davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-09-11
Gin perirrter Gate.

Cine fem ausie6enbe Game, in 6eren
8e9leitung iib brei biibibe &in6er, Elm
&nabe unb 3tpet MGbben befanben, Srau
s. q. Suuipan, BON 632 ., IA. StraBe,
Seem port fla9te beute 8ormitta9 Dem
Gicbter 8roDtpeu, oaB ibr @otte nit Cora
6rienb, Die Tie bereits am Samitag bate
Derbaftcn laiien, in $50. 2979 Cottage @rope
Q(pe. ais Otann unO 6rau SulammengeIebt
babe. Den BRET &inbern floiien Die beQen
GbrGnen iiber Die Nangen, ais ie tbren
8ater neben ietner GDncubtre auf Der Q[n7
f~lagebanf iaben. 9aS Gltelte &ir6, Elm
Wtabcben BON 16 Sabren, i~euf3te laut unb
bdr9 ibr @eiibt III ibrem Sai6entucb.
Srau Suliuan iob blei6 a6cr enti6loiien
aus, pQbren6 ibr @atte ln6 GOra iebr
nerbOS ericbienen. Der Nicbter berlbob
bic 8%erban6lung auf mor9en.
Srau Sulipan er3Gblte, 6aB ibr @atte
tie in Stem OOrf Dor etpa bier Monaten
Derlalien babe unb nacb Chicago getpmmen
lei, UNI 8eitbdfti8ung 3u iu9en, Nnfan9s
bate ct lift etni9e Wfale gelbrieben, bann
ober licB CT NIGHTS mebr BON iib b0ren.
6rou SuuiOan fam bierber unb fanb i'm
nit @Ora Srtenb Suiammenlebenb. Guilt
BAN mill feline QGusiagen crit BEL Ser Ser
D%anolung lelbit macben.
, 1893-09-11

beiaB Srau GornieIi su bieI @ei0maf.
Sic iab an Oieiem Nbenb iebr Dortbeilz
bait aus in ibrem beltotropfarbigen, NIT
@0l6iptben belebten S9leppfleibe bon
i6wcrer Seibe unD ser 9iamanbipunge in
Dem nacBti6ipar3en Saor. @ltiobctbs Siere
ltdben fleinen &opf i9miidte nur Die
Strablenfrone tbrer Docbouf9efdmmten
blonben 2odcn, ite Bate tpaiierblauen Sin
nit einem @etpinbe BON tpeiBen 2DtOse
blumen un6 iilbernem Sbtlf ongelegt.
Die a%tipelenben Srauen betracbteten tie nit
9~teu9ier ober 9teto, ale Wtdnner betputoere
ten ite, baS bate fife lofort beim @intreten
in BEN SaoI gefiiblt. Sic bGieb unbefanz
gen, entbielt itA ie6es aufmunternben
8liGes, ba5 r;etben tbr &Gu9beit uno So@
fetterie Suglei3. SIS entging 2aDtnia aber
nibt, baB Die iun9e SGn9erin iicb gang
itcber betpe9te III Dem frcmoen &reile uno
faum elmer @rmutGi9ung ibrerieitS be-
ourfte. Sic ent8og iiA trObOem nicbt ibrer
Yfltcbt alS Q8irtbin, ben reuen Salt beion@
berS 3uporfommenb gu bcbanbeln, un0 ais
nGc6ltliegenOes @eiprd6Stbema madbte tie
Gliiabetb Compliments iibcr ibr 9ebilbalS
Qmelia. 9as iun9e Mtd6ben fiiblte iib
aufridti8 9lilfli6 iibcr Bic 9~iittgcn Borte
Der etnit 10 bobgefeierten 9tDa, Die 9emut6
utb 8eicbeibcnbeit, pelcbe ite in ibre 9lnt1
mort Ie9te, mar ecbt unO ut8etiinitelt,
GOrtiebuuq fOIstl
, 1893-09-11
2IQrRf6ertc6f
6 AicQ4p. II. Sept.

