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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-08-11
CATIONS
Nerve Tonic
and vitaIizer
Perfect Constitutional Powers,

It's extraordinary curative power mani
tests itself almost Immediately after IL is
taken. On this point the evidence of those
who have taken it is uniform and positive,
They say they can feel the effect OF every
dose doing them good. IL. is a powerful
nerve invlgorating tonic, imparting its re-
storative influence through the medium of
the nervous system to every organ and
tissue of the body. 1t makes but little dit
terence whether the constitutional yigor
has been undermined by acute disease,
oyerwork or certain misebieyous indiscre-
tons or whether the broken down condi-
ton is called by one name or other so long
as there is nervous exhaustion, general
or local weakness-so long as excavation
and debility are the type Of the ailment,,
this is the 5e1ne6fU.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-08-11
Castoria.

"Castoris is en- excellent medicine for CHI
dren. Mothers have reI...atcdly told me of its
good effect upon their children"
D.. G. G. OsGoop,
Lowell, Mass.
"Castoria Is the Lest remedy for children =
which am acquainted. Il'2e tie day is rot
far distant when mothers viii consider the real
interest of their children, au lse Cdstoria in
stead of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
Da. J. F. KINcfrLoE,
Conway, Ark.
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Two Valuable Friends.


|. A physician cannot be always
had. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains;
Bruises and Burns occur often and
sometimes when least expected.
Keep handy the friend of many house
holds and the destroyer of all pain
the famous Red Flag Oil, % cents.
2. Many precious life could be say.
ed that is being racked to death with
that terrible cough. Secure a good
nights rest by investing rs cents
for bottle of Pan-Tina, the great
remedy for Coughs, Colds and Con-
sumption. Bottles of Pan-Tin
sold at l.. 6. Matthaei's Drug Store.
Sept. 80 If.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-08-11

Pat can see no reason why women
cannot become medical men.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-08-11

BROWN S IRON BITTERs
Cures Dyspepsia, In
2ige stion C Debil ity.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-08-11
That Roy Again.

1t makes me tired, said Mr.. Figg,
Ito see the style the Henderbys put on
when every one knows that they are as
poor as-as poor as''--
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Gortiesnna ToIet.s
Der Btenenftan0.

Me6rfa6en @eiuben entiprec6en6, ettpas
ii6er bic 3uiammenieBun9 clneS 8ienen=
OolfeS un0 Die Gbdttgtett in einem iolben
@enetnlpeiel1 81 l6ret6en, lalien mir bier
einige fur5 8e0altene Otittbeilungen iiber
6aS intereiiante Geben Der 8ienen folgen.
SelbitueritdnbIicb 9%eitattct ser &aum es
nicbt, unS nob ausfilbrltc9er iiber bteIen
@egenitarO SIT DerDreiten.
Sin 8ienenDoLf lift aus 6reierlet GinseLz
tpeien, Ben @rbettsbienen, Sen 9ro6nen
unb Der &0ni9in 5uiammengelebt. 9te
0robnen iin6 bic mGnnlic5en, bic &0nigin
unb bic NrbettSbienen Sic lpetbltdben 8eien
beS 8lenenDolte5.
9ie GOnigin, Oas ein8ige boufommen
enttpidelte @eib9en i'm 8ienenDolfe, lit
Die Mutter Der Sbaar un6 Die auetniee
8eberribertn bcrielben. Sic gletcbt in
iDrem QleuBeren mebr Der Nrbett8btcne ais
Der 0rObne, nur lit i6r 6interLeib lGnger
unb ipib un6 tire SIii8el ~fitr3cr. Sbre
Tlugbepegun9en itn6 baber beibrGl1tt, tbr
Sang ober lit pou Niirbe unb MtaieftGt.
2ange Belt bin0urb sGblten sic Glteren
Smfer Die &0ntgin gum mdnnlicben @ez
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.@is f0nnen 5Ofort 300 O3arf per6iez

