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his best efforts to help provide the means
for their comfort and happiness.
Judge Van Dyke was also during the
past week a visitor to his son, DR.. Van
Dyke, and to the governor.
This evening, the Sth. will be the usual
monthly meeting in the evening at the
assembly hall of the home fire brigade,
On Sunday morning Catholic SER
vices were held in the assembly hall at
a. M, Father Have officiating.
In the evening we had our usual Sun
day sacred concert, which has got to be
one of our pleasantest weekly events
Miss Pearlie Gleason of Los Angeles was
present, and as usual did her best for
the pleasure of the old boys.
Deaths at the home since my last:
Edwin Ebert, assistant surgeon OF
Phelps, Mo-, cavalry; being an F. and
A. NJ, he was followed to the grave by
the Masonic club of the home: and Com
modore p. Mooney, late of Company Fl
Twenty-fifth Ohio infantry.
The late high wind did some devasta-
ton to trees and shrubbery in the
home grounds.
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TERMINAL ISLAND

TERMINAL ISLAND, Nov. 8.-Reg-
ular Correspondence This sunny isl
and, owing to it's sheltered position, is
an ideal winter sea coast health resort.
The high northwest wind which pre-
vailed on Sunday barely touched this
place, the hills OF the Palos Verde PROV
ing an efficient barrier.
Rough water at this time of the year
is good thing for shell hunters, for if
good and rough the beach Immediately
after is strewn with specimens.
The cottages on the island are nearly
all occupied, and the Tavern" provides
for the needs of many guests.
At the California Lumber company $
wharf on Sunday there We're a two
masted, a three-masted and a four
masted vessel loaded with lumber.
AT dinner at the Tavern Sunday were
A. M. Ozmun, president of the Columbia
Savings bank, and wife Of Los Angeles,
F. B. Platt, st. Paul, Mimi; Major
Jones and wife, and c. D. Willard, wife
and daughter of Los Angeles.
Seymour Locke, son and two nephews
of Pasadena, came down Saturday and
stopped over Sunday guests at the Tav-
ern.
President Sabin and Superintendent
Hinchcliffe of the Sunset Telephone
company were at the island last week
and made arrangements to put in sub
marine line between the island and San
Pedro.
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ORANGE COUNTY
SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, Nov. 8.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) The following delegates
went to San Diego this morning to at
tend the state convention of the Baptist
association, which meets in that city
on Wednesday: Rev. Myron Cooley, Mr..
and Mrs. S. A. Marchant, S. c. Marchant
and S. T. Turner from the Immanuel
Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Her, T. N. Wells.
Mrs. ]. F. Merriam and A. A. Hopkins,
from the First Baptist church.
Jose Maria Aleman Of Olive was ar
rested today on charge of selling liquor
without license. Mrs. Brandall of Full
lerton and NJ. S. Carriozosa of Yorba
were also arrested on the same charge.
James Murrautt and Victoria Mccoy,
both colored and residents of Fuller
ton, were today granted a license to
wed.
A. Otis Birch returned last evening
from Chicago, ILL.,, where he has been
for several months.
The many friends of Hiram M. Cake,
formerly Of this city, but now living in
Tucson Ariz., will be sorry to learn that
he is dangerously ill will paralysis.
Bert Woodhouse, the manager of the
Western Union Telegraph Office in this
city, and Miss Nellie HOutZ went to
San Diego this morning, where they will
be married today. After few days they
will return here to reside.
Geo. w. Hubbard, a resident of Tus-
tin, is seriously i'll at Salem, Or, where
he went on a business troip.
Arrangements have been perfected
with the Boston Bloomer Girls Baseball
club whereby they will come to this city
Friday afternoon and play q match
game with the Santa Ana nine. The
game will be played at Athletic park on
Main street.
Robert, ther 3-year-old son of Rev. ].
F. Hopkins, is dangerously ill and his re-
covery considered doubtful.
DR.. Gregory gave two addresses in this
city yesterday in the interests of the
orphans home of Los Angeles.
Mrs. w. w. Crozier is in Los Angeles
visiting friends for a few days.
Elliott Beamer Of Riverside is visiting
friends in town.
Miss Margaret Lindsay of San Fran
cisco is the guest Of J. d. Beach and
family.
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The funeral of Mrs. Mary A. Living
stone, who died yesterday, will be held
from the residence, 92O East Colorado
street, Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Interment private.
Harry T. Grace and Tom Dawson, two
hobos given lodgings in the city Jail last
night, were permitted to go their way
to San Bernardino this morning. They
were recently sent up for ten days and
served their sentence.
PERSONAL.
Guy Wood of South Los Robles ave-
nue. left this morning by boat for San
Francisco.
John o. Tucker of Gardena is in the
city.
T. P. Lukens is spending ten days in
Bear valley.
Miss Mabel Howell of Los Angeles
is the guest of Miss Belle Hoff.
Mr.. Martin Bronson and family have
arrived from Iowa.
Justice Gleason of South Pasadena has
gone to New York on business, and dur
ing his absence Judge Rossiter will look
after his business as well as his own.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Glare leave the latter
part of this month for Washington.
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SOLDIERS HOME

