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The herald., 1893-06-05
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The Matter of tho Election of New Super
visors-A Dead Lock.
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The Matter of the Election of New Super
visors-A Dead Lock.
REDLANDs, June 4.-Yesterday morn
ing Messrs e. e.. Judson, j. B. Glover,
Gus E. Otis, @. Z. Truesdell and r. J.
Waters, the committee appointed by the
mass meeting held in the city, appeared
before the board of supervisors and pre-
sented their claims for the new super.
visor caused by the division of the
county. They Here OF the opinion that
their section was entitled to representa-
tion on the board on a basis of popula-
tion and taxation. They discussed the
subject the entire forenoon session.
Supervisors Lord and Victor did not
agree with them and thought that the
western portion should be so divided by
east and west lines that an effort to di.
vide the county again two years from
now would be frustrated. No decision
was arrived at when the noon hour ar
rived, and the board adjourned till 1:3C
p. m. The subject was not taken up
during the afternoon session, but as the
board will meet in regular session TO.
morrow the subject may be taken up
again. Ii it should not, and the board
rArnaips in daad-lnck. the lannoint-
Carl Furst was elected school trnstee
in Mission district Friday.
Rev. e. j. Inwood is home from q
visit to Chicago.
Arthur Gregory is grading land on
Fourth street between the railroads and
will build brick packing house 4Oxl00
feet. the work to begin Monday.
Apricote are ripeniug and few small
shipments have been made but the har-
vest will begin in earnest next week.
Miss Katie Bcwker, who has been
stopping in this city to benefit her
health, left yesterday for Leroy, Michi-
gan.
L. E. Kiefhaber and wife OF Santa
Ana, have moved to this city and will
make it their future home.
MIR. and Mrs. Ingram of San Diego
claim to have discovered the long lost
Pegleg mine in the Cocopah mountains.
They exhibit specimens of ore yielding
$500 per ton.
Judge j. ID. Davis and family have
gone to housekeeping and remain in the
city.
A 41a-foot rattlesnake was killed in
the hills near San simoteo caflon today.
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a creditable exhibition. fresh fruit is
wanted once or twice month.

wanted once or twice month.
NOTES.
Maurice Hoodstein Of Diamond Bros.
left yesterday for Chicago.
M. F. Price OF Cotton was in the city
yesterday on business.
James D. Gsris yesterday delivered
three boys to Whittier who had been
sentenced to the reform school.
The probate calendar was called in
department two of the superior court
yesterday.
The question Of redistricting the
county was discussed at some length by
the supervisors yesterday, but nothing
was done in the matter.
Anna Jessrang was yesterday granted
divorce from her husband. George o..
Jessrang, by Judge Otis. She was
allowed to resume her maiden name.
The San Bernardino Society OF
Pioneers held it's regular meeting yes
terday at this.city.
The contract for building the new
Stewart hotel was signed by the board
of directors and Ernest Vieweger yester-
day. The work OF clearing away the
ruins Of the old building will begin to-
morrow.
Mrs. Reynolds. who died yesterday at
Rialto, was buried today at the ceme-
terry in this city.
William Gird appeared before the
supervisors yesterday and aeked them
to assist in raising the necessary $1,000
by making an appropriation for the 4th
OF July. They could not see it in the
same light and refused to make the
appropriation.
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rrouble wIth the 1adx 11apacers.

When the board of lady managers as
sembled in the Woman's building for the
regular meeting Tuesday, there was a
jolly disturbance, growing out of the
dedication ceremonies. Many Of the la
dies were angry with the ceremonies
committee on account of what they were
pleased to call an objectionable slight.
The dissatisfied ladies accused the GER
emonies committee and Mrs Mary Lo-
gan. as well as the president of the board
IN particular, with assuming to run the
woman's department entirely to tho ex-
clusion Of the other ladies interested.
The ladies based their complaint on the
fact that none but the favored few met
the Duchess of Veragua.
No one Of the other commissioners
was presented, it isalleged, and it is said
Mrs. Logan took it ppon herself to en-
tertain the distinguished guests.-Chi-
cago Letter.
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ATT WOMXW

who are overworked, rundown"
or debilitated, need just one medi-
oine-and that is DIR. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription. It's broad state
ment, but facts bear it out. These
are the facts:
If you're a weak and delicate wo-
man, then the "Favorite Prescrip-
ton" builds you up; if you suffer
from any of the painful disorders
and arrangements peculiar to your
sex, it relieves and cures. 1t invigo-
rates the system, improves digestion,
enriches the blood, dispels aches and
pains, brings refreshing sleep, and
restores health and strength. All
the chronic weaknesses, irregulari-
ties, and disturbances known as "fe-
male complaints are completely
and permanently cured. by it.
These are facts, and they're strong
enough to warrant the makers in
guaranteeing their remedy, If it
fails to benefit or cure, you have
your money back. No other medi-
cine for women is sold on such
terms. That proves that nothing
else can be "just as good"
The herald., 1893-06-05
SANTA MONICA.