nSIe foT7efT 7OToFf 5O0 W5aFf OeTDrcz
men, tb bite, midb 5u berbaften!" 0fit
bielen 8orten reOete bieIer Gage Elm @rbetz
ter ben @enbarm Brill in llberat6 (9teg,s
8es. Grier) an. Gr fii9te bin3u: rS6
bate itebelt Sabre 3ucbt6auS in 3teSenbaln
ab3ubrummcn, bra9 1878 nit etnem @es
fabrten ais, mir entfamcn nab Trontretb
rnb bienten In Der Srembenlegion. gtocb
Dem 8oDe meiueS Sreunbe5 belt ib eS IN
N(gier nicbt aus, beiertirte, fam mach
0~cutid6lano unb belt MIDI bter unter trent
ben gta1nen auf. Sebt bin tcb Gciien altc5
miibe unb miu pteber ms !3udbtbauS. SIS
finb auF meme Grgretfung 800 O}arf 8e>
lobnlng geieBt uno sic ioQen Sic Deroie7
men,. : Spra6's un0 lieB ficb perbaften,
unb 6ie Sa4e iteute ii3 ais Wabr berauS.
, 1894-04-06
9c7i&r 9un9 nno 2(Ct.
BUT Dtlebr>tn9 uno Nnttrbaltutt9,
Rano n(c11allY's Samtlien 2ltlas
tn ne11trdDer Ar1s9nhe*

9de w~ertbpoQe gSerf entbdlt auf 331 Setter 1917 nadJ DEN
nenefen Observation-Disclosures uerne1un9en ~brrgefelte Rarten. Ser
9rpBe NfaBftab, iOipie Die fberfidtli6en 6arben %ermOglt6en cine
lbnele, leidte Srentirung Deutfdlann aletn fnO s nnO Defer
reit= 1n9arm 4 Soften aarten 9~euiomet. 9e 9arfellng ihat
lI) Dem 8efen at Die 9eite, mas Die grapbii6e Sunit geGefert bat,
Stir GrOB unO &lein bdet es 8elebruns in aaen 5ragen, be-
lOn6ers in gauilien nit SdulkinOern Ourfe es f6 ais Elm tuertb=
uoles gudJ 'unt AnterridJt nn0 gut Sebfbelebrun9 erweiieu. Die
NuStattun9 1T Oes Snbalts tparOig unO 1OliOe, 9oS Bapter tit fir
oieien {8wef DEFENDERS Oauerbaft perfertigt Der @inbanO nit SOlo=
Oruf per5tert, Der 2aOeupreis oiefes luerkes lift 1915.
9e Nbonnenten Der Suinos Thanksgiving f6nnen baielbe 9egen
etnem Coupon uno $500 lit Daar amf unfertr office a%bbulen.
, 1894-04-06
GiRen6aRn-& aRrpfdne.

NbtcaaO 6 9Sortblpe iterrss@t1 embabm. - gifet.
W Offices: gOs. 206-208 Start 9traBe, an Der
9afleD Aoenne Gtatton uHO ON 9eprt @fe @eas.uua
9hFobrF I 9IrFr,rst
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GKIP4a0 & NLToR-gNIQK PASSENGER STATIsE..
Onnnrtd1 gnntpfrr.

S60lit. ousQeupmmeI Spuutaq5, nod &ocne, Wtil=
ipoufee, Sbebpp9an, Wta nitoluoc, Burlington unO Mtaui-
1tee I'm 7 lbr Mben0s.
lad Sran0 Saoeu, Wtuste9Ou, 6rano gfaptOs etc.
WtGupUp u1p tSreltaQ nm 7:30 nbr Abenos.
9&ad &etpaunee lno &Duapee, 9Ienitag. &OHuerltag
lln0 SumI1aG nj Z lbr Nhenos.
go9 @turQeou 8oD. 9reen Bah, MenOninee unb
Mop Bprts jeben Samitog, 7ubr A6enbs.
GfTice Iro 9ots: 0AB GER MtIdIg9H Ape. 2pbam
, 1894-04-06

