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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-16

CoEIsIoN, REPRESENTATION TRANsITo
Esta Agencia Sc encarga De obtener la habtaci6n de
reexpedcion de las mercancias los duenos de estas
etc.-Oalle de Tetu6n 81
A GRANDEs MALES GRANDEs REMEDIos.-Ouan.
do el empobrecimlento organize Aniquila ell Cuer
po el egpiritu, gs impone devolver Al sistema
nsrvioso toda 50 fuerza y vigor; de ahf Ia indiCa
ci6n especial del " Vino Cordial de CeTsbSsG de
Ulrici Conceptuado por los m6dicoS mas emf
nente' como el recOnStitWye"ts mas pOdeTOsO el
vttaISsasOr mas rSpidO de las personals dGbSgss y
GnSnsicas; pru6beBe para cOFTO6OrGT tales virtudes
"a reconoCidaa y HlabadaB por Jos enfermoS que 10
han tornado
De venta para Ia iIla de Puerto-Rico, r.
Guillermety.
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Fonda Y POSada rHTUAa 50

ri dueno de este acreditado estsblecimientO tiene
gugto de ofreceo 81 galane pdbic0 puertor part
servicio gran rebaa los precos CadA parroquiano
~ peo yer go e carsa 10 que desee gasar
piazaY esmero.-Bahoa fEios tfbios.-Acuatd 4
"LAa DELICfAS DE PUERTO -RIC0,'' Tetu&n So
y aaaaaieecTor han nenCeains 1eaAdae rronlatario
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EL DTCOIONARIO DE ELECTRICIDAD

Ell DICCIONARIO DE ELECTRICIDAD
Y MAGNETISMO de ]. IIEFEBRE que con tan.
to aciarto publica la casa editorial BaiZZy BaSIe
rs HGjos, de Madrid, 90 una obra tan completa y
tan clara, que bien podrfa llsvar 81 nombre de
encyclopaedia electrical. Acabsmos de recibir las en-
tregas. ReConocenoS que es una obra indispen
sable para todo el mundo, puesto que contiene
una multitud de datos SCORE Electricidad que no
ss encuentran en- ninguna obra nj diccionario en-
Espa6a. Sc halla de venta en- Ia Libreria edito-
rial de los sehores Bailly Balliere Hijos, Plaza
de Santa Ana, ndmero 10, Madrid, en- las prln
cipales ibrerfas de Provincias Ultramar.
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PLAZA AI.FONSO q

a
Acaba de recihiE vende precioa Rin com
petencia un gran surtido de rslojes cue han teni
do 81 mss alto premio en Ii Exposition de Chica.
CO. en- reoias de oro l8 K para caballerog hay
SO modeloa diferentes magni6coa
Oron6metros invariables todR tempersturs
con CertifcadoB de marcha.
SonerfaB Repeticiones de horas, CUsrtos mi
autos.
CrOR6grafos Calculadoreu apliCables & lsI
Ciencias
CaIendarioS con doble esfera undergraduates
7 LOS del dltimo invento que tianen oche
diaa de cuarda, etc.
Ea Rsojes para saToras tiena mas de 100
mode!os difeFentes desde los mas ricos capri
chosoa del tamaHo de dos welcomes adornados con
esmalteg, fnos briIlsntes peras hssta 81 msn
Aencillo guilloch.-Es ra'olea de plsts acerc, nj
Ks alumiaio hay mss de 500 modacs diferan
tes de los mas renomhrados fahricantas de lsa
meiores rnarCas de los leiitrnos Roscopf Pstsnte,
Reseacopf Regulator Modern, Perfection. Bern
ste. Tambien ha reeioidO de Palis IA expl6n dido
eurkdo en- adereZos puaeras, prendedores. do'.
milonaa, aretes, botonaduras aldleres de corbatas
sortjas CON brillantepy piedrss fnaE. Ea alhsjaE
de orc plata de POGO precio do lsa dtimss no.
7uYtido 8onp7eto
N0TA: Toda alhsja reloi one Sc yenda en-
Q te Establecisniento ee gRrsBtiEs do.
-.4 REALLZA CION
Pnr no sar arNculos dol lamo, 50 raaliza 4
cualquier precio gran musskrario de saquitoH de
nano psta Sehoras ccstareros CON Ca jitas de nd
sica = sin elias album para retratos, eapejos y
sdornos nara tocadar rechdcG comisioR. 81
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Salon para bailes

