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Prison Accounts.

The County Commissioners yesterday
audited the account, Of the prison for the
month of December. Tie receipts were 81, y
05402; disbursement S2O5O.42; paid for
commitments SlO6O5 average number OF
prisoners per day lG5; average cost per
prisoner per day, .O0g
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Thousands of the victims of consumption
owe their death to the simple neglect of a
cold. Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds, bronchitis and all throat
and lung troubles.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DOR SALE.-Thrcc irst-cluss show cases all
j in good condition, suitable for fancy goods
notions, SC. VIII be sold at "A bargain. No, 2l
North Main street. Lift
EOR RENT.-Store and dwelling, 20 South
i Main street, now occupied by l.. j. Wilkin-
SON Also store and dwelling 2i East Centre
street, now occupied by the Singer Manufactur-
ing Company. Apply to NJ. Melet, at the post
Office. l-}-tf
ESTATE OF WILLIAM HOWELL DE
IL ceased y etters OF Administration on the
estate of William Howell, late of Shenandoah.
SchuylNill county, pennsylvania, deceased,
have been granted to William Howell Ir., of
IIowellsviic, Montour county, and Thomas
Howell of Camden, Allegheny county Penn
sylvana to whom all persons indebted to said
estate are requested Co make payment and those
having claims or demands. will make known
the same without delay to
WILLIAM HOWELL, JR
TEOMAs HOWELL,
Administrators
or to their attorney,
T. w. SHOEMAKER
shenandoah Pa
Dec, 10th, 1885. l2-l1-6t-oaw
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Have you earachc, toothache, sore throat,
paius or swclings Of any sorty A lew APP
plcations of DR.. Thomas Eclecuic Oil will
bring relief almost instantly.
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
BiIiousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleas" mt laxative. All Druggists
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ScheinY House.

Hot lunch tonight.
Oysters. CLAIMS.
At the bar: All the delicacies of the season
in every style
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It's Queer How Ou cl,
The Ministerial Associution,

Pan.Tina cures coughs and colds, 25c. A
Gruhler Bros, drug store.
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EVENING HERALD
TUESDAY, JANUARY IA, 1896.
PERSONAL.

Miss Alice Metz, Of Hazlcton, is visiting
among town friends.
Mrs George Beddall paid her many Potts
willie friends visit yesterday.
Mrs Mary Morris, Of West oak street is
confined to her home with the grip.
Miss Annie l.. Chrstman, of Harrisburg
is visiting Mrs. Robert o Boyle Of East Oak
street
James Coalley returned from New York
yesterday, where he has been transacting
business for several days.
Joseph X. II. Jacoby, representing the
Philadelphia journal Of Commerce" was a
visitor to town yesterday.
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The oisteddfod that is being planned to be
held at llazleton next spring is attracting
widespread attention. Lackawanua, Carbon,
Luzeme and Schuylkill counties will be
largely represented, Itpromises to be the
greatest event of its kind ever conducted in
this region
II was troubled with that dreadful disease
called dropsy swollen from head TO foot.
Burdock Blood BttcN has completely cured
me II is % most wondering medicine.
Joseph He1ca .inwood, ont.
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II Hits the spot That's Right.
What? Pau-Tina for coughs and colds. At
Gmhler Bros drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-14

Tuesday, January l4th, win be the last day
for people to pay taxes for 1896 and get
advantage of the per cent. rebate.
NJ. J. SEAMAN,
11l-3t Receiver of Taxes
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Thcrei This is just the Thing.
Uninne NIln.lrnl show.

Rcd Flag Oil-for sprains and bruises At
luhler Bros. drug store
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NEW SAVING FUND.

Dec 10th, 1885
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SPECIALS

board the rates of toll which the owners
OF said wharf are authorized to take
may be the same as, but shall not ex-
coed those last fixed by the supervisors
of this county for the wharf of the city
Of Santa Barbara, belonging to the
Stearns Wharf company.
The telephone system through the
Montecito valley has just been complet.
ed, and is in excellent running order.
There are fifty members. and the pat
rons have both day and night service.
Renewed activity is noticed at Bridge
northern part of this county. Two tenn
porary bridges now span the Santa Ynez
river, and four gravel trains are run
each day. Commencing tomorrow pas
sengers will hereafter be landed within
one mile of the incorporated town Of
Lompoc.
Religious street meetings are not coun-
tenanced at Santa Maria. A travelling
evangelist undertook to hold forth there
Sunday, but the local constable invited
him to leave town with the alternat tive
Of being looked up. The itinerant
preacher left at once for Guadalupe.
The favorite camping places are
scenes of life and gaiety. In some spots
we find two or three hundred people
bivouacked who have sought refuge
from the burning heat Of the interior dis
tricts.
Maggie and Mamie Sresovich. two
Loinpoc girls, were thrown from a horse
and sustained severe injuries yester-
day. One received an ugly wound in the
head and the other had a wrist broken
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SAN BERNARDINO
The Newspaper War Still On-Notes Of the
DnY