GDtca9o IL. Sept.
SOlgenbe 8reiie tpurOen BEL 9r0Beren
Yortieen %er3ielt:
8utter, bette Creamery aare, 243
@25c, cute 22-23c, mittelmGBtge 200
213c. 9atrp, bette, 22(023@c, mitteL9ute
unO CUTE 20@21c, TRIGGER Bading StO6
133@14c.
8utterin, bette Creamery 18c,
recbt i60ne 17c, 9airD 1896 II. 149c fir Sic
bette; in v0tOaS" ODER tIeinen @ebinOen &c
me6r.
&aie, bette O6uu Cream Gbeb6ars",
8@83c, rStptnS" 8@83c, Ooun9 2tmerica
8(G93c, nocb0emadbter S6ipeiser 113@12c,
u8rtf" 93@10c, 2ir16urger 9@93c,
@ter, gang triicbe, 14@143c oas
9uben6.
&ortoffeIu: 2(ls 8anlas 65@68c
aus 98iSconitn 60065c.
W6tsteD: SLIP.
@eflii9el, leben6igeS: SutfeD $50
C; 6iDncr: 6e1nen 9093c, 6Gbne
-@-c, Gnten 8@9c fir lebenbige; @anie,
lebenbi8e nit ben gan8en Tebern $4,000
5000 per Dubenb. Spring G6i6ens" 10
O. bas Yfuno, DO, 6dbne $1,000 bas
Yfunb.
@emife: 8etBfraut aus SQtnOi8
75@85c, uSmeet @orn" 5@7c baS 9ubenb
Nebren, 8lumentobl $1(@$1.10 boS &tlt@
CHEN, ySneet 8otato6" aus Baltimore
So. 75@3, 85 oaS SAT-, 3omaten $1@$1.25
per 8Ul9el fir bteii8e, Selerie 10000
DaS 0ubenb.
8obnen: 8efte DNoOieS" $1,75@
100, mittclgute 81 .6O@$1.65, nit Der
Wtaidbine geretni9te $1.4O(0$1,50
Obit gcb6rrtcs: 9lcpfel, tiinitIicb ges
troGteteS, 1000 b0S 8funb, an Der
Some ge00rrte nGrblibc 5(063c, 8firitcbe
506c, 8romtbccren 6@7c, 6imbecren
230243 GaliforntibeS: NpricoIen l4W
16c, nic1t ~geldbdltc Eftriicbe SOLE, ge@
lbdlte 22024c; 9flaumen 9@13c; Ho7
1iuen: 2pnbpn 2apers $1,65@2.0O baS
, 1893-09-11
6wei9=Of1een
- be5 -
N~be1Oblatt Der 81. Staatsz 3eituma.
0fficea g eIepbon $40, 635