Fl que suacribe lnquilino de la3CaBa ntm.o 20
de Ia Gale de la Cruz piso Alto ofrece Las Socie
dades coUstituidaa que quie an utdisar eI eBpacio
so salon de IL casa mencionada para Celebrar
Juntss, reuniones y particulares qae dessen daI
bsieB en- ella siempre que rsuna laR condolences
que exija el que sQscribe dandosele con 81 ornate
y alumbrado Resesario dos habitacioneu mas
que aervira de gabipate do saforas y caballeroa
Tscibidor J m aal6n Dc rsfrsaOo, Como inquiliRo
sadalaa lduAaraa - Qaasto Dias lkeiA
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I BP9WYR4P y "a san FhANGUIsO IS.
hHAIIMI \ ! BAZAzR.

Go IIJWG01lIOU
Abanicos PI.ATEADOS DORADOS fin de Steele.
Cnurones para senorss, las dltmaa formas lo mso
pel Russia de Cocodrlo que teas metAcas plates
das doradas Perfumeria DELICIA otras marcag afs
madaa. Guantes seda 10 Luis para seforas idem
de cabrta blancos negros Bronces de CristaIG
ria na para adornos CaIcetnes de seda para ninoa
das de ho de Escoca yseda para caberos pahueos hc
cases Paraguas franceses genoveses especales Bas9
estoque. Vajilas de poEcelana manteeria a1s
TOFLE. Muebles de adorno para sala gabinetes Al
buns para fotOgrafias ibuio. IaTgetas para bausmc
facitacon Reoges papeleras. Hmbres escribanas,
petas, pa plumas demas artsculos de escritorio MA
los de Vaje. Boquag petacas gran yariedsd. Camiae
taa de lana, hlo dc escoia agod6n Jugnetes muge'
IEla Carnot demaa fornss dc novedad Elegantsa ma
gue dsndo On ahaiaa da orc plata garantEadoa rat
lcaaa ae todsa elaRaa
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NJ M 10 tipografis ae LA 9oRREsPoNDENCIA, aal
ban racibido pr0CiogiRimaa latrsa dc adorno, ha-
chas sxpraaamaAts para tmbSaF papal aobraa
sggpaaa Pc aYiaaSasa lee psgapnaa O. gaato.
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VARLEDADES
k@ Sonbreros de Panama

HernaiE y c. partcipan 9us cllentes y al
Comercio en- general que han reCib1do nneva-
mente un gurtido de SOMBREROS DE CATA-
CAOS, EecomeRdando los que neceaiten, hagan
pHonto auR padidns para podar HarvirlsG 81
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sEcA.lsA De CAFE sl,gnaA s..''s. Hooking &c KIN,

hAoeRdados de cafe que ipteresea una tusna
rn6quina do secArIo, ae dirijan 10 hacienda "Sap
Jos6," dol sssor don Emilio Gomez, en- donde hsy
uDs fupconasdo disriam epts- Ests SECADORA
DE CAFE % la m6s ssncilla, IL naaa economies
y 10 mas barata cue ss hs ofrecido i p6b'ico Pa.
"a informea De preeio, pueden dirigirse don r
P. HOOKING. Ma agIez. Diciembre 10 de
1898. Is
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LEASE ESTO

Al If esta tarde 4 entrar
en- prensa Ia CoRREsPor-
DHNoIA, cay6 al suelo toda
la g. plana y Sc empastel6.
Suplicamos q nuestros abo-
nados dispensarnos este su-
ceso ajeno q nuestra volun-
tad. ....
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Buen negoCio

para 81 que desc ca p01--@anoH adquirir una f07
tuna. So ha puestO en- venta Ia pulperta situada
frsnte al muslle de Catafio denominRda Eg CabO
Dirigirse sl que Ia intsreae6 don Francisco
Marcos, dueno do Ia RefOymaadG EspsraMs1. en- ls
Marina de eBth Capital. lO-8
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Buena oeasiun
AlIRRk RRT Sal6r . narSo,ta E'sI."'"'a
nAUnAN DA ODE PEDRO URBIZTONDC
SMAa EaeMaaGiRGn 40