SOLDIERS HOME, Nov. S.-Regular
Correspondence.) Senator Stephen NJ.
White, with his lady, was d visitor at
the home yesterday, and guest of Gov
ernor Smith, who escorted him over the
home and pointed out the desired i'm
provements. The governor introduced
Senator White to the old boys in the
dining hall as they were partaking of
their Sunday dinner, when the Senator
made one Of his short and characteristic
addresses. He said he was pleased to
see the evidences Of care and content
ment before him; that though money
was short in the United States treasury
there was no money more willingly eX-
pended that that laid out for the care
and comfort of the veterans, to whose
efforts it was due that we now had the
magnificent united country that we are
all so proud Of, and that he would use
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SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY
REDLANDs

| REDLANDS, Nov. S.-(Regular Cor
Irespondence.) The first meeting Of the
series which Rev. DR.. Easter, Rev. DR..
Dotton of Riverside and Rev. j. D.
Browne of San Bernardino are to hold
conjointly was held at st. Johns church
| in the latter city Sunday night. The
subject was christian Workers." in
which Rev. DR.. Easter of Redlands led
off with an address on 1.-The Lack of
Them" followed by the Riverside rec
tor on 1.-The Need of Them" the series
closing with Their Supply" by Rev. ].
D. Brown. The attendance was very
large and the series starts off with
great interest and enthusiasm among
the laymen. The next meeting will be
held in the Episcopal church in this city
the first Sunday in December.
A telegram has been received from San
Francisco announcing that John Brown.
ST., the venerable pioneer, one of the
organizers of San Bernardina county.
lies at the point of death. His Oldest son,
John Brown, Jr., left at once Sunday
night for his bedside.
The Redlands taxpayers will not have
to go to the county seat to get rid of their
surplus cash this year. as the force of
deputies will bring the books over here
and locate for one day-Thursday-at
the Office of H. II. Daniels on Orange
street.
There was a good attendance at the
Y. N. c. A. Sunday afternoon to listen
to an address by the secretary on THE
Young Men of the World
The Citrograph repudiates the soft
Impeachment that there will soon be a
daily paper issued from it's office and
states that if htere is any truth in the
rumor that a new daily is to come, ]. A.
Whitmore is to be the responsible man.
Under the heading of Mill Creek
Falls" J. w. Dobbs of Redlands makes
filing of $50 inches of water flowing un-
derneath and above the surface of the
ground at a point two miles north of
Mill creek in the canyon which joins
! Mill creek on T. r. Akers' land near the
| head of Mill creek, being 2200 feet above
said Akers' place, the water % be con-
Quoted through an open ditch or f1ume
one foot wide and two feet deep and a
10-inch steel pipe to a point on the north
side of Mill creek opposite T. r. Akers'
house, there to be used to generate elec-
tricity to be used at Lakeview, Perris,
Menifee and Elsinore for pumping water
for light, for heat, etc.. for the inhabi-
tants of said places. Under the same
date, November 4, 1897, the same ]. w.
Dobbs files on 200 inches of water at a
point two miles north of Mill creek, in
the canyon which joins Mill creek on o.
T. Cassin's place next west Of that Of
II. r. Akers' place, the water to be con-
6uota1 and ncad in the former fling
On the back of the filing left with the
county recorder is this endorsement: IF
this is not rit will will maket it ritz
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LINES OF TRAVEL
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co