SIItttOtS g. e1ttrnL.
Nne burasebenben 3ige BON Der @entraI' citation,
s~beufons an q. ctr, SO. GtraBe unb 9pOe @urt gsnOra'
tnen tperoen. &idets IN Der GtootsOffics, 1874 Sla
@iarf=9traBe, un0 in NuottOrium-6 DteL
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Sn Gleanings ipri6t Dilportb iicb be-
5agltb Ser gtacb5u6t bon &0niginnen pie
fol9t aus: Die Nbne muB bte guten
@igeni9aftcn Bet Wutter ge6abt baben,
bent Denn bte N6ne tpenig taugte, perben
ibre ible9ten Gt9enl9aften burb Die
0robnen auf Die GnfeG iibertragen. I'm
iantlmiitbige unO feiBi9e Qlr6eiter SIT err
~sielen, lit Elm tabeuoier Stammbaum unz
erIaBIt6. Wfan bebalte baber cine &Ontgtn
nibt, beren @olt ouSl9p6rmt, pGbreno
nO6 Ser 6ontgraum Ieer ftebt unb ents
ferne iene, 6eren 8ienen fortfabren, gfab7
i6tpdsme ab3uitoBen, o6er b0Sartig itnb.
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W . linton pofen9er Station.
yVHnnSyIVdnid LINES.
Snnns.. SonoI. INN WsnSfSpms4fs

Ek&H Nonht9=p S1t6l= ntGO Wt0ot1pHs SEc'
Stdet=Offices: Nu Der STATION. III 243 9. @lort
StraBe @de Sadi On, uuo irn auditorium Sotel.
Surf=3I9e iobren lpIe lOl9t nadD @entr0t=3eiE
.&QoliG. / Sdullh. ousaenpn1nen Snnntnn-
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SbS2tGptaan 6cntraI, Neip g)orf GcmtraI= una
~" Bottom & NIB a:,Is 81 cab aD,lciI. - y9te
giagorn Sans &oute. 3hge ~berIoiieu unb fontlnen an
IN Der neueu Gentrals Station an Safe 6ront, SUB BON
Yart Gelp, Ito q. Ctr, 80. Str. nno 9poe !Part.
Staot'Gidet=Offtce 81 GIarf=5tr.
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& Btcags & Gatert SHrtptS : G~iYenbabn. -
W 31det-Offices: 2S0 @Iart=Gtr., AUDITORIUM. u rt,p~
unb Panagter=Stotion. 9earborua uro 9olf=Str. ~
2o9ltb. t SDnutogs ausgem. Abfabrt. IAufuuft.
, 1894-04-06

@9 EASe@as, ESxEsfpsgaa q GnssseN
H~ssyhTfssfRXTTSASsa @~tEenb0ba.
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asIS5AlsIlS1RA gcTPu2Rr Gtottnn G0uaI-StroRe una
kGz1%&AML@g Mbam&.
SI9e MbfQbrt Mnfnnf
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
ANIMAL Natnmnnt Of the KINGS COUNTY FIRE
nnnu"l ""tVhVnC INSURANCE COMPANY of
BfooHiyn, in the State of New York, on the 3lst
gay OF December 1893: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
Amount of Capital Stok paid up in
Assets.
, 1894-04-06

$erre Soute uu0 @o%auspt1Ie.. .....
Sauntae s. Serre 90ute Baiienser .
GbtcaQo uno HoIbpille &imiteo -.
xerre 9oute unS GpanSOiae. ......
BARS, Mtarib0H & &atro.........
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gDtcaeo & Net WttG1Sam : Saba.
Station, SUB pou IL. Ctr. (StootyOfTce, 81 @lart ctr.
@onrI @9t,. 1913 Start Str.
@bfobrt. lnfnrft.
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1d;SO a-td9lt9-bur9fabrenee oaLaflrag- &c. OM
yansfseor, 1stoS en-, GSsrleSoir, :]sreSeYrSSes
Sttl.
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'EagL t2dgl. ousgeH. Spnntags
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@ibIanb uno SrontomuS
gou Claire erpreB ......... ......
maufeibo gIpreB ..................
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION

Annual Statement q tbs fN 5+RA{FF MEGRA;
of Milwaukee in the State of Wisconsin, on the
3lst day of December, 1898: made to the Insur
ance superintendent of the State of Illinois,
pursuant to law:
. Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
100000
Assets
Value of Real Estate owned by the
Company. 100000
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages....... 1,077. 3y6. O9
State, City, County and other Bonds. SAG, 795. 90
Other Corporation Stocks ........... 842.O0
Cash on hand and in Bank ........... 1856, 439.4 Al
Interest due and accrued :.......... 27,558.00
Premiums in course Of collection and
transmission .. 82,474O,
, 1894-04-06
Baltimore C. O6io=G ifen6ebn.

HHIoAGo GREAT WESTERN RY. CO. SraxS
- Central Station, Siftb &Os. unb S%arriIon Gtrake
Sfoot9Offtes an @lart unO SadiOn ctr. @bentr gI6s.)
'EdeItd. tSdgI, ousI6L 5pnnt. @baaus. gntuuft
tot. 8auI un6 Miuneopplls. 7.25 SIN l112o %s
TSopo uno &onfos Grorek $50. 725 8m ll:2O 30
'SDcnnpre unb B1roI .... $40 Sim 1920 glm
70. Charles unb 61comore 49,. 5:35 SIM 1850 gln
ct Boul uno MiuneappIis $3.50. 500 gfm 9lO Q}n
'8esWtotneS. ct. Spe Ii. San. 9th 500 gtm 9IO Im
, 1894-04-06

@Dtt nub GrlreB. ............... $50 NI+ 6:35 "
Sronb &oDios Soli6 grein i6er
Stem Buffalo u 6. & SIS. sc. &'p.E+ 7:35 Md+ $50 u
ytelo Nost un0 Bottom Special. -. '10:31 3D. 200 q
TFait Ga1tern @rpre5 ........... -. 2;30 81 900 u
Ser Nprtb @bore &tlutteo. ....... 400 ga $50 y
@rouo Haptbs &inte intr Gs0la=
lna3op 81 o. &. g s. g. 8...... + 400 81 + $50 q
@ranS GaptbS So(t0 Sraiu iiberI
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&alanta5oo MCcomnobo tion -. Ais Njf11:1O 81
MtlartIc gEpreB .............. .~ 9:35 o. TAO SIC
SaQtuolp, Ban GitD & Set. Sine. = 9:35 Q' 7:4OM
9ran0 8api6S Sine, iiber Rolama.
SOD & G. st. g. 8. 81. M.......... . 1856 81 7:4o 81
GrGn0 9tapibs GoliO Eraln iberI
9terp Buffalo & 6. & 80. 81. 81 I'11:30 M' $50 81
Sd0lth. &usQenommen 9onutaQs.
WBtcaeo, 3atItpauFee g. at. &enIsGtSenbabm.
" Stabt=3iGet Office: POT @IarfzGt..; SeIenhpns
2l9o 0totn. uutou 8afIaaier.Stotion: Ga1ol, Adams
uno Mta6IoIaS Ctr.
The herald., 1894-06-17
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE H. 1894.
. vim Introduce number Of new

boys will introduce number of new
leafs.
Miss May Keyes OF Riverside /, spend
ing her summer vacation with her
brother, Prof. @. II. Keyes, of this city.
A night blooming cereus may be seen
at the home OF J. NJ. Carter, on the cor.
ner OF Hill avenue and Mountain street.
Miss Mamie Young gave very pleas
ant musicale at her home on South
Euclid avenue last evening.
The death OF Mrs. James Cattell oc-
Cured at her home in this city late last
evening. The funeral services will be
held from the Friends church, corner
Marengo and Mountain avenues, tomor-
row Sunday morning, at II o'clock.
A number OF the local wheelmen will
take spin TO Whittier tomorrow, max
ing an early start, and returning by rail
if desired.
the Epworth league will tender re-
ception to DR.. James on Monday even :
ing. prior TO his departure for the east.
The herald., 1894-06-17
SOUTH PASADENA.