~ Sc complace atiende 4 los parroqT
pIeza, Prontitud, Esmero Elegancia.
En- este acreditado salon, reformado reci
admiten abona&os por meses, y hay siempre III
neral de iabones, cosm6tico, aguas de t0cador,
madas, polVos toda clase de perfumeria extra
49, Amabilid2d con los marchantes y con
wMM@FaI
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EPOsIIION
AZ san FRAN OIsC 40
Eoa ESYIR Ella DE ORO

Particips aus fAyorecedorsa que han reCi,
bido m complete surtido az cintag 10 tod N an
chos de los co ores mas nuevoH Encsjes de
ssda, hilo y algod6n, Espritu. PenachoB de mu.
cho gusto. FaAtaGias de szabaehe todo de 10 mas
elsgAnte para la ConfsCci6n de Hombreros capo.
tas para la preaante tempoTads. En- los diaB 2 y
de s 10 de Ia noche habr6 expuesto On ID
Ra de que todaa las psraonaa de buen gusto se
CercioreR de la realidad y ae conyenzan de que
los sornbrercs confeCcionados por 81 habil artista
senor Gabarl6n no tienen rival. Raoed una vi
sits para yer 10 que en- pinguna casa podr6is en-
Cantrar de tanto gusto tan bsrato. l5 4
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TIT nlnDTnU0 MODAs DE PARIS
I'll IIh nILIlIll SOL k8

Tene la disposition del pdblico E1egG"ts,
una verdadera ErDOsici6s de sombreros, capotas,
capotitas pelerinas, TODD de alta fantasia y 10
mas ino que Sc tnbricG en- Paris. Tambi6n encon.
traran el iAo terciO-pelo de seds en- tOdou los co
lores, para fabricar c@potGs T9jGGs. T Cap'Tcbo
ea un establecimiento de mOdas, dirigido pOr j6-
venes industrialea y laboriosas que Sc proponen
desarrollar en- esta Isa La LndwstrEG SOnsbrsrerd
la altura de Europa. GuatO y EleganCia, NO
mas anticuallas.
NOTA.-se ensena cOrtar Ia medida precOs con
Vencionsles 1898
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asnalsa Gle vari0a gslpa1 psIpo .peciss
mant0 en- q pacho. Rseaan vshameRtes sospa.
ohaa de que aea aUtor de aats delito nm peon ca.
minero que, Seg6a tenemos ontendido u ost6
preso."
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La caida dal cabsllo se evits aeguraments
usendo ID peYfumada LoOi6n Ant bsrpStica de-
doctor MoRtes. La cappa ea Ia cauba dc csids
dal 90 ballo y la Loci6R Monies curs iRfaliblamen
ta ls Csspa. Ds venta en- casa del sefioY CUTLER.
'lermety.
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EDITORS HERALD: Now that the city
fathers have decided upon the dollar
per day rate for the unemployed, would
it not be advisable to recommend that
the unemployed receive their money
daily? OF the number to be employed
at the rate stipulated, many are in sore
need, while not q few of those having
already applied for work are married
men and in absolute want. The red
tape system by which laborers and
others in the employ of the city are paid
should be dispensed with in this present
case Of emergency for a time at least.
The unemployed OF San Fran
cisco are paid every day BY an
agent designated for that purpose,
and the adoption OF similar plan
here in Los Angeles would greatly allie.
viate the wants of those Of our citizens
struggling to tide over the hard times
on 81 per day.
Daily payment, II made, will meet
with the approval of the citizens of this
great city, and at the same time facili-
tats the work to be done.
An empty stomach cannot we'll keep
com pany with q pick and shovel, aud
from what has been learned from a
number of those having applied for
work at the dollar rate, there is evil
IDENTIFY number OF our citizens greatly
in need Of assistance. 1t is to be hoped
that the city padres will fsYorably con-
cider this matter, and by 80 doing
greatly alleviate the wants OF thoee who
are trying to help themselves.
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ago to eet relief from onsump.