The company's elegant steamers SANTA
ROSA and QUEEN leave REDONDO q
II a. m. and PORT LOS ANGELES at z:~
D. m. for San Francisco. via Santa Barbara
and Port Hartford Nov. 4, 8. II. 16. 20. 2. =.
Dec. 2, 6, 10, IA. 1S. %. 26. 80, JAN 3. Z, H. l6
10. %, q, 81. Leave PORT LOS ANGELES
at a. m. and REDONDO at II a. m. for
San Diego, Nov. g. 8. 10. IA. IS. %. 26. 80, Dec.
l. 8, r. 49, 90 a. 49, Jan. I, s. g. 13. II. q. p. q
Cars connect via Redondo leave Santa 70
depot at 9:45 a. M, or from Redondo rail.
way depot at $3.50 a. m.
Cars connect via Port Los Angeles leave
s. p. r. r. depot at 1885 p. m. for steamers
north bound.
The steamers EUREKA and COOS BAx
leave SAN PEDRO and EAST SAN Pc
DRO for San Francisco, via Ventura. Car.
penteria, Santa Barbara, Gaviota, Port
Hartford, Cayucos. San Simeon, Monterey
and Santa Cruz at $3.50 p. m. Nov. ], 3. =.
l3 II. 2l, 25, 29 Dec. 8. 7. II, Is. 10, o. q. q.
Jan. 4, 8, IL. 16, 20. "a. 2S. Cars connect with
steamers via San Pedro leave 8. r. II. II:
(Arcade depot at sos p. m. and Terminal
railway depot at 5:15 p. m.
The company reserves the right to change
without previous notice steamers, sailing
dates and hours of sailing.
w. PARIS, Agt., 124 w. Second st., Los
Angeles.
GOOOALL, PERKINS & CO.. General
Agents, San Francisco.
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RIVERSIDE COUNTY
RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE. Nov. S.-CRegular Cor
respondence) Notice has been re-
ceived from the postal authorities at
Washington that the new name, High
grove" chosen by the residents of East
Riverside for their town and settlement
has been accepted by the government
and now it is Highgrove. sure enough.
Some thief raided the home of James
Heartwell at Highgrove one night last
week and robbed it of a quantity of jew
elry, among which was a ladys gold
watch and several diamond rings.
The first drunk arrested by the city
police since last July was taken in Sat
urday evening.
The first crew of orange piclzers began
work in this city today. They were
sent out by Earl & Co. Other picking
crews will be put to work during the
week by other packing firms. Orders
for holiday fruit are beginning to ar
rive.
County Tax Collector Palmer gath
cred in $4,000 last week on account of
taxes. City Marshal Wilson, who is
the tax collector for the city. collected
s16714S city taxes during the week.
buSlIlcSS III UOtl tllC City anu COuIlly
tax collectors offices started up brisk
today. The time Of delinquency is
rapidly drawing near.
Frank Milner. who killed S. J. Darrah
at Banning, a short time since, and who
was given new trial, was in court to-
day to have the date of his second trial
set. The court fixed it for December
7th, and venire of fifty jurors for the
case was drawn and put into the sher-
ifs hands for service.
One of the principal witnesses wanted
in the first trial of Miner was a man
named Devosner. When he was wanted
he could not be found, and now that Mil
ner is to have a second trial an effort
will be made to locate him. Today pa
pers of attachment for DevOsner were
sworn to by Miner who says he be-
lieves that Devosner is in hiding in Los
Angeles.
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ORANGE