interesting Grad uating Exercisss-News
and Personal Points.
SOUTH PASADENA, June 16.-At an
early hour last evening the Methodist
church was filled with patrons and
friends OF the public school to witness
the graduating exercises. which we're
excellent. The South Pasadena orches-
TIA furnished the music. The usual
numbers OF bouquets we're showered on
the graduates, Misses Edna Smith and
Heppie Green. Messrs. Fred Crossley
and Henry Wilson.
The funeral of W. Fl. Mace, who died
at his home in Lincoln park Thursday,
OF heart disease. was held at the parlors
of REYNOLDS & Van Nous, Pasadena, this
morning, and was largely attended by
our citizens. Mr.. Mace WAS recorder OF
South Pasadena for q number OF years,
an influential and useful citizen, whose
place will be hard to fill.
Prof. G. &. Cavalier 10 forming a
class for the study of the Spanish Ian
guage. Any information in regard to
the class can be obtained at the post
office.
The celebrated Cotton children will
give an entertainment in Opera hall,
June 22nd, for the benefit of the free
reading room. 1t is hoped there will
be large attendance.
Invitations are out for the birthday
party of John G. Jacobs, Tuesday, the
18th.
Miss Stella Barden is one of the nor
NAL school graduates OF Los Angeles OF
the class of '94.
The herald., 1894-06-17
bert, W. w. Laraway, @. zsrkle, w.

bert, W. W. Laraway, O. Zerkle, W.
Msxey, G. g. Miles, L. E. st. John, F.
Ellis. J. W. Hartman, OF Bangor, Maine.
E. Bonsell, @. G. Hansen, ]. Wickslion,
Jno. w. Hartford, E. Hartman, II. Ed
wards, II. Bennett, H. Grimshsw. Y.
Del Vale, o. Bennett, Fl. D. Williams.
G. Lindekow, L. Nelson, E. Hartman.
t. Faucet.
The new time table will 60 into effect
Sunday, the oath, that date being set az
the time for the noon train to be put on
Catalina az a resort is strictly in it
this summer, judging by the great num-
Der of people who take the boat here
from the terminal wharf on it's tri-
weekly trips.
The Y to connect the Santa Fe with
the Terminal at Manhattan, the first
etahiPie .sontb. Of Low. .saaeias will -hs
The schooner Antelope, from Coquille
river, is at the Ganahl company's wharf
discharging her cargo OF Oregon pine.
This ia the best place for those desir-
ing to learn to swim to come to, as there
is no danger from rough water and NO
undercurrent whatever.
The following made merry bathing
party Thursday Mise Annette OscomDe,
Miss Mary Hodge, mir. and Mrs. J. j..
Leavitt and Miss Annie and Will Comp
ton of Los Angeles.
The herald., 1894-06-17

r. Smith and Mrs. I. B. Van Alstyne
aud son started for San Francisco by the
way of Redondo, where they took the
steamer. They will be gone about q
month.
Santa Ana has surely had her share OF
public meetings this spring and sum
mer. The next gathering Ia the confer
ence OF the Unity society, to be held in
this city in the Unity hall, commencing
Friday afternoon, June ed. 1t is ex-
pected that Eli Fay, ID. D., president oil
the conference, will preach on Sunday
morning, June oath.
June 9th is the date OF Madame
Modjeska's entertainment for the benefit
of the public library. French's hall will
be decorated for the ocoas ON. A great
many people will see the famous actress
for the first time. At this early date
there is inquiry for seats.
Services in the M. K. church south
corner of Church and West streets. Sun
day school at 8 40. Preaching at IL q.
m. Rev. d. F. Fuller. pastor.
Services in the Episcopal church Sun
day at IL a. m. Sunday school at TO-.
Rev. W. B. Burrows, rector.
From the number of men who are be-
coming naturallzed this season we will
poll the largest vote by considerable we
ever have, and to q man up a tree" 1t
looks as though ,arty lines will be come
what ignored this fall For nearly every
candidate spoken of there ia some one
who lie free to say in the same party,
"Well, if he gets the nomination won't
vote for him. There seems to be more
of this talk at this early stage Of the
game than was ever known before.
The herald., 1894-06-17
SAN BERNARDINO.