OfftcesGelepbon $40, 635.
Our 9eouemIi6feit uuIerer auseiqeubeu Runoen boben
mir nit ben lnten 9eIonHten 3erren eiu Mbfpmmeu oe,
troTen, lpouo9 bel henIetben an5eigen au9euomnIeu
ioerbeu Sl beulelbei YrelIen. als lpellH bieIelbeu brett in
Der Expedition Der Salupis GtaQtsaeihlng oboeoebem
iperoerI. Nusei9eu Ipipie Announcements fbunen an 6ieIcu
perI6ieOeHen 9laBeH ba IL abr @tittaeS ~abge9ebsn
SiOrofeite.
6. Miemer s. 8enban, &pOtbeter Gde @enter-gtr. uuA
Nortb 0arf Ioe.
uuD 557 Seo9lpid=Str., @de WteuDmDnee.
&unolpb, &9obe, Appt6eter, 54 u. Glarf=5tr. @efe
81. 5. Jie.Ider, 28e 81. Marfet.etr., ede 0at.9tr.
SiiGpfs RbarlnaCD, APO 2iUcoln Npe.
6enrp S1aucr, &pOtDeter, PA siucpIu aoe, Gde 9or.
9nt. :. &leu3e oeut16er apotbefer, 1901 Belmont gpe.
SuItns VI. 3dtnot bsttIder apotbeter. Gde @lpbourn
81. s.. Sonfe, beutI0er Npotbefer, so Ot Gbtcooo Mbe
Ottoss PRarutecps Gtfe @lnbourn &oe. uab aarrabee.
6. S. @fannitjeL a~potbefer, RuIb.str. ede geaeOae
6. ~. gesiDs, 2pOtDeter, mri94tluoOO Abe. ede @pef.
feb Moe.
Mfrsb 81. 8Oe, apOt9efer, se7 SHEFFIELD gpe. uube gset.
IiuQtpn.
6ris grnnpOff. apOt3eter, Alb 0f aOrtD Abe, Gds
6. S. Rt9ter, @potbster, 146 Fullerton Qpe,. uabegsrrs.
mObsrt gOgeIIong, a%pOtbeter, 254 2aptOn.etr. eae
@bog: 8; GelDtomp, a~pOtbeter, 1927 81. GIart.str, ede
Barring s eOn, aputAefe. eurrobee.etr, eds gloa.
batpf=Gtr.
6. s. @laB, apptbefer, 1877 81. SoIfteo-str.
&ugeu Q8ebGr. 445 81. @lart=9tr, SIZE 9ipiIion.
u. WtortenS, Npotbefer, III @entre=Str.
8eder Bros apotAeter. 1852 &mcplu ape, gde
Ghpol=Str.
&enrp 3. 8Qte, Npotbefer. 12S 81. Glarf.Str.
gilbert @orges, aotpbeter, 1912 & ncoIu QIpe., Gde Bel.
81. M. aetS, GpOtbeter. 81 0n MOrtp gus, ede GIeOe.
Iano Npe.
SISTettc.
GrtdE biele, gabfoIgsr oOH 9eurp gtrDtb, PIP grter
Otto @Dlsou. @potbefer. 2l69 @rder gpe., ecfe %. Ctr
i. &tIt. MpDtbeter, 2727 Gtote=Str.. @de %. Str.
Y. y: Bitter, Appthefer, 434l 9. 9ollteo.Str.
Ut. Werfmeiter, @pptpeIer, 3459 State Str. Gfe 81
Str. :" o
s. Sprpr,dl. ~2tpothefer. 81. Ctr. uno mauoee=5tr
@9enosI & SprsIep, 2505 @rdper @oe. Gfe 9. SolTteo.
Str. S"''"-
gberrs p9asnGep, Gde State ano gOIt-gtr.
8. S. Etiher, Dertlde Apotbete. 9YoboIh Nns ,rh 1e
Ctr 3elephuu South PAT. ""' !"
Ut. y. Braun, 3I00 @eutlp ortb Ios, Gtfe 81. ctr
=. 6. aregBler, &~pct0efer. 26l4 Gotte0e @rope IN.
@Sentlnorib Nnc. .@l9!eloppb. Seleobnn 5l3, '
6. npN Soer1noHu, Npotbeter. ~ 26. GtUr, Gee S5ouon.r
Stpbert (: &eltertng. A~potsefer 260l 6. ooIiteosStr
Gde 20. Gt=.,
$. 20. @iifOr0, sppthefer. 81. Str. unO mid,ioon gne
, 1893-09-11
Fatale manoIun0.

r9(uf sum Olpmp!" 10 rtefeit SIT,
Som @eniuS b%eicelt;
SnbeB Elm Ocnius, Ser nibts ibafft,
Sat BEN 8eruf perfeblt.
On tbotcit ni6t8; bocb idbpclsteif bu
SIN 0OroltS icbon auf = Bump!
SEPT beiBt bel Dir nicbt mebr 8 lp NJ y
9fun iagen fie: 80 9ump!v
, 1893-09-11

aift3en, Musfoteler $1.2691, 35, loie
406c.
Obit frii9es: 9(epfel 81 .OO@1.75 unb
S .00@3.50, ie nab Ser Site, 8ananen
50c(@1.25, gitronen $3.50(94.0O 10, 6loz
ribaer Oran9en $-.-@-.-, 8rom6eeren
$1.25@1.5O, 8firitche nit lolem &ern
g 81 30(035c 6er &orb.
, 1893-09-11
=Mtt5eiGe.