months ago to get relief from consump-
ton, and there her death occurred on
Tuesday last. The funeral took place on
the 25th, at San Luis Rey mission.
Mrs. Wolfe was the owner OF Little
Temecula rancho in Temecula valley,
where Helen Hunt Jackson was her
guest on that authors visit here as In
dian commissioner. Here it was che
possessed herself of the name IRA
mona" for the volume she was then
gathering material to write. The an
cient Indian graveyard that stands part
ly on Mrs. Wolfe's ranch, and portion
of what is now the ranch house, figures
also in that tale. Mrs. Wolfe acted as
interpreter for Mrs. Jackson with the
Indians, and was her agent subsequently
in having much drawn-work made by
the squaws.
Mrs. Wolfe had been widow for a
number of years. She leaves one daugh-
ter and four sons, all grown.
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POMONA.

Local News, Social and Personal Notes
of Interest.
POMONA, Jan. 30.-The Juvenile Tenn
pie and Hope OF Pomona lodge of Good
Templars will have a joint installation
Of officers next Thursday evening in
McComas' hall. A good programme is
promised by members OF the Juvenile
Temple to the public, whom they cor
daily invite to be present on the occa-
sion.
One of the working members of the
society requests US to announce in the
HERALD that the Universalists will give
a valentine entertainment, which will
be unique and novel, on the evening of
st. Valentines day, in the storeroom
next to Mullen & Egan's, followed by an
oyster supper. 1t is the intention, she
says, of the managers 10 make it worth
the public's attendance.
Mr.. Bingham, in the burning Of his
barn yesterday, had the misfortune to
lose his carriage, wagon and harness.
His daughters succeeded in getting the
horses out of the stalls in time to pre-.
vent their loss.
Rev. F. D. Mather, who some years
ago was stationed here, but is now at
Cotton, and family are in Pomona for
few days.
Judge Frank P. frey went to Los An
geles today on business.
Rev. w. Babcock and family have
moved into their residence on Carey
avenue.
Mrs. Lockwood has moved into one of
the cottages on Ellen street, just east OF
the central school building.
r. F. House is able to be out today.
J. o. Garlick left on the Southern Pa
cific train this morning.
From Mr.. Henry Hanson, who dropped
into 'our den" this afternoon, we learn
that Grandma Fears, one OF the old set
tiers of this valley, is able to sit up for a
short time now and then. She has been
very low within the past two or more
months.
Major j. A. Drifil is at home for few
days.
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EDITORS HERALD: Our common schools,
teaching children arithmetic, impress
upon them, that to double numerator
in vulgar fractions has the same effect as
halving the denominator. All of the
pupils understand this double process OF
doubling the value of q fraction. Are
adults more stupid? Why do not they
apply this common school knowledge to
the money question?
The whole debt-paying money fund oil
the world in gold and silver is about
eight billions of dollars. That fund,
which is nearly divided between the two
metals, is the denominator in the debt
paying fraction. Each dollar of debt is
the unit numerator - the frac-
tional part of tbs whole fund.
Every debtor who owes one
dollar, owes one eight billionth Of the
total coin OF the world. To the debtor
it makes no difference whether his debt
of one dollar ia made debt Of two dol
lars by calling his debt two eight bill
lionths or one, or by calling it four
billionths of the whole silver and gold
money-fund OF the of the world.
Yet the stupid masses OF men who
would invoke bloody revolution to
overthrow the money power that should
boldly double all debts by chang
ing the unit numerator, vote for the
same selfish power when 1t tries to
double all debtss by changing the de.
nominator. Silver is one-half of the
worlds debt-psying fund, that must
redeem all other money. To demone-
tie one-half OF the whole redemption
fund divides the denominator by two,
and diminishes the debt-psying fund by
one-half, thus doubling debt.
HEYBRoNN GARsTEIN.
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Mans Inhumauity to himself.

