate lsstnight might have
seen father who was in earnest, a man
who had just been released from jail
and the cotinty clerk going toward the
courthouse. Still further investigation
would prove that a'marriage license WAS
to be issued, giving II. O. Bishop the
legal right to wed Lillian Dawson. After
the marriage license had been issued a
midnight wedding took place and the
two were united. Bishop is the festive
young dentist who enticed Miss Dawson
away from home for, as is said, immoral
purposes. The father of the girl, who
is respected resident OF this city, had
him arrested, and last night, upon his
promise to marry the girl, had him re-
leased. The girls family are we'll con-
nected, and respected by all.
HE HAS LEFT US.
Pretty Johnny Taylor, the young man
who attempted suicide here Friday
night, left yesterday for Los Angeles.
He said he would not again attempt to
push the pesrly gates aiar, even ii the
next girl he proposes to won't have him.
aTEs.
The Salvation army had glorious
time last night when ice cream and cake
were served to multitude.
Ed. Stafford has returned for bis va
cation from the Stanford university.
Appropriate memorial services were
held at the Methodist church in this
city today.
The herald., 1893-05-29
RnDoNDo.
+ Shipping Arrivals and Dcpartures
Local Affairs.

Shipping Arrivals and Dcpartures--
local Affairs.
REDoNDe BEACH, May 2S.-The
steamer Alki, Capt. Plummer, from the
north, reached Redondo port at 7:3O p.
m. last evening, landing go tons Of mer-
chandise for Los Angeles and large
consignment OF live hogs for San Beran-
dino. The Alki sailed at midnight for
Port Los Angeles, where cargoof grain
awaits her.
Today being Saltwater day at Redondo
Beach, as might have been expected, an
immense throng of people have in
vaded our burg since early morning. Up
to p. m. upwards of 4000 passengers
were received by the two railroads and
good many visitors by private convey
ances from the surrounding country.
The programme formulated by King
Neptune was faithfully carried out, in
cluding the swimming match, the yacht
race and the fire works By day
light. The big crowd wss enliv-
ened by the Riverside band, con-
sisting Of IA pieces, supplemented
by the Ontario band OF Is pieces, both
discoursing elegant and enlivening mu-
eic from the band stand OF the Casino.
The entries for the yacht race were
the Viking, No Name (Puritan), Csrma-
lita, Phoenix, Helen, Bessie D. The
race resulted in the No Name (Puritan)
being declared winner, first prize; Gar.
MALTA, second prize; Viking, third
prize; Helen, fourth prize.
At o'clock p. m. the fireworks were
commenced from Redondo wharf. and
ko v.n awhfhf kfAu
ever witnessed here.
This auspicious opening of the season
ct Redondo Beach indicates lively times
during the next few months at this re-
sort.
Among the crowd of visitors were
noted many Santa Fe officials who were
ENJOYING the pleasure of the eesside
Messrs, |. T.. Hubbard, G.. f. Tincher
f. P. Greyson, f. B. Held, Fred Parkea
Conductor Kinch and many others.
Mr. Charles Eberla nf Riverside hai
taken apartments at Martin Villa.
MIR. Joseph Odzaakar of Los Angeles
was in town yesterday, looking after his
late purchases of real estate.
The following were this mornings ar
rlvsis - Hotel Rsdondo: D. Fl. Thomas
a. l.. Gibbs. Santa Ana; Mrs. r. e.
Nichols and child, Huron, 8. D.; Mr.
anu mIH. O4OEDy, mtHa DlIul6 CuausloT,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jacoby and chill
Mrs. Hill, Miss Carr, M. N. Winans
Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. White
and child, Olympia, Wash; Mr. ant
Mrs. J. P. Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs. E
f. Dyer, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs
M. A. Whee and daughter. Little Rock
Ark; Mrs. DIR. Frary, Mr.. and Mrs. B
Cline, Pasadena; Mr.. and Mrs. B. Liv
ingood, Ontario, o.; Miss Sadie Washa
baugh, Glendora e. L. Truesdell, All
hambrs; j. F. Collbreath, Santa Fe; III
e. Elliott, Riverside; Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Lauer, Indianapolis, Ind.
The herald., 1893-05-29
Notice of Award of Contract


PURSUANT To STATUTES AND TO THE
i resolution Of award Of the city council , OF
the city of Los Angeles, adopted May %, 1898,
directing this notice, notice Is hereby given
the 18th day of May, 1893, opened, examined,
and publicly declared sll sealed proposals or
bids Offered for the following work, to.wit:
That q cement sidewalk six feet In width be
constructed along each side of said Alpine
street from the easterly line OF Centennial
Rtrest to the westerly line OF Upper Main street.
(excep pting such portions of stid street between
said points along which a cement sidewalk
has been constructed and accested). said side
walk TO be constructed ia accvrdanee with
specifications on f.le in the office of the city
clerk, said specifications being numbered
twelve
And thereafter, to-wit: ON the 22d day OF
May, 1893 awarded the contract foT SAID woik
20 the lowest regular responsible bidder to. wit;
rs GRAY Bros Artificial stone Paving company,
at the prices named for ssid work IN mis- pro
posal on lie, to-vit: 1tla cents per square foot
and that the sxid award has been approved by
CLERKS once, Los Angeles. Cal, May 49,
1893 G. A. LUCk kkN BACHs
City Clerk of the City Of Los Angeles.
5.29 It
The herald., 1893-05-29
SAN BERNARDrNo.