&tn9maIb, &0fe- geliebtes gGeib bon Iranf g.,
1torb om Sonntag Mor9en. 8eerbi9uu9 BON Ser @ob=
nIlng tRrer @ltern, Wtr. uno NtrS. Sames @roipe, 434
US. a. Str, ot Sienlto9 Wtprgen, ben IL. September,
nm 10 uer nab Der oetltge 5onilie=8ir4e, mo- Elm 9Ob=
, 1893-09-11

- Inter GROCER 8etbeiligtng fanb beute
MOr8en bas 8egrdbntB BON Ntdbarb 90.
6oOleD itatt. Inter Ben 9eibtragcnoen be-
fanben it6 pteIe &iinitler unb iolcbe Berioz
men, bic nit Dem Sbeater in 8e3iebung
ftehen.
, 1893-09-11
3m fanfen geln6t.


On faufen 9eIu0t: Suite 8dderet, tpenn m6glit
- mn Store Srabe. nit @ugabe ME bod Die Gent nn0
Seaie. Abreile: w. 135 StaGtsstg.
, 1893-09-11
8erihiehelles.


0bbne, Notet, Gent 8iqs. idledte @duIbeu traenb
.. 8raOp, @OuntD'@ oHitabler, s6 Giftb abe, SiusmerS J.
15oolW
, 1893-09-11
NbenOblatt Der sSG. 9taats= 3eitunq

III III peH uHleH oH9e9epeHeH Sel9uIleH az ga
NorSfeite.
6. Semmer. 1893 2incOIu @be.
q. 6. STEPHAN, 1850 2iHColu Nos.
403 9roB Mpe.
402 &oscoe Bouleoarb.
q. st. 2eInffe, 1921 Belmont Qoe.
g. SoIomou. 17A @Iorf Str.
6. 81. Mtoore, 442 8tucolu Noe.
Son Golabs, 485 9iucoln @pe.
6. o.. Sap. $40 SincolE Noe.
Sront @ogner. 597 2incoln Ana
SoIepb Mtunt, TAT &incoln &oG
6. Neubaus, $40 &iHcoIn Noe.
@m.1 opIor, l017 8iucoln Mne.
SO Betting. 1925 @larf Str.
@o*ber. 457 Start Str.
9Srau &%inbemann, 421 Start eta
8. 81. 8Gr, 313 @lort ctr.
@. q. Monen, 267 @lnrt ctr.
81. Serinoun. 161 @lart ctr.
S. q. &e9eu, 5l3 glarf Ctr.
s.. 8eGner, 590H Start Str.
Sonb Bros.
@. Soppmanr, 1857 Start Oh.
s. Smitb, 981 @lorf Ctr.
Srau 6. Malfer, 453 @ea8 5tE
90. &utberfpro. 500 mels Str.
Surubuu, 545 98eas ctr.
so. 6. SGn.iot, $50 @ens 5tr.
6. 30. Slpeet, 707 @e1s ctr,
Spbn Starr, 290 @eQs ctr.
9. @urrie, 500 @eas ctr.
6. Gieie, 3A Meas Str.
8. Siler. 1863 meas Str.
4rulrt, 119 Me4S Str.
SoDu BERT. 141 gaeas Ctr.
SObu 8udlee. 211 @eas ctr.
Grau 6. SObuipn, 276 @eas ste
6. Mociug, 100 Mens Str.
8. 9aGor. 383 mens Str.
e.. Sertan, so Mens Ctr.
8. Q8ebGr, 1876 Sarrobee Ctr.
9offmtann, 464 &orrabee Ctr
g.. Berger, ST. &arrobee Str.
5rau g. Wtor9au, 225 9ipifion Sts
Sbe Columbus, $40 3ipiIion ctr.
G.tM. @bite, 1917 0iptliou Str.
g. 6. gtelIou, 334 9toiTiou Str.
G.. @uberIon, 317 9iptiion ctr.
$. Miiaer. 81 g3iaolp str.
$. q. @bmouu, 66 MiQop Str
s.. S1urteG. 81 Stote ctr.
s. I. 9iebL 255 Gleoelanb ans
8. G6urf, 391 Sebgtpid Ctr.
80. s. MeBler. 5S7 Se5gtpit StL
81. Gu9el. 1893 Seb9tuif Str.
&reuier, 282 Seb9tpid Str.
eYobn Stein, 294 Seoaipif StE.
9itties, 1852 Geb9pid Str.
60 too En,ra,r ~+g S9u az"
q fmn,a 900 Gm,mnnn' G"m.
- Sn 49, og @rsr
60. So 20 So"
6. S0ro6er. 31G Marfet ctr.
@''pIUt"o ~ ~'"gHl"l'"' ooA "'1'"' SIs
S"tteHo''9, 80 =" ~"
NJ
Ot"" ~ '"p", r. S"9'n'e W"
@N9. Cp@"o[", TH e"9'"l'
@euS, @uoeE l euHc''e DE
'"'"6 S'W'"I'e'"' @o' ''"IV Sl'
e.>xxA.
Ano'loF'um Po%l
S"tor'" @ole''
Se"'"9loh 9U'e@
sS1aHo So'tt'
G1'@pgS So'et'
StttR9'On QOla
90 eoh9reB Sr'
VI IoantS Str.
III 9oH Slren @tr'
I!o SorfilOn Sr"
- g@tltlp" S'E
SA"'' @0's'' d. S'r' uhO Wo0"l0 @os
@eitiette.
eeun. 1000 so. Hprtb Sine
podbpr S87 81 mon(plnnnh gTn..
WtIfnr s72M GoTfnrrio Mne
s,nphns o9a 81 goIiTornio Sns
11osterbo,,5o 11es - GoI,fn,,,;o mn.
, 1893-09-11
3m utietbe1t geIn6t.