The most inhumsn outreges, outrages which
would disgrace the savage, man perpetrates
upon his own system by swallowing drastic
purgatives which oonvulse his stomach,
agonize his intestines and weaken bis system
Many people constantly do this under tho i'm.
preston thar rredioaments only which are
violent in their action. and particularly ca
thartics, are of any avail. Irreparable injury
to health is wrought under this mistaken IDEA
the benefcent action OF nature is Hoststter's
Stomach Bitters, which spainless nut thorough,
and invigorates the intestinal canni instead OIL
weakenII hi q and irritating it, The liver ana the
stom ach snare in the benign discipline institute
ed by this comprehensive medicine, whose
healthtul influence is felt throughout the sys-
TEN. Malarious, rheumatie Kidney anu nerv-
Gus com plants buccllnb to it,
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NEW YEARS HERALD.

Eastern Friends.
The 4S-psge New Years HERALD is
now on sale at the HERALD Office and by
all the principal news dealers. 1t is the
largest newspaper ever issued in
Southern California and, outside OF San
Francisco, on the Pacific coast. The in
formation contained in the New Years
HERALD has been carefully compiled
and comprises everything that any one
can possibly want to know about this
favored section. The New Years HER
AID can be had at the HERALD business
Office, wrapped ready for mailing, for 10
cents per copy. Be sure and mail few
copies where they can do the most
good,
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LETTER BAG.
1.-THE HERALD under this heading prints COM
m unicatlons, but does not assume RESPONSE.
bility for the sentiments expressed

EDITORS HERALD: Your article on
hogs suggests that something from my
long experience as hog raiser and feeder
may not be improbable to some who
are new at the business.
At the present and prospective price,
the hog may be made profitable pro-
duct, and with good home cash mar
ket, aa now offered, paying investment,
In the east the constant liability to and
menace of cholera, not to say the enor.
nous actual loss incurred, renders the
business precarious, but as there is
practical exemption from that dread
scourge on this coast, the business
promises almost certain good results.
First-Raise your own pigs from good,
lengthy, welcomed sows of good breed
ing berkshire is the best), and by a
well-bred, well-formed boar, not akin to
the sowB. Keep sows in good condition,
and when pigs come feed both SOW and
pigs with suitable food. never allowing
the pigs to cease thrifty growth. Your
motto should be, push them all they
will bear from start to finish.
Second-Chsnge the male at least
every two years, always getting one OF
no KIN. Ii you nno the pigs are not
smooth and lengthy, then cross with a
Poland China for increase of bone and
size.
Third-When big enough put them on
half feed, increasing as they grow and
assimilate the food, until they will sit
up and mediate" with food before
them. Then they are ''ripe" and should
weigh 800 and be about ayear old. Swine
should have clean water to drink at all
times and access to his mud bath, D
which is his medicine.
My observation mere is that hogs are
not fed enough to produce the best re-
suits in quality or profit. The gain Of
the grain finish up is large and will pay
big until you have put on him all his
frame will bear. The pig and hog crop
will work in we'll with the other crops
and is always like 80 much money in 9
good bank. j.
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DOWNEY.
A Fruit Cannery Talked Of-Looa1
Affairs.
days..