Another Irrigation Oompany-The Re-
Law Race-Notes.
SAN BERNARDrNo, May 28.-In the
past month a large number of corpora
tiona have filed articles OF incorporation
and afterwards met and elected officers.
They are all controlled by business men
and enterprising workers and no doubt
will be of great advantage to Southern
California in developing water, con-
structing canals and water routes,
bringing barren land out and placing it
on the market, etc. Yesterday another
company fled articles OF interpretation
with the county clerk. II will be known
as the Southern California Manufac-
turing Company. The term for which
it was Incorporated is 80 years, and the
capital stock ia $4,000. The directors
are Messre. John III. Dale, @. 3. White,
III. P. wilkinson, John r. Packard and
Jas. III. Todd. The purposes for which
the corporation was formed are to buy
and cell iron and steel In it's raw or
manufactured state; to manufacture the
same into pipes, boilers and other arti-
cles; to take contracts Of any character
that require iron or steel in any form to
| complete them to do any ditch work,
| UdHOQIY WOFk VI Ob1Ci WI n ACuCHnGiy
| for the proper carrying out OF any con-
| tract taken by this company; to buy or
sell real estate or other property, and to
do any and all acts needful for the pro-
per transaction OF the business OF the
company.
RELAY RACE.
The relay race between Riverside and
Los Angeles is creating much excite
ment among bicyclists in this city. A
number of the cranks will go to the
'Holy city" to witness the finish in that
place. The riders will probably be ar
| rayed in the relay as follows: O. A.
Cowan (starting from Riverside, miles
Will 8. Ruby, ~ miles; Wallace Derby,
6h miles; Ben O. Jordan, 81
miles to Pomona; Joe Wilson, 61s
miles; Carson Shoemaker, Z miles, to
| Puente; Casey Castleman, 10 miles, to
Ell Monte; Stanley Wilson, 6 miles, to
Six.Mile House; Lewis Fox, 6 milea, to
finish. The substitutes are Will D.
Wasson, Alex Varga and Ed WATSON.
The timers to Pomona will be M. M,
Millice, J. A. Simms, J. M. Johnson. w.
F. Knapp.
BREvTTIEs.
| Miss Glen Will is visiting in Ontario
Joe Lord is in Los Angeles on busi'
ness.
The Native Sons will parade on Me
mortal day.
| Miss Jennie Francis is visiting friends
in the Angel city.
Frank q. Prescott, one of Redland't
prominent attorneys, was in town yes
terday.
The probate and default calendars
were called in Judge CampbelPs cour
yesterday.
Louis Grant, the contractor, was no
ticed on the streets yesterday.
Senator Seymour left for South Riv
erside, from whence he will 90 to San
Francisco on business.
Judge J. T. Knox and wife went down
to Santa Monica last evening to remain
over Sunday.
A number of friends of Mr.. and Mrs
W. O. Maisr surprised them last even
ing at their residence, it being the fifth
anniversary of the estimable couple.
The California Comedy company be-
came stranded yesterday in this city
through lack oil funds. They played tht
evening before and yesterday TO small
audience, but the opera house manager
would not allow them to open last even.
ing till they paid hall rent, which they
could not do.
The herald., 1893-05-29
GET RID OF IT,


If you have Catarrh. Don't merely
relieve it for time with poisonous,
irritating snuffs and strong caustic
solutions. While you seem to be
getting help, you may be getting
harm. Stopped m this way, it's
usually only driven to the lungs.
You're worse off than ever.
But you can get rid of it COM
pletely, with DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. That's been proved over
and over again, in thousands of the
most hopeless cases. BY its mild,
soothing, cleansing and healing prop
critics, Catarrh in the Head and all
Catarrhal affections are perfectly
and permanently cured.
Some physicians will tell you that
Catarrh can't be cured. They mean
that they can't cure it. DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy can.
And to prove that they believe
it, the proprietors of this medicine
will pay $500 for an incurable case
of Catarrh.
They don't see one often, but
they'll pay the money when they
The herald., 1893-05-29

Sharpless in the land business in this
city. Mr.. shsrplesa will open an Office
in Los Angeles.
]. T. Kerr of San Jacinto was in town
yesterday.
g. II. Hodges OF Riverside was vis-
itor to this city yesterday.
The G.. A. r. attended services in the
Presbyterian church this morning.
The Maccabees are going to Santa
Monica Tuesday in great force.
A quiet wedding took place at the resi-
dence OF w. II. Glass In this city Tues
day. Miss Isabella g. Cannon and
George w. Sargeant being the contract.
ing parties. Rev. o. ii. Spoor officiated.