The Summer Season Most SUCCESSFULLY
Opened- Notes.
SANTA MdkfcA, ,June 4.--The dayTwas
clear with charming ocean breeze,
bathing superb, crowd immense, num-
berihx fully 1000. The music Of the On
tario City band as fine as any ever
heard here, and we have had the best
bands OF this section play for us in the
past. The Wild West show was liber-
ally patronized, as was the open air con-
cert at the Neptune gardens. Fishing
was good and the wharf crowded all day,
and the canon had host OF picni6kers
:. beneath it's umbrageous shade trees, is a
brief epitome OF the day.
The simmer girl was down in all the
glory of her pfquaut outing suit with
numerous admirers, and the dude who
travels on his shape, sucking his cane
and saying ah was also down, and as
we have learned to put up with, his
idiocy we stood his presence. In fact,
the inaugural of the summer season was
an immense spccesA and If we are to
Judge by it the season will be memoir
able one if only our citizens do their
part OF the programme, instead, as many
of them are doing, trying to receive q
energy. Drones are no good in any
community, be they rich or poor, corpo-
rstions or private individuals.
soUIBs.
The jackson hotel was packed to its
utmost Saturday and today, it being
evident that the travelling public have
found out the handsome treatment that
every one receives from its proprietor
and manager.
One old lady said at the band stand :
"Why. they play as good as the Douglas
band, and Just look at the crowd of On
tarioites who have come down to give
their boys a send off. guess Mr.. Craw-
ley OF the Southern Pacific knows a
thing or two," and your Correspondent
agreed with madam.
The lurid bathing suit put in an ap-
coysEiEng fgHFish ,sgual to tQ The
them.
J. @. Steele. who has opened up the
Mermaid sample room on Second street,
sgave an opening which was more than
largely attended by his many Los An
geles friends.
A merry party of belated tourists, con-
sisting OF Mr.. and Mrs. X. H. Morse.
Mise w. G. Morse, Mrs. James Pryer
and Mr.. Howell Pryer of Cleve-
land, o., we're delighted with their first
bath in Mother Ocean.
A street car service would prove a sue
GEES and public convenience. 1 give the
hint; will not some public-spirited citi-
zen act on it.?
Bellevue cottage was crowded again
last night to its possible limit, while the
number of table bowders is increasing
daily.
1t strikes your correspondent that it
would be good idea for our police force
to clean up the streets from drunken
soldiers at least hourly; because o man
wore the blue in the sos does not give
him right TO be drunken nuisance in
the g0s. ,
Street Superintendent Lowman made
the espfaDade presehtable for yesterdays
concert, and promises to keep it so dur
ing the season.
The phonograph at Eckert & Hopf's
10 last becoming a prime favorite with
patrons of the pavilion, who listen to
it's melody after partaking of one Of
their famous dinners.
The herald., 1893-06-05
Journalism In Japan.

journalism in Japan appears to besur-
rounded by some stern restrictions, the
desirability Of abolishing or amending
which has lately been occupying the at
tention Of the Japanese parliameht. In
Europe when newspapers offend against
the law fines are inflicted on the editor,
writer, printer or publisher, as the case
may be. But in Japan it appears that
the journalists begin by paying fine,
though the amount may possibly be re-
turned to them in course of time, for
that is the practical result of depositing
sums Of money with the authorities
varying from $50 to 1000 yen yearly as
evidence Of good faith. If fines are in
ficted at any rate Of less than the
amount Of the deposit, there can be no
question Of nonpayment
A motion was made to abolish this
deposit, as also the power of the govern
ment to suspend a paper which published
anything calculated to disturb the pub
lie peace. but the right of suspension was
retained by 81 votes to 49, and as to tho
desirability of demanding the security
the house was unanimous. 1t was ex-
planned that the house felt the necessity
of keeping some check on irresponsible
agitators unfit to wield journalistic in
fiuence," and there is o good deal to be
said for the contention. ''Women's
rights" advocates will be extremely Of
Tended at one amendment, which was
accepted. No wonnses,is allowed to be.
come an editor or publisher in Japan
Lombard Standard.
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nelihernto snicido hua annn.