On mtetbeu 9eiu9t: Sine Gptta9e pun 5 bis 6
~ 3tnlntert nit i6Duer Yaro unb St1a fur etu 9Iero,
Lur elm gbepaar obne 8inoer oerantportli6e &eute. -
inter Aor.: Il. 1873 Staat55tg.
, 1893-09-11
Gteaemgeiu6e.


~ ell Cb t: BARTENDER erlter &laiie ipiini6t 8eI9Gfti.
W gung. 9eite RefereH8eu. Sr. Santprt,
1913 SHoiann ctr.
, 1893-09-11
gu berleiben.


~ efb-6ebrau6eU Steetnas
W 9Bir p~erleibeH @elb i'll groBen nber fleiHen Suutmen
ami NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. QianDs. 9fsroe. 9g6qeR
uno Sagerbonsi1eine 81 iebr %nieorigen &ateu NIB au
lfoe 6slleeI9e GET Ap8agian9sn per aH!sibea tnnHeH
3inieH reDu5trt peroen.
@.6icagD 81 ortgase Span 60.
SO Ga Salle1tr, (9ouptflur), erfter Jlur iiber Der Stra5e
24aglStgtH1o
t6ete 3H oerIet9eu auT llbren, 9iamanteR,
S1r'udloden, Sepebre, Yiftoien etc. hbGiter
grets bea9blt tr altes Sob. Stlber uHb gbelfteiNe bel
&ol1 r. 9onrelo & 60. 11S Dearborn 9trabe.
, 1893-09-11
SinansieueS.


& 1000 81 erite Mortgage AMI Saus unb 2 Gotten.
y 5oblbar in 2 Sabren, nit $40 8erluft s1 %perfaufeu.
9lp3t mtaG Sa19e, 5 Os9Do6=Str.8
, 1893-09-11

Me II d t: Sin trdfti9er 1un9er Morn nit gutter
" S1uler8ieRnng Der en9lii4en Sprate binretbeno
ar6sitg s1 'p p%eTri Hfe4"'' @SreTfis u 4. gI : s toStgU ttsua.
8ien3t
, 1893-09-11

Niefu9t: @lne 6rou IuGt @dI6e in unb anger benz
3ouIe, Oftiee:gteini9en Dber ionlti9e Arbeit. lab
Shtller Str., 8aIement. 9Ip3t
, 1893-09-11

Melu9t: Sine beuti9e odtbare @ittlpe ans gutter
6amilie iubt cine Stele ais 5ausbdlterin in elmer
&rofft 378 25. Str, 9ieuit9g Hnb Msittlpo9 gtab=
mlttag. l1lp2t
, 1893-09-11

@eln1t: Gin S6ubmo6er, Der iein 6eI91ft griinbs
lid perItebt 6anilieuDater, iuGt 8eibGftiounQ fir
8eparatlren ober neue Nrbeit. @br.: Sermann Sanee,
AoDnoale (GbicagD) YD1toTfice. 8Ip3f
, 1893-09-11

* +: gacer, 2. Sanb an 8rob, iu6t arbeit
W Sta6t pber &auo. aoreiie: 4 State Ctr, l.
6llr=Sfice. 11ip2t
, 1893-09-11
S0nmdterinI.


