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The herald., 1893-05-18

bond, pending the decision of the supreme
court.
the owl club had a delightful evening at
Harlem springs last night.
Miss N Il. and Mrs. ]. r. Bunker left yester:
day for the worlds fair. they will yisitst fhui
en- route.
Father stock man arrived IL the city Monday
evening, after an absence of over year wnlcn
he spent In foreign countries. he was Ten
defed reee ption and banquet.
O. Sanders was awarded $500 for land
taken In the condemnation suit, ana FlVuV
damages to the land not taken. The oity oi
Redlands sought to condemn right OF way Ior
storm water drain.
Tomorrow eyanfng our theaterg goers Will have
the pleasure ef witnessing the production OF
Beau eTummell by Richard Mansfield ana .
the China men Of this city do not seem to
worry ovsr the recent action OF the supreme
courts decision. They are OF he opinion
that the Six Companies will look after their in'
ter. sis.
The city bosrd of trnstses did the right thins
last svening in allowing 0nicsr Honey we'll pay
while he is laid up.
The ladies of the First NJ church give a
stra wbeTfy social tomorrow evening In the
sunday school rooms.
Tie supervisors ye.terday appointed an exec
utive worlds fair eommttoe, TO look after the
expenditures fot that purpose. /. =. Ingram,
J. W T1tbott and /. w Lord were placed on
the COMMITTEES whose business IL will be to Ia
sure economy ana supervise all matters per-
taftin9 to this county.
This eltY traHtees last evening read an ordi.
nance for the frat time requiring all saloons to
close from IL o'clock, midnight, I'LL o'clock
in the morning ana 6und3ys. The penalty
attached for disobeying he ordinance is not to
exceed 5000 fine or imprisonment for ZOO days
or both
Robert Ginnison and S. Murphy two In
ebfiAted gentlemen arrestsd Yesterday for dis
turbiag the peace, were fined $40 each for theIr
fun by Judge Knox.
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SANTA MONICA.
A Barbecue Arrang ged for rsundsy-Locai
A Affairs.

A Barbecue Arrange for rSunday-Local
Affairs.
SANTA MONICA, May 1.-THE Various propri-
etors of reioris in the canon are fixing up
making additions and otherwise getting
rsady for the season which Emil Nowysrini
will inaugurats on Sunday by giving regular
old-style barbecue, with the concomitant fea-
lures OF Span III games, to wind up with dano-
ing which will undoubtedly be enjoyed by
the gallants present, with the dark-eyed
sehoritas for partners.
Tonight Seaside Lodge, l. o o. f., gives ball
in honor of he second anniversary of the in
stltutton of the lodge, at the opera house.
johnnie Bsssett Is visiting san Francisco, IT.
tending to business matters which required
immediate attention. j. A. Culp, who Is ex,
ceedtngly popular with eeasfders, is taking his
run on The southern Pacific during his alb
sence.
The Santa Fe is getting out new time card
which viii be in operation about June 1st
George W. Rfntz Is making many attractive
additions to the Crystal plunge.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Sweeney hsye rented the
Owe cottage, on Ocean avenue. Those in the
immediate neigh borhood say they hear nightly
Petes matchiete bassD profunds
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorham OF Los Angeles have
oompl eted arrangements 10 open hand laun-
dry.
The steamers San Mateo and Coils left today.
The Bonita is expected next week.
NJ. e. Gamberi has associated Mr. Dauphini
with him in the Delmonico restaurant, and
Will open on Sunday next
The following form jolly party st Bellevue
cottage, who have lett duh care behind: Mrs.
G. w. KentznsAr and family OF Chicago, Mr..
=. McEwan and Miss McEwan OF Bay City,
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advised by wire OF the arrival tonight OF the
steamship Santa Rosa, bringing for this port
240 tons iner ahRndlse and AZ passengers.
The YOUNG Redoudo Rasebail club will play
a match game with the Young Tufts-Lyon club
OF Los ANGELES Saturday, May 10th, at the
Chautaugua Rrounas,
Dr., d. Randall OF Norwslk, Ca. ais guest Of
Cant 70. II. Loneley at Red0ndo DR.. Randall
Is retired United states naval surgeon, end
and viii spend several weeks with his friend,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson of Los Angeles are
among the guests at Martin villa. Mrs. kergu-
sen will preach In q series Of meetings In Re-
dondo conducted under the auspices OF the
Union Gospel mission Aoeiety.
Mr.. Gsorge Rogge of San Francisco is at Mar
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. whiteley of Los Angeles
are foEniojlsd ut the Martin villa for lengthy
This mornings arrivals at Hotel Redondo
Dr.. J. M. Heifridss, oshlandi Miss Margaret
8 Little, Miss Mary +. Little. Lawrence Dun
ham, New York; Vim. Hyates and son, Mrs. IT.
WINS San Franoisco; DR.. and Mrs. Kirkpatfic,
Mrs Albert Woedeock, Mrs. O. M. wills Los
Angeles; Edward Z Howell London, Eng Miss
Blsnche Vinton, Miss vinton, Detroit; VIM st.
George Hail, oscar Washbutn, VIM. Know ton,
ean DIEGO; Mrs. II. H.Pitts, Miss Psrahs X,
Pitts, Master n. II. Pitts, Salt Like City.
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POMONA.
Proceedings of the Oity CounoII-Local
Notes,