Bear Valley Company Matters-Demo-
cratic Convention Called.
SAN BERNARDINo, June 16.-A concert
will be given az farewell benefit to
Mrs. r. NJ. Lancaster, in which that
talent OF this and adjoining cities. This
opera house in this city on Monday
evening.
The Girls brigade are preparing to
give a drill and concert in the pavilion
on Tuesday evening, June Goth.
The gold medal oratorical contest at
Cotton next Tuesday evening, under the
direction of Mrs.. Kendall Holt, prom
Uses to be very successful affair. Mr..
and Mrs. Kendall Holt are on the pro-
gramme for a laughable domestic dra-
ma, and Mrs. j. W. Davis will contrib
ute vocal solo, Mr.. James Wood will
Sing ballad. Miss Hortense Burton and
Mr.. Gray Sampson will furnish a solo
and duet on the piano.
The Cotton News has changed owner
ship, Will @. Bailey having sold the
plant TO Mrs. j. E. McMullin, at one
time editress of the Semi-Tropic.
On last Wednesday evening the Con-
gregational soci9ty held a meeting to
decide on a plan for church enlarge
ment. A plan was adopted and COM
mittee appointed to complete the money
racing. An adjourned meeting will be
held neyt Wednesday evening at 80 to
complete the arrangements.
TheCongregationsl Sunday -scho oil will
have it's picnic on next Tuesday.
There is row prepositinn to renraan.
The herald., 1894-06-17
TER MIN AL ISLAND.

Local News Notes From That Pleasant
Resort.
TERMINAL ISLAND, June 16.-The in
vitation social hop at the pavilion FRI
day night was one of the incest little
aociety events OF the early summer
season. The affair was a purely local
one designed for and in the interest OF
the young society folk OF San Pedro
who are very partial to this ok arating
form OF mild dissipation. The supper
sustained the reputation OF this excel
lent hosiery and Messrs. Gilbert and
Laraway are to be congratulated on
having the chief OF chefs.
Some OF those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. a. w. SspulveGa, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. w. Tillon. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. ]. Content, Misc Della Content.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Weldon, Mics A. An
derson, Miss NJ. Neso the Misses j.
Oden, Davis, Reynolds, Jones', Sepul-
veds, Graham, Mrs. r. NJ. Gilbert,
Mesars. W. Murphy. L. Hail. 7. Nj. Gil
The herald., 1894-06-17
CHINO.

Chino and Pomona People Talking Rail
road-News Notes.
CHINO, June 16.-Several years ago a
grade was run at an expense OF $50, 900
or $4,000, extending from Pomona
across the Chino ranch and through
the townsite to Elsinore. Strsitened
finances have so far prevented its being
put to any practical use. The Southern
Pacific company b as for some time held
an option for right of way over the
grade. Chino and Pomona people are
inclined to favor almost any project
which will give them a through line.
Mr.. Gird has received several proposals
of a more or less advantageous char
actor from interested parties within the
last three months, and the prospects
are that the road will be in operation
within a yesr. A road connecting with
the Santa Fs at North Pomona, and
running thence to Chino, might be
probably operated. pending iep e-eoI4
sion to env point which might be de-
termined upon. Public opinion in Chino
and Pomona is unanimous as to the ad-
vantages to be derived from closer con-
nection for the two places.
The entertainment given in Opera hall
Friday evening by the children OF the
public schools was a very enjoysble one.
There was a pleasing variety In the pro-
grsmme, and the rendition OF the dit
ferent numbers showed much natural
talent among the pupils and careful
training on the part OF the teachers.
Mrs. Richard Grid, in very felicitous
speech, com plimented teachers and pu-
pills on the PROCESSES made during the
past year.
Under the able and tactful manage
meat of Mrs. Trimming, assisted by a
corps of thoroug hly competent instruct
ore, the Chino schools have attained a
standing second to none.
Wilbur Parker purchased from Rich
ard Grid last Friday his celebrated trot-
ting horse Alec. Alec is gilt edged as
to breeding, q flyer and a slayer.
Considerable attention has been at
tracted of late to Chino ranch horses,
and the purchase of carload of them
for cowboy use in Arizona this week
shows the high repute of that stock.
Sam Franklin, a dry goods peddler,
was arrested for peddling without a
license, tried, convicted and fined SIS
Friday afternoon. He paid the fine
today. Harry Walker, the coal oil ven
der, was arrested on q similar charge
and he will have his examination Mon
day.
Mrs. II. @. Twining, principal of tht
Chino public schools, lett for her homt
in Rialto this morning.
Miss Belle Baca ia spending vacation
with her parents on the Chino ranch.
Mrs. G. s. Hutchinson, who has beer
quite i'll for the past two weeks, is still
confined to the house.
Judge Seely's mill has commenced t
grind on the usual summer grist.
Sonoratown receives daily accessionl
to its heterogeneous collection of tempo
rary homes and population.
The herald., 1894-06-17
SANTA ANA.
The Graduating Exercises-A Big Field
Day Expected-Sotes.