On bertoufeu: go1material oaer @rt, Suatber
~ SSeniter, Sbiirer, BriGS, Ylunl6in9 Wtaterial.
@biCoap S,Dlie gprecftnQ 60. 3O1I@. 6alfteh Str
21nn3Ot
, 1893-09-11

Meiu9t: SGnetber, iuu9er Wtonu, pinI9t barternoe
8el9aTtt9nn9i 9ebt ortb aufs SaHo. &oreiie: w.
, 1893-09-11
0eih1fts= Differentiation.

On D~ertaufen: Salopn uno &e1taurant, nabe
- NtabiiOn nnb @larf Str. abr.: II 3 Staats3t9.
lDu1t
, 1893-09-11

&eiu6t: Sin iuuger 3eutider, Der eugliI6 unG
" oeuti9 Ieieu uno id}reiben uub quite Gmpfeblunger
o~or5eigen fam, iubt ir9eublpelbe 8ei9dfti9Eng. Abr.
6. Z. g. 687 90. Gbica9o &pe.
The herald., 1893-06-03
coLp STORAGE PAVILION.

hibit icemaking and cold storage, and
the Hercules Iron Works company,
which is building 1t, complains that too
little space has been allotted to make
proper exhibit or show the Importance
Of the industry.
The structure is to be 1870 by 255 feet.
five stories in height, with four towers,
each 100 feet high, for observatories, and
a central one 1871 feet high, which is to
be utilized as the smokestack and to do
duty as an architectural ornament. The
builders claim it will be the most artistic
snokestack ever erected. Atleast eighty
tons Of ice will be manufactured daily
by the most approved processes, different
methods being employed and all the ma
chinery so disposed that most of the
process can be witnessed by visitors.
Icemaking has been practiced for many
years and yet very few people know any
thing about it. The machinery will en-
ploy five engines, no two alike, with
dynamos and air pumps Of various pat
terms, the object being to illustrate al
the ways Of making ice. In the same
way all the methods of cold storage viii
be shown. Architecturally the building
Is In the Romanesque order.
The herald., 1893-06-03
POMONA.
The Unitarian Conference OF Southern
CaliforniaINotes.