Proceedings of the City CounciI-Loca1
Notes,
POMONA, May l7.--A good deal OF interest
was maniiested'by the large number of specta
tors present at last nights meeting OF the city
council.
The honorable board" completely ignored
tie petition OF the Dicyelists and that "strin-
gent law went through, which, according to
leading and considerations riders here, invites
disobsdisnoe OF the rules.
"A good deal o. the time was taken up In the
discussion OF the applications for saloon H.
censes, under ordinance 104 Mutually q Mon
tague are applicants; II J. Woollac0tt is an
other, and the last to appear sre Francis & Will
ton, who want to erect a brick building on
Main street, just south of the Central hotel, for
the purpose of carrying on saloon business,
providing the council VIII give lhem some as
license will be granted. Len Claiborne, as at
torney, appeared before the board and laid be-
fore them the wishes of the last-nsmed aspi-
rants.
The whole bntiness was taken under advise.
ment until next Friday evening.
City Marsh sl Lorbeer's application for an al
lowehce OF $40 per month for horse feed, upon
motion OF y Hutchinson was denied,
Manager 5imms OF Hotel Palomares ana
Steward Of the Pacific complained Of the
smount OF license which has been fixed, grant
Ing ho;e!s privilege TO serve wines and bseIs at
meal times for the modest sum OF So per
quarter.
In the eslirustion of both gentlemen the
license was entirely too much to pay, SIS their
respective sales during that period OF time
would not amount to the sum named claiming
they did not serve liquors for the profit that
was in IL, but TO accommodate their guests.
The matter was laid over 10 the next MEETING
A fter this somewhat busy session the council
adjourned.
RemeByi isassurred Of good mouse here to.
morrow evening, ThnrsdsY
The ladies' OF the DnitErian society will give
social at their rooms, corner OF Main ana
Third streets. on Friday evening. Supper from
to 1880 O'Clock.
Miss Nina Hacker, one of Pomonas mott
pleasant young ladiss,:with her mother de-
parted today 10 make Los Angeles her home.
by the city council last eveaing, it is compul-
sofy to place an alarm bell upon your bicycle.
Stien q Wiess have got them.
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of the lungs that's called Consump-
tion-through the blood.
But even with this remedy, it
won't do to wait. 1t can't make
new lungs, but it can make diseased
ones healthy when nothing else will.
AS a blood cleanser, strength re-
storer, and flesh builder, there's
nothing like it known to medical
science. For Scrofula in all its
forms, Bronchial, Throat and Lung
affections, Weak Lungs, Asthma,
Severe Coughs, and every disease
that can be reached through the
blood, it's the only remedy so unfsil-
ing that it can be guaranteed.
If it doesn't benefit or cure, in
every case, you have your money
back.
On these terms, it's an insult to
your intelligence to have something
else offered as being "just as good"
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Aetonishinw Fact.