A Fruit Cannery Talked Of-Looal
Affairs.
DowNEY, Jan. 30.-The warm sun
shine and cloudless skies make us feel
as if the summer time were already here.
Grass and grain are springing up and
the hills and valleys will soon be dressed
in green.
A gentleman, Allen by name, from
Tyler, Tex, has been driving around
our valley looking up the prospects for
fruit cannery in our midst, and he
was very much pleased with this as a
location for one.
Mr.. Mayne Of Redondo has purchased
a house, also 16 lots in the Willis SUBJ
division. of F. R. Willis of Los Angeles.
Mr.. Mayne is already moving to his
late purchase.
The road overseer has tried the ew
road machine. He pronounces it a
dandy affair.
Old Father Malcolm died on Friday at
his son-in-law's residence. The funeral
took place on Saturday at the M. E.
church.
James Crawford of Heathman, Miss,
formerly of Downey, is back visiting
his father and friends in Los Angeles
and this place.
Frank Davis is now living on his
fathers ranch above town.
w. III. Russell OF Los Angeles, also O.
Benbrook. were in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burk entertained
large crowd of friends on the 10Th. the
occasion being new house warming.
Mrs. Furgeson died at Norwalk on
Sunday.
DR.. Robert Brunson will celebrate his
73d birthday on Wednesday, the 31st.
A family dinner party will be given.
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column has grown stale, and that IL why
the new thought was like soft, balmy
sea. You see women have been sitting
off in corner so long it's Just delightful
to crowd the men in little; then, too,
it combats the false idea that he is
lord of CREATION" it gives to the
the opinion that he is just enterin ae
literary arena, and this same grs
world will be on the qui vive to see
new doctrine he has to promuigate
sides, it shows he is not afraid to
this little corner in such q modest
indicative of the sex. Let ue | .
means have the column---it Just I'll
the otherwise dormant ideas.
Now, / am for mixing up thinRs
orally; ''well shaken before II
would give us the dual ideas. NJ ~
ger then of puckering up cur m 3.
with the bitter or being nanseated
too much sweet. But, then, Pm 81 5
suited, so long as the dose don't ha
bad taste.
We shall look for another zephyr ~
ticularly when it waits the very tho afs
which are in union with ours.
BEN 8. N
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,ar more Of his friends and relatives are

Der more of his friends and relatives are
coming here to locate.
The recent cold snap up at Riverside
hes driven a great many land buyers
down to Santa Ana, 40 that our. city u
almost overrun with people talking OF
ranch property. Come along, gentle
men; there is always room for one
more.
A. B. Curtis moved quite a large
house from Tustin to somewhere near
the Fifth street bridge, passing down
Fifth street. They had to remove the
electric light wires to permit the house
to pass.
There are seven boarders only in the
county jail at present, all able-bodiedi
men; but they would rather be led
by the county than work.
Mr.. Thompson of the Star was in the
city today.
]. F. Atkinson and family of Mar
shalltown, Iowa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Atkinson OF Colorado Springs.
Oolo., are stopping at the Brunswick.
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THE COURTS.

Gases on Trial Yesterday-New Suits
Filed.
Ernest Riman, the old man charge d
with forging his sons name to deed,
was discharged from custody by Judge
Smith yesterday for wsntof sufficient
evidence.
In the case OF the First National bank
vs.. Moriarty ct al, Judge Shaw yester-
day rendered decision in favor of
plaintiff for the sum of $50.
NEW SUITS.
Preliminary papers in the following
new suits were filed yesterday with the
county clerk:
Lytle Greek Water company vs..
Grapeland Irrigation district ct al
Suit to quiet water title.
Charles Macarthur vs. HI. W. Mayer
Suit to forclose mortgage.
Los Angeles National bank VS.. j. II.
Book ct al.-Suit to forecose mortgage.
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EDITORS HERALD: Anovel innovation
in the Sunday HERALD was the new
idea, "The Mans Column" 1t was SO
refreshing. We have had or not had,
according to the temper of the autocrat
OF the sanctam, "ihe Woman's Col.
umn," and SO many have become satl-
ated and tired Of that heading iofeyer
staring them III The face. 1t has fallen
upon them as has the benign face OF
Lydia Pinkhem te-the Thousands Of
newspaper eeaFchera looking for truth.
Well. must acknowledge the woman !
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from the east, after an absence OF over
six months. They are much pleased to
be back again. :.
The date of the annual charity ball
has for several good reasons been
changed to February 9Th, which will be
next Monday evening. There has al
ready been large sale of tickets. and
there is no doubt that the affair will be
a success.
The question of what to do with the
city camp of unemployed is causing the
council considerable trouble. They
have been ordered out of their present
quarters and no one seems anxious to
have them. A lot was leased from
Colonel Green today, on which it is pro
posed to erect small building at once
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HER NAME WILL LIVE.

Death of Ramona Place Wolfe of Gilt
tie Temscuts."
San Diego Sun: Mrs. Ramona Place
Wolfe had many friends here. who will
learn OF her death with deep sorrow.
The Fallbrook Observer brings news that
she went to those uplands about two