A dog died Tuesday with full evidence
Of Intentional suicide. The dog was a
collie owned by Frank Austin, prom
inent citizen Of Eckerty. 1t seldom left
home-neyer without him, and he never
without it. But he had business in
Louisville. The dog followed him
despite his efforts to drive him back.
When the man got upon the train, the
dog ran to and fro along the track and
at last sat down and cried piteously
This was continued until another train
approached, when he laid his neck upon
the track, and the head was severed
Cor. indianapolis Sentinel
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are You Thinking

What you ought to take with you when
you go to the worlds fair? Your outfit
will not be complete without bottle oil
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoa Remedy. The change of water and
diet, fatigue and irregular habits during
your TRIP are almost certain to produce
diarrhea, and dose or two OF this rem
edy may aave you serious sickness and
perhaps much expense. Procure it be
fore leaving home. 25 and 50 cant bot
ties for sale by G. +. Heinzeman, 222
North Main.
The herald., 1893-06-05
A vision of heaven before Death.

w. H. Gaines. an old colored local
preacher of Cambridge, O., awoke his
wife Tuesday night and told her he had
vision Of heaven. The angels who
gathered around him assured him he
would enter paradise and be with them
April %, at o'clock in the evening. In
spite Of his friends ridicule the old man
made his preparations accordingly.
Though be insisted his time was at hand,
there were no signs of coming dissolution
until just before the scheduled time,
when he quietly lay down and died.
The herald., 1893-06-05

II the smallpox epidemic reaches this
country from Europe, we shall not expect
it to spread extensively, for the laws re-
specting vaccination are intelligently
carried out. Still, the large immigrant
population viii need looking after, and
lodging houses will need rigid inspection.
The herald., 1893-06-05
Enund.

A package worth its weight in gold
on the corner of Fourth and Spring
streets. To those troubled with dand-
ruff, or any skin disease, in the shape OF
Smiths Dandruf Pomade. The only
remedy on earth that single bottle is
guaranteed to cure any case OF dandruff
or money refunded. For sale only bv
of & Vaughn, corner Fourth and Spring
streets, Los Angeles.
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A Landslide.

VERY MARKED REsuLTs.-The farm land.
side usually CONVEYS lnta iligence of disaster
whereby many are killed, but this tim. II Is
Miles Restorative Nervine, q remedy that Is
daily saving the lives of thousands who are
sgtering from nervous disorders It cures pal
pltation, nervous prostraticn, headache. baek.
ache, spinal diseases, hysteria. iii effefrs NJ
spirits, Confusion Of mind, ETC., and builds ND
the body surprisingly. Brown & Msybury.
cortland, n. T., say one patient used nervine
and gained 15poundb OF flesh. Sold bv a n
hance. the druggist l77 N. Spring street, on
guarantee Get a book free. ~
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For any kind oil tin, sheet.iron, copper.
plated or wooden ware, cutlery, brushes,
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Items of Intaraat.

HRsT.CLAsS ROOMS ana best table board
at Santa Monica at Bellevue Cottaea lin con.
necaon with Bellevue Terrace, Los AngeiesI.
ocean avenue. Mrs. C. W. Stewart, Prop.
AL WHO ENJ0Y good French cooking 90
70 tne DeImonlco Restaurant, Second strees.
santa Monica, where P. Dauphine, tha cele,
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1t causes a terrible falling off in the
receipts of the village postmaster when
an engaged couple gets married. Were
it not for love the post Office department
would soon go into bankruptcy.
The herald., 1893-06-05

DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are
the best Liver Pills. A prompt
remedy for Sick or Bilious Head
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ious Attacks, and all arrangements
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Lost,

Once lost, 1t is difficult to restore the
hair. Therefore be warned in time, lest
you become bald. Skookum root hair
grower stops falling hair. Sold by drug
riafa
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This annoying scalp trouble, which
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The herald., 1893-06-05

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The herald., 1893-06-05

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Clean: fresh stock OF groceries, dry goods, boots
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,;:!:s.:: :!$sI:: l,AzzzzSs( r::;S.. IS! !: s
ture Of "~PP1A
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WHY lie Was There.

The prisoner before the police court
bar had been there before many
time
I'D like to know" said the judge,
why you get here so often?"
Its the only place in town where
can get credit, Your honor" was the
ambiguous reply.
"Well, you haven much credit here,
| can tell YOU
MAY be 50. your honor, but just the
same I'm always charged with some
thing when come" And the court
gave him ten days extra. Detroit Free
Press
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Doing tho Kight Thing.