SUSPECTED BY COMPARATIVELY FEw.-Things
that embody the most truth ara frequently
among the last to be realized. Incredible as It
may seem one In four have weak or diseased
heart, the early symptoms OF which are, short
breath, oppression, faint and HUNGRY spells,
len ankles, dropsy, wind In stomach, etc. Levi
Logan, buchanan, Mich. suffered from heart
disease 80. years. Two bottles of Dr. Miles
Heart cure cured him. ''The effects of your
New Heart Cure is wonderful" Mrs. Eva
Dresser, McGregor. Ia. This favorite remedy
is SOLD by G. II. Hsnce. III North Spring, on a
guarantee Get the doctors book, New and
Startling Fact, Tree.
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SAN BRRNARplNo.
Cotton Hoodlums Arrestsd-Locai News
Matters of Tnterest.

Cotton Hoodlums Arrestsd-LocaI News
Matters of Interest.
SAN BEeNARDINo May 17.--Early Wednesday
morniu three young men, CHARLES vining. E.
Ballard and Fagan,whO had driven over from
= Cotton for the purpose of paintag the town red,
were driving dowr Third street at a fast pace,
when Officer Honeywell undertook TO stop
them. He had almost brought the horse to
standstlll, when one ri the boys yelled to whip
the horse over the officer aud Kill him. The
animal was struck with the whip. whioh caused
hit TO rup away, dragging the ofdcer some dis.
tance He finally loss mis- hold on the Bride.
and was run over. 0fiicer Reed, with the assist
ance Oi omoer Heap, who appeared on the
soene. stopped the horle aud took the yonths to
custody and locked them up. Mr.. Honeywell
was seriously iDjured, and will bs laid up some
days, kxOmcef Clark appeared on the street
and TOOK his place on the force until be has re-
covered su1lciently TO tesume duty. The three
boys had their examination last evening before
resisting Al Officer. J. Fagan was fined BiO or
40 days IN jail; ". Ballard was asses ed $50 or
70 days in the county Dastile for his share in
the episode, while Charles vining was dis.
charged.
FoTEs
Byron Waters returned to San Francisco yes
terdiy.
Col A. B. Paris visited Los Angeles city yes
terday on business.
Azusa
:, E. Remenyl played to fair sized audience at
Gov rnor Merrill and party of Rialto left yes
tfrday morrfing for Chicago
M. M. Flory was severely hart the other even
ing by failing from the hose wagon
r. klllott, father Of z. d. Elliott OF this city,
lett for his home in Nebraska yesterday after
an extended visit.
The little yearold son of d. NJ Alvarsdo,
VINO on Monday was accidentally shot through
tne hea by cousin, while playing with re-
over the accident
J. 3 Hebron, member of the state board of
equalization, 10 In the city. DR.. X ating showed
MN -rouno lhe city yesterday Mr.. Hebron Is
paying his respects to Assessor Johnson
George knight left yesterday with a good
sized party fof Bear valley The heavy weight
OF the Iimes-Index and the lightweight OF the
Courier accompanied the party
Constable John Whatey yesterday arrested
the Mexican who picked up pistol dropped
BY Doc Goo Ian, of the Wild West show, san
day. Judge Fulton sentenced MIN to "a hours
in jail.
:, Sieve Hennessey, check clerk for the Santa
friends ana view the big fair
John wallace was yesterday granted decree
OF probable cause in department. one OF the sti-
peftor court, and bali admitted on S24O0
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Athletos OF The Preseot nav

J. E Sullivan, secretary OF the Amateur A N
letic union, president of the Pastime Athletic
club and athletic editor of The Sporting Times,
writes:
For years | have been actively conn ected
with athletic sports. I always found il to nv
advantage to use ALLcocK's PoRoUs PLAsrERs
while In training, as they quickly remove sore
ness and stifness and when attacked with any
ways used ALLcocK's with beneficial results.
have noticed that most athletes of the prea
ent day use nothing clse but ALLcocRs PLAs-
TERs"
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SANTA ANA.
Suicide of w. Is. Lacy Yesterday News
N0tea