The Graduating Exercises-A Big Field
Day Expected-Notes.
SANTA ANA, June 15.-The graduating
exercises at Spurgeon's opera house last
night was a success in every way. One
or the largest crowds ever assembled in
the hall was present. A great many
we're unable to secure seats and had to
stand during the entire exercises.
The commencement address of Prof.
Keyes of Ghroop university was mas
tsrly effort, and delighted the whole
audience, especially the class of boya
Just starting out in life.
The Athletic club OF Orange county is
highly pleased at the way everything is
running in regard to the field day sports.
Five hundred entry blanks were print
ed. and all of them have been sent out
on application. A much larger crowd
ia expected now than week ago.
Everything is favorable for the biggest
| time ever experienced in Southern Cali
| fornia at q field day race. Everything
/ Is very encouraging.
Mir. and Mrs. Ed Cameron and four
children. from Columbus. o., are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John Beatty. Mrs.
{ Cameron ia a sister OF Mrs. Beatty.
The district convention OF the Y. P.
s. @. E. will DO held in Santa Ana, No
vember Goth, December lat and End.
This convention comprises the whole OF
Southern California, and 800 delegates
are expected to be present.
Mrs. w. B Burrows, who has been
| visiting in San Francisco for the past
month, returned home tonight. Her
mother, Mrs. Potter, will remain for 3
while, OF least.
Mr.. +. NJ. johnson OF Los Angeles,
manager OF the famous Suit and Watch
club, was in eur city yesterday on
business.
D. f. Wilmer. the "lord mayor" of
Laguns beach, has taken up his abode
there, to remain as long as any one else
stays there.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rehm, OF the Santa
Ana Mills, have gone to Chicago ON a
visit.
Dan Pavicich ssys he did not sign the
| petition to close the saloons. Some one
has mierepresented him.
The ladies of the NJ. e. church eouth
will give an experience social in Spur
geon's nall, Tuesday evening, June 29th.
| Refreshments will be served for 10
cents. Admission only 10 cents.
The Unity society has secured the use
of French's opera house for their Civ
ing Whiet" Tor July I'd and Cd. This
promises to be very fine affair.
The services of the M. E. church on
Sunday will all be held in Neill's hall.
! There will be no sunday school. Love
least at $50. Sermon at IL by DR..
Thomson. Rev. Hugh E. Smith will
hold services at and p. M, and Rev.
Duncan, presiding elder OF the M. f..
church south, at 7:45 p. m.
Rev. E. S. Chase, D. D., breaches in
the Presbyterian church at II a. M,
and Rev S. A. Thomson, d. D. at 7 45
| o. m. on Sunday.
Rev. G. l.. Libby will preach in the
Baptist church Sunday at 7 :45 p. IA,
and Rev. A. NJ. Gibbons will preach in
the N. L. church eouth at IL a. m.
| ME- II N WAlla mr. and Mira Carag