SAN BERNARDINO. Aug. 4.-For
two days there has been war in this city
over the possession of the Sun newspa-
per, and it seems to have terminated in
a victory for the holders of the second
mortgage and for their representatives.
Messrs. HARRISON and Norton, the new
publishers of the paper.
w. S. Cooper, the mortgage, foreclos-
ed on the plant yesterday morning and
sold it at public sale. 1t was bid in by
Attorney F. A. Leonard, who at once at
tempted to put Messrs. HARRISON and
Norton in possession, but this was re-
sisted. Both parties kept representatives
in the office during the day, and every
thing was quiet until little after
o'clock. Then something happened.
Suddenly Mr.. Leonard appeared at the
front door, backed by about twenty de-
termined men, who proposed to take pos
session by force. The door was opened
from the inside by man there for that
purpose, and in less time than 1t takes
to tell the representatives Of the former
management were in the middle Of the
street. landed with neatnesS and dis
patch, and the purchaser was in possess
ion. The doors We're barred, the new
force of printers put to work, deputy
SHeTlIIS anu kudTuS summoned ana
everybody in the Office was under arms
during the night.
The paper came out this morning as a
straight Republican sheet, flying Nc
Kinley and Hobart's names, and with f.
c. HARRISON in editorial control and r.
e. Norton as business manager.
Possession Is still held by force, but fur,
ther trouble is feared.
NOTES OF THE DAY
The board Of supervisors has sent
vigorous protest to the state board of
equalization objecting to the separate
assessment Of the railroad from Mojave
to Needles, owned by the Southern Pa
cif1c. and which is now assessed at a low
valuation instead of being averaged
with the rest of the mileage owned in the
state. The latter has been the custom.
and by the change the county will lose
nearly 100000 in assessed valuation.
The California Eastern company has
filed copy of it's contract with the In.
ternational Trust company, by which
the latter is to take the bonds of the for
mer to the extent of $4,000 per mile on
the road from Blake to Marvel, and
which is to be extended to Goode
Springs, Nevada.
Daniel F. Igo Of Daggett was this
morning sent to jail for contempt of
court. He had persistently refused to
pay alimony to his wife, from whom he
is divorced
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CALIFORNIA PAMPAS
Trs. Harriet w. K. Strong Has Saved a Vaiu-
able Ind,strv

uUfr iusutUy
MRS. H.. w X. Strong, proprietress
of the celebrated Ranchito del Fuerte,
san Gabriel valley, writes the San Fran
cisco Examiner as follows:
referring to the Examiners recent
New York item in that regard permit
me 10 give the facts relative to Califor-
MIA pampas. There was only European
market and knowledge of pampas.
Spectators in 1891 destroyed this mar
het by putting the price too high. From
0oo,J00 of annual output the shipments
declined to 1900, 100 plumes last year. 1
saw that an American market must be
obtained in order to make pampas rails
ing a permanent industry Tor our state.
the first requisite was to introduce
the best plumes to Americans. / pre-
sented design to the Republicans in
1872, and was asked to do the same to the
democrats. One of my daughters work.
ed up design for the Democrats. Both
were protected by patent in 1892 for the
campaign. The Republican emblem was
fan-shape, three plumes-red, white and
blue. The Democratic emblem was
three piumes. natural color, mounted
triangular shape on red stick tied
with blue ribbon. The Democratic en-
Diem l presented to the convention at
Chicago in 1892. The plumes were nam
ed by me Columbian plumes, and as
sisted in the Columbian campaign to
elect the president.
".
In parades used white plumes before the
nomination. In Los Angeles the Demo-
Gratis used red, white and blue plumes
IN tfeir decorations at their great dem
onstration the other evening
There should be respect shown by
each party for the others choice of dec
orations. and each should keep to it's
colors. The Mckinley plume'' proper
is made Of pieces of fronds fastened. and
Is worn pinned, under the lapel of the
coat. left side The Mckinley emblems
presented to the California delegation
Ihey were worn on the second day of
, the convention and We're worn outside
OF the convention hall on that day and
also on Thursday. Chairman Thurston
wore one when Mckinley was nominal
ted. l was there personally and present.
ed the large beautiful emblems at the
nomination of the party candidate.
The work l have done has saved the
industry. 1t remains for the people of
the state and the United States to fos-
ter and preserve and continue it, The
pampas plume is now national politi-
cal emblem-our one important product
cultivated for it's beauty and artistic
effects.
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day will be- naturalization seance
conducted by Mrs. N. d. Wilcox.


GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
John f. Francis was in town today to
arrange for an excursion for Santa
Monica on the Santa Fe next Thursday.
Fifty prominent people will come to
this resort on that occasion, take lunch
here and return in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom e. Rowan, Jr., re-
turned to their home in Los Angeles to-
day. after a pleasant sojourn OF three
weeks at this resort.
DR. Granville MACEDONIAN has become
one of the most expert and successful
anglers at the beach.
Under Sheriff II. S. Clements and wife
and Deputy Sheriff White and wife will
occupy a cottage on the beach for the
next four weeks
A merry crowd from the Hotel Hill
side occupied the warm water plunge
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Smith. entertained
number Of friends very delightfully."-
with musicale at their home yes
terday evening.
A merry crowd OF picnickers went to
Point Vincent in carriages yesterday
morning and remained all day gather
ing moss among the rocks Those who
enjoyed the days outing. We're the Rev.
w. FL Bickford, Chas. Ashley, George
Barden, Mines. Garvet, Carson, Falco,
and Miss Jennie Pedgrift.
A worthy movement Is on foot among
the leading citizens of this place to
make personal effort to have every
man In the precinct register before the
expiration of the allotted time. Already
through their efforts many negligent
voters have been registered, with con-
sequent gain for the Democracy.
The following enjoyed a picnic at
Point Vincent yesterday: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy, Mr..
and Mrs. ST. Clair and the three Misses
Morrison.
A force of men is now at work prepar-
Ing the camp grounds for company C of
the N. g. c., which will arrive here for
twelve-days' outing Thursday.
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SANTA MONICA
Tourists Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
Soclnbiiltv at tho Seaside

iouriSU wedding Anniversary CeIebrateo
SoclabiIltv OF the Seaside
SANTA MONICA, Aug. 4.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Haddock Of Chicago, who
are spending the summer at the Hotel
Arcadia, celebrated their wedding ami
versary today and it can be said to their
credit that though nearly thirty years
have passed since their wedding, their
honeymoon has not waned.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Francis will give
carnation party on Thursday. They
will take all their friends who are now
to Santa Monica to Redondo in a private
car. leaving the Arcadia early in the
day. Arriving at Redondo. they will
take surf bath and lunch and return
to Santa Monica with a carload of the
beautiful and famous Redondo carna-
tions.
Hhe card parry at Mrs. Robt. F. Jones'
is the attraction this afternoon, and this
evening the dance at the casino will be
largely attended
The board of trustees of Santa Monica
met last evening and after transacting
some old business took up anew the
sewer matter, and there is every evil
,dence that the matter will not again be
sidetracked.
There will be a regular meeting of the
Seaside lodge. No. 369 o. o. F., to-
night. The Rebekahs will meet Friday
night and initiate five new candidates
Mrs. Daniel Innes was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Prayer at lunch
con at the Arcadia on Saturday.
Mr. Walter B. Cline returned from
San Francisco yesterday and was hear
tily welcomed by the summer guests
Mrs. Caroline Severance was seen on
the beach today accompanied by the
talented young sculptor, Miss Mildred
Peel who is making bust of Mrs. Sever
ance presumably for the FridayMorning
club. The bust will be finished in the
clay on Thursday afternoon, when 1t
Will be exhibited at Mrs. Severance's
home for the criticism of her friends.
1t is to be hoped that the kindly express
sion never missed from that dear face
will be reproduced by the sculptor.
Mr.. S. P. Green and wife Of Fort
Worth. Texas. were at the Arcadia to-
day. Mrs. Bangs and a party OF friends
from Pasadena spent the day at the
beach, lunching at 1 o'clock at the Ar
cadia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galeteau, who have been
conducting the French restaurant on
Second street, have returned to their
home In Englewood. Mrs Galeteau is
noted for her fine French dishes and has
made her place in Englewood very pop
ular.
A series Of popular illustrated lectures
are being given at the Methodist church,
corner Fourth and Arizona. They are
attracting large audiences. The last one
will be given tomorrow night.
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SANTA ANA
A Hurder Case on Triai-Personal and General
News