Suicide of w. Is. Lacy Xesterday-N
Notes.
Santa ANA, Nay 17.--W. Lacy. cousin OF
DR.. John NJ, lacy and Sheriff Lacy, committed
suicide last night by tsking morphine. He was
o young man, about 30 years old, and has been
in Santa Ana for two years He has been drink.
ing aud was about the saloons last evening.
During the evening he was heard to say that
he intended killing himaalf, He Requested
PsIcy L. Nash 70 81 esp With him, and about II
o'clock asked Nash to give him dose of NOR
phine 20 make him sleep, After this Mash went
to slsep nnd was awakened by hearing Lacy up,
He had taken another lsrge dose OF morphine,
making 40 grains In all Nash called doctor
The yerdnt tonisht at the inquest was that
William BufoId Lacy came to his death by an
overdose OF morphine, taken with suicidal In
tent
The jury disagreed in the case of the people
vs.. Miranda.
jacobson Bros. have opened large harness
and seddlery ssts blishment.
News received from B. +. Gronard,, at Fort
MCKINNEY, states that be YES siicted a Win
ing. He Will start home with his son, whom
he sent for, a. soon as he Is able.
Thrip Is infesting the prune trees In this val
ley, according to !. N. Rafferty,. However, he
thinks that with proper care taken to destroy
tn m, they will do little damage.
morning.
Mrs. Strong Of Orange has gone to Michigan,
where shs Intends residing.
Mr. sawyer aHd two SONS OF London, England.
are visiting in Orange.
Mrs. B. Goodrich and daughter of Orange
start to the worlds fair tomorrow.
George Q. Byrsn OF Orange will enter medi-
cal college in the east, after visiting tue
werld's fair.
At meeting OF the fire department last even
ing the committee appointed to confer with the
CITY trustees in regard to the petition mhde by
the department reported, and were retained
until the trustees shall have announced their
decision.
P. B. Jackson spent Sunday end Monday In
CI&remont, the guest Of Prof Baldwin.
Twelve headers will be put to work on the
Ban Joaquin ranch next week,
Rev Mr.. PittinEer of Cotton will probably
deliver the orstion for 5edgwick Post, "A. R.,
on Decoration day.
Captain j. r. Cressy OF Los Angeles IL in San
ta Ana today.
Oranges are slowly advancing in price.
w, Ii. 6purgeon was exhibiting fheaf OF
wild oats eight feet long today.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE aoLLKNB BE0K,

Chas, B. Howard, O. A. Rathbun, Chicago;
MI. and Mrs. B. III. BI7umauer, Julius Plousfy,
q. W. Kinoaid, r. D. McQuiddy, Mr.. and Mrs,
w. 2. Blood and TWO ch.ldren, J 2 poolittle,
Crawford, Geo. b. Rowell. J. 9 Hereford, san
Franoisco; Or, and Mrs. q. y, Taggart, Tulare :
M. A. Bordes, Sparta. Ill; Mrs. =. y. Ashwor
Mrs. s. j Lopp. Pomona; E. L. Puett, M D.,
soldiers Hanie RI M Gilcrist, Oakland; Miss
Agnes Lane, Mansfield county; D. -Ohoate, San
St. jos: Mrs. and Miss Bryant, T. w tiolmss,
Gardene: 3. O. Seymour, Geo. D. koweli, san
Rernardin0. j. +. Gafvin, Joe Gallagher, New
D. q. Farman, sawton, q. a. Allen. sawton, Vt !
Mrs A. Kraemer, Fullertons =. L. Deekers,
KaneRa CITY.
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soventv-Fivo Convr1.,o..

A THRILLING ExPERIENcs. There is no one
bnt at some period in life has an experience
Such is the case OF John b. Collins OF Romeo,
Mich, who says From September to Jan,
uary, before using Nervine, i had at least rs
moTe attacks. DR.. Miles Restorative Neryins
also cures nervous prostraton, headache poor
memory, Dizziness, sleeplessness, neuralgia,
OF Valparaiso, Ind, and ]. B. Taylor of f.pgans-
port, Ind, each gained 20 pounds OF Aesh By
taking II. SOD bs g. 4. Hance, 177 North
free
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LONG BEACH.
The Steamer Duncan Arrives with
Wharf Mat0rfnI.