ORANGE, Nov. S.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) The Santa Fe is regarding,
putting in new ties and graveling its
roadbed between Orange and Santa
Ana.
Miriano Orantes had lively runaway
with one of e. T. Parker's teams this
morning.
Rev. ]. H. Harwood, Congregational
minister of Los Angeles. and former
resident of Orange, occupied the pulpit
of the Methodist church here Sunday
morning.
j. H. Frederick, whose business inter-
ests have required his absence from Or
ange for nearly two months, returned
on Saturday.
Mr.. White of Riverside was visiting
friends in Orange yesterday.
Bird Robinson, who has been at Chino
during the beet sugar season, returned
to Orange yesterday.
Invitations are out for social hop
to be given in Rochester hall, Orange,
on Friday evening, November 18th.
John Roberts, Ed M. Fullerton and Ar
thur Carpenter are the committee who
have the matter in charge.
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CRIPPLED, RHEUMATIC
AND DYSPEPTIC.
Nervous Headache and Nervous
Debility for Five Years. Di-
gestive Organs Useless.
Mr.. William J. McDernott. Newspaper Man, CT
English, Indiana, Testfies to the
Potency of Pink Pills.
From the Ne,os, Indianapolis, Ind.
The following communication speaks for

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Schenectady, N. Y.
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some Of the charge still remaining in the
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living thoough sheer necessity.
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SO you may suppose my life was one Of
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SAN DIEGO COUNTY
SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO, Nov. S.-The schooner
Anita arrived this morning from Santo
Domingo, and among her passengers
were M. H. A. Miller and Lewis Hunt
of San Francisco and three sailors,
Wilson, and two brothers, named Ole
son. The four latter and Capt. Hall
compose the party that Miller and other
San Francisco capitalists outfitted to
make an expedition to Santa Rosalia.
They left Oakland in the schooner Grace
on August Goth and reached their desti-
nation month later. They claim that
Halls object was to induce them to go
on a mining trip and get parties to fur
nish him with boat and supplies and
that he intended to get rid of his asso-
ciates and then make off with the vessel.
The men all allege that Hall put poison
in the sack of flour they were using and
the night they reached Santa Rosalia all
except Hall We're seriously sick and he
feigned sickness. Since his return Hail
has been in the hospital and this morn
ing a warrant was issued by Commits
sioner Knoles, charging Hall with at
tempted murder.
The body of II. j. Hull was found in
the bay at l p. m today, about 200 yards
from the rear of Schims warehouse. IT.
was lying exposed at high tide. From
the appearance of the body it is difficult
to say whether Hull was killed and
thrown into the bay or whether he COM
mitter suicide. A police officer says he
conversed with Hull last evening and
at that time he seemed quite rational
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POMONA

POMONA, Nov. S.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) N. c. Pedley, manager of
Armory opera house. is striving hard to
please the amusement-loving people of
this place. All this week he has Spick-
etts big comedy company at popular
prices on his hands, tonight being the
opening night The company carries a
brass band and orchestra. The bill in
cludes the Factory Girl Virginia, -
Private Secretary" Foul Play" Ten
Nights in a Bar Room,' 1.-THE Hickory
Farm" and other plays.
The program of the regular annual
meeting of the Southern California Po-
mological society, which is to be held in
this city on the 18th inst, will extend
through Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day of this week. The sessions will be
held in the Methodist church.
l.. T. Bishop is having an addition
built to his house.
News has been received in this city
of the death in San Francisco of Nor
timer Dewitt, brother-in-law of Mrs. NJ
J. Simpson.
A. B. Goslin has purchased the house
and lot on Fourth street between Cor
don and Ellen streets belonging to l..
w. Cowles and has moved his family
there to live.
p. J. Dreher, secretary of the San An
tonic fruit exchange, has returned from
a recent trip to Chicago and other cities
in the interest of the Orange Growers
association.
Charley Graber, son of J. H. GRADER
Of this city, is visiting at his fathers s
home, sufferer from rheumatism.
M. F. Ruff will soon vacate his home
on West Third street and the place will
be put in readiness for occupation by
George Phillips some time this month.
Miss Myrtle McCune of Chanute, Kan,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
M. F. Ruff. will leave today for Kansas
c. H. Garrison and wife will return to-
day from o short stay in Los Angeles.
The herald., 1897-11-09
Sd1TfERN i RE6iIHEs Il E:

supreme president Of the order OF the
Fraternal Brotherhood, was a very
successful affair.
The Order OF Chosen Friends held an
open meeting Saturday night. Grand
Councillor M. Boehm of San Francisco.
w. H. Grand vice president of San Pc
dro. and L. D. Biddle of Los Angeles
we're present. Addresses were deliv-
cred by Messrs. Boehm and Savage, and
Mr.. Biddle sang some songs. w. M.
McFadden of Placentia also addressed
the audience The ladies prepared
nice repast, and the evening was very
pleasantly and profitably spent
A lodge of the order of the ladies of the
Fraternal Brotherhood was organ
ized in this city Friday afternoon by
Mrs. C. f. Munson of Los Angeles, SUI
preme president. The following officers
were elected: Mrs. j. d. Lane, presi-
dent; Mrs. G. w. Wilcox. past presi-
dent; Mrs. Minor, vice president; Mrs.
Ella Gardiner, secretary; Mrs. n. "A.
Slough, treasurer; Mrs. j. H. Clabaugh,
chaplain; Mrs. J. S. Hatfield, master
alarms; Mrs. G. e. Boyd, sergeant;
Mrs. NJ. l.. Warner. inner doorkeeper;
Miss Ida L. Mengis, outer doorkeeper;
Mrs. r. H. Scale and Mrs. J. w. Whann,
trustees.
r. L. Fisher of Pasadena has been en-
gagged to run the plant at the power
house, the city trustees agreeing to pay
him 500 per month. His time is not
out with his Pasadena employers, and
he will not begin work for some time
here. and it is an open question whether
he will come at all.
]. H. Byers of Los Angeles is running
the plant at the power house tempo
rarily.
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ANAHEIM

ANAHEIM, Nov. S.-(Regular Cores
pondence.) The entertainment given at
the opera house on Friday evening in
honor of c. p. Dandy Of Los Angeles.
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Boiling water makes it ready in Z
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sent free. Ask your grocer for It.
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DR.. w. F. Duncan, 603 w. Sixty.
Third St., writes:

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exc. and find 1t superior to any Of the
several brands we have tried. We have
discarded Java and Mocha from cuf
breakfast table and are using Koieko
instead. 1t 10 not only palafable bus
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italy believe. gradually supe1cede the
imported cofiees."
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-03-04
How TO mako popcorn HalIs.

The corn to be preferred. if you
can get it is tho squirrel to, tn corn
and, if possible, that which is I
year old. Shell and pop tho corn
in poppcr, or in tin pan with a
PIC plato for cover. BY shaking
the pan as soon as the corn gets
hot the corn will pop rs woll in
this fashion as in a regular poppcr.
Aftor the corn is popped, set an
iron skillet on the fire. with a cup
full or molasscs, u pipco Of butter
tho size Of a walnut and Il saltsp ,on-
full of salt in it, and cook the mix
turo until, on dropping little ir-
to q cup OF cold water, it will
candy. Then sct it on the back
OF the stove where it will not cook
any moro and stir into it Just as
much OF the popcorn us possible.
The more corn the bcttot tho can
dy. Then take up tho pclccs OF
corn on the top OF tho skillet, which
havo the least candy on them, and
pat them into cakes, or roll thon
into balls. Next stir in moro pop
corn and repeat tho process, ane
SO on until you have used up al
tho candy. SGT tho cako, in a but
terod dish to cool.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-03-04
.srnp..visi,nn murdered.

AwrNs, ga, Feb. 25.-Nows
geac .,,t here to-day Of q sensation
nj murder committed some days ago
in jackson County. Mr.. Hunt, a
merchant of Bolton, Hall County,
formerly Of Greenvillo, S. c., sold
his stock to Il Mr.. Reynolds Of
Jackson County. AS the story
has it, Mr.. Hunt was to accompany
him to Harmony Grove, whero
they would get tho money. They
left III q vehicle, tho property of
Mr.. Hunt. Somewhere between tho
two places, Mr.. Hunt was shot to
death and his body weighted and
thrown into Oconeo Rivor. Rcy-
nolds thon returned to Bolton,
wearing the ring of Mr.. Hunt,
opened up his store and began to
sell goods. AS Mr.. Hunt did not
return. Reynolds was charged by
citizens with foul play and 1T is
said confessed, impllcating Brooks
who IS still at large. Excitement is
intonso in tho vicinity. Hunt had
$4,000 on his body tho day ho was
murdered. Reynolds was carried
to Gainesville for fear IF lynching
Hunts body has been recovered
and an inquest will be held to-
morrow. .-Grecnvillo News.