Young Man. deliver ice at your
house and | thought I'd see if you
wouldn't do the right thing by me in
the purchase of a ring for young
woman.
Jeweler-IIow high do you want to
go?
Young Man-About eight dollars.
Jeweler-You deliver ice at my house,
you say?
Young Man-Yes
Jeweler--Well. there's a six-dollar
ring, but under the circumstances you
may have it for cight-Judge.
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How to he Happy.

Old Gent-On the eve of your mar
riage let me give You piece of advice.
Remember when your wife's next
birthday comes, and give her hand
some present.
Young Man-Yes, Of course.
"Give her the best your pocket can
buy every birthday, but at Christmas,
New Years. and such times, give her
only inexpensive little tokens. Form
that habit"
Eyes; but why?'
at will pay"
81 presume so"
eyes. In a few years you can begin to
forget the birthdays. and she won't
say word. N. \ Weekly.
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WHY Gus Kicked.

~ wonder why all my friends treat
me SO coldly," asked Gus Clamwhooper
"Wel, you see, Gus. you have been
living fast life. You have run through
the fortune left you by your father"
replied Charlie Knickerbocker.
eyes, but that's his fault in not leav-
Ing me bigger fortune. don't think
1t is right that the sins Of the fathers
should be visited on the children. -
Texas Siftings.
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Not Her Fault.

as Miss Morninrside Park married
yet?' asked Il New York gentleman,
who has just returned afteran absence
of several years.
mo but she could have married one
OF the richest men in New York, if he
had only been willing" was the reply
Of llostetter McGinnis, to whom the
question was addressed Sift-
ings.
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Three Minutes East.

Robert-Mamma, my stomach says 1t
Is dinner time.
Mamma-You'd better go and SEQ
what time it is.
Robert (after an inspection of the
clock)-Wen, mamma, my stomach's
three minutes fast.-Life.
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Foreign Travel Improves.

Successful Farmer-Son George got
some sense durin' that foreign tour any
how.
Wife, hain't seen it.
II have. You know he spent good
while in Lunnon, as he calls it,
"Ies, an Id like to know what good
it did"
Use y'r eyes, Miranda He learned
to turn up his pants Wen it trains. IN.
y. Weekly
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A Commitment.

Little Johnny-Mrs. Talkemdown
paid big compliment to me to-day.
Mother-Did she, really? Well
there's no denying that woman has
sense. What did she say?
Little Johnny-She said she didn't
see how you came to have such nice
little boy as am.-Good News
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Modern Chivalry.

Mrs. Blossom-Ah. Clarence, men
are SO cold nowadays. In the age OF
chivalry you would have told me you
would be willing even to die for me-
Mr.. Blossom-But. my dear, you for
get. Haven't | already expressed my
willingness to try to live with your
Brooklyn Life.
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Old Party-Thanl you, Antoine
thank YOU very much. Aldo they
allow tipping here?
Antoine-Oui. IN sier
Old Party are the guests lib
eral?
Antoine-Non, m'sier, &c rule is &c
ozzaire way.
Old Party-Vcry wen, Antoine. here
is cent for You. do not wish to
break the rules. lIarpers Weekly
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Not Even His Blessing.

Hes an awful miser. never heard
OF him giving anything away In his
life"
Didn't he give his daughter away
when she was married?"
His daughter eloped. "-Boston
Globe
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Very Likely.

Father Ito eXtravagant son)-Now
just suppose for an instant that l at
your age had behaved as you do, what
would have been to-day?
Son-Well, you would have been pen
niless, and I'd have had chance to
become a useful citizen. = Harper's
Bazar
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A Great Woman.

'She is deeply interested in the ele-
walton Of the masses, l believer"
Her life is given to the work. Why,
her time is SO much occupied with the
welfare Of her fellow creatures that
she is obliged to let her children run
wild. She is a great wonan"-N. Y.
Press.
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The Chemist.

How much is the sirup?"
Fifty cents. madam"
"What extortion.'
Look at my ledger. The ingredi-
ents cost five cents, and general ex-
penses are forty-fve cents morel"-
Demorest's Magazine
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1 arry's Lament,

"Wurra Wurra" groaned Larry.
BAD luck to the day was bor-r-n!
Here's thin banks all Dustin up an
me not got cint in amy wan sv 'em. +"
Chicago Tribune.