The Unitarian Confsrsnce OF Southern
California--Notes.
POMONA. June 2.-The conference OF
the Unitarian Society of Southern Cali
fornia has just closed its annual session
here, to the satisfaction OF all interested.
We notice this morning in passing
around that the First Unitarian
church" OF Pomona ULYSSES G. B..
Pierce, minister), has a rather unique
method of drawing attention to its SER
vices-by leaving neatly printed blot
ters in the banks, hotels, Offices and
poatofice, announcing for June a special
series of sermons, entitled Plain Words
About the Bible, to which all are COR
daily invited, the opening sermon
subject, Is It So2-being on Sunday,
June 4th, in McComss hall.
Two or three teameterH are now haul
ing lumber and material to the power
house in San Antonio canon. Yesterday
one OF them, Mr.. McGeary, had the mis-
fortune to break his wagon down.
Three bus loads of visitors went to
San Antonio canon yesterday-one from
Ontario and two from Pomona.
The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. B.
Westerman regret to learn that their
little daughter, Margerie, is i'll.
Mrs. Chaplin, her friends will regret to
hear, ia reported on the sick list.
Franchise or no franchise is the street
discussion. By all means let it be q
franchise.
Friend G. II. Marshall is widow for
the time being, Mrs. M. being in the
Climate city OF San Diego for few days.
Miss Bates, cousin OF Miss Getya
Camp of this place, who has passed some
time in Monrovia and Pomona, left here
this morning for her home in the east.
Josiah Alkire, one OF Pomona's elder.
ly citizens, but young in spirit, visited
Los Angeles today.
Phil Stein, ex- president OF our board
OF trade, and one OF Pomona's progress
i've business men, took run to the An
gel city this morning.
Mai. George l.. Draper, for a Ions
while guest at the Hotel Palomares
leaves in q day or two for his home ir
Burlington, vt. The major will take in
Chicago and the worlds fair on hil
route. He will also visit Lexington
KY, and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. Shaw and hel
mother, Mrs. Frances, leave in a day o.
so for their old home in Burlington, W
Bon voyage, say their friends.
What aids the merchants is an ad
vantage to the public at large, 80 lett
have the Southern Pacific. Grant thl
franchise. Delays are often dangerous
The average schoolboy has at leas
two happy school days--the fall begin
ming and the summer closing day. l
will not be long before he will enjoy th'
latter.
Baby carriages as well as bicycles ar
quite popular in our city, being seer
in respectable numbers daily on ou
streets.
A cantata, Holy City, at the N. E
church, June Goth, is looked for will
interest.
Elias Bixby of Lovdaburg vicinity wa
in town today. He leaves shortly for
visit to his old home, Sedalia, Mo-, ant
the worlds fair.
Rev. Sheldon of New York is on visi
to his brother near Lordsburg.
The herald., 1893-06-03
REDLANDs.
Mass Meeting on Redistricting-Loca
Happenings.

A Mass Meeting ON Redistricting-Loca
Happenings.
REDLANDs, June "A macs meeting
was held yesterday afternoon at 8
N5slasls.atotAAsitgubsll lt8ld diiacAas Il tbss ttbs,
The remaining four districts are so laid
out as to take in portion of San Ber-
nardino, and our people think they are
justly entitled to voice in the board of
supervisors. Randall OF Highlands was
present, and opened the meeting after
f. P. Meserve had been elected chair
man and E. f. Howes placed in the sec
retary's chair. Mr.. Randall stated the
object OF the meeting in a few well
chosen words, and said il was his opinion
that just and equitable apportionment
should be made. After lengthy dis
cussion the boundaries were placed so
as to include Redlands precincts, l, 2, 3
and A; Grafton, Mentone, Pass, San
Timoteo and such portions of Banning
and Beaumont as were not included in
Riverside county. Holcomb and Seven
Oaks may be taken in, but it was
thought preferable to allow them to be
placed in the desert district. The pro-
posed new district polled 1888 votes at
the last election and would make very
Just division of one-fifth of the electors
of the present county. A committee
consisting of Trustees Judson and
Glover, Judge Otis, Attorney Truesdell
and r. ]. Waters was appointed to con-
fer with the board of supervisors tomor-
row ard present the claims of this Sec
ton in the true light. Supervisor Ran
dali visited Highlands, where be ex-
pected to hold mass meeting last even
ing and urge the appointment of a
committee for similar purpose.
BREvIIIRs.
A. Ross has been appointed inspector
of the sewer system.
An enjoyable hop was given at the
Terrace Villa last evening.
w. T. Pleasants of Cotton is visiting
l.. p. Sayse for few days.
Mrs. H. W. Timmons is suffering from
malarial fever.
G.. Weber and wife left yesterday .ior
Bloomington, Ill.
Fred Acker has some fine specimens
Of gold bearing rock brought from the
mines near Perris.
In the future the city will bear half
the expense Of sprinkling the streets.
Heretofore the merchants and property
owners have been compelled to pay for
this necessary work.
Jacob Corbin was fined $40 by Justice
Camp for disturbing the peace Of the
Salvation Army meeting Tuesday even
ing.
Rev. @. A. Kingsbury and family will
leave Monday for the worlds fair. They
will also visit their old home in Newton,
Mass, before their return.
A special meeting will be held by the
city trustees this evening to consider the
queation OF umbering the houses, pre-
paratory to free postal delivery, which
is to be instituted in few months.
Harold E. Warren was rendered q
birthday party by his parents Wednes-
day, it being his fourth anniversary.
q. f. smith and wife and J. s. Robin
son have been the guests of w. F. White
and family for the past week.
The herald., 1893-06-03
REDoNDo.