LONG BEACH, May 1.-THE steamer Alex
Duncan arrived yesterday with the balance of
the material for the new wharf, which will
now be completed in a few days.
Mr.. Decksr is the most popular man in Long
Beach.
Miss Juliet Graham started for the worlds
fair yesterday, to be gone several months
The Los Angeles Terminal road will put on
noon train about Juue 1st, which will give
three daily trains each way and make it the
most popular line to the beach.
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The following statement msde by Mr. Smith
carries weight with it, and will be good news
TO his many friends. He says
81 suffered for years from chronic catarrh of
the head, nose and throat, and during the past
year the trouble became very much worse.
had Intense pains through my head, and some
times roaring and ringing sounds that would
almost make me Wild. Ny hearing was so
much affected that 1t caused mr considerable
annoyance. NY nose was always stopped mn
with large hard Jumps There was a continual
disehsrge OF mucous into my throat. and in the
mornings it would cause me to hawk and spit
until was almost exhausted. l had severe
pains through my chest and under my should
ers. could not sleep we'll at night, and would
freshed.
y have been under the care of Or. De Monco
ard associates but q Short time, and have not
felt so we'll for years. / sleep we'll, pains have
all left me, and my hearing is wonderfully I'm
proved.
~ am very we'll pleased, indeed, and am
clad to give my statement, IL / can be Of anv
benefit to the public"
The herald., 1893-05-18
REpoNpp.
Shipping Arrivals and Dspartures-Lo-
cal Affairs.

REDoHDo BEACH, Nay 17.-The steamer Sill
yer Springs Captain Higgins, completed the
dischareesof her cargo OF lumber and railroad
ties this morning, and sailed at 10 a. IN. for
Huen eme, where she will take In a cargo of
grain for San Francisco.
The steamer Eureka, Captain Leland. reached
port at O'Clock 3. IN. from the south. She will
leaye for the north a. g 80 D. M, scheduls time
taking out from Reaonds So tons of freight, In
cluding 500 sacks barley, and heavy passen-
ger list for San Francisco.
superintendent Perry of Redondo wharf is
The herald., 1893-05-18
Items of Intarast,,

FOR CLEANLINESS and good cooking 20 to
the Now York Lnnch and Ice Cream pariors In
the Bryson block. MRS. L. A. HAMMOND,
Prop. 3
FIRST-CLASs ROOMS and best table board
ct anita Monica at Bellevue cottage lin con-
sction with Bellevue Terrace Los Angelss),
Ocean avenue. Mrs. 0. w. stewart, Prop.
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EGF Beware of those who advertise
free services and them charge for
medicines, or advertise free medi-
cines and then charge for services.
One visit will convince, Take warn
ing In time. ALI reputable physi-
clans are not ashamed of their names.
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nnnl,1a Infanffnida.

TACOMA, wash, May IL. Near North Yakima
yesterday the bodies OF two Infants were found
buried on J. W. Hlll's ranch. A servant girl
says she killed them and that Hin Is resnorsi'
brothers in the neighbsrhood are Connected
with the sffaif. No arrests nave yet been made.
The herald., 1893-05-18
mues, rerve and Liver Pills

Act on new prlneipa1-regulatipg the liver,
stomach and bowels through the nerves
biliousness, bad tasbes, torpid liver, piles, con
stipAtlon. Dnequalied for men, women and
children. SMALLEST. nildeEt, Hurest, Fifty doses
North Spring.
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Have You Catarrl
Read What Mr.. Il. B. Smith of
Pomona Says Publicly,
Remember, the Fiye-DOllar-a-Mont
Rate for Catarrhal Affections
Is Extended Buring the
Month of May.

During the Month OF May DR.. De Bfonco
and assoelates will treat catarrhal afgse-
tions at tho rate OF 80 month, and
furnish all medicines free until cured.
For all other diseases the price witl bs
low and uniform, according 20 the actual
cost OF tho remedisa required.
The herald., 1893-05-18
Passde ems Briefs.

Pasadena Office of the HsRALD, No. North
Fsir Oaks avenue. Advertis ements and sub
scriptions received
KERCHOFF-CUZSBR Mil and Lumber Co.,
corner btOadWnY amp Kansas Streets.
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REDLANDs.
a Fine Stretch of Grass and Hay
Notes.