A Hurder Case on Triai-Personal and General
News
SANTA ANA, Aug. 4.-The usual
murder case Is on tap in the superior
court today. This time it is Wong Hung
accused of the murder of Yom boy in
May last. Four Cinnamon were en-
gagged in the robbery which resulted in
the woman's murder. She was evident
ly first bound with long rope and.
screaming, was shot through the body,
which resulted in death in a few min
utes. HUNG was arrested next day at
Newport beach, on suspicion, and held
to answer.
H. H. Appel Of Los Angeles and Vic
tor Montgomery of Santa Ana are coun-
sci for defense. District Attorney Bal
lard for the state.
George Thacker, Harry and George
Lewis returned today from a two weeks
outing at Catalina.
@. c. and E. j. Marks left for San
Francisco this morning. where next
year will be spent at Hastings law
school.
w. E. Winslow. of the firm of Beach &
Winslow. has gone to Catalina for Arrest
with his family.
w. S. Toomey of Pomona was the
guest of his former partner, Mr.. Lutz,
over Sunday
The veterans of Orange county are ex-
pected to turn out en- masse on the ex-
cursion to Newport beach to morrow.
The city council. at its meeting last
night, granted the franchise to the Santa
Ana and Orange motor road.
A. S. Bither, the architect, is preparing
plans for the completion of the French
opera house. The auditorium is one of
the largest in the state. but unfinished.
The present owner contemplates maxi
ing it the finest opera house in Southern
California.
Reports from Newport Beach state
that the assembly there Is great sue
cess and attracting large numbers. To-
morrow is G. A. r. day, and many of
the old vets are expecting to be there.
Attorney j. N. Anderson, formerly Of
South Riverside. has settled here. He will
be the attorney of the Abstract and Title
company.
Mrs. Max Rehams and children have
gone to San Francisco and will stay
about two months.
Mrs. Stella Price starts for Berkely
tomorrow to attend the university. Roy
and Miss Stella Young have gone to
Berkeley, Miss Young to complete her
course in the university.
The city trustees last night accepted
the bid of the Los Angeles Paving COM
pany to pave Main stree bridge at IN
cents per square foot.
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REDONDO
Spirltuallst Camp Meeting-SeveraI Picnies.
General News Items

General News Items
REDONDO, Aug. 4-Interest in the
Spiritualist campmeeting is increasing
and today the attendance was larger
than that of yesterday. Twelve new ar
rivals were registered on the camp roll
up to noon today.
The services this morning were open
ed with the usual songs and invocation.
after whichfa mediums conference was
held. Mrs. Ladd-F innicane presided.
Discussions upon topics suggested at
previous conferences were INDUCED in
for some time. Thomas G. Newman of
San Diego made an excellent talk on the
rational basis Of spiritualism.
AT the afternoon session, which open
ed at $780, DR.. George w. Carpenter de-
livered the principal address. Tests were
then given by Mrs. D. N. Place, which
IN several instances were not as salts
factory as those of Sunday.
The evening session was opened with
an address by Maud L. Freitag. Mrs.
Ladd-Finnicane concluded the meeting
with number of tests.
Tommorrw the mediums conference
Will be led by Mrs. d. N. Place, followed
by an address by T. G. Newman. after
which tests will be made by Maud Fret
tag. In the evening the first camp
dance will be given. The feature Of the
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ONTARIO

ONTARIO, Aug. 4.-Charles L. Hanson
left on Sunday for North Dakota and
other points, on his way to England.
While in Europe he will endeavor to
interest investors in property in and
adjoining Ontario
Mrs. B. c. Shepherd and family and
Mrs. W. p. Croft and daughter are at
Long Beach.
Professor Woodbridge has been WIS.,
iting Chino and Ontario during the past
few days
Sales of land in Blackburn's addition
are being made frequently F. ]. Trask
is resurveying and stalking the land, and
building operations will commence i'm
mediately on the tract.
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POMONA
proposed Organization Of an Athletic Asso.
clation-personals