shipping Arrivals and Departures-Local
Matters.
s8EPQAgQ @ BEASB lyme sa, a9Ths assa atea@ ssi
Diego, reached Redondo port at z o'clocI
this morning, landing nine passengerl
from San Diego. She got away for Port
Los Angeles at 10 am, schedule time,
having shipped from this port 90 tons Of
freight, including 1850 sacks of barley,
and 80 passengers for San Francisco.
The schooners Pioneer and Jewett,
with cargoes Of pine lumber, and the
steamer Navarro, with redwood lumber,
are due to arrive, all consigned to the
Willamette Lumber company of Re-
dondo.
Mr.. j. s. Danner of the house of Cert,
Schloes & Co., San Francisco, was
among the arrivals in this burg this
morning. Mr.. Danner's house are inn
porters direct from Europe and will ship
q large consignment of china and glass
ware to be landed at this port.
A. L, Newborn, representing George
Sawyer & Co., of Ell Paso, Texas, is
stopping at Redondo.
At an election held today for school
trustees, Ed. Maxey was re- elected to
serve years, and II. III. Venable re-
elected to serve 2 years.
DR.. Arbeely, the Syrian dentist, ar
rived this morning from Monrovia.
Harry Vann, the jeweller of Redondo.
returned last evening from a pleasure
trip to San Diego, Coronado, Sweetwater
Dam and Mexico, where he spent several
days, much delighted with his trip.
The new schedule of the Pacific Coast
s. s. Co. inaugurated to-day, will bring
the Santa Rosa and Corona to this port
by daylight both north and south bound
their arriving time being 7 O'Clock
am.
The steamers Eureka and Los Angeles
will not touch at ports in Santa Monica
bay, unless consignments require deliy-
cry at such ports, but will run direct for
San Pedro.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Redoudo
were Chae. v. Mamma, San Francisco !;
Mrs. M. Ruddock, M. B. Ruddock, N.
NJ. Ruddock, Eugenia Hollingsworth,
Los Angeles; Geo. J. Ainsworth, city /;
Roger Merit, E. E. Sampson, San
Diego; VIM. Gregory, Memphis S. S.
Capron, st. Louis; John G. Berger,
Anaheim.
The herald., 1893-06-03
DAY
For Free Treatment.
CLOSE AT 8 O'CLOCK TONIGHT.

As there are many sufferers in Los
Angeles and vicinity who are unable to
visit the San Francisco Institute, who
desire treatment, and so many letters
have been received asking for treatment
by mail, that it has been deemed advisa-
BILE to visit Los Angeles to give those
who desire such examination, advice
and treatment as may be indicated in
each individual case for one week
FREE OF CHARGE, thus giving suf-
ferera from all chronic diseases personal
attention and all the advantages OF this
new system that has produced such
marvellous cures in San Francisco and
vicinity.
Although the expense will be several
thousand dollars, we know that the
large number that we shall treat, the
cures will be so varied, and the good we
shall accomplish will cover 30 large a
field that the advertisement will he
double what could be obtained by the
expenditure in any other way. We also
desire to call attention to our we'll
equipped institute. All we ask in re-
turn ia for each patient to report to
their sick friends the benefit obtained
by this truly wonderful system.
The scientific knowledge of these
specialists OF symptomstology, patholo-
gy, materia medica and mental thera-
peutics enables them to understand,
locate and historize disease in its incip.
iency, progress and termination and to
prescribe the proper remedies necessary
for perfect and permanent cure. Our
medicines-mostly imported-are pure,
safe and free from mineral poisons, and
are prepared under the direct super
vision of DIR. Bryant, and will be fur
nished at cost.
Not only will the patient be surprised
at their wonderful knowledge OF disease,
their plain, concise explanation of every
cause and effect, but the rapidity with
which they relieve and cure the most
obstinate cases by the Bryant system.
1t is this system that has robbed the
surgeons knife of so many fatal opera
tions in cases of tumors. cancers and
other abnormal growths.