a Fine Stretch of Grass and Hay
Notes.
RsDLAFDs, May IL d. Chambers our popu-
lar liveryman, has just returned from an ex-
tended tour through the hay and grain regions
about Beaumont, Banning, Moreno, Ailesandro,
Pertis, winchester and other points in River.
side county He reports the crops the largest
ever grown in those places Around Beaumont
and Banning tho hay harvest is we'll under way,
but in other places lt ia just about beginning.
the sreater portion will be left for grain He
is well pies sed with the country that he visited
and thinks this will be prosperous year for
the farmers in that section.
BRBvITIEs.
A. Cosgrove, of san Diego, is in town
DR.. w. G. Hammill, of Los Angeles, is in the
city.
Yuoiape and reports heavy raiu fall saturday.
Rev z: J. Invooi left yesterday for Chicago
to visit the fair.
G. H. Smith, of the Hotel Gogsth, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Arthur Main and wife, Of Moreno, Will soon
leave for the coGet on q visit.
Mrs. 4. p. Mallory, late of the Windsor h 7tel,
accompanied by her son. is in the city.
ester shaw and wife and M. .Wormer are at
tending the wedding of Clarepcs shaw and
Miss Kate Weidemsn in Los Angeles today.
Lee il. Utb has q ed an action Against John
Frey in San Diego county to quiet title TO the
vaters of 3au Lnis Rey river aud Its tributaries,
VIII re 1t crosses Utt's land
mass meeting % the citizens OF the Ale
sandro irrigation district has been called for
next Saturday evening at she school house for
the purpose OF discussing the atustion of the
district.
Harvey A. Lee, OF Texas, who has been at
Mrs. Bsrretps lodsing, died at noon today.
shipped to Texas whore. els wife and children
reside.
The herald., 1893-05-18
Harrin Yaarlinea for eale.

SAN FRANCISCO May II = John Msokay, su-
peri intendent of D Haggins stock farm, hiss
started for New York With 1913 yeaflings, to be
sold at Morris Park next month, at the sixth
annual Haagin sale. The lot contains 10 of
the get OF BalvatOr.
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WILL Pnnnr ~ nnat.

Independent of the compact" nee Bssker-
vile, y North Main Lanfranco buildingJ and
save money.
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Lnnr Ranch Nolan.

FOR GOOES at Los Anglers prices go to VIM
Schillfng's oornor of. Pine asd Second streets
Clean, fresh stock of groceries, dry goods, boots
and shoes, etc.
The herald., 1893-05-18
UNCLE SANS
Trusty Lieutenant, Mr.. e. B. Smith,
Postmaster at Pomona, CAL,
Makes Strong Statement.

Among all the well-known oitizens of Po-
mona none aFe hstser or more favorAbly known
than Mr. B. B. Smith, Postmaster.
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Catarrh can be cured. The worst
cases yield to DR.. Sage's Remedy.
The herald., 1893-05-18
Poison Oak-maiI,s Orenm sal,
Fire Insuranos Rater Reduc.a

viii give. immediate relief and cure in 2i
hours. 20 and 5oc, OF & vaughan's drug
store, Fourth ana Spring sts.
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Closing out sale Eckstrom & strasburR, so7
and 400 S0ath Main street..
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RECO YERED
sound health.

For every con-
aumptive who
hasn't delayed
too long,
there's a posi-
tive cure with
Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical
Di s c o cry.
just as it cures
the worst of
the many forms
of scrofula, SO
it cures, and
Just as certain
ly, the scrofu-
lous affection
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"Evening Song to the virgin" ........

evening song 70 the virgin ..-.......-...
......................Cs Cadets Fay and Ward
"lrlee as Bird to the Mountain" Cadet Ward.
Solo and chorus with ffe and drum companf-
nent, by twelve boys of company B. Band
from Whittier state school.
Remarks on the work of the Whittier State
school,. Superintendent DR.. Walter Lindlev.
Selection. -. 90. Whittier state School Band.
Selection from bohemian Girl." Piano and
violin. n...............B .Bmily and Retto Curtis.
Recitation. ....................Pr Professor Mood v.
Violin solo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss Fov
Recitation. on..................Miss Ethel Stewart
Vocal solo -......-....-.-.Mr J.J. Sch al lert
Grand musical selections ...J. j. schallert,
Mrs.. Schsllert, Miss Knickerbocker and other
noted artists, accompanied by Prof Wilde.
"Who Shall Inhevit?" pleasing little drama
by several young ladies'
sion rs cents
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Entertairment and Social.

Turnverein hail, Thursday evening, MAY
18th. Kntertainraent and social to assist Rev.
A. Nontenarelli IN paying for church and res
tdence now being erected at Whittier.
pRocRANHu