ctation-Personals
POMONA, Aug. "A number of the
young men Of this place who are anx-
ious that an athletic association be or
gained here met in the city marshals
once last evening to discuss the ways
and means of effecting an organization.
w. j. Pilligg was chosen chairman and
F. w. Balfour secretary of the evening.
AFTER discussion of the growing need
for permanent organization of this
Kind In our city. it was decided to meet
again next Thursday evening to take
preliminary steps towards Organizing.
The Beacon says that the free silver
sentiment or Pomona, it is claimed by
local free silverites, is 100 to As, these
ngures being the enrolment of the free
silver and Republican clubs recently or
ganized here.
Judge John Caldwell and daughter,
Miss Alice Caldwell, of Nevada City.
Cal, are guests of S. Caldwell, brother
OF Judge Caldwell, of this city. The two
families. accompanied by several of
their friends, are viewing the beauties
OF San Antonio canyon today.
Judge Caldwell has been q superior
judge OF Nevada county for the past
twenty years.
The Saturday Beacon Of this place an
HouHceS the issue, on August Is, of q 5000
edition pictorial number, containing be-
tween forty and fifty pages descriptive
of the city and valley handsomely il
Illustrated.
Miss Grace Moller, after a pleasant
visit of several weeks in this city, left
today for her home in Santa Ana.
George Yeoman went to Los Angeles
today on business.
David Thomas and wife have changed
their place of residence on South Ellen
street to Holt avenue just west from the
corner of that avenue and Ellen street.
Miss Flora Whip. an attache Of the
Pomona postoffice. is away on a much
deserved vacation.
Mrs. DR.. Bryan has .eturned from
several weeks stay at the coast.
Phil Edgar and bride. Mrs. Gale, who
formerly lived here with Mrs. Sturgess,
will arrive home tonight from San
Francisco.
Miss Edna Adams left today for Santa
Ana, where she will visit Miss Bess Les
lev
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Miss Ida Colger leave tomorrow for

Miss Ida Co.lger leave tomorrow for
Catalina for months stay.
L. G. Torrance and family were ex-
pected home to day from the east.
Don McGilvray leaves tomorrow for
Mendocino where he will spend a month
with his uncle before entering Stanford
University.
Mrs. Valette and daughter Airline re-
turned today from Catalina island.
Jas. Smith and family will leave for
Coronado this week, to remain month.
Joe Simons went to Ventura yester-
day morning to attend the Democratic
convention at that place.
The Bryan club will meet again next
Wednesday evening
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A Life on the Ocean Wave.
A Mans a Man for a. that.
Annie O. the Banks o. Dee.
Annie Laurie.
Aud Lang Syne.
Aud Robin Gray.
A Wet Sheet and a Fl9u Ing Sea
Baby Mine.
Beautiful Bells.
Beautiful Snow.
Bell Brandon.
Belle of Baltimore.
Ben Bolt.
Billy Boy.
Bingen on the Rhine.
Black Eyed Susan.
Bonnie Doom.
Bonnie Dundee.
Bring Back My Bonnie to Me.
BY the Blue Alsatian Mountains
Caller Herrin'.
Captain Jinks.
Captain with His Whiskers.
Charlie Is my Darling.
Columbia, the Gem Of the
Ocean.
Come Home. Father
Comm Thro the Rye.
Comrades.
Cruelty to Johnny.
Die Yacht an Rhine.
Dolly Warden.
Don't You Go, Tommy.
Do They Miss Me at Home,
Do They Think Of Me ct Home?
Douglas, Tender and True
Down in a Coal Mine.
Ever of hee.
Five O'Clock in the Morning.
Flee as a Bird.
Go Down. Moses.
Goodnight, and Joy be VII
We A.
Green Grow the Rushes, o.
Hail, Columbia.
Hail to the Chief.
Hard Times Come Again No
More.
Harvest Home.
Her Bright Smile Haunts Me
Still.
Hickory, Dickory, Dock.
Highland Nary.
Home. Sweet Home.
l Amt Going to Die No Moro.
] Cannot Sing the Old Songs.
l Dreamt that | Dwelt.
IfI Had But q Thousand q Year
I Heard Wee Bird Singing.
I'll Hang My Harp on q Willow
Tree.
I'll Hear the Trumpet found.
I'm Ger Young to Marry Yet.
In the Gioaming.
/ Remember.
IStood on the Bridge at Mid
night.
I've Just Come from the Foun-
tain.
Jack and Jill Went Up the Hill.
Jessie, the Flower o. Dumblane.
Jim Along Josey.
Jim Crack Corn.
Jock o. HaZeldeau.
John Anderson, My 10.
Johnny Has Gone for a